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New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

A lot OF secondhand wagons, harness anu DahAoV'
were also disposed OF at pretty fair figures ,..,u.
During the week ending to-day there was alIOgeenJJa
no noticeable change in the condition OF the horse
from that noted ut the close Of the previous week Se
the average prices at which the different classes Oh
were held in the Bulls Head market remained PIo'y
nearly the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
RECEIPTS OF.PRnnrcr

30 NetN bsaGi Iessels. and RailToads
DEc TT ss Asle rSgs Beeswax 80 hsles Broon Ce eI
N Cotton Ss DDS togt ~ es bush Wheat IS 20 bush Com
Oats 4oj bush Rye, 2l 500 Malt 100 IN hr
tS Grass Scei % bush Fareei 525 bnsb Bc,p -
Pes b Corn Meal $50 bags Corn Meal POS bags r. n Pes 4a
~ Sprs go bh TSr 2f3 hhls Ron "a hb E
ISL m BE 6 pig Cot Meats Lari 20 pkg stesrn
sas pEts Br t rkg Cheese, il73 bbA Eggs prs ToW
~ pEgs Di Fr 6 lesed Hogs $50 pkgS on Cake cakes
Copper, ls Ne WsS - oJs sides leather 20 Hides
Ruts l.9 La.sSa1ac
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
PosT OT5icg DErAKrMExr. wasHSGToN, D. G., Dee 1870
PROPOSALS for LETTER BALANCES


PROPOSALS for LETTER BALANCES
SEALED PROPOS AIS will be- rese1 as this Department until
1871 l. O'Clock for fnnhng LIZ
BAAkCRs the P1sOhes n the United states Tor Que
wear the lst day Of February 1871 Of the following DO
serpOn, namely: -,-,.
Frt: Balqn capable Of weighing eht voiniuPo weight
10 he graduated quarter OF these u supposed lat
loo viii be wanted - .-.s- 49,
eeco: Balances the capacity graduated by the metric or
yrsmme system. OF this cllss 100 may be relurs =.
T Balances capable Of weighing four pounds aVoinnpos Weg
10 he graduated hA OF this class il supposed that ~ viii
be wanted. q, q. a.. nj
suces 10 he furnished " . -. ~
M he bidder may obtain The contract will be required 70 furnish
balances u quality 10 all respects equal In the sample
Tsh be- well and securely packed 10 hor io tnpoa
don sn free Of all expense 10 the Blank Agency "Ashnson
ID 4. a., -, A., -, 80. ~, A.. .,u.. ..
y With certificate Postmaster that such
y.o ,useisnt sur,ties win Be repaired contract
.sr, will be each article pafsy, deemed al
x.rtagyous 10 the Department.
s 10 furnish promptly ,rtcle contracted for attempt
$500 snon The DetAftent Inferior Ia the opinion
contracted for will be considered uhsHt
e.n.s fort he forfeiture Of the contract
% the right 20 reject any All bills H.
IN ~ required by the interests Of the Department
prr5., nu be ihdod TIE envelope Proposals for Letter
Rs,,nr and directed h the First Assistant WISH.
ingon. ID {. yNO, a. . MI r"'en@etoeheleL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
THR STATE OF TRADE.

LoxDoV De 3-Aue1cn securities and stocks opened and closed
set The ooue Of naei during TIE day indicated by the o
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

iIvFRrcoL. Dee. 3-Cot,,u oeuca steady at&@l hding UP
ka opened o. Qd; Mlng Oresns, Ygd sales Of
g. day l9O0 bales ZOu FOR export and sPecuauou shpmen Of
iotoa from Bolay up g resicri snce last report 2O bales
Beef l Wteat-CalOrna White, M; Rel
y inter, ii o
LONDON Dec J-1f:2o mSurar 70 arrive opened frmeT.
BREMEN, D-c. 3.-pCroe c thsl-rs p grosts.
FRtsAEr De. 3llI.e States bonds steady; tvefgcnics
n . d ...... . Il
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

iss SSSS 10 Co SSS 80 iS9,g 5s55SsS 5S
PkTROLkUaIRelE genersl are well supplied and there has
She Creek market unsettled and lowers quote
ami 50 G Upper Reanei but little sought after butts
he'd 23d2 for The cearances TO-DAY include
u Refined In Philadelphia there has been light business
szles Of bbA for
ievery 2 he P there were Reaned 465O bbls and Crude
- do
remains steady TIE business doing entirely Of jobbng
shAraoter; sales, Is tcl Csrolsa q 6l0llc
SUGARRav active and hun Fair % Good Refining, 9l0
sales $50 hhS 0G03c for Cuba and l07 boxes Havsna a.
Rei0c frner l9lQl3c Harris White
A.
shkDs-Cover Seed has bccn In better demand and is 6rner sales
aeRhg 200 buh prime lie b Calcgtta lined act
& sae . 90 bags to Arve at ~ 03d - 10, gold 60
49,. ..,Ih,,lnl y quiet stea1
in
F.ee yI1e,,o 70 X and 50 tcS o arrive. atl3c
TALlON hrm and in reope.
y ely At an Tor fair Nf1' N'N '''U' q" - N4'%-f
gh arrivals prices higher and the market actve;
salss 20 Oos-' Iroa bound, At 9Oc. closing fTn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05


great feature of interest this Fall Is the success oi
the American Horse-Clipping Machine which has met
with the most liberal patronage from all horseoWneIs
and hOrse-dealers But weeks ago, the agent mT'
VIM H. Jarvis, commenced operations with single ma
chine in the Bulls Head Market he was soon oDngeu 70
increase the number four and only few days ago
opened branch OF his business adjoining Aessrs Barher
Hamn's New-YOrk Tattersalls, with four more in.
chimes which, from daybreak until late at night, are KEPT
i'm constant operation. The advantages OF this mode Oh
clipping fully explained IN the announcement IN Oi
advertising column. -
number OF orders for fine heavy carriages were re-
cefyed by our leading manufacturers during the week
lust closed but In tho MAN, the carriage trade was very
limited and will probably continue until the nrst cou
spell reminds the riding public that the time has come 10
look for closed carriages.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

Lard moeey acve snd ,he nsrket stssdyi saes ~
Abx and Pie l2i 69c for CITY; DglSt' iot m
Rrms Steam for future delivery the market br a. lIs " Oo'U
her. and i2fe for
rRorIsIoxs pnnr nnw.rnRE INpNG
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
HOME INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE Sinking TUBD D0IDS
OFA
COMPLETED RAILROAD BETWEEN REW-YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.

$500, 900 ONLY REMAINING UNSoLD, and which no"
offered o investors.
The EEwJBRSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD isno- COMPLETED
PHIA
The r through IRE gh;s for PHILADELPHIA and SOUTHERN
POINTS is large and constantly increasing The travel TO LONG
BRANCH during the season. and TO other points Affords large
income
The NET EARNINGS oftbs ROAD hAn Sufficient 70
pay and operating eIpenes The way afe Improving
steadily good OF the through freight goes by the route
The ROAD Is So LII MILES LONG. THE hoklGAGb 10
1900 900. PRINCIPAL will be doe NOVEMBER i, 1877
INTEREST PBR CENT, PAYABLE IN SEW-iORK' MAY AND
NOVEMBER 1, FREE OF TAXES.
The TRUSTEES
G. b. UPTON Of Boston,
,pd BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, erChinceI'r OF Ne"JeF'e'
1 have bep .pen on this FIVE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS and these bonds considered equal TO offered Tor sale
I6OO 900 have already been taken BY capitalists leaving only
ION OOO Ia be sold which offered at the low price Of B3
Reference h made permission to the following persons " 70 per-
feet uy ofthe Bonds and their desrabene a. an Investment VIZ
AsHBRL GREEN President Sew.Jersey Southern Road
AgHBRL WHICH President Of the United Compane-
VIM H. GATZMER President Of Camden and Amboy X. r. Co.
A. L. DENNIS President Of Nes-Jcsey r. r. and Trans Co
ROBERT STOCKTON President Of Del sni RArian Canal Co.
j. O. STEVENS, Cidsf Engineer
H. H. ALEXANDER, Hev-York.
Hon JOHN p STOCKTON, Trenton n.
GEORGE b. UPTON. Boston, Mass
SAMUEL IL GOOKIN, BOsioo MaEL
III. q. MARQUAND,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw-YoRK. Saturday. Dec. 8. 1870.

YORK. Saturday, Dec s. 1870
The market to-day was very quiet Tor horses
q, all descr,ptions and neither the quantity nor the
onality OF sales presented any feature TO mote o
AZ Messrs Barker * Hamlins, ~ Y Iattersl,is, oor
ner OF Thirty-nnth-st and Broadway huinpsa si W.
bores were sold at auction, OF which we quote Oeio"
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ACCIDENT IN VEyAxco C1ry.-A

ACCIDENT IN VEgANGo CITY.-A
boy. aged about nine years, a son o.
Phillip Smothers, OF NeI ango City
was caught between tie cars and Sc
riously injured This morning, about
half past 10 o'clock. The injuries he
sustained were. a severe cut on the leg,
below the knee, his right hand crushed
and lascerated, and left shoulder bad
Iy bruised. 1t appears that he was
gathering coal close by car that was
being unloaded, when a boy called out
to him. He thinking that lump OF
coal was falling, jumped in between the
ears, which Immediately began to move
Alarm was given and the train stop
ped, when his injuries were found to be
as above stated. 1t was "A marvel that
he was not Instantly killed.-OH City
Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

The Meadville Journal SENS &
doubt story got off by tn. 1fusvil!'
Herald, aud it tolls the s.or and sug
gests doubts as follows:
The Titusville HeralJ6f Saturday,
gives birth to Turing Tale o[ on,
Oil Regions" in Wig, l"gS/ ns rail.
one foot fast in |eh' on rs. ,ae fe,l, e'..
road, near the g er oIs fqg' to 1r; sx, r;ra,s at
years ago, an335 n335merts from The time
It, as IN Il in, it was so swollen
ne got MA not be taken from the
'nat u baot. An approaching train
s"itnc frightened man desperate. for
m3witch connected with the main
lck, and he thought be was about to
oe crushed 70 death. Al this critical
jnncturc James Hathaway glanced
down at the imprisoned member, and
thought struck him. 4 r. He
began to whirl violently. aud just as.
the ow-catcher reached him he hoped
lightly to one side. II
was his game leg that had become
fast, and unscrewing il he had escaped
his threatened fate" How a "cork
leg" could be attached tq pedal ap
Pendage which would swell so enor
mously in the short space Of ten min>
utes, is inconceiyahle a. this distance
The story will not be credited here un,
less we can be assured, Upon good au
thority, that the cork foot, like the
man, was in h twater during the whole
period of its switch imprisonment.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

Mr.. j. A. Jautzer, saloon keeper,
on Federal Hill, was cleaning cider
barrel s few days ago, with water and
lime, and was rolling it about on The
pavement when it blew up, tearing it
to pieces, the head being thrown on
top of Jantzer's brick building. Mr.
Jantzer was Aoored, and hurt consider.
ably. Had he stood in range of the
barrel head il would undoubtedly have
killed him.-Erie Dispatch.
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nRocLAMATIors:

WHEREAS, The Honorable James Camp
bell, President Judge of the Court ofCom'
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and fol
the county OF Forest, has ISSUED his pre-
cept for holding Court of Common Plea
and Quarter Sessions. dc, at T.onesta, to
the County of Forest, to commence ON tl
fourth Monday Of Dec, next, being Il
18Th day of Dee, 1870. Notice is theref
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Pr,
and Constables of said county, that tn n ~,
ten o'clock, 81. OF said day, wit 60,
records, inquisitions, eNaminatY tbin.,. ~
other renem brdnces, to do th6o ,in,,a
which to their offices appertain, ,rniy.n..c
aud to those who are bound i'll Es thaf ~
10 prosecute against the prisQy,uui,, ,s.,I
or shall be IN the jail OF - .For!ecutc aaa nj
them as shall he Just. Gnf Nnx, |. n
hand and seal this 18th Z, WIS. 'Sh'T
, 1870. 4. l.,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

FATAL ACcrEENT.-On Monday,
November 9TH, Mr.. Matthew Scott, of
Boggs township. met With an accident.
that proved fatal. IL the morning Of
that day, he wentout out in full health
and vigor, to tear down mn old log
barn. While engaged at work, he fell
from the top of the building to TIE
ground, n distance Of about 81 feet,
lie was quickly carried into the house,
when, upon examination, it was iound
that the whole lower, part of the body
was paralyze6. Proper medical attend.
ance was secured, but his injuries were
Of such character that no relief
could he administered.
Notwithstanding he had lost oil sem
sation in the affected parts, bis mental
faculties were in full vigor for upwards
of "a hours He suffered little or no
pain, and brcathcd his last about 5
o'clock on Wednesday morning, the
9th, aged 10 years. The deceased was
native of England, lived in this
country about twenty years, and had
the reputation of au honest, upright.
frugal aud industrious citizen. He
leaves bereaved wife, and several
brothers and sisters, to mourn his loss,
while all his neighbors and acquaint-
ances deeply regret his sudden death.
-Cleoyield Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

SUDDEN DEATu. On Sunday morn.
ing last very sudden death occurred
ia Bradys Tenl. II appears that on
the morning named Mr.. i. Leroy
arose about o'clock to get Il drink o.
water. lie had something of cough
and was suffering with an attack Of
quincy. He took drink and was
reaching for anotler, when a suddei
lit of coughing seized him, and stag
gering forward, he fell 10 The floor dead.
The physician gave 1t AS his opiuioI
that death was caused in consequence,
of the bursting of blood vessel in
the neck, Mr., Leroy has long been =
resident of the Bend, but had recently
located st RaSker, where his jewelr!
shop was buFEed down, aud ke had re-
turned TO tbs vicinity. -IndFe'sdent
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

We learn that James M'Cammon,
of Mill Creek township, was seriously
injured one day this week, by an axe
slipping out of the hands of comrade
who was chopping wood with him,
striking him in the side aud inflicting
a severe and dangerous wound. we
are without full Particulars Cgurio,l
Republican. l!.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22
Constitutional Reform Letter ,fsem
Hon. A. G. Curtin.

- HARRrsBrRcn, Pa, Nov. lS, 1870. |
"A private letter from Governor Cur
tin has just been received here. con.
tsining the following, relative to the |
proposed revision Of our State Consti !
tuition. After stating that he has not
participated in political discussions |
since he has been in Russia, the Gov. |
ernor says:
'Rut cannot refrain from encour.
aging you in the important reform YOU
treat so fully and lorcibIy in your last
letter. am rejoiced to learn that n n
earnest effort is about to he made 10
secure general revision Of the Con
stitution Of PENNSYLVANIA by calling
upon the people NJ the State to exer.
creise their sovereign power through
the channel of a reform convention.
Surely such a movement must meet
with the cordial approval and enlist
the positive efforts of the best men of
both parties, for the p4s"essity of thor
Ough reform, g painfully apparent to
all. 1t = not IN any sense a question
of no,tty politics ~ .sbould hs rrs.
! EYED .s ~ w, w gers of mere part
81 ~ p 10. he revision of the
filings, staG 2 great Common
|<e'4Aa C. DUoS2yvania, after til,
Ing decade Of matchless progress, il
a work of no common magnitude. /
is most vital TO orr vast and variec
y material interests, and equally so t.
our future honor and advancement
that the people should he enabled +
~ 1'erfeet these sadly needed reforms il
the most unbiased and dispassionat
manner, and, therefore, special eleC
.tions, as far removed ms possible fro'
The annual political struggles, shoul
he held, not only for the election =
rates to the convention, but als
-iof !lhFe-stidcaticn or rejection of th
amendmene which may be mature
and proposed. Such a convention i
THE. tin,O oe"l.l nv. al tu,Iv,atv IL
character oi "'rt legislation aad to r.
deem our poiiiiN1 sy-sen, from man
of the debauching Influences whic
have become to closely interviewer wit
it. 1t would enforce just de;epen,
to popular will in the tenactment
Jaws, and the'exercise of all delegate
powers, and when The viii of the pc
pie is respected tile good ii,... ,,o.-..
prosperity Of the Commonwealth al
never imperiled.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22
MARRIED.

CoeLE-zENrs.-Nov. 10th, 1870, by the
Rev. 5. :. Burton, Mr.. John Cogle, of
kalamazoo, Mich, to Miss Mary Janc
Gents, of rionesta. Pa,
ELpS1DaE--ScoTT.- On the 9th inst, a; slae
residence OF the Rev, 5ohn Sallide, Mr..
George u. Endridge to Annie Isabella,
da'oShter of James A. scott, Esq, all 8,
jerks Township, Forest County. Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

ROBBERY IN VENANao Cry
Thurs lay morning about half past i
O'Clock, Mrs. Hecker's millinary store,
in Venango City, was robbed of SWINE
twenty dollars worth sc mats and 9th
er goods. -, unknown narties. Mrs.
Eeckers was sleeping in the store at
the time, and was awakened by a crash
of broken glass. She Immediately
procured a light, and OF going dow
stails discovered her loss and the brnk
ell window through which the robbie
had access TO the goods. She hear'
one man running away frum the build
ing, but could not see him ou accoun
Of the darkness.
Last week an unsuccessful attemp
was made TO break into Lew SpangIer
meat market, and, week before last a
attempt was made upon the resldenc
of T. II. Williams, with the same r.
suit. The same parties were probahl
engaged in each case, and from Il
bIngling manner in which they wei
! to work, and their intimate knuwleds
e of the premises, it may be fairly pr
: sumcd that they are residents of Il
place.
I The officers on both sides of the ri
er are watching Suspicious character
o but as no clue has been left by Il
e robbers that could lead to their dete
d ton, there is but little chance FOR the
4 capture Oh Cttq Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

In a recent speech, Long John
Wentworth declared lis opponents bad
hurled at him every epithet in the
Ia gGage but one. "They have called
me liar, u thief, a drunkarl, scoun-
drsl, villain, rascal, II hog. aud au
old ass; but gentleman, they never
called me fool"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

The war news this week is about
the same as usual, except that Russia
seems disp 'sed TO tread on the tail of
England's coat. One contradiction af.
ter another is all that is looked for
now. A succession of small skirmishcs
secm to be going about Paris, but this
is all.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

At Bluirvillc, a young Prussian
beauty took the premium by drinking
twenty-sevcn glasses of beer without
loosening her corsets, in honor OF the
battle Of Sedan. She was a girl Of
Sedan.tary habits tno. -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

BEAR sHor.-Our friend james
Morrison shot a bear cub, in the "green
woods," week before last. He was tat
little fellow C2eapi4ld journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

Which we wish TO remark, an
our language is plain, that for way
that are dark, the true Pennsylvan ia
cannot be over-matched. A man
Mex ;eTa, : Ha,;S, slSlaims to have disco
ereG G,seat saftbS lpIe of motive powe
to answer all The purptg5tb6s 1858, tte
water, horse, etc. He is about So
IN i[on machine made with n canaa;' ,'a
capable of developing stur,iua'"Sf
er equal Of four hundred ~. Increase
""'' "y t'ree of mompshd pounds OF
KS capacity to one,> declares that lie
WORKING poweand tlat lie intends to
: 'i't 'iihatter brought before Com
.-as' ' The next session, with the view
having the exclusive right of prop
ty in the Invention secured to his
eirs, administrators and assigns.-
Ieadriie RepuJlican.
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rg,.III.Yc0 oEcEM g'R
TEs,is7o.

., Borough of Tionesta.
Proper q eek win. adm
OF sci ia to ) thomas McCloslxv CT al
tord q lacyt j Nils1n VS. Jane Il Gil
| Vm r NciD
| bert ct aris VS. William Slater ct al
| Ihomas es The Hickory Farm OIL Co
j ID tileWs James Green ct nj adn,rs
David tise l. ililbruncr VS. VIM Crispin
NJ Str use Hilbruner VS. VIM Urispin
M ~ Mctluaig VS. Michel Brecht
Main McQuaig VS. Daniel Brccht ct al
Mn Whitman w solomon Seigworth ct
$
"a Mcfarland ct al VS. A Rean
he Pittsburgh and Stewart's S Run Oil Co
vs. John Herbert ct al
~, Wray w Barnett Township School
ing Set
titSSSn G Dale us Horace wilkins ct al
| Yer ~ Company VI T. w Taylor ct al
Inward = Stearns ct al VS. u W TAYLOR ct 81
lalcom McQuaig vs. John Miller
w Randall VS. + = Reisdolph ct al
'ilbur WalAng vs. George Bulmer
crest County vS John G. Brandon. late
Treasurer OF Forest County
ord * Lacy VS. B McCloskey ct al
J. Is. AGNEW, Proth'y.
TIoEEsrA. Nov. IL, 1870. 3i 81
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22
STRAY COW.

GAME to the subrrriber November 10Th
u Dark Brindle Cow, about ten years
hind feet. and les: fore foot white. nh
eeEFtneI eFt ""n have the same by proving prop-
naying charges. -
Nov.l6, 1908, g. L; HANNA,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

CELEBRATED
COUCH REMEDY
II AS been used durinS the last fifteen
L years by thousands of people for thu,
speedy cure of throat and lung diseases.
II has been thoroughly tested--tha voice pi
the press and the people have rendered
Their verdict by p. pnouncink il SAFE
SPEEDY, THOROUGH and EtFECII.-
AL kEMEDG-the best Medicine known
tor curing Lung Complaints. Every per
son OF every ago afflicted wit either OF til.
following diseases, should use this pleas
ant remedy without delay, and their
voices viii soon nglc with hosts OF 9TH
ers in recc nnmending its efficacy to their
afflicted neighbors AMI ir r.ends.
I~<. Use Halls Cough Remedy it cures
Colds.
Aos- Use HdHs Cough Remedy 1t cures
Group or RattleS.
ss9f- Use HdHs Cough Remedy il cures
Asthma and Phthisic.
Mas- Use Halls Cough Remedy for Ca
tdrrh. d.
eas Use Halls Cough Remedy il streng-
h,ens the iungs.
sFaF, se HqH' Cough Remedy for Bron-
essn Use Halls Cough Remedy for
Hoarsepess.
r9r Use HuWs Cough Remedy 1t streng.
thens the uOice.
s@- Use Halls Cough Remedy for
Whooping cough.
1t will greatly modify the violence of this
disease and shoren its tedious C urse one
half from it, ordinary duration.
Beware OF counteri, its and base imita-
tious, call for DIR. p. Halls Celebrated
Couch Kennedy and see that his writer
signature is upon the wrapper and direc
tions.
STRONG TESTIlrONY.
We the undersigned citizens of Erie City
and vicinity, have used Dr. 4. Halls Gel
ebrated Cough Remedy with great success,
la curing diseasee of the Threat and Lungs
and take pleasure in recommending It's us'.
- the afflicted as II speedy and etfecJuai
-cmedy, fully worthy of public contideDre.
James Thompson Rollern Cochran
John MelhOrn Sr Daniel Bear
john a Tracy Robson
John w McI.ane w L kindernecht
John W HAYS L Il Burton
John II Cochran Alans'n Sherwood
John II Dumars w ii Cooper
John NJ Warren Joseph DeeIner
John S Brown Benz Grant
= l. Forster Lucius A Hull
w Hull Thns MKee
Orvice Smith w VI Gallagher
Dumars Chas w Kelso
II q Root, ID Il sign
W lson King. j. Slirk
Daniel Minor, Richard Rees
G B Wright + Case
Matthew Hamilton Daniel Huver
J w Ryan G. X Riblet
j Mooney NJ Mpy.r
j W culver /. Long
YIN II May j Robin -on 2d
a Nj Tarball 'S,las IL Finch
y A Bennett C q Howell
J Salisbury
Sold IN ERIE ONLY BY p. HALL,
Manufacturer and sole proprietor, Hall :
New Building, State 81. PRICE 81! CTS.
PER BUTTLE. sold 10y ID. s. KNOX a
CO., Tionesta. Pa, and by agents generai~
: ly. SO Sm
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A q a Il y
The Republican ONCE

IZEEPS constantly on hand large as
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