gllt mtnfT gduoc;att
""rnVlisUAY, KOVKM15EU !7. 1 870.
th& Elections.
JiVwYork. give Holfiian only 32,000
for Govrnor.where the llemocrfs claimed
JU.tCO. That don't look much like 8
Derooertic Raiu. The other state
loUlmp elections tins month have not
clmit;eJ tuuth from last year. Wbnt we
loose io one section we gain in another,
and we fail to see tLo boasted heavy
Pfffiocratic gains.
The War.
Totlts, Friday, Nov. 11 A dispatch
frvio Gen. DVAuilles de Paludiues, the
commander of the Army of the Loire,
was received by the Minister of Wr
In it evening, and has just been given to
the public. It is &9 follows: "Wo have
taken possession of the city of Orleans.
after a fight which has lnstcd two days
Our segregate losses in killed and woun
c!.d do not reach 2,C00, while those
if the enemy a:e much larger.
"AVc have mado more then 1,000
prisoners thes far, and arc continually
lidding to them, as we follow up ihe
tleting enemy. Among the properly
captured are two cannon of tho Prug
fian model, 20 ammunition wagons, and
great number of vans and provision
vagotis. The hottest of the fight took
place around Coulmier on Wednesday,
the 9th. Notwithstanding tho bad
weather and other unfavorable circutus
lances, the clan, displayed py the troops
was remarkable." Gen l)e l'nludincs,
cn occupying the city, issued tho lullow
ing congratulatory order to the officii-.,
under omcers, and soldiers ot the Army
of the Loire: ''ihe action ot yesterday
was a glorious one for our atwy.
Kvery position of the enemy was vigor
ously carried, and the enemy is now
retreating. I have informed the Gove
Ttnent of your conduct, and am instruc
ted to return to you their thanks for
your victory. Amid
Uoro about tho 'Qake.
Among the bills presented to the
Lake Shore Nitro Glvcerinn Cnmnnnw
v I'-"J
or damages resulting from tho explo
sion at Fairport last week, was one for
killing a borec. Tho owner stated that
he lived twenty-eight miles fnm Fair
port. His horse was standing in the
barn, and ws instantly killed so sud
denly, in faci, that he had not time
to fall, but was found standing erect, in
the act of reaching for a wisp of buy.
Mr. Ilinchley, who went up to sotlle
for damage, declined to audit this bill,
but took a diu" lam of tho cetitleuinn's
head who presented it, and forwarded
it to Fowler & 'Yells, crainiologUts.
The Toledo Commn-ciul says that at
the time of the explosion ot Fairport,
the schooner Lyman Casey was on her
way to that port aud about three mile8
from shore The captain was asleep ot
tho time, but tho vessel was so shukeu
that he was aroused from his slumbers,
and all on board supposed they had
struck a rock. The vessel was jarred
and shaken until the dishes rattled, and
all feared she had met a disaster, uuiil
they discovered the cloud of smoke
and lis.ird tho report emanating from
the Litro-glyceriiio explosion. Erie
Dispitkh.
M7. C. It. II3A3D, BE-:V03.
which France is plunged, her eyes an:
upon you, and she counts upon your
courage. Let us nil make every efiori.
in order that this hope may not be
mistaken.
D'ACREI.T.S DF. I'ALAMNIS
Com mander-i n-( ; h iff.
"General Ileadqvrtcrt, Nov 1 870."
The journals report that the I 'r In
dians have lost over 10,000 men killed
and wounded and 1,800 prisoners in tin
batticg around Orleans, and are retreat
ing toward Chartres and Ftninpes. A
large number of guns, thrown away hv
ihe enemy, have been picked up and
distributed among tho National (juanh
nt Orleans. The entire Army ol tin
Lore is advancing.
Irwiu Kennedy, a prisoner at the jui
who has confessed to a burglary com
mitted three years ago, and who is the
principal witness against a man who is
charge! wiih being accessory to it be
fore tho fact, is either becoming insane,
or is simulating insanity. He has
smashed the shelves and other little
conveniences which he had fixed up in
his cell to make him comfortable and
throws himscll on the floor, laughing
idiotically at the other prisoners. Day
before yesterday he iusanely toro to
pieces his vest, but with a wisdom tha'.
savored of reason, carefully took some
money out of the pockets and trans-
tho disasters in tened it to his breeches, belore destroy-
. Fanaticism.
Fauatioism is no evil ; but it is au
evil that tee are not very liable to. Our
temptation is the olhur way, and, in
general it seems to mo that mnn do not
enough mark the necessity of jntntise,
fervent continually fervent aud infuse
religious experience, to taeiliate their
courage the Royal road. If jour feel
ings fire riijht, do not be afraid ofhav
ing them too deep. For, while the pas
sions, while all the lower lcelings, aro
apt lo wear a man out by intensity, it is
one of tho peculiarities of the moral sen
timents that they nourish and feed men.
Excitement in the higher valuo'of fi cl
ing does not wear men out. It is the
appe'.ite that grind out the fibre of
life. Jieechcr.
The Great Authority. The moth
er o! a family was married to an infidel
who made jet ol religion in the presence
ot Ins own children; yet she sucteded in
bringing them all up in the fenrof the
Jiord. 1 asked her one day how she
preserved them from the influence of a
father whose sentiments were so opposed
to her own. This was her answer :
'Because to the.authority of a father I
ao not oppose the authority cf a mother.
but that ot tw' jToin their earliest
years my children have always seen the
Bibie upon my table. J his holy book
ids constituted the whole ol tlieir reli
gious instruction, l was client tna: l
might allow it to speak. Lid they pro
pose a question, did they contradict a
lank, did tiicy commit a fuult, did they
perform a good actiou, I opened the i-
bic, and the Kiale answered, reproved
or encouraged them, liie constant
reading of tho sciiptures has wrought
the prodigy which surprises you.
liev. Adolplt! Jlaioil.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
IN
Important- French Victcry.
The French victory at Orleans is the
fir.-t imnortaut victory that has been
gained by the French army since tin
begiuning of tho war, and it appears to
have been a o uplcto one. The Ger
mans were driven, afior two days linn
fTsibtiiic. out of Orleans, towurd Cl:a-
iig tne vest. Jtis sentence lias been
detuned two terms mi accouut of the
rial of his alleged accomplice, who, un
ol tne bunging ot tins, cnargo iiuu ai-
wns borne an unsullied name. Erin
Ouputrh.
A KoMiNTic -UfAiit A man
lamed Frank ur.incr, of Milton, had
ieeu, it seems, courting h daughter of
Mr. Nathaniel Kingsbury, an aged and
respected citizen ot that town. .Un
I'uesday last Sumner had taken Miss
lvinsbury o i' for a drive, and returned
bout noon to her father's residence.
i lie re tindintr sonio trouble in opening
he baru door, he went to the old man
n an excited stato. High words, it
v.ipposct!, pa-sed betweeu them, when
ho L'ay lover proceeded to beat the old
nan in so unmerciful a fashion as to
ndanger his life. Among the injuries
bus inflicted upon Mr. Kingsbury
were five cuts on the head, and bruises
md cuts on the body. On Wednesday
iio ease was brought before justice
!2stoy, of Hyde Park, who, after a hear
ing lasting tuny Jour tours, ordered
both Sumner and Miss Kingsbury to
dud bail in 500 to appear at the supe
rior court, in Dedham, in December
sw ,eni w k
DAN SCItlUNUll WISIIliS TO IX-
fonn the Citizens, of Itidyway, and the
public gcLcrnl'y that lie lins start edit Liv
ery Stable anil willjkecp
GOOD STOCK. GOOD CARRIAGES
and Buggies, to let upon I he most reasona
ble trims.
Kfjjh.'.le will also do job tennlnj;.
Stable in tlio Rrooks Barn, near the
rest Office, on Mil' street. All orders left
at the Tost Office wi'.l meet promptattcn
lion. Aug 20 1870. tf.
TO TUB
NERVOUS & DEBILITATED,
WHOSE SUFFERING HAVE BEEN PRO-
TRACTED FROM HIDDEN CAUSES,
AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
vnoJiPT tsi i?f tvh ejpt
TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE
gOMETMXO NEWT IN RID G WAY 1
loot & shoe establishment:
Tin. tnWv'.bnr (nips tliia m.hod of in
r,vmi imp : ...us ot' l'..iliiiiy and
v.cniy lhat he has opened a
KOOT & SHOE STORE,
:n I'le room lue'y occupied by Henry S.
Tiniver in liie ti c:iJ ni' the llyiie House.
where muy be ieuudn general ajaoument of
PnTSICANS AND S UNDAY-SciIOOT.S.
One who is himself a physician gives
the following testimony :
There is ro class of our brethcrn
who cau do more efficient service iu
the Sunday-school than practicing phy
sicians. They ride around to visit the
sick, and arc thus brought into contact
with children at their homes; they can
pick up little straglers, and turn them
to Sunday. schools with less difficulty
than many others, and their influence
is greater than that of most men. Yet
I have known brethcrn to make the
proffesion or practice of medicine an ex
cuse for negleciing the Sunday-school.
While I lived in Hertford county, a
physician of largest practice was one of
the warmest friends of Sunday schools,
und a regular teacher of the Diblo class.
My precptor io medicine had a large
practice while I was under his tuition;
it averaged S12.000 per anuuin ; with
that he was professor of anatomy and
physiology in a medical college, yet he
'.va- seldom absent from his class in
Sunday-school.
1 ali-s Shnp.
Gftitienicnx' Ron' mil Shops.
Boys' Boots nui Children's Shoes.
ALSO,
teaudun. where thev received suti a
leliing fire iu the rear that they chaiijreo
direction and continued their retreat by
the Pithiviers toad. They cow lest at
'J'oury, where they are receiving rein
foreciuentB from Prince Frederick Char
Je's forces tit Charters, and will doubt- uest. Boston Traveller, Nov. 7
lc.-.s make another stand. It is taid
the French army, under Pnladinc, will
utnuabcr the Prussian force even
with theso reinforcements. What it
i said that the French army, under
I'aladinc, will outnumber the Prusion
f irce even with these reinforcements
A Capital Jcke.
The New Jersey Patriot tells the fol
lowing story, which it says is nil the
more pi.ht.iLIe because it is true aua
can be vouched for. It took place a
'ew Sundays since at one of tho prom
inent 4th street churches. It seems
What it may accomplUh will of course that a worthy deacon had been very
depend very much on the skill and ce-1 industrous in selling a new church bock,
h rily with which it is handled. The costing 75 cents. At the services in
Germans around Paris are apparently question, the minister, just befcre dis
undismayed by tho reverse ot Orleans, missing the cngregUion, rose and said:
King William calmly telegraphs the ''All you who have children to baptize
fiict home to tho Queen, concealing will please present them nest Sabbath."
EUSINISS CARDS.
ENRlf SOUT1IEK, Atlornpy-at-Law
Ridgway,
(fcb2!)'ol?),
H
GA. RATIIBUN, Attorney-al-taw
. Ridgwny !. 2 2 If.
nothing.
The deacon, who,by tho way, was a little
deaf, and having an eye to selling the
books, and supposing his pastor was
referring to them, immediately jumped
np and shouted, " All you who haven't
i
The New GovEasoa of Utah.
Vincent Vaughn, who has just been ap
pointed Governor of Utah, in tho place
Governor Shaffer, deceased, it is stated, aDy can get ag muuy U3 y0U WaDt
was an efficer in the Lontedeiale ser- calling ou me at 75 cents each. " Tho
vice until the close of the war, when preacher looked cross-eyed at the broth
lie was selected to fill one of the minor ers, tho brothers looked at the clergy.
professiorships at the University of Al- meD, the audienco punched the audi-
obaraa, which he beld until last spring, ence in the side, the bubble grew larger,
Inconsequence of political difficulty, until it burst in a loud guffaw- Ladica
Wr. Vaughn wasoompelled to leave his colored up, crimsoned, blushed, and
home. His disabilities were removed thanked the Lord for the low price of
ly Congress at its last session to enable peopling tho earth. There was no bene-
him to accept the appointment of fcecre- jjotion that morning worth sncakin ot
tary of the Territory of Utah, to which jhe deacon, after be bad found out his
he had been nominated by the Presi. mistate) changed his pew from the
dent and confirmed by the toenate. lie front 0f tne chuich to the third from
baibeen in Utah but a law months. the rear; and though he cannot bear
'. .'" T tuj the sermon, he is consoled with the
a man in Vtis, jnas., UUM I thought that the young ladies can
ioug eunerea wuu muuiug guicker at him.
her lee lately became tired of listen- 1
ing to her griefs and caring for her We notice by our exchanges that the
diseased member and so he bound the prevailing opinion among the people
woman npon a bench and with a butcher that apples will not keep long this
knifo' and handsaw cut her big leg off.
Of oouise he knew nothing about taking
up bleeding arteries, and death soon
ttmt to tit relief of lbs euflorer.
winter. The best winter fruit is now
more matured than it usually is in jan
uary, on aoeount ot the warm pleasant
weajW this fall.
Saturday Night. Among the mul
titude of suggestions far spending Sun
day in a profitable way, I beg leave to
-ay to that Saturday night has a close
counction with it.
Saturday night is one of the resting
places in the journey of life, when it
becomes every niau to settle his accounts.
1. Settle with the world. The busi
ness of a single week is easily reviewd
ts mistakes easily rectified, its expe
rience terned to good accouut. The
man of business should sometime on
Saturday look over his books, examine
his outstanding debts, and, and see that
11 is straight and safe. This is all the
more important if his accounts aro uu
merous. Tho srreatest watchfulness
is required, il be would escape embar
rassment and trouble. He who knows
exactly how he stunds every Saturday
night, will not be likely to live a very
poor aian ; or if he does, he will hardly
ever be found in debt or in want.
2. Settle with con-cience. Let him
review his words and his actions, his
motives aud feelings daring the past
week, II anything is seen to be wrong
or defective, (aud who is he that sin-
neth not?) let the remerabcranco of it
bo carried into the next week, that a
repetition may be avoided. Let him in
prayer seek not ouly forgiveness for
what has been mis through the past,
but grace to do better through the cum
ins week.
3 Settle with the LonVt Treatury.
Every man owes constant returns el
gratitude to the Giver of all good. Is
it not meet to finish the settlement ol
Saturday night by reviewing all the
mercies ot the week, and setting apart
a portion of its profits to serve some
gooL.cause that will promote the glory
of Him "who gave himself for us."
How much better, happier might
life be with a downright honest ttttle
ment every Saturday night '.' How much
brighter would Sunday morning; bow
f!nnnpc!pil with ihp above etnbllsbmpn?
Invi n l!nr r nnd Imp. Munu'iiPturiiip K.
inbllshnipnt whpre work wiV be miido m
orJor. Ki'imirinff 1 1 rt t on slioil notice and
on riMonatre tom.s
Top iiuli':p aro inv.iP'l to ?'v me n c-ill.
oo23,'G9y GEORGE VY.VLE.ER.
If you are suffering or have suf
fered, I'roin involuntary discharges, what
fleet does it troduce upon your
Lrcneial health ? Do you feel weak, de
bilitated, easily tired 1 Does a litllo
extra excrtiou produce palpation of tho
heart; Does your liver, or urinary
organs, or your kidueys, frequently
et out of order? 'Is your urine sonie-
lmes thick, milky or flotkj, or is it
ropy on settling Or does n thick
kuiu r.se to the ton? Or is a sediment
at the botU'iu alter it has stood awhile?
Do you have spells ol bhoit breathing
or dyspepsia? Aro your bowels con
stipated ? Do you have spells of fainting,
or rushes ot blood to the head ? Js
your 111011101 unpaired Is your mind
constunily dwcllins on the suhiec? Do
you leel dull, listless, moping, tired of
company, of liie ( Do you wish to bo
alone, to get away from everybody?
Docs any little thing u.uke you stait
or lump : is your sleep tirokcn or
restless ? Is tho lustre of your eye as
brilliant? The bloom of your cheek as
bright Do you enjoy yourself in so
ciety as well: JM you pursue your
business with the same euergy ? Do you
feci us much confidence iu yourself?
Aic your spirits dull and fl:ij;ina
iven to fits ol uieleucholy ? Jf so, do
not lay it to vour liver or dispensia
Have you rcxilcss nights ? Vour back
weak, ami nave lull little appetite, and
ynu attribute this to dyspepsia or
hvcr-comp laiut i
Now, reader, self-abuse, vencral
disease badly cured, and sexual excesses
are all capable ot producing a wcakress
of the generative organs. Tho organs
of the ueiierutinn, when in perfect health,
nniKc the man. Did you ever think
that thoi-o bold, defiant, enetgettc
persevering business-men are iuwuvm
tho-c whoso generative orgunsare in
perfect health: lou. uevcr hear
Mich men complain of being melcn
clio'y, ol nervousness, ol' piiipututicn ot
the heart. They are never afraid they
cannot succeed in business; ihey don't
become sad and discmirkgcd ; ihey arc
liiways poliic and pleasant in company
of ladies, and look you and hem right
in the lace none of your dowueast
looks or any other meanness about
ihcm. I do uot mean those who keep
the orgrns inflated by running to excess.
These will not only ruin their consti
tutions, but also those they do business
with or for.
How manev men. from badly cured dis
eases, from the eiiects of ml!' abuse nud
cxci'ssfji, have brought about that slate of
weakness in iiils.' otgnns ihai ha reiiiiceds
Ihe general system so much ns to mdiieo
almoat every oilier disease idiocy, pr.
ulysis, spinal nlleeiioiis, suicide, nnd almosi
every oilier form of disease which hip
mainly is heir io and the real cause of
ihe trouble scarcely ever eiispeclvd, and
have (loe;ored lor ail but Ihe right one.
DISEASE OF THESE ORGANS REQUIRE
THE USE OF A
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
HALL & BRO.
Attorneys at Law
ST. MARY'S,
Ig C0TOT7.PCTS7L7AyiA.
IB. Rordwell, M. D. Eclectic 1 bjsinn
. Office and residence opposite the
Jail, on Centre St., Ruljrwiiy, l'a. Prompt
attention will be given to all culls. Olliee
hours: 7 to 8 A. M-; 12 to 2 I. M. ; nud
0 lo 7 P. M. Mar. 2'2, CO tf.
A. FISUER. Surgeon Dentist, o
Wnrren, l'a.. will bo iu St. M'irys tho
too third week in each month. Office in
Dr. Russ' building. Centre street, Si.
Mary's, and at Ridgany every court week.
Office at the Hyde House.
JQR C. 11. FULLER,
JJOTAMU rilYSlCIAN,
RinowAT, Pa.
Residence and office opposite tho 'J buyer
Hons?.
HYDE HOUSE,
H inn way, Elk Co., Ta.
W. JI. SUJIUAM, Proprietor
Thankful for the pnlronneo Wrelofore
so liberally beslowed upon hioi, the new
prcprietor, hopes, ty paying strict at
tention lo the comfort and convenience of
guests, to merit a continuance of tho
same.
Oct 30 180N.
QHARLE3 HOLES,
fRACTICAt
WATCHMAKER. ENQRAVER JEWEL
ER. Wist end of Hyde House, Ridgway, l'a.
Sells as Cheap as Ever,
GOLD AND SILVER WATilAES,
Clocks, Jewe'ry, Silverware,
XX VIOLIS AND GUITAR STRINGS,
Spectacles, Pens and Pencils,
Exclutive gent for the sale of
ALEX. MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
Repairing Watches, etc., dote wilh tbesam
accuracy as heretofore. nov20,'09lf
T
M1AVER HOUSE,
RIDGWAY, PA.
DAVID THAYER, Proprietor.
The uiiilersicncd having htteJ np a
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD"
HARNESS ! II AllNESt!! IIARN1CSSI
COLLARS ! COLLARS! COLLARS!
H2AID ft POWSLL, hare remcved their
llnrness Shop over I'owe!! A Ki.iu-'s Sioro
and imveon limr.l the l-iret h-sh IniMit of
liui ric. lor hrjiucriii' ami jJciu' e pur
pones, in this or adjoining tontines, oiul
ml oilier Ariicles beloii'jiui! lo il.o Hade.
TRUNKS, SADDLES, VALISES,
WHIPS, BLANKETS, COL
LARS &e.
Would invite tho attention of all owners
large and commodious hotel the sunt li west I horses lo my new
coi ncrol'Centre and Mill streets, wilh good PATENT ELASTIC CORK HORSE
nnd convenient stabling nttiiehed, respect
fully solicils the paironnge of his old
I'riendsiind ihe pablio giierlly.
declU'iid ly DA VI I) THAYER.
I7H A N K L I N II OUS
1 Sr. Mn's.
' LARGE Y & M ALONE, Proi-b's.
The propi-ieiora respectfully ask thoniten-
lion of their friends and the public in
general to their large nnd commodious
hotel. Every nttcutiou paid to Ihe couvo-
uience ot guests.
II. LARGEY.
mny30-lRG8.1y J. A. m A LONE.
TEVNOLOS HOUSE,
IZYSTOirSTilLB, JI7?ESS0 CO., PA.
I!. S. HELNAP, pRoriuiToa .
KERSEY HOUSE,
Cc.viiiLviLLR, Elic Co., Pa.
John Collins, Proprietor.
Than k ful for the patronage heretotnre
so liberally bestowed upon him, the new
pro priotor, hopes, by paying si riot nt-
lenlion to the eoiuforl nr.d convenience
of guests, to merit 4 continuance of the
same.
M
ORTOX HOUSE,
TirtlE. PA.
J. V. Moore. (Iitf of the Jjide House)
1 r'ipi i, tar.
Open Day and Night
"I II. VOLK.' Manufacturer and Di-aler
Vy in Lngtr Beer," opposite Ihe Railroiiu
Depot. Si. Mary s, Elk county l'a.
INVELOPKS, LABELS & TAGS ne-itly
Uj printed nt tne Advocate Olhcc.
laach more profitable the whole day '
1 ins it -J I'.i 1 nt i ..ir.uiu.iii tiLi.tl
BL'ti, gotten up to dupe t lie ignorant and
credulous, nor in it represented as being
"composed of rare and precious substances
brought, from the four comers of the earth.
earned teven tunes accross the Great
Desert of Sakarrah on the backs of fnu teen
camels, and bronght across the Atlantic
Ocsan on tw Ships." It is a tmplt mild
tooihiuf Krmedy, a perfett Sprcifie for Catarrh
and "Cold in the head," also fur offensive
Breath, Loss or impairment of the Sense
of Sll, Tt or Hearing, Wittering or
r)Mk lyes, fio or Pressure in the Head,
whe eimeJ. as ihey all not unfrequently
are, y tne violence ol Untarrh.
1 otter in food faith, a standing Reward
of (300 for a cm of Catarrh that I cannot
cur.
FOR 8 ALE BT M03T' DRUGGISTS
ETIlTWHKMi
Pmci 50CiXT.
Bent by mil, post paid, on receipt of
Sixtt C if ts. roar packages for JJOXJ or
1 Doien ror iwi
Send two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's
pampniel on latarrn. Address the Pro
prietor, . ?. Puici, . p.
BUCHU
IS THE OP.ET DICRETI, AND IS A CERTAIN
CURE FUR DISEASE OF THE
R LADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAK
NESS, FEMALE COMLAINTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY.
And all other diseases of the Urinary Or
Jans, whether existing in Male or Feualk.
fi'iiti whatever cue originating, and no
iiiiiiter how long standing.
If no trrninient is submitted to. con
sunptiou or insanity may ensue. Our
and flesh blood are eupporied from these
sources, nnd the hea'ih and happiness, and
Hint of l osieniy, depends upon prompt
use of a reliable remedy.
11 EM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, establi
shed
upward of 19 years, prepared by
11. 1 . ILKL.MliUL.D
PARSONS,
Manufacturer and Dealer iu Boots &
Shoes,
Main St., opposite Hotel,
nov2iy
Wacox, Ta.
JOARDING HOUSE,
ear the Depot, Milcox.T.i.
The undersigned has opened a larce board-
ii gnoiiso ni me aoove place, where he is
amply prepared to eaiUfy tho wants of those
who may avorlnm wtih ihcir custom.
MAKTIN SOWERS, Proprietor
T ACOB YOUNG & CO., Book Binders
tf And Blank Book Manufacturers, Corry,
i a. u uiik Liuutts ..iii-iu iu uruer.
1
l I leau Sauce Tans, French Tined Sauce
Puns. Fruit, cans the cheapest, oud best,
nt W. S.SEUVICES, Hardware Store,
ridgway, l'a.
4 S. HILL, Physician aud Surgeon,
XV. tversey, tilt Co. ra.
XOHN G. HALL, Attorney at law, Ridg.
ff way. Elk county Pa. mar-2'UUl
JO, I.N O. HALL
..JAS. K. f. HALL
B
LANKS of all kinds for sale at this
fio.
DRUGGIST,
591 Broadway, New York and
(I
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE READY To
furnish brick in quantities to suit purchas.
ers. will deliver on board of cars on the
DaugaBchoanda Railroad at Earley.
T. KING & CO.
ZarleyJuly 12. 1870. 3m
COLLAR.
which prore9-to bo the bet Colli in
existence for thr;-o rciioti: Rein
very Elastic they do ot chafe or :iill
nrn) the cork being a non conductor,
Ihey prevent injury 1'roui heat.
Call and see thcui. All work warranted
Heparin, Triming nnd Upholstering
done withe neatuc.s and dispatch.
11 HARD & POWELL.
n29 tl
Rates ol" Advertising.
AJui'raud Ex'rs notices, aac, Gtimes, $30O
Auditor s notices, each II (K
Cuutions and estrnys each, 8 times '! Uv)
irunsient Advernsiug per suare uf 8 line
or leM a limes, or less - 00
For each subsequent Insertion 60
Official advertising for each npiare of 8
liner or less .( limes or less...- OU
For each subsequent insertion lit)
Professional cards. 5 liner, 1 jr i 00
Local uniices, per line, ono time 15
Obituary not ice?, over li lines 10
1 early Advertising, one-hai' column. 0 00
i early AdvcriiKing, one column 100 00
BUnks, single quire " 60
Blank?, three quire i 00
Blanks, ti quires, per quire 1 75
ISIauk1', over li iiuireH per quire...., 1 CO
For bank notes Mibpoenas. summons, ex
ecutions, warrants, con-table Hales,
road ai.d school orders, each per dot... 25
Handbills, eight sheet 'J 5 or less 1 f0
fourth sheet !' or less - 00
half s'leet H.'iorless 4 AO
' whole sheet .j or less 8 00
Ovcr5 of each of above at proportionate
rates.
tOL'NIV OFilllERS.
President Judge L. D. Wetmore.
Additional Law Judge Hon. J ho. P.
Vincent.
Associate Judges E. C. Schullic. Jesse
Kyler,
District Attorney J. K. P. Hail.
Sheriir Jacub McCuuley.
Prothonotury ,j c , I red. Hcbccuing.
Treasurer Claudius V- OilU,
Co. uperiiitendem liul'us Lucore.
Oomuiissiom-rs II. Warner. Jos. W
Taylor, Louis Vollmer.
Auditors Clark Wilcox, George D-
Messenger, and Joseph Wilbelm.
lounly burveyor Oeo Wilmslcy.
Jury Commissioners. Ueorco Dick
inson, aud Horace Little.
TIME OF HOLDI.VO COURT,
tecoiid Moniluy iu January.
Lust Monday in .April
First Monday iu August.
First Monday iu November.
RAILROADS
PHILAD LTEIA & EEIE EAILSOAD.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
ONnndafier MONDAY. MAY :10th, 1870,
the trains on the l'hilade'oliia at
Erie Railroad will run us follows:
WESTWdlll.
Muil Train leaves riii'aelpilliia.lO.SO p. m.
inugway J. o7 p. ni.
" arrive ui hue. 7.10 n. m.
Erie Exp leaves l'biladelplii 10 60 a. in.
" KKl;way... i ill) a. ni.
" arrive at Er;o a. 7.5 a. ui.
KAsrwAau.
Mail Train leaves Erie 8.50 n. m.
" " Ridgway 12.48 p. m.
" arrive ui l'hilad'a... II 'ill m
Erie Express leaves Ene M 0.00 p. in.
" ridj-way... o ..(i u
ar-at Philadelphia.. o.:;0 p. m.
Express, Mail and Accoinmodadou. cast
and west, connect hi Coiry and nil west
uuunu uaiusand Mail accowuicdaliou east
at lrvinion wuU tho Oil Cieok uud Alle
gheny River Ruil Road.
HM. A. BALDWIN'.
Gen'l Sup't.
104 South 10th Street, Philadelphia
Pa.
PRICE $1,25 per bottle, or 6 bottles
forf ti,60, delivered to any address.
Sold bt all Dicooisti evihtwhibi.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE
CP IN STB XI ENGKAVKU WEApPIB, WITH
FAC-siHiLii or mt CHEMICAL WARS
HOUSE, a uamD,
COAL! GOAL!!
The subscriber having ordered 600 tons
bituminous and anthricite coal is now
prepared to furnish the people of
Ridgway with bard ot soft coal, out or
stove sizes, lump run of mines aud
Rlackemithiog coal, in quantities to suit
purchasers.
40 tf M. T. FRENCH.
Jul 23. 1870.
JOB WORK don ith 4ianeta1i ei
IL T- HZLMBOLX.
The most Complete Ilusiness
College lallie Lolled Is talcs.
Affording facilities for acquireing
thorough practical business education,
pojsessed by no other School in ihecoumry
. Since lit incorporation in 1855, nearly
Sixteen Thousand Students, representatives
from every Stale in the Union, have
attonded bere.
No vacations. Students enlei at any
time, and receive private insiruotiona
throughout the entire cour.o.
N, U. Circulars wilh lull partionlarsaai
allnaoessary information, on addressing
MITU COWLEY, PrinoiptU,
(ffmiHaj P4.
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