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QUALITY OF MILK 1t is sometimes
forgotten that the last gill of milk drawn
from the cows udder is the best part of
every milking. Careful experiments
made in England according to report
published, prove that the quality of
cream obtained from the last cup taken
from most COWS exceed that of the first
in proportion Of twelve to one. The
difference in the quantity also is consid-
cradle. Hence a person who carelessly
leaves one pint unmilked loses in reality
as much cream as would be afforded by
six Or eight pints at the beginning, and
loses, too, that part of the cream which
gives the richness and faver to the but
ter.
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TowANDA, Jun> lst 1865.

BGy~Our readers, no doubt have heard
of the murder which was committed in
the borough of St. Mary's, on the 24th
day of June last, but we failed, until
now, to obtain correct report. 1t
seems that some parties went to the sa-
loon Of Charles Haut, in st. Mary's, on
the night OF the 9th, for the purpose
of obtaining some beer, the other sa-
looms being closed, and wakeued up
Haut, who came down, accompanied by
Joseph Krieg, the deceased, who was at
the time boarding with Haut, and ad =,
mittod the parties, while they were il
the room, ohm Horack, the party charg.
ed with the murder, came in and deman-
ded Of Krieg, six dollars for some music
which he had played there earlier in the
evening, Krieg remarked that he
thought Hovack had been sufficiently
we'll paid for his music; having drank
beer free at the saloon all evening, saying
moreover that the music was not worth
six cents. Hovack Immediately struck
Krieg, who exclaimed that he was stab
bed ana staggered out of the room. He
was attended to at once, and on exami.
nation made, it was found that he had
been stabbed in the superior portion of
the right breast, between the second
and third rib the second rib was also
broken. Krieg, saying that, after Ho,
vack stabbed him, he also struck him,
as he thinks with piece of iron. He
fingered until Tuesday morning, until
2 a. IN. A Post mortem examination
held by Drs, Blakely and Fessler, show
ed that the knife had penetrated the
cavity of the chest the right lung had,
also, been completely destroyed, inter
nal aud external heumorage had ensu-
sued.
At the present term of Court, the
Grand Jury, returned true bill against
Hor ack, whose trial will take place at
at the October session of the Court Of
Oyer and Termincr
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Bryant's Song of Wooing."

Dost thou idly ask to hear
Atwhat gentle seasons
Nymphs relent, when lovers near
Press the tenderest reasons?
All, they give their faith too oft
To the careless wooer
Maidens' hearts are always soft,
Would that mems were truer
Wo the fair one, when around
Early birds are singing;
When, Ger all the fragrant ground,
Early herbs are springing:
When the brookside, bank and grove,
All with blossoms laden,
Shine with beauty, breathe of love-
Woo the timid maiden.
Woo her, when, with rosy blush,
Summer eve is sinking
When, on rills that softly gush,
Stars are softly winking !;
When, through boughs that knit the
bower,
Moonlight CLEANS are stealing;
Woo her, till the gentle hour
Wakes a gentler feeling.
Woo her when autumnal dyes
Tingo the woody mountain;
When the dropping foliage lies
In the half cholked fountain;
Let the scene, that tells how fast
Youth is passing over,
Warn her, ere her bloom is past,
To secure her lover.
Woo her, when the north winds call
At the lattice nightly;
When, within the cheerful hall,
Blaze the fagots brightly;
While the wintry tempest round
Sweeps the landscape hoary,
Sweeter in her ear shall SOUND
Loves delightful story.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
PosTPoNED.-At the formal meeting Of
the Democratic State Central Committee
it was resolved that the State Conven-
ton should be called to meet at Harris
burg, on Wednesday, the 2lst day of
June, inst, but having since learned
from majority of the Committee, and
being advised by many other leading
Democrats Of the State, that postpone
ment to a later day would, on many ac-
counts, be acceptable, and is generally
desired. I hereby give notice that the
next Democratic State Convention of
Pennsylvania, will convene at the Hall
of the House of Representatives, in the
city of Harrisburg, on Thursday, the
24th day of August next at one o'clock
p. NJ.
{. L. WARD, Chairman.
TowANDA, Jun> lst 1865.
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Genuine Eloquence.

There are no people in the world with
whom eloquence is so universal as with
the Irish. When Leigh Ritchie was
travelling in ireland, he passed man
who was painful spectacle of pal(or,
squalor, and raggedness; His heart
smote him, and he turned back.
"Ifyou are in want" said Ritchie,
"why don't you beg ?"
"Surely, it's begging I am, yer hon
Or"
"You didn't say word"
"Oi course not, yer honor, but see
how the skin is spakin through the
trow8ers and the bones cryin' out
through me skin! Look at me sunken
cheeks, and the famine that starin' in
me eyes Man alive, isn't it beggin' l
am with a thousand tonguesp
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Manfeld's Dispensatory says that
most of the Sarsaparilla of the
shops is inert and worthless. DR.. Aver
in his writings on his drug states that
not only is it inert as found in the shops
but so also are most of the preparations
from it, or bearing its name. He shows,
however, that this fact arises from the
use of worthless varieties, or unskilful
preparations by incompetent men that
the true Medical Sarsaparilla (Sarza
Smilax off, Of the tropics, when freshly
gathered in the bud, is one of the most
efectual alternatives we posses. Com.
bined with other substances of great al
terative power, like Iodine, Stillingia,
Dock, &c, it'makes Ayers Comp. Ext.
of Sarsp., which we have reason to be.
lieve is one Of the most effectual RENE
dies for humors, skin diseases aud for
purifying the blood which has ever yet
been found by anybody.-Bangor (Me. }
Mercury.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

"a DMINISTRATUKS NUTIUE.-
TA Notice is hereby given, that let
ters Of administration on the estate of
Julius Vombaumen, late of Benzinger
township, Elk county, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the
same will present the same duly authen-
ticated for settlement to,
HERMAN KOCH.
Benzinger April 18th 1864.
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T H E E L k A D V 0C A T E

This is the reverse in the genuine, there
it will be seen that on the right hand
they read 100, on the left OOI. These
These notes are well executed,
Postage Currency % cents, imitation
poorly engraved and on poor paper.
so cents imtation-poorly done. The
head Of Washington is blurred aud not
alike
cents, imitation, poorly printed.
5s, new issue, are now in circulation.
Observe caution.
The portrait on each closely done.
National Bank IS, imitation, well ek.
ecuted, and Of dangerous chatacter,
are reported in circulation.
Coupons--counterfeit coupons, dated
March Is 1865, for $12 so, in the ST.
Multitude of 10 10 five per cent. United
States $500 bonds have been offered at
different United States repositories.
7-30 Bonds-Some of these are in
circulation with the coupons cut off, and
ale offered as currency.
Without coupons, they are ofnQ value
until mature. Refuse all such.
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Rsg~Godey's Lady's Book for July is
received, and is a splendid favorite.
Price, s3.-per annum. All young ladies
should subscribe for this beautiful mag.
azine, at the reasonable low rates.
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Bsg~ Several Notices and Commuhica-
tions, were handed to us for publication
in this issue, but are laid over, in conse'
quence of not being able to understand
what they were for-they may appear
next week.
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SHERIER.

To THE DEMOCRATS OF ELK County {:
FelloW Citizens AT the solicitation
OF many citizens, hereby offer myself
to your consideration as a candidate foS
the office of Sheriff at the coming Octo.
Der election, subject to your decision
at the approaching county Conven-
ton.
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Announcements.
STATE LEGISLATIIRE

We are authorized to announce tho
name of DIR. G. r. Early, of Fox town.
ship, as candidate for Assembly, sub.
ject to the action OF the Democratic
party, at the ensuing primary meeting,
and also to the decision Of the District
Convention.
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WE are authorized to announce the name
Of Newton Lounsbery, of Spring Creek town.
ship, as candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, subject of the action of the Dem.
ocratic county Convention.
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p. w. BARRETT.

ware authorizedto announce the name Of
.: Z. Chaplin, of Ridgway township, as can.
ulaete Tor the Office of County Treasurer,
subject to the action of the Democratic coun.
" Convention.
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LOST.

Between Brockwayville and Hiram
Woodward's, on the Sinnamahoning,
a small Day Book. Any person finding
the same and leaving it at this Office,
will be suitably rewarded.
JAMES S. COLT.
June goth 1865.
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@During the past thirty days one
tn ousand vessels have been discharged
from Government employ at Fortress
Monroe.
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GTIf you love others, they will love
you'll you speak kindly to them, they
will speak kindly to you. Love is re.
paid with love, and hatred with hatred
Would you hear sweet pleasant echo,
speak swee tly and pleasantly yourself.
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D9-The weather for the past few
days, has been exceedingly damp Ink
ed with rain.
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A young lady named Maggie Elliot,
in Newark, Ohio, swallowed a thimble
recently, and died in fifteen minutes in
consequence.
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aeA-Girls sometimes put thcil lips out
because they are angry, and sometimes
because they are disposed to meet yours
half way.
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RzyCourt commenced on Monday,
July Sd. See full proceedings on this
page.
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MARRIAGES.

MEAD-THAYER-In Lock Haven
June 23d 1865, by VIM. W. Ryncler
Esq, CAPT. PLYMToN MEAD, to Miss
SARAH A. THAYER, both of this place.
MILLER-WHITENAoK.-On Sunday
July I'd, 1865, by A. W. Gray ESQ,
MR.. JOSEPH A. MILLER, of Jay town.
ship, Elk County, Pa, to Miss REBEoA
E. WHITENAcK, of Marion, Iowa.
WINSLow-OBRYAN-On Tuesday
the 4th inst, by A. w. Gray ESQ, Mr..
REUBEN WINSLow, of Benezette, Elk
Co. Pa, to MISS ANN OBRYAN, of
Lock Haven. Pa.
Rap Accompanying the above notices,
the Printer was kin lily remembered by
all parties.
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WANTED.-A pair of spectacles to
suit the eyes Of potatoes.
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ELK ADVOCATE
Published Every Thurs day
by p. w. BARRETT.
Ridgway, Pa, July 6 1865

Press shepeople's rights maintdn
Una,eed By party and unbribed By gain;
pledged but to Truth, Liberty and Lar,
No fdror SwdyS US and no fear shall ace.
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Rag,cqg Noo, 19h 1864.

NOTICE.-Letters of Administra.
ton cum testameltO 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
ADOLPU FOCHTMAN,
ST. Mary's, Elk Co. Pa.
June, lst '65.-6w.
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nA-Seamen are shipping in Buffalo at
dollar a day, and glad to get it.
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A tall young man, if he is rich, is a
Maypole for the girls to dance around.
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Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS of Administration having
Ia been granted to the subscriber on
the estate of Geo. A. Kienzle, late
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
oU GtlEIuOl.t,
FREDERICK KIENZLE,
Administrdtor
Pidg,cag No0. 18Th 1864.
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office Department has inaugurated a
method of supplying stamped envelopes
which we would recommend to the at
tention of all having an extensive cor.
respondence. The envelopes are now
supplied in two forms-one simply
stamped, and the other stamped with
the addition of printed lines acroes the
end of the envelope, giving the address
of the person sending the letter, and re-
questing its return if not called for with.
in certain specified time. These en-
velopes are great saving Of time and
trouble, can be furnished Of any regular
size, and if spoilt in directing the post
master of whom they are procured will
redeem their value in postage stamps.
Thus there is no loss in any way, and
their cost is even less than envelopes
procured and stamped in the ordinary
manner. We recommend our business
men to look into the matter. The De-
partment is quite desirous of having the
experiment succeed.
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Positively Cure the Worst of YOn.

not In year-not in month--Ror in wcek--bui
you shall see its beneficial influence at once imme
diatsly, and the day you take it. To yon who have
lived for years upon Graham Bread and plain diet,
who dare not eat any thing the least-wise hearty
rising and souring your stomach, wesay sit down
to your dinner. eat as hearty meal ss you WISH
and as soon the food begins to distress you, fol-
low 1t by single teaspoonful of ,.f ..s. ID
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UNITED STATES "a OF AMEHIc4,}f
Il Ware, Judge of the United States District
Court, for the District of Maine, Il hereby give
public notice that the following Libels and Informs.
tions have been filed in said Court, viz -
A Libel against FoUR BARRBLe OF MoLAssss
seized BY the Collector of tae District of cortland
and a a 1stn, on the M eenh DAY of November
a Libel against ONE IRUNK containing foe Car.
rage harnesses seized by the collector cffhe Dis
trict OF Portland and plymouth, the twenty mint
day of November last past at Portland in said Dis
trict.
A Libel against THIRrY-rwo HurDRnD Cleans
seized BY the Collector of the District of Portland
and Falmouth, on ths thrty-frst day of December
last past, at Portland in said District. s. r 49,
A Libel against THREE BARRELS OF MoLAssRs
and ONE DEMIJoHN OF, W. j. RUM seized by the
Collector of the Istrict of Portland and Falmouth
on the fourth day of January instant. at Portland
A Libel against ELEVEN THOUSAND sEvRr urr.
DRIED CIGARs; Two HUNDRED TWENTY POUNDS OF
GUNPoWDERt ONE HUNDRED eIxTY-FIvE POUNDS
OF SUGAR; EIGHT BARRRLs or MoLAssxs. oNp
BARRsL OF Sue R; seized by the Colectosof re
District of Portland and Falmouth, on the seventh
day of anu Try instant, at Portland In said District
TEA, seized by the Collector ofthe District az Ms
chias. on the tenth day of December last mast at
Mschas, In said District ! e.ss e5ast- r
An Information against FIVE RIe arB CAsKs
OF BRANDY; ONE HALF BARREL OF BRANDY :t1NR
HALF BARREL OF Wine; THREE BATRFls On
sPIRITs seized by the Collector of tho District Of
Portland and Falmouth, at Portland 10 said Distr;at
on the seventh day of Janrary instant. y EV'
An Information against ONE HORSE ONE PuEn
SLEIGH; ONE Kobe. ONE HoRsE-BLANKF oNr
HARNESS; ONE HALTER; TEN BOTTLES OF INV
DY, and ONE KEG OF Spirits seized by The Col.
lector of the District Of Portland and FalmontS -
Portland in said District, the fourteenth isv 81
January iesfant iq - feN 1i1@y -
Libel against Two BARRELS AND SIX r CO on,
SUlAR, seized BY the Collector Of the d strict Of
Portland and Falmouth, on the sixteen III day az
January instant, at Portland, In said District NJ
Which seizures were for breaches of the law, At
In said Mbels AID Iuformations; thata Rearine and
tra will be I'D thereon at Portland in said Dsfrict
On the Fsrsf Tuesday Of February nert where any
cause If any can be shown wherefore The s. a,
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed Of "a
ing to law. 7tfF 77 .- go VI accSrd-
Dated st Portland this twenty fourth dav afI1.n.
uary A. D., 1856, - y u. u Jan
+. A. QUINBY
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WHITE PINE coMeouND FOR DIABETES s..
Important testimony from Asa Goodhue, ESQ.,, of Bow
New Hampshire.

Important testimony from Asa GoOdhue, Esq, of Bow,
New Hampshire.
For sixteen years more have suffered much at in
ervals from what at fret called kidney complaints
but year last December fell sick, and my attend
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The
prostratson Of my system was so great, and Of so
long continuance that neither relatives neighbors
physicians expected that could possibly live through
Near the last Of March 1859, being wen acquainted
with DR. j. w. Poland felt inclined to the value Of
his White Pine Compound, as the article was hi hy
recommended for inflammation of the kidneys bottle
of 1t procured and Immediately af commencing its
use began to amend My strength gradually returned
attend to considerable business relieve Dr. Poisnd,s
White Pine Compound under God has been the Of
10 say that ever expect to have perfect health again
Is out Of the question at my age, (64 But this will
say, thatwhie use the Compound my health Is yery
comfortable When have relnqulshedts use the severe
pains have returned and all the dsagreeabe symptoms
Of disease. But to the use Of the Copound
has produced Immediate relief. - ~. = = -
During the eleven months in which have been TAX
ing this medicine Ihaye used not quite i've bottles
word, let say to all afflicted with similar complaints
70 mine try DR.. Poland's White Pine Compound:
ASA G00DHUE.
The white Pine compound advertised At Length, in
our columns Is not only to its inviting butts
highly approved medicine. DR. W. Poland, the in
yentor, has the confidence Of the many who know him,
condolences which he enjoyed while aberng usefuly ma
ny years Baptist minister. His experience as
sufferer led him to make experiments which issued in his
medical discovery .-Boston Watchmdl and Reflector
mirror in leader Of the Daily, thus writes of the
Compounds; .a siI. isensei .fse
ssThe White Pine Compound Is advertised at much
length in coluns, and happy to learn that
the demand for Is increas Dg beyond all previous
ptctatons It the very best medicine for coughs and
colds that we know Of and family that has used
It will ever be without IT, We speak from knowl
edge that is TO kill Cold and pleasant as sure
gular that the White Pine Compound de Colds and
Coughs should prove to be the greatest remedy for kid
nsy difficulties known But 50 i is. We cannot doubt
IT, 50 many testimonials come to from welI-kno gn
men Besides, the character Of DIR Poandis SUCH that
we know that he will not countenance what Is wrong
years Baptist clergyman, studying medicine to find
remedies tor his ailments, with delicate consumptiye
standing with one foot upon the grave he made the
discovery which has saved himself and called out from
OF others, the gest testimonials possible
We have known DR. Poland for years, and ne, er knew
more honest upright man. ara glad 10
Pine Compound y .af,f 49," - '" -''e
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PRAcrIoAL PHRENoLoGY. = chronological
karacter ofMr. Mark Mulberry, Esq, given at
the offs of professor Josh Billings Praktikal
Phrenologis. $1.00 "a. gF3ossa
Amativness-Bigg, sticks out Xix hornit's
nest. You ought tew be able tew luv the hole
humin family with your bump at onst, You
will never be widderer long-not eny. ls8
Politicks-Yu hey got it the natural wa A
splendid bump, It feels like dimocratic bump
too. Meny men has got to be constables with
yuer bump.
Kombativeness- Sliteually, very much. Yu
mite fte woman, but tnff match. l should
like tn bet on the woman. This bump wants
poultisin. 81 se NH es3e4F
Vittles-Bi thunder, what bump should
think yu could eat a boss and kart, and chase
the driver three miles, without eny pralStis.
Thunder and litennin, what bump! Let Bar
mum git his hand on this bump, and yuer fortin
is maid. What bump-aohat a bump!
Musik-A sweet pretty bump about the size
of Lima bean. If 1 had this bump would
by me a juice-harp and wander in the Rocky
Mountains. Pom mi honor, Mr.. Mulberry, mi
advice is, nuss this bump
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aot his nrink

To what extremities thirsty hummer" will
resort to obtain his morning bitters, only those
are fully aware who deal 10 the article. Tav-
ern-keepeIs are adopts in the idiosyncrapcies Of
the topper. An experienced bar tender can
discern and point out the penniess sucker
who is yearring for his morning drink as ca
silly as The pastor can single out the sheep IN
his congregation most easily perverted beyond
the limits OF the commandments and led into
the thorny way ofouter darkness and gnash
ing OF teeth. lgsir Is ~ sd
Yesterday morning, a well knwn man about
town, without cent In his pocket, tried his
face for whisky. Nobody could see it in that
light. He tried half dozen different taverns
n the upper part of the Second Ward, but
couldn't secure single drink without the pro-,
duction of the necessary dime. He hit upon a
plan at last that was even more than success
full. He ran around the square to put himself
properly out Of breath, then put his hat in
his pocket He rushed painting and bare head
ed into Col. Hugh Maginnis' hotel, corner 18th
and Everett streets. seB 10 sl3l 6ui
eWhat's the matter ?" was the instant ques-
ton. 80
Terrible accident in Thirteenth St; lady
fell on the ice; broke both her legs aud her
bonnet; give me some whisky to battle her
for Gods sake-quickp .i nsigi q 81 ls
The kind hearted Colonel few around, and a
moment afterwards the well dressed hummer
was rushing towards Thirteenth street with
tin measure containing about half pint of
the best whiskey. In about ten minutes he
returned with the measure. rss : % 4atres-,
SIS the lady still alivepD asked Mr.. Magin-
mis-. sidiee3 q s1ae'- sl's
"Oh, yes The doctor bathed her with
that whiskey, and she revived at once."se
"Then she's better ?" eeilHo 70 ~ ~ sa peg
"a great deal. The doctor says that whis-
kew saved her life."f W q <fEl Ma o.
IN Il r. ~
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !

Fsuw and Agas, Sick-Headacds, Sickness at the
Stomach. Constipation, Heartburn, Colo Pains
ia in Stomach or BO,Oels, Dysentay, Von,it-
SOC ing, "a feeling Of Faintness and Lassi-
GflA-l ss.ft & f,fdo fID,onf IF A,.s,ofsfs 81 Hsf'