lh (fymnlj guluorafc.
. Local nnd Miscellany.
Var Tlmcut Mdgti-aj.
Erie Express Fast 12.4.ri a. m.
lu do West. in.
do Mail East.,,. :lft p. in.
do So West S:21 p. rn.
Local freight East 0;40a. m.
do do West 7;i0 p. m.
Elk lodge, A. Y. M
Stated meetings of Elk Lodge -w ill be
neld Tuesday evening, on or before the full
noon of each uiolitli, once every, two weeks
thereafter. J. K. WHITMORE. Scc'y.
I. 0. 0. T.
The Regular meetings of Ridgway Lodge.
No. 250, held every Wednesday evening ut
their Lodge Room.
II. A. Paksons, Sr., Secy.
AGENTS TOR THE ADVOCATE.
The following named persons are authorized
gents for the Advocate to receive subscrip
tions, advertising or Job work, take pay there
for 'and give receipts.
Wilcox. A. T. ALDBicir, J. L. Biiown.
Kmkv-Frank W. Mkeck.
Johnsonsburg. Isaac IIaoah.
fit, Marys. CltAS. McVkan.
CentrevlUe. IIomkb B. Leach, Maj. Burke.
Caledonia. W. V. Smith, B. A. Weed.
Bennczette. John iD. Babd, J. X. Bnows.
Shawmut. John FarreRc
Spring Creek. A. W. Ibvin.
Highland. Levi Em.otiiorpis.
Ilorton. D. C. Oyster, N. M. Brockway.
WE ARE ANXIOUS TO KNOW.
The Chinese tea plant is being very sue
cessfully cultivated in east Tennessee.
The recent taken census of Missouri shows
k total population of 1,28.1,803.
W'k in the United Stales are said to use
8G5,000 000 postage stamps yearly.
Nebraska is giving all lUt public lands to
railroads. It is a good thing for the railroads.
A Paper suggests that parties addicted to
the disagreeable habit of snoring, should dress
their noses with clothes pins when thoy reliie.
A printer has sued a woman in St. Louis
for breach of promise, laying his damages at
$5,000.
Four thousand million pounds of rags are
estimated to be annually made into paper in
the World.
Evkbt plain gill has one consolation
though not a pretty young, she will, if bhc
lives, be a pretty o'.d one.
WHEN?
" Macamoose " has cured numbers of cases
vt Dropsy that have been pronounced pnst cure
by physicians. It has never been kuown to
r.iil.
Kxw.CHCBOa, The Catholics ore erecting a
church edifice in this place, on a lot generously
doaited by Heniy Souther, for that purpose.
It h to be a cotLniodimis ana nnu iuukv,.&
build illg.
New Factory. The SI. Ma:y's peoplo ex
pect to have a woollen Factory. We hope they
will build it, jid many other manufacturing
in,ibii:ihments. It is a good point for manu
f-.cturing; so is Itidgwny.
To Cure A Fklon. When indications of a
f 'luri appear, lake a piece of rennet and soak
u in warm milk until it becomes soft ; then ap
ply it to the part effected, renewing it occasion.
Uy, and keeping on till a cure is procured.
Manufacturer and Buu,rEr. A new
monthly, published by Western j- Company iiT
Park Row, New York, $1 60 a year. It is
plciulM!y illustrated with engravings of
everything new relating to Manafacturing tnd
liuilding, and filled with useful and valuable
natter. Send for specimen number which
tiill cost only 15 cents.
"WHY DON'T YOU ?
Finv Ter Cent. Added All persons who
failed to make their incoeme returns on Mon
day. March 1st, are liable lo be assessed by
he Assessor, according to the best informa
tion he can obtain, and the law requires fifty
per cent, to be added to the amount of tax.
To appeal, from the valuation and ' enumera
tion, can be made. The law requires every
person suspected of being liable to pay an in-
i-oiue tax to make a sworn return, whether he
has been supplied with a blank or not, notwith.
standing the amouut may fall short of $1000
which ii the amount exempted by law.
At ho period, perhaps, in their life do young
men need the inspiration of virtuom love and
the Fympathy of it Companion as when they
first enter the battle for their own support.
Tal ly marriages are permanent moralities, und
deferred marriages are temptations to wicked
ness. And yet every year it becomes more
find more diflicult, coucuirent with the reign
ing idtas of society, for young men to cuter
upon that matrimonial sta'e which is the
proper guard of their virtue as well as the
Source of their courage and enterprise
JStechcr,
Scketdiko Extra fob Boys and Girls. I
is "well known that The Little Corporal, the
briiliaat Western Juvenile, has a larger circu
lation than any other Juvenile Magazine in the
world. ThU hat been gMBed by real merit
and enterprise.
The Publisheni are enJeavorine to double
their immense circulation this year, and haveJ
umerunneu to send their Magazine free for
three monthsJanuary, February and March
numbers of 1869-free te every family who
will send their address before the first of May,
with four eenli in .lamps for return postage.
These are intended as samples to those who
are not now taking the Magazine in its new,
enlarged form. Address ALFRED L. 6EWELL
& Co., Publishers, Chicago, I1L
WILL YOU DO ITf
Semoontic vs. republican Figuring.
EniTor Advocate : In your issue publishing
the Auditor's Statement I find a.great error in
the county Treasurers balance sheet and would
respectfully call the attention of our horned
Auditors to it. nnd as a tax payer would in
common (villi others like l see it rectified. Tho
following is the table as published :
C. V. Giliis Treasurer of Elt County, in accmnt
wiih the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for the
Year liifiS.
Jauuury 4tli 18G0
To atn't ree'd from Tav Licences $ 530 00
" do
" do
" do
" do
" do
do
do
Liquor do
Biewers plo
1'lat'g h's do
Retailers do
l'edlais do
25 00
3i) 00
80 00
552 00
30 00
$1250 00
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
January 4th 1809
By State treasurers receipts ' $ 105 CO
" Treas com oc 1000 at5-jr ct 50 00
" do do do 250 at 1 pr ct 2 50
" Ballauoe due Cuuitnouwealth G08 44
$1256 00
And if they can make it ballanee short of
$400 it is very strange. There must be a
nigger in the fence somewhere.
A TAX TAVER.
An Exponaiva rakfaii.
There seems to be a diversity' of opinion
about one ot Cleopatra's breakfasts. It
was the most costly breakfast that' has
ever been served to a single human being.
I will, therefore, tell what I know about
it. After having partaken of Cleopatra's
necklace, Mark Antony determined to de
rise the costliest necklace ever given.
After several days of astronomical weuL
tat ions, not having found what l.o was
lookiug for, he summoned his cook to his
presence, und told him that if he could get
up a dainty breakfast for a lady, which
should be composed of as few aud as small
dishes as possible, and, at the same time, be
most costly, ho would tewurj him accordingly,-
Several weeks afterward, the cnok en
tered Mark Antony's study, and told him
that he was ready to serve the dainty break
fast asked of him, and that it was com
posed of ono-Dliye only. At the nppnited
hour, the cook entered the diningroom,
followed by one hundred men carrying
the olive in on artificial envelope) on their
shouldeis. They deposited it on a table
made for the occasion, and fifty carvers
were set to work on it. After several
hours of hard work, the triumphant cook
placed the olive before the Egyptian
Queen, who looked at it with amazement,
still with perfect delight.
The olive had betu prepared in the foU
'owing way. After having been stoned, it
was stuffed with k lieh custard, then put
inside of a bimed cauary, w hieh was used
to stuff an oit.ilan. The hitter was placed
inside a Loucd oiioel, which was used to
stuff a thrurh, whir.h thrush Mnfled a boned
lark. A. boned snipe ivas stuffed with the
lark and plucl itiridc vi a robin, which
na.3 used to stuff a plover, und which latter
bird filled a quail, which was thcu placed
inside of a pigeon. Tho p'geon fiiled &
woo acock, ilie woodcock a putiidgo, tlip
latter a grouse, (hs grouse a pheasant, 'the
pheasant n chicken, the chickeu a guinea
'owl, which was placed inside of a gtose ;
he goose filled a turkey, the turkey a swan,
i he latter iiu ostrich which v. as usi'd to
-luff a sheep, the sheep a calf, the calf au
antelope, the latter a pig, the pig a deer,
the deer a hear, the bear a heifer, the lat.
ter an elk, the elk an ox, !he ox a hippopo
tamus, the latter nil elephant. 'J he olive
was then roasted in its envelope, which eu
pe was ihrowu uway, ai,d the olive only
was served.
Alack Fwis.
Iu crder to prevent the killing of fur
seals, which are specially protected by "the
law of July, 27, 1808, the S tcrelary of
tho Treasuiy, to whom the mutter is in
trusted, lias issued recent stringent orders,
tor the execution of which u revenue of
ficer, sustuiued by a military force, is to be
stationed ou each of the isluuds, of iSt-
J aul aud bt. Oeorge, in Uchnng's Sea, aud
a steamer will cruise in their neighborhood.
T!i; seals frequent in numbers only these
lsiauus, aim their habits tnd tnndity are
such as to make oeccasary the utmost cau
tiou in dealing with them, or they would
be speedily driven from the Territory.
During the seal scasou guns are not to be
fired, uordogs permitted uu the islaud, uor
any proceedings that experience has shown
apt to disturb the rookeiks, or fiighten
aud drive tho animals away No person
not a native of the islands will be permitted
to land and remain their unless under au
thority from the Treasury department ;
and no stores dessined to be used in aid of
seal huuting cau bo landed. Spirituous
liquors and tire arms not belonging to the
military are absolutely prohibited, aud any
fouud on the island will bo seized. Ten
sons killing seals will be arrested and sent
to California, Oregon or W'ashing'.ou Terri
tory for trial. No land claim, ou the islapd,
unless prior to the treaty of cession, will
be recognized ; natives to bo treated with
the greatest kit;dne.s and consideration,
and iu ca.-e the stoppage of seal huutiug is
likely to create want among the n, food is
to be furuished by the government. These
regulations are to be euforced until Con
gress shall make provisiu by law permit
ting the auimals to be killed.
Baldness, ciaynessand oilier imperfections
of the Hair will- be regarded as inexcusable
after a trial of Mrs S. A. 'Allen's Improved
Kncw yie) jiair Restorer Dressing, (in one
bottle.) Evry DruegIbt sells it. Price one
Dollar.
Henry Ward Dekcmeh made $10,000 last
year, of which $12,000 was made by preaching
and $28,000 by practicing various gills.
HF. C. KRUMME, M. D.,
t-o. i. Office above store of R n r;iii
Ohc. "' from 8 to 10A. M. end 6 to 8 P.'
l.i8if,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JglCKK&CAMEllON,-
Leases ' of the Mines of the Kersey Coal
Company .
Miters and Shippers of.
BITUMINOUS COALS!
Of sapciior qualify, for
OAS, GENERATING STEAM, MANUFAC
TURE OF IRON, SMITHING AND
DOMESTIC USE.
Are prepnrod to receive Ordcts nnd make
contracts for these well.kuowu coals.
OFFICE, KERSEY, ELK CO., l'A.
Kersey, Ta., March 12, 1808. vlnlTtf.
GENTS WANTED
A B03K OF GENERAL INTEREST TO ALL
CLASSES
REcOLLECTIOXSof a 7Ji(.y LItE.
EY
HORACE GREELEY-
In one clrgant octavo volume of over 000
pages, well printed on fine paper, and illus
trated with au admirable Portrait, on Slccl of
Mr. Greeley, with pictures of his various
Homes, his Farm, &c, Ac-, together with a
beautiful portrait of Margaret Fuller, en
graved by Liutou.
Mr. Greeley has said of il : "I shall' never
write anything else into which I shall put so
much of mii-lf, my experiences, notions, con
victions, and modes of though!, as these liccol
lections. I give, whh small reserve, my men
ial history." The book embraces views of
early New England settlement, tho author's
own youthful life, education, apprenticeship,
suvvlitlircs, professional and political reminis
cences, experience iu Congress, newspaper life
in New Yoik, nnd much useful talk about farms
and farming. It is a peculiar entertaining and
valuable work, a look behind tho scenes
during an important period of the country's
history. For terms &c., address, with stamps
C11AS. S. G It KEN & Co., Ko. 413 Chestnut
Street, Philad'a. Pa. vlnlT lt.
GENTS WANTED $10 A DAY.
TWO $10 fl.WS FOR $4.
LLOYD'S
P t'cnt llci-jloinj JDouUe Mips
Of Amei ica and Europe, Awcrica and the
United Stales of America.
Colore in J0U0 CoUnlies.
Those great Maps, nowjusl completed, show
every place of importance, all Railroads to
date, and tliclale.it alierali 'ns in the various
European States. These Maps aie needed in
every School and family in the land the occu
py the space of one Map, and by means of the
Reverser. either side can ha thrown front, and
any part brought level ti the eye. County
Might) nud largo discount given to good
Agents
Apply for Circulars Terms, and send money
for Hamplu-Maps, to J. T. LLOYD,
vlulOH "3 Cortland Street, N. V.
N
OTICB TO 13 CILLERS.
Commissioners of Elk Co., at their office in
Ridgway on the Crs Monday of April next for
buil 'iug a stable upon Ihejuil premises. To
be a frame buildii.g Hi fret 'wide, L'J feet long
Vi feel high ami ha veu stone foundation
Proposals shall contaia i,ln..m ond cost of
buiMi"K- J. K. P. HALL,
vlnl 0U cicrk.
GENTS WANTED.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
TO GOOD MEN TO SELL MACHINES.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
TJ1E FARMERS PRIDE,
THE STUMP & GRUBBING MACHINE.
It will do more work in one day than Ttm
Men with grubbing hoes can possibly do,
and leaves no roots or slumps to sprout up
in Hie spring After grubbing with this Ma
chine the farmer can cut. his grain or grass
ihe first season with the Reaper or Mower.
Itdoes its work effectually. Any person or
persous desirious of making money, will do
well to Address,
J. ('., Dot 227,
vIullfl- Uellcfonte, Pa.
N
EW STOKE.
The subscriber horn Inn lie In ;., f,,r., il...:,:
zens of Riilzwav ami vimniiv 1 1 . t i,. i ....
j .. iic ii a c
opened a store where may be found
PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES.
STATIONERY,
FINE 'CONFECTIONARY,
OYSTERS, ORANGES, LEMONS, in season.
n,2Tl" J. R. PAIRD.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN JUST
published in a sealed envelope.
A Lecture on the Nature. TV!.....!,.
Radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
Weakuess, lnvolunlarv Kinivsirn fi....i i,
bility, and Impediments to marriage generail.
Nervousnees, Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits'
Mentul and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from Self-Abuse. Ac... bv linl.uni T r..i .
well, M. D., author of the "Green Rook,"
kiv. j. rice in eeaieu envelope, ouly six
ceuls.
The celebrated nnllmi. tn -i ,
. ...,, ... 1Ilta auiuiraoie
essav. clcarlv demons! rut p iv,., . . i.
years sucoeibful practice, that the alarming
eonseoiienccs of self nbnA ma v.. i:..,.
. - .....j w tuuiuniiT
cured without the Use of ialernal medicine.
or me application ot the kuife, pointing out
a mode of cure at once simple, certain and
effectual, by means of which every sufferer
no matter what bis c,in,i;iin v. '
, uo, mioy
cure . himself cheaply, privately, and radl.
HrThis Lecture should bo ln i-u.
every youth aud ev"" - handsxf
l i . . - i ...an in IK. 1 1
J ' ' " O IU UU.
ui.iih Hlld.'P Ban! 1.. a .!.:.
. , "m cuviope, to anv
address, postpaid, on teceipt of tix cents,
or two post stamps. Also, Dr. CulverwelP.
127 Boweo-, New York, P. 6. Box 4,583.
HHADELrHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Thrrvtjh and DireH Rouie. between
rhiUuleJphta, Baltimore Harris
Iwg, Wnliamxport, and the
G R EAT OIL HE G 102
of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT "sLEEPIXO CARS
On all Night Trains.
ON and after MONDAY, NOV. 2.rith,
the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad will run as follows :
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia -10.45 p. m.
" " Ridpway 8.21 p. m.
Hirivc ni r.rio 11. oil p.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia 11.60 a.
" " " Ridgway...... ,. 3 34 a.
ii ii arrive at Erie 10 00 a.
llASTWAftf).
Mail Train leaves Erie ,r..10.f.7 S.
" " Ridgwoy fi.10 p.
" " arrive at Philad'a 10.00 a.
Erio Express leaves Eue (1.25 p.
" " Pidgwnv... 12.4.') a.
" " arat Philadelphia..,.. 4.20 p. m.
Mail and Express connect with Oil Creek
and Allegheny River Rail Rotd. BAG
GAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
ALFRED I.. TYLER.
General Superinlende .
JOHN G.HALL, Attorney at law, Ridg
way, Elk county Pa.' mar-22'00 ly
II
ENIIY SOUTHER,
Attoruey-af-LttW
(feb2U'G8),
Ridgway, Pa.
A
LPINK II0U5E, .ft. Mary's Pa., Her
man Kretz, Proprietor. HigO'OO
D
pa.
R. W. JAMES BEAK ELY Physician
and Surgeon, St. Mary'B, Elk county
mar 22' 00 ly.
17RAXK S. BARRETT, Attomey-rtt-Law,
J Clearfield, Penn'a. Will proticc is
Elk and Cameron courtics. scp0,'li8-y .
IXECUTIONS, SUMMONS, BUI1PU3,
I 1 nas. Warrants, &c, on hand and for
sale at this cilice.
CII. VOLtf, Manufacturer and Dealer
. in Lagtr Beer, opposite tho Railroad
Depot, St. Mary's, Elk county Pa.
Mar-22'CU-l .
JO. IN O. 11 A 1. 1.
.....IAS. K. V. HALL.
HALL & miO.
Attornoyp- ni; Law
ST. MARY'S :
BENZINGER P. O. EI K. COUNTY, fA.
September 20, 1800. ly.
J.
S. Bordwcll, M. D. Eclectic Physician-
Jail, on Centre St., Ridgway, Pa. Prompt at
tention win be given to all calls. Ottice hours :
7 to 8 A. M- ; 12 to 2 P. M. ; and C to 7 P. M.
Mar. 22, CO tf.
ri"MlAYER UOUS,
JL RIDGWAY, TA.
DXVib THAYER, Proprietor.
The undersigned having fitted up n large
and commodious hotel on Ihe southwest
corner of Centre and Mill streets, with good
and convenient stabling attached, respect
fully solicits Ihe patronago of his old fricuds
anil Ihe putlio generally.
declU OO ly DAVID THAYER.
HYDE HOUSE,
RmowAY, Elk Co., Ta,
M. V.- JIoore, l'roprietor.
Thankful for the patronige heretofore so
liberally bestowed upon him, tho new pro
prietor, hopes, by paying strict attention
to tiie comfort and convenience of guests, te
merit a continuance of the same.
Oct 24 18015.
17HANKLIN HOUSE,
t? M. Mart's, Pa.
LARGEY & MALONK, Propr's.
The proprietors respectfully ask the attention
of their friends snd the public in general lo
their largo nnd commodious hotel. Every
ni lent ion paid to the convenience of guests.
II. LARGEY ,
miylO 13.JV1 y J. A. iuALON'E.
IXCHANUEHOTEL,
li RIDGWAY, PA.
J. HALEY Proprietor.
This hotel is pleasantly siluvfed on the
bunks of Ihe Clarion River and Elk Creek,
at the lower end of tho village, Mr. Healy will
sparo uo pains for Ihe convenie.ee of his
guests. He invites one aud all te give him a
call and try his house.
Sept, 17th'G7-ly.
iSOMETIIINO NEW!
Home, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
f IIU SUBSCRIBER WOULD 111:.
I speel fully inform the citizens of Elk
county thkt he hiiB just started in the
abovo business in Ridgway, and feel confi
dent that ho can please all who may favor him
with their . custom. 'GRAINING, PAPER
HANGING AND CAt.Cl 1 IN INU DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE rcost fashion
able and improved manner and style. Orders
left at this Office or at the Hanking House of
Souther, Willis Jt Souther will be promptly at
(euded lo.
, , . W. P. WILLIAMS,
May-l7'C(S-y.
'VTA I r.S, SPIKES, HINGE, P. T.CTS,
locks, bolls, nud all kin. is ot builder's
iniitcriiils in gmivral can be had cheaper at
tho Si. Mary's Hardware Sloro than any
other place iu Elk counrty. (n28 07)
All orders for Stoves and Hardware
will be promptly attended to as soon
as received, at tho
12 07 St, MARY'S HARDWARE STORE.
CARDS, Hill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Tags,
Handbills, &c, done iu a neat niani;0r'
and at the lowkst price, FOR CAJJi' !,
the Elk Advocate Priming Ollioe.
JF YOU WANT TO BUY
CLOTUIA'G for the Million
Ge to A. DURLAC1IER,
DEALER lq
CLOTHING 1 CLOTHING
GLINTS' furbishing goods,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS, Ao.
ST. MAllY'S, ELK COUNTY, PENNA-Jau218G81ypd
y-HYMRS. SMITH HAVE IOW HEARD TUB NEW J?
5
to
Lajateafnof, Mfs. Stfiitn. But I heard Mri. SandwieK, say to Mrs. Haoltlo'joom,
that sbateard MrS. Spendthrift saj to Mrs. Stingy, tother day, that, as hows whefl nh
was dowo to Ridgway seeing the sights, she called at Thomas' warorooms, and of all ifo
sights she everet-er beheld, " tchj la ttle " sho says that that young man showed HvV
tuor'n thirty different kinds of chairs, and I declare to" gowdnes's, if she didn't say that sho
believe! every other one was a baby chair, and the Cribs for babys, why I they open ami
shut just like doors, sola the day time they can' bo put away( And then the different
styles of .
BEDSTEADS, fABLES, BVttBAtT8, ANt WASHStAXDS,
PR!NG-BEDS,
why will you believe it, he said he had Loiinges, and Brackets, and Hat-Trees,- dud vtlmt
do yoti call em's, that Come all tho way from Bo'stirig, only I don't believe no S'Jeh tufi as
that. But, Oh ! my, that wasn't a begiu'ln of all I saw, but as this was the most wuiin Tul
of any I thought I'd tell you. Cause if yo'i want to buy furniture,- tit any of your
neighbors they can't do better than to patronine the establishment Of
rlnltf.
ash sash:: sash:::
O
DOORS ! DOORS ! ! DOOR ! 1 !
MO ULD1XGS ! MO ULDlKGS ! I
MOC'LDIXGS! ! !
For etcry man vftici Is going to build si
HOUSE. BARN, SHOP OR SHANTY.
I hate on hand SASH Glazed or hot, of ail
kinds, sizes and patterns. Also
DOORS OF ALL KINDS, and MOULDINGS
of every description from a half inch bead
td a heavy crown or architectral
moulding.
BUILDINGS put up by the day or job, at
short notice.
LIME by the peck or load, always ofl hand.
Any of t li e ttbove named stock en b'e seen
or had by calling at the Furniture Warerooms
of H. II. THOMAS, above corner of Main and
Depot streets Ridgway, Ptt., who is the agent
for the sale of thesamo.
Sm2 SALYER JACKSON.
LOOK HERE !
WATCHES, jfeWELRY A SILVERWARE.
C1HARLES HOLES, Practical Watchma-
ker, Jeweler and Engraver, Ridgway,
Elk county, Pa. . The subsciiber begs leave lo
announce to the citizens of Ridgway and
vicinity that he is prepared to do all work in
his lino on short notice and at reasonable
rates in (he very' best manner. Shep in H.
S. Thayer's Store. Special attention paid to
engraving.
Ho has also on hand a large assortment of
i-iochs. viatciics. Jewelry and Silverware
which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
Give him a call. nev7'G7if.
LOOK HERE!
CENTRSVILLE TIN-SHOF
TOUN WAPLE
to the citizens
desires to make known
nf f ..... I . 1 . -
surrounding country that he has taken the
ol.r.. .......l.. 1 v .
.. ...ii.n.iijr uucupieu oy n. J: Maioney, on
"McCauley's Corner" iu Centreville, and
thai he hopes bj paying strict attention to
his" business and the wanis of his customers,
to merit their patronage in his line. He Will
Kc.ip on baud a large and well selected assort
ment of
JTin imd hrri-lfran Wixxi,
of his own manufacture, which he will Warrant
lo be of Ihe best quality. His stock consists
of everything that is useful iu the tinware line
about a house.
I ask a fair trial, and if my work does
not give satisfaction, my customers will not be
obliged lo take it. JOHN WAPLE.
seplOrtf.
J. S. BORDWELL, M. D.
KCLECTiC i-MirsMCItJt
rphe word eclcotio means to choese
I lect medicines from all the different
schools of medicine ; using reme'i',e3 tha. .
safe, and discarding from prictic. Vl me0U
tern iti 6 a lmJuri0-S effect on the sy -tern,
such as mercury, ontlmony Jp.
re lirnr1!'0 V',e ,anoe-o oH bloodleftor,
i?nr ? r -cploter, and equalise the circula.
s i- J,,estore tlie 8'8tem t0 i(s natural
suiie Dy alteratives and tonics. I shall here--itcr
give particular attention to chronio dis
eases, such as Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint, Catarrh, Ne iralgia, diseases of the
Jli rout, urinary organs, and all uiseases pecu
liar lo females, &o.
CATARRH I treat with a new instrument of
a late invention, which cures every case.
TEETH extracted without p ain.
Ottice nnd residence Suo'th of the jail on
Centre St. Office hours from 7 to 8 a. in : 12
to 1 p. m ; C to 7 p. m,
Deo, 23X7-1, J. S. BORDWELL,
A TTENTIOX MILL. O WNFRS !
'IMIE EAGLE TURBINE WATER
J.. WHEEL, patented iuly 30, 1807, is
superior to any wheel in use. The under,
signed have the agency for said wheel ia Ihe
Slate of Pennsylvania, and can recommend
it as belug the best manufactured. For
further particulars, and circulars, inquire at
ou Foundry in Kersey, where machinery,
mill-gearing, castings and steam engines will be
made lo order at reasonable prices. We eipeot
by giving satisfaction in our work to reoeive
a good share of puhlio patronage.
J. F. ROBERTSON,
Wh flo l'pny Tf nat'k happened, nf one died or (joiny
get married t
MATRESSES AN? LOUNGES i
if. ii.TIlOMAS, Ridgway K
HARDWARE
JJEW HARDWARE STORE !
The subscribers have just 'opened ia
ST. MARY'S
A new and Complete Stock of Heavy & fi'U'if
And will keep constantly oil hud gieitl
variety of
cook And nEATiKti tor ox Hit,
Bar Iron, Steel Anvils, liellinft. AmV.'s
Horse Shoes, Springs; Build-,
ing Hardware, At'.tf
and Piles of Evert .D'teriptitiit
GUNS, PISTOLS AND CA KTlMlKlKiT,
Cutlery, Tlated Ware ind Ilourt
Furnishing Goods. Al
kinds of Mechan
ics' Tools!
TIN TV-ARK
Of every description, which vf i 1 bo solvit
tfiB LOWEST CASH PRICKS.
They Hatd also the exclusive i'oncy' iiir Ik
Mary's for Hie
IMPROVED ORfEftTAk
BASE.B URNING CQAL STOVKft
AND PARLOR FURNACE !'
Which have feCeived Four l.i-i" CImss 1.
miums at tho New Yoik ::.V!e n
cr Fairs; Also, the Grew- K:lv,V
Medal at the Fair of i'i Am'
erican Institute, Jn-b!'. iu
New York City, ls -v
xney are i-erpetual Burners: .nly. ou'
being required lo- lw- muiie
auring Ihe bvuSjii.
M. l'.KKivl' A, ''i.
WM. II. COi i;l .;
r.ov28'G7 ly
PATRONIZE noMK -.MniTf-Sig, "
FLOUR, FEED" fjl? GRAKJ.
TIwuGXjb:,'l?:i''!,,c,-,
J w M ....
Lour of the Boat Qaantr
and of their own manufauiuVe, M die luwioa
market rates. ,
The attention of liiniln'rinnn.. Ktnl' .iVihtja
is called to our iaciliiivs iW fuiM-. hltx
them with . "
FEED OF ALL A , A',
cheaper than it can be Ui5 t ii other
plaoe in the county. ...
it"CAa Paid rn Giia-.k.-ji.
j. . n i i;i,, ,
J. v. ityK...
J. K. w iuVfiVnu;
Nevembcr 7, 1807tf
OU1S li. GARNER,
PRACTTCAL 1! A r'nf 'TVr'
Can be found at his FouiilVv us. ,.'
where he is ready to have all shop. -..oik' in
his line done on short notice. St. Mi v'
Benzinger P. O . Elk co., P. myVfiH 1
7 OB WORK of all
J done ot this office.
LulTa ttlilf dtnUI'i-
BLACKSMITH'S .CAttlfESTMIfS A.Vft
joiner'a tool for sle.."' cheaper rlian
the cheapest" at the St. Jlary'e llrd'wra
6tor (bWiftf.l
GUNS. riSTOLS,. IfLKB, KNIVES
pocket and tab!? cjleij, bf II . be.l
quality and most proved JKnl rT
cheap at the Havdwar. St0rw 0 I'.
corner in 1. Mr ry's. B1"
I ENVELOPES, LABELS & TVGS mil
X Printed t th AdTat Jo"'
'
JB1BL
BLANKS of aU kinds for iali ai' tiui at
net
iymm - -
. - .iDvocATi has the I n e
J lie eouBty, and is th bei-