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New YORK, Sepr. l9.-The New York
Academy of Medicine met last night
and adopted resolutions in favor of ex-
tending speedy relief TO the Sufferers at
the South, and complimenting the U.
S. army officers on their devotion TO
duty at the places where the epidemic
is raging, and appointed u committee to
take active measures for sending aid 10
the afflicted.
The distilIery of Samuel Bethem, OF
Hunters Point, one of the largest es-
adjustments in the United States, and
the rectifying establishment OF DAFln
& Co., in Concert street, were seized,
yesterday, by the Internal Revenue
officer, on charges of violating the law.
The Tobacco Board of Trade held a
meeting yesterday and appointed "A
committee to proceed to Washington
and lay before the Secretary OF the
Treasury a statement of the grievances
which the trade now labors under by
the new regulations of the Internal
Revenue Department.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-The rumor that
prevailed to-day that a. L. Stewart had
died in Paris is not true. Mr.. Stewart
left Paris two weeks ago for London,
where he is at present, and Will sail for
home by the Scotia on the 2lst inst.
Hon. Henry j. Raymond and Park
Goodwin were passengers by the steam
er Arago, which arrived to-day.
The grand jury this morning found a
bill of indictment against Mathews
alias Depeyster alias Livingston, the
forger of the check for 200 against
Cornelius Vanderbilt. He was brought
before Recorder Hackett and plead
guilty. He will be sentenced early in
October.
George Hardy, an insurance agent in
Brooklyn, has been arrested on Il
charge OF completely in the alleged Call
Iicott frauds, by aiding in procuring
the fraudulent bonds. He was held to
bail in the sum of $50, 600.
George HOneyman WAS sentenced to
six months in the penitentiary for OBJ
tanning commission on the sale of goods
on alleged orders from the bogus firm
of Wells Il Co, Buchanan, Michigan.
VIM. Spike, alias VIM. WEIGH, was
arrested and held to trial for selling 200
counterfeit so cent notes.
A Havana letter OF the l4th says; 1t
is stated from Mexico that the resi-
dence of Baron MAgnus, the Prussian
Minister who has been living in seclu-
sion near San LOUIS Potosi, was bro
ken into by order of Juarez for the pUr-
pose of obtaining certain important
documents, which he was supposed to
have in his possession. Nothing was
found. no viewer. The Baron is suppos-
ed TO be insane.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. i9.-Ths Navy
Department has intelligence OF the
death, by yellow fever, on the 18th inst,
at the Pensacola Navy Yard, of Acting
Master Fl. c, Wade, commanding the
Yucca.
A Galveston dispatch says: Mrs.
Griffin, wife of the late Brew. Maj. Gen.
Griffin, left there on the 10Th inst, for
New York, we'll.
\ telegram to Col. Graham, Acting
Register of the Treasury, received this
morning from the son OF Register Col
by, announces his father i'll beyond the
hope of recovery.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
Chandler. and the Commissioner of the
Internal Revenue, Rollins, returned to
Washington this morning, and are at
their respective desks.
Maj. Genl Hancock called on Secre-
tary McCulloch this morning. 1t is
not known when he will leave The city.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-Secretary
Seward received MIR. Ford, British
Charge D'Ahairs, at o'clock this
morning to confer with him upon the
death of Sir friedrich Bruce. The Gov.
ernmeut and British Legation have
communicated the sad intelligence to
London. The arrangements for inter
ment are deferred as they are waiting
for instructions from London. Orders
have been given TO pay proper honora
to deceased. At Boston the flag over
the State Department is a. half-mast.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

DETROIT, Sept. l9.-The tug Muir
was insured, and worth over twenty
thousand dollars. She WAS owned by
John Pridgeon, of Detroit. The en-
gineer's name was John Kircheani
clerk, VIM. Bamptoui Charlie, the cook,
jim and Gus, firemen, suruames I'M
known None of the bodies have yet
been recovered. Among those injured
are Thomas Daniels, of Buffalo, badly
scalded. thought fatally; Walter Cart
wright, of Detroit, fatally injured in the
back; Oscar Cartwright, of Detroit, bad
" scalded; Michael McQueeny and
James Scofield, bruised and scald-
ed, not seriously. The Captain and
Mate, both lost, were brothers Of the
owner
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BY THE CABLE.
Advicss to the 18th of September

LoNDoN, Sept. Is -Evening.-Con-
soils, 941E; U. s. bonds closed at 70; ILL
nols Central, ~; Erie. "A; Atlantic and
Great Western, 221E.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. ISL. s. bonds,
765z.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is.-Eveniug.-Cot-
ton closed moderately active and prices
unchanged. Produce and breadstuffs
dull. Provisions quiet.
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SECOND DISPATCH

Sir Frederick Bruce arrived in this
city, last night, at nine O'Clock, from
Narraganselt, where he has been stop
ping for a few days. He was accom-
panied by General Gilpin, of Colorado.
He was quite ill from throat disease,
and much Frustrated DIR. Bigelow and
DIR. Hodges we're at once sent for; also
Senator, Sumner, who remained with him
untiItw O'Clock, when he died. Mayor
Neveross, on learning the sad occur
renee, issued an order that the
flags of the city be displayed
at half mast on City Hall,
Fanuel Hall and the Common, and the
bells OF the several churches be tolled
during the removal OF the body from
the city. .t u
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DETROIT, Sept. l9.-The tug W. K.
Muir, exploded a boiler last night at
Port Huron, totally destroying the
boat and instantly killing the Captain,
Robert Pridgeon; mate, Elias Pridgeoni
engineer Brampton, and two hremen
and the cook, whose names were not
ascertained. Five others were badly
hurt; one will die.
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Fire.

BUFFALO, Sept. ia fire at one
O'Clock this morning destroyed a por-
ton of the Wadsworth House, situated
near the Erie and New York Central
Depots. 1t is reported that one person
was burned. The inmates in several
instances only escaped with what they
had on.
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TORONTO, G. W., Sept. I9.-Spauld-
ing, alias Howard, the Chicago forger
was discharged by the Police Magis'
trate, Yesterday, the evidence being in
sufficient for his extradition.
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HALIFAX, Sept. l9.-The elections re-
suited in the defeat OF the Unionists.
The dominion and local candidatsa
were defeated in every county save two
in the province. House and Upper
are both successful.
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Reparator Gapilli.

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BosToN, Sept. l9.-Mr. Howard OF the
British Legation left Washington for
Boston to-day TO take charge of Sir
Frederick Bruce's remains, which are
being embaImed.
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BOSTON, Sept. ls.-Sir Frederick
Bruce, British minister 10 the United
States, died suddenly this morning, at
the fremont House, of throat disease.
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AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. l9.-The SOL
diers and freedmen engaged in the late
riot have been arrested.
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WAsHIseroN. Sept. I9.-Gen. Han
cock has arrived here.
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Toledo.
SEPTEMBER l9.-FLoUR-SaIes

SEPTEMBER ls.-FLoUR-Sales white
wheat AT Sllall so.
GRAIN heat-White &c better; am
Der 4a41zc and spring 1c better; sales
white Michigan at 81 4s; amber 81 2e51a
2 so; No. 2 spring 81 go. Corn-la2c
lower; sales No. 1 Wabash at 81 IL; No.
do 81 90; Michigan 81 90. Oats-2c
better; sales No. / at 56I<a57c. Rye
Quiet.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Tc on corn, Sc on
wheat, to OswegO; $40 on corn and &c
on wheat by steam TO Buffalo.
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SEPTEMBER le.-FLoUR-Firmer and
in good demand. .
GRAIS-wbeat-Hig Higher at 81 81. Corn
81 on. oats-52ha521zc. Rye-sl 81
al 10. Barley-Sl y. r..s
wHIsKY-Nominala at 81 81.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-S 24a24 %.
Lard-131<a1311c. 1zsl3c.
Clear Sides--l6al6kc.
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SWEEPSTAKES

For TrottIng Horses, Mares or GeldinEs
in Harness, mile heats, best In B. Sil0
to inst horse, 500 TO second
For hacking or Pacing Horses, Mares or
GeldinRs, to go as they please. mile
heats, best in s. $50 to INST, $50 to Sec
For Trottlng Stations in Harness, mile
heats. best In 5. 500 10 tirst horse, so
TO second-.....--..-.-.-..--- SlS'
Open TO Trottiug Horses owned in Ohio,
Brooke. Belmont and adjoining coun-
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sl0O to first SIS to second-.-... y
For Fancy Matched Trotting Horses
without regRrd TO color or sex, mile
heats, best in 3 SIS to trst horse, IS
For TrottIng stations in harness, mile
heats, best in 5. SO To nrst horse, 10
10 stCouu AS'
Open to TTOlting Horses that have never
beaten go in public, mile heats, best
in to harness. $50 TO inst, SO to sec
Open to Trotting Horses that have never
beaten 2-o0tn public, mile heats, best SIN
To harness. $50 TO first, 50 TO second u
Open to Trotttng Horses tnat have never
beaten minutes in public, mile heats,
best in TO harness. $50 TO INST, SD
Enhance To alt the above Premiums, 10 per
cent In all sweepstakes, to hll and to
start.
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Childrens' Carriages,

Direct from the Factory and much lower pri-
ces than last year.
BIackmore's SAFETY LAMP, without
shade, and perfectly safe. And SO many
other articles We cannot enumeTate, all Of
which Will be sold as low as at any other
inst class Fancy Store in the city.
Ba- MAIN STREET, between Union and
Monroe myIB
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GRAIN-W heat-NO. / spring Mil
waukee, 10 arrive, 81 10; white Michi-
gan, 81 so. Corn-SI l41zal 10. Oats
Opened at Gle; closed al &c, to arrive.
Barley, 81 s71E. Rye-S1 70 for No.
Chicago.
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GovERNMENr SroCKs-Coupons, '62
ll41[; rs. ll0Js; new, lO724; 10 -4O5 $3.50;
I'LL 7-30s IO7.
MONEY! per cent. Sterhng-lO93t
alO95s. sU.. .nEa
GOLD-l4i7S.
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SEPT. l9.-FLoUR-Firm, city x X
$40 OOalO so. 80 8 af' G r.
GRAIS-wheat-FIrm at 81 OIL for
No. l.
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FLoUR-Closed quiet and firm for
common and high grades, dull and de-
clining for medium.
GRAIS-WheRt--Qu and scarcely so
firm, shippers holding back for some
concession, Rye-Firm at 81 43al "A
for western. Oats-Firm at 72a72ISo for
Chicago and Ohio. Corn-DulI and
heavy, at 81 Pal % for good to prime
mixed western --- r.-
oNs-Pork-LOwer; sales 1850
bbis mess at S24 25a24 375S cash and
regular, and 500 bbls mess, seller 30
days, at S24 20, closing dull and drOOp-
ing. Beef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut
Meats-A shade firmeT, with fair de-
mand. BacOn-Fairlya active.
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The market is steady aud fairly nc
tive for all seasonable goods, which are
bringing good prices; but indifferent
styles and qualities can only be moved
with difficulty, and the consumption is
at low and Improbable rates. Stand
ard Brown Sheetings, steady at l7al71Ec;
Standard Prints, l5al6c, and Printing
Checks. &C; Delaines, active mt 23c.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-05-16

Flom all His, captain, it results -
It tesults, my dear George, tha, you
arc goins to mar charming young
person
That is not precisely what I was
about to say, captain.
What, then, were you geing 10 say,
my dear young friend .
- Why, cap'an, that W $ frightened.
| must confess it, was horribly irishts
tned'
The captain burst out into joyous
laugh.
80 frightened that, to avoil Fl citing
me, you we're going TO fight that
Iuglishman, because he would not ccde
Iii ho,s,s to You . Come, George
And the old soldier took him bJ the
hand
But Elauchc- but her mother
What shall we say to them to excuse my
conduct ? said George, rejecting Il few
seconds.
'We will tell them the truth eX.
claimed the captain it Is lar the
shortest
'True. ! was mad when ran away
from Blanche
Ssh, thought 50. Let her still deem
YOU mad when you return
'Ilow so
'Madly in love >
George welded Blauche, end they
were happy, The moral Of which is,
that if there had boen no flies in the
Cafe du palais Royal in October, 1924,
George Benicr would never have
fought, most probably, Captain Rodet.
If Captain Rolet had not persecuted
George, he would, most probably have
never gone to Italy. Ii he had not gone
TO Italy, lie would, most probably, never
lave met Blanche, and become Captain
Eodets happy nephew and respectable
member Of society, Ais well that
ends well.
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-"As THE BEsT CABlNRT ORGANS"

AS THE BEST CABINET ORGANS"
Am, Inst, New York, Oct. 1868.
Being pronounced superior in Quality,
Power and Variety of Tone, and in number
of combinations.
{" As the best instruments of America
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battle would have nothing left to conquer"
Am. Art Journal, edited by well-knOwn
musical critic.
They have also taken the first premium
wherever exhibited this season.
PEDAL ORGANS, one, two and three
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Without pedals, single and double bank in
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! A large assortment constantly on hand
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Our illustrated Circular and Price Lists,
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IOtal Correspondence.
For the Elk Advocate.
HUMAN LIFE.

Swiftly glide our years down life's
.feeting pillows { they follow each other
like the waves Of the ocean. When old
age has stamped its marks upon our
brow, aud we look back, our whole life
seems like the phantoms that hover over
our midnight dreams.
Behold the boy participating in all the
pleasures of childhood. His step is
light; his heart has never known sor.
row joy beams from his eye smile
is or his countcnance, a song upon lis
hips. For him, time never flows too
quickly; he is always anticipating the
joy Of years to come When he hears
Of the deeds of great men his ambition
is aroused, his pulse throbs with a pow
ehul. emotion, he wauts,to be man. He
is anxious to see his name among those
Of the great men of his day, to hear the
shout Of applause. ...
behold him now ! lie has passed
the meridian Of life, silver streaks are
seen here and there midst his hair F.;
wrinkles are upon his brow All bis
ambition is gone, his dreams of pleasure
have departed. lie has been dsappoint-
ed in allohis schemes. Fate has dealt
mercilessly with him. Who is that ag-
ed man leaning or his staff ? His step
tottcrs his hair is silvcred with the
snow of years; he is daily approaching
nearer to the grave. He looks upon
ambition as vanity, the hilarity of youth
as folly. The world has dealt treacher.
ously with him, but still he would linger
in it. Though Of beauty's dream, ,.pf
fancy's flash, of music's charm, he can
say, 81 have no pleasure in them" "
Would you recognize in him the noble,
ambitious boy of former years ?
Though you would not, still he is the
same, Ask him which we're the happi.
est days of his life, and he will answer,
"he days of my chAlhood." He is now
approaching the grave. Happy for
him if he knew God, and served him
during life. Such is human life, but
such cannot be the ultimate end of man.
... ........ VIOLET.
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1867

1867 1867
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL
L ROAD.-This great line traverses
the Northern and Northwest counties of
Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, on
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Iennsyl0a-
MIA Rail Road company, and is opera
ed by them.
Its entire lengthwas opened for pas
senger and freight business, October
18th, 1864.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS
AT RIDGWAY.
Lcaue EdStpdrd.
Erie Mail Train .... 3 AZ P. m.
Erie Express Train 10 AZ pm.
LeaUe Westward.
Erie Mail Train 10 AZ am
Erie Express Train 3 80 a. m.
Passenger cars run through without
change both ways between Philadelphia
and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 900 a. m, Arrive
at Erie 1000 p. m. 49,.
Leave Erie at 500 P. m, arrive at New
York 3.l5 p. m. %
ELEGENT SLEEPING CARS on Express
Trains both ways between Philadelphia
aud Erie. 81
For information respecting Passenger
business apply at the S. E. corner 3Oth
and Market.Sts, Philadelphia
And for Freight business ofthe Com
S, B. Kingston, Jr. Cor. 18th ant
Market SITS. Philadelphia. :
j. ". Reynolds Erie. ~.
W. Brown, Agent N. G. r. r. BaI
timore.
II. II. HousToN,
Gent Freight Agt. PTa.
II. W. GwINNER,
Gent. Ticket Agt. PhiPa.
ALFRED. l.. TYLER,
General Supt Erie.