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CHIPPING INTELLlGENCE
PORT or NETWORK. ..... APRIL "a.

Cieavec.
Steamship Tsu,onis OHam'), Hack Hamburg Kunhsrdt
L Co
steamer John Gibson Geoghcgan, Alexandria W. Taylor
~ Go.
Steamer Octorors, Mclaughlin Baltimore. VIM. Dsrsn.
ship Wills Francs Anderson London b. Moran Son.
ship Star Of the West DBL Perry Liverpool, s. Thomp
sous Nephew.
B.ri Thom" Terry. Msloney. s. stephens N. B. Brett,
Son Go.
Bsrk Brothers, Newcoub. New Orleans, W. II. Robson
BMk Columbus (Breml G-rd-s. Bremen Garrels Meyer
Bark Antelope. White. ST Groin Roche Bros. codey
Bhs John Stevens Hopkins N-w Orleans N. H. Brigham.
BriS Tornado Dodge, Philadelphia L. Z. luck Co
Brs Csvour lBr) Chspm.n. Cow Gay. r Nevius Sons
sohr. Ann, Noes, City Point. A. Abbot
sehr Sarah Mnge Moon City Point, Van Brun Slash..
sohr. w. l.. L~ss-tt, Gibson. City Point, :. Goodwin.
sehr @. d. King. McGresor, Calais, Me- j. Boynon Son
kCo.
schr T. Snow Smith City Point, v.n Brun. sseht.
Schr. PLmetto S,sis, Ncker,on, Iisrwch Mass, b. Y.
Small 4 Co.
schr Flying Cloud (Brh McIn,re. Chsrlotetown, c. H.
Trumbull
schr Harriet BIB Bell, st. Andrews. N B., Boynton,
Bon Co
schr Cstharins, Wsbbsf Elilab-thpor, Z. H. Kreemsr
schr. BAY State, Torey ,,P orland w 5. Brown Co.
Sehr. r. Leach. Sherman, Bangor, J. V. Hsvi!and
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l eod.s wih ~ :y L. "A: ....s
srsbe damage 70 IL Msnbssssl BY tssgsw portion OF
ne sensmen's cabin and somsvhsG tsjorn9shs ns Ss'
tunslsly nobody wa hurt ,-... "a -. D --.. e..
A DIsBoHEsT DoMEsTIc.-Susan Carpenter, aias
Campbell, lately in the employ OF MI Winam n.
Ward No. Is Eat Thirty first was ys'tsrday arrested on
charge Of having on from her mistress set Of coral
valued $3.50 resold them % Messrs Tiffany Co., OF
Broadway for 49, Shs committed by Justice Led"'n
CAR AocIDEsT.-,John Brown, residing at No on
Cahsne st. yesterday over by Second Avenue esI'
and had his collar broken beside receiving other nunes
lie wa. conveyed to the New.York Hospital.
EARLY CLosING.--A number OF the Front-st.
signed paper agreeing TO coshsir pisces Of
business at 10 ciock Saturday afternoon Hom asJ '"
NovL
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Howes a. Macy, Bankers,

NO. JO NeWi orE,
lHssmerly officers Of the Park Bank, j
-Four PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
PEReoSs OPENING ACCOUNTS may DErosir and DRAW
q they please the a. with tho City Banks, and
~in be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
SAINT
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
a Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE of the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks. Bonds and
Geld promptly executed for the usual commission.
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Spoken.

Steamship Guiding Star hence for orlssns-lsA .sss
8 q m lat. a. lon. "a 30 . . 49,, =,
Bris Star Of Hope from Fron,era for NewYork-3eth ala
OF Frontera -
Brig Furot stsndins S-lth inst lat 6, Ion. "a
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CORPORATION Notices.
Oyyics o. THE srRrEr Connssioss-
mo CONTRACTORS Proposals inelosed IL

No. 2JT broadway. >.
NO CONTRACTORS inciosed ~
Il sealed envelope indorscd with The TITO o. Wy
and with the name Of bidder written thereof w.
ce,ed at this office until WEDNESDAY Apn ~ i'''
o'ciocks -. -, s..,n. ~.
For regulatins grading, curb gutter ana nasYns -
Hundredt street, between Es,n a,sne ann h, f,...
For sars gutter and tagging siIteth' between First sn
Secondsves !, 49,, .... L. rt,,,... -,
tween yin si,th and Eighty sxth ST. -.
20 aassng Tompsins st., between RisiDston aud stass
ton-sts . 49,. IT. ~ - p,.-.,tl.
ror filling ,unteu lot. In Seventy eighth st. north side BE-
,,x.., Eir.t and Second avcs. -. -,
RIM form. Of proposals. together With The spete.iosn
and sgrremrnis be- obtained at this oce-Da'sd sr~
D.a.rtm.nt, New York April Is. 1865.
CHARLES y. CORNELL. Street CoEnisassns~
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LIyERhoRB, CLEws e. Co.,

LIVRRhORB, CLEws a Co.,
BANKERS
No. 81 Wal.st, N. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOB THE SALE OF THE o. s.
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers' Insurance
Con panies and all parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations hand. ready for immediate do.
livery.
IL KINDS OF o. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HENRY CLRws Co.
Successors to
LIvERMoRR, CLEws Co.
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APRiL l4--lo2j6 bills. Flour. 200 bbs. Whisky, I.s2o
bbls Corn Meal Los bush. Seed pkgs. Ashes
273 pkgs. Lard. 1851 pkgs. Butter 54 pigs Oh Caie
464 pkgs. Provisions
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APRIL Il -ssesmers-Illinois. Montery, John 0tbsoa
BAks-E. Wright. Martin w. Bret
Brigs-Teress Suwsunee, Edward Ada, Eiba
schoouer.-E J. Psynr. White Cloud Witch Of the Ws,c
1. Il. Terry, w. l.. Leggett.
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Advertisement
WINDOW SHADES
Gold Holland kc new style Shade Fixnres a. reduced
prices q. L. l. J. b. kelly, No. sSS bfeaa~sy'
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.Adyertisement.l

BAsHFuLyEss, How TO Overcome II. See
FowLKR WELLS, No. 3s9 Broadway.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.
Sun Rises. Sun S-ts..6:H Moon RISES 10: Sc
HieH WATER rsis DAT.
Sandy HOOK. .02o Gov Island Il :oshi Hell Gate.
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TAdvertisement.l

FAdvetibementI
LACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles Just received
u. L. L ]. Is. KELrr, No. 3s Broadway.
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without change; sales II Crude at 1d35e. Refined in
bond 52c and do. free at II a re.
RlCE-The demand is better and the market hrni
sales Of $50 bags Para and Rangooi at l0dlotc.
SUGAR-Raw SugarslDIe IN les active demand, Dut
prices fc. T. n. better We qote fair 70 good he
inning, at III ltc.; sales Of o62 hhds. Cuba at II,
l2jc.. and 300 boxes Havana at H!dl6c, Refined are
in fair demand aud firm Stuarfs quotations are as
follows: Loaf Sugar. leic. y II. Best Crushed Sugar
ls!c. y ~; GRADUATED Sugar lsic. y NJ; Ground
Sugar ls.c y H.; White Sugar, A, l7ic. n. :
Yellow Sugar, c, 1t.c. y b.-cash
SPICES are very firm. snd prices tend upward :
qnote in gold at 2oc. for Pepper. loo. for Pmentoi
65c for Cassia; n soc. for Maze 20c for Ginger;
s2i ds5c for No Nuimegs. 27c. for Cloves, and So
for wild Cinnamon.
STEARIN-we note a sale Of 81. 900 n at l6i al7o.
for No. Western.
SEEDS-1he market for Clover Seed Is firm and the
demand fair sales at 3oc. Timothy Seed is in fair re
qucst ard frn sales OF $40 bags AZ g. 2odt6. Rough
Flax lis quiet at a. 4Odt2 65 per busb.
TEA-The.e IL fair demand from the trade, prices
are firmer but without change Of Importance.
TALLOW-1he market IL more active, but prices
scarcely frm sales Of lbs on n at l!c. for
Western. and FOR City the latter an extreme
rae.
WHISKY-The market IL unsettled and lower the
demand is fair. sales Of go bbs. Western at u TO-
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Below.
Sailed.

from Liverpool; Caroline Nesnifh.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
from the Var Press.
TuEDEADoF ANDERsONVILLE.

Andersonyille. or what is left of it, is
locality in which the people OF the
North will always have painful inter
est. There, within an area Of a few
acres, suffered and died many thousands
of our most heroic young mcn-soldlcrs
who, obeying the noblost impulses, has.
tened to defend their country n the hour
ofnced, and by the fortune OF war be-
coming captivcs, were there starved to
death. One of their cruel prosecutors
now awni;s decision in his case alter
many weeks of trial, and others will have
their guilt or innocence inquired INTO
before the proper tribunal. Our vlSlIan'
Government has not been satioiied with
merely investigating the causes and
authors Of the suffering in this Southern
pest. house. 1t sent thithcr at as carly
a period as possible after peace was dc
clared, commission whose dutyit was
to renter our murdered patriots. and
give to each a Christian burial, and the
work accomplished, the officer in charge
now makes his report to the Quarter
master General All the dead, save less
than five hundred, now rest in graves
marked with suitable tablets, by which
the rcstingplace of each may be known
by friends and relatives in the future.
The remains Of our braves no longer lie
exposed to the burning sun ola Southern
cline. nor will the swine and hounds Of
Georgia planters again run at will over
their tombs. Nothing has shown the
care aod consideration OF the Govern.
mcrt more than the attention it has paid
to the braves who fell in the cause of
their country, and nothing should more
ondcar it to every patriotic heart.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

The New York Ersgay Post repeats, as q
historical fact, the statement that in the
German States no person has hccn killed hr
railroal since the origin of that mode Of
travelling. tAitY %: forty years ago. Yet
ia t'c Cui;ed States the deaths arc counted
By Thousands. \ careful account. complied
and printed by underwriters Of insurance
companies, computes them for the last eight
months, giving the particulars Of each
thus:
Total accidents for eight moaths --- 1928
Total uUmhcr killed --.----- 2bG
Total number T0undcl ....... l,lJ9
Now why should there. he such an awful
waste ofiite in the United States, when none
such exists in the German States? Precise
~ because we are humburycl by railroad
cowppnies aud their agents in.o considering
them 20 be ''Unayoil1blr,' while the Ger
mans know them to be eavoidgb,e. The ter
rihle slaughte, reported dtily in the papers
will never cease until we have laws making
such Offences punishable as oiher murders
are, AMI officers with courage and integrity
/ caogl to tniprce th,m.--LJ1e Oisrrrcr.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
Orphans Court Sale,

BY VIRTUE of the above order of the
Orphan Court of Elk county, there will be
exposed to public sale the Court House in
Rilgway, Elk County Penn'a on Monday
the 2Oth day OF November, 4, D., 1860 at !
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the sixth seventh
interest Of the r'llowing described tract of
land Bounded as follows. Commencing
at the North west corner of land now owned
by Joseph Dill and George Weis and rInning
thence West one hundred and eighty seven
and half perches, thence South to a corner,
thence East to corner in the line of the
aforesaid George Neis and Joseph Dill
thence North along the aforesaid line to the
place Of beginning, situate in Jay township
Els county Penn'a. and containing eight
seven and one half acres of land be the
same more or less. Terms cash.
WM. II. MARI,
WM. p. HULL.
Guardians of minor children, of David
Mari, late of Northumberland County Pa,
deceased
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EfH}rSCbje Lrtt.
ExrLosIoX OF ALocoMOrIyE-A \ terri
be acnid't caused by the explosion ofen-
giuo Ne. - on the Pennsylvania Nail'
road, occurred near Duncannon, on
Tue7day morning, jth inst, whereby
thrcc persons were almost instantly xii.
led and ioruth one seriously injured.
The lomolivc was attached to the Eric
Express eastward bound at tIe time, aul
the unfortunate victims were the cngi-
rccr, Theodore Nougherty, 4 resident of
Altoona, tic fireman, David Mrdara,
whose widowed mother resides at Fosto-
ria, in this county, and where he m.de
his home, and man named Edward
ncchiel, who was riding on the engine
at the time, and who, from papers found
on his lifc!ess body, is believed to have
been an engineer in the employ Of the
Company. The injured man was in the
baggage car when the explosion occur.
red. but We did not learn his name The
engine was rendered complete wreck,
the machinery being wrcnchcd apart and
scattered in all directions. Dougherty
was found beneath Tic ruins oFthe loco
motive. uHu nvca only few minutes
after the explosion. Medara's head
was torn off from the nose to the back
of the neck, and his liIeless remains
were tVrown under orc Of the baggage
cars The body Of the third victim was
found in the river, whittier he had been
thrown some distance, by the force Of
the explosion.
The engineer, Theodore Dou2hcrty,
was married man, AID the father Of
one child, his wife by former husband
having two children, making four in all
in one f, mily who are left desoate and
hcmt stricken by the sad catastrophe.
lie boarded at the Altoona House with
his. family The fireman was a single
man, and the only support Of widowed
mother, and has a brother working in
one of tho shops at Altoona.
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

The official London G1.ctte publish.
cs an important correspondence between
Mr.. Adams and Earl Russell. concern
ing the dcprcdations committed hy the
Shenandoah Mr. Adams gives once
more notice that the United States will
hold Great Britain responsible for all
the damages caused by these Anglo
Rebel cruisers. Earl Russell, IA in for
mcr replies, insists that England has not
violated any international laws, and,
therefore, is not responsible for the reb.
cruisers. In second letter, Earl Rus.
sell mentions Il statement made in let.
ter from Mr.. Adams in April, 1868, as
to the Government Of the United States
being ready to refer these disputes to
arbitration, and he declines to accept
this offer. The only concession Earl
Russell is willing to make is the appoint
meut Of Commission, TO which shall
he referred all claims arising during the
late civil war, which the two powers
shall agree to refer to the Commission
e,s. The final reply Of Mr.. Adams, da-
ted Sept. Is, is very serious in its tone,
ana expresses the opinion that the pro.
posal Of Earl Russell will not be accep-
ted by the United States. Mr.. Adams,
in this last reply, again calls the attcn.
ton Of the English Government to the
fact that if It's doctrines and practices
are allowed to become the rule, TIE
-
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28

CLYMER FOR Governor The
Chambcrsburg valley Spirit Of the 9th
nit, has the following in reference to the
sentiment Of the Democracy of Franklin
county upon the question Of the next
Gubcrnatoriul nomination:
eve observe that many county Con-
vcntions are iustructing their delegates
to the next State Convention to support
Hon IIiester Clymer for Governor.
Our Convention has expressed no pre-
ference, but we feel assured that the gen.
tleman named is the almost unanimous
choice Of the Democracy of this county.
There is no more honest, fearless upright
Democrat in the State, than llicster
Clymcr,"
In this connection VIC would also state
that of the delegates TINS far chosen to
the Convention which is to nominate our
next candidate for Governor, about two
thirds have been instructed t. vote for
Nr. Clymcr." "-ElStJH S.Hiucl
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Who Paws the Taxes ~ sos
and 5 POS, q Good Invest
mCut.

-,
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answer" "I"ch' 10" J""' 'le war Is over
every man >',,1'iaiy the woTNnsmao)
'EoN'a READ over ponder and ''.cct
'heFoon' M@tA d @'@saloh has re'n had
J" 'coaru 70 'l'sV Government hvnoS'
'' u ""e''e' "'cF laJ III internal he'-
'""o a" Ga '",''c,' ac''a!"S from the
amount '' o'''"7 III ha"", or "He'HeF
'"'y 60 "''' 'H' "' |'.' We nave "'' seen
INC 4"'S'''" ''1'''c,y answered. As
~ Ourselves W. S"J ,"' interest pays no
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Br0rkrHic HrdH.

OiLIX PyyEsrTAwNEY.-Wc learn
10y note FROM Mr. Gillespie, that the
l'nuXsutawncy Jil Company struck a
sine show ofoil on the evening Of the
18th iast, at depth Of 3G2 feet Mr..
Gillespie assures II that this is entirely
reliable aud that oil is now taken out OF
rho well by the sand pump, and the indi'
cations arethata good paying well will be
,ecnred. The we'll has been visited bya
nr.e number Of persons and considera,
! lc excitement exists. We will give all
f1o particalrs W. mag receive in ON
FCEI.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28

CHANGrp.-Wo have removed the
Office Of the A1r1c:tc, formerly in
"Chapin's Block" to the Office lrtcly
occupied by the Provost Marshal, over
the store Of lIouk y MEean, whore our
patrons and friends, will FIND US as o]l
times really to attend to their wants.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
E:,y~On the morning OF the 18th inst.

E:gOn the morning OF the 18th inst,
there WAS serious conaagra'ion in
Charleston, S, C., destroying The Courier
Office and number Of buildings adjoin,
ing on Haync st, Seycralwore killed by
falling walls, and Capt, Hoffman, the
Chief of the Military Police, was badly
and it is feared fatallyinjurcl
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28

Coughs and Colds Those who are
suffering from Coughs, Colds, IIoarse,
ness, Sore Throat, Ne should try
Browns Bronchial Iroches' simple
remedy which has relieved thousands and
wbioh is in almost evory case ofFectu,
al
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
Co.'S Dyspepsia Cure.

The only remedy ever discovered that
will surely and permanently cure dispep,
sia, indigestion, sick-headache, and ena ,
lie dispeptics to eat hearty food without
fear of distress, can he obtained at all
our drug stores.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Orphans Court.

In the matter of the In the Orphans
Petition of William II. Court Of Elk Coun.
Mari guardian of Mary ty,
HELEN Mari, William At an Orphans
p. Mari rand Alem Mari Court, held at
and VIM. p. Hull guar Ridgway, in and
dian of David i. Mari, for the County of
Alfred Mari and AM Elk, on the 9th
meta Marr, minor chill day of October,
dren Of David Mari late \. D., 1865.
of Northumberland Co.,
deceased.
AN exemplifed record from the Orphans
Court of Northumberland county Penn'a.,
dccrccd a sale of certain real estate therein
mention.
And now to.wit, October 9th 1865, the
Petition Of VIM. If. Marr guardian cf Mary
HELEN Marr Wm. 2. Mari and Alcm Mari
and Wm. p Hull guardian IF David B, Mari
Alfred Mari and Annetta Mari, minor chill,
drcn Of David Mari, late of Northumb erland
county, in the STATE of Pennsylvania de.
ceased setting forth among other things
that their said Wards are seized in their
demesne rs of fee Of and in the sixth sew
cnth interest in a certain tract of land, sit
uate in jay township, Elk county, contain.
inr eighty seven acres of land and praying
the Court to make decree, authorizing said
petitioners to raise the sum os one thousand
dollars, from the sale of said Real Estate.
Whercupon the court after due consdera-
tion had. do order and decree a sale ofuhe
aforesaid real estate,
GEO. ED. WEIS,
Clerk ofOrphan's Court.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
KINGS
p ORT ABLE EMON ADE

. III Il II ID II II II u w y n II d ~
Is the only preparation ofthe kind made
from the fruit. AS an article Of econo.
my, purity, ard deliciousness, it cannot
be surpassed, and is recommended by
physicians for invalids and family use.
1t will keep for years in any climate,
while its condensed form renders it es.
pccially convenient for travellers. All
who use lemons are requested to give it
atrial. Entcrtainmentsa at home, partise,
and picnics should not be without it.
For sale by all Druggists and frst-class
Grocers. Manufactured only by
LOUIS j. ETZGER,
No. $40 Pearl Street, New York.
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VIZ call attention to the notice Of
J." j. ElokcIy E.q- District Attorney,
which Will be foanl in another col
uWu.
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25,799 46,S28
Estimated shoddy majority, q 1929.
A FRESH SUPPLY.

OF Goes Cough Balsam-the great
remedy for coughs, colds, whooping
cough, Group, and all lung complaints
is received and for sale at our drug
StOrO
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-28
Itch! Itch ! Itch!
Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch :
Wheaton's Ointment
VIII Cure the Itch in 48 Hours.

Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chill,
blains, and all Eruptions Of the Skin,
Price 80 cents For sale by all drug,
gists
BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS &
POTTER, Sole Agents, 10 Washing
ton street. Boston, Mass, it will be for-
warded by mail, free of postage, to any
part Of the United States.
Sept. 18th ls65,-6m. .~. -
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L O G A L S =.
STILL HOPED FoR.-A well that
flows oil.

STILL HOPED FORA well that
flows oil.
DOING A SMASHING BUSINESS
The Philadelphia aud Erie Rail Road
by way OF smashing up cars, locomo-
tiyes &c.
ABOUT TO OPEN.--Thayer's new Sa-
loon-hc says it will be the right
kind.
LEFT TowN.-Sheriff Hays, accom-.
panied by John Harach, who was lately
commissioned by Judge White, for a
six years stay III the city of Allegheny
if not sooner pardoued.
LEFr.-Judgc Messenger for Pitholc
The Judge will be fortunate, if he is not
pit. holcd" while there
IN TowN.---Our old and respected
friend Hon. J. i, Gillis. We do not
know how long he may remain with us,
but presume for some time.
! FLowtYG.-Judgo Dick,nson's we'll
not with oil, only water.
VAcArED.-Ou county Jail. \
good time for our Commissioners to
have It repaired.
We thought at one time, that we
would notice Harry new "buss," but
after due consideration, we thought it
might ciTond him, as nc had never ad.
yertised his livery.
FEELS Go0D.-Boyer's frionls-cspe-
cially those who got the "cool ten be.
fore the election.
LETT FOR PHILADELPnIA-Dr. G.
L. Farley.
/ COMING TO TINE-Those who have
been engaged in running Deer with
dogs-iisq. Mead has fixed the time at
/ 3 O'Clock on Wednesday the first of
I Novcmber, where ample justice will
surely be done to all but the dogs, who
arc not expected to oc present, as their
names does not appear in the writ
WANTED Any amount Of Bounty
tax. The Duplicate of Geo. Ed. Weis
collector for the year 1864, can be found
by calling at this Office. Don't all
come at one time.
BUSY. Mr.. seed, repairing watches
and jCwelry- still there is room.
FORTUNATE.-The three Gents that
captured a Partridge near the Shawmu
Rail Road on Thursday last-if they had
got one moro, they would have hat
f,cO.
CoMING.-Dr Baily Of st. Mary's, tc
spend one or two weeks in our place
and so is Christmas.
ToLD THE TRUTH-Our old fricnc
at the "Exchange'-when he said, tn
reason why he kept no water in tn
Pitcher, that there was great plenty i
the whiskcy &c. 1t is noted fact, tina
occasionally landlords will speak tn
truth-providing the opposite doee nc
answer their purpose.
TAKING IT EAsY.-Our friend Rob
5 r., at the Hyde House. lie smoke
and reads, and for a change, reads an
j. smokcs-proyiding his pipe is in amp
, order.
: EV" During tho last three montl
= Past, the town Of Ridgway has be
much improved; Qnite a number
e new buildings have been erected and tn
o old ones greatly rcpaired. Some elSl
or ten new dwelling houses have bee
~ erected and about completed, ana Sc
cral others are commenced. A. VIII
Esq, erected and has about complete
large three story house on Cent?
" 3" street, near the public square, calculate
= Tor his own private residence. II
;. house makes a grand appearance, bot
/ as regards style and Workmanship, II
d credit Of which are due, TO Mr.. Ale
i CIcarGell, who by the way, is hard
II beat, in lis line