to
John i1'. ,iim.i;k, mi,ITiiI,,
SATlJjM. AY:
A pi il 1 1, i hoh.
Full l'i;i:.-)KNT IN 1S(S,
GENERAL GREENBACKS.
l':lt VICK I'Hi;yil)lSNT,
GENERAL LOW TAXES.
(KMOCiiATIC STATU TICKKT.
I'm- An lifur Central,
CILiS B BOYLE.
OJ I'tiicttv County.
l'nr S'irr
flenrml,
GEN W II ENT
Oj Cttttnll:iil Ctll'ltfl,
" UiYALTY."
l;(.'Mirnn;;ton tells i;s in Lis nnnnls
that " there, was mi extravagance of
1 Aiilty in the reign of Charles II it
mourned to a irer.zy. And now our
o'Hiyir.'sio.ial chaplain f rays tliat we
ii;a;, I .(! ina-ie truly loyal. It is so picas-
nut tn tltuik that there is but one
crowding virtue mid one damning sit)
itiaeauley gives ns an amusing account
of how these extravagant loyalists had
in i no next rciiir,, to L'ainsay tlieir owu
doctrines ami eat their own words. His,
ti-ry is ever repeating itself. The test
el loyalty for lour years was an utHiies
t ioimir approval of all done by the
I 'resident of the I'nited States. A
hearty disapproval of all his acts seems
to bo the test now. This loyal ch:ip
lain, who now Ictls so anxious about the
loyulty of others, only prays (or one. of
the three eo.onliiv.ite branches of the
!oveiuincnt. " God bless our Congress
and make us truly loyal," is the prayer
uf this reverend Mjsworm j not a kind
ly remembrance (or the poor Prcsidcn.
biforc the Lord. 1'erhaps bo thinks,
in his present position, ho is past pray
ing for ; possibly he has been before the
Impeachment Committee, and they have
informed him who be shall pray for.
The standard of loyalty shifts like the
value o( currency. To abuso Lincoln
was disloyalty ; to curse Andrew John,
toil the very acme of loyalty.
'Scribes, l'haiisecs, hypocrites, ye
make clean the ou'.sidc of the cup and
platter, while your inward parts are very
v.ickedncss."
J.VI'L'A t JIMEA T.
The Impeachment trial is drawing to
a cose. Manager Routwcll oncucd the
Argument for the prosecution on Wed
nesday and continued his liaraniruc un.
til Thursday noon. His rcniaiks, as
to argument, were a mere nothing, be
ing only a reiteration of the talk in Rad
eal papers. Mr. Nelson, for the Presi
dent, then followed in a speech occupy
ing what was left of Thursday. The
court have given permission to all the
counsel on both sides to make speeches,
so llrut the case will not como to a con
clusion before next Saturday, if then.
Our opinion as to tho verdict being
against Mr. Johnson remains unchang
ed. The Radical papers do not claim
that tho prosecution have even made a
case, and say that Mr. Johnson should
be convicted liom pulitienl necessity.
r.We are indebted to Lynn, editor
of the Erie J)i.-jiiteJi, for a copy of
' The Resources r-f the P. & E. 1!. II.
Region," by John 0. Perkins, the able
traveling correspondent of the Li'-jiateh
The work contains nearly iiOO pages of
useful infoimalion iu regard to tho min
ing and luaL'uf'acturing interest of this
section, and a copy should be in every
family. The price, in pamphlet, is Slj
per dozeu, and iu cases, ?12 per dozen.
Address " Dispatch Steam Printing
Company," L'ric, Pa.
Cf.Our friend, Dr. U. W. Nubbins,
if Urookville, diopped into our office
a few days ago. The doctor is looking
as well as usual, and purposes staying
in Kidgway during next week to prac
tice his profession. We have freipcnt.
ly heard the doctor recommended as an
excellent dentist. Those who are troub
led with affected teeth should give him
a cstll early iu the wok.
tv-n.Kvcry crime committed at tho
South is now laid ut the door of tho Ku
Klux Klan. Dog Forney i foremost at
this dirty business.
BUuThe "viiiblo aJuiixturu" bill has
passed the Ohio Legislature, which will
Mop the Jladical trick of voting uiulut
tucs, (juadrooiis, &o.
. m i
r2T Chicago 1il gouo Deuxcrutio.
Ch'AM' ,S P A' t A K EX A EH '.
CniCAHO, Illinois, March 7.
Tn the Kilitor of the Time ;
" (J rant for President ! " Could the
negro-worshipping fanatics, who clamor
so loudly for tho uCcidelitally munufao
lured J upiter who commands our armies,
to be chosen Chief Magistrate of the na
lion, have as clear and positive know!
edge of the habits character and ability
of the man as has the writer hereof, it is
doubtful if many would be 80 loud in
their laudations of his supposed virtues,
his exaggerated bravery, his questiona
ble wisdom, or his overlaudcd heroism
It has been my privilege to know (Jen.
cral Grant intimately since lie first took
command of the forces iu the M ississip.
pi Valley, when he made his heudipiar
tcrs at Caiio; and what I am about to
state of him, his habits, character and
condui t, 1 Khali substantiate by the
statements ot getitlelncu well known in
this cilv. and whose word will not be
disputed, if they may be asked whether
my statement, may be true or false .ot
only will nil I rite bu eoroborati d by
the persons 1 shall name, Radical
though they n.ay be, but scores of the
most respectable citizens of Cairo will
respond most unequivocally to the accu
racy of my allegations.
That sobriety was the cxccpt:on and
not the rule of General Graut's conduct
while at Cairo, is a fact too well known
to need confirmation ; but individual
instances of beastly drunkenness arc not
of rare occurrence. I will mention two
or three which fell under my own per
sonal kuowlcdge, aud which I asi ready
to verify on call.
On the 8th day of November, 1801,
the steamer Alec. Scott started from
Cairo on a trip to Columbus, Ky., car
rying a flag of truce, nr.d Gen. Grant,
his stall', and a few other army officers,
the newspaper correspondents, and some
invited guests. When the boat reached
her destination a bevy of rebel oftieera
came aboard, among them weie Gen.
Chcathuni. Gen. Pillow, Col. Rusk, and
a general from Arkansas, whoso nunc 1
do not remember, when a general drunk
commenced, which was kept up until
late in the tiiirht. after the flag of truce
had separated, and the Scott had return
ed to Cairo. When the boat reached
the wharf at Cuiro, Gen. Grant was in
such a beastly state of intoxication that
it was deemed imprudent to take him to
his headquarters, over the City !ank.
where bis wifa was awaiting him, and
be was escorted and assisted to the St
Charles hotel, where ho remained dur
ing the night.
When he arrived at the hotel, it was
found that he was so drunk that) consid
erablc assistance was needed to enable
him to reach a room on the second floor,
and Capt. II. 1$ Hatch, Post Quarter,
mastci, and Hubert Forsyth, geiicrs.1
freight agent of the Illinois Central 11.
11., one upon either side, and each with
a shoulder under the General's arm pit,
hoisted him up stairs to Captain Hatch s
room. A hundred persons witnessed
this scene, and loud and tuanv were tht
ex'.ircssioui uttered of ceusuie and of
disgu.-t at the spectacle. About twelve
o'clock that night Grant got musical.
and an orderly was dispatched for the
brigade band to come and serenade him
The band soon put in an appearance,
and were about to commence playing,
when Mr. Uedurd and Mr. Lansden,
the proprietors ot the hotel, attempted
to Ftop them ; but, on word being taKou
to Geu. Graut, of the obstruction to the
music, he, with a drunken and piofane
indecency, declared that ho was coin,
maiidcr at that post, and he would have
tho band play when aud where he do.
sired. So the band proceeded to tho
hall outside the room where the General
was rollicking in Irs drunkenness, and
for a half tour played to drown the up.
roar of the hell within.
A month later to a day, the same
steamer was the scene of another gor
geous druuk, upon another occasion of a
" Cag of truce " visit to Columbus,
wheu Graut became so wretchedly
drunk that his friends put him to bed,
and kept the boat in the river until he
became sober enough to be taken home.
Hut of his most disastrous spree
that at Fort Donelson I shall not
speak uutil another time. If possible to
induce the Chicago TriLitnc to tell the
truth, I would be glad to have Governor
Dross relato what he saw and what he
saw aud what he said of the scene when
General Grant lauded from his flag of
truce visit to Columbus, just after the
battle of Relmout, when he (Grant) was
so drunk that he fell a half dozen times
in going up the levee from the wharf
boat, aud the united efforts of Captains
Hillyer and Lagow were insufficient to
keep him on his pins.
Six P's. Poets raintors Preachers
Players Printers and Politicians all snf
iur from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of
Appetite, Liver Complaints, and all diseas
es which they may cub or pukvcnt by
the use of Plauiation Ditlets. If those
sufferers took these Hitters, tho Poetry
would be purer, the Paintings grander, the
Sermons livelier, ihe Ailing truer, the
Printing neater, and the politics honester
This spledid tonic invigorate the system,
and enables the bruiu to work Ueallhily
Perhaps no article was never so well en
dorsed by all who have used it.
Godkv ruE Mav richly illustrated with
colored fashion plates full of ohuico read-
iag, instructive and amusing liua been re
e jived. No woman can well afford to be
without it. Term?, tf.1.00 per year. Ad-
rc s L, A, CODKV, ruilaJelpUia, I'a.
f.OCAL INTELLIGENCE.
'nr Time at llidnu ny.
Erie Express Kant 10:liip. m
do iln West :i:62 in.
do Mail Enst 4:8 p. m.
do do West 2: to p. tn.
Local Freight Must !i:10a. m.
do do West 0:42 p. m.
Elk l odge, A. T. M
Slated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
held Tuesday evening, on or before the full
moon of each month, once every two weeks
thereafter. J. K. WIIITMOUE, Sec y.
Magnolia Water. A delightful
toilet article superior tocologuo and at
half the price.
On tho 12th instant, in Hidgway, Win.
Si cveiiBon, ngod about liSycirs.
At Kersey, April Ifiili, by I?ev. L I.illlc,
Mr. It. W if. J ickc, fupt. Kersey Coal Co.,
lo .liss Theresa Itosenhofer.
TheCiood Tkmi'i.aks This organization,
wc lenra is in a prosperous condit'iJii. and
they have umiluhud quite a number of
' brands from tho burning." They are
now fixing up the rooms in the rear of the
upper part of J. V. Ilouk's store on Main
street, for a lodge room.
Jtfjy-' Ye Local ' has witnessed in the pnst
week three persons with black eyes. Were
wc versed in the slnng vocabulary of Ihe
prize ring, we might give our readers n
summary of the dilieient engagements, but
our education having been neglected in that
respect, we must content ourselves wiih
merlcy noting them. One man wu's badly
Lammed ; another was done Broun, and a
third was burneil and cx C'orry atcd in a
beautiful manner. At this writing Fiiday
morning, every thing appears to be quiet
along the lines, but wc suppose that before
the close of the day we shall witness one or
two engagements.
O.n a Si'HiKE.-Thc miners in the employ
of the Shawmut Coal Company are on a
strike for higher wages. They were paid
off sometime last week, and have plenty of
money which they have been spending
quite freely during the past week. We ol-
fer a bit of advice t these ha-d-wor king
nim which they v.otild do well to heed, and
profit by, as follows : Never demand high
er wages un'.csB you are sure your employ-
era can si ami the raise. We respect tho
rights of tho laboring man, and believe his
labor should be compensated toils full aud
fair value. But our experience with strikes
leads us to Cipro is the opinion that there
is nothing made by them. Suppose two or
three huudied operatives quit ork j many
of them repair to drinking-places, gut
drunk, and spend the returns of two or
three months' toil before they are aware of
it ; they then see their fully, aud iu must
instances go to work at less wages than
those which they quit ut. We volunieer
these remarks to those under whoso eyes
they may come, who are concerned in the
strike, iu the best spirit, and with every
good foel ing for their welfare.
CaA County Isstitctb wilt be held at
St. . ' ary's in May, commencing on Tues
day, tho -till, at 'J a. m., and will continue
in session threo days, closing on Thursday
afternoon.
As it is intended to make this Institute
not only instructive, bu: interesting to all
who may attend, inviiat ioLS are extended
not only to those who are teaching but al
so to those who intend doing so. Directors,
nnd all who feel an interest in the Public
School System ; who earnestly desire its
progress, and who would wish this Institute
to be a step towards the improvement of
our teachers, are requested to attend. It
is more thau likely lint wo will booh have
a Normal School iu the northwestern pari
of Pennsylvania, where our teachers can
ucquire a thorough training, and become
masters in their irofession. Let us hope,
that by a full attendaace at the Institute,
an impetus will be given iu the right direc
tion, and that it may awukcu a desire ta
attend the Normal School, whea it will be
established in our midst.
JAMES BLAKELY,
County Superintendent.
Illi it WuiSKtv. We are informed that
on Sunday last two men representing them
selves os persons desiring to go info the
business of manufacturing " benzine,"
called at the establishment of Mr. Uiberger,
at St. Mary's who keeps a drug si ore in
that place, and it has been slyly suspected
for some lime that his supply of aqua viitae
was manufactured in his own cellar iu
short that Mr. 15. has been making and
Belling whiskey without a license, or pay
ing government tax thereon. We learn
that Uiberger, with big partner, made such
a glowing account of their profits tha; the
pseudo purchasers were satisfied that the
investment would pay, aud said they would
call ou Monday and close the bargain.
It turned out ou the following day that
these pretended purchasers were U. S
detectives. This fact was made manifest
when they arrested Biberger and Grotzin-
ner, and detained Capt. Luther, U. S. Ilevi
cnue Assusir, as a witness. The party all
got aboard the afternoon train going west
and were taken to Erie, where an examjnn
liou was held, aud Uiberger and Cruizing-
er held t the auiouut of f 10U0 bail for
their appearance en Monday next. Uiber
ger gave bail, and Crotzinger was com mi t
ted in default thereof.
The above are the faots as we have heard
I hem, aud ts to their truth we cannot
vouch.
?! CfW tll'I'ti'ilst'lDjji.
i " ""WixiAirNuf ice"
Wo have found it Decenary, in order to keep tbo
nnarwuu nopnrrnnnt ot me Advomte on a good
basis, toauopi the lolly wing rulo :
Transient Aflve'lisements must be paiu f ir in ad
vance ; and all Job Work as soon as compleud.
Ellis made out and priser.ted to yearly advertisers
at the beginning of each quarter.
Subscripti us to be jjid for invaiiably in advance,
liovti' .lonx F. Mooiik, Publisher
WANTKD.-A (loot).
YU'KAHLK IHUFT IIOKNB.
SBR
Any person owning men rfrsc, weighing
about 1400 pounds, and desiring to sell,
can find a buyer, by applying to
C W. SKKVICE,
At the RMgwny PtoYefc Tin Store.
DISSOLUTION OF PAliTKItSini'T
The partnership heretofore existing
under the name f II. F. Jicpenslmde & Co.,
iu the Tanning business, is this day dis
solved by the withdrawal of J. II. Coryell
anil W. (!. Schuli i.e. All persons Luting
claims niminst said company will please
present tliem for payment, mid those know
ing themselves indebted coin" forward and
settle. .1. 11. COIIVLLL.
II. V. l;sl'l)NSILl)iO,
wm. :. m'ih;ltz.
Pt. Mary's, Ike. 1:!, lntlV. npll
11IK CnMMISSfONF.HS OF ICI.K CO.
will tii'-et at their office ill Itidgwnv on
MONDAY, the 'Tih d::y of April next.
I'.y or ter,
F. 0. DICKINSON, Ci.KitK.
rillil I-' Tit C.IVI" NOTICK. That on
I the :!Oio ijay ,,r Maivh. A. D.. lhtiS, ,,
Wan-mi in " i'i!ro):icv was isn'd r.g-iiiist
the est at ! I' !'. 'V. liaiivlt, of llidgwny, in
the enmity ot t!ik. nnd State of Pennsylva
nia, w!r ! n n-lj'idjii'd a Han nipt on
Irs o iv ii peC'tnii : th-tt ili -lytiienl of any
debts and delivery of a y pnierly belong,
ing to such lhinlcrupt. to him. or for his
use, and the transfer o! any piopcrty by
him tiro loi hidden by law : tliat a meetinj:
of the creditors id' the said i'oinkrupt, to
prove their debts, nnd to elu o-e one or
more n shrnocs of bis etate, will be held
at n Court of r-t'.nl.inj-tey, to be bidden at
the II vdn II ii.se in Kidgway, Pa., before
S. K. Wood i nil', l!egter. on" the I'-'ld day
of June, A. 1)., Is". ut '.I o'clock. A. M.
1 litis. A. IlijWLcY,
l'. S. Marshal. Messenger.
II V 0. P. DAVIS, Deputy I'niu l states
'.Marshal npll ISCS-lt
HKKIFl'ri" SaTk:
BY YUm i: OF AWP.IT OF Venditioni
l.xponas issued cut of tht Court ot
Common I'leas of LIU county, in the State
of Pennsylvania, nnd to me direuted, 1 will
liy virtue of said writ, on the lih Monday,
being tho 'JTth day of April, expose to
Public Sale, at the Court House in I'.tdg
way, the following described property', to
wit, viz :
All thai certain town lot in the Borough
of St. Mary's, in the county of Klk. nn I
Stale of Pennsylvania, on St . Mary's street,
containing iu front on St. Mary's strict
on hundred feel by two hundred feet de p
at right angl s, being No !, on John I. L'.
Cartuy vol's plan, bounded on the W"st by
street ; on the south by Wash
ington street ; on th ! east by Lafayette
street ; on the north ljy lot of Ma:hias
Hack : whereon is erected one two story
frame building, 1!H feet by 41) feet. cale.ihit
ed for a store room and duelling house,
one small stable, mid has n'so otic small
orchard thereon. Seized nnd taken in ex
ecution, and to be told as the property of
trederick luulolpli.
JAMES A. MALOXE. Smkbifk,
April 11th, D-i.S. fipii.e
DENTAL NoTlCi:. D . l W. Su n
iiins. of P.rookville, Pa., will be a
Hidgway during tho pn; Inn of Court lo
ope ale in the '.ine of his profession, for the
iasertioii of artificial t.eth, or the preseiva-
lion o! the natural nrgajs. Hooms at the
residence of Mr. prooks. (I'eb''.l 7v.
1 IKEIUN ATTACH UiNT.
T !.. Foster, Chan E. "I
roster, & L. N. rrisbtc.
In the Court of
Administrator.., uf Asi
Common Pleas of
L. Foster, deceased,
versus
William I'.eed.
Llk Co. No. do.
April Term, lSiliS
ELK L'OUNTV, SS :
The Commonweall h
of Pennsylvania to the Sher.U' of saiil coun
ty. liKEt'llNU :
We conuimnd you that you attach WIL
LIAM KKKD, late of your county, by all
nnd sMigiilar, bis goo. is and chattels, laud
aud tenements, in whose bands or possess
ion sjever the same may be, so that he be
and appear before our Court of Common
Pleas, to be holdeti at Piugway, in and for
said county, on the last Monday of April
next there to answer 1 . I., luster, Charles
L. Foster and . X. FrUbie, Aduiinistiaiors
of Asa L. Furl Mr, dee d, in a plea of debt
And also that you miioiioiii Joseph S.
Hyde, rod any other persons in whose
builds or possession the i-roiieriv rn.; be.
so that they be un I iitiio ar beioro our suid
Court on the lasi Monuay of April text, to
answer what shall be objected njiiinsl him,
and . I.i.lc lite judgment of the Court
therein.
And have vou then nnd there Ibis writ.
IV!TNt-S the ll-m. 1!. (i. V I! IT", Piesj.
denl J ude of ou r sai l Coi l t, at ltidgwuy.
this Ith d .v of M-irea. lS':s.
(.:'. . IIATIIP.L'X, Proih'y.
Hail ii --..ii ' i'i the sum of $7l.t)l.i:
The Slierut i.l a taeli iillllie goods and
c'aaliels. l.io.is and tr-i.. -merits of the def.-ti
lanl, iu the hands anil possession of Joseph
S. Ilyde, or in the hands or possession of
any other persons whatsoever, and summon
them us garnishees.
BoL'Ti El A A I. II 111 CUT,
PlaiuiinV Aiiorueys.
April 1th, 1Si;j tiw.
L'
1CENSK NOTICK. Notice is hereby
given that the following named tier-
sons nave nieu their applications tor li
cense in my office, to Aj ril Sessions, 1M,7,
according lo law.
S. asbinder, lienttet. Tavern.
Elizabeth Win-low, he acted, Tavern.
A. Uerg, Fox, Tavern.
W. Aunian, Fox, Tavern.
Homer it. Leech, Fox, Tavern.
Anthony O'Chase, Fating House, Fox.
M. Wellendorf, Si. Mary's, Tavetu.
(i. 11. Shrincr, St. Mary's, Tavern.
John Thompson, St. Mary's, Tavern.
II Kretz, St. Mary's, Tavern.
Henry Lnrgy, St. Mary's, Tavern.
Margaret Kennedy, St Mary's, Tavern.
J. Wnehlel, Si. Mary's, Fating House.
P. Qiiinn, St. Mary's, Fating House.
John Kriihaut, Jone, Tavern.
martin Sowers, Jones, Foiling House.
JiU Paiierson, l'.ilgway. Kaling House.
f. Jaeksoa, Hidgway, Fating House.
tiKt). A. ltATHUUN'.
Mj,ij ac Pioihono ary.
THE PLACE TO BUY IS AT
TIIIM1I I OWAY
DRUG STORE,
Ki-.IT 11 V
GIIUVKG. MKSSiiXGER,
D.;litr in irus;?, A'eiicicM, Teicta,
Oils, White Lead, Lubricating Uil,
Larap Oil, Tarjncr's Oil, l'er.
ftniiPrioH of nil Kinds,
Tlie put est Varnish,
Lnishcs of every
Ftyle and
Oyc Stuffs, I'urc Conf'ectionaries Citron,
Raisins, Patent Medicines, 'Vines,
Watshes, Jewelry, Rings,
Tobaccocs & Sugars
l'tirc Liquors for
Medicinal pur
poses only.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of Krorythin" Useful
l'i rliiining to the l)rn usiness Gen
erally. I'm:.. Jlnii's at. !..,w I'riecs !
1'uie iv-ig.s at Low Trices
.V"ti.'ti. in Kti'lluss Variety !
Xoti'itis iu 1'ndless Arnriety
uieiie in ami Knlish Watches !
American and Knglish Watches
Latest Styles uf Jewelry, Rings, etc.
Latest iSty Its of Jewelry. lungs, &c
Fancy Articles, Toys, Latest Novels !
Fancy Articles, 1 oys, Latest Novels
Alliums, News, Stationery, Ilird-Ongcs!
Alhums, News, Stationery, Rird-Cagcs I
Violin, 1'anjo and Guitar StrinsrsI
Violin, l'aiij-i and Guitar Strings I
mar'JiilCfi
NEW (JOODS !
JUST UKCKiVKO AND
MAUKKD CLEAR DOWN
To Bottom !
AT 1'UVj
CHEAP CASH STORE
I. V. DOCK, Main Street, Ilidgway, Pa
HAYIXf! just returned from the eastern
cities where I ha :e purchased a Inrco
and well releeted assortment of goods,
invite t he intent ion of the public to call and
examine v.'.y slock, consisting of
Lry Goods,
Notions.
Clutliing,
Hardware
Hats
Cups,
Hoots,
Shoes,
(juecnswari
ruovisioNs, &p.,&c.
RUYEUS WILL FIND
MY 8 T O C K
FULL AND COMPLETE,
and well adapted to the wants of tha
coiuiiiuuilv.
.)'. V. IIOUK.
Kidgway, Pre") ly.
j alhakIjH lots for sale.-
Thi! undersigned has laid out a vil.
age upon his ground adjoining the Ilidg
way Depot, lo be called F.LK The lots
are AH feel front by 1 00 feet deep front
ing towards ihe railroad.
Terms For the first lot sold, $100. Foi
the second lot sold, $110. For Ihe third
lot sold, SI 20 and so ou increasing in
price as lots are sold.
Rf First purchasers get the choice lot
at Ihe cheapest rales.
Purchasers will be registered in the or
der of I heir application Ten percent of
the purchase money must be paid at the
time of tlu' a pplieation.
T r idioal ions wi'l be made to Job.
0. H all, ts.j., II' l.jwjy, l a.
J. S. HYDE.
Hidgway. niar,2'.l'00--(f,
j-F VoU WANT TO UL'V
t'j.oTr'i.rG nr tin .mi i ion r
C.. to A. lt Kl.At MHK, Agent,
l'KAI.Ktt IU
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
GENTS' IT UN IS II ING GOODS,
11 ATS, CAPS, EO . TS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
TRAVELING RAGS, &c.
ST. MARY'S, ELK COUNTY, PENN'A.
Jan21SGSlypd
III'.DEI.ILS VOOrTpractical Clock ft
Watchmaker, St. Mary's, Elk county,
Pa. I'.oouis next door to Hintcnnch'sr
Clothing Store. All kinrfs of work dona
done iu a satisfactory manner, and war
ranted. Consultations in regard to worW
in Ihe CJermar, t reueh or English lnn
giiaces March H, lSUTtf.
VII orders for Sloves aud Hardware
will be promptly uitended to as soon
us iceeived. ut the
Vi 1.7 St. MARY'S HARDWARE STORE.
L'NS,
PITO.S. RIFLES. KNIVES,
IT
poeket aud luble tutlerv. of the best
ipiatity ami tn ist approved )alteins, very
cheap ut the Hardware Store on Uiberger'
old comer iu Si. Mary's.