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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-02-20
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q: many years, havin. within tAt nie treatea oycI
nine thousand czsrS OF those ciseases peculla, 10
w'man. have been enabled to perfect most potent
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The public appreciating our lib
eral inducements for cash purchases is
the reason we have such crowds and
sell such piles Of goods every Saturday.
SUPERIOR LUMBER co. STORE.
Republican Co. Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the Republican County
Committee will be held in the Court
House, on Tuesday evening of Court
week. being the 9th inst. Presiden-
tial, Congressional and Senatorial del.
egates will be elected, and full turn
out of the Committee is desired.
]. G. DALE,
Chairman Go. Committee.
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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 90
to Andrews Il 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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I GENTS WANTED for New Book,
"A stories of Travel, Adv, nturc. Miscel-
lanies, &c, hy Albert d. Richardson, finely
illustrated. Very large pay. Add ess
COLUMBIAN BOOK CO., Hartford, Ct.36
AGENTS. wanted for 1.-THE Bright Side
NNIN " of New York." Library of
Information pertaining to its Institutions
and Objects of Interest. Ry n city Mis-
sionary. 200 Engravings. Agents sell 40
day. just Issued. l.. b. TREAT, Pub
Usher. sos Broadway, n. Y. 36-it
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PITHOLE VALLEY R'Y.
nN AND AFTER Monday, June ;, 1871.
~ Trains will run as follows:

nN AND AFTER Monday, June ;, 1871.
" Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS. No. =. No.i.
UIeopolIs, lO 6am 3 o IN
Bennett, l0.3S - 3..S -
Woods 1910 #" 2.ls
Prathers Mill l12l " $40
PithoIe City 1910 - 200 Z"
TRAINS SoUTIIWARp.
STATIONS. No. /. No.
Pitho.e city, $40 am |. 0r III
Prathers Mill S.4S LIS -
Woods $50 I" SO Z"
Benneit 0.02 zoe 4"
Olenpelis g.l6 " 2.l6
An Extra Train leaves PithOle City ON
Saturdays at 6. 10 p. IN. making close cou-
nectiun at leopolis with Trains on the oil
Creek " Allegheny River Railway fOrCnr-
ry and inte mediate points.
Return II ain leaves OieopOlis at 7.l5 n.
nI-, arrivin at P,thole City at 7.5l.
MI other Trains make close connections
At pleOp0is with trains on the oil Creek Il
Allegheny River Railway, North and
SOnih.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
Pithule City, Miller harm and Pleasant
vile. maxim connection itharriving and
departing Trains. J. T. BLAIR,
FID. BISHOP, SuPt.
Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa.
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JOB WORK neatly on Secutsd NJ hpiS once
" p ress0NsfSA r,sts3.
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Until APRIL 1, '72

Having sold out his Store building to 9TH
er parties, who are to take possession on
the lst Of April, is disposing of his
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HA.RDW -ARE

House Furnishing Goods, Iron, Nails,
Machine tools. Agricultural Implements,
&c., &c, &C., which we offer at greatly re-
duced prices.
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You will probably never have another op-
portunity to select from so large a stock Of
goods at the same figures, and now is the
time 70 lay in a supply.
This offer holds good only until
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
TpsMs or Tnx DAHL BrLLyriS
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.

John n. oberIy 4 Co. nave reduced the sub.
seriniIon price Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin to
On, Dollar per aaninl. making 4 the cheapest pa
per pu b.hed IN southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

tingushed pin, scan from Marion Mer-
ritz ana ,hc min. nt surgeon { ON S'rga-
mon told what tbey knew about Int II
m"ticin', aud warmly advocated the rneas-
ur,, afer which II was ordered TO third
reading.
NEW RoADwAYs.
l mentioned in my dispatch of yester-
day the passage by the senate of bill to
provide for the construction of tram or
wheelways in public roads and streets,
to facilitate travel and traffic with COM
mon vehicles.
The corporate authorities of any city or
| village In the state, or The board of super
visors, or aay county board, are empow-
cred under the act, when in their opinion
| the public good requires, to construct solid
| whcel-ways or trains and lay the same IN
any public street, road or alley said ways
to be made either Of iron, gravel, stone or
woud, or by the combination Of the same
with other suitable materials, to facilitate
public traffic with vehicles, etc. All such
wbeel-wsys must be so formed, shaped and
constructed as not to require flunge to
run thereon. and in all cases the corporate
authorities shall have full control of the
improvement ms public highways. Ii
| cense may ue grhIt'd 10 any person ~,
company 10 provide and operate special
carriage, or cars for passengers or Freight
on such ways, by the payment OF not les
than 20 per cent, upon the gross earnings
of the same. Such companies may DO au-
thorized to charge for the conveyance OF
passengers, in cities havinga population
of not less than $4,000 inhabitants, I'VE
cents for any distance not over three miles,
and at the rate of one cent per mile or
fraction ola mile, for any distance over
four miles. All such companies shall DC
styled " licensed passenger and freight
companies, must be organized under
the general laws Of the state, and have
corporate existence not to ex-
coed twenty years. They may
make all necessary connections ana cross
ings OF any road or street, or 1,her railway
lines. Licensed vehicles snail nave pre-.
cedence IN the right OF way the refusal
OF otner Veh'cles TO move'ont OF Inc way
or on the track to give way Tor licensed
carriages TO proceed at their accustomed
speed subject their owners to hne oil so
TO be recovered for the benefit OF the cor
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS,

ENGLAND CONCLUDES TO RE SENSIBLE.
NEW YORK, March 3.--The 'Wor,d,s
special from London says, "Thcre Is tho
best reason to believe that the British GOV.
eminent is prepared to consent T. sn.w
the arbitration of the Alabama claims Ia
proceed, under an agreement that in nc
event shall the sum awarded tor damages
exceed a certain stipulated amount
PRESS OPINION.
LONDON, March 3.-The observer TO.
day in an article on the Alabama claim.
expresses the opinion that, in case Eng.
land should renounce the treaty of Wash.
ington, the United States would take no
immedi ,te action in consequence, but
would insist on the validity of the right
hitherto claimed for American seamen to
hsh IN Canadian waters, and on that point
would meet with no opposition from Eng
land. The reply of the American govern
ment to Earl Granvilles note is expected
to reach London in a week from Tuesday,
Russell GuRSEY
OF the British-American mixed comnis.
sion, will leave New York in the steamer
Of the 30th nst for home, but intends Ia
return to America in November TO com.
plete the work of the commission.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
LlTERhtY.

The american Old Fvlr.w for Mnrci
is Oh our table. We heartily commend it
to the attention Of our readers. In its in
teresting and instructive contents we mo-
tice many valuable articles among them
Tomaso and Pepina, story with moral !
The Odd Fellow. Goat, an amusing adven-
ture; I!lu,irations Of March, Home OF
Lord Fairfax, Fishing in winter, the
Heather Cbinop, and Tenyson's new touse;
An Odd Fellow at the birthplace of
Shakespeare good Of the order scientific
and curious facts; humors Of the day Odd
Fellow gems; agricultural department ;
reading especially for the daughters OF
Rebekah and the Fraternity; departments
for the family circle extensive ccrrespon :
dencc, etc. Each subscriber for 1872 re-
ceivcs a beautiful premium picture, en,itI-
ed "The Visiting Brethren 50 80 a
year. Address A. o. r. Association, No.
a1 Nassau street, New York.
The Herald of Health for March OPENS
with paper written by Addison Tor the
spectator in the year I'LL, on ENercis'
and Regimen. and contains besides II
valuable article on "Important AIDS to
the Art of Life; Wearing and Leav-
ing of Of Flannels;" Editors Studies IN
Hygiene; and Lessons for the Child
rem, " "Health Habits of Our Public
Men, and very great variety of excel
lent articles. Every parent who woul
rear healthy and beautiful children, and
preserve them from early decay, should
have this journal The Scientific Ameri-
can says; alt contains more sensible
articles than any magazine that comes TO
our sanctum' II teaches the sick how to
acquire health, symmetry, and vigor, and
the we'll how to live long and well.
Price Sl.25 year; IL cents a number.
Wood a. Holbrook, Is Laight street,
New York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
STATE NEWS.
lincy has n steam laundry.

Quincy has steam laundry.
Decatur, says the Magnet, has pop
ulation of 1000.
Three of the oldest inhabitants of
Macoupin died recently.
--Carlinville is discussing the merits Of
citizeas' ticket.
"A Springfield boy last week ate bed
bug poisons for preserves. He still lives.
Chicago thinks !royal visitors not so
very expensive after all-Alexis gave Ave
thousand dollars to the sufferers and so
did the Japanese,
The brewers and liquor dealers Mu-
tual Protective association will hold its ses-
sion in Springfield, on the l4th of March
next.
Thomas Low. blind man, bss
bought suit against the town Of Maros
for $1,000 damages, for injuries caused by
falling into an uncovered trap-door.
-. c. Po:tlewait, late editor Of the
Dixon Democrat, is lying in the Lee
county Jail. He was sued for SANDER by
one DIR. Law, and his bon dsmen becoming
uneasy about his appearance, gave him
up.
AT n meeting of the executive COM
mite of the Illinois Press association, at
Springfield, on Thursday last, it was de-
cidcd to hold the next meeting of the Ne,
ISOLATION at Champaign. II. X. Hobart
of the Chicago Erening Mail, was appoint
cd to deliver the poem on that occasion
and j. II. of the Cairo Bulletin, to max
the annual address.
There was received last week at tn,
executive department, at Springfield, from
the governor Of Bohemia, the sum of 25s
Austrian lorins and 80 kreuizers-aboul
$50 in currency. This sum was to be sup
piled to the relief of the German sufferers
| by the late terrible fire in Chicago. II
WAS col lected from citizens of Carlsbad
! The governor at once forwarded tn,
amount TO Henry Greenebaum, Esq
president Of the German Aid society o
Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
A DREADFUL FATE.

SMALLPOX AND ITS HoRRORs-PERILoUs
RIDE WITH A DELrRIUs VICTIM OF THE
FEVER.
A terrible tale of tho fate of a German
doctor, named Gunkell, n practicing ply
stefan in Lansing, Iowa, comes to us in the
papers of that state. Finding he was
sick probably from smallpox, and away
from home, he engaged u man to drive
him from McGregor to Elkader, where h,
formerly lived. They had not proceeded
far before the doctor seemed to think that
he was being pursued .-Seiz-
ing the loose La tiers lying on the
buggy box, he dashed the dashboard, urg-
ing the driver to let the horses 60 for God 5
sake they are after me- Opening large
pocket-knife, he COOL informed the driver
that his life depended on fast driving and
silence. The poor driver was forced to
the conviction that he was alone with Il
maniac at dead of night. Obedience to
the desperate mans command was the
only alternative, and with eyes straight
ahead, he drove for dear life to Hardy's
hotel vt Bulls Head six miles from Nc
Gregor. The driver here jumped out, and
asked the doctor to come in and have some
thing to drink. Enraged ut the delay,
the madman threw cut the robes, cushions,
etc, and then got out himself and tried To
! awaken the landlord. The driver intent
on saving his life, hastily secured the
robes and cushions, and putting whip to his
horses, returned to Nc Oregon. The doc
tor failed to arouse the landlord, and start
| ing on alone, evidently tried to foot it to
Elkader. lie was next seen at National,
ten miles from Elkader, crazy Wild but
there was none humane enough to relieve
or have him cared for. Alone by the
road side he was seen the next, some nine
miles from Elkader, by several of its
citizens, nearly all acquainted with him.
| No one spoke to him or offered TO help
him, but all agree that he was
crazy, and that his face was very red
His friends were notified of his condition,
but no effort was made to relieve him. He
was reported near Windsor on Wedne,-
day, farther west on Thursday, and Fai-
day was found in sink hole, nearly naked,
badly frozen, and the snow red from the
blood from his face, TINT he had scratched
and torn in his delerium.-IIe was con-
veycd TO stable in Wagner township,
Friday evening, Saturday Il physician
from Elkader was procured, who found
him dying from his exposure and small
pox During the night he expired, with
none near him, alone in the stable, away
from mother, brothers and friends.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
ILLINOIS CAPITAL.
REGULATING TnE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY -TRAM-wAvs ON PUBLIC
ROADS AND sTREETs-RAILRoADs SUR


REGULATING TnE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY -TRAM-wAvs on PUBLIC
ROADS AND sTREETs-RAILRoADs SUR
sCRIPTIoSs.
Correspondence of the Missouri Republican,
sPMsGrIrip, H., March 2. ls72.
LEGISLATIVE DOCTORS.
The senate having on yesterday adjourn
ed over until Monday evening, the house
had it all TO itself to-day. The only mat
Yer of intcre I up was the bill Of DR..
Roberts, OF II z.well, regulating the pratice
Of medi zine aud surgery in the state.
have given you in previous dispatches the
chief features of this MEASURE one of the
provisions Of which, you will recolect, re-
quires physicians prescriptions to be writ
ten in the English language. DR.. Roberts
urged the passage Of the measure with
something more than his usual order and
ability, citing instances where valuable
lives had been sacrificed ON account of the
inability tf drug cl ,rks to decpher clumsi-
ly written Latin prescriptions. Dr. Clark
OF Kane, while deploring the great num-
Der of fatal mistakes that had occurred,
yet was OF opinion that the fault Law not SO
much with the particular language in
which the prescriptions are written us
| with the pig-headed drug clerks who had
|
which they undertook TO perform. DIR.
Powell of Rchland brandished his scalpel
and Proceeded TO 1issect the measure from
head 10 foot lie remarked that he had
not pructiced medicine for fifteen years, to
which fact, he had no doubt, certain men,
beers would Ia their righteousness Of heart,
tribute the present excellent health of
Rchland county. The recollection of hi.
exploits in the neld Of pill. and powders
wa "a: La in prescriptions were n sue
| cess, and the meaner the chrography and
the farther he came from getting
the right worl in the right place
the more popula he became, the
more rapidly his practice increased and
the more closely he entwlned himself into
the aie' tions Of the thriving undertaken.
The Rchlsnd physician added that he OK.
| perieDced, at one time OF his strange, re-
markahle life, great relief by little " VA.
| ration in his practice, and il was hardly
| necessary for him 10 say that this wasth.
| time when he proclaimed 10 n suffering
world the virtue Of his celebrated "lini.
meDf. Who had not heard Of Powells
IMMINENT. "A lew more left of the same
sort a household word was that same
Eminent : and the speaker ventured the
rather ehtravagant yet highly supported
opinion that there was not u man, woman
or child In Southern Illinois but had, a,
some time, been captivated and entrance
by the delicious strains Of DIR. POWELL
fsvorite song, beginning
"The Jay bird married the blue birds sister,
Janso, noisnso, :hol"
J tApplause from the bassment1 The dis
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

IN. vne.a paper Of Aicraaer cUanty and ~ me city Of
Cduro the only morning daily IN Southern Illinois
q ,rids-ouake journal. snail, but fcoiess. out
spoken on ali subjects Of interest 10 the public
,citA large and Increasing circulation, the Buus-
Tin soicts the patronage OF intelligent readers and
e.terprlsiao business men.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

The CARBoNDALE New Era,
Grant-radical paper, commenting on
the various presidential tickets now in
the field, says Of the temperance ticket:
at is not worth passing notice
the convention which nominated it was
not even respectable in point of
numbers, and the entire movement is
the offspring of few Jealous but intol-
Grant reformers." How do the temper,
ance men like this disparagement Of
their action?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

INDIANA has just entered on its
gubernatorial canrass. The radical
candidate for gubernatorial honors * a
man by the name Of Browne. Browne
wants to be governor. Browne has
been in the habit Of taking little
and sometimes more thal a little
wine for his stomachs sake. So much
does Browne wish to be governor that
he has promised bis radical brethren
that if they will vote for him he will
never drink more, and the terms in
which he has taken this pledge as
follows
Heating meat in the past has offended
my brother, ] will eat no mere meat while
live.
How accommodating Browne IL, and
how warmly afectionate lie is will
ing to promise to deprive himself of his
daily drinks which he denomiuaies his
"meat," and which is no doubt meat
and drink to him, if the people will
make him governor. This is very
commendable in Browne aud he de.
serves to be patted on the back for il;
but tipplers who reform, or promise to
reform merely for the sake of Office.
generally fall from grace when the ne.
csssity for reform is passed. The peo.
pie OF IndiI n had better vote for q
: Der, honest democrat, whose record
necessitstes no temperance or other
pledge.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

The Daily News, an evening news
paper, has just started on its journals
tic life in Paducah We are in receipt
of the first aud second issues. The
News enters on its career with a
sprightly grace. The proprctors an
nounce their intention of taking off
their coats, rolling up their sleeves and
working to sustain their undertaking.
. This being the case. We have no doubt
that the future will prove to them that
there is no royal road to success. The
News is an evening paper, indcpend,
ent in politics and is in no sense a
rival Of the 'Kentuckian.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

Mrs. CADY STANTON lectured in
Evansville last night, on Marriage and
Divorce" Mrs Stanton has imbibed
many of the Woodruff ideas on these
subjects.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
THE BULLETIN.

WgpSEspAY MoRxiSo, March 6, 1872
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

be styled the Baptist University. To VIII,
il TO do. the Baptist isa powerful aec
nomination in all this country, ana II
they determine to build u University AZ
Memphis, or elsewhere they will do 1t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.

3 From the Jackson Wing and TIibune.l
The Baptists at Memphis held an i'm
porlant meeting in that city last Monday
night, to discuss the feasibility of establish
hg in the Southland ut Memphis-a
great UNCONVENTIONAL seat Of learning. To
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

tinguishej physIciar from Marion Mer-
rltil ana ihc ain. at surgeon { ON S'rga-
mon told what tbey knew about Int II
m"dicin', aud warmly advocated the meas
ur,, df'er which IL was ordered TO n third
reading.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

The MORMON SAINTS are about to
engage in little piece of strategy by
which they hope to gain admission into
the union as state. With all their
wives and numerous children, they can
not, on a square count, foot up the
population of the territory to more
than one hundred thousand. But by
taking census of the territory by
countie. aud adding here a little and
there little, they hope to swell the
aggregate to some thirty thousand
more. The Gentiles do not favor this
maneuver on the part of the saints.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

The REPUBLICANS of Covington,
KY, held a mass convention on Friday
to nominate delegates to the state con.
vention which dominates delegates to
the national convention. Grant and anti
Grant were discussed in n lively man
ner, and there being as many in the
convention opposed to Grant as in IA
vor of him, no definite action was tax
en-. This is bad, when the republicans
who are fellow. townsmen of the father
of the president exhibit no, only indif-
ference but strong opposition to him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22

GRAND OPERATlO AND BALLAD CON.
CERT IN BEHALF OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION The Board OF
Directors Of the South Carolina Monu-
meDt Association beg to announce that \
concert in behalf Of their association will
be given iii Columbia, early in Novem-
ber. A number Of celebrated amateur
performers of this place, besides seve-
raj gentlemen from other parts Of the
Steta, have generously lent their services
for tue OCCASION.
Tho programme and full particulars of
the concert will bs published some
weeks prior to the fair, so that persons
residing in distant parts of the State
may avail themselves OF this opportunity
to enjoy rich musical treat.
The Monument Association has pur-
chased site for the Confederate monu.
ment, and hopes soon to lay the corner.
stone A large sum is still needed TO
complete the work. and we appeal to oil
for aid-to those whose privilege it was
to fight by the side Of the gallant dead
whose deeds We commemOrate; to the
mothers and wives of these men; to their
children, who, in yenrs 10 come, arc to
redeem South Carolina; aud lastly, to
those who love liberty end who honor
the past and pray for the future Of our
beloved State.
SOUTH CAROLINA MONUMENT AssoCrA-
TIN Srptember Is. 1879
geS- Papers throughout the State will
please copy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22

At Marion, Iudiana, few days ago.
two thirsty young men thought to secure
free drinks in drug store during the
temporary absence of the proprietor.
By mistake the laudanum bottle was
30 zed hold of instead of the one con-
tanning eau de Die, and while one put
down very hastily two-fnger drink
from glass the other sucked from the
bottle. When they came to plank down
$5 each for medical services, and the use
OF a stomach pump, they found they had
paid pretty round price for free drinks
which wouldn't remain on the stomach.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22
Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers.

OFFICE CITY CLERK.
"A LII men, residents or tho city, between
"A. The ages Of eighteen and fifty years, (cx-
cnpt hrcmen.) are required by ordinance to
pay street tax of three dollars 1881 per yoar,
to notify all delnquents, that if said tax is not
paid b foro tho first day Of October, the par
ties will bo summoned and required to work
on tho strccts, subject to orders of tho Street
Oyerseer. BY order Of the Mayor
Sept 1o CHAS. BARNUM. City Clerk