W EDXHStlAT MnRMXC'Jril 1.SHI.
'"f. - ' ' " ' " " " -
" 'n(5fOUGH OFFICliMS.
IHirflt--M. Irriit., J ii.
biiHrjVmrii S. J. Woleolt. T. J. Villi
'ilewn, J. K. IHaine, P.N. Km'", J.
I 1hmI, J. A. Proper.
Jtirrnfthe. 'riie W. P. MoroiUlntt,
H. H. Knox.
liiihilileM. Swnirirnrt
.SrAoof Mrerlnr P. H. Knoit, II. P'l
x, R. .?. Wolcott, M. H. Haslet, A. M.
Koilv, D. Clark.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICKR.S.
P,-rilit Jit'hr W. P. JKWfts.
.lMiiri')M .''' J. A. Plinrnn, A-.
ihikw Cook.
A'Api-iI' T. J. Van fliKKN. .
i Trtnnrrr Fiikii. liLAssSKO.
l-nihoolnvn, llrgiHtcr it llmonler, it.
J. It. AllXKW.
MjirtWiMHinnrr T. 1. Cof.MNs, Jons
TlloMPSoS, K Ct.AltK.
Oniiift Nu)trriiitfHlrntH. V. RoilllKn.
i IMi irl .ittnrmif-S. P. IliwiN.
.Iur4 inmihtncii. Fl.YS:,VS M.
Pattkiison.
iiiWv Snrrriinr S.P. TuwtX.
M ' Ittki.. .In. m
: i,Ht,i A irifinu T. II. Colin. L. Wxn-
i:it, L Jasiikhoj. ,
Momhurn CnniifM 1WA Mfrrt--C
Cimis.
) Aclli Ma mis Williams.
n.
Sunday School Basket Picnic.
Tlio IVogranimo nil lptert lust Stili
Imtli for llic P.asket V'uiiio, on llio
Fourth of July is ns follows:
1st. Tho scholars, tenchcrs and
fripit'ln, brinjring their baskets " will
nit.fl nt the M. K. Church, nt 9:30
o'clock, A. M., upon the ringing of
tho secoinl hell.
2il. The classes will be arranged in
order, nml hcnilcil by their respective
teachers, will then be marched to the
ground.
3.1. Alter arriving upon the ground,
hinging, under the direction of tho
eommittee on music.
All uro inviU-J to join with the
school, as it in the intention to have
the occasion as informal and onjnynble
as possible.
All the committees will meet at th
M. E. Church building to-morrow
(Thursday) uftcrnoon, at 3 o'clock to
hand in their final report, and niak
any further arrangements that may be
thought nccessnry.
1 M. Clakk, Scc'y.
Titusville Letter.
Time of Train
At TIONF.STA STATION, on ami alter
.Jiiiip I, 174:
HorTH 1IT C'l.AKS.
Triiin 2J .... 7:12 p. in.
C-it class.
. Train 1 .... ll:0:. in.
" , M - ;l:iS p. in.
no in it I T ru.
Train "1 - - - .1:2H p. in.
3l CLASH.
Train M .... H:V a. in.
,v.i .... 5:0." p. in.
On tin' IMvpr Pivislon i. . from Oil City
1i IrvliiPtmi. up Hip river Is North ; down
Hip rlvor, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
No Psper Next Week.
As our subscribers linve by this time
' JiPcomo nccustomed to the practice ot
country papers, of taking a vacation
. of one week at this season of (he year,
avo deem no apology necessary, but
11 niPiuiy siRt that n.i paper will be
lilted Irom this oflice next week. Tho
Iato of the next paper will be July
11th. Tho olhYe will be open during
)to week for tho transaction of busi
ness, which will be utleiiileil to by our
foreman, Mr. Won Is, wluiso re cipts
4i re good for all ni'us paid him.
The S unday School Unsket Picnic
Committees meet in M. 11. Church
'J'hursday aficrnnen at 3 o'clock. Kcc
proganiine in niiolhcr column.
. '; Preaching in thi M. K. Clench
4iii next Suinlny evening.
. ltemcinbcr tho Sunday School
1'icnii: n Saturday next, uud help
"to make tho little onei enjoy it.
Tho regnbir meeting of the Tio
liesla Literary Society will take place
l the nsiJcnce of P. O. Convcr, this
t-veiling.
i)nly t'-e large saw in Dilhridges
'mill is shut down. Most of the hands
tiro engaged on the dam just below
the mill.
Heme mber the three nnd picnic
be held 'at Iloss Kiin on Friday
next, July 3d. A good time is nntici-
juxljd..
, A 150 banel well was struck nt
MaeksWg, Olilo recently. Perhaps
i ho Indt. bus g 'lie over for a fourth of
July flow.
P. Mi General Cresswell lias re
Kilned that position, and the President
lias appointed Hon. Kugeno llule of
' Maine to fill the position.
We call attention to the card of
;Mra. ITcnth, Dressmaker, which ap-
lienr in this issue. Mrs. II. is well
known here and will give satisfaction.
John Heck has built a portion on
three sides of the front part of his
bouse, which have the effect of mak
ing the house look longer nnd pleas
jui tor.
We are uiultr obligations to Gov.
Jlnrtrunfi for ft copy of the General
i Jaws of J874. lVunsylvauia cvcr
bad a better Governor thau J. F.
- llartranft has proved himself.
Dr. Borland, Dentist, of Frank
lin, will visit Tionesta on Thursday,
. July 0, 1674. Ollico at Ccntr&l llousa.
Will remain thrco days. A full set
' tip or lower tooth for 815.
Golden was beaten for the Demo
cratic Domination tor Judgo in Arm
fctronr county. Urowu of the Clarion
Workmen oreubusily engaged in
framing the new and. large mill of
Collins & Ilolbrook, winch is to be
erected at Lacytowu this season. Frpin
ouo of the men engaged on the, wor
we have the following facts in regard
to the Uructure: Th dimensions of
the mill will be 85x125 feet, and will
have all tho newest ana best machine
ly for mauufacturingi and finishiug
lumber of all sizes and grades. Lura
80 feet long can be sawed with perfect
ease. The mill will be run by water,
and to this end thesdam will be rebuilt
in a permanent manner. It is not to
bo supposed that nty tho machinery of
the mill will be kept constantly run
ning, but the proprietors propusoto be
prepared to do alj kinds of sawing
nnd manufacturing: that may be re
quired on short notice. A good por
tion of the lumber mnde by this mill
will be bill-stufland' will probably be
hauled to this pijiftt nnd 'shipped by
rail. In this connection, we have un
derstood that Messrs. Collins & Ilol
brook are to" build a road to follow the
Creek from te mouth to Lacvtown
To do this tljere will have to be about
two miles of road made, commencing
nt the property now occupied by Miss
S. A. Dald, and coming out at the
Oldtown school house. When this
done a perfectly level road will be
had la an. I from the mills. 1 tie mill. I
ing of tho mill is under the superin
tendance of Jas. Gilfillan. who is said
to be ono of tho best miil-wrights in
the country Tho proprietors intend
having the mill ready for business be
fore winter sets in. They have a very
large tract of timber land, nnd the
probabilities are that then investment
will prove a profitable one, especially
as both, the proprietors aro old and
successful lumbermen.
The President has signed the Com
'promise i'iuance Bill, which provides
for a redistribution of the National
Dank currency, nnd relcascj tho re
serve currency which National Banks
have heretofore been rjrpiin d by law
to keep in'thfir vaults. The act pro
vide that J"o,000,000 national bank
currency shall be withdrawn from
those Slates having n surplus over tho
Boiou'ul provided in the National bunk
Act, nnd redistributed to those States
and Territories which have not their
proper shsro. s.Of this amount $30
000,000 only can be withdrawn during
the year ending July 1, 1873. Th
New Engluud Slates and New York
will lose nearly the total amount to be
redistributed, and all tho Western and
.Southern States will receive the benefit
thereof. The , release of the reserve
heretofore held by the National Banks
will be the only uiciease of the cur
rency. '
The Library Festival passed off
as announced in last week's issue.
Contrary to the general anticipations
of all couuerued, the attendance was
uot very large. However, most of
those who atteuded express themselves
as having enjoyed tho occasion exten
sively. The roailt, tlnaueiaily, was a
fund clear of all expeuse3, of nearly
$55, which was ordered ta be invested
until enough more is added to purchase
the first installment of books. At the
cnllcd meeting of the Society on Sat-
Trn svii.i.K, Juno f!0lh '74.
li. Kr.fi iiLicAX : Methitiks I
icnr von whippr "how's times?" And
molhinks I to myself "hard times," nt
Titusvillo, as well as other metropoli
tan resorts. Yes, no One pretends
otherwise; everybody realizes that
things are dull, even barbers nnd con-
fidenco-nien. But I suppose there
goes on about ns much business here
as in the average town, ihe only
thing that bothers TUu3villians, ia that
they nro so far away from Oil City
that little benefits arise from that new
world, London. Oil City is the largest
oity in the world ; there is no doubt ot
it, and its mammoth growth is owing,
probably, to that elegant and polite
eheet, the Derrick. Siill wc manage to
keen haripv bv soeincr some of tho
citv bred once in a while.
s I snid before we are moderately
prosperous; having many of the 'f
vantnges of a large city, and nil the
natural plcusures of country life. We
escape the imprisonment ofvbricV
walls, and the solitude fit country
farm-houses a hnppy ,inediuni. Eve
rybody could fnjo themselves in a
, qliiet wey (which is the best this weath
er) here if any where. For the ro-
tnftnt'c we hnve some interesting scene
ry and cool groves; and Oil Creek,
abovo tho city is filled with loycly
islands, and afords passable fishing.
For the scientific we havo nn inter
esting Flora; plenty native animals
for the Zoologist, nnd, of course, the
geologist has abundant opportunity
for rcsenrch in tho petroleum country.
For the gay and pleasure-loving there
is a proper intersprinkling of theatre,
lecture, and music, with picnics, balls,
excursions, Ac. in tact, hardly a
plcasanter stopping place than Titus
ville cau be found in the oil country,
or, perhaps, in tho western section of
the Stale.
If I feel as good nn lured I may send
you another short letter, but I fear
this has been longer than interesting,
short ns it is. Yours,
Yenhotta.
Martin Williams nnd J. II. Wil
son were last week nominated as Dein
ocrntic candidates for Assembly in
Clarion County. If they, must have
Democratic Assemblymen in thht
county, wo know of no better man for
the position than Martin Williams.
Tho Jachoiumi publishes their names
ns candidates, "subject to the decision
of the District Conference." Please
explain. ,
The Clarion Democrat tells of sev
eral persons who gnt roped in on three
card monte, on circus day, in that
place last week. It's a good b'ssonfor
those who lost their script. We sup
poso they are now compelling of
"hard times,"
. The Derrick mau, Oil City, is
happy onco ' again. Tho crusaders
have eome forth, and on the streets,
decorated by saloons, ho hopes to pick
up an item or two evory'dsy. "It's
an ill wind that Mows nobody'' any
good,".,'- A
jT-Some trout are being cauglu by
those who are brave enough to fidi
during, thie extremely warm weather.
Some few bass are being shot, by those
who aro willing to stand on the batiks
of the river and sweat and watch for
them.
P. O. Conver lias withdrawn from
the field as a Democratic candidate
for the nomination for Associate Judge,
and Geo. S. Sigglns, Esq., of Hickory
is announced in the Prcs of last week
in bis place.
The irrepressible Geo. S. Hunter
is on the track fur tho Democratic
nomination for Commissioner, under
the impression that the people want a
"good 'sponsible man to look after
things."
Miss Globe.'lho school mistress
at Hahns school house, killed a lurgc
jaltlesuake one day last week. She
had more pluck than most of the
young ladies in this section. Clcrion
Hejmblitioii.
Go to ltobinsnn & Bonner, if you
want Graiu-erad'.es, Scythes, Snaths,
Bakes. Forks &c. 13tf
' 8H E Rl'r r'S SALES .
BY VIKTt.'reoroiin l.y wrlH of I.pv. Fa.
:i!in4 f.PV.'Ka. nml von. ox. IxwtlP'l "It of
tlin Court of Common PIpiih of Forest C'n
liliil tooie tlirecU'd, thero will lin pxpowcl
to snip lv public vciiiliin or oiiterv, lit tlip
t olirt llousp, In the horoliK'li of J ionestii,
on
TIIUKSDA Y, J I TjY lfltTi, A. P., 1871.
nt 11 o'clock -A. M., tlic Mlowintf decrilinl
l'Piil pmIh'p, to-wit i
DiuiiPl S. Knox v. Kll.il.etli MalMPnncl
CliarleH P. Maliip, lier liuwlwui'1. owners
or rnpnted ow ners, nml Clmrles P. Maliin
.'ntiwtnr, Lev. Fa., No. II Sept. Term,
is" 4, C. P. No. S-S Mav Term, ls74. Tatp.
TIip following ilescrilipcl ImildiiiK of
Kliziilietli Muliio nilil t'linrlen P. Mnbie,
lier Inixlininl, owners or reputed owners,
unci Clmrlcs P. Mnliie, eontriu tor, to-wit :
The wiiil lHdliliimis located In flio ltoroiifjli
of TlotleStit, In tho County of Forest, nnd
Stuto of l'eiinsvlviinin. on T.ots niiinhered
r,n v-niirhi i.-.rti " liltv-nino ("!. and sixty
(Oil), In tho plot of U. (i. Sickles, said lot:)
Irontinit on Flir. street, nnd lmu:dcd on
tho east liy snid Kim street : thesuid lniild
in:? Is a two storied fi Hine liiiildinn. thirty
lw7 feet and' nine Inches (:12 ft. 0 in.) in
leii'ith, anil twenty feet i.nd seven inches
U(l ft. 7 in.) tn width.
Titkeii in pxfieiltion nnd toliP sold ns Hip
propprty of ftliutlipth Mabio and C'hnrles
1J. MalMP, ner llUSOailll, owoeisoi repnieu
owners, and Churles I). Mabio contractor,
at the suit ot liauiol s. Knox.
AI.RO,
- ?Tn?liM. Role, vs. Andrew J. Mnze,
owner and coiitraeUir, uliivs Ikv. Fa.. No.
11 Sent. Terin. 1874. K. P. No. 21 Peer.
Term, 1K73. Tnte. The followiiiffdoserili
ed linildinir nnd lot of Kround of Andrew
.1. Maze, owner and contractor, to-wit :
Tliesiiid linildinir or mill structure U In
cite 1 st the mouth of Trontman tun, on
tho east bank of said stream t hereof, where
it einnties into the Clarion Uiver, im tho
Township of Ilaniptt, in the Count, oi
l.'ovnsf nml St:itn of Ponnsvlvania. nioro
partieularlv descrilied as follows : Jii'iilri
niiifliit n Itoek on thn north Imnk f the
Claiiou river, hoinn ono hundred (10(1) fool
southwest frPin the liioutli of Troutnmn
Itun, up said River torty (40) perches to
u- oost, thence north twenty (2(0 decrees
vest fortv (40) perches toil post, thence
north seventv-four (74) decrees west lorty
(4(1) perches ton post, thence south twenty
i-ui ueirrces e:ist in ine puu-eoi m-niiiiiui;.
Containing ten ; I'j; "ercs oi lanci. ino sm
m:ii i... -.l.i : .... i.. o iv.ji.in 1 ,i 'iiisr Hi.it
"WE AND OUR "
NEIGHBORS,"
f
Cemetery Society Meeting.
Demorrrt is willing to sharo the hon
ors with Sam Young. urday evening last, a vote of thanks
We this week publish a marriage I s tendered to the Commissioners for
notice which should have apiiearcd in the use of tho Court House; also to
our last issue, but as Mr. Ditwcller ' -' Kohiuson, uud others outside of
says, it "biipped our memorandum."
To uiukc up for our cuielcsi-ness we
will add to I ho notice the w ish that
the couple mav "live long and pres-
pc- ; '
the society who aided iu getting up
the fecn.ivl and muking it atuccess.
Horses and Cows for sale. Orders
from a distance solicited.
::! D. G. IIi miu:, Tiuiicsta, I'a
The lioard met at the Central House
pursuant to a nolico published iu the
IIepuui.ican. Present, J. A. Proper,
I. D. Thomas, Capt. Knox, Jacob
Wcuk, and S. D. Irwin. Tho new
officers elect wero ns follows: Presi
dent, Hon. John A. Proper; Trustees,
J. G. Dale, Jacob Wcuk, and P." D.
Thomas ; Treasurer, D. S. Knox ; Sec
retary, S. D. Irwin. Tho clccliou of
a Superintendent was postponed un
til next meeting.
The plan und specifications of a
substantial aud suitable fence were
then provided, shown and read. The
fence to be 4 feet high, chestnut posts
GJ feet long, to be suuk 2j feet in
ground, 8 feet apart, 4 nails and cap
piece. Gate 8 feet long, and a stile
over fence with 10 ft. platform ; tho
same to be constructed and built in
good, workman-like manner. The plan
08 drawn by Col. Thomus was adopted.
The secretary to receive proposals for
furnishing material and building fence
until the time of next meeting, and
receive bids.
On motion adjourned to meet at
Central Houso.ct 7 o"tlock p. in.,
Monday, July G. 1C74.
On Tuesday evening of lust week,
a terrible accident occurred at Syra
cuse, N. Y., by which fourteen persons
lost their lives and nearly two hundred
were injured, soma of them futally
A strawberry festival was being held
in tho Baptist Church, on the second
floor, which was crowded with people,
when suddenly tho floor gave way,
precipitating the crowd into the Btory
below, and pulling tho roof in on
them. Tho church was comparatively
a new one.
The Clarion Jieiniblimn oflice
priuted the pamphlet for the Clar
iou Co. Agricultural Society, and
thinks it is the neatest book ever print
ed for the society iu that county, and
insinuates that those heretofore issued
from the Democrat olHce look as if
they had been printed with apple-butter.
If Alexander will scud us one
of the pamphlets we will be' better
able to judgo of its merits.
People who pretend to be versed
iu the ways of the potato bug say th vt
their siiddun disappearance should not
bo taken as a permanent relief from
their prescoce. They have laid their
eggs a so r t o f y e I lo w is h I a r v ui -which
may hnve been discovered ut the timo
on the potato tops, and which will
soon produce myriads of bugs for the
mid summer campaign.
Wool ! Wool ! ! Wool I M
Take it to Robinson & Bonner ; they
pay the outside price, and sell goods
very, very low.
lOtf
Land Fluster and Lime at Robin
son & Bonners. . . lOtf
New Millinery Store.
Mrs. N. -E. Stevens has opened a
first class millinery store, whero can
bo found a full assortment of Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Straw Goods,
French Flowers, Ornaments, it?. All
fresh and new. Sales ronni samo build
itig with Stevens Shoe Store, Tidioute,
Pa. 8 tf
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover & Bilker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and be knows. '. 46 ly
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. ,
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Claringtou, this
county, are for sale at a baigaia. Part
of the lands are actuated within four
iuile3 of Ciarington, on tho Clarion
River, and would be a fine s'to for an
extensive tnnnery and sew mills. .Map
and particulars can be seen iy apply
ing to the editor of this paper. ' '
Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, has
the most cxteusive and best selected
lot of Fishing Tackln that we have
ever seen in a country t tore, and at
astonishingly low prices. 4 Cm
MARRIED.
PITiVFMdOIt CI,AKK. At tho Central
House, on the 20th lilt., liy Ksi. Mer
eilliott, Mr. J. II. Pitwellor. of Wlll
hunsiiort, I'a., to Miss N. C. Clark, of
Indiana Co., I'a.
Xew Atlvertlsemeitt.
mis. cm. ii i: ah i,
DRESSMAKER, Tionesta, Pa.
Mill linildinz is a frame bii!!'"mt sixty
11101 feet in lenutli 1)V thirty (TO) feet iH
breadth, and twenty-t wo (22) foot iu height, 1
with pnjiino 1:1x24 strnKe complete, two
boilers, two (2) tbirs each SKx22, breeching
30xt0. drum, stand-pipo tiro front and
prate bars.
Taken in execution nnd to be sold ns the
property of Andrew J. Mn.e owner nd
eontriu tor, ftt tho suit of Hugh M. Hole.
ALSO,
T.ndoyiel T.ros. for use of Samuel T.
Neill, vs. Ponjiunin Klliott, Yen. Fx., No.
12 Kept. Term", 1874, K. P. 2.1 May Term,
1S74. Neill Neill. All defendant's
ri;:ht. title, interest nnd claim of, in nnd to
n certain piece or pnreel of laud situate In
the Township of Harmony, County or
Forest, and Slate of Pennsylvania, bound
ed and dese' ibed ns follows, to-wit: lie,
pinning nt a point in tho center of the
Warren and Franklin Turnpike, thence
North 11 3' cast sixty-four and seven
tenths (114 7-10) rods by snid Warren nnd
Krnnklin road to the south lino of lnnd of
John Wilsoiw thence west by land of said
.Inlm Wilson fourteen (14) rods to n post.
tiw.nco unii ill sixtv-f.iur nnd four-tenths
ill 4-10 rods to ii post in the south I. no ot
tno piece, incnco easi uy miui noc..u mm i
the piece cloven 111 rods to 1,10 P"'0 of
bCKinniiifr. Containins Hvp ") ne.res ex
act measure,' nnd on which is ono house,
burn, and out-buildings.
Al.so All that certain undivided half of
nil that ecrtain piece or parcel of land ly
ing and beinjr in tho snid township of Har
mony, county of Forest and ISiale of I'onu
svlvanln, bounded and described ns fol
lows, to-wit: llc'sinniiT ut a maple,
known a : tho "maple corner," thence east
bv land of said paities of tho lirst pin t
lit'tv-livo lo."l rods to u point eleven 11)
roils wc t from the center of tho Warren
nnd FrmiUlin road, theueo north sixty
four nr.d Vour-temUs (if 4-10 rods to a
point in tlio south li.ie of land of Pr. John
ison, uieiieo west uy iiuki oi r;uo im.
John Wilson liltv-livo. f ")." 1 rous to the
east lino of tract No. 20. i, tiienee soutlL
aloiiK tho oast line of snid tract sixty-four
nml four-tentlis ii 4-io loos w mo piiu-e
of be-i-Mininj:. Containing -twenty 20
acres u land inoro or less, and Iminjr a
part o," what was formerly known a "Tlio
John lilies Farm."
Taken in execution and to bo sold as tho
property of Penjaniin KMiott, at tho suit
of l.udovici Pros, for uso of Samuel T.
Neill.
ALSO,
.1. T. Shank Vs. David Hall. Veil. V.x
No. 4Seit. Term. lSiit. H. P. No. 2M M:i7
Term. 1S74. Mercilliolt. All del'enilant'H
riidit. title. intpr"st and claim of, in and
to all these two certain tracts of land situ
ate :n Harmony township. Forest county,
Venn, yivnnia.- lt, Hoiriiiniiitr nt a post,
thence by land of Pnvitl I tall south eifilily
oiiht deirrees east ono hundred und eiirli-
teen perches to a post, llienco by land of
ii. !s. (Siii;ins nortn two iio.m'ees pusi imr-tv-six
Dcrches to a w liito oak, llienco by
land of Pnlo und lliltord north eighty.
eif;ht dejirees west ono hundred mid eigh
teen perches to stones, and thence by land
of Neill south two decrees west thirty-six
I'Pielies. to tho bciriniiinir. Con-
tii'mimr twurty-livo aures, ono liiindred
and twenty-eiiflit peiehes and allowance,
licing Hiiuio Ian i Lirnutod unto Puvid ilall
bv I'Hlent ilateil .May l . Ni..
A i.so ( mo other, bounded and described
as follows to-wit : lieuinninir at u chest
nut. thence bv laud of Win. Allen north
eiirhtv-emht 'deirrees went ono hundred
and tnirty.ono perches to a xnt, thence
by land now Thompson north two ito-
urees east sixtv-uino and seven-tenths
nerches to a oust, thonco bv other lnnd
soutli eijihty-einlit dcfrrees east ono hui
drfil und eiijliteeii psrelios to a post, tliencti
by land of iieoiy,o Sijririns south two do
(jives forty-eight pei ches, south tl'rity-two
ilem-H cast twenty-rivo perches to the
placi of bei;innini. Contuinini; fortv
eiuht acres, uinetv nerches nnd allowance.
lIcin.L? Name laud granted unto Puvid Hull
liy I'alent ilatea April is, tsii.i.
Taken in execution and to busold as tii'c
property of i'avtil Ball, at the suit of J. I.
.Miauk. '
Tonus Casli.
T. J. VAN (ilKSKN. Slierilf.
SlioritVa Ollico, Tionesta, I'a., Juno 23;
1N74
lo tho Intest nnd raciest work by'
Hrrist Bceclier Storwe,
Aithor of "Uncle Tom's CnMn," "The
Minister's Wooing," "My WM nnd T,"
unit other powerful ulorles each t lie liter
nry spiisatioti of iu pcr'.odj mid tbis story;
promises a like (.entiiiie anil wiioIpsouip
Hcusntiou. It bears dirpetry on noeial top.
les of iuterust. einl'incfn,' tlio romnneo of
youtlifiil eompiirlonsriips, the lirilifiis
of happy home-life, the spicy compila
tions of nei'-diborlviod nsnli!inn, nnd
Hiieli follies nnd profound dotnestle tnisi'-"
lies ns have led to the widespread Tem
perance movement of the day.
Mr-i. Stowp is now in the pvimo ot that
(renins which wrote "t'ncliiToni," rlpwwil
by years of ntudy nnd observntion. IFer
novels are linnipiisely popular, "t'nclo
Tom's Cnbi:i" nlono out-selliii!? by luur
ilrcds of thousands any edition of any
original work ever published save tho
Ilible. Her book two yearn xo, "My
Wife nnd I," outsold every contemporary.:
Such n pure and ennobling utory ns "Wo
and Our Neighbors'' should lo road in
every home. This new Serial is uow run
ning exclusively in tho
TOIKIV FA.I1I.V NF.WMM PKK,
THE CHRISTUM UNION,
lIENItV WAED BEECUER, Editor
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l-elieul and unseetarinn ; In political affairs,'
independent nnd outspoken. It conuUnn
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stiWes, from the foremost writers; it aims
Jo maintain tho blithest standard in Heli
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enop, News, Politios, Household and Fam
ily Affairs, with Stories, KliymoH, Punles
for the Children, etc.- Nothing in spared
to make it a Complete Newspaper for tlio
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up with tlio times journal interctiu
to every one in tlio household, young or
old. It is a
MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS
For loss than ono cent a day, it kvs
evory week reailinn matter ciouviU to till
nn ordinary ?I2i5 book or over 1100 pairen (
nnd In n year oil such volumes, i. e sixty
tivo dollars' worth of matter I To each Is
thus mutually
PRF.SIJNTKD A COMPLKTK LTBRAItY
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4lo, parted and trimmed ooiniiieiids it to
all. '
Tlio vot!-eur:iod popularity of this pa
per is now such that of its ela :s it has the
I.ATtGF.ST CIRCULATION IN TIIK
wor.r.p,
and has readors by hnndroda of thusands.
An Illustrated Num'oer,
MRS. HFATH hu- recently inovod to
this place for the purpose of meotintr
a want which t!io ladies ol the town nml
county have for a lon time known, that
of bavin? a dressmaker of experience
anions them. I in prepared to make i:ll
kinds of dresses in the latest styles, and
Kiiiiruntuo satisfaction. Stampiux for braid
iuir and embroidery done iu the best inais
ner, with the newest patterns. All I ask
is a tair 'rial. Itesidence on Water Street,
in the house formerly occupied by Jacob
Shrivw. 14tf
HKN'I.lUU.l.'r.
J A COH SMF.AltK.Vl'lill Ims lilted up
the utoru-huildiuji uoilli of Tale's law
oltice, for a maUtiiruut, u:id will be pleaj-ed
to sis) his friends there. Fresh beer on
draiiKhl. Alo ale, doniustic wines Ac.
Cold luncliHs at all limes, timi oysters iu
all style, in their season. 13-1 y
LOTS FOR SALE!
IN Til K
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.!
Apply to GEO. G. SICKLE8,
70, Nassau St., New York City.
PVKllTISF.KS send
i'iiinplili
ci'llts to IJeo.
A 1
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lor t icir i:iirhl v-pai
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show iiir
I : II
i
contain! nn the deninn diaptern of Mrs.
Stow o n aihuirable story, will be , ;
: SB1TT FREE '
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without tlie nttraetivo premiums offered,
vis: tho . . i '
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Or, with pretni u in pair Fi-eneh Olo-
; Oirrapim, our iovs, ihim, ii x
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The ImniPUKp circulation of the "Chris
tian I'liion" has been built up by nctivo
lai.ii'assi-rs. Ao other publication onin-
piues Willi it lor iiuiek anil protituhlo re
turiiH. The public eagerness for Mrs,
ytowo's new story, tho popularity of tho
paper, tho friendly support of thousands
ot old subscribers, tlio artistic premiums
-for imniediato delivery, liirlit onttit nnd
complete instructions 10 beginners, assure
repealed success to agents, and oiler active,
inteiliiteut persons unusual eliiuices to
make money. All who want a sale, inde
pendent business writo ut once for terms,
or send 2 for eliromo outfit to J. H. FOltP
iVt CO., New York, Roston, I'liicago, Cin
einnuli or Sun i itmcisco. 10-4L
: " OKE MILLION ACRES
OF
SPLENDID MICHIGAN LANDS
. FOR SALE.
The Grand Rapids uud Indiana Railroad
has boon finished j is 310 mile lunj;, und
i's entire laud irrant earned I
lu Farming Pandit to Actual Sellers, for
Individually or Colonies,
SPECIAL BARCAINS FOR 1874.
100,000 acres have been sold nlready. The
luiiiU are well timliered, making the best
kind of farms. Strong soils of grout juo
dueiiiK power. Kusily reached by rail or
water. iood Markets. Railrisid rui s
through the Kiant. M icliiaa is one ol the
least indehtod and most prosperous States
in the West. Its schools are iineoiinlled,
' lis tinuncial slaiiUing is No. 1. Nodiltlcul-
ly !V, traiisportalion. rcacc anil pi'OHori
ty aro in its borders. I.nnds from $1 to s
poraere. Time Hiitlicieut. Interest 7 per
eenl. WM. A.f lOWAKP,
Iind Comnir', ijruud Rapids, Mich.
P, R. PtKRCF., Mee'y Land pi piu tiueuU
SAVE FIFTY DOLLARS I
THE NEW FLORENCE.
PIUCU, 1-0 below ( nuy other lirst-eUss
VAI.FK, j-'IO above J Sow injt Machine.
SA VFP, I") by buying the Floreco.
Kvery machine warranted.
Special terms to el libs and ileulers.
Send for ciruulurs to the
Florence M. M. Co., Floronce, Mass.,
or S. M. Cain 4' Co.,
No. s l.i h St reel, l'iltbur-i, I'a.
Kill.