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MsCEeIAEEES
S!ilGlai2's SligI3 AGtilg,
oN-FRErZIcIG. CoMBINED HYDRAULIC

.lilUlll' q IAiSie Aa Ia u,
Non-FREEZDJG, COMBINED HYDRAULIC
ASD FORCE PUMPS
Patented Ja1s 6, 81,
wherever kncwa. is now ac9novlesizs3 70 be
the best uanlp for 81 purposes yet patented,
Manufactured &t Bridgeport, Chic.
Please Ee71embeF-Eils Best Is
Iways the Ghaa pest.
Ve.re nov prepared 10 I'll o-5ers, or pat IN
these s,,1r.a-,s N snort notice and guREGE,tee
entire satisfaction. and gould- call -tne sstSl-
ton cf tho public 70 the lOliaN1nS bAtFe44tazss
jst"Its economy IN construction. conabiasd
with Durability. makes It, tor 0osatot ssrie, tne
1dEss the stock Is gsIverizel wrought iron II
viii neither craclE frona tns efIsota Of the snn
SsoSS o5 Iref e,,e-lT OF ths Pg5aps = frost
which n single nia.at often oestTeya . sIld
splits the very best rnatosial and renders nee
less in rt,e hoar Of sreatest nsea,
Tais Euup Cannot Freeze,
Bec.u.svhen tAe Pumps not IN use the water
falls IN IT. Level in the otlsrn per; Thich y
h-ESresl,ess cf water r. always insured, as
the wafer comes directly from the hoifenn OF
5fr,-eI-lppre water from decsyed c. rotten
17risyl-s stock IS entirely obV.sfso
ssl' - ~, ..-i,1,
sr,, -rsfs s1 =, e-,- ges t2lt while - = iisht
--sf e,r= Great STRENGTH TAe cylinder II 6llcn
All tl,e y=orl- Is ueriorI1ed is iron. lined with
corner the copper iiniBg FTsyeiis lIeN eild
Tnst-es frlt lftfla friction This iron cnsra Der
is not submerged. hfli Viseea IN the I'll s-1oYe
the water and yet win work a. veil uhcet ~
above the water. -,
rt,-Tt can BE- 7ged n 4 driven or hcTsd wen
-ifb the raree ease IS yell q larger O aIlle'cr
sth-FGr fts general sdap liability IA : &uInle ls
without 2 ri7-sl. The Pump may ee slhos1 II
var s7rrelliTr or barn OF within the butldiH 2,
as, con faetei With the vcil, CT spring or otnsr
I.s-iT 81 water. ffty or ORC hundred J-arts lis
f-nT -r5 -fI -0rz- with tt1e same ease eS
thrrIei, -t--tiirz directly c-=s the WsteT -
H-a-Tf f. sins AartiDg e:sd per1irS only Win
tts SyE-, r. -ro=rz OF the handle. and thIis SFo's
ne hea.7, ~ required IN the double aciinS
Pump.
b. thrown n1y 20 sixty fret md --ny often o.
7ssi TO advantage in Watering farHees ana
lawns. washing windows. cleaning DnsSies,
Nrtip<ytisrirE fro ct elersfirS water v re-
coxnizs the fact teSt II requires more power 70
elevate W altar from 6 deep than rom esnalioT
veil But eS far ~ possible 70 oAviH's tniS oli-
ncuIty for deep ~eils. wernsnutscturea n knfsli-
~ rhsr- rsT 30 thxt zsile the WI uuns OF water
+. .fifEairishei tn. 7e~ ~ required is not sresb-
" fucTss-.4 sc sisi-a that by the com Dina
tto1 having al the advantages Of stric,spher1o
rressrre IN corr biuetion With force. thet the
er<oIkrz rUzP will elevate water rom . oeep
well with less Pc~-- then any subnler0e or
Ss-eN t-cs pt.rs in ezist.nes: tbs Funp lp9,In Is
easily adapted 10 amply water to steam mills,
and tor traz ierrtnE the contents Of vats IN
rhnreriAs is unsurpassed.
II Won yanta Pump gaerSr teed To give setlr-
fa~tio. ssHd yoar order to SINCLAIR HOL-
LISTFE. Bridgeport, Ohio.
s~Two er three frst-class Agents wanted.
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REDEhIJh W. MVOllI
JOHN H. MILLER.
WILLIAM II. FRAZIER,
-, = Z. u n r.r- 4 \. ? Y Z.
kE.aE3 OUEg OFFER.
a BEAUTIFUL

S5 Cromo for Nothing !
s.Early Bforn" and "The Young For
0gers.''
We will present one or Ire shove beautiful
Chrornps to each subscriber TO either of the
following Papers or Magazines:
9srper's Weekly, 81. New York Weekly, %.
Frank Leslie -. New York Ledger, {3,
Warper's BszsAr -. Fireside Compan lion. ss,
I,eslie'sI .RdIes' lia9az.s4 Saturday Nil ht, 50.
Harper'sMaga=ins,S SO. PhrenoicgicalJournal,sS 50
Noore's r. n Yorker.e4. American Vol lnteer, 50
Hearth and Home. s.. Prairie Farmer, So.
Godey's EedyBook, SO. ScIentific American, %.
Wsverly Magazine, ,s5. Petersons magazine, 81
Address all orders to
Pittsburgh supply Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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PARADISE 1N A wI1pEaNHss.
iYctiag Ayt.

fARAD1o6 In a N1LOEhH EsSs.
At g sharp turn in the road our
feudal castle became reality in the more
gracious shap of beautiful modern
Italian villa. Here is rustic.work
gate, fanlEed by picturesque vine
covered porter's lodge, and winding
stream bordered by willows, and at tho
end Of a park road, in the very pocket
of romantic glen or bower, handsome
and new enough for show palace on
the Hudson river. Our surprise was
intense, but a glance at bona tide eagles
nest perched half way up on tremend-
GUS rock near the gate convinced us
that this was the "Glen Eyris" of which
we had heard so much, and the house
and grounds those Of General Palmer,
who has chosen this unusual site for q
handsome and hospitable country
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-07

T7IrsT rATEoTAL RAEE OF 81. .CLAIfss-
X VILE. CAPITAL si5s,ee>.
ss~Hank ones trcrs =. n Sstn , y. d.
cnr,1t N T,esdsTs IT 10 .. =. SonCy recatTea
90 aerr1it. Cslleeitor yasde snd yroceSds =
Tnfttt<f ngorn pti3. Eze5szEe soxshs sza SOS.
Tsre-egrs-EossI. J. Alexander, Dels4z sroFa'
To.r-1r WOOD ens-s, Georrs bro~n.
=. .. 2. C0TEF, President.
n O. ENLDAr CAahtes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-07

PHILOSOPHY, said Goldsmith, is
good horse in stshle, but an arrant
Jade on sjourneT.
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- NoI3gcTEsIl aa Ronle,

The Emperor ' kespasia1, after his re-
turn from The Jewish war in tine yeaI
Y Of the Christian era, caused this Won
derfui dInphitheatrs TO be built IN that
part Of ancient Rome where were the
ponds and gardens Of Nero. 1t was
completed in four years, ana his son
Titus dediessed it by the slaughter Of
Eve thousand wild beasts in the arena
Adrian caUsed the colossal statue Of
Nero to be removed from the vestibule
CT his own palace, and placed n this
amphitheatre, Whereit vas worshipped
as Apollo.
The Coliseum derives its name from
its colossal dimensions, being about
LOO English feet in circumference
The form is oval. It 1ss built Of i'm
nense blocks OF TTaventine stone, and
consists Of four stories. The first story
is adorned with Doric columns, the
second with Ionic, third and fourth
with Corintilian. The entrances were
eighty in number, seventy-si1 being fol
the people, two for the glsdiatOrs anG
tgqo for the Emperor and his suit
within the walls ware twenty stair
cases leading 10 seats appropriated x
the different classes Of the people. The
seat5 are said to have held elghty-sever
thousand spectators, and the portico Oi
gallery above them twenty thousand
There was an awning which covered
the entire ediGce in case Of rain or in
tense heat. IN the wall Of the upper
naost story are open holes supposed t.
have contained the rings Tor fastening
the cords Of this awning.
Chsteaubriand in his Martyrs says
ssThere were rails of gold before The
sect OF Roman Senators 20 guard then
from the attacks&of the wild beasts
The air was refreshed by means of ma
chimes ingeniously contTived to throw
up wine and saffron water, which again
descended in an odoriferous dew. Three
thousand bronzed statues, ine pictures
columns OF jasper and porphyry, crysta
balustrades, vases of precious workman
ship, decorated this scene of savage
cruelty"
A hippopotamus and some crocodile:
SWAN in an artificial canal whick sur
rounded the arena. Five hundred
lions, forty elephants, tigers, panthers
bulls and bears, kept for the inhumaI
purpose of tearing human beings to af
ford amusement to their savage species
were heard, roaring in the caverns o
the amphitheatre.
Such were the sports of the Roman
when their empire was in the plenti
tude Ofits power.
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aeltsulove sad 'Oslie' ItaiI-7'ae'
fCzvrRaL osTo Dr71c=o1-l

o. sad sa.r Juna 2ad. is72.- trains viii ileave
Sts!IoDs - follows;
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, sc.

- r,---=rT'e a. dealer In Foreign and DO,
r9estie T,r- Goods. Watsr-st.. between %
1isssnd Ss.'
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WFSTWARD.
BELLALRE.

e-or- and nvztlI run daily. Including sun
eSvs.- other trains daily. except sundsya-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
12

lust RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT Or
y the BEST
French and Eng ish PerfImery.
--@s-ClH and exa'ail { il.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
Missouri


UTILIZING NAGRANTS Missouri
alone. of all States in the Union. util-
ICES her Migrants. In other States
men able to work. but unwilling to
do So" without visible means of sup
port or al honest calling, are sent to
pick the oakum Of affection or break
the limestone of tears, or Ornamented
with nsat and inexpensive furniture
print in two cUlors, set at the 0
structiou o. pubhc work.. Lheappe
tite of these men being much greater
than their capacity to labor. they are
generally an expense rather than a
source of revenue to the State. in
Missouri. however. when any loafer
or gambler is convicted before a JUS
tee of the Peace of vagrancy, the
Sheriff may sell the culprit at the
Courthouse door tOthe highest cash
bidder, for a term of service of six
months. Should the offender be a
minor. the service continues until e
reaches the age of 81. \ case has Just
eccuugd at st. Joseph, where a coli
ored boy has been arrested, and is to
be sold fora term of So years.
: Chicago Post.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

S- E.,,, Mr. Vim ri
- 3
Coroe't, we le"f'i
his wife and faHlIiy&t cS"eSo, lorty-
five miles tT"hi 'hicaG0' lli'ifo's.
Mrs. Corbett made the trip from Reno
TO me ''p'i iatainn, tnnI%. hnnruInm
,ho ml7d Lvlha traur runuinr Oft the
ra.i. mi tv.Ivc hOurs at Omaha.
a. with this verv eStirnab.e
lady Viii he uralified to near of her
.,t. arrival. Mrs. t'orbett speak, in
,L. Ii..hr,t term, of the conductors,
AVA ~ connected wiki the roaI. We
c,run.tuI3t Wul. II. and trust that
nr i'll soon btaDic 10 AXE his regular
hash
,,o,-oa.a and
with ~, IN,
.,,I,I c,oi,,.L
'"i'''l '''t'''. ~ ~, ,5Ia.nir. j.
'i ,'''h an,l q, nia,.a
iilale ON 'i an W o'''i Et
Oh NtI''- >,'''' ! .Io-,r L,i,.
tiI the '""tl '''''Ii!' , 49, n
noises ever t'on@', - i, n,,', "nn,
-H''I'''i' u, T'nI ,,Yi-. viII.
'"'t.S . III - Sick n,,n or uo-
man, and if persisted i'll would send a
sane person 10 me t"iI"''' asylum"
~''l
II VIVIAN
the superintendent OF the NNl'ii' Id
made great improvements since lie
-..l- .r,~r, He b,sso fxe,tthe dam.
,1",rN :" ,,,aro If The p,.jfr ocean
t4iht nv ''N
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
Notice 10 { redif0rS.

NOTICE Is HEREIN GlitN III HI W
de- signed. ExecutriX OF the estate OF ALICE
deceased. to TIE Creditors #. and all
persons having claims against, the SAID d'cta-el,
Ia exhibit them with the s~try vouchers
Within r. MONTH afteT the; 81 publication
If this notice t" the said EN"cnlfIE, al WI
pArTERsuN'S OFtIC., in Carson C'ty, nrmahy
County. State of ,tytia
Dated at Carson City, March Eth. ls.2
MARY he
Exrcutrlx Of the Estate OF Aiic. Warren. de
ceaaed .-Ihit IAN"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

DR. Il Y Pierce. OF Buffalo, y y, In hi~
book on Chronic Diseases, says in regard
to hi, Golden Nedicr I'iSoc very. with
W!iicA our readers are. familiar: From
is wonderful power over consumption OF
the lungs, I had Thought strongly OF e2i!-
ing il my "COn~umptiyc cure" hut tr"ll
rA, fact that i j. u perfect SpeCiti" tpr tin
~,r. throat and hpIr>enc>s ~ which min
I-.nS~ and other public speakers and sing
cr> are subject, and also for bronchitis ana
all severe coughs, ana Is an lhNaiutbI'
remedy for diseases OF the liver. ana also
~ Il blood purifier, | decided notaO apply
To it a nannc which might mlsleal amt
pr..tnt its use in other diseases for which
4 j. 50 admirably adapted. at Will cur
"a cough in one half the time necessary t..
cure it with any other medicine, ami IL
docs it not by drying it up. but by remoN
u the cause-SubduinS the irritation
.tul healing the affected parts" This val
.ru;,lr medicine is old by all fir>t-clt>S
'
:. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich next
door to the Carson Theaterl s receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, %contec-
tIuutries, toys, etc, for the holl'taE>.
and Of fruits, vegetables, game, puu!
trV. fish. etc, for daily consumption. :
Mas. Brooks MTLLISERY STORE j
closed for No weeks for repairs. : t
will then open the largest and be~,
selection OF new and fa~hiUnable> Spring
goods ever offered in this state. Grand
opening di> play March l5th.
PuoTOGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow. on Second street tor
the latest stvle Of photographs. Par
t!cular attention paid to viewing.
Lost in this city, yesterday, aLadies.
Cold Chain. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving it at this Of
flee.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia5-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Representative Kendall has intro
duced a bill for irrigating tie deserts
of Nevada By artesian wells and
other experiments.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

An Irishman, ~iustlanded, was asked
what party he belonged to. "I'arty,
is it?" said he, II suppose you've
got a Government? Thin I'm a9in
it"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27


Nh"''i AM ''o
" { acknowledges Win E'''''~'V' "'e
receipt If complimentary tickets {" II
hall At. b.vtou. on the first oE April.
Er,, ,bo DAYTON d.laraf,nu vino
;, t,.- ,.-,.rl.v "a. learn thar
-, - ,,,,.-, ,,., +, Ina fnuuI il, Lyon
''o ,ti'I .,r.arJ f,,. The rrjl,. i'm
''"''lS rt,n na,n.S az ,L.. n.y.
.le S"'N - ,,,,r II,l..t,
t,il '"i',e> "n", ~ Ha''nr ra,..L.rr
"rn.to,, E,,'n t.r.Yu
=, T,av 60, Il -, or
Charley May, and any others, who San
york ti'eir c"ri'"ita'H 10 l." l".'i'i>.
a>,hmU.r snail inyn> t,vtnn has
the reputation Of being the most ms
pltablc one in the state.
it' Ahh.-"A .l'e>"'H morn
iuE, at - O c.uck,-ts VI teHt >hHtiE o.
.tr,I.I,La n,r!rred a. Carson and
q,b,r ,.Ior
~"'''"-
shocks succeeding the u'"'Ni'>i one
how many mas Hnj c'ealtN tf"h>i-I'''-
y general shaking OF cry ""5.e>'
clocks, lamps anu "'Att IH'\'''''r
furniture ""curIci. Nh %" ~H'ie
l.na fliI.. j, proof positive =, tutAe
particular hour OF The ~tn'rr''r.
Some We're l'"ie Nco'',! '''','
- "',, a,'i -. ~ -. ~. cam.
i'arm lain Gfnn larr SOM. uf his
..n,,m," L.hfnd him Latt.. rt,- suak
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

n-In..t. -.E-Lt" IF barometer
T-Iu...tt,- tenn. rtrurr Of mercury IN bar'r.
T@l.E.at.- ;rmI~rature # atmosphere.
FSulTh-altu standard iAroIneter~ aud ttren-
lr5t rh,rr.u tiers are use l II IA >ln, Mr>~ v"-
s-rytlu'-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
rETER ROCHE, Proprietor.
x

TROM PENRoD HOUSE, ON THE
I 18th Instant, a OAR BiUMN.CN ERCoAT,
b und ro1rd tia eige with tap. none Of the
pock,Ns was a MEM0RANDUN BOOK containing
papers If valne to no one but he "Nher- ANY
person fndi.is said book will be ss.taAlJ rewarded
by leaving it at the P-urod House.
l.. LINCOLN.
Carson City. March ~, 49,. lmtr2l-Im
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23

dollars or imprisonment not exceeding
two years, or both, at the discretion of the
court.
SEC. Is. All elections hereafter held, un-
der the laws of this Commonwealth, the
polls shall be opened between the hours Of
six and seven o'clock a. m, and closed at
seven o'clock p. m.
SEC. l6. 1t shall be the duty of the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth 20 prepare
forms for all the blanks made necessary
by this act, and furnish copies of the same
to all the county commissioners of the sew
eral counties of the Commonwealth and
the county commissioners of each county
shall, as soon as necessary after the receipt
of the same, at the proper expense of the
county, procure and furnish to all the
election officers of the election districts of
their respective counties, copies of such
blanks, in such quantities as may be rem
dered necessary for the discharge of their
duties under this act.
SEC. IL. That citizens of this State tenn
porarily in the service of the State or the
Unit9d States Government, on clerical or
| other duty, and who do not vote where
| thus employed, shall not be deprived
| thereby of the right to vote in their several
election districts if otherwise duly quail
| fed.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in
| the 10Th section ofthe act first aforesaid the
judges of the aforesaid districts shall rep
resentatively take charge of the certificates
| ofreturn of the election of their respective
| districts and produce them at a meeting of
me judge from each district, at the bor-
ough of Tionesta, on the third day after
the election, being FRIDAY, THE STu
DAY of NOVEMBER, 1872, then and there
to perform the duties required by law OF
said judges.
Also, that where aiudge, by sickness or
unavoidable accident, is unable to attend
such meeting of judges, then the certificate
of return shall be taken charge of by one
| of the inspectors or clerks of election of
the district. who shall do and perform the
duties of SAID judge unable to attend.
| f. l.. DAVIS, Sheriff.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23
A Mattsr Of Satisfaction.

Not a bad story is told at the expense
of most distinguished citizen
of Philadelphia. 1t seems that din
ner party was in progress during the re.
cent brilliant display of northern
lights, and this gentleman. stepping
out to cool his burning brow, was
started by the display around the fros.
ty pole. He stood perfectly amazed
then turning to the window he saw
within, the wife of his bosom. sitting
with the ladies, waiting for their liege
lords to dispose Of their champagne
and cigars. Pushing aside the cur
tains, he beckoned Mrs. Agnes to come
out. She complied, when he said to
her solemnly:
Wagnes, dyer see anything ex.
tronery nowP
Yes, Dolly see you have been
drinking too much wine"
"No not that, Wagnes. | mean
extronery phornomonums in atmos'
phere."
"Why, where, Dolly?"
"Upper yonder, Wagnes."
"Oh, dear me yes, do, indeed
the most brilliant aurora that l have
ever seen."
"Wagnes, are things shootin'?'
"Yes, dear"
"And fashin', Uagnes?'
ayes, Dolly"
cam sorter spreadin' an daucin',
ehl Wagnes"
"All that, my dear"
"Ho! how laughed the husband,
much relieved. Do you know, Wag-
nes-I mean Hagnes-whcn | came
out and saw the celestial phornomo.
NUNS CLOWN upper yonder, blowed
efier didn't think l was drunk !"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23
A IR CT E!

Mr.. Samuel Bell, of w. E. Schmertz C
COg~Nholesale Boot and Shoe Manufaclur-
ers, 81 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, has
been afflicted with chronic rheumatism for
thilty years, from his right hip to his foot,
having TO use crutch and a cane, at times
so painful as to utterly incapacitate him
from attending Il his business. Having
tried every remedy known, without effect,
except Gilliland's Pain Killer, he was
finally Spduced TO try it. A second applica-
ton euabled him TO lay aside his crutch,
and third effected permanent cure. Mr..
Bell is popular and well-knOwn citizen,
is a living monument of the efiacacy of
that great medical discovery, Gilliland's 5
Pain Killer The afflicted should ask their
grocer or drus gist for it, and try its Won
deriul power. Mr.. Gilliland, we under
town and county Tor il. The principal of
flee is at u Third Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa.
3l-t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23
DR.. j. L. Acomb,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
L had fifteen years experience in a large
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Cutlery, and fine Groceries, all of the
Nquality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates.
II. r. BURG ESS, an experienced Drug
gist from New York, has charge of the
Store. All prescriptions put up accurately,
II.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23
National Hotel,

TRV1NETON, PA. w. A. Hallenback,
Proprietor. This hotel is New, and is
.ow open rs first class house, situate at
ne junction of the Oil Creek & Allegheny
River and Philadelphia & Erie Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having TO lay
yer trains will find this the most conven-
ent hotel in town, with irst-class accom-
nodations and reasonable charges. If.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23
Estate Notice.

ESTATE OF CONRAD LEDABUR, late
II of Hickory Township, Forest County,
deceased. All persons Indebted to said es-
tate are requested to max q immediate pay
mout. Aud those having legal claims
against the same, Will present them with
out delay in proper order for settlement, to
ID. =. KNOX, ,,...........
JOSIAH WINANS, EN'e''o's'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-23
The Fair Sex.

A Chicago advertisement for three
lady copyists brought in two days an
influx Of 249 beautifully written let
ters.
An old lady in Brookfeld, over
eighty years of age, took her first ride
on the cars last week. Gracious J.
what makes things git up and go so ?"
was all she could say, as the iron horse
tore over the course.
An elderly maiden lady, hearing for
the first time that matches are made
in Heaven, declared she didn't care a
straw how soon she left this sinful
world for better land.
Jones thought little more affection
at home might secure more palatable
dinners, and in the evening he ad-
dressed Mrs. Jones, in an endearing
tone, as Sweetest" She took it quiet
ly, merely asking who the others we're.
SO you are going to keep school?'
said young lady to her maiden aunt.
"Well, for my part, sooner than that l
would marry II widower with nine
children" u would prefer that N.Y.
self" was the quiet reply, "but where's
the widower"
Some of the ultra fashionable ladies
have introduced a new custom, or rath-
er readopted very old one. When
an acquaintance calls and is so unior-
tunate as to find the ladies out, in
stead of being asked to leave his card,
he is requested to inscribe his name in
handsome visiting book.
A couple of Cincinnati girls who
had been to see the BLACK Crook"
appeared in the streets of that city the
other day with so little clothing that Il
blushing constable took them into Gus.
tody, The Judge said to the otticer:-
Let them go for the present. Go TO
all the public places OF amusement in
this city, where the women are more
exposed than these two girls, and ar
rest them"
A Welsh clergyman applied to his
diocesan for living. The bishop
promised HIM one, but as the clergy'
NAH was taking his leave he expressed
hope that his lordship would not
send him to the interior of the princi-
pality, as his wife could not speak
Welsh. "Your wife, sir" said the
bishop, "what has your wife to do with
it? She does not preach, does she ?"--
"No, my lord" said the parson, "but
she lectures"
A young woman from Tilioute, Pa,
went to Chicago few days ago, in
search of young man who Tad trlfled
with her affections and her purse. The
aid of a detective was secured, and he
soon brought the wronger and the
wroaged face to face. The young man
was contrite, restoring on the spot $3.50
of the money he had taken from the
woman, and agreeing to marry her.
A Catholic clergyman was called upon,
who set all straight by marrying the
pair.
At Meriden, Conn, a lady of about
sixty summers had just married and
was travelling with her spouse. She
was so delighted that she wanted the
people to rejoice with her. So meeting
friend there she said to her in loud
tone, evidently intended to be heard
by all in the depot; I" am married,
and am taking my weddn toWer, and
these are my weddin' clothes, and that
is my husband comm" And yet
there are many people who could not
make like boast under the same cir
eGmstanees. 1t is very like what Pere
Hyacinthe is loing.