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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
CIVIL COURTS.
,r,prro STATES DISTRICT COURT l3.-BeIore
Judge SHlrMAN
CoTrTSTOS CASE.

A COLLISION CASE.
en- o., e7..,ou assignee at Steam Tug boat Niagara.
ho helant alleges that he Is the assignee OF Gray
. io ato owners Of schooner T. J. Fan which Piled
49, IN, ,,rt, Of New. York and New Bedford, Mass That
~ io of June 1850 while this schooner MAS lying nooed
III picr No al East River bclalt hired the Niagara TO Tow
~ G mo Inc stream uht afier tho Niann had fastened
br fo e schooner and commenced 60 tow she commenced
m sonae tate Of speed aud parted the haVor Whch IL
earf claims Yves of inferior quality and The schooner IN con
,oueucc being LEFT 40 Gle ucy OF tho Npd ana ude We
,ep under tc bows Of large ship WITH NAlch ne ooi!
and ree,,c "a serious damage tle amount Of lv of We
e pforloors ol tho Niagara refusing 70 % sH is pIOueAs
The answer saws that thC hsWscr made East BY the crew
81 the schooner that the tide rnnn- hliS " t lI-e
ud g,st The tng0at proceeding no o.y inH rae OF
bod thi che hawsor Of good qlahy' ih Wes owing
~ bc break of The ceai e schooner 70 which Tie new
.r was made fast that tho accident happened ne haWer Dug
m thereby that the damage to the onooner by the collision
oud have boon slight che captain OF o sch0onr had per
e ne tug 20 20 her assistance and that tle damage
was much leSs than claimed b. p'ninlu.
Inc CAPTAIN Of tho tug testified that u Tas the custom Tor
vessels being owe TO furnish The TOW ing lilies or Aawscis tug
loais O s'} furnishing them MS favor.
Tic c6tmony in relation to the breaag Of The havser vas
conflicting.
Decision reserved
I Randolph Ftzhenry Cor llJlant Besle Dean bona.
llo loi respondent
CoNnI,EAIIONf
Returns Of process made IN the following eases; y
act bbs OF whisky found a Eiethaye. sgt bbls
ID found ct No. 80 Lcwsst No claimants appearing On
,ooOn OF Assistant District Attorney H. r. PHELPS dccrees
wcgS catered eondemnng the above whisky by dc.allL
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,r George , Fook ast John y AgI :,

The defendants story In this Is this: The plain.
h IN 1884 20 him very anxious TO enlist and get bounty
The defendant himself knowing nothing about oHisng men
who then Assistant Provost Marshal KSsme agreed 70
~ and enlist the plaintiff and 10 give him. In Of success
40 keeping the rect Of the bounty himself This agreement
he says was thoroughly understood by The Plaintiff and
with kasmire and not himself
On tails understanding they took pnntf 70 TarrstOwu bu
e wa heo rejected aud they thea took LIN 10 Iougl psc
vcc ilcy sccecded In existing lin The deiendan, was
a,lnscd Of Ito sic % tie bounln OIL Scotland sugg stcd
% amie that they should Jet the paAt extra 500
leaving kasmos share bnt goo 10 Dis Kasmre nssentcd
the 80 paid plaintiff sWfc and Hun subsequently
received dom The paiut6 f0 which be took around " KS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Iogwood, Campeachy god) .....-.-..... % yJq
Fusiic Cuba gold .....--......--.--... 81 VD1
Fustic Saveula gold ................. % 500 q 90
Insiic Maraoabo (ge.l. % 5OG 70 90
FLOUR AND MFAI.-The splendid weather We have
l0yed since the date OF our last weekly report has enabled rm
and others TO get forward the crops very generally and
have added much stock the soaboard and tho po
poets favorable tBn al The date or our last OF
securing liberal supplies The sehOar the close Of the
ryer Prices Of AL grades hegedecned 6d7jc Per bb aad
al the concession otlcs inquiry for export sup
py sound shipping brands yet is moderate and since hs
export trade has been restricted bode goa
ey IN Of small stock base preferred y store rather
tsn accept the prices offered and We have added 20 our stook
materially Il about 80 COO bb against 10000 bs the
corresponding week hst year To-day (iuedayl the demand
l. general and with limited arrivals prices Of the low snG
medium gtCes 100 better aud close strong; tie saes
arc H. 200 bis ~ e 0aS0O for Spene Saie - 65G $40 10
for Extra dol nsou1d so Goa err 80 for Sound 40 81 800
e low grades Of Western Extra el 8~Sl2 - Tor
Shipping Ohio slJ sf - for Trade do Oh 50asS - Tor
~ LOUIS Extras Canadian Flour ilmer bat active
sales OF 20 bs at si J)eS6 o. southern Flour hrmer.
but without quoae change sales OF 20 bbs OF s2 90 =
for common fiir Extra Baltimore aud Country, SD sf ~
aSl1 p Tor Trade aud Famly brands Rye Flour unchanged
the demand gh Of 80 BIDS at " 60dSs TO- Corn Meal
quiet but n sales Of 100 bbs Brandy vine at r. - a1ost
BuckW Ii0ur is ffmer; sales AT ~ 2s0i y 6O u.
IISH--A moderate business done IN Dry Cod, and ws
note sales Of otis flu and fIm prices Mackerd arc In
fair iobhng demand and prices very FIRM sales o. 100
bbs Including Nos AID /. Mas. Horrings are dull We
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CONTRACTS WITH BOUNTY BROKERS AND GOVERNMENT
OFFICERS ACTING AS BOUNTY BROKERS.

SUPERIOR COURT--TErAL. TgRM.-Noy IS. Before jus.
tcc BARBOUR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Dee 442sO0 Dec. 2Np1lo INC. 14V3fV Inc ~ y
Nv reducing the wheat 10 -four the quantity OF The latter hn
al ewater tins year compared with the corresponding period
ltfi year shows decrease Of o. GU bhs. OF -Four
The following comparative table shows the quantity Of
some OF the principal articles Of produce left at dewster
nom the commence ment of navigation 70 and including
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

par = longs David lad z = D. ahen he
was Is The house. Wbea David ea tie
totaceo ~ VS. siar to snok be goi
cot his pipe beigc MB .tuck him. DID
nj have lbs ohaeeo 3 hr std minuit
before nag - h.m Is itaye Nheh hai
f1Ia bsm 90 leave Ae be aa8ldut have
hIm ft,re .Fatng hs ib BH acted
asfad ten ordered $50 oa was
aafnc tad NgHer a d w
eer afraid DAVID HAD 8 idea Bit
ua going kG DAVID there
Dsta E4H4aaisoa Rasti Did
nj hesr o. see Da0d crate IS teeth
while hc was s. hg balse. David id
r thing there Is make % afraid 81 him.
When ssN DAVID lsing 90 the ground
as We came oat le DID ui move. Saw
nothing q BAl when SIC aeat ear. Don't
know what became of thr axe after be
struck him.
DIS. MosLY RagALIEp.--We got
through tie pot moftan examination
about sun down. ] examined tie spinal
columa Sufficiently % see that there was
no INJURY 90 il sufficient 10 cause paralysis
of lhe lowor exifemsties Ii here was
any PARALYSIS q The limbs i, mus, have
been caused by TIE blow lJHrr down. The
confusion ard blood Jpou tie brain would
prudGce paralysis Of The whole system. A
blow sneh as that which rro1gccd this
fracture Of Tie skull would knock man
down.
Cross denomination. Made no written
report al the time Of The examination
testify now from recollection. Examined
eight or ten inches Of tie spinal column
Did not examine the column with much
care exc pt The two or three yertebras
where tue points of the processes were
broken OF. Below that made 70 exam.
inalion. / paralysis had been caused by
injury TO tie spine, all parts below would
have been paralyscd, The parts aboYe
would have SENSATION aud motion II in
fIry 20 the brain bad caused complete pa
ralysis tn pate, would not have lived
rs hours.
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SWEET OPOPONAx.
4 native flower Of MoSico
{. T. SMITH s CO.'S NEW PERFUME.

This u o and most exquisite Perfume, far sur
passing ID s rich and delicious 0dOr anything that has
beta oered % the pubiig either Imported other
wise. II Is rendered bg 10 splendid qu8ltie delight
iu Extract Tor the handkerchief ana ~ confidently rec
omn n1ed az the NJ Pbtt LiTHA 90 kAsni0NALE PIX
NEaT Aalurc eeuldnpt produce richer gem Of cbUcer
perfume.
ET. SMITH s Co, Pcrflmers, New York.
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Agents wanted EVefywIere
Notice To Tay-payers,

TINE TOWN TAY voted ~ the Hnuhsl town meeting
i = now "a the hands II w =. BLACK, Treasurer.
Said tax u p cds oh he dollar u the grand list and
ifpaid 90 u before tie lsE 81 auy negi II u 10 Yns
on he dollar said tax b will alter The i5g 81 Juiy
81 pat ntJ the hands Of the Collector for nnIeasi Z
collection Of all afroagcs
r. w. HOYTl
u Is SMITH, seieetmeu
n Vi DEAS,i
Manchester, May ~ ss5,52
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0lEEl I8lES WTRE


WE The sJhseribru, being appointed by the Hon
w tie Probate C8HFt f9r the District Of Manchester
Commissioner 20 receive, examine ard adiHst the
claims and uemaudt 20 s persons against the estate u
ASiiBEL CURTIS,
late 81 SYNDICATE, n Faid District licensed and also al
laims sud demands exhibited IN Offset thereto and
mouths frog ne Gst day " Junf. i-eG being d.
Eed by - curt for that purpose 90, thereto
hereby give HottC, ihgi sill attend q ie business
~ OR appsintm t q O " bGdie5s store, iH sender
3D. 30 sviC die -ef 80 the I5gh days u November ald
December uext. frcu unli o'clock, y ~ on eacf
u said days
Dated 81 aFaal. tAi. lath day u June, T. -.
Ist6
q 3 BACON ea,n,y.
j. j HILL,
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NAV ENGLAND
sREWiEGl life INSURANCE Co.,
OF Boston Cash assets, May /, 1893, 100000,
A ftRELr R0TuaL CO1PINr
Nav ENGLAND

This i without question the Cheapest, Best and
Safest i.ile Insurance Company in this Count ~.
See nth annual Report Of the Massachusetts lu.u
ranfe Commissioners.
Hon. iliEur Wright Ia his 10th annual report rc.
ierrug 70 the rtttLY MUTUAL companies rs the
safest aud best companies, saws further IN regard 10
the Note system he.e notes n the aggregate
compose about ga Dor cent Of the entirc premium
reFtnre 81 IN the Companies reported on by u.s.
They 10 not IN the case Of atty company equal the
net value ofall is policies And probably Them
% ne Individual policy Holder exceed the net value
Of bis policy and accrued surplus This being true,
as the notes always bring six or seven per cent. ia
icrest
They are he S,fta passjbic ars.'mea for he Com
pang, daa hcg compose puri q he faad
II rhiCb ne policy holders ciHaot
Be rcJbea By ogg iiiJLte
pasBtuR7gemesL
No policy In this Company !, forfeited by reason
Of non payment Of premiums at the time It is due,
agecably to Massachusetts law passed in ls6i.
None bu. Massachusetts companies ltfor th, in
duccneu.
No Company the world qoaill protect. every
policy holder
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Patcnte 4 in 1851 1898.


This Nathme Il CONSTRUCTED upun a new principle and
possessc The most valuable improvements IN The hew.
hiehtsi rlie Of de Sewing hsctae Scale Ihas becp
most perfect Sorking Double Thread Family Sewing
Machn, offered 10 the pnhlle II rms very eary
aud rapidly, and will anythnei frvm the finest
swiss muslin 20 four thicknesseH II heavy beAVcr fdl
aud leather. II makes the celebrated Double Blck
siteh which is ACKNOWLEDGED 70 be the Hdst clntts
and strongest stitch N use which Is rep from Hny lis
bilay 70 break IN washing OF ironing ami sii NOT m,
H. Il uses an numbers Of cotton, sfk or linen thread
FELL TEX, conn, QUILT aud BIND, lsithunl bni
luu5 together with wHRKthu why BrAurutl aEarraur
INn For Families, 1all0rs, Coat aud Dress Makers,
guiding md Pantalugn Sowing, Il cannot be exefiiod
operated by girl Of twelve years ~ simplicity fa
ders instructions easily UNDERTOOK Printed ihrruf
lions WIN accompany each Machine BY reference VI
phtb difficulty will be experienced N acquiring All
rate Wish suecess. The Machine il durable and VIII
not get out OF order. II will last a fe.time We vnf
rant p DO g good aud durable sewing AZ ay q The
Werespectfi1ly solicit tt hafonage ~ III TIA, IRE
DESTROYS " supplying Themselves With superior Arl
Gle 1t a very low price Where there u no regular &.
confidence that the Machine viii be- delivered safely to
them aud they Will have trouble in managing II e.
their entire satisfaction, aid but printed ns
stmgiiuns will be required IN ordering Machine a.
be sent by Express remit the amount by dfaf some
large dty Bank, or send Treasury or National Bank
Notes by Mail or Express. Each Machine win be
eompanird with three needless scfeu.drref guagw
pliers, directions &c and warrant for three yeafs u
required,
agents Wanted Evefy where
IT, whom we oacr LIBERAL, IsprtkNEsTs. by
COMMISSION or bAI.Akf
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR furnished 10 Agents " appilca
am4s q n tIrroRD h,a.s SY
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Nrw auutrttsemrnts.

This work ior genial ugmUr tender pah9s startling
Interest, aud attractive 4HJyi stands peerless ana
alppt among all comp iur-. The valiant and Brave
Hearted, che PJetausg 5al Dramatic, the Witty aud
Marvellous the Tender sna rlMetie; the kJt Of Fame
aud s0y, Camp, Plcket -Ft Scout, bNuujc, aud Siege;
sauing Surprises WoguTiGl Escapes; Famous
Words and Deeds OF Woman and tha whole Pauorl-
ma 81 the War are here thrliuEy aud sa1lingy por-
uiyed DO mastery manner, al once rhetorical and rO-
mantle, rendering ii tHe most ample brilliant and
reaaa1e book tlJt fna var has caeiflgb Old agents,
teachers a3ia disabled soldiers, energetic yOuag men,
and all "a want u profitable eAppym sHl, Nll hud this
nc best chance 20 make money ever yet yiercd send
for csralat- and aHf erus. Addre-, NEW ENG
LAND PUBLISHING 60, u PbrnE BGiding, Bos-
ton, Miss.
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= nD a GOOD CAEPENTERs fof tbs season
y YIN " Cemmenh5 4ofk April let.
Apply 70 ca. BENNETT.
Manchester. FEB. 2e, lsGG.-- s0tf
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Ia cesfs yei@lag. Ai.tu sarsss
~ barHs sissHsg. p.s-a gsIsg. au3 We sfat.s.
- y iupssfaatsi - . trfa e tsrss geFfi.a-
WsAaa csris. alslsa ar Ears ~, Flssi gsl.-
y. AIS 50 sestsvses f mFrsatt &C. agtta
ytsgr
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FOLDING AND POCKET LANTERNS

Safe and convenient the size Of a cigar only.
Folded and unfolded ina twiukng. To famers,sportf
men, and persons living in the country, they nya
liable. Everybody should have one. For sale by
crockery and Hardware Dealers everywhere, and at
wholesale by
WILLIAM I3. WILLIAMS,
Wholesale Dealer IL GLASSWARE m MIR ST., Boston.
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E05o,OOO,OO

incndng the best business uaa % this viciitri tie
undersigned feels confident tina, 10 superior nduee
meats can Be oaema than are here presented.
Ey- The pgblic are iaytsd to call and invest
gate before going elsewhere.
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sv,ts cas- Lass Ma aar e lee
spaswry. s So sstesIg tasts ys.r ws
isil lA Fsees naastt. Sc @
- see sad estt assu u Asn
ara. =. { !. 900 80 q a.
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Ibt Fsisarett al ttss se fF e tgas
~. us.ts, saa,fs acf ~sps sfsf -
vsss EAfs@ psvae v#'s Is So - s. - 81.
,sfpean. Discovered ssi - ffisssfft $50 isfs 81
wat spsa tAs ssf oy sat vsaf fersaas
u b. feaa5 ia. ass q ~ .lt mes ~ ate
iAal ", snraf a. fssalsf 80 ifa5rtaai
esa, fso5 shs gtis asrs 54tt ~
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Az ETERNAL STRING
fdR tiILLIors nIsbhbhRs
NEoETAkIE CoMpouNps.
FoR oUTANEots DIsoRpERs

Add an crupians II The skin, the sAL}E il mos, w
yalHBhe Il does Hn heal externally alone, but psns
ratcs With She most searching effects % the vcr5 root
~ Che eAiii
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wANTED.

Manchefter, May q, 1855 q
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27
the room without answering me.


the room without answering me.
what ails the child, Betty p l asked.
Have / offended her ? l....-.
Old Betty stood before me sturdy end.
sad--a look in her face that had ner.
er before seen. ...
Master Albert she said, whatever
she was when she came here, Nelly il
no child now. Oh, Master Albert, |
cant believe you have done it on pur.
pose You couldn' 't--such a sweet 10.
noccnt chick but it's done, AL I
can say is, 90 away, or let her 60, and
may be the wound will heal. was an
old fool. Oh, how could you, Master
Albert--how could YOU
What have | done? I cried. 4
would rather die than harm her
And yet you have made her love
you, said Betty stcrnly. You, who
knew you would never love her. You
have been very selfish, Master Albert
\ new light dawued upon me, and a
radiance brilliant beyond my hopes. b.
Betty, said l, you are dreaming.
She must think me old enough to oe u 4,
grandfather, with my long face and
bald crown and this crutch. I've had
one dream broken doh't, don't set me
dreaming again for heavens sake a
Old Betty looked at me, and then
caught my lace in Doth her hands and
kissed me.
Master Dertic,' she saiG, 4 shan't
tell you word more 60 and find out
what you want to know yourself. You
/ silly, handsome, good .for-nothing fellow
found my child under the grape
vine. her face wet with tears. l sat
down by her and put my arms rourd her
waist '...
Nellie, said l, 'dont shrink from me,
I am your true friend. Your friend
whatever answer you may give me now.
l am older than you. am not vain
enough to think myself young girls
beau ideal. Can you love me enough to
be my wife 4? If you cannot, if another
claims your hear, don't say yes from graf
itudc. Tell me the truth, and still re-
tain fathers, brothers, a friends af-
fectiop, Nellyy
| bent over her, and my life seemed
in her keeping, Unit. that moment
had not known myself. loved her
mad'y, | felt it now better, far better,
than in my youth l had loved Aletta
Stanton
She spoke no word.
'Nelly?' ! said, Nelly 2 and brown
hand was laid of its own accord in mine,
and her eyes beneath my gaze did not
: dare lift themselves, but hid their sweet
ness on my breast. Nelly was mine
| sat with her boating heart near my
own, and thought il ali over remem-
bered the child in her cotton gown
standing in the gallery of the church
that wedding day. remembered the
child whom | had taught the girl
with whom l had spent such happy
lours. And | felt this living, hfc
; sprung phWaix-Hke form the ashes Of
J The dead, was the purcst feeling OF my
life.
! s. my old fancy of keeping house
with my child came true at last only
when she crossed the threshold Of my
home with nc, ! called her wife. And
= still the touch of her brown hand brings
: comfort with it still her sweet voice il
better to me than all the music in the
> world And as in my youth fancied
myself old, surely in my old age I shall
lie ievc myself young; for while we are
loving and being loved you can never
l. die, and while live, and MY Nelly
must love each other.
|
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

M Bismarck, by the advice Of his
physicians, has relinquished the Presi
dency Of the Conference of the North
German States in favor OF Savigny.
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you ....N ..
You were always kind hearted from
a boy. I'll take care of the little girl
she said ..r.. .... ...
She then put both her hands on my
shoulders. g. ..
You haven't fretted have you ?,
she asked. d.. .. ...'.. .....
'Fretted? Why 2
Nay, why, indeed ? Better FISH in
the sea than were ever caught yet said
old Betty. Then in moment more she
added, have been to see the we'd
ding ....
felt my face flush. Shall bring
her Tomorrow after the grandiather's $
funeral !? asked.
Wheh you please. But, Master Al.
bert, what do you mean to do with her.
You are doing all this IN hurry. DUST
think a bit. said Betty.
am going tn adopt the child. 1t
will make me happy to have a young
thing to care for / said.
Betty laughed, You will have young
things of your own, please GOD. some
day. Why. at your age life iS before
you site said,
" | shall never marry, Betty" said
l. She caught my fingers in close
grasp with her horny, hardworking
r hand.
L" I wish you was baby back again
on my knee" she said. Il would like
: to sing you to sleep as did then. All !!
it is grief to us old women to see the
, young we have nursel grow up so tall
1 and old, with their troubles to shut up
in their own heart that we cant com
J. fort thcu. Gong? Well, then, good
d night am ready for the child when
t. ever you will | am ready for anything
, that will cheer you, Master Bertie."
= left her leaning over the gate, look
3 ing wistfully at me, knowing as a moth
,, 49,, r -,
haS t,sl ; :" ' ~ ~ - ron, = ua, m ,;Lo sor,. Us
ointment which makes the wound smart
in its very healing. 1t WAS something
| Il i ]
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

A Hanover letter says The importa.
ton of Cinnamon is increasing. At
last 10000 are expected during the
coming season. Most planters prefer
them to negroes, as they are more ill.,
telligept and Industrious. .
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

Sonny, does your father take a pa.
per? Yes sir, two of 'em One Of
EN- belongs to Mr. Smith aud the other
to Mr.. Thompson, | hook em both off
the steps as regular as can be-
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

When is a dead body not dead
body! When it's gal on,a bier.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

TTENRY II. THOMAS, Dealer in all
III kinds of Furniture, Spring Beds and
Mattresses, Picture Frames and Collins,
Ridgvay Pa. Ware Rooms on the corner
of Main and Depot SITS. [mny1T6G-iy.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

"ASHINGTON HOUSE, st. Maryss
w Elk county Pa, Edward Babel Pro
prietor. This house is new and fitted up
with especial care for the convenience of
guests. Good stubling attached.
Mar. 2966.1y.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

1t is not swearing to say the sun
was once made to stand still by JssA,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

DURDWELL AND MESSENGER Drug
ID gists, Dealers in Drugs and Chemicals
Paints, Oils and Varnish. Pcrtunlcry Toll
ct articles and Stationary. Ridgway, Eth
county Pa. mar.22 G6-ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

Ff YOU want Dr.. James or DR..
\ Aycr's celebrated Medicines, pure. call
upon the only authorized agent in Eidg-
way oct. lift PoWELL..
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

4 W. BAILEY, Surgeon Dentist, Saint
sB Mary's, Elk county, pennsylvania. Of
fers his professional services to the citizens
of Elk county-OtIice opposite Coyne X Nc
Vean's Store: (July 2G, 'GGIy
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

III 0. MCCONNELL, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painter. All orders
promptly attended to with neatness aud
despatch. Inquire at this office, or of the
subscriber at Kane Station. aug9j6ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

Groceries OF. a II KINGS,
Y Z cheaper than can he bought at Erc,
at wholesale or retail, by .,---;y
oct. lift. j. POW hLL.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

DR. W. B. HARTMAN. St Mary's, Elk
county.Ta., Late of the Army of The
Potomac Particular attention given to all
cases Of surgical nature. (mar-24GGIy