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JOHN F. MouKE, Lunoit.
" Til UlYwDAY :
November:;; ijlsi, TH07.
Tif . rl President.
Just now tlicrc is a iod deal of Fpccti.
lation who is to lo the candidate of tlie
party for Fres'klc-nt in the coming con
test. In tlic Ciiiciinitli Enquirer nud
other western papers o( influence arc
putting forth the claims of Hon. Gee.
II. rctidlctoii, ot Ulno. Ihoso papers
claim that he is the most available nnd
hest man in the west. The New York
Ilcmoerats are crpially assiduous in ad
vocatins: the selection of lion. Horatio
Seymour, of that State, as equally good
and available, IJolh of them arc good
enough, and cither of tliein if nomina
ted, would,! triumphantly elected.
For our own part, we have no choice
Wo want a princinlc candidate. It
mutes little difference how popular lie
has been heretofore ; if he is a man
whose "head is level" on the questions
now agitating the country, and who will
kern step to democratic music, he is
the man for u.i and for the country. It
looks now ns though there would be
revera! new issues to be decided in next
fall's election, chief nmor.g which
Fome plan of getting rid of the '-'nation
al blessing" which the followers of Alra-
ham have saddled upon the country.
The Kepublican party has heretofore
endeavored to make capital out of the
statement, voluutecrcd by tliemscl ves,
that w hen the Democracy conies intopow
tr the Government bonds will bo repudi,
nted. If we may judge from the recent
letter of Thad. Stevens, the leader of the
Kepublican party in Congress. Repu
diation of the payment of the princi
pal ot the Pederal bonds in in coin is
already the trump card ; and, s ingu.
lar to say, old Tlnd threatens to play
it himself.
Toiled and utterly routed in their pet
scheme of negro suffrage, they begiu to
east about for a new element of power.
Without the least particle of principle
to guide them, they stand ready to
seize upon any measure which promises
to bo popuhr, no matter how it may
compromise their former standing. Al
ways a party of expediency, niado up
of the rag.tag-and bobtail of every ism
which lias been sprung upon the coun
try since the ioraiation of the govern
merit, they arc prompted by no honest
impulse, self-aggrandizement, at what.
ever cost to the country, being the rul.
ing motive.
Like howling Dervishes they have
rent the air with fierce outcries and dc
nunciations of the Democracy. They
have rung the changes upon the charges
that the Democratic party was a party
of Repudiation a party bent upon the
destruction of the plighted faith of the
nation. They shouted "copperhead" !
"traitor" ! "traitor" ! and at every inter
mission or breathing spell in the perfor
mance, they shook their fists at us and
called us perfidious llcpudialors.
All this was meant for effect, and for
effect only. Whilst they were loading
tho Democratic party with opprobious
epithets, and keeping' up an infernal
clatter Generally, they were diverting
tho attention of tho people ftom an in
vesication of their own stupendous dis
honesty and rascality. But excitement
cannot last always. There must bo a re
action ; and reaction, short, sharp and
decisive has followed with a vengeance
From Maine to California the people
have turned upon this utterly tharac.
tcrless party, and havo inflicted upon
them stinging defeat. Smarting under
the lasli, they drop negro suffrage " like
a hot potato," and raise tho shibboleth,
"Rppudiation," in the hope of bringing
back tho masses to their support.
A Radical orgau says Satrap Tope
lias sent to Congress for pardon a list of
Georgians who have declared in favor of
tho Radical party. No doubt the Rump
Will bo willing enough to pardon the
"traitors," and "murderous cutthroats'
who tried to destroy tho Government
during tho war, and who are still hope
ful of completing their despicable work
by joining tho rads and sinking the
Southern States in darkness and the
Government into financial and industrial
ruin, but the pardoning power does not
rest with tho scallawags ot that junto.
The scamps who may have Pope's rccoui.
luendation cannot deserve pardon.
In Mississippi and Arkansas the
whites generally did not vote. The Rads
are agitating tho subject of disfranchis.
ing all who refused to vote.
.Vfirs items.
-An engine boiler cxplodod at Ping-
hampton on tho 18th inst., killing two
meu named Catlin and nose.
Tho members of the Court Martial
who tried Santa Anna liavo been sen
tenced to six months imprisonment at
the fortress of San Juan d' Ulloa, for
tho mildness cf their verdict
The terrible tempest in tho West
Indies remains withou a parallel in the
records of history since the total demoli
tion of Lisbon in lioo. The number
of deatliB in tho various places is with.
out calculation, ln rorto Kioo, thou
sands of bouses aro in ruins. t3t. Do.
mingo is said to have beca destroyed ;
the island of Sortola was entirely sub
merged, and every living thing upon it
perished.
The counsel for Surratt will en
deavor to have bis trial commence at the
next term of tho Criminal Court, which
begins on the first Monday in December.
It is apprehended, however, that the
District Attorney may seek a postpone
ment, as was done last spring, and in
that event, he would not be tried again
until March, at the latest.
On the 17ih inst., an affray took
place in a lager beer saloon, in ilha:us-
urg, iN. X. winch ended in the stabbing
t.l tnrco men ny a uerman, naiiieu
r . t 1 I I
Ilcltsheimcr ; they wero all wounded
dangerously, and one, named Knight,
fatally.
An obstinate engagement took
place on the 3d inst., near Sivoli, be
tween Garibaldi and the papal troops,
resulting in the overthrow of tho insur
gents who fled in disorder, leaving 3000
men dead on the field.
-It is said that there is no hope of
reprieve or commutation lor Ciouiu ana
Lut kin who are to be executed with All
en on the 23d, according to the terms of
their santeuce.
Tho United States is to pay eleven
and a half million of dollars for the
Dauish West India Islands St. Thomas,
St. John3, and Santa Cruz, the two last
ot which are subiect to a claim of
Franco.
Speaking of Forney attaching him
self to Grant, Thurlow Weed says "it
does not iratter a great deal what the
fly thinks of the cartwheel.
The two cases of trichina lave oc
curred in the St. Louis hospital. One
was treated for consumption acd the
other for Typheyd fever..
Satrap Sickles ha3 beeu honorably
mustered out of the volunteer service,
but retains command of the 41th infant
try as Colouel.
The Portsmouth (N. II.) Union, a
Democratic newspaper which was mobed
and damaged by a "loyal" mob, in 18Go,
has just been awarded fcl.l'UU by a jury
composed of eight Republicans and
lour Democrats. JJaniel it. bpinney,
the leader of the mob, has to iurr.ish
tho "stamps" and pay the costs.
--On Saturday morning last a Cleve
land Photographer named Gregory and
au uiiKiiowu girl were found dead in his
room he with his throat cut and she
with a bullet hole in her vitals. The
affair is a mistery.
--During the war Johu Watson, the
Radical negro delegate from Mecklcn-
berg county, Virginia, was sold by his
master anu sent away for some crime
In reccivinsj the French staff, the
Pope said there was happiness in having
the rrench about mm, but never so
groat as during the lato peril. He
thanked them, nnd France, and Napo.
Icon, for deliverance. De grieved tha
Italy had sent as a vanguard, anarchists.
with flag's of rapine and devastation
Tho valor of the papal troops had def en
ded Papal soil, aud the French came to
crown their spleudid deleuce. Alter
relorring to Catholic sympaihy, he gav
the army, Napoleon aud France a bless
ing.
The I'EOi'LE Moving. Iu auother
column will be found the proceedings of
a great popular mass meeting and ox
roast held at Aluncy a few days ago.
There is little doubt that the spirit ani
mating that meeting, and eo clearly ex
pressed its resolutions, is the same that
siirred hc people of all the Northern
Slates at tho late elections. Radical
usurpation, disunion and tyrranny have
at t compelled tha people to speak
out in plain resolutions the lesson of the
ballot box-which the Radical leaders are
endeavoring to misinterpret aud disro.
gard. The demanu made by the free
men assembled at Muncywill bo follow.
ed by similar demands lrom the people
elsewhere, and before long there will
arise a universal and irresistible cry
''I lie Union must and shall be Uestor.
ed !" All who stand in tho way with
their little plans aud plots to reconstruct
the Jailing bhoddy party of Radicalism
with negjo suffrage aud other isms, will
be ground to powder. Lot tie people
everywhere at once assemble in mass
meetings, and confirm tho results of
the late elections by demanding the
rescinding of all legislation performed
"outside the Constitution, and a prompt
return to an eeonomicaradministrat'on
of public affairs. The Federal Govern
ment has been "run" too long in the
interest of party and for the solo benefit
ot a lew politicians. Ibis must cease
The people have spokeu let theaa be
obeyed. Pat. and Union.
B,Wc learn that Whitman, ot the
Erie Obtcrver, is about making prepara
tions for the issue of a Democratic daily
from his office in the city o! Erie. Go
in, Whitman; send us a prospectus,
and we'll get you up a club.
Marrikd. On the 14th inst., by the
Rev. Verner, at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. J. It. Paird to
Miss Viola Brooks, both of this place.
The above notice was accompanied
by a bountiful supply of cxccllcut cake
and a $1 grccn-back, for which the
happy coupla will please receive the
tender of our thanks and congratulation.
On the 10th inst., at the residence of
the bride's father, by tho same, Mr.
C. F. Burleigh to Miss Linda J. Love,
both of this place.
With tho above was another largo
supply of the "good things," for which
we arc much obliged. Our best wishes
are with the happy couple, and as their
caes and responsibilities come with in
creasing years, it is our prayer that they
may always havo heart to meet them.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We neve found it necesary, in order to keep the
financial department ol the Advocate on a good
oasis, to adopt tne louowing rule :
Transient Advertisements must be paid for in ad
vance ; and all Job work as soon at completed.
Bi Is made out and presented to yearly advertisers
at the beginning ot each quarter.
Subscriptions to be paid for invariably in advance.
novtt John F. Moons, Publisher
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KIMIAN'S COURT SALE. In pursu
ance of n order of tho Orphan's Court
of Elk county, grentcd on tho petition of
Peter Chamberlin nnd John Chnmbcrlin,
guardians of tho heirs of A S. Rhines, de
ceased, late of Warsaw township, Jefferson
county, said guardians will expose to ruh-
lic Sale on tho promises at 1 o clock r. Jl.,
on SATURDAY, December 111, 1807, nil
the interest of A. S. Rhines, deceased, being
tho third interest in all thai certain tract,
piece or parcel of land, situate in Spring
Creek township, Elk county, I'a,, known ns
the "Oregon tract, surveyed upon warrant
No. 2950, bounded on the north by No. 2002,
and tract known as Carr s tract, on the cast
by No. 2015. on tho south by No. 2014, on
the southwest by Jetterson county line, and
on the west by No 2811. Also one steam
snw-niill in good running order.
TERMS. One-third of the purchase
money in hand, anu the balance in two
equal, annuol payments, wilh interest from
interest lrom the ante or confirmation ot
sale, to bo secured by judgment bonds with
approved security.
PETEK CHA VMLKLl.N,
JOHN CHAMBERLIN.
Guardians of Heirs of A. S. Rhines, dee'd.
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"UIE AUDITORS OF RIDGWAY town
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2Ut, 1807, for settlement. The several
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county, Pa., dcsii i
i., "inform iho cili'.ens
of Centrcville and vi
cinity, that he is nt all tunes prepared to
do work in a neat and satisfactory mnnncr.
tjive me a cnll. novC71y
200
FAVMEltS, to engage in alight
nnd honorable business for the
winter months, in the vicinity whero they
reside, which will net them from !?50to $100
per month .
Fur particulars apply io or address riiii-
MELEE BROS., 722 Snnsoin St. Philadel
phia, Pa. Nov. I I, 18(i7-4t.
CAUTION. Alll persons are hereby cau
tioned nprainst trusting my wife.lohan
na Coughlin on n,y iiceoiinl. ns she has left
my bed and 1 - ,"a without just cause or
provocation, nnd 1 shall ,y no debts of her
contracting, unless compelled by due course
of law. MICHAEL COUGHLIN.
November 11, 807-!lt.
s
CHOOL TEACHER WANTED The
desirous of employing a Comthtent M.u.b
TRAClfRR to take charge ol school No. 1 of
said township during tne coming winter
term. To n good leather a liberal salary
will be given. .10IING. HALL,
1!. F. ELY,
H. A. PARSONS,
Secretary of the Board.
Ridgwny, Oct. oltf
PROPERTY FOR SALE. '
11IIE subscriber wishes t j dispose of the
property f.imvvH ,.-iipil by John
llaiih in the bo' i, i-i Al 'iv's. Said
property ei-iiMst- uf iwo inn sr-iry frame
building, will -'"'i f- -.n ' iI-miis, nnd ono
lioiie tiiiisln-d e.Ki-v I has been lived and
is suitable for a store room. '1 ho other is
not quite finished. The property is situa
ted three door west of the P. ic E. R. R.
Depot, nnd biiyci s will find it one of the
best business silos in St. Mary's.
TERMS. One half cash, nud the balanco
secured by bond nnd mortgage on the prop
erty. Will be sold cheap.
Apply to ANNA RAU1I.
St. Mary's, Nov.-7'07.-tf.
LOOK HERE I
H ATCHES. JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
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111 A 1! EES HOLES. Practical Watclnua-
l:cr, Jeweler nud Engraver, Ridgway,
Elk fount y, I'a. The subset iber begs
leave to announce to the citizens of Ridg
way and vicinity t hat he is prepared to do
nil work in his line on short notice nnd at
reasonable rale in the very best manner.
Shop in II. S. Belnap's Store. Special atten
tion paid to engraving.
He has also on hand a largo assortment
of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry sud Silvcrwaro
which he oilers for sale on reasonable tern s.
Give him a call. ncv7'G7tf.
IN BANKRUPTCY',
ms is to Givk Notice: That on the
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T
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate of Chauncy I. Moore of Bciiezetto.tp.
in the County of Elk and State of Pennsyl
vania, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition ; that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property be
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by Law; that a meeting
of Creditors of tha said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts, nnd to chooso ono or more
Assignees of bis Estate, will bo held nt a
Court of Bankruptcy, lobe hol-len at Ridg
way, in the County ol'Ellfin said District,
nt the Court Hons?, before T. E. Woodruff,
Register, on the 7lh day of January A. D.
1808, at 1 o'clock, p. in.
THOMAS J. ROWLEY,
Nov. 7'G7. It. U. S. Marshal.
PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
rilllE subsciibers having completed their
New Grist Mill in Ridgway arc now
prepared to furnish the peoplo of the sur
rounding country with
Flour of the Best Quality,
and of their own manufacture, at tho lowest
market rates.
The attention of lumbermen nnd others
is called to our lacilities for furnishing
them with
FEED OF ALL k'LXDS,
cheaper than it can be bought any other
place in tho county.
tt,rCASH Paid vob GrainJ.
J.S. HYDE,
J. V. HOUR.
J. K. WHIT.MORF.
Ncvembcr 7, 1807if
"Beyond the Mississippi."
A Complete JIistoky of the New States
anu TEimrroiiiEs, rnoM the Cheat
Riveii to the Great Ocean.
11 U .llherl if. Ulehartlson.
Over 20,000 Cnpir full in one. Month.
TIFE AND ADVENTURE ON PRAI
j ries, Mountains and tho Pacific Coast.
With over 200 Descriptive and Photograph
io Views of the Scenery, Cities, Lauds,
Mines, People aud Curiosities of the New
States nnd Territories.
To prospective emigrant end settlers in
the "Far We-t." t' - ii:-.-..r if that vast
and fertilo n-. "U move an invaluable
nssislauce, si jip'v 'n-. u ;.- a want long
felt of a full, -.-ij reliable guide
to climate, soil, products, means ot ' ravel,
&c, ke.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars
nr.d see our terms, nud a full description of
the work. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
J1U7 Minor St., Phila'a Pa.
jj-jyThe undersigned has taken the Agen
cy for the above book and will fut uish by
mail. In EXTRA ENGLISH cloth nt $3,75
per copy, or in FINE LEATHER (Library
.Style) at $l..r.il per copy. Postage Paid.
Address.
FRED SCHOENING,
Kersey P. 0.,
Oct. 10-'C7-lf. Elk Co. Ta.,
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, whila residing in South
America ns a missionary, discovered a
safe nnd simple remedy for the Cuie of
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
of the Urinary unil Seminal Organs, and
tho while train of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by a desire to 1 enefit theattlicted
and unfortunate, I will send the rcceipe for
preparing and using ibis medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it,
Fret of Charge. Address.
JOSEPH T. INM AN,
Station D, Bible House.
New I irk City
Aug.l5ih, 'C7. ly.