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ST. Louis, March al.-The hentucky
Greenhaekers' State Convention, at Frank
fort, yesterday nominated the following
ticket: For Governor, james Stewart
Lieutenant-Go vernor, DR.. b. b. Lewis
ATTORNEY. 6 eneral, Isaac Trabul; Audltor,
Henry Potter; Treasurer, John Wolcost
Register, John McMurtye.
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s,-sINE.S CHANCES.

sgSINE.S <siaHtHS. .-..-~.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR III -
n SESS-As attorney Tor INC l,:rsr- an. IL
tr,tra nm authorized 10 Il ut PRlE ME x;
for The rrSt three w,,t Is III, LEASE. Gooii-NtLi'
and EeFECrS Of one OF tac mos. del .ab.c Cyl .
WntNS Saloons. and RESTAURANTS III ne
city of Richmond The .,scality Is IN taa ernlro oil
business the custom constant and mo.b e hAb'c anu
the terms OF sale accompanying. sa ,e;ssc eHlr
ON the LIST OF October. 1879, but cIIl or renewed.
Possession given al arSf time.
Application must he made 10 me- II itay ONCE, No.
! Tenth street, Shaf1e's building
DON p HALSEY,
Attorney At lay and Trustee.
MARCH /, 1879 NH 5'3T
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'@r permanent committee Of the Vienna
'1i"t'"!og;ral Congress have recommended
~Mnp2.eu ,,cond congress the adoption
.''a~A1ut IL" world OF plan OF eX-
''f'-"> Of data inr simultaneous weather
.""je ar o'hcr purposes similar to the ono
- Is1nzed for the United States BY the
.''.' >l@nai Officer in 1878. and which has
" u continuously pursued by the Signal
'c" 10 this day. This will make a daily
'"h'i map Of the northern hemisphere
Washington possible.
III /" mile over three months there have
=" lost nineteen Gloucester vessels,
''''' II $4,000; 1SG fishermen have been
-" hea; ID women widowed, and 1G7
. "uIeh made ialherIe>s. These disasters
iriod.
i Doiier IN DeForests stean:-saw mill, at
). I4hS nam, Massachusetts, exploded Thurs
- s"a'tefing The building. Robert De-
.Ie>t haa both legs broken; A. Dowan
!" 'cS broken, and James Taylor and
oracc Langdon were badly scalded, the
''er Probably fatally.
William Murray, another victim Of Wed.
,'aats Pottsylle shaft explosion, died
ufsnay from injuries received while pre-
Tih2 the blast. He was one OF the con-
G'or>' ana is The third person that has
u from the premature explosion.
'rs. Huxley and child and Mrs. Naomi
t'h were thrown from a wagon near
ONE, Michigan, on Tuesday, by a horse
,omlng frightened at q barking dog.
=. Sm!sh and the child were killed, and
u. HsnAicy probably injured fatally.
carney is stumpins Southern California
me new constitution. In his speeches
Buses people without stint. At Santa
una on Thursday, one OF the men thus
.ihed gave Kearney an unmercifui beat
(. .s....7s.1- II ..-s j
Inc new Senate chaplain, Rev. J. c. Bull
u, Is said TO be a brother-in-laW OF the
John {. Breckenridge.
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BRIDGEPORT BRASS cOMrASY|
10 MURRAY STREET. NEW lORK.
February &, 1879.
MIR. GEORGE GIBSON. JR., is appoint
WI cd oar SOLE AGENT for the sale Of The
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY,
with al improvements apperlaning thereto. for The
city OF Richmond. State of Virginia.
HRIUiEpOHf BRASS COMPANY:
fplO SAMUEL HOLMES. Treasurer
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4bifuary.

SAN Francisco. March 21.-ENGoyernor
Bradley, OF Nevada, died to-day aged
SeYentv-four.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTT Al ASSURANCE SOCIETY
wi OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS
IpSurcs BUILDINGS by perpetual and annual
noIicirs against FIRE and LIGHTNING.
nERHERT 4. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
FRANK D. STEGER. Secretary.
rlIoMAs BOILING. Jr.. Assistant Secretary,
JoIlS BLAIR. Collector. 10 on
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North Carolina gross. s4ns4.5D NORTH Caro-
INA roe. IN half-harrels. S4@S4.25. MackereI-
No. Hay. SIG: No. q. IN barrels, s11.50: No. 3
nsckeTeL 55NS6 No. l. In kits, 1926; No. z. 10
slfs. 1879: No. 4, $3.50. - -
lara: Prime, bsrreIs and ;jerces, &c; in hall.
barrels. SIC. r -
a"tosses: Common syrup-Hszsheads. 1sc. /;
Gierces: 19c. barrels, G0c. genuine zoiseD syrIp
5naf45c. = gallon: New Orleans. prime. iO655c.
ShH: Liverpool. from store. sl.4U Grotmc
atilin. IRON store, Sue. II sack.
hn9Ir: Crushed. 9Hc.: powdered 9Sc.: eropu.
tate'. &c. q. Ss56 Sc. i. ctIsC.: extr3 G, &c.:
!ei,o". 6n1s.r:: cut loaf. i0ks. Porto Rico. D.-
So~p: Common. 567c.; best wasnfng. 7i1Gsc
.oi.ei. 1Dhp2Oc: aud fancy nrices: country. 4HL5r
I.ns SlacE. Jtc. GlSl.- the last prime article:
imperial, *lloffsl.6o; gunpow.sr, fl.45@1.75
Tor strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 9G5c.: dry .altet.. i26l3c: Or;
flint Ism lhc' wet salted. 7Ga74r; s.lIted can
skins. 90c.fttl.
Lsnther: Sole leather. oak, 3ua 3d.: sole ies:he,
henlock. l7aE23c.: ctr'TIr- uDptr. 3thIJac.: C1T,
hnIsh, 1SGI22c. = fool; kin. 400 75c.E ~: nurnp;s
COUNTY,. 2sE33: rnv finish. 32ha35c. a ~. c,it.
SKINS french. $1@3l.30 q d.; rough skirtins
20I26c.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse. TOYS mining. s5r.Msl.25 a laa fee.
kegs. 1925: Blasting. s3.25M*3.5O.
&h2t: Northern ), Go = 'r.. OF Is lbs.
Grtadstones: l&Gl2Hc. = ID.
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DET'TsSFS.
>N~ 49,
LnhyYTt

q W. JONES, n,.x.r,sr @s
with new and clrsan! office. NM ~ SIT NJ :
,uI-itCII ON NINTH STREET, with t!ciy con-
y-ni.rr for comfort oi Ills patients. WIN '"th's
~, yrar. experience. Is prepared Ia s~rinrn ~
nprr!0Es .,n,l; aH'! thoroughly Tor Eli s",', 81,
sire his services "
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARelT -. lh79.
~. rises ............ COG lIlGiI IiDE.
;, ,,i .ets'.. COS Morning AL
Nn,u ri: rS .j:.}J E:cnlng....... 10y
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 81, 1879.
SAILED.
steamer j. ". E9crman. Carr. ~ iiaciphll
merchandise and passengers, }. W. McCarrick.
steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk, United states
mail mrrri,ar Use. and passengers, L. Is. Tatuin,
agent. .. ...x
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York March Goth. schooner Thomas
H. Benton, Miller.
By telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-Arrved: Acatih Can
AL, asIraiIr. Arrived ont: Maria. Sioncmau,
.lhir Tlrasncr I!0lncwari: james slater, New
orleans: George Washington, Savannah Mary
Eyrlinr, New Orleans.
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Flour.

Fine. %2.7JMs3: sapcrfnc. 81 2Jm $50: eX-
ira $J.2j: common family. SJ.50MSI.75 fanr'
hrarN>, *6MS6.5O; Stanton extra, S3.G2'gtE
1915.
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 5573l
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTER Dis
THICT or NIEGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
J. l.. WHITAKER, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RUrTCY. >
REGISTERS OFFICE.l
RICHMOND. VA, March -, 1879. :
tn THE CREDITORS Of ABOVE BANKRUPT:
You Will please take notice that shall on FRI
DAY The 2Sth day OF March. 1879. 1T II o'clock
NJ. ut nv office IN the cISiom-hon,e. In the CITY or
Richmond. Va take: Isl. An account al the real
state OF the bankrupt. I'd An account OF all liens
Oh the properly OF said bankrupt whether ny juix-
mrnt trIlsl decd or otherwise Ifh their LEGAL pIt-
Orliy. THOMAS ;. AlhiNS'
NH I1-S2w Re2itcr
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mo. 1N1n. 4

No. 5O7J.t
Tn THE DISTRICT COURT o. TIE
L UNITED 81 ATES FOR TIE EASTERN DIS
.TRIrT OF EIRGTHIA-IS THE MATTER OF
HE%JANIEY .DURviN, EANkRCrr. IN BANK
RUPTCE.
REGISTERS OrrICE.1
RICHMOND. W.. March Ia. 1879.
AUTHORIZATIONS OF AEON BAHHEcrr:
You will please rake nNli that shalnn SATLR-
DAY 18th 'iay Of March. 1879 at II O'Clock ~, as
nv off re. IN the custom house In he ctiE 81 tlc!-
M nd Va take 1st An recount OF the rca! estate
of the bankrupt. I'd An account "i an lit rs on ING;
nrnuerfy of said bankrupt wHribtc by Judgment,
trust -ccd or otherwise, with lh.-c !c:al priority
81. ANY other nnitrr deemed pertinent by the
Register ar any party Interested
mn IJ-S2w THOMAS y. ATKINS, Register.
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Mr. r. c. SUTTON lac with George Gibson, Jr.,
is now with me, and would be pleased To see his
friends NH
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BUFFAhp aa.rsslA wa
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WA1a
RHEUMATIC GoUT.

CASE OF DR.. J. A. HANDY, OF PATRICK
COUNTY, VA.
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Giz4srM ERY. ARE. DC.

GilHrA ERY. GLAs&wARE. DC.
NJ L w G. O y ID S.
lam now In receipt Of my spring stock. consist
ing OF DINNER, TEA, and TOlLET-SETS, In
new STYLES and designs handsome VASES, Pa
RAN FIGURES. BuSTS. BRONZES, and nj
Of the novelties of the season. f!OfSE.FtRNlSli-
ING GOODS OF all kinds. Call and examine my
stock--tlIc largest and most complete Ia he found
south OF New York. and prices TO suit the times.
r. B.TAYLOR, l0ll Main street.
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fiYT ESGtSEEK>S OFFICER
RICaMoND. VA, Sarcn II, 1919. Dc
A-QYJCE.-SEALEU PROPOSALS VIII
y =. rc"c!ys.I IL, this oit,e-. unit 'ri!rRSDAI.
D7ri Nalcl, at O'Clock L. VI for faSnt> hias lno
city nucs uuh boI>rs Win
rH0EENDER. &C.,
and also with
STRAIN,
so- three VI, soths from the 1st OF Aprit neSt.
( The Commit On streets rr'Sf'rs tn' I'm
-iar, any or AN proposals Lfese". and 10 ave inc
cnntra Tor each article rrqu!tsd to tae lowest oi"
Ferns Of proposals can be sh,si9 %I Sy apRiy''k
this ONCE. w. l.. rt, Enotusrr
NH II SH2 --------
PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND PROvENDER
sUR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEPAHi-
NEXT.
| HEADQUARTERS FIRE DErARrAENr}
NO. TENTH STkEET
| RICHMOND, March %, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Furnishing the horssS
of the Ricasaoud Fire Department vita
RR0wNsTUFF.
| CORN.
! -asE = SALT, &c.
fro.a April r,ls7s f ssa 1 ns, l. 1879 VIII be
I FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1879. ...,..,
lytt5 t4p. NJ.
., ne,,,ousr,crs Fire Department. No ~ Iea a
| street where ior,us OF lrorosa's may oo ASN "
pllealion to The Chief GGaasaRfts r. TAYLOR.
NH l5-sd
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uaR,SEH STEAhaGEE4E.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAEeH 90. 1879.
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IIyERpOOL March 2l.-ThS weeks circular
OF he Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association
SAYS : 1.-THE cotton market became acfivr on
Sal ur;av. and business since has been large ana
most descriptions advanced. American was In
strong demand: prices generally advanced 3-l0'
Sea Island In fair request at full prices for bet
ter descriptions. EutnreS strong throughout the
week. with considerable tisincSS, AMI prices al
yIncr,l 81 IT. 10 !arthn2.
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DIED.

HUDDLESON.-At his old homestead, in
Tionesta township. about five miles
south Of this place, on Monday morning,
June %, 1879, MI Daniel uuddleson,
aged about II yoals.
Mr. Huddleson was among the
oldest residents Of this section, having
located on the place which be occupied
at the time Of his death, nearly 25
yeals ago. lie was always a hard
working industrious citizen, and
highly respected by his neighbors and
acquaiutances. He raised a family Of
twelve children, six boys and six
girls, eight Of whom, five sons and
three daughters are still living. One
of his sons, Daniel, periShed in Ander-
sonyille prison, during the late war.
Mr.. Huddleson's disease was that loath-
some one known as dry gangrene, and
for the lasl months his sufierings can
scarcely be imagined, but he bore up
brayely under them, aud never. once
murmured at his condition. We are
not acquainted with Mr.. Huddleson's
early history, and although we have
endeayored TO ascertain some facts
in relation to the same we have
been unable to do so. He was buried
in Mount Zion Cemetery in the Mealy
Settlement, near the scenes of his
former life. ReqaieSeat IN pace.
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Notice

is hereby given that the undersigned
has bought the following property of
George X. BradeD, Of Barnett Town.
ship, Forest County, Pa, and have
left the same in his possession. 1
hereby forbid any person or persons
interfering with the same: Two Brown
Horses, 1 Bay Mare, pair Bob ,Sleds,
1 sott harness, Threshing Machine,
1 Sleigh, l Windmill, 1 Sewing
Machine, 1 Cooking Stove and Cook
ing utensils, 8 Beds and bedding, 4
hogs.
ABRAHAM r. BRADEN.
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3. Re. AGNEW,
a TT 20 R N II Y Il T. T. Il W /,
TIONESTA, PA.
hrrFNrIoN snLnIERsi

! havo been admitted 10 practice as an
Attorney i'm the Pension Oflico at Wash
ingt0n, ID. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to winch they may be
entitled, bv calling on or addressing me ut
Tionosta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years a soldier in
the late war, and having for II number OF
years engaged in the prosecution Of sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sible timc. j. B. AGNEW.
4itf
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StcWarts Run Items.

see nothing of late from Stewarts
Run in your paper. Why is this
husly. The good citizens of this once
famous place have bGen "mending
their ways" for the past week, and now
have them in good repair, really for
the camp meeting which comes off in
Tionesta on the 9th of next month.
But camp mcetin's sis not what they
used to wus."
Our good Scotch neighbor, Jno.
Thompson, has bsen on the sick list
for some time, but is now improving,
although yet quite feeble.
The widow of the lately deceased
Robert Hays has returned to her
former home in Armstrong county.
Her experience in married life was
one Of much labor and watching.
Neighbor Elliott, over whose we'd.
ding cake you had such pleasant
dreams, is living and doing we'll, as
all we'll mated people do; probably
your notice of their marriage gave
them a proper start.
j. A. Dawson is going to raise some
blooded cattle-none of your long.
horned, rat.tailed critters, but the
genuine short horned variety. But if
you want to see -chi ckens "what is
chickens" call at Thompsons; for a
colt go to Bromley's; potatoes at
Ranges; for "plugs" go to Siggins ;
and for oats to JAS. McIntire; he has
more oats sown than he will have
room to stow. But, Sir, send a good
girl that wants to marry to Handy
he'll take her home unto him.
The recent frosts were n little rough
on garden truck that had got out of
the ground. But how it did go for
the Eaters" and the poor bugs will
have to go with empty stomachs until
they get big enough for bite. Crops
of all kinds look bad. Grass will be
lighter than last year, wheat the
same. Oats are short, but may recover.
1t is too early to tell much about corn
yet, but there will be an abundance
Of fruit
We have preaching every two
weeks by Rev, Stone, and Sabbath
School every Sabbath at 2:3O p. m.
So you see we are not heathens, or
eannibals.
But what provokes us is that our
township has no candidates out for
Office. Really our citizens are getting
behind in this particular. Don't some
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OBITUARY.

Two weeks ago we made note of
the death Of Robert Hays, but we were
without particulars, and could give
only mention Of the fact. Since
then we have received the following
which we publish by special request :
Robert Hays departed this life
June 9th, 1879, aged twenty five years
and nine months, at the residence Of
his mother, in Harmony Township,
Forest Co., Pa.
The subject of this notice, when first
Frustrated with that fearful disease,
consumption, was without God and
without hope in the world-with o
heart full Of unbeliof. But through
the entreatics and prayers Of Christ
ians, and in view of his near dissolu,
tion he sought God in the pardon of
his sins,-making a full surrender Of
all to God, but remained without the
witness of his acceptance with God
until a few days before his death.
Finally the glorious light came, and
he could say "He owns me as His
child; can no longer fear" All is
well all ends well. Its light and glory
all abound. As he was seen looking
up, with his eyes fixed on Jesus and
Heaven, he shouted the praises OF
God, until he passed over to join the
two dear sisters who died in the Lord,
and were waiting and, watching for
him to come; and when these redeemed
Spirits met all Heaven shouted
another soul saved"
He leaves wife, mother, brother
and sister TO mournn bis loss. May
this affliction lead them to see the
uncertainty of all things in this life,
and to seek that meetness which is
necessary to join with the loved ones
above.
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-Mossrs. Derickson q Co., arc
building an addition to their mill,
which will be used as a cooper shop.
They expect to work up ell their No.
2 slaves into barrels, and will be ready
for business in week or ten days.
This will give employment to FIVE or
six coopers, and may ere long develope
into a regular barrel factory, on a
large scale; and, indeed, we see no
good reason why Tionesta should not
have a factory of this kind, and thus
save the transportation Of 80 many
thousand slaves every month from
this place.
Judging from reports from the
surrounding country the coming Free
Methodist camp meeting to be held in
this place July 9th, will be the largest
attended Of any ever held in this Sec
ton. Parties from Clarion, Venango
and Warren counties, and even York
State will be here, and the number Of
visitors will not fell much short of
5000, A Pleasantville correspondent,
writing to the Franklin Press says that
many will attend from that place.
John Weant, who lives two miles
above Nebraska, on Little Coon,
killed large bear near his place one
day last week John devided up and
did the square thing by his neighbors
He don't pretend to be much of a
hunter, but says that kind Of birds
must give his place vide berth, if
they don't want to meet their death.
Mr.. J. K. Brush left with his
family and household goods yesterday
for Hornellsville, N. Y, where he
expects TO take up his abode for the
future. We are sorry to have Mr..
Brush leave Tionesta, as lie is a good
citizen, and sound Republican.
Hope he will live long and prosper in
his new field.
Morris, the popular Tailor of Oil
City, who was to have been here last
Thursday, missed the train, and was
unable to get here, 1t was impossible
FOR him to leave on Friday, else he
would have come on that day. How
ever, he wishes to inform the public
that hN can be found at his place in
Oil City, aud that he has made great
reduction on all his goods. Go to
Morris if you need anything in the
clothing line. 1t.
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AND MANDRAKE
PILLS.

These pile arc made from the con-
centrated extracts Of herbs and roots,
carefully prepared, and do not gripe
are not a violent drastic, but very
mild, toning up the stomscb, and
induce q we'll regulated action Of tho
liver.
Compounded only by +. K. Thomp.
son, wholesale druggist, Titusyille Pa.
For sale by dealers IN medicines.
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. IA 2t,
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-Curling'Irons and Hair Crimpers
left in the shade by the U. s. Hair
Curling Compound. This compound
is beautiful hair dressing and will
curl the hair as soon as applyed. Per
package 90 cents, or a sample package
10 cents. Try sample package and
test its merits. But one sample pack
age will be sent to the same person.
Good clean and 3 cent postage
stamps taken. Sold only by the U. 5.
Compound Co., Box 43 Litchfeld,
Illinois.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member OF Congress Harry WHITE.
ASsepsblJ-N. p. WHEELER.
President JMd0e--L. ID. WErMoRE.
Associate JUdgcs-Jos. G. DALE, Ed
WARD KERR.
J5'cnsurcr-WNI. LAWRENCE.
ProttonotdrY, Register d Recorder, &C.
JUsTIS SHAwKEY.
SheJF.-C. A. RANDALL.
CommiSsiOncr8-ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
LoNu, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County Supcrinicndcnt-H. s. BRoCK-
WAY.
District AHorncy-S. d. IRWIN.
Jury Com3RiSSOHcrS-C IL. Church.
PETER YoUEGK.
County jSagyeVor-T. ID. COLLINS.
CorOpcr--W. G, CoBURN.
County 4 4uditoTs-NICHobAs THoMP-
eoN, ID. T.. COPELAND, Il. G. Lacy.
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one want to know what his clad" or
grand dad" used to be?
Several Of our folks attended an
ice cream festival at Neilltown 'tothor
evening. They report an excellent
time, and are loud in their praises of
Nsilltown's hospitality.
VENTURE.
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JAMES SPEAR.


The July number Of the "Nurse-
ry" has come to hand, brim full of
pretty stories and beautiful pictures
for the little folks. The "Nursery"
sho uld be'in every home. Only $1.50
a year. Published by John L. ShOrey,
Sc Bromfeld ST., Boston, Mass.
-Ballou's Monthly Magazine for
July opens with an illustrated article
on Africa and the Zulu war; and then
there is good thing, by the author of
ga Whaleman's Adventures" about
a mysterious island IN the Pacific, also
illustrated; and several other subjects
are treated of, all interesting, accom-
panied by engravings. 1t is rare
number, ard one that will commend
itself to its readers. Published by
Thomas & Talbot, % Hawley Street,
Boston, at $3.50 a year, postpaid, and
for sale at all the periodical depots in
the country for Is cents a copy.
-Peterson's Magazine for July,
which has just come to hand, has the
opening chapters of a new novlet by
that brilliant writer, Mrs. Frances
Hoigson Burnett. There arc also
original tales by Rebeccn Harding
Davis, Frank Lee Benedict, the
author Of "Josiah Aliens Wife" The
steel engraving, and the colored fash
ion plates are rarely beautiful, There
are also five new patterns, printed in
colors, for embroidering towels rugs,
etc. Price $500 a year in advance.
Address Chas. j. Peterson, 500 Chest.
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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She &orest 8tpaDIifan.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Burgcss--N. s. FOREMAN.
C0gucilmen-J. S. Hood, f.. E. Mabie,
IL, O. Davis, l.. Agnew, M. Einstein,
j. "A. Proper.
Justices Of the Pcdcc-J. y. Brennan,
y. S. Knox.
CO1Stubte--W. A. IIilends.
6cho0I DirectorS--H. II. May, II. o. Da-
Wis, j.. w. Clark, w. r.. Dunn, A. II. Kel-
ly, y. r. Brennan.
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Lawrence House,

INlONESTA, PENN'A, WNI. LAW
/ RENEE, PROPRIETOR. This house
* centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
In their season. Sample room for Com
mercial Agents.
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OH CRY. PA, June II, 1879.

OIL CITY. PA, June II, 1879.
NorIcE-To all whom it may con-
cern.-Mrs. Wilson, of Oil City, hay
ing left our employ, is no longer au-
thorized to collect or receive money
for the sale ofSinger Sewing Machines.
THE SINGER MANUF'G Co.,
per PEPssE DEVERELL Manager
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Z w Haus.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY
n PUBBIc, Reynolds Hukill & Co..
BLOCK, Seneca ST., oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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CENTRAL ROUSE,

BONNER & AGNEW BLOCK. /.
ID AGNEw, Proprietor. This is a new
mouse, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation OF tho public. A portion
of the patronage OF the public is solicited.
dolly
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THE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH,

w. I. " llHSON)
Is permanently located i'm the Roberts
L shop, near IIaslet's corners, where lie
is prepared to meet all his old customers,
aud as many new ones as feel disposed to
favor him with their custom. His motto
is: "Liyo and let live"
w. G.. WILSON.
Tionesta, juno q, 1879.