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Administrators Sale.

ESY order OF the Orphans Court of IL q
hScounty Of Elk, in the State of Pa, L
shall expose to sale, by public venduc
or out cry at the Court House in Ridg-
way, on Tuesday the 3d day of January
next OF o'clock p, NJ, as the property
of Anthony Meyer, decd. Five lots in
St Mary's, in the said county OF Elk,
known as lots, No. nineteen (l9) twenty
one (21) twonty- eight (28) twenty-four
(24) and twenty six (2G) On cross street,
in front on cross street one hundred
(1OO) feet each and in depth at right
angles two hundred (200) feet.
Terms Of sale, one third of the pur
chase money in hand at conformation of
sale and the residue in two equal annual
instalmcnts thereafter, to be secured by
Jud smcnt, Bond and Mortgage
ANTHONY MEYE
Administrator of
ANTHONY MEYER decd
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NOTICE .--Notice is hereby given,
that a quantity Of logs were carried on
our lands, on Bennets Branch, in
Benczette township, Elk Co, Pa, dur
ing the high water Of March 1865,
with the following marks, and letters =
S X Z, S T j, w d, LX NJ, HE, G G
w, R + &C., AID, o Z T o, D 8 in GEN.
ter, A & S, diamond, hart, harp. Also
two or three marks that we do not know
the meaning Of. The owner Or owners
thereof, are required to prove property,
pay all legal charges and take them
away within three months from March
2Sth, A. D., 1865, otherwise they will
be forfeited.
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NOTICE.--Tho Stockholders of the
"Pennsylvania Camel Coal Co." the
"Shawmut Camel Coal Co." and the
"Shawmut and Ridgway Rail- Road
Co." are hereby notified that a meeting
will be holden at the Office Of the Treas,
urer ofthe first named company, in the
city of Boston g. f. Juckermau No. 20
City Exchange) on Friday the four
teenth day Of April next at IL o'clock
a. m, to consider the acceptance of a
charter consolidating the three corpora.
tions.
l.. Saltonstall, Pres't,, P. G. G. Co.
w, s. Eaton, Prest., S. G. G. Co.
Henry Souther, Pres't, S. DC r. r. R.
Boston, March 2lst 1865.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

hnprcced Dupler IN }mU R,,J1 ActioaS.
A first class Hunting Time-PNace ofSilver
material, over which is electro. fine plated
IS k, gold, most durable wrought, making
the imitation so faultless that it cannot be
detected from the solid material by the
most experienced judges acids will not af-
ect it. London made movement. IMpROv-
ED DUPLEX in FULL RUBY ACTION, has sweep
seconds, and is not to be excelled in general
appearance. HIS IS DECIDEDLY one of the
BEST ARTICLES ever offered for traders and
spectators. Engineers, Emigrants, and
persons travelling, will find them superior
toany other alteration of climate will not
affect their accuracy. Price, packed in good
shape and good running order, only S35, or
rase Of 6 for.S200
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING LEV
ERS,
BEST QUALITY SILVER CASES, over
which electro fine plated IS k. gold, similar
II our Improved Duplex, and superior ad
fusted movements with "Stop," to be used
N timing horses, etc.. has Four indexes
Tor Washington and Greenwich time, sweep
second, and all the improvements. All in
all, taking its beautiful and faultess ap-
pearance and its superior movement into
consideration, we regard it as decidedly the
cheapest article of the kind in the market.
Price, in good running order, $50 of casa
of 6 for $500.
Gsy"We ask no pay in advance, but will
forward either of them to responsible par
ties, to any part of the loyal States, with
bill payable to expressman when the goods
are delivered, giving the buyer the privil-
ege of examination, and, ifnot satisfactory
the watch can be returned at our expense
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldiers and other disloyal
States, consequently all such orders must
be accompanied by the cash to insure at
tention. We make deduction of two dol
| lars on either watch when the payment is
| forwarded in advance.
Money may be sent by express at our cx-
| pense.
THOS. GAFFERTY & CO.,
90 AMI IS Broad St., opposite City Band
Providence, r k
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters of Administration have been
granted in Cue form of Law, to the sub
sciber upon the Estate ofThomas Over
turf, late of Benezette township Elk
county, deceased, All persons having
any claim against said Estate, are re-
quested to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement. Any person ow-
ing the Estate, are requested to make
payment forthwith.
ANN OVERT URF
AdmiaiStrdtric of the
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Consumptivo sufferers will receive a
valuable prescription for the cure of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and
all throat and Lung affections, [freo Of
charge by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings Co.,
3 n;onths New York.
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Ridg'cdg No0. 18Th 1864.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas, Letters Testamentary hav-
ing been granted to Jno. Stockman and
Anton Fochtman, Executors of the last
will and testament of Loreny Stockman,
late Of St. Mary's, decd, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
GEO. ED. WEIS, Register &c
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D Ust Received

At the Book Stcre, st. Marv's
SANDERS READERS, Nos. /, ., )
4 & 5.
Sanders primary and pictorial
primer.
Mitchels Geography & Atlas.
Mitchels primary Geography.
MNally's Geography.
Monteiths primary Geography.
Spenciarion copy books,
Webster's common school Die
tionaries.
Browns Grammar.
Towers do
Murrays do
n os. l , & 3 plain copy books.
Blank books,
Letter note e writing paper
Ink Pens Envelopes Pencils.
&c, &c.
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u IST of Traverse Jurors, Drawn for
kA July Term 1865.
Baner Anton Benzinger
Babel Edward st. Marys
Burlingame Jeremiah Jones
Cummings Nathaniel Ridgway
Cook Joseph Jr Fox
Glover Martin Jay
Dill Michael Jones
Derr William Benezette
Dent Miles Benezette
Gray A. w Jay
Gallagher Wm. II. Jones
Hyatt Eddy Fox
Hanhauser Anton Benzinger
Horton Isaac Fox
Hagerty Jas II. Ridgway
johnson David S. Benezette
Jones Julius Benezette
Kyler r 7. Fox
Kerner George Benzinger
Little Horace Fox
Love James Ridgway
Lindemuth John 2. Benezette
M'Cready Patrick Spring Greek
Messenger Geo. d. Spring Greek
Meyer JOS. Il. Fox
Stockman John Benzinger
Souther Edward Jones
Snearinger james st. Mary's
| Sullivan Tim St. Mary's
SALESMAN r. p. Fox
Thomas John S. Jay
Whitmore Jos. X. Ridgway
l Wilcox A. /. Jones
Winslow D. B. Benezette
Wescott Ira Jones
= Yalmer Louis Benzinger
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'whether the valuation complained Of be or
'bo not in just relation or proportion to
''other valuations in the same assessment
"district, and whether the enumeration be
cor be not correct. And all appeals to the
''assessor as aforesaid, shall be made in
"writing, and shall specify the particular
"cause, matter, ofthing respect ing whiclla
"decision Is lsrequcsted; and shall, moreover,
Estate the ground or principle of inequality
''or error complained oG" -
DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
Assessor Of the Nineteenth Collection Dist.
Curwcnsville, May 29th 'G5.
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LOVE AND HARMONY.

Any Lady or Gentleman sending me
their address, will receive tull directions
for gaining the affections of the oppo-
site sex, and which will enable them to
marry happily, irrespective of wealth,
or beauty. Address
Mrs. MARIE LEMOILLE,
Harlem p. o.,
New York City,
March II, '65-3m.
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VENDERs OF MERCHANDISE

AS classified and appraised by the un-
dorsigned, duly appointed appraiser Of
Mercantile Taxes for the county Of Elk,
for the year 1865.
EnpnIrru OF Sr MIpr,c
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r Fl E ELK A D V 0 C A L E

MOTH CE-Is hereby given that
the annual election of Directors, of the
Kersey Oil Il Mineral Company, will
be held at their Office, in Rousville We.
mango Co Pa, on Thursday, June the
1st, between the hours of one and four
o'clock p. IN.
II. A. GUERNS SEY, Pres't.
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ATTENTION LEGION!

All persons indebted to the
late firms of Schoening 81 CO.,
at Centreville, Pa, and LuhI
Dc CO., at st. Mary's Pa, are
EARNESTLY REQUESTED
to come forward without de-
lay and Dlank up their "spon-
dulix," as we close up our
business by the 1st of April
next. Our accounts must be
settled by that time or the fur
will fv somewhere.
+. SCHENTNG & Co, Centreville.
G. LUHR Il Co, st. Mary's.
March, 1 tn 1865.
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Administrator Notice.

T ETTERS of Administration having
Ia 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 immediate payment, and all those
having claims against said estate, will
present the same duly authenticated for
settlement,
FREDERICK KIENZLE,
administrator.
Ridqpaq Non. 1911 1864.
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The undersigned, having opcnc d a
Boot Il Shoe mandatory in Sch ultz's
Steam Tannery, St. Mary's, Pa, have
discarded the sold man" of high prices
and shoddy work, and girded the mselves
with the "new man" of low p rices and
A. l. work. They will keep constantly
on hand and manufacture toord err, custom
made Boots, Shoes, Caters, S lippcrs,
Etc.
All of which they warrant W i'll give
satisfaction.
Repairing done neatly and pr omptly.
Customers can rely on receiving their
orders at the promised time.
SEXTON & BOILS,
February 4th, 1865.
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HUTCHINSON & Co.-DEALERS in
" Merchandise Provisions &C., on the
Reddy pay system, at prices much to
the advantage Of purchasers.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHlP.
NOrICE is hereby given, that the Co.
Partnership heretofore existing under the
names &c Luhr s. Co., at st. Mary's and
Fred Sch@uing & Co., at Kersey, is dis.
solved since the first day of April last, by
mutual consent. The books and accounts
for both Establishments will be left in the
hands of Chas. Luhr st. Mary's for settle,
ment.
CHAS. LUHR,
JAS. SNERINGER,
FRED SCHENING.
MAY, 18th 1865.
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n IST of Grand Jurors Drawn for
"a July Term 1865.
Blakely DIR. Jas. W. St. Mary's
Blakely James do
Barr John Benezette
Cassidy Francis Benzinger
Chamberlain Jos S Fox
Dickinson Geo L Ridgway
Doyle Richard w Benezette
Golf A i Jay
Goodwin Thos j Jones
Hays Enos Fox
Kundel Wendlin ST. Mary's
Morey Erasmus Benezette
Mohan Lawrence Fox
Meredith VIM. II Fox
Miller john Fox
M'Cauley Jacob Fox
Rathbun Geo w Benzinger
Robinson Jos jay
Rogers Josey Fox
Spangler Jacob A Jay
Wellendorf Matthias st. Mary's
Wilbur Robert Fox
Zimmerman Louis u Fox.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-18
EMIcRANT COMPANY.
AMERICAN EMIGRANT Co.,
q # IC Hs
Chamber Of Commerce. Indianapolis.
CHARTERED FOR THE PURPosE OF PROCURING
AND ASSISTING EMIGRANTS FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES TO SETTLE IN THE STATES.
Authorized Capital, $1,000, 900
paid up Capital, - $4,000

The object of this company is to import laborers
pec'ay skilled laborers from Great Britain, Germany
Belgium, France, Switzerland Norway and Sweden for
the Manufacturers Railroad Companies and other
ployers OF labor in America To accomplish this il has
established extensive agencies through these
and undertakes TO hire men In their native homes and
safely to transfer them to their employers here. sys-
TEN complete has been put in operation here that
chanics (inclrdng workers in
class weayer and agricultural railroad and 9th
laborers now be procured without much delay
any numbers, and al reasonable cost
The Company comprises, ameIg Others the following
gentlemen A. g. Hammond President o. the Exchange
Bank, Hartford, Conn., Hon Francis Gillette, ate s.
Senator from Conn r. Chamberlin. II. h WEIGH. and
and John Hooker HARTFORD Henry Stanly Of New Brit
ain. Conn; A. W North, \. Z. Lyman, and John VII
liams New York; Daniel T. Harris, Prest. Conn River
Railroad, Springfield, Mass r. b. Gillett President Of
Hampden Bank, Westted, Mass; Chas Hulburt late Of
J. NJ. Beebe Co Boston; r. q. ID. Mckay. and James
c. Slavery Of Des Mones.
The Company is enabled by special permission
10 the following gentlemen:
Hon s. p. Cbas-. Chief Justice Supreme Court q. s..
WASHINGTON d. C.; Hon. Gideon Welles Secretary Of the
Navy; Gov. Buckingham, Conn; Chief Justice HinuIsn
Conn; Henry A. Perkins Prest Hartford Bank: Thomas
Beknap Priest State Bank, Hartford; Ban Of New YORK
New York; Theodore Tilton Independent, New York;
Samuel Bodies, Editor Springfield Republican: Prof Cas-
well Providence. k. l.; Russell Erwin Mfg Co n. 4.
Hon. X. A. Chapman, Judge Supreme Court Mass; Rev.
II. W. Beecher 8rooklyn h. Y. Henry C. Carey PhiIa ;
Hon. Samuel b. Ruggles n. Y Hon. Jas. Dixon U. s..
Senator Conn Hon. Geo Ashmun Mass; Hon. Charles
Sumner, U s. Senator Mass; Hon Henry Wilson u. 3.
Senator Mass; Ex-Gov .sprague, L. 4. Senator X. l.
Hon L. s. Foster u. Senator Conn; Morris Ketchum
Esq. N. Y; Gov. Stone Iowa; Hon Jas Harlan s. Sen
ator Iowa. Hon. Horace Everett, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Gov. Oliver p. Morton indianapolis.
J. Bar All ID, Agent,
ms-d3n For the State Of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-18
The Blacks In the SOuth-HOw they
Regard and Use their Freedom.

A correspondent Of The Boston Advertiser
Just from Charleston. gives the following pract
cal and painful account Of the state Of affairs il
that safe:
TIE poor ignorant blacks. SO suddenly mad,
FREE. are leaving their homes, near and remote
and hocking to the union lines in the wide spread
belief that freedom means life without work. ans
that once under the old flag they will have plenty
10 eat and nothing TO do. So great have been
the crowds Of negroes who have come within our
lines in South Carolina and so small are the
stores Of rice and hominy thus far secured by
our forces, that orders, il understood, had
been issued on the day | left Charleston that
negroes should be no longer received while those
already within our lines should be transported to
the islands, and assigned land to plant
The planters, deprived of their arms and all
means of defense against the bands of marauders
and rowing blacks. some Of the latter being de-
serters from our owA regiments, are leaving
their untitled fields and moving their ia mi
lies to the towns and settlements along the coast
while the negroes. save few, who, under their
own drivers. are here aud there trying TO raise a
little rice or corn, 1t the risk OF destruction by
the bushwackers, are coming direct to our lines;
all whites as well rs blacks are soon to become
dependent upon the xertions of our authorities
the blacks appreciate the uncertainty OF the sup
port, and, although all are free meet few who
look happy aud contented Almost every face
among them wore an expression of doubt and
apprehension.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-18


The action Of the president in s1spendiDg the
committing that Of RossET cannot but be CON-
nended by every good citizen. As the case nov
stands Il Is fearful responsibility for the erecu
tive to permit the execution OF the sentence.
To do 80 would bring him in conacs with the
hiches, judicial tribunal Of the land. more than
a CO ordinate branch Of the government. for all
citizens, from the president to the bumblesI ind-
vidual. are bound to respect lis decisions. The
Circuit Court for the district Of Indiana has en-
tertained the application for writ Of hsbeas cor
pss 10 the cases under consideration. and an ap-
peal has been permitted 10 the Supreme Court
OF the United States. so that the ques-
ton Of The Jurisdiction Of military courts
in the trial Of citizens may be de-
termined BY the court Of last resort
Il Il not the condemned alone who are inter
ested n the proper determination Of the question.
The constitutional rights Of tie citizen are In
volved-the great principles Of civil liberty
which cost long years OF fierce struggle to secure
are under review. No more important question
was ever presented for the determination OF that
high tribunal. 1t is not party issue. IL rises
far above partisan considerations Every citizen
il interested in its just and final decision. The
security of the citizen in his just rights is pro-
lection against the violence and prejudices OF
party spirit or the fanaticism Of the hour. The
worlds history illustrates that a revolution al
ways has It's counter-reyolution. and the vibra-
ton Of the pendulum il not more certain Hence
the importance Of guarding against acts OF law
less violence in the one. so as not to make them
the justification OF similar abuses in the other
There is another consideration involved in the
question, which may possess a practical interest
for the members Of these military courts.
The telegraph announces that on Monday
Judge BoSD. Of Baltimore. charged the grand
jury that persons sitting on military commissions
for the trial Of citizens of Maryland, not con
nected with the army or navy. are liable TO in
dictment. If that construction of the law il
sustained, il makes the members Of those com
missions responsible for their acts. as individual
acting without authority Is il right to place il
jeopardy those persons, when decision can b
obtained in a short time. which will remove al
doubts upon the question: We believe Their
was case in England where judge. for author
izing an illegal execution, after lapse OF invent
years, was tried. condemned and executed
g Certainly it will not be very pleasant consider
alton for the members Of military commission
70 have their acts pronounced Illegal, unauthor
lied. especially il a political revolution shoul
place party in power that would feel dispose'
to vindicate acts of injustice which had beel
permitted by its predecessor. In every sspec
the question under consideration is fraught wit
deep interest.
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A BENEFAcrREss.

There is a woman In the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. in mind with the
kee "Quack," and "Humbug" But IL Is so no longer
and we desire TO wrest her name from all such pcous
associations in all other minds. Whatever notions We
may have Of womanly delicacy and proprefy, will
all admit that woman alone is the Nurse-the good
Nurse-;he best Nurse. Whether shall have Female
Physicians not, question which must be decided
by time and principle, and not oftaste. PRIDE
prejudice, caprice and custom well behave them
selves for ifthere Is really want. there will also be
supply IL there be "caling, ''there will be q coming.
Nature and human society always self-suppying,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Mrs. winsow does not wish to treat you gentlemen
Nor does ste prescribe regimen for your wives; but
she modesty appears as messenger Of health and hap
piness TO your infants In the cradle Is there ANYTHING
improper in thafi Nurse of 80 years. experience
can boldly say what Is or is not good for babe and
ought TO be listened to- God speed her ON her humble
and happy mission She is the most successful phys-
clan and mos eectual benefctress our little ones ever
enloysd-her dotng parents not excepted. Just open
the door FOR hsr, and Mrs WDsow w prove the ner-
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery OF this
are 80 sure, that will teach eur ''susy'' % say "A
Blessing Mrs. Winslow"for helping her 90 survive
and escape the gripping, colcking and tsething siege
performs precisely what II PROCESSES 10 perform everv
part Of it-noth.ng Iess-Away with your Cordial
.Parog ORIG, drops" "Laudsnum," and, every other
Narcotic" by which the babeis drugged into stupidty
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow know her orly
through the preparation Of her Soothine syrup for
Children Teething." n we had the power we xould
make her, as she is physical savior the infs nj race
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hopes that the efforts for their social and moral
Improvement would be successful, and IN this he
promised he cooperation; and. 10 conclusion,
thanked his audience for their manifestation Of
kindness, and the evidence Of their friendship"
This speech i az once rebuke to the faDatl-
cal and encouragement 20 the practical view
ers OF the present condition and future destiny Of
the colored race IL draws the line between
those Who are the real friends Of the negro and
the men who 1--we beyond the borders Of the
southern states aud talk about the condition OF
eolored persons when they know nothing about
a." Mr.. Johnson himself represents the former
Senator'S Wilson, Phillips, Tilton and the other
principal agitators represent the latter. Mr.
johnson favors the highest elevation aud tho
greatest good TO the negro consistent with th,
constitution Of the country and Compatible with
the relative interests Of white and black races
Wilson. Tilton Co., who know nothing abOu
the colored persons at the south, are not salts
fed with abolition and the fullest freedom, aid
and protection Of the negro in bis labor of work
ing out his own destiny.
Their "get-up sympathy" prompts them to al
vocate not only perfect political equality but so
cisl smaIgamation and miscegenation. The.
are blind to the great Law OF antagonism which
the Almighty has imprinted upon the outer an'
| implanted in the inner man OF both races. AM
| which cannot be violated without causing tn
violstors to pale and sink lower in the human
scale. The two races can never be co equals il
| or under any government. The negroes them
selves understand this, and 10 Hayti. where the.
are developing their powers for self governmen,
| they exclude the whites from voting. aud We be
lieye from owning real estate. As Andrew John
son stands now upon this question the great bod
Of the American people will stand With him.
Wilson. Tilton 4 Co. labor under the halluc
nation that because their agitation gnited an
melted the incendiary torch with WHICH the Ere
eaters OF the south were enabled to- FIRE th
southern heart" aud bring on the war. and bt
cause, az a result of the war, slavery Is abo
shed to the great satisfaction OF all, and espt
cislly those who incurred the odium of th
charge of being pro-slayery by reason Of the
standing Up for the constitutional rights of n
slave states-the fanatics labor under the hsllt
cinaton that because of all this those who 7,
oce the end OF slavery must hence al
prove their former principles and schemes
disunion and join them in their new crusad
They will probably live long enough to see II
| light Rochester Union.