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New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Esyt,;,' ,'on.the Main, OF the option OF the hO'0eE
-, ro.,Os free Of taxes BorH PRINCIPAL AND
- ,Rx PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Coupon
n.nd. hut can be registered with the coupons
~ ~ can be registered with the coupons OFF,
IA interest paid to registered owner Interest pay
~. Iusust IS and February IS. liberal sinking
@,ad EARNED from the entire land sales in payment
q, vb;cb the bonds will be received at par ana NJ
0a interest provides for the early e1tinguiSnmei'
of this loan.
Trustaes-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
These bonds offer favorable inducements 10
desiring to fund their Five-Twenties OF O'"ei ''s'
priced securities. ..-.,rs ro,Iize
In converting Five-Twentes the investors a 'l',,.
= Der cent profit on the principal 2per cent ~
ovcoss of interest and at the same 'iiii0 s''
perfect security. ,..,,;,,t,rr,o+;o,,
furnished on application
71o,os asnq as agents for the sale OF ms '"a" our
6r b.v and cell in their regular business ~s "0"ds "
., -, and Drnrer City Railroad Company. those
a. p,st.-v Diri,oH being no,r quoted at lC2 and 40
,,.,.-.., These Were originally placed by US Gt@l
tanner Co. Bankers No II Wal-St.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE STATE OF TRADE
pr,pnpPlH uIRERTh

oypoN Sept 6-l3 n-Conso opened e3t for money and
OH 1q G the account United Fye-TNnty bonds 1852 81
INES ola 93i; 1867, 92i Ten-POrties, Sl
FRSSEToRT sept Bnted FveTwentv Bonds closed at
993i for the issue Of 1852
PlRIs sept Ga nl-The BOune Renes ST. DOC. ~
LTvEEPooL Sept 6-lO:9O mCotton opened strong MddGpg
Upsnds sd. Middling Orleans, Old -
LvIRrcoL sept S-l m-Cotton scivei Mddlng uphnds
9il Mildlug Orleans sid.
IosDoS 6-3O mConsol' s3i for both and the
account American securities quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL Sept 81 20 p m-COrn. 3OJ y quarter
LONDON Sept $50 m.-Cono osed 93 for both
account States FyeTwsny bosds 1922 9 ls
old, 93l; 1875 S2i TepPorties. 90t
PRSKYORT Sept 6Uned States Twenty bonds td9a for
the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL Sept 6-o m-Coton closed active Mddlng Upsni
Mhng Orleans 9td sales Of the day. 20 400 bales including
1000 bales O and speculation Spirits Petroleum lO gallon
Sept 6-Petroleum b0 for Pine Pale American
LONDON. Sept 6-Bvenng. g.-Sprts Turpentne. IS p cwt
LIVERPOOL. sept 6-Eyening-Spirb lupeuiine 81 y cwt
LvEKPcoL Sept 6-Arrived ship A. Marshall from New York
Aug " bale Of cotton.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

ysfs tbe A. wcrc so bsa, esps1ber r9se WITH
M bS. October Dsosabss q sc and rmored 5000 se
- - ss,rtsnbr and Oslobsr. % Puvst. tenA
RiCR continues i NTH oSd sas demand s ana holder. ass m
Ps.s 9fle and In bond 300 bss RAngoon 3te gold
70 active dsnaad for Raxs and prices very
S,rh not the market hn with
azure the general rule; s.les Of 40 hs 81 for Cubs
c;c for C.ss de for Porto Eco le ics ptnsn.
IT. os priysss Repd ID good demand aud prices bnr
nd, I3Ial3tc White A, l2ie. . -, - !,
quiet and unchtngd at s3d 81 50; Clover
a and nominal 10y dllf; Calcutta Hnseed quiet but firm a
e. IS -, ,,oooo ~ -. Of. tox In
t.-;ry eJc for Prime Western and Ole for do Citv. ~,
WHIsKYhe market duh and unsetei sales Of lSe bb at va
qge for n On bOUnd.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE MARKETS.
lc.rnll, R.por,.d for TEE rRIrrxs !

Carefully Reported for TIE TRIBUSE -
WKDNESDAY. Sept. g. 1871
AsR>-Pos demand and the steady 81 ESQ
q IS dull prces unchanged quote at s9d
g.
COrrOSTe ensnd the $40; still quite active and the market
,gup ev higher closing with firm demand and moderate oneng
s m mr from exporters spnDer bat hints Of cor
De- saeS Of et hslss 674 last EVENING" o. which
246 far consumption 46 for specuean ana
lc quict aud higher eo.ns sdh At outside hgpres
A q. ss = OF hddlngi Last evepngSept, O at
a o. U At Isle IL 5l6e. loo at ls Inc 500 at 49,
LOO eAh at l8e together; Oc1 NOV sna Dec ~
m Al l,;, together 8Ic. $40 a. lsc NoT and pee
loo escl a. s,c togetber SOC al lc 80 at Is ll6c rso
O Al ls1c-0tal bales TOdAy-Sep lvO al lst
0 1c 500 lSaC Oa at lstc 100 a. lsSdSc -" ..
5 c lsic Nov Dec, and Jan, so each al 10 ll6c,
rCsbe Now Dec OO each at lst ogtthd Noy 4o a,
~ m 10 Lice 4Oo at 10 Site 800 at lstc Nov and
De 49, ~ Lice goo each ., lstc Dec so
~ = loo. 2Os 1916 jan
ieu "a Ist 800 l9tc. 100 at ls3c feh' stc
tIss,tE>l lo sept ior 100 Feb sVeh-'otai Eo o~S "
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North Rlper Veittb and RdiIro1nt 30.
sKr1 6 pkgs Ashes Bse'rsI s4 bales 70, S9sa % bn, ,1
Wheat 4s 7es bush Corn n 90 bush Rye 100 bIih
Barley lO bush Seed bags FlaI Seed bhs Beans io 6os
Meal 81 hale, Moss 81 bales PI B3 sides stber
s9 Ibis spirits Tupentns 81 bb, Tar S Dol: R.sn S pt ptg.
HneT 1870 rfTs Cheese 1863 pigs Tsow 10 pfgs Rice gp tea
III ST. hhds Tobacco o4 ties aud cases IoDseo
e. btls, WHISKY. ~ bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
election Notite.

STATE o, Nsw.YoRK,
ITO the SHERFF IL Of the W County, Of NEW
ss,shst r s a s % IT. s =: H'''''
%aas IL Il The Ii Place S.es Il Bristol
Engineer and the place Of Van Rs,'eeF Rich
Canal c. missioner. in The place Of osorss Gh,pSn;
Inspector Of state Prison, in the place Of David Mcneil
4 mo-: ;E:: IS S n !
Also seD:ssr District snYh.a he r,
Ward, Of the City and County % Of ,o,,,.,g N. Eighth
sa 's.S ' Tie c%
70. the ssh senate District sSnp9ss IL the TsA
Eghsen T.eaeh and Twenty irss Wards Of the City and County
Also senator for the Eighth h. TrshA
COUNTY OFFICERS Ala. t. Be elected Zoe '.id County,
s !,s. o. the Superior c.u the place Samuel Jones and
Jsass cn.s. Plea, !. q; place :i.. 4 cS, D''
n u The Pss 81 sfs. % s.sa ssSs District IN til. place
% R:. e .. e Il. .9y,. .. til. last
Is J. Z: H... q !. s
asiss' manner u Ps.Is Pesn1s..as IL ,sss. so;s
!. tn. ...aa. ss.'':i :: @ Congress Sen
nv ..., q 4: +; S s';;s :l!:.s as.
r.. I -. - a:s:! :: :
si.s.. he ',,:T . ..:c :''' sSssss:
boz IN vSies an ballots R.pr.s.st,s. IN Corr s !.
% b ndsrssd "Coasrss shall b cepe.d sc oa
wsics al ssos e .as'sd =. go. ss =
S !. ). isSsr.sa IssS A b d:ess's and r. enss a. e
pcssd In sd several sAa b estimate, sa - os "a
ssnsa .bcv. .,p.s,:l, .aa ,.s:ei'''' s.s: '-''s -
canvas u: e." sf :s, neossss.a viii the ,so,ons M
set sfs kersby repealed; - =. ,--.a,.,.,x
RsspssfsDy ySsn, se' u , rvraov s.,,s,.v, ~ s..
yo ar. t,hou delay deliver copy q ne .Se,s soes % ~
Supervisor aany ana also "
noaa & ~ d notice pabshs . mch pabne ssvspsesr
s.,, yaur eouuty sIeeedag atosn n.nbes having ms
1870 srroIsuon in CITY od County heufsrt, once esci
, veek antil the election ,,a.a
| vide Chap 80. La"s oflao
| sHKsiyTs OrUcE, EKw CorRr koCsn, !
| Cry Asp COUNTY NHw YosK, Asxuat l. 1871. ,
,, IN. foregoing copy Of the Eesn Noass ses'e
| By me this day froA 'H' ''''s " MATHEW r BRENNAN.
| Sh~aH and Cssnty Of hes. iorH.
~ Publishers cf VII no; in,.n "a s' ~ isss
s''~ ''VT'"' MATHEW T. bAkhAAa' sN''sH
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
financial

EEvYoRK Sept 5, ly7l.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
N of fPRiNG MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY st tse ohos IN
f,r ensuing year. via: PRASCiS ROBINsON GkOhGB Of
DikE. TbEODOaB y. RANDOLPH, LUDLOW PA1ToS' huHCs
TSS SCiIELL.
AZ me.tlg nf the Boan OF Directors At Their once 10
NJ i1A ~ iNtIS ROBIN'ON irelri lrSlrLt aud
CuARLL, LtNlOA. stcIeiGTy Aba Tfc4suIrr -
Aitd: CHARLES KUS ION. SccretAT7 aud ITea4usL
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
HORSE lND CARRIAGE MARREZ
Nxw.Yosk, "Wednesday, Sept. 8, ISL

NEw-YosK, Wednesday, Sept. g. 1871.
There is no change to note 10 the condition
OF the horse trade. The market continues fairly active
for business herses OF all descriptions, but entirely de-
void of any feature Of interest Railroad horses sold to-
day at b0 TO $500 per head prime truck horses st
400 to 500 per pair No transactions In higher priced
animals were reported.
There is nothing Of Importance doing in the carriage
trade and the demand for vehicles was very light since
the opening Of the week.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
nOMRETlC MARKRTR

Pnl.pKIrnr, Sept e.Quercitron Bari steady. No at SIS.
s.sr So i Fos at les. F%sI FSess : 81 "a e.
@ r Is j. % 81 S S s az s~s S g. Ohio .nG %% & 90
M T'; W Amber s I 81 g. % al I s. sS RE- Rs h. s
Corn b snny yellow at ;SHc hiasd Wsstern % :. ssc Oats in
ssss ssg Sa T.lT cIs. Refining . S9ba Ss5
s%n du G't1 c4%ds G9i II al | Rssncd a.ssd WHISKY 5
sCSs. wsl 1s" .i. Mans 2 ,s
Ghose loa WITT Wit. Os' 81 S. ps
So g. OHIO SoG md d Pa" P%s 81 e. So scarce fs Td
6rm; 69a7Ss Oats quiet 4sa4oc Provision.
1' a Fss: s. Es .ss Sas
:? % @ IS ESQ., s:'' $ %s
@ ssp rS s .s with q s sn.%S % Corn
:SaH and uncGa0ssd s at Rs nm em.Sd
H go & l ssT's ss .lG i "S "s
200 o" Shoulder at Sie Side Sc B1Gon-bemA. good
ss'9 sssPsI% sI demand
6.1Ecd ssp @ Rai gSe
VIII: Ts,.5 S %, ! s % B..: s. for &s 1P:s s% Il =
old MT%t. coI At g. g. M I SS, S HSa @ Ohio 5S =, 81 g. g.
Nc do 3 g Gs ~ So Low sasf a. White it @ s' g boS % s cSs
!: s % r:gsj !. s. ss lsI I'm
Secd .issy ssor ship.iuf sssd SIS Mating; go
SsidPi HeT2f: fs ISmSe i's 8 to lls
E.o Li. s0SS e Co. IS dh TO- SSs. f.
feet Lumber Canal 81 900 bush Wheat $500 bash
oS5s Ssx Rs s. wss ss 'sg A
4 coi %sS'''; asG5 and
n6Ia1sG 6S4SSI isss s.p ewbss e.dy s
sSs whit: 81 ST. A.Ss, .4,at. q az. ss s
prns closed g Is .sls, ssp.sn15 aeSSos 70
:EnoGs e., Sa.ss9s' nd Ssl SD sys % 'I S1 ID
Sc, vi sssss is s sSsd
S :s,. nss Hss s:''f
SD.h Corn is oSo 6H,h os $4,000 bush BaTI
@ ES eS. 81 Ss1 90. ?Ss $3.50 s1SS sa Barley Ess''
Sept s-FoC dg soPs[O VERNE ~ ~ 81 it. p9Ss S s m
% ss,.T. ssS Fs5 4. dS 81
.f ;9s S. for sGss 'sS1 ms
S M s sss e. Sss dos SH,.''i
@ 5S' & e. bS SSi :ie %sf
Red win's hs, % =, e @ . Cor. % Gst M'd Bull s%i on
trsei as do Backed Dc Barley dull snd unchanged
sssR e sp HsssE aSess
T;ss3 SsiSs t;e o. - B: b.
bs:S RE, 1000 bash Barley lOS0 hogs w.. ,.-,
Sehse sa q Spss s. Se II hss sssi sSs
s. n. .n1s Ss 9'AsSsd ss Hsi & nss SS M ssT M @ Sc.
t @ p SPsG %s:. g. Goo ' .. Ss"tsS Corn 5 s o ss 4
mtn 700 bbla Flour, 1900 bush Wheat loo bush Corn J'0
HISnI Sept s-Jh. wh.. marie. il strong With an .r-.,l
1sasi s. EIi. DO !. e 81 .vse No a, u 2
g. 70 o 81 @ 90 co sSy Ss e. for os s %.e MI FROM .,is
Nd S % api s1 sy sys & % M ftts sRd M
MTHHS Sept s-FOuI quiet and unchanged ss oosa Com
Poi qUo snd sosA.ngsd ss 50 L,Tss ira. i0at'
@ sas: sa NJ cS4s d az. M sS OF. H fs .as % @ @
with %odsrite S f.I.od SS w. S'1sy ss higher and
ossa Or es%'r % bO esi 100 &c. bSsh p1@i Wheat Ship
| neuS-2 900 bbls PlOur, 81 OOO bush Wheat
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

kUFfALO LIVE bTOCh AAhhBI-bEPT o.
cIs-Reeepts making SO head thus far $50
rules active sd lively for good and medium oc unchanged
salss o. 800 head Indiana steer weighing es n to q.
g. Co.. U head Ohio fio 70 SO h at - secs and 3l5
ksnilch 22 l<ta b IS ~ 90 ssp and Lambs
Receipts S0g mailing 7e<e head the market Aeve
r sheep steady and uDea'ss'd lamb f. cs,t S.' ,s Ohio
n TO 50 n at fs1s5 Is; bOl Michigan. " 70 % D a. 81 500
- 87i 286 Cansds l12 r. at ~ 75d Is & and 26 head
CGn.di lambs S nh 70 n M s6as So Hogs-Rsoeps SIS
unchanged sales Sc head at from -
- IS for y good.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKRT-SRPT G.
Receipts for three Days 2J Cattle 10 6 Hog LAB Sheep Ship
neuts4 S2 Cattle 9pS Hogs ls Sheep Cattle martet verJ dull
for the lower qnsu good stock in moderately fair demand
and trhs stronger common fair s1Ss3 1s nsiu. 70 fod
e+d 80 6si shipping - Std ss 70 choice 90 soGss
Hog without decided change heavy lots IN better daAd al "
81 IS for Of qualities sheep and Lambs unchanged
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
JAY COOKE & Co.
are now Offering the


20 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS
At PAP. AND ACCRUFD INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
With their
AMPLE SECURITY
and
HIGH RATE OF INTEREST,
there no investment accessible to the people which
is more
PROFITABLE OR SAFE.
All marketable Securities received in exchange at
their highest cash value
Holders of 5-9os and all desiring to invest IN re-
liable Bonds will receive full particulars on appiicS
tion to Banks and Bankers throughout the country
,r to JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
COTTON MARKETS.

hiddhpRs l9i IS
bsles gross % bales tIpors-cOSwe bales sales l% bales
Eock, el0 bAes
CScSHATI, Sept 6-Coos in fair demand Low Mddings Sic
NORFOLK. Sept 6-CottonLov Mddlngs se net receipts 81
So bales sales 10 bales stock 30 bales
wIIhNsroS Sept 6-COtOn Mddngs lsc net receipts
Is bales; sock 649 bales
PKIADE1hlA Sept 6-CotOn very trn hlddlihes oie
HEw0RL Sept 6CottOn hddnEs l8t dBic net
receipts II II bAes les 900 ba stock rs +8l bales
MOBILE Sept 6CooD fn; Middlings lsc; net receipts %
bales; sales IS bales stOek $3.50 bales
GAIyEs1oS Sept bCOton songi Good Ordinary 7tc; net
eept 3l3 bales eIpos-cowiSe rs bales sales 900 bales stock
II llk2 bIleL
sAvAxHAH sep 6-Coon steady In fair demand Mddlng si6
1ske n bales eIporeoAwise 1S bales soci 1S
bAeA
HEHPHIs Sept 6-COtten nominal; hiddlings. lse-
CHARLESToS Sept 6-CooD arm Mddng di8ie net receipts
lB bales; IaleS, 100 bales; st0ok, 3 76 bales
ST. LOC Sept 6Coton hrm MddngS c The first bale OF the
crop sold to-day at 25c.
LoUvnLE Sept sCoton seve ,udnE upward Mddlng, lsic
BOSTON Sept 6-Coon quiet but Hrong Mddpgs 0io net
eP ITO esss gross ny bales sale. ~ bales soct sOo nae~
bales 60 baleA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST PAYABLEIN GOLD
Seven Per Cent Per Annum-Payabie semi-Annuaiiy'

This Road nov condition to show its great value and s very
PROSPEROUS covering does 100 miles OF the mos direct pos
A lin. between the Great Lakes navigation OF the
Hudson and opening Of Ulster Green and Delaware TO
railroad facilities heretofore mostly deprived Of them fy miles this
road now built thorough and substantial manner ana
EARNING ALREADY 10 PER CENT on rHB WHOLE AMOUNT
op TpR az 400 600 OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OVER
RUNNING EXPENSES The balance Of the road with m 'eveA $40
ipg via To Hunters 12 miles to Woodstock miles TO "ho"
mile and changing terminus from Rondou to Kingston foh
c with able and responsible be finished by JuF
,o u m 10 one Of The best built the country aEd the issue
Of Bonds limited to $4,000 per mile Of completed road The Bonds
are secured by Trust the Parne Loan and Trust
eng every description property the Rondou' and oego
nov own or acquire hereafter The pnee no" " ou'n' M
..,,, , with III. privilege Of advancing the phce hereafter
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
ILLINOIS REGISTERED BONDS, also other
yery dersbk secsHtx Paving and ID per interest Pa
Vi. B, FITCH { Kills, Bsahs. n PasNI
DOCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND and ST. LOUIS
r. '''' Johs T. HANNA n w.ll.., MT. :
First Mortgage, Convertible,
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
PEORIA and ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Bonds -.- 81, SOC, 900
capitai Stock -. 2.ooo, 900

First Mortgage Bonds ..- &1, SOC, 900
Capital Stock 2,ooo, 900
1b, COMPL RTRD Road length connecting
nor.pt cities Of Pe0a the Illinois River Island Moline and
Davenport on the Mississippi Davenport opposite Of the
River becd by railway bridge The rail Of this rosd
laid July la and the ise now open and being Opeatsd With
exceeding all snpaons In order place upon the road the
rre compliment necessary Tor the butnee offered
depo snsnehou machine shOps equ. Of the
best old country required Of this the Company
offer through updrgned 900 convertible krst mortgage gold
bonds which the entire property the Company than
$1,000 pc, nile PRESENT PRICE, 30. AND 40
CRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY. Prnsip.l .ud
interest payable coin EewYOrf London, free Othr
This road opened the immense local through se
now offered viii prove The most profitable in the West tvene
a. does section Of country unsurpassed fertility Of coil and
cu already thcily pOpaated and high Of cu
ysou seedent from the every section Of the
road through fields fOurhs vii
lagos with large city and naigb river each end Railroads
the heretofore Constructed through unsettled and unu
avs.ed regions Of tie country consequently have bad but little
Peora Island Railway hntelan COMPLETED road
with NO PARALLEL COMPETING LINE, and
RUNS THROUGH ONE OF THE RICHEST AGRI-
CULTURAL, MANUFACTURING, AND MOST Pop
ULOUS DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thus it /, certain
already than snOagh to sustain the road
through sne unlimited Its connections
which he seen bv glance at the map
This road grand which the principal lines
centralIe and dverse 70 ali psrs Of the continent
Of TO this loan Being fem liar with
the wealth and country the line Of this railway
and A MEMBER OF OUR FIRM HAVING MADE
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
ITS PROPERTY, WE CAN WITH THE CTMosT
CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS As
PRIME SECURITY, reliable and safe 10 every parachar
An securities exchange at full aud bonds
delivered all parts the country free Of express hAgeA
Maps crcusrs with full particulars relating the road furnished
application by undersigned Financial Agents Of the Company
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Bn<ns of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable IN
Road which il very nearly completed. the rolling
s,crE telegraph land grant and all the property of
tbe Company. The lands are released from taxation
and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage The Road Will form the Great Air Live
Pnute from Chicago and MilVGHkee to ST. tdut and
the North FEST Bonds for sale at 80, and interest III
and GwYNNE JOHNSON d DAY. No. l6 WaI-st,
vh.re pamphlets and further information can be
olt NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at ~ and interest by HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
No p Wall-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07


Sv,e Pouris in fair demand and quite arm Eood oIand no
p-uty the market s more ae'e ana hfSi s~ '" ~
tts ", quote: - ,SaakSo
Bat e1 GenrVtowo. miIed 70 good eup' SS
Bt lsx and Georvetown, Extra and FAMILY W. W
Erti-nsd Country, Extra '''''''''''''''' a.
6ln IS
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-11-28

ADDfTIONAL SECOND-CLAS IS TRAI Ns-NoRTH
No. l5-oil City 6.55 a. M; housewife
7.2O; Tarr Farm 7.46; Columbia 7.5E; Pet
Centre $40; Pioneer $40; Miller 9.25;
T1tusville 9.5j.
No. 7-Titusville 900 a. m; Cory IL. 25
No. ll-Oil City ll.20 a. M; housewife
! ll.45; Rynd Farm ll.53; Tarr Farm 1903;
Columbia II, 10; Pet Centre l2.20; Miller
LIS; Titusville 200; Cory Az p. m.
No. 2l-Tidioute l2.45 p. M; Turnkey
vile Lbs; Tionesta 2.i3; Oleopolis 4.25; Oil
City SO.
e. Trains do not stop. CD Stop on signal
~ Stop for meals.
Trains 5, 8, II and % run daily; all other
trains daily except Sundays.
n. B.-Train No. 10 is an Express from
Titusville to Cory.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CAR TRAINS.
No. 4-Direct from Philadelphia without
change.
No. l-Direct to Philadelphia without
charge.
No. 5-Direct from Pittsburgh without
change.
No. 6-Direct to Pittsburgh without
change.
G. J. HEPBURN JNO. PITCAIRN,
superintendent. Gen'l Manager.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-11-28
THE R0vELTY CLOTHES WRIKG[R

Nothing except the Sewing Machine has
ever been invented which so much re-
lieves the labor of the household rs the
Wringer. But its usefulness does not end
here. The saving of clothing is of much
greater Importance. 1t is often remarked
that articles of fine texture last twice as
long when wrung in wringer as when
wrung by hand. The Novelty has cog
wheels on both ends. The rolls aIe allow
ed to separate freely at either end. These,
besides other advantages which it contains
seem to be indispensable to practical
wringer.--NeW York Independent.
THE NOVELTY WRINGER-Has become
an indispensable institution in thousands
of families. And we believe its great and
increasing popularity is fully merited-for
the Novelty evidently possesses all the re-
quisites of a first class, practical machine.
Indeed. after using one for many months
in our own family, we are prepared to en-
dorse the Novelty as unsurpassed (thr
laundress says Hnequated) by any of the
several wringers previously tried. Moore 5
Rural NeW Yorker.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-11-28
AGENTS 4...', rs IysIlI l!!sIls|!as assHl
TWGlYG Years among g. Wild Indians tSSts Plains.

The remarkable ventures oi the ia
m US VIII Chief and Big Warrior among
the Red Skins. Thrilling accounts of
Treat Hunts, Hairbreadth Escapes and
Terrible Contests with big game and
hostile tribes. Spirited descriptions of the
habits and supersttions of that strange
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lO:zo A. NJ, PITTSBURGH EX., stops nt all
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