A tlCJILANT WIFE.
Max Adder writes a follows: ''Pit
. man's woodpile has euflereil a jrood
deal lately from the ravsjres of thieve,
so the oh! gentleman, the other day,
loaded his gun with coarse lalt, and
expressed his determination tit bom
bard the first man who should he ob
served to haunt the timber. On Mon
day morning he had to attend court,
at he did.ujl expert to reach home
until late iu the evening, Mrs. Pitman
felt it her doty to keep an eve on the
woodpile. Unf Pi'man returned about
dusk, and as he walked up tlje yard
he thought he mizht as well carry in
enuugh wood to last all night. He
had just placed the fourth stick unon
bis arm, when an explosion occurred,
and the same instant he tit as . if a
million red hot darning needle were
dancing up and down his Jem. He
had heard from Mrs. Pitman. He
yelled with pain, and, dropping iho
wood, most of it upon his toes, ho fell
to the ground. Just as ho did so. he
saw Mrs. Pitman stand iu the kitchen
doorway with his firearm at 'parade
-rest,' and contemplating her victorr
and her virtira with serenity. Pitman.
first thought was that she had suddea
)y been animated by an insane but ju
dicious desire to realize upon his life
. insurance policy. B it when lie scream
ed to her, she dropped her artillery
and flew to the scene with expressions
of alarm and grief at the discovery
that she had perforated Pitmuuy She
called the servant girl, and as they
,4 i,;. ;..! .v,, ' i..:
. ed that she mistook him fo a thief,
and then she apologized. Pitman said
it was all very well to apalogize, but
what good was that to a,uiau with two
j quarts of salt and a pQiind of gun
wads in his legs. Mrs. Pitman in-
tie salt, it would do him good. She
urged that salt was better than any
thing else for preserving meat, and
'that his legs would probably be alive
and well ami prancing around the uni
verse when the rest of him was dead
and spoiled. That 'made him mad,
and after splitting up his gun with
the axe, he went to bed, and he hasn't
spoken tn Mrs. Pitman since; but he
has hinted gloomily to the doctor that
if a divorce can bo had, he. will ob
tain one. ' - 'r
We thought that everything that it
was possible to say about "hash" had
been said, but here is another contri
bution : A carLain hoslcsa ailwiin tul.lo
is uuted for jta uuiforiuily of dishes,
has a brisk daughter w ho electrifies
lier ma's hoarders with the following
parody sung to an accompaniment og
a new fif'tr-Mlar piano: "While beef
steak and. venison costs lots of cash,
. be it ever bo grisly, there's nothing
like hash, the scrapings and leavings
vi no uoe cisewnere, wnen mixed alto
gether make excellent fare. Hash,
bash, good meat hash ! Be it ever so
grisly, there's nothing like hash 1 A
manger from home, hotels dazzle iu
v vain ; U, give me cheap eating house
food that's more tilain : thn waiter who
gayly re-echoes my call for a nice
plate of hash or a single Gskuall.
' Hash, hash," etc.
We earuestly entreat every young
man after he hr chosen his vocation,
to slick to it. Duu't leave it because
hard blows are to be struck, or disa
greeable work to be performed. Those
who have worked their way up to
wealth and usefulness do not belong to
the shirtless and unstuble class, but
may be reckoned among such as took
off their coats, rolled up their sleeves,
conquered their prejudices against- la
bor, and manfully bore t e heat and
burden of the day. Whether upon
the old farm, where our fathers toiled
diligently, and striving to bring the
Boil to productiveness ; in the machine
shop or factory, or the thomaud other
. business places that invite honest toil
and skill. let t lm niolr., ra.r ha . P,.
severance and industry."
It is related of George Clark, the
celebrated negro minstrel, that, being
examined as a w itness, he was severely
interrogated by the attorney, who
wished to break down his evidence.
"You are iu the negro minstrel busi
ness, I believe!" inquired the lawyer.
"Yes, sir," was the prompt reply.
"Isn't that rather a low calling?" de
manded the lawyer. "I dou't know
but what it is, sir," replied the min
(trel, "but it is so much better than
my father's that I am rather proud of
it." "What was your father's call
ing?" "He was a lawyer," replied
Clark, in a tuue of regret that put the
audience iu a roar. The lawyer let
him alone.
"Got anything for a sick roan to
read?" inquired a pug-nosed boy at a
news stand the other day. "Yes, any
thing you want B. hies, poems, relig
ious books, and so foith, replied to
tferk. "Bible. T" echoed the hoy, "do
you think dad's a hangelT Gimme a
lively dime novel one with an injun
sculping a soiger.
Somebody observes that when six
youug ladies sit down to talk about
dress, a small boy with a tin horn is a
refuge for the weary.
"Parwin's Darlings," is the sug
gestive name of a newly organized ne
gro miustrel troupe at the West.
"His pill-grimago it ovrfa"' as the
druggist's widow said when she order
ed au epitaph for his tombstone.
It is proposed to substitute for the
epithet "old maid" the more express
ive one cf "old Virginian."
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek A. Allegheny Rivor Rrll
way, and Buffalo,. Corry & Pitts
burgh R. R.
OX AND AFTKR Monday, February 2,
1874, trains will run as follows ;
hTATIONS. Northward.
am p m am
nttsbnrah
W Pen I uno
Klttannlng
R. U k June
Brady Bend
Parker
Knilonton
Hpnilnjiwi
Franklin
Oil City
too
Olooiv,;!. 8:0.)
Fagle Hock N:I7
Tionesta 9Art
Tidiouto 10:2H
Irvincton 1 1:4 "
Rousevilte
Titiisvllle
Corry
Marville
Buil'ulo
4:50
5:4i'
rt:0D
8: IS
7:0.
8:1:
9:o;
9:4
10:0:
11:10
7:20
8:.Vi
9:43
10:31
10: .15
11:3
I2:
1:10
1:.H
Southward
If I No. 4 s n. n
p m
p m
1 ():..
8:i0
7:4".
0:20
fl:no
5:20
4:4
:V2!
3:0".
2:1
2:40 12:121
8:00
4:1.1
5:00
S:.-i:
ft: 10
7:00j
f:.V1
P. 111!
11:41
10:,17
Hill
7:1.1
1:,V.
12:5.1
11:15
9:47
6:01
a. m
IknO!
1:20
12:,t2
11:40
11:2
10:3.1
10:10
9:19
7:4.1
7:
6:25
p in
8 00
7.XX
7:23
fl:-lO
fl:0!i
6:20
p. m
r Trains rim bv Philadelphia Tim .
J. J. jAWKKNCK, Oen'l Snp't.
PJENNS YXVANIA CEN
TRAli RAILROAD
ON A NO AFTER II P. P. Similar May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at and lealve the
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty alreot, as follows j
ARIUVF.
Mali Train, 1.80 a m : Fast Line, Ills a
m : Well's accommodation No. 1, ft.20 a m
Brinton accommodation No 1, 7.M) a m;
Wall's airommodation No 2, 8.8.1a m ;Cin
cinnati express t.2i)am Johnstown ao
commodiition 10.50 am; Kraddttck'a ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 p ni : Pittsburgh
express 1.30 p m; Pacific express 1.50 p m ;
Wall'a aeoommMation No 3, 2.35 p m;
llomewmxl accommodation No 1,9.5.1 p m;
Wall's accommodation No 4, .1.50 p ni;
Brinton aecommmintion No 2, 1.10 p m;
Way Fassengcr 10.20 p m.
DEPART.
Southern express .1.20 a ni s Taciflc ex
prAKn 2.40am: Wall's aceoinmodntion No
1. 6.30a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; Hrinton a
aecommolation 1 1.20 a m : Bnuldoek's ao
commolation No 1. .1.10 p m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p in : Wall's accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a in ; Johnstown aeeomtrodation
4.0.1 p m ; lloniowooil aiwommodation No
1. 8.50 p ni; Philadelphia express 3.50 p m;
Wall aet-ommodntion No3,3.05p in: W all'a
aceoinniodntimi No 4. fi.05 p m; Faat Line
7.40 p m: Wall a No 5, 11.00 p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall s Station
every Sunday at 9.05 a. in., reaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05 n. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. m.
Cincinnati express leaves diilv. Routli-
rn express daily except Mot. lay. All oth-
Bl l idlllB unilV. BAITJH .-llllllltV.
For further information aply to
W. II. BKCKWITII, Asrent.
The rennsylvania Uailrouil Compiiny
will notassuoie anv Risk for Hnirtraire ex
cept for Wr earing Apparel, and limit their
rsponsitniity to One Hundred Doila' 'val
ue. All hnsrornsre exeeettiug that a ount
in value will le at the risk of too .tier,
unless taken by special contract.
A.J. CASSAl
General Superintendent. Altonn pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
OX AND after Monday Jnnn l. Trains
will run oh follows , Pliilmli.lt. iii
Time): .
Trains Innv-A f lil -Itv fw P:t..l..i.l.
2:1.1 p. ni. 8: 20 p. m. aiid 8:3.1 a.m. arriving
at Pittsburgh at 10:00. 3:40 p. in. and 0:10 a.
in.
Trains leavn FittMbnrtrh f,ir nil r':i .i
7:20 a. m., 1:00 and 8;30 p. m., arriving in
uii 1'itv at 2:33 a. in., 8:15 and 8:0.1 p. m.
Trains leave t)il Cltv for Buffalo at 2:45
p. m. 6:20 p. m. arriving in Butlatlo at
8:M p. m. 1:10 v. m.
T nins Ipmva llnfr.iln fn nit rit. nt a.ai
a. m. ami 12:2.1 p. m. at riving at Oil City at
2:00 p. in. and 8:0.5 p. m.
ah trains given aoovernn through from
PittaburiFh tn lliittnl. ami
change of ears. Trtns run on Philadel
phia tuno. which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The tinio at BurTnlo is
T. U f 1 If ti 1. . .1. : :
slower than Philadelphia time
vi vi it acmiinuiouutnm leavon llraily s
Bend at 0:40 a. in. arriving in Oil Citv at
11:10 n. in. Tjavah (il fit v nr;.nn'...
arriving at Brady's Bnd at 9:liJ p. ni. '
m. i .mi ivuik. dunciion mis roao con
with the Eastern Kxtenslon which runs to
Reyuoldsville,
J. J. LAW'RENCR.
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PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
Trains will run aa tbliowsi
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Oieopolint
Itnnnntt,
Woods
P rathe ra Mill
PiUioie City
No. 2.
10. 2.1 a in
10.
lo.: " .
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U.Otl
No. 4.
3 .(0 p 111
3.28
8.IH "
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.TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
BTATI0N8. No. I. No. S.
ritholeCitv, 8.40 am 1.20 pm
Pratbera Mill K.48 " 1.48
Woods s.n(i " l.M
Itennetrv "r 8.rrr " 2.0'J "
Oleonolis d.lti " 2,14 "
All Trains make close connections
at Oleopoliu with trains on the HI Creek v
Allegheny River 'Railway, North and
&onth.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
Fitliolc City, Miller 1-uriii ami 1'leasaiit
ville, uiaki-igeounection witharrivlngand
tlepartinir Trains. J. T, ULAIH. .
II. WK'KllAM. sup t.
'Hcket Agent, Pitliole City, Fa.
TOR WORK neatly executed at the RE-
I'UDLICAN Wliw.
Dr. .T. UiiJaPi-' Ca.'-Toriiln V I ti-
TRur Ititlcrs nro n fuiely ecclnbla
liirpuiiition, tnnilo cliicllv fiimi !'io na
tivo herbs round on tho font." iiince.7 of.
tl:o Sici iil Ncviula iiiouiituiiis of ('iililor
Din, tho nicilieliiiil properties of whirl!
aro PMnictcd lliercl'roin ttitliout llio .uso
of Alcohol. Tho ipicstion is nlmn.iC
tiuiiy iiskeil. "li;it Is tlm cause, of Hie
titiiiinillelci success of VtXKu.ut Hit.
j Kits t ntr tinswcr is. tluit llicv iviiim o
tho cause of disease, nnd the piillctit ic
rovers hia health. , Tlioy tiro thn jrieat
IjIihmI pin iller nnd a lil'c-gi Inqr prlneiplo,
a perfect Uenovntor nnd invlornrnr
of tho system. Never before in tho
l,itiry of tlio world ha a medicine been
eollisni!iiled puucHin( the reinaikalilo
'mlitns of VinkiaiI lllTTkil iu licaiuig tlio
lick in tvery iliseaot man in In-ir to. Tlirj
are a petitla I'lirgativo as well t a Tunic.
relieving (.omrc-tnm or Xnllioiiinniiou ol
the I.lvvr and Yi.-ccril Organ Iu Uiliuin
iist-asL-
The iroiprlJos ct Hi;. Wai.krr's
i.xMiAn iiiTi:ii.i are .ipeneii;. ii.niniiiieiie,
Cariuiimlivv. Nutritions. I.sxativ'u. Diuretic,
feeilative. Counter. Irritant Sudorilic, Altcra
tire, and Aiui-ISilioii. - ,
n. ti. ircDo.t,T n c..
Tnirrft unit Orn. A wtm.. Snn FYVoliKsi t'n'tf.irnls,
saU etr. uf Wuhtnton mil ChHrltwit sre.. .V. V.
kdid tif Kii Uugl.t4 suit Uihm
, ,
removal;
W will renioTa our atocV of
uiitnuAHs:. st6ves.
tixwahe, max, xails,
FILES, BELTING, AND
MILL, SUPJ?jlies,
ONH'UE FIRST DAY OF APRIL1,
TO THE
i
Roynolds, HukiUS Co. Block,
BEN EC A STREET,
until which time we will sell at
C-OST FOB C AN Iff.
II. O. TINKEIias C., OIL CITY.
OF.O. W. PITIIIIIOOK, II. 11. COJ.ttNM.
CAL I. ZIM.MIi.MAN, OKll. W. Jll.AIlt.
- FOnrPlTT GLASS.WORKS.
I 1 T S3 U I I) a i: A o. ,
Manufacturers of every variety of r
FLIXT GLASS UKP H IMSEYS.
AND
SILVER EDJGLASSiREFLECTORS,
WASIIINHTON & FRANKLIN 8TS..
PiTisiiciioii, Pa.
There Is "shoddy'' in glass, as we!l as in
In woolen fabrics. Consumers of kero
sene arc soiiietimo- almost discouraged, so
frequently do chimneys break, without
any appaiout cause, rendering the cost, ol
chimneys about equal toihatol Oil. Cheap
ness hemg tho order of tho day, a greut
many nmiitii'acturiCM make chiiiincys from
silicate of lime, instead of from lead. Tho
Initiated may U II the different qualities of
glass liy ringing them ; t vibrations ol
the lead glass have a clear, ringing, bell
liko sound, possessing tho requisite
strength to withstand expansion and con
traction, as weil as the general pressure of
use, nrd will outlast hull a dozen of the
linio glass chimneys. Fifteen eonta in
vested in one of the lead chimnox I
money well spent, even though it injures
the "trade" in tho cheaper kind, which it
most assuredly ought to, and donluless
will. Wtick a pin there, and remember it.
The genuine lead glass chiinueya may
be had at wholosalc or retail of V
UEO. W, DITI1RIDUK ft CO., 1
2-tf - Tionosta, Pa.
TimovTK Pa.
Is selling'out bis
mtire stis.-kof
Vslcbrs &: Jewrlrjr
.1 T Flll.ST-CU.ST
.Ml partiee in want
f Hold uud Silver
.Vatches, Jjold and
Silver t bains. La
dies' Opera Chains,
lie latest at lo in
old and plated sets,
.iracr-lc'ls. Studs.
Ai.i n.. o tkia a first class op.
'oiUWi'. AlL.Jds are new. no old
trash. This ts b hamliug. E. Klein sella
at cost, tin and see.
Cloi-i
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED
Tllkl OniOIHAb
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS riw. 31, 187S,
n,7:in,on.ro.
MM.ES W. TATE, Hub Agct,
T'onesta, Pa.
. A FAMILY ARtlOLi:.
Ajfrnts tuake$l3..')i1 per ilnr, t5 per sreek.
AM ENTIRELY NEW -
For Domrotlc Usn.
ONLYFIVIJ OLLAIISr
With the New Pautniit .
nilTTrtM Li n f i? t aj riDif m
1'iitented .InuelVlh. 1K7I.
AWA'RHEDTME HJJNT I'RKMIIJM AT
Tiri: AMERICAN 1NSU1LTK! . -v
anh .. - -
MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.S, 1WI.
A most Wonderful aiid eleantlr Con
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Complete In nil ils Pip t", L'sf h tliu straight.
F.yc Pointed Neeilie, self trendin, direct
noright Positivf. Motion, new tension self '
ttsfl and clinh IJttl.ler. Onerates bv wheel
and on a table. I.lcht running, NinooUi
nnd noiseless, II,. e nil irood hlgh-priceil
inaehliics. I las Patent Check to prevent
tlio wheel being tni reil tlio wrong way.
Uses the thread diris t from llm m,nii
.Makes the eliistie lock stitch, finest and--s;roiiget
stick I tiownj lino. dm able, close,
ami raoid. Will do all kinds of work,
line mi l eonrso, ri-nm camlirie to hravr
,,lo-h or Leather, sod uses nil description,
of til read, 'i'.'.'ls Machine Is heavily eon
stroci '.si to ui ve il strength t all the parte,,
of each .Machine being made alike hy m,
ehinerv, a, id bcantlhilly fi,lislicd iiiid'orne
luentpd. It Is Very casv to lcnrn. Rapid.
I. l ..'.... I.. ......... 1 1.... li..l:..LI-
at all times, nj a Praelicnl,' Heleutilio,
Meehaitlcal Iuveiuion, at grea'ly reduced
price.
A good cheap family sewing machine a
last. 'l lio tii-l and only Kuceesa In pre
dneing a valnalile, stilista.'dlal and Tolla
ble low priced Sewing Msci'.'lnn. Ita e
treme low price reaches nil conditions, lw
aiiuplicit v and slreugth ndripn It to all
capaeitios,wlulii ita many merits made It a
universal favorite wheiowr ufinl, and
Oieates a rapid demand.
IT Is AM. IT IS JlKCOMMRSnKP.
I can cheerfully and eoniidcully reenm.
mend its use to tlioso who are wanting a
really (joud Hewing Machine, at a low
pnee Mrs. II. It.JA.MK.sON,
PeoPine, Will County, 111.
Prlco of eaeJi mai-hine. "Clae A."
"One." (warrantej for live years by speoiat
ceriilicale.i with all the tixtuics, and eve
rything compl t lieiomiing to it, includ
ing self threading needle, packed In a
strong wooilen Iki.x, and delivered to any
part of iho country, bv e.xprese free
further charges, on receipt cf price, onlr
Kiv Dol!srs. S:.fe delivery guaranteed.
W'ilb each Machine w w ill send, on r-
coit of extra, the new patent
Hl'TION lldl.E WORKER.
One of the most important ami Useful ta
vnntions or the ago. So implo and cer
tain, that a child can work the finest but
ton bole with reuulariiv nud esse. SLrona
and beautiful.
Special terms, anil extra InH
Male and Female Agents, store keepers,
fto., who will establish agencies through
the country and keeu our now machinna
on exhibition and salo.. County Bighta
given to smart aireuts tti-e. Agent's m
plete outtlt, furnished without any extra'
ivliaige. Samples of sewinir. disutrlntira
circulars isintsl III rttr Ini ina I itul ! nwM iale
engravings, ftc, c, sent free. Wo alae
lUpl.V - .
AUKUXl.TUllAL IMPLEMKNS.
Iatest Patents and lm
the h arm ami Harden. .- M.iwnr. it,.
Cultival- rs. Feed Cutters, Uairows. Farra
'"""i i iiiiiHirn, nurvosiers, i nresuera
and all articles needed for Farm work-
Rare sists In large variety. All' Mnnevr
sent in Post(fllca Money Orders. Jlank. '
Drafts, or bv Express, will bo at'oor risk
nnd are peri'eotly secure. Safe delivery ot
all ur goods guaranteed.
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eni in Ikr br.l I'lnsm male. 'I lies
Organs and l'lsui m-r wavrrnnied fat
jh. I'rur. v&trvuirlr low far .
cal it prt cusli, mi.l bnlanr a ' -ilunlblv
m iinurlcrlyr paymanta.
bat siK.hanil liixlriiuiouia lakm m
tirlmng. II 1.4 I INUIItl;.
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AM1II f.r emri t lir ami Caualr
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IIOK AI t: U A I l llS A; MO.H,
4S1 UraadWM aaa 4s .Mercer ttu, N. T
Tcstiraoniala of Waters' Pianos ajl
Organs. - .
"Watera' Concertu Parlor "Organ pos
sesses a beaniilul and peculiarly solt'lone.
The Concerto Slop is, without 'doubt, the
best ever placed in any organ. It is pro
duced bv an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which tho effect ta nsoat
harming, and its imitation of the human '
voice is superb. For sweetness of tone
and orchestral elioets it baa uo equal."
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TI.. n......in T1....1. - r -i
a no v ,ii, -i .' a ..itii, ,'IHII is buiii c
thing entirely new t it is a beaullfiU parlor
ornament, possesses a sweet and power.
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mi mot- ii. a iiiim, t-oio ni .Tioiuoia inven
tion sod holds a high place in public, fa
vor." j.V. Y. tvenimj l'vist.
Am OnciiKsTBA in tiik Parlor. The
orchestial oruan is the name of a neaj reed;
organ recently announced by Horace Wa
ters it S'.n. Tlio instruuieiit takes thia
name from ils recently invented orches
tral stp. Tho voicing of this is peculiar,,
producing the etleet o: a full sweet con- .
traltojUicd. Its finest effect Is produced!
w henTao stops aro drawn, so that an or
chestral effect is given. The ease is unique
and makes a handsome artiule of lrul-.
lure.' -V, J , Aim.
Thn Waters Piiinoa are ti uf.wv. aa an.n
ln . -.r t.Au. If. ..... ...... I .I...I ... , - ..-I. .m .
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those Instruments with confidence, from,
h-ibiiiiui aiiunitiugr, jx, i. jLvageiitl.
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ut in every county and state iu the Union.
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