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W. It. DUNN
EDITOK.
WEDNESDAY OCT. 17, 1S77.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
HON. JAMES P. STERRETT,
OF.ALLEOIIENV county.
KOK STATE TKEA8UREK,
CAPT. W. B. HART,
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
HON. J. A. M. PASSMORE,
OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR TREASURER,
WM. LAWRENCE,
OF TIONESTA.
TO TIIE REPUBLICANS
OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
: ' IIeaikiuarters Republican State)
Committee, Philadelphia,
October 10, 1877. )
Our party has suffered an apparent
disaster in Ohio. The result has only
local aud temporary significance. The
Republicans of Pennsylvania will be
' neither disarmed nor dismayed. The
' great and patriotic record of the party
in the past is not to bo obscured, not
will it be arrested in its progress until
it shall have finished its mission. '
i Our November contest involves
State questions of great importance.
A Judge of the Supremo Court is to bo
. elected. For this position you have
presented the faithful incumbent of
that high office, Hon. James P. Ster
rett, a candidato of undoubted learn
ing, ability aud integrity, who has
already fully illustrated theso qualities
by long service on the bench.
The financial agents of the State are
, . to be elected, and in presenting Hon
John A. M. Pasinore for Auditor
!' General and Captain William B. Hart
for State Treasurer, you have chosen
geotleuien who combiue every qualifi
cation necessary for the cc r."teut
discharge of their duties, and t . . rec
ord of whose private aud public lives
is unsullied.
In this branch of your interests your
party has given the highest evidences
. of skill and honesty. Since your ad
vent to power you have reduced the
State debt from $41,000,000 in 1861
to $22,000,000 at the present time
with assets maturing ond pledged for
tho payment of the State debt amount
ing to $8,000,000, leaving a net debt
: of only 14,000,000 to be provided for,
showing an actual reduction under Re
. publican administration of $27,000,000
, We have given the most unquestioned
assurances that our nominees will go
ou with the policy of retrenchment
ard iluancial honesty. At this day
not a dollar of State taxes is levied
upon the real estate in the Common
wealth.
In national matters it remains to be
demonstrated that the equal rights of
all have been completely vindicated
It is not yet true that a Republican in
the south enjoys all the political priv
ilegea of a Democrat in the north. The
great Repoblicau party, either in this
.State or in the cation, will not have
closed its labors or accomplished its
purposes until all the rights guaranteed
'by the Constitution of the United
States aro practical facts, fully incor
porated into the daily life of north and
rtjouth alike.
The coming struggle in Pennsylva
nia is of supreme importance with the
welfare of the people, who through the
busy efforts of demagogues, have been
- kept uneasy and restless. Much as we
deplore the prostration of industrial
jnterests in the land, we remind you
itbat this condition of things is not the
irc-sult of governmental policy, and that
England and the other nations of Eu
rope are all suffering in like manner
r nd from l&e caue. The constantly
ziXTtMiag6igne af .freshly awakened
- v :ctity show that the Republican
ration of aiffrirt during an irn-.-ri.t.1
lii J.hcii nriiilmit and
' ' ' ' ' ' c "(IliUUUt'C of'
this wipe Republican control bo assur
ed by your votes tho fact cannot bo
doubted that the time has nearly ar
rived when, by tho laws of trade, the
greenback dollar will bo tho equiva
lent of a gold dollar, and tho laborer
will receive for his day's labor the dol
lar which promises its full exchange
able value. And thus labor and cap
ital will find full employment.
To thoso of our fellow-citizens who
have wavered in their allegiance to the
party which has been the constant
champion of American labor, we ap
peal for a critical judgment of tho in
sincerity of tho professions of those
agitators in tho Democratic party who,
claiming to represent labor, have uni
formly betrayed it at tho polls. In
Ohio, as on former occasions, the only
honest adherents of the so-called "side
issues" were drawn from the Republi
can ranks. Deceived by false protes
tations aud betrayed by an insincere
alliance they have not aided their own
cause, but have placed tho garlands of
victory at the feet of their worst ene
mies. Tho lesson of Ohio should teach
the avoidance of so fatal a blunder in
Pennsylvania.
The Republican voters of the State
must recognize their duty and go
pronptly to its. discharge. Wo call
upon you to act in your townships and
wards. The work to bo done is to poll
the Republican vote ; it is your work
and must be accomplished by active
and earnest effort.
Wm. P. Wilson,
Chairman Republican Stato Com.
Jno. A. Smull, Secretary.
"The Boys in Blue" is tho name
of a bright 8-pngo monthly paper pub
lished at the National Capital, and is
devoted to pensions, bounties, claims,
patents, and the army and nuvj. It
is published by Nathan W. Fitzgerald,
at the remarkably low price of twenty
five cents per annum. The general
reading matter is most excellent, and
the department devoted especially to
the interest of soldiers and their rep
eentatives ia very valuable Wc ad
vise every ex-soldicr to send twenty
fivo cts. to Nathan W. Fitzgerald,
Washington, D. C, and receivo The
Boys in Blue for ono year. Slorm Lake
(Iowa) Pilot.
If you want a good article, buy
Kunkcl's Perfumes for the handker
chief. For sale at Bovard's. tf.
For Stoves, Stove-Pipe and Stove
Castings, go to Robinson & Bonner's.
21-St.
E. P. Kunkel's Blttor Win of Iron.
E. F. Kunkol's celebrated Bitter Wino
of Iron will effectually euro Jiver com
plaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or ner
vous debility, chronic diarrhoea, disease of
tho kidneys and all diseases arising from
a disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
Mich as. constipation, llatulenco, inward
piles, fullness of blood to the head, acidity
of tho stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness or weight in tho stom
ach, sore eructations, sinking oriluttering
at tho pit of the stomach, swimmingof the
head, hurried or difficult breathing, llut
toring at tho heart, choking or suliocating
sensation when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs bolbro tho
sight, dull pain in tho head, dciiciency of
perspiration, yellowness of tho skin and
eyes, pain in the sido, back, head, chest,
limbs, etc., sudden flushes of heat, burn
ing in tho flesh, constant imaginings of
evil and groat depression of spirits, l'rico
f 1 per bottlo. Bowaro of counterfeits. Io
not let your druggist palm oil' some other
preparation'!' iron ho may say it is as
good, but ask for Kunkol's Bitter Wino
of Iron. Take no other. . Kunkel's Bitter
Wine of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
$1 Ih)U1os. K. F. Kunkol, Proprietor, No.
2r9 North Ninth Htrcet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all druggists).
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete, in two hours.
No foo till head passes. Seat, Pin antl
Stomach Worms roinoved by Dr. Kunkol,
'ZVJ North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pu.
Heud for circular, For removing Heat,
Pin or Stomach Worms call on your
druggist nnd ask for a bottlo of KudkcI's
Worm Syrup, price 1. It never fails.
Common sense t&tchcs if Tapo Worm bo
removed, all other worms can bo readily
removed.
E. F. Kunkel's Lustral & R. F. Kunkel's
Shampoo for the Hair.
Tho best and cheapest Hair Dressing
and Hair Cleaner in tho world. They re
movo daudruir, allay irritation, soothe and
cool tho heatod scalp, prevent tho luiir
from falling oil', and promote the growth
In a very short time. They preserve and
beautify the Hair, and render it soft and
glossy. They Import a brilliancy and a
silky apiMai anco to braid and wiry Hair,
and, as a hulr drossing, they are im rivall
ed ; eradicate dandrul! and prevent buld
1108. Tho bluun poo cleans tho Hair, re
moves greas, scurf, itching, eruption.
Ourea head;ir.hs producod by heat and fa
tigue. Kunkel's tSlutmpoo uud Lustral
ry.storo Hair to a natural and glossy color,
restore faded, dry, harsh and wiry hair.
Price per bottlw $1. Ask your druggist
for thorn, or send lo K. F. Kunkol, Pro
prietor, No, 259 North Ninth Street Phil
adelphia, Pa. 18-0m
NEBRASKAGR1ST MILL.
THE OKIST MILL at Nebraska (Lacy
towu,) Forest county, ban boon thor
oughly overhauled and refitted in lirst
olass order, and is now running and doing
all kinds of
CVH T O 51 ti It I N I I a.
FLOUH,
FFF.D, AND OATS,
f'onwtiiiitly onliuud, and sold at tho very
lowest ligurts,
-Cm U. W. LEDICBUU.
AN ORDINANCE
rnoinnniNo thk thanspohtatiox ok
Nil HO-Ol.YCKRINK ANI)l)AM)i;i:.)l'S('OM-
rofNDs miiouuu thk mmotoii,
rnssod Oct. 13, 1877.
licit ordained by the Hurtem end Council
of the Jinroiiflh of Tionrntn, anil it lit here
by ordained by authority of the Mime :
Skc. 1. That if nnv ponton shall know
ingly havo or transport through tho street
of' nald Uuronnh any explosive, nnd dan
gerous material known as Nitro-tilycerinp,
Dunlin, Dynamite, itun Dimoii mm inos
rlioniH'Or"coimonniln of tho same liy any
nanio t-Kllcd in uny pack ago willed a tor
podo or oilier Vessel containing said com
pounds, for ovary kuc.1i olleneo tho person
80 carrying or transporting shall bo doom
ed guilty ' 0 misdemeanor, and on proof
of a violation of this ordinance shall be
lined not lesa than fifty, nor nioro than
two hundred dollars, by the llurgess or
any J usueo 01 mo i eaeo 01 nam noroujin.
Haiti lino to go into tho gonoral Borough
fund except as hereinafter providod.
Sue. a. iiiat in every case ot tho viola
tion of this ordinance, without regard to
tho owner of tho cxplosivo material it
shall bo lawful for tho llorough Con
stable or tho lligh Constable, either
on warrant (based upon n complaint)
Isfjuod by tho Burgess or any Justice of
the reaco to soizo saiu cxtuosivch, me loam
and vohiele in which It U carried and ar-
rost the nartv carrying tho same, nnd nnn
complaint boina lodgod, on oatli of any cit
izen ol t le snia liorougn. mo iHiritoss or
Justice (as the caso may bo) may issue his
warrant to any slion II, eonstamo, or any
tit person, commanding him to si 07.0 tho
same, and arrest Iho person carrying tho
explosive materials, wiioresoovermo same
may bo tounU in said liorougii, anuaisoio
lako possession of tho material and convoy
it to some satb plane. If tho lino imposed
as amro.iaid is not paid within 24 hours, it
Bhall then bo lawful t- sell tho material
soi.od, as well as the vehielo ami horse.
in and by vvliic.li tno clangorous compounu
8 transported, uiving roasonabio notice by
advertisements of tho sale. One-fourth of
tho lino rcceivod to bo paid to tho ofllcor
making U10 arrost and seizing tho prop
erty.
Sko. 3. It is further declared tlio lawiui
dutv of any constable or other officer of
said Borough to arrest on his own view
anv offender airalnst tins ordinance vviui-
ou't warrant, anything in this ordinance
hereinbefore contained 10 1110 contrary
notwithstanding,
rnssod and Approved Oct.. 13, 1877.
(i. W. KOBINSON, Burgess.
Attest: Samuel D. Iuwis. Clork. 3t
REMINGTON
Breech-Loading Double-Barrelled
CUFJ.
Weight, fil to SJ pounds : length of barrel,
' zs and 3U in. 1U aud 12 gauge.
Price, SU-fl barrel, 945 Twlnt barrels, 8GO
Kiamlnated barrels, $75 Dninntieiia
barrels, $85.
Tho best over oll'erod tho American
sportsman, combining all tho most dosir
able features of tho best imported. toircth
er with somo valuablo improvemonU not
lound m any othor Top Lover, Snap Ac
tion, Centre Firo.
For sale by tho tarde everywhere. Man
ufactured by 10. KICMINGTON iV SONS,
281 and '28:1 Broadwav. Now York. P. O
Box, 31U. Armory, lllion, N. Y. Cut this
out ana send lor ii,M'stiiatki lata
lohuk and Treatise 011 Kiklk Shooting
L'4-3111.
Rod Hot! Spicy I Newsy I
Oil City Daily Derrick,
For 1877.
Iielter Than Ever!
More and Fresher News, and Moro Read
ing m alter than any oihor Daily Paper
in North-Western Pennsylvania!
The On, City Daily Dkrkick will bo
gin tho new year with a larger circulation
than ever attained by any daily newspipor
in ronnsyivania outsnloot the largo cities,
it lias gained tins by giving all tho lresh'
est hows, and sparing no expenso in ol)'
taining items. It lias correspondents in
every jorlion of tho Oil Begion, bosidos
several reporters who aro constantly trav
eling. Tho proprietors, editors and re
portorial stall, are all young and energetic
men, whose aim is to make tho Derrick
tho leading newspaper of V osiern Penn
sylvunia.
The Derrick will bo bettor than over
for 1877. , It will have special reporters at
wasiiiugion and narnsnurg. who will
seud daily specials ol'tillimiiortantevonts.
Its readers will be kept jested on all the
political news of tho day, as reported from
an independent standpoint, while a largo
roportorial forco will keep them informed
on local matlors. It will also, as it does
now, take the lead in discussing questions
of importance to oilmen, and worK faith
fully for tho interest of the Oil Region. It
will maintain iti position as authority in
oil statistics, and its market quotations
win always no iounu rcnamo.
If you want spicy reading, fresh news
information coiiccrniin; tho Oil Reirlon
and a red-hot paper, subscribe, for tho On.
dry Daily Dkiikick.. Terms, $10 per
year; six montus f. ; ti a month in ud
vanco. W. 11. LONUWKLLiv. CO.,
30 3t Publishers, Oil City, Pa.
THE CHEAPEST & BEST
ADV'RTISING
TO REACH READERS OUTSIDE OF
THE LARGE CITIES.
OVKll lOOO BVKI'A1KI!S DIVIDED IN
TO SIX DIFFEUENT LI.VM.
Advertiscnionts receivM fijronoormoro
lists. For ciittdogues containing namos of
papers, and other information and fur cu
tiinates, address
DCALS & FOSTER,
41 Park Row (Times Building), New
York.
CEHTEHNIAL EXPOSITOR
IEsCiUUEIi ANIJ liaXbTUATtlJ.
Nearly 800 pages, rich illustratkins, suixtrb
bindings, very attractive, and a U-osure
as tho bo.-it and cheapest history of tho
(rent Exhibition. Ihidorsod by the olll
ciuls, press und clergy. Is selling im
mensely. One lady of no experience has
cloared'$350 in four weeks. Act auickly
if at all. Now or never. For full partic
ularis address HL'BBARD BROS., Pul
Jishers, Philadelphia, l'a. 42-.r.t
Fancy Mixed Cards, Kk ost-p'iid.
J Address J. W. Brockway A Co., Wil
son, Niagara Co., N. Y. 114
OUBSCKIBUfortho 1'orot.t Republlcao
Oil will pay.
I he
Best
m PT T n T "VT
TIDIOUTE !
I have just returned from New
York with a Large Stoek of
New Goods, most of which I
will
SELL AT A REDUCTION
front Former Prices.
MAKE A NOTE
OF THE ABOVE FACT
miNTS, 3 cents per yard nnd up
word. G aud 7 ccnta for tho best.
EMBHOIDP:RIES, 2 conti per yard
nnd upward.
MUSLIN, 4 cents per yard and up
' ward.
1
LADIES' HOSE, 8 cents per pair &
upward.
CHILDREN'S HOSE, 8 cents per
'. pair and upward.
DRESS GOODS, 0 cents per yard &
upward.
LADIES TIES, 10 cents nnd upward
HANDKERCHIEFS, 5 cent nn
upward.
RUCHES, 3 cents nnd upward.
KID GLOVES, I a.ivortiHcd for 95
els. last spring, now 85 els.
Gloves, Kibbons, Luces
WOOLEN
and
COTTON
i
FLANNELS
in all the latest styles. In ike
my assortment is Full and Coin
jdete and
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
Agency for BUTTERICK'S Patterns.
Latest Styles received as soon na out.
L. L. ljRENNESHOIlZ.
Tidioutc, Pa.
Allegheny Valley Itoil Road.
ittsburflh, Titusville A Buffalo
Railway, and DufT.ilo, Corry &
Pittsburgh Railroad.
ON AND AFTlon Sunday, May 1:1, 1S77,
trains will run as follows!
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
So l N.i. 3 No li N". I N i. N'i
n in l in l in l ill p ill a in
nttxhurnh H: 10 ii:l(M S:l( S: 10 2Ju, rt:lu
W IVnJuni! I:.rtt :l::i.i lo:.ti 7:(n 1:1 ;
KUUiininK 10:-1 4: Hi 1 1 : !" WH li!:liH 3:4:1
U. irk .1 uuott:ii;i r:oi 12:5.'. r,:M 11M7 2::t:l
Urady r.eiidllilrt rt:IK 1:20 f.:is ll::i" 2:15
l'ark'pr 12:00 f:.Vi 2:Hr 4:15 10.55 12: 10
Kmlonton 12:42 G:4u .'1:02 4:20 I0::t0 12:00
ScruI.i;iaM 1:22 7:2:t 4:2 .1;:U :42 10:45
1'Vnnklin 1:5S S:05 5::.. 2:55 H:02 H:4I
Oil City 2:25 S:5 0:25 2:t5 8;2f f:4.i
KoiiHOvillo :,"4 7:02 K:D4 fc;M
TllUHvillo ::") li.V 7:55 12:5(1 7:10 7:20
Corry 4:47 0:10 11:10 0:0
Mavvillo t;ll 10:54 10:10 4:02
Ilntlnlo 8.00 1:.0 0:55 12:10
OIlCHv 2::0 K:25 1:1(1 :00
Olipol1 :i:17 K:r4 12:27 7:'-7
KagloKock J::7 H:tKr 12:01 7:1(1
TIoiiohU 4:3ft IW2 11:07 (!;47
Tliliouto 5;iV. 10:22 ::! 5: .7
IrvinoUtn 7:10 11:10 :00 5:05
p. m a. in a. in p. in
Tralnn run hv riiilmlclplila Tiino.
PA V II) MrCA ItllO, Uon'l Hup' I.
J. MOHTON' MALI.,
Ucn'l PaMweiiKor a Tlrkot Agont.
GEO. A. PRINCE &C0.
The OldoHt, LrgfHt, nnd Most IVrfiH-t
Maiinlnrtnry In Uio United
SUton, nearly '
5 6,0 0 0
Now in one.
No other Mualcal Instruniout ovor oljtnln
ed the nauie popularity.
.O-Seud for Price Lints.
. Add rcs D UFFA LO, A'. ".
The fart of ours being tho oldest nnd
largoat manufactory in tlio United StaU,
with nearly 5(,000 iiiHtruinuiitM now in
use, in a Rufilcioiit guarauteo of our ro
KpoiiHlhilitj and tho inoiita of our instru
niontn.
0-Ciu ' GEO. A. PUIXCli A CO.
Awaruel the llight Medal at Viouna.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
C!1 llroadway, Now York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.) 1 '
Manufacturers, Importers it Doaltx hi
C1IROMOS AND If It AM KS,
STERE0SC OPES AND VIEWS,
.Albums, OraphosoopeH, nnd Sulta
blo View".
' PKOTOGRAPHiC HATEH1ALS.
Wo nro IIc:idquartors for evorvthini; In
the way or S TF.lt ICO PT ICONS and M. Mi
le LANTKHNH, hoing i:iaiuifaoluroi'n ol
tho
Micro-Helen I i fie Lantern,
Stereo Pano()t icon,
Urn vorsny Slercopticon,
Advei tisers Stereoptlcon,
Avtopticon
'. ' School Lantern,
' Family Lantern,
PKOI'LK'S LANTKKN'.
Kach atyle belnfj; tlio bost of its cla-sn
. In tlio tnaikot,"
. tJutaloRUea of Lnnterns and Slides,' with
direction! for uiinp, "went on npplii'ntion.
, Any enterpri.iinj; man can make money
with a Majjio lantern..
JK0Out out tUU advertweniont for rof-oronee.-ft
Tho expoi ience of ilvo
youth hits nro veil that
TELL'S
thin Compact and re
liable work of Oencra '
Information l.n licttcr
ada)Ud to the want-snail
clnswa of tho com .
in unity than anyothCf
work of llio kinil nvn
Id HtfitM taillBB.
AQEHT3 WASTED.
publiNlicil. It lias boon proven by iti
IMMENSE 8ALKS,
by tho numerous
COMMEND ATOItY NOTICES KEC'I),
And by it uniform ' '
SUCCESS WITH AOENTS.,
The edition of 187(1 has been I
THOKOUOIILY ItEVISEO TO DATE.
It contain 150,000 articles. 3000 w vxl
engravings and eighteen hnndsoinoly cu
graved and colored maps.
The work in issued in parta, and a speci
men copy, with map, will be sent to any
address, 1'reo of jiostaKe, for twenty cenU.
BAKER, DAVIS & CO., Publishers,
(Successors to T. Elwood Zull.) 7
Noa. 17 and 19 South Sixth Ktroct,
42tf PllII.ADKI.PAIA, Pa.
Can't lie made by every aonf ev
ery month in the business wo
furnish, but those willing to work
-ni easily uarn a dozen dollars a
day ritfht in their own localities Have no
rcsun lo explain here. HusincK-s pleasant
and hoiiorulile. Women and boys and
girls do as well u men. Wo will furnish
you a complete Outfit tree. The business
pays belter than uiiythini; else. Wo will
lK-r expense of starting you. Particular!)
frw. Write iimi hoo. Fai ineis mid mo
chsuics, their sons und datiK'btoiu, and nil
tlassi'K in tiixvl of pvimr woik at home,
filimihi write to us and learn all about tho
work ut oii.u. Now in tho time. jMi't
delay. Aililrcs.i Truo it Co., Ail(rusln,
Maine.
$ 45 PER TERM,
137 PER YilAR,
Pu.vk ALL EXPENSES Jtt
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE,
ItANDOLPH, N. Y.
Si hool r.-tabllsheil 1850. Proiijirty $1C3,
(mhi. Kn.ln,, meiit fclu.ooo. Imr youth
( both sexes, shall have, the benefit f it.
Winter lei m opens Dec. 5. Senj ff cuta
loumi (free) to Kov. J, T. EilfPiKi. 1). U.,
Pnuijiiinl. aj it
999
Aiiicrit'isu V Forrlirn
L'flfN.
:ll,M(ilti:,t I'll., n.i.vcsoi-n In r,i.
iii in, I loMim r ,v Co., MnliciinrM. Pa'cnU
piociii (til lu nil l ui.nlrii". Nc, I'ccs In
vanco. No cliai'iicM uhIpmm th0 i:a-tit U
jiantt'd. Nil fern for iiiaklnjr proliinina.
I y oxiiip Inn! Ioiik. .No ndditioiial ,,,r
olili'iniii.n mul con liifthif; a rchciirlne. lly
a recent clceli-timi of the ( v nniii ) xlonfr am
njcclvil a.pllcationM mav lu revived'
Hprclal iUIci.Moii tlvrn to Iiitcircn-iniT
Cadi's hcloi c tho r.ilcnt Ou.cc, ICvtciu -ion
helore Cousins, InlliiiKcinuiit Suits in
ililicrent Stales, uml nil litiuation appcr
taiiiinir to InviiillniiH or Tain ts, Sriul
Htniiip t ) illinonj A Co., for pamphlet i,t"
i xiy patfcp.
Scrip.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted lipt'mo
tho If. S. ie'.ieral Lunil ulllco and Dcpin t-
meiir oi inc liuirior. i nvaio J,anii ciairus.
Mining nnd ric-enipl ion Chi'ins, ami
Honiestca l Casr attended to. Limj f'rrii
in 40, t-'O, Mi l Kill aere pieces for i!o. ThU
Scrip is iiHsiualilo, nnd can lo located in
(h i name of the imivliuHi'r upon r.ny lov
erniuciil land Niili)ect to privalo entry, nt
l ."-" per aero. It In of equal vuiu wiih
llounly Land Werrants. Siul mntnp tw
III morn Co., lor jamphlet of Instruc
tion. -
irrcaM of Vny & Ilounfy.
Ollietirn, Soldiers, and Sailors of tlio lut
war, r their heir.'i, urn in ninny enset tin
titled to money from tho Uoverimiont of
which they Ii'mvo no lmwleilrf Wiitw
full lii-iloi v of nervier, uml Htnta amount
of pay aiid bounty reerivert. ' I.iicIoko
htanip' to (lilmoro A Co., and a full roply,
alter uxamiuution, will he (jlven yon free.
lcnston4.
All OfiVerH, Soldiers, nnd Sailors woun
ded, ruptured, or injured in ttie late war,
however Hlihtly, ciin obtain a poimion by
ailtlvcHxing (iiliuoro .t Co. v ''
CaHi'Miroseeutod hy (Jilmoio it Co. he
foro tho Supremo Court of Iho t'nitml
State, tlio Coiirlof Claims, and tho South
ern Claim Commission.
l'hich department of our busineiis In con
dueled in a separate liurean, undor clinrno
of tho Riimo exporioneed parties employed
by the old linn. Attention to all Imsines
(nlinsU'd to tiilmoro A Co, in tbun e
eiucil. Wo doKlro to win buvi ohs by de
serving it,
Address CilLMOKH A CO., C20 FStreot,
Washington, 1). C. 4Uf
TOTIIH WOK KINO CLASS. -We aro
now prepareil to I'ui nWIi all elasseK with
constant, employment at home, the wholo
of tho timo or 'for tlveir sjmro momiiiU,
i;iisiiiok.h ne.v iijiiitniiU prolltahlo J'cr
Hons of either sex easily earn rem 60 otw,
to per evonlnn, and ii proportional sum
by devoting their wholo timo to the bul.
iiohh. lloyHiiuil irirlsj ean earn nearly a
much an men. That all who nee thin no
tice may send their address, nnd text thtt
bii'-ineH wo niuU.0 ihis unparalleled vllvri
To such iw aid not well mitistiod we will
send ono dollar to pay for tho trouble of
wriltinjr. Full ptu ticubirs, sampbsi vrurtU
Hcvoral dollars to eomnienee work on, ami
a copy of Home, nnd Fireside, one of III
laio.st and best lllustruteil Publication,
all ent freo by mail. Header, If you waui
permanent, ilrolitable work, address,
tJcro);!! StiiiMnii A Co., Portland, Me. Hi
IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST I
Tho LiUlo Km k nnd Fort Smith Hull
way Company is snilinir, at excoptliinl
ly low prices and on U'nu to suit pur.
chiiserii, over
one million:acres
of their iim;:nitleent urant on eyory hl
w ithin twenty miles of their road', Ad
Inlrubly Kiiitod for, 'iliietioii of Corn,
Cotton, (irain, (Irass, Fruita, and all ether
Northern, i-rop.s. WinteiK ore fUtild, per
mittiuy; outdoor labor for tdeven inonth.
Soil fortilo beyond piocedent. No ;ras
hoppeiM, no oroiiKht. Special indiice
nicnts for eslablhlimoiiljof iiiumiracterieM.
For circulars, addrcsM W. U. SLACK,
Land Coiuiuisi.i' iej-, Little lUn k, Arkau-
JV& l COATS
have Ixh'h s.viii J l a Medal and PlpUinu
at the Cciueniii.il Exposition and Voim
nicnded by the Judjjes for
,; - --aki)-.. , 1
KXCJSil-fcKM'P- VITALITY
i i OOR COT T O H."
j A. T. 0 OajIOKN ,. Dlroctor-Oeiirl.
t ukal. j J.E.EAWIJET,Pria,
: : jAl.liX. It, HoTRtKK,
34 ft "" . secretary pro torn.
HOMESTEADS,
Tfvou want reliabloinlViriuation where ami
how to 'net h rhonp Farm, or -vereineil
Uomi-steiul, fnx hoikI your nddrcss to ,v
J. (lilniore, Land CouiuiLssionor, Law.
rencor KansiiH, and roccivo jtratin a copy
of TJio Kansas Puciliu llomoMtcud. 2(5 4
TO AGENTS on any .vno ' nuku wokx,
THE BIG BONANZA
Pan Ho Quille's new book with intro
duction by Mark Twain is ju -t ready. It
ii Iho richest in texts and illustration.
Been for a long time.. Are yoii out of work;
or ilraL'innlonK on u'uiii dull book? Go
for this ono. It will fill your pockols nuro!(
IWm't delay nod Iobo torritory you, wanJ;
send for circular at ome. Itcosts (.hinp
to see them. A ddrcsa A M K1UCA N V-ifW-L1SH
I NO CO., Hartford, Conn., or F. (A
ULISS tt- CO., Newark. N. J. -M j '
$1362 60 I . PROFITS FROM ($10052'
, $J7j 00 J IN VKHTMKN'la OF fl5
Tiie judicious selection and management of
Stork Privilege
is a Kitro rad to rapid fortune. Jjond Ul
in- vu: i ji-sMiicti rn'iU! fee with
lull inloi ination co'icuiiiliur t)..
fliil nihil Illation co'iejniliikr the KlncJ
Market.
til I i. .rtwu'i . N . . I. .r
x. ion i'. WVHIIIT Or Co.
(i'old anil Stock llivk..ru
; Wull Street Ngw York.
SENP'f.bto AlAMSaTc()., llilx
bi.:, l'?,ihUelphia p. , Manufactory in
lu.vcii s marbie building Ninth and
t ;vsti.;.t st.) and receive by return mail
p.t:iy;o prcpanl, n eonmli0 Hi,i ut the fk,
pnncipiil r
CENTENNIAL BUILDINGS
elegantly ciu vimI in lilack Walnut Vnl
end linely liniho.l. l,Xil(.t ,"0
those which were niaiiuiactured In II,
elnncry llall during ,he J!
Which tho,u,auds unaj fo1u',,;'i;i::