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After our report of yesterdays proceed ngs
OF the Maryland Baptist Union Association
closed, which held It's sessions in the 5,h Bsp-
tlst church, tRev. e. g. Meador, } the report of
the executive board was adopted In view Of
there oeinE necessity to reimburse the treas
urer Tor an advance made by him out of his
own means of $1,000, and the recon nend2.i1n
OF the executive board that So 900 be raised, a
resolution was adopted to the effect that the
corresponding secretary OF the executive board
ehail immediately address a Communication 90
each church represented in the association, RS
questing II to indicate the amount it is abls and
willing 10 contribute, with the view OF raising
the sum OF $1,000.
In the evening the reports or the committees
on education, ad mission of churches, c0lDrsi
people, and foreign aud d mestic missions we're
received ard adopted. The vsrious committees
were announced bT the mod TAtDT, and III sh
street church. Baltimore, was selected "a the
place OF meeting in 1873, Rev. G. W. Ssudsrlin
10 preach the annual sermon. Ii was recon-
mended that all the church authorities procure
the purest wine for use at the Lords Supper,
ana after PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Barnes the
assoc alton, at 10 80 O'Clock y. m, adjourned
SINE DIE
In the executive board announced appear the
names OF the following Wsshinstanisns: Rev.
y n. Appleton, \. Rothveli J. w. Parker, u.
Richards, VIM. Stlekuey, y. n. ATrick, r.. n.
Gray, CT T. GGiick, 5. NJ. Yeatman, i. .. Wei
ling and others.
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II-1 TrR

pra ION OF Grruire Eaa El-F Goshen Buft.r
lnst sr-iN"d, which W. -afs- ~ Hie=sia and ret4H
A!zo, JUst r c7ivtt, co. fJz.- CANNED GoODs
SCI a. extrs ni.ly trv o. -
4, Pre-. psTe imp2r,eo ICBA EuNEY, b. thl gallon =
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o54Erso en- P,,s;, Hs,s e, Send
03L :. - go. sss PsaaUivssis sysess:
sSH - ssvs esoor1y
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"THR VERY BssT qualities 81 the lowest rosss-
pie price, is our motto I'm White Shirt, Flau-
mel and Merino Cnd-rshirts and Drawers, Woo,
aho cotton Hosiery, Kid, DOgskin, Cloth aud
other Gloves. Trunks, Umbrellas aId VaItsss
Try us. Lewis" Popular One Price Store geo
9Th street, between ana X .
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B. sILvERBaR0,
METROPOLITAN pOLLAR sToKE,
'c.a-u sIs 1rH sT., ssar PExa.rlv.u.av.
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ALL-WooL DSpERsHIRTS AND pRAwRRa
%. each; the late.t style Scarts. at H9IIande-
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
I0,lJl:
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TIE MEMORIAL WINDOWS OF ST DoM!rrC's
tHURCs.-The new and splendid church of 81
Iominic's, in South Washington, fully de-
scribed IN THE STAR Rot tong since il an.
preaching completion 80 rapidly that IL will be
reaoy fer occupation probably in January Rext
sltloEgh 10 viii not be dedicated untiI mkt
Sung The plastertng and stucco work Of the
Ceiling and SIDE walls s-e finished, and work
meE Will next week commence saying he f-Dr
On which there viii be % pews. The window.
have all received their sssh OF stained glass
which are inscribed as memorial gifts, a. fol =
lows: Hugh aud Charles EwIng j. c. Staffori
j. j. Stafford, Petty s Harvey, Bartholomew
Shed, y. and G Lsddy. 81. Dsmiuie's Bsre-
fcial Society, Wm- Buckley, Dun, Mannix &
n. CUlllnanes Harrison johnson, Mrs. n !
Browne ard daughter, julie. O'NsiH 4
CBrien, james 4. HCDeEitt, William }. DaW-
fOE.
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MERINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, Al .25, al 80
eachi Medtcaced Shirts and Drawers. Il HDI.
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. lO,I4I:
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BURGLAR CAuGaT.-This morning about
slX O'Clock a coiOred sneak thief named Davis
shss Dsyld Jones, without the fear Of justice
before his eyes and instigated BY the devil
snsaked mp the side alley of Mrs. Castings
rouse on q street, where Judge Smell, of the
fobee Court, resides, and breaking into a rear
wlndow lighted the gas and went through the
house stripping several beds CT clothing, and
gathering mp sueh articles as he thought OF
value, bundled them up and tossed them out of
widow II fTcnt. About this time one of the
servants Of the house, hearing him, called out
Who's teere!' Dave replied, ats me-" and
started 70 run, which aroused suspicion and he
was followed and OVertakeD- Tue house was
sroused BY IRIS time, when Jones was bound
Land and foot and tuTned over 10 Oficer Co.
iRmbUs, who locked lin up for hearing. He
WAS srTaiSned before the Police Court thi :
morning, charged with burglary. After hear
ing the evidence he was committed H,r
action OF the grand Jury.
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EIptonzO Youuss q CO..

GRoCEB5, NINTH AND p SHEETS.
,,,,, CNHEE MASONIC TEEPLE.
J. y. JOH~soN o-t,s -
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OUR NORMAL SCHOOL.-At ten O'Clock this
morning tire trsr quarterly examination of this
school took place. in the presence of Superin.
tendent Wilson. General John Eaton. Commls-
sioner of Education; Trustees Hart, French and
Brooks; eX Trustees Randolph. and Jos NJ
Wilson; Mrs. Martin, principal of the female
OF the school.
The exercises. which concluded about half
past twelve, were in the following order, viz -
PeHnanshtp, pnonefiCs, object lessons, calls
thenic exercises, teaching 10 school rooms the
and music.
The attention Of the visitors was held through.
out, as the exercises were rapidly aud promptly
gone through WITH. The twenty Young ladies'
OF The school and their psins-tsking teacher.
Miss Lucille Smith. deserve great credit for the
progress made during the past ten weeks.
After the programme was concluded, Super
intehdent Wilson congratulated the school, and
stated that its graduates OF last year were all
row actively teaching in our schools with a
marked success, which made it a matter of
great regret that the city had not earlier and TO
greater extent made provision for this instruc-
ton. General Eaton, following, made a capital
short address, when the exercises were closed
Ten weeks hence the secondly quarterly ex-
animation will take place, with a change of
programme, when another pleasant and in.
ttructive occasion is anticipated.
The FOLLOWING CoRREsPoEDRNCE WILL
EXPLAIN 1TsKLF.-krs. O.. Reiehen5dck, 42S liz
street. Dear Madam: i have the pleasure OF
thanking you, In behalf of the ScbiIisrhund, for
TIE two splendid Knsbe pianos kindly loaned
The concert last Tuesday. here take occa-
sloi To express my honest opinion of the superb
GIity Oh me knsbe piano over all other makers.
4 nave knoNn the knsbe many years ago, and
at present they cannot be snrpassed. L viii usa
IN nv concerts no other pianos til an the Knahe
nou.s, Iespecuully, II. PERABRAU.
Washington, d. G., Nov. l2.h, 1874.
Mr.. JAMES Il. FIELDS. the Boston edjtar
publisher and lecturer, Is at the Arlington Hs
will give bis first lecture tonight al Lincoln
Hall. on "Charles Lamb and His Frienfs - and
the remainder OF the series on Monday and Fri.
day evenings. Literary aud cultivated peonle
are quite on the Qui rfUe Co hear what Mr.. Fields
can tell about such favorite authors and writer's
as Tennys0n, Dickens, Longfellow, Charles
Lamb, DeQuincey, wor ;sworih, &c. Seats at
Ballantyne's until six O'Clock.
TIE METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Yesterday appointed Harry Tiger private to do
cuty at the railroad stable corner of 7th and
Boundary streets northwest for six months
Frank Quinn was appointed an additional pri-
vate to do duty at the Ebbitt House for twelve
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Two PAsssGR THIEVES ARREsTED.-Abapt
II O'Clock yesterday morning coEly.aiut yEss
made 20 Major Richards by Mr T. II. Case re-
siding At the co -uer OF 81 sud East Capftof
streets, that sneak thieves mad entered hfs boase
and stolen tvO hats from the passage. Detec-
ttves McDeyitt. Miller and C0Ones star 81 IN
the house. and after taking description OF the
thieves, by which they suspected Who thay
we're, started for South Washington. aud I'm less
than an hour afterwards, with the aid OF
Cfhcer Edelin,, arrested two E0tori ~ sneaks
named Michael LaEhsdy and Randall Henson
and recovered the articles, With an umbrella
which hsd not been missed from the hOaSe until
II was restored This morning the thieves ~er.
srrsigbed in the Police Court on the charge OF
Ietit larceny, and fued $40 and costs.
TIE Contractors ASSOCIATION NET last
night at their headquarters or ~ street. the
president, Mr.. Joseph Williams, ia the eh ar
and Henry Himber, secretary. MIR. Thomas
Lucas reported that he bGd received an offer
from a financial gentleman Of Baltimore 90
take $500 OF District bonds ss collateral, al
vaDcing dirty cents on the dollar st per cent
FER arnum iDteres-, ssid bonds to be deposited
In q savings bank, and to be returned at the on
ton Of the borrower. Other favorable Of rs
were reported, but no action was taken On
motion. an assessment Of IS per csri-a was
made for the purpose Of defraying the e1p. nses
Of the ASSOCIATION
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= Z Va.
= smifh 4 e.. d l4-sfpur ~ .-sr sr,I rIrusns.
hthli oireet ifol their ufii Ga Rre1slvn evarV
-: EfSsb cAt tisa' d. o. - G.-uina scot
80 =. - 2. .u.1 s.lIE-=. Genuine lrfsh Oar
MEAL Il Z. tn y at,F Care 1'i-, a. d. ID gin cans
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RF TaoHkS BOWLING, sBcti5use-.
- Iss Bridge street Se.rget sHl. j.
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TO-Ohyb Ff0C0e010Sg.
On the opening OF the court to- day there war
but lev persons In attendsnce-not over on
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C0sFEF


" eicf 3 " - = 81 'iy. .gr sac - eg pa
Golcen hiN Far-if ~ saaf - ~
h. He-~ = Bet Ea7'ilv. psr $50 - 40
Burnt Mile - io~a-- Fsfe-
trsille Biro Eauiiy az i.gsa-. rHf-s
Slolcc z re, pr -aca..................-- 81 "a
9 I'D EXtrs. ~ ssrf a "a
Nc = ne TINE; bns ygEr supply % F'Jur, 81 6
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Ggo. Q. HANNINe. Sc. .lo "a street.
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- HATS. ~--'O-'->'Dq HATS. z
Fifth Avenue ADD Broadway Fall s:yle OF SILK
HATS, iron : > TO g
STIFF FELT HATS
Large supply Ius. rec.iyet Pms Ts,s i5,g
W. e. SEYnuUR
ootis-Ih lSS Bridge street Gsorsst0v,a.
EEOR6GEOw SAVINGS R1xEna
81 HIGH SHEET
q. benk NOUS, a. Ia - o. u, AMI OF sstrfdars
sto teSeiN de pcsits) until "a f,itFrt - rat f
9eIcsbs General EsuktDr Business DOPE, ar sy5i-
le1lloss nisce CO all accessible psi1ts Uscour,
n. PoLEINHggS. Pres,se,.
d. W. BARRETT, O,shieI
Directors
20 stnhorn, Thss. DoWiirx. 1T M}fchai
bshTy plo6son, &. l.. Or Yisy, T~ed VI F~nes
AiisS a.ehinn, 3. ID HsrTisT, Thas RRoxIar
OUR NEW EsTABLISHSEHT.
With enlarged premises, improved raschiosr,
TOE oest talent 10 be had in the country, IN fact
sven IScinty loT Going the best work low prices
sSNoulc respectfully Inform or frieDds and the
pnblie that pre-emipent So may have been orr Tenu
oUk m0rrO Is ExoKbsros
In Dy eng and Cleaning Ladies Dresses shnwls.
pp.o9oes, TIES, Ribbons, &C, &C., Gents Goats
At home to everybody from Ia m. unrtI .u,so,.
Saturdays from . m. unEil 81 D. m A. tie Oh
stsno etst ished ISL, now she most complete in tue
country. Everybody come aud us
iys-u 80 Jefferson street, Geors stown,p q.
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ELTHONZO YUUNGS & 60.
ARE SELLING
TEAS

Cgt So cent O7louc aBs Imperial t. ar. ,b.
pel u be ha0 a. tEis Ctly az t price on money re-
funfsd- We aiso rs .e "a ha.f rl a, lee - sni,-
800 9, ntr c'Hrrfhi sia1s- .f.fGE'U very fiEh
81 ui St-r,' i-ff sPs1 and choice .uu6 q au-
pyVoer, a. Moderate Iricss.
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T AND sAUPay.

GALL AZ aAgTEEhss
III anG 1919 FspE- lvaaia avenue
= OF puLe W Ab e sGa LiLJuE b, q al a. Aass
CLAbEI, pct tczeI, 60 50. RHISg VINE, q.
&c, &c. ysser
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/" We Are .

OUR STOCK Is LARGE,
AND MUST BE BED CCED.
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THx STragR SEwIrs MACHINE sales orIsT2
Tere s2tsfto. sl2-s,wtf
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The colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which tho sub.
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner 1s74,
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-
ber can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back mo 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. Itf
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres Of fine
Hemlock Timber, Lands situated on
Maple Greek, near Clsrington, this
county, are for sale at bargain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles Of Clarington, on the Clarion
River, and 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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Jury List for May Term, 1874
GRAND JURORS,


Harmony Twp.-Isaac siggins, Fore
man; d. f. Copeland, John A. Dawson.
Howe twp.--Jaeob Cosper, -g
70 Hickory twp.-John Brecht, James AL
baugh. -t+
Barnett twR.-Johp Boar, f. C. Mays,
VI. r. Spence. ..af.-..
Kingsley twp.-Andrew Weller, s..
Bradbury, Hugh Hanna, John Zepts, H..
Alice, Darius Toby, VIM. Beck.
Green twp.-James Hepler, II, Towner,
T.. ID. Lacy. iaHH,1 'pT44T
Tionosta twp.-James solinger, John
Carney, w. Jameson. John Hepler.
jerks twp.--Edward Eldridge. -t
H t.f PETIT JURORS. ia.a D.aT
Green twp.-samuel Bush, Henry ken
burgh, w. N. Haslett, Richard Dickera-
ger, Geo. Crispen, Frederick King, Mar
tin Guyher, J. G. Davis.
Harmony twp.r7-Jo ohm Peterson, Jesse
Dawson, L. n. Range Madison Church,
David Berry, Henry sutlsy, ]. II, PEN
nell, jr., s, C. Ferry, Jesse Burehfeld,
Tionssta Roro.---Jacob Wenk, O, d. Ma
bic, G. W. BoVeFd, II. IL. May, James
Graham, ]. ID. Hglings, 7, Il. Stroup,
Honesta twp.-Christian crob, B. C.
Sullivan, Reese Nall, Aquila Mong.
jerks twp.-George Eldrige, Thos. Nu-
gent, jacob Mersilhott, john D. Hunt,
Peter MsFcilliott.8 u
Barnett twp.-Wm. Shields, Jacob
Mays, John Kuhns, J. NJ. Fitzgerald, A.
l.. Seigworth.
Kingsley twp.-Conrad Durham, ]. r.
Morgan, BerFy Button, Theron Bly, Rob't
Slower, George Watson. urt
Howe twp.-Edson Tuttle. '" .f
Church.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Rev. Lusher will preach in the
NJ. E. Church, next Sabbath evening.
IS. j. Wolcott, former townsman
is at present in town on q visit, He
is welcomed back by large circle of
friends. tFi
-E---J. Fl. Fones, at the American
Drug Store keeps a variety of Base
Balls which will be sold at rcaso nable
figures. - - -
, Attention Is called to the new ad.
vertisoments- Of our Jewellers and
Watchmakers. They will be found in
another column.
The slippery sucker IL being to ken
in quantities from the river just now.
When properly scored and cooked the
sucker does not make bad dish.
"A large amount of LOGS have come
down the creek for the Superior Mills
during this freshet. It 10 probable
that the mill will start up in the course
Of few days.
-Wm. and Frank Reck, who have
spent the last two and half years at
Ross Run, have moved back to town,
and, We believe, are boarding with
John Reck. J. d. w. Rock has
moved into Acomb's building.
"A goodly number of our towns
',men are at present down the river,
having gone in various capacities, in.
eluding these of pilots, hands, cooks,
: DC. May they soon come back, with
their pockets filled with currency.
ID. D. Williams, the Conneautvills
cashier, is now in Jail at Erie. His
bondsmen have refused to continue as
sureties. No one but his wife and
children are permitted TO visit him.
The trial will come off at Pittsburgh
in July.
Everybody had fondly hoped that
our cold weather was over, but yester-
day vas day that even "Old Prob"
had not calculated upon. The wealth
er Was cold enough to necessitate the
wearing of overcoats, and snow fell
occasionally. '..
d. w. w. Mason, Esq, formerly of
this place, but who recently moved to
sharon, Mercer CO., has formed a CO.
partnership in the law business with
}, N. Mcclure, Esq. Mr.. Mason is a
native of Mercer county, and will un-
tdoubtedly have large practice there.
Remember the Donation at the
Lawrence House this evening. Rev.
Lusher is q man who deserves remem.
herring by the people of Tionosta, and
We hope that all will take or send sub
stantial gifts for the occasion. Re.
freshments of various kinds will be
served.
During the rafting excitement
last week two slight burglaries we're
perpetrated. The Central House and
Lawrence House being the sufferers. |
AT both places an ontraFcs was effected
~ raising a widow. At The Central
lot Of eigaFs and about fogF dollars
N money was Carried. at LavEepce's
pies aud other provisions we're gQtbled.
They then boarded Mr.. Lawreuce's !
shiH and sailed down lhs river.
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Job Printing
Do you want posters!
Do you want hand. bills e?
Do you want business cards
Do you want a neat bill head
Do you want tasty letter head Z?
Do you want nice visiting card ?
If so, 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 COUNTY OFFICERS.

[ President Jpdge-Ws p. JEEKs.
Associate JRdges-J. A. PROPER, An
DRRw Cook.
6heriB-T. J. VAN 0IEsEN.
/ Trsasurer-FRED. 0LAssrER.
Prothonotary, Register & Recorder, &C.
=. II. AoNEw.
Obmmissioners-T. d. COLLINS, john
THOMPSON, JAS. K. CLARK.
? County iSupsrintendent---S. r. RoHRER.
= Dfsfriet AttorneS-S. d. IRWIN.
Jury CbmRtissioners--JAs. FLYNN, WN.
PATTERSON.
CouNty ISuTveyor-S.D u, IRwIN.
Cbroaer-M. ITTEI., JR.
Coanty ANditors--r. b. eoBB, L. WAR
EER, q. JAMESON.
Member Of Congress lotA D,striet--C. B,
Curtis.
F AsSembiy-MART1N WILLIAMs.
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Robinson q Bonner have just re-
ceived fresh invoice of boots and
shoes of all styles and prices. Also
some Of the old stock on hand which
will be sold below cost. 1tf
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b5-Ourr; readers will rocollect the
tragedy which occurred at Oil City
last fall In which one Laribee] was
supposed to have killed a colored man
named Williams. Laribee was tried
in January, we believe, at Franklin,
and found guilty Of murder in the
first degree. He was afterwards grant.
ed anew trial, which will take place
the latter part of the present month.
According to the Democrat they
have an original telegraph operator IN
Clarion. Having received message
the other LAY from man who had
missed a train, telling that he would
come by private conveyance, he took
a message blank, drew a train of cars
with man running. after it, signed
the sender's name, and delivered the
same ia style. asit I'll
The cremation theory has a dis
ciple in Philadelphia, in the person Of
physician. His son died last week,
and the father erected furnace in the
-cellarOf his house, and reduced the
body to ashes. This looks little bar
barous just now, but the time may
come when the practice will be uniyer-
sally adopted.
Pennsylvania is called the "Key-
stone Stat" the thirteenth State, the
block ct the arch, from the fact that,
by the casting vote Of John Morton,
she received the unanimous adoption
Of the Declaration Of Independence in
the Continental Congress on the 4thoi
July, 1776, being the last Of the thir-
teeu States to vote for the immortal
instrument. $50 igaa
The enterprising citizens of Mill:
erstown have already beguA in earnest
the work Of rebuilding the town,
which has been 81 terribly scourged by
fire. Most Of those living there have
been before bnrned out 10 towns of the
upper oil region, and they are not easi-
ly discouraged. asalnr .7sr-
While at Tidioute the other day
we called upon Papa Baldwin, and
found him well supplied with stock for
the spring trade. His fishing tackle
is superior to any we have ever seen
one cannot fail to be suited. Also, a
very fine stock of revoivers watch he
is selling at panic prices, for instance
Blue Jacket, Double Nickel plated,
32-100 caiibre, at $40. Smith & Wes-
son, large size, blued, s1l.. Blue Jack.
ct, blued, 80. Cartridges sold in pro.
position.
Baldwin has also got the agency for
all the standard sewing machines, and
sells as cheap, if not cheaper, than
any other agent in this section. Call
on him when you go to Tidioute.
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Teachers Examinations.


The regular Spring Examinations
Of Teachers for Forest county, will be
heldas follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING, April 25
Tuesday, %
NebrasKa-Thursday, " 80
Tionesta--Fridas, Hd May
Neillsburg- Monday,
East Hickory-Tuesday
Newtown-W Wednesday, 4" 6
Tie Fall Examinations will hcreaf.
ter be held at Tionesta, at the close of
the County Institute.
No certificate will.be issued to an
applicant who does not possess a pro.
per knowledge of the theory Of teaching,
as we'll as a fair knowledge Of all the
branches required by law to be taught
in our common schools.
Applicants should be we'll provided
with paper and pencils.
Examinations commence at 9 o'clock
A. M.
Directors and friends of education
are respectfully invited to attend.
S. F. RoHRER, Co. Supt.
April /, 1874,
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FLINT GLASS LAMP CHIMNEYS,
AND al tua lre
SlLVERED GLASS REFLEcToRs,
WASHINGTON & FRANKLIN SITS,
... PITTSBURGH, Pa O. -..--.

There is "shoddy'' III glass, as we'll as in
in woolen fabrics. Consumers of ,kero-
sene arc sometimes almost DISCOURAGED, so
frequently do chinlneys break, without
any apparent catise. rendering the cost of
ehilnneys about equal TO that OF Oil. Cheap
ness being the order of the day, a great
many manufactures make chimneys from
silicate of lime, instead of from lead. The
initiated may tell the different qualities Of
glass by ringing them t-e vibrationsso Of
the lead glass have a CLEAR, ringing. bell
like sound, possessing the requisite
strength to withstand expansion and con-
traction, as we'll as the general pressure Of
use, ard will outlast half a-dozen of tho
lime glass chimneys, Fifteen cents in
vested In one of the lead chimneys IL
money well spent, even though it Injuries
the trade in the cheaper kind, which it
most asslredly, ought to, and doubtless
wills Stick pin there, and remember It.
The genuine lead glass chinineYs may
be had at wholesale or retail Of - -
GEO.W. DITHRIDGE u CO.,
2-tf Tionesta, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-04-22
Testimonials of Waters Pianos and
Organs.
Organs.

"Waters' Concerto Parlor Organ pos-
The Concerto Stop is, Without doubt, tho
best eTef placed ip any organ. 1t is pro-
duced by an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which the effect is most
charming, and its imitation of the human
voice is superb. For sweetness of tone
and orchestral effects il has no equal
". y. Times.