t
KnrroK.
WEBXCSDAY IHOKMK APR. 6, IS81.
,
J Our terms for mmonncemonts for Co.
f f i'i .:. viU lc ?.",(i(i, strictly in advance.
I CY'UNTV St" t'FUl NTKNliKXT,
f
t Kn. Ill rriu.trAN i
Please rinniiniee the name of MISS .T.
. P. COi'KLAN 1, of Tioncst.-i. n n cnndi
i dale fur Superintendent ol' School of For
t l ('oiirty. subject to tho notion of diree
i I ors' con venl ion to bo hold on (lio lirst
; '!'n"-ii(.y in May. '
I I"r. i;r:iTtu,KMN :-
" ,sir : Please announce my name
- h candidate lor Suerintendent of School
of 1'orcst County. nuibtoct to t'no action of
the diroctors convention to beheld in May
next.
) J. E. IIIIjT.AKD.
I'd. Hiiro blican :
! Ih'nr Kir : Fleaso announce my nimip
i as a candidate for County Superintendent
; f Schools of Forest County, subject to tin;
r" act ion of t ho directors convention to bo
held in Mar.
? N. V. WILLIAMS.
School Directors' Convention.
lo the School Directors of Forest Co :
Gf.nti-kmkn : In pursuance of the
forty tliira section of the act of May,
1854, you are hereby notified to meet
1 in convention, at the Cuurt House in
' Tionesta. on the first Tuesday in May,
A. I)., 1831, being the 3,1 day of the
. month, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
'-. and select viva voce, by a minority of
! the whole number of directors present,
one person of literary and scientific
; acquirements, and of skill and esperi-
cuce iu the art of teaching, as County
tMiperintendeut, for three succeeding
) years; and certify the result to the
; fitate Superintendent, at Ilarrisbnrg,
as required by the thirty-ninth and
fortieth act-lion of sa'ul act.
i II. 8. Brockway,
Co. Kupt. of Forest County,
if Tionesta, Pa., March 28, 1831.
i It has fiually been settle J, after
S juuch trouble and painstaking In the
jway of getting correct figures, that
Garfield's plurality on the popular
(vote is 3,522.
f, Bo Just to the Legislature.
The letter iu yesterday's Press pro
testing ogain6t the indiscriminate cen
sure of the Legislature was in many
x respects just and timely. The news
; papers have become so accustGmed to
i abusing the Legislature that this fault
: finding has with ruauy of theai become
; chronic. It is iudulged iu so continu
, ously and indiscriminately that so far
as it has any effect at all it works gross
; injustice. We have had in Pennsyl
vania our full sharo and more than
our share of Legislative scandals. The
past record of our General Assembly
is black enough, and the popular dis
i content which haj djjracterized its
liittihgs has hud ample justification in
r its act?.
We note a general tendency to
epeak of the present Legislature iu the
tame tpne of disparagement to which
, w had become accustomed in the case
. of its predecessors. The charges
- ugaiost it are not specific. We hear
ot no boom bills, uo organized raid
upon the Treasury, and no creation of
office$ with extraordinary emoluments
for the benefit of favorite politicians.
The gravest charge made against it is
that it has so wasted its time that the
lend of the session is approaching and
it has accomplished almost nothing.
. When we deduct from the total
length of the present session tho days
consumed iu the protracted Sanatorial
struggle the time left for real legisla
tive work has been very short. We
are not of those who think that the
jtime given to the Senatorial contest
' was wauled or that it was barren of
;6ubstantial and valuable results. Two
; leading measures of reform have been
proposed, both for this city one the
lepeal of the Delinquent Tax Lav and
, the other the abolition of the office of
, Kccorder. The Legislature pansed the
'first so hastily that it had to be 'fe-iu-troduced,
but the majority of the Leg
islature are on record in fivor of r2
form legislation, and there is little
'danger that either of the.o bills will
bt) permitted to fail. There are a
number of other measures pending
r which it is highly dssirable should
1 become laws. But if the Legislature
!j.bould d- nothing else than pass the
Appropriation JiiH and relieve i mi
nJJpbia of the two feujmrfluous offices
.ho is seeking to get -rid of, it will
Jcave behind it a recorJ of which its
i n.titibrrs will have no muou to be
.llHlilC!.
i he merit of a Legisialur.i i not to
ii V
I) '.! I
llblT
; J. r.. yv'kn'Iv,
which it may pass. If that wero the
cso the bulky volumes of our pamph
let laws wuuli' compel us to givo the
highest praise to soma Legislatures
wlio have deserved and received the
seVdiyst reprobation. The work of u
-Legislature includes defeating bills ns
vJKns passing them. To prevent
abuses i no le?s meritorious than to
correct them, though labor thus em
ployed may entirely cscdje tho public
eye iind bo omitted in the estimato of
the work do'ie. No suspicion of job
bery attaches to the present Legisla
ture. It contains a greater uumber
of members of conceded ability, integ
rity and force of character than any
recent General Assembly of this State.
Yet this wholesale newspaper censure
includes these men with the nthcrd.
Even if the roosters wero not merely
obstructionists, but were able to have
their own way in the Legislature, jus
tice would demand in passing judg
ment thutsome discrimination be made
between tho two classes.
While it is title that the present
Legislature has seemed more or less
disorganized und has proceeded hith
erto iu a some-what aimless and hap
hazard fashion, tho.e are evils which
time and experience would cure.
There is an unusually large proportion
of new members who compel all Legis
lative business to drag while they are
learning it. Bills cau no longer be
railroaded through tho Legislature as
in the olden time. The dilatory course
which all bills ore now compelled to
take before they can become laws is
in accordance with the will of the
people, expressed in the new Constitu
tion. If the present Legislature was
content to receive its bills ready-made
from some outside eource and pass
them under instruction and with but
tho minimum of debate there vtould
doubtless be le63 friction in the pro
ceedings and less delay in legislation.
Nevertheless, we think most people
will agree it is hotter as it is, aud that
our present Legislature has by no
means deserved the wholesale aud in
discriminate censura that has been so
freely bestowed upon h.-riuladeljihia
Times, Tnd.
THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
Special to the Ktr lulican.
Washington, D. C, Mar. 31, '81.
There are a number of conflicting
rumors afloat to-day touching the at
titude of Attorney General McVeagh
towards the nomination of Wra. E.
Chandler to be Solicitor General. One
was that at Chandler's own request tho
nomination was to be withdrawn. An
other was that Chaudler protested
against withdrawing his name until
the Senate had disposed of the nomin
ation. It appears that Mr. Chandler
was promised the Solicitor Generalship
before Mr. McVeagh'j name was deci
ded upon as Attorney General, and
hence his friends say that was not in
tended as an offense to tho Attorney
General, as has been stated in some
quarters. Though at first, Mr. Mc
Veagh protested emphatically, he will
not now make further opposition until
the Senate takes action. If Mr. Chand
ler is rejected, and it will take only
one Republican vota to do it, of course
the whol9 matter drops. On his part
Mr. Chandler says he did not seek the
office, and that he cannot request a
withdrawal of his name because of that
fact. Bui that if the Senate coulirms
him it will be vindication enough, as
his relations with the Attorney, not at
all pleasant, would then bo intimate.
Tho upshot of the matter is that, if
Chandler comes in McVeagh goes out.
The Democrats still continue the
fillibustering began over a week ago
to prevent tha Republicans from elect
ing the Senate officers and as is tnual
they are receiviug a sound drubbing
from tho Republicans.
Ic tho matter of the nomination cf
Judge Robertson to be director of the
port of New York, and over which
Senator Cankling is preparing to make
resistence iu the Senate The under
fctauding to day is that, the President
ha3 no intention of withdrawing the
nomination, and the New York Sena
tors have no intention of yielding and
allowing the nomination to be con
firmed. It so happens that the dead
lock now in the Seuate is favorable to
thosa who oppose confirmation. It has
e (forded time to get up sentiment in
favor of defeating the confirmation. It
is not to bo doubled that Senator
Cotikling i3 to day iu a better positiou
to oppose the nomination than ho was
when it first went in. The talk is that
the nomination of Win. E. Chandler
) i to he .i-cl f ;r the purpose ofattade
to get votes Pgainst Kobrrtson. A
great many Democrats are xceedingly
anxious to reject Chandler, and with
a few Bepublicau votes cast against
him he certainly will be defeated. The
quid niifics cny theso, votes will be
forthcoming if there cau be a recipro
cal nnangeinent made whereby Rob
ertson shall bo rejected. Pim,.
School Reports.
Report of JN'eilltown school lor t he
mouth ending March. First figures
denote number days belonged ; second
days attended ; third, total attendance;
fourth, perciiitng3 : Eddie Jenkins
21, 20, 1013, 0; Iiolland McCaslin 21,
18, 911, 00; Irving McCaslin 11, 91,
G5J, 90; Samuel Carson 21, 20, 100,
89; F. W. Woodcock 21, 17, 100,
9G; Clyde Black 15, 13, S7J,'t93; Clin
ton Murphy 5, 5, 32J 0; Joe. McCas
lin 01.8J, 08, 0; Clifton Black 15,
11, 80J 0; Gleuui Burtt 91,8. CO,
0; Edward Bunt 21, 1G, 83, 90;
Melvin McCaslin 21, 7. 54V, 83;
William Burtt 21, 17, 43, 9G; Emma
Black 15, 12, 871, 89; Eva McCasliu
21,19,33.89; Call.i McCaslin 11,
11, 68, 99; Birta McCaslin 114, 10,
77, 92; Maggie Carson 21, 15, 81:,
95; Minnie Neill. G, 3, iO, 93; Anna
Neill 21, 14, C9J , 88; Sarah Nosker
3, H, 9, 68; May Bougher J, , 471,
100; Alice Fogal 21, 13, 443, 0;
Belle McAllister 21, 20, 5GJ; 79'.
J. E. IIillari), Teacher.
Teachers' Examination.
The Teacheis' examinations in the
several school districts will tuke placo
as follows :
Nebraska, Wednesday, April 20.
Whig Hill, Thursday, " ' 21.
Ncilltown, Saturday, ' 23.
Clarington, Tuesday, " 20.
Marian villc, Wednesday, " 27.
Brookston. Friday, " 29.
Hickory, Monday, May 2.
Tionesta, Saturday, " 7.
Applicants for certificates are ex
pected to come supplied with writing
paper au;i pencil, a tho examinations
will be principally wriien. Directors
and citizens arc respectfully invited to
be present.
Examinations will commence at 9
o'clock a. iu.
II. S. Brockway,
Co. Supt.
Sric-EW Mountain Caki:. A delic
ious cake. To the yolk3 of five eggs,
well beaten, add one cup sugar, one
half cup sweet milk, one teaspoonful
ground cinnamon, one grated nutmeg,
then the whites of two' eggs well beat
en, one and a half cups floor, having
in it one measure "Banner" Baking
Powder; bako in jelly cake pans;
when cold spread each layer with an
icing made of the whites of three eggs
beaten stiU'and one aud a half cups
powdered sugar.
Maine News. Hop Bitters, which
are advertised in our columns, are a
sure cure for ngue, billiousnesn and
kidney complaints. Those who use
them say they cinnot be to highly
recommended. These afilicted should
give them a fair trial, and will become
thereby enthusiastic in their praise of
l. ....... r . i . . . i
meir curative qualities. lortlantl
Argnx.
fcl.MBMl ........ tnaTW -m
CiViL EEGIuEEr? flSQ SURVEYOfi.
(Cn. Survoyor of Torcst Count.)
FliWT-CLASS 1N.STUUMEXTS AND
GOUl) WOKK.
apro SI Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
AUCTION SALE!
Geortfo V. litlirilo woul.l respectfully
announco that v in rj: muiio nrrnnj'o
lrionls to go into other lmsincsM,
will sell hid entire (stock of
.'oods nt auction, niul tit
privnt) sale, at miction
prices, commenc
ing on
MAIiCII 3J3, 1881,
Anil continuo every evening until tho en
tire stock is disposed of. No nuch
opportunity hr Imi'sahiH has
bocn presented l'or years.
Keinoinlier the plaoe.
GSOUGE W. DITHUIDGE,
IJcticc.
Notico is hereby j-iven that V. A.
I iiis'iilury, of Newtown Mills, l.'orest Co.,
l'a., has made application to tin Secretary
of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania for
nine hundred anil lifty (0,1u) acres of un
improved land situate in KinMey and
Howe Townships, Forest Co., Pa., ad
joining lands Kurvoyod to (ieoi'ito Mead
on warrants Nos. iUtili, i12US, 6uti7 iind ,12(iti,
on tlie northwest on lands Kiirvewd to
(ieorjje Meado warrant .lasj, on tlio'iioi th
e.t.sl on lauds hurveyed to .Jonathan Mif
li in on warrant Nos. 5101, Ollii, .110,1. IdOS,
.llii'.t, and Dr. .losepli Itedmun, on warrant
512S, on the southeast, and on land sur
veyed to AV'itliaiJi Miller and Alex.
Murry on warrant No. .i::ll on the somii-'a-t-
W. A. yl.'SKN RI'UV.
Newtown Mills, 'a., March -J."., 1 .
Jcnks Twp. Auditors' Report,
KOAD COM, f SSI ON !'. US iti account wih
Jctiks Tmvn hi; c.r the enr ciulina
March 1 1. 1 SI.
To voucher drawn on Trcrnuror 3l,"t-" 12
" ain't sfutcl rond tn x ;H "o
'r.
By ain't pnid Harris JixlinMiicnt... t l':l "2
" " " costs on nhovo S7 1
" " " nudilors and clerks 1100
" " " court '.ponNes 1 4:1 44
" " " Orecn, jud.LCcniciit
anil costs 0:1 V2
" " " lnvis Att'y 2") (in
" " discount on' Orilcrs Jivl 17
' " ncatod roiul tax
workcil 544 70
" " unseated roal tax
worked 232 115
?l,K8i) 82
Also, Itoad Commissioners in account
with poor ltind
Dr.
To ain't vouchors drawn on Tre
asurer :t4 00
rr.
I5y nui't relict afforded Mrs. Onki ?:54 00
Marionvillc, Vn.. March 14.
Wo hereby certify that we havo examined
tho nhovo :iccounts and llnd them correct
aa above Mated.
.I.T. UUHK, )
.lOHN NATiAT A , Audito r.s.
M. S. TOWl.KU, J
Nolo Discount on orderH mcHiis dis
count for cash to meet judge-menu and
costs.
S. V. Kohor, TreiiHiirer, in acc't with
.Tenks Township load fund for tho vear
endiiH- March 11, 1MS1.
Dr.
To nni't ree'd from Coui.tv Com
missioners $1,541 t(
" Rin't ree'd of former Treasurer 4i
" Uniteil Tipo
lines 100 00
" " " i;efundcd costs 00 (
1 1,703 OS
Cr.
Ry vouchers presented for court
.' expenses 81,052 87
" Ttoiid expenses -J.H2 i'..r)
" Treasurers l'erccntat' 40 30
' Ry halaneo in hands of Treas
urer 317 60
?t,70.1 OS
Also, in account with Poor Fund
Dr.
To ain't ree'd from County Com
missioners 3 4H00
" ain't ree'd from N. K. llartoii
Collector '2 00
$.0 (K)
Cr.
Ry vouchers piesonted ?. ill. 00
' jiprcentaue 1 (l'J
'.' Riitance in hand of Treasurer.. 14 OS
fn 00
Murionville, Pa.. Mrrch 1 1, L
hereby certify that we have c
ined Iho alioye uceoiintrt ami find them
correct a .h above staled.
J. T. KOi'K, 1
.H)IINSA(,AD., V Auditors.
S. H. TOWLKIl. J
Formerly Pittsburgh, Titusvillt & BuHalo"hy
W1NTKK TIMK TARLK, Dec. 1, 1S81.
A. M
G 3
M.(.l. Valley H:j.)
SOOrPittsbur'-h Iv
4 10;af.. ..Parker. ..lv
1. M.
8 4.1
2 D2
2 4.1
f) 00
A.M.
6 iif!
II 40
o ,r;i
7 01
A.M.
0 or.
12 OS
12 30
1 4S
I'. M,
2 1.1
I
l( I
2 4S
:t 04
3 2I)
3 271
3 44
4 0:i:
U.'l
Yi 40 4 :Uiar...Foxb:utr..lv
l!j0Sj SOajnr . Franklin ..lv
l'..M.I'.M.
H 40 i 25'ar... Oil Citv....lv
1'. M.
3 .10
4 01
1 24
4 .",;1
4 41,
5 04
5 2S
5 40
(5 02
(5 45
7 1.1
P. M.
8 ill
8 171
8 0!'
s (;!
7 40;
7 32;
7 24;
....llockwood...,
2 01 j Olcopoli:
1 f:'i...Karlo Hock...
1 SO! Pres'ulent
.1 'AY Tionesta
7 0-H
7 22
7 3S
7 4ii
8 02
8 22
8 40
A.M.
A.M.
1 10! Hickory
1 12 .. Trunkevvillo..
7 12 12 ns
0 4.i;j2U7
(i ;:o' 12 20
Tkiiouto
...Thompsmi h...
lv..Ii'vii4Ctn!i..ai-
4 2o:
p.
1'. M. 1'. M.
v. m. ' r7V' nWblAT'7&J'rjir
-ll;tl!00.1v...NVnrron...iir
t. m.Ia.m. (7iVc i:i:twtni)
r.M.l
4 4:')i.
a.m.'f.m
I
6 20 lv.. Rradi'ord ..arlll 3.11 (' 00
'.M.j
r, oo ;
4 4(;:
1 v.. .Warren ...ar
7 3H
7 55
:iv..Si;oii:-l:nm. ar
A I) I iITlON A L Tit A INS 1,kavk Parker
(i:3"atii, Foxhurrli:-i0 mi, Franklin !):iMjiun,
Oil City Si:"i):iio.' Arrive '1 ioneta 11:22
am. Tidi.'mro 12:30pm, Irvin-.Moji U:00;ni,
Wirien 2:31pm., Stoueham 2:4Spm.
IjK vk Kt'oieham 7:30im, Wan en 7:4.iatu,
Irvinetoii K; ';:ini. Arrivo Tidiouie !.4'.aai.
Tionesia Uli.l.laii', Oil Citv 12;i0.no
CltAl'TAUin'A LAK'K DIVISION.
Trniiw i. nve Oil Cily for Pet. Centre, Ti
tosv;;!e, ip,rt:tnsLitir'.r. Contrevillc, ( li.-rv,
J!ayvi:l' liroclon 'it 0:Vi;m, t0:4.lam, 2:K1
I'M, .':'0,.im, 8:50:m. Arrive at 7::;).uii,
'.):;2.i;n. 2:lopoi, 3:.1'.ipin, Sr .1i.ni.
Snmlav Train K-aves 7:3l'ain ; ai i ivcs
7::.'u;in.
CNION ,t TITUSVITJ.I': RttANOlI.
Train Jenve Timsvillo o:.10;:ni; ariives
T'liifui City 8:00,i!n. Ieive.4 I'nion City
7;0uni ; ar riven fitnsville 0:15ani.
'1'ra.iiis run daily except Sunday.
Truins are run on Piiii.vdf Ipiiia" time.
Pullman Sh-wpin-t Cars run daily
between TitusvUc and Pittsburuli on train's
Icavinx Riocton', 3:b1pm and I'ittubiu-gb
8:45j'no.
. i'f-Tii kels sold nnd baago checked
to ail jirincipiil points.
Get lime tables niviusr full in formation
from Company' At-ents.
'1 II. WILSON, (ion. Supt.
AV. H. RA IjRVV IN, oil City, Pa.
Ocn'l P.ihk. Apont,
41'xehttiigo St., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. R. CKAIl'sent, Tionesta, l'a.
DTW.-CLARKj
tYL ESTATE'AQEITT,
AND
3!fT e ewTV m it. t,HTfj'Ti.-i.''it.-4f.T-.
TIONFSTA, PA.,
Has now for sale the Following:
120 ACIHiS,
Allegheny Towntihij), Venantro Co., Pa.,
Stewarlu Ilun, 3i miles front Tionesta ;
40 acres cleared ; ;ood barn : fraum house ;
small orchard; fences (rood ; splendid
wa .er. W ill be t-oU at a bargain for cash.
. FORTY AC1U.S,
Near Trunkeyville,' Forest eouutv. I'art
of tlie Daniel Jones place. 'Will he'llcheap.
$f Wlc.-1. OioiuwiD lorU .'.0. 1IT.lt.. tu.'ial llunlim'Ciu
B ... I llll.U.'li C,.t 1 . f j.M'i..l US' I ) .
l..r . ur ...n ii.. i ,.,. j , i, . ... r-.i-
Sm .i.-tu: !.. 1.1 j.i! I : .'.nt.. ;: xii. .. :..
BtjFFiioig
Howe Twp. Auditors' Report,
FINANCIAL ST A I'i.MKVT of Dm Ud
t 'om m Wsii niers i if Mow i Tun nsniji, for
thf Vi.'jif eiiiite- M'tn li 12, ;s'l.
Amount of order (Imw ii lor Jar
endili'r Marrii ' ,? ?JS -i'l
Amount t;i pt-ld (o iv;:. i'r ;ts. ... 2'2j
Amount due from Co. ( "io inr"
as M-r report, of M iy !. is ii.... 31100
Amount taxes ' levied for sm)
sealed ) f,;j;-.,.)l
Amount taxes levied for
18S0 nnsealeJ ,(?,7 33-1,870 00
i'3,013 (i.3
Ain't expended on roads
seated $ (il 62
" expended on roads un
seated fi(!5 25- 1,310 87
" expended ns poor fund j,r) fO
" " for Auditors Services.. C CO
" . " " publishii.g Auditos
Report 1.1 00
" oxteiuled for Cominlssionors
Services 3fl 00
" e.v tended for Commissioners
Clerk J0 00
" expeiuled for Treasurers Com
mission 30 24
' expended for Hiindry expenses 13 CO
" PHthmastors exonerations 10 10
" seated tax of 18X0, returned to
County Commissioners lfii; GO
" unseated t:x levied for
IPS" 1,037 08
" oiderson Treasurer of
Forest Co. received
on account same. 003 20
Lenviui; balance duo from Conuty
Commissioners 74 32
Ain't Township orders redeemed 1, 200 04
' cash in hands of Twp. Treas... 1 20
" duo from County Com
Coinniissinners ns per
report, ol May Si, 1880
and above....' $ all !)0
Loss orders received on
account same '215 41
Leavinsr balance used by Coun'y
Commissioners ns County '
Treasurers Commission .'. f!6 49
C3.043 C3
Townshin indebtedness May
'80. ordcio onisimni'inK ... '.
8 14 3$
403 21
Townshif) oidios outHlandiui'
March 12, '81
Seated tax 1SS0 returned
ti County Commiss
ioners us "above $ 102 ("0
Ralanceduo from Omnty
Conun'rs as above..".. 74 32- 230 02
20 32
Reduction ol'Township indebted
ness during tho year ClffflO
We tho 'Auditors of Howe Townnhlp
have examined the nbovo uceounts und
find them eorreet as statad.
JOHN T. FRIOIIND.
, j Audit'
Jiil. i.'. 1-Ai'lvKlCI), Auaitom
JOHN CAM IRION
Brookston, P:i., M-ircli 14, l&SI
ROAD COMMTSSIONKRS of Howe
Township in account with M. M. .Sey
bolt, Townshin Treasurer.
April, 20, '80, 'ty cash. Ron! Tax
18.70 frtim F. W. Brooks 1 50
April 20, 'Kf, by e.-sh, road tax '70
from P. A. Black 75
June 21, 80, by order No. 1, on
County Treasurer, dated Juno ,
14, 'SO, account seated tax '7S.. 33 Oil
June 21. V0, order No. .1, on
County U-easurar, dated Juno
11. 0, account seated tax '70 37 Co
Juno 20. orders No. 1 to 73, on
County Treasurer, tinted June
It. '80, account unsealed tax
18-10 OT3fi
November 2'i, bv order 01: Count v
Treasurer, l.in-i iu full lor -taxes
to Jan. 1, U;8i) itio 79
fl,2!0 02
Contra.
March 14, '81, to Township orders
aid t' date 1,1:00 03
To cash on hand -jd
?I,21()!i2
We, tho Auditors of IIov.'p Township
have exitinined the above nccouitt of M.
M. Seyboit, Treasurer, and bod it correct
as stated.
JOHN T. FitKUNi), )
JOHN l. PACKi:D, Auditors.
JOHN CAM KRON. )
Brookston, Pa., March 14, 1881.
Dcalera in
FiinCY FAMILY G HOC EH! 3 !
Foit;:ifjNtr noiiiwrrc
FRUITS AHD VEGETABLES.
FIRST CRASS QUALITY.
PT:'T'V "TTTT ilT'v"T t.-irvr" 1 T?
I'A
1j BY SQUARE DKA R-
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1!
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TO MERIT YOUR
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Tionesta, Pa., Sept. 11, 850.
.QTARTLIWO
O DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. '
A v;otnn of youthful intprujence cntt?:n-: prema
ture l'ei-ay, Nexioti Dn'ouitT, I.bt yauuiiod, etc.,
huviu'.r trit it iu vatu every l:unwn rir.(:iiy, ha ii.s.
covrr. d a ftmple 8f.ll'curw, which iie u:ll t-t ::il
to )t: Mow. HuOtrrers, h.l li'cba 11. Kill's'IU's
.1." iSinU-atu ft.x Ti. V.
Qin (iiitlit furnishod ficc, with full
O 1 V7 insiruetions lor eondoctiux tho
most profitable business that anyone cau
ensure in. Th busjueiiM is so ca.sy to
learn, and our instructions aro so simple
and plain, that miv ouo can make groat
jtroiits from tlie very start. Io one can
fail who is willim to work. Women are
as successful ns mod. Roys mid (.iris can
earn htrne sums. Many have made at the
business over one hundred dollars in a
.single wt-fk. Nothing liku it ever known
be foro. All who engage aro surprised at
tho eaHoand rapidity with which they are
able to make money. You can engage iu
this business durlnif your spare time at
Ki'eat prolit. "Yuo do'r.ot have to invest
capital in it. We take ull tho risk. Tho?o
who need ready money, should w rite to us
at on...'. All tiirnis'nod free. Address
TRt'RA ci". .ii'-iM,i. Main.. il -.-.:;'l v
mmw
I tnkn pleasure In tellini? flie Nportlng:
Fiaternby that I hao re purchased
FROM IIORACK JONIW. TO WHOM I
ftlORD IT IN 1871.
T AM NICKLY I.OCATKD nt my ohl
-I Mand, nnd 1 am jropu.rd lo attend to
all my friends, nnd ttiu public genorolly,
who need
AKYTHISG Ul THE GUN LIKE!
I ahull ke'-p a perfect moeh of all kinds of
And all kinds of J
FSSKIfJCTACECLE.:
1 Bhnll nlao wntlnue to handle tho j
"While" Hewing 3Inc!ic,,
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Co i no and oe me. You will find ni
AIAVATS AT HOME,
Mnzzlo Lolideru made o order anI w.ir
raoted. prR T p a t Ji i ir o rn all ito
Luxy BRK0HR3 PE0MPTLY AUD
PAITIHULLY DONE. UttXAiJi
TIJIouto. Pa., Anc. 12.
STOVES!
TIInT, goppeb
AND
Sliee t Iron n r o
IWOURDrespectruily Inform thr .itl
zons of Tionenla and viclnltv that I hm
prepared to do all kindx of work in tin
Tin, (.'opper niul .Sheet Iron lin'. I also
make n ripcchdty i:i mnuutHctui
and eipiipinenU. unliable ctr r;t:"t!n pur
porf. A If-n nl 1 l-.iiuN i f
RSPAiniSfi DOSS M SHORT K0T1CE
i iu.'
i H!',;;icst J.:arkcl Price Paid f,
r
RAGS HUD $UMi
ED.HEIDEI
T.
Oom. Rawi'ttin e llonse.
niayE'.f
.VJl.'.i Xi j A
AL PA. I
ii to vguig mi
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HA
VI
A J,.'ciiire on titn .atuie. T.-eiit;ncnl
and l.adn al euro of Scmi'-al Weakness,
sci')iiatorihi,. induced l.v self ..hn.
Iiivoli'iiitarv Fuiission.i Iiniottnev. Ni i
........ I v. I . : 1 it ... 1
I'futiity, anil J inpeuiinent.s to ual
nave 'jenernllv ; Cons-imptioii. RuilepsJ
ami Fits; Mental and Plivsica't InelmncitN
.te. Ry ROilRlVr .1. t -CRY I '.RW ICR J
M.l).. Hiithor ol ti:i) "('retui Rook," Ac.
tnereicijrauM aoctor, in tins Homiil
ble ssav clcarlv ileinonstracs. fiom li
thii'ty years; successl'ir. priu tice, that III e
ahsrii i i iilt (n insefpienee f Kelf-abtiMO inJ y
he radically cured ; poictjinr out h moJi"
of euro tit ouch simple, certain, mini
effectual, by mctum of wliicli erery
Mil'icrcr, no m ittor what li'm condilitlfc':i
lin-v ' be. mav curti himself I'lutiolt-
in . iuhj, miii rauioiniy. i
:Q.Thl.4 loct'.iro will' prove a buon to
wiou.,uiuiH ami thoniutc.s. f
.Sent under seal, :n u plain envelope, t
any addiesai, post paid, on ri-eelpr of hx
cent-tor itro poKtairo Kianjn, Wo huvo
also a mire cure for Tapu Worm. .
Ar'dtvw" 1 1 in Pnltlisln r-".
THE (jULVEEWELL MEDICAL CO., '
41 Ann ft., N. Y., N. Y., P. O. Rox 4SM.
hr J f if oil lf ft nnui
of i)U int's'H.wt uIi
enoii by tim h train of
yotir duties hvoiiI
ptiiMulanli an (1 uo
Hop ii. tiers.
If you tire a
...... -
ttM-MtoilJntf orerntijj
IltKlit wuiu, to rt-4-loi
v brum norvniiKi
&tot utm Hop B
Aiitreriiitc from any In
Hon ; it y-ni ow mar-
If you aro you i iff And
aitiiTViluil ur uimmuh
rieJ or single, uld or
IiMrliciiltUoi- lttnirtiititi
lA-ly on Hop
ft yoiinvf. witiwunr from
i t oit a bud of aick-
M9t KUI Vi
vt iiiH'vrr jumii
wlifnt'vpr you fti
that your bytm
iii-tHlH fleansli--, ton
Jnv or titiiuiutiii.
T)io4iiuutda die an
nuiUly I r o id 0omo
form of KldnAV
-r-tiiwu.se that iiiiunt
-- have if ii prest titftl
t; ; J by a tnimly nof
'-C Hopaitter.
take MOD
Bittera.
Have yon dy$
p7,su, Kidney
ur waiuriti'tHn
plnntt, 0i-t:aM-of
tlie tlomadi,
tnnvji, Ittood.
tirtr oruti ve i
You v.-1 1 1 be
CUIVtl H yOUMBi;
Hop CiiUfers
If youaielm
rly weak mid
jwtfpiiilcil.iiy
it i It may
isvdyour
life. It has
suveJ hun-
1 Ws
n an ali-litte
liml ii'iei.iB(a
HjIo our ltr
hop
tiitlrunkuuiiuflrt ,
UK 0(IUItl,
lobooco, ur
narcutlca.
i
Sold bydruar.
i:tsi. SvuUtor
NEVER
FAIL
HOP BfTfKfiA
M'ffl CO.,
A 'I'oronL.), Ont.
w
OF
OIL CITY, PA.,
Is prepared to furnish tho best wairon for
all purposes that can bo had in the coun
try, at aw low prices an can bu had any
w eie. Ilav'nv added a Haw mill to oiir
establishment wo will buy saw loiis ol all
kind and pay cash lor hame. Ve Avill
also buy stu nip ai;e.
Address hh alu.vo. junl'J 3m
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Sarah A. Ford and t.'arolino JU.l
I.acy, under the style of Ford it Lacy, ha) .
this day been dissolved. Tim publio aro
hereby cautioned auainst purchasinj- anv,
of the usstHit ot'snid ii t'tii, M no person has
authority lo convey title to iho interest- of
tho undoisignod in anv of said asset s.
sAitAit a. loan. ;
'Iionr-'-'ri Pa , Mhi-;.!i j-j JS'.;.
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