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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

Ms.,rs wHAsIoS A sANneLrrrr, No, lis Common
Street New orleans, La, are the oSLl AuTHoHIgrp
Ag,as 10 that city, 10 obtain AMI collect ,nlserip'
iions and Advertisements for the Dallas Herald,
=. n, SouLu, News once, Galveston.
Capt JAsrrR W, JOHNSON, Kaufman, Texas.
J, 7. Turner, Esq, Fort Worth,
". y, Hawkins. Esq,, wasahaehio, Ellis county,
Capt. A, J, BALL, weathorford, Parker Co, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
A corospondent OF Tho Loalsyllls

a correspondent Of the Lonlsvills
journal treats nj some length on tho
best way To prevonthydrophobia. -
A wag In reply suggests that ho
once prevented u case Of this dread
ful malady by getting on fourteen
fail fence AID staying until tho
"dorg" left
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
Flows!
VUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
% 100 Of those Justly celebrated
RAJ uu&NwrNr bDU huRyS

Said to be we'll adapted to the soil of Texas
prarcs.
Very respectfully refer to John D. Floyd,
Esq, and tho Messrs. Worthington.
These plows are for sale, and can be seen
and examined at the store of Messrs. Smith
s. Akard, North side of the Public Square.
GEO. W. BAIRD, Agent.
Oct 27-B.3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
cIun AGENTS WANTED
MAPS OF TENAs.

FOR SALE At this ofhes also Richardson's
Almanac for 1861, containing large amount
Of statistical Information, especially valu-
abe % nrH eonrrs. issif-i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

nOLBEAN Commercial College, New
u Orlcnns.-FOunled 1872. No vacations. Book
Keeping, PenmanShip, Languages, Mathematics,
practically taught. Students from II TO SO. RUFUS
DoLDEAR. President. lsep22-ly.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

a derayman ioealed somewhere
In tho honlehiod region called
Down last asked y woman whom
he had baptlsod NJ she wa' ooninR
out ~ the water how she folt IN
her mlndT" aud was considerably
surprised 10 hear her answer warm
~, "linlly"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
BD~ Buy your Goods Mt Jefries.

Emerson Etheridgc is spoken of us the
Conservative candidate for Governor Of
Tennessee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

THE best. simplest snd mot durable. AZ the
il New Tork Stare Fair. just closed, the kllipiic
s-wiur Machines rrnrded Re hrsf fhrre prizes
axninsf The crmbined compsfifipn n svery Machine
snnnufscsur-d- Also, H0rts Shuttle Swing Ms
ehInes for sale Marhiurs 81 81 kints rrrair-d.-
MnekiDs Eredl.s, SIX Thread, A. Cotton Tarn. al
srrs rr,s burt-rs Or sais II the Machine and varis
~ store n. S.HEDRlCK.
rs.Gnl g. Canal street., New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
We should not i,..psI, Inc fspab

~
Nv his iipsleH 70 hofsreef UFoesmof
ise, ihs ffssldsht essf Ne ioiisslhs Ian.
sAe we should nd dsspslf u The NJ
futiia NJ faith !. strong NJ soshishso
ahila,lisd IN The sisiom, prudsbes, virtue,
intelligence anil magnAninily u The great
masses NJ the people. The people m Inc
South have no voice, and probably never
viii have iht management Of the affairs Of
HE nation, aud cannot therefore be held
responsible for the great issues now pend
Ing, The great mnsses Of tho people
north have spoken, anl IN ourbumblr opln.
ion they have well nigh sounded the death.
knsll Of tho Republic, Blinded by fsnAil.
cism aud hatred Of the people Of the South,
and desiring by every possible means TO
ruin and tyranirc over them, they will bold
fast their ruinous grasp OF the reins OF
government aud make Il subsGrVc their
base aud dasiardly purposes, or madly
drive the good old ship upon the breakers,
from whence she can never return but in
fragments, never again to be united. ..
with corrupt press everywhere through.
out the north slandering and yillifylng him
with a fanatical Congress recently large
" augmented by the voice Of tho great
masses" soon TO assemble about him, the
Presiden, speaks words Of good cbeer-hc
does not despair Of the Republicans faith
10 the great masses is mistaken, l...,
We may DO wrong, and most devoutly
hope we are, but TO us the words Of the
President fall upon our ear more like the
bitter wailing of despair than any thing
else. Could We but see one faint CLEAN Of
sunshinc-onc bright spot upon which to
rest a hope for the future, wc would then
give to the words Of the President what
they would most justly deserrc--the need
Of sublimi'y' Our heart is however, with
him aud the great cause Of Constitutional
liberty, which he represents, and Will DO TO
The last Long ago the people OF the so"th
saw the storm arising and sought 10 avert
it; they fought Tor four long years In the
cause OF liberty ana constitutional gov
ernmenl-ihey oeA'osed-'n the ihdes'r"cn'
bility OF s'ate'by Congressional encroach-
mcnis, and sought to throw around them
every Safeguard as the best means OF So
curing and perpetuating the glorious in-
heritance bequeathed to them by their fore
fathers but alt In vain slowly but surely
tie proud old temple oil liberty totters, un-
'halioWed hands ana oowardiy hearts-rep'
resentaiives OF the ''sreat masses' NORTH
are rapidly sappins Its very foundation
Soon, unless a mighty hand is stretched
forth to save IT. it will. fall, and with its
,all the inst se'',ge OF liberty VIII 60 out
~ - -, 49,,
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" DON e Bremen, % Camp st. Constantly on
II hand FIRST class Pianos--Plcyel's, Martins. Ouy
riers, the celebrated Cycloid, ETC. t7:lyl
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oIsuJIio

sHi tirtluH fri fe...,s.... e.s.. ...s " 90
- mHHns f.. p Hii.. .. ~ t.nU
ilfse maHits s........... f1S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
NEW ORLEANS CARDS
>-~-N.O,~y >~-~~~-~ ~-~~>->y~->~>~~~
, Wholesale Druggists.
, Milllnary, Fancy Goods, etc.
Pianos and Music.

,ERKINS 4 FRIEDL.ENDER, Importers and
Jobbers of Siks, Ribbon, Lace Goods, Embroi-
rics, etc, No 10 Canal St., Up Stairs. l7:lyl
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500 s VT ass AGG a;i aa r'1 sSsrs. a 9; g.
= CAREY, City Duilding, Biddeford, Ne. tiswly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

I of the charitable institutions on Mamhat-
tan Island Several cases have been re-
moved to the fever hospital within O few
days. ..r...i.. .f
The Steamer Florida arrived to-day from
Havrc. She had 20 deathe on the passage
| from cholera. There are five patients still
| on board which will be transferred to the
Illinois. The Florida is chartered by the
French Government to 60 TO Nera Crur for
troops, and only touched at New York to
land passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Bulletin says
Newell, Republican, has been defeated for
Congress in I'd district by 500 majority.
MONTREAL, Nov. Sit is understood
that Government, at cabinet meeting, re-
solved TO commute sentence Of Lynch and
Mcmahon
Three men numed Bell, Flanagan and
Wells, confined in the old jail since June
last on charge Of Fenianism, we're released.
Grand jury ignored bills against them.
wAsHISeToS, Nov. s.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has sold the Marine Hospital
II Bbarlesion, s. c., 10 the Protestant
Episcopal Church, south Of that city, TO be
used as the Orphans Home and school, for
the education Of freedmen's children.
IIt1lurIA 8OuHcou ms tuusthAoro Ont
thousand dollars 10 the fund 10 enable the
society 70 make the purchase.
WAsHIserox, Nov. 9.--lnformation is
received that the Canadian authorities viii
comply with the request Of the united States
Government 10 Be promptly furnished with
the records Of the trials Of Uuiied States
citizens arrested a. Fenisn invaders.
EEv YORK Nov. 9.-Goid forty-siK and
one-qusrter. FivetEenties one hundred
and zen and three eighths. Ten-forties one
hundred and ons-hklf
NEu 0ELEAss. Nov. 9s-Tbe Bishops Of
the Episcopal Church lsft to-day 10 20 10
KentBeky. W. Reeve, an assistant 20 the
Aisbop Of Kentucky, is 20 Be coDseortted-
The new Bishop Of Louisitns remains here
he pres Of the interior lsbors constant
~ % induce Northern emigrrtion- The
STATS Pair 70 begin On The twentieth, prom
isss 70 Be- rrsst AFFAIR. nulfifudes VII
cone 70 &c the Nsribsrn nFrieultu-al in
plrnrrfs IN 1Fer-fi1r- Th--r = err
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01

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Rates Of Advertis1ng.
pAyARIE IN ADVANCE.
TuADy ERTIS ERS IN DIET Al l. /:
THE RATES WILL BIZ AS FOLLOWS
Aaneunosmsnts. for cana dds e.

Announcements for Canu1QaLSb.
roo sT.rpOrr1cERs $40 90
:, COUNTY -'4*4-+'i'4"''s@ Az ~ ~
Is CITY wv
Advertisements in tie Special .CeluHns frs first
| me, from Ito lines @la00- sach dditionaI line
In Local Column. first time from to 3 lines,
81 O0-each additionaTIihe, 80 cehts;s Subsequent
Advertisements 81 'Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements OF soeieties we " III eR2Egel
half price.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07
cSasequ!cs of Gem. Scott.

New York, June 1.-The funeral
ceremonies Of the late Lieutenant.G G en-
eral Scott, at West Point to-day, were
deeply impressive. The attendance was
large, and distinguished men from all
parts of the country, and representing
the National Congress, army and navy
and many municipal governments, were
present,
A partial suspension Of business has
taken place in this city and Brooklyn
IN respect to the memory of Gen. Scott
The public offices are closed, flags are
at half mast, and the general aspect oI
affairs shows how deep an impression
has beon made by the death Of the il
lustrous veteran.
A large number of persons left this
city and vicinity this morning to attend
the obsequies at West Point.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 1.-The
bells were tollcd from l to 2 o'clock in
respect to the memory of Genera
Scott.
BOsTON, June 1.-The custom house
was closed to day, ard minute guns were
fired on the Common on account of the
death of Gen. Scott,
BALTIMORE, June THE flags
throughout the city are displaye at hal
mast in respect to the memory of the
lamented Iieut..Gon. Scott. The bell:
are tolling,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

The OLD GUARD OF NApoLEoN.-
After the treaty of peace of Tilsit, the
most friendly intercourse existed be.
tween Napoleon aud the Emperor of
Russia, and they were often seen riding
or walking together without an escort.
On one occasion as the two Emperors
vera leaving the palace arm in arm,
Alexander's attention was arrested by
the appearance Of grenadier of the
Old Guard, who stood sentry at the
gate. The war worn veteran had his
face literally divided by a scar OF a
sabre cut, extending from above the
left eve brow to the right side of
the chin. Noticing Alexander's lsok
ofsurpriso, Napoleon remarked "W hat
do you think, brother Of soldiers who
survive such wounds ?"
"And you, brother" replied Alexan-
der, what do you think of the soldiers
who inflicted those wounds -
Before Napoleon could find suitable
answer to this home thrust, the old SOL
der growled audibly from under his
grizzly mustacho: "They are dead,
those
"Ah! brother" said Alexander,
here again the victory is yours
"It is" said Napoleon, "bccause
here again my Old Guard stood by
me-"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

difficult auG arduou5 duties Of his hole
life. During several sessions Of the
Legislature his presence was necessary
to secure an appropriation or sub
scription to its stock by the State, until
by repeated application its subscription
amounted in the aggregate to 100000
and they were entitled to it as much
as any other bounty bestowed upon 9th
er parts Of the State, 1t has been re-
lundel twice over in the increased val
uc for taxable purposes, and it would
have been more just to That section OF
Penn a. had they doubled that amount,
and enabled them to make abetter road.
Clearield and Jefferson Counties each
subscribed $1,000, which was never re.
pudiatcd, but promptly paid They nev.
er even dreamed of creating n bonfire
to destroy the validity of their subscrip
tions, Such wizard scheme was left
for more cunning heads to devise, as in
the case of the County subscription to
the Allegheny Valley Railroad. This
| first section of the Road that was made
| WAS from N1IbUduS W biiDM DiiJCj dpOuu
u miles. This was done by the sub
scription Of Mr.. p. Karthaus. This
gentleman was largely interested in the
road, and his liberality was equallcd by
his zeal aud personal attentions. 1t
would naturally be supposed that the
first work would have commenced al
Milesburg to Snow. Shoe, to the coal
beds, but it was otherwise. The Belle.
fonte meu were behind Mr.. Karthau'
in the enterprise. That portion of the
road from the n. Y. line was simulta
neously commenced with that at kar
thaus. The completion of the turnpike
from the State line to within ) or !
miles OF Bunker Hill was Of the g,cat
est importance to the Ridgway settel
mcnt, though there was yet long dis
tance of wilderness intervening, two
days travel at least, aud one or tw'
nights cncampment, were required
Bnt SO much was gained aud that was
relief, and revived hopes of the future
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

-----------Af--s--e7-~--
The Editor of the Caefcid, Ohio, Herald,
says -
WHEAToN's ITCH OINTMENT
1t has been said that to { get the itch is
no disgrace, but it is disgraccfui to keep
it, No one need have the itch forty
eight hou1s if they will use Wheaton's
Ointment for it is s,We cure D.! We
saw it tried on Che persons of several
children and adults few weeks since
and the itching at once ceased, and in
two days not an eruption was visible
1t is effectual in removing pmiplcs
blotches, and especially old sores. VIZ
used the Ointment on one of our owr
children, and the effect was magical
The itch, which has been so prevalent
about here, has not yielded to the usua
remedies for this complaint, and we are
glad that a remedy has been discovered
that is so efTectual aud yet SO cheap
Read the advertisement.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

ACCIDENT.--Mr. Nanarman of Rich.
ardsville was quite seriously injured on
the creek the other day by au oar stem
striking him on the knee joint. II
dlslocated the joint, and fractured the
Tibia about three inches below the knee
He was thrown into the water, and not
being q swimmer, he would have drown,
ed, but for the timely assistance of the
hands who pulled him out.
DR.. J. S. Rordwell was Immediately
sent for and set tho limb, and he is now
doing quite well,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07
Hem advertisements.
Announcements,

WE are authorized to announce the
wv name Of GEO. \. RATHBUN as
candidate for the Office of Prothonotary
&c subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic comfy Convention.
June 9Th '66-tf.
I'VE are authorized TO announce the
w name of NEwToN LoUNSEERY
as a candidate for the Office of Prothon-
otary &c, subject to the decision of the
Democratic county Convention.
June 7th 66-tf.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

aT~Invcstments in enterprises which
have for their object the development of
our national resources are at ali times
commeniable, and should be encouraged
when not hamperel by formidable OBJ
iections. As will be seen by the advcr,
tisemcnt of The Virgin Gold Mining
Company in this Issue, special care has
been taken to place before the public
the largo aud valuable properties which
constitute the basis of this Company in
such unczccptjouable form that they
will at once commend themselves to the
confidence not only to the man of mod
crate means bur also The capitalist.
We understand that the "iHterests
in this Company are iu active demand,
and that already large number of sub
scriptions have been received, Those
wishing to avail themselves Of the op
portunity now presented of securing Que
or more of these 500 original inter.
ests should at once send in their sub
scriptions.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07
n L n L I : L r ",
Preserve YOur Teeth

DR.. J. W. BAILY would respect.
fully announce to the citizens of Ridg.
way and vicinity that he will be at his
rooms al the Hyde House, the last week
in June aud will stay four weeks. All
wishing their teeth repaired will do
well by giving him call as he is a good
Dentist. GJune.7 '66-f,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

nISSOLUTTON OF CO.PART.
~ NERSlllP.-The Partner sh in
heretofore existing between the under
signed, is this dissolved by mutual con.
sent
JAS. B. HULSE, THOS. KING
A, Il. VAIL JOSEPH KING,
KersoH Moy.l2'66-it.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07
gTiC T'CHllCaaFG E'GrSOs- 30 -
Prentice EEYoIJDEO5C.

Parson Brownlow, the irreycrent Gov
crnor ofTcnncssce, has published one Of
his charactcristically low and dirty arti-
clcs about US in the Knoxville Wig.
In that article he has not stated a sin
gle truth, or anything approximating to
a truth. Whenever he sits down to
abuse anybody, lies cluster around his
pen like bluo-0ottlc flies around a hor-
scs cars in July Or August. He lies
with his pen. lies with his tongue, lies
with his gestures, lies through every
pore of his yellow and shrivelcd hide,
Lies issue from his mouth like the
horned locu5ts from tho throat of that
other great beast described in the
Apocalypse. lie is probably the " faith
or" of as many lies as the horned and
sailed master he serves.
The parson is now fierce abolition
ist, lie goes as far in Raiicalism as
the lowest anl worst Radical in the
nation. lie would gladly battle his
hands and feet, aud wash his face in tho
blood Of every man who is not a Radi
cal.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-07

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
4 4 the Post Office ut Ridgway, Pa, Juno
LIST 1855.
Dickers. Wm. NJ Evcns, T.. L. Gleason,
Mr.; Gcnsye, Henry j. Harley, Mary:
Mitehc, II, NJ. MutEan, Alexander; Me-
Fadden, shannon; Paul, George; Richard
son, \. j.. Roch, John; Scranlin, Catho-
rtnc Sheihcn, Michael
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ADVERTISED.
L. LUTHER Pm.
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longcud locks Of ,hc Humcnides. When
he shall retire, as he soon must, from
the noisy and tumultuous strifcs that
ever engaged aud still engage all his
thoughts he will not have a solitary
pleasant and serene memory Of the past.
On the contrary, score Of bitter, and
dcsollto, and torturing rccollections will
corrodc and cat up his very hoart, until,
cut off from all human sympathios, cx.
lied from the pale of all tho beautiful
gcniallics Of life, having no friends or
companions around him to soothe him in
his moral and physical solitude, deser-
ted by man, whose enemy he has been,
and loathod by God, whose holy tenn
pies he has sacrilcgiously desccrated by
his horrid mockeries of religion, foster
ING from head to foot with the polluted
and poisonous puidlc-watcr in his veins,
standing as an outcast and pariah on
the lone desert of dispair, shrinking
from the past, agonizod by the present,
and not daring to gaze iuto the future,
boholding in fancy upon the door Of
his own soul, Hope comes not here
that comes 70 ALL" shut out by murkiost
clouds from every star that to other:
lights the path to the tomb, and writhins
under myriad curses aud excoration'
piled up like a mountain of living coal
upon his head, he shall long at least t
make his escape from oarth--scarcel!
asking to what more dreadful destiny.
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OBJ WORK of all kinds and dos
j criptious dono at this office.
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ITCH!ITCH!ITCH!
Scratch Scratch ! Scratch |!
WHEATON'S OTNTMENT

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS,
CulLBLAINS, and all ERuPTT0NS OF
THE SKIN, Price 80 cents. For sale by
all druggists. by sending Go cents to
WEEKS * POTTER, Solc Agents, l70
Washington street, Boston, it will be for
warded by mail, free Of postage, TO any part
otthc United states. (iunc-I 66-ly,
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NorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ from the ith inst. until the Iith Of
July next we will he in Brookvillc, at the
office Of DR.. Hunt, prepared to settle with
all persons having unsettled accounts with
4. s. Rhncs decd of Warsaw township,
Jefferson county Pa,
r. S. HUNT, Admir-.
CAROLINE RHINES, Adm'x.
June. 7'G3-Sw.