j EDITOR. WEDNESDAY MORMNR, MARCH !S, 1871. A Prorlanatlea y tfce Gmmr ef Pesnarl vaata. Governor Ilartranft has issued the following proclamation relative to the Vienna Exposition : In tbe name and by the authority of the Common w'lth of Fenn?vlvani,Jolin Hartranft, Governor of the said Com monwealth : a proclamation! IFhereas.By the second section of a joint resolution of Congress, approved February 14, 1873, it is provided thnt the Governors of the several States tie and they are hereby requested to invite the patriotic people of their re spective States to assist in tbe proper representation of the liandwerk of our artisans and the prolific sources of material wealth with which our land is blessed, and te take such fur ther measures as may be necessary to diffuse a knowledge of the proposed exhibition, and to secure to their re spective States the advantages which it promise. And Whereas, Provision is made by aid joint resolution of Congress to enable the people of the United States to participate in the advantages of the, international exposition of the pre-! ducts of agriculture, manufactures and the fine urts, to be held at Vienna, "Austria, commencing on the 1st of May, 1873, and terminating on the Slst of October of the same year. Now, therefore, I, John F. Hart ran ft, Governor as aforesaid, do issue this proclamation invitiug the patriot ic people of our State to assist in the proper representations of the handi work of our citizens and the prolific sources of our material wealth with which our State is blessed, and to take such further measure as may be necessary to diti'use a knowledge of the proposed exhibition ami to secure to our Stato the advaatages which it promises. Given under my hand and the great seal ef the State, ou the eleventh day of March, in the year of our Lord one hundred and seventy-three, and of the Commonwealth the ninety seventh. By the Governor. M.S.Quay. Secretary of the Commonwealth. The coroner's investigation concern ing the suicide of Thomas F. Ander son, at Franklin, terminated en "Wednesday, the jury finding that in- ' eanity was the exciting cause ef the fatal act. This conclusion is very ful ly suported by the evidence. The in vestigation was very thorough, and - the testimony entirely refutes the de clarations contained in the letter ad- ' dressed by the unfortunate man to his wife and Mr. Lamberton. There hai been a thorough examination of all the books and papers belonging to the bank, a-id it is fully shown that the accounts had been faithfully and ac curately kept, and had been no irregu lar transactions up to the period of his insanity. The loss of money and bonds resulting from the fire, will be trifling, if anything, as the bank can designate the number of its bonds, and the Government will replace them. The investigation exonerates all ether persons imnlicntml bv mm.. as having improper relations with the 1 I rM . f . . uuua, ine unioriunate man had beeu for some time subject to mental depression, which seems to have sud denly culminated in the overthrow ef his reason, and his self-destruction in ' the manner described. Having ourselves characterized the action of those Republican mem bers of Congrees who voted for the back-salary steal as wholly inm.ii... ble, we think we have the right to say that the course of the opposition in persistently endeavoring to makopoli tical capital out of the matter, by de tiouncintr the trarb as the worlr r,f . Republican Congress, is the very j ut&nuiiest jugglery. The record shows that of one hundred and eleven Henublicans in the Tfr.ii. only fifty-one voted for the increase i salary; while ut eighty-five Demo crats, fortveit:ht voted for it. Tin Republicans of the Senate were equally uiviaea, wni.e 01 seventeeu Democrat and Liberals twelve voted for tin measure, and oulr fiv a.r.inct ; Thus it will he seen that the scheme was supported by a much larger propo tion of Democrats and Liberals, i both Houses, than of Republican We have not a syllable to urro in nn liatiou of the nvariciousness of these KcDilblicans who voted for thn I. ill hut we respectfully insist that the pot, wun us lea lures smothered iu smut, is not exactly warrunted in pelting ' the kettle even if it is somewhat grimy with harsh and opprobrious epithets. ComnCercial. President Graut is reported to have declared his fixed intentions of hereafter making all appointments to Federal posistions in the Territorries of the United States from the residents thereof, instead of selectiug them from importunate" politicians 1 the La-it ei n rlr. W. R. DUNX THE NEW CONllFKHIVNAL APPOR TIONS! KNT. First District The First, Second, Seventh, snd Twenty-sixth wards, Philadelphia. Second District Th Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Twentieth wards, and that portion of the Seventeenth ward lying west of Second street. Third District The Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and Sixteenth wards. Fourth District The Twenty-first, Fifteenth, Tweatv-fourth. twenty-sev enth, Twenty-eighth, and Twenty- uinlh wards. Fifth District The Twenty-second, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twenty-fifth. and Twenty-third wards, aud all that portion of the Seventeenth ward lvinif east of Second street. Sixth District Chester and Dela ware. Seventh District Lancaster. Eighth District Berks. Niu'.h District Montgomery aud that pertion of Ducks not included in the Tenth district. Tenth District Northamton and Lehigh, and the townships of Durham, Milford, Springfield, Richland, Rock hill, Haycock, Nockamixon, and Tini cum, and the borough of Quakeitown, in Rucks county. Eleventh District Pike. Monroe. Carbon and J'avne.ani" the townships of Ruck, Bear Creek, Blakely, Car- bondale, Corryinijton, Jeflerson, Madi son, Roaring Brook, and Spring irooK, anu tne borough or Uunraore, Blakely, Geldsborough, Gibsonburg, the city of Carbondule, and the twelfth ward of Scranton. Twelfth District That part of Lu- zerne ceunty not included iu the Elev enth district. Thirteenth District Lebanon and Schuylkill. iourteenth District Dauphin, Per ry, Northumberland, and Juniata. 1-itteentu District Bradford. Sus quehanna, Sullivan, Columbia, aud Wyoming. Sixteenth District Tiocra. Poller. McKane, Cameron, Lycoming, and Montour. Seventeenth District Franklin, Fulton, Bedford, and Somerset. Eighteenth District Snvder. Mif flin, Huntingdon, Blair, and Colum bia. Nineteenth District York, Cum berland, Kiid Adams. Twentieth District Union Center, Clinton, Clearfield, Elk, and Forest. Twenty-first District Westmore laud, Greene, and Fayette. Twenty second District City of riiu-Durgn ami townships ot Uhartiers, Union, Scott, Stone. Rebinsen, Upper and Lower St. Clair, Baldwin, Snow den, Mifflin, and J flier son, and the boroughs of Mansfield, Chartiers, and Ifest Elizabeth, in the county of Alle gheny. Twenty-third District All of Alle gheny county not included in the Iweuty-tecond district. Twenty-fourth District Washing ton, Beaver, and Butler. Twenty-fifth District Clarion, In diana, Armstrong, and Jefferson. Twenty-sixth District Lawrence, Mercer, and Crawford. Twenty-seventh District-Erie, War ren, and Venango. On Friday ef last week, Mr. John Stewart of Eldred township, Jefferson county, met with an accident while hauling logs, by which he was almost instantly killed U. .... loading at the Oakes Saw Mill, of W.UC11 no was part owner, aud while in the act of hauling the logs, the jam pole was thrown voilently up, striking him on the neck and side of the head, breaking his neck. Death ensued al most instantly, he only boing able to articulate one word after being struck. Clarion Domoerut. The President having reappointed all the members of his Cabinet, except Mr. Boutwell who has been elected United States Senator, the complete Cabinet is composed as follows , Secretary of State, Hamilton Fish ; Secretary of War, Wra. W. Belknap; Secretary of the Navv, Georgo M. Robinson ; Secretary ef the Interior. v.uuiuua uuiuuo ; oecretary or the ireasury, Win. A. Richardson ; Post master General, John A. J. Creswell Attorney General, Gee. II. Williams For Coughs, Bronchitis and Con duiuouou, m iw eariy stages, nothing equals Dr. Pierce's Goldeu Medical Discovery. (51.5. NEBRASKAJiRIST MILL. rpjIK GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Lacy, town,) Forest county, has been tho'r Ollirhlv ovorhui.L.,1 mul ...... i.. ... . r-.--., ul,v. juuiiuu in nrsi- e as order, and is now runuiug and doing 11 klllds Of 8 CUNTOM (atlXDINU. FLOUR. re,.!), AKnrtATu Constantly ou hand, and sold at tho very 43 (in ' H. V. LEDF.BUR LOTS FOR SALE! in the BOROUGH OF TIONESTA. Apply to GEO. G. SICKLES, 79, NaauHt., New York C'itv. hi:vli;i) rnorovi,s. roMMMRIONKIU)' OPriCR, ) TlOMItWTA, FORRHT Co., P., Mar. 1HTH, 1H71. 1 SKA LED PROPOSAL., Will lw received at this ofllce until Wednesday, April M, l.TS, for the purpose of Rotting out, cutting and laying up the stone abutments for the Lacytown bridge, amounting to abont 500 perches. Hi, Is u stato tho price per perch. Also for repairing tho stone work of the hridgo across Tionosta Creek, near its mouth. Specifications to l.ff amm on applicatlnn at this ollloe. Also ror an Iron NnpcrKtrtictnrent Lacv town, to be placed on the abutment to bo built. Iienulh ol'Honu 1112 ftHit. Tim Minn aire iron to ho uned as li generally used Iu span of 1 10 feet. The County Coniiiilmlonera renerve the rlht to reject any or all bids. liy ortler of the County Commissioners 1. W.CLARK, Clerk. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE of a writ of Testatum endltionl Exponas Ivoiod out of the Court of Common I'lons of Crawford Co., and to me directed, there will be exposed to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the Court Moue, tu the borough of 'J ionesta, on MONDAY, MARCH 31st, W3, at 2 o'clock r. M., the following described real estate, to-wit : Oates If. Maaroiw'uso of John Manross, vs. Ira Copelan.l and A. A. Copoland. Tout. Ven. Ex., No. 15k) April Term, 1X7:!. aII the Dercndnnts riKht, title and interest of and to tho following described real estate, aituato in llnrmonv township. rorest county. State of Pennsylvania. Rounded and described as follows, to-wit On the north by hnul of Alden Ilandv, on the south by lniul of C. M. Titus, foru'ierlv iicnry ..iiurcii, and on the west bv land formerly owned by Hemphill Dawson and Robert Ureen. Containing one h and forty-live acres, moro or less, it belli K ' irgn vran oi iana convoveit bv the Commonwealth to Ira Connliiml. r. cirded in the County of Venango. Ph., in Deed Book O. O. pages 15(1 aud 157, with about thirty acres under improvement, one flame house and two frame burns thereon erected, and two orchards thereon grow- A r.so A certain tract or land aitutited in Harmony township, Forest connlv, Pa. u'.mnueii ami uencrioed as Tollows: Com uienciiig at a white onk ii.linir hmu. north 3 degrees cast 20 p-.-rches to a post aud stone in lield, thoiu-c south 47 degrees east It perches to a Jack oak snpUng.thcnce north 3 degrees east l'.HJ perches to a cor ner, thence south 3 dogvers west V2i per ches to tho said Tioncstn Pond, thonco by aaidTioneata Road 25 perches to the place of ui'Kiiniiiii;, ooniiiied on uo aoullt hy said roud and land of E. L. liavis, on the east by land of K. L. Davis and Honey trnot, on the north by land of Oil To., on the west by land of A. Handy. Containing eighty-two acres, more or'less with ono frame house and frame barn thereon erect ed and about 25 acreB improved. ni in uxecuuon aim u lie sold ns too property of Ira Copeland and A. A. Copo land, atthe suit of Gates II. Munrosa use of John Manross. Terms cash, T. J. VAN C.IESE V, March 12, 1873. Sheriff. FOREST COUNTY DRUGSTORE! D. S. Knox, Proprietor, ELM STREET, Tiokcsta, Pa, HAVE now in stock and for (ale a full assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, KOTIONS, &C, LIQUORS, For Medical ui OXLV I am agent for tne PERKINS & HOUSE NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMP, The only SAFE LAM P made, will burn all kinds of oil with perfect safety, being all Metal it can not break, and so conduct ed it cannot explode. I am now running a T I 3ST SH O IP And will make to order all kind of Tin or Sheet Iron Vv'aro at short notice. Shop next door south of Drug Store. I am also agent for some of the beat FIRE and LIFE lSLICl(i; COMPANIES IN THE UNITED STATES. All wishing Insurance I will attend to at short notice. D. W. CLARK Asaistant. ALSO REAL-ESTATE ACENT, AND HAVE NOW FOR SALE Ono farm of 96 acres, SO cleared, lions and uarn, in ivingsiev towiisinp, torXL',000. Ono house and lot In Tionestu llorough, on Race St., $1,000. One lions and lot on Race St. $IX). One house and lot on Water St. f 1,500. One house and lot on Wator St. $1,000. One iiouse and lot on Water St. $")0. . Ono houHo and lot on Water St. $1,000. Fifteen out lots from &IU0 to $:00. One dwelling Iiouse, barn and orchard with all kinds of fruits, ornamental trees. two water wolla, and out building, 5 acres of land, and as good a location as there is in the villago ot l ionesta, gl0,0l0. One Saw and Planing Mill, with all kinds of machinery for making Sash, Doors, lilinds. Flooring, Sash, Moulding. The machinery is nearly all new. Three acres of land; situated at the mouth ot i ionesta ( reck. A rare chance to invest. Price $7,000. 39-ly llf f l.- 1.- L-l.'ln fc' f' & T.I.. ir o-v , i wnniijn i.i'i , A IT. T. AO 1 r.VlTV ' J J cImi-Lc onrl mr.liniil mm. t...n . nllA Ror.k mailed, -Vc. H. iiiild!n' Br-nt! Htiffalo N, Y, AT THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO.STORE W ILL now be found a largo and varied assortment ot goods, which aro oflor- edat LOW FRIOES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A mnnir this stjw1r nv Via ff.imt lk fal lowing articlea.ln addition to many others niti viiuinuruico ; Alpaeca.Awls saddlers and sewlng.As safuKtida, Axes, Axlogreasf, Acetic Acid, Arsenic, Arnica Tincture, Arithmetics 1st, 2d aud 3d, Allspico, Antiiiionial wiue, Aiiua Aiamonia, Uum Aloes, Augurs. Ilattinu, Basins, llarley Oroats, Hurley Flour, Hulled Hurley, lll'unk Rooks, Kstit Itricks, Hlackb(rrii's dried. Hoot-lacks Lima jieana, Ilcrage, lleeswax, lleavor (Uotli, Hlcached Muslin, Carpet Rinding, Ribbs, Hoots and shoes, Hloom of Youth Roring Machines, lioring Machine Au- furs. Rooks school and miscellaneous, loneset, Row Is, Hronr.o lor shoes, Rorax, Uuttons agato, pearl, pant., coat, Vest, dress and silk, Itruslies shoo and scrub bing, Uliiing, buckets, Hluo Mass. Camphor, Chalk, Crayons, Chalk-lines Cassia ground mil unground, Cary's toothache remedy, Cartridges ('apt wa torproof, Chains, wutcli, Cambric plain, colored, and paper, Crnckei a graham, lemon, milk, w ino and water, Canned goods of all kinds, Camphor ice, Catsup, Cantsturt, Candlesticks, Candle-moulds, Cake-pana, Cake-turners, Casaimores, Cra-nh 'ommnn, lliwn and bleaehed,Caul i flour, Crystal Syrup, Cracked whea, Nut Crackers," Carolina rice, Creim tarter,Can ncd cherries, 1 liltons Cement, Check fur niture and shirting. Creosote, Ceiling hooks, Clear sides Cigars, Chintz cam bric, and shirting, ljinip Chimneys of all kinds and siies, Chinaware, Corsiits, Cor set stays, Combs of all varieties. Cloves, Oil of Cloves, Petersons Corn Ointment, Corks, Cork ahavings. Canned Corn, Cof fee green and roasted. Cornmeal Clocks, Country knit socks Irom Maine, Cork screws, Cord gum and picture frame, Clothing, Clot lies-pins, Clothes-racks, Ex tract Cotl'ce, Cologne, Coeoanut Oil, dried Corn, Collars paper and linen for ladles or gentlemen, Countorpanes.Curry-eombs, Horse-Cards, Cups and Saucers, Cutis paper and linen. Day-liooks, Drawers, Dolaines, Dress goods, Drilling, tiu Dippers, Dishss, Dry goods. Kiippery Elm Rark, Sulphuric Etbsr, Envelopes, Klccam nunc, Hamburg Edg ing and Insertion, l.psom Salts. Picture-Frames photograph and rustic, Flannel, Farina, Fire shovels, Fringo silk,white aud block, Flour w hite.wheat, rye, graham, bailey and rice, Florida wa ter. Funnels, Fluting machine. Uartoring, Ventilated liurters, Cinghams, Uinger-grd.and uiigrd., Ess. Jamaica din ger, (jimp silk, (Jlovcs in endless vatloty, Unn-caps, Canned looeherrics. Hitching rings, llii.gea barndoor and strap, Hinge Clasps, S. C. Hams, Hats and Caps, Hair Oil, Haukerchiela, Halls Hair Renewer, Hair pins. Tack Hammers, Horlis of all kinds. Hickory uut Oil, Hoop, skirls Hosiery, Hooks l "r stay chains. Hops, Hooks and Eyes, White Holland for blinds. Indigo, Ink Erasers, Ink black and carmine, Inserting Hamburg. Jollies. Key rings, Watch Keys, Ketchup pints and quarts, Knifo and Fork lloxes, Knives and Forks, Poekot Knives, Carving Knives, liulter Knives, Knitting Cotton, Knitting Needles, Knii'e Shurpcners, Knife Polishers, Knife polishing powders, Ijird in buckets, Lanterns, Laudanumi, Lampwick, Lamp chimneys, Lamps, Thumb Latches, Cupboard Latches, Ladles piorced aud plain, Lace, Lawns, Load soft and pig. Lodgers, Table Linen, Liquorice, Lobsters, Lunch boxes, Luuch bags, Leggings. Music IJoxcs, Matches, Match safes, Myrrh gum, Magnesia, Mirrors hand, Mitts country kirit, Mopsticks.Muslin bleached and unbleached, Mustard, Muci lage. Needles dar:dnr, knitting, sswing ma chine, crocLet, afghan and sewing, Sweet Spts. Nitre, No'e paper. Nut-crackers, Nutmegs, Nutmeg Grulors, Nails. Oat meal. Extract Orange, Oysters cove and pickled, Overalls.Ovorshoes, Hair Oil, Sierm Oil, Sweet Oil, Sewing machine Oil, Tallow Oil. Plasters Arnica and Poor Mans, Pails, Cake Pans, Muisctiit Pans, Tin Plates, A 1! C Phitos, Pio Plates, China Plate,Writ ing Paper, window l'ape Pass books, can ned J'euelios, carpenters l'oncils. Lead Pencils, Pens, Penholders, Perfumcrv, Pennyroyal, Pcppcriucnt, Pepper gill, and lingrd. and Cayenne, Pino Apple, Pitchois, Photographs card and cabinet, Prints, I'ins, Pipes Piex-alille, Pickles, Stove Pipe, Mess Pork, Ritle-Powder, Tea-Pota Colloo-Pots, Pomade, Prunes, Peaches canned, Putty. Quills, (JueonswBre. Revolvers, Warden ltakes, Readers 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th, Reward Cards, Kibbon of all colors and widths. Ring gold, but ton and teething, Rice Hour, Ex. Itoso, Japanese Robes, Unfiling, Rhtibrurh syrup and tiiicUuo, Rubber coats black and gray, Rulers, Rules. Sal Ammoniac, canned Strawberries. Salt Petre, table Sauce, Stationery, IVari and Corn Starch, Kitchen Saws, Epsom and Glauber Salts, Shawls, Sage, Stands for cotleo pots. Strainers, Slatos, Slate Pencils, Sad Irons, Snd Iron Stands, win dow Shades, Sun Shades, Satin, Foot Scrapers Saucers, Sheeting of ull widths and qualities. Singer Sewing Machines, Sewing Machine Fixtures, Shears, Scrow eyes lor picture frames, Spullors, Juvenile Speakers, Gum Shellac, Stockings, Scrap books, Syrup crystal and silver drips, Svriiigen,Skirts, bleached and unbleached Shirting, Swiss, Spittoons cast iron, Spices, Skimmers, skein, twist and ma chine. Silk, Silks, Scissors, Scissor-Sharp-eners, Shirt-fronts, Shirts wool, cussl merc, negligee and white, Socks country knit and machine made, Sou( Sawyer's Shaving, Castile, Emery, Ruth and Wush ing,Sliot, Spool Cotton, Stoves cooking and heating for wood, Spoons, School books, Firo Shovels, Sugar, Suspenders, Summer Savory, Lump Shades, Shuttles for sewing machines, canned Succotash. Tea-Trays, Tuble-Liuen Tacks, linen and cotton Tape, Tea, linen ami spool Thread, Teething-rings Thyme, Teanots, Ticking, Tinware, tapo and alpacca T'rim miug, Tiiuebooks, Toothache Remedy, Tobacco plug, twist, line cut and cut and dry, Toilet ware, Towels, Towclljug, To matots. Tobies, Tubs, Tumblers. Umbrellas, Urinals (S. C), Uudcrcloth ii'K. Volvet, Vosls, Veils, Violin-bridges, tail-pieces, kexsiind rosin. atch-kevs", Watch-chuins, Wadding, Wash-boards, Wringers, Whortleberries, Worm-drops, Whalebone. Yarn Hcrliu and Woolen. Zephyr of all colors, double, emtio and split. r Our Store is small, and tho most of our goods it is impossible to display, but such as not to be seen, may be had by 11141111 ing for them. In addition to our miscellaneous Ptock, wo huvu a full line of staple and lashiuiia ble piece goods for making clothing to or der. As heretofore, wn shall continue lire sale of the SINGER IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, upon our usu.il accommodating terms. SUPERIOR 1,1'M HER ( O. STOKE, W-lf A CO M B Bill. PINO, El.M Hi RKKT. ROBINSON & BONNER are soiling AS CHEAP AS TTIK CIt HAPrsT, at Cost and a little more. DRY GOODS Sc. NOTIONS a full line couataotly on hand. HOOTS V KHOfrX, FLOUR, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS, DRIED and v CANNED FRUITS, nARDWAKK, QUEENSWARK, QLAS3WARK STOVES AND STOVE CASTINGS, OILS, PAINTS and WINDOW-OLASS, IRON, HAILS. sod HORSESHOES, CHOPS ad SALT, naa, to., de. We endearer le keep nothing kut FIRST CLASS GOODS, and respectfully ask all U give and examine goods and prices. call 19 ly L. L. Richmond & Co. JEWELERS, Invite the attention of the public to their im mense stock of goods, ; consisting of Laditi CimM 6ot, Coral 8ti, Jet Beta, Opera Chains, Leontine Cliaini, Hecklawa, la Gold and Jet, Looketi, Chain Braoeleta, Band Braoeltta, Amerioan and Bsisi Watchei, Boy Watches, Amerioss and Freneh Clocks, and all tha Latttt Bsiigai is SOLID SILVER ! AND PLATED WARE, Together with s tie snort aunt of FRENCH GOODS. 1 Call an J examineour I Ooods and I'rices be 1 fore purchasing. We gusraiiteoour prices ss tor tlie same quality of goods elsewhcro. L. L. Richmond & Co., Museum Building, Cheetnut Bt., ktcadrille, Pa. CROVER& BAKER Nun od jia(hii:h. Tje following are oleeted from thous ands of testimonials of similar character, as expressing the reasons for the prefer ence of the G rover 4 Baker Machines over all others. "Hike the Orover A Baker Ma chine, hi the first place, because if I had any other, I should still want a Orover A linker ; and having a Orover cV Raker it answers tiio purpose of all the rest. It does a greater variety of work and iseasior to ioam than any other," Mrs. J. C. Cro- ly v Jenny junoj "I have had several years' expe rience wun a urover ez linker Machine, which has it i veil mo treat satisfaction. I think tho (j rover A ltakor Machine is moro easily manutrixl, and lens liable to get out 01 order. J preler too urover v linker de cidedlv." Mrs. Dr. Watts, New Yulk, "I have had ono In my fnnillv for some two yeara; and hum what I know of its working, and from tho testimony of ninny of my friends who use the same, I ran hardly see how anything could be more complete or give better satisfaction." Mrs. (Jen. (iraut. T. J. VAN tilKSF.N, Afcent, Tionesia, Pa. II. il. THKIIIIA c o.f OIL CITY, PA. WnoLKSALe AXD Hit (Alt, Dealers in CUTURT, BELTIRG I PACKING. AK0 Oil Well Supplies, Spear's Celebrated Antl C'ither and Anli-Dtut Parlor and Cookh Stres Ranges, Hot-Air end Steim-Heilere,' For prirato and pablls bewMMt, SMOKE-STACKS! SheoWron Work, j-tr. Allegheny Valley Rail Road. DIRECT ROl'TJt TO RIJFrALie TUROUUll THE OIL REOIUKS. OVAXD after Monday Feb. K Trasna will ma as follows ( Philadelphia Time): r SOUTH. Uufralo Express leave Oil City at tlepm Ariives at Pittsburgh lUpat Night Ex press leaves Oil City ItOpm ArriTsa at Pittsburgh (IK an uaya.xpress leaves (ill C ity t li a Arrives at Piltlhurrh (. Oil City Aeeoni. leaves Oil City Ut, p. sa. and arrives at Urady's lleud SO p. n. NORTH. Buffalo Ex. t. saves Pitubarghat T4flas Arrrives at Oil Citv at I p m Night Express Leaves Pittsburgh toepna Arrives at Oi. City tMam Day Express leaves Pittsburgh 11 e a m Arrives at Oil City iua Oil City Acc.lsaves Rrady's Jteed 4e a as and arrives at Oil City .12 0C m Hilver Palace Sleeping Cars ea eight Express Trains, between Plttsboigh and Titus vllle. Through Coaehes on Day Ex press Trains between Pittsburgh and Bea ton. J. J. LAWRENCE. T. M. KINO, Oe. l.Bep i. Ass t. 8up t. PENNSYLVANIA CENI TRAIL RAILROAD OV AND AFTER II P. P. Sunday May 1. 1870. Trains arrive at and lss'va ik Cnion Depot, corner of Waaululon ansl liberty street, as follows; ARRIVB. Mall Train. I. SO a m : Fast Line. It.ll a m j Well's arcommndation No. 1, .20 mi Rrinton accommodation No 1, 7.6e a set Wall's accoinimidauon No 2. .&S m ;n. elnnati express t.Wim Johnstown a. eomraodation 10.50 a m Rraddock'e ne eomniodstion No I, 7.00 p ni ; Pitubarga . 7" V IO 1 acme express j.oe p na ' w-umiiimouaijon o s, a.ss p sn lloinowood accommodation No l.D.uin: Wall's accommodation Nov, C&O p saf Rrinton accommodation No J, 1.10 p aai Way Passenger 100 p ni. DEPART. Southern express S.liO a m 1 Pacific ex piens 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation Ns 1, S.aua 111 : Mail Train 8.1U a 111 : Hrintan'a accoinniKlation lUOrniii llraddock's ac commodation Nol.ft.10 p mj Cincinnati express 12.33 p in ; Wall's accommodstloa N' 2, 11. M a m ; Johnstown accommodation 4.0.'pm; IIoiiiowoimI accommodation Ns 1, 8.5U p m; Philadelphia express 1.50 p na; Wall accommodation No I,. 1.0.') p in; W all s acoommodalion No 4. 6.05 11 in : Fast Line 7.40 p 111 j Wall's No 5, 11.00 p in. The Church Trains leave Wall's SUUesi every Sundav at B.0.r a. in., reaching Pitaa burgh at 10.06 a. m. Roturning leave PitU burgh at U'.MIp, 111., and arrive at WaU'e Ktution at 2.10 p. m. Cincinnati express leaves daily. Soutfc ern express daily except Monday. All easi er Trains daily, except Monday. For further information si.lv to W. II. RKCKW1TH, Ageot. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume anv Risk for Haggage ex cept for Wearina; Apnarol, aud liuUt their rNponsibility to One llundrsd Dollai val ue. All baggage exceeding that a ennl lu value will be at the risk of tne mec. unless taken by special contract. A. J. CASftAl lertend Reperiutvne'ent, Alteessa Pa.. PITH OLE VALLEY R'YV ON AND AFTER Monday, June , UT1. Trains will run as follows : TRAINS NORTUWARD. TATIOXS. Oleo polls, Rennett, Woods l'rathers Mill Plthole City Wo. 3. No. 4. 10.25 am SM pin. 10.3 " ' g.'ja 10.30 " 1.18 10.24 " t.ie ll.oe ' l.ae ". TRAINS SOUTHWARD STATIONS. Plthole City, Prathers Mill Wools Kennett No. 1. No. t. 8.40 a in 1.2 p u 8.8 " 1.48 ' .! " 1.5 " 9.0i 1.0a " Oleopelis All Trail. Tn.lra ' .1 " s.u at Oleopohs with trains on the Oil Creek t Allegheny River Railway, North and South. PitholoCity, Miller Farm and Pleasant- villc, makingcoiuioction witharrlvtngsnd departing Trains. J.T.BLAIR. U. W1CKIIAM. Suc't. Ticket Agent, Pithole City, P. STR A WhTJustissued: 0 J-VXl U kJO Wallies in Two Tel umes, price H each in boards, (6 each In elotb. The two volumes contain over forty beautirul Waltaea, worth at least $J6 lu pnrnFAVOIUTEorh0; dealers bo particular to ask for Pbtiks Fnirios ov Stbal rs Wai.iies, as It Is the only correct and complete edition. Ad dress J.L.l'F.TRltS I If T rprrro Musio Publisher, A Ij I lliO. 6i9 Broadway, New York. Nov. 12. SrBSCnin.KfV.rtUe ForeM RpuHHn, It will pay.
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