DKAUdED TO MKA II V ASIIAKK. A colored man nnraeil James 1'11'u, says the (ialveston (Tcsas) New, tells h wonderful story about tho narrow escape of a companion who accompa nied him out upon the beuch last week to fish. Tho two mon, it seems, have been in tho habit of fishing every inornin?, at an rarly hour, and always go amply prepared with hooka and lines adapted for tho capture of mem bers of tho fiuny tribe of all sizes. On the morning specified abovo, Ellis and his companion, Wash , threw in their lines, after wading out Bomo dis tance into tho surf, and according to his usual custom Wash tied the line about his left wrist. A short time af terward Ellis, who was some distance to the eastward, heard Wash shouting : "I've got him 1 I've got him I" . "What have you kctched." asked Ellis. "I believe it's n whale or a jewfiah J" answered Wash. Ai Wash made this answer Ellis noticed that he was being dragged for ward into the gulf, at.d started t ren der assistance. In the meantime Wash was boing dragged rapidly out to sea, at times struggling with all his might on his foot, and at other times sub merged beneath the waves. It was then that Ellis fully realized the peril of his companion, having remembered his habit of tying tbo line about, his arm wliilo fishings i '" . - ; , It was an awful moment. With all his efforts Ellis found that it would be impossible to reach the struggling ma. Already ho had passed the first bar ; a few moments more and he would he in deep water, and not being able to swim even if be succoded in releasing himself from tho line, he must certain ly perish. Suddenly, however, lie was noticed to stop, and standing upon his feet raised both hands above the wavos. "Wash," shouted Ellis, rubbing for ward, "has you done got loose J" . , "Yes, but, Lord bless you, it was a tight squeeze, sure enough." "What was it?" asked Ellis. Wash replied that when he first fastened on to it, he thought it was a big red fish or gar, but a few jerks convinced him that it was either a whale or a shark, most probably the latter. At one time after crossing the bar he saw it leap out of tire water, and it appeared to be about ten feet long, as near as he could calculate, The probability is that Wash will hold his line in his hand the next time he goes ouc to fish. ' , A FRIEMD WORTH HATING. In the death of Mr. Levi Blossom, Milwaukee loses a public-spirited citi en, and Senator Mat. Carpenter loses a conttdemiai ,a,iocr, 10 wUuui no nay attribute no small share of Lis success. Mr. Blossom was one of the first to suggest the building of a lake shore road from Milwaukee to Chica go. The project was regarded as ut terly chimerical, as it was thought im practicable for the road to compete with the water route. But ho entered upon the work'with extraordinary en ergy, and by a sories of addresses to the people along the proposed line, induced them to subscribe liberally for its construction. Thus tbo scheme was pushed forward to realization in the road which nov constitutes tho Milwaukee division of the Chicago and Northwestern system. It shows how abundantly Mr. Blossom's presci faoo was vindicated that now another road has been built parallel to this, and that both enjoy remunerative business. And this was by no means the ouly enterprise that he conceived with ad mirable judgment, and promoted with resistless energy and fertility of re source. Mr. Blossom's relations with Mr. Carpenter were close and intimate during a long terra of years. The for mer entertained toward the latter a warm personal friendship and a high appreciation of his abilities. When Mr. Carpenter became a candidate for the Senate, Mr. Blossom, by saga cious counsel and vigilant mentorship, doubtless contributed more than any other one cause to his election. When Mr. Carpenter visited New Orleans last spring, Mr. Blossom accompanied him, and persons who were intimate with both, could seo in the formnr's speeches in that city, which advanced him considerably iu the estimation of the public, the traces ot his compan ion's advice. It is evidence of the friendship which the deceased felt to wards the eloquent senator, that his confidence in his future never flagged, and that in a recent conversion with the writer, ho expressed an absence of all misgiving but Mr. Carpenter would Acquit himself of the Long Branch scandal, and suffer no interruption of hi political career.CVUca7o Tune. .1 . . ..... The editor of tha Tn nnnitt ftl s apologizes for the nou-appcarauco of Ilia ra rvu h eaninr l..f I... . . haul off to dig buckshot out of his When vour nnrket-hnnlc rota amnio and everybody knows it, you can put ill VAI1V fiianrlo an i - n n A S .,-,,.., " isuuo u lit ttiiu it nvu i "bulge out" worth a cent. t , The Rochester Chronicle offers three fn t m run rrvn ti ?, tnn!nnl nn .-. i - L. .. lions, and writers are not limited as to subjects. ' - ' ' ' That "little birds do iu their nest. agree - is no credit to the little birds, because it would never do for them to foil out. JOB WORK IH'N K AT TH K 'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE At Vie lowed rath prioee, neatly, prompt ly, and in ttyl eqrltil to that of any other establishment in the DutrieL BUSINESS CARDS; SHOW CARDS, VISITING CARDS., SCHOOL CARDS WEDDING CARDS, PROGRAMMES, INVITATIONS, BALL TICKETS, ADMISSION TICKETS, MOXTIIXY HTATEJIEXTS, ENVELOPES V. BILLHEADS, LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS, 1 CIRCULARS, BLANKS, POSTERS. - . J . - a DODGERS, - - . ' ' ' . - ' . HANDBILLS, LABELS, . 8111ITIXG TAGS, c. Allegheny 'Valley r,Tlair koad. Oil Creek -Allegheny River Rail way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitts burgh R. R. fS AND AFTKK Mondnr, FebrliAr; v-f iMd. i rat us w in run i I lOllOWS 1... (STATIONS. Northward d s. 111 u iii p m n vn p in p n li 12:201 7:2jli:0.- :A PlllOiiirol W 1'enJiine Kittanning R. Il k June, llrarlv Rend Parker Kmlctitoii Hcrubirras Franklin Oil C'ilv 8 8:::n l 1:50 U:4:t 7: tV I :4il'lii::V (leV'Il:!1 AMM'lOt.Vtl Il:i) l:2.-ii :-:U !:: ,r:'-' H':. :ll.:i'':IKi 4:1s IO:b :i:.VJ !':!( 8:1.: 1:1" U;0 1': I l; ::l H:n. -;!' :.'.-.! 7:4.-i l. 7:00 Oleopolig MWi 2M!, lil'. 7::i.t 7:t il;:Ml 11:0)1 S:-JO KagloRock S:17 Tioncsta 1):0." Tldiouto lOt'JS ;i:o.ll:l :!:'." 10:ft7 (kit 4 Irvlnctoii ll:t". 6:00 7:l.- Rousevillo Titusvllle Cony Miivville liuiliilo 10:0. 7:'-N! :uri U:lo :t:.ril lii:.v fi:10,ll:l.i 7:00 1:47 8:5.i :0.i p. in a. in p. m II. Ill p. Ill Tralnn run bv PlillBrtHiiliin Tinio. j r 3. J.LAWUEM'U.Uviri Sup PENNSYLVANIA: CEN TRAL RAILROAD ON AM) A KTF.U II I". 1. Sun. lav' Jlay 1, 1870, 'I'iuIus nrrive Hi niul lonvu Hid I'nlon lrpot, rornrr of. Washlnton an J Liberty street, n fnllown; i AUK IV I. ' Mull Train, 1.30 a in ; l'.t Line, 12.12 a m i Well's ncH'nniniorintion A'o. 1, li.'JO a m : Hriiitfin Afvifii iii.wlut inti Vi 1 7 Iu a AVttll's ai''oinino(liitii)ii No 2. S.,"iio ia :Cin- ciminti fixprcss '.'.'-Omnij .luluiHtuvrn nc coiiunoilaiion. 10.r0 am; UiuiIiliH-k's ai--coinmojation No 1, 7.IK) p in j l'lUiurgh exiifrss 1..T0 p in; 1'noillo pxpi-OKs l.SO p in ; NVall's ui'coninniiliitlon No .1, H.M in ; (iiiiiivivuuii Kui'uijiinouuiion ioj,v.iki pin; Wall's nrriiiiiiiMla(iiu No 4, 6.50 p in llrinton noroiiiiiinilation No 2, 1.10 p in; Way rsciigur JO.ViO p m. . . i DEPllT. Southern express 5.20 a ni ; raclfto ox- prem 2.40 a 111 ; Wall's nrcommoilnHoit No 1, 6.30a 111 ; Mail Train 8.10 n ui ; ltrinton'i aeeominndntion 11.20 a 111: Urnililnck'a hc cuninioilalion No 1,5.10 p 111; ('iiu'innuli exnivis 12.:(5 p til ; Wall' aei'oiiiiiiuilation N 2, 11.61 n 111 ; JolniKtown ai'ooninioilation 4.05 p 111 ; llomrwonil mHioiiuiiiHlatinii No 1, .i0 p m j l'lulailulpliia express 3.:mI ) iu; Wall aiviiinmoilation Nn 3.3.05 d hi: W all's ncooniiiioilatioii No 4, 0.05 p 111 ; V ast Lion 7.40 p ni ; Wall s No 5, 11.00 p 111. Tho Chim-h Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at H.0.1 a. in., rrai-liintf I'itw- rmrjrli at 10.011 n. 111. Kturiilnni'vt ritt Imruli at 12.fiO p. in., and arrive at Wall's station ut 2.10 p. ill. Cincinnati express loavrs d lily. South ern expri'f daityoxoptMoiiia5-. All ojh er Trains daily, except Sunday xor iurtuor lniurinatiun npiy to W. II. BECKWITII, Aent. Tlio IYnuHvlvania Kailroad Conipniiv will not assume any Risk for Bairirac ex cept for Wearing- Apparel, and limit tlieir rspousibiuty to Ono Hundred Uollat val ue. All hnirgaa'O exceeding tljnt a ount in value will lie ut tho risk of tuu (nor, unions taken by special contract. A. J. t'ASSAl 3 (moral Superintendent. Altoona Fa. AlleghAtiy Yallpy "Rail Road. OX AXD' after Monday Juno 1. Trains will run 04 follows (Fhiladulphia TiniB): Trains leave Oil City for PitUburuh at 2:15p. 111. 8: 20 p. m. and 8:35 a.m. arriving at sUsburgh ut 10:00. 3:40 p. 111. and 0:10 a. 111. Trains leave rittHlmrxli for Oil C'itv at 7;20 a. 111., 1:00 and 6;.i0 p. in., arriving in Oil City at 2:33 a. in., H: 15 and 8:05 p, ni. Trains leave Oil City for lluilulo at 2: 45 p. iu. 0:20 p. 111, arriving iu Uutla'.lo at 8:55'p. in. 1:10 u. in. T.ains leave Buffalo for Oil Citv at 6:05 a. in. and 12:25 p. m. ai riving at Oil Citv at 2:00 p. in. and 8:05 p. in. All trains itiven above run through from rittHburgh to Ilutl'alo and return, williout change, of car. Trains run on riiiladul phiu time, whicUis 20 mi 1111 lea faster than 1'ilUbunrh time The. time at Hiul'ulo is 1 H. & M. S- K'y time which is 2i luiuules slower tlian riiiladelpliia tima. Oil City accommodation luaven llrady's Bond at 0:40 a. 111. arriving in Oil. City at 11:50 p. 111. Leaves Oil Citv at 5:05 p.' in., arriving ut Brady's b.inrt lit !:15. p. m. At Hod lluuk Junction this road 0011 with the) Ka-Ueru Kxteiision which runs to Iteynoldavillo. ' J. J. LAWRENCE, T. M. KINO, Uen'l. Sup't Ass't. Sup't. Till ISFiST .'PAPER. Q TRY IT!!! The HciKN'i'iriu Ami:hiuan in tho cheap est and best illustrated weekly paper pub lished. Kvery number contains from 10 to 15 original ongravings of new machinery, novel inventions, bridges, engineering works, architecture, improved Jurui implo uenUi, and every new discovoi v in chem istry. , A year's numbers contain 832 pages and several hundred ongravings. Thous ands of volumes aro pieserved for binding and reference. The practical receipts uro well worth ten times the subscription price. Terms, $3 a year by mail. Kpeci nicnts sent free. A new volumo com mences January 3, 1S74. May bo had of II news dealers, DATCNTC obtained in the best terms. I Hiking Models of new inventions and sketches examined and advice free. All patents are published iu the .Scientilie American tho week they issue. Hcnd for pamphlet, 110 pages, containing laws and full directions lor obtaining Patents. Ad dress lor the Paper or concerning Patents, M II N N A. CO., 37 l ark Kow, New York. Branch OUice, cor. F and 7th U., Wash ington D. .. . w 4U lm NEBMSKAJjRJST MILL. Tlin GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Lav b)U'U,l Forest county, has been thor oughly overhauled and relittcd in liist class order.aud is now ruuuiiig uud doing all kinds of CUSTOM UltOIUAU. FLOUR, ' " VEVD, AND OATS. Constantly on hand, and sold at tho very lowest tiguros. 3-4il 11. W. LLDliUL'R. Frauk ltobblns, PHOTOGR'APHEE , (St'COKSSOB TO DKM1NU.) ' ' Pictures iu evory st vloof tho art. Views of the oil regions for sulo or taken o or der. CKNTItE STREET, near K, li. croMing. KYCAMOHEKTRKJCT, n.ar Unios Ho pjl, 1 il Cilr, Pa. ij.lf WKKKLY.SKMI-WKEKI.V, A UA1LY. TlIK WKKKLY MUN Is loo widely known to require any rxtcml"d rccuiu iiiriirTntinn ; bfit the rrsoin Wlilcli have already given it fitly thous.and subscriber and wliicli will, we hope, give it many thousands 11101 e, nro brlellv as follow t It is a Urst-ratc newspaper. All tho news of tlm day w ill bo found In It, con ilcnsed when "unimportant, at full length when of moment, and always presented In n clear, intelligent and Inte'rcslins man ner. It Isn first-rile! family paper, full of on teriainiti'j and Instructive reading of eve ry kind, tint iinUiiiniug 111 thing that can nflcnd the nio.' t delicate and scrupulous taste. It Is a first-rate story pnprr. The best tales and romances of eurrwiit literature are carefully selected anil legibly printed in its pages. It Is a lirst-rnto agricultural paper. The most fl esh and instructive article on acri cullural topica regularly appear inthisde pai tinent. It is nn Independent political paper, be longing to 1111 j arty and wearing no collar. II tights for the election of the best men to olllee. It especially devotes It energies lo the exposuio of the groat corruptions that now weaken and disgrace ourcountrv.and threaten to undermine republican instiiu tions.altogether. It lias 110 fear of knaves, and nk no favor from tlirir suppoi t.'rs. It reports U10 fashion for the ladies and tho markets for the men. CMieciallv the enltle-miukets, to which it pay particular attention. ' 'Finally, It la the cheapest paper publisli- lil. V1J1m ilnlllir a vrnr Hill Kpelirn it. Tor any nliseribitr. it is not necessary to get up a ebni In oii4w to have T11K WKKK LY fcil'N nt this ("Ito. ,Any one who sends a single dollar will gi t the pnper for a year. 'i in-, vi ! i'. M.i rs t A . riigut "pages, flft.v-aix columns. Only fl.00 a year. No diseoimLs from Uiis rate, TIIH NKMT-WKEKf.Y SCX. Snmo size as the Daily Mini. f2.i0 a year. A dis count of 20 per cent, to clubs of Hlor over. THE IiAILY SCN. A large Tour-page newspaper of tv. euty-eight colums. Daily circulation over 120.0IH.I. All tho new's for 2 cents. Subscription price 50 cents a month, or fH.00 a year, 'lo clubs of 10 or over, a discount of 20 per cent, Address 1 11 V. N, New York Citv, 1 c r u n r ,'i 3 gs -3 0 PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y. o X AND APTKR Monday, June 5, 1S71, irains win run a loiiows: TRAINS NORTH WA RD. STATIONS. Oleopolis, l!.i.kctt, Woods ' Prathers Mill Pi thole City No. 2. . , No. 4. 10.25 a in 3.30 p m 10.3 " 3.28 " 10.30 " 3.18 " 10.24 " 3.10 " 11.00 ' 1 2.NI TRAINS (SOUTHWARD. STATIOK.- PUhola Citv. Prathers Mill Woods Dennett Oloopelis Ko. 1. " ' No. 8. 8.40 a 111 . 1.20 p in H.4M " l.l " KfiO ' 1.511 " ' 11.02 " 2.0J " 0.10 " 2.14 " Ail trains make close connections at Oleopolis with trains on tbuOil Creek A Allegheny River Railway, North, und ROI1U1. . Two Lines of Stages ri-n dailc bilwceii Pitliolo City, MiJIcr l arm anj Pleasjiul- viiie, lnakingvouuuclioii witliariiviiigaiid dnHi uog Tniins. J, T. ULAUt, 11. W KMUll, hllp t Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa. I JOB WORK of all kinds done ut this of ' lice on short notice CRAWFGRfl sf. r-(J t, in'! l--i . .PITTSBUKClI, PA. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTfcNDED Ta ' 1.- .r. - THE AtV.ER.CAP MANUFACTURER, ; " IRON, COAL, METAL AND GLASS TRADES. " ' ' Tlda Journal, now In Its Twolitli Year, is reemrni.n.l us tlm Leading Kc'iesiiitliiio of Its class in the. United Htates. Published at 1'iilshiue.h. I he center ol the heavy 1 roll IStocl and Dluss Industrias of Hie country, it lias hicilities lor gutiiriiig iiiforniati-n 0 these Trades such 110 other paper possesses. In additimi it Iui neai lv One Hundred Corrcspondonlj in all parts of tjie country, from vhnu it Is constant; v iu receipt of News. Among its Specialties may be mentioned : - ' lis Page of Cjiidensed MaiHit'aclurliig Notes; . '.'., . Its Able ICnulisli lller . Its Short I'.ililorinls ; Its Plttsbiirt$h Iron A MeUI Price Lists and Roview of An'.ui ieau Iron Markets: ( lis Tliorouili and lieliablo Statistical Tables; Its Monthly Reports from Blast I'urnacc; Its Iron Workers' Wages Tables. , No person pngaged the .Maniifauluiu or S.iie of Iron, Stee!, Ore, C.ial lilaa,' vfiud ware or Metals, ecu i)t without l(. : Ni iisf ltiPiioN, - - - fi.iKi pi 1; yi:.i;. iii. Sample Copies aentl'reo on application. . f. AMERICAN MANTFACTi:i!KK. 44 3iu y t7.Wool Nlrccl, IiCl!IurjIi. Ia. J)r. J. "iValkor's I'nliTornht VLn- OSIir llitlt'l'S nro !l imitl v Veotabln preparation, 1:1. ido chiclly fi-onn'tlii! n. tivo herbs I011111I oil tho loulr rhngrs ut ll:o Sierra Nov.nl.l iiii)i:utiiin.s vi t'ulii'oi' i;:.i, tho medicinal piopenics. of wiiich nro cxtiacrctl tlieiclnihi ivitlumt tho u.so of Alcohol. The (ii(vliuii ib a!;uo: thiiiy asked. "What i.s the cati.-j ni tl.o liMpar.illolcil fwcc.-s of Vii.:u n rr TliKsP' Our niixucr is. tli;it tl.i y tviiiovo llio ftitiso of Uiiicasc, f.mi tin: j..it:ci: re covers I:i3 heal: li. They ;uo l!ic t.c.it blooj pmillei iitul iflife-tviiiu' principle, a pciTui't I'eijoMiiiu- iiinl ln iorutur of t!io pystc;n. Never 1 cioic. .jt t!ii) liistuiy i f t!.o world' li.-t-i 11 iiii-ilii-iuD L t-n tuiliIKiiiialed uwsvsi ing the li tuiAalilc (p.ulinci of ViM.i.iii lln n.its in 1 ii!ii:g tl.u eicU or every iliM-a-n man is Iu i: Vi. Tl:ry uru a penile Pi:rgaliio at .M t-il ai To::ic. re!icvi:.g-L'oii-'e.-uiiii or l;,:l,ia .Hiulioii ef tl.o Liver a::i.l Vlitcral Orsai.s; in Hiifuiti lh.-'eaac , , i. The projioi'l ios (,f Pi:v Wauckh's TlNKd.ui l:i i 1 Kiis ar Aperieiit", I lianheietie, ''Carminative, Niitjiiinus. l.aitiiilvei I'inrailc, Sedative. Coiiiitcr-lrriuut Sudprilic. Al'-ra-live, uud Auti-lfiiinu. 1 r. 11. jhao.t M.n ft rn..- IMiptTiii mul linn. Artj.. s ui i'riiiAlo 1. l.'tffoni!, hJiJ tr. iif 'mli.nfl.irt icul I'leiilUnSu.. . V." tiuld by ull Ui-u;;l.l uimI t. ult ra. rehoval: We will remove our stock of ) v IIAKUMVA1C1V STOVEN, ' ' ' TIN 1FA RE, ' III OX,' KA ILfj, 1 FILES, BELTING, AND ON Tit K Fir.ST DAT OF APRIL, 'TO THK ' ( ' j ' ' " Reynolds, Hukill & Co. Block, .'KKNECA STRKKT, J until which time wc will sell at 1'ONf roi; daw 11 H. ti. T1NKLR A CO..UIL CITY. BUILDING FELT (No Tar used), for outnido work and in side, Instead of plaster. Felt fuipctings, A-c.., fvnid two ;Weent svlii s lor iiieulur aud samples. C. J. l'A V, C.ini ten, N. .!. 12-R r -" r- mT&z?rrv f v I A FAMILYARTICLE. Agent niakecU.r.O per day, J" per week. AN ENTIRELY NE VV sewi.; MACiaivE Far Domestic Uao. . O NLY FIVE OLLAR.S, With the New Pnntent BUTTON HOLE 'WORKER, 1 Patented June 27th, 1S7I, AWAnilUDTHK KI1IST PI! KM I CM AT TUU AMERICAN INSTlTUTIi a n n 1 MARYLAND INSI1TUTU FAIRS, Hffl. A most wonderful 'end eiegai tly eon-striict-d Sew innr Machine for family work. Ciinipletc it. nil its Paris, Use the Straight F.ye Pointed Needle, self trending, diiet:! upright Positive M.ition, new tension self fiied and cloih Unider, (merates bv whool and on n table. .iht runnin:.'. ismootli and noiseless. lii all Jgood high-priced machines. Has Patent ( 'heck to pruvunt the w heel being turned the wrong wav. I'ses the thread direct Ironi I he poo Makes the cbistle lock stit"h. linest sod siniuteji stie) i l.uowii : firm. dii. al.l it. 1-It lit at mid ra;id Will tl-. IUI KiiHlM f u.iik. line aim eoiir.se, ironi cainbrie to huavv cloth or Leather, and uses all dc ;er:piions of thread. This Machine is lieai i!v cou li u led to give it Mreiigth ; all ihe parln of each Machine bi iic uoule alike bv ma chinery, and beautifully finished and'ortm meiile.l. It is very easy to learn. Hiipid, smooih and silent in op ration. Reliablu st nil lime, und 11 Practical, Scientific, Mc hanical Invuntioii, :?t ! ally rcduvu i price.- . A g-.od cheap family sewing tnaehiiw u last." Tlui lirt and only Kiieetss iu plot ibicing a valuable, siiUt-uiUul mid rulia lile low priced Si iviiux Machine. It ex treme low pri.-e reaches all-eon(l:ihins. It binijiUcity u.e.l strcii-ih adapts it, to iv,l cn;.a -itii s,wliilo jt.s iiiiinv 1 1 - its imi.lu ir a universal favorite : wheiivir used, and civatu a rapid demand. rr is a t.r. rr is nnvi i:m t. 1 I can cliem rully and cimiidciu! v revnin mend its use to those v.-ho are wiuitiie; ,4 really good. Hewinir Machine, ai n low l"'icc. , . Mr, II. It.. 1 A.MKso.V, '" Peotone, Will County, III. Price of ea.li inacliino.i . "Class A." "tne," (warranted fir li e venrs bvsorciiil eeriilleale.) with all the li xlin es, and eve rything lompL-to belonging to it, includ ing he If threading needle, packed in 11 strong wiMsleu box, and delivered t i any part of the country, by express -free o ni:-lhcr charges, on receipt of price, only Five Dollars. Sale delivery giuuuiilncii. Willi each Machine wu will send, 011 re ceipt of l extra, the new patent . BUTION HULK WOKKKH, One of ilie lii it iiop.ii lanl aim useiul h, VeiaJiens of tlie aaro. Ho simple ,n,d cer tain, thin it child can work the. lineal Imt ton hole with rogiilnrilv and case. S!r..n-' and hcaiitilal. , ' Snecial h-iiiis, and extra indoei -incuts to Male and Female AoenW. tinrv i-ecpers, .Vc, who will establish tigetie.ics lliro.il, the country and keep our new machines on exhibition ami sale. Cuunty Diglil. given to smart agents free. Agent's e. 111 pletu'oiitnt, furnished -without nny-fxtia chiuvo- ,Sainplus of hwwing, dsmiptivo circulars containing terms, testimonials, engravings, iVc, Ac, sent freo. We ulau supiilv . . AiinTf't'LTURAL 1 M PI. KM ENS.' Latest Patents and improvements fo thel'arin and tiardeu. Mowers, Rcaocrs Ciillivaiors, Peed Cutters, Harrows, Fanij Mills, Phuiiors, Harvesters, Thrushcia -''" articles m-edij for i'arm v.oik ' Rare Meeds in largo' variety.' AI, Monev sent in P.tstOtlicu Muncv Orders, Jlank Dndtb, or by Kxpress, wi'i! be atVmr rlk, loiduro peifurtlv secure. Salo iU-JiBiy or ull our goods guaranteed. - "A 11 old and ressnisiblo firm that well the best goods at the louest price, and cuu lie relied upon by our 1 xaders. " I'ai'luci s Journal, New Y01 k. Not Responsible liir ILg- .l. rut l.uttcis. Address, JKROMK 13. lli'llSON A CO., Cornel jecnwicli V Coi tlandl Sis., New V (U K. l.U-1'UI J F. WANT Vt; T. act as Audits, and disirilnite our New A-l criislng Maps, mounted on KnglWi Cloth, being 4 complete Map of tho l uiled States. Wo give the Maps a way gratis and will allow you ono dollar for ewcry Map yon Ut .liii.- ulo iu every county und stale in tho I'ui Alula and Keinulo AgenU wanted. Ad ijnsi lninudiatelv, unclosing one dollar I'm imili: ef live Majis, Territory, Circu lar, and lull particular a nvi:i; i imm; m a p ( o 4 lm I'.a.t l'.rady P. u , ('hoi..,, (.-',.., fa
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