WEMMUT HORMO, JINE 10, ISTI.
nonouGH officios.
' Tttirtte M. Ittki., Jn.
(tonne" men- H. J. Woleott
H1mn, J. 10. Rliiine, ). 8.
ll'Hid, J. A. I'ropor.
Justices nf the Were W. I'
knox. J. S.
. Moroilllott,
I. N. Knox.
(m.itntlr II. Rwni;irnrt
.Srinn lUrrctnrs 1. S. Knnr, II.
Tin, K. J. Woloott, H. H. Haslet,
Kelly, l. Clark.
O. J,i
A. JJ.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICIOS.
President JudneW. P. JrifKS.
Assneintg Judges J. A. I'norKR, An-
IM4KW I'lMlK.
tthtritr'V. J. Van rttiixKN.
Trtnturer FrkD. Ol.AxarfBR.
I'rotlmnniary, Itrgisttr iC Jloconlcr, rc
J. II. AnNKW.
(ynnmiinnfr-T, D. Cnl.t.INS, John
TlloMrso, J AS. K. Cl.AHK.
. unlv .ViiiTiHTmlriif !S. K. Hoimiin.
UHstrici A ItnrneuS. P. lawi.
.Ahi w lVmmi.xi'onrs J .vs. Kihs,Wh.
rAT-r'r.nsow.
f Vm)I(.v Stirrrinr 3.D. InVl!.
roiir M.'lTTKt., .In.
(n(f,i 4 KrfiVoi T. It. Comi, I.. War
tmi, . Jamif.sox.
Member n I'utigress 1!VA Dislriel-C. II.
Cciitih.
y isemlil; -Ma rti M ,YV 1 1. LI A u.
77 me- o Train
At TIONKSTA STATION, on nnd after
.lime I, 1ST I :
iHlVTIt lT CLASS.
Train ?i - 7:12 p. IU.
2n class.
Train no .... ll:OSn. m.
" M . - 3:28 p. m.
KOHTII llT CLAIM. .
Train 2t - - - 8:28 p. ni.
In rt.Ax.
Train 81 - R:.Vi a. m.
" M - - f:05 p. in,
On the Kiver Division i. c. from Oil City
1i Irvinetan, up tho river Ih North ; down
tho river, ftoiilli.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.
There will be a meeting of tlio citi
zens of 'lionesta nnd surrounding
couutry, tliis (Wednesday1) cveniHg,
in the Arbitration Room of the Court
House to take into consideration the
proper observance of July 4th. The
mIiovo rail in published at the request
of ionic of our citizens.
, Go to Tones' Drug Store for Soda
Wuter gotten up in good shape.
Mrs. J. M. Sharp, of Mansfield,
)., is visiting at Mr, II. II. May's for
four weeks.
Michael lltcl, Jr., is steadily im
proving bia lot on Vino St., and will
probably build in tho-course of the
vummcr.
A few Huir.ilo suckers were epcar
during I heir Into advent on tho riffles
. of the river. They aio a largo and
bony crertturo, which eat very weil.
Mr. McKay's residence is assum
ing proportions, and now looks as
though it would, when finished, be a
MitjsttuitUI and well -proportioned edi
liij.i. Mr. and Mm. W. A. Greaves and
laughter arc at prcscut in town, visit
ing with Judge Dale. There is one
more of tho family than when they
were lust hero.
Tito Scientific Club of Allegheny
' College are at present on an excursion
at Chautauqua Lake. Geology and
fishing will probably occupy most of
their atlrnlion.
The broadest kind of broad bi im
-d hats nreanuch in vogue among the
.young men of our r';l0C- I'1 "oiuc
i-tanecs tho wearer resembles a hair
pin under a toadstool.
Tho OJd Fellows' Home in Mead
ville, was dedicated yesterday. A huge
body of Odd Fellows marched in the
procession through the city. Tho cere
monies were very impressive.
In the lititler Judicial District,
.McCandloss was nominated over Mc
I utik.ii) by forty -sewn majority in the
-convention., iheso gentlemen were
'candidates fur Republican nomination
Little onions are a very salable
article at present, and just after dinner
the atmosphere is laden with tho pun
k'ent perfume from the breath of those
who have b;e:i fortunate enough to
lay in a supply.
Kly, the spouler, is spouting
iirouud in an energetic maimer, and
iso (Hitting up a lew Jiuhtning roils
Tor those who aro so attractive, or pos
ess so rnucii electricity that they are
.liable la draw lightning.
Peter Anderson, a man work'ui"
on Dithridge's mill, fulo.T tho trestle
Avork to tho ground, a distance of
twenty J'cet, alighting on his head and
khoulder. A plank from tlio trestle
olrutk him ju-t after ho struck the
earth. .Strange to my he is not sciious
ljMiijurcd, in 1.1 will prubably be at
work again ihurlly. Dr. ISIainc was
called and administered the proper
iipplicaliuii.-.
A prnscnlation of a Bible to Yoho-
hama Lodge, I. O. O. P., at Licking-
ville, Clarion county, took placo on
I'liursdiiy, the 4th hiBt., at 2 o'clock.
At the hour appointed fiit tho ceremo
nies a, goodly number of tho citizens
f tho surrounding section were in
attendance, members of the order from
neighboring lodges poured in ; the
hall wan filled. Tho order of exercises
were appropriate, and os follows :
First, Frnyer by tho llcv. Martin.of
Scoth Hill, followed by the opening
ode sung-by tho audience standing.
Second, Introductory Address by
Samuel D. Irwin, Esq., V. G'., of Tio-
nesta Lodge So. 869.
Third, premutation of tho I'.iblo in
behalf of the Ladies, by Samuel
Urcnaman, of Clarion Lodgp, No. 250.
Fourth, Reception address by M.
Ittel, D. D. G. M., of Forest county.
Fifth, Closing address by Rev. J.
W. Martin.
Sixth, Closing ode rendered by the
entire audience.
These who attended seemed to enjoy
the occasion, as It was bo ituprcssivo as
not soon to be forgotten.
New candidates aro announcing,
and new combinations are forming,
Politics livens and politicians move
around rapidly. Great fo.pefilics!
The only fault is that the people nt
lnrce do not take eobuzh interest in
them. Kvory American should be a
politician not in tlq common accep
tation of the word, bnt intimately ac'
quaiutod with nil Hint concerns tho
country at large, and as the right of
suffrage is given.a Republican form of
government for tbo purpose, of ruling
themselves, aud righting their wrongs,
all should endeavor to be politicians
enough to vote intelligently upon all
subjects. ,
A terrific hail storm passed over
a part of Clarion; county, embracing
Clarion, LJensbtiig, anil Kcidsaurg
Some of the hap stones were said to
have beca as lrgo as a common hens
egg. Allien liainage was aone to crops,
.... i
and wiudows were smashed in withont
any regard Xo propriety. A bolt of
lightning struck tho liouso formerly
ccupicd bj Sam. Young,-of the East
Urauy Imlcpcndcnl. Ami now we
suppose all of Clarion and part of
Armstrong county will mourn because
Sam. did nut still occupy the dwelling,
and rep oe just where the lightning
struck.)
Tlio political cauldron g heating
but is not yet on the Jjoil. The wealh
er is so hot, just now, that we suppose
the politicians do not feel liko adding
more heat to the atmosphere. In the
course of u montli or six weeks, no
matter where the mercury stands, the
canvass will probably bo at least 100'
in tho shade. This state of 4liing
wilt continue until after the Primaries
"then f'nall tlio wolf liu down with the
lamb, And the lion and the young kid
together," and the Republican caudi
dates will. sweep the board as usual.
It would be humiliating foraper
son to know that his advent in a cer
tain place, miles from home, wasasig
nal for a general scattering of those at
whose houses ho might be expected to
atop for diiiucr. Yet we understand
thai such af incident actually occur
red. this yodi not lay up against
tho "ecatterer.," but rather against
those who are diposd to force their
company and appetite upon those who
are happier without them.
Chief Justice Agncw, Judge Hen
ry V. WiHiasis, of Tioga county, cx
Attorney General J'.eiiiaruin Harris
Rrewster, IIo William A. Wallaco
of Clearfield, Hon. Y II. Playford
of Fayette county, Attorney Geucral
Samuel K. Dinitnick and Hon. A. T,
McClintock, of Luzerne, havo been
appointed by Governor Hartrauft
Commissioners to propose amendments
to the New Constitution', under an act
of the late Legislature,
' The suburbs of a hail storm pass
d over thi place yesterday af.ci noon
A gentleman ivho came down the riv
er on the 3 o'clock freight, says the
storm was terrible at Hickory. All
tho windows on one side of tho car
were broken. Some of tho liail-stoucs
were as large as a man's fi.t. The
storm had the effect to cool the air,
hut the people would rather bear the
hot weather than to have tho hail de
stroy their crops.
Tho Treasurer's Sales commenced
on Monday last. They were and are
well attended, and tho lands seem to bo
bringing good prices, Th Treasurer,
Mr. Glu5iicr, m working early am
lair, and will undoubtedly have the
figure all oUaiglil a- ll.c -saL' piucixdi.
Mr. Robinnon, of lh firm of Rob
inson A lionncr, lias a "clean snot
recipe for killing potato bugs without
injuring tho plants. The man from
whom he got it, last year raised 120
bushels of good sound potatoes to the
acre, in a region where the potato bugs
lid most plentifully abound, and his
ucighbors' potatoes wer nearly all
eaten up by the vermin. Air. K.
bought tho recipe, but will give it,
free of charge to bis customers.
Tho Tioncsta Literary Society has
secured the Court Room for the pur
pose of giving a strawberry and ico
cream festival, which will take place
on the evening of the 24th inst., if we
are correctly informed. Tho proceeds
are to be put into a. Library, which
shall be free to tho members of tho
society. It is hoped hat large profits
sill accrue, and that a largo and se
lect library will be the result.
J. Edgar Thompson, President of
tbo Pennsylvania K. R. Co., who died
something over a week ago, left a will
providing that the bulk of his fortuno
should be applied to the raising and
educating of female i)tphans of em
ployees of tho Penpjf. R. R. Co., who
have beorj killed or died while in the
pay of, the road. A wise and charita
blo disposition of a large fortune.
Jas. B. Nicholson, Grand Secreta
ry of the R. W. GraucTIiodge of Penn
sylvania, I. O. O. P., will deliver a'
lecture in Tidioute this evening. The
ubject of the lecturo will be "The
history, aims, and nature of Odd Fel
lowship." The proceeds of the lecture
aro to be devoted t the Library fund.
No doubt several members of Tiones
ta Lodge will attend.
On Saturday last, Win. Rice, who
was working on Murphy's job on Jug
Handle, met with an accident which
will lay him up for several weeks. In
some way a log caught his foot, and
rolled over his foot and ankle, bruis
ing and spraining the parts in a fright
ful manner. No bones were broken
but the hurl is at least as bad. Dr.
Blaine attended the case.
Two directors of Kitigsloy town
ship each hired a teacher for tho Sum
mer term of the Newtown school, one
securing the services of Miss Emma
Arncr, and the other those of Miss
Dawson. Both teachers were on hand
"at tho time for opening the school, but
on seeing the state of things Miss Ar
ncr resigned.
We are under obligations to M.
Carpenter, photographic artist, for A
couple of pictures taken on Decora
tion Day. One l a group consisting
of tho Pleasantville Band, and the
other the procession as it halted in
front of the Presbyterian church. Mr.
(J. is right at homo on out-i:oor groups
or landscape pictures.
A man called Prof. Stayton, g:ive
an eutertainmcnt at the Presbyterian
church on Monday eveuing last, con
sisting of a lecturo interspersed with
panoramic views. He had a fair aud
ience, and we understand that the en
icrtainmeut was superior to any thing
of the kind which has visited our
place for a number of years.
lJavu buiUting is at length in
position, and is resting on its founda
tion. lliat buildine has been on lU
trip from the bank of tho river to its
present location, a length of time
which would enable a practical trav
eler to tnako a trip around the world
It is finally "rcstiug at home," however,
which is a cause of geucral rejoiciu
On Tuesday of last wck a couple
of drinking parlies met ou tho street
in Parker's, and a rsnv ensued, during
which a man named Daniel Em me
was snot in tna aouomcn, by a man
named Thomas Hill. Tho wounded
man is uow pronounced out of danger
Ten of the parties engaged in tho row
were arrested.
On Monday last we not'.ced the
familiar faces of Messrs. II. II. Stow,
of Knox. Clarion Co., H. S. Bates, of
Titusvillc, and C. L. Hauna, of Hick
ory, all of whom were probably hero
for the purpose of attending tho Treas
urer's Sales, or visiting thoir friends.
A woman named Mrs. Ella Thom
as, residing in Titusville, on Thursday
last, took several doses of morphine,
evidently for tho purpose of causing
death. Notwithstanding everything
possible was done to save her, she died
on Friday lust.
A terrible fire occurred in Con
nentutville on Tuesday of last week,
which destroyed about fifty buildings
and burned over fifteen acres of laud.
Several families aro left homeless, aud
j the hs fools up over liHi(0y.
Dr. Borland, Dentist, of Frank,
lirl, will visit Tionesta on Thursday,
18lli inst. OfUce at Central House.
Will remain three days. 2t
From various sources wo karn ,
that there is a strong probability of a
most excellent fruit crop this year. If
this prophecy U filled, It will, in all
probability be attributed to the grangers.
Mr. Albert Grove had another
attack of cramps on Monday last.
When in them it required four stout
men to hold hire in bed. He is up
and around now, and we hope be won't
have A repetition of this sickness.
B. L. II. Dabbs, the celebrated
Photographer, No. 46 Sixth street,
Pittsburgh, has intoduccd an entirely
new picturo called Portrait Glace, is
much more beautiful than the Porce
lain picture, perfectly durable, and
much cheaper. Ono of the most im
portant requisite in getting a" good
picture Is to have a good and natural
position, and in giving such Mr. Dabbs
excels any one we know, and that is
likely the reason of his doing the
largest business of the kind in the
city. . 10 4t
Special Notice.
All persons having unsettled ac
counts with J. B. rearsall,of Claring-
ton, Forest county, Pa., are hereby
notifitd that settlements are requested
on or before the first day of July next,
by nolo or cash. As no account will
be permitted to run over this date
without settlement of the same, those
wishing to save further trouble will
please take notice.
Jas. B. Pkakhali.
Clarinfflon. June 8. '74. 10 ot
Wool ! Wool ! ! Wool ! ! !
Take it to Robinson & Bonner ; they
pay tho outside price, am' sell goods
very, very low. lOtf
Horses and Cows for sale. Orders
from a distance solicited.
3tf D. G. IIuntkr, Tionesta, Pa
Land Plaster and Lime at Robin-
sou & Bonoers. lOtf
Robinson & Bonner
stock of Wall Taper.
have A full
8tf
New Millinery Store.
Mrs. N. E.- Stevens has opened
first class millinery store, where can
bo found a full assortment of Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Straw Goods,
French Flowers, Ornaments, tc. All
fresh and new. Sales room same build
ing with Stevens Shoe Store, Tidioute,
Pa. 8-tf
Largest stock of Stoneware and
Ouecnsware in Forest county, and at
lowest prices, at- Robinson A Bonner's.
Stf
A CARD.
Having purchased tho stock and
business of Mr. N. E. Stevens in tho
Boot and Shoe trade, I call especial
attention to my largo stock for spring
and summer wear, which are uow be'
ing sold cheaper than ever. Special
inducements to customers from a dig
tance. D. C. Gillesne,
Successor to N. E. Stevens, first door
above Chaffcy's grocery, Main St.
Tidiuute, Ta. 8 4t
Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, has
the most extensivo and best selected
lot of Fishing Tacklo thjtt we have
ever seen in a country store, And
at
AstouUhingly low prices.
4 6iu
Tho colored Address label on each
paper shows the date to which tho sub'
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner If 74,
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. By con
suiting tho address label every subscri
ber cau tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than tho 1st of Jauuary, '73, tie ac
counts previous to that time being
payablo to the old firm. The old sub
scription book is yet in our hands, and
our receipts will be recoguized by the
old firm. tf.
Make money fast aud honorably
$12.50 per day, or 875 per week, by
at once apply lor a territorial right
(which are givcu free to agents,") to
sell tho host, strongest, most useful
and rapid selling Sew ing Machine, and
Patent Button Hole Worker, ever used
or recommended !y families, or buy
uoo for your owu lue ; it is only 85
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad
dress for particulars Jerome B. Hud
; ton A )., Cor. Greenwich A Colt
j landt Sis., N. V. 2j0iu
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 7
Do you want a nice visiting cord t
If so. leavo your orders At tho Re
publican office where they will be exe
cuted in tho neatest style aud on most
reasonable terms.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale At a baigain. Part
of the lands aro situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
River, aud would bo a fiuo site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen try apply
ing to the editor of tins paper.
We are short the following num
bors of the Forehx Republican, and
our files are incomplete without them :
Vol. 2, No. 29.
" 8, " 6.
" ' " 15
it if ii 23
This nancr is marked vol. 4. which
is wronc. but tho date of the paper is
Sept. 13, 1870. i
Vol. 4, No. 26.
" " " 28.
These papers are very necessary to
us, and if Any of our subscribers have
them, or any of them, And will bring
or send them in, they will confor t
great favor upon us, and will bo liber
ally paid for their trouble.
lhe lightest running .Machine in
the world is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so
and ha knows. 46 ly
yew Advertisements.
In pnrdiianco of an Ret of tho fJenoml
Assembly asKl the 3d duvof April, ISM
and suleiiiont SpplementH passed tho
llth ilnv ol April. iKiii nnd l74. tno sun-
scriber will ho at tho following named
plnce for the purposo of collecting taxes
for llio venr 1874. All taxes not nnid on
or before the nrxt tlay or Angwtt, lnd, ten
per cent, win no nuacvt lor collecting :
Unmet township. Cookbunr. June 1(1,
from 9 a. in. to 12 to. Clarington, June IS
from l p. in to 7 p. in.
Jenki township, Marion, Juno 17, from
On. ni. to 3 i. m.
KiiiKWy township, Juno 19, at tho store
or Whoclor ac ousoniiiirv.
Green township, Juno 20, at tho house of
lj. Arncr.
Harmony township, June 22, at the store
or J. l. Kungo. Trunkeyvllle, juno J, at
I'eterson h.
Hickory township, Juno 21, at the store
or T. j. isow nmn.
Tionesta townsiiip, Juno 25, at Court
Ilniiue.
Tionesta borough, Juno 2ft, at Court
House.
Howe tow nship, Juno 20. at P. rook ton
at tho store of lieore Pond it Co.
FRED. OLASSNKH, Treasurer,
Way s, 18,4.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road
AND niter Mondav June 1. Trains
J will ruu av follows (Philadelphia
1 1 mo ) s
Trains leava Oil Cltr for Pittsburgh
2:15 p. ui. 8: 20 p. in. nnd S:3o a.m. arriring
at rutKDurgn nt iu:uu, 3:iu p. m. ana 0:iun,
in.
Trains lcnvo Pittsburgh for Oil City at
7:-0 n. m., 1:00 nnd 8;30 p. nt., arriviug in
Oil Citv at 2:33 a. in., 8:15 and K:05 p. in.
Trains leavo Oil City for llnffalo at 2: 1.1
p. m. 6:20 p. in, arriving in Hufiutlo at
8:.Vi p. in. 1:10 . in.
Trains leave llullulo for Oil City t 6:05
a. m. and l-:2." p. in. arriving at Oil City at
2:00 p. m. and 8:03 p. in.
All trains givon above run through from
Pittsburgh to IHillalo and return, without
change of cars. Train run on Philadel
phia time, which is '!0 minutes faster than
Pittuburgh time. The time at liulVulo it
L. S. it M. H. H . v time whieh is 28 minutes
slower than Philadelphia lime.
Oil City Accommodation leaven rtrady's
Bend at 0: 10 a. in. arriving in Oil City' at
11:50 p.m. Leaves Oil City at 5:0.1 p. in.,
arriving ut Brady's Band at V:l,. p. in.
At Ked lluuk Junction this road eou
with the Kastern Extension which runs to
Ileynoldsvillo.
J. J. LAWRKNC E,
T. M. KING, Geu l. Sup t.
Ass't. Sup't.
LAST CHANCE
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FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AIL) OF THK
PUBLIC LIBRARY KENTUCKY
JULY 31st, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One grand cash gift 6O,000
One griuid eusli gilt I00,0o0
One grand easb gilt 75,000
One grand i-aKli gilt 60,000
Ono grund cash irift 'J.'i.OOO
5 ea,sh gifts, Jl!0,000 each, 100,Oo0
10 caxh gifts, 14,000 each, 110,000
15 -mn 1 1 gills, 10,000 each, l.iO.Ood
20 cash gifts, 5,000 each, lOO.noO
J cash gilts, 4,000 each, 100,000
30 canh gins, 3,000 each, M),noo
50 ctuih gills, 2,000 each, 100,000
100 cath gift, 1,000 each, 100,000
210 cash gifts, fiOOoach, lr.o.OoO
6o0 cash gifts, JOO each, Ao.ooo
10,000 can 1 1 gifw,. W)caii, !iO,(KX)
Grand total 2,0o Gilts, all oah, f.'.'iOO.OOO
PKK KOFTU KLTSi
Whole Tickets ...
Halve. - . -
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Tenths, or each Coupon
11 whole tii ki lx lor
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00! I llloadwsv, New York. I" II
Dr. J. "Walker's Culifbrnia Tin
tgar Bitters aro a purely VcgctaW
preparation, tnatlo chiefly from ilia tm
tivo herbs found on the lowr muses M
tbe Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of which
aro extracted therefrom without the ueo
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. ''What is tho cause of tint
unparalleled success of Vinkoak llir
TKitst" Our answer is, that they remor
tho cause of disease, and tho patient re
covers his health. They aro the prent
Hood purifier and a lifo-g'iving principle,
a perfect Itonovator and Invigwaior
of tho svstem. Never boforo in tho'
history of' tho world hiM S medicine been
compuitmleil possessing ths rsnisrksbl
qualities of Vi.xko.vr I'.ittkks in henlinr Uwi
sick of sverv liena nnvn i heir te. Ty
aro a gentlo Piny.nivo as well u Tunic,
relieving Conpcuinii or Iufluimiinn M
ths Liwr auU Yieccial Organs in liiUuns
Disentes
The properties of Dr. WAtxitn'a
Tinkoaii itiTTRRS are Aperient. Diankoretia,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretia.
Beilaiive. Cunnter-Irritant Sudorific, Altera
tive, sail Auii-liilioui.
'Jv-ntaFnl n'ltnnmitiila nrivlsim Vrf-
koar Bitters tho most wonderful In
Tipnrant tbst ever sustained tu sinking
system. V
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, aud remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means,, and vital organs wasted beyond
ropair. '.
Bilious. Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, which aro so prsra
Icut in tho valloys of our groat rivors
throughout tho United Stntcs, especially
those of tho 'Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennosscc, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, lied, Colorado, Hrazos, Hio Grmrtta,
l'earl, Alabama, Mobilo, Savannah, Ko
anoke, Jamos, and many otbors,- itki
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entiro country during tho Summer ami
Autumn, and romarkably so ilurinjr sea
sons of tintiKuaV lietit and dryusss, nra
invariably accompanied by extensive do
rangcnients of the stomach, ami liver,
and other abdominal Vincent. In tlioir
trcatmont, a purgative, exerting; a pb'.
erful influence upon tlieso various tt
gans, is essentially necessary. Tlioi .
is no cathartic for tJie purpose erj'ml r
DR. J. WAI.KKlt'8 VlXKOAIt HllTlrllE,
ns thev will spoodily rcmovo the dark
colored viscid matter with UieU tk
bowols.nro loaded, ut the sa'r.q thxi
stimulating tho secretions of tho Uv-sr.
and generally restoring tho uca'iitr
functions of tho dignstivo nrirnne. "
Fortify the body iisair.Kt dtxef.
by purifying all its lluidsnith YiXKri.va
H'ittehs. No epidemic ran ti.ktt lvrl
of a system thus I'ore-arnicd.
Dyspepsia or Iiidieslin;:. Head
ache, Pain ill tlio Shoulders, Coi!,;)i.
Tightness of tlio I'heM, Dizziness, t'ur.r
Enictations of the Stomach. I'.ad Tiii-
in tho Month. Uiliiir. Att:iPk:, IV!pi?.
tation of the Heart, InMaiiiniatiuu of i!m
Lungs, I'ain in the region of ilm Kt4
noys, and n hundred other painful !iv
toms, aio tho ofTspiins of D.vci-v,
Ono bottle will piovo a better guurant
of its merits than a lontliy ;.ihe;!i.
raent. Scrofiiln, or Kind's Evil, v.hin
Bwellilips, L'lcpi!', i;n iiclrt-, .' '.icl...,l Vri.
Goitre, Sprnlnlmn liillainiiviti n . lii.l .'. 'it
Jiillamiiiulioin. .Meieiii-iiil AIV.-ciion. OM
f-urus, Kriiplii'iis ef the .S!Jn. Sum Kyu.. nt--.
Ill Ihc.e. in in nil ullit-r t-iiiistii in ui;.i l,
eawis, U'Ai,i;i:u'ii Vinicoau IlnvriNs ,
fhewn lliuir grriit cui.uno mcri in 1H4
aiot ubilin.Hu and iutrarlaMo c.i c--.
For lnllaniiiiotory and C'i;;MiiU
Ithetiniatisiii, fiont. Hiliois. Kn.iit.
tent and Interiniltent Fuvci-.s. i'e:r;v
tho llloiul, Livtr, K!iii.:-v mi I I'ImIi'. ..
these liiltcra have iih ioiiJ. icji
sre caused hy Viiiuted i!lml.
Meihaiiiral Diseases.- rwm
caged in Paints and Mineral', such xa
l'liiinlicrs, Type-i'tter. (iolil l'sir.
Miners, as thuy mlvaine in hie, am .ui.j. tk
tu parnlysU of tlio Iioel. Tu xiu:4
againut I lu, tail) a dosn of 'aw..,i'
KU.VH Uittkhs ocraioiiallr.
For Skin Diseases, Kriptionr., 'ii
ter, Knll-ltlienin, l'lotchc. ;n.-. iitip!'.
I'listules, liiiil, t'mliiuii le--. liii.K Mm Mil.
ricalil liend, Soro Ky. Kryipia. Itifc.
Ecuiis, ltikcnloralioiiK of tliu ,c!, 11:. IJiru.eK
Slid Discaon nf lliu Skin of uliali-vr u.nei
er uatiire, are literally 1I11.T 101 mil ri'i-.l
out of the system 111 a bhoit lime by t!n
ef tlica Pi i ters.
Tin, Tape, and other Vh.i t-it,
ltukiui- ill tho k nteui ol .11 ma :v llu.ii.na.l',
Ira ejjocrtimllv Aettroyed anil ivnanir.l,
smtaiii of iiiciliiine, no veruiiliis' . n na
thchninitius will lice the .y.uiu lieui ,
liko thusa Hitters.
For Femalo Complniiits. iHyomyt
er old, nmmed or iiiglt, at ilieilann of
miinhooil. er tlio turn of life, thuwi
Hitters display so decided an inlltuMiie liiM
iniprorsincut is coon percepiiMe.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whew-
rer you liml its iinpuritirs Ui.hIimr ihn.Nf a
tl.c skiu iu I'miplus, Ki upti.nis. ur Ssrui ;
cleanse it when you find 11 nbstrui lud 4
lupgish iu tlio TL-iui: di suse it uliru it 14
foul; yoar feolilip will tnll yon nrhnn. Ka
the blond puro, wild luu brail!, of Ui m
will follow.
IV. II. M.DOV Vl.l) A ..
Dnif s iiU miJ lifii. Aj;U..Smii l''n-.uir.. l.'ivJIir-vta.
ad tfnr. of VVa.luiirluii uii.l l.'lmrll..i si... a V.
kuld Uy all lim((ll aaul l.sl.r..
IN THK
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply ioGKO. . SICKLES,
79,NaiauS., Hew Tork City.