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The highest musical authorities, as well
us all who have purchased the Beatty P
ano, are equally charmed with its beauty
and purity oftOne. The manufacturer h:
succeeded in imparting to it roundness.
iu'lncss and richness of tone, perfectly as
tonisi'ing. None should be without one.
See his advertisement Address Daniel
T. Beatty. Washington. Nj. 49-4t
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p. I. Bsraunl. xhO is advertising his
Southern California ranch and the stock
thereon Tor sale, ia an Eastern paper. says:
The late lion. Horace Greeley remarked
that 'as OK could he raised here about as
cheap asa hen 4 working oyersser and
,hree or four men ear conduct the whole
enterprise This looks good deal like
= slr ~ the hen n. !3p ~ .'
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Latest TeIegrams.
Army Appropriations.

l.
WAsHrNGT0N, Nov. 2.-The Commute,
on Appropriations this morning completed
the army appropriation bill on the basis Of
providing pay for the actual number O.
men in the service, which the committee
understood is something less than So, goo
A clause Is inserted in the bill to prohibit
any recruiting above the mentioned limit
during the current fiscal year.
A Terrible Battle.-TwO Hundred Of
hcers Killed.
LoNDON, November "A special from
Bogot, about eight miles south of Plevna,
has the following: The Car arrived here
on the 9th of October. The Grand Duke
Nicholas has his headquarters here. Gen.
.Todleben is at Euchenitz with his staff
the Prince of ROumania's headquarters are
at Porodine. The attack on Tebische.
simultaneously with the capture of Du-
bulk on the 9th ut.. was leplllsed, with
the loss Of one Thousand men. The loss
at Dubuik was Three thousand men. Every
brigade and rpgimental commander was
killed or wounded. and as nearly all the Of
ticers Of the guards are personally known
at headquarters. Tie fact that two hundred
officers have been placed hors de con,bat
has cast 4 deep gloom over the staff al
Bogot.
The bombar,lmcnt Of Plevna continues
in a desult"ry way. a special dispatch
from Shumll says that S!istria is threaten
ed with investment, but it is exceedingly
garrison is commanded by Selam;c Pasla.
one Of the ablest Turkish generals.
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important Announcement.
go On Price GO M
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For 1878.

In consideration Of the continued hard time.
and wishing to increase knowledge of and in
ieresf in Phreaoiogy and Health Reform it has
been deemed best to reduce the price Of
The chronological Journal
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this change will not be in proportion 10 the re-
duc'lon in price, while the quality of reading
matter, scientific and miscellaneous, will be
more Than maintained. Each Of the seyeral i'm
por'anf departments will be retained, and no ex-
pense spared to make the Journal the best and
most useful publication for general circulation.
ms heduced Price will place it within
me reach OF all, and will result in greatly in
creased list of subscribers, and as an incentive
for immediate subscriptions for 1878, we Offer
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MADE OF CHEMICAL pADrR

"Quiekly copies any writing WlTIIOIIT w.t.r
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office. For ladies wishing to retain COPIES Of
letters, every hssinss. man. clergyman, cores. 3.
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We have full line of ladies' goods. embrac-
iny as complete an assortment as can lie found in
this market, all of which is marked down at =
very low per cent. of profit. Old customers will
q I'd us up to the times, and new ones are invited
to call aud examine goods and losrn prices
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Thousands Of Envelopes Of all eo0t NJ, nc
Heads, Note Heads, Hand Bile, .os "a
Lading, Bill Heads, Statements pu. .-, ii.
Cards, Visiting Cards. Clcre% ~
Tickets, Programmes, DIED. :,
Posters, Etc, of All h'""
and prices gotten up nsa'' e.
~, on short notice and f
at the very lowest t
living rates. f
w. tt
4,
10 -.a I
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rl r ,5rrTa.'- 'a' i
1--WE " AN EARLY e~.
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In consideration Of the continued hard times.
and wishing to increase a knowledge of and in
ierest in Phreaoiogy and Health Reform. il has
been deemed best to reduce the price Of
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-08

lost several fortunes trying to devcl-
ope the copper mines in which Rev.
Lloyd and Ralph Roberts took so
much interest ? what though our in
exhaustable coal mines lie undevelOp-
cd in order to supply future genera
tions with fuel ? what if the millions
of tons Of iron ore which peep forth OH
a thousand hills within our borders,
are never, during our day and genera
ton, to make anybody fortune ?
what if the lakes of oil which lubri.
cate the sandstone beneath us, are not
found for year or two? What Of all
thisi Have we not KAoLIN ? OF
course we have, and not only have we
kaoliD, but we have it in II purer state
than the best vein heretofore found in
the United States-purer than Chcs
ter County, from whence it was, will
profit exported to England Ther
why do we pine? Why do we sorrow
Why do we talk of hard times, anC
the high price of -four? Have we no
kaolin a.? Certainly. Therefore, no NOR,
repining. Let our watchword b
"Kaolin and the Konstitution, ant
let Us press forward with confidence t.
wealth, usefulness and power.
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ANOTHER EXCURSION.

Mr.. +. NJ. Garfield, one Of the man
ayers of the Chautauqua excursion last
summer, and manager Of the lake ex-
cursion from Fair Point to James.
town on Saturday last, has in cOntem-
patton an excursion, starting from
this point, over the same ground (and
huid), in about two weeks from next
Friday or Saturday. This will be
more especially young folks excur-
sion, band accompanying, and am.
pie opportunity will he given to ''tread
the May" and to "shake the light
fantastic" The excursion, Mr.. Can
field now thinks, will start from To
nesta at about s o'clock in tho morn.
ing, arriving at Fair Point about noon.
| There the excursionists can picnic,
boat.ride, swing, run foot-races, &C.,
until about o'clock p. IN. when they
will embark for jamestown in Il steam
er, and after some hours Of stay there
come back over the lake to MayyillC
by moonlight, and thence home. Ii
fact, the idea is young folks moon
light excursion. The fare will be thc
same from all points, and will cove
all expenses for the round trip, excep
eatables, which are supposed to b.
taken along from home. Due mott,
will be given Of the time, rate, &c, il
this paper. Look out for the an
nOuncement.
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Lacytown Correspondence.

LACYTowN, Aug. 7, 1877.
ED. REPUBLICAN,
AS strikes seem to
be the order of the day, the men EN-.
ployed on the railroad up Little Coon
have fallen in the line of march. A
heavy strike has been in progress for
the past week. The consequences are,
that great many sticks of timber
have been spiked to their proper
places.
Mrs. G. D. Ackerly and Mrs. j. r.
Mulkie and children Of Union City,
Erie county, who have been visiting
at Mr.. Arner's for the past two weeks
returned to their homes to. day.
Alba, son of James Chilled, has
been very sick for the past three weeks
also Mrs. Button both are slowly re-
covering at present, under the care Of
DR.. Coburn.
The croquet ground seemed to hold
the most attraction for certain parties
from Tionesta last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Emmett Lacy of Warren, paid
our town visit on his way to his faith
er's mill, situated above the Galenza
mills.
Mr.. L. Klein, of Tidioute, was il
our town few days ago.
j. B. Ilagerty starts for Cincinnati
to-day, to attend to some lumber lef
there for sale some time ago; will b.
absent about one week.
MARX
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President ,J1tdGc--L. ID. WErMoRE.
Issociute JNdgeS-J0s. G.. DALE, Eo-
WARD KERR.
Trodsurer-S, j. SETLEY.
Prothonotdrg, Register &c Recorder, &c. --
}. w. CLARK.
ShcrjD-JUsTTs SuAwKEY.
NCOBiniiSSi0NeTS--E BERLIN, ISAAC
IoIG, JoUN RECK.
CotVtfy SHperiHteHdeat-lI. S. BROCK
WAY. a
District, 4 tf0rney--S. y. IRWIN.
.JurU COmqiSSi0Rers--H. n, TOwNER
LYMAN Cook.
County lS5trUeVor--T. y, COLLINS.
Coroner--M. ITrEL, JR~
county Auditors--NIcnoLAs THoMP'
soN, J. IL. NELL, II. A. XCENDELL.
Member Of Congress Gro. A. JENKS.
ASSemblv--J. Il. AaNEw.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-08

THE Or. CITY DAILY DERRICK will boz
gin the new year with n larger circulation
than ever attained by any daily newsp tper
in Pennsylvania outside Of the large cities.
It has gained this by giving all the freshs
est news, and sparing no expense in ob-
tanning items. 1t has correspondents iT1
every portion of the Oil Region, besides
several reporters who are constantly travr
cling. The proprietors, editors and re-
portorial staff, are all young and energetic
men, whose aim is to make the Derrick
the leading newspaper of Western Penn-
sylvania.
The DERRICK will be better than eyeF
for 1877. 1t will have special reporters IA
Washington and Harrisburg. who vii
send daily specials of all important events
Its readers will be kept posted on all thf
political news of the day, as reported from
an independent standpoint, while larga
rhportorial force win keep them informef
on local matters. 1t will also, as it doc
now, take the lead in discussing questiol
of importance TO Oilmen, and work taiif
fully for the interest of the Oil Region.
will maintain its position as authority N
oil statistics, and its market quOtatiOM
will always be found reliable.
If you want spicy reading, fresh new
information concerning the Oil Regio|
and red-hot paper, subscribe for the o.
CLTY DAILY DERRICK. Terms, $40 pif
year; SIX months So; 81 month in Al
vance. w. II. LONGNELL q co,
80 st Publishers, Oil City, ~
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a GREAT OEEERl I'VE we VIII Enld dagilins sinsss

dispose Of 100 Pianos and Organs, new and
secondhand of fIrst-class makers includ-
ing Waters at lower prices for cash or in
stallments or to let until paid for than ev
er before offered. Waters Grand Square
and Upright Pianos and Organs (includ-
ing their new Sovneir and Boudoir) are
the best made. Octave Pianos $3.50. II
do Sl60 not used year. ''2' Stop Organs
$50, 4Stops SOS. Stops S67. StoI S75.
10 Stops $SS. - Stops 500 cash, not used
year. in perfect order and warranted.
Local trave ing agents wanted. Illustra-
ted Catalogues Mailed. A liberal discount
to Teachers. Ministers, Churches, etc.
Sheet music at half price. Horare Waters
* Sons, Manufacturers, and Dealers, 40
East 18th ST., Union square, n. y. IA
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MARX.

On Saturday while the excursion
was going on, dispatch went over the
wires to the effect that the steamer
"Mayville" had sunk with 500 pas
sengers aboard. Then there was some
anxiety displayed in this section. Thir-
ty.eight passengers had got on the
excursion train at this point, and as
it was known that they would take the
steamer "Mayville" from Mayville to
Fair Point, there seemed to be good
reason for apprehension. 1t is need
less to say that the telegram conveyed
false impression, which is explained
as follows; The agent ofthe Associa-
ted Press at Mayville just after the
excursionists had started for Fair
Point, sent a message over the wires
saying that "the steamer 'MayvilIe'
had Just gone down the lake with 500
passengers" In some way the opera
tor at Dunkirk got it mixed, and sent
it as follows: "The steamer 'Mayville'
has just gone down IN the lake with
500 passengers" A little telegraph
ing settled the matter, and before long
it was known that nobody was drown
ed, and everybody was happy again.
Pearson Church, Esq, of Mead
willie has been nominated by the DEM
ocracy Of Crawford County for the
position of President Judge. In Tit
usville it appears that there IS good
deal of dissatisfaction in regard to the
nomination. Mr.. Plummer, the "boss"
Democratic orator Of Crawford, pre-
vious to the nomination expressed his
determination, in case Church WAS
nominated, to stump the county for
Henderson. If he does 50, it looks as
if Henderson would have an easy vic
tory in the fall. So may it be.
The Foxburg, ST. Petersburg &
Clarion Railroad was informally open
ed from Foxburg to St. Petersburg on
Friday last, by an excursion Of the
officers and stockholders over the road.
The officers promise the completion Of
the road to Turkey City at an early
day. The work on the road, which
by the way, is narrow gauge, is be-
ing done by experienced men, and
that part which is completed is said tC
be even, smooth anl solid
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-08

WHhlQ is not easily earned in these times
MIL but it can be ma le in three months
WIFE by any one of either sex, in any
part of the country who is willing to work
steadily at the employment that we fur
nish. $3.50 per week in your own town.
You need not be away from home ovor
night. You can give your whole time to
the work or only your spare moments. It
costs nothing to try the business. Terms
and So Outfit free. Address at once. IT.
HALLETT d Co., Portland, Maine. 4i-ly
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NeaU Advertisements.
Administrative Notice.

T etters Of Administration on the es =
Ltate of John A. Dale late of the Bor-
ough ofTionesta, Forest County, doceas-
ed, having been this day granted to the
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate To make
immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same will
present them to the undersigned proper
iy authenticated for settlement
st +. c. DALE, Administrators.
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The BLACK Hills,

BY II. N Mcguire, who has spent IL
wears in this region. Latest accounts of
Gold and Silver prospects, Agricultural
and Grazing resources, Climate, Hunting,
Fishing Indians, and Settlers adventures
with them. Mining and Wild Western
Life, the Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers, mo-
bic scenery. immense Gorgcs, etc, With
q fine illustrations, and new map. Prico
only 10 cents. Sold by all Newsdealers,
or sent postpaid for II cents by Donnel
ley, Lloyd d Co., Publishers, Chicago, Ill,
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Presbyterian Church, on Sunday next,
morning and evening. Sabbath School
at o'clock +. NJ.
r Murphy, the Tailor is rushed with
business, and has been forced to send
off for assistance. He seems to be Civ
ing satisfaction to his customers.
A. B. Kelly Esq, departed for
Louisville this morning to look after
the interests of the firm there. He will
be absent week or such a matter.
--Derickson & Co., moved their
store into the Haslot store.room last
week. Their new advertisement will
appear shortly.
M. Smith the jeweler who once
run shop here, was at Deadwood,
Black Hills, few weeks ago. lie
doesn't like it there, md will come
back to the States.
"A driller named Patrick Mcclure,
took laudanum and ratsbans on Mon
day last, at Edenburg, and died from
the effects thereof A coruner's jury
found u verdict in accordance with the
facts
"A correspondent of the Derrick,
from Meadville complains loudly of
the inefiiciency Of the police in that
city. The Meadville Republican calls
on one of the policemen ID resign his
position OH the force.
III. w. Roberts desires us to in
form the people Of this vicinity that
he has leased Dlum's Wagon Shop
and is prepared to do anything in the
line, from building new wagon oil
buggy to repairing an old one. He
hus brought on new and good stock
and warrants his work.
The Republican Convention o
Ohio last week met and nominated th'
f,llowing ticket For Governor, w
III. West; Lieutenant Governor, Ferd
Vogeler Supreme Judge, W. II. John
son; Attorney General, Geo. X. Nash
Clerk of Supreme Court, Dwight Crow
ell School Commissioner, ]. I. Du
l,ens Member Of Board Of Publ
Works, A. w. Luckey.
Jay Gould was struck by mar
who was ION the strike" in New iorI
last week. After striking him a fo'
times, the operator picked him up an
threw him eight et,-and might hav
thrown him further if he hadn't bee
afraid of knocking over peanut stan
in the road. Jay had been tryin
"ways that are dark on another stoc
gambler, and got caught at it.
Boy Losr.-Samuel Lester Henr.
aged fourteen years, left his home
this city on the first of February, sine
which time he has not been hear
from. Any Information as to h
whereabouts will be thankfully r
ceived by his mother, Mrs. Almen
Henry, Franklin, Pa. Papers cep,
ing this notice will confer favor uI
on a worthy widow lady.-Tenan!
Spectator.
The sporting fraternity seems
be at stand.still at present. We ha'
not heard of fish being caught, e!
cept from an old fish -peddler, wi
comes through here occasionally Il
several weeks. We have only hear
of one woodcock being killed here tn
season and that one wasn't sticklI
to the side of tree, as il was said oI
was which was killed during the mate
hunt last fall. In fact the attentiC
Of all those who have nothing else
do seems to he given 70 killing rattI
understanding St. Patricks of theT
selves. About lhe first Of next mont
iflhe squirrels are plenty. the fun "
begin,
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Ths Goytst 8spublitaa.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Burgess--Q. w. ROBINSON.
Councilmen--P. u. Thomas, =. j. Setloy
VIM. Richards, y. S. Knox, A. Is. Kelly,
G. A. Randall.
justices OF the Podce--D. $. Knox, G. A..
Randall
CORstdble-H. Swaggart
School Directors-H. ". May, II. o. Da-
Wis, q. w. Robinson, T. J. Van Giesen, D.
w, Clark, w. X. Dunn.
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j. NJ. MURPHY,
TAILOR,
TIONESTA. PA.

Mr.. j. NJ. Murphy, late of New York
City, has taken rooms in the Acomb Bull
ding, over Derickson & Co.'s store, and is
prepared to do anything in the line in
first-class manner. He has held the posi-
ton of Cutter in some of the best houses
in England and the United States, and is
confident that he can give satisfaction.
Suits cut and made from $40 to Sl2 and fits
guaranteed. Competition defied. 15-6m
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Notice.

ITO all whom it may concern take no
j. tice that have made an application
to Hon. VIM. McCandless, Secretary of
Internal Affairs for warrant TO lay on a
vacant piece of land situated in Hickory
Township, Forest County Pa, adjoining
land Of Il. Walker on the east, of McAtee
AZ Co, on the south, warrant No. 5000 on
tho west, and warrant No. 5l90 on the
north. uEMAN Ii. KELLER.
At July 81, 1877.
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Allan Pinkertons great te1
MOLLY MAoUIREs AND THE BEfN
is now ready for agents and atlfaofiH bel
It is ono of the most wonderful and nI4
sorbing books ever written. large, eIe~
gantly bound volume, nearly COO pages,
and 4S intensely interesting engravings.
The easiest and quickest book to soil over
seen.
For terms, circulars and territory adj
dress G.. w. CARLETON @ Co,
1O-4t Publishers, n. Y.
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DIHM0C75-octav fine rosewood (not
LIHNOSused over six months), only
npEkNCSl3O; cost $3.50. New Pianos
Otl0AN Sat wholesale. Great bargains.
Nearly new, $50; 2 stops, Si5; stops $50; q
stops 800; stops $780, 8 stops, $65; II stops,
$h5 to S75. Rare opportunities. New or,
gans at wholesale. Beware imitations.
Best offer ever made, READ. SeHt on to
10 davs' test trial. Money refunded and
freight paid both ways if unsatisfactory
Est. 1856. Agents Wanted. Discounts to-
Teachers, Ministers. dc. Address dana
TEL L. BEATTY, Washington, New Jer-
Sey. Ill
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9E Fancy Mixed Cards, 1Oc. postpaid.
10 Address j. w. Brockway q Co., Will
son, Niagara Co, n. Y. u 4
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OPIUM HABIT.

Permanent cures guaranteed in both.
Send stamp for evidence. Ask druggists
for it. Address BEERS & CO., Birming-
ham. Conn. IL 4t