the depul v of either, or nn.r oilier person,
shall RlVlx the seal of any court to any nat
xirnlir.ation paper, or pm-mit the Bainnto lie
limited, or give wut, or rtiiso or ruiit
mi h natural! nation paper tn be given nut
ill blank, whereby It may be fraudulently
used, or furnish a naturalisation certificate
to any person who shall not have been du
IT examined mid iwnni in open court, in
the presence of Home of the Judges thereof,
aoordlnir to the act of Congress, or shall
nid in, connive at or in atiy way permit
the Issue of any fraudulent naturalisation
eortlficato, ho shall be guilty of a niisde
meanur or If any one shall fraudulently
use any auch certificate of naturalisation,
knowing 1lit it wm fraudulently Issued,
r shall vote or attempt to vote thereon, or
if any one shall vote or attempt to vote on
any certificate of natnrslirstion not Issued
to him, he shall be guilty of misdemean
or; and either or any of the persons, their
atdora or abettors, rbtind guilty of either of
the in I "demeanor aforesaid, shslllm fined
In a sum not ex ceding one thousand dol
lars, and imprisoned in the proper pohi-
tentlary tor a period not exceeding three
years.
8ko. 21, Any person who, on oath or af
firmation, in or before any court in Oils
State, or officer authorised to administer
oaths, shall, to procure a certificate of nat
nraliMttinn for himself or any other person,
wilfully depose, declare or am rm any mat
ter to le fset, Vnowtnir the same to be false
or shall in like manner deny any matter
to bo fact, knowing tho saiuo to be true,
shall be deemed guilty of perjury; and
any certificate of naturalization 'issued in
pnasuance of any such deposition, declara
tion or affirmation, shall be null and void;
and it whall be the duty of the court issuing
the same, upon proof 'being made bofore it
that it was fraudulently obtained, to take
immediate measures for recalling the same
for cancellation ; and any person who shall
vote or attempt to vote 'on any paper so
obtained, or who shall in any way aid In,
connive at or have any agency "whatever
in the issue, circulation or use of anv
fraudulent naturalisation certificate, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon con viol ion thereof shall undergo an
imprisonment of not mure than two years,
and pay tlae not more than one thous
and dollars, for every such offense, or
either or both,, at the discretion of tho
court, " - f ' .
. " NOTICE TO BBTURN JUDOKS. .
Election officers will take notice that by
the provisions of the tilth section of "a fur
ther supplement to the act regulating elec
tions In thin commonwealth," above quot
ed. Return Judaea living within twelve
miles of the Prothnnotary 's office, or with
in twenty-four miles, if their residence lie
in a town, village or city, upon the linn of
a railroad leading to the county seat, are
required to delivor returns of "election to
Uie Prothonotary of theounrt of eumoinn
pleas before ii o'clock p. m , of the day af
ter the election, and ail other judges are
required to deliver returns to Raid Pro
thonotary hy la o'clock, m., of the second
day after the election. ' . ...
UiVen under my hand, at my' office. In
Tionesta, this ah day of October, in tho
yearofour Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-five, and in the one
hundredth year of the independence of
meu miea niaics.
26 4t T. J. VAN 0JIESEN, Sheriff.
Kstate Notice.
Estate of George S. Biggins, late of
Harmony Township. Forest county, da
ceased. All persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having legal claims
against the same, will present them with.
out aolay in proper order for settlement,
to jamiv) miijt luitAr, isxecuior,
or, MILES W. TATE, , ,
22 6t .at Tionesta, Atty.
IMate Notice.
Estate of John Pice, late of Kingslev
township, Forest county, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estatesre request
ed to make. immediate payniont, and those
Having legal ciiums against the same, will
present mem wuuoui uoiuy in proper or
der for settlement, to - i
WTl.TTiir n iili i Til i
' ASjumiA. Hi lien lu, I t- k
HEIBKKT BURHKNN 'Executors.
or, MILES W. TATE, Atty. 224t
Administrator's Notice. '".
Letters of administration on the estate
of Frederick Ulassner, late of Green
Township, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, notice is hereby given
..id. jmimjiig Mill n 1111 bU-JUmmVOV IIIUISUI.
. ed to said estate are required to make ini
mediate payment of the same, and those
having claims against said ertute will pre
sent tham properly authenticated for set
tlement. . i. W; ULAKK,
Administrator.
Tionesta, Pa., Aug. 25, 1875. : j 20 6t
Register's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Wm. R.
Coon, Uuardian ot Win. J. Armstrong,
tlliniir elli I ll rf Win IrtnBlMiiriiliuiaaBwl
has filed in the Register's office in and for
ine uounty or f orest, at Tionesta, his final
SeCOUIlt U U miorilian rt I ! . a.i mlmn
and that the same will be presented to tho
Orphans' Court of said County for con
firmation and allowance on the fourth
Monday of September next, at the Court
nouse at uonesta, in tlieoounty aforesaid,
I LSI. CLAitK, Kegister,
j lonesta, Aug. is, iw.a.
T1IF ISRYTM, STliATTO.V k SMITH
MEADVILLE. PA.
Hend for Circular and Specimens of
i-iain ana ornamental Penmanship. En
close six cents in BUtmps. No attention
win ue paiu to postal cards or letter with
out autmps. Address, A. W. SMITH
Mead v tile, Pa. 22 2m
SOLDIERS
Disabled by wound, rupture, injury
illuiiuui nf u 1 1 ir L- nil Vi..ti-i...ii ..)(.. l.
. . v. . nUi.v it u . . 'l lll,.l D TT11
titled to pension, and most of those pen
Birch, AVaohiuKtou, 13. C, one of whom
n mi iu .xuiiiiuer ana tuiel
Division in the l'enaion Uulce.J buiug
ine seat or uovernuient, bavo the very
pest tacjiities lor prosecuting these as weL
MM lit h Ml- linvftliliniiliil nlai... I .. t
. " . . . vmilllB, I I1IUI III-
tion freely givou uiion addresaing them,
viivHMiiiK iMwiu. x us ueat oi reiereiR'
given u uesiroo
18
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED
- " ' HK ORIOIMAb '
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OK HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS Poc. 31, 1873,
H n , t : n , m n . ? f .
, MILES W. TATE, Sub Agent.
44 T'onenla, Ps,
TP A O The choicest in the world
I m porters' prices largest
cowauy iu . America staple article
pluaaes ever.vbiMly Trade uuiitinually in
creasing. Agunls wanted evorywhere.
Jiuht iudiiriinuiiiM. Don't waste time.
Keut for Circular lo Robbht W tLU, 43
M w.y t., N. Y., I. V. Box it
JOB WORK
DONE AT THE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At tAe towvt eah price, neatly, prompt'
Fy, and in tlyle tnal to that of any
other ettablUhment in the DUtrict.
BUSINESS CARDS;
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARDS.,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
AD MISSION TICKETS, H
MOXTIIXY STATEMENTS,
"svOv . ENVELOPES
BILLHEADS,
LETTERHEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS, .,
P.0 8 .T E R S
. 1 . .:
DODGERS,
I . ;
HANDBILLS,
..V .
LABELS,
6HIPHNG TAGS, Ac.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail-
. way, ana uuiiaio, uorry &. ntts
"burgh R.' R. ' " ; ' ' '
ON AND AFTER Monday, May ,24,
l7fi. trains will run an follows 1
STATIONS. Northward.
Southward 1
Ms. I N N.
a m p tn
p m p m p m
am
6:2(1
4:23
Si: 10
Pittsbnrah :2T.l 8:Sn
ftfint B:M 0:10
W Penlunc :4.' 4:M lO:
7:S1
4:15
Kittannlng 10:'.':t ,V0s!M::t
7:11
1:1
R. irkJunrlltlH fl:(KH2:47
n:lKH UilO
MradvHendll:)! B:I7 1:0K
fi:4.
l:iV
1:50
Parker n-. :S7
ntoni
i:(tftll0
Cinlenion 12:411 7: till
4:'
12:lt)ll:.rn
Hcrubgrass 1:.K) 8:1!. 4:110
,1:41 i 1I:;U). 10:85
2:.W'IO:4ll hl0
2:aiil0;00 8:13
Franklin 2:14 :Hll r:07
Olltlty . 3:(HI t:50 11:15
w
Oleopo'il"
Eagle ItiM
7:4;i
8:(KI
ll:5S
ll:W
1. J.ivV
Tionesta . . 4:4ii
Ttdlouto tl:0fi
8:
lt':4ti
9 15
7:45
Irvlneton 7:2U
11:40
Ko Danville
dsn
H:14
10:01
I:;
t:02
8:10
7:08
H:l;l
5:00
3:34
12:20
Tituaville
4:10
10:6.".
7::w:
8:52
12:0
Corry
6:31
fl:.r7
11:10f
Mavville
10:87
P:S5
6:0.5
Buffalo
:I6
1:10
p. iu
p. m
a. in
). m
Trains run bv Pliilndelnhia Time.
DAVfD MoCAltGO. Geu'l Sun't.
J. MORTON MALT,,
Oon'l Passenger A Ticket Agent. .
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday Mnv
1, 1870, Trains arrive nt and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washlnton aud
Liberty street, as follows: . r
AKK1 V E.
Mail Train, L30 ami Fast Line. 12.12 a
m j Well's accommodation No. 1, 6.20 a m
Ilrlnton accommodation No 1, 7.50 a m
Wall's acoommotlation No 2, 8.55 a m Cin
cinnati express 9.20 a m ; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 am; Braddoclt's ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 p m s Pittsburgh
express .ju p m; I'aciuc express l.SU p 111 j
Willi's accommodation No R, 2.35 p m;
Homewood accommmlation No 1,9.55 pm;
Wall's nccommodation No 4. 5.50 n m ;
i M-iiuon aonommooaiion no a, i.iu p mi
. i 1 1 . , . '
uy x-nssvilgcr lu.u p m. .
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a m : Paelflo ex
frees 2.40 m ; Wall's accommodation No
, 6.30'a m ; Mall Train 8.10 a m ; itrliiton s
accommmlation 1 1.20 a m t ilrnddock's ac
commodation No 1,5.10 p oi Cincinnati
express p m i wan s accommodation
.- x, 11.91 a. mt jonnstown aooommortatlon
4.05 n m i lioiuewnod aiwuiniiKMlntinii No
1, 8.50 p m; Philadelphia express 3.50 p m;
Wall auooinmodation No3.3.05t mi Willi's
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p'm j Fast Line
.w p m ; nan s rvoo, ii.uu p m. '
The Church Trains leave Wall's Btatlon
every Sunday at 9.05 a. in., reaching Pitt-
ourgn at ui.oc a. m. lUiturning leave ntts-
Durgn at 12.50 p. mn aud arrive at Wall'i
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves tUilw SoutTi
em oxpress daily except Mou Jay. .AlLoth
er Trains daily, except Sunday. . t
f or lurtnor lntormatutn apk4o
. W. H. BfcCTvWmi. Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex'-
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponslhility to One Hundred loIlai val
ue. . All lie gage exceeding that a mint
in vaiue win i at tho risit or tne ;ner,
unless tuium oy special oinwun,
- v i A.4. CASSAJ . ,j
Goncral Superintendent. Altoons Pa.
PI1TSDURGII, ToV.
ThS following lUtAnihror'oa rnl v tart
wi uur unmount kmmk 3 ..,-'
Mujszle-LoadUur Rifles, full or half stock
ftli, bin 1 ...f f .
V Cl, BIHI SO.
' IOUril Rif1 HTlHVirit a.ina alrlini.
and under, or side by slde,and 'at all prices
fimirln-RnrAl Ahrtf. Onna Ai. yaw
boys 1 cheap safe and durable. AU prices
J.3.50 to $a oai:h. - ... .
Double B aurel Shot G uns.
Our fifty different styles, made of Iron,
Loudon Twist. laminated Steol or Damns.
cue Barrels, finished In the best and latest
style, all sixes, for men and boys, at prices
raiwing from f8, f 10, fl5, U0 f25, 3o, $40,
PISTOLS.
in variety from (1.00 to $8.00.
EEVOLVE118.
4, 5, 6. or ? h hooters, of every kind, at all
I . Aj! ns a. aV. if- -
BREECH-LOADING RIFLES.
Winchester Improved 18 shooter. Best
long range gun in the world. Price only
Sharp's f'elebratod Breech-Loading Rl
flea only $10 each.
Remington Breech-Loading Rifles at
loesi laetory prices. ...
Wieaeon'B and Stephen's Pocket Rifles
using metal, cartridges, at 12, 15 aud 18.
Breech-Loading Shot Guns.
The DextAr Kinirla 1Wr1 Ttriw.h Tarl
ing Shot Gun, using Brasssholls price $20,
nicpneiiB- is. I,. hlngloUun, $10.
Double Barrel Breech Loader.of Moore'
T 1 i.r ilmI ... .
I'tnui m ttshiiiiii s, ureeuen s, uii'narus ,
Scoot' h i and ottier tine makos, at all prices,
iroui .u w ajoo eacii.
Saul for Price List to
j. ii. .loiissmY,
: GREAT western gun works,'
285 LIBERTY STREET,
lTrrsBuiiGii. pa!..
and state that saw this advcitiHCiiient ii
THK FOIIBST ItKPmiLICAN.
TlUK NOTK'K I will liliv nr trarln fn
Army Ritlt.C'urbines, Revolvers, die. For
prices see uautingue.
Orders bv fnail rtx iilv nriiumf utli.l..n
Uoods sent by express to any point C. O,
v., u or exuiniueu DO lore palu lor, whe
requested. . 4(i tf
LOTS FOR SALE
IN THE
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. G SICKLES,
7, Nassau 8t., New York City,
: .' i i i " i i ' :
(frfyij A WEfc'K guaranteed to Male and
11 huuiale agents, in their looallty,
osts nothing to try it. Particulars Free.
P. O. Vii kery Co., Augusta, Me. 1:2-U
r .
Immense deduction
. f , V ' ' 1 K ti-,1, I :, ,1 i ; . , 1
t
A.t the Wholesale and Retail
S. HAMILTON fc CO., 77 6T?
r
f -
7Q ; ""7; ' r
----- j: ) v
j?' '.,.OT,At ; t ...... ,
: ' OUR MOTTO IS AND HAS BEEN
QUICK S ALEJS AND SMALL PROFITS
Our businoss .is exclusively PIANtXS and ORGANS, which enables us to give'our
hole time and attention to this exclusive trade. Thus where other dealers sell from
I V A w f lrtulsitm&itM A r A 1- . . m I - - & iV .
j.... .i 1 "", ,ir vol- very nnon ejiwi tnese ll um hers tn a Ring e
S'nd2S !"'tweT bottcjrjru'-J to aellatlo percent profit on cost, than they canal
Kverv Imttriimnnl m n ...ii . jt
na i .ii u "
ns nvorably to all who see them. We have
mn'K.0. Piit".f7'rfr,1? '' They are not some new Organ, the growth of a few
r?.'1 1 W rlmI,,e n'.,,e', t,,ttl Bro "nalantly adding every meritorious im-
rn.. i.V.1 rZ. Wr "V "T'm i,""ll,n"
iroAnulaclured for Twntv.flm vm u.iiti.
ot..... k . . '. ............ , vivuii,,, inviur tx rarjey veiesies
v.rL.ns nuye Dccn mamilaxHurnd over Twenty years. And now for tho nnr
iroaucing uiein more thoroughly throughout all too emntry towns or tho State, wo
0 ,m .1 ""T u"d verT btyy 'ontrm u. for large numbers of them, which we pro
pose to sell on their merits, and without the sssistance or AOKNTS lilt M IDDLIO MKN
Jli iK t . P!I" TTr t,,e Ucn"m oreommissliiiia and wholesale discounts, we are thus
enabled to oiler thtso Organs at tho .Pillowing prices, nt which wo shall sell for a short
.:. CAJITXKT
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, Regular Price,' $Uo.00 at $ SJ.ou
DJ " ... ; " i loo.UUat UUJX)
" 6 , " 105.00 at 95.00
...-, v. FULL It ES OX A NT (JAStESi. 1
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, Regular' Price, 165.00 at 95.00
0 ' " ' " , 175.00 at 100.00
! " " ,6:; ;'! "'. ' "' ". .. m.ooat 105.00
l sets Reeds 6 ,,' ,". Vox Humana " - 215.00 at 125.00
: , . ... ... 8 " Viola " 275.00 at lGO.oo
These Organs are all Solid Walnnt. Panel In rr
ther saw-dust mouldings nor cheap brass trinkets are used on these instrumciitMevVry
thlng la of the Very beat, and are all fully warrauted lor five j earn. "
THK BRADBURY
WILL BE SOU "AT THE
The above are strictly cash prices, lint If
or soml.annnal payments win be taken at an advance oT 10 er iviil. per milium on the
above price. Persons ordering by letter can dejiend on the mo4t careful selection be
ing made. If the cash price be sent with tho ordur. the instrument will be shinned bv
freight, if not aocompunied with thecal, the Orgnn will iMsliipiMxl by Kxmcss C O
D. If time be desirod, we require notes with good sccui Ity, or at least giiodrelerWcee'
Address Tor Catalogue, and state wherc.you read this notice.
S. HAMILTON-.fe
febl714m -
Havlinr completed thtt i(t ration
t of our Ktore room, ive would re
Hpertultjf announce that ire have
, : reoenei. i t.,
'f We have arranged our Store with
' a view to the eotivenietire ot'cuntom
. em, and to necnre ej-jtetlition in alt
branrhen of our busincHX.
Our Stock will be new through.
, out, embracitHj all the'lutent noeel
tirtt in t ine Jewelry, Watrhen, A'tl
ver Ware and Fancy Goods.
liy attention, to customer, in
ducement in, pricen,aud adherence
to thigh standard of quality, we
hope to merit a contiuuauce of the
inttronaae heretofore so liberally
entawed.
JOHN STE VEy SOX'S SOXS.
itt Market Street, I'ittaburyh, 1'a.
ZMZ'EIIjIRO'Y"
54 WOOD ST., "
WHOLESALE
OFFKU TtlEIR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
FOR A.TJTTJMN, 1H74,
rn.it. mui
-JMnf wmmn, ni I frr4s4 tvl ttt
I tvi
tSyruo sviitl Pill, which I Kuarusl mm tat&lUUf ur
fet Fia i& UU. LiiuM. Uak. llwi lmba Horroat. ltd-
tfly, UluJ, oUt IL It Ik UBktto di.s. bum to, Uil
.n-lEMt,M(ttUA.l'. lIp-T.H,rnchnu.t;Ltijfc-tIuwBV.r.cT.
n.ti.buiitil. littfri,N.Y.K-Io Peiwm.I'fllkt'tumh,
I hi!svv AiiotAsttaaatiWTit l.ttt tt-t.rtiiUJnrext'l-i
$Utj 1'jLRtfiM A miazuntoa'mt is. ttiO Iff warvTforM i v.
tui.UiMaasiMtjiirwiii.iJstsfiMsifwtsJiijtAviBA 4n'j-t
yy. i r i . ,, , . .;
Tla liepublicari OlHce .
T7"EEPS constantly on hand a large as
XV sortment of blank Ieods, Mortgagus
Kubcnas, Warrants, Suminons, Vc. to
bo sulii cheap Ibr casU
I
to Suit the Times! !
.. i . , . 1
Piano and Organ Emporium of
AVE.,:PITTSBURGH, PA
. .
airem ror us, as tuey invanatily Introiluco
sold and in uso .
miign s t orn hlnsl Ion Organ have been
ti.a..ai.i.M.i 11.....1. i.-i. . .
HA SWX
Ot DECKER PIAH08
SAME BATES OK PIHCOUNT.
desired by the purchaser, either tmortarlv
77 JTifth Avenue. lUtburh. lv.
'esc IDICKISOT,
" PITTSBURGH, PA.
AND NOTIONS
AT VERY LOW P I ICFS
w2o-:tiu
The eldest and most reliable institution
for obtalning-a Mercantile (Ideation. Kor
Circulars write to P. bVVV A MO.N8,
m-am eom Pittsburgh, Pa
UliVHTOMl I)IN1NUUOOMh7
203 Liberty St., - . Pittsburgh Pa
IP. U. miMfHOX, Proprietor.
MBAI.H AT ALL llOl lt.
TRANSIENT CUSTOM SOLICITED.
TOJ1 WORK neatly ex oouted at thinolhof
-- .1 i uu-iuiiau m rules.
CLOTHING!!
llrNt lu(ht!
ItentTInkct
VHt
The rpiestlon In Ihese hard times Is not
only "What shall wo do for grub to ciitT"
"WJ I VAi 10W I Tl I A 1.4
SHALL WE BEJ CLOTHED r
It is a notorious dirt that in most town
and cities louud about us, clothing miulo
to order Is not sold in accordance to tho
depreciation nf other necessaries of life.
There is. however, nn hiiiioriiblc excep
tion to this rme in the person of
X. WISK, Mcrchiutt Tailor,
TIDIOUTE, PA.,
Who mnkes clothing of the very lH'Stkind,
tits guaranteed, Iroin
25 to 30 Per Cent. Below
the prices of other dealers in this part or
tho country.
WHY IS THIS THUS?
Rci -anse 1st, Mr. Wise pays no largo fig
ures for rent, as ho owns 'the building liir
s-euples. id, he doesn't pay a cutter
f lMi) to $ UXMI a year, but diM's his own cut
ting, and is not excelled In this line in
Western Pennsylvania. 3d, ho buys
cloths for cash, thus getting a reduction on
ordinary rates. 4th he sells for cash, mid
thus has no bnd debts tn mnke up.
The fare is iVm. from this place to Tld--loute,
and at the present time, you can go
up In the lunriiing and back at S::KI, hav
ing three hours in Tidimitc to select your
goods and leave your orders.
Hive him a trial, and you will not only
save money, but will get perfect tits, anil
any style or quality of cloih you want.
nemcmber.th(namo and place,
7 ly N. WISE, Tldloute, Pa.
WATER? CONCERTO & ORCHESTRAL
ORCAN8 ,ke lntfst bcaulirul m
ever mnde. T h 4'4sj
II I O am) OIK II t.Hm
1IUI. "TO wn ir,:k, ttvnt
vr pl&ced In Any Or
.fRntt, I 'l r.;ir..l., J !. mm
rnllnrljr voiced, - F.r-
:''' f w mo.vr
lilt IttllMUmilMII I,
' IIIIIIX., .il,fV tl.
i ii tiiiix diii nts
roin u at "i:iti. if orgamsi
an brat made m 'k- " sinies.
WATERS'
NEW SCALE ,
PIANOS.
Jkm a;rBvt jpv
lns:lnsr I
ma Skit inuderu ImprevemeiiiM.
4m mr lk4 best I' rnulii, 1 hr.
Organs ami flnnm mr warranted fw
yuan, l"rlcc oairemely low far
cash nr pan rash, itn.( balnnrs im
monthly m qnnrlrrly payments.
be.udband likstrnments taken St
xrhanga. ii It V. A 'i' INUHtl:.
NKSJ1M to I 1 IIAOl:. AUKItTS .
VANTi:it every Hy ami (Jraniy
tn tkt II. M. mil ( hiimb. A large dlM
Canntto7lfrt,iiSir-,'Art, AiWl,iMi)B
m. He. II 1 1 sm.in i rATtl.m.l KS UAll.XO.
IIOIIAt K Ut'li lll MIS),
4C1 Brsadwar and 4s .Uercer tM M. T.
Testimonials of Waters' Pianos":inJ
Organs.,
"Waters' Cmicerlo Parlor Organ pos
kckhcs a bcniitilul and peculiarly soil tono.
Tho Concerto Mop is, without doubt, tho
best ever placed in any. organ. It Is pro
duced by nn cxlrii irt of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, 'from wldi-h the ellect is motit
charming, and its imitation of the huinait
Voice is superb. Kor sweetness of tono
and orchesiral ctlccls it lias .no cijual."
X. Y. Timet.
' The Concerto 1'iiilor Organ 'in some
thing entirely new ; it is a beautiful parlor
ornament, pinesses a swiH't and power
ful tono Is a most coniur.-iidiihlc Inven
tion and holds a hitih placa in tibl;c( fa
vor." ..V. V, Arming Jtnt,
As Ohciikktha in tiik rAiu.ott. The
orclicstrul organ is tlio luinie of a new reed
organ recently announced by Horace Wa
ters A .Sun. Tho instrument tnkes this
nnmo from its recently invented orches
tral stnp. The voicing of this is peculiar,
producing the ctlect ol a lull sweet con
tralto voice. Its tlnest effect is produced
when tho slops sre drawn, so that an or
chestral cttcct is given. The esse is tinirjiie
and makes a handsome, articlo of fiuul
turo.' -Y. 1. Ann.
The Waters Pianos are known ns among
the very best. Wo are enabled to speak of
the ho instruments with eonliilenco, from
personal knowledge. .V. 1". KruunrliMt. .
a-ly
Dr. .1. AViiller'u i r.m. I. vin.
Cfjnr ISitteiS mo a purely VpRrtubl
mcpmaiioti, iiuido cliiclly from tho na
tive ticrlis found on tho lower mug-os o(
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Cullfnr
nia, tho medicinal properties of nliich
aiu extracted thcrclioiu witlumt the usa
of Alcohol. Tho iitiestion Is iilmut
'daily tutked. "W lmt is the cause of tl
unparalluled success of Vixkuak Uit-
TKHSf" Our answer is, that they rcinovo
tlio causo of disease, nnd tho patient rc
covers his health. Thoy nro tho gieaS
blood purillcrniid a lil'e-givins principle,
a poil'uct Kcuovalor and Invigilator
of tlio B.vstcin. Novcr before in tlm
history of the world lww a iiicdicino been
coniKiiiiiilcd poiscHsing tho rcmarkiililii
quulaiiiH nf Vinkiiak ISiTTKits ill IhmiIius tlio
Bick of every iliseuso niiiu i.i heir to. They
nru s puntlo PuiriiUvo an well as a Timio.
relieving Conco-tum or Iulluiiiuiiilion of
the Livur and Viscurul Organs iu Iiiliou
UlUt'OSU
The jiropoi tles of Dn. Wai.kku's
VixtaAu lin-i KHS are Aperient. Diaphoretic,
Carminutivo. Sutritioufl, laxative. Diuretic,
Sedative. Cuuuter-lrrituut ijuUoriljc, AlU;ra
tire, uud Anti-Iiilious.
n. II. JhlKHALD A: CO..
I'niRinirt. ami (en. Alts., San Frani-iwyi. Ci'.r.imli.
uid uur. is w uliuistua and rhurlluii Sin.. N. V.
Sola by sit UruKttUU uU p.l.i,.
A 1)iy,1':,UTIrtKlts Hon,i '-agents' to Tico.
fZ , ,1'"" d Co., 41 Park How, N. .,
lor their iMghtv-pago Pamphlet, showing
cost ot udvcrisfiig. 1 ' i;j ix n