o
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEM'T.
In 1871 1 invented and seen red lettora-pat
ent for an
Improvement la Wash Boilers,
A simple Arrangement by which steam
was applied to the washing of clot li tog. I
bay heretofore told tills under tho name
or
Kcam Washer, or.
v "YV" oman's Friond,
For inch It la iu fact. I have advertised It
tn nearly every Religious Newspaper in
the Uniteu states and Canada, also tn the
loading Secular papers, using double-column
advertisements. The readers of thia
twoer may remember seeing my card In
tho various papers of tho county (luring
me past year. rxrrncis irom iciiers re
ceived from my customers. In another
column, will Indicate how it has been re
ceived by the people throughout the
country.
3 0 0,000
Have been aold already. It la sufficient ftr
my purpose to say that I am satisfied that
nothing heretofore advertised ever render
ed ao general satifaction. Yet Hia, my
first invention, was not quite perfect, anil
for the last two years I have applied my
self to the study of constructing and per
iectinga -
J .
ICEW STEAM WASHER,
And as the resuU of my efforts I feel every
assurance that I have been entirely suo
eessful. My new Steam Washer, patent
ed in 173, is absolutely faultless ; ao
much so that I never know a single person,
who had seen it work, full to be -delighted
with it. It has rendered, thus far, per
fect and Universal satisfaction, and such
must be the result, for it works life a won
dernever fulling to do all claimed for it.
In conclusion, let me say, that should
any one say that he has seen a Steam
Washer, ask bim if ha bas seen the new
Btean
WASHER
Of 187S, now being advertised so exten
sively in whole and double-page adver
tisement. If he answer in tut negative,
request him to suspend judgment until a
sample can lie procured and fully touted,
1 will sand one as
i SAMPLE FOB $3
.just half the retail price, and I fully
' warrant it. After a person buys a sample
he cen get them of mo at cost.
$60 Profit can be Made on a
Single Dozen.
'jt And I have known agents to take orders
for
' A DOZEN IN AN HOUR.
There Is no way to make money fater,
Bend for a sample and secure your territo
ry. Make money while you can.
Reader, please ca'colato the cost of my
two page advertisement in tho 'CHRIS
TIAN UNION." It consist of l,jO lines
at rogular rates amounted to
$1,750 Each Insertlou.
, I repoated this "Card" four times because
my first insertion (Out. 8) paid me
500 IPiiJIR, CENT.
During tho last eighteen months I have in
serted my advertisement, occupy
ing one to two pages, in
, JIVSDSEDS OF UUCLASS PAPERS,
All of which paid woll for the outly; but
the "Christian Union" ("the largest circu
lation of any religious newspaper In the
world") pays me bolter thau any, and the
INTER-OCEAN
PAYS BETTER THAN
Any Other Secular Paper.
I mention this fuct, tor all can aee how
extensively I advertise my invention ; and
taking into consideration' the fact that I
sell it Entirely on its Merits, and must
concede that it sells well, for noarticle will
sell well enough to pay for so expensive
advertising without real merits. If I got
tMuripto introduced into a neighborhood
It ol'teu sella
AN HUNDRED MORE.
Such a splondid chance to make money
Bulling this invention may never occur
again. On the receipt of Five Dollars, I
will ship you a complete Washer as a sam
ple, copy of the chromo, together with a
Certificate of Agency, with full instruc
tions how to conduct the business. And
npon the receipt of the Washer vou mav
have time to tost it, and if you rind it not
as represented 1 will retime! your monev.
Iho Washer retails at flu. 'After 1 send
- you a sample I will hold your county a
reasnuable time for you to 'decide whether
yoa wish to purchase or not. I will fur
nish blauk deeds also blanks for taking
orders, and will do all I can to enable you
to succeed in tho husiiiesa. Let me hear
from you soon, or your choice.of territory
way be taken ty some one else. Address,
10J Sixth St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. 8. Cut this card out and preserve It
for future reference. Persons writing me
from seeing this card will please say they
saw it in the Fohet ftercuLK ai . wl9-lt
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitta
burgh R. R.
CVS ANI AFTER Monday, February 8,
w irw., train, win run as roliows t
STATIONS. Northward.
K U He. I . 1 I -1,1 Na.1l
am pm am pin pm pm
Pittsburgh 2:20 7:20 fOiWi 3:00
WPenfnno 4:02 8:ftfi 8:30 1:20
Kittimning 4:"xl :4:l 7:4.i 12:82
R. H'kJuno 6:4110:311 6:20 11:40
Bradvllolld 6:00 10:.Vi (I:) 1 1:2ft
Parker . B:3 I !::." 6:2i) I0:.l"i
Kmlenton 7:V 12:00 4:4H 10:10
Sorubgrass 8:12 1:10 8:ft2j
Franklin 9:0) 1:M 3:0." 8:25
Oil City 7:00 :4 2.-8S 8:15 7:4o ;00
Oleopolis 8:00 2:40 12:12 7::W
KagleRock 8:17 A:M M:4ft 7:23
Tlonesta, P:iV ' 8:2 UhS7 fl:fi6
Tldiouto 10:28 4:15 :2t fcWl
Irvinoton 11:45 5.00 7:4.r 15:20
Rouaevllle !0:0--. 2:fifi 1:H2 7:2S"
Titusville " 11:10 3:,Vlll2:.Vt 8:25
Corry 1 " 5:10 11: IS
Mavville 7:00 P:47
buffalo ., 8:5. 6:0"
a. m r. ui p. m a, 111 a, m p. m
Trains run
run by Philadelphia Time.
j. J, Lawrence, Gen-i
Sup't
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
"N AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May
yj 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washlnton and
Ldocrty street, as follows:
ARRIVE.
Mall Train, 1.80 a m j Past' Line, 12.1S
m ; wen s accommodation No. 1, 8.20 a ra
nnmon accommodation o 1. 7.SO a m
Wall's accommodation No 2. 8.55 a m :Ci-
cinnati express t.20 a ni j Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 a m j Braddock's ao
oommouaiion No I, 7.00 pm; Pittsburgh
express 1.30 p m; Pacific express 1.50 p m ;
Wall's accommodation No 8, 2.35 p m;
nomewoou accommoaauon r o i.v.oo pm;
Wall's accommodation No 4. 5.50 n m t
iiriiiidii sct-uiiiiiHHinuon l o i.iu p mi
Way Passenger 10.20 p ni.
1 1 . : V. . . - '
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a m : Pactfie ex-
rress z.w a m ; wall s accommodation ho
, 6.30a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m : Brinton'a
accommodation 1 .20 a m : Brnddock'a ao
oommodation No 1, 5.10 p m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m ; Wall's accommodation
a, 11.01 a m : Johnstown accommodation
4.05 p m ; Homewood accommodation No
1, 8.50 p m ; Philadelphia express 8.50 p m;
Wall accommodation No 8.3.05 D m: Wall's
accommodation No 4. 6.05 n m : Fast Line
7.40 p in ; Wall a No 5, 11.00 p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at 9.05 a. 111., reaching Pitts-
Durgn at iw.os a, m. returning ioave Pitts
burgh nt 12.50 p. in., and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2. 10 p. m.
Cincinnati express leaves dilv. South
ern express daily except M01. Jay. Anoth
er Trains dally, except Sunday.
r or lurtncr intormntion aply to
W. II. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comnsnv
will not assume any Risk for Bnmmire ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponsiniuiy to tine Hundred Uolav val
ue. All basirage exceeding that a ount
In value will be at tho risk of tne mer,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CASSA1
General Superintendent, Altcons pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road
ON AND after Monday June 1. Trains
Will run aa followu-IPhitndolnhia
Time):
TralnM lnnvA rill f'i 1U.1 1.
. . . -. . 1 1 iiinuuiKU n L
2:15 p. 111. 8: 20 p. m. and 8:35 a.m. arriving
Ni. liwuuijju cm. iu;w, a;-iv p, m. anu t:iua.
in.
Trnins Ipuva PHmhtiM!, rn rll r: .4
7:20 a. in., 1:00 and 8;30 p. m., arriving in
Oil City at 2:33 a. in., 8:15 and 8:05 p. m.
i cuim icave kju iiy ior uunaio at xk
P. m. 6:20 n. 111. arrivintr In RiifTutln
8:55 p. ni. 1:10 o. in.
T aim loavn l( n tV.i 1 nil f l ft.nt
..nill.in .'11 V 1 1 T Kl II. U I
a. m. and 12:25 p. m. arriving at Oil City at
.vr if. ill. niiu OiXt'J , ill.
ah trains given above run through from
Pittsburgh to HtiHuIo and rolurn llkm,l
change of cars. Trains run on Philalcl-
piua time, which Is 20 minutes faster than
i inauurmi nine, ineumeai iiuuaio is
St Ar f Si U'tf lii.,A u-k:..i. 1B ou .!
' m a - n . VJ nuiuiiawuiHluUS
slower than Philadelphia time.
r: I . . . -
ju v ny iH-coiiunouaiion leaves rirady s
Bond at 6:40 a. m. arriving in Oil City at
11:50 p. m. Leaves Oil City at 5:05 p. m.,
arriving at Brady's Baud at ft 15. p. m.
At Red Bank Junction this road con
with the Eastern Extension which, runs to
Reynoldsville.
J. J. LAWKENCE,
T. M. KINO, Gen'l. Bup't.
Ass'U Sup't.
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PITH OLE V ALLEY IVY.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 6, 1871,
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
TATIOKS,
No. 2.
10.25 am
10.33 "
10.30 "
10.24
11.0U
No. 4.
3 ;i0 p in
3.28 "
8.18
3.10
8.W "
Oleopolis,
rtennett.
Woods
Vrathers Mill
Pithole City
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATION'S. .
Pithole City.
No. 1. No. .
8.40 a ra .1.2ttpra
8.48 ",1.48 '
M " l.sa "
9.02 u 2.0 'i "
Pratiiecs Mill
Woods
Bennett
Oleopelis
9.18 " 2.14 "
close connections
Ait Trains make
at Oleopolis with trains on tlteoil Creek A
Allegheny lUve-r iiuilwaj', NurUi and
Sonth.
Two Lines of Stages ran daily between
Pithole City. Miller Farm and Pleasaiit-
ville, makingoonnection wltharrivingaud
aenarung I rains. 4. x, LA 1 iv,
II. WICK HAM, Bup't;.
Ticket Aueat, Pithole City, P;v
fOB WORK neatly exeouted at the RE
I PUBLICAN Offlee.
J)r. J. Wnlkcr'8 Calirornlit Vln
rpir Hitters nro a purely VcRetabln
prcpnrntioti, inniio chiofiv nom the n.1
tivo lieilia found on tho lower ranijea ot
tue hierrft No viul a mountains of t.'iilifur-
Ilia, tho inoiliclnal pKiiiertlcs of whicli
aru extractod llieiclVmn without; tho uto
of Alcohol. 'J'lio riucstloii is almost;
daily nskeil. "What is tho causo of llio
unparalleled success of IXKUAit lirr-
TKitsf" Our nnawer Is, tliat they rcmovo
mo causo or iliBcvso, and tlio patient re
covers his health. They nro tho pieat
brood pm llier nnd a lil'o-ci vIiib principle,
a, perfect Honovator and ln lonuor
of the system. Never bcfoi-e iu tlio
history of Ute'VorlU hu a iiiudicina lirrii
cointHiumled pmuiessinff tho remarkable
qualities nf Vi.vkoa llriTKnn irt healing tho
iick of every disease nun ia heir to. Thry
re s gentle Purgative ka well an a Tunic.
relieving C'o'igeMion or InHaiiiiuatinn of
the Liver ami Vucoral Organs iu liilious
Dieao
The properties ofJ)n. Wai.kf.ti's
viukga IIittkrh are Aponcut. liiHiihnretic,
Carniiualive. Nutritimi. Kaxative. binretic,
Sedative. Cunntnr lrritaiiW6udoriiir, Altera
tive, and Anti-Bilious. "
n. n. Mrixxi.h ra..
Tmrrit wid n. Art... Snn PVnfilie.. Otlfnmla,
and pot. of WMlunnon .nil f k.ritnn Kt... N. V.
Sold by all UrugzliU ... Dealer..
A-TTENTIOIST !
4.
R E SI O V A L .
) '
We will remove our slock of
IIAllDWAIlK, STOVES,
TINWARE, IRON, NUIS,
, , . .
FILES, BELTING, AND?
oNjruE mtsroAYoF apri
' TO THE ,
4 '
Reynolds, Hakill& Co. Block,
SENECA STREET, 1 '
i ' ,
until which time we will soil at
c-ost r.on OAS II .
H. G. TINKEn A CO.,OILC'ITY.
OKO. W. PITH RIDOK,
PALL IIMM':iJiN,
n. n. tnui.it,
or.o. w. ULAiit.
FORrPITT GLASS! WORKS.
D IT II II I 1J K A CO.,
Mauufactiirera of every variety of
FLINT CLASS LAIKSP H I KHEYS
AND
SILVERED.GLASS2REFLECT0RS,
WASJIINOTPN A FRANKLIN STS.,
. PiTTsBcmaH, Pa.
There Is "shoddy" in glass, as well as in
ia .oolu litbrics. Consumers of kero
sene arc sometimes almost discouraged, so
rreouenllv (to chimneys oreak. without
any apparent cause, rendering the cost of
ciniuiiev aiMJUiciMiiai uiinaioi on. lineup
ness belug the order of the day, a great
nan. v uiaiituacturics make clutiiuevs li-oni
silicate of lime, instead of from lead. The
initiated may tell the di$cnoiit qualities of
glass by ringing thoni ; t e vibrations of
tho load glass have a clear, ringing, bell
like sound, possessing the requisite
strength to withstand expansion and con
traction, as weil as the general pressure of
use, aud will outlast half a-ilozen of the
lime glusa chimneys. Fifteen cents in
vested in one of the lead chimneys I
money well spent, eveu tliough it 'injures
the "trade" iu the cheaper kiud, which it
most assuredly ought to, and doubtless
will. Ktick a pin there, and reiaeiuber It,
The gouuine loud glass chiumcys uiuy
be hud at wholosale or retail of
UEO. W. DlTHltlDtiE A CO.,
2-tf Tiouesta, Pa.
TioioUTlt, Pa.
Is selling ut his
entire stoclf of
VVsli-kr. ik - J.w.lry
A T FUVST WtiT
All partins ill want
f Uold and Hilvcr
vV'aU bcS, Uold and
Silver Chains, La
dies'rOpera Chains,
tU latest style in
Told and plated seta,
draceletu, St litis,
ClucKs, ac., will unit thia a first class op
portunity; AH good are new. no old
trash. This is ro humbug. E. Klein sells
at cost. Go and see.
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED J
THK ORIGINAL
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS Doc, 81, 1873,
ft a , v 3 a , o o a . -y o.
MILES W. TATE, Bub Agent,
4 Tlonesta, Pa.
ram
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agents make f I2.,ri) pur dav, $75 per week.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
si:vm(; i.MCiiiir,
' For Domestlo Uso.- -
O NLV FIVE OLLAR8,
' With tho New Panti-nt .
BUTTON HOLE 'WORKER,
, . l'ntcnled June 57Ui, 1871, '
AWAhOKUTIlE FIRST I'll EMIT" W AT
- THE AMERICAN INXTUTTK . "
I AKI
MARYLAND INSTITUTE rAIIi3, 1WI.
A most wonderful nnd rlounellv con
structed Sewing Muchliio IVir liiniilv win k-,
Coiiinli.to Iu all lt Parts, 1'ses tliofstrnlgh
F.yn Pointed Needle,, self trending, ilireet
upright P'witlv. Motion, utw, Ictinion self
feed nnd cloih tJ older, Oneratca bv wheel
and on a Initio. Light running, Sstnootit
and noiseless, li;e ail V'hmI high-priced
machines. Has Patent Check to prevent
tho wheel lining 'turned tho wrong war.
les Km thread direct from tho spool. .
Makes the elastic lock slitcli. liuest aud
strongest stick l.nowii ; tiriii.dmable, cIomv
and rapid. Will do all kinds of worn;,
line nnd course, irom cnnilirio Ui heavy
cloth or Leather, mill uses ail ducrittiim'
of tlireail. This Machine Is heavily con
stnictiMl to give it Ntienglll: all the pari
of each Muchlno being inaile ulike bv ma
chinery, and beautifully iinlhed niid'orra
nicnled. It l: very nitsv to lenrn. Rapid,
smooth nd silent in oncrution. l?eliil,l
st all times, and a Practical. Sclentiil.' .
Mechanical Invention, at irr.nl I rn.ln,.!
prieo. ' " " '
A good eherfarrily sewing machine a
Inst. The first nnd only success in pro!
dncing a valuable, substantial aud relm
blo low priced .Sewing Machine. lis e.
treme low price renchei nil conditions. Iu
simplicity nnd strength adapts It to all
capacities, while its many merits made it
universal favorite wherever uxed. and
cieaUs a rnjiid ilemnnd.
IT I Al.l, IT IS KKI-OMMKNOKP.
I nn ttheei-hill v mil cuniiiif.itii tf
mend its iiso to tliose who nro wanting a
really good Sewing Mncbine, at a row
price. M rs. H. H.J A M hst )N,
- l'coUmp, Will County, 111.
Price of each mnchlnn. c'Ism A
"tine," (warranted for live vears bvsnenliJ
certificate,) with nil the tUtuies, and eve
rything coinpbtn belonging to it, includ
ing self threndiug needle, naeketl In a
strong wooden box, and delivered to any .
part oi tue country, by express free -further
rhnrges, on receipt of prieo, on'y
Five Hollars. Safe delivery guaranteed.
With each Machine we will send, on -
celpt of l exu-.i, the new patent
lUITTOV IIOLK WOUKF.R,
One of the inoU iinportuut nn.l useful la
ventiens of the ngo. .So simple and cer
tain, thnt H child c:in work the linnst lint.
ton bole with rogularity and ease. Strang
no oeaiiiinu.
Special terms, and extra ltuln..jimna
Malo nnd Female A tents, Htore keepers,
Ac, who will establish fluencies thimuli
thecoiiiilrvand keen our new iimcliln.
on exhibition and sale. County Iiiuhta
given to smart uirents free. Agent's c in-
plete outfit, furnlsho l without auv extra
narge. Samples of sewing, descriptive
-Irviilara coucUiiinif tonus, tnstiinoalsli. "
engravings, arc, Ac, sunt free. We aim '
'P'.v
AHHIf'ULTl" RAT. lMM.riurvs"'
l.ntest Patents and improvements fur
the Farm and (iarden. Mowers, Reapers,
Culiivat- n; Feed CuUbrM, Harrows, Farm .
miiis, i iiiiuerx, iiarvcsiers, Threshers,
and ail articles iumiiIivI fur hmin u.irl -
Raro i seeds in large variety. .All Muii. r
sent iu PiwtofUce Money Orders liunV'
luaiis, or ny I'. x press, wjll lie at'.our risk,'
nnd are perfectly soeure. Safe tin!
all our g.xids glial untoed. .-
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Testimonials of Waters' Pianos and
4 Organs.
"Waters' Concerto Parlor 'Organ pos.
sesses a beautiful and peculiarly soft'tono.
lie concerto stop is, without iionht, the
est ever phwed in any organ. ' It Is pro
ueed bv an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which tho flloct is most
haruiing, and its imitation of the human
oico is superb. For sweetness of tone
nd orcbeslral erl'ccts"it has uo eo,ual." .
v", 1", 2'tnirs,
' The Concerto Tarlor Oriran"ls some
thing entirely new ; It Is a beautiful parlor
ornauietft, hiskcskos a sweet and power-
itu leiio is a most commendable Inven-
iou and holds a high place iu publio Utr
or.. -v. i, .vtniH'j iv&t.
As Orciiestha in THK Parlor. The
orchestral organ is the name of a new reed
orgau recently announced by Horace Wa
ters is s..n. i no instrument tnkrs this
ame from its recently invented orchea-
ai stop, l no voicing ot this is peculiar,
roducing tho effect or a full sweet con
tralto voioe. Its finest effect is produce
when the stops are drawo, an that an or;
liestral eilect Is given, ilie easels unique
n a muxes a nanusouie article of. turul-
ure.' -V. Y. Hun.
The Waters Pianos are known as anions
he very best. We aro enabled to speak of
lese Instruinents with contiilenoe. front
personal knowledge. .V, y. Evixngtlitt.
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