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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-09-17
1yn,e of Trains

Time of Trains
At TIoNESTA STATION, on and after
Thursday, July 10th, 1873: o.
soUTu-lsT CLASS.
Train % S:26 a. m.
"a 7:05 p. IN.
ID CLASS.
Train co 1i:45 q. M.
81 3:43 p, M.
NoRfH--lsT CLASS.
Train 2i 1920 a. m.
~ 5:35 p. m.
2D CLASS.
Train So $3.50 a. m.
80 2:32 p. m,
on the River Division l. c. from oil City
Ia Irvineton, up the river Is North down
the river, south.
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WAGES

EoR all who are willing TO work. Any
person, old or young, of either sex, can
make from $40 to $50 per week, at home
day or evening. Wanted by ALL Suita-
BILE to either City or Country, and any sea-
son of the year. This is rare opportuni-
ty for those who are out of work, and out
of money to make an independent living.
No capital being required. Our pamphlet,
"How to make a living" giving full in
structions, sent on receipt of 10 cents.
Address, A. BURTON d CO., Morrisania,
Westchester Co., N. Y. II 0a
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STOCK FOR SALE.

T. J. Payne, having finished logging
for the season, has for sale eight (s)
horses and two (2) pairs of oxen. They
will be sold cheap. Apply at Payne's
Mill, near Newmanville. #.
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The Queen Clothes Wringer. Best
out, at ROBINSON & BoNNER's.
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Jury List for Sept. Term, 1873.
JRAND JURORS.

JRAND JURORS.
Tionesla Bor.-Geo. w. Robinson,
Foreman. Michael Ittel.
Tionesta Twp.-Sylvester Butter
field, Jacob Stitzinger, A. Striley.
Harmony.-Ira Copeland, Daniel
Stewart, F. A. Flanagan, W. S. Alb
bott, John Hall, b. G. Morrison.
Hickory.-N. P. Wheeler, John
Cromer, Charles Murphy, James Hen
derson.
Barnett.-Geo. Paup, Joseph Rey-
nolds, Jacob Mays.
Green.-David Guyton.
jerks. Irwin Robinson.
Howe.-Thomas Porter, Robert
Black,
Kingsley,-Frank Guyton, Robert
Graham.
PETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Bor.-James Cole, j. A.
Hart, Jos. Grove, Frank Mabie, Dan
lei Agnew, Ferdinand Wenk, Jas.
Graham, George Bush, S. G. Sloan,
WILDER Grove, Jas. Swaggart.
Tionesta Twp.-Wm. Hood, JAS.
Huddleson, hristian Cropp.
Barnett--Jos. Carson, Albert Flick,
VIM. Henry.
Hickory.-Wm. A, Oonnelly, Chas.
Albaugh, Jas. Hall, JAS. Green, Jas.
Hunter, VIM. Alhaugh, Hiram Brown,
John Skunk, Judson Clark, John II.
Wentworth.
Kingsley.-Nelson Cole, d. Higgins,
ID. Gibson, II. d. Heath, j. S. Carson,
A. Wilson.
Harmony.-Henry NJ Setley, Geo.
Culver, Ryan HemaD, w. Y. Siggins,
r. j. Copeland, Ira Chase, Ross Clark
A. A. Copeland, VIM. Hyde, ]. F.
Connolly.
jerks. John Mercilliott.
Green.-Fred. Weyapt, j, Chilus,
Jacob Myers, S. N. Flowers,
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New invoice, boots anc shoes,
mems, hoys' and youths boots, womans'
shoes and CATERS, misses and childrens'
shoes. Stock full and complete; come
and see before purchasing elsewhere
we try to please all.
ROBINsoN & BONNER.
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THE BECKWITH $50 Portable Family
l. Sewing Machine, on 30 Days Trial !;
many advantages over ALL Satisfaction
guaranteed, or $40 refunded. Sent com
pleto, with full directions. Beckwith Sew
ing Machine Co., S62 broadway, n. Y. 1
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sickiy sort OF way upon his master, he gathered
himself up, and lazily logged homo. Nor could
he ever he persuaded again to risk his reputa-
ton In such unskili n hands
A group OF dogs Unhappy fraternity next met
the eye. There were the water spaniel, the
dainty King Charles spaniel, the famous bull
dog, the growing and cowardly pug dog, the
English black and tan, to whom Orpheus u.
Kerr has pathetiCay dedicated the following
SINGING
sam Johnson was culled man,
Ana lN cd down by the sea.
lie owned n rat tan terrier,
Ihat stood bout one foot three
Ana the way that Crittcr chawcd up rats.
Was gorgeous for to see,
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Public nut,t,s
NOTICEIN RELATION TOJURORs FOR
~ STATE COURTS
OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONER or JURORS,
~ CHAhBKRs ST., PARK,
kRW NnuE lima \

OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
CHAhBkhs sT.; PARK, -
Applications for exemptions will be heard here from
serving who have become exempt and all needed nfOf
nation VIII be sven or sugges,ions received.
proved permanent exemption, viii receive a " Jury on
iSllme6l notice" reqqrIrg them e appear before me
be answered lin person. possible. ana at this ofce
only under severe penalties. exempt, the party
EEGT name, ,rS;ldsnSe, &c. &c, XNb Will. BE, Al,
WINTER, or sPHlNG TO serve In, by applying here be-
fore tue First or FALL List Is sent in next september
Three liss are ing made OF old and new Jurors
-fall (OctObcr, November, ami December Winter
Jsnuary February and March, 1870 and Spring (Aprl.
Persons "enrolied" as liable and allowed the priy.
when called or pay their nnes No mere excuse viii be
allowed or ln.erferenee permitted The nnes received
able TO serve at the time selected pay the expenses OF
this ONCE, and II unpaid win be entered rs Judgments
upon the property fthe denquents.
No person can get excused here, and am informed
that The Judges hereafter wlll not allow merchants,
eyade or get excused from the moderate duty required
All good citizens win aid the course of Justice and
secure reliable and respectable jurles, and equalze
their duty by serving promptly when summoned allow
me any attempt a. bribery or evasion sSd puggestng
names for enrolment Persons between ~ and 70 years
United States and District Court Jurors ARE Nor Ex
Every must attend to his own notice. It is a
swer il Is also punis6a6e by ne or mprisonmeSt to
recty In relation Jury service, TO Withhold any
paper make any false statement and every case win
allowed in regard to Jury notices, aud any asking,
Ieceiyng or giving any such fee" present" VII
be arrested by me- anu II possible, punished TO the full
. DoUGLAs TAYLOR, Commissioner,
broEnstone Court House. Basement, 81 Chambers st.
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ALI VINO ARE ATA LOSS

A LII VINO ARE AT A LOSS
WHAT TO DO TODAY.
ON THIS GLORIOUS DAY OF INDEPENDENCE.
JULY I. 1871
All who wish to have good time
All who wish to secure home for a mere song,
All who wish to have good lunch,
All who wish 10 hear splendid music
All VINO wish to cool themselves under mammoth
tent,
All who wish TO have full view OF Brooklyn while
eating,
Al who wish to purchase lots at s5 or tlO month.
MI who wish 10 see two prize lots given away,
All who wish to have a chance frJe In n third lot.
shonld go to day without delay, WITH OR WITHOUT
TICKET to the depot VI the south Side Raj road al
foot OF South sth At, Milliamshurgh.
ASK FOR MIR. SCHOOLEY.
snd he will plss gu free to and from Glendale. T.. J.
flRST TRNN LEAVES AT II O'Clock a. n precisely.
SECOND TRAIN LEAVES AT O'Clock l.. NJ precisely.
RETURN AT 3tj.
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PSSNSylX,ASIA ,, -, a9;,,sS Issy

II New YORK, from foOt OF Derurosses anu NOrtlirut
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburg Newest and South,
with Pullman palace cars attached, $50 A. NJ 5, :. and
6Sl 4. NJ Sunday 5, ., and $50 l.. VI.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, via Penn
ryNanla Air Line, at $50 A. Nj. and $50 T. NJ. sunday
ss;s9P. Nj ylaPw and D. II. R.at9 A. NJ i2s aud 3
Express Tor Philadelphia $50, $50 9 $50 A. NJ l2s.
as, $50 and or. N. SUNDAY $50, 6i0, $50 and =. "
For Philadelphia wa kenslngtOn, at A NJ. and 6iO
Z. VI. sunday G;l0 Z. NJ.
Einlgrant and second class, 1.O5 p. NJ.
Fer Newark a. Sso g. so 70 $50, 3 10 Il A. M r.
iso NJ. aud u night. SUNDAY 3;S) go $40, s,9p NJ
For Elizabeth $50 9. 6s, 800, $40 9 10, II A. NJ Y
10 Il9 r. NJ. ana II night sunday 800. $50. to, and
For Railway. $50 {. esO So $50 10 A. Nj. 70 noon.
NJ, and u night. sundy ,2i and 6lOP. n .
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy. 6 and 10 A. NJ. 2S.
For New Brunswick. $50. AM. .i2Mg la 5. $50, $50.
Eas Nj sns y sf, noon S ST sni
For Philhpsburg and Bevidcre. 2 and NJ.
Accomplishing for Bordentown, Burlington and
ofISaf% foT ffeesoid sSH r. % ana q la T. NJ
bos from Pr 80. /, $40 r. y. ..a.
a,y ' iO' s9% sS ssS + NJ
nine, sunday $50 a. NJ and so a NJ, a and ici5
deipha, S22. $40 $50 ioss ie2 iis ilSs 4. ~, 2is
| ii u A. NJ. 85s 1913 +. NJ.
Ticket Offices, 51s ass 21i. and si Broadwayi Astor
House aud foot OF Desbros-es and Corand, sts Emit
grant ticket oiiice. Battery place.
u. NJ. BOYD. Jr Gen. Passenger Agent.
| A. j. CAssA1T General Manager.
IL cei,ens,s' Cornwall Ses6ur.h, MaflborSushr Nil
| Thomas Corseil and james W Bliiwn leave HarrlsoI
st.. Pier 81. NCrth kiyer daly at ioelock p. NJ.
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9orsts an0 6nrmets,
plOpOsaIs
sutttrl,s.

OFFiGklEAS4t S4ttP1Re Mlfff1i MyilNfff 1iorrerrs, d,
KENTUCKY Extra CLASS ~ q -n
~, q, y, g, O., 81, 6S, -, 2, t;.i' ia
KENTUCKY Class 80 ili IlN ..'. y
O., ~, n, - ~, q, 8L "a, 81 ia. BE- ''. ~ s
.. slMMoNs & co, ManagrS' ul
SHELBY COLLEGE Extra CLASS Nr..''
a. 5, 10. ~, Z. 5O 80. 30, D.. '., 90 a.
SHELBY COLLEGE CLASS Ng u .t ~ ..
a. 70, 10, 50, y, 2, 9, ly, 20 '' .l g.
SMITH q co, Ma 9sg.- A. .''. B..
Address J. CLUTE, Brukrf, "i j. l't." "N
st., and 2 Park row, Post Ourr u'N m
DOYAL uAYANA IOtrtRN ~.
III Prospectus Tor lsii now . i'
UPHAM, y WeybVsset s., Pio..t..
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York sun. SPACES. taYea. send your Dollar.
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Amustntsu's.

,oon,. =, .,,,.v,1, oAIA nay
w VoppoirIW,rMWT ~ III y cpr ppPATioS I'M
Three In ne rtnY seSHre entsI1apmep, 9g
MORNING AT ii. soNne,sN' tx NTCEsS'e AND FHRcE.
ArrERNooNATs 1E L19Et1EF{Ye ~ 9E kpiEAnTTllIyrR nTlyrR
ana aann inh i,tiah ~ ~ tih Jnh romrdisn
inc 'elvptSeu Mp y q Til 'WIuGs
''A'N' Al in the NGT silis fSOfH,S2ER fHSE Drama Of
.x,,,,,,,,, a, 49,, =, ,r,,,
RoMbhh 1nr,NIt X, ,,,,v ,s-a
ID i'''' foHHElm XHarnooh 0f 4, NY !, 1878
The drama OF the -, =, ov ,,py,rv
vITnmnnppTnh vvrrr VI NNn rwirp
m "nI% y, I%ySPss, & 5 0Sioei'
MILLER OF NEW Enxynnpn vpr so wtrr
-- "EppEp' ihi NJ .li.h. "ir D.
" Prophet So fi,n,;;s,J hoCh oo
,,x,,,, TibEQpo,EE ,THonMNAAss,Sroxcpp
r,,u, Nt nhitiI ~ nvvn w n n'ti nnK
THIS AND ,ENEN ,,ENENlNG, ~, V,boOh'
~ T,I ~ ~ S,it 1,n, ~ IL HI.
ihlNNih p'Ah 70 wv bObhH'' - 40
NIBiO's GARDEN, NIHIO'- GARDEN.
y "" An 1niir,Iv NV srnsati1n by
Mr j. j. walsce bounded on the Roncm'ans Of Paris.
rnff fAsf MfFRR Of GuiTi'N, fiG'N
NIyupIC TIIE<TRP Fv,ry Evening at g
90 nroadwav G1 -
Tho ~ ,As1sh9 ,n o sc,ro..
" MISS AMY STONE
who Will appear In her romantic military drnms OF
s... ~ SiG uW ~ M MILL ~ i,.,. ,,..,.,.,..,.
Eew sCen,ery Elegant S2s4pwa'' fresh Appointment"
,,,r,%,v la n,,,n, s,, ,,@, y ~, ~
L iilis. tF0ofi.iIf%iliI 86F }}{rLY. i..!3
GRANp u6iipfy'NHTiNEF'r TO DAY. '
""' udots ~ anon at +, rnni,,cnrc at ''
| TWO GLolIOUS PtEFoRMANIhS;
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Yost ano fonno.

I OST-An envelope with a NUMBER OF Brunswick
i lottery tickets winch are OF value to.any body
but tho owner, A liberal reward VIII be paid for the
return OF the tickets TO ll6 Nassau st., Toomi.
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MAS ALL THE NEws.-The Weekly New York su
SPACES. siayear. Send your Dollar.
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7 NJ. GIBSON, AucTIoNEER
NJ. Gibson, AUCTIUNEER
FORTY SUPERB LOTS
LAfAY T 7 y.
Fifteenth ward. Jersey city,
AT POSITIVELY UNREsERvED SALE
ny rfrEzpAy tffIy 4 1874


at o'clock +. NJ, on the promises, rain or shins.
This property Is a portion Of the wcllknown AR.
RrCHLt ESTATE. Immediately adjoining the Coinmu.
nipaw station ON New Jersey Central Railroad nifty
trains daily fare. including ferriage, only 10 cents;
only ~ minutes from city Hail. New York command.
ing beautiful views Of New York bay, harbor. Staten
Island, Brooklyn. the Narrows, Newark. Orange Noun
taus sc. First.Class surroundings Terms very easy
FREE EXCLUSION. MUSIC, AND COLLATION.
will render business pleasant sale pcrcmptOry without
regard to weather price Take special train on New
Jersey Central Railroad from foot Of Liberty st., New
York. on day of sale. at o'clock I. NJ.
For excursion cards, maps, &c. apply to
INC GIBSON, Auctionecr,
At Real Estate Exchange salesroom,
corner Of Montgomery aud Greene sts, Jersey City.
N.B.-oHce open on July until JPN
ALL WHITING FAnM;sstuIor ,,,lS, to farm arm;
Country good farm lands, virgin soil. at tS per acre
S Sear great sssd 81 na
y s TssTs sss GsnsS TO 20 f.e From III
greater quantity variety of fruit is sent to market
G!1SS Ge P%d., ayns
oSd nSs ~ s9Ts fannie. Sha Se saa s.n
good work at straw sewing shoe work, button making
r.6 and seoch Farmers have settled and ste pto:per
G Farming ron none 'Ss pronse S,n
:, sss west; on account y the, markets. %Pply to
sent free Of charge.
gAMEAJS-A :.oTy ea;s%e1 And :uSssll,, ,h.
man,el' P5,Ss 20 cash t GslsPSs II 'P:s,l'
No 2p 18th st. South Brooklyn. Can he seen on Sundays
A --PABTifs visiting Glendale, l. l.. July :,
should not fsl 70 see The splendid lots for sale on
easy terms ASH Tor Mr. LOCKE.
S0M yoq5 chance GlSnfss 9.' on 80
'''' ioa East sth st, near broadway.
A SAVING. BANK.-A home easily paid for /;
~ pnnmphieis free giving nartculars At nroSdSsy
QUAR- homes. small 2story house and smsll lot,
prtee inanre "f Mr. ucRSCKER I i5tS st
between ith and 5ih ave, South Brooklyn
COMFORTABLE, noME-, whore g md and
70 to i2 NJ only, or sent by mail. f. Il, KLLLoGG
EXTnAoRDISARy inancsmeat. ID. Ys are are Sfcrea q for
aye ycars hnlance N monthly lns,allmep,s OF ts and
c&s TuIff TGL iTGa samm inRs sy "GU COR pUla clifton
Hudson cry Caow Jersey cliy5.S -.
J,OR -ALE-ln wnlamsbureh. At bargain, 2siory
L and basement house, In good order. water, gas &C
sminutes from ferries Apply al ilI south ID ST., %
hsa cdaSe rooms eood Sssn csar shs fu Sn'ny os Hp
plyeorner Atlantic and Penns,lvania avs, East New
$1,000 ..s ;SS%i good lot for
J. LlLE& CO., VI Liberty st.
SI5OO rTSHGs sS,4ss q Secure eHs SS@: s5
+, sCtLLY. corner ioeth st. and ist ~.
$2.25O. G s..s SAbbES' balance Sy a:s%sS9:
n. BARD, Mount Vernon.
Scr saI, anN 10 Sd
Ii st. and 81 Elizabeth St, near the Ro~ery.
0LETJ ia Far HeSTHS'y eg,,Ase' tgTPaee
| Hotel, Far ROCkaway.
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Mlst,llantuus.

IL RAUCH'S oil for rheumatism. The wonder OF
-. the age 2Dh East Houston st. General depot S65
Pearl st.. New York.
ICE CREAM FKREZERS ASD RRFRIG-
II ORATORS At X. a j. NOW RRAl'S, Sl Nrsey 81.
opposite Washington Market Patent frecEers, packing
tubs and cans. refrigeration upright chests fOr lager
beer. and grocers' tin ware.
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tirtborks.

tlrrborhs.
LII KINDS or FIREWORKS packed in
N fancy Tetaed at 25c Soc, 75c fl the trade
supplied, Please call ON W. HGESELER, manufac.
turer, SAY Grand st. between Orchard and Allen SITS.
100 pIstdls' metal caTlrldseS bISnRs Sc upen on
the ith until noon,
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Satings Bsnhs.
sANINGs BANK.

Bo"hhf sA'iN"s bANiN,w yorK. 1879.
Interest will he paid to deposors at the rate Of Six C
per cent on all sums from Five Dollars 20 Two Thous
md Dollars, and on all sums exceeding Two Thousand
Dollars Five per cent upon such excess OF deposits
agreeably with the provisions OF the bylaws and pay
abe on ard rfter Monday, July 81, 1873.
All Interest not called for Will remain as principal,
and draw interest from July I, 1878.
by order OF the Trustees -
SAMUEL T. BROWN, President.
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THE REST MARKET REPORTS in the Weekly New
York sun. SPACES. tiayear Send your Do.lA..
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REDUCED FARE
Admission to the Race Course free.
JoHN r. COLE, Gen. Frt. and Pass Agt.

W W SEHAI, superIhIthdeht'
NEW DAY LINE TO ONEwPORTvIA LONG
~ ISLAND RAlLR0AD-Ihe new route TO Newport.
r. l.. will be opened on Mondsy, June 81 leaving Hunt
crs Point at i2i9D A NJ and arriving at New port at
p VI. Returning, leave Newport at l0O A. NJ arriving
In New York at p NJ, thus avoiding all night travel
and fogs.
Passengers take ferry at James slip at u o'clock
noon or foot Of East 3ith st. at t25 p NJ and reach
the Long Island Railroad depot time for the 1880
train Tickets sold and baggage checked through at
James slip and Sih St. ferries. ..-
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Oh, Curt

IONG BRANCH RACES COMMENCE July I,
and continue the Sh 9TH, 10th, l2th, l5h 10th. l1th
and 18th. JOHN HUEI, President.
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THE BEST NEwsPAPER-The Weekly New 70
Sun. SPACES. 81 year. Send your Dollar
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rsllrcsos

ALgAHy sIa sABhAro.eh, tis2
DREw.-Leave vestry at Pier at $50 A. and I'D ST.
norh of Erie terry At si5 landing at Workers Tarry'
town. and Ny, (by ferryboaD Milton POIghkeopsie,
Rhinebeck. Tyo, Catskill, and Hudson ConneqyllnS yS
for ali points VEST and NORTH. Trip tickets to west
Point, Cornwall, and Newburgh, returning same day,
fi. Tickets by special cars aud baggage checked 10
SARATOGA and Sharon,
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,
> Sith ~. and Sd ay.

New York June 81. is7S
Interest the rate Of per cent per annum
ali sums entitled thereto viii credited 70 deposors
July l. and will be payable on and after Monday, July
p, is13. ID. ID. 1. MARSHALL,
JAMES CUSHING, Jr, President.
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FINO BAKERS.-The members OF the N. Y. T.. j. n.
= Society are requested to attend their quarterly
meeting on Saturday evening July lBJ at 7H o'clock.
by order. ED, UOUItkk, President.
JonE PkRIs, Rec. Sec.
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JTNION DINE SAYING BANk,
open daily from 10 60 =; and Monday eyeninSs $ 70 l.
Surplus, seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED.
Bank books IN English, French. and German. De
poss OF before July ~ draw interest from july /.
u. ;. CHAPIN, Treas n. j. HAINES, Pres.
I. :. ARNOuR.
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isT}-ItfLY INTEREST.-The Twenty.sixth Semi
Annual Interest at the rate % six Per Cent per an
mum all sums Of Five Dollars and upward which
have been deposit for more months next pre-
yous 10 July will be credited and paid on and after
MONDAY. JULY 81,
All Interest not called for will remain as princinsl
and bear interest from July /, and will be entered
the 2ist ~ July.
Deposits made on or before Saturday, July 10. will
bear interest from the ist of july. The Bank Ia open
every day for the reception and payment Of money
from 10 A. NJ. tO3 T.. Nj and Mondays and Saturdays
from 10 A. NJ 10 l.. NJ Bank books In German,
French, and English.
bank, 81 Bowcry, southwest corner Csnaist.
T.. A QUINrARD, President.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

Died i0 Sunderland, Gan. g. MAy Iaeksgea.
siis q Gilbert Bradley, Esqa aged 81 years.
Thus another home is made desoaic in
the death Of faithful christian wife, and
aiiectionate seli-sHcriiiciug mother. Mrs.
Bradley has been a large sufferer fer
years, from sickness and iuGrmity. She
has endured all with much patience aud
resignation. Her christian character was
fixed and positive. la her youth she
confessed Christ in His Church, La her
home duties she spared not herself. In
her immediate neighborhood she was
highly esteemed. IN her life she has lefl
behind her, good eyiderce that she was
prepared "a die, and that her freed spirit
minglcs with the spirits made perfect, -
who through faith and patience, inherit
the promises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09
STATE HENS

The Bellows Pals Times Indignantly
denies thu, there are any cases Of small
pox III tbA, bargh II says Tie only
ease known Is where good man called
At a house to collect his pay for some 20.
tatoes, aud the woman, not desiring 10
be annoyed by an honest sreditsr, ex.
claimed. 10 very dramatic tones aud ges-
lures. Oh, 20 swsy--we'ye got the small
pox, And therefore she good creditor
seo1ied
kafse eH.E1iiofGf tic Barton Standard
stili lves. though hls case 10 the county
court Is postponed. Commenting upon
he Vermont press tie other day, be said
lhat there were only Two papers 10 tie
siAte thai, u the Lord saoa.d appear GA
earth aRalu. would give him any support /
aad one u these ttbe Erpress) woaid
want to make = travelling scent 0f bin,
wl.ie she ether che Ca1odoBtaa) would
etow him The scale works, aad 49, hlm
II they had anything ike thai ID heaycn
Life has sourSd on Earle surely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

Two practical explorers of California
vlIds John Muir and Galen Clark
have recently discovered a gorge IN
.ome respects more wonderful than the
Yosemite Valley the canyon of the
Tuolnmue river where IL makes its way
through the Sierra Nevada range 81
mountains This canyon extends for
forty niles 10 a curved line, beginning
ia the very heart Of the upper Siorns.
ihe river Is about twice as large as the
MERGED which lows through Yosemite.
sud though i, has no falls Of uubroken
columns of water equal to those in the
famous valley, it surpasses il in the va.
gfvty ~ ia cascades ard water shoots
The bottom Of the canyon is 10 no part
meFe than a quarter Of mile wide, and
the walls which hem il 10 are described
a. 81 unsurpassed grandeur There is
enc water leap Of 1900 feet IN the Tu-
Aamuc Canyon, bot it is not unhrokcn.
whtlr Ia the Yosemite Valley large
stream descends POGO feet IN three falls
aal makes one unbroken leap Of 1900
feet The marks Of glacial action are
much plainef IN the TnolumBe than ia
the Yosemite The explorers enconn.
tered great Difficulties Ia getting 10 and
passing through this new wonder. and
comparatively few pleasure travellers
vii penetrate TO il. Bat the Yosemite
Valley sill Do for the majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

Sergeant Bates, who first proved
himself donkey by carrying the Am.
crieau dag through the Southern States
soon after the rebellion, and more re.
Gently ~ carrying the same flag
through England. is thus commented
upon by an English paper mir,
Sergeant Bates. who bears the Stars
aud Stripes across England. is Of distin.
guished kin A brother of the late
Hon. Edward Bates, the Attorney.
General under the Administration OF
Abraham Lincoln, aud connected with
the late Joshua Bates. the great bank
cr. he FIRST entered the public service
as an advocate Of distinguished quail
ties appearing as attorney in the now
famous case Of the United States VS..
George Alfred Townsend. He gradu.
ally rose to cminence, until he became
Que Of the ornaments Of the American
bar. His fondness for British institu.
tions led him 70 adopt the title Of Ser,
ieant mot Sergeant Bates This is
rs near right ~ the English generally
get matters pertaining to this glorious
republic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

taI was giyea ~ Rog pr Tgdl who
begaa ~ referring t. lie oun insialla.
ton q years ago that very day aa3
concluded The charge iu che most ia.
pressivc manner Rev Thomas Crow.
Their pastor 1T tho second CongreEa-
lioual Church offered the fellowship OF
the churches The address o. the poo-
pie by Rev KinEsIy Twiaing Of POW
deuce 4 l., was pleasing aud earnest
aud followed by an original hymn, by
Frank Eoxctott The concluding
prayer by Rev }. T., Todd. Of New
Haven, Conn, and the bonedietion by
the pastor closed the exercises. I'm