m i m i
Local "and Misrellanr.
Car Time at Ilidgiray.
Erie Ex pTess East.. .... , 12:45 a. m.
do do West : 8:84 a m.
do Mail East .,.,....'..,.,. 6:10 p.m.
do do West 8:21 p. m.
Local Freight East ... 0:40 a. m.
do ' do West ..... 7:0 p. m.
. lit Lodgs, A. T. X .
Plated meetings of Elk Lodge -will be
held Tuesday evening, on or before the full
theo: of each month, once everv two Weeks
thereafter. J. K. WHITMORE. Sec'y.
. t 0. 0. T.
The Regular meetings of Ridswav T.nrtire.
Kb. 258, held every Wednesday evening at
eir i.ougo nnoin.
IIehbt A. Passoks, Jr., Secy.
Agents fob thx advocate.
tha following named persons are authorized
agents for the Advocate to receive subsciip
tioni advertising or Job work, take pay there
for and giva receipts.
Wilcox. A. T. At,iRicn, J. L. Bhows.
Kane. FrASK W. Mekck.
Johnsonsburg. Isaac Haoax.
Si, Marys'. Chas. McYeak.
Centreville. ITomek B. Leacii, Maj. Bcbke.
Caledonia. W. P. S.MtTh, B. A. Weed.
Bennexette. John C. Bard, J. Vi. Brows.
Shawmut. Joh.i Farbrr.
Spring Creek. A. W. Irvi.
Highland. Levi Ellothorpe.
Horlon. D. C. Oyster, N. M. Bbockway.
'R&mwssmewmaagimims
SociABia. The Good Templars' sociable
will be held at D. D. Cook's residence
next Thursday evening- A general invita
tion is extended.
J. S. nTDBA Co., have just received a large
supply of Lard, Hams, Pork and provipions of
all kinds, which they offer at wholesalo or re
tail.
Kkmoval T. S. Service has moved into
ins new store, corner of Main and Depot
streets, where he is better than ever prepared
to attend to the wants of his numerous custom
ers.
Old FBAHKM.f AlManio. This excellent
Aiuinnnc ior iou'j nas made its appearance.
It contains more useful information than its
predecessor, and this is high praise. Price,
20 cents. A. Winch, publisher, Phil'a.
Wiir is it that a great in my physicians en-
vuunia me use oi l atent .Medicines tuat are
injurious to the health, and discourage those
that are good? Because the one kind helps
their business, and the other cuts into it.
" Macamoosa " is not a humbug.
Its Good Effects Alt Permanent. In this
it differs from all hair dyes. By its use luxur-
tent growth is guaranteed, naniral oolor and
gloss are restored. One trial will cause you to
y this of Mrs. S A. Allen's Improved nctr
ttylt Hair Restorer or Dressing in one bottle.
Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
"". i inn in uie tine oi anew maga
zine, conducted by Captain Mayne Rcid, and
published by O. W. Carleton, 407 Broadway.
New York. In sixe, character and appearance
It is the cheapest magazino everissucJ in this
country. $2,30 per annum, spcoimcu copies
aent on receipt of Thirty cents.
. uoiiey." inis excellent magazine for Feb
ruary, is on our table, and as usual it is
crowuea full of good reading matter. No
lady should bo without a eopy of this magazine.
xuoiisnca by h. A. Godcy. N. E. Cor., sixth
and Chestnut streets, Phil'a Pa. Specimen
copy sent on receipt of Twenty-live oents.
A Curb roa Eabacub There is scarcely
ny ache to which children are subject, so bad
to beat, and so difficult to eure as earache
But there is remedy never known to fail
TV. 1. -
a on oi ootion ; put upon it a pinch of
black popper; gather it up, and tie it ; din
ii in nweet oil, ana insert it in the ear. Put
i. ... ... . .
a nannei Danuage over the head to keep it
warm, it will give immediate relief.
Vmlrmt Death. A man named Reedy, was
xouna lying near the Rail Road track in St.
Marys, last Mondav morninir. in a dvi
dition. It seems that he was hit bv the ntirhi
express, his arm and face beinir .,!. in.
jurea. ho aied about 7 'clock the same
morning, He had attended a wedding party
i a Mr. uoodwin s the previous evening, and
nao. a ngnt witu some parties. He left Good
wins about 12 o'clock, somewhat under the in
fluence of liquor. It is supposed that there
way bave been foul play, aud we understand
the authorities will resurect the body for the
purpose of making a thorough examination
mio me matter. The deceased was about 28
years of age, and a comparative stranger in
mis section
, Who wrote the most Dickens, Warren,
or Bulwer r Warren wrote " Now and
1 hen," Uulwer wrote "Night and Morn-
log," ana Dickens wrote "All the Year
Kound. . .
A mvstersus masker anneal f .
in Nashville the other nLht. J
many compliment for the fidelity with
wnico ne sustained tne character of a ne
cro. When the time came for iinmiclinn
- ----"--
the secret of his success was discovered in
the fact that ho was in ' truth what be
seemed to be.
rrL . i .
ius lumbermen are evervwnere doinr
better than usual at this time of the year
Tl 1 . . .,
lhey have just enough snow in the woods
to make operation easy and comfortable,
says the Banger Whig,
. , i ji
Rev. Father MoElroy, tha oldest Catho
lio priest in the U, 8., aged 87, after blind,
ness for two years, has had his sight re
stored by removing a cataraet. - lie ex
pects soon to preach again. He was a
chaplain in the Mexican war, and has done
much for the advancement of the Catholic
church iu Massac busstts.
Te Dutch hare takeo UoIIand.
;;;; ";; igrmnm.
est. luis, rco.. January 16. An Omaha
despatch mti it is reported that a nnn.U
of the Indians recently engaged in tbo war
u vuiumuu auu rvamas Dave reached the
1 owder Ktver couotty, where a council had
been held by a lurge number of chiefs.
ine onject ot the council was unknown,
the Indians wero quiet at Fort Fetterman
and alto along the upper Missouri rivor.
A Denver despatch sajs a party bad re
turned iroin tne pursuit ot Indians in
Cache la Poudre Valley, having succeeded
in recapturing a nunared stoleu horses and
killing one Indian.
The Greek Patriarch at Constantinople,
in handing back, unopened, the Pope's in.
vitation to the General Council (having
already read it in the newspapers) uttered
some sharp truths s follows :
Since the Pope has not abated the pre
tensions which the Patriarch had repelled
some years ago, there was nothing to be
said. The Greek Church was founded
upon the Holy Scriptures, and the inter
pretation which had been unanimously put
upon them by he first seven General Coun
cils ; but the Romish Church and the
Popes had gone on adding dogmas which
were simply of human authority, and ob.
scurod the Gospel. Especially was the
Greek Church bound to protest against the
assumption that there was any head of the
church but Christ, or that any of His
ministers on earth had supreme authority
over all the rest. The Pope was at best
but primus inter pures, and if he had de
sired a General Council to compose the
differences of Christendom, he should have
sent letters to the Patriarch and others to
join him in inviting Buck a Council. If
the Pope really watted unity, let him go
back to the seven first Councils and the
Scriptures. Unity was only to be obtained
by all churches putting aside whatever was
extraneous, unauthorized, and unnecessary,
and requiring. adhesion to that only which
was Apostolic and essential. If this was
" too hard " for the Pope, let him content
himself with praying to the Lord Jesua
Christ to bring about the unity ol the
Church.
Advice to a Bride. Zehokko, in one
of his tales, gives the following advice to a
bride : In the first solitary hour after the
ceremony, take the bridegroom and de
mand a solemn vow of him, and give a
vow in return. Promise each other
sacredly, never, even in jc.t, to wrangle
with each other never to bandy words or
indulge in the least ill humor. Never ; I
say never. rangling in jest, and putting
on an air of ilKhuaior merely to teuse, be.
comes earnest in practice. .Mark that !
Next promise to each other, sincerely and
solemnly, never to keep a secret from each
other, under whatever prctex, whatever ex
cuse it Slight be. You must continually
aud every moment see clearly into each
other's bosom. Even when one of you has
committed & fault, wait for an ingtaut, but
confefs it freely. Let it cost tears, but
confess it. And as you keep secret no'h-
ing lrom each other, so on the contrary,
preserve the privaces of your house, mar.
liugc state, and heart from father, mother.
sister, btother, aunt aud all the world. You
iwo. with God's heln. build tour own nnint
world. Every third or fourth one vou
Iraw into it with you will form a party, and
tund between you two. That should
never be. rrounse this to each other.
Remember the vow to each temptation.
You will find your account in it. Your
souls will grow, as it were to each other,
and at last will become as one. Ah, if
many a pair had, on their wedding day,
known this secret, how many a marriage
were happier than, alas they are.
Rossini He was born to music the
ion of a stroling horn-player and bis sing,
ng wife. At seventeen he wanted to be
mo to compose. Parents do not like chil
dren who compose. The parental mind
.seem to be profoundly depressed by the ap-
I ...... - . . .
preuension mat it may nave produced a
sreuius. How many of the great painters,
of the great poets, of the lesser ones, were
warmly encouraged by the paternal influ
ence, by especially the paternal ? " If my
boy were a Michael Angelo, a Ueethoven,
a Miakespeare, very well ; but 1 don t
want any daubers and Rhymers
in my tann'y. Of course, good Pater
familias, Shakespeare wrote hamlet wbeu
he was in clouts. The elder Rossini would
hear of no nonsense of composing. Let
my Gioacchino blow a horn, and he shall
have my blessing. Per lacco ! he can be.
come the first horn-blower iu Italy ! Rut
the father's foot came down about the com
posing and the boys about the horn blow
in q-. He disobeyed his father. He might
have been the first hornoblower in Italy.
and he persisted in being l.ossini. ir.
per i Magazine.
Law or the Road. Persons meetinc
tn carriages on a highway are not to turn
to the right of the centre of the smooth or
most traveled part of the road, but the
centre of the worked p.ir:, even though the
whole ot the smooth or' traveled part be on
the side. In winter, however, when the
road is obstructed by snow, the centre is
the middle of the beaten path. The rule
requiring carriages to turn to the right
,loes 11 "PP'j ha meeting of a carriage
with a horse car, nor with a traveler
horseback. A traveler on a highway is
bound to have his harness and carriage in
a road-worthy condition, and is liable for
any damage to others occasioned by his in
sufficiency iu this particular.
i
Dow to Raiis a Crowd. It
the hole, and make believe vou are huntintr
rats.
The destructive element is so strong
in man as well as " pums." that von draw a
crowd in a few minutes, biar enouirh to fill
an ordinary meeting house. How to dis
I pose them Ra:se a collection, or trv to.
for the benefit of acLurch, or for any chari
table purpoue whatever.
A GEOLOGICAL student beioer asked
where arsenic was found, replied that it was
very often found io the stomaobs of doad
women. -
There was recently a large fall of red
snow near Leavenworth. Tho water ob
tained from mcl'ing it had a red sediment
like brick dust. This is a comnon phenome
non in the Arctio regions, though it has
seldom been observsd so far South, There
has been much discussion in regard to its
cause, though the microscope has recently
showed it to bo due to the presence of a
minue species of animalculro. .
A Virginia couple bent on marriagK
could not get ti the pa-son on account of a
freshet so they stood on one side of a
swollen stream and he en the other, and
thus they were married.
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CHAS. i.C. KLINE a CO..
127 Bowery, New York, P. o. Box 4.5SG.
janlti-1807
"F YOU WANT TO BUY
CLOTIII.rG for the Million
Go to A. DURLACHER,
DEALER IJf .
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS,' BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS. L.
6T. MARY'S. ELK COUNTY. PMK1
Jan21868lypd
to EEIE SAILfiOAO.
TIME TABLE. 1
rvijh- and Dire ft Route, hrt.n
Philadelphia, allim3re ILxrris.
J"77 MVliamiporf, ami the
GREAT OIL REGION
of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT "sLEEriNO CARS
On all Night Trains.
OV'
and after
MONDAY, NOV. 25th.
trains on
the I'hiladclKhia Sl V.ria
Railroad will run as ffrflows
WESTWARD.
Mail Train lcoves Philadelphia.
" . ' Ridgwny
" " arrive at. Erie
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia...
' Itidgway...-.,....
" " arrive at Erie
iiastward.
Mail Train leaves Erie
,.10.45 p.
. 8.21 p.
... !)..'() p;
.,.11 AO a.
... 8 84 a.
...10.00 a.
......10.55 a. m.
" Kidiway do p, m
. " ""ivo at 1'hiUd'a 10.00 a. irt.
trie Express leaves Ene j :, p m
" - " Kidgway 12.4.-, a. m!
" " ar-at Philadelphia.... 4 .20 p. m.
Mail and Express connect with Oil Creek
nnd Alli-Rlieny River Rnil Roid. B VG
OAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
ALFRED L. TVLER. .
General Superinleudo.
XOHN G. HALL, Attorney at.
law. Rids-
It way,- tlk county Pa.
niar-22'Oti ly
HEXRV
Ri.lgi
SOUTHER,
Attornoy-at-Lftw
(fel.2!)'o8),
way, I'a.
ALPINB HOUSE, St. Mary's
niBB Kretz, Proprietor.
Pn., Her-
Piigtl'OO
W. JAMES Bl.AKELY Ph
and Surgeon, St. Mary's. Elk enunt
pn.
niar-i!2'001y.
?KAXK S. BARRETT, Attorney-nt-Law,
a learnciu, I'enn a.
ilk and Cameron courties
it in practice in
sep9,'08-y
JiAGt.-tiTIONS, SUMMONS, SUBPU2.
nns, Warrants, 4c, on hand and for
sale at this office.
CH..VOLK, Manufacturer and Dealer
. in Lagir Beer, opposite the Railroad
Depot.. St, Mary's, Elk county Pa.
Mar-22'00-1 .
JO.IX O. HALI ,iAs. K. P. UALL.
Attorneys - at - Law
fcs'l. MARY'S :
BENZINGER P. O. EI.K COUNTY, PA.
September 20, 1SGG. ly.
TS. Bordwell, M. D. Eclectic Physician
a Office and residence opposite the
Jail, on Centre St., Ridgway, Pa. Prompt at
tention will be given to all calls. Office hours :
7 to 8 A. M-: 12 to 2 1. M. ; and 0 to 7 P. M.
Mar. 21, GO tf.
rpiIAVER HOUSE,
X RIDGWAY, PA.
DAVID THAYER, Proprietor. '
The undersigned having fitted up a large
and onmmndious hotel on the southwest
corner of Centre and Mill streets, with good
and convenient stabling attached, respect
fully solicits the patronage of his old friends
nnd the puHio generally.
decl3 00 ly DAVID THAYER.
HYDE HOUSE,
RinawAY, Ei.k Co., Tjl.
M. V. Moore, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patromge heretofore so
liberally bestowed upon him, tho new pro
prietor, hopes, ty paying strict attention
lo the comfort and convenience of guests, te
merit a continuance of the same.
Oct 24 180B.
17UANKI.IN HOUSE,
JP M Makv'h, Pa.
LARGEY k M ALONE, TnnrVs.
The proprietors respectfully ask the attention
of their friends Hnd Ihu public iu general to
their large nnd commodious hotel. Every
attention paid to the convenience of guests.
11. LARGEY,
miy !)-13Vlr J. A. mALOSE.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
2j RIDGWAY, PA.
J. llALLi l'roprielor.
This hotel is pleasantly situvted on the
banks of the Clarion River and Elk Creek,
at the lower end of the village, Mr. Ilcaly will
spare no pains for the convenio.ee of his
guests. He invites ono and all to give him a
cull and try his house.
Sept, 17th'G7-ly.
WflKELKB & WILSON'S SEW
ISO MACHINES. The under
signed having been appointed Sole Agent for
thesaloof Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chines for Elk county. He keeps an as
sortment constantly on hand. Machines sold
nt Philadelphia and New Y'ork prices. Any
parties desirous of obtaining them can address
J. K. VV1I1TMORE,
March 9t-'CG-ly. at Ridgway, Pa.
SOMETHING NEW!
House, Sijn and Ornamental Paintinn.
'1
HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE
spcctfully inform the citizens of Elk
county that he has just started in I lie
above business in Ridgway, and feel confi
dent that he can please all who may favor him
with their custom. CHAINING, PAPER
HANGING AND CALCIMIN'ING DOXK n
SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE rost fashion
able and improved manner and style. Orders
left at this Office or at Ihe Banking House of
Souther, Willis & Souther will be promptly at
tended to.
W. P. WILLIAMS,
May-17'Ctf-ly.
NAILS, SPIKES, HINGES,
locks, belts, and all kinds
RIVETS.
ot huiliipr'a
materials in general can be had cheaper at
o sm. mary a Hardware tjtore than any
other place in Elk counrty. (nl!8 07)
A.
orders for Stoves and Hardware
ill be promptly attended to as soon
as received, at the
12'07 St. MARY'S IIARDWAUE STORE.
CARDS, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Tags,
Handbills, &c, done in a neiH manner,
and at ihe iowert thick, FOR CASH, at
the Elk Advocate Printing Offioe.
B
LANKS of all
kinds for sale at this of
tics.
ENVELOPES, LABELS & TAGS newly
printed 1 1 the Advocate Office.
TriSITING CARDSNEATLY
BXECCT-
v c
ed at this oaSce.
GUN3, PI8T0L8. : RIFLES, KNIVES
pocket and table cutlery, of the beet
quality and most approved pattoins, very
cheap at the Hardware 8tere on Bibereer'i old
ovraer u St. M'rr'sV
PKUADELrHU
I ., WINTER
"lirHK MRS. 6MITIIHA.VK YOU HEARD THE NEW3 ni ) j
T l n vr-. '
Why no S
a i '
Lasakcsfno, Mrs. Smith. But I heard
that she heard Mrs. Spendthrift say to Mrs.
was down to Ridgway seeing the iighta, she
I "-lTWBf. F M JB I - "T aMh r
s i -. n .v,v I i inn i fT-r riui
sights sTiu ever ever beheld, '.' tciy la me " she says that that? young man showed her
inor'n th'rty different kin Is of chairs, and I declare to goodness, if ahe didn't say that six
believe 1 every other ono was a baby chair, and the eribs for babys, why 1 they open an I
shut just like doors, bo in the day time they can be put away. And then the different
s?JIes of ' ' -i ' ; -" .. .. t ..: .' .- ' u ' . -.
BEDSTEADS,' . TABLES, BUREAUS,' AND WASHSTAXDS,
SPRING-BEDS, '
MATRESSES AN1 LOUNGES;
why will you believo it, he SAid he had Louoges, and Brackets, and Hats-Trees, and what
do you call em's, that come all the way from Bosting, only I don't believe no saoh stuff as
that. But, Oh ! my, that wasn't a begiu'in of all I saw, but as this was the moat woodei ful
of any I thought I'd tell you. Cause if you want to buy furniture, or any of your
neighbors they can't do better than to patronize the establishment of
ylnltf.
gASH SASH! 1 SASH! ! 1
DOOMS ! DO0R3 ! ! DOOR Mil
MO ULD1SGS ! MOULDINGS ! I
MOULDINGS! I !
For every man who is going to build a
HOUSE. BARN, SHOP OR SHANTY.
I have on hand SASH Glaied or not, of all
kinds, Bizcs and patterns. Also
DOORS OF ALL KINDS, and MOULDINGS
of every description from a half inch bead
to a heavy crown or architectral
moulding.
BUILDINGS put up by tho day or job, at
short notice.
LIME by the peck or load, always on hand.
Any of the above named stock can bo seen
or hnd by calling at the Furnituro Warerooms
of H. II. THOMAS, above corner of Main and
Depot streets Ridgway, Pa., who is the agent
for tlie sale of tho same.
3"i2 SALYER JACKSON.
LOOK HERE I
WATCHES.
JEWELRY k SILVERWARE.
if 1HARLES HOLES,
Practical Watchma-
J ker. Jeweler
and Enirraver. Riilnwnv
Elk county, Pa. The subsciiber.begs leave to
announce lo the citizens of Ridgway and
vicinity that ho is prepared to do all work in
his line on ?hort notice nnd at rpnsnnnhla
rates in the very best manner. Shep in H.
o. l nayer s More. Special attention paid to
engraving.
He lias also on hand a larirA nasnrlmoni nf
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware
tvlil.,1. l. r. - ...
Give him a coll. nsv7'(17tf.
.....v.. uv untrra ior Buie on reaHGiinn a prmi
LOOK HERE!
CENTREVILLE TIN-SHOP
uu.-n .i'Lb desires to make known
io t lie citizens of Centreville ami ),
Mirrounuing country that he has taken the
shop formerly occupied by R. J. Maloney, on
".ncnulcys Corner" in Centreville. and
that he hopes by paying strict attention to
ms ousiaess ana the wants of his customers.
io merit uieir palronnge in his line. He will
ae.p on iiauu a large and well selected assort
ment of
te and Ahcrt-Jfrou Ware. ..'
oi ins own manufacture, which he will warrant
to be of the best quality. His stock consists
ui cvcryiumg mat is useful iu the tinware line
uooui a n.use.
I ask a fair trial, fin ( if Til XT VneV f1nHa
...... g. .uusmouon, my customers will not be
obliged to take it. JOHN WAPLE.
seplG:tf.
. , ' " -"J UVICO
J. S. BORDWELL, M. D.
eclectic pursier, jr.
T
"he word eclectic means to nlmau
lect medicines from nil ih .i;-u..n
schools of medicine : usinir renin, lioa n,nt
safe, and discarding from practice all medi
cines that have an injurious eQ'cot on the sys
tem, such as mercury, antimony, lead, cop-
I lay aside the lance the old bloodlettcr,
re Jucer or depleter, and equalize the circula
tion anl restore the system to its natural
state by alteratives and tonics. I shall here
after give particular attention to chronio dis
eases, mich as Rheumatism,- Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint, Catarrh, Neuralgia, diseases of the
throat, urinary organs, and all aiseases pecu- I
liar lo females, &o.
CATAHRH Urcat witha new instrument of
a late invention which cures every case.
TEETH extracted without pain.
Office aud residenen nnnth nt ik. t:i
Centre St. Office hours from 7 in ft . m.io
to 1 p. ni ; 6 to 7 p. m. '
Dec. 23 07.-ly. J. S. BORDWELL. .
ATTENTION M1LL-OWNIRS!
'IM1K EAGLE TURMNB WATER
1 WHEEL, patented iuly 80, 1867, is
superior to any wheel in use. The under,
signed have Xie agency for said wheel in the
State of Pennsylvania, and can reoommend
it as being the best manufactured. For
further particulars, and circulars, inquire at
our F ouudry in Kersey, where machinery,
mill-gearing, castings and steam engines will be
made to order at reasonable prices. We eipeot
by giving satisfaction In our work to receive
a good share of publio patronage. 1 w
J. t. ROBERTSON, "
K. BELL - -Kereey,
Elk Co., Pajnl6 18C8nd.
pray wuat'a liopyenad,, ay one died or going
i'
to get married f ........ .
Mr,' Sandwtoh, say to Mrs. Huckleboom,
Stingy, tother day, that, as hows when she
oalled at Thomas' warcroouw, and of all the
II. II. THOMAS, Ridgway Pa.
HARDWARE
J"EW HARDWARE STORE !
.. The subscribers bave just 'opened in
ST. MARY'S
A new and Complete Stock of Heavy A Blulf
HARDWARE ! !
And will keep constantly on hand a greaj
variety of
COOK AND nEA TING STOVE.,
Bar Iron, Steel Anvils, Bellow, Am7.'i
Dorse Shoe, Springs, Build,
ing Hardware, Saws
and Files of Every Description
GUNS, PISTOLS AND CAItTltlDGKS,
Cntlery, Plated Ware and Hnuto
Furnishing Goods. AH
kinds of Mechan
ics Tools I .i
ni TIN WARE
Of every description, which will he sold at
tho LOWEST CASH PRICES.
They have also the exclusive agency in !'t
Mary'a for the
IMPROVED ORIENTAL
BASE.BUKNING COAL KIOVHS
AND PARLOR FURNACES 1
Which have received Four First Cn- s
miums at the New Y'ork Stale im i 0,
. er Fairs ; Also, the Great Silwr
Medal at the Fair of the Am
erican Institute, held in
New York City, 18ti.
They are Perpetunl Burners, only onw
heing required to bo mud
auring the seas jn.
M. BEECH P". Jn.
"WM. II. COPELAND.
nov28'C7 ly
For dointra faniilv wnslnnir in il,.. I..
cheapest manner. Guaranteed eq ml in at.
the world! Has all the strength ui j iit'o i
oap with the mild and lathering oiiulitii .
genuine CaBtile. Try thia splendid snap, ti
by the ALDEN CHEMICAL WORKS, 18 N -trout
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sep. 2'081y.
TAYLOR'S
BRANCH . BI7TI f
OLIVE
A mild and agreeable TONIC ST I ML'l.i.. ..
STOMACHIC and CARMINAT1R
:. bitters',
Extracted entirely from HERDS
RilOTS
Highly beneficial in
DYSPKPSIA, GENERAL DKIULITY,
AND LOSS OF APPK I'lTU
And an excellent corrective for p ;r.
ing from Disorders of the Bowels.
&e." '
"on suffer
' Uiuleuce
SOLD EVERY WniHtK !
T .
innni. ' a m ,k . . ......
r- "w. via fliarxol street. l'Lii.
413
Sep 9'C81y.
J. K. TAYLOR A C".
JOCIS H. GARNER,
PRACTTfiAt: " m a rm vtnjt
Can be found at his Foundry at St. Mary',
where he-e,dy to have all shop- .or. t
nia hne done en abort notice, gi. i r
Benxinger P O., Elk 'co., T. ; u'l ns
JOB WORK of all ' kinds aU7 u7!
J dont at this office.