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fCSSGBsCRfUED ETOCK.
Mr.. Bonton said that thero Vas some dissatis-
faction relative to the balance Of uusutscr.bei
stock. For many reasons the Board did not wish
to proceed legally against tue defaulting parties,
because many who subscribed in good faith wero
prevented from carrying out their designs by the
recent panic. ...-
Air. John B. Drake moved that the balance OF
unsubscribed stock be divided pro rnta among
the stockholders, provided that al the stock
holders would concur therein.
l1r. George ". Gage moved that the resolution
be laid upon the table, which was lost
9t!r. DEakes resolution was tLsu put and
carried.
As will be seen by the Secretary's report, the
amount of stock subscribed for il l.O00,
leaving balance Of s79.O00 to be divided pro
rata, as provided i'll Mr. brakes resolution.
The meeting then adjourned, and
THE BoABD oF DIRECTORS
proceeded to organize.
The following was the result of their election
Of officers for the ensuing year:
Pycsidtnf-R. T. Crane.
-Prcsidents-N. s. Bouton, Joseph Medil1, L, z.
Letter, Jacob Rosenberg
1ftaxurtr-4J. Irving Pcarce.
Secrc:ary-John Z. Reynolds.
The election OF new Executive Committee
was postponed until the second Tuesday in De-
cember, the old Committee holding over until
then, and the Board adjourned.
, 1874-11-15

Balance on hand. 5s5o5
CHICAGO, Nov. !, 1874.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Mr.. n. S. Douton moved that the meeting pro-
cced to cl.ct Board of Directors for tho crlsu-
ing year, w],ieh prevailed. A vote by !,allnt was
taAeE and resulted III the election Of the follow
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The annual ball of the James Degnan Co
terie whose members nearly all printers, was held
IN Tammany Hall on Tuesday night. The ball was much
enjoyed by all OF the large assemDlage present
A concert, the funds derived from which will
be given 10 the German Ladies' Society for Widows and
Orphans, will take place this evening at stenway Hall
Miss Isabella Brush Soprano DR.. L. Damrosch violin
s. T. Mills, piano; FIR. Bersner, yolncello; FL stems.
baritone and Arnm Sehotie orginst, are to take part
in the entertainment.
The first quarterly meeting of the Board of
Managers Of the SunGaychoo Union OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church for the year. held at the
Mission Rooms at No S05 Broadway, yesterday Joseph
Beny presiding. The quarterly report OF tho Core
spending Secretary. the Rev. James VI. Freeman,
read and adopted. The Executive Committee was au-
thorzed send 81 worth or SUNDAY school books To
the freedmen the south. Books worth 500 were
given the Rev. James Mitchell Presiding Elder OF the
AbiDg d0n District OF the Virginia Conference, for the
Sundly-schools In that State Grants OF books were
made to destitute schools al various points in the
West aud South. After eectng the standing commit
tees for this city ana vicinity the Board adjourned.
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Tile LANCE CASE.

ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court of the United States re-
yersed yesterday the decision OF Judges Benedict,
BatchfoId and Woodruff in the case OF Edward Lange,
the printing house proprietor, who was convicted oil
appropuatng mal-bags several weeks ago. and have
granted writ of habeas corpus, which VIII make the
prisoner a free to-day. This has excited
great deal OF attention outside OF the courts, and has
provoked considerable indignation among those ac-
auauted with the history of the charges against Mr..
LANCE. Three years ago he moved from No POI Pearl
St to Nos. l05-ll4 Wooster-st. The owner Of No.
2O7 Pearst requested him TO the rubbish left by
him. and Mr.. LANCE ordered his carman to take away
whatever was found IN the building 10 his residence
No. 10 Seventh-st. Among tins rubbish several old
lutte mail bags which thrown into the loft OF the
stable Several months ago Mr. LANCE discharged his
coachrnan. Last September Mr.. LANCE was ar
rested for stealing mslbags, and the bags were
found in his stable. Tho who made
the charge was the dismissed cOachman.
Mr. LANCE tried in the United States Circuit Court
Judge Benedict presiding The Court instructed the
Jury that II they should bring in verdict Oh the lowest
eount-there being "a counts against the defendant
they could rely the enency OF the Court TO adjust
the penalty according TO the lowest decree OF criminal
ity The result was that the jury rendered written
special verdict as follows: Guilty of appropriating
other than their proper certain maibags for his
convenience and gain and find the value OF the
property TO be less than Vs. This simply convic-
tlOn on lowest count, out tne
general of guilty The Court inflicted the highest
hne aud the longest imprisonment, which
was 500 and Que year in the County jail.
Mr. LANCE went TO JAIL and his fine was paid but on ex-
animation OF the law III the II was found that the
statute made optional the part OF the Judge 10 i'm
pose either nne or imprisonment but not both. The
Judge sentenced him TO the full of year Upon
appeal Judges Batchford, Woodruff. and Benedict
tanned the court below. When every effort had been
exhausted TO SECURE different decision, Mr. Lange's
counsel appealed TO the United States Supreme Court in
Washington, and yesterday favorable decision was
rendered The papers Will ne on the Marshal to-
day. and MT Lange VIII probably be discharged after
All imprisonment OF three mon ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
THE CONGREGATIONAL CONTROVERSY.

Tie Clinton-avc. Congregational Church,
Brooklyn. whose pastor Is the Rev Dr. Burlington. held
its annual meeting last evening in the lecture-room
There were, perhaps hundred members present Inc
usual routine business transacted, such as the read
ing of the minutes Of the Clerk of the Church. in which
the history the action taken by the Church in refer
ence TO Plymouth Church is briefly narrated The re-
port Of the Committee OF the Church was also read and
the report Of the Treasurer. The resignation OF Deacon
Euos NJ Taft was read and accepted promptly. Deacon
Taffs resignation is as follows:
The Rec. Or. BUDISGroSMy dear Pastor: | hereby
resi- IN my position OF the deacons OF the clinton
ave Congre gatOnal Church Please present this at the
annual meeting tonight, and have my resignation
accepted As you know l have not been In sympathy
with the movement I'm the Church with relation 10
Plymouth Church. but the resignation must not be con
sldered any reflection upon the church or any OF MS
members in the matter but only simple act OF relief
to myself Very sincerely yours, ENos NJ. IhFr.
BROOKLYN Jan. q, 1874.
With the exception OF this resignation, no further
reference whatever made the relations between
the Church and that OF Mr. Beecher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
A RICHMOND COUNTY COMPLICATION


Abraham Winant, for six years past County
Treasurer OF Richmond County has sent the following
letter to Hugh McRobers who elected County Treas
urer at the last election Mr. wnant being his opponent
RossyILLR, Jan 26, 1874.
reH McRoBsRrs sq-D,dr Sir: Oar friend George Ellis in
formed Richmond Thursday
nr the books &c belonging to the County Teasuer
advised Of failure 10 die bond
the prescribed by law raises
perfected the right 10 bold the Office
desire be relieved
OF its possb'e for the protection OF myself AMI
suee do hereby decline TO deliver TO the books
papers records Of the occ Al the time will in
power facilitate bringing the question to speedy
Mr. Winants statement that Mr.. McRoberts has not
filed his bonds is alleged by the latters friends to be
untrue They duly filed some time ago. they assert,
and within the time specified by the law, and his
ties accepted by the Board Of Supervisors aud
Endorsed by the State Controller. Mr.. McRobers pro-
poses apply at to the Circuit Judge OF the su-
prome Court IN Brooklyn for mandamus to compel the
delivery OF the books and records
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
YACHTING PREPARATIONS.

The annual meeting OF the Brooklyn YACHT
Club held at the cubroom in Courtst, last even
ing. The desirability of obtaining commodious
club-room discussed, and power TO act dele
gated to the Board OF Trustees suite OF In the
building at Court aud Montague-sts will probably
be occupied by the club at distant day. The annual
fees Of members raised from s2 to So The chief
business OF Importance the election OF the following
officers:
Commodore Jacob vooh' jr viesCommoiors John Deie
RsarCommoiore Robert Dillon President. p w Oandsr
Secretary william T. Lee Treasurer Chauney NJ Felt Assistant
Secretary Geo o. Dunss Messurrr JOHN NJ Fleet Eur
Samuel Hall, NJ Judge John OakeY.
IrHs,,sG L. IAght, j. freadse John H. Dimon, H. B. Wood
Rufu. Hatch. VIM u. Nichols John r. Barnard.
COMMITTEE On Mcsbtr'hip-Chss L. Franklin, VIM NJ RnGwood
Thomas Fry, VI. ID.
Rgatta tOnmit,-H Bar,gvauaih J. L. Braman. Ernst wendt
N T. Davidson. Samuel Hall NJ ID.
An elegant collation. prov ided by Commodore Voorhis,
partaken VI at the conclusion OF the business meet
ing
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A STRANGE ASSAULT.

While Isaac Graham was taking care of a
stable at No West Thrteenthst, last night William
Graham OF No II West Thirteenths entered the stables
asked him If another sableman was in the building
Graham replied mo-" whereupon Green said. You
will do No we'll" and drawing knife stabbed him three
times; in the left shoulder, left sde and left hand
INJECTING severe wounds. Green escaped and Graham
was taken home.
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TIE BEST NEWSPAPER.

= -, TO" IN Nts' HdrfH JoHfna1 a"d toHTHI'. -,
lt will be seen that the new building VIII
be OF the most imposing in the country and noble
tribute 10 tue worth OF the departed chief and the enter
prise OF the present management The prosperity OF TIE
TRIBUNE, to equal Its desert shond be truly immense,
aud are happy 10 perceive. by upmisaka0lo signs,
that II j. becoming more and more successful every
day for TIE TRIBUNE Is beyond all question the best
newspaper IN the United States and IL deserves the
highest attainable degree u SUCCESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
POLICE NOTES.

Frank Getel age 81 German, Of No. 81 East
seized Yesterday With hcmorrhage Of the lungs at Hons
Mercer lie vent into the saloon No. 76 MeTcest and
died in a few minutes
Commissioner DCrvee, at the meeting of the Po-
resolution directing
should appointed for separating garbs
Dirt IL adopted and Commissioner Duryee appointed.
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this go was annually TO be eiveu to the best
boy in the Asylum, and go 70 the bost
girl, the balance OF interest TO be placed 81, IN
the treasury. codc IL attached. dated June TO- 1875
revolving this bequest and giving hs wife power 10 De
stow at her pleasure The executors named ere da
ie Beurimo his wife, and his Joseph. when ne snl
of Part OF the testators wishes have peen
defeated. for his wife persisted In the hre. anu INC
daughter Deborah sacrificed her life IN her devoton 70
her mother. This leaves Joseph and Florence Stner
still under age, the only legatees There are other cn
dren four daughters and sOD, Philip Stner most OF
whom married In the Surrogate's once yesterday
the subscribing witnesses to the Will aud codcl az,
poared 10 prove the will The only executor Dahiei
Beurms qualified for his position swearing IN ms STATE
ment that the property was not over tlo In 'aiue'
The counsel for the will John r. Flanagan
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HOME NE VS..
rHKRxoMErwR, YESTERDAY, At HUoEUrs, IN BROADWAY.
pan-xA, Neon-I5o a. m-48' xdrisht-3A'
PROMINkHT ARRIVALS

PkOMiNhNI AhhlFAb6
Filth Arenae Hotel-Collector James f Casey s OF
FIREMAN. H. oodbrdee Hces,an Hosse-Pro D.
Msrh Newsvsn and h. Lansing Of Buffalo Gasy Hotsf-
Dennis Mccarthy DeNts Hok-
Prof Orion college NkAoias HokIp sinessy
Pn,shsrd u Nsyy Jerome Of Detroit xcropoio"
Hot LCspt e. W. Howell and Capt A. Chsfee u s. Army
IIbemars Hos-haor PraDk T. Taylor, u g. Army
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r. r. r.
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CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One Twenty Minutes.
NOT oNP norm

after reading this advertisement need 81
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matter eIcruciatng the pain the RHEUMATIC Bed
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may suffer
twenty drops bali br Of water viii 10 few moments cure
CRAMPS. SOUR STOMACH. UEARrBURN. SICK
HEADACHE. DIARRITEA DYSENTERY, COLO, WIND IN THE
BOWELS, and ali INTERNAL PAINS. . - -
Travellers should bottle OF RAILWAYS READY RE-
drops will prevent sickness pains
change II than French Brandy Btss
s,muaDt
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agent TN, will Fever and and al other Ma
rous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid Yellow AMI other Feyess laped nv
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SILVER
Bridal Gifts.

THE GORHAM COMPANY have prepafe6
and now offer for sale very choice collection
of Wedding Gifts in Sterling Silver, embfaehH
elegant Single Pieces and Complete Servioes1
They invite all who may feel interested I'll
visit their salesroOms in
BOND.ST., NEAR BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
STATEN ISLAND.

JERSEY CITY.-In the Hudson County Court,
yesterday John Wright who had served for ]! years
special deputy and under sheriff when Sheriff Mdmer
Office brought against the estate Of the latter
to for services aud awarded 69s 90 by the
court To-day having been apart.as special day
OF prayer for colleges and schools throughout the
United States union SERVICES viii DC bed in the First
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
NEWARK, N. j.
Statement, January /, 1874.

Balance Statement. January O.
Received for Premiums and Anuuities
durng the year........ ........$o 4VZ los %
Received Interest during the 1763,25l OIL
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IAnssssss0A1
To beautify the hair-BURNErr's COCAINE.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1874-Ready at
noon To-DAy.
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LONG ISLAND.
JAMAIcA.-Thomas MahOney of Oyster Bay,

JAMAICA.-ln0maS MdnOney OF oyster bay,
arrested complaint OF Judge Hagner OF the Queens
County Probate Court, charge of perjury and
su1ring with one Hawxhurst to defraud minor Mar
tina Jackson OF $4,000 was arragned yesterday before
Justice Brlnckerhof. Judge Hagner testified to Ma
honey admitting TO him that he had falsely when
signing the bond also that the bond read to him
before he signed 1t. The hearing will be concluded
day. complaint will be made against Hawxhurst for
conspiring deraud the girl She has been made pen
nIless by the swinders
ATLAyTICvILLE.-The boat OF John Mcdonald and
Nathan Havens, who drowned last week while
setting their nets, picked up the beach yeser
day Most of the nets in the boat and the body
OF Ravens found near by.
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NOTICE.

In the Court of Common Pleas of For
est County. John Cobb VS.. Giles r. HI
Iey' theodore Larcille, j. Philip Kriee,ey.
John +. Iolle, Henry Van Stoddiford IS
a. January, Jacob Woodburn. WiIIiam IT n
heid, X. II. Barrett, Ada S. Ames Hen,.,,
>. Alhes, Mary s. Ames and Edgar AmeSy
MINOR = heirs of Edgar Ames deceased and
lucy Y. ,. Ames guardian of said minors
oonh I A. Scudder and w. II. Scudder OK,
escutors OF Henry Ames deceased. Thomas
scout, and w. III. Brown, Trustee No
sept Term, 1874, Summons in Partition
may Z5thi 1874 affidavit of John Coil
rialntlif, filed setting forth that one undi1
Nlueu u twenty-fourth part of the premises
lllehtloned IN above writ of Partition Iyos
owned owl by Thomas Scott, who is now dead
gnu 1 the names and residences of his heirs
ueN NV isees OF alienees are unknown to him
lhaI @ one undivided twenty-fourth mart =,
sald premises is held by w. III. Brown in
tIl1 lrust Iof ms daughter, and that her mama
''iId ~ resIdence are unknown to him.
+, may ogth, 1914, motion for publicationin
L oREsT REPUBLICAN. -, ~
May 18th, 1874, notice ordered To no oi,,-
en 10 the heirs at law, devisees or alienaes
oi Ihomas scott, and w. Ii, Brown, Trns.
leei by publication in tho FoREsr REprp-
LIcAN only, once week for six successitlo
weeks before the next term of this Court
Per Cur.
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Republican Primaries.

The Republican voters of Forest
County will meet at the usual places
for holding the primary elections,
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1874.
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, to nominate as fol.
lows:
One person for Assembly.
One person for Associate Judge.
One person for County Treasurer.
One person for Co. Commissioner.
One person for Co. Auditor.
The Polls will remain open until
z o'clock p. NJ.
Each township will elect and return
the name of one person as a member
OF the County Committee for the en-.
suing year.
The meeting of the Return judges
will be had at the Court House on the
Tuesday following, to.wit: the 18th.
day OF August, 1874, at ppm.
MILES w. TATE, Chairman.
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Tho colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub.
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner aga,
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, rs, 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. r,e
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FARMERS
Money Saved is Money F,a,nol

Inc undersigned arc about infrodnci,,
" " western Pennsylvania the cclebtntod
iS'nuel Fauning Mill. Grain Scnarsf ~,
1,lu ,Hr3der Combined. which has nttrn Ted
marked attention i'm tho Western St,tc'
"neteNcr exhibited among Tho Grn,crs
As Running Mil IL cannot he sn,.noes'
gu, ana II is the only real scparatoy ~, !
grader in tho U. $. "'o
4, u siinpic, rapid and comploin. and
gdNSs YOU perfect control in chabiinm son-
"rartlhg or grading your grain.
4 ne use OF the Randeu Mill win ,,,
prove the condition fyour rrnin. nnb,n,,,
,,ne prico nom five to nftecn cenfs ,,,s.
~, 0ushel and hcsidos will largolv incroasg,
.l tne Yleid per aero, by the highef predc ~
SeS1 You arc enabled TO obtain. VI
Mllh the Randell Separator Won can ,ls,
Itc,tl i. your own Grass Seed, thus savina T.
i"rIg III annual expense for grass seeds.
nus mn works on am entire now min
Slple as applied 90 Tanning Mills and
uVgs It's work TO perfection. ''''A
CanVassers win exhibit II lu,i,o A.
season When You will be able 10 i,idSo f,,.
Yourselves Of its merits. W.
10 not buy until you see IL worl,
FOR information, address
MCCLINTOCK q co
Ono %. .,,.,, Moadville, Pa. |
county. "'''''v IN every !
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County Committee Meeting.

In pursuance of the call of the
Chairman, the Republican County
Committee met at the Office of M. w.
Tate, in Tionesta, Saturday, August
the first.
The object of the meeting was stated
to be, the propriety of submitting the
Kules of 1868 and 1870 as published
IN the FOREST REPUBLICAN of the
18th July, to the people at the next
primary meeting, on Saturday, the 10th
day OF August, to determine by ballot
which set of Rules shall govern the
party thereafter.
The Townships present were Har.
mony, Hickory, jerks, Green, Tones
ia and Tionesta Borough.
1t was thereupon moved by James
Green, Esq, that this committee cause
tickets to be printed for distribution at
the polls on Saturday, August the 18th
next said tickets headed as follows,
For Rules Of 1868,
For Rules of 1870,
and that upon vtOte being had thereon,
the rsturns thereof be made in the
usual manner of making returns, and
that the Rules obtaining the majority
Of the votes cast, shall be declared by
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MFRS. q. VI. HEATH,
DRESSMAKER, Tionesta. Pa.

MRS. HEATH has recoptlv r,o,.,.,
4'I this place for the purpose of meoti,'S. ~
want which the ladies of the town anS
county have for long time known fbat
Oh having dressmaker of experience
among them. l. am prepared to make MI
i,,,a hrnus OF dresses in the latest styles, and
inc a,,a satisi9ctlon Stamping for Braid
,l ing anu EN- oroldery done i'm the best man
ner, with the newest patterns, All I ask
y - tar trial. Residence on Water street
Shriver 'e" ny JacoD
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the Return Judges at their meeting
next after the said Primary, to be the
Rules which shall thereafter govern
the action of the party at its Primary
Meetings. Carried.
On motion the committo then ad.
Iourned' MILES w. TATE.
Chairman.
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lThe following prices win be charged
lot announcements Associate Judre STO,
Assembly, Sl0 Treasurer, SS: Conn,isl
sloner, Si Auditor, 81. No announce
nents viii appear unless the cash accom-
panies the namel
ASSEMBLY.
EDITOR FOREST REPUBLICAN, .-PIoasa
announce sn1n the name of DR.. T.. T.. AITI
SON, of Hickory, as CANDIDATES for
ASSEMBLY, subject to the usares Of t6o
Republican party.
Hickory REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR FOREST REPUBLICAN :-Ploaso
announce the name of J. II. AGNEW as
candidate for Assembly, subject to tbe
usages of tho Republican party. and obli@e
HIS FRIENDS.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN :-Announce tho
rani lame OF A. l.. SEfGWORTH, Esq, of
OooksDurg, as candidate for Assemble
subject to Republican usages.
MANY CITIZENS.
We arc authorized to announce tho na,,o
OF DANIEL HARRINGTON. of KingsS
ley, as an Independent candidate for As |
senpiy. II elected he promises to repre- |
Sent sn tne whole people, and not any party
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announca tho
name of JOSEPH G. DALE as a cand;' Si
qate Tor the nomination for Associote
Judge, subject to Republican usares.
- I'D: KEPUBLICAN ;-Announce JAMES
ShEEN, Esq, of Hickory. as acandidoto
Tor Associate Judge, subject to Repubiican
"''sos' MANY CITIZENS
TREASURER.
ED. REPUBLICAN = Please announoo
me name of WHIT. y. DAVIS, of Tones
- - borough, as candidate for Comfy
treasurer, subject TO Republican usages
MANY CITIZENS.
ED. hEPUBLIckN:-Pleas announce my =
name as candidate for County Treasurer
SUBJECT to the usages of tho Republicans
party. SJ SISTT 'IsY IS'''l 7
COMMISSIONER.
I'D. REPUBLICAN: Dear Sir-Please an
l0nnce n0 the name of NICHOLAS THOMP-
5o,o oI 1lonesta township, as n candi- h1
late for County Commissioners. subject 70 Il
republican uSages. Mr.. Thomson Sor1,ed
burg. HIS Fppy>ns e''ys-
ED. hEPuBLTCAN :-Please Announce tbe L
raIne OF VIM. B. HEATH, of Kinpslev
.o,wnshlp, as candidate for County COM N
missioner, subject to Republican usayes. N
MANY FRIENDS. a
= we aI9 authorized to announce the name &C
I WILLIAM PATTERSON, of Kings OF
~ nu.wnsnlp, as candidate for County al
commissioner, subject to Republican ki
sages. '''''i 1r, 1r
we are authorized to announco tbo in
anne of DAVID HUNTER. of Tionesta NJ
ownship, as candidate for County Com is
hssioner, subject to Republican usages. in
ED. REPUBLICAN: - Please announce -
le name OF Z. III. CHURCH, of Hickory :
'wnship, as candidate for County COM F(
missioner, subject to Republican usapes
'u opiSe MANY REPUBLICANS, | l.