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eooD-BYE.

Eleven years ago yesterday I landed
in Tionesta, and with the exception of
about eighteen months spent in the
West, have since made this place my
home. During my stay l have en-.
deavored earnestly to preserve harmo-
ny in the party. and to advocate Re.
publican principles. Many have APP
preciated my efforts some have not.
/ have made several friends, and some
enemies. From the first l shall part
with feelings of sorrow and profound
regret; from the latter / can withdraw
without any visible effort. | hope
that each class will be rewarded here
and hereafter according to its merits.
And now turn my face from the
scenes and friends which have occu-
pied nearly one.third of my days, to
make new start somewhere in the
world outside, trusting that nothing
that l shall do hereafter shall cause
my friends to regret our friendly re-
lations here, or change their good
opinion of me.
have disposed of the Republican
office to Mr.. j. E. Wenk, who will
conduct the paper hereafter in the in
terest of the Republican party, and
have arranged with him to fill out the
time of all subscriptions paid in ad.
vance. Mr.. Wenk has been associated
with ne, both as printer aud assistant
for ten years, and is well qualified to
issue first.class paper. | cordially
recommend him to the good offices of
the people of Forest county.
In my editorial capacity, therefore,
bid you, one and all, last Good
Bye. VI. r. DUNN.
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contest as this mad come to be, were
arts only practicable with the adroit
politician, strikes the average obser-
yer as rather narrow grounds upon
which to base a promotion from the
head of the Treasury to four years in
the White House. And lastly, if the
outcome of this squabble teaches a
much needed lesson to the effect that
subordinate Federal positions were not
designed as mere appendages of the
Senatorial Office it will not be regard
ed as an unmixed evil in many quar-
ters where confirmation was opposed.
The purpose of the pitiable lodges
resorted to by the Potter Democrats
to consume time, we've too apparent to
deceive any but the most credulous
Days of session nearing its close
were devoted to points having only
the slightest bearing on the real mat
ter to be investigated. The concerted
howl of the Democratic press over the
criminal completely of prominent Re-
publicans based on insinuations hav-
ing DO foundation in fact, strengthen
the suspicion that they were put out
from headquarters here to divert at
tention from the waste of time of
which Potter and associates have been
guilty. The course pursued is ration
ally explainable only on the theory
that it was desired to consume all the
balance of the session before the real
culprits could be reached Mr.. Smith
Weeds admission that the kilograms
as interpreted by the Tribune are sub
stantially correct, has startled the
leaders here like an electric shock.
Although it is sought to anticipate
and defeat favorable action by the use
of opproblious names, the report of the
Senate Post Office Committee recon.
mending that $150,000 be paid each
of two lines of steamers for carrying
the mail to and from Brazl-one from
New York, the other from New Or.
leans-has greatly encouraged large
class of intelligent men who believe
that the shortest cut to the building Of
our foreign trade and the re.establish-
ment of our old.time supremacy and
commercial and maritime power.
Just as Bourbonism had partially
recovered from Bragg's blow Mills
prances in from the Southern end of the
line and smites it on the other cheek,
accusing it of being responsible for
Clusters death and summing up all its
stupid raids on the Army. But the
proposition to reduce is dead for this
session.
M, GOrrO
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Hon. L. d. Wetmore,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Ter
miner, in and for the county of Forest, has
issued his precept for holding Court of
Common Pleas, Quarter Sessions and
Oyer and Terminer at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Feb. next, being the
oath day of Feb. 1879. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, TO do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that arc
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un-
der my hand and seal this Goth day Of
January, a. d. 1879.
G. a. RANDALL, Sheriff.
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Our Washington Letter.
Special to the REPUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 6, 10.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 6, 10.
The joint victory over Senator
Conkling in the confirmation last
Monday of Gcn'l Merritt, was achieved
by vote Of 33 to "a. Among the
ayes we're 13 Republicans and 20
Democrats. Of the nays IS were Re.
publicans, Democrats aud l "Inde-
pendent" Mr.. Burt's majority as
Naval Officer was 13. Senator Me-
Millin's course in voting to reject the
nominations as a member of the Com.
mittee Of Commerce and then voting
to confirm, is severely commented on
among men of all parties. 1t seems
improbable that any facts could have
come to his knowledge between the
two votes justifying such an abrupt
change of convictions on a matter, as
claimed, of national importance; and
to say that he is charged with stulti-
fcation is only giving currency to the
mildest form of the reproaches heaped
on him. In view of the uniform ten
dency of human nature to look vigi-
lantly after the interests of number
one, the criticisms on the course of
the victors in taking every advantage
of their position to avoid a Waterloo
defeat, seems puerile. Who can recall
an instance in this cut-throat game of
politics in which the reverse policy has
been observed? If only those without
sin in this respect cast stones the bonn
bardment cannot be serious. On the
other hand, and insinuating nothing
against Merritt or Burt, congratula-
tions over their confirmation as a great
victory for "Civil Service Reform"
seems equally childish and irrelevant
in the face of facts showing that the
dispute had narrowed down to pure
ly personal contest, whatever the mo-
tives that first suggested the removal
of Arthur and Cornell. It is not ex-
aggerating to say that the reading of
letters received by Arthur from the
President and Cabinet Officers sug.
gesting or debating the appointment
Of this, that and the other, seemed
hardly to justify the fluctuations heard
only recently of the "disestablishment
of the political machine" That nam
ing Howard, the Presidential bio
grapher for place which was clearly
forbidden under the rules promulgat-
ed for the government Of appointments
and promotions in the Civil Service,
and another in behalf Of Justice Brad
ley's son we're specially comforting to
Democrats always looking for new
clubs to beat out the brains Of the
Administration, aud to cynical Re
pnblicans who pretend rot to see the
astonishing progress made by reform"
since March 4, 1877. 1t may be said
too, that a personal triumph in such a
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Trial List for February Term
1879.
PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE, !
FOREST Co., PA

No. Tr. Yr.
l CD. Anger Trustee vs.Josh-
ma Douglass ct al 10 Dec. II
2 J. r. Jones VS.. frank Barr May 7S
3 Edward Jones vs.. John Pc
terson % May rs
Jacob Helm VS.. J. S. Hood Z Feb. rs
3 Calvin G. Hinkley VS.. War
rem Hutton ct al 2 Sep. 7S
County of Forest VS.. A. J.
Siggns ct al Overseers 23 May 7S
Ephriam Ruhlman VS.. j. Il.
overlander So Sep. rs
Administrators of Winans
estate VS.. r.. NJ. Carson 3S Sep. rs
8 Warren S. Hutton VS.. j. NJ.
Kepler Sc Sep. rs
10 Administrators of Winans
estate VS.. Jos. Harrison Is Dec rs
II j. M. Kepler VS.. Warren S.
Hutton I3 Dec. rs
Welsh so Dec. rs
13 John McCarty ct al VS.. L. p.
Davis ct al u Dec. 70
ii j. Welsh VS.. III. Southard ct
al Dec rs
Is j. Sharkey VS., II. Southard
ct al Dec rs
l6 Julius Berkimna VS.. d. w.
Agnew 81 Dee. rs
j. SHAWKEY, PrOthOnotary.
TiOnesta, Jan. %, 1873.
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-Kunkel's "Parfume de Paris" the
pleasantest and most delightful per.
fume extant, for sale at Bovaro 8.
Price 70 cts. per bottle. This is no
cheap, scented trumpery, but is stan
dard and lasting article. IT,
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For Sale.

Thirty acres of good land, the upper
part Of the Waldo Farm, on Stewards
Run, Venango Co., will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply to
w. RICHARDS,
If. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
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Tavern Licinse.

THE following applications for License
i have been filed to February Sessions,
1879. Date of filing, Jan. Il, 1879:
Leonard Agnew. Tionesta Boro.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, Jan. 27. 1873.
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APPEAL NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
TON EsTA, PA, Jan 9, 1879.

TIoNEsTA, PA, Jan 8, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Conn
IN missioners of Forest County will meet
at their Office in the Court House in Tio-
nesta Borough, on the 5th and 9th of Feb
ruary, for the purpose of holding appeals
from the assessment Of 1879.
BY order of Co. Commissioners.
j. Z. BRENNAN. Clerk.
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NOTEdnl.

I IST OF RETAILERS of Merchandise,
II Liquors, Nc, In the County of Forest,
state of Pennsylvania, for the year, A. d.
1879:
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Appeals will be held in the office of the
County Treasurer, in Tionosta Borough,
on Friday, the 2Sth day Of Feb, A. ID.
1870. JAMES SWAILES,
Mercantile Appraiser.
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--Kunko's "Des Fleur De Alpes,
a delicious perfume for the handker-
chief. Price 20 cts. per bottle Do
not waste your money on "cheap"
perfumery the best is the cheapest.
For sale at Bovard's. IT,
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Notice.

PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE,
FOREST COUNTY, Pa, Jan. %, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
drawn to serve as Grand Jurors at the
February Term 1879, need not attend.
By ORDER OF COURT.
J. SHAWKEY. ProthY.
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--Sheldons Spoilers aud Readers.
Feltons Arithmetic, and Guyots Ge
ograpys, and Patent Copy Books at
Robinson q Bonner. Ct.
M. Wilk, Jeweler, of Tidioute, of.
fers his entire stock at lower prices
than the same goods have ever been
purchased, here or elsewhere. Give
him call. IF.
Fresh buckwheat -four from new
buck wheat, at Robinson & Bonner's.-3 g
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"A P. Rowell Dc Co., Al Park Row, N. Y,
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AssEGNEE's SALE.

In pursuance of an order of the United
States District Court, in and for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania, the under-
signed assignee of the Superior Lumber
Company will on
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TO County orders drawn................;
ISAAC LONG.
70 County ordma drawn. .................
JOHN REcK.
70 County order drawn.
.S2l8 90 BY balance due last settlement ......
" so dnvs services. ces......................ss..
" AZ miles travel ................4.....!..
S2I5 90


the undersigned Auditors of
set
January A. D. 1879.
Attest: F. COPELAND, tIns.i County Auai1
J. Z. EIsEyFAE, Clerk. N. THOMPSON, ti~siJ
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WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Treasurer of For
tion Fund of said County for the W
TO emit reed from $. J. Setley. ,70I Gs B
Individuals. 5,l75 81
$50 20
TO Balance. eco 81
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Y county bonds rodoemeI
orders
Co. & bridgocup0nsr red NeI||
seated lands roturned
bridge -Sa..4.l.. .l'...
exOncrations ... s.
Reminding orders
per ct. abetemcnt or
- per Ct. on Si5. .OOn.0O o0|hf
bonds redeemed .........
81 per ct. on 81, l6l.3S couN
orders redeemed ..........
"a per ct. 81 ,S95 county cul00
rcdeeuled led.......,............
81 per ct. on Sl24. l6 rofuul
orders redeemed .............
81 per ct. 81, ,27D. .45 recumrf
81 per Ct. on S44.35 llick4
Up. building orders redea5I|.
"a per ct. ON S75.2i rione
boro school orders rodesn
balance on road fund OF l4
nesta b0ro,...,"........4....
Balance ......... ...... .......,-s......s
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

encrs upon the mind. such temperature, wind nnd
atmospheric pressure aud he made careful eicuon i
his food writing out dav orders for the compost
ton of his meals Any carelessness IN the preparation
of the dishes such overdope roast, would MAKE
him So angry that he would som times suk ia his room
for days shutting everybody out His wife di not dle
10 show the slightest trace Of jealousy no matter wual
cause gave her so great was his ndeeie or egntsn
that he thought she ought 10 be pleased whcn ne tolu e
OF his admiration for other women and his successIu
nlrtatiOns. ,,
Jean Paul had three children. Max Emma and Oltilc'
Before he married. he determined Ia have only three,
saving on his wedding day Three children can
noursh and educate without the sacrifice Of my own
career. will he the father OF only three children
They all born within three years after his mar.
riage. The SON. Max, died OF nervous fever brouent
by study ana religious excitement at Helde.
berg where his father bad sent hlm in the hope
that az the frcest beautiful and most animated
university OF all Germany he would develop sylnmet
rca and wholesome intellectual life doubt as 10 his
mental capacity caused HIN to overax his brain WIN
nard study, and at the time lie was bewiderrd
with the mystical theology then preached In south Ger
many. Emma. the fathers secretary. resemblcd MN
strikingly in her conutcnance aud was wholly devoten
TO hum There was nothing poetic romantic III her ma
ture however She had excellent Judgment great good
heart literary talent Alter the death Oh
Jean Paul sue married. by the urgent desire OF nel
mother, the young painter Ernst Forster OttIlei
bright laughing girl with nut brown hair andeyes, VIII
special claims 10 intellect or learning, marrieu
Bayarian infantry officer.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CONDITION OF THE LEAGUE PROVIDENCE
CLUE

At a meeting of the League Providence
Base Ball Association, in Providence Thursday night.
the following gentlemen elected officers for
coming year Henry T. Root. president Henry H. Win
ship. secretary; Henry T. Root treasurer; Messrs.
BoOdgood Tburston aud Peckham. directors. Messrs.
Root and winsbip chosen delegates to
the next meeting OF the League at Niagara Falls De-
cember A. The receipts OF the club match games last
season were S2l l5O So 1873 when the club play ed
a email number OF games, the full receipts were
s2ill7 g. There was great falling on in the games
with Boston Club this year la 1873. the Providence
Clubs share in Boston games was $1,000, while tins
year the club only receiyed $500. The entire
cost ~ the club grounds 10 date has
been sc $50. about 81 600 being expended for
repars this year. The debt the association has been
reduced $780, while the profits Of the year were 800
The outstanding deb Il $500. Tho amount OF stock
now taken up Is 90 $50, but II will be increased next
season TO O0O thus clearing the debt outstand
tng enabling the cluD 70 pay dividend OF from 10
~ 10 per cent AL the players OF this years club Will
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
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BALLAD or HIGH ENDEATOR.

Barle,que on ire Ress'ni- -s'etnbvrne-B -Burne-JOne'
Sihooi Of Art and IocrgJ
From The Iai MAI Gczette.
All, night! blind germ OF days to be,
Al me! all mel
t-weet Venus. motherD
What wall of smttrn strings hear wei
Ahme! ahm me!
Hey diddle dee!
Ravishcd by clouds our lady moon,
Anne! ah meo
Sweet Venus mother!
Sinks swOOnins I'm lady-swoOn
Ali me ah mel
Dum d.ddle dee!
What profits it TO rise = tn daTki
All ne! an me!
Sweet Venus. mother.
n love but oyer-sOar ITS mark,
lAh ah me
Hey diddc deep
What boots TO fall again forlornf
An me! al me!
Sweet Venus, mother!
ScOrned by the Ciiuning hound OF scorn,
(Ah me! an me y
Dum diddle dee!
Art thou not greater who art essi
All me! an me
Sweet Venus mother!
Low love fulfilled of low success
All me all me-!
Hey diddlo dee!
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

play together next year, with the excepuon,
OF q. Wright, O'Ruorke and Matthew'S ine h,se n
named PLAYER has decided what TO do nltnoug nc
has had tempting offers from Cleveland ana Wasnmg
ton. Hewill probably remain In Providence okourhe
goes 10 Boston; Matthews win not play in Providence
for the same salary he received last year. " Boo -
of the pitchers In the country ne VIII ho' iooh
lonx for an