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EDITOR,
WEDNESDAY M0RS1XG, MAT 16, 1877.
Announcements.
TTERM9 : Announcements for the of
fice of County Treasurer f 10 each, cash in
advance. 2o announcement will be inner
ted on any other terms.
Wo are requested to announce thenaino
of NICHOLAS THOMPSON, of Tionosta
township, as a candidate for County Trea
Mirer, subject to Republican usaires.
Mr. Thompson waa a soldier in the late
war, and lost an arm at the battle of diet
lyshurg.
Our Washington Letter.
Bpeoial to the RtPuntiCAW.
Washington. D. C.Mav 11. '77.
I believe it is Mr. Jobling who says
that "there are chords in Lh human
breast. &c." And I have been think
ing that if Mr. Hayes and Mr. Tildcn
happen to have &Dy of these strings
utout their physical selves, they wil
be given an excellent opportunity to
jar, should these two gentlemen accept
the invitation of the chamber of com
merce of New York City to attend its
nnnual banquet. However, it is not
likely that the meeting will occnr and
the many sharp newspaper articles that
have been set up in anticipation are
probably doomed to become only so
much waste matter. It is sad to think
of the little consideration our states
men have for the chivalrous knights
of the quill.
But the saddest and most exaspera
ting thing I know of is to wrestle with
all the hard names in a European war
dispatch of a column or a column and
a half, only to find a note.at the bot
tom stating that "the foregoing dis
patch is probably false." That is 'ard
Considerable gossip has been geiug
through the papers recently, to the ef
fect that Attorney General Devens
was to be sent to Constantinople to see
that the belligerent Turk took no 'un
" fair advantage of the Americans abroad
who might be sojourning in Turkey,
and Mr. Maynard, our present Minis
ter to that country, withdrawn. Now
President Hayes says if there is to be
any change in his Cabinet, he certain
jy nas nt been consulted about it,
while Devens says that if the President
wants to send him to the land of the
Moslems, he knows nothing of it.
Senator Gordon is in the city and
denounces as a falsehood the story
that he has been offered the War port
folio. He says he thinks the publica
tion stating that he was to have the
place, was born of malice and with an
intent to injure him.
Ex-Presedent Grant is now the guest
of Mr. J. W. Paul, in Philadelphia,
who is a relative of Mrs. Grant. The
General and wife will spend a couple
of days there; afterwards they will
porceed to the residenco of George W.
Child Esq., and will partake of his
hospitality until the day of sailing , for
Europe, on the 17th inst., at noon, in
the American line Steamship "India
na." Ex-President Grant on hia ar
rival in London, itf s announced, will
have a special audience with Queen
Victoria, aud be the guest of Mr. Dis
raeli and other eminent men.
A prominent newspaper correspond
ent who has just returned from Ohio,
and who endorses the policy of the ad
ministration, says he was surprised at
tho opposition he found to it in the
Buckeye State. He is apprehensive
that the result of it will be that Ohio
will be lost to the Republicans, princi
pally on account of tho dissatisfaction
the Southern policy has produced
among the Republicans there. I can
scarcely believe, however, but that his
fears are unfounded.
Out in the far west Mormon temper
appears, to use a religious phrase, to
be getting up on its ear again, and the
Latter Day Saints are girding them
selves with the carnal sword to resist
the United States authority. If Brig
ham Young thinks he can defy that
nuthority because there has beea no
army appropriation and there .is a
chance of a reduced army, he will fiud
himsolf mistaken. The Mountain
Meadows Massacre has not yet been
atoned for.
Cross and Crescent are bauginj
away at each other across the Danube,
but no important change has taken
place en either side since my last.
None will occur until they come to
closer quarters. It was old Snarow
who said "The bullet is foolish ; the
Layonet alono id wise." If this say
ing is ever true it is particularly so
' n the bullets are fired from a bat
f uutidoofa river lit a bat
V. R. DUNN
tery on the other side. Asa western
paper has it: "Damlongawayoff an
pears to bo the Russian objective
point." Maxwell-
Western Correspondence.
Lose Rock, Richland Co., Wis., )
May 9, 1877.
Er. Republican:
As peace and quiet reigns supreme
over our couutry, and nothing' of a
bulldozing nature in .successful opera
tion to mar the record -of - our good
Presidents term of office, wo can now
turn our attention to our daily avoca
tions without tear that the morrow
may bring bloodshed by political con
tcstcnts. ......
Ti nies are brightening up some:
produce is bringing fair prices at pres
eut. Farmers are at present l)usily
engaged planting corn, and the acre
age of this crop , this eason will be
larger than any time heretofore, for
corn is the staple crop, and can be
cultivated with less cost than any oth
er crop; a great many may doubt this
but it is a fact that corn can be grow n
on our western prairies with less cost
than small grain. ' '
The weather ia mild and pleasant
but very dry. Trouting at present is
lively for thoso who have nothing else
to do. One of the state fish commis
sioners a few days since,' brought 45,1
000 young trout five weeks old from
the Millepring Hatchery and placed
them in a small stream tome two miles
from here. During the last five years
the State has supplied a majority of
the small streams of this State with
those little speckled fellows, and at
three years of age they are large
enough to amuse our atneteur. fisher
men. ' 1 ; v
Our hopgrowers are at present set
ting the poles in their ' yards,, as this
county is considered the best adapted
for this crop of any locality ia the
west ; the result is that many . of our
farmers have turned their attention is
hop culture.' Ono'of my nefghbors has
at present sixteen acres ot hops, i .x.
The Black Hills appears to be, the
point of attraction at present, for we see
oc3asionally a train crossing ' the prai
rie toward tho setting sun, and I. not
iced one wagon-with this sign ; "Black
Hills or bust." 1 My opinion, is that
there are two chances of "bust," to one
to the contrary. '' : " ,. 7
We intend to have a reunion of the
old sixth Wisconsin Light Battery at
this place on tho 22d f the present
month. This old organization re
mains as one of the land marks of the
ate rebellion. It was with this com
pany that your correspondent first
learned to know the value of "Hard
tack," and from 1861 to 1865 this
battery done good eerviee in the West
ern Department, joining in all the prin
cipal engagement under . Rosecrantz,
Grant, Sherman, McPherson, and
Fighting Joe Hooker."
At present the ground is very dry
and the streams are very low. The
Wisconsin river is very low and raft-
men complain of making "handspike"
trips this spring. ' The Mississippi riv
er is also very low for this season of
the year. , .
More anon, N. B. Hood.
MOXJEY. .
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill iu Tionesta, for white oak
stave aud heading bolts at tho follow
ing prices: . .
btave bolts. 35 inches 1
of 8 ft. by 4 ft.. 84.50. Heading halts
22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
$.uu. Hearting bolts must bo
made from timber at least 20 indies
Jn diameter. Office at Lawrence
1 fouso. J. II. Dkuickson & Co.
27tf
Register's Notice.
TV'OTICK is hereby Riven that tho follow-
t. Auministraioraanrl Guardian have
filed their filial aci'miiitu ami
will bo presented to our next Court for
continuation.
II. II. Stow, Guardian of Earnest Stow.
JamPJ It. nnil '. Mhiiiroi-
tors of Saoob Shriver, deceased.
,c-,U w GLAl.K, Register.
April 16, 1877.
PROCLAMATION.
WJIKIIKAS. TllA linn T. T ,
. , . , -j. uuu.u,
l resilient Jikil'o nl t.i
mon I'lras mid Own l-t SI WL i nil M til n.wl .
the county of Forest, has issued his pro-
,:rill'u' iioiuniKmjoiirioi uommoii fleas
( muter Notion, Jti-.., at Tioncsta, for
the fount vnf Vitroat t.-. ...m.. ............ .. n..
I i V . li.iiiiiiiii uil.u IHB
third Monday of May next, beiiiK the
Oi l .1... t . . . . .
i.-uuarui viujiDu. police is therefore
ttiven to the Coroner. .1 hhI .liva .r t ), n,.....
- , " - l.lil I"
and Constablosot said county, thatlhevLe
nn-u miM ujfio in uieir proper crHiiH at
ten o''ltM'k. A. M . at' uul.t .fuif u-;n. ,.;
. . Ulvl I
records. limmKirimim v m.n .. ...1
other rejiieiiibrancos, to do thoso thina
wlju h to their olTtaeti appertain to be done,
and to thotto who are bound in rotgtiizance
r k(i;i 1 1 I ,f i n 1 hrt I . ,f I .i wi i .
v. v .j. xmj iuat
I luv h t Iiaii fit id t tipm nvAsifoif is i.ivil,...
" - - .' . . v k I t wnn ii i
Hunifct them an fciiail be (iiven un-
.1 I I .i.i.l 4 i k --
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
SIIjVKR WATCHES AlfD
Watche, (locfa, Solhl ami JtatHl
Jewelry, Jtlack Jewelry.
Eye (Hasten, Spct
tades, Violin String; ,, fV,
AT L. KLEIITS JEWELRTJSTORE,' '
tidioute, 1.
watches and clocks
riepalroT and Warrantnd,
i- 1 : '. ' i .
LEAVE YOUR WATCHES 1
at G. W. I'ovard'a Store, Tlonwta, Pn.
qeo, r. no WELL tC CO.
4 THIS FAPEIt XS OS FILE -WlTlt
rg.- i 4i,i w jy.-jUiL sWrte
WKwo AdrertUIug Contract can b maaa.
CHEW-SMOKE
FINEST flu TOBACCO
TAKS NO OTHER. !
"jX FOE 8AI.B nr ALL DEALEB r
"ti" .. in ruu ...
THE PIONEER TOBACCO CO, 'EROQKLTM.il.
CCR a week in your own town..Tcrinn
UU nnd $5 outlit freo. 11. JIALLliTT
A CO., Portland, Maino. , , 7 ;
(JJH 0J77A week to Aqenta. $10
r.tVYiek
erjr, Augusta, Me. ...
,i. 7-lt
A GREM OFFER ItSiTSiflga
dispose of 100 IManos and Prgaim, new and
inj? Watora at lower prices for oaah er in
Ntallmentaor to lot until paid lor than ey-
er before offered. Waters' Grand Square
and Upright Pianos and Orpans (lnclud-
inc thuir nu Kntiniilr ami Itmnlnlrl ..i
the best made., . 7 Octave Pianos- f 150, 7
no $iou no usou a Tear. "Z" Htop Organs
$50. ' 4 Stops $.. 7 Stops $07. 8 Stora $75.
11 Li. Ada 1 (1 ni A.m. . .
iu owij ii!s it ow) ?iu cuKii, nop used
KVMr.ill TinrfAot nrrlnr anrl wai-rnntml
Local travo' ing agents wanted.- IHuatra
ted Catalogues Mailed. A liberal discount
to TnnpliurB- i iniat.nl-ci fhni.lioa ".
Sheot music at half prico, , llorare Waters
tt Hons, Manufacturers, and Dealers, .40
jiiast ilia ox,., union square, , l . . t 74
The Tlenltbieut. of nm nrn T.'lnl.lrt' tri
fitruutionx in Mia ltou-ola Tlnn't vimvlnot
thorn. It ia not necessary to outrage tho
nullln ...... ri .... .u. . I . . I nil ..
J"... vv iiinfi-vtio uuin 411 nuvn CHl'is.. X HO
most effective laxative known Is Tarrant's
Effervescent Solts-.ec Ajerient, and it is
also most ap;reablo. -Its operation
soothing, cooling. painloBS. Sold by. all
druggists. ' 74
St
Q a day at home. Agents waatetl.
iw fklllfit. ami Inpmii I.. . n rriulTl.. i .
CO., Augusta, Maino,
' , . .7-4
THE BLACK HILLS, '
BY II. N MauruirA. wlm Ima ennnt. 14
years in this region. Latest accounts of
Gold and Silver nniKTineta- A
and Grazing resourcca, Climate, Hunting,
fismiiK, jiuumiia, ano eteiuera' iiaventnres
with them. Mining, and Wild Western
T 1 iv. .i.nt.r.. & ii.. -...-
uiiv, mo Hinuii jioiuntj ucA'sers, no
ble scenery, immense Gorges, eU)., vVith
'J7 fino illustrationa, and new map. Prico
only JO tents. Sold by all Newsdealers,
or sent post-paid for 12 cents by Donnel
ley, ijovu cc uo., ruuii.siiers, cnitvgo, 111.
0) Extra Fino mixed cards, with name,
J 10 cents, nost naid. L. Joues Ar r.
Nassau, N. Y. ' 74-
Cn P CTn Ter Day at homo, ftamples
4J H 4XU worth 555 freo. Ktikkox A
v-o., i-ornanu Maine.
7-4
500 CLOVER SEED HULLERS
Rend for ei renin r of nnr nnn- r.n1.1
challenge the world that it w-i)l liull and
clean more seeds, clean it lxtter, that it is
moro simplo, durable, and easily houdlod
than any other Ilnller made. Hacerstown
A I 1... 1 1 - . . . '
nmu-uiuiiai imineinoiii aianuiacturing
Co.. liaurerutown. Md. A
for sale of name. " 74
)Z Fancy styles of Cards, with vour
J name. $10e. SPENCER fc CO., Nas
sau, N, , , a a
ceorcc pace a co:
Vx 6 M. EC3B0T3 ST., EALTI11CSS, KB. - -Patent
Portable fc fttat ionnry Engine
1 JPatnt irrulxr Nnw Miilw,
sTX.X aiK. Mly V hnsb Mllla,
1 ' lJrlst A Flutir MilU, Water
'(--KJ,-hlM, NKiuffl, Karfl fc
ir,J'A,,'.r"- Nawa, Mill iiili.Vr.. it r,
bUU JtOJi CAXAiXtiC A X-iUCJu:
30
Mixed Cards with name, 10 eta. 8am-
it C O., Nassau, N. Yv 7 4
S5 Faney Cards, wilh your name, 10c.
. iniuiioo i-iuuB pnnieii on tlie ba"K of
itaro Photos. SiiiiiiilnH in 1.1 in ..i
. , . ... . - - - .vmn v Vlli
Statuary Photos, 3 lur iic.; 1 pm. All
post-paid. A. L. IIOAG, Nawnau, N. Y.
Qfl Mixed Cards, with name, ldctH. Sam
i,us for 3 ct. tamp. J. MtKittKK A
Co., Nassau, N. Y. 1 ' 7-4
PENSIONS No ,llttUr liPhtly
. . 7'' fliwb'od. Increases bow
puul. Advice and circular free. T M?
ij( uai i , Atfy 707 Samsoat fct, PuUa.l'a.
REMINGTON
mm imciiifjss.
. - V.'.':
Xrt Machine lins Sprung so rnjddl y into fa
vor as poHsgsMing just ti e qualities needed
in a family Machine namely : I.ifht Jlnn
fn'i.7, iSmooth, Koi.trlrs.i, Idlpiil, Jjiwablc,
with a perfect Lock-Stitch.
Within tho pant year important im
provomenta . have, been adiled ami no
trouble ill he spared in keeping the 11km-
1 so T o N b 1 1 e : 1 1. 1 01 aljl c!)nipctitors,
J-REKVill'NCf OH
Crecil ino or, Uifle.
: , t . : tVlCTfiniOUS' AT? ii I s
( ki:hi.ihok, 1K74.
Ol.l.YiIOrNT, tats,
" ; CltEKDiMOOIt, 1870.
, j DnCECH-LOADiriG
Tho best nna tot the prleflevei' ppodncerl.
Universally recommended by thoso who
have usod thrill. . .
-;v ,- li.J 1 fi.-. 11 t
J. ) . . - f-.i jh- ;
';" - WEBB'S---'
PAT'NT CARTRIDGE LOADER
. . .-...
The only eompleto Apparatus ever invent
ed, romhlninff iYTohe complete and porta
ble machine all tho various iinplemonts
eir.ployod in loading paper and wotallio
shells, , . , -'
REVOLVERS, REPEATING PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION, GUN MOUNTINGS
- IRON ANiSTEELRIr,LKAND '
SHOT ItAKRKLN FOR CVS- , I
1 - p. 7 r. .. i TOM U UN , ,-, (," j
' 1 1 t ; ; , t ;
;':'REiiGTOfi;.r;i
AGRICULTURAL' mt'LEiTS
patent cwper"; ;
SXliait '.'.JUST. CTJLllllOTS
1.' 3:.? in I'' :t K j
Cultivators, Kolidtoel. Cultivator TecUi,
and Points, Wrought Iron Standard Cul
tivator Teeth and Points, Snvre's Patent
Horse Hoe, Shovol 1'loWs, Shovel Plovf
BladeB, Plain and, witli AYings, of fill Blfos
Wrought' Iron llrhles
Arch'nnd TranpisoidHi Trnsa. t'nxt' MtM
Shovels, Cast -Steel iiforts' and Garden
Hakes, ITanters' Uaiirtlod HoesMowers,
Wheel llorao Jtokcs, Needle Cotton Gins,
-.1 ;
Armory aud Principal Office,: ILIOS, II,
251'. 28.iRrodwAvi.;Jw Ynriv' 1
Madison Square, 0E. Zid St.j New York;
v-.!B. xnarinncs. v ' .1 . 1 ;
Iloston. 1 M TramoutSt., Sewing Machine
' lllllf A I'lIlM ' ' 1
Chicago," 2:57 tttntTSt.7 Bowing Machines
and Arms.' . ;t rri f '.: H (
St. Iouis, K)il JS'orth Fourth SU," Sowi.
'. .Machines and Arms.
Philadelphia, 810 Chestnut St., 'Sewing
Macninus nnd Arms. 1 '. . .it . 1 I
llaltini re, 47 North Cliarles St., I Ma.senIcT
TeilllllO Sewimr .f mhl 11 ah nml Army
Washingtin, T). C, 521 Seventh St., Sew-
UK 111111 n wa kiiu Anns tm
" - FOUND.-
OR ';' u . .. ... J .. "-.i .1: .
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DURING our expoiicneo of th pa t six
months, in the GROCERY, Pitt VIS
ivn, r juj it it vkku miRiness in Tio
nesta, we have found the old maxim
V ft I ' 1 1
... !
saved is money earnod,"'a true one,' and
mm we.naveaavea me people ot the;bor
oiiRh and surrounding country a tonsid
ernlile amount. , ,
Having had a Ion j; pxperieneo ln the
wholesrio bnainesK, w o liuva xiCtiliar fa
cilities tor buying from tii-st h;uiUi wiiich
enables us to otrcr extra inducements to
C;i h Buyers, and having adoiitodtho true
y.eni oruoing misiuess lor
GASH
only, we can sell goods for a 'much leso
profit,, in fact, competing with pricoa in
any of tho cities in the State.
In thanking tho citizens for liberal pat
ronage in the past, we announce ou.t re
moval from tho Fisher store, to the pleas
ant locatiockuown as tho . .
ACOMB BUILDING,
(immediately south of th Company Store
where, in consideration of tho continued
depression in the times, Lave again lower
ed our prices, believing that goods should
nui no boiu ai war prices, where the oppor
tunities to make. money aru so much loss.
, o-In future our store will bokeptop?r.
until 1 P. M., for the mutual bcnelit of the
general public and ourselves,
.1. ll. DERICKSONACO.
is not easily en rued in those times
but it can Imp ma le in three months
1 1
p u.y iij who hi uiiut-i sex, in any
lilil't of tho eoimtrv wlm tn willimi. f.
Mtuadil.r at th employment that we' fur
nish, fcoti por wuk in your own town.
You need not bo away from home over
night. You can give your whole timo to
Ou work or only your uparo moments. It
coMs nothing to try the business. Terms
and f" Outfit lice. Address at once. 11.
Hallktt iV Co., Portland, Maino. 41-ly
OUllSCRIBEfortJie Forebt ifepubHeao
Oil will pay.
shot;uns.
S777
Allegheny Valley Rail Road
Pittsburgh, Titusvllle & Buffalo
naiiway, and UuHalo, Corrv &
n:ti.i Lo.fi ' '
rinsiuiun nauroaa.
ON AND A ITER Snndav, Jan. LS. 1ST?
STATIONS. Northward.
Sontliward
No.
No.
Mil
Nn. Nn. I Hi.
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Pittsburgh 8:00
W Pen June V-.'Sl
K Manning 10:D.ri
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8:40
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40
EmlcntOTA 12:30
Scrubiirass l:l(i
Frank iiu - 1:5H
Oil City " 2:20
OleopoUi-1' 3:07
Eagle Rock H:ltJ
fl:3fti
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10:25l2:tK
7:10
7:57
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8:10
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8:25
8:45
6:10
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Tionesta S:4
TldioutA is 4i4J
10:07
10;(K)
5:25
3:i.'
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lrvinvton f:H'
1:V
7:02
7:W)
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8:ia
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Titusvillo
t'orry -Marvillo
-Butlulo.
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8:f:
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1:15 7:10
7:25
4:42
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a. mla. m i. in
Trains run bv riiibnletnliiu Tim."
'-1A VI D MoCARGO.-Gen'l Sup't
JMORTON HALL,.,
v .. . Getri passenger ift Tfckei, Afyent.
' ; GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
ora & inn.
The Oldest, T-argest, end Most Tcrfoct
Manufactory- in tho United
' States, hoarly
5,6,0 0 0
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No other Musical Instritmont over obtain
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ir-Sond for Prioo IJsts.
Addre BUFFALO, .V. 3'.
ThOlV, ""totiri being the oldest and
largcstVanunctory in the TJuited States,
wiinuenrljr 5fl,w0 instrunienla now in
uso, is a sufllcloiit cuarantoo of our ro-
spenalbilltv and U10 morita of our instru-
menta. '
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- 1 - . ! Artopticon.
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T 1 ,- ;Fd!y Iantern,
- s PEQPLE'iS LANTERN. .
Each style being the iot of iU olasa
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' Catalogues of Lanterns nnd Slides, with
directions for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising jnan can puke money
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address, free of postago, for twenty cents.
BAKER, DAVIS & CO.. Publishers,
(Successors to T. Elwood Zoll.)
Nos. 17 and 19 South Sixth Street,
42tf rilll.ADKLPATA, Pa. '
Can't be made by every agent ev
ery month in tho business wo
furnish, but those willing to work
can easily earn a dofii iloPin-u
day right in their ovn localities. Have no
room to explain here. Uusiness pleasant
and honorable. Women and boys nnd
girls do us well us men. We will furnish
you a eompleto Outfit free. Tho business
nays I ettor than anything elso. We will
hear cxprnso of starting yon. Particulars
free. Writo and see. Fanners and me
chanics, their sons and daughters, and all
classos in ne-.'d of paying woik at homo,
should write to us and loam all about tho
work at once. Now is the timo. Don't
delay. Address True ifc Co., Augusta,
Maine. a;j
$ 45 PER TERM.
137 PER YEAR,
Piiys ALL EXPENSES at
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE,
RANDOLPH, N. Y.
Si-liool established lsr,o. Property $1C3,
000. Endowment 5Mn,oi;0. Our' youth
(both sexes; shall have the benefit of it.
Win lor term opens Dec. 5. Send for cata
logue, (free) to Rev. J. T. KDwaiu-s, D. D
Puu'iinil.
999
American !fc I'orHtfn
Vni en tN.
.l'II,Mnm:'r'r0-. NU'Vessor to CMir-
nn, lloMiner.f- I!,,., Solicitors. p.u.w.V
I'.n ri'v "," """ies. No Fees In sd
.V.V.. . i x'1,,,-,,'frH '"'f,N the pat.it I
tt.mi making prelimlua-
1 No additional fees for
a rn ... m''' f"""'"-l ing a rehearing, lly
rel l ,0'lM "r "l0 ( Nlonr All
Hnro..V?.,,,,V.,'n,,11'' 1,,nv '" rvlTl.
b iT.rn T . 11,0 1 1t0,,t 0ffl'. ExtensJo,,.,
ilTffornnl N. """KMilPllt Suit In
U & ":Vl "''"Hon apper-
H ii';,.1, nv"'"tus or Patenta. H-ncI
I-nnd Cfist N. iVnrrnnts mid
tho U. S. Oe;ieral Land Onice and Deivul
njeii t of tho lull i ir. Pi i vate 1 . m l :
Mining and Pre-en,pt cu Si
Homestead Cas. s attended to. LandSer in
in 40, 80, an.l JO0 aero pieces for salo. Thi
Scrip is assignable, and enn bo locnted In
thn namo of tho purchaser tipon anv Jov
ernnient land subject lo privatn entry, at
?1.20 per nero. It is of cpud valuo wIUi
l ounty Land Warrants. Send stamp to
Gil moro ft Co., for pamphlet of Instruc
tion. i- .-
Arrcnr of iny fc ISountj
Ofllcers, Soldiers, and Sailors or thn lata
wnr, or their heirs, are in many cases en
titled to money from tho (iovernineut of
which they have no knowledge. Writ
full history of service, and slum amount
of pay and bounty rooelved. Enclose
stamp to Gilmoro .t Co.. and a full reply,
after examination, will bo given you free.
Pensions.
All Ofllcers, Soldiers, and Sailors woun
ded, ruptured, or injured In tho late war,
however slightly, can obtain n poimiou by
addressing Giluioio Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmoie Co. be
fore tin Supreme t'ouit of tho CnlUd
Slflf.pM. iUn t '.. nil', r.r r M.. : ..... ...... t. . ci . l
eru Claims Commission.
JMicu depart nient of our business I eon-
(ll.l'foll ill U miiiii'.l. I......... 1 I
of the same experienced parties tun ployed
by tlio old firm. Attention to all busliiem.
entrusted to Gilmore tt Co. is thus it
emed. Wo desire to win sicesa by de
serving it.
Address GILMORE t CO., 620 FStreeC
Washington, D. C. - iif
? i f , , , , , ,
TO THE WORKINO'CLASS. -Wa r
now nrennreil tt f...-.iluii nil i.....
..nnfifa.ir nniii.ifit.A..i . i. .... ... r
m the time or for tlieir upare mominlM.
" " .iKiiinna ronTnom for-
sons of either sex easily cam from AO eta.
to K.i ner pvn.iliicr mnA .. n, . . . . A .. i ! i
by dovoting their whole timo to th basi-
.... jiiijuomi gins can earn nowly as
much as men. TlmUii uim i... i.i
tieo may cnd their address, and tost kh
",,r"K:" mis unparalleled ITuri
1 O Hllf'll AM fIVA mil u.nll .A.J nt
, - "vii nikwancu iria
send one dollar to pay for the trouble oT
writting. Full particulars, sample wortii
several dollars to commence work on, ac4
a copy of Home nnd I'lroside. on of ta
larircst and host lllncirni.l P,ii.n.i.
"out freo by mail. Readier, if you waul
ImrmuiiAH. .f.ti.-i.i . ,
Gerogo Stinson t Co., Portland, Me. ft
CHEAP LAND!.
IN THE GREAT snilTHWr:Ti
Tho Little locl nn,l v.,rt t mill, I . II
way Company is soiling, nt exceptional
ly low prices and on terms to suit cu.
chasers, over
ONE MILLION! Acnrn
of their inagnificont grant on every aide,
Wlfl.ir. . .-...... ...11... .....
......... L ,.-, y nine, .oi ineir road. Ad-
mirablv suited for
Cotton, (.rain, Grass, Fruits, and all other
..I..,,,.,,, I,,,,,,., iniorsare iniltl, per-
mittimr out-door lniior- iv. .in..
J -1 i-i i , ""It" IIIUIUIW,
Soil lertilo beyond precedent. No trras-
! , ..M.Kiu. special liiUnc-
ments for establbhmentjof nianurnciorie
For circulars, address W. D. SLACK
Land Comn.isiiii.ner. Little R. k. A.wM.
sns. j, .
J. &!?. COATS
have been awarded a Medal and Diploma,
at tho reiitonnial Exposition and com
mended by tho Judges for
"SUPEKIOlt rSTKEXGTH
AND
&XKI.I.EXT QUALITY
-OF
SPOOL COTTOW."
A. T, 0 0BH0EK, ;Dirctor-Q nnU.
J. R. HAWLET, Pwfc.
JAlex. R. Botklks,
neerctary pro tern.
j KKAL.
31 4t
HOMESTEADS.
Ifyou want reliable information where and
how to get a cheap Farm, or gcvoiement
J 1001.slMil rvoa .. ii..
J. Gilmore, Land Commissioner. Law-
V rr.; ,- "" "1,u ,,, ,,IVf) gratis a copy
of 1 ho Kansas Pacific lion et ;ad. 2 4
TO AGENTS on an v nkitd work
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. ou' iv who intro
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in irxis aim ninstratioua
n 1011 nine, am von out of work
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$Mo 00 j I.NVESTMKNT.S () I
TLe judicious selection and management of
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is a sure road to rapid fortune. Sn,l ft.
new -system of Assued PnmV' fr?e wftf
full information concoriiia th Hw. i
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(,)lli ttncl Stock lirokJ.
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