No such a thinir. Mr. FoM-vour hands the world owes you not a sin gle cent! You have done nothing .these twenty years but consume the products earned by tho sweat of an other man s brows. "Yon have ate, drunk and slept what VIIT-II f Why, eat and drink and sleep again." And this is the sum total of your mo ana tne world owes you a living! What have you for it f What Tamil in distress have you benefitted f What products have yon created? What miseries have you alleviated ? What errors have you removed T What arts t - . . . . nave you peneciea I 1 ne world owes you a living I Idle man,never was there a more absurd idea 1 You have been a tax a sponge upon the world ever since you came into it. It is your creditor to a vast amount. Your lia bilities are immense, your assets are nothing, and you say the world is ow ing you. Oo to I The amount in which you stand in debt to the world is more than you will ever have power to liquidate. You owe the world for the work of your strong arms, and all the kill in work they might have gained ; you owe the world the labor of that brain of yours, sympathy of that heart, the energies of your being ; vou owe ua woria me wnoie moral and in tellectual capabilities of a man! Awake, then, from the dreamy, do nothing slotbfulness in which you live, and let us no longer hear the false as sertion that the world is owing you, until yoa have done something to sat isfy the just demand to which we have referred. Old farmer Pettingill went into the house one day, and caught John, the hired man, hugging Mrs. P. The farmer said nothing, and went - 4 " 1 .1 J. 1 1 out into ine neia. After dinner h wsnttwl Jnlm fn something, but John was not to be found. He went at last into John's room. wnere tne letter was on his knees pack ing his trunk. "What's the matter, John?" said P "Oh. nnthinir " said .Tnhn v "What are you packing your trunk "I'm eoinir away." "Going away I What are you going away mr "Oh, you know," answered John, "No, T don't know," rejoined P., come, give me reason oi you sudden J S . - fi ueaire to go away. "Well." mfipklv ansvnnul -TMin "you know what you caught me doing this foreneon." "Oh, pshaw." lauched P.. "do not be foolish. If you and me can't hug me uiu woman enougn, i n nire anotb er man." Alexander T. RtAunrf - . wj ! .1 V UWO started on a trip to Europe (and who jb now geiiing ioo i rattier elderly Tnan mala Vm will k XT York. It appears that he is worth $100,000,000! One hundred millions ! HOW manv Of the. nipVit nr ton men of Europe surpass that gigantic ugure r Ana yet, Here in this "new world" we have Vanderbilt who equals ii, auu .asto r, proDaDiy, also. The natent chnrn is ilia lots. itm a, - .v vaaw WUBJ WiUA creator yet produced in the boundless West. A little oirl in Town v.i ra. cently caught in the gearing of one of thaaa imnlammta .... l. .. - u . v .utjuuuivuua, miu CI O BUD CUU1U be rescued looked as if she had been spanked with a curry-comb. A Detroit hotel-keeper was so angry with a man who sent him a circular advertising a KoI.knr n " VANllUluaHff that he knocked him down and bit off a portion or bis ear. The latest instance afforded by a fond mother of her Son's cleverness ia said son's correcting her for saying he kim uiru ju.b saia tne airt was all over him. Now put your bait on the treacher ous hook, and cast it in the shady brook, for when the sun fish sees it squirm, he'll surely go for that angle worm. One profession, says Punch, is safe from the invasion of woman. She may enter the army, but it is impossi ble that she can man the navy. They have, as vet, had no cholera in St Louis, but a large number of peo iJe, old and young, have died from cholera infantum 1 Sucker State. The reason why young ladies are so anxious to get husbands is because every woman is amiss until she is mar ried. ' Thought means life, since those who do not think do not live in any high or real sense. Thinking makes the man. Every man must be alone in the world. No heart was ever cast in the same mould, as that which we bear with .fv: It was 8 long ago as the Fourth of July that Jones abked for the shoe horn to pat on his hat with. An Ohio reporter, desperate for an item, has given the world the avoirdu poii of the Grand Jury. Reports from all nsrts nf IT.n... indicate a large crop, and oats and corn will be light A Western paper heads a discrip tion of a bride's troussean "Duds." A circuit court The longest way home from the singing-school. Ijitooli Morcnn'a Hon sa.:poi,io I a substitute for Soap for all Household purposes, except wanning clot lion. SAJPOLIO for Cleaning your Houaa will save the lalmr of one cleaner. Wive its trial. for Windows la better than Whiting or Water. No remov ing curtains anil carpets. SAPOLIO cleans raint and Wood, In fact the entire houao, batter than Koap. No slopping. Saves la bor. Yon can't afford to be without It, SAPOLIO for Scouring Knives la batter and cleaner than Bath Brick. Will not scratch. SAPOLIO la batter than Soap and Sand for polishing Tinware. Brlght ena without scratching. SAPOLIO Polishes all Brass and Copper utensil bettor than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone. SAPOLIO for Washing Diane and Glass ware Is invaluable. Cheaper than Soap. SAPOLIO removes Stains from Marble Mantles, Tables and Statuary, from Hard-finished Walls, and irom i nina ana forcelsln. SAPOTTfl remores Stains and Urease from Carpeta and other woven fabrics. Thar, la ni ina aa-tltl Www i.n. .1 a n. - - mw wuv v.vt.v n-uwwM HIM WUi do so many kinds of work and do it m WWU Wm DwUUUVi A I V lb. HAND S.A.I? O LIO a new and wonderfully effec tive Tiolet Soap, having no equal In this country or abroad. HAND s .A. POLIO" as an article for the Bath, will "reach the foundation" of all dirt, opena the pores and rives a healthy action and brilliant tint to the skin. HAND s .A. POLKT Cleanses and Beautifies the Skin, Instantly removing any stain or blemish from both hands snd lace. HAND SAPOLIO- is without a rival in the world for curingorpreyentins;ronirh nsss and chapping of either bands or face. HAND SAPOLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink Stains and Grease ; for workers in Machine Shops, Mines, Ac., is invaluable. For making the Skin White and Soft, and Riving to It a "bloom ofbeauty," itis unsurpassed by any Cosmetic known. HAND SAPOLIO costs 10 to IS cents per cake, and everybody should have it. You will like it. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS. Buy it of your merchant if ha has It or will procure it for you. If not, then writ tor our Pamphlet, "All about 8apoUo." and it will be mailed free. TCnocH Moriran'a Sons, 20 PARK PLACE. N. Y. eow. July PENNSYLVANIA CEN- TRAL RAILROAD ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the Union Depot, comer of Washinton and Liberty street, as follows AKKI V R. Mall Train, 1.30 a m j Fast Line, 1X13 a ii w mi afnTiimrtfiaiiAii aiA i m Wall'i accommodation No S, 8.55 a m Cin cinnati express 9.20 a m ; Johnstown a ivimmnd ut.inn IflAA m TtlwiF. fiommnHntinn Na 1 7 An n m lii.kH...L f t -a iimuui at express i.ao p m; racmc express 1.50 p m ; nuinonouu Bucoiiimouauon no I, V.oo p m; "o wwiuuiuuftuun rioa, o.oo p m; Brillton imnmmnHflHAn Ta Q 1 1A . ----- - j i it ajr Movugor lu.u u m. Kontharn rrnrgam 'n m m DBAia - f rmn a.w a in ; v ail s accommoaatlon rio , 6.80a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; Brinton s aooommodation 1J.20 a m : Braddock's ae commodation Nn 1. fi in n m rinolnn.il express 1X85 p m t Wall's aooommodation jn ii.si a m ; Johnstown accommodation 4.05 p m Homewood aocommodation No 1, 8.60 p m; Philadelphia express 3.50 p m; Wall .('(Vim lt ii-ir. Va tt n I 1 1 ' ...... ..mi. A. .11, wi mxi m accommodation No 4, 0.05 p m ; Fsst Line i.w p m; wail s not, li.ou p m. Tho nhilrah TVatna Wall'. Ct.tU. burgh at 10.05 a. m. Returning leave Pitts burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wall's W1U1I l ,1V p. 111. Cincinnati express leaves daily. South em express daily except Monday. All oth er Trains daily, except Sunday. rur,iuriuiT iniormacion apiv to Tlia PAnnavlv.nl. 1 u i 1 'r1. . ... - i - " ....... m".. uvuiuojij will not assume any Risk for Bafrgage ex- ir rv eanng jvpparei, ana nnui their rsponsibility to One Hundred Dollai a val ... in i . . . ,. . uo. jvii unKKags exceeaing mat a ount in vaiue win do at tne risk or tne ;ner unless taken by special contract. A. J. CAMS A I Wencral Saperlntendeat, Alteon a Pa. PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y. ON AND AFTER Monday, June 6, 1871, Trains will run as folio w i ' TRAINS NORTHWARD. No. 2. No. 4. 8.36 p m 8.28 " 8.18 8.10 2.60 Oleo polls, 10.25 a m 10.8S " 10.80 " 10.24 " rienneu. Woods Prathnrs Mill Pi thole City 11.0S TRAINS SOUTHWARD. BTATfONa kJ.. f No. 8. Pllhula i'ltv a'jn " . civ a m Prathers Mill 8.48 " i.2 p m 1.48 " 1.68 2.02 " woods 8.58 " Bennett o iio Oleopelis 9.18 " 2.14 All Trains make close connections at Oleopolis with trains on the Oil Creek Allegheny River Hallway, North and South. Two Lines of Stagae run daily between Pithole City, Miller Farm and Pletutant vlllo, makingoonneotion witharrivlngaud departing Trains. J, T. BLA1K, II. WICKHAM, Sun t. Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Vn. tJ- If w xo.waier street, . . GENERAL STEIN WAY A BON8, CIIICKERINO A SONS, AND IHK PIANO As well as several other makes. Also "OaSTI-TEID STATES 00-A2sTS, A N I SHEET MTTSTn nnntra u i C , VkJ' uu everyinmg in the iMUJSIU LINE, wh ch will bt furnished at the very lowest nri.. t,CA r. ' wu" wl,i WING AND SO N , TIII3 AMERICAX PIANO, 417 BROOME STREET, N". Y. uisrsuiRiPASsiE-n First ii r- . . CA,"ulM:u irricea low lor tba QUAlitr Ur priCM allowtd for (Wonr1.Kai.1 Tn.i,.,.H. t-.i 4uu.j xrgo . aue.iumcUM IU iZCIiaDgV. xrom jar. iMward Hoffman, tht celebrated Pianttt. I Conicisntional Kail aw a l,.t n: cent Instrument ' From the "Independent" Tka A : TV 11 ... f lma" aeseryediy """Pon,118 wtd for nnoccupiea territory.- Send for circulars . n invj g, qvjx, A. BAT JD-WIIT, QUXS, REVOLTEIW, iD ALL klHDS OP SPORTING AND FISHING TACKLE, POCKKT CUTLEKT, SCISSOSS, rfC, c. fTTBAGOO AND CIGARS. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER AMD WARRANTS D. Repairing Looks and Fitting Keys A IPIOIALTY. REPAIRING IN ALL. BKANCBKES NBATLT AND PROMPTLT COME. TIDIOUTB, PA. BEST THING IN THE WEST. Atchison, Topekaft Santa Fe. R. R. THREE MILLION ACRES Seated In and near the Arkansas Valley, the Finest Portion of Kansas t Eleven years' Credit Seven per Cent. interest. 21 i-i percent, reduction to settlers who improve. FREE PASS TO LARD BUYERS ! THE FACTS about this Grant are Ixiw Prices, Long Credit, and a Rebate ta set tlers of nearly one-fourth a Rich Soil and npenaia Climate 1 snort and mild Winters; eaily planting, and no wintering of Stock; plenty of Rainfall, and lust at the riirht season t uosj, Bione and Brick on the line; C'hoap Ratea ou Lumber, Coal, Ac.; no lanoa owned Dy Speculator: Moinestoad and Pre-emptions now abundant ; a tirst- piasa Railroad on the line of a great '1 nrougn Itouto; Products will nav for Laud and Iuiprovemonts. It is the best opportunity ever offered to the public tlirouich the reoent completion of the Road. For Circulars and general inforrnstlon, addresa A. E. TOUZALIN, Manager I.nd Dep't, -2ni, Topeka,Kan. D. W. CLARK, Agent, Tlonesta, Pa. BOOKKEEPING MADE EASY. Every clerk mrl mAnhnnl nmi Insm t ..aa WuffaJo"?!1 V. We' U ' tiou,Ji"S Uryn! J..:.", .',J ei vi v sy q MeadyiUe.Pa. AGENT FOR AVM. B. BRADBURY FORTES, the . "U " "' TU1 a WM' ""W become very popular Instrument i jiroome St., N. 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The two volumes contain over forty lieaiitihil Walt son, worth at laat fUS in deriniFA VO III TR !'l Ji dealers be particular to ask for Pki kkh' r,'"u or OTKAUTM' YVALTSKH, as Jt is the only correct and complete edition. Ad. dress JX.PKTKKS 1 1 r j rprvcj Music Pllliliuhnr V A I . A1. b'M liroadwsy, New Y"rk, fiuy, lit. ViHECtPjTTFnt nf IO directie, and lm.io kmf oawrl). pionutoa their boo. f aat dMlmrad bt wimersl patam ar iSt aMMia, sad tb Tital erxaa aaMtd s7aaa lb pomt f npair. Dr.p.p.la r Tar1lraloa. HaMkcka, Pahi Is lb blioill.rs, Crotha, TithtaM. of th. ChnLDia aiaaai, Smr Kract.tK'aa nf tb. Sinmnch, Has T.Ma la th Moalh, Bilioat Anack, P.lpioHoa f lb -H'.rt, InCmauirioa of th t-"t , Pain in 'K. raiions - at th. Kiihwri, ad a handrail oumt pamM rrmatoma. ar tb ofhprint of DrW" h h.i no equal, and an botil will prert Ittlar aaapr snSMof it. mHi. ihia Irnirlhy adTtrliaaaMat. ., . r.aaal Cemplalata, ia Ton. or skL Marmd or ainsla, at lh daaa of woaiaakool ar taat tarn of lira, thM Tonle Bitten airplay to datidwl aa rrifluaac thai s awkd iaprmoual i am Mrws tibla. laMaaamatory a ad Chraml Hkts. Saatl.aa and Goat, BUiona, Rnaiit.al aad lata, pnitnmt Fmn, Dianiaaef th Blood, Lirar, Kida.nl ad Bladdar, thM Diltara bar a q.l. Saab L aaaa aracaaaid by Vitiatad Blood, ali.ca h taaaraU prnrtocid by amnaanl of th. DirntlT Uraaa. hoy su-a si Uaatla rarajatlTa a. wall aa a Taaila, poawaaint ajao tha pmiiar anril af actios aa powerful arrnt ia nurnng ContaMia or iaaaaa- ifamiiiha I..M.B.UI 1 . 1 . . I i t. i Iw, Sblm TU...... .1 . w m- - roiHiim i, aaar rrboani. Blolcbaa, Soou. PimnlM. b ...... iuu sadaa, Rina-awai,7Scald-Hd, SoniErM. Krp. i..ii viwjmniiimn in. a kim, noatota ad Diataan of th Skin, of whatarar aaa or aMara, ryi iicn, ocarm, lsoiorationof th. Slun. Hi ara itnmirr our ap and camod ont of th iTMoni ia a abort tima or th. aa of tbm Bittan dratafal Tamtadi praclalai Vtaasa Bra Tas th stoat amadwtal laTigoraal that rr aarHl.ad th. smkrnf rntara. J WAUt ft. Prop V ft. H. MCDONALD A OO.. InixMM aod On. Ajla, Saa Franriao. (al. aad our. of Waabinstoo and Charltoo Sta., Nav York. SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS AND DIALS. Oil.CrcelL&AIlcglicny UivcrUy ON ASD AFTER Mosday Jos A lgTi. Trains wUl run aa follows i otrrAwAmo tbaiks. STATIONS: 1st aase, JJ Olasax 2 6 JO 14 am. a. m. p. m. a. iu. a. na. Corry IS 11 oo SO a 00 Spartansburg 6 12 11 SS 8 34 t Id Ulvnden M 11 47 S IT S S lenireTiue 7(H IIU 114 tad Tryonville T IS 11 OS ii t fa) T 25 13 15 7 10 11 4 7 S5 13 35 7 35 11 SO Hydetown AR Tituavills i Miller Farm SliafTer Pioneer AM Pet Centre nu Columbia 7 43 13 45 7 40 7 OS 10 3S t IS II M Willi 7 30 It M 7 40 It 4 7 M 1 SO 8 02 10 S 07 17 1 OS 1 IS 35 1 U S 28 35 1 38 1 S5 1 aa 8 SO 8 SS 8 10 8 30 8 SO 8 40 0 00 05 f 30 1 58 1 10 a so 1 ali a so 8 00 8 8 40 4 30 Tarr Farm 8 40 8 43 Kynd Farm Rouseville McClintock al Oil CTty na S 4 1 44 8 60 o oo iu a fie 8 M 9 10 1 68 3 05 00 8 18 0 15 45 3 10 3 M 3 40 10 IS 11 10 Oleopolis rjigie ilora I'rosident Tioneata 0 50 II Hum 0 ft 12 A n u u u 10 23 S It 13 SO i ST 10 44 3 83 lMaJU Hickory Trunkeyvilla 10 64 3 41 I aa s aa llOIOUlo 11 11 S 58 3 34 7 10 Irvincton 12 01 4 40 IN IS) ADDITIONAL SrcoHD-CI.AM ta A1NS SOUTH. mo. in. inusviiie z,io p. ni.: Millar 3 tOt Pioneer .1 i- P..t I'.ntm ... .- V.J 1,15; 'larr l arm 4,2.1: Ilvnd Farm 4.S7 1 lloiiKeTi!le4,.V; Oil City 6,M. No. S Corry 0,15 a. in.; Tilnsvills S.tOi M lllar hurni O Par f..... n au. it.i.' bla 10,13; Tarr rarm 0,18; Ilvnd Farm liousoville 10.S6; Oil City 11 00. . ."-i 1Vt c,"tr8 1-28 P. m.; t'clumkka 1,60; Tarr Faun 2,05- Rynd Farm 3 Itt llouseville 2.i ; Oil City 4,00. Nn. ?i lil( li k ia . . rw . - va w t V aa ju . j a"LI D S 7,25, Tionesta ",54 ; Trunkevvllls 10 It Tidioute 11.11. HOBTnWAHD TBAlaa. STATIONS: 1st Class. 3d Clas 1 It a m p. m. p. m. a.m. a. m. 12 4ft IN t 00 7 4 1 28 6 47 7 20 t 00 I 45 8 Of 8 06 10 U 1 M lt;S 30 10 44 3 14 0 84 8 45 II 40 3 85 IS 55 SO It 31 3 SS ( 59 SS It tt 3 47 7 08 10 Oi 1 OS 8 15 7 tt 10 ii 1 tt Irvlneton Tlilinnta Trunkeyville Hickory Tionesta President Kafr'e Rock Oleopolis a a Oil City DK McClintock RouseTilla Rvnd Farm 00 8 20 7 40 11 M 0 IS t0 ii 7 55 11 M 8 10 8 85 7 60 11 00 0 20 (.1 40 8 04 13 20 a i a 30 3 M a to a tt 8 10 a 8 88 8 46 4 IS 4 i M Tsrr Farm O v ,1 B IU II IH Columbia AS. 0 29 0 84 3 40 8.65 8 14 13 48 8 II 1 04 Pet Centre Da Pioneer 8 88 8 60 8 3S l as I 45 t 00 a is 8 4i 8 08 8 30 8 W 4 10 4 80 4 50 0 42 4 08 8 SO Rhaffer Miller Farm AO Titusville pa Hydetown Tryonvilla f entravllla 0 63 14 15 8 40 o oa s w n 44 P 15 4 40 0 05 7 85 7 44 7 67 4 45 4 65 6 08 S 10 0 SO 19 84 (9 48 8 05 5 17 Glvnden (8 14 5 27 9 60 Hpartauaburg 8 24 i 88 10 03 J 9N Q IU U 31 6 50 ADDITIONAL SKCOMD-tXABSTBAII'S-NOaVU MO. IA Oil f'lt Kt . . . D in . . ; -r .: -y a'uoTine .Hy, Tarr Farm 7.40; Coluuabia 7.56: Pet Centra Kin- 1I,. a ja. inn..1 . ... .. .wmvw o.w Minor v,sa Titusville 9.65. o. 7 Titusville O.OO a. m. Corry ll.as. Nn. II nn rir ii .in . ... . . TT ---- - - . . ' J a. 111., .ounSTlll II. e&l Kvnil V. v... 11 r.u. T . . .... Columbia 12,10; Pet Centre 12.20: Allllaa 1.2.S; Titusville g.00; Corry 4.42 p. m. .J'!' IidiuUi 12.4.5p.m.; Trunkey ville 1.4.1; Tinnn.1. 1 ii. u. City 6.20. ' """ ! a.Ii" do not BtoP- (1) 8toP on signal (;) 8top for meals. Trains 5, 8, 21 and 22 run dally i all ohher- truins daily except Sundays. oi. 1,7 . v " ' xprsoai iroin, Titusvillo to Corry. OIL.VKH rALArR SLEKPIMO CAR TB AIRS. Nil. d llirtt..! rVnm ll.il..lAl..l.l ... - - ..w iivui . luiwiviuiu yiiainii nhainra. Na 1 Direct to PTinadelplsnSwiUioBt ' Direct from Pittsburgh without Direct to Pittsburgh without charge. No.i chnnge. No. 0 cbaiiire- l J. HEPBURX JNO. PITCAIRX, Superintendent. Oen'l Msuatser, - r. DR. J. M. HOLARD, of Tidioute, haa rennrnsd to his nnii-ii.s. .nur ... i. aenco of four nionths, siient iu the llo,pi. talsofNew York, whore 1 will attimd calls iu his profoNninii. . i ni . i.. .. i .. . . "m " r.urcKB uruo; siore, 3d dsflr above the bank, Tidioute, P. 4ilf
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