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WEDNESDAY MfiLMXfi. SF.rT. 20, 187G.
Republican National Ticket.
FOR FRKSI DENT
JUJTHERFORD B. II AYS,
of Ohio.
"FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York.
ELECTORS.
AT lATtaB
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER.
JOHN V. CH ATjFANT.
1. JOItN WET .SIT,
2. 11KNRY BOSTON, '
3. CH HIST! AN J. H OFFMAN,
4. CHAKLES THOMPSON JONES,
5. EDWIN II. FITLER,
. JOSEPH W. BARNARD,
7. BENJAMIN SMITH,
8. JACOB KNABB,
9. JOHN It. WAHFItli,
10. JOSKril THOMAS,
11. ARIO PARBKI5,
12. LEWIS BUGHK,
13. EDWARD S. S1LLIMAN,
14. WILLIAM OALDKR,
15. MILES L. TRACY.
16. S. W. STARKWEATHER,
17. PANIFL J. MORRKLL,
18. JEREMIAH LYOMS,
19. WILLIAM HAY,
20. WILLIAM CAMERON,
SI. J; U. BONLKY.
, 2i. HAKISIj O'NEILL,
2.1. WILLIAM NEEB,
24. "AN BREW B. BEROKR,
tfi. SAMUEL M. JACKSON,
26. JAME3 WESTEKMAN,
27. W. W. WILBUR.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
., ' For Congress, "
GEN. IIARRY WHITE,
i , of Indiana County.
' ' Yot StaW Senator,
' JAS. GREEN
Subject to action of the district conferoea.)
For Assembly,
J.B. AGNEW.
For DistrictAttoriicy,
:S. D.IRWIN.
. iFor Coronor,
W. C. COBURN. H
Tor Jury Commissioner,
,' P. V. MERCILLIOT. ,
Our Washington Letter.
Special to the Repcblicaw.
.Washington, D. C, Sept. 15, '7G
That "troubles never come i
lias been proven in the case of the
Tlourbon Democracy within the .pw t
two months. ' 'Tilden was no soonei
nominated than a record which would
ivot'bear a very close inspection was
unroll! to the Faze of a multitude -ef
enemies
i Tk r..rnwr
needed no microscope to
falso character of charlatan who was
nominated because of bU financial
iouudncss and his exceptional exploits
as a "reformer." This record was
remorselessly scrutinized and It was
established beyond civil or dispute
that he stood with the copperhead
party in opposition to "coercion" and
to the war for the preservation of the
Union. It was ascertained that he
had, as is alleged and generally be
lieved committed perjury to avoid
naviuff his allotted share ot the ex-
oense of a war precipitated by tho
political party of which he was recog
nixed as a leader. He was found
charged with having appropriated to
lis own use, thousands of dollars, com
Tiiitted to his custody as a sacred liust.
Jle was openly accused of having swin
.died thousauds of laboring men out
of the fruits cf their labors by the
fraudulent ifiiue of shinplasters. He
was known to have been in
associated with a ring of the
knaves that ever disgraced the polit
ical annals of New York city. lie
forfeited the respect and confidence of
cvery'friend of hard money by bis
disgraceful capitulation to the repudi-
Ators of the est in order to secure
Leir support in Lis race for tho Presi
dency. His "reform" pretentions
have been shown to be so inconsistent
with the practico of a life time, aal
the traditions of Ms party which ha
las followed with the bigotry and
blind teal'of a devotee that tie very
term "reform" has come to be regard
ed as a synonym fur tho cunning of
tricksters.
Northern Statca woro selected as
experimental grounds, where it was
proposed to overcotuo tho intelligent
conviction cf the iaascs in iheir hos
tility to the rebel copperhead party,
by the unstiuted uso of money. Ver
mont and Maine have spoken in thun
der tones in denunciation of the quack
jiretcuder in the attempt made to de
bauch tho voters of those Htates.
So rcckles?, and confident were
lhc managers in "New York State, that
a their nominating convention two
Wtt
ks
Mr. Dorehtitucr was snub
bed and insulted by the leaders bo-
causo no liaa once ueiongeu to me
pnrty of loyalty and progress, and
they greeted the nomination ot Hora
tio Seymour, with a shout of approval
lmost as savngo as that with which
" "... 1
he was cheered when ho identified
..,..,, i him
himself with tho ferocious mob in 1563
by addressing tho murderers and in-
cendiariesof which it was composed as
"my friends." Two weeks later they
were driven by stress of circumstances
to accept another renegade Republican
as their leader.
In Massachusetts they attempted to
mask their sinister designs under the
cloak ofMr. Adams'-respectability,
who twelve short months before was a
candidate for Republican honors.
The explanations that have been
offered of Mi. Tildeu's alleged perjury
are so trifliDg as to only beget con
tempt for tho inventors' poverty of
resources.
Tho latcit cause of apprehension is
found in the invasion of Ohio aud In
diana by the men who are fresh from
their victories in Vermont and Maine.
Tho leaders are cowering before the
the blows which they expect to receive
and which ttiey know they deserve.
Au encouraging report by tho Com-
missioner ot internal ucvanue nas
been made to the effect that the re
ceipts of his oflko will be several mill
ion in excess of the estimates made at
tho annual rtport in December. This
fact only confirms the general testimo-
ny from all points, showing a healthy
revival in the business the whole
J
There are complaints of inadc-
quate force in many of the bureaus of
tho Departments. I presume much of
thedelavin the work at preseut is
due to the demoralization that has ex
isted iuco it became known that a
wholesale reduction was contemplated.
But there is no doubt that the dis
charges made will be seriously folt in
ft few weeks.
The Pension OfEco has been remov
ed from its old quarters near 7th street
to its new location at
the comer of
12th street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Secretary Morrill who is still in
Maine, has received the heartiest com
mendations of business men, for the
excellent judgment and tact displayed
in handling the new loan.
General Sherman holds to the be
lief that before next Spring the hostile
Indians will have been so throughly
thrashed that a recurrence ofourpres
' 1 -II I . T- J
lent war win never nappeii. ue aim
I L- . f - , .t
Oil ft tOtir Oil
inspection in tho West.
Political intcllifrence from the West
continues of the most cheering charac
ter as it also does from North Caro
lina.
Maxwell.
G R A N D
REPUBLICAN RALLY!!
A GRAND REPUBLICAN
Mass Meeting
WILL BE HELD AT
THE COURT- HOUSE,
TIONESTA, PA., ON
TUESDAY m. SEPT. 26.
ALL ARE INVITED.
Gen. Harry White
AND
Hon. J. H. Osmer,
of Franklin, and other cood speakers
.,, ,, . i
Will auuriaa tun lueeiiug.
Oome out, Republicans and do
bonor to the bonorablo' men who are
your caudidated for positions of trust,
and let the people eee that you are
steadfast aud earnest iu your eupport
of IIaye3 and Yheeler aud honest
Government. -
Come out, ye who are "on the fence'
and hear the truths that will land you
on the sid8 of .Principle and Right,
and lead you to vote for Hayes aud
Wheeler, the advocates cf true Reform,
and not boon compauious w ith Tweed
Morrisscy, and Wall Street pauiUers.
,Como out, Democrats, and hear tho
whole truth, and turn from the errors
of your ways. Hayes and Wheeler
are the nieu you had ought to vote fvr,
and we will prove it to you.
Come out. everybody, and w will
I do you good.
-
THE TWO PARTIES.
Tho history of tho two parlies is
well known to tho country. For tho
paPt fifteen years tho history of Re-
rublicamsm Lns been rkc an open
. . . . ii T .1
book, to bo read by an men. ioin-
i g nwu uu . . pYii.V r
chanter of political fidelity never
1oforo' cluaie,i. Jf in the performance
0f ;l3 niftrvelous work it has developed
a few faults, they arc, wheu compnrcrt
with its virtues, liko tho spots on the
wee or -o. . - - - ; -
by U)(J BlmleIltB of 8ciencC:
Double the labors of the responsi
bilities of the wholo history of the
Government nrovious to 1SG1, and
they fall short of the work performed
by the Republican party. Think, for
a moment, of the macniticent results
of its policy. A sound currency, Fafe
everywhere; public credit higher, than
ever before in tho markets of tho
world ; a wise homestead system that
has given free farms to millions; the
settlement of the vexed !Sau Juan
boundary question and t he Alabama
depredation claim against England ;
advantageous- treaties with nearly
every civilized nation, and hutunue
lnws, executed in a spirit of justice,
area few of tho results that go to
make up the grandest political record
of the century. Ctii any unprejudiced
mind review this record and allow
himself, for a single moment, to be
lieve that a party that has been so
true to the people's iuteresr that has
been instrumental in saving the na
tion, can now prove untrue to the
Republic that lives to-day because of
its fidelity and courage?
What can be said of the Democra
cy ? What good thing has it done du-
riug the past twenty years? The peo-
P' Know wnai oau tnings it nas uone,
nracmUn. flnvtKinrr n-nrftiv t iim.
-,- U has-been a stumblintr
block in the path of national progress.
It opposed 'the war lor the Uuion
the emancipation' of the slaves; the
vital amendments to the Constitution;
the protection of tho freed man; the
present currency system ; the collect
ion of tho revenue, and is on record
against nearly every measure proposed
for tho relief aud protection of the
people and the advancement of the
nation. What good thing has, it
done? Tho people wait for the answer,
but they will wait long before this
question can be replied to.' The mis
rule or the city ot isew iork; its
enormous debt; the millions stolen by
Democratic leaders ; the ascendency
of iguoranco and vice are but tho
shadows of misrule that would charac
terize . the nation under Democratic
government Wo appeal to every
man who loves his country to lay
aside pretty prejudices in this hour of
trial, and to pass judgment upon the
merits of th men and the parties they
represeut. In tho presence of a pub
lic danger private disputes must be
f 1 . .A r- 4 ' I Ii A M l t r w . h A ...... s
nsiuv. aho nnii0vi 1110 iitiwyu,
the peace ana security or i s citizens,
i"e F"""11". l UC.,I'"-5U "''-
ions who look to this Republic' for
suS of the Republican party. Let
i i i i .1
every friend of his country respond to
the call made upon him. Let him la
bor as if on his efforts depended tho
result. Au earnest worker cau ac
complish much. He can convince the
doubtful, strengthen tho weak, and
encourage all to work and vote. It
needs not the gift of eloquence to ad
vance a good cause. An rfonest pur
pose and the couracre to advocato the
right will invite the blessings of Prov
idence and win success. Republic-.
Trial List, September Term, 1876.
Forest County, sh.
List of Cases aet down for trial at a
Court to Lo held in and for said County,
commencing September 2., 1S70 :
No. Tr. Yr.
Nancy Bale ct al vs. Jtobin-
son'.t Bonner C Sep. 1STG
Eliz-ibeth Gecr vs. R. C. Seott
et al SM Feb. 1S71
Samuel Buff vs. James V.
Guthrie 17 May 1SC7
Georga Bam.'.rd vs. Joseph
Cook 43 Bee. 1S74
J. II. Berrickson et al vs.
John McDonald et al 44 Bee. 1S75
Mary M. Woodington Admrs
et at vs. james auriver
Admrs ct al
Geo. W. Beau vs. J. II. Ding
man ct al
Charles Murphy ct ux vs.
Thomas Porter
S. C. Sloan vs. Geo. W. Dith-
10 May 1S73
9 May 1S75
70 Sep. 1873
ri.lr., A- P..
14 Sep.
1S73
y,"-Wood
0 Sop.
10 Sep.
175
1670"
.Tnloi Ilm-kor vs. J. B. Hunt
I Walluoo Fleming vs. John
I Peterson, Executor
65 May 1S73 j
Jairus B. W. Reck
V8
Par-
Chas.
ous Cor eland
J. F. Overlandcr vs.
45 May lt7il
50 Sop. 1S70
II in ton
J. G. Wolf et ux vs. J. Shaw-
key 3 Sep. lf.70
j. ci. j;ooi vs iioo. iorcan oo JUity i,i
J. A. Proper, Successor lor
use vs. J. W. II. Uoislnger -
et al AJmm 27 May 1S76
Jesso Carson vs. It. M. Car
son 21 Sep. 1S76
Jacob Waaoucr vs. J. A.
Palo et ui 2a May 187(5
Freeman it Corbet vs. Geo.
W. Dithridje A Co. 44 Feb. IS7C
Ja-s. Harriott vs. J. G. Ben
ton el id 19 Sep. 1S7C
M. l. Hall A Co. vs. It. M.
Carstni 43 Sep. 1S70
Jared M Brush et al for nso
vs. Hugli McNeill t-t al 1 Pec. 1S75
J. W. H. Roisinger et al Ad-
nir's vs. J. M. Ki-plt r 17 Fe b. 170
cieo. Morgen vs. E. N. Lacy 21 Fob. l?Iii
'arrcn Savings Bank of
Warren, Pa. vs. J. Col.b A
Svn Ji May lt-70
Citix-ns' National Bank of
Wiu ron, l'.i. vs. J. Cobb A
Si.n 30 May lf-To
S. S. Holbr.sk et al vs. Sei
dell Whitman C7 Sep. l.'-IJ
B. W. CLARK, Piuihoi;ot.uy
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Furniture-. Rooms I
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tho l it fton- nf'Tlonosta, and tho pnl.li in
jroiicriii unit no nn nH-m-'i .-. j-j.--.
f".,i,v.v h'nn.x irrm: ,stokk in Ins
nr w lniil.linur nt (tin luni-lion ot'Elni St.
ami trio Butch Hill road, where hn keep
on baud h large assortment of
FURNITURE,
Consisting in paJ t of
Walnut Bailor Sets,
Chamber Set,
Cane HeatChaii-H,
Wood Sont Chnlrs.
Booking Chairs,
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Kitchen Furniture,
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Lounges,
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Dealer in
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERED
runniTUiiE!
FRANKLIN, ... PENN'A.
Consisting ot
Parlor, Oflleo and (loiumoii Furniture,
Mattresses, Billows, Window
Shades, l-'ixturos, Iook
ing Glasses, Ac.
Also, i;ent for Venango eoimtv lor th"
Celebrated MHiihaltan Spill. ' jlcd mid
O-ml'Miali'in Matircs.-.. s, ii...mi;'..(-tur,-'d
and for sale at m.v l-'iu niiui c arorei ins,
ljth street, lUi'.v Liln-lv. Call nnd icj
t-autplo Led. Si ) v
PROCLAMATION.
WftKHP. u 1'hn H 'i. L. 1. V' Itnoi'.i,
t v. .i id. ii t. .Indiio of Ui" Court "f Com.
inon I'lens and (JnarH rSi'-iMdtiH in rud (or
the oour.t Y !' Forest, has i:Jstrd his pro
ccot. for h'.'ldiiKft C'nirl .(' Coiofholl lions
(Juurlor Sessions, tVc, nt) Ti.ief-la, lor
tho County oi rori-a, m v .... . ..
fourth Monday "( U -la. bcft, being tho
" .111 day ot'Soj't. Is'1. Jwticw i tlioieluio
n l''.!io Coroner, .fur.! ices f.f the I'enco
uMdConsiablosor said ecntllV, t li.it flir-v be
th. n end there in their proper persons i.t
ton o'clock, A. M., of xnidifay, ui.lr lln-ir
rooords, inquifiilions oxammal imi mid
other i-eioeml. ranees, to do tluwo lhin
w hich to their otlloes appertain to hodou.,
and tothoso who are hound In recognr.ineo
to pi-ovccnTo ntrninst l!io pri.'-onoi s that aro
, Hindi bo In ihnlailof Forest County, that
thrv ho tin n and there prevent to prosoeutt.
ii'f.iiust tliem in shall In Just, taven un
ikrinv liaud and H'-al A. I. P'V1.
.iiisriswir.VWKUY. slterlff.
Ivdiitc of Mnrv Balo deeeaod, lato of
Tloitesla Township, I'ori-M eounty. , Air
porhons Indebted to ald ost-ite nre re
miestod to make immediate payment, and
thoso having lo-nl oiainis iigninut t!rrnmo
will present thoin, without dely, in pmr
order for sett lenient to .
NANCY DAWSON, Adininhdratri:;.
vr Mll.i:.S W. TATE, Atfy,
June -'(I, 1H7J - l 0 Tionosla, Pa.
Kogislcx's Notico.
NOTICE ishoiobvglvontli;.. ho lil-Mt Blld
llnal noootmt i'f Nahey A. Mi.'.ble and
John .cuts, Administrator! of tho tO'dri
of r l r Silil.lo do. eased, has been propo,
lv tiled for tho September Term of thrt
Orphans' Court of orost County, and will
!. prosonlod for eoritirmat ion 0,11 Monday
oOaid Court. B. W. CLARK, Iteglstor.
Tionosta, Aug. L'S, 1S7H. 3t
SOLID WEALTH!
f, 00,000 IN (ilFTAJ
Grandoft Schemo ever Prosntod to
tha
Pllhliol
A FORTUNE FOR ONLY III.
rpiIE Kentucky Cash Distribution Com.
A pany, authorized by 11 special act of
the Kentucky Legislature, for th benefit
of tho Bub lie Nchools of Frankfort, will
havo tho first of their pcrion of Grand
Brawinui at Major Hall, In tho Citv of
Frankfort, I.y., on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1S70,
on which occasion thev will iiistril)iita to
tho ticket-holders tho immeiisii Mini of
$600,000.
Thos. I. Porter, Ex-Governor Ky., Gen
eral Malinger.
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT!
as wo will havo a series of (irnnd Draw in-s
nnd can not establish tho precedent of
postponing.
LIST OF (IIFTH :
One grand cash gift
J ICO 000
r.o ooo
, 5T OtK)
, .IM) 000
, 10 ("Hi
. ft (Ii)
. r,o of)
. 50 0W
, 40 000
.. SOOtW
., 40 OfK)
,. CO WO
.. VMCW
.. 000 ow
Ono grand oasn gm -
Ono grand cash gift
One griind eash gift
Ono grand cash ui ft
Ono urand cash girt
Mi ash gifts ol fl,(MM cacn.
PM) Cash iritis of SOOrach
100 Cash gifts or loo each
UK) Cash gifts of 300 euch
200 Cash gift r "(, enoh
coo Cash nifts of 100 each
10,000 Cash giltrt of 12 each
Total, 11,150 gifts, all rash
BHICE OF TICKETS:
Wholo tickoM, $12; Halves, $0; Quar
ters. 3; tiekets, $100; 2Ti tickets, '.00;
40? tickets, f,MKl; 06J tickets, $l,0d0. 1U0,
WKi tickets t $12 each.
lion. E. H. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
tho entire board ot City Counollmen, Hon.
Alvin Duvitll, latfl Chief Justice d' Ken
tucky, and oll-.er distinguished citizons,
togothcT with such disihtcroKtcd jn-rsoin
ns tl.o tiekot hohleiH present may desig
nate will superintend the drawing.
Remittances can be niacin by Exprrsx,
Bruit, Postoftioo Money order, Roamtercl
Letter, made payable to Kentucky C.l
Distribution Company. (
All communications connected with th
distribution and orders for 't ickets. ml
application! of itu'onts to ko!1 ticket,
should lie addressed to
HON. THOS. P. PORTER.
12 4 General Manat'or, Frankfort, Ky.
Or G. W. RAHKmV CO.,
Gen. Kiii-iorn Agents,
710 I;ioa Iway, N. Y..
Av.nrued tho Highest Medal at Vienna..
L & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
. 5D1 Broadway, New York.
(Opp. Metroj 'jlitan Hotel.)
, Manufacturers, Importers it Do ah is In
C1IROMOS AND FRAMES,
STERE0SC OPES AND VIEWS,
Albums, Craplioseopcn, and Suita
blo View
PHOTOGRAPHIC ft AT TRIALS,
Wo arc Headquarters S.r everything If
tho way of NTEREOPflCONS and MAi
IC LANTERNS, being mnnufaolnrers cn'
tho
M icro-Scien I i fie I,a n tori,
Sterto.l,nftopticcni, ,
University Storeoptieou,
Advtii tisers Sterooptiii
Aitopticon.
(School Lantern,
Family Lanternt
PEOBLE'S LANTJCRN.
Each stylo being the best of its c lass
in the market
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, w ith
directions for using, sent on upplk alien.
Any enterprising man c an muko i.tomy
Willi a Mugio Lantern.
j?'Cut out this advertisement for ref
ereiicc.'&rj FITS & EPILEPSY
lNKSITIVKIA' UIt5:i.
Tho worst oases of tho longest stan.lin -'
by using Br. . 1 1 EUUAKL'; CURE. 1
has cured thousands, suul wid j,io
for a eas it will not benolU. A l.tt'.?
freo to nil addressing J. r BIBULK1-.
Chemist, Olliee: 1j53 Broad wv, '''
York. 4J4
A BVERTISERS send 23 ota t
1 p. R.uvell d- Co.. 41 Bui k !! ..
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Gee.
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ior inc-ir J'.lgl.ty-p:
cost of advt i isi'ni.'.
aiophlri,
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1 or i-amplo, i .'d-.-'.-ss ' J. FAY, Cuindci'
New Jcrsev. ' " '