EDITOn.
TUESDAY MORNIXG, MAY II, 1871.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN F. IIARTRANFT,
of Montgomery Co,
For Judge of Supreme Com t,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Susquehanna Co.
For Auditor-General,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren Co.
For Congressmen at Large,
GEN. HARRY WIII.TE,
of Indiana.
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
Announcements.
The following are the prices to be
charged fop the announcement of the
various county offices : Prothonotary 10;
Sheriff,!; Treasurer, S s Commissioner,
$5; Auditor, fS. No announcements will
appear unless the cash accompanies the
name. There, will be no deviation from
this rule.J
PROTHONOTARY.
En. Forhst Republican : Please an
nounce the name of E. I DAVIS, aa can
didate for nomination for the oflice of Pro
thonotary, Clerk of the Courts Ao., sub
ject to the usages of the Republican party,
.at their Primary Election.
Many Republicans.
SHERIFF.
En. Rrpublioan . Please annou-ice
LIEUT. THOS. J. VAN OI KSEN, of Tio
nesta Borough for Sheriff, subject to the
usages of the Republican party at the
Primary Election. Many Voters.
TREASURER,
Editor Repclican: You will please
announce the name of BENJAMIN
ELLIOTT, of Harmony Township, as a
candidate for County Treasurer, subject to
Republican usages, at the Primary Elec
tion. Many Republicans.
Ed. Republican : Please announce the
name of W. R. DUNN as a candidate for
nomination for the oflice of County Treas
urer, subject to the usages of the Republi
can party ; at the solicitation of
Many Friends,
commissioner.
Editor Republican : Please an
nounces the name of S. J. SETLEY as a
candidate for County Commissioner, sub
ject to the usages of the Republican party,
at the Primary Election, and oblige bis
Many Friends.
Republican Co. Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the Republican County
Committee will be held in the Arbi
tration Room in'the CourtJIIouse, on
Tuesday evening of Court'week, being
the 28th day of May, for the purpose
of fixing a time for holding the Pri
mary Election. A full attendance of
the Committeeis desired.
J. G. DALE, Chairman.
"The Commercial View."
The Oil City Derrick, (independent)
In a lengthy article under the above
caption, gives utterance to the follow
ing facts :
"In either of these cases it is evident
that political prospects will resolve in
the minds of Trade into these alterna
tives :
"1. Grant and business stability.
"2, Sone one else and a new finan
cial policy.
"With the former they will foresee
a continuance of the present prosper
ous condition of trade. With the lat
ter an upheaval and possibly a revul
sion. So that the old question of Lin
coln'i about swapping horses while
crossing a stream, will come back
again to be answered by every Demo
crat (not to mention Republicans) who
sells goods, handles money or holds
government securities. How large a
class this embraces everybody cau es
timate. "Therefore, it looks as if either with
Greeley, or Greeley aud a straighi
tiaired Democrat, against Grant; and
the financiers and business men left
free to vote according to their own in
terests, the majority of both Democrats
and Republicans of that powerful
class will vote for Grant and a contin
uance of the present financial policy
of the government."
The Titusville Herald, 18th inst.,
is responsible for the two items follow
ing: A man was employed yesterday in
dip-trine- a hole nn tlm Wid Farm
OO O - ' ...W
near Clappville, for the purpose of
uurymg a large stone, ne had almost
completed his work, when the stone
rolled over upon him, killing him in
stantly. The name of deceased is Ran
cher, and he leaves a wife, anil threa
children in destitute circumstances.
lie was in the employ of Mr. John
Waid.
Advices were received here yester
day by cable, to the effect that 3,000
tons ot steel rails were to be shipped
immediately lor tue use t the 1'enn
sylvania Petreleura R. R. The
passenger cars are also finished, and
will be sent to Titusville the 80th of
June.
-tt-A man named Davis, from War-
rin, Ohio, was work in 1: in the Peters
burg oil region, aud becoming insane
and dangerous, last week, he was ar
rested, lie set fire to the lock-up and
escaped. lie was then sent to juil
here, where he became very violent.
He managed to get out twice, aud set
fire to his cell on Tuesday night, and
aluiuet caused a terrible conflagration.
His friends came and took him home
uu Wednesday. Clarion Democrat,
w. n. DUNN -
The East Brady Independent pub
lishes a sketch of the life of Harrison
Allen of Warren, candidate for Aud
itor General, ond concludes with the
following remarks:
His past career proves him fit for
watovrr new postinn he may aspiro to,
and his place on the ticket could not
be more worthily filled, and his success
in the present canvass will establish
his popularity with the masses, who
sympathize with one whose efforts
have gained him positions of trust and
honor.
We take the following items from
the Warren Ledger :
There is on the other side of the
River a little lamb with fleece as white
as snow, that has met with the misfor
tune of having its hinder legs frozen.
The lamb manages to get round by
balancing and walking on its fore logs.
It is said to be fat, happy and play
ful. The house of Mr. of Mr. George D.
Cummings, of West Spring Creek, was
burglariously entered on the evening
of May 9th, through a cellar window
and $70 in money abstracted from the
bnreau drawer. The burglars also
went through the pockets of Mr. C.'s
hired man, obtaining some $40 more,
and left the house without disturbing
the slumbers of the inmates.
They also visited the house of Albert
Eldrcd, Esq., but were not successful,
some noise alarming them.
One day last week a fire broke
out in White's Bakery, on Holmden
street, nearly opposite Justice Keenan's
office, in Pithole, and before active
measures could be taken to put it out,
the building was enveloped in flames,'
and was speedily destroyed, together
with the two adjoining buildings, one
of which was occupied as a tailor shop
and clothing store. We did not learn
who occupied the other building, or the
amount of the damage. Petroleum
Centre Record.
It is understood the directors of
the Titusville Courier offered Plummcr
and Fay, who were going to Tidioute,
extra inducements to Btay on during
the campaign. They are bound to
maiutain the religious character of
that paper if they don't accumulate a
cent. Derrick.
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How common is the announcement.
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first be only slight, producing a little
palpitation or irregular action, yet by
and by the disease becomes firmly seat
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or thickening of the lining membrane
or of the valves, i produced. How
wise to give early attention to a case
of this kind. Unnatural throbbing or
paiu in the region of the heart should
admonish one that all is not right, and
if you would preserve it from further
disease, you must help it to beat right
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Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
before the disease has become too seat
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NOTICE.
WHEREAS, letters of administration to
to tho Estate of Michael Henrv, late of
the borough of Tlonesto, Pa., deceased,
have In'en granted to the suliserlbcrs, all
I" ... hi., nniii i ninill niv 1 t'
quested to make lmmediato payment, and
tllll.A hl-t.. nlntni. nm .1 ....... . 1 1 .
tho estate ot the snid decedent will make
Known mo same wunoiil ueiav, to
JOS. O. DALE. 1 . . ... ,
JOHN H ALTERS. Administrators
May 6, 1872. 6-tit. Tlonesto, To.
Orphans) Court Sale.
T)Y VIRTUE of an order of the Orphans
JJ Court of the countv of Kraver. tlmim.
dersignod Administrators of tho estate of
n imam Davidson, sr., late of said county,
deceased, and Trustees npwintei! bv said
Court to make sale of said decedent's real
estate after proceedings in partition, will
expose to sale'by public vendue or outerv,
at tho Court House in the liorough of Tfo
ncsta, inthe county of Forest, and SUUe
of Fenvlvanin, en
II" EDN ES DA Y, MAY 20, 1872.
At 10 o'clock a. m., all that certain tract of
lanii, late tne estate of said decedent, sit
uate in the township of Hickory, in said
county of Forest, being part of tract 6,l!i,
adjoining the line dividing said county
from tho county of H'arrcn, containing
300 acres and 1 at perches, more or less, and
being purpart No, 2 of said decedent's
real estate.
TERMS.-Ono-thlrd of the purchase
money In hand on confirmation of sale bv
the Court; one-third in one year from date
of said confirmation with "interest from
same date, and the remaining one-third at
the death of said decedent's widow, the In
terest on said one-third from tho date of
continuation to lie paid to said widow an
nually during her natural life; deferred
installments to bo secured bv bond and
mortgage on tiie premises. Purchaser to
pay expense ot preparing deed, bond and
niorigage, ami stamping same.
Inquire of or address
THOS. J. A SAM'L DAVIDSON,
Administrators, Rochester, Pa.
or HICE. H'lLSON MOORE,
0-3t Beaver C. II., Pa.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
T Y VIRTUE of sundry writs of Vendi
XJ l-.xponos issued out of the Court ol
Common Pleas of Forest county, and to
mo directed, there will be exposed to sale
bv public vendue or outcry at the Court
House in the Borough of Tionesta on
MONDAY, MAY. 27TH, A. D. 1872.
at 2 o'clock P. M., tho following described
rein csuuo, io-w u :
U'lltts B. I.lovil and Son fa Ttnt.il. 1?
Roberts, Yen. Ex. No. 14 May Term 1872
late All defendant a rurht. title and in
tercet of, in and to tho following described
rnl estate, which was of tho Lake Erie
ret. Co., to wit: All that tract and parcel
of land situate in the township of Kings-
icy, county ot f orest, Mate of rennsvlvB'
nia, (M'ing part or Ixt No. 51!i:t, described
as follows : Beirinninurat the northern cor
ner of said tract No. nl!W, running thenco
souineriy along Raul tract 21 3-10 perches
to a black oak tree, thence 42J east 220 por
ches to a black oak tree thence north 4.11
degrees along the tract line 153 1-10 perches
thence north by a lino parallel to the
northeastern bounds of said tract No. 6103
one hundred perches, thence 44i east 68
s-iu perches to the tract line, thence north
erly along said tract line 220 perches to tho
piace oi ueginmng, containing 400 acres,
bo tho same more or less.
auso ah inai oilier certain piece or
parcel oi tana situate in Kimrsley town
ship, in said county, describee! as 'follows:
Beginning at a hemlock tree corner of
said ioi, menco runnintr north 4d west l-ll
6-10 perches to a witch hazel, thence south
4t 87 perches to a post, thence south 4.1
east 141 6-10 perches to a storm nrnir
thence north 41 east 14 perches to the pluco
of beginning. Containing 10 acres, being
me Mime premises conveyed by deed from
imnmou niowe unit otners to tieorgo
Biulendorf bearing date Ausr. 7th. 1S.M ami
adjoining tho first described pemiscs on
the southerly side therof. and tho same
conveyed by Ralph It. Roberts to the Ijike
i'.rio i-ctroieufu Company and part of Lot
No. 6104.
Auso All that other niece of bin. 1 .ilnofo
III the township of Tionesta, in said countv,
and is part of Lot No. 6102. and is.l csj.ri I,.
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning on Hie
east line of said tract No, A1U2 titty rods
northerly from the southeast corner there
of, running northerly along Raid east liue
75 rods, thence northeasterly parallel to
tho westerly linenf said tract 'thence south
westerly on said last mentioned lino 7.r
rods, thence southeasterly parallel to the
southwest lino of said tract to the place
of beginning. Containing 15 acres be the
Batno more or less, being the same premi
ses conveyed to tho Ijike Erie Petroleum
Company, by deed from Ralph R. Roberts.
Also All that certain other piece of
land sttuate in the township of Hickory,
county of Forest, SUito of Pennsylvania,
and is the same piece conveyed by deed
mini iv. iioucrts aim wile to tho
Ijike Erie Petroleum Company, ami is
bounded on the northerly side l.v lmiri
formerly owned by the Philadelphia Oil
Company, on tho easterly side bv the East
Hickory Creek, on the south by land of
me . uy I'omuany, and on tho west by
the Allegheny River. Containing" acres
and 24 rods.
Also All that certain other ri
iana situate in tiie same township and on
situate in tne same township and on
southerly side of the East Hickory
ek, and is the same pioco conveyed by
pli K. Roberts and his wife to tiie Ijike
L 1 1U Bl
Creek
Rail
Erie Petroleum Cjuinanv. anil is lw,im,l...l
on the south by the plank road, and con-
laius migami eigiit-tentus acre of land.
Reference being hod to said conveyance
from Ralph K. Robert and wife 'for a
more particular description.
lasen in execution and to be sold as the
nronertv of Ralnh It. Hol.(rtu ut ti.A
of ii'otu B. Lloyd and Son.
icrms easli. Xj. LA IS, Sheriff.
April 27, 1872.
ERIE & PITTSBURGH R. R
On and after Monday, Not. 15, 1809
trains will ruirou this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE SOUTHWARD.
11:55 A. M. accommodation Leaves
Newcastle at 7:05 and arrives at Pittsburgh
10:00 a. m.
10:25 A. M., pirrsnUROH EX., stops at all
stations, and arrives at A. & G. W. It. It.
Transfer at 1:50 p. m., at Newcastle at 3:15
p. lu., ana at PUteUurgU at 0:00 p. in.
5:05 A. M., ACCOMMonATIow, from James
town, arrives at A. A G. W. It. R. Transfer
at 5:40 a. in., at Newcastle at 7:05 a. iu., and
Pittsburgh at 10:00 a. in.
5:00 p. m.. Mixed Train leavos Erie for
Sharon, stopping at all intermediate points
and arriving at 10:15 a. ill.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH NORTWARD.
7:15 a. M., Kit ie expbksh, leaves Now
castle at 10:00a. m., A.txG. W. R. R. Trans
fer at 11:20 a. in., and arrives at Erie at 2:30
f. in., making closo connection tor Bulla'
o and Niugara Fulls.
3:35 P. M. accommodation, leav 5 New
castle at 6:30 p. m , A. A G. W. R. R.
Transfer atyibo p. in., and Jamestown at
8:30 a. m., connects with mixed trains that
arrives in Erie at 1:55 a. m.
6:30 P. M.. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
f.rie, and arriving at Girard at 12:30 a. ni.
and Erie at 6:55 a. in.
Trains connect at Rochester with train for
hoeling and all points in West Virginia
and at Pittsburgh connections for Pliiladel
t.i.ia irUH.iui...H..i. iiuo n wr....i.
I i"i.. i, ii.ii.i.tuii7iiiiii , anil,
ngton via Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Erie Express North, connects at Girard
witli Cleveland and Erie trains Westward
for Cleveland, Chicago, and all points in
tho West j at Erie with Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad for Corry, Warren, Irvington,
Tidioute, Ac, and with Riifudo A Erio
Railroad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara
Falls and New York City.
F.N. FINNEY.
General Sup't
R. R.
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ml all INTKUNAI. TAINS.
Trav.-h-nt f.ltn.il.1 alwava rarrr ft brtlll of Rnrfwsv!
R.'aity Itrllef with lliein. A fcw ilroi In a alr III
tr.M.nt .U-k.K'M or lntna frnm rlianitr u( wfttfr. 11 la
t.Xvt tliun Krvtirh B. alidy or lllucra aa a at Ituulanl.
I'KTF.B AM) AGI'K.
FEVER AND Aut'E runsl fot Hclyr.m.. Thmla
n..l a rciiicdinl Mcnl In Ihti w-orli lint will mm Frvr
a id Aiciti. m.d nil dtliiT Ma'a...na, Mtlroiia. Soarlrt, Tv
1I...I.I, trlluw. anr)i4lirr 1 . . . nm.M.-.l byRAPAV'S
I'll. LSI mi qui, a HAIIWAY'S UKAUV KLi-ltK.
Fin C.-UU u-r uutlk. s..ld l.y UruMlrt.
HEALTH llBEAUTY ! !
STTMNO AND Pt'lIF nil II lU.ooll-tNCTSKAf'R
t.K n.F.slI ANP WFIOIIT-I'I.KAU SKIN AMI
l.KALllMLU'iirLl.XION bWL HUD TO ALU.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
II as m ie tiik yor AsTt'NisniNd rrnrfli
8(1 yrii'K, Ml KAHI AUK I'M K CllANUM
THK Kol'Y LM::i;iiOFs. rXPKi: TIIK IN.
I I.I FM K 'K 11118 TKl'LV VOMKiULL
MKlU:iNK, 111AT
Evory Dny nn tneronso In Floah
and Weight lo Seen nnd Folt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
' crr Arrp of It.n p. IISAI'AKII.M A N ItESOl.V
TST fonnrmiilcnlrs lhn.uli lt IUimkI, 8 went, irHn.
htul otlicr nui.l nntl (ilrc ft br rtviu I he viptnr of llf.
for It ronlr Itm wat of tin- Utly with now ntut ifuiij
ptntprUI, iH'mfuls, Pv lillm, (''iitnuinnilon, ilintlulr
f1i-i!wo, ilcn III thv lli'it;ii. Mouth, 1 umur. Ncttm In
t ii ti.Mitls rihI oincr inrt if tiie vrttni, Hon Kyri,
Strttmouf) lHnclnrj: rnnii tti Kurw, nntl the wor-t
forms of Skin tllxMin, Ktupt i-mn, lVvt-r 8-tv, ISfiM
Head, HltiR Worm, ?;lt (ilu-nui, KrvnlK-lii, Acne. Ulan k
Fp'iin. Wonim In tho t Iroh. Tiininn, t'nucrr In tlm
WnntS, surt nil wkiM.lnn ninl pnlnfnl t,'rharrii, Nllil
wll, of Scrm, will i wnMcM of tht life Jirlncl-
lr, -rr ItMn the nirtttlvc mifrrof tltli womlrr of Moil.
tni Chvoiniir, "tl m frw i!n n' iikt hIU rtivt to mif
Irnon uttiK It for fit her of thoM foruit vt diMM U
polftit (tower Incur? tlit-ni.
If Uio tmlh-iit, ititllv hpcnmltiK rftltirrit hy ltt wnrtrt
nrt ilcctniiotlllnn thiit Ib riiiitlntirtlly iironrtiwliiK, 4Hie
cci-iis in :irn 4klift thce wtr, nnd rrnitln the tunt Willi
Ik'W nrOirl.il mrtite from liellliV hlttotl utl ll.it tU
bAUSAI'AUlI.IJ AN will tnl St kriin.
Not OlllviloVH lit) S AltftAFAH'ILl.l AM KlMLTtTT fltl
Mil known rfnifHll.il ntrt'iit! In thv rnrv of ( tmniic, Sor.tfi;
iDiift. (,otitlinluiil1 iu, ekiu Ultfiaacs ; but ll i Ui ualj
L I V t'UrV ftHT
KUIncy V HlntUlcr Complnlntu,
T'tirRTT, m il Vimi tlW.t"-, (tfRTcl, ll.-Utt, Irfry.
Pt.ijil "f Wntrr, Inciitltiviic,' of I'rhif, llrlj(ht' Ils.
ne, Allnimiouritw fttol in 'l v.c rrr lln-rr nrf trlrlc
dnt rt-tml or tlta wntt-r I thlrk, rloudv, mlxH Willi
nliManrcii 'Itp tho wlilte of nn i-kit, or tlin nilR like white
Bilk, or tlirrd In ntortiltl, dnrk. l-lltoim aoiM-nninct', biiU
white bone .l-it uYjmii, nnd whvn llu-n- In rl. klnr,
rnini1'i)t Brnwtnm when twtnr wtrr, paid In Utd
BiiikU if t he II t- nn-1 ;tvU liia Lutim, 1'ricc, i.oo,
WORMS.-T!i r-i'y known J tur Hcmedr
for . oi mt J ui, 3f .jw. f.V.
Turner aT 2 VenrO Growth
Cured hy linkway "n UcNoHrnU
IlrrtntT. 1 am., July 111, r4.
Tn. Rawt : I fcT Kl OMrfn Tumur In th ovakIm An4
Well. All tit lWt,if utl " Itirro wt Mo lilp for H." 1 ltil
ry thing thftl was twommviMtril ; lul anlbmc helped hm. t
mm your Krlrnt, Ait ihnifflii I wnulil irv It I hvl hmi no ftiith
in U, bM-nuia I hm! rltil ir Iwi-lv yrrv I look tin btlla
of tha Hiirtiit, nitr) nut hot nf KmIwav'i TOU, n two ooW
tin of your Ri-my K-Hf ; ntitt ihvr it n.'.t n t irn of tMMnr lo
omi or frit, no i fl lltr, inArtrr, Ami liop irr thkn I bar
fir1w)i ) run. Tlio wrt tiinmr waa In lh If ft of th
oowli, otst trio ft-ln. writ to jwa (off Uw tMott of
tBdTAa Vvtt cm lajt(h It If VOW CbOOM.
HANNAH F. KXArF.
DR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS.
perffctljr ltels e'enantly rmi1 with iweet (iim,
fnirfro, rrul i1e, itttrifv, t vnne. an I trtMthv-n. KaaU
wav t IMIa. for tin cure of all dlmirdrm of tn stomach,
I.lvor, IVjwl-K Kidm-vA, lllntltler, Ner-is 1Hm
IlV.-1nche, lonstlriloik, fuolirenisiL Imlhrntton.
l)yAae Ttihunii. AA. lUHotia Tiver, Inflnmmiition or
the fWvwt-lA. rihviinl .til IicmntiemetiUt-fthe Internal VI.
c -rrn. Wnmmtetl to effect m j'ocitlve cure. lurely Vefrtta
Uloontilntotf no nien-ury, mto-ral,or deleterKuidruo,
tV OtorvR tho fldlowlriK vniiitoni iwuIUua from
DiAordera of tkt lljrvttra Oriruts :
Cnntiipoiimi, lwr4 Pllos, Fullnnt of tho BIm4 hi too Roa4,
AcMiiy of th Stnm.ti, Noineo, Ifoartbtini, ltrut of Foo4,
FdIIboh or Vtphl (a tho fttoniArn, Soar KrartAiloaa, inalrr or
Klutlvrtng at lb Pit of iho KtotMrh, fiirtirtniknr of o Hrod,
Hurrlod ao1 Iirt(.-all KrwAlttinr, Kliittorlrif ai lb Hoart, Chokio
or Hiaxwttaf SonutinnA wkea la a Lvlnf PaaIbn, DIomu of
llnn, 1uU or UoM bfiK tliA ftirl," Fvor Afsd Uall lrnm t
tli Hoatl, IVVitafy at PmvrAiUa, YaIIawhom of too 8ku
tnd Era, Pmb ia tho !tdo. Cam I. liatba. kail iuUab Flukti a
Ht. Huralof la tk rioth.
A lew doaea of R ATWAT8 riT.I.S tilt free tha it
itiu froiuaJI tlia ahoTf-riairetl ritfdiiB. Prio. Mtit
lwrh.ii. 801,11 BY MU-CJCIISTS. 5
HEAP-FAI.se AND Tit UK." Red ana letter.
tiuplo RAlWAY A CO.. No. 87 Maidea Laoa, Na
awk, lufunmutoQ wunit tUuuMUida will l umi you.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
O
N AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May
1. 1870. Trains arrive st mill Im'va th
Union Ikot, eorncr of Wanhinton and
i.iuoriy alreut, tut tollowa;
ARRIVK.
Mall Train. 1.30 a m : Fast Una. 12.12
m j Well's tus:oinniodution No. 1, ti.20 a nil
llrinton avoninio(lHtlon No 1, 7.50 a ni;
Wall's accoiniiKMlntion No 2. 8.5Sa m -Pin.
clnnati ftzpreos tl.JOam; Johnstown ac
commixlatkin 10.50 a rn ; lira.lclix-k's a
comiiiiMlntion No 1, 7.00 p ni s 1'ittxburKh
express 1.30 p ni; Pacific express l.tiO p n ;
Ilomowooil aonimoilation No 1, 9.55 pin;
Wall's accommodation No 4, 6.50 p ni ;
Hrinton aooonunndittion No 2 l.io u m ;
Way Paasunger ll).L0 p ni.
1JKPAKT.
Southern exprens 5.20 a m : Paclflo ex-
rrcwi 2.40am; Wall's accnnimodntion No
, 6.30a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a in ; llrinton'a
accommodation l).20ani; llradd'H'k's ao-
coiniiimintion XNo 1,5.10 p in; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p in ; Wall's atrcomniodHtion
N 2, 11.51 a m ; Johnritown accommodation
4.05 pm; Honiowooil ai-coiuiinxliuloii No
1, 8.50 p in; Philadelphia exproxa 3.50 p m;
Wall accomnioilution No3,3.0op m; W all's
accoinmodation No 4, 6.05 p in ; Vaat Line
7.40 p m ; Wall's No 5, 11.00 p ni.
The Church Trains leavo Wall's Station
every Sunday at 0.05 a. in., reaching Pitts-
uurKii at. ui.iioa. m. ltcturnlnK leave Pitta
liuruli at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Monday. All oth
er Trains duily, except Sunday.
milliter ill MiriilHlloil Hpiv Ul
W. II. UKCKWlTll, ABent.
The Pennsylvania Kail road Company
will not assume any Risk for liajrpuje ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rspoiiHihility to Ono Hundred IKllai o val
ue. All IiairifnRe exceeding that a ount
in value will be at the risk of the nivr
unless taken by special contract. '
A. J. CAKlSAl
General Superintendent, Altooua Pa
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The Honorable W. P. Jcnks,
President J udire of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pro
cept for holding a Court of Common Picas
-i"1""' .-.osm.iiis, c,, at iionesta, lor
the County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Mav next, being the
27th day of May, 1872. 'Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev be
then and there in their proper persona at
ten o'clock, A. M., of suid dav, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those tilings
which to their otlioos appertain to be done,
and to those who bound in recognizance
to prosecute against tho nrisoners that aro
or snail lie in the jail of Forest County .that
they be then and there to prosecute against
them as shall be just, (ilvon under my
imuu aim bi'ui in is sun uuvof April A. V
1 l.1 T I.'.X'.lj ... .....
J. J. Jt. 1.-5, OH II.
WATCH FREE to Aleuts to intro
duce article that sell in cvorv houso.
Lata A Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. 32 -11
JOB WORK
DOJCK AT TIIK
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At he lowest cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and in style equal to that of any
other establishment in the District.
BUSINESS CARDS,
SHOW CARDS, .
VISITING CARDS..
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDINGCARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS.
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTER S
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, Ac.
1872.
The Pittsburgh Commercial.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
The "Presidential year" Is. always
rending year ifli Iho American peoplo.
It Imposes extraordinary tallies on Jour
nals from which the people may usual
ly expect not otify tfm news of the day,
but Intelligent discussion of pill. He oiirs
tlons mtd enunciation of opinion. While
this is true Inn general fensn the rear be
fore as Is lkelv. In a political sftise, to be
one rrf iiniisiuil interest ; - the t icniircratlo
party Is brenklng up, nnd there nro indica
tions of nlliiiucf.s and piirpodcs altogf.thor
novi'l in our pr'Uflc. Theeloi'tionsof the
iiait year have resulted In almost an im
liroken series of Itepnlillenn victories',
tienerul Oranfailinlnist ration has rwely-'
ed the iiniiiivcii imlorsenieiit if the'
American people! and tterp i everv In
dication now flint, rri the lli'pnbli. nn ean
dldate, he will lie rr-elrs-fril P.'ciiCeut. A
an Indepeiidcnf Kepiiblienn' Paper tils'
CoMMK.m-lAl. will lu the future, us in the"
r.wt, render an uiidcviating KiipiiortT W
ltcpiiblicnn 1'riiclpl?, holding (lint the
good of the Heptiblic refpiircs tlirrt thw'"
loveninicnt should renmin in the hand
of tlio party that saved It In tho grrit life- J
or death struggl". In the future as in lite '
past It will speak Its own views regarding;
men and m -usurps, holding flint through
free discussion only can sale i-oucliiMionia
be reached nnd the independence of the
press preserved. In this regard we cam
say simply that the Commkhci.m. will be
Iriio to itself nnd it- pstablixhe I chnrnetor.
As a Newspaper, nothing will be spared
to maintain the position which tlio Com
mkiici.m. has always held among tho lead
ing Journals of the day, for news enter
prise as well ns for Independent opinions.
This year, at home ami ahrond. will l
full of Interest, Kiiropean politics ar
agitated, and tlio American reader will
likely tind mil. -It in them to nttraet his at
tention. At homo all Is life nnd pu.-di, .
Knilroads lire being constructed every
where; new projects are almost daily pro
claimed) population is increasing; inter
prise Intelligently directed was never so
well rewarded, nnd the prospect for the
wondeiful activities of our country Is, to
sny the least, extremely eiusuiiaging.
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Intimately identilied. and ns a Ilusines
Paper, at the center of the greatest nianu
factiiring district on the continent, has
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its columns, especially carefully prepar
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gence and general nows, collected and J
from abroad.
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cheer. With some our readers wo have
held pleasant relations for year. It will
be our aim to deserve the continuance of
these relations for many years fo come.
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vnnin, much of Ohio, West Virginia ami
Slates bevond, it is the favorite in the
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thofaniily,eseeinlly of business and oultU
vated classes. To hold this place will be
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
ANDREWS & CO.,
Manufacturers of
ENGINES BOILERS
DIULUNO TOOLS, AND ALL KIE8 - S
OF
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKALEnSIM
Ac, lr., Ac,
TIDIOUTE, PA., ,
JORH AKDHEWa. 0, FlflURB,
5-tf
TIDIOUTE EMPORIUM.
M. P. GETCHELL,
Jeater in
DRY GOODS
Xotioiift, Itoots A NhoeA,
HATS &c C-A.I3Sa.
Ac, Ac, Ac,
COJiXER MA IX t DKVOT JSTS.,
TIDIOUTE, PA.
IIm the Largest and most Complete Steek
now on hand, of any store in
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Having purchased my stock since
the great decline in Gold, I can sell
goods cheaper than any Drv Goods
House in the Oil Regions. "Persona
purchasing goods of me will nave 25
percent. M. P. GETCHELL.
Tidiouto, April 11, 1870. 4-6m
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1 Centre St., opposite Post Otlico,
OIL CITY, PENN' A.
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