editor.
WERXESDAY !WBRMG, AO!. 15, 1S77.
Tlio latest from tho war in lie
I'ust makes matters look favorable for
t lie Turks. The Kn?siaira have been
been merlins with numerous reverses
lately, and the Turkish star seems to
b in tho ascendant. Faith in the ul
tiniato weeess of the Uussiar, arms is
still strong, however.
Major 15. J. Reul, of Erie, has suf
fered such financial losses by the fail
ure of the Exchange. Hank of Titus
vHlo as to 'totally bankrupt him. He
was ay .stockholder and was left to bear
the brunt of tho fchock.'whilo most of
the other stockholders managed to
slidcout. Major Keid is a fine law
yer and a high toned gentleman nnd
'has much sympathy in his misfortune.
He -will return to his old home, Clar
ion, and begin in the new. MeadvlUe
Republican.
A conductor on the Atlantic road
between Jamestown nnd Salamanca,
found a party of three all bound for
Cleveland, but rne of them having a
ticket over a different road. He ex.
plained matters, but as the three want
ed to travel together, they objected to
be separated. The conductor told them
that it could not bo helped, and sooth
ingly said : "You will all meet in
Cleveland to-morrow, or if you don't
meet there you will in heaven." Oil
The U. S. Soldiers under Gen.
Terry, got whipped by the Indians
under Joseph, at Big llole, on the 9th
inst. Gen. Terry was wounded, and
a large number killed. Tho proper
way to get at this question is to fur
ther reduce the regular army, or,
which amounts to the same thing, cut
off the appropriation, then send peace
commissioners to the Indians, beseech
ing them to come in to the agencies to
receive further supplies before contin
uing ths campaign. Of course the
peace commissioners might bo killed,
out mat la me ioriune oi war, ana no
man of peace should allow himself to
meddle with a warlike people.
The loss entailed upon tho. com
munity by the late strike, a3 the esti
mates and figures are gathered, prove
to be immense. Thero were forty-six
railroads whose traffic was more or less
interrupted, ajid every community
through which they ran suffered more,
than the roads. The most careful esti
mates place the loss, direct ami indirect-it
not less than $00,000,000. It
is a costly experience, and all classes
must share in the burden of making it
good the railroads less than any oth
er industry. No one can escape ; man
ufacturers, laborers, farmers, whole
sale and retail dealers and capitalists,
must all bear their share but more
than any others laborers will be the
sufferers. Eric Dixpateh.
Gov. llartranft and Mayor Stoke
ly, of Philadelphia, says the Beaver
Jladical, aro two men . who have won
golden opinions everywhere for their
conduct during the recent riots. The
mayors of Allegheny, Ilarrioburg and
Hcranton also distinguished themselves
for the prudence and courage with
which they discharged their duties.
lhe contrast between the conduct of
the mayors of the cities named and
that of tho mayor of Pittsburgh, the
Kecoud city iu the Commonwealth, on
ly places Pittsburgh's mayor in a more
unfavorable light. Pittsburgh will
never recover from tho shamo of elec
ting such a mau for Chief Magistrate.
I fereaftcr cities tliould La careful to
select their chief magistrates from
among their best citi.ens.
. Tho only thing worthy of especial
mention concerning our oil district, is
tho discovery of green oil on tho IIos
kin farm, at North GlaJe. This well
U down ubout 850 feet aud drilling
still goes on, and will be continued
till another character' of rock shall
have been found. For several days
the production by means of the sand
j ump has bceo about fix barrels per
.lay. ThU u tho only well in the
holo Warren di?triet that has pro
!nccJ the real genuine green oil, and
'.oiild'u true eatid-rock be discovered,
ration-) on an extensive rcale will
ii npeedily commenced. The II os
Vim firm lies in the northern part of
;Ude township, in a northern direc
tion and about four miles distance
!,'0M the 'ourt ironc. All the old
,vU arc still punipiii;? small fpianti- i
i pi" oil. and lhe daily production of j
! the wt-IU h :ili''jt J') ban-. I. !
J f air.
Meadvillo races, Aug. 22, 23 and 24.
Coiineautville Fair, Oct. 3, 4 nnd 5.
Titusvillo Fair, SqU. 25, 26, 27, 23.
Corry Fair, Sept. 19, 20 nnd 21.
Warren, Pa., races, Aug. 14, 15, 1(5.
Mill Village race, Aug. 15 nnd 16.
Stoncboro Fair, Sept. 5, 6 and 7.
Jefferson, O., Sept. 25, 2(5. 27, 28.
Paincsvillc, O., Sept. 2(5, 27 and 28.
Ilnvcnna, O., Sept. 25, 2o and27.
Akron, O., Oct. 2, 3, 4 nnd 5.
Warren, O., Sept. 18, 19, 20 and 21.
Youngstown, O., "Sept. 25, 20, 27, 28.
New Castle, Sept.. 25, 20, 27, 28.
Greenville, Sept. 25, 20 and 27.
State Fair, Erie, Sept. 24, 25,
7 and 28.
20,
An idea of the immense expendi
tures made for the purpose of devel
oping petroleum intercuts, and the
magnitude tliey have obtained, may
bo formed from tho statement of Mr.
Henry E. Wrigley, n civil nnd min
ing engineer of the oil regions, that
"there have been drilled in tho oil re
gions of Pennsylvania, Ohio, nnd
West Virginia, over 23,000 wells at
an aggregate cost of ine hundred and
ninety-two millions of dollars," aud
(hat "these wpIIs have produced an
aggregate amount of about eighty
eight millions of barrels, worth at the
wells over threa hundred and eight
millions of dollars, or at sea board
prices, when refined, four hundred
and forty millions. Of course part of
this oil is used for homo consump
tion." The September Number of Peter
son's Magazine is on our table, ahead
of nil other?, ns usual. In addition to
a beautiful steel engraving "The Wood
land Nymph," and a superb, double
size, colored, steel fashion plate, there
are two colored patterns, one for n
Carriage Rug, the other "Book-Markers
on Card Board." Though this is
a magazine of fashiou and art primar
ily, it is also one of literature ; and no
lady's book at all approaches it in its
powerful stories aud novelets. In the
present number, we have, among oth
er articles, ' The Fortuness of Philippa
Fairfax," by Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett, whose "Lass O' Lowry ;" has
just made such a scusation in the lit
erary world, having been pronounced
tho best American novel that has ap
peared for years. Yet tho present i)ov
elet, 'Thilippa Fairfax," is, in most
respects, even better. Io addition to
this writer, "Peterson" boasts such
contributors as Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Frank Lee Benedict, Mrs. II. Hard
ing Davis, Marietta Holley, the au
thor of "Josiah Allen's Wife," etc.,
etc. The terms of this, the cheapest
and best of the lady's books, are but
two dollars a year, with very greut de
ductions to clubs. Certainly every
family ought to take "Peterson."
Specimens sent gratis to those wishing
to get up clubs. Address Chas. J. Pet
erson, 306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Ohio State Journal talks thus
plainly to the strikers :
We uphold your right to quit work
at once if your wages do not suit
provided your contract is finished.
Wo uphold your light to use every
honorable means to securo satisfacto
ry wages. But there is one point we
cannot pass without advocating a ty
ranny such as never any govennent on
earth dared to attempt. No govern
ment in the civilized world ever dared
to say to anj work:tigman that he
should not work for an employer he
was pleaded to work for, at such wages
as he was pleased to take, and at such
contract as was acceptable to both. If
you attempt to eay that because you
will not work for certain wages, no
other man shall work for them if he
pleases, you attempt this unendurable
tyranny. Nogovernmentknown amoug
men can permit this tyranny and live.
or ought it to live. Such an exer
cise of brute force to prevent men
from choosing their own work at their
own wages, etrik(ij at the very root of
libertv.
M()M1Y.
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft., 84.50. Heading bolts
22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
ft., 100. Heading bolts must be
mrul lrom l"nr at least 20 meats
il1 diameter. Offico at Lawrence
lljuise. J , W . Vi V.u n -ns & &).
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vor ns possessing Just t n ipuilitios needed
in n family Machine- namely : Ls;tht 1,'itii
;, iSmiitith, JVw7', l'ijit(, J)urotilc,
with perfect Lnrk-iStitch.
Within tho past year important im
provements lmvo licon added and no
trouble will he spared in keeping the Uhm
inuton ahead of all competitor.
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Creed moor IS i lie.
victorious at
cici:kimook, ih.
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(ItEKIMIOOlt, IS70.
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Horse Hoe, Shovel Plows, Shovel Plow
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Arch nnd Trapezoidal Truss, Cast Steel
Shovels, Cast Stool Hoes and Garden
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vheel Horse Rokes, Need In Cottou Gins.
Armory nnd Principal Offico, ILIUN, X. Y.
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list A- 23 Rrondway, New York, Arms.
Madison Square, (i K. li"d St., New York,
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nnd Arms.
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DURING our experience of tiie pa t six
month, in tho G ROCEKY, Pitt VIS
ION, FLOUR it FEED Rusimiss in Tio
nesta, wc have found tho old maxim
il
saved is money earned," a truo one, and
that we have saved the people ot tho bor
ough and surrounding country a consid
erable nmount.
Having had a long experience in tho
wholesale business, we have peculiar fa
cilities for buying from tirst hands, which
enables us to otter extra inducements, to
Cash Huyers, aud having adopted the true
system of doing business for
CASH
only, wo can sell goods for a much los!
profit, in lact, competing with prices in
any of the cities in tho State.
in thanking tho citizens for liberal pat
ronage iu tho past, vti announce ou.i re
iiiovrI from the Fisher store, to tho pleas
ant looa!ioi:!known as tho
HASLET DUILDINC,
where, in consideration of tho continued
depression in the times, have again lower
ed our prices, believing that goods should
not be sold at war prices, whero theoppor
tiuiitios to make money ure so much lss.
f-fr In futuroourstore will bo keptopr.
until 0 P. M., for the mutual benefit of the
general public and ourselves.
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
Railway, nnd Buffalo, Corry &
Pittsburgh Railroad.
0
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trains will run us loiiows:
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tlnifeo wlnili were no.iiiifaoiiuod iu M.i
cliiiieiy II.iM during lhe cxpo.-ition, and
wi.ii n tnv'io aiv
Wttl t ur..-lC- t ) pm !m: e.
SQUARE GRAND FIW03
Ilcv.ii'c.l at Wholesale tMiHis.
COOO for 200.
SiGOOfor S300.
$700 for S300.
iOOOfor Si'r?..
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"MENDELSSOHN" PIANO CO..
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8B.5?EB PAX SKB Z:i.
Only One I'rico for 'ash, and n low one.
No DEVIATION.
AN'e gi v o no d iseounls.
Wo pay no agents' commissions, which
double the prices of all Pianos.
Wo look to the People, who want a first
class Piano nt u f.iir profit over cost of
I mnii 1 1 l';itt ii ri. Wo appoint tho Peoplo our
I ngents, nnd give thcin our Pianos as low
I us any ngent can buy cpially good Pianos
I of any oilur manufaelurcr, giving tho
j People, in n reduced price, what is usually
I expended in commissions, rent, freight,-
ti'iivclimr and incidental exM'iises.
The "Modolssohn" Piano Co. can sell
you a octave rosewood ciiso Piano, (i feet
ID inches long, with front round corners,
carved logs, serpentine and plinth mould
ins, with improvements, including
Full Iron Frame,
( vor Strung Pass,
Agr.ilfo Treble, and
French Grand Action,
which only accompany lho.ltet Pianos of
tho most celebrated makers, at the vorv
low prico of J7f or ,s.0(), nccordinl
to stylo of case, or with four round cor
ners and full agraffe forSt.-,o, nnd guaran
tee them in every respivt eipifil to any
Piano innde of similar stylo, or no snle.
The "Mondelssolm" Piano Is inanulno
tured front the very tnst materials, ami
by tho most, skilled and finished work
men. The ni."nuliicliire is eonduefcl by
one of thn most experienced Piano manu
facturers in (ho country. This is no now
enterprise, turning out n poor and cheap,
piano, made from green wood, and by
uroener mechanic.
Our Phwv) (s utisurpassoil by nny In tho
market for it rich and powerful tones,
and its adaptation to the human voieo in
sympal Initio, mellow and singm;; qualities.
It speaks for itself.
Wo nro willing to place It beside nny
other ninko of Piano on its merits, elth(;r
in beauty of case, or excellence of lone,
ami "at half the money" of equally good
instruments.
"'I ho host the cheapest"
When it costs the leal money.
All Pianos fully warranted lor Ii voyeurs.
Send for our Illustrated nnd Posorip
ti o Circular.
The "Mfnililsstrlin" Nairn Cu.,
Ollire of Manufactory,
fH 11 ROADWAY, N. V.
HARD TIMES.
CHAF'RE
SURROUNDINGS.
Ah wauliiig Fruit Farms, cspeciall ad
apted to the growth of the ine, where it
is an esinblished success and pays laruo
profit. Tin. lai d is nlso adupted to tho
liTowlli of Coaches, Pears, Ap!s and.
small fruits; also Grain, Grass and. Yog
ctahlos, Many hundred of excellent Vinoyai s,
Orchards and Farms, can now bo seen.
The location is only 114 mil"s south of
Philadelphia, by Railroad, in u mild, de
lightful climate, and at the very doors of
tho New York and Philadelphia Markets.
Another Railroad runs direct to New
York.
The place is already largo, successful
and pro.-poruiis. Churches, Schools, and
other privileges aro already established.
Also, iuamil':e-lorii:s of Shoes, Clothing,
Glass, Straw Goods, and other things, at.
which different member, of n family can
procure employment.
it has been a health resort for sonio
years past for people sull'ering from pul
monary all'eotion.s, Catarrh, Ague, and de
bility; many thousands huve entirely re
covered. A new brick hotel has just boon oomph-led,
! 0fcet (rout, with back buildings,
four stories high, including French roof,
and a'l modem improvements for tlio ac
commodation of visitors,
Prico of Farm Land fJVon per acre,
payable installments, within the period of
four years. In this climate, planted out
to vines, I'D acres of hind y. i'.I count fully
as much as pio acres further north.
Persons unacquainted with fruit grow
ing can lueoino familiar with it iu a short.
I ' nio on account of surrouiuP.igs.
Fivo aero, one acre, and town lots, in
tho townn of Landisvilio and Yinoland,
u!m for sale.
Whilst visiting the Ccntt linial Exhibi
tion, inoland can bo visited at small ex
pense. A paper containing full Information,
will be sent upon application to CHRLES
K. LAN PIS, Vinoland. N. .L, freoofcosl.
The following is an extract from a de
scription of Vim-laud, published in tho
New York Tribune, by tho well-known
Auricullurist, Solon Robinson :
All tlio farmers wore of tho "will to do"
sort, and some of them, who have turned
their attention to fruits and market gard
ening, have grown ri-h. Tlio soil is loam,
varying from sandy to clayey, undsurfaco
gently undulating, intersected wilh small
streams and occasional wot meadows, iu
which depostit of peat or muck are stored,
sulliciont to fertilize tho whohuiplaud sur
face, alter it has been exhausted of il.s
natural fertility.
It is certainly ono of the most extensive
fertile tracts, in an almost love! position,
and suitable condition for pleasant farm- '
ing, that wo know of this side of the West
ern prairies. We found some of tho oili
est farms apparently just us profitably
p rod net i ye as when fir-,t cleared of forest
lilt v or a hundred years ago.
The geologist would soon discover tho
eauso of (his continued fertility. Tho
whole country i- a murine deposit, anjall
through tho soil wo found evidences of
calcareous substances, generally in tho
form of indurated calcareous mail, show
ing iii iiiy distinct forms of ancient shulls
of lho tertiary formation ; and this marly
substance is scattered all through the soil
in n very comminuted fori,-, and in tlio.
exact condition most easily 'issiuiuiihitoil
uy r-tteii pianis as mu larm 5r CI e'. res I..
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