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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-20
A Dead Cock in the Pit,

The funeral ceremonies of Senator VIII
KINsoN having been duly performed, be
may now be regarded as politically dead
and buried. We shall be obliged to speak
of him hereafter as the late lamented Sen
ator WILKINSON, and to occasionally water
his grave with a few patriotic tears. We
regret that the Honorable Senator spent
90 much invaluable time and money in his
endeavors to prolong worthless existence.
We regret that ! 3D.
[" All the doctors in the land '.. p "-..
Couldn't make humpy-dumpy stand" ..a
And that in spite Of pecuniary tonics, and
fiery stirulants, the Honorable gentleman
kicked the bucket, and took up his depart
ure to that bourne from which no traveller
returns. It only remains now that bis BIZ
ogrsphy should be properly written, and
his virtues commemorated in type. We
do not know who is especially fitted by
education and personal intimacy for the
performance of this august task.
We think however that the Literary
Remains Of the late Senator WILKINSON Of
Minnesota, would sell well. Curious peo-
pie would like to get a glimpse into hi:
voluminous political correspondence. Low.
ers of the picturesque would rejoice to set
that lofty countenance prefacing th,
quarto edition of his works. And thos.
speeches, which stand as models Gin thei
hne) for all that are to come after them
would carry warmth to many rustic fire
side, when used as mediums for kindlin.
hres through our Minnesota winters. Fare
well WILKINSON! Adieu! thou immorta
patriot! Henceforth and hereafter, th,
grave shall be the Mecca of our pilgrim
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Solid Nlen of Chicago.

the Chicago Tribune publishes list Of
persons in Chicago assessed for incomes Of
$4,000 per annnm and over. The list
contains less than thousand names. VIM.
B. Ogden reports an annual income of
$S7, 500; O. II. McCormick, $67, 449; Mr..
Storey of the daily Times, $19,653. The
following are the names of those whose
income exceeds 100000: Potter Palmer,
$685., 4S5; John Y. Farwell, $197, 1852;
Peter schulter, $1Os,731. Those whose
income is over $4,000, and less than
100000, number nine; over $4,000,
and less than $50, three; over
$4,000, and less than $40, 900, sixteen;
over $50, 900, and less than $50, 1000, fifty
one; over 10000, and less than SIC, 900,
one hundred and thirty one under
$4,000, and over $4,000, five hundred.
and ninety-one 'l'',@s + ,ts,1aE 'sti
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-20

NEGRO SuFpRAGE.-Messrs. r. T. GREY,
A. JACKSON, b. HAWKINS, Ed. JAMES, NJ.
JRRNIGAN and W. GRIFFIN, committee on
behalf OF colored citizens of this State,
have petitioned the Legislature to amend
the Constitution, by striking out the word
",chite as qualification for the exercise
of the elective franchise. They complain
that their property is "taxed without rep
resentation; that they are called on to
stand their chances in the drafts; that the
word "white :" is proscriptive in its tech.
nicality; and that stigma has been cast
upon them which should be removed.
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Assignment Of Recruits.

1t will be seen by the following notice
OF the Provost Marsha, that none but vol
unteers can have the choice Of the different
branches of service or organizations
AcTIsG ASSISTANT P. M. GENrRAI,s OrrrcR. ,
ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. IL, 1866.
No substitutes, either for enrolled or drafted
men, can be assigned to the Heavy Artillery,
or any other new organization. Substitutes
have no assurance ofbeing assigned where they
may desire. They will invariably be put into
such regiments Of the State in the South as the
Adjutant General of the Army may deem proper
for the interests Of the service. Represented
tive recruits are those only who are furnished
by individuals exempt from the draft. I'M. i
.g9hrTHt 10 JNO. T. lAVERILL, ma
l..r. Col. and a. A. p. NJ G. IA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-20

LIE ladies Of Paris are shaving their
cheeks and preparing them for whiskers.
a good many have had whiskers on their
cheeks and moustaches on their upper lips
l0r several years-more or less. The Ia
dies OF this country resolutely set their
faces against them.
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Nr.kLincoln's Forecast Of the Late
-.vt ., d. iee Election. ,-a-. IT.. !, -rs'

A correspondent gives the following fore
cast Of the result of the late election, made
by Mr.. LINCOLN on the 4th of October Oh.
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Quota Of Minnesota and Account
with the Government for Troops
Raised.

Col. AvERILL has received official infor-
nation from the War Department that the
quota of Minnesota will be assigned on its
enrolment as corrected on January /, 1866
instead Of December LIST, 1864, as hereto
fore announced. All credits will be allowed
to that time. There is a difference of Is
per cent in quota on account of deductions
made in December on enrolment,
Col. AvERnL has furnished US with the
following statement of periods of service
and surplus in Minnesota on call of July
10th, 1864, made up to January 1, 1866:
First Second
Quota ,v Dist &pist
VuoIa unoer July CALI. ........ 2768E2793
PERIOD OF SERVICE.
One year............ ............ 1850 1920
Two years. 1e6
Excess Aug. /, 1864 to be applied % %
on July call, it being product of
n May DRAFT. ..;.........:. ....... $40 965
1 Iotai humDer tnree years men,. 615 1923
Total number of year's service. =. 3413 1851
Excess of years service over quota -"
r Of July, 1854; :............:.:. Gas 1888
Total excess in State. ......... 1888
Total years service as given in P.
NJ. G. Bureau, Dec. %, 1864. :. 1878 2s19
Discrepancy between the accounts. 1872 1850
JOHN T. AYERILL,
Colonel and A. P. NJ. G. for Minnesota.
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With Railroad to Kandiyehi, emigra-
ton to idaho and Montana and the Red
River of the north, will naturally take in
"wood, water and provision" on that
prairie, the farmer can also consult the
markets at Superior, St. Paul and Winona,
and the coal fields of Iowa. a.r, t....
With these remarks, any one with half
an eye can see, that such point, with
such soil and such facilities, must ulti-
mately become the agricultural hub of the
State. a.~ ,.
There are but two questions more to be
considered: the United States Land Office
and the Indian question.
The nearest Land Offices are St. Cloud
Minneapolis and St. Peter.
Asto the Indian question, opinions vary.
While it is the general opinion that Mime
sofa viii not be further troubled by the In
dams, it is equally clear that five hundred
Indians could, if so disposed, desolate the
fontier about as easily as they did in 1862.
Efforts, we understand, have been made to
induce the proper authorities to place a
line Of military posts outside of the settle
ments between Fort Ridgley and Alexan.
dria- Should this be determined on early
in the season, the country will be thereby
rendered comparatively safe, and large
and fac country open to rapid settlement
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The Financial Condition.

The New York Times in the course of
an editorial article deprecating the fnan-
cial propriety of an increase of taxation,
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United States Mail.
Pennsylvania.

Proposals will be received at the Con.
tract office Of this Department until 3
?. IN, Of July 3lst 1865. (to be decided
on the following day) for conveying the
mails Of the United States, from Aug.
ust 10th 1860, to June 30th 1868, Oh
the following routes in the state of Penn.
sylyania. by the schedules of departures
aud arrivals herein specified, or such
others as will make the desired connec.
tons at the terminal Offices.
The proposals must be endorsed "Maii
Proposals, State of Pennsylvania" and
addressed to the Second Assistant Post
master General, Washington D. c.
ROUTE No. 2740. From Wilcox, By
Kaeson, to Smthport, % miles aud
buck, six times a week.
Leave Wilcox daily, except Sunday,
at y. M, arrive at Wilcox by 8 p. II,
Leave Smithport daily, except Sun.
day, at E u. III. arrive at Wilcox by /
p. m.
ROUTE No. 2740 A. From Wilcox by
WiIliansyile and Sergeant, to Cler.
montvilc, l6 miles aud back on,e
week.
Leave Wilcox Saturday at 2pm.
Arrive at Clermontville by Up m.
Leave Clermoutyile Sat. at 8 a. u.
Arrive at Wilcox by / D. IN.
For forms Of proposals, guaranty and
certificate and conditions to DC incorpo-
rated in the contracts, see pamphlet ad
vertsements for conveying the mails in
Pennsylvania, &c, dated, 10th Novem.
Der 1863, and 18th December 1864, TO
be found ia the principal Post Offices.
w. DENNlSON.
Postmaster General
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Administrator s Notice.

7 ETTERS Of Administration having
] 4 been granted to the subscriber on
the estate Of Geo. a. Kienzle, late o
St. Mary's borough, deceased. Notice
is hereby given, to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, to
make immediatc payment, and all these
having claims against said estate, will
present the same duly authenticated for
settlement,
FREDERICK KIENZLE,
-A4mmistrutor
RWgway NUo. 18Th 1864.
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s:ap We publish call Of the Chair
man oftho County Committee, handed
t. us by tho Secretary, Tor the ro-a:Scm,
Hing d the county Conventior. The
noject OF tho call is somewhat 4 MYSTERY
70 Us, but We think in keeping with
former proceedings. # a general over,
hauling Of the proceedings IS necessary.
why not call primary meetings in the
different townships and borouShs, elect
new delegates and commence in the
ncw. Wig not this a good plan? I,
might unite the party, and prove to be
beneficial hereafter. As we are 40 out
slider, We have nothing more to say.
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the small wares in daily use. Paying
particular attention to the wholesale
trade, and buying in large lots, they are
enabled to supply dealers at lowest cash
prices, Orders promptly and carefully
filed.
The Moss and Elm Cough Candy con
tinues in demand. The Wholesale price
per gross has been reduced, giving the
retailer larger margin. jy27-tf.
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information Free
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

a GENTLEMAN, curek of Nervous
Debility, Incompetency Premature De.
cay, and Youthful Error, actuated by a
desire to benefit others, will be happy to
furnish to all who need it (free Of
chaTge,l the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy used in his
case. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers bad experience, and possess
i sure rad valuable remedy, can do SO BY
addressing him at once at his place Of
Lu'iuess. The Receipt and fnll informs.
tion--ofvital importance-will be cheer
fully seut by icturn mail.
Address JOHN B. OGDEN;
No. go Nassau Street, New York.
P.S.--Nervous Sufferers ofboth sexes
will tind this information invaluable.
e moths
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SlAePiGS Sale.

/ Dy virtue Of a writ Of Fgsris F1cirs issue d
~ out Of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Elk county, and to me directed and
delivered, l will expose to public out-cry
at the Court House in Ridgway. on Mon
day the 2, day Of October next, at o'clock
p. m, the following described real estate
to wit:
Al that certain tract Of land situate
in Jay township Elk county Pa, boun
ded and described as follows Begin.
ming at an Oak stub, being the South
East corner OF tract Of land conveyed by
George Thompson and wife to the said
George w. Huller, by Deed dated 14th
April 1864, recorded at Ridgway, in
deed book K. page 273, thence North
along the eastern boundary OF said tract
one hundred and sixty perches TO a Post
being the North East corner Of
said land, thence West along Northern
boundary of said land, fifty seven and
one half rods, thence South by line
through the middle of said Thompson
tract to the Southern boundary, one
hundred and sixty rods, thence East
fifty seven and one half rods to the
place Of beginning, containing fiity seven
ard one ha!i acres, ami be!og the East
half Of said larger tract conveyed by
George I thompson and wife, to said @.
w. uuler. Having about twenty acres
cleared, a one story and half frame
dwelling house, log barn, and other ont
buildings thereon. Seized and taken
into Execution rs the properly Of Geo
W Huller, at the suit Of Reed aud
Weaver.
p. W. PAYS, .Arif,
Riigway Sept. 9th 1865.
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METHODIST PARs1NAGG.--JUg Meth
odist fior II, led by their you9 Pastor,
Rev. T. H. Arch'tald, have on hand
what We consider, a good and very e.,
tential cnteFpriso-ths building of e.
parsonage, for the benai; Of the preach,
rrs sent by their Conference to labor
amoa1us. It is well known how much
the village Oe Ridy01y, has needed
some one to move in this direction, and
now ss the work is commenced, we hope
that those who nave taken it in hand
,9oy receive q hearty 60 operation o!
~
Aua we trust that if our young friend
Htv Archibald, is permitted to remain
with US another year. he will use his 10.
fuenca towards bulldog church, which
s>T:!'~,y ".q'G ts sa koapy % 11r II,
.rs".
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

1850, it is enacted that the Is section
of an act passed July I'd, 1929, entitled
"An act relating TO the elections Of this
Commonwealth " shall not be construed
as to preventany military or Borough
officer from serving as Judge, Inspector
or Clerk Of any General or special cleo,
ton Of this Commonwealth.
And the return Judges of the re
spective districts aforesaid, are required
to meet in Ridgway, the county scat Of
said county, on Friday after the second
Tuesday OF October next, then sud
there to discharge the duties riquired
by law.
P. W HAYS, &herD,
0fioo RiIprra,. C,rt Qtl, TSGI
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CTRAY CATTLE,-Came to the
y promises Of the subscriber in Fox
township, on or about the 20, of April
Go red x white spotted COW, about 7
years old-sinco had a calf, one red
steer about year old. The owner is
desired to come forward, prove property.
pay charges, &c, or otherwise they viii
he disposed ola The low directs.
Fox n. Aug. lq, '65. GEO FAUST.
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gz-Tbo firm Of Bener & BURG

Ez-Tbo firm Of Bcner & Burgess,
Erie ely, continue TO keep their trade
Jo!oro the public They advertise ex-
tensively, aud well they may, for it is
impossible to find better stock OF goods
tbeir line, in this section OF the country,
They are largely engaged in the manu-
f-cture oi all kinds ofcouieetionary, and
dealers will ind their goods to be Of the
best quality and most .aleablc kind.
They also keep constantly on hand an
assortment Of Oranges. Lemons, Nuts,
Foreign and Domestic fr1its, Pickles,
Oysters, Cigara. Tobacco, &e. Their
Notion and Toy department embrace al
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Consumption,

A valuable treatise by Retired
Physician, on the nature Of oonsumD,
tiou and its various stages, together with
rules for self treatment, aud simple pie
scriptions which have cured thousands
will be sent, free Of charge, to any one
applying. 1t will cost you nothing and
may be the means Of saving your money
aud perhaps your life. Sena an oddrcs
sed envelope to
STEPHEN HAMLIN, NJ. D.
Murray Street.
81 New YEk City.
March l., ga 3m.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

E~Wo call attention Of the yo-
tors Of Elk county to the card Of JAMES
CoYNE, offering himself as an Hdcoea-
lent candidate FOR the Office Of County
1rcasurcr.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATlON.


gETHEREAS. IN and bv the 23d
w section Of the act Of the General
I Assembly of PENNSYLVANIA. passed July
! ID 1879 entitled an att reIatinc TO the
Elections of the Commonwealth. tits
ouioipcd ON the Sheriff ofeverv county
in Pennsylvania to give notice of all
General EIeet;ons to be held in said
Cnm,nonvaolfh and t, cnumerate in
5ucb notice tn, officers to he elected
In pursuance thereof I, p. w. Hays
Sheriff ot the coantv Of Ulk. hereby
make known 10 the electors of said
counfv that an Election will be held in
the aforesaid county Of Elk, On Tues.
dav the 10Th dgv q October next, for
the election Of the so!g5winr officers,
to Wit.
Ona person for Auditor General.
One person for Surveyor General.
O,e n,rsn7 +, r.,~a,ent tha counties
If (,,ari,n Far,.t MR. Cameron and
C!earfelI, in the Senate Of the Cmmon
wealth # ,euns, lyaoi,.
One rarsan 20 represent the counties
Of Nloar6alI E.k ana Forest in the
General Assembly Of Pennsylynnia.
Ono bes,,ia,a J,jre
One Sheriff
Ono Yra,srrcr
Two Commissioners. enc to serve one
ya,r and ono tl,ce yp.rs,
One Auditor.
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FOR SHERIEF.

IrLLow CIrIZENs:-I offer myself
to your consideration as an hdepeaddui
Candidate fer the oifice OF Sheriff, and
if elected, will discharge the duties Of
the Office to the best Of my ability.
WM. j. LEAHY.
Fox August %. 50.
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Announcements.
ASSEMBLY,

DR.. c. Il. Early, is offered to the voters Of
the district, composed Of the counties of
Cleoriield Xix and Forest "a a candidate to
represent the srid District, in the next
Legislature.
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!.NECUTORS NOTICE-

v hercas, Letters Tcstamcntary hav.
ing been granted 10 Jno. Stookman and
Anton Eocn,man, Executors of the last
viii and testament Of Loreny Stockman,
late Of St. Mary's, deed, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate VII make immediate payment,
and 'aoso har:tG claims against the
same will present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
GEO. ED. WEIS, Register &c.
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NOTICE.--Lettcrs of Admiuistra
ton cum tcStamentO dnnerO, on the es.
tate Of Anthony Kuntz, late Of the bor-
ough of st. Mary's deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned All
persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make payment and those
having claims to present them without
delay to
ADOLPH F0CuTMAN,
St. Mays, Elk 20. Pa.
June lst 'GJ.-Ow.
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y IST Of Causes set down for trial st
hA the October Term, 1865, Of the
Fix County Common Pleas.
Seth clover rs Waller Bryant ct al
Joy u We!ch for use ys, Geo. II. Bowers
Joseph s. Hyde ct al vs. B.O, Reilly etal
Miles Joy Tor use VS. Geo. II, bowers &
Co,
Ralph Hill VS. Alexander Mayhooi etal
J. c. chaplin vs. David s. Luther
Joseph S. Hyde ct al W J. c. Burns
Michael Saetraw at ut W Simeon c.
Earl, ct al
Y. Perry carter vs J. c, chaplin
GEO, ED. WEIS,
Prothonotary.
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t%~Dy request, We rcpa6iish the
report Of }ho Delegates 70 the Luthcrs.
burg Representative Convention.
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EAGssoLUT0N.-No.ico is hereby given
@P that the limited partnership, here,
tofoTc existing between Theodore P4'cu
OF Wilcox, Elk county. Pennsylvania.
and james Cltrk Of Piaiafeld o! the
State of New Jersey, for the nauuiac-
ture OF leather at Wilcox Elk county Pa.
said partnership being formed unjar the
Act Of Assembly of the 2lss March
1886, entitled An Act relative to iimi-
ted partnerships" and its supplements,
will be dissolved, fully aud finally on
Monday the 2lst day Of August 4 d.
1863; the said partnership then ceasiug
and determining by the mutual consent
Of the parties.
THEO. PALEN.
JAMES CLARK,
Wilcox July 18th 1868,
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The Black Issue !
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be the prlYtcst OF the rlght ot Su1ragc'-
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NOTICE--All persons Indebted TO late
Firms Of c. Luhr & Co, and'Fred sehenins
Il Co, are requested their accounts by The
frs, Of July next, either by note or other.
wise, when the accounts win then be left
for immediate collection. Persons indebted
to Fred SchDning 8 Co., will find their &C.
counts Al CentTeyi!le until the above stated
time,
CHA5. -C3a.
81 Mary, May 18th 1866.
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lST Of Traverse Jurors drawn for Oc
i J tober Term 1865.
Brown Michael. Fox, Bracket Charles,
Ridgway, Belmap Hiram 5. Ridgway, Brook
ms James, Jay, Boyle John, St Marys,
Cook Joseph Sr, Fox, Callahan Jeremiah
Fox, Cook Johu, Fox, Cock Daniel, Eilg,
way Coob T. Is. Ridgway, Dill Benel.tt,
Eidgway. Dunavan Jamcs. Fox, Enz Fran.
els Y. Fox. Frec!Eud Oliver, Ren:gett,
Gerg Francis, St. Narys. Gardner s. r.
St, Marys, Glover Charnic, Benzinger
Horton Isaac Jr. hidgway. Hcaly W. G.
Ridgway, Hyde Joseph S. Eidgway. nouch
Jacob Y. Ridgway, hCindel Jno. Renzingel
Hewitt Franklin E. Fox, ilolobaugh John
Fox, Hunt Wm. G. Spring Creek, Haius
Jacob, Benzinger, Hyier Aiolphus, Fox,
kyicr Hays, Fox, Kelts D. P. Fox, KEN.
mersr John, Ridsway, Lewis Ellis, Ben
excite, Mosier Squire, Fox, Mead Josiah ".
Jay, Murry John, BeDelett, Meyer John,
st. Mary's, Perrin Martin, Spring Craek,
Pcndcrgast Anthony, Benzinger, Powell
jerome, Ridgway, Rogers James W. Fox,
SOseuheimer John, St Mary's, Stubs Chas.
Iiighand, Schmning Gerhart, St Mary )
Schpning Fred. Fox. Short Sampson, Fox,
Taylor James Il. Fox Wilcox Clark A. Fox
Wendfelder Joseph, ST. Mary's, Wilhelm
Joseph, 81. Mays.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
July lst 1SGj.-2m. Pa.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Notice is hereby given, that let.
teys q administration on the estate of
Julius Eombaumen, late of Benzinger
township, Elk county, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment,
and those having claims sgainst the
same will present the same duly authen-
tioaicd tor settlement to.
HER NAN KOCH.
ljen2inser April 18th 1864.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
BORDwELL q MEssENcEp,


y" NJ y FNThHFH.
Dealers in Drugs and Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNIsH.
Perfumery & Toilet Articles s stationary
RiagrGy, EM County Penna.