llF.mir A. Pakso.ns, Jit. - Editor
THURSDAY, JAN UAH Y 13. 187(5.
NEWS ITEMS.
Atlanta, Ga, January, 8. Hon A.
H. Stephens' health Is much improved.
Secretary Uristow hits ordered a new
itispction u f distilleries throughout tho
country.
Count Von Moltko denies having
Vfcr tittered, as is alleged, anything de
rojrntory of West Point.
. ... Mrs. Speaker Kerr could not receive
JSpw Years callers in consctpucnco ol
ber husband's illness.
'All efforts looking to the cstnblisli-
ihent of a Democratic organ ia Wash
ington havo boon ubandoned.
On suspicion of playing a foul part
li the Chicago express mystery, Dr. E.
1'. Wilder has been arrested.
-.'!.- The Bhip Mount Royal, bound from
--Greeuock lor New York was wrecked
roff the Hebrides. No livcj lost.
It is EQt J Mi.-sis.,ippi will seud a dch-
gntion to tho Republican convention in
i favor of Morton for President,
iw Tl.o new lurgitive slave circular
issued by the British admirnlty causes
uluiost as uiuuh diiisatisfaciiuu as the
'first one.
)j. A fire in St. Louis, yesterday, des
troyed the Covington block aod several
adjaceci buildings. Loss about 835,--E.00.
"Y' Jimmy Blanchard, tho bogus Ver
"poat ''Charley Koss," arrived nt his
'homo yesterday, and was recognized by
is lricnds.
I' The sale of tho Philadolphia navy
"Vard bus been ratified, and the doed
Lu!litt, Esq.
,,; Governor Tildoti, has appointed Hon.
.Gcorgo Vr Schuyler auditor of the
ieaal department, vice Francis B.
"hayer, suspended.
' Machinery hall and the Horticul
tural building are both ready for tho re
ception of exhibits, and the uuuin build
ing will be ready within a mouth,
i,; .. . t ....
.-r.nnmr i.nnon hints tnn n,.
., u luiu.i, nig ui ill V
ht not to bo reduced, but he iavois
o consolidation ol the ordinance,
(juartcrmaster aud commissary depart
ments. Tho Senate in executive session Sat
urday cohfirmed the notuiuations of
(jeorge II. Seward, Minister to Chim,
(VfidAyers P, Merrill, Minister to Iel-
tfiuni. t
" LieuenDt General Sheridan, wish a
nnnibcr of other gentlemen, has started
from Chicago for Indian Territory lo in
Fjicct several of the posts, including
3ort Sill and Cheyenne.
F" Congress will bo urged to construct
fhe water lines recommended by the
Senate's committee on transportation
utcs. The object is to revive ecm
inerce and relieve distressed people.
. Internal Reveuue Supervisor Tutton
litis been instructed by Secretary IJris
iotr to proceed at once to Chicago to
superintend the trials arising from the
tyizuro there of distilleries, etc.
p. Rev. Henry Ward JJuccbcr, Kcv.
Uldward Beecher 21. W. Raymond and
Thomas G. Shearman have been appoin
ted a committee to represent Plymouth
Church at the coming council.
Ctti Hat latteries are stationed at inter
vals all along the Spanish coast east ot
Bilbao and fire at anything t'iat approa
ches. Misters of British vessels have
been notiied to keep clear of the dungr
The Ross boy discovered at Xasbau.
New Hampshire, turns out to be a
juvenile liar ct the most phenomenal
kind. He had run away from his par
euts, residing at Milford, New IlamD
inre. A dispatch from Madrid stales that
the Spanish government intcDua scud
ipg a communication of importance to
the various European powers at an early
day, on the subject of tho Cuban ques
tion. It is reported that Dockray, sen
tenced in Cnba and seat to Spain, where
he was to suffer a long imprisonment,
jias got away, and that he managed to
borrow money of Mr. Gushing before
Uoing so.
' The pension appropriation bill has
teen finished and will be reported to the
House by Mr. Atkins, of Tennessee,
o reduction has been made from
the department estimates of the bill,
-ho amount beiDg ?2y.500,0C0.
Chicago, January 8. J. Junker, en
.i.udicted distiller, has confessed the ex
istence of the Chicago whisky "tiog,"
but implicates no high officials, and says
the ring had no agents in Washiujtou.
n Providence! U. I. January 8. The
abilities of tho Easton Mills a;'gr.-gate
fcbout 83,000,000, ot which 1750,000
belonged to private parties, to Pall
River mills, and the balance on notes,
c. The assets are not know.
- Wahiogton.. D, C , January 8 The
'House Postal Committee has agreed to
'ote on Tuesday on the question of re
pealing the law increasing tho rates on
jpewspaper postage aud third-class mat
jtor. ?' Milwaukee, Jauuary ?,-Miss Zasher
Jjand, daughter of Herman Zacherlaud,
A wealthy citizen, who is betrothed to
V!bcrt Rathsom, who is en the stall of
fthe newspaper Gerniam'a, on learning a
few days ago, that her lover had a wife
fa Germany, committed Euicido by
ineans of poison.
Washington, January 7. The gen
eral comment hero in Republican cir
cles regarding Blaine's proposed sub
stitute for Randall's amnesty bill is to
tho effect that by excepting Jeff Davis
Jhut gcDtleiran will be given too much
prominence, and bs brought before the
country in the guise of a martyr. It is
Jield that he is harmless now and of no
earthly importance, aud if he is ever
.again brought into consequence it will
bo by just such action us Mr. Blaine
l.mtemplute,1,.
Thcro was one case of conscience
during the past year, tho sum of $100
being returned to tho Stato Treasury.
It is thought probablo thattho House
ntivnl committee will recommend tho
abolition of tho Marine Corps.
Tho rewlv appointed Notarys Publio
of tho Stato'forked over 10,1200 during
the past yeur for commissions, at S25 a
head, showing that 408 wero issued.
During tho noisy demonstrations at
Butler, ushering in tho Centennial year,
a man named Byers was nccidcnttilly
shot through the lung with n pistol in
tho hands of Mr. Borner Bycrs is not
expected to live.
Liberal opinion in Europe is said to
bo decidely opposed to the continuance
of Spain's rulo in Cuba, and ij in favor
of that island's annexation to America,
tho common impression being that Am
erica wants it
Thomas Hillnrd, tho efficient Super
visor of tho Oil Creek Railroad, has so
far recovered from the injuries ho re
ceived in tho collision at Shaffer, De
cember 10th, ns to be nut again. It
will bo remembered he had three ribs
broken.
The Oil Creek and Ridgway road,
which has, until lately been known as
tho Cranberry, is seven miles long, from
Oil City southward to Cranberry coal
mines. Tho narrow gauge of -the road
bus hecn changed to the standard, 4
feet 8 1-2 inches. It is intended to ex
tend tho road oostward through tho oil
rugiou and to Ridgway
Those Hamilt'in Corsets at P & K's
are the mcst durable, and tho cheapest
in market.
Over Coats? from $5 to 525 a largo
and splendid stock. Step iu and get
one at P. & K's.
P.ostcd coffee a genuine article, ut P.
& K's.
Summer Clothing, for those Boys
and children, Linen, Alapaca and sum
mer Cusbmer at P & K's
Oive ihc Adnocate office n call for bill
heads, letter-heads, cards, shipping tags,
and if you are going to get married leave
us an order for your cards
New (jood., every day in the year
except Sundays and l:;;al holidays at
the great mammoth Grand Ceutral
Store
around.
3f IV
K's. No bra-:
Call for whatyou want.
BAEOAIXS: I5AHUAINSI BAUG AHvil
Ladies and childrens coat3 all styles and
qualities, $2 60 3 dO 8 75 4 DO 0 00 Olid 7 00
8 73 10,00 and upwards also shawls and
dresses it MAV & J?IVH.MANN'S oppo
site the court hou:c, Williamsport, Ha.
A complete stock of ladies mioses arid
childicrs slices, light, medium and
heavy ut P, & K's. New is the time to
buy.
Ground coffee at P. & K's.
Alpacas eheapar lhau ever befor
known ut P. k K's.
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia R'y
Oa and after November 28th. 1875, ar.d
until further notice, trains will leave Hutl'alu
frorj the Buffalo, New Yolk & rhiliidelj hia
Railroad Depot, corner Krchanpre and
Louisiana streets. (Huflalo time) as folio t:
7:30 A. M., T.MAIL, (duily except fun
days) sloping ul Lbenejer 7:o- Spring
brook h:i5 Lima t: 1 1 Jamison's 8:17
Aurora 8:-M Wales MM, Holland H:-14 Vi-o.
tection t:51 Arcade '.':0-j Yorkshire 'J:1'2
MachiasO:l'J Frankiinville 9:37 lschua 'J:5a
Ilinudale 10:10 Hrie llaiiway 10:lM Ulean
10;30 West .n's 10:13 Porlville 10:60 State
Line 10:A8 L'.drcd 11:11 Larabet's ll:'JO
Sartwell 11:25 Turtle Piir.t 11:30 Tcrt Al
iegeny 11:42 Libeity 12:02 1'. M. Keating
-JAj'J Shippen 12:25 Emporium 12:40 1. M
Connecting at Uloan with l'.rie Hy. for local
points west, and for the Oil Territory, arriv
ing at Limestone at 1:03 and lirad'ord ut
1:2 j r. M-; at Larabee's with the McKcan
& Buffalo H. It., and at Kinporiuta with
the 1. i E. U. It. for local points weot to
Erie.
8:05 A. M., ACCOMMODATION, (daily
except Sundays) stopping at Lbenezer at
8:50, Pprius Brook '.':15. Klina Wi'j, Jami
son's 0:47, Aurora 10:05 M'a!ea 10:10 Hoi.
land 11:10 l'rote:tion 11-35 Arcade 12:10
P. M., Yorksh'.re 12:30 J'nchias 12:ol
Franklinvillo 1:35 Ischua 2:25 Hinsdale
3:02 Erie P.ailway 4:05Oleau 4:15 P. M.
4:00 1. M., EXl'KEbS, (daily earcept
Sundays) stopping at beneier 4:23,
Spring Brook 4:33 Klma -1:38 Jamison's
4:43 Aurora 4:48 Wales 5:00 Holland 5:10
Protection 5:20 Arcado C:33 Yorkshire 5; 10
Machias fi:50, franklinvillo 0:0(i Ischua
(1:1:5 Hiusdaie C:3'.i Krie KHilway 0:55Olean
7:10, Weston's 7:18, l'oitvilie 7:25, Stale
Line 7:32, Bldred i:lo, Larabee's 7:52
Sartwcll 7-57, Turtle l'oiul 8:02, Port Al
legany 8:14, Liberty 8;32. Keating 8:10
Shippen J:00, Luiporium U:1j P. M. Cou-
necung at Larabce s witu .McKcan H Buf
falo It. H.
TUA1NS LEAVE EMPORIUM.
4;0O A. M., LXPBES., (daily except
Sundays) slopping; at shippen 4:15, ileal
ing4;31, Liberty 4:42, Port Alhginy 5:01,
Turtla Point 6:13 Sanwell 6:18, Larabee's
5:21, Kldred 5:32, t!tat Line 5:4", Port
ville 5:52. Weston's U.OO, Oleun f.:21, trie
Unit way 0:23, Hinsdale 0:37, Ischua 6:52,
I'raitkliuville 7.0'J Machias 7:25, Yorkthire
7:33, Arcade, 7:40, Protection 7:53, Hol
land 8:03, Wales 8.11, Aurora 8:23, Jami
son's 8:20 Ebna 8:31, Spring Brook 8:40,
Ebenezer 8:50, Buil'alo 9.15 A. M. Connect
ing at Laiabce's with the McKcan & Buffalo
It. B.
1:40 P. M., MAIL, (daily ejeept un
davs) stopping at bhippeu 1:55 Keating
2:15 Liberty 2:23, Port Allegany 2:43
Turtle Point 2:55 Sartwel' 3:00, Larabee's
3:07, Eldred S:lo, .State Lino 3:30, Port
villo 3:38, Weston's 3;45, Oloan 4:03,Erie
RwlwRy 4 05, Hinsdale 4 21. Ischua 4 38,
Franklinville 4 58, Machias 5 15 Yorkshire
5 25 Arcade 5 33 Protcctiou 5 47 Holland
5 63 M a'.ej ti 08 Aurora 0 20 Jamison's
0 27 Eluia 0 31 Spring Brook 0 30 Ebenezer
0 15 Buffa'o 7 10 P. M. Connecting at
Oleau with Erio Bailway front Limestone
aud Bradford.
TRAINS LEAVE OLEAN-
C40A. M., ACCOMMODATION, utopp
iug ut Erie Bailway 6 60 Hinsdale 7 20
Ischua 7. 60, Franklinvillo 8 40 Machias
J 27 Yorkshire 9 50 Arcado 10 10 Protection
10 4'JHollund 11 10 Wales 11 35 Aurora
12 07 P. M. Jamison's 12 24 Elma 12 35
Spring Book 12 50 .Ebenezer 1 15 Buil'alo
2001. M.
SUNDAY TRAIN LEA7E3 BUFFALO
0 00 A. M., stopping at Ebenezer 9 22
Spring Brook 9 31 Lima 9 37 Jamison's
9 48 Aurora 9 47 A M.
SUNDAY TKAIH LEAVES AUltORA
5 42 P M.. stopping at Jamison's 5 48, Elma
5 63 Spring Brook 5 68 Ebenezer 0 Uti
Buffalo 0 30 P. M.
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Mail Kant 4:l-r ': M.
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ffonovo Accom East Si:'-" A. M
Knuo do West P. M.
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pn.ln WoK. H:'JI) A. M
Tlie Miil nr.il Through Loc-il carry
Bscngoi-s, li.o locnl docs Lot.
QUOTATIONS
of
White, Powell & Co'
J.AN KICKS AND MtOKlirM,
Nd. 42 t-cuili Third Str.-et.
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10-1O. do coupon 117$ HV
do Pacific li s cy Int. off I'-i-'a 1"S
New 6'b Hog. 1HS1 1 1 1! J 1 hij!
0. 1881 1 1 f-g 117
Q old l'i 13
Silver 17 1(W
Pennsylvania 1- 5'JJ
Keadiuff 5" 6&
Philadelphia & trio 20J
Lehigh Navigation ! -' S --S If
do Valley 01 j -2
Unite 1 H K of N J P'-U 1-3
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Cculrul Transportation J,"j
Neaiiuchoning 55
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TES CEN1EHNIAL IN FS1T AND TSNOIL!
Tho immcQsc circulation of "Peter
son" enables its proprietor to spend
inoro money on establish nicnta, storie.i,
iL-c., &o., than dDy other. yivvt mure
for the money than avy in the world.
Its.
THRILLING TALES AND NOVEL
ETTES Aro the best published anywhere. All
the viost popular icritrrs are employed
tt write vri'jinally for "Peterson " In
1870, in addition to tho usual quantity
of short stories, FIVE ORIGINAL
COPYRIGHT NOVELETTES will be
;iven, by Mrs. Auu S. Stephens, Prank
Leo Ecuediot, Mrs. F. II. Burnett, aud
others.
Hamnsti Colored Fashion P'iatss
Ahead ot all others. These plates aie
euiaved on steel, twice the usual
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They will bo superbly colored. Also,
Household aud other receipts; in short
everything interesting to ladies.
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the postevje to all mail subscribers,
Peterson" is CHEAPER THAN EVER; in
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With a copy of tho premium mczzjtiut
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buth an extra copy of the Mai i-.ue for
lo7(j, and the premium inozzolin:. a five
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lli.tua, wn.l rcuiiv:i K"Aexi hoax all i-artu of tho
Ci iWAf.Fi WO ALU.
iiy ariff'-'Uit vwy of ci;3uclTijr ft Mrdical Ttno
th 1 is ijitawievfuliT trf-rvtint ntuncrons iwtlt-ntfl in
i-!ur!t, th Weiit Pud it', fomlnlou ot
Cnuill&i ttad Ui wcry imrt of the United Slates.
MKUCURIAL "
Or ddctortotu drutfs nnvJ. lie lias, during the part
teLy tun-e year, tateJ isut;cwfr.lly ncnrly or quita
ii,i.i(iO oAt. AH fwt oonncctrl with cacti twa are
urcfully ncorJed, whether they bo oc-ininimiotte! by
Ifttter or Iu rtro. or C'b.-ierve(l by the Doctor or his
i.njjoUu. 'lbo latter aro all scienLifio
IAVALI33 At A BIETASCZ
Am triitol. All Invalid r.l a dinnoo sro rrqulr-d
Ui AHMWdr Ht ut plain vacutiofiA. wtiU-h eltcitn evuiy
e:,auitu un-lor wliich tli invaltd i-utTi-ra. com
.unL:a!tutii treatut nrrictly vim.1lJentnti. A oompleta
nv-itw n of ti(itrinK j-revemt lut.tAkcd or contuhiou.
,nt irf qocrttioiiH mill iree, on avrnouuun. w uu I-
i tan aorul. 14ixty-i&rr jTuinphiot of Isvipbnc-m o
k.wii, tuao K-itt fro. All thee t(-ttiiii-niHl.i an
j,n v'jo- vbo tiiivc bien trcAtod by mail and vxntj.
Oull uu or fuldruea
o DR. E. Dt POOTE,
Ko. 120 leitingtcn Ave.,H.T.
Vliirted lo tttt XTooies Tlctia J3mt ThUc
totd MeiiU'id Cenunen. Sense: Also
Jfr looks $cicnce in Story.
Pcritnikulars additsa
HEW XOHK.
Dr. Sei-gsr's Tonic Bowel and Pile Pills.
Thaiw Dill aro an inf allibta rcmodr tor oonatipaUcai
and piles oauMa uy wmibuom or snppreHiun ci tno
trjriat.lUo raotioa of tho bowels. Theytvory eeittly
l.ioixia-w tlia fcOlivity of lha inU-atlnal canal, produce
aoft stoolii aul rella7a pilaa at on. Tbousaudl hara
been carui by tnia. l'rico 60 cwuta, sent by mail on
ri-.x-iiit of prtca. Pivparud only by F. ALFRED
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New Youu C'irr.
?r. U3rg3r'a Compound Fluid Lxtraot ol
Khub&rb ani Dandelion,
TUo heat combination ot purely vtvetablo mcdlotnea
to endrely replace Cutomol or Ulue TiU. It Btimulatea
taa Uvar. increuan the How ot bile, and thua ruuiuvea
at uaoe tonidity of the livnr. bilioudneca and babituil
oonillpatija. and the diseased arising from auch ma
iljip.'.a, sick heaiacbo, flatuknea, cuj. ThocTeo
tivcueai ot taia Extract will be proved, vlatbly, at ouca
to Vbo patient, as una or two bottled are eumctent to
ci.-ar tbe complexion beautifully, and remove pimplcfl
and stains c-iuawd t-y livor troubles. Trioo St perbottla.
tt bxtlas, 9-3 ; will be sent on rect-ipt of the prioe
to any addraAn. froa of cbare. JVupared ouly by
.vjeacm, jiw auaut oui.
Rakers Sweet Chocolate
POWKLL & KIME'S.
ut
Young man if you want to' add
greatly to your appearance go at once
to POWELL & KIME'S Urand Cen
tral Store, and get youself a new white
linen Lose in tl:iit. You can get a good
fitting white clean shirt for $1,25 and
lroiu that op.
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i n " 40 00
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Transient advertisements per square of
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Business cards, ten hues or less, per
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NEW LIVE11Y STABLE
IN
ill n
DAN SC1UBNER WISHES TO Irl
form tho Cittzcna of Kidgway, and the
publio generally, that he has started a Liv
ery Stable and will kocp
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
Buggies, to let upon Vho most resBona
ble terms.
UIIe will also do job teaming.
Stable on Broad street, above Main
All orileru left at tho Post Office will meet
prompt attention
Au's 20 1870. If.
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Elk County Directory.
President Judge L. D. Wetmore.
Additional Law Judge Hon. Jao- P
Yincent.
Associate Judges ChaS. Luhr, J V.
Houk.
District Attorney--J. K. P, Hall.
Sheriff 1). Scull.
Protli'inotury S-e., Fred. Schoening.
Treasurer Joseph Windfelder.
County Superintendent Geo. R. Dixon.-
Commissioners Michael Wcidert, Juliu.i
Jenc3, Geo. Rd. Weis.
Auditors Thomas Irwin N. 0. Runily,-
County Surveyor Geo Wiluinlcy.
Jury Commissi mors. Phillip K.ieighl
Ransom T. Kyler.
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DUY GOODS, NOTIONS. ROOTS
SHOES, IIATd AND CAl'6,
GLASS AND QUEENS
WAR 13, WOOD AND
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TOBACCO AND CIGAI1?.
A Large Stock of
Groceries and rrcvisioac.
The REST BRANDS ol FLOUR
Cctistautlv on linnd, nnd bold as cheap
as tl-e CHEAPEST.
JAMES II. IIAGKRTY.
tSEiEBfli aVI B'&si.tlTS.
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per 1,000. All the New, Choice Straw
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Ro.-es, J'lauta, &c., and FRESH
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all novelties', will be sent gtntia to auy
plain address. 25 sorts of either Flower,
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prepaid. WHOLESALE CATA
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Wanted.
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Mass. Established 1842.
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