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tyi:i)jiESI)AY NflRXINR, AlC II, 1871."
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i?" DGROUCJHOFKlCEnS. ,
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tf'-rrnn J. n. DAI.K.
nci7tm.ji-W. 1. MorolllioH, W. 11.
Harlan, 1'. D. Thomas, S. J. Woleott.Geo.
bovnril, T. It. Cobb.
Jnnticet of the. I'euee W. I. Morcilliolt,
I). S. Knox.
rjbnsMof (leo. Haslet. ' '
Si'hool lUrrrtorn'. D. Irwin, L W.
Tate. 11. O. Davis, IK H. Knx, S. J. Wnl
ott, L. I 1 Inekett.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICEI3.
pmhtryit fiittqeW. P. Jkwks.
' -1 smie lute JiiJcn J. A. 1'norKR
An-
tlRKW COOK,
. Sheriff T. J. Van Glumes.
yVMswrrr-FRsu. Glass kii.
l'rothonotary, Jicgister Jfreorffrr, f A
J. II. AONT.W.'
t'OMwn'usionrri Jacob Mbroilmoit, T.
D. COM.TSS, JoHW THOMPSON! '
)Uif .SitpermtenrfmtH. V. ROHRKR.
Jtitr!et Attorney W. W.Mawmi.
Jury Ctmriisumei Qeokok Siaoisa,
Wu. Pattkrhon. , ....
f Viwnry Uunwvor S.D, Irwiw. -t
hrowfi- .Toniah WfSAKs.
MVllliri -iHrfffOl'S WM. O.ARK, T. n.
Coon, L.' Wammku, . .
Member u Cuntres I9(A Vtstricl C. H.
CUBI'ls. - :
' AitrnMil -J. 15. IiAVrsn.
At TIONESTA STATION1, on ami after
Thursduv, July lOlh. 1873:
I .- KOVTH 1 ST CLASS.
Train 2 - ' - -
"' 24 - - - i . ":J P- "' :
... - 2ll IX AM. ' -
"Train Co - - ' i ' UM a.m...
. . ; " 6 . ' - - , - : 3t4 p. ni.
NORTH-lr f'l.AxS.
Tuiin 21 . - -' 10:20 n, in.
' 13 - - - folia p. m.
2d cu w.
Train 61 - - - ft.'6 a. in.
' . ,'.1 . - - i!:.12 p. in.
On tho Kivor Division '. e. frenn Oil City
. (.. Irvlneton, up the river Is North i down
the river, south.
LOCAL AND . MISCELLANEOUS.
' The .game law prohibits trout fifeli
in nflcr to-morrow until April next
The 83J Tn. Regiment will hold
itsnnnunl re-union in Conneiuitville
oa tlio 9th of September. Co. O. of
tlmt regiment was from this place, ami
we should not bo surprised if quito a
iia'inber of "the boys attend.
On the Nth inst. the steamer Wa
wnfsot, running on tho I'otomao river,
lietwecn Washington and Currimau,
took fire, and was totally destroyed
There were 130 passengers on board ;
it is estimated that between forty and
fifty wero lost. Tho Captain of tho
steamer was the last man ofT tho boat.
Col. Kcishiger and wife are in town
vUtinjr numerous friends. The Col
called upon us in our office, and gazed
upon the bccdo of his former labors
with visible emotion. As wo exchange
with him there was no chance of turn
ing his feelings to account. Tho Col.
Iius an office which is not surpassed by
any in that Congressional district.
The Demociacy of Pennsylvania
through its chairman, Sam. llandall,
Jius informed tho world again that ive
Hre in danger of becoming an empire,
mild that gross outrages have been per
petrated at the polls. It roust be so.
.Ham. aavA.su. What have we to do
but to sit right down and absjrb it
Sam won't perpetrate any outrages at
the polla next fall if he dies right
anviy.
.The "proposou" Constitution of
Pennsylvania as pasled secoud read
ing" in-the Constitutional Convention
covers sixtv larire printed paires. The
present Constitution covers sixteen
lagrs of Purdon'i Digest, of which at
least four are occupied wUk notes
leaving twelve pages as the size of the
present Constitution. . Tho proposed
instyient is therefore five times as long
as the old one. Country papera.general
ly, cannot find room for it, and as on
ly 3,000 copie in pamphlet form were
printed, wo do not seo how the public
is ever to find out what the proposed
Constitution really contains.
A fire occurred at Sivetleyville
. ou Sunday nijjht, but was quenched
before very much damage was done.
A (ire also happened ou Franklin
etreet, Titusville, ou Sunday morning
About three o'clock. Tho fire depart
mant was on hand promptly end prc
vntod the conflagration from spread
ing, and- soon conquered the flames.
A man uamed George Coburn, was
hurt by being struck with a chair
thrown by some one in the second sto
ry of the burding building. The loss
was fully covered by insurauce.
Mason &. Hamlin Organs for Rent,
with privilege of purchase for month
ly payment, to responsible parties.
The "Wbber" "riteck" aud ix
other makes of Pianos, also tho Smith
Organs and Estey Organs. Sheet
music aud Music liooki. Fivo years
guaranty on every instrument. Ad
dress J'M. Stoiiibergi-r A Co. Oil City
I'm 1 1-oin
While in Titusvillo on Saturday
Inst we had the pleasuro of meeting
ITon. John Fcrlig, Mayor of that city.
We wero surprised learn that the
Mayor was formerly a citizen of this
region, was raised, in fact, near Tylers
burg, and fui years run down the riv
er from here whenever m riic occurred.
The Mayor is a man who has risen
entirely by his own exertions, and
one with whom it is a real pleasure
to become acquainted. The citizens
of Titusvillo manifested their good
sense when they elected hirn for Mayor,
for there is not a man among llicru
who will do the office more honor.
Next Sunday Rev. Ueeser preach
es in the M. E, Church, morning' r.nd
evening. Sunday School in rresby
teriam Church at 9.30 A. M. "
The Roberts pavemcut is being
put down on several of the streets of
Titusville. . The work is being super
intended by the patenteo in person.
Henderson, of the Superior Lum
ber Co. Store is now absent on a short
sit to his home in Erookville. May
he have lots of pleasure aiul hurry
back.
Wm. Blum is having a new fence
put, in front of tho old Blum house,
now ; occupied by- Jno. Jlulings; an
improvement which has long been
needed. II. Schumaker is doing the
job., i . .. ..'.",,;. .. .'
The Savings Bank Building has
been improved by a fresh coat of painti
Dlastored on bv Alex. Henace. The
new paint is colored, whereas the old
was white, consequently tho change is
quite noticeable.
The workmen are building staging
from the bridge abutment on the oth-
or sido of the river to the first pier,
aud the work ot putting ou the iron
will bo commenced in a few days. Two
spans of the creek bridge are up, and
the lutt span will probably be put ou
next week.
A man whose uamo we have for
gotten, employed on tho Lacytown
bridge, had his hand badly crushed by
a stone fullinir upon it, one dav last
week. lie carries tho injured mem
bcr around iu a sling, and is very
careful of it. Tho hand is healing as
fast as is desirable.
Dr. Blaine has purchased tho lot
between tho Superior Lumber Co.
Store and Mcreilliott's office, and will
proceed to build a residence thereon
shortly. The lot is well located for
a gentleman of the Dr's profession,
and a nice homo can bo made there,
with very little trouble.
e received a communication
from Camp Meeting last evening
which was too late for publication as
wo go to press this morning. The let'
ter is rather interesting, and very well
written. We would advaiso tho writer
to condense his ideas a little and write
again, being sure to get his letters in
at least as early as Tuesday morning
To-day tho Democratic Legisla
tive Conferees of this district meet at
Fryburgh to take some more votes,
and if possible to nominate a candi
date for Assembly. Of courso the
'conferees on each side 'will do exactly
as they aro instructed, and we have
no idea that there will bo any money
used to change anybody's .vote, and
don't believe it would win with any of
the Forest Delegates auy way.
Tho citizens corps of Titusville;
has gone into camp at Bsmus Point,
ou Chautauqua Lako. The list of
members of the organization in camp
on Monday morning footed up twenty
ono officers ani twenty-six privates
Thai corps- is well officered, at any
rate. It may lack all the rest of the
requisite qualities to make up a ser
-
vicable company, but they have offi
cers enough, in all conscience.
A chap who loved benzine "not
wisely, but too well," kicked up a rum
pus in our place on Saturday last. He
was so ferocious that ho had to be
roughly handled before he was finally
deposited in tho hostile. He was short
ly after taken before the burgess, fiued
$3 aud discharged. We hope this will
prove a warning to the young man
and that he will err no more iu that
direction.
James Foues, at tho American
Drug Store has concluded to go into
the news business, and has now ou
hands the Chimney Corner ; Saturday
Night; N. Y. Ledger; N. Y. Weekly;
Wuverly, aud Ballou's Magaiine. He
has sent for the Firesido Corapauion;
Harpers' Weekly; Harpers' Bazar;
Hearth and Home, and Danbury News.
He will udd other papers as they are
culled for. Wo havo uu doubt but
this will pay, in it certainly thould.
Yesterday afternoon an accident
happened on the Valley Road about
four miles below Scrubgras.). A pass
enger train was going over a trestle,
which gave way, and providentially
only three persons were hurt, none of
them severely. The Derrick is glory
ing ia the ill fortune or mismanage
ment of the road. One of the head
ings of tho account of the accident is
"Tho Road that can't bear Criticism
nor Passenger Trains." It also calls
that road "Death's Favorite Route."
Reason, Phillips took up passes and
had a drawback on courtesies hereto
fore extended to tho Derrick. We
don't know whether Bishop's criticisms
were always correct, but we do know
tlmt there are altogether too many
accidents on that road.
Tho Titusville Herald says that
tho bell of St. Paul's is at last hung
iu its final homo in the steeple of the
church. It was raised U position yes
terday afternoon and set by Mf. Zittcl,
the contractor of the church with the
aid of David Foster's capstan and pul
leys. The bell bears on ono side the
inscription: "Vivos: Voco, Moriuot
pldnno,fvlgurafrango, Concordia. This
bell was cast from a caunon named Le
Muuvais. Presented by the Emperor
William First, to the St. Paul's Re
formed Church, Titusville, Penn., A
D. 1873." On the opposite sido is
Mencely AKimberiy, founders, Troy,
N. Y." After the bell was hung it
was rung to get the effect and test the
machinery. The sound is unusually
rich aud clear. It will not be rung
again until after the dedication of the
church, which takes place on the 17th
of this month.
oi mis moiun.
On Saturdayfst, as tho moruiug
train northward Stopped at Hickory
Station, a fine buck was discovered
swiming the river, having probably
been scared in by some wandering dog,
Iu an instant the platforms were full
and every wiudow on the river side of
the train, contained two heads. If the
cars hadn't been heavy they would
have tipped over. lho cleer was
watched with breathless interest uutil
he Btruck the land, and with a few
swift and graceful leaps disappeared
in the woods. Time was when these
sisihts wero not rare on the river, but
they are now, on account of the law
against hounding. .
On Monday Col. ReisingJr wen
up aud fished lubbs Kun, coming
home in the evening with a large
strinir of trout. Ho didn't fish the
labt three miles, as the sun disappeared
before he had time. So he went bac
to finish that threo miles yesterday
taking G. G. Butterficld along with
him. so as to get them all. When
they came back ono took each side o
the street, so they would havo room fo
their trout. Those strings on Tues
day evening wero enormous.
Colileu and Hllrrr Jelly Ckr.
Golden Cake Take tho yolks of
eight eggs, well beaten, add one cup
white sugar, one-half cup of butter
one-half cup'of sweet milk, and one
aud three-quarters cups of flour, hav
ing in it one-half measure of Banner
Baking Powder.
Silver Cake lake one-halt cup
butter, two cups white sugar, three
quarter cups of sweet milk ! flavor to
taste; then add the whites of eigh
eggs, well beaten, and three cups of
flour, having in it one measure Ban
ner Baking Powder.
Each cau of the Banuer Bakin
Powder contains a small measure, to
be used even full, according to printed
directions. If you cannot obtain this
really valuable article from your gro
cer, send twenty-five cents by mail
addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
P. O. Lock Box, 317, Pittsburgh, Pa
and you will receive, postage paid, a
quarter pound package together with
a list of fifty valuable Rocipes.
Robinson & Bonner have glass
fruit jars, tin fruit cans aud sealing
wax. The Pearl Self Sealing Jar,
sold by them is the best jar made. 17tf
For Sale. OueTen Horse Engine
aud Boiler. For sale cheap or will
trade for a good team of horses or
young Cattle. C. L. IUnna,
Agent Hickory Farm OH Co.,
West Hickory, Pa.
Marriago Certificates, blank
Deeds, Leasts, Warrauts, Subpoenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants aud
Informations, for sale at thin office, tf
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's resideuco can be bought
cheap, on loDg time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. If.
Ballou's Magazine, a universal !
favorite with all classes of society, rich
and poor, is issued for September, and
a rare number it is, brim full of genu
ine matter such as interests all readers.
It has a nice whaleman's story, telling
of adventure in tho arctic regions
(which was crowded out of the August
number), and a well-written sketch
about newspaper reporters, contributed
by one of that UBeful profession, the
celebrated M. Quad of the Detroit
Free Press, a most promising young
writer, who served through the war as
a soldier, has passed many months in
the IndiaD country as a trapper and
hunter, and now acts as editor. The
other reading matter in this number is
of an interesting nature. Thomes &
Talbot, 3G Brom field Street, Boston.
Terms 81.50 per annum.
Carrier Seminary.
The Fall term of Carrior Seminary
will commence on Monday, September
first. Tho Faculty comprise a full
corps of teachers of great experience
and well qualified to meet the wants
of the public
By order of Trustees,
John Keatley, Treat.
Clariou, Pa., Aug. 6, 1873.
STOCK FOR SALE.
T. J. Payne, having finished logging
for the season, has for sale eight (8)
horses and two (2) pairs of oxen. They
will be sold cheap. Apply at Payne's
Mill, near Newmanvillo. tf.
The best stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry aud Silverware iu
Oil City cau be found at J. Wolf's,
Centre St. Particular attention paid
the repairing of fine Watches. Or
tiers by mail promptly attended to.
39-ly. .
Robinson & Bonner receive Flour
and Salt by the Car Load, at a great
saving in Freights, aud givo custom
ers the benefit. tf.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated ou
Maple Creek, near Claringtoti, this
county, are for sale at a batgain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on tho Clarion
River, and would be a fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can bo seen by apply
ing to the editor of this papor.
Job Printing.
Do you want posters?
Do you want hand-bills ?
' Do you want business cards ?
Do you want a neat bill head ?
Do you want a tasty letter head ?
Do you want a nice visiting card ?
If so. leave your brders at the Re
publican office where.they will be exe
cuted iu the neatest stylo and on most
reasonable terms.
The colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner ljf74;
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. By con
suiting the address label every subscri
bcr can tell how his account stands,
Our accounts co back no further
than the 1st of January, '73, tho ac
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm. The old sub
scription book is yet in ouj hands, and
our receipts will be recognized by the
old firm. tf.
The lightest ruuning Machiuo in
the world is the G rover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so.
and he knows. 46 ly
The Queen Clothes Wringer. Best
out, at Robinson & Bosner's,
Lawren.ce House,
TMONESTA. PA.. G. O. BUTTER
-L FIELD, Pbopbiktor. Thin Iioub
is centrally locatod. Everything new and
well furnixhed Buiierior accommoda
tions and strict attention given to gueBtN.
Vogetubioa and FrulU of all kind nerved
in their toa-son. (Sample room for Com
mercial Agents.
THE VERY BEST PLAN
By which you can obtain Lite. Insurance
ia the Low Premium, All Cash, Stock plan.
It furnwhea tho largest amount of insur
ance for a given aum of money. Tho con
tract la plain and definite, without compli
cation, mystery, or uncertainty. The pol
icy is always worth iu face, the premium
never increaxea. It la the moat satisfactory
and economical plan for the Insurant.
This Tuavklkiw Immuuamci Company,
of Hart lord. Conn., grants Life Insuranco
upon tliia excellent plan. Its security ia
uunuostioncd. Apply to any Agent, or
send for a Circular. 15-4t
CJUBSCKIUU fur tho Forest He pu 1,1 icon
U1U
i ill pay.
fllLLIAHSrORT DKIMSOU SEMINARY,
WILI.TAMSPOItT, PA.
For both hcxch. Establinhed 25 years.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
In pverv Department of Culture Smh1 for
Catalogue. Arrango enrljr for rooms.
Fall term bcRina Aug 2stli.
w. lke sroTTSWoon. n. t.,
15-Gt I'lesideiil.
NEW BILLIARD ROOMS!
ADJOININO the TlonoHta Honso, at tho
mouth of Tionosta Crook. The tables
and room are now, and everything kept In
order. To lovers of tho jtmc a cordial
invitation Is extended to romo ana piny
in tho new room. M. ITT Eli, rrop'r.
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS;
; ' RUBBER GOODS,
t-
AT
ii. a. Tixurii & cos
CENTRK STltr.KT, OIL CITY, PA.
'. . : ' '
We have nn immense assortment of tho
abovo poods In every alyle and quality
imaginable, oh for Instance :
H inch Two-ply IV-lting.
1! inch Two-plv Heltinn.
21 inch Two-ply Bolting.
2 inch Three-ply Bolting.
2J Ineh Threo,-ply Belting.
3 inch Three-ply Beltinf;.
3J Ineh Throe-ply Belting.
4 inch Threo-ply Belting.
5 Inch Throe-ply belting.
6 ineh Throe-ply Bolting.
7 inch Throe-ply Bolting.
8 Inch Fonr-ply Bolting.
(1 ineh Four-ply Belting.
10 inch Four-ply Bolting.
VI ineh Four-ply Belting-
FItE-PLY AND KNDLESS BELTS
TO ORDER ON SHOUT NOTICE.
Wo garentee Hati.sfaetion in every in
stance. Wo lire headquarter for tho
alovo goods.
H. G. TINKER & CO.
The "Awodcfttt"
'it
DRUGSTORE!
Jas. H. Fones, Proprietor,
(at the old stand of Forest Co. Drug Store)
ELM STREET, ' - Tionesta, Ta
Tl AVING nurchasod tho entiro stock o
II tho Forest County Drug (Store, 1 have
chnugnd the name to tho "American, ana
put iu an entire now stock of
D E (JGrS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, &C
LIQUORS, For Medical we ONLY
White Lead, perfectly pure, aold much
cneaper man rormeriy.
AIho all kinds of Oils, Kcrosono, Tur
peutino, Benin no, Toilet Articled, Per
lumcrios, vc., lor sale eneap.
Iain agent for the .
PERKINS & HOUSE
NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMP,
The onlv SAFE LAMP made, will burn
all kinds of oil with perfect safety, being
all Melul it cuii not break, laid so constuct-
ed it cannot explode.
THE SODA FOUNTAIN
Is constantly charged and Iced, and will be
served ui In the best manner. Call aud
seo me. JAS. II. FON KS
THE BOOT & SHOE STORE
NE. STEVENS. Proprietor. Parties
iu want of FINE Iloota and Shoes will
always find a good assortment atHtevoiiN'.
When you call, just say "From Tionesta"
and vou will be liberally dealt with.
6-lim N. E. STEVENS.
NOTICE
CommissIokkuh' Okkk-k, Foukst Co., t
Tionesta, May 1, 1873. J
Notice Is hereby givon that the bridge
across Tionesta Creek near its mouth will
be removed by the luth inst, and the Creek
will be obstructed for sixty dava thereaf
ter in the erection of a new bridge te. All
persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
Bv order of tho CountyConimissioners.
I). W. CLARK, Clerk.
TIIUNUIV lil,A!STil! TlU n.
An Important Invention. It retains tho
Rupture at all times, aud under the hard,
est exercise or severest strain. It ia worn
with com lor t, and if kept on night and
dav, eltecta a permanent cure in lew
weeks. Sold clump, and sent by Mail
when requested, circulars fre, when tr
dered by ltUir sunt to Tho F.iustio Truss
t'o., No. o&3 Broadway, N. Y. I'ity. No
body uses Metal Spring Trusses; loo
paifil'ul; they flip oil' loo fwiucnllr. 4
mmm
'YOU ASK! I'LL TELL !'
The New DEPARTURES Book.
Agculs Wanted, l:slasivn territory iriv-
ii. Iho iHHik will sell ilsell. l iiihnr.
Mother, Sister.' Brother, MiimtiT, M"r-
Imnt. MiMiutHOliii-or. runner. Minor,
Mnriner, and Yiwriflt all want il. Tiirhr
li Moxfy IX it. St ud for a Circular.
11 RSTKRM A N A AVF.irsTKli. o0 North
th St., Philadelphia, T1. '
TELEGRAPHY.-'
V nocesnarv iMrt i every iierii t olnea
tkm in this advanced litre Is tho art of Tcle-
(traphinc. Apply to the undersigned lor
Smith' Manual "of Tolefrrupliy, lho host
work published on this aubievl. Price,
30 ctH. Alco for every description of Tele
graphic Instrnoniont and IJatteryj Nilrr,
Iiromio uattcry lor fiectropi;uin. i..
iii.ijim).i tx i ., n ucy oi., ao
York
JUST
RECEIVED
AT, THE. ' , .
PEOPLE'S STORE.' .,
OF " ' I- ' "
HILBRONNER&CO,
A Fresh Stock of
SPRING & SUMMER
GOOD S .
Cloths,. '
Hats,
Cap,
ISootf?,.
Shoes,
Hosiery
G loves,"
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
0
UNDERWEAR, EMBROIDER
HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS, .
LACES, IuCE OODS,
BUTTONS, BRAIDS,
TAPES AND
NOTIONS OF ALL KHMDS,
SILK GOODS, BLACK, FANCY SILKS,
A full lino of
ARPETS:
RAO,
BRUSSELS,
HEMP,
INGRAIN,
.V .,
ALSO
MILLINERY
AN DSTRAW GOODS,
II ATS, BONNETS, VELVETS,
VELVETEEN, RIBBONS, FRAMES,
ORNAMENTS, AC, AC, AT
EASTERN PRICES.
We are prepared to, pay ihe highest prloo
for
w O O li,
siji;i.i-i'i:mh & uiiiL.fi,
Of all kinds, either in MONET or Oeods.
We have iuour employ a FIRST-CLAM
TAILOR, and keep constantly on hand
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS, of bsst qiulity
and latest designs, whleh he will make op
iu a workman-llko manner and latwt
stylos. Good fits guaranteed or no sal.
A good and complete stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Always on hand.
SIL VER-PL A TED WARE A SD
JLWELHY .
Of very superior qnality and latest de
signs. illLBRONNERAACO.
3iNly
" "WAGES
EHt all who are willing to work. Any
lersnn, old or young, of either sex, oau
make from $10 to rVW per week, ut homo
dny or evening. Wanted by all. Suita
ble to either City or Country, aud any sea
son of tho year. This is a rare opportuni
ty for tlioso who are out of work, ami out
o'f niouoy to makesn independent livin.
Nn capital being required. Our pttmplet,
"How to make a living," giving full in
structions, sent on receipt of 10 cents.
Address, A. BURTON it CO., Morrisauia,
Wetilcliestor Co., N. Y. 4
A flT'TTTi everywhere to sell our new
jVLi.,ianil novel Embroidering
WANTEDMathi"e wuA ,or lllu"
trated Circular, to tho McKoo Manufac
turing Company, ao'J Kroadwav, New
York. 4
TIIK lAHI.OIt O tH'AMON.
Every Lady wants one !
Every Mail ought to have ono ! !
Sunt on receipt of 'J en Cents. Address,
L. F. HYDE A CO., 1U0 Seventh Avntiuo,
New York. 4
' UON-TON Kl.lltTATION MtiXAI.M,
Sent on receipt of 25 els. Unique Print
ing und Publishing House, 3(i Vesey St.,
N. Y. 4.
riMIE BECK WITH frIO Pi.rtuhlo Family
X Sewing Machine, on M Days Trml ;
many advantages over all. Satisfaction
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