mt forest $fpuMin.
W. R. PUSS . , . , , EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORMSG, SOY. . 1871.
Perscription for the Times.
Things are in a flurry suro enough.
A railroad did not come, up lo time,
atid so a Trust Company blew up. TlteJ
explosion knocked over some banks
and bankers thai had inconsiderately
been trying to carry railroads on their
shoulders. Oilier banks hoard the
noise, and, solid ad trustworthy
enough though they were, all ran in
doors for shelter, and hid their money
boxes. Business men looked on in
wonder, and business walked along on
gingerly tiptoe. And now, when the
whole matter is plain, and absurd uu
csiuess still uiakeit the knees of busi
ngs tremble. This is all wrong, and
may bo ruiuojis. Strong meu must
"set their face like a flint" against this
folly. Good will come out of this, all
banks shall be cuicd of the speculative
fever tbat has burned into their bones,
and soberly become what they ought
to be, the helper and fosterer of act
ual agricultural and mechanical pro
ducers. Let there be no hoarding of
money; but let every man pay his
debts, aqd keep the curreucy moving.
Fay at once, and don't hesitate, and
your creditor will be' encouraged to
pay his debts, and so good will be
done all along the liue. This is our
prescription, and we charge nothing
for it; and we hope that our customers,
good bensensible men tljat they arc,
will take it kindly, and give the same
advice to tho general public. Typo
graphic Advertiser.
Thanksgiving Proclamation,
9 -.
Pennsylvania, es:
In the name and by the authority of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, John
F. Uqrtranft, Governor of said Com
monwealth. Whereas, Tho Tresident of the Uni
ted States, by his proclamation, has
appointed the twenty-seventh day of
novemuer nexi as a day of thanks
giving. J do, therefore, recommend that the
peoplp of Pennsylvania, in accordance
with said pFoplamntiou, shall meet on
said day, in their rpspeptjv'e places
of worship, to return thanks to Al
mighty God for the manifold mercies
He has vouchsafed to us during the
past year, and to implore q continu
ance of His favor, and to pray that
the iWHietod people of other of these
United States may be delivnrod from
the pestilence which is within their
borders.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State, at Harrisburg,
this 30th day of October, in the year
of our Ijnril mm thmiamrl Ain-bt
liunJred and seventy-three, andof
t'e Commonwealth the uinety
eighth. By the Governor: M. S. Quat,
Secretary of the Coramouweajth,
Mr. Greaves, the artist, and lady
are at present visiting Judge Dale.
Mr. Greaves has been practicing (lis
jwofession In Warren during the past
rewflnonths. Forest Republican.
And he has practiced it quite suc
cessfully too, judging by the capital
portrait of Mr. Jamieson now on ex
hibition in Mr. Reig's show window.
The portraits of two grand children
of Mr. J. H. Eddy, a son and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, of Titus
ville, were also to be seen there a few
evenings ago, both beautiful pictures.
Several other capital specimens of his
skill have also been seen in hi studio
during the Summer and Fall. Among
mem mo portrait or Mrs. I4. p. Wat
Bon, her father Judze Eldred. Mrs.
, Jamieson, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Beecher's
, father, and several members of the
Cobliuin family, bear ample testimo
ny to his good taste and artistio skill
in enabling you to see "yourself as
others see you." Those who want his
work should send in their orders, as
he has to leave soon to fill other en
gagements. V'e believe he is to paint
one of Judge L. D. Wetmore for the
Jrie bar. It arren Mail.
-The following items we clip from
the iirookville Ju publican :
We learn that a man employed by
A-. iiciui v arrinr as nosiier, ten jrom
the nay mow 011 battirday evening last,
receiving severe injuries. A report
was circulating that his neck was bro
ken, but this tvus incorrect.
Ou Tuesday of last week, Mr. Peter
liaum, while encased at hnulinir coal
from RsynoM-tville, was thrown off
the wag-ou in the vicinity of Deenier's
saw mill, the wag;nii passing over bis
Jeir, croaking it just above the ankle,
His injury is quite serious aud will
confine him at home for some time.
Charles Blooingreen, a Swede, while
employed to-day, (Thursday) at mov
ing a lond of furniture, when in the
neighborhood of the school house at
Milehill, on lis Ueyuoldsville road,
the team ran olf, throwing bira out
of tbe wugou aud among a mass of
rocks, where he was found shortly af
terwards, his head being fearfully cut
and almost scalped. JJr. Seeny was
called, and reports the rase favorable
aUhough very serious.
On Monday evening a desperate
fight took place in the lot to the rear
of our office, between a gnmbler who
had been playing "three rard monte"
in one of the stables, and two other
men named McGregor and Brown. It
transpires that tho latter had risked
their money on the game, and losing
it, of course, they proposed recovering
it by pommeling t ho "slight of hand
performer," and right well did they
do the job. In the melee two of the
men fell from the poarch of one of the
back buildings, a distance of about
twelve fuct, and narrowly escaped se
rious injury. This seemed to be a con
test between roughs, and though rough
and brutal, called for little sympathy
from tbe moral portion of our community.
To thk Citizens op Pennsylva
nia. Your attention is specinlly in
vited to the tact that tho National
Banks are now prepared to receive
subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
the Centennial Hoard ot f inance. Ihe
funds realized from this source are to
be employed in tho erection. of the
buildings for the International Exhi
bition, and the expouses connected
with the same. It is confidently be
lieved that the Keystone State w'ill be
represented by the name of every citi
zen alive to patriotic commemoration
of the one hundredth birth-day of the
nation. .The shares of stock are offer
ed for $10 each, and subscribers will
receive a handsomely steel encrraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable tot fram
ing and preservation as a national
memorial.
Interest at the rate of six per cent.
per annum will be paid on all pay;
ments of Centcnial Stock from date
of payment to January 1, 1870.
Subscribers who are not nenr a rfa
tional Bank can remit a check or post
oflico order to the undersigned.
Fredk. Frai.ey. Treasurer.
tf 904 Walnut St.. Philn.
-Marriage Certificates, Biuufc
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subpoenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants aud
Informations, for sale at this office, tf
THE BEE HIVE STORE!
MY MOTTO:
''PAIR DEHINC 4P JUSTICE TO ALL,"
HAVrXO purchnsod the storo house
and business of
PROPER & RECK,
X am now opening a fi osh stock of
FALL and WINTER
COOP S .
CoiiHlHtinjj In part of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS AND
CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOKS,
GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, QUEENS
WARE Eto.
Also,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTIIS.
AND CARPETS,
Which I will sell at extremely low prices.
14. DIES' DRESS GOODS,
I have in such varieties and quantities that
cannot fail to ilcaso tho most
fastidious.
HATS,
HQODS,
NUBIES
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS. Ao.
of almost all kinds, color and styles.
READY-MADE OLOTIIING,
for Men, Boys and Youths.
In fact everything usually kept in coun
try stores.
1 cordially Invite all my old customers
io Rive mo a call in my new store, and
will try and satisfy them that I will sell
them goods as cheap, if not cheaper than
they can be purchased elsewhere. I would
also extend an invitation to all who como
here to trade, to Kivo me a call and exauir
ine my gooda and prices.
F'-'y M. EINSTEIN.
Tiio Republican'Ofhce-
KEEPS coualautlv on hand a lart?e as
soi tment ot Blank Deo.l.', Murtiraitea
Subiy'uas, Warrants, Summous, Ac. lo
bo sola cfaeaj, for easi,, tf
$2500 A YEAR
w w niado with our splendid
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It represents sample pages and style of
binding of 50 Intenselv interesting ami
useful looks, that sell "in every family.
Host, thing ever tried by canvasser.
Agents Wanted, to make a pormanont
business on those works in every county.
Prospectus sent post-paid on receipt of
price, $1.50. For circulars and liberal
tonus, address John K. Potter A Co., pub
lishers, Philadelphia, Fa. ;u 4t
T)OLARIS MVSTKKIKS solved i disas
A tern anil escapes vividly portrayed.
Hoe FROZEN ZONK and its KXPL'ult:
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most profusely illustrated with decant
steel and wood engravings. A fascinating
history of Arctic adventurer. Tho most
salablo book out, Airents Wanted. Mend
for terms and sample pages to Mutual
Publishing Co., Hartford Conn. 31 4t
CJO Ofl In four week's canvassing
4tl.OU was one agent's protit nu
Rryants Library of Poetry and song; tia
In one week on The New Hmiskocper's
Manual, by Miss needier and Mra.Stowe.
Any active man or woman can have an
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Millions of ncrcs of the first lands on
the Continent, in Kastern Nebraska, now
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the market at prices tliut UKFY COM PK
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Five and Ten Years Crotlit Oi ven, with In
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Tho Land Orant Itonds of tho Company
taken at par for binds. Thev can now b
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irfr-Fnll iiarticul'aiw piven, npw Guide
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To tnert the vrijent demand of the times the
Fl.OREM'K PF1VINU MACHINE TO.
have determined to
REDUCE PRIOES.
and trill herettftcr sell fAei'$u. Machineor
$15, imrf ofAcr stjlvs in proportion.
THE FLORENCE
i' the ONLY Sewing Maehine that fredn thn
work backward and forward, or to the rirfht
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oren freaui J.i fjcvi t;t AJSl Slill'l
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IT IS NOW THE CHEAPEST
Florence, Mass., &ov. 1, 73. Ageitts Want
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nTTTW At Wholesale and Retail.
UUilO Donlilo Guns. &t and on
wards; Brcech-Loaders, $10 toJISO.ltiftes,
Revolver, Dart Guns and Cup Lilies.
Goods sent to all parts of the country by
express C. O. 1., to bo examined belore
pai.l for. We send a genuiiio W. A C.
Seott dr Sins' Mozr.lo Loader, with Flask,
t-oucu ami moaning i;ki. nicciv imxed.
feir $15. Send sLiiiio for Price List. Smith
A Squires, 523 Broadway anil 00 Chatham
iX. I. 27 4
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Dy innings, (. lapp lo., liosion, loriuor
lv J. R. Nichols A Co.. keens cider sweet
all tho year round, Kow York, 'Office, U
College Place. 27 4
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By all who will work us. If upon writing
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you one dollar for your trouble. Send
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tC Tfl OfV l10r t,av I Amenta wanted I
I U 4U All classes of working
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LAND, A. M., or9L. L. t PR AG UK,
Kingoton, Pa,
PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
o
X AND AFTER Monday, June 6, 1871,
Trains win run as loiiows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Oleopolis,
Bennett,
Woods
Prathers Mill
Pithole City
No. 2.
No. 4.
30 p in
8.28
3, J 8 "
3.10 "
2 5-0 '
10.25 am
10.38 '
10.;iu f
10.24
ll.Od
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
I4TATIONH. So. 1. No. 3.
Pitliolo ( it v, 8.40 a m 1.20 p m
Prathers Mill 8. 48 " 1.48
Woods 8.5(1 " l.ftrt "
Bennett 11.02 " 2.0J '
Oleopclis D.ltl ' 2.14 "
All Trains make closo conno!tons
at Olcopolis with trains on the Oil Creek A
Allegheny River BaiJtvuy, North and
South.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
Pitliolo Citv. Miller Farm and Pleasant-
villo, inakiiigcoiiueutioii witharrivingaud
dejiartiug Trains. J. T, BLAIH,
II. WICK1IAM, Sup't.
J TieketAgont, Pitliolo City, Pa.
J" OB WORK ol ail kinds" done""at thliTof
hce on short notice.
JOB WORK
DONE A? TlfK
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At the lowest cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and in style eqwil to that of any
other establishment in the District.
BUSINESS CARDS,
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARL.,
SCHOOL CARDS
EDDf N Q CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
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BILL HEADS,
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CIRCULARS,
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POSTERS.
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHirFING TAGS, Ac.
13,000, 000 A .Cttl.L.
Tim c!r'iu'e..l Land in mark .
the
ukioji F.icinc RA'LRoao cmni;
l.i tluMlie.it Piatto Vail r
3,OC0,O00 Aor in Central Ni brC"i .
Now lor s in trai t i ol lortv i cr'"
upwards "H live mid ten years' c 'USl.Jlc .
ailvHnre iiceresl rfquired.
Milil .m l h'-a!:bfnl elinnile, llrt KU,,
an ulion lu icnoi gijnd water.
I'lli: PEST MARK KT I N Jl IK VT.T1i-:
The r. real ininin-r region ol V .
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by .in luirs of Plttlo Vailey.
Soldior e:i',i'.l:l to a Ilornestea'l of lOft
Aoreo. ,
THE BEST LOCATION FOE 00L03ITA
FREE HOMES FOR ALL! Million,
of Acres of choice (iovvrnmcnt Lands open
for entry under Hie llonieste-td Law, ner
lliis(i:"ut Railroad, Willi all tho conven
iences nl'an ol I set'led couniry.
1'r.io passes to purchiuers 'of Railroail
Lands.
Sectional Maps showing the Land, aUo
new edition of hoscriptivu pHinplilet with
new Maps mailed free everywhere.
Address o. F." DAVIS,
Land Cnmnrsu'ouer U. P. K. R.
64-41 Omaha, Nab.
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15-2 in. Now Brighton, Pana.
ebrIsIFgP1 mill.
a MIR ORIST MILL at Nebraska (Ijcy
. town,) Forest county, has been thor
oughly overhauled and refitted in first
class order, and la now runuing and doing
all kind, of
CUSTOM O It I 3T n I H O.
FLOUR,
FKKD, AND OATS.
Constantly on hand, and sold at the very
lowest figures.
4J-bm II. W. LEDEBUR.
JVANTPD We wi" ive e,,er-
A AX-.getio men A women
BUSINESS THAT WW- PAY
from f 4 to 8 per day, can bo pursued in
your ows, ueighhorlnxxl, and is strictly
honorable.. Particulars free, or sainple's
tliat will suable you to go to work at once.
will bs seut on rscoipt of two threo cent
stamps.
Addrs-is J. LATHAM A CO.,
11 ol ; 2 Washington HU, Boston, Mass.
Tiio oldest and most reliable Institution
for obtaining; a Morcaiitilo Education.
-41, Practical business men asustruc
tors. For information, wrile for a circular to
P. 1'UFFA HONS. Pillbburgh, Pa.
M'CI.KLI.AX'M
INSTITUTE FOR B0Y$!
Wot Chester. Pa. A" beautiful no. I
At
elevated hituation, 22 miles west of Phila
lel)hia. .spacious Play-grounds, with
tlyninasiuin. .Students prepared for Col
lego, Polytechuiu Schools or Business.'
Special provision mado lor very young
boys. Many students remain, as boarders,
during Summer vacation. Session begins
Sept. 10. Address KOHKKT M, M'CI.l:-LAN.