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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-25

BeynNo stronger testimony could be Civ
en- than the following from the News" !"
Shippensburg, Pa.
A Word TO THE AFFLICTED. We desire to
bring to the notice of the afflicted as well
as to all persons who are anxious of pre-
serving their health unimpaired, the mer-
its of Hoofand's German Bitters. This
medicine has been before the public for
many years. 1t has withstood all tests to
which patent medicines are exposed, and
instead of being driven out of the market
as most of them are, it has continued to
gain favor with the people, until it has be-
come the most popular medicine in the
country. Our observations as to the mer.
its of this Bitters, warrants us in recon
mendiug it to all. 1t will strengthen and
invigorate the whole system, giving tone
and healthy action to oil its parts. But
more especially would we recommend it to
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, most
Of cases of which we believe it will speedily
cure, if the directions accompanying the
bottles be complied with. Try it at once.
This Bitters is entirely free from all Alco-
holic admixture.
HocTLAND's GERMAN ToNIo is oombina.
ton Of oil the ingredients of the Bitters,
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum orange, anise,
&c., making q preparation Of rare medical
value. 1t is used for the same diseases as the
Bitters, in cases where some Alcoholic
Stimulus is necessary.
Principal Office, 631 Arch st., Philsd'a,
Pa. Sold by Druggists and others every
where.
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EXPLODED LIEs.-The N. Y. Sun, a
leading Republican paper of New York,
speaking of the shameless lies now being
circulated by Radical journals in regard
to Horatio Seymour, is forced to caution
them that their falsehoods will be al, ex.
ploded to the great ultimate damage Of
their party. 1t says:
We trust that in common fairness
they will not attempt to conceal the fact
that during the same period Governor
Seymour promptly furnished all the
troops called for from the State of New
York, and even received the special
thanks of President Lincoln for this
timely aid, and for the cordial feeling
manifested in his communications to the
national government.
The Radicals feel that they have NJ
chance Of electing Grant except by the
most reckless lying; but before they
get through with the campaign the peo
pie will see all their falsehoods exploded
and the last prop knocked from unde
their sinking candidates.
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A New REMEDY IN CoNsUMpTIoN.-A
Physician who had Consumption for sever
al years, with frequent blecdings of the
lungs, cured himself with medicine un-
known to the profession, when his case ap-
peared hopeless. He is the only physician
who has used it in his own person, or who
has any knowledge of its virtues and he
can ascribe the degree of health he now
enjoys to nothing but the use of his medi-
cine; and nothing but utter despair and
entire extinction of all hope of recovery,
together with want of confidence in all
others induced him to hazard the exper-
iment. To those suffering with any dis
case of the lungs he proffers treatment
he confidently believes will eradicate the
disease. Price S1.50 per bottle, or So q
half dozen, sent by express. Send for a
circular or call on DR.. E. BoYLsToN JAcK-
SON, No. $50, North Tenth Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. [may3069-ly
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MEETING OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC STANDING COMMIT.
nIImmI,I1 % II III " % r-nrnunr

"NO i4F - VI LII DHAh "
CRATIC STANDING COMMIT.
MITTEE OF ELK COUNTY,
Pursuant to call published in the
Elk Advocate, the Standing Committee
for4he Democracy of Elk county met
at Ridgway on the 18th day of July,
A. D., 1865.
The meeting was organized by the
election OF Geo. D. Messenger, as Chair
man, and G. Il. Beman, as Secretary.
On motion, Resolved, That the Pri~
mary Meetings for the election of town.
ship delegates be held in the various
election districts on Saturday, the 25th
day of July, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
On motion, Resolved, That tho Coun.
ty Convention convene at the Court
House, in Ridgway on Monday, the
9th day of July, at 5 o'clock for the
nomination of the several county officers,
and the appointment of Congressional,
Senatorial and Legislative conferees.
G. D. MESSENGER, Pres's.
G. E, BEMAN, Secretary.
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SPECLAL NOTICES.

RGS" Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and Kidney Direases Cured.
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS
Has cured more diseases where it has been
used, than all other medicines combined.
It is the only remedy that really purifes the
blood, and has never failed in curing Dys-
pepsia, Fever and Aguc, and Diseases OF
the Livee.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. s. b. HARTMAN & Co., Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. and Chicago,
Illinois. Gmy1-3m' e3w]
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The Republican papers have for
gotten their own candidates in the
excitement of the Democratic nomina-
tions. They have excited Grant. He
seems to be candidate without friends.
In the mean time SEYMOUR and BLAIR
are though of and talked OF, and new
friends are daily focking around their
standard. Among the late converts is
Hon. Thaddous Stevens, of Lancaster.
He endorses the platform.
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A STATESMAN.

The Radical candidate for the Presi
dehcy is claimed by his supporters to be
especially fitted for the chief magistracy
of the country
1t is universally admitted that states
manship is indispensibly necessary to
the proper discharge of tie duties ap-
pertaining to that high Office.
Hence, Grants supporters must prove
him to be q statesman or their case falls
to the ground.
AS none Of them have deemed it pru-
dent to attempt this proof, we will uu.
dertake to perform the task for them.
First. Grant was once agent for his
fathers lanyard, at Galena, Illinois, and
as the vats were placed in the ground,
he concluded that the Statesma nship of
making leather required everything else
to bc "run in the ground" And he did
it.
Secondly. Grant turned farmer. AS
ploughs and harrows were usod in the
ground, and as the profits of the farm
seemed to spring from the ground, he
reasoned that the craftsmanship of farm.
ing consisted in "running it in the
ground" including old Grants and his
father-in.law's money. And he did it.
Thirdly. Grant turned soldier. As
fighting with two men to the enemy's
one, can be safely done by "running it
into the ground" Grant was successful.
His military craftsmanship consisted in
starting new graveyard daily. Run
ming hundred thousand men into the
ground between the Rappahannock and
Richmond was exactly his forte. And
he did it.
Fourthly, Grant became a politi-
clan, He "swung around the circle
with Andrew johnson, but departing
from his usual rule Of "running things
into the ground" he was compelled, by
indisposition to stop at Cleveland and
thus described only segment of Andy'i
circle. He returned to Washington, anG
some time thereafter, finding that Stan
ton was "running things in the ground
in the War Department, he oonolu
ded to try bis hand at it himself. And
he did it.
Filthy. Finding, by constant a0so
citation with Washburne and Donnelly,
that duplicity and falsehood are winning
cards with politicians of the Radica
school, be concluded once more to tr,
hi, policy Of running things into tn
ground" and 20 apply it in a most au
dacious, though, doubtless, highly hon
orable, deception Of his commandcr.in
chief, the president, in regard to his re
tanning possession Of the Rar Office
And he did it.
Sixthly and lastly. We should hav
stalled, ere this, the one great and pecu
lar claim of Grant to the title Of states
manship, a claim that overshadows al
others, but because of this very pecu
liarity and superlativeness, We have re
served it as a sort of climax. Gran
once successfully deviated from his u
sual policy. When commander in th
West, he did not 'run" the Jews ri
the ground" but he drove them al
men, women and children, out of his d.
partment. If this is not evidence {
craftsmanship, we would like to be ir
formed what is
Having thus clearly proved Grant
be statesman of the first order, we e,
pect vote of thanks from the unite
Radical press of the country. But the
need not go to any trouble about tf
matter. We have done this out of pur
admiration for the man, the principle
he holds and the company he keep
I n
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U. s. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENS'A.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on
the 18th day of May, a. D. 1868,
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the estate Of Frederick Rudolph, Of St. Ma
ry's, in the county of Elk, and State Of
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged O
Bankrupt, on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to
him or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law
that Meeting of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, to prove their Debts, and to
choose one or more assignees of his Estate,
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at the Hyde House in Ridgway
Pa before S. E. Woodruff Esq, Register,
on the 4th day of August A. D. 1868 at 4
o'clock, P. NJ.
THOMAS A. RowLEY,
U. s. Marshal, Us Messenger.
by G. P. Davis, Deputy. July IL, At.
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Hon. +. I. BACKUs, prominent
Ohioan, has lett the Radical party, and
in a speech at Cleveland, the other day
came out strong for SeymOre and Blair
A little uugrateful, too, for Wendell
Phillips says that Grant "worships at the
shrine Of Bacchus"
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You all know this by what happened
when the militia was out last autum. You
then trusted your government and we're
not deceived. Trust it again now.
L will accept men without reference
to the six months. IF you do not wish
70 bear the ignominy of shirking from
the defence of your State, come for
ward at once, close your places of busi-
ness, and apply your hearts to the work.
Come in such organizations as you can
form.
General Couch has appointed Lieu
tonant>Coloncl Ruff to superintend your
organizations Report to him .,immedi'
ate
(SigneO A. G. CURTIN.
On the day he issued this plaintivc
appeal, Curtin could notssay "Seymour
has not responded" Here is one of
many similar kilograms:
ALBANY, june 16, 1868.
Governor Curtin Harrisburg:
am pushing forward troops as fast
as possible regiments will leave New
York tonight all will be ordered to
report to General Couch.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
We trust that our Governor at least
acknowledged these services rs heartily
as they were given. Down to the last
moment of doubt and danger, wo still
find him calling upon Seymour
Har rrisburg, July 2, 1868.
To has EUcellency, Go0ermor Seymour :
Send forward more troops as rapidly
as possible every hour increases the ne.
cessity for large forces to protect Penn
sylvania. The battles of yesterday
were not decisive, and if Mead should
be defeated, unless we have a large ar
my, this State will be over run BY the
| rebels. A. G.. CyRTEN.
Governor of Pennsylvania
Here are some of the acknowledg.
ments which the Federal government
made Governor Seymour, on the occa.
sion:
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CtHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of writ
- of Fieri Faeias, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Elk county, and to mo
directed, there will, by virtue of said writ,
on Monday, tho 9th day of July, 1868, at
St. Mary's, be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
the following described property, to wit
A lot Of ground, situate in the borough
of St. Mary's, county of Elk, and State Of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit Bonded on the north by
Centre street, on the east by St. Mary's
street, on the south by Michael McNally's
lot, and on the west by Anthony Biberger's
lot, and being eighty-seven feet front and
sixty feet back, known and numbered on
the plan of said town Of St. Mary's as lot
Number II. Being part of larger lot of
ground which was conveyed to the said
Francis X, Biberger by Matthias Benzinger
and wife, and John Eschbach and wife, by
deed dated the second day of August, A.
D. 1854, and recorded in the office for re.
oording deeds in Elk county, in deed book
F, page 500. Said property has thereon
erected one tWo-stOry frame house, with
stone basement, 42x47 feet, and calculated
for store room.
ueA.Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. Of said day.
Seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of F. X. Biberger.
JAMES A. MALONE,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
Ridgway, Pa, June 20, 1865.
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Neh A0beftissMeN
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DIEOIAD NUIIOE.
We have found it necessary, in order to keep the
financial department Of the Advocate on d 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 F. MOORE, Publisher
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES.-Notice
L is hereby given that l will attend at the
Hyde House, in Ridgway on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 4th and 9th days of August
next. iCourtweek), for the purpose of col
lecting and receiving the Internal Revenue
Taxes for 1868. Persons neglecting to pay
at that time subject themselves to an addi'
tion Of 5per cent on their tax.
p, FORD,
Deputy Coll. 10Th District, Penn'a.
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G. E, BEMAN, Secretary.

The President vetoed the Electoral
College Bill, which was Immediately
passed over the veto by a strict party
vote.
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DR. c. W. sTEBBINS, of BrOokvillc,
~ Pa, begs leave to inform the citizens
OF Ridgway and vicinity that lie will be in
Ridgway during the coming Court, COM
mencing on the Sd day of August next. He
offers his professional services TO all those
who are afflicted with bad teeth, and guar
autees satisfaction. July IL
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@ HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of q writ
y Of Ven 1itioni Exponas issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Elk county, and
to me directed, l will, by virtue Of said writ,
expose to PUBLIC SALE at the Court
House in Ridgway, ON the FIRST Monday in
August, being the Sd day, the following
described property, to wit
By virtue OF this writ have levied upon
the interest of the defendant Of in and to
o certain tract of unseated land situated ly-
ing and being in Jay townshid Elk County,
Pennsylvania being Warrant Number fivo
thousand and six (5006) containing nino
thousand and ninty acres (9090) and allow
ance warranted in the name of w. Willink
and others. Bounded on the North by
Warrant Number 5005 on the East by
Warrant Number 5007 on the South by
Warrant Number 50l7 and on the West by
Warrant Number 4l95-and tract warranted
in the name of Horace Little. Seized and
taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of the Cherry s. Trout Run Oil s.
| Mining Company.
DsA.Sale to commence at o'clock P. NJ.
| Of said day.
P. MALONE, Deputy Sheriff
! Sheriff a Office RidpWav Jnly II 1863
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lST OF JURORS-Grand and Traverse
IL drawn for August term, 1868.

Isl OF JURORS-Grand and Traverse
IL drawn for August term, 1868,
GRAND JURORS.
Benezet-Coleman I johnson.
Benzinger-Anthon Bauer.
Fox-James Farnsworth, Conrad Mover.
junior, Enos Hays, d Meredith. Junior
Silas Aoyer, William Hewitt.
Horton--J Taylor.
Jay-G Thurston, S Yasbinder, NJ spangler,
Rothrock.
Ridgway--T D Cobb, Kimball Scribner.
Minor Wilcox, N Gardner, V Houk,
Thomas J Wheeler.
Spring Creek-Henry Il Moore.
st. Mary y's-C McVean, 7. Emmett.
TRAvERsE JURORS.
Benezet--W Murray, James W Brown,
Byron J. Jones.
Benzinger-F Tegler, George Decker, Geo
Kerner.
Fox-G Funk, W Rodgers, p Murphy,
John Mohan, L Mohan, senior, L. Mohan,
junior, S Hays, Il Thompson, ] Hershy,
II Gross, J Meyer, Eli P Kyler, Elk
Gresh, Alexander Cameron.
Horton--Dennis Eggleston.
Jay--A W Gray.
Jones-E Burlingame, John March, John
Pistner.
Ridgway-H Overholtzer, F Dill, Isaac
Stephenson.
st. Mary Imhof, Frank Weis,
George Ed Weis, George Walmsley, N
W G Schultze, Joseph Kernor, A Weis.
T IST OF CAUSES set down for trial
IL at August Term, 1868, of the Court
of Common Pleas of Elk county,
commencing August Sd, 1868.
Wainwright VS. Correll
Bell VS. Werner, etal.
Heebners Heirs VS. Scott.
Rathbdrn VS. Yves. creek NJ. & NJ. Co.
Lawrence vs. Luhr, etal.
Bowman vs. Elliot, etal.
Mahood vs. Cri2pin, etal'
Hyatt VS. McCauley.
Shawmut Coal Co. vs. Hyde & Reed.
West Br. Ins. Co. VS. Schultze.
Hyde g. Reed vs. Woodbury..
Wilhelm VS. Benzinger, Sch. Dist.
Stephen vs. Same.
Reed VS. Breeden, etal.
Co. Nat. Bk VS. Powell.
Malin VS. Corey.
| Delcool VS. Tozier.
Souther VS. Coyne, etal.
GEO. A. RATHBURN Prot'y.
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A wife, up in Wayne county, Ohio,
gave birth, last week, to three boys,
weighing twcnty-four pound on the ag-
grega:e.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-25

Bsa.Do you wanT man with brains
in the Presidential chair Then vote
for HorstiO Seymour.
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STOLEN.---GGif GifSs If aHs 'As
Of Cigars, containing 600 Cigars, marked
label on end, One Bar Bottle marked Gin,
One Bar Bottle, marked Tansy Bitters.
A liberal reward will be paid for the ap-
prehension of the thief or thieves.
CHARLES Fl. V0LK.
st. Mary's, Pa, July rs, 1868.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby
n given, that the undersigned auditor,
appointed to distribute the funds arising
from the sale of the Real Estate of Fred'k
Rudolph, will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his office in st. Marys bor-
ough on Friday, July 8lst, 1868, at IL o.
clock, A. NJ, when and where all parties
interested may attend if they see proper.
L. J. BLAKELY,
st. Mary's, July 25-1t Auditor.
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iECRETARY STANTON TO GOVERNOR
SEYMOURS ADJUTANT.
(By Telograph)

Washington, June 10, 1868.
To Adjutant General Sprague;
The President directs me to return
his thanks to his Excellency Governor
Seymour and his staff for their energet-
ic and prompt action. Whether any
further force is likely to be required
will be communicated tomorrow, by
which time the movements of the enemy
will be more fully developed.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War.
sEC,Y STANTON TO GOV. SEYMOUR.
War Department,
Washington, June q, 1868.
Dear Sir: I cannot folbear expires.
sing to you the deep obligation I fee
for the prompt and cordial support
you have given to the governmet in the
present emergency. The energy, ao'
tivity, and patriotism you have exhibit
cd 1 may be permitted personally and
officially to acknowledge, aOithout AFRO.
eating any personal claims on my par
to such serUtee, or to any service what
ever.
Ishan be happy altOays to be esteem
ed your friend,
Edwin M. Stanton.
His EzOellency, Horatio Seymour.
And now, we repeat, we do not know
meaner spectacle, than "a Pennsylva-
nian trying to depreciate the service
that Horatio Seymour rendered to oul
State, in what then seemed to us all
desperate crisis.-The A1e.
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P. MALONE, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff Office Ridgway July IL, 1868.
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Sherln Omce, Sheriff.
Ridgway, Pa, June 20, 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
cable Dispatches.

CoNsTANTISoPLE, March 21.-The d.
plomatic intercourse which had been tenn
porarily interrupted, between the Turkish
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Edward
Jay Morris, American Ambassador at Con-
stantinople, has been resumed since the
receipt Of favorable dispatch from Sec
rotary Seward, tending to an adjustment OF
the difference which had arisen with the
American Legation. ... ..
CORK, March 21.-Captain Mackay has
been sentenced to imprisonment and hard
labor for twelve years. .......
BERLIN, March 21.-The Council of the
North German Confederation has approved
the treaty recently concluded with the
United States, securing the rights of nat
uralized American citizens.
VIENNA, March 2l.-The upper House
of Reichsrath rejected motion N ade by
the Clerical party to defer action upon the
civil marriage bill until charge is made
in Concordat.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
THE JOHNSON GIANT CORRES-
PONDENCE ABROAD.

The London Saturday ReView thinks that
Gen. Grant "on his own showing has been
guilty of some rather sharp practice to-
ward his superior" The actual admis-
sions which Grant makes, and which have
been so prominently placed before Ameri-
can readers, are repeated, while, with re-
gard to Grants conduct in not resigning
his position as Secretary Gd interim, and
restoring the place to the possession and
disposition of the President from whom he
derived his appointment, the Reriew says
Even if no promise had been given, Gen.
Grant ought not, with the full knowledge
Of the Presidents intentions possessed by
him, to have hesitated moment about re-
signing his Office as soon as he found he
could no longer act as an instrument for
carrying out those intentions. So long as
his resignation was withheld the President
naturally counted on his support; and, for
the long argument which he describes him.
self as having held with the President on
Saturday, the 11th, there should have been
substituted the most unmistakable act OF
resignation. In this respect it is impossi-
bic to acquit Gen. Grant. 1t is 90 be re-
GREETED that his present relations with the
Republican party should supply an OBJ
vious motive for conduct of which, in the
absence of that pressure, he would proba-
bly, have been incapable.
This apparently moderate way of "put-
ting it" is as cutting as it is quiet.
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Of certain telegraph company stocks. This
charge is said TO have been-made through
the Russian Miaister here. The Secretary
Of the legation, il is alleged, makes other
complaints against Mr.. Clay.
Parties interested in the ratification Of
the Russian treaty for the purchase Of
Alaska had an informal interview with
certain members of the House Committee
on Foreign Relations and members OF
Congress on the 18th inst, TO induce them
TO rescind the postponement Of the matter
in the House until May, and have the APP
preparation disposed of by the 10Th Of
April, that being the end OF the term fixed
within which the treaty is TO be fulfilled
The Publications were exchanged on the
10th Of June, and the stiPulations of the
treaty require the payment to be made
within ten months. The committee re
fused to reconsider, and, as one ofthem ex
pressed it, they want the thing TO 60 by
default, and thus hit Seward a slap in the
face"
As announced by telegraph, the libe
suit Of Mrs. John Dean against the New
York Sun, has terminated in the acquitta
Of Mr. Beach, publisher Of the Sun at thu
time Of the alledged libel was printed. TIT
Sun copied-with credit-an article from
the National IntIligacer, which asserted
that Mrs Dean formerly Miss Boxer
had become drunken vagrant, and drew
the moral that marrying ones father
coachman was not a nice step for younl
| lady. Il turned ont afterwards that tn
person representing herself as Mrs. Dear
was an impostor, ard that Mrs. Dean wa
living virtnously aud happily with he
husband. As soon as the mistake was dis
covered, the San retracted the story. Mrs
Dean, however, desired $4,000 damages
but got nothing.