T II E E L K A D V 0 C ATE
L
r
-, ,n yoa get aint hundred dollars bouo
tih." '
r "So?"
J "Yaw, 'And yon gits fuch iiico
Viloth'ea M never vm! Sliest look at
mce!"
'Yaw. And in the timmiug, von do
trum j'cots dat is do gurnnls gonpli
mcuts to conic nod pit your schnapps
lnit lii in."
"Sal"
Vaw. And'ji'irlJ soon, biiinc by
recto (drain and dnt ish de cur.
, unplijiientg to come mid oat some
in sausage luit liiin, dy taru."
.-U, IIIVUIill'l i
: '
"Yaw, dat itd so. Deu purty soon,
biuie by, der trum pects, and dat ish dc
gurnal's compliments to ride mil him in
derrnrringetc see yonr vrow or Kntarina
And den you ridea mitbim all over dc
city, 'and do cost you ono tarn cent.
And biiue by dc trum pcots and dit i-sli
the gurnal'a compliuieuts to cutue and
schmoke a pipo mit him ! And den
Lime by, purty soon, right away de trum
j.cefs de tuyfal, and dat ish thcgurnal's
compliments to get your uino huudrcd
Jollars bountish.. 1 1 thiuks, bu4, 1 guess
not, by tarn !"'
"Yaw ! So goot!"
"Yaw ! And deu der General and
der President shakes hands mid you
nod you cat krout mi do Bresideut',
frow, and ehuet live liko one fighting
roosters, by lam ! ' And den in a little
while you say de President bo one nice
man, and you gets another hundred did.
lars bountish, and der President make
one grand General mit you, purty soon I
guess, but I thinks not. You ga uiit
me?" , .
'Yaw!"
MARRIED
On the 21st of lecember," by J Z.
Lindemuth, Esq. Mr. Martin S. B
Evans, ofBenczeUc, to Miss Sarah Ma"
iilda Goss. of Snvder Countv . Pu.
, j ,
fT-1 1 . , ., , rt .,
jl ins coup;e oave our inanxs lor the
dollar with which they remembered us
They have 6hown that hard times has
no terrors for them, and that together
they can brave life's stormy billows.
May heaven bless them while .they stay
on earth.
On the 28th ult, at the house ot tho
bride's father, by Rev. B. F. Beck, Mr.
C. V. Gillii of Elk county, and Miss
Annie D. Overholtzer, of White Hall,
Onmberland county.
Our thanks are duo the above couple
ThflJ na foriJ Dfimnernt. rpmnmbnroil
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II 11113.
MFHITS
1IE1UA !
LM.
u union, i re
vitalize And
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llanjlalia Vn t-ai-liA
i'ji luii'iie prair.!-. ii uinea,
Sprains, Bruises, Galls.
JJistemper, ,ve., in Horses- The
,i'3i ruei jurpuin ui udj i bid iviucr
iu una. There it no ronieiiy that will act
a prompljr in relieving the ills couincrated
8 the Magio Balm, whicb deserve to re
ceive the furor of the public. It is its own
reoommoudiition. nnJ'uy the pcrfcroiance
of good works, here it is known, now en
joys the highest repuiatiun, For sale by
. . Powell, tlouk & M'Veau, Hidgway Pa.
Wholesale by Csi lcrg & Hall, k Warfeels
i'rug stores, Erie Pa.
" " ' STRAY SHEEP.
Came to the premises of the subscri
ber, on or about the 1st. of November,
i ttwo Ewes and ono Lamb. Tho owner
is requested to come forward, prove
propcrtjjpay charges, and take them
.away or they will bo disposed of accor
! .ding to law.
JEREMIAH CALAIIAN.
' Pox township, Dec. 3 1st 1365.
NOTICE : The aunual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Shawmut
j ' nnd Itidgway Itail Koad Company will
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iors for tho ensuing year.'
11 flENllY SOUTflEPi. Prcs't.
ALBERT WILLIS, Sec'y.
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ANTHONY MEYER deo'd.
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IETTERS of Administration having
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Aifminiftralor.
Ridjimg'Xun. 19A1861.
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otharwiso proceedings will be commen
ced against them, to compel such pay.
mcnt.
LAURIE J. RLAKELY.
Attorney for tho Co
St. MaT.y's, Pa., Nov. 2Gil 1804.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Consumptive sufferers will receive a
valuable prescription for the cure of
Consumption, Asthma, Rronchitis, and
all throat and Lung affections, free of
charge, by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings Co.,
3 months New York.
RALLY! 11 A L L Y
TREMENDOUS RUSH TO TUK
New Store
AT CENTREVILL, ELK CO. PA
Luiir, Sc!ir.Na f: S'miricir
NEW
II A V K CO M K
THE PEOPLE
Awake to tukib Interest J
Ass manifested by tho daily thron p o
iuin CM exohaiigiiig "orekn back '
far (xooda t
All the Domestic Cottou Goods nro
high. Custotuois, ou aud all exclaim !
Hov Cheap Your Dres3 Goods
ARE
Our stock consists of
r y Goods
Hats & 'Caps,
Groceries
. ii m;
Ml XS "Q M Mi H
CLOTHING
TIN WARE, HARDWARE
Oils and Paints,
Wooden Ware,
Pork, Flour,
Tt is useless for us to attempt, to pivo
a full list of our stock, but invite ono
and all, to drop iu, and cxamino for
themselves.
"loy-Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Grain
Hides, Calfskins and all country produoe
kea at market prico, for goods,
Centrcville, April 26th 1803.
DISSOLUTION o PARTNERSH IP
Notice ib hereby given that the
Partnership, Lumbering business hero,
toforo carried on by tho undersigned
under the firm name of Hoton, Ely k.
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent.
CHARLES IIORTQN,
li. F. ELY,
ISAAC HORTON, Jr.
Ridgway, July 17th 103.
MOORHEAD HOUSE, Maiu S
Brookville T'a.,C. N. Kreti. prop'
Thia houaiasbeen refitted and furmsh
ed in c. neat style, end is every .)
Rd'fted to the wants of the jmb!ie.