4
3&t forest gtcjmMta.
VEDXESMn!)RMNG, OCT. 9,1871.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Purge J. Wiwanh.
, Vouueilmen T. J. Van OIohmi, Mllos W.
Tnto, 1). W. Cliirk, 1. O. Conver, W. 1
McrvlllloU, I.. K. Hiwkett.
Suffice of the Peace V. P. Morcllllott,
I). H. Knox.
Ountnhte. X.Tt'lNworlli.
-honl Mreetnr .1. Wliiium, J. A. T)n1o,
J. A. 1'ropor, Jacob Hlirlver, M. W. Tnt,
W. 1). Irwin.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judge V. Jkkk.
Atmeiate Judge 3. A. PltoFKIt, As-
feflKW ClMIK.
,SheritTV,. T. IUvis.
JHtriet Attorney Vf. W. MAffl,
Jreaurer H. Skti.uv.
JYofAntwifnry, J(egiterJt Recorder, c.
A. fl. AllNKW.'
f nnmiintier HkxJ. El.l.loTT, JacmU
MkRC'IM.IOTT, T. 1. Olll.l.lN.
iuntif Nu)erintendent. V. Knit men.
, Jury anmiinncr Gkoikih Sihoikh,
SVm. Pattkrhon.
()hiiV .VnnifVniS.I), IllWIJf.
. kroner Joniah Winan.
, County Auditor Y.lA liol.KMAW, Wh.
ClaixkT. II. Conn.
Member of tlongre IBM Ditrict(l. W.
BcoFiKi.n.
Atwbty3. B. Lawkox.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
COUNTY ELECTION.
As far 08 heard from, i. f. Tiouesta
Boro. and Towi.sliip, Hickory, Green,
Kingslcy aud Harmoiiy, the innjori
ties aro ab follows:
llarlranft, 35.
Curtia, 13.
McClay, 24.
Agncvr, 180.
Van Gieson, 5.
Glngsner, 50.
Thompson, 37.
We have figures for nil the town
ships except Harnett, Howe nud Jcnks
all of which will probably come iii to
day. We are confident that the whole
Republican ticket in this county is
elected by at least 50 majority.
PRESIDENT HEARD FROM!
Through tho kindness of K. K.
C'lupp, Esq., we hnvo the complete re
turns from President two, Vennngo
County. The Republicans have a
majority of 25 on the State Ticket,
and about tho same on nil the- rest of
tho ticket. Rully for President. When
they get a bridge there, the mnjority
-will be doubled.
Rev. Recscr will preach iu the M.
E. Church on nest Sabbath, morning
and evening.
--Mr. J. N. Dunn's Singing School
lins been postponed until after the
school exhibition, which has also been
postponed. It is therefore uncertain
when the class will be organized.
We see by a notice posted ou the
Post Oflice door, that Rev. Lenson, of
Brookville will preach in the Presby
ter!. Church in this place, on Sun
Jay next, 13th inst., morning and even
ing. The iron is being put on the
bridge between the abutment on the
other side and tho first pier. Every
is going along lovely. As it now
looks, we are to have one of the best
. bridges ou the river soon.
Prof. Snyder, a vocalist of good
amputation, wus iu town Saturday, and
desigued giving a concert in the even
ing, but did not succeed iu getting
liall or church. We should have been
glad to hear him sing.
Chestnuts are not nearly so plenty
this year as usual ; but by going out
.and clubbing the trees industriously
Tor half a day, a person can get quite
ft respectable pocketfull. Sunday is
the favorite time for clubbing chest
puts.
Owing lo the illness of Mrs. Jones,
the Exhibitiou and Concert, which
was to have come off on Friday even
ing lost, was postponed to some future
' time. Mis. Jones is now on her feet
ji (rain . but we have not been informed
when the Exhibition will take place
W. II. May, of Louisville, son of
51. II. May, Esq., of this place, with
the Misses Patrick of Pittsburgh
.nud Mr. aud Mrs. Lathy, who have
been visiting at Mr. May's and Mr.
Kelly's, for about a week, left for Erie
rn Monday, and will thence go to
their several homes.
tipe JNaturamation Court in
Franklin is making votes tolerably
fast, having turned out between two
and three hundred in tho last two days,
But the private court of McClure,
Randall & Co., of Philadelphia have
beaten that by many thousands. Steps
are being taken to bring the felons to
justice.
The time has expired when the
sidewalks of our town should all be
fixed. Although a good share of the
work is done.there remain Beveral very
bad pieces of walk untouched. Ac
cording to the provisious of the ordi
nance, if the new walks were not built
previous to the 1st inst., they were then
to be built by tho borough. Let the
borough uow proceed to build them,
ed a new tailor, m, .
He is an old baud at the business, and
comes well recommended. This firm
is well fixed for supplying Gents Cloth
ing for fall and winter.
A cow belonging to J. G. Dale
had a leg broken by the locomotive of
tho down freight, one evening last
week. We have not learned whether
a bill has been presented to the R. R.
Co., or not.
Our renders will plco30 excuse
our lnck of local news this week, ns
we hnvo been so buny with election
mnttcrs, that we have had no time lo
look around. Hereafter we expect to
gut up all the county news, no matter
if tho whole business goes Democratic.
A social party was given at tho
Holmes House, on Friday evening
Inst, which was well nttended. Messrs.
Sipcs nud Weber furnished tho music,
which wns said to bo excellent. Mc
Kny furnished the supper, and gave
the party the worth of their money.
We believe there will soon be a big
affair nt Lawrence's Hall.
II. W. Lednbur hns moved from
Dutch Hill to Lacytown, where he is
putting up a residence. He is to run
the Grist Mill nt that place. The mill
is undergoing repairs, and wo will
warraut that JUr. .Ledabur will do as
well for the patrons of the mill nsnny
mnn who could run it. We only hope
that ho will ninko n grand thing of it
Knneially.
Prof. Ilamer, who was imprisoned
for contempt of court, for using torpe
does of his own manufacture without
having risked leavo of the Roberts' of
Titusville, hns been pardoned out by
tho President, and is being cnt,lni.sins
ticnlly icceivcd by tho oil men of
Petersburg and Parkers Lnnding. It
is said that his torpedoes are ns much
superior to Roberts' ns Giant Powder
is superior to a pcrcussiou cap. If
possible (he Roberts monopoly will be
broken by tho producers.
The excitemcut nbout town this
morning is intense, the Democrats
nre moody, the Republicans jubilant.
All concede the election of the Repub
lican State Ticket by a large mnjority.
Only one of the county ofiices is close.
Clark and Van Giesen, candidates for
Sheriff, nre running close. Van Giesen
is ahead thus far, nnd as the balance
of the county unheard from is strong
ly Republican, we thick there can be
no doubt of Van Gicseu'ssucces. We
will give tho full returns next week,
and have no fears but Forest county
will go nil right, nnd will do much
better on the Presidential election.
One of tho most useful books to
hnvo in the houso is Hallou' Monthly
Magazine, tho November number of
which is just out, nnd for snlo nt nny
depot in the country. Ii is ns inter
esting ns it is racy grave nnd gay,
li.vely nud severe. It is just what
cheers a firesido of a winter evening,
nud now that tho publishers of 13u!
lou's Magazine propose to give a iiret
ty little ehromo to every subscriber the
coming year, wo may expect to see the
publication increase rapidly in cireu
lation, even 200,000 not being too
much for such n cheap nnd rood
monthly. Such a selection of stories
connot be found in any other serml in
this country. Besides, it hns a juve
nile department which is most interest
ing and instructive. Send a three
cent stamp for specimens and premium
lists, aud you wont regret it. Publish
ed by Thomes & Talhot, C3 Congress
Street, Boston. $1.50 per year, or 15
cents single copies.
Teachers' Examinations.
The Fnll Examinations of Teachers
for Forest County, will be held as fol
lows :
Nebraska Tuosdny, Oct. 22.
Newtown Wednesday, " 23.
East Hickory Thursday " 24.
Neilhburg Saturday, " 20.
Tioncstn Tuesday, " 20.
Marieuville Friday, November 1.
Exeiciscs commence nt 9 o'clock A,
M. Directors nnd friends of cduca
tion nre respectfully invited to attend.
S. F. Roiiker,
Sept. 30, 1872. Co. Sup't.
OBSTRUCTION OF
CREEK.
TIONESTA
Notice is hereby given to Lumbermen
the Tiouesta, that the Creek is ob
slructed at Forge Island, between the
island nnd the left batik, by a dam in
process of construction. The other
side of the island is clear and naviga
ble. Gi:o. W. DrniniuuE.
Tiouesta, Oct. 7, 1872.
Just received from Superior Mill
Store, a lot of Drugs, Tobaccos, Cigars,
liuwnre, tubs and a full nssortmeut
of goods that nre kept iu a grocery
storo, which wc oiler tor sale nt our
Tiqnestu store.
SlTEKlpR Ll'MUF.K Co.
Came to the premises of the Sub
scriber, in Harmony township, during
the latter pnrt of August last, a brin
dlo cow with white spot on forehead,
and white spot on left fore shoulder.
About 12 or 13 years old. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her
away or she will be disposed of accord
ing to law. IIkkmas Coi.i.man.
Publio Vendue.
The undersigned will expose to pub
lic sale, on the premises, at Nebraska,
Pa., (Lncytown) on Tuesday, October
15th, 1872; cows, young cnttle, hogs,
farming implements, sleds, wngons,
chnins, nxes, snws, hnrness, corn, pota
toes, household furniture, and other
nrticles too numerous to mention.
Terms rande known on day of sale.
25-3t A. Gordox.
Closing out sale of summer Dress
Goods nt a great reduction. We offer
a largo stock of Summer Dress Goods,
consisting of Whito Goods, Percales,
Lawns, French Ginghams, Ac., Ac., at
cost. Those wishing to purchnso nny
goods in this line will do well to take
advantage of our very liberal offer -A
crood investment to purchase these
goods for next year. Call enrly while
the stock is full and fresh.
Also, a full line of Japanese silks at
greatly reduced prices.
SUPERIOR LUMBER CO. STORE,
HOW TO GO WEST.
This is nn enquiry which every one
should have truthfully nnswered before
he starts on his journey, nnd a little
care taken in examination of Routes
will iu ninny enses save much trouble
time nnd money.
The "C. B. & Q. RR.," running from
Chicago, thiough Galesburg to Bur
lington, nnd the "1. B. & W. Rcute,"
rtiuniug fr.tm Indiauapolis, througl
BIoominrton to Burlington, have
achieved a splendid reputation in the
last two years ns tho leading Pusscu-
gcr Routes to the West. At Burling
ton they connect with the B. & M. R.
R. nnd form tbe great Burlington
Route, which runs direct through
Southern Iowa to Nebraska nnd Kan
sas, with close connections to Califor
nia and the Territories; nud passen
gers starting from Tiouesta, ou their
way westward, cannot do better than
to take the Burlington Route.
This Line has published a pamphlet
called "II.iw to go West," which con
tains much valuable information ; n
large correct map of the Grent West,
which can be obtained free of charge
by addressing tho General Passenger
Agent B. &. M. R. R-, Burlington,
Iown.
Uy our liberal oiler to tho public
through tho columns of tho Fohknt UK
prnt.ii'AN, we have hiul a very lively trade
in books for a week. Wo will continue'
ouroll'urtiiroo week only;pnrwiiH ili-tirinu;
to avail themselves of this opportunity to
furnish their Libraries with select rending
nt lower prices than tney will lmvo soon
n;rnin, should call immediately.
Table and pocket cutlery, always n largo
stock on hands nnd for sale cheap nt tho
Superior Lumber Co. Store. 8
Cottoimdcs; Jeans, Flannels, I.inen
Uoods, Tickings, Tablo Linens, Ladies
Pros floods, brown and bleeched Kheet
iugs and .Shirtings, Hoop Skirts, nnd nil
kinds of goods usually kept in a country
dry ;oods store, at tho lowest prices, at
tho Superior Lumber Co. Store. 8
A Hint doss suit of clothes tuailo to or
der, lit guranteed, a good assortment of
C'assimores, Cloths and Trimings, always
on hand, at the Superior Lumber Co.
Store. 8
A large assortment of tho latest novel
ties iu Men's, Ladies' and Children's boots
and shoes, nt tho Superior Lumber Co.
Store. 8
Heady made clothing nnd Cents fur
nishing goods for everybody at bottom
prices, at the Superior Lumber Co. Storo. 8
Tho Siugor, tho universal family and
tailoring machine, with all its parts and
tlx tores for Halo at tho Superior Lumber
Co. Store. 8
Purchasers always koep In mind we
have less expenso an 1 therefore can kcII
goods for less profit than any other store
li town. Si TKinoit Li MHKii Co. SroiiK. 8
A largo assortment of Miscellaneous
Literature for sale at cost to reduce the
stock. Also a large ussortment of School
liooks kept constantly ou hand ttt the Su
perior Lumber Co. Storo. 8
New goods 1 Xew goods just arrived,
a full assortment of spring and summer
goods, at the Superior Lumber Co. Storo.
A lirst class quality of Carpet Yarn
always on hand at Superior Lumber Co
Store. 8
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of Cue
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, pear Clnriugtou, this
county, are fur sale at a baiguin. l'a it
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on tho Clarion
River, and would be a fine site for an
extensive tannery and sawmills. Map
ami terms at this office.
23 tf n R. Dunn.
Stoneware, Crocks, Jars,
Copper Kettles nt Uobinson &
ner's.
and
lion-
tOCHSCKIllK for thv Forest Jiepub
It will y.
H H XV I X ii iriACIIl X H K .
T.io following am selected from thous
nds of testimonials of similar chnrnctcr,
ns expressing the reasons for the prefer
ence of tho drover A linker Machines over
nil others.
"I liko tho Drover ,fe Tinker M
lifnn. In the tlrsi iiIhcp. bemuse if I had
Btiyother, I should still want rover it
linker; nou Having n urover iv iHiKnr u
answers tho purposo if nil tho rest. It
does a greater variety of work and Isoasler
to lenrn tlinn any other, .Mrs. .1. u. uro
ly (Jenny June)
"I have had several venrs' expe
rience with "i fl rover V linker Machine,
which has given mo great satisfaction. I
think tho H rover A linker Machine Is more
easily managed, nnd loss liable to get out
of order. I prefer the drover A linker do
eidedlv." Mrs. Dr. Watts, New York.
"I hnvo had one In mv family for
some two vears: and f.iom what 1 know
of its workings, anil from the testimony of
many ol niv li icnds who uso the sumo, 1
can hardly see how an vthlngcould be more
eomnleto" or give better satisfaction."
Mrs. uen. (.rant.
"I believe It to be tho best, nil
things considered. ol'anv that 1 hnvo known
It. is vnrv Riitioln nnd pnsilv learned! the
sewing from the ordinary spools is n grent
advantage: the stitch is entirely rename;
It does ornamental work beautifully i It Is
not liable to get out of order. Mrs. A. M
Spooncr, 3(1 Ilond St. Ilrooklyn.
"I Bin neounlnted w ith tho work of
tlio principal machines, and i preier me
drover A linker to them all, because 1 eon
sider the stitch more elastic. I have work
In the houso which wns done limn years
nsio which is still good." Mrs, lr. Mc
Croadv. No. 43 Knst 2:d street, N. Y.
"More than two-thirds of nil the
sewingdono hi my family for the last two
years has been ilo'no by drover A linker's
Machine, nnd I never 'lind a garment rip
or need mending, except those rents which
frolicsome boys will make in wliolo cloth.
It is, in mv opinion, by tiir the most valu
nbloof any I hnvo tried." Mrs. IJenry
Ward Heeif-her.
"Tho drover A linker Sewing Ma
chine has rendere 1 iu every respect, the
most perfect satisfaction. It combines so
many advantages with beauty of execu
tion and economy in price that it is n ne
cesiiy in every household." Mrs. dovor
nor deary, Unrrisburg, l'a.
"I have had tho drover A linker Ma
chine for ten or twelve years in constant
use in my houso. I liavb seen and known
every kind of Family sowing, both per
sonal and household, Accomplished up
tho drover A linker Machine, to thoenti.
satisfaction of all concerned, Ilov. Stephen
II. Tyng.
"I lind the drover A linker Stitch will
wenraslongas the garments do outwear
tliegnrmeiit in fact. Tho stitch will not
break on bins seams, when hi retched, as
others do : and neither does i.t draw the
work." Mrs. Dr. Whiting, 4 Hast twen
ty-fourth street, X. i.
The O rover and linker Sewing Machine
Company manufacture both tho Klasth
and Lock Stitch Machines, and offer tho
public a choice of tho best machines of
l)oth kinds, at their establishments in all
the largo cities, and through agencies In
nearly all towns throughout the country.
Price lists and samples of sewing In both
stitches furnished on application to
T. J. VAX dIKSKX, Agent,
Tiouesta, Pa.
PITIIOLE VAIXEY R'Y.
ON AND A FT F. 11 Monday, Juno 5, 1871,
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NOHT1I WAltD.
STATIONS. No. 2. No. 4.
Oleopolis, 10.25 a m 3 30 p m
Dennett, 10.38 " 3.28 "
Woods 10.30 " 3.18 "
Prattlers Mill 10 24 " 3.1(1 "
PitholoCity 11.00 2.50 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATION'S.
Pitholo Cit v,
Pinti.?rs Mill
Woods
Dennett
nicimclil
Xo. 1.
8.4H a m
8.48 "
8..K! "
il.02 "
Xo. 3.
1.20 I in
1.48 '
1.50 "
2.02 "
'AKI
2.14
All Trains' ninko close connections
nt Oleopolis with trains on the Oil Creek A
Allegheny ltiver liailwny, JMirui anu
South.
Two Dines of Stages run daily between
Pitholo City, Miller rami aud Plenwint
ville, niakhigeonnoction wit Ii arriving and
departing Trains. J. T. I1LAIK,
11. ICK J1A.M, JMip f.
Ticket Agent, Pitholo City, Pa.
LOTS FOR SALE!
IN THE
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. G.
79, Nassau St.,
SICKLES,
Now York City.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
rN AND AFTER II P. P. Sundnv May
J 1, 1870, Trains arrive at anil leave tho
Union Depot, corner oi vtasnmioii ana
Liberty street, as follows:
ARRIVK.
Mail Train, 1.30 a in ; Fast Line, 12.12 a
in ; Welrsiicconiinoilation No. 1, 0.20 a in
llriiitou accommodation Xo 1, 7.50 a m
Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.5.1a m ;t'in
cinnati express 11.20 a m ; Johnstown lie
comiuodntion 10.. HI nni; ISrndilock s ac
commodation No 1,7.00 p in ; Pittsburgh
express 1.3(1 p lo; Pacific express 1.50 p in J
Wall's iiccoinmodatinii No 3, 2.35 p in;
llouiewood neeoiniuodiition No 1,0.55 p in;
Wnll s accommodation no 4, :..! p in
llrinton uccoinumdatinii No 2, 1.10 p in
Way Passenger 10.20 p in.
DKl'AltT.
Southern exprens 5.20 a m ; Pacific ex-
iiress 2.40 a in ; Wall's accommodation No
. 0.30a m : Mail Train 8.10 a m ; llrinton's
accommodation 1 1.20 a m; llnuldock's a:
coiumodatioil No I, 5.10 p m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 n in : Wall's accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a m ; Johnstown accommodation
4.05 pm; llomewootl accommodation No
1, 8.50 p m; Philadelphia express 3.50 j m;
Willi acconimodation No 3,3.05 p in; all's
accommodation No -i, 0.0.1 p in ; Fast Line
7.40 p in; Wall's No 5, 11.00 I
Tho Church Trains leavo Wall's Station
every Sunday at 11.05 a. in., reaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05a. m. ltctiiruing leave rills
burgh at 12..KI p, in., and urrivo at Wall's
Station at 2,10 p, m.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Moi. lay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
For further 'information aplv to
W, II. HLCKW ITU, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Hailrmid Company
will not nsNiiinu.niiy ltiek for J luggage ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit llicir
rsponsiliility to One Hundred Doll.n s val
ue. All baggage exceeding that a (Hint
iu value will bu at tile lisl. of too ,'ncr,
unless taken by special cnnlriu t.
A. J. CASSAl
(ienerul Superintendent, Altooua Pa.
JOl! WOHK neatly executed ut this oilier
lit rcuonublo rateit.
OX AM) A FT Kit Momlnv June ", 171,
Train will run an follows;
HotrriiWAnn tiiains.
STATIONS: 1st Class.
2d Class.
4 2 0 In
a. in. n. in. p. in. n. m
11
n. m.
8 on
Corrv 1 II on S M)
SporUmsbiirg 0 '2 II 3.1 11 L'4
dlvndcn l i4 11 47 37
ft in
II 3(1
!l ill
10 20
11 on
11 2(1
n in ii si
n r,.i 12 n
7 20 12 20
7 40 12 41
7 55 1 0.1
Ccntrevillo 7 01 11 .r" 4l
Trvonvillo 7 1:1 12 01 II .V,
Hvdetown 7 -J.: 12 11 7 10
ah 7 3" 11 2- 7 -'."
Titusvillo
1K 7 42 12 4 7 40
Miller Kami 8 02 ) (i.l 7 o'.l
Shnller 8 07 1 OS 8 0:1
Pioneer 8 17 lis k 111
An 8 'i" 1 2A 8 21
Pet Cent a-
UK 8 2S 1 28 8 30
Columbia 8 3.1 1 35 8 :tH
Tarr Fnrni 8 40 1 3s 8 4:!
Hvnd Farm '8 4rt ,1 41 js .-,(1
ltousevillo 8 .1.1 1 4!l 8 .111
McClintock 8 mi 1 .11 fl 1(0
All V 10 2 01 0 11
Oil Citv
8 10
8 2(1
8 30
8 41 i
fi no
ii m
fl 21)
1 .')
2 10
2 21
2 4(1
2 .1.1
3 1)1
3 2(1
3 4'l
4 21
lK fl 11 2 10
Oloopolis fl 4.1 2 3(1
Kaglo ltock fl .VI 2 4(1
President II .111 !2 iKI
Tiouesta 1(1 23 3 12
Hickory 111 44 3 32
Trunke'vvillo 10 .14 3 41
Tidioute 1111 3 AS
lrvineton 12 01 4 40
in i.i
11 in
11 32 4 .10
1 1 38 4 .HI
12 3(1 .l 37
1 2d '- 1.1
1 41 II 41
2 217 HI
4 01 8 40
ADDITION At. 8i('OND-('l,ASSTHAIs-SOl-Tll.
No. 1( Titusville2.1(lp. in.; Miller 2..VI;
Pioneer 3.2(1; Pet 'entre 3.33; Cnluiiihin
4.1,1; Tarr r'nrm 4.23; Itvnd l'min 4.37;
Kousevillu 4..1.1; Oil Citv .1.20.
No. 8 -Corrv (l.l.ln. in.; Titusville 8.3.1;
Miller Kiirm H.2.1; Pet Centre fi.48; Colum
bia 13.13; Tnrr I'nriu lu.18; Hvnd l'min
10.27; ltoilsevillo 10.3.1; Oil Citv'll.llO.
No. 18 Pet Centre 1.2s p. in.; Columbia
l.fiO; Tarr Farm 2.0.1; Hvnd Faini 2.10;
Houseville2.3l'; oil Citv 3.IMI.
No. 22 Oil Citv (1.3ii a. m.; Oleonolis
7.21; Tiouesta 8.54: Trunkeyvillo 10.1.1;
Tidiouto 11.11.
NonrirwAnn tiiains.
STATION'S:
1st Class.
3
2.1 Clnss.
1 13 II
5i. in p. in. n. in. n. in.
2 4.1 ft 0.1 H 03 7 41
1 28 5 47 7 20 !l r.l
lrvineton
Tidiouto
Trunkeyvillo
Hickory
Tiouesta
President
Fnglo Hock
Oloopolis
All
Oil City
1)10
McClintock
Itouspvillo
Itvnil Fnrm
'I'nrr Farm
Columbia
All
Pet Centre
in-;
Pioneer
Shnller
Miller Fnrm
All
Titusville
I'K
Hydotown
Trvonvillo
( 'eutrevillo
dlyndcn
Spartnnsburg
Coiry
1 1.1 (I 0.1 8 01 10 1.1
1 "t !0 1.1 8 20 10 41
2 14 II 34 8 41 11 411
12 3.1 (I "." 30 12 21
2 38 ill 5! I 0 3.1 12 32
2 47 7 08 10 0.1 1 03
3 15 '7 3-1 II) .la 1 50
(1 00
0 13
fl HI
3 20
Ii 32
3 3.1
7 4011 33
;7 .1.1 11 .VI
7 ;ll I 12 (Ml
!8 04 12 25
8 1(1 12 38
8 14 12 48
8 21 1 05
2 10
2 21
2 30
2 40
2 .1.1
3 10
3 20
.1 33
3 45
4 15
4 411
5 20
I'll 20 3 4(1
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(I 52
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Oil 8 30
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20 8 44
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5 17
5 27
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AIlITIOXAI.SKl'OXn-('I..V8MTIIAI.VS-SollTII
No. 11 Oil Cifv 0.51 a. in.; Itouseville
7.20; Tarr Farm 7.40; Columbia 7.. V-; Pet
I'entre s.io; Pioneer 8.10; Miller 11.25;
Titusville D.5.1.
No. 7 Titusville 0.00 a. m.; Corrv 11.25.
No. 11 Oil Citv 11.20 n. in.; Hoiisevillo
11.4.1; It vml Farm 11.53; Tnrr Farm 12.03;
Coliinibin 12,10; Pot Centre 12.20; Miller
1.2.i; Titusville 2.0(1; ( orry -1.42 p. in.
No. 21 Tidiouto 12.4.1 p. in.; lrun!;cv-
villo 1.45; Tiouesta 2.43; Oleopoli.-, 4.21: 'if
City 5.20.
(M Trains do not stop. ( !i Stop on signal.
(J) Stop for meals.
i rains .i. it, i ami zgriin iiaiiv ; an oiner
trains dnilv except Sundavs.
N. II. 'I mill No. Ill is an Kxincss IVoni ,
Titusville I i Corrv.
SII.VKIl l'AI.ACi; SI KKl'INll CAUTIlAINS. j
No. 4 Direct I'roiu Philadelphia w tiiout
change.
No. 1 Direct to l'liihulelplua without
charge.
No. a Direct from I'lttslxirgh without
elinnge.
No. (I Direct to Pittsburgh without
change.
C. J. J I XI r.lltN JNO. riTCAIUN,
Supcrintc nilciit. licn'l Manager.
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sortmuiitot lllniik Deeds, Mortgages
Subpo'iias Uariaiits, Nilluuions, Ac. lo
bo sol'1 cheap for cash.
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WATCH FREE to Agents to intro-
' (luce articles Hint sell iu every ho nc.
Lata A Co.. Pittshurgh, Pa. 32 4t
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Wholesulv and ltctitil Dealer iu
HARDWARE,
- AND OIL
WELL FIXTURES,
OF ALL KINDS,
TIDIOUTE 1?J.
Fin-t Door above Lxchange Hotel.
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KEEP THEM AND THOU
SHALT MAKE MONEY.
Thou s'lall have nn other pin"
Drv doods than nt the Slate nf
fo bnv
llilbioli-
ner A Co., Water Street, Tinncstn, Pn.
II
Thou shall not choose to thyself nn voili
er Dry (foods merchants ; thou shall not
bow down to theiu nor listen to their talcs,
for 1 1 ilbronncr A ( 'o. are reliable, den'cr-,
nnd capable of serving their cnsinmcrs to
thi' third and fourth generations.
Ill
Thou shall seek in vnln for a good qual
ity of Dry doods, Cloihing, mid dents'
Furnishing doods elsewhere; lor ciily
thev cull be found) in large quantities nt
Ilillironncr A Co.':.
IV
Thou shall bear in mind that upon six
days in the week, thou canst make ihv
purchases nt the Dry doods Store of Ilil
bronner A Co. ; but upon tho seventh day
the proprietors nud Lew, tho man of the
tape, desire rest from their labors.
Thou shall honor tho Dry doods Store of
11 ilbronncr A Co., and thy days shall be
long in the land to enjoy tho fruits thereof.
VI
Tho'i shall not commit any outrageous
impropriety bv foolishly purchasing thy
Drv doods' and Clothing elsewhere; I'll'
urn 'directly to llillnoiin r A Co., who will
give you a superior article.
VII
Thou shalt seek no oilier Tiy floods
Store ti vinir to suit thvsclf ill Drv dnod
Cliilbiinr. I'lincv doods. Ca nets, llalsnnd
Cans, because von can su't yourself better
and cheaper nt llilbronncr A Co.'sthiiiinny
place e sc.
VIII
Thou shall not steal fr in the Drv doods
Store of llilbronncr A Co.. fur they n il
i roods so chcuii 1 1 lilt a lrlonv would bo tin
greater sin.
IX
Thou shall not bear false witness, but
1 estiv acknowledge that thou canst get
a better nrticleof Dry Hoods nt llilbronncr
A Co.'s than tiny place else in the city.
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Thou i-hnlt not covet thv neighbor
uoods nor his bnrtrnins. but take counsel
i' : he wis" and proceed st might wiiy to tin
Drv (iooiis More oi ii iinrouiier .v in.
Water Street, Tioncstn, Pn.
21) tf. Aug. 21, 1S7:
PIERCES!
ALT. EXT. ml
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'T- jf v- . -.- -,'Vl , J-
mRIS diseases or TW
THROAT, LUNCS.llVER &. BLOOD
In tho wondorfti! mertlrlne to wmcn ine amin
a aro ubvo notiitwt f.r n-llt f, tho riiscoverer
believe ho hw combined in harmony more of
Naluru'n mtwi owrelen curative prniiurtlct,
whkli tiod ha iii-tilloil Into tho voffethhlc king
dom for hiiulinir tho ick, thmi wore ever hi fore
combined In ono medicine. '1 he evidence of Hilt
fact U found In the emit varU-ty ,f inot obsti
nate (lineage which It ha been found to conquer.
In tho cure of llroiielillU o v r
OiiKliS and the early eiae of Coiibii mpi
ClouT tl has a-tonlrtheil the medical faculty, and
eminent phy-tciami pronounce U tho reatept
medical dUeovery of tho a-e. hilo it cure Urn
dovere Vaivjh. it trenglbMiP the vyKtein and
purifies tho blood. Hy Itn tfnatuud tuoc
onu'li bUod imrilyinj; pmiwrtle, it cures all
Humor, from th won Scrofula to a
rtimmuit ItlolcU, Pimple, or EriiUlo.
Mereiirial dinca-e. Mineral poUnm. nd their
cfffct. are eradicated, and vl.'orou health and a
round constitution eialiliched. Kr ! prlaf
Malt Itheiim, Fever Koree, Wcaly or
lioiisli Skin, in "hort, all the iiumirrou di
eaet caused Ity bud blood, are conquered by turn
uowurml nurilvin,' aud inviorniinu' tnedituie.
If you fcel dull, drowsy, dehilnaled, have wl
low color of nkiii, or yellowUh brown puts on
face or bode, frequent headache or dixsmen, bad
ta-tc in moulb, iuieinal heat or chill, alternated
with hot Hiiidie, low aplriu, and uUtouiy fore
bodiii". Irregular appellle. and touim coated,
von aro aulVi'riiiit from Torpid 11 ver nr
Hlllouneii.M lu many caceaol "Il ver
romplalul' only part of ihewi pymptoina
are experienced. Ah a remedy for all nn Ii caaee,
Dr Pierce tlolden Medical DUeovery haa no
t'oiial. a- it etfeeta perfect cure, h aving the liv
er Mreu..Mhen.-d ami iu-altl.y. tor Ihe cine of
llubUiial foiiwllpalloii of the bowel,, ii
U a never failini! reiuedv, and tboo who have
used it for tin pantos are loud in It praic.
i'lie proprietor ollera reward for a mcdl-
ciue that will equal It fr the cure of all the die
miMi for which it I rerommended.
Sold by dru-.'M at l per hottlo. Prepared bv
Tt V Pierce M I . Hole Proprietor, at hit herui
cal UHratorv. 1H;1 Heneca ureet. IlutTalo, N.
Bend vour uddrew fur a painphlvt.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Water Street,
AllKiIXIX.J TIIK llol.MKS liot'si:,
Tionosta, Ta.,
M. CARPEXTEll.
Proprietor.
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taken in all the
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Vlnrsnr IlHter nre tmt a ilc r.mce PiimV,
made tf Ptwtr Rum. Whikcy, l'r"it' Siirii nnd KrliM
Liquors, dtH-inrt-d, pitod, and nwe-Jietiid t p'e.ise tbe
tsstc, called ' Tonnr-t.' Appetizer," " KrsK.rciS,'
&c, that Ic.itl tbe tippler nn lo di ntiUctme and ruin,
but are a true Mcdici-i?, m.ide fnm ilie tuiive r'''
nd herb if t'.ilifoniia. fter fre'M M: Aitttbnlic Slimtihntt.
Thev are lb? (lre.it V.UttuX PuriiiT and a Life vina;
Principle, a Perfect Kcruiviitor nnd Inviaor.itnr if (be
Svatem, carrvm? n'T nil pniiuom miller and rrtfifip
tbe bltvd t a healthy Conr. lion, rnrii 1i:iv i'. rrta-sli.e
and ntviinratins hut mind and Imdy. 'I'itey ai c rs-v
of adintinMration, pruTt in their .inmn, ren.un iu ibsir
re"'t, "ife and reii.ble in all fnrnn ff ilwn-ir.
No Person can Inks thcue llttlrra acrmrt-
tnn to direction", and remain Inm iinweii, provided
their bone are not ib;trnveil by mineral poinn or other
mejnv and tbe vital org.ins w.imcJ beyond tlio tfimt
of repair.
If yaprpnin or Imliirei i nil 1 1 .vucite, r un
in tbe Shoulders t'on-li, Ticloiie f the C'lic- t. Ii
tine, S'nr Kntrl ttmns of llie Siomath, Had late
tn the Mou:h, liniou Anitki, r.i'pit.UM.n oi XUt
Heart, InU.iinm.ilionot (be l.un :, P.im in tl.e rej.ons nt
tbe K-dn-'v, and a lumdred oilier paititti! svinpmms
are tbe otlVpiiiun ff I)vpepii. In tlice complaiui
it ha no rnnat. ami one hmt. win proe a tidier sil,r
antee of ii merit, linn a lonibv ndvet tiement.
For KrtnHt Cmiipinliita m nin m r!.i.
married or inutile, at tin il iwn of wnnMiilinod, oi ilm
turn ot life, tlicr.e I 'oni-: Hitter .liptv o dttidrd an
influence tint a ni.ul;ed imprurenieut ii suou pcitcp
tible. Fnt' liiflnmrnnlnry nml C'liroiiie Itiicn-
nintliit and l.'it, )yj.e)M i it l;irl.;-ioii. Hi lien-,
Kcmiitent am! I iitiiriitiHen t lrer-t, I'Ttfe ihd
Hiood, Liver, Kidnrv nnd lli.t-lil.T, thev? 1 1
been niot iicCcl'ul. Suib ?ieji' are c-tned by
Vitiated lilood, b ib i peneralty 1 riduccd by dcLiic
mrnt of the I)ieiive )i.iii.
Tlieynre n(Jenllo Purentlrr na well nn
at Ttmlc pnseim; aIo tli puilio merit "l artin
a a powerful agent in re'ie-m t nnet i. -n or lurbm
mation of tbe Liver and Visceii Oion, and in Uiiunia
I)ie .!.
For Skin Ilcn.a, F.rnpti'tn. 'I'etier, Si!l
Kbeum, llloirhr. Spots, l'mip'c, I'nsinle, Itml, ( 'ar
hunclef. Uimj-wnnn. Sci'd Head. Sore Ke, lv
ipela. Itch, Scurf, 1 icnoiatmii of tlm SI; in: Hunum
anil I iie.ie of the Skin, of whatever name nr natme,
are literally dnj up ami rallied out of the ytem in a
lmrt lime bv the me of these Hitter. One Imiiltm
mill cine will convince tlis mot incrcdnloui ol thtir
ctnaiivi elfen.
( leniian flic VMrateit Rlnml wtirnever
find h impmitii: bimtini; ihrtmi;!) the skin in l'nnp''.
Lrnpiion, or Sore,: t!eine it wben von find it oli
stniclcd and ulnsipih in the vein : clcanne it when it it
foul ; vonr feeliiu will toll yon when, keep l he blood
pine. ;md ilie health of the Avtiem will follow.
Urnlrful Uionnniida prmlaiin N iNt-cH IliT
Tans the mot wondcilul I uvi rnt tint cvar sutttiincd
the iiikintr vtem.
11 it Tape, ntitl otlicr Woritm. lurking in
tbe system of in many tbouand. are etfcctua'ly de
irovcd and removed. S.t a ditmuihed pln-nnl.
rpit: Theretsncarcelyau imlivitln.il upon the f.ireot tba
earth wboe body m exempt from the pieence nf w.n mi.
It is not upon the heiliby element of tlu body tlut
worms exisf, hut ujMin tbe diseased hmnnr and slimy
deposit tb.tt iireed thee livinij mnnster ol dne.isi?.
No aystem nf Medicm. nn vei mifitRC, tio amlielm n
.tic, will fice tbe system from worms lii.e Uicse Hit
ter .
Meclntiilent Dlaenoc. Peroni enqape.! ni
Paint and Mineral, such at Plumbum, 'I'vpe setter.
Hold beater, ami Miiilt, a they adv.otce in Hie. will
be subiect to paralv .i of the IWel. 'I o i-itjrd against
this take a doe of Wai kkh's Vink;ax liiTn-as one
or twice a weelt. a a Preventive.
Ittllou. Itemlitrnt, nml Intermit (rut
Perm, which are so prevalent in the v.iHes of out
preat liver thronsboiil the United State. cwc-iaHy
those of the Misi:-ippi, Ohio, Miouri, Illinois, Ten
neee, Cnmberlnnd, Aikansa. Red, Coloradn. Ibaio,
Hid Grande, Pcail, Alabama, Mnl.ile. S ivannab, Kuan
ohe, lame, and many others, with their v.nt liibnta-
rie. ihioiiboiit our entire c itry dm in? tbe Summer
and Autumn, and rem.nk.ibly so during Manna r4
imusnal heat and dryness me invariably arroinpamcd
by extensive deinncemcnts of ilie stomach and liver, and
oilier aldommaI visieia, Therj are always mmcoi leu
olisiruclions of the liver, n weakness and irritable state
of the stomicb, and gi ti.it lorpnr nf tbe IxnveU, lie in -x
cloi;ed up wiih vitiated accumnlaiion. In their Ueat
inctit, a purgative, excriimj a poweiful inllucnre upon
these various organs, is essentially necessary. There
no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. ). Wai.icuk's
Vinkgar HiTTi s a they wU spet-di!y lemove tin
dark -colored vised matter wiih winch the bowels are
loaded, at the same lime stimnlattne tbe fcecietion of
the liver, aud peuetally restoring the heahhy functitfiis
of the digestive oryan.
Hrrorulit, or lilnc' i7vll White Swe'limj.
Ulcers, I'irybipela, Sweii-.! Nfck, Ooiter, S:i ot'ulom
Intlammaiion. Imlolent I ullainmation, Mcicaii.il Ar
feci ions Old Sore, liruplioin of the Skin, Son Kve,
etc., etc. In these, as in nil othercocstinition.il Dis
ease, VVai.kkk's ViN(iSR ISnriiKS have shown their
great curative puwers in lbs most ubsiinate ami intiAc:-.
a'.ile ca-
lr. Vnlkcra'nliroi'iiln Yliirgrtr nil let
net on all the so cases in a siiuii.ir manner. Hy iuiitvvm
the lilood they remove tbe cm.e, and by resolvim? away
the effects of ibe inlbimmatioti (ihc tubcicul.u deposmt
tbe affected pans icccive bcaiili, and A pt:im.mcut cura
is erf ccicd.
The piopeitlea of Pit. Vamcrr4 Vinrgak
PlTTBR-i are Aperient. Diaphoretic aud t'anuiniive,
Nutriiious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, C'untcr-Ini
nni iiuliirilir. Alterative, and A nit- Uilum.
Til Aperient and mild l.avalive properties ot
Da. Wai.krh's Vinksr Hitti'.ks are the bet s.j'e
fCttard iu all cases of eruptions and lualivmnt lever,
their balsamic, healing, and sootlnus properties piotert
the humors of the l.tticcs. 'I heir Sedative property
allay p.tiu iu the nervous ayslent, ttom.it , and bowels,
either from intlamm ttion, wind, colic, cramps, eu .
Their Counter Irritant influence cxieirU throughout
tlie sjstem. Their Diuretic properties act on tbe Kid
neys, correcting and leuulatin? tbe thuv ot mine. "I heir
AJti-lblious properties stimulate the liver, in the secre
tion 01" bile, and its dmchai-Rct through the biiiaiy thtcli,
aud are superior to all remeili.il agents,- for the cuie ol
Uilmus Fever, Fever aud A sue, etc.
Fortify tli body anlut ilUritae hv puri
fy mc all its fluids with Vinkosk Uitikkh. No epi
rteniic can lake hold of a nyyem thus loiearmed. 1 he
liver the stomach, tbe boweli, the k dneys, and the
riervet are rcndcied disease proof by iliu great iuvif
Or',nt- - . . -.11
Utreclloiia. Take of the Hitters on com? to hed
at nifiht from a half to one and one -half wine-Rlstull.
Eat good iiourishim; food, uch as beefsteak, mutton
chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetable, and lake
out-door exercise. They are composed ol purely veget
able incrediwits. and contain no spirit.
J-WALKER. Prop'r. Ii. II. McDO AI.DCO.t
Drttf-sists and lien. Ats., Sin Francisco, t al..
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sis., New
SOLD UY ALL DKUtKUS I S AN D DKAI.F.KS.
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DRUG S1TDRE-!
Grandin's Block, Tidioute.
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AUD llli'ix.. Hi 1 I'mi-kn I n:tr
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VI'I'V ItXll'llsiVC hllK K of
nfall styles nml ju ii-rs, hii li liny will ilW
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Un tiii.li',
'I'licy uImd have nil h:iinl il liiiv-o Murl: nf
DUl'CiS MKIMCINKS
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