KDITOR,
TCESDAT MORJilSO, JILT 1, 1871.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President
U. S. GRANT,
of Illinois.
For Vice President
JIENRY WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
"REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN F. HARTRANFT,
f Montgomery Co,
For Judge of Supreme Couit,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Bradford Co.
For Auditor-General,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren Co.
For Congressmen at Large,
GEN. HARRY WHITE,
of Indiana.
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Assembly,
II. 1L MAY.
For Prothonotary,
J. B. AGNEW.
For Sheriff,
T. J. VAN GIESEN.
For Treasurer,
FRED. GLASSNER.
For Commissioner,
JOHN THOMPSON.
For Auditor,
L. WARNER.
For Surveyor
S. D. IRWIN.
We give the full returns of the
Primary Eelections this week. The
ticket will be found at the head of the
first column 2d page. The usual alle
gations of fraud &c, are talked of,
but as the return judges threw no votes
out, we shall not notice them. We
advise all Republicans to heartily sup
port the ticket.
.Communication from Russell Errett.
H'ikj'rs or tbi Republican State)
Central Com. op Pa., 716 Walnut
.St., Philadelphia, Junk 24, 1872. J
Editor Republican Dear Sir:
"The following appeared in the Phila
delphia Press of Saturday, June 22d :
WASnisGTON, June 21. Russell
Errett. Chairman of the Pennsylvania
Republican State Central Committee
has been here in consultation with the
National Executive Committee, or
some of its members. Privately he
gives it as his opinion that Hartranft
cannot be elected in October, in the face
of the determined opposition of so large
a proportion of the Republican press,
and the voters of the State.
Publicly he sings quite a different
tune, and boasts that the opposition of
such papers as The Press will help
Hartranft. According to Errett the
"'old man of the sea" on the shoulders
of the Pepublican party of Pennsylva
nia is neither Cameron nor Hartranft,
but General Grant. He thinks (and
this is understood to be the opinion of
fotato .treasurer JHackey, and other
Cameron followers) that the partv is
more divided upon Grant than ft is
upon Hartranft. At lease Mr. Errett's
i'riends so report him.
Please say to your readers that this
whole story is a lie, made up of the
whole cloth. I have never, privately
or otherwise, given it as my opinion
that Hartranft cannot be elected, but,
on the contrary, have uniformly cx
pressed my hearty conviction that he
mot only can but will be elected. Nor
have I ever said or thought that Grant
was "the old man of the sea" on the
shoulders of the Republican party,
nor that the party is more divided on
Jirant than Hartranft. All these alle
Ration of the Press are utterly false
and unfounded.
Permit me to add that, while I have
the fullest confidence in the success of
Hartranft and Grant, we need the
hearty co-operation of the newspaper
press. . I therefore take this opportu
jiity to urge on you the importance of
jvewjug constantly on your readers
he claim of General Hartranft, and
of keeping constantly before them the
fact that Grant cam.ot be elected if
w lose Pennsylvania in October. The
mult cf tho Presidential Election
hang upon our Contest for Governor.
If Hurtranft id elected, Grant's etic
h :i-snri d Im'voikI n iut ; if he is
W. R, DUNN
beateu, Grant's election is nuither
probable nor possible.
This circular is not for publication,
but simply to furnish you an authori
tive contradiction of fabrications of a
mendacious newspaper, whose false
hoods are calculted to mislead and de
ceive, unless so contradicted. I ask,
therefore, as a favor to the cause we
all love, that you will give your read
ers so much of this as is necessary for
the public enlightment.
Very Respectfully,
Russell Eiirett, Chairman.
Among the most perplexing of
the many difficult questions lately pro
pounded to Mr. Greeley by his former
political associates and friends, is the
inquiry addressed to him by Hon.
Lewis F. Allen, who has subscribed for
the Tribune ever since it was started,
as to his opinion of the understanding
which is supposed to exist betwecu the
editor of a paper and its subscribers
concerning its general political princi
ples, Mr. Allen complains that he, in
common with thousands of others, hav
ing paid for a Republican paper in
which he mainly believed, is now, by
reason of its total change of front,
saddled with a paper in which he does
not bolieve at all ; and whilo he says
he cares nothing for the paltry sum of
unearned subscription which he has
paid, ho wishes Mr. Greeley to tell
him whether, as a matter of political
and business ethics, he is doing right
to keep his money for that which he
did not subscribe? He does not want
the money back nor docs he avow him
self in favor of the election of Presi
dent Grant, but he is anxious to have
a candid expression of opinion from
Mr. Greeley, concerning tho intrinsic
equitableness of the case. The Tribune
has not yet given a satisfactory reply.
Campaign Mottoes by Greeley.
"Grant and his policy deserve the
very highest credit." Horace Greeley.
"The people of the United Slates
know General Grant have known all
about him since Donclson and Vicks
burg ; they do not know his slanderers,
and do not care to know them."
Horace Greeley.
"While asserting the right of every
Republican to his untramraelcd choice
of a candidate for next President un
til a nomination is made. I venture
to suggest that General Grant will be
far better qualified for that moment
ous trust in 1872 than he was in 18(58."
Horace Greeley.
"We are led by him who first
taught our armies to conquer in the
West, and subsequently in the East
also. Richmond would not come to
us until we sent Grant after it, and
then it had to come. He has never
been defeated and never will be. He
will be as great and successful on the
field of politics as on that of arms."
Horace Greeley.
"A Democratic national triumph
means a restoration to power f those
who deserted their seats in Congress
and their places under the last Demo
cratic President to plunge the country
into the Red sea of secession and re
bellion. Though you paint an inch
thick, to this complexion you must
come at least. The brain, the heart.
the soul of the present Democratic
party is the rebel element at the South,
witu its northern allies and sympa
thizers." Horace Greeley.
Yes ; Gen. Grant has failed to grat
ify some eager aspirations, and has
thereby incurred some intense hatreds,
These do not and will not fail, aud his
Administration will prove at least
equally vital. W e shall hear lamen
tation alter lamentation over his fail
u res from those whose wish is father to
the thought; but the American peo
pie let them pass unheeded, lheir
strong arm bore hira thriumnhantly
.iiiuugu ,uo n a. nit. A luw lug 11 utbc
House, and they still uphold and sua
tain him ; they never failed and never
will. Iloract Greeley.
On Friday last, while Mr. Geo.
S. Duncan and family, of Pumer, were
absent on a visit to Oil City, some un
known scoundrels forcibly eutered and
pretty thoroughly went through the
house, taking a sum of money, a lot of
clothing and many articles of value.
Mrs. Duncan's trunks and wardrobe
was ransacked and the contents scat
tered promiscuously about, in borue
instances being wantonly and malici
ously torn and cut. Mr. Duncan has
the thieves "spotted and will prose
cute them to the full extent of the law.
We are in possession of the names of
these scoundrels, but retrain from pub
lishing them, in order that justice may
meted out to them. Pet. t'tn. Jtecord.
When Evans ptoved a defaulter
it was Uen. llartranil that commenced
legal proceedings against him, and
yet Evans with a portion of the "pick
ings" in his pocket, and McClure. who
is just using Forney as a convenient
tool to deteat Grant by defeating Hart
ranft first, undertakes to make neonle
believe that Hartranft is guilty of
I! -.1 ii ni. . J .
complicity wun i.vans i mm is nearly
as bad as making Yerkes, the peniten
tiary convict, make an affidavit against
Hartranft with the understanding that
if Buekalew beats Hatranft for Gov
ernor Yerkes should be pardoned.
ruuouryn commercial.
A wedding was dashed in Alabama
recently by the bride taking French
leave just before the ceremony. Any
one who may have had a reprieve
read to him as he was standing on the
waflbld can form sonio idea how the
briiUigroom Alt.
Proth.
3 I 8
TOWNSHIPS. J ! 6
Barnott M 11 81 6 6 8 2 88 t
Jenks 6 7 12 1 2 11 IS 11
Own )2 6 2 2 12 2 15 () 7
Hickory 41 1 42 9 87 45 8
Harmony No. 2 50 17 22 10 11 II 62 45 13
Klngslcy 8H A 4 8 10 0 35 R 81
TloneMa 27 28 12 1 38 26 21 40 23
Howe No. 8 1 fl 1 7 fl
Tioncsta boro 40 84 12 11 47 87 2fl 44 38
Howe No- 1 7 24 11 17 4
Harmony No. 1 13 12 11 10 4 15 10 2.1 23
Total 2(17 151 108 43 101 173 217 300 203
151 151 173
Majorities 116 40 44
Van Glpxen's majority, it will te fon in over both the
other candidates. Clark, the Democratic aandidate for
Sheriff, received 8 votes In Ki'' and onein Howe. S.
J. Setley recci ved 1 vote in 1' r Treasurer. Davis re
ceived fi and Tictsworth 1 v . rioiiesUi Ilorough for Co.
Committee. The following . ruinations were madoby the
Return Judges : Assembly, H. H. May : Surveyor, 8. D.
Irwin. M. W. Tate was elected Chairman of tho County
Committee.
1776.
There will be a celebration at
JULY to which all are most respectfully invited. The following
programme will be carried out.
PROGRAMME:
Firing of cannon and ringing of bells at sunrise.
Parade of Fantastics at seven o'clock.
A foot-race for a purse of two dollars ; Open to all.
A wheel-barrow race, blindfolded, for a purse of three dollars, at
nine o'clock ; Open to all.
General parade at ten o'clock, headed by the Forest Brass Band.
Line of march to be determined
Dinner at twelve o'clock. After
form and march to the Speakers' stand, where the following
exercises will take place :
Music by the Forest Brass Band.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Music "Hail Columbia" by Thirteen Young Ladies.
Reading the Declaration of Independence by S. D. Irwin.
Music . by the Brass Band.
Oration by M. W. Tate.
Music by the Choir.
Oration by Isaac Ash.
Music by the Brass Band.
Fireworks in the evening.
COMMITTEE ON
E. L. DAVIS,
W. A. GRAVES,
P. D. THOMAS,
A. B. KELLY,
JACOB
It is probable the Dr. Hunter
A M I It A C L E !
Mr. Samuel noil, of W. E. Hchmertz fc
Co., Wholesale Iloot and Shoe M an niacin r
era, 31 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., has
been afllicted with chronic rhetunatiNli for
tli ii ty years, from his right hip to his foot,
having to line a crutch and a cane, at times
so painful as to utterly incapacitate him
from attending to his business. Having
tried every remedy known, without effect,
except Oillilaml's Puiu Killer, he was
finally induced to try it. A second applica
tion enabled liiin to lay aside his crutch,
and a third effected a permanent cure. Mr.
Hell is a popular and well-known citizen,
is a living monument of the ell'acaoy of
that reat medical discovery, Gilliland's
Paitt Killer. The afflicted should ask their
grocer or druggist for it, and try its won
derful power. Mr. tiilliland, we under
stand, wants a rospectable agent in every
town ami county lor it. The principal of
fice is at 72 Third Avenuo, Pittsburgh Pa.
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Sheriff. Troiw. ComAint
1872
Tioncsta on the FOURTH OF
by the Marshals.
dinner the procession will re
INVITATIONS:
C. D. MABIE,
DANIEL BLACK,
P. O. CONVER,
S. H. HASLET,
SHRIVER
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1 of Klinordlinger & Co., isthlsday dis
solved by mutual consent. All moneys
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Tioncsta, June 1st, 1872.
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AND
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WM. FELLEHfS. Newmanvllle.
Mm. Clarion Co. Pa.
NOTICE.
WHEREAS, letters of administration to
to the Estate of Mii'hael llonrv. lsteof
the Isirough of Tioncsta, Pa,, deceased,
have been granted to the auliserlbers, all
persons indebted to the said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against
the ette of the said decedent will make
known the samo without delay, to
JOHN WALTERS, Administrators.
May 0, 1H72. -tlt, Tioncsta, Pa,
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or Ulcrated Piles that DeUing s Pllo Rem
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When the Rlood Rushes with roeVct
like violence to the head, causing hot
flushes, vertigo and dimness of sight, it is
a certain sign that a mild, salubrious,
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Con.litons v hu h impair vitality pos
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lit'o is evolved without union effort of to
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The subscribers having ro-rcnted the
IKVIXI? UIUST mills.
Would say to their old customers, and
the community generally, that they keep
constantly on hand a large stock of"
FAMILY FLOUR
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Oats and Corn. With our facilities for do
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sold by any establishment in this section
of the country, and would say to the lum
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I'nnrirT, ntnl U'mli uttcnf, irarol, ltlaWtra, Dri'v,
PhM-l't' of Y:tt,T, (ir1,tfiin-y of I'l lno, lirlulit'i Itle.
Alti'itnlniin.t. itixl In :tll c,T-r ri r- thvrf nrv rlrk
dut dt'H'(lt r lltr wMt-r K ll.ick, rlomly, int' Willi
iliMitits'M ltki Dm m liilo of an tCk'. or thn ;u! liter wlilt
nik, or Hi "ro U j in'irt'l I, ilnrk. liiUu aiiiK-araitcc, ami
wlilte bone tt;it ilt piolin, 11 ml win-11 tlttro a a n ickiiiK,
iitrni:t Ht'HMAMini win-it im'luri Mi r, ntl ictln In t.u
b:nnll of tin M i- a'nl ;tltin.; 11k- I,oiti, I'lici', (l.ou,
WORIVi3. T'i o!;. kuur.n fttttl it:ro r.cmtdy
fur li oi iuMt tH, i' ;;(, iiv.
Tunur r 12 VcniV C-roulh
Cured ty Itiulwu 'a Kcflolvciit.
Tn. ftnwY ! I rir l t..rUi TwiHor In tiic'itvwlM mr4
Kwli. All tK Ihx-bTi il.l " On w i ln-l. T.r H." I trtW
very (hliitf tlinl wu rn-iiiitinii d ; t ul tu-tltiiir hi'liW rrf.
Inw vnnr Uhu1h m. tUtJitt'il I .-hM try tl i Inil hibi mn Il1h
In ll, iMH-M I hwJ n;lvt4 .'r lwt-h imn. I tnk tit txtll.
fifth K-Mlvit, nixl bo UmtHsj'i TiHi, wd two but
tin of yttr Itculv l!-h f i rt.( thfr ta nt fl slu of Itrnuir la b
wilt or fit, ft 1 f"r belli r, tmnrtrr, ami litiit-t l)in I h
f..rtfv ynr. T)i w-t.I liittmr wm III itm It ft tlU f lh
iHiwt-!, ii-t tm rr-n. I w rit, iliit n j ua tut Ui UsnMlt ml
Mihti, tut Ma buUitb i If tu i lio".
HANNAH P. KNArP.
DR. RADWAY S
PREFECT FORGATIVE PILLS,
pfrfvctlV titr-.ni, r!i-K;i(itty twrtnl wltti anrrt m,
pur", rivil ito, ).nrlfv, r fn', an 1 ainrurthi-n. ltnt
w:u'a 1111, for ll.i' t iipj ff all illwinli m of thf Mnm.u'h,
Mvt-r, H.tnflri. Klnc lilitiiirr, Ni-rvnn liw:iai'a,
11 tttm-lii. 'Y'li'tlitnilit.i, CoMivonti', 1 mUf itit ion,
1vih) tllou in-a, lti!lmi Ki-vor, Ii'ft.imni.ulfin f
the llnwt-l. I'll", lint -ill lii rniii(rnitiitofllir Intfitial Via-fi-ra.
Wi.rr.nilv t tu t tU'xX n .-it h vurc, I'lin-ly Vfr't
Uf ,r't'it!ili,l..; t.n :iu'niirv, mlin Ml-.oriU'lctfTto'Mdritii,
tr :-iw Hit f.iioii k v,iiiioiiia rvaultiiif (Voo
Dl-.n'.'iof I'iC lHt tl. Oriat.u:
r-fiit,t.MlHt, tnmnt nir, l iillitr nf fh T.tA In th T1,
Ai-t.lltv nf lh .4iHrh, Nm:r, llmrlt-urn, hlrf'ul nf Fnod,
rnlliifM i WHilit in the Mii:...iIi, Smt tru. ttlu. h'likma or
Klmi-flf l Ih- IM nf ll.f Pl.iliKirh, Mvimri.lrir
tlurnrl u t tifB.ill ItrvKtblnr, lutirfiite "t th. Hrart. ( b'klii
rr Aulfomting S,-n tllnt wlifii in ft I. mm 1'iNturw, IXmitMt f
Vii.n. I"li f Wf-rn Ufirti Ti Sict-I, t rr and Hull I'a.u ta
th.' tl.-), lV-Un-y nf I'ti'lrHnr., Vlliitr. f the Skin
td I'ttn a ihf Si.tt., i i,t, l.imb, bim! auiliUit tliuh. uf
Jl-'t. H"(l!iC m the Hh.
J .wrl. M'of H ADWAT S ni.T.S wilt frrt tht ,-
It ... froni :M ihB ;.t,( vr 'i it'iK il it) nnlvra. lruu, cvuls
l-r'...T. Sol, It HY Mtlii(ilsTS.
HEAP KAI.SK AMI TKHK." Bnrt out 1.11
rt.Tnrjto RAHWAY A M., X... St Mrltir-n lafiiut, NvW
Yoik. titforuiatlou worttt tlntUMiutfa whl by at til you.
RIFLES, SHOT GUNS KEVOLV'S.
Oun mntorinls of every klml. Write for
Prico Lint, todrcat Wuxtcrn Oun YVork,
l'ittl)iir(rli, Pn. Army (funs and Jtuvol
vors bought or triuluil for. AuontM wutilod.
lti-it
AfFMTQ WHntoii for "TIip Uriiilit Kido
nui.li u 0 ew York," a l.ilirarv of
lnfornintinn pertaining to iU liiHtitulionn
and UhioctH of Intorpst. Uv a CitA Mis-
Bionnry. 2i)0 Knunivin'H. AitiIh hcM -10
a any. Jimt imiici1. i;. ji. tueat, l'ub
litthcr, WIS Uroiulway, N. Y, M-4t
WANTKD AC3ENTS (fcM per day) to
ai-ll tho eeli'liritteil lioXl E Sll IIT
TLK SKW1XU MAClilNJO. linn the tin.
der-foed, makes the"Ji'k stitch." alike on
both Bidon, and fully licenued. The liest
and chcapeHt family (Sewing Marhine in
tho market. Address Johnson, Clark t
Co., Itoston, Mm., PittsburHh, Pa., Chiua-2V24-n,
III., ortst. Louis, Mo.
ERIE & PITTSBURGH R. R
On and after Monday, Nov. 15, lRfil)
trains will run on this road as follows:
LKAVE ERIE SOUTHWARD.
11:55 A. M, AcroMMODATiOM Leaves
Newcastle at 7:05 aud arrives at Pittsburgh
10:00 a. in. ,
10:25 a. M., PiTTSBUitOH ex., strips at all
stations, and arrives at A. A (i. W. It. It.
Transfer at 1:50 p. ni., at Newcastle at 3:15
p. in., and at Pittsburgh at 0:00 p. in.
6:05 A. M.. accommodation, from James-
town, arrives at A. . W. It. It. Transfer
at 5:40 a. in., at Newcastle at 7:05 a. iu., and
I'ittMbunrh at 10:00 a. m.
5:00 P. M., Mixed Train leaves Erie for
Sharon, stopping at all intermediate points
and arriving at lu-.io a. ni.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH NORTWARD.
7:15 a. m., p.hik kxprkss, leaves New
castle at 10:00 a. in., A. A U. W. 11. K. Trans-
fur at 11:20 a. m., and arrivosat Erieat2::t0
f. in., making close coiiuectioa for liutiU'
o and Niagara Falls.
8:35 P. M. aocom modatiok, leuv J Now.
oastle at 6:30 p. m . A. fc . W. R. R,
Transfer at 7:55 p. in., and Jamestown at
8:30 a. in., connects with mixed trains tliut
arrives in I'.rie at 1:.'5 a. in.
:30 p. M.. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
l'.rie, and arriving at tiiruid at 12:30 a, in
and Erie at 0:55 a. ni.
Trains connextt at Koohesterwith train for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia.
and at Pittsburgh connections for I'hiliulel
iiliia, IlarriHliurgh, ltallimore and Wa-sli-
ington via Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Erie Express North, uonnncts at Oirard
with Cleveland and Erie trains YV'ostward
for Cleveland, Chicago, and all points in
the West ; at Erie with Philadelphia it Erie
Railroad for Corry, Warren, Irvington,
Tidioute, Ac, and with liiillalo A Erie
Railroad for Iliittalo, Dunkirk, Niagara
fans ana isew yoik i ity.
F. N. FINNEY.
General Sup't
"R. J. N. UOLARD, of Tidioute, lias
XJ returnsd to Ins practice alter an ab
senco of four months, siwnt in the Hoii
tain of New York, where ho will attend
calls in his profession.
OHice in Eureka Drug Stoic, 3d door
ibove the Lank, Tidioute, Pa, l'Jtl'
R.
RADWAYS
JOB WORK
t0NK AT THE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At Vie lowest cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and in style equal to that of any
other establishment in tht District.
BUSINESS CARLl
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARIjS.
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDINO.CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,'
BALL TICK Eli,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MONTHLY &TATI2JIE.TS,
ENVELOPES
BILLHEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS.
DODGERS.,
HANDBILLS
LABELS,
SUITING TAGS, A