lit owst $UjroWtan. .T. K. WKXK, EDITOR. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. H.18S0. National Republican Ticket. For Fresident, Gen. JAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio. For Vice President, Gen. CHESTER A. ARTHUR, ' of New York. P RHS T D E XTIATj e lecto rs. rcr.Kcrons at t.atujk : Edward N. llenson Henry AV. Oliver. WSTRICT KLKPTOIIS ! 1 Sam'l O Torkiiis, 2 Edwin IT Kitler, 3 M Hail Stanton, 4 James Dohson, 6 (iet) Do 7i Ke'in, 0 Dvid V Houston, 7 Morgan R Wiso, 8 J H Poonc, 0 OcorgeCalderJr., 10 Isaac S Mover, 11 Edirar Pinehot, 12 John Mitchell, i:j C EShindell, 14 C H Fomev. ir, X C Kllsbric. P AiHrew .stout, 10 ( M Reade, IS ( H Wiestllng. 1!) Michael Sclmll. 20 W W Ames, 21 .T P Teagarten, 22 Nelson P, Reed, 23 A V, W Painter, 21 TTM M'Kcnnan, 25 James. T. Matt'ett, 20 Cjr Jelamalcr, 27 C V tiillillan. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Supreme Judge, HENRY GREEN, of Northampton County. For Auditor General, JOHN A. LEMON, of 131 air 'County. REPUBLICS COliKTY TICKET. For Congress, Ocn. HARRY WHITE, of Indiana County. For President Judge, Hon. Win. P. BROWN, of Warren County. For Assembly, E. L. DAVIS. For Associate Judge, AMZA PURDY. ' For County Treasurer, . ' N. S. FOREMAN. For County Surveyor, F. F. W1IITTEKIN. For Coroner, N. THOMPSON. REPUBLICAN MASS-MEETING! There will be a Grand Republican Mass-Meeting, under the auspices of the Republican party of Forest county, at the Court House, Tionesta, Pa on MONDAY EVE'G, BE FT. 27, 1880. nit n me people oi a orest counn are most cordially invited to attend and listen to the speeches of some of the best talent in tho country. The Re publicans are especially requested to come out and lend their aid in making this meeting ono of the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in Forest AAiinio i iiox. ii. ii. Mccormick, of Pittsburgh, ono of the best speakers of the State, and 3EX. HARRY WHITE, our honored member of Congress will be with us, and make the spacious Court Room ring with eloquence. Arrangements are being made to have other eminent speakers present, but at the present writing we are unable to give the names. Nothing will be left undone to make the meeting the event of the campaign. ' The Silver Cornet Band, of Oil Creek Lake, will furnish music for the occasion. Mosgrove ha3 denned his position atlabt: He is favor of being elected to Congress if he can get votes enough. He believes from cow until alter tho election, just as evory man does who will give him a vote. Two years ago lie was in for the Grcenbackers first, last and all the time, but now he is in for tho Democrats a littlo, too; and he wouldn't object to being just a little bit in for tho Republicans if noce3?ary in order to get a few votes from .that quarter. He's the most accommoda ting candidate we've ever seen. He's a splendid talker, too ; he can talk two uours at a stretcn ana never say a word. bPEAKlNti of tha Judicial question of this district, the Commonwealth thinks that inasmuch as we trot all our information from one of the Con iorees concerning their meeting at IrvMieton, our comments were unbe coming. Thii is not the case. Mr, Diavman did give us a scanty idea of O w what was done, but the authority upon which we gave our readers the facts was from an entirely different source, and upon which we could rely for accuracy. The Commonwealth lso den its that the conferees who had vr.ted for Kathburu refused to make tho nomination of Mr. lirown uuani iirns. "as uu mich expression was -, - - i called for." If that is tho case it is the first convention of the kind we have ever heard of where such express ion was not called for, and tho reason is obvious: thty probably knew a motion to that effect would not carry. Further on the paper dispenses the following taffy to Mr.Rathburn: "Mr. Rathburn wa3 not a candidate for the position, did not seek or desire it, but we have this much to say of him, that thorn t'a nrnhnhlw flirt mnlprinl in liim to make ono of the best judges in the district." This does not correspond very well witli the opinion ot ono C f I the Forest conferees, who was not at all backward in saying that Ralhburn was in no way fit for the position, and had the Greenbacken nominated him they would have been the laughing stock of the entire district. There is another very significant fuct to be taken into consideration with regard to tho Greenback conference, and that is that ono of the conferees, from this county, n former Republican, stayed at home, for some reason or other, and a Democratic Greenbackcr was substituted in his place. We mention this to show which way the feelings of tho delegation from this county would naturally tend, next to their own party give I hem Deraocratie ideas, "and a tariff for revenue only." This fusion business frith Democrats is getting just a littlo too thick for many of the more consistent Green backers of. Forest county, and they will not be backward about showing it at the polls in November. Takes us to Task. Our time-honored old friend T. J. Payee, of Tylersburg, takes exceptions to on item which appeared in our paper some time ago, under the head of "Scattering Notes," and wants to know the cbap's name who penned it. This we have not the right to give, and it would be a breach of trust on our part to comply with Mr. Payne's request. But let us dissect the item and see what there is in'i( so terribly nauseating to our good Democratic friend. The itom referred to is as follows: -- Can any Democrat in the county tell why he ts a JJemocrat T Does any body know the distinctive principles oi I lie Uemocratic party I What are the great moral questions they are working for? How many voters know why they vote as they do? Now think ! "Can any uemocrat tell why he is a Democrat ?" We see nothing wrong in this conundrum. If a voter can't tell why ho votes the . Democratic, Republican or Greenback ticket he 0USht to bo ashamed of himself and uiitiiib uuu bis iia i u luu uuccik lu uudi i his ballot. "Does anybody know the distinctive principles of the Demo cratic party: lhat is a question which has set many a greal mind to thinking, and we don't think any have ever been able to fathom the mystery it tne democratic party have any 'distinctive principles" we readily confess that we have never been able to discover them. "What are th6 great moral questions they are work iug for?" That's another muted ques tion, and we "give it up." Wo don't think it is fair for our correspondents to ask such hard questions, and we won't allow it any more either. "How 1 . a many voters Know why they vote a3 they do ?" This may be meant for the Democratic party; it may the Republican, and it may go so far as to mean tho Greenback party, but no one should obiect to the question Tl t ii.very voter should be able to give his reasons for voting as ho docs. He should read and reflect, and vote as his conscience dictates. "Now think!" iiiaisa ooss supjrestion. Jjct every voter set himself to thinking between now and the election, and our word for it the Republican ticket will be elected from top to bottom by an overwhelming majority. e have now gono through the item ana can eee no reason why our good friccd aud patron ihould take us to task for allowing it to appear in our columns. "We hone ho will seo and read it in a different light now. a Congressional Conference. Conferees met at Brookville, Sept 14, 18fS0, aud were organized by electing Hon. Andrew Cook, of Forest county, as President, aud C. M. Brewer, of Jefferson county, as Secre tary. The following conferees were present from the different counties comprising the district: Armstrong, J. M. Hunter aud V. C. Moblcy ; Clarion, J. J. Frazicr, Kulof Uulol'on, and John F. Craig ; Indiana, R. A. Paul, II. M. Tomb and Chester Davis ; JeflersoD, C. M. IJrewer ; Forest, lion. Andrew Cook and Nick -Thompson. On motion Rulof Rulofson, J. M. Hunter, and ji. jl. lomo woro appointed a committee on resolutions. On motion Hon. Harry White, of Indiana county, was unanimously nominated for Con gress. Tho following resolutions were unan imously adopted Xcsoh-cd, That wo, the Conferees of the Twenty-Hfth Congressional District i i . i . j i : .i ueiu H."StlIIUl;U, UllvU pji-usuiu iu I III! dutv assigned l us, and uo unani mously nominate and present Gen. Harry White, of Indiana couuty, as the Republican candidate for Congress. Jiesolvcd, lhat it is with more than ordinary satisfaction that wo present to tho voters of this district Gen. White, as our nominee for Congress, for the following reasons, viz : lurst, That as a citizen he has the confidence and esteem of thoso who are best acquainted with him. becond, J hat as a soldier he sorved his country faithfully in its hour of peril. lliird, lhat as a legislator ho made his mark, was indentitied in much leg islation in which his constituents were the benefactors, and was an acknowl- ill..., rr ... eagei jeaaer iii me House as well as in the State Senate Fourth, Viewing the steadfastness with which he combatted in tho Na tional Congress those whose solo aim was and is to overthrow this grand and noble Union of ours, wo proudly present him to the citizens of the Twenty-fifth Congressional district for re election C. M. Hrfavek, Secretary. GENERAL WHITE'S CHALLENGE. He wants Mr. Mosqrove to Debate on the Stump With Him. Special to tho Commercial Gazette Indiana, Pa., September 5. Gen Harry White has sent a challenge through Cant. J. II. Chambers, Chair man of the Republican County Com mittee of Armstrong county, to Mr. Mosgrove, who is his Democratic com petitor, challenging him to a joint dis cussion of political issues. The fol lowing i3 a text of the communication : Indiana, Pa., September 3, 1880, James Mosgrove, Dear Sir : Ii has become customary in many parts of the country for opposing candidates for Congress to travel together over the district and address tho people alternately from the same platform at tho same meeting, lhis is usually in structivc and entertaining to the public. I take pleasure W proposing that you and 1 meet the people of this district at the same meeting and address them alternately from the same platform on the practical questions of the peopling campaign. I suggest that these meetings be held in country towns and principal places of w .. .H - - ll you pieter, I will travel with you all over the district.' 1 observe you have already been addressing meetings and so have I, hence my proposition to address tho same meeting. I have not heard any of your addresses, but remember you were a candidate against me in 1878. v I observe you ran upon the tollowing plattorm or pledge: ' Parker, Pa., Monday, Aug. 5, 1879, Pledge. l, James jUosgrove, do piedgo my sacied honnr to support the platform ot tho .National party adopted at lo- leiio, February Tl, 188, aud the principles set forth in the platform of the .National Greenback Labor party of Pennsylvania, adopted at 1 hiladel phia, May 9, 1878, and I further pledge myself as willing to use every honorable means to elect the Htute ticket and to insure the success of the National Green- back Labor parti in the 1 residential contest in 1880. Signed James Mosorovk. The year 1880 designated for the fulfillment of the latter part of the pledge is upon us. General Weaver seems now to be the Presidential can didate indicated in this pledge. It.is but frank to say here that, in view of the peculiar position you o. copy as a candidate, I shall seek in the proposed discussions by all courteous parlia mentary methods to discover to the Iublic whether you are now aiding tho parties trying to elect General Weaver on his platlorm, or Geueral Hancock on his, and which you will personally support, in return lor this privilege of commenting on your pledge or platform, I invite to the fullest and lceest discussion ot ray record and utterances in public life. As you may be awaro, I have been honored with a seat in the State Senate, in the recent Constitutional Convention, and am now in my second term iiiiCoDgress. In all of these positions I have partic ipated ray voice and vote in legislation atlecting all the people intheir vaued interests. My conduct und record in these positions are of easy access, and if, in auy way inimical to the public welfare, can be readily shown. I may eay also, here, that in the proposed discussions I shall advocate on ttie financial question tho old fashioned constitutional rule of .specie as 'the basis fur all our currency, as against any fiat or pav-as-you-pltasc basis for any money system, which latter I am informed you have in your late, as well ns (present canvas?, practically advocated. I have thought the pro posed discussions can bo conductod with that propriety and courtesy bo- coming gentleman candidates for high and respectable stations. I hope you agree with mo that a candidate for a seat in the American Congress can better afford to bo defeated than to be elected with any portion of his con stituency misapprehending lus con victions and intended conduct on any of l,!e of the ho Si?&!'V" hour, lie cheer fully meet you at any timo to arrange details. Sincerely yours. Harry Wiiitk. Well Pleased. Mr. A. W. Gcaly, President of the Bullion Exchange Rank, Summit City, Fa., in a recent letter to Prof. Smith, Principal of the Iron City College, Pittsburgh, says: "I am well pleased with my course at your College. I would not tako a small fortune for what I learned there." Pitlsburbh Commercial Gazelle. Go to G. W. Bovards for Mrs Freeman's New National Dyes.- For brightness and durability of color they aro uncqualed. Culor 2 to 6 lbs., price 15 cents. 33 ly. f"PIM HER LAND FOR HA LE. Warrant -L 3150. Oirilbv heirs. 1050 ncres. bctwoen forks of Millstone, Forest county, 4 miles from Clarion river, and It from survey of F. C. & K. R. R. All lieorit! timbered Hh hemlock, cheriy, ask. maple, poplar, cu- cuinlior, etc. Will sell tho whole, or in lots at private sale. The wholo or any part vc- mainingon hand will ie sold at A wi H)A at tho Court Houso, Tionesta, .September USlh, l.sso, at 1 p. in. I die unimpeachable, II. J. iV. A. ft. itl.l n. Attorneys. Clarion, Pa., August, 1SH0. TRIAL LIST. Prothonotauy's Offick, 1 Foiikst Co.. Pa I Causes set down for trial in tho Court of Common Pleas of Forest County nt Sep tember Term ibw : No. Tr. Yr, A. Hopkins vs. Ilornco Wilkins 20 May 80 J. H. NicodenniH vs. W. A. Nicodcnius 21 May 60 J. E. lilaino vs. Henry Swag- cm-1 Feb. 70 J . A. Nelll vs. Byron Landers 10 May 79 Andrew Wcller et at lor uso vs. S. II. Haslet et al 12 May 77 Nancy Dawson, Adinx., vs. Sarah Ann Dalo 19 Sep. 79 W J. White vs. U. Sham- burg 20 Doc. 79 8 Peter Ileffron vs. J. K. Me Cutcheon 22 Dee. 79 15 Feb. 80 9 II. . Tinker tt Co. vs. R. J. Rcid. Executor 10 F. 11. Ellsworth et M vs. Frank (Jarvcv 8 Dee 2(5 Dec. 79 ll W. II. MMillen vs. Anuil- la Mong 79 12 Commonwealth of Pa. for uso vs. Henry Winegard et nl 65 Sep. 13 Samuel Duff vs. Tho Coun ty of Forest, 22 Sep, 14 i. Shamburg vs. Ws Hnvs 1 Fob 15 S. 11. Haslet vs. J. N. Teits worth, 7 May 80 10 Samuel Walker vs. jCorgo J. Laev. 9 May 80 17 T. .1. Conard vs. Tionesta Township, 27 May 80 J. SHAWKEY, Prothonotary Tionesta, August 80, 1!SM. HarmOnV TWDi Auditors RepOrti ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Harmony Township in account with said Town ship. Dr. To ain't of Road tax levied $1,690 24 1,(590 21 t:r Ry ain't of work done fl.IJt'l '20 Unseated lands returned 2n; ti in hands of collect'!- 120 10 1,(590 24! JOHN WOODCOCK Township Treasurer in account with Harmony lownslnp Koail rund Dr. To cash on Imml from last yaw. 7.- 30 " ain't msl from Collector ... ir2 45 527 !j Cr. Rv Vouchers $ 4'.'l) SO I'crcentHtfe Ca.sh on IihiiJ " 27 tl! r.27 75 JOHN WOODCOCK Township Treasurer in account with Harmony Township l'oor lund. Dr. To cash on hand from last year...? Klii 0l " am t roc d ot Collector i:!7 f0 13 50 Cr Uv Vouchers rercenlaije ; HA iJS 1 7(1 Cash on liiuid 11 i'2 '2V. M St. O. CAKSOX Treasurer in account with Harmony Township School funds. Dr. To cash ree'd fr in former Treas urer $ 340 50 To ain't of State appropriation for A. D. 1.H7S 110 5-1 Totf 'e appropriation lor PV. 00 Pec'd of Collectors.. 1,1! 18 31 2.11S 50 Cr. Hy Vouchers ..$20'J0 M " Percentage " Cash on hand. .. 10 41 .. 57 M ?-J118M VY'p, tho iindor&isned Auditor of liar monv lownslnp, iiavinjr examined tno above accounts tind tho same, correct. JAM KS I 'OXNEIA'.I W. W. 1JLACK. Auditors. C. K. LANDKltS, J Allender School House, June 14, 1SS0. MEAUVII.LE The old and most reliable Actual Busi ness Cohere and Normal School. Young men and women prepared lor tho counting room and every department of ousiness and for touching. Send for circular and npecimeu of penmanship. Kndoso six cents in stamps. Address, A. S . SMITH, Mcadvillc, Pa. Sep 1 it. Dealers in FANCY & FAMILY GROCERIES! FOREIGN it DOMESTIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Goods Always First-Class. Tionesta, Pa., kept. 1, 1SS0. I take pleasure in telling tho Sporting Maternity that 1 have re-purchased Till UVN KUKItflXM FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I SOLD IT IN 1S71, T AM JS1CKLY LOCATED at inv at my old X shv and, mid I am prepared to attend to all my friends, and tho public generally, who need ANYTHING IN THE GUN LINE! I shall keep a perfect stock of all kinds of AftSEViUFtgflTiO! And nil kinds of FISH I fJG TACKLE. I shall also contimio to handle tho "While" Senilis Slacliine, And tho CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE Conio and seo me. You will find nio ALWAYS AT HOME. Muzzlo Loaders niado to order and war ranted. nCffTLEPAIRINO IN ALL ITS BRANCIIES PROMPTLY AND FAITHf ULLY DONE. E. A. IBAXmVIX. Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12, mm Entreat. Fittsbursfi. Pa. fti'KuliLrly tiluuftikJ and iejralty qualified, tut liiluiu& tl moo Kliowf, n beta lunger cnpairrrl in the itcml treatment of Chroma, Sexual aud Urinary disease, than any other pltviti lun la i'ittaburgh, Tho tlrstruo tiv iint)ai, rautvil Vy wo ret liabiu iu youth, or ex jMPoti in lutrr T-r, rjamelv: fcl'BKMATOKKHiKA, HEMINAL WEAKNESS, Ao., and their dUst,roiii eltecU: AVnous iJtJnlitv, pftffht Loatra, .V(unt Wldjmr, Far I'ituvlfM, H txik fcyo. I'vur Memory, Iritaf'ihty, IndifftttUon, Threuttntni CvnMumfirtaa, J trend tf Future. Attrnum to Society, In tujtarity or Marring n or Vfuatw, and rwf trip in Ira potency, Sexual haunt too, &o. perfectly and pttr & neatly oared. Ann ruritnt or loiiK-Mtnndliiff oitsi-a of onorraa, Gleet, Stricture & Syphilis, (all for mi ) rlectmg Mouth, Throat. Ao, tkin, Jtlooa, lionet, and jctfmal and Internal Organ. ar treated on hrieutiha principlu Mi with unparali-lfd iucc. A lifv-ttota xperienc in thuuaaudf of caava of all atHRea, veiy Sear, oontrilutua kill. Curabla casoa uaranu-ed it nnhtexista it ii frankly atatrd. Ueaoriptive Pam phlet seat free. Truutmeut t un bo aunt ut i urely atd privately topenoni at a ilisthiine. Cousultation fri a. Wonderful (mn-pioturei uuu Iii: uu wlto uiftrry: who not; why! Who to marry; proptr ace. tba. Ji-iroUuction livalthy, boautiful children unauttuenoo, rure. Kt;lmlU irc8cri)ibiuiis. liook for th million. JCverybody should rad it. 1'rioe. io cvuU. II A.NHilto; lUtwe siid ahuie. m ihkoi, I tviiu, ttUJiAnut'uu; oaupftot ltaecuy. Doom ior mo rta.. tn mii. Ad.lrena JJr. WLItl . art iiapitg eetiu. i ! SF BSTEffl ! ! mm 1 la. Allegheny Valley Rail Road, -AND- Pittsburgh, Titusville & Bufi'alo Railroad. J till! ns will run as follows: STATION'S. Northward. Southward K... u. J No. 5 p ni p in 2-;.h t:HD 1-.00 1 1 :2S No. "J No, No. a in pin pin 8:00i 1:10 0:50 12:25 1 tJ:iriU:-lsi 5:.'l5lll:lo 5:20IO:5i"i 4:5()j 10:20 a m 7:40 5:75 4:4:1 ::20 2:55 1:50 1:20 Pittsburgh 8:.".r W PmJunch):(i2 Kittanning 1 I : : i( I It. H'k .1 unci 1:10 4:15 5:401 5:52 0:25 7:04 7:IH 8:20 5:05 5:45 0:00 12:30 1:4S 2:1:: 3:12 3:52 4:44 5::!7 0::t5 llrady Ucndll: Parker 1Y.U2 llmlonton l::t4 4::!l 1(1:07! :l:52 l:2ll!l Scrubgrass 1:07 1::IS 2:115 a: 21 Pranklin 3:1 ..! 8:.-J7i 11:00 11:.I0! 0:15 Oil City Oleopoiis 0.50 l:5'.i ll:00j 8:50 1:52 , y. 401 8:40 l::i:ijo:2oi 8-. IO 1:00! !'::ill; 7:57 i;aiito llock 7:o; 7:2 7:5 Tionesta Tidiouto 2:17 :!:-.!! (i:H7 Irvincton 4:0l fi:-10 8:10 8::.!0 !):50 1:10 12:25 11:05 8:25 8:0 7:05 5:17 12:45 Falconers Bullalo 1il Citv 2:30 ft; 15 0:50 2:00 8:05 8:50 Titusv'illo 3:20 10:05 7:35 1:15 7:08 8:03 Corry 4:35 11:35 8:45; 12:05 0:00 0-.55 Muyvillo 5:55 10:"(iil0:5(i :j:5o liiocton 0:35l Ill:3:10:15 3:d0 p ni p in a in a in a m p in Trains run bv Philadelphia Time. DAVID M'.:CAUUO, Gen'l Sup't. J MOHTOX 1 1 ALL, 'ien'l Passenger & Ticket Agent. QTKimr.NVIM.K, OHIO, PKMALK IO S SKMINAKY. Itoard, room and light pel year 8175. Tuition, ?20 to if:ui. t)ue-luurlh oil' for Ministers. Catalogues free. Address, u 121 It. ltev. A. M. Jil-:il, lii. 1). Prin. D. W. CLARK, REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND TIONESTA, FA., Has now forsalo the Following: 120 ACRES, Allo-chenv Township, Venancro Co., Pn.. (Stewarts Him, HJ tulles from Tionesta; 10 acres clearei) j ootl barn ; frumn house; mall orchard ; fences irood j stilcnibil water. Will bo sold at n bargain for cash. FARM OF l'2 ACRES, Three and a half miles East of Kittannlnir, in Armstrong county, known as tho Hnl iuson Farm. All under fence ; splendid farm houso and barn, and all necessary out-buildmirs. Well watored ; well adapt ed for raising of crops or stock, and un derlaid with a 4-fbol vein ot coal. Also plenty of Limestone, FORTY ACRES, - " Near Trnnkevville, Forest, eountv. Fart ot the DAn'el Jones place." Will sell cheap. SIXTY ACHES One mile from Neilltown ; about l.r or" -0 acres cleared, partly fenced. Sonio ootl oak on the balance. THIRTY ACRES, In Jenks Township, Forest county; ten acres cleared; small orchard (trowing, comfortablo houso j well watered, Cheap. AImo 00 Actvh Of vnlntiMo tin1or InmlM U Korrst nml Timboi is vorth tho Clk comUioK. Tho prioo. STOVES! Tinsr, copp.eb AND Shoot Iron Ware I WOULD rcsppetfullv inform tho citi zens of Tionesta and vicinity that I am. prepared to do all kinds of work in tho Tin, Copper ami Sheet Iron linp. 1 'hIho make, n specialty in inamifacturini; SHEET IKOJf STOl'KH and cpiipmentk- Kuilable for railing pur- xro.s. Aiiomi Kinds oi REPAIRING CORE ON SHORT KOTICE Tho IIi-heit Market Price Paid for RAGS AKD JUftK EDI-IEIBEL'S Opp. Lawrence Ilonso, may2tf TIONESTA, PA. Ciiruml Itouli'vnril Holi'K Corner fiOft ,( 'JlroatJM'ay, NEW YORK. Cn Both Amoricaa and Eurnpt au Plans. FrontHiK on Central Park, the O'rand Ronlevard, lirondway and I''ilty-Mntl St.. this Hotel occupies the entire" npiare, and was built and furnished at an expciiKO of over $iMi,(l( n. It is one ot tho most clt trant as well as hcin the lincst located in tho city ; has a passenger Klcvator nod Jill modern improvements, nnd is within ono sipiaro of the depots of tlio Sixth und Kiirth Avenue Elevalcd It. It. cars, nnd still nearer to tho lirtal ay cars con venient and accessible fiom "all parts oT the city, lvooiii with hoard 2. per t!ay. Special rates for fainalies ami pci iiiniu it quests. K. II ASK Y. LL, lro)i-iotor. BROWN'S PATENTl CUN CLEANER.! TIIS hksT Cleaner and Oiler For Juuiu'li-luii'lhti; Aims 'For One Dollar, one Cleaner, Patches. Brush In nn.rkl. and lull directions tent tree or postage. . In ortttfl'lliK Rlvo uuillir of gun. nl (or clirular. ! AdJrtn. T. VARDLEY BROWN, rn-i-c. j IU.ADINO, I Xogicc to 'avigutors! The Allegheny Valley Pail Itcad Com pany will commence to' rebuild its thrco span bridge across tho Allegheny liiver,' at Oil City on the 201 h inst. The'river be neath tho middle and west puns will bo obstructed by trestle-work dnringtlie iht ' part of tiin work, and the ricer beneath the iniddlo and cast spans during tho latter part of tho work. DAVID MrOAKOO, Pittsburgh, Aug. 12, 'Oil. (ien'l Supt. To Nervous Suffurers. Tho Great European Eemody. Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specifio Medicine, Dr. J. P.. Simpson's Specific Medicine is a positivo euro for Supermatorrhca, liu potency, weakness, and all diseases result ing from self-abnso, as nervous debility, irritability, mental anxiety, languor, las situde, depression of spirits and function al derangements of the nervous system :10 gonoral 1 y, pains in back or side, los.--of memorj , pre m a t u rt old ago ami diseasus that lead to con sumption, insanity unit an early gruu,,or both. No matter how shattered ihe sys tem may bo from excesses of any kind, short course of this medicine will restore, tho lost functions and procure health ;and happiness where before was despondency and gloom. The Specific Nediciue is be ing used with wonderful success. Pam phlets sent lreo to all. Write, for them and get full particulars, price, Specific. jM.no ner package, or six packages for f5.00 ill bo sent by mail on receipt of money, Address all orders, J. Ii. Simpson's Med icine Co., Nos. lot and 1im Main St., Jiuf falo, X. V. Sold ill Tiuncj-t.i, 1'a., by K.. W. Dovuid. novl2cow J
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