IIknhy A. 1'arsons, Jii., - - Editor.
THURSDAY, APK1L 0, 1871.
The contest lor Governor of Con
necticut will bo definitely settled on
Saturday Host, when the vote is to lo
counted. Wo have no doubt tlio result
will establish tho election or the Re
publican enndidate, notwithstanding tho
fearful odds against which our friends
there were (breed to contend. Stato
Journal.
NEWS.
Massachusetts has -11,030 horses.
.Runner has salted down $3,000,000.
(Sold, in New Yorlc, last Saturday,
1101, 1101, 110.
Tho weekly cxpnnsos of tho New
York TrtLmw arc 820,000.
Olivo Logan says she is thirty-two
years old.
General Sheridan is expected home
ubout the last of April.
A iMichigandor extirpates snakes by
biting their heads off.
Strawberries ore selling nt 75 ccnt9 a
juart in New York.
Tho Mississippi River is now open to
navigation.
Prince Alexander, of Prussia, is cx
jicctcd to arrive in this country next
June.
New Orleans has contributed ?0!),
O00 for tho benefit of the French suff
erers. The Methodists of Canada are divid
ed into iivo separate ecclesiastical
bodies.
Southern peas are now coming north,
jind arc sold for sevcuty-five cents a
jieck.
A lanjo cool mine has been discover
ed in Colorada, on the Kansas PajiSc
railroad.
Kvcry tirjo tho yeas and nays arc
icalled in Congress, it cunts tho nation
1,000.
While gold is worth 817 per ounce,
fine blonde hair readily commands 3-5.
Kansas expects an addition of 100,
iO00 to her population by immigration
this year.
A woollen manufacturer in Maine
runs his mill with ten hands, all of
litem his own children.
Out West, when a notoriously lazy
man is caught at work, they i-ay ho is
noddling with industry.
Brighatu Young has ordered daily
prayers by the Utah clergy against the
jrssshoppcr this summer.
Tho idea of taxing cats as a means of
facilitating the payment ol tho natioual
debt originated iu Ronton.
A Texas post office has sent f.irward
A letter addressi-d ''.Mis I.oucaccr
Grebe, Kansas Citty, Misery."
The immigration to Kansas iaunpio
edently largo this ver, especially to
Southern Kansas and tho Osage lands.
James Gordon Uennctt of the New
York IliraU, is said to have a fortune
$10,000,01111.
An Anti-Incoino Tax Association bus
'becu formed in Huston to tost the con
stitutionality of the law.
'Whilo sinking a shaft on King Ree
Mine, near Ogdcn, Utah, lately, some
luiucrs discovered an extensive cave.
A new counterfeit 50 cent postal cur
reucy is in circulation, which h said to
jbe the best imitatiou yet produced.
Silas Brainard, the well-known musi
composer and publisher, of Cleve
land, died on Saturday last.
A Wisconsin editor was called out of
bed one night to receive a subscription.
After that he sat up nights for over a
week, but the oflcuso was not repeated.
A correspondent cf a Boston paper
urges tho formation of female emigra
tion societies, to supply wives to the
young men of tho far West.
In Chicago some of the ladies are
said to wear all tho hair styles at oneo
on their heads, and fifty hair-pins are re
quired to support the structure.
Tho widow of John Brown lives wkh
part of her largo family in Humboldt
county, Cal. Her o'.her children are
.dispersed throughout the United States.
Maples large enough to make three
ten-feet rails each, with 4,00C trees to
the acre, have been raised from the seed
in seven years in Monroe county, Iowa.
The surveyors on the proposed line
of the Northern Pacific Railroad report
that the enow was 17 feet deep at
.Guoquelraie Pass on Maroh 1,
The Mississippi River at New Orleans
is only two inches below the high-water
mark of 1802, and uneasiness is felt rc
. yarding the security of the levees. '
- President Grant is making arrange
ments to start on his Paoitio trip iq
about 10 days. Ho proposes being
L.-'ant & month or so.
' T Buchanan Read, the poet painter,
intends to quit Kome next June tor a
visit to this oountry. lie expects to
return to Italy during the autumn.
A deposit of genuine black diamonds,
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ncn as are usea m urnuug ruuas, uu
been disoovered in Moun! Hope Town
ship, Orange County, N. Y, ; " -
1 A Western writer gives it as his bo
; lief that if as much attention were paid
to improving corn as is given to grapes,
' 0 hundred , aullion bushels might ( te
. 44ei to the annual prop. . V , r', .
i;
. Tho president of Harvard University
is on a strike, bceauso he has found but
that a cook at a Boston hotel gpts a sal
ary of 94,000 h year, while ho only
gets $!i,200. , . , , i 4 !
Mtti'k Twain linving sold his interest
in tho Buffalo tirprtm, has gone to
Klmiia to live, threatening to abandon
pen,aud-ink labor for tho remainder of
liis h!o.
Memphis Tenn., April 12. Tho
Memphis and Littlo Rock railroad was
completed yesterday, A largo number
of citizens and railroad men witnessed
the driving of the last spike at Duvall's
Bluff. Trains arc running through to
day.
Over 1,000,000 cords of bark have
been peeled in the hemlock regions of
Ulster County, N. Y., tho past season.
This has compelled the felling of 1,000,
000,000 feet of lumber, three-quarters
ot which will bo left to rot upon the
ground.
New Orleans, La., April 14. The
White Stockings of Chicago beat tho
picked uiuo to-day, by a score of 23 to
I). Six of tho Whito Stockings will
play a game with tho Lone Stars on
Suuday. A close gamo is exported.
A terrific hail-storm passed over
Mississippi on Friday. Many stones
measuring six inches in cireumfcrenco
were found. Several thousand window-
lights wcro broken. The gardens.
fields, crops, and fiuit aro seriously
'Januged; trees have been stwppeu ot
tlioir lolia
;c, and hundreus of birds
killed.
Sir Walter Scott was born at Edin-
burg, August 15, 1771, and tho centen
nial anuivcrsary of his birth, therefore,
is near at band. It is proposed to cele
brate it throughout tho civilized world,
as tho centennial birthday of Burns and
Schiller wore celebrated, more or less
extensively, 12 years ago. The occasion
is certainly oue fit. to be commemorated.
Scott was not only. one of tho greatest,
but ouo ot the purest of authors.
Tho Missouri, Kansas, and Texas
Railroad Company are laying track in
tho Indian Territory at a rato of two
miles per day. They will reach the
Arkansas River in June, and by early
Fall they will bo near enough to the
Texas liuo to control the cattle trade,
which, it. is expected, will reach half a
million head. There were about 300,
000 steers driven to Kansas last season.
A man in Pcabody, Mass., had been
treated for more than a year for paralysis
of the throat, and was for some time
uuablc to take any other than liquid
food. At last, to the great astonish,
ment of himself and friends, the cause
of the trouble was revealed by hi
coughing up an upper set of false teeth,1
which he had swallowed in his sleep 15
months before. The teeth were missed
at the time, hunted for, but never found,
and nobody had suspected the place of
their conccalmeut.
San Francisco, Cal., April 12. The
steamer Ajttx, with Australian mails, is
now three Java over due.
Eleven Japanese merchants have ar
livud hero with 135,000 cords silk
worm egiis for sale. They were ordered
iiy tho French houses at $5 per cord,
but cancelled iu cousequenco of war.
William II. Seward, jr., and party,
are resting here, preparatory to a tour
of California and Oregon.
Galvcstoa, Texas, April 12, An
Austin special to the Gulveston News
says Keard and Miller's train, loaded
with bacon for Fort Bacon, near Chia
huhua, close to the boundary, was at
tacked by a lurcre band of Indians.
Kcard's wise and five other Americans
were killed. Tho Chiabuhua frontier
Mexican troops pursued the murdcious
baud across the boundary, into the
United States, and killed and captured
bO Indians. 1 he united States tioops
at Fort Goodwin went to protect the
Indians, and collided with tho Mexi
cans, when a fight ensued, in which the
uuiuuiiiuuiu tiutcer ui u utb uouuwiu
and 40 American soldiers were killed.
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Tho Mexicans numbered 200.
FOREIGN.
Accounts from Franco state that
there has been a great waste of tho pro
visions sent there us contributions from
the United States and England.
Tho London Athenaeum announces
that American Biblical scholars have
been invited to co-operate in tho New
Testament revision now in progress in
England.
They talk of placing the Queen of
Denmark, the most economical of fe
male sovereigns, on the throne of fash
ion, in place of tho Empress Eugenie,
tho most extravagant one.
The Princess Frederick Charles of
Prussia is selling tickets for all her own
paintings, which are to bo disposed of
in a lottery tor the benefit of the in
valid fund. The drawing will take
place on tho 1st of June.
Versailles, April 14, Schoelscher,
one of the deputies iu the Assembly,
has been empowered by that body to
offer concilatory measures to the Com
mune. The oapitulatian of tho insur
gents u stipulated as the basis on whiob.
the negotiations are to proceed. The
preservation of the republio is guaran.
teed, and also the pardon ot tho insur
gents, if the conditions are fully com
plied with. The Nationals are to be
temporarily subsidized
These terms have been communicated
by M. Sohoelsoher to the Communal
Council, but that body has refused to
accept theui. ' .. . i
: London, April 14. Advices from
Paris have been received, stating that
General Donibrowtki has reported to
the Insurgent Committee that his tioops
have obtained and now hold complete
possession of the town cf Neuilly. Ha
also reports lis troops in excellent con-
' ditlou tor service, and much animation
prevails in jonsee-uence cf their recent
.fcucccttcs, . . : ,: i; ;,
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Versailles, April 14. A violent can
nonado ja.icpt up at Asrieies, but with
out important effect. .. ....
At Clauiart tho insurgents continue
to fire on our work, but their guns are
harmless. ' The report that tho insur.
gonts have recaptured Neuilly is false.
Paris, April 13, Thursday night.
Tho artillery firing south and west of
Pari ceased to-night. Several battal
ions of the National Guard were dis
armed for hostility to tho Commur,e
and their places immediately filled.
It has been ordered by the Commune
that tho red flag only shall be carried
by the Nationals and hoisted over all
places occupied by them. All othor
colors are suppressed. -
Ieey and VenoureS have beon sup
plies with American mitrailleuses.
The Paris and Lyons railway has
been cut. .
London, April 14 4 p. m. The
Versailles forces have been repulsed
everywhere around Paris.
Counterfeit Bank Notes. The
Treasury Department publishes a long
list of counterfeit plates for bank notes
which have been captured and destroy
ed, and also tho following list of all the
counterfeits known at the Treasury to
be in circulation, the plates of which
have not been captured: Tens on the
Flour City National bank of Rochester,
N. Y.; Saratoga County National bank
of Watcrford, N. Y.j Albany City, N.
Y., National bank; First National of
Red Hook, N. Y.; Auburn City.N. Y.,
National bank; Mutual Natioual bank
of Troy, N. Y.; American National
bank of New York; First National baDk
of Lock port, N. Y.: National bank of
Commerce, N. Y and First National
bank of Poughkeopsie, N. Y.; twos on
Marino National bank ot JNew iork;
Market National bank of New York;
St. Nicholas National bank of Now
York; National bank of Lindenpark,
N. Y.; National bank of Rhode Island,
Newport, R. I.
Ten of tho eleven 810 counterfeits
and four of the five 62 counterfeits are
printed from the same plato, with only
the name of tho bank changed.
W. S. SERVICE
GO AND SEE!
IT WILL PAY1
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF TflE BEST NO OTHER IN STOC K
S'TO T E
nOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN
ENDLES3 VARIETY.
PRICES WILL SUIT !
GOODS WILL PLEASE!
:SELL CHEAP!
STOVES DELIVERED AND SET
FItEEl FREE! FREE!
CALL AND EXAMINE!
, A PLEASURE TO SHOW
GOOD3!
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, W. s. service,.;.
No. 1 Musuuio JIull Building. .
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HI ME.
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Powell & Kimc
Having creeled a largo and well arranged
new Store Hnuso on the old site, since tho
fire, and filled it front cellar to parrot with
the choicest goods of all descriptions, that
can be found in any market, are fully pre
pared to reoeivothelr old customers, and
supply tliulr wants at bottom figures
WHOLESALE OH EETAIL.
Their assortment ia now complete, som-
prising
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
CLOTIILXG,
BOOIS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
NOTIONS, etc., etc.
PORK, FL0UH, SALT,
Feod, Deans. Butt or
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
Canned Goods,
In Bhort everything wanted In the Country
LUMBERMEN, FARMERS, ME-
CIIANICS, MINERS, TAN.
NERS, LABORING. MEN,
EVERYBODY !
Also a full tock of
MANILLA
ROPE
of the best manufacture, of suitable sizes
for rafting and runnisj purposes.
n AIX MMM m
Eidgway, Ta., SIara 2d, 171. ',
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POWELL &
TF YOU WANT TO BUY
GOODS CHEAP
OO TO
THAYER &, HAGERTY
Main Street, EJdgway, Pa.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE, WOOD AND
WILLOW-WARE,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
A Large Stock of
Groceries and Provisions.
Tho BEST BRANDS ot FLOUR
Constantly on hand, add sold as cheap
las tho CHEAPEST
THAYER & II AG ERTY.
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llidgway, March 1st, 1870
SPECIE PAYMENT!
GOLD OR GREENBACKS
TAKEN IN EXCUAROE FQ
OR
JOIi WORK AT THE R1DGWA1
WAGON SHOP.
Call and examine my stock befeco
buying a Lumber or Pleasure Wagon.
I use the best sclcotion of Michigan
WHITE OAK AND UICKORY;
I employ nono but First Ciau Me
Ichanict; I use nothing but the best
Refined Iron. I think it will be to your
interest to givo me your order.
Having twonty-fivo lumber wagons
in course of costruction, I will be able to
furnish any party by the first of April.
All otdcra by mail, also any ordess
left with. W. S. Sehvicb at the Tin
Shop, will receive prompt attention.
JACKSON & WEAVER,
tf
STEREOSGOPES.
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHROMOS,
FRAMES.
E. & H.T. ANTHONY & CO .
501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Invito the attention f the Trade to tiir
vxtenr-ive assortment of tho aliovogooiv of
their own publication, and importation.
Also,
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
and
GRAPnOSCOPBS.
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
E, & II. T. ANTITONY & CO..
091 Broadway, Now York,
Opposite Metropolitan Ii-iteT,
Importers and Mauufacturcn of
rnoTDGRArmc materials.
vln2yl.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
IN
RIDBIVAY.
DAN SCRIBNER WISHES TO IN-
form the Cittzens of llidgway, and the
public gocorally, that he bos Btarteda Liv
ers' Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
i tad Buggies, to let upon the most roasooa
I Lie terms
C3.Ho will also do job teaiting.
Stable in the Brooks Barn, near tfie
Post Office, oa Mil' street. All orders left,
at the Tost Office will meet prompt atiau-
Ition.
Aug 20 1870. tf. , ... , (' "
"TTTenry harper,
JkTo. 122 CIIESTJTVT Stmt.
1 (Formerly 620 Arch Street,)
Opfotilt "Old Maionie JJalF' PHILM. j
Ils a large Block of
AMERICAN ao SWISS GOLD AND SIL
VER WATCHES. OPERA, LLKO
TIEN AMD VEST CHAINS,
FRENCH CLOCKS, '
OPERA GLASSES AND FANCY GOOI.
Fancy and plain solid silverware, and
Rogers' ovlebrated spoooSf forks, tea vets
ice pitehers, castors, &o.. .all of vhich are
1 selling at reasonablo prices. . , r vlnSy,
I, CONRAD MEYER. ,
- Inventor and Manufacturer of the
CELEERAT2D ISDN FBAHE FIAKCS,
VTA1EE00KS, So. 723 Arch St, Phila,
Has received the 1'rue Meditl of tbe
I World's Great, Exhibition,' London, Eng.
The highest Frizes awarded when and
wherever exhibited. "' ESTABLISHED
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grolttf ta tne of the wpte
ot (Sift Counfg.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE,
Itidgioay, Pa.
TEEliS:--$2 00 ?E? TEAT
THE ONLY REPUBLICAN
PA
PER PUBLISHED IN
ELK COUNTY!
EVERY REPUBLICAN SHOULD
SUBSCRIBE FOR IT!
DEMOCRATS WANT IT!
ADVERTISERS WILL FIND IT
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The ADVOCATE does NOT plaim
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to bavQ a large circulation man any
they, paper i , Elk county, . 'Adver
tisers will tilease make" a note 'of tbis.;
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Address all communications to
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She goto iVrhlji Sua.
A Nrw.iiinprr ol tlio l'rmcnt Tlnc.
iHicniloit for Pcnplo Now on F.nrtli.
InolnC.i.g F.trm -9, 'rclinr.le, Morchsnta, Pro
lci.;oiml Men, AVoilcora, Tnlnkors, nnd n:l Man.
l.or of lionet Folk, tud tlio YVlvui, Bon, and
D&uulitcrsoC all such.
ONtY OXH DOLI.AIl A VEAIt t '
OX B H I! N D RED C(M1 E FOR 39,
Or loss ton One Coot a Copy. Lot there be a
50 Clab at ovory Tost OiBco.
BEMI-'WEEKl.Y BUS, $i A YEAlt,
of tho flume lza ftDd goncrnl ciuirncter an
TUB WEEEI.r. but with uroatoi-rarloty ot
inUcclinticons l-cadinc, and tunUUinjt tho nrw
to Its snoctlbonwlth grqalur fruslmoM. Dtosufu
tt comoa twice a wooit lustcad of once only.
THE DAILY 8l!N, 60 A YEAlt.
A pre3nnncnflv ronl-iihle npwanR4icr, Tttti tho
InrirRst ciruulali.n in tljo worul. l-"r-e. iit'li
po'ldent. and tejwiG'B III polltiCT. A' I tl.l ncwi
from irvi-rywherij. Tw.t eenii n copy j by luuil.
SO ca its a uontli, or $(i a j ar,
TERM3 TO CLTTB3.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUX.
Flvo copies, one yonr, sparateiv nr,rtrn-(t.
i?oar Ooliarn.
Ten topte., ono vpar, ortrntlv n1-7rc.sea (mid
uu cxii-aoup 10 tuc guitar, up ot ciuo ) .
Eiuht i)ollnrn.
rwcntv ponies, ono your, ornratolv aildresiiud
lu ia an extra copy Vj tuo isortor np of cmb).
Flftei-n Dolinn..
Flftv copl. one yenr, toon .Mrew tnnd tin
bjiu- . w.jr uu. j v:ir I,', KUlLr 11 p ttl C1I. 0).
iuirty-ll rui) Uollnrm.
Fifty eoplos, one venr, epnratclv nndrcsycrt (unci
i'uiriy-iivo U!lnr.
hnndreil rn.i1i.. nn tn.. n ... ,.,inn
(;.n-l tlio i.a!!y for onu vdur to fhn tf. iti.r ill nf
ClO-V. FitT Ilnliar..
Dnc Imndrrrt -ol'!, one yrnr. nirati-lv nrt-
up of club). Sixty Dollars.
TnE rSEMf-WEEKLLY tSUX.
Flvo copies, ouo ycer, separately nOili e" c '.
KiE'lit Uoltam.
Ten conic, one vcir. reparateiv wlrlrenod (and
.u i.itn w teLtcr up or -inhi,
sixteen Dollars.
Ycra koxey
n Post flTlfA nrrlrtf nhhAlm .1 . - v .
to lutiei-j contain ni monnf. A,irir,.: fc
dup ouicu. iew Vorlc Cfty.
RAILROADS-
PHILAD LPEIA &, 1MB EAIL20AD.
VT1NTER TIME TABLE.
ON nnd after MONDAY, DEC. 5th, 1870,
the trains on the Philadelphia &
Erie Jlailrood will run follows:
VfKHTWARl.
Mail Train leaves Philnd clpliia.. 9.40 p. m.
" " K!ilpwny... l.fjlj p. ni.
" arrive at trio 7.40 p. in.
Erio Exp loaves Phit.-idolpliia...l2.20 p. m
' " r.i.igwny 2 'JO a. in.
" arrive nt Erio ..7.40 n. in.
Accomodation, leaves Rcnova,...i.fi a. ni.
' " uiugway,..() 01 p. ui.
" nrr at Kuuc 8.00p.m.
KASTWAllD.
Mall Train leaves Erie 0.00 a. ni.
" " Ridgyny 3.00 p. in.
" arrive nt thilad'a... 6.50 n. ni.
Erie Express loaves Erie 9.00 p. ni.
" " Fiugway... ",S a. in.
" or-r.t rUiludclphU- o.SO p. ni.
Accomodation, leaves Katie 7,80 b. iu.
" ' llidgway. ..10.4'J a. m.
" nrr at St. Marys 12.00 in.
" leaves St. Marys 7.15 a: ni.
" " Emporium O.S'i a m.
' nrr at llcnovo 3.00p.m.
Express, Mail and Accommodation, east.
and west, connect nt Corry and nil west
bound ti (kins and Mail acuommodaliou cast
nt Irvinton with the Oil Creek uud Alle-
;heny Uivcr Rail Hond. ,
Wfil. A. JiALUWlN.
Gcn'l Sup't.
NEW TIME TABLIi.
Commencing Dccembor 5th. 1870.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R.R.
NEW LINE TO BUFFALO THROUGH
THE OIL REGIONS.
r.oiNo south.
Day Express leaves Oil City at 2 30 p m
Arrives at rutshirrga " im p m
Night Express leaves Oil City 0 10pm
Arrives at Pittsburgh o -o a m
Mail leaves Oil City 9 05 a m
Arrives at Pittsburgh 5 50 p iu
OOI.NU NOUTII.
Day Express leaves. PLtsburg at 7 20 a m
Arrives at Oil fily at - no p m
Night Express leaves Pittsburgh 8 40 p m
Arrives at Oil City 6 15 am
Way Passenger leaves Pittsburgh a 3o a m
Aarrives at Oil City li 35 p ni
Pasecnsrers travelling by this Route will
find better accommodations and make
belter time than by any othor road from
the Oil ltegions to Pittsburgh.
Pullman rullace Drawing Koom Sleep.
ing Cai-B on Night Express Trains between
Pittsburgh and Corry. Through Coaches
nttuched to Day Express Tming between
Pittsburgh and Brockton without change.
Baggago checked and tickets sold to uu
important points.
J. J. JjaWllKM'JS. ica. Sunt.
Jas. II. Beay, Ticket Agent.
, WHIPPLE,
Dental Surgeon.
I Otlice in Walker's Building. All kinds of
I dentistry done in the best stylo, and all
work warranted. He will visit Kane on
the 1st, 2d, and 3d; Wiloox on tho 10th,
11th, and 12th; St. Mary's on the !21st,
li'Jd, and .'3d of each month. - At all other
times ' be oan be iound at his ott.eo m
Kidgway, Pa. tln'yl.
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J II. W1LBER,
Msiia SL (IIoIgs' New Building), Ridg-
. Latest PeriodioaU and Newspapers kept
ooostttutly on hand. Also dealer iu Fresh
Piali, Oysters, Tobacco, and Confectionary,
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B
OARDINQ HOUSE,
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Fear the Depot, "Wilcox., Pa.
The understgned has opened a Iwgeboard
irghouse at the above place, where he is
amply prepared to satisfy the wants of those
wiio may avorhim with their custom.'
3IAUTIN SOWERS, Proprietor
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