EDITOR. U'EMESDAT MOMIXG, AWIU. 1ST J. Ve take the following items from lio Clarion Democrat : The spring term of Clarion Col legiate Institute at Himersburg com mences April 15. Uev. T. J. Mil ford, at present pas tor ot Hie Presbyterian church at Cal lensburjr, la about leaving that cliargs. Wliitlicr liu goes xve arc nut informed. The plan for the new county jail building now in the rommipaimier's offive for examination, are auily exam ined by largo numbers of those inte rested. Sunertntcnd.-iit, Wood hs thrown from his ho.se, sustaining severe but not serious injuria, the other evening, lie was taken home and we understand is recovering slowly. Mr. P- D. Keichert, one of the old citizens ot Licking township, died Inst Monday morning, the 24 inst. The imuiediate cause of his death was can cea in the stomach, but ho had well nigh run the three score and ten years allotted to man. His was a useful life. Mr. Win. Fentoti, of Calleiislmrg, was seriously injured by falling nif the trestle bridge of the A. V. H. 11. at Cunningham, on Friday ot hist week. IsVbones were brukeu but he was bad ly bruised. On last accounts he was recovering slowly. x Tho following items are taken from tho Warren Ledger: Mr. Fishier, tho hnilderof the War ren suspension bridge, has tukn the contract to build one over the Hiver from TidioHte . The bridge is to cost about 640,000. The Russell House will be closed as a hotel two weeks from Saturday next. Nobody desires to take it no that license is cut oil". Wo understand that, the building will be converted in to business places stores, olliccs, etc. The Scott House will be closed af ter about the first uf June, Mid the ve3t end of the first floor will be oecti pied by A. A. Davis & Co., fur their Variety Store. Mr. Scott and Davis Iteruard "H move to Syracuse, they having already procured u business place and will open it previous to clos ing thu hotel. The furniture of the hotel will be suld at private sale at any time, and possession given when the house is closed. The other roams of the house, will be fitted up for stores and offices. Last Monday night, at about eleven o'clock. C. L. Ilessel was wending his way across the swinging wire bridge over the Couewago fell ( IT into tho jCreek, aud camfe i.ar being drowned. He halloed for help, and one person happened to bo awake in tho ever w ide-awake city of Glade, and others were aroused. II esse I had pioccc-ded down the stream a considerable dis tance when found i but he was rescued and warmed into life and spirits. His escape from drowning was almuEt miraculous. . a The llrookvillo Republican guys: IJolow we are able to give our read ers the full test of tho bill lately in troducid in our Legislature by Sena tor Maci.ay, wli'n h is now law, and by which the ealo of lumber on the Ohio and its tributaries in this State will be regulated hereafter; or by w hich such sale will bo relieved of l-e-Ktrictions. . We cannot conceive but that the law will be a great benefit to our. lumberman, as it will enable them to stell by such measurement as may seem best between seller und pur. chaser and prevent any encumbrance upon the producers by undue interfer ence from middle men, or their la- k cys ,J who might be appointed for the purpote of making lawful measure ments. He give the. bill i. full as it passed and has buenme law; Section 1. Bo it enacted, &e., That from and after the passage of this act it shall be lawful for all per sons having timber, boards, or other lumber upon the O. do river or any of its tributaries in this Slate, to sell the same under measurements which may bo made by any person or persons whom they, or they aud their vendees ulider contract may select. Any lo cal law, usage or ordinance to tho con trary notwithstanding. Provided, that square timber shall be measured with tho usual five inch hook, unless .the purtiis shall otherwise contract. o T;it:RK feKi:!3 to be a general mis .understanding regarding the amend .nieics w.lOch passed Congress last ses sion in regard to tire S.ddiwrs' Home stead law. Tho net simply provides that whereas the 1 iw cf 1872 permits Koldjers to enter homesteads on what are calltjd ",d mile minimum lands," or lands wi'hin tho limits of railway grau,ts, and whereas inaiiy soldiers had entered eighty acres .tsaiili, they are now entitled to cuter a whula quarter flection, or one hundred and sixty teres of such lands. Tho amendment sim ply doubles the quantity of land that ruiy be entr-red uudor tha law. All other propositions to auieud tho law, or ca'Hi-r fcountit1 of land, furled to W R. DUNN" Since tho Anderson trncgdy compe tent persons have been engaged in ex amining iho bonks uf the bank, ami we are glad to announce that no de falcation has been discovered), Only a small portion of tho bonds and cur rency were burned past recognition, estimated nt from ? 13,000 to 820,000, nd there is no doubt but this amount will nil be replaced in n few weeks, or months, at nwt. All the burned or partially burned bonds and currency have been forwarded t, Washington for examinlion by experts. Ciliirn. A Washington dispatch of the 28th uit., says : A committe, consisting of three officers representing the oliiee of the Secretary, Kcuister and Treasurer, and three lady experts, met in the oliieo of the chief clerk of tho Regis ter in tho Treasury Department tn-dav, and in the presenco of Mr. Gilfilliin. began the identification of tho binned bunds of the Lambertnn Bank. Honda lo the amount of six thousand dnllars were identified to-day. It is understood a very largo proportion will bo identified and immediately re placed. Tho work of identification will occupy about two weeks. We learn from the Oil City Lcr rick of the death of Dr. J. ll. Arter. He was attacked witli p.pplopexy about two o'clock yesterday morningand in a few minutes vs dead. He had nearly recovered from a severe nttaek of bronchial inllamation, and hut for this unexpected attack would proba bly have been restored to society aud usefulness soon. The Dr. had hosts of friends in this section, and all who knew him well mourn his death. George Francis Train is evidently afraid that ho will not lie allowed io continue his burlesque) martyrdom. When his wife recently came "to bid him goodbve, before her departure for 1 Europe, he was invited by the keep ers to see her to her carriage but he absolutely refused, appearing afiniJ that once in the street tho door of his 'hastile,' r.s ho delights to call it would bo shut and barred against him for ever. The Spanish people have given the world nnotlur noble illustration of their capacity for self government bv decreeing the liberation of some teii thousand Cuban slaves. Liberty, and the emancipation of those yet held in bondage will follow in the not far distant future. The statesmen of tho new Republic are proving them selves as pure in policy as in eloquence. rniLAPELPiHA, March 27. Gov ernor Hart ran ft has signed the bill appropriating or.o Riilliou dollars for the Centennial celebration. Job rriuting. Do you want posters? Da you want hand-bills ? Do you want business cards T Do you want a neat bill head ? Do you want a tasty letter head ? Do you want a nice visiting card t If so, leave your orders at the Re ptiblicau office w here they will bo exe cuted in the neatest stylo and on most reasonable terms. TIMBER LArjSF0R SALE. Over two thousand acres of fine Hemlock Timber Lands situat?d on Maple Creek, near Clarington, this county, are for sala at a baigain. Part of tho lands are situated within four miles of Ciarington, on tho Clarion River, nnd would bo a flue site fir an extensive tannery and eaw mills. Map and terms at this vfl'.co. 23 tf W, R. Dunk. The colored address label on each paper shows the date to which the sub scriber has paid, thus Thos Turner 171, signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for his paper until March 1st, 1874 The mail list is corrected weekly. By con sulting the address label every subscri ber can tell how his account stands. Our accounts go back no further than tho let of January, '73, tho ac counts previous to that timo being payable to the old firm. The old sub ucription. book is yet in our hands, and our receipts will be recognized by the old firm. tf. NEBRASKAGRIST MILL. rpjlK fiKIST MILL at Nebraska (Lacy. J- town,) ForcMl county, ha'i been thor oughly overhauled mid reiitled in l'iit ela w order, and is now running and doing ull kinds of C I'Sl'O 31 U It I I I x cs. rLOL'K, VFAZI), AND OATS. Constantly on hand, and sold at the very lowest tieures. U-'U U. Y. LKUKI1UH. LOTS FOR SALE! IN THE BOROUGH OF TIONESTA. A.pply to GEO. G. SICKLES, ' TO, 'Nassau f-t., Now York City. Xcw -Idvertlsements. Com mission Mis' iion mis' Orrw-E, ) a, I'ohkst Co., V.., i ll, la,";l. j I IONKSIA Ma it. 1m Ot'AT.KIi PROPOSAL Will Imrocnived ai tins onico unlil Wodncs.luv, April IMd, 1S7.1, for the purpose of uett'iiur out. cllltinir nnl l ivitifc' up thcKtoiicalmtuienlM lor t lio Lnrvtown bridue, amount inn to nliont .'(KI pen-In-. Phis to state the prleo per jieivh. Also lor repairing thn mono work of I ho lirM.- across Tioncsta Crook near it mmitli. Specifications to be seeii on application nt this otliro. Also for an Iron .superstructure nt Lscv town, to bo place.) on tin- allotment to bo lllllll. 1 .rmri ! uf u.i. li) r.,... .it " i"" ii-ci, i i iu Kami? i v:' lo '"' s la generally used in The County CnniniNslnurr reserve the rutlit to rcit i t anv ur all hi,K Dy onler of the Count v Commissioners Pi W, t J.AHK, Clerk. SHE rTfSGAL E rr 1?.VI,,,ru,K r writ or Testatum 1 ' eiKlitionl Kxpnr.as iisneil out of the C un t of Common Pleas of Crawford Co and to mo diro.-tivl, ihoro will ho eiponod to na.o by inihlie venduo or outerv, at tho ourt Jlotise, In the boroii'-h of r ionestu on ' MON11AY, M .UtClI Slst, 1S73, n' 2 o'elock P. M., tho follow ins daeeribod CJatrs II. Manns uso of John Manro vs. lni (Vpcjaud ami A. A. Copol.unl. Teit. en. l.x No. LSI April Term, IsTX ill tho DulendanU' riKht, title and interest ol and to tho followiiiK (lc,ciiliiHl rent estate, mluato in Harmony township rorcvu county. Slato of IVnimvl vmiia. Hoiiniicil Hint rleeri!e,l ns follow' to-w if On the north bv laud of Allien Untidy on the south by ;,,,. (1f M.Tilui.,foin'ierlv Henry Clinreh, and on the we-t bv land 1 .i incrly ownoj by Hemphill Diiwo'on and Ko hert i.roen. ConiuininK eno hundred and lorty-iivc acriM, more or ksg, it belmi part of a laro tract of land eonvve,l bv tho Commonwealth to Irs Oopelund ro corded in the Countv of Vonaiio. l'u. io IJced llook O. O. pats KVi and' 167, witli about thiriy nercs iiiKloriniprovjiiK'nt.ons liame ln ui.e und two fiamo barn thereon erected, and two orchard thoiecu ri'i'v in;:. " A'-s A certain traiH or lan. 1 situafej in lUnnony tiiwimhip, Foret countv. Y. Iloimde i and dcaeribed urn fo!l..wn: 'c.mi iiienciin.r Ht a w hite ok unolint', thence mirth aaejrrcen eat 20 prcli-, to a i)nt Riul stone in lie d, Hiciko anntli 47 (Ictrroc eat l'l poivhesto a Jar Is oak Knpiinir.tlionee north 3 decrees east 1!'J porchc to a eor ner, thence south rlr;rn y,m 1-JJ p,-. ehes to tho sni, 'ri,i,Uiia Hi.ad, theneo bv said 'l ionosta ltoad pf rrHic'.o the place of liririmunLr, bmimlH on the south by aaid road and lsnd of K. h. jiavia. on th0 east by laud of ll. l li.n is e.nd Honey tract on toe north bv land or oil Co., on ilia west by land of A. Ilundy. Containing eihly-lwo aero, more or Itma with ono Iramu house and frain barn thereon eriet ed and about 1 aerea iinprnved. 'i akeu in execution and to be a ild a V.: property of Ira Copeland and A. A. Coiio land, at tho suit of Ciattis II. Manroaa uj ot John Manroea. Tot ma cash. T. J. VAN CIKSRV March li, is,,i. BheriiT. FOI5.S3T COUITTT DRUG STORE ! D. S. Kuox, Proprietor, ELM STREET, - - Tiokmta, Va. I HAVE now in sleek and for a mil amiortmant of PATENT riEDiCf iE3. TOBACCO, CIGARS. ROTIGKS, C. LIQUORS, For Medical vit OXLY I am agent for tno PERKINS & HOUSE flGFI-EXPLOSIVE LAMP, Tho only S A FIC LAM P mado, will burn all kiiulsoj' oil with perl'ec-t mifty, bcuiR ail Metal it can not br)ak,iuid oo eona'.uct od it run not explode. I am now rutinipa; a TI1TSHOP And will mako to order alt kinds of Tin or Sheet Iron S'aru at short notice. Shop next door south 'ug Storo. 1 cm also ngent for soma of the best FIRE and LIFE IftKUIi A JTC:E tOJI Is A SI Eli IX THE UNITED STATES. All wishing Insurance I will attend to at abort notice. l. V CLARK AsaistaTit. Al-SO PEAL-ESTATE AGENT, AND HAVE NOW TOR SALE Ono fnrni of !Wacr . 30 clrared, hoit.sf and bam, in Kinsley township. t'orjj,(00. tna house and lot in Tiono-ta lioioueh, o.i ltaco St., f l.ooo. tno lioueand lot on Race St. $ViO. One house and lot on WjtorSt. l,5'0. One house and lot on Wulor St. $l.f::0. Oiio house aud lot on Water St. ('". Ono house and lot on Wa'nr St. 1,000. Fifteen out loH from $ !i 0 to ."Oo. Ono dwelling liouso, barn and orchard with all kimlH of IruitM, ornamental trees, two water w ells, and out building, Snciex of land, and an (jood a loia'iiin us there is in tlio village of Tionesta, tilO Oi o Ono .Saw und I'laiiiu Mill, with oil kinda of machinery lor inaliin Sash, 1'ooih, Itlinils, I' loorinsr. Sash, Moulding. TJm iiuu-hiiiury ia neuiiy all new, Threu acres of land ; situated t-t, tho mouth ot Tionestii Creek. A rare chjueo lo inyc.it. Price 7,000. K'J-ly lUOKKICEPINU MADE EASY. Every U clerk and more bant can learu nt once. Bxik lnailcl, Mic. H. fioii!d:n lirvant, I'nnhl" N. V. f?1.1 .v rTHWKBTJm AT THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO.STORE W ILL now be founu1 a Inrpo nnd varied asMoriment of itooom. which am .,o,.r. TO SUIT THE TIM Es. Anion? thia stock my bo found the fol, lowing arlielos.in addition to many other not enumerated : Alp.icen.Awlx saddlera mid MewiiicAa NHi'ietaia. Axes, Axle gruuar, Ai'ctio Acid, Arsenic, Arnica Tincture, Arithmetic-. 1st, 'J.l ami Hd, Allspice, Aiitinioninl wino, A'ltia AiKiii'inla, Oiun Aloes, Auburn. Halting, Hasins, I'.nrVv liroa'-i, llarkv Flour, Hulled liarley, ll.'ank Rooks, Hath IliiclcM, Riaekherriea dried. ltoot-ueka Lima Ream, Iterate, Keiviwax, Reaver Cloth, lileached Muslin, Carpet Riiidin', Ribhs, R iots mid slitics, Rloiuii of Youtli R iriiijr Machines, Roring Mavhii.a Au iiurs, Hooks school and inlscelianniu, i uirsri, now is, Hi-ooze lorsuoes, liorax, Rutlons a.-ate, earl, pant., ion!, vest, uic mm suiv, irii.sntis snue ana scrub. bili'J, Rluinir. RurUet.s. Riuo Mhsm. Camphur, Chalk, Crayon, f 'halk-lines t naaui ground ;.uu uiirouud, Carv'i toothache remedy. Cat" ride.es. Cunawa tvrproof, Chain, wati h, Cainbrie plain, yoiore-j, nim paper, v raeKC. a gratiam, lonmn, milk, mii and water, (.'aimed (joods of nil kiniia, Cuiophor -e, Caiaup, CunUters, Cundlmtieks, Candlu-mouldii, Cake-pans, Cuke-turners, Caiinerea, Cra.ih coiiiinon, Inmiiaiul bleachod.CauN mour, t rvs:ai .syrup. Q racked w hpa'.N'ut. Cracker. Carolina rice, Cr in tarter,Can- nco riirriics, 1 1 uiojis cilieilt, lltteK mr nititre an. I xhirtiiiK. Cioosotp, C'eilmi liooks. Char Hide. Cliari. Chintz mm bric, Mil. I sliii tiny, tittup Cititiinnya of all kitiila and str.c., Cninan arc, Corset. C'or stit slay, Cuinh of ull varieties, Cloves, Oil of Civea, Peterson Coin Ointment, Corks, Cork -shavings Canned Corn, Cof fee iM'een and roasted, (.Nu n meal CIock, Country knit souks from Maine, Cork. surows. Cord KUtii and picture frame, Clotliintr, Clothe pins. Clothes-racks, Ex tract Collee, Cologne, Coeoauut viil, tiriod Corn, Collars paper and linen for ladies or pentieni en, fUiuulerpuiie.Cu try-combs. Horse-Cards, Cups and Uaueort, Cutis .paper snd linen. l"y-books, Drawers, Delaines, Proas poods, Drilling, tin D.ppors, Diidms. Dry goods. (slippery Kim Rark, Nulphurio E'l'sr, Envelope, Eiecatn pajie, I'lamburg Edg ing and insertion, I'.ji.som sialis. Pietuie-l'iaine photojfraph and rustis, Flannel, I urinit, Fire shove. s, t- rinxe silk, wli:tt nnd black, Flour w hite.wheat, rye, ttalium, bar.ey and nee, Florida wa ter. Funnel, Flut.n tnanninp. liaitoriujc, YentilaVeJ Oat-tors, (Jinijhams, Ciinner-isrd.ttiid utiurd., i:.v..Jamaicnijin. per, uiinp silk, Oloves in budlss vailutv, Unii-caps, C'anr.sd Ooosebei rien. llttclntitf rins, llii.ife batndoor and strap, UiiijioClaMps, S. C Hams, IlatHund Caps, liair oil, Ilankereliieis, Halls tiair Reiiower, Hair pins. Tack Hammers, Hulls of all kinds, Hiekoryuut Oil, liuop. t knts llusioiy,' liooks for stay chains, Hoes, Hooks and fc.ves, Whits Holland for V.hnds. Indigo, Ink Erasers, Ink black aud carmine, Insertiuir ilauiburr. Jollies. Key rinn. Watch Kys. Kotehnp pints and Quarts, Knifo and l-'ork lioxss, Kuivos and l'oiss, Pocket Knivas, Currinn Knives, Rutter Knives, Kuittins; Cotton, Knittina; Needles, Knimshar mora, Kni; Polishers, Kmle polishmx powders, I.s;d in tmcksi. Laniirn, Laudanum, Lampwiek, I.naijj ch;iunys, Lamp, Thumb Latehea, Cupboard l.atrhos, Ladles pierced amd plain, !.-, Lsmtu, Leid soft and pijj, l.odyera, 'la'iie J.inen, InH nonce, Lois ois, LuueU boxos, l.unrli bi, LegiiiKs. Mn;o Roxes, Matches, Match sa'os, Myrrh KUin, Mivrns'ia, Mirrors hand, Mitts country knit, Mopst.cks.Muah bliacUed and uubUaehsd, Muiard, Mucl- lai;'J. Needles -dari.liiR, hnittinif, sawint; ina ehine, crcbet, a iiaii and sswiny, sswset Spts. Nile, No-o rsjr, Nut-uiavkors, Nutmegs, N utilise lira. sis, Nails. oat meal, EitiraetOraue, Oslors covo snd pickled, i vi liil.o.Ot arkhocs. Hair Oil, Sperm oil, Swuat Oil, bvwiiis; niaehiue Oil, Tallow Oil. Plaster Arnii'a ntul Poor Mans, Pails, f'ukn Pan, Ruivciiit Pans, T.n Plats. A R C Plate., Pie P.ates, Chiaa PlHissi,Vrit in Paper, window Paper, Pas. books.ean-nt-j PeaehuH, Caipcn'.cr' renciis, iad Peucila, Pen., Penholdi'is, Partuuiorv. Pennyroyal, Peppermint, I'eppsr unl. and un;;rd. and Cayeuue, I'nio Apple, Pitchers, Photographs card and eal.inet, Prints, Pins, Pipss Picealilie, Pickle. SIovm Pipe, Mess Pork, Ki tie-Powder, Tea-Pots C llee-Pots. Pomade, Ptunss, l't-sehes eatineil, Pulty. tuilts, (juueiiMWKro, Revolvers, Garden Rakes, fina.lors 1st. 2d, 3d, 4th, and ."th. Reward Cards, Kibbon of all colors aud widths, Rintrs itold, but ton and trcthmtr, R.ch flour, Er. itons, Japaiuse Robe., Ruflliui;, Rhubrarb syitip and ti.icturo. Rubber coals blaek and Kray, Ruloi-s, Ruicn. Sal Ammoniac, canned Strawberries, Salt Potre, table Sauce, Stationery, Pearl aud Corn Starch, Kitchen Maws, Epsom and Glauber Halts, Shawls, Sae, tilaiids for eolloe pots. Strainers, hiatus, tunic pencils, t!ad Irons, Sad I ron stands, win dow Shades, Sun Shades. Satin, Foot Hrraper, Saucers, Sheeting of all widths and iiuuliiivs. S lider Sewing Machines, Sewing Maehino Fixtures, Simars, Screw eyes lor picture flames S-pi Hers, J.ivrnilo Speakers, Gum hlu l!ae, Stocking, Ser&p booktt, Hvrup - erysial and t-ilver drips. Syringes, hkiits, blcaclind and uphleached Shirtinir. Swiss, hpitioons east iron, Spicea, skimmers, skein, twist and ma chine .si!k, Silka, S .'is.soia, Seinsor-Sharp-ener.s, Shirt-trout', Shirt wool, ca-.Hi-nirie, nc,;!iL'co and white, Sock enuntry knit and machine made, Soap Sawyer's ShaviiiK, Csslilo, l'mery, Rath and H ash ing, Simt, Spool Cot. on, Stovot cooking and heating for wool", Spoons, School books, Fir Shovels, Sugar, Suspenders, Ciiimmer Svory, Lamp shades, shuttles for sewing niaefiiiics, canned Surcotash. Tea-Trays, '1 able-Linen Turks, linen cud cult in Tape, Tea, linen und spool Tl;ieiid, Teething-rings Thyme, Teapots, Tu king, Tinwuie, t.sj.e .nd'ulpaeca Triin m.'P;. , 'J iniebookH, Toothaclie Reiu.ody, 'iobn.'co plug, twist, lino cut and out and dry. Toilet wine, Tuwels, Towelling, To inatoe. Tobies, Tubs, Tumblers. L' m I ire I las, L'rinals S. C), L'ndereloth ing. Yelvet, Vest. Veils, Ylolin-brldgos, lai: iiere", hessnd rosin. Watch-keys, Wutcii-chains, Yadding, Wasli-boards, Wringers, Whortleberries, Wor ill-drops, Whalebone. Yarn Rrriin and Woolen. .cphyr ot all colors, double, single and spiii; Our Storo Is small, and tho most of our goods it is impossible lo display, but such as not to be seen, may buhud by inquiring for them. In addition to our miscellaneous stork, wo have a lull liini gf stapio and ladiionu lile piece. ood. for muk.u j eluthin to or der. As heretofore, wo shall Continue the sale of the tslNGER IMPROVE.!) FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, upon our usu.il accom uiodat.ng terms. KI PERluR LCMRKRCO. STORE, H-li Aco.mb Hni.niv.o, Ki.a Stuf.kt. BUU9U ASM ROBINSON & DONNER are milling . AS CHEAP AS Tliq CIIEAITST, at Cost and a litllo moja DRY GOODS & NOTIONS full line onnstauUy on hands rLotrn, 0R0Ct.RiF.i, and rnoTiaioNs, DRIED and HARDWARE, QCEKK9WARE, OL5WARI STOVES AfiD STOVE CASTIKGS, oilji, Tkivr sad WIBO'iV-eLAM I ROW, VAILS, u4 noRaisnof-i, cuors ALT, Fisn, at., &4. Wo (i.lmw to kooo asUilDc it FIRST CLASS GOODS, ' and respset'tilly uk a'l to j'.to ns esll and eisii.mr goods and pricss. IJ ly L. L. Riclimonil & Co. JEWELERS, InriU t'is atttntioD of I tho public to llinir its-' niense st-iek of goods, OUIISUtlllg cf Lslita Cmco Efti, Ci.-U t. Jet Bttt, Of tr Cliaiu, Ixoatun U'jtlai, SmVIsms, la 01 1 u i Jot, ht.itXt, Chkia Briitltts, Baud Crsod- U) Astrisss sci G?1m Wstabrs, Boy Wstches, AiuirirAB ssi Frtnsa Clftfa, tzl Hi U ( Lt'.t Euigm is SOLID K I L V R IPLATJCIJ W A R K , Totttr wlta a it tsswt. mcut 1 f riNCH COOCS. Call and sxamtnonur G. oil . ami Prirss ba in e purehaiiig. Wo g uai an tee our prict-s as .i f the sum oua.it v of Bloods lsvshel'. , ij i '. L,L Eicliuiond 4, Oo., Muiium Bulldlntf, CROVER & BAKER T J followlnn aro sslsatod from thous ands of teWintuials ?f sjiHur charaetnr, as prsssiiin the reasons for tha prafer anes of tiiJ Urovsr ifc Ilaker Mr.chlnes over all others. "Iliko tha Oroysr A Rakor Ma chine, ill the first place, because if I hud sny other, I should still want a drover it Maker j and havinira i rover A linker it answers the purpose of all the rest. It dos a t're -liter variety of work and iseiisicr to learn than any other," Mrs. J. C L'ro ly (Junny Juno) "I have had several years' expe rience with n O rover A linker Mac-hp e, which has iriven mn irrrat satisi'action. I think UieOrnviTit linker Macliino is mora easily niniiaunl, and less liable to (ret out of order. I prefer the ! rover ,V linker tis eidedlv." Mrs. Dr. Watts, New York. "1 have had one in mv family for some two veal; and l iuin what I know ot ill workiii'.", and from tlie tesiiiiiony of many of my friends who u-e ibn. s inc. I ; can hardly see how an y tiling could be mors eoinpleto' or Hive bettor sans. action." M is. Uen. (Irsnt. T. J. VAX GIF.SKV, Agent, , Tloivta, Pa. M. . TlUCUiS; CO., OIL CITY, PA. W'ltnt.KAI.K ANIl BKr.Jt. , I)eloi s In 3HE IR, lb "W A. IZj DH3 CUTLERY, OELTIBG S mim, OH VtM tTtiritn, Spear's Celebrated Anti Cllschcran. Anti-Dust Parlor and CcoVlitj StT,. Rar.sca, Ho-Air nnt 5ssrr;-i:cetort F'-TpriTRfp and rnblio houtMs. SrtlOKE-STACXiS I Chest-Iron Wcrk, Allegheny Valloy Rail Iload,; i.'iiK I' R,;l IE TO flTFAM - ... w iiu. viu aibiiiurifl, ; iVN' AND anor MnnJav FeK St, Train ', eouTti. T,,(T- T i . . . .... . . . .u iiiuTo 1.UI iirrat ziapm An vs at Pitlsliuruh fftpisi NichtKxpress l eaves Oil City Ml u m Arrivss at Pittsburtb Claim I'ay Express Isnrss i.Ml City Ilium Arrive at Pitilburcli C C6 p in Oil t'itr Aeccni. Iostos Oil ritr 4f.Sp m nd arrive a: llrsdv's lisud ttip m. ,o'liT!I BufTslo Ex. Leaves Pittsburgh at 7 4A s m Arrrivrsat Oil Vilv at Hip m Night Kx press l.raves Pittsburgh 0tpm Arrives at Ol. City 8 40an Usy Kxpross leaTei riltoburrh 12 1 a na ArriToa at Oil City H ft n rm Oil Citv Am lu... T!,..,l.'. TO.. j .a' L . . -- - . r uvnu u 111 H im and arrives at Oil City 11 0 us NlWer Pa?seo Slseplro: Car. on n'rht Kxpres Trams, botTreon Pitubntrh an 4 1 itusir!l. 'J hroiiirh (Va-hes on Pay Kx. prssi Train Lotwoen Fittsbursh snd Bi J.J.UWRENCK, T.M KINO. 6o, L ero. k, v peijn3ylvaitia ce2jj tral Railroad OX AND AFTEH 11 P. P. Sunday Kr 1, 1C70, Trains nrriyo at and Isa'yo tao I nlon Depot, rornor of Wash'.vUa aa Libsrty strset, as follows: AKH1VK. M!l Train, 1.S0 a m ; l vt Um, Hit a m j ll'saceoinniodation I'o. 1, e.i'O ml Rrintori aeeoniniodation No 1, 7.i8 a aai Wall' fti.'cuuini'odoticn No t, .6.'. ni ;Ci. elnnall oxprrso V,:n t m Jolintow a conunodaiiou e..'.o in; Kiaddock's as cotnuuvlstinn No 1, 7.00 om; Piktsbarrll siprens l.SU p m; l arine xpi ts l.so p as Wall's aeeoniniodation No , I.i b M llemewood accom modstion No l,tl.iS Wall seeoiv.modation No 4, &.M p ai; Jlrinton accoaimodsiion Ko 1,1.10 a u 'ay Pssasnftr lo.iy y ni. DKPAItT. mthom xprs.-0amt Taelfo sk pres a.40a m ; all a eeonunoilation M 1. .;i0a ui ; Mail Train d.lOtin s tlrinton'a atomtiioiUtioii 1 i.-j0 a m ; riraddork'a aa eoiiiUiiiOstion No I, 6.10 p at; t'inelnnsi jp:eu 12.W p ni ; Wall a accoinmodation N t, 11.61 a m ; Johnstown accomn odavion 4.n.'i in j lloniewood aeeoinnir.dstion 1, (.60 p ni ; Philadelphia oppress S.10 n ibj Wall aceoinniodi-.tion NoX.lt.OSp ni; Wall oeouiniodation No 4, ti.U.'i p in ; Fast Lino 7.40 p ui j Wall N'o6, ll.tO p m. Tho Church Trains Isav Wall's f 1st! on very buinlsy at U.O i c. in., rsaching PilHi burjth at 10.e5a. in. llcturnlng issve Pitlo liui'tli at li.,;sip. in., snd arrivo at Wall'o xuttiou at ;'.M p. ni. Cincinnati express leave dilly. Honta ern express daily sxceptMoi iay. All etk or Vt ruin tiaily, sxcept Sunday. For furthsr iniuriuution spi v to W. II. lil.CKWllli, Agent. The Pennsylvania Itailroad t'oni; sy will not assume uny Ititik for JiUL'jjhjtu sx cept tor Wearing Apparel, nd liiu.t their, rspotihil.ility to ui:s lli.ndred lo!i.it val u. All basjjfux sxeeediug that a ouut in value w ill bo at the risk of tno .ucr unless lakon by special contract. ' A. J. CASSAl WsnoTsl 8uOi-lntradent, Altormo Pa. PITH OLE VALLEY U'Y. O.V AND APT lilt MonJav, Juno 5, J871. 1 rains will run as foliows i TKAINS NOKTIIWARD. TATIONH. tneopolis, Bennstt, Woods Prsthers Mill Pithoi City Kn, 2. I1.2J a in J0.3 10.W " 10 1U " ll.lo No. 4. 3 0 o 1 8.1 " S.1M " 3. IS THAIXS SOUTH W All I). STATION. No. 1. Pitliolo jL it v, . a. 411 am PtU)4oia Mill 8.4J " .Wood a S,,(J ' Dennett 9.02 " Oleopelis s. lb " N. a. l.apm t.za s.o-2 " ... - - ... winiiirvuiinil at Oleopolis with trams on the oil Creek JtC Allegheny liivt-r Dailwsv, North aud " South. Two Lines of Stajres run daily between Pitlmlo City, Miller l atin ami l'hasant viile, makinif connection itharriving aaj deiisrtini; 'I'l ains. J, T. iil.Alli. . II. WK'KIIAM, hup t. Ticket A nent, Pithole City, Pa. . CTI? A TCt: Weliavelustinnea A lin. U kO Walir.es in Two Vol unieH, pi ice $ each in boards, $5 each in cloth. The two volumes contain over forty beautiful Ws tzex. wi rth t l t jti ii sticet lorm.J tHPlTlT ia or .le.imrfr',1.1 X V UlU 1 IV t h e r (leaieis lio particular to .k lor Phims' '.l. 11 ION OK M BAITS' W A I I Z KM, OS His the only eorrei-l and cniplete edition. j. Vli'OSHj.L.Pi'.'lEltStl' 1 'prrCJ Mtihio Pubhsl.er. VV AL1 ZillO.' b'JJ liroudwsy, New York. N.v. 12. SCDSCItlllF. ftiroho Forest Repuklii-an It will pay. All Tl-uino .,
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