EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORSIM, MAR. 10. 1881.
Announcement.
Our terms for announcements for Co,
Pupt. will be $3.00, strictly in advance.
Covnty Superintendent.
En. Rkptjbmcaji :
l'lenso announce the name of MISS .T.
1 K. COPKLAND, of Tionesta. m a candi
i date for Superintendent of Schools of For-
nt County, fmbjeet to the action of diroc-
; tors' convention to bo held on the first
i Tuesday in May.
3 En. Kkpttblican :
'.a T)cnrSir: l'leaso announce jnv name
i iw n candidate for Suerintendent ofSehools
i of Forest County, subject to the action of
i the directors conveution to be held in May
v next.
J. E. IIILLARD.
Et. RErx!Bi,icAN :
Dear fiir : Please announce my name
I as a candidate for County Superintendent
J of Schools of Forest County, subject to the
Rction of the directors convention to be
held in Mav.
N. F. WILLIAMS.
Chairman John Cessna has issued
the following : A meeting of the Re
publican State Central Committee will
be held at the Lochiel Hotel, in liar,
risburg, Pa., on Thuriday, the 14th
lay of Apiil, 1881, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose of fixing the time and
place for the meeting of the Bepubli.
can State Convention of 1881, and
transacting such other business as may
be presented for the consideration of
the Committee,
AN ACT,
To provide for the selection of jurors
by the Commissioners of the several
Counties of this Commonwealth.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in
General Assembly met, and it is here
by eaacted by the authority of the
came, That the commissioners of the
several counties of this Commonwealth
shall perform the duty of selecting
-persona to serve as jurors in the courts
of their respective counties according
to the manner prescribed by law in
the case of jury commissioners.
Section 2. That so much of the act
approved April tenth, Anno Domini
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, entitled "An act for the better
and more impartial selection of persons
to serve as jurors ia each of the
counties of this Commonwealth," as is
inconsistent with this act, is hereby
repealed, and all other acts inconsist
ent herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This act shall not go
into effect until tho expiration of the
terras of office of the several jury com
missioners now in office; Provided,
That tail act shall cot apply to cities
of first class.
THE STATE CAPITOL.
IIarkisburq, Pa., Mar. 25, '81.
We have had a lively time since I
wrote last, expelling the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette reporter from the
floor of the House, which of course has
1 "made him famous, and the Speaker,
who caused the resolution to he offered,
rediculous ; and ia trying to affect the
repeal of the Recorder Bill, which
Philadelphia citizens are anxious to
have done, although a portion of their
Representatives are fighting its repeal
very bitterly, but there is no doubt of
its final repeal, as the bills have been
on first reading at a special se3sion
; last Thursday afternoon, and next
Tuesday afternoon is fixed for the sec
ond reading of the same, aud the 5th
of April fot third reading, each of said
j'ays being special sessions, and not
interfering with the regular order of
. business.
We are holding one sessioa on Mon
day evening, two sessions on Tuesday,
(one special) two on Wednesday, two
cn Thursday, making five houses each
day, and one on Friday of two hours.
Also, one special one next Friday
to take up the Constitutional
Amendment Act, Bill No. 101 to
prevent the manufacture and salo of
intoxicating liquors, tc. Now, take
into consideration the Committee
work, and you will discover that we
have all we can do.
We bad a five hour debate last
Wednesday on the Free Pipe Bill, in
which the oil delegation carried off
the cake, although the ablest Philadel
phia members, among whom were
Koeass and Faunce, fought the bill
savagely. We prevented the bill be
iog killed by amendments, and passed
it on second reading by a majority of
). Lockwood, of Clarion county, bad
the bill in charge, but was ably sup
ported by Myers, Mapes, Welf and
Pavis. This was a victory the oil del
egation felt proud over. The Anti
liiacriiuioatioa bill was postponed
: until Wednesday of next week on ac
i count of Mapes, whose bill it ia, being
too tioaiio to talk. IJavis managed on
riJaj, by a sirategetic movtnent, to
J. K. YVKNK,
get his Railroad Fence Bill placed
upon the Callendar for first reading;
victory No. 2. You must remember
it had been killed twice in Committee,
and of courso was dead uutil placed on
the Callendar by a majority of the
House elected.
A nice little job was badly defeated
Friday ; t. e., the bill to release In
surance Companies from.axation, and
to compromise at a reduced rate for
taxes now already due, some $200,000.
The killing of the bill saves the State
about $170,000, which in my
opinion was a pretty good day's work.
Its demise is largely due to an able
speech of Representative Colburn, of
Sommerset Co., who is Chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee.
You have no doubt seen before this
that the Attorney General has taken
upon himself the unasked responsibili
ty of deciding that the Legislature
may go home at the end of the one
hundred days, or work without pay
from that time on, declaring that por
tion of the Act of 1874 which says that
the members shall be paid $10 per
each day, not to exceed fifty, after the
hundred days are past, unconstitu
tional, in a long opinion. This may
or may not be a correct decision, as
the best lawyers of the House tind Sen
ate say that the Att'y General is
wrong in his construction of the Act,
and impertinent in claiming the right
to decide a question which is purely
the province of the Supreme Court,
and it only. Various reasons are given
for this extraordinary proceeding.
The general surmise among the great
er number of. members is, that the
Legislature does not suit the anti-reformers,
and the decision is to scare
them away, for fear of the passage of
the Free Pipe bill, Anti-Discrimina
tion bill, the Constitutional Amend
ments, Repeal of the Recorders bill,
and some other reform legislation
which would be eurely passed if the
session should last 150 days. This is
the opinion of Representative Davis
from your County, who says that, al
though he can illy afford it, yet he is
one of a majority that will stay all
summer to help pass these bills, and
all other important reformatory meas
ures, if he never gets a farthing for it,
aud.don't you forget it ! Philadelphia
newspapers to the contrary notwith
standing, this is the ablest, purist,
most temperate Legislative body that
has met in Harrisburg for years.
Republican.
THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
Special to the Republican.
Washington, D. C, Mar. 24, '81.
Though a week ago there was good
prospect of am extra session of Con
gress, the tide seems to have changed,
and now runs strongly against one.
It seems that the most serious objec
tion in the mind of the President
is that the Republican majorities in
both House and Senate are so small
that it is feared nothing could be ac
complished, and that after dragging
along into the dog-days, Congress
would adjourn without having accom
plished the object for which it was
called together. If a session should
be called and failed to accomplish
what was intended, matters would ba
complicated and made worse. On the
whole I think from the latest argu
ments presented the President will
grasp the lesser horn of the dilema
and not call an extra session.
The President sent a number of im
portant nominations to the Senate
yesterday, among them that of Win.
II. Robartson (who led the bolt
against Grant in the New York Re
publican State Convention last year)
to be Collector of Cnstoms for the
port of New York ; Wm. Walter
Phelps, of New Jersey, t be Minister
to Austria; Edwin A. Merritt, of
New York, Coasul General at London ;
General Lew Wallace, of Indiana,
Charge d' Affairs to Paraguay and
Uragaay ; Wm. E. Chandler, of Now
Hampshire, to be Solicitor General ;
Sam'l F. Phillips, of North Carolina,
to-be Judge of the Court of Claims,
and Thos. M. Nicol, of Wisconsin, to
be Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
The nominations are generally sat
isfactory, with the exception of Gsa
eral Robertson, and it is feared bis
nomination will stir np the Conkling
men and secure a desperate opposition
in the Senate.
General Grant has resigned the
Presidency of the New York World's
J? air Commission. It is fsared the
project will Ull through freni lack of
funds.
It is understood that the nomination
of Stanley Mathews to be Awciate
Justice to the Supreme Court will be
considered in the Judiciary Committee
to-day and reported favorably.
The avalanche of applications at
the Interior Department continues,
with no prospect of abatement. It is
stated by tho officials there that for
every man that can obtain a place,
there must be from fifteen to one hun
dred and fifty disappointed. Secretary
Kirkwood good-naturedly assures ap
plicants that they are standing in their
own light, inasmuch as his time is en
tirely occupied in seeing and hearing
people who want office, and he is
therefore unable to find a leisure
moment in which to appoint a single
one of them if he desired to do so.
Mr. John Longstrelh, son of Gen.
Longstreth, was at the State Depart
ment yesterday. He will sail from
New York in a day or two for Con
stantinople. He has been appointed
Marshall of the . United States Court
there. Phil.
School Reports.
Report of Tionesta schools for the
month ending March 16. Room No.
1. Whole number enrolled males 17,
females 20 ; average 32 ; per cent, of
attendance 90. Visitors 6.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Jessie Knox 100, Emma Davis 100,
Sadie Pease 100, Minnie Lackey 100,
Eda Knox 100, Lou Riker 100, Joe.
D. Dewees 100, May Shawkey 99,
Alice Holeman 99, Forest Proper 99,
Kate Pease 98, Linuie Groe 98,
Wilbur Hill 98, Retta Proper 98, Cora
Scoit 97, Belle Sboup 97, Dau'l Jack
sen 85.
Miss J. E. Copeland, Teacher.
Room No. 2. Whole number en
rolled males 17, females 19. A vera ere
attendance during month 19. Per
cent, of attendance 79 Visitors 5.
ROLL OP HONOR.
George Killmer 99. Effie Walters
100, Flora Walters 99, Charley Bo
vard 95. Lizzie Raudall 100. Mav
A'nox 100, John Clark 96, Carrie
Dithridge 97, lloreDce Ahnestiver
95, Nellie Ampler 99, Effie Clark 95.
Rachel Dithridge 95, Forest Bovard
98, Maud Adams 97.
.2138 Clara C. Heath, Teacher.
Room No. 3. Whole number in at
tendance males 14, females 14 Av
erage attendance during month 21.
Per cent, ef attendance 76.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Chas. Jlueozenberger 100, Edward
Dithridge 98, Harold Sharp 96, Mor
ris Scott 95. Harry Saul 95, Bennie
iTelly 95, Maj Huling 98, Nellie Wal
ters 97, Maj Grove 96, Dora Blum
96, jtfarr Armstrong 96, Nellie Hun
ter 96, ATate Knox 95.
Jrs. L. M. Cobb, Teacher.
School Directors' Convention.
lo the School Directors of Forest Co :
Gentlemen: In pursuance of the
forty third section of the act of May,
1854, you are hereby notified to meet
in convention, at the Ceurt House in
Tionesta, on the first Tuesday in May,
A. D., 1881, being the 3d day of the
month, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
and select viva voce, by a majority of
the whole number ef directors present,
one person of literary and scientific
acquirements, and of skill and experi
ence in the art of teaching, as County
Superintendent, for three succeeding
years ; and certify the result to the
State Superintendent, at Harrisbnrg,
as required by the thirty-ninth aud
fortieth sections of said act.
II. S. Brockway,
Co. Supt. of Forest County.
Tionesta, Pa., March 28, 1881.
Statement of S. L. Groat.
I have been affected with Rheuma
tism for the past twenty five years ; I
have been so bad for the last three
years that I have been obliged to use
crutches all this time. I have tried
every Rheumatic Remedy I could hear
of, and have paid out in cash over
eight thousand dollars, and I can sol
emnly say that I have never taken a
medicine that has given me as much
relief as Wilson' Lightning Remedy.
And I consider it the best remedy for
Inflammatory or Acute Rheumatism
that exists, aud will give relief quicker
man any other known remedy. My
son was afflicted with the disease, aud
after taking the first dose he experi
enced a relief, and was perfectly cured
oi the dueases alter taking eight doses.
Titusville, Pa., July 15th, 1880,
Maine News. Hop Bitters, which
are advertised in our columns,, are a
Bure cure for ague, billiousness and
kidney complaints. Those who use
them say tbey cannot be to highly
recommended. Those afflicted should
give them a fair trial, and will become
thereby entbusiaslio in their praise of
their curative qualities. Portiand
Argns.
Shuewpneks ani Ability. I lop
Bitters so freely advertised in all ' tho
papers, seculsr aud religious, are hav
ing a large sale, and are supjilrtiitine
all other medicitius. Then is no de
nying tho virtues of ttt Hop plant,
aud the proprietors of these Bitters
have shown great shrewdness and abil
ity iu compounding a Bitters, whose
virtues are so palpable to eveiy one's
observation. Jltamincr and Chronicle.
Goods cheap at
Any. 11, '80. Haslet fc Sons.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Surah A. Ford and Caroline M.
Lacy, under the st yle of Ford A Lacy, has
this day been dissolved. Tho public nro
hereby cntitionod against purchasing any
of the assets or said llrni, as no person has
authority to convey title to tho interest of
the undersigned in any of said assets.
8 AHA II A. FORD.
Tionesta, To., Mareh 22, 1881.
Jenks Twp. Auditors' Report,
ROAD COMMISSIONERS inncnount with
Jenks Township for the year ending
March 11, 1881.
Ir.
To vouchers drawn on Treasurer $1,3-15 12
" ain't seated road tax 644 70
$1,8H9 82
Or.
By am't paid Harris judtronient... 631 02
" " " costs on above X7 12
" " " auditors and clerks 1100
" " " court expenses 14,1 44
" " " treen, judgement
nnd costs C3 12
" ' " Davis Atfy 25 (Kl
" " discount on" order W 17
' " seated road tax
worked 544 70
" " uuseated road tax
worked 282 25
$1,889 82
Also, Road Commissioners in account
with poor fund
Dr.
To ain't vouchers drawn on Tre
asurer $14 00
Cr.
By am't relief afforded Mrs. Oaks ?:! 00
Marienville, Pa., March 14, '81.
We hereby certify that wo have examined
the above accounts and lind them correct
as above stated.
.1. T. ROSB, )
JOHN SAT-ADA, Auditors.
8. S. TOWLICK, J
Note Discount on orders means dis
count for cash to meet judgements and
costs.
S. Roher, Treasurer, in aec't with
Jenks Township road fund for tho year
ending Murch 14, 1881.
Dr.
To am't ree'd froui Conr.ty Com
missioners ." .1,541 Dli
" am't ree'd of former Treasurer 49
" " " " United Pipe
Lines 100 00
" " " " Refunded costs CO 03
f 1,703 08
Cr.
By vouchors presented for court
expenses (1,002 87
" Road expenses LKJ 25
" Treasurers Percentage 40 35
By balance in hands of Troas
' urer 317 CO
$1,703 08
Dr.
Also, in account with Poor Fund
To am't ree'd from County Com
missioners $ 48 00
" am't reo'd from N. K. Burton
Collector 2 00
$50 00
Cr.
By vouchers piesented $ 34.00
' percentage l 02
" Balance in hand of Treasurer.. 14 US
$50 00
Marienville, Ta., Mrrch 14, '81.
We hereby certify that we have exam
ined the above accounts and lind them
correct as above stated.
J. T. ROSK, 1
JOHN S A LA DA, Auditors.
8. S. TOWLER. J
!ltt
Formerly Pittsburgh, TituwilU it Buffalo Ry9
WINTERTIME TABLE, Dec. 1, 1830.
I I J J. v-
(A. Valley Hy.)
&r Pittsburgh iv
ar.. Parker ...1 v
ar.. .Fox burg ..1 v
ar . Franklin ..lv
P. M.
8 45
A.M.
t 05
2 32 12 08
2 45,12 3(i
5 00! J 4H
A. M. !
6 30l
(I 4()i
6 53
I. M.
2 15
2 37
2 45
2 48
3 04
3 20
3 27
3 44
4 0.1
4 20
P. M.
P. M.
3 50
4 01
124
4 35
4 40
5 04
5 2
5 49
8 02
0 45
7 15
P. M.
ar...Oil City....lv
....Rock wood....
Oleopolis
...Eagle Rock...
President
..... .Tionesta
Hickory
.. Trunkeyville..
Tidiouto
...Thompson s...
lv..Irvinetou..ar
7 01
7 04
7 22!
7 38
7 4U
8 02
8 22
8 40
A.M.
A.M.
8 53
A.M.
1 1 35
(D.A.V.AP.1W
1 v.. .Warren ...ar
( Erie Railway)
lv.. Bradford .!ar
fjUirieily)
lv... Warren ...ar
lv..Stoneham..ar
P.M.
4 45!
P. M.
f t O0.
P. M.
7 38
7 55
ADDITIONAL TRAINS Lkave Parker
f:30ain, Foxburg6:40ain, Franklin :0tSam.
Oil City 9:50am. Arrivo Tionesta 11:22
am, Tidiouto 12:30pm, Irvineton 2:00pm,
Warron 2:35pm., Stoneham 2:4Km.
Leave Stonoharn 7:30am, Warren 7:45am,
Irvineton 8:40am. Arrive Tidioute 9:45am.
Tionesta 10:55am, Oil City 12;20um
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.
Trains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Ti
tusville, Spartansuurg, Centrevillo, Corry,
Mayvillo, Brocton at 0:50am, 10:45am, 2:40
pin, S:0upm, 8:50pm. Arrive at 7:c5am,
l:42am. 2:10pm, 3:50pm, 8:':5pm.
Sunday Train leaves 7:30am ; arrives
7:20pm.
UNION & TITUSVILLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Titusville 5:50pm; arrWes
Union City 8:00pm. Loaves Union City
7;00am ; urri.ves Titusville 0:15am.
Trains rua daily except Sunday.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Pullman Sleeping Cars run daily
btilween Titusvlleand Pittsburgh on train's
leaving (Brocton; 3:15pm and Pittsburgh
8:45piu.
fc-Tickels sold and baggage checked
to all principal points.
Get tinio tables giving full information
from Company's A (rents.
T. H. WILSON, Cien. Supt.
W. S. BALDWIN, Oil City) Pa.
Oen'l Pass. Agent,
42 Exchunge St., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta. Pa.
A. M. P. M.
35 8 CO
12 55 4 40
12 40 4 31
10 (W 3 05
r. m. p.m.
8 40 2 25
H 31
8 17 2 01
8 0! 1 53
8 0ii 1 50
7 4ii 1 34
7 32 1 l'.l
7 2l 1 12
7 12; 12 58
6 45 ' 12 37
C30M2 20
P.M. 'p.M.
p. m. no' n
6 11 1200
r. M. A. M.
330 6 20
V. M.
6 00
4 4G
AUCTION GALE !
Oporn V, Pithridv,'o would r.-tp'tct Cully
announce that having m.". lo -arra-'igc-inont
to u;( into oMitM- businoss,
will sell liiM entire utoe!; ;
goods itf nurtion, Dint ut
prlvst" nul ut auction
pl-iclV, I'olllllVMIO
imr on '
MAKCfl- OD, 1881,
And continuo every evening until the cn
tiro stock is disposed of. No pucli
opportunity for bargains ha
boon presented for yours.
Reinembor tho place.
GEORGE W. DITHRIDGE,
PARTRIUE BUILDING,
TION1C8TA, Vl'TXJSA..
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given tlint W.' A.
Duscnbury, of Newtown M ills. Forest Co.,
Pa., has made nppiication to tho .Secretary
of Internal Allah's, of Pennsylvania lor
nine hundred Riid lii'ty (050) ncins of un
improved land sitnnte in Kingslcv and
Howe Townships, Forest Co., Pa., ad
joining lands Hiirvoyed to (Jeorgo Mead
on warrants Nos. 52(!l, 5208, 5207 ami 52(10,
on the northwest on lands surveyed to
(Jeorgo Men4e warrant 5282, on tho'nortli
east on lands surveyed to Jonathan M if
llin on warrant Nos. 5101, 5101, 5105. 5108,
5100, and Dr. Joseph Redman, on warrant
5128, on tbe southeast, and on bind sur
veyed to William Miller and Alex.
Murry on warrant. No. 5131 on tho soth
east. W. A. nUSENIUIKY.
Nowtown Mills, Pa., March 20, 1881.
ITSPfllraf!!
I take pleasure in tolling the Sporting
Fiaternlty that I have re-purchaied
Tin: uus iivnisTjiH
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM 1
SOLD IT IN 1871,
I AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
stand, and I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and tho public generally,
who need
ANYTHING IN THE GUN LIKE!
I shall keep a perfect Btook of all kinds of
And all kinds of
FISHINGTACEtLE.
I shall also continue to handle tho
"While" Kcirlng R3:tc2aii:c,
And tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING If ACMNE
Como and kbo me. You will lind mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
M117.2I0 Loadors mode to order and war
ranted. dwfR EPAIEING IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES PROMPTLY AND
FAITHFULLY DONE.
Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12.
STOVES!
TIlsT, C O IP IF IE IE?,
--AND-
Sheet Iron "Ware
I WOULD respoctfully Inform the ciU
lenbof Tionesta and' vicinity that I am
prepared to do all kinds of work in the
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron lin. I also
make a specialty in manufacturing
IKOT STOVES
and equipments suitable for rafting pur
pores. Also all kinds of
REPAIRING CORE ox SHORT KOTSCE
The Highest Market Price Paid for
RAGS ARID JUE2&
AT-
ED.HEIBEL'S
Opp. Lawrence House.
may2tf TIONESTA, PA.
WM.SIAEBMGB&CO.
Dealers In
FANCY & FAMILY GROCERIES!
FORKIUX & DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND. VEGETABLES.
FIIJST CLASS QUALITY.
-- rilinmmii w ,mi :m win, i
KY SQUARE DEAL
IN O WE HOPE
TO MERIT YOUR
PATRONAGE
3
M
2
f
hTnlciLY Ci.sif.
Tionesta. pa., Sept. 11, ShO.
Howe Twp. Auditors' Report.
FIN A NCI .L sTATI-'MKNT oflho Iloml
Commission!- of llowo Township, for
the year endiuir Miin h 12, ISM.
Amount nl'm-dors diawn for eiir
endimr March l'J, 'Kl '. $ i!
A mount hi paid to 'I wp. Ti nas. ... 3
Amount duo irom Co. Commr'it
iw per report of May 5, lH' O.... ,111 CO
Amount t.ii"H levied for IS'O
heated ;t f";:i,.ii
Amount tase.4 levied for
LSSO unxci'.ted...., l,(Kt7 53-1,870 0i
?3,013 (53
Atn'l expended on roads
oenteil $ 0.V1 02
" expended on roads un-
' Heated f!(i.-i 25- 1,310 7
" expended n poor 1'tmd ;((
" " for Auditor SerYieoH.. 0 10
" " publish!) jr AtklitoM
'Report 15 00
" expended for Commissioners
Services 33 00
" expended lor Commissioner
Clerk lflOO
" expended for Treasurers Com
mission .'...'.... .10 'M
' expended for sundry wxnen:icn . 1:1 CO
" Pathmastoi'M exonerations 1(1 1')
" seated tax of isso, returned lo
County Commissioners lt2 0O
" unseated tux levied tor
lfS( ?14'I!7 S3
" outers on Treasurer of
Forest Co. received
on account same :.. !Hi:i 2(1
Leaving lmlancn duo from Comity
Commissioners ", 74
Am't Township orders redeemed 1,'MI ti l
" cash in hands of Twp. TVcas... 1 2i
" duo from County Com
Co'iiinlsHpmcrs 11s per
report ot Mav 1SK0
and above J nil ut)
Less orders received oi
account sumo a-15 -11
Leaving balance used by County
Commissioners a4 .County
Treasurers Commission fC !!
3,013 (KJ
Township indeMednrH May
S'l, orders oiUstuui'inix
Township order outstanding'
March 12, 'SI
Seated tax 1SS0 rcturnod
to County Comniiss-
ionersjis'abovo $ lrt2 CO
Ilalimeeduo from County
Couitn'i's as ahovc... 71 32-
811 3
m 21
:itrir.l
S.2G;!2-
Reduc'ion of Township indebted
ness during the year 01S Ot)
We the Auditor:) of Howe Township
have examined tho nliovn accounts ami
lind Uiein correct us slatad
IOIIN T. KKI'X'M)
i. 1
ni. .
.MiIINij. PACKER!). Auditor.
JOHN CAM KHUN
Ri'ookst iii, Pa., M".ivh 11; 1S31.
ROM) COMMISSIONERS of
Town-hip In hi c Mint Willi M. M,
bolt, Township T"t asiirer.
April. 20, 'Ml. 'v cash. i:oi.l Tux
l.v;! I'rom F". W. Hro .xs
April 20, 'M , hv c v-tli, iv.ad tax '1'J
from P. A.' IJiael;
June 21, f0, by order No. 1, on
County 'reinsurer, dated Juna
M, 'l-'!, iveouttt seated b'.x 7rt..
J 11 r.o 21. ')). ci';ler No. 1, on
Cflunt.v Treasurer, tinted Juno
U. '.), ';iecounl M':!cd lax "7 )
J uiic 20, t-ri.'ei ,o. I to 71, on
Coni-'y TieesuriT. rtnted .h;nL
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HO, tho AiUiitors of Howe Towok!.
hnve examined th idi.ivo account of A
M. Soybolt, Treasuier, and lind il corrot
as Ktatod.
JOHN T. FKEUND.
JOHN . PACK 1; I
Auuitor;
JOHN CAMEIJON. 1
Prook tton,' l'a., March 11. l:tl
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NOW LGSTyiOtV RESTORED
Just publislictl. a new edition of 1
CuiverwoIlV Celebrated Essay on the rat
leal euro of Sierinntonhie,t or Semin:
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losse
Impnteney, Mentiil anil Physical Jncupu-
'.! in mainline, io, ; ami
1 Diisumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induce
uy sen inauitreiicy or ucxuul extravit
piinoe. tfc. l
The cclebriled author, in thin auiniji"
ble Essay clearly demonstrates, from "fx
tliirly ears' huct:isiui practice, that tbo
abirininfr coiiM'tjuenct- t-t self abiiBO nut v
be nutieally cured ; pointing out n moiio
of euro utS,onee himplo. certain, and
elleetual. by ineiuis of which every
cutl'orer, no -m titer what his eomj ,tioh
nitty bo, may cure Jumsclf cheaply,
privately, and radically.
This Lecture AhouM Ijo in tho
hiintlsol every youth u:id cvorv ir.an iu
thifhmd.
Sent under wal, !n a phdi, enveloj e, to
any address, pout-paid, on receipt 01 k:x
cents or two postaco sianips.
Address the Publ w,,.rs.
THE CULVEHWELL MEMO A L CO.,
41 Ann St.., N, Y., N. Y., P. o. R1x J .hVJ.
1 if yu Htf h ni'i:i ,f vi it ynu aiv a '
y of liu .iln-s-;.w ui;- V-' '-f Mutit of h-t i'i
2 nwl by the ttinin of nA tcrsdnliiij' ovprniki-
yoiir aaiici avoia y J iimi.t uui k, to iva
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Hop tiitters. 1 3 wjuu, um Hop B.
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lie.su, rely on Hop (jf Sitters.
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whiMiuver you ttvi jfj", ,H nuuily t r o m suiuo
1 1 ill t your bys(. ni (Jy 1 form of ft Id ri e V
m.'rds cleanslirK, tt.ii-Uimiisu tliut nnilii
inir or PLiiiHiluiinir. I, ! " l havo tt'iurovt'iiUil
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The Kramer Wagon Co.
or
OILCITY.iPA.,
Is prcjiared to furnish the best watton for
all purposfs Unit can be had in the coun
try, at as low priei s us can bo had any
w ere. 1 laving ailded a saw mill to our
establishment wo will buy saw l rs of all
kinds and pay cash lor buinc. Wo wiil
also buy stuni ae.
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