j . HOW TtlKV IROP SHOT.
A reporter of the Baltimoro Ameri
can tbus describes one of the msny
processes of making shot in one of the
shot towcts of that city : One of the
"secrets" of the manufacture ia the
mixing of the lead with a certain pro
portiou of a combination of mineral
substance called "temper. " .The tem
per is fused With the lead, a in! give
t4Se . molten metal thai consistency
which make - it drop, and without
which the lead, would be moulded by
the solve, and would form little pencil
instead of round shot. When "BB"
shot, fur instance, are to be made, the
lead is poured into a pan perforated
with holes corresponding to that size.
The little pellets come pouring down
in a continuous shower, and fail into a
tank filled with water on the ground
floor. In Iheir descent of two hundred
feet they become perfect spheres, firm
and dense, and they are tolerablv cool
when they strike the water, although
the switl enncussious make the tank
foam and bubble as if the water was
boiling furiously. The shot must full
in the water, for if they would strike
any firm substance they would be flat
tened and knocked out of shape. To
get the little pellets perfectly dry after
they have been in the "well," is the
most difficult and troublesome process
of the whole manufacture. An eleva
tor with small buckets (very- much
like those used in flour mills) carries
the shot up as fast as they reach" the
bottom of the well, and deposits them
in a box CO feet above the first floor.
The water drips from ' tiio- buckets as
they go up, and not much is poured
into the receiver above, al. ugh it is
intended to be a sort of dripping ma
chine, From this receiver the shot
runs 'down aepout into a dryiug pan,
which greatly-, resembles a gigantic
shoe-, madet of sheet iron. The pan
rests at an angle which permits tbo
wot toot to roll slowly down to the
chamber below, and the pellets become
perfectly dry as they pass over the
warm sheet-iron.
LET BUSTERS AlrONK.
-"'.- ' """""" .. -
A New York Medical Jeurnal suys:
One of the most generally diffused er
ronOus notions is that it is good and
beneficial to break a blister, whether
it is caused by a burn or the heating
of a part of the. body by continued
friction under pressure, to which the
feet especially are exposed after long
walks in illy luting shoes or boots.
Such blisters are always fuuud filled
with clear liquid, which must be re
tained and not drawn olT by. lancing
them, and also those blisters often
......j 1 . r .1.. .Li. ' i
wubcu uj a iiari. ui mu saill oeiug
forcibly pinched or squeezed, and
which contains blood, must be left
alone. . This water or blood in blisters
ia a healing substance, of a kind most
appropriate for the parts where the
skin is destroyed, fend it the blister is
.11 I . . i r . i .
" wurr urn uv iineu me new
skin forms much more rapidly under
it, and much pain is avoided. If the
blister contains blood, it must be treat
ed in the same way; as blood is the
best healing salve. And, by tho way,
while using the word 'healing salve,'
it may be well to state that there are
no bealiug salves or healing plasters
All salves and plasters retard healing.
and many woundswhich hal uotwith
standing tho salves and plasters ab
plied, would heal hi half the time if
left alono.
. It is only in exceptional -cases that
a blister myxbe punctured, .namely,
when very full of fluid so a to cause
much pain by its tgnaioni prick of a
one .needle may tycnwn so as to allow
the excess of fluid a chance to escape.
Instead of breaking a blister and des
troying the loose skin over it, it should
ie protected so as to gnard agonist
any sucn destruction by accident.
OI'IUVV IVUIIKDiC. WUU 1MB flail'
ing, who came from the regions west
r. C A Ffttniim l.L. . 1 . I. -.1
. ........ u , .w i o a iinia a b ioe
- bright feature of Dayton, Ohio, were
standing near the ticket office at the
depot, one evening recently, waiting
mv-. uvfus iiiid vi tun iiniu WUlClj
XT tin lrt fnlf A tViPm rinma It-
cd dreary, and the temperature was
touching up the girl's ears and nose
a vu va a. tt a a uiiu s
Uh a. blending of purple and red
"Look here, Josh!" she exclaimed,
petulantly, "I'm tired standing up
here. I'm half irozo. Let's go to
).. tn !.!: 1,1 . L 1
iiM juuiv lauiL-a ruuui xjverYDOuy
else goes in there I" "No you don't l'1
said Josh, "No, 'sir ee! I've spent
enough money now, and I ain't agoiu'
to pay to go in there !' t .
. A dialogue between two passengers
on a Hudson river railroad train:
'Have you seen King KalakanaT"
asKeu one. -jmo." responded the oth
r, nun i tiuu i warn 10. i saw three
kings yesterday, and it cost me one
hundred dollars."
A Covington man died and thev nut
him on ice; but he awoke in the night
and yelled out, "Whv didn't you put
eouic uiofo woou m mat stover
, never iron wun a secret a man
who lores his wife, frf he will tell her,
oud she will tell her sister, and her
siever wui iuii cverruouy.
-: , . . - : 1 1 .11 I . ) .
Au old lady, hearing fioiiohod,y say
the mails were irregular, said I 'itwas
just so in my young days no trusting
any em.
"Mi's. Hen edits a paper in Iowa,
unrl cat Urate that she knows how.'
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek Allegheny River Rail
way, and ButttlQ, Corry 4V Pitts
burgh r. h. ' -' 1 - y jj
OX ANT) APTFR Mondav, Fobrnary 2,
1874, trains will run as follows: -(STATIONS.
Norlhwsrd. Southward
ka !. a. I K 1 . St. it
a rn, p m am pin n in
riltJ-lmrch
W 1'on.lunc
KlttunnlnLf
K. H'k .Tunc
v.an t.a iotiKi h.mki
7:t
8:6A
lotor.
4:04
8:.l
l:2
12:82
11:40
7:4.1
:4
6:0iJ
fl:4;l
7:05
8:1.1
9;0r
9:4.)
10-.'.'
:i
llrmly Hcnd
10:5,e
11:3.
:'!
11:?A
Purker
Koilenton
5:a
12:00
4:4S,
10:10
ftl
Ni-rubirniMS
1:10
as3S
S:.Vi
Frunklin
8:0.'
8:25
Oil City . .
7:00
3:15
7:45
8:00
Oleopnlls . 8:00
2:4!
8:00
8:2l
4:15
12:121
11:45
7:33
7:2S
fl:56
:0M
6:20
l-.IVKle KcH'K 8:17
Tionentn V-.OfJ
10:57
Tlclioute 10:2S
Irvlnoton 11:45
0:2 ll
7:4.'.
6:00
KOHBCVillo
10:Vi
11:10
B:.55
8:50
6:10
1:52
7:2H
TitnuvlKe ,
CVrry
12-.KI
11:15
6:2f.i
Msvvlllo .
':0i
0:4'
Hull'alo
h:5.'u C.Oo
p. mUi ml
p. ni
i. ml
p. m
Trains run by Phllnrlolphla Timo.
J. J. LAWKKSCli, Uen1! Sup't
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Snnilay fy
1. 1870. Trains arrivo at and loave the
Union lNpot, onrnxr of Washtnton and
Liberty street, as follows
ARRIVE.
Mull Tmin.l.SOa m t FastUne, 12.12 a
in weu aiKWomninonUon iNO. I,(.'n
nnmon anonuiniiMlntlon .No I. 7.00 a mi
Wall's aooommmlntion No 2. 8.63a m rOlti-
oinnati n.xprewt 9.20 am; Jnhnntowa ao
oommrHlation ltt.50 a m Rraildock'a im
onmmmhitinn No 1, 7.00 pmi Plttslmrph
express 1.80 p mj PacirioexprnM 1.50 p ni
mi KniinnunHion o , p m
Homewood acfxm modatinn No 1, .56 pmj
Wall's acoonuncKlRtion No 4. 6.50 n m i
Briutnn accouunoilattoa No 2, 1.10 p ni;
V - -i. ' DEPART. 1 '
Southern rx orens 8.J a hi t Pacifle ex
rTHf 2.40 a in ; Wall's accommodation No
, 6.80a ill Mall Train 8.10 n m ; Brinton's
ofionimodHtion 1J.20 a m : Knuldook c
oommcvlBtion No 1, 6.10 p m t Cineinnstl
xvrmn 12.35 p in i Wall's atuominodation
N 2, 11.51 a m ; Johnstown aoromrrodntion
4.05 p ni ; Homewnod avnnimoduttnn No
1, 8.50 p m Philiidnlphfa exprests 3.50 p m;
Wall nominmodiitlon No 3,3.05 p m; Wall's
accommodation No 4, 8.05 p ni ; Fast Lint
. p m ; wail's no 6, 11.00 p in.
The Church Trains loare Wall's Station
every Sundny at 9.05 a. m., rewhliiK Pitts
hurch at 10.05a. m. Returning loave Pitts
bnrfth at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wail's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express loaves dailv. South
ern exprcms daily execptMon lay. All otb
er Trains daily, except Snndny.
For further infommtion apiy to
W. n. BKCKWITI7. Airent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for BapnrAKe ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
raponsibility to One Hundred Dollai val
ue. All fxtranfre exceeding that a ount
in taluS will be at the risk of tbe mer,
aniens laaen uj special contract. ,
... - i :A. J. CASSAl " i
- General Superintendent, Alteona Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
OX AND aftor Monday. June 1. Trains
will run as follows Philadelphia
liiiiei;
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
2:15 p. m. 8:20 p. m. and 8:85 a.m. arriving
ni .riwiourgn at iu:uu, a;w p. m. ana o;ioa,
in. .
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil City at
7:20 a. m.t 1:00 and 8;30 p. m., arriving in
pil City at 2:83 a. m., 8:15 and (:06 p. nu
. Trains leave OUCitv for Hufialo. at 2:45
p. m. 6:20 p. m, arriving in ButlaUo at
8;55 p. m. 1:10 . in.
Tiains leave BuHalo for OU City at 6:05
a. m. and 12:25 p. ra. arriving at Oil City at
m. ui. ana o:uo p. m. j;i i
All trains given above run through from
Pittsburgh to Buftalo and return, without
change of cars. Trains rnn on Philadel
phia time, which Is 20 minutes tauter than
Pittsburgh time. The tints at llnlTulo is
L. S. fe M. S R'y time which is 28 minutes
slower than Philadelphia time.
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Bond at 6:40 a. m. arriving In Oil City at
iiiw y. nu ixvm iru L'uy at om p. la.,
arriving at Bradv's Band at 0:15. d. in.-.
At Red Bank Junction this road oon
with the Eastern Kxtonaion which runs to
Reynoldsville.
J, J. LAWRENCE,
T. Sf. KINO, Oen'l. Sup't.
Asa't. Bnn't. ' . -
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N AND AFTEB Mondav, June 5, 1871,
4(UII It 111 ruu SB lOllOWS
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
TATtOJCa.
Oleopolts,
Bennett, . .
Woods
ITathers Will
I'itnolo City
No. 2.
10.25
10.3s
No. i.
8 SO p m
K.28 '
8.1S J'
5. 18 "
2.W "
10.30 "
10.24
J1.0
TBAIMtl SOU'fUWARD.
STATIONS. NO. 1.
ntholsfily, 8.40 am
Prathers Mill - 8.48 "
Wiods , 8.0H "
liennett Uu3 "
Olooiielia e.16
No. 8. .
l.'M p in
1AH '
8.0'J "
2.14
All 'I'l-ains make' close connections
at Olenpolls with trains on the Oil Creek A
Allegheny itiver liullway, Jx'orth and
Konth. . .
Two Lines of .stages run duilv between
Pltliole City, Mil W Fn sij.l l'Jisant
vllle, inakliis'eoiiiiautlon wittiarrtvingund
departing Trains. J. T, 11LAIK,
Jl. WK'KlUlf, kinpV
Ticket Aueut, Pktiln City, 1'a.
f CrUSit'HIBKforUie Porast IlepuWican
' U U will pay. '
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M D li
K ..i J .& t a
Z ---B jJ-
m
. - . - a p,y e
. S of 2 - o.
j& . U & tJ3 a
p5 " " o -M
, . tiS o 5 E
" 2 f2 sjs e
Q W ' " -
Dr. J. Wuikrr'a Cnlirornla Vin
tRM lUttors nro n puroly YogotabI
ircpnration, inado chlclly from tlio na
tive lierba found on tlio lower ranges of
the Sierra Kovmln iiiouiituins of I'ulifor
tiln, tho mod iclnnl Projiortiea of which
nro extracted, tliercrioni witliout tlio iiso
of Alcohol. Tlio question It almost
dully nakod. "What ia tho cnuao of tlio
nnpftmllolod success of Yixfoah Hit
TKKst" Our nnmver Is, tlint tliey remove
tho cause of disease, nnd the pittlent re
covers bit henltli. They nro tlio Rieat
blood pnrinor nnd a lifft-Klvliij; piim-liile,
A perfect Konovntor nnd luvlKorator
of tlie aystein, hover before in tho
hiitory nf tho world hiu a iiieillcin Wn
eomtKiumled - possessing tha remarkiilils
quahlioi of Tt.xxoAa Uutkrs in healing (lis
sick of srery diMaio mnn l )ilr to. They
are a gsntla Fnrgatire as well a a Tmilo.
relieving Coiigemiou or Inflaniniiitinn of,
the Liver and Vidceral Orgam in liiliou
Diaeaioa
The propprttcs of Tin. Vai.keh's
VlxsoAsltiTTKRS are Aperient Itiaiihnratie,
Carminative, Sutntinnt, Laxative. )inrstin,
fcojAtive, Counter-irritant budoritic, AlUra
tira, aud Auti-Ililimitt
. n. n. tDOWAi.T a ra.. .
tmmiiita anil Ot9 Asts.. Kan Frtifiiios. CU'f'mila,
anil oor. f Wnahmrion nti ('hnrlvn t.. K. Y.
Sold by U Uroigbu a ad Oralcri.
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H. H. COLLINS.
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FLINT GLASS LOP HI fflKEYS,
. ; AND
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rjTTsncaoa, Pa,
There Is "shoddy" In glass, as well as In
in woolen fabrics. Consumers of kero
sene arc sometimes almost discouraged, so
frequently do chimneys break, without
any apparent cause, rendering the cost of
chimneys abontequal tolhtUof oil. Cheap
ness being the order of the day, a grout
many manunictiirioa slake chimneys from
silicate of lime, instead of from lead. The
Initiated may tell the dilTerent nualitios of
glass by ringing thorn : t e vibrations or
tho lead glass buve a clear, riiitflng. Iwll
like sound, poaseMeiiig the requisite
strength to withstand exHtnsiou and eon
traction, as wail as the general pressure nf
nse, and will outlast half a-daen of the
lime glass ehluineys, fifteen cents in
vested in one of the lead chimneys I
money well H)nt, even though it injure
tho "trade" in tho cheaper kind, which it
most assuredly ought to, and doubtless
will. Stick a pin there, aud remember it.
The genuine lend glass chimneys may
be had at wholosnle or retail of
ti KO. W. DlTimiUUK A CO.v
2 tf Tioneota, Ta.
Timoi:tk, Pa.'
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A T FIRST tW
AU parties in want
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Watches, Oold and
Silver Chains, ' In
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Che latest style - in
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CliK-ks, Sc., wiil find this a first class on:
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smooth and silent in operation. Hi linl.lo
at all time, ami a Prsrtlinl, NelenUlle, .
Mochaniciil Invention, at greatly rudUiNxl
price. - .
A good cheap family sew Inn machine a
last. Thorlrxtand only auueess In prut
duclng a vnlnnhle, snbstnntisl aud relia
ble low prlned Mowing Mschine. Its ea
treme low prlw renohos all eondltlnns, IU
simplicity and -strength adapts it to all
capacities, while its many mnrita made li a
universal ftivurlta wherever usiil, nu4
ereates a rapid demand.
IT IS ALL IT IS ItlX'ONMKXntD. "
I can chrernilly and eontidciiilv recom
mend its use to those who aro wanting a
really good Hewing Manhlne, at a low
prtoe. Mra. II. H.JAMhtiON,
Peotone, Will County, JU
Vl..n f I . 1. 1 1. . .1 . ..
...u ... iriai'lllliv. Uiass A.
"t)ne," (warrnnted fortivs vears brspemal
eertiticate,) with all the fix tut ok, and sv-'
rythingoompli to belonving In it, Includ
ing self threading needle, packed In a
utrnng wiHxieiialmx, and duliverei to aoy
part of the country, by x press free
..in .'v, ri--uii. oi priiti, only
Plvs Dollars. Sufe delivery guaranteed.
With each .Machino wo will'smiil. no ra.
eeipt of l extra, the new patent
P.L'TTON IIOI.K WORKER,
One of the most important and useful la
veiiticnaof the age. S.j simple and cer
tain, that a child can work the llnest but
ton hole wiln regularity aud caso. Htrosa
ami beautifnl. .
Hneelal terms, and extra Indnrsments Is
Wsloand Keniulo Agents, store, keeriera.
c .; who will establish nuclide throusk -
the country and keep our new inm-hinoa
on exhibition and sale. County Rights
... -.a.... - iiuitiuh hit. n U 1 1 1 ,w 1,1-
plete outfit, furnished without anv extra
charge. Humpies of sewing, descriptive
circulars oontaining terms, tcktlmonlals,
engravings, dec., Ac, sent free. We als
Wi .- -- '
AUKK lUL tl.Mi IMPI.KMESS,
Iatest Patents and imiirnvomenla om
the Farm aud linrden. Mowers, Reapers,
Cultival' rs. Feed Cutters, Harrows, Farm
Mills, rlanters. Harvesters. Thrcshira
and all articles needed for Farm work.
Raro Meeds in larga variety. All Money
sent in PostOIIlcu Money Orders, Rank
wans, or iv r;x press, wilt lie atiir aaifct
and are rfoctly secure. Sufe dultvcry
all our grssls guarnnteel.
"An old and rcsnonslblo firm (bat sell
the best goods at tho lowest price, and caj
bo rolindunnn by our readers." Farmer' a .
Journal, New York.
Not Responsible nir Registered Letters,
Address. .IK HUM K R. IICHNON tit.
Corner Greenwich A Cortlandt Sts., New
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Munthly auMrierly a.ruents.
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Testimonials of Waters' Pianog" aid
"Wiiters' Concerto Parlor TOriran nes.
sens. a lieuutind and pei-uliarly soa tons.
Tho Concerto Htop is, without doubt, the
best ever placed in-uny organ. It is pro.
iuioei ny an extra set or roeds, ieculirlr
voiced, from which iho eltect is most
charming, and its imitation of the human
voice is superb. For sweetness xf tons
and orchestral cfluots it bos no equal."
Ar. J". Timet.
The Concerto Parlor Organ ' is i
tliinir pntirnl v new , it i(.n'lu.....tirnl .
" ...... , 1. 1 m j
nriiaiiiunt, possosscs a sweet and power
srloe.
ui i'-iiiu is a niosi couun-jiKiuiiie iiivea
tion und holds a high place ia publie t
vor." X. 1'. i:reniio
AS OlU'HKJtTUA IX tuk Pabloh. The
orchestral ori(Hn is tho nume of anew reed
organ recently annnuncel by Horace Wa
ters A 8.n. Tho iustruiueut taktM thia
name from its recently invented orcnes-i
tral step. Tho voicing of t!ii -. i 'peeuliar.
producing tlio etloet of a finr - -.t mm
traitn voiee. Its tiuest e1" I i produced'
when the stops ure drawn, ko ti.iit an or
cliostral etbu't is given. The case is unique,
and msKes a' handsouie aiticls of furuU
ture.' -f-V. 1. Hun.
Tha Waters Pinii..k ore known assmoag.
tha very best. We mu enabled tospeskoC
these iuHti-uments with c-ontiilence, frOBa .
pcrsnmil knowledge. A. J'. iunelM.
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distribute our New Adiertlniug
slaps, mounted n Kngllsh Cloth, being a
complete Map of the United states. We
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you one dollar for everv Map you distrib
ute in every Munty ami state in the t'nies.
Male and Keniale Agents wanted. Ad
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