KDITOH.
WOXESIUY MOIiMNR, SEPT. m
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For PresiileiK
V. 8. GRANT,
of Illinois.
For Vice rrcsiJont
HENRY WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
REPUBLICANSTATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN F. IIARTKANFT,
of Montgomery Co.
For Judge of Supreme Couit,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Bradford Co.
For Auditor-General,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of YVnrrcn Co.
For Congressmen at Lar-e,
HON. GLENN I W. SCO FIELD,
of 'Warren.
GEN..C1IALES ALLBRIGIIT,
of Carbon..
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
REPUBLICfliUOUHTY TICKET.
For Congress,
CARLTON B. CURTIS,
of Erie.
For State Senator
DAVID MtCLAY,
of Clarion County.
Constitutional Delegates
JAS. E. BROWN, of Armstrong,
GEO. W. ANDREWS, of Jefferson.
For Assembly,
II. II. MAY.
For Prollionotary,
J. B. AGNEW.
For SberiflT,
T. J. VAN GIESEN.
For Treasurer,
FRED. GLASSNER.
For Commissioner,
JOHN THOMPSON.
For Auditor,
L. WARNER.
For Surveyor
S. D. IRWIN.
A BLAST FROM BUCKALEW.
Politicians proverbially make queer
records, and their explanation and de
fence of their records are queerer than
themselves. Let us take, for instance,
the case of Charles R. Buekalew, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
nnd review his career in the light of
history and in full view of his recent
speech at Lancaster." In that speech
Mr. Buekalew defends his "war rec
ord," and, strange as it may appear in
ti Buchanan Democrat, makes bold to
claim that ho was "trooly 1 oil." As
an introduction to his audience, Mr.
Buekalew remarks that though "I
have known many of your people
many years, it ha3 never happeutd
that 1 was with your popular B.-:ein- i
Mages," which, considering the speak--'
er's selfish and aristocratic tastes, we
can readily believe, it not being his J
fashion to mingle in "popular assem
blages" or among the masses except
when begging for their votes. But let
that pass. Mr. Buekalew starts out
by saying that "there is odium, suspi
cion and some measure of disgrace in
public afiuirs in this Slate," which is
quito true as we shall show, and he ar
gues haico that his election to the
Governorship is necessary U3 a matter
of couie. The rcnuc'y, we fear, is
worse than the complaint. Mr. Buek
alew, before ho was appointed Minister
to Ecuador, eerved six years in the
State Senate, and afterwards six years
in tho Senato of the United States.
He is now in the third year of his pres
ent term as State Senator. In all this
legislative experieuce,extending over a
period of fifteen years, we challenge
film to point to a single act of vital
moment or of lasting boncfit to the
human family that originated and
found its plate upon the statute book
n monument of his wisdom, foresight
or statesmanship. Tho echo of polit
ical abstractionists, his career as a
State or national legislator has boon
fitted to the grooves prepared by abler
bands, and his status rests simply up.
on the pigmy utterances of the thoughts
of giants. Thus we find him, as a leg
iolator, in full cry in favor of tho re
peal of the Missouri Compromise,
championing the Border Bullianisin in
Kansas, mid in open antagonism with
the true Democracy of tho land who
sought to uvert the bitter war which
Fierce, Buchanan and tlieh' purblind
followers brought about. The "record"
which he made in all that fearful time,
we shall see in time.
But Mr. Buekalew informs us that
v. n. mrxx . .
"there is odium, suspicion nnd somo
measure of rlisnrncc in public nflliirs
in this State. ' Taking it for "granted
that ho knows whereof he nneaki.
wherefore is it that he, a sworn Senator
ot 1 ennsylvauia, does not detail the
origin, cause and all the underlying
iuhi iiiignini incis, Willi names, elates
nnd circumstances? In nil his terms
in the Lrgislnturo when the Democrat
ic party had a majority or wheu the
Republican parly had n majority, has
he uttempicd to lay bare any single
one of the iniquities nt which he hints,
but has not tho manhood to specify?
In the whole of his long service, has
Charles R. Buekalew, with bribery
nnd corruption going on under his
very nose ia tho legislative halls ever
risen in his place ns a Senator and
dared to denounce what he declares to
bo patent and full of "odium, suspicion
and some disgrace?" Indeed, wo may
ask and challenge a reply, ngaiust
what measure of bought legislation
legislation notoriously bousrht bv rail
roads, by bauking monopolies and by
corporations of every grade against
what measure of bought legislation did
this political Uriah Heap lifi his
honest voice, oppose by his honest vote,
or lay bare by his honest exposure? In
sooth for what one of all these iufomous
acts did not Charles R. Buekalew csst
his legislative vote, and crown with
the splendor of his collosal statesman
ship? Why, claiming to bo n Demo
crat, he has been foremost of nil men
in advocacy of "special legislation"
for tho favored few ; end to-day, speak
ing of "Rings," there is not a politi
cian in Pennsylvania who stands high
er with the Railroad Rings led by
Alexander K. MeCluie, and the Boom
Ring headed by "Horse" Ilerdic, and
all the rest of tho "Rings" tlisU pros
per by corrupt legislation tliau this
Charles R. Buekalew, who is traveling
in tears over the Commonwealth. And
this is the reason that, knowing, ns he
claims to know, of all tho venality
and rauk rascality abounding in Har
risburg, he has not dared and doe not
dare, to-day or at any future dav, to
sneak as n Senator in denunciation of
the foully infamous transaclious, in
name and in detail, of the corpora
tions and their ngeuls who, year after
year, pollute the Capitol of the Com
monwealth. Is not the receiver as bad
as the thief? Is not he who conceals
a crime the eqjnl of tho scoundrel
who commits it ? Is not the compound
er of a felony and what felony is
more infamous than that of corrupt
ing the legislature of the peeplc? as
guilty as the felon who couaumates it?
If yea, on w hat ground can Charles R.
Buekalew, sworn to faithfully serve
the people of Pennsylvania", claim
their suffrages in the lace of thu fact
that, while venalitv and shame were
stalking all about him, he had not tho
courage, he had uot the manhood, he
ho had not the decent honesty to brand
it from his Senate seat with nil tho
warmth nnd vigor of a truthful man?
He is not blind. He is not deaf. He
is not dumb. He is simply silent while
the honor of his native State is being
violated, her legislative halls polluted
and tho rights of her citizens being
trafficked away for ensh. All that he
Vouchsafes her outraged people is a
string of glittering generalities, with
neither names dates or circumstances,
nnd a miserable mouthing about "odi
um, susnicion aud aoniiT measure of
dis-r.iee in pnblie amiii v. 1 ic!i would
not exist if Charles I?. Baekaknv had
discharged his duty with the fearless
ness of uu honest man and in utter
disregard of the opinions or istersts
of the "Railroad Ring," and all the
"Rings" that have made the Pennsyl
vania Legislature the synonym of sor
did shame. And yet "he asks to be
made a Governor !
Mr. Buekalew, "trooly lojl" as he
claims to be, is averse to "the cry of
the people loyalty us in war times."
He 1 1 1 i 1 1 k 3 thai that ought to be stop
ped, although he ventures upon a vin
dication of his particular "war record."
Iet us see what this "war record" was.
In the fall of 1800 the practical work
of s. i.e.--id; win begun. That it vuld
be attempted was known to Buchanan,
l.U Cabinet and by the public nun of
the pcriou long b. tore. One by one
the l e?',iui'!'iljs of the Southern Legis
latures v. etc pa'evd. One by one the
.T.uitheni Si'iisiors .,uu Itcprcscntativcs
wen! out. One by one" the members
of Buchmr.n's Cabinet withdrew.
The Star of the West had hem tired
upon while going to the relit1!' C'f n
national garrison. Tho President of
the nation was inaugurated at the
point of tho bayonet. Pcnnsylvanians,
Democrats and Republicans, had been
shot down in tho streets of Baltimore
while going to tho protection of tho
National Capital. At last the OU
Flag was fired upon, and, as if by
holy inspiration, the whole North l al
lied to the standard of their country.
"The Federal Union must bo preserv
ed" was sworn by every patriot lip.
Democrats, Rcpulii ieans.true men every
where lent every energy to the na
tion's cause. Troops poured upon the
President and words of cheer went out
from Union homes. Pennsylvania
burned with the fervor of au "earnest
patriotism. Patterson, MeClellan,
Heintzeliiiaii.Coultcr, Ent, Ncgle,Kuiio
llurtranft, Campbell, Wistab, Sail.
Kundall, Hambright, Ballier, Davis,
Reno, MulhoMand, Negley, Humph
reys, Reynolds, Bohlen, Stone, Allen,
Meade, McCall, Doublfday, Crawford,
hicnuner, Lewis, Gregg, I'r.'ujklin,
Cullem, Ricketts, Meredith, Hoffman,
Butler, Price, Richter, Jones, Averill,
Rippey, Murphy, MeCaudk-ss, Pat.
MeDouough, und a hundred thousand
men trod proudly the j uth of patriot
ism and duly. Two yeaiS and more
went by, and, in victory or defeat, tho
national impulso never flagged two
years and more of slaughter and sacri
lice and sorrow. In all that lime,
where was Charles R. Buekalew, and
what word d' cheer was given bv him
in the hour of tho nation's fate? No
one can answer this better than him
self, ond ns, like Col. Forney, we like
"fair play," we proceed to give Rucka
lew's own record : "Shortly after my
ejection, (to me united Motes Senate,)
in July, loo. i, I prepared on essay up
on the existing political situation in
this country, nnd especially with refer
ence to the war that was "then pend
ing." Bearing in mind the date, the
reader will observe, that, while Penn
sylvania bad raised and put in -the field
one hundred nnd righty-threo reiri-
ments, nnd while tens of thousands of
her sons had been maimed or killed iu
battle, ami while every true heart was
throbbing with prayerful anxiety, and
every manly voice was raised in the
Union cae.si', Mr. Charles R. Bueka
lew f stolid and iiuHtTcrrnt for hrcntu-
tcren Month, nnd only declared, him
self in "an cssav" after he was elected
to the Senate. Tho temple was fired,
the incendiarv was still plvincr his
torch, the edilice threatened to crum
ble away, and its loyal sentinel, in
view of all, sat quietly down, like a
statesman, to discuss in "nn essay" the
danger of firo and boldness of tho in
cendinry, without any attempt to ar
rest cither. iut even tins wns an en
forced duty. It will bo remembered
that the Democratic party in 18G2, on,
if war record, swept tho country along
with Pennsylvania. It thus secured
tho Legislature by a majority of one.
Tho battles of Gettysburg and Yieks
burg had been w in, and the end was
supposed to bo near nt hand. It was
safe then lo dUciiss abstract questions,
and especially so us Mr. Buekalew
could not be disturbed iu his place for
six long years, lie could parade
platitudes for patriotism, but iu so do
ing, he could deceive nobody as to the
fixed fact that from tho outset of the
war, for two year and three months, an
at a time, too, when his country need
ed everything Jo save it from destruc
tion, Charles R. Buekalew never utter
ed one loyal word, or made a sign of
fidelity to the Union. For what be
voted and how ho voted, we shall dis
cuss again. His feeling is typified in
his silence ns staled by himself. It is
further illustrated by a singular cir
cumstance that both he and Judge
Black aceidently met at Niagara Falls
afterwards, and held intercourse with
Holeoinbc, tho traitor, whose mission
was to "disrupt the Eastern and West
ern States," and to "carry tho war,"
in the words of Jeff Davis, "where
food for sword and torch nwnit our ar
mies in tho densely populated cities
which took years of in
dustry and millions of money to
build," To verify this production,
aud to fulfill the promise of President
Pierce, that "the fighting will not be
along Mason nnd Dixon's line merely,"
but "it will be within our own borders,
in our oicn streets," was Holcombe's
work, and, with such a scoundrel,
Buekalew, in his loyalty, found filtiug
companionship. It will take more
than his statesmanship, or the testimo
ny of his co-conspirator to satisfy the
people of Pennsylvania that this hob
nobbing was not purposed and premed
itated The rest of this most remarkable
effort is of the usual material a
clamor for "reform" without any plan
of reaching it except the poor recourse
of Buckalew's election. He suggests
no measures of immediate relief, much
less docs he pledge himself to any di
rect policy of action. His pledges are
not worth the breath required to utter
them, nnd the "reform" that would be
brought about may be guessed after re
viewing his faithlessness as a Senator.
Divested of its froth, this Lancaster
pronunciaracnto is the lamest nnd
tamest appeal that this campaign has
yet evoked. As a defence it falls of
its own weight while, as a campaign
document it is a thousand times worse
than a wet blanket. If Mr. Bueka
lew proposes a canvass of the State on
that lino he will discover long before
October that what he knows about
campaigning is infinitesimal! y little.
rhiladeljihia Transcript.
DIED.
LAW. Aur;. lstli, nt tho rcsidenoo of
w alter Mvcrly, Siverlyvillo, Mrs.
Kva llimond Law, ai-cd2S years.
iiim 1 1 ii nati Wlllllll II w
Xew Advertisements.
Register's Notices.
AJOTIfK is hereby triven that I-a.ic C.
IN KiK.'-ins, Kiiardian of Horenco V. Kip
pins, one of tho children nnd Jiier of
William und Juno Hiins, lata of Har
mony Tow nship, deceased has fded his
filial' cccouut in tho lle.;islor's Otltcn, in
and li:r Forest County, unci that tho sumo
w ill bo p;?.sented to tho Orphans Court for
eonforinatloii nnd allowaneo oil tho 4th
Monday of iSenlember next.
J. iJ. At X 10W, llegister.
NOTICK is hereby privet! that Klias lier
lin and Williaiii W, liliwk executors
of tho last will and testiinont 01 Jt. J. Ncill
late of llurmony Township, Forest county,
J'a., deceased. have riled their tinal account
in tho llcristcr Wlices, in and tor Forest
County, and that the i.aioe w ill be present
ed to 1 1 10 Orphan Court for conformation
und iillowanceon the 4th Monday of Sep
tember next. J. It. ACiNKW,
Kegister.
A -M I II A 1 13 !
Mr. Samuel Hell, of V. K. Kehmortz
Co , Wholesale 1 loot nnd Shoo Manufactur
ers, ul Filth avenue, I'ittsburh, l'a., has
been afdicled with chronic rheiiinatisli for
tiiiily years, from his ritrht hip to his foot,
haviiie; to use a crutch and a cane, at tinioH
ho painful as lo utterly incapacitate him
from ul lending to hix buKincss. Having
tried every remedy know n, without elfcct,
except iiililsnd'H Fain Killer, ho was
finally induced to try it.' A Kccond applica
tion enabled him to lay nide hix ci ulch,
arid a third elteetnd a permanent euro. Mr.
ltdl is a popular mid well-known citizen,
1h a Jiving iriouuninnt oft lie. etl'acacy of
(hat gn at medical discovery, (lillihuid'H
Fain Killur. The allliete.J should ask their
fjrucer or di ..jyist for if, and try ita won
ii.iilnl power. Mr. (iilliland, wo undor
Maml, w ants a ro;-pectabli HLient in every
town und county lor it. Tim principal oi"
liuc is at T- Third Avenue, FiUsbui jdi Fa.
:1-H
WATCH FREE to Agents to intro
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li TO A V TO II
College and Musical Institute
Opens its Fall Sossion September 10, 1872.
Location accessible, healllind and benu
tifuU ItiMima cheerful and comfortable.
School homelike. Instruction thoronuli
nnd earnest. Twenl v boys received into
Seminary Hall on in'oderkto terms.
Send for catalogue to
20 (it Uov, U. T. TAYI.OK, President.
PROCLAMATION.
WtiEtiRAi, Tho Honorable W. V. .Tenks,
President .ludtre of the Court of Com
mon Fleas nml (Junrter Sessions in nnd for
the county of Forest, luis Issued hl: pre
cept for holdin.it n Court of Common Fleas
(Quarter Sessions, Ac, nt Tionesta, for
the Comity of Forest, to commence r,n the
fourl'i Monday of Sept. next, belnir the
LTthdny ofScpt., lS7a. Notice is therefore
Kivcn to tho Coroner, Justices of tho Venco
nnd Constables of said county, that thev bo
then nnd there in their proper persons nt
ten oVlm-k, A. M., of unid dav, with their
records, inquisitions examinations nnd
other remembrances, to do thoso thlnm
which to their nlliees niinertAln to he done
ond to those who bound ill reeognlrjuieo
to prosecute nirninst the prisoners that are.
or shnll belli Ihe Jail of Forest County, that
they !h then nnd there to prosecute nirainst
them as ulinll lm Just, tllyen under niv
naiui una seal this .stn ilav of Alia,, A. I),
J7a. :. l. davis, sh'tr.
Trial List for Sept. Term 1 87 2.
Lv.iline Coon et. til heirs te. of William
AritKfmtii.ili f I
Charles Leeper vs. Warren A Franklin It.
. . . V.l'i
If. II. May vs. James T. Whisner ot al.
II. 11. M.iv vs. .1,1.,, i;n,i- i i
Adda Holder vs. o. liilmnn.
Itoyal K. Scott vs. ltobprt O. Cm-son.
. S. 11 untervH. Selden Whitman.
i.etie ram vs. Alexander MeAndrewot nl.
i.c..u i a. u is, Alexander nicAimrow ct al.
Jaines I'arshnll vs. Paniel Clink,
.lames l'ar-duV 1 vs. l)i.i,i.,l r-i.,..L.
Willium II T.nti-iin ... A ...i i.
. v t f . .riiitui-w 1 1MI.
.Iiunes F. lirow n vs. Dennett Dobbs et al.
liiiri'v. .wmstrom; ct al tor use ! Janus
W. Uuthrie, vs. The Township of Harnett.
F. II. F.llEWorih A Sophia M. F.llsworlh to
Hi.- oi CM'piuu ill. i-USWOllll VS. JOI1I1
It. llill.u .t nl
.lames Farshall et nl vs. John retcrson.
.lame PandaiM ct al vs. John l'eteison.
Mai iin Nestle vs. 1C. L. liavis lat Sheriff
il" i-'orest Ciiiiol
Pet. ! ( IV-.I uu,. T IV...!..
Daniel lilack vs. The Overseersof'tiio Foor
of Tiolle.il .'1 1 !,,... !..
Lloyd .v Lewis vs. David IT.ivsctal.
j-.vi.tmo .oon et til vs. John ti. Lraudonet
ai.
Mary A. Cloland by her hii.-ibund Calvin
cienuui vs. joiin i lciihuruli Sr.
J. H. AU.NHW, Frotirv.
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Repairing done in n workmanlike
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T AS. McKAY, nt tho Post Cilice, has
' opened out a choice, lot of
COXtEC'lIOXA II ILS,
CAXXEDFIiUITS,
'1 OB A CCOS,
C1GAURT, AND
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
A portion of the pntrona;;o of the public
la lesspectlul y solicited.
lu-u Ill 1 A 1 .
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The Kubscribcvs having rc-rcnU d tho
1RYISE ;j.IfiT JMIJiJU.
Would say to their old customers, nnd
the coiuniunitvr nenorally, that they keep
constantly on hand a hiro stock of
FAMILY FLOUR
of nil prndes, Chop Feed, Shorts, Hr.m,
Oats and (rn. With our facilities for do
inir business, we purpose not to be under
sold by any establishment in this section
of tho country, and would say to tho liim-
iicniieu uiui ueaiera of 1'orcsicouuiy, that
they can be
SUPPLIED CHEAPER
and more promptly than from anv other
point. I mined into attention given lo all
ordors from a distance,
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CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
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Ineoqiorated 1791. Charter Perpetual
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Assets Jan; 1, 1S00, ?2,31S,C2330
$20,0'0,mK) losses nhl Kineo ils organiza
tion. W.M. r.UIILLU, Central Agent,
Uarribburj;, Fa.
MILES W. TATE, Agent in Ti
onesta, Forest County, Pa.
sum
TIZDIOTTTJh
TEA STORE!
Tho plaeo to buy every variety of the
VERY EEST.TEAS
AT THH
L O WEST PRICES,
is at tho extensive Tea Store of
II. T. CHAFFEY,
where vou can always find a lartro assort
ment of the best Teas at New York prices,
A larg assortiiiciit of
Groceries and Provisions,
uno'iualed in nualityand cheaiinessbvanv
other store iu Warron county, always on
hand. Tho people of Forest county will
save money by purchasing their uupplie?
at this place.
Heat brands of
FA MIL Y FL 0 U R ,
delivered at any depot on tho lino of the Ti.
l i. 1 1 CO.
atoreou Main St, near tho Depot.
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V Station, Fa. U. It. (For Male nnd Fe
male.) Loim es!nblihed, fhoroiurh, sue
ces.tul location healthful nnd accessible
comnmnilv fcocinl, inoial and rcliniousj
biiildinics larife nnd cosily j a full corps of
nble teachers j mountain air, pure water,
safe buttling, line Kkntiupi einphntleallv n
uMiie school n 11010 expense, tor Hoard.
Tuition, liooin, Fuel nnd Washing (fur (0
weeks!, 'ess than two hundred dollars.
Winter nessiou begins Sept. M. Send for
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nl, Juninln Co., l'n. l)l-4t '
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Fon, A. M. KMt
StoulienvillG, 0., Female Semfnary.
This widely know n School allbrds thor
ouiih Chrislian education, nt n costof little
more than $."i a week j one-fourth otl" for
elei-Kvnien. Tho K7th session ( JO weeks)
opens Sept. 11th. The address or nil for
mer pupils Is requested. A prand ro-union
at tho closo of tho next year. Sotul f,,r
pnittcnliirs to Hev. Chnrles C. Henltv, 1).
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Acadmcla, Juniata, Co., Pa.,
A L
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Tho Mutual Flan guarantees to tho Mu
tually insured tho preaU st security for tho
least possible cost. Tho premiii."i notes
are tho capital. On Ibis no dividends arc
paid to tho stockholders, but it is simply
assessed to pny detlciencies arising alter
tho payment of losses nnd enenses. w hich
in the COLvMlllA lXSUUAN'CK CU.M
i'AKY, during tho total 11 years of its
existence, havenvcraired but ilj percenlum
upon theptemiiim note, ludnur lower than
tho rates paid in be solvent stock com pas
.l..u rl. l.n ..... .... .1 ...
iiii-.t uuiui mil I..1HIH pel loo hi nine. in
insuriujr nt stock rates, tho Insured must
pronounce to himself that lie pays every
year eiiouuh 1st. To form n nceiimulnt-
ed fund for emergencies jUd. To pny lar(
ciivineniis to mo capital invested in the
Company ; ;!d. Huns tho risk of a "Chica
go tiro" coming and wiping his Company
out of existence. Inn Mutual Company
ho keeps his ow n reservo i i hand until
needed, and pays no dividend tocapitaists.
Tho mutually insured, being theinsclvo.
tho capitalists, look alter the business, its
character and its ngcntH in all places, thus
protecting each other. For Insurances or
Agencies', address J. F. FHUKl'FF, Sec
retary, Columbia, Lancaster County, l'a.
AtlKNTS WANTF.D for CIIAMISKK
L12CS tiltAT CAMI'AKiN
JlOOK, Tho
STTUGGLE OF 1812;
A novelty in Folitieal and ropular Lit
eraturo. A Graphic, History of tho Hepub
lican nnd Democratic Fnrties ; a nicy
sketch of tho so-called Liberal Hepubli
eanl'arty; an inside view of the Cincin
nati Omvention. Tho minor tickets or
sido shows of tho campaign, Tho finest
Illustrated Honk Fublisliud. A Hook
wanted by every American citizen. To
secure territory iit once, send rl for outfit.
I'nion Publishing Co., Chicago, III., Fhila.
Fa., or Springfield, Mass, 1!I-H
CAMPAIGN GOODS EGR 1372.
Agents wanted for our Campaign goods.
Sell nt sight. Fay loo per cent, protit. Now
is the time. Send nt onco J'or Descriptive
Circulars und Price Lists of our Fine Steel
Kngravings of nil tho Candidates, Cnin-
Imign Urographies, Charts, Photographs,
fudges. Pins, Fl:iis, nud overythingsuiteil
to the times Ten Dollars per day easily
made. Full samples sent for jvt. Address
Mookk & UooUisi'KKi), 37 Park How, New
York. l!Mt,
CAMPAIGN SSSSffr.
BADGES. IteAHiff
aids Co., Mauutactiirors, 47 Lurrv 1st.,
New Y'ork. 1D--K
Tho Chemistry of Divino Providence
lias never produced a mineral wafer which
combines in such perfection tho iunlitie
of nut i-bi liens tonic and cathartic medicine
ns that of tho Seltzer Spa; and Tarrant's
Kll'crvescent Sclt.er Aperient is the artifi
cial equivalent of that great natural reme
dy. hi 1 SOLD BY ALL DHUG OlSTH.
For nny ca?o of Hlind, Hleedin , Itching
or Uleralcd Piles that Delting's Pile Hciu
dy fails lo cure. It is prepared expressly
to cure tlio Pilos, and nolning else. Sold
by all Druggists. Price, f l.wf. 15-1
BARLOW S INDIGO BLUE
Is tho cheapest and best article in the mar
ket for Hlui ing Clothes. Tho genuine has
both Harlow's and Wiltbergcr's name on
tho label, and is put up at Wiltbergcr's
Drugstore, No. North Second Street,
Philadelphia. D. S. WiLTHKHUFIJ, Pro
prietor. For sale by Druggists aud t;ro
eers. 15 Jt.
TTKF.P IT1I ANDY. Tho Koliablo Fam-
IV ily Medicine, for the prompt cure of
uoicrit, jMairuiea, i noicra jntaniiim,
Dysentery, Cramps, Mummer Complaint,
Ac., Jardella's Compound Syiup of lilack--berry
Hoot aud Hhiibarb, an old and well
tried remedy, entirely vegetable, pleasant
totake, quick and certain in olloct ; can bo
depended on in tho moat urgent cases;
limy be given to tho youngest inlaid us
weil ns the aged. It is readily taken bv
children, keep it in tho house, nud use in
time. Sold by Druggists. llansellA Hro.,
000 Market Street, Philadelphia. Try it.
GF.NTS WANTI'D. Agents mnke
x - inoro money nt work for us thnn at
nnything else. Particulars free. (t. Ntlu
son tfcCo., Fiuo Art Publisluns, Poi lland,
Maine. lfi-41
AGENTS WANTED.
MALE & FEMALE. Husiness pleasant
und pays better than any enterprise
in the field. Agents make from to ?s
per day. Send stamp for samples und par
ticulars. Address J. LATHAM A CO.,
Washington St., Poster,, Mass. li t
TOIJ WORK tieiitlyexoeutod nt thiVolUue
at
l reosoiiablu rates.
RADVfAYVS HSADY "RELIEF
I II1S TUB WOKKT TAINS!
In from Ore to Twenty Minute.
NOT ONE HOUR
ntcr RWtli'ie t h' niiTcri Nrmriit itcni tnr ont
SPH KK WITH I AIN.
Radwat8 i;laiy htlikp ia a cunis ron
KVKKV 1'AIV.
. It wu tlip flml and In
mio Only Jnln Ifrmcdr
ViM Itnirtntlr 1iin Ui( nmrt rriiciBi)i(t mup, ilRTf
lmtlltiIl1 ml fiirpi rtitirptltiiiis wli-tlir of llto
Linn.', Kt.imnch, llowtls. or tl(jur elaiitU or uricui. It
OM :if.itoii.
IN KKtiM ont: to twenty minute,
tin itmtfcr hmr vMrnt r cvcrHPlntlrn Hie ttrtln tlii
itllKl'MATld. p.tl-rl.flr?t. Inrlun, ('rlpplr.l, Sctroua,
tiHriilnic, ur prlralvtl tvtl Ii Uim ttiw may mi(Tvrt
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Wll.l, AfKORl) INSTANT FASE.
IJtrLAMM M ION ok Till,'. KIHNF.VS.
. . INH.AMMATION OF T1IK ULADDKIt.
INFLAM.MAllO.N OK Till! H0WK1.S.
C'ONOKSTtoN OK THR I.rVOS.
Bonn TtiaoAT, niinri i.r hhka i iiino
rAI.I-ITATIoN OV TllS UKART.
IlYKTEr.ICS, CUOLT, llll'ICrilKUIA.
CATAK till, INFLUENZA.
IIEAPACIIK, TOOTTTArilK.
NK.IlllAl.OtA, RHEUMATISM.
coi.o rntt.T.a. AiniK oiiii.i.s.'
T'iif Rppli.'.ii tun nf tlin Krndv llrllrf tftlSepnrlnr
wIm if Oi palQ or UlltlcuUr i,JilM will alTnnl eKW
mi'l c.fiif.Tl.
Twpiily ilrop In bslf n ftirolttor of irnlr-f tlt In n frir
Tnnnifi.r.. rut ('KAMI'S, M'ASMS, pot; It H'I'OM Ao.
l'.KAltl'lU'liN, SICK 1H.-M1ACIIK, 1)1 AHIHI Ka!
lilstMlllV, col, 10. 1NU i.N TUB UOWLLS.
iii.I nil IN I'l'.llNAU TAINS.
Trnvcirm nl.iild fclwnvn earTT ll Killl nf TlAriwny'a
Rcnrtv Itnlfpf nitli tlirm. A fi'W dropR In water wlil
j.:, ut pk-Ioiiwi (r pain frfim rhaiie i.f wtr. It 1
iMltur Uimi Kmnrh nraniljr or lltUvra aa a (lUiuulout.
rKVKH AUD AtSVF..
TT.VTIl AMI AOUB cured for lllly Fri.la. There to
nnt a rrninllal pwiit In th world I lint will dim Kevi-r
irl Aril'-, ai'd nil oltior HUInrloiin, Mlionn, 8,'nrl.t, Tr-
I'l I, Ydiow, anil other rvern laldrd lit- RAhlVAY'S
1'II.I.S! au q.il.k at KAllWAV'S HKADY KbUJit'.
t aly Li'i.u icr l.ultla. a,M by Ortiiialsta.
HEALTH f BEAUTY ! !
FTP "Ml A Nil ITIIH IMrll i.Mn-tNrnRA!iri
(' I'l K-ll AMI WI'.l.iHT ('1,1. All SKIN AM)
1 liAL 111 I'l. I'o.'.lrl.r.XHl.N tn LliLU IOA1.L.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
t in Tin; mdpt astomsim (mmifa
(i u'K. t-- i:ai'1 aiu: 'ill!': ciianula
'inr imi'v VNiTi:;or- rNin;i: thk i.n
n.rr.Nci; vv this 'iitt'LV wuNuuiKtL
Mi;wriNi, THAT
Evory Day on Incroaco In F(osh
nnd VVois:-.t is Seen nnd Felt.
THE CHEAT BLOO PURIFIER.
Irry drnp cf tho tA 11 A I' A HI 1,1,1 A N UIC.M.I.V-T-St
roiinmiak-it 'S II;nm;h tho ltlooil, Hwe.'d, Criiif,
nut ftli-.T r,u'N ni.'l !'i'u-n f t fiu fivitt iit tlif vluiir oi li
fr It rfj'aiiw Ido wajit.M of tlio tnly wild new unl tviu
t:n!i'tl:il. NTtit'lil.i, h' 1'1'HI.J, ri'i-iiitit.11il, t.llilnlilliir
ilic.i, UK-ei In t lie Thrcit, Mo'ith, Turtiorn, l1 hi
t ifl (Jiumla unit oilier r:irla "f tlit fVHtrin, 8 -ro Kvrx,
Mimnoiis ViH-lnr.g f;i'!n !!' Iya nnj Um wnrt
f'ttnn if pliin ili-w n.'-ii, liniWioni, )'cvrr S .rt'it, Bcalil
llf.irt, tiiii. S ilt Hiu '.un. KivM-vl;i!( Ai'ti. Uto'
hitnii. (iniii hi thrt tKli. TnrtH-iH, ruiii-prn In tlm
Woin't.ninl nil wonWot.lnii nml nilnt'il lNi(iirf, IVilit
Hw't'-Hi. t,vn of ajn'rin, mul nil iv:irrn if life tirliifl
lf, i.ri w Itliln tho runjllvc inniri vt tlilt womtor uf Mcil
Cru t'liriulflrv, Mul i fow tla' iic will tovc to nnv
I'-r-sn u-!i:n It ftp vitlur cf Uicfo ioiiui vt illaso It ft
jmint ptiwr to cure tl.i ni.
If U.o i.ilfiit, u.ii'v ln-cmlnff frfliKil v Hi? waitrn
KctiisprtMtluii that In coiillnnnlly i)roirri,Ki'hip, m-c
ccetN In arn'?ll!tit iltoiu waHlcft, ntnl ivunu tlie v.n v Ii ti
lw nt.'.ti'ilul tutvlfl from lnvdlliy b'H-l uil tiii tiiO
bAltSAl'AKUXI AN mh! k.c wt-uif.
IV. t only itui1! lha S.tnArAKii.i.iA Ii moi.TFXT crr
11 kn-H-u ionifli.il OK'-iln In tim cine of lin-itic, Hi-mfn-t'oiiititntiMual,
uuJ tkm uui:ujos ; tut It U ihouiily
I'.i-itiv- ruio fur
Eilrtncjr & K'nUtScr C'oiiiilaTiili,
TVltiirv, nml W mh cll.cr.-', (irnrel, IM.ilit te, Irot v,
St'l-iiri' of Witter, IitfKiilli.firf i.f 1 Trine, lirU'lit'n
rnsf, Albiiiiiltuinii, nnJ In all r:ir whciv (V.i-ie niv ttl U
duM itrtioli.i, or Hip wMpr ttiUk, cl-'iidv, inltnl villi
rtiMu(vf like the h liiti uf mi o.-r, or tlmvulii like wlili
r lk.or therj Is n niorM I, iliirh, lilioii nijit.inti( . antl
vlilte Irnnc dust ni-t wlu-ii there U n i il-k,: p,
lniri'lTifr ii'ii''Tlin whfii juivsiiiB w.ittr, '- pnin In tUo
bnti.ll .if t lip (I iii ftiiJ aUm,', tlio Lilu, J'ilco, fi.oc,
WORMS.-The o:iy tnonn and guro nmcily
f-r li vr.m9 Jut, 21i;v, en:
T(.n:op uf 1:3 Venrs Groivtli
Curetl Jy Eiaduay-g Kraolvcnt.
11V,LV, W AM., JtllT I. 1W,
TtM. TttnwAT J-I fcsra hil O .irUn Tii-wnr In Hioatttf unrl
ItowDlt, Ail lit l"C..n tlir mm no tilp tor ll." I Ule4
viry ttil'i; llitl m rfivnt me mil -d ; I i,l nothing itrlrwt. tr, I
mw your R'lvnl, uti-l I wntiM Iry ii ; 1ml hJ no falUi
In It, bn-ut. I lii .nifr-tt f r tl' rrKta, 1 iok Ik hctil
of lh li-.ilrfiit, ami ex lx ct lU.lwv' rill, unit two hrt
tl i nf yciir Kcily KHt. i mint llir t i.it iin wf Itiinr to
tfn tr flt, mtj 1 fc I 6Ur, iniitr, nml tint, j ir than I b
fartw.lv jir. TH '-rit Itmior witt In lh Jkft i-f th
Isitrrl. ur.r tim fT"in. I wiliti tht. to jcu vr ll tcutlit ol
etbtn. Vi cau imlilisli It If you tiio.t.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
DR. flADWAY'S
FEaEOT PUTATIVE FILLS,
rerfiTtlr tfiFt-trM, eliv;iuif!r roatcil !th lweet rtm,
li'iret', recuL.tc, puiirv, c.:-nt.n- .in I plreinrtlii'ii. lt;id
v. nv i l'.Ila, fur tlic tire of ml '.(eftt.rni of il rtmch,
I.ver. Wuwc , KhIiii-vh, LlaiMer, Kervoiii iMwuseft,
IIr-nl;ch, Conntlimtin, roMlvem-NL Imlii'iiUon,
lynvv Ti!ntun'f.it l.illons I'ever, irflrmnntion of
the bowej, 1 il.'.,M,(l nil Tioiatirmcntftof lln- liilerrnl Vl-rt-ra,
Warrtnleil to vtWvi a oitlve etire. 'iir'ly Vejrrta
Uc, rotilthtliic no mermrr, niinvmli-.or tli'lt-tri-ltun tirnn,
lT" Ottst-rvd tho fi.ilowlt-n fct iiiLtotiii Ksullilfg (Km
Dlt'.rdiTi of tlic li.restlvo Oian:
('"nitiiMi'lrtti, Inwanl Pilet, f ullnrt rf tha P!frl In the Il4t
AriitilY nf tht Kumi.-h, Nnuit. H-.-KtlMirn, IhiRUit of Kmul,
I- iillHfM or Vl(-il In th Siam-'r-H, S-mr ):rirlnlinu, PlnkltiR er
MutUritir nl tlio Tit or tli Ftomtuh, Simmmt of lh
hurnttl Miid P Ifl.-ull HMtilhlnff, Hullrii.Rl ll,. Hrt, Chckimj
er SurI,Mf.i:ti2 Sniutl.nit w!iri In ft I.ivr I'mlur. f)iiinM uf
V'lion, 1jU or WnU tff.iri th pirht,' Knn ul lu!l l"in m
tK. Hfi.1, IVlVi,M.rv pf lVrjirali Vrlliwi.i .if th Nkin
ai.rl tv, f'in m t. SI.!., clt.l, ImmU, auJ tuUUii I lutJiMwf
Jjmt. Hurnlna; n ih Fli-tli.
A few doBen of KADWAT'S riT.T.R will free the nys
U'ih froinuil tim al-nve-imniftl dUnnitrt. l'rlcc, 3. uvull
rrhox. HOI.Ii nv I!tWt.t:iST. 1 5
HEAP -KAI.PK AN 1 11U:K." flrrul one Mter
rtAinuto HAl'WAY A CO., Nn, M M.il- ti I.une, New
t ork. Ji.fornjoliiJU wurth tiiuUiuOa Will bt) ttciit j ou.
RIFLES, SIIOT-GUNiS REVOLVS.
film iniitorinls of ovcrv kiml. Vritn for
'rio List, lolil'.m! W'wli rn Co,, H-...1-U
I'ittKliurph, l'a. Army cinis nml lSnvol-
vcra bou-litor tru.lo.t lor. Agi ias wantcil.
Id-it
AfiFlMT wnn'P'l t'r "'i'lio Ilri-lit SiUa
rvuil1 IO or .New York." I.il,i,.. v- ..r
Itllorooitioii pci talniiiK to its Institutions
nniUliijeits oflolorcst. l!y n City Mis
sionary. Ut(( ICiiirraviinrs Aironis'n.ll jn
a day. Just Issucil. K, 11. TlvKAT. l'uli-
lislior, 805 llroiulwav. N. Y. :iii.4t
Wanti:i)-A(ji;nt.s (Wiht d.iv) u
sell tho ecIoliinti.il I Ii il I' s.ii I T,P-
TLRSKWINll MAi'lUN-K. His trio 1111-(ler-frcil,
tiKiko.i llm'-iock Kli'.-li."' n!ik"on
both sides, nnd t'oilv lii-. r.;.,! 'i'l... ini
Illul clll':lll( st iHllliiv Si Willi' Mrl. hino In
llio market. Alilr."-s .loim, on, Clark ,t
Co., llo.-ton, JIns., ritlslTiiruh, IU,! liica-Slil-j.'o,
111., orM. l.oiiis, Mo,
EHIE & PXTlTiBURdlTiV. K
On nml nftpr Momluv, Kov. II, jsjlf
tinins will run on this r, .-1,1 t',,i:,,u-..
i.K.WK Kmi:-s(n:TiiVAi:i.
Il:.j5 A. ST. Al'I'IlM MllTlA'I'tl.V 1 l,-..i,
Ncwcasiio at 7:Cj un.l arrives at i'iitsimriili
10:00 a. in.
Uh-2'i A. M.. riTT DiriKllI r.X.. sl.ms nl nit
stntiom, nml nn ives at A. iV: li. W. 1;. I
lransl'or nl lull p. in., i t New-rasHo nt. ;:1j
1. in., ami at l ltt.ilmr-li at il;im p. in.
fi:0.) a. aci'ommoiiai iov, IVom James.
town,,irrie.sat A. A- (I. V. 1!. 1:. TiansiV r
nt "i:10 n. in., nt Nrwvn-.tlo at 7:0i a. in., ami
rittslmrirh ul HUM a. in.
5:01) r. m., Jlixeil Tram leaves 1"; lo. for
Wiaroii, Fitoppiiiir at all inici ine.li.Uo i oints
and arriving at 10:1") a. in.
I.ICAVK riTT.illUKIiH-XOr.TWAUD.
7:15 A. m., hiiik l'ri:i:ss. Iimivcs New
castle at lil:(ia. in., A. i'i li. W. li. H. Trans,
fur at 1 1 :2i) a. in., and iirrivcs ut I'.rio at ::',()
li. in., making eloso connection lor llulia
li) and Niagara l'ails,
!!:!) i. M. Aivo.MMonAHON', loav2 New
castle at (i::in p. in, A. Jc (i. V. It. J.
Transfer ut7:.V) p. in., nnd Jamestown nt
a. in., connt'eN with mixed trains that
arrives in Krio at 1:.V a. in.
0::;0 v. m.. Mixed Train leave Slinron fr
Kriii, and arriving at fiirard at U:;io u. m.
und Krio at fi:."" a. in.
Trains connect irt Uoehestor with train for
Wheelinn and ail loiiili; in West Virginia
and at liltslmi'!;h coiine.-tiomt for l'liilude'
lihia, llarrisl,iu v,li, Uaitimoi-u and Wo-ili-ln;:ton
via l't-nnsy Ivania (.'entral ltailroad.
1'lrlo ICxpross North, connects at (Urard
Willi Cleveland and Krio trains Westward
f ir Cleveland, Chlcn-'o, nnd all points in
tho West; at Krio with I'liiladelphla .V Krie
llailroiid for Corry, S'nrren, 1 ivin-.-fon,
Tidlonto, rt-c, and with llnilulo A: Krio
Hailroad for lliuialo, liunkiik, Niarara
Kulls ami New York. City,
V. N. VTNNF.Y.
liencral Snp't
DP.. .I.N. IHH.AlUi, of Tidlonto, has
rtitnrnsil to his practice alter nn nh
soncii of lour inonth'i, spent in tho llo. ,i
tals of New York, vheio ho w ill altend
calls in his profession.
ollicn in Kiireka OriiR Store, 3d door
itiuvo tho l.anU, Tidioiitc, l'a. 'uf
JOB WORK
DONK AT Tllli
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At Vie lowest cavil prices, neatly, prompC
ly, and in et'j'e cqwd to that of nnji
other c. hdiUfhmcnt in the Dielrict.
BUSINESS CARDS.
snow cahd.s
VISITING CAUL.,
SCHOOL CAEO
V E D DI N GC A ll D.
rKOGKAUMI'S,.
INVITATIONS,
15 ALL TICKETS,
DMISifION TICKETS,
EN VELOPEi
EILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
(
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS.
DODC.EI
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SIIirTING TAGS, &'c.