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y.? 'drtw&miirv&iitB. aaaEv
1 Steaik
Henry A.. Parsons, Jr.
Editor
TL7UB51UY, FEimARY 6, 1874.
TUB BEMESAL ELECTION LAW.
y T?o print eteewlierc tlie general elec
tion bill as it goes to tho Governor for
his signature. It has the distinction ol
fcf inp the first law framed undor tho new
Constitution. We presume it is as fair
and non-partizan measure of the kind as
crcr emanated from the Legislature, ond
amendments proposed were considered,
throughout the long discussions on the
hill, not ca tho basis of their political
heatings, but solely on the principal
vrbether the? would subserve pure elec
tions. It is bnvcly possible there will bo
fcvnndliDjr under this bill, but o mani
fold are tho guards contained in it, and
in the Constitution itself, that a com
munity that now tolerates electoral
frauds merits no better f;ito. It goes as
Jar ns any law should go, and if the
people ot any city avo not capable cl tak
ing sonic little part in defending their
rights, such communities deservo nil
the oppositions of tho "rounder" and
"bollox-box stuffer," There have botn
complaints of frauds from Philadelphia
until the people have become nauseated
by them. It they are continued uuder
this law, the capacity ot that city for
self-government will bo questioned.
Aside frcm the provisions necessary
to curry into effect the constitutional de
finition of the qualification;! cf e'ectms
and direct the conduct cf elections, there
re not many changes from the law ol
1SG9' with which our people are famil
iar. The canvaFS cf the votes of. the
county must be made under the direct
ion of the Court of Common Pleas, on
the second day after the election. The
meeting of the return juclpresis abolished.
This will bo objectionable in many pr.rts
of the State, and is open to the genera!
criticism that it introduces into cur ju
dicial system political questions which
will undoubtedly, at interval1-, ftrcnprly
excite the public mind. One thin;; is
certain, it will vol clovnta the judicial
stctidtrd in tie Etate, this making ol
our judges tho ctijtodians r.nJ counters
of election rc-ten:-, aucl nibitvary of the
Toiitioa! (ilL'V-u-: ; jpvc'.vrd. 1-iit
, this was a ccnco'.-si.-.n to Vi'SV.l-.'.lpih to
enable tint city to vi.i i'.-At of that faun
tain of political i.ii ;h.'..t, its Tjcurd of
P.eturn Jadtc, nvi ;is It will have
to be borr.R in-.' 11 cxpmr.'v Kikc It so
tbnoxicua to the p.uip'j c" t!.e rani dis
tricts that toey will Ocmat-J a return to
the old method
The annuel registry of voters made bj
the ward and township nsr-esse-rs must be
made in Juno, atid cc:np!rtpd with ail
their corrections, so as to be returned to
tho County Corjmwsioners two months
before tho 2.'ovnubcr election that is,
early in September. This is to carry
iuto effect the Ccnstitational provision
acquiring vot?r.i to ho csscased two
months pjir to tho election.
Tho pcnaiitic'i in the law on fraudu
lent attenpta at YCti-.v, rioting; at the
toils, and on corrnpt and lawless uleo
ion officer?, assessors and overseers, t
aether with the stringent regulations
for administering c.iths to judges and in
spectors (often neglected), with the
otLer provisions of the bill, should give
the people of the State fair elections, an
henest count, end a true return. That's
ail any body desires, and no honest man
will bo content with less. Pittsburgh
Evening Tdt'jmph.
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FLORAL GUIDE
JP03 1874,
2C0 PACES; ECO 2NGSAVINP3, and
COLORED PLATES. Published quarterly
at ccn(3 a Year. First No, for 1871 has
been issued. A Cernuu Edition r.l s.wne
price Address
JAMES VICK, Pocbestcr, N. Y.
JF YOU Y ANT TO BUY
GOODS CHEAP
00 13
JAMES H. J3AG5RTT
Main Etreat, Eidjway, Fa.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOOTS
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE, WOOD AND
WILLOW-WARE,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
ALarge Stock f
(Jrocertes and Provisions.
The BEST I3RANE3 or FLOUR
Constantly cn hand, add sold as cheap
as tie CHEAPEST.
JAMES II. HAGERTl'.
lk7. Advertisements.
TVJ Ui'H.'K is hereby g.veu that the Com
JJv luiti ionciu ol Llk County wi!l meet,
iu their otiioo in Kidgway, la., on Friday ,
lebruaiy UOth, lb7l, lor tho pu-poee of le
vicwing the Military Enrollment of 1074 ut
which time and ploce persons feeling them
selves apgricved by said enrollment can at.
lend if they ee proper. The aBBeeBors of
the several townships are requcBtcd to be
in attendance. By order cf the board.
C, II. MoCALLEY, Clerk.
Ridgwny, Tft., Jan. Gib, 1874. n50.
notice.
The appeals will be lield la the gevaral
loYDubip of Elk County, as follow:
Spring Creek township, at the bote of
Thos. Irwin, Fridy, Feb. 8d, 1S74.
Millstone township, at the house o Hiram
Banght, Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 184.
Ilurton townfhip, at the house of Or R.
Clnrk, Friday, Feb. Oth, 1874.
Fox township, at the McCauley House,
Satunday, Feb. 7tb. 1874.
Jay towsship, at the house of Miohaol
Spauglcr, Tuesday, Feb. 10th, 1S74.
lieuczette township; at the Uenczclte
Hotel, Wednesday, Feb. 11th, 1874.
Jici'xingcr township, at the house of Jos.
tVindfeldor, Friday, Fe6. 13th, 1874.
El. Mary's, Uoro., at the house of Joi.
WiuUfeldei-, Saturday, Feb. 14th, 1874.
Jones (owuuhip, at the house of Mattin
Sowers, Tuesday F'eb. 17th, 1874.
Highland township, at tho house of
Thos. Campbell, Wednesday forenoon,
Fob. 18th, 1874.
llidgway towrship, nl the Commis
sioncr s olliec, F'eb. l'.llh, andOtb.
For Unseated Lands at tho Commission'
cr'Bofiscc, Feb. l'Jth, nud 20th.
At which lime and place persons fcelibg
tce-jiEelves uggrieyed by the assessment of
lr"4 can attend if they see proper. By
order of the beard.
C. if. McCACLEY, Clerk.
Ridgway, P., Jan. 6lb, 1874. nlO.
P
UYSiClANS AND DRUGGISTS.
A prominent Now Y'ork physician lately
complained to Dundaa Dick, about his San
dn'wood 0:1 Cnpsulas, Btatir.g that some
times they cured miraculoitsly ; but that a
ptiiont of his had taken thtin for eomctir.i
without cticct. On being informed that
several imitations were made and sold, he
inquired and found that his patieat had
been taking cansulas sold in bottles, and not
LINDAS LICK & CO S.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, and DL'NDAS DICK &
I'U., taie this method of protecting "Oil of
Sandalwood" Iron this disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the
CnpsuluB will CONTINUE Tu LO SO, tor
the., contain the 1'1'liE OIL ia the LF.ST
AZiD C It L API. ST form.
OIL OF SANLLEWOOD is fact super
f cding every ether remedy, sisly Cr-psu!es
tM.1 being required to insure a sate and
tcvluin cure in six or eitrht clavs. Frcm
i.o other meuicine can this result be had.
Lick's Sen Catsvlks solve the prob
lvm Joi:g considered ty tnany eminent phy
siciiir.s, of liow to avuid the nausea nnddis
gut experienced in swuliowing, which are
well liiiuwn to detract irom, it not destroy,
the good eli'ccU cf many vaiualjlo remedies
Soft Capsules aie put up in tin-foil and
neat boxes, l li illy in each, arid are the
enly capsules prescribed by Physicians.
361?" THESE TfEIlE THE ONLY CAP
SULE3 ADMITTED TO THE LAST
PARIS EXPOSITION.
C'.'iil for Circular to C5 Wooster St., N. Y
SOLD AT ALL EBUQ STOEES.
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1874,
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Firmly believing that the world moves,
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stantly increasing, the proprietors of tho
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western cities with tho most perfect and
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they do ool keep, and they have
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THAN THE CHEAPEST 1
Ridgway, May 1st, 1873.
EV STAGS ROUTE.
J. V. UUXN8, l'roprictor.
The aubseriber having seeured the con'
tract fer carryiig the U. 8. Mail between
RETNOLDSTILEL Jt lROCWATVILLg
has placed on that road a lim f baa
Hacks leave the Ixcbang flitel
ReynoldviU every Tuesday, Taarsday and
Saturday oa th arrival of tka SrooKville
stage, and retaru tha tame day. These
hacks aonnaot at Broekwayville witk tke
Uidgway ttaf to, making aoBBeetiaa wi k
train m tk ?. Ji S. Road, botk tail aad
west. Xvery attentiea t th aaaifart f
vatrta i Uit Iim will h fry, om
TLB 1 ANYQUANTITF.
THADB HAM
THE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.
want reliable and energetic Agents int'liis
County. The "VICTOR" is a Lock-stitch,
Shuttle Machine, with Self-setting Needle,
beat furnished and most perfect Machine
oTered. An inoreaia of over SO per
cent, on sales of 1872 over 1871. For
Terms &c, Add-ess.
VICTOR KEWINO MACHINE CO.,
1?27 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
nSOtS,
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From and after Mond.-.y, Feb. Dth b?,.
Trains will run on this Road as follows:
Leaves Earley 7 'M a. tu., arrives at
Daguscahonda Junction 8 10 a. m., con
necting with Accom. east 8 14 a. in., and
with Mail west at 9 15 a. m.
Leaves Daguscahonda at 0 20 a. ns.
arrive at Earley 10 00 a. in. Leaves
Earley 3 30 p. ru., and arrives at Dagus
cahonda at 5 00 p. m., connecting with
Mail east at y 0!) p. ur, and Accommo
dation west at 5 4(5 p. m.
In caso P. & E. trains arc late, Dheu3-
cahonda train holds twenty nJnutes be
yond tho above time, ;
Jicketa should aiviays be procured
before leaving stations.
C. B. EARLEY, Lis-.se.
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STATIONARY 8 F0BTS3LEV-
The Befit ii Host Comnlcto Acaortnioil
In tlie MaVket.
VheBk ttftndard of cxcUenM. "Wo mwfo t'os
mimuf&cturo of Kocfir.'fl, Zioiln and Paw Mills s
pedalty. "We bare thelartrect anil mot oonj)iet
orka of the kind in the oountry, vitla inaciiiasrf
epwiailjr ftiiapto'l to tUa -wort.
Wo keip conscnctly in jirocm Hrrrn rrTiibTfl of
EDincM, vrhich fiirnua at tha very l.vj7e?i't prices
peoi'tlly adrtpt4 to ilincR, Saw Mills, (Jri-it MiUa,
Tanni.Tic- CoHon Criua, Thresiierj fciid aUeluseos
of Trianitt;ncturiiiir.
Va ar- ntw buiMir.gr the eslebrVetl Tan Cirmi
!w fearr Mill, Ua9 txL and most ooaiploio law mili
ver invento-JL i
"We mnkQ tlw? micnfaoiu of Hftw Slill cnWffl a
BTciftl fcatuTfj of our fciuip.f, ad Cia furaiaU
o6raTl(;tn on the ahorteat notioe.
Ouruimin rulc ia to furnish tlitest m
ftbii:ry in th mRjket, and work abolutIy uo
tqiiaifl for bmnty of tlr vt n, econMrny and atreuy ctu
Bend for Circular and I'rioo List.
UTICA CTEAPfl EWCsNE CO.
f . . .-riS t -
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31k County BIrcctcry.
rrcsMent Jr.l'-? T.. P. Vctmur?.
Additional Li-v Judge IIju. J no. P
Vincent.
A-feci::.; a Jaitfct CiR3. Luhv, J V
Ilcuk.
District Attorney J. K. V, Er.il.
Shcrit!' D. C. Oyster.
I'rothonot!,ry j'c, Fred. Schocnlng.
Trensurw C. It. Enrloy.
County Superintendent ftufus Lucoro.
Commisstoiiers Kobt. CampbeM, John
B.irr, Geo. Ed. Weia.
Auditors Clark A. Wilcox, George P.
Messenger, iind C. W. Enrrett.
County Surveyor Geo V ilmsley.
Jury Comniis.;i mors. Joseph Kerner.
and Charles Men'..
Ayer'ss Cathartic Pills,
For the relief and
cure of nil derange
mentJ in tho etom
oeh, liver, and bow.
el3. Theyaro h mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative
lieinir nnrelv voire-
tatjle, they contain
no mercury ormine-
. ral hatever. Much
serluitH sicKncRS aua
sufl'erinjr ia prevent
ed liv their timelv'
nse ; nnd every tnmily should have them on hand
for their protection ami relief, when required.
Lonff experience has iroved tliem to bo the saf
est, buiPot, and bel ol' all tho fllla with which
the HK.rkiH ahouinlfi. Ily their occasional nee,
tins blood is uui iileil, tho eomiptions of the sys
tem expelletl, obbtruetions removed, and tho
whole machinery of lil'o restored to its healthy
activity. Internal oi lcans which become clogged
and sliisirih are cleansed by Ajer' I'M, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
ia channcd into lieslth, the value of which chango,
when reckoned on the vatt multitudes who cn jiiy
it, can hardly bo computed. Their sugar coating
make them iileaant to take, ami preserves their
Virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so
that they nro ever fresh, and perlcrtly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate,
w ithout disturbance to the cnnbtilutiou,ordiet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on tho wrapper to
each box, how to use tiiein as a Fumily rnysic,
nod for the following complaints, which UiedU
'iHn rapidlv cure:
For IP.mp'eiiaiK or TwIifrrMloa. Y.iatlein.
b, R.kkiig'uur and uf .fciieji(o,they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For tlTrr Comittaint and it vai ions Kymp
tom, 14lliuiin Ueiiilu4.-hn, 0ick ll-mi
Hchti. JuiiomHc or ftti'fva 9il-LnAkM,
loci folic and EJillouu vci, they chould
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action r remove tho obstruction which
cause it.
For Itytvnterr or niurrliva, but one
mild dose is generally refpured.
For AlhiiHiui'm. toii. Gravel, Pal'
Sftuticm of tht Hrart, KMta ia
iil, Hick and Iina, they should be contin
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of tlie system. With ench change tuoeo
coinplaintB ciifiippear.
For lilrop.y and ISropaital Swelling,
they shouhl be'taken in lai'ge and freiiuent dooea
to prodime ttie e licet of a drastic purge.
tor fiui!r4Kntn, a largo dose should be
taken, aa it produces Urn deshed cilect by byin
patliv. A? a Dinner rill, take onn or two I'iMj to
proinoto digestion and relieve the stomach.
An ocea-ional dose stimulates the utomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates tho
system. Hence it is oilen advantageous whero
no serioua derangement exists. Une who fcela
tolerably well, often llnds that a dose of theso
J-iia makes him iccl decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating eiTect on the digestive
apparatus.
TKEPAliEn P.V
Dr. jr. C. ATER& CO., l'r act leal ChomlstB,
LOWELL, MASS., V. H. A.
FOB SALE CY ALL DKUUUI9T3 tVUVWUZEl
EdV'J J. j VANS & Co.,
KCr.SEIiTMEN AND SEED3ME5,
TUBS', PKXN'a
iiJrCataloguea Mailed to Applicants"g
Refer (by permission) to
Hos, J. Blati, Ttaskinglon, D. C.
WtBcmi. Hojt 4 Cam, TxmU., Task, 1
CHARLES HOLES,
Watchmakar, Engraver and Jeweler,
Main street, ltidgway, Pa. Agent fer the
Howe Sewing Machine, and llortoa Qeld
Pen. Repairing Watches, ete, dose witk
be aame aoouracj aa eejsjeoor. fiUis-
Eteam Engines.
BUSIftfcSS CARDS.
O. A. RATI1BUN,
Attorncy-at-law,
Bidgway, I'".
2 2tf.
IiVFUS LUC011E,
AltornecAt-Lav,
Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. Offieo is
Hall'g new Erick Building. ClaiX fee
collention promptly attended to.
v3nlly.
UALL A At' CA ULEY,
Attorneys-at-Ew.
Office in New Brick Baildisg, Uttk H
Ridgway, Eik Co., Fa. vlbftt.
REYNOLD'S 119 USD
HITNOLESVILLE, JEFFXBSfiV CO, Uk
II. 8. BELNAP, Paorw mi
J, o. w. bailey,
ATTORNEY-AXLAW.
vlniftyl. Ttidgway, Elk County, Tm
Agent for the Traveler's Life and Attd
dent Insurance Co., ef Hartford, Coaa.
JAMES D. FULLERTON, '
Snrgecn Dentist, having permaneatly lo
cated iu Rigway, offers his professional ier
vices to the citizens of Ridgwuy and sur
rounding; country. All werk warranted.
Oibco in Service & Wheeler's Building, p
stairs, first door tp the left, 73-n-oii-ly
G. G. MESSENGER,
Prnggist and Paraccutist, N. W. eorntf
of Main nnd Mill street?, Kidgway, Pa. A
full assortment of carefully selected For
eign and Domestic Drugs. l'rriptio
carefully dispensed at all hours, day r
night. vlaly
J. S. B ORD WELL, M. D.,
Eclectic Physician nnd Surgeon, has remov
ed his cilice from Ceutre street, toMaia St.
ttidgway, En,, iu the second story ef th
ucw brick building of John 0. Hull, oppo
site Hyde's store,
Ofliee hours: 8 to 9 a" m: 1 to 2 p, an. 1
3 p. m, jan i Til
T. X. HARTLEY. M. D.,
Physician and Sargeoa,
Ridgway, Pa. OGicu in Walker's Bi '.uint
Special attention given to Surgery. Office
house Iroin 8 u. ni. to 10 p. m. ItesiUeae
oa corter of South and Court street!, p
jioii'.o the new School House, All lh
procptly attended to. vlu2yl.
11YDE- HOUSE,
EmuwAY, i.k Co., Pa,
W. II. SCIlilAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage hemtefore
so liberally bestowed upon aim, the aev
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict at
tention to the coiui'ort and convenience of
guests, to merit a continuance i the
.'jatno.
Oct 80 ISO!?'.
BUCK! AIL HOUSE.
Kans, McKeaii Co,, To.
B. B. LOOKER, Proprietor.
1'liutkfiii for the patvontigo l.ertofi S "
liber ill towed upon him, the mew pre
priulur, hopes, by paying strict attu
iu tlie coiulort and cotivcuieaoo of (tkieitt,
iu mt'i it a c'OiitiuHv.iK'e of the same. l'h
cuty k'-ubkii for horsea iu Kane and well
kept igUt or day. IIU attaclied ! the
lloisl. ln2iiyi.
HALL Jb BKO.,
Attorneys - ct JL.tt
Si'. xMAllY'S,
ELS COvl'TY, rSTL7AIA.
JOJNU. UALL IAS. x. r. tkim
KERSEY HOUSE,
CtNiauviLLE, Elk C., Th,
Jchk Collins, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronate keretelera
urt 1, li., t,uotr.wu, h,',n tl, m
i - i . i , w i o
rrn r. nnlni1. nriiis. hv Tiavimr stl'lil aL-
touiiou lo the comfort and convenient
of guests, Dmerii a oattnuxiee tf lk
sain.
V. W. HAYS,
PBALEtt II
Dry Gosds, Notions, Grccerlwti
and, Csncral Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA.
MCarley JP. i.
Tl47tf.
JAMES rEX FIELD,
(Sucefsor to W. C. K !.)
US A LEU I.f
tB? ajors, ghocesiss, rsoTisiois
PHODUCE, FllUITS, kt.
v3n7tf. West End, lliu'gway, I'kt " "
FRED. SCHOEXIXG,
WIIOLUSALK AND RETAIL VHitUM 13
PIANO-FOHIii, OilUANS,
SlIIiliT MUSIC,
and MUSIC BOOKS
Pianos nnd organs to rent aad rtutal p
flied if purchased,
i'rotlioiioirtiy's Office, PidgwayJ Pa,
v-'uJOU.
'pO.TilE CITIZENS OF PENNSYL
i VANIA. Vour oticution ia specially
invited to the fact that the National Bunks
are uow prepared to receive subscriptions
lo the Capital Stock ot the Ceuleunial
loaid of linance. The funds realized from
this source are to be employed in the erec
i:ou of tlie building lor the International
Exhibition, and the expenses connected
with the saate. It ia confidently believed
that the Keystone State will be represented
by the name of every oitizen alive to patri
uiio commemoration of the on hundredth
birth-day of the nation. The shares of
stock are offered for $10 each, and sub
scribers will receive a handsome engraved
Uertibcato of Mock, suitable for framing
and prenervution as a national memorial.
Interest at the rate of six per cent, per
L annum will be paid on all payments of Cen
tennial block trom date ot payment to
January 1, lbTO.
Subscribers who are not'near a National
Bank can remit a check or post oflict ordoc
to Ike undersigned,
FREU'K. F HALEY, Treasurer,
VKU Wurut ik, YkdV
Aug 1870. tf.
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