KDITOU.
' WEDNESDAY MOItfllXGSKrT.jl'o. 1S70,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR STATU TREASUKKK,
HoN.aAMUEL ;butlj:h,
of Chester County.
REPUBLICAN CQUNTYiTlCKET.
FOll ASSOCIATK JUDWK.
LEWIS AIINE11.
rolt.DWTIUCT ATTOUNKY,
S. D. IRWIN, ESQ. .
FOIl COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JACOB COOK,
FOR .CORONER.
JOHN, IIUNTEIi.
Important to Voters.
The next election held in Pennsyl
vania will be held on Tuesday, the 4th
of November.
Voters must have paid a State or
County lax ouo month preceding the
electiou, that is, on or before Saturday,
October 4th.
Members of the County Committee
should see to it that every voter of our
party has complied with the law.
Failure to pay tax in Benson de
prives the voter of the prvilcgo of
suffrage. An elector can swear iu his
vote, though ho bo not assessed, but
the neglect may causa him much
trouble.
The public debt of tho United
States was reduced over three und a
half millions of dollars during the
month of August.' This item will
probably not be found in any of the
greenback organs, because it is true.
TnE Chairmau of the Republican
State Central Committee, Hon. F. C.
Hooten, has selected rooms 5 and 6 of
the Continental Hotel, 9th and Chest
nut St3., Philadelphia, as headquarters
for said committee during the present
campaign. All communications
should bo addressed as above.
TnE Greenback picnic at Puns
sutawney lust Wednesday, was a fail
ure. The Sjririt facetiously says it
was because of "the very inclement
weather several days previous to the
occasion." All this so near the home
ofConso, with Citizen St. Clair to
make a speech and Judge Sutton, the
farmer candidate for State Treasurer,
to-shake hands all around. Why,
what does it mean? Has the "rag
baby" got cholera infantum 1 Indi
ana Progress
Our Washington Letter.
Special to tho Republican.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 4 ,79.
The New York Republican State
Convention yesterday did Us work
promptly, harmoniously and well, and
adjourned in the best of feeling. The
candidates aud platform are unexcep
tionable, and the success of the Re
publican party in New York is
assured. Hon. A. IJ. Cornell was
nominated for Governor on tho first
ballot and the nomination wa3 made
unanimous amidst great enthusiasm..
All the other candidates on the State
ticket were nominated without delay,
a second ballot not being necessary in
any case. The platform sets forth
plainly the Republican view of the
issues of the current canvass, leaving
nothing to be misunderstood. The
country now knows that the Repub
licans of New York will . as ouo man
maintain that Our Country is one
nation, and oppose that nefarious doc
trine of state soverignty which is tho
pirent of nearly all our national ills ;
that it will maintain frea ami
elections and overturn that rule of
armed mobs that has made elections
iu six 6tates operations that would be
farces were it not for the blooddv m ini.
inalityof the means used to make
.1 n . -
. tneru expressions oi the armed Jew
instead of the law abidiuer manv. Tho
hopes of the enemy that divisions
wouin arise, mat, wouia weaken tho
power of tha Republican party have
fallen to the ground, and their "hope of
putting the government of New York,
State aud city, again ijito the hands of
the plunderers of the Democratic
party whq have made themselves fa
mous by their iniquities in New York
lias vanished, and it is fcafa now to
calculate tliat au overwhelming
triumph cf tho Republican party in
the Presidential and Congressional
elections next year will save our
country from tho machinations, con-
pirates and rule of State Rights Dem
ocrats in l tie North and traitors nud
s.ivngcs ia the South. Dk Soto.
J. K. WJ1NIC,
Tin: s:m; mo vs i
V A I-1 V It N I A !
M A. I 3ST 3D !
Large 2toi(iIli aii ain !
Carry the News to Tetcr
Cooper, Ben Butler
and Brick Poinery.
The elections in .California on tho
3d inst., show large Republican gains
over last year. Perkins, Republican
candidate for Governor, is elected
by over 23,000 majority. The entiro
Congressional delegation is Republican
by largo majorities. The Working
man's caudidate for Mayor of San
Francisco aud one or two municipal
officers were elected by very small
majorities. This was on account of
personal fight between the different
factions. The Mayor, Kalloch, was
shot into oflice, tho same ns Wade
Hampton was kicked into tho United
States Senate bya mulo.
The election in Maine on Monday,
went. Republican by overwhelming
majorities. Davis, Republican candi
date for Governor, is elected by over
20,000 majority, and both houses of
the legislature are Republican, so
that should the choiee of a Governor be
left to the legislature, as is the case in
that State when the candidate has
not a majority over all the votes cast,
the Republicans will still elect their
men.
This, wo consider, is glory enough
for one week, and readily shows what
awful progress (?) the greenbackers
aro makinc. At this rate thev will
J
probably be able to elect a President
about 99 years after the fiual "going-
up" of all the earth.
The Latest This morning's associ
ate press dispatches gives both houses
of the Legislature to the Republicans,
thus insuring Davis electiou by a large
majority on joint ballot. Tho House
stands 87 Republican to G4 opposition ;
the Senate stauds IS Republican to 13
opposition.
Now, Ohio, let's hear from you I
G
EORGE IIEXDEKSOX.
TOXSORIAL ARTIST.
Tionosta. Pa. Slum fiist door south cf
Lawrence IIouso. For a nice shave, shani-
poon or hair-cut tall on Mr. II. JIo is
lirst-clas.s in every respect. nugtt-tf.
NOTICE.
Public notice Is hereliv nlvnn flint Inlm
II. MciiHcli, Executor "of the Estato of
l ? ir ,.i i .i i .
liuiu.v ivt'iRT, (UH'easea, mis inoti in the
tiul account tin executor of said decedent.
Also, Matthew llortzor, Guardian of Su
san J. Robb, minor child of Jonathan
Roljh deceased, has fikd in tho Otliee of
tho Clerk of Orphans Court of said count v.
inn ;uniiu IIUUUIIIII, US KUUIUiail OI Paid
iiiiuui , uoui oi which accounts win uo
liresented to tlm riAi.r i va t vn rtu rn.i.nn.
Urination and nllowauce on tho 4th Mon-
usy oi Hcpiemiicr next.
J U S I IS S II AW KE Y,
Register and Cleric of Orphans Court.
TioncKta, Aug. i!7, ls7i.
TRIAL LIST.
PltOTIIOXOTAKY'S OFFK'K, )
Fokest Co., Pa f
Causes Hot down for trial in tho Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Sep
tember Term IST'J:
No. Tr. Yr.
1 L. L. IJackett for use vs. J.
M. Kepler CO May 73
2 Road CoimniKsioners vs.
Auditors Report of Jc-nks
Township 3H May 7!
3 J. 15. Sill etlal VsS.TI.IIaslet ISO Dec. 75
4 J. R. Jones vs. Frank Hair 5 Ma 78
5 Charles Slarrow vs. Eli Mer
lin 80 Sep. 7U
C Edward Jones et al vs. John
Peterson et al i2 May 7S
7 fJeorno P.. Walters vs.
Samuel Clark 5:2 Sep. 78
8 County of Forest vs. A. J. Sig-
friim et al May 78
0 Adinr'H of Winans estato vs.
Joseph Harrison 13 Dee. 78
10 J. E. lllaino vs. Henry Swag-
srart (5 Feb. 7!)
11 William Wilson vs. Samuel
Clark 33 Dee. 78
12 Julius Uerkinian vs. D. W.
Apcncw 51 Sept 78
13 David Oill vs. E. II. Dar-
rah 4(j Sop. 78
14 Andrew Well or for uso vs.
S. II. Haslet et al 12 Mav 77
1" T. J. VanGioscn vs. J. M.
Kepler 28 Dee. 78
10 Thomas Irwino vs. W. C.
Cobui n n Dee. 78
17 S. T. May vs. Elizabeth C.
Dale Admx et al 23 Dec. 78
18 Thomas Rotter & Co., vs.
J. II. Deiickson it Co. 2!) Dec. 78
19 Eli Uei lin vs. John A. Stew
art 20 May 70
20 Jacob D. Aincr Trusteo vs.
Leonard Anew et al Mav 79
J. SHAW KEY, Prothonotary.
Tionesta, September 2, 1879.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Fi. Fa.
issue! out ot tho Court of Common
I leas of Forest Countv, and to me direct
ed, there will bo exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, ut tho Court House in
tho Jiorouh of Tionesta. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, A. D., 1879,
at 10 o'clock A. M., tho following described
real estate, to-wit :
J j. F. Watson vs. E. C. Dale. Adminis
tratrix, et al, Fi. Fa., E. D. No. 1.1 Sept.
Term, 1879, C. D. No. LSI May Term, 17V
Davis, Att'y.
All thai certain piece or parcel oj lau'd
n Tiol) Ivimr and liclmr In Tlonestn Vnr.
oiirh, I'orest Countv, Pennsvl vania.
bounded and described as follows to wit :
Ili;initiir at n post on l'.lm St., running
ttieiKio North 7 rods and f links to a post
and stones on Elm stj tlietnvt North 87
lepriX wost 7 rKls and 1(1 link.s to n post
aud stone; Ihenco Sulilh 4 decrees East,
8 rods to a post by Walnut tree j thenco
South 89 decrees 1-jist (t rods and 3 links
to the place or brirlnintf. Containing 4(1
perches of laud ; heiuij patt of the original
tract No. 611. liottinut Warrant, called
'Sequallincrer' innamo of Shollas RaiiKO,
afterwards the property of J. Range, by
him conveyed to Jacob Sliriver, ind b'v
Shriver to Si las J. Wolcott bv deed datc!l
23rd July 1S70; and by S. J. Wolcott con
veyed to John A. Date, dee'd, bv deed
dated July 29, 1S72. Recorded In "Forest
Countv in the oillco for recording duoij in
Deed flook 7, pno l."0.
Also. An undivided one-half Interest
in that certain pieco or jmrcel of land Rit
uato in Tionesta Township, Forest
County, Penna; eontainhiK 170 acres more
or less ; bein)? the same tract of land as
sessed in the name of Dale and Rrother,
formerly J. Hilands, and sold bv H. J.
Setley, Treasurer, to John A. Dale and
Orville Stone, on the 11th day of J une,
1872, for arrearages of taxes for tho year
1871; as by referenco to said Treasurer's
sale will more fully and nt laruo appear.
Said deed Is recorded in Forest .'County in
tho olllce for recording deeds in Deed
Book No. 10, paro 181;
Also,- All th it certain piece or parcel
of land situate in (5 seen Ti., County of
Forest, nud Stnto of Pennsylvania, bound
ed as follows,. to-wit : Hcirinnimj; ut ii post
on the hank of tho Tionesta creek, thenco
north titty degrees cast three hundred end
eis,dity-niuo rods to a white oak, thonco
south 43 east two hundred and liltoen'
perches to a hemlock on tho bank of said
creek, thenco down said creek 03 perches
to a post, thenco north 88 west one hund
red and sixty pcrcho to a piu-oak, thene
north 70 east 113 perches to n post, thenco
nort h 52 west r0 rods to a post, thenco
nortU 47 west 1(1 perches to oak sapling
on tho Collins line, thence north 881 west
along said Collins lino about 59 perches
(crossing an island) to n post on tho bank
of Tionosta creek, thence down said creek
to a post tho place of beginning. Con
taining three hundred k twonty-live acres,
moioorless: being a part of the saino
land conveyed to John A. Dale, and J. U.
Dalo by W. II. Richardson, ami by J. .
Dale and wife to tho said John A. Dale,
by deod dated Sept. It, 1873.
Ai.so, All that certain lot of ground
situato in tho Borough of Tionesta, County
of Forest, and State or Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows" to-wit:
(711 the north bv Wnlmil Mlrnnf
east bv lands of O. G. Sickles; on. the
sou tli by lands of U. S. Knox, and on tho
west by lands of D. S. Knox. Containing
one-half acre, more or less. Said lot being
formerly owned by Thomas II. Sill, and
being thereon erected two, two-storv
frame buildings.
ALSO. All lililt. Iliiirn np rmrr.nl rf ln..l
situate in tho Borough ol'TionesU, County
iu ioresi, urui fttaco oi rennsvlvania,
bounded as follows to-wit : On tlio South
bv Irwin St.. on thn ivpat l,v tlm Alio.
gheny river; on the north by lands of
J. A. Dale, deceased ; on tho cast by lands
of Toby and Irwin. Containing oiie acre.
more or loss ; formerly owned by Irwin
Ilxirs,
Al.SO. All that eertnin riea hp ii.ii-r.nl
of land situate in Tioneitn llri-rn,ri
Forest Count iv Vonrwol, ,.,.)...!
and described as follows : Beginning at a
post on tho bank of tho Allegheny river
at tho north side of Walnut St., thence up
said river north 2 west lotH feet to lot of
i. S. Hunter, tnencn south r." Q"n
leet to Second St., thenco down Second St.,
south .V west lotij feet to Walnut St.,
thonee along Walnut St., north 85 west
22fJ feet to tho place of beginning. Being
lots Nos. , 2 and 3, as laid down on tho
general nlun nf miiil P.mi-i.m.vI, . .,...1
the same property conveved by James If.
Diamond et ox, to John A. Dale bv deed
doted November 24, 1801, and recorded in
Venango County, in the oliico for record
ing deeds Ac, in Deed Book "H II" pago
.w.f....n... l 1 . . ... 4
iwioiciii-B iiiu:cio neing mui win more
fully snd at largo appear.
Also, -All that certain pieco or parcel
of land hituatc in the Borough oi Tionosta,
Forest County, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows : Beginning at a
post on the east bank of tho Alleghenv
river, (tho north east corner), thence by
land of Jacob Mh river, south 83 east 30
perches to a post, thenco bv land of i. U.
Sickles, north 83 west 30 perches to a
post on the bank of the Allegheny river,
thence up tho said river 5 4-10 perches to
the place of beginning. Containing one
acre, be tjio same more or less. Being the
same piece of land conveyed bv Andrew
Fleming to John A. Dale, bv deed dated
February is, 1803, and recorded in Venan
go Count , in tho olllce for recording deods
Ac, in Deed Book "T T," pago Kit), as by
relerenco thereto will more fully an I lit
largo appear. '
Also, All that eertnin piece or parcel
of land situate in the township of Kings
ley, county of Forest, State of Pennsylva
nia, described as follows; Beginning on
the bank of Tionesta creek, running
thence down tho bank of said crook Bouth
42 west 31 perches to a post, thenco south
4H U'l'HT. ':t lwr.irt.j fr n ,Afwf fl rt i.
.. ..v... w t, Fvi.Ti , uiuhh; nun in
5S west 23 perches to a post, thenco south.
.iljio K..if ii i a r ...
i " pci cubs 10 a past, inenee south
274 west 14 porches to a corner, thenco
south 43 east 78 perches to a pino stump,
thenco north 47 cast t0 perches to a post,
thenco south 43 east US perches to a post
thenco north by land of McDermot and
Forker 17 east 31 perches to a hemlock
corner, thenco north 39J west 170 perches
to tho place of beginning. Containing 1)0
acres strict measure, with about iil'tcen
acres of improvement under fence.
Known formerly as tho Daniel Colo farm.
Also, All that certain Island situate in
the Allegheny river in Hickory township,
county of Forest, and State of Pennsylva
nia, containing eight acres moro or "less:
being first Island below tho mouth of
West Hickory creek, and asse.ed in the
name of J. A. Dalo, and sold by Daniel
Black, Treasurer of Forest county, for
arrears of taxes, on tho 13th day of Juno.
A. D. 1808, to John A. Dale.
Also. An limli vill unn.lialf J.,t..f
in all that certain pieco or parcel of land
lying und being in tho township of Tiones
ta. coii:ity of Forest, and State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described us follows,
to-wit : On the north by part of Warrant
No. 2S"5, on tho east bv C. Corb, on
the south by Warrant No. 2823, on tho
west by lands of Oil Company. Contain
ing one hundred acres, more or less : be
ing the Southwest corner of tract No. 2835,
formerly a-scssed in namo of J. Wagner.
Also, Tho undivided one sixth inter
est in that certain nicc up inn I ..r
situate iu Green township, county of For
est, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described us follows, to-wit; Begin
ning at a post on the original line of tract
No. 3817. thenco 88i east 3ti8 perches to
post, thenco north 1 1-2 east 10U perches
to a po.'t, thenco south 88 1-2 east 13 per
ches to a maple, thenco south 43 1-2 east
Wi perches to a post, thenco south 1 1-2
west 24 perches to a homlock, thenco west
4(1 1-2 south Id perches to a maple, tree,
thence west 88 1-2 north 3(i perches to a
post, thenco north 1 l-2r east lot! perches
to a post, then jo west 88 1-2 north 302
perches to a post on original tract lino, and
thence along the said trai t line north 1 1-2
east 163 perches to u post and place of be
ginning. TJontaining tioo acres, more or
less, being parts of Warrants Nos. 3sbi
and 3M7. Subject, however, to au Article
of Agreement dated tho 9th day of Jan
(I
uary, A. D. 178, between E. C. Dale. Ad
ministratrix cf the Estate of John A. Dalo
deceased,-nud J. S. Hood and William
Dale, for tho sale of tho timber standing
ami being on tho abovo described limit,
referenco being had to said article of agree
ment will more fully and at large appear.
All tho above described pieces of real
estato taken in execution and to bo sold as
tho property of 10, O. Dale, Admininistra
trix et al, at tho unit of E. F. Watson.
A I, SO,
John J. Bamsdall for use of I,. B. Her
rlngtoii. now tor use of Mack Brothers,
vs. Joseph Bnrnsdall, Fi. Fa., No. 13 Sept.
Term, 17S. Samuel Uruin'nne, Att'y.
All tho defendants Interest In all that cer
tain piecfi or parcel of land situate in Har
mony Township, Forest Count v, Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described in follows,
to-wit : Beginning at it post and Mones tho
northwest corner of tho James Mclntiro
farm formerly, now lands oftho Holbrook
Association, and runs thence nv their lands
south fifty-four degrees east o'no hundred
and ninety-two and one-tenth rods to a
post, also corner to said Association's
lands, thenco still by tho saino south
eighty-eight degrees east two und eight
tenths rods to ti post and stones tho north
east corner of said Associations lands,
which said post stands in the west lino of
the Fleming farm so called, thenco partly
by said farm along the aforesaid line and
partly by other lands north two degrees
east one hundred and seventy-nino rods
to a post and stones, tho southeast corner
of lands iormcrly of 1). Ball, thence bvthe
samo north eighty-eight degrees west li It v
seven and two-tenths rods to a post an'd
stones, tho southwest corner thereof,
thenco still by tho samo land north two
and three-piartor degrees east twenty
four rods to a post and stones, thence
north eighty-eight degrees west, ono
hundred and twenty-ono rods to n post,
thenco south two and ono-quartcr degrees
west seventy-tivo rods to a post and largo
fctoncs, thenco south thirtv-ono and a
quarter degrees east, twe'nty-tlvo and
seven-tenths rods to tho place of begin
ning. Containing one hundred and sixty
and nine-tenths acres of land.
Taken In execution and to be sold ns the
proncNty of Joseph Barnsdall nt tho suit of
John J. Barnsdall for use of E. B. Herring
ton, now for uso of Mack Brothers.
TEH MS OF SALE. Tho following
must bo strictly complied with when tho
property is stricken down ;
1. When the plaintiir or other lien cred
itors bccoivo tho purchaser, tho costs on
tho writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on tho prop
erty sold, together with such lion credit
or's receipt" for tho amount of tho pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof as
ho may claim, must bo furnished tho
Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
bo eon tin nod until 2 o'clock p. in., of tho
day of sale, at which time all property not
settled for will again bo put up and sold
at tho expense and risk of tho person to
whom first sold.
aSeo Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
pago 4!t( and Smith's Forms, page 384.
C. A. RAN DA EE, SherilT.
Sheritr's Office, Tiouosta, Pa., September
PROCLAMATION.
Wiiekkas, The Hon. E. I). Wot moro,
President Judge of tho Court of Common
Pleas, Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Ter
miner, in and for the county of Forest, has
issuod his precept for holding a Court of
Common Pleas, Quarter Sessions and
Oyer and Terminer at Tionesta, for
tho County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being tbo
22nd day of Sept. 1879. Notice is thereforo
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their prop'or persons' at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do thoso things
which to their otlices uppertain to bedono,
and to those who aro bound in recognizance
to proseeiuo against tho prisoners that aro
or shall be in tho jail of Forest Count', that
they bo then and there present to prosecute
against tliem as shall be just, (iiven un
der my hand und seal this 27lh day of
September, A. D. 1S79.
C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
D. W. CLARK,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
AND
TIONESTA, PA.,
Has now for sale the Following:
120 ACRES,
Allegheny Township, Venango Co., on
Stewarts Run, 3J miles from Tionosta j
40 acres el eareil ; good barn ; framo house;
small orchard ; fences good ; splendid
water. Will bo sold at a bargain for cash.
A FARM OF 152 ACRES,
Three and a half miles East of Kittanning,
in Armstrong county, known as tho Rob
inson Farm. All u'ndor fence j splendid
farm house and barn, and all necessary
out-buildings. Well watered ; well adapt
ed for raising of crops nr stock, snd un
derlaid with a 4-lbot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limestone.
A FARM OF 290 ACRES,
In Kingsley Township, this county,
known as tho D. Harrington tarm. About
40 acres cleared; good burn; small
orchard: house iu fair condition; well
fenced. A fine lot of Pino and Hemlock
timber on tho uncleared part.
FORTY ACRES,
Near Trunkevville, Forest county. Part
ot tho Daniel Jonca placo. Will sell cheap.
SIXTY ACRES,
Ono inilo from Neilltown ; about 13 or 20
acres cleared, partly fenced. Somo good
oak on tho balance." .
THIRTY ACRES,
In Jeuks Township, Forest county; ten
acres cleared; small oichard growing,
comfortable house ; well watered. Cheap.
A BUILDING LOT
In I iniicsta Borough, near tho Court
House. A splendid business location.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
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Pittsburgh, Titusvillo & Buffalo
Railroad.
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Brady Bend 11:22
Parker 11:32
EmlentiMi 11:31
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Oil City
Oleopolls
Eagle Rock
Tionesta
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Trvineton
Falconers
Buffalo
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DAVID M.-CAUOO, Oen'l Sup't.
J MORTON HALL.
'Von'l Passenger if Ticket Agent.
CREAT REDUCTION!
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CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE
AMD
FEMALE COLLESE,
"ANDOLPH, JST.Y.
It Is a largo and thoroughly tspiiped
Seminary 1or both sexes. Established iu
1830. Property freo from debt, 103,000.00.
New Bourding Hall.Nvilli uteam-hoal, etc.
erected in 1S7H at a cost of f43,0(K). Ex 'cl
ient board and home-like arrangements
throughout. Total expense for board,
furnished room steain-heat.light, washing,
ami tuition for 11 w eeks, 19.20, for one
year, $147.00. For catalogue or further
information, address, Plot. J. T. ED
WARDS O. 1)., Principal.
:X-tt-Fall Term opens A ugu.,t 20. Winter
Term opens December Si. Spring Term
opens March 2;'.. 18-xt
KENDALL'SarS;
will cure Spavins, Slint," Curb, Callous,
Vw or any enlargement, AND WIIL
S P A V I R8 BUNcYvi':
OUT BLISTERING or causing a sore.
No remedy ever discovered oipials it for
if II O C? certainty of action in stop-
" ping tho lameness and re
moving tho bunch. Price M.00. Send
for circular giving POSITIVE PROOF
and your nearest agent's address, hold
by druggists, or sent to any address bv
the inventor. B. J. Kendall, M. D., Enons
burg Falls, Vt. mar 20, 1 y.
A LECTURE
TO YOUStt mzx.
Jui l'ulilixhotl, in a AVutcd J-'iin lojic.
l'rirr nix cent. .
A Lccturo on tho Nature,' Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or SpcrmatoiTiKa, induced by Self-Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Impoteiicy, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
riage generally ; Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Phvsical Incapaci
ty, A c.- By E () I ! K 1HI . C U L V E R W K L L,
M. D., author oftho "lirccn Book," Ac
Tho world-renowned author, in this,
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that tlie awful conse
ipu.nces of Sell-A biisn may be ell'eclually
removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougi.es,
instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing '
out a mode of euro al once certain and
ellcctual, by which every sullercr, no
matter what his condition 'may lie, may
euro himself cheaply, privately and rad
ically. X.Tii.s lecture wilt prnro. a boo to
thoituniuls tit thoiiMiiiulx,
Sent, under t eal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CCLVERWKLL MEDICAL CO..
41 Ann St., New York j P. o. Box, I3S0.
4-Hi-ly.
JAMES IVl. BEVERLY,
PRACTICAL HOIiSE-GUOEPw
(Ship Just Smith of Knox's Mill.)
TJOISTESI?., IF .A.:
FOR R K-S ETTI NO SHOE 13 CTS. N E W
KHOI-N 3D (MS. E.M'II-HAND-M
A 1 1 10 OU PATENT.
Carriage Ironing and liepairing, and
Rlacksmirhfn of all kinds douo in lirst
class maimer. Also, Contractor for the
eur' of Contraction, Corns, ijiiuiier, Split
Fis t, Acute Lai.Miilis, Aculc Narvi nlar
diseases, and lint prevention ol Intelfc -
1112. Cjicklim. etc. niivlt'.l
A RE YOU GOING TO PAIPJT
TIIILV ITSI2 ."Tlll.ff.l'It ISItO.V
CHEMICAL PAINT
Ucwly for uso in 'Nyhito, ntiel over Ono Humlrcil ililTcrcnt Colors mado of nti ict
ly jiuro Wliito TiCHil, Zinc niul liinsocil (.lil, C'licinically coinliincil, Vi anaiilcd much
liandsiiiiu'i' anil clicapcr, nnd to lnwt Twice Tis Long ns any oilier Paint. It lias taken
tho FI11ST I'RI'.MIUMS nt twenty of tlio Statu l'-airu of tlio Union, niul U cm Many
Thousuiul of tlio finest honscn in tho country. .
St. IVtorsliur-h, I'a., jail. KXIi, 1S77.
MII.T.KU 15lOTIIKl!S. , '
(1 KN'TIiKM i:X Wc have solil lurvro iiiaiitilics of your t'hcniisal l'aint in this
sei'tiun of tlm country, ami all i:irlies having useil tlm Manic, wjinak highly of its ilur
aliility ivnl linish j ami they liml tho colors anil initiii Inst as you represent.
There can lie no better paint for expasiiro to hc.it anil cold, an. I any ono usiii it
onco will surely do so u;nin. Von have privilege to uso our names lor reference '
ltcspcctfully, C 1 1 A 1 . 1"' A N T A OH A 1'1,
Address: MILLER BROTHERS,
SAMPLE CAED SENT FREE
fur sale In Jionixsoy
rJTHE WHITE
SEWING MACHINE
TUT! REJ3T OF AX,1
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in tho Broad Claim
JC58.V BUST CPERAT1NO
IIAPCUSOKllT, AND
Host Tcrfoct SovTiug Haclilns
IN THE WORLD. .
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Th gr t populnrlly of the WhH l Ha moit eon
ttneina Iribnla to lis xccllcnc and superiority
ovir other mnchlntt, and In uhmlttlna II I ths
trade w put It upon It merits, and In no Instance
has It or yet failed to satlih any te&ommendatlori
In lit la nor.
The demand fortho White has Ineroatod lo such
an extant that wa art now compelled to turn out
Cervplt (Barwlar iavel)J.axa
ovtujr tiir rso.liva.to . .
XHam Am.y to avLpipijr
tbo cLxxxakxxLI
Every machine it warranted for 3 yeartani
toldtor csh at liberal discounts, or upon easy
pajrraentt, 'o suit the convaaltnce Ol customers.
WA0EITT3 WASTIO RT TOOOCOTIia TXS8IT0IT.
WHITE SEWINQ MACHINE CO.. :
M 853 Euclid Are., Cleveland. Onto.
VICTORIOUS!
HIGHEST & BEST AWARD
And Grand Medal of llinor.
Economy, Durability nd Rapidity
combined with perfect work,
Arc DifclinjTiiishinK Feitturei ut lli
cckbruletl
Giant Farm ani Warelionse Fans$
MADIt Vf
A., P. DICKEY,
Racine, Wis.
Now liavitig many late improvcmrni. ihrjr rr fully
mjiihI to eveiy ikrr.ai.i! ; cIcmiihk nil l iiiclsff tituir.
Vent, Ileum, Cmit licnrs, Corn anil Sm.,11 S-i it.
They grade Whrni r(rillv by inrchsndlinp. Scr--nrnte
O.H from Wheal, Hurley unil Ke They hate
very perfect arrangement fr cIcaniiR Tiniohy,
I'lnver, Flax .vcil, On hnrrl :r.-, prt s!l uiiirr
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every qiialificnioii r''nj-:il lj do l"he bet i:i
the shottcfct Uine.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
IZJlAXA, I'A.
Iluilciins-, tho l.cst !i:nl in tliu I'nitcil
States.
4.ccom:nou:it!.jns, or i(MI lio.-rilcis.
fic'uool, lii'Ki-cliixM in nil i-ckicc)s.
Dopartmiu!.M, Nuiiiuil, t!lisical." t'oiu-
incrciiil, M tiMiciil. "
Tho Fall Tori'i 1') wct-Ks v. ill omii on '
M 'NDAV, SKI'TKMI'.KIt S. IS7'..
Exjvilriob in low us mi y oilier s. liiml nl'-
M.r linu iiijil il nilv:u;t:ij.is ami ncconi-
III' I'l.ll inns.
1'ur ( 'iilnloj; lie, nililrcsM
lulix 11. I-'iikm ii, I I,. 1., I'lillciplll.
VI, .r a:t St. Vlair Street,
OLEVCLAND, OHIO.
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