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TO Contractors and euitdara-
PROPOSALS FOB
TENT POLES.

xogY1rE Duot Qr4x1ras.~
s1esoss111r Ind, Aug IS. isao{
a33ss %1.EI EIFePossia to duplicate wilt e rr,-f1..
er. ne q g. ~ depot ss teta somea . Ts
HE IT, a, Isla to be manufactured szo1a ,ao b-.t
For spceife.tions epudf.ton, .n,
19n ,pRt5 4 TIE 99.,sensst1s uscea Il tHa9t;asas
drish;s 81 ~: netsqtt Aieh- New YosE: Ps3s
HashinE Etou, q, d, ''"eae'soasa4fs 1od-, asR
ane Ekht to retect Any md Ill hida IL ,sxe,rr5
tEupGs4h to be sddrrpsed 10 d. rnd<1G~sse
G15.eo fFaPoaA1. Tor Tent Poles~ AAa CO.
65 cfaer OF the Qu1rtek1oaeter General
&. a HOYv
, 1870-08-18

PRxaIDKNTr4 OFYIEE
Er.,rnn,,,EM ,EMCAfs1. liz, Atx. Is }y,e
SEALEu PR0FUaALS viii BE- Fec.aYe.1 n thH .%.
q Il r. Ghsf Ept9eer ot !he Csse.so c.
.eenl. until noon Of ne :.s of August jor - g
tioos and hid Of the Loatasox Bs4nrh =
,snes % .5ens IL ~ 9ts e Roge:s' ny 8 sde ier u
bes. Ana eomHks. Ihe 1ane hy the 1t Il March s11
- l. d. aAAch!slusE. Pfstt G. c L. r. r. c..
70 Contractors and Buitdera.
=, seesa pfoposa; ~ BE- .eseivsd as the ote- Of c.
sh,s.f9 . nnnl she io,h day st seteabe ill., fot a.
atdd32k an4le Contse and selna:y, AbSxaon f e
sotutHs 70 pa44 md fpsctoe1tons nov % IL = -.
t. e.: p a. t6e .6 nspne; y - 4 Is se
The contract The Board Il f7nstees FrsSVs tss e
70 iu1Eth any work and materials market 80. @
ao het LIND Themselves to Aecept Any pfoIcssI -
He4sa qpso<d n biu{sop .he l.s5 asy d septe,
WI. IL LAIIMKR, trrn,+.
HEy. n C. kPRIYGkR ANa4*SGA-
, 1870-08-18

Completion OF tho .Rockford. Kock
laIand l. ST. Lonts Railroad, from
Monnsouth to NJ. Lour.,
MONMOUTH. ILL.,, AnR. 1.-THE Rockford. Rock
!sl6ad 81 Louis Railroad WAS cotupletcd south
t1om thss city last night. There Is nox N m
3!oAen connection between Monmouth AMI St
Louis Regular trains w.li comu1ruct. r,,rn,nr
tp-moFfoE. '@A11@'As
, 1870-08-18
NORWOOD PARK,

No Place a1out Chfessn cer 10 zrr.. ndn.,rcn,. >,
home steter1 The highest erunpd within thirty mln
te1 Of the Cous ou.e. and 1 elevated spot he eve
trts ufen A. Il pzsss slonx tht Northwestern .trsa
fsk beautiful dsves. large lots and dcsfr.ble eoue
tot Hsue MONEY Let ua tl.o~ you the town. that you
may srpzrefatr lts uuu.uai sdyau.ases
SHELDON d CO.
Ta.h1nrt,1,.t
, 1870-08-18
yellow Fever at Eshtln
Reports.

TH1tAbkLruiA, Aug. l..-AU reports Of the
presence Of Fellow fever hers have been false Ii
Is not known that single case has occurred tu
this eity, and no more II quarantine, ten uues
nom here, than tn any previous year.
, 1870-08-18

er exhausted, itefore the PETITION WAS carr:e-i -
Htoks ard 1t y s4ld that Brooks will dtuaG.t ali
tie prisoners, regardless Of perSon
, 1870-08-18
TESTIMONIALS.

" haEt received n large Number OF rea,t.
moh'ni* from parties who have fhlly te.tei
~ sar saf,ons Kinds OF hoarz. cosumendtnz 1t
In the highest tcrrns+ bat do NOT deen. 1t mr..
easars to rnhti*h them lit thI- pfncr, n, rs.v
can be fonnd In our nnnunl ctrcuiar for 1A1n
which will be *ens 10 anr person upor nnnn.
cHGI1n. @%"pi.-
, 1870-08-18

$40 Prizes, atpoanttnE S.ae;1. 005
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, $40. onrr,~-x-
": EtRhsAs- 32-J0: : %ixteenths, 81 III.
osdrFt fns tickets to h, addressed to
- MURRAY. 5flf4E1f:R d co.,
2I0 0liye--t-. sS- To1t1, 1ta.
, 1870-08-18

III, institution ot!cE the accumulated aavautasr. Of
ofeF ~ trasr NJ -llrcrs.fnl or tAn. Eyrr {4ctity
PROV !~ TT u pIotis course of useful aud
t.ruz, nGd-t The 'i:-.ctian If cor1- uf uuf th3II
Il EtetesoE and tcAehet.. For rirrulss. arriv i,
juHS II. VILLA XII, fruy. y T.
, 1870-08-18
HOLLAND


IhE H*"rR, Ang 1s.-Baron Gertke Is appoint
ca Ambassador from Holland to Engian,t,
, 1870-08-18
TWENTY D2ltA9S.

lAn- il Will BIT TINT thc .'x:,r:l.r i, yrxv
f'HH+* Wat!r The ;.dannlslat~ tn b&. 4.sincu1
rhH hnr"'y b+ estimated. 10 k..r.. II IIu,i,c
tF~t' tE''rrf fn'fiPrr>-. nns thu. nvais rau-e .,f
ear~"e~s: To i.rrp ont tkr rola iu ssixtrr, uu,l
, 1870-08-18

ROOFING.
oouhfe Thick Roofing weirbs
about AZ lbs. to the square yard.
Our Rooiinx Is entirely different from, RI.
Saturated SheatatnE. This 1. mr5- cr ...l
l1E eut woo!Ien RI Kx and rhornns..,. no.n-
tuea nlth tuF. Every roll Intended T1r ranf-
I9x !" marked "KuonuE.- Cse uo ott,rr r.
and down or cro@utsr. Brgtn ar tfn Lag. ~
ae-ana tuck down with good zfze rnrt.
Anont one Or two incles apaft. tappiar r.
about tvSo iuches. u
, 1870-08-18

A1AsfhordtnnrY Operations OF Cast.r
acse*-sso Carloads Driven
vi, sn1Ffcd to Cincanuntl, ANA
S0td-The Ikn&cRts EscnDe win r..
Money.
Special Dtsr.teh tn The uhlc.ro 1+fhrn.
Qclscf, Aug. i7.-Une Of Tho mDsr e4traon,,-
uatf cast!e hefts that has probably ever trans
pFe's 10 tnts part Of the country occurred a rex
oays ago. near Horucr Station. on the l., ", ".
\; & Some l.old thieves enteres, the niantat,o,,
r. ~, NJ n;n, y@na alexander, heavy stock dealer a,
III sstn e!'ioaas o. them; loaded them ut inruer.
eo.1~M ~ .Si tntm 70 Cincinnati, and rot the sss
~ H. 'af ais9.,e nc cat'le were. however, fua1a II
aWa5 with the money, WI @ae sateses 8st
1ns tasstsn symrathszcrs hero arr e.ca,,v en-.
TIC over fae reported ITuhs1an yfrrnr5:s
, 1870-08-18
FRANCE.

PAR1s, Aug. 1a.-la view Of the nub]ic hmm.
f!ener to know the result Of the hattie, the Con-
efttu'fonnef this morning publishes IN article 6sy
tnE that, 81 The brave Generals now rtkktpg theI,
4!sea IN defence Of their countrJ caunot xhi]e
mus engaged, know al the results gained he.
e.oct' Herc tncoostder2te, Ia view Of tue OPERA
uoaA 50 multiplied md complicated. ~
SNe Fasslal dctails which might prpye prematurr
saeaso that c!uzcns will await the resplt Win
eaee- The government viii be YatfhfrI IN
~, ron"ea and will communicate tnmr,tf,tc1r
,-x,r,,., VINES % It. Ii will be more than evrr
prompt on this OCCASION y '@4ea e'e1
1a..., papess have articles similar IN ,,,a
m. rnsnrrz,. =. 4.-1ne HrowtnR unpopulanty of
Esr7cstuce with the al1ny ,n.ts.s que 70 MS IN
Inc command OF military exprrts IL 70
LONDON, Aug. 1s--Tbe I'm,
nov Ano"s 10" gEosslJ he has teen w.t., pe'or
the "A1 estaoGs1mcnt, and how thc n,,,,u. as ~
hab been s9u1ndefetf. lie caa ala 49, 1oolfs
has been misguided a. to the ap,, 1.rrss, ~ ne
ting in Hanover, Bas2E2. Saxon5. etr 'eel-
II Ia said tfat boxes cuns1ihiug Sana:s,,,
fafe property arc arriving NJ Aad.tu s,,,s,I-
sto1tca arc tclcsI1phed here from yar1os. s..A.F
IN Belgium. 's'A1'
Tie Archbishop Of Paris haA, su17cadere,, q,
Ihe diocesan schools anu other tus:rttons undcr
his charge, to the French authorities, for hoani,
tA uses- Over 900 beds are ALREADY set IN IN
these places.
LONDON, Aug. 17.--PArts journals confess the,.
1haaulty to explain the course Of recent military
e'easa In consequence OF the confusion Of late.
snd lack Of authentic sdytcca,
1a1ee ntphcws Of Hctu2dotte have totneti ttt
French Amy. '~'4~" "@->
>oa1' eeanhosd, Countess Aonsalcmler,, and
, 1870-08-18
MASONIC NOTICES,
"------'--------~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sN0SO11lc.


EtenlaF Communication Of TIIOS. j. TURNER
LODGE. F. / 4 H., thta CThusrdsy} cyrinz, Wort
Gu the f. L. Dee1ec. Brethren are cordially iuvt4,
LlSLE BUhSAM E,Acsv
, 1870-08-18

nc1s5 burden, hut Il now the safety OF Germany.
The mobilization AMI concentration Of troops
has proceeded With Tapdity tsnly wonderful yet
with quiet order, like c1ock-wosk, only disturbed
by the understandable enthusiasm OF that
PORTION Of the population who hare felt
themselves unfortunate that their ra.t Ia
not. nxre active one. Nosrtthstaud4nRt the ytpor.
Gus and un*psring nature Of the mtIea.yae1T1oe
in pruksia, the number Of volunteers lfpku the
comp1rat1Fe s1rail rlass who are, on one ground
or another, exempt, has been 50 great that the
government has heen unable to dispose OF then
as fast as they offered their sev1ceAr
Berlin dates thus refer 10 the needle gun and
C1,assepot: ".AmouS the rEus4lan prisoners there
are Several volunteers Of one Jear:s Standing, It
1t well known In Prussia that these soldiers be-
long ~ HeIfo-do families, and enlist for one rear
only. They are very cautious In replying to ques-
tons pus to them. but they arc agreed a. To tue
superiority Of the French chasscpot over tue r1us-
ElRn needle gun"
The TisR<s gives the reasons for Prussiau supe-
Sto11tJ: " The superiority which the Prusslans
have thus far shown, they seem likely to retain
until the close Of the wR1. Some people appesr
to suppose that the dispruportion In numbe1a BE-
tween the P1ussiau and the French azmIes will
disappear as the campaign goes on. We be!lere,
OF the contrary, that 1t wll remain very much
As now, or that II ans change he made
=
more emc!ent system Of keeping their forces At a
given level thAu the French As soon as the mo-
Utilization Of the Pussian arrcIes takes place. de-
pots Of reserve are formed iii over the country.
supplies of men and horses are despatched from
these depots to the front On the nrst day
Of every month. the number being calculated On
an accurate est1mRte based upon carefully pre-
pared statistics The Ea1httrs Tins constantly
gathered in TO make up lossca In the ncld are one
half called up from the lsnIFehr, men who ha1r
alEeadJ served aud know their duties, wuile
tie other halt are recruits. They leave
depots provided with everything they need, 80
khat hty are ready for kerVice the moment thcy
reach tho front. This II the eyatenn which haa
called forth the enthusiastic praises Of every for
elKn observer who has carefully studied the o.
ganfzatsou of the PIusaian army. Levies Of raw
recruits cannot cope With force raised In this
scientific manner.
SPECIAL Despatch 70 the New York tribune.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-0ur special correspondent
ws1tes from Hamburg, Sunday: ~The Second
Division OF the French t1eet was seen twenty
miles kWest-eouthHest ct Heligolaud, steering
eatf. The German neet, at C3xhaFen and vii.
htlmlhayen, put IL SEA, and . canu0naItne has
since been hearl.
The French dciays arc Enaccoaatable They
might have taken Cuxhayen, completely COM
The entrance 10 tho Etbc, hut 1t is uo,r
Te1r fortified. The Elbc is not being blocka1ed,
and vessels arrive daily.
merchant vessel in attempting tn enter VIII
httnsha'cn III fog, Tas sunk ~ u torpedo.
, 1870-08-18
MISSOURI hTATE LOTTERY.
Missouri State
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
CaPlf3L PRIZE, $4,000.

The Manager. take xreat pl.-s.ure IN snnn,rrn. n
thf rnt1.s TIA: th;S hav r-3Iy and fo .aIr TeI.
nekgts have fs-n cut down ftun OoQ to apfJ xhiie
Ne latKc saHftah s-as4n the sssne ii the former
eehret This 10 the Lottery which haS had such Non.
dssf1l sneeess n New Oresns, and which hss eoai-
MetEl5 tatFq The p&.es e tbs HAranS Lottery. 4
thcsc wie desirr TO wotshp ut sort1nef shfiae tic
kottrfy sehesrc In the world. ~ "A- eA@AF'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-29

Albert G. Burr, Lyman Howard and
Robert G. Beach, VS.. Samuel T, Neill. j.
w. Fleming, and all persons whom it may
Concern.
In Common Pleas, of Forest County,
No. l, Dec. Term, 1870. bill in Equity to
perpetuate testimony.
The Plaintiffs in the above bill say, That
they arc the owners in fee of ono hundred
and fifty acres of Land or rthereabouts, ,situ-
ate in Harmony Township,in in said County,
described as follows: Being part of the
Tract known as the Gitchel Survey, bound
ed on the north by land of George Dun
lap, east by land now or formerly of j.
Comstocl1, south by land now or formerly
owned by j. Johnston and j. ID. Neill, and
West by the Alcorn farm, which is part OF
the same Survey.
That the said tract of land was settled
and improved by one Ezra Gitchel, who
became the owner thereof by application
therefor, and warrant and survey duly
made and returned TO the land Office in
1887, and the settlement dues fully COM
pleted thereon.
That the said Gitchel, on the 9th day OF
December, 1885, by writing duly execut-
ed and delivered. sold and conYeyedal his
right, title and intetest in the land atore.
said to one Benonie C.. Scott, from whom
by sundry conveyances the title has be-
come vested in the Plaintiffs, and prays
the Court That they may be at liberty 10
examine their witnesses, and make proc
of several matters and things herein be-
fore mentioned, and particularly with
reference to the matters alleged in the 20
and 9Th paragraphs of this bill.
I'd. That they may be at liberty at, and
upon all future OCCASIONS TO read and
make use of the said testimony as they
may be advised,
Whereupon the Court order and decree
| That a. appearance be entered by said j.
w. Fleming and all persons whom ii may
concern on or before the 4th Monday o
December, A. d. 1870, and that copy o
| this order and a statement of the substance
and vl,Ivcts Uf the Bin be nnhlished in th'
| Forest Republican for three weeks the las
of which publication shall he at least toi
| days before the said fourth Monday o
! Dec, 1870. BY THE COUhI.
Attest j. b. AGNEw, Pro.
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

1t costs nothing to try "SLEEP-
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the agent will refund your money. 1t
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take nothing else. Sold by all drug
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tie. d. S. KNOX, g. co, agent. E.
B. SLEEPER, Proprietor, Waterford,
Erie Co., Pa.
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SEASON OF t87O-71.
JASON & HAMLIN CABINET
ORGANS.
Important improvements.
Patent June 2lst and August 23d, 1870.
REDUCTION OFPRICES.

The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., have
the pleasure of announcing important inn
proVements in their Cabinet Organs, for
which Patents were granted them in June
and August last. These are not merely
meretricious attachments, butenhance the
substantial excellence of the Instruments.
They are also enabled by increased iacil-
tiles a large new mandatory, they hope
hereafter TO supply all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made by this Conn
pany are of such universal reputation not
only throughout America, but also in Eu-
rope, that few will need assurance of their
superiority.
They now offer Four Octave Cabinet Or
gans, in quite plain cases, but equal accord
ing 10 their capacity to anything they make
for $50 each.
The same, Double Reed, SOS. Five oe-
taye Double Reed Organs, Five Stops, with
Knee swell and Tremulant, in elegant case
with several of the Mason and Hamlin
improvements, Sl25. The same Extra
with new VoX Humana, Automatic Swell
ETC., $3.50. Five Octaves, three sets Reeds,
seven stops with Euphonei splendid in
struments, S225.
A new illustrated catalogue with full
information, and repuced prices, is now
ready, and will be sent free, with a testi-
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struments, 10 any one sending his address
! to MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN CO., l5i
fremont Street, Boston, os 500 broadway
MY. 30-4t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-29

The following notices of the At
Jantic Monthly and Ha,per's Magazine
we clip from the Meadville Journal.
They express our sentiments, and save
us the labor of writing them:
The Atlantic for December has made
its welcome appearance. 1t contains
number of excellent articles, first
among which, to our thinking, is Hen
ry l. Tinkerman's "Plea fo9 Science"
Since mans wit is popularity gauged
by his volubility, it is pleasant to see a
man of Mr.. Tinkerman's culture come
to the aid of the silent ones. The num-
Der opens with an article entitled ""Con-
fessions Of a Patent Medicine Man." by
Ralph Keeler. "Joseph and his Friend"
is concluded, as is also Travelling
Companions" by Henry James Jr.
The other articles are: The Prayer
Seeker, by John G. Whittier; Old
town Fireside Stories, by Harriet
Beecher Stowe; Resemblances between
the Buddhist and Roman Catholic Re-
ligions, by L. Maria Child; A Strip of
Blue, by Lucy Larcom; Black Christ
mas, at Dix Cove Afoot on Colorado
Desert, by Stephen Powers; Father
Blumhardts Prayerful HOTEL Ru-
dolph, Monograph, by Barnet Phil
lips; Indian Summer, by Frances Lee
Pratt The Miracle Play Of 1870, in
Bethlehem, New Hampshire, by II. II. ;
Fitting, by w. d. Howells; A Vir-
ginian in New England Thirty-fve
Years ago; John Bull at Feed, by w.
J. Stillman, and Reviews and Litera-
ry Notices. Published by Fields, Os-
good & Co., Boston.
With the December number Har-
pers' Magazine commences its forty
second volume, and we can truly say
that like wine, it improves with age.
One would have to go far to find bet
ter magazine for popular reading, and
popularity is, after all, the one thing
most sought after The list of con-
tents is as follows: The Brooklyn Ma
Wy Yard; Pho Mono and his Council
ors Kife in Brittany; A Vigil Fred
erick the Great; The Book of the
Legion Of Honor; The Statue; Bonn
bay and the Parsus; Song Of Fire
Inveig!ing Nature into a Disclosure of
her Secrets; Anteros; The Sacred
Flora; Under the Rose; Collected by
Valetudinaran Blockade Running;
What did Miss Darlington See ?
Matches; Orange Blossoms and Night
Shade; Anne Furness and the Easy
Chair, etc. Published by Harper &
Brothers, N. Y.
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If you arc sufIcring, or have suffered
from involuntary discharges, what effect
does it produce on your general health9 ?
Do you feel weak, debifitated, easily tired9
Does a little extra exertion produce pal
pitation Of the heart? Does your liver, or
urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequent
ly get out of order? Is your urine some
times thick, milky or 6ocky, or is it ropy
on settling2 Or does a thick slSum rise to
the top? Or is a sediment at the bottom af-
ter IL has stood awhile? Do you have
spells of short breathing or dispepsia7 Are
your bowels constipated? Do you have
spells of frainting, or rushes of blood to
the head? Is your memory impaired? Is
your mind constantly dwelling on this
subject? Doyou feel dull, listless, moping,
tired of company, or life? Do you wish
TO be left alone, away from everybody ?
Does any little thing make you start or
jump? Is your sleep broken or restless ?
Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant
The bloom on your check as bright? Do
you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do
you pursue your business with the same
energy? Do you feel as much confidence
in youself? Are your spirits dull and flag
ging, given to fits of melancholy? If so,
do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia.
Have you restless nights? Your back
weak, your knees weak, and have but lit
tie appetite, and you attribute this to dys-
pepsia or liver-complaint?
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-29

AT Waterford, on Friday last,
died Col. JamesM. M'Kay,aged eighty
two. He was born in Northumberland
County, this State, on the 18th day OF
October, 1888, and came to Waterford
in 1910, where he resided up to The
time of his death. He was one of the
veterans of the war of 1912, distin-
gushing himself in that memorable
campaign. Politically, he was a Dem
ocrat, until the breaking out of the re-
bellion, when he turned about TO 60
supporters OF 'fia g6Vefhmetlr; afuwas
an advocate of carrying on the war.
He was universally respected, and his
remains were followed to the grave by
a very large number of ncighbors and
acquaintance. Peace TO his ashes. -
Erie Displtch.
The deceased was the father of JAS
Mckay of this place.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-29

The Little Corporal Magazine for
December closes the eleventh volume
of that brilliant Juvenile. The maga-
zine has now been published five years
and half, and has attained an un-
precedented popularity and cireula-
ton. 1t is now enlarged, improved,
and beautifully illustrated. The No
vember and December numbers of 1870
are offered free to all who subscribe
now for the next year. Don't fail to
give your children this sterling juve
nile magazine. 1t is published in Chi
cago, Illinois, by Sewell q Miller, al
one dollar and a half year. 10 cents
for a single copy. Beautiful and gen
crous premiums are given for clubs.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-29

"A verdict for damages was award
ed to VIM. Stitt against a. & f. Hui
dekoper, of Meadville, in the U. S.
Supreme Court at Pittsburgh, last
Wednesday morning. The case had
been on trial since the 10th inst. The
case, as we get it, is as follows; Stitt
had the refusal of certain oil land of
Huidekopers, for certain number OF
days. Time ran out; Huidekopers
leased land to other parties. Stltt af'
terward leased it to operators; found
it had been leased by Huidekopers, and
sued for damages. Upon the opening
of the Court, on Wednesday morning
the jury returned verdict in favor o.
the defendant for the sum of nine thou
sand dollars. The last time the cast
was tried, the jury awarded the plain
tiff eighteen thousand dollars. A mo
ton for new trial and reasons wer'
fled by plaintiffs counsel.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-29

Now, reader, self-abuse, vcnoreal dis
eases badly cured, and sexual excesses, are
all capable of producing weakness of the
generative organs. The organs of genera
ton, when in perfect health, make the man
Did you ever think that those bold, def
ant, energetic, persevering, successful bus
iness-men are always those whose genera
tive organs are in perfect health? You
never hear such men complain of being
cannot succeed in business they don t be-
come sad and discouraged; they arealways
polite and pleasant in the company of Ia
dies, and look you and them right in the
face-none of your downcast looks or any
meanness about. them. do nat mean
those who keep the organs inflated by
running to excess. Those will not only
ruin their constitutions, but also those
they do business with or for.
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school Tax Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the School
~ Duplicate of Tionesta Borough, of tax
of 1870, have been placed in my hands for
collection. In accordance with the Act OF
Assembly, i'm such case made and provid-
cd, hereby give notice that / will attend
ut my store, in Tionesta Borough, Pa, for
the purpose of receiving said tax, for two
months from date, II is under Act of 2lst
April, 1860, that all persons who shall be-
fore the expiration of two months from
the date of this nolice, pay their tax shall
be entitled to deduction Of five per cent.
u. $. KNOX,
Tfcas'r Tioncsta Boro. s. ID.
Dated Sept. II, 1870. 24-3t.
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How many men, from badly cured dis
eases, from the effects of self-abuse and
excess, have brought about that state of
weakness in those organs that has reduced
the geneal system so much as to produce
almost every other disease-idiocy, lunacy,
paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and al
most every other form of disease which
humanity is hoir to, and tho real cause OF
the trouble scarcely ever suspected and
hayo doctored forall but the right one.
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FOREST COUNTY -orFIcERs.

PrcsidoNt Judgc-JAMEs CAMPBELL.
Associate Judgcs--W. II. Coon, j. A.
PROPER.
MerD-E. L. DAVIS.
District .An0rneV--W. w. Mason.
'TIcdsurcr-J. Z. SIaatNs.
V'rothonotdry, Register G Recorder, &C.
y. u. AduEw.
CommiSsioRers--A. B. RooT, Benz. Ell
LOTT. N. p. WHEELER.
.0H6ty Superlnt @ident--S. L. RoHRER.
Ja,Y Commissioners--JAs. GILFILLINN,
A, Cook.
County iSHrpcyor--S. d. IRWIN.
CorOneT-JosIAH WIEANs.
County uditorS-H. II. STOWE, L. J..
n NCRErT, ELL HoLEMAN.
MenbcrN Congress l0h District--G. w.
SCOFIELp.
state SeRofs-W. A. WALLACE.
AsScicbty-JoHN @. HALL.