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Atlanta Market. B.
Atlanta Constitution, Sept. /.

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BULK. MsArs-Clear rib sides sac; clear
sides 614as1zc sakH g sac 1s@#& q .&5s
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per bush; medium, sl.0us1, 05. haN ass EeEs
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61c per 5u>b --~-zs-s- -az---
ONIo>s SLIGO.
BUTfr.RsTen nrssses. choice, paiss.
louLTRY- Spring chickens, Sal5c. a,s-s
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LIVE SFecK MAsKkT-Fennessee cattle
ch. Zee &c, se"m mon a1<a2kc, Georgia Iaisee
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Our Washington letter.
VERITAs.

Special to the REPUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20, 70.
Do the people of this Countrywide
intelligent masses who endured all the
sacrifices demanded for the suppress.
ion of n wicked and causeless rebellion
which the Democratic party had been
secretly nourishing for years and
finally precepitated; who have with
little repining endured all the business
prostration and ruin which more re-
motely but none the less surely fol-
lowed that war, and who have patient
iy and lawfully abided the return of
prosperity-do they appreciate the
full significance Of this extra session?
Do they fully appreciate the fact that
it was forced, just as confidence had
been so far restored that business was
seeking old channels, was making new
ones and promised to make this season
an exceptionally prosperous one, for
the one sole purpose of enabling the
exultant Democratic leaders to secure
a partisan advantage? There is no
pretense that all necessary legislation
might not have been inacted by the
4th inst, and the disturbing effect on
business of Congress in session have
been avoided after that date. Moth
ing stood in the way of tina: consuma-
tion but the determination to throw
down every bar to illegal voting, to
abolish every restraint on the spirit Of
mob violence at the polls, to encour-
age bulldozing and tacitly endorse the
wholesale assassinations of the past
decade, by the absolute repeal of the
u. S. election laws especially enacted
to preserve the purity of the ballot
box, to give due and full effect to the
ballot of every legal voter, and bear
ing on every section of the country
with precisely equal force. All tht
disastrous effects on rich and poor tina
are certain to grow out of an extr'
session convened under the peculiar
circumstances attending the presen
one, must be endured that this OLE
party of slavery, perjury and Treason
ofwhich it don't even pretend to hav
ever repented, may systematicall,
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Harrisburg Letter.

HARRrsBURG, March %, 1879.
ED, REPUBLICAN,
The Senate has
been discussing the Judges salary bill,
as the most prominent of their week S
work.
In the House the following bills
passed third reading; "a bill to pro-
tect fruits, gardens, growing crops and
grass, and punish trespassers.
"Au act to define and punish
tramps." This is similar to the law
in New Hampshire on that subject,
which works well there. 1t is one our
State needs badly. New York and
other states have passed laws to the
came effect recently.
The Salary Bill for reducing sala-
ries of Senators, Members and en-
ploye's about the Capitol passed
second reading. Mr.. Wheeler ofyour
county voted in favor of an amend.
ment to make the reduction in salary
apply to the present members instead
of their successors, but the amend
meut was lost.
Bill 103, Riot claims, was reached
Wednesday afternoon. Speaker Long
called Crawford of Philadelphia to the
chair and took the floor making a
speech of about an hour and half in
its favor. On Thursday morning the
Bill was taken up again, Mapes, Of
Venango, speaking against it, and
Walker of Allegheny for it. In the
afternoon Wolfe made an able speech
questioning the constitutional right Of
the State to assume Riot claims.
Speaker Long attempted to answer.
Then Hewitt of Blair offered an amend
ment providing "that when the Su-
preme Court should pronounce uncon.
stitutional the laws Of 1841 and 40,
under which Allegheny Co. was made
liable for riot losses, should decide
that the State was liable, then the
Governor shall appoint there commiss-
toner's who shall determine and settle
the amount of the riot losses ETC., as
recited in the Bill"
The new county bill, under which
Titusville hopes to be made a county
seat, has been reported favurably.
Also bill requiring Railroads to
fence their road or be liable for stock
killed by them.
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Freeborn MINI.
FREEBoRN, March Is, 1875
DE SoTo.

FREEBORN, March 10, 1879.
ED. REF UBLICAN:-
Observing in your
columns that corresponce is solicited
from all parts of the country, we will
try to give you brief account of our
six months sojourn in the "Wilds of
Minnesota"
We left "Old Forest" on the 1st of
Sep. we stopped one day and a half
at Edinboro, Erie Co., to say farewell
for the present to our brother there at
Normal School. The trip proved both
pleasant and interesting, as we passed
through almost all kinds of country,
in going about 1,100 miles from the
old native Pennsylvania, to the far
west-tbe horne of our long estranged
mother, and sister.
Arriving at Delavan, Faribault Co.,
MINI, on the 7th inst, we were not
long in finding our friends, for whom
VIC had undergone the pang of parting
with old and esteemed ecquaintances.
The next day-the eSabbath-proved
very pleasant, and we viewed for the
first time, the beautiful, rolling prai-
ries of Southern MINI. After enjoy
ing the exhilarating morning air for
an hour or so, we repaired to the
church, and there heard a good ser.
mon by blind lady, who was travel
ing from one town to another, thu.
gaining an honest livelihood.
Monday morning you should have
heard the buzzing of the threshin@
machines in all directions, many o
which were in sight. The contras
between a Pennsylvania and Minuesoti
threshing season is almost to great fo
comparison. No "chaf- pliers" il
MINI; but instead ten horse separa
tors.
After this season is over the farme
is engaged in marketing the plum
and heavy wheat; but sorry to say
commanded but 4Octs per bushel
which price was never heretofor
known in this fertile region.
We are now in Freeborn county vi.
2 iting our mother. Sabbath again an,
We accompany (for the first time i
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NeaO Advertisements.
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a writ of Levaria Fa.
ID issuedFout of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County, and TO me direct
ed, there viii be exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, at the Court House in
TiOnesta, on
MONDAY, APRIL II, A. D., 1879,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit:
Jacob ID. Anger, Trustee Of Creditors of
Titusville Savings Bank VS.. Joshua Doug
lass defendant, and the Titusyille Build
ing and Loan Association Terre Tenants,
LeVaria Facias No. 6 May term, lS70.-
S. ID. Irwin, Atty.-All that certain piece
of land situated in Tionesta township, For
est, formerly VenangO County, and State
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, tO-Wit on the north bY land
of ID, Snyder and Setley, on the east by
land formerly of Jones and heirs OLA. Nc
Calmot, on the south by lands of j. HUI
lings, and west by land tract numbers two
hundred and seventeen and two hundred
and eighteen (2l7 and 2lSj ofHolland Land
Company. Containing two hundred and
eighty-tiNe acres, more or less about fifty
acres improved with small house and
barn thereon erected.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Joshua Douglass and tho Ii
tusville Buildins and Loan Association,
| Terre Tenants, at the suit of Jacob ID. Ain
ger, Trustee of Creditors Of Titusville
| Savings Bank.
TERMS or SALE,-Tho following
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AHH G = Send 25 cents in stamps
A%%GN - k@ or currency for a new
HORSE BOOK. II treats all diseases, has
35 fine engravings showing positions as
BOOK sSed 1sbIs Of by Sgses sick i%2ro nGrs9S coi
lection of VALUABLE RECIPES, rules
for telling the age Of a horse, with an en-
craving showing teeth of each year and n
large amount of other valuable horse in
formation. DR.. VIM. II. Hall says, II
have bought books that paid S. and $40
for which do not like as well as / do
yours" SEND FOR CIRCULAR. AGENTS
WANTED. b. S. Kendall, NJ. D., Enons-
burgh Falls, Vt. mar 20 l v.
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enter upon the task of disfranchising
the Republican party South without
let or hindrauce, and that it may at
once set about the work of organizing
its armies of illegal voters in Northern
cities with a view to the campaign OF
1880, without fear Of successful inter.
ference by Federal authorities, And
finally, do they understand that
almost the fret work after organiza.
tion was to add another to the long
partisan outrages which have been
perpetrated in contested cases without
the slightest regard to facts, law or
equity, since Democracy's restoration
in the House? {?
Despite the free whiskoy, the aid of
braggarts, the championship of tho
party bullies, the advocacy of the
lobby and its tools and the eclat i'm.
parted to Blackburn's canvass to the
more dsreputable elements of the
party, Randall was enabled to win
easily over his Democratic competitor.
And though the latter is stalwarthy
partisan; though his rulings and
decisions have been openly in con-
tempt of the impartial position the
Speaker should occupy; though his
votes on occasions Of close contest
have been of more than doubtful pro-
priety, about everybody estimating
Blackburn's antecedeuts, the present
direction of his sympathies and the
character Of his following from loyal
standpoint, reioices al the election of
Randall as infinitely the least Of two
evils that menacod us. Those, espec-
tally, who have fought the fiat delu-
sion, are particularly gratifed, as
Blackburn's election would doubtless
have been constructed as confering the
widest license in the way of financial
tinkering and experiment.
Only one of the little handful of
greenbackers rs-Ladd, of Maine, and a
double and twisted Bourbon-could
be brought to endorse the enormity of
seating the Democratic contestant
from the 2nd Florida district. All
honor to the others for their maiden
vote in behalf of justice and equity.
1t is generally believed the Presi.
dent will veto the repeal of the elec-
tion laws, but speculation beyond that
takes the widest range. 1t seems the
general feeling TO confne legislation
to the appropriation bills and the po-
litical amendments attached during
the last session.
The Cameron Oliver suit has resul.
ted disastrously to the ancient com,
plainant by the production of her legal
husband in court.
DE SoTo.
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fourteen years. our mother and sister
TO the house of God.
Winter is now almost upon us, and
soon the grass, scar and brown, will
be covered with "the beautiful" But,
alas for the sleighipg,-it is buggy,
for the snow remained but da1 or
two, there being but an inch or two at
any one time. Indeed We have had
but the small amount of nine or ten
inches in all.
Winter spent and lively times,
March is here, and the farmers are
plowing, dragging or sowing grain, as
their circumstances may necessitate.
Some were fortunate enough to have
completed their preparations for the
coming seedtime, in the fall, but others
were not. However, all will be in
fine growing order in less than forty
days. We do not think that Forest
county can compare with this country,
and would advise all young men as
did Horace Greeley, "Go West young
man go Westw
Respectfully Yours,
B. j. REYNOLDS.
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NOTICE.
90 St..

Wheras, George Ittel, of Barnett
Township Forest County, Pa, having
in his possession seven cows one bull,
one year old; three steers, one year
old; three heifers, one year old; one
heifer, two years old, and twelve sheep,
which belong to me, l hereby forbid
any one from interfering with the
same.
A. Cook.
Cooksburg, Pa, March 4, 1879.
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All persons are cautioned against
CUTTING TIMBER or otherwise
trespassing upon the following lands,
viz: Warrants 1852, 1853, 1854. 1853,
$3.50, situated near Marienville, in
Jenks township, Forest Co., Pa.
THE OWNERS.
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My daughter twelve years old,
complained of headache and her skin
was dark yellow; also the whites of
her eyes were very yellow. We all
said she had the Jaundice. l bought
a bottle of Borosma, Buchu, Back
ache, Liver and Kidney Cure, and Il
box of Dandelion and Mandrake Pills,
and by the time the medicine was used
she came to her right color again in a
week or ten days. call it a good
medicine. 1t did the business up right.
HENRY HOOVER.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ii
tusville, Pa.
Troy Township, (P. 0. Diamond y
May 26, 1877,
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tiouesta,
Pa. SO 2t.
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Morris, the Tailor in Oil City,
has just received his spring stock OF
wollen goods, which he will make up
cheaper than any Tailor in the Oil
Regions. Come and leave your order
for a suit. Opposite the Post Office,
Sycamore st. 90 5t.
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must he strictly compiled with when tho
property is stricken down:
l. Whom the plaintiff or other lien crod-
itors becoue the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid. and list or liens
including mortgage searches on the prop
erty sold, together with such lion credit
or's receipts for tho amount OF the pro-
goods of the sale or such portion thereof as
he may claim, must be furnished the
Sheriff.
.. All bids must be paid i'm full.
3. All sales not settled Immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. M, of the
day of sale, at which time all property not
settled for will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk Of the person to
whom first sold.
%See Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
page g and Smiths Forms, page 3S4.
G. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Tiouesta, Pa., March "a, 40.
ID ECETPTS AND EXPENDITURES
IL of Harmony Township School Dis
trict for the year ending June 1st, 1878.
JOHN WOODCOCK Treasurer,
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THIRTY ACRES,

In jerks Township, Forest county; ten
acres cleared; small orchard growing 4.
comfortable house well watered. Cheap
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We the undersigned Auditors of Har-
mony Township, Forest County, Pa, have
examined the foregoing accounts, and find
them correct, to tho best Of our knowl-
edge.e
VIM. Y. SIGGINS. ,,.,,4.u.
JAMES +. CONNELLY, Auditors
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a BUILDING LOT

I'm Iionesta Borough, near the Court
House, \ splendid business location.
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SIXTY ACRES,

One mile from Neilltown; about 10 or 20
acres cleared, partly fenced. Some good
oak on the balance.
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A FARM OF l52 ACRES,
A FARM OF 200 ACRES,

In Kingsley Township, this county,
known as the d. Harrington farm, About
40 acres cleared; good barn; small
orchard; house in fair condition we'll
fenced. A fine lot Of Pine and Hemlock
timber on the uncleared part.
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B. j. REYNOLDS.
i. G.. REYNOLDS.

Large and Small Clover Seed
Timothy Seed, and Landretbs Garden
Seeds at
81 3. RoBGNsoN q BoNNER's.
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Pants to order for $3.50; fine
dress pants, French goods $3.50, by
Morris the Tailor Oil City Pa. Soft.
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FORTY ACRES,

Near Trunlleyville, Forest county. Part
OF the Daniel Jones place. win sell cheap.
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.. w. CLARK,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TIONESTA, PA,
Has now for sale the Following:
12O ACRES,

Stewarts Run, 81 miles from Tionesta /;
40 acres cleared ; good barn; frame house |;
small orchard; fences good; splendid
water. VIII be sold at a bargain for cash.
ALARM OF 1852 ACRES,
Three and n half miles East of Kittanning,
in Armstrong county, known as the Rob-
inson Farm. All under fence; splendid
farm house and barn, and all necessary
out-buildings. Well watered We'll adapt
cd for raising of crops or stock, and I'M
derlaid with a 4-foot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limestone.
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Self Raising Pan Cake Flour at
Robinson q Bonner. Try it. 3t.
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HARRIsBURG, March %, 1879.
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CAUTION.

Cooksburg, Pa, March 4, 1879.
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xexas, a

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waifsr. pie aus folsenbem gsri@t btr
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tintm pstftlbsn ben bort aaisetdufta
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Maia unb GcnS.sb fef, eie aHtsre blsist
bigtaT PsR. WaateWtSu6,sx an Commerce
Cir, atdsa. wirb absr frsissmadt. Der
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Das Da6er nett i.bt I'M &s1sr bss 3rn.
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pertaftst, Der ieine DtisttYsrsnnsrst ger
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pie um fe hasurh 3u isin.m Gisentbun
su rsibsn. Die &letnsn riitrten l1 niht
3u fef tislt Der S&laf Re umiausen.
unb LANCER nod itanbsn bic Dieber'
pereinisten Dor ben liebliden 3!nbern.
pslhen Bic matte Beleudtuns elnen sleid,
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Nltar In ben beieen 6er,en sslobt purbt,
es tonnts nur Elm @liif befessln, 1dSner,
bfRanbiser. ais Is faum In ben 3eiten
itiirmiid aufiauh,enbtr erftr 9sbe ssabnt.
fir mGslid setaltsn wurpe. Die sessn>
leittse 3uneiauna mar bttiel6s, pie Dor
Satren; allein Ts mar s.rsift, setiutert
bur6 eebenserfabrunaen, wslhe ibnsn bic
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rdbrten. = -
Captain @aaer unb be @einia.n ma
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ten. Das am foleenb.n Wuratn BON @l.
ben terauf eintrsf.nbe Dampfbot iotlte ae
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UNI am Slide aui,umarten unb 1onlliae
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Office Der vGrsien Yte6t"' l9D.
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