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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1870.
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HON.. G-LEI7ITI W. SCOPISLD'.
FI.R-ASEFV tll.Y.
WILLIAH 3. LATEST '
FOB l'RESIiF.ST Jl'IHiK.
L. D. 7?STK0KB
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICSST.
or' Count; ('ftnmia.-iimcr,
A. W. OKAY, of 3ny tow ushi.
CHAKI.ES'MK.AD, of Rrfgwiiy.
'o- Utnni't Sure, ior,
J. L. BROWN, of'Jniipg township.
7 V County Auditor,
f HAKLI-'.S M'VKAN, ol Si. M ,
Ths Juioial Gnsctioa.
There nro ill n:o cnnJllntus now in the
f eld for the office ofTresduiit J urfgu in this
J udk-inl district, I,. 1. Wctmoro, Esq., of
Warren, the liutnnito of the Republican
Convention, lion. II. Brown, the nominee
of the Democratic Convention, al.-o (if Wai
iv n, and a wan in (I hard, lvio County,
styling himself Samuel 15. Woodruff who
l.tm numiuated himself, but is not running
to elect himself, 'but if possible to ficVr-t Mr.
'Wetmore, the llrpuhliean nominee The
eltijtiou of Woodruff is cut of the f'H:stiiu
nml he knows it, and he knows that the
flection must retult in tlie selection of a
better man than hi .iit'll' in cvtry way and
ll;inc, whether it is Mr. We'.imirn rr.ludo
Uruwti, and yetjie has had tin' impud'-neo
to try and force hiwself upon the K-.publi-citn
party of the Iistriet as the Tir.iuiiiee of
the parly, for the l.ihi-st, t:d what tshi-uld
lie tho purest ofiiee within the -ilt of the
pcoplo of ihU or any other District. It is
too late lit this time to give another histtny
of the schemce, arts and appliances' Mr
Woodruff has mad..' n.c of to p'aee his per
son upou the i:ny!i iu the 1 Lhrst jucilciJ
(iffieer of tlie per-iT'lo. Tl;o:-e who have
become acrpiriiotod with him and hit back
ers best in the puniest, despise him the most,
lf he had -have been a "Shyster" practising
in the New Yoik I'uHce Ccuris he could
not have resorted to a meaner strategy
to save his victim, than that he has to
force b'.mwlf upon ths Bench, niitt;o can
didate for the idlico of township constable
' ever resorted to lower moans to obtain the
position, thau this man has to become the
lngh judical officer of the people. We
'id not tliiuk he would have the u-wirai.cc
to nk one person in this county to vote for
Mm, after tliu nay this cenntj, its dciejiates
rud its candidate!), had been treated and
traduced by vVWl. uG'aud his ciiaue. and
wc accused of all the triokcrv'corrm.tio..-. I
i
nean".s and villiauv which their vile and
conupt 'ongues cmld give utterance to,
nnd the several uewspapers in Erie County
which are supporting him can fiad language
to express. They cmimcticcd attholrvin
ton Convention, by calling this "a beggar
ly county with its live hundred republi
can votes ;" this is tho language Wood
villi's orator, bedfellow, inn) carpet bag
carrier npplied to us, and now he has the
: - i . . . - . - i i i t .
jinpuuxnce to bsk tor a lew ot our "beggar
ly'.' votes, and this language was used in a
public convention, and went into public
print, sanetioued aud approved by this
(iirard candidate, and solicitor for our votes.
Was ever br..zcuess so utiV .unJed ? Can
one voter in this comity be so lost to shame
as to vote for such deformity ? Wo would
uot Lavo supposed such a thing would
have been thought of or Muted, ut, was it
not for tho fact that about' ones in a week
there has been sent to some ot rur promi
nent Republicans of this county, .copies of
the 'Eria Gazette' and a villiago paper iu
Corry called the 'Corry Kqmbliun' (we
bhould think from the softuess of the last
ineutioncd Bh:ot the brains for it were mado
yesterday) telling them what low lived
t-etuuurels we are, and how beggarly wo
arc, and how great mighty aud good S. E.
Woodruff, of Uirard, is and what an holi
est set of men bis supporters are, and al
ways have been, and stuck into each one,
is an extra sheet called '-opinions of . tho
press," and each article is re-hash of tho
same namby patnby e tuff and each shiniug
with glittering diamonds of composition,
which would be discreditable to any mid
dle aged man's grand mother. We say to
the scuders of such stuff, don't take the
people of this couuty to be fools, be a little
aierciful ia your opinion of us, give ua
the credit ol having in the Republican party
in this county, whera we don't belong to the
party for loaves and fishes and stamps
where no Republican, can hold an office,
and does not outside of a Post Office, either
County, State or National of having as
much common sense as could be detected
without the aid of a Spectroscope, A' merci
ful man is merciful to his beast." "Is
thy Bcrva.nt a dog ?". The last arrival of
tlialtud of fungus caai9 in the Erie Ga
zctfe nud with t n piich p;iper, a few tick
ets printed upon paper the color of the
flnnic which brimstone emits when ignited,
nr.d printed thereon "Judiciary. For Pres
ident Judj-e, Samuel K Woodruff." We
have only to fay to the Republicans of Klk
County, do not vote that blue coloied brim
stone ticket. But bo an.ro and- vote foi
President Judge Lansing I). Wotmore, the
ticket printed in this county, and sent out
by the Republican County Committee.
Mr. Wctmoro is the nominee of the lie
publican parly of the llhtrict; he is in ev
ery way qualified lor the position, and i
entitled to the suppoi t ot every llppublictm
in the district, and in this county in partic
ular. thb"south7
, Ri'-itMOM), October I -The river hero
rose twediy live feet last ni'ht, ami this
.nomine it is within o foot of the Danville
Railroad Dr'nlo, nnd. Ma;;o stteet
passenger bridge. The streets for four or
3vc plucks in the vicinity of the oil market,
the lower point or the city nra submerged
four feet of water. Ihousatuls of 'persons
arc now ou the river banks waiting to see
th bridges go.
Tho lowei portion of Libby Prison took
lire this morning from a quantity of lime
being wet by the flood. The fire was stop
ped before much nnuingc was done.
Nashville, October 1 A few nights
ago masked marauders in Henry County,
took a number of negroes from their cabins
md whipped them assigning as a reason
ihat they had been voting wrong.
They were industrious, peaceable men, but
had voted the Democratic ticket.
The water is still rising at 1:30 p. m.
Between three and four hundred stores
wore in seven feet of water. Between Fif
teeuib aud Eighteenth streets the street
cars plied until noon, wheu the water com-'
ingiu at the window, the cars were stop
ped aud a ferry is now run ou all the main
itrec's from Fifteenth to Eighteenth.
At noon the Manchester end of May's
street bridge gave way and half of the
bridge fl littod down stream. AH the
vvhareei are deep udder water and the
York liiver F.aiii'uaJ depot is completely
sb i:crged.
Seveiol small manufacturing establish
ments along the river bauk have becu swept
away.
All day the river has been doted with
tual! hi u. es and wrecks of houses, fi nciug,
dead cattle Sc, drifting down the stream.
The gas works are submerged.
Fortress Mgxuoe, October. 2. A se
vere uoi thtast sturm set in last evening and
still continues blowing a gale. The roads
's fill of shipping.
W.vsnrNCTO.v, October 3. Among the
cases which w ill conic up for arbitration be-
,bvo "1C Comuiisjioti which the SjatiMi gov-
rr"au:ut h,s final,y bccn i,1,luct'd t0 8reo
to, as a means of setting the cluini3 of
American citizens growing out of the Cuban
rebellion, are tho.se of eight embargoed es
tates, three or four illegal vessel seizures,
and numerous claims for indemnity for pri
vate individuals, who have suffered loss
through arrest, imprisonment, &c.
The cue of tho. steamer Lloyd Aspiwall,
which was submitted to the Commission in
New York in June last, is now in the hands
of the reftree for Coal judgment.
The President, to-day made tho following
appointments of Consuls : Charles Mattoon
o! Ohio, at Ilonoluja ; A. N. Young of Ken
tucky, at St. Jago De Cuba ; Wm. T.Wright
Prc-bidcut at Santos, Brazil; Alfred C. Col
quitt, Marshal of the Consular Court of the
Uulted States at Chiu Kiung.
Attorney General Akcrman will return
to Washington from the North iu about a
week bis health is better.
T! e Pic.-ident;e?e'vjd few visitors to-dny.
During the morning he had a long interview
with Boutwell at the Treasury Department.
Colectors will bo furnished by the Inter
nal Revenue Office in a few days with de
mand notices, to serve upon distillers fur
reimbursement of storekeepers salaries.
The Alexandria Gazette to-day has the
following intelligence from Fort Royal,
Saturday noon : The freshet is gradually
ubsidiug. 51 r. Blakemore, bis wife and
three childreu and Mrs, Ridgway, were at
the tablo breakfasting when the flood came,
and all were drowned. Mr. Kaupnian eavt
ed himself by seizing the limbs ot a tree
as he was carried swiftly down the Btream.
Messrs. Ray, Bagley & Ridgway, suoght re
luge in the top of a tree aud remained there
nil night. Tho river rose twenty-five fee-
in four hours. All the mills in the Shen
andoah valley for thirty miles, except two,
were destroyed. The water in the Potomao
is subsiding rapidly and the current nearly
exhausted. Navigation for sailing vessels
been resumed.
Charles M. Walker, late fifth Auditor,
has been appoiuted Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Fifth Missouri District,
vice Leaning suspended.
Clement Hugh Hill of Massachusetts, bas
been appointed Assistant Attorney General
- 1 of tbc United States.
The I'resident received a tew visitors to
day, including Secretary Fish and the heads
of departments. The Cabinet holds a regu
lar meeting to-morrow.
A Kan Killed by an Elk.
The Park of Judge Packer, at Packer
ton, was the scene ot a terrible casuality ou
.Monday morning last, which the park-keeper,
Adum lleintlinger, a German by birth
was literally cut to pieces by tho horns .and
hoofs of nu enraged elk, the 'monarch of
the herd.' For sDu:e time past the elk; of
which there are three in the park, besides
deer and antelopes, have exhibited refrac
tory symptoms and it has not been consid
ered sale for any person beside the keeper
to go near them. The keeper himself is a
olio armed man, nnd incapable of ninking
a Very vigorous defence against au assault
from such a fnrmidabable monster as a full
grown elk, did not seem nt all unruly, and
every day fed him inside the inclosure.
L'Vir some time past he has beeD in the hab
it of driving cows through a portion of the
park to a pasture beyond and usually took
with him a bucket of oats for the elk. It
is supposed that the unfortinate man on
this occasion had fed the elk on his way to
the cow pasture and upon returning, and
the vicious brutes, finding he had no more
provender for them, they attacked him
Whether the poor fellow did not see his as
sailants, uotill attacked, or, whether he re
sisted untill crushed iusinsiblc beneath the
horns nnd hoof9 of the elk will nevci be
known. Tho discovery of the tcrriblo. af
fair was made by La Eaycttc Lcntz, of this
place, who, drivimg by discovered the body
of the keeper lying near the water trough,
ann thinking every thing not right stopped,
and upon examination, found his worst fears
realized. He at once communicated the
news of the sad occurrence to the neighbors
and a number of men at once repaired to
the spot. But one elk was visible at this
time, but before the body was remoed the
other two made their appearance, coming
out of the woods, one of them having upon
his blood-iineared horns, tho vest of . the
butchered keeper. The bc ly of the unfor
tunate man was frightfully mangled, a prong
of the elk's horn having passed directly
through his heart and another entering his
neck and passing up into the head. His
face was trampled to a jelly and his body
was much bruised aud lacerated. The de
ceased was unmarried and had no friends or
relatives in this locality. A coronor's in
quest was held on Mor.day forenoon by Esq-
Kemerer, nnd a verdict embodying the facts
as we have stated them was returned by the
jury. Muiuh Chunk Times.
Smart Folks.
There is a great deal said about certain
persons being smart, but I do not believe
two individuals can be found who would
give the same definition of the term.
If a baby has teeth a little sooner, or
prattles 'Ba, br.,' & little younger than
some other motherVbabs did, why it's a
'smart baby.'
If a child is blight and childlike it is
called 'smart if it is shy and sober, that
is a sure sign it is 'smart;' but if it is bold
and impudent, it is 'very smart' in the
eyes ot some people.
If boys or girls are studious, they are
styled 'smart r' if they work well, they are
'smart :' but if they aro full of the' very
spirit of mischief, 'they are 'smart' alsoi
If a young lady is dressy, smiles bewith
ingly, and prattles funny littlo nothings,
3ho is smart ;' but if she is staid and grave,
or talks fluently of nebulas, Crustacea, and
cotyledons, she is 'smart' too.
If she plays the pianoforte, she is sup
posed to be 'smart;' but if, without knoiV
ing a fl.it from a sharp, she weilJs the rolling-pin
and broom, of course she is 'smart.1
If a man is learned and wise, he is
'smart ;' but if he is witty and funny, even
though he don't know a verb from a frac
fion, he is 'smait also.
If he makes speeches, of course he is
'smart ;' but if he does not, you, will surely
be told that he is 'too smart to tell all he
knows.'
If he employs bis superabundant brains
on other people's affairs, he is 'very smart
but if he has scusa enough to mind his
own business, he is 'uncommonly smart.'
If a boy supports bis widowed mother
he is a 'good, smart, clever lad ;' but if he
bullies his little sisters, runs in dept, and
breaks his mother's heart, he may still 'be
spoken ot as a 'smart youug rascal, after
all." Sat. Eve. Post.
A Scene in Beecher's CnuRcn. A
few Sundays ago, as Mr. Beecher was about
commencing his sermon, a stout, tatherly-
lookiB uiau whs endeavoring to make bis
way through the crowd, to get within a bet
ter hearing distance ot the distinguished
orator. At that moment Mr. Beecher'
voice rang out the words of the'tezt : Vho
art thou '(' 'Who art thou?' again cried out
the dramatic preacher.
The stout party, thinking hiinsnlfin the
wroug, perhaps, by pressing forward and be
lieving: bimselt to be personally addressed,
startled the brethren and nonplussed their
reverend chieftaiD by sedately replying :
'I'm a pig merchant from Chicago, sir.
I hope you ain't mad. There ain't nary
chair or else I'd set down.'
Plymouth Church didn't recover its le
r jnity for teo uiiuutes. Exi
COURT PROCLAMATION. Whereas, the
Iln. S. V. Johnson, Preci.lont Judge and
Hons. E. C. Schultie and Jesse Kyler, Asso-,
cintos, Judges of the Court if Quarter Sessions
Orphans' Court, Oyer and Terminer, nnd Gen
eral Jail delivery, forthettinl of capital and
other offenses In the county of Elk, by their
proeipts to me directed, have ordered the
aforesaid named Courts to be holdcn at Ridg
way, In and for the county of Elk, on the
first Monday ofNivember it being the 7t
day of the nionili, and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
of t he Peace, and Cons' nbles of the said county,
that they are by these presents commanded to
be then nnd there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M.,. of said day, with their
rolls, records nnd inquisitions, and other re
memlirnnoes, to do those things which their
offices appertain to be done, and that nil
Justices of said county make returns of nil
recognizances entered into before them, lo the
Clerk of the Court, as per net of Assembly of
March 4th 181)4. And those who are bound to
prosecute the prisoners that are or shall be in
the. jail of the county of Elk, nud to be (hen
nnd there to prosecute against them as shall
be just.
JACOB McCAULEV, Sheriff
Ridgway, Dccmbcr 25, nllto
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those having claims against the same will
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ihFANCY DRINK.
.aao ot roor Hum, Whiskey, I'roof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and
sweetened to please the taste; called "Tonics,"
Apiutizers," "Restorers, " &c. that lead the
tippler on to drunkeness nnd ruin, but ar a
true medicine, nuule from the native Root
aud Herbs of Cslifornin, free from all Aleohol
io Stimulants. They are the Great Blood Puri.
fler nnd LifeGiviug Principle, perfect Rcen
ovator and Invigorntor of the System, carry
ing off all poisonous matter, and restoring ths
blood to a healthy condition. No person can
take these Bitters according to directions, and
remain long unwell.
$103 will be given for an incurable case, pro
vided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wnsted heyond the point of repair.
For Inflammatory nnd Chronic Rheumatism,
nnd Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, liilious,
Kemittent, and Intermittent Fevers, Disoasea
of the Dlood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder,
these Bitters have been most succssful. Much
Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which
is generally produced by derangement of the
Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin
in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores : cleanse it
when it is foul, nnu your feelings will tell you
wheu. Keep tlie blood pure and tho health of
the system will folio. .
I'l l, Tape, nnd other Worms, lurking in th
system of o many thousauus, are ctteutunlly
destroyed und removed.
lull lioitf. Rem it 1 1 HI. and Intermittent Fe
vers, these Bitters have no eminr ror full
directions read curvf itlly the circu'ar around
each boille. printed in four lungu. g is Kng-
lisb, Uuriiian, Crunch nnu Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. 32 Commsrce St.,
n. y. it. h. Mcdonald & co.,
Driigiiists, nnd general Agente, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and 82 & 31 Com
merce St.. N. V.
fWTSOLD hi ALL DRUGOISTS & DEAL
ERS. 2tt 8m
'nns IS NO HUMBUG 1
1. ay sending no tt.iis,
with age height, color of eyes and hair, jou
will receive, by return mail, picture of your
future husband or wife with name and data of
marriage. Address W. EOX, P. O. Drawer
V'n. 21, Kultouville, N. Y.
AGENTS W.4NTED f$lQ PER DAY) by
the AMEKICN KNITTING MAC1NE CO-,
Boston Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. 30 3m
I f ANTED AGENTS To sell the HOME
VT SHUTTLE SEWIFO M.4CA1NE. . Price
$25. It mnkes the 'Lock stiich,' alike on
both sides nnl Is the only licensed under-feed
shuttle Machine sold for less than $t0. Li
censed by Wheeler Wilson, Grpver & Baker
nnd Singer and Co. All other nnier-feed
shuttle Machines sold for less than $00 are in
fringements, nnd the seller nud user liable tc
prosecution. Address JOHNSON, CLAKK&
CO., Boston, Mass.. Pittsburgh, Pa., Chicago,
III., or st. Louis, Mo, 3'Jom.
Well's Carbolic Tablets
After much study nnd scientific indestigation
as to the remedial qualities of Cabiiolic Acid,
Dr. Wells has discovered by proper combina
tion with other articles in tu form of a Tablet
a specific for all pulmonnry diseases. THESH
TABLETS area SUKE CURE for all diseases
of the 11ESP1KATORY ORGANS, SORB
THROAT, COLD, CROUP, Dll'THERIA,
ASTHMA, CATARRH, or HOARSENESS:
also a successful remedy for Kidney difficul
ties Price 2o cents fkb Box. sent by Mail
upon leoeipl of price, by JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
22 Cliff St., New York, Sole Agent for the
United States. 20 8w
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HESATURDAYjJVENING POST.
THREE MONTHS GRATIS I
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS
For 1870 will haue their subscriptions dated
back to the paper of October 2d, until tha
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This will bo thirteeen papers in additien to tha
regulnr weekly numbers for 1870 or fifteen
months in nil ! When our extra edition is ex.
hausted, the names of all new subsciibert for
1870 will be entered on our list the very week
they are received.
TERMS :
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b. f ive copies (ana one gratis) $8. On
copy of the Post and one of the Lady's Friend.
$4.
A copy of the large ana beautiful Premium
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m fcr -ye -w s i
Steel Fugraving, Taking the Measure of the
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H. PETEESON & CO ,
819 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
5peoimen copies sent free for five cents.
WANTED AGENTS To sell the OCTA.
GON SEWING AfACHlNE. his lioensed
makes the 'Elaslio Lock St it oh' and is wavran.
ted for 6 years. Prioe$15. AU other machine
with au under-feed sold for $15 or less are in
fringements. . Address OCTAGON SEWIN
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