EDITOR
WEPSESD1T MORSIM, Al'fi. 21, IS?.
. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Tor President
U. S. GRANT,
of Illinois.
For Vice President
HENRY WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN F. 1IARTRANFT,
of Montgomery Co.
For Judge of Supremo Con it,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Bradford Co.
For Auditor-Geucrul,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren Co.
For Congressmen at Large,
HON. GLENNI W. SOOFIELD,
of Warren.
GENC1IALES ALLBRIGIIT,
of Carbon..
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
For Congress,
CARLTON 13. CURTIS,
of Eric.
REPUBLICANiCOUNTY TICKET.
For Assembly,
II. II. MAY.
For rrothonotary,
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.
Lumbermen's Meeting.
In pursuance of a call issued by
parties opposed to the Clarion River
Navigation Company, there was a
meeting held at Strattanville, Clarion
Co.. on Tuesday, 13th of August.
The meeting was called to order,
whereupon James W. Guthrie, of
Strattonvillo was elected Chairman
and T. B. Cobb, of Tioncsta, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then
hricfly stated by the Chairman, Mr.
Krauser of Tylersburg, and other in
terested gentlemen.
An Executive Committe of seven
members was then elected, who retired
for the purpose of forming a perma
nent organization, and constitution
governing the same. The names of
the committee are :
Cjrus Krauser, Tylersburg.
Henry Moore, Millstone, Forest Co.
Cyrus Thompson, Scotch Hill.
Robert McClofckey, Tylersburg.
Wni. Wray, North Pino Grove.
Thomas Porter, Helen Furnace;
W. W. Greenland, Strattanville.
A. W. Lathrop, of Sicglc, Jefferson
(Jo. was elected a Member at Large, of
the committee.
During the absence of the committee
the meeting listened to remarks from
different gentlemen, pertaining to the
history of the charter of the Clarion
River Navigation Co., and the practi
cal working of the so-called improve
ments made under said charter, so far
as same related to the stream below
Rau glit's Mills.
Upon the return of tho Executive
Committee tho following Constitution
was prcsente'd to the meeting for its
consideration and action :
Art. 1. This association shall be
known as the Clarion River Lumber
men's Protective Union.
Ait. 2. Tho officers of the associa
tion shall consist of a President, one
Vice President, a Treasurer, and Sec
retary, together with tho Executive
Committee of seven members.
Art. 3. Believing the Charter grant
ed to the Clarion River Navigation
Co. to be illegal, and to bavo been
obtained for tho purpose of promoting
tho interests of tho property owners
of that part of the couutry adjoining
tho Clarion river and is tributaries
above Ratight's Mills, to the great det
riment and injury of men doing busi
w. it. dunn - - . .
ness on said stream below Ratight's
Mills, who receivo no benefit from tho
alleged improvements of the Corpora
lion, but bclicvo thorn to bo no other
than a public nuisance, anj that tho
same should bo abated, wo tho un
dersigncd hereby agree, and plcdgo
ourselves to adopt every lecal means
to obtain a Repeal of tho Charter of
said Corporation, and to protect each
and every member of this association
who is engaged in tho lumbering bust
ness below Ratight's Mills, against the
collection of any tolls by the said
Clarion River Navigation Company.
Art. 4. The fee for membership in
this Association shall bo two dollars.
and tho Executive Committeo shall
have full power to assess members.
pro rata, according to the amount of
lumber or boats which each member
controls, with a sufficient tax to meet
the expenses of this Association, from
timo to time as in their payment the
same may be needed.
Art. 5. Tho Treasurer is ompowcred
to collect said tax when assessed.
Art. G. All moneys in hands at tho
Treasurer shall bo disbursed by him,
only upon an order draw n on him by
the President and Secretary of this
Association, couutersigned by the
Trcs't and Sec'y of the Executive
Committee.
Art. 7. The present Executive Com
mittee shall be permanent, and have
full power to transact all business in
tended to carry out the spirit aud in
tention of this Association.
Each article was noted upon sepa
rately, and all wero duly adopted.
Tho following gci.tlemcn were then
duly elected officers of the associa
tion :
D. B. Watson Esq., of Scotch Hill,
President ; T. W. Taylor, of Blyson,
Vico President; Jeremiah Cook, of
Cooksburg, Treasurer; T. B. Coob, of
Tioncsta, Secretary.
Tho following gentlemen then camo
forward and sigucd tho Constitution :
J. W. Guthrie Goo. Alsbach Sr
D. B. Watson O. P. Alsbach
Rob't McCloskey David Ilcflsou
S. II. Ruifsnydcr Daniel Stiner
John Cobb & Sons Samuel Henry
Cyrus Thompson J. P. Maxn'ell
R. P. Gilmore C. Brenneman
Wm. Wray Geo. Walter
Philip Cook Wm. Boyd
A. W. Lathrnn Miles T. r!ntar
T. W. Taylor II. C. Moore
Cyrus Krauser A. J. Porter
E. II. Darrah A. W. Alsbach
II. C. Ban" J.R.Cook
II. R. Goblo Wm. Henry
J. McDonald C. Leeper
James Slater Lovo & Pogers
Tho proceedings of this meeting
wi re then ordered to be published in
the papcra of Elk, Jefferson, Forest
and Clarion cou lilies.
It was further ordered that tho Sec
retary provide fifty printed copies of
the Constitution for use of tho present
members of the association in obtaining
additional members.
The meeting was enthusiastic, and
entirely harmonious, all being deter
mined to take all legal means to ob
tain relief from the- unjust action of
the Clarion River Navigation Compa
ny towards lumbermen doing business
on the btream below Raught's Mills.
The meeting adjournod at six P. M.
subject to the call of tho President,
D. B. Wutson, Esq.
J. W. Guthrie, Chairman.
T. B. Conn, Sec'y.
Strattanville, Aug. 13, 1872.
Titusville, Pa., Aug. 14, 1872.
To the Democratic aud Liberal Re
publican County Conventions of
Crawford County :
Gentlemen: I observe that your
Conventions at Mcadville, on Tuesday
lust, placed me in nomination for Cor
oner in this county. I am an aspirant
fur no office, and this nomination was
conferred on me without my knowledge
or consent. I entered in good faith
into the Republican primary election
in Juno last, and feel myself bound to
support tho nominees then selected,
not only on party grounds, but because
they are my personal friends. I wish
it. distinctly understood, moreover.that
I Will aCl'Ollt Iin UOInillritinn ulintairav
from the Democratic and Liberal Re
publican coaliton. I have always
been, and now am, a Republican, aud
a supporter of tho principles and
measures of that party. I have been
an admirer of Horace Greeley and the
Tribune as an exponent of Republi
canism ; and though inclined at first
to support him on these grounds, yet
I am free to coufiss that I do not liko
the developments of the campaign,
and his affiliations North and South
with men who were open enemies of
the country in her hour of trial, or
sympathizers with tho rebellion.
1 therefore respectfully decline the
nomination you have tendered me.
Truly yours, J. L. Dunn.
The Clarion Jiejntblican has fol
lowing items:
Youthful Marriage. At the res
idence of the brides parents, on Satur
day evening the 10th hist, by the Rev.
Joshua Shoemaker, Miss Maria Duvis,
"aged 13 years" to Geo. W. Keys Jr.,
"aged 17 years," all of Madison Fur
nace this county.
Hoping that life will run as smooth
as the Poets rhyme, we leave them to
enjoy the full benefits of married life.
io cams, no cano.
During tho storm of Saturday last
me uarn oi caninei Conner, m iimc
stone, township was struck by light
nine and with its contents was entire
ly consumed. We are informed that
the InSS 1S nhtlllt four tlinllann.l lnll.-
w hich is partially covered by an insur
ance ot tmecn Hundred in tho Clarion
Mutual Insurarco Company of this
piaco.
Coming Elections.
Previous to the ffreat Presidential
contest in November, the following
mates ana .territories will hold oW.
lions for Stato and Legislative officers:
iew iuexieo, September 1.
California, September 2.
Vermont, September 3.
Maine, September !).
Colorado Territory, September 10
Dakota. Iudiana. Iowa. Nchrnskn.
Ohio. Pennsylvania, and District, nf
Columbia, October 8.
South Carol ino, October 16.
West Virginia, October 24.
All tho States vntn for Prosiilnnlinl
electors on the 5th of November, and
on tho same day the following choose
Stato officers: Askansas. Delaware.
Florida. Georgia. Ill
jouisaua. Marvlaud. Mnssneusotts.
Michman. Minnesota. M
Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New,
lorK, iennessce, irgiuiaaud Wiscon
sin. Arizona holds her territorial rloe-
tion on tho 8th of November.
It should bo stated in rclerfineri to
the West Vinrinia election, the nonnio
of that State vote on tho adoption or
rejection ot a new constitution on the
22A of the present month, and the
general State election is to bo held at
tho same time. If the constitution
shall bo ratified, tli6 October election
which would otherwiso como on the
24th. will be disnensed with. If rn.
jectcd, tho August election will go for
naugnt, ana tho Uctoucr election will
be hold as usual. The Wheeling In
telligence! savs the indication orn
that the constitution will bo rejected.
it was iramea and submitted by a
Democratic convention, but many in
fluential Democrats of tho Stato are,
opposing its adoption, and the Repub
licans are solidly arrayed against it.
A youtiK son of Ilarvev Leslie
fell from the derrick of the Porter
field & M'Combs well on the Fox
farm, and had ono arm broken and
a wrist dislocated on Friday last.
People's Friend.
Xew Advertisements.
BEAVEE
College and Musical Institute
Opens its Tall Session September 10, 1872.
Location accessible, healthful mil 1
Him. jtonniR ennem bdh f.itiirn-tn . n
School homelike. Instruction thorough
and earnest. Twenty bovs received into
Seminary Hull on moderate, terms.
Send for cntnlnirnn t,
20 6t llov. K. T. TAYLOR. Prnsiilnnr.
Trial List fop Sept. Term 1872.
Evnlino Coon ct al heirs rfe. of William
Cimrlos Loepcr vs. Wnrron & rranklia It.
II. H. May vs. James T. vVhisncr etal.
11.11. May vs. John Miller etal.
Aditil II imtar va (I (Jit. .win
Koyul K. Scott vs. Robert O.'carson.
(1. S. Hunter vs. Seidell Whitman.
Dotlo Paul vs. Alexander McAndrcwctal.
HotlO Palll VH. Alptntlflltf MiiAnilmU'ntuI
J nines Pai'shall vs. Daniel Clark.
James Parshall vs. Daniel Clark.
wiuiam Jl. Lowrlo vs. Andrew Cook.
James E. Drown vs. Bennett Dohhs ot al.
William Armstrong et al for use of James
W. Guthrie vs. Tho Township of Harnett.
F. II. Ellsworth it Sophia M. Ellsworth to
mo usu w rcopiuu m. JMlSWOrtU VS. J011II
II Hill, a cl nl
James Parshall et al vs. John Peterson.
.TmnaB Pahulmll aI 1 -.. T ., 1 , .. 1 .. .
... .ut. . . . i. w i b. iiuiiii . t:ui sun.
iuarun josuo vs. ii. L. Davis lato Sheriff
01 xorest county.
Peter Grace for use vs. E. L. Davis.
Daniel Blaek vs. The Overuoorsof the Poor
fifTinniiutfi Itnirtitfrl.
Lloyd & Lewis vs. David Hays etal.
V... i:.. I. ..i . t A ... ....
i-.iciiiiu ivuii ui vs. iiuuu . iiaiuionei
al.
Mary A. Clcland by her husband Calvin
I'll. In. ill Im I..1... T71....1 I- Ll..
VILJOIIM VB. Willi U 1U11 IJlll 11 (31
J. 11. AG XEW, Froth'y.
Aug. 12, 1872.
An Ordinance.
Tt If ni,l.iiinil li Trt..... r......tl r
the l!oroii''li of Tionesta, and it in hereby
oidainud by the authority of the same.
.... ...it. ci lira 11 UHy 111 AU11UM
A II 1-JT'l it uhull l,n II,., .1. ,..... 1 1
w ..... w. VV mini 111 111(3 J1UI -
outfh of Tionesta, on the streets hereinafter
liiiriibiwiiini, nj mum, VI I'UUaU lil Uti UUlit
a Plank Sido Walk.
'PL, on... a m i..i v,..:i 1 1 i
.1U vj tju Ulllll, ill fllUU I111U lUUIIH
in tho following manner: On a cratle not
1. AV.. .11.1 VI .1 .1 ...1 - 1 . ...
i n.n i ui;)j i gun, kuv nillllt, M J UO OUllt
tiva frit. tlirctM juxlwiu u-i.l.. I'l...
" ' - " " " , . . " lliu I illl.ll
shall not be less than 1J inehes in thiek-
iiess, unu 10 do laiu aown itrowiways of the
walk, on the string pioces, which shall not
lin Iuku th nil iinctiiiuuniiii i-a ... I.,,.. 1 1. ....
. ....... ..... ...... ... v n nun iiiu sjiiim
Bball rest upon the ground throughout the
u.ii.iv iuii.huii ui niiwii LIIU P1UU HI1IK I HIS
t.o lin riirriliil ncniBu ni inm. u.tw.,..
or other exeavations, tlien, and in that case
iuu Hiring pieces snau not do 1ibs than 0
llll'llllM Hlllllire. U'llii.ll ull'ill l.n .rn,!,,,.!..!
ovcry 6 feet by a good foundation. Said
plank shall bo nailed to tho string pieces
...ill, i;if, ,M.n ., . . V
...... .. rv -11-.iiuim in iiynry pianK, to tie
driven as follows : ira niui,, i, ,ii.,..
through the plank Into each sido Ktiin-j
t"" "! " vurougu tue iniuuie in
to the contro string pioco.
Sail siiln wnlLr tn i.n.ri.i r.i n n.A
... - Vfc,... C.fc I. IVIIIlb un mo
south east corner of Walnut street and Elm
nnui i, in iu mo norm wist corner of
tho Methodist Cluireli lot, thence, com
mencing on the south sido of Council ltun
on tho west side of Elm street to tho souih
corner of M. Iitel's lot. Also, from tho
llOHtl U'amI iximni. .if 171. .....1 Ml.. I i
. ..v. ..in. mm I, llllllll
streets to the Allegheny liiver.ou tho north
ramu in suiu iv uniui sii eel.
All private crossings to be built by said
land owners or holders, where they may
iiv lu-uuni, uiu MHI1IU Ul 1)0 IJUllt Ot il-llll'll
plank and fill A llU'lil UL'itll ..lllil l.1.1. .. ..11.
. - ....... . . . , . . .... . . nun) ii n i rt .
and the samu width.
The said Kido wuJk to I jo coin plot ed on or
buforo the 1st day of October, A, 1). 1k7,
under tho direction and supervision of tho
High Constable.
In caso tho owner or ownors, holder or
holders of any of the land along which the
side walk is hereby ordained to bo built,
shall neglect or refuse to build the same, it
sliuli be lawful for any person or persons
hnvillir itiiv niliiti Inn. Id rnnUl li l.nM.ln.n
unid sido walks, and to retain tho cost of
miming iiiesamn iroin the rent or rents to
be paid to the owner or owners thereof.
And in ease tho owner or owners, holder
or holders occupant or occupants of said
lands shall neglect or refuse to build or
i-itiinti to op ihiiii mo saui sido wniK in ne-
rorilllllcn nltli flil nnliimiiAn ..... ...! 1..
that rasp, it is hereby lnado the duty of tho
ji'gn v-onsinoio io can no tno same to lip
built necording to this nrdhianep, and
charge the rnstH of building tho same, to-
friitli.iii 11 1. 'hliui.H,,!,! I..I I . . ..i
P.. ..... ...ii. i .i,, v -iii-. y w in- hoi (, ; ill I MO
owntr or owners of such lands, which shall
uw ITiiivru-u Hll'linillH IO law,
JOSIAII WlXANS, Hurgess
W. P. MEHC1LLIOTT, Se-'-y.
Tioncsta, August 17, 172.
An rl inn uce.
Ree. I. Tto It ennetod ami It Is lini-nliv
ordained Ivy authority of tho llorough of
Tionps(a:-'rhatfrom and utter the lstilayof
" i"ii i'. 1'iJi usiiau not no inwiul for
any norspor uorsps, nmre or ninres, geld
ing or geldings to goat largo In tho said
Borough, under penaltv of Five Dollars
lor eacn ami every animal so going at largo,
i uniu'ira irom ino owner tnoreol a.s
heroinafler provided.
See. 2. Itisherehv mndn 11m Aniv nf
uie iiigu tonstatuo to tako up and put in
tho said Borough, whereupon lie shall no
tify the owner or Owners of such tnklmr
l'wiiim uny bucii animal froinir at inrirn in
up mm niipoiiuuiiig, ami n tiipy shall not,
within three days from such notice rn.
claim their property paying the above
penaiiy oi nvo uonars ami mo costs of
keeping then it shall be the dntv nftlm
said Constable, aflor having given'six days
mmi-u in procceu io sen saui animal or an
lnals in tho usual manner of ( 'imstnl,!..'.
Sales the warrant for said sal to be mado
outnyme Burgess under Ills hand and
seal upon complaint or information of
said High Constable.
J'roviilcit, That tho owner or owners
may redeem their property any timo be
fore the (lav of sain mum iiaviiimit nf llin
cosis aim ino penalty aoovo named.
See. 3. Tho Constable is hereby author
ized, in ease of sale, to retain all bis local
posts, together with the sum of Vivo Dol
lars, the penalty nloresaid for each and ev
ery animal sold, out of the proceeds of sale,
and tho balance, if anv, to hand over to
tho Burgess, to be bvliim di.sno.sod of ac
cording to law : and "all ordinances or parts
ot ordinances ineonsitent herewith bo
hereliv repealed.
JOSIAII WIN'AXS, Burgess.
Attest
W. P. MERCILLIOTT, Sec'y.
Aug. 10, lS7i
S. V. V I, X 11 It ,
WATCH MAKER & JEWELER,
tizdiotttze:: j.
And Dealer in
WATCHES, .TEWFLIIY. AND
MUSICAL ISTKUiMENTS.
Kenairins doue in a workmanlike
manner ana warranted to give satis
faction. 4 1 v
j
C
ONFECTIONARIE
S.
I AS. MclvAY, nt tho Post Oilico, has
v opened out a choice lot of
COXh ECTIOXA JR II1S,
CANNED FRUITS,
10BACC0S,
CIGAlillT, AND
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
A portion of tho lmtronne-n of the unlilin
is rcsspectfully solicited.
-" J AS. M. MCKAY.
Wm.. Fellers,
LICENCED AUCTIOXir.rt, will attend
to.all business in that line promptly,
at reasonable rates. Address
WM. FELLERS, Nownianvillc,
t-3m. Clarion Co. l'n.
Lloyd &Sofj,
WATER STREET, TIONESTA, TA,
IT AVE JUST OPENED an extensive
-1 A.
Stock of
FLOUR AND FEED,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which they oner to the public at rates as
low as can bo oll'ered by any other estab
lishment in town. Give us a cull before
purchasing elsewhere.
o-dm. I iV SOX.
READ ! READ '
The subscribers having ro-ronted tho
IUYIXE .ItIST HILLS.
. . mull liniuillfin, HIIU
tho eoinmunitv fronerally, tJntt they koop
constantly on hand a lare stock of
FAMILY FLOUR
of all crrades. Chon Feed fihnrfu Ttinn
Oats and (torn. With our facilities for do-
llltr lillsinouH wn nnrnnun nut lii l,n.i.l..H
sold by any establiHhnient in this section
nl-.l.n ... 1 11 . ,
ui mo tuiimi.v, nun woiiiij nay io ino lum
bermen and dealers of Forest county, that
they can be
SUPPLIED CIIEArER
and more promptly than from any other
point. Iminodiiito attention given to ull
orilers from a distauco,
is. jurviLis a: t(j.
A MIKACL i: !
Mr. Samuel Bell, of W. E. Schmertji f-
Co., Wbolonalo Hoot anil Shoo Manufucpir
era, 81 Filth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., has
been aillicted with chronic rheumatish lor
thiity yearn, from his rigid hip to his foot,
having to use a crutch and a cano, at times
so painful a to utterly ineapacitato him
from attendina to his business, liavimr
tried every remedy known, without effect,
except Gtlliland'H Pain Killer, ho was
tinally induced to try it. A second applica
tion enabled him to lay aside bis crutch,
and a third eil'eeted a permanent cure. Mr.
liell is a popular and well-known citizen,
is a living monument of tho etfucaey of
that great medical discovery, Uillilaud's
Pain Killer. The aillicted should ask their
grocor or druggist for it, and try its won
derfnl power. Mr. Gilliland. wo under
stand, wants a respectable agent in every
town ami county lor it. ino principal of
fice is at 72 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa.
Ul-4t
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
BLACKSMITHS
AND
WAGON-MAKERS.
Corner of Church and Elm Streets,
TIOlSTlilSTA.
j ins nrni is prepareu to io all work in
its lino, and will warrant everything dono
at their sli"pH to givo satisfaction. Par-
uuuiui uiieiiiioii given io
ioiisi:.siioi-ix(.,
Give them atrial, and you will not re-fc-ret..
j:j.v.
A1UYV1KW ACAPKMV, Perrvvllle
JV Station, Pa. U. U. (Tor Male and Fe
male.) Long established, thorough, suc
cessful; locution healiliful and aecessililp
eoinmunitv social, moral iiml religious;
buildings lingo and cosily ; a full corps of
able teacher ; mountaln'iiir, pure water,
safe bathing, lino skating; emphatically a
home school. Whole expense, fur Hoard,
Tuition, Kooin, Fuel nnd Washing (for -It)
";ii iiinu iwo nunilreil dollars.
yt iiucr session nogins Kept, it. Send tot
""in"", n iison iv i attrrson, l'ort liov
al, Juniata Co., Pa. nm
rKKSI DENTS OK COLLEGES, MINIM-
jj.ii.-i, ptn I'.fsN 1 l ! L IIUSINISS
MEN TKXT1I-Y To Til K
MANY ADVANTAUKSdl.'
TrstAIt.UJO AtAWIiHV.
ACAPKMIA, JfNtATA CO., PA.
Send for n Circular and Testimonial.
1. I). Stone, A. M., I'll. 1 J. J. Patter
son, A. M. ii.,t
Steubonville, 0., Female Seminary.
Thin u l.li, In bin,,..., u 1....,, iv.. iii
, V.i . " iinniiiJiJi iiiuiriis ioir-
Olllrll I tll'lstllltl llll limit lull nl n nnul lll.ln
nini.ini 111 111
more than f. a week ; ono-fourth olV for
clergymen, i nc til session (Sit weeks)
opens Spt. 11th. The addles of all for
mer rtunils is rpniiosto.1 a m,n..ri n
nt the close of the next year. Send for
nnriicuiars io isev. l liarles V. Peattv, 1
., LL. I)., Sup t, or ltev. A. M. lteld, Ph
D., Principal. m 41
IlOltnUNTOWV IV 1 ci.'ii .1 i 1
. 'I'EE(.E. Thorough instruction!
iieaiuuui and beautiful location. tno of
1110 most carelull v ismdiicted and best sua-
IJllllPlf mill II MTIllllu n hnUI.il., l.i..l..
- " ' ..,.. .li.ir. 1-111 IITI1IS,
etc., address Kev. John II. lirakeley, I'll.
V.i-U
UGEIIILL MLITAUY SCHOOL,
McrrlintitvlIIr, X. .1.,
Four mile from Philadelphia,
(formerly located at Princeton. N. .1.)
IfdV N M llllU'l'l T A ir'n. 1....1
i V .ii. i i un uiiii,
l-orty-fourth annual term begins Sep. ltllh.
ceuu iur v irciiiur.
r-PUSCAROAR FEMALE SEMINARY,
A Acadmela, Juniata, Co., Pa.,
U T U A L
FIRE INSURANCE.
Tho Mutual Plan guarantees to the Mu
tually insured tho greatest security for tho
least possililo cost. Tho premium notes
are the capital, tin this no dividends are
paid to the stockholders, but it i simply
assessed to pay deficiencies arising alter
tho payment of losses and epensos, which
In the COLrMHIA INsCllANCE COM
PANY, during tho total 14 years or its
existence, haveavoraged but tinner centum
upon thepiemium note, being lower than
tho rates paid in bo solvent stock conipas
nies during tho saino period of time. In
insuring at stock rates, tho insured must
pronounce to himself that ho pays every
year enough 1st. To form an accumiilui-
ed fund for emergencies ; :!d. To pav largo
dividends to the capital invested 'in the
Company ; ikl. Kuns tho risk of a "Chica
go tiro-' coming anil wiping his Company
out of existence. In a Mutual Company
nu micjib ins own reserve l i nana until
needed, and pays no dividend to eapitaists.
Tho mutually insured, being themselves
tho capitalists, look alter the business, its
character and its agents in all places, thus
protecting each other. For Insurances or
Agencies, address .1. F. FKUEL'FF, See-
reiary, voiuinuia, i,iincasu r County, Fa.
AGENTS WANTED for CUAMIIEU-
IjIX S m HAT CA MPAKi N
HOOK, Tho
STTUGOLE OF 18T2;
A novelty in Political and Ponular Lit
erature. A (Jraphic History of tho Kepub
lican and Democratic Parties : a rncv
skotch of tho so-called Liberal liepnlili
can Party; an insido view of tho Cincin
nati Convention. Tho minor tickets or
sido Khows of tho campaign, Tho iinest
Illustrated Book Published. A Hook
wanteil by every American citizen. To
secure territory at once, send Jl for outfit.
Dillon j-uuiislnng Co., Chicago, 111., Phila.
Pa., or Springfield, Mass, p.i-n
CAMPAIGN GOQDS FOB 1872.
Agents wanted for our Camnalirn iroids.
Sell at sight. Pay 100 per cent, prolit. Now
is the time. Send at onco for Descriptive
Circulars and Prico Lists of ojir Fiuo Steel
EngravlngH of all the Candidates, Cam
paign Iliographies. Charts. PhoWniiilis.
liadges, Pins, Flags, ami everything suited
to tho times Ten Dollars per dnv easily
mado. Full samples sent fur ?:l. Address
MooHB&tiooD.si-KKi), o7 Park How, New
Yri-rk. 1:1.41.
CAMPAIGN beautiful
now ami
bountiful des-
BADGES. I!!5S5,K
ards A Co., Manufacturers, 47 Lurry St.,
New York.- ni-'4t,
The Chemisfrv of Tlicinn Pi-m-Mnmni
has nevor produced a mineral water which
combines in such perfection tho qualities
of anti-bilious tonic and cathartic; medicine
ns that of tho Seltzer Spa; and Tarrant's
Ellerveseent Seltzer Aperient is the artill
eial eiptivalentof that great ualural reme
dy. 10 4 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
1SI,000 ItIUrAICB
l or any case of Klind, Illeediii", Itching
or derated Piles that Delling's Pile liem
dy fails to euro. It is prepared expressly
in uimi iuu x ues, aim uointng ei.se. fsolU
by all Druggists. Price, frl.UO. 15-4
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
Is the cheapest and best article in the mar
ket for llluoing clothos. Tho genuine has
both Harlow's and Wiltborgor's name on
the label, and is put up at Wiltbergnr's
uriig rtioro, ho. :, North Second Street,
Philadelphia. D. S. WiLTlSEKUEH. Pro
prietor. Forsaloby Druggists and Gro-
eers. ilii
KEEP ITIIANDY. ThoPioliabloFain
ilv Almliiiinn f.ii tlm m',....i,i ,.... ..r
.ii i ' i , i i'.uiii.. i.iiii; in
Cholera, Diarrhica, Cholera Infantum,
iiyseniury, cram)s, Kiiinnicr Complaint,
Ae., Jardella's Compound Svrnp of ISlack
berry Eoot and Ithubarb, mi old and wcll
trieil reiiiedv. entirelv vniri.tniiin ri.,.,,,!
to hike, (iiick and certain in effect; can bo
uupuiiuuu un in mo most urgent eases;
may bo given to tho youngest infant as
well as the aired. It is remlllv tuL-i.n i...
children. Keep it in tlio house, iiml uso iii
time. Sold by Druggists, llanseli.t Jtro.,
iiUOO Market Streot, 1'liiladelpliia. Try it.
AGENTS WANTED. Agonts make
more money at work for us than at
anything else. Particulars free. O. Stin
snn it Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland,
Maine. is-.it
ACENTS WANTED.
MALE & FEMALE.-Du.siness ploaMint
and rmys better than any enterprise
in the tield. Agents mako from fii t. fvS
per day. Send stamp for samples i mil pnr
ticulars. Aililrcss .T I .I'l'irili .i. .
Washington .St., ilostun, Mass. ll-'i
CLStitlliE for tho Forest P.c-pubHcun
J It will pay.
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it It.; V.: ? Vit'i.SV 7AINH
!:? from O.io ! 1 i vvnty f.Mnutos.
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RIFLES, SHOT -GUNS REVOLT'S.
Gun materials of ovevv kind. Wi-Uo for
Prico List, to Great Western Gun Works,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Army guns and Kevol
vcrs bought or traded for. Agents wanted.
lU-lt
AfiFNTS wnntf'l f"r 'The Itrlght SUo
nUt-IK IO of New York," a Library of
Informntinn prtaii,Mig to its Institutions
and Objects of Inten . Jty a City Mis
sionary. 'Mt Engravings. "Aeents sell 0
a day. Just Issued. E. It. THE AT, Pub
lisher, 805 Ilroadway, N. Y. ;0-4t
WANT l'DAGEN TsIJm per Ti;T to
sell tho eelebrnted IID.MK SHUT
TLE SEWING MACHINE. Has the tin-iler-lied,
makes tho "lock stitch." alikeon
both sides, and fully licensed. Tho best
and cheapest family Sewin.; Machine in
the market. Address Johnson, Clark it
Co., Huston, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa., Chica-'itlU-go,
111., or St. Louis, Mo.
EltlE & riTTSBU RG1I R. R
rn and after Moiubiv, Nov. 11, 1S(!9
V- truins will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE EIUE-SOCTIIWAKD.
11:55 a. M. ArroMMon.YTiov Leaves
Newcastle at 7:05 and arrives at Pittsburgh
10:00 a. m.
10:l;.) a. M., riTTKnrnort rx., stops nt nil
stations, and arrives at A. it G. W. It. It.
Transfer at 1:"H p. in., al Newcastle at 3:15
p. m., and at Pittsburgh at (J:(W p. m.
5:05 a, m., accommodation, fnn .lames
town, arrives at A. A' (i. W. 11. K.TretiNler
nt 5:40 a. in., nt Newcastle at 7:05 a. m and
Pittsburgh at initio n. m.
5:00 p. m.. Mixed Train leaves Erie fur
Sharon, Ktupping at all intermediate points
and arriving ut 10:15 a. i.i.
LEAV E PITTS I1UHUI I NOItTWA II D.
7;15 a. m., i:uie i:xi'iu:hs, leaves New
castle al lll;00a. in., A. At J. V. 11. It. Trans
fer at 11:20 a. in., and arrives at Erie at 2:110
p. in., making closo connection for lhillii
lo and Niagara Fulls,
3::1j r. M. accommodation, lcav' New
castle at li::io p. m, A. it G. W. It. 1!.
Transfer at 7:55 p. in., and Jamestown at
H-.-M a. in., connects with mixed trains that
arrives in Erie nt 1:.".." a. m.
l!:::0 v. m., Mixed Train leave Sharon for
Erie, and arriving at Girard ut 2:M a. m.
and Erie at ii:55 u. in.
Trains connect at Itocliestor with train for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia
and at Pittsburgh connections tor Philadel
phia, llarrisbiirgli, IlaUimoie and Wash
ington via Pennsylvania Central iiailroad.
Erie Express North, connects at Giruni
Willi Cleveland nnd Erie trains Westward
lor Cleveland, Cliieairo, and all points in
tho West j at Erie with Philadelphia it Erie
Itailroad fur Curry, Wnrron, Irvington
Tidioute, Ac., nnd Willi ISutlUlo it Erie
Itailroad fir liiillalo, Dunkirk, Niagara
Falls and NCw York City.
F. N. FINN I.Y.
General Sup't
"Til!. J.N. ll(iLAIM), of Ti.liouto,
has
- retiirnsu to bis prueticu alter nu ab
kciico of lour mouths, spent in the llu.ypi
talsofNew York, w hero lio will uttmid
calls In his in'ofessioii,
Olllco in Eureka Drug Store, Sd door
ibovo the bank, Ti liuiite, Pu. . 4;iif
JOB WORK
DONE AT TIIM
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At tie lowcH cash rirc, neatly, prompt,
ly, and in utyla equal to that, of any
other establishment in the Distriet.
BUSINESS CARDS,'
FIIOW CARDS,
VISITING CARLS,
FCIIOOL CARDS
WEDDING.CARDS,.
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
ENVELOPES-
HILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS
DODGERS.,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, Ac.