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W. R. DUNK EDITOR.
WEMESD1Y MORmC, AUG. SO, 1876.
Republican National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT
RUTHERFORD B. HAYS,
of Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Congress,
GEN. HARRY WHITE,
of Indiana County.
For Stat Senator,
J AS. GREEN
8ultject to action f the district conferees.)
For Assembly,
J. B. AGNEW.
For District Attorney, . 'j
S. D. IRWIN.
For Coroner, '
W. C. COBURN.
For Jury Commissioner,
P. V. MERCILLIOT.
TILDEN'S PERJURY.
On the 26th day of December, 1863,
"Samuel J. Tilden made the following
osUh:
"I hereby certify that the .following
is a true and faithful statement of the
pains, profits, or income of Samuel J.
"Tilden, of tho Cit of New York, and
county of New 1 ork, State of New
York, whether derived from any kind
of property, rents, interests, dividend?,
salary, or from any profession, trade,
employment, or vocation, or from any
other source whatever, from 1st day of
January to dlst day or December,
1SG2, both days inclusive, and subject
to an income tax under the Excise
"Jaws of the United States. Income
from all sources, $7,118."
In his answer, under oath, to the
complaint of the St. Louis and Terre
ilaute railroad, he declares :
"That for such services the defend
ant, Tilden, made a charge of ten
"thousand dollars against said second
mortgage bondholders, aud the said
charge was paid, by or on behalf of
said second mortgage bondholders, on
MieJJth of Uctober, 1862;
- that the defendant, Tilden, for a part
-of his services aforesaid, also made a
charge of the like sum often thousand
'dollars on accounfof professional ser
vices jenlered to tho first mortgage
bondholders and the receivers, which
was paid to him by the said Azariah
C. Flagg; and which pay
ment appears under date of Novem
ber 7, 1862, in a statement annexed to
the first report aforesaid, as having
been receipted fcr by the said Tilden,
'-on account of professional services.' "
The New York JStaais Zdtung, which
lias supported Mr. TilJeu, isveryanx
nous over the above conflicting affida
vits. It says "if he cannot give a sat
isfactory explanation he is not a fit
man for the Presidency." One or two
Democratic papers declare it is a
private matter, and is nobody's busi
e. It is not a private matter, as it
involves two publie crimes perjury
and swindling the Government. The
New York Times, which brought out
the charges, affirms its ability to prove
that the two affidavits were actually
made.' Hence this case must bo wet,
and cannot be sneered down as a cam
paign lie. Mr. Tilden must answer.
Oil reached $4 on Saturday last,
tind yesterday's Derrick has the follow
ing in regard to that and the two pre
ceding week days :
Last Friday morning the market
opened at $2.90. Since that time, in
only three days, there has been an ad
vance of $1.12 J, something that never
occurred before in the history of the
oil trae. Some of the better posted
speculators have been contemplating
marked advance, few of them, how
ever, if any,80 great an appreciation
and in consequence were carrying
quite lurgo quantities at the com
mencement of it. Many of them have
made handsome fortunes. We are
quite reliably informed that one of the
speculators' hero is about $75,000
Ahead, and several others nearly or
.quite as much. Many -of them count
their profits realized on Friday, Satur
day and to-day's work by tens of .thou
tands, and few of ihera by anything
Jess than thousands. Large numbers
of outsiders w ho rarely, if ever, .have
anything to do with the market .have
been induced to'tako a chance" and
have realized good profits. Young
men with limited capital and board
bills to pay have purchased calls at
prices they little expected tho market
would reach, and have realized profits
raaging from fifty to a thousand dol
lars. It is safe to say tl.o Oil Ex
change was never the scene of so much
fcxciUii-cnt in three consecutive days.
That tho pruGts wtro almost fabulous
juav bo stcu ut a glance. Suy a mau
bought ono thousand barrels Friday
morning at $2.40 and held it until this
afternoon, and then sold at $4.02), he
would realize in the single transaction
$1,625.00. Not less than 1,500,000
barrels have changed hands during
the three days, on all of which some
one realized profits.
Our Washington Letter.
Special to the REPunucAir.
Washington, D. C, Aug. 28, '76.
The harmonious action of the New
York Republican delegates rt Sarato
ga; the evidences they presented of a
complete unifaction of all the various
factions of tho party in the State ; the
fusion of the Liberal and Independ
ent voters with the straight-out Re
publican organization, and the unani
mous nomination of one of tho most
popular leaders of the State brought
rejoicing to many an anxious, doubt
ing Republican heart; and dismay
and grief to many heretofore hopeful
Democrats, who have been left over
here, to supervise the work, of the
campaign, aud thousands of others
temporarily or permanently residing
here aud wha stand prominently iden
tified with one or the other of the
great parties who are soon to lock
horns in a struggle for the mastery
and control of the nation for tho next
four years. They regard New York
as the State that will decide the con
test for good or ill ; and there is no
question but what the Democrats had
founded about all their hopes upon
Republican dissensions, aud the mis
givings of Republicans were quite as
generally baed on their apprehensions
that no way of compromise would be
found.
Cheering intelligence also comes
with every breeze sweeping in from
the Prairies of tho great West and
Northwest. Even California sends
greetings and assurances of a complete
victory ; and from tho character of
the warfare being urged against the
nltra copperhead candidate for Gov
ernor of Maine, under the furious lead
ership of Senator Blaine, it is entirely
safe to predict a triumph in that State
more complete than any that has
cheered the loyal masses there and
elsewhere for the past six or eight
years.
New evidences of Mr. Til Jen's total
unfitness for the place he aspires to
are every day coming to light, shock
ing bis honest supporters and threat
ening panic among the plotting coc
spiritors who head the Democratic
forces, as they reRlieebow the reformer
cheated even his own friends at the
St. Louis convention. The New York
Times makes a charge of perjury
against the great reformer, that, un
less it can be shew to be a "campaign
lie" as some of Tildcu's champions
have characterized it, must prove
hopelessly disastrous.
Whichever horn of this dilemma be
chooses cannot much matter as to the
verdict. The publication has occa
sioned much dismay in Democratic
circles. There is a fearful looking
forward to judgment, somewhat reliev
ed by the iope that he can in some
uuthought of way reconcile hi3 two
statements. Apparently well founded
charges of crookedness in all direct
ion are Wing made, which are begin
ning toliave a very paralyzing effect
upon his Adherents.
Washington has been captured by
an army of Centennial xcursionists,
chiefly from the West, but with a
good sprinkling from the East and
South. They are increasing each day,
and bid fair to crowd the Exposition
for the remaining months of its exist
ence. New attractions in the way oi
cattle shows, regattas and other inter
esting features have been devised,
which.it is hoped, may largely in
crease the attendence. Washington
presents many points of interest to
these visitors and they make an indus
trious use of all their special seuses,
and tax their powers of locomotion to
their utmost, that no locality may be
neglected and that they may resume
theit mcanderings with an exhaustive
inoujedgo of the National Capital, as
one of the accompjiahtaents acquired
by theirCentenuial journey.
Other than the presence of thes1
visitors, our city is suffering from the
.usual stagnation following the ad
journment of Congress ; the removal
of the President with his family to the
sea-shore, and the absence of many
other officials en their annual leave,
liut the re-pavement of Peunsylvania
Avcuuo aud the resumption of work
upon the Washington Monument, sus
pended ruauy years ugo, promise, in
toniitcliou with political events, to
make this a more than orJinnrily
eventful season.
Confusion reigns supreme in the de
partments where every ono is demor
alized by tho suspense incident to the
preparations making for a slaughter
of officials, next October.
Maxwell.
Good Roasted Coffee, 23 cts, at
Robinson & Bonner's. Try it. 2t.
Teams Wanted. -For bark haul
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18-3L G. Brooks A Co
Register's Notico.
NOTICE ishcrcbygtven that the firstand
final necount of Nancy A. suable ami
John 7,ent.s, Administrators of tho estnto
of Peter Sibblo deceased, has leen projH-r-ly
filed for Uie September Term of tho
Orphans' Court of Forest County, and will
be presented for confirmation on Monday
of said Court. I). W. CLARK, Register.
Tiouesta, Aug. 28, 1878. 3t
Trial List, September Term, 1876.
Forest County, sr.
List of Cases set down for irial at a
Court to be held in and for said Count v,
commencing September 25, 1870:
No. Tr. Yr.
Janey Dale et ol vs. Robin
son A Bonner
Elizabeth Ooer vs. It. C. Scott
et al
Samuel Duff va. Jamca W.
Uuthrio
George Baraxrd vs. Joseph
Cook
J. II. Dorrickson et al vs.
John McDonald et al
Mary M. Woodington Adinrs
et al vs. James Shrivcr
Adinrs et al
Geo. W. Dean vs. J. IT. Ding-
man et al
Charles Murphy et ux vs.
Thomas Porter
S. C. Sloau vs. Geo. W. Dilh-
ridgo it Co.
Darius Tubey vs. Wood "A
Kali-oner et nl
Sep. 1870
2 Feb. 1871
17 May 18C7
43 Dec 1874
44 Dec 1S75
10 May 1S75
0 May 1S75
70 Sep. 1873
14 Sep. 1875
9 Sop. 175
John Becker vs. J. 1). Hunt 18 Sep. 1870
Wallace Fleming vs. John
Peterson, Executor -S5 May 1ST3
Jairus 1). . Reck vs. Par
ous Copeland
J. F. Overhinder vs. Chas.
llinton
J. G. Wolf et ux vs. J. Shaw
key J. G." Root vs Geo. Morgan
J. A. Proper, successor for
use vs. J. W. 1L Kcisiiiger
45 May 1S70
60 Sep. 1S76
S Sep. 1C6
35 May 1S76
i t ai Aufira
Jesse Carson vs. R M. Car
7 May 1ST
son
Jacob Wagoner vs. J. A.
Dale et al
Freeman A Corlct vs. Goo.
W. Dithridge A Co.
Jas. Harriott vs. J. G. Bon-
24 Sep. 1876
23 May 1870
44 Feb. 1870
19 Sep. 1S76
ton ct al
M. D. Hall A Co. vs. R. M.
Carson
Jared M Brush ct al for uso
vs. Hugh McNe.il f t al
J. W. II. Reisinger et al Ad-
43 Sei. 1870
1 Dec 1S75
mr i v. j. M. Kepler
Goo. Morgan vs. U. X. I
17 Feb. 1870
Lacy 21 Feb. 1S76
arren Savings Rank of
Warrou, Pa. vs. J. Cobb A -v
Son 40 May 1S7G
Citizens' National Bunk of
Warren, Pa. vs. J. Cobb A
Sn 39 May 1876
S. S. Hoi brook ot al vs. Sei
dell Whitman 67 Sep. 1876
D. W. CLARK, Pro ho notary
Tionesta, Aug. 28, 1370.
PROCLAMATION.
Witerkas. ThITon. L. I). Wet more,
President Judsre of tbo Court of -Common
Picas and Quarter-Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, tSc, at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence cn tho
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being tho
2th day of Sept. 1S7. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices or tho Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev bo
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other romcmbrancos, to do thoso things
which to their ollices appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that aro
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to proeouto
against them as shall be Just. Given un
der my hand and seal A. D. 1870.
JUSTISSIIAWKEY, Sheriff.
JE(u(c Notice.
Estate of Mary Dale deceased, lato of
Tionesta Township, Forest county. Ah
persons indebted to said estuto are re
quested to make immediate payment, and
tlioRe having legal Claims against the same
will present them, without dely, in proper
order for settlement to
KAXCV DAWSON-, Administratrix,
or MILKS W. TATK, Att'y,
Juno 20, 1S70 12 0 TionesU, Pa.
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N AND AFTER Sunday, July 2, 1870,
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STATIONS,
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It. I No. t N.). 6 No, 1 No. No
a in p m p in p m n m p m
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W Pen Jnnel0:02 3:18 Khr.0 (Irf57 4:fcf 4:Wi
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ICmleuton 12:48 C:53 2:f.r 4:01 10:2.". 12:00
Scrubgras 1:27 7:40 4:b 8:30 t;42 10:32
Franklin 2:03 8;1. ft:2ri 2:52 0:0 I': 10
Oil City 3:30 8:50 0:20 2:20 8:25 8:25
Oloopolis 2:40 8:35 10:31 0:10
EagloRock 3:(Xi 0:00 10:20 5:51
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Tidiouto 4:11 11:50 0:08 8:20
Irvineton 5:00 1:15 8:20 1; 10
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Corry 4:47 :13 11:50 5:55
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Buhalo 8:05 1;05 0:55 12:30
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of Tho Kansas Pacific Homestead. ln'4
Qryry A WEEK guaranteed to Male an t
Oil Femalo agonts, In tholr locnllly.
Costs nothing to try it. l'crticnlai's Free.
P. O. Viekcry A Co., Augusta, Me. 1S-U
$5 g $20 1?
cr day at home. Term
ree. Address Gei. Slinsoi
t Co., Portland, Mo. 13 t
fIND READING, Psychoinancy, Fus-
XtLctnatlou. houl t hariuiiiu-, Mcsimci
ism, nnd Marriago ni.lf, showing now
cithur sex may fascinate nnd & U.i t'io iovo
mid nlTcction of any person they i 'loose iu
fttantlv. 4M p iges. B v mall 6(5 els. 1 1 ant
C Co.," i:i!S. 7th St., I'hila.. 18 4
WANTED. Any poison inn i iaj. J.",()0
a month selling our lettcr-roj ;.'i'ig
book. Any ono that has ri letter to wn;
will buy it. No press or water u.-d.
Send stnmp for eircnlar. Excelsior Co.,
17 Tribune Building, Chleiig III. 18 4
pARDS, CARDS. 31 Extra Mixed VTst
V- ltin Csrds, with name 10c or CO for
2"c. Mellenvillo Curd Co., lellenvillo.
Col. Co., N. Y, H 4
JJ finely print vl, sent tor2"ic. We have
200 styles. Ap-nta wanted. 0 t-tvni les for
stamp. A. II. Fuller C Co., ProcWlou.
M ass.
H 4
Q TExtra Fine mixed onrds, w,'th n:Kio,
0 10 cents, pot pKid. L. Jencs A C..
Nassau, N. Y. la 4
GOV. HAYES,
and reliable. Endorsed from ciii.irU
sources, Itnre clia' ce l ir n-rnt i. S-'curo
territory nt once. For circulars and t-rrns
address (iuaker City VubEsly-iy Co..
i'hila.. Pa. . 1- 1
LAWD FOR SALG,
Of farming and timlier lauds ; Dear tk.e
great Kanawaha River, In Putnam (.'mj?i.
Iv Vu Vlrc.:,.:.. i.. .... .. ...j..- . ft-.
purchasers. fSoil KKd, wa'er pcr; .j.r
nniindant, tbnber excellent: c'l.-.rnht-s,
schools and iiiillseonvciilimi; t Itlo pi feci.
Prico f'l to .? per acre. Trrins iKcomyi. .
dating. Send for full description to .1. L.
MtLcan, Winticld, Putnam County, Wi.t
Vinriniu n
SOLID WEAMKT T
$t!0ti,000 IN GIFTS I
Grandest Scheme ever PreseniioJ to tho
Pubt.c!
A FORTUNE FOR ONLY Si?.
rPIIK Kentucky Cash Distribution Com--L
pany, nuthoried by a special act of
the Kentucky Ee.nstature, for the bneiit
of tho Public Si hool ) of Frnnkloi t, will
have the liist of their Mri s of Griuul
Drawings at Major Hall, in the C:tv or
Frankfort, Ly., on
THURSDAY, A UOI.'ST .11, i:
on which occasion they wi'l ,-.s.-r'.bnle to
the ticket-holders tho fmmen--e m.iii i
S 6 O O , O O O .
Thos. P. l'orter, Ex-Governor Ky., Gi-u-
eral Manat-er.
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONF-MF-NTI
as wo will have a series of Grand V :i v! .gs
and can not establish tho precedent of
postponing.
LIST OF OtfTS t"
Ono grand cash gift.. ...$r9
Ono grand cash gift.. 1.0 :y
Ono fraud cash gift I'joot)
Ono uiuild . Lsll irilY iij iH)!l
One grand cash ultt ) W)
Ono niiiiid cnsligift MMO
M Cu h uirwof Jl.iKUl each MC00
1oM'umIi gifts of 6i0eRch 60 tH)
100 Cicdi gifts of
400 each 40 00"
Hto null gills or
21 ill Casli gllLsof
(iOO CiinIi gills of
10,000 Cimli Kills of
Hi M each .10 000
200 each 40000
100 each tioooo
12 each 120 000
To41, 11.1MI glftH, nil cash GOO 000
Pit ICE F TICKETS:
Wholi, tickets, Z Halves, ft; Quar
l"is. IMIckoUs, miuO; L71 tickets, f:i00;
W lleUels, f.r.00; Doi tickets, f 1,000. 100,
0O IIcIu'Im nt f 12 each.
I loo. E. II. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
Hie entire board ot City Coiincilmon, lion.
Alvln Duvull, lato Ch'ief Justico of Ken
lucky, and jlher distinguished iviti.ens,
together with such disin to rested persons
ns tho ticket holder present may dewig
Uf'o Will superintend the drawing.
Remittances can be nnulo by i'.xpress.
Draft, l'ostotlico Money order, Rouble ed
Ltter, mado payable to Kentucky C.sh
Distribution Conipany.
ah oommunUmioiiM connected w.'
distiulmtion and ord'-r for Tkjai.s,
l.ppllctjo,jS -of vLtJvij-i fj (sell tic
bfiCUld be ndjiessed to- '
HN.'TJIOS. P. PORTER.
2 4 ' Gcneiul Maiuiivr, (''rim k fort,
Or G. W, BAlli;0V A CO.,
iv u iKimi'iJi t;mni
710 Broadway, N. Y.
FITS & EPILEPSY
iositivi:i.y cliii:s.
Tho worst eases of tha longest ktandioc.
by using Dr. HEBBARD'S CURE. I
liu .ii..kl llt.uiunn.la .....I ..-ill oiu. tl fiftt
for a rnso it will not bonelit. A bottln sciu
freo to nil addressing J. E. PIlSill.t N
iianiibt. Oilloo: I'jOj Broadway,
iork. .!
l?m T 1T n The best course
w Vi Keeping, tho bt .t f-y-
tcui of actual practice, 'the most ek'V
penmausmp, ttio towcsl raTcWoi bo.-r.i
tuition, at Washiiig'ou I'u: ines t. lii '
Jvncstowi), N. Y. Ci ret Jam free. '
Q() CENTENNIAL Fancy .
.t-JV Curds, or 2 Jet with name r
fftr 2'3cts. Something entirely new.
dr-vs R. G. Adims .V Sen, Cfcrtiw-1
V .illMIL'ia l Oil .1 V. . V.
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