She forest gcjniMicau.
W. R. PUNN. EDITOR.
WEDSEsnir RORxne, fed. 17.
The $ytem of Assessment.
For twenty-five years have our State
and local authorities practiced a franc)
ulent syniero of Htnte ami Municipal
taxation. The idea of swearing an
Assessor (1 asee nil property at its
true value, with an cmhargn of 26
mills fir School, 1ft fur County, 10 for
Roml and 10 fir Pour purposes is
load Ihnt no niMti can rnr'y who has
any conscience lift. With ait eucttin
hrance of 56 mills on the dollar,, it
Is n wonder . that Assessors return
property at less than one 'third its
val c. and thereby imposo doulile tax
es on all the inferior kinds of proper
ty, while the valuable pays but half
rates. 'Without taking the equity fea
ture of our present system into ac
count the moral phase bhotild he
enough to attract the attention of
Legislators auJ bring about a speedy
change. - ,
The ids. orVnnuaily swearing thous
ands of men throughout the State to
asjss property at its true value, and
then finding that the rule is fixed at
one-fourth or one-third is too prepos
terous to follow any longer.
Let the Legislature repeal the pres
ent excessive high ratea-ud aubsli
tute 5 mills for school, .mills foi
county and road,' l mill fcr poor
purposes, and giver jh yuTrts power
to increase these rates 'when through
a neeeMity a higher rate jriust he im
posed. In the destrinijjn of school
houses or county buildings by Cre, or
the public roads and bridges destroyed
by floods, this contingency may arise,
but in every case a substantial reason
roust be given to the public before a
higher rate could he imposed. Iiesidea,
property would then be rated as con
templated by the law (at its me value)
and not a single case of moral perjury
need occur in the State. Tliese high
rates under fhe present lw act like a
ghost to the timid, and completely de
feat the true object of taxation. Let
the Legislature reduce the raUs at
"Jeast, if nothing else cn be accomplish
ed this session. Clearfield Republican.
A Trifle Inconsistent.
On inauguration day the mortifica
tion of all sorts of people was intense ;
the Vice President elect of this great
liepublift was drunk, in the Senate
Chamber before the eyes of congregat
ed thousands drunk, beastly, lnordi
nate!y,cou'summatly drunk- -so drunk
that he could not stand erect so
drunk that had he been in the str. et
he would have endeavored to have
lighted his coru-eob pipe at the pump
kandle. '' What with a smut
ty joker, and ft maudlin, Jriveling,
slubbering drunkard, this nation is
eminently blessed i. if the people
think so. Surely, people have a right
to elect their rulers. If they are cou
tent, why should we be everlasting'y
joking and the other eteiuully drunk f
Illiaoi State Keginter, March 13,
186!.
Andy JoVnson was to-day elected
United States Senator from Tennessee,
and we stop the press to shout, Glo
rious ! IULhoU State Rtgitter, Jauuarv
26,1875. '
Pesji'a Resekves, Attention!
All members who served in the Celdl
are requested to write their name, reg
ment, aud post atlice address, on a
postal card, andf.pjftlijt.e same to Ma
jor Chill W. Hazzard, Corresponding
Secretary of Pcnu'a Reserve Associa
tion, Monongakala City, Pa., so that
circulars end reports may be mailed
regularly to each member.
For Sale.
The old Holmes House property la
offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. - This property consists of two
acres of land, a barn, suitable for liv
ery, size 105x40 feet. The foundation
of the Holmes House contains a large
amount of first class building atone.
The land U suitable fur gardening, and
with proper carj will raise superior
vegetables. This properly will be
sold cheap. For terms enquiie of the
editor of this paper, or of C. F. Gilles
pie, Whig Hill. S3tf.
Frrsh buckwheat flour and rew
Crop New Orleans Molasses, at Robin
son & Bonner's. 35lf.
Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, has
the most extensive and best selected
lot of Fishing Tackln that we have
ever seen in a country store, and at
astonishingly low prices. 4 6 in
Go to the Hal Store sign of the
1'ig Red Hat Tidioute, for best as
sortment hats, caps and. furs. Also
neckwear, underwear, hosiery aud
gloves for men, women and children,
at ioest cash prices. 32if
2000 pounds fresh buckwheat
flour, nt Robinson A Runner', three
dollars per hundred. 42tf
"-1 1 1 1 1 i i
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY VIRITKof anmli? wrltaof I.ov. Fa.
ven. ex. and test. von. ex. Issued out of
111.. iiit-I nf f iiltun.in l! . ... nf I- . i
and to me directed, there will be cxpiwd
nt tune nv puouc vendue or outcry, M the
Count House, In the borough of I toneata,
on '
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22d, A. D., 1075.
at o'rlock A. M., the following decrlbed
real estate, to-wit :
Marcus Rrawoaon vs. Freeman It. Ella
worth and S-rj.lns Kllsworth, Iev. Fa. No.
10 Feb. Term, 1875, K. I). No. 44 Wept.
Term. ISTt. Osmor A Tat. All tlmt cer
tain piece of land situate In tho Township
of Kingsloy, County of Forest, and Htate
of Pennsylvania, boundel and described
an follows, In-witi I Winning at Hie
northeasterly corner of true No. JUl'J as
the same l laid out aud designated on a
limp of aaid county made by !. t. Irwin,
adjoining the line" or Hickory township,
and running; thence, southerly along; the
dividing linn of Sulm. Ntw. 6'ilx and Jkil7
and a. joining 1"U tn the southeast corner
of lot No. Sil.T, thence along tho rtivhl?
Ing line between N(. fi'.'lS and ttJit two.
thirda jh of a mile, thence northwesterly
and parallel with said line of lot No. .VH
to a point in the township line of Hickory
township aforesaid, distant two-thirds of a
mile from the- place of beginning, and
thence nmtheaaterly along said- township
line two-thirds of a mile to the place of
beginning; excepting nut of the snino a
certain tract of land heretofore conveyed
to lieorire and F.dward r.nsworth consist
ing ot fifty (So, acres situate In the north
east corner of lot No. .WIS. Containing
about 800 Mrm, and being a port of tho
same premises conveyed to the party of
tho bv J. D. Agnew, Sheriff of Forest
County aforesaid.
Also. All that equal undivided one
half () part of a certain piece of parol of
lund situate in Kingslev township known,
laid down and designated on said Irwtn'a
msp as lot No. f217, bounded northwest
erly bv lot No. 6218, northeasterly bv lot
No. 5234. aouthcasscrlv bv lot No. '5216,
southwesterly liv lot No. 21.'. Contain
in 1 lPrt acres ni re or lows, w ith all a:.d
sincular the appurtenancea.
Taken in excention and to be sold as tho
property of Freeman H. Ellsworth and
Sophia Ellsworth, at the suit of Marcus
Brawnson.-'
ALSO,
William Painter in use rf-e. vs. Tha Per
ktomen Oil Com pan v, Test. Ven. Ex., No.
!ept. Term. 1874.-7Rolhermel. All
defendants' interest In and to all thst tract
of land situa'e In the fnwiishlp of Kinfrs
ley (nowt in the County of Forest, in tho
State of Ponniyl vsnia, lund and describ
ed as follows, to-wit : Iteclnninir at a post
and -tones ad.ioininir land of Sebert Buer
hen, thence south forty-threo and one-half
tlea-recs esst fAfty-fotir and one-half per
ches to the jilm-o" of lelniilnn. Contain
inir tifty-rtve acrea strict men-ure, le the
same more or less. (Being tliosanieprem
ses which tieorge llosbwk and wifo by
Indenture dated the Pirst day of Fe rua
ry I8HR, and recorded in the 'office for re
cording TVeda in and lor Venango County,
in Ieed Book "F.. K.," pace H04 Ac, grant
ed and conveyed unto Psnicl I). Jones in
fee, and which tho aaid Daniel I. Jonee,
bv Indenture dated the tenth day of
Msreh. 1865, and record ' in the ofllce for
recording dee-Is, aforesaid, in Doed Book
No. 58, paro 2O0,tc., granted and conveyed
unto the Perkioinen Oil Company of the
City of Philadelphia, mid State aforesaid.)
Al.so. All that tract of land situate in
tho township of Allegheny, (nov in the
County of Fre, in Uin Stale nf Pcnnsvl
nia, bounded ami tloaciibed as followa, to
wit : Commencing at a post In the south
east corner-"of the whole tract, thence
along the north line of tract No. 237 west
ono hundred and fifty-nine and nine
tcnths perches to s post in the southeast
corner of land formerly conveyed to W.
W. Prwt, thence along the east line of said
laud north one hundred and fourteen pur
e es and tive-tentlis of a porch to a post,
thence by the south line of lund contracted
for by Levi Metztnir. north eightv-aeven
and one-half dotrrees east one hundred and
filly-nino and nine-tenths porches to a
post In the cast liua of aaid whole tract,
thenne along sitld east line south one hun
dred and eighteen pbn-hea to the plai-e of
beginning. Containing ono hundred and
eighty acres and one hundred and eleven
perches of land be the same more or les,
and the allowance of six per cent, for
ro-ids c. ; Being thesanie premises which
James WakMee and wife, hy Indenture
dated tho second day of February, 186.1,
and recorded in the ofliee for recording
deeds in and for Venuniro Countv, in
Heed Book "l. !.." paire 582 Jr.. granted
and conveyed to D. 1. Jones in fee, and
which tho'said I). I). Jones, bv Indenture
dates the tenth day of March, 186a, and
recorded in the ollice for recording deeds
aforesaid, in lecd Book No. 58, pngo L'OM
tc, granttsl and conveyed onto lh aaid
"Perkionien Oil Cotnj'any" of the City
of Philadelphia, and Stat ''aforesaid.
-Taken in execution and to lo sold as the
property of tho Perkiomen Oil Conioy,
at the suit of William Painter to uae Ac,'
;' -' ALSO, - .
Jamea McNeill and Thos. McNeil', part
nora aa James McNeill A Brother, vs.
Fphraiiu K Davisand Klixnlietli M. Dnvia.
I-ev. Fa. No. 18 Feb. Term, 1K75. C. 1. No.
62 Kept. Term. 1874. All that certaii: lot
or piece of ground situate in the Borough
of Tioncstn, County of Forest, and State
of PennMylvauia, boundod and described
as follows: Beirinnini- at a uiekory tree
on the line of K!m Street, at tho line be
tween W. J. Taylor's lot and J. Shviver's,
thence norlh eiglity-three dogrcea woat
six een rods and c'tKht-tcnths !o stone cor
ner of J. Nhriver, M. A. Lamb and lr.
llanU'r, thence south live degrees west
eleven Mrches and two-touths to rost on
Kicktos line, thence south eightv-three do-
green east aeveuteonandono-fenth pen-hes
a post on Elm Street, thence by Klin
Street duo north eteven erches and four-
renlus to tne place 01 neginmng. Contain
imr one ui-ro and twooLT-tii'ht nArchna
neat. Being (lie Fame lot or piece of
grouna which isnas j. woicoit a:m wife
by tlioir deed dated I'oc. 14, ISi'S, and re
mrded in Forest County, in Deed Book
Vol. 7. wto I'M.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
nroorty of Kphriam L. Davia and Kliisa-
.W. liavla at the suit of Jamea MuNeill
and Tuos. McNeill, partnors as Jamea Mc
Neill Jt Brother. Tute, Att'y.
ALSO.
Robert Whittaker vs. Joel M. Van Ars-
dali-o, Iev. ra.. No. Id Feb. Term. 1ST5.
C. l.. No. 8." Sept. Term, N"4. -Ilodd t
Leo All that certain messuage or tone,
ment anil trant or pan-el of ln -d situate
lying and lieing in tho Township of Har
mony in tho Ctiuiity of Fortikt and State
of Pa. aforexnid, IhjuikIiiiI as follows; On
tho north by landa of 'J'hos. W. Oawson,
and J. II. l)awaon, on the east bv lands of
lsavs HeUHon, on tho west by lauds of
Jacob K'hue and on tho south by landa
now or Into of the Grand I'nion Oil Com
pany, and formerly of Wm. Mi-Kin lev.
Containing 125 acres of land bo the san'10
more or less. It being the mine premiHea
conveyed by Win. C. ltlieem assignee Ac.
Taken in execution and to lie sold as tho
property of JucI M. Van Arsdaleu at the
suit of Kobort WhilUkur.
ALSO,
Honrv Swapgart vs. Wni. Walton, Veil.
Ex. No. 20 Feb. Term. 1875, E. I. No. 13
leo. Term, 1874. Tate. And Oooi-pa
I'eer vs. Win Walton, Von. Ex., No. lu
Feb. Term, 1575. E. I. No. It Dec. Term.
1874. Tate. --All defendant's right, tirlo.
inii-rvd and eiaioi of, in ar.d tn si I thst
certain piece or parcel of land niiiinte In
Jcnks IViwnshim Forest rWint,y, 4w.,
hounded and described as tbllows, ix:
beginning at a pons at sho ooutnwt er
ner of the tract, thence In a mirthaimlerly
direoti-in along line of land bcinnping to
f. F. Kohrer to a post, thence In a north
westerly direction to a treo and lands of
Eli Mefktns, thence southwest along landa
supposed to belong So J. Harmcr to a post
and place of beginnings lieing part or the
"Bainford It," and lix-ated on the south
east side thereof. Containing thirty (30)
acres more or less, upon which Is erected
one small log barn, with mm acre of land
cleared and two apple trees thereon grow-
Taken In execution and to he sold as tha
property of William Walton, at the suits
of Henry Swaggart, and Ueorge Ueer.
TEUMS OFSALK. "
The following must be strictly onmpllad
with when property is stricken down :
1st. When the plaintiff or other lien
editors become the purchaser, tho u -ala
on the writs must he paid, and a list of
liens including mnrtvraga searches on the
property sold, together with such lien cred
itor's rei-elpt for the amount of the pro
cceda of the sale or such portion thereof as
he mav claim must bo furnished bv the
Sheriff. .
, See Purdon'a Digest, 0th E1 page 446.
Smith' fbrms, page :!8t.
Sd. All bids mast I paid In full. ' '
All sales not settled Immediately will he
eontinned until t o'clock p. in., of the day
of sale, at which time all property not set
tled for will again bo put up and sold at
tho expense and risk 'of the person to
whom tint sold.
J. T. VAN OlESKNT, Sheriff.
ShorltT'e Office, Tionesta, Pa., Jan. 7th
1876.
Xotire.
CoMaTissinnKKs' Orrtcie. FostCo.,1
Tl iNKta, Pa Jan. 20, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the County
CommiSHioners will hold a Court of Ap
peals in their ofllce on the 18th, l!!h aud
20th of February, for the purpose of hear
ing appeals from the assessmenta of 1875.
Uy order Co. Conimia l-ner.
' D. W. CLARK, Clerk. .
PetlTioiK
VTOTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN a P-tition will bo presented at the
next session of the legislature Tor the pas
sage ot a law reinstating the Commission
era of the Big Level State Itoad, long
enough to collect present taxes, pay np in
debtedness and settle up aceouuta. -:
For the Commissioners, .
W. 8. OVIATT.
Dec. J, f!t74. ;7 4t
Tril List for February Term, 1875.
1. Elijah C. Parker va Joshua R. Junes.
2. K. i. Black vs II. J. Brooks A Co. '
:t. Jav Itaptie va J. L. A coin b et al.
4. M. Hagerty va P. I. Thon-aa.
6. J. S. Hood vs Aquila M ini.
H. J. J. Revnolds vs M. IitclJr. et at. .
7. Jacob Maie vs J. T. Dale.
S, Chaa. Murphy va Thomas Porter. -
. Jackson Duncan vs. J. F. 1 verlnder.
P. M. CLARK. Pr. Don'y Pro.
Jan. 30:h, 1875. .. .
f p A O The choicest in the world-
I m porters' pricos Largest
eompany In America staple articlo
plea,es evcrvbody Trade continua Iv In-!
cre-ising. Agi-ula wanted everywhere.
Best inducements. Don't wante tlin".
cnt for Circular 10 Roiikrt H'ei.i s, 4-t
Vesey St., N. V.. P. O. Box 1287. It 4l
BMTIMORF FEM.1LE COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1840 with authority to con
fer degrees, and endowed bv the State of
Maryland in IstM. The Col'lego is bonuti
rull v situated in grove, within tho clly
limits, on a lofty eminence that commands
a view of the country, the city, and river
and bay for many miles. The College has
a good library, cliomical and philosophi
cal apparatus, cabinets of minerals, med
als, coins, gems, ,Ve., and the con rue of in
struction is thorough. Boaidand tuition
lis) per annum. '. C. BROOKS, LI,. D.,
President. 41-U
DOLLARS
To the amount of two million five hun
dreil thousand are to bo distributed on tha
27th Febi uary by tho public library nt
Ky., upon the occasion of their fifth and
lait Concert.
Drawing Certain or Monrj Ecfunded.
One grand
One granil
One grand
One grand
One grand
cash gift
cash gift
cash gift
cash gift
caxh fill
gifts, t-0,000
gills, 14,000
f250,0U0
10O,0(ll
, 75,000
60,000
25.000
100.000
140,MKJ
150,000
loo.ooo
100,100
5 csah
10 cash
. 15 cash
20 ca-h
25 cash
.10 cash
50 cash
11 0 ca- h
210 cash
500 cash
10,000 cash
each, .
each,
each,
each,
each,
each,
each,
each,
each,
each,
each,
(tilt,
gifts,
Kitu.,
girts,
girta,
gitls,
gifts,
gifts,
B'fU.
10.0011
5,000
4,000
3 ono
2,000
1,000
500
100
50
90,1100
' 100,000
100,000
lSO.IKN)
60,000
OoO.OOO
Grand total 20,000 Gifts, all cash, (2,500,000
PRICEOr'TICKETS:
Whole Tickets - - - 50 00
Halves - - - - , .s i
Tenths or each Coupon - - 5 00
II whole tickets for ... 510 ou
22 1-2 tickets for . . 1,110 00
. For Tickets or information, add reus
THOS. E. BRAMLE'lTK, Agent aud
.Manager, I'umie Library Jluiiiling, 1,0111s.
, uir, 11 v., ur
Til OS. II. HAY.S.fCO.,EasUrn Agents
oum uroiuiMsv, ,w vork.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
Dratb mf tlmr. nranilrnn Arlloa aflhs Trait.
I era A Nui-rtiuor ApoiHlad..Na uiura I'M.
ourairuia Urawiua t erlaia tclirauy VI.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the Pub
lic Library of Kentucky. Jan. 10. 1875. it
was resolved that C. M. Ilriggs, Esq., who
under the late Hon. Thos. E. Ilrainletto
was the real business manager of tho gift
concerts already given in aid of tho Pub
lic Library of Kentucky, lie and he is
hereby authorized to take' tho place made
vacant ny too drain 01 as id jiran-iette in
the management of thi atl'airs of the lil'lh
aud lust gilt concert, and that the drawing
announced for February 27, 175, ahail
positively and unouiviK-allv take plaea
on mat (lav wiinout any lurmer poatpone
incut or delay on anv lu-count w hatever.
.R. T. Ut UKElT, Proa.
Jons S. Cai, See'y.
Hereafter all communications relating
to tho 5th Concert should bo addressed to
tho undersigned, aud I pledge myself that
the drawing shall come off February 27th
or that every dollar paid tor tickets' ahad
be returned.
C. M. 11RIGGS. Agent and Managor,
Room. 4, i'ubjio Library Building.
41 tt Louibville, Ky.
PADVI U fi Coiiiponsution Liberal. Pro-
"Wl I 111 U. ferunoe tooua willing to earn
iiurt of her expenses at school. Uerd. V.
I. KINftKBUR V, ladles' Rominarv. Tar.
' rjrorn, V. Y. "SO V
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w3l-3m riineipal.
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New and socond-hand, of Firt-c.a-a Mak
era, will bo sold at Lower Trices for cash,
or mi Installments, or tor rent, in City or
Country, during these 'lard Times anil the
Holidays by HoRACK W'ATKRS A'NON,
4sl Itrouilway, than ever before offered lu
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lllustratnd Catalogues mailed. Great in
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to Teachers, Ministers, Ciiurehee, Lodgva,
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193 "I jberty Street,
wM Sm ' PITTSIICRUU, PA.
lKLT CA RPKTINfSS, So eta. pe7 "vaTd
1 FKLTCKU.INtt for rooms in plar.of
Plaster. FFI.T ROOFING aad SIDlNtl.
For samples, addrea C. J. FAY, Camden,
Jerc.
, Iiiimsiisc Uciluctiou to Suit tlie Tillies! I -
At tha Wholesale and Retail Piano and Organ Emporium of
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S. HAMILTON & CO., 77 5
OUU MOTTO IS AND HAS BEEN - v - r , '
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
Our bnainess is exclusively PrANfW and OKil A N, which enables us to give onr
wn-ile time and attention to this exclusive trade. Thus where other riiulrr n-ll from
live to ten iiiilruiiHin'S a week, onr sides very often exceed these numbers in a sinule
!, .-' n?J. w" r"" better aftord to sell at 10 per cent, protlt on coat, than they can at
M aud 26 per e.jnt. . , , , c ,
Kvery Instrument wo sell Is as good as an agent for us, as thev invariably Introdut
ua favorably to all who aee them. We have sold and lu uso "
2,000 Or TUSZ&G OJ?C!AOT.; !f
in and about Pittsburgh alone They are not some new Organ, (lie growth nf 4 Iv-w'
111 null-,, but are old reliablo mskes. thai are cousiantlr ailding every meritorious lin-
proveiiiont. 'I'ho really tJrand Simmons A Clough s ("ombiiiailou tlrpans hnre been
inaniitactured lor Twuuty-tlve years, while tho t o ebiated Tavlor .V Farley Celeates
tiraiuis bave been mann fact 11 red over Twenty vears. And now for the ntujwse or In-triKlu.-ijig
theni more thoniughly throughout all toe tv.nn'.rv towns or Hie Slate, wo
have made new sud very heavy contracts for larue number's of them, which wo pro
pofo to sell on thoir merits, and without the MMilanceof A tiKN IS t lit Ml DIM, K M KM
giving the purcliaser the lienellt of wmmissioiis and whnlesalo iliscoinib. we am thus
time thyana al the Pillowing prices, at which. u shall iw-lt for a short
CAMXEr CASES, ' -
Pouble Reed, 4 Stop Organsf Regular Price, WJ.O0 at $ S.00
" 5 " ' l . " 1.M.00 t' 00.00
6 " " . JGoJOOat- OoM
FULL RE SOX A XT CA SES.
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs Regular Price, $vx.O0 at o.Wi
5 " 17 oXX) at 100.00
6 u " isj.ooat mm
21 sets Reeds 6 " Vox Humana " 2100 at nim
3 " 8 "Viola " 275.00 at mo:m
These Orgiius are all Solid Walnut, Paneling an 1 Curving all o S ili.l Walnut. Nel.
ther saw-itu-.t motildiugs nor cheap brass trinkets arc usi on tliewiustrumi'iilHev.TV.
tiling is of tho very bei, and are ail fully wiirrsnted for live j ears. "
''s WILL BE SOLD AT THE 8AMK UATE3 OF DISCOlTiT.
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The above are strictly cash prices, but if dimr.nl bv the pun-lin'er, either nn irtcrl v
or somi.aiiuiial payments will be taken at an advance of lo per cent, per annum on t'ia
above prleoH Persons ordering by letter can depend on the mo4i careful o lection be
ing made. I. tho cash price be sent with the order. Urn in-ti niu-nt will Is- 'tii.pel bv
freight, it not iiccompanied with the i-a-h. tho Organ will on shipix-d bv Kxprcw C i
II. It nine Lu deaiiod, we rwjuiro notes with good aecurll v., or at least ! oj relerci: vtr
Address Tor Catalogue, and state where you read this notice. ...
& HAMILTON & CO ' '
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Cut Out for
It'll trite, DiainoHil, Jrirclrif. ,S'i7
rer ami Silver i'littfd H'tn e.ClorKu
Jtronzeti, Vutlerff, etc, nf the jtnmt
utlttie on In, ffi tr I rvfarttle
of eont. ttur ntoek mutt be closed
out to moke Hiitixfartori; settlement
with the entate of the late John
Stevenmnt.
JOUX STEFEXSOX'S SOXS,
93
Market Street,
54 WOOD ST., -
-WHOIMALX-
OFFER THEIR STOCK OF '
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
FOR AUTUMN,1874.ATVEKYL6wpjiICES
September luth, IS74. wS-Sui
Tlie oldest ami mos, reliable Institution
for obtaining a Mercantile ' docation. For
Circulars write to P. IM'KKA SOS.
w22-Sra eom Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Reference
93
Vittsburah.
- PITTSBURGn, Pa!
GILES!
IODIDE OP AMMONIA
Cures Neuralgia, KaceA. he, Ilheiimatlsiu,
limit, 1 looted Peet, Chilblains, fsoro
Thioat, Ki.vsipt lHs, Uruiscs and W'oumts
ot eer.v nuture in mini or animal. The.
reuiaikwble cures this rented v has etlvet
ed clas-H it as one of the most important
and valuable remed.es ever discovered for
the cure auJ relief of pain.
"The sulcus m my leu hand were eon.
tiiu tcd tioui an old alnrexs, drawing the
lingers into tho palm of tha hand, Jt ap.
plied lilies' I.iniuiem Iodide of Ammonia,
It relaxed them so that I can straighten
my ringers and uae mv hands." B. Me
Dennett, 4-J W. Kt St., . y,
liillV'ktiv
I hoiestile AKunta, tk. il Ari-h St., Phlladcl-
41-4t,
For Sa'e ;it Snferlor I.inul tt (.'. S'to,.-.
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