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TONESuTf JIOEsTnC, MARCH U,m.
' " BOROUGH OFFICERS.
riurire J. O. IUL. ' . i
f.Mticimci W. P. Mercllllott,-W. B.
llnrlan, P. D. Thoinaa.S, J.Weleott, Goo.
Uovnrd, T. . WiK "
Jx.ii.e ef tin :i;ee W. I. Iorctmott,
I). S. Kpo. ' ;- ' v.-.'
Tnte, ll. O, Davis. P. a. Knoi.fi. J. Wol-I
wtt, Lu L. JIWiKetl. . :.. -
F0RK3T gOU NTT pFFlGEF.
frnHdint vitfie W. J. J MM it. ..'
.1Wifo Judges J. A. PHorMR, An
"pKr (.'00K.
(,i)r t. j: va fini5K.
JVeiiiirer-M''RKi.Gl.AtKli. -i
1'rnttionittnrji, iteiiiler it Jlecorttm;ic,
3. R. AONKW.'
OimmiJMion .tAcin MKncn.l.loTT, 1.
T. Cni.i.iNK, Jons Thompson.
"innft NuperiutendevtH. K. HotinER.
7j, irf Uoniv W. W. MAMCin.
ii-i Cun-niwi'OMei- Oeohcir Siamss,
WI. P.VTTKnsoN. ,
ijwhm InulATI WlNAK.
rvumfu Awihlnrt Wtt. CLAHK, T. B.
Conu, I.. WAnXEIl,
Member of Coitgi cst IDii Ditri C. B
Cthtir.
AmemMyJ. H. I.AWHOX.
!
7Vmc of Trniiia
it'TtONESTA STATION, on and after
Monday. November 4th, lilir
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frsiii t' ''- - -' - fl:Mp. ro.
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ill hive to understand tlint
'Xhrlli v. mV.1." Pi the tnhlo is rfuuli tlio
riven, and "Southward" i " tlio rivor.
Train 1 Old 2"nr mlxM freight and ar-
commodate i; ; thu others oro passenger
trvn,.- h
" local and miscellaneous.
Her. .1. S, Stewart, of Oakdale,
IV, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church of this place 011 Sunday, the
16th inst. The Presbyterian society
are looking1 (or nn eligible man l ro
ii(qiu witli 11? pi rtiiar.cntly, nml nil nro
expected t be pi'fsfiiit. 2t.
II. Hubertsi and disler are at
present enjoying vacation nt bonic.
The bnvc for oiif monlhs been til
lomlinj; tlio Carrier Bcminarr.
ome Western editor describing
the money market in bin town, de
cribes the status liere j 11st iibout now.
lie cays "Money is close; but not
vlose enough to be reached."
Horace LinardXTroupo ara to
ra an entertainment in th Opera
Hoimii in Titnsville to-morrow evening.
This U cue of the very best comedy
troupes (.raveling.
It is reported that Mr. II. II. May
m to erect a building between the
bank and the church during the spring,
nml that Uilbronncr & Co. will occu
py it a a store.
A bill has passed the house au
thorizing Forest County to borrow
8,000 00 for the purpose of building
ihe bridges across the creek at this
point and at Lacy town.
A culvert, arch, or run way, has
bt'u built under tlio railroad bridge
ncross Hunter's Run, ami nn embank
ment i.i bring built there to take the
place of the trestles. A good ideo.
Mr. Rowland Co'b, late of the
lumber linn if John Cobb & Sons, has
purchased the residence of J. B. Ag
new, 011 Helen S'., and will move in a
few days. Wo welcome all such.
. Wa lcaru from the Titutville
Jfendd that Col. J. II. Cogswell's re
appointment ns post-master of that
city has been confirmed by the Senate.
80 fur as we have- heard, Cel. Cogs
well is a popular and clliciunt otlicer.
As soon as the creek is in shape
to run lumber, Knox's Mill will be
started up, and lumber will be manu
tuctured us well, nnu lurniMied as
cheap-here as elsewhere. Geo. Saw
Tor will run the door, sa.-h and blind
.part of tho machinery.
J. II. Bowman, Fs.-p, erst the ed
itor of Petroleum Monthly, was in town
oil Saturday last.' His time was lim
ited, hence he did not tall upon us
"The I'ttrolcum Monthly is taking a rett
until July,during which time Mr.
"Cowman is getting up a history of the
Oil Regions. AVe should judge that
le coSTd get up a very readable book
upeu tho subject.
AH the" ice which, previous to tho
eoi't weather, wus distributed bctwecu
hero aud Wurreu, is now gorged be
twsen this plaeo aud Hickory. It is
one great gorge, and if it goes off sud
den great' destruction ef property will
j j !, )
Totai.lv Wrecked. Yesterday
morning Mr. J. D. W. Rjck made up
his mind to go to the depot, and ac
cordingly ilarted, on the ice. He
hadn't progressed far until he changed
his mind, by reason ef the ice giving
way beneath him. lie disappeared
from mortal sight for a brief space
and then reappeared snorting like a
lot-emotive. ' He made frantic at
tempts to get out, but tlio ice gave
way beneath his weight. At lcngtii
with the help of some by-standors who
furnished him a plank, Mr. Reck was
rescued und took his departure for
home. He took it all very cool iu
fact,' cold, but thinks he will postpone
further river baths nut it the weather is
warmer.
At a court held in Warren last
wetk Judge J. A. Dule got u judg
ment of 82,400 against tho P. & E. 11.
R., for injuries received in August,
1870, whilo a passenger on that
road, the particulars of which our
renders are similar with. 1110 case
will probably be carried 'to the Su
premo Court, ns that is the way the
railroad companies generally take, for
the purpose of dej'erring judgment
und being as mean as possible.'
rso action has yet been taken on
the ouestioii of a fire-entrinc, and 110
more timo should bo lost. Geo. feaw
yr Iihs received nil nfler of a first-r:itj
hand engine for 8600 He is ucqnrr.t-
ed with Sho machine, ami says it is a
good one, and cheap at the price. We
have lately seen how defenseless we
were in cu--es of fire, and steps should
be taken' ut ones to put oursclvci in
proper shape to receive ll.e next one.
Sho.ur Vim Gie-jen, J. V. Strnup
and Quill McClintocU have Ukcil the
job of running most of the lumber of
Jno. Cobb A Son and Bond Brothers,
on the Tioiiesta creek, to deliver the
same in Pittsburgh, and Lumiard Ag
ue w is running Cobb's lumber on the
Clarion River. All are busy at work,
and the hti.-tiuess will soon ha in full
blast. Unless tho lumbermen are
obliged to take paper for their lumber,
hope far better times soon.
show how lumber is being
manufactured in the forests about
here, we give the following day's work
at Thoni't Run Mil!, owned aud run
by Jno. Coob it Son : In one day last
week they took from the stump, hauled
to the mill, sawed-, hnuled to the bank
of Clarion River, and piled 18,000
feet of lumber. This is not an extra
ordinary day Vwork in any one branch
of thu business, but taking it all to
gether, it. is a pretty big job. Tho
lumber is said to be as good as any
manufactured iu the region.
On Saturday last a caso of more
than ordinary interest came up before
Justice J. D. Porter, before whom a
preliminary hearing was had. James
Rafferty, of Washington tp., had three
iridictmeula preferred against hi:
oao for assault and battpry .f Ids wife,
the second" for refusing to' support tier,
and the third fcr burning the- mill of
T. J. Payne, in Farmington tp., in
September, 1871. A number of wit
nesses nud citizens from that section
were in attendance at the hearing
Ruliei'ly was committed to jail in de
fault of SoOO bail on tho first twj
charges and 85,000 on the last. Mi
Ratl'ertv has '. arded with the Sheriff
before having been sent up by the
Court about a year ngo for smashing
windows and other light conduct
Clarion Dtimoerut. 1
R.rLi:o.VD Accihusts. During the
past ten years 8,800 people were killed
or injured on railways of Great Bri
liun. From 1805 to 18G0, inclusive, a
period of only five years, over 700
persona were killed or injured on the
ruilrouds of New York and Penuxyl
vaiiia alone. Tiiese facts' show either
bad management or gross carelessness
on the part of our railroad compunies.
To pratect the traveling public Hon
Andrew King, of Missouri, has iutro
duccd into the House a bill to compel
all railroads in the United States 011
and after January 1, 1874, to equip all
passenger trains with a power brake,
operated by the engineer. . This is a
step iu tho right direction.
A WOltD TO TUP. WIHK, Ac.
The many and gre.it advantages of
tho Domestio Sewing Machine, and
the large rango- of work which it is
capable of doing, renders it the most
popular machine ever onered.Jto thw
public.
Wo lake great pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to the ad
vertisement of this invaluable aid to
house hold labor; ond adv'ua all in
want of a first-das machine to call
and examine the "iJomestlc." '- ,
The "fToiiwrUi-riier" of our Ilenltb.
The liver is the great depurating or
blond cleansing organ of the sy?tem
Urt. the treat housekeeper .ot our
.
health at work, and tho foul corrup
tions which gender in the blood, and
rot out, as it were, the machinory of
life, are gradually expelled from tho
system. For this purpose Dr. Pierce's
Gulden Medical Dixcnvcry is prc-cm
inentlv tho article needed. It cures
J
every kind of humor from the worst
scrofula to the common pimple, blatcl
or eruption. V indent, blood poisons
that lurk in the system nro by
robbed of their terrors, and by a per
severing and somewhat protracted use
of it, thetmost tainted system nmy bo
completely renovated end built up
anew. Ei4nge'i glands,- tumors and
swellings dwindle awuy wnd disappear
under the influence of this great resol.
veiit.,T It sold fy alT dnfggrsts:"-
Cloverseed, linglush nud Common,
and Timothy seed at - n ' :
4Sif RourxsoK & Bonner's.
Tf Established
uiein u r.DIFPITH3.
. . ManufitttturorM of Haws.
8 UP KIM OR TO Al.I. OTHKHH,
r.YBIlY AAW WARll ANTKH.
FILES, BELTING A NIOH1NEBY.
FylA I1KKAI. lllHCOUNTSX
I Z-?r i'rico list anil Circular free. 1
wtt -itt , nnrrTfTIIS.
M W Xj AjsM. Ob -
UJ - Hot. MUM, Jetrlt MM.
I suflered with Catarrh thirty joam, ar.d
was mired by simple remedy. Will send
roeept postagn frne, to nil nfllicteri. Kev.T.
J. MKAt, Dnwer 170, Hyrneuse, New
York.
Largest Organ Establishment
IN THIS WORLD.
7 EXTENSIVE FACTORIES.
t, KSTKY& COMPANY,
Urattleboro, Vt., U. 8. A.
TUB CKLKBUATEO
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS.
The latest and best improvements. Kve
rythins thai is new and novel. The lead-
imt tmprovniiiftiis in i-reaii kho oih
dueod lirst In this establishment.
i;stabl:siikd iwii.
Send for Illustrated Catalofrue. 40 4c
$1,000 llKWARD!
For anv ease of Wind, Weodltur, Itehlnn
or Vhirnted lllen mat "l)e ui(t's IMIo
Remedy fails to cure. It Is prepared ex
pressly to euro tho files, nud nothing else.
Hold by all Druggists.
tii t-c--
Tho Guide Is piibllslird OAXTRRJ.'rt
23 cents povs for tho year, which is not
half the cost. Thrpso who a'terwards send
monev to the amount of Ono Dollar or
more "for Seeds niiiv also order 'I't cents
worth extra tlio mice raid fur thoGuiDK
, 'I'hn iirt numbnr is beautiful, uivint?
plans for mukinj Ituhul Jlonitw,- Wning
'1'ublo Decoralions, Window Unrdens, Ac.,
and a mas of Infuriuation invuluuli.c to
the lover of liowers. 1:10 pages, on finu
tinted oiioLT. uoniQ LM Ko"i;ivings..and
ai.n. i li ('.1 ornc I'lme nnu nronio iuvm
'i'lie k ir 't Kdliivn gf 2On0O Just printed
in Knglish and dcrinan.
JAMES VICK,
Rooh03ter, New York
N0T1CZ CF DISSOLUTION.
obliged I
-J may
VTo
Notice is hereby given that Ihe part
nership between John Cobb, I. B.
Cobb and Rowland Cobb, was dissolv
ed on the 3d day of March 1873, so far
us relates to the s:vid Rowland Cobb.
I'lie business will be continued by John
Cobb and T. B. Cobb, under the firm
of John Cobb & Son.
Jons Coiib,
Tionesta, Pa., T. B. Cobb,
March 3, '73. 3t Rowland Conn.
Job Printing.
D-.i you want posters?
Di) you want hand-bills ?
D ) you want business cards ?
Do you want a neat bill head ?
Do you want a tasty letter head ?
Do you want a nico visiting card
If so, leave your orders at the Re
publican office where they will be exe
cuted in the neatest styie and on most
reasonable terms. - .-
-The best stock of Watches,
Clocks," Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can bo found at J. Wolf's,
Centre St. Particular attention paid
tho repairing gf fiuo .Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
39-ly.
Tho ferry across the river at
Hickory Station has been purchased
by W. M. Church, who holds himself
in readiness to take passengers, teams,
freight, Ac, across the river at all
hours of tho day or niiht. 45 3t
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
ami ho knows. 4G ly
MarrhiL'o Certificates, Blank
Deeds, Lsases, Warrants, Subprenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
Informations, for sale at this office, tf
Xeio Advertisement.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maplo Creek, near Claringtou, this
1 count)', are fur sale ut a baigain. Part
T.RCANTILK APPRAISER'S M.ST,
for Korost Comity.
HARNETT TOWNSHIP.
ru'.
Andrew Cook . H
Jan its II Pcrsall It
HARMONY TO W N 1 1 1 P.
Jacob I. Range It
Juuio Neill 14
John Peterson 14
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
John M. Ahlstrund 1 1
T. .1. Itowinun 14
T. D. Collins I t
Wheeler t- DiiKeiibury 14
Austin Mater ' 1 1
KINt'iSLEY TOWNSHIP.
Wheeler it Dusenburv 14
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
Cioorgo I'ond 13
TIONESTA- TOWNSHIP,
(ieo. S. Hunter 14
TION EST A ROROUf i H .
S. II1IU II'HIIIIIK "y
Price, 1.(K. 40-41
fioo.ooo
50,000
lift.WXI
20,000
10,000
B.OOi
21,000
a.r,o(X)
30,000
:,o,ooo
60,000
Wl.OUO
OMLY iO CEFSTS
EVERY MAPI HIS OWN PAINTER
Or, PAINTS How To Select ami use Thrra
A n.nin treatise, containing card w ith 42
rlirfi'i-eiit netunllv MUtited kLiuIcs and tints,
with Instructions fur exterior and interior
House Decoration.
23 conies, bound in cloth, for ?3. Sum
nln conies, iiuoer cover, mailed, liost paid.
to anv nddrc-n. n receipt 01' 1(1 cents, by
tho Publisher, I1KNKY C.VUEY 11. VI HI)
Hux liVll. Posl-oH( e. Pliihidelnhia.
tjee tho following valuable extracts from
press notices :
"A very valuable hook, ana no ono in
tending u Jainl buouiu mil 10 rcaa ir.-
"Vn liit not kiin.v so nuich eo'ild bo
islrl on Hie siibieetof nftillnug a houso un
til we reail this excuiieui uooit oj .r.
Unird's.' A. i. JIfruia.
A want long tell at last uuppueu. nci-
cntitif American.
"Not Milv a necessity to tlie painter, but
.valuiiblo to every occupant ot aclwclllng."
v. 1 . 11 oria.
Uuv 23 copies or tins bonk and distri
bute them among your iiiond. If tlioy
will heed tho advice therein, you coiilil
make 110 more valuable present." Ckiea-
(10 Tribune.
"in puolisning mis dook nir. muni 1111s
done 11 real service to tlio e'jnimuuily."
Toledo Blade,.
We hope tho publisher w iil soil 100,000
copies of this book during '3." Boston
Adveriwer.
"Wo have lust painted our house as ad
vised hv the author, and congratulate our
solves that no dwelling in our neighbor
hood exceeds ours 111 appearance. Har
per a K cektii.
in selling a suiiipio copy lor iu cuius.
Mr. Build must feel certain an order of
20 bound in cloth will follow." i'Voni
V.e.sV i'e,
"We know the town and country paints
therein recommended, and can vouch for
tlioir value and excel dice ot tiie "Harri
son brauu ot wluloicau. I'lttM. eaycr.
GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE.
$500,000
IOO.OOO For Only 10.
Under nutlioritv of spoeinl legislative
not 01" March 10. 171. tlio trustees now nn-
nnoncn the 1 Inrrt Uniiitl itt concert, lor
tho henelit of tho Public Library of Ken
tucky, to come off in Library Hall, at
Louisville, wy., on
' iTtntsDAY; 'APRII. BTH, 173.
At this Concert tlio best musical talnnt
that can bo procured from all parts of tho
country will add pleasure 10 1110 ciiicrunii
inciit, and Ten TliuUKiind t'itah .Gifts, ag
rrrrintinir a vast total ol Halt a Milliou
Dollars eiirroney wi 1 00 uisirioiueu oj
lot to tlio tlckol-holders, as follows:
One (irand Cash Gift,
Ono Grand Cash wilt, -One
Grand Cash (iitt,
Ono Grand (,'ah Gift, -One
(irand Cash Gift,
One Grand Cash Gift,
24 Cash Gifts or ei.isKieaen,
CO Cash lints of fiOO "
80 Casli Gilts of '0 "
100 Cash Gifts of 300 "
130 Cosh Gilts of 200 "
61") Cash Gifts of 100 "
9,0001'asli Oilts of
Total, 10,000 Gifts, all Cash, f300,000
To provide means for this magnificent
Oinccrt. Ono Hundred Thousand Whole
Tickets only will be issued.
Wholo Tickets, 10: Halves. f.; nnu
Quarters, ?i50. Eleven w holo Tickets for
JIOO. No discount on less than $ 100 or
ders.
Tlie ob oet of this Third Gift Concert,
like tlio two heretofore given with such
universal approval, is tho enlargement
and endowment ol tho Public Library ot
Kentucky, which, by tho special act au
thorizing tlie c neei t lor its benefit, is to
lie forever free to nil eitizensof every Stale.
Tlio drawing will bo under tnc mpervi
sion of the Trustee f tho Library, assist,
ed by tlio most eminent citizens of the
United fSlutcs. Tho slo of tickets lias
already progressed so far that complete
success is assured, and buyers 010 there
fore notified that they must order at once
if they desiro to participate in tho drawing.
The management of this undertaking
has been committed bv tho triiHtncs lo
Hon. TIIOS. K. iHlAM'LET l'E, late Gov
1 rnor of Kentucky, to whom communi
cations pertaining to tho Gill Concert may
be addressed.
It. T. DURRETT, Pres't.
W. N. HA LI) K M A N . V iec Pros' t.
JOHN 8. CAIN, See'y Public Library ol
KentV'-liy,
w a n vi i- ks' AT? D ' DROVERS' RAN K
Public Library of Ky., Lou
isville. Kv.
Astliotiino for tho Concert is closo at
hand (April 8th', parties wishing tickets
should send in their orders immediate!, ii
tliev would avoid tho f nsh and delay at so
Intel v unavoidable in tlio few days pro
ceeding tho drawing. All orders and ap
plications for agencies, circulars nnd in
formation will "meet with prompt atten
tion. THOS. E. HRAMLETTE. . . .
Agent Public-Library Ky. -Liouisville,
Ky.
HILBRONNER & CO,,
After thanking tho people whoso Mildly
assisted in caving their pioprtrty from U
lire, "Wish to inform tlio pulilio that Uiev ,
are ngsilt opened out and prepared t" sell
goods elper innn ever in inc win mvit
tlioir prewnt et'ickat the heaviest licoti"t -over
yetollerod in this section, after whioh
they intend to remove their establishment,
very (treat ty eninrgoa, up in wie piwn
buaiiicidw centre 011 Kim Streot,
A large ntiiount ot goods damaged, some ,
very slightly by removal ana water
nnisf ke notd at any pricr.. Consisting of "'
FALL AND WINTER GOODs'l
J DRYdOOWS,
Cloths. ' ' ; ". . .7 : ,
riats, " !."
Cops,
jBoots,
Slioes,
Hosiery.
Gloves,
Gents' Furnishing Gooda.
UNDERWEAR, EMBROIDERIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS,
I. ACES, LACE GOODS,
BUTTONS, RR AIDS, .
TAPES AND -I
NOTIONS OF ALU KINDS,
SILK GOODS, BLACK, FANCY SILKS,
A full line of
CARPETS:
RAO",
XiRUSSELS,
HEMP,
INGRAIN,
Ac,
ONLY IO
CEf-TS
4i-U
AXJRO 9
MILLINERY
ANDSTRAW GOODS,
HATS, BONNETS, VELVETS,
VELVETEEN, RIBBONS, FRAMES, '
ORNAMENTS, AC, AC, AT
EASTERN PRICES.
IE. A BALDWIN,
PEAI.KR IN
LOCAL OPTION rEtt
of tho Lioron Intkkksts. Subscription
j:J per year; Clubs of 10, ?J3. Addrosa
Americuii Litpior alcn s Auvoeatu Co.,
No. lull Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
40 41
iV V'sEN 'fVIi "only 23 I EN I S lo Jas.
) W. Koiuington, at Mounds vilie, Mar
shall t.'o., W.'Va., you will receive by
return mail 300 useful receipts. 411 tt
T
8 7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
USE tho Reisinger Sash Loci und Sup
port to
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!
No spring to break, 110 cutting of sash;
cheap, durable, very easily applied ; holds
bash nt anv plaeo desired, and Mclf-fiislen-cr
when the sash is down. Send stamp
for circular. .Circular and six. copper
bronzed locks sent to any address in tho
U. M., postpaid, on receipt of 30 cis. Lib
eral inducements to the trade. Airents
wanted. Address, Reismger Nash Lock
Co., No. 41is Market St, Hurrisbug.Pa. 40 4t
;i S, KEVOIiVERS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
SPORTING AND' FISHING TACKLE,
rOCKET CUTLERY,
SCISSORS, iC, tC.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
RIFLES MADE TO ORDER
AND WARRANTED.
Repairing Locks and Fitting Keys
A SPECIALTY.
We are prepared to pay Ihe highest pri
for
WOOL,
ks2i:ki-pe)lt,s & iiiii:n,
Of all klnda, either in MONEY or Goods.
We haveinour employ a FIRST-CLASS
TAILOR, and keep constantly on hand a
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS, of boat quality .
and latest dosigns, which be will make up
in a workman-liko mannor and latest
stylos. Good fits uuaranlccd or no aula.
A good and complete block of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Alwavs on hand.
SILVER-PLATED WARE
JEWELRY,
Of very superior quality nnd latest de- ,
signs. IIILBRONNER A A CO.
blMy
ACJEXTS WASTED!
FOB TUB
TV ' : :-i:t r!r:wrv"-iAi
1... U...J1 t.U r:ill..J
7 00
12 f0
12 SO
7 00
12 30
12 30
cu.suc. The forgo i bigb in some j of the lands arc situated within four
places that the It. K. track cannot be miles of Ciariugtou, on the Clarion
eern fruni the bank ou this Bide of tho ltiver, aud would be u fine site for an
river. If the ice in inelted slowly extensive tannery and saw mil Is. Map
aw.'.y all wiil be ,-a.Ic ; but it it gocd ami tci ins nt tint u'!;ee.
ml with rain, ihen Maud from under. 1 25 tf Y. U IH nn.
H.O.Davis 14
Hilbroiiuer A Co. 12
Proper A Reek 12
S. II. Haslet 14
Geo. W. Itovard & Co. 12
Superior Lumber Company 12
Leonard Aguvw 14
Robinson A lionncr 10
I). S. Knox 14
A. II. Partridge 14
A court of appeals will be held at tlio of
fice of the Cumity Treasurer, on Tuesday,
the 23th day of March, at 10 o'clock A. M.
W. It. HARLAN,
17-It Mercaiililo Appraiser.
C Trt ttlft nerdav! Agents wanted I
$3 IU 3IU All classes of working!
peoplo, of uiiher sex, young or old, make
more money nt work lor us iu their aparo
moments or all the lime than nt anything
else. Particulars 1 rett. Addresa G. Slinson
A Co., Portland, Maine. 40 It
WITKER3Y, RUGG RICHARDSON,
Manufacturer of
Wood-Working Machiaery Generally.
Specialties: Wood worth Planiug.Tongue
ing md Grooving Machines, Rich
ardson's PiUi iit Improved
Tenon Machines, Ac.
Central, cor. Union St. Worcester, Moss.
.1. t. uruii.
I H. V irilKllJlV. H. m. men AllUsON.
40 It
tolJ WORK neatly executed at ihis offleo
' at re
reasmiable ralutn
Stationary, Portable and Blast
ENGINES.
7 hi Saw Mill, I louring Mill and liiasi rur
20 00 I mice Machinery. H. A V, Ul.ANDY,
7 00 ' Newark, Ohio. ' 40 41
WUHKINU ULAoo female:
SOU a w isk guaranli!ed, ltcspis-tablc em
ployment at home, day or evening; no
capital reunited ; full inslruetioiis and
valuable puckago of goods sent free by
niiiil. Aitdress, with six cent return
Mtamp, M, Vol NG A I'll., 10 Corllandl
St., N Y. 10 H
REPAIRING
IX ALK. UKAXCIIEES NEATLY AXI
PROMPTLY DONE.
an
4t-tf
TIDIOUTE, PA.
A. NOI3LKCII-iViITY.
OMAHA LOTTERY.
TO KIlKCT TIIK
NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM
To iw Drawn iu Public, Mar. 31st, W3.
Tieli-ei $1. Each or Six for
T'ekols sent by Express C. O. D. if desired.
1 Grand Cash Prize ... $7r,ooo
1 Griiml Cash Pri.o ... 23,ikhi
1 Grand ('mil Priu -, - - 13. 000
1 (irand Ch Piizu . - ' - . 1I,IHM)
1 Cah Pri.o .... 5,(Ki0
1 Citsh Pri.o .... 4,000
For bnliince of Prizes semi for Circular.
Tliis Legal Enterprise is endorsed bvhis
excellency Gov. W. 11. James, and the
best business men of the Slate.
The limited number ol 'Tickets 011 baud
will be furnished lliosn w ho apply tir.st.
Aokvm W 1 NTtii, 1'or lull pu'rticulars
address
J. M. PAT I'EE.
43 41 General Mmntirer, Uni.iha, Nrl.
SEWING MACHINE
ABOUT
lO.OOO
Sold last year ;
ABOUT
6 O , O O O
Tliia your i
And now being Sold at tho rale ot
7 5,000
PER YEAH.
Tho "Domestic" supersedes others be
cause it sin passes them in the every day
service it renders, both iu thn work-auo'p
and family ; and because it is equally uke
lul for very line mid very heavy work.
A Machine will be furiiishud I for trial)
to responsible, j al lies w ith an instructor
I without charge; upon application at oni
SN'urerooiiis. li six ill (street, Pittsburgh.
The "Domestic" has tukun morn premi
ums this sixisoii II11111 any other Machine,
und is specially reeoin mended for t aniily
use and Manufacturers. It is simple lo
construction, noiseless and easily run.
A large stork of Thread bilk are always
011 hand. Address,
THE "DOMESTIC" 6. M. COMPANY,
:i.i-2m 24 Sixth Si red, Pittsburgh,
The Republican Of rice
IEEPS constantly' on hand a larga Hi
IV hoi tiueut ni Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Suhpiriuis, Warrants, Summon, At. !
be aolti cheap lor east, tf.