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Terrible accident on the Lake
Shore Railroad.
Buffalo, December 18.

Buffalo, December 10,
The New York express train from Cleve-
land, on the Lake Shore Road, due here at
12:45 p. NJ, being behind time, when two
miles this side of Angola, either from de.
fective rail or he frost, met with a serious
accident about 8 p. IN. The two rear pas
senger cars were thrown off the track and
rolled over an tmbankment of twenty feet.
A train with surgeons, officers of the road
and others, left at 4 p. m. to render assis-
tance. The killed and wounded are expec.
ted to arrive here at p. M, and every
preparation is being made by the people of
this city to make the wounded com Portable.
The following is list of the killed and
wounded so far as ascertained
Killed-Mrs. j. NJ. Strong, of Buffalo
Mary Freeman, residence unknown; j. P.
Hayward, agent of the road at State Line.
So far as ascertained, about thirty are
reported injured, among whom are J. G.
Cribb, of Salem, Pennsylvania; Garrett
Hurley, of Cory, Pennsylvania Stephen
Stuart, President of the Oil Greek Road, is
missing.
LATER.-The accident at Angola was
more serious than at first reported. The
rear car went over an embankment of fifty
feet and caught fire. and out Of fifty pas
sengers in it, but two escaped, the rest be-
ing burned to death, and all that is left of
them is q mass of lackened and charred
remains. There are no means of ascertain
ing their names. The accident occurred
at Big Sisters Bridge, quarter of mile
east of Angola. One train with unhurt
passengers and few wounded has arrived
here, and the balance of the wounded will
| e here at midnight. Inquests are now be-
ing held at Angola on The killed. A large
number of ph ysicians from Buffalo left on
special train to assist the wounded. The
following additional names of killed have
been received; Jasper Fuller and wife,
Spartanburg, Pennsylvania; Mr.. Graves,
residence unknown; W. II. Ross, North
| Bead, Pennsylvania +. R. Forbush, Buff
falo /; Mrs. w. Freeman, Norwich, Pennsyl-
vania; Mrs. Hubbard, St. Catharine's,
| Canada West; Frank Walker, Buffalo.
Wounded-W. c. Patterson, Oil Greek.
December 49,
| Three of the charred bodies of the vic.
Tins of the railroad accident at Angola
have been recognized as Mr.. j. Alexander
Martin and W. W. Towner, of Erie. Pa
the latter by gold chain on his person
Steven Stewart, of OIL Creek, Pa, and Mis-
Chyclene, of Titusville, Pa, died this after
| noon,
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-nWhnrever- thnre Is |

-"Wherever, there is Ignorance"
says the NJ Y Tribune, there is peril
to the cause Of good Government and
to the institutions ofthe country" Most
true and yet the Tribune demands that
suffrage shall be forced by military pow.
er upon the blacks Of the South, and
that there shall be no civil government
in the dismantled States unless it is con.
trolled by them. 1t follows that the
Tribune is an enemy to the cause of
good government and to the Republican
institutions.
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II 1ST OF CAUSES set down for January
IL Term, 1868.
Weis for use, &c., VS. Gerg.
Same VS. Same.
Same VS. Same.
Wainwright vs. Crowell.
Cox's Executors VS. England ct al.
Messenger vs. Barrett.
Bell W Werner ct al.
Hill VS. Breedin ct al
Viers ct al VS. Braniff.
Locmis VS. County of Elk.
Rathbun vs. West Creek Manuf'ng Co.
Finton VS. Malone ct al.
Dill VS. Barrett.
Weis VS. Lloyd.
Devereaux VS. Township of Jones.
Benzinger ct nj. yS Funk.
Lawrence ct nj. " Llthr ct al.
Mayhood vs. Crispin ct al.
Weis for use VS. Gcrg.
Same VS. Same.
Same VS. Same
GEO. 4. RATHBUN
dec3t ProthonotarJ.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-12-26

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice
N is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Albert Willis, late
of Ridgway, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, and those indebted to,
or having claims againstt the same are re-
quested to present their accounts duly au'
thenticated for settlement.
CARRIE d. WILLIS, Adm'x.
d. b. R. DICKINSON, Admir-.
Dec. 23'67.-Gt,
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1t is rather amusing to see that
the two gravest charges against the
President in the impeachment indict-
ment were for acts committed by the
fercest Radicals, or at their request,
namely: the transfer of Southern rail.
road property-done by Mr. Stanton
and the pardon Of late rebels, granted
upon the solicitation of Gen. Grant and
Radical members of Congress.
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The Union League of Philadelnhil

The Union League of Philadelphia
were not unanimous in the nomination
of Grant. In fact the members were
nearly evenly divided, and the feeling
between them was and still is most bitter.
1t is said the division thus begun is likes
ly to lead to an open split in the party
in Philadelphia. The split will be an
ugly one, and white men can afford to
laugh at it.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-12-26

The impeachment evidence, which
the Government printers are now put
ting into book form at the expense of
the taxpayers, will cost two hundred
thousand dollars. This is paying rather
dear for the whistle.
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Chicago. December 10,

: The locomotive OF the Hyde Park
train exploded il the Union. depot this
morning, shortly after the train arrived.
All the passengers had left the depot,
and only four persons were injured,
none of them seriously. The damage to
the building is comparatively slight, and
the entire loss will not exceed $4,000.
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Neb AobeFiisemc
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have found it necessary, in order to keep the
financial department of the Advocate on good
basis, to adopt the following rule:
Transient Advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance and all Job Work as soon as completed,
Bills made out and presented to yearly advertisers
at the beginning of each quarter
Subscriptions to be paid for invariably in advance
novtf JOHN +. MOORE, Publisher
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Chicago has been fixed on as the
place aud the Goth of May next as the
time, at which will be held the Repub-
lican National Convention for the nomi'
alton of Presidential ticket. 1t is as.
serted that the party leaders intend ad.
mittipg the South to representation in
the Convention.
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T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Ridgway Post Office for the month
ending November Both, 1867.
Andrews Simon. Austin, J. II.
Baker Susan, Blair j., Bennett Annie.
Calmer William, Coy NJ.
Daugherty James.
Fitch o. B.
Gray John.
Hager George, Hover Christina, Humph'
rey r., House A. F., Hefielfnger William,
Hillman Lewis, Holes G. ii. S.
Jones Julius.
Lane N. B.
Montgomery t., Meeker Moses, Mitchell
David, Marsh A. j..
Nail John.
Phelps Charles, Phalen Martin, Postleth-
wait Agnes.
Rblet Henry.
Strickland Samuel, Shaw W. W., Sweet
ing George, Scssery Erwin, Scott Corwin.
Thaney Owen.
Vance George.
Woodruff s. f., Wilson John, ..
Persons calling 'or any of the above let
ters will please say advertised.
GROVE G. MESSENGER.
dec17 Postmaster.
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New York, December IS.

A large fire is now raging at Pen5orn
City, opposite New York, on the Jersey
shore, supposed to be the petroleum
works located there.
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]. S. BORDWELL, NJ. D.
ECLECTIC PHK'SICIaN.

VNhe word eclectic means to choose or
select medicines from all the different
schools of medicine using remedies that
are safe, and discarding from practice all
medicines that have an injurious effect on
the system, such as mercury, antimony,
lead, copper, &c.
l lay aside the lance-the old blood
letter, re1ucer or depleter, and equalize the
circulation and restore the system to its
natural state by Alternatives and tCnics. l
shall hereafter give particular attention to
chronic diseases, such as Pobenmatism,
Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Catarrh, Neu'
ralgia, diseases of the throat, urinary or
gans, and all diseases peculiar to females,
&c.
CATARRH treat with a new instrument
of late invention, which cures every case
TEETH extracted without pain.
Office and residence south of the Jail OF
Centre st. Office hours from I to s a. m
IL to p. m; 6 to 7p.m.
Dec. 23'67.-ly. ]. s. B0RDWELL.
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Z ISr OF JURORS-G and Traverse
drawn for January Term, 1868.
rp,Np JTrpops

Z ISr OF JURORS-Grand and Traverse
IL drawn for January Term, 1868.
GRAND JURORS.
bcnczcH-Jas Overturf, Jacob S John
son, Julius Jones, Miles Dent.
For.-Charles Z Gross, Reesman Mere
dith, r NJ Bennett, p A Jordan, Thomas
Malone, II B Shons, W X Meredith, VIM
McCauley.
RidgOdy.-Edward Derby, D Scribner.
Spring Creek.-Adam Shall.
ST. Marys.-Daniel Scull Frank Weis,jr.
Charles Luhr, Frederick Miller, Joseph
Windfelder, ohm 7. Burgan, j ohm Traindle.
Jdy.-Zenas Webb.
JoneS.-Joseph Pistner.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Benezett.-Martin Enz, John z Linde'
muth, Milton Chase.
Fox.-Patrick Smith, Uriah W Rogers,
Reuben S Gross, jeremiah Sullivan, Aaron
Harrington, Michael Callahan, Edward
McCready, James R. Taylor, Jeremiah
Hewitt.
H,ghland-Charles Stubbs, Levi Eli.
thorpe.
Horton-Robert Mcintosh, o P Keltz
Edwin Aldsn, Joseph Hyde.
Ridggay. French, Jerome
Powell, Robert IIillock, Harry Maxwell
B A Dill, G l. McCracken, II S Belnap, l
W Barrett, Thornton Strang.
81. Mary'S.-John Garner, II Kretz, Frnl
Forenbaug, James Coyne, I Braniff.
Jay.-Charles Webb, Armel Turley, /
Johnson, B H A Pearsall.
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The sleighing is excellent through
out this region,
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TAMES PRYOR VS. George R. Welton
81 and R. b. Welton. In the Elk county
Court of Common Pleas
Domestic Attachment.
Noticeis hereby given that the report Of
trustees in above ease has been duly flel
in my office, and no objection appearing
the same will be confirmed at next term
GEO. A. RATHBUN,
noEASTFst RsothV1ets5r
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rER'S AND
heaper than
s Hardware
.noy2s67.)
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riDR.nT. j. KISNER.
EcLEcTIo MEpIcINEs.

GSAGSI4C mEOlClP 66.
NEW TRRAFHEH11&5GRWTRR 1EED1Ba
nR K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
viii Rrtsnd TO tl36 PrepaTEOn7 q ipedi-
ctneS, putting up prescriptions, &C, will enA'
Ss ai% e EiSs q 9PE ,s sssRS4 q "a e.
country, HIS medicines are all prepared in
his own ONES, Hand AN delivered 5t6 his pa
tIenis by himself Dr. Rn treats AL diseases,
ity Is afnictsd. He hasa large humber Of now
remedies which have proved remarkably
gnccaafnl in-many Of th0seo obstinate cG9nsOf
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
suPPosed 70 be incurable, among Whioh may
bs-naf1ed conEIIIIlp tl!t1li1'
e Sa5rg aFi F S AZ LIZ 81
treating LIVER Diseases, Stomach CopRpGAtnts,
Bropehitis and an dfSeasesr Of sithe tl1rbdt
sf diSaaSesS 81 ffa Heaft, NeufSl91SS Z niiefsya
EpinSl A6artfops, md al dlSeases N Che Ser.
Yons syEtet1, IS sckn6y ~ ~ ~ 9 have
eyerEn6Wlito tha mediE u PROBE on DIX
has been enfnently suGc fnl In thb tTeats
mentof IN diSeasea pespl az viz;
f5e+Thes. Ttsrins and fSSn9r1
Rrnlspsns Uted and iIl : ~ rYbpA tIbaseS TO
which they are Gutie etSs a. n5h 800 -,
Hs makasa speaalty in thst treatment Of
OrEans viz; CltAnh'of Rlaidsr and urethES,
1rrlta1le Bladder, and NonlFetantion and
Ddbb1ng OF Urine, UHinaty DepoSitH OF
phiftIe IiSsses IN Caiit fSa SSr m
9huRrrheg5 its compli hons and seguellR,
speEnst pTfhea and 1mpots ncyj and AL atfee-
tons consequent upon yputhfnl IndIscrstton
OF Fistnlas, White Swelling, Sp1ofnlo1s
Sorea, Yarioos9 OloeB, Aeso ReE1ons RfdlctedI
particularly With old -troubleaoEne caSeA,
should loser Tina to call on or addreSDR.
KI8NER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed Once pTeSqripttopR and
Medicine eaSh.-F For visits In city came e.
0t 6@ss 6s sF 6dd Feno5ss M ibtutidlha few
Aoorg east Of Mcclure House, Monroe street.
Once houI,, 8 A. ~ tQsl2 MAP, II, to6
P. II, and p. II. 70 VIZ NJ a - ~
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Eastern Through Mail
sNiA q APR r FOR New
70 England States, EaS-
tern New York and
.5 Eastern Penna-
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20 D aJJM ARRiIA(G,lsssIt i T. t Ei,F,g j 'Hz

Married Persons, or Young Men oop,eun,.
ing marriage, being aware or PhySjriSI
s N sh Fr S5slsPIa Debility sDetOFmities
aeWho places himself under the canaan,
J. may reitgiously confide IN his honoE 81 W.
gsnIte@an1 and confidently rely upon IL
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i SiiifS M YWSiEfI73EF, Mfy54 III Ill
- = SUMNER SCHEDULE.
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THE SrRAKosCH OPERA TROUPE IN A
RAILWAY AoUDENT-BRIeNoL AND
OTHERS HURT.-The Strakosoh Opera
Troupe, of which PArepa and Briguoli
are head and front, left Chicago for Gin
Cinpati on Sunday morning at O'Clock
via the Chicago and Great Eastern Rail-
road. The train consisted of an engine
and three coaches. When It arrived at
point fifteen miles northwest OF Lo-
gansport. Indiana, a broken rail was
struck, the locomotive passing over In
safety. The three cars, however, were
wrenched of and thrown over, an en-
bankment several feet high. Signor
Brlgnoli SUSTAINED a severe confusion
OF the shoulder, which yesterday was
exquisitely painful, and will disable
him for several days. Madame La
gFassa, one OF the ehoristers, had her
#cOllAr-bonb' badly fractured. Massi-
mIliAnrs head received an ugly cut on
the scalp, and Rosa is the victim tia
severely bruised nose. Signor Getti,
Brignoli's valet, Sustained Internal in
juries, and Slgnor Grillo, one Of the vio-
linists In the orchestra, came In for Sc
rious bruises. Few on The train es-
capped some slight hurt. Among the
fortunate were Parepa, Madame Patti
StrakOsch, and SignOr Susini. HiigGn
The wrecked troupe WIS relieved by
a fresh. train, and arrived in the city
yesterday morning at o O'Clock, six or
eight hours behind time. = rls %
We understand that the injured will
sue the railroad companylsior $4,000
damages.
We clip the above from the Cincin-
natl Commercial 81 Tuesday, II ,e1.
plains the Postponement of the concert
at Washington HALL. .ftJG-u1a
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MILTONIAN TABLKAUx. Another
large audience was present, last even
ing, at Washington Hall, to witness the
celebrated Miltonlan Tableaux. This
Exhibition gains !RYOr with our citi-
zens daily, and It is now pretty well
understood that nothing of the kind
has ever been presented to the public
moro deserving OF It's patronage. "a
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GEORGE FRANCIS, one of party who
disputed on the street few nights
since whether or not the police were
worth fearing, was brought before
Judge Good yesterday morning. and for
his share In the discussion fined 50 and
costs. -ae
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TheDoctors DfPIo4 4 hflanazs IN bis ofuoe,
i'- ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS i.

The manY,thouSandsze ured ut this sstAb-
nShment within the last twenty years, and
Sne numerous important surgical Operations
performed by Dr.! Johnston, witnessed by the
notices OF which have appeafed aeai1 and
again before, the pnblico besides his standing
aS gentleman Of character and pespectA.
pluIy y 9 SUFFICIENT guarantee to the Rflictsd.
a 'SR1N DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mRr5-lye ''a tT'z ~ L''-A'+H
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u sALEoY THE G1PsEY.-we learned
yesterday that the steamer GiPsey had
been sold to parties representing II
railroad Interest," arkansas City.-iFhe
price paid WAS, believe, $40, eco cash.
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=. UEaESTLE1EANLY PRACTI6Es.-Our
attention has been called rteesnt1y 10
he fact that certain parties who are well
known, PERSIST, Notwithstanding urgent
remonstranees which have been adj
dressed 70 them, in annoying the ladies
Of the Wheeling Female College lin
manner and degree entirely Unworthy
ofIanyi calling themselves gentlemen.
Il is to be hoped that these parties wfll,
for the sake OF their own reputation, IL
for nothing elSe, cease their foolish and
pitiable proceedings. And they NAV
rest assured that If they longer persist
In them, such steps will be taken as
will render discontinua1ce absolutely
necessary -st.-s 80,
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FOR THE PEN1rENr1& Hf.-Mr. Ferris
was the recipient Of three guests yes
terday, on their way to. the peniten-
tiarya at MoundsviIle. aH-ae'i
From Richie county arrived Richard
Goodwin and John Bradley. The first
is sentenced to one year for stealinRoa
horse; the second 10 Sentenced toftwo
years and nine months, for burglary
and grand larceny -5lf4 JhHs p ~
From Cabelb county arrived Samuel
Stanley, who, If he don't escape, will
spend i've weary years in the peniten-
ttary for maiming his wife by shooting
herewith gun or plstol!iS 90 smibI
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CoST1SUED.-At the Police Court yes
terday, the case Of james LoyeJoy for
violating city ordinance, relating to
The emptying of offensive matter into
the river, was postponed until this
Thursday morning. =
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1t DON d1orKe6ithe auct1On sale oil FUR
nitpre at the residence OF J. w. Paxton,
on MShEoa street, this. morning at ten
O'Clock. See advertisement at head OF
this column. ..,,..-..s-fri.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sr tElL Sl+iSffJ fiSsIsfflts' -iff5sfAge eili 1
A BOY FIneen Years 0T5Age Mistaken
fr.JT of0rR BSbber and aiIOt.i bsZh
a. A lamentable occurrence, took place
in Washington, Pa.t5on Tuesday night,
which will probah,y Jesuit in the death
of the second son of AR. Chessly, mail
agent on the Hempdeid RAILROAD, be-
tween this city and Washington The
circumstances are as follows: "i
ON Tuesday evening last, a daughter
of John Jordan, Esq, resident Of wash
ington, was atths house or MI. Chessly,
a few doors distant rom her fathers,
and there manifested considerable fear
of the storm which WAS prevailing
Without Charles GhesslYI second son
of Mr.. Chessly, about fftaeB YeaFslof
age, was at hOme at the time, and, no.
LIcedJ the L giFltal terrified : behavior.
During a InlIiinItha storm, the girl nan
home by. hensel T. a Shortly after, young
Chessly LEFT the house bareheaded. and
bareEooted dand pToceedingto the. house
of Jordan, the girl, father, went on
10 the back u P0rchI and . attempted
TO. 20 enter. guSEhef door, however,
Waa fastened and reslstad his Efforts TO
open. The girl, who was insIdsy became
frightened ut his attempts, and called
to her father and brother that robbers
were tTylngto ienter the house, MIR.
Jordan then took his pistol and pro
ceeding loranolher door by which. he
could securer view of the supposed
robbers, waited until a flash Of light
ming revealed some one standing on the
porch. fSupposing, of course, that par
ties were taking advantage ofths VIC
lent storm To enter and rob his house.
he raised the pistol and fired In the
darkness, bat with tOOifatal an effect as
subsequently appeared. For immedi-
ately after the discharge Ofithe pistol,
young Chessly ran 70 his fathers house,
and, entering, exclaimed that hetWas
shots Examination disclosed the fact
That the ball had entered a short dis
tance below the right REmpit and lodg
ed somewhere in the cavity of the
CHEST. sa 7s9uoi 90 q 1nH ode q
While. proceeding for = physician TO
attend his wounded son, Mr.. Chessly
saw the JoFdan's examining with a
lantern the yard attached to their house
for traces Ofitha supposed robbeT. Not
until then were the facts in the case
brought foslight. sEe -di slid r. rod
Young ChessIy, It appears, seeing the
terror OF the girl at the lightning and
thunder, after she had gone home cop-
ceived the idea of frightening her still
more, and for that purpose went on the |
adventure which will probably cost him i
his life. llli - i-.H 'sT1sl-
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>. Misunderstanding Is an art of which
many persons who cat Handsome
figure on paper have a reason 10 %
proud! To write rood handJga n eo6d
pen Is an essential requisite. Those
who wish to obtain. a pea fhstf q d
PEN should go to 0xtoby and m ffieiflis
tewelry store. los Main street ? NEARLY
opposite Merchants NafionaIIl RAM
a full supply Of gold pens, pencils
clocks, jewelrY, :speelReles and fancy
goods, always on hand. ll3i T---tss.,I,fS,'
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Picnic AT CREsAP's GRovB.-Those
who participated in the picnic Of the
Third Ward Public School, at Cresap's
Grove, Yesterday, enjoyed delightful
time. The Gipsey Ieit the wharf at a.
m. and returned at : IN. with the pic
nicksrs on board.
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q No oCCAs1oSsa now TO spend time and
money tourneylng 10 faro C$yateFiIs,
places Tor the sbehehk of the, wateTS
merely, when you can be supplied with
almost any kind fof mineral spring
water You may. desire at your own
door, just fresh fromSthe spring, From
Saratoga, we have the Congress, Em-
ptre, Columbian 0, aud Star Spring
1Waters.l Also thell KisingenSi Niehy,
Marienbads Seltzer5 ST. Catheripe. and
otheE waters and ii the Blue 1iek.asAl III
the ABOVE can be had fresh at RI Book
lnS's Drug Store, Odd Fellows Hall.
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PEDDLIzs WITHOUT LIcRNsE.-Johu
t. TuttIe. gentleman from abroad,
entertsins very poor opinion of West
Virginia and the city ofWheelIng. We
do not wonder at this, nor will the pub
lie when it learns that he was arrested
on Tuesday, taken before Justice John
thy gentleman for peddling without
State license; also, that he was taken
before Judge Good, Of the police court,
and fined s. and costs for peddIing
without city license. Verify, many are
the conditions to be fulfilled hereabouts
before an honest man can turn penny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-30

THE attention OF our readers is called
to the notice of a free lecture at the
Cathedral this evening, by the Rev. j.
T. Hecker. -tilI-atIci Z --.i@ [aE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-30

GRAVEL Roofs.AAIr. George Crum-
packer Of this city Is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs IN .th6 most Inn.
proved method, and WarrantS iifStWofk
e give ction, either I'M feafsting
rs OF OF turning water = The tar used IS
PIT through . process that frees Il ff6m
3 ssf anH penlole;s and no matter now
Sreas the heat II viii NOT run. .,Itis
eatv9bfe pitch. Mr. 6rnhS s e i IS essSS
on hand roofing cement ma eemsn I ~
tanks and sidewalks or the best oFuSii-
", and Stor sale at the lowest f4sfIs.
This roofing has stood . test OF fifesn
years in PittsouTgh2 apr25
itla . VAC ...aQ--aIp - ~. !.