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JIOBMXG, IU l, 1871.-
- ' J UOftOTJGH OFFICERS.
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2lur(i&$ J, O. t)AiR. - "
Cfnt,il,nen W. 1'. Merellllott, -W. II.
Harlan, P. D. Thnmns, S. J. Wolcott,GeO.
Ward, T. B. Cobb.
. Sustiaci oti i'eaee W. Is. Morctlllott,
I. 8. Knox. v
Tnutable Geo. Haslet. 1
fiiiAoot Pirtctor- S. I). Irwin, Si. W.
Tata, H. O. Davis, D. H. Knox, S. J. Wol
oott, L. I.. Hackott. '
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Vj)rfmt Sudan W. P. J f.n k.
j4mi JiulyotJ. A. FnupiiB, As
Hitif Cook.
4Wcr(r T. J. Vaw ntKB!.
yY.iKrer FRF.D. Gi,a.ssneR. ' '
Vrnrtfry, Jiegisturd: Recorder, dc
J, B. Aonkw.
(TommUsionm jArvm MnnriLL!OTT, T.
t. Colli k, John Tiroarow.
Cbuncy ifWntfnl',ni S. F. RoHnEn.
J-irt Mom W. W. Masoii.
ni ' Ctmmi'ai'oner Okouob Siuoins,
Wh, PaTTKHSON.
Cbun'y Survey?? R.D. TnwtTf. ' '
Oironer Johiah Winans.
nmnry yftuiiroriiWM. CLARK, T. B.
Ct)BBrli. WAHSBB,
Jm&arV.Cbii0)'M4 District C. B.
CimTia.
JtimfiMy J. B. Lawso.
,, , Tim o J'raitt
AITI0NF.3TA STATION, on niul aftor
Monday, November 4th, 1S72 :
- - aotfTnwAno. '
Train 3 . -..-,
. 4 . . .
3:;n p.
10: 1 rt .
6:50 p.
ni.
in.
ni.
KOkTHWARB,
Tula 1 " 1
- t - - -
6:54 p. ni.
2:0 p. m.
:83 a. m.
Passengers will havo to understand that
"Northward." In tlio table Is down tho
riVcr, anil "Southward" is i:f ho river.
Trmna lf and 20 ar . mixed freight and ae
enmraodatloo ; Uia others ro passenger
train.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
Thoso beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Ilenry's resiilcnco can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. If.
No one has beon aunstruck about
these diggin's yet, but some have bad
mighty siroug symptoms.' '
--The Clarion Jingo is a vehicle of
some style, just now. It Is ueatly cov
ered nud pain led, and looks eupy.
, -Mr. Kepler -lias closed his res$
donee during the hot mouths, ond ho
and bis famly arc away rusticating.
.--The ' Tidioute Weekly Journal
comes to us changed to a folio form,
.and much improved iu appearance. -
' A ucw and tasty fence has been
put up about J. D. Aguew's lot, in the
rear of the Post-Office. Let the inter
nal improvements go on.
-Some of "the boys" were spearing
last evening, but succeeded iu getting
nothing better than a few "stone
pokers." Messrs. May and Kllcy, with
their families, started for Cape May
on Monday last, where they expect to
. sojourn for two or threo months.
The iron ef the bi idgo which was
wrecked last wiuter, is about all out of
the river now, ready to be put ou the
cars and shipped back to the shop for
repairs.
Susan B. Anthony is going to
talk to the citizens of Franklin, this
week. That city had bitter reform,
or there's no telling that'll happen
next, Bjy,
The Derrick lies been improved by
'.a new dress, which was made necesgary
iby the wear and tear of the old type.
Theso large emulations are trcmenjus
wcarin on a font of body type.
Ilev. Brown and lady will be ia
' ' town during the latter part of the week,
qftid it is possible that he will preach
,i tho Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Church-goers will know by the ringing
f the bell.
Some parties are building barges,
or ccal-boats, at Oldtown. Oil Thurs
day last we noticed two in the water,
' and the builders were at work on a
third. These boats bring good prices
iu Pittsburgh.
Harry Bates, well-known to the
.citizens of our place from his frequent
visits here, who has for a few years
past been attending Allegheuy Col
lege at Meadville, carried otT tho first
prize for declamation last week.
Mnttcl'a billiard rooms, aro run
ning in good shape, and are extensive
ly patronized by loveis of the game.
The tables are first-class nes, and will
undoubtedly prove .t good investment
for tho proprietor.
In front of XiobinBon's store, "yes
terday morninjr, we noticed a circular
saw about four feet in diameter for
M. J. Boud's mill at Bear Creek. Mr.
Bond's reputation as a manufacturer
of lumber accerding to tho capacity of
hit null, is oeoi
Jf
o ttav.e in the l:im-
her
Well, wo wcnl fishing, fourof us.
Mike Ittel's tenmstor picked ns up in
town about eight o'clock Monday
morning, and landed us at Balltown
in front of tho residence of Jake Cos
per at half-past one same day. All
of us had tho fever the worst kind of
a wny, nd merely waiting to get din
ner; went down to the creek and after
catching a chub for bait,' commenced
to fish among the rapids below Ball-town-dam
for some large trout which
Jake told us wero'thcre. A terrible
raid came up, and we got mighty wet,
but did't get any of those large trout.
The sky cleared up shortly, and we
started up Logan Bun to try tho little
ones, as the larger ones didn't seem
disposed to bite. Four of us caught
CAy trout That' evening, ' making an
average of twelve and a half trout to
an individual : iust enough to make
us all radical en tho trout question
That night wo slept the sleep of the
just, and dreamed of trout. Tuesday
morning all were up at peep; of dnyt
and after euting our catch of the even
inir before, started out after those
trout, two going up.
Loiran and two
up Minister. Tho trout (and puukjes)
bit well, aud many, thrills of joy did
wf thrill on that occasion, and each
trout pecasioned a thrilli Turcr joy
hath no mere worldly man ever known
than just that same delight one fcela
while jerking d trout from his native
element to the thirsty earth. We all
came in a little after dark, and count
ed 'our trout, aud fouud wa haJ
caused 030 dwellers of the purling
broolc to bito the dust on that day.
Nobody felt' disposed to 'quarrel be
cause some one else had captured
more fish than he alf were calm, so
calm ilmt thoyweut to Led immediate
ly after ' getting supper , nnd pulling
their boots. . Thoy did not drsam of
trout, norany thing elso, they were tirert.
You might have gotten up another
Boston Jubilco right under their win-,
dows fur ten hours of that night, and
they would never have' been the wiser.
Nest morning - we painfully dragged
our wearied ylimhs out of bed, .enthusi
asm dampened 'materially j thought
we WDUlda'b go Out that day, weren't
well. After stirring about a little,
howover, we concluded to try it iigain.
The fishing of this day was more ra
tionia than on iho previous ono ; wo
took it cod. But didn't tlio puukies
take a square meal out of our frame
that day? If there is anythiug that
will jerk iho graco out of an upright,
conscientious christian it is punkics.
If we could inflict as much punish
ment according to our size as a punky
we'd immediately challenga all the
light ond heavy weights of tho world,
Cght them all at once, and put them
all out of misery in seventeen minutes
by the watch.- Ou this day we fished
the same streams, commenced later,
and aud came in earlier, and caught
281, making onr entire catch 884
trout. Wo were well again, and pur
chasing a john-boat pushed down the
creek to town on Thursday, taking
the entire day to do it. Nono of us
will go out this season again for a
"regular old time," and we feel weak
when we think of our liability to me
taken with the same epidemic 'next
summer. It's an awful sight of fun,
but a man wants a constitution four
teen times stronger than that of. the
Uuited States, to make n busiiieis of
it. . - - ' ' , ,
We clip the followiug compli
mentary notice of Mr. Graves, the
artist from the Venango Citizen :
Win, A. Graves, artist, vis'ued this
city recently, bringing with' him two
elegant portraits, life size, of Dr. W.
L. Whanu and lady, of this city. As
a portrait paiutcr Mr. Graves is un
surpassed. His work gives entire
satisfaction, and th'e large number of
rdors received by him is evidence
that his work is highly appreciated by
all. For the present his studio is lo
cated in Warren, Ta., but wo under
stand he will scon move to this city.
Jns. II. Foues, who has been clerk
ing fur dipt. Knox fir some time past,
purchased the Drug Store last week,
and is uuv running the machine on his
own responsibility. In addition to
drugs and medicines ';f all Li'ids, the
soda fountain is constantly charged,
and James kuous how to dih it up.
CAufectionerics, tobacco, cigars nnd
toilet articles constantly on bund, for
Kulo at the lowest figures.
An announcement bus been pub
lished that there would be a hall at the
j Lawrence House en the evening of tho
I 4th of July. We are requested to
Ht:itc O.r.t there? will bo no party there
on ilmt oceai'in.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic delegates elected at
their primary meetings, convened in
the Arbitration Room at tho Court
House yesterday afternoon and organ
ized by electing the following officers :
President, Capt. Pennell.
Vice President, Maj. Goodman.
Secretaries, Jas. Flynn and
Siggius. '. ,
A ballot was taken on the candi
dates for Assembly, and the following
was the result :
Dr. J. Wioans, 20.
I). Black, 9.
Wm. Hi slet, 5.
Dr. Winans was therefore nominated
on the first ballot, and the following
conferees were appointed to meet con
ferees from Clarion county, and in
structed to support tho nominee of
Forest county for the district nomma
tion :
Jacob Hood, I. C. Siggins, Capt.
Neill.
S. C. Sloan was nominated as candi
date forCou v Commissioner, without
opposition.
Jas. Gilfillan, of Hickory, was nora
bated for County Auditor.
Jury Commissioner, Jas. Flynn, of
Grr-eu. .
Coroner, J. E. Blaine, M. D.
I. C. Siggins was elected chairman
of tho Democratic county committee,
Adjourned to meet at call of chair
man. '
The turnout to the Democratio
Nominating Convention was crediUu
ble in point of numbers. It is claim
ed, we beliovo, that a nomination for
Assembly in Forest is equivalent to
an election, as Clarion concedes the
representative to Forest this time.
The nominations made were good of
the kind, but we don't like the kind.
Good men are to the front, who,
barring their politics are .unquestiona
ble. Tuo platform adopted to run
tho candidate for assembly on, is a
good one, viz: The Constitution of the
IT. S., Declaration of Independence,
the Ten Command inents and the
Fourth of July. The Campaign airs
endorsed are ae foljows "Star Spangled
Banner." ,"ft. Putrick's day iu the
morning," "Vere is dcr Vater. landt."
The cnudidato for assembly was plac
ed under an injuctiou by tho conven
tion to endorse last year's copy of the
German Almanac.
The following iUras of interest'
in regard to two former citizens of
our county we take from tho Petrol
eum Centre Tieeonl:
We had the pleasure this forenoon
of meeting1 Mr. G. K. M. Crawford,
of Tionesta. Mr. Crawford is ongagod
iu the lumber business with
Mr. A. II. Steele, the well known
President of tho Pennsylvania Petrol
eum Railroad. Mr. Steelo has tho
contract for furnishing 200,000 feet
of plank for tho Titusvillo and Ccn
treville Plank Road Company. He
has purchased the timber on 180 acres
of tho Skinner farm, on Oil Creek,
has put up a portable saw mill and
will bo under charge of Mr. Crawford,
who is one of the pioneer lumbermen
of Forest county. Tho lumber is
principally oak with a flight sprink
ling of chesnut aud baeswood. Mr.
C. thinks it will tako at least a year
to cut the timber on this piece of
land.. ' '"
Forest county wild cats are so
tamo they follow people about liko
kittens. One of the spry sort followed
a man named Haslet some distance
up Tionesta creek last week, and was
ou'y prevented from making a closer
acquaintance by Haslet turning on
his would be acquaintance aud shoot
ing it. Cbun'er.
Wo suppose, of course, this item
was taken from our note ea the same
subject two weeks ago. Mr. Hatlet
did not shoot, nor shoot at, the animal,
having nothing but a fi.ihiug polo to
do it with. JIa merely bounced a
rook at the cat, which scared it away.
The Postmaster and postal clerks
of Pittsburgh complaiu of obscene
matter passing through tha ofhVo in
that city. Tho instructions aro a little
mixed ia that particular case. The
clerks ure forbidden to read anything
but the address on tho cards, and ut
the same, timo warned if thoy permit
any obscene or improper communica
tions to pass through their ofliccs on
postal CHrds they will be held Ftrictly
accountable.
The very reason hy the nblc
game of baso bull is not pluycd here
this summer, is, that Geo. Hunter has
fenced up and planted coin on the old
'lOlMltlr.
. The summer meeting of tho Tidi
oute Driving Park Association will
be held at Tidioute on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July 2d, 3d
and 4th, 1873. The premiums
amount to (1,500, and competition is
open to all. Purse No. 1, first day,
amounts to $2-j0. No. 2, (150. No.
1, second day $250. No.. 2, $150.
No. 1, third day, $325. No. 2, $125.
No. 3, $200. No. 4, foot-race, $50.
The entrance fee is ten per cent, of the
purse, and must accompany the nom
ination in all cases.
There will be no 4th of July in
Tionesta this year. The American
eagle has so many engagements on that
ccasion that no inducements of ours
were strong enough to secure his ser
vices for any part of the day. lie was
wanted at the blow-out in Oil City,
and was afraid that if he wasn't on
hand the oil producers would meet
and rcsoloot him out of existence.
This accounts for the absence of fire
crackers and enthusiasm this year.
As we came down the creek last
week we could not fail to notice the
important improvements that had ta
ken place in the Lacytown grist mill
since Mr. Ledabour has taken it iu
hand. From the indications, the mill
is ready for business, and we'll warrant
that Ledabour will do good work.
If there is any spectacle that is
real refreshing, it is to see two drunken
men perambulatiug our streets, trying
first to hold one another and then the
fence up. It's only once In a while
that such an exhibition takes place
here, and the scarcer tho better.
" On Monday Old Sol thought he
I would give us a specimen of what we
had to expect, and forthwith fetched
up the mercury to 02 in the shade.
A refreshing rain during the night
checked the general perspiration and
gave us moisture of a cooler nature. .
. Work on the ice breakers for the
piers of the river bridge commenced
this week, Mr. S. O. Sloan having the
job. They are to bo built of logs, fill
ed with stone and to extend up the
river twenty-five feet from the bottom
of the pier, and bound with iron.
, Robinson & Bonner have a full
stock of Palm, Leghorn, Wool and
Fur Hats for men and boys. Also
Ladies' and Misses trimmed Hats.
The lightest running Machine in
the world is tho Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and he knows. . ' 46 ly
MARRIED.
II AYS LASH ELLS. 0:i Thursday ev
ening, June 12, 1873, Frederick W. Hays
Esq., of Oil City, to Miss Lizzio I., daugh
ter of the late Cieo. F, Laahells, Esq., of
Meadville. Kov. ,1. V. lteynold.s, D. D.,
oUiciating.
Jieing absent last week, the above notice
was accidentally omitted. Many of our
readers arc acquainted w ith Mr. Hays, and
will Join with us in wishing him and his
fair biido a happy future. Both are old
friends of ours and our best wishes will
always accompany them.
Tho following nolico was went us by a
subscriber whs was indignant because wo
cut down a former communication ef bin.
We ara determined he shall find no fault
this time, and therefore publish his com
munication verbatim et literatim:
Married on tuesday Eve June the 17th
at tlio Itosadenco of tho Brides paretic Mr
Francis Witheral to Miss Rozela Alabauh
By James Green Esqr all of Hickory For
est Co Fa no cards
Down a lone T.iloy with llemlook orespred
From Uozelcys abodo I penHirely strade
The gloom trom the face of fair aoveu re
tired
Tho winds hused their inurmor thn thon
' dcr expired
A seng as if angels inchanting Rung
O Francis O Frauds to Glory ariso
A Qawn of the world and a ehildo of the
Hkies.
Mr Dun
I'lease in Sert in yor
Faper and obligo
JO .
DIED.
DITIIItinuK. In Pittsburgh, Sunday
morning, June 22, IF";'., Edward DitU
ridgc, aged sixty-nine years.
Tho deceased was the father of Mr. G.
S Dithi idge, aud was respoetod by all his
acquaintance in this seotion. :
TI IK BOOT & SHOE STORK
OF TIDIOUTE !
AT E. KTEVKNS, Proprietor. Parties
! in wunt of FINE Boots and Shoos will
always find a good a-moi-tnicnt RtlStevons'.
When you call, just say "From Tionesta"
and you will be liliernlly doalt with.
(i-iini N. K. STEVENS.
('OMMINSIOSEllS Ori'im, Von EST Co.,
Tio.msta, Mat 1, 1S71. J
Notieo is hereby givon that tho liridgo
across Tioiiusta Creek, near its mouth will
lu removed by tlio I.lilj hist, and the Creek
will bo obstructed for sixty du.va thereaf
ter in the rrocti in of a now hridL'O tie. Ail
poi sons Interested will govern themselves
aecnrdiiifcly.
Il order of thn County Commissioners.
1. W.CLMIK, Clerk. '
RUBBER GOODS, -"RUBBER
GOODS, ;' ' '
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
- - AT
If. C4. TINKER A CO.'S
CENTRE STltF.KT, OIL CITY, PA.
Wo have an I m men no assortment of the
above poods in ovory atylo and qnality
Imaginable, aa for Instance :
Jl Inch Two-ply KcltlnK.
2 inch Two-pi v liclthiK. '
21 inch Two-ply Belling.
2 inch Threo-;
plv Bolting,
-ply Belting,
ply Bolting.
Z4 inch Three
S inch Throe-
3 inch Throe
4 inch Throe-
5 inch Three
0 inch Three-
ply isciting.
ply Belting,
ply belting,
ply Belting,
ply Belting.
7 inch Throc-l
8 inch Fonr-ply Belting.
inch Four-plv Belting.
10 inch Four-pfy Belting.
12 inch Four-ply Belling-
FIVE-PLY AND ENDLESS BELTS
TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE.
We garentoe satisfaction In every in
stance. We ar headquartors for tho
above goods.
H. G. TINKER & CO.
A GREAT OFFER ! raisffi;
4R1 Brondwav, N. Y will dispose of 100
PIANOS A ORGANS of tirst-class makers,
including. WATERS' at extremely low
prices for cash, or part cash, and balance
in small monthly payments. Now 7-Oc-tavo
tirst-class Pianos, all modern im
provements, for $273 cash. Organs $-)5,
875, )ouhlc-rcod Organs, $100; 4-stop
8110; 8-stop, 1 25, nnd upwards.
WATERS' CONCERTO PARLOR ORCAXS
are the most beautiful In stylo and perfect
in tono ever made. Tho CONCERTO
STOP is the best ever placed in any orgr.n.
It Is produced byathirdset of reeds pecu
liarly voiced, the effect of which is most
charming and soul-stiriing, while its imi
tation .of the human voice is superb.
Terms liberal. Illustrated Catalogues
Mailed for one stamp. A liberal discount
to Ministers, Churches, Sunday-Schools,
Lodges, etc. AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED.
Goneral and Local Ag'ts,
for tho Bartram Sewing
Machine, made at Dan
bury, Conn. The stillest
fastest and easiest Look
Stitch, Straight Need In
Machine In market. We
give bettor terms titan
anv other company. Ad
dress, JOHN A. DODGE, Gen 1 Agent,
Danbury Conn; ' ;
" WAM.Af'K c COMPANY'S
CREAM TABLE CHOCOLATE.
No boiling necessary. A cup of delicious
Chocolate mmle with it in two minutes.
No waste Packed in pound jars. Vanil
la or plain. One doz. In box. Unequaled
asa confketion for lunch, spread on crack
ers, with a glass of milk at hand to drink.
For making Soda Water Syrup or flavor
ing Ieo Cream it is superior to any Choco
late Cake, nothing else will bo used where
this has been tried. For salo by J. T.
Warren fc Co., Cincinnati, O.
WEfWAXT AN AO EXT.
In this township to canvass for tho now,
valuablo and fast selling book by Dr.
JOHN COWAN,
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE
lloeomniended and endorsed by promin
ent ministers, phvsieiaiiH, religions and
secular papers. No other book like it
published. $40 per week garanteed. Ad
cliess, COWAN c CO., 13! Eighth Street
Now York 4 t
Writs for a r-rlra I.i.t to J. H. JOIIXSTOXi
179 BnatWlcW UU, Pittatrarfh, VJ
Breech-Loading fcliot Guns, ?40 to $300.
Double Shot Guns, $150. Single Guns, $3
to $20. Rifles, $1 to $75.' Revolvers, $i to
$25. Pistols, $1 to . Gnu Material, Fish
ing Tack lo, die. Larco diseounuto dealers
or clubs. Aamy Guns, Revolvers, ect.,
bought or traded' for. Goods sent by ex
press C. O. D. to bo examined before paid
for.
WORKING CLASS nhlSZ
$60 a week guaranteed. Respectable em
ployment at homo, day or evening; no
capital required; full instructions and
valuablo package of goods sent free by
mail. Address, witk six cent return
stamp, M, YOUNG & CO., Ill Cortlandt
St., N. Y. 40-4t
tC Tfl (tin perdav! Agent wanted 1
iJ I U 4ZU AH classes of working
poople, of either sex, young or old, make
more money at work i'or us iu their spare
moments or all the timo than ut anything
else Particulars tree. Address Q. Stinsou
A Co., Portland, Maine. 40 4t
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household should bo without it. For sule
by all Druggists.
.:-er-Kor a history of the Springs, for mar
vellous cures, ami lor testimonials Horn
distinguished men, send for the pamphlets.
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CARPETS:
HA.
URUSSEL8, , ,
HEMP,
INGRAIN,
1
A v., Ac, Ac,
ALSO '
MILLINERY '
AN DSTRAW GOODS,
HATS, BONNETS, VELVETS,
VELVETEEN, IU11BONS, FRAMES,
ORNAMENTS, AC, AC, AT
EASTERN PRICES.
We arc prepared to pay the highest prtoe
for
w o o x, :
aiiurcr-rEi.TS a iiiii:t,
Of all kinds, either in MONEY or Oo.'rfs.
We have In our employ a FIRS T-CLABS
TAILOR, and keep constantly on hand a
GOOD STOfK OF GOODS, of best quility '
and latest designs, which ho will make up
in a workman-like manner and latt
stylos. Good fits guaranteed or no sale.
A, good and complete stock of . ,i
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Alwavs on hand..
SILVER-PLATED WAKE ASD
JEWELRY, '
Of very superior quality aud latest (
signs.
3Uiy
IHLURONNEU A k CO.
WAGES
I,X)R all who aro willing to work. Any.
porson, old or young, of either sex, eaii
mukolromflO to $50 per week, at home
day or evening. Wanted by all. Suita
ble to either City or Country", and any sea
son of tl0 year. This is a lure opportuni
ty Air those who aro out of work, and out
of inonoy to make an independent living.
No capital being required. Our pamplet,
"lluw to inalio a living," giving full in
structions, sent on receipt of 10 rents.
Address, A. BURTON A CO., Morrisania,
Westchester Co., N. Y. 4
AGENTS
everywhere t sol lour new
.,,.,1 tin.-al l.'...l..llnM
WANTEDMiiu,il". "'"J for I)u
trated Circular, to the McKeu Manufac
turing Company, IMI Broadway, New
York. "4
Tin: I'.uti.oit omfaSiov.
Every Lady wants one !
Every Miui ought to have one ! t ' )
Sent on receipt of Ten Cunti. Address,
1.. F. HYDE Jt CO., Jlfe Seventh Avenue,
New York. . 4
UON.TON I I.IKT.tTtO MO.NAI.M,
Sent on ruccipt of ll.'i cts. Union print
ing and Publishing House, 30 Veaev St.,
N, Y. . ,'4 .
MMIE BI'.CKWITH tf0 Portable, FauTijy
1 Sew ing Machine, on 30 1-invs Trial ,
many advantages over ail. , Satisfy-lion
guaranteed, or :0 lefumJed.' Sent row
plrte, with full directions, lierkwith fc-uw-uig
Machine Co., hb'i Broadway, N. Y, 1
loll WORK iviat.lr MrruiiMl at ehiairrllee
' at rca.")Onsldo rates, .