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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
Cedron I3itters

OAa trial and yoa will neqer any others
IL y not necessary 60 publisl q long flst 81 His
eases iar Whieh tbs tesFnn Blftgrs are = spsffhe.
A. AL dlsHassz af fha STOMACH, ROW.
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
IN ali alsetiasss # ti4e At&AlN UEFEN u-
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In aUI1', RItEG NATfsH AND NfzT-
RAL6sIAs
Apa ia FEVER AND AGUnt
q .. asatiasa y superreda ali other rssasais. Il
Dot eaiy cuHes thsse tlshases. BAT if faHFxsfa
thats.
4 wins glass fali ~ the Rifters fakeu IN hear
i~fafs raeh maAl Niil esgiafs ths 90 an-ets ~
mgst unhezifiy climate, snd sess~a he tsFson
iskiag It axsinsf alssss aa3sr ibs tisst tfgtaa
elposurss
sold BY nfuesisfs aud Gfoesrs fsrsraily
aoS-Df. joins huLL's Principal ulhas. Flnh
strsst. Louissiiia. Kf
sold - PETER YfEELIsg.
fts sole A geut. Esanssilia. In1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
ID sp e y sia.

And sts AltsHAaHt tsalH ofsylapt hIs il sess fafs
iiss = charm fhzn = maliciHe Their i 10th "a
In Tie r2aga ui The aefera Meiioa, that tsf . Eie-
faent he4r sael isrisnn tfifh & iu tais dIssz=,
fall aeeaHut q this Wguderfll plant mAy H.
gunt Ia lie tfth edition 81 the u. s pisaeuazte-
- page t'H- sud taSs
4 segi-s Of experiment 81 which ~. Bali haa
been for YEAR, engaged. hgs 5uss leen hsaHghf o.
nurressf4i terafmsfiosi aua o. "a urN enabled e.
onsr 20 the pHhlse combination oi Cfslrna. atsh
other approved tpuleE the - bale preserved IH The
tssi quality Of ssprst distilled nourten ahlsks.
which b. g. rahfissnt has afnai ia tise ssartd.
lie night farnlsh seiunls OF CERTIFICATES. hnt
tbs pubiif have long siHee learned to esflmsts
thinEs At their frs FAine fls skfesf pi.n -. faf
every ens l. ct fsr hlfos-ii the virtues .; ass
usiLSins. lfss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
z Bal Plot % Soc Genrnekr.

In regard 10 the recently discovered
plot IN kentuckey, 20 seize the State and
carry it over 20 the rebellion. the Frank.
fort (Ky) Cos'monpeafta says
There probably eau be 10 doub, OF
the fact, that there is. OF was. sueh
plot and we know that the rebels and
rebel syrnpathixers-men who ara poIi-
teal JoAHs among the CONSERVATIVES.
rampant in their support aud defense
Of the usnrpation Of the late Guthrie
Prentice Ceutrai Committee-were fully
posted in the movement Hence their
course; hence their )uailant laudation Of
the obieetlonal parts ef Colonel Wolford
speech hence their falsehOods about
Governor Bramletsc' intending 90 resist
the enrolling aud dreit Of the negrses in
this State, and hence abuse Of him by
some Of them, because ho was TOO pairi-
ntie to fall into the trap they had set for
him.
The programme waz all laid out. But
Governor Brsmlstte did not play the
character they lad cast in the tragedy
Tor him 10 play. Had be done so
collision with the Federal authorities
would have been inevitable; and then
tho rebel forces would have invaded
Eassern kcntucky under Breckenridge,
snd, Al other points, under Backner AMI
Morgan.
But Governor Brsmlsltc's Address
squelched the aims Of the "Conservs.
i i've about as efec.ually--st lesst We
hope so-as the Lincoln guns, did the
/ object Of the Peace men, Of 1852.
+ And nov let the People squeleh the
Conservative. Gathrie-prentice move
msnt to irsnsfsr tho Uaion party Of Ken
tucky to toe Vallandigham, Wood & Co I.
Chicago Convention, and we believe al
IN be sell With Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
Compound rse,or.i or wna cA,rry

De. hucasss heassAaIi uard thre4 shos.t tlse
v est ana sqa.h sHd his Warm Letsnzrs IL lsss
than gsar af5er the4r lutIl-l r4iegl atts5nsf
teputaftul vile spr-si ~ tra rectiaeaf IT
Serfa Amari1a. Hus fHH crewHiuE Eiers IL his
iife rrHaus 20 bs sfts lned iu hia isfsf Iscaear
~ rather eetstihatiaui fay BE- dres nei cis5al iu
have bssu the discsEuGef of CEDknNs ehieh + the
htsls Of ife hiiteFs uaH eaorl - ta- guilie.
Thsf honer ts1uags - tbs native Inhabitants ei
Central Anasrsss te when its tiriurs haFs beea
kncwn far uanua thss tsa hundrcd years. Aruaea
with Ii. iie iwdiau bds deaaut~ % the faoa deaa-
Is msiaria ani hsaAles slfhnut isr ths fnsst N.
ounons rsFrssufs i = iniaf With thrga thai
whir these essslh ~. M the l-'sis, the Cstgsu
roteut e. caFe 80 Fasgt-r shat fits isaass Izss
D..
Nhiis pF. Rsil & Hof prepared T. iaasfss this
sHtrHfaesHt IfetHnsienr he l. nefrf thai=sf sat=-
ed irons = thorough exsuinatiea Of iae sFsssrsss
Tuiaf.Fe 70 igs sifssass that reHledr snd fIF-
YrutRflfe far All 8isasas srisiuE ifu'n fxIs7suf.,
either 70 the easaEs af eealhtr ana cInsfs. eF g.
tite miAsuiafte tufiuangeF, 30 stands ithaui r.
va, ard lusflY DESERVES tAe reputation Is has sH
long enloy~a ia f~ngrai Amr-ira aud iha West tn.
dies -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

Over one hundred copies of letters and
tslegrams which passed between McClel-
lon and the War Department during the
last year he wss in command aud omitted
by him in his published report, will Be
sent by the Secretary Of War to the Sen
ale. They viii be printed as an appen-
dix 10 his own report Amougthese are
his Yorktown boasts Of driving the enc
nav to the wall, and his announcement
a few days before the seven days battles,
that he was ready to 90 TO Richmond
Peter Badeau, Esq, the Oldest SUNDAY.
sehool teacher, probably, in The United
States, Il not in the world, died in Neg
York on the 10Th nit He vas in his
eighty-ninth. year, and had besnan aetiys
Snndayschool teacher from the first fer
nation OF Sunday schsols in New York
sity MP 20 the time of his death
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
NEW BOOKS.

y \ y y = = y =
ORNAN's LIFE OF CHRIST. book srsa;.
II ing great excitement
Miss Giiherts Career.
Tales Of the Opera by Psrtsn,
Mrs Lirrirer's Lodgings; BY Dickens.
Letters % the Joneses.
Abbote.s history Of the Crest Rebellion.
southern History Of the wAr--arsi and secoud
s. y volumes aAs
General. .srant and his eSaspaigns.
HarreTss Bistory OF the WAR as ar as cut
The Perfect Gentleman; OF, Flegaaoe sHd E'o-
apenee.
Held in Bon1agc; BY c, vsushn.
WHIP. Hoe, and sword
Rnbjpi new novel.
Frank Warrington; by author OF The suth.
ssr1andesn
s-.le g kiarasft Astronomy aud Atias.
Nsrceass kogulsi aud ell tbs Iarns Novels.
.fff t-At-ssssf tatafF \ oosKLLs
sEsafaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
PnRs=--A SUE cURE=

TvyERY BODY = BEfNG CfRED r ffsgs
il distressing sissase b tie US -
DIR. str1ekisBd's pile Remedy.
Read y bat q suf-rsF szFz.
Mr. J. p HAz2fts les S@cCua street riaefa-
nail O. ss5= h- has b-en dTsz.iiul s4.fsaFar .fE
FIl-s lsT ioaE fssas, aHf 49, frisf Hssris exerx
fhirE sad e0sld obtain - relief IL a--f siss,ss
on=8o1sth e Hui = Or. SfricEi ias1's Pile ofas-
E~Fi, ssa . haaae acsmplets cHTe. IL s8ssz..
every ous uap Is sHgsriug 70 try IA
soid Is az beggzisss, " censs yeT pot. aanu-
assured ~ Ne s EAst Fourth 4srsst, CGnefsfati
o. Ask for rTklGss LANDS PfLE gEaEDY.
uhie32tEIy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
sADDLERY.
THOMAs q. MAgHEE.

CUccEsgGR 10 ". y. COEwIRg 4 co. !,
- may always be foun4 ~ the old s,ands No
10 LOCUST sTEKKf, nesr the Psy' .0sles. he
rtiN continues 10 manufacture lis or IIe@sy
Harness, sG3dles, BYisies MAr,iugi .ss, Collars
&C., Ac., sud has on bad isrgs sdd attractive
stock ~ Custom " ofks uia4e of ths best mater 81
By scientific Workmsn. wb5eh h. now Offers - fbs
srais ~ EAsTEEk PRICES. HaViuz greatly ia
creased bis facilities fsr manufacturing, b. = neH
prepared ~ furnish all articles . bic iits Ia sng
ausatlfias, - the shortest notice. Az whs Wish
70 bpy vii save mensy - s4snlinluz hls sterk
before purchasing elsewhere. All Sh0 like 81 sx
arins hus articles are ioyiled 90 cali aud ibs
work which teok tbs premiums At tbs iast Y airs.
NIB. Every article Il guaranteed. aud I4sna
iurs rip~ and breaka Fepairsd sithout charge.
mbIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

NTE ARE Eow The MOST EXTENSIVE
Msaua.s,ursrs, 10 ear lins, n the STATE. W.
es.r The isisswias Tss.eso asd cissrs, ear sua
ueaufacture. for safe.
~ Eoxss 81 Fisa Luan PER poand..... % Cts
enc noxts uf 30 Lump lef pound ......-.. a. e.
80 Boxes braak's oFanea Lump y o.. IS Cts
afa hosa Bal, in caaaiea per pound ..-.. tu Cts
afn Boxes harsei's. IN Faaifss.
SO caddlra Paael Isai, ler pound. SO ou
eim ~ Dorado, Light faF pouud. ISL -
aisa Gssfiies Faaeske, Light, per pound 81 ca
l0H Boxes sHu f'Hfld Tdfasrco y IT,. s. CT
1000 De- Home spun THi-t fobscee,
! ,fua Barrels smoking fotaCcoi
100 haxes neisdis scotch suHn:
81 Half Barrels fine-ccg Chewing Tshacso
tn hersehaum Pipes.
l0g Groas Brisf zad He01 PiHas.
fg0,tsU clay pipas. sssaFlei;
innGr0ss RnhisF Pipes.
t0,eu0 assorted rips sseEs,
$3.50 CenhA cizaFas
zi,plo Henri Clsy Cigars, arst'sl
26.onn Heurg Ciay Cigars. sseoad's.
xs.upo Ia saPaleau tiEaFs,
a1.as1 81 nrufus Cigar4.
1t-i,ulo Halt tTaalsh osssfss
2isl-isi ssxars-fas
~ 30 "a -slsasiiss pIasfss
t,s,.fssl Packs snskiaE felaero:
~ nfums Tugkiza Smoking Toharso
~ Rslss Kinaieasisk smskiBt fsha1ss;
~ Urnus sisaehlas
A9si paaads sissksess snnn.
E.poy frsueL sa0s
Merchants sat stass- Assg gafs losk ~ tAsl
ns~nai ~tsfaihs tu4 isfgswtask.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
HATS AND caps.
MISSES FELT HATS
Latest Sew YoFk styiss-

OF whieh - are r~ossvSng splendid ssscrsasrs
FAUfTER & AAECoNxfEE,
Ne - Mas s-xs-f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-31
WHICH SHOULD HAZE TIE PREFER

When SHOULD HAZE TIE PREFER
rNcE?-W We notice that Mr. Sherman, SEN
ator from this State. has presented a petit
zion in the Senate from the wool growers
Of Ohio, praying for the extcrminaticn of
the canine population of tho State, which
is said to number about SEQ. coo. and 10
have penchant For mutton quite prejudi-
cial to the interests ottne petitioners. The
question IS whether Congress has right
to ruin the prospects Of the mince- pie
manufacturers, to salty the whims Of far
mors. The matter is second in importance
only to that about which the Senate has
been cuigeling Its brains for the las; three
months, 10 wit: If a white man and a ne
gro take passage in a street railroad ear. at
the same time, and there Is bat one vacant
seat, which of the two is entitled to that
seat? The Radicals say the negro, by all
means; the Democrats say the white man,
and that the negro should be kicked out !;
the Conservatives have it thas the white
man should have the seat, hut that he
should take the negro upon his lap Cm-
c.anati Eayuifer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-31

The st. Louis Repubficon, of the sth
inst. describes bloody ARRAY at lIamlin,
Calhoun Co, last friday as follows:
A soldier taking offence at some remarks
OF citizen who is said to have hurrahed
for jeff Davis, deliberately shot him dead.
The friends of the murdered man soon
gathered in large numbers, lynched the
3 ldier, and hung him on the spot A gen.
eral fight between the soldiers and the cit
izens followed in which two more of the
for rer were hung and three shot dead
No action in the matter has yet been taken
by the authorities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-31
G.. q. * G.. Es. e. Time S'aEss {
DIR. +. o. BCRTON,

SURGEox DEHTIsT,
Can be consulted at his e!ticc every fszssFs,
tav except MONDAY and Tucsdays.f; : "a
a. Office over Hiil's Bakery, - I-IJS
PI. Y VI o I II, = ID | A \ 4.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-31
: u e L . II
Il ON. D. W. Y DOR Il L ES
OF INDIANA.
SIP Z OH

The following is an extract from a
speech Of the Hon. u. ". Voorhees,, delv-
cred in the House of Representatives OF
the United States, March 9th, 1851
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-31


the United States. March 9th, 1861
SIR, viii not here pause to dwell in
detail on the usages of civilized nations in
conducting civilized warfare. Bnt l chrl-
lenge history. that reverend chronicer
Of the grave" whether in It's sacred OF
proiane records to produce a parallel to
the spirit and temper with which the patty
now in power has conducted the awful
struggle in which we are engaged. Com
mcncc At the early daybreak of the wor.d,
traverse ali time, and explore all space,
grole your way among the vast hccatombs
Of al former wars. examine The CORY STAINS
OF every battle plain, ransack the archiyc
OF kings, cabinets, AID councils, and 10 H.
stance. lot enc. eau bc found where a pto-
pie claiming Christian civilization las
wagcd a war Of any kind against any foe
in dumb, ferocious silence without wor5
sign, or look i'll behalf Of peacef,l
solution as long as We have now been en-
arcd in his cruel conflict ..Biessad arc
the pcaccmakers, was not spoken for the
present administrators Of American affairs
They spurn the examples and teachings of
ali Christian AGES and enlightened Teope
they drink no, from the benevolent foun-
t,;n. VII ,..t,,. ,..o,, ,,,,n-aIad - ,.,nl
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''' '' historian 'o' universal
~ ,,''0', 'o'''" no pursuit 50 pleasant
,'''' ''''" "''' '''''"' more
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=, ''''''""S VT" le''S
'"'' '''','' enc warm '"ii.t oi blood on
- ~ ,"'' i0'' io SU'ro''''oed
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r. "''''' %" i'o'''7 q n,c'i.'''o"' al
'"o' = '' oohl P'Viil4se' all '''ik of ncSotla-
'''" J"a' 10 ~ now the patriots who are
'e''e" Oh me west side OF this chamber,
'''1 ",.0 ~ '''''' 70 contracts at inc west
gu" Vi 'he avenue. Nor dld fiydcr All,
'''' more '''o'eTh incarnation OF uncondi-
'ioh'i eA'efilinal'"g war, regard with Ia
'0' '''' Suggestions oi peace "heh paus-
ny ''' iu'"ieh' IKE cioua OF wrath on
INC 'i'" o' me "lo'i'al" he swept down
'ci ''c l''''"9 u inc 'drha'ic, ana smo'e
'''''' WIN ',''''S % nfe' wi'n '"oisef'iina'e
"oc' CIR 'heSe are your examples. heSe
''' 'hey VINO never s'iu e'hciiia'e' D"' al
Ways saiu cfuah; VINO never said hafmo-
','N ''' " ~ ''"'Ss 'a.' 'e',f'|' VINO
'o"ooi'0' n''c' 'i'i "Aec'ioh anu ehipfdc
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24
I H Z E L K A D V &C A I T

eyes It's he ! / come Stand back
OLD man, to the rear! Ten PAGES back
ward march !"
Old Squiggers retrograded, 'cauae
TheophiI1s had whang striker in both
hands, red with rust.
"Now, old man." said the general.
ri come TO claim my bride--T am Z.
G.--brigadier general. Three long
months have hewed. am now great
man. Secst thou this pile of gold |? I
have rlillion. I have houses and
land. I have position. I have hon.
or. wrote a puff for my major. .gener.
al. was given a brigade. For fiftv
dollars worth Of mules bribod the tcle-
graph to record my daring deeds. The
President rewarded mo. I am Gen.
eral of Ethiopauos!
Then whispered the sire
General, are you honest? ?"
care 1 honest ? Do the word OK.
ist l are. 1t do. Else l were not
general"
"Then take her, 1 am satisfied. The
country is ssfe-my children be hap.
py"
And he took her.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24

TNO WOUNDED SOLDIERs.-Al
| Soldiers who have been discharged
by reason of 'coands receiucd in any Bat
tie, and who have not received tho one
hundred dollars bounty, can receive the
same now at once, by applying either in
person or by letter, at he Military and
Nara! G9ency, No. APT Walnut Street
Philadelphia.
JOSEPH f. DEWITT l. Co
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24
MARRIED.

On ;he 4th of Sept, at the Resi-
dencc of the brides father by j. R. Lin
demath Esq, Mr.. Charles Il. Wins.
low, to Miss Ellen Jane Derr, both of
Benezettc Elk Co Pa:
With the above notice We received
the usual printers fee. All hands Join
IN wishing the pair a long life and a
merry one.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24

NOTICE. The undersigned, Depu-
ty Collector of Internal Revenue tax, of
the 10Th District, will be in Ridgway,
Elk county Pa, on Tuesday & Wednes-
day, the 4th and 5th days of October.
lCourt week. to receive the amount of
Taxes due in the county for the year
1864.
ES~Call at the Clyde House."
P. FORD, Dept'y Col.
September 22nd, 1864.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

President JRdgc.
Hon. r. GWhite, Wellsborough.
Associate Judges,
Hon. V. S, Brockway, Jay tp.
Hon. E. G. Schultze, St. Mary's.
Sheriff.
P. W. Hays, Ridgway
Prothenotary, Reg. and Rec.
George Ed. Weis, Ridgway
District attorney,
j. c. Chapin, Ridgway
Treasurer,
Charles Luhr. st. Mary's
C0unty SurUeyor,
George WalmSley, St. Marys
Commissioners,
Charles Weis, st. Mary's
julius Jones, Benezett
Joshua Keefer, Jones
Aadttors,
R, 7. Kyler, Fox
Henry Warner, Jones
II. D. Derr, Benezett
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24
A WAR TALE.
CHAPTER THE ONE,

CHAPTER TIE ONE.
IT was night-tho hub of it.
"And now, daughter, 60 to your
retiracy Muchly as love and scy-
pher-like as your frail body is to me, I
tell you, nymph, thou shalt never mar
ry Thopilus. He is poor you are rich,
The noble house Of fSquiggers shall not
be dishonorcd by menial blood"
CHAPTER TWO AND THREE.
"rheopiius HonObulm go hence -
How dare you hired man, in the ON
ployment of your Mqhitable's father,
look on my child to wooY Begonc |!
You have no position. My nymph.liko
child shall mover we'd and bear children
to any man who is not noble"
CHAPTER TUE -FOUR.
"Come to the window, my child
1t was Juno. "Why art thou SO cast
down, wasted beauty ?" She had
grown thin in meat. ~ will find for
thee fitting mate, sweet bird Of song"
Mehitable sung o little while washing
dishes.
What! hol without |" Somebody
was knocking on the door SO hard as
"ter tidcl." The door couldn't stand
the pressure, and it Aewed
CHAPTER THE FIVE.
"H,s'a-alt" |" spoke in gentle terms
the intruder. 1t was General Theopi.
lus Honebalm.
"Th.e-e-ep That's what Msbitabls
gave uttsraBes Is
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24

Sensitive lady from the country look
ing for coach. pray, sir, are you en-
gagged" Cabman. 'Och, bless your
purity soul, madam, l have been married
these seven years, and have nine chill,
drcn.'
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24
ABRAHAM! OLE! ABRAHAM.

Air-'Maryland my Maryland
The Tyrant's reign will soon be Ger,
Abraham Oh AbraharA:
You soon shall leave Potomac's shore
Abraham Oh Abraham:
Good bye to you, we most abhor,
You soon must fall, to rise no more,
Our "Little Mac" will peace restore
Abraham Oh Abraham.
Our liberties you shall not steal,
Abraham Oh Abraham,
ln Niggors you shall cease to deal,
Abraham =! Oh Abraham,
Our "Little Mac" will mako you feel
A wound that you can never heal,
And you can dance the Nigger reel,
Abraham Oh Abraham.
Your Abolitiou's very strong
Abraham Oh Abraham,
Your Angels never can be wrong,
Abraham ! Oh Abraham,
In darkness you can sing your song
And as your Darkies move along
You'll fly before McClellan's thron e,
Abraham !! Oh Abraham.
Your plotting vii! be all in vain,
Abraham ! Oh Abraham
In Washington you can't remain,
Abraham Oh Abraham
For we'll throw off the Tyrant's chain,
And you we never will maintain,
And over us you'll never rcigu,
Abraham Oh Abraham.
We soon will lay you in the dust,
Abraham Oh Abraham
your politics are bound to rust,
Abraham Oh Abraham
Go up Salt River, Abe you must
For in Mcclellan we shall trust,
And to his country he'll be just,
Abraham ! Oh Abraham.
With Andy johnson as your chum,
Abraham ! Oh Abraham
You soon shall leave your white house
nome,
Abraham Oh Abraham
To little Mac you Will secumb,
Nor will you dare to fire a gun,
For ho will make your Shoddies run,
Abraham Oh Abraham.
From Tyrant's chains we will be free
Abraham ! Oh Abraham
From War and ruin, and from thee
Abraham ! Oh Abraham
Here's to our Nations liberty,
And death to traitors such as thee
For you shall ever, ever be
Abraham dead Abraham.
Chauncy c. Robinson,
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NOT1GE.-In the Orphans Court for
the County Of Elk.
In the matter of the estate ofThomas
overturf, deceased. The appraisemeut
under the 9TH section of the Act of the
l4th of April 1851 having been filed in
this matter. notice is hereby given, that
Ann Overturf, the widow of the said
Thomas Overturf, claims to retain the
real estate referred TO therein, of the
value OF Three hundred dollars and will
apply to the Orphans Court for appro.
val OF the said Appraisement on Scptem.
Der the 9th a. D., 1864, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
ANN OVERTURE,
Jlr,,r
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"WouId you like to subscribe foi
Dickens Household Words ? inquired
q magazine agent. Household words
have played the dickens with ME long
enough was the feeling reply.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24
Gen. Tom Thumb, or w,
Bavatt,

The smallest performing man in the world,
being 16 years old, 40 inches in height. and
weighs only 40 pounds The wonderful
little fellow eclipset Don Santiago. the honc
less man He has been pronounced the
eighth wonder Of the world
THE COMIC MULES,
GEf. CRUTuERs and DICK FOODS, will bc
introduced by their trainer, and an opportu.
nifty afforded to any man or boy 10 gain
fame, and reward Of $40, by riding the
General three times around the circle
without falling off,
pa5" Don't con found this establishment
with yankee Robinson's Show or the
"Ncnagerie." This is genuine circus.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
Brockwayvillc, Sept. 23.
st. Mary's, September %.
Tionesta, September 26.
Warren, September 27.
huInlSblOn % anu ou cenJS'
Doors open at 2 and o'clock. P. M.
CHARLES WHITNEY. Agent
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-09-24

q lST of Causes set down for trial at
A~the October Term, of the Court of
Common Pleas, to be held on the Sd day
of October 1864.
Burnell & Co., VS. Jeremiah Elliott
Thos. Tozier, vs. Hiram Woodward, ct al
Geo. D. Messenger, We Leopold Heilbru-
ner e: al
Samuel Morrison, vs. Wm. Derr, ct al
Mary B. Leiper etalvs T. struthers ct al
Samuel Wilson, VS. Joseph Meyer,
John Meyer, Admir- vs. Elias Meyer,
j. II. Rowland vs. e. B. England, ct al
Wolfgang Blend, VS. Charles H. Volk.
GEO. ED. WEIS.
Prothonotary.
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N0TTCE az LTMINED PARTNEReNip.

NOTICE OF LIMITED PAFTNER9Htp
NOTICE is hereby riveu that Th,o,ore
Palen. heretofore residing At h'lcrauy, Cat
'arnuguq County. in the State Of New YORK,
but row Wedding ut Wilcox Elk Corntv,
State of Pc2nnvlvNni7. and James Clark,
residence NJ P|roufeld in tho State Of New
Jeroe7. have formed limited partnersh;o
pursuant - the Act ofthe General r3cnblr
Of The State IF Pennavlvanil. ras7pi tho 2lat
of March 1898 entitled "An 4ct relative 10
(imito p0rtnnrahin7" and its several sum
plemcrt7. for tho mlnufoctura oF Leather at
Wilcox aforesaid, upon the following termn
to-Vit LIST. The namn ofsaii I'm 70 be
Thco2 re Pa'on: 2nl The general nature
cftho hUsi9c7s trnnracted Is the manufacture
Of leather: I'll. The nome Of the general
partner ia Thonao~e Pnlen. now residing p:
Filnoy aforasaid ; 4th. TIE amount Of
capital contributed by the specal psrtrer
james Clark. 10 the common stock. il
eighteen thou7srd dollara; 9th. The part
ner7hio is TO continue from the ninth daT
April \. n. 1894. to the npth 8av Of Ap~il
A. D. 1889. Dated a. Uilcox, June ga
1864