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MASON c HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

Winners of THREE HIGHEST MEDALS AND d.
PLOMA OF HONOR at VIENNA. 1873 PARIS 1867
and in AMERICA ALWAYS. Declared by MUSI-
CLANS GEN ERALLY TO be UNRIVALED and IN
COMPARABLE. Sold at fixed Uniform prises TO all,
which are printed and invariabe.
PURCHASERS OF ORGANS ARE RE-
MINDED that the TEN ptatiOn to Dealers and Ped
ders is very strong to deal in and recommend as best
the organs of those makers who will pay them
the largest commissions or discounts for
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
printing as they do their lowest prices, can afford
to dealers only the smallest commissions. This
plan secures TO every purchaser the lowest price be
cause the dealer cannot ask more than the Catalogue
price; but it many dealers to do their best TO
sell other organs, simply because they get enormous
discounts on them. Some organs are currently sold
10 dealers at seyenyye per cent discount or az one
quarter the prices printed for them. As rule, the
poorer the organ the higher its printed price and the
greater the discount on IL. -
The MASON IL HAMLIN ORGAN co. are
now offering styles, with important improve
ments, and selling not only for cash exclusively,
but also on new plans of easy payments, running
through year or longer. They also rent new or
gans with privilege of purchase. Rent paid three
years pure hases the Organ.
Send for the Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars,
which give very full information and are sent free.
ADDRESS:
THE MASON & HANILIN ORGAN CO.,
EITHER
New York, Boston or Chicago.
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.

NATIcK, Mass, June list, 1877
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sr-Through the advice and earnest persuasio
of Rev T. s. Best, of this place, have been taxing
VEGETINE for Dyspepsia, Of which have suffered
FOR wears have used only bottles, and already
feel myself new man. Respectfully, - ,,,r,,
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A Source of Great Anxiety.

Nv daughter has received great benefit from the use
of VFGETINE Her declining health was source OF
great anxiety to all of her friends. few bottles OF
tite \. Ii. TILDEN,
ms. and Real Estate Agt, 4s Sears Building.
Boston, Mass, June ), 1872.
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WISHART'S
Pine Tree IarC Cordial

II isnov fifteen years since the attention OF me
public was first called by DR. l. O. G. Wsnali,o tn,s
rnndcrfu remedy and we'll has II stood the tesi on
time that today il not only has ne competence OF Ihe
entire community, but IS more frequently @
nyirary prcnaraiOn in the country. II IS The Nial
principle of the Pine Tree ohlancd BY Pfcnl ti
IiG6sf medicinal properties are retained FIr inc
following Complaints OF We Inns,
tion Liver Complaint. Weak Stomach, Disease "l Tue
kidneys Urinary Complaints, Nervous IDENTITY, iys
nensia and diseases arising from impYrc CONDITION
of The blCod-thcrc is remedy In the world Clat mas
bern used so successfully or can show such nuInber
nj marvellous cures The following VIII serve 10 snow
the estimation in which this sovereign remedy Is held
by those WHO have used IL.
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From st. Louis, Mo. q

From st. Louis NO.
IN w1suARr PARLIAMENTARY: Dear Sir-During
visit to Philadelphia some three years ago was
ferng from a severe cold, and was induced TO take
hottie ~ your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, which had the
efect of curing me in q few days. have used II IN
INV family ever since. and am of the opinion that II
say tho life Of my daughter, who was suffering from
severe and painful cough. If the publication OF THIS
viii be OF any service, you are at liberty TO use H.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN HODNETT, st. Louis, Mo-
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New York, Boston or Chicago

GALL or, or address, WEBSTER & LOwTHER,
" 6H y. 4tl ST., St. Louis. Special inducems nts
offered. Live men can make money in each county 4.
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Consumption for Ten Years Cured.

Consumption lot Ten AeHIs OureU'
DIR. L. Q. C. WIsHART: Dear SIR am graiielui 10
Won from thc fact that yOu have de medicine Thar
will cure the disease Of the Lungs MY VIE mas nag
the Consumption for ten years. Physlcins had told
me that they could only patch her up for he tine
being She was conaaed 10 her bed and had been LOT
some time / heard OF your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
and secured one bottle; il relieved her cough she
has now finished her fourth bottle, and is ableto 90
ne work for her family and may God speed you on
with your great discovery and cure you have made Tor
Consumption. =, rrODr-rNc
jackson Center, Shelby Co., ONO.
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WHEN writing to advertisers please mention
w the name of this paper.
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ScrOfuIa. ar Kinr'S Evil, WI

SclOIuIa, Jr NIIIg ENI!, W HII0
SwelliugS, Ulcers ErysipeiaS Swelled Neck,
GG;tre. Scrofulous Inflammat.Ous, lndolent
Inhannayions, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores. Er8ptiuns Of the Skin. Sore Eyes. etc.
In these. as in all othel constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs have
shown their great curative powers IN the
most Obstinate and iutractablp cases
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Is SOOIl peIOtPIIDIC'
Cleanse the Initiated Blood when

ever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pirnples, Eruptions, or Sores;
cleanse it when YOU find it DISTRACTED and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it wnen it Is
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health Of the system
will follow.
t4.R. II. MCDONALD q CO.,
Druggists and Gen \ CTS San Francisco California,
and cor of Washington and Charlton Sts., n. Y
sold by ali Druggists and Dealers.
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ter. Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
PlIstules. aBoils, Carbuneles, Ring-wOrms,
Scald head, Sore Eyes. Erysipeas, Itch,
Scurfs. Discoloratious of the Skin, HumOrs
and Diseases of the Skin Of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a short time by the use
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The cnlored address LABEL an each
paper shows the dale to which the sub.
scriber has paid. thus
rh"s Turner 1874.
signifies that Nc Turner has paid for
his paper until March lat, 1874 The
mail list is corrected wee4ly. Bv con.
sulting th" address label every ;, b,cri.
her can tell how his account stands.
Our sccnunts 90 hack no further
than the 1st If January, '73, I've ac-
counts previnus To that time being
payable 10 the old firm. The old sub
scriptinn hook is yet in our hands, and
cur receipts will be recognized by the
old friu. IT,
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1t is with regret We learn ,ha,
Mrs. Shaw, wife ef Hon. Richard Shaw,
residing 90 the opPosite side of the
river from this plac,., WAS necessitn,ed
10 have her left lower arm amputateh.
on Wednesday Of last week. Mrs. ).
has. for u long time. been Inflicted
with cancer on her left hand. which
recently became sp palninl as to pre-.
ckac all rest or sleep. either hav or
night. After constellation. she decided
To submit to amputalion as the only
hspe "f gaining rest and freedom from
pain, aai the prOi,,,,gation oflife The
cp-ratiou was perf'rmcd by DR. NJ. NJ.
Farlan, of Philadelphia. assisted hy
DIR. +. Al. Scheurer, of this place. The
patient is getting alnng we'll. is free
from any undue pain, with n fair pros
reci "i'a speedy RECEIVERS. - L2earfeld
Journal.
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Make money fast aud honora"r.
$3.50 per day. or s75 per weeks by
al once Apply for u Territorial right,
(Which are given ttrte to ag"nts.) IL
seli'the hest. strong 81, m"st useiul.
and rapid selling Srwiug Machine, aud
Patent Button IL lie Worker. ever used
ar recommended hv families, or buy
one for yur 2wn use it is only S..
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad.
dress inr particulars Jeruiue B. Huh.
son Il CO., Cor. Greenwich 4 Cort.
landt Sis.. n. I, % 6m
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 4. 1874.

THE age Of the deceased was ap-
parentlv s. wears: he was dressed
coarslv, hut warmly: the tres Of both
feet had been ampuiated, as also the
fourth 6nger 4 his right hand, aud he
had heen blind of the right eve. No
marks of whence were discovered I'M
on the body. but an empty whisky
hnttle found living Nv hia aide possibly
tells the dread tale of his death"
The above is the finding Of coro.
neI's jury in the case of an unknown
corpse, found in deserted house near
Cresson. on the Central railroad. 1t
contains most eloquent temperance
lecture.
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--Frnm the Indiana Proyre.s We
clip the t"llnw,ng: 'On Thursday
nigh, lasr, Mr. William G. Leasure, Of
South Nah ming township, when "n
his wav home from visiting neigh.
hor, fell into Plum creek and was
drowned. Ii is supposed from the in.
dicaiirns that as he was stepping down
fr"m the bank of The or ek onto the
plank that cruises. his feet slipped
fr"m urd-r him and he fell into the
creek, which at that place is very deep,
and was droved. Hi- hody was not
fund until the next day.
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To THE CITIZENS OF PESNsYLvA-
MIA Your attention ia specially in.
yited tn the fact that the National
Banks are now prepared 10 receive
subscriptions Ia the Capital Stuck of
the Centennial Board of Finance. The
funds realized from this source are tn
be employed in the erection of the
buildings for the International Exhi.
b'tion, and the expenses connected
with the same. 1t is confidently he
lieved that the Keystone State will be
represented Ivy the name of every ci.i.
zen alive to patriotic commemnration
of the nne hnndredlh birthday of the
nation. The shares of stock ARE offer
ell for $40 each. and Subscribers will
receive handsomely steel engraved
Certificate of Stock, snitable fur fran
ing and preservation as n national
memorial.
Interest at the rate Of six rer cent.
per annum will be- paid on all pay
ments of Centennial Stuck from date
. Of payment To January l. 1876.
Subscribers wnn arr not near Ma
tional Bank can remit n cheek or post.
office order ~ the undersigned.
FREDg FRALEY, Treasurer,
# 90i Wallu ST, Phila
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An insane rulnred woman created
some excitement "n Liberty street on
TUESDAY evening. She attempted to
kill child in the afternoon aud H.ro.
ciously attacked her brother in law
Win intcrp 'se,i to sase the child. Her
screams on the street drew large
crowd She Was Temporarily placed
in Jail for safe ke@pin and will prub.
ably he sent to the Dixmnnt Asylum
--Spectctor
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Appeal Nctice.
COMMISSION Frs OPCIcE,
FoRtst COUNTY,
January IL, 1874.

Notice il hereby given that the County
Cnmni SiOners Will hold a G urt Of APP
oeals for the several townships ~ follows:
Barnett twp, Saturday, Feb. Z, at Ciar-
ingtOn.
jerks twp, Monday. Feb. 0, at Marien
Center.
Green twp. Wednesday, Feb. II at Ne
braka.
Kingsley twp. Thursday. Feb. IL, at
Newtown.
Harmony, Saturday, Feb. II, at Allender
School House.
Hickory, Monday, Feb. 10, at Fast IIlck-
ory.
Howe, Wednesday, Feb. Is, at Brooks
tn.
rionesta twp, Friday, Feb, 20, at Court
House.
TiOnesta bor., Saturday, Feb. 81, at
Court House.
by order of County Commissioners,
ID. w. CLARK, Clerk.
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Keep Out the Coldl

The greatest article yet sold ior heating
houses, offices and stores. Very simple
will pay for Itself hundIed times over
durins the cold weather. Can he attached
N any stove, DOR or window. Used in al
most every store or Office In our city gives
universal satisfaction. Samples sent on
receipt of Is cents. Agsnts wanted. Ad-
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Those beautiful HITS just north Of
Mrs. Henry's residence can ne hnught
cheap. on ling time, by Supplying to
tlIs AaitOr Of this paper. E
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THE WONDERFUL
PET CANARY BIRD!

(Patent Just Procnred.)
WILL SING FOR HOURS-CAN BE
w managed 10y any child. The latest
aud most wonderful ,nqention of the age.
The very thing for either Farlor or out
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SEND FOR SAMPLE AT ONCE.
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B Sent prepaid by mail to any address, on
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.- 80 Cts. or 3 for SI.O0.
Address NJ. X. ROBERTS & Co,
wiO 6m lI6 broadway, New York.
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ENPLOYMENT

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT - At
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week warranted. No capital required. Full
particulars and q valuable sample SO {
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cLARK's MAGIC GLASS oUTTFR

This Is a wonderful little invention. spc
for the tiiiing expense OF FIFTY CEN ~,
ev ~ person can hava ona in his house
and be his own gla1ier. This in,trumsut
will cut glass batter than any aianl.ed.
which viii cost Fifty Dollars
Any person can tlSc il. IL - si,nph a
nice putty knife, with u little steel wheel
that makes twenty-five hundred revoiE-
uonS minute-tempcred ia a Pc uiiar
manner.
II requires no skill or prsrt,re 20 use H.
tnNb"uN eau cu' glls- with it-9Nou "a
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ry. AriENTS WANTED. sent prsvaid
10 any address, Saiely packed. Cpl4 receipt
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STARTING OUT

A story of the Ohio Hills. by Alexander
Clark begins in the January No. 1874,
18th year, of THE SCHOOLDAY MAYA
ZINE, now ready. There il also in tho
same number "iaul IirewstOrs Secret !;
a Thrilling Temperance Dislogue, a Com
ical Shadow Pantomime; Prof. Shoe
makers initial article on "HOw to Ray
hings''; n lauahAble hurlesq for the
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cuts new piece Of music by the author
of ''Listen to the Mocking Bird" besides
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NOTICE.

nR.J N. BULARD, Of Tidioute, has
~ re-. rnsd 10 his practice alter an alb
sence Gi four monthh, spent in tbs Ito pr
tails of New York, whore h~ viii atG~ld
calls in his profession.
Odice in Eureka Drug Store, 81 iooT
so6ve tho bank, T4dloute, Pa. 40tl
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cMnHERc send rs cts.,. for the new
SVUVnIuo -elfadiusting cigarette and
cigar holder. 3 for so cts. NJ. X. Roberts
Il Co., l76 Iiruaiway. New York. wiO6m
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new and complete LIVERY STABLE in
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and is prepared IN furnish rigs of all kinds
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OPIUM EATING.
~ And How it Can be Cared
BY suff rer. Send S'amprto Dr. r r.
Bnwscr, I.oganSporf, Indiana. - Is -
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white Lead, perfectly pare, sold nueh
cheaper than fvrmsriy.
Also all kinds ot oils, Kerosene. Tur-
pontine. Bonzme, Toilet Articles, Per-
fumsries, &c, for sale cheap.
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JOB WORK oi all kinds done At this OF
= 6oe on short notice.
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AUDITORS REPORT FOR 1878.

FREh GLASSNER
wealth for the ending
the yearlS7S
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exnn ton ri
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-09-03

llt tl,llSN lHt NNllil'N lie wv ''''''N 49,
gipsry hat, costing from twenty-five TO may
dollars each, and which do not cover two
inches of III" crown, and tive must be had
for every season, making eight per year
The tyrant fashion will not permit a lat.
to appear more than onIc III lh'
same dress. While the fair
ones should always appear neatly
dressed, always copying nature, they should
show their native good sr'ISc, mtliilln
their womanhood and frown down the eN-
travagant fashions Of the day winch neither
add to their beauty or the exalted esteem
which we hold due to the lair. Neither
does it promote their well being, but I'M
pov. rishcs families and leads tothr distress
If communities. For thirty or forty years IL
has been III" fashion To consider luxury rs
one of the greatest natural advantages. MI
the wisdom Of antiquity and III" downfall
of the GREAT r,mnilrs, Show that II IS one
of ,hc creates, curses that has ever hcitIlrn
a people. maintaiuthat thpN" NuNullr, ana
rXtravtganl fashions which are prcludI''al'o
the public TASTE, and by which so many Vi
c"S are introduced, and So many k~ln.uoIlS
have hrenundour, should be- reformed and
utterly abandoned. remain a pr"lrss'd
ancient ON this head. \ great poet and
| philosopher Of human life has well said:
.,u,t ,iu,,,s or, altered. trades uufccliug train,
I,uru, The land and Iispus,raN,s TIE swain,
Along the lawn where H'a'l'r'l u'l',',' ,""'
'l"''"N "'"''' "'' ~ ''
And over, want to lu\ury allied,
And every pnng that fHlly pays the irl1';
'Tlnsr uliIlrr hours that plenty hwlr Ia bloom,
inos, calm desires that lrk bat little room,
Tlo~c hraIthru, sports HAT grace ln' peaceful
"rcn'N, ,,, ,uL,rt,hf., M IA, prr.r.
I nv, f,ir d'u4ltinp seek {, hMd -llo,r,
And rural mirtu aud m,uurl. lr. ID" n'''.
Man can do uulling in ia" Co':crl iuu #
these abuses hat to work himself ln d'JtH
,uL t,,I fine bills, II is for the fair women
| ~ ,hr land who alone have IL" bower and
can successfully move in TIM, 4roai
w,rV. Mar IN his uuIaIr j., unfit To- govern
Lim,,Lr or control tine drs,mirs of Nh"
world. They are the Instruments, how.
nnr in Ihr hands Of woman ~ which
.,n,, |rr,nluiinus and reform, alp made.
w. ,,u III, uutlipo without luyrk wuiuln.
SL,, fire, tina hro.t and nerves the arm to
- ,,J ,L,,i,,. ,h1,I. Wh, NruII
I,,'' "I.ui' rn,r,.,, l,r h.uury and
L,rn iudurYrYo If ,L,nr is amy
"I T.. H. ,,n,ou ,rr and ,bn.IJ
I p"'"r ,r, +, min IN, lulr. in the FIR
'E..", W., 'D,r orno, ourr,ln, I'VE. b\
'I,,ut, embellishments and lmpn1um.
H.. .n,.rrr.I ,nJ controlled ihr frhcY #
,,. ,o,, \J,,, ,ud he same jvlurucr of
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