Local and Miscellany.
Var Time at llidgtcay
Erie Express East 12:4" a. m.
do do West :84a. m.
do Mail EnBt 6:15 p. m.
do do Went 8:10 p. m.
Local Freight East 9:40 a. m.
do do West C;30 p. m.
Elk lodge, A. Y. M.
Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will he
hell at. their hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
J. K. WHIT MO HE, Seo'y.
. I. 0. G. T.
The Regular meeting!) of Ridgwny Lodge,
No. 2fiG, held every Wedncsdny evening at
their Lodge Rooni.
C. E. Brrmah, Secy.
ACENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.
The following named persons are authorized
ngents for tho Advocate to receive subscrip
tion, advertising or Job work, take pay there
for and give receipts.
Wilcox. A. T. At.dk ten-, J. L. Brown.
Knne. Frank W. Mi;ecb.
Johnsonsbttrg. Isao Haqan.
Kt, Marys. Chas. McVkan.
CeatreviUe. Homer B. LEAcn, Mnj. BunEB.
Caledonia. W. P. f?inH, 15. A. Wkf.d.
l'ennezetle. .Tonu C. Baud, J. W. Crows.
Ehawnmi-. Jons Farhrb.
f'pring Creek. A. W. Irvin.
Highland. Levi ELLOTHonrr:.
Horton. D. C. Oyateu, N. M. Brockway.
From all quarters of tho county wo
hoar condemnations of the Ridgway ring
' Sicli him, pup ! bear it dad, it will be the
making of iho pap."
What nmki-s your hair eo beautiful ?
Mrs. S. A- Allen's Improved (neio efyle) hail
Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottle ) Trica
One Dollar. Every Druggist soils it.
Tub Domocratio District Convention,
to bo composed of conferees from Clearfield,
Elk and Forest counties, will meet in the
borough of Tionesta on Tuesday Aug. 2;!d.
MAfONic Convention. Grand Master,
Richard Voux, will hold a Grand LoJgo of
Ia.-itiuction at Ridgway to morrow, (Saturday,
7th) at 10 o'clock, A. JI., fr the benefit of
District Doputy '.lely.ger's district.
Organize. It i: time the Hepublicanp
of LIU perfected a thorough organization for
the campaign. There will bo a sharp contest
in the Stata, and it is hoped Eik county will
do her duty in tho Republican cause.
M. L. Brksnan, Ji-fj., Chief Manner
of the China Tua Co's. S.oie Philadelphia,
eays of the " MacRmoose : " "It is the best
blood purifier I hjvc ever knojvu ; it needs
only to be tried to be appreciated."
From the Clearfield Republican, a paper
that Senator Wallace carries in bis pocket,
we learn eoroe things that will bo new to the
people of i.Mu county, among others that Iho
delegates hi the Hall democratic convention
, v.-cre a majority tf all tho delegates of the
deiuoerncy and rcprcsf.r.lcd tho democratic
tot; as, Cf eojivx 't. Marys, Ltntinger ind
Viix being on.i.11 towns go. for nothing.
Another exempli Moat ion of the old saying that
oue liujI go away from ho.ae to hear the new
A occ: at cry cvincs iron; Rotue. Iu
prepare! ion for ilio 0-icunieuics.l Council the
Dupe c.-dored from hi.) architect certain cm
bcliif-haionts, the plati of whieli was brought
for his inspection by that gentleman's little
boy. Charniud by the plan, tho Dope opoued
a drawer full of goid, and said to tho child
" Take a litndful of coin, as a reward for the
beauty of your father's work." " Holy
Father " replied tho child, " take it out for me ;
your haul is bigger than miuo." Fiua IX.,
could not hilp smiling, and obeyed the child,
The Newspaper Eon rower. We
clip the following opinion of newspaper bor
rovjois fioin one cf our exchanges. That
Editor has a poor opinion of " sich." iVe
think he is a little toe hard j but h ere is what
ho says :
" The newspaper borrower is, as a general
Jiuug, (Lie meanest person in the community,
(always except those who subscribe for a ca
per and nan't pay for it,) aud is entitled to
none or the courtesies which honorable mon
love to extend to each other- Tho newspaper
borrower would borrow a tooth brush, if he
wasuttoo mean to lose that portion of his
dinner which remains between his teeth.
TnE Itidgway faction of the democracy
Lavo published a circular to to (he people of
Elk County which of couiso tells the tru.h,
whilo tho local press are entirely ignorant of
the tacts. They eay that the Gazelle refused
to publish their report unless paid. Eight, say
we. We would have published it on the patuo
terms. It was nothing but an advertisement
for Mr. Hull, aud was of no value as news,
political or other, of course the Gazelle could
not ufTord to lumber up Its columns with such
rubbish wilhout pay, since space is of some
value and neither devil nor compositors work
for nothing,
Hit 'cm again.
To Count d'Orsay. the noted dandy cf
the last generation, 'a London publisher once
offered a largo pile of guineas if he would
write his memoirs and tell a part of what he
knew of the high English society iu which he
had lived. A glittering temptation it must
have been to a spendthrift, always in want of
money, and who was just then paiticularly
" hard up." ' No." said the Count, after a
moment's thought, "I will never betray the
people with whom I have dined." Sai.-.te-Deuve,
who tells the anecdote, lakes the occa
sion to give the origin of the phrase ml roi
With the ancients it was a principle, a religion,
that whatever was said among table compan
ions was to remain secret aud sacred ; what,
ever was said under the rose, tub roiaiu al
lusion to the ancient custom of tie guests being
crowned with roses ut a festival
Ihe Growth of Our Country.
The New York Evening Port contains
tho following inteicstins calculation of the
f . . ...
prouauio increase ot population ot tho
United States.
The United States have an are of 3.-
678,892 square miles, or 2,290,170,880
acres ; nearly on aore for every dollar of the
nauonai debt, iho population in 18oW
was 81,443.321. It was then conrmted
by the Census Bureau that the annual in
crease of population is 3 per cent, and that
the United States would probably contain
1870 a populajion of 42,828,432
1880 a population of 66,450,241
18SK) a population or....- 77,8iB,HII
DJOO a population of.... 100,853,802
Tho last number is greater than the
present population of Great Britain, France-,
Spain and Prussia together, and fur
greater than any number of Civilized peo
ple ever yet united in a nation. Xet with
this populalion the United States would
havo but twenty-eight inhabitants to every
square mile -less than one third the present
deusity ot the population ot JNew lork
State which is nearly ninety-four to the
square mile. There is perhaps no doubt
iu any one's mind that the whole territory
of the Uuitod States is, on the average,
naturally capable of supporting a populat
ion a? dense as that of Massachusetts.
Yet that Stato has 1G3 inhabitants to every
square mile, and the United States when
equally peopled, will contain G19,n00,000
of inhabitants. It sceins a very long time
to look forward to the end of this century,
but the country now has nearly fourteen
limei tho number of people for whom the
Fedeial Con? tUution was first framed ; and
the child born this year, if it attain the
age ot three score and ten, will in all
probability be a citizen of a nation of
325,500,000 people.
A ITourtii of July orator over in Jer
sey spoke of the United States as bounded on
the cast by the rising sun, on the north by the
aurora borealis, on the south by the proces
sion, of the equinoxes, and on the west by
tho day of judgment.
1on't Run Up Stairs. Often prac
ticed it is ruinous to liealtV. An eminent phy
sician once said to us that he wouldn't go up
stairs faster than a walk if the house was on
fire and he had valuable property to save ; and
we believe he w ould not. Much walking up
Btairs is especially injurious to women, and
frequently running up stairs is a sure ticket to
heart disease -so says a Springfield (0.)
paper.
A letter from Southern Illinois says
the crop of strawberries and raspberries has
been the largest known, thai blackberries ere
now abundant, that apples, pears, peaches and
quinces are promising well, that the wheat
crop is larger than ever before, and that other
farm and gurJea products are turning out
well.
A CITHPT.S of Philadelphia who used a
weak solution of carbolic acid at a wash to
neutralize the offensive odor arising from a
cancer, discovered that tho latter was entirely
removed by the application. "The solutiou con-
siBittt oi one-lourtn ol an ounce ot acta uuu
ted in a quart of water.
The Game Laws. Below will be found
an epitome of the game laws which wo pub
lish for tije benefit of the publie :
Deer cannot be killed or taken except from
Ihe 1st of September until the 31st of Do-
cer.iber.
Grouse or Pheas-r.u! can be shot from the
l."t of August to the 20th of December.
Patridges can onlv bo killed from the 1st of
Oclnbcr'to the 20lh of Deeomber.
Wild turkeys can be hunted from the 1st of
October to the 1st of January.
Pquirrels mid r-ibbits may be shot from the
1st of August to tho 1st of January.
Woodcock from the 4th of July to the 15th
of November.
Insectivorous birds, which include tho
robin, aro prohibited to be shot at any time,
and it is illegal to rob theceta ot wild birds
of all kinds.
Trout can bo fished for, wiih hook and line
only, during the months of April, May, June
and July.
Sunday shooting or hunting is prohibited
under a heavy penalty.
Traps, blinds, snares, &o., are entirely pre
hibited.
Possession of fish or other game out of
season, is sufficient to convict the party, even
if they were purchased.
The penalties vary front $5 to 50.
One half the fine goes to the informer, and
any one convicted and refusing to pay the fine
goes to jail for ten days.
LJCK AND Labor. Indolent nennle
are the only disciples of luck, and luck
alone is their god. They are always sure
something is coiner to " turn n " for their
benefit, aud therefore wait in idleness, with
" folding of hands while the industrious.
with stronir and sharn will, tro maufullv to
work and " turn up " something from tho
most unprotuibiog material.
Luck sleeps ou the hope of a legacy
to-morrow, breakfasts on disappointment,
and sits out the day in oold and hunzer.
still waiting for the fortune that labor
achieves by sturdy' blows and welKdirected
efforts. The ringing hammer and busy
pen, are laying the foundation of compe
tence, while iudokaee toaten miser and
eiime.
Luck is simolv the bantlinor of the most
precarious chance, while labor is the all
powciful god of success, that overleaps
every obstacle, aud conauersthe world in
detail.
Luck whiues. Labor whistles. Luck
relies on the turn of a card. Labor on
sturdy blows and honesty of purpose.
Luck slips downward to penury. Labor
strides upward to independence. . Luck
makes the outcast and the criminal. T,hnr
the man of substance and the Christian
gentleman.
The rod of the Prophet brought forth
sweet water from tho rock of floreb :
afflictions sanotified by Peity, soften the
heart the flow of the gentler affections.
Lnpia Ladies and How Thet are
Dressed. The ornaments worn by tho
native women of India are something
wonderful. Commencing at the toes and
going up, or commencing at the head and
ooming down it is a maze of mystery. The
hair is handsomely diessed, and filled with
all kinds of silver arrows and gold darts,
and bound witb gems and precious stones.
The cars are pierood for not only one set of
earrings, but for several, the usual cuHtom
being seven holes in tho right oar and six
in the left, which in a full dressed bollearc
died with rings.- The noso is usually
pierced in the left side, and a ring with
pendant jewels hnngs around the mouth
dangling upon the chin. The neck is
heavily laden with necklaces of metal
precious stones, ooral or pearls. The
bracelets on the arms are of silver or gold,
according to the means of tho wearer,
some of tho fair box wearing as many as
twenty-five or thirty braoclcts on either
arm. The fingers nre covered with rings
in the same profusion, with tho addition of
a seal ring on each thumb, which is gen
erally the finest and most ornamental. The
anklets of the higher classes are of bolid
gold, set with prcoious stones, and are ex.
trcmely beautiful. Little bells are at
tached, so that in walking or dancing time
s kept to tho motion. Tho toes aro. fre
quently covered with rings, tho seal being
worn on the top aa upon tho outaido of tho
thumb. An India belle in full costume
may wear several pounds of jewelcry and
not be overdressed. The mysteries of the
female toilet are beyond my comprehension.
Some wear fine silk shawls as a neither
garment, wound around in a most myste.
rious way. and aro covered by another
shawl of the samo material, which hangs
over the shoulders, continually fluttering,
as if trying to escapo from a silver or gold
band which fastens it around the waist.
Tho little chilcron wero dressed in admira
ble taste, aud looked as frcbh aud sweet
the flowers.
as
Hurry Her Up. Fanny Fern says :
The coining woman shall be no cold, angu
lar, flat chested, narrow shouldered,
fikimply, sharp visaged Betsey ; but she
shall be a bright.eyed, full chested, broad,
shouldered, lare souled, intellectual baing,
able to walk, able to eat, and able to fulfil
her natural destiny.
There aro tcu Indians to ono Uussia in
Alaska.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
URNITURE.
The undorsigned having purchased the en
tire slock , of furniture, materials &o., of
Scivilion Thomas, bite for sale by II. H.
Thomas, as agent, as also the stock owned by
G. T. Wheeler, also in charge of H, H.
Thomas for sale upon commission, intends to
carry on the furniture business in the rooms
lately occupied by H. 11. Thomas
A competent practical cabinet maker will
superintend the business and do the work, and
it is tho determination of tho proprietor to
make and soli furniture more substantially
mado and at lower pii-eos than has ever been
offored to the people ef this vicinity.
The public are invited to call ami examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J -NO. G. HALL.
UMatn-njr July SI (Mia vln3Htf.
"ANMOODj
STORED.
HOW LOST, HOW RE-
isX2a of Kit. CCLVKKWKLL'S
CKLKHUATED ESSAY on Iho r dical cure
(without medicine) of Si'MtMATonmiojA, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntnr.v S minaj Losses.
Ijii'orKscv, Mental and I'hislcal Incapacity,
Impediments to Marriage, cto. ; also, Cos
sl'mi'Tion, EriLEi-sv, and Fits, induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravazance.
fey" Trice, in a sealed envelope, ouly U
cents.
Tho celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years' successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of Belf abuse may be radically
cured wilhout the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the kuife ;
pointing out a mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
aud radically.
flfcy-Tliis Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and ivery man in the bind.
Sent, under sot iu a plain envelope, to any
address, poilpaid, on receipt of .six cents, or
two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwefl's
" Marriage Guide," price 25 cents. Address
the Publishers, OHAS. J. C. KLINE t Co.,
127 Uowery, Now York, l'ost-Otfice Box
4,0(i. vln35yl.
-y-ALUABLE PINE LANDS FOR SALE.
The valuable Pine Timber lands know as
Ihe HOWE, BLAKE, & Co , lauds, about
5(100 acres, lying on Blyson Run, and Mill
Creek, in Clarion and Jefferson counties, and
for sale will ba sold in one lot, or in lots of
reasonable size to suit purchasers.
Terms libei'al- Apply to the
subsc.iber at American House Brookvillo, Pa.
HARRISON BLAKE.
Brookville, July 10, 1800. n35m3.
Special Notices
rpo
CONSUMPTIVES.
The Advertiser, having been restored to
health iu a few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having Buffered several years
with a severe luug affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow -sufferers the means of
re.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of
the description used, free of charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the game,
which they will hud a sure Cure for Consump
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, cto. The object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he ooneeives to be invaluable ; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
win cost liioi noiiiing, ana may prove a bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County. N. Y.
vln26yl.
JRRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for year from
Nervous Debility, Premature Deoav. and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, fend free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he wa
cured. Sufferer wishing te profit bv the ad
vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing,
iu perfcot coufidenoe. JOHN B. OUDEN,
vl ulitiy 1. No. 42 Cedar street, V. Y.
RAILROADS-
fHlLADELIEIA & EME RilLHOAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Thrwjh and Direct Route Irtwcen
I'hiliti?c?jhii, Baltimsre lTnrri.
ht'rj, Willuimtport, and (he.
GREAT. OIL REGION
of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEJIl-'INa CABS
On all Niglit Trains.
ON' ami after MONDAY, NOV. 2"th,
the trains on the Philadelphia- & trie
Railroad v ill run as fullt.ws :
WKH rWAHl).
Mall Train leaves Philadelphia 10.-!-') p. ni.
" " " Ridgway ..' .'!.21 p. in.
" " arrivoat lOrio 0.60 p. in.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia ll.i'.t) n. in,
" " " Ridpvay :3 :U ... m.
" " arrive at Erie.. ...10.t0 ti. m
HAsrwAiiu.
Mail Train leaves Erie 10. M a. rn.
" " " Iiid?wny 5.1 0 p. m.
" arrive at t'liilad a -10 00 a. in.
Erie Express lonvcs 15. iu !i.'J5 p. in.
" " " Pid,;wav 12.4") a.m.
" " ar-at -Philadelphia- 4.20 p. l-i.
Mail and Express connect, with Oil Crnek
and Alli'pliKiiv River Rail Hold. I3AO
GAGE CHECKED ill HOUGH.
ALI'RED L. TYLER.
General Superintendent.
LLECHENY VALLEi RAIL ROAD.
Xho only direct route (6 Pittsburg
vain OUT CHANCE OF
from Oil Citv.
CARS
On and nf'er Monday M.iy
will run us follows :
U 18G:, trains
GOING SOUTH.
Day Express lciivrs Oil City at
Arriving at riltsburg nt
Nifeht E:prr. leavis Oil City at
Arriving at riitsburg at
Mixed Way leave Oil City at.
Arriviug at West Pcnn Juuclkn at
GOING NORTH.
Day Express leaves Pittsburg at
Arriving at Oil City at
Night Express leaves TiHsburg at
Arriving at Oil Citv nt
10,10 n, m.
". 1 5 p. ni .
15,30 p. m.
ti.HO a. ni.
7,20 a. m.
0,00 p. m.
8,00 a. m.
8,10 p. in.
7,30 p. m.
5,40 a m.
.tjf nave new i onn June. at. a. in.
Arriving at Oil City at 5,15 p. m.
Connections at Corry and Trviuo'on for Oil
City and Pittsburg. At Franklin with James
town and FranKlin R. R. Connections with
West Penn, R. R. nt West Pcnn Juncliou for
Blairsvillo and all points on the main lino of
the Pennsylvania U. It.
Sleeping Carson Night Trains.
J.-.T. LAWRENCE, Genera! Sup' .
Thos. M. Ki.Nfi, Asst. Supt.
JJCSIXESS CARDS.
TOIIN G. HALL, Attorney at law, Ridg
way, Elk county P:i. iiiar.22'lili ly
H
ENKY SOUTHER,
Hidgwny, Pa.
Attorney-at-Luw
ifoUiy'oH),
A
LPINfi HOU.SE, St. Mary's Pa., Her
man irel-., I ropnetor. ptig'J iu
D
Pa.
it. W. JAMES PLAINLY Physi.-ian
and Surgeon, St. Mary's, Elk county
ninr-22'ij(ily.
17MUNK S. BARRETT, Aitorney-at-Law,
; Clearfield, Pemi'a. Will practi?u iu
Elk nnd Cuinurnn .com tin. eeptVGU-y.
DR. W. V, SHAW lWiices Medicine
and Surgery, Cenfrcviilc, Elk eounty
war-i;2"C(j ly.
HF. 0. K'lUMME, M. I).,
Phyi ici in r.iid Surjrcuu, Fudgwny Elk
Co. Pa Oiticc above store of It. G. YiillU
Office ho.ii- IVciu & to 10 A. M. and ti to 8 P.
M. vlu8tf.
CH. VOLK, Manufacturer nnd Dealer
! Lag, r Boer, oppwiie tho Ruilr jait
Depot, St. Mary's, Elk county Pa.
llar-J'Ct;-! .
JO.IK O. HAM
i-i a r ,t .
JAR. K. 1 1IAIL.
Attoi'iioyH -at Law
BENZ1NGER P. 0. Ei.K COUNTY, PA.
September 20, 1SGG. ly.
TS. Iloidwcll, M. D. Eclectio Physician
. Ollico and residcuea opposite tho
Jail, on Centre St., Ridt;way, Pa. 'prompt at
tention willbe given to nil calls. Ollico hours :
7 to 8 A. M- ; 12 to 2 P. M. ; nud 0 to 7 P. M.
Mar. 22, CO tf.
milAYER HOUSE,
X RIDGWAY, PA.
DAVID THAYER, Proprietor.
The undersigned having fitted up a lurgo
aud commodious hotel on tho southwest
corner of Centre and Mill etroe's, with good
and convenient stiibling attached, respect
fully solicits the patrol. age of his old frieuds
and the puV tic generally.
declO'CO ly DAVID THAYER.
17 R A N K LI N II OUSK,
1 hr. Mahyk, Pa.
LARGEY & MA LONE, Pnnra's.
The proprietors rcspcul fully ntk the attention
of their friends and tho public iu general to
the'.r largo and con.iuodinus hotel. Every
attention paid to the convenience of guests.
II. LARGEY,
may80-1863.1y J. A. wALOXE.
KERSEY HOUSE,.
CKUTr.RviLiE, Elk Co., Pa.
LT. 1$. Leach, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so
liberally bestowed unou him. th naw T,.r,.
priotor, hopes, by paying strict attention to
me oomrori atu convenience ot guesls, to
merit a continuuuee of the same.
Tln201y.
JORTON H0US3,
Eli IE, PA-
M. V. Moore, (lute of the Jjjile House)
J'rop'ielor.
Open Day nnd Niht-
n30tf.
NAILS, SPIKES, HINGES, RIVETS,
locks, bolts, aud all kinds ot builder's
materials in general can be had cheaper at
the Sj. Marv's Hardware Stui-e than arc
other place in Elk couru ty . - (u28'G7)
All orders for Stoves and Hardware
will be promptly attended to aa soon
as received, at the
12'07 St. MARY'S HARDWARE STORE.
Tea Advocate has the largest circulation in
the county, uud is the best advertising medium.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE Ct;RE Op
AND LUX 0 I
'MI 110 AT
'TSEASES
WiFhnrt's Pino Trco
TAlt CORDIAL.
It is Iho vital principle of tho Pino Tree, nb.
tnined by a pecu'inr process in tho flisitilniiou
of th' t.ir by which its highest mec'i'jnl pro
prii;tii.'fi are retained.
It is theonly sntrgr.ard nnJ reliable remedy
wImtIi has ever been prepared from the juice
if i be- Pine Tito It invi-f.-rfiti-a the digi-slivo
oi-pms and i stores Ihe appelitn. It Ftrc.igth
ens the tlrbi'i.ited system. It purifies and
mi ioheH t lie blood, and cxpolln fiom the syn
tem the coiiuption which scrofula breeds on
the luiij;-".
lis healirxr pviiuiiple nets upon the iritat.ed
Biirfi-.cc of l!i limgfl nn.l throut, penetrating to
ench ili'iiiiised pari, lelitv'.ng paiu and su'uu::
iii i tliiihiilioii.
It ii ilit reu'it. of yc-ir. of sluly nnJ expe.
rimcnt, and it is offered to tho niiiicled, wilh
i)io p oitivr au ranee of its power U euro the
(V.'lowiug diiicc.sos if the patient, has not too
long delayed a res-nrt to the tnetiiiH of cure :
Consunipii.uj cf tho Limns, Cough, Sore
Throat and M renal, lli-onchitii. Liver Com
plaint, Blind and illi-ediug Piles, Asthma,
Whoopini; Co.-.;'Ji, DipliieHa, &c-
We me often nsked why ur.s not other r.-nic-d'es
in ihe imu-ket fr Consumption, Coughs
Colds, and other Pulmonary alVeetijn oqnnl to
Dr. L. Q. Wislmrl's l ine Tree 'fur Cordial.
Wc answer
1st. It cures, not by tl-ipping cough, but
by, loosening und afsiting nature to throw
oil the unhealthy matter tolluotcd about ihe
throat and brcach-ul tabca, woisiisa ufiuiitn
nnd cough.
2d. Mot Tbroet and I.nng Remedies are
compoeil of anodynes, which r.ll iy the eolith
fur awhile, but by their oouslring'ing eff'tcta,
the rtl,er3 beconio h.-.r.loncd, -and the unhe'il'hy
nuiiis oonguuire ant ore relnmed in the sys
tem causing 'dUCuse beyond tho control of our
mon eminent phj p'cif.ua.
3d. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its s
sistnnts, perfectubbi, because they remove the
cause of irritation of tho mucuo is meinbr.ine
nud bronchial tubes, nssi;t the lungs to act
and throw off the unhealthy secretions, and
purify tho blood, thus scientifically making
the cure perfect.
Dr. ifihart uns on filo at his ofica hun
dreds, and Thousands of Certificates, from
men and women of unrnostionabIe chni-nster
who wore onco hopelessly given up to die, but
uuim;ii mo provitionco ot Uetl wi-ve com- I -pletely
restored to health by the Pino Trco Tar . "
Cordial. A t'hvfioian in nttendanee whn ran wtit, !,, p:-oi ni. n
ho conpulicd in person or by mail,
- - ------
il, fr-o of I
rdiul 51.50
nl l. I
uiini-ge. rrico ct Pine Tree Tar Cor
per bottle, and til, 00 per doz. Sent, by Ex
ptcss on receipt of price. . Address L. Q. 0
WIS1IART, M. D., No. 2:J2 North 2d Sircct,
Pliil'a. IV..
May 21,'U9in3vln27.
LiW STOKE.
Tho subscriber begs leave to inform theciti-
r.ena or Kulgwny and vicinity that ho has
opened a storo where mny be found
PFRFU.MERY, FANCY GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES.
STATIONERY,
FINE CONFECTIONARY,
OYSTERS, ORANGES, LEMONS, in reason.
nlSvltf J. R. TAIRD.
LOOK RENE!
WATCHES. JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
CtHAltLES HOLES, rraot'eal Watchmi-
kcr, Jeweler and Enernver, llidrwav.
Elk county, Pa. The subsci iber begs leave 'to
nnnounco to tho citizens of Ui.i.;w.r and
vi..-ini!y thut he is prep..i-od lo uo all work in
his lino on vhort notice and at toi.;o-itibl
rates in tho very best ummu-i-. Shop in if.
. Tl.ay-'g Store, i'nccial attention paid to
orrnviog.
He has also on hand n largo assortment, of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silverw.ire
v hic'u lie offers for sale on reasonable tonus.
Give hima call. uo7 07if.
-4 TTESTJOX MIL J,. O ll'XI-RS .'
'pilK EA.'iLE TURBINE WATER
J WHEEL, patented July 30. 1 8'i7, is
Rujetior to ,"..-iy -wheel in use. The under.
ei?ncl Lave lim agency for said wheel in the
Stale fa, l'ennsy'.v.iiii.i, and can rcconi.-i.en.l
it as being tho be.-t ninnufi.'jtnred. For
further partieiilyrs. nnd circulars, iuijiiiro nt
oi.ir Foiimlry in Ucisey, where niaehitiei'v,
mill-gcuriiiir, casings and steam engines will bo
inado to order at i-ciihouable prices. Yt'o ex' eel
by giving Kutisiaction in our work to rcc'.i-.-a
a good share ot publie pntrimnn-e.
J. F. UOBEUTiSON,
It. BELL.
Kersey, Elk Co., Vc, j inl'i lLf.3pd.
r.UCKli & C'A.MEKOX,
Lessoa of tho Miuc3 of tho
Company.
Kersey Coa
JEutrs and Shijijn-s of.
BITUMINOUS COALS !
Of Etipciior quality, fur
GAS, GENERATING STEAM, MANUFAC
TURE OP IRON, SMITHING AND
DOMESTIC USE.
Aro prepared to receive Oi Joih and make
contracts fur these woll.knowu c'ils.
OFriCE, KERSEY, ELli CO., PA.
Kersey, Pa., March 12. 1808. v1n17tf.
F YOU WANT TO 15UY
eL.0T2SXVG for the .fllUlon
Go to A. DUULACJIER,
DEALlia IN
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
GENTS' rUitNlSIIING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, E0?TS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS.- &o.
ST. MAKY'S, ELK. COUNTY, PENNA
Jau21S(iSljpd rlARDS, Eill-Heals, Letter-Heads, Tags,
HaudliilU. il.iiipin l n,..i ..,....
. . - -v I'inriucr,
and at the lhwkt vuhb rail nAcn
the Elk Advooate Printing Oflioe.
Jon PinNTiN i of every description do.ie
promptly at tliis oflice, nnd in a style un
equalled iu this tcctiou cf tho Stale. Eut're
satiafuctiou gu-rauttcj.
IIARDvAIJE-
JEW HARDWARE STORE !
The subscribers have just opened iu
ST. MARY'S
A new and Complete Slock of Heavy & Shelf
IJMPIMBS !
And will keep constantly on hand a groat
variety of
COOK A ND TIE A TIKG S TO VES
Ear Iron, Steel Anvils, Eilloirs, Nail.'s
1'vrac Shoes, Srhtgst Eulul
wj IItvIicarct haws
and Fifes of Every Description
GCNS, PISTOL3 AND CARTRIDGES,
Cutlery, Plated Yv'are and House
Eurui ahing Goods. AO
kinds of Mec'iau
ics' Tools !
TINWARE-
Of every description, which will be sold at
the LOWEST ;.'ASH PRICES.
They havo al?6 tho cxcluuivo agency in St
SIary'3 for the
IMPROVED ORIENTAL
BAiSEJHJKNLNG COAL STOVER
AND PARLOR ITUKNACE3 I
j'. ' S.-.I. -..j-
.u,V.. ..W.b .r.l-lV. AUUI , no, lit).
miuuiH nt tho Now oi k State nnd olh.
w Fairs ; Also, the Croat Silver
Medal at tho Fair of the Am
erican Institu.e, held in
New York City,
They are Perpetual Burners, only one fire
being required to bo inado
auring tho season.
M. BEECHER, Jn. '
WM. II. COPELAND.
nov23'C7 ly
PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
THE subsciibcrs having completed their
New Grist Mill in Ridgway are now
prepared to furnish tho people of the surr
rounding country willi
Flour of the Best Quality
and of their own manufacture, at the lowes
market rates.
The aiUution of lumbermen and othfrs
is called to our facilities fer i'uriuKhing
tlieni with
FEED OF ALL KIADS,
cbefip.-r limn it enn be bought uv.y other
place in Iho county.
Lii Cash Paid fob Gbais.-j
J.S. IU'DK,
J. V. UOt.1 fC.
.1. K. WHIiMORE.
November 7, IP.f,7tf
LOOK HERE!
CENT RiVILLE Tli-SHOP.
TOH.V VA 1'l.E desirej to make known
to ihe citizens cf Contrevillo and tho
surrounding country that lie has taken tho
shop formerly occupied 1 y It. J. Mnloney, on
'Mct.'auley's Corner" in Cent rc-vi lie, and
tiiat he hop.f-s bj paying strict attention to
his buine.H6 mil the wants of his cu."ionicrs,
to nioril their patronage in his line. He will
Ke.in on bund a largo r.ud well celecLcd ussuii
nunt of
of hs own manuf.icture, v,h: h he will warrant
to be of tho best quality. 1!U pluck couuists
of eve'ryiuing tLat is useful in the tinware lino
about a h.uec.
I ask a fair trial, end if my work docs
not give Satisfaction, my oustni.u rs will not bo
obliged to take it. JOHN WAPLE.
6cpl0:tf.
J. 8. EORDWEI.L, M. D.
SICLEVT&V Si i'S I Vii Jt
'IV.ic Word Lclceifo Menus lo cIioso or sc
lift iaei'.icine3 from all tho different
sohcols of medieiue ; u.sinj re:nedies ihat are
safe, and discarding from practice ail medi
cines th;'t have an injurious i f.'ect ou the sys
tem, such as mercury, antimony, lead, coo
per. &0. .
1 lay aside the lance tho oil bloodletter,
reJucti-or depleter, and equalize J(he circula
tion and restore the system to its natural
state by alteratives and tonics. I shall here
after give particular attention to chrouio dis
eases, such as Uhcuntuf.sm, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint, Cutavrh, Ne ualgia, diseases of tho
threat, urinary organs, ind all Uiseascs pecu
liar to females, &o.
CATARRH I treat with a new instrument of
a late invention which ouns every case.
TKETH extracted without puiu.
Oflice and resideuco South of the jail on
Centre Kt... Cilice hours from 7 to 8 a. ; iu 12
to 1 p. m ; G to 7 p. m.
Dec. 2U'C7. -ly. r J. s. E0I1 DWELL.
y PUIS 11. CAP.NER,
mACTICAL 5 AC1IINTST.
Can be lonud at his Foundry at St. Mary's
where he is ready to have ull shop, work in
his line done od short notioe. St. Mary's
Ucuziuger P. O ,J Elk co., Pa. myl'CS'ly
TOP WORK of all liuJs aad doscri-.
J douo ot this ufUce.
ULACKSMITH'S CARPENTER'8 AND
joiner's tools for sale cheaper than
the cheapest" at the St. Mary's Hardware
b,ore (nov28'07.)
ORD3 OF WISDOM.
POtt YOUNQ MEN.
On the Ruling Passion in Youlh and Early
Mrtlllmn.i will. Ul.-I L iri'T n - . . J
M'fei. k-.w,
and unfortunate. Bent iu sealed letter ert
velupes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
association. Rox p, i-UiUuicuLu, p