"Tnitow Phybio to the Dogs." The Graphic recently gave an illustr. tion of the new chromo issued by the Murray Hill Publishing Company, 129 East Twenty-eighth Street, from Bispbara'a painting "Throw Physio to the Dors." The suhiect ia a little girl pbyBicing various spccimcus of the caoiuo race. The scene is a laugh able one, and the different attitudes of the dogs are exceedingly pleasing. It was desigued to illustrate Dr. Foote's aversion, to drugs, and accom panies each copy of his well-known, "Plain Home Talk and Medical Com mon Sense." Tho Doctor's practice is thoroughly "New School," aud in this way he standi prominently out from the profession a successful practitioner. The book is a volume or 912 pages and 200 illustrations, filled with facts and reason relating to mankind, and their social and physical status. The Graphic says of it : "It Is an encyclo pedia of useful knowledge." A noted clergyman of this city testifies to its merits, remarking : "It is a library in itself." The IVanklin Repository, of Chambersburg, Pa,, speaks of the pic ture at "a oeautiful chromo, very pleasant, and so enjoyable as to be almost good company. N. Y. Exprut. A sportsman was seated with his ervant on a bank, consoling himself under the fatigue and disappointment of unsuccessful pursuit. "Well, Pat," said he, "this is expensive work. I've been calculating that every one of these birds has cost me above fifty pounds." "Faith, your honor," said Pat, throwing a dash of humor into thesympathizing simplicity of his reply, "I'm sorry for that; but it's lucky there's no more of them." A country minister of "limited ca pacity" recently married for a second wife a widow of some property. Be ing an ardent servant of Mammon, a former neighbor asked him if he did not do well by the second marriage. "Oh yes, indeed," he said, with anima tion; and then, as an expression of reverence stole into his face, he added, "and what is very remarkable, the clothes of my wife's first husband iust fit me." A man living in Prospect street seal Jay, Brooklyn, went home the other night in a bad temper. His sup per wasn't ready. "What in thunder's the matter 1" he asked, though "thun der'' wasn't the word he used. "The fire isn't as hot as your temper, my dear," was the reply. He didn't ask any more conundrums that evening. A tal of two Norristown husbands: One, upon leaving his office the other night, stopped at a book store, paid $1.25 for a new novel, and went home and presented his wife wiih "A Pair of Blue Eyes." The other, after leaving his office, stopped at a saloon, paid $1.25 for whisky, and went home and gave his wife a pair of black eyes. Brownlow is after General Hill again. This time he frankly writes to him : "You are a small pattern of a man a vulgar fraction of human na ture reduced to its lowest toims." Hill is a Southerner by birth, a proud, high spirited Southerner, but up to this time he hasn't so much as set Brown low's barn on fire. Sixteen years ago, a Carolina father, who knew the virtues of the rod, thrashed his big boy, and sent him out to hoe corn. The first seen of him since was last week, when he returned from California with $50,000 on his hoe. When you send a boy to hoe corn always "lick" him first. One of the sewing girls employed in making the Grapio balloon is Miss McQuade of Philadelphia, who is en tirely blind. She does her work -as neatly and quickly as her more fortunate- companions, guiding the long seams and avoiding mistakes by her careful finger tips. by an old man of eighty-five, in the East, Induces the Courier-Journal to say: One would suppose the only fly. ing machine an octogenarian would care about would be an ascension robe. "You seem to be a little hoarse, my love," remarked Simpkins to his spouse, when she had a cold. "A lit tle horse, indeed 1" she replied, mis liking the personal allusion. "Better be that than a big mule." A Judge at Montgomery, Ala., re cently interrupted a very flowery young orator with "Hold on, hold on, my dear sir! Don't go any higher 1 You are already out of the jurisdic tion of this court." A gentlman observing a young lady earnestly at work knotting fringa for a petticoat, asked her what she was do ing. "Knotting," replied she; "pray, can you knot ?" "I cau not, madam," he answered. Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., of Ledger fame, passes fourteen hours of the twenty, four in sleep. Some declaimers against his species of literature think it would be better for the youth of the land if he would sleep the other ten. Oliver Wendell Holmes, beiog ask ed by a young doctor what sign to put on his door, replied, "The smallest fe vers gratefully received." A Lowell, Mass., boy took nine bun dred and fifty boxes of pills last week. He took them from the factory, and traded them fur sticks of licorice. It's a poor night now when professor this one or thai one can't discover an asteriod, but the price of pork and flour remains unchanged. 13 no oh Mor(rauM Hon' SAPOLIO In a substitute for Soap for alt Household purposes, except washing clothes. SAPOLIO for Cleaning your Hons will nave the lalior of one clcanor. Give it a trial. SAPOLIO for Windows ia botter than VhltIng or Water. No romov Ing curtains and carpets. SAPOLIO . cleans Taint and Wood, In fact the entire house, bettor than Soap. No slopping. Haves la bor. You cau't afford to be without It, SAPOLIO forSoourlng Knives Is tatter and cleaner thnn Hath Brick. Will not scratch. SAPOLIO" la bettor than Soap and Sand for polishing Tinware. Bright ens without scratching. SAPOLIO Polishes all Brass and Copper utensils bettor than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone. SAPOLIO for Washing Pishes and (Mass ware ia invaluable, - Cheaper than Soap. SAPOLIO removes Stains from Marble Mantles, Tables and StAtuarv, front Hard-finished Walls, and from China and Porcolnin. SAPOLIO removes Stains ami Grease from Carpets and other woven fabrics. There la no one article known that will do so many kinds of work and do It as well as Sapollo. Try it. HAND SAPOLIO a new and wonderfully effee tlve Tiolet Soap, having no equal In this country or abroad. hand 8APOL IO1 aa an article for the Bath, will "reach the foundation" of all dirt, opens the pores and gives a healthy action and brilliant tint to the skin. hand s .a. Polio Cleauses and Beautifies tho Skin, instantly removing any stain or blemish from both hands and face. HAND SAPOLIO is without a rival in the world for curingorpreventingrough ness and chapping of either hands or face. HAND S A POLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink Stains and Urease; for workers in Machine Shops, Mines, Ac., is Invaluable. For making the Skin White and Soft, and giving to it a "bloom of beauty,'' Itis unsurpassed by HAND SAPOL IO costs 10 to 15 cents per cuke, and everybody bhould have iU "V,-... ...in i : I. i. a. wu win utvrj iu DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS. Buy It of your merchant If be has It or will procure It for you. If not, then write for our Pamphlet, "All about Sapollo," and It will be mailed free. Knoo i Mo v sr a n'm Hon m, 20 PARK PLACE, N. Y. eow. IMy PENNSYLVANIA CEN: TRAL RAILROAD ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the Union Depot, corner of Washlnton and Liberty street, as follows; ARRIVE. ! Mall Train, 1.30 a m i Fast Line, 12.18 a ra ; WeU'a accommodation No. 1, 6.20 a m Brinton accommodation No 1, 7.60 a m; i u acuoiuiiioaauon noi H.b5a m Cin cinnati express 9.20am; Johnstown ao- csimmnHuf inn 1H T) , .1 1. ' " - -"- .i. , .ji aii nil & au commodation No 1, 7.00 p m ; Pittsburgh eXDrOHS 1.30 n Ttl ' Pnoifif urni-M. 1 n n . Wan'a accommodation No 8, 2.36 p mj Homewood accommodation No 1, 8.65 p m; "m accoiumouauon xso, o.oo p m ; Brinton accommodation No 2, 1.10 p m ; Way Passenger 10.20 p m. Southern express 6.20 a m ; Pacifle ex- rrraiwimj waiis accommodation No , 6.S0a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a in ; Brinton's accommodation 1J.20 a m i Braddock's ac commodation No 1,6.10 p m; Cincinnati express 12.85 p m ; Wall's accommodation N 2, 11.61 a ra ; Johnstown accommodation 4.06 p m ; Homewood accommodation Ne I, 8.60 p m ; Philadelphia express 3.60 p m; Wall ai.nmnmrwlittion NnS M (Un . Wo 11'. accommodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Line i.vi p m ; wan s moo, n.uo p m. The Church Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at 0.05 a. m., reaching Pitts burgh nf IA llAa TTI Pnl iii-iiltin. Innv.PiH.. burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wail'a oiuuou tit p. in. Cincinnati express leaves daily. South ern express daily except Monday. All oth er Trains daily, except Sunday. For,further information aplv to W. II. BKCKWn'H, Agent. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume any Rink for Baggage ex cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their rsponsibility to One hundred Dotlai val ue. All baggage exceeding that a cunt in value will bo at the risk of the nor unless taken by special contract. 1 A. J. CASSAl General Superintendent, Alteona Fa. " PITHOLE VALLEY RY. ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 187L Trains will run as fnlinwa TRAINS NORTHWARD. iTATinm. No. 2. No. 4. 8.80 pm 8.28 " 8.18 " 8.10 " Oleopolig, Bennett, Woods Prathers Mill 10.25 a m 10.88 " 10.30 " 10.24 Pithole City ll.Oi 2.60 " TRAIN3 SOUTHWARD STATTONR. KTrt 1 No. 8. 1.29 p m 1.48 " 1.66 " Pithole City. 8.40 a m Prathers Mill 8.48 " Woods 8.56 u Bennett 9.02 " Oleopelis 9.16 " 2.02 2.14 All Trains make close connections at Uleopolis with trains on the Oil Creek A Allegheny River Bailway, North and South. Two Lines of Stages run dally between Pithole City, Miller Farm and Pleawant ville, makingconuoctlon with arriving and departing Trains. J.T.BLAIR, II. W1CKHAM, Sup't. Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Va. U . . 167 Water Street, . . GENERAL STEIN WAY 4 SONS, As well ai nveral othar makes. Also TJJSTET A Ji SHEET MTTSTn nnnirs i be fiirnill,.,! .7 .1 t V pa furnished at the very lowest prices. WING AND SON "THE AMERICA PIANO," 417 BROOME STEEET. N. Y. Fint Dremitims aliv.ii s.ktkti.J r i .. .. ft t.uiuiKu i nccs iow ior the aualilr Inrfa pnco allowad for Second-hand InstrumeuU in Exchange. 7 g xrom Mr. juiviard Jloffman, tht celebrated rianiit. I cnnnriantimml v KalT.A (!,. t: r cent IrutruminC J 4 From lh4 "Indcptndeni." Tha Amrirnn P!an lia 1 1 i . t . .. . : veuir xtespons.oie Agents wanted for unoccupied territory.- Send for circulars nmuttouj,4i A.. BAT iDWHT, BXALEB IN GUNS, REVOLVERS, AMD ALL KtHDSOr ' SPORTING AND FISHING TACKLE, rOCKKT CUTLERY, BCISSOBS, ?., d C. tTobacco and cigars. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. Repairing Locks and Fitfing Keys A 8PKOIALTY. ii REPAIRING IN ALIj bbancheeh neatly and PROMPTLT DONE. 44-tr TIDIOUTE, PA, BEST THINGJNJHE WEST. Atchison, TopekaA Santa Fe. R. R. THREE MILLION ACRES Seated In and near the Arkansas Valley, the Finest Portion of Kansas I Kleven years' Credit. Seven per Cent. Interest. 21 1-2 percent, reduction to settlers who improve, FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS I THE FACTS about this Grant are Low Prices, Long Credit, and a Robate to set tlers of nearly one-fourth ) a RichHoil and bpendid Climato ; short and mild Winters; eaily planting, and no wintering ofStock; plenty or Rainfall, and just at the right seasou ; Coal, Stone and Brink on the line: Cheap Rates on Lumber, Coal, &o.i iio lands owned by Speculators; Homestead and Pre-emptions now abundant j a first class Railroad on the line of a great Through Route; Products will pay for Land and Improvements. It is the best opportunity ever offered to the public, through the recent completion of the Road. For Circulars aud general Information, address Jl. E. TOUZALIN, Manager Land Dep't, 3-2m, Topeka, Kan. D. W. CLARK, Asent, Ttonesta, Pa. BOOKKEKPINO MADE EASY. Every clerk and merchant can learn at once. Rook mailed, 60e. XL Goulding llryunt. Bullalo if. Y. I -.-v.' -:: H 12a Ss - Meadville, Pa. AGENT FOR CIIICKERTNG & SONS, AMD 1UB WM. B. BRADBURY PiArao FORTES. the STATES' OIR,GhAJISrS, D ... . . ,n e L,liNJt;, Winch Will ud for circular. 3Mr. ",U " IO eTCry rc8P9Cl a ,tmaSnifi- occome a very popular InntrumenL iiroome St., N. Y. 42-6m Til A nlflnal: inrl ninxr onltnl.l. T..ui...t ror obtainino: ft Mercantile Kduoation. -PrautitIl.l llllMlnAMH tnnn t.u.... tnm. For fnfnrnmMnn wrltn ni.A.,i.. t --- sv tiiLuini P. DUFF SONS. Pittsburgh, Pa. BLUM & RECK, AND WAGON-MAKERS. Corner of Charoh and Elm Streets, TIONESTA 1JV. This firm Is prepared to do all work In IU line, and will warrant everything done at their shops to give satisfaction. Par ticular attention given to HOllSE-SIIOEIXG, CUvq thsm trial, and you will not ro- 13-lV. THE WEEKLY SUN. ONLY $1 A YEAR. 8 PAGES. Tht Best Family Viper. The Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. $1 a year. Bond your Dollar. Tht Heat Agricultural Jiper.Tho Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. It a year. Send your Dollar. TAe Rett Political Paper The Weeklv N. Y. Hun. Independent aud Faithful. Against Publio Plunder. 8 pages. $1 a year. Send your Dollar. The Seat Jfewapuper. The Weekly N. Y. 8un. 8 pages. $1 a year. Send your Dollar. ITat All the Keus. The Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, (la year. Send your Dol lar. The Sett Story Paper. The Weekly N. Y. Suu. 8paes. SI a year. Send your Dollar. The Beat Faxhion Reporta In the Weeklv N. V. Sun. 8 pages. 81 a year, bend your Dollar. The Beat Market Reporta In the Weeklv N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. 81 a year. Send your Dollar. The Beat Cattle Reporta in the Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. (1 a year. Send your Dollar. The Beat Paper in Every Reaped. The Weokly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. 1 a year, bond your Dollar. Address, THE SUN, Now York City. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Water Street. OVER IIILBRONNER A CO.'s STORE, Tionesta, Pa., M. CARPENTER, - . . Proprietor. Pleturas taken In all the latest style. the art. Srf-tf. v.,.--,filJ NEW DISCOVERY Im Chemical 4 Medic! Be s it xr-1 2 ? Jr. Jf. J?. OA 75 TIN'S SOLUTION AND COMPOUND E1IIIR- riRST AND ONLT POTTTTOW tt mU la on. mixtnr nlAI.1, T1IK IWKU E T.lo.hl MUr pnauiiln of Um wcU knawa ounUrs sgwtt, PINE TREE TAH, TJ?t EQUALLED In Ctrarh., Colds, Catarrh, Aithiaa, B roach itis, aa4 CgnsuaiptkMi. - CUIllilS WITHOUT FAIlI A twnt ilj Is ntr to l hann; nt llan, It VITAUXiNO. rURtrYINU nd IrriMULATINa ffeou upon th. gvasnl y.uai, to rMnsrkkbljr flio tiuu in .11 . ltIsRaK9 OF Till BLOOD. Isolsdinff Seroful. and Eruption, of th. .kin. Dys. msm. 1'imm of th. I.inr sod Kido?, Uwrt Ilia taM, nnd (t.n.r.1 I.hilitr. , ONE TRIAL CONVINCES t DR. GARVIN'S VOLATILE SOLUTION of TAR FOR I!VIIALATIOi. S.V A murkmblr Toliubls dkawr. hleh noai- iirmij turn r CATARlin, BROIYCIHTIS, ' ASTHIflA, nod all DiaeaaeaoCtbs NOS, TUBOAT ana THB COMPOUKD TAB AXI MANDRAKE PILL, for w la soaiwetion with th ET.IXtR TAB, l s cnaihiutlon of th. TWO nat Tu.bl. ALTKBA. T1VB htsdioinn known in th. Frofmion, uid m. if this till without szoipUaa ths T.r bwt .r.r O&rnd. Bolntloa tad Ctnponnd EUrir. JT. JJ.80.11 Tu sal Msndnkt Pills, ttetf pw Boa. KadicaUd Inhltlon, a.00 per Psaks. 8nd foe Clreulu of POSITIVE CUREI te four DroyrUt, or to I. F. HYDE Ac CO DOIJB FSOFBIXTOBS, IBS Seventh Ave,, New York. ' so 0 0 3 a W 5 -"g o n o o n 1 s a TR A Tl1 We havo just issued k5 4. XVA l-l OiJ Waltzes in Two Vol umes, ,riue t each In boards, $o each in ploth. The two volumes contain over forty beautiful WaltzoM, worth at IpshI 25 in SFAVOKITEot1',,0; dixilei-a be pai-tiuular to ask for Petkbh' Kuition ok Stkauts' Waltzks, as it is the only correct and complete edit ion. Ad dress J.L.PKTKHS 1 1 T A T rirtrj Music Publisher, ALi 1 AllfO. 6W) Broadway, New York, 'or, 1;', - Mo Ptrion mmm take lhs ltittcra atxord' fng to direction mitt remain long unwtll. provirl4 tlieir bonM are not atntroyttt bjr minernl rmiton or other meant, Bad Um vital organs walad beyond Un poml of reimir. Ijranpl or litfllcootlon He!, Pel In the Shoulders, CftiiKht, i iRlitnete of tho L'hetLLlio iQM, Sour Kructetione of the Mumnch, Had Tail in tht Mouth, lit limit Attack, Palpitation of th Heart, Iuflammation of the Lunca.. Pain ia tho regime of the Kintvt, and a hundred other painful eymptomt, art the oflaprmgt of apepata. In theeo oomplaiato It hat no equal, and one bottle will prare Letter guar ftntee of its merita than a If nihy aiWirimanenl. ' , For Femnlo C'omiilnluto. in ynunr oa olL manita or amfie, at the dawn ot wnminbrod, or tfeex turn of life, thcao Tonic ititten ditplay to decided a ,utQvt ibal a purked itfiprovetncnl a toea iorttgr libit. For Inflammatory and Ctai-emU Rkota mat lent and fiout, Biliout, Ktmittent and Uto mittrnt Fevere. Diarawaof tho blood, Liver. Ktdneya and Bladder, thete llittert havo no eital. gecb Ltv atet art cauted by Vitiated blood, which la lenoraUv proHuced by derangement of the Digeatttt Orpm They are UentIo Fnraxatlvo as wall a wl Ton pneieaaiiig alto the peculiar merit of actkaf at 0 powerful agent in relieving Congeettoa or Inftaatr m at ion of tho Liver and Vnctrai Orgaoa, aad ia ttiapaa lJiwiaee. For "kin Dtoeaaeo, traptiona, Tetter, toll Rheum, Blotches, Snott, Fimplea, Puatuloa, Beaie, Cae bunclea, Rine-worma, Scald-Head, Sort Eyee. Kr ailelaa, Itch, Scurf, Diaculormtionaof tht Skto, Hmaial and Uiaeaaes of the Skin, of whatever naane or aatoe art literally dug up and carried out of lae fjtltat ia abort time by tne uao of lhte bitter Orateful Thonoanda proclaim ViKaoaa Bi Taai tho moot woodertui lnrigormat that over tuntiaatl the sinking aysrern t WALKER, PropV. 11. II. MoOOVALD e 4e. rnggiatt and Geo. Agia., Saa rraaeieca, CaJL. and cor. of Washington and Charlton Ste., Mew YorW SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST AND DIALXIJU Oil;Crcek&AlleghcnyRiYer.Bj OX AND AFTER Monday Jane I, U71, Trains will run as follows ; Oi-TnWARD TA1K. STATIONS: 1st Class. 4 2 6 2d Clan. 10 14 a.m. a.m. p.m. a. iu. a.m. Con y I 1.1 11 m i M eo Spartansburg t 42 II 85 6 14 t 10 (ilyndon 0 64 11 47 8 117 s tt Centreville 7 Ot 11 65 8 4 t M Tryonville 7 IS 1J OS 6 i 10 M liydutown 7 26 13 IS 7 10 11 00 An 7 85 IU 25 7 23 11 mt Tilusville w, ,V" 7 42 12 :' 7 49 it ii aa Miller Farm 8 02 1 03 7 C C II 11 U Sharter 8 07 1 08 8 08 7 !W 11 W I'ioiiocr 8 17 1 18 8 10 7 48 12 t, . 25 IM 53 TM IM ret Centre 8 28 1 28 8 80 10 1 80 Columbia 8 8ft ' 1 85 8 88 8 M ilu Tarr Farm 8 41) I 8S 8 42 8 8 2 14 Kylid Farm S 40 1 44 8 60 8 40 2' 40 Kousevilln 8 63 1 49 8 60 9 00 IH MeClintiielc (S 6rt ICS 000 IM 80o r. Au 10 2 05 9 15 20 1 20 Oil Cltv "l 9 15 2 10 10 18 8 M Olenpolis 9 45 2 38 11 10 4 2A Fjuile ltock 9 6rt 2 46 11 82 4 10 President 9 60 )2 60 II 88 4 M TioneHtn 10 VA a i ,0 mt Hickory 10 41 8 82 - 1 30 S 18 Trunkey ville 10 64 8 41 1 45 8 48 Thlioute 11 11 8 68 2 24 7 10 Irvluoton 12 01 4 40 i 9 H APDlTlONALgVOOND-CLASSTRAIKS-aoVTa. No. 16. TitUNville 2,10 p. ni.; Millar 2,N; rioneer 8.20; l'ot (Vntra 3.33; Columbia 4 15; Tarr Farm 4,2.'!; Itynd farm 4,37 K)iiBevillo4,6.r; Oil City 5,20. No. 8Corry 8,15 a. in.; Tltusvills 8,8t Miller rami 0,25; l'ot Centre 9.4K; t'olum bia 10,l:ij Tarr Farin 10,18; ltynd Yam 10,27; HoiiNoville lO.S.'i; til Cltv 1 1,00. No. is. Pet Centre 1.28 p. 111,; Columbia 1,50; Tarr Farm 2,05; ityml Farm l.lOi lloiiseville 2.iltl; Oil City 3,00. No. 22 Oil City 8,0 a. in.; Oleep 1 7,26 Tionesta B,54; Truukey ville 10. Tidioutell.il. ' UOBTnWISD TRAIKS. STATIONS: 1st Class. 81 Oia 5 8 1 l'i a. in. n. m. r. m. a. m. a. m Irvlnaton 12 4 ft 5 05 9 00 7 ii Tidioute Trunkoyville Hickory Tionesta President Fagls Kock . Oleopolis ah Oil Cltv 1 28 6 47 7 10 M 1 4ft e 05 8 86 19 Ift 1 64 (8 15 18 M 10 44 3 14 0 84 8 45 11 44 k2 85 ffl 65 20 11 U 3 38 a 68 t 86 11 88 2 47 7 0810 08 1 8 15 7 U 10 68 1 80 dr e 00 a 20 7 40 ii so 1 1 McClintiM-k 0 IS j 32 (7 65 11 60 2 10 Housevilla 8 10 8 85 7 60 12 00 1 80 Itynd Farm 0 20 S 40 8 04 12 26 2 M Tarr Farm 6 25 3 45 8 10 12 88 1 M Columbia 0 29 3 4!) 8 14 12 48 8 10 A a 0 84 3 55 8 21 1 05 8 20 Pet Centre oa 6 88 8 69 8 23 1 IS 8 13 Pioneor fl 42 4 OA a so I IA aa Sliatler 6 53 114 15 8 40 2 t'O 4 la Miller Farm 6 60 4 20 8 44 2 16 4 40 AB J7 15 4 40 06 2 45 I CO Titusvillo 7 85 4 45 9 10 8 86 Hydotown 7 44 465 930 830 Trvonvillo 7 67 ft f) 11 i iu Centreville 8 Oft ft 17 40 43 4 10 Ulynden (8 14 5 27 9 60 4 80 Spartansburg 8 24 6 SS 10 02 4 60 Corry 8 65 6 10 10 32 6 60 ADDITlONAI.SKCOND-CL.VSaTKAIla-XOTa No. 15 Oil City 8.65 a. m.; Uoussville 7.20; Tarr Farm 7.4(1: Cnliiml,l 7 .j.- p.. Centre K.10; Pioneer 8.40; Miller 9.2 J ltusvtlle U.55. No. 7 Titiievllle 9.0Q a. m.; Cornr 11.38. No. II Oil City 11.20 .111.; Kodsevillo 11.45; Kynd Faiui 11.5:1; Tarr Farm 12.03; Columbia 12,10; Pet Centre 12.20; Mills 1.25; Titusville 2.00; Corry 4.42 p. iu. No. 21 Tidioute 12.45 p. m.; Trunkey. ville 1.45; Tioue.U2.43; Oleopolir 4.36; otl City 5.20. . (M Trains do nnt itnn. (II Stnn .!,... ) Htp for meals, j. rains n 0, u ai.l 22 run daily ; all other, trains dally eaeont bunduys. N. H 'lVi.. n'. 'iu I- u 1? l. Titusville to Corry. bll.VKU PA LACK SLEKPINO CAB TRAINS. No. 4 nirnct hum IM,il.i..l..i,iu .;,.., change. No. 1 Direct to Philadelphia without charge. No.5 Diratt frnm Viiiliivcrli wiik.. change. No. 0 Direct to Pittsburgh without change. C. 3. IIKPBUKN JNO. PITCAIRW. Superintendent. CJon'l Manager, KOTICK. DR. J . N, ISOt.ARP, ,f 'f idiouU, hwi reiiiriisd to his puclive alter an al aouee of four months, spent In the Hospi tals of New York, uhore hA wju alinna calls ill h pruf,M4inn. iiniop in r.ureka Uru Store, d d.wv tbovo the bank, Tidioute, Pa. 4Ptf
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