It V Demit A. I'arsoss, J a. - - KJitor THURSDAY, JANUARY 2:, 18.5. Tbo following articla from tho Erie Dispatch in relation (o TrcsiJcntial elcolions, we think very pcnsib'e, anil to tlio point. Nothing, we have seen cm boJies our sentiments better: Tho proposed amendment to the national constitution framed by tha Committee on Privileges and lilcctions aad in ton -tied to provide for tho election of Presi dent and Vice President IJ a diract popular vote, is not brought forward a day too soon aorshculi its discussion and adoption bo postponed by any con sideration whatever. It has been the good fortune of the Republic to escape, thus far, tho evils whiuli tin Electoral System embodies, but the story of some of the hot and violent election strujles ol the past ought to warn us that, we are not safe till every possibility of carrying our most important election by trickery, and contrary to tho popular will has been forever removed. Tho fiu!t ol the Election- plan is that it throws tho entire vote of every state into tho scale iu favor of a einslula te who may perhaps have but n bare ma jority of supporters in that State or who may be able to secure a greater or lei-s majority by fraud, while his opponent is the real choice of the peopla. It h:u frequently happened that the Electoral vote of one of the large states has du ' cided the Presidential contest, and the fait that the chief nuislrute's chair is at the mercy of tho gan of bail"t-stnf-i'ers who may chance to be ahead in one state by ever go small a majority makes us; fearful of any furthor reliance en the plan of choosing the President by Elec tors. The celebrated election of 1344 was nUvays claimed as a fraudulent one by Whigs, whose candidate, IleDry Clay, was defeated by IVilc by a majority of 0,000 votes in the stat of New York. Had Clay received the Electoral vote ol Xew York ho would have been de clared President and there was obuud ant evidence to show that, in r.ct, that state as carried by tho Democrats only by a proline distribution of fraudu lent ballots throughout the several counties and by the most barefaced re peating on the part of tho iaukand file. The proposed Constitutional Amend ment provides that the President and Vice Presiueut shall be elected by a direct vote of the people in each Con gressional District of the Uuion, which wou'd largely deerea-io if not utterly do 'n; w UL 'the" chalices ot coHTIolTrnj; the election by fraud. One vote is giv en to each District and the candidate who carries the majority f Districts in each state secures two votes from the state at lare. If tlte state is 'j equally divided each candidate takes one vote from tho state at largj and a majority of all tho votes elects. The plan is simple, clear in all its workings and un objectionable in evcy way. If some method of this kind is not adopted we tuay expert sariou-i complications at every recurriug election which will some time be aggravated to a deter mined appeal to arms by a disappointed candidate aud his pariisins. The country cannot afford that such dis graceful scenes as are uow convulsing Louisiana should ever follow the occur rence of a national election and bo re enacted in all the States of the Union. Lumber Traia, It is stated iu a memorial preseuted U Congress by the lumber dealers of Cue United States that the sum of 144.. 000,000 is invested in- this' industry with an annual produttion of 210,000, 000, afTordiag employment to 200,000 moo. It is also declared in tha evna pi per that bis states produce more than La'if the largo amouut named, viz; New York, Maine, Pcnnsylvun'a, Michi. gan, JJiunesota, and Wisconsin. The ag gregate amouut of their production is $112,949,237. Pennsylvania rauks firt, with an annual production of S28,iU53, 985. New York standfsecond, producing timber to tho amount of $2l,23S,23S giving employment to 15,400 men. The amount of pine and hemlock tim ber yet standing in the forests of the timber States is estimated at 225,000, 000,000 feet. Besides this, Canada aad California have each 100,000.000 feet thus nearly doubling the aggregate total of timber no (he North American continent. This is a feeruinly inex haustible amount of timber from which to draw ia the future. Dut statistic show that if the present rate of destroy, iog timber is continued for a fifth of a century the supply will be so limited as to be seriously felt in the markets of this tountry. All the timber States should take steps to protect this source of wealth froaa heedless spoliation. ReynoMuille Herald. The silver and gold ore veins from Newbury port Mass., mine, bare lien traced 15 miles into New Hampshire. NEWS. The lion. Garnet MoMHnn, member of Congress-elect from Georgia, is dead. The Maino Democratic' legislative caucus nominated JoIid C. Talbot for Uaitcd States Senator. Charles A. Stevens, Pepuhlicnn has been elected to Conresin the Tenth Mas?ashuet!s District to fill the unex pired term of the lulo Alvah Crocker. Richmond, Va., January 15. The House of Delegates pas-ted joint resolu tions denouncing the interference of the United States officials in the affairs ol Louisiana. Robert Edmonds, tho founder and owner of tho packet line on the .Tamos river and Kanawha canal, died in Rich mond Va. 15 inst.. aed 07 ycHis. Iln was a native ol Vermont, and bad been a resident of Richmond over forty years. Sprioj:deld, Ills, January 15. At tho Convention of Miners' Associations yesterday delegates were present repre senting twenty thousaud miners. A resolution was adopted lavoriug arbitra tion nud denouiiciog strikes. Cincinnati, January 15. The city nfScers yesterday cnminenoed wmk breaking up the traffic and nwucrshi p ot Dadaii children. A number ol ar rests were made. The children will be sent to the House of Refuse and the owners tried for brutal treatment. John Fly mi, who w.is convicted a few days 20 in Suubnry, Pa., of murder iu the second degree, escaped from jail on FriJay night with u'uother convict, whom he 'orcfd to bum a hole through (he cell door, and then pick the lock. Fly on keeping guard with a revolver. President Grant has received four let ters from Democratic sources threaten ing him with assassination. Saturday morning's Xationnl U pullinn s;iy that one of thio would-be nsnassins warns the President to make his pe;ce with God, as lie will surely meet the deserved fate of Abraham Lincoln. Pittsburgh, Jan. 12. A fire at Mon terey Station, near Parker's City, to night destroyed the railroad depot, a two-story dwelling house and livery sta ble. Tho fire originated in the depot and is supposed to have caught by a defective flue. Loss not ascertained, but probably 820,000. The deputy constable appointed to look after tho children employed in the lactones in this State has presented his report to the Governor. lie declares thut in Massachusetts tiiuic nre (i(!,00'J children growing up in ignorance, in consequence of their employment sit too early an ego, and too czchiMvely iu fac to; ies. Jersey City, January 14 At shaft number five of the Dc-lawaro'atid Lacka watia tunnel, where three men were re cently kilied by the falling of a bucket, an explosion of rend rock powder occur red early this morning, requiting in in juring C. Cooper, Patrick Hale aud Michael Donnelly. The men are se verely wouudtd aud will be crippled or blinded lor lite. The trial of a notorious counterfeiter, Tom lialijrd, is to begin at Albany ou the l'Jtli iimt. Atier his conviction, whiiVt irom tlic orcrwltcltijiug evideucc ugaiusi hiiu is a foregone eouclusiou, it is possible thut the government may suspend punishment to give a chance o! showing il he can substantia; his asser tion thiii lie pusaesses ttie secret ot manufacturing bank notes that cauuot be counterfeited, Stroudshurg, Pa., January 13. The case ot the liens ot Mouive Snyder uguinct the Peuu.-jlvaniu Mutual Lile lusuiauce Company to recover tho lace ot a life policy, paymeut of which was relumed on the grjut,u that deceased hud committed fuioido with iuteut to defraud, was Closed to-day with a vcr uict lor the pljiutith fur 10,45'J. Motion wiil be argued lor a utw tiul ui Mauth Cliuuk, ou the lit ot February. Gold has been fouiid n?ur Peter borough, N. 11. Average samples ol the veiu produced at the rate ol over 20 per ton assayed by workLig process. A company has been formed in Doston to work this miue, with u cipitul ol $50. 000, all paid iu. A tweuiy-s-tauip mill, with Rue's electiu amalgamating process, has beeu ordered iu this city, aud is to be m nuibiug order at the mine ou tho 1st of Lii'XC Apiil. Washington, Jan. 13 The Secre tary ol tho Treasury estimates the ap propriations required-to supply detioitii cilb lor the service ot the Usual year i-ndiug June oO, 175, and prior years; Siute Dcpartmeut, 2ci,7ti4; Treasury, 6204,707; War, 11S,707; xMuvy, fclo, o'7; Interior, $171, odti; total 892, UjI. the Secretary of the Interior asks a deficiency appropriation of i;5O,U0O lur the so-.ienaucu and support ol the Chevcuue, Arapahoe, Apache, Kiowa, Couiaucue, loliita Iudiaus in the iu diau Tcriitory. Westchester, Pa., Jan. 11. Tho Government paper mills on the West chester aud Philadelphia Railroad, tour miles irom here, were plu3ed under charge ot a Government uieplive ou Saturday last. Yesterday lilty-eight ladies liem the Treasury Department anivedat the mill aud will at onoc pro ctcd to lake au account of ttie stock on hand, it is alleged ihat borne ot the paper bus been fouud iu the possession ol parties who inteud using it lor no hooet purpose. About 100 iheets were obtaiued iu porno manor uukuowu by a p;ounueut member of Congress, who immediately leported the case to the Secieiary ot the Treasury, hence this examination, the result ol which uone can surmise. The' affair is kept entirely quiet, the p.rty hern claiming that liiey are makiug ibe uuual yeaiiy count, but as it is only a tew weeks ao thut the count was uudi, and cousiuei ing the fact that the paiiy leit Washing ton on Sunday night, (heir depanuie us well as their mission bemg kept a pio louud secret outside o! ihu Treasury Department, aud the taiirrc to uotity tho superinteudeot of the mills ot their intended couiug, tend to strengthen the statement (hut something is wrong. nWTrmnn mnr- Eiuiiia N. 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Hut liirin(f tbt past twenty ynr treatr-l iiKWcitS fui!y nrly or quit 40,to6 carves. All fact con nected with ach ca am carrfully rtcorled. hthr thej be conmunlratcd by letter or in pron, or obrvd by the Doctor or titn anociata physiciaiia. Tbt latter aro all aoienliUo inodical men. All Invallda at a distance arc required to answer n extended lint nt pluin quctin, which will bt ftirtiithed by mail frt'e, or at tli offlfe. A com plete nyrteut of reeNterinB prcventB mintuke or ('onfuelon. Cane bork never consulted, except by the phj-sieUni of tlit esUblihmrnt. For free oonmiltation eer.d tar V.tt of qnoMfUmft, A fixty p4(?e pamphlet of evidoncei of succese tent fiee albo. AddretB Dr. IS. I?. F'OOTE, K2f 78S, Now York AGENTS VVAfJTED. T)n. T"ootk n the author of " Mi:mrr. Coif lioN 8:NMK,, a lo"k ttat n-arhed a rirculBtion of over ciipiee; alo, of Vims IIomb Talb, more reciifiy pi blished, winch ha old to Ihe extent of 70,'JiO ccpies ; o1o, of 'Rciencb IN SroBT," wbtcb i now being publi-lied in series. VOKTKNTB TARLKB of all, excepting the flr't-meiiiionud work (which Ib out of print), will be int free on application to either Dr. Fooir, or tho Hurray Hill Putl'ih Ing C:apay, wbow office is IVII Kht ;h Street. Aiteute bith men and wc-men wantci to icll Ibe foregoing works, to whom a liberal rofit will be allowe-I. The bcginniiBn of Kmaii fortnnet havo been made in Helling Dr. Footk'b populnr worki. "Plain IIohk Talk" Ib particu:arly adapted to adult, and " Bvtt.xr in fiionv" ii jnt th thing for the young. Suid for eContents tt.uie and see for ynurwlvr. The former answere a multitude of qiirition wlitth !odnB end cenllo men ferl a delicacy ;ibo:it nuking of their rdiyicians. There ia nothing in litcratnm at all li'ie cither f the foregoing works. "SciKXrr m Story" oan only be had of agents or of tho PuuitAQert. ' PLAIN IU MS TALK Is publlntied Iu both tbt English und (Jermao hancuacej. Ouce more, ADDrtES9 A3 ABOVE. jer's Cathartic Piil5 Ttr " r'!;.r and cure "tf-in- vf rl"'l',,i it HI- n h. li r, b -., , r a ittil'l -t JCfyii-' Vl- i'v.r, vv !p, Kiev 'fmijn v ('vrtr.iyoi-Li.il-;'-1 el hitver. li r:.'.i-:i: 'z p-ewut- l!i Ht i r- Oil I.M. i Ill- IMltrfit UiCiH llif .-).' i.-t .iT Wl ;lio v. itii wlticii V i iu: I. '.'it! pntTiihtKms of ti;e tya-u- 6 ?!;--', ?( t i ;i(n ifir.tiVitlj r.iul l!ie i fwi m -y r" 1, ifco:''! lo t'Tlltlty a -ii:t,' 1: j ii ri:..ia; u ii; U btft'oiiif.' i'K'irra u. t 4; i.l""i'ri iiy J-,tr' S'iii. jtnij r,.MiAj-V mt. 1 'i!ii. 1 hus km ipiint (ii. jse ir i:t ;he faiiiijol 1.U.L chi.tiifa jrf -i .', j't H;i;ltitil'lP8 who rnj'-y it. an uhi W .';:ini.it I. Th(?iv auirar ctytups( . ;' -;; l.i un.l priori vrt- li.eir Til,T: ii-M uj. I '" H-V h'MfcJl Of li'J.O, tO 1- t U-y -v-.' ., ...-1 j .m :.v':v ichni.k. m 'Uiu;n U y ; v un! . jni iii:rl3 v .t.CMt Jir-tui iiv.- i- Uf ri.ujtiuilK.u.o.-tl.ci. or occu : :o. fvil t; -tl'.- ?'-a m thp v-.nppcr to earii lj.it, jjw i ;j um..;i ; a I hid iy I'itvyi'-, ant1. u !; , f;i:ui"lwihw, wiii.'U Uio lor ,ie ruitr cotton. T ??Ia- atei. I . j.i.i .-.tm tf Ap;riit. ti.ey aiiotii i, . -' . 1 -jy t t tMuul&.t-ti.e etuiu kh, . A rc . i tois itnii action. fur Jl-fvr Lt't ' iiiid iu vaHoi!6 cymp. touta, I llio 12 itdatclie, KirU &rii1 akvaWc.JaakM.fli. i.r 'ff n Ml clii. 5; ?I a-iii'rtuJ JL liti'v wtmiiltl 'iitli...-irtktr i I'H fn ii -e, to mnvct tiio c v...: orrwtufe U.e oltkiructiouH nJiich rer e i- i r Jj t ' rw or I:rr3iora liut ono nci'd d )f '' I--? !ly reiriii-eii. f anewi'lt In tha h.Ar-, irjfti .u.i Attain, iJu t wiiotil l be cojitui M'iUfciy f.j;.-;i. i prjuii?:J, lo chhifO the divrnttCtl fc. n iii Hvaii. WUh uch change tiiose ec-tM..:( 'jiHtajtpenr. r-.r "f and I)rtmU1 Wwrl'bivi, Ui-y t ,u- K talen ia inrgo nmi fivfiiont ctrej to iro ! tiii ert of a drastic par;. ror . j ;i;(ri-i,if, a lnr don eliould lie tii'. aa u i'.oUuc4 the di ired eQuct by syiu pftii.. .4s." r.aMfrr Till, t.'ike one or two ViU$ to pin"; r .i'z-'4ron aiii rtievt tlir etamni h. A :i 4t;oa!viitiHj tUt-e atimulnlf the f imswh nnd I:n-.-i'., r-trtn.i tbrt appetite, ftnd i:ivi;oiatCM tho tp- v.ii. Hik it U orteu ri,Hiit:ii;eoufl where -Him tie!tnu-n;eiit ?x'-tH. One who frela ljVr!f(y vi31f Mln flnd tiiat a doe of these -iJtu iuxke Imii decidedly better, fon lliuir r; ':Bitij; and renovaliug; tJcct cm the digestive ntlirAIlKD TIT Zr..r. Cm AYE It CO., Vractital Che mitt, LOWELL, MASS., V, H. A, rCU BALK BT ALL DUUaGXSTS VCBYWllBft l.S'i3TE wl OTSVi:. I'STA'l E (IF JUUN KN'DItEAS, tale ol liecz!i';er 'l'tiwiihliip lilk Couuty (IcCfascd. Ail jrrsoua iuiltbtcd U; suiil Estate aro rciiucisted to make im mediate payment. All those, h v i 1 7; lc;al claim nuiiist the Kjme wiil pit bent them witliout delay iu proper urJcr lor bcttlouieat. to SOl'lUA ENDREAS, MALI UN SOUG, n41 6. Executors. i F YOU WANT TO BUY GOODS CHEAP GO 10 JAMES II- IIAOERTY Main Street, F.idgway, Pa. Dlty GOODS, NOTULN'S, JIOOT SjliOES, HATS AND OAl'j?, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, WOOD AND WILLOW. WAR li, TOUAUL'O AND CIGARS. A Large Stock of Groceries and Frovicions. The BEST BRANDS of Fl.OUK Ccustuiitly 011 bund, uud fcold as chuup u. imt no. I u. : r 1 crvrr 't. '.'- I rot ' - r vif? ?'s jil 1.,. an tiie LUbAJ'hBi. JAMES II. HAGERTY. O. A. UAi lilMW, . Attm-ucy nt-lw, Uidgway, Pa. 2 2 If. liUFUlS LUVUKE, Altorney-nt-Law Rirlpwny, Elk Co., Pa. Office in Unit's new Drick liuilding. Claims far collection promptly attended to. v;!nl ly. HALL & Ai'VAlLEY, Attorneys-at-Lw. fta'ice in New Trick Building, Main St! Kiday, Elk Co., Pa. vUn-lf. J, V. II. BAILEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. vlni.,yl. Ridgway, Elk County, Ta. Agcut for the Traveler's Lifo and Accl dent Insurance Co., of Jlurtford, Conn. JAM EH I). 1 I'LLLKTOX, Surgeon llenlist, lmving permanently lo tiiiiril iu liignny, olliis liia prolessionul aer vices to tin; caucus of liulgway anu sur roniitlini countiy. All work warranted. Oiliuo iu urvile Wlievler's liuilding, up Kiaii'3, first door lo (lie It'll, TB-n-UJ-ly VIlAiCLLS 11 OL E IS, Watcliiuiikpr, Kngrnver and Jeweler, Main siii it, liiilgwny, l a. Agent lor tli iione ?enjg Mauluue, aud Morlou GoM l'en. lit'piiiniig Wuicies, etc, doc. with lio eauie accuracy 113 heretofore. Sntia uction gmuiiutei.'d. vlnly G. G. JlESSEAGEit, Druggist and l'ariiceutisl, N. W. cornet of iliun und Mill sti-cciis Kidgway, l'n. lull a.-Hori iiil-ii t ol' cnreluliy seltclcd Fop titn una Dome-tie Drugs, l'reserlptions i .11 f'.ully dinpi;iijid at all lioius, tiny cr nig lit. lny.y T. HARTLEY. M. )., l'liysiciiin una burgeon. Ullice iu Ji u 8lore, coriier llroad and .Minn Mi, Jiesi'ii.'iice cointr Lrond St. opposite tlit; Colhge. Ullice hours fiaiu b 10 i) A. M. nud iiom 7 lo b 1'. M. vluJj I. J. 6 B UK J.' WELL, M. V., i.i-'ooiio I'll si(;iim mul Surgeon, hnsremov id hit ulucc Irom ('nin e Mieel, tu Main tit. i. iil.L ny. I n,, 111 ilic M'i'oi.d ttory of the uuiv Ipiitk Liiil'img oi J jiiii G. Hall, cjpo sii'! Ii Jo's Bltiru. (jliiec ii'jiii l. b lo 0 a" m: 1 to 2 p, ni. 7 j.iu U 7d HYDE UOVtiE, UlliUWAY, liLKCo., l'A. W. II. SCII RAM, Proprietor. T!i:nil;lul for the patronage heretofore "O iiljcraily lit-iowi'J upon him, the nc j 'ixpi itlor, hopes, by paying Btrict in itiiiiou to the cinulort and convenience ot i'-ioftc, 10 merit a coniinuauce oi Ihe I-..UIIV. Oct 00 18G9. BUCK TAIL JJOL'HE, Kane, McKean Co., Pa. II i:. I.noKKK, I'l-tipvietor. Thiuii ini lor the ( iitronagc hcreiot'oi so Kljcrat'y IksIuhciI upon him, the new pro j in lor, h:.pe., liy paying sirict attention 1 o lie colli ..i t and convenience of guesfs. 10 nii.i'it a coutinuunce of ihe name, i he i-iiiy tmlilc!) lor liurses in Kane and well ingin cr uny. jiuu aiiacneu 10 lli UlilCI. VlUOVl. KEUil-EY JO CUE, C'BXTKfcviLLK, Elk Co., Pa. John CoM.iNg, Vtoprietor. Tliankliil for the patronage huretoloi so Iliun-illy iies'.iiwed upon him, tho new jroji'ietor, lu.pes, Iiy paying Btrict at niiiir.n io the comlor: acd convenience I guotts. t 'merit a coniinuuuce of the dilute. J'. II'. JAVS, llKAI.E. IN Ery Goods, llotions, Grccorics, and General Variety, FOX, ELK CO., PA. llartcj I". if. vln47tf. &tx b. n n a 1 a j k.J W m .&a PLAYING CARDS. TII3 2E:T-TII33 CII3APEST. STH 'SHU'S Chtiipest kind made, ni'a I'TAS A cheap common card. IHIO DWAY.S A niic common card. Vllt iSlAS Fine calico hacks. GN JACKSUNS Cheap and popular, (P.. loin hacks, various colors and de , eigiia. ) COI. - .llUAfc-' (Kuchre deck) extra quality OULDliN UA'ilS One of the best card made, Mi. VliitN'OXS Extra fine, twoeahirpaU terns. ASK 1GB IHE ABOVE TAKE NO OTHEI1S Price List ou application. Dealers sup VICTOR, E. MAUGER, 3J-ly 110 to 112 Reulle St., N. Y Edw'd J. Evans & Co., NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN, voiik, pbn.n'a flar"Cutalogues Mailed to AppHcants-gs Eefer (by permission) to iloN, J. Is, Pilai'K, Washington, D. C. Wkiskb, ioN & I ael, flankers, York, Piv. 14-Oa'T ft THE til 1 VAN1A. Y( CITIZENS OP PENNSY'L- our attention is eptciully nviied to the fact th il the National Banks are uow prepared to receive subscriptions 10 the Capital Slock ot tha Centennial Lo.a J of iinauuo. The funds realized from this source are lo be employed in the erec tion of the building? tor the International Exhibition, and the expenses eouueuted witn luc huiiie. It is coulideully believed limi the Kt'dtuue Slate will be repieseutel h) llie name of every cilizeu alive to patri otic tiiiiiiuieuiorutiou of the one huudredtlt birtu day of the nation. The shares of slock are oll'jreJ for $10 each, aud sub scribers will receive a haudsome engraved Certificate of block, suitable for framing und preservation as a national memorial. Interest at the rate of six per cent, pel' annum will be paid ou all paymeuig of Ceu lenuial Stock from date of payment to Juuuury I, I610. subscribers who are notneai a Nationa. Dank can remit a check or'posl otlica order 10 the uudtrBigued. FKED'K. r HALEY, Treasurer, 90 Waluui St., Philadelphia.
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