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tV. R. HUXX
EDITOR.
TL'ESDAY 1W0KXIXG, Jl'.NE 25, 187!.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President
U. S. OK ANT,
of Illinois.
For Vice President.
IIENPwY WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN F. IIARTRANFT,
of Montgomery Co.
For Judge of Supreme Coui t,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Suaquehauna Co.
For Auditor-General,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren Co.
For Congressmen at Large,
GEN. HARRY WHITE,
of Indiana.
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
The Primary Elections.
As we go to press before tbe meet
ing of the Return Judges, we can
form no adequate idea of who are to
be the Republican candidates for the
county offices this fall. Reports from
all parts are conflicting.and we can on
ly promise to give our readers full re
turns next week. We shall probably
get out before our usual time, so that
we shall not keep our readers in sus
pense long.
The New Postal Law.
Tht Post Office Department is now
preparing to carry into effect such of
the changes made by the new postal
code adopted by Congress as require
special action ou tbe part of the Post
master General. The more important
changesare these : The branch post
effiecs in largo cities are made money
order offices, a'nd assistant postmasters
authorized to sign money-orders in the
absence of the postmaster. Fivecents
is now the fee for money-orders of $10
or less, instead often cents, which has
heretofore been the minimum fee. A
married woman is allowed to be post
master; and is declared to be feme sole
as to her official character. Letters
between postoffices not more than
three miles apart, may be, at tho dis
cretion of the Postmaster General,
dispatched to their destination though
only partially prepaid.and the amount
due collected on delivery. Hereto
fore such letters have been treated as
dead. The rate of two cents to four
ounces on newspapers, &c, U changed
to one cent on. two ounces. Clothing
for non-commissioned officers or pri
vates in the United States service may
bo sent at ono cent per ounce. Indi
viduals are allowed to place in post
offices, privato boxes for their mail
matter. Several of these changes
will require a circular from the de
partment before they can go into oper
ation. One of the most important
features to the public generally is tbe
authorization of the one cent postal
cards for correspondence or for print
ed circulars, similar to those which
were introduced in Great Britain some
years since. Tho prico of the card
and stamp will bo one cent. If a pos
tal caTd of a private manufacturer i
uied, the regular three cents postage
will bo collected.
In conference committee the style
of tho card was left to the discretion
of the Postmaster General, who pre
fers the open card, and will order
that kind only to be manufactured.
The ftce of the card will bear a one
cent stamp, and will bo provided with
lints for tho address, and tho back
will bo ruled for tho letter. The
price of the card and stamp will be
only oue cent. It will probably be
three or four weeks before they will bo
reauy ior sale, as the plates lor print
ing have ytt to bo prepared.
-The rural districts aro pestered
with vagrants, many of w hom assumo
the role ot beggars that they may
wore easily steal irom tlieir beuelac
tors. Their object is not so much to
obtain lood or raiment as toallord op
portuuities for the gratification cf
their thieving propensities, of which
they readily take advantage. While
tbe person from whom alius are so
licited is engaged in the work of mis
directed charity many of these worth
less tiatnps teize what they can lay
their bands on and secrete it among
their garments. Tho country is not
tho only place where these rascally
practices prevail, cities being more
vr hft curred with them. E.c.
The Civil Service reform, for which
the country is so largely indebted to
General Grant, is soon to bo put
practical operation in the New York
Custom House and Sub-Troasury
ine Hoard of Examiners of the
Treasury Department have been in
session for some days in New York,
making the preliminary arrangements
for a thorough reformation in the
manner of appointing officials. The
chief officers have been consulted by
the Board, a thorough understanding
arrived at, and at the earliest practi
cable moment this promised reform
will be put in operation. Tho rules
adopted are substantially those in
operation in all the Government offi
ccs in Washington, and no appoint
mont or promotion will be hereafter
made, except in accordance with the
resnlt of a competitive examination
ni ...
ine larjre number of annointees
throughout the country, there being
over fourteen thousand in the Treasu
ry Department, w ill render it impos
siuie lor the Uoard of Examiners to
inform themselves personally as to
the merits of tbe applicants, and the
examinations will be conducted by
sub-boards appointed by the several
offices. The fact that the important
offices of the government in tho city
of New York aro hereafter to be filled
withtut reference to the political in
fluence of the applicants or their back
ers, and solely on account of merit,
is one of great significance, and makes
an era in our political bistorv. This
reform has been found to bo one of
. 1....v ..i.., t. uio
tno most diflicuit to accomphsh-so
difficult that
manv ablo noliiiinm I
thought it useless to attempt it. But
under Gen. Grant's instructions, and
in pursuance of his settled purpose, it
is steadily progressing. If it shall
prove successful in New York, of
which there can hardly be a doubt, it
will be applied to every citv in the
Union. Ihose who aro iu favor of
giving this reform a fair test, will
find that a sufficient reason for votiug
for tho re-election of TresiJcut Grant.
Ex.
In answer to a recent article in the
Philadelphia Press, stating that three
fourths of the Itepublican newspapers
of the State ignore our candidate for
Governor, and that there is a growing
dissatisfaction with the ticket among
the people, a correspondent of the
Evening Bulletin shows that of the one
hundred and seventy-five Republican
journals in the State, nearly all have
hoisted the name of General Hart
ranft, in connection with the whole
State ticket, at their head ; the Phila
delphia Press, Lancaster Express, and
a few insignificant papers of small cir
culation and influence, whose com
bined opposition probably will not af
fect more than five hundred votes, be
ing the only exceptions. The 2We
tin editorially states its belief that the
real reason of Col. Forney's otherwiso
inexplicable course is to be found in
connection with tho Evans war claims,
and says "we express this opinion, re
gretfully, and after a fruitless search
in all other directions for a satisfac
tory answer to the questious so fre
quently asked concerning the sub
ject. Pittsburgh Commercial,
We take the following from the
Clarion Democrat:
On Wednesday a son of Mr. C. ft
Near had his thumb and forefinger
amputated by to near to the busy saw
at Corbett & Wilson's saw mill, ct the
mouth of Little Toby. .
A brief visit to Tiouesta last week
.ir,,ii .. ,, , -
r' r7-.:r.r, . "r uu 'u. JftUearn DS
" " . " . n u ' UI r?re s
ion ii 13 ussiiining al
most city proportions, and the build
ings are substantial and tasty. The
.wwtl,. . :il: . ... i
Z "LIaZ " ""e " eTlS:
rr:r "r r". "tn"" u,ta!:au'
The body of Mr. William Har-
rager, deceased, late of Scotch Hill,
who was drowned at Miller's Eddv
last week, was found and taken home
for interment last Sunday.
Tho .i, n t.i ..
Wilson's planing mill at Helen Fur
nace, wns struck bv liirhtninfr. on
fcniutiiy last, but caused no damage
save twisting up the truv rods ami
knocking oil a lew bricks from tlm
boiler wall.
a man, whose name we did not
a
learn, bad bis arm caught in the ma
chinery, at the lumber mills of Hahii,
Metzger & Co., in Taint township,
last Monday, and it was fearfully
mangled. Dr. J. F. Rons dressed his
wouuds.
Tho store of Isaac Laura, in Ash
land township, was robbed on Wed
nesday night last. An augur hole
was bored tbrough the window shut
ter and tho fustening removed, and
the thief entered through the window.
Lttwcen 00 and 70 in money was
taken.
A few weeks ago, Mr. W. D.
Jones, of Columbia Farm, met with
quite a serious accident, bv which he
has siuco been disabled, lie was out
gunning on the iurin, when by some
means the guu was prematurely dis
charged, the charge entering his arm
and badly shattering the bone. He
is recovering the use of his arm slow
Iv. Pet, Cut. Pecorrf.
1776. t
7Mi
I here will be a celebration at
JULY to which all arc most respectfully invited. The following
programme will be carried out.
PROGRAMME:
Firing of cannon and ringing of
Parade of Fantastics at seven o'clock.
foot-race for a purse of two
A wheel-barrow race, blindfolded,
nine o'clock ; Open to all.
General parade at ten o'clock,
. ... .
T . v , 1 1 ,
Ajine 01 marcn 10 De "cicrminca oy tne warsiiois.
Dinner at twelve o'clock. After
iorm ana marcn 10 ine opcaKcrs srana, wncre tne rouowing
exercises will take place :
Music
'raver.
Music "Hail Columbia" by Thirteen Young Ladies.
Heading the Declaration of Independence by S. I). Irwin.
Music
Oration
Music
Oration
Music
Fireworks in the evening.
COMMITTEE ON
ji. y. pAvis,
yi. p.. pRAYES,
Y P JHOMAS,
lACOB pHRIYER.
It is probable the Dr. Hunter
Ou Monday afternoon 13th street.
in front of Joseph Carr's beer saloon,
was the scene of a lively fight. Peter
Smith, a barber, while iu a state of
drunkenness, went into the saloon and
epithetically attacked the proprietor,
supplementing his chin music in a
ew seconds w
ith a physical demon
stration, whereupon the bar-tender
Andrew Babcock, seized Peter and
l.l I.- . T . ...
uuuuucu iiiiu oevereiy. i eier was
taken to his home across the street
and a doctcr sent for. After his
wouncis were uressea l'eter ncain re-
i newed the attack upon the saloon by
ureu&ing iuo giass in me uoor, out
ized by a policeman and again
taken home. Peter's second est.loit
was uuuiuirious. oeverai oiuer inai-
. : ci i ... f i
viduals seemed to thirst for a row.
but promises of a general knock-down
were nipped in the bud by the police.
All parties concerned in the row were
arrested and will have a hearing next
Monday. Tho proprietor says that
Peter is ono of the beer guzzlers he
will not sell to, and attributes the row
to that fact. Spectator.
We take the following from the
Elk Democrat :
A man by the name of Nathan
Vasbinder, on Monday June 3d, had
one of bis legs broken, while engaged
in floating timber at the mouth of
Littlo Toby, near Portland Mills, this
county. Tho injury was so heavy
that amputation was found necessary.
The painful operation was performed
by Dr. llartman, of St. Mary, assist
ed by Dr. liordell, of this place, on
the followiug Friday.
Mr. Vasbiuder died on last Mon
day night and will be taken to War
saw, Jeil'ersou county, for interment.
He was a married man, about 22 or 23
years of age. He leaves a wife to
mcurn his loss.
Gilmore Brown, during the storm
of last Wednesday, met with a fatal
accident, while, pealing burk near
Dauguscahoudu junction, this county.
He was out in the woods peeling
when the storm came up, and seeiog
bis danger started for a bark shanty
near by, and when almost in reach
of it a tree fell back of him, and one
of the limbs striking him o:i the top
c.-
i)1872.
W3
Tioncsta on the FOUltTII OF
bells at sunrise.
dollars ; Open to all.
for a purse of three dollars, at
headed by the Forest Brass Hand.
. .
it .1 r 1
dinner the procession will re-
by the Forest Brass 13and.
by the Chaplain.
by the Brass Band.
bv M. AV. Tate.
by the Choir.
1 by A. C. Porter.
by the Brass Band.
INVITATIONS:
p.p.yviABiE,
pANIEL pLACK,
P p. pONYER,
p. p. p ASLET,
will procure a thin! speaker.
of the head, killed him, as is sup
posed, instantly. There was no per
son iu the woods with him at the time.
Not coming in ns usual from his work
a party of some twenty men started in
pursuit, aud alter a long search they
jounu mm and carried htm to the i:
unci on. On Thnra,1v n,,;n Va
Mead, of this place, held an iuciuest.
. . . imi.l,u.u. 1
i . i i i
but we have not heard tho verdict.
Mr. Brown was from tho Stato of
Maine.
Appraiser's List.
Notice in hereby given that the following
named persons aro appraised at venders
of more handiNe, within tho County of
Korest fr the year 1872, and clafsnilied us
lollows :
Harmony Township.
C'lasn
John Peteresmi
Amt.
7 (Kl
10 on
7 no
7 (Ml
7 00
White .V l-'orgio,
Jumps Noill,
A. (Sinter,
J. I. ltange,
Tionexta Township,
CI. S. Hunter,
Tionesla Borough.
Bonner it Robinson,
3. !. .McKay,
II. O. l.avis,
Lloyd a; Son,
I. liilbionner ('o.,
Superior Lumber Co.,
Klinordlinner A Co.,
Proper A Heck,
S. 1J. llusltt,
Hickory Township
T. P. Collins,
J. M. Ahlstrand,
T. J. Bowman,
Harnett Townihip.
A. Cook,
J. M. Miiler,
Kiny-ilcy Township
14
13
14
14
14
11 7 00
11
11
14
14
11
1:4
12
12
14
15 (X)
7 00
7 00
7 (HI
15 00
10 00
12 50
12 50
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 00
15 00
10 00
14
14
14
II
heeler, Dusonbury & Co,
14 7 00
Aoncul will Ki. li.it.l tlio rv.i... i Ia
Trca-suror's Ollicc, June 2!.th, 1H72.
11. li. KLLIOTT, Appraiser.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby Riven that the firm
of Klinordliner it Co., is thisday dis
solved by mutual consent. All moneys
clue tho lirm w ill be paid to fieo. W. Ito
vard ik Co., successors of Klinordlii.frer
Co., aud all claims ugainst the lirm w ill be
paid by them.
N. KLTXORDI.INOER,
(1KO. W. HOVAUU.
Tioncta, Juno 1st, l(j72.
WATCH FREE to Agents to intro
duce articles that sell in everv house.
Lata A Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, 3J-4t
Wir. Fellers,
Lrn?'" M':noNn-. will hi,,.,,,,
J to nil business u t hut liim i..
at reasonable rule. Addrcn
V. M. FKLLliRS, Ncwninnvllle, "
f-3m.
a. inrion Co. l'n.
notice;
WHKRKAS,lrtUrofn.Imlnltrnli(n to
to tho Kslntcol Ml,.,,,.,, n...
tlin l.nrnii.. ..r VI .. ." ,,"t
havn been granted to tho nl...,n.. -i
person.. lii(l,.l,t,.,l to tho naiil ,.,, Rr ro
quested to mako Immediate payment, mid
t how having claims or demands ngliinst
tho fwintoot tho (mid decedent will make
....... .. m,,,,,, wiumm cielnv. to
JOHnVai.tkiih f Administrator.
.. .. . :
wnyo,lN,2.-(lt. Tlonesta. r,.
AtJKNTS WAXTK1) FOR J.lYK
AND
TIM KS OF
JAS. FISK. JR.
Contain biographic of Drew, Viinderhllt.
(. ou Id . 1 word, ,v, with a llnnncial ,if),o:
ry of the country for tho last throe years
v-tMi-., ,u nmv n,,out "I'f.ACK
Address Now York Hook Co.," Ho NnssaTi
St., X. Y. i:i-U
KANSAS RKCIISTEllED
m ana rrotital.lo Investment rtonds.
Alien, Anderson, Franklin, Johnson and'
, wcaiimcsi ru in ra in k m.
iioiilMll a,OUIltieia. Kiit nrn.l ....
ivnusas. interest and principal
paid by the Stalo Treasurer. Tho Hoi .U
pay 7 per cent, interest, ami im .1.-
year old, the coupons having lipon alwiivH
.. numriy ana promptly pm,. Kor tntis-
iiiui lniormaiion, adilrpss Sumtipl A.
v.iiyioru i a.i II all St., N. Y.
NO MORE RUBBING !
ilU y ON K OF
Stone's Fountain Washers.
i. ,a.'A vrc."' st011p ',o"-i, ii.)n Ar u
t., 1 hiladclphin. Fa. Sond r,,r
i-Jt
A fiKNTS WANTun.-Ants mako
fA.V.V.,r"l!'onoJ' nt. V l"T s "' t
nnviMins nisp. l-nrt pn nn frno 11 w.!..
Ron (fe Co.. Kin. A rt li.l.ltl ' T ,
...... i-'-ar
$I)000 HKWAItl)
. , , . i """mi. 1 -tiiimiLc
lirl' Arnln.1 t I I .1.... li-ii . . .... ..
tor anv onsa or ill n.. tl.i.i.
(ly fails to euro. It is prpiutrcit expressly
u i'lire mo i-iios. and no! hiinr pIsp. Sni.l
uy an j.M-irgisiN. r rico, f l.no. 12-4
"AtlOn t in Tilum! i;nlmn 111, ,.,lnl.
like violeiu-e to the heiul, rausin hot
lluxhoH, vertik'oniul (liinnc-M of aiulit. it is
a certain RiKn that a mild, salubrious,
eoolinfi; and eiiualizing laxative is required
and Tarronfs KU'erveseent Snltzer Aperi
ent should bo at once, resorted to. Sold bv
nil Tiki. ... ..
"orliois. lZ-lt
Okua.MO LAW OK THK SKXKS
t'omtitons whieh impair vitalitv pos
itive and ncpitivo elect ririly proof that
life is evolved without, llllilltl nllllr.l ,-vT In.
baeeo inllunnco of llesh a nliosnhorlp iti..t
in. .m i ii ircuiuieiii oi pelvic, diseases,
stricturo and varieocele. ami nrroni nf .1..-
. i... . . . . - -1
velopmentj ten lei-lures to his private sur
Kioal class, by Kdward 11. Dixon, M. It.,
Fifth Avenue, N. Y.; 64 pnpes, cents.
is oi irroal valuo to tho who elninmii nun "
-j.v.j iiiiciiiuii iiiu iit-u hi irr. inxon
Horaco Greeley. li-4l
KltAT MEDICAL llOOIC of useful
knowledco to all. .Sent freo for Im
stamps. Address Dr. Domiparto rf- Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. l-4t
U.S.
PIANO CO., N. Y. Price, fJ-OOn
No Ag ts. Circularsfree.JZJU
(INCOHl'ORATKD lSllO.)
COLUMBIA FIRE INS. CO.
I'r r IC KK.S AND DIKKf 'TODS u M
KOiwner, I'rest: It. Wilson. Vien-l'reH't :
Herb t I honiax. Trens. : .1. 1- rncaiiO'.
See'y; !S. H. Detwiler. Hiram Wilson
it. iiii-ii. . run-,, ,i hi. i iiuiiii, jonn li. liacli-
. r, .'. . i. .. . . .... .
inan. m. -M. otrickler. .Im-uli s si,i,,,.
Mi'ii'L-n .-ii-urouuiM, mio. jviLrie. iv . u. Case.
i ... . ... ..
A inc.s l-.ves.Jo in s hcrtzer. 1 I U. Ksi..L-
JMr XimiiraniM or Airencie. lulilruss .1. !'
I- rueaun, See y, (.'oluinbia, lu. 8-4t
LIGHTNING RODS.
RriinHoirH Topper Tabular Lijrhtnin Hud,
with SpinU i-'lanprcs. n the most complete
protection auain.stlilitninKOverinventeil.
ndorried by the scientille world, and by
" " ''''. -Jea ars irom .Maine to Ueor
M-nil tor .-ircn ar tn .H-K' II A I'T b
- ......... .
n:W Pen n
fO.,
Conner 1
Sijuaoo (X
INSURANCE
CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
Xo.2:!2 Walnut St Phila.
Incorporated 1704. Charter Perpetual
MARIKE, INLAND FIRE INSURANCE
Asset Jan; 1, 1800, $2,fH,323:l9
?2O,0O0,on0 losses paid since its ori'anl.a
lif... x.;i lii-iii i.-i. .. .. . r
ni-uijr.H genual Agent.
Uarrislnirg, la.
MILES W. TATE, Agent in Ti
ouesta, Forest County, Ta.
8 6m
READ ! READ '
The subscribers having ro-rented tho
ouldsayto tlieir old customers, and
tho com.niinitv gciicr.illv, that tlioy keen
constantly on hand a large slock of
FAMILY rLQTJIt
of all jrra.les, Chop Feed, (shorts, Rran,
Oats and Corn. Willi our facilities lor do
ing business, we purpose nut to bo under
sold by any establishment in this section
of the country, aud would sav to the lum
bermen and dealers of l-'oiesi count v. that
they can bo
SU1TLIED CHEAPER
and mora promptly than from any other
point. Immediiilo attention given to all
order from a distance,
is. joxks a co.
I'SHj him latum ill t II r I II pi a v mi
fpmi H EA-NECT A R
1SAPI KI-:
inP'l'M
Willi thotilei.iiTeu l.'l
iiK Wurri4""" to suit all
lasies. i-or salo every
where, in our "trade
mark" nouml ami i . . . i r
pound j.ackages only, aud salo w holesale
only by the (Jreut Atlantic and l'acille
Tea Co., 8 Cliutch St. New York. P. o.
llox 55U0. Send for Tlua-Xuctar circular!
7-lt
St., Pittspurgh. Pa.. or'.N. V! WAiT,';I)-A'I':N"rS (e20per day) to
.ightnin. Rod Co,, 3a Cnion V Zv v I'.r'.'-'-'Ir.'v. "--VK s'''l'
.orth),N.Y. 8-4t I I.K M-. IN( M ACIIIXK. llastheun-
I.I .J
tiADWAY'
O (
DY RELIEF
IIIIIS TUT. HtlHW 1MI.M
In from Ono to 1 wonty Mlnutos.
mm ry.H vi 111 ! mn.
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r.t r in 1 A I . .
It 'A 'l. Km' ffi.' :uii 1.
,Tlio Only I'liln llrinrilv
in 11 in.-M ittny pint'. I'lF tun.t I cnirlnlli.tf )lt, i, nl:rt
I.Tir-. Si.i-i a.-li, Jiuwt",, vr uliipr ki"U or ui,;iii., I.y
IN l'lloi ONK TO TWTXTY MISCIH
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.viii-i j:i' or I'tiiniitiiiit mhIi d'.ias.- tii.v 1.11 Hit.
VOllH,
R ADW AY'S RCADY RELICT
VIII, A WORD IXS'l'AXT FAr-L',
IM'i .'.MM T!oN o-- r.'IK KII'NKVS.
.,,,,r,V,V'M.T.'.'.V I iii-vddeh.
CONUM I'lnN ol-; TUP' t t'Vrm
PORK THROAT, nil m i l. I' HHKA't SiiNi:
t,r,r.,.. ..iVi'!:l?.!!':.!'.i:J'" iiWART.
headac nc, T.K,rnA- V,A,:! A,t""' ,!"l!t-
COt.n ,-n.tA AoVi!'!1,?,' "'""--MATlSM.
inn nitcni'.iiMii or iiu ili'mly ItrlM'T to lit i irf ftf
sW- . "VS. i'KV;vi';AKKi!,..:
INVKliNVlV PAINS: " "
a.r-iit-i inu'i, nw ;n 111 mi I
iitvvm i.-ku. r.r imlnn fmm tinner -f wnd r. U U
iu tuau rii'r.ni ItrxnuY or MltVt IW Btllhuaal.
FKVKIt A1MI AMR.
1 m AMI AUl R i-.irn f.p nrtvrnitii. There In
lot !. roiiir.li ,1 auctil in tliUworl.l l!,ii will rurt Kfuf
A t'l .. it m. Hit. I .ill Vtlit.:h.u, til!,tiijt, P. rir!. ( 'J'v
Hi - .1.1 , V. 1 tow, -ifij ntlirr r- vr n1i1-i v K M iV 'A
HEALTH ! BEAUTY ! !
nimvi vn rt-HF Ru n 11 .ooh-inprea sr
rt-.1-1 ;i- w!F,.'i." r -.'' y-" si"' am
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it Kir-1
liKAl'JU
i 111 1 iiiii.ui i.i.Ai'1.1 olh 11LIJ 1U ALU.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
.1 1 ink 1 I a - 1 ".M - 1 1 1 -hi, 1 I H . - 1
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RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS REVOLV
i.un materials of every kind. Write for
J ru-o List, to lireat Western tiun Work"
rittMliurirli. lii. Arniv
urs uougiuor trailed lor. Agouti wanted.
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ARFNTS wanted for "The l!ri:;lit Si.le
r T '" -t'W ork," a I.il.iaiy of
inioi-iiiiiiion pcriiiiiiinyr to its Institution
and Uh.fe.-t.s oflntercHt. lly a t ilv Min-
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ERIE & PITTSBURGH JR.
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and afler Mond
trains will run on ibis road as follow s:
LLAVK LRIK-SOUTIIWARD.
Xewcastle at 7:05 and arrives at Pittsi.uri.-li
lu.im u. Ill,
10:25 A. M.. PlTTSBI-IlfiH kt.. Kt.mu nt oil
stations, and arrives at A. ,V (J. W. It It
iransier at lj ill u. in., at Xmvi-nstlo t s.i-.
I. m., and ul Pittsburgh at 0:00 p. in.
5:1)5 a. m., AccoMMunATioy, from James
town, uiiivi's at A. it (i. W. If. H .iv....i-.,.
a' 5:40 a. in., at NcwchmiI,. m t o-, ... .... i
I'itlsburgh at 10:1111 a. in. ' "'
5:00 I, it., Mixed Traill leaves Krin l..i-
Kluiron, stoppinir ut all inlc-riucdiate points
and arriving at 10:15 a. m.
LEAV I PITTS IiU UU 1 1-XORT WA R D.
7:15 A. M., KUIK EXPIlKss. Iciives V.-.w.
castle at 10:0lla. in., A. Ali. W. K. H. Trans.
I'cr at ll:2il a. in., and ari ivesat i:i-;i. m .:!
in., making close connection fur Hniii..
o and Niagara Pallia.
HM. H. SI. ACCOM Mfin.VTION. Ipliv"? New.
ca.l.e at 0::iu n. m . A. .V. li. u- u n
Transfer at 7:55 p. in., and Jamestow n at
h::i! a. n... counci ls with mi v,.ii ir.iina n...t
arrives in Kl in at 1:55 a. in.
li: ;o ". M.. Mixed Train leuv.- Kiiin
1,. , , "ii mi
-.no, and arrivimiat (iiranl nr. l j-:iii ...
and 1 :rio at 0:55 a. in . '
l'ruinsconii"ct at lioi-liestrr will, i..i r...
Wheeling and all iioiniK in v,.it. vi,..ri..i,.
and at Pittsburgh conmictions for PliiFiuleb
j'uiu, jimrisiiurgn, jialtimore ami Wash
ington via l'ennKvlvaiiia Central l(iiii,-...i
Lrio Kxnrotis Xortli. I'mimii-iu ut nir....i
with Cleveland and Krio trains Westward
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Rio road tor ISullalo, Dunkirk, Xiaga
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P. X.
FIXXRY.
(lencral Suj.'t
Tl Republican Oillce
L 3 U . U(
rF.KPS eonstantly on hand a large as
V. sortinent of Jllank Leeds, Morigagus
Subpienas, Warrants, Summons, Ac. to
be sol'J cheap tor cash. f g
JOB WORK
DONE AT THE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
he lowest cath prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and in style equal to that of any
other establishment in the District.
BUSINESS CARDS ,
SIIOAV CARDS,
VISITISQ CARL?,
SCHOOL CARDS
ft'EDDINQ.CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
ENV ELOPES
BILL HEADS.
LETTER HEADS
NOTI. HEADS,
CIRCULAr-vS,
blanks
POSTER
D0DGE113.
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, Ac.