(Silt O0ttnlg pc0nfo.
IIenbtA. Parson, Ja., Editor.
THURSDAY. IrCTOBER 12. 1871.
A. I Wilcox hai Wo aleoted to the
AMembly, over English, in trt dinrio,
tompoeed of the eounties of Cameron,
Elk, tod Jefferson, by from 250 to 300
jnajority.
State Election
The State tiaa gooe Republican from
Ua to fifteen thousand majority.
VICTORY !
ELK COUNTY REDEEMED ! I
UNION TICKET AHEAD !
EARLY AND OYSTER ELECTED
Earley's Majority 150 1
Oyster's Majority 25!
Honesty I Impartiality J
Justice and Right ! !
Where is the Hing ?
'li has "folded its tent like
the Arab" and gone up
'Salt River ! "
The People Eule !
Glory enough for one day!
Following are the returns so far as
T beva been able to learn:
BENEZE1TE.
Auditor General,
Wm. MoCandleM,
David Stanton,
Suryeycr General,
James H. Cooper,
Robert B. Beatb,
Associate Judges,
f'has. Luhr,
Jeo. Dickinson,
,1 V Hunk,
Assembly,
Sdmuod English,
A I Wilcoi,
Treasurer,
Joseph Wilhelm,
O T. Earle,
Sheriff,
Jme MoCloskey,
D C Oyster,
BENZINOER.
Kntjlish,
Wilcox,
Wilhelm,
Earley,
lIcCl-skey,
Ujner,
FOX,
'.'ueCandless, majority,
English, majority,
iHouk over Dickinson,
Oyster, Majority,
Early, majority,
llrown, majority,
II OR TON,
Wilhelm, majority,
liickioson,
Luhr,
Houk,
Jones,
Wallace, majority,
lioglish, majority,
Ojsier, majority,
Campbell, majority,
Uarrctt, majority,
C A Wiloox, majority,
JAl.
"Wilhelm, major'rtj,
Ojster, majority,
JONES,
'Wilcox, majority,
Oyster, majority,
Brown, majoriiy,
Earley, majority,
Houk, majority,
Jones, majority,
Irwin, majority,
MILLSTONE.
English, majority,
Earley, majority,
Oyster, majority,
.Houk, majority,
Brown, majority,
Irwin, majority,
XIDOWAY.
Auditor General:
MeCandless, dem
Stanton, rep
80
45
80
45
85
35
50
76
50
51
81
190
23
159
53
380
3C
M
I
98
33
122
51
8
m
4
83
58
47
34
19
63
20
24
80
34
87
60
.51
45
40
.40
40
160
118
E A Wheeler, temperanoe eaafltate 1
Surveyor General:
Jama H Coeper, dem 160
TtaWt B Beatb. ran . 118
Barr Spengler, temperance eaadiAato
Aaieotate Juage,
J3Tiekinsou,
Chaluhr, , ,
J V Houk, .
Jooee,
Stat t5mV
7iwt Mmill, Ui
11
123
172
173
183
Wm Wallace, 159
Representative,
Idmund English, 133
AlVVileoi, '148
Treasurer,
Joecpn Wilhelm, 117
0 R Earley, 106
Sheriff,
James McCloskey, 137
D C Oyster, 14S
CommiMioner,
Robert Campbell, ' 138
J L Drowq, 145
Auditor,
C W Barrett, 132
Thos Irwin, 147
C A Wiloox. 134
SPRING CREEK,
David;Stanton, 31
Wm. McCandlws. 16
Robort B Beatb, 61
James H Cooper. 16
For Convention, 61
For the Amendment, 01
J V Houk, 71
Julius Jones, 70
Geo Dickinson. 5.
Charles Luhr, 6
Jessce Mearill, 63
Wm A Wallace. 16
A I Wilcox. 71
Edmnnd Eoglwh, 8
C R Earley, 73
Joseph Wilhelm, 5
D C Oyster. 74
James MoCloskey, 5
L Biorn, 73
Robert Campbell, 6
Thos. Irwitt, 73
W Barrett, 5
0 A Wilcox. 5
ST. MARY'S.
Wm. MeCxodlcss, 184
David Stanton, 20
James H Cooper, 1M
Robert B Beath, 29
Charles Luhr, 183
George Dickinson, 169
V Houk, 40
ulius Jones, 19
Wm A Wallace, 193
Jesseo Merrill. 28
Edaxund English, 189
I Wilcox, 30
oseph Wilhelm, 140
C R Earley, 71
James McCloskey, 171
D C Oyster, 29
P C Oyster 15
Robert Campbell, 187
J L Brown, 31
Clatk A Wilcox. 1 yew 180
C W Bavrctt. 3 years 1S5
homas Irwin, 31
The votes standing to the credit of
P. C. Oyster should go in with the
count for D. C. Oyster, the "P" in the
6rt name beirjr. caused by a typograpb.
cal over sight in using a "D" with the
lowcrorner.jiuashed down. Ed.
Every man is Uallr to nrculent.
"Good luck" cannot always bo de
pended upon. It will not prevent
trains running oft the track, steamboat
boilers from exploding, machinery Irom
mangling, horses from running away,
sidewalks from being slippery, tire
from burning, lightning from striking,
or injury from the careleee of others.
The questions to be answered are
precisely the an me as in fji'O insur
ance, is it not cheaper to let a relia
ble company take the risk than it is
to fake it yoursell? Is not the pro
tection offered worth more than it costs?
Every prudent man will act with ref
erence to future contingencies. Bodily
injury by accident is one of the most fre
quent causes of distress to a man's fam
ily, if fatal to him ; and to himself, also,
if only disabling bun irom business. In
either case, this mode of iioswaoce couies
to you with certain relief.
List of Grand and Traversrse
Juro
drawn for November term 1871:
OKAND JUaOP.8.
Benerette John W.Johnson, Edwin
Fletoher, D. W. Dellaas, Charles II.
Winslow, George English, Jacob S.
Johnson, J. W. Winslow.
Beozinger George Nis6, Jacob'
Vollmer.
Fox Uriah Rogers, John II. Miller,
Horace Spansonburg.
Highland 1) D. Anderson.
Horton Willis Taylor, Adam Kern-
merer, Jamea Mohan, John R, Keltz.
Jay William Ci. I nomas.
Ridgway II. 8. Thayer, Marcus
7rencb, W. S. Service.
St. Mary s Boro James Soeenoger,
George Rettgar, Anton Jessbarger.
TRAVEB4B JURORS.
Benezette William Jones, D. J.
MoDonald, Newton Johnson, Miles
Dent, W.W.Walker, Charles Chase,
John Derr.
Benxioger Peter Hebstritt. George
William Knocht, Martin Dippold.
Eox William Wood, Ellis Brown,
Andrew Howe, James R. Taylor, Martin
Ueirrick, C.' W. Rigby, Elias Moyer,
Franklin Showers, G. W. Taylor, Robert
Wonderleich, William II. Meredith.
Horton Martin Phalen, Kabert Mc
intosh, Jefferson Taylor.
Jay Joseph Dill
Jones T. L. Biown, Isaao Keefer,
Godfrey Wank, Stephen U. Smith.
Kidgway U. IS. Grant.
St. Mary's Boro Leonard Cook
Spring Creek Edward Kline, Clin
tot Faioe, Willutn GilbnUb, JauiHisamnU of tlu ani also of other iob
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j J. HE INGREDIENTS THAT
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THB WKEKLT. but with a rraatcr varletf ot
tnlsestlaasons rosrtin, and fnrnlthlni tha n
to Its saMarlbvra with sjrealw fraslmass, besaetei
It eoniea iwk a week Instead of one onlr .
THI DAILT 81 K. tS A VEAE.
A praimlnsntlr roadshi newipiuMir, with t.
Ursssi clrenlstltn in Ilia wonil. re. ntm
pendent, snd lt'rle In pontics, ail tun news
from evrrtrhor. Tir.i een.-s n eapy ; bv aiSiU
& eenu s mouth, or a rar.
TERMS TO CL.U3S. "
TDK DOLLAU WEEK I. T C5.
Five copies, on rear, separatslr a'ldretsM.
roar Hollars
Tsa entiles o Vesr, senntelv aililresisd (u
au extra eup to Ui getter up nminu).
Klakt Dollnrs.
Twsntr copies, one yenr, sepnrntelv sdtlreseA
(S id aa axirseupr Ui Uisettr op of emu).
Fifteen Dallnrm.
Flftv eoplx. ob tsar, to ons s ldress innd tha
Benu-neelE. une yenr to seller n n cif clnb),
Thlrtjr-throe Dollars.
Fiftr rnplet, one resr. 'epsrstelv S'ldrosred (and
tu euil Weekly oueye-irrou-eltrr nn of cnih),
, v Thtny-Ovo Oolliin.
. . Flit, itollars.
TO hanarnd roies, one y.-r. nsrstrlv
Sn'o'f r1h,Bj Vr trnne jel??;
THK KIMI-WEERLY SCX.
lv eoeles, ontrssr.teparstelv nfli,..t,.
- . Elaht Dollar..
on Tr. Mmsralelt addrosacd (snt
aa utn copjr to cuter up .f el m),
rilxtecn Dollurs.
tJSXD TO l it MOXET
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Son oAee, ftcw Vork Cstr.
RAILB0AB8.
PKTXADELIHIA V EEIE BAH, BOAS
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
O
N and after MONDAY, At'O. 7th, 1871,
tlie trainH on the rinlatlelchia
Erie Railroad will run as follows:
WKSTWAllll.
Mail Train leaves Philnilelphia. 7.10 p.m.
" " " Riilgway 10.0o a. m.
arrive at Erie 8.30 p. m.
Erie Exp leaves n il rniel pti ia ... 1 SO p. ra
" " " Kulgway...- iMO a. m.
" " arrivs at Krie... 7.40 a. m.
Accomoaaiion, leaves iienovn,...i.io a. m.
" ' Ridgway,..u. 4il p. tn.
" arr at hne .0ti p. m.
AKTWAUU.
Mall Train leaves Erie. 11.S0 a. tji.
" " " Riilgwny.... 4.52 p. m.
" " arrive at Unhid' n... 7.8(1 a. in.
Erie Express leaves Etie '.MR) p. m.
" " Fidgaay... 1.40 a. .
" " ar'at Thilniielphia 5.(10 p. n.
Accomodation, leaves Kane 6X0 a. an.
" Ridgwsy... 7.5 a.m.
arr at St. Miirys 8.30 am.
" leaves St. Mnrys 10. CD a m.
" arr at l!enoTo.... 6.40 p. m.
Mail Enst connccle eatt and weit at Erin
wlthLS&MH K W and at Cony and
Irvinetoh with Oil Creek, and Allegheny il
R W.
Mail West with we?t bound Irnins on 1,
S & M 8 R W and at Corry and Irvineton
with Oil Creek and Allegheny R R W.
Warren Accommodation vast uud wift
with trains on L 8 and M 8 R eaut aort
west and at Corry with O C mid A It U. . .
Erie Accommodation East nt Corry and
Irvineton with O C and A R R W.
Eltuira Mail and ItnH'nlo Express maVe
elose conneciiuu at Willinnisporl with N O
R W trains north aud south.
Catawissa passenger trains will be run
east from Williamsport on Elraira Mail.
MM. A. li.VLimiN.
Gen'l Ptip'U
NEW TIME TABLE.
Commencing June 5th, 1ST!.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R. R.
TOE BEST ROUTE BETWEEN PITTS
BURGH AND l'OINTS ON -'THE
l'HIL'A. & ERIE R. B.
ooisa soitu.
Pay Express leaves Oil City at 2 10pm
Arrives at Pittsburgh " 55 p in
Night Express leaves Oil City 9 45 p in
Arrives at Pittsburgh 6 40am
Mail leaves Oil City 9 45 a in
Arrives at Pittsburgh 6 00 p nt
OOINO MOUTH.
Bay Express leaves Pittsburg at 8 35 a ra
Arrives at Oil City at 3 05 p m
Night Express leaves Pittsburgh 10 10 p m
Arrives at Oil City 5 f5 a m
Way Passenger leaves Pittsburgh 12 SO p ov
Aarrives at Oil City J 45 p nt
Close Connections made at Corry for
Pittsburgh with trains East and West on
P. & E. U. R.
Pullman Pallaco Drawing Room Sleep,
ing Cars on Night Express Trains between
Corry and Pittsburgh.
Ask for Tickets via Aiiegneny alley k.
R.
J. J. LAWRENCE. Gen. Supt.
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