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s. The suppression of Constitutional
liberty, and war of all who uphold it,
t. The bcggarng and humiliation Of
tic people of the Northern States!
B. Finallya shameful peace, based,
not on an honorable agreement as to
rights, but on "A confessed impotency, to
carry Oh this war!
Let the word travel from town to
town, from hilltop to hill-top--lct it
penetrate every recess Of these States
Lincoln and Scward-have announced
their purpose. 1t is:
Destruction, not Preservation
Tearing DOZEN, not BmI,Itay up!
BaYOnets, not Ln,cs
Despotism Perpetual not Institutions
restored.
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TO Consumptives.

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Parties wishing the prescription will
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

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The Ladies Favorlte For 35
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.THE Amy tiou- Fou LITTLE MAC.
IA letter is before us SAYS the Rochcs,.
or Union Of September 2jth from Il man
well known here, who j. now in the army
m Northern Virginia Writing from
lIarpcr's Ferry, September Sth, he
toNS;
IF Lincoln is re elected We may look
tor four years more ol war, ur total ruin in
less time; but il Little Mac is elected, l
think we may closc this thing honorably
10 the whole Uuion The soldiers will
give Mcclellan an immense majority
where they have free vote. hear
that one brigade III the 9th corps took
nvo'c recently, aud in 100 men, only
unc could he found who was forOld Abe.
Ho WAS given time 10 repent aud change
his mind, aud was likely to fall in and
'uakc it unanimous thing. If you at
home will do as well as the soldiers, it
will be all right The election is all the
,alh now, aud Larl words are followed
by pretty hard blows, 1T times. Con
slderins that grecubacks are so low in
value, an officers pay does not afford
him much. Potatoes are worth three
dollars bushel ham 3j cents Il pound,
butter 70 cents per pound, and bread
l0'ccuts per Loaf"
\ SOLDIER of the S4th p. V, writcs
to friend Of the Genius # Ltbc,ty from
camp near PETERSBURG, Sept. lst:
Il got the Gc,dns c. sent me; feel
Very thankful for it, and would like to
zee thcncxt one Tread Cowan' speech,
and was much pleased with it. l never
elw such change in political matters as
las taken place in our regiment. Cncio
-t5c wW yet 6m Jeic rot 5 IL oarsquad.'
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Peace All Around.

We the Frccmen of the North,
10 all be it known,
VIII next Election day
The Dcspot dcIhroue.
0, We shall happy be,
When from Despotism free,
When inquiety abound,
Peace al around.
Lincoln has the power now,
His Cabinet the rod,
10 their tyranny we bow,
Aud answer every nod.
y, wo shall, etc.
Lincoln's time will soon be out,
That will end the war;
His m:nions will be put TO rout,
IIurrah hurrah hurrah.
o, we shall, etc.
Democracy will rule again
Rule all in love ;
Equity and Peace shall reign
by the powers above.
o, We shall, etc,
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GODEY'S SLADY'S BOOK
FOR 1865.

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Election Proclamation.

JNHEREAS in and by the 18th sec.
w ton of the Act Of General Assem-.
bly, Of Pennsylvania, passed July Sd,
1889. entitled An Act relating to the
elections Of the Commonwealth" ;" it is
eniolncd en- the Sheriff Of every county
TO Give notice OF such elections to be held
and enumerate in such notice what Off.
GERS are to be elected. In pursuance
thereof. |, PHILIP w. HAYS, High
Sheriff of the county Of Elk, do there
fore make known, and give this public
notice to the electors of said county Of
Elk, that general e.,ction will be held
in said county on Tuesday, the llth day
of October, 1864, it being the second
Tuesday in the month ], for the election
of the following officers, to-lcH:
One person Jor Congress, to Ttpressn! he
counties Of Erie, Warrca, Jefferson, CleayieId,
| Forest, Err Cameron and .HheaR.
One person for assembly, to represent The
counties Of Clscgfeid Elk and Forest, in The
| House Of Representatives. Of PeRESylUdHid.
T'uo persons for County Commissioners, one
for years and one for gears.
/ one person for District Attorney
One person for county Auditor.
| And the qualified electors OF the coun-
ty of Elk, will hold their elections in the
several Districts as follows:
In Highland township ut the house Of
Levi Ehthorpc.
Jones township at the house Of r. W.
Brown.
Spring Creek township at the house
of Stockdale, Downer & Co.
Ridgway township at the Cour
House.
Fox township at the Grave YARD
School House.
Benzinger township at the Schoo
house on Michal Street, near Elk creek
bridge.
; St, Mqry's borough at the house o
Ignatus Garner.
Jay township at the house Of Allrc
n Pearsol
Benezett township at the house {
Thomas Oyertur!.
l, And l also give notice, that ever
q person, excepting the Justices Of th
Peace, who shall bold any Office or a!
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Traitors, Clear the Track,

Democrats whom Jackson led.
Wings. with Webster at your head,
Forward with elastic tread
lis common cause.
Come, united heart and hand,
20 redeem our cherished land,
l;y the noble Union" Stand,
And our sacred Laws.
BY the cursed free soil fraud,
liy those spccious lies abroad,
Shout We row with one accord.
Lmiou Little Mac -
O'cr each VALLEY, lake aud dell.
Where Patriot soul doth dwell,
Shall the thrilling chorus swell A:
Traitors, clear thc track -
Sc. the ea.le from hi. era.
Leaps 10 greet the Union ilos;
WHO would ialier nov, 0r lag
~ his Coun,ry's cal?
Up. the ;inc is flying fast
J.ist M'Clyilau', buaje blast
Tr. Irstore the glorious past /;
I'ol aArd, onc AMI all
By yUur >yulniul heroes graycs,
Strcwn where 'cr tho "Old Flag waves
Ne',r shall abolition knavcs
Rule cur land again.
Purge the land Of every trace
OF the sordil, hrcling race;
Livery mark and line cflacc
OF th, ioathsomc Stain.
We shall need 10 "sobriquct"
TO excite our ranks 10 day;
Peace aud glory lead the way,
No more spur We lack.
On our glorious banner see
Union Laws true Liberty.
Thirty millions ofthc free
TRAITORS, clear the track :"
Not the CbieGtan from the wars,
Red with blood, and rough with sears,
Not the ghastly Son o. Mans
Do We honor now.
But the Patriot, brave and bold,
Cnsubdued and uncontrolled,
With the "Old Flags" ta:tcrcd fold
Wrcathcd around his brow.
Daily not, the hour draws near
IT'S the time, for ftith--not fear;
Steadily the "Old Ship steer
Through the stormy track
Der each valley, lake and dell,
Where a Patriots sou doth dwell,
Let the thrilling chorus swell:
TRAITORS. clear the track :"
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10 CONSUMPTINES.

Consumptive sufferers will receive a
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The geratost improvement yet in the
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

President Judge.
Hon. r. G White, Wellsborough.
Associnie JadgeS,
Hon. V. S, Brockway, Jay tp.
Hon, Z. c. Schultze, ST. Mary's,
Sheriff.
p. W. Hays, Ridgway
R'othe,otaoy, Reg. and Rec.
George Ed. Weis, Ridgway
District Attorney,
J, C. Chaplin, Ridgway .
Treasurer,
Charles Luhr. st. Mary's I
County Surveyor, =
George Walmsley, st. Marys
Commissioners,
Charles Weis, st. Marys
Julius Jones, Benezett
Joshua Keefer, Jones
Auditors,
r. I. Kyler, Fox
Henry Warner, Jones
Ii. D. ncrr, Benezett
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NOTICE. the Orphans Court for

NOTICE. the Orphans Court for
the County Of Elk.
Iu the matter of the estate ofThomas
Overturf, deceased The appraisemeDt
under the 9th section of the Act Of the
14th of April 1851, having been filed in
this matter, notice is hereby given, that
Ann Overturf, the widow of the said
Thomas Oyerturf, 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 Appraisemcnt on Scptom-
bcr the 9th A. D., 1864, at 10 o'clock
a. IN.
ANN OVERTURE,
Administratrix.
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LINCOLN's PROGRAMME.-The New
i ork Fecmaa'S Journal in an article
on the peace negotiations at Niagra
Falls, gives the following as Lincolh's
programme for the Presidency. 1t is
truth
/. A disgraceful war rather than an
lonoE@N'c peace.
,. The eAtermiuatiou Of white men,
under the delusss rre;yzt Of freeing
black tarbariaue'
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pointment of profit or trust under the
Government OF the United States, or
Of the State or OF any city or incorpora
ted district, Whether commissioned
officer or otherwise, subordinate officer
or agent, who is or shall be employ cd
under the Legislative, Executive or Ju
dietary department of this State or Of
the United States, Of any incorporated
district and also, that every member of
Congress, OF the State Legislature and
Of the select and common Council Of
any city, or Commissioner of any incor-
porated district, is by law incapable of
exercising at the same time the office Of
Judge, Inspector or Clerk Of an election
III this Commonwealth and that 10 In
spector, Judge or Office of any such elec.
ton, shall be eligible to any Office then
to be voted for.
And in and by the 18th section of an
Act, approved the 18th day of April,
1910, it is enacted, that the 18th section
of an Act passed July I'd, 1859, entitled
an Act relating to the elections in this
Commonwealth, shall not be construed as
to prevent any military or borough Off
Ger from serving as Judge, Inspector or
Clerk at any general or special election
OF this Commonwealth.
And the Return Judges Of the res
spcctive districts aforesaid, are required
to meet in Ridgway, the county, seat of
said county, on Friday after the Sec
ond Tuesday of October next, then aud
there to discharge the duties required
by LAW.
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Hubbard Bros,
Sole Importers.

NOTICE. The subscriber wishes to
say to the public, and especially to those
to whom he has told the story, that the
half dollar in silver has been found and
no charge against the young Lady, for
taking it. She is entirely innocent,
II, A. NEAL.
RidSway, Oct, let 1861,
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lSlLVLR WATCHS!

FIRST Class Hunting Time Pieces for accu
racy of movement, beauty of material, and
above all, cheapness in price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so flultlcss that it can hard
" be detected by the most experienced
Judges. The material being of two metals,
the outer one first quality Sterling Silver,
while the inner one is German Silver, it can.
not be recognised by cutting or heavy en-
craving, making it, not in appearance, but
in durability. the best resemblance Of SOL
ID STERLING SILVER in existence,
The sale of these Watches in the Army IS
source of enormous profit, retailing, as
they very readily do, at S25 and upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in a sim
gle pay day by any one Of ordinary business
tact.
ecAsAT WHOLESALE ONLY In heavy
hunting cases beautifully engraved, white
I enamel dial, and fancy cpt hands. in good
running order, by the half dozen, S72. Sold
only by the case fisk!
| Upon receipt oftwo dollars, rs guarantee
! Of good faith, VIC will send watches by ex-
press to any part of the loyal States, collcc-
| ting balance Of bill on delivery. This en-
sures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in the disloydl States MUST remit
CASH Is ADVANCE, as the express companies
DsremptorHy rfflses making collections in
such dangerous localities. Remember,
Cash in adgaRce from ,ejthm the army lines n
rebel states Fe guarantee the safe dsliverJ
of0H wdtehes, whether they are sent by mai
or express.
nLLI d..
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JOHN w. BAlLY,
oEoN ENLIST ,

st. Mary's Elk, County Pennsylvania.
VIII also practice in the towns of
Ridgway, Ccutrevillc and Wilcox. 1t
is his purpose to visit The above places at
stated periods Of which due notice will be
given.
Artificial teeth inserted, Extracting,
filing &C., all Operations performed,
warranted to be just as they are repre-
scented.
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1864
1856
PHILADELPHIA e. ERIE RAIL

DHILADELPHIA 4 ERIE RAIL-
| ROAD.--This great line travcrses
the Northern and Northwest counties Of
Pennsylvania to the city Of Erie, on
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Icnn$y7ua-
MIA RaI Road Company, and under
their auspices is being rapidly opened
throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use for Passenger an |
Freight business from HARRIsBURG to
ST MARY'st2 216 milc) on the Eastern
Division, and from WILCOX to ERIE,
(7S miles, on the Western Division,
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p. w. HAYS, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office,

Ridgway, Sept. lst, 1864. !
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP,
NOTICE is hereby given that Theodore
Palen, heretofore residing at Allcgany, Cat
tarauSus County, in the State of New York,
but now residing at Wilcox Elk County,
State Of Pennsylvania, and James Clark,
residence at plaenfcld in the State of New
Jersey, have formed a limited partnership
pursuant to the Act ofthe General A ssembly
of the Stale ofPennsylvania, of passed the 2lst
of March 1886, entitled "An Act relative TO
limitc d partnerships" and its several sup
plemcnts, for the manufacture of Leather at
Wilcox aforesaid, upon the following terms
tO-wit list. The name of said firm to be
Theod re Palcn; Ind. The general nature
ofthc business transacted is the manufacture
Of leather: I'd. The name Of the general
partner is Theodore Palcn, now residing at
IIilcox aforesaid 4th. The amount of
capital contributed by the special partner
James Clark, TO the common stock, is
eighteen thousand dollars 9th. The part
ner-hip is to continue from the ninth day
.ipril a. d. 1864, to the niDth day of April
4. d. 1869. Dated at Iiilcox, June 2Sd
1861