She orwt Republican.
W. K. tUNX
KIOTo'l.
TCE8DJT flORMXR. FEB. WJJ.
In specu luting on I lie possible
outcome .if (he present misundcrstand
inir between thi United States niul
(ireat Iiritwiti, we. sometime since ex
pressed tlii niinioH t lint llic condition
of home n Hi i in that country would
lianlly permit her tn jro the length
of declaring war. The (Jovcrnnieiii'g
extremity would be the malcontent's
opportunity, hti'I i; in nt at nil im
prulmlile t In t (treat Britain would, in
such n event, provoke h "fire in the
rear," ipiite as dangerous a the fusi
lado which kIiu would lie likely t.i re
ceive in Front. That wc lire not alone
in this view is riiov, n liy the fill
lowing extract In mi that temperate
mid judicium l'n;:li.-h journal, the
spectator, which ppt'iikii'if uf the inter
nal a Hiiirs uf I lint country, says in n
recent number
"liowdyism !iicrtjtfo! in every li roc
lion, till the rijrht uf public meeting,
once supposed tn he a bulwarh nf free
dom, in lint only threatened, but is
gone. Monarchy is defended against
Kcpohlicatiisin by cayenne pepper,
lif plllil i H 11 if m nonius! abilit V by chair
Ics, thu r.ght tn drink ttcainst the
riiht to sustain by bags of flour. We
C'ife9, Radicals, though we are, we
watch the gradual pulverization of all
the restraining influences except fort e,
legal and illegal, with au increasing
ditmiay.'"
Every man in either country who
knows anything of the. incalculaMe
horr rs and miseries nf war, will of
course be anxious that the difficulty
mny be honorably settled in n pacific
manner; but even if England should
i far persist in ht-r wroiighcadeitiiess
ws tu repudiate the treaty, she will
hardly rare to invite iittuck from with
out, without such dangerous elements
of disintegration at wfirk from within.
Pittsburgh Commercial. ..
We tae the following items from
the Warren Ledger:
The Fir.t National Bank Building
not yet finished, is in a critical con
dition. It has a leaning toward the
Post Office building, and many enter
tain the fear that it may fall. The
outer wall is now supported by the
I' 'St Office building and ii is believed
it may fall and crush it. The quetio:i
was being discussed on Tuesday by
memlr-Mif the Council whether tit or
tier it taken down or have it more se
curely supported.
On Saturday evening last, at about
right o'clock, the dwelling house of
Mr. Uri Fluent, a lumberman in Kin
ti.u township took fire and was wholly
consumed, together with all the cloth
ing exeept what was at the time beini
worn, and the heddiuir ami sheets for
n large number of beds. The tiro took
from u stove pipe. Mr. Fluent's loss
is from 32,000 to 82,500.. He Iiu3 for
n number of years kept many men in
his employ, and necessarily hail tu
have considerable invested tn make
them coiiiforiablu. Nearly everything
was consumed He was in town 011
Monday making purchases tn begin
rigaiu. He is a inau of pluck, und
seemed but little cast d-twti by his loss
tf property.
The East Brady Independent v a
an account of a daring robbery which
was perpetrated in that borough 011
Saturday night On the evening in
question, an unknown ma:i stopped at
the hotel of John Yost, 011 Broad street,
for the purpose of staying all night.
He must have been a happily constitut
ed iudividual.il in short time he hud the
"run of the house" and considerable
familiar with all the inmates. He sat
in the bar mom until the hour of
closing, and carefully noted events as
they transpired. The most important
tn him was the tact that Mr. Yost
handled considerable money, and in
changing 1 $10 bill for a neighbor,
di. 1 laved 11 heavy roll of greenbacks ;
and t hough the itrange lodger sat with
his hat down over his eves, htt did not
fail In see this templing display. Bed
lime arrive! anil the festive stranger
was "put in his little bed." where it is
supposed he rem lined just long enough
to assure himself that everybody else
was sleeping soundly. Nothiut; fur
ther is known of him, save that in the
morning he was pine and with him
about 8400 of M-. Yost's greenback
The thief didn't stop to say good by
We take the following items from
the Venango Citiztn:
On Saturday tin- jury in the case of
Oivstoit t Sowers vs. the Allegheny
al ey Kuilroail Company, on trial at
Pittsburgh, In ght 111 a verdict of
damages fur Ow.-i.. n it Sowers to the
amount o $27,'J4 00. The il-ten-
d ints gave notice that they would ap
peal the ease In the Supreme Court.
T ....
jv. 1 j. Mavis, in , ot iinscitv. was
Mcrjoijidy injured, 011 Frnlav last, in
utleiiipliug Lo net off the iiecoiiimnila
lion freight t uiii, on the A. & G. W
R'y, at lower Fjcui hcru' k bridge
while tlm train wsu in motion. II
.1 1 ,
was uirown vii'icniiV in tiie earlti, o
vereiv oruisiog ami culling 1113 jace
iind head, a id injuring I is right arm
1 lo u blowly recovering In hurt.
e Bud the fallowing in the
Sharon Timet: "If Conductor Hitch
cock, on ine 1,. a v. tiai:roul, is mud
ut Fred. D.uglass"uring the balance
of bid natural life, uhv, we Imi'l
Id uiirt n. The provocation was too
great for a high toned tloimiiL'h hr.-d
white "inn tn Hid 11 re. As Frvd was
m his way to Pittg'iurL'h on Monday
ja.-t, Hitchcock aa ofli. iatinir as con
doctor of the uaiu, and ua be neartd
the champion colored orator, those iu
the immediate neighborhood ttuieed a
broad grin mantle his face, and when
Hitchcock approached, Fred congrat
ulated liiin and said ho was surprised
to see one of his own color officiating
as conductor on a first class railroad.
Hitchcock told him he was mistaken,
and it is said took up the balance of
the tickets in that car as rapidly as
that j ib was ever done before.
We take the following items from
the Petroleum Centre Peoord:
Day before yesterday, the foreman
of one of the gangs nt" hands at work
on the Warren & Venai.go lUilroad,
was struck with a pick axe by one of
the men. The man claimed the blnw
was accidental. Foreman dul not
think so, and pitched into the individ
ual ami thrashed him soundly. All
this happened on the Boyd Farm.
Mr, S. Arnold, better known ak
"Teach" Arnol 1, for several years the
proprietor of the Railroad II use, Pio
neer, died at that place night before
last, alter a long and painful illness.
Mr. A mold was w ulcty know n through
out the oil region as a genial whole
sou led man in every respect. His
death will be sincerely mourned by a
large circle of friends and acquaint
ances. The remains were taken tn
Titusville, to day, fir interment.
Man Kii.I.kd. On Friday evening
last as the Oil Creek train wascomiug
11, Mr. New toti Millard attempted to
jump ub..nrd at the First Avenue
crossing. Missing his hold he fell
with his legs under the cars and was
run over crushing ou leg nearly up
tn the thigh and breaking and bruis
ing the other in the most fearful man
lier. The doctors amr utated them as
speedily as possible but his injuriis
vere fatal and he died about ten
o'clock in the evening. Mr. Millard
was in the tniplm of the Corry Man
ufacturing and Lumber Company, and
his friends live iu Tituville. We trust
others will take warning, and avoid
the dangerous practice of jumping 011
trains when iu luotioif.- - Corry lie
publican. , a -
Tiie Warken and Vksanoo Rail
HO AD KoT TU T3E BlILT. The Phila.
ilelphia Telegraph, of Saturday, says:
"In this city yesterday, contracts, for
some lime under discussion, were exe
cuted by the New York Central, Lake
Shore and Duuk.rk and Warren Kail
road 011 the one part, and the Alleghe
ny Railroad 01. the other part, for
freight and passenger traffic between
New York and Pittsburgh, und vice
term. The junction where this traffic
will ho interchanged is ut Irviugton,
where the Oil Creek and Alleuhenv
River and Philadelphia and Erie meet.
It is said thut the Yanderbilt interest
has guaranteed not to build any paral
lel or rival road into the oil region.
URAnQi'AnTKRg It Kprai.ic n State)
CKNTIIAL C'OMMITTIKOI--l'KNNSYLVA-
NIA. I
PlIILADKi.TlUA, Feb. 5, 1871.
Ill pursuance of the resolution of
the REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRAL COMMITTEE, adopted at
Harrit.burg.Jan. 18, 1872. a REPUB
LICAN STATE CONVENTION,
ciimp' Bed of Delegates from each Sen
atorial und Representative District, iu
ine uumner to which such uistrtet is
entitled in the Legislature, will meet
mi the House of Representatives, at
Hinisburg, at 12 o clock, noon, 011
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
April, A. D. 1872, tn nominate candi
dates for Governor, Judge of the Su
preme Court, Auditor General (should
the Legislature provide for the choice
of one by the people), and an Electo
ral ticket; and also to elect Senatoral
and Representative Del gat s tn rep
resent tlua State in the KEI'LULI-
CAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
tobe held at Philadelphia,-June 5,
172. RUSSEL EKRETT.
Cuuirman.
IVM. fcl.LIOTT,
I). F. Houbtox,
Ezra Ltjkkns,
II. M. Lyti.e,
Secretaries.
44lf
The Beit Jewel-y Houst
In N.trthwestern Pennsylvania is sit
uated on the corner of Water and
tt'id Chestuut Streets, Meadville, Pa.,
and is owned by M. P. Jenks. He
has just received a large and superior
stock of Jewelry, which he has mark
ed dotvn to the bottom figures, and we
can conscientiously recommend this
house tn our readers if they want auy
thing iu that line. The ttotk is very
extensive, titnl one cannot fail to suit
himself in anything iu this line. Give
Jenks a call when you go tu Meadville,
and you will not reeret it. 27 tf
"How To Go West."
Forty years ago, Illinois wa as far
West as most people wished to go, and
journeys were made iu the legendary
"I ruine schooner, but 111 these ilays
of 1 rogress und Improvement, the
word West has come to mean Iowa,
Nebra-ka, Kansas, Colorado, Califor
nia und the Territories, and the Trav
eler n aches ul most any point therein
by a splendid Line of Railroad.
This Line of Rail mud is the Bur
lingtoii Route, which starts from Chi
cagu oixr the Chicago, Burlington &
Quiucy It. It., from ludiunupoiis over
the Iiidjiiiiupolis,Bioniii!ugtiii & WckI
eru fiinrt Xylite, and trout lvgitnport
over the Toledo, Peoriu & Warsaw It,
It., and running through Burlington
retches Ouuil.n, Lincoln, Nebraska
City, Kt. Joseph, Atchitnn, Leaven
worth ami Kuuus city, connecting
witb ttjc Uuiuu I'acilic, Kausas Pacifio
hud ni. ,.1 ..i,,...,
those cities.
Always go "By way of Burlington."
and you will be sure to be right.
The Burlington Route has admira
bly answered the question, "How tn go
West?" by the piblication of a truth
ful ami interesting document filled
with facts in regard to Time, Connec
tions, Accommodations, rates of Fare,
and other interesting items, and illus
trated by a large map, truthfully
showing the whole West which they
distribute freof charge. Copies, and
additional information, can be obtain
ed by addressing, General Passenger
Agent, B. & M. R. U., Burlington,
Iowa.
DIED.
IIOI.KM.VN. On Werinvsilav, the ZUt
int., at 4 o'clock A. Mrs. Lvitin, wile
01 Kli llolt-tunii Ksf.. aged tuiity-sevvo
e:irs 10 nl six iinnitlis.
Mrs. Ilolemun was the mother f nino
-hi Id 1 on, six of whom now lie by her td.
She leuvi-s tliree children one an intixut
hunband, and a numerous elreJo of friends
10 mourn her loss our los .and as i trust
her frsin.
AiiNKW. Tn Tionesta, the IPth Inst.,
8 nsl) Mflimia. wile of Leonard Aunow,
atreil fears, io inoiiilm mid .1 Cava,
Mrs. Aaiiew- leaves a bereaved liusLand,
a small child, and a numerous cir le 01
Iriondsto mourn her loss, tiho w una qui
et Woman, calculate ) to mske lew enemi.K
and is sincerely mourned by all who knew
her.
GORDON. Nrar Klkhiut. Ind., on the 23d
inst.. Jumps Loudon, aged about 48
years.
M r. Gordon left Forest County for In
diana some years ago, but ha visited lii
native place several times since. Every
lumberman on the creek speaks well of
him. Ilis losa will be mourned by all his
old neiuhlKii-saiid friends.
little Notice.
I7STATK OF CON It AD LKDAfil'Tl, fete
J of 1 1 iekorv Township, Forest County,
deceased. All pcrs-ms indebted to said e
tatc are requested to nmko immediate pay
ment. And thoso having lotiul clu ins
against the same, will present them with
out delav 111 properoruer lor settluincnt,to
1. 8. KNOX. I ...
JOSIAli WIN'ANS.J "editors.
43-fit
Register' Notice.
NOTICE l herrby .riven, that Win. C.
Nei l, administrator of John Neill de
eeaed, has tiled his tin id account in the
Hi-aiHters ollice, in and for Forest County,
rfhA that the same will be presented tu tiie
OrphuiiaCnnrt of said county for confirm
ation nod allowance 011 the fourth Monday
ol February noxtJ. H. AGNKW.
V KetfiHter.
Applications Tor license.
'flic following rersons have filed their
petiiitions for License, at the February
Term of Court, 1S72:
John fetors. m. Hotel, Trunkeyville, Har
mony Township.
C. S. Itivhardson, Trunkeyville, Harmo
ny Township.
Jacob Wigniua, Fagnndua, Harmony,
Townshin.
Oeo. W. Walter. Hotul, Eaat Hickory.
Hickory lowusbio.
J. II. AONKW, Clerk.
Tionesta, Ta., Jan. Mi.
&I.T. C3CT.cn
WW;
I '1HSAT,UWG 1 WER BLOOD
In tt wiwltirf'il msdtrlns to whkh th sfllirt
eil sr b ive p )i.in-l fur ri-lief, ito diM-uverer
h"li.-vi. ho has cmnhliird in harmony more cl
Niliiru's infi-t iinvi.rci-.'ii curativa p-fnerti,
ikU (t.t h ln-iillr.l into the tfkuIiI k 1 k
An n for liraliu-I the sick, tbmi m ere evi-r b.-lore
e u nHiiivil in one muillciiitf. 'flu- viili-ni- of ihte
fct l r-tntid in llm cr.-nt vsrletv of tnr.i ohtl
ntie clic- wlibti it In- lu-i-n I.inr.U In cotujmT.
1 tie- cure of II -on ill III., Severe
dm '"1 Cie enrtif :' "I C'on.ti m !
liitil, il lin -lu'Uhi' l llie iiu'il.ral laruliy. and
t ni u- it nhv-iciuiK p itimiure It tiie (irratrn
m Mlii 1 ilUi uvrrv of llm mv. While il cures the
.ivcr.i-t t'outi, ll flrpngtl-eiii Die pvli-m and
purl rl. llin blood, liy iu i-n alanil taor
enjii hll piriliim )ropcrlii-, it cinea all
II lill.l'-, fi-iiii tiie vnr t KerofulM tn
cmiim Itlotelt, fimine, ir ., 11 i le 11.
Mirc uial itiea-r. Mine al mieun, anil llicir
rlft-t-. a r-licte I. and TlL'oroi.f hmlill aial a
tni i t vrit'tiii'o.i p:a,ili-bi-il. l-:r l p" I"',
Milt mil, '. rr orf , M-l or
1 'I ' II. i I 'llort. all li e lillinrn ct ei
ci w I liv livl blood, nrcxoiiqiu-ud by tUi
p.i.-rrnl p i-liM-i : ami l iv i;jo-t ion nnuiclnc.
If y iil f-i-l ihill, drowv, dehlliiatrd. Imu at
Wiw c il r of akin, or vullowili bri'n ,ml vn
f 1 i.irbilv, fri-1 u- it h.-mlarlie or d ninr-s. tad
l'tu In ni Miili. I.iiurnal lo-nl or cldlls. a u-iuaird
wiib hot di-:iu, low spirits. d tl.Kiiiiy fori--l
liit . l.wuUr lapetite, nd loufiif tnatrd,
vo n r ;ilVri-i? fro n ' I I. Her or
III II mi -PS." In niaiiv canraof " l.t ifr
C i illlol" o-il pin ul ' U.rao aviiiploina
ar . ...rii-ncr I. Aii re nvAf for all i h i-aree,
Dr l':en-.! fl l Ic i Hediciil Ui-i oy.-ry liaa no
iil a' ili-IT ii p.-rli-ct mien, bavins li e
e.' -trvi -ihi-.i-i ant h.-aln.v. For tin- cure uf
II lb 1 1 il ll (MiKll pillion ot llie liorl it
i a hot filiu re ui il . ami Ibo-e nlio b
I il fir lira pu-noe are I -ml m it praie.
V ie iiropriolor i.l-ra l.il r.ar.l f.r a luedt
Cl i.: Ciat will r 'lil it for llie rure of all tbe dif
aa-e- for w o'U it I- reoiMiuiieiiilml.
H-il I l dm "i-l-al 1 per bolllo I'rrpa'r.t by
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ON AND AFTER II P. P. Sunday May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at mid leave the
I'nion Depot, corner of WashlnUn and
Liberty slroet, as follows;
ARRIVK.
Mail Train, l.:0a 11.! Fast Line, 12.12 a
m ; ell aaecommoilation o. I, ti.V.0 a 111 -
llrinton acisimmodation No I. 7.o0 a in:
vir.n-. - 1 ... . ... v u ... . r s . 1
einnati exprens D.-Oam; Johnstown c.
conimodation 10.50 am; Miadd.H-k a ait-
eommodiition No I, 7.00 pm; Pittsburgh
express 1.H0 p m; Paeiilc express 1.60 p 111 ;
vtalla accommodation io a, p 111;
Home wood aeeommndation No I, Hi.) pm;
Walls accommodation No 4, 6..x p m
llrinton accommodation o 2, 1.10 p m;
Way i'avsengcr 10.0 p m.
nr. i'A 11 1.
Southern express 6.0 a m ; Pari fie ex-
fres-s 2.40 a tn ; Wall's accommodation No
, 6.3(la 111 ; Mail Train 8.10 a 111 ; Itrinton's
accommodation 1 i.uO a m ; liraddock's ac
commodation No I. 6.10 p in; Cincinnati
express 12.:l6 p m ; Wall's accommodation
x, ii.ai a m ; jonnsiown accomirnuaiion
4.06 p m ; liomewood acuomuiodation No
1. . 60 p m ; Philadelphia express S.oO p m;
Wall accommodation Na:H,:i.0-"p 111; Wall's
.ecommodation .o 4, 0.0 p in ; Hiu,l L-tne
.40 p m ; Wall's Nn5, U.ou n 111.
Tho Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunilav at H.O'i a. in., reaching Pitta-
burgh at tO.OSa. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at U.60 p. in., and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves uiuy. coiiiu-
ern express daily exeept M01 lay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Hunduv.
For further intormalion apiy to
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The Pennsvlvanla H:iilroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Haggage ex
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rsponsiiuiitv to me niiiinreu uoua- val
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L. V. UROCKFTT'S Popular history
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