hc ,tlvoraie.
4v
JOHX 0. I1AT.I,, I'BOI'KIBTOR.
. MOUBI, rtiii.tsiiiu.
TiriTUSDAY:
July ::::::: :"ilih, 1807.
I'K.MOCUATI'J STATE TICKHT.
tnn JumiK or ran si'int:Mn norm-,
HON. GilO. SHAR.SWCOD,
OF 1'IIII.ADKU'UlA.
l.'EOBO SUFFE ACE IK THE NORTH.
It is now ijuito cv"nl'iit iliatfjo llali.
cals arc prepared to force sciro sufimgc
upon the people i f the Ninth by Con
gressional notion.' At the Inst niocUnj;
of the National Ilouso of Urprescutrl.
tives tlie JuJicary Committee wp.s in.
dructcd tn inquire whether, under tin
Oonstitutwn, Congress has power to
prescribe the qualifications of voters :r.
tho several States, nu-l, if deemg.1 ex
pedient, to report a bill prescribing the
panic. This is a movement in the same
direction as that male- by Senator Wil
ten, and tho adoption of tho resolution
shews that the majority are wiliinp; to
take this advanced ground, and hold it,
if passible, by an appeal to the people.
TliC iMvuetu n yiveu to the eeiuinit.
tec with reUreuce to tho cohiUitutiounl
power of Congress to interfere vrith'tlhe
qualifications of voters in the several
States is a mere cheat. No inan who
has read the Constitution, or is at all ac
quainted with the theory of our govern
ment, will pretend that Congress has a
right to My who shall and vho shall
not be citizens of a State and exercise
the elective franchise therein. That is
aright belonging to the people of the
several Stai.es. Why should the , citi
zens of Maine force upon those of Penu.
Bylvania or Ohio a class of vutcrd they
do not desire to have a voice in public
tiffairs ? The Constitution gives them
no such vijiht, nor was it ever claimed,
until tlielladicais came into power and
openly set at defiance the plain provis
ions of that instrument. Negro suffrage
was forced upon the South by Congres
sional action in order to build up a
Radical party iu that section of the
Union, and negro suffrage will be inau
gurated ia the North by the same
means, as a scheme for strengthening
thp !mo i- 'Tiiization iu jhe North,
lwllot into the hinds of any class they
please within the territory of a sover
eign and indepetdatit Siatc, then they
havo the right to deprive of the
elective fninehi.-o any o.her class that
way fall under the ban of factional or
partisan disple:i-jve. 11 Congress can
constitutionally use- the one power they
can exercise the oilier slso. If tho uc
f;roci of Pennsylvania may be enfran
chised by Congressional action, the
whites may bo disenfranchised in the
fame manner. This is a fair iuterper
tation of tho position assumed by the
1'adieuls when they assert tind main
tain the power of Congress under the
Constitution to enter a Ktato nnd raise
the negroes to the full stature of
American citizenship, nnd the people
must look at it iu this light.
What H'ould be the practical effect if
Congress should exercise the power to
declare who should and who should not
lo citizens of a State? Certainly the
dominant party, as a means of porpetuat
1 its authority, of holding the purse
; nd directing the a void, would ostracise
all who differed with them iu politic:'.'
opinions and sVu'.imcut?. If negroes
would suj poit their policy aud candi
dates, they would be allowed to Bp
(touch the bulloUbox, it white men
i'ared to face tlie governing faction, and
vote necnr-V.nsr to their cum '.cliuji, the
i so of parti.-an bigotry would fall upon
'heir light of vo'.iug. Iu this manner
tho great distinctive feature of our sys
tern of government would 1)3 turned
hem its Irgititiiatc cl ai.r.il and made a
potent instrumcntj.iii destroying iho lie.
public, and setting up iu its stead a des.
potism fur more ktulorable than that of
Jiuwia or Turkey. ...
Negro suffrage, as sought to bo en
forced iu tho Nor.h by Congressional
action, is a plain it-vauui of tho great
principles on which the Aioericiu elec
tive sy.'teiu rests', and ul.-o a direct at
tack upon tho rights df white inru. A
party that, in djlianco of the plain and
fvident- meaning of the Constitution,
will force terrain piT.-.ou.4 into citi.i u
sh'o u..a fcjlatp by Co:ii'Ca..iouul action,
will t'i ." iiiehise oilicns by tho same
means, when such a com so is necessary
in order to perpetuate their power. It
is tho intention of tho Ttadicgls to eon
fe.' the b illut, uuju thu ucgro in the
Northern States, and uae him lis a o
lilical auxiliary. When that point is
reached, the next step will be to dis.
franchise white men who differ with
them as to political measures. This is
what will follow negro suffrage by Con
gresional tuition, and whito men must
prepare for the issue. " Erinr.ipiit .'oh
ulu," oppose the very beginning of evil,
is always sound po'iey. Let tho free
men of Pennsylvania oppose in a united
phalanx this attempt to f.ireo negro suf
Irago upon the North as a moaeuro of
selt-presorvation. If they boldly con
front the question now presented, they
will not be compelled to face that which
iuvolvcs tho disfranchisement of white
men in tho future l'hihuMjdtia Age.
Shall tl'c H'iu 7
Shall we win in tho pending politi
cal contest? lemoerats of Pennsylva
nia, 'shall wo win a great and crowning
victory at the election in October 'I
Shall we elect Judj'c Shar.swood and
crudi out radicalism f.a ,tho good old
KrysLouo :Stutc ? Wo can do it. Wc
have the power. A full poll of out
vote will secure tho ics'.-cd result bo
yond a peradventurc. There is not a
ile.publican iu the State who doubts it.
.Many of llictu already give up the con
test. We have heard very intclfigcut
men among them concede that wo
would carry tho ."tate of Pennsylvania
this fall. Khali wo do so ? What say
you reader ? Arc you ready to do your
full share of tho great work ?
We can win, but wo can . not win
without proper effort. There must be
a perfect o:gmization of tho bemocrotic
party iu every election district iu tlie
State uo half way work, but a com.
plete and systematic organization, such
as will bring every vote to tho poll.
Thousauds of honest Republicans are
ready to turn in with us. They must
bo properly approached, and every in
flueucc must be brought to bear upon
them. Democratic newspapers must be
largely circulated ; your local paper
first, and others afterwards. There
must be public meetings and addresses
by the best speakers who cau bo pro
cured, and there will bo when the time
comes ; but the great bulk of the work
must bo done through other and more
quiet agencies. Organization is what
is needed close, perfect, aud effective
organization in every election district.
With that wo shall wipe out tho Ttadi.
cal majority in Pennsylvania and make
itcertain that tho clectorial vote of the
Stato will bo cast on tho right side in
the coming Presidential contest. Wc
can give Judge Sharswood at least
twenty thousand majority. Shall wo
do it '! What say you reader ? Lan
caster Lttdliymccr.
The Siirrall Case.
Mr. J. II. Bradley, Jr., opened the
case for the defense, and said the time
had at last arrived in this case when the
- .-). --y -AM- " n ucu " uul
only his guiltlcssucss. may bo shown,
but the pure fame of his departed moth
er may be vindicated. Tho difficulty
of at first summoning a juiy was advert,
cd to, and after complimentary remarks
to the jury, Mr. Kradlty said tho attor
neys for the defense camotoiho trial
of this case in full confidence of the
inuoconee of the prisouor. They had
come to this conclusion not from sym
pathy, but after a full aud caudid inves.
tigation of all the circumstances sur
rounding the case. All that tho pris
oner asked was a fair and full trial, and
ho trusted tho verdict of tho jury would
set at rest all tho misunderstood circum
stances of this case. Every man was pre
sumei to be innoceut until proven guil.
ty, and yet in this caso tho Assistant
District Attorney, in his opening remar
ks, spoke of the defendant ;8 a monstei
of iuiquity.
Obituary.
JaUKS M. Wayue, one of tho judges
of the tiuprcme of tho United States,
died i-n Washington on tlie 6th. Judge
Wayne was a native' of Savannah,
G jtrgia, and a graduate of Nassau Hall,
New Jersey. After the close of tiis
collegiate course, he studied hivr, and
was admitted to practice in his native
iTT t.
tovn. ncwas eicctea a member of
the Ueneral Assembly of the State a?
an opponent of the "' relief law," and
held this position two terms, declining
a reuomination for the third. lie then
served ns Mayor of his native ciry, and
artcrward as Judge of tho Superior
Court. lie was elected toConprcps in
.), holding th-.xt po-itio?) unfit lg:5(
when he was appointed to a seat on the
Supremo Uench by President Jackson,
of whom ho had been a warm political
supporter. Judge Wayne' specialty
was admiralty jurisprudence, and his
opinions upon these subjects wcro held
in high estimation. As tho amended
law provides for reducing Iho number
of ju l-es, the vacancy occasioned bv
the death of J udgo Wayne will not be
Elled.
Hon L. WY "Powell, formerly Giv
irtor of Kentucky, and subsequently
United States Senator, died at his i-om-donee
in Henderson, Ky., on tho 3d.
Mr. Powell was Lorn in Heiidcrsou
Cr.un'y'c n the Cith of Out.b. r, 1812.
He graduated at St. Joseph's College,
Pardstown, in lS.'M ; studied law at the
Transylvania University, and came to
the bar in In " June, 1S3(, ho
was electee! to Iho Legislature, aud
from 1851 to IK;");"! ho was Governor of
tho Stato. In 1359 he was chosen to
tho United States Senate, iu which he
served on tho Judieiiry, IVusious, aud
Printing Committees..
Tlicro uro multitudes of lolks who
mean well cuiitl, but how like the devil
jhey aet-
Washington, July G.
Tho discussion in the Senate, yester
day, has convinced those in favor of
impeachment that they can do noth
ing ut tho present Rcssion, and they now
advocate a rc-asseuibling of Congress iu
October, when they hopo to bo more
successful.
Tho President will sendo Congress,
on Manday, a voluminous document on
the workim; of the Reconstruction law,
embracing his correspondence with tho
Generals commanding tho various mili
tary districts.
Philadelphia, July 0.
By special telegrams through the
Atlantic cable, da'cd London, Liverpool,
Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Brussels, Berne,
Rome aud Lisbon, on the 4th of July,
wo learn that tho national aunivorsary
was generally observed with joyous
fotcs by our eountrymcn abroad.
Pittsburg, July 0.
Tho machine shop at the . Pennsylva
nia Railroad depot caught fire yesterday
from aceidential ignition ;of oil from the
painters' heating apparatus. The build,
ing was three stories in height, and was
entirely consumed. Loss G0 to ?7l,
000.
London, July 6.
Minister Adams succeeded in his ef
forts with tha British Government to
obtain tho liberty of tho convicted Io
nian, Corydon. He has been set at
liberty, aud will shortly sail for Ameri
ca. Breadstuff dull and unchanged.
There are one million Scandiua
vians, i. e. Norwegians, Swedes, and
Danes, iu the United States. New
York has about forty thousand, Brook
lyn Gvc, Boston one, Chicago twenty,
St. Louis one, San Francisco two, ard
olhcr towns in tho West about twelve
thousand. They ara mostly farmers in
the Northwsst, vhero they havo formed
large settlements. Those who settle in
the cities are mechanics and merchants,
and make smart business men. They
havo several journals aud keep well
posted up in all that occurs of interest
in tho country.
If UJIAS nature is the samo awl over
tho world, except in New England, and
thar it is according to circumstances.
Rum is rather good in its place, and
hell is the plac; lor it.
If I had a boy who didn't lie well
enough to suit me, I would set him to
tending a retail dry goods store.
When a fellow gets agoing down bill
it docs seem as though everything "bad
been greased tor the occasion.
He who can wear a clean shirt for
a whole week, and keep it clean, ain't
fit for anything else.
I never yet knew a fool who hadn't a
good voice.
Thieves hunt in couples, but a liar
has no accomplice.
General Thomas Francis Meagher,
Secretary and Acting Governor of Moo.
tnnn Tprritnru from.thfc jieck.of the
the evening ot the 1st lust., and was
drowned. At the last accounts his re
mains had not been found, the darkness
oi tne nu;lir, and tho rapidity of tho
current prevented any rescue.
ANNOUNCKMENTS.
PIUNTKK'S l-'EE. Assembly and Treasu
rer, !?IO each ; Commissioner, 7 ; Jury
Commissioner mid District Attorney, $5
each ; Auditor and Coroner, $3 each.
o notice will he taken of announcements
unaccompanied with tho cash as por
above rules.
assembly:.
WFi arc authorized to announce tho
namo of JOHN LAWSIIE, Esq.,
of ClearUold county, s a candidate for
Assembly, in the district composed of
tho counties of Cloaifield, Elk aud For
est, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party in said district.
. COUNT Y TKHASUHER.-
WE arc authorized to announce the
name of HEN 111" WARXKR,
Esq., of Jones township, as a candidate
for tho office of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the action of , tho Democratic
County Convention.
lciu gdccrlftriimcnls.
I ONl-1 ITOfTHl-l IVHTU-A TV.v,
v-" .miy a ii e iiViO lit I
Bl'. MARY'S BOROUGH
FOR- S AJL E.
riUIK SL'I'SCKIBER offers for salo the
1. property on tlio coiner of Mvhl and
A !iln ut .nutj (t. .l.-:..: i ......
ihiiiiit town 01 oi,,
Mary's. The house is a good, new Iwo story
frame building The oiulmildincjs ,irn nil
pood, TIkto ia alpo a npleiolid spring of
pure water ou (lie lot ou which tho house
is e rected.
For further particulars inquire of t!io
subscriber on tho premises.
. D ,r JOHN ItOTE.
St. Mary s, july llllpd
rilhefliibsoribor begs leave to announce to
. tho oitizeus of Elk and adjoining coun.
ties that lie 1ms purchased the harness shop
lately occupied by John Eiimtz, nnd that he
is prepared to do all kinds of work in a suit
able stylo,
SADDLESIUDLESJIAHXESS
kept constantly on hand at prioe to suit
(he times, (live me a oall shop in the sco
oudslory of Drug Store building.
ocll-ly. c. LEVIS.
TyTOTICU OF DISSOLUTION. THE
.y partnership heretofore existing be.
I ceil Iho undersigned, under tha firm
Diimo of Jloi-dwell a Messenger, isil.is day
dissolved by mutual consent. The books
and accounts of the Into firm remain iu the
hands of G. G. Messenger for settlement.
J, K. lit) R I) W HI. I,,
o, , , 4J"L M1SSSHNGKR.
Juno Cd, 18l7iOt.
E
nvki,oi'i:h. i.aiikis thu :
J ly pnuted ut Ilia Advocate Office
C
Alllis," HAN DRILLS, RlLTliiluS,
Sic, neatly printed at this ollice,
MUCK! 1UUVIC! ! MUCKS! 1
rrriK sunsoninEits
I oiler for sale-a superior lot of
BRICK
in largo or small quantities, at. their new
brickyard, ST. MARY'S, Elk county,
ltUTLER A CO.
St. Mary's, July 11, 1807 tf.
Rogistor'i Notices.
NOTICE is hereby given that ,T. IV.
llrown and Charles Winslow, adirin
lstratoiH of the cslnle of Hlien Winslow, do.
ccasud have filed their accounts in my office,
and that tho same will bo presented at Hie
next term of tho Orphan's Court for confir
mation. GEO. A. KATllltUN,
jur.l7'C7te. Register.
NOTICE is hereby given that 'J hoinaB
Schluttenhott'er nnd Francis Mohlut
tenhotfer, aieautors of the last will And
testament of Wolfgang SuhlutlijnhoHar de
ceased, have filed their accounts in my ,ef.
lice, nnd that the same will be nresenlud at
tho next term of the Orphan's Court for ,
conflrmatiim. UliU. A. HATHRUN,
julylll8G7 Register.
liissolution of PartnerBUin.
mire
I be
(ley dis
IIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist-
between the undersigned has been this
ssotvea hy mutual consent. All per
sons having unsettled accounts with said
firm are requosted to make immediate pay
ment to Short & Wilcox, in whose hands
the books arc left for collection.
JOHN iwrm.
O. M.ANCUARD.
june 25, 18G7 julllOtpd.
M
ARY' MONK1.AN, "1 In the Court of
Dy her next friend I Common lMensuf
vs !- Elk co. Jo. 7,
j January tcmi,(i7.
MICHAEL MOXIGAN, J Subp. in Divorce
To Michael . Monignn : Take notice tho
you are required to appear at tho term of
said Court to be held ut Ridgwny on the
first Monday of August next, to answer the
complaint of the libellunt in this case.
Sheriff's Office, 1J.A. MALONE.
Ridgway, July 5,'ti7 Sheriff, j
B- Y VIRTUE OF SUNDRY writs
of Venditioni Ejponas, issued
out of the Court of Coiumou Picas f'
Elk county, and to mo directed, there'
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE at
the Court House in Ridgway, on Mon.
day, the 5th day of August, next, the
following described Real Estate to wit :
AH that certain lot or piece of ground
situate iu the borough of St, Mary's, couu
ty of Elk, and State of Pennsylvania, bouu.
ded And described as follows : lieginuing
at. a post on tho south side or line of the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, thence south
37 30' cast 18 feat 7 in. to a post on
Weis and limner's line, thenco along sititl
lino north 50 15' cast O'i feet 8 inches to
post, thence north 7 30' west 153 foot 0
inches to a post on the south lino of-fhe
railroad aforesaid, thence along said south
lino of said railroad UO feet to the plaoe of
beginning, containing 8,573 square feet,
exclusive of the road to the railroad dopot,
upon which is erected one two-story build,
ing with stouo basement calculated for a
storehouse one story and a half building
with stone basement occupied ns a dwell
ing houso, with stone foundation for ano
ther. Seized aLd token in execution, and
to be sold as the properly of John Rauh.
ALSO,
AU that certain lot or piece of ground
alt ante in the borough of St. Mary's in the
county of Elk and Slaiojjni.vWajil
ning ut a post ou the south sido of lino of
Philadelphia & Erie railroad, thence south
87 So' cast ICS foot 7 inches to a post on
Weis & Brunor's line, thence along said
line north 50 15' east Oil feet 7 inches to
a post, thenco north 37 80' west 163 ftiet
to a pest on tho south line of the railroad
aforesaid, thence, thenco nlong suth line
of said railroad (10 leet to the place of .bo
ginning, conlaining 8,573 squnro feet, ox
clusiv e f the road to the railroad depot,
upon which is erected one two story build
ing with stono basemout, calculated for a
storehouse one story and a half building
with stone basement, occupied ns a dwell,
ing houso, with stone foundation fof another
house. Seiaed nnd taken in execution and
to be sold as tho property of John Riiuh
ALSO,
AU that, certuiu lot or piece of ground
situato in tho borough of St. Mary's, oouuty
of Elk, aud Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described ns follows Beginning at a
post on the south side of lino of thcl'hil'a.
it Erie railroad thence souili 87 30' eiwt
lots tect i luches to a post ou Weis & lim
ner's lino, theueu along said line iiorlli.CO3
16' cast 02 feet. 3 inches to a post, thonce
north 87 30' west 153 feet and (J in. lo a
post on the south line of tho ruilrond ufore.
said, thence along said south lino of said
railroad 00 feet to tho place of boginniug,
containing 8,573 square feet, exclusive u,f
the road to the railroad deuot. nnou which
is erected ono two story building with stone
basement calculated for a storehouse one
story and a half building wilh stone base-
mcnt ocoupied as a dwelliue hffusc. with!
stono foundation for another house. Poked
and taken in execution and (o bo sold astUc'
p-nnpvty of John Rauh nt the suit of Siogel I
BCOtH -IAS. A. WAU?!K, HueriK.
PHILADELPHIA &, ERIE RAILUOAD,
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Thrrujh and Direct Uaut,' hctinwn
Pliiliulitjhia, Jlittitnurc m-rin-I'tti'y,
Wiliiiiimiort, and ttu
O R E A T O 1 L ,' E G I 0 A
of Pennsylvania.
ELEQAN T "sLKKPIMJ CAES
Ou nil Night Truing.
ON and after MONDAY, APItlE yjtih,
the trains ou tho Philudelphia & Jiric
Kailroad will run us follows :
WESTWAnn.
Mail Train lonves Philadelphia.. 7.00 p. -n .
Kidgwav .
iv. ii a,
" " arrive nt Erie...
Erie Exp leaves Pliiladelph
" " " Itiduway..
" " arrive at Erio
im.
4. OK p. in.
12.00 jioaii.
. 3.4!) a. an.
10.00 a. iiu.
EASTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Erie 10 "5 a
" Hidwny ;i.'47 p.'
" " arrive at PhildelphU 7.05 a.
Erio Expletives Erio f, 00 n
" ltidgway 10.4 In.'
" arr. at Philadelphia... 1.00 .
Mail ami Arp.-tn trams tanned teith.ail
tratm on Warren and Franklin Jiailwai.
Faaitngert leaving I'hiladelylua at 12.00
M. arrive, at fi rineton at G.40 a. m. ami Oil
Vila 9.50 a. m. Learirg 1'liUad, Iphia uf.
StOp. m. arrive at Oil Cttti at 4. 85 p. m.
Ail ti'iiiiu on, Warruu & Erankliii Itnilwiiy
make close connections ut Oil CilywiiCh
trains Ut FiMiiklin aud Petroleum Centra.
HAG GAGE CHfX'KEU THKOUUIl
ALKKEl) L. TVEER,
-- ' . Ueneral Snpeiintendout.
CHEAPEST POOL'S
JN THIS COUNTRY
A re Sold by
WEIS DHOTIIERS
f Successors to Ceo. Weis.
ar.M,Eits is
St. Mary's, Elk County, Pa.
QALL AND EXAMINE "
"OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND "SHOES!
We have :no hesitation in snyi-oj that
in 'this department of onr establishment,
we can :givo "bargains "to our customers
"with 'Which they cannot fail to be satis
fied. We buy 'our -stock direct from
'.the .Manufacturer, pt'ichardsons' Colo,
bintfed Hoot & Shoe Manufactory, Elm'i--ra,
Nck York. "We warrant all goods
in this line sold from our establishment.
JJE ATY & SHELF HARDWARE.
WE .ARE PREPARED 'TO OTTER
To our -custoniers in ;thia lino Ibargaitus
which cannot be undersuld in Elk coun
ty. Oar stock is large, well selected,
and is especially adapted -to the wants
of the community.
JAPIES' DRY ec FANCY COODS,
Ad Unequalled Assortment 1
Muslins,
'.Silks,
Calicoes,
Satins,
Delaines,
Moire Antiques,
Chintecs,
White .Goods,
Cloths,
Flauuels,
Ucrctrea,
Jjacos,
Curacts,
In lact wo have cvory thiu connected
4 . I T . .T
witu jjauica w ear. V e are dctoriuiu-
eJ .to .sell hwcv,,aheupcr and BET TEL
Coods than :any other firm in the coun
ty. Give us acall, we'll prove it.
JLJAltlv'ELL WHAT WE SAY.
Vic Sell the .Best, therefore
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHiNG
Si-Id in JElk County. 'Our Stock of
0
1
IS
IMMESSE,
And we (confidently .flatter
ourf!6lve3
that bettor Olothiuff
AXrWlIEHE.
oaunot be ibund
Torsous, belore puroliasiug elfiewlicrc
I would 4o -wotl to si ve ;ub a call.
o trouble to show our tlooda.
Ao,
In Jliivlbiss Tariciy, and
(CJirJWEl? ftan Hi? CHEAPEST!
At 'the Stone -uT
I
i X 05
In St. Maiy's, Elk duality, Pa,
pTPS,TC13ACCOES & 5ES AES.
We lia ve now on iLaud
AS EICELLEKT ASSOKTWEKT,
BTLiioh ibe uid jt a
i
VE 32 Y & SL il U M T A li AKCE
On nmt tend .tuiimiage.. j
HK&" Qu.r &tn,ea urn lilkC iuoid .ktne
XLaZHug Mi Main JfHtrmlt.
CJJAXCE rvil A VAUGAWS
109 Acroi Timber land in Eli Count 5of
8ale at a Hargpjn '.
fl-'HE ABOVE MF.M'M:n TTSACT OJ'
1 hind is situated about, one-iinb' niil
from Kersey Run, in Jay ittwnship, unia
well timbered with WHITE OAK
and HEMLOCK, four acres ant Cleared
and under good rtnte -of cultivation.
Jta continuity o Xersey Run mxtOacs it
one of the Jnout valuable tracts of laud Lu
this part of the conutry.
There are two coul ba-nkfl opened Oin tho
tract, which nvc i'oiu- feel thick, anfl :fho
cool of thelieft quality.
1 have also one spun of hornes jtnd nme
yrtlte f oxen which will he sold wry chcap.
J" or further pnrticulnvs inquire f llio
the sulisor'ibRT or Oliver tSarflr.cr. ait i&ilf
(Vnin Tost Ofacc, Elk -county, l'a.
july!H80CBm J .US ITS WEED.
T UlUl 1IOTJSK,
AJ fct. Maiy's ULk Gunnty, IPa.
i bis well known hnuaelian been enlLnelr
rclicied and nuwly furniBhed with a deaii-b
to meet t he wants of the travelling .oomniU"
nitp, and to make it an A, So. 1 iiotul.
Barussontters taken to and Irom eho
Depot free of charge.
' GEO. HAT HOUN, -
jun27vC71y. rroprietar.
Divorce TIctices.
IN the Court nf Coinmon TlfiaH of Elk -co.,
l'a., No. 7. January iterm, 1867. Mary
loiii)j;un, by her next .friend, .
vs. Wichucl AInnijan.
Tho uudt'i-sij;iied, appointed liy the said
Court, to take testimony in tlie above Di
vorce ons-j, hereby fflves notice to those In
tcresioil, tlmt lie will attend at. the 'house of
Mrs. Elizabeth AViuslow, in itoncsett, ElK
county, Ta., on Tuesday, the 2!ld day of
J.uly jieu., i'or.the pei-fornianoo of said dutj-.
RUEl'S LUODRE, ' .
juu"7'07 te. Commissioner.
IN the Count of Common Tlons of Elkico.,
l'a. No. 1.1, Noveinber turni, JUliQ. ,Jos.
T. Ilimonld vs. Nancy M. Hanonld.
.The undersigned, appointed by the aiU
Court, to take testimony in the above Di
vorce case, hereby gives notice to those in
terested, that ho will attend to the perfori
maiice of said duty, at Oyster's Hotel, in
Fox townnhip, Elk county, l'a., un Monday,
the !Uh d'.y of July next.
jo un c. McAllister,
jun27''i7-tc. Commissioner.
N the Court of Common Pleas of Elk co..
l'a., No. H. Novcnibcr term. 18li(i.
Harriet Mi Culloiurh, by her next friend.
Jacob Fields, vs. Julius MeCtilloutfh.
The uiidin-ained, appointed by tho said
Court to take testimony in tho above Di
vorce case, hereby p;ives notice to those in
terested, that he will attend to the jierfur
mnnce of said ditty, at Oyster's Hotel, in
i'os township, Elk county, l'a., on Monday,
the '2'Jk day of Julv ncxt.
JOHN C. MoC.VLEISTEK,
jun27'G7.tn. .Coimuisaioner. ,
'J
H'TUE -M1LL1SBRY EST ATLTf If M-EXT
reountly oponod by Miss DAOLiETT
ul the residence of Mrs. J. X. Ilouk, has
been removed to the rooms over ;T. V.
Houk's tStore, -where will be kept a nico
assortment of
.F-pHi'ci ;)n0 Siiiiiloci WIllli):!)).
DHEvSS-TJU.MMING-ti. STAMPED .WOIUC
Stuuipiu-: and Dress.nmking done.
Mrs. J. V. HOCK.
my231807tf IUdgwny, l'u.
8TEVENS lloCSl-:,
.21, 23, 35 it: 27, Jinicuiva, 2T. Y.
Oppnnito Tifiwli'icr Crern.
KEPT ON TMH ECKOPEAN PLAN.
MU1E iSTKVKJSS JiOCSE is WELL
J. and widely known to the travt-1-n
public. The lociiti-m is especially
suitable lo nierchauts and bu-iinots w'-
it is in close proximity lo the business pa:-t
of t'.ic city ia on the ni-chwny uf .Suulhern
and Wo,ievu travel aud adjacent to alt
the principal Kr.ilroad and Steumboat De
pots. The Stevens House has liberal acemmo
d.ition for over three hundred fuofitg it is
well fill-niched, ami possessor vi-.y modern
improvement for the oomfoi-l ni.d untortain
nicui of its . inmates. Tin; rooms arc spac
ious and well ventilated, provided with g.n
and water, Iho attendiiuce is prompt an-'
respectful, and the table la generously pro
vided with every delicacy. 0f the season-a
moderate rates.
GEO. K. .CHARE & CO.
3iuy 0!U,jISG7, Cm. Proprietors.
LUMBER. "-
-T7-E AIIE PUEPAUED TO FUKNISH
f upon short notice the following kiudu
of .Lumber of the best guality.
FIOOniG ANB SIDING,
dressed in the best possihle manner, from
seasoned lumber, ready for -use. Also
LATH FOB I'LASTEIilXG
VTe will put on cars when rc'jiiirod. '
15? A II oi-cIbth nddseBoed in .lia .nt It in
jdaueptymptly attended to.
SOUTHER, WMI.tlS &CO.
.jun2107-tf Ridgway, .
Mi.3JVl2 or riii.ni
"llTM. M. PIXCERir AND JOSEPH
y KlUKPATillOlI have tills day witlw
dr:i n f;-(.in U,a $m f Short, HiiUi Co.
The undfi-Kijjnod rei.iaii-.inp; eo-)iarltiiu'B
wal couiMiiiie the bin.kiu.or biniius under
the nld Jiijnaiame, iHOI!T, HALL CO.
f'- f?HOKT,
-JNO. G. UAIi,
vr , .. I" V-O'IXME'I!.
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.13TTL,J3 TJP1
& TVIE5U
lln il,u
J W-N'Ci Elt linrine l!(-cn ;t-li Im
sived,.ull poi-Hons iudobi.ed to said .firm are
r.Kiiiosteti to -make -fnrniKdiiii-0 Htt,l(,n.B.,t
wn h 'theiiindorsicnnd. in u;I..,m 1......U rfi..
Imiiks are loll fur Mmt nin-niwe
Juno Gil, 1RIVMC.
Aelcixwlml-rcd in lie HjUo 4uiKt :! LiuiiUiu
J'i i;ie ilml;il, iujjhimi uwariht
iiu Aiu-nuea, a-t(Uvod
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3 .( , Ai'cii Si(Tni . lnii.iw .Kip-hi.U,
i'ilU.AliEU'JJlA, a A.
ajliSlitiu
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!. oiitiK avt in-R'Erir im
Atl oil' siriKM-itn .uimHiw. -a-wa1ik4.
Xanacrdale Coal Com tub v
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