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TLESOAT MORNISG, MAR. 19. 1871.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
JBhi-.(MH. H. MAY.
f.fcitvrfmni TrohShrlvor, .T. Tt. Stroun,
W. W, Dlmmd. H. II, Haslet, .t. Winan-t.
JititicM of the Peaee W. 1. Mcrcilliott,
l. S. Knox.
0Htaftfo J. N.Teltsworth.
tk-hont liirectnrs J. Wlnans, J. A. Dale,
J. A. Prmior, Jacob Shrlvor, M. W. Tate,
8. D. Irwin.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Frmitirnt Judrjr.W. P. Jf.KKS.
AtariVir Judge J. A. I'Korr.a, Al
BllltW Cook.
ArAeriff K. I Davis.
KstViVC Attorn) V. W. Masoii.
'Veniirer H. Nkti.ev.
I'rothnnotary, Hcgiater Jt Iitconter,d r..
J. , AONF.W.
niminis.ti'onfTii nicttj. Ei.mott, Jacob
MRRCH-l.fOTT, T. I). Cni.i.tus.
Uuunt; .Superintendent H. K. RonnKR.
Jury Viiii'ni'.i.iiOHer Gkokok Siuoi.ih,
WM, PATTRnsol.
4t"""'.V lfnrvnor S.P. Trwik.
)ronrr Jostah Wisans.
Vunfy I vditnrn Eli Hoi. EVAN, AVM.
Clark, T. H. Conn.
Member of Congre Vth Dmtrict O. W.
flooKim.n
Aewbl)J. B. La whom.
' LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Tlie Loral Option Lhw is lieing
ngitnted, mid may be passed during
the present session of tlio Legislature.
' A. II. Steele' family move to Ti-(tm-ille
this week, wliere lie lias pur
ctuised n residence, and will live at
home.
Considerable snow lias fallen dtir
. ing flie past, week.lxit it is melted almost
as fast as it falls. The "break up"
has Lot yet occurred.
Jumes Green, Esq., of East Hick
ory has been on the Kick list for a few
.days. We truet that he will soon be
- restored to his usual health.
Max. Ililhronner has lost a
Knight of l'ytliing pin in town recent
ly. ' Anyone returning the same to
him will be liberully rewarded.
C. D. Brigluim editor of tlie Pitts
burgh Commercial has been appointed
Auditor (ieiienil to fill tlict vacancy
occasioned by the death of Dr. Stan
ton. Prof. WeSer has again taken up his
ihodc among us, and has nearly all
his old pupils nod several new ones,
who have, or wish to have "Music in
" their souls."
A very intererting series of meet
ing were held in the M. E. Church at
East Ilii.'itory during but week. Rev
eral souls were seeking light Jit last
accounts, and the good work moving
bravely on.
fcd. Culleton, Cutter of the Su
iperior Lumber Co. Store, has gone to
riiNbtir'h, to sttidy the spring styles.
We limy expect to see some "stunning"
.snitired nbut here, when he comes
back.
A fire occurred at Pithole one'day
last week, which destroyed three frame
buildings, one of vihich was occupied
by Oil. Doolittle, Treasurer of the
i n nolo x vjieopons ripe w, I tic
others were occupied by W. II. Sprngue
and X. E. Vanatter. The loss amounts
to about $3,000.
-We pnblishcil an. account of a
fracas between two lads named Staver
nd Gibson, at the Rvinl Farm, hist
week, in which Gibson was htabbed
.several times by Stavt-r. Gibson has
since died, and Staver has been com
. milled to jail at Franklin to await
trial for murder.
Cominis.-ioner Collins fell through
the ice while crossing the river tit Sig
gins Lau.iing on last Friday morning,
ftp to his armpits. I In fortunately re
covered himself before the current
gf-eot him iTmler the ice, and the entire
community is heartily rvjoiued at Ins
ca pe.
An 'apportionment of the Con
. gressiiflial Districts of this State re
I ported by the Committee of the Pa.
i. Legislature appointed for tnat purpose,
;. which makes Erie, Warren, Venango
and Forest the 26Mi Congressional
ft District of Pa. The Venango Citizen
'; (lemurs. ;
Mr. II. II. Stow and his family
Vy are going to Cincinnati on a raft when
the "break up" comes. Wm. Whi.e,
j Esq., of Xevti.wn, an I his numerous
. 'progeny are going to take the lead or
iollinv etiil iu tht) game way only he
expects to go through to Missouri. We
r '. wiflkl'KJin and their families abundant
, . v. sue ess iii life.
; " Ou. Tuesday last, Mr. II. J. Mil
- ler, agent for liroohs & Co.. of lirook-
ville, 'which is situated in Howe twp.,
;Forebt County, was in town, and from
vi him we leaiu that the tannery erected
there hist season, of which we spoke
: at the time it was being built, is com
'plcted.nlid under headway, employing
ixy men, at proKcnt, with a prospect
fS'iilarging the business sufliciently
to'yejnploy two huudred. Thirteeli
iuusc and a saw mill, beside the taa- j
..rniy - eomposo tliu town, and business
is ai brik as could be wished. Success
j ko the njw town. j
. -
Y. M C. A.
Delegates of the Young Men'i Chris
tian Association will hold a meeting in
the M. E. Church on next Sabbath at
o'clock P. M. Let everybody turn
out.
The Petroleum Centre Record says
that the Phillips, Boyles & Leslie well
on the Krautzer Lease, Cash-Up, which
started up oome days ago at the rate of
160 barrels per day, but filled up with
sand and ceased producing, has been
cleaned nut and started up again, and
is now yielding 70 barrels per day and
increasing.
Jno. Cobb A Sons have rafted
1,300,000 feet of lumber on the ice in
the pond at Lacytown. If the break
up docs not interfere with it, they will
be ou hand for the first rise, with a
good number of rafts. Whether this
rafting n the ice will prove profita
ble nr not, depends entirely on how
the ico goes out. We hope it will
prove a success.
Wo kuow of two modes of estab
lishing a good re putntbn. One is to
be praised by honest men, and the
other is to bo abused by rogues and
scandal mongers. The former will in
variably be accompanied by the latter.
Their calumnations are Dot only the
gieatest benefit they can confer upon
you, but also the only service they
will perform for nothing. "A word
to the wise," Ac.
A week ago Monday Mr. G. W.
Zeuts and Master Geo. Ilolemnn saw
a young deer on the ice in Holemaii's
Eddy, and, acting on the spur of the
moment, gave chase. Tlio deer got
upon a slippery place, and fell, wheu
they came up and secured it. Mr.
Zeuts now has the animal penned up,
and is taming it rapidly. It will now
eat from Mr. Zeuts' hand and bids fair
to become a very allectionate pet.
The Vei.ango Sjuctator of last
week apologizes for the lack of local
mutter iu that paper by say thut "the
editor has become a 'father for the first
time. It's a boy nd we wight iiame
it after the man who pays his subscrip
t'n n the longest iu advance. It weighs
well we are not ashamed of its aver
dopois." Accept our congratulations,
John. May the child sing as well as
its mother, aud write as well as its
father.
Georgn B. Lnper closed his school
at West Hickory on Friday last, tle
term having expired. Everything
moved off harmoniously during the en
tire term, and the people, old aud
young, without a single exception, as
fur iu our informant could learn, give
but on opinion, viz: "Mr. Luper has
done better fur us as a teacher, than
any one ever did before." He returns
to his home in Crawford County this
week, accompanied by the hearty good
withes of all who knew him.
Yesterday evening James Fogle,
a lad about 17 years of age, was
brought before D. S. Knox, J. P., on
a charge of threatening Jas. Mclntyre
with mutilation with a knife. Itappears
that Fogle hud had gome diftieulty
with a younger brother of Jas. Mcln
t re, and expressed the opinion that
"there wasu't a Mclntyre runtiing that
could getaway with him." Jas. thought
there was.and peeled for the fray. Fogle
drew a knife and swore he would carve
his (Men) intestines from out his
frame. The younger brother then
clinched Fogle, who made a pass at
him with the knife, narrowly missing
his heart. The teHcher, Miss MtCur
dy interfered, and tried to get ti e
knife from Fo'le, and received quite
a severe cut on her hand. lie then
put up his knife. He was bound over
in 8100 bail for his appearance at
court.
Some time during last night Capt.
Knox was awakeped by his wife, who
said she heard a noise in the chickeu
coop. Thinking tlmt some animal was
disturbing his poultry, the Capt. hur
ried out to the coop, without dressing,
and thought he saw a large dog with a
chicken in its mouth. He made a
grab at the chickeu, when, much to
his surprise, he caught hold of a man's
hand. The mail dropped the chickeu
and proceeded to make himself invisi
ble, as quickly as possible. The Capt.
recognised him, a. id gave chase. The
frozen ground was hard ou his bare
feet, nowever, nd he was obliged to
give it up. He then returned to the
coop, and found two chickens and a
turkey lying there wiih their nuks
wrung. He watched for some time,
but the thief diil not comeback for his
prey. We suppose the chappy will be
indicted immediately.
Somebody, probably the same light
fingered geiitleuan, spirited away a
guilder belonging to .1. Wenk. the
poultry market is lively just now.
Come and see the new Spring
Goods just received at the Superior
Lumber Co b Store. A complete assort
ment of Notions, Drc-j goods, Ac.
Letter From Hickory.
Hickory Township, Mar. 18, '72.
Mr. Dusk:
Dear Sir: A friend called my at
tcution to an article in the Ieu of
last week, headed "From Howe Tow n
ship," the manuscript of which uever
saw daylight outsfde the office from
which it was published, which con
tained some insinuations against you,
and your paper. You have heretofore
refrained from noticing the flings of
the aforesaid sheet, which action,
I think, very creditable to you, as
you arn't a dirt slinger, and I suppose,
of course, that you intend to follow
out tho same line of conduct now and
henceforth. Consequently, if you will
allow me the space, I will say a few
words about the thing which pretends
to bo the Democratic Organ of the
County :
In the first place, if you will take
the trouble to inquire, you will find
that the Democrats as a moss repudi
ate the sheet, and will tell you that
they only long for the day when the
present editor will die iu one of his
drunken fits, when they hope to have
a decent paper, which they can carry
into their houses without the fear of
its filthy teachings corrupting and de
basing the minds of their children. If
you will examine further, you will
learn that the Democrats, if left to
suppoit the sheet, would let it die of
starvation, but they say that the most
of tha support it obtains is given eith
er by disaffected Republicans, or by
those who think that if it does die, a
good Democratic paper will bt
started and Democrats who are no','
voting with the Republicans will be
brought back to their first love.
You pretei.d to have a moral town ;
if you have, why is this blot on its
decency, this running sore on its cuti
cle, allowed to remain there and dis
tribute a certain amount of filth, pro
fanity and infidelity to your county
each week f It is true his circulation
is limited, owing I suppose to its im
moral tone, and its non-appearance for
five or six weeks at a stretch, while its
ditor is wallowing with more decent
swine in the gutter. Clear out this
stench in the nostrils or nural people
from your midst, and let a paper of
that party be printed there which can
be takeu by all Democrats without re
flecting ou their respectability, and
your town will rise iu the estimation
of all.
I occasionally ask a Tiooesta man
why steps are not taken to suppress his
obscene publication and bring him to
justice. The answer bus always been :
"O, let him alone, he cannot lite
through many more fits of the mania
poiu, uud he will never quit drinking
while he lives." But I have waited
aud hoped in vain for his demise, us
the whisky seen is to be counteracted by
some more powerful poison in his sys
tem, and I am afraid he wou't die un
til be bus done mischief which can uev
er be repaired. Yours Truly,
Kkitblican.
We received the above communica
tion almost too late for publication.
We hud noticed the insinuations con
tained in the letter referred to, aud
had concluded to let them pass as we
have numberless others, as worthy on
ly of contempt ; and hesitated before
putting this letter in type, but after
showing it to a few of our triends here,
and being advised to publis i it, we do
so, believing that every word iu it is
true, uud will meet with the approba
tion of our citizens.
We frankly confess that we do not
owu all this establishment, aud the
reason is because we have not sufficient
money to buy it. We auppose we
Could establish about five of such as
the J'rest office. We intend, the Lord
willing to own the Uei'I'blican entire
just as soon as our stumps weigh
enough, and hope our readers will pur
dou us because we have not been able
to buy it before.
As regards to brains connected with
this institution, we don't boast, but we
have at leust enough to edit a paper
which eoutains all our county news;
which is issued aci week regularly;
which dosen't publish every gmutty
story that comes around, aud which
our subscribers are always pleased to
receive. When au opp isition paper U
published iu our place whose editor
has brains enough to fill the above bill,
we will then, aud not until then, con
sider that we have a foemau worthy
of our quill. Until that time we will
proceed as though the were not
published. Ed.
Notice.
All those knowing themselves in
debted on the Subscription to the Pres
byterian ministers' salary, are request,
ed to make payment withiu two
weeks, as ut the end of that time the
balance on the list w ill be due.
W. U. Dun-v, TrcM.
For Bale. To close an estate, two
tracts of land of about 2000 acres,
situated on Millstone Creek, Forest
County. Heavily timbered, mainly
hemlock, valuable for the bark, and
supposed by good judges to be good
oil territory. Map with particulars at
this office.
BALLOU's MAOAZINJi FOR APRIL.
This magazine caters for all classes;
and old aud young, rich and poor,
will find something in its table of con
tents to cheer and please them. Boys
and girls find in Ballou's a depart
ment that is expressly appropriated for
their interest, amusement and instruc
tion. It contains historical tales, sea
varnx. wonderful ml venture the best
poetry, thrilling romances, aiitl some.
superb illustrations, and yet is sold for
the low price of 15 rents per copy, or
II. CO per year; cheap, but good. Try
a number aud see. Address Thomes
Talbot, 03 Congress Street, Boston, if
the Magaziue cannot be obiaiued at
the nearest periodical depot.
For coughs, bronchitis and con
sumption, in its early stages, nothing
epialiDr. Pierce's Goldeu Medical
Discovery. 573
The public appreciating our lib
eral inducements for cash purchases is
the reason we have such crowds and
sell such piles of goods every Saturday.
SUPERIOR M'MBKK CO. STORR.
Winter caps selling at cost at the
Superior Lumber Co. Store, eveiy
Saturday.
Dress goods selling as low and
compared with New York prices, at
the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Every Saturday is the day for
cheap goods at the Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
Ready madeclothiug and woollen
goods of all kinds are specialties at
our Clearance Sales, every Saturday.
SUPERIOR LUMBER CO. STORE.
Gents' Furnishing goods, latest
stvles of neckties, bows, scarfs, paper
collars, underware Ac, at the very
lowest prices.
Superior Lumber Co. Store.
A full assortment of Notions re
ceived this day. Will be sold at very
favorabe prices. We sell Sewing Ma
chines, at the very lowef t figures.
44tf Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Owing to tho shortness of the
cotton crop and the great demand for
cotton goods in the west, there is a
material advance in all kinds of do
mestics, but we are selling at the old
prices beside the great inducements
we ofTcr for buying goods every Satur
day. Superior Lumber Co. Store.
"How To Go West."
Forty years ago, Illinois was as far
West as most people wished to go, and
journeys were made iu the legendary
'Fruirie Schooner," but in these days
of Progress aud Improvement, the
word West has come to menu Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Califor
nia and the Territories, aud the Trav
eler reaches almost any point therein
by a splendid Line of Railroad.
This Line of Kuilroud is tie Bur
lington Route, which starts from Chi
cago over tlie Chicago, Burlington A
Quincy K. R.f from Indianapolis over
the Indianapolis, Bioomiugton A West
ern Short Liue, and from Logansport
over the Toledo, Peoria A Warsaw R.
R., and running through Burlington,
reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska
City, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leaven
worth and Kansas city, connecting
with the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific
and other Railroads running from
those cities.
Always go "By way of Burlington."
and you will be sure to be right.
The Burlington Route has admira
bly answered the question, "How to go
West?" by the publication of a truth
fill and interesting document filled
with facts in regard to Time, Connec
tions, Accommodations, rates of Fare,
and other interesting items, aud illus
trated by a large map, truthfully
showing the whole West which they
distribute free of charge. Copies, and
additional information, can be obtain
ed by addressing, General Passenger
Agent, B. A M. R. R., Burlington,
Iowa.
The Best Jewelry House
In Northwestern Pennsylvania is sit
uated on the comer of Water and
and Chestnut Streets, Meadvillo, Pa.,
and is owned by M. P. Jeuks. He
has just received a large aud superior
stock of Jewelry, which he has mark
ed down to the bottom figures, and we
cau conscientiously recommend this
house to our readers if they want any
thing in thut liue, Tho stock is very
extensive, and one canuoi fail to suit
himself in anything Iu this Hue.' Give
Jcnks a call when you go to Meadville,
anH von will rgrt it, 27 tf
Rook Binding.
We are agent for M good ft book
bindery ai there is anywhere. We are
prepared to do all the biudiog which
may be brought to us, at low rates,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Bsinploa
can be aeen at this office.
For Sale,
The desirahle Farm, known as the Dr.
Sihbahl Farm, containing about 80
acres, bottom sand, located on the Al
legheny River, three miles above Tio
nesta. Good two-story frame house,
large barn, good orchard, and desira
ble improvements. For terms Ac. en
quire of W. W. Maro,
lionestn. Pa.,
or Begom A Sinclair,
33 tf Cleveland, Ohio.
D. S. Knox having purchased the
stock of D. S. Knox A Co., is now sell
ing goods for cash, cheaper than ever
they were sold in town. Cush being
needed just at this time, he is offering
great inducements to canh buyers.
Give him a call, and if you don't buy
it will not be his fault. 43
Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Saw mill
men, Oil men, and other citizens ot
Forest county, who are in want of any
thing in tho Hardware line, should go
to Andrews A Co., Tidioute. They
havo the largest stock iu this sectinn
of the country. They are making and
repairing all kinds of Machinery and
Saw mill castings at short notice 4-tf.
Having procured the assistance of
two good workmen in our Tailoring
Department, we are able to turn out
suits for men and bovs with dispatch,
and guarantee entire satisfaction. We
always keep a first class stock of coat
ings, vestings, and cassimercs. All
work guaranteed before leaving the
shop. Where we sell once we have
the assurance of selling again.
44tf Superior Lumber Co. Store.
A'ew Advertisements.
J. R. HAItlilS,
V. P. rASSKTT,
HAltltlSdj FASSETT,
Attorneys at Law, Tltuevllla Penn'-
1JRACTICH In all tho Courts or Warren,
Crawford, Forest and Venango Coun
ties. 4U-tf
AN ORDINANCE
Imposing Penalties for certain JUTsc?
meanors. Whkrf.au, It 'is naIe the duty of the
Borough Cjuncil to preserve order and
maintain the pen e within the limits of
their jurisdiction, therefore
Ski?. 1. lie it enacted nnd it is hereby
enacted, that the tiitfh Constable of kiiiiJ
liorouuh, or such assistant or assistants as
the lloriii?h Council may appoint, shall,
in all coses of breach of tlio peace, by rea
son of drunkenness or other disordeily
conduct, occurring within said Horoinili,
lirini; the offender or offenders before tlio
Chief liuntess, whose duty it is hernby
made to line or Imprison, or line and im
prison said offender or ott'enders.
Provided Such fine shall not he less than
one dollar nor more than twenty dollars
for any one offence ; aud such imprison
ment slinil not be loss than live not more
than thirty-six hours at any one time.
Hkc. 2. That tlia linns iui)sod bv the
atiove section shall be paid into the Treas
ury of Tioiiesta liorouuh to defray expen
ses incurred by tho enforcement of this
ordinance. J. WIN.ANS, Uuriress.
W. l MKRCILLIOTT, Sec y.
"lLLiAMSPOET TimnESHlEYT
WILLI AMSfORT, PEN'N'a.
AFIItST CLASS Boarding School tor
bo.h sexes.
LOCATION
One of the most beautiful In the State.
Students Received at any Time.
TIItMa MOtiKKA't K.
References Hon. Jno. A. Dale, Mile
W. Tate, Ksq., 8. J. Wolcott. 45-tJt.
I Mat i Notice.
INSTATE OF COX HAD LKDA Bt'Il, late
-d of Hickory Township, Forest County,
decease 1. All poi sons imleble I to said es
tate uro requested to make immediate pay
ment. And thoso having Inual cUiiiis
against the sami, will present them with
out delay in proper order for settlement, to
D. K.KNOX. I -,
JOSIAH WINAXS,txccl,tor!'-
43-Ct
THE Tenth volume of Wood's HorsR
iioli Mjiuzink begins with anunry
'Tl. It is edited by (lull Hamilton, !S. s.
WimmI, and li. V. Oslsriie, anil includes
anions its regular contributors Horace
(rreelt-y, Mail Hamilton, Thos K. Itoecher,
lr. Dio Lewis, Lr. W. W. Hull, Jsmcs
i striou, eu itumi iMHM'iieriHowe, llrick
l'omcroy. Jollil (i. Saxo. Mai. Jcnl. Kil
patrick, Petroleum V. Nabv, etc.. write
it occasionally. Terms Ono Dollar a vear.
In clubhinir, throe riist-class periodicals
are tivn for tho priceof oneof them. The
wost liberal Premium List ver published.
No periodical is inoro freijticutly or favor
ably nientioiit-d by the press. "WcimI's
Household .Magazine is one of the monu
ments of hiisincs enterprise which mark
theauo.' Methodist. Homo Journal, Phil
adelphia, Pa. "it has been improving
ever since we know it sood criterion for
tlio future." Courier, Now Market, Can
ada. It is a marvel of cheapness ami first
class quality combined." New Yolk
Times. Kpe'cimen eopv sent free to anv
address. IS. S. WOOD ,v CO., '
Neu burxli, N'. Y,
Aii;. 'LS WANTKI FOJt
ROMANISM AS IT IS.
This hook, an elegant (tctavo Volume,
oontainiiiK 750 paes, uud 10v Urot-clai.si.u-KraviiiK",
is an cxiuiuxlivu ami Standard
work, eminently adapted to its origin to
the present time, exposes its baseless pre.
touccs, its frauds, its persecutions, its
Kross immoralities, its opposition to our
public schools, and civil and religious lib
erty, it shows ils insidious work iiiks which
strongly tend to brin this couiury under
full I torn isb control. Prospectus, and
Issiks ready ou application. Conn, Pub
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SELLING AT COST
Until .PIITX. 1, '72.
D.S.KNOX,
Itnrina snlt out his Storo building to rth
er parties, who are to t)c fmnseiwion on
Urn lt of April, ia disposing of his
tMKEHSE STOCK
AT COST!
FOR CASH I
His stoek consists in part of
GROCERIES
aud
PROVISIONS,
BOOTS & SHOES !
JJA.KTJW-A.TTi
-AXD
House Furnishing- Goods. Iron, Jfails,
Machine tools. Agricultural Implements,
Ac, Ac,, Ac., wkich we ofl'nr at jjrettly re
duced prices.
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE! !
of all kind,
FAKLOR SUITS,
CHAMBER SF.TSi,
LOUNGES,
WHATNOTS,
6PRING BEDS,
MATRESSEH,
LOOKING GLASS
VH, Ac, Ac, Ac,
of all kinds, and as well maJo iu any ever
brought to town.
PURE DRUGS
on hand, and dispensed in an intelligent
manner.
PATEXT MEDICINES
of all kinds, will bo sold cheaper than ever
bol'ore.
NOW IS THE TIME I
You will probably never have another .ip
Mirtuiiity to select from so larue a stock of
K'ssls at the same liiriires, and now iu tlie
time to lav in a supply.
This offer holds good only until
APRIL 1ST,
o oomo tvw, and jot jour ijoods cheap.
I. k KNOX.
REYNOLDS,BRQAQKE&D &CQ
1 Contro St., nppsit Post fio,
OIL CITY, PENN'A.
DEALER! JK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, VARPLTIXG,
OIL CLOTHS. BOOTS & SHOES,
HA TS & CAPS, TRIMMINGS
KPTIONH, ETC., ETC. :v
1MII.S IS NO HUM BUM t QC
- liyncndiiifr O'JcEXT.1
with ace, iiiirht, rotor of rvos nnd hair,
you will receive, by return iiiail. &v'irrect
picture of your future husband or wife,
with name and date of marr; - Addresa
W. I-OX. P. O. Drawer No. M Ku." n
ville N Y. 13-4
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J U RU BEB A".
Is a South American plant that lias been
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for aU l'isoasos of tho
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the Liver, Dropsy,
lation of tlio
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Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Aaiie and Fever, or
their Concomitants.
Dr.' WELLS' Extract of JURUEEBA
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to the public as a icroat inviuorator and
remedy tor all' impurities of the blood, or
for organic weakness with their attendant
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Dr. Wells' Extract of Jurubeba
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PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y
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X AND A ITER Monday. June 5t 1871,
Trains will run as foliows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD,
si ATio.ts. No. i!. No. 4.
Kieopobs, "lO.-lttam HOpm
Honnett, lO.as 8..S "
Woods 10.J0 " 3.18 "
Prathors Mill 10 24 " 8.10 "
Pilhole City 10.10 2.55 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATIONS. No. 1. No. 3.
Pitholotiv, 8.4')am 1.0pm
Prathors Mill H.4S ' 1.4S -
Woods S.frt " l.Su '
Itennett . " "
Oloopelis O.lrt " 2.15 "
An Extra Train leaves Pithole City on
Saturdays at tl. 10 p. m. making close con
nection at t deopnlis with Trains on the Oil
Creek .V Allegheny River Railway forCor.
ry anil intei mediate poiuis.
Return Train leaves OleopoHs at 7.15 p.
m., airivimrnt I'. thole City at 7..M.
ll other Trains lyake dose connections
at Oleop'. ills with tripes on 'la'Oil ('nek A
Allegheny River Haihvay, North and
South.
Two Lines of Staires run daily lirtween
Pithole City, Miller I' arm mid l leasani
ville, mak lour connection u iiharrivingaud .
departing Ti tins. J. T. iil.AlH,
FID. lUShOP, tsiip't.
Ticket Agent, Pitholo City, Pa.
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