IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMT.
In 1871 I Invented unci secured loltors-pat-cnt
for an
Improvement in Wash Boilers,
A simple, arrangement bv which steam
was applied to the washing of dothtiifr. I
have heretofore gold this under tlio namo
of
Ntcnni lVashor, or,
"V oman's IT r i o n. d,
For suoli it in in fact. I have advertised It
in nearly every liellirlous Newspaper In
the United (States and Canada, also in tlio
leading Secular papers, using double-col
umn advertisements. The readers of thin
paper may remember seeing my card In
the various papers of the county during
the past year. Extracts from letters re.
reived from mv customers, In another
column, will Indicato how It has been re
ceived by tho people throughout tho
country,
3 0 0,000
Have been sold aMt-adv. It isstimciont for
my purpose to say thai I am satisliod tlint
nothing heretofore advertised ever render-
et so general satifactlnn. Yet Tins, my
first Invention, was not quite perfect, and
for the last two years I Invt applied mv
self to tho study of constructing and pcr-
iccung a
JOB WORK
DONE AT THE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
Allegheny Valley Rail Road
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitts
burgh R. R.
ON AND AFTER Monday, February 2,
1874, trains will run as follows 1
STATIONS. Northward.
N. U No. t Nil. I
a 111 11 in n m
i-utsnnrgn
XVAV STEAM WASHER
And as tho result of my efforts I feel every
vmiifliitn initb iiitve ueen cnurciy sue-.
cessful. My now Steam Washer, pateiit-
ea in inr.i, is absolutely faultless ; so
much so that I never knew a single person,
who had seen it work, fail to be delighted
with it. It has rendered, thus far, per
fect and Universal satisfaction, and such
inusi do me result, lor it works lite a won
dernever fnilimr to do all claimed for it.
In conclusion, let 1110 say, that should
ny one say that ho has seen a Steam
Washer, ask him if he has seen tho now
Blcam
WASHER
- Of 1873, now being advertised so nrton
ively in whole and double-naire adver
tisements. If he answer in the nejjntive,
request him to suspend judgment until a
sample can be procured aud fully tested.
I will send one as
just half tho retail price, and I fully
arram iu &nor a pecson buys a sample
w t- vucili VI IUU at COSW
$60 Profit can be Made on a
Single Dozen.
And I have known agents to take orders
A DOZEN IN AN HOUR.
TllPTO IB tin U'flV tA mnl-A ... r t
bend for a sample and secure yourterrito-
.. jiiiiKo money wnue you can.
Reader, please calculate tho cost of my
two paire advertisement in tho "CHRIS
TIAN UNION." It consists of 1,480 lines
at regular rates amounted to
$1,750 Each Insertion.
I repeated this "Card" four times because
iny first insertion (Oct. 8) paid mo
500 ZPl!:R, cfeLTT.
During tlio last eighteen months I have in
serted my advertisement, occupy
ing one to two pages, in
HIWDSEDS OF lstCLASS PATERS,
ti11 ?.r..'n'h,t'h rnia W0I for 4,18 outly; buj
thO "Christian ITnlnn'l 1 .i.'M
,ntl,!n,',f ny religious newspuper in the
world ) pays 1110 bettor thun any, and the
INTER-OCEAN
PAYS BETTER THAN
Any Other Secular Xaper.
I mention this fact, for all can seo how
extensively I advertise my invention ; and
i.'V.Kj"1? ciii'-tion the fact that I
sell it Entirely on its Merits, and must
concede that it sells well, for nouriide will
beli well enough to pay for so expensive
advertising without real merits. If I get
"tnin st!lisr0dUCCd 'Ut uciKhbrhood
AN HUNDRED MORE.
Such a splendid chanco to make money
selling this invention may never occur
strain. On the receipt or Five Dollars. I
will shipyou a complete Washor asasam
plo copy of the chromo, together with a
Certificate of Agency, with full Instruc
tions how to conduct the business. And
npon the receipt of tho Washer you may
have time to test it, and If you find it not
!i8.reUrT,td 1 ym refund y'" money.
Hie Washer retails at 10. After I send
you a sami)le I will hold your county a
reasonable time for you to docida whether
you wish to purchase or not. I will fur
nish blank deeds also blanks for takinir
ordors, and will do all I can to enablo you
to succeed in the business. Let me hear
from you soon, o your choioe of territory
IIIHV Iia luLnn l.ii aii J
J " "J wmoviifleiwi, AUUrOSS,
J". C. TILTON,
10 Sixth St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. N. Cut this card out and preserve it
for future reference. Persons writing mo
fium seeing this card will please say they
suw it in the Foutsr KJij'UBUcAN. wlt)-it
At the lowest cash price, neatly, prompt
ly, and in tyl equal to that of any
other e-itablUhment in the DUtrict.
K
BUSINESS CARDS
SHOW CAUDS,
VISITING CARDS,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
5I03TTIII.Y STATJGMEXTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
(POSTERS.
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SIIIFPING TAGS, &c.
W Ten J una
Kiltnnuing
R. It k Juno
lirndy llcud
Parker
Einlonton
Koruhgi-ass
Franklin
Oil City :
:W,
Oleopolis 8:0H
KngloKock 8:17
Tionesla li:()."i
Tidiouto IiirJs
Irvinoton 11:4."
2:2il
4:0J
4:"i
6:4ti
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8:4:t
7:o:
8:1'.
H:4."
Rouseville
Titusvlllo
Corry
Mnvvillo
Iluilalo
10:0:i
11:10
p. m
7:'.'
8:iVii
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10:5.
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7:00
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Southward
Kiv i Kn. , tin. Sf
pin pin
10:lV 3:0()
8::!0 1:20
7:4.". 1'2:.1J
K:20 11:40
11:00 11:
8:00
7::
fr.m
5:'-"0
a. in p. in
Trains run bv Pliiln.li-lnliln Time.
J. J. LAWKENCK, (icn'l Sup'
PENNSYLVANIA CEH
Til. All v RAILKOAD
ON AM) AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday Mv
1, 1870, Trains nrr4 ti and leave tho
I nion I)cxit, corner of W ashiivtou and
Lilberty street, as follows:
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 1.30 a m ; Fast Line, 12.12
mj eirsa(H'omniod!Uion o. 1,11.20 a m
Itrinton a. commodation No 1, 7.50 a m
Wall's accommodation No 2, S.5oa m ;Cin
ciiiiutii i..o a ni ; .lonnsiown ac-
conimoiiation 10.50 a in ; Rraddivk's at
commoiliition No 1, 7.00 pmj Pittsburgh
cypress p mj i iiciuo express i.flo p in;
ail s accomiD-v.lation No 3, 2.35 pn j
iioiiii-ivoou ni-coiiimiKiiuion xo i.li.a.i pmj
Wall's accommodiition Jin 4, 5.50 p m;
Hrinlon accommodiition No 2, 1.10 p m j
i uviigcr iu.u p 111.
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a ui: Pacific, pt
rress 2.40 a m ; Wall's aicommodiition No
, 6.30a m : Mail Train IS.10 a ni : llrintnii'.
accMmiiKxiiition l).20a ;n: llraildH-k'a ac
poinnioliition No 1,5.1.) p in; Cincinnati
express 12..35 n in : Wall's accommodation
J.. 11.61 a m : Johnstown acconiiutKlntion
4.0.i p m ; llomewootl accomniodHtioii No
1, .n0 p in; l'hilnilclphia express 3.."i) p in;
Wall aocomniodation No 3.3.05 n m: Wall's
accominodiition No 4. 6.05 p ni ; Fast Line
t.w p in; uttii s isno, tt.uu p in.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at !).0.i a. in., reaching Pitta-
Inirijll at 10.05 a. m. llrlurnimr leave Pitts.
burgh at 12.50 o. m.. and arrive at Ws'l's
CUIUUIl Hi A.1U t 111.
Cincinnati exnress leaves d tilv. South.
em express daily except Mon.l.iv. All oth
er trains daily, except Sunday.
ror iunner iniormation nplyo
W. II. RECKWITH, A-ent.
The Pennsvlvania Railroad Comnnnv
will not nssuiiie any Risk for rtaa-jieo ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponsibility to One Hundred Dollai val
ue. All bairimire exceeliiiir tlfiit a mmt
in vaiue win ie at tho risk of too ziior,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. t'ASSAl
Goneral Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
ON AND afteT Monday June 1. Trains
will run as follows illiil.i.lr!ni,i
Time): 1
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
: P. in. 8:20n. m. and 8:3S
at Pittsburgh at 10:00. 3:40 n. in. and 0:10 a.
m.
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil Citv at
:20 a. in.. I:o0 aud K:,io n. i.i arrivin. !,.
Oil City at 2:33 a. m., 8:15 and 8:05 D. m.
Trains leave Oil City for lSuflalo at 2: H
m. 6:20 p. in. arrivincr in lindiiilo n
8:55 p. in. 1:10 v. m.
l.-ains leave liullalo for Oil Citv at 6:05
a. in. and 12:25 p. m. arriviniz at Oil City at
2:00 p. m. and 8:05 p. m.
All trains triven above run thrni,rrl fmm
PittsliurKh to JJutliilo and return, without
chaiifro of cars. Trains run on Philndcl-
nia iime, wniun is lo minutes raster than
'ittsburirh time. Tho time nt ItnOuli .
I. 8. A M. S. K' v tinin u-hi.-l, ii 9k: ,:,...i,.
slower than Philadelphia time.
k n.v accommouation leaves nrady s
Rend at 6:40 a. m. nrrivinir in Oil City at
11:50 p.m. Leaves Oil Citv at .r,:05 n m
arriving at llrady s Hand ut 0:15. p. in.
lira juiik juuciion tins road con
with tlie Eastern Extension which runs to
Reynoldsvillo.
J. J. LAWRENCE,
T.M.KING. Oen'l. Knn't.
Ass t. Kup't.
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NEBRASKA GRIST MILL.
rpiIE GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Laoy--I-
town,) Forest county, has been thor
oughly overhauled and refitted in first
class order, and is now running and doiiiir
all kinds of
CUSTOM (JUIMHXJ
FLOTIll
FEED AND OATS.
Consttmtly on hand, and sold at the very
H. W. LEDEBUR.
lowest figures.
UHjin
Frank llobbliisi,
PHOTOGRAPHER ,
(SUCCKSSOR TO DEXIxa.)
Pictures inevervstvlnnfthaari tri....
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der. CENTRE STREET, near R, R. crossing.
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rsrnrlittcra nra n purely Vrctabla
prcimrntlon, inado cliielly from tho n,i
tivo herbs found on tlio lower ran hps ot
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tlio medicinal properties of which
nro extracted llioicri om without tlio uso
of Alcohol. Tho question n almost
daily asueil. "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success of Vixkii Ait' ltrr
TKitst" Our answer la, that they romovo
tho cause of tlieeasc, nnd tho patient re
covers hia health. They aro tlio jrreat
blood purifier and a lil'o-KivhiR principle,
ft perfect Renovator and Inviorater
of tho system. Never before- in tlio
history of tlio world has a mcilicino ln-c:i
ecminniiiulcil peiisosNini; tlio rcinnrkalilu
qiiahtie. of Vixkoar HnTRiis in henliiifr tlio
tick of every U.hpsso man Is heir to. Tlirv
nro a pentlo Piirpaliro as well an a Tmiic.
relieving Congestion or Inlhuniiiation of
the Liver aud Vi.iccral Organs In lliliotii
Disease
Tho proportion of Dn. w.vt.ici-ii's
TlXKOAR llirrKKS aro Aperient. Dinnlioretie,
Carminative, Nntritinns, l.sxntivp. Ihinetic,
ScdMivcCouiiter-Imtant Kutlorilic, Aluna
tire, aud Anli-Llilioui.
n. ii. Mro5Ai.n & cr..
TmfTrit. nnd (Jn. Art... Ban !-niieliii l'n!lfnml
u-tu rwr. IH 11 nsilllir ull SIHI I AiiriMll St.. . V,
hold by ail UrugglM. .nd llcaK-n.
PITIIOLE VALLEY R'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
Trains will run as follows:
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Oleopolis,
Itnnuett,
Woods
Prattler Mill
Pilholo City
No. 2.
10.25 a in"
10. SH "
lo.ao "
10.21
11.0U
No. 4.
3.IS0 p m
3.2H "
8.18
3.10 "
2.W "
TRAINS HOUT1IWARD.
No. 3.
1.20 p m
1.4 '
1.56 "
2Mi "
2.U "
eonnectioiis
STATIONS. No. 1.
Pitholu City, 8.40 a
Pratliois MiU .4S '
Woods 8,5(1 '
Rennett Q.ou '
Olenpulis u.io 1
All Trains mako close
at Oleopolis with trains on thotiil Creek A
Allegheny River liailway, North aud
Isoiith.
.'''? Mnoii of Stanos run daily between
I ituola City, Miller Farm ami Pleasant,
villo, niakniuconnoction wilharrivin-'aud
departing Trains. J. T. 11LAIR
U. WICK II AM, Vup' t.
Iickut Afont, Pitholo City, Pu.
A.TTicsrrnoisr
REMOVAL.
We will remove our stock of
IIAHDAIli; 8TOTKN,
TINWARE, IRON, NAILS,
FILES, DELTINQ, AND
-MILL SXJlLIIi
ONrrni:; must day o apiul,
TO THE
o .
ReynoldsHukill Co. Block,
SENECA STREET,
until which timo wo will sell h$
C'ONT roit (JAN IT.
II. a. TINKER A CO., OIL CITY. ,r.
ir. ii. colli va.
HUO.'.W. BL41R.
.TCIJm.Vi0,?.KvViUI' executed at tho RE-
X'LllLICAM Ollico.
oko. w. inTiiiiindi-:,
Al'L y.l.M.M,-;u.M is,
F0STEPin.GLftSS2W0RXS.s
i i a if i: 1 14 1; cz ;o..
Maiuifucturcrs of every vurictyvf
LifiT GLRSSiUHP CHI.1ISETS,
AND
SILVER EDJGLASSREFLEOTOnS,
WASIIINtiTON ,t FRANKLIN STS..
Pn-tsniTncur, Pa. 4;
There Is "shoddy" in ttlnss. as well as In
In woolen fabrics. Consumer of kero
sene nro soiiicliiiies almost iliMcoaruire.t, so
lieoueiiiiy do chilunevs lirciilf. without
any up parent cause, rendciin ;r the cost of
iiiiuiic.vs aijoiii ciiuui to mat ot oil. Cheat-
ss iiein the order ot the dav, a urcnt
any insniifaciiirics mako cliliniicvs i'loni
silii-nte of lime, instead of from Intnl. The
initiated may tell tho dilfciaut qualities of
ass by i iimimr them : to vibrations of
tho lead c,!as have It clciir.v riiiKimr. liWI
liko soiiiid, poKscssin t tho rctiuisita
Klrcni'tli to witlishmd expansion and con
1 1 nil ii .ii , as weil ns the ueueral iiroHsuri'- of
use, aril will outlast halfa-dozen of tho
liiuo ulass ihiinucvH. Fifteen cents in
vehtcd in ono of iho lend chimneys i-t
money well spent, even though it injures
the "trade" in the eheapor kind, which it
most assuredly ought to, and doubtless
ill. Ktii-k a pin there, and remember it.
Tho ircnuine lend glass chinuievs mav
bo imi I ut wliolusiile or rct:dl of
tiEO. W. D1TI1RIDUB A CO.,
2-U' Tionosta, Ia.
1 llUOl'TK, i'A.
M Is solliinrout Ids
Bl entire stock, of
kl WotfUi-s & Jewelry
A T riliST COST
All parties In want
of tiold and Silver
Watches, (fold and
riilver Chuins, La
dies' Opora Chains,
the latest style in
void and plated sots,
Bracelets, Studs,
Clocks, Ac, will nnd this a first class op
portunity. All K'xnla are new, no old
trash. This is no humbug. E. Klein soils
at cost, Uo and see. ,
A FAMILY AUTIC
A "11 Is make $1.50 per dnv, ?75 per t
AN ENTIHELY NEW
SS':WB(,1 JVIACEIIi(
For riomoatio Uaw.
OHXYSFIVE OLLARK,
Willi tho New Pnntcnt
BUTTON HOLT WORKER.
Patented June 27th,
A WW RUED THE FIRST PI! KM I UM AT
1' 1 1 !: AJIWtlt 'A N 1 NS T I TUT H
MARYLAND INSTITUTE 1- A1K.S, lt71.
A most wonderful anil chvuotly rrHi,
struct, d Se Inir Mn. liiin. f,,r lhmilv work
Complete in nil Its' Part Uses tlio Sti ululit
l-.yo Pointed Nee'l,, s"lf lrc;i,lln, iii-Cit
uprifd l'ositiv Motion; nmv Icu-.lnn self
feed nnd eluili Uiiidcr, Oncrntes by wheel
nii'l on a t.ible. I.i.xiit rutinm:-. Sniootli
nnd noiseless, lilio all frond hih-pricei"
nmehines. llav Pnleut Check to prevent
the wheel bein turned the wroiiir wnv.
I'ses Hie thrend direct from the spool
Makes the el.istic lock stitch, finest and
stninirpst stick l.uown : (inn 1
mid rapid. Will do all kinds of work .
lino and course, from cnmln-ln in l,.vJ
cloth or Leather, nnd uses all ilnscrli.ii.ni.
of thread. This Machine is heavily t-on-Ntruete.l
to nive It strength: all tho pat-la
ot t-acii Maehine helnir made alike by inn
clunei r, unil beaiitifiillv linislicd snil'orna-
lllelltcil. It is vel v Cllsv to leill-n. llm.l.l
smooth oud silent in opcrnllon. ItellnbluJ
nt all times, am) n Praeiicnl. Keientiiic
Mcehiiiiical Invention, at iti-i-iuIt r,.,li, ,.,,.(
price. "
A pl ehenp family sewlinr machino a-In-t.
I he II 1st nnd inilv mi i.. ......
diieiiur a valuable, snlistiniihil mi. I i-ii,.
bio low pri I Mewimr Mnchino. 11. ...
treine low price reaches ull conditions. Its
simplicity and strength inhipts it to all
(iip:ii itics, hile ils miiiiv inr-iits uiado it a
universal favmiie wherovtr used, and
ei cities a l-npid demand.
ir is all it js iu:co.MMKNni:n. '
I can cheerfully and confidently recom
mend its use to those who nro wanting a
really (,-ood Sewing Mnchiuc, at a low
I'l'leo. Mrs. II. Il..lAIKSON
Peotone, Will County, 111.
Price" of each machine. "Clnss A."
One." (wnri-aiite lor live years by special
certificate,) wiih all thefixhiies, and ere
rytliinn coinil,-to boloinrlnir to it, includ
but self threading needle, packed iu a'
strong wiTodcn Ikix, and delivered to any
part of the country, by express freo o
further charges, on reeeipl of prlco, only
I ivo Iiollms. Sale delivery Kuarnuteotl.
itli eiieh Maehino we will send, on re
ceipt of Si extra, the new patent
- MUTTON HOLE WORKER,
Ono of the most important au useful In
ventions of the nitti. So simple and cer
tain, that a eliild can work tho finest but
ton hole with regularity and caso. btronu
and beautiful. "
Siiecial terms, and extra tiiiliiccinouts to
Male and Fi nuilo Au-cnts, storo keepers,.
Ac., who will establish agencies througU
tho country and keep our now machine
on exhibition and sale. County ltiirliU
L-ivcii to smart aircnta fVee. Aleut's coni
pleteloultit, furnished without any extra
chariTO. Samnles of niuimr 1,w',.il,.ii
circulars coiitaininir terms, testimonials,
eiiBritvinKs, Ac, Ac, sent Ireo. Wo also
npply
aijUH ULTURAL IMPLEMENE.
TlltCSt l'lltCIlt.S Mllil ltiiiipnviii.inu
the l arm and Harden. Mowers, Reapers,
Cultivators, Feed Cutters, Harrows, Farm
Mills, Hunters. Harvesters. Thi-islior.
and all articles needed for Farm work.
Rare Seeds in lai!io variety. All Mnnev
sent In PostOflleo Munev Orders, Itank
lrafts. or bv Exnress. will be t'nnr i-i-l.
end are perfectly secure, fciafo delivory of
all our (roods Kuarnnteed.
"An old and rcsismsible firm that (ell
tho best jroods at tho lowest price, and rim
be relied upon bv our readers." Farmer's
Journal, New York.
Not Responsible for Registered Letters.
Address .1 l-'lll iM 1.' rt IlI'liwiiNT .r.w-i
Corner Uiecnwich A Cortlandt Sts., Now
oi SMiui
WATERS CONCERTO & ORCHESTRAL
ORGANS"""" "' btiHutifui i.
J .vi. na. ,., 111 .....V
vcr iitittto. Tke Cittm
It'l tt ami OIICIIKIS.
'1 U ll, Si ll I'Hurttkr beat
over lnrea ill tin y Or-
ITHII.. J hey art prvUuftd lip tm
etlrs set ot rerd, pea
t-iiltnrr veli'i)il,ik' f i
ll A ft wirs U HIOST
II A II l I SU ami KOI 1 1,
vi 111 u i ti-
I t IOM olV HI T1 4 V
VOK'll U M li:illl. 'I'ltrse llriiana
mrt Iht best inttdt in tke I ttlf..,l Kiute..
WATERS'
NEW SCALE
PIANOS.
hart jrreal pow
er uik( a fine
alniriilc lone.
wva hii iiiottrrn liliprAveltirnta,
and art lha bent I'lnuoa matte. Tlicaa
Oraanaaml I'innus art wnrranivd far
S ura. l"ric- rilrriui l) low far
ran It in- par rm.li, ami balance in
luutitltly or quarterly pa y inenta.
heroiitl-hantf I tt strii litems inkrn ut
rliinilii, Id Hi: AT l.UII(K.
HI K I S l. IA. 'HI i i:. AI1KNTI
HM l ll, ei-rf 1 It y on.1 1 otinty
a ikt II. K. and l annda. A large dla
COUIIIfu Tnulvrl, MmMcr,1 'hurchftifikhonts .lAtp
, OW. Il.l.l STHArt ll CATAUHIIKS UAILKD,
IIOIIAt K W.4 I i:iN A- sON,
481 Broadway ami 4H Aluroer St., N. r.
TcstimoBials of .Waters' riano3 and"
Organs.
Waters' c'oncertol Parlor Orcun pos-
seises a beautiful nnd peculiarly soil tone.
The ('unci ito Slop is, without i!imht, tlio
t ever placed in mi v ortran. It is pro-
dnei (1 bv an extra M l of reeds, peculiarly
nieiil, from which the clleet is most
harming, unil its imitation of the human
viiico is Mipi-rb.11-or sweetness ol lono '
and oi'chestral eliccts it, has no equal."
AT. lr. T tinea.
TIME TRIED AND FIEE TESTED !
THK OUKlINAL
ETHiHNSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS Dee. 31, 1873,
n , v ;, fj . 1.
MILES W. TATE, Sub AKout,
T'oiicla, Pa,
Tho Concerto Parlor! Oman Is some
thing entirely new ; it is a beautiful parlor
ornament, possesses a sweet and power
ful tono is u most coiiiiii?udahlo inven
tion and holds a hic,h place in publio fu
yor." JV'. lJJtrninj JWf,
An Om-HKM'iitA in Tim Pahlor.-TIi
orchestral or(.'iiii is Hie iiuino of a new reed
oriran recently auiiouiiced by Horaeo VV'a
ters it SS..H. 'Jim iiistruiiicnt takes this;
namo from its rcis-ntly invented orchos
tral step. Tho voiciiu; of this is peculiar
)rodu(-m tho etlect of a full sweet con
Irnko voice. Us finest effect is produced!
when tlio stops are drawn, so that an or
cliestral cll'cct Is irivon. Tlie caso is uniqiio
aud maiii-s a handnomo urticlo of furnU
turo." .V. Y. in.
ho Waters Pianos are known asitmonir
the very best. We are enabled to speak of
these iiistruinents with coiilidem-o, from,
personal knowledge. A y. Ucanyeliat.
2-1 y
VIyVA,X':, YO,J To ot M Aconts, and
distnbuto our New Advertising
Maps mounted on English Cloth, bmnir a
complete M.i of tho United States Wo
Kive these Maps away Krn is and willallow
you one dollar ior every Map vou distrib
ute in every county ami st.tte iu u, Union.
Male and Female Agents wanted. Ad
dress liiinic.li.ilcly, ei.elosinir o dollar
oit-tithtot nve Maps, Tenitorv, Ciieu
bus, and lull paiiieiilin-s
AHVEK1 isl.Vj MAIM'd.
w .1 liti Fait li.ady p. u., Clarion Co., Pa