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Slit J&w't UjnMia.
WEDKESD1I KORSIXG, M.IT 7, m
, - BOROUGH OFFICERS.
AarffMH J. O. DAI.R.
.-iiu.it V. T. Morcilllott. W. B
Tltrlan, I'. ). Thomas, S. J. Y,olcott,Ueo.
vrd, T. M. t'olil.
.wtiec o(A ivaeo W. P. Mtroilliqtt,
U.H. Knox.
0il(iW(-Oeo. Haslet. '
)(rrWor !. 1. Irwin, M. W.
TmU, 11. U. Ititvin. D. H. Knox, H. J. Viol
putt, L. U fUckiitl.
FORKS-. COUNTY OFFICERS. J
Mm! Jtiditr-r-W. 1 Jiks.
JIoV4( JudifttJ. A. I'tioi un, Ast-
W I'ooK.
ahrr T. J. Vaw Oil.
VM!r-Fhku. (Ji.AssMin.
JL 'Aomfi(rv, Jtcgtalcr Heeord fr.
Ohmim'iMi'onrvn Joon Mfiitcii T.
p.foi.i.iSK, Jn TnoMPHos.
CXmnfV A'Hirrmff-niJcMt-N. F. Re. iR.
iKid icf Attorney W. W. Masoii. .
Jury mwii(ncri :oii"E HiatHNx,
PATTrnso,
'Vsf.l .Vttwevor-f.lrtTTls. .
ittnr.r Jokiah VVikans.
Vmrtfy tlcn'OI-.tVM. CLAIIK, T. Kt
Oom, l. Warbieh.v
M,mbervf CtoM) ,7il ict--C. 1J.
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A. I TIONESTA S
TIOV. V and aftcr
Uonday. NovciiiISc
Till, lKJil
k ni.
-Train 3
m 4
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- J:M p.
in,
TO: 111 . in,
. - - . fuSO p. m.
.ORTrfVAKD.
. - fcM p. m.
. - 2:0s p. m.
. ' - . S:33 a. in. .
Train
" t
10-
Tasseneer will hivo to understand that
"Northward," In the tabla Is itnwn tlio
river, and "Southward" is tip tho river.
'Aj-Vraiiia l and 'illnro mixed freight iiml m
' TjMiinniodatirT; lh other re passenger
Aral us.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Social Hop.
A tlimec will be held in the Law
renco House Uouso, tQ-iuorrow (Tues
day) evening. All are invited to at'
tend. By Okdkr of Commjitf.b,
Services i.t thoM.E.Chtircliou Sun
.rlsty next, morning and evening, Rev.
Keener couJucta the aerviccs.
Tito old Lriilgo acro?i Tionesta
'C'reeV at the moutli, will be sold at
' auction oa Kuturday neat, at 3 o'clock
.V. M. Somobodv will get a good liar
guiu. .
Mr. 8. J. Wrujott ! building a
new fence around hi lot .adjoining
,t'ie school house oo LIni Street.
Next teuaou he will erect an elegant
' residenco on the lot.
Tho anunal reunion of the Tenth
Rcgimeut. Pennsylvania Renervcs
will be held nt Is'cw Cattle on the
4th of July next. It is desired that
t .surviving mcmbets Khali attend.
The deer recontlv caught by Kid
, die and Hunter, died ono day last
week. It was very poor, and proba
. bly died of starvation, having refused
tu eat al'tur its capturn.
I. Hilbrooner it Co., tiidulge iu a
new advertisement in to-day's issue.
They huve reccivod a full stock of
spring goods of all styles, nod-nra kel-
ling at the bottom figure
Esq. Mcrcilliott has moved into
the bouse formerly occupied by Jas.
W'oodington, and Mr. J. li. Iing, tho
Harness Maker occupies the huuse va
.calsd by Mercitliott.
-Sumo timber rufts are now in the
Mouth of tho Creek, and will proba
lily start out iu tho course of tho day.
All the lumber that came out last week
,1ms been coupled up and cent down.
Wujcott & Grove have secured
the contract for the stone wark on the
Hunter Bridge across the river.
They ar to have the stoue work ready
ou or before 1st. Sept. and the entire
bridge is to be re-constructed fcy jjae
first of November.
The largest boiler ever brought
t j'oreft (Coui:ty parsed through town
,oi)C day last week on its way te Myers'
Mill, to replace the one that was
. 'idowu up last winter. The wcicht of
ibis monstrous boiler is 7,000 pounds.
Jj If this ever blows tip there's no use
- geiug another for that mill.
- The Jachon Democrat has changed
.its name, to The Clarion Jaclctoaian,
an Tholhouotary Watson of that
1 placo has bought a llf interest iu
the concern. The columns are wid
aticd, aud altogether the paper pre
sents a more tasty appearance thdo
furaicrly. l ho new hrm lmv our
best withes.
The Lighty third Regiment will
bold its' annual reunion at Mcadville
on the 10th of September. The One
Hu.utj.reiJ and Eleventh, Oue Hundred
jiuJ Forty-fcftb,' and the Second Cav-
airy have heretofore held their reun
ion wiib the Eighty-third, and will
pivbnWy dg f j tfiis yeor.
J. O. Dale, of our place has bu in
terest in a 150 barrel well which was
recently s'.ruck in Butler County. lie
hns also other interests iu that region
which are expected to turn out well.!
Several . slides occurred on the
ilroad below here during last week,
and trains and mails were duluycd in
consequence. A litllo shoveling and
benzine soon put the road in working
order again.
A mild flood made its appearance
last week, and (juile nn amount of
lumber was started out from here. We
have noHicard, hut juda that nearly
all th lumber up the creek hat come
out on this rise.
We present a number of license
npplieittions in to-duys issue. It is
nut probable that our Court will think
all of them necettiry which is one
point in the liccusc law by which we
arc govcrnrj
The caril of Blum itrck, the
parties who bought out the butiness
of Sloan tt Van Giesen, appears in
this issue. Mr. Blum atteuds to the
hliicktroithing, and will dj it up in
good shape.
-Tin Republican Primary Elec
s in Vcflangu county will be hsld
on Saturday, May "1st. The offices
to be filled next fall arc, As5embly,
Treasurer, Commissioner, Auditor,
Cemncr and Jury Commissioner.
Flowing has commenced in earn
est. Fears am expressed however,
that tha crops will be short iu the fall,
on account of tho seed being sown so
Into. Rut if the weather don't sud
denly "dry up," there is some ground
for hope yet.
dacoo Bitriver is bimoing ins
trout pond up tho stream abeut a
quarter of a mile from where it was
before situated. The b2 flood played
hob wilh the other pond. He is get
ting up far enough to keep out of
the way of high water.
A colored man" named Jacob
Thorn is rTt the Geld for the noniina
for County Treasurer of Venango,
They have a habit of putting the
''man and brother" iota office in Ve
naugo county, and it is just possible
that this out will give some of the
Caucasians a tough pull.
The "Old Folks" frem Mcadville,
gave a concert in Franklin last week,
which is very highly spoken of by the
papers of that city. Tho performers
were dressed iu the costumes of their
ancestors of s, century before, and
their music was mostly ef the old style.
Messrs. Smearbaugh fc Bycr are
going to start a meat market iu town.
Their place of butiuess will bo just
north of Esq. Tate's office. Mr. Ryer
is an old butcher, who has followed
the business for years, and proposes to
have good meat on hands constantly.
And yet no steps have been taken
toward organizing a base ball club in
our place. Why h this thus? The
amount of muscle, tkill, aud endurane
of our boys is woudcrful, and the base
bail ground is a good placo to exhibit
the aforesaid. Outfits for sale at Hil
bronner's. And now there arc six Candi
dates for the Democratic nomination
for Assembly announced in the Prat.
It won't take many votes to nominate
iu the County, and we believe the man
who gets the nomination hero will go
to the Legislature next winter.
The Clarion Democrat Las indulg
ed in an culre new dress, and looks
very neat. The editor announces his
intention to put in no moro electro
typo plates, or cuts, aud no display iu
the advertisements larger than Pica
capitals. If the advertisers agree, it
will be a very nice way of doing busi
ness. The railroad company is build
ing a house next to the water tank,
near tho depot. The building is to
be used as a boarding house ibr the
handS ou the gravel traiu. Mr. Craig
has moved into the bouse above the
mill. Geo. Hunter is haviug o.m
trouble with the company about the
biuse formerly occupied by Mr. Craig.
Fishing for suckers with hook
and line, is the last, ponyer was fish
ing iu life back channel on Monday
evening, andcaught a sucker. We
went down, borrowed his hook and
Hue a'qd cuught three suckers. This
made him mad, and he went down on
Tuesday morning, and cauglit unoth
ersuokcr, aud felt as good as though
tho law bad been to euactcd giving
newspapers the right tend, papers to
actual subscribers iu the county free
of charge.
M. V. Jeuki , the boss Jewoller
of Wekn PensyUantn, hangs out in
the Opera House ltlyck on the corner of
Water and Chestnut Sts.,M'advillc,ra.
His stock comprises everything in tho
line, aud will be sold for cash as cheap
as tho cheapest. li watclmmkcr lias
had several years experience In tho
manufactures, aud can fix a watch
equal to any mnn iu tho state.
N. S. Stevens, the boot and shoe
man ot lniioute advertises .witn us
this week. We know from experience,
that he keeps ns good a stock of fine
goods in his line as any dealer in this
part of the State. He keeps a full
stock of E. C. Burt's famous boots
and shoes, and sells them cheaper
than they retail iu the cities. When
you are In Tidioute give him a call.
Wo lake the following from tho
Venango Citizen :
We are glad to announce that
Mcsrs. K. AChas, Brett, of Titusville,
and E. L. Davis, of Tioticsta, have
leased the ihopa recency elected by
Wm. Brouh, Esq., on-' Buffalo St.,
near tho Union School House, and
propose to start a mammoth machine
shop and foundry therein. A greater
portion of tho machinery is already
in position m tbo machine shop, and
the foundry will soon be ready for op
cration. We understand that the
whole attention of the firm will bo dc
voted to the manufacture of engines
of an improved pattern, especially
adapted to the wants of oil producers,
The machinery is all new, and of the
most improved kind.
The members of the firm are en or
getic business men, well known
throughout the oil region, and we an
ticipate success for them in this new
enterprise.
Franklin has long needed jut such
an establishment, and our only won
der is thftt the many advantages pre
sented to manufacturers by the cen
tral location of our city, and the ex
cellent facilities prcsonted of reaching
every portion of the oil field by rail
road, have not been imprved years
ago. . . ,
We are in receipt of the May
number of The Republic, A Monthly
Magazine, devoted to the dissemina
tion of politicial information. . The
following is the list of contents:
Shall the Republican Party Live;
Tho Farmers' Movement Against
Railway Oppression ; The Death of
General Canby Th Goverinnent's
Iudinn Policy ; Japan ; The Fisheries ;
Our Indian Pupulutiout The Forty
Third Congress Parliamentary Re
forms An Old Eenemy Under a
New Nanie ; Canadian Independence
aud Continental Unity; Number of
Males and Females in the United
States: Post Office Savings Batiks;
"In Debt"; No Officer of tho Ar
my Can Hold a Civil Office ; Fred
rick Douglass ; Political Information
Wanted ; Living Within One's Means;
A Word About Statenianthip ;
Miscellaneous;" Press Photographs
of Oar Country ; Departmental; Con
necticut Election ; This Magazine is
published by the Republic Publishing
Company, Washington, D. C. at t2
per annum, iu advance.
XOTICE,
In pursuance of an net of tho Gcu
eral Assembly passed the 3d day of
April, 1 851, ami subsequent Supplement
passed the 11th day. of April, 18G2,
the subcriber wilj be at tho following
named places within tho County cf
Forest, l;r tho purpose of collecting
taxes for tho year 1873. Taxpayers
who pay to tho Treasurer are entitled
to a deduction of five per cent.:
Burnett township, Cooksburg, June
10th, from 8 a. m. to 12 p. ni., Clar
ingtou, June 10, from 3 p. m. to 7.
Junks township, Marien, June 11.
Howe township, Balltown, June 13.
Kiugsley township, Newtown, June
14, at Wheeler & Duseubury'a store.
Harmony township, June 16, at the
store of J. I. Range ; Truukeyville,
June 17.
' Hickory township, East Hickory,
Juno 18, at the store of T. J. Bowman.
Tionesta towuship, Tionesta, June
19, at Court House.
Tionesta Boiough, at Court House,
June 20.
Green township, June 21, at the
IIousu of L- Arner.
Fupo. Glassseic, Treasurer.
May j, 1873.
Marriage Certificates, Liaci
Deeds, Leases, Wai rants, Sbpcaiias,
Summons, Executions, Warrants cud
i Informations, for sale at this office, tf
Clover, English and Common,
and Timothy seed at
43tf Rohisbos t Bpsxer'a.
The best .-stork, of Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry a d Silvprwaro in
Oil City can llP found at J. Wolf s.
Centre Wt. particnlarattenlnn paid
tho rennirint at tine Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
oa-iy.
S. II. Ha8let, at the old stand, has
recently laid in a supply of Rartmen's
Supplies of all kinds, and is prepared
to soli as cheap as the cheapest, to all
who may favor him with a call. He
also keeps a full line of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes,
and in fact evorything usually found
iu a General Variety Store. Give him
a call and ho will uso you right. tf.
Job Printing.
Do you want poster T '
Do you want hand-bills 7
Do you want business cards 7
Do you want a neijt bill head 7
, Do you want a tasty letter head 7
Do you want a nice visiting oard J
If so, leave your orders at the Re
publican office where they will be exe
cuted in the neatest style and on most
reasonable terms.
The lightest running Machine in
the world is tho Grovcr & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute : says so,
and ho knows. ' " ""' -lSTy
' . New goods at, low prices; siock
complete in Dress Goods, Prints, Mus
lins and Pants Cloth, Hats & Caps
spring styles, Boots and Shoes. Wc
don't mean to be undersold by Jew or
Gcnlilo. No charge for showing. Come
and see, we think we have something
for all.
2t . ; Roui.vsox tt Bonder.
10.000GIFTS,
$5000,000
Ou TUESDAY, J1TLY 8th. 1S7-3, the
Third Ornnd Gift l'onci t, nndor the man
agement ot Kx-Uoveonor Thus. K. ISi nm
letle. and authorized liv special act of the
Legislature, for tie benont of I he Tub Iu
Library oi goniut-Ky, noaiuveiy iinu un
wiuivoMillv"eomes oll'ri Public l.lbrarv
Hall, at Ixullsville, Kt., when $10,000 Gifts,
all wish, amounting to siuu,uuu, win occiih
iribued by lot uoiong tho ticket-holders.
The money to pay nil thoKO Rilti iu full is
already in bank set aside for that purpose,
us the following eortirtcate shows :
Vaiiiikhs' and Ijuovkhs' b.v k k, )
Louikvili.i! Kv Apr. 7, IS7.1. J
This is to eeitifv ihut iliere is intiie Kar-
moiV and liroveis' ilaiik, t'o tho credit of
tlio Third Grand Gilt Convert for the bene
fit pf tho public) I.ibriry of Ky , l ive
Hunilro.l Th6nsind Diyllars, whieh hak
been set apart by the Managers to pay tho
eifts in full, and" will bo held by the ISank
and paid out for this purpoi.e, and tuiti
pui'oc)se oni v;
Si!?ncd. " It. S. VKECU, Cashier.
Onlv a loiv tickets reuuiin unsoUI. mid
they will bo fiirni-Jiou to the first appli
cuiits nt tjio following prices : Whlo tick
ets, $10; halves, &j ; (iiartoi-H. ii..'.0j 11
wholes for Sb,0: 50 1' r5i'0; 8 1 1-1 for fl ,000
and ;"7.i for ji'i.OOO. For tickets and lull la
formal ion, applv to
Til OS. J5. BRAMIJCTTE,
Ixiulsvillo, Ky.,
or TWOS. If. HAYS CO.,
5-4t CO!) IJronrtvay, New Y01'4,
Cheap Farma!
Tlio rhuapt Laud In uiarket to sale by
tho
UNION PACIFIC RiV!LR0S0 COMP'NY
In the Great l'lictlo Valley.
3,000,000 Acrea la Central Nebraska,
Now for sale in tracts of forty u ros and
upwards on tivo and ten years' credit. No
Advance interest required.
Mild and healthful climate, fertile soil,
an abundance of pood water..
Till', MiST MAKKKT INTH1" WKST!
The (treat iiiIiiIiil; regions of Vyominur,
Colorado, Utah and Nevada Ijoinj; suppliocl
by the larmors of tho 'l'latto V'aliey.
Soldieis entitled to a Horn eBtcado f 160
; Acres.
THE BEST LOOATKN FOE COLONIES.
KUIUi IIOMKS VOll ALL! Millions
of Acres of choice Government Lands open
for entry nndor tho Homestead Law, near
this Great Railroad, with all tho conven
iences of an old sullied country.
l'roo passes to purchasers of Railroad
Lands.
heel tonal Maps showing the Land, also
new edition of Descriptive Pamphlet with
now Mapa mailed tree everywhere.
Address O. t" DAVlrt,
Land Commissioner U. I, it. It.
60-it Omaha', Neb.
F O R0 N I DO L LA R
We will send KKKK by mail, on recoipt
of One Dollar, 'ii packets ot choice Flower
Seedsandonr Catalogue, containing up
wards of 1,000 varieties, wilh full direc
tions for ciilture, to any address in the
United Status. Catalogues free on appli
cation.
DEIS 4 POYLU, Seedinen and Florists,
0 i renioni nireoi. uosion.
WORKING CLASS veIixlk
frtkl u week Kuarautced. itespeclablo ein
plovinenl at hoine, (lay or evening; no
capital required'; full ins'i ructions and
....t....n.i.. ....1 ,.V'..,lu u...' o 'fi...
aiiittixv imanHU ;'n',m rtiifc w uy
mail. Atldroa, with six cent 'relur'n
stamp, M. YoUNO ct CO.,' 1(1 Corthuult
bl., N. Y.
4il
-4t
1,000 Ki:v iiti:
For any ecise of Blind,' Weeding, Itching
or Ulcerated Piles that Do Biiig's Pile
jtoinedy fails tc euro. It is prepared ex
pressly to cure tho Piles, and nothing else.
8old by all Iiruggisls. Price, $1.00. 50-4t
JOB WOUIi ucutlyexe)ntcd at this.oftice
at reason aVle raises,
WE WAITar-ATf. AWEJST.
In tliis t iwnsliip to canvas Pr. tho nnw,
valuable and fait sel Ilia Ixiok by lr.
John row a v.
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE
It n-oininendfrt and ondorsprt iy propon
ent liiiiiiHUTs pli yininiis, rollirioiw und
Reculsir piipp s. No other buolc like It
published. ?V) per week pnrnntned. Ad
dtesK. CO WAN A- CO., HID Kahili Street
New York 4 t
EVfRY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER ;
Or, FAIMS-lluw To Sclfet ami use Tlicm,
A p.in treat!?, eniitainins end wilh 2
rlitlr-iit a-'toally painted shades i:ul tints,
with instrur'tiiins for exterior apr) luteikir
House lis'o'-;itlon.
2 " efipies, bnoii'l in cloth, for 9". Sam
ple eopio, paper cover, mailed, post paid,
to any nddrcKR, n receipt of 10 cents, by
tho Publisher, IIKNKY CAltEY HAIKU,
Il4x l'ost-otllco, rhilsilo'ptiia.
Bee tho following valuable exti a'its from
press notieos :
"A very Valuable book, and no one lu
toadim; to paint should fall to read it. A'.
1". 7Vitwi.
"Wo did not Know so much could bo
said on tho sublect of a'litin ahouso un
til wo read this excellent book of Mr.
Unlrd's." A. '. Herald.
"A want Ioiik felt at last supplied." Sei
tntijie American. ' ' '
" ot only a necessity to the jlalntor. but
valuable to' every occupant ol adwelling."
X. Y. -WorM.
"fluy 25 cop'c of this book and distri
bute them among your friends. If they
will hoed tho advice therein, you eonld
make no more valuable present." Vkita
go Vrxhune.
"In pobllhloir this book Mr. Iiaird has
done a real sort ico' to tho community."
'J'olfilo Made.
"We hops tlio publisher will sell 100,000
copies of this bock during '7'i."Bottan
A dvertixer.
"We have just painted our house aa ad
vised by the author, and congratulate our
solves that no dwelling in our neighbor,
hood exceeds ours iu appearanoe."-ar-per't
Weekly. '
"In selling a sample copy for 10 rente.
Mr. llaird must Svel certain an order of
i!0 bound in cloth wi( follow." Frank
Lcxlie. '
"We know hp town and country paint
therein recommended, and can vouch for
their value antj eaeelP'uee of the "Hsrri
son' brund of white load." Phila. Ledger.
OSMLY IO CEITS
. . 60-it
t- ; Sewing lct;liiuo
IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Agents Wan tfo. Send for circular. Ad
dress 'DOMESTIC SliWING MACHINE
CO., N. Y, . 6U-41
USE tlio Jtyisingcir'SasTnccuidu
port to '
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!
No spring to lireak,- no cuttipg of sashj
eheap, durabler very "easily applied ; holds
sash at any place deiired.and a self-fasten-cr
when tho Bash is down. Send slump
for circular. Girciilar attd six copper
bronzpcl locks Kent to any address In the
U. S., postpaid, on receipt fif 60 ets. Lib
eral inducements to tho trade. Agents
wanted. Address, Itcisingcr Sash Lock
Co., No. HIS Market .st.HaiTisbug.Pa. bO-il
m . Kntabli8hfl 1K3).
,Ui WELCH & GRIFFITHS,
L ' Manufseturerg of Saws.
r? BUPKplOft TO A IX OTHBns,
r E T E It Y SAW WARHANTEB.
.FILES.' BELTIMQ A. MCHIMERY.
iH-LlEt.Lpi.scouNrs-aa4
i r-l'riee List and Circulars free.
CD
W3GLCH & GRIFFITHS,
UOftion, .uau., iV Deiroll ,-uicb. -
Wrlls for a Pri-s LUt to S. JI. JOnSTOW,
179 Smlthidd St, ritubartb, r J
Hrcei-h-tjoa nii oil t cia,.i. o- to oJjo.
l"Uljl Shot (iuiiH, 3 pi Siiiulo (inns,
fStoJ2'). Rillos, 8sto 875. Kcvolvori. 9'j
to?15. Pistols, $1 to $9. tiiiu Matcriul,
Kishinir Tackle, A. Large tiixwuuti to
dealers nr clubs. Army Guns, Revolvers,
inc.. bought or traded for. floods sent by
express CO. D. to be examined before
nan! for.
KITCHE1T CRYSTAL SOAP
For cleaning and polishing metals, for
cleaning and prosorving paint, tor remov
ing Htains from niarblo, fur washing hands
and fir all household ulciiiiing, is superior
to an)- other nrtlclo made. No other soap
or wash equals it, either in quality or
cheapness, Easv to uso, and perfectly
harmless and pleasant. All irrocers sell it
MnntifHC'lired onlv bv EASTMAN. S
Bit- KUvK, m N. ThirJ St., Philadelphia,
t0-4t . . ,
PATENTS OBTAINED.
No feos unless successful. No fees In ad
vanc. No charge for pioliniinarv search.
Send for circulars CoNNOLLY BROTH
ERS, 10SS. Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa.,
and ti08 Ninth St. Washington, l. V. .00-41
PHI I IPlTfllp ""'autilul Children."
UHLLIr.'C,UIC A Medico Phi losonhl
cal Poem. Originally published iu lti5.
A reprint of this rare and curious old po
em now ready. Piice, S100. American
Aiiticiiariiiii Pub. Co., 1M S.OlhSt., Phila
delphia. AGENTS! A HARE CHANCE I !
Wo will pay all Agents $40 per week IN
rAbii who will ouuago with us at once.
Everything tiirnislioil and expenses paid.
Address A, COULTER & CO., Charlotte,
Mjou, 60-4t
cs i:tty.shui to
KATALYSIHE WATER
Is the nearest approach to a specitin ever
discovered lor 1)) spepsia.Neuraljfia, Kheu
nialisiii, Oout, (iravel, Diabetes, Kiduey
and Urinary Diseases ceneially. It re
stores muscular power to tho paralytic.
It cures Liver Complaint, Chron.o Diar
rh'ji'ii, I'iles, CoiiNtipiilioii, AsthHia, Ca
tarrh, anil Bronchitis, Diseases of the skin
Oeneral lelility and Nervous Prostration
from .lci.tuj and Phyical Excesses. It ts
the greutesi antidpto' uvor discuiverod for
excessive eating or drinking It corrects
the fctoninc h, promotes Digestion a. id lie
linvos tho Head alnio.t liiimediatily. No
houselicild fUodld bu without it. Vvr hole
by all Drtieirisls.
For a hitfory of the Springs, for mar
vellous eures( and tor testimonials from
tiint'iioiHlied li:c'(i. sti, J furihepsinphlels.
WHITNEY PROS., (.eneral Agoulu, it.7
Socth Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oi rTV!jlll"t'i sPHlN'i C. 50-41
liiifiiii
ffC Tfl Clfl prdarl Agotita wanted t
$3, I U JIXU. A.I1. cimwaii of working
peo'p'e, of either sex. Vounp or old, Witike
mm irionpy at worl lor n in thir "fJO'e
itKiinoiitri or iU Uio liio t'.iiOi at anyttiiflfi
else. I'niiictiluvs free. AJdrosa O. tttino
A C'., I'orllnnd.'Mttinp. - l 4t
JUST ROEIVgD
AT THE . .
PEOPXE'S
OF.
HILBHONNEU&CO,
A Fresh Stock of
SPRING & SUMMER
GOO DS.
Hat,
Cape,
I3ootsf
Blioes,
Hosiery.
Glov,
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
UNDERWEAR, EMBRO I D E RI Bf
HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS,
LAC EH, LACE OOOD9,
' BUTTONS, BRAIDS,
TAPES AND ;
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS, '
SlilK Q0OPS, BLACK, ANpY SILp,
; ' A full liniof 1 '
CARPETS;,
RAO,
i
BRUSSELS,
HEMP,
INGRAIN,
&., A.,
, ; . " ALSO ' . ' ,':".
MILLINERS ...
ASparRAwqooDs,
HATS?, BONN ETS, VELVETS.
VELVETEEN, RIBBONS, FRAafEa,
OEIf AMEJ?TS, AC., jtp., AT
EASTERN PRICES-
Wa are prepared to pay Ike highest prtoe
for
W O O L, .'.
H;iij:ii:r-ix:x.T & hidiih.
Of all kluds, cither In MONEY or 0ade..
We have, iuour oinploy a jriRSt.-CLAW.
TAILOR, and keep constantly on hand a
Uftpy SSTOJK OK (OODS of heat qinlltT
ni'ij latest designs which ho will make up
in a workman-like manner aiid latest
btyl is. Oood fits guaranteed or no aale.
A good and complete stock of
READ-MApE 9LOTHING.(
Alwy n, band.
SILVER-PLATED WARE ASD
JEWELRY,
Of very superior quality and Uteat i
slgns. " JlILHRONNERctCO.
!t-ly' . . .
WAGES
TXR all who aro willing to work. Any
A person, old or young, of either sex, ca
make from $10 to $oO per week, at hoinu
day or evening. Wanted by all. riuita
blu to either City or Country, and any sea
son of tho year. This is a rare opportuni
ty for those w ho avs out of work, and ou,t
of money to makeQi independent flvnw.
No capital being required. .)ur pauinlot,
"How to make a living," giving full iu.
strnctlons, sent on recoipt of 10 cents.
Address, A. BURTON CO., Morrisaula,
Westchester Co., N. Y. 4
AGE1TTS
evervv'here to sell our new
ml .iitvitl Tv.i l.rniflnrini.
trated Circular, to the McKee Mauufan
taring Company, Broadway, New
York. ' " ' 4
TIIU 1'AKl.OU ( iir ANION,
Evory Lady wants ope I
Every Man ought to havo one I (
Kent on receipt of Ten Cents. Address,
l F. HYDE ct CO., m Seventh Avenue,
New York. 4
BUN-TON FLIKTATIOS ftHJMAI.M,
Sent on receipt of Vt eta. I'niiiuo Print
ing and I'Ufbllshlng lloise, Jt Vosoy SC.
X. Y. '
rpiIU BECK WITH 8-0 Vortablo Family
X hewing Machine, u W Days'Trial; ,
many advantages over )UI. fiatisfacllou
fciiurantccd, or i'M refunded, bent eom
plote, with lull clirectioiu. Bis-knilh Sew
ing MacliineCo., Mi Broadway, N. Y. 4
TIIKNKW KLANTIC TK'SM.
An Important Invention. It retains the
Kupture at all tunes, and under tho hard
est exercise or severest strain, it Is worn
with coin lor t, and if k pi i night and
day, effects u permaneiit euro in a few
weeks. Hold cheap, aud sent by Mall
when requctd, circulars tri e, when rr.
dered by letter sit to 'i he Elastic Truss
Co., No. ti&i BrcsMlay, Y. City. No
body uses Mm) Sjiring Trursos; tM
painful ; they slip off too frequently,
Tl8 Republican Ofllc .
KEEPS constantly on hand a large aa
sortiiientot Blank Donds, Mortgages,
bubKinaa, Waxiauts, tjummns, u,
te sold cbeitp fvr eaaii, tf.