The Elk County advocate. (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, August 20, 1869, Image 3

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    Tjoal and Miscellany.
Vat' Time fit JtUfgiray.
Erie Express East 1 2: 4" a. m.
di (In West 8:34 ft n.
do Mail Ent
do do West ..
Local Freight East,
do do Vest.
5: 15 p. m.
3:10 p. m.
0:40 a. m.
6:30 p. m.
Elk Lcfre, A. Y. M.
Plated noetitigs of Elk Lndgo '
t.ol.1 nl their hull r.n the second and
iU lie
fourth
Tucsdnys of tnch month.
J. K. WillTMORE, Sec'y.
I. 0. G. T.
The Regular meetings of Eidgwny Lodae,
Ko. 2of;. hold every Vaifciesdny evening nt
tlicir Lodge room.
C. E. T!i-.mam, Secy.
ACE2T3 FOB TtfJB A3VC-CATE.
The following named rorsonsnro authorized
n,Ti'ii!s for the J!i-.cr:'- I o receive subscrip
tions, ndvt .-t'sl-g or .Tub work, take pay there
for n n 1 ivo rc3i in's.
Wilcox. A. T. Ai.nmen, .1. L. Enows.
Knne. F'iasi; W. Mkrce.
.Tiihti-oi'-lni-c Isaac T I a n y.
Ft, Mniy.--CfA8. MViiAN.
Cer.t'-ovil'p. HoMrn it. I,reiT, Mn.i. Eittf.
CaUvonin. V. I. f ; sr r -li. 15. A. V,'i:ki.
V.i tinr-.cito. .'' UN ('. H'.r.n, .1. W. r.nnwK.
: v.-1 1 .Ii'it:.- F.r.- c.
f-'j -i:- (.',-vci.. A. Vi'. Invis.
Ili.i'i' .ml. I,rvt Ij.t.nTtioiirr.
Hor'o:i.--T. f, Ovktku, N. M. P-inCKwAT.
(loT.ri cl'vuJ in Nv'w York en Ycducs
dn; n't .;."$.
.. t'rnTr.xr:, ? 0:10
of t'io I'lJ.-Ft and
1 est of H'
tii-i ? ; luit her price? .are ruinous':-
! vi-nv r.r
mli'lieui). in onlor to socttro
c registered before the election,
1'i'in is to attorn! lo il now.
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1 i .-r l'rov.s
J i! iinlion sc;
i sis tache in lonpth, four
li'.trr, ntul VosM seventy times
-1.1(0 limes per hour, 100.800
, r.r. l 87,770,(00 time." per yenr.
vi J IV i shine;,
of the IVii. vi
.l of l'lilioi:
a Pretty Tair cf
ly-Eeioll. ton
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In
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I Ym .vn's Jif.t yirof -v-Uion is a
stnni.er." Us prop . to con-
i) Mie w.mnu, il every member of
.- tli" sn.ie.
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1
That makes yenr hair so beautiful ?
Mrs. S. A- Allen's Improved ,', ttjlr) hair
ISctorev or Dressing, (in one I'jU'c.) Price
One Do.lar. Every Druggist sells it.
Rkv. N. II. Bui!!:i.L. pai.-tor of the M.
E. Church at ITatboro, Pu., says : " I taVe
ple.isnro in recommending the ' Miicmunose '
f.v coug'j.t nnd rol.ls, uud many other ills ot
the human f.in-iiy." .
iiRAur.t ate r.ut tiumps in a great game
of life. As a sentiment the heart is commonly
rerav..td as pretty, but t.s u fact of liulo nc
coiiij. H i. quite the thing to s;l;ir-c nbout
the litll" benter. biit tiie worM really bol ls it
is r.'t move ivi i:i:-.ti,,'i t'lin did ?'iylock.
,r.ey is t'io trutep caiJ. nnd I" v.-iiie'a nil
oil:
put
!..
a :i the pick pi.y
If ;
i.y uis
id look
'.it ill:. I.
T'vvm: i- n s!
xt'.w r.;. to :I,U
: ! '1 ).'! eeii be !
; '.'i :"ei'. I' i-i tlini
' i i .1 ' i'i t'.e eye
i.K. fit",u.-e on il.-'
: !ie 0 ' tn foi in
throwing li e ' 1 '
lo iui.'aC ti:e who
? cf!i:!no rvec.il ack
l c 1 fi'ui'i the coiin
nriist bus inscribed
' f jM- ini' i tie cen
,:.i',. :i of liiilr, u.'.ing
Iji.Sint'l:-.!
the T'iril
of tee eve, anif
o tiie h'ln-!
prrceptilil
j
et.
as
m tlic nuked
i jc when ence attention is
very iH.iiiuct win :i .-cc-n thvc
ciiUcl to it, and
t;:h ,i iiiittniiicr.
IV, r.r, Xrivi-
is n tin..! tor of
know v.!.etl:cr it
In a o'o.i'j morning it
i:: evivaco to (lie farmer to
:i'l he suuthiiiv cr sliowery
in the r.f.ei . :.. n. If i
hole llio. ly. a" i ; ii.
:e nts hr.ve cleared their
I ho dirt up h'rth, it
doni fails to it. I i o a clear day
a clear d:iv, ihoup;ii it
may l.oV.f.y ui:i'. "'ov:n o'clock in the foro
jio-,2i. hp.'ier werm will re very numerous
nhcit tho tos of tho pv.i?s nnd .Train some
cloudy niovr.'rt j-; ; urtl fifty years ob.'ervalion
hae -hi. vii the writer that t!ic:.c little veather
(ti,"'T.i .ichljia fail in their prediction of a
f..:r dsy.
PK:ioRr.5T's YovNd America. This
excellent little T-or'edieil i constantly adding
to his rep'iiiiiion, and ij cerfain'y tin' niott
i-'cnsih'.e, practical, and Ik-ji edited of all the
juvenile innif.'zitus. It is not corirpored, like
come others, of a certain number of t:tilt.ed
ar'iclee, but it cuter.) right into tho fj apa
thies, intei c.-ts, no 1 oocin-aiiuu of jia young
'readers nud T.:;'i,r.s a'ibivs iheiu to tpea'.t for
thi'nse'.ves, aud stimulates them woadcvfuily
to nctiv'.ty of thought and expression. We
consider it (lie best investment of $1,50 that
any parent can make. Published at 838
Eroadwny, N. Y.
TEMoarfiT's Monthly. The enter
prising publither of this p.opu'nr Magazine is
first iu tho field in aimouticing, among the
iuJucemcnts to fitibsoribcra for the coming
year, the finest premium ever ytt offered for
a tingle pubscriptiou to any mr.gazine in this
or any other country. It consists of a copy,
retailed ot ten dollars, of Mrs. Lily M.' 'pn
XT g great picture of a " Tic-nic ou The
Fourth of July," the engraving of which
l aitiBts were sent, for, specially from Europe,
to complete. Domcrest's Momlily is in itsolf
by far tho mast complete nud attractive Maga
zine for hidion puUUhed in tbU country, and
require little extra iuducetnent to persuade
them to beoowe BubscribcrB. It is really a
saving of money, however, to pay three dol.
lars, and get in addition so valuable a pre
mium and Mr. Demorost will undoubtedly
fmd his Hot doubled ou the strength of It.
Published at f3H Broadway, N..Y.' '
IE0PLB WILL TALK.
We mny go thro' th world, huP'twill lie very
slow,
If ire listen to oil that is laid as we go
We'll be worried, and fretted and kept in
pte.W j
For meddlesome tongues mast have something
to do .
For people will talk.
If generous and noble, they'll vent out their
spleen.
You'll hear Rome loud hints that you're selfitb
and mean.
If upright, nod honest, and fair ns tho day,
They'll call yea ft rogue, in ft sly sneaking way
For people will talk.
Thcd if yon show tho least boldness of heart,
Or ft slight, inclination to take your own part,
They'll cult you an upstart, conceited and vain.
But keep straight ahead, don't stop to explain,
For peoplo will Ulk. w
If threadbare your coal, or old fashioned your
dress,
Some one, of course, will take notice of this ;
And hint rather close that you can't pay your
way,
Eat don't get excited, whatever they say,
For people will talk.
If you dress in the fashion, don't think to
escape,
For they criticise then in a far different shape ;
You're ahead of means, or your bills arc unpaid.
Put mind your own business, and keep straight
ahead,
For people will talk.
They'll talk fine before you, but then nt your
back.
Of venom and spite there is never nlaclc :
How kind nnd polite is all that they pay,
But bitter os gall when you're out of the way,
For people will talk.
flood, friend, take advice and do as you please.
For your mind (if you havo one) will then be
at case,
Through life you will meet with nil sorts of
abuse,
Eut don't think to stop them, 'twill be of no
use,
tor peoplo will talk.
Tounj Mens Monthly.
Information. Tf the patience, of
Postmnsters is not tried then wo are mistaken.
No matter how much liis temper may be gov
erned, it must occasionally get the upper
hands of him. An exchange says : '
When you call at the office for your mail
and the Postmaster hands it out ask him if
that is nil.
If yon nfk for the mail and he tells you
there is none, tell hiix thec ought to bo ;
then go home and send the rest of the family
around to ask at different times through tho
day.
Don't bring your mail to the office nntil the
mail closes, then curse the Postmaster for not
unlocking the mail bag and putting your letter
in.
When you want a stamp on your letter, tell
the Postmaster to put. it on ; if he don't like
it you lick him. In ease you put the stamp
on, soak it in your mouth long enough to re
move the mucilage ; it will then stick until it
is dry.
Be snre to ask tho postmaster to credit you
for stamps ; if he lias any accomodation about
him nt all, he will do it.
If you have a box, stand and drum on it
until the Postmaster hands ont your mail. It
will make him feel good, especially if ho is
waiting on some one else.
SxAMrs. Though we havo for some
time b?en living under the rule of stamps, the
question is oue of every day asking, " How
much of a Btamp docs this require ? " The
following embraces, we think, the most g"ii
eral use of stamps ns applied to manufacturers
ami particular classes ot business that pay a
special tnx : All notes and evidences of debt,
five cents on each $100; if under $100, five
cents; if overlOO, five cents on each $100
or part thereof. All receipts for any amount,
without limit, over $-0, two cents ; it under
tl!0, nothing. Cheeks of any amount two
cents. All deeds nnd deeds' of trust, fifty
cents on each ..100 in value of the property
conveyed or the amount secured ; when a deed
of trust js fully stamped, the note secured
need not be ; but they should be eudorsed to
show the renson why. Mortgage bonds need
not be stamped if stamps are affixed to tho
morignge. All nppraiscincuts, estates, or cs-
trnys, five cents on each sheet or piece of
paper. Afudavits of every description are
exempt from stamp duty. Acknowledgements
to dcds, eto., are also exempt. Contracts and
agreements, five cents for each sheet or piece
of papr, except for remits j when for reut.
fifty cents for each $300 of rent or less ; if
over $300 fifty cents for each additional $200,
or fractional part thereof in excess of $300.
Any persons interested can affix and cancel
stamps.
John Boitano of Kersey, was drowned
in Mead Run, lasi Sunday. We have not
the particulars. Gazette.
Gold in Elk County. refer Connor,
F.sq., ot Parley, lately sent to the U, o
Mint some clay from bis coal beds for
analyzation which being tested, was found
to contain cold. Gazette.
2,000,000 acres in the United States are
planted with vineyards, and it is stated that
the urea will soon be doubled.
According to the Spanish journals in
Cuba, the following insurgent commanders
have bced killed and cqiue to life several
times : Quesada, twice ; Fiueredo,
Aintola, Feralto, Cisneros each once;
Maruiol twice, and Lordy three times.
A LARQB black beetle, wearing upon its
broad back rows of most brilliant golden
dots, is the friend of the farmer. From
its epgs are produced corn grub killer ;
the most inveterate foe of tho cut worm,
with wh'eh it gorges itself until it can
hardly stir. Its jaws are very strong.
Ploughman spare that bug.
Tn! Advocats has the largest circulation in
the county, and is the best advert ibing medium.
SroT IIim. A lew months no our
community hsd an incumbns fontered upon it
In the person of one known Dr. .1. V7 ,
Stevens, hailing from Pittsburg, and claiming
lo represent a certain Dr. Tjghthill, of that
place. This wjuld be Doctor gulled a numb cr
of our people to try his treatment, some o
whom, at an early day, testified to his won
dorful powers to cure, only to ho sorry for it
afterwards. To meet tho ends of justice ns
far ns possible, wo warn all persons against
this consumatc huinhug, cheat and drunken
traveling swindler. Ho knows nothing of
the profession ho represents, nnd having the
audncity to act.as Surgeon endangers the senses
if not tho life of those he operates upon. We
say to all, beware of him. Trust, him not.
TIim personification of a man, is low of stature,
dark complected, and would not, from general
appeatances, be mistakes for anything but
what he is, an upstart quack, living upon the
credulity of tho imblic. He left Erookvillc
betwenn two daj'S, forgeting to pay his bills,
not even that of the printer, nnd we auk it as
a fivor tluil the press of the country, pifst
him and pass him around.
In explanation we may add, that Dr. Eight-
hill, now of Boston, ii party to this villnny,
lending his name to givo credit to this travel
ing humbug. llrwilnilh. HriiitWcan.
" l'ETKU's Musical Monthly " for Aug
ust is on our table. This work contains the
latest musio published, making it invaluable
to the musical public. It contains over Jp jO
worth of musio in a yenr, besides 108 pages
of reading matter. Price S4 por annum. Ad.
dross J. L. PETEllS, l'.M Broadway, New
York.
The Arabs allow a man to divorce him
self from a wife who docs not make good
bread.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
gTHAYED Oil STOLEN.
i rom the, subscriber, from the Kersey Coal
Company's premises, on or about the 27lh of
Mav, last. A niiiley cow, six years oul, nil
white except her cheeks and ears, which r.ro
light red. Any person who will give informa
tion or return said cow to the Kersey ('oal
Couipuny'fi olliee, or to this ollice will be
easonalily rewanleil. O. r. (;l,.riK,
Fox township. Ail-just 11th, 18li!l. n30t3.
H
ORSE FOR SALE.
A splendid Hrnuahf Horse weighing nbout
E!UO lbs. Soiiii 1, kind and well liroke.
Apply to W. 8. SEIl VICE.
vlntWlf. " Il.dgwny, Pa.
MASLIN Ketiles. Erass Kettles, Porclcan
Smice Pans, French Tined Sauce Pans.
rruii onus the cheapest anil nest, at it. h.
SKIIVICK'!', Hardware Store, Pidgway, Ta.
LRMTUllE.
The undersigned having purchased the en-
tiro stock of furniture, materials sc., of
Scivilion Thomas, Into for sale by H. H.
Thomas, ,is agent, as also the stock owned by
O. T. Wheeler, also in charge o, H, II.
riioinns for sale upon commission, intends to
carry on tlic In mil ore hiisincss in tiie rooms
lately occupied by II. H. Thomas
A conipciont practical cnbinet. maker v. ill
superintend the business and do the work, and
it is the determinai ion of the proprietor to
mako nnd sell furniture more substantially
made and at lower prices than has ever been
offered to the people of tins vicinity.
Ihe public ure invited to call and exam.no
his slock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.NO. U. II ALL.
Ridawny July 31 1800. vlnWif.
M
ANHOOU :
STORED
HOW LOST, HOW RE-
Just published, a new edition
of 1. CL'LVEItWELL'S
CELEERATiiD ESSAY on the r- iieal cure
(without medicine) of Si'kiiMATOintiiu'A, or
Sejiiinal Weakness, liivoluntar.v Seminal Losses,
Imcoi encv, Mental and Phis cal Incapacity,
Impediments to Marriage, etc. ; nlsu, Cos-
sumi'tion, bi'ikKi'KV, aim fits, jiuiucel ny
If indulgence or sexual extriivatraiice.
r-y'"l'rice, in a sealed envelope, only 0
cents.
Thu celebrated author, in this admirable
cssav, clearly ilemouslraies trom a tlurly
years' successful practice, that the nhirmiiig
consequences of sulf nbiisc may bo radically
cured without tho dangerous use of internal
nied cine or the application- ot the knife ;
pointing out a mode of euro at once simple,
certain, and clfectunl, by means of which
every giitl'ercr, no matter what his condition
may be, may euro himself' cheaply, privately,
and radically. .
8nsyThiii Lecture should be in the hands of
every youlh nud every man in Ihe land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or
two post stumps. Also, Dr. Culverwell's
" Marriage Guide," price 'i- cent s. Address
the Publisher. CHAS. J.U.KLINE Co.,
17 Eowcry, New York, Fost-Ollico l)ox
4,580. vlu35yl.
Special Notices
rjlO CONSUMPTIVES.
The Advertiser, having been rcstoreM fa
healih iu a few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, alter lmving suffered several years
with a severe lung all'ectiou, and (hat dread
disease. Consumption is anxious to mako
known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
euro.
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of
the drescription used, free of charge, with the
directions tor preparing and usiuk the same,
which thev wilt find a sure Cure tor Consump
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, eto. The object of
(he advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the arllicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable ; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will oost him nothing, and may prove a blcss-
i"g- ... ....
Parties wishing (lie prescription, will please
address. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, N. Y.
vlu2Cyl.
piRKORSOF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervoui Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by w hich lie vas
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing,
iu perlect couhucuce. JUIli U. UulttiS,
vln'-Miyl. No. 42 Cedar street, N. Y
VISITING CARDSNEATLY
ed at this oVioe.
EXECUT
17XECUT10NS, SUMMONS, SUBPUJ
JXjj nas, Warrants, &c, on hand and for
tale at this office.
RAILROADS.
PTOliADELrillA & EKIE KAaKOAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Thrrvrjh nnd Dh-crt Fonto. hrticcen
rhtlmlelphia, Jhrft'msrc JT'irrU
hvrtjy Wifiiimzpoi-t, nnd th:
G K E AT OIL R E G 10 A
of rennsvlv.min.
V, I, E G A N T
On nil
CARS
Nilit, Trains.
Q'
N nnd nfier J',)NIY. NOV. 2"th.
I lie trains mi tlm l'hihuleliiliin A Erie
Httilrond will run ns follows :
WKsTWAIttt.
Mail Train leaves 1'liihideljdiia...
" " " llM.iwny
' " arrive nt Erie."
Erie Exp leaves l'liilad lpliin ... .
" " " Kidjway
ii arrive at Ki ie
...10. r,
... jji
... !l..ii
...1 1 .nl
... -:i
...io.oo
II ST W A 11 II.
Mail Train leaves Erie 10 .Vi a.
" " " ltidcwny .".lO p.
," " arrive at l'hihi'd'a .10.00 n.
Erie Express leaves Ei te fi.L'"! p.
" " " !'iii(ray 1-. !" a
" " nr-nt rhihidi iphin 4.L'0 p
Mini unit I.pres cunnvct. with Oil t re
nnd Albfflieny River Hail llo id. 15AO
0 AGE CHECKED THltOffiH.
AEi'llKI) I. TV LEE.
General Superintendent.
LLIXillENY VALLEY 1KVIL ROAD,
the only diveet.rnule to riitsburj
wiriorr change of cars
front Oil City.
On and nil it Monday May
will run an follows :
;; i im:
trains
0;iN(l
POUTii.
Pay Express leaves Oil City
nt
10.10 n. m.
o. 1 p. til.
r',:;o . in
(!.:tit a. m.
7.-" a. in.
b,oil p. in,
Arriving in I'lllsl. ur; at
Night E:prrs: leaves Oil City at.
Arriving ut Pittsburg nt
Mixed Way leave ("il City nt
Ariiviug ut West l enti JuucUun tit
OOIXa N'ORTII.
Pay Express h nves Pittsburg at P.oO a. m.
Arriving at Oil City at :t,10 p. m.
Night Express leaves Pittsburg at 7,:i0 p. m.
Arriving nt oil City at fi.dOa in.
MixcU Way leave West Pcnu June, at 0.4 "i a. m.
Arriving ut Oil City at 6,do p. in.
Connections at Corrr nnd Ivvino'on for Oil
City nnd Pittsburg. At Franklin with .lames
town and FruiKlin R. R. Connections with
West Peini, it. R. nt West Penn Junction for
lilairsvillo and nil points on the main line of
the l'ennsvlv anin R. R.
Sleeping Curs on N iht Trains.
J.".). LAWUkiNCE, General Supt.
Tnos. M. KiNu. Asst. Supt.
BLS1NESS CARDS,
T011N G. HALL, Attoriuy nt
wny. Elk county Pa. ma;
law
, Ridg.
Oi i ly
HE.VltY
Kidgw:
SUUTIIER,
iy, I'n.
Ailoi ney-nt-Lftw
(l'eb'Jn'081,
Ll'iNE I10U.VE, . M.-i
man Krctz, Proprietor.
l'u.. Her.
nugO'U'i
D
Ii. W. JAMES El. A KELY Physician
and Surgeon, St. Mary's, F.Ik county
i'n.
Lniar-." Go. ly,
I1itANK S. EAR UK IT, Aitorneyut-Law,
I1 Lieai tuM, renu a. Vwl
practice iu
iilk and Cameron courlics.
sep'.l.'tiH-y
D".
Pa.
W. Vi. SIIAW Practices Medicine
nud Snieery, Ccntrcvillc, Elk county
Lmnr-li'J bu-ly.
lli
(Jo. Fa
C. K REM ME, M. ).,
liysioiui and Surgeon', Pidgway Elk
Jo. I'a i mice aimve store oi ii. it. uuiis
Ofliee hours from to 10A.M. and d to 8 1
I. vlnt-if.
jTi H. V'OI.K, Manufacturer and Dealer
, in L.'ieir Eeer, opi.osiic the Uailroal
Depot, fit. Mary's, Eik couniy IV.
Mar-'JJ T.l.-l .
IN u. li.M.I I. K. V. IIAI.t.
ITAI.I, & HJtO.
Attoi'iu' y s -at - I j a v
ST. M AKi ij :
11ENZINGF.R P. O. KIK COUNTY, FA
September 20, lfi'iG. ly.
T S. Eordwell, M. I). Eclectic Physician
(I . Olticc and residence opposite the
Jail, on Centre St., Uidgway, Pa. Prompt, at -
tention willbc given lo all cans. O'hce hours :
7 lo 8 A. M- : 1 2 to - P. M. ; and 0 to 7 P. M.
Mar. '22, Cti-tf.
rpiIAYER HOUSE,
I RIPCWAY, TA..
DaVID THAYER, Proj.riotor.
Tlio undersigned having Cited up a large
and -0011111101110118 hotel on the southwest
corner of Centre and Mill st root's, with good
and convenient stabling attached, respect
fully solicits the patronage of his old friends
and the publio generally.
deeiatiUly JJAVID THAYER.
T7KANKLTN" HOUSE,
LARflEY k MA LONE, PitnrR's.
The proprietors respectfully ask tho attention
of their friends and tho public in general to
their large nnd commodious hotel. Every
nttcntiou paid to the convenience ot guests.
11. LAl'.Oi.Y,
maySO-lSO.Mr J. A. oiALON'E.
K
ERSEY HOUSE,
CuNTKSVlLbE
Elk Co., Pa.
II.
I). Leach, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so
liberally bestowed upon him. the new pro.
pnetor, linpcs, by paying strict attention to
tho comfort and convenience of guests, to
merit a continuance of the same.
v1n201y.
M
ORTON HOUSE,
ERIE. PA
M. V. Moure. Jute of the Hyde Home)
l'roprirtor.
Open Day and Night-
noOtf.
-yALUAULE PINE LANDS FOR SALE.
The valuable Pine TiruboY lands knew ns
tho HOWE, PLAICE, & Co , lands, about
5000 acr-js, lying on Blyson Run, and Mill
Creek, in Clarion aud Jefferson counties, and
for sale will be sold in one lot. or in lots of
reasonable size to suit purchasers.
. Tninns I.iioval- Apply to the
subsoiiber at American Ilouso lirookvillo. Pa.
HARRISON EL.AK.E.
Erookville, July 10, lfcb'J, n3 jm'o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HUE AT 11EMEDY
1
TOR THE C'1T,E OF
1 MHO AT AND LUNG DISK ASKS
Dr. Wi.-harfs Pino Tree
. TAlt ' COltDIAL.
It is the vital principle of the Pino Tree, oh.
tainc I by n peeu'iar process iu the disiiiatiou
of tho tar by which its highest lnci'iutil pro
prieties are retained.
Il is tho ei,! y sate:"taril a.ud rcli.iV.c remedy
uhi;li Inn ever been prepared from the ,iui.:e
of the m it n Tree It inviL-oiates the digestive
urTritis nnd restores tlic up elite. Il fMrciiglh-
ens Hie (leliiliaiet system. It purines and
enriches ihe blood, and. e:;pclls from the sys
tem I lie oorrupl ion whicu scrofula breeds ou
tho lungs.
Its liealine; principle acts upon the iritatcd
surface of the lunu" and throat, potiolratini; to
each 'diseased part, relieving paiu aud subdu
ing i iliaiiiaiioti.
Il is t lie result of years of study and expo,
rinic nl. an 1 it is ollen d to the nldicted, with
the positive assurance of its power t." cure Ike
fullir,viii? disont-cs if thts patient h is not. too
lon do'tiyi'd i report to the mcms of'cure :
Consumption of tin Lutifrs. C,..ugh, Soro
Throat and i!re:it. Ill r. jhit ii. Liver Coin
plaint, Hiitid mi l illcedtng P'lw, Asthma,
Whnojiing Coii-h, pijii lioita. Ac
Wo ere often asked why miv; not, otlr retne
dii'sinthe market for Contiinpi ion. Coughs
Colds, and i.ther l'ldmouary niieeliin roiril to
Dr. L. Q. VYishiirt's Eino Tree Tnr Cordial.
We answer
1st. It cure:', not by sHppir.g -cugh. but
1iy, lorenliir and n ' in-r nature to lin'.w
od' the niilir.illiiy lauiter collecicd about tho
throat and bronchial tubes, can-dug ii rii.ilion
anil t'utjtli.
'Jil. M....t T'.roai and Tin:- Een: ;.Ti.s .
compoii d ,.'f ii'iod vnc-i. whicii a'l.iy tl.e c n i ; 1 1
for tiwhil". but by their r.iii.-h'iirjiiiL'. (.'t'"i;i.-,
the fibers bcomc harden !. and Hie unii-alinV
fluids ce.ii'tinte end are
I e' li:
alt:
d
ti
em c:iiim:''T iti-eae iiey.
c'!itr.il of our
ill, wiih ils Til
mosi einiiieiit phvsictans.
i'id. Tl'c Pine Tiv? Tar ('
uant't. lierfcciable. bec:i!t
I :
y i-i"ii.-vo the
is meiiitriiiie
lungs to act
e. '.-lions, nnd
c-iily lnaUii.'g
cause ot ir:':';-1 nil ot toe niui-im
and bronchia! lubes. r,ssi-t. ihe
and Ihrr.w off the unheallhy si
purify the blood, thu.-: f-cientii'
lie cure pence'.
Ur. Wisunrt n.is on lilc al his oflict hun
dreds, nnd Thousands of Certificates, fioin
men nnd women of uu'iiietionaVo churacier
wiio were once Hopelessly given up lo Uie, but
through tiie. providence of God were com
pletely restored to health by the Fine Tree Tnr
Cordial. A physician in attendance who enn
be consulted in person or by mnil, free of
charge. Price of Pine Tree Tnr Cordial S l.ol)
per bottle, ntul s-1 1,00 per do?.. Sent, by Ex
ptess ou receipt of price. Address p,. i c.
W1SII AUT, M. I).. No. 2'52 North 2d Street.
Phil'a. Pa.
Mav 2l.'f,!'m.0.vlii27.
JN
t i-:w KTO
The sif'seriber l:e,'sbave to itil' irrn Jh citi
zens ot Kulgwnv met Vicinity that he h is
opened a store v hei e may be f jiin 1
PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
TCI LET ARTICLES.
STATIONERY,
FINE CON FECT10N A U Y,
OYSTERS, ORANGES, LEMONS, in season.
vltf
J. R. PAIRD.
A TTENT10X MILL- 0 )VNFRS .'
MIE EAGLE TUREINH WATER
T
WHEEL, pnt"i,ted .inly 30. Icii7, is
superior to any wheel in use. The under
signed have the ngency for said wheel in the
Slate of Pennsylvania, aud can recommend
it ns being the best manufactured. For
further particulars, and circulars, inquire at
our Foumlry iu Kei-ey, where machinery,
mill-gearing, castings , mo -learn engine:; will be
made to order nt reasonable prices. We expect
by giving satisfaction in our work to receive
a good thiire of public patronage.
J. V. ROEERTSON,
R. 1'ELL
Kincy, Elk Co.. Pa., ianlO 18HSpd.
Lcsscs cf the
Company.
Mine? of tho Eerccy Con
Mi'itvrx Did Sli2j"'i'8 of.
BITUMINOUS COALS !
Ol'supciior quality, fi.r
GAS, GENERATING STEAM, MANUFAC
TURE OF IRON, SMITHING AND
DOMESTIC USE.
Are prepared to receive Ordcis and mako
enntrncts lor tl.e,sc well. known coals.
OFFICE, KERSEY, ELK CO.-, TA.'
Ecriey, Fa., March P-, l'"8. vlnlTtf.
JF YUU WANT TO EUY
t.'JLOTZSWa for tl.c Million
Go to A. PUilLACIIER,
PKALKlt IN
CLOTH !MG ! . CLOTHING
GENTS' FUUXISITIXG GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, I'.O' -T.-',
TJ!.vi:TjNn
S'ICE
TRUNKS,
1?.GS. Me.
COUNTY, PENN A
ST. MARY'S, ELK
JaniWiS'typ.l
C1AEDS, E.U-Ilca-ls
j Handbills, c, do
and at the lowkst I
s. Letter-Heads, 'J'nes,
me iu a nent manner.
uuJ at the lowkst i-r.ii r, t)H VAtsll, at
tho Elk Advocate I'riuiin Oil'ce.
Ji n PniSTiM! of every description do.ic
promptly at tliis r.ihce, and in a style 'un
equalled in this flection of the State. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed.
GUN PISTOLS,. RIFLES, KNIVES
pocket and table cutlery, of tho best
quality and mor-t rpproved pattoins, very
cheap at the Hardware Store on Eibtrger'g old
corner in t. M'ry's.
"lyTAILS, SPIKES, HINCErt, RIVETS,
x locks, bolls, and all kinds ot builder's
materials in general can be had cheaper at
the St, Mary's Hardware Store than nt.y
other place in Elk couurty. (ii28T7)
A"-
orders fur fr-toves and Hardware
will be proinpily attended to as . soon
u received, at the
12 07 Si. MARY'S HARDWARE STORE.
HARDWARE.
J"EW HARDWARE 5TOUK!
Tho subscribers have just opened iq
ST. MARY'S
A new and Complete Slock of Heavy & Shelf
HARDWAJ?!
Aud will ko;p constantly on hand a
variety of
great
COOK AND HEATING STOVES
Bur Ii'tm, Sift I Attrlh, Edl'iics, Nail.'a
ilvr&r Shot s, iS''rt.S, Jiut'fd
iittj ILirdioorCf Saws
id
Jules of
PISTOLS
Evai
AND
Z, scription
CARTRIDGES,
GUX?,
Cutlery, Plated Wave m l ITouso
Furnishing Goods. AU
kindsof Mechan
ics' Tools !
T
K W A R E
i.H' every descvipil. n, which v.iil be sold nt
the L'lV, EST CASH PRICES.
They h.ivu also the exclusive ng'ucy in St
Mary's for the
IMPROVED ORIENTAL
UAKK.THIRNINVr COAL STOYKS
AND PARLOR FURNACES!
Which have received Four First Clnss Prei
niiiims nt, die New York State nnd oili
er Fairs : Also, tho Great Silver.
Medal nt the Fair of the Am
evican Institute, held iu
New York City, 106.
They arc rerpolual Eurr.ers, only one
being required to lie made
during the scasju.
1.10
M. EEECHFR. .In.
WM. 11. COPELAND.
r.ov28'(17 ly
PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
FLOUR,
FEED AND GRAIN.
rpiIF, subset
X. Nc-v Oris
ibers hnvinff completed their
t .Villi in
J-.iugwny
are now
lu-epaved to furnish tho
per-'de of tho sur-
rounding count rv with
Fiour of tkc Best
and of their own manufacture,
Quality
nt the lowes
market rates.
The nttenfion of lumbermen nnd others
is c".lli.l to our facilities for furnishing
them with
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
cheaper than it can be bought tiny other
place in tho county.
JK'-Casii Paid ron flATN."u
J. S. HYDE,
J. V. HO PIT.
J. K. WH1TM0RE.
Ncvcmhcr 7, If07tf
LOOK HERE!
CEMTR5.VILLE TIN-SHOP.
,1
OHM WAI'LE desires to mnkc known
to the citizens of CentreviUe and thu
s'lrro'indiiig country tlmt he has tnken tho
shop t'i i-merly occupied by R. J. Mnloney, on
" McCiii'ley's Corner ' iu Ccutrevi'.le, nud
t'ual he hopes I j payinq strict nttention to
his business nnd the v.-anu of his customers,
lo merit their pnti-oiiage in hir, line. Ho will
iteap on hand a large and well selected ussort
i..gpt of
tin juitt Jtrct-3voit :ivf,
of Ilia own manufacture, which he will warrant
to be of the hi st quality. His st-oek consists
of everything ih it is useful in (he tiuwarc line
nbout a house
I nsk a fair trial, nnd if my work docs
not give satisfaction, my customers will not bo
obliged to lake it. JOHN WAPLE.
sepllhtf.
J. S. EORDWELL, M. I).
livi.F.VTte it i's i vr.tjr.
fplic word eclectic menns to choose or se
JL led medicines from nil tho different,
schools of medicine ; using remedies that are
snfe, and discarding from practice all medi
cines thrt have an inijurirtus effect on the sys
tem, such as mercury, antimony, lead, cop
per. &c.
1 lay aside the Innce Ihe old bloodlctlcr,
re.hiccr or depletcr, and equalize Jt lie circula
tion nnd restore the system to its natural
Mate by alteratives and tonics. I shall hero
after give particular attention to chronic dis
eases, such as Rheumatism, Dyspepsia., Liver
complaint. Catarrh, Ne iralgia, diseases of the
throat, urinary organs, and all diseases pecu
liar lo females, tto.
CATARRH Itrent witha new instrument of
a hue invention which curesevery ease.
TEETH extracted without pain.
Office and residence South of the jail on
Ceoire Si. Olliee hours from 7 to 8 a. ; m 12
to 1 p. m ; 0 to 7 p. in.
Dec. 2U 07. -ly. J. S. EORDWELL.
jrOUIS H. GARNER,
PKAGTIOALi MACHINIST.
j Cnn be found nt his Foundry nt St. Mary's
j w liefo ho is ready to have all shop-work la
ma iiiht uifiiB ou soon uuuctt- ca, mury 8,
Ecnsinger P. O , Elk co., Pa. my PCS' ly
J
013 YVOUK of all
done ut this office.
kinds and desori-
BLACKSMITII8 CARPENTER'S AND
joiner's tools for sale " cheaper than
the cheapest " nt (he St. Mary's Hardware
Siore . ' (nov28'07.)
ORD3 0F WISDOM.
FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ttuling Passion in Youih and Early
Manhoo.i, with SELF HELP for the Erring
and unfortunate. Sent iu sealed lettor en
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Eox P. Phihideldhia, Pa.