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Tho Cxarcwitch stakes.

LoxpoN, October lO.--Ihe race oi iSr a and
Tn at Newmarket, the I'd Of oGtO%es
meeting, to-day was won by S ,i,''dUdals
III. I,ov. Lord Bradiord's Chippenda'e
sa Duke OF Hawilton'a CITY Afa0
third,
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,,,erism Ireland.

Iovnox. October lo.-A dlspa.cn ~ , tnt
Pr LGN III Eo1effe from Dublin reports that
ran AT. na IL farming increase OF pauperism
i'm the south OF Ireland. ~ 49,, ,, 70 END
has taken the lead IN inc P.u women To
1000 able-bodied men ~ as"
Canada at a cost Of EiO'VVV'
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Cabinet NeefIng.

New YORK, October lO.-A Cabinet
meeting wa. held to-day at President Ar
thur, house in thi, city. II cannot Ice
,.c.rtaincd what business was Transacted,
but the subject OF Secretary Folser'> re-
.ieuofjon wa, not mentioned.
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F1ptianCOtt0n

Ioxnov. october l0.-An AENihuIHl
d,i ,,Dtr1 fo the Dauy Te'ePdpLh says the
III, i, .'I' - cotton from september Isl to
art!'a az. ~ Loon 0oo cantar- against 10000
Tor the same period las' year.
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,.,u Railway Bridge Rebuilt.

,vrno. TEXAS, October l0.-The bridge
nAt ,he rio Grande belonging TO the Mex,
can National railway, wnlcn wa, was r ~.
away 10y the great food has peeh 'e''n''
and Is ready for trains.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcroBER LO, 1852.
ApRINFp

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 10, 1852.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk United state
MALL merchandise, and passengers, /. z. Tatum.
superintendent.
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York. mer-
chandise aud passengers, O.. ". Allen & Co.. agents
steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS,OCToB'R 10, 1882.
BY Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. Schermcrhoru. Old Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passenger. chesi-
peake and Ohio Railway Company land sailed on
return).
steamer Northampton. McCarrlck. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company iand sailed on returnl.
steamer Accomac. Dek merchandise and pas-
sengors, smithhcld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company ianl sailed on returnl.
steamship Deliver. 49,. 10 load coal. Chesa pcake
and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner sullivan LAWN, Rich, 70 load for BOs-
ton.
SAILED.
Steamship Mangcrt0n Spanish, Clarke. Ply
mouth. England. ria New York.
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NEW YORK, October l0.-A Chicago spe-
oiaI avs. Charles Furbs is here i'll the III
tercst OF an English syndicate to buy
: aoo 600 acres OF land in Mississippi Tor
ti,nber and cotton purposes, and also Tor
,iin nurcha.e OF 10000 acres in Texas.
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,s.Ior mud Rnnk- ~.

Cuc,Go. ILL. October l0.-II. {. Mead,
wealthy banker Of Waupaca, Vs. wa
murdered and hi> bank robbed some tihe
last night. There i, no clue 10 the muir
drrcrS
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YelION-Eeyer.

ASllINGT0N, ID. c., October 10.-Thc
National Board OF Health is informed that
there have been 1900 cases Of ycllow-fevcr
and ll3 deaths in Pensacola up TO the 10Th
instant.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, October 10.-There
are some new cases OF vclloW-fcyer at the
ranches Of san Raiall and ~alado and Fort
Brown. Lieutenant Winnie j. very sick.
and The doctors say be cannot recover. The
mails continue 10 come i'm daily. The
rcvcnlc-cuttcr McLanc arrived here to-day,
bringing Government freight and four let
tcrs. Al CamargO and Micr the fever j.
yet very bad. The weather is very hot.
PENSACOLA, FLA, October 10.-The de-
yclopment' Of the last few days have shown
the iallacy Of the hopes entertained of an
carly abatement Of the epidemic. Within
three DAYS 10 new cases and 10 deaths
have been reported. The report for today
shows 30 new cases, besides Il OF other fc-
ycr>. and deaths. The total number Of
cases 70 date is 1850. and the total num-
Der 81 death, 10. some 81 the new eases
are 81 an aggravated character, and
there ], no reason 90 hope for diminution
Of the dcath-raic. The distress Of the COM
muniiyi is very great, especially among i'm
proVident negroes thrown ont OF employ
ment. The demands upon The Board Of
Health are incc>>anl and Increasing. They
have made formal appeal to the country
at large for aid, and their contributions
have been chiefly from Mobile, Montgomc-
ry, Memphis, and few other places in thi-
and adjacent states. The in>uffcicncy Of
fund, is becoming very alarming. The
pay Of nurse, has been cut down,
and other expenses curtalcd 10 the
lowest point. causing much dscon-
tent and murmuring. Meantime the
sick and destitute are increasing. The
situation i serious. and appeals loudly to
the ,ympathics Of the humane and bencyo-
lent OF every section, class, and denonina-
tion. Contributions should be made to u.
q. Brent, chairman Of the Executive Com
mittce, Board Of Health. The weather i,
warm and unsettled.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NFw YORK, October 1O-N0ou.-Stocks strong.
Money. per cent. EXclHugc-long. 4 = 2; short.
Isl. state bond, uealr ctcl. Governments stroug.
ErsptHQ Exchange. lsuli. ,rpmcui-
generally higher; new 8, 1905; now ! IS. 49,:
new tex. mt.. Il9'. Money. - lO per cent.
>.a.cs goLcriiiy without feature. Treasury BAL
anccs- Coin. S92I3O: currency. siO97.
stock generally strong.
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OFFICE OF ihiI3GII Iii october 3 isse; :
CAUrIoy.LNSY PERSON ON. FOUND ,I I'd
- guilty Of mssll vii tc punished TO the fnil
extent Of the law. PIT. BROOKE,
by srder Of TIC Board sccrearY aud treasurer
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1t is impossible for a ,.S TU,,i'" L W 3.
from weakness after 'aN ,niS,rd
Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND.
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RIA Ercath. Pain IN ne sac; -Diio' i,,tr, for
g. f.lt under the Nnpu'Ht -Dli'..r ~ io,yrl ,,.u-
boumatis geacr.I Io,,Y win IaV: the
,.,liv cn.,iyc. sometime altefnll'ir L,.,.y Win
I'i4i' trnnhed with pain. il dun ana nt'f LIN
- idcr-,i h. loss Of memory "o,p" fLi.o
,,i,.f,n .cn-ation Of leaving nh"''ni, ,r, cough
, IA. he'd face Is sOmt uhi', 81, t,n,'f cnnulains
-, aiken for con -umpti9n' 'liC I,. c,.lt star
o. y, 80 cold or burning. some " ,i,. ana
~. I'm of tie skin exists; spittt ~ .Ynrri-c
dc,pohue", sal vet one can hardy SUNNI"
"ouid .v frv it-in fact. dis,r1Nts every ,h
" several OF the above ,Al1ip .bn,, INF few Of
~, hIt case, have occurrcl WIZ Te,th has
them eNNN iyEp 10 have been eNtchsN i! "
ranged ,.,.,,eo>-. al u
II M XnI-NC. WHENEVER ANl or liI
AM ,1o\,F SYMPTOMS APPEAE'
tr,yc,,nr or living in unhealthy i2t ,te-
ito hv taking do,c mi Naaria Bilious IT.
i'm healthy action wa ",u'' nrowSinc., Depression
iacA', Nc. IL VIII invigor",v IN I'm ~
on 0P,ot,,r II 80 INTONIC Al 70 1,rr.fiou. or
Wine III - o,,cn ANYTHING hard ol 80 n
81 heavy after meals or -,
',,-. and YOU viii De- Ie'i''V"' ,.,.,,
BILLS Will. 81 - ' FL"
llH ~. ',TEyAYs KEEPING TIE kE"' '-N
TOR IN TIE lio' -. ,,.,r,,,sl,Iy
- the ailment may be. q ." o,i.I@ can
For, Mua,e' ,i,,,T AIrrKATINT. ~ 4.,,,tf -
safe ~ ArN 80 nIace. The rcmc1v j. f,t.t's~ or
never ~ ' Vu' >nT INTERFERE WIFI ~
PLEASURE.
,r Is PURELY VEGETABLES
IN ,,c mower aud efficacy Of tlr f..ect T..
ana Hmi,2i, ne without any Of ihe 'nJ"'
yum 4 GOVERNORS TESTIMONY f.. my
,tycr Regulator has been IN :, val
SlmmoDa M. h,, lime, and am Sats''" -
nanny l,ii,Io,1 ~ the medical sClv"Nf Alabama.
liable AaI r'i,i SHORT ER, GoNeih'' -
,o,ander H. stevens, OF , @ep dse Of Sim.
Hon. A'fNS"'",, e benefit from INC W. - fnr.
Have derive III tor and wish To gave u " ~
mons Liver k'F"i"''
thcr TRIAL ....,, THAT NEVER FAILS II
THE VI have used many Itli i,,,.., bnt ucvel
KELIENE. = hnrtion. and Dchllt = 49," ext,ui
pepsia, Liver ,tIirg 10 benefit me - t In, Nin
have fouh1 Stcr Regulator has. svi. md furthe
simmons -''ro1t for IL. ana W,'ll I,t' ali vii,
nes0ia !" medicine. ana WV Hta ,ri,l ms IL sec III
for suenn ,rll affected 10 Cyl ~ relieve.
are niy hing that never Minneapolis, Mlnn'
DR.. 7. W. simmons Liver - in use anC
IN the u's hsvc been and am am
practice ! ma p. "a pnrgatiSc medicine 80
A. Take only the chNriNh' ~O,,' land SIG
On the wrapper the RED 4 rHAph lin & GO.
NATURE OF ,-coIsTs.
e20-2tawiy
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TTE9UAl' UFtOOtT TO, IrSZ.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1.0O0 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, Glass B. at ~, 1000 do. at II.
SECOND BoARD.-30 shares Richmond and West
Point Terminal Railway aud Warehouse Company
~
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NEW YORK COTTON RI.TrREs.

NEW YORK, October 10. -Coiton-tiross re-
celpts. 4.i07 balcs. Futures closed steady; sales.
OSLO. SO: December, slO.ssds10. 50: January
fln95Gsl0.96 February. sl1p7: March.
slllsmsll.lp; April. .l1.29@s11 80; May.
II l.1Ohsll. Al: June. SlJ.5lmsl1.53: july.
s1l.6l Hsll.62; August, <l1.6smsli.69.
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Flour-We quote: Fine. $50 - urglh''
is. s4@j ;J.2j Patent FAMILY, sGN 500.
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nor SALE. FOR CASH OR NEGo-
L TABLE NOrEs iaierest added MI, pp
t6-p0ieF-PONEE ENHiNk ana b'ii.hh'
I'D ~ Tftcusr ( Edmond;
SMITHS GRANl LAlOR'
/ -NfIU"- TDBN1 ON NJ,
NoGARuT- ~TEM-GRlNDEE.
j{OGEE- STEM- and LkAF-CC llht'
% ~ LIEN~.
30 FEET >IlAE1lNtt, MN
'N q NTRE SKATING BtLIr,.,,
. SVI'Tl's PIINGFRS or PAChkEs
@NokINa TOBACCO, ...-
TINS PLUNGERs. PAtkEhH' ~ ssv = y.
t5lry Used % . large .moS!As-se"'c'V ''o-
- riu,r.CLAss BRANDS OE>-1iohlN" To-
owe. Don one million LABELS FoE SMOKING
TOBACCO. .., 90 M.
''"''''' - HORACE GLACKMuk CO.,
oc to-lw 1wen'y-nl'h 'uesi,
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAy,NGS, Sc
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
T.. LLNls'- ARr-GNILFRY.

Al thc latest .ubiccts u PAINTINGS, ENGRA-
NlNG~, and OIEOGRArli~;
New Pc HfS constantly aulNmg.
FLUSH and GOLD FRAMES:
bronze FRAMES.
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THE POLITICAL sITUATioN-rHE ptm,c
RrIipINe--NR. BLAINE DEcLINEs-Ar,u.
tRE-piSVtSSioN AT CAMPBELL. CORN.
MISREPRESENTATION RACES AT Tur
FAIR, &C. ~"
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GILT and BRoNzE CoGNICFs.

ALBUMS IA Rd- A, silk. and pllsh;
EA>EL> for pIIlor and mantc:
PIER and MNNTEI-MIREORS
WALNUT aud EBONY BRACkETs;
EIRTIfD NN-CtNDs and PANELS;
ARTOTNPE ENDRANING~:
tNIRONOS in frame, 3fX30. atfl;
~vIO FRAMES from 20 cents upwlrl-afly diff
fcrcut style:
FRAMES made 10 order 10 lowest figure. Ia the
city. l.. LEWIS,
81, --3m OH Main -trc't.
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sIMuoNs LIVER REGULATOR.

Observation-Disclosures
FOR
DYSPEPSIA. CO,TlNENE>r'
.,ct- t1rADNCllr. CHRONIC DiAEEli'EA'
JI-xDIcE lNPURITY OF TIE BLOOD
FEVER AND AGUE. MALARIA
A<.D ALL DISEASES CAUSED ~ Df"A>'''--
FNTOFLIVLB, BOWELS, AND
kIDNEN>.
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Fatal Collision OH New Railroad.

New YORK. October 10.-A Chattanooga
trcnn.) special says: "NeW> has Just been
received here Of terrible collision on the
new railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta,
which wa, opened yesterday. \ freight
train was standing Oh the main track and
was run mo by a passenger train. The
wreck wa, fearful. The engineer and ire
man are known to be killed and two chill
drcd fatally injured"
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. October i0.-The
passenger train which left here at & \. W..
ON the Atlanta Division OF the East Ten
nc,>cc. Virginia and Georgia railway coi-
lidcd with a freight train at ColtcWah sta
tion. twenty miles from here. Engineer
James l.. Water, and Pilot John Hobbs,
ON the passenger train, were Killed and
their bodies burned in a terrible manner.
When the bodies were found Waters hal
hi. arm tightly cll>pcd around Hobbs.
There was such a dense fog that Hobbs
los, his bearings and passed the switch,
which was only q few yards from where
thc freight train WAS standing. The ire
man escaped by jumping on. No one else
received any serious injuries. The IN
zine WAS demolished and the hl-sase-c.I
badly damaged. Hobbs lived mere. lie
wa, Young man, and just promoted from
fireman. lie bad a miraculous escape q
week AGO. II wa, Waler-'S tir,t "Trip on
the road. He formerly lived IN Macon
Ga. He leaves 4 WIFE and five children
who are now on visit TO Cincinnati
Train, were DELAYED several hours by INC
accident.
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WOOD AND Coal.
WANTED. CASH PuRtHAsERs.--

WANTED, CASH PuRChAsERS.--
w ANTHRACITE COAL, h9as- .issa-hssit IA
market. IEIiiGH LUMP COAL, for f01nuIiSs.
gRoyyS HILL -PI,lNt the peerless coal ivr
onen vsates: CCMBF.i.AND AND WINNIE
STEAM AND SMITH COAL. FORREST fiSh
WOOD, sawed AID kudling Prices ~itHsN'"ib
''' '''N :. y. LATHRoP,
ana scyeuleer,h ,,rCei, al psAN-sT!dEss
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BTookston BreVities.

In our last we noticed the sickness
of Lewis Beebe. 1t is now our painful
duty to record his death, he dying OF
typhoid fever on Wednesday night
last. Funeral services were held
Friday morning at the school house
aud buried at Lower Sheffield. Church
service was held in the school house
on Friday evening. Sermon by Rev.
Taylor Of Ridgway.
On Sunday yesterday Sunday
school was organized here with the
following officers >
Supt.-Albert Bean.
Asst Supt.-D, G. Aiken.
Treas. Mrs. Livingston.
Sect'y.--M. NJ. Seybolt.
Lbrarian-Axel Anderson.
We wish it success.
School commences to-day with Miss
E. Howe as teacher.
We notice Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Bean are in town. ANEsRAM.
Sept. 4, 'S2.
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-Messrs. James b. Pearsall, s. II.
Shilds, w. d. Shields and Isaac Long,
of Claringion, Forest county, have
formed co-partnership, and hereaf.
ter will do a general mel lchandise bus
mess under the firm name of j. B.
Pearsall & Co., the present stock Of
D. w. Shields & Bro, being merged
with that of the new firm, and to DC
conducted in the new and commodious
building recently erected by Mr.. Pear
sail The new firm is amply provided
with capital, and will be able to sup
ply the people of that section with
everything in the line of general mer.
chandise, their especial attention be.
ing given to furnishing lumbermeu
with supplies. They respectfully ask
for the patronage of the public gener.
ally.-BrookviUe Republican.
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North Warren.

The attendants at the Insane Hos
pital at North Warren have organ
lied clubs and are having some inter-
esting games of base ball. The at.
tendants in the 9th, 10th and 11th
wards call themsel YES the Aerials, and
those of the 9th, 9th and 7th wards
style themselves the Actives. They
had game on Tuesday Of last week
and ask us to publish the score, which
is as follows:
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Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts have been filed in my Office
and will he presented at next term for
Confirmation;
Partial distribution account OF II. j.
Bowman and Joseph Green, Adm'rs of
James Green, deceased.
Account Of j. W. IL. Reisinger, Admir-
of DR.. Josiah Wiuans. deceased.
Account Of Elizabeth c. Dale Adm'X Of
estate of j. A. Dale deceased.
Account of Justis Shawkey Guardian Of
Casty j. Stephens.
j. SHAwKEY, Register.
IiOnesta, Pa, Aug ~, los2.
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Grove Meeting.

Rev. J. p. Hicks furnishes US the
following program for the Grove
Meeting to be held in the grove ada
cent to the Wing Hill Methodist
Episcopal Church, commencing Fri
day evening, Sept 9th, and continu-
ing over Sabbath: Preaching Friday
evening at 1880, bp Rev. j Fl. Heron
d. d., of Oil City. Saturday, at II
a. M, preaching by DIR. Heron at
230 p. M, by Rev. H. Rhodes of the
Evangelical Association at 7:30 D.
m, by Rev. VIM. Grove of Oil City.
Sabbath, Love feast at 10 a. m. !;
preaching at II a. M, by Rev. F. NJ,
Small of Fsgundus; at 2:30 p. M,
Children's meeting, addressed by sew
eral speakers at 7:30 p. M, preaching
by Rev. VIM. Grove; Sacrament at
close of Sabbath morning services.
Prayer meetings announced at the
time of services. All are cordially in.
vited.
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Avn ENToN soLpIERsl |

have boen admitted TO practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Oflico at Wash
ington, ID. C. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions TO which they may be
sntsHed, by calling on or addressing me at
gionests, Pa. Also. claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tentien.
Having been over four years soldiori in
the lste war, and having for number OF
wears engaged in the prosecution of sol
diers' CLAIMS, my experience will assure
the collection of claims I'm the shortest pos
siblo time. j. Is. AGNEW.
3ftf
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The Hunt last Saturday.

According to programme the hunt
took place last Saturday, aud was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who par
ticipated. The game was very scarce,
and it was therefore necessary to in
clude about everything in the list that
could be lawfully slain, that is from a
chipmuHk to bear. As will. be seen
Harve Foreman's side came out con.
sderably ahead but 'twasn't fair of
course; three Of our best meh didn't
hunt, yet as this was not the fault of
Harve we couldn't "squeel," so our
side set up the suppers, and all went of
in good shape. The supper at the
Lawrence House was ample and ex-
cellent. to which all the participants
did justice, especially, "them fellers
as didn't pay anything" Following is
the
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Oil Notes.

There is nothing especially new
from Balltown since our last report.
The indications are that tho owoers
are making preparations to open
the we'll, having erected 1900
barrel tank and made the grade for
another. The Derrick Of yesterday
contained the following concerning the
two important Forest county strikes
that are having so much influence
oa the oil trade at present:
ga gentleman closely connected
with the Grandin Brothers says tho
well at Balltown will be opened to-
morrow or to onight. A dispatch was
received in Warren to-day frem man
who visited the we'll, saying they we're
drilling in The sand, with light show.
The gentleman who sent the dispatch
is not very we'll acquainted with the
oil business, but is reliable SO far as
his knowledge goes. This evening an
old operator, who has been visiting
the well to-day, denies the report, end
says they did not drill it to-day, but
are making preparations to open it.
A 1900 barrel tank was nearly com
pleted, and would be finished tonight.
a grade was made for second tank,
and the material was on the ground.
The $50 tank was full, and running
over, and the oil was finding its way
down the creek"
"Steam was got up in the boiler at
the Shannon we'll last Friday, and the
work of drilling commenced, and has
been continued during daylight ever
since. The sand pump has been run
at no moderate speed, and frsm ap-
pearance about the place the owners
intend opening up the gusher. One
scout Gays the we'll flowed for an hour
Sunday, but none Of the others seem
to have gained the Information. None
of the Union oil eompeny's men were
about the place, and the rumor Of
their having purchased the property
can be leai ned"
The Cornwell venture at Root 81
Watsons is getting along rather
slowly, the contractors having had
considerable bad luck, but they are in
shape now to make better time and
will probably finish the we'll without
further delay. IL was down between
500 and 600 feet at last accounts, and
is doubtless nearly 1000 ere this
Wolcott & Co. commenced cleaning
out at their well above tho creek
bridge on Monday. 1t will not be
long going down when once rightly
commenced, and it being so close to
town, it will be difficult to make a
mystery of it,
The late Beaver Valley well, which
was finished last week, by Grove,
Hart & Co., is as dry as a powder
house, and has been abandoned.
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$4,000 Reward.
gaze upon

I will pay Five Hundred Dollars
for sufficient information to convict
the person with whom the lying story
originated, connecting my name with
S. j. Setley's former business, and l
hereby denounce the whole story a
base lie from beginning to end.
Aug. "a, '82. j. T. BRENNAN.
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"A sure cure for impoverished
blood, pimples, and sallow complex
ion, is Browns Iron Bitters. IL will
produce a healthy color, smooth skin,
and is absolutely not injurious.
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T AwRENCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa,
IL VIM. Smearbaugh, Proprietor. This
house Is centrally located. Everything
new and well furnished. Superior Ac-
Communications and strict attention given
to guests. Vegetables and Fruits of all
kinds served in their season. Sample
room for Commercinl Agents.
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Ladies and Misses Gossamer
Rubber Circulars, and Mems and
Boys coats, and a full line of Dry
Goods and notions just received.
At. WM. SMEARBAUGH & Co.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-06
For Sale 4!

The oak timber on three hundred
and twenty acres of land on jug
Handle Run, in Green township, one
half mile from TloGesta creek. In
quire at this office. Ut.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-06
DENTISTRY.
DIR. j. w. MORROW.

Having purchased the materials &c., Of
DR.. 8teadman, would respectfully an
rouHce that ne will carry on the Dental
bUsiueSS in Tionesta, and having had over
six years succemful experience, considers
h!nshlf fully competent to give entire sat
isfastion. shall always give my medi-
eal practice the preference. mar22-S2.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-06

Composed of the best known
tonics. iron and cinchoua, with we'll
known aromatics, is Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t cures indigestion, and all
kindred troubles.