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DEDICATION OF M. E. CHURCH.

ED. FOREST REPUBLICAN
Please
notice that the New M. Z. Church in
Tionesta will be dedicated on the 10Th
day Of February next. All Ministers
and others are invited to attend. Rev.
George Loomis, d. D., and Rev. o. l..
Mead will officiate.
IS. BURTON, Pnstor.
Cory. Franklin, Titusville, Oil
City and Clarion papers please copy.]
Please announce in your paper, in
connection with the above notice, that
all persons who have subscribed to the
building of the M. Z. Church, in Tio-
nesta, Pa, will confer a favor by call
ing upon Miles w. Tate, Esq, who is
Treasurer of the Board of Trustees, and
settling up before dedication day.
If. S. S. BURTON.
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n the American Knitting Machiue Co.,
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED FOR
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OR SOCIAL LIFE
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Wonderful developments among the
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CARPENTERS, Blacksmiths, Saw mill
men, Oil men, and other citizens OF
Forest county, who are in want Of any
thing in the Hardware line, should go
to Andrews e. Co., Tidioute. They
have the largest stock in this section
of the country. They are making and
repairing all kinds of Machinery and
Saw mill castings at short notice Aft.
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For SALE.-150 acres of land No.
3142, in Kingsley township, Forest
county. Any person wishing to pur-
chase, will please address the under
signed, stipulating the price they will
give. JAMES BLEAKLEY,
Franklin, Pa.
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AD . r G. S S
To the Nervous
AND
d DEBIIITATED.
.
NYTUOSE snfTorinrs hive been nrotract-

WHOSE sufTerings have been protract-
w cd from hidden causes, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to render
existence desirable;
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Issued Jan. 1st 1871.

THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE
SEASON.
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The forest 8epnblitan.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 81
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cultural and Mechanical College ID the

cultural and Mechanical College In the
State.
By Mr. wooDsov Petition of citizens Of
Allegheny in relation to the Covlngton and
Ohio railroad.
COUNTY SUBSCRIPTIONS TO INCORPORATED
COMPANIES.
House bill "to amend and resnact certain
sections of an act to authorize subscrip-
tions to incorporated companies by certain
countess" approved June 18th, 1870, was
taken up, the question being upon MIR.
HANGERS substitute.
MIR. THOMAS moved to amend the substi-
tute that the consent of three-ffths OF the
registered voters of a county shall be re-
cessary to authorize subscription to IN
incorporated company.
This amendment was earnestly advocated
by Mr.. THOMAS, as also by Messrs. D. b.
WHITE, JACKSON, and CREEsHAW, and op"
posed by Messrs. KELLY and MCCAULL.
Mr.. DANIEL proposed to amend the
amendment 80 that three-ffths Of the per-
sons uoting shall be sufficient to order the
subscription, provided it shall appear that
n majority of the freeholders voting at such
election, and registered voters in the coun-
ty, shall have voted in favor of the SUBJ
scription.
Mr.. DANIELS amendment was favored in
debate by Messrs. HANGER, Guy, and HENs-
LEY. It was then adopted.
The substitute was further amended
and, pending It's consideration, the House
adjourned.
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Tha rntarnal Revenae Ring.

The internal revenue ring In this city,
long known to our own people, who have
been It's victims with no power to protect
themselves, ls about to be "inspected."
Mr.. PoRTER's resolution is like what
Is called handspike driven into an
uncased hogshead of tobacco. 1t will
expose to those VINO have the OPP
portunity to look into the centre the
mass Of corruption, It's cunning and enor-
nifty. If the inspection be fair and faithful
we shall have an exposition that will, II
anything can, astonish the people of this
country.
The investigation is set on foot by the Re-
publcans, or a portion Of them, who cam
not bear longer to look silently upon the
denominations of official deprayity in this
city among Federal appointees and their
auxillaries. Mr.. PORTER is the mover Of
the investigation in the House of Repre-
sentatives, and he is known to be very
perseveripg man. AS far as we know he has
never been directly implicated in jobs. He
has been guilty of holding an Office in Nor
folk while representing the colored people
of the Chesterfield district in the conven-
ton and the Richmond district in Congress.
We remember no accusation of culpability
in the corruptions for money-making gotten
up among officials and party rings. He pro-
iesses to make war on rings Of that kind,
and of course we should wish him success.
If he is sincere, it is gratifying to know that
he is a man of great energy and persist
ence in his objects, and that there is some
chance for his doing some good in the right
line by way of compensation to some de-
gree for the evil he has inflicted by exces-
siye zeal in the wrong direction.
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A Gard from Mr.. BundY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. II, 1871.
Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
Ny attention was this morning called to
the reported testimony of P. V. Daniel,
ESQ.,, before committee OF investigation
of the House Of Delegates, in which he tes-
titles that / have left the State Of Virginia,
and that he has not been able to learn OF my
whereabouts nor to procure my attendance
as witness before that committee.
This is to notify MIR. Daniel and the COM
mittee that subpoena addressed to me in
care of the st. James Hotel, Washington,
DC, will reach me, and that will cheer
fully respond to the summons of the COM
mittee, or even to an invitation from Mr.
Daniel himself if he will forward me rail.
road pass to Aqua Creek and pair of
skates to this city with which to make my
way to the northern terminus of his grand
trunk railroad. Very respectfully,
C., S, BuSpY.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The pportlonment Of representation
in the General Assembly Of the State is q
matter of paramount Importance to the
people of Virginia. The demands of the
public welfare should make it imperative
upon the Legislature, and the Constitution
leaves no discretion on the subject. 1t
provides that the present Legislature shall
do this thing. We cannot for 4 moment
suppose that the Legislature will under
any preteXt omit the performance Of this
solemn and positive duty. If it is possible
that any pretext could justify its postpone
ment, the idea that the Legislature cannot
unseat Senators is the least entitled to
weight of any that can be conjectured. If
that were reason, why, reapportionment
could never take place, as we have already
shown
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The SUPERVISORS OFFlCE.-We have it
from reliable authority that there has been
no application made at the Federal Trea-
sury Department for the removal Of Super
visor PREsBREY, Of this district, announce
ments to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Republican Central Executive Com
inittee, and most Of the party committees
of the Congressional districts, have recon-
mended Col. Il. w. HUGHES for the office !;
but the subject has not yet been brought
before the Department, as we are informed.
We further learn that Col. HUGHES had no
desire to obtain this Office, and only yielded
to the solicitation of the committees and the
legislative Republican caucus in consenting
to take it If the appointment were confer
red upon him.
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TIE NEW BANK IN RIcHMoND.-The
Petersburg Inder takes notice of the new
bank in this city, mainly established under
the auspices of THOMAS BRANCH Il Co. 1t
was an acquisition to this city when Messrs.
L. & Co. came hither from Petersburg, and
We hope to see other gains in commercial
enterprise and business talent from the
same excellent source. The Lnder says:
owe have the announcement of the
establishment of the Merchants National
Bank of Richmond, under the presidency
OF Thos. Branch, Sr. The public are tuml-
liar with the credit enjoyed and the success
obtained 10y the banking firms OF Thomas
Branch & Sons, Of this city Thos. Branch
g. Co.. and Branch, Scott & Co., Of Au-
gusta.
That the Richmond house and one Of
those in Augusta have transferred I'LL their
business to national banks lately estab-
lshed chiefly by themselves, and under the
management OF members OF their firms,
shows that the national system is growing
in favor. And we have little doubt that
the change from private houses into the
Merchants National Bank Of Richmond,
presided over by Thomas Branch, ST., and
the Merchants and Planters National
Bank of Augusta, directed by Gov. Jen-
kins, of Georgia, and Thos. P. Branch, will
add to the available capital of the States in
which they are located, as we'll as rebound
to the benefit Of those directly interested in
them, managed, as the public has every
reason to expect they will be, with the
ability which has marked their conduct as
private firms"
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THE WESTERN PORK TRADE.-Of this
trade the Cincinnati Price Current of
We lnesday remarks
"The pork trade continues to be the
leading attraction, and it has been quite &C
tive during the week as regarded live hogs,
but there has been but little done in the
product, doubtless owing to the extreme
high rates asked by holders, which are rela-
lively higher than those current in other
markets, but they are nevertheless lower,
relatively, than the prices paid for hogs !;
and, though remarkable, it is true that
hogs, when alive, bring much better prices
than when slaughtered; and not only
this, but sailed meats are neglected,
though offered relatively lower than
dressed hogs, and still lower than the
prices paid for them alive; and when the
meat is smoked it is almost llnsaleable,
though the prices asked are far lower than
the prime cost. The receipts Of hogs at
this place have been fair for the advanced
stage of the season; but taking all the lead.
ing markets together, they have been
quite large for the week, and the in
dications are that large number of hogs
are still to come to market from the North
western States There is very general be-
lief among capitalists, merchants, farmers,
and others, in the Interior, that pork is very
cheap, and that "there is money in it" at
the current prices and this accounts for the
unusually large number of outside parties
who have purchased on speculation the pre-.
sent season, and also for the fact that con.
siderable amount Of the article is being
cured by country merchants and operators
at home and outside the regular packing
placeS."
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TRANSPORTATION OF CATTLE.-Congress
is about, 1t is to be hoped, to do humane
thing in providing for the care of cattle
transported upon railroads. The measure
could not be we'll carried out by State laws,
as railroad lines often transport cattle
through several States. Heretofore cattle
have been SO cruelty treated, and kept with
out food and water for SO long time
sometimes for several days-that when they
reached their destination they were more
dead than alive, and often so injured as to
make very unhealthy food for men. The
owners suffered serious loss-a loss which
was not made up by the butchers; for the
injury sustained by the cattle is not re-
paired before they are slaughtered and sold
in the shambles.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at noon. No prayer.


BILLS, &C., REPORTED.
The following bills were reported from
committees and placed on the calendar
Senate joint resolution rendering to West
Virginia I'm arbitration of the public debt.
Senate bill to amend the act providing for
the removal of causes and transfer of all
papers, &C., from the Hastings Court of
Harrisonburg to the County Court of Rock
ingham, with an amendment.
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS.
Grievances reported it ineXpedient to le-
gislate on the proposition of Mr.. ANDREWS
to prohibit minors from drinking at bars
and other public houses.
APPROPRIATIONS TO EDUCATIONAL 1NsTITU-
TONS.
Mr.. WooDsoN submitted resolution di-
recting the Auditor of Public Accounts to
furnish to the House the several amounts
Of money appropriated by the State, by do
nations, loans, or annuities to the Univer-
sity of Virginia and the Virginia Military
Institute, from their foundation to the pre-
sent time.
Mr.. HANGER submitted substitute i'm
posing the duty Of furnishing the statement
referred to above on the Committee of
Schools and Colleges, and that they also lay
before the House the number of students
that have been educated at each free of
charge, for tuition fees, and the value of
the property Of the State at each institu-
ton"
The substitute was adopted.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Messrs. j. B. MILLER, Jr.,
and SEAToN for two days each Messrs. AT
LEE, JSo. @. HODGES, SEGAR, and PoPHAA
for one day each Mr.. NOBLE six days, and
MI. STRoTHER three days.
BILLS, &C., PRESENTED.
The following bills, petitions, &C., were
presented and appropriately referred:
By Mr.. STUBBs Petition of W. b. Talia-
ferro for authority to the Gloucester Charity
school to remit the interest due the said
accrued by the war.
By MIR. PANNILL Bill to amend the char
ter of the town of Orange.
BY Mr.. FAYERMAN Bill conferring con-
stabulary powers upon the detectives of
Petersburg.
BY Mir. CHEWING Resolution inquning
into the expediency Of establishing an agri-
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GENERAL SHERMAN THE COMING MANA
Washington correspondent of the Pitts
burg Paper, glancing at possible Radical
candidates for the Presidency in 1872, says:
Well.informcd politicians speak pri-
vately Of General William Tecum>ch Sher-
man us the man who will most probably be
sustained for nomination by the Republic
cans, who look on Grant as Il Jonah to be
thrown overheard. Sherman is said to be
quietly taking his own course i'll making
his friends.
"Geu. Sherman does not consider the per-
SOnal relations between himself and Grant
are such as to preclude his being candi-
date for nomination, and that he will GER
tainly accept if he be the choice of the Ma
tiOnal Convention. 1t is thought that if the
opposition to Grant in Republican ranks
concentrates OH sherman, it will seriously
endanger Grants chances for renomina-
ton. The military officers around Grants
person, ut the White House, are said to
look upon Sherman with jealous and I'M
friendly eye, regarding him as Il rival to
their chief, and they are supposed to re-
fleet Grants secret feelings"
or course SHERMAN will be the Rcpubli.
can candidate if he will accept u nominal
ton from such party.
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SPECIAL asbTaCs;ess
mo- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAH.
T.a.PRICE & CO. have just opened
Elegant POINT APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LARS;
LACE TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes !;
HEMsTITCHED LAWN HAEDkERCHIEFS,
splendid boxes;
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTTON GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold.
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS:
superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CLOAkS;
BROCHE SHhWLS, $50 to $50;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and sol "a Z
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET SHAWLS;
HOUSE SIIAWLS and SCARFS, &c.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, all colors; VELOCRS;
IRISH and FRENCH POPLlNS;
OTTOMANS, DELAINES;
Splendid POPLINS, 90, 25 and 30c.:
DIAGONAL POpLINS, very cheap;
FIGURED DFLAINES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMBAZINES, OTTOMANS, SATTEENS,
REPS. MOHAJRS, TAMISE, &c,
of uneuualled shade and finish with everything
e''e N'''O'0 ~ WV T. R. PRICE CO.,
de24 llOl Main street.
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Me- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
nts remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves The hair soft and beautiful black
Of broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street, New York.
ts2-eodlyr
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s,D RvaGssoDB.
DUCKWALL &RoUss,
o. Io,s MAIN STREET.
AUCTION BARaA1Ns!
CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP GOODS
AT THE GREAT BAHGAIN STORE OF
DUCKWALL & ROUSS.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP 6OODS
AT THE GREAT BAEGAIN STORE OF
DUCKWALT & ROUSS.
inst received large shipment OF MAGNIFICENT
auction bargains-25 per cent. cheaper than ever.
BLACK ALPACAs ! BLACK ALPACAs!
BLACK ALPACAS at aH pric es-is per cent.
cbo mar than ever good BLACK ALPACA at
5oc.-cheap at 4oc do Do az q. sS 90 1e
Elegant JAPANESE sALhS ~ ~'''' pas'efh ;
would be cheap at BIZ. ,n,orr Dop.1rs
BLACK and COLoRED IRISH fofLiNs.
VII Bft sussp cRAPE CLOTH a. Soc, worth 7sc.
PLAID and PLAIN PfPLINS
Bet Quality WEIGH FLANNEL. .o.o
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, 7sc, 81, Pl so, tZeo'
WORsTED GOODS-an kinds at half price.
SHAWLS, soc.
seantjfuI WHITE OPERA CLoAKs. Sc
Rear Besuftfal ALASKA FURs (warrante ed genuine.)
Beautiful LADIES, HATS, only 2Sc:, worm r ~;
Elegant BLACK and COLOEED BID
GLOVES g. ,.sc,,,upra
The best IA COTTONS in the city at l2tc.
ANEROSCOGGTN COTTON, 16ac.
Coats's and Clark's MA CHINE COTTON:
Good SPOOL COTTON at lie. spool: ia ~
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MARRIED.,

On The 18th instant by Rev. &. ". Pether-
bridge. Mr.. aOPEhT BR1TTOS aud Miss
Susan LLARKE both of HeGrico.
By Rev. W. y. Hill, January 10th, 1871, Miss
KATE NICK. PITZtR, of COyington, Va, to Alr.
+. Y. BURHU3S, Of Appomottox county, Va.
Central Presbyterian please copy.
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NE CHILDREN'S CH AIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN'S CHAIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS.-25d dozen CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
just received at
G. B. STACY i SONS, 1905 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
where can be found the largest and best-assorted
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
the city.
Don't fail to examine before buying. de %
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T OIL OF FITRIOL !

OIL OF VITRIOL! OIL OF VITRIOL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have In thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article Of
OIL OF VITRIOL,
which they are at all times prepared to slip in
quantities to suit purchasers. Making Its produc-
ton specially, our prices win be found more
advantageous to buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
{ flee, 30 South St., Baltimore, Md. de a-eodly
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ID E 0 P Z N I N G
IULIUS sYC L e 8,

JULIUS sYC L e 8,
No. soa MAIN ST., SECOND DooK FROM COR. 9Th,
Takes pleasure In Informing his friends and the
nubIic In general that he has pened bis store.
No. eos MAIN STREET. and will offer his entire
stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at cost,
for cash only from this day until closed out Call
at once. JULIUS SYCLES,
Ia, I'm s0s Main street.
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m- CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACK's

Just received LACE, EMBROIDERED, mi
TIAL, and other HANDRERCHIEFS; EN-
BROIDERIES, COLLARS and CUFFS, GILT and
JET JEWELRY, MA KfSS, FURS, ia
PANESE SILK only 40, SHAWLS, SHIRTS.
NECK-TIES, and everything to gladden. the heart.
from the smallest up 10 the giant at
A. GOLD8ACN'S,
de % 8t7 Broad street, between 9Th and eth.
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ATTRACTIONS.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
Ill7 MAIN ST X + L,

SIEC1AL ~ 1hhSl 1SAN|'
~ JOHN N. WOODEN,
NY MAIN SIRE
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE,
Begs to inform his friends and the public that in
addition to his large and complete stock Of staple
and fancy
DRY GOODS,
he has now ready for exhibition splendid line Of
articles both useful and ornamental specially
adapted to the present season and the holidays.
He calls special attention to
SIIAWLs and CIoAKS, IN great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortmenth
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS,
RICH LACEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDK R.
CHIEFS,
SAsHES and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES,
DRESS GOODS
Of every description.
I'm fact our stock Is full and unusually
ATTRACTIVE,
and as the season is far advanced we will offer buy
CTS ExrHAORDINAY INDUCEMENTS.
JOHN N. WOODFIN.
daon iii Main street.
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r A. LYMAN,
ATTORNEY AND U. s. COMMISSIONER,

OFFICE ON llTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
RANK STREETS,
rs COMMISSION Inv tes the patronage OF
attorneys and other citizens iE the PROOF OF
claims IL, bank uptoy administering o.ths. and
taking of deDosIliops From long familiarity las
deputy clerk and deputy marsh ~ with tue pras-
tice In the Federal courts. Will be round asfiu! 70
thoee having legal business In the Circuit ano DIS
trlct Courts of the Un!ted states. u 7-eosw
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ED,

Yesterday morning. at II 80 o'clock JAMES
G.. infant son OF Z. &. ana ). i. Taylor, aged 10
months and Is days. ao
His funeral Will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from the residence Of his parents, NO.
7O2 18th street. The friends Of the family are re-
specially invi' ed TO attend.
Baltimore (Md.) and York tPa.) papers please
copy.
stGordonsville on the morning on the l2.h in
slant at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Gary
n. Beale, Miss LUCY GORDON, In the saith year
IF her
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PRICES FIXED AsToNIsH1NGLY Low!

noH,r MAKE YOUR PURCHASES UNTIL
yor HAVE EXAMINED OUR STOCK!
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spECrAL NOTICES
~ SIXTH ANNUAL CLosING.oU7
SALE!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs'

WINTER GOODS MUST NOT BE CARRIED
OVER THE SEASON:
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ss-The funeral Of the late V. L. FORE will
take place TO MORROW tSunray) AFTER.
Noon. from Broad street Methodist Chu1cb, al
81 O'Clock.
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de % 8t7 Broad street. between 9Th and Tth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-29

RICHARD Is HIMSELF AGAIS. -. Some
weeks ago 9 scoundr rel stole our meerschaum
pipe, and in the weeds OF widowhood We
have ever since moutned its departure.
We have brooded over its loss by day, and
dreamed over il at night. Like Rachel OF
somebody else in the wilderness, we have
ell the time refused to be comiorted We
haze tried Havanas, clay pipes, brier-roots,
gutta- perchss, eigsrsttAs. sd all other i'm
aeiLsble substitutes. Nothing has been
able to fill the BILL and pipeless aud discon-
ISOLATE we have logged along through thi,
vale Of tears.
To-day we received 9 call from q gentle.
man fully conversaDt with our late bereave-
ment, who drew 8 mysterious package from
his coat tail POCKET, solemuly uDrolled the
wrapper, and without any "if" or lands il
the case, laid down upon our table as hand
some 9 meerschum as one would wish &c
puff at. Large, capscious, spoiless, nnc
comfortable, it entirely fills the void in oui
affections created by the loss of the previous
one, and will be richly colored in due tins
If our lungs are baked as dry as behring's
( There's nothing like ambition in a gooC
cause.