EDITOR,
WEDNESDAY MORMXG, SEPT. 17, 1879.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR STATE TREASURER,
IIox. SAMUEL BUTLER,
of Chester County.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
LEWIS ARNER.
FOlt DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
8. D. IRWIN, ESQ;
FOH COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JACOB COOK,
FOR COKOXER.
JOHN HUNTER.
The Greenbackers of this county
nro again in a dilemma, p.s Mr. M. A.
Morris lins declined to stand as a
caudidate for Jury Commissioner.
JSi okvile Republican.
In the present rtato of parties in
Maryland a discreet, united and earn
est effort would give to the Republican
party a fair chanco to put political
nffairj in that State in such a condi
tion as to insure the vote of the State
for the Republican candidate for Pres
ident next year. There will probably
be four candidates for Governor this
Fall, Republican, Democratic, Inde
pendent and Greenback. Now is the
time for Maryland Republicans to
redeem that State. They cau do it.
For tho Republican.
On Faith and Oil.
Men often speak of faith in meet
ings. It is a refreshing subject to talk
about, especially "a faith grounded on
hope." We could write a cart lead of
sentiments on this higher faith, reduc
ing to black and while many theories
never dreamed of by the theologians -but
we wont do it. Yet the man who
works industriously for the develope
ment of trade, for the beuefit of the
world (and himself too) in "wild-catting''
for oil, is entitled to credit; and
is an example of faith, especially when
by his acts he proves that that faith i3
backed by works. Yet to take that
German poetsline as a standard: "That
ho who makes one blade of grass to
grow where not one grew before is a
philanthropist," he who puts down
an cil well, a more uncertain thing,
and spends his funds in developeing the
reoourccs of earth, dives into the mys
teries of nature, to bless his section of
country with prosperity, makes the
desert' to "bud and " blossom as tho
rose," from a financial standpoint.
Have we such persons as we have de
scribed among U3? Let us look about
and see. Dr. Garsou Shamburg, a
gentleman of great experience in the
oil developements, and whose name is
historical in the Yenaugo and Butler
Districts, has moved into Forest, and
is pleasantly situated at the mouth of
West Hickory. He is a man of great
ingenuity and foresight. He has become
interested in that valley largely, and
is developing and producing to-day
large quantities of oil, as any one can
see who will look at the line of his oil
wells and works extending from the
mouth of the creek up as far as the
Fogle Farm. It is hardly worth while
now to say, (what tho commercial
world knows) that tho West Iliskory
oil eclipses any lubricating oil in the
market. This has long been demon-
Etrated. Dr. S. has got the best of
machinery, and is already making
these old wells tell. The Dr. has un
limited faith iu the territory.
Then there is Geo. M. Kepler, who
has put up a rig on th Charles XI ill
farm, four miles above Tionesta, aud
will soon have a well doivn. .His der
rick and other buildings as well as
"the enginery for action" are on the
sod. we can only have hope that his
efforts maybe crowned with the success
which thoso efforts merit. He, too,
has strong faith, and that faith mixed
with the sand to go ahead.
Of the Grandin Bros, who are,
through their efficient agent, Feter
Bony, sinking down wells in the wil
derness of Salmon Creek and Ball
town, you have heretofore apprized
your readers by notes at various times
They have proved that portion of the
county beyond a doubt to be au oi
section. Great credit is duo to them
for their efforts, which have produced
results that place the territory before
the world as desirable.
Dr. 3. S. Towler is still drilling
J. E. WENIC,
awiy "toward China," in Jeuks TV p.
lie has been there over trvo years, and
has full faith in oil there, and that
too not without reason, for ho hao seen
the evidence. His faith is heroic, and his
pluck indubitable. lie is a man of
science, and solid judgment. Ho
knows tho belt crosses through that
section, nuJ "although not seeking for
light," literally, he is intelligently seek
ing for that which is the foundation or
source of light, viz: "Oil," and the
writers word for it ho will eventually
succeed.
So much for some of those who are
nobly struggling to developo our land,
who have come into tho county from
without our borders. But let us now
look a little nearer home: For over a
year Geo. S. Hunter, across the Alle
gheny, beside the Depot, has bcn ob
taining oil from lime to time at bis
little well. This well was an improve
ment on tho older one, just bjf the
mill ; it is some 12 or 14 rods South
of the old well. This showed to Hun
ter that the quantity of oil increased
as he went south, and in pursuance of
that idea, moved by faith, he has put
up a rig on South Hunter Run, below
it, and commenced operations. I hope
his full success may be chronicled.
Hunter is wrapped up in his oil pros
pects. His indomnitable persovernece
must succeed at lasl.
Time fails me to write of others,
further than to say that too . much
praise cannot be given to those wor
thies who are endeavoring to devel
opo the land. Isign myself "Z" because
that is not my name, but my nom dc
plume. More anon, Z.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
B1
Y .VIRTUE of sundry writs of Fi. Fa.
issued out of thn
Pleas of Forest County, and to mo direct
ed, there will bo exposed tosalo bv public
vendue or outcry, at tho Court llouso in
the Borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, A. D., 1670,
at 10 o'clock A. M tho following described
real estate, to-wit :
L. F. Watson vs. E. C. Dale. Adminis
tratrix, et al, FI. Fa., 1 1. D. No. );j Sept.
Term, 1H70, C. D, .No. 61 May Turin. ISii.
Davis, Att'y.
All that certain piece or parcel of lun'd
nunc
m
FIIC
(In tiot) lyltur, and Ix'inu; in Tionosti Por
ouirh. Forest. County, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described ns follows to wit:
Bepiniii)' nt a post on Klin St., running
then co North 7 rods and ;" link to it posi,
and stones on Elm St; thence. North K7
decrees west 7 rods nnd 1(1 links to n post
and stone; thence South 4 decrees East,
H rods to a post by Walnut tree; thence
South 8! decrees 'East 6 roils nnd 5 Jinks
to the plaeo of bepininp. Containing 4(1
perches of land; belnp patt of tho oripinal
tract No. 611. Lotting Warrant, called
"Nequallingel" In name of Sliollas Ranpn,
afterwards Iho property of .J. Range, by
him conveyed to Jacob Shriver, aud bV
Shriver to Nilas J, Woleott bv deed tinted
23rd .Inly 1X70; and by S. J. Woleott con
veyed to John A. Diiio, dee'd, bv deed
dated July 1I!, 1S72. Recorded In' Forest
County in tho olllce for recording deeds in
Deed Book 7, page. lot).
Ai.no. An undivided one-half Interest
in that certain pieco or parcel of land sit
uate, in Tionesta Township, . Forest
County, Prima ; containing 170 acres more
or less ; being the famo tract of land as
sessed in the name of Dalo and Brother,
formerly. J. II Hands, and sold bv S. J.
Setley, Treasurer, to John A. Dalo And
Orvillo Stone, on tho 11th day of Juno,
1S72, for arrearages of taxes tor tho year
1871; as by reference to said Treasurer's
sale will more fully nnd at largo nppear.
raid deed Is recorded in Forest County in
tho ollico'for recording deeds in lced
Book No. 10, page 1S1.
Ai.so,- Alt tint certain piece or parcel
of land situate in (Jseen Tii., County of
Forest, and State of Pennsylvania, bound
ed as follows, to-wii : Beginning nt a post
on tho bank of the Tionesta creek, theneo
north fifty degrees east throe hundred and
eighty-nino rods to a whito oak, tlionco
south 4:1 east two hundred nnd til teen
perches to a hemlock on tho bunk of said
creek, thence down said creek (:i perches
to n post, thence north Hti west ono hund
red nnd sixty perches to a pin-oak, thence
north 70 east 115 perchos to a post, thence
north 52 west r0 rods to a post, thence
north 47 west 1 perchos to oak sapling
on tho Collins line, theneo north XSJ0 west
along said Collins lino about 00 perches
(crossing an island) to a post on tho ba.tk
of Tionesta creek, thence down said creek
to a post the place of beginning. Con
taining three hundred it twent v-li vc acres,
mote or less: being a part of tho same
land conveyed to John A. Pale, nnd J. G.
Dalo by W. II. Richardson, mid by J. G.
Dalo nnd wife to tho said John A. Dale,
by deed dated Sept. i, 1 87:1.
Ai.so, All that certain lot of ground
situate in tho Borough of Tionesta, County
of Forest, nnd State of Pennsylvania,
b.iunded nnd described as follows' to-wit :
On the north by Walnut Street,
oast bv lands of G. G. Sickles; on the
south by lands of D. S. Knox, and on tho
west by lands of D. S. Knox. Containing
one-half acre, more or loss. Said iot being
formerly owned by Thomas II. Sill, and
being thereon crocted two, two-story
frame buildings.
Also, All that pieco or parcel of land
Bitunto in tho Borough of Tionesta, Countv
of Forest, and Stato of Pennsylvania,
bounded as follows to-wit: On tho South
by Irwin St., on tho west bv tho Alle
gheny river; on the north by lands of
J. A. Dalo, deceased ; on tho oast bv lands
of Toby and Irwin. Containing one aero,
moro or loss ; formerly owned by Irwin
Heirs.
Also, All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate in Tionesta Borough.
Forest Cunnty, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows : Beginning at a
post on the bank of tho Allegheny river
at tho nonh side of Walnut St., thence up
said river north 2 west lOii-1 feet to lot of
G. S. Hunter, theneo south 8.j east 220
foot to Second St.. theneo down Second St.,
south 5 west 1061 feet to Walnut St.,
thence along Walnut St., north 83 west
22(5 feet to tho plaeo of beginning. Being
lots Nos. , 2 nnd 3, ns laid down on rtio
general plan of said Borough ; uud biing
the same property conveyed bv Jamas 1!.
Diamond et ux, to John A. Dalo by doed
dated November 24, 180-1, and recorded in
Venango County, in the ollico for record
ing deeds &c, iu Deed Book "II II" pago
8U, reforcneo thereto being bad will more
fully snd at largo appear.
Also, -All that certain pieco or parcel
of land situato in tho Borough of Tionesta.
Forest County, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described us follows : Beginning at a
post Ai tho east bank of tho Allegheny
river, (the north east corner), thence bv
land of Jacob Shriver, south 8, east 30
porches to a post, thence by land of G. G.
Sickles, north 8.0 west 30 perches to a
post on tho bank of tho Allegheny river,
thence up tho said river 5 4-10 perches to
the place of beginning. Containing one
acre, bo tho samo more or loss. Boingtho
samo pioco of land cojiveyed bv Andrew
Fleming to John A. Dalo, bv ileed datod
February 18, -1805, and recorded in Venan
go Couutj , in tho ofliee for recording deeds
Ac, in Deed Book "T T," pago 100, as bv
referenco thereto will more fully and at
largo appear.
Also, All that certain piece or parcel
of land situato in the township of Kings
ley, county jot Forest, State of Pennsylva
nia, described as follows: Beginning on
tho bank of Tionesta creek, limning
thence down the bank of said creek south
421 west 34 perches to a post, thence south
48i west 23 perches to a post, thenccsouth
58J west 25 perches to n post, thence south
4i west 24 pen-has to a past, thence south
27iwestl4 porches to a corner, theneo
south 43 east 78 perches to a pino -stump,
theneo north 47 east 00 porches to a post,
t hence SOIllll Cst. (IS n.tllmu tr. .1 iwwt
theneo north by land of McDormot ami
Forker 47 east 61 perches to a hemlock
corner, theneo north 30Jo west 170 perches
to tho place of beginning. Containing 1)0
acres strict measure, with about fifteen
acres of improvement under fence.
Known formerly as tho Daniel Colo farm.
Ai.so, All that certain Island situato iu
the Allegheny river in Hickory township,
county of Forest, and State of Pennsylva
nia, containing oight acres, more or loss:
being -lirst Island below the mouth of
est Hickory creek, and assessed in tho
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 undivided one-half interest
in all that certain pioco or mircol of land
lying ami being in the township of Tiones-
la. county of i- orest, anil Statoot l'ciinsyl
vania, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: On the fiorth by part of Warrant
JSo. iNi.i, oil tho east bv C. Curb, on
tho smith by Warrant No. 2S2.-, on tho
west by lands of Oil Company, Contain
ing ono hundred acres, more or less : bo
illir the Southwest corner of tr.-t Vn "vis
formerly assessed in namo of J. Warner!
Ai.so, The undivided one sixth inter
est in that certain piece or parcel of land
Kittiaio in Given towushin. countv of For
est, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Beiri li
ning at a post on the original lino of tract
No. 3817, thence 88J east 3iiS perches to
post, thence north 1 1-2J east 100 perches
to a iKt, thence south 88 l-j0 east 43 per
ches to a maplo, thence south 43 1-2 east
M perches to a post, thence south 1 1-2
west 284 perches to a hemlock, thence west
40 1-2 south ill perches to a lnanlo tre.
theneo west 88 1-2 north U0- porches to a
post, theiico north 1 1-2 " east 100 perches
in u posi, inen.-o west m i-j." north 302
perches to a post on oripinal tract line. and
theneo along tho said tract line north 1 1-2
east ICi perches to a post and place of be
ginning. Containing 000 acres, more or
Jess, being parts of Warrants Xos. 3s m
and -"M7. Subject, however, to an Article'
of Agreement dated the Kill iluv of Jaii-
nary, A. D. Is7s, between E. C. Dale, Ad
ministratrix r,f the Estate of John A. Dalo
deceased, and .T. S. Hood and William
Dale, fof the sale of tho timber standing
and being on the nbovo described Innct,
reference being had to said article ol'ugree
niont will moro fully and at large appear.
All tho nbovo described pieces of real
estate taken in execution and to be sold (is
tho properly of E, C. Dale, Admininlstra
trU et al, at tho suit of L. F. Watson.
ALSO,
John J. Barnsdall for use of L. B. Her
lington, now tor uso of Mack Brothers,
vs. Joseph Barnsdall, Fi. Fa., No. K Sept.
Term, WO. Samuel Gruin'iino, Alt'v.
All tho defendants interest in nil that cer
tain piece or parcel of land situate in Har
mony Township, Forest County, Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at a post and stones tho
northwest corner of tho James Mclntlre
farm formerly, now lauds of tho llolbrook
Association, and runs thence nv their lands
south fifty-four degrees east one hundred
and ninety-two and ono-tenth rods to a
post, also corner to said Association's
lands, theneo still by tho samo south
eighty-eight degree oast two and eight
tenths rods to a post nnd stones tho north
east corner of said Associations lands,
which said post stands iu tho west lino of
tho Fleming farm so called, ther.eo partly
by said farm nlong tho aforesaid lino 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 formerly of D. Ball, thence bvt ho
samo north eighty-eight degrees west fifty
seven and two-tenths rods to a post anil
stones, tho southwest corner theroof,
theneo still by tho samo land north two
and throe-quarter dog roes east twenty
four rods to a post and stones, theneo
north eighty-eight degrees west, ouo
hundred and twenty-one rods to a post,
theneo south two and ono-quarter degrees
west seventy-tlvo rods to a post nnd largo
stones, theneo south thirty-ono nnd a
quarter degrees east, twenty-live nnd
seven-tenths rods to tho place of begin
ning. Containing ono huudred and sixty
and nine-tenths acres of lain'.
Thkcii in execution and to be sold ns the
property of Joseph Bai nsdnll at tho suit of
John J. Barnsdall for use of L. B. Herring
ton, now for use of Mack Brothers.
TERMS OF SALE. Tho following
must b strictly complied, with when tho
property is sti icken down :
1. When the plaintilf or other lien cred
itors bce.on e the purchaser, tho costs on
tho writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on tho prop
city sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt for the amount of tho pro
ceeds of tho sale or such portion thereof a
bo may claim, must bo furnished tho
Sherill.
2. All bids must bo paid in full.
3. All nales not settled immediately will
bo continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of the
day of sale, at which timo all property not
settled for will again bo put up and 'sold
at tho oxpouso nnd risk of tho person to
whom lirst sold.
-Sco Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
pago 4 0 aud Smith's Forms, pago :M.
C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offlec, Tiouesta, Pa., September
2,1870.
PROCLAMATION.
Wiikrkas. Tho Hon. L. T. Wotinnro,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, Quarter Sessions nnd Oyer and Ter
miner, in nnd for the county of Forest, has
issued his precept for holding a Court of
Common 1'lens, Quarter Sessions and
Oyer and Terminer at Tionesta, for
th'o County of Forest, to commenco r.u the
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being tho
22ud day of Sept. 1S7. Notice is therefore
given to tho Coroner, J list ices of tho Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev be
then anil there in their proper persons lit
ten o'clock; A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do thoso things
which to their olllces appertain to bodono,
nnd to thoso who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute ngainst tho prisoners that aro
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
ngiunst them as shall bo just. Given un
der my hand nnd seal this 27th day of
Septotulier, A. D. 1S7SI.
v C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
TRIAL LIST.
Prothonotauy's Officii, )
FoitK.sT Co., Pa
Causes set down for trial in tho Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Sep
tember Term 1S79:
No.Tr. Yr.
1 L. L. HaokeU for uso vs. J.
M. Kepler .'.0 May 73
itoaa commissioners vs.
auditors Report of Jen Us
Township 3d May 70
.1 J. B. Sill etl vsS.lI.Haslct 3( Dec. 75
4 J. R. Jones vs. Frank Barr & May 73
5 Charles SUirrow vs. Eli Ber
lin 80 Sep. 70
0 Edward Jones etal vs. John
Peterson et al 22 May 78
7 George 15. Walters vs.
Samuel Clark f2 Sep. 78
8 County of Forest vs.A.J.Sig-
gins et al 23 May 78
9 Admr's of Winans estate vs.
Joseph Harrison 1(1 Dec. 73
10 J. E. Blaino vs. Henry Swag-
gart fi Feb. 79
11 William Wilson vs. Samuel
Clark 33 Doe. 78
12 Julius Bcrkiman vs. D. W.
Agnow 61 Sept 78
13 David Gill vs. E. II. Dar-
rah 40 Sep. 78
14 Andrew Weller for use vs.
S. H. Haslet etal 12 May 77
15 T. J. VanGiesen vs. J. M.
Kepler 28 Doc. 78
10 Thomas Irwino vs. W. C,
Cobiirn 0 Doc. 78
17 S. T. May vs. Elizabeth C.
Dalo Admx et al 23 Dee. 78
13 Thomas Ruttor A Co., vs.
J. II. Derickson A Co. 29 Dec. 78
10 J'JU Jienui vs. John A. Stew
art 20 May 79
20 Jacob I). Aingor Trusteo vs.
Leonard Agnow et al 3"i May 79
J. SHAW KEY, Prothonotary,
Tionesta, September 2, 1879.
XOTIC1.
Public notice is hereby given that John
H. Menscli, Executor of the Estato of
Henry Keller, deceased, has filed in tho
Register's Office of Forest county his par
tial account as executor of said decedent
Also, Matthew Bortzer, Guardian of Su
san J. Rohti, minor child ot Jonathan
Robb dceased, has libjd in tho Ollico of
tho Clork of Orphans Court ot said county.
his partial account as guardian of said
minor; both ot which accounts will bo
presented to the respective Courts for eon
Urination and allowance on tho 4th Mon-
dsy of September next.
Jl'STIS SIIAWKEY.
Register and Clerk of Orphans Court,
Tionetsta, Aug. 27, 1i9.
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
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Railrosd.
ON AND AFTER Monday, July 28, 1S79
trains will run ns follows:
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
No. I h. .1 N. Nn. 4 r.. (
n in pm pin pm pm n m
Pittsburgh 8:r,- 2:3.1 8:40 8:00 :r() OYJO
W Pen Iunel0:()2 3:5:. :t: (!:fiM2:.'!.j 4:12
Kittanning 10:3(1 4: ir 12MHI (i:l." ll:,Vi .t:io
R. B'k JunclLlu fi:.ir. I Ha r:3; H:(i 1
Brady Bend 1 1:22 r:W 1:3.". f.:20 10:r.r. 1:35
Parker 11:52 (i:25 2;3!i 4:50 10:25 12:27
Emlonton 11:31 7:oi ;;:io 4:3110:07 11:55
Scrubgrass 1:07 7:43 4:30 3:52 9:25 10:45
Franklin 1:38 8:20 5:37 3:17 8:45 9:45
Oil City 1:5" 8:50 0:15 3:0u 8:1ft 9:10
Oleopolis 2:17 0:41 2:35 8:41
EagloRoek 2:28 . !;50 2:2M 8:30
Tionesta 2:45 7:14 2:07 8;03
Tidiouto 3:25 7:55 ;34 7:15
Irvinotou 4:05 s:;jr, i:on (j:i-,
Falconers B:40 11:05
Buffalo 8:15 S:.'!0 ...... ......
Oil City 2:15 7:00 10:40 1:40 8:25 !?:55
Pot. Centre 2:35 7:20 11:01 1:25 8:08 3:33
Titusvillo 3:05 7:45 11:32 1:0(1 7:44 3:05
Corry 4:10 8:50 I2;40 1 1:50 0:35 1:55
P. in l. m a. in a. in a. in p. in
Trains run bv PhilHriclnhiit Time.
DAVID Mi CARGO, Gen'l Sup't.
J MORTON HALL,
Nen'l Passenger it Ticket Agent.
GREAT REDUCTION!
o
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AMD
rZHALE CCLLE3E,
liANDOLPH, T.Y.
It Is a largo ami thoroughly cqulped
Seminary lor hoth sexes. Established in
1850. Property five from debt, 103,000.00.
Now Boarding Hall, with steam-hout, etc.
erected in 1873 at a cost of H5,oi)0. Ex .(cl
ient board and home-like arrangements
throughout. Total expenso for board,
furnished room steam-heat, light, washing,
and tuition for 14 weeks, $ 19.20, for one
year, 4147.00. For catalouo or further
information, address, Proi. J. T. ED
WARDS, D. I)., Principal.
iMir-Fttll Term ojH-tis A ugtiat 20." Winter
Term opens December 9. Spring Term
opens March 23. 18-St
KENDALL'S aide ,m ','lic!'
will euro Spavins, Slint, Curb, Callous,
Ac., or nil v 'enlargement, AND WML
0 D A V M RKMOV 1-3 TIIH
U T M V I W BUNCH WITH
OUT BLISTERING or causing a sore.
No remedy ever discovered ciiuids it for
I J O p certainty f action in stop-
l'i'ig the lameness and re
moving tho bunch. Price $1.00. Send
for circular giving POSITIVE PROOF
and your nearest agent's address. Nold
by druggists, or sent to any address by
tho inventor. B. J. Kendall, M. D., Fnons
burg Falls, Vt. mar 20, 1 y.
ALECTURE
.isj VubVxhrd, in a Hcylcd JCuvvlopc.
I'rire. xije vrntit.
A Leeturo on tho Nature, Treatment,
and Radical euro of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrhea, induced by Self-Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Inipotency, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
riago generally ; Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical Incnpac'i
tv.Ae. Bv ROBERT J.CULVERW ELL,
M. D., author of the "Green Book," Ac.
The world-renowned author, iu this
admirable Leeturo, eleany proves from
his own experience that the awful conse
quences of Self-Abuse may bo effectually
removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing
out a mode of euro nt once certain and
effectual, by which every sullerer, no
matter what his condition 'may bo, may
euro himself cheaply, privately and rad-
III IV.
".;77. lecture trill urate i boon to
thouHinulx (ft (houxnnd.
Sent, under real, in n plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps.
AililrcsK the rublisliers,
T II K C U L V E R W 1-3 L L M 1 3 1) I C A L CO. .
41 Ann St., New York ; 1'. O. Box, 4580.
. 1-10-ly.
JifflES M. BEVERLY,
PRACTICAL KOUSE-STlOEll
(Sh p just South of Knox's Mill.)
TIONESTA, JP A.
FOR KE-SKTTINf! SHOK irTS. NEW
K1IO MS .!n I : I'S. 1 :. (' 1 1 -1 1 A N I -MADM
OR 1 ATM NT.
Can-in-tP Ironing nnd Repairing, iiikI
HlackMinilhip.j; of all kin:U done in lirsl
claM im'iiiK r. Also, Contractor fur I lie
eiirn of ( 'nut rai-l iui, Corns, (,'iioitcr, Sp;il
l'ect. Acute L:un 1 1 it : . Ai-ulo Navvi -i i Lt -diseases,
iiud the prevention of ltilcllc -
iiuvll it
n iTTrr it --nr-i -iirirriT-ai in -
fSi&'-Zl -- JV-- --nil
A RE YOU GOING TO P A I PJ T
CHEMICAL PAINT.
Ready for use iu 'White, nnd over One Hundred different Colors inado of bfrict
ly pure Whito Iead, Zine and Ijinseed Oil, f 'heniically eoiiiblned, wanauted much
handsomer and cheaper, and to last Twice us Eong as any other Paint. It lias taken
tho FIItST PREMIUMS at twenty of the State Fairs of the Union, a. id is on Many
Thousand of tho finest houses in the eountry.
' St. IVtersbuigh, Pa., Jan. 10th, 1877.
MII.TjER RKOl II MRS.
i MNTLMM MX We have sold laryro filnutifies of vour Chemisal l'aint In this
section of tin: country, and all parties having use 1 the saina spi aii highly of its dur
ability and tinisli; and they find tlie colors and mixture just as you represent.
There can be no better paint for exposure to heat ami cold, and tiny one usin It
once will surely do bo iiain. You have privilege to uso our names for reference
Respectfully, C'llAEMANT A. URA I'E.
Address: ILXjEI BBOTHEBS,
31 y e :t St. Clair Street,
SAMPLE CARD SENT FEEE
FOJl SALU J1Y UOlilXHQX
U SEWING rlACKiriE
Tisn BK5VT OP AlUU
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construciion,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in tlu Broad Claim
OF tmq tni
VESIV IlEST OPHIIAT1NO
cvscicnni oeujng,
XIANDSOMEBT, AND
Host Perfect Ccvrin llachino
IN THE WORLD.
t'- :V-T-v--?.-i"
The fjret t popultrlty ol the White fs the mott eon
Wnclng tribute to Its excellence and euptrierity
evtrolhef machines, and In tubmlttlnq It le tho
trade we put It urtnn lis mrrlts, and In no Instinca
hs It ever yet failed toeetuh anyrteommenualion
The demend tor the Whllo hat Inereasod la such
Cn extent that we are now compelled ta turn out
.A. Compltte Swlxvgr 2Catelxlaa.
, ovnry thna zxi.n.vLtoa tu. . .
ttajm S.a.y to -u.pply
' tZt 3.ra.ja.il
Every machine Is warranted fnr 3 years, and
sold for c-th al liberal dlscpunts.or upon ttty
payments, to suit the convenience ol customers.
CA0ZMI3 WAKIIO IH pkcCCOKXO XZ0SITCI7.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO..
Nt 353 Eu&Ud Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Tvi6TORlous !
HIGHESTd. BEST AWARD
And Grand Mst'al 'of Honor.
Economy, Durability and Itapidity .
combined with perfect work,
Arc Dislingui liinp Feature! uf llm
cclcbraieU
Giant Farm anfl Warelionse Facs,
NAtiB DY
A.. P. DICKEY,
Racine, Wis.
Now liaving many lute improvemenii, ifipy ri fullr
rqual In eveiy '.emai:d : tlcaimijr a I kinds f drain,
I'on lieuns. Caster I'e.ii.x. Cum at-i.1 Suull Srd.
They pratlc Wheat perfectly by mice li-ndhnr. -'t;i.
urate Oat from Wheal, Ibrlry and Rye 'l'hey h.i'.;
very perfect arrangements for cltai.iac 'i'lino-h-',
I'ltiver, Max e'd, Of k irtl Craiis, and a 'I txW
Small Seed. 'f'hey Chan' erf'-ct'r, ar.tl r -inbu-c
every qualification rcqiii r-.l ti i!o tlie lie-t v i ik in
the ihoitest lime.
33s.BMa'
Warchciiji.
j w rr, r.?nti Mill-, oe luc'y C"n
itrxjclcd, b"tti 1 i
:yf ri:e H'ts t iciuti:.
!::r ft, c.p .r!y f fit in 5
rc'tr to r?.-e rf ni l.
f re. cm trarifctiorl.iti'iT,
! iT v :i " f.-r foiwndin;:
11 ;!1 c:;sc-, put fre o;i
nvd.tc tlie t!rm,'n !,
'i'licy r.rc '::; ;-!,
nnd 's-:t 'T "' n.
I.tla: 1, r.i iC(j::e.-.'w'it ; r
board Cr.-iur tiL:u;:cr.
receive J. t
A i
u i.llcd r.-unc day ai
Mills fliipr.H'M.iv ckxl cfm" t. f-r' Iv'f tV
IrciJ't chr; cil us wlirn f iwnwlcd " et i t)Uo
will lo tjt:uic(1 ;. ; .J. en !l!'c:::! tm: 3. Corro
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
1SDJAXA, J'A.
Buildinjr,
t!u best 1:1ml hi tho United
States.
Acconimodntloni , or -lilil l!o..rdcrs.
School, Ji st-i .iss in'all respects.
Dopaitiuonti, Noinial, Cia.ssical, Coiji-
mercial, M usical.
The Kail Term ol' l." weeks will open on
,I N DAY, SIM'TM.M I'.MIl S. IsT'.i.
K:, ljcni,en as li.w as iin,' ol her ' s, liool iif-
I niiii.:r ciiia! a lva.itau.es and accoin-
iii'nlat ions.
for Cal-iloguc, addrtts.s
John II. Ekkm.ii. I.E. IV. IYincinal.
a - nrT - r - TTTrnrrrm i miwn rmmu i i , ia
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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A B ON X Ell, '1IOXESTA, 1'A.