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Il j by taribbs q " iliianis, So
Aucfinneers ana Real Estst4 Asepis,t
Eleventh street between Mair and Bank,
y,,t,r 1s,,s,y nrsSe 3, 8 q, s,

THE VERY Observation-Disclosures
u fsfiIGE I3WETEIyy No. sifs an arE
sTREKT BEagly EEg FOURTH ANfysEIfyTH
STREETS, Al 3tsfI ost-oH jJt y}ksElAYs 5sih.
spIsEaesf n ostss s we I stI Upon te
above X. Cefeulass denee. lit bssta,sfpat,is
ls:shts Kitchen With fsf febttts with las ana
Ths lot froiiis ~ seee on Grace street and mn.
back toan sliey. h Wing aIse side siley leading e,s
the city. and Il suited for professional or
TERMS Ose-fon7th cssh, balance at ak. twelye.
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, With in,
terest added ats per rent. per airurn and seered
Ivy trust deed. Possession af an early asy. :.
I sfa ssFszss,.-f Tar GRUBBS q. WILLIAMS,
Is SO IL - AuGsfnnfr
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y .E.., f.. BysGrulbs q Williams -
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
/ LOTS IN SIDNEY, ON THE WEST SIDE OF
LAUREL STREET BETWEEN Gary AND ~
CUMBERLAND STREETS, re BE SOLD pa, AZ,
DAY. 2lsT SEP TENDER, ATS VCLCCh z. NJ
These lots begin on Laurel street ll5 feet north OF
Cumberland street, and are each 273Nlaa icet 10 an
alley 90 feet Wide .
Thcr are amongst the most beautifully situated OF
any In that desirable neighborhood, ana VIII De
micI, improved BY the grading Of Laurel street now
being done and by the street cars soon TO pass along
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBs 4 WILKINS, r.,
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- BY Grlbbs. & Williams, 81.
Real Estate Agents and Allctioneffs, <
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank.
VERY VALUABLE + ARM OF Two

3EERY vALUABLEsFARM OF Two
v HIJNDREt,t AND RIE'rY-THREE ACRES.
THE FORMER RESIDENCE. 0E; TIE LAIIn;
JOHN POE, FOR SALE AT AUCEIQA;rH 1 s..,
sell at anction, on the premises, on FhtpAl w"
VALUABLE FARM containing skoNt ivy
HuNDRED aud FiFTY.THREE ACRES, nearly
all cleared. II Ties OH the Williamsburg iurnpke,
ore and three uartcr miles from Richmond. inc
are lrick dwelling With SIX ROOMS
and pantry, and brick Kitchen with i've rooms, ur
usual out buildings There Is young appe efciiarn
of choice fruit; the farm well YSteEed Siid heaup
It's nearness 10 the city and on fDS Of the perl p"
cat OF the city and ON both sides % tns n y. Id
make it very desirable for persons ishiilR 10 o"'
I'm ilft small farms and suburban RESIDENCES.
a plat OF the farm at our tfliet. - 's
i, FIRMS: At sale. EiH ittllI..3s.i '.,,t.a
GRUBBS &. WILLIAMS. ,Anetionttts,
3 % 6 This Dropprty ~ nor sold, Will be reD.fp
fortthe ucxt,ye.lr at auct.onen lseipreILies,
ssia GRDB q W ILLlAMs:
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FATE or AN AERONAUT.--So many balloons
came out of Paris during the siege that those
who received their letters by this means be-
ganat last to look upon the aeronaut as a
very safe courier, and on his aerial trip US
one, Of pleasure rather than of peril. Among
the balloons which escaped over the iron
girile of Teutons was the Jacqllart. II was
intrlsted TO the cure of a sailor named Lc-
prince Tearing through space before gale
Of wind, the gallant young tar and his new
kind Of craft were sighted at La
Rochelle Just rs the wind; bore him
over the Atlantic. On the way he must
have met with an atmospheric current which
drove him eastward, for there now have been
found in the Sicily Islands the dispatches
carried by the Jacquart. As the sacks have
not beenf picked up i'm one and the same
place IL Is supposed that when Leprince saw
this group OF islands he gradually got rid of
his dispatches, casting them overheard when
ever he saw land beneath him. This must,
OF course, have considerably lghtened the
balloon, and consalnmated his own destruc-
ton by, fmparting to 1t an ascending force,
which waited him once more over the terri
bic ocean. His subsequent fate remains
mystery. - @.2'. =
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$50 BY wellington Goddin, - ~
j A,l,tionecr and Real Estate Agent,
8. corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE ATTRACTION OF LOT NO. rs, IN
y SIDNEY. AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN AND PLUM S1'REETS.-Willb he sold at
auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY The 10th Sep,
as above fronting 707l2 feet on the south side Of
Main street running back 1870 feet TO be sold In lots
to suit bidders. This lot is located In very I'M
proving part of the city. t.sr SIR
Terms One-third cash: balance in four and eight
months for negotiable notes, Interest added secured
by Il trust deed .GODDlN,
sc lo-eod No. tSasisi 81 ~.h 1t1t6 Aucttoreer
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'"WBkT TIE LONDON TINES SAYs.-The Lon
don Times, in an. editorial article on the re-
suit of the ilabors Of the Geneva tribunal,
says; :. While England has been held re-
sponsible for the depredations of several
Contederate cruisers we yet retain the con-
SIcton that morally she Is not to blame. The
United States Government claimed damages
for losses caused by q dozen vessels, but the
court OF arbitration held. England liable
unanimously only in the case OF one vessel.
This, Is plain evidence in. the belief Of the
gennineness Of ourneutraiity during the war
In the United States, and dispropes the fia.
GRAVITY unjust accusations of our friendliness
IN the American case presented at Geneva.
We cheerfally consent to pay the sum
awarded Us tending to obviate similar difii.
eulties IN future" Previously the Times
had expressed Willingness to pay the sum
"to improve the law Of nations.T
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NOTICE rs 4fEREBY GIVEN THAT,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
III the med. Jaqelin A.. slnliif-
fstiutor with the viii annexed OF Jalue)f Aas.
Esball. Deceased, of FaEquier county, will apply
% The james River and kanawha Canal Company "a
issue new bonds In place Of the fCtla@fns bonds OF
ssal ,1 ey ses s sssss Sl
ceased-siz.s No, sas, Tor $780, dated 18Th Jtiy,
1913; No 3as for $685. dated lsss SosSff,
for S51g, dated 9Th InlXs 1855. No, 3sf. fnr SIoe
dated Ist August, and Ne 5sa, for S5eg, ilteei
iafh March, 1s4s which have heelI frst. s. e
fsss 4 i a j AT hRSL9s Isllss 55f
administrator, Sc, OF ., a. Marshale dece.@sti
aY ::.Th:m
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NET AssETs 1sT JANCARY, 1872. ,scoai
$4,000 IN United States bonds deposited with the
Treasurer of Virginia. - - .t.r. b :
CoTLLING & MEADE. Agents,
- s-om 1901 Main street
DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
DerosIfpd with Treasurer of Virginia $4,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON. a., 49,.
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obi
cations Of the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English com
panes, we solicit the patronage OF the PUBLIC npor
their UNREASONABLE security, prompt and Dbera
settlement of all claims. and heavy Income. .
- JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & co. Agents.
( - No. 110S Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
/ .r.'-- OF, NEW YORK. . ,
l. 80 CASH ASSETS OVER $50, 100000. (.
Cash dividends declared In January Of each year
Premiums payable annually, semi annually, ant
quarterly.
The OLDEST, LARGEST; and CHEAPEST compan!
~ - JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. Agent.
&c 2o-sin - No. HOS Main street
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and -tuctioneer
pf'ca corner Eleventh and Rank streets.

EOR SALE PRIyATEL THAT VALU-
I ABLE REAL ESTATE in the county Of Ches-
terfeld near the town Of Manchester. known as the
"FAi.LS PLANTATION" with AL the impr0ye-
ments thereon, containing about THREE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY-NISE ACRES OF LAND,
extending from the Richmond aud Petersburg rail-.
road down on the eastern side of Manchester paff
river, and opposite the steamboat wharf at Rock
cts 1t may b. considered one OF the most failla-
bile pieces of real estate for investment that has been
on the market for several yclrs. 1t viii he solds
whole or part. ~ ~ .. #-
Persons Wishing to Invest are invited to examine
this property, plat Of which may De seen ~ nt III!
Office. JAMES VI. iAtioh'
lie. as Real Estate Agent and AuctlonGer.
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BY Robertson & Brunaugh,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucttoneers, ,s
Manchester, Va.

A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
N pENCE- IN MANCHESTER, on the corner
of Ninth and Stock streets, containing SIX rouns
Kitchen AMI dairy. with all necessary ont buildings.
Lot fronts lis feet Ninth street, WI It'll depth OF
1873 feet The situation of this house Is very excel
lent and we commend It TO the attention of parties
wishing home In Manchester Price reasonable
aud terms liberal. .-sat.1 #f IA -ll.y!.
Also q LOT of 80 feet front on the southeast side
of Hull street lust above te corner Of Tenth, having
depth Of 100 feet. This Is one of the most eligible
sites for business stand In Manchester. Parties
Wishing such place will do well to call on MS.
r . ~ ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH. % $3.50
!. ...s..s ;,.s, office opposite the Courthouse
~ sell HUH street, Manchester, Va.
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- = KCaI EsIIlE NEOIT anu tHC0!"l
sc la-ThSTu3t ....

r ANDS.-Ia have in my hands for sale
LLANDS. in large and small quantities IN
almost every section of the state. \ NUMBER 81
improvements, and desirably located on mirigabie
GEORGE NJ, DREWRY.
CT ,o-Im ~ 10ii Main street.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, September ls.-Tcbacco firm ant
fairly active; sales. lie bogsheads. t.5
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rssysatrsTs II NOSE,
oEsY s Il 81 Rs 4, Is
ppywEE IIxx4fAe Ps E III. s Dc
M n MaiEtsT REBTS, EIfe1NT.MH on No. 49,.
Cd e II r. SQUARE, AT AUCIg0 eMssYtss
~ III, of deedc Of EtEtfrpm g n. nn,p y
Hsyt 60 TIC tscrsa s trustee dsscd 8s o.
March 1871 ana recorded in ichgnord
Court ,e f,eing Thereto reanren py TUG
Ficred IWifi seif atanction upon the prem ~. 9n
FRIDAY, nth September, ut seciock -
REsIDBNCE sitin.tei above formerly o ,ssen
arid occHsied ly Thoiaas Potfs Esq lt nas fssed y
srisls and ID 1nighed In the most appFeped ely,
THOROUGH Tnan,ier The kitchen has tour rooIs AM.
there city water and gus also pump o. eooo Va
TIN ~ sf fTnts ~ feet OF, Twenty ninth street and
INNS through 10 Thiftieth street, and ts afofnea Win
haantif,l shrubi,ery md flowers aud mas cesldes
yariefy Df choice fruit in the garden. :.
The 81 tfiatio is on .ilys ana aIiorus ,
,e most beautiful aHd extensive ries IN INC
overlooking tbtriyer and cpllntrS above ana ps'p"
TEnN SUFFICIENT In cash to defray expenses OF
.e, aud TO pay OF note FOR cue lpas
terlbcf. 1871: on credit IS tn MISSILE lHti iptu
March, ls7s; or further credit AZ to S,aai.ss unui
ish September, Is7s and thu residue upon terms 20
br made known ut time Of saethe credit payments
10 beer Interest from tile day Of sale ana 70 oe se
CARED by trust deed. p. ". GRUBBS, IraSlee. I
CiHI;fBs q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc ~
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lNfbIEHCTAfa


81 SsFtf Sefft Sfs8&T AND 81sDUA FlhSHaNHEfSf
"a R9ctMcEp, Vs. Sept isss AAsis, q
81 OFFERINGs. :.
IwazAr.-sEnftca,s ss bushels Red. ,ais basheis.
Coma lfisss s2 bnsarls. ~ pfsisia.
oArS,--i,ssbf bushcls, y, Ida SIT Iffte fypfst;
- 80 "a BALL e. il 80 ii t4,ls IS
1853 yashsIs geod a g So 20
bnshels prime 1t SisS 80 bushefs PR OF sea
f1scisy good hf ai Us 10 sieis ct,tnitien al
si4o; So bushels common a. SsaS isl bushels COM
mon 1T 1885, $50 fir Of so besiieis common on
af %; 200 bushels Prime 1t pr lsate terms zos
bushsls choice terms 90 bshsiS Ecpo ,a
An 9 3oe bushels choice at @1s. f6 bushels cho.ce
al 81. eo-fota,, 1878 bushels: - q, "a :.
'TTHEaT.-Red 1as buafels very g0od Ut si;so
aa in,,heIs good Mt sI.7s: 80 bushels very eooq AZ
Ss2; sao bushels very good 81 slss 80 pashe,s
rhine at 1 ss eId bnsheIs fair at 90 pasheis
com mon a 81 SOL 10 bushels choice at PriEaIe tsrIns
80 bushels common at sl.3e. 20 bushels common ~
a. X: Iss bushels common at $i.te-totui, % g
bushels - ~ ~ :" y.r,ow
Ia bushels ytry good at s3r- al
'oATs.-l,vpo bushels prime western at soc. -..t.
y t'f.1 RE-EXHIBITED.
WpEtF.-Rhite, a24 bushels. Rel. 1901 n's'e''
tCuRS.-Y elbow. i24 bushels Fl .'- ''
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SEWING,MACHINEs, OF ALL KINDS
" REPAIRED.-Ail the late Improvements put
CHINE. our advice to- owners of, the SIyDAI
ELLIPT TIC Is to ,ict sacrifice them for Yankee hum
bug machines. GEORGE II. SL0AT, -f'tt
Successor to IT
~ ie. asii'st .s";Iii@i1 SLoATaS 4ADD4N8pUS.
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By Iiiil & t;esidi,, Reas Estate A tust ~
3 ~ NO. itos Main street.
fyTaLUABLE UNIMPRoy En !, R i,i.';' 3

rsr.I1yABLE UNlaPResEp PRels,hiasSo
s1TYE foNfr CT.xY 4 " Il sS 4 tfraul.
Hitil,, gs w ca ss.s sss,. 6
sticck II. M ne self on i sse. 81 BIB.
MAJ aud u. IN tue ssz =, s
mund, fsoptIag on tsss eal sise " " III sce,i
ias fses property :, ,ielG
aud parties oesing 10 fhsea ~ s e. sl
fhn sale III b., AZ u Nelg ss - ~ ~
Frps 3 tsnss cash - ssseiffi
twelve nl0f,shs. per sent sssssys ..ssisias
eys isstss ,tesd IS hl.t. : aasiieassfs'
! & a. is-lsss 49,
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FURNITURE. dc.

| gAMES T.. BRAGG. 201. corner SecondM
~ and Broad streets. has now on hand ana ~
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DlNISG-ROOMSSf
FURNITURE. which ! am selling for cash as low
az rgn he bought In the city Also on hand, MAE
THESES of all descriptions OF my own make
Ulholslcrrg and Furniture repaired at the shortest
notice. .E s.""# sc is-oinN
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., ], "a " Z BY Grdbts nj Williams, 81
.'l3'F1 Iuctionscrs and Zeal Estate Ase,'ls, ia
nv Eleventh street between taia aud BaliA' b

fANEi HUNpREDlANp sINTY a I'M
OoFf VERY yALUABLE F.A tsihaiIs Ssf sit
MgOplsnANp, PAkT 0F SAIfi "a Nh, of E
WhRREN. 4. PEARSON. aiRss i !i,ih.Saiss..
AND OTIiERs, FOR SALE Af -. 9s,,,ist.ss.
Ne, @ilt sell at, suetiaia, IA ihe ytpSD4I
the .itb septtitter, Ut u O'Clock ls, Pie
above siescltSce his atout,Hss niies me ~ g,Ch
mond by the brock turnpike aud near la Tbtis
mond. Fredericksburg an and a.s
chard OF ne fruit The situsticn ~, t,sr1sss
hS,nd renders Ii well stirred for irse m Ar
le Land Is Of good quality, saG sose b,,s nesrie
yalu3lie for tue wood ahd kitaiSS, oNts'2
market and the railroad. 900. ans, iss
& TKnMsI One-shirt sisb; balaiiet ~ t"' g
years, With interest ,,.v.,,,.Ss q x,ff tais,
~ Up pp2 :, tl9nstf~
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Billy Florence, the actor, is tesrfully fat.
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INSURANCE COslPANIEs.
Nrr asssss 1sT JANUARY, 1877. STA so

A MAZON INSURANCE COMPANY:
N "a. OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Sale conducted By LEE, & GopDiS, llla Main
street. +| 's*' q 'sttsH,+Ss' - - ',-1t teu
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DIss0EUTEoNs, d. PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTCH --The business heretofore conducted by
BALDWIN & BROTHER viii be continued by
the Undersigned who respectfully solfcits the pa.
tronage SO 3!beralty bestowed On che lnte firm. =
so l6-lw .,. -s- ,'sar,.. f,st;W. w, BALDWIN,.
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$4,000 IN United States bonds deposited with I'll
afe''S"'s' u C5sHLLING & MEADE, Agents, J
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Trial List for Sept. Term 1872.

Evaline Coon ct al heirs dc. of William
Armstrong deceased VS.. G. j. Fox.
Charles Leeper VS.. Warren q Franklin IL.
II. Co.
II. IL. May VS.. James t. Whisner ct al.
H. IL. MAY VS.. John Miller ct al.
AIDA Hunter VS.. O. Gilman.
Royal T.. Scott vs.. Robert q. Carson.
q. s. Hunter VS.. Selden Whitman.
Bette Paul VS.. Alexander McAndrew ct al.
Retle Paul VS.. Alexander McAndrew ct al.
James Parshall VS.. Daniel Clark.
James Parsha,l vs.. Daniel Clark.
William II. Lowrie VS.. Andrew Cook.
James L.. Brown VS.. Bennett Dobbs ct al.
William Armstrong ct nj for use of James
w. Guthrie VS.. The Township of Barnett,
L. II. Ellsworth Il Sophia Nj. Ellsworth to
the use of Sophia NJ. Ellsworth VS.. John
IL. Dilks ct al.
James Parshall ct al VS.. John Peterson.
James Parshall ct al VS.. John Peterson.
| Martin Nestle VS.. T.. l.. Davis late Sheriff
of Forest County.
| Peter Grace for use VS.. Il. l.. Davis.
| Daniel Black VS.. The Overseers of the Pool
| of Tionesta Borough.
| I,loyd Il Lewis VS.. David Hays ct nj.
| Evtline Coon ct al VS.. John q. Brandon e.
| al.
Mary A. Cleland by her husband Calvin
Clcland VS.. John Ulenburgh Sr.
}. B. AGNEW, Proth'y.
! Aug. -, 1872.
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rho BARGAIN.

Evidences of tho bargain between
Greeley and the Democrats continue
to accumulate At the Democratic
state Convention at Syracuse, New
York. last week, S. j. Tilden, Chair.
man of the Democratic State Com
mitee, made a speech, and in order to
install into his followers greater faith
in the genuineness of Greeley's con-
version, he announced that he knew
all about the plans to nominate Gree
lev at Cincinnati, and that he (Tilden)
was consulted about the makeup of
the ticket long before the Convention
was held. He said he advised as to
its formation. Therefore he signifi'
cantly recommended all Democrats
to support Greeley.
Here is an admission of the conspir-
acy precisely as charged by the Bing-
hamton Republican. 1t will be remem-
bered that the name of Mr.. Tilden
was mentioned as one of the parties
on the Democratic side TO this nego'
tiation to "raft over" Mr.. Greeley into
the Democratic camp. 1t begins &c
be evident why the Tribune and Mr.
Greeley never directly denied thu
truth of the Binghampton accusations
And this man all time was claiming
to be a Republican, and still does $,
claim. And they call him "Honest.
What do words mean, anyway. lie
us have new dictionary. The oil,
definitions of honesty" truth,
"honor" and other such words are be
coming obsolete. So of party name
and principles. Republicanism an
Democracy are getting strangely con
founded. Who is who, and what
what, which of them Is anyone .
everybody H-Derrick.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Honorable w. p. jerks,
President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, DC, at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest. to commence en- the
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being the
27th day of Sept, 1872. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, with their
records. inuuisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and TO those who bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there to prosecute against
| them as shall be Just. Given under my
hand and seal this 2Sth day of Aug, A. ID,
| 1872. Il. l.. DAVIS, Sh II.
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FICHLFR'S RECIPES FOR LIQUORS

Contain the latest improved instructions
for mixing Brandies, Whiskeys, RUNS,
Gins, Bitters, Fancy Cordials, Fruit Syr,,
rups Bay Rum, &C., &C. No one engaged
in the liquor business can afford to do
without them. Ask for them and exam,
inc them at the bookstores. Delivered
by mail, on receipt of 81 by Aschenbauch
a. Miller, n. w. cor. Sd and Callowhill
Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Index and sample
sheets sent free.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY.

At Chester, Delaware County, Pa. (For
RESIDENT Cadets only.) The eleventh an
nual session commences Wednesday,
Sept. 4. Thorough instruction in Civil
Engineering, the Mathematical and Nat
ural Sciences. The Classics and English
is impaired by West Poinl graduates and
other competent professors. Circulars
may be obtained of Col. Theo. Hyatt,
Prest. Il. NJ. n, 23-St
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On Friday evening last w. G.
Plummer of the Courier was knocked
down and severely kicked and stamp
ed upon by p. T. WItherop. Accord
ing to the Courier's report Of the affair,
Mr.. Plummer's nose was broken, and
he was otherwise severely injured, and
at last accounts was considered in a
critical condition. The cause of the
assault, we understand, was certain
obscene and opprobrious epithets ap-
piled by Plummer to Witherop, re-
peatedly during the day, and boast
ful assertion that Witherop was cow
ard and dare not resent it. Witherop''
friends, claim that the assault was en-
tirely justifable and purely in self-de
fence. Whatever the provocation, i
must be admitted that so violent anC
deadly an assault is unwarrantable il
any case except as an extreme measur
Of selfdefense, where the attackin
party has reason to fear great bodil
harm. The real facts in the case vii
probably be brought ont by legal il
vestigation. TitusviAe Ne1cs.
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Eaton Famale Institute.

On Phila. C Bait. Central II, II. Kennett
Square, Chester Co., Pa, offers all the in
dncements that constitute a home in con-
nectiou with a thorough English Educa-
ton, at Sl4s per school year. No extras
except for instruction in Wax, Music,
Latin, French, German, Painting and
Drawing. Eastern teachers, gradutes of
our best New England schools, have been
employed for several years. Inquire oil
Evan i. Swayne, ,Sallie w. SWayne, Prin-
cipals.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-09-18

For SALE.-To close an estate, two
tracts of land of about 20OO acres,
situated on Milestone Creek, Forest
County. Heavily timbered, mainly
hemlock, valuable for the bark, and
supposed by good judges to be good
oil territory. Map with particulars al
this office.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-09-18
NOTICE.

nR. j. N. BOLARD, of Tidioute, has
IL returnsd TO his practice after an alb
sence of four months, spent in the Hospi-
tails of New York, where ha will attend
calls in his profession.
Office in Eureka Drug Store, Sd door
above the bank, Tidioute, Pa. 49tf