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New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.
REPuRLICAN CONGREss NOMINATION

REPUBLICAN CONCfiESs NOMINATION.
81 rkLkGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NRw-LONDoN, Feb. 13-The Hon. II. H. Stark
weather of Norwich was nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the Hid District to-day, the
first ballot The vote stood Starkweather, 59i
Augustus Brandagee (present member), 96
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The usual collection of contradictory rumorS
comes TO us from Mexico. A report that Maxi
milan would abdicate is revived; but is appa-
rentlv of no immediate credit
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CANDIA.

LONDON, Feb 1S.-An American ship has left q
British port bound to Gambia fOr the purpose of re-
moving the suffering families Of the Christians from
the island.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

Henry Ward Bcechers latest views of Uni
velsal Suffrage are given in his last nights
lecture on this subject which we report IN full
on the fifth page.
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EGYPl'

LoNDoN Feb. BIT is reported that Tsmael Pasba
the Viceroy of Egypt, demands that he be made via
tually Independent Of the Sublime Porte.
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Nm HAIR. SCALr. AND FACE.

Of the ahnve valuable Boos pno hl an a ,J
K ISs NiTER No Brnsesy be consulted a. No 81 l"nl
~ Ees.Iork. for he t'loNns culai'o's 'iS0s'' " ''
less OF hau' a4..,.... c.crcton or
Dehiitstel tutce suppressed se',r3h "a S..,sion
Dsn5ra Ptrrssi, OucSri sr dandrual MaStu
to ,.ir d,ftrns1 Hug salt Rhegm Scad Head houa
Vo3 i.gd v1ices Urtnl swollen Roots; Dry Faded and
Slc liar irc,aoug Il. re beads other dN ise eole,s
h.if Inc bO''VI
Sveoss nimrev Nstersc hhcrcua kupen H lns oAn So
Ioeloms disck grllrl' and Moths aud fieyA ~
Wsns NJ RS removed without eating nuai spytA'o
DR. PFRRy only Phy cau thus coau "no m'AesS sP9i
OF be above disease
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

H. H. Starllweather of Norwich was yester-
day nominated for Congress for the llld
District of Connecticut, in place OF the Hon.
Augustus Brandagee the present member
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pPIICSIA

BERLIN, Feb BIN the elections which took place
yesterday for Member of the North German Parl'a-
ment the Liberals carried this city
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KANSAS.

81 rxLssKIrH
TOPEKA, Feb. l3-Ihe Kansas Senate has passed
bill apmopratng $4,000 TO aid in the construction
Of Blind Asylum.
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THE FRANKLIN Brick MACHINE,

sustJ celebrated perfect simplicity, great strength ana mms
porer u with eight snd two horse 10
sse.F the eIay sui make Sro 50 elegant bricks per hour
j nj REStcK prnpreor No. Il BroadNsY y y Room oS
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ppo ANYWAY THEATkh. .,,.,,,
THIS RVEKING-ALADDIM Vh i"N " "~ ~
CIEDgRELLA-Ibe Worel SsteI@
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FIFTH.AvE. OPERA HOUSE -
THIS RVENIEG-GRlFFlN A CHhlSIlS hiNolhbLS "''
Acs MUSIC. Singing Dancing Etc.
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WATLACH'S THBATER -, -, ~,
THIS BvRNING--A DANGEROlS s SAhh' ' % w.
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STICKS MUSIC HALL. - .
VxyVvfNC FITsTV POZyANSRI SOIRER MessTs POnan
sLi Bernssn sehWa IiesceAug Miss Elise Plainan' &c
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UNION HALL ..
THIS PyFNTSGBUSY4N TABLEAUX Corner Twenty thiri -
and BTOsdwsy
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THIS vvyxryo TIIR BLHCS cRooK-Gress Pa'i'Hns Ballet
TIeupc
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DODWORrH HALL
THIS YvBNING-M HAR1Z, THE ILLUSiONlSE ff''e"''
Floating Head etc.
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Amnsements.

WINTER GARDEN. ,,t po,h
THIS RyFNlEG-MBRCHANT OF VBNlCh n" H
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..,,,, ,,,,v,ve 49, GERMAN OPERA MERRY WIVES OF
xrfg
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KELLY & LEONS MiNSTRRiS , --
THIS EVENING CINDER-bEON 80 MADAGASCAk BALLET
I'JOuPg-TIK TIVE PRlMA DOENAS
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TOWERY TIEAI hH. -. :, ,,r,,-
ru,o vvpVtvc R8IAN BOROIHtlB-THR MAID OF ERIN
M w n WhaIey, Miss Fanny Herring
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TIE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

make, no spieadl B-'k pr Aoer h o nine 7 dt on pl
s,rss, Jp~er Mas go onpe1 HdeH
90 i. geifag Of 0rT Dtg 'orH Its great simplicity an
marvellous command the approval OF eerf expert 81 sg"L
we chaisuge the world 20 prolr'e Itt equal
Sals1si3n yugrggkcd 10 di Prrrtosc'.. $500
ASEav Rg9rA General Agent No. lil BroadwAv, n Y
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NEWYORK CIRCUS -.
rrrs vvp,TXG- ACROBATC AND EQUESTRIAN fBATS-
TRAiSRD PONIES, E,c. Newiork Circus Troupe
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STATEN ISLAND.

ELECTION FOR COUNTY OFFICERS--" THE RING" AN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTEMPTING TO CARRY
OFF THE BAILOT-BoXES ARRESTED BY THE
POIICE-MALFEASANCE OF THE COUNTY TREAS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

BARNUMS AMERICAN MU!SEsGySe,ss 1,v-o utND.
EVENING-CHRIStiAN ha.., C,i 30
RID THOUSAND CURIOSlTikS-NAh AND'""'S NNi'bHN
TION or WILD ANIMALS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

n HENRY II. LEEDs MINER.
EXTENSIVE, j ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
STOCK OF THE FINEST CABINET
FURNITURE, MIRRORS. GOBELIN
sEvkls nSb p SHEsbISs peRosIafs
including superb formerly belonging to Louis xv Of
France.
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE, By DIXON CHRISTIE.
FIGURES, ORMOLu AND INLAID CABINETS PIANOS,
OBJECTS DART EFT vERTU. &C.,
being the entire Immense Stock OF
TIE WELL KNOWN
MR.. DANIEL MARLEY
NO. ISL BROADWAY. OPPOSITE rIFFASys.
AT AUCTION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT REsERyE,S
(as Mr.. Marley retiies from business)
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
Moxn.y ,sru rrrsn.9N Urn wrnxrsn.v NTH
THURSDAY 18TH, AND FRIDAY l7rH OF MAY, 1867,
Commencing at 10 A. NJ, each day at his well known
Spacions wareroonis : above.
much Of il imported. the balance by R0Ux, vkEDE,
The CLOCKS, BRONzEs and CARVINGS the finest
In the country being unique and curious in design and OF
THE PLATE Is unusually fine. principally OF the Manu-
fscture Of DIXON. OF sHEEFiELD and cHRIsToFLE.
THE MIRRORS are of every class design and description
TAPESTRIES and CURTAINS of GoBELIN, satins
and Silks with innumerabe other articles of art too
n B.~MR MARLEY, IN MAKING THE uYREsERvEp
SALE OF HIS STOCK, PLEDGES HIMSELF THAT
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE SALE SHALL. POSITIVELY
BE SOLD 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER WlrHoU UT LIMIT
OR RESERVE.
Catalogues win be ready days before which
time the stock will be ready for exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

IyOR HONG KONG, CHINA.
r The first class steamship FUNG sHUEY
81 b. HILDRETH, Master
Via st. Thomas Rio de Jsneiro Maur.ns and snrapors
viii leave pier is North river Wednesday May ~ al
y. M.
annIv 10 X. LOW DEN. Agent
FrS Cedar street. cor OF West
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SALES AT AUCTION

TxECUToRs' SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-THE uE.
.assa on I Ss e. an 81 T .i
Y O'clock noon that well known Country Residence Of
Hudson riyer about north village Of MARI
borough Ulster county and about half between the
ne: rs
ana anSa9 wh
River Railroad commanding tine view OF the rive.
S. acres with river 'front.' adapted the culiva
Dwelling House containing 4 rooms new barn and
rage house combiasd good well Of water and cis'ern
term. easy Par. q the purchase money desired can
particulars inquire Of the undersigned.
$ ss sSSi StS AssS$SSoS r..ss'or
MARIsoRoucu, May 5. 1867.
GEORGE COOK. AUGrIoNEER. -iENrEEL SECOND
a. O o'clock Cedar street variety Of Parlo Cham
ber Library and Dining Room Furniture Carpets, &C. cata
iogues al sale.
TTENRY D. MINER, AuorloNEER- sALEsRooM 81
II Nassau street. ,oIpose Pos, Office - !, s.
ms sse to o. ~ cS q hoas
other first class city makers; Chckerng Piano. real bronze
0l Snsks ff II win sell at auction on TUES
Rs.o May O. ne 10
elegant Household Furniture comprisingn part follows
Parlor
Elegant ebony omou and bronze Medallion
in blue silk dam EBONY stauary marble top Cabinet
Floren,ine mosaic inld ped match
bronze and cagayed re CLOCK and coapes
China Vases Ornaments rosewood Piano.
full round corners made by Chickering's cwood Music
Stand, StatuaIy &C, &C.
LIBRARY AND DRAWING ROOM.
Elegant carved black walnut Bookcase, Library Table,
m ss black sozs
Clock and Satuetie carved black walnut buffet bro.
cste back walnut Extension Table, black walnut
Suit in maroon. bronze marble Clocks, Vases, &C.
bedrooms.
Richly carved rosewood and wood ebony and sulip
wood carved black walnut and satin wood suit black BoI-
doir Suit and striped silk RPS Side Table,
Chairs, &C. mahogany and black walnut Bedseads,
bureaus, Nashsands &C. rich white marble and orrnolu
| Clocks
reps and hroc ttel Curtains &c.
The above wi be exhibition Monday by cards. be OBJ
tsined at our Office, ~ Nassau street.
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4 MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN oENTLEvAv OF
sducs1on able habits aud hgh
ting with and rcsdire this city so,ts the
pnndence Of prcpossesng and reSned lady OF
pie means, with u&w N matrimony. Address Honcstus
boz ~ sauen u.
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GEORGE COOK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SECOND
VI hand Furntnre.-By GEORGE COOK, on TUESDAY,
l0s O'clock at W Cedar OF Paror Cham
ber Library and Dining Room Furniture Carpets Cata-
logtIes at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
III Passengers saving New York at IL noon via Central
New jersey Railroad bake close connection Read ~ for
Ephrata Lig Lancaster and Columbus arriving Al Lar.
caster snd Joiumhis at $50 r. N.
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n iccasd ave miles north Of Central Park accessible
vcy hour oy rail Steamboat; good dwelling carriage
s ~ Quarters acre q spd vel siccsed With chocs
rus NJ scrA 60 Price sl3Uvd completely furnished,
5csTn Tot w redA.c occupancy asout si5 COO chance
vsrsy nv rita Inquire OF H. n. LUDLOW CO., No. 3
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A UCTION SALE.-ERNEST ROTH, AUCTlONEER
~ positive and peremptory sale of magnificent household
Furniture elegant rosewood Pianoorte. cost 500: works
Of fine on Paintings &c At auction to tho bghSsi bid
10y O'Clock precisely at the four story dwelling house l9
Clinton Place Eighth street. between Fifth and sixth ave.
consisting rosewood Pianofore two beautiful Par
Tor Suits covered in French satin crimson and maroon csm
and gold brocael marhetop Tables Etsgeres Curtains
Clocks, Mirrors Carpets Bedstcas Bureaus Washstands,
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Lounges
Sofas and Chairs In haircoth ard Glass; China and
Silver Ware Cutlery, &c. N.B.-Reiable men In attend
pack and ship goods for purchasers
able charge. Deposit required
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4 UCTiOS NoTICE.-A MORTGAGE SALE OF FUR
II niture. Carpets rosewood octave Panofortc, two
Pmpton Bedsteads one Pier Glass, slab aud Brackets
j. X. GARDNER. Auctloneer, A2e broadway, VIII sell
TUESDAY, at 1917 A. NJ. all the Furniture contained IN
No. - sixth The whole to be soa without reserve
One Grover Baker Sewing Machine For particulars
to-morrow's Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

A LBANl DAY LiSE.--IHEC NIRBARD AND DANIEL,
~ Drew VIII Con aud after May I3) leave Dcsbrosses
street a. $50 and Thiry.oasth street A. st5 Albany
making ne usual lndng mud connecting Athens depot
Of the View Nork Centred 10 al points The Central
Northern aud Susquehelna Roads.
III Ups0S RIVER AND HARLEM RAILkOADs.--
i Traits for Albany and Troy, connecting with Nortne
ard Western trains, leave New York. via Hudson River
Railroad. Ihireh street. ana Tenth avenue, A. nj. IA AL.
ard 3 6a and II r. NJ; and via Harlem Railroad Twen-
ysxh street and fenrth avenue at l10A NJ and 4s5 r.
VI. The b.au aud III r. NJ train Via Hudson River will run
on Sundeys -
Sleeping attached TO $50 and II r. NJ trains on
$50 r. VI. train % also attached sleeping every day
encrpting Saturdays, which through 10
via r. ". aud y. Railroad. without change
sunday train Hudson River Road, New York TO Pough
Harlem Road fei second street TO Merton and return
lea wing New York ate A. NJ.
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HENRY d. MINER, AUCTioNEER.
Salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office.
MINER 4 SOMERyILLE

WIN sell MONDAY May b. at l0is O'Clock at their sales.
81 Nassau street Household Furniture consisting In
mart Of Bedroom Suits elegant rosewood Bookcases Eta
Bullets Extension Fable, Dressing Bureaus, Ward
robes Sofas Arm Chairs, Centre Tables EXTENSION Arm
ChairA carved mahogany Suits hair cloth; mahogany
Preach Bcseads Hair Mattresses Bo'sters and Pillows,
elegant carved black walnut Bedroom Set Brussels and In
grain Carpets. olicioths
Also a fIAe Safe, made by Herod.
Also line Gold Scales and Weights with
Rosewood Grand Piano.
Mahogany Piano
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

HOTEL FOR SALEM MEDINA, ORLEANS
county the buildings and entire Property known as
the Paadoc House. THIS property is elsiy situated
the most hourhing vay in Western New Yor,
and is the Only building al all adapted for hosel IL :
built of the best materials; large lot situation the best IN
the place. For pnblo house II all that could be de-
sired; would prove exceedingly profitable Invest
by berg altered into stores and Offices Must be sold
close estate III sold will te rented for
%. On be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

A UCTION SALE OF A PETROLEUM REFINERY. -
n The undersigned will offer for SALE at public auction
the Exchange salesroom Second street the 18th day
of May next at o'clock r. NJ, ualcss previously sold by
private sale, lot of ground situated at Caution Baltimore
county the city limits, Mt the northeast Of FIRST
and Fifth fronting First ZIG feet
and Fifth street SlS feet subject 70 annual ground
rent of $6S The improvements, which entirely
consist of four Stills Iron Tank for 800 barrels crude
and such Buildings Machinery and utensils generally
required for class petroleum refinery Terms OF sale
cash and the balance with interest," In tive
all in cash.
ALEXANDER WOLFF. Attorner for owner,
IL Law Buildings, Baltimore Nd
SAMI. H. COVER. Auconecr - Baltimore street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
A wEsrcHHsTER COUNTY COTTAGE RESIDENCE
n wantedThe best placo offered for price not 10
coed 5000 free ci brokerage charges VIII be pur
chased Address, hy letter only, Stanley Day West Farms,
Westche ter county. \. Y.
A LOr or $4,000 TO ss2,001 OF u aRDw lARLWANgED
~ ~ exchange FOR cash aud cultivated farm Of lbs
within I'VE miles OF Nashy lie.
". II. Brown, 80 Nassau street. Room "a
VNANrED-A WE'LL BUILT BROWN STONE OR
w brick House. with high soop Location above Twenty
third street. Madison and Seventh avenues.
Address, with full particulars and lowest price search,
Herald Office.
NrANThD-IN EXCHANGE FOR A FAHM, HOUSES
w lots convenient ths city. Country seats and
and In exchange other
property. POTTER. BROTHERS BELLAMy.
No. 5 Pine street.
yXANTED-GOpD HOUSES IN NEW YORK AND
w Brooklyn for purchases. Apply TO WALLER,
PRATT x co, 70 Chambers street.
WANTED TO AEGE-LEAsE AND FURNr.
w ture OF hne Hotel ~ New YORK, worth $2c9. for
good farm. Address j. !. B., Herald ollce.
lLASrED TO PURCHASE FOR CAsII-A MODERN
w bnilt three story Dwelling House, above Tweny-thrd
street Al from $1,000 10 SNJ0 Possession before
the - ~ November. Inquire Of s. w. BENEDICT, at his
new oGice. 10 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

n Furniture Parlor Suits tagcrcs Panoforte. Mirrors
OIL Paintings sat,ary, Bronzes, and many rare costly
works of art public auction a. T. Conway Il Co. Auc
toneers will sell at public auction THIS DAY Monday
May 49, the elegant No ~ West
Sixteenth street, between Fifth aud Sixth avenues.
sale commencing at 10y O'Clock Superb Drawing Room Fur
covered French brocaiee; rosewood Encefe
bic secretary Bookcase Cabinets Centre ables pair OF
mante Mirrors, Lace Curtains, artistic Bronzes Sttuasy
Oil Paintings BY eminent artists, Bronze Clock Velvet Car
pets Bronzs and Ormoln chandeliers, Reception Chairs
Turkish Reclining Chairs Bots de Rose Cabinets Enccy
rosewood octave Pianoforc Stool Cover Muc stand
Books. Vases Eat Stand Stair Carpet rosewood walnut
Bureaus, BedsteadH Commoles Wardrobes,
hair Mattresses Brussels Carpets Rugs sidcboard
Extension Table, c sets China richly decorated Cry
alG, ruby Glassware Silver Cas.ors Spoons Iurcens. sal
Dinner and Tca service, Ice Pitcher. sheffield Table
Cutlery Linen Lounges Chairs; also Basement and kteh
Furniture. Sale peremptory. h. B-Iiouse for SALE
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
beautiful Country Residence of q The Glove
road staten Island ~ niles from either Brishion Quaran
Vanderbilt landing. hour from Wall street
elegant house, containing 10 rooms, all heated by steam
modern Improvements baths and closets: lawn and
grounds choicest fruits of kind poer's
lodge AID oatbllidings Immediate session.
Furniture be- had. II desired Apply 10 HARVEY
BAhER 4 SON, Read Estate Agents, i2ol Broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-09
ICEl ICE..

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD Hull ARE IN.
L formed that the subscriber will furnish them
with ICE during the summer. His lee wagon
VIII be In Gold Hnl every morning at 8 o'clock.
0rderaf for the article can be left atthe Gold HIN
Exchange Saloon, and they will be- promptly
hlled. -.l CHARLES POSTER. {
Geld Hill. May ., 1857. oir myl.tf-
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HAT LOST.

7. LARGE ,sIzED WHITE OR .DRAB
I a ,rcrsS FELT HAT, on Main street, Gold
Hl, Ss.Mssn Haas store and the knoSs os h,sha Tha
MN ,on Friday afternoon, ssP.s%o,n ,nrs - ana Ss
mi, \. iIhsrsilv rewarded for his trouble. 3i
Goid Hill, Sept 81, lse7.-u
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Tax-Collector's Notice.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED ON IN
III Bowers Grade, back Of the Epiaco- GaH
pal Church. House contains Parlor, Din. -
Ing Room. Kitchen and Bedroom. There IL also
aWoodshed and Cellar attached TO the house.
Lot "a feet front and 100 feet deep.
For farther particulars, apply TO ..-s'
Gold Hill, Sept i2, lss7.Gseio.W
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FOUND

A. SMALL 2BLAoK.MoRoooo ALBUM,
"a containing several Photograph, and and fnIee
different notes Of hand. amounting to ssU. pay.
abte, TO L. Maxey and L. Maxfeld. Also.
Union badge, with framed Flag. The owner can
have the properly By proving 4. and psytns 'or
this Advertisement Apply siths NEWT ,1li.tf Vm.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-11-05
TOLUl[E ,SETEN--NUEyBER 50

of her mistress. Uer joy was great on
beholding her in our safe keeping.
Carlo stood waiting for us at the gate on
seeing Us approach, he came forward,
still painting, to meet us. Brave, faith.
ful, Carlo. When the house was be-
sieged by the two villains, his mistress
let him out at a side door; and, appre-
cating her danger, he FASTENED to ap.
prise him of it. Brave Carlo by that
act he won the lifelong gratitude Of
both master and mistress.
The body of Antonio Miguel was &c
liyered to the authorities Of the nearest
town. After a short inquiry, they
weLe convinced ostho justi6able nature
of the homicide, and so ended the whole
matter.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-11-05
EbjGRes;Sisgs2O.

Everything relating to the great nov
clist Is now snltched at as. eagerly as q
starving man would snatch at the crumb.
which would give him few more hours
OF life. Nearly every paper we take up
contains something as to his looks, his
habits, his past history, or his opinions.
The latest item Of any particular intcr-
est We find in the New York Sun, an
English correspondent of which gives
us some additional information respect
inS Dickens, who, he 2c.laras, comes to
America to make money to supply
somewhat e:ra.io and cxtrayagant tastes.
and to buy promotions for his son ID
the British army, rs well as to admins.
ter 70 the needs Of q retiuue Of pocr re,
lations, cliggistS, and sycophants. In
person, says the correspondent, Dickens
is not bad looking, though his eve, as
might be expected, is the most striking
feature, and he makes the most Of it.
lie is about the middle stature, With a
sturdy, heaithy~made frame, which he
nnrses carefully, correcting his 7rocfs
and roaliog Ms. while waking I'd ard
down Chaucer's Pilgrims road, the hills
and wales Of Kent, where his country
residence IS, twenty,iour miles from
London, which he has been known to
walk occasionally, even at nighttime, to
his office in the Strand His house and
Z few acres Of land at Gad's lfill, facipc
the Sir John FalStatf's Hotel, a olac9
i'nmoTtalz3d by ShakespcAr, he bought
about twelve years ago, aud immediate,
" set about making poetic alterations.
Nearly all the plain windows were re.
moved, and large bow windows substitu
ted. HIS study especially is made open
to the light, being due east, and the
morning sun strikes full upon it. He
appeared, before Bum5Ioton, in the
shape Of the road trustees of the locality
to ask that be might tunnel under the
Canterbury road passing his house, SO
as to communicate with garden he
had on the other side, in imitation of
the poet Shcnstoue at the Leasowes
lie is separated from his wife, and
not blamolessly. as is said. The people
round Gad's Hill were scandaiized be.
cause. he allowed some of his folks to
play cricket ca the Sunday in his med
dow near the house. He occasionally
has party down from London. when
they have a right merry time. On fes.
tive and other occasions he hoists the
French tricolor, in which country he
spends a great portion of each season
His love for display and iewelry is some
what marked, and last year he showed a
toad eating weakness, which he so de-
aides in others, in having as his guest
the Earl OF Darnloy, who was another
friend Of JEFF Davis, and for his amuse. !
ment had the ploughboys Of the neigh,
borhood engaged in rude rustic sports
to make fools of themselves, in fcudal |
English style. tOr an aristocratic holli,
day.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-11-05

There Is something very touching
in the following extract from the Thanks
gixing proclamation of Governor Jen-
kins, of Georgia
"Tho people of Georgia have much
to be thankful for--and very much to
pray for.
10 destitution unparalleled in their
history, the result of protrac.ed war, an
abundant harvest has succeeded. Pes
thence, which among neighboring peo.
pies has slain thousands, has been un.
known within their borders. Subjected
to form Of government not Of their
o6n choosing, nor congenial to their
cherished love of liberty, and menaced
with social disorder and popular commo.
ton, by the evil Vaccinations of unohi.
cial intruders and agitators, yet, patient
tiontly awaiting the prevalence OF better
counseis, they find to-day that appre-
hended tunult aud violence have thus
far been averted by an unseen Power,
greater than that of all earthly agents
and potentates.
These and many other blessings, ear.
nestly besought in the past, call for de-
voptly grateful acknowledgment Of their
present realization.
Whatever Of physical, social or spirit
ual good they may properly desire, it is
their privilege and their duty to implore
at the Mercy seat Of Omnipotence."
This patient submission and appeal
has IN it also for US a deep sense of hu.
initiation. Is it not dishonorable to know
that our acts are such that a despairiug
people pray God to avert them ~.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-11-05
FI'asso.,, the Eoc.Eesirin...

The interest ia Wcstous pel(stl AN
feat seems to have eliminated IN OMo.
where the third ti;al Tor onc Hundred
miles in twenty forr hours took pacc--
The reporters FOR the CIeycland pprors
accompanied him for part OF Tho way
and furnished copsidciabls gossip lnr
their papers The Leooc's Ierortfr
thus describes the great pedestrian as
ne appeared on Saturday morning. the
10Th uitimo, when crossing the ONO
State line