. It wi Mover's turn for invention
that caused the disaster. Moycr lo
signed a now kind of a iiaUnt, "infla
ted gossamer bustle" tor ladie. It
was a thin bug of India rubber, which
was to be inflated with gas to give it
the proper distension and sufficient
lightness. When the model was com
pleted Mrs. Moycr determined to try
it. (she went into the yard, and tied
the machine under her dress, while
Moycr turned on the kitchen gas to
till the bag. It worked well enough
for a few moments, when all at once
Mrs.Moyer begun to ascend with fright
ful rapidity. She had barely time to
Hcrcam down to Moycr to nut the
children to bed early nnd to tell Mary
Jane to set bread, and the next instant
she was two miles above the snow line.
It was emharii8sing for Mrs. Moycr
very embarrassing, especially as shs
could not reach around the "bustle to
turn off the gas in order to come down.
So sho floated about up there among
thunder-storms and clouds and crows
and aurora boreal ises for several hours,
enjoying the scenery and studying the j
air currents anil 'Wishing she had
biought her muff and a book tc read.
Then she commenced to descend grad
ually, until sho came within a couple
of hundred feet of the earth. Khe
then screamed some as she floated
along, and severcl enthusiastic students
of natural history tried to bring her
down with shotguns, uuder tho im
pression that she was some new variety
of ostrich or flamingo. But a sudden
gust of wind struck Mrs. Mover and
blew her against ' tho "Presbyterian
church steeple with such force that the
"iufktod gossamer bustle" exploded
violently, impressing the sexton with
the conviction that the sacred editlce
had been struck by lightning. But
when ho came out and saw Mrs. Mover
caught by her pannier on the weather
cock, with her parasol pointing east or
west, as the wind happened to shift, he
comprehended tho situation. It cost
six hundred dollars to build a scaf
folding to get Mrs. Moyer down, and
even then Moyer did not introduce his
bustle into the market He will sell
out his patent rights cheap. Mrs.
Moyer wants him to.'
JOB WORK
I'ONK AT TUB
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At ihe fourtt cash priceg, neatly, prompt-
It, and ii styh equal to that of any
other establishment in the DiMrui.
A colored man applied to a Boston
saving's bank, wishing to draw one
dollar. The clerk informed him that
the iron rule of the institution forbade
the withdrawal of lew than thrco dol
lars. Our colored brother was in deep
tudy for a few tuomcuts, and then
said : "Sar. I'll take de free dollras,"
Tho three dollars were paid to him,
niiea he at once added : "No'v, sar, if
you please, sar, I'll 'posct two dollars
in do institution." Tho amount was
' duly received and credited, when, with
his loose dollar in his pocket, he gave
the clerk a sly wink and walked away.
Many persons besides school boys
nnd college students use the phrase,
"He is a brick," without the least idea
that it is supposcd to be of classic ori
gin. It is said that King Agesilaus,
being asked by an ambassador fromEp
irus why they hid no walls for Sparta,
replied, "Wo have.". Pointing to his
marshalled army, he said. "There are
the walls of Sparta ; every man you
see is a brick."
"If I pnt my money in the savings
bauk, when can I get it out again '?"
asked a newly arrived Irishman of his
friend. "Och," said the latter, "sure
an' if you put it in to-day you can
draw it out to-morrow by giving a
week's uotice 1"
A man gives the following reason
why the colored race is superior to the
white : "All men are made of clay,
and like the meerschaum pipe, they
are more valuabe when highly color
ed." The Detroit Free Press says : "The
Albany Journal never has less than
eight columns on a hanging affair, and
sometimes reaches twelve, and a mark
cd copy is always scut to the widow."
The til d superstitious notion that
crocodiles ween has been exploded by
the scientists ; but it is pretty generally
acknowledged that sailors have re
peatedly seen whales' blubber.
"I should think theso omnibus
wheels would be fatigued after running
all day," observed Sum. " Well, yes,"
replied Seth, taking a squint at them,
4'they do appear to be tired."
A gentleman has two canaries which
he calls "Wheeler" aud "Wilson."
His reason for these appellations is
tliat neither of them are "Singra."
An instructor asked a gi: l why beer
in French was iumiuiue. She replied
that it was probably owing. to the fact
that the boys liko it so well.
A pugilistic Irishman, being bound
over to keep the peace on all British
subject" remarked: "Tile saints help
the first foreigner I meet."
Tho editor of a Nashville paper is
accused by his neighbors of having
caught cold whilo sleepiug in church
, with 1m pew door open. . . .
Jaynesville 'has an educated pig
called Ben Butler. There i a chance
for a libel suit on the part of the
V'g-.
Placards oilhe St. Louis streetcars
declare that "This cur can't wait fur
ladies' to ki.-s good-by."
A contemporary calls hid items
".ViU," to hhow that he ;'Cl3 them out
of hi-r own head.
BUSINESS CARDS
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CAHbk,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MOXT1ILY NTAT1UI UXTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
KOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS " '
BLANKS, '. . ..
POSTERS.
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS, '
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, Ac.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitts
burgh R. R.
(YS AND A I'TKIl Moml.iv, February 2,
in,, uams win run as tot lows;
STATIONS. Northward, Nouthw aid
K. M Ko I Nt.,1 Nn. I No. 4 s,
in i 111 n w i in i) in 11 in
4:(fJ K:.V
,"( H:4fl
win1!!);:!!!
Pittsburgh
W I 'en J 11 ne
Kiltaiminir
H. Il k .lime
I Irmly lteiul
Parker
l'.iiilonton
Kern harass
Krnnklin
Oil Citv
7;CK)
oleopoiis 8:01
Kanie l(o k X:V,
Tionosta !':('
Tidlotito in:-"!
Ii'vinelon 1:4
il:iie;i(i:.v.
A:4:l!l t::ti
Toni
S:IJ
H:ii
:l
Kotisevlllo
Titusvllle
t'nrry
Msvvill
Iluiliilo
Mt:!.
11:10
l:in
l;fil
!i:3S
I'.illll!
K:Rll l:Jllj
7:4;-,!-2::S-J
i!:'-'0 11:40!
i:(Hi I l:'.v.l
M.'i):lii:.V.'
4:4 lil:lo:
a
::n:.
-: b"
!':!!
7:4.i
8:00
a. in p. 111 1
J:l'
:l:ii 11: r.
.i:'je. 10;,-,;
4: IV d:Jl
;:ll 7:lo
:: 1 :.-
5:in 11:1.-.
7:!Hti !l:47!
Sijoi ti;(li
111 a. 111
a. in p. in
Tram run bv Philadelphia Time.
s. J. J.'iiA WP.ICNCE, tion'l Sup't,
PENNSYLVANIA. CEN
- TRAL RAILROAD
ON AN! A I'TKIl II 1. !'. Sim.hi May
1, 1S70, Trains arrive at and leave fn
i nion iopot, corner of Washluton und
laiierly street, as follows:
AK1UVK.
Mail Train, l.r.0 a n, : 1'ust Lino. 12.12 ,
in ; Woirsaoeoinmod.ition No. ti.'O a m
iMitn.Mi iii-t-oiiii!i(i:iuoii .so i, h ni ;
Wall's noenm modal ion .No S..Via in ;('in
cinnati express n.'.'Oam: Johnstown ac
commodation 10..iO n 111 j llraddoeks ne
coiniiiodntioii No I, 7.00 pin; l'ill.sl.iin-h
pxjin'ps 1..H.1 p mj rnciiie rspn'M l.so p m
"aim u(.-riiuiiiio(.liUOII AO a, ,:i( p in;
1 iomm'w oou nccoilllliililulion AO l,ll.,r;i p 111;
Wall's accommodation No 4, fi.."0 p
Hrinlon aceomiiioilation No 2, 1.10 p m
Way Vassriiger 10.Lt) p m.
UK PART.
Southeni express 5.20 a 111 ; l'm ine rx
lirpMa 2.40 a 111 ; Wair neeonuitodalion No
1, O.aOa 111 j Mail Train S.10 a 111 s lirinton s
aeeomnioiliition ll.'JOain: HnuK lui'k'a
,-oniinodnlion Nol.ii.10 p in; Cineinnati
rx press 12.:V) p 111 ; Wall's aeeoiinnodar.ioti
. 11. .i a 111 ; Johnstown aeroiiin odntion
p ill ; Uoinewoocl neeoininod:iti,m No
1. 8,")0 p in; Philadelphia express a..'iO p 111:
Wall areoiiiinodation No 3,.(.(l."i p 111; Wall
aeeoinrnodation No 4. 0.0", p 111 ; Fail I.ino
7.40 p 111; Wall's No'i, 11.00 p 111.
The Clmreli Traint leave Wall' Station
every Sunday at f.li.'i a. 111., reaeliinn Pitta-
uurjiii at iu.ii.ia. m. lietnriiln ,.ap l'iita
hiiiirli at l'J.'Ki p. 111.. and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. 111.
Cincinnati express leaves d lilv. SonMi-
em express daily except Monday. All oth
er Trains daily, cxecpt Sunday .
for fnr'lipr inCiirTinitinii niW
W. IT. JlKCKWITir, A cent.
Tho Ponnsylvmiia Hailroail t'otnpanv
will not assume nnv Risk for ll.Tj-iraav m".
copt for Weai-iiiur Apparel, nml limit their
inpunsmuuy ii 11110 iiiiiiared iioiiai s vai
ue. All haajraeo excecdinir that a mint
In value will bo. at the risk of tnu iner.
unless taken bv special contract.
A. J. CASSAl
Gonoral Superiutendent. Altoono Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
ON ANT) aftor Monday Feb. 2. Train
will rtiu an follnwa lloU.lli.iit
Time):
Train leave Oil City for PitUliurtrh nl
!:l.r P. 111. 7:4oa. 111. arriviuir nt PittNi.iir.rli
at 10:O"i. nnd 3:00 p. in.
llrady's llond Accommodation leaves
Oil I'ity at fi:12 ji. 111. arriving at lirady'a
Uf ml at !i:33 p. 111.
Trains leave I'ittsbursh for Oil f.'itv at
7-.-20 a. 111. and 3;20 p. 111., arrivin- in" Oil
City at 2:5:1 and 9:15 n. m.
Oil City accommodation leaven Urady's
r.end at (i:50 a. 111. arriving in Oil Citv at
12:05 p. in.
Trains leave Oil City for Iluffalo at 2:1.1
p. m. rt:20 a. 111, and 0:10 a. 111. arrivin'B in
llutlatlo at K:,V 11. 111. 1:10a.m. and 7:2.1 p.m.
Trains leave l'.n Halo for Oil Citv at 6:01
p. m. and 12:2.1 p. 111. ai riving atoil Citv at
2:10 p. 111. nnd 8:20 p. 111.
All trains driven ubove run thi'oiiu'h from
Pitt.sljuriih lo llud'alo ami return, without
ehaniro of ears! Trains run on Philadel
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
PitUhuriih time.' The time at llud'alo is
Ii. H. A M. 8. ll'y time which is 2S minutes
Blower than Philadelphia timo. .'
At Red Rank .1 unction thi.i road eon
withthe Knslcrn lixtension w hii h runs to
llrookviile,Uaviii( Red Rank at 11:4.1a. 111.
and 7:50 a. m. arriving in iirookvilLe at
2:30 and 12:10 p. 111.
The train leaving Red Bank at 11:45 p.m.
arrives at Revnoldsville at 3:40 p. m.
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N AND AFTER Monday, Juno 5, tSTl,
1 j inns w 111 run as ionow s ;
TUAJNS XOIITHWAHD.
No. 2. No. 4.
10.25 a 111 S.,.0 p m
io.ns " 3.2s "
10.30 " a. is "
IH. -M " 3.1D "
II. Oil ' 2.;' "
STATION.
OlOopolis,
I'Cliiielt,
Woods
l'rsthors Mill
l'itholo City
TUAINS SOUTUWAHI1.
RTATIOHM.
1'itholB City,
1'rathers iill
Voods
lii nnctt
Oleoin lis
All' Trains
Nr.. 1. No. 3.
8.4UUIH 1.20 pm
f.ls 1.4S '
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'.02 " 2.02 Ai
tl.li) " L' 14 "
make close connections
at. Oloot.nhs Willi ll-.lillw mi tk.wiil t'...,.., .1.
Allegheny Hiver Ilailway, North and
South.
Two Lines of Stai;c run daily between
l'llliolo Cllv. Miller l'lirni sii.i IMeiiKiiut-
Vi lie. II Ulk ill'' I'lilllii'el lull Vi'il h -n-ri t i itiriin.l
departing Trains. J. T. liLAlK,
II. Wh'KUA.M, Sun t,
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;rescitntnio
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Its i hoioiiah and Heliable Stntistical Tallies ;
- lis Monthly Keports rroni 11 last l-'iirnace ;
Its Iron Workers' Wuoa Tables.
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ORiir Uillci'S nro a imivly Vefietubla
pieparatioii, ln.ido cliicily IVotii tlio na
tivo heijjs luuii'l (m tlio lower itni-res ct
ll:e Siei ni Xev:il;i iiiutintniiiHoi. Valifnr
r.'.a, tlio iiioiliciHal piopciiics ni' vliich
nro extracted Iheiorioni without llic use
of Alcohol. 'I'lio fjtiestiim is nlmnst
daily asUed. "What io tho cait.se of t!i3
itaparailclcil fiticccss of Vim:i;ai: J5it
Tuiist" Our iinswer Is, Hint thc icio o
llie catiso ofdiscxso, ninl tlio palici:f rc
coxxrs l.ea:Ui. They nro tho 'rcat
Llood iMii iticr and a li;b-:i in pi incipie.
a litTifct licnovator ami i:u i.l;imUii'
of tlio system. Never boloio Mi tlio
l.inlnry of t!.o wni'M lias n liiediciiiv been
cuiiiiiiunili-il peise-tsin!! ll.n ri'Viarkulilu
(p.iahticii of Yi.i:iAR lh iTKK.s in l;yfllm;: tlio
tick of every il:.,ea-o luan U l.eir-to. They
aro a pciitlc " 'uriirtiivo a wuil a Tonir.
relieving t'enjc-tiuii nr Iat'..iir(li.itiim i,f
tho l.iicr at'el Visceral Oran.K iu iiiliou
ll;-c.ises V
Tlic iiropci lios r.f pn. Svai.keu's
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11-11
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l'atcnted Juno 117th, ls7I,
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and noiseless, like nil i;ood hii;h-p'rieed
machines, litis Patent Cheek to prevent
the w heel lieinn turned the wrninj wav.
Uses tlio thread direct from Hie spool.
Makes the elastic lock stitch, tiuesl and
slr.iiincsl stick l.nown ; liriii.duiiible, do
and rapid. Will bi all kinds of v.orK.
line nnd coarse, 110111 cambric to li'.svr
cloth or Leather, ami uses ail description
of thrtM.-l. This Machine is fccavllv oon
struetcl to (rive U sueiiitlh; all the pans
of each Machine hoiicr mil le alike bv ina-chinei-y,
anil beautil'iillv linishcd and 'orna
mented. It is very easy to learn. Ilspid.
smooth and silent in operation, lteliablu
at all limes, nod a I'rai lical, Seii ntlne,
M01 hanical Invcntioii, at primly ledueco!
pi ice.
A ffond e!iciii fsmily c ia; niaeliinu a
last. The first and only success In prol
ductile a valuable, MibM.-inlini and relm.
blc low priced Sew 'it:' Machine. Its
rtrcine low urice ivacliC'i ail eooil ii lens. In
simplicity sod sitcnlh adapli it to 11JI
rapaeilies.w hilu its many meriti, iiuulu li a
universal favorite whenvir used, and
creates a rapid demand.
I I' ISAM. IT IS l'.Ki'OMMKNM p.
T can cheerfull v and coiiliileiill v reo'.ni
mend its use t tlio-c who are whiuhix 11
really ood Sewing Machine, at a- tnr
I'l iee. Mrs. II. II..I A M LSI i.V,
Pcotone, Will County, Ilk
Prion of raoh iii.iehine.t "('as9 A .1
"One," (warranted for live ears bv special
certillcate.) with all the li.'tiujis, and ev
rythimr coinplelo bcloncinn to it, inelud
ini; seSf. threading needle, pie kud in a
strong wooden box, and delivered to any
part of Ihe country, by express free u
fn rthcr ehariies, on receipt nf price, only
I'ivo Ilollars. Sate' delivurv jriiaiuutccii.
Witli each Machine w e wiU scnd, 1. it re
isipt ol M extra, tho new patenl
Jll.'TTd.N JJOLK WiHIKKl!,
One of llm must iiiiioriiint iiuil 11 si I'l l In
vcnlicns of Ihe ace. So siiuplo ami rer
lain, lhal a child can w ork Hie litie.t but
ton hol'.i with regularity and te.se. str.inij
and beautiful.
hnecial terms, ami cxlia indii ciucnls to
Male and remain Atrents, store keepers,
.tc, who will establish ai-encics throunU
the country and keep our new niai-liiiini
on exhibition aiul .sale. County lights
Riven toMinui agents free. Agent's nun.
plele'outlit, lui nishe I without anv extra
charge. Samples of sewing, desei iplivo
circulars conlaiuiiif terms, ti -stimnii-uls,
engiiiviiiKs, Ac, Ac., sent free. V'u a.ii
iiiplly
A 1 1! K I' L'l'l' I! A L IMPLKMLNS.
Latest Patents and improvements fur
Ihe farm and linrden. Mowers, IU npers,
Cullivat'.rs, l'eed Ciiitms, llarn ws, 1 arm
Mills, I'lan-iors, . .riari esters, Threshers
i-.iid all articles needed Inr i i.iti -.il,
Karu Seeds in lare Mirlclv. All 'i,mu'.v
sent in Post Cltlce Msricy" Orders, It.uii;
Drafts, or by p'x press, w ill be iit'oiir rii,
and are pel iectly secure. Safe delivery of
All our fronds guaranteed,
"A 11 old and n sponsible firm t!i.,;f . it.j;
the best ipiods at do low., st -f.ri.ii . .,n.l
be relied upon by uurreadcrs.'' I'n-ar
Journal, New York.
Not ICcsponsiblc for rii ristcrcd I.elt. ii.
Address, J J.IS11.M K It. 11 1 ' I s )N A I'll..
Corner i;rtenw!-h it Coitlsndl St.s., New
York. 'J.Vi;i
r i: WANTYol.' To actus Aaents, and
distribute cur New AiUcriisimt
Maps, mounted on LiiL'lish Cloth, bi irn; a
complete Map of llm I'nited Slates. Wo
Uivethi'S-) Mapaaway uitis and w ill allow
ou one dollar for every Al.-ip you disu-ili-uie
in. e. cry eoiiniy and sisin in ihe I niai.
Male end Feniaio Agents w.inr.-d. Ad
dress liniiieiliatelv, enelosin,' one dollar
.for oHUit of live Nlaps, Tcrrilorv, Circii
lars, and full p.'iriieuliir.s
vii lit 1 isi.vi; map ro.,
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