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DRU-IIES OF every DESCRIPTION NJ The factory, 1856
j. Il. lioPPEl.
RNTE2'- tool chest wanted we'll uuishcd
Y in'ioe. Adurptt W. G a., boa lsi u1 tfllHr.
hiVORCES dmetiy .utlluel for iar1r p ubiut.
~ ucsc uOl, a." anYN 1877 ', ptl " 60 er .u,ct
REED CO n Asst House.
INVOICES rglly oltuncIi n1pl.lcty II, fee
- IA adyAnce. 81. lJuo..,A lorl'y. l1t botiShY.
bNi'~..ELI'-fC& CRENM, ~ Bihl' Hons, Aest
Il a. TIM CIV. iNfr lfns, Iva ~ aIrti % nts
per qur sp'.i'l atrnll IN TO oli li't Nv orders.
N ey.ry 80 flr s.. 57l Br1a3Way, I'D oal
Aith It,, Pihadl MA
DOSE OtFICE NOrtnE.-lle f,r Ign inusflr
ek Gazing tar iy, Ma, -. 1876. VIII close -
ehi wy M n-Yi q he 'nst GA "a lay, SEQ
- NJ fur Europe. feamsmp Scotia, iao cen
% nursdN, Hi ll.0 =. 81 for lurupe, per stcAu ihp
Wlelan l. wa Plymouth, & crOHurs ana la N0ur-. o.
Saturday u. III A. NJ, Tor G.04t Brian, II land nuI
France per ~ aus 10 tefanc, Va Queen wa ali
~ Al \. NJ tyr Scotland iroVt must b. SD claly al
urrs-ti Ter sicaln .t"inli' VIA hlas2lw AMI at
ll:3J A. NJ. for turjpr prr steamship kiuln' wa
Southampton and nrrmeN and & !: Mn Tor FRA te'
dlrrcI, pee mshp Lard VI II .Nre.
Tho mails Tor CHINA, &c, VIII leave san FIAAchop
The mails for Australia &c. will leave SAP FrAnc,co
May "a J. L. JNNh7 T. NJ
TINnETDLLG ATE' .rr1aP. 'tlr, selt fr't. An
i ingenious grnl 81 sbJe3 $40 hhll \ llrat VITA
stamp. b. w. AS fr' hlIIh n l.
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usTEINW NN'-, Weotrs, aud otn,r piAaos M or
s. \. RALL & co. Is klsi nm At.
Snulngs Sims

E|HANKLIN SAVINGS nlNk, c'r"n' t2l 81;
u and NV. On.n ~ 90 4. NJ. 90 y. " ara
iDnday ana S4turd ) eve no. nom d {, Ne! 'oI.
luf,Fcst be q stu" urs - az nv mont D..
jar. e.. SaI II, sue. JAS. 'i 'MNa 'LAlN, Pies.
SuNpENNN SAVINGS. ~ Ma, Rro away and
- .nt I tl4ce. l. lisa Il lNis. 49, = Omen d.iT
iron 10 4. 81. SIP. ". Fhtr,Ats t. S3OO received.
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9uln EUluVIJ.

x,uu>ir, RE - CARPETS
At O,P ma ~ $, 40 NJ IN TIL Az
HtI.rtI 5. .ul tlst SIS.
PAYMENri AK - " .rt.f NOS riiLY.
INURNIrUnp. carpets, o di g. sc, on weetly or
WnulnY paymeN" al W N"'''-'' 80 ''' "'" -
holr an ~.
(toODseeonlh,nln an, mislt Elgllu. B'lssi'. an
n''r ia caro- a, uil,l = N'' NV' ~ iv'' " WV
q" Hr, ~ FuIlns, Pas, +" ''
NSTrtt.LY asa NoNth ~ PAY IENf,
w tsAc' - fnfn'u-e ,irpst,, oedIll- Anln'
mensr stnc lni COS pr 'rs .,.-.,-.
Nv ALI PAPER NJ retail for sale ~ y IA sum- n,
Tenth av
1RC.-nkD CuECK and wmle mAtuug, BAR
Il " gains 10 ca pets hDd uilcioths.
ANDREW LLSCEA & CO.. g7l BIosdwAJ
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From James Cruikshank, LID,

Principal Public school No. ~. Brook yn.
It affords me pleasure TO testify to tho ~ DIT.
L.hth in tie r. atmcut Of deafness oxpcrcn Ell IN
my own case. When applied to him for reiici
so deaf that II was necessary to shout into my
enable me to hear AMI though had b en- treated by
tie best medical talent IN The state had failed 70
cciyc the slightest Boncht tut, the infGry found
myself coutinu lily gro wing worse. Dr. Llgnth ruc-
ed in cnrcung radical care. restoring hearing
to al It's former perfection ana acueues,, aGd am
81 to state that the curc IA, proved perm mont
II Is my nrm conviction that but for Dr. ii h'hu's
inimi able SKIN my life would nave been rende ed
wrctcled and miserable by the horrors OF total deaf
ness and In grateful acknoe yino OF NY lifelong
obligation to Dr. Lxhthill. ana In DUTY to those
afflicted, desire to give the facts OF my tue
widest possible publicity
JAMES CRCIKsHANK.
Residence, No. 900 soutn o1foro ST., Brooklyn.
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SrIioious ,1oilt,s.

NIOODN'S SEKMONS and Prayer Me etng talk
WI read by \. Nuuns preacher. at Amos pr yer and
~ aise meeting, 3b3 ives 36th n SAnkryS and IVES.
ley. hymn win organ accomp mi rents, Frdays 7i3l
come early.
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6upaytn,rshlp ilutlt,s.
atnarDs.

- Snn REV ARD. Five hundred dollars Is o.
s1sDNjNb iered for informa ion ina. Will leli o. the
arrest ana convict OF the thieves who mmittcd e
burglary At L. :. Ronicd Wareluuse. irlI. IT, %.
tN cen the ~ d aud lSfh February
r. G. JOHNSON co, Bridge st.
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CATARRH
By Dr. Lighthill, No. 80 West Goth st.

imp
G rad c.
afw lsfnwc In s oft
o mnlt lm nH tln mo troll esouc G mn q on
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ii tl.A A. IlllNk LINE
AND UNITED ArES MAIL ROUTE.
Train llasc Ss~ Yurf, wa DesDfossss COrtanit
street, ttrT p, - iOiuNs.
Express for na.rs :. tsbIrsh the West a. snu'h
VITA tu lm'n Ptnce tirs 20 ichci $3.50 a. NJ. aud
$50 T.. VI. -. d g % $50 D. ~.
For ms ~, Lex iiav'A C'rrg, snl Eric, At 93l
A. NJ aud 5; a p W.. con 4egtIas a. Corr for n Us
VI le P.trulHuu nt'e, ami tlr OIL u ~ Ne.
y Baltimore, w islmgio1, sid tn soutu. " Limited
Masiiagt n Expre,s" of Pa In "a P4tlOr cars d My.
except suudl $40 A Nj arrive I " IshtDg on 40
]. NJ. Regular at $40 A. NJ. 3 and 9P. NJ SUNDAY .
Expre,s TOR Phna iclpni, T. $50 SO go 4 NJ 1890
-, 4. 40, 0, o. $50 r. n. ami ~ nig Il. ouldlt
3, o., Z, sijJ, anIDP NJ Emsr mt aud cOnd cias.,
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. RihNov, Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amb1y. F.c MIA -to1. Be'vl4erc. an
other pOut- see local le1acs al a tie ,ct III
Trans army ! rom nj huf4n, t.aj Aut 30 A 81
sld O.o L. NJ dalNi l0l5 A. NJ aud O.sp T.. VI. urily.
except Monday. From ~ sTiugtnl ANA Ni tnor',
0.gU y. NJ sos. 5i5 ami 1923 + NJ. Suu'ia, G.s1 A.
NJ Prom Ph.ladelpli blO. 90. $50 lo.l5. ll.e D
lea A. ~, gas, 4: s. aI5 GO 800 s;it. uud iO;-5
= ~, Hnn AZ oi.0 go, 600, 1881 \. NJ, $50 anI
lfe.eI olhcrs 5aj AMI eii Broadway. l Aston House,
Broogyn IA ll6. anl us hudsor ST.. HoUOGen. Eini
grant ticket Oulte q BItier, pltco.
u. NJ. lloyd, JR.
- GenerA. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
Con RAJ Maa ger.
rNIE ALBANY AND TROt LINEOF DAY
Il BOAIs viii commence running On WEDNESDAY,
Maya
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LIVERY GENrLRNIAN that reads the san "a ia
T. y,tci 10 leave hiss m .lsure Il KEEPS. 57l br1a
way, Tor 81 the very be tuson -hirs prlcc only ~
Not the ~ -htc,t Obigtip1 t. take or keep alY OF
KEEPS shir.s unless perfectly stti factory.
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UNNFR y LADY tllt ana the Sul II tnvtci 10
IA lminc Keeps Pa ont Partv.ma IL Ores Selrts
" OIL Broiiway. IieT ara 10 very u qu uity.
nBa ""n he nj bel A. ssh a. hcmnlni hand
keIcaisf Price, six tor ~.
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PANAMA TRANSIT SrEA a."

For SAN FcANrfsCO, CALI ,RNIA. AND PA.
ClflC PORTS VIZ tsrIluS OF PANAAiA
SAlLlNG fHOI flER1L Y. -
Steamer & NsCENT Try. ~ArU..J " X H.
FOR q PlNWAlL. clnle-.lns Va Pas AAIN q. = liz
ROAD a PANAMA " IN nr.t-cAth. rte ii.sJlps
Tor port As above.
For freight or pass &c apply y
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sjorsts, Carriages, &t.

sjoIsts, Carriages, &t.
- HORSES very caeap; suitable for grocer
N txlrc,-. family use, &c ALEC, large graft morse
No. ~ Canal st., saloon.
A DOUBLE THICK and harnes., price ,i26
N also one horse t75 a. 100 Norm 9th st. Miliams-
b.rgh.
DARGAIN -yi25. worth ss50.-Splendid new top
ID expires, wagon taken for deot. lsi West l0th st.
UrDR SALE very che D-rwo six.ycar-Oid horses.
Il sound and quiet express wagon ana harness, AT
NJ. i3l East 12th ~.
NOR SALE CHbAP-a horses .uit farmer. Il
i press butcher or any business trial allowed. $40
Buvcry, rear.
INUR SAIF-Fve mad carts Very little used, at
II corner llou ton aud Levi. sts., New YORK.
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STEAMBOATS, aao Aaillo1O;.
ICOR N0RwALK DiRhCr,,

4 --PEOPLE'- LINE steam,oit, br Albany
ceYtedJ at D 7. NJ, Fer A. " r.. foot OF Cilll s.
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Ntttln9s.
4ttiurts
Seeing IatOln,s.

Stuln9 lIatUlHts.
AOS FOR handsome Wheeler 4 Wilson $40 han
- D cabinet machine tuoK,r. cOrder. enlOruIder r.
first moor
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s5iglrry

4 FOR QUE NSTONN AND LIVERPOOL,
CITY OF ntRLiN. .....s itu dry, y q. 20 y "
CITY OF RlIHN" -, sturdy, JuIe H. at +. N.
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SHERIFF'S GALE.

RY VIRTUE of writ Of Fieri Facias
II issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County and to mo directed
there will be exposed to sale by public
Yendue or outcry, at the Court House. in
the Borough of Tionesta, ON
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1876,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, the following described
real estate, to-wit
j. j. Fisher VS.. William u. Hall. FL. Fa.
No. 10, May Term, lS76.-Tate.- that
certain messuage and tract of land situate
IN the Township of Green, County of For
est, and State of PENNSYLVANIA, and
bounded and described as follows. to-wit .
beginning at post on the line of lands
owned by Peter Young, and running
thence north $50 west 100 perohos 10 post
thence 2 east lO8 perches TO post, thence
south $50 east $50 perches to post, thence
south y west LOG perches TO post, the
place Of beginning. Containing one hum
dred acres more or less. Containing one
log house. one and one-half stories high.
and one log barn and out buildings.
Taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
property of William d. Hall, at the suit of
J. j. Fisher.
Terms cash.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Sheriff
Sherih's s Office, Iionesta, Mar. 2S, 1875.
Job WORK Of all kinds done al this Of
y M hat
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river is about two miles wide. Here
we saw hundreds of birds which look.
ed like white and gray cranes, but
which are called "plume BIRDS" by
the natives, on account of the beauti.
ful plumes which are taken from them
Even in jacksonville the plumes from
one of these birds is worth two dollars
As was the case with the ducks and
pelicans, so the plume birds had been
taught good manners, and carefully
kept their distance.
Shortly after dark we came up with
an old sailor who was sailing down
the river i'll a whale boat, which he
had rugged with sail. All parties
being agreeable, we made fast to bis
boat, and cast anchor. He having a
Dutch oven in which he made a fire,
in his boat, we furnished coffee and
pork, and he furnished wood and ex.
perience, and we soon had smoking
hot supper, of which all partook with
relish. After this pipes were lit,
and then we learned what was meant
by sailors spinning a yarn" This
chap talked about his voyages, his
narrow escapes, his services in the ar
my, his habits, his character, his fam
lily, his friends, bis health, bis appetite,
and what else we have forgotten. Suf.
fee to say, he talked until about 10
o'clock, when we made a motion for
bed. Paget and ourseIf made a bed
in our boat, which was not large
enough for any more; the old sailor
wrapped Farrell up in the sail Of the
whale. boat, and left him hanging over
the side, while he and his companion
lay down in the bottom of his boat.
Slowed away thug, we applied our
selves to slumber and pleasant dreams.
y CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. I

Peters Household Melodies for
April, has reached us, and is full of
vocal music by the most prominent
composers now writing. The price of
this publication is only $4.OO per an.
mum, and if the music contained in a
years numbers were purchased in
sheet form, it would cost at last $50.
Address j. L. Peters, S43 Broadway,
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery al
our mill in TiOnesta, for white oak
staVe aud heading bolts at the follow.
ing prices;
Stave bolts, 50 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 it,, 400. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
IT,, s4.O0. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j, II. DERIoKsoN O. Co.
27f
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NOTICE.
u. .. Internal Revenue Spe-
cial TaXes---NTay 4, IS76.
to April 80, 1877.

The revised statutes of the u. S..
Sections 1892, 3237, 1898, and 3239,
require every person engaged in any
business, avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to a Special
lax. to procure and place conspicu.
ousiy in his establishment or place of
business Stamp denoting the pay
ment of said Special Tax for the Spec
LAX Year beginning May 1, 1876,
before commencing or continuing bus.
iness after April 80, 1876. The taxes
embraced within the provisions of the
law above quoted are the following
viz:
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

--Dr. Hulings, Of Pittsburgh, broth
rofJ. d. Hulings Of tkis place, il
improving.
Showing, blowing and freezing
this morning, and here VIC are. within
two days of those april showers"
I'VE noticed Col. Bleakley and
Lawyer Osborne, of Franklin, in town
lsst,week. Up on Bridge business, we
believe.
Mics s. A. Dale has purchased
the house and lot adjoining the Forest
House property ON the south. Con-
sideration $500,
"A revival has been in progress in
the M. L. Church at Wing Hill, for
a few weeks past, and several persons
have been converted.
Rev. Abbott, of Fagundus, has
beeu conducting a revival at that
place, for some time past, aud thus far
80 converts has been the result.
-Jamieson will commence work on
his wells in few weeks, as soon as
the weather settles. We believe he
proposes to drill them deeper in hopes
of finding another sand.
Many, many bluejays have bit
the dust in the last ten days, because
of their dishonest raids on Robinson's
corn.crib. 1t is now a rarity to see
or hear one about said crib.
T. d, Collins at his East Hickory
mills. has been improving the snow,
and putting in an abundance of logs.
lie has also been hauling quite an
amount of lumber TO the river
The Argument Court which was
10 have been held last week, was a
failure. His Honor Judge Wetmore
failed to put in an appearance, and
Associate j. G. Dale was down the
river.
Misses Alice Proper and Alver.
etta Paup, and Masters Robert Has.
letfand Floyd Proper, departed for
WiiiiamsPort this morning, for the
purpose of attending the Dickinson
Seminary at that place.
Il. Klein wishes to give notice
that he will attend to all work IN the
watch-repairing line, left with Geo.
w. Bovard. He will probably come
down here about once a week, and
attend to the business here.
Mr. j. T. Dale departed for Har.
risburg yesterday, to attend the State
Republican Convention which is to ,
lppoint Delegates to the Republican
National Convention. and select Pres
DENTAL Electors.
There was Free Methodist meet.
ng at the Universalist church last i.
yening. As We we're not present, "
AnnOt say whether their usual an. b
ointment for another meeting in two a
Feeks, was given out. n
This weather seems to be gotten "
p especially for the benefit of physi. Sc
ians. We have scarce met an individ. d
al in the past ten days, but has com
lained of a Severe cold" We have u
ourseIf pretty badly, which may
ceount for the thianess of the local M
,lumns fLis ugpk =,
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FOR SALE.

The valuable and beautiful home
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms-one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
loft .|. .t
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NeiO Advertisements,

NOTICE IN BAHKRUPTCY.-w
4N ern District of Pennsylvania, at Tio-
nesta, the 2Sth day of February, 1876. The
undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Michael Ittel
Jr., of the Borough of Tionesta, in the
County of Forest, and State of Pennsyl.
vania, within said District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petit
ton by the District Court of said district.
At ID. w. CLARK, Assignee.
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Sewing Machine Needles.

Mrs. G. M. Heath has just received
the largest and most complete assort-
ment of sewing machine needles ever
brought to town. She keeps the only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acomb Building, up stairs.
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SETTLE.

l hereby give notice to all parties
owing me to call and settle before the
first of April. After that time all ac-
counts will be loft in the hands of a
collector. WIN. LAWRENCE.
March 7, 1876.
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The Go.sst Republican.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 20, 1876.
BOROUGH oFF1cERs.

BurSsss-JonN RncK,
CoWacitmea--G. w. Robinson, s.. A,
warner, A. B. Kelly, y. II. Haslet, A. Ii.
Partridge, n. o. Davis.
:, Justices Of The Pedco-D d. s. Knox, c. A.
Randall
Ubnstoble--H. Swaggart
School Direcfors-D. =. Knox, II. o. Da-
US, >. J. Wolcott, 3, II. Haslet, A. B.
Kelly. d. Clark.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Jttdge-L. d. WErMoRR.
Associate Judges-Jos. q. DALE, Ep-
WARD KERR.
1redsurer--S. J. SETLEY.
Frothonotdry, Register C Recorder, &C.
D. w. CLARK.
Sheriff. UsTts SuAwREY.
C0antissioners--EL BERLIN, ISAAC
AoNg, JOHN REcK.
County Sitperintendeat-H. s. BROCK
WAY.
District Attorney---S. d. IRWIN.
Jury Commissioners-H. u. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County Suruevor--T. d, COLLINS,
Cbroner--M. IrTEL, JR.
County AuditoTs--NIcHoLAs THoMP-
SON, j. r. NELL, II. A. ZuENDELL.
Member Of Congress --GEo. A. JENKs.
Assen,biy--J. b. AoNRw.
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Lacytown Correspondence.
LAoYrowN. Mar. "a. 1871

! LAcYTowN, Mar. "a, 1876.
ED. REPUBLICAN,
We failed in getting our letter to
the post Office last week, but will try
and retrieve this. Congratulate you
on your safe return to the "happy
hunting grounds" but when reading
your travels we wonder if that "field.
glass" belonged to the Dem l John
flmiiy.
MIR. S. S. Holbrook spent the first
part of the week here,-has quite re-
covered frGm his late illness. He
speaks Of good feeling among the
lumbermen as to the market, but no
increase in value as yet.
Our school closed on Tuesday, a
few day earlier than expected, on ac-
count of the snow being so deep as to
prevent some of the children from at
tending.
Come let US be Jolly, and cast
away folly;" oceans Of snow, and no
one who has time to harp "hard times"
A slight stoppage was put on the haul
ing by Big Coon backing over the
bridge at the landing; this having
been damned. the teams are busy night
and day taking advantage of the snow
to haul the rest Of the boards and
timber.
-Peddlers in plenty; they sell
"sheep," but the fastidous woodsman
always prefers the ie(a)r, notwith-
standing it is wild game.
The best view of the creek dur.
ing rafting time is from Ed Chase's.
The new portico With seats make it
still more inviting to the gazer
De CLARE.
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The lightest running Machine in
the roorld is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and be knows. 46 1y
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-frot cummings school closes or
Friday next. We suppose the usual
"last day exercises will be gone
through. Parents, turn out, and see
how much your children have i'm.
proved in knowledge since the term
began.
w. E. Lsthy, Esq, has returned
to Iionesta, to resume the practice oi
Law. His Office is in the building be-
tween the Lawrence House and the
Forest Press Office, where all needing
his services may find him. His card
will appear next week.
1t has been decided by the Repub-
lican County Committee to hold their
Primary Elections on Saturday, June
25th, 1876. The nominations are
fixed thus early, on account of having
Congressman and Senator to NOM
mate, in connection with other coun.
ties.
-Stave bolts have beer hauled in
until one can scarcely see the stave
mill any more. And yet Mr.. Ding
man informs us that there are only
enough on hands to run the mill
steadily for about 80 days. So if you
want to see the mill run steadily.
bring in your bolts.
We saw Mr.. Lewis Siggins going
up the road the other day, looking as
though first class head had been put
on him. Seeking an explanation we
were told that he was hurt while flag
ging a train at Millers, last week.
Glad he wasn't more seriously iniur
ed, for Lew" is a square chap.
IS. c. Roup, as we'll as our regu. |
lar Lacytown correspondent. informs
's that the lumber has been coming
N at that point too numerous to men.
ion. OF course we believe what our
correspondent said, but then it is al.
Ways considered we'll in law and
newspapers to have "a cloud of wit.
lesses."
Jacob Wolf had a narrow escape
rom a severe accident last week. He
vas cutting logs, near Ellsworth mills.
70 believe, and in some manner a
og swung around and struck him on
ne of his legs. 1t was at FIRST thought
hat the leg was broken, but it turned
ut afterwards that be was only severe
: bruised.
when you see a man that shuffles
'osely along, with his knees knocking
'gether and his toes pointing in
hose eyes roll fhrtively and whose
and is ever suddenly jerking itself ;
'ove his head as if warding off
"w' you can rely upon it that man >
haunted by a mother-in. law-but q
hen you see a party who lifts his feet !,
gh, and holds his nose in the air, :,
ID has one eye shut in a kno wing
amer, and whose mouth is distended
tn self-cOmplacent grin, and who a
ems to feel good all over; you can /"
your last cent he has just bought i
new Domestic" sewing machine for -
} wife. n
Landlord and Tenant Leases, the a
lst Annrnrnh firm fnr cola q. III Ia
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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. tiff
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-29

Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
office.
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Rectifiers. 5000 OC
Dealers, retail liquor. 25 O(
| dealers, wholesale liquor. 100 OC
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. so OO
| Dealers in malt liquors, retail ........ 20 90
| Dealers in leaf tobacco. ........... 25 OO
heta'i dealers IN leaf tobacco .......... 500 90
And on sales of over 81 900, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
$1,000.
Manufacturers Of stills..,...,............. 5 90
Anu lor each stlll manufactured. so 90
ana ior each worm manufactured 20 90
manufacturers of tobacco, ,,,...,,,,.. 10 90
nliI mnaihIuIacturers OF cigsrs s.............. 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class more
than two horses or other animals so 90
readers of tobacco, second class
two horses or other animals 25 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class
one horse or other animal lb 90
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class
on foot or public conveyance. 10 90
brewers OF less than 500 barrels,... so 90
Brewers OF 500 barrels or more..... 100 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail
to comply with the foregoing require.
ments will be subject to severe penal
ties. Persons or firms liable to paw
any of the Special Taxes named above
must apply to James Q. Brown, Col
lector of Internal Revenue at Green
vile, Pa, and pay for and procure
the Special Tax Stamps they need,
prior to May l, 1876, and without
further notice.
ID. ID. PRATT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Othce of Internal Revenue, Washington,
ID. G. February LIST, 1876. SO
Great bargains in Dress Goods at
Freeman q COrbet's. 40 2t |
New stock boots and shoes at bot.
.om prices, at Robinson q Boomers. 40 |
Still going down-prices at Free.
nan & Corbet's. 40 2t
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Important Notice.

A LII persons who have left their watches
"a with l.. Klein, Jeweler, Tionesta Pa,
are requested to call at his place of bust
ness and redeem them, before Saturday
next Mar. 25th) as he will remove to Tid-
ioute on that day. He is sorry to sever his
business relations in this place, and
changes his l. cation for the reason that he
can do better financially.
He will hereafter be found at Mr.. E.
Kleinis