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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-11-07
Relief COMMITTEE.

At meeting of citizens of Forest
county held in NJ L. Church at Tionesta,
motion of NJ. w. Tate committee con
sisting of DR.. Winans, II. II. May and
M.Einstein, was appointed for the pur.
pose of soliciting aid for the sufferers
by The great fires in the Northwest.
AT meeting of said committee NJ.
Einstein was appointed treasurer for
said fund.
We do hereby send you a petition,
asking you to do for those who have
suffered so severely in life and proper
ty. All funds shoulds be sent to NJ.
Einstein. A statement of the amount
of money aud goods received will be
published. As winter is drawing near,
the committee requests that the amounts
be forwarded by the 10th Nov. 1871
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.
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1t is said that if puff of air
were to be blown into a vein of an
animal, death would instaataneously
follow, because circulation would be
stopped. The blood makes the entire
circuit of the human body every seven
minutes, and whenever this circulation
is impeded or any of its channels are
clogged by impurities which ought to
be carried off, disease follows-fever
or disorder of liver or kidneys, or
scrofula, or dyspepsia. To get at and
remove the source of the difficulty use
the old and infallible blood purifier,
DR.. Walkers California Vinegar Bit
tiers. 2S 4t
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State Elections To-Day.


Elections will be held in the States
Of Maryland, Massachusetts,, Minneso.
Ia and Wisconsin for Governor, State
officers and Legislature in New York
for State officers and Legislature in
New Jersey for Governor and Legisla-
ture; in Mississippi and Virginia for
Legislatures, and in Illinois for Con-
gresham at large. With the excep-
tion Of Maryland and Virginia the
prospects are good for Republican vic.
tories 10 all these States; while even
in Virginia there is probability that
the Republicans will gain several
members. The Republicans are max
ing plucky fight.
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The Chicago Tribune cautions
Eastern merchants against trusting
irresponsible Chicago dealers who are
availing themselves of the sympathy
of the people to obtain credit which is
likely to be abused. 1t says that
many such men have rushed to the
East proclaiming that they have lost
heavily blythe fire when in fact their
creditors have been the real sufferers.
Our merchants, however, are usually
pretty we'll informed as to the character
of the men to whom they sell mer-
chandise on credit, and are not very
likely to be imposed upon by sharpers.
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. 3.lssPy:s.y;Yssa:FIIs I53a

n IL. nm l-ouiil -. .naI I..U "a all its
phases, written by Convict. endorsed by
the present Governor Of the State, the
Warden and Chaplin of the Prison. 1t
lifts the vail and reveals the horrors of that
lie under the old system of brutal treat
ment starvings. whippings. shamefaced
criminal;ties with female conyicts, mutt
MES, murders, Sc., also the advantages of
the new system of kind treatment lately
inauguraied.
1t Is full of stirring incioents, and vivid
pen pictures, facts as exciting as fiction.
IL IS proiusely Illustrated. is creating a
profound sensation aud Is sure 10 prove
the great popular fast-selling book Of the
season. Price low. For illustrated circu-
lar and extra terms. address Hubbard
Bros, Publishers, 723 SAMSON ST.. Phila.,
Pa. 274t
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"A terrible and probably fatal rail-.
road accident occurred at Miller Farm,
this morning, by which our townsman
Mr.. II. b. Chapman, Superintendent of
the Claremont farm for Mr.. ID. o. Wick.
ham, had both legs cut off and will
probably die. The particulars of this
sad affair appear to be as follows: Mr..
C.was standing on the platform in front
of Browns hotel, engaged in conversa-
tion with another gentleman, when the
$3.50 a. m. freight going north passed,
moving at a rapid rate of speed.
Wishing to make the train he ran
along the platform until nearly in front
Ofthe depot, when he made a Jump for
the platform of the cabOose, catching
the railing with his hands but failing
To secure footing was thrown back
his body resting on the platform and
both legs across the rail, the wheels of
the car passing over them, cutting off
one below the knee and the other one
a short distance above the knee.
The train was stopped, and the unfor-
tunate man taken on board and carried
10 Titusville. Physicians were called,
who dressed the wounds, and it IS un.
derstOod have some hopes of saving his
life. Pet. Cen. Record, 3D.
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BY the Governor
F. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth

a vigorous charge is being made
by the government along the South.
ern lines TO rid the country of the
remaining relics of rebellion the Ku-
Kiux-KIan. No good citizen will
complain of this, and if the means re-
sorted to are harsn and severe, it must
not be forgotten that the end in this
case VIII justify the means used, if this
terrible order of outlaws shall be ut.
terly destroyed. Peace can never
come to the South, until this band of
desperadoes shall be broken up, taught
the power of the nation. 1t appears
that no amount of promises, or entreat-
les will accomplish this desirable re-
suit, while the cries for help are con-
tinuaIly reaching Washington from
nearly every portion of that distracted
section, cries Of loyal men and women
and children for protection from the
cowardly attacks of disguised, armed
men. The diabolism must be stopped,
If it shall require the life of every
member of the hideous order. The
UniOnists, white and black of the
South, must be protected in their
rights, and to this end we trust Presi-
dent Grant will use every means with.
in his power. The country will en-
dorse his every effort to enforce law
and order, when it shall learn the full
tale of woe and suffering which called
for protection.-Pi Pittsburgh Gazette.
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Proclamation.

PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR GEARY
CoMMENDING THE OBSERVANCE OF
THANKSGIVING DAY IN PENNsYLYA-
MA.
HARRIsBuRe, Oct. 2S.-Governor
Geary has issued the following procla-
tion:
His Excelleucy the President of the
United States having by his proclama-
tion set apart Thursday, the 30th of
November, 1871, as day of national
thanksgiving:
Now, therefore, l, John w. Geary,
Governor of Pennsylvania, do hereby
cordially commend to the people there
of the observance of the same as a
day of thanksgiving to Almighty God
for our State, national and individual
blessings, and of prayer for the con-
tinuance Of His gracious favor.
AS entirely as may be possible let
business pursuits be suspended. Let
IFS spend the day in religious worship,
and in such sacred communings and
festivities of the home circle, and so
secure its pleasures and perform It's
duties, as to make our hearts more
deeply sensible of our obligations to
I'd and our fellow men. "N hose of.
iereh praise glori6eth me-" "He that
na'n P.v upon the poor lendeth unto
lne L9rd, ond>that which he hath Civ
en VIII lie pay ltp again"
G'Ven under my hand and the great
seal of the State at Harrisburg this
twenty.sixth day of Oct6Ner. in the
year of our Lord one thousa,d eight
hundred and seventy.one, and If The
Commonwealth the ninety sixth. "
JOHN w. GEARY. \
BY the Governor:
F. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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SUIcIDE.-Cyrus M. Parks, n we'll
known citizen 0fSheakleyville, Mercer
county, died on Wednesday evening of
last week from the effects of injuries
inflicted upon himself on the Friday
previous. He stabbed himself several
times in the neck, aud also attempted
to hang himself, his neck being discol-
ored by the rope. Financial troubles
causeed the rash act, as he had become
surety for several parties who were un-
able to pay ConneautriHe Courier.
ACCIDENT. "A man name unknown.
hGstler at the Alpine House in this
place, on Saturday morning net with
an accident which resulted in the
breaking os one of his legs. 1t ap-
pears that he was going up the stairs
in the barn for the purpose of giving
the horses some hay, and when part
way up his foot slipped and he fell to
the bottom of the stairs. He was I'M
mediately carried to a room in the
Alpine, and DIR. w. b. Hartman was
called upon TO set the injured parts.
We learn that he is getting along as
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances.-&. Marys Gazette.
We are informed that Mr.. Samuel
Troy, Sr., of Union township, this
county, on Tuesday, October 18th, shot
two full grown wolves in that township;
and on the 26th ofSeptember he caught
one in trap-thus capturing three of
these vicious "varmints" in less than
a moDth. The neighborhood is we'll
rid of them; as tltsy had become quite
bold and annoying. We congratulate
Mr.. Troy on his success in capturing
such formidable gape. - Rqfsman's
Jou1HaL
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Whitney's Meats Foot Harness Soap.
MaatcS AGESTs isr CHICAGOANPr r,l
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The Qneen City as it was and is. The
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The celebrated breach of promise
case, between Miss Mcbride and Mr..
Wagner, which was tried at franklin
last summer, and created great inter.
est, will come up during the next ses-
sion of the Supreme Court in this city.
1t will be remembered that the jury
gave the lady semething over three
thousand dollars damages for broken
heart. Mr.. Wagner now brings a
counter suit on writ Of erEor in the
Supreme Court. The briefs are being
printed for trial, which will probably
reopen the whole case.-Pttsburgh
EO1.
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The Republican omoa

AAtS HepuDllcan Office
X EEPS constantly on hand large a.
S,L soItnenI OF Blank Deeds, Mortgages
he sold cheap far cash. "' -
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Hater Street, TSonesta, Pa.

Cannot De surpassed in Western Pennsyl-
vania, and all goods and fits warranted to
give satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

400 9Th Av, SECOND FLOOR, REAR no SEAS
roo good COX, washer and uoner; an xellenr baker
lest city references.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

CARDENER.-A YOUNG AND SINGLE MAN WISHES
NJ situation; - thorough practical crane grower; prac.
teal plant vegetables and
fruits crstsnd the Of rounds; best
ference. A,d ess j. H., box I23 lie aid OH e.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

yIvANrrD-A GERMAN CotCnrhs AND GARDEN
w er. thornn MY understanding his business AMI we
for wash ronn and General hogsewosk, de- situa-
lions with American gentleman Cal at No. Pel ST.,
toe rowe'v.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

U,hRMER'S SITUATION WhNTED--BY A MARRIED.
hai II years experience Ia farming and rails
ing good reference from last emp Adrsss j. ~, box
Isr.Iti intp
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

QET 2D Ay.. BETWEEN nST AND b2D STs.-A
~ Young respectable German .I "a plain cook an A
given.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

CrIfUkTION WANfED--As q iRDENRR, RY MAR
- rca unserstt ia the OF horses and
wiling obgng honest, sober industrtous; city
ference Address NJ, box i0i Herald oEce.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

GARDENER WAITS A S.TUhTION-STSGLE MAN
VI perfectly understands his busness SIX In ist
class places good reference FRI m last
wiling to ate charge horse II ,qared Cal address
b2
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

WANTED A SIT ALTON AS CokCUMAN, RY A
w thorou~hv reiinbir md experienced i've years
recommendation from las, place. ADDRESS r. H. box lai
leraa uwn Eranch llcs 2ij Broa ,wav.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

E0H EAST HrH ST., FCUETH FLOoR-A RE-
COO spectacle Pro'eta woman good piain cook and
excellent washer and roner has the best city reference
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

40 EAST 18th ST., BETWEEN ISr Av AND Av
tIo A, brst roor.--s competent woman work ont
by the day ut wasi ironing would take in WORK at
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

OJ1 erH Ay.- n REsPECTABLE GIRL As COOK,
for two days. ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

LNRST GLASS cOACHMhN.-A YOUNG PROTESTANT
IL wants 81 uatiou the willing AMI obring:
three years from former employer
two days e. =, hox 1-5 iicrali Office.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

GD1 WASHINGTON ST., CORNER Of LEPoY STA
OOi resi- ccNhlf 10 cook, aud Iron, or 10
do general housework; wishes to take her daughter
"a years OF sse) with her.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

740 sp Az, BETWEEN tern AND nth sTs.-A
-tep young giri 90 cook, wash md iron small pr.
vae family, CITY or country; best ely reference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

(yhRDENERS SITUATION wANTEO--BY A FIRST
VI class In every respecbGt aud cold grareries,
greenhouses FRUITS nowersawns aryes &c laying out new
paccs; would tn entire CHARGE OF entemans pnc-,
and garden smal family reiercnces hrst
class Addresa Tor this JAMES WILLIAMS, Dobbs'
ferr N
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

(tOACHNAN'S SITUATION WANrED-BY ASTNGLE
" scotch Is thor ush experienced esty DIRT
pecttn wiling and ohs,nr; hes Adj
dIes' q. B. box l0s Herald Uptown Branch once Ic45
broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

pDl WEST 47Ta ST., BETWEEN sfn AND srH AVS
SZl respectable married won wet nurse mill
month Old acclstomel 70 The care Of chin rem.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

CINGLE MAN, IN THE PRIME OF LIFE. UNDER.
= stands ain enine, the mi king OF cows, would take
al horse ami make hIrssf generally
fll; GOOD writer and Add ess NJ Y. Herald
ONCE.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

900 EAST 18th ST., BETWEEN lSr AND 81 AVS.
C-sD respectable young girl narse Cor Eroving ch
experienced in all kinds OF lressul asins and MT
rbfn .gpvvl IN
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

600 IVES 42D STA SCOTCH GIRt AS KITCHEN
OCJ maid under a cook, chambermaid.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

NTA>TEn--A SITUATION hs coACHMsN IN A PRr.
w rr,g: married: cii: gpoa rssegelce.
Ca "a Ear iz'h ~. ct II Hni ith
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

IOtcHMAN'S SIrCArIoN WANTED BY A RESPECT.
" able Young thoroughly Understands hrs business.
objecton tho country best reference. Call I'D
Gress 4. NJ, H. Vest 34th ST.. private stable.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

FKaN,'N NOV tislt i's9s-si t>F>.
TINE DEMoISELLE PRoTEsTANrh DESIRE lNE
Mac. die femme de cha de Donne. On reat
fo,rn'r do bons snemeat s'a reser aa ~ East
Houston
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets,

NV YORK, December IS. Eveninc-Cot
.on closed weak; mddling rplands 1889
Orleans 2O9sc; sales 2ll3 bales. Flour: dull
and declining; common to lair extra Sc 50 a
81; good t" choice s. 500 %. Whi>k,
95l2c. Wheat very dull; winter red anc
Western 81 81 q 60. Corn a shade tirmer
selling at u y 07Sl2c. kice Sls u Be- Pork
Sl3 SO q IL IS. Lard dull Naval store:
unchanged Taliow heavy at 949asc
Preights dull.
Cotton in'ures sold to-day 1850 bales
as follows: December. 49,, 10 5-l6. 10 9-l6:
January, 1898 10 go; February. 1873. Is
1916, 49,; March 20. 10 l;j-l6: April 2o1.,
70 3-I6; .May 20le.
Coffee trmer; Rio Is 20l4c Sugar frmnr;
fair to good refining quoted at JIs a 9lec;
Cuba ss4 9+2c. Molasses firm; New Or
leans asa SOC. Freights. per sail: Cotton
Jl6G7 sd: per steam. corn lad.
C!NCINSATl. December l5-Cotton dull
and prices have declined; low middling
lSAc; midling l94c Flour market steady,
with q moderate demand: family So ~ %
15. Wheat: good demand; No > red
winter 81 20. Corn: demand moderate. ear
10 D47c. Oats: demand fair and market
firm; No. . $50 Pork dull but unchanged:
fl4 asked, Sl3 - offered Lard dull but
holders not willing to make concessions;
US 09i~+c asked, s3l e9isc offered. Bulk
Neat. dull but holders not willing to make
reuccsslonS- ASKING TOT shoulders 0'Sc; clear
rib sides 6E 0624c; clear sides Ga a &c. fully
cured. Bacon quiet and unchanged; Shout
ders ,jlc; clear rib sides 7a4c. Whisky,
market steady at 9Oc.
ST. Lots. December l5-Cotton firm;
niddlings 1872, 0loc Flour uuirt and
unchanged in every respect Wheat dull
and weak: No. > red winter 81 81: Corn
dull hut unchanged; No. y mixed, in eleva-
tor, 4i42c. Oats d2ll; No, 35L.c. Whisky
lower 9Jc. Pork quiet; SI3 y cash and last
nall OF the month. Dry salt meats
quie'; ''hhing and order lots of loose
shoulders jr; clear rib sides &C.; clear sides
htl 06.sr. packed shoulders Ju5Isc: clear
rib sides 6l4c; clear sides 6l2 e6a4c Bacon
steady; order lots clear rib sides rs a 7lec,
clear eles 7a,c
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, December i5-Turpentine i1s
Cd.
HAVANA, December l5.-Sugar quiet.
Exchange on the United States in currency
2V1 premium; On London 22l2 a 20; on
Paris 6L2 al.
LIvEHPOOL, December Is, Evening
Manc hester advices unfavorable. which
caVtscs duIlness. TallOw a6s Cd.