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New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
OLHIC[1L IELEGRAPUY.

Gov. c. c. Wasbburne of Wisconsin, in his
first Annual Message. thus seconds tho motion
for general system Of Government Telc-
graphy:
Tho expense attendant the adoption Of the ystenl
has been greatly exaggerated Better than tho existing
lines con be built for not 20 exceed s00OOoo0. Nine
tenths all the lines iu tho country controlled by
ono company, which, having watered its stock
many times, Ia represented by q nominal
capital OF over $io,OOO,O00. Loss than
one year ago, tho stock OF that Company was
worth the stock market less than 80 per cent on ts
watered capital which Its full value dividend
paying stock and the present quotations at than
double that sum- in way represent ts true value but
simply intention to impose upon the Government in
case should determine to buy the lines If the Gov
ernnent cannot buy existing lines ut their fair cost it
should prooeed build now lines. Lines cover
ing all the territory reached by the telegraph could
DO erected for onetourth OF the nominal capital now
representing tho lines"
Comments by The Tribune.
Whether it would be just and fair to those
who have constructed the existing Telegraph
lines, for the Government to set up an Oppo-
sition and offer to servo their customers at
half price, we will not decide. Since the Gov
ernment does run an opposition to our bust
ness, not only printing political matter but
transmitting it by mail without charge to the
receiver--in fact, taxing us to help 1t ruin our
business--we can stand modified extension
of this great wrong to those who have con-
structed Telegraph lines.
We insist that the Government shall run
the Post Office without loss at least one year
before it undertakes to run the Telegraph.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Business Notlees.

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New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

Advertisements for this weeks Issue of THE
TIsrSE must be handed To-Day Price 80 per line
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Ruy u, celebrated SHurrE The best ~
IN, world Free payments Of IS month war
.nte good Agents wanted once
IA s.l,sro WsoS SKvS ACmNE CoxPANI 1O1 Broadway
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
From the New York Evening Express
OUR REPORTER IN BUFFALO,.

1t has been my privilege while so
journing in this place, and duriug a
short respite from my labors, To pay II
visit to the "medlclne man" OF the
Queen City OF the Lakes" While
the medical world teens with com
muners in skill and commonplace REM
edies, the most of which rise into mo-
tice, live brief period obsolete, and
are lost in obscurlty or pale beneath
greater brillance, the truly worthy,
those who by dlnt of severe applica-
tion and close investigation are able
to rise above mediocrity, impart To
the world useful information, utilize
the developments made, and place be-
t, re the afflicted specific remedial
agencies tor the ills suffered, are bless
ings to be appreciated, objects worthy
of honor. They are beacon lights to
guide the mariner over the timptstu
ous sea of life, the star of hope to-
wards which The unfortunate turn their
ewes for safety aud deliverance. !
would not exaggerate the merIts of this
W. VIZ hENhs' w
his hands. From small beginning,
aud of recent date, yet after long and
patient t0Il aud n conviction that the
Eureka had been found, DIR, X. v.
Pierce, the subject of this article, an
nounced To The world his discoveries IN
medicine, aud the positive influences
they manifest in disease. Upon their
specific properties rest their merits.
Their virtues are worthily extolled,
aud the tidings Of their efficacy have
gone from mouth To mouth, until his
name is heard in every habitaIion and
echoed from every hill, valley and
plain, while his medicines are sought
TOR and scattered over the whole conti-
nent. Ii is bv directing ntuitlve fac
uities, the whole mental and physical
energies in certain direction, that ex
cellence is reached and prohclency
worthy of public confidence attained.
Ia this science, as in others, We find
the few who lead the van OF followers,
make all the investigations and dIs-
coveries for the rest. found DIR.
Pierce in his consultation parlors, sur
rounded with patients and amid piles
of hooks, papers, manuscripts, aud LEI
ters, large library, and cabinet Of
curious looking instruments, another
of anatomical, pathological and other
specimens, maps, pictures and diplo
mas, which he has received from differ
tnt crlleges and hospitals, upon the
walls, with assistants passing here and
there. that al once conveyed the idvn
of an immense business Of which he
was the central 6sure, and it diverg'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
A Wcnde FL Set of Chessmen.

There is now ON exhibition, at No.
4S South Desplaines street, set of
chessmen, made by Chinese expert,
something like those of half centu-
ry ago. They are carved by hand,
from the finest quality of solid ivory,
and are culored in white and red. The
work of cutting them out occupied al
most a lifetime, being entire y accom-
plished by one man. Their size is
somewhat colossal, the ".Kings" being
about nine inches in height, and the
"Pawns" nearly five. The latter are
mounted, and the Castles" are the
ancient elephants. The Bishops"
stand out as priests of Confucius, and
the "Klngs" and Queens" are Chinese
Emperors and Empresses. The beau
ty of the whole, however, is the deli
cate and exquisite carving,--every
feature, every piece Of drapery, hav-
ing the most elegant and elaborate flu
ish. Eacn piece stands upon Il ball,
resting on a pedestal. Within this
ball are other and smaller ones, all
cu', ihSNlc lIOHl 4HS Sfllu iSOINb duh
all carved in the same manner as the
one surrounding them. These are per.
forated with holes cut after the form oi
sta. and circular saws. Within the
ball at the base of the Kings" ,here
are seven smaller ones, carved within
each other, and it would be impossible
10 get either of them out without
breaking. Each bears Il sword loose
in its scahbard, and each is in three
pieces, and can be easily taken apart
These men were first brought to tn,
notice Of Lord Elgin, Ambassador from
England to the Chinese Court, ant
who purchased them for 100 guineas
Afterwards when Lord Elgin was Gov
ernor General of India, they were pur
chased twenty-five years since) by 4,
wealthy American gentleman, anC
have never before been publicly ex
hibited. They are now valued a
about 81 900. To-day they are nndoubt
edly the greatest articles of curioslt,
in the city, aud all interested are in
vited to call and see them Chicag
Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02

third, and before l well knew what
was about was in the middle of the
stage, staring at a sea of faces, bewil-
dered by the fierce glare Of lights, and
quaking in every limb with terror that
seemed like to take my life away. The
house was full-aisle and all
The tumult in my heart, and legs
continued full minute before | could
gain any command over myself Then
| recognized the character and the
friendliness in the faces before me. and
little by little my fright melted away,
and began to talk. Within three or
four minutes | was comfortable and
even content. My chief allies. with
three auxiliaries, were duly on hand
in the parquette, all sitting together.
all armed with bludgeons, and all
ready to maze an onslaught upon the
teebIest joke that might show its head
And whenever joke did fall, their
bIudgeons came down and their faces
seemed to split from ear to ear. Saw
yer, whose red countenance was seen
looming redly in the centre of the cir
Gle, took it up and the house was car
ried Handsomely. Inferior jokes never
Jared so royalty before. Presently /
delivered bit of serious matter with
impressive JUNCTION, Git WIS my pet),
aud the audience listened with an alb
snrbed hush that gratified me more
than any applause. As / dropped the
last word of the clause / happened t.
turn and catch Mrs. 5 intent and
waiting eye; my conversation with hel
flashed upon me, and in spite of all
could do l smiled. She took it for The
signal, and promptly delivered mel
low laugh that touched off the whole
audience, aud the expulsion that fol
lowed was the triumph of the evening
thought that honest man Sawyer
would choke himself; and as for th'
blu igeons, they performed like pil'
drivers. But my poor little morsel u
pathos was ruined. 1t was taken il
good faith as an intentional joke, anC
the prize one of the entertainment, anC
1 wisely let it go at that.
All the papers we're kind in TIN
morning; my appetite returned ha'
abundance Of money. "Alrs we'll tina
ends we'll"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02

Last Sunday evening, 18th inst,
five cars of fast freight west were
thrown from the track by u brake
beam breaking and falling down on
the track. The break occurred direct
ly opposite the Depot street bridge,
but the train was running at such a
high rate of speed that the cars run
Oh the ties until they reached the
curve, about hundred rods west from
the bridge, before they left the track.
-Elk Advocate.
A lifetime convict in the Indiana
State Prison by the name of Karver,
received word that his wife had pro
cured a divorce and was about to we'd
anolher. He was so detected over the
news that he procured piece of rope
and hung himself in his cell, but was
discovered and cut down before life was
extinct.
Grand juries in California are made
up of very unreasonable men appar-
entlv. One of these tastidious boGies
in Sacramento lately recommended
the removal ofthe jailor, p. McGowan,
"for taking prisoners out and strolling
around the city with them in the dead
hours of midnight, leaving the control
Of the Jail to one OF the prisoners.
A farmer out west has Just contriv-
ed an internal machine for the des-
truction of crows, in the shape of a
kernel of cUrn which explodes on be-
ing picked up by the unsuspecting
bird, and blows his head uff with out
the slightest warning.
! A certain city was about to be burn.
ed. The women were allowed t" leave
and were told that they might carry
away OH their backs whatever they
most priced. Each woman took Il
man.
A man named Thomas Moran, wa.
found dead in a Birmingham brick
yard the other morning, having killed
himseifwith whisky.
Governor Ptrham, of Maine, has ap
pointed Thursday, April Is, day .
public fasting aud prayer.
nti-temperance meetings area Com
mon diversion in Illinois.
Four new elevators are now build
ing in Chicago.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02

A story illustrative of the way in
which revolutions are got up in South
America is told by the Anglo Brazil
iun Times Three or four years ago,
ah Argentine second lieutenant made
u "pronunciamentO" in the city of Cor
rientes, but was beaten and captured.
At his court martial he was asked,
Nv hat post had you in the AFFAIR.""
81 was commander in.chief of all the
infantry of the revolution" How
many men had that infantry? p Seven
men" replied the commander-in chief.
A hanfsome young gentleman walk
ed into the Adams Express office the
other day, and desired to express a
package of letters to u lady, to whom he
desired 10 return them. "What are they
WORTH" asked the clerk, who in max
ing out his account, desired 10 know
what was the risk. The young gen.
tleman hestitated a moment, then
clearing his throat from certain
huskiness, replied, "Well, | can't say
exactly, but few weeks ago | thought
they were worth about four hundred
thousand dollars"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
sta House.
FCR Isl HOUSE,

n BLACK PRoPRIEToR. Opposite
LIZ Court House, Tionesta, Pa. just
opeAed. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept con SANITY
on hand. A portion of the public patron
age l. respectfully solicited. 4-l7-lv
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
National Hotel,

VRvINETON, PA. w. A. Hallenback,
Proprietor. This hotel is New, and IL
.ow open as a first class house, situate at
ne junction of the oil Creek & Allegheny
aver and Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having to lay
I yer trains will find this the most convcn-
snt hotel in town. with first-class accom-
nodations and reasonable harges. II.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
Exchange Hotel,

7 OVER TIDIOUTE, Pa, u. s. RAMS
IL DEEL & SoN Props. This house having
been reiited is now the most desirable stop
ping place In Tidioute. A good Billiard
Roo N attached. Ally
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
TIONESTA. pa. TUESDAY. APRIL 9 1879 So Pc
And Andrew Sears took Amos Dut.

And Andrew Sears took Amos Dut.
ton into his employ. and his anticipa-
tions we're more than realized. Not
only did the youth prove himself hon.
est in all things, but his helping hand
was always ready when there was pos
sible need.
Years have passed since that time.
Andrew Sears has gone beyond the
shadowy vale; but Amos Dutton still
lives, doing good with his vast wealth,
honored and beloved by all who know
him.-N. Y Ledger.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
DIR. ]. d. Acoml.

DHYSICIAN AND SURG EON, who has
had fifteen years experience in = large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
'Grpcery Store, located in Iidioute. near
'fidiOute House.
IN HIS STORE VILE BE FOUND
A fttll assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacca Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils Cutlery, and fine Groceries, all of the
best quality, and will be sold at reasonable
. rates.
II. R.BURG ESS, an experienced Drug
list from New York, has charge of the
store. All prescriptions put up accurately.
t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02
Syracuse House,

TlDIOUT PA, J. h d MAGEE, Propie-
L tors. The house has been thoroughly
rcHtted and II now In the first-class order,
with the best of accommodations. Any
Attenuation concerning Oil Territory at
this point will be cheerfilly furnished.
-ly j. Il ID. MAGEE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
AMUsE uxVr~

w go ALL NOVELTIES POSTPONED ..u...u
In consequence OF the great Mr. Broughamf
JOHN "sSxfssfs,
FOURTH ePM V WEEK ins
BOX BOOK OPEN
youy GARTH WEEKS IN A sy pxrurs1As
TIC SUCCESS HERALD
" HOUSES cRowDED 70 ovERFLowINg wirH
THE ELITE x mp sAs suoHp IS THE CITY,
9th great sensa , sose,ssaar drama, the
THE GREAT THEAr uSsA An SENSATION OF THE
so'clock-Curtain RISES
slu-ras dc fleurs, curyphess and Corps de Ballet
s,S- Bresoae woodmaa's sa1ot Daace
s:20-Csrine's songs, 1.-THE Nice Man" and "The
Three Crswis" by Mas Jenny Lee.
sso-grsna ineas'a, ,.u, Scene e,... s
m, Mischief BY M.ss kaIe sani.ey.
gW-3uarteite, "we come. Strangers OF Earth"
sl0GraDi demon Dance led by great Premiere Dan.
o,, sense, Mile rernIs sassl:
sl5-The CRYSTAL Casca silver Fountain.
Fa5--lliumi aicd Golden Terrace.
sss0-bAcchanaan Dance by the great Corps de Ballet
sas-pa. de crsols. BY Adrenne Banbna fellctla Mar
,s.ss-ras tspagno,. by the eight second rremeres
lo.0-Ihe infant Ballet Troupe.
ny5-The Wonderful MsJltons.
,S:ls-,he Iosssy sou. .s, and nSernppe' "carline"
~ :l2-prorssw saInSel's Troupe Of Trained Animals
ioal--Grsnd sni Imposing Amazon March.
n hs-rhe Daring Transformation Scene of the alace
In The Management confidently .ser, thai, boil
10 ." details aud In =. e s",,,,e,,,s cs,.~
" Isf sSsT %ssisp, srS.ts.srr, Ansons1xe1r
fEKfEcrii pkssENrnp sALLlr
..,.,. sFhCTACLE
ENax BEHELD IN AMERICA.
shacs SsoSk sA Ss nAs sArGkbM7 Xn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS


vIyoODs MUSEUM WOODS
TODAY The Fairy spectacular drama OF
AT2 THk FORTY THIEVES
=. NJ. and farce, SARAHS YOUNG NAN.
THIS J W.. Higgins new local sensation Of
EVENING" OFT OF THE FIRE.
Miss SUSAN DENIM, Mr. y. IS. sruDLEY
and the entire dramatic company viii appe Z.
FRIDAY, January 8, benefit OF Mr. ). b. stUDLEY.
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
~ MON SQUARE THEATRE.
OvERfL0wING NOVELTIES HND ArTRACTIoNR
POWERFUL COMPANY.
Immense success OF the great sensation artist,
MR.. T.. d. DAVIS MR.. +. ID. DAVIS.
MIR. T., ID. DAVIS MR.. L. d. DAVIS.
VALENTINE vOx REsusclTATED.
anecdotes and adventures OF the Funny Folks.
THE FANG LAURI TROUPE OF PANToMiMISTs,
THE F sINE nssg, MATTHEW THE Ei EAM nl1sp
THE GRAND BALLET DIvERTISSEMENT.
HuGHEY DUUGHERTY AND ThE ENTIRE NEGRO
DEPARTMENT will appear a BRILLIANT BILL.
Doors open at ~; curain al g. seats secured IN
advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

DOwERy THEATRE.
ID Manager, Observation-Disclosures. Mr. WIN y -rELIGH
NEW YEAR Holt; We '
Ihe new drama, written by T. w. MEATH, Esq.,, Of
ff hbEsrls:: GET H;sr cn Ana Nj ss1,,,
pELESriN' GREAT HARLES PErRIE.
prev,a,s .o rr,.l HIT. CHARLES PETRIE.
Nj Pre raratlop, entire Drama by THADDEUS W.
wI,uHAN, ESQ.,. entitled the
WAITS OF NEW YORK,
IN which MISS KATE RAYMOND and Mr. 0. B. Collins
will appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
" THE FLORENCESi
TIE FLORENCESii
THE FsORENCES II
in the deeply interesting irish Drama,
THE COLLEEN BAWNl
THE COLLEEN BAWNll
THE COLLEEN BAWNl1
NEW Accessories ~
r N active decentralization OF Dicxens' NO
THOkOUGHFARE with FLORENCE In the character
o. ObENREIZER Due notice viii be given OF It's FIRST
TOMORROW tFRIDAY) EVENING,
BENEFIT OF MIR. W. j FLORENCE.
- Seats lie the box Office from A. NJ TO
III H. NJ at Schtrmers 70l broadway
Junction Ut Broadway, Fifth and Twenty
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-EXTRA ADVERTISE.
NJ MENT.-The terms of the engagement with mr..
FLORENCE aordn him night for his special BENEFIT.
tine Management respectfully announce taat FRIDAY the
9th Inst, has been mlua y agreed upon for the OCCASION
lie will appear, with MRS. FLORENCE,
In the jrama of
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
which Is proving very acceptable.
IMEE'S OPERA BOuFFE. 72O BROADWAY.
~ Thursday, Jan. 4, debut OF DUBOIS, In LES NOCES
JEANETTE. AIMEE and CCEUILTE IN FLEUk DE THE.
Friday La Grande Uuchesse, Matinee Les Noces jean.
teur de The. Saturday night Barbe Beue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

TWO OR THREE LITTLE GIRLS OR MISSES CAN III
boarded and instructed In English and French nj 5
week. rcferences exchanged Address SCHOOL, brookly
Branch Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

MADISON AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY FIRST STREET,
wi Elegant Suit of Rorms pnrlor floor or sccnnd story
bathroom, with first class Board For address,.
apply real of IL. Il. DREW CO., 2y7 Fifth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

MARBLE MANTElS.
A kLiBER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBL rJzTNG
"a. Works lS iyj iss, EIGHTEENTH streel -IMsror snt
Atfbe7cc NANTES, Thing, ksrtc Counters Monuments at
pces thai defy competition bsos Turn,nl Tor trade.
CTEWAET's SLATE ADMINISTRATIONS AssORT.
~ mens 10 The cy al lowest rrees eegant designs
7. y sIEwAKT A CO.,
So silh Az, between Tkir,y.Gfh ADD Tnir,y sr.S 49,
CLATt KAETELs AT vERy Low PRICEs
- PEAkUYk SLATE Co.
Wsr igAeeata sxee. between FRA ana s,tb avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

900 THIRTY.THIRD STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH
Il 20 and Eighth avenues. Neat, comfortable Rooms.
well furnished IN small family iu Board for lady IRE
and gas; $40 to $l4 per week.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-24

To THE GIRLS,--We have lately
seen it stated that in one town.. four
girls were married at the same hour,
about eighteen mouths ago. Two ef
them have separated from their Inns
bands and the other two, are trying
for divorce. Such things out to wake
up the girls to d sense Of their danger.
Girls talk and laugh about marriage
as though ~ was = jubilee, a jolly,
gladstone ITHACA rose without a
thorn. And SO it is, il it is all right,
iftiie parties are suited TO each other
iftAey are lsrepared fer marriage il
they know their duties, il they go
about it, like rational beings, iastead
Of merry making children. 1t is a
serious thing to marry. It is q life
business and that of yout heart and
happiness. Thereiore never do it in
haste; never ran away to get married ;
never stesil a marriage: never marry
wealth or standing, or fine person,
or manners; but only for character,
tor worth, tor the qualities Of mind,
and heart, which make an honorable
man. Take time, think long and well
before you accept any proposal. Con
spit. your patents = some judicioas
friend, then your own judgement.
Learn all it is possible for you to learn
OF your proposed husband when all
doubts are removed and not till then
accept biIn.1- Is fes S