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New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF A WOMAN

AdOlphina BaumgaFIHor UI No' Io0 "eAV
Nineteeptbst committed suicide by shooting herself
through the heart yesterday afternoon. Her husband
said that for several days he had noticed that his wife
had been very low spirited ana melancholy. She was
not wen and complained greatly OF her troubles
ua went TO his work about IA o'clock
v.s,erdav. leaving his wife alone in the house.
n r.turned In the afternoon about o'clock and found
the front door locked Going around TO the back door
a onnd mai fastened also He then climbed up To the
hocS x,ndov believing his wife had out some
where There upon the floor. with her clothing thrown
OMEN his wife lay dead. In her hand was "a
aree pistol: blood covered everything about her. ana
had tne wall opposite where she probably
stnod ~Len the shot was nred. Toe husband nearly
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
GEN ROBERT O. TYLER.

Gen. Robert 0. Tyler, Chief Quartermaster
Of the Second Military District Of the Atlantic. died sud
denly yesterday at the Coolidge House In Boston, Con.
Tyler was a native of HewYork and was graduated at
West Point. His services In the rebellion
prominent. and his career gallant
one. He held the rank Of Major In the
volunteers In December 1862 and rapidly promoted
until he obtained that Of NajorGenera by brevet in
1865. In sG9 lie Chief Quariernaser IN tue Army
OF SOUTH and aferward transferred with the
same rank to that OF the Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

LONDON, Ont, Dec. 1.-Dranger & Meyer,
the absconding clothers, have gone to New Orleans
with their booty The goods they took from their estab
shent packed In nine large trunks, and amounted
I'm vauo to nearly 100000. consisting of tewery, kid
gloves, and otner expensive wares. Tne trunks were
tinugged the Detroit River ordinary baggage
Customs Ocias have after the men. w0o. II found
will be arrested charge OF defraudng the revenue.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF AN INJUNCTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The following order
was made by Judge McKennan in the Cireuit Court
yesterday:
Pennsylvania Manufacturing Company agt Chalkley
T. Taylor This 3Oth day OF November 1874 this
came rule 10 show why attachment
should not issue against Chakey Taylor for violation
of granted this cause. aud u Is
ordered that the clerk OF this court Issue writ Of
attachment directed the Marshal OF this district,
directing him attach and keep said Cnakley T. Taylor
so as him before court ut Pittsburgh immed
atey after receiving tins wr to OF contempt
IN violating the above mi junctiOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
TIE PACIFIC MAIL FINANCES.

AN ACCOUNTANT" CIPHERs UP THE SITUATION.
To the Bdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR In reply to the inquiry OF corre-
spoudent in this mornings TRIBUNE. writing from Phia-
de,pnia over the signature, Sockholder" lot
that no official statement OF the earnings and expenses
OF the Pacific Mai steamship COMPANY has been pub
lished since May, 1873 1 have been going through the
satements official and semi-of1cial, OF the directors,
however, and have made up the following memoranda
of their operations for the past 19 months or the SUD-
stantial correctness of 1t challenge denial:
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Incense ~ above. ......

Incense above. e....................SZoJ3Ol %
The ipcOn. II rJ.d for the year eHuiIg sept. 3d.
1874 was si4j20i o. and tAt net r3rBnSS aitcl pay
meat of TRANSPORTATION eXpe@os taxes. coupon liter
cst g., 81 6I3 $50 81; SHOWING ftlilIS OH cOOp'r"d
VII, tne year. Of DOnt S3)JOO IN the gross
+, ipt aud S.oJ0) Iio neC earnings Ihe or
binary operating * eases rclJ Of thn SIOre L.ne
Road for The yoar eed the receipts by s. 1JJ 49, There
u;. % IL. ca "a fut $40 Lac IL 'sd during
Ic wear tor rep .lrs aud nprU yon5nts, SllO00 The
roads neJ anI operated tho Company are repre-
- utrl tu ltiOn, aH1 prepLcd 60 ttlnaact
lrely increased DusIncS, the returA OF tho cOun-
Try 10 It's usual piOsutrItt.
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ALLEGED HLANDER.

ROCHESTER, Dec. I. - Messrs. Theise and
Fenchting, publishers Of Hah-nndFern, a German
paper Of this city. TO- day arrested on order
granted by JIdye Don0huo OF y ,wYOrk In an action
for sander begun by John IT, Behen2 President OF tho
HOldesebuDd. Tho pJpor had isnatlz-d the society
aud President frauds Tue deIenlalts gaye ban
I'm
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

FROM LTvERPo0L-Ia si,amstt2 SPAN Dec Ms 3 Co..
Mr.. iu sni Mr. Ferpancs, Mrs A. IL lIe Rev o.
Hare Miss T. &. Hare. D. J. " foFef AMI WIFE, N s u
Young dalghers n and Mr. z. Br,cj child ara
Mr. ami Sirs A o. H. Mol rana Dr. T. Gre,ue ". " S,uar A.
Hughe. BIZ Mrs Pelows Mis- M a1f Mr. st'Seh
Mss L. Parry ~. sni Mrs = C1ns'hOl, Mss Mrsh. Cs0L g.
Jss C. Iegse Me- reea and II nih sincck kes r.
Mlber L. Fita A. YiSan. II. Dn,eu fOrnDy " LsS
~ ODOshey q. A. Br.yleg A. Ja I.e RlyeIS FOlmlI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
CATTLE MARKET.

CHicAGo Dec lCstte-Receipts. 1900 head; market
remsy dn; prices entirely nominal yesterdays Quotations ship
ments 215
foGs-secp estimated at 45 COOS II Impossible the on
cl t0.1ght not less hsI OOJJ q lover 81
wax s. 9J3 80 for Poor to Ezra vita most saes at 30 o5s
20, 5000
saysP c1 500 mrk que, and steady Common to Choiee.
$34S 81 20 shipments. 4OJ.
PHILADELPHIA Dec ITle market beef cattle this
rather qaiet aaleJ ah0U. :he week d
4 al 4 Y 70 for ccmiao1 70 good aol 3l
40l4,. for bse'es.
sheep brisk, and prices
reached lyJUJ heal at &c GOf iof
TO choice $2Qs3 per bsI or Par 10 soof
la.lbJ sell al 6.d32l
H)GsTh has b. bpt little ciangs this 5000 head
chan yei h1nls at s90 10 81 y 100 rs f,r c1a-ssL
It's
head sold 81 1850 fox feh alg $jDgsi0 fos Syage
Gfass veal q. jc 0jc ani milk ut 7c Qos.
CLOTH MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. T. Dec lPhnrg Clo;b held a. 5s9 52c. fo
btaLdsrd and Extra O. 81. with few i8siio1s
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

tainted from the shock. It Judged that she had
placed the pistol TO breast after opening her cloth
Ing and tho ball had passed through her heart killing
heri inafanfIY
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
TIE STATE OF Trade.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA De- l-sronsh gold 23j02S6; Amerein gold 2i70
ciS hressage ereieii on the tnsd s;s% 81 enys cur
ll8O I6 slort sight curfegcy 10
90 dny, gold 1881 penah short dzh, GOD, l21l4a pro
London l7l~i75 premui Paris. lt0GI42 OEeaan
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
WEATaER, NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The weather having
moderated, there was a slight fall OF snow here this
morping, between aud o'clock.
Boston. Dec. 1.-To-day Is the coolest OF
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EARNINGS OF A RAILWAY.

DECREASE OF. THE PROFITS or THE NEw-YoRK,
NEw-HAvEy AND HARTFORD RAILWAY.
From tho report of the directors OF the New
York, NewHaven. and Hartford Railroad Company,
prepared submitted TO the stockholders at their
annual meeting 10 held in the City OF fNcwHlyen on
Wednesday, Jan. 49, the following statistics arc gath
cred regard to the operations and condition OF tho
road its receipts, disbursements, and net earnings
during the past year:
The Income OF tho road during the year ondng Sept
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
5perlai NuIlres

Nearly One Thousand Copies Of THE TRIBUSES cheap
aud popular Of Mr. Gsopes famous Pamphlet were sold
counter O'Clock the aeraoonhe hour VI VaSh
cation dusk rany Satary The TRIBUNE eAuoA me
cheapest and BY far the most complete published eIbbpg aD both
aide, OF tie dcuou will be sent potp to address Ia s
ULed for 10 sheet FORM or 20 cents P'mpae.
aaa,e. THg TRIBUNE Nsw.Ysrk
Post.nicc N0tice.-Th MALLS tok IA aors of ne ssa
ending SATU RDAY 1874 viii close az this once a.
TUESDAY o a IN. oa WEDNESDAY AZ e;So M on ."o~
VA - '''N - 49, T. Il JAAks r. =
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 1.-The propeller Rocket
Of tho Union Steamboat line in coming into port this
afternoon was through by Ice and sank of the foot
of Madison-st in twelve feet OF water She Is loaded
win merchandise and has from three 1ye feet OF
water in the hold. steampumps are ut work endeavor-
ing 10 raIse her.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

Ruptured People don't the dangerous wire spras m
10 metal lao ELA'fN ooS
broalwa holds epture comfortably nglt snI G1f 80 cieL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

THE TRIBUNE has received % from &. X.
Templeman. New Britain, Conn. f@ tho Kansas and
Eebrssks sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
M4RRIED.

ANDERsON-TDE-At Southampton. Mass, rhursiav Nov 20.
J. IanIin, tue tDe ides htler. hn
Hyde Southampton, hass TO kiius Aadersoa VI reex
hi, n. \.
RBLDHoWARDon SATURDAY, FO7 % at the Church Of the Holy
Tnn Cda H. ala l. d. ID. Iiery -. Ise4
Phi adepa, Bertha o.. daughter VI samuel r. H,ssrd
oI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

UIED

Al Notices Of Ma,T1ages must be indOrsed tcih faH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
CLOTH MARKET
PANSEyGERS ARRIVED.

PROVIDENCE T. Dec 1-Prnrg Cobs heH 3: 5as 2 fos
btaLdsrd and Extra ca g. with few trasacto1s.
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o., IN oner,tipg line le months 81 24O 80

oPertuhB TO
70 the ebove should be ADDED an allowance OF at least
per cent for depreciation IN investments IN vessels
and tho like In the foregoing statement account Is
toten OF this head venture 20 think. however that
the figures I have gwen will tend to cast some light
ON the problem propounded by your Philadelphia cor
respondent. A'0oo'iA''
Hep York, Nov 2S, 1874
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A CARD.

Having purchased the stock and
business of Mr.. N. E. Stevens in the
Boot and Shoe trade, l call especial
attention to my large stock for spring
and summer wear, which are now be-
ing sold cheaper than ever. Special
inducements TO customers from dis.
tance. d. c. GILLESPIE,
Successor to N. +. Stevens, first door
above Chafey's grocery, Main ST.,
TidiOute, Pa. sat
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Job Printing 4
DO you want posters?
do you want hand bills /?
Do you want business cards :
do you want a neat bill head?
do you want a tasty letter head F?
DO you want nice visiting card ?
ifso, leave your orders at the Re-
publican Office where they will be exc.
cuted IN the neatest style and on most
reasonable terms
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FOREST couNrY orrLcERs.

President Jddge--W. =. JENKs.
associate JRdycS-J. "A. Proper, An
p0Ew Cook.
sheriff.. J. VAN GiusEN.
Trcdsurcr--FnEp. GLAssNEE.
Prothonotdry, Register e Recorder, &C.
J. II. AoNEw.
CUmmiSSionerS--T. d. COLLINS, JouN
THOMPSON, JAS. X. CLARK.
Cbvnty iSuperiateHde7it-S. +. RonRRR.
District dnoyneV-S. u. IRWIN.
Jury JmmisSionerS-- FLYNN, WIN.
PATTERSON.
County SuTreyOr-S.D ID. IRWIN.
Coroner-M. ITrEL, JR.
Cugntv Auditors--'r. B. copD, l.. WAR
EEH q. JAMESON.
Mombor of Congress loh DlStrict--C. b.
CURTIs.
ASsembly-MARTIN WILLIkAs.
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!, LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


by the Judicial apportionmcnt
Bill, this District, composed of War.
ren, Forest aud Elk, is to be known as
the 37th Judicial District.
Mrs. Edward Stokes has procured
a divorce from her husband, who, it
will be remembered put Quieus on
jim Fisk a few years ago. $50.
On Thursday last Nellie, daugh-
ser of President Grant, was married to
an English gentleman. The pair at
once departed for England.
Tho rleasantville Odd Fellows
Lodge, and also the Brass Band of
shat place are invited to attend and
assist in the ceremonies on Decoration
DAY. -i'-
The base ball fever in mild
form has broken out among the june.
niles of this place. We believe no
regular organization has as vet been
affected. say
Among the arrivals in town to at
t,nd eesrt, ne notice Benz May, Esq,
of Nortistown, ". w. Mason, Esq., OF
Sharon, and w. J.. Lsthy, Of Erie,
MI Of whom we're furmer residents of
-our place.
"A. B. Kelly, Esq, is putting a
stone foundation under his residence.
When he built his time was limited
and he omitted the stone.work until
now. Mr.. Kelly 5 residence is shape
~ and beautifully located.
"a man known as Hyren, the Pro.
phet, is soiourning in town at present
Some years ago he fixed his earthly
tenement here for quite time, aud,
performed wonderful fea;s in the way
of eating and fasting. at
IS. II, Haslet's boys have been
wonderfully fortunate in catching
pike this season. We believe they
bagged nearly half dozen in the
last week. One Of the fish weighing
about twelve pounds.
Hon S. Newton Pettis, Law part.
ner of Miles W, Tate, Esq, of this
place, is announced as a candidate for
Congress, in the Crawford, Mercer and
Lawrence District, subject to Repub'
liean usages. '..
The Republican State Conven-
tiop is to be held at Harrisburg on the
18th Of August, and viii nominate
candidates for Lieutenant Governor,
Auditor General, Secretary. of Inte.
rior and Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Geo. W. Boyard & Co. have put
a new front in their store, which adds
materially to the looks Of said store.
They have been eplerging and repair
ing fer some time past until pow they
alave a beautiful and commodious es.
tablishment.
r-On Sunday night terrific thun.
der storm awoke tile slumbering in
habjtants of our peaceful burgh. For
TWO or three hours il seemed as if the
thunder never ceased, and the light.
ming flashed fast aud furiously. Mon.
day morning, after few preliminary
showers the sky c'eared up aud 6ue
weather once more put in an appear
anoe.
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Communication.
on THE RIVER, May 16, IA.

EDITOR REPuBLIcAN:-- 8amd
Being duly aware
that the REPUBLICAN is closely identi-
fed with the numbering interests, and
that large number Of your spbscrib-
ers are interested, either directly or
indirectly, in the welfare of the lum-
bermen, l therefore concluded that
with your permission) l would lay
before them, through your columns,
the existing state of affairs in the
lumber market.
The Lumber business, as we'll as the
Coal, Iron and Oil business, has been
over6one; and, unfortunately, has op
hand supply larger than the demand.
Result: fluctuations in price, with
downward tendency. Lumbermen
have been endeavoring to carry their
heavy surplus stocks, and have sue.
cessfuily done so, for the last eighteen
month";, and have thereby bolstered
up ficticious market. All seemed to
ron smoothly as long as monetary
matters were in healthy condition,
but the panic" Of '73 Frustrated eve
ry legitimate business. This panic
was not the result Of want Of funds,
but of reckless speculation and stock
gambling. We had, and have money
enough 10 oyerstock every branch OF
industry except farming; the money
is in bank, and in Government securi-
ties. As soon a. some legitimate, pay
ing business appears, in which it looks
safe to invest, this money will again
be in circulation. .5s..e
l assert, without fear of contradic.
ton, that one:third of the lumber
thrown on the market this spring
would have brought more money than
it all will. And had. two-thirds of the
lumbet been left standing in the forest,
lumbermen would then have saved the
additional expense of preparing and
marketing, and would still have the
pine timber growing in the woods and
yielding them ten per cent. annually
on the investment. l ask, II, all can
dor, would it not be far preferable to
do third or half less business for
the same amount of payf ..sne &.
Choice lots oir lumber will not com
mand 10 cts. cubic measure, and the
average price is 12a cts. OF boards
there have not been many "lots" sold.
Watson, Fenton, Hall, and those hav-
ing heavy stocks, are still holding for
higher figures. Leeper sold 100000 fl.
pine at Sl5., Terms, SIX, nine and
twelve mouths paper, with the right
to renew the paper at maturity if they
were unable to meet it. Cook & Nc
Clure are yariing their boards. Brock
way d Mcclure are drawing and piling
at Freeport.
Hcmlock lumber can be bought at
$40, and several RATS have been sold
at lower figures.
The principal part of the lumber
here has been offered on time; most.
ly three, six and nine months, and
buyers are afraid TO take hold on any
terms. IaeuH aa.
1t was supposed that the money
panic had reached bottom, and that
trade of all kinds would revive this
spring, but experience has demonstrate
ed otherwise. GUN BLANKET.
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S. d. IRWIN. Secretary.

Steps are being taken to build a
public library and art gallery in Mead.
vile. Good men have the project in
hand, and it is probable the scheme
will prove q success. Meadviile is
enterprising, and at the same time
careful good combination.
Hon. c, w. Gifllan, c. w.
Mackey, j. L. Mitchell aud S. c. T..
Dodd, Of Franklin start op the 17th
OF next month for pleasure trip in
Europe. Owing to other engagements,
and the veto of the initiation DILL we
concluded we wouldn't go this year,
Horses and Cows for sale. Orders
from a distance solicited.
3tf ID, G, HUNTER, Tionesta, Pa
Robinson & Bonner have a full
stock Of Wall Paper ST
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Notice.

IN THE NATTER of /. NJ. d J. Childs,
l. Bankrupts, In the u. s. District Court
for Western District Of Pa.
Geo. A. Allen, of Erie, Pa, appointed to
examine and report on the liens against
the Bankrupts that are claimed as with
security and 10 be preferred.
l viii attend 10 the duties ofny appoint
ment at my office, in North Park Row,
Eric, Pa, ON Monday, June lst, A. d. 1874,
nj 10 O'Clock, n, m. GEO. A. ALLEN.
Auditor
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The colored address label on eacl

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
iiis paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. BY con-
sulting the address label every subscri-
ber can tell how his ACCOUNT stands.
Our accounts 60 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. ' [tf.
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Uhs 8orest 93epuhlitan.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BWrgoss--M. TTTEL, JR,
C0sactimen--S. J. Wolcott, n. J. Van
Giescn, J. r.. Blaine, De. Knox, J. $.
Hood, ]. A. Proper.
Justices Of tbs Isdce--W. p. Mercllliott,
ID. =. Knox.
CbnSta6ic--H. Swaggnrt
School DiectorS-D. 3. Knox, II. O. Da-
YLs, s. j. Woleott s, n. Haslet, a. B.
Kelly. ID. Clark.
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To THE CITIZENS OF PENHsYLvA.
NIA.-Your attention is specially in
vited to the fact that the National
Banks are now prepared to receive
subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
the Centennial Board of Finance. The
funds realized from this source are to
be employed in the erection of the
buildings for the International Exhi-
bition, and the expenses connected
with the same. 1t is confidently be.
lieved that the Keystone State will be
represented by the name of every ci.i-
zen alive to patriotic commemoration
of the one hnndredth birthday of the
nation. The shares of stock are offer.
ed for $40 each, and subscribers will
receive a handsomely steel engraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable for franz
ing and preservation as a national
memorial.
Interest at the rate of elk per cent.
per annum will be paid on all pay
ments Of Centenial Stock from date
of payment to January /, 1876.
Subscribers who are not near a Ma
tional Bank can remit check or post.
office order to the undersigned. IfG
FREDK. FRALEY, Treasurer,
tt 904 Walnut ST., Phila.
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MARRIED.

fowler - HUNT. = On. "Wednesday.
May 20, 1874, at the residence of the
brides parents, in MarienVille, by Rev.
DR.. Hunt, Mr.. $. $. fowler, of Millers-
town, Pa, and Miss Cara B. Hunt, of
Forest county.
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Those beautiful lots Just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. IT,
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The lightest running Machine in
the asOfld is the Groret a Baker at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and he knows. 46 "
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DIED.

Sunday evening, May "a
1874, Edward Rowe, son of w. B. and
Francis Harlan, aged months and 10
days.
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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, or the Clarion
River, and would be fine site for an
extensive taInery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen by apply
ing to the editor of thus paper,
I'VE are short the following mum.
bers of the FOREST REPUBLICAN, and
our files are incomplete without them !:
Vol. 2, No. %.
3. &" 6.[g
+" Is.
(" Z" %.
This paper is marked vol. 4, which
is wrong, but the date Of the paper is
Sept. l3, 1870 h,4I1 si.L' B
Vol. 4, No. 26.
%.
These papers are very necessary to
US, and if any of our subscribers have
them, or any Of them, and will bring
or send them in, they will confss
great favor upon us, and wilhbe libcr.
ally paid for their trouble.
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Marriage Certificates, bIauk
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, subpeuas,
Summons, Executions. Warrants and
Informations, for sale at this office. If.
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Papa BALDWIN, at Tidioute, has
the most extensive and best selected
lot of Fishing Tackle that we have
ever seen in country store, and at
astonishingly low prices. 6m
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Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
office.