hc itvonvtc,
JOHN I MOURE, Epitoii.
Xovoiii1k-v : :T: 7th, 107.
Tub New Yottit Election. At
IL is time, (Tuesday morning), wo ore
led to believe tliat tho Empire Stato lias
followed in tho Wake of her sister States
of Ohio and Pcimsylvinia, and thrown
herself free from the blighting etiree and
iufluenco of Radicalism. Tho result
surprises no one not even republicans
themselves. They well knew they
would bo beaten, but ttcre surprised to
hoar of such a tremendous verdict
against thetu as majorities of 03,000 in
New York City, 13,000 in Brooklyn,
lie. Let all men rejoice who lovo their
couulry. Let Democrats remember
that the tide of popular sentiment is in
their favor, and that another year will
sweep tho last vestige of Radicalism
from tho land.
The Hitman tlttr.stion and the
irri Mac or M-rnssin.
Tho trouble over the Roman question
now that tho armies of Franco and
Italy arc ufield in opposition to, and in
tacit defense, on the one siJo or the
other, of Garibaldi and his party of ac
tion seems to have reached tho alti
tude of a serious crisis. Mutual char
ges of a violation of tho September trea
ty have been urged by Franco acd Italy
as a sufficient cause for the course of
either in entering tho Papal territory
with troops ; and the justification by
Ucn. Mciiiibrca. the Italian Prime Min
ister, for the advance of the Italian
troops over llie frontier contained in the
assertion that the diirni'y of tho Italian
government required this movement, is
a declaration fraught with mischief to
tho peace of Europe. Ic is clear that,
unless assured of co-operation from
another quarter, King Yictcr Emman
uel would not readily place Inuisclt in
antagonism to the powtr which has pla
cod him on the throne of Italy, and
which wight possibly remove him
thcuco. Tho evasion of tho September
treaty by Fiance the plea brought for
ward by Italy tor its hostile attitude is
clearly a pretext which would be want
ins but lor an existing outside influence
which interposes itself to prevent tho
consummation of peace. This influence
opposed to peace, in the sbapc of Prus
sia, seems hastening to avail itself of the
THE NEWS.
FOREIO-V.
Tho French army is in occupation of present complications between France
Rome. Napoleon has demanded of Gar
ibaldi, who now holds a fortified position
at Monte Rotondo, to disaim immediate
ly, which tho latter persistently refuses
to do, unless the government is put in
Accord with tho will of the nation. Na.
polcoti then proposed to Victor Emanuel
to submit the question to a popular vote,
hut tho plan has not been accepted.
Thi? morning's news give us the
intelligence tht.t Garibaldi's army has
been completely routed, and that him'
and Italy to nsseit itself in a wailike
guise against the lormciynnd thus pre
cipitate, at what it deems a favorable op
portunity, that conflict ot opimous and
nationalities which, since the battle of
Sadowa, has threatened Europe with the
shadow ot a sanguinary war.
It cannot be denied that the pursuit
of France aud Prussia, siuco the success
ful completion of the lato war between
the latter ami Austria, has been persis
tent and dogged in tho extreme. The
military prcsiigo which ha heretofore
rendered Frauce tho great European
bully, ready at all tunes to act as self-
Thankgg Icing.
Tho following proclamation has been
issued at Washington, on the 20th in St.,
by tho Prcsideut of the Uuited States
of America :
In conformity with a recent custom
that might now bo regarded as estab.
lisheJ on nntional consent and approval,
I, Andrew Johnson, Pre.-.ident of tho
United States, do hereby fccoiunicnd to
my fellow citizens, that Thu sday, the
28th day of Novc.nbcr, next, be set
apart aud observed throughout tho Mo.
public as a day of national thanksgiving
and praise to tho Almighty Ruler of na.
tions, with whom arc dominion and fear,
and who makes peace in'his high places,
resisting and rel'raiuing from secular la
bor on that day. Let us reverently and
devou'.cdly give thanks to our Heavenly
Father for the mercies and blessings
with which He has crowned tho now
closing year ; especially let us remember
that Ho has covered our land through
all its extent with greatly needed and
very abundant harvests : that He has
caused iudustry to prospect not only in
our fields, but also in our forests. lie
has permitted us to multiply ships upon
our lakes and rivers, and upon the high
seas, and at tho same time to ex'.and our
iron roads so far into tho secluded pla
ces of tho continent, as to guarantee
speedy overland intercourse between tho
two oceans. He has inclined our hearts
to turn away from domestic contentions
and commotions, consequent upon a
distracting and desolating civil. war, and
I, therefore, do hereby recommend
that
Thursday, tub 28ru Day op Nov.
Next, bo set apart as a dny of praise
and thanksgiving, that all secular and
worldly business bo suspended, and the
pooplo assemble in thu various places of
worr-hip to acknowledge their gratitude
and oiler up prayers tor a continuance ol
Dmue favor.
Given under my hptid and the great seal
of the Stato, at Harrisburg this thirty.
first day of October, in tho year ol
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and sixty -seven, nnd of tho Common"
wealth the ninety. second.
Jcn.N V. Geary,
By tho Governor :
F. Jordan, Secretary of State.
g. 3JJ. M-hi'a 6ol'h)i.
WORLD RENO WNED
rril E
I
MORNING GLORY!
self and son arc prisoners of war in the appointed arbiter in tho quarrels of the
hands of tho Papal authorities. European family has lai ed ot that re-
. . . . ccguition at tho hands ot l'russia, trom
A serious bread riot commenced in the j. wuen $jsraarck assumed tho du.
the city ot Exeter, England, on Monday ties of prime minister ot that country,
last. At last accounts the rioters had which had generally been accorded it.
control of the city, and bad fired it in ? devoting herself to the work of buil.
. . ding up a powerful representative of the
several places. German element iu Europe an clement
On the 2d inst., a farewell dinner I which shall be individualized religious-
wn, ci I'nii in Tut! il nn in nnntr rif ."!Knrl I lv as well as rjohticallv Prussia moots
Dickens, who is to start immediately for in Fran?e 4 ' Freucl: f"f "aturlal
. jj i o, . c i i w autagouism. Hcnco is it that, step by
tho Uu.ted States. Several of his lit- Btep6lie foows her rivai( plajing the
crary lricnds were present, and Bulwer bullying game as long as bullving pays,
Lytton, who presided, made a speech, and ready, we make no doubt, to test
which was responded to by Dickens.
Colonel Kelly, who was rescued at
Manchester, has escaped to Franco, and
will soon leave for this country.
The objections of Prussia being re
moved, Bavaria and Wirteml urg Lave
DW. HUTCHINSON, Attorney at Law
-Girard, Erie County I'n., will attend
specially to business iu Bankruptcy before
the Register in tho District nt big oflico in
Girard. Nov. 7'67. 4i.
"CAUTION. All persons are hereby cau-
j tioncd mainst limine n nolo eiven by
mo to Harvey Parsons for $1(10. (HI, dated
about tho middle of May last, in 1 have not
received vluo therefor, and will not pay it
unles? compelled by law.
nov71807 V. SHOEMAKER
T
HUE AUDITORS OF R1DOWAY town
ship will meet nt the oflico of John
G. Hall in Ridgway, on Monday Nov'r
21st. 1807, for settlement. The several
township treasurers, school treasurers and
all others having unsettled accounts with
(nii'naliin ivill nnvinii. nl a.iM rl.itnfK
to walk more and more in tno ways or settlement. GEORGE DICKINSON,
lovaltv, conciliation, and brotherly love
He has blessed the peaceful efforts with
which we have established new and im
portant commercial treaties with foreign
nations, while we have at tho samo time
strengthened our national defences and
greatly enlarged our national borders.
While thus rendering the unanimous
and heartfelt tribute of national ptaiso
aud thanksgiving, which is justly due
to Almighty God, let us not fail to im
plore Him that the same divine protec
tion and care, which wo have hitherto
so undeservedly and yet so constantly
enjoyed may bo coutinued to onr coun
try and our people, through oil tho gen.
orations foiever.
In witness whereof I havo hereunto
oct31 1807.
JEROME TOW ELL,
JOHN G. HALL,
Audit rs.
ICHOOL TEACHER WASTED. The
school Hoard of I.ileway two. ure
desirous of employing n Compbtknt Mai e
Teacher to take charge of school .No. 1 ot
said township during the cominjc v.inttr
term. To a good teacher a lihernl salary
willbegivcn. JOIlNtr. II ALL,
11. F. ELY,
It. A. PARSONS,
Secretary of tho Board.
Ridgway, Oct. 31tf
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
vjHE subscriber wishes to dispose of the
I property formerly occupied by John
Rauh in tho borough of St. Mary's. Said
property consists of two two-story frame
i . i l ... r 1
, . , 1 f u I uuuuiugn, Willi BlUUU 1UU1IUUIIUIIH, UIIU uuo
set my hand and caused the seal ot the house fini8licd cntil.0 aai has bccn useil n(i
United States to bo affixed. is suitable for a store room. The other is
Done nt tho Citv of Washington on the not ouite finished. The property is situa-
Ifiih ,ltr nf fW in thn vnnr nf nur ted three doors west of the P. & E. R. R
Lord 1807, and of the Independence
of the Uuited States the uiuc.y sec.
' ond. By the President,
l. s. . Andrew Jonson.
Wm. II. Seward, Secretary of Stato.
Depot, and buyers will find it one of the
best business Bites in St. Mary's.
TERMS. One-half cash, and the balance
secured by bond and mortgage on tho prop
erly. ill be sold cheap.
Apply to ANNA RAU1I.
St. Mary's, Nov. 7'07.-tf.
tho question with France whcrevei that
Power shall deem tho time propitious.
lho lutimatiou contained in a Jserliu
newspaper although ouly sciri.omciai
in its character to the effect that Prus
sia will iuterveno in tho Roman difficul
ty should such action, on her part, be
necessary to preserve tho peace of Eu
joined the Zollvcrcm, and coucludcd a rope, and the annouLceraent that Prus-
militarv alliance with tho North German sia has pledged her support to Italy, m
Confederation. case 01 a rupture witn r rauce mo, qoudc
less, a true relies, uotu or mo popular
DOMESTIC.
A sculling matjh took place at Pitts.
burgh on tho 30th ult., between II.
Coulter, of that place, and John Mc
Kiel, of Coldspring N. Y. At tho
start McKicl had the lead, but was soon
passed by Coulter, who camo iu eight
lengths ahead. The distance was five
milo,thc time 41 minutes and 51 seconds.
John Albiou Andrews, cx Gov.
of Massachusetts, died at his residence
in Charles street, Boston, on tho SOtb
ult., aged 40 years. He was a native
of Maine, and graduated in 1837 at
Bowdoin College
The funeral of the late Joseph A.
Tond, President of tho Massachusetts
The Governor has issued tho follow
ing proclamation :
From tho creation of the world, in all
ages and climes, it has been customary
to set apart certain days for special re
ligious obseivance
LOOK II Eli E t
C
H AiCIIES, JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
IIARLES HOLES, Practical Watclima.
ker, Jeweler and Engraver, Ridgway,
hlk county. Pa. Ihe subscubcr be
This has not always leave to announce to the citizens of Ridg
way auu viumiiy iiiui ue is uri'uuruu iu uu
all work in his line on bhort notice and at
reasonable ratos in the very best manner.
Shop iu J. V. Houk's Store. Special attcn-
scutiuieut of the kingdom, and of the
purposes of government in respect to
Prance, inasmuch, also, as a religious
influence would enter into the Prussian
policy iu any quarrel which sho might
hatch with her neighbor over tho Ko-
man question, another, and a forcible
rcasou would exust to her owu satisfac
tion why, under pretence of prosorving
the Europeau equilibrium threatened by
i ranee, she should enter the arena pre
pared to measure swords with her preor
dained autagouist. So certain is it that
on tho tide cf events these two intracta
ble and suarling Powers are rapidly
drifting into collision, that it would mat
ter little, so far as reason or justice is
coccerned, which party was the aggres
sor in the conflict which seems inevita
ble. But of all tho unfortunate issues
which Prussia could raise us a Sttin
He has also on hand a largo assortment
of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry snd Silverwaro
winch ho oners for sale on reasonable terms.
Give him a call. nov7'07tf.
Pandora box of evils would be opened
for Eurooo which it would be difficult
to do away with. JV. 1'. A'eict
Senate, which took place iu Boston on at)j appropriate cisus belli, that of the
the Cist ult.. was lar-relv nttended. in- effort of Napoleon to preserve the peace
eluding, among many other prominent f 1,10 S ia the mt unfortunate.
, , l i, I"1 coming to bVws over this subject, a
UJtru, lug U1CU1UCIS VI tuo lUglBtmulU,
together with tho Boston city govern
mcnt, and executive council.
Latest Election News.
The latest news wo have received up
to this time indicate that New York,
New Jersey, and Maryland have went
Democratic. Negro Suffrage and Wo
man Suffrage ha7o been defeated in
Kansas but the State Las gone Repu'oli
can. The elections in Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Michigan, have probably
gone Republican by" smull majorities,
but the Democrats, having made such
heavy gains iu States that we havo reli
bio information from, we should not be
surprised if some of them went Demo,
cratio.
The Democrats carry Now York Stato
by 20,000 at least.
New Jersey, by 5,000.
Marylaud, by 50,000.
Tho city of Boston gives a Democrat
ie majority of 1400, and the Democratic
gain ia the State is 50,000.
Live for Otuers. God has writ.
ten unon the flower that sweetens the
air, upon the breczo that rocks the flow
er upon its stem, upou the rain drops
that swell the mighty river, upon tho
dewdrop that refreshing tho smallest
sprig of moss that rears its head in the
desert, upon the ocean that roefcs every
swimmer in its channel, upou every pen
cillcd shell that sleeps in tho earvens of
the deep, as well os upon the ruisilit
sun, which warms and cheers the in
lions ol his creatures that live in us
lii:ht upon all has ho writtoo, " None
of us uvcth to himself !
'I
been influenced by tho light of Christian
knowledge, nor by any proper concep
tion of the character of that Great Be
ing "who rultth the earth in righteous- tion paid to engraviug.
ness, and "who daily loadeth us witu
his benefits ;" but by Power, by which
tho world and all it contains are govern
ed and controlled. Aided by the die
tales of cultivated reason and tho teach
ings of Divine revelation, wo, however,
are taught to recognize in tbat Supreme
lluler a Heavenly lather, to whom we
arc indebted for existence and fervent
thanksgiving and piaise. It is Ho who
"visite'h tho earth and watereth it;
who "settcth tho furrows and blesscth
the spriugings thereof;" who "crownctb
the vear with J 1 is goodiess, ana wuose
paths drop fatness ;" who "clothest tho
the pastures with flocks, and covcrcst
the valleys with corn ; wno maicetn mo
out-goings of the morning and of tho
evening to rejoice;" who "makcth wars
to cease," and "savelh us from our enc
inies j" whose "throne is torever and ev
er," and who '-blesseth the nations whose
God is the Lord."
On all sides wo have iocrcavd assur
ances of tho "loving kindness" of an All.
wise Parent of Good, who has conduct
ed our nation through a long and terrible
war, and permitted our people to reposo
onco more in safety,
molest then or to make them alraid.
The monstrous sentiment of disunion is
no longer tolerated. The Flag, the Un
ion, and the Constitution are now esteem
ed as the safe guards of the rights and
liberties of the people and are revered
aud defended as the ark of their politi
cal safety.
A kind Providence ha3 not grown
weary of supplying our continuous wants.
A bounteous harvest has rewarded tho
labors of the husbandman. Flocks and
herds are scattered in countless numbers
over our valleys and hills. Commerce
is uninterrupted, aud vessels laden w.th
A niau's wifo in South Bend, Oh.
io, presented her husband with a very
fiuo boy. Next morning the man step,
ped into the mayor's office and . stated
that tho uiiiht previous a lellow came
stalkin!? into his house, stark naked
that he was there yet. Three police
men at once started on the run to oust
the intruder, When they got to the
house they asked to see the fellow that
had come in there tho night beforo.
A geutloniau called to see a tene- The nurso brought out the baby. J. lie
meot that was to let. It was shown to policemen suddenly disappeared, and it
him by a pretty, chatty woman, whose is supposed have had to stand a good
manners charmed ber visitor. " Are many extra treats sinoe,
vou to be let, too r inquired be, with
a ancuisliinar look. let. said she : I tA.uoinz up Dan mver lue uo
1 1 am ; I'm to bo let alone. publican boat.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
riiiis is to Give Notice : Tlint. on the
I 31st day of October, A. D. 1367 a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate of Chauncy I. Moore of Renezette.tp.
in the County of till and State of Pennsyl
vania. who has been ailjudnod a Ilankrup
on his own petition j that tho payment of
any debts and delivery of any property bo.
loiiitinc to such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and tho transfer of ony property by
him are forbidden by Law ; that a meeting
of Creditors of thsaid Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts, and to choo.so ono or more
Assignees of his Estate, will bo held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to ho holden at Riilg
way, in tho County of Elk in fcaid District,
at the Court Houss, before T. E. Woodruff,
Register, on the 7th day of Jauuary A. D.
18U8, at 1 o'clock, p. m.
THOMAS J. ROWLEY,
Nov. 7'C7. it. V. S. Marshal
TATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
mwmm
FOU SALE AT SERVICE'S,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR
ELK COUNTY.
I havo now on band and am now roccir-
ing the most complcto stock of Cooking
and Turlor Stovc3 ever brought to tin's
section. I buy the best, bclicvinz (hey
are tho cheapest.
I have tho exclusive agenoy for the Cel
ebrated Morning Glory, also, for Spccr's
Cooking and Parlor Stoves. I have soma
beautiful designs from Erie, Buffalo, Troy
and Philadelphia, aud am preparing to fur
nish on short notice auy store made in the
oountry or parts of stoves to repair old
ones.
Having dovoted seventeen years exclu
sively to the sale of Stoves and tho manu
facture of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper-
Ware, I am satisfied that the most fastidii
oils can be pleased at my shop. Don't fail
to call before you purchase elsewhere.
MERCHANTS supplied with Tin-war
and Stove Pipe as low as can be bought in
Eric.
THIS IS NO HUMBUG.
Coal IIod3 plain and fancy, and everything
usually kept in a first class Tin and Stove
Store.
Rags, Copper, Brass, Pewter, Lead,
Scrap Iron, Sheep Pelts and Fanners pro
duce generally tukeu in exchange for goods
or work.
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN
rTWlE subset ibors having completed their
I rewunst Mill iu Ridrway are now
without any to I prepared to furnish the people of the sur
rouuuiug couuiry wiiu
Flour of the Best Quality,
and of their own manufacture, at the lowest
market rates,
The attention of lumbermen and others
is palled to our tacilities for furnishing
them with
FEED OF ALL KISDS;
cheaper than it can be bought any other
plaoe in the couuty.
jsrCAiH Paid roa Gbaik-.
J. 8. HYDE,
J, V. JIOL'K.
November 7, I8G7tf
" oTaITd
the products of nature and of art, speed, ji tj g j q A L AND I) It A M A T I C
unmoiesteu, over me trackless uceps
Neither pestilence, famine, political or
social evils, financial cmbairussmcnls or
commercial distress have been permit
ted to stay the progress and happiness
of the people of this great Common
wealth ; but peace, health, education,
morality, religion, social improvement
and refinement, with their attendant
blessings, havo filled .'ho cup of comfort
and euiovuieut to overflowing.
llceogaizing our responsibility to
Him who controls tho destinies ot nations
as well as of individuals, and "from,
whom cotueth down every good and per.
feet gilt." and to whom we are deeply
indebted for all theso aud the richer
blessings of our common Christianity,
let us uuitedly give our most devout
j gratitudo and hearty tbauksgiviug.
ENTERTAINMENT.
AT TUB
Oo FRIDAY Evening November th.
MR. & MRS. W. II. DAVIS,
In Songs, Dances, Burlesques, Negro
Eccentricities, cCo.
Forming at once au Evening's Amuse,
tncut tbat cannot be excelled.
ADMISSION. - CJOeUs
I hare tho Agency for tho UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER, it is the best, 800,
OOO of them in use. Eueh Wringer wari
ranted to be as good at the end of one year
as when first purchased. Call and tak
ono homo with you and if it docs not give
good satisfaction after a fair trial, it may
be returned aud your money will bo refun.
ded.
SAVE YOUR CLOTHES,
SAVE YOU It LABOR,
PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH,
SAVE YOUR TIMB,
ALSO, THE LILY WHITE HANDS,
and have smiles instead of frowns ou Wash
Days.
Oct. 31st, 1807-lj.