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, a uiKir H R-iuu si;. .
A correspondent of New York
journal gives a description of a cheap
plan for an ice house that 1ms boon in
use in his neighborhood for ten Tera,
ud lins never yet failed iu keeping ice
R8 well as the more expensive houses.
It is simply an inclosiire of about six
feet square in the clear, and six foet
Iiigh. The walls are formed of old re
fuse timbers, throw. closely together,
with no regrxrd to form or comeliness.
The roof isTnado of hemlock boards.
The entire cost of this building did
not exceed five dollars, and, practical
ly considered, it is a success; not am
bitious of oontaiuing thirty-five load
of ice, but simply five loads. About
six inches of sawdust was sprend up
on the ground floor, and in packing n
space ot about nine inches was led be
tween the ice and the walls of the
building fur sawdust, and about nine
inches of sawdust spread upon the top
or the ice, ana thn thing wns tixcil
The three main principles observed
here will always insure a supply of
ice, vis: good ventilation, -good drain
age, and plenty of sawdust. Willi
these rules adhered to, a corner of any
old pen-shed will prove quito efficient
in preserving ice.
o
The Norwich Bulletin relates a euri
oils story of the defrauding of the
Norwich and New York line of boats
by a skillful swindler. While the
Church Congress was in session in
.new xorK, a man wno loosed every
men an episcopal clergyman, called
at the New York office of the Norwich
line and wanted to. make arrange
ruents for the transportation of six
hundred - Episcopal clergymen and
laymen, belonging in New England,
to Boston. There ensued a suitable
amount of discussion and of telegraph
lug to the railroad men in Norwich,
and at length a bargain was struck
for carrying the six hundred at $3 per
man, ine agent to receive U cents per
ticket as his commission, amounting to
$300. He then paid for the tickets
with a check for f 1,800; signed Win.
E. Dodge, and they paid him his com
mission, lime came for the boat to
leave, but not the fcOO. Not one of
the six hune'red were furlhroining.aud
the ideas dawned pith startling rapid
ity in close succession upon the minds
ot tne steamboat omcials. The check
was found to be forgery, but the for-
ger has so far escuped capture.
II M ....
vnnaren are very apt to t tunic a
great " deal, more of an illustration
than of the truth it was intended to
illustrate. )A teacher once eudeavored
" to illustrati faith thus : "Children, if
. T 1.1 ..11 J. T '
, iuiuiu tt7i jkju bunt uiio uaj x saw a
monkey climbing a liberty-pole, would
you believe it?" "Yes, Bir," unani
mously. , "Well, that is faith ; you be
lieve ma. because I say it, and you feel
snre that I would not toll an untruth."
The next day the question was asked
of the same children, "What is faith?"
- "A monkey climbing a liberty-pole,"
answered n quick little boy.
A man on Long Island, famous
"his hogs, was asked what was the
, cret of his success. lie answered :
for
i always choose a eood-natured
Those that when they eat are constant
ly running from one trough to another
and Knocking their snouU against the
new pig I sell to my neighbor, who
don't know better than to buy such
troublesome animals, while my con
tented pigs get fat."'
A St. Louis woman, separated from
her husband, recently sent him a long
list of propositions, upon his accept
ance of which she would live with
him again. Woman-like she indicated
the only real cause of di (Terence in a
postscript, as follows : "Your mother
must leave the house at once and forever."
A perplexed Schneider, who had
, made a garment for a youth, and
found himself unable to dispose of the
surplus fullness which appeared
when trying it on the young candi-
date, declared vociferously : "De coat
, it goot. It is no fault of do coat. De
. poy is too tin."
He who betrays another's secret be
J, cause he has quarreled with him, was
. never worthy of the sacred name ot
friend ; a breach of kindness on the
' one side will not justify a breach of
1 trust on the other.
' A brick full from a scaffold' re
cently on the head of a passing negro.
"Fling dem peanut shells anoder way,
np dare, won't 3'er?" was the darkey's
advice as he scratched his wool.
The coffin makers in convention
have unanimously resolved that ere
. nation is contrary to (very principle
i of right, honor, justice and truth.
At the present time tho countries
subject to the Emnetor of Russia are
equal to ODe sixth of all the "dry
land." '
- i Why are the departing beauties
of an old maid like the wicked? Be
causo they flee when no man pursueth.
General B. F. Butler is said to have
accumulated by honest thrift mire
than a million and a quarter. -
A Salt Lake paper figures up 1,000
polvgamists in Utah, with three wives
and nine children apiece.
- How many dog-days ore there? As
many as dogs, as every dog has his
What fish has its eyes Dcareet to
gether? The smallest.
iieay Vaiioy .
Oil Creek & Allegheny River 'Rail'
way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitts
burgh R. R.
. 0
f)N AND ATTF.H Monlny. February 2,
--' ii t, trains win run as loilowsi
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
So M N... .1 Nr. I y, . 4 N. n
a m l in a m p tit n in p in
1 111
8:001
l:'2ll
PitNlmrirh
10:101
Mto
W Pen Mine
Ktttanning
K. Il k -1 lino
Itradv Itond
Parker
Fnilenton
Serubgrass
Franklin
Oil Citv
4-.0-J
4:r.i
8:rr
11:4.1!
ie:3n
7:4i
:'.ii
0:(Ni
R:20
4:4
!1:0
12:8J!
11:40
ll:'J.r
10::4A
10:111
fi:4H
0:Oii
::)!
10:
1 1 ::w
1J:IKI
1:10
7:0-
:12
H:l
l-M
Hi-Fi
2;;v;
2:1. II
7:4."
.:O0
nipopoli
2:40
IS:L
7::
7:21
n-.M
CM
5:20
Faille Koek M7
Tionosta !i;0S
Tidiouto Ji:2
.'l.-Mi
U:4;
IO;57
4:1
Irvineton 11:4.
6:00
7:"4.i
Ibni Seville
Titusvillo
Curry
Mavvillo
lluilalo
10:0."
11:10
1
7-esi
0:U5
3:.
12:.V
6:10 ll:l."i
7:00 1:47
P:6rH (l:0".
a. tin n. in
p. mla. ml
a. in p. in
Trains rim by riiiladelnhin Timo.
- J. J. awkench, cieiri sup't.
YLVANTA. CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
OX AM AFTKIl 11 1. 1. .Sumlav Mnv
1, 1S70, Trains arrive at and Ip.ivo tho
I'nion liepot, eornpr of Valiintou aiul
l.i Deny rtreet, at follows;
AIUUVR
Mail Traill, t.JSO a in : l'a-t lAnp, 12.12 i
m ; Wpirsaceonmioilation No. 1, tl.2t m
jw-iiiHm n(iiininoiaiioii ino i. 7.;iO u m
Wall's aeeonimoilation No 2. 8..Vi m -Pin
uniiuufjii v.jiam; .lonnxtown ac
roninniiiHiion io.ki am; Hradriock'H ac
ponunoiliilion No 1, 7.00 pm; l'ittelnirjr!
"M'r p in; l acuie pxpress l.fto p m
Iloniowootl acooinniotlation No l.fl.fiA run
. nn o nvjt.iiiiiiuiiitl loll 1-tll't, .1..1U p fll
llrinton aooommoil.ilion No 2, 1.10 n m
AVay raaaenger 10.2 ) p m.
DEPART. i
Ronthpni express 6.20 a ni : Pncifio x
pre 2.40 a m t Walfa accommodation No
1, 0.30a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ! Hrinton a
apoommorlation 11.20 a m: Hratlrlock'a ae
(Himmodation No 1, 6.10 p in: CineinnnU
PTpi-esg 12.8.1 p m ; Wall's aeeonimodation
- i, 11.61 a m ; Johnstown aeoommodation
4.0o p m ; llomewood aeconimiHlation No
I, 3..10 p m; 1 hilnilclplua pxprpss 3.60 p mj
Wall accommodation No .1.3.06 D m: Wall's
aecoiuinodation No 4, 6.0j p ui ; Fast Line
i.vj p in ; rr an a .o o, li.ou p in.
Thn Chureli Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at ii.O.i a. in., reaching Pitts
Imrch at 10.05 a. m. Koturiiinir leave Pitts
Imrtrli at 12.50 p. in., and arrivo at Wall's
Mation at 2.10 p. m.
Ctneinnatl expross leaves diilv. Poulli
em express dailvexepptMon lav. All otli
cr Trains daily, exeet .Sunday."
ror iuruior inlormation aply to
W. II. ISF.CKWITiI. Acent.
Tha Pennsylvania Hailrosl Comnanv
will not assume any Itisk tor BajiiraKe. px'.
eept for Wearing Apparol, and liniit their
rsponsil)ility to Ono llundro.1 Ilollai val
ue. All batrgaire execjidini? that a omit
in value will he at tho risk of tne ;ner.
unless taken by special contract.
A.J. L'A.SSAl
General Superintendent, Altoons Pa.
Alleghany Valley Rail Road.
ON AND after Monday June 1. Trains
wilt run as follows (Philadelphia
Timo): 1
Trains leave Oil Citr for Pittabiirn-ii t
z:i.- p. m. :aip. m. and 8:35 a.m. arriving
i a mnuiiru ui iu:w, o:-tu p. ui. aim o:lua.
m.
Trains leavo PitrHburRh for Oil City ot
7:20 a. m., 1:00 and 8;30 p. in., arriving in
Oil City at 2:33 a. in.. 8:16 and 8:06 p. in.
I rains leave Oil City for Uultalo at 2:45
ni. H:20 p. in. arrivinsr in Buffiitlo at
8:66 p. in. 1:10 o. m.
Trains leave Buffalo for Oil Citv at :-
in. and 12:26 D. ni. arriving at oil !itv at
Q.jm .1 o.nr .. . D
-.uu 7. in. mm o.vo p. III.
A.11 trains given above run through from
Pitfrburgh to BufTMo and ret urn. without
chimge of cars. Trains run on Philadel
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. Tho time at Buffalo is
Ii. S. & M. S. K'v (imaivlili.h Is 99
slower than Philadelphia time.
- ii..v Hi-eouiiuofiaiion loaves Jlrady s
Bend at 6:40 a. m. arriving in Oil City at
11:50 p.m. Leaves Oil Citv at 6:05 n. in..
arriving at Brady's Bond at 9:15. p. in.
At Ked Bank Junction this road eon
with the Kaitern Extension which runs to
iteynoiosvillc.
J. J. LAWRKXCE,
T. M. KINO, Geu'l. SSup't.
Ass't. Sup't.
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PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y".
ON AND AFTEIt Monday, June 5, 1871,
Trains will run as folio ws:
TRAINS NORTIJWAItn.
STATIOXS.
Oleosilis,
I'.ennett,
Woods .1
Fralhura Mill
I'itholo City
'. TRAINS SOUTHWARD,
BTATIONH.
ntlmlK City,
l'ralliois Mill
Vooils
Bennett ...
Olooiiuli
0
All Trolm initko close r!niiiiev!Tions
atOlttopolis with truins on tlm Oil Creek A
Allegheny Ilivor liailway, NorUi ami
South.
Two Lilies of Stages run daily lietween
Fithole City, Miller Farm and Fleasant
ville, makiogeonuection wilharrivingand
departing Trains. J. T. IS LA IK,
11. WICK MAM, Nupt.
Ticket Afient, Fithole City, l'a.
JOB WORK neatly executed at thisoOloe
at reasonable ratef.
no. a. no. 4. vi u j2-jr ,f?- V
10.25 a m 3.S0 u m fr KI?Vs
10.1W " X.M " (I OX&3 1
la.Ho ' a.irt " II yW,'i2S-J!
iti. "... h.io:" V35K-
JTHWARD.
No. 1. No. 3.
8.40 am I.Mpm
BAH " 1.4S '
fi.f.il " l.ftU "
i fi.oa v , 2.01
f . 1H " 2.. 4.
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Dr. .1. Wnlkcr'H CiilMoi nl.i In.
CRiir Itillrrti mo n pmely Veetlil
pi-ep.-inition, tmulo cliielly IVom the nn
tivo lieili8 found on tlio lower rnnjrs of
tl:e Sierra Novnda inouiitiiiii of .'iilifor
r.l.'i, tho nieiliciiiitl tiniei ties of which
aro extracted therefrom without tlio tiso
of Alcohol. Tho question is almor.t
daily aslicd. "What is tho causo of tlio
unparalleled success of Vinkhau IJit
TKusf" Our answer la, that they remove
tho causo of disease, mid tho patient re
cover his liealthv They mo the ie:it
blood purifier ami ft lire-giving pi iiieiple,
li peil'ei't lieiiovator mid iuvigoialor
of tho system. Never l.el'oro in ths
histiiiy of lliu world lias a medielnn lucii
eomeeiiHiied pispssin lliu- rennirkalilu
ip.iaiilica of Vi.vKoAlt Hittkhn ill lieuliiiu tie)
tick of every ibscnso niiin is heir to. They
are a pent la rurmivo m wnll tu a Tmiic.
relieving Congest iuu or Iiiflaiiiniatioti of
ths Livor and Visceral. Organs iu IJilioud
Deaaes :
Tlie projioriios of Ui:. W.m.keii's
Yi.nkoah lin i khs are Aper:ent. Dianlinrctie,
Cariniiittlive. Nntritiotu, l,8inHve, (liuretie,
Sedative. CouiUnr liiitaus budoriCo, Altera
tire, and Anti-Jlilinua, -
R. U. JlrUOJIAr.T ft Cf..
Cnrd"t) wtnn. At.. Siin4'Yiine!ci, On"fnnitjv,
itl oor. of WMlnn-tun tnl I Surllnn Sn.. V .
kuia l.y uli Uruftl anil l.lr.
V
P.EHOVA
W rrill roiuova our stock of
i
t
. FILES, BELTiPJQ, AMD
k-i
, 4
isr day t)? .rni
to Tim 2
R8ynold3, EuIriU Co. Blgck,
KENEfA RTREET, t
lu-.til wUU h timo wa will sol! at
CJOST PO;! OA 8 II.
H. O. TINKER A CO., OIL CITY.
m:o. w. piTirninoH,
vai l ;r.:.Mi::tu.5i,
1!. It. COLLI Vrt.
UI'Q. W. 11LA1K.
Fonrpin GussskVonKs.
i 1 v H it i r Mi & c;o..
Manufacturers of every variety of
;
FLINT GLASS ILRHP, H IffiSETS.
AND
SILVEREDJGLASS.'REFLECTORS,'
WASIIINOTON A FRANKLIN STS..
. PiriHiiniioH, Pa.
Tliere Is "shoddy" In glass, as well as In
jn woolen fatirici. Consumers of kero
sene nre sometimes almost discouraged, so
frequsntlv do chimneys break, without
any appareut online, rendering liie cost of
chimneys about (Kpial Uithatol oil. Cheap
ness neinu 1110 orier or ine May, a greia
many uianuluuturics uiako ehiiiineys from
silicate of llnio, instead of from lead. The
initiated may tell the different nualities of
glass by ringing tlicm j t e vibrations of
the lead glass have a clear, rinfc'ingr bell
like sound, p.wsessing tho requisite
strength to wilhsland expansion ami con-
traclion, as well ns the uuueral nes.sure of
use, and will outlai t half n-ilnan; of tho
limo glsas eliiimieys. Fifteen cents in
vested 111 ono of tho lead chimnoss t
money well spent, even though it in lures
thn "trade" in tho cheaper kind, which it
most assuredly ought to, and doubtless
will. 8liek a pin there, and remember it.
The KHiiuiuo toad ulass chimney may
be had at wholosule or retail of
tilit). W. DITHRIDGE A CO.,f
2 tf Tionesta, l'a.
TiuiouTB, Fa.
selling out his
mtire stock uf
M alrhra ifc vewrlry
A T RST i?UST
AU parties in want
f (lold and Silver
iVatclies, (sold and
.s.lver Chains, La
mm.
dies' Opert Chains,
tho lator-t - jilyle iu
old and plute.l 8ts
JraeuU th H t U d s,
Clocks. ,vc, will ti'.d liia a first class 011
Mrtuuity. All goods are new, no old
trash, 'i'liis is 10 hini)Xhg. E. KUuu miIU
v..'-)-lju.aniVe.'
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED !
.
TUi5 OUIC1IMAL
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
- . OF HARTFORD, CONN. - '
ASSETS Deo. 31, 1ST J,
MILES W. TATE, Sub Agent,
45 . T'oneela, Fa.
ran
A:;"iiH miiio f 12.r,0 per J.tv. SrT. i
pei
AN ENTIRELY, WPw
Fof Orrtietlo Uo.
O ;i 1YHVE OLLARS ,
illi tlio NenTcytenl.'
DUTTOM HOLE 'WORKER,
l'.ilenled June27tli, ISri, .' ' ( i
AWAUDKHTIfi: IT;kt I'll KMirMAt
Til Ii A M EilU'A N lNfe l l ri.'TK
MAltY
f.AXD INis i'lTUTC FAiruf.WL
A tier I M-onderriil find p1o Ai,ii a...
slruct. d New lr,.. Mnciiinn for fiindl v work.
iiili'te .,n! ,ts I'm-!. les tlie Strniyht
v P-.ln:.. I c..c. trend ine-.' illiPt -
iiorig.it t'onilivs Motion, liciv tension' soif
loed mid clo li (iuidcr. io...i... 1......1. 1
an. on a t .Me. Light, riiniilii- BuiooUi .
and noiseless, li . ,, tg0l hit:b-priel -maohincs.
,1 Ijs fiilent t'lu-ck to proven
l'si's tlin tlirejid ,lir....i iv... i.rf ' -.i
Makes the elasth; lock stilcli. flps null'
s.rongevt stick I nnwn lirm.dn.nblc, el.w
and rapid. Will do all kinds of worn,
line and course, mmi lirebvi.. i. 1,.,.,....
slo:h or Leather, nod all doscrinti.m
ot lliren.l. I his Machine is heavily eon
striietKd to give It stieinrlln nil 11..'. .......
of each Machine being made ,,liko ,v 1....-
hinery, mil beaulilullv linlslie.l .m.i
mcnled. II Is very easy to Imrn. I .-,.,.!. t
siimoih and silent'in operat.oii. Feliabli
at all times, nnd n prnei..i. K. inniiii.,
Mechanical Invention, at icrcallT n..ln..u.
price. "
A g..o.i cheap family sow ing machine a
I he tir-t un.l ftnlv mi, 1..
diieing a viiliiabln, siil.stantisl aud rolia
bid low priced New ng Machiun. Its o
ticnii. low price reaches all conditions. Iu
Hiinplieiiv and streuglh adapts it to alt
capacities, v. hilp its many merits ntadsJra
universal favoriio wlierevir ued, and
eteates a rapid demand. .
IT Is Al l. IT Is It Kf'OM MIC! T1CI.
I erin cheerfully and eenlldently reeem
mend its isu to ihoso who aro Wanting
really (food Ncivlnir Machliip, at low
lrieo. Mrs. II. It JAMESON,
l'eotone, Will County, 111.
Frleo of each machine. "Clasa A."
nun." twarnnited for Uvr, years by spend si
eeriiiicaie.i wiih all the tlxtuies, and ev
lylhing eompli tn belonging to It, inalud-
nnr sen inreaiimg needle, packed iu
strewg w.kmIcii box, and delivered to any
psrt of Ihe country, bv express free
further clmrgos, on reeolpt of price, on'r
Flye Dollars. Safe delivery guaranteed.
With each Machine wo will send, Vm r
ctiit of 1 extra, the new patent
M'tton Hole woiticrcR, '
One of thn most important au.l uxeful !
venti.-ns of the a.:e. So simple and cer
tain, that a child can work the finest but
ton hole Willi regularity and ease. Strosa
and beautiful. m
Sin-rial terms, and extra Inducements U
Male and Kemnle Agents, store keopori,
.te., who will establish agencies through
the country and kecp-our new machine
on exhibition nnd sale. County Bight.
given to smart ngiMita free. Agonl's o ins '
plcte otiltit, furnished without any extra
charge.' Maniples of sewing, ilci-'oript: v
circulars containing forms, testimonials,
emrravlngs. Jto.. Ae.. sent free. Wa il.
supply
AU 1 ! It r LTt RAT. IMPIXMKSS.'
Latest FntentH and improvements far
the l'arm nnd (i.u ilen. Mowers, Utspers,
Cultivaf rs. Feed Cutters, Harrows, Isrnt
Mills, Planters, llaryosiars. Threshers
and all articles needed for Farm work. ,
Rare Needs in large variety. All Money
sent in I'osKUHco-Munev Orders, ilault
lraf1s, or by Express, will 1 ntour iak,
aud aro perfectly secure, gafd delivery of ."
all "lir g khIs guaranteed.
"An old and nwiMinsiblo firm that. sU
tho best goods at tho lowest ju ice and ra
be relied upon by our reader. " l-'ariaer'a
Journal. New York. . ,
Not Responsible for Registered T.olter.
Addreas, JKHOME It. 1 t I 'Si N s CO.,
Corner Greenwlt h ik Cui tlandt Sta., New
Y'ork. ' , . . 25-8i
WATERS' CONCERTO X ORCHESTRAL
ORGANS """" isHiiiiiui u
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ll.lllll out OIM:jltt.f .
'l it II.K'1'OPNa.YiA. ba-t
nrrr plnt Is anr Or
extra mrl v irrdi, ps .
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VIA I Jill n'llielll.ITI ft
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WATERS'
NEW SCALE ,
PIANOS.
kmc ajreail now
cr unit a flnr
alnalnaT lout.
. All luusrru linprsTcairiiiK.
mwi an. Ihr b.- I'litaltM luaUo. 'I hvas
llrgausiihJ I'Ihuuii art urruii f t- ;.ir
9 y t-n-rK. I'rir.'. mlroiurly low Thr
cmh r part rasli, nwt bHlnnt-a in
uoKllily . HHrlerljr pitinicnli.
o-oiil-liiuifl ivisirin.-iiis mkvn in
Krliiinae. ii It t. A t IMll rK.
Hit. VI 10 Uu t tlAUf.. Aiit.X l H
UMi:il U rvtr) I lly ovl 4'nnnir
In f' I'. U an.M.Hltln A lra: ills.
SHI o lt krrt)ttmM4r;t 'AmitAa., srto,iV-d
m, ac. 11 1 1 sihMhh r mm 1 in ex mailkK
iiuiiai t: n i l i:iti a susj, .
481 Uraatlwaj and .Uerccr BU, N. T.
Tfetimonials ol'lWaters' rianos
Organti.
1 "Waters Concerto Parlor 'Organ pns
sevsos a benniiiul and ptvuliarly ttoft'ton.
The Conce to stop is, without doubt, tha
best ever piaecd ill any or nun. It is pro
duced by an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, "from which Iho ellect is most
charming, and Its imitation of the human
voice is superb. For sweetness of tone
and orchestral elleuts it has no equal."
N. X Tours. . ' , - ' .
4 Tho Concerto I'ar'or Organ is Dome-
thing entirely new ; b is a beautiful parlor
ornament, Hissscs a sweet aud power
ful tone is a most enuinijiidable Inven
tion mid holds a Inch place iu publio fa
vor," X, i'. hvtmnij JXist. .
A m Or.-itk.sth a in thb l'Ani.on. Th
orchestral oririm is the name nf ancwreedl
organ reeenlly announced by Horace W
ters (V Son. Tha instrument takes this,
name from ils recently invented orches
tral stp. Tho voicing of this is peculiar,
producing the ellect 01 a full sweet con
tralto vufn. Its i; nest etfect is prtslucoit
when tho stops are drawn, so that an or
chestral ellect is given, The casois unique
and makes a handsome article of furui
turo." A. X'. Aun.
The Waters IManos are known as among
the very best. We are enabled to speak of
tliesc instruments with conlldcnce, from
personal kuowledge. V. 1'. .'vtt)iyeUt
WE WANT YOC To act as Aceits, and .
distribute our New Advertising
Maps. mouuLed on Knglish (Tloth. being a
coinpletu M up of 1)10. United Slates. Wo
give Hies.. Mapsawa.v gra'isand will allow
you one dollar for every Arup you distrib
ute in every county and state ii) tbe Lniou,.
Malo nnd Kennilo Agimts wanted. Ad
dress Immcilialelv, coclosinz one dollar
foiJ.iut(it of live Maps, Territory, Circu
lars, and full particulars
ADVF.lt I'lSINU MAP CO.,
w-'4 lm Ea&t iraciy F. ., Clarion Co., Pa,
voici: ii ri i
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