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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

There is an almost complete equali-
ty in the worlds sexes. In France
this balance is most nearly attained,
where for every 1000 men there are
1907 women. In Sweden to 1000 men
there are 1864 women, while in Greece
to the same number of males there are
but 993 Greek women. In Paraguay
there are only 900 men to every q
$50 women, state of things mainly
due to the ravages OF the Brazilian
wars.
A western editor received letter
fran a subscriber asking him TO pub
lish cu1e for apple tree worms. lie
replied that he could not suggest
cure until he knew shat allied the
worm.
Cleveland young women write com >
ments on the margin Of the library
novels they read. One emotional crea-
ture writes The pangs of love are
CRATE, fur have been there myself
Col. Gilderslesve is going TO pub
lish a book en- "How to Shoot" Then
if some gifted treasury girl will enlys
write a supplement on "Who to shoot,
the werld will be satisfied.
Young Miltiades Spilkins promises
to become a joker in time. The other
day he labelled a private bottle that
his father keeps in the side board
"Parsnips."
A proud and devoted wife whose
husband had got 4 job on a cellar sx-.
cavation, explained his absence from.
home by saying he had gone TO
Wheeling.
A tart temper never mellews with
age and sharp tong4o is the only
edged tool that grows keener with con
slant use.-h'utag.
Mr.. Furlong is the name of a school
master out West. The scholars don
like him, perhaps fer tho reason that
Il furlong has forty rods,
A murderer escaped form the jsit
at Somerset, KY, by elOping with the
sherif"s daughter.
The American potato bug has az
rived in Ireland Like patriotic lrlsh T
men, he'll soon be wearing the greer
the Paris green.
The best summer resort for babis'
--ROckAway. The bss OT bad beS
Long Branch.
) Isabella, sK-Queen Of Spain, has
: most valuable collection Of lacel
thswor!d.
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w. C. COBURN, VI. D.,

J)HYsICIAN q SURGEON offers his
i services 70 the people OF Forest 70.
Nayin9 had Ali experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DIR. Coburn
EuAIAnLees to give satisfaction. DR.. Co.
harm makes a speciality of the treatment
OF Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
IHaronio or lingering diseases. Having
inVostlKated all scientific methods OF cur,
aystauu. ne will guarantee relief or azure
~ ali uasss whore y cure is possible. No
charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all Loars. Parties al n distance can con-
salt him by letter.
Odice and Residence second bnildlng
bSleW the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. OF
ace DAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays. 21ti
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

INHIs STORE WILL BE FOUND

A DVERTISERS send 25 cents to Geo,
a p. Rowell & Co., Al Park Row, \. Y,
for their Eighty-pag Pamphlet, showing
cost of advertising. 10 AZ
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MRS. G. M. HEATH,
DREssMAKER, Tionesta, Pa.

MRS. HEATH has recently moved TO
ltl this place for the purpose Of meeting
q want which the ladies Of the town and
county have for lorg time known, that
Of having a dresamaker OF experience
among them. am prepared 20 make all
kinds Of dresses in the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
Ing and embroidery done in the best man
ner, with the newest patterns. All ask
is fair trial. Residence on Elm Street,
In the Acomb Building. II.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

A good many people are puzzled
when asked the reason why the Presi-
dents residence at Washington is call
ed the "Whits House." The origin of
the name is as follows: "When the
British in 1914 took Washington, they
destroyed the public buildings, includ-
ing the Presidents mansion, which,
like the Capitol, was built of a gray
ish sandstone. The burning of the
wood work smoked and discolored the
stone walls, the natural appearance of
which could not be restored. Uniform
ity was secured by the application of
white paint. The changed appearance
from gray to white attracted attention
and gave it the appellation Of the
White House, which it has since
borne.
Mamma asked a little boy, is our
old hen going to be sent away for the
summer?' | guess not my son. she re-
piled f; 'but Why do you ask the ques-
tion p Because l heard pa tell NuI
new hired girl that they would have
such sweet time when he sent his old
hen away for the SUMMER
A Western editor says: "The Ne
braska Legislature sits during the win
ter in order to prevent its member
from attending the session Ia thsil
bars fset and shirt slsS7es
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
EnRESr HOUSE,

q A. WARNER PRorRIEvoR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
sp~ned. Everything new and clean ana
fresh. The best Of liquors kept constantly
on hasad. portion of tho public patron
$50 u respectfully solicited. 4-7-lY
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y. B. SMILEY.
.. @rHKAR.
KTNNEAR C SMILEY,
Lawrenoe House,

rHrONKSTA. PENN'A, WM. LAW
L RENCE, PRoPRIKrOR. This house
h centrally located. Everything now and
we'll furnished Superior accommeda-
Ncas and strict attention givon to guests:
Vegetables and Fruita Of all kinds served
Ia aaelr ssaAon. Sample room for Com
nOrelal Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
CENTRAL HOUSE,

DeNNER d A0NEw BLOCK. l..
Is AaHHw, Proprietor. This is new
asuso, and has just been lttod up for tn"
ossoIam odatlOn OF tho public. \ portion
OF Lho patronage OF tho public ia solicited
Aj-ty
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01

Five kegs, supposed to contain ten gallons each
of liquor, were taken from the Eastern Express on
Wednesday, by officer Cunningham
Several letters of inquiry having been recently re
| ceived by Messrs. Elliott s. Co. of Providence Il. L.
concerning the whereabouts of schr James A. Crook
| er, of Bath, Ne, Capt. Brown which left IIohokcn
Dec. with cargo of 16j tons coal for the above
| named company, and Mr.. Elliott having hea I'd that
the Crooker was i'll New Haven harbor, frozen in,
and failing to lind out by written inquiries whether
she was there not, went there himself Jan. -,
and thereby learned for certainty that she not
there, and as il is about seven weeks since she
left Hoboken, she probably blown off the coast
and is probably lost She is about nine years old,
registers i0i tons, and owned mainly by j. b.
Drake and Others of Bath and Capt Brown. The
Croker made her last trip from Belfast 10 New
York with iul load of potatoes.
THoRNDIKE. On Saturday, in freight car des-
tined for Belfast three barrels We're discovered to
have kegs of liquor concealed in them. They were
seized by Deputy Sheriff Rich, and found TO have
inside each keg Of liquor. The barrel4 were marked
NJ. +. G.
LIREETY. Mr.. A. ID. Mathews has recently pul.
chased the old mill in this town, thoroughly remod.
erd the same, put in new machinery, erected two
story building in connect ion, built stone DAM and
intends TO manufacture -four in addition to his other
business. The machinery came from Chicago. Mr..
Nj. is Il brother to the Mathews Bros. OF this city.
STOCKTON. A masked ball at Mct,ilyervs Hall on
Wednesday, the 9th was largely attended by local
dancers, and by parties from Belfast and Winter
port. Music by Ames Quadrille Band-supper at
Cleaves Hotel Ii WAS a nice occasion for fun, froc
and the enjoyment OF the may dance. Certain
spinsters and prudes objected to the acantness of
the drapery of some of the makers, but or report
Ell saw nothing To specially condemn
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
Pills, POtions and Pungencies,

One pound Of gold may be drawn into a wire
that would extend around the globe.
CONSUMPTION. This dread disease, if allow
ed to have its own way, is sure TO become III
durable. The great trouble with persons af-
illcted is that they fail to procure proper rene
dies III season, forgetting that "a stitch in time
saves nine" and that likewise diseases can be
broken up or aNcrted il persons will only give
the matter attention, as soon as they discover
that they are thus threatened. The inventor OF
the Cough and Lung Syrup, DR.. A. j. Flagg OF
Claremont, N. H., claims for his remedv-and
not without rea3on-if taken in the early stages
of the disease, never failing cure, and even in
the worst cases, relief will be attained and life
prolonged. This remedy is for sale by all drup-
gists, at % cents per bottle.
Persons afflicted with Salt Rheum should use
the "Forest Tar Soap daily.
"Mamma, if ] eat dates enough, will grow
| M like DR.. Aver, and make almanacsT'
| We take pleasure in referring our readers to
| 1dunsOn's botanic C0ugh Bdfsdn. Having
| tested the article ourself, and knowing many
| persons who have been benefited by its use
we unhesitatingly commend it as an invaluable
| household medicine for coughs aud colds
| Pennington Chronicle
"Bridget, have they any pies in Ireland"
eye s'm, and sure they do" "What kind o
pies" "Magpies. num-"
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
hELFASI pnlt;t GuRRENi.
Brighton Cattle III arket.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. IT.
Arrivals of stock at marl,et--Cattle :o9l; sheep
and Lambs $500; Swine 200; number Western
Cattle 2sl2; Eastern Cattle RI. Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 10.
Prices OF Beef Cattle per loo lbs, live weight-IN-
ira quality 50 00ad so; first quality IS 25a5 $. Is
second quality 81 $. Las T. 2; third quality s ;,
80; poorest grade OF coarse oxen, Bulls &c 50 u
at %.
Brighton Hides sasc per ID; Brighton Taow
lie per lb. Country Hides 7a1 l-2c per Id; Country
Tallow l-2a5 l2c per ID.
Calf Skins l0al1c per lb Sheared Sheep skins and
Lamb Skins $lal % each.
Working OXen-Ihere We're IA few pair in market
from Maine and a fair dc mand. We quote sales
One pair girth # in, live weight 1000 lbs, $50;
pair girh # 10 inches, live weight 5000 lbs, 1870
pair girth it inches live weight $500 lbs, 1925
pair girth # inches, live weight, 1000 lbs, no
pair 9rth it inches, live weight, $500 lbs, $50
pair grth it, 6 inches $lC0.
Store Cattle-Nearly all the small Cattle that are
in n fair condition are brought up by butchers for
beef
Mich Cows-tood Cows command fair prices and
Il ready sale usually. Most Of those offered in the
market are of a common grade prices ranging from
$50 to $95 per head
Sheep and Lambs--From the West there a
light supply. From Maine also the supply was light
all owned by Mr. Hollis and taken to the Abattolr
to be slaughtered From the North the supply was
light and prices obtained We're higher than those OF
one week ago.
Swine-No Store Pigs at market. Fat Hogs O,
900 at market: prices 3-la8c per ID.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
FRED ATWOOD. Agent,
IW3l WinterpOrt, Me.

WALDO SS.-Supremc Judicial Court, January
Term, 1S.1.
TAMES l.. DUNkTNS ". FRANK HOWARD,
81 And now suggestion to the Court that De-
PENDANT, at the time of service OF the writ, not
an inhabiant of this State, and had no tenant agent,
attorney within the same that his goods estate
have been attached in this action, that he has had
notice Of said suit and attachment, it is ORDER
I'D, that notice of the tendency of this suit be given
to the said Defendant, by publishing an attested
copy of this Order, together with an abstract of the
Plaintiff writ three weeks excessively in the Re-
publican Journal 4 newspaper printed at Belfast,
in the County Of Waldo, the last publication to be
not less than thirty days before the next term of
this Court, be holden at Belfast, within and for
the County OF aldo, on the third Tuesday OF April,
1877, that said Defendant may then and there ap-
pear, and answer to said suit, if lie shall see
Attest w. 4. FRY f., Clerk.
distract Of I1tc writ ,
Assumpsit on account annexed to writ for cash
and labor, amounting to 3:S45., Plaintiff also claims
same amount unuer general count for money had
and received.
Date of Writ, August 18th, lS1t.
Returnable to Oct. Term Supreme Judicial Court
Waldo County, 1876
Ad Damnum $500.
i. A: GREER, PIES Atty, Belfast Me
A True Copy of the Order of Court with Abstract o
the Writ.
3w3l Attest ". G. FRYE, CLERK.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
BOSTON MARKET.

MONDAY, January 20.
BUTTER-We quote fine New \ ork and Vermont
butter at 30a34c; good lots Of Northern butter at Pa
27c common do at 20a22c; choice Western dairy
packed butter at 25a2Sc and Halle per ID for com
mon
CuEEsE-Wre quote choice factory at II l-2a15c
good do at - l2al4c. and fair to good mt Tab &c
per Id.
EGGs-The market is firm at 35c per doz. with oc-
casional sales Of single boxes al a trite more.
BEANS-Pea beans are quiet at So COa2 s. IL, with
choice hand picked Northern beans held at So 90 pei
bush. Yellow eyes are selling in small lots at 81 q
| az 30 per bush.
PoULTEY-Iherc is an ample supply Of Chickens
and prices range from l0al1c. reese sell al gal lie
and Ducks at 1Oal2c. Quail are selling at 8 per doZ
PoTATOES-Potatoes are steady at 81 O5al 10 pei
bush for Jackson Whites and Early Rose, and 90c fol
| other varieties.
| APPLEs-There is a moderate demand tor Apple
at s .5a2 90 Per Dbl for New England fruit ana
| s 15a2 % for choice Western apples.
| HAY AND SrRAW-We quote prime Northern ant
Eastern coarse hay at $50 00a2l 90; prime Western
at sl1 Ooa1o Go; medium Northern and Eastern a
| Is o0a19 co. prime do Al 81 GOALS Co. Straw a
| S21 00a23 90 per ton.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
No Failure knownI
w onGersui ssnuuah..

1t is reported that EO&unFEa GERMAN
SYRUP has, Since 3 Introduction in the United
States, reached the Immense sale Of 40 600 dozen
PEI. year. over h,0U1 Druggists have ordered
this medicine direct from The Factory, at Wood
bury. y. D., and not one has reported uncle
failure. but every letter speaks of it, astonsll
ING s!lcecs9 Ill curing severe Coughs, ods set
tied on the Breast, Consumption, or any disease
OF the Throat and Lung. We advise any per
son that has any predi4position 10 veal, LUNGS
to 90 10 their Druggist; Il. Ii. Moody, arent
for i:ellast; hitrdge, Eoclsland; Fletcher
Camden - -, Wal,loboro; Smith \ lonz
Searsport, EurLsporl; liobnson
Thoma9t"n. and get This Medicine, OF inquire
about it. h,.Gnlar size. - cents sample Bot.
tie, 10 cents. Two doses Will relieve any clre
l,oni neglect your cough.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
History of q picfnra.

Two OF the most celebrated artists the world
has ever known dwet in the same city. Dne de.
lighted in delineatlng beauty in all its @races of
tint, form, and motion. His portraits were III
Slinct with the charm OF physical VigOr. The
graceful, halt Voluptuons outline of form and
feature harmOniZed with iclicatelv blended
;ints. On his canvas, the homeliest faces hal
an almost irresistible charm. The other found
pleasure only in depicting weird and gloomy
subjects. Above all, did he excel in painting
the portraits of the dying. The agonizine
deaththroe, the CHASTITY face and form, were ali
depicted with marvellous fidelity. There exist
ed between these artists the most intense dis
like. At length this dislike eliminated. The
beauty flowing artist had been engaged in paint
ing the portrait OF Il beautiful woman. Con-
piece of art that had ever been produced. His
brother artist was jealous of his fame and
sought revenge. BY brbing the keeper of the
studio he gained access to the picture each
night. AT first he was content to only deaden
the brllliancy of the complexion and ewes, etface
the bloom from cheek and lip, and paint a
shadow on either cheek. Later, his strokes
grew bolder aud freer, and one morning the
artist aWoke TO find the entire outline of the
portrait changed. lie could scarcely recognize
in the emaciated form and haggard countenance
the glowing conception he had embodied The
pallid face and eXpressonless eyes he had at.
tributed to a lack of commences in his materi
ais; but when the outlines were changed he
suspected the cause and Indignantly dismissed
the keeper. What the revengeful artist marred
by few rapid strokes of his skillful brush was
only restored by years of patient industry
Reader, need we name the artists. - Health
who paints the flowers and GRASSY carpet no
less than the human form dvine.-Disease, the
dreaded artist who revels among the ruins both
of nature and humanity,-and Carelessness, the
keeper to whom Health often intrusts his por.
traits. And is it not the beauty of woman, the
most admired Of all the works which adorn the
studio of Health, that Disease oftenest seeks to
mar? The slightest stroke of his brush upor
the delicate organization leaves an imprint tina
requires much skill and patience to etface. Res
toration must be prompt. Carelessness mus
| be dismissed. Let suffering woman heed the
warning ere Disease has marred their chic
beauty = Health = beyond PREPARATION. DR.
thousands of these sufferers, and they arr
unanimous in their praise of its excellence
| you would be transformed from the pallid
nervous invalid into happy, vigorous woman
|
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01

To promote Il healthy action of the system
when it has become enieebled by Kidney. Elad-
der and Glandnlar Disease. Pains in the Back,
I.oins and Side, take HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel,
Diabetes, Dropsy, Brights Disease. Incontin-
nence and lntemperance, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. A few doses Of HUNTS REMEDY
elects these diseases from the system.
INrALLIBLE EYE WASH is the best made.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
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Obituary notices, deyond TIE )ate, Name and Ays
must 69pQiaJor.J
In this city, Jan. 2lfh, David s. Lincoln, formerly
OF Searsmont. aged IS years.
lii this city, Jan. 18th, Charley r., son Of David T.
and Sarah i. Hatch, aged "A years.
IN No. Itnubscot Jan. 18th, Mrs. Rachel p. Ha
ney, aged 70 years and 20 days. The subject of this
noice was the first link 10 be broken in chain of
brothers and sister. whose united ages between
COO ana 700 years. She il lady of estimable
qualities. and leaves large family circle TO mourn
her loss. Some Of her sons are citizens OF Belfast
ana among our most enterprsmg young men.
IN Rockland Jan. Goth, Mrs. Harriet W. wife of
James VI Ormsbee, aged s. years.
In Rockland, Jan 10Th Mr.. Nathaniel Crockett
aged ct years and days.
In Rockland. Jan. loth Winnie S.. son of Edgar
and Louisa ID. Beverage aged 6 yrs , mos ~ days
Il and Eliza A. Iarr, aged years and months.
In ST. George Dec. 3lSt, Mrs. Sarah NJ, widow OF
late John III. Gardiner aged 90 years and months.
in Hope, Jan. 10TH Mr.. Benjamin Buswel, aged
% years, II months and a days.
in Fort Fairfield, Jan. 18th, Edward only son OF
Rev Il. Bean formerly Of Camden aged II wears
In Wadoboro, Jan. lth. Mr.. Elijah Deshon, aged
&C years.
In East Warren, Jan. 9Th, Mr.. Freeman c. Halves,
In Thomaston, Jan 18th, widow of late Nathaniel
tnles, aged 50 years, 10 months and q days.
In Ellsworth Jan: 22d, Mrs. Sarah l.. Hale, aged
q years and 10 months, wife Of John NJ. Hale.
In lamoine, Jan. 18th, Ethel b. Kelley, dau ghter
of Preston w. aud Henrietta Kelley aged months
and Il days.
!. years, wife Of Capt. William Wasgatt.
IN Mt. Desert, Jan Goth, Capt. Amos Richardson,
aged AZ years and 10 months.
In Sedgwick, Dec. 9Th, John Turner of Brooklin,
aged a years.
In sullivan, Jan. stll, Mary NJ, wife of John D.
Blasde. of sullivan. Jan. lSth, Watson +. White.
aged Il years.
In Vnal Haven, Jan. 18th, Lavinia widow of
Francis MchlulIen, aged IS years 10 months ana Is
days.
In North Hancock, Dec. 24th Mrs. DIANA wife OF
Dea. Ebcnezer Clark, aged Is years and 9 months.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01

SENATOR DAVIS. David Itay is, who has been
elected United States Senator, 10 succeed Gen.
Logan, by the Illinois legislature was born in
MARYLAND in 1915. He will be qiyty-two wears
old on the 9th OF March next. He was gradua-
ted At kenyon college in Ohio; studied law in
this state and at the Yale law school removed
TO Illinois i'll 1s3J, and soon alierWard was adj
mitted to the bar. In lS44 he was elected to the
tate legislature, in l54. to The convention which
formed the present state constitution. In l34S
Ie was chosen Judge ofthe eighth judicial circuit
IN Illinois; Was Reelected i'll 10, and again in
1851. Iii 1850 he was 4 delegate tn the repubi-
can national convention which nominated a bra
ham Lincoln, who was his intimate friend for
the Presidency. december Sth, 1862 he was ap-
pointed justice of The Supreme Court which
position he has since held. His whole term of
SefI ice rs a Judge in state and federal courts
has been nearly thirty years. As a LAWYER and
Judge it is conceded by all that he has great
abilities Hi wealth ~ vna,r s,reot tlr.-.,
WHO know him have always entertained Il hi"ti
op tnlon of his wisdom in practical affairs. Al
though Tor many Years he was republican, hc
has since the close of the war had conservative
opinions on political questions and has been
prominently named anon" possible Democratic
candidates for the Presidency. 1t il understood
that Judge DAVIS Will accept, hut NOT uhtil the
All, o; March.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
DE-. c. Z. .Dx: KE:.
= + 70 II T IA y y.
"ill be il Belfast, At rD,niv iiou :,
Feb. 9th, 9Th, Gil, and 9th.

roRlLA>D, bee. l., 13.G.
DE. DEAhL: ST. have been troubled for two
Years with pain and swelling near the lower part OF
my spine, causing partial paralysis of my limbs,
and was unable TO walk at times; had been to ply
scians and received no help came under your treat
ment last August and at that time the tumor was
quite large; at the end Of three months was com
pletely restored to health. Mrs. ANN SPEAR.
No. 10 Bracket st.
DIR. Drake Golden Bitters for stomach and Liver
Diseases; Or. brakes Nervous Pills for Nervous
Weakness; and Dr. brakes worldwide known
Liver Pills for Constipation and Biliousness For
sale by S. A. Howes & Co. j. w. Perkins & Co..
Portland, agents for Maine. 2w@l
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01
SHIP n T. w =.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Jan. nth, schrs. p X. Arey, rattershall, from
Boston, with general merchandise; Sarah Harris,
(of Boston, Woods, Portland. with salt to Swan &
Sibley Brothers, and will load potatoes probably for
Baltimore
Jan. 18TH scars Pearl, Condor, Deer Isle; Yam
kee Maid, Cooper, Camden, TO woods, Mathews &
Baker, for potatoes.
Jan. 10Th, steamer kaohdin, RoiS, Winerpori,
(and proceeded to Eostonl
Ml'NoKANnA.
Tie harbor OF Wiscassct has not been closed by
ice this season, while vessels bound there from Bal
tmore and Virginia ports have been detained for
weeks on account OF the blockade.
Portland. JAN 21--Yesterday the revenue cutter
Dallas fell in with schr Cabinet of Castinc off SOUR
rels Island, i'll helpless condition. She was struck
by the gale on the night of the 9th inst, and j IL
Stearns of Castine, one OF her crew. was blown
overheard and drowned. Capt Chase sent boat 8
crew on board the schr, weighed anchor and lowed
the vessel into Boothhay The sai!s of the schr had
been blown away by the gale, her rigging mere
mass OF ice while the crew were all badly frozen.
Had not the cutter arrived timely az SHE did the
poor fellows would certainly have persisted
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01

The Commission provided fol. by the
new Electoral Law is now complete, ex-
ceptng one member Of the Supreme court,
and is composed as follows
Senate-Alessrs. Thurman of Ohio, and Bay
ard of Delaware, Democrats: Edmunds of Yer.
mont, Frelinghuysen of New jersey, and Nor
ton of Indiana, Republicans
House-Messrs. Payne of Ohio, Hunter Of
Virginia. and Abbott of Massachusetts, Demo
crats; and Garfield OF Ohio, and Iloar of Mas
sachuseitS, Republicans.
Supreme Court = Justices Clifford Strong,
Miller and Field.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01

The Hancock Citizen has Il correspondent t
who must be thoroughly yersed in the different
dialects OF poultry language. He insists that
the "quack" of the duck is not the ''1uank' of
the goose. Can he interpret the depth and in
tensity of passionate longing which peryades
the melancholy note Of the hoot-owl? lOracIe.
Undoubtedly but loo-hoo shall he inter-
pref it
The Republican journal., 1877-02-01

The troops are being sent away from
Washington, and grim visaGed war
smooths his wrinkled front.