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-WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEI7. !7, 186.
Republican National Ticket.
, ' ' ronrREsjDENT
HUTIIERFORD B. II A YES,
of Ohio.
, FOR VICE PIUCSIDFNT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York.
ELECTORS.
AT 1A ROK
BENJAMIN HARMS BREWSTER.
JOHN W. CHALFANT.
1. JOTrN WELSH,
2. HENRY P-lKSTOX,
3. CHRISTIAN J. HOFFMAN,
4. CHARLES THOMPSON JONES,
5. EDWIN H. FITLEU,
: . JOKKTII W. RARNARD,
.7. BENJAMIN SMITH,
8. JACOB KNABB,
9. JOHN Ti. WARFEL,
10. JOSEPH THOMAS,
11. ARIO PARDEE,
12. LEWIS PUGHE,
13. EDWARD S. 81LLTMAN,
14. WILLIAM CALDKR,
15. MILES L. TKACY,
16. 8. W. STARKWEATHER,
17. DANIEL J. MORRELL,
18. JEREMIAH LYONS,
10. WILLIAM HAY,
20. WILLIAM CAMERON,
21. J. B. DONLEY,
22. DANIEL O'NEILL,
23. WILLIAM NEEB,
24. ANDREW B. BERCJER,
. 25. SAMUEL M. JACKSON,
20. JAMES WESTERMAN,
27. W. W. WILBUR.
-REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
. v . ' For Congross,
.GEN. HARRY WHITE,
' of Indiana County.
' For Stato Senator,
"." JAS. GREEN
Subject to action of tho district conferees.)
1 For Assembly, ' "
! JJ 15. AO NEW. . ;
. For DistrictJAttorney,
. R D. IRWIN. '
For Coroner,
W. C. COBURN.
For Jury Commissioner,
P. V. MERCILLIOT.
Ti Idea's -Answer, pep Slnnott.
Judge Sionott, in behalf of Governor
'Tilden, and doubtless under his 'irec
ion, has, at length, made answer to
the charges of the N. Y. Times again 3t
the great "reform", candidate for Pres
ident. It took about as long to make
op a defence against these charges as
.it did ;to Juakc 'his letter of acceptance
: reafl ea s tto suit both the hard and
soft-money wings f his party. The
letter of explanation covers several
columns of our largo dailies, and wo
. Iiave not room in our columns to give
-even a synopsis of it. We give, how
ever, an extract from the Pittsburgh
jazeltevtlucli will doubtless aiake the
" -matter clearer to our readers than Mr.
Tildeu inleudcd to make it:
On it charge of fraud and perjury
in 186i, Mr. Sianott makes a detailed
answer. He denies that Tilden ren
dered an itemized account for drawing
certain mortgages and other legal pa
pers for the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago railror.d, and which he
dated in 1862 and denies that ono of
'the- papers so dated was drawn by Mr.
Tilden at all, but claims that a lump
charge was male for prior eervices,
those mentioned being included. The
Gump charge of $25,000 made .and re.
. ceived in 18(32 is, then, admittsd-; and'
"the .fact that an important part of the
. . wor-k -was done in that year is uudis
, .pitted. Now if he didimportactwork
, for that company in previous years,
could he not ha-ve stated it, and also,
why he left a large bill to accumulate,
itill it aggregated $55,000 before he
collected it? Is that his way of doing
business? As against tho fact that he
did important work in 1862, and re
ceived pay to tho amount of $25,000
that year, we have simply the asser
tion, which can bo admitted without
lessening tho force of the general
charge, that he did not perform one
item of the work charged, and the fur
ther assertion, which has nothing to
back it, that he did work before 1862,
.for which he was paid in tho year
named. We eubmit that as all the
items shown wero admitted the work
of 1862 ; and as the nature of the ser
vice forbids the presumption that ho
'had. done anything of moment before,
tthis part of tho defence fulls. lie did
important work in 1802, and was paid
. $25,000 that veer. So much is admit
ted. It ii claimed that ho did work
previously, but no iteu3 of evidence
;ire given. Thus wo hold that this
,; item htauds unbroken.
Jt is not donied that he -received
$5,000 from the Cumberland Coal
Company, Juue 14, 1862, but tho claim
is made, "if anjfl,inj wan rece'iced" .it
waa for an obi account. What old ac
count? A defence of character, to
amount to anything, .must bo specific.
Thfs is not, and lieucevo assume that
tho charge is in all respects true. The
.most desperate resort to this "previous
ervice" pica, however, is uiado in the
'Jme Haute Kuilroad case. JIo could
- NV. K. DUNN . . . -
not, of course, get behind his oath, ns
to the receipt ; but ho does ignore tho
essential features of tho sworn papor,
put in as a defcuco in that caso, where
in he rocitcs, as though drawn in 1862,
a long list of legal papers, and this
vast work is ofiored as a justification
of the charges made, tho receipt of
which is acknowledged. 1 urthcr than
that, as declared by tho New York
Times : "It was in march, 1862, that
tho railroad was sold at public auc
tion to Samuel J. Tilden and others,
nominated as a Purchasing Committee;
it was in June of the same year that
the formal conveyanco of tho Trustees
and Master Commissioners wero effect
ed ; it was in June that tho certificate
of corporation of tho new company was
filed and its directors appointed ; it
was iu Juno that the new board, of
which Mr. Tilden was f member, held
its first meeting and referred certain
important resolutions to its counsel,
Samuel J. Tilden, and it was at vari
ous dates in the same year that tho
final deeds of trust were executed, tho
distribution of new bonds effected, and
the "reconstruction" job wound up,
very much to the profit of Samuel J.
Tilden," In. brief, he "earned" as
well as received, his $20,000 in 1862.
The paper ol'Sinnott denies that ho
received iu 1862, any moneys from the
Chicago and Northwestern Company ;
but it does not deny that he "earned 1
such moneys. The 1,000 Dalance
Dry Dock Company receipt is admit
ted. It has been discovered, since the
first charge was made of ovcrreceipta,
in 1862, that he received that 3'ear,
from the Union Pacific llailroad,
$25,000, -though npt yet certainly
known hen earned. Ut general
income in"3G2, from interest, divi
dends, and the like, he had 812,000--against
which deductions could not
exceed $6,500. Taking all the items
not squarely answered, as - pood, and
allowing all that are clearly denied,
and adding in tho two additional
items mentioned, and we have this
result; - Total receipts for 1862,
$111,000. Amount sworn to $7,118.
It will be noticed that with the ex
ception of two items, totally denied
and allowed, tho only pica made is,
that whU-e he received $76,000, all this
money except $7,118, was earned pre
viously to 1861. . This U the entire
defence. To put it t differently, ho
claims, that while he had of collecta
ble debt, resulting from previous
practice, $76, 000, which ho actually
collected in 1862, that during that
year, with all its activities, and with
Ibis increasing . reputation, ho only
made, net,- ,llo. this is precisely
what the defense amounts ' to. Does
any sane man believe it? Is thero
enough plausibility in it to deserve a
mojuent'a credit? !
Western Correspondence.
LpxE Rock, ErciiLAN Co. Wig., )
. Sept 21, 1876. j
Ed. Ukpueucax:
it is rainl rain !
and then more rain ; iu fact water has
fallen one half the Jime for the past
two weeks and the cousequenco is that
grain stacks aro getting quite green
and farmers arc afraid that they will
sustain a heavy loss by the wet weath
er. The cry of grasshoppers that, i3
heard all along the line of tho fron
tier States is at present coming home
to us, for this great scourge id at pres
ent only seventy miles northwest of
us, but have not 83 yet crossed the
Mississippi, and according to reports
times are looking rather blue, iu tho
districts where those pcst3 have pass
ed over, 'fhey have visited Minnie
sota and evidences of their work can
be 6een five mile3 from fit. Paul. They
are coming incomforlably near this
locality, and as they have never come
to this State it is to ho hoped that they
will keep at a proper distance.
During a Fair held at Mineral
Point this State on the 8th inst., the
rrronr t rr
his lifo by over exertion, having just
trotted three one mile heats and drop
ped down .lead before the judges stand.
This is a heavy loss to the owner, as I
learn that he refused fifteen thousand
dollars for the animal.
A great rush is now being made
over our Western Railroads to the
Centeunial Exhibition at Philadelphia
for now the Western mn has sold his
stock, securod his crops, and can leave
home ; and many of the farmers that
have never been farther Fast' than
Indiana, inteud to havo a' good time
or "bust," wo rather expect tho ' latter
will be the final res Jit. ;
We have not to this date bocn visi
ted with any frost and nil crops are
out of the way of cool ' nights, cvm ms
ripe and some of the farmers havo
commenced husking their cropa and
all claim that tho com crop of Wis
consin is as good as any year for fif
teen years; and fifteen to twenty cents
is all that it. is worth in market at
present. Oats U worth lii'teeu cents
per budhul ; Wheat eighty cents, and
other produce in proportion to the
above.
I would also meiitiou that tho sup
porters oT Tilden and Hendricks are
nearly as scarco as angel visits in this
locality. "
More anon, N. 13. Hood. "
, air t .j
It is determined by the, adminis
tration that cuough troops shall bo
sent into the Southern States to protect
all who wish to peacefully cast their
ballots in the Presidential election.
If the Democracy il) "not 'compel .a
conflict by the uso of violcnco, there
will be no interference whatever by
tho soldiory, iu their affairs. . But if
violcnco and disorder aro practiced
thoso taking the initiative will bear! tho
consequences. It is utterly useless
for the Democracy to cry down tho
purposo of tho President in this re
spect. If they wish to havo a peace
ful election, this will secure it., If
they aro determined to resort to vio
lence, the country will sustain the
President in repressing it. , So far, as
tho mere presenco of troops iu cities
where the elections aro being held is
concerned, we havo it at the North
nud think nothing of it; nor would
the Democracy care for thorn, did they
houestly intend to respect the laws?
This is tho situation sjb it really
stands. '
SQUARE GRAND PIANOS
Retailed at Wholesale Prices.
SOOOfor $230. .
$650for $300. i
$700 for $300. : j '
800forS330.
(I
MENDELSSOHN" PIANO CO,
' 4 . .EHTBL'CK '. ' . ...
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Only Ono Price for C;lt, and a low ono.
J ' ' ' NO DEVIATION. , ., '
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We pK-o no discount. ' . '''"
Wo iny no agents' commissions! 'which
doublt! the prices of all l'innoa.
Wo look to tho People, who wnntu lirst
class Piano at a fair profit aver cost of
manufacture. We appoint tho People our
agents, and givo them our PianoH h low
a any agent caw buy equally good Piano
of any other manufacturer," giving, the
People, in a reduced price, what i usuall v
expended in commissions, rent, freight,
traveling and incidental exponso.-i. ; , i
The "Medelssohn" Piano Co. can ell
you a 7h octave rosewood ease Piano, 0 foot
10 inches long, with front found -corners,
carved legs, hcrpentine and plinth mould
ings, wklli improvements, including ,
Full Iron Frame, - . i i . - j "
. Over Strung Rasa, . ,
A grallb Tre ble, and ,.,1
FruHch Grand Action,
which ouly cccouapany the -best Pianos of
the most celebrated niakers, at tho very
low prico of ?2."0, or S:ji)0, according
to stylo of -:ise, or with fom- round cor
ners and full agralle for f V0, rturl guaran
tee them in every respect equal to any
Piano made of similar style, or no sale.
Tho "Mendelssohn" Piano is manufac
tured from tho very bent materials, nud
by tho mast skilled and lhii.shed work
men. The manufacture is conducted :by
ono of tho most experienced Piano manu
facturers in the country. This is no new
enterprise, turning out a poor and cheap
piano, made from green wood, and .by
uroeiier mccliauicH. J . .
Our Piano Is unsurpassed by any iu tho
market for its rich and powcifu'l tones,
and its adaptation to ihe human voice in
sympathetic, mellow and singing qualities.
It speaks for itself.
Wo are willing to place it besido anv
other make of Piano on its merits, either
in boauty of case, or excellence of tone,
and "at half the money" of equally good
instruments.
"The best tho cheapest"
Wheu it cowl Uie Jcat money.
All Pianos fully warranted for live yoni s.
Send for our . Illustrated rfhd Poser!p-'
tivo Circular.
. i ,
TUc ".llcnilclssolm" Pi.ino Co., , r '
OfJico of Manufaetorv,
0-11 5ii nitOADWAY, N. Y.
SI iri A Ia I ' N
rACFJETIC SOAP
The Cheapest Soap that can be used 6r
tho following reasons;
1st. One bar will go as far as two of any
other,
-d. Ouly half tho usual rubbing being
required, ihci'0 is a saving of moru
than the. cutiro tost oi' tUo Soap m
labor alone,
lid. The clothes aro made Sweet, Clean
and white 'without Itoiling or Sea til
ing, thus all injury to them is avoid
ed. There is a saving iu fuel and
hard work, and tho washing is dono
iu about half the usual time.
It.ls aii guaranteed under, a penalty of
fifty dollars uoj to injure tho clothes or
hands, anil as one trial will enable jipy
person to .ascertain tiio truth of those
htaloint.nts, iiAvould never ..pay tho - pro
prtct.u- to engage in un extensive tsim
of advertising igid elninf vue.li 'decided
merit for Ida Soap unless he know from
posjtivu tjxpei iunco thai it wou'd prove to
be in evcty respect wiuit is claimed Jbr iU
This is also a superior Soap lor Tpilut
and Shaving imrposes. ' " ' ' .
WAKNKH, K1IODKM CO..
WHQLK.nlALU Fa NOV OliOCKUK, '
Cejieial Agents,
Oil Philadelphia, Pa.
UjTANTFM. Any person can make $o0
a month selling our hittor-oopvmg
lxiok. Any one tluit has a letter to wriio
will buv it. No press or waur UhOd.
Si nd stamp for circular. Kxcclsior i.'o.
17 Tribuiiu lluililing, I'liiciigu, 111. H
IOIJ WOllU neatly cxecuied at Vhiaollloe
at l oa.'sunab' y rnls.
Furniture Kooms !
X ""' J "A ' a
it jf" -Mi y
Tho undi siKoed x-un leavfl to- inform
tho Itizcns of Tionesta, nnd tho public, in
geiier.il. that ho has openod n EIllST
class frn.xtrrrtE stoke, in ids
new building at tho junction of F.lui St.
and the ihili h Hill road, whero ho keeps
on hiitid a large assortment of
F UR-N ITURE,
Consisting in jmrt of .
Walnut Parlor Sets,
' Cliainber S(ts,
Cane Seat Chairs, .
. Wood Scat Chairs,
' Rocking Chairs,
Dining Tables,
Extension Tables,'
MarbloTop Tables,
Kitchen Furniture, '
: llureaus,
1 lodsteads,
Washstniids, "
IiOtlnges,
. Mattrossos,
Cupboards,
IViok Cases,
' Fancy P.raekets, !
I.Ooking (llasses,
Pielu.ro Franiew, aud
II CT IJ H Fl iVtlD.
ALSO,
SASH. cSc DOORS
' always on hand. '
His rooms !(ng large, and weil situat
od ho is prepared to oiler suporior induce
ments to juircliasers. :
('all and examine his stock and prices)
and 1)0 convinced ... ' ' ' i -
JD" Deri a k in G , ;:;
A full assortnient of ,CotTtn,s'aud Caskets
Pintantlv in utoro.' ' ..-..-,
28 ljr i re ! A. IT. 1'ARTtinKlE, .
till 1 IU', MUUM.Mi I IjA,SS.--.i! 1'Hll
urn'wh youViTiployment at which yoh can
nmKO very largo pay, m your o;n locali
ties, without beiug away from homo over
night. Agents wanted tn every town and
-ounty'ti tnkP snhsH-ibers for Tiio Ci-n-teinMal
Iteeord, tho laruest publication in
thc'Uuilud States JH jagos, (i-t columns;
Klegantly Illustrated ; Terms only $1 jier
year. ' TIo Iteeord s devoted to whatever
is of interest connected with' the Centen
Uiaiyoar. Tho Orcat KxJiibition at pliil
adelphia is fully illustrated iw detail, Kv
?rybody wants it. Tho whole people' feel
groat Interest iu their Country's Centen
nial Jiirthduy, and want to know allnbout
it. ' An elegant patriotic "cr.ayoM drawinar
remium picturo is preseiite'd free to each
subscriber. It is entitled, "In renmin
branco of tho Ono Hundredth Anniversa
ry of the Indopcnpenco of tho United
States."- Size! 2HxMU Inches. Anyoneeau
beooino a tuueessful agent, foe litit show
t lit papor and picture and hundreds of
subscribers ara easily otitained . evory
j heroi Tliero is no business that will pay
like this at present. , Wo havo many
agents who aro making as high as 3- per
clay and upwards. Now Is the time; (Isn't
delay. lUimemher it costs nothing to givo
tho business a U'iaL fSotvl for. our circu
lars, terms, and sample copy of papor,
which aro sent free to all who apply: do
It to-day Complete outfit iVee tu' timsc
wlio decido ti e-ngagc, Farmers mid me
chanict, and their uns . iiud daughters
make the verv best of agents. Address,
TIIK CKNTKNNlAli RF.OOKD,
12 0n. l'oi Hand, Maine.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Pittsburgh, TttU8villo &. Buffalo
Railway, and Buffalo, Corrytl
Pittsburgh Railroad.
ON ANU A FTEIl Sunday, July 2, 1S70,
trains will run as follows;
STATIONS. -Northward.
Southward
Ku. I
So. N....V So. So. 4 i.f
pin pm pm ' am pin
2:25 8:-1.1 7:f0 2:;-).r.! G-M)
10:50 0:117 4:: 4:"5
4:M l-A: (:0O U-2-.19 :;
n:2-r) 12:55 r:l.lji!H(l :!:.l,-,
5: JO 1:-H 5:0 1 1 1:117 2:1")
e:15 2:110 -l:2."i 10:14 12:40
r:.-: 2:5" 4:00 lt.;2."i 12:00
7:40 4;1U 8:rt ,.i:42!lO:'y
S;U . :.r2 .(I;Hl' .. to
S:.j0 0:20 2:20 8:2o 8:25
S::tS 10:11 ...... 0:10
...... 0:00 10:20 r:5l
- 0:5."i 0;.V. 5:00
11:50 :(.'S ;;20
1:15 8:2ti ...... 1:40
0:10 (1:27 1:17 7:50 7;5S
10:10 7:55 l:i5 7:10 7:10
(i;13 11:50 ,r.V,
10:51 10:10 4:02
...... l:0,-i 0:55 I2:.'!0
p. ni p. in a. m a. in p. m
.; . i a m
Pittsburuh. 8:u0(
V PennneH);(
Kittanning 10:-I0
It. H'l J unci 1:2-1
Brady Iiendll:l)
Parker 12;12
Fiidenton 12:4s
ScruV.Krnss 1:27
Franklin
2:0:i
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Oil City .
Oleoiois
l'aglo Hock
Tionesta
Tidionto
Irvincton
2: lit
;i:(io:
a:2.-
0:00
Uousevillo
Titusviilo
Oorry ,i
Mavviilo.
Puilals
2:5:i
4: 17
0: 10
j. m
Trains run bv Philadelphia Time.
UAVIO AleCAHOO, Oeu'l Snp't.
J. MOJtTON llAUh,
t icn'l Passenger A Ticket Agent,
UE0. A. PllINCE & CO.
Tiio Oldest, Largest, nnd Most Pot feet
. . MumUactory in tho Unitt d -
' Statos, nearly v - ' '
I
5 6,0 0 0
; t
, Now in use..
No father Musical Instrument evevobtain-
ed tiio sauu'jjopuiurity,
j-fi Send for prico Lists. . . .
Address JlUFl'ALO, X. V,
The fai't of our being the oldest and
largest manufactory in tho United States,
with nearly 50,000 Instruments now iu
use, is a sullicieiit guarantee of our re
sponsibility and the merits of our instru
ments. " . ' ' . .
?';"V : tilCO. A. PHI NCI1! CO,
foil iVolilv of nil kindsdo'nc at this i.r-
I lice ou shoil iiviku,
ORGANS k MELOIDNS
ii. u. Tiiiii:it A: co.
r- ,
WnOT-KSAfjK ,Ss KHTATIi
, Pcalers in
Ifarduni'o, Iroii and ?ih1Im.
Stoves nnd Tinwiirc,
BELTING OF ALL SIZES ,
Constantly on hand, at low prices.
Also Mamufacturers of
sui:i:r n.ox lvoiiK,
Smoke Stacks,! Srcocli
iiifi;, Sheet Iron,
Well Casing, .
&c, tC.
FOUSATiF One Second-hand ten horse
power Woodbcrry .Stationary Iloiler nnd
Kugiuo.
II. G. TINKER & CO.,
OH. CITY, PA.
American fc Foreign
Patents.
' (illiMOltK if CO., Successors to Chip
man, Uosnicr Co., Solicitors. Patents
procured in all countries. No Pees In ad
vance. No charges unless (ho patent is
gianlcd. No fees fur mnkiug prelimina
ry examinations. No additional fees for
obtaining and conducting a rehearing. Ity
a mt'Mtl (Incision of tho t'oiumissioner ii.'i,
rehn-tod ailUuiitiotis may bo revived.
Special attention . given to lnerfersic
Cases beforo tho Patent OIHee, lOxtensions
before Congress, Infringement Suits in
different Slates, and all litigation nptr
tnining to Inventions or Patents. Send
stamp to (iil more A C-a., for panijddet of
sixiy pages.
FjUikI Cases, WarranfM ami
. . .Strip. ;'V :, '
Contesled Land Cases prosecuted before
tho U. S. ie:ieral Land Ollhs' and depart
ment of the Iijtirior. Private Land Claims
Mining ami l're-enip(ion Claims, 'nun
Homestead Cases attended to. Land Scrip
in 40, 80, nnd 10O ncro pieces for side. This
Scrip is assignable, and can bo lucaiod in
the name of tlitf purchaser upon any (iov
evnnvcnt land subject to private entry, at
$ 1. 2i per aero. It Is of equal valuo 'with
Homily Land Warrants. Send Kiainp to
Oilinorc itX!o., for pamphlet .of Instruc
tion., . , ; ' 1
Arrears of Fay fc IJonnty.
Oflleers, Soldiers, and Sailors of tiio lato
war, or their heirs, are in many cases en
titled to money from tho ( iovernment of
which they havo no knowledge.- Write
full history of service, and state amount
of pay nnd bounty received. Lmloso
stamp to Uilmoro ."i'Oo., nnd a full reply,
alter o-amination, will bo given you free.
1'eiisioiiK.
Al) Officers., Ri.ddiiers, and Sailors woun
ded, ruptured, or injured in the lato war,
however slightly, can obtain a pension by
addressing (iilniore Co.
Cases prosecuted by (iilmoie it Co. be
foro the Supreme Court of Hie I'nited
States, the CHft olX'iaiins, and the South
ern Claims t'ommissinti.
I0:u'li4l(f:artiueiit of our business is eon
ducted iu a separate bureau, under charge
of the same experienced parlies employed
by the old .tin 1 Attention to all business
entriisWid to Oilmoro it Co. is thus se
cured. Wo desire to win success by de
serving it.
Address (ilLMOHK t CO., 2! FSiroct,
Washington, I), C. 41tf
IN THE .GREAT SOUTHWEST !
The Littlo Hock and Fort Smith Hail
way Company is Helling, at exceptional
ly low prices and on terms to suit pur
chasers, over
ONE MILLIOftSACRES
of their lnagnihcent grant on evorv side
within twenty miles or their road". Ad
mirably suited fori'productiou of Corn,
Cotton, Grain, Grass, Fruits, and all ether
Korthern;crops. Winters aro mild, per
mitting out-door labor for eleven mouths.
Soil fertile beyond precedent. No grass
hoppers, no f'rought. Special induce
ments for establhhmcntjof manufactories.
Fur circulars, address W. 1). SLACK
Land Commisfh. ncr, Littb Hock, Arkan
sas. 41 4
Theexpei ieneeof live
7PLLS
vc.us nas proven mat
this Compact and re
liablo work of General
Information Is lioitnr
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IMMENSKSALKS,
the numerous
COMMKXDATORY KOTJCFS KLC'P,
And by its uniform
8U0CKS.S WJTII AGFNTS. :
Tho edition of 1S70 lias been
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It contains 150,000 articles, r,000 vmh
engravings and eighteen handsomely osi
graved and colored maps.
Tho work is issued in parts, and a speci
men copy, witJi map, will 1st sent to any
addresu, treo of postage, for twenty cents.
BAKER, DAVIS & CO., Publishers,
Siicce.sHor to T. Klwood 'Ml.)
'Xb.l7 and 10 South Sixth Street,
i-tf PllILADIOI.i'ATA, Pa.
THE LARGEST
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
IN TI 1 10 OIL n ion IOXS J ' " '
t
MILES SMITH,
i , - Iieulcr ii
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE!
FUA.NKLIX, - . . PKNN" A.
, Consisting ot
Parlor, Ollico and Common Furniture
Mattresses, Pillows, Window '
, Sliadcs, Fixtures, Look
ing tiiasbcs, Ac.
Als(., ngent for Venango c()uiitv lor the
ejel.nited Maiduutau Spring d'.cj and
'"naimn Matt rws-s, iii:miifs,cUire.l
and lor sale at my Furniiuro W aicrVoms,
l"lh street, iiV;.r libcrtv. Call and k .,
Siunplo 1k1. stL
lis. ale Ti'oficv.
T'slalo of Mnrv Halo deceased, lnl of
Tionesta Townsnip, Forest Munly All
persons indebted to said esiste aro re
quested to make Immediate payment, ani ,
tliero having legal claims Hjiiunst theBiimo?
will proscuMhem, without dely, in proprr
(trdur for settlemrnt to
NANCY PAWSOX, AdniiniHtratnx;
or MILIOM W. TAT 10, Atl'v,
fww "0, 1M70.- VI H Tionesta, V:
SOLID WEALTH !
' 0tl0,000 IN GIFTS!
Grandest Scheme, ever I'lcsfiiteJ to tha
l'ubliej -
A FOI5TUXK FOH ONLY $12.
nHH Kentucky Ciuh Di.stribnUon Oni
1 pany, authorized by n sp'cil ct rf
tho Ken'tneky Legislature, f'r tho benefit
of the Public. Schools of Frankfort, will
have Iho'llrst of tlu-lr series el' Grand,
Prawinns ut Major Hall, in tho City of
Frankfort, Ly., on
X ii u its 'pay, a i'gust ni, ir'i,
on which occasion they will dislributft tr
the ticket-holders tho iminenso sum of
3600,000
Thus. P. Porter, lOx-Govemor Ky., Gen-'
era I Manager. '
POSITIVELY NO POSTPOXIOMKNTI
as wo will have a scries of Grand Drawings
and can not establish the precedent ol
postponing.
list of uu'th:
One grand cash gift $100 000
Ono grand cash gift (Mi tin I
One grand cash girt ii'i 0H)
One grand cash gift 0 imni
One grand cash gilt
One K''"id cash gift
r0 C:ash gilts of ?1,(M0 each.
KM) Cash jrifisof
.MM) each...
100 Cash gifts or
100 Cash gifts of
i!00 Ciush gifts of
000 Cash gifts of
10,000 Cash gilts of
tuO each....
"on each...
L'OOraeh...
ion each...,
12 ea.'h...
Total, 1 1, l."0 gifts, all ( ash 00 (wi'i
. PUICIOOl'TICKKTS:
- Wholo tickets, $12; Halves, f(l; t'uar-.
terslftl; 0 tickets, f too ; 27 J tickets, f'toj;
ifit tlckulK, ?."io; 1 tiokets, fJI,(KHl. ij,,
000 tickets at ?I2 each.
lion. 10. II. Taylor. Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire board ol Cit v ( iuncilmunf linn.
Alvln lliivall, lato Chief .Justice ol Keu-
tucky, ami other dislinKitishod -citlxens,
together with such disinterested person'
as (he ticket iiohbtrs present may desig
nate win superintend me (trowing.
Itcnuttanccs can ho inauo ny jirttresw
Pruft, Postollico Money ordevrT
Letter, made payable to Vg .,..
Pistributlon Conipany. ' v J
All conimuiilcalioii's c'y.'.c;.rT w ith tho
distribution and orders !i" Tickets, and
applications of agents to- sell tickets,
should be addressed to
IIOX. Til OS. P. POKTIOH.
12 I General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
Or U. W. UAH HOW A CO.,
Gen. Faslern Apents,
- 7IOHrondwit,r, S. Y,
Awarded tho Highest Medal at Vienna
E. &H. T. ANTHONY & CO..
.lyl Urondway, Xew York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.) '
Manufacturers, Itnitorters it Pealers In
CHHOMOS AND Fit AM KS,
STEREOSCOPEJS AND VIEWS
Albums, Graphoscojics, and Suita
ble Views.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
We are Headquarters for cvervlhintr in
tlv -wav of STIOUJOOPTICONS and M Ai
1C LAftTlOKXS, being maiiiif: iciurers of
the
Micro-Sclent I lie Lantern,
Stereo -Panopticon,
University Stcreoptlo
Advertisers Stereopt icon,
Arlopticou . ,
Sclioid r.uutci it,
. Family Laufcrtt,
PIOOPLIO'S LAXTKP.X.
lOach stylo being the best of its ( lass
in the market
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with,
directions for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising man can make money
with a Magic 'Lantern.
Cut out this advertisement for icf-ercneo.-ry.
FITS & EPILEPSY
rONITIV12IY 4l Ki:i.
Tiio worst cases of the longest Ktanding,
ly using Pr. lIlOIUtAUP'S CL'KIO. P.
bus cured thousands, and Will give fl.OoO
for a "iism it will not bcnclit. A bottle sent
frcoto all addressing J. JO, DIUULFIO,
Chemist, Otlioo: llioo llroadwav, Xow
York. '4y -i
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lor their Kiglity-pago Panij.hlet, showing
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Plaster. FFLT TtOOl.MN'C ,,.! vi in vi:
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Xew Jersey.
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thohouso for a term of vuis, mid has:
newly lurnished and litto.Tit, .throughout. '
Ho w ill keep a strictly llrst-class house,
and luis aecon.UV(,,i.ition fvr ;ioo guests.
Tonus only j or. lay."
io bar has ever been kept in tho llen y
House, nor will nny bo kept nt tho Pea
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