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, 1875-09-08

One Of the moat instructive passages !n human
history is that which recalls the rise, decluo aud
fail OF The papel-mouey Of the Revolution. Ths
lanensable etgocts OF thsso unrodeemed tssuoa
OF paper money arc vol! depicted In the follow
Ing passage from DR.. namAay's History Of tic
American lsovoluttons
Tho aged who had totircd from tho Of Active
tustAras, enjoy fruits of thsr Industry, found
their substance melting sway TO mcto plstance ~.
ably on lbs hslusss4 Of deceased husband e1pasi-
saccd trCstrstou Of all LIS we'll llmeant tendeFaeas
10 recsiys ahtllipr where pound Ler due. Ths
blooming virgin wlo hid grown up. With An unquts.
ouAbls uil4 to her patrmon{ w sEa'y stflpIta of
, 1875-09-08
CRIMINAL.

a young man namod Wilson pcrEY was IT.
rested by Olllcer Jeffe1B last evening On charge
OF lsrcouy in stealing q gold lookot valued At
*23, from William II. Mavo's tewalyy store, on
tho corner Of Clark and Washington atrcets.
Charles Davis vas arroatol by Detective Nor
gan yesterday afternoon on charge Of stealing
100 yards of alk, vnued at many dollars, from
tho atore Of George Wolfe, No. 14G Fifth ayeuue
Tho property waa recovered, and tho prisoner
Was held in ball 0! $500 to tho Criminal Court.
Tho residence nf Mr. Siogra!t, No. GO North
Morgan street, waa invaded night befora last by
ono OF tho Collns family. 1t waB with Homs
difficulty that tho burglar waa approhcnIed
Justice Scuiiy bound him ovor yesterday untlas
bonds Of $500 10 answer In tho Criminal
Court.
Tho notorious Dayc Anael WAS summoned by
Justice ecuily yesterday 10 appear before him on
tho l5ti, inst. and show causs why he IL auction
cer,nH without iconso. lie belongs to the
mock auction gang On Canal street, aud liks his
aseocatea, operates on the staud ~ huctioueer
or on tho BtrGe& AY forer.
A young girl lG yoass Of age. uan,od Gather
tne Stellan, living with hor parents Al No. t96
alcGsogos stroek. gRso birth to a uA'a child lAat
Sunday, and Ilie infant Was discovered dead
Monday morning. 6ho would not state whether
taken coguizance OF the mnttor.
Tho horHo and buggy atcaters sent quito
number OF business nun homo IN tl,e stscet cars
yesterday. Among tho victims we're DAyid Etud.
10y, l39 Centra Ayonuo, and =. II. Ilartis. 1lU
Washington street. William byEHs, OF 1863 On.
tario street, had buggy yaiued ut &l75 taken
from his barn. Tile police ttcRed tip mail
bay marc attached 10 = sluase-toppea buggy.
and took 1t 10 the Asmory. 1t had boeu lott
astrAy by somo fellow.
Justice scuiIy received Information yesterday
that Thomas Loousy suffering from fracture
0f tho skill cauAed by ThumaH C&rmody
twenty days ago, Twas lslng At tue
point OF death aud conal scarcely rscoyey.
Cnrnoiy was euEaged in roH q few waeks ago.
and I.ooney telfetod, and was struck over Inc
Aaad with brick. Carnudy had = hoarnK 1t
the time, and Was released on bail, but upou the
receipt OF the above information he Waa yestel-
day arrested aud committed without bail.
KENO.
II thore really fs MY sort OF deoannJ, manl-
nrBH or ciesnlinoss in tl4a Police Department,
there ought 70 bo an Immediate awakening TO
tho fact that the gamblers OF this city have
been 10 far encouraged and patsel on the
hack By Rehm tnat they hhsa now
issued regular business cards. aud stsrtsd IN 70
| do prosperous busil'ess turing tho Exposition.
4 correspondent hAs sent in The card Ut tho
! "Chlcago Keno House." which api&sry
| to bo run in connection with the
noted Mike Mcuonads place GU Clark
street. Ths auppostslon has long been
current that Mike Owned Rohm. Yha next step
fos Them will be to post largo and A1iuEug
| hsaa.bilh, giving the na1aea ef ths
, 1875-09-08

Writtu. in Lani and 1Fater respecting the
hull Of tho Great Eastern steamship, Mr.. Henry
Loe 8aya: '1Bo fnr as barnacles Wcro concerned,
had been aont All completely on wild-gooso
chnso asif had gono In quest OF the 'barna-
Gle gocto' Of which tho saldclrTlpcdes woro onco
supposed to bo tho embryonic form. Thero woro
certain traces Of d few basnuc}ea {Balants tin
tinnabu1"ns appsrently) noar tic Iovcl Of the
water limo, especially about tho Bterunosk and
between it md the ruldor, mud tho lat
ter ttsolf AZ well - tbe pfopol!,ng
ncorn baruaeIos OF 'cbi,tcrs'; hut al tho
rost Of tie hull Usually submerged was
clad with M enormous multitude Of ml.EAols.
clustered together In ono demo and continuous
deposit extending over surface Of bs t'H square
foct Of iron platoH' anI 10 aomo parts G ,nchcs
thick. Mr. lockwith bad made 4 calculation,
which wns able to WORTHY With him. Of tllo total
waieEt Of ths mnsaela thus accumulated. It waa
found by careful experiment that tile hpotugo
weight OF those on each a.Iuaro foot was from IL
rolnds to 10 pounds: therefore tho vossci was
inrumbored with not less than 300 tons Of living
marine animals ahhoring to ler- -musses enough,
in fnct, to l0ad With full csrgocs two ordinnry
collier brics! Although tho mero woight Of this
buoysncy of vossef Of 25.o00 tons burden. it
will bo readily understood that tlae friction Of
such rough. Jagged incristation paHAng
through the water Would materially dinlinish
uGF EpEea. Al IllG6e LfoNplGbCn1 aHhEfontd
woro scsapod OF With shoyols by Horkmen EN-
ploynd untlcr contract to remove them. thcy
woro carried away bv cart-loads and boat-loada
and buried along tho Hl,oro Of tho haven. In
Hot,e localitius they would have benn bnArlly
walcom0d BY tho tshetnau % valuable bait, 10
completely had thu nlusacis taken possession OF
eynr inch Of p|ate.surface. to tho exclusion Of
almoa! every living thing, that thero waa notl!-
Ing fl for exhibition ID aquarium hut homo
piusnoao anotnonBB Acttnolo6a tlfdnthus} Of tlla
t[1tn I'D }ntf IND fkS5t md -Etpt1
groups OF which had attached themselves in
soma placen to tho outer layor nj tho crowded
byalvaa. Theso wore. found, tho ba1nacles :
Of which had been told"
, 1875-09-08

New Yonk, Sept lin tho caao OF co!orcd
man iu brooklyn who applied for matsdanaus to
compel tho inard Of Education to admit his non
TO school rot apart for white children. Judge
Gilbert. whilo rcserylng hiH decision, said TINT
ttla syutah OF commotl-aclnoI education VIVA CO.
tnblisLed for tho public. and al! persons h9d ac-
ccsA 10 1t. Tho Yoard Ut Education had no
poWer to exclude any.
, 1875-09-08
LOCAL POLITICS.
Preliminary Meeting of tho re-
pltblicnn County Com.
1nfttcc.


THE REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
4 meeting Of tho Cook County Central TO-
publican Comtnittns Was cacd for yesterday az
tofnoon ut tho Grand pnci!ic. ThcHo who at
tondoI wero AID. Scl,afrncr. Charles A. Hsod,
County Commissioner Clough, Harvey 7. Birch,
Capt. Drockway, Aid. White. W. @. ph'lIips
John lionA,ld. J. y. Ayoryt 4. q. Low. Il.
q. Gil, N. N. Gornhas.lt, II. G. Springer,
D. l.. Taylor. Elias t;hipman, and Daniel
Sheppard. Several OF thoao gentlemen we're NOT
members Of tho Gunlmittee, bit noted Aa Bubsti-
tutes for tho nbaentoeB, and 10 formed quorum
All. sclln{fner slated he had published the cali
In tho i.owsrapars. but lad not written the
members personally, which fact would account
for tllc'r non-n!tondanoo. Il was thought bost
to deter the h.snihosa to another snooting.
4 temporary organization WAS efroctod. for
tho purroan Of getting nattors into proper
shape, Aid. Scl.afruor botnR olsctcl Chairman,
and aIr. D,reh Sccrotasy. On motion Of alr.
Clougls, all adjournment was taken to Tuesday
next at 3 o'clock, in tho tano lace, and tho
Secretary was instructed to notify Tho absen:
members. It III ntondei 10 olroct a permanent
organization 1T that meeting, and begin tho ncu-
cBsa1y arrangements for tho fall campaign.
, 1875-09-08

Tho pecusry Of duisl md cut Of Tho Elsnwood
collar haye made 1t dcsesycdy popular 10 all gsae-
Of taste and largo number prefer 1t 10 linen
car. 1t htly spoken Of by the fashion reporters
Of tho Nov York papers.
, 1875-09-08

mn!o. For tho month Of August. 300 nuisance
notices served l.G!a nnihancrs ahated, anh 1a5
re,ror eonnce.iu11A made. 1mrinH thu month II
a,1its woro brought for violation OF tho uoaith
nftlinnnrca
, 1875-09-08

a. e. HFSiN0.
Tho Std0ts-26ifun7 uf Monday had Nh editorial
which plainly indcato'i tic determination Of
that rnper, which lneana NIr. 4. q, 11eaing, to
oppose anything lilso straight Domocrltio
ticios in city and county politics THIS fall. This
snrb to tlo 1}ourbona provoked considerable
comment among politicians In town yesterday,
especially as morning paper, drawing ,nspisa-
ton from tho 6aas- Xsitaug's editorial, published
sensational story Telative to tho boltlng OF tho
Opposition by A1r. losing, aud tho return Of
thut gentleman to tho Republican rankB. Those
who claim to bo posted in tho luattor Ba7 that
thu thrcnt has boon mado with the lntontion OF
soaring tl,a irrccorclaben out Of tho ticld au,1
compelling them to fall in with tho old
mc,,ts that have l'Ithorto formed the
reoplo'a party. 1t III vall-known
bouisu, md wsli make no terlna with the OK
trcmlstH. represented by such mon as Col. laid.
win md vt. Clair Sutherland. lfc wanta to fight
his battle out on tho same limo as thnt Of tho
campaign Of iaR. fail-thc Oppoaltfon patt5 line
to-w1t.
Mr.. 4. G. ITcHing want ont to sharpAhnotors'
Park yesterday afternoon. md had not returned
np to n lato hour last ovenlng. Consequently,
ilo escaped tho customary Interview In regard 10
rocout developments. llIB son,
at1t. wAat1St'Toa fIEBISd,
wRs found, huwayar, and tho following conyor-
eation occurred betwoen HIM and q Tribune re-
porter:
Reporter--IB thoro nnY foundation for tho
AtateInent made in tho Times this morning that
your fatler Is going to return to the Republican
patty? ..= .....
Alr. Hesng-Thnt report is more fabrication,
no far Us know Of. h1y father Ia ont Of town
homo this ,notaiug, and ho saiti nothing to mo
about TIM mattor. I didn't credit word Of tho
rorort. In fact I know 1t to DO an uuadulter-
atod falsehood.
~ =
, 1875-09-08

dealers, and commenting tho squarcnnas
af tho rIhv at theT rerp'csise hnnsea,
Chicago will como to that II Helm, rims thc torce
ns l!n I,ns. It stonls 10 lave hccn All nvcrnight
| on Mc)onnlla part tl4nt 1Io lid mt rant hsn1l
| IN thn Exrorttian to ,utttntn thu i,oauty Ut
| kcnn and tho ot1lcr Ea:ta1 Of that flk. II np-
ronra that he could hayo dono il for al lir. JAao
l(ubnl.
, 1875-09-08

Tho Alexis Bucklo Shoe,
now sotd hJ W!sNa useer, In one at tho nobbttst"
shoes eFcr introduced into Ch.cavo. Hco IT, No. 10
bssss street, or No. l3l Twsnty ty.srcond street.
, 1875-09-08
i1Wh CENSUS REPORT,

!srtefa! D,sDGseh to Tbs CAtraao Ys1bnnt.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Sept 7.---Consus returns aro
III from all but three counties: Kossntl, Pn!o
Alto. and Van Dnren. Tho following Ia the ra-
G..tt I,y,f ftot,rrnuhjor.1
, 1875-09-08

0ALL-M0USA-Tn Chicago, At the fchlleuce o
the hrto's parents, ny the Rev. Henry O.. Perry, o
All-HAults Episcopal Church. Hspt.,. Iii. Johl
Tall md MlHs Fanny Nouns, AL OF Tits c!sy.
, 1875-09-08

BY Paying So Month
Il possibility 10 HE poorest ct rcAdors} you can
very OWE Of those family fsrorie sowing
mseh:acs ths Weed II will aiwaJs lnsvru you good
living. No. :o3 Wabash avenue.
, 1875-09-08

EV6fyDCuy'H V1u CIctutH
setn 10 bo at Cook h u :l.aln's, No. 10 Dearborn
ssssas for sealr or to u dyud. They couldn't seud
thsm to batter place, They como G. o. D. from al
over lAt Northwest,
, 1875-09-08

wzs nsyor uaors successful than wneu DallsJ's Nag
to4 PAIN Extractor discovered IL u tho pxnACea
for pain Aad Ak1a dlsaAass. ~ oents pr box. n
, 1875-09-08

The First and Ninth Dlstricts wlIl give n fur
thor increase Of over 90,U11, which will mike nh
iuctcaso ln tho tAto in two yrars Ut over lU 700.
, 1875-09-08

aIonteverde is the na,ao OF q sculptor who had
statue Of Jeuuer in which ho treated VAGINA.
tim arsiatical!y. Couldn't hn gtyo Us An image
0f retritled SMALLPOX aa cusiosty7
, 1875-09-08

Trs FINANCIAL CONDITION.
Tho eemi-.nn,lnl meeting Of the Town Board
Of North Chicago was held yestorlay afternoon
nt.the olllco Of Justico IlammlIl. Present, su-
poryiaor Dnynes, Town-Cierk Jarnos Stanton,
aud Justices IIanmiil, Dc Wolf, Paulsen, and
ltoblnaon. Justco uammill was called to tho
chair.
supervisor haynes stated
THE pDJrcT or THE MEET1No
to bo to f1 tho ealasioa OF town officers aud to
hear report OF tho condition Of tha town
huaacos.
The minutes Of tho previous meeting wore
road. all Of which waH approved except the mat
Tor OF All Allowance OF a75 to tho AHueBsor for
of1lce Ient aud $14U.l5 for stationery, which mas
erased.
On motion OF JuAtIco Pau]son, tho ASSESSOR
was instructed to bring In an itemtzcd bill TOT
lcnt hnd othor expenses. to bo submitted Ut O
future meeting
bupesvisor Danyes moved that, in tho sbsenco
Of JuHtian Kaufman, I}aitiff lfummel, OF tho
Criminal Court, 90 4idel ko tho Board.
THO motion wAR decided to be entirely un~
necessary. quorum boiug present. T1s H1oton
waa then Withdrawn.
THE FINANCES.
Tho Supervisor presented report Of tho
financial condition OF tho town, a. foltoHs:
Received, from ltotnrt Keuny...........,..$ 1H160
From tho County Treasurer. 3,Oni,o3
Total. 5 so
pad out town Indebtedness. per vouchers
, 1875-09-08

Ha!aoco on Aana, a,,.......................3 915.35
The report goes OIL to Say that great deal OF
dic,llty Ind boon experienced In getting at tho
town indebtedness, aud that The County Treas-
tho amount OF tax lsvies for town purposes for
tho yeafS 1871, ~, ~. anil ~, and tie amount
collected On such lorics, down to tue present,
aud tho amount paid out, and tho amount
now Oh hand duo to sad town, but tho Super
psor hatl received no roaponao. lEo ha4 TO-
coivel The following from tho Treasurer, how
oror Tho Treasurer Ind delivered to Collector
GeorRo kneEr tnx.narrnnts to the amount OF
Sl9,sl4.73, Of which al7.a72.s6 had beou return;
OIL AZ delinquent. showing lint ho collected
22.0il.87 OF town taxes far 1b74 which he had
fai!el to pay into tie treasury.
Tho report oontsnuos setting forth that ho
fDsynch} Ind not received any portion Of tue
amount collected by kuerr. a1hi TINT tho books
OF hia predecessor stlow that the amount was
NOT paid over 10 him t4at the ea0f1H7 romans
unaccountod for, and. moreover. that KucEru
salary as Go!loctur appeared unpaid.
Tho typuEt concluded with reference to the
"tlufnlcason known ~ tho j. D. Walsh defalcs-
tiuu," by saving that the nuit commenced aga!nnt
!iu, and his Huretics. y, q. Caulile!d. ". +.
Coolbaugh and Chatea T. Whoc!er, had for
Homa reason never beou prosecuted by tho cour-
ty authorities. though called for trial shreo
lnontlIs ago.
On motluu OF Justice pauleen, tho report was
accepted and placed on flo.
On motion Ut Supervisor Davnos tho follow
Ing wefo appointed committee to 01Atn!ne tho
foFmor duperysoss' books and papers. from The
fire to tbs present tltpes Justices paulsoll,
Ikobinsou, anu Supervisor DayneH.
Justice Faulsea huggestcd shat tho na1t order
was tho
FIXING or sA1AnIEs ron TOWN orFtcEns,
Ju4tico IIam1n,lI hoped action In tho mstter
would DO deferred until full meeting Of tho
Hoard.
Justice paulson moyad to adjourn until TO-
day.
Supervisor Haynes amonded tho motion by
N owing to adjourn f0r ous week.
Tbs ame,l,lnent xss put and prevailed.
Tho usual per dien aud of1lce reut WAS thea
allowed, Rstar which the Board 4epaGatet.
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interest and claim Of in and to all that
certain piece or parcel OF land situate i'm
jerks Township. Forest Cbuntv. Pa.
honnded and described as follows, viz:
beginning alta post at the southeast cor.
ner of the tract, thence IN northeasterly
direction along ilne of land belonging to
>. +. Kehrer 10 q post, thence in nOrth-
westerly direction 10 tree and lands of
Eli MerkinS thence htlestalonu lands
supposed to belong to j. Hgrmer 10 post
and place OF beginning; being part of the
''Bamford Lot" and located on the south
east side thereof Containing thirty (30l
acres moret,r less, upon which Is erected
one small log barn, with one acre OF land
cleared and two apple trees thereon grove
ing.
Taken in execution aud TO 10 sold as tho
property Of William Walton. at the suits
OF Henry Swaggart, aud George Deer.
TERMS or SALE. rrs,
The following must be strictly complied
with when property Is sstricken down.
LIST. When the plaintiff or other lien
c editors become the purchaser, tho sts
on the writs must be paid, and list of
liens including mortgage searches on the
property sold .togetherwit such lien cred
ttor's receipts for the amount of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale or such portion thereof as
he NAV claim must be furnished by the
Sheriff.
sSee Purdon's Digest, 9th Ed, page 446.
sSmith's forms, page 3s+.
I'd. All bids must lie paid in full. tit
Al sales not settled immediately will'be
continued until o'clock p. m, of the dav
OF sale, at which the all property not set
lied for will again be put up and sold at
tho expense and risk of the person to
whom first sold.
~ - J. t. VAN GIESEN, Sheriff
Sheritf's Office. Tionssta, Pa, Jan. 27th
1875. r.t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, FoRRsr Co,
TIrNEsTA, Pa, Jan. 20, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the County
commissioners will hold Court of Ap-
pesis in their office on the 18th, 18Th and
18th of February, for the purpose of hear
ing appeals from the assessments OF 1875.
BY order Co. Commits toner's,
d. w. CLARK, Clerk.
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Petition.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 Petition will be presented Mt the
next session of the Legislature for the nas-
sage of a law reinstating the Commissions
ers OF the Big Level State Isoad, long
enough to collect present taxes, bay up in
debtedness and settle up accounts.
For the Commissioners,
Zee. 8, 1s74.-S7 -
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LosF.-A small miniature out Of s
locket. About tbroe.fourths by one
half inch, oval. The finder will con.
ier a hyor by leaving il at this Office.
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

incorporated in 1919 with authority TO con-
fer degrees, and endowed by the State of
Maryland in 1860. The College is beautl-
fully situated in a grove, within the city
limits, on lofty eminence that commands
sVlew OF the country, the city, aud river
and bay for many miles. The College has
q good library, chemical and philosophi-
cal apparatus, cabinets of minerals, med
ais, coins, gems, &C., and the course of in
struction is thorough. Boald and tuition
$3.50 per annum. N. G. BROOKS, Ill. d.,
President. 4l-4t
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enpVIMc Compensation Liberal. Pre-
wi siUo' ference 10 one willing TO earn
part OF her expenses at school. ReVd, w.
II. KINGSBURY, Ladies' Seminary, Tar
rytown, y. Y. 70 Al
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THBMARvEL OF THBwORLD-Betbesda
NOTICE.

nR. N. BOLARD, Of Tidioute. has
~ ret.'rnsd to his practice after IN ab-
sence o. iosr months, spent in the Hoapi-
tails of New York, where he will att,nd
calls in his profession.
ounce 10 Eureka Drug Store, aa door
ihoVs the hank, Fidiante, Pa. 4etf
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Enn AGENTS WANTED Immediately,
JuU to sell very desirable new New at
ent articles foi housekeepers and 9th, rs.
q. ]. CAPEwELI., Cheshire, Conn. 80 At
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Hereafter all communications relating
TO the 9TH Concert should be addressed to
tho undersigned, and pledge myself that
the drawing shall come OFF February 27th
or that every dollar paid for tickets shall
be returned.
q. M. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager
Room T. Public Library building.
II A Louisville, Ky.
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To the amount of two million five hun
dred thousand are tn he distributed on the
9th February by the public library of
KY. upon the occasion of their fifih and
last Concert.
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IoB WORK neatly executed at the RE-
y PCRTICAN Office.
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Death Of GOv. BramIette--Actiono Of the Trus-
tees--A Successor AppOinted--No o more Pest
PonemenTs--Drawing Certain February "a.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, Jan. 16. 1875. IL
was resolved that c. NJ. Briggs, Esq who
under the late Hon. Thos. Il. Bramlette
was the real business manager of the gift
concerts already given in aid of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, be and he is
herehy authorized to take the place made
vacant by the death of said Bramlette I'm
the management %. - affairs of the fiffh
aud last gift concert, hnd that the drawing
announced for February 27, 1875, shall
positively and unequiVocallv take place
on that day without any further postpone
ment or delay on any account Whatever.
.a.rrra-.r.a.sa II. r.. DURREIT,. Pres
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500 PIAnoa a npnAns

New and secondhand, of First-cla-s Max
ers, will be sold at Lower Prices for cash
or on lnstallments, or for rent in City or
Country, during these Hard Times and the
Holidays by HORACE WATERS & eSON
ssl broadway, than ever before offered i'm
New YORK. Agents wanted to sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Orrans.
Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Great in
nuSsnlen's ~ Tn 10 tho Trade large discount
70 Teachers, Ministers. Churches, Lodges,
Schools, etc. 40 a.
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THE WEEKLY SUN. s.ss, Alsssei iS fIsns. q ! i.

pendent, honest and fearless newspaper,
or 81 broad columns, especially des gned
fer the farmer, the meohanie. ihe mercoant
and the professional man and their wives
and children. We aim 10 mako the Week
ly Sun the best family newspaper in the
world. 1t is full of enter tanning and in
structive reading of every sort. hut prints
nothing to offend the most scrupuiops and
delicate taste. Price Sl.z0 per year, post
age prepaid. The cheapest paper publish.
el. Try il. Address The SYN, New
York City. 35-4t
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TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH

The Liver must be kest i'm order.
sANFoRD's LIVER INWcoRAToR
has become a staple family medicine.
Purely vegetable-Cathartic and Tome
for ali arrangements OF Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. Win clear the complexion.
cure sick heada he, &c. Shun limitations,
Try SanfOrd's Liver InviEoratar.
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Henry SwaggSrt va. VIM. Walton, Ven.
Ex. No. 20 Feb. Term. 1875, f. d. No. 10
Dee. Term, lS74.-Tate.-A George
Deer VS.. WIN. Walton, Ven. Ex., No. 10
Feb. Term, 1878, L. d. No. Is Dec. Term.
ls3t7 Tate. --All defendants right, title,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-02-03

Robert Whitaker VS.. Joel NJ. Van Ars-
dalen, Lev. Fa., No. Is Feb. Term, 1875,
Q, d., No. SIS Sept. Term, Is74.-Dodd 6
Lee All that certain messuage or tsne-
lnent anu tract or parcel of Ia d situate
lying and being in the Township of Har--
mony in the County of Forest and State
of Pa. aforesaid, bounded as follows: on
the north by lands of Thos. w. Dawson,
and j. II. Dawson, on the east by lands Of
Isaac lteuson, on the west hy lands of
Jacob Range and on tho south by lands
now or late Of the Grand Union Oil Com
pany, and formerly of VIM. Mckinley
Containing l25 acres of land be the same
more or less. 1t being the same premises
conveyed by VIM. G. Rhsem assignee &e.
Taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property Of Joel NJ. Van Arsdalen at the
suit OF Robert Whitaker. -