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1'nrnsT EVENING, Dec. 10.

Acknowledgements at 81 .'a@1.o7.
ca1 sd Gsss ws w1a o a psa
wero slow. Wo quito !: Navy beuns, s2.6ots9.Co;
mrdnns, sa.25@2;ao: common, sl.5o@2.oo; peas,
81 QUO II, An1 Il 40 fn br!s.
qos' ao @ Il ffasaaS {ns q?
3ff af no 10 ea soee Gs sS T good fs o.
s'i;E, SgiiSf;a 3;SS; nsrrrr.ns n:n.,a quiet ".
utss; s ssssnt sss II g;iss'
isi,l esment. IT, s7oes7se % ma;es in.s, $aoo ime
~ s,,tn h as, soe ne {6G's g9 n;sSrs H. ef
l,ose s;toogoe.d9; j; 5uillIng b1ie5 tsonmou, :5:$o
7oo pressed bret s4ooSi5oo; sswrr ss aosc 6rek
sla.doGl25oo; do common. s1o.0u@l500; drs-clay,
active md firm, a. the advance
r ssr IN mo w6e @ 5S sr
mon e sl.olce rolI, iss;oc.
FIRM oosas y prees ais s:ss ' &c; issas s1
ls; lewiston 4, 3c American A. doc; An.ot kcag 4,
M o;''q ess,, fss, ts 1Ssiss sR O doucs M ~
oiIaEsE-l,afaess ~ %as quito aetvo IN in former
Il e slyancs. Dsalsra nra making no eaort 70 H.
q thy market il annstakably upward: W. quote:
New York factory mild, la!5 sl4Ao; Ohio factory snd
wssrn issor d. low sraass 9lls
pared. iii 20 Las;awanna, siooo; Erie, ss55 vi;
G9.oO Camel, s9o0Gsp0; Lick nan, 500; Hooking
Valley, $3.50 1us!laNa biloxi, s7.ou barelay, s'.so;
Ktrklali! Crate. ss.oa; Minonk. s3.bo; Wilmington,
o i:. fs; goods wcro in large supply
ana aetiss rork barrels sold ut he docne noted YES
@s6 I isri srses o''s Ssrsas 4sSsss;
aawod, ss5Ooa3aoo; whisloy ssyes rough, 5000
e4eo e sqsas as issds 1 sss: sss oe
hoop-polus. s1i.c0e 100 per m. Sales clnds ears
nd l,;so p,Tk bsrrels i slS5; s4ss % + $40;
$l.G5.
EGds-were in tile average dcmand and ateuay ut
2ada24s for fresh packages poked uia bring laeoc
s; ss ;s 7
eoSnt con-, % for eas eh'cke, Sy e@so turtcy, 5ic al '
F1su-oontIi,ue to meet with . fur Inquiry, and
tha prices c,!rrcnt No. wiitellsh, X-bri. s5as
@5aa; No. %. s5:oo95.a5; No. tront, $t.7sqs
lilo Nc. bay. so.ouGgio5U; Nc. rnaskorei, Is. ~
hr, $s.1ce3o.?5; family ,naekerel -brl *7oo@7 s.;
split Iris, ss.5o@0uo d. N-Isl, $i.asG45o; Lalra.
dor herring, round bri, s7d0@soo; do h-br, s4.0o0
ia doa s1r ;os sainoa Ssrt sials
FitU1rs AND NUTs-Thero was fur activity III lilo
audi With lie escepon Of raisns, Witch, Under ths
kes was ilrn at init former rates. We quote:
els;sc ass, in Sosos, lsysrs, @ i5Sldc :; a,,rk.
lEls pru.ios ll@l4Nc; raisils. layers, new, faoo
%sac Iav naS ';Sss; *s;Sa5 sns vaisea, s' nsw
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DonrI uf Trn'In to-dnv.
pro. ia.-fI,n.lon- on coass-hotl wheat
pnssaKo l.o.vy tood American m'1e' corn on count,
35s sit39oa. Number Of carEoos o. wheat a.>.l on
passagD @ aaoaorasey increased: NooT ot eacgn"A sl,n
T1oncl, rntrvp p'Sasnt wnsst ,nar."ta yerv 1cnyy.
Mnri, r1nc%Wnc,t "m1' nmI cnr" n,Iot. Iiyernool--
in,1,,rn! ! ~ j,,M ~. ~. "''o' " 7 ' '
IIynmnoot' mar H. vi. mi1 a m.-r,onr. 2sF@2os gt.
winter What Il, 3itS124 a.i; sri.gt las 1itai24 oL;
whi,o. 13s 6lGalas I'll; oluh, TIA vd@l4s Ill. Corn,
, 1873-12-20

Fnowing hro tho rates for tlrcnaod hugs poultry,
ctc.. fron, Chicago to tho points tiuncd:
III hnga, jonHry fl'ool,
r6r 1u0 ami Nnme per- l05
From Chicago lts, per lUO III. tbs.
To Now York. k.......$ ,85 sl,!5 SLIGO
To PHILADELPHIA and
baltimore .......... 80 1.16 1.h0
10 Nost0n: :.ss.s...... w LII 1,iU
Dressed bccf, mutton, veal. buffalo meat, yonison
loins, Ruarnrl1#, ete) loo per 1O1 In abovo droaBtd
hpg rhtee, 10 eacl point respectively.
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}ao,H0. Tne Treasury disbursements weeo s90ou0.
Enu lrygoosla imports for the week wero S9LO.HU0
aLing OFT from The corresponding week labt year Of GO
yer cent.
honey was active during Tho afternoon t192a1 1-l6
premium, aud Glosttl ut gold. ...
Sterling Aesvy aitl nwer for sixtydaya at 108H
G1Q3,., AMI for eight III iij9H.
G0!l ranged ut 1l11i, 1d coaed at 1107 the highest
point being at The opcing Carrying rates wcro Upcr
cent to gold The GleasinI:s S4O,10, 400 The de-
merchants, who M,,Bl In anticipation Of war.
State boHls-NUthilg doing.
Governments were dull a,lt lower.
Stnsks wcro wcsk nnl owrr early In tho day, tho
decline ranging at >:@aYc Western Union lei iii tho
decline under ta1ca of 3nUoo to ~, 900 shares by Gould.
The general nrcss''re to sell was ~ Western Unton,
Wabash, Pacific Null, Like Shore, Ut. Paul, Eortl.-
westosn, ohes and Union paci.iu The sa!ss between
~ mud Il ocack announced to 1cnUoo. In Tho after-
huro WAS recovery Of taaI;E, but ut the lal
ploae souc Of lhe improvement was lost. Tho n,urket
closed arey stcay The tota! saloa ot Western linton
lro reported at 9,o9o a,arts. OF which o,ooo sod
Hithfn fifteen minutes. The totaa Haes OF a,ock for
tho day we're !5o,W0 ahHrcB, at which 0l,G0o Fnld ho
twrcn II nna Z. OK tho afternoon su1es, 5 eao wHro
Western Union, l6.7ou Uninu pacfiir 8,a0U Wauasl,
l:.Eo Shorc.
Loan ccrtihcases outstanding, 81, so, COO.
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EVENING UUAHU.
EVENING DoAnn, Dec. 1g--0 y. r1.-Sa}os: 400
bra mess pork, cnsE, s19.75 250 brlH nese pork,
acor February, s1a.40 8 cars green ha1ns, IL
lba ayorayo, 7S1c.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

OuICA0C.
49,. FRIDAY EvnNrSa, Dec, 10.
Tho receipts Of 1.-Two stock during tho wook lsYe beo
, 1873-12-20

Tho Wool Vrul0s
fH1AnzLSH1A, Doc, l9.-Wool strong and huoyAnat
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-25
GROVER & BAKER
WING MACHINES

Tie following are selected from thous-
ands of testimonials of similar character,
as expressing the reasons for the prefer
ence of the Growers & Baker Machines over
all others.
81 like the Grover & Baker Ma
chine, in the first place, because il / had
any other, should still want Grover a
BAKER; and having a Grover & Baker IL
answers the purpose of all the rest. 1t
does greater variety of work and is easier.
TO learn than any other, Mrs. J. G. Gro.
ly denny June)
81 have had several years oxpe-
rience with a Grover Il Baker Machine,
which has given me great satisfaction. /
think the Grover & Baker Machine is mora
easily managed, and less liable to get out
of order. prefer the Grover 4 Baker de.
cidedlY."-Mrs. DR.. Watts. New York.
81 have had ono in my family for
some two years; and fIom what 1 know
OF its workings, and from the testimony Of
many Of my friends who use the same,
can hardly see how anything could he moro
complete or give better satisfaction, -
Mrs Gen. Grant.
I'll, VAN GIEsEN, Agent.
HonestS, Ia,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1878.

MIR. Thomas Roach, agent for the
Roberts Torpedo Company, met with
narrow escape from being blown to
atoms by that dread missive, nitro
glycerine, yesterday afternoon. He
was returning from Cherrytree Run,
whittier he had been to put iB a ter
pedo. While going up Rynd Farm
hill he found the road blocked by two
teams, one under charge Of man
named Murphy and the other driven
by a stranger. The men we're engaged
IN an alteration as to who had the right
Of way. Mr.. Roach informed them
that he was conveying nitro glycerine
and requested the privilege of passing.
With that Murphy commenced back
ing down hill which frightened Mr..
Roach's horse into backing off the
road down steep bank. The horse
and wagon rolled over twice, and
can containing three quarts of nitro
glycerine, rolled over the stones and
logs to the foot of the hill, distance
of twenty or thirty yards 1t seems
almost providential an explosion did
not occur, as when picked up the can
was found to have several heavy dents
on its surface where 1t had struck
against the rocks on the way down.
Had the eau exploded it would have
sent the whole party into kingdom
come without moments warning.
AS it was the wagon was badly smash
ed up and the horse seriously bruised. |
1t may we'll be supposed that Mr..
Roach is thankful an explosion did |
not occur.-Pet Centre Record
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AT about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Fred Meiser the butcher
and his brother were going with lot
of beef and ice in the wagon to take
to vessel at the Pittsburgh docks
and turned out to allow Ito team pass
on the roadway near the railroad cut.
The horse appeared to be frightened
and went over the embankment where
it is at least twenty feet high and al.
most perpendicular, dragging the
wagon and men over with him, aud
all lay together in 8 heap at the bot.
tom. At first il was thought that
both men were killed, but the broken
wagon was removed and the men wefe
found alive, and one of them, though
bruised from head to foot, had no
bones broken. Fred Meiser has one
of his legs badly torn and it is said
that his hip is broken. The men
were removed to Schutte's hotel and
surgical assistance summoned. The
horse is alive, bnt was bleeding
from a dozen wounds received in the
Dispatch.
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The Warren Ledger reports a sad

The Warren Ledger reports a sad
case of drowning in Tionesta Creek.
1t says last Sabbath afternoon young
man named Blake Lawless, aged eigh.
teen years,Sn company with two other
young men, started to take bath in
Tionesta Creek, near Rockwell's tan
merry, in Sheffield township. II seems
that none of the party could swim,
though young Lawless inferred that
his companions were experts in that
line. On arriving at the place select.
ed for the bath, quite deep hole,
young Lawless stepped to the waters
edge and plunged in. He shortly
gave evidence Of his inability to help
himself out again, and his companions,
though fear or some other unaccounta-
BILE cause, were powerless to assist
him, though it is said he was not moro
than three feet from the bank at the
time, ANA his body was found that
near the shore. The cries of his COM
rades attracted some fifty or sixty per-
sons TO the scene of drowning, some
of whom plunged in to save him, but
without avail. His lifeless body was
found after remaining in the water
about half an hour. From the story
of our informant, this is the most sing.
nlar case Of drowning we ever heard
of.
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Tionesta, June 16, 1873.
-The oolored address labeI on ec

The colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner 1874,
signifies that Mr.. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. BY con-
sulting the address label every subscri-
Der can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than the 1st of January, '73, the ac-
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm. The old sub
scription book is yet in our hands, and
our receipts will be recognized BY the
old firm. IT,
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Peter Carter was struck by light
ming and instantly killed, on Monday
afternoon last, at his residence in Su-
garcreek township, three miles from
this city, on the old Warren road.
About three o'clock q sudden thunder
storm came up with rain and wind.
After the storm passed Mr.. Carter
and wife went into the yard in front
of his house and noticing a rail had
been blown from the fence they al.
vanced to put it back, at this moment
a binding flash of lightning, appar-
emily coming from a clear sky, struck
Mr.. Carter and severely stunned his
wife. He remained standing rs if un-
injured, until his wife recovered and
went to him, when he was found to be
Examination proved that the lightning
struck his body about the centre, pas.
ing upward, leaving dark red marks
upon his breast, neck and ears.-His
hair was badly singed and the crown
of his hat torn out. A little daughter
of the deceased who was standing
about ten feet from him at the time
was knocked. down by the electric
shock but not seriously injured.
Mr.. Carter was an estimable citi-
zen, about forty-iive years of age, and
leaves a wife and eight children to
mourn his Death VenangO Citizen.
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frank Woodward. o.

Frank Woodward, of Fagundus,
met with serious accident on the
Butler race-eourse few days since.
While leisurely driving along, a run.
away team suddenly came into collis-
ion with the real of his vehicle, throw.
ing him out of his buggy with such
violence as to fracture his left leg just
abovo the ankle, besides inAicting
other injuries less severe. Medical
aid was promptly summoned, and the
patient is progressing favorably.-
Derrick.
Colonel e. a. L. Roberts has
been awarded a contract for paving
Nichols Place and Prospect Hill, in
Buffalo, with his patent wooden pave.
ment The Council awarded him the
contract, on the petition of property
holders. 1t is the same pavement
which has given such satisfaction to
our citizens, on franklin street,
Herald.
Joe Zimmerman of Pittsburgh
sent up toy balloon few days ago
with 0 coin attached inviting the man
who got the balloon to take a cigar
with him. The finder of the balloon
wrote from a farm about two miles
from Oil City. Ilo Will take smoke
. go he goes DO
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FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.

FOREST COUNTY, ss. THE CoMMoNwEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THE ERIFF OF
SAID COUNTY, GREETING:
We command that YOU attach BENJAMIN
Il. Cole, late of your county, by al and
singular his goods and chattels, lands and
tenements in whose han.is or possession
soeNcr the same may be, so that he be and
appear before our Court of Common Pleas,
to be held at Tionesta in aud for said
County, on the fourth Monday of May,
next, there to answer John A. Dodd, ,ofa plea
in case, and also that you summon Ben
jamin r.. Cole, or the person or persons in
whose hands or possession sOever the same
may be, as Garnishee, that he beand APP
pear before our said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid, 10 answer what NAV be
objected against him and abide the judg-
ment of the Court therein and have You
then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. w. p. jerks, Presi-
dent Judge of said Court, at Tionesta, the
fourth day Of April, 1873.
Bail required to dissolve in S5Oa.0O.
j. B. AGNEW, Proth'y.
BY virtue of the above writ / have at
tached all the right, title, interest and
claim of the defendants of, in and to all
that tract or parcel of land as follows: Tho
undivided one-half of the southwest end
of tract numbered five thousand one hun
dred and nirety-two, and situate in Hick-
ory township, Forest Co., Pa. +; his said in
terest heing one hundred and twenty-five
acres, except twenty-five acres thereof
heretofore conveyed to II. C. Stephenson |;
leaving 100 acres hereby attached.
Also, all the defendents interest and
claim in the follow described pieco or par
eel of land, situate in said township of
Hickory, bounded as follows: Beginning
at southeast corner of lands recently own
cd by Richard Irwin, running southwest
erly on the line of lots Nos. 5l92 and 5l93
far enough TO include 100 acres, thence
northwesterly parallel TO the southwest
line of lot No. 5l92 TO the line between lots
Nos. 5l92 and 5l9l, thence northwest along
said line to the said line recently owned by
Richard Irwin, thence southwest to the
place of beginning. Containing 100 acres
of land more or less.
certify that the above is true copy of
the original writ and description Of the
property attached.
T. j. VAN GIESEN,
Sheriff's oflice, Tionesta, Pa, April II
1873. 3-6t
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at bargain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
Riversaud would be fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen by apply
ing to the editor of tins paper.
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-Harper's Mdgaziae for July has
the following list of contents;
Jack Ashore; Holiday; National
Standards and Emblems Improvisa-
tions. VII; Down by the Brook /;
Sicily and the Sicilians; A Simpleton
"A Story of the Day; Russian Poll.
cy in Asia; General Sherman in Eu-
rope and the East Was it Failure !:
Reeollections of an Old Stager; In
Absence Signers of the Declaration
of Independence; Heliotrope The
Rev, Gabriel M'Murray's Conversion J;
On Picture of the Mater Dolorosa !;
The Republican Movement ia Europe !;
Editors Easy Chair; Editors Liter
airy Record Editors Scientific Re
cord Editors Historical Record !;
Editors Drawer Terms 81 year.
Address Harper Brothers franklin
Square New York.
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School Tax Notice.

In pursuance of act of April 21st,
1868, Sec. 2, P. L., page 81, / will at
tend at my store, in Tionesta Borough,
on each Saturday for the next two
months, at which time any person
wishing to pay his or her school tax
for the year 1873 can do so and receive
a deduction of 8 per cent. on the
amount of his or her tax. After that
time no abatement shall be made, but
after three months, their will be an
additional 8 per cent. added on all
tax not collected, or paid into the
hands of the Treasurer.
ID. 6 Knox.
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The best stock of Watches.
Clocks, .Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can be found at j. VOLTS.
Centre st. Particular attention paid
the repairing of fine Watches. Or.
ders by mail promptly attended to.
39-1Y.
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The Tidioute Journal SAYS a fiie
occurred at Chandler's b. S. Refinery.
situated at the mouth of Dennis Run,
on Tuesday evening. The still had
been run too full, aud the overfowing
oil ran down into the fire, when in.
stantly, with loud explosion, every
thing was ablaze. Several barrels
full of oil we're on the platform, these
all exploded with great violence.
Mr.. Chandler was on the platform at
the time of the first explosion, and
narrowly escaped with his life. The
loss on oil barrels, tanks, &c. destroy.
ed, is about $4,000.
The Warren Ledger notices a
singular accident, resulting in the
death of n man named Martin Naylor,
at Sheffield, in that county, few DAYS
since. 1t appears that connected with
the tannery at Sheffield is bark mill,
used for grinding bark. Two team.
sters had each driven up close to the
mill with load of bark to unload
and one of the loads iostling against
the other tipped Naylor into the ma.
chinery while running. One of his
legs was crushed SO badly that ampu-
tation became necessary, from the eff.
fects of which he died.
AT eleven o'clock Friday night,
Fredrick Giek, Jr., laborer, aged
twenty.three stabbed and killed joseph
Patterson, in Erie. The murderer
was arrested. The parties had quar-.
rel short time before the fatal blow
was struck, when Giek dared Patter.
son to come to him, and on his ap.
proach struck him with the knife.
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Job Printing
Do you want posters2
DO you want hand-bills ?
Do you want business cards ?
DO you want neat bill head?
DO you want tasty letter head2
Do you want nice visiting card ?
Ifso, leave your orders at the Re.
publican office where they will be exc
cnted in the neatest style and ON most
reasonable terms.
-ChuGns, Stone Crooks, Land Plas.
ter at RORINsoN e RoNyNrr,'s
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Marriage Certificates, biauk
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subpenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
Infermations, for sale at this Office. If
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New stock of Mems, Boys, la
dies, Misses and Chilaren's Shoes e.
Caters, at Robinson & Bonner's. Call
and see them. ~
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FOREIGN ATTACHMENT
FoREsr COUNTY, So; The CoAMoNvA ~
or PENNsYLvASiA, 70 THIS SnHR1Ef
sfAD COUNTY, GREETING

FoREsr COUNTY, ss; THE COMMON " "a
or PENNsy LvANtA, TO THIS Sn HR1HE H..
s1AD COUNTY, GREErINa;
We command that YOU attach Bthn 81.
Louther, late Of your County, lJy ~"
and singular his goods and chattei4
lands and tencmeuts in whose hsnd+
or possession soever the same max'
be, so that he be and appear bofpre out
Court of Common Pleas, 10 be held a.
Tionesta In and for said County, on fho'
fourth Monday OF May next, there to- an~
swor Isaac Ash of n plea In Assumpsit and
also that you summon the person or per4
sons in whose hants or possession The
same may be as garnishce. so tha. they b
and appear bciore our said CnuIt, at thu
time and place aforesaid, g. answer what
may be objected against theut and abide
the Judgement Of the Court therein asitk
have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. w. i. jerks, Prasis.
dent Judge OF said Court, at Tioneeta, the
22d day of April, A. ID, lST3.
Bail required to dissolve in S0O0.O0.
j. B. AGNEw, Proth'y.
BY virtue Of the above writ | have at.
tached all the right, title. interest and elaiua'
of the defendant of i'm and to all that GER.
tain pieco or parcel Of land situate In Tiot
nosta township, In the County OF Forest.
bounded and described as follows: Be-.
ginning at chestnut on the east bank of
Allegheny River, thonce by land warran-
ted TO Henry Talmago, south twentv-nlne
degrees east one hundred and twonty per.
chcs to white oak, thence south one de-.
gree west one hundred and two perchea -
a hemlock, thence by lot No. 1855, north
eighty-niue degrees west thrty-two and
hve-tenths .pcrchos 10 post, thence by
vacant land north one degree east seventy
porches to hemlock thence north twenty =
nine degrees west one hundred and dfy@
peerches to hemlock. thence up tho kils-
gheny River north eighty-four degrees
cast sixteen perches, north sixty-eight de-
grees cast forty and hve-tenths porohes.
north htty degrees cast fifty-four porohes
70 tho place OF beginning. Containing one
hundred and one acres. one hundred ard
tivo pcrches and allowance Of six per cent.
be the same more or less.
certify that the above. & n true COPY ef
the original writ and description OF the
property attached.
T.J VAN GIESEN, Sheria. u
Sheriff's Office, Tionesta, April I'D, 1874.
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PATENTs OBTAINED.

No fees unless successful. No fees in adj
vance. No charge for preliminary search.
Send for circulars CONNOLLY BROTH
ERS, los $. Fourth ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
and COS Ninth st. Washington, y. c. 50-it
CUBSCRGBE for the Forest Republican
- II viii pay.
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REPUBLICAN, OFFICE
at the lO'oest cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and IN style equal to that of any
other establishment !" the District.
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FAMILY FLOUR,

of the very best brands, AMI will be sold
by the barrel or sack, to suit purchasers,
at the lowest market price.
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FANCY PoULrRY.-"A thing Of
;oeauty is a joy forever" There
is no rural pastime that pays better
than keeping fancy fowls. The
satisfaction derived from the pursuit
by those whose tastes lead that way
is immense, 1t takes long enough
to incubate eggs and rear the deli
cate little creatures they bring forth
ii | the full plumage is reached, TO
stimulate a good amount Of patti
ence, and continuous effort, bat we
do not have to wait 50 long for the
object ol our care to reach maturity
as in case Of quadrupeds, and as the.
generations Of fowls succeed each
other with such rapidity, expert
mepts M breeding can be carried.
ont and Che results reached without
waiting q life time, which is a great
advantage The cultivation Of
fancy poultry is gaining a wonderful
impetus in this country.
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