IIKRAN1 WOMK.
The Londou ' Times mentions that
two rcnmrkable cases of coiiraco and
presence of mind on the part of girls
nave jtnt Dcen Drought before the
Royal Humans Society. The first
case was that of Miss Olivia Georgina
D. Maude. She saved the life of a
girl named Adele Grcaven, who sunk
wiiilo bathing at Sea Point, Monks
town, -under the following circum
stances: Miss Maud and her sister,
who had themselves been bathing,
were dressed and sitting on the rocks
watching the other bathers, when their
attention was aroused by an alarming
outcry a girl had disappeared in deep
water. No assistance was at hand, no
' boat or ropes, and even the usual at
tendants were absent or otlicrwlso en
gaged. The child rose to the surface,
but being unable to swim sank again.
She rose a second time, and the bv-
slanders and bathing women thorough
' ly alarmed and crying for assistance,
were shocked at perceiving that the
child's bathing dress had got over her
face and head, that her arms were en-
: , tangled in it. At this moment, Miss
Maude leaped into the deep water,
i dressed as she was, without even tak-
, log time to remove her Watch,' caught
the child as she was disappearing the
third time, and took ber safely to
, shore. The other caw was that of
Miss May Kerridge, who saved a lad
of fifteen, named Stewart, who sank
.''while bathing at Wontworth, New
. South Wales. The boy had gone with
.- a companion to bathe la the river
Darling, and was carried by a strrfbg
' current into deep water. . Neither he
' nor his companion could swim, and he
cried loadly for help. Miss Kerridge
was about 100 yards off, and, tearing
the boy's cries, ran as fast as she could
to the spot, plunged into the river
with all her clothes on, and caught
the lad as he rose the third time. Af
ter considerable difficulty,' owing to
, the rapidity of the current, having on-:
. ly one hand at liberty, and her eiibrts
being impeded by the weight of her
clothos, she ultimately succeeded in
placing the lad in safety. The Roynl
Humane Society, bestowed medals for
" saving life, with suitable testimonials,
on each of. the young ladies, i ... . j
v. 1 a " ' ...
' A lady made complaint to Fred
erick the Great, King of Prussia.'
" Your majesty," said she, "my hus
band treats me badly."
"T jThafj noes of my business " said
the king. "" T ;
"But he speaks ill of you," said the
lady. 1
"That," said he, "is none of your
business."
- The- koston Globe -wickedly says,
the Supreme Court of Maine has ta
ken hold of the question whether wo
men are legally competent to be 'Jus
1 ' tices of the Peace, There are people
who doubt whether they have , any
comprehension of the ! principle ; of
justice or the conditions of pence, and
jt is well to have the vise men of the
East settle the matter.
' . . ' A Boston paper thinks that the man
" -who plunged beneath the ice and saved
, , a lady from drowning, in that State
. recently, should bo rewarded with the
lady's hand.' - Let that' man accept
v such a reward, and half the unroar
- ried women iu Massachusetts , will be
:.- under the ice within twenty-and-four
;' hours. Courier-Journal!';' ,' , i
.: The most novel and ingenious plan
'ri of giving children castor oil is, we
think, that practiced by the physicians
of a cbildern'8 hospital in Paris, to
which 300 tiny loaves of bread are
daily sent, each containing a modicum
of the oil, which in ibis form is per
fectly palatable and thoroughly dis-
gliuW. 7. . .! " ,
' "Wife, what has become of the
grapes T" "I suppose, my dear, the
heo picked them off," was- the bland
reply. "Hens hens ! some two leg
ged hens, I guess," said the husband
with some impetuosity, to which she
ealualy replied, "My dear, did you
eye; see any thef Jfind f" t . i
A gentleman was about completing
the sale of a horse which he was very
anxions to dispose of, when a little
urcbjn, appeared ,and ionoceoUy, in
J -1 quired t '"Grandpa, which horse -you
oin to sell ; that one you built the
fire under yesterday to make -him
draw?" The bargain was at an end.
An epitaph in a couutry church
yard reads : "Here lieth the body of
Amy Major, who departed this lifb
March 20, 1792. Suffice it to Bay
that she was an Louest woman the
second noblest work of God."
It is a curious fact that all the
' Presidents' of the United States but
' ' four had each but one Chrtstlau name.
The moral thus taught to parents is
obvious don't use front names reek.
Jessly in naming your babies.
Why is a candle-maker the worst
acd most hopeless of men ? Because
all his works are wicked, and his
wicked works are brought to light.
The fathom - (six feet) is derived
from the height of a full grown man.
A hand,, in horse measure, is four
Inches.
The) editor of a San Autonia, Texas
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scalps from an admiring reader.
, .No roou has the right to du as he
pleases, except when ho pleases to do
rignt. :
Very few persons have sensa cijough
to dctpise the praiso of a tool.
JOB WORK'
DON R AT TIIR
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At ih Mttett cah price, noally, prompt'
Ijf, and in ttyle equal to that of any
other establUhmont in tho JXMriet, '
BUSINESS CARDS,
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SHOW CARDS,
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VISITING CARL.
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ADMISSION TICKETS,
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CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
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POST E R S .
DObQEllS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
eaipriNG tag, Ac.
Oil CrcckvtAIIcghcnyirtycr Ry
(XX AND AFTf.lt Momlny June 6, 1P71,
'ma nm ruuM IOUQVB!
SOVTltWARD TttAtm. '
STATION'S: M Clnwi. ; " M Clivwt.
4 H '8 - Itf ,14
a. m. a. m. p. m a. ni, a. ni.
Oorrv " 8 15 11 00
6 W)
14 ;
37
8 00
9 10
e so
Hivnrlatisbui-g 6 42 li 35
CilTnilen
w M II 47
T 04 II M
7 13 li 01
7 'ir, ia 15
7 U 1U1
Contraville
Tryonvllle
Ilydotown
' AR
Titunvlll
r.R
Miller I'nrtli
8 4i
6 65
7 10
T 25
f 40
7 W
8 0.1
ff M
10fJ()
11 00
11 20
e M ii a.-.
& ID 15
7 20 12 20
T 40 12 4J
'7 42 H 45
-j 02 1 1:
Nlmnor
8 07
Pioneer '
AR
Pet Centre
if
8 25
8 10
1 23 8 23 7 &5, 1 05
8
1 28
1 35
1 SS
8 30 8 18 1 83
8 41 i 8 itO 8 II)
8 42 . 8 30 , 2 25
8 16
8 40
Tirr Kwm
Rrnl Fitrtn
ltoiiwTville
J 4fl I 44 8 60
8 40 I 40
00 '8 65
0 5 J 00
20 I 20
McClintnck
SM 1 81 00
-i b io a o . io
AR
Oil City
Olootwlis
0 45 2 :
M 3 45
11 10 4 25
11 32 4 60
1 1 38 4 6B
12 80 37
1 20 tl 15
1 45 ' 43
2 II 7 10
4 93 '8 40
Prenldont
9 59 12 50
TionenU.. . 18 g3
I 12
I ii
8 41
,5S
4 49 '
Hickorv,'. 10 44
Trnnkorville 18 64
Tidiouto; ... U 11
Irvlneton . . 12 01
ADDITIONAL SKCOtfD-OLASS TRAINS-SOUTH.
To. 18. TltuHn 2.10 n. m.t Ullllf-n 1 50?
Pionoor 8.20; Pet Centra d,3.ti Coiumbia
4,1ft; 'llrr fnn 4,23; K vml . Farm 4,37;
Ronevile4,55t Oil .tv,V
No. 8 Corry 6,15 . in.;. TitunTlU 8,83;
Millor Fnrm n,2."i; Pol Centre M; Colum
bia 10 11; Tarr t'urm 10.1R; Hrnrt Vttm
10,27; Jtonseville 10,35; Oil Cltvll 1,00.
No. IS. Pet Centre 1.28 p. in.'; Cclumbfa
1.50; Tarr -Farm 3,05; Kynd Farm 8,10i
ltoimevillc 2.30; Oil City 3,00. '
No. ft! Oil Cllv 8.30 . m.:' Oloon 1
7,25. iTlpnpfU 8,54 ( Trunkey ville 10. ..
TidiuuUiU.il.
STATIONS: '1st (las. ' "J J
5 3 I '
a, m. in nt. p. in. n. iu. a. in.
. 12 4". 6 05 9 00 7 45
Irvincton
TiHloule ' 1
TmnkeyTille
Hickorv
1 28 1 8 47 7 SO 9 Oi
, J 1 45 6 05 0 3 10 16
1 61,; 15;:8 20 10 44
TioneMa
14
8 84 8 45 11 40
M 55 30 12 2J
in 59 9 35 12 32
7 08 10 05 1ft)
Preddrnt .
2 85
2 38
2 47
3 15
Vr1o JW-lC
Ul)ioll
ar .
OH Citr
7 35 10 65
1 50
2 10
2 25
2 30
a 40
2 55
3 10
3 20
3 33
3 45
?4 15
4 40
i 20
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MrClintm'k ,
I!unevlll '
0 00 3 20 7 40 II 30
0 13 ft 32 H7 55 11 50
8 1(5
3 35 7 59 12 0
Kynd Farm
Tarr Farm '
Columbia
Hi" 20
' 8 2.5
tt 29
34
3 40 04 12 25
3 45 8 10 12 33
3 49 k;14;12 4
a o;-8 :i i 05
5 'Ac- k;l
Pet Centre
D I
Pionir' ' 1
Sbatl'or- ' ,
A 38
8' 42
3 59 8 23
1 25
1 45
2 00
2 15
2 45
4 OH'1 830:
6 6a i
4 15 40
4 20 "8 44
4 40 05
Miller Fnrm
O M
-.1 AR
TiUuvllla
PR 7 3i
Hvdetown! 1. 7 44
Tryonvllle , 7 57
Centrcvllle 8 W
4 45
4 65
9 10
9 20
re 34
JO 4!t
.'xt
3 05
8 SO
8 68
4 10 1
4 30 1
4 60
50-
5 08
5 17
Ulynden J 8 H I 27.
bpartaiisnurg 24
Corry ' 8 64
5 33 Ift 02
8 18 lO-OJ-
ADlMTIOBALSKCONDrCLAWTBAIKS-NOHTU
No. 15 Oil City 6.55 a. m.: Holism i Me
7.20; Tarr Farm 7.40; Columbin 7.W; I'et
Centre 8.10; Pioneer 8.40; Miller 9.25;
Titusrille 9.55. - ' ,", , '
No. 7 Titusvillo 9.00 . m- Corrv 11.25,
NO. 11 Oil City 11.20 a. in.; nouttaville
11.45; Itynd Farm 11.53; TarrlFarnv 12.03;
Columbin 12, 10r-Pet Centre 12.20; Miller
1.25 Titusville 2.00; ' Coriy 4.42 p. m. ' '
Ko.'it , TidloiiUv 12.45 n, in.; Trunkcv
vll f.45; Tlonetu2.4B; Oloonoll4,!15; Oil
Cify 5.20. . ! ,, ? ...
() Trains do not stop, x!) Slop onaignal.
() Htop farmonla. : i ' .. l
Trains 5, H, 24 ami iSrun dully all ether
trains dnilv escopt Hrtmlavx. .
3J..B. .'Jfrkin Nol'J in ail Exnres Troiii
Tituavlllo to Curry. . ;. .
Vri.vn t-ALAOR HLKKPIVb iAR TriXvs-3.
.'No. 4 )VUireot from PhiiadclpUi without
change , , . ,
' No. I Direct t6 Phll:u1nliihln' trltlmut
hai:ire.' -'.. ii -l.i:' . mi, -.n' ,
&o.o .Direvt rroin Titijibujrgh, wtthont.
No. 6 Direct 'to riftsbMrgh 'without
rbausre. 1 ! i, -.It ,.1 ., . , ..
C, ?. HEPBURN, JNO. PITCAIR.V.''
' SMprfntondent. ,,. tlon'l Manager.
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SPORTING AND ' FISHING. tACKLE,
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TOBACCO AUD CIGARS.
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RIFLES MADE TO ORDER
AND WARRANTED.' 1 '
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Repairing Locks and fitting Koyt
A SPECIALTY.
"REPAXRtJijr.o
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rjto.viT&VftOftfK,
44-tf . ',- ; TJDI ' TR, PA,
l:iOO l'Ktt MOXTII,
Over Half Profit. Boat acUinR urti.l,
needed iu every tVtmii.v. A valtmlilo hhiii
plH Kent nn receiptor 15 rts. to pav piwt
as?e. Address, I i. W. KNK AD it CO , 41
iixth St., PitlalMtrgli, Pu. v3s
1 t irEvs u;n.;
WEEKLY, SKMI.WKK1J LY, A DAILY
TIIK wKKKT.Y SUN la too wl.l.Ov
known to jmpilre any xtondil roroni
inomlntlon; but the ronmina ivlilrh have
nlnodT jrlven It flrtvlhonnHml aubHorilx'ra
ami wnion will, we hope, give It many
thouHanda more, are briefly na Tollowa ;
It Is a rlrat-rtite iirw-n paper. All tli
Tiewa ot the day will be found In it, con
donaod when iiiilmportnnt, at full length
When of intinmnt, and alwava preacnteil
In a clear, intelligent and lntcrcHtiiig man
ner. It la a first -rate fniull v paper, full of en.
tertalning and Instructive rending of eve
ry kind, but containing unlltlng that can
otl'cnd tho uiuet delitattn and acrupulotia
tast.i. ' r
It ia a A rat-rat story paper, tTha best
tales ana romances of currvnt literature
are enrofnlly Helected abd legibly printed
in its Micros.
It la a tlrat-rato nirrli-ulturul paper. The
moat fresh snd InatriretlvenrtlHeann agri
cultural topics regularly appear in this do
partmont, i It isn Independent political paper, W
lonplng to no party and wearing noixillar.
It rlghta frr the election of the best men to
office. It eajKiclally devotes it energies to
the exposuie of tho great corruptions that
now woakea and dixKmen our country, and
threaten tu undinrmine renublicjin instim.
tlon altogether. It nas ns fearor knaves,
and auks-no favors from their supporters.
It reports tho fashions for the ladies and
th market or. the men, , spi-ciallT tho
vattle-mnrkots, to whjuh It pn Vs paitlcular
attention, , : v .,
t'jimily. It Hllienhopeit ipef pulillHh,
ed. One dollar vear will aeciire it for
any snhserlbor. It In not nceesnarv tkget
up a nun in oruer io nsvs THJSi WEEK
LY 81,'N t this rate. ' Anv one who umln
a single ilolkur will got the paper for a yrat.
THE WEEKLY"
fifty-aiic ovlumn. Only fUOO year.' .No
aiscounUi from thin rnto, . - , '
THE 8 EM t-WKRK LY flU,m0
size as tho Dairy Sun. 82.00 a year. A dis
ciMtnt of 20 per cent, to clnba of 10 or over.
; TUB DAILY SUN. A lurga tbur-pno
newapaper of twoiitv-eipkt column. Daily
circulation over 120,000. All' tho ncivs
ror 2 cents. Subscription triee 50 rftmlsl a
month, or Srt.(X) a rear. To clubs of 10 or
OTer, a diacount of 2upor cent. ' 1
AddroMS "THE HVK,". Key urk City
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PITUOLE VAXLEY ILY,
AND AFTEtt Monday, June , 1871,
Trains will run f l'oljows:
f ' ' TRAINS KOimiWAHD. ,
' STATIONS. '
OleojKills, '
Hennett,
Woods -.
Pinthers Mill
Pltliolo City
, No. 2. ;
-1 10.2;-. a m
i wj :
m.ao "
, 10.21
M ll.Ott
Ko. 4.
3.:i0 p m
8.2S "
3.1S M
3.10 "
2.60 "
TWAINS SOUTI W A It D,
KTATfflWB,
Pltholo (ftV,
Prm Mill
Woods
Hennett
Oloopclia
No. 1, No. S.
R.4o a m ' 1.20 p in
.4K " 1.48 ''
- " , 1.5 "
U.02 ,. 2,04 "
.ii:v.
U.lg 2.14
All Trains
make close connections
fit Oleopolis with trains on the Oil Creek A
Allegheny lliver liuiHvay, Jv'oi tU , and
Booth. ' ' ;. 4 "
' Two Lines of Stages run dolly 'between
Pithole tuty, Miller l"'srm aiuf Pleasant
yille, liiiikluKi-minwtioii wiihni rivinnund
(leiiartinur Trains. J, T, 1ILAIK,
II. WJCKIIAM, ' Bup't.
Ticket Aucnt, Pitliui City, Pu.
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OB WORK neatly exooutod at the H1S
Pt'BLlCAN Otlioc.
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ORDERS PY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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The Oldeil, Largoit anil Best Apfnte. CulU-e in the United Stntc, for nltal IiJj
' a Mercantile Edoentiun. ' Ku vaciitiuii, : atudu,t ouu cnUr'at any tiisi-..
f Por Circ'ulart' write 'to;' 'j .-P. DIJF. & SON i-
5i
l Dr. J. Walker's Ulifomla Vln.
egar Hitters ;aro a purely VoRctablo
preparation, niado cbiorty from tho na.
tiro herb fuuntl ou tlio. iotvsr rancoa ot
tte Siorra Novadu mountains of Califor
nia, tho niouicinul properties of which
nre extracted therefrom without tlio uso
of. Alcohol, i i Tbo qucstiou is : almost
daily asked. " What is tho cauao of tho '
unixirallolei siioooss pf VlSEOAn BiT
Tikst" Our answer Is, that tboy romovo
tho causo of disoaso, and tho patient i-o-covors.
his health. Tlicv nro tlio great i
Wood purifier and a lifo-giviug principle, t
a perfect Jtonovator nud Invigorator ,
of thQsysteio, Never before iu ths
history of the world bos a mcdlcloo becu
compounded posssssiiig i t!m remarkable
quahtios of Vikkoab Uiit)iri in haaliuf the
ick of every disease nan U heir to. They .
are a areutlo Purgative as vsll as a Tonio,
rcljering Condition or' Inflammation of
ths. Liver aad yUccrs) Prgaos iu Bilious
Diseases . , ,., !''
The properties bf Cit'WAtns'.
TiaioAt lirrrias are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter-irritant Sudorific, Altera
tira, and Autiiiilioos,. n i ' !.. i i
U. It. MtDO.l,n & CO., . i.
' Tirnirirlrt n(Tn. A rti.. Sun Fmnoliivv Cnflfomlaj
Mil our. Wiuhiiiirl'in soil (.'btu-lbiR Sf,. 5f. V. '
' Hold bjr U UraggUU a ud IXalen.
Ntflvrwt Stove It S(otcm!!X
.J Ii .!'.- -
1 AT PANIC" PRICES)
,, j .We will sail the ,;,
Spear ' Celebrated Anti-Clijiker
HOT BASEBAND
REVOLVING ; LIGHT STOVES
, AT 15 PER CET. DISCOL'KT.,
Until after the First of January" for
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Gentlemen." this Is tho liot rlirlHtniiw
I'ient you van moke your . wilij,
It will continue to pleaMe
until the huliny days .
of Hprinif
' . ,-l ' . . . . -
ImS m f)nd one ,
Rotul-n jriuo nadiant,
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. ONE AMERICAN BASE BURNER,
ONE STEWART BASE BURNER,
which yo will null at hull' prlec.
ir, ii. TIMil.I?, V CO.,
astf on. CITY, PA.
vvicN-trn:,
'K FAMILY ARTICLE.
, Alfents nuikc tl2.M per day, 75 per weak.
AN ENTIRELY: NEW
SWIXC MACIIIIVE
For Domestlo Use. .
ON J FIVE DOLLARS,
l . ....I With the New rantent -
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
i ; . I'utmile.1 Juno'iTtli, 171, '
AWAIinKDTlIi: KIHST THKMIUM AT
TlIK AMKItU'AK INHTri'CTH
MARYLAND INSTITUTE I'-ilRH, 1871.
A' lnost SnilorM- and lepr"tly con
struvted Sowinu Mnehine for tiiuiil v work.
Cmipl.-to In all ita TartM, U'oh tho iHtrniulit
Kyo Pointed Needle, noir 'treading, direct
upright Positive Motion, iicw teiiMion self
feed and eloih. Ci ul. lor, Operates hv wheel
and on a tiililo. Liht running. MmootU
and noiHOloHN, liko ull hkmI hiuh-prlced
maiiliinoH-JIi)s I'atont Chock lo prevent
tho wheel beinr turut-il tho wrung wav.
T'ses tlio thread direct from lliu spool.
Makos tho ehiatii) lock stituh, liueNt and
NlrongcHt "tick l.nnwn; lii-iu,diiialilo,4.loe
and np1L 'Will do oil kinds of work,
line and oonrso, 'rom rainhriu lo heavv
eloth or Leather, and usea all deHcription's
or thread. - This Maehino is lienvilv oon
Htruetoil tofrivo it Hticnjttli; all tho purt
of em-h MarMne hplng made alike bv ma
chiuery, and Imnuuiuily rtniahetl nt)tj'urPH
meuted. It Is very eauv to learn, liapiil,
smooth and silent In ojieratton. Iteliablu
at all times, and a Practlml, Hclontilic,
Moelwrilwil Invention, at greatly reducod
price. !.:; :
mA good uheap family sewing inm liiiio a
last. Tho tlrst and only succeKS In prot
iliwlnn a valualile, suhatuntiul end relia
ble low priced 8ewln(f Machine. Its ex
treme low price reaches all conditions. Its
Himplicity and strenirth aiMpts it l) ll
eapHclrle-hilo its muny merita muds li
uiiiversnl favorite . wburovcri used, and
creates a rapid demand.
r: i it is iLb it is nKifiMiiKNiiKn. 1
I can cheerful ly and confidently roiem
mend Its uso to thoao vlio aro w'auting a
really good Hcwinjf Mauliino, at a lvw
price. M rs. II . U.J A M I'.SON,
...n .. I'cotoue, Wilt CoiiiiIt, III.
Price of e; h macjiliw. "Class A."
"Ono," (warrantcil lor five vearshv special
certificate,) with ull llioIixiiu.M, u'nd t
rythinpr eonipluto beloiiKiuir to it, Includ
luef " ""If 'threading needle, packed in a
strong wooden box, and dvlii erod to any
Kart of the country, by express free it
irtlier t-harcs, mi receipt of priee, only
Fivn Ihillura.i Sato delivory guaranteed.
Witl each Machino wo will send, on re
ceipt of l extra, the now paUtnl
iiutton hulk wokkkr,
One of the most important ami useful lu;
ventions of tho age. Ho siinplo and cerr
tain, that a child can work tho lincM but
ton hole with regularity and oaBo. blronu
and beautiful.
Speeiid terms, and extra iiiduceinents to.
Male and t'omulo Agents, Htoro keeporx.
.Vo,, who will cKliiblihli iiciu ioH tliroiiKU
the country and keep, onr new iiiachiiieN
on exhibition and sule, Countv liiglit
given to snmrt UKents fnv. Aleut's ei.m
pletojjntlit, iiiriiilio l wiUmut any extni
charKe. Samples of eewuitf, tU'sVrlive.
eirculars containing; terms, tlimi,,i:il
enKravlii(H, Av., d-c, sent lice. Wo ili
supply
AU HIOULTUHAL 'IMPLKM ENH.
)nUint l'atcnts ami improvements
thl-'rm anil Harden. Mowers, Menpers
CultivutnrH, ('utter, Harrows, Finn!
MillH, Phintcrs, Harvesters, Thrckhcr
Slid ull artiiloH need ml fur Farm work,
Kuro Seels in hune vln iety. AH Money
sent in Post Otlli-e Money Orders, Hank
limits, or by Kxpross, will bo at'our risk!
and are perfectly secure. Halo delivery of
ull our K'XhIs Kiiarautced. -
"An old and responsible llrm that sell
tho liest oods at the lowest price, and can
lie relied upon broiirrcailur,"-Furiiier'a
Journal, Now York.
Not KoHpoiiHilile for neirislered Letters
Addrtms, J, lOUUM li R. llUnsoN A- CO.'
Corner lircenwieh X Cortlaudt Sts., New
Vork iVO
Trie Republican Ollice
L'KKPS eonstantly on hand a luiue M.
4v sorlinnt of llluiiL- li.....lu li
iiiiliKi.(,as, W.uiaiitd, fciu i !t i iii i-i, dx." 1.1
bo sulj .-Lcsp hi-i.isli. ' i(. '