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For nny quantity under five quires, $1.
fi() per quire ; nil nil amounts over that
reasonable reduction will lip made.
i hums of papf.i:.
Sl.i'tl per venr in advance ?-,0f) if paid
within the year, and $2,60 if not paidwi.u
in t lint time.
Car Time at Itldgicatf.
J' rie Express Unst llrC'ip. m.
ilo do West :l:47 a m
do M'lil East ;:o'l p. m.
.In do Went 1:?t p. m.
Local Freight East 10::'.0. in.
do do AVest f;l 5 p. m,
X O T l" C E!
Hereafter the Post Otfice will be
closed every evening at 8 o'clock. On
Sunday it will be kept open from S to
10 o'clock A. M. Mail Closed nt G
! M. L. LUTHER, I'. M.
Is." We have received tlic initial num.
berofa new paper called flic Furstt
Count; iVM, published at Tiencsta,
lie new county seat of that county. Wc
believe it is neutral in politics.
'''be Sociable. The next meeting
Sociable will be held at the house
"1 dsre Hickiiison. Wc have no hesi-
:i in suvintr that a corJtai welcome
be given to all who attend.
Jl'ho.mext Noils. Wc have on
lumd a supeiior lot of Judgment Notes
both '-tiht" and 'promissory." Per
sols wanting them would do well to scud
in their orders immediately.
Washington's JJiuth-Dav Ball.
Our esteemed friend, David, of the
'Thayer House, has ticket out for a hop
lit his new hotel on th'e 22nd inst. We
predict a pleasant time for those attending-
Oi.it Jon Panss.
We have now got
cur job press in good working order.
Everything about it works as neat as
can be expected, and we flatter ourselves
that we can now do job-work :is well as
it can be dune elsewhere. Motive U3 a
call.
Fi'N Ahead. The Aeolian Minstrels,
as will bo seen by their bills, promise to
fjive our citizens a rare tri al o;i the 13th
inst., in the shape of an entertainment
consisting of vocal and instrumentrl mu
fie, dance, dialogues, &C, &e. As the
proceeds are to he devoted to reiiiriou,
vj have no doubt but that they will
have a crowded house. Tickets caii be
procured at the d.'.l'eretit stores and ho.
tcis in Ilidway .
The Eittr. I'sspvtch. Although we
are not in the h'.hit of sayinj; anything
(Iik.J ol RepuVii'-i'i newspapers, as a eu
oral thiiiL.', yet wo most say that the
above journal is one i f the best papers
fur news mi o:ir cuehane list. The
j.r.i.ni .iim have 1 i i:i iefati;'ttble in
their fif-irts to :s:j'uil.-h a daily paper iu
Frio, hii 1 tl.ey have succeeded beyond
their mot ardent expectation?.
Finr. at 0v:a.'. We arc porry to
learn that a fi? occurred one day last
week at O'. jan. .. Y., in which M. V.
Moore, t lie firmer host oi tho Hyde
House in this pi ice, was burnt out. Mr.
Moon- had lately boul't the hotel in
which I e was keeping, wc believe the Fe
troler.in House was the name of it. There
was an i:.- uiance of 83,000 on it. His
friends iu this section will bo sorry lo
learu of this, us the Colonel was well lik
ed by everybody who knew him.
The citizens of Ridgway will be grat
ified to learn ihat John J. Ridgkvay. Krp
lias dona'cFlot No. 103 towards the
erection of the Episcopal Church. The
vc.-iry sonic time oiia selected this and
the adjoining lot No. 10 t as together
forming the nio-t cdijiblo Hto for the
Church-building, and no sooner was the
decision made known to Mr. Ridgway
than he with hi? characteristic liberali
ty as to everything pertaining to tho in
terests of our town, offered to make a
f,'ift oi the 1 it for that purpose. This
last generous act of his adds another to
the mauy obligations by which our citi
zens are bound to Mr. Ridgway.
Railroad Accident. Last Friday
morning an accident occurred at the sta
tion iu this plee, on tho line of the P.
&, E. R. It., which might have had rath,
cr serious confluences. Two freight
lrains were dun hero near ubo'lt thu
time of the accident. '1 he fint one
came in, and wc ntdievn was held for or
ders, the engine being at the water tank,
taking iu water, when the other train
came up, some say at tho ra col twenty-ty-fii'e
miles an hour, and the advancing
train ran into the 'cabnosu" ol train No.
2, and "wont through it," then stiuek
the tender attached to the locomotive,
throwing it on top of it. The employees
on board the truia had jumped off before
tho collision took place, and uo one was
jnjurea.
Wc have received one of the circulars
of Tho World Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York- Whilo this
Company insures in all the usual modes
wc notice that it has a .special feature in
its inducements which is called Nou
partieipatin:; Policies Life Insurance as
conducted in the United States is mutu
al as to tho profit?, that is the accuiuulu
ted profits of tho Company is at stated
times divided between the insured. This
company however embraces two classes
of insured the one participating in
these profits the other not participa.
tin:. It is claimed, and wc believe with
truth, that these iion pai ticipatin poli
cies are issued upon mujh lower premi.
urns than others, and theref-iro that in
this company one can bo insured any
certain sum at a loss rale (linn be can in
niiV other. J. 1. FracaflLT vf Ilol'iidaytf
bir.L', Flair county is the general asout
for the fc'lato.
MA11H1E!). On the dth iii.it.. by J .
K. Whifnnre. Esr(.,Mr. Kli.is ot itN.-:
to Miss Jan:: E. Kline, both oi'L'icar
field coin IV.
The American Cknt. T! first
c.-.r.iipj r-rst was produced iu 1782 by
llooei t Moriis. the great financier of the
Revolution, and was named by Jeffer
son, two years later. It becan to make
i:s .ippearar.ee from the mint in 1 7t .
It then Lore the head e!' Wa-hiiutou on
one si. Is and a chain of lokieen links on
the other. The French Revolution soon
alter created u rage for French ideas in
America, which put on the cent, instead
tsf (he head of Washington, the head of
the Goddess of Libcr'y, with n-'ek thrust
forward and liowinjr locks. The. chain
on the reverse was replaced, by the .olive
wreath of peace. J5ut the French lib
er: was short lived, and n was our por
trait in our cent, tu i:s dead a staid,
claTsie dame, with finely chiselled Gre
cian featuies, mid a fillet round the hair,
came into fashion lorty or iii'ty years a; ),
and continued uu'il about ten years since,
when the much smaller and more con
veninit nickleccnt appeared, with a lly
i Treacle iu the place of Liberty's head,
in order that it mi 'hi not be ii.iis'akcn
(,,,. ,10 cvc uV.'mr po!d piece. In tho
present new cent the Liberty head has
icon ve.-tiived.
A Swirr EunnliT. A Mexican eor
respondent v.iites: " We, have bad
some i ehjbrntod ru:ir,e: s i-i the Uultel
Slater, but roa'.-ceiy e.;'i:d to a you;ig
Mexican thirty-throe ye ns of a-e, nam
ed Oehoa. v.holive.'-at'liidalg.-iji.; South,
crn Chihuahua, lie L:n been known
to beat a man on horsclT.c': for a dis
tance of thirty mile.-:. 1 l.c !:as oiten made
a hundred and lit ty miles in fvenly.lour
hours. A friend of mine lately gave
him liive d dlars to curvy a biter fifty
miles, .ad bring Jriia '.: answer. -He
did it iu twenty. two horns, taking, as he
thought, plenty d time, there buiug no
great hurry. The lat fifty "miles he
iu:id slowly in s:ven hours. From this
may be gained some idja of the trained
cnirier systems of Montezuma and the
Peruvian f'.icas.
In a crowd, where it was almost im
possible to keep the toes of our boots oil
tho shortest trails Haunted Irom hoop.
skirU ahead, wc were passing our wiy
towards our ferry boat. At one side
marched a "high private," whoso 'ace
and gait were slightly influenced by
something Mrowrcr than water. The
poor fellow did hi." best; 10 avoid aboui a
quarter of a yard of silk hailing irom a
fatrv storia inst ahead. ll.s'Lest was
not L'ood enou-'h. and down cimo the
heavy military boot upon the s-ilk. 1 he
face that turneil did not smile, and the
voice was not extremely mil 1 lh.it old
ded him with, ''Take care, Sir '." '-Close
(clothes) up in the rear there 1" werj
our order, inarm, always them's milita
ry orders." The fair face more than
smiled, and tha worrying crew J joined
her laugh with a hearty loau.
Economy. When a Spaniard cats a
peach or ear by tho Roadside, wherev
er he is, he digs a hole hi tho ground
with his foot, and covers the seed. Con
sequently, all over Spain, by the road'
sides and el.:ewhcie, IVuit in great abuu.
dance tempts the taV.e, ami is ever b ee.
Let ibis practice bo imiruted in our coun
tiy, and the weary wanderer will be
blessed, aud bless tlio hand that minis,
tered to his comlort acd joy. We are
bound to leave the world as good, or
better, than we found it, au 1 he is a sel
fish churl who basks under the shadow
and eats the fruit of trees which other
hands have planted, if ha will not a!o
plant trees which shall yield fruit to cum'
ing teueratious,
Maltese Puoviasus. A man who
will v ib a hen roost of its eggs, will als'j
steal the hen.
It is out of a thicFs power to rob a
naked man.
A prrsou who is never in love is euro
to le fat .
To drink pure water you must seek
the fountain head.
You kiio'.v not your man before you
talk with him.
No one pi-.i'oruii a servico without a
1 .ops of rei' rl in some way or oilier..
Au ox is hound by his hjius, a ma:i
by his words.
A lucehaiiio having taken u new
apprentice, awuko him the first morn
ing tit a very early hour by calling;
out that the family were K'ttiug down
to tho table. "Thank you," said the
boy, as he turned over iu bail to adjust
himself for a now nap; Thank yen.
but I never cat anything during tha
night." ' -
A Column for (he Youn FoIIsb.
Mf Editor: In your notice ot my
answer to Ostrandor'a problem last week,
(Number 48.) you say, "Will came
within a quarter of an inch of tho true
answer." 1 think you must liavo piven
my unswer but a passing notice, for, by
referring to it you will observe that I
gave the answer as 8 feet, llii.chcs,
adding plus sign, denoting remainder,
which remainder is about tho fortieth
pait of an inch, or .025001201901-"
with additional (raitions to tho extent
of the worker's patience to produce
them. With regard to the examples
given by A. R. they were done by Al
uchra, as I failed to obtain a correct an.
swer by " lkmble Fosition," and will ho
have the kindness to give nic a solution
by position, and oblige. WILL.
" Locals," does not pride himself
on being much of an " Arithmatiekcr,"
yet we cauuot see that our corrcspen.
dent is entirely right iu his solution.
Wc give the solution of A. It., solved
by Itonblo Position. Our correspondent
wdl Kee that we were right :
SOI.I TION TO 03TRAXDOR NO rORT Y-MIOHT.
Add the numerator and the denomi
nator of the given fraction (515) to
gether, then as that number is t.i 12
hours, so is the numerator of the fraction
as to tho time of day tho job commenc
ed (3:20 P. M.) Ry the same process
find when tho job was finished (4:10
P. M.) Then 8:20 from -1:40 leaves 1
hour and 20 minutes, which is tho time
employed. Then suppose the bottom
diameter to bo two inches and tho top
four, and the length of the stares six
inches. Thou as tho top diameter (four
iaches) io to tho time employed (eighty
minutes), io is the length of tho staves
(six inches), to tho length of the dingo
nal lino of the required cistern, 120 in.
Then find the square of the perpondicu.
lar oi the supposed cistern by subtract
iag the square of its shortest base, one
inch, from the square of the stave, 30,
ami also the square of its diagonal, by
adding tho square of its longest base
(three inches), to the square of its per
pendlcular, 35. Then as the square of
the supposed cistern (-14), is to the
square of the diagonal, 120, so is tho
square of its perpendicular, 35, to the
square of the perpendicular required ;
the sqiiaie root of which will be the
perpendicular, 107.025 inches. A. R.
II. W., another correspondent sends
us the following solutions to last week's
Oriraudors. As will be seen, they are
correct :
' ANSWER TC XCMBER OXE.
Suiinoso a kettle three inches on the
bottom, sis on the ton, and twelve iuch
cs deep. Find the contents of this
sunposcd kctilo in inches, aud reduce 25
gallons to inenes. Iheu as the con
tents of this supposed kettle (137.3208)
is to the 25 gallons, (7050 inches), so
is tho wjuare of its bottom (3) to the
square ot the bottom required ; tho
square of which will be 17.3048 iaches
acroi.s on the bottom, and twice that
amount 35 8030 across on the top.
AN'SWEtt TO NUMBER TWO.
Tho diameter of the globo would be
29.055 inches, and the number of gal
lons it would hold would bo 18.S3.
Oslratuior .miscellaneous
NUMIIRR TllaKE.
- Th or 2 arc two numbers in proportion
to each other as -I't to 0!), and tho pro
duct of those tiro numbers when multi
plied together is 384. What are the
numbers '!
NUMBER FOUR.
The sum of tiro number.) is ISO, and
the product of those two numbers is
13io. hat are I hose two uutnbers (
NI MBr.R riVB.
Divide 130 into two such parts that
when the greater part is divided by the
lets the quotient will bo 24. A. R.
Our Devil has lately become " niat
tluwmaiicul," and gives tho following.
lie wauls to know what would bo the
Llautiiui'.eular perpendicularity of a pas
senger ju.-t gelling oil' of a train of cars
goino at the rato of G miles an hour,
aud having taken 10 drinks of the poor,
e.-t whiskey the hotels of Ridgway can
allord, aUo haviug a keg of la::er under
each arm? DEVILJOE.
When ii a greyhouud not a grey
houud '! When it turns a hare.
, Why is a heard like common sense ?
Recause no woman posscsse3 it.
To what raeo of giants do tipplers
belong '! T the Titans tight'uiis.
Why is the lettet U the gayest letter
iu the alphabet' Because it is always
iu 'if, i.
What is the best way to keep a gen
tlemau's alfectious? Not to return
the in.
Why docs tho eye resemblo a school
master in the act of flogging ? It has a
pupil under tho lash.
What sort of a drum is that which is
best when it cannot bo bcatcu 1 Why
a conua-(7;'Hm, of course.
What is tho difTerenco between a
sp( udthriit ami a feather-bed 'I Ouo
is hard up, and tho other solt down.
Why are young Indies like arrows ?
Recause they never go off without a bow
beau, and they aro always in a cniivcr
til. toey t;et oua.
A young man who has recently taken
a wile, says ho did not find it half so
bard to get married as ho did to get the
furniture. -
The population ol Houston, Texas, is
now 30,000, In 1860 it Lad but 6,000
inhabitants, . . . .
Wkhin the last 200 years 7 ,21)5 trea
ties of peace have been Bigned.
IJetwccn New York and Liverpool
(he wheels of a largo ocean steamer
liiuko 200,000 levolutions.
Tho parade of the trado societies in
London cost the participants . 100,000
in the loss of each man s uay s wages.
A colony of cmirar.ts is being located
at New Smyrna, Florida, for tho pur.
poso of cutting lumber.
"Tom," an old negro living iu Iliun-
ilton, is said to bo tho only pcrscn uow
alive who. witnessed the surrender of
Curnwailis.
Our "darling Lillie," of three years,
whilo Irving to get on her stockings
one day, discovered a few hairs on her
legs, when she exclaimed, "Mother,
I thilik I shall be an angel soon, the
feathers are betrining to grow 1 "
ifcto' v) i e id I?,.' ii iris
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WUOEESaEE & HL TAIL UEALEltS.
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Keeps, constantly on hand and for sale,
a large aud well selected stock of TIN
WARE. STOVES &c. We have
cvcrvtbins generally kept in a Tin Shop
Our Stock of STOVES consists in part
of A N'T I DUST l'A R LOU &
COOKING STOVES,
ALSO IRON GATE & WHEAT
SIIFAF STOVES.
STOVE PI PR cau bo had at our
shop cither riveted or proved.
SrouTiNU and hoofinc;, clone on
short notice and at reasonable rates.
Juuo 14'0(j-ly.
rOAL, CKE A?lJ iXBE CLAY11
j All of superioi quality, lur sale by the
Tannerdalo Coal Company,
St. Mary's, Elk County, Pa.
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cd to. septlrj j-tf
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Violin, Ear.jo aud Guitar Strings!
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A LL persons knowing ilo-nis.clves iu-L-
debted to Joseph Wilhoiin of St.
Mary's, tire requested to call and settle
their accounts beiorc the 1st of Februa
ry, or they will be put in tho Lands of
proper persons for collection.
lie stiil carries on buihici.-s at,he old
stand, where ho will bo happy to sea all
his old customers, and many new
cues as may favor bin.
J OS. WILUELM.
St. Mary's Jan. l'Jth lsth!.
ORPHAN'S COUflT GALE.
"iry v'trtii" ot rn orlcr tf i!:e Orphuii'.
jiy Court of I"h count;.-. Vn. 1 v. I'.l sell
m ihe Cum t House iu llld.fway. Pa., on
Thursday, the Till d.:y of i'ebruar'-. A. D.
liS'iT. tit two iitid one-Iialf o-'i-loc-:.,' P. M.,
that i-.-roii:i u-e.ct of lm, 1 io ,1-v township,
in said Elk county, culitaiuii: ot' acres,
t.iore or les. beiior the olie-iia'f p:yt of
tract No. '), as ilosi.-'ntcl in .'. "i..t.i t'iUor's
sub-division pl.-m ol' Pmrl in said County.
Temis, cash, on couf;rrtatinti of sale.
MAUY .Me.KERXEY,
Admx. of eslale ( !' P. McKernev, tlec'd.
E. J. Blake!;-, Any. ! 1:1. 'l 7th d-Cit.
A ROE CAPACITY, t; It EAT Slresnth
i and unequalled s:;ced, sin. plieity and
co. uplelene-s oi operation, are t;ualiiies po.
culiar to t lie
Nonpai'oil Wo shin la
chiiK.?. It is a Frjuce-in;: machine consirueted on
slvietly mechanical principles, and the ex
perience derived IVot.i live years extensive
use in feniilics, hotels and public inst iuu ions
proves it lobe of lusting value to the pur
chaser 't he manner of opevatin jr tho Nonpareil,
by rom-.-y motion neth:; on a crank i shaft
villi b:i!r.:eo wheel,) which moves tho
plunders aiternntcly, is tha simplest, least
laljorinu? mid riost powerful that canbnUe-vi.-ed
for the purpose, and accomplishes thu
work wnh i ho. greatest rapidity tiud tho.
lea"! jti::si"o!e labor.
The prcat speed with which this niacliino
performs work will be understood frov. tho
statement that it is peered lo give six strokes
of the plunders f r one turn of the handle,
or, when worked leisurely, nboui four bun.
ihyd siri.lies a minute Safely to tho fabrio
washed 'm insurel by tho entire absence of
reo'iiinc.
A girl or boy of fiflpen can worli tho ma.
chine, and do a week's washing for a fimily
of six or e I ir 1 1 1 persona in two to three hours'
lime; andii may bo relied on to cleanse the
clotliinz thoroughly, without us-iistaiiuo
from hand rubbing
Send for free Inscriptive Circular and
terms to dealers, to whom exclusive right
of sale is secured.
OAKLEY & KEATING,
181, Water St., N.
July 20,'CO-ly
J. fiUllNEY&SON,
PKOTpGRAPIIIO ..RTiSTS,
707, DflOADW A S. y.
IN addition to our Plie-,nir.phic Art Call
lery, eslab'i-hcd i", Isl l.'e.e l,ilVo for
the last Five year, h;.,l adr.intaoes su
perior to any ot'er establishment' in ob
taining eitti.-.iers ,ljm lifv r,f tho
i : k , , ... .. .
i lunniaiu LC!elJIltlCS ot ti.o tiay
Card portrait-, and ars now piblisliiu
Ca'.alou'uo of over
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n n (i r t t v p t a
American and Forei;:n, also a la-pa list
of copies cf Works of Art and Fntrrav.
ingi. Catabj-ues sent on receipt of
Stamp. A'.i order for ono dozen pic.
tuiTs ft oni our Catnloguo will be filled
att! I 80, and sent by -niiil free. Sinlo
pictures cents each, copies of ca.
graviuiM l-'i cen!3 each.
N. E. fa also (le.,',ro to call I'tentioa
to tho advantage -,ve navo for reprodue
inpr, or copy;,lf,( ,i Daguerreotypas,
Anibrotyp':Ji ul-,i Pictures, iic, of do.
ceased 'out!ves aud friends, cular.jinjf
them tj any size, and finishing in Oil,
Water Colors, or India Ink,, with tho
aid of ten talented artists.
Parties desirinsr copios. should thero.
foro corresiioud with us direct.
Send for a catalogue. Tho trada
supplied at a liberal discount. Gallery
open for freo inspection, aud stratien
visiting tho city will find our Galler
ono of tho iim&t agreeable places wherj.
in tu while awav an hour.
J. GUKMUY .t SON,
op 20 !J.c. 707, Uroalway, N. Y