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By the new Congressional tppor
tiontnant Penn?. ratlin wiil have an
additional Congressman.
' -
The Supreme Court of Pennsylva
nia has decided the member of th
Leg'ulature ar entitled to tb extra
compensation which Attorney General
Palmer refused to pay last wintr.
Tbii settles the matter we p rem ma.
The Pittsburgh Ltader is authority
Tor the statement that Hon. Jamea
Monprove, member of Concren from
tbia district, is a possible Democratic
randidate for Governor. Clarion
Jaclctonian.
Wouder if he'll run on bis pledge of
78.
The scaffold for Guiteau is all
ready aud standing in the north wing
of the jail. It is the same on w hich
Bdf i'rd and Queenan were executed.
It is made of Georgia pine and painted
drab shade. 7t is substantial and
nice and will no doubt be a comfort
to the asuassin in hia last momenta,
being n aesthetic.
The talk about Mr. Blaine's court
ing Democrat support, with reference
to future political development, is the
silliest effort yet made to break the
prestige of the Maine statesman. ' No
other Republican is eo strong with bis
own party as Mr. Blaine, aud uone
therefore has less occasion than be to
look for support outside its ranks.
More than that, uo Republican knows
bolter than he that alliance with the
Democratic party means the sharing
of the death-damp which has fallen
upon that organization.
The services in commemoration of
President Garfield will be beld ia the
Ilouse of Representatives on Monday;
Feb-27. The committee has decided
on a programme substantially the
same as thai adopted for President
Lincoln. The eulogy, which will be
delivered by Mr. Blaine; will be one
of the most important efforts of his
eventful career, and will command uni
versal attention. It will be pronounced
before a most distinguished audience,
including the President, Cabinet, Su
preme Court, heads of Departments,
Diplomatis Corps and both bouses of
Congress.
The new 5-cent Garfield postage
stamp will be ready for issue on
March 1st. Dark browu has been se
lected as the color best' calculated to
bring out the fine engraving of the
work. The 5 cent stamp is almost
entirely used for foreign correspon
decree; and T'tird Assistant PostmaB
ter-uenerai nazes, believing: that an
accurate engraving of the late Presi
dent sbooid be used lor this purpose,
Has succeeded in producing wbat is
pronounced to be the truest likeness of
General Garfield and the handsomest
stamp yet issued by the Post Office
Department.
A MERIDAN LINE.
To the Land Owners of Forest County :
After a great deal of thinking npon the
above subject and Laving been interviewed
on the name by a number of persons who
can see the necessity of such a line, I,
upon their request, senuthisto the press of
the county, aud request property owners
o give the matter some consideration
before condemning the project. That all
may be clear and comprehensive to those
.who are not conversant with the matter I
will give the following explanation of
what a Meridan Line is:
Tasking around the globe are an infinite
number of circles which cross each other
at the North and at the South Pole. These
circlet or lines are imaginary, but are so
aituated that all places located on the same
one of these lines are exactly north or
Bouth of each other as v the csso may be.
Such a line constitutes a meridian. Also
any portion of such a line is likewise me
ridian ; It matters not w hether it is a
thousand miles or a single inch iu length,
provided its direction is such that if pro
duced it will cut the pole of the earth, it is
lnuridaii Now the idea is this : That btcpa
Le taken to esiauusn suen a line, say cue
thousand 1 1000) i'eot Ioiil', on or near the
Public grounds in Tionesta Borough, or
6ueli other suitable place as may be hero
after determined, and the termini well
marked by substantial stono monuments,
well planted no as not to be moved by post
or accident or carelessness. Such line to
be used lor the following purpose with the
rt asuiis therefor hereunto appended.
. That some time during the month of
April of each year, as may be fixed by the
County Commissioners, all tho surveyors
in the county assemble with their various
compassos, chains, aud surveying instru
ments of various kinds, Transita, Theodo
lites Jtc., a they may possess, and test
the magnetic bearing of the various uiag-
notic nron'ps In Kuril In trunici't. An ia
known to every purveyor the magnetic
nreillo docs not pMnt directly worth end
south, but innkoK bo angle of about 3 in
thin locality with tho truo meridian or
ortli ninl south lino, such as is Intended
above. There aro only rare instances limit
two needles will lndicnto the same direc
tion. I have known needles to vary from
one-third to one degree from each ether.
For example: My compass needle varies
2 57' from a meridian on my mother's
furni In Pincgrovo, Twp., Clarion county,
and my Transit vnries 3 23', or a total of
id', almost one-linlf degree. If the same
direction were run by both Instruments,
say north 30 east, Tor one mile, there
would be a difference of forty foet.
Without anything to test a needlo with
tle surveyor has no means of knowing
howi much his compass varies, and he
must "guess at it," and tho result is he
does "guess work." They mould also
compare tho length of their chains with a
standard measure and correct them. You
can adjust chains but you cannot, adjust
chaimncn, yet this Is no excuse for having
an incorrect chain. Then let a book be
kept In tho County Surveyor's Office in
which tho variation of each needle tested
Is kept, and by a comparison of such rec
ords each surveyor can determine how
much he must turn off on hia vernier to
follow the work of another surveyor.
A good denl of vexation and litigation
can thus be avoided and nt nn expense
nuny times less than would conclude a
single suit over disputed lands. After
careful investigation and patient labor
and research on various bodies of lands
in this county I am convinced that such
would be a profitable investment for the
County Commissioners to make, and at
the s.imo time be doing nothing more
than their duty, and also carying out the
Act of 1S."0 requiring such line to bo es
tabliahed In each county of this Common
weal th.
This Is my opinion of tbe matter and I
should like to hoar the views of others,
and give the subject a thorough difcusibn
through the press of the county if the edi
tors will allow tho space. Old hind marks
are fast disappearing, and our lands are
becoming more and more valuable, and
greater care and better methods should be
adopted to insure the best results in the
subdivisions ot the original warrants and
perpetuations of "corners" than has heie
lofore existed. With greatest respect, I
am. Truly yours.
F, F. WniTTF.Kur.
Co. Surveyor's effleo, Tionesta, Pa.,
Feb. 20, 1832.
For ChroDio Catarrh, take Pe-
runa. 1 tiave tried it. J. llebbliorr.
Allegbenj City, Pa.
For good fresh Goods cheap go to
IIablet & Sosa Feb. 1, '82.
If you are deaf, eara ruir, have
catarrh, take Peruna. I have tried it.
C. D. Wiley, IIouhton. Pa.
To The Traveling Public
InAVEOPENED A LIVERY STABLE
in Tylersburp, Clarion Co., and am pre
pared to furnish travelers with tlrst-class
rigs at reasonable rates. StaRes will be
run to and from all trains on the P., B. &
B. Railroad, making connections at Ty-
lursuurg aiauon.
JOHN WALTER.
Tylorsburg, Pa. March 1st, 1882.
Notice to the Public.
ITTnEREAS. my wife Ellen M. Lamb,
V has left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation. I hereby warn
all parties not to trust ner on my account,
as x win pay no (tenia or Dins ot ner con
trading. JI. L. LAMB.
East Hickory, Pa., Feb. 1(5, 1882.
Confirmation Xoticc.
Notice is hereby sriven that the tiaitial
account of Thomas J. Bowman and Joseph
Green, Administrators of the Estate of
James Green, dee'd, has been tiled iu mv
olhee and will be presented at next term
of Court for Confirmation.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Register.
Tionesta, Jan. 30, 1882.
J ORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, CCLURS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS
may4 61
TON EST A. PA.
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
CO.,
Dealers in
G-ROCERIES
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, HARD
WA KE.QUKE N S
W A R E. O L ASS W A R E,
TOYS, STATIONARY, WALL
PAPER, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEO-
iWAm.i,b, BAKERS BREAD, OYS
TER3, Ac.
Goods Alwavs First-Class,
C0U1TT7 AUDITORS' REP
N. S. FOREMAN, Trensnrer of Forest
County for tho year em
To atn'f recd fromWm Lawrence f I4,!'"rt 73
roo'd for irriiss sold .
3 0')
' " rcd'ptioimfCo. Landq
" Seated lands ret. Co. tax lM
' Remit X18S0
' " ' Co. tax ISM
" Unseated lands Co. tax 18S1...
" ree'd from Harmony Twp. on
nccnunt of M. Callman, Lu
untie
" ree'd from Green Twp. on no
count of .Sarah Slioup, lnnatio
" ree'd for coal from H. 1). Irwin
" " redemption money erro
neously paid J. ii. Dale
' ree'd from S. J. Sotlev, ex
Treas " Sixty-day, County tax
" ree'd for 'registering dogs
" coal from J Shawkey
" " Ink sold
" ree'd costs paid by county in.
Commonwealth cases from S.
Clark .
" ree'd for team worn from U.
"W. Ledebur
" ree'd iury fqfs from Sheriff
Randall .7.
" roo'd for desk sold Tionesta
township
" ree'd for paper sold J Shnwkey
" roe'd for fines from Wmllood
and N Thompson
' ree'd costs paid by County in
Dawson caso
" roe'd for" lumber sold C. A.
Randall
!V175
1J74 ft
nt (i.i
B.iisn 15
2,M7 80
400 00
107 t0
J 9 60
25 07
274 3.r
115 85
1 60
19 00
88
103 23
2 60
20 00
20 00
3 60
10 00
2 00
205
1 25,839 33
To Balance $9,239 14
N. S. FOREMAN, Treasurer of Forest
uoninionweaun ior uio yoar
To nm't roo'd from Wm Lawrence.. IS2 89
" State tax 18SI 243 m
" Hotel license 1881 150 00
" Retailers license 1881 190 50
" Tax on loans 1881 13 00
fSOl 05
.$310 68
Tobalanco.
N. S. FOREMAN, Treasurer of Forest County, in account with the Redemption Fund
of said County for the year ending December 31st, 1881.
To am't ree'd from Wm Lawrence$l,845 69 By ain't paid individuals S fi."8 f2
" am t rec a irom individuals Bins si
$2,538 03 $2, 53S 03
To balance 1,879 H
COMMISSIONERS of Forest County in account for the year ending Doc. 31, 19S1.
ELI BERLIN.
To County orders drawn f 162 60
162 60
ISAAC
..$207 60
To County orders drawn.
$207 60
IT. W. LEDEBUR.'
To County orders drawn $102 50
?162 50
C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff of Forest County, in account for the year
ending December 3lst, 1881.
io county orders drawn $328 30
JUSTIS SIIAWKEY, Prothonotary of Forest Co-.mty, in account for the year
ending December 31st, 1881.
To County orders drawn $257 10
FORK8T COUNTY, hs ;
n..t: 41. n. .H . 1. t . . : . -: .
iiciMijr iiiAt wo iurL ul niw vv'iuMirnuiiioia
Hill llllrfil. anil aHlliah thj) Bovdra) ai.ivinila
Countv Commissioners for thn Vfi.ir nndincr
forth in the foregoing Report, "in Testimony whereof wo have hereunto sot our hands
ana seais mis 10m uay 01 January, j. v.
Attest, J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County
County Treasurer's Commissions..$ 573 13
County Commissioners 532 70
County Commissioners' Clerk 600 00
Costs in case of Harmony Tp. and
otners iss tu
Auditors and Clerk 79 40
Counsol fees 74 52
Cat and Fox bounty 157 90
Jury foes 1,858 33
Jury Commissioners and Clerk... 57 58
Assessors 174 50
Printing
Constables
Court Crier
307 05
S41 62
20 00
99 30
198 24
864 20
210 46
85 85
219 92
609 75
76 23
Road View
Fuel and lights
Elections ,
Commonwealth costs ,
Books, Stationary &c
Repairs
Western Pa. Hospital
Warren Hospital
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Forest
ASSETS
Balance due on County account
bv N. H. Foreman, Treasarr...$ 9,239 14
Soated lands returned for 1881 1,072 64
Due by Harmony Tp. on account
of M. Callinan, Lunatic 820 00
Due by Green Tp. on account of
John Clary, Lunatio 145 73
$11 277 61
FOREST COUNTY, ss t
Pursuant to law. we t.li nnHraionnH rv.rromjacilsMrini.ci Ti"T
est County, publish tha foregoing exhibit
WITNESS our hands tnis 16th dav
V II. W.
' JAMES
JlJliiXVI
Attest, J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
TIU At, LIST.
Piiotdon'ota ny'a Offioe, )
Fobkst Co., Pa. j
Causes aot down fr trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Feb
ruary Term, iss ., commencing Monday,
r eoruary i, jo .j ;
No. Tr. Yr.
20 Doe. 80
10 May 80
21 May 81
15 Sep. 81
18 Sep. 81
1. F. W. E'swoi th et ol &c,
vs. Frank Oarvey
L. R. Freemau vs. J. C.
Corn well t id
3. (m o. W. Dilhrldge ct ul
VS. Joseph tiroVO.
4. Everett A. Waterman et al
Ac., v r' a 1 nil Ann Dal
6. Everett A. Waterman et al
vs. Jueob II. Dewee
6. 1 1 ul'Ii () 1 1 11 11 ft ul .v.. VI
'l'lie Biillalo, I'litsburKh t
Wi-Hterii It. R. Co. II Sep. 81
7. llujli O'llaia et al vs.
The Bottalo, Pittsburgh A
Western It. R. Co. 14 Sep. 81
8. W. M. M Kim vs. The
Itutl.ilo, PitiHbiirgh it
Western R. R. Co.' 19 Dec. 81
J. HHAWKEY, Prothonotary.
Tionehta, Pa., Jan. lio, 1K2.
JOll WORK of everv doseription execu
fl at the REPUBLICAN ollic.
FOR TIIS Y3VR, 1031.
iil'.lv. in IV V i I
(),. run
i of nid
! 7,non no
8,0".J :tr
V75 no
1,072 M
l'.'J -H
cm t:
2J
4j 71
215 00
281 13
9C3
S2
13 P!
23 0(5
P,23S) 14
liiiji l'l'i cuiticr .'.Is!, lk.s.
Jtv CoiHil v I ml h redeemed :
'' " ' " Onhri "
" " Coupons "
" Kontod lands l et. by collectors
K.xonorat!ons allowed "
'ol lectors' com in isi ions
ii
Kel'iinding orders
fi per ct. abatement on U4.8(j
m per ct. on J7,ooo.'00 County
lloiids redeemed .
31 per i t. on eS.0.U.:i.) Coui.ty
Orders redeemed .
3 per ct, on ?7.".M) County
Coupons redeemed
3i per ct. nn f '.1.22 Uefuding
Orders redeemed
3 per ct. on $.nm.!!3 Collectors'
Commissions
31 per ct.$ti68.12 Redemptions
Faid
1 Balance .
20,839 33
County, In nenonnt with the Funds of tho
ending December 31st, 1881.
By State Treas. rec't. Apr. fl, 181..$ 47 r0
" " ' July C, 1881.. 2:i:i !8
" am't paid Appraiser 14 70
" nm't paid for publishing Mer
cantile List 07 oo
" State Treas. rcc't Jan. 12, 1H'Z 120 08
" Commission on State tax 1881... 8 1!)
" 6 per ct. on $130.00 Hotel liconre 7 Mi
" 6 per ct. on $198.50 retailers 0 82
" balance 310 68
$301 05
" ualauce 1 879 11
By 43 days' services $120 00
' 330 miles' travel...
83 60
LONO.
By 43 days services
$162 60
..$144 00
.. 03 (10
$207 60
to(J miles travel ,
By 474 davs' services $142 B0
uu miles' travel 20 00
$102 50
By foes $328 30
By fees
..$257 10
viiiee, in saui county, accoraing to law, anil
nMliaTi'Dnuii..!. ln.l. i
1 ii . . . . .
leeeml..r Sluf imi on.i r,,i .
iJ
O. W. WARDEN, L.S
JAMES A. SCOTT. I L.S
j County Auditors
It. B. SWALLEY, L.S
for the year ending December 31st, 1SS1.
Sheriff's foes
Prothonotary's foes
Work on new Indices
Janitor ,
328 30
257 10
259 05
7(1 60
County Institute..
90 CO
Bridge Repairs 272 17
Postage 8 62
interest 275 00
Collectors' Commissions 454 11
Express charges 3 62
Court Auditor 10 00
Stenographer 177 55
Western Penitentiary ("7 18
County Bonds redeemed 7.0C0 00
iviiiuiiuinjT uraers 2:
Witness loes 1 ,s,r
Dis-tnct Attorney 63 00
Coroner 44 )5
Court House and Jail supplies 70 81
ecs pairi in case of John Clary,
Lunatic ; 25 00
$10,289 32
County for year ending December 31st. 1S81.
LIABILITIES.
None ,
000,000
of the receipts aud expenditures of Forest
of January, A. D. 182.
LEDEBUR. 1
HENDERSON, County Commissioners
A. cf.U DVsUlJ, J
PROCLAMATION.
Witf.keas, The lion. W. D. Brown
1 resident Judge of tho Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Nefsions iu and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept fjr holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions. Ac., at Tionesta. for
the County of Forest, to commence 011 the
ruiirin .Momlay o J'elj. being tho 27Lh
rla ot 18S2 Notice is thereto
given to the Coroner, Justico ot'tlio Peace
and Constables ol said county, that ihey he
tl sn and there in their proper perrons at
icnociocK, a. M., ot said day, with their
records, liKiuisilions examinations und
other roineinliraiiees. to lo those things
which to tlieir olliees appertain to be done,
and to those who are boumi in recognizance
to prosecute aguinst the prisoners that uro
or shall bo in tho jail of Forest County, that
they bo then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall be just, (iiven un
der my hand and seal' t is 30th dav ol
Juuuury, A. L). Iss2.
C. vV. CLARK, Sheriff.
ATIONAL HOTEL,
TIDIOUTE, PENN'A. W. D. Bucklin,
Proprietor. A first-class hotel in all re
spiots, and the pleasant'-st stopping place
in towu. Rate very reasonable. jan8-8J
OUT
n n i .
M'a U
I-IEA.X)QXJA.nTJIRS FOE
V.
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
r.s an
4
OUlt NEW IRON
Still Continues
SUITAI1LE TO TIIF.
HHEQABT. MECHANIC.
TEAMSTER, LABOEEE!
1 1ST SHORT
ea
Everyone can find Goods at Lowest Prices
WM miY MOUE OOOD AND SELL MORE GOODS T1IAN ANY HOUSE IN
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. n
3?. S.
MERCHANTS AND OTHER
FREIGHT BY BUYING TH EIR OIL. TOBACCO, SOAP, MEAT, PORK.SUOA ItS,.
CLOTIIIXO, WATS, CATS, HOOTS, FLOUR AN I) EKED OF US. WIS HANDLE
ALL HEAVY QOODS BY CAR LOADS
COME AND SEE.
HOLEMAN &HOPKINS,
tionesta; PA:
Formerly Pittsburgh, Tilusvilla & BulIJo R1?
WINTER TIM E TA BLE, November ISS1
A. M.
v. M.(A. Vallcu fiy.)
r. m.i
A.M.
9 00
12 Of.
12 33
2MI
e. m.
6 20
8 00 ar Pittsburgh Ivi
9 45
3 IS
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5 40
A. M.
5 ir.
la 27
4 42:ar.... Parker ...lv
4 3;iar...Foxbur..l v
8 lnjar . Franklin ..lv
2 10
9 45
P. M.
P. M.
3 40 ar..
P.M.
8 8."
Oil Citv....lv
2 2(1;
3 f.O
4 IMi
125
4 40
4 45
6 12
6 38
6 50
0 12
6 47
7 20
P.M.
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t 27
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....Rockwood....
Oleopolis
...EaKle Rock...
President
Tionesta
Hickory
.. Trunkey viMo.
Tidiouto
...Thompson s...
ts ;;o
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2 41
ts OfV
trt (i8!2 52
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(1 30
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P. M.
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8 3f. 4 25
P.M.
A.M. P. M.
r. m.
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A. M.
8M
A.M.
P. M
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( Krie Kailvxiy )
lv.. Bradford ..ar
4 45
r. m.
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3 30
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v. M.
7 3K
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ft 00 12 00 1 v.. .Warren ...arllO OS
4 42111 47lv..Clarendon..afl0 25 1
ADDITIONAL TRATNS leavo Claren
don 7:2(1 a. m., U arren 7:41 a. in., Irvine-
ton a. in. Arrive at lldiouto U;50 a.
in., TJonosta 10;57 a. in., Oil City 12:30
l. m. Leave Oil City 7:10 a. in.. Tionesta
9:2(1 a. in., Tidiout 10:55 a. m., Irvineton
12:10 p.m.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.
Trains leave t)il City for Pet. Centre, Ti
tusvi'.le, Spartansliurjr, Centreville, Corry,
Mavville, Rrocton at 7:0(iam, 10:1(tam,
2:45pm, 4:30pm, 8:45pm, Arrive 8:00am,
l):45nm. ,'.:00im, S:35pni, 8:3Jpin.
Sunday Train leaves 7:30uru ; arrives
7:05pm.
UNION fe TITUSVTLLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Titusvillo 6:30pnij arrives
Union City 7:20pm. Leaves Union City
6:40am ; arrives Titusvillo 8:40am.
Trains run daily except Sunday, f 1 la
Stations.
Trains aro run on Philadelphia timo.
Through coaehes botween t)ii City nnd
Bradford on trains leaving Oil City
7:00am., Corry 6:30pm.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Oil
City and Pittsburgh on trams leaving
Broeton 3:30pm and Pitlsburgh 9:45pm.
.7?rTiekeis sold and bagjjao. elic.:kt d
to all principal points.
(Jet time tables givinnr full information
from Company's Agont.
O. WATS' N, Jit., Ocn'l Sunt.
WM. S. BALDWIN, Oil Cuy, Pa.
Gc-n'l Pa-s. Agent,
41 Exchange St.. Huiralo, N. Y.
J. L. ORAKJ Agent, Tionesta Pa.
LpX it vou vasjxt to tnv
a i.wiiiiuv iu a ivuui wsys
evllicr rcsidy-nusude orirudi
io order, do not F&il io
send, for our Ca.t&lotj'ue
m
lr.1ifl.-MW- - ii ii iiiiin 1 1 1
iSTOFPED FREE
JuaricUus tu-cus.
IrnanetVtnri Resicirf -f.
T vj int. t, abKtAI
i. ' jjbr nil BmiK A Nkkvii l)nisi:. oiify 'tr
! ymT"trJar fits, J-piUpsn ami iet A' lv n4.
'inril.HUl.li 11 lakeu tut Ulixrl. il. An t ilt HJIrr
Mstttiiu'iute. 'l'reailiai,dililal boll !i-fi.u-in
!l)'otuU,theyptt.vlnnexr.'ew.ii:o. ll num,
VV0'!.'1 el,f,-!i il'lra to 1m. K I.I N K, ri
'ArcliSuVlUlutidijliU, !'. UeprinciiKiiUmittt.
QT ARTLINO"
DSSCOVERYI
.LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A Victim of youUil'ul lmprndenca causing iTemt
tnre Vevay, Norvou Ix-bilny, Lost iianliwxl, eu
hTliig tmd in rain evei-y known rc-nifiiv, La'a d !
ccvena a fimple Belt' cure, wlucii Li will ten,) 1
to hit fallow. sufliitra, adilrean J. II. lirrv'i
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'Notice is hereby iven that thn followinor
llcense petitions have been tiled l ,v
olhee and will be presented at Ptbruar'v
besjions: J
T. C. Jackson, (Central House,) Tio
nesta, Retail.
Retaif.1' SUtley' (SC0U Il0"Se) FaSuuJ-i.
Attest, JUSTIS SIIAWKEV,
Tionpista, Pa., Jan. 80, 1bs2.
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GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR, FEED,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
0
CLAD BUILDING
to bo Filled with
mm (TIB
L11II, FASH,
DEALKIVJ WILL SAVE MONEY AND
AND SAVE FREIGHT.
G-UENTHEH'3 LUNG
illllSOVS THS BOCB. IOB Ini 0.1 OJ
coNsuaifTKo:
Slitting of Blood, rrn
iltla, CoaKhi, .:;'.;.
Catarrh of htt. fd I
IHaouiM of th fulwoumy
Orrn.
IU UUltlt A .. fittabursU.
Trial botllo 20 cents.
jgaciwwaMMLWwt!
HOCSEUOLD W0KDS.
"Tot lite rtomaeh, bid tnsto, gtnWrl
frl!i Rii'l pilnilaLlou, rely TvhotlV on l'K-t
k'crT.'untit' M'lwtitH, i.-.pc;i; 1, uiiilgo-(l B
IH'M, IIV'T ITUIllJll.llllfc, t.11.0 i jluuna 11?
Tlio-.io In lltoxar, profyt-.toiial or com-3
morcl.il rorsriij ci ::r.Uni:y lioed Pkto"!'.. I
iur ccuUl-KUlon, ZLXHAl.l M. tL:iitf':.'Ji
i or bu s nnitucns, pnm m um aoid, J
will not euro orgivatly iaiiuoTa. ' ' ur.zMKVil
LaiJlca, If yoq wish -rcn.Tth, hw.lia f.idi K
b-t,Ly, B'', 'rtl,'7'.tH.c;Jicr.-y lij ami yyJ
l.ifi'. ..i v. m l ... ii iu.. . ....i.' .. i
9 .-.- 40 4mf . W.V.MII.1 U .""ill- '
I Tor nervouii (l-hl't'y. catarrh of fin Mad-
1
j ci-r, or i ise.isj ci uo kioiioia, iia fitiiu.A,
iitud cured."
A GREAT CAUSE 0FHUK4N GISEi f
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A l.e. iiire on (lie Nature. 'J reatiiitj.
and liadi. al cure ot Seminal Wrakrmch
or
perijiutorrhu a, Induced by Hlf abj j,
" """"r j.un.sMoiiK, impotencfr, iid".
vons lelilitv. and iiupediments to mi r
riu::e y-iicriill y ; CoiiHiiinptton, Epllet -'
and Fit; M.ntal and Pbvsic.il Ini ftngeii v'
.rc-iiy ij.mioitT J. (ULVFrvvklL!
M. I .. l.liiliur ul IliU "(iriBn O A
The wnil.i-ieiiowiie.l author, In'thisr.
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nnu.-, piniiiiri.. .ul a mode of euro at v.. m
eer a.n ami en. . tu-,,1 ,,v which every kef
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TEE t ULVERV.'ELL MEDICAL CO
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E"CI.EER khQ SLT.VEKt
. Surveyor of Fori st Cuety
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