The Elk County advocate. (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, January 08, 1870, Image 3

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Staled meetings of Elk Lodge will be
hellni their ballon the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month. . ,
.1. K. WHITMORE, Sec y.
I. 0. G. T.
The Regular meetings of Ridgway Lodgo,
No. 2"l), )iell every Wednesday ovening Kt
tbeiv Lodge Room.
C. R. Slauk, Secy.
AGSKT8 FOR TILE ADVOCATE.
Tho following nnmod persons nro authorized
agents for the Adrocute to reccivo subscrip
tions, advertising or Job work, take pay there
for and give rectipts.
WUcox. A. T. Amnion, J. L. Baows.
Kano. Frank W. Mkece.
Johnsonsburg. Isaac Haoan.
St. Maiys. Cuas. McVean.
Ceutveville. Uombk 11. Leach, Maj. Bubke.
Caledonia. W. 1'. Smith, If. A. Weed.
Bennczette. John C. Harp, J. i. Brown.
Shawimit. John Farh eti
Spring Creek. A. W. Ikvik.
Highland. Levi Ei.LOTiioKrR.
Ilortom D. ('. OvsTKn. N. M. RnrcKWAT.
iiKl'U LiLlCAiS COL'.MY COM
MITTEE. A Mecling of tbu County Committee will
be held at Ridgway on Wednesday Jan
uary 12th 1870, at? o'clock I. M. Mem
liers from every Township ure earnestly re
quested to attend :ib busiucss'of importance
will Le brought before the meotiug.
By order
J. II E.wr.p,
Chairman.
C. Mj'EAN. See'y.
Li.'iT of causses not tiowii for trial at the
J-itiuery term, 1870, Elk county common
plons. Commencing January lidli, 1870
1. James Coyne vs J. K. Whitmnrs-
2. Fusrer's Adam's, vs- William Rood.
8. L. C. Leny, Adm. etc. vs. James Maicno
et. nl.
4. Shnrpc et. al vs. Willis m Reed.
5. Z. M. bb vs- Thomas T. tier.
'3. Leaian Stojiheus vs. Gi. D. Icscn.
Ker.
7. J. J. Ridgway vs. N. T. Cuuiuiings.
8. J. C. I'm us for use J. V. llouk vs
P j;i i n Creek townsUi p.
. Clark. Esjhstoii r. William Herd.
10. R. S. Hart, Adm. v. Geo. 1. Mtsfon
ger.
11. Adam Shall vs Same.
J 2. Frank Weis vs. Devernnx.
13. James Sholvey vs. JsjobMoyer,
1 1. Frank Weis vs. Peveraux.
15. Short vs. N. Lou'i.sbury.
1'5. Wm. 1j. Jones vs. 0. R. Eirley.
17. R H. Belnaj), ko. vs. M. V. .Moore
18. Abraham .1 Lewis vs. Jhn W Feat.
FJ:.H.'. Sf'illHMN'J, Pro.
Mary EMerx'si, of Empir'trti, was aeet
dor.tly burned to death at Trout ilun, Ly
toiuir.g cuiity, a few i'as ago.
The G-i'id Tempter's Ball at Messenger's
Hall, New Year's Eve, pa;.sol off pleasant
ly with good attendance.
The Shootjng Mutch on Ne Year's day
came off as advcitised, Messrs. Iteiic:! and
1 1 tie wining the Erst and second prssics.
The Hon. 1'enjamiu Hopkins, Member
of Cocgress from the lid District of Wis-
cousin, died ou Monday, nt Madison that
state.
There will be a sociable for the benefit
of the Good Templars, on nest Friday
evening, (Jan. 14.) to be held at the resi
dence of Mr. Geo. Ittle. All ure iuvited
to attend.
We refer our renders to the medical
tour of Dr. A. O. Jackson in an other col
umn. He does not stop in this county
but refers us to the '"Elk Couuty Gag Law."
We do not wonder at the Doctor calling
our attention to this oct, as we believe it to
be a disgrace to the county, though the
law does not affect the township of Ridg.
way. We did cot t-ign the petition in its
favor, uoither did we sign a remonstrance
as it was net for us to say who the iuhabU
tauts of this county should employ to treat
them. The inhabitants of our township
were intelligent enough to foresee the ef
fects of this law, and remonstrated against'
it nearly to a man. So the inhabitants of
this part cf the counfy, if not suited with
their physicians, can employ who they
please and enjoy the republican freedom of
our country.
A New Railroad Arrangement
It is officially aunouncod that on and after
the first of January no free tickets will be
furnished by the Pennsylvania Cei-tral and
Philadelhhia and Erio railroads to persons
attending conventions or religious, politcal,
educational, agricultural and other meetings.
Round trip tickets, at the rate of two cents
per mile, will, however, be issued if anrdi.
oation is made in time and to the proper J
railroad oinciais.
Vfz have gool 6leighing at preeent.
For the Cure of all Ikouchial and
Throat diseases, and Consumption in its
early Mngcs, nothing equals Dr. l'jefce'g
Alterative Extract oi Golden Medical Dis
covery. Sold ly Druggists, or send three
dollars and twenty-Gve cents to Dr. R. V.
I'ioroe, of Buffalo, N. Y., and get three bot
tles free of express charges.
Dead Sfa Explorations Dr. Car
petifer presented a report of his Deep Sea
explorations bcfoie the English Royal
Society., which is full of valuable scientific
discoveries. A small ctinoid was brought
up, from a depth of 300 fa'.homs, of a class
supposed to have no living reprefentative.
A variation of temperature was found to
exist at the bottom of the sea, varying from
thiity two to forty-seven degrees, at points
only eight or ten miles apart, beneath a
uniform dredge was successfully worked at
a depth of 2. 435 fathoms, nearly equal to
the height of Mont Blano.
France. The ex-Queen of Naples gave
birth to a daughter on Friday morning.
At the latest accounts both were doing
well.
The Radical journals state that seventy
four non-commissioned officers and soldiers
'f the Paris garrison have been arrested
for having formed a Republican and So
cialistic Society.
Spain. Advices from Madrid report
that Mr Sickles, tho American Minister
to Spain, had submitted a project to the
Spanish Govortnent guaranteeing neutral
ity in the matter of ocean cables. Mr,
Sickles bad previously procured the Brit
ish Government's approval of the scheme.
Tho Curability ot Chronic
Iir?eases and Their Suc
cessful Treatment.
(Lue of Erie, "a., now of Angelica, X. Y.)
MAY P E CONSULTED A3 FOLLOWS, FRKR OFCIIARliF.
JJt2r"Iuv9liils should mark v. i-11 the time, and
civl cahly as possible. Tht time is limited,
au:l t he appointmouis will be punctually kept.
Euro hum, I'a.. Bi.ldle House,
Wednesday & Thursday, Jan. 19 & 20.
DfifxwouDj Fa., Gibson Hou?e,
Friday, Jan. 21.
Renova, Pa., United f fates Hotel,
Tatnrday & Sunday, Jan. 22 & 23.
Lock. IIavkn, Ph., Irvine Houve,
Monday, Jan. 24.
Jersey Shore, Pa., Fmnklin House,
Tursday, Jan. 25.
MlLESCVPO. Pa., Hotel near Depot,
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 20.
L'lXLM'ONTR, I'a., Brokel'dff House,
Thursday, Jan. 27.
Ai.toona, Pa., St. Choreics- Hotel,
(S'iiud;iy and Snnd.iy, Jan. 20 and 30.
ij.k vo cry a,G law.
The I.pgishiture of lli Commonwealth
at i!s last session passed a law in and for
El'v County, Pa., to aid the physicians of
that county in obtaining their bread and
btiiter. and compelling the people to cm.
ploy theiii or have to plvs'eeiotL Al
though 1 believe this law to be unconstitu.
tion;:l, I do not wish to place myself iu the
bunds of the physicians of that county,
neither do I wish to pa) the license of $400
dmamled for the privilage of visiting my
numerous patients in said territory. I will
h.y t.( the sick and nfilicted residing in the
county of Elk, that who see fit to meet me
at uij appointments at Emporium or Drift
wood, Pa.,-1 will agree to furnish proper
treatment at at much less thau the usual
price, and will aK deduot from such re
uueed price the aniouut of railroad fare
paid by them iu makiug such visit.
A C. Jackson, M. D.
Look well to day and date time and
place as Dr. Jackson's time is u II occu
pied, and he will be at each point only on
the day specified.
SPLINTERS.
Big relatives Gi-ants.
Light infantry Babiei.
Pail creatures Dairymaids.
The auctioneer's motto. Buy and buy.
Pills for occulists and teacherd Pu
pils. Fate well performenees Good meals.
now do locomotives hear? Through
their engineers
A renvoi store has a sigh up ; "FyNe.
Kut 2 bi.k Oh."
Never tell secrets in a corn field just
think of the ear !
What sort of manners do gamblers have ?
winsome.
Waiter's epitaph. ho Coulden't wait
any longer so he went.
Where would you look for a coarse race
of men? Ou a race-course.
Wlieu doet cabbage beat a beet in grow
ing? When it gets ahead.
Why ib a man who never lays a wager
quite as bad as one who does ? Because
he's no better.
Here is a liniel translation of a pork
butcher's sign iu a French provincial city:
"Batta, junior; slaughters hogg like Lis
father."
The hog may not be thoroughly posted
in arithmetic, but when you come to a
square root he is there the hog is.
When may a target-company be said to
be bankrupt? When it becomes necessary
to soil ;U prison to pay for its nwic.
' What is (ho difference belwecti a blind
man and sailor in prison? Ono can't see
to go, the other can't go to sea.
Josh Billings says: "The mewl Is a larger
burd than the gus'e or turkey. It has two
legs to walk with, and two hiorc to kick
with, and it wares its wiugs on tho side of
its head."
Mrs. Partington has been reading the
health officers' weekly reports, and thinks
"total" must be an awlu) malignant diseare,
sinch as many die of it as all the rest put
togbtiicr.
A furrier Wishing to inform his customers
that he recast their old furs, wound off his
advertisement as follows: "N. B.-1 Capes,
victorines, ate., made up, for ladies in
fashionable styles, out of their own skins."
Upon a tomhstond apceared the following
inscription: "Here lies John Tug, sung
as a bug in a rug." A wag seeing this,
and a stone near by with no iuscriptiou,
wrote: "Here lies John Tugger, snugger
than the other bugger."
"Sam, what do you suppose is the reason
that the sun goes toward tho south in the
winter?" "Well, I don't know, liiabfa,
unless he no ftand the climate of norf, and
so am 'biiged to go to the souf, w here he
'sperieuces warmer longitude."
Hydroviiobia. Tile two young men
of New Jersey whoso cases we notice cW.
where have both died ; and the Kvrnimj
Slur reports another fatal easo iu Yurdlcy
ville, Bucks couuty, Pa. that of Alexand
er McDonald. Oihcr parties have been
bitted by tht same dosrs. Persons should
be especially careful at this season of the
year, and indeed always, how they deal
with dogs. Muunt Joij Jtru'il.
Mcre Wine on More Wrrrr.ES. An
Euglish clergmun went to an hotel to order
a dinner for a number of clerical friends
"May I ask, Sir," denianltd the waiter,
(iiavcly, "whether the party is High Church
or Low Church ?''
"Now, what on earth," cried tho clergy
man, "do my fi'icuds' opinion, matter to
you ?"
"A great deal, Sir," rejoined the waiter,
"if High Church, I must provide more
wine; if Low Church, more wiitles,"
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of 'ciili!iou' Kx
jhiwii) issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Elk County, Pennsylva
nia, and to nie directed, 1 will expose
to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House,
in Ridg'wny, on
Minulny, January 10, 1870,
At 1 o'clock P. M., all the following
described property, to wit :
Beginning; nt a post, being the nort
west corner of lot deeded to Ltuircttc
M'Cauley by Eddy Hyatt and wife,
thence in a westerly direction along the
Milesbnrg and SmcUiport Turnpike
about six and a half rods to a post,
thence southerly direction about eleven
and a half rods to a post, thence an
easterly direction about six and n half
rods to a post, being the southwest cor
ner of Laurette M'CsluIey's lot, tlionce
a northerly direction along: said lot
about eleven and a half rods to the
place of .beginning, containing seventy
two square rods of land, being part of
the same land, conveyed to Eddy
Hyatt by Jacob Wilson and wife, by
deed bearing date the first day of March,
A. I). 1848"
And has erected thereon a Two
Story Dwelling House- about eighteen
by twenty-four feet, with ti wing
eighteen by eighteen feet or there
abouts, and a stoop about six by
eighteen feet.- There is also a barn
erected on said lot about sixteen by
twenty-four feet.
Seized ahd taken into execution at
the property of William Wood, at the
suit of G. M. Smith A: Co., and to b:
sold by JACOB M'CAULEY,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
Ridgway, Deo. 25th, '(',!). " dec2(i'G(.)-tc.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PA
PER IN ELK COUNTY.
THE ELK CO. ADVOCATE.
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA
TION, IT IS THEREFORE THE
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE COUNTY !'
Jcfotffl to the 3f!ttrrf,itK jftlugroplt
of Clh County.
Qx&txft' Ut ifoi Voxb oliritra anfl
gwm.stltj gLttcngrd ta.
Address
J. S. BORDWELL,
Pel DO A AY, PA.
THE AMERICAN Fa.MILY
KNITTING MACHINE
Is presented to tho public, ns the most
St'mjitc, Durtthh, Compart k Vhcup
Knitting Machine ever Invented.
f it t V , OJi'd' S5.
This Mauhiuo will run either backward
or forward with equal fasiiity ;
MAKES THE SAME STITCH AS
HI' HAND,
but far superior in every resii"ct.
WILL KNIT 2 0,0 0 0 STITCHES IN
ONE MINUTE,
and do perfect woik, leaving every knot on
the inside of the woik. It will knit n air
of stockings (i.ny size; in lees ihan Lt.lt an
hour. It will knit
Closr or Open, Plain cr Ei'tlcJ M'ir r,
with any kind of coarse or fine wollcu yarn,
er cotton, Bilk or linen. It will knit stock.
1'igswiih double heel and toe, drawers,
hoods, sacks, smoking caps, comforts, pur
ses, muffs, fringe, ntgluins, tiubies, under,
sleeves, mittens, skating caps, lamp wicks,
maps, cord, uuilcrshirls, idiaw's. jackets,
cradle blankets, leggius. Kuspcuders, wiis
ters, tidies, tippita, tufted work, and in fact
an endless variety of articles in every day
use, as well us for ornament.
F r o m Si to 10 per Day
Can le mode Iu Oli our. v:ith ilf. Amn'ritii
Knitting Machine knitting stockings, Ac.,
while expert opperatois can even make
more knitting fi.ncy work, which always
commands a ready sale. A person can
readily knit from twelve to fifteeu piiirs c!
stockings rer day, the profit on wla; h will
tie not le.s thau forty cents per pair
$M B t' J ji"
IB Hi9JfeS.!S
Can sell ti eir wool at only forty to fifty
cents per pound; but hy getting the wool
made, into yarn at a small cxjmi.se, and
knitting it into soe!;s, two or three collar:
er jioui-.d eau be realized.
0:i receipt of 02.") we will furwarJ a tn?.
chint as or-kred.
Iff !C : pvni-vrc active AC L A TS in
' very tcrlinn of the In .V Stole (?;
ruins !n tch'jl.l the must iilnral iniluv m-nts
if ill ojf-u'ct. AiLtietx
Am; liiiAN Kmttin-.i Macuinf. Co.,
4 B'lM ui, Mass, or St Louis, Mo.
LVceniber, 1 1, lM!;.
I was cured of Ieafne.s and t'a'arrh by
a t-imple remedy, mid will scud the receipt
fi .'."I.
MRS. C. LEGiJKTT, Ilobolcn, N. Y.
VINEGAR"
flow made in 10
hours without
diiiKS. For Circulars, address L. SAGK
Viuetiar Works, Cromwell, Conn 8w
. All (-'NTS VWTLlJ l'OK I T. Ft !: V. 1 1! K
L''-I-l'JUTS AMJ 13EHIXD THE
SCKXK3, by Olivor I.u.ni. A high toned.
rapid selling boot . A eump'eta expose of the
t-howworhl, 6m pncs :CU cng: firings, l'ros-
pe-.-:u nud .Sample f.ee to Agents.
lMUMLKlI&CO.. r'aililclpiua. or Midllc-
tow ii,. Ct.
AT.l'M'S V.'ANThD lor oar Great Household
Work,
GUI! HOME PHYSICIAN
A ncwll-indp Itnuk nf l'l.m il.y Modiciin'. Ily
!'r. i:i;. U D, of ilie Cm vci-f iijf of tho City uf
New York, assisted 1-v inodiciil piotesnrs in
iliu vaii-ms d-.f.ni'lni-.iils. Tlnee veins devu-
leU lo its preparation, vu-iosery and lium
liu;;ery csnoscd. l'lnfet'snri ill our leading
'ec 'i-al colleges testify llnit it in the bflst fam
ily ik-ctof boos cvef wi-itlen. Ouiiit and sain-
jilo free lo njrents,
A. II. Ill iUDAliD, ino Chestnut SI. I'hil'a, Y.
Vtt.IL! iiwMMmn.'.j.i.'y
B TitAua
1
rsill IS Infallible KemeJy does not, like the
J poiso: oils irriraiinjt f-nulTs mid strong
cuustiu Hiilutions with which the ponplo have
long bsun huiubtitrjied, simply imliiule for a
short time, or drive the disease to the lungs ai
there is danger of doing iu the use of such nos
trums, but it produces perfect and ; eruiutieut
cures of tho woivit ca?s of Chronic Catarrh, as
thousands can tesiily Cold in the head is cur
ed villi a few applications. Catarrhal Head
Hche is relieved and cured ns if by magic. Il
removes offensive breath, loss or impairment of
the sense of taste, smelling or hearing, water
ing or weak eyes, and impaired memory, when
caused by the violence of Catarrh, as they fre
quently are. I oiler in good faith a standing
reward of 500 for a case of Cat una that I
cannot cure.
For tale by mcst druggists everywhere
Trice otily 00 cento.
Ask your drii.";i.st for the remedy ; but if
he has not yet got it on sale, don't put it off by
accepting ary niberable worse Uiau worthies
substitute, but rncloKe sixty cents to me, rind
the remedy will be sent you postpiiid. Four
packages 2, or one dozen for $J. Send a two
cent stamp for l'r. Saga's pamphlet on Catarrh.
Address the proprietor,
It. V. PIERCE, M. D.
novQ7'C0y ISuffalo, N. Y.
I WAS cured cf Deafness and Catarrh by a
simple remedy, and will snd the receipt
free. ' MUS. M. C. I.EGGETT,
4w iloboken, N. J.
F
KVK I'll ISOOlv AGENTS. V will send
k liniidsnme urosDeetua of our new illuH-
trateJ Family liitle, to any huok agent flee of
cliarire. 'Address National Publishing Compa
ny, Philadelphia, Pa. 4w
CH. VOLK, Manufacturer and pealer
. iu Lager Reer, opposite tho Baibroaa
Ueput, St. Mury's, Klkooumyr.
Uar-22 66-1 .
Fl'LLEK,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Rikuway, Pa.
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K V" ' rM-ivi .-iiti i.( t ,i 'itti
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1T1LL AIILAU I
OUR GREAT
BOSTON DOLLAR STORE!
We want pnod reliable ngonts in every part
of Ihc country. Ey employing your rpure time
lo form duns and sending us your orders, you
can obtain tho most liberal ecminissions, eithou
in cash or merchandise, and nil goods sent by
us will be ns represented, nnd wo guarantee
satisfaction to evtry one donlin? nt our house.
Ageuts should Collect ten cents from every
customer, nnd forward to us in advance, for
descriptive cheoUn ofthe goods we sell.
The holders of the checks have tiie privilego
if either purchasing I lie article tin reon des
cribed, or of CM-hniiging for any article men
tioned on our cam o;:ue, numbering over OuO
different articles, not one of which can bu pur
chased iu the usual way for tho same money.
The advantages of fust sending t lie cheeks
are these : We are constantly Inlying small
lots of very vallunbln giods. which are not on
our c-.ti.bigues, and far which wo issue checks
until nil are sold ; besides, in every, club, wo
will put cheeks for watches, quilts, blanket,
"Ii ess patterns, or ouitie other article ol equal
dnlue.
We do not offer .1 single article of tnerelinn
vuscihat can be s-ild by regular dealers at our
price We do not ask you to buy goods from
is unless wc can sell them cheaper than yon
can obtain them in riny other, while the
greater paitofour guoda are sold e.t. about
OXE HALF THE REGULAR RATES.
Our slock consists in part of the following
goods :
Shawls, Wnnkets. Quilt, C.jftoiis, Ginghams,
Dress Ueo-l, Table Linen, owe!. Hosie
ry, Gloves. Skirts, Corsets, silver
hinted Wine, Spoons plate-ion
Xiehel s ilver, Dtsscrt Forks,
Fivcbuille l'luled Can
tors Uritiania ware,
Glass ware, Ta-
hie and
Ticket Cutlery,
in Orcat. Variety,
Elegant French and Ui-r-mrn
Fancy Goods, I'.eautiful
rhutngiapli Albums of (lie Xew.
est nud Choicest .Styles in Morecco
and Velvet Holdings, Heavy Gold and
Tinted Jewelry of the latestnud newest styles.
We have als ) made ni rang "incuts with sonic
of the leading publishing hou.- es thai will ena
ble us to sell the standard and latest works of
authors 111 about one-half Ihe regular prices :
such as Eyron, liurns, Moore, -Milton r.ud
Tennyson's Vi ojlis, in lull gilt and cloth bind
ings, and hundreds of others.
These and tveij tiling el.:e for
OXE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
In every order amounting to over $"0, ac
C'-mpanied by the cash. Ilia nirent may retain
2 : and in every older over blOO, 1 ma;- be
-tfiint-'l to
pay xin: Eatress charges.
COMMISSION TO AGENTS.
Tor an order of .30 frorr a club of thirty, we
will pay the ngent as commissii n, .'IS yar Is ef
blcaelu-d or bruwn sheeting, good dross pattern,
till wool pants pattern, or J1:! :0 iu cash.
For nil 01 der of Sol) from n club of sixty, we
will pay the agent G- yards of brown or bleach
ed sheeting, huntius case watch, all wool
shawl, or$7 in cash.
For an order of SU'JO, from a club 100, wc
wll-pay the agent 111) yard , 'I yard wide),
sheeting, spicniid sewing machine, or if 11 in
cash.
."END MONEY BY REGISTERED
LE I i i'.R3.
For further particulara send for catalogues.
Address
GEORGE A. PLUM ME R & CO.,
(Successors to Harris Plummet' )
Nos. 30 nnd 40 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
n jVJO.YiU f
The Great Reformer ofthe Stage, who, having
nbdndonet) stage life, now exhibits iu vivid col
ors ho whole, slnw world before nnd behind
tke scenes. Ueing t, uthful, moral and high
toned, ns well as sensational, rich mil racy, il
outsells nil other books. I'.eatniftilly illu.itiat
ed wiih 40 spirited engravings, 'Jl full-paga
cut, UoO pages, on rose timed paper. Greatest
induceineiiis yet (dTered. Prospectus, rumple
copy, I'.nxes nnd Stationery, Free For circu
lar explaining, address immediately PAIIMF.
LLE Ai.CO., l ublisliers, either at Philadelphia,
Penua., Cinciuaui, Ohio, or MidJletown, Con
necticut. 4w
IE SATl'llDAYxiYEX-ING POST.
THRES MONTHS GRATIS !
This cheapest nnd best of the Literary Week
lies is otiVri-iug unequalled inducements to new
subseriL jrs.
In Ihe first paper of October, it commenced
a brilliant Novel.;!, called " a Family FailL.g,"
by Elizabeth Prcsoott. It also is no.r running
a serial, ciii'.cl " George Canterbury's Wiil,"
by Mrs. Henry Wood, ihe famous author of
" Eut Ly-uiu," &c.
NEW NOVELETS
will coutinually sucoced each other. Among
those already 011 baud or in progress, art
" Under a Ei.n," by Amanda M. Douglas ;
" Leonie s Sicret," by Frank Lee Hcnediot ; 11
Noviet. by Miss Hosiner, Ac.
Tiie post also gives ihe geuis of tha English
magaziiies.
NEW EUCSCUIDEUS
For 1870 will hnue their subscriptions dated
back to the paper of October Sid, until the
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Special Notices
rpO CONSUMPTIVES.
The Advertiser, having been resiorcd to
health 1:1 a few weeks, hy a very simple
remedy, aHer having suffered several year
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption is anxious to make
known to bis fcllow-suffcvera the means of
cure. ,
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of
Ihe drescriptlon used, free ofchnrgo, with the
directions for preparing nnd using the same,
which they will find a sure Cure for Crtnsump.
lien, Asthma, Ilronchitis, etc. The object of
the advsrliscf in sending the Prescription is
to benefit tho afflicted, and spread enformation
which lie conceives to be invaluable ; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, ns it
will cost him nothing, and niny prove a bless-
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
vin:i.y 1.
J. S. BORDWELL, M. P.
Ihc word eclcotio means to cboese or se
lect medicines from all tho different
chools of medicine; using remedies thnt are
safe, end discarding from practice all medi
cines thnt have an injurious effect on the sys
tem, such as mercury, antimony, lead, cop
per. &c.
I lay nsirle tho lance t'io old bloodlelter,
relucer or dcpleter, nnd equalize 'the circula
tion and restore the system to its natural
state hy alteratives nnd tonics. I shall heve
aliter give particular attention to chronic dis
eases, taich as Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint, Catarrh, No iralgin, diseases of tiie
throat, uriimry organs, mil all discuses pecu
liar to females, &c.
CATARRH I treat with new instrument of
Into invention which cnes every rase.
TI'IETH extracted without pain.
Ollice and residence South of tho jail on
Centre St. Office hours from 7 to 8 a.'; in 1J
1 1 1 p. 111 ; 6 to 7 p. m.
Dec. 2J t!7. -y. J. S. BORDWELL.
JOHN. G.HALL, Altorney nt law, Rids
way, Elk county Pa. innr-22-i;0 ly
jo.in a. hall j as. u. r. hall.
HALL & I3HO.
Attorneys -nt - Law
til". MARY'S t
BEXZ1XGER P. O. El K COUNTY, PA.
September 20, 1800. ly.
J S. Bord well, M. D. Eclectic Physician
. Olheo nnd residence opp-.sitc tin
Jail, ou Centre St., Ridgwny, I'a. Prompt kt
iention willbe given to all calls. Oilico hours :
7 lo 8 A. M- ; 12 to 2 V. M. ; nud o to 7 P. AJ.
Mar. -22, CC tf,
UWANKLIN HOUSE,
J cSt. MabvV. Pa.
LAROEY & MA LONE, Pr.pr.'s.
The proprietors respectfully nsl; tho attenlion
of their friends nnd the public in general to
their largo nnd cotimioiliouH hotel. Every
attention paid to Ihe convenience of clients.
il. LARGE?.
may30 l3o?.ly J, A. 1.1ALONE.
MAPLIN Kettles. Bra!3 Kettles, Porcloan
Sauce Pans, French Tilled Sauco I'.im.
Fruit, cans (he cheapest nnd best, nt W. S.
SERVICE'S, Hardwaio thorj, ri.'gwny,P.
HYDE HOUSE,
Rinoww, Elk Co., Pa.
W. II. SCTIRAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the palromgo heretofore so
liberally bestowed upon him, the new pro
prietor, hopes, ty payin.r sirict intention
lo the comfort and convenience of g'tes'.g, to
merit a continuance of the tauij.
Oct 'M 1800.
rSIHAYEU, HOUSE,
K I DC. WAY, PA.
D.VID THAYER, Proprietor.
The undersigned having fitted up a large
and commoiliiii.s lnt..l ,i 1
vim ,..,3 riiiiijiwest
Corner of Ci.iiti-.. nnd Mill t(.,.. .
and- cetivctnent stabling attached, respect-
I'air.iiuigc 01 ins old tnemJ
and the pul lie generally.
neciooojj DAVID THAYER.
T'' EIliiEY HOUSE,
JLV C::.NT:.tviLiF, Elk Co., Pa.
II. I) Leacu, Proprietor.
Thniikful for the patronage heretofore (O
liberally bestowed upon him. the new pro.
prietor, hopes, by paying strict r.tientioil lo
the comfor: aid convenience o." guesis to
men! continuance of ihe same.
vln'.'Oly.
All orders for Stores and Hardware
will be promptly attended to na soon
as iceeivcd, h! tho
'-'G7 ' MARY'S HARDWARE STORE.
JTORTON HOUS', '
KIUI2. PA-
V. V. Moore, (late of the Jjyde House)
Prop ittor.
Open Day "and Night-
r.SOtf.
CARDS, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Tags,
Handbills, &o., done in a neat manner,
and at the lowkst fiuce, Foil CASH, at
the Eik Advocate Printing Office.
L
GUIS II. GARNER,
PRACTICAL lUAnriTNTTOT
Cn be found at his Fouudry at St. Mary's
where he is rcady'to have all shop. work in
ins hue done 00 short uotieo. St Mary's
Bonzingur P. O , Elk co., Ta. iuy'l'08'ly
J.:' "
D. PARHONS,
Mauufuolnrer and Dealer iu Boots & Shoes,
Main St., Opposite Hotel,
no27y
W;lcox, Pi.
17 ORD3 OF WISDOM.
FOR TOU'jfl MEX1,
On the Ruling P..-j8ion in Youth and B.rly
Manhoo.v, wi.b 'jELF HELP for tbe E-'ir.k
and unforti,rate. guDl , ,eu)e(, ,
AhhOC.AXiON, Boi P PhHadeldhia, Pa
lunk Book Manufacturers, Wrigbi'a Blk
Curry, Pa. Blank Boek. Made to Order. ''
HF. C. KRUMME, M. D.,
, PUysiciiii ami Surgeon, Ridgway Elk
Co. Pa Office above toro of U, G. Oil1 ia
Office hour from S to 10A.M. and 0 to 8 P,
U' vln8tf.
1 ENVELOPES. I.ABELS & TAfrS n.atl,
1 r""d t the Adroex r Otliee.