THX GRKAT DANIIKR FROM MIMWTKRS.
The establishment of iucIi relations
between a pastor and his flock as shall
secure for him that intimacy which
ought to exist only in the domestic
circle is an eviP of fearful tendency
and unspeakable danger. Ministers
are censurable in a high degree who en
courage their people, men or women,
to come to them with family matters
or secret sores. Borne men are them
selves gossips, and delight to get and
give all they can of social dots, and
the more secret the richer the prize.
They encourage revelations when their
ears should be deaf to eerything ap
proaching to scandal. All judicious
pastors discourage familiarity on the
part of their people especially of the
iemale denomination.
For this way lies the danger. A
eilly woman, pious perhaps, but very
soft and shallow, hears the stirring
words of her eloquent pastor, is roused,
warmed, soothed, exalted she thinks
edified and straightway she believes
bim to be the man sent to do her good.
She goes to bia study to tell him so ;
how much enjoyment she finds iu his
words ; or she writes him a letter and
pours out her little soul full of twad
dle about her gratitude for what her
dear partor has done for her ; how she
"is lilted up" by his instructions ; how
she loves htm as a friend given to be
her guide and comfort ; and so on,
and so on, more and worse, running
into a mawkish sentimentality, a sick
ening man-worship, disgusting to every
sensible person, but very nectar to a
Tain, wordly preacher, who seeks only
to make his hearers "feel good." Such
people never go to their pastor to ask
"what they must do to be saved." It
is to tell them how good they feel ;
how he is "exalting" them, "filling
them with joy, peace and love." We
cannot go into particulars without
offending the tastes of every reader.
.We make our meaning plain. We
wish to be understood as saying that
what worldly preachers and sentimen
tal womee call "communion of soul"
and "kindred spirits," "mutual help"
and "holy sympathy," and words in
the same strain, is not religion it is
not even religious. It is of the earth
earthy. It is a "carnal, conceived in
sin." It is simply the lower nature,
the human passion ot tine creature to
ward another. God is not in it.
The importance of the comma is
shown in this item, which has been go
ing the rounds tor some time : "A
country debating club is now strug
gling with the question, 'which eats
most chickens, ministers or owls?'",
An exchange, : in copying-this, puts
the comma after "most," which, it will
be observed, materially alters the
sense. '
One of the most important acts
parsed by the last Legislature provides
that no stay nf execution shall be al
lowed on any judgment for one hun
dred dollars or less, when the same has
been recovered for wages for. manual
labor. This act was approved by the
Governor on March 14th, and conse
quently is now in force.
Naturally enough they don't like
paper money at Gold Hill, Nevada,
and the newspaper there is savage up
on "the very bad and dirty notes of
the National Banks which have been
in circulation long enough to cover
them with grime and make them un
wholesome to look at and unhealthy
to handle."
The pale, sad-looking young men
whom one occasionally meets in the
street are not consumptive, are not
mourning tho loss of a friend, and are
. not divinity students. They are
breaking in tight boots.
We often hear of people who are
too poor to marry, but a California
couple, who had been engaged for some
time, married because they could not
afford to keep two separate rooms in a
boarding house.
M. AdnlnliA on
the Paris Brouse, has 'Mumped," as
iney say mere, who. z.uuu.uoo francs,
or $500,000 and over. They jump bet
ter with a good weight in hand.
At a recent marriage ceremony at
Jevington, East Sussex, England, the
wedding ring was placed on the third
toe of the bride's left foot because
she had no hands.
A story is going the rounds of a
lady who wears a bustle made of rail-
roau oonus. xne nusoana ot such a
creature ought to be a pacific male.
A Kentucky farmer says that three
bull dogs roaming the yard at night
will do more to keep a man honest
than all the talking in the world.
The Schoolmen of the Evening Star
mussDarpen an old saw: "The younc;
man-who-parts-his-hair-in - the-middle
and bis money are soon parted."
A lady barber has been driven out
of Dubuque by the married ladies of
tbat place, Ihe latter thought she
scraped acquaintance too easily.
It is considered a pretty well-settled
fact that death has no terror for the
muo who marries a woman after thir
ty years courtship of her.
The wo in as who writes the addresses
ef the letters "catticornered" is the
especial tormentor of postofficeclerVa.
The majority atraiunt the new Cod
stitution in Ohio foots up about 75,000,
aud the license questiou is iu doubt.
The article chiefly sold at most fan
. cy lairs the viuitor.
JOB WORK
DOSE AT TFIE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At Ike loveit cash price, neatly, prompt
ly, and in ttyla equal to that of any
other establithment in tht Dittrid.
BUSINESS CARDS,
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MOXTHXY STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS.
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, &c.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, aYtd Buffalo, Corry 6 Pitts
burgh R. R.
OX AND AFTER Monday, 1rnary 2,
1874, trains will run as follows i
STATIONS. -Northward. Southward
H. I H. Ka. Na.lt
am p m am pin p nt p in
Pltt-Mjuren
2:201
7:201
lOiOSl
S:O0
W 1'onJuno
Klttanning
K. B'k Juno
Ilnuly Uend
Parker
Kinlonton
Soi-u 1) gram
Franklin
Oil City
:02
8:56
8:80
7:45
1:201
4:MM
9-.4.1
6:4ft
lo-.ait
6:201
11:40
11:26
10:35
k6:00
10:55
8:001
R:2l!
4:481
S:52
0:43
7:OS
il:.i:
12:00
1:10
10:10
0:10
8:25
8:12
9:Of
l:5i
8:0."
7:00
0:45
2:35
2:15
7:4J
8:00
Oleopolii 8:00
2:4H
8:00
S:2l
4:15
6:00
12:121
7:83
7:23
6:5A
fl:Ott
6:20
Knaiollock 8:17
11:45
TioneaU 0:05
10:57
Tidioute 10:28
Irvineton 11:46
9M
7:45
TtoiiRpvllle
10:0f
2:55
1:52
12:5.1
11:15
7:28j
6:251
Titusvillo
11:10
8:50
Corry
Mayvllle
Buffalo
6:10;
7:00
8:55
9:47
6:05
p. tn
p. m
a. ni
a, m
p". in
Trains run by Philadelphia Time.
J. J. LaWHKNCK, Gon l Sup't.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
rX AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union liepot, corner of Woshinton and
UDcriy street, as follows:
AliKIVK.
Mail Train, 1.30 a m ; Fast Lino, 12.12 a
m ; Well's accommodation No. 1, 6.20 a m
Brinton accommodation No 1. 7.50 a m:
Wall's accommodation No 2. 8.65a m :Cln-
Cinnatl express Oimi Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 a m ; Braddock's ac
commodation No 1,7.00 pmi Pittsburgh
express i.au p m; ibciiio express l.ou p in
n mi aecoinniouuuon ino n, :.as p m;
Homewood accommodation No l,9.6o pin;
Wall's accommodation No 4. 6.50 n in:
Brinton accommndnUon No 2, 1.10 p m;
11 ay x-assonger iu.zu p m.
DEPART.
Southern express 6.20 am: Pacific ex-
rress 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodntion No
, 6.30a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a m : ltrinton s
accommodntion U.20a m: Uraddock s ao
eommodntion No 1,5.10 p in i Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m ; Wail's accommodntion
N 2, 11.61 a m ; Johnstown accommodntion
4.05 p m ; Homewood accommodation No
I, 8.o0 p m; Philadelphia express 3.50 p tu:
Wall accommodntion No 3,3.05 p m:V all's
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Line
7.40 p m; wall s JNoft, 11.00 p ni.
Tho Chnrch Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at 9.05 a. in., reaching Pitta-
Durgti at, 10.06 a. m. Returning leave ritts
burgh at 12.50 p. m.. and arrive at Wall's
oiauuii u, Aivp. IU.
t, . .. : i a ,a . 1
Cincinnati express loaves daily. South'
ern express daily except Monday. All oth
er trains nany, except punany.
For further information aply to " "
W. II. BECKWITIT. Agent,
Tlie Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not nssume any Risk for Itaggnge ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit tholr
rsponsnniuy to one Hundred ikiiioi val
ue. All baggage, exceeding that a ount
in value will be at the risk of tue ner,
uuioss ihkou oy special coniraci.
A. J. CASSAl
General Superintendent, Altoona Pa. .
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
fy AND after Monday June 1. Trains
W will run as follows (Philadelphia
Time):
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
p. in. K.'up, in. and n:3i a.m. arriving
at Pittsburgh at 10:00, S:40 p. ui. and 0:10 a.
m. '
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil City at
i: a. m., i:u; ana outu p. m., arrivmr in
uii uiiy ai a:aa a. m., e:i ana :os p. m.
Trains leave Oil City for Buffalo at 2:15
p. m. 6:20 p. iu, arriving in Buflatlo at
8:55 p. m. 1:10 V. m.
Trains leave Buffalo for Oil City at 6:05
a. m. and 12:2a p. m. arriving at Oil City at
2:00 p. m. and 8:0a p. nt.
All trains given above ran through from
FltUburga to Buffalo and return, without
change of cars. Trains run on Philadel
phia tune, wulen Is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The time at Rnffalo la
I 8. M. a R'y time which is 28 minntea
slower than Philadelphia time.
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Band at 6:40 a. m.- arriving in OH City at
11:00 p.m. Leaves Oil City at 5:05 p. m.,
arriving at Brady's Bond at 9:16. p. in.
At Red Bank Junction, this rood eon
wlth the Eastern Extension which runs to
Heynoldsvllle.
J. J. LAWRENCE, '
T. M. KINO, - Uen'l. Sup'L
Ass't. Sup't.
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THE GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Lacy
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Frauk llobblu,
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(SUOCBSSOR TO BEMING.)
Pictures in every styleof the art. Views
of the oil regions fur sole or taken to or
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PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Oleopolis,
Bennett,
Woods
Prallmrs Mill
Plthole City
No. 2.
10.25 a m
10.3S "
10.80 "
10.24
11.06
No. 4.
3.30 p m
8.28 "
8.18 "
S.10 "
2.W "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
stations. No. 1.
Pitbolo City, 8.40 a m
Prathers Mill 8.48 "
Woods 8.56 "
Bennett ' 8.02 "
Oloopolis 0.18 "
No. 8,
1.20 p in
1.48 '
l.ftrt "
2.0 "
2.14
AH 1'rains niako cliwo connections
at OieoMilis with trains on iheOil Creek t
Allegliony River Bailway, North aud
South.
Two Lines of Rtngos run daily between
Pit hole City, Miller I'nrin and Pleusant
ville, niaknigoonnectiou witharrivlngaud
departing Truins. J. X. 11LA I It,
II. WK'KHAM, Sup't.
Ticket Agent, Pltholo City, Pa.
OB WORK neatly executed at the RE
PUBLICAN Ulllco.
Dr. .1. Walker's California Vi
CSnr IJillers tiro n ymvW VrRetuble
)rcp!ii'ation, mntlo clilclly finin tho na
tivo herbs foitntl on tlio lower mures ot
tho Sierra Novnd.i nunint.iltia of Ciiliror
liia, tlio medicinal properties of xvliich
aro extracted tliorefrom without tlio u:o
of Alcohol. Tlio qtiestion Is nlmcv-t
dally asked. "What is tho cause of tho
iinpanillcled success of ViXKtiAU Hrr
TKitst" Our aiiswor Is, that they rcutovo
tho causo of disease, and the patient re
covers his health. They aro tlio great
blood puiilicrand alifo-nivliifr principle,
a pcfioct Renovator find ln iporator
of tho system. Never beforo in tho
hintory nf the world lnw A incdicinn ln-rn
compounded processing the ruiniirknlilo
qualitios of Vi.nkoak HiTTttiis in liculimi tlio
sick of every lisciso man ia heir lo. Tlicy
are a gentle Pitrymtiva a well ai a Tonic,
relieving' C'tigc!iuu or Iulhiiiiiiinllon til
the Liver aud Visceral Organs in liiliotu
.Utseasoa
The properties of Dn. Walk Kit's
inki.'au niTi'KiiS are Aperient, um uinrmic,
Carmiiiative. Nutritiou. Laxative. Dniratir,
Sedative. Counter-irritant, Budoiilic, Alu;ra-
tire, and Anti-Bihnns.
n. ii. HrrxnAi.n cr..
Trnirci'fi nvA lien. Agfa., Ran l'mnrlw.i. CnJlfnmla,
anil pw. nf V'ai;lnriMi sml 1'Knrltoti Su.. N. V,
Kultl hy all IH-ttggUtii antl lilra.
REMOVAL,
We will removo our stock of
1 1 A II I XV A 11 ll H T O V K S,
. . :
; TISWAUE, IJiOK, XAILS,
. . . v . .. ,
FILES, BELTING, AND
MILT, BUPPtlliS,
ON Til 12 FIRST DAT OAPRIL,
TO THE
Reynolds, Hnkill & Co Block,
SKNKCA STREKT,' ' .
until which time we will sell nt '
COST FOB OANIi;
H.'O. TINKEU fcCO.,OILCITY. )
oko. w, DiTirmrxir,
I-AUL riMMKHM AN, .
H. It. COl MNS.
CI1CO. W. III.AIK.
FORT Pin GLASS WORKS."
I I T II El I I ii i: A CO.,
"' Manufacturers of evory variety of
FLINT GLASS LAMP 'CHIflKEYS,
AND
SILVERED GLASS REFLECTORS,
WASHINGTON A Fit A NIC LIN ST3.,
riTTsnonoit, Pa.
There ls"nhoddy" in Kins", w well as In
in woolen fhliries. ('onsumm of kero
sene arc sometimes almoxt diacoui'UHod, so
frequently ilo eliimueys break, without
any appnieut cause, renilel'iupr the oont of
chimneys about equal to thntoi' oil. t'lirmp
nosa being the order of tlni day, a (rrt'iit
many iimnuiiu'turies make chimneys Iron)
Kilii-iito nf lime, instead of from lend'. The
initiated may toll tlio dilleront qualities of
glass by rinKinij them j tie vibrations of
tho lead glass have a clear, rlngintr. bull
liko sound, possessiiut the ruciuisite
Ktrcngth to withsluud oxpiinsion ami con
traction, as weil as the mineral pressure ot
list), and will outlast hull' a-dozun of tlie
lime gluss chimneys. Fifteen conU in
vested in ono of tho leud i himneya i
money well spont, even though it injures
the "trsdo" in the chotier kind, which it
most assuredly ought to, and doubtless
will. Stick a pin there, and remember it.
Tlie genuine lead glmwi chimneys may
be hud at wluilosnle or retail of
CiEO. W. D1T11IUDUE A CO.,
2-tf , .Xionobtn, Pu.
TimouTB, Pa.
Is Belling out his
entire sloi k of
tValekea & Jewelry
A T FIRST TOST
All purtics in want
of Uold and Nilvcr
Watches, Uold and
Sdvur I'huins, La
dies' Opera Chnins,
tlie latest style iu
uold uud plalivl sets,
Bracelets, K t u d ,
Clocks, it&j will tind tlii. a tlrst oluss op
portunity. All goods are new, no old
trash. This is ro humbug. K. Klein sells
at cost. Uo und soc.
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED !
THK OIUGINAL
TNA INSURANCE COMPAfiY
OF HAUTl'OKIl, CONN.
ASSETS Dee. 31, 1873,
MILES W. TATE, hub Agent,
1" T'ouo-tii, Pa.
A FAMILY AR'TIOLU.
.Vvn!: in.iKe li.'iO er day, f7." per week.
AN L75T1HELY MEW--'
r'orPolSllCt)":?.
Q2iL-:V OI.LARS
Willi ll, o N,'V I'.lllt: lit
B'JVTOTJ HOLE 'WOHKES,
l', it", it, .,1 .1 n m--U7t If7l,
AW 1:niM Till'. l T'T I lil'MU'M .VV
THE AMU! MAN 1 .V-Tl I'l.TK
AMI
M A 11 Vl.ANH INNTITl'TM TAIPH, 1S71.
A most vMuiei lul nml elr i.iH I r con
st 1,1, '1 it S 'v hnr Mtiehine lor nnii'lv work.
1' -niipli t,i li.all its I'arts, I -'.i "do Strniuht
I'.ye f'oin'i'l N !-, I self I u-:nlin;f , dii'eet
1 1 ' ' u i 1 1 i'o.vlive Mni ; n, new teiisinn self
feed mi, I cl.uh t tiii (it, ' iin-1 ates by wlii't4
uud mi n t ul ill-. I.U.hl nniniiiL'. Suioi.tli
nml lioisclisM. li ;e uJ Tu'is'il liigh-pi ictifi
in 1,'liiin'i. 11a- I'nlenl Check to prevent
the wheel being turned tho wrong way.
I "sea the thread direct from Ilia' spool.
Makes tin elastic lock sitch, fimvt und
KliMiiuoil Mvli I now n j tiiin.ilii.al.lc, cIdkm
und nipid, Vill il.) nil Kin,, ul' work,
line mi l eoano, from cambrin to heavy
cloili or I.tMithi i', and ii .c . all descrip lions
of thread. This Ma-liino U le afily con
st mete. I (o givo it strength i alt t'.i) ptiru
of each Machine being hiihIh alike by ma chinery,
un.l beaiitii'iilly linished iiiid'ornn
tni'illed. It is very i a-y to bi,ril. l!:)dd,
smooth und .i!i nt'in ojn ial inn. I'clinbl.i
Ht till limes, uud iv Practical, Scientific,
Mechanical Invention, at greatly reduced
price,
A good elienp f.nnlly sewin j machine n
The fii"st and only kucccm in prot
diieing a valualile, snl'slanlial uud lelin
blo low prleiMl Sewing Machine. Its ex
treme low price ii iii lien nil conditions. Its
simplicity ntid strength ndapH it tn nil
capacities, w hile its many merits inadn il it
universal favorite wherevir ik.c.1, and
creates n rapid demand,
IT Is AM. IT IM l'.l:i nm l:NfKI.
I can eheei -fully nml cnniidcntly reeeni
mend its tie tn liiose wliii nro w iiniing a
really good Mewing Machine, nt a low
price. Mrs. II. 11.. I A M I-. SON,
l'eoloiie, Will County, 111.
Price, of each machine. "'Clns A."
"One," (wan-anted for live yours by special
Certificate,! w ith all the llxtuiis, and eve
rything eonipb In belonging to it, includ
ing self threading medic, packed In a
strong wooden l,.i.., und delivered to iuiv
part of 1hu country, by express free
Inrtlier i-lmrgi s, eii receipt of price, oiili'
Kivn llellnrs. Sale delivery gum anUed.
Willi each Machine v.e willfciid, in tc
ceipt of Kl extra, Hie new pitnut
LI Tlu.N lloi.l-: WnllKr.i!,
One of ihe most impni lant und useful lu
ventii'iis of tlm pm simple mid eer-
tuin. tlmt ft child can work Ihe finest hut
Ion hole with rccularily and case. Strontf
and beautiful.
Special terms, nnd extra indiieeniouls to
Male uud l-'einide Aueuts, stnra kei jiors,
te who will cslnblish eirenoies tlilougli
llio country nnd keep our new inachine
on exhibition and sale. County itiu'hta
given to smart airmils ft-s. Agent's com
plete oullit, luruished w ithout any extra
churiro. Samples nf suwimr, deserlptivo
circulara conialiiiiifi tcinis,' li-niniunials,
i-ngravingH, Ac., Ac, Kent live. Wo nlso
supply
AtilUCULTL'HAL I M PI. KM ENS.
I-iit-jsl Patents uud improvements for
tho l-'ariu mid tbiiilcii. Mowers, Ib aners,
'ultivators, i-'ced Cutters, iiarrnw-n, Kami
Mills, Hunters, Harvesters, Threshers
end all nrlicles muNlcd lor l'arin work.
lUro ScimIh in lingo variety. All Mmirv
sent in Post llllce Moiuy" Orders, I'ank
lrafls, or by Kxpreis, will be nt our risk,
und aro perfectly se.'iue. Sato delivery of
all our goods guaranteed.
"An old nnd responsible firm that sell
tho best g .lists nt the lowest price, und can
bo relied u pon by our renders." I r unner's
Journal, New York.
No! llespoiiMtliie for I'euisterrd Letters.
Address, JKIbiM I-: li. IIL'KSON A CO.,
Corner Greenwich A Ci rilr.ndt Sts., New
Vork. : ito-Cm
WATERS' CONCERTO & ORCHESTRAL
ORCANS c. lliosl beuiiliful ut
loainl M-I lei I in i
f '"Ti en-r llilldi'i 1 1tf .
'I'll A I. N'l'O PN.mf. best
i iiT iilncvil lu nuror.
anils. 7 h'tf iri-;ii.lii(illHyai
I'klrii Sfl nt rM.ls,
ulinrl) voli-eil,",- I I.
tiii- i,f I,,, U iniivr
llAlttlUailMtl I
M l IK It I Utl'lhr HI.
1 1 vi io (iiii il ly
VIIK i: ii M I'Dltll. I li.-i, druaii.
or IA boat muUt is the I ttlfeil Sl:ios.
WATERS'
NEW SCALE ,
PIANOS.
kae u real pow-
ainiriiia tn.
wh all modern liiiprovrmenin.
and art Uu bi'sl lluuu iiiHite. 'I lit, -llrrnini
and I'inims art wnrranii'il hr
tt -llrM. lkricN -trliiel- low oi
cntt or purt rasli, nn,l bnlnnro in
moiifhly or iiurierlr pnmnl.
fcei-onil-haud iiikii-iimviiis iiiUcm ia
exrhniigv. ;iii: a i i in (
lt; IN lo tht 'I IIAlll:. AUDX'IH
ttM I II fur every t'lly nml t'onnty
in tht it. N. atsi tnuuila A lrirtll
Count to Tmi- An, .Wuiw'rr.,1 7rrWir, Kr)vtt, A.iv
M, CU. 11.1 I .VK,17r.7 CA I M.tHU US M A 11. HO,
1011.1(10 H i l l IIS A- SO,
4S1 Ilraadway nuil IS .Hc-rci-r isl., N. IT.
Testimonials of Waters' I'ianos""autl
0i'g:iii3.
"Wateis' Coiieerto I'lirlor Orim pos
ri'ks. 11 beuiiliful nnd pcciiliiii ly toll b .no.
The Cimcei 10 Mop is, w ithoul doiilil, Il o
bet ever piaceil in any organ. It is pro
duced by an extra na of reeds, pis u!iii ly
oietl, from which the eliect is most,
charming, und ils imitation of the human
voire is superb, i-'or swcuLiicvs of (ono
nbrt orchestral etlerts it has no eijual.''
A'. 1 . Tiimi.
1 Tho Concerto rurlor "Organ is some
thing entirely new ; it is u beautiful j in lor
ornuuimtt, possesses li sw eet nnd power
ful tone is 11 most eoniini'iidablo inven
tion und holds u hiidi place iu public la
vor." J'. J'. Ih'vniiiy I'k.'.
An Oiii-iiKsTitA in TrtK Paiii.o!;. Tho
orchestral oruau is tho name of unewri cd
organ recently announced by Huruco Wa
ters iV .Son. The iuslruinent takes this
name from ils recently invented orchids"
tral slop. Tho voicing of lliis is p' ,Uiui
producing the eilect nl a full svw rl, nnc
trulto voice. ts tijii'st I'llei-l is prudtHcil
when tlio slops mo draw n, do thai nil ur
chestrul ollecl is given, Tin case is uui;i;n.
and makes u liaiiilsoin.) urticlo of iiii iii .
turo," y. 1 . Hun.
Tho Waters 1'ianos nro known as among
tlio very best. AVo are enubled to speak of
liinue i iwt 1-11 111 1,1 il m willi 1 .i n 1 li . 1 1 , m... i'i-i.i.i
personal know ledge. A'. 1. J-.'ttn'rlixt.
v
7 '. VA NT YOC To :u ( us Auen
t uud
distrilaitu our Now .v.lv
riisiug
Maps, nioiinti d on J.nglMi Clmii, I
complete Mai) of tho I'ni'.oil stale
ii iim- a
Wo
give thuso Maisauay gratis und v. il
I allow
. ou one il iliar lor tverv Map yu.i
lite iu every county and stall i'u the
lislrib
I'nion. I. Ail-
dollar
ciivii-
teti
.Male ami L.-male Agents waiit..-d
dress Iiiimediatelv, i iii-losin; oim
foriiitlit of live Mnps, Tei-rilorv,
lars, and full paiiical.us
AliVlilt I 1st Nil M ! (
w i 1 1 i Kust Hia ly 1'. o , t l ;! , ;. (
. l'.i,