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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11

Gin %seinnbes GrareuSimmer nit bel Uiil@ pirb ipfort
seln@t. Dian ntelbe f3 yfp. 100 Bartar., triiGen @en=
tre uus Grat tlinfr. mo
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
Nlcncr 8nnNereim.

@inise Niirger beabtGtisen einsn neusn suten 8auSer.
elm 81 ~sriluoeu une eriu1en ale Dieisniaeu, pelne Qnh
4a6en, ft4 bemIelben an;ui&lieseu, fG Wtcntas, 10. be-,
abenbs 8 tPr in Ofaobe's @tineie San, $50 Is ". @at
Str, gu elmer BtIpreGuns eiuSufiubsn.
~iauoIamp Dtebrers 8etbeiIiote.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
3unerknufon G0u Uermtet0en
8prtbeilbafte @eleaenbeit.

Gin lett rnsRr dO 20 3abren tetriebenes g&IpfIers unb
Sii'Htss"ss"-&si$Sit nit satsp RauhS$oFt 1T INIT @crt-
5eI9 uno Naarenprrratb icfort aus freier Sanb III pers
taufeH. tpsseu abreiie mad DeutI@lanb. Gsesen ytS6erm
nIeIce man fG 80. 80 v. @apFr. fa-S
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
Grebitbrtefe unS gSebfef
GnolifGaer SpraAnnterriAt.

Bon MittwO ID, 9. Sauuar, g6snSs 8 u5r an
ert6eile it breintal ipS9entIiG ltuterriGt i'm Gpre@en,
seIeu uuo SGreiben Der erslii6eu Spra&e.
annelonnsen beliefe man rnSSliaf balb gu MAIDEN. -
Bebinsungen S. pieiteljGbrIi@ ,ul 2soraus sa6ltor.
=. Wdnner, So @eruennr.,
s. SipiT&en Sctpcrb= unb @Htatser.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
Ansetae,


NnSetge,
Das bisBsr Spii9en Zen untersei@neten inter BEN g1a.
men sR. MalOn & S6bne" b~etesenbe Com. agnie.
@eitSft puree 9eute mad sesenisitiSeul 1le6ereiufpulme
a%nfJslott. U. 9. Wt al o II tritt aus; 70. u. Nf Ipr
be3a9lt ale S@aIben unO taiiitt oIe ~IusfSnbe elm.
Baltimore, l. Gebr. 1857. o.. q. Mqfpn.
90. Y. Mafpn.
o.. 6. maiOu, fri6er dlterer afccie ter Gtrma 0a.
Maipn 4 SSRHe, BAT tas G6os. Mcscubrap'i&e Stab.
~Iifieunent in go. As II. At SO. Vrdttfr. unb SO. 81 Tba-
ueSfr. setouft, lin hcft aui ieiuen geamen bic o q
rel iDrt8ufaPrsn. 9an8e @,f9afts=@ rfabruns befatisi
Jpn. ieten %9ee9rten &unben S~uftieben gu feaei.
SD tpsr6s nets oerratb9 baben elm gutes aiicrtiment bcu
gBoier., @itrcnen=B icnicz, Butter. Graders
Spoar, 3uders, Geinburaer, CABIN. Graders;
S%colien- nnb S&iffSrrb 4uRerns, aBaters
BicnicsG Graders;
E9ees, 3udsr=, iGottil9e, 9psperzSotes;
SnspersGGnapp5, 9umblesS 9napps, Suut5ies
9nspers giiiie &c. &C.
I'm Senei8tsn 3uipruG esiu9t
u. s. SO on,
mrs9jfl As II. AZ %. 8rattfr. uno 81 GSumesfr.
.. @cnnp. 5. a0Or-
W. Sinclair S 60,
Slbritanteu UoH
WtferbausG crdili6aIteu unD Maz
idinen.
Supporter uub Gartuer file
@artens u. 6elDlamen, Bdumen, planSen &c.
Rp. 58, SO uab 81 2tgbt Ctr,
2prrssnt Baltimore, 0ab.
IL! go III
berf6iebeue Scrten
ga Gin0er. Gbaiiers. gaM
BON S4L tis S85 per @tiid.
Seq. q. @teinba6,
70 %. Baltimore Str, Gde Gripolet8 aaef
"a alte GtGiieu reYarirt Dber Rusetaui@t. 27felmt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
OorlND0t un0 geIuC1t.
Mpbnunos=@e fu6.

unt re4t %6equeur, bauernb unb elegant tpp6nen AT fSrz
men, ip'ro bon etnem letiSen perm cine 8cbnuns nil
SpttOr'Offtces eiu8t. Wanppne siitise atrsiIsn Wf. Or.
ieIpnen unb al bic Grp. b. 81. ienben. mobimi
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11

gu pertaufen:
Gin srDses S&reiSpult unb elm Counter. gu e~rfrasen
in Der aGet;r Office. s
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
Uerllli)dIte Nal1elgen.
SIOO Bounty

$IOO Bounty
werbeu in goIsc elmer @cusresafte auG ben Gplbatsn
~ eIGe iblen StS@Grge berIoren baben
ansse;aBtt. Wtan ueIbe it9 irfcrt Bet
% NJ. % e~rneburg,
SmrS2D IT g. @nt Str.
Greoitbriefs unS Wecbfel
ouf Baris, 0onbpn. Hmferbam unb Sauptrldes Deuti@z
Ianbs b~eftGueig 81 9aber bel
ebriber 9 6ninser
4mrs2mt % 9. @9arles Str, l Ereppe bod.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
Gimme aeiudt,

Gin iuuser UleniG, Der 9uR unb Mnlace BAT, UeebiNt
81 f%tnbiren. NtGPres in Der Office bes GBeder. uobin
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11
friIbtS Ohienflst d

8erfeseIte anSebpte i'm 0uplifat werten in bisItU
Office biSDienitas ben II. @tar; 1867 ausenpmmer, un
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11

SIN btntesn Otaum y n m los gDgf G mbarb r.
Baltimore, Mb., 4. Ora a SS7
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-11

Qm Samltag 9lsAmtttog bieIt GrieOsns>
ri1ter 0alter, pelGer olS Coroner funeirt,
Elm 9nque2 ii6er Die 9et3sn BON @mrt@,
Gbri@, unp 9uus.
Cart, 8ropntag, Der erte 3suss, iaete, CT
babe Das 9algiGs 9otal erbro6en, ais CT Die
6iammsn 9eieben BABE, &c BABE niGt Den
AnfRsin 8ebabt. ais lst trseupipo brennbareS
DlaterIal aufsebauft mOron.
Gbos. SAietps iaste aus, baB Ct fur3 Dor
sem 6eaaralarm spst W6nner aus 9uaY's
2efal BABE fornmen isben, CT babe feine N9t
Ouf fe seb0bt uuO t5nne Ie nidt wtsDer err
fennen.
Sobn Sean ipoIIte cine GrploFOn BON Wul.
Der ootr Del geiehen ba6en, pOrauf Die SLANT
men f& rafA perbrejtetsu.
@a s. Gruggon uaO 6. 9urpin Ipra&en
ots Sesmutbuns aue, raB Der GuB6OOsn pes
Sftafls 0fals NIT treunbaren 6l1lItsteiten
sftr6utt sepeisn ist. 8sips bsbaupten, Das
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
Greitas ben 80. abeabs 4S i1br E.
in ber SmrnbdIIe


gu betbeilisen.
SIN eenannter gerlammIuns pirb bas Co
mite cine crefaltis ansgearbeitete Contribution,
0ebenseiese unb eineH SperatiOnsplan sur
8esutaGtuns sOrIesen, pel6e in Der beutisen
Numuer ber Staatsssituns DerGFentIidt
Uerbeu, bamit ale Diejsuisen, bic SnterefTe
an unfrem Wtrfen fuben, Gelrsenbeit babeu
mSgeu, Dor Der 8erlammIuns AIles srnau
burGsnlelen unb sur 8ripre9uns sOrberettet
in bic 8erfammlung 81 fommen.
5erner bat bas goaite beiGIpfen, ba6 3u
Nnfans Der geriammluus @ufnabme nensr
Nitslieber unter Nesfln ifattfnben iOa, bic
prOSiiCrif6 ansenCutmen pOrben unb fbrnfalS
|. avn DCnueritas Atenb serSfentIibt tperben.
8tr ftellen an Ale bas brinsenbe @eluS.
Tdb nit uas in BEN srS6en gBert gu serrinistn,
bas Dor uns liest. gBfr bOfTen unb erpartesx
rab Nafbpilles Drutibe ben Gtfrr aetsen per-
cen, Der nctbpfnbis il, nm unierm 3iel ius-
mer ndber su radeh.
as Gcntite:
6. 6. Gters, ST. RnaffL Gbas.
Rslf0n 6fnreMtk &.Beis,
GSnrabViePeE SObn STU BIN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
Npbert gEeitn,iiner

smpfiehit iid ietnsn SrslnSsn unO getanntsn, fope
fisirter s . n # abIer fir ben eriten 8esirf pou
Dapibion Gnuntn, umfoisno bas 9ebiet Der Stoht
Haibuils. Or perpri9t sewiiienbafte 8efOreung pon
Gouettionen u. +. 10. ana13 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
R @eitern fiihrte SER 9. g. W1,r.

re- 8eFern flbrte SER g. 6. Wers
Ger bon Der 8reb u. Zines Die SARGE:
Isle elmer nil uuo nidt fann", unter
grobem SobneeIa9ter bes YubIifums
auf. - Mercer, Dem ,,8oIten" bann
reht er'deint, uenn es in ieinen &ram
pabt; uno bel Dem ,,8oIten" Elm flrds
terli1es 8erbreden lift, nenn es ibm
gerabe 10 einfalt, mar nidt aufrieoen
Oanait, BOP Die Gepublifaner oIs ibren
0apors Ganhicaten 9lloen aufiteIten.
CT 1meinte, 6aB ScobeI loniinirt iueroen
inIiIe. Stun mir bdtten anBer ben Sent
perens . nno Wfufergefinnunaen inferes
SSreunOes @copel feinen 2lnlfob aeqen
Oielen geieben. 9lber bic &epnbIifaner
nominirten einen an6ern unb aluar Mls
Den, Der aufaaieeripeiie elm ebenlo gros
per 4nti @Mnfer lit spie ieoer berniinfs
tlge, anfgefldrte Mann. -, Wcrcer 9es
fiel 6ieie Domination nidlt. Gr berief
cine anbere unb beriu6te iein Wogli9s
ties, GcobH floniinirt I'D ieben. = bod
,,rpie elmer nil ufb niMt fnnn'f, niir 8
Stinimen irare1 in Der Bogus i Con !.
bention flr GcobeI; dies llebriae benlte,
larlnte, tobte nnb f6rie fir @brabanl
/ Wbers. Z Wereer iIeI fGrndbItG burdh.
Sir boren, ct babe felt geiferti Nbeno
fhon mebrere 1ln;et 0uinine einees
nonlnlen; o. 8. silidt 0as geIo bafir,
| lonoern Die We6isin.
8eltern mar Der .,gnte Wamn unee :
beuer lant IN feiten z paIfet. or fdrit
utb iuarnte ole Grunobefber, ouf Der
SUIT su fem unb bdfar III ior9en, baB
6ie ,,Carpetbag Fellows gef9lagen
lpit6en. gr foroerte aHe ieine freun6e
auf, in bic Convention 81 fomnten. =
Seute i1fpeigt er gang uuo ear. CT
bat bic Gonpention beraufbeldtporc1
uno tam bic Soleen nun aidt bannen.
Or 1T bIdmirt nno ntuB bic 0lHtrs .sBille
beridluden. e =. $3.50 80
slibeR 1T unb bleibt Der regular no.
ininirte ra0itale @an6iOat. 96enn Nfcrs
Ger niAt etiua beim Slater 5upiter es
errei9en fann, bab CT cine Giinofutb
ooer eiuen 5eners unO @Hpefelregeit
iiber gaibb;Ile Dor benz Eaae Der @abI
perbanat, loaHn miro 9IlSen erip1bIt;
uno, einntdl Nng0t Oer Gtnbt, miro 1t
fi6erli6 Nlercer in ben bielbeiproGenen
,,Carpetbag" ite6en. @
Rg gBir ertparten, 6ab ieber
Geutide nit glnfmerfiamReit bic an
anoerer Stele ber0ffentli9te @OrIaDe
fir Contribution nab Sfebengeiebe, fos
ME Sperationspgan bes 1eH su grim
benben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lefen
uiro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
spesia1<SeaAriat fur nie Sameit.

Sdon lanee rpurbe perntntbet, bos cine Baf3ma=
fbine erfun6en rperben pirhe, weIde enfad, mobl<
fell unb oobeG brauborer fei, als bic jeitber blien
MaS6inen. Cine ioIobe uiro Jest benz 9ubtnm
oerirt nit Der Ser4erung, baB feine aneere ba9egen
dit ommen fatn.
Cine Trau fam m it bieier Nafdine mebr Nrbeit
perribten, as feds bne biefe be- Sic wai6t flint
ihmubige Senrber, Wani9etteu unb Salsfragen einz
aescbIofIen, in As Minnten. Srfit bies Lidbt ein
10 lit Der SonbeI ungiiItig.
Sic beborf fe ner beionseren 9ei9idIidteit, nm
borit Al arbeiten, benn Elm @dbben pom Is SSabren
bat in elmer Stunbe Dusenb Stld 9eruaidben
Bran broudbt eiii DritteI rpenger Seize unb be;nbt
fid5 in einem 5abr burd bic S6onung Der @dibe, ba
e 70 beIitat nit benz Stoe perfdbrt baB logger 8anfz
bius obne Bef9dbigung banrit geraf6en perben ions
men, mas teiner ailoern Na5ine 0gIi9 lit.
Sieie Wnfbinen meroen uerferttgt nno pertauft in
8ngIer zro. Store, go. 149 College StraBe, 9afhs
pile, Tenn., fir elf 8 DIIars, ben ndmIi6en.
Yreis, nit rpeIem lie in He,p Yort besobt werben.
Refine g8dfbmaf3in 1T i'm Wartte, bic fir ben
tpppeIten Preis getout mer6en t6nnte unb feline fam
ii4 biniidtIid Der A,bett nit ibr pereIeiben.
Seer Sas Yatent 8ebt uerest. prb fofprt geritbtl9
perfpIat ben unb Iper MnSei9e olpon mGdbt, piro
cine Iiberae SeIobnnng erbalten.
ESH O oBe 8ortbeile weroer fol9en BERN oifeS
rirf, IpeIde rpiinieu. has ausf6 ieBihe &ecbt oes
gertanfs bieier Naf&inen in sewiiien Counties nnb
Gtitriften su eriperben.
Non wenoe I'D an
.. g. Nineler,
aus53 N Eaibpiae, Senn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
Sanbei isnb ss6rfe.

I STEM 9orf, Sonneritag. 90. Nug,
9 Obj 0ffnete 81. 14l5 iin6 itano UNI
1O4 nbr 1414, 121 llbr Mittags 14155.
II. g. Sonbs 6pro3. fallig 1881 III ]
~ 80 5 20er 1. Geries .1134
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
9Sarti,erfbip MnH6fnn9.

Der betdneeue 9artnerfbr, purbe beute 3nfoI9e ges
genieitiqen nebereinfommens, anfgelDf, inpem iidb
g. 5. BiGiamion ans benz @eiGGfte snriidsiebt. Gae
df bic jeitbeiise Sirma be;igiben 8efGdfte per6er
Snrb N. g. 9elRoine abgef9lafien, Iuelder oas 9es
f9aft am alien 9Iate fortiesen u'rb
NJ .. 3eWe pine.
y. S. 9BiaiamfDn.
Den 20. MusuFf 1874 in
C%6 ers eife eiefe Gelesembeit. am mein
t~y8ebauern barber ans3ulpre9en, oaB Sefbaftsz
brud, iopie Musiit auf beii rem GrfoIg in anberen
@efbGft Srpeigen 9errn @iiGmfon, einen Der e6rens
mertbeiten Mdnner unb sef9idtenen Ar9itetten, ses
n6tbiat baben, bas Saufdeb 81 perIahen.
81. .. 2cMoine.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29

1T nas einsise germ6een. hos GItern ibren ainbern
geben f5nngn, ba boiieIbe ME perIpren ge6en cnnn
lam une bsitdnSis bel Der anpenbung mebr Bertb
erbdt Sisfe Grsiehung fam man in Der
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-29
Sta6t unb Stdat.
vOeutfcber Gimtpait6ernnAS=
Nereiu.

SIN 8Olse beS burd bic leBte gsriamntluns
ertbeitten Auftrases label bas untetaei9nete
Gomite hermit iammtliGe Deuti&e Der StaSt
sfaIboiae etr1 ft an Der sUsittn grrfamm-
lung bes
9euti6en Ginmanbernngs 8ereims
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04

any mining region Of the State, and for
this very important legislation the people
OF M'koan county are indebted to the
efforts of their able and efficient Senator,
Major Cowlcs. The Commissioners
named in the bill who are authorized to
open books aud receive subscriptions,
are, with one exception, our own cti-
zcns. They are all deeply interested in
the improvement of our country and dc.
volopomcnt of our rcsouces, and no
fears need be entertained that the
franchises granted in this act of incor~
poration vii! be bartercd or frittorcd
away. Mr. Parish. one Of the Com.
missioners, is a resident of Luzerue
county, aud a gentleman Of large wealth
and inauence.--WKcaa Miner.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04
MEMS LIENS.


Dcprcdatious by horse thieves along
the railroad lines, south and cast OF
Nashville, have become SO numerous
that citizens are banding at various
Localities to ferret the scoundrcls out.
Fourteen freedmen of Pulaski, Tenn,
own real estate and stocks, goods, &c,
valued at 1880. One owps gro
Gerry with stock worth $1,000, which
he has earned since cmancipated.
The Hon. George r. Riddle, Scns
ator from Delaware, died on the 20 ult
at Washington. His health has been
very poor for a long time. lie will
make room for another Delaware Dem>
ocr9t.
The southern extremity of Manhattan
(the city and county OF New York;
known as the "Battery" will soon be
placed in the hands Of the Central
Park Commissioners, and converted
into a pleasant promenade.
A. c. T'ippins, grocery and saloon
keeper nc Symrna, lem, was assasSih-
atcd while going homo from business,
about midnight, on the l6 ult,, by an
unknown assassin, who blew his brains
out with q pistol, at the gate Of Tip
pins residence.
The authorizes of Philadelphia are
about to put large force Of laborers to
work repairing the various roads leading
out of the city. Most of them arc in a
wretched condition. Efforts to improve
the sanitary condition of the city are
also in progress.
The State Senator from Erie is a
liberal minded man. In one of his
late speeches lie seated that certain
measure must be supported "il it takes
the last dollar and the last stch OF
clothing from our children. The "last
dollar" is a hackneycd phrase, but the
idea Of allowing the children to run
about in a state Of nature, is purely
original The Senator should at least
have mentioned an age limit at which
children might be clothed.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04

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KEPT by
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The purcst Varnish,
Brushes ofovery
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Size
Dye StuiTs, Pure Confectionaries Citron.
Raisins, Patent Medicines, Vines,
Watches, Jowolry, Rings,
Tobaccocs & Segars
Pure Liquors for
Medicinal pur,
f')aCS OHIy'
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04

k,T Office is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing named persons have fled their
applications for License at the Court of
Quarter Sessions Of Elk county, agrecably TO
the act of Assembly Of March 81, st 1856.
entitled "an Act TO regulate the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors"
John A Bel, Tavern, Jones township.
Martin Sewers, Tavern, Jones township.
Peter Wilhelm, Tavern, ST. Marys
George Ilathorn, Tavern, st. Marys
Thomas Kennedy, Tavern, St. Marys
NJ. Wellendorf, Tavern, st. Marys
Wolfgang AumGn, Tavern, Jay Up
henard Cook, Tavern, Ridgway t'p
q. A. RATHBUN.
April 4th, 1867. Prothonotary.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04

NTOTlCE is hereby given that the part
Z nership heretofore existing between
N. r. Sayre and b. E. Wollendorf has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The books
and papers of said firm remain in the hands
of B. L. Wellendorf, who still conducts
business at the old stand.
NJ. r. Sayre
q. f. " sllanlcrf,
Aprii 4. 1SG7-3t
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04
B. B. G. B.

NtllHcauoh III American History. he
ooad cannot be larmcd or benefited by
what is raid OF them, but the living may
lave a sad satisfaction in justice, even
though too late to save life
The unexpected assault Of Beast But
Ter upon Bingham, Of Ohio, in the
. llousc Of Representatives, wherein he
Geclalod that Mary i. Surratt was limo,
cent Of the crime for which she was cx.
ccutcd, and that Bingham knew it, took
tho world by surprise, although the as.
Soltion did not astonish any person who
is at all convcrsant with current history.
THAT Mrs. Surratt was foully murder,
Cd 10 subscrvc political ends, no one
Who is at all sincere now Gonios-but
that Butler should be the one to bring
The accusation AGAINST political col
i'cguo to whom he is bound by the
cohesive power Of public plunder, was
scarcely to have been expected.
The revelations mode hv tho Po9si
show UP somewhat Of the secret history
Of the case, but do not yet reveal who
was aiding and abetting John Wilkes
Booth in the killing OF the ltte l1>
mntcd,' or who, perhaps, was the in
yiIrptpV NJ tho t,l,iI,a
EpFcr'. osa,rt;,,,.. "a, ,.,,...,,7 ,D...r,
60 ~ i'-o'i .
Uialy remain uhuhputeG-tOr Blng-
hun's assertion tLot he Inpyv roth;r,,.o of
...., ,., -
il, ina. ne uIu not cur out the missing
leaves, only amounts to a denial that he
WIS f'''"'i'" 'f''"''''@, thaJ lie was not
party TO the suppression of the evidence
ll..:j. -,
o"iy ''''o"N'' II liay nc, WHICH
could throw glCam Of light upon the
vol Cots of ,bo Jo,tL of 6Lr,L,,, IT,.
''N'0 '' WY w ''''' u ~ "'"'i"il i-'H-
coin.
q,oL;no n,,..;,.I
a very pretty one rs il stands It affords
1lcasure 10 cverv trrn lovcr If his
country us proving that, cover up Their
petty dissensicns as they nav. the dis
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eoiuelV eic'neulS VI "hich the present
party in power is composed will cventu
aIlv cousa its In,rnC,U
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-04-04
nTyORCE NOTICE.

Eoha. c. Mcconnell ! Elk Co. Com. Pleas
y versus No. 49,! November
Charlotte Mcconnell. Term, 1867.
To Charlotte Mcconnell:
Take notice thai you are required to ap.
pear at The next term Of said Court to be
held on the last Monday in April next to
answer the complaint Of the Liballynt in
his case. JAMES A. MALONE.
SANS Office, April Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by Helmbolj's Extract Buchu.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret and dbeate disorders in all
their stages, at little expense little or no change
ia diet, no Inconvenience and exposure. 1t is
pleasant in taste and odor immediate in its sction
and free from all injurious properties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
curious Error and iLs ResuIt.

A certain citizen of Montrose, it is
said, wrote to his agent in London to
purchase ton of copper for him; but
the letter being one of the very worst
specimens of peDmanship, as we'll as per-
haps not very correct in point of ortho-
graphy, the agent read the order ton
of capers. Surprised at such an order,
but nevertheless anxious to oblige his
correspondent, he Immediately set to
work and bought up the commodity in all
quarters till he had the requisite amount.
This, as may be conceived, was attend.
ed with the very natural effect of Great
ing a demand for capers (in the language
of trade, capers come to be inquired af-
ter J, and also of rendering them scarce,
so that they Ia consequence rose very
much in price. The agent now wrote
his correspondent that he had had great
difficulty in fulfilling his order. but at last
had succeeded in procuring for him a ton
of capers; but that capers had since risen
very much in price. and If he chose to
sell be had now an opportunity of realiz-
ing handsome gain On the transaction.
The MontrOse citizen, as might be ex-
pecied, was very much astonished in his
turn by the communication, and the man.
ner in which his order had been fulfilled,
but had the good sense TO write immedi-
ate'y to sell by all means and thus, it is
added, pocketed a considerable sum from
an unintentonaI speculation and unexpec-
ted advantage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
NO.2o.

bush's New Testament 1888. The Grea,
Bible 1889, purports TO be ",ranslssed
after the veryts Of the Hsbrue and Greke
saxtes." Cranmer's Bible, 1540, Geneva
Bible, 1857. Bishops Bible, 1868. The
Douay Bible, now used by the Roman Ca
tholics. first appeared in 1909. King
James Bible, or the authorized Version,
now in use, was published in 1911. Il
is a revision rather ,than translation.
made by AZ learned persons selected by
King James. Since 1911 many trans
latiOns. and parts of translaIiOns. haze
the latest and best being those
of the American Bible Union, and the
translation of H. T. Anderson.
Nemaha City Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
History OF the Bible.
By R. C. BarrOw.
No. g..


The books of the New Testament were
written at different times and places, and
were brought together in their present
form in the year of our Lord 325. at the
coucil of Nice, which was composed of
3l8 Bishops, Elders or Overseers.
They were then compiled into what is
now called the New Testament. Mathew
was written A. D. SO, Luke, Mark, Acts
Of Apostles and lst Peter A. D. "a,
Johns Gospel and 1st John in 69. The
Epistes we're written at different periods
after the year az, the date of the Roman
letter, and Revelations in 96.
AL the inspired writings were origin
ally written in Greek and Hebrew, and
without chapters or verses. They were
first divided into chapters by sn Italian
Cardinal, named Caro-, sometime in the
l2lh century, and afterwards into 3Il73
verses by one Stuart, in 1916. The
Scriptures were first translated into
Latin in the year 49S, and in English in
1347. The first English translation wal
made by John Wickliffe, from the Eatir
Vulgate. The second English translation
was by Tyndule in 1880. The title pag,
bare this inscription "The Newe Testa
ment diligently corrected and compared
with the Greke, by Wm. TyndaIe, an,
fynesshed in the yeare Of our Lorde Co
1880, In the mOneth Of November.'-
Coverdale's translation, 1886. Holly
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
WILLIE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1867,

to the riverside, and then threw it into
the water, to the great discontinue of
the poor shepherd. Thinking then of
the glorious revenge they had had, they
took their way home to their village
As they went iourneying along they saw
flock Of sheep close by, and resolved TO
try and secure lamb for their supper.
But approaching the 6ock what was their
astonishment at finding that they were
under the care of the very sacristan whom
they thought they had just drowned
Rubbing their eyes, they asked him how
he had managed to get out Of the riv-
er.
"Leave me alone y he said to them /;
'you are no better than asses. If you
had thrown me in ten PAGES farther l
should have come back with ten times as
many sheep"
The ex crusaders, feeling more and
more assured that they had to do with a
proficient in the black art, became quite
respectful.
''Messire Vincent Lefevre." !" they said
"let by-gones be by-gones. It is in your
power to make honest men of Us. Only
consent to place each, in sack, and
throw US into the Haine as far as you
can.n
81 will do il" replied the sacristan,
"but on your promise that you will mend
your ways and become good members of
society"
The rogues promised, and the old sa-
crisfan, tying each in bag. cast them
into the river, where they recRoned upon
finding rich fo3ks, but only found the
shepherd.