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VIM. A. King.
ut is grani, good ,sirument, and does
New York. ''''
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Ihere 10 peculiarly sweet and sympa.
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with the voice. Nv. H5Cooke.
II am particularly pleased With the ar.
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GET kHADY.-The township Clubs
should choose Marshals, and make ar
rangemeuts for sending delegations to
join the grand procession at the Mass
Meeting at St. Mary's on the 10th o.
September. Have preparations all
made and start early.
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~See advertisement Of Jerome
Powell in this weeks issue. He keeps
on band large stock Of goods which he
will sell as cheap as can be got any
where.
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49, Hon. Heirter Cl,mer the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, is going
to be at st. MsIy's on tie 10th Of Sep.
tember next to address his fellow eiti
zens. Let there be . general turn out.
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s~Owing tc the fact Of the editor
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hand, the Advocate comes out one day
behind time. We will try aud be up to
time next week, however.
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PkoMoTsD Henry Gillis, U. s. N.
4 son Of Judge Gillis, has been promo
ted to . captsiney for gallant and meri.
torious service.
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TNEADH.O(ArE

Will be sent to any person desiring
it from now until after the election for
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ately Every Democrat should have .
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NTA Social Hop took place at the
Hyde House last sveOiDg--.bou. hfteen
couple being present. Everything vent
Of ss nerrily marriage bell.
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~The Eryinia State Journal is
the title Of pspsr published at Alex.
audria, Va, BY B. ". Gillis, formerly
Of this place.
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THE PUBIC are respectfully iu-
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TO buy or not, for we claim to have ono
of the most complete stocks and the
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s%Our thanks are due to Hon. G..
W. Sehoasld for valuable public dOcu.
meats.
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PcdalaBase Organs,
School Organs,

Nine styles. single and double Re.d,
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Prices, $3.50 to $40.
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AVEBUY OUR STOCK directly
w from the Manufacturer aud there
fore We eau affort to ssll cheaper than
any other establishment in Elk county.
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In short, we have everything needed for
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Cedar aud Willow Ware Of every de.
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Shades A very large
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AMI Tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

Mr.. O'Rourke Fenian, was illegally arrested yes
terday upon no better grounds than his refusal TO
vote for Hoffman. II all the non-voters for Hoffman
are to be arrested we will have 10 build new als-
the oense is very popular Thetral of the policeman
who arrested Mr. ORourke called attention TO the fact
that Mayor Hoffman when invited to preside over
great Fenan meeting recently, ordered the delegate
who brought the invitation out Of his This act,
and the course Of Andrew johnson in regard to the Fe
man invasion of Canada very naturally aroused Mr.
ORourke's indignation, and his earnest denuncistons
might have lost him his life, as he was dragged from
his store and a pistol put to his head by police
men, who desired 10 intimidate him from voting
against Hoffman Other citizens who expressed the
same intention were severely beaten The attack was
an outrage on the right of American citizen TO vote
as be pleases, and the persons who consider
Irshmen to be like regiment of mercenaries, to DO
ordered out to the polls to vote mas" as directed,
that the day for these tyranneS is past Men cannot
be coerced to vote for Mr. Hoffman, and the attempt
if not punished in the Courts will be emphaticaly
buked at the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
RAHROAD RING DEMOCRACY

The Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee, Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden has no doubt read
with deep interest the Railroad and Political Ring
Manual Of Mr.. James Parton, but that the book gave
him any pleasure is not to be imagined. MIR. Tilden
who, like the late Dean Richmond, aims to unite
politics with railroads is one of the chief officers of
the Chicago and North Western Railroad, VIGOROUSLY
in the control of Ring" which uses
its power in manner which brought
Sir Morton Peto and Robert Schuyler to
lasting grief Mr.. Parton calls the Ring Of this
Corporation the greatest in the United States, and
cites the astonishing fact that its managers have re-
Gently been guilty of an oysrissue of Twenty NIL
lions Of bonds, the profits on the transaction not
belonging to the stockholders but to the Ring, and
largely used to aid the Democratic party, in which
Mr.. Tden is now so powerful. MIR. Parton has given
a careful history OF these transactions, which show
unparalleled recklessness and corruption, and the
facts are very damaging to the hopes Of the
Democracy. Mr.. Hoffman seems to be surrounded by
Rings" Saturn is not more hopeessly bound than
be. Rings of Councilmen Rings of Aldermen, Rings
of Railroad Corporations hold him in their charmed
circles, aud would, il he were elected uso his nAu.
encs to plumber the Treasury and people. Here
We have the Chairman of his party committee
actively engaged in q speculation which can
only secure its success by buying Up Legislatures
and trampling on individual rghts gigantic
monopoly which trades upon bankruptcy and profits
by failure which increases rates Of transportation
and unjustly taxes the Farmer aud Merchant, and
which asks its continued lease Of eytGton from tho
Democratic party. The election of Mr.. Hoffman
would leave the State ct the mercy OF nose Rings"
controlled by Democrats. and used or tho double
purpose Of making fcw individuals millionaires
and serving political ambition. Whm We consider
that part Of tho tweatY Diions o. FANCY stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.

Two o. three persons who wore lurking about the
Office Of tho Republican Naturalization Committee
have been arrested for frauduently adiSing tho I'M
tails Of Judge Mcneil TO two or moro certificates Of
Naturalization. The Committee at once solemnly
diSclnmed any dealings completely With these per
sons, for whose criminal not 10y whomsoeyer perpe-
tracd) no motive is apparent. Two Of these utterly
unknown persons ono OF whom falsely states that he
lives in Andrcas Wlmllns house, have made further
statements, alleging that they were employed IN some
humble capacity by w!mann Here IL bis Aida
vii in reiutation Of the cslumny;
CRY md Coul'y Of Rrr yo7i S.:
Andrcas wimaan. o. the City o. New York being !uly
sworn says tsat tie affidavit OF Philip Needing which ap'
p,,red il The Wo Of ias date in regard 10 Naturalization
Frauds is ase in every p,cala t,r A. The relates
10 Tai, depoleat.
Dsponsr, further s,ys Ia, ID, said M,Ga5 not
poycI by Opponent nor by tho Union Naturalization Com
m'ise in say capacity whle'er ani iuFa'r smith not
ASBRENs WmLNANs.
Ssou to and subscribed before me- day Of October
lsSi JoIN H. WHITE. Notary Public n Y City
If single person had been frauduentlY naturalsed
at tho instance OF the Republican Committee, the
judges aud their clerks Gall against usl would worry
quickly make that fact appear. They have tho docu-
ments in hand and know how to use them. II any
one connected with our Naturalization Office bad sent
forged paper into Court be would have been arrested
era this. No one charges any member Of our Natural
ixation Committee With illegal act. These crea-
tures whom our adver3sres havo in keeping arc doubt
less stoolpgeons Of their manufacture, through
whom they hope to make a false and calumnious i'm.
precision on the public mind. But the trick Is too
pl1in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

tsinsd f not peroeptibly Increased In scarcely one
of tho Districts ia there Likelihood OF substantial
lose, while in the Kth. XIth. XIiIth and XXxtb
there arc obvious and striking chances. 7,rs .
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota and Nevsds
will doebtless return ontire Radical delegations 70
Congress In Now Jersey tho UnioDists expect 10 Gil
tho places of the Hon. A. J. Rogers (Vth District)
and tho Hon. Il. v, Wright (vth) with sterling mon,
such a. the Hon. Jpo Hill and Tie Hon. Geo. A. Hal
ssy. and have good promise Of success The lid
District. which Mr. Jao. Davidson (Repablicsn) con-
tests with Mr. Charles Stgesves (the present mem
berl Ia almost equally hopeful. owing to tho great
growth ID New Jersey sentiment and the splen-
did canvass being made by The Radical cand-
date The complexion Of New Jerssy in Congress is
likely 10 30 altered by gain OF ono or more Con-
eressmen, At present three ont Of FIVE Of hor Con-
gressmen arc Copperhesds.
Illinois will reelect her entire number oil Radical
Representatives, and viii contest her IXth. Xth.
and XIth DISTRICTS manfully with her Copper
head opponents. Her present Radical strength
ia 10 ont Of a. Wisconsin. as heretofore is good for
Eve at least of her ak Congressman and We expect
that any possible loss in either Of the States Of Mis-
souri,, Maryland and Delaware. will be more than
balanced at the general summing up OF the years
campaign for Senators aud Representatives Missouri
promises to hold hor own calamity; Maryland, con-
tending against tho treschery Of her Governor, may
10y the moral treason of her enemies, lose member;
but every days report must reassure tho haheartcd
"a well a. loyal Of all the States which are in any
fraction doubtful that tho mind Of the North ia made
up. and that is fat, however gainsa7ed will DC IN
tie end irresistible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

Col. Tx GRAND b. CANNON, Republicau-Union
Candidate for Congress in the With District, is one
Of our ablest aad worthiest citizens. Having resided
in Troy till within few years, be is less widely
known than he should be; but all who know esteem
ana conide in him. He served with credit in our late
Civil War aud has gained troops of friends" in our
City a. the vote Of his district will show lie has an
indefatigsble competitor in James Brooks OF The Err
press but there are under.currents working Tor him,
and he can be elected if all who wish it will do their
very best He should have Committee OF One
Thousand pledged saud at the several polls Of the
district from daylight to dark Of next Tuesday. Shall
not such Committee be organized at onco