EDITOR.
WEDXESBAT MORMM, APR. 20, 1SS1.
AiinoMticciticti.s.
Our Jornii for announcements for Co.
Supt. u ill bo ,-..00, Rtrlotly in advance.
Col NT Y Sl'PKRtNTKKDEHT.
En. Ili.rusit.Tf AN:
Please announce the tinmo of MISS .T.
F. CO PF. LAND, of Tionesta, as a candi
date for Suprimcndentof Schools of For
est, niirlv, subject, to the action of diree
. tors' onvenfion to ho licld on tho iirst
lit-".r in May.
K-o. . lri'rr.MiMiif i '
j). -.-.-Air.- Plcne nmmuiipn rnv name
no n candidate, for Sucrintclnlent of Schools
.of Forest County. subject to the action of
tliB directors convolution to be held in May
;next.
J. E. HILLARD.
F,n. KF.ri-nt.irAN :
. Jear A'i" . Plcnso announce my name
,w ii candidate, for Conntv Superintendent
oTS'i -honlst of Forest County, subject to the
action of tho directors convention to be
licld in Mav.
N . F. WILLIAMS.
A nnouneements for tho different county
olTices will be eharped for a--- follows: I'ro
thonoiarv, $10: Sheriff, (8 j Coijimissioner,
$." j Auditor,?.:;. These, terms are strictly
cash to everybody, .
PPvOTnONOTARY, rtc.
Pleaso announce my namo ns a candi
date for re-election to tho office of Pro
thonotnry, ivc, subject to rules and usages
of the Republican partv.
April 19, 1HS1. JUSTISSIIAWKEY.
School Directors' Convention.
lo the School Directors of Forest Co :
Gentleme.v : In pursuance of the
forty third section of the act of May,
1854, you are hereby notified to meet
in convention, at the Cnurt House in
Tionesta, on the first Tuesday in May,
A. D., 1881, being the 3d day of the
month, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
and select viva voce, by a majority of
ihe whole number of directors present,
sue person of literary and scientific
acquirements, and of skill and experi
snce in the art of teaching, as County
3peiintendent, for three succeeding
ears ; and certify the result to the
3tate Superintendent, at Harrisbnrg,
is required by the thirty-ninth and
'ortieth section of said act.
i II. S. Brockway,
1 Co. Supt. of Forest County.
; Tionesta, Pa., March 28, 1881.
j Republican County Commitiee.
! The members of the Republican
bounty Committee of Forest County
ire requested to meet at the office of
;Ion. E. L. Davis, Tionesta, n Tues
lay evening of court week, May 17,
881, and fix a time for holding the
lepublican Primary Election, and
ransact such other business of import
,nce as may come before thetu. It is
larticularly desired that all he pres-
nt, as the meeting will be an import-
nt one.
Quintain Jamieson, Chairman.
Tionesta, Pa , April 19, 1881.
- ihe treason of Mahone ia a prolific
bject for Democratic comment now,
od all because this readjustcr of Vir
int voted with the Republican side
f the Senate. It is a historical fuct
"hat wheD he took up arms against the
Juited States in 1881 the treason of
lahone found no condemnation in the
democratic press. Whence the infer
nee, that treason to their party is re
arded by Democratic statesmen as a
reater crime than treason against the
ountry. Maadville Republican.
THE NATIONAL CAPITOL. -
1 peoial to the Republican.
; Washington, D. C, Apr. 14, '81.
It is quite natural that there should
I e some objections to the plan adopted
1 y Secretary Wiudom in providing for
I ia maturing government bonds. A
)od deal of chagrin is manifested by
'; lose who loudly asserted that he had
i 3 power to take the step he has
iken, in finding that the law ofiices of
jvernment advise the Secretary that
; e has. Now the opponents of the
lan assert that it will not succeed,
jat the bond holders will prefer
e redemption of their bonds
vlher than have tho interest
:ale to 3 per cent. The re
jr.ns already received at the Treas
ry department, from some of the
acting banks and bankers of the
; ountry, indicate that the method
lopted by the Secretary is meeting
; ith unexpected success, and it is
tubtful if ho will be called upon to
a any of the 104 millions to meet the
quirements ot those who demand the
jilemptiou of their bonds. '.
(Jieueral Wra. Mahone was elected
( the United States Senate byllepub-
cn vote?, therefore it is untruthful
i id indecent to speak of him as lmviug
en unfaithful to those who elected
in, he was not elected as a Democrat
t v Demucrutij votts alone, and
J. K. WKNIC,
would have been false to the confidence
placed in him by tho Republicans of
the V irginia Legislature if he had
gone to the Senate to obey the dic
tates of Democratic caucus, or to
help the Democrats defeat the Repub
licans on partizan questions. Yet
to day the Democrats are particularly
anxious to make it appear that a bar
gain must have been nioue as his rea
son for voting against the Rourbous.
Yesterday tho debute iu the Senate
whs at fever heut again, words more
forcible thau polite were exchanged
betweeu Seuators Mahone und Hill,
and at one time it seemed as though
the old method of settling personal
quarrels in the South would be resorted
to, to settle their difficulty, however,
cooler counsels prevailed and upon the
adjournment of the Senate it was
thought that nothing would ba done
outside. The public are anxiously
expecting a speech from Senator Ed
munds upon the present political im
broglio, ho has receutlv letumed from
Florida, where he has been sojourning
a few weeks for his health. Senator
Conger, we hear, is preparing a speech
on this aosorbing question. His
maiden speech in the Senate was lis
tened to by a large crowd of admirers.
His hostility to tho Bourbon Democ
racy, and the course they have pur
sued in the Senate since the com
mencement of the extra session is well
known.
Secretary Kirkwood yesterday ap
pointed Ex-Congressman Price, of
Iowa, to the position of Chief Clerk of
the Indian Office. The office being
without either Commissioner or Chief
Clerk this appointment virtually places
Mr. Price in the position of Commiss
ioner of Indian Affairs, the position co
which he has been nominated by Pres
ident Garfield, as, under existing law,
the Chief Clerk is authorized to act as
Commissioner when the office is va
cant. Mr. Price is in Washington,
and is expected to take charge of the
Indian Bureau to-day. Phil.
NEILLTOWN NOTES.
Mike Burkitt has moved over to
Fagundus.
J. D. Bnrchfield is home from
Meadvilla?
Tom Machessney stayed at home
over last Sunday.
Another grave has bean dug in our
grave-yard. An infant child of Mr.
& Mrs. Murphy.
Squire Hotchkiss is becomintr fa
mous as an extractor of molors pos
terior and anterior.
Messrs. Maxon & Sadaman'a mill
on Allender Run, will be ready for
business in a week or two.
Griffin is busy now ; up to business
even up to the limit of the number of
working hours iu the day.
Dr. Shamburg is putting up a line
of telephone, the intent beine to brio
Titusville within speaking distance of
I ho 1'ogal Fatra.
Mr. Nossker has removed his house
hold goods into the house lately occu
pied by Byron Landeis, away out
toward Pineville.
Oran Ilofl'man has left the burg to
try hia fortunes iu the World office at
Titusville. Our best wishes go with
him. Alf Aspin takes his place.
The Gorman school opened on last
Tuesday. Miss Clara Myers, having
given good satisfaction during last term
has been re-intru3ted with the care of
the "youth and rising" of Poverty
Hill.
Major Woodcock, who added much
to the beauty of the surroundings as
well as to the value of his property by
improvements last summer will, we
are persuaded, pursue the same lino of
policy during the coming season.
Some of Poverty Hill's people hied
themselves away to the mush aud milk
festival at Faguudus Thursday eve
ning. They report having had a very
nice, enjoyable time. The proceeds of
the festival aud donation, gross, 854,30.
Quilms.
Neiiltowu, Apr. 1G, '81.
A Good Housewife. The good
housewife, when she is giving ber
house its spriug renovatiug, should
bear in mind that the dear inmates of
her house are more precious than
many houses, and that their systems
need cleansing by purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels to
prevent and cure the diseases arisiug
from spring malaria and miasma, and
she must know that there is nothing
that ill do it so perfectly and surely
as Hop Bitters, the purest aud best of
medicines. Co)irorl, X. 11. Patriot
i
Jury List May Term 1831.
grand junona.
Hickory Twp. C. R. Jiddleton,
Foreman ; N. G. Ball, Stephen Taft,
Lake Pownell, Wra. B. Hall, Ira
Church, Parous Copelaod..
Tionesta Boro Jas. A. Iluling,
J. D. W. Reck, B. W. May, S.S.Cau-field.
Tionesta Twp John Wiles, Chas.
Clark, J. C. Hoovler.
Barnett John JcLnughlin, W. S.
Spence.
Green Thos. Stanford, Thos. Flynn,
Ileury Winegard, Joseph Harrison,
Conrad Eichcnburc
Harmony -J. G. Huddleson, J. H.
Gillespio.
Kingsley John Root.
PETIT JURORS.
lionesta Boro-A. Carson, Albert
Hayden, II. H. May, Geo. S. Allen,
J. P. Iluling. A. II. Tartridge, W. C.
White, Joseph Grove.
Tionesta Twp Wra. Wentworth,
Jas. Clark, A. W. Stroup, John Wolf,
G. S. Hunter.
Baruett A. Cook, L. J. Reynolds,
Peter Gadley, Harvey Horner, R. J.
Hillard, A. L. Slaughenhaupt, Jas. A.
ilngee.
Green Henry Matha, Henry Blum,
Wm. Haslet.
Harmony J. II. Snyder, John Ul-
enburg, Geo. T. Louges, Thos. Jones.
Howe R. A Black.
Hickory Nick Arnold.
Jenks Jas. T. Rose, John Frtggle,
John Heath. P. V. Jercilliott, Thos.
Hope, Wm. Nugent.
Kingsley Geo. Harrington, Rob
ert Burdick, T. J. Russell.
A Literary Revolution Challenge, j
The old-line publishers have, very
naturally, not been well pleased with
the uow famous, "The Literary Revo
lution" ; and in depreciation of its
character have laid special stress upon
the claim that in chennenin? books so
vastly it is against tho interest's of
American authors, ihe devolution
boldly meets this assertion by state
ments as follows : 1st. That thev nro
already paying to American authors
more money than any other publish
ing house that is less than twenty five
vn ra nfct'i M iuhod 9t That A ;
j . . ...... ...v. i unt iiuicuunu
authors rarely receive from publishers
a copyright exceeding 10 per cent,
upon the retail price of their books
actually sold. 3d. That at least one
half and probably more nearly three
fourths, of the booki published by
American authors have been published
ut the author's expense, the publishers
furnishing no money, and paying no
copyright, but themselves receiving a
large percentage upon sales made.
4th. That they propose hereafter to
pay to American authors for accepta
ble mauuscripts a copyright of 15 per
cent, iustead of 10 per cent, and tbey
claim that their low prices, aud im
mense sales resulting therefrom, are
far more in the interest of authors
than much larger copyright on the
commonly limited uumlier of sales
"One thousand book?, profit $1.00
each-Sl,000. Ooe million books,
profit one cent each-Sl.000." .
As an example of an American
copyright book, they issue, in an ex
ceedingly handsome form, the famous
poetical, historical, and satirical Amer
ican classic, "M'Fingal, an Epic
Poem," by John Trumbull, with very
full annotations by the eylebrated his
torian Benson J. Lossing, LL. D.
This poem is almost as much a part of
American history as the battle of
Bunker Hill itself, and Dr. Lussing
has greatly increased both its interest
and its intrinsic value by his historical
comments tind illustrations. This
book was published a few years ao
by one of the old publishing houses at
the price of S2 00 per copy, aud had
only a very limited sale. The publish
ers claim that the reception of their
new edition guarantees a sale of at
least 50.000, or even more probably
100.000 copies ; and Mr. Lossiug will,
of course, reap a handsome leward,
even from the small royalty upon the
low price. American Book Exahange,
Publishers, New York Citv.
Teachers' Examinations.
The TeacheiB' examiuatious in the
several school districts will take place
as follows :
Nebraska, Wednesday, April 20.
Whig Hill, Thursday, ' 21.
Neilkown, Saturday, 23.
Clarington, Tuesday, " 26.
Marienville, Wednesday, " 27.
Brnokston, Friday, " 29.
Hickory, Monday, May 2.
Tionesta, Saturday, " 7.
Applicants for certificates are ex
pected to come supplied with writing
paper and pencil, as the examinations
will be principally w'riten. Directors
ni:d citizeus are respectfully invited to
be present.
Examinations will commence at 9
o'clock a. in.
H. S. Brockway,
Co. Supt.
Boots and shoes of all grades:
prices the very lowest. Men's whole
stock Brogunj ot $1 2 ; ut Robinson
& Bonner's. 2t.
Great numbers are cured 'if drop
By, palpitation f tho heart, heat and
pain across the breast, . (canty and
cloudy urine, by taking Barosmn.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, whole
sale druggist, Titusville, Pa.
Workinumen'. Before you bein
your heavy spring work after a winter
of relaxation, your system needs cleans
ing nhd 6trengthing to prevent an
attack of Ague, Billions or Spring
r ever, or some other Spring sickness
that will unfit you for a season's work.
lrou will save time, much sickness and
great expense if you will use one
bottle of Hop Bitters in your family
this month. Don't v&tt.Lurlinqlon
Jiaivkeye.
tioivicjsiy 3HA.ii:iy.rH.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
RELIARLE DEALERS.
Flour barrel choice
Flour X suck, best
Corn Meal, 100 tta -
Chop feed, pure grain
Ityo ",-X bushel - - - " .
Oats Xow y bushel -
Corn, ear -
Beans bushel - - -Ham,
sujiar cured
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured
Shoulders -Whitcflsh,
lmlf-harrols
Lake herring half-barrels
Suu;ar .....
Syrup .....
N. O. Molasses new
Boast Uio Coffeo
Rio CotVee, ...
Java Coffee - , -Tea
- ...
Butter
Bice
Kgss, fresh ...
Salt bestlai e
Lard ......
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, t ke - -Potatoes
....
Lime S bbl.
P-led Apples por lb
Dried Beef - - - .
Dried Peaches per lb
Dried Peaches pared per X
6.00 ,6.50
1.00
1.40
1.201.30
CO
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PROCLAMATION.
Whkkkas, Tho Hon. W. 1). Brown,
President Judo of tho Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county oi'Forcst, has issued bis pre
cept for holding h Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, Ac, at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence r,n tho
Third Monday of Mav, beinu; tho Kith
day of May 1SS1. Notice is therefore
Riven to tho Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of snid county, that they bo
then aud there in their proper perrons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those thins"
which to their olIic.es appertain to bo done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
tu prosecute against tho prisoners' tliat aro
or shall be in thojail of Forest County, that
they bo then and thero present to pro'secuto
nt;ainst them as shall be just. (Jiven un
der my hand aud seal this 18th day of
April, A. D. 1S81. ,
C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
Formerly Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo 'Ry5
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ADDITION A L TRAINS Lkavk Parker
C:3ilim, FoxburKtiMOam, Franklin !):0iiain.
Oil City (i:.")0uni. Arrive Tionosta 11:22
am, Ti'diouto 12:30pm, Irvineton 2:00pm,
Warren 2:3"pni., Stonohum 2:48pm.
Ti7WK Stoncham 7:30am, Warren 7:4.'am,
Irvineton 8:40am. Arrive Tidioute 9:4.)ain.
Tionesta ln:rram. Oil Oitv 12:20ain
CHAUTAUQUA LAKH DI VISION.
Trains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Ti
tusville, Spartansbiirfr, Centreville, Corrv,
Mayvillo, Brocton at 6:50am, 10:45am, 2:40
pm, 5:00pm, 8:50pm. Arrive ut 7:cuam,
0:42am. 2:10pm, 3:50pm, 8:'5pm.
Sunday Train leaves 7:30ani ; arrives
7:20pm.
UNION Ai TTTUSVILLTC BRANCH.
Train leaves Titusvillo 5:50pm; arrives
Union City 8:00pm. Leaves Union City
7:00am ; arrives THusvillo 0:15ain.
Trains run daily except Sunday.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Pullman Sleeping Cars run daily
between Titusvlleand Pittsburgh on train's
leaving Brocton, 3:15pm and Pittsburgh
8:43pm.
iT'" Tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points.
Oct timo tables pn iiiK full information
from Company's Atrents.
T.' H. WILSON, Ocn. Supt.
W. S. BALDWIN, Oil City, Pa.
Gen'l Pass. Atfent.
42 Kxclmiio St., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. Ii. CRAIOj Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
G
FOIUJ K IIKNDKRSON.
TONSORI AL ARTIST.
Tionesta, Pa. Shop lust door south of
Lawrence llouso. For u nice shave, ttham
Hion or hair-cut call on Mr. II. lie ii
lirst-clavj in every respect. auyO-tf-
tslwiUMI
Licnso Notice
Notice herebv friven tl.nt the Petition
of William Siiiciii I.au h, fop Hot-l
License In the Lawrence 1 1 oiimc, Tionesta,
Boro., bus been 111 ml In mv oillce tiiid will
be presented at the next tci ni of CMirl..
.Attest, Jl'STIS SIlAV, KlJV,
j luiiosia, ra., Apru r.t, t.(erk.
.1.
TUIAL LIST.
i
PnoTrtoNoTAnVM Okkick, )
' FotlDST Co., l'A. )'
Cannes set down for trial in tho Court of
Common Picas of Forest County ut May
Term 188 1 4
. No. Tr. Yr
1. A. A. Hopkiusi vs. Horace
Wllkins. 20 May 80
2. F. II. KIWworth vs. Frank
Uarvoy 3 Dec. 7fl
3. F. P. Rose vs. The Road
Comm'rsof Howe Twp. 10 May 80
4. A. Wcller et ul use vs. S. II.
Haslet et id 18 Doe. 80
C. D. It. Walter vs. Samuel
Whitteu 17 Doc 80
6. S. H. Haslet & Sons vs. Gil
bert .Tnmleson et al 27 Feb. 31
7. Adni'rs Winnns Kstato vs.
Nancy Dawson as Mav 80
8. J. K. Blaine, vs. Henry
Swagcart. 6 Feb. 79
J. SIIAWKRY, Prothonotary.
Tionesta, Pa., April 1'.), 1881.
x. i". wi iirrrri-:n:iiv,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
(Co. Surveyor of Forest County.)
FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENTS AND
UOOD WORK. ;
apro SI Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
SMEARBAUGH
& CO.,
Dealers in
GROCEBIES!
TOBACCO,
CKJARS, HABD
WA R E, Q U li K N H
W A R Ii. a Ii ASS vVARIi,
TOYS, STATIONARY, WALL
PAPER, FOREION FRUITS, VEG
ETABLES, BAKERS BREAD, OYS
TERS, Ac.
Goods Always First-Class.
AUCTION SALE !
Goorj;o W. Pithrid:o would respectfully
announce that huvincr made nrra-ine-ments
to rii into other business,
will sell his entire ntoek of
floods ut miction, and at
privntj sale, at auction
priefs, commeno
ini; on
M A 3J.CII 3 1, 1881,
And continue every evening until tho en
tire stock is disposed of. No mich
opportunity lor bargains haa
beei presented for years.
Bciiiember the place.
GEORGE W. DITHRIDGE,
PARTRIUE BUILDINO,
TIOXESTA,
D. W. CLARK,
REAL ESTATE'AGENT,
AND
TIONESTA, PA.,
Has now for sale the Following:
120 ACRES.
Allegheny Township, Venango Co., Fa.,
Stewuria Run. 31 miles from Tionesta;
40 acres cleared ; ood barn ; frame House ;
small orchard; fences irood ; splendid
wacor. Will bo hoM at a liargain for cash.
FORTY ACRI.S,
Near Triinkeyville,' Forest conntv. Part
ot tho IHj',il Jones place. Will sell cheap.
P-irS:! Only 20
V'Ai ,or "" "ri of i'Hii,Ain:r.piu
k'IX.i.L'1, ..I... .. .
cii.n. r.u. .i.'iua. mjkuj nuiHr IU ma
it to be rxamiiird bejottt ymt
J'".' '" T'" t h Mini
kiTleo(liercoiripnici retail tnr$50.
Ail Machines warmnled lor tlirt
y.-rs. 8.-nd fnr ,nr lllu.tltiited Cir
cular aod TcatinioiiiAU. Ad.ltt'i
ciuku:s A. HOOD k l.,
17 1 Teaii St, rmuulelf tui,
ui:irni. ifmirni ui-. t until
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A viotiru of youtlilul imprnjerico cauami; prtma
tnre leiay, Xen'oui Hebilitr, Lost ManbiMnl, ttc,
liiivinp tried in vain every known remuciy, hen dis
covered a kimple Belf cure, wlncu be will fend FliKE
to hit ellow-iiflfreni, dilrt J. M, IttCVIX
43 t lialhum ht., IV. V.
TTTr P Yourself by inukinK money
i-J-J-Jl-Ji- when a golden chance is of
fered, thereby always keeping poverty
from the door. Those who alwavs fuk'n
advantage of tiio kki1 chances for making
money that are ollcred, generally be;ome
wealthy, whilo those w ho do not improve
Bitch chances remain in novcrtv. Wn
want many men, Women, boys und irirls
to work for rihtin their own localities.
The business will nay 111010 than ten
times ordinary wucs. Ve furnish an
expensive outnt and all that you need,
free. No 0110 who engages fails to make
money very rapidly. You can devote,
your whole time to tho work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and all
that is needed sent free. Address S I'lN
SON Al CO., Portland, Maine. dccL'Uly.
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ilil.(tU0 ..U 6. b.dKiKi4i2. Cl.uul'r.Ulejk
(or your owauiir t uUti p':i )'. , l-j4tJtt c,ii-
: I'M
2(3 ! SFfl
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I take pleasure in tollinir the Sportinff
Fiateruity that I have re-purchiwed
Tim: uvN nrsi7$v:HH
FliOM HORACE JONI-VS. TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 187I,
T AM NICF.LY LOCATED at rny old
A stand, and I in prepared to attend i
nil my friends, mid the publio generally,
who need
ANYTHING IN THE GUN LINE I
I shall konp a perfect stock of nil kind of
ArjiiupjiTiorn
And nil kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall also eontiuo to handle, tho
"While" Sewing IFIachlue,
And the
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come and ee mo. You will find mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Loaders mud o order nnd war
ranted. JpJrPR EPAIRING ITT ALL ITS
BRANCHES PROMPTLY AMD
FAITHFULLY DONE.
I3. A. RALIWIX.
Tidioute, Pa., Aur. 12,
STOVES!
TIN, OOFEI
-AND-
Sheet Iron "Ware
I WOULD respectfully Inform the citi
zens of Tionesta and vicinity that I ant
treparod to do all kinds of work in tho
Tin, Coppor and Sheet Iron lin. I n!so
make a specialty in manufacturing
NBBKET IKOS STOVES
nnd equipment suitable for raOlnii pur
pores. Also nil kinds of
REPAIRING DOREO' SHORT NOTICE1
The HiKhont Market Price Pai.l for
RAGS AfJD
AT
Opp. Lawrence Houno, j
A LECT UHETO YOUNG eN"'' '
On
I.N3 Of
A Lecturo on the Nature, Treatmriit,
nnd Liidical cure ot Seiiiiial 'ealviiefsjor
Speiinatorrhtea, induced by hclf abiie.
Involuntary Kmissions, Impotency, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediment to mi
riaire generally ; Consumption, Kpilepsv,
and Fits; Mental and I'livsicnl ln.npacitv.
?-,1-v 1;olll:"r J- CLLVKUWKLi'
M. D.. author of tho "(Jreon Hook," ,ve.
The celebrated author, in this ndmira
blo I'ssay clearly denumstrntes, from a
thirty gears' successlu: practice, that tho
alarming ennsequenee of self abuse mav
be ludically cured ; pointing out a modn
of euro ut once simple, certain, und
ettectual, by nunns of which every
aull'erer, uo m ltter what hit conditim
may bo, nmy cure himself cheaujv.
privately, and radically. f
iy. Tliis lecture w ill provo a boon to
thousands nnd thousands. I
Sent under Heal, in a plain envelope, 'to
any add tens, post paid, on receipt of nix
cents or two postage BlainpH. We huv'.
also n mire cure for Tupo Worm. " .
AddrcHHthe PubliKhers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., N. Y., N. Y., P. O. Box 4M6.
'ihe
.Purest aud llowt JlediCine ever Jiado.
Aoomblnatloa of Hods. Burthu. Man.
Jrako' d Dandelion, iui u tnuiwsiiuid
niintoluiutivupiuiriit'a of all other liitturs,
mr.Ues,theBixaU)at Blood Purifier, Liver
ROS U lBtor, nd 1 Mo aud llralm kteHurlug
Atfcut ouUHROtnaSIH ciu-ta.
No i)1vucmi powibly lonur rxlrt hm Hop
L.ttersare ukdu viu-lud luid purled aro Ihuir
i7 ci'e ut U ft' 8511 '''S" to ti izi
Taall whoas mploymt-nttue Irrepularl
tyof thcboe!or uiluary orpana, or who re
quire an Appetlior.Toulo and mild Stimulant,
Hop Iiltter ars lT"aw. witnout intox
icating.
Komaltor what your frfAcUntirs or rrmptnmf
are what the dbeaHe or ail V(nut 1 ua Hop bit
ter. I'un'l waii unlllyuuan ni sick but If yea
only foel bad or uiideruble,use them at once.
It iiu, y a jourlUn.lt uat:j,,red buudredii,
9500 will be paid for a cal they will sot
euieorhelp. Du nut autfer ft01 l-t your fricmW
ulter.but uae and urire tlieui. to ujo Hop B
Kememher, Hop Bitten ia no!, drujfd
drunken nostrum, but the 1-urent n d ifet
Medicine ever made ; tho M1NT1LII. FKJUUU
and HOr" nd no person or family
auuuiu ue wiuiuui mem.
r
D. I.O.I" absolute and trre.-dntiiile cure
Xorurunueuueiui, oho ui opium, utiiaeeo aui
liareotii-s. Ail fcold by urUKlsla oeud
forCirt'ui&r. Uop BUlm SLt$. C;t
Porhptr-r Y nun T"rnto. t
The Kramer Wagon Co.
OF
OIL CITY, PA.,
It prepared to furnish tho best vajion for
nil purposes that can bo had in tho coun
try, at as low prices as can bo had any
w. ere. Having added a saw mill to our
establishment wo will buy saw lofrs of all
kiikis ami pay cash lor same. Wo will
also buy Htumpnge.
Address as above. janI9 3m
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing be--tween
.Sarah A. Ford and Caroline. M.
Lacy, under the style of Ford & Iacy, ban
this day been dissolved. Tho public nr
hereby cautioned auain.st jiurchusintf any
of the assets of snid linn, as no person has
authority to convey title to the interest oS
the undersigned in any of said assets.
SAltAII A. FOHD.
'lionesta, Pa., March I'J, ISH.
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