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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-24
MEDICAL NOTICE. !

hH.CONE NAY BE CONsULTem
~ at the following times and places
, In New LEXINGTON. at the Col
born House. on Mondays and Tues.
days, May II and 12; June l6 and
l6; July 20 and 21; August "a and
20; Sept. % and 29; Nov. 2 and 4.
Dec. y and 8. e8a rsaTiH n
In LANCASTER, at the TalImadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express train arrives going West.
until it goes West on Fridays Nav
l3 and IA; June 17and 1S; july %
and %; August 26 and 27; Sept. 20
and Oct. l; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. Q
and 10. a
Dr. CONE cures all forms OF Cbronie M.
eases, as dyspepsia IN all It's yaTious fernas.
~ y a,seases OF the Lungs and Air passnees' ~
I,aryngtis, Bronchitis, and Consumntion. IN
ulseasts OF the Kidneys. iver PansreastnI
NE i gi.nus generally; all diseases ofthe Heart.
nIp nIoop ana Blood Vessels; all diseases ~ an
t,ra,n t,i ami Nerves, rs Epilepsy, Chorea. or "a
Vtus Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and eenar.i
nervous mo m utrition, all diseases of Femaies.
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms nf serof,,s,,,
aiso is az ~ diseases or the Eye and Ear. and All
other Chronic Diseases. anu a'a
"D n charge for consultation. hpt co.h T..
",Ve'e'nes' IApr. 2S, le6o-tE,'-
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BAILEY. FARRELL { CO.,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Dc Bar
Lead MHnufacture,s

-Dett0 1Hd~aT0cttrerS, ,.
wa Also rf'
Pig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber
Lose, Steam Gauges & Valves;
Iron & Copper Sinks and Bath
Tubs, Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force Pumps.
And every description Of goods for ~
WATER, GAS 4 STEAMs
No. 1877 smithtield street.
Send for aPnce Lilt PITTsBURG, PA
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Manhood. How Lost, How RRgidreI

& Just published, new edition Of DR.. Cwi-
70 -yerwell's Celebrated Essnv ~
das. o. tne radical e,Te, (wiihont medicine) of
,,i., rtsaAII0RhnGA ] or Seminal Weak ness lnvol-
,n,ntary Sepinai Losses, MroTENcY. Mental ana
rnyslcar ~ menpacity, Impedimentst to Marriage.
~ ad,i aisp, S9SssuMPTIoN EPILEPsY, and Frs.
gance, 7'9'-N s'Nu"i ''i eA'fAta4
mp.Prlee, in sealed envelope, only cenfk.
Ihe celebrated author, in this admirable ~.
say, learly,demonstrates from thirty ysnre,
essfui practice, that the alarmlng consS.
quehees o. seli-abuse may be radically cured
~thou. no. .ne dangerons ofinferial N, dc,ne
mode oIcnreat once simple, certain. and az.
iectnai' by meahs or which every sufferer. ,,c
matter n what his condition may be, may cur ne q.
himself cheaply, privately and Tadieaiiv =
A-Ihls Lecture should he in the kanda Of
every youth hand every man in the land. -
sent under seal, in plain envelope. Ia ASt
audress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents. ~
two post stanns. Also. DR.. Culyerwe,Is Z. MAJ.
rage GUIDE price 26 cents. Address tha
publishers, CHAS.J. o. KLINE&Co../
BeWery, New York, Post Ofnse
July2, lsGS-1y. st3 hfis8 tn,
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plssolatlon oT Rsrtnsrsn.r.

y Tho partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, under the name and style OF
]. D. Martin 4 Co., In the tobacco business,
was dissolved Some two months ago.
NG f1-c JOHN n. MARTIN,
JACOB PL0uT. n q
Lancaster, Sept. 8, is0s--3w
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Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell at private sale, the farm iormetly
II belonging to Henry Splitter, dec q : The arm
is situated seven miles northeast Of Lancas ier.
and contains ss 2l-4o acres. There Is a good two
cribs and other out buildings necessary 10 4
larm. Agood orchard or gfafted fruit, and x
good selection Of peaches and cherries. A
good well Of water, and about tventy-lWal
acres acres Of excellent timber. For terms aud pags
June 25, 1s8S-tf. - II. M apITTteu z
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a connerhead paper saws ait

A copperhead paper says sit is
estimated that on the average there
are one thousand men day com
ing out for Seymou, and Blair,
who voted for Lincoln in 1864. "
Ifthe election were thtes months
off yet, that would not save the re-
bel candidates, as it would still
leave Grant and Colfax about 800
900 majority. But the ttoublsis
that the coming out" is mostly on
the other side.
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Have you heard Senator Fesaen-
din's conundrumP This is it,
why was it so hard TO get An
drew Johnson out OF office2-Be.
cause he went ia so tight"
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STATE FAIR.-The State Fair
opened at Toledo on Monday, with
brilliant prospects Of a magnificent
success. The entries in all depart
ments were unusually numerous,
and the popular attendance large
for the first day. 1t is to be re-
GREETED, however, that the weather
since the opening day has been
very unfavorable 10 the complete
success Of the exhibition, if we are
to Judge from that which has pre-
vailed in this part of the State.--
If they have there had similar con.
tinuous rains, gloomy skies and
chilling atmosphere that condi-
tion Of things must have sadly in
terfered with the usefulness and sue
cess OF the State Fair, and the en-
jOyment of the people in attend
ance. as. ..9. .,.......,a ID.
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FOR SALE.
Assignment Notice.

AasignmeMt Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of
Court of Fairfield county, Ohio, the undersign-
cd assignee, will pay dividend often per cent,
upon the olalms presented and allowed, maya.
ble at his office in Lancaster, Ohio, at any time
within sixty days after the tirst day of October
next. J.R. MUMAUGH, Assignee,
Sept. II, lR0S-3w.
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Richardson's new life of Grant
contains the following incident Of
camp life in Virginia: "One after
noon long, gaunt civilian, wear
ing garments Of rusty black and a
stovepipe hat, walking up in the
rear of headquarters, was accostcd
by an ostler: '
ostler (grufly)-"Keep out Of
here"
Visitor-"lsn't this General
Grants tent?"
Ostler-"Yes."
Visitor (striding forward) -
Well, [ reckon he will let me in.
side" .w.a
Ostler--sYou will soon find out!"
As he neared tho tent, a guard
mistook him for an agent Of the
Sanitary or Christian commiss ion !:
Guard--"No sanitary folks al
lowed insider' a:e l'a.
Visitor--"I guess General Grant
will see me-"
Guard--"I cant let you pass,
but | will send him your name.
What is it?" ff
Visitor--"Abraham Lincoln"
| fl--------------sss------- Fl.
1t appears from the journal Of
the House Of Representatives for
1862, that when the vote was Ia.
ken on concurring in the Senate 8
amendment to tho Legal Tender
Act, whereby the interest on the
Five twenty bonds was made pay.
ablc in coin, (and which Tbaddeus
Stevens strongly opposed,) that
the Republican vote stood yeas,
43, nays, 65-a majority boing
against it. All the Democrats but
tro poted TO pay the interest in gold
and carried it. Among the Demo.
Gratis who so voted weic s. s. Cox,
GEOEGE Fl. ENDLETON. and
q. Il. VALLANDIGHAMl What
becomes now OF the cry raised
about "gold for The bondholder'
by those mon and their followers ?
-Deldware Gazette,
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COAL! COAL! COAL

TNHE UNDE RESIGNED Is PR e.
paredto sell the follow Dg kinds OF coal at
the Depot ofthe @. l. z. Railroad at greatly re-
duced prices. viz; r
Best Miami Company's Lower Vein
Mt 9 cents per bushel. a.
Bost Miami COmpany's Nut Coal at
cents per bushel. ~
Best Miami Blacksmith or Furnace
Coalat A cents pes bushel.
Thisis entirely = new coal in Che market,
and IL lar better than any hitherto ofiered..-
Families, merchants, blacksmiths and those
who use steam power, viii please bear it in
mind. observation-disclosures teams along.--
A constant supply always on hand.
THOS. H. GIDDINGS,
April Q, 1868. Agent.
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Judging from the increased on
ergy of Copperhead papers and
orators of late in throwing dirt,
their cause must DO getting desper.
ate indeed. They will all be
smothered in their own nastiness
in October and November.
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NOTICE.

TWNHE Entry Books Of the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society are now open for en-
tries in all the departments.
Exhibitors should make their entries a. soon
rs possible. ]. @. REEVES, eec'y.'
Sept, 10, lSoS-2W
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District Electors.
Ist diet, John q. Olden.
ID do Stanley Matthews.
al do -----
Sth do J0natham Cranors
Bth do David Thompson.
eth do David u. Bailey.
7th do q Charles q. Walcutt.
sta do l.. g.. Watson
9th do Luther A. Hall. ro
10th dn Hiram FreaE.
Ilth do John j Harper,
18th do Philip W. Wagenhals.
18th do w. ID. Hamilton.
lath 10 ,. DI. barber. la
18th do Levi Harber.
10th do IsaRc welsh.
17th do Ed. r.. Schneider.
18th do
10th do Frederick kinsman.
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Langhing at theIr Funeral.

AauS I'LL = AT tnoiE ruuerei'
The so.called Democracy arc en-
gagged in the pleasing occupation Of
laughing At their political funeral,
which has already commenced
Note the spasms in theit papers
and on The part oftheir stump
speakers at the result of the Maine
election. They remind one Of the
fellow who, aftCr vigorously chew
ing green persimmc n, turned to
a by-stander with the questions
Gam I laughing or crying-which?'
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FOR STATE OFFICERs.

FOR STATE OFFICERS.
:PbRSscretGry ~ STATE,
ISAAC r. SHERWOOD. t
For Supreme Judge, la
WILLIAM WHITE.
FOR Member Board Of Pvbtc Works,
90 l9 JAMES MOORE.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
For 0srk Of Supreme Court,
3eg3 RODNEY Toos.
Fer Congress, Tweifth1 District,
NELSON J. TURNEY,
OF heka,ray County.
COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor,
LAFAYETTE ABBOTT.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH DORIAN.
~. Prosecuting Attorney,
EMANUEL GIESY.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH IT. VERNON.
Inhrmnry Director, Dong term)
JOHN M. ROWLEs;
tshort Term) ~ nJi
JONES GIBBONY.
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From NY. Tribune, 18th INST
Private Letter from Gen. Grant
tn his Enthar


; The following letter has been
placed in our hands by gentle.
man who furnishes itfrom a collec-
ton Of autographs. 1t was writ
ten by Major General Grant, TO his
father from Milliken's Bend, La,
during the Vicksburg campaign.
We print it just as it is, word for
word. We have no hesitation in
saving that a more remarkable
document, and one that reflects
more credit upon the illustrious
writer, has not before been given
- the American people:
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.
.Shovels, Spades, Mattocks, Picks u
Sledges, Wedges, Harrow Teeth, sae i
Shovel PlOws, Grow Bars,
Stone Cutters Gran. !
dals and Chisels, ss4a "a
and oil kinds of
Quargmen and Stone MasOus' and Stone Cut.
taD' Tools, -&t., &c;
Al kinds Of MILL sHATTlNC ana n
srLNDLES, also, oil kinds or Heavy lHi
Blacksmith Work done 10 order. Ain
work made OF the best Refined Hammered \
Iron and warranted to give satisfaction.
.sJEFTHE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, IN
CASH, paid for all KINDS OF Wrought Iron
Scraps sif{ 2E IlW NN Il .evRBYsrt alFs n A,
Shop on Canal, South Of Main street, oppostH a y
Stedm FIGURING Mtt, Lancaster, Ohio. " %
Lancaster, Aug. Is, s,Isos. ~
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16
RESOLUTIONS.

/ [The following are the resolutions
I passed at the railroad meeting held in
St. Mary's on the 4th instant !
Wereas, 1t is well known that the
citizeus Of Buffalo desire railroad com.
munication with the coal.felds Of North.
western Pennsylvania, aud
Whereas, There is now in course Of
construction a road called the Bufalo
" Washington Railroad, the immediate
intention of which is communication
between the above points, and
Whereas, We believe that said b. &
W. Railroad would naturally prefer tax
ing that route which is shortest, cheopest
ana easiest OF construction, which pre-
sents the lightest grades, and which
leads directly to the centre of the coal
basin, aud
Whercds, We believe these adyanta-.
es can only be demonstrated by actual
surveys, made by intelligent engineers,
therefore
Rcsotred, That money suficicn. be
at once subscribed and collected by this
meeting to detray the expense OF such
survey.I
Resotced, That corps of engineers
be at once engaged by a committee to
be appointed by this meeting, who shall
proceed from Miller's West Creek Sum.
init, to meet similar corps who arc now
proceeding south from Bishops Summit.
Resolret, That thorough and entire
survey be made between these two
points, ana that the result be laid be.
fore the directors of the b. L. W. r. Il.
Reso(Oei, That Hon. G. II. Farley,
Joseph Patton, Esq, and Gen. Il. &.
McGill be appointed a committee to en-.
gage corps of engineers.
Z. r. EARLEY, President.
W. JAMES. BLAKELY, c.
JAS. X. p. HALL, secretaries.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The vote on impeachment which was
to have been taken on Tuesday last, has
been postponed until today, when i:
may be postponed until after the Chi
cago Convention-or possibly until after
the next Presidential election.
The Tribune's special says
" Senator Sherman spoke tor convic-
tion on the third, eighth and eleventh
articles Then followed Stewart, from
Nevada, Williams, from Oregon, aud
Edmonds, from Fermont-all of whom
recorded their names in favor OF couvic.
ton on all the articles.
James w. Grimes, of Iowa, came
next. He spoke for Radical Iowa
against all the articles, and earned tn c
applause of men who never before sa
aught in him to applaud. The Repub.
lieans were not At all surprised that old
Grimes was dead
Kansas followed tor conviction thro'
Poneroy.
Hendricks, Of Indiana, against all.
Howe, OF Wisconsin, pronounced for
all the articles but the first.
Morlll, of Maine, succeeded him.
His was another vote for all, without
reservation.
Doolittle and Garrett Dayi, spoke
against all the articles.
Henderson followed, and great ankle.
ty was felt as to his position. Word
came that be spoke against the first and
second articles, and so on up to the
ninth, leaving his position on the re-
naming three undcfned.
Lyman Trumbull, the next speaker.
denounced the whole trial. 1t would
not, he said, stand a moment in any
Justices court in the country"
The Times special says:
A prominent Senator, who heard
all the debate, gives the following names
Of Senators who will vote for acqui,tal ::
Bayard, Buckalew, Davis, Dixon,
Doolittle, Fessendeu. Fowler, Grimes.
Henderson, Hendricks, johnson, Nc.
Crcery, Norton, Patterson, of Tennessee,
Laulsbury. Trumbull, Van Winkle and
Nickers-lS.
He gave the names of Sc Senators
tor conviction which of course includes
the remainder of the Senate. do not
think this vote will be quite realized
1t all hangs by single thread, and dc,
pends really upon Anthony, Frelinghuy,
sen and Wiley, who wan. to vote for
conviction, but may not after ALL"
The reasons given by the Radicals
for not taking the vote on Tuesday last
was the alleged illness of Senator How,
ard, of Michigan. The health of some
other Senators is also said to be bad. A
dispatch from WASHINGTON on ~. Iotn
says that Senator Grimes was on thai
day attacked with sickness, he is howev
er, improving. Senator Conkling is al
so confined to his lodgings. The sick
ness of Senator Howard still continues
and further postponement of the iina
vote on the impeachment subject we re
gard as almost certain.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16
IMPEA CIilENI,.

The week has passed along so far in
its course. and A. j. still sits undisturb.
ed in the White House.
Though the Rump has devoted its
best efforts to forcing mpeachment
through the Senate, the uncertainties of
the result has delayed the vote and
the cauldron still continues to boil
The High Old Court meets again to-
day; but there is much doubt about the
vote being taken. There is a strong
probability that another adjournment
will be made, as the National Black and
Tan Convention meets at Chicago on
the 10th, and influences may be found
there that will whip the conscientious,
doubtful and wavering into line.
Among all the expedients that have
been tried to bring about verdict, it
seems little strange that Gentle An.
na" and her =" barbaric yawp," have
not been heard in the chambers Of Sen.
atorial wisdom.
That the revolutionists should neg
lect SO strong an influence is greatly to
De wondered at, but as " whom the gods
would destroy, they first craze" so it is
possible that in their extreme anxiety
for conviction the Jacobins overlook the
easiest and most obvious means.
Democrats really feel very little in>
terest in what, as it stands, they regard
merely as family quarrel, we'll know
ing that whatever the result, it can but
benefit them.
The Radicals. haze bought the I'm.
peachment elephant, let them care for
him. It's none of our funeral.
On the Goth, the farce of Presiden,
tial nomination is to be gone through
with at Chicago. Washburue has
trained his steed well, and that nomina-
tion is a foregone conclusion ; the real
struggle will be over the Vice Presiden.
cy. New York presents Reuben Fen.
ton, so,cslled, who vii. be a fit compan-
ion for Ben Butler and the carpet-b ag.
gers from Dixie. Pennsylvania favors
Curtin, but we think he is too much OF
a gentleman for the position. Fenton
sIits, and would dovetail into Washing
ton society, even better than drunken
cursing Ben Wade, who is the candi.
date of the niger .suffragians of Ohio
One thing is certain that whoever
may be the candidates, if we fight them
square upon the real issues, aud with a
man who has a straight aud clean Dem,
ocratic record. who is in favor of allow
ing the white laborer The right to live
at least, we shall certainly be victorious
Rally for the ight ! Cry, up Will
the white man Down with the niger
Up with Liberty! Down with tyrann,
and taxation Give them their own
prescription for the SouthrOn a shOr
shrift and long halter for Rumper'
and their tools.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

A SPLENDID WAGON. II. 5. Bel.
nap II Co. are turning out some work
in the wagon, making line which equals
any in this pant of the State. A wagon
was gotten up by them a few weeks aye
for Service, Of the Ridgway Tin Store,
which is regular beauty, and We will
wager our old hat that it can't be beat
anywhere. The painting was done by
Mr.. w. p. Williams, an artistic genius
and talented cuss, who can do anything
in his hne.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

IMPORTANT DEMONSTRATING a
pop visit to St. Nary's the past week We
were informed that u vein Of four feet
Of pure coal had been discovered about
one mile east Of that place From the
thil kness Of this vein we should judge
it to be that designated as f, in Prof
Rodgers Geological report of the Saint
Mary's Coal Basin. The land under
which this valuable coal lies, is owned
Jointly by Mr.. George Weis aud Hon.
+. G. Schultze. Mr. Weis informed us
that the coal had been pronounced by
competent judges to be superior to any
coal found in this section, and when
Elk county coal is outriYalled big
thing will be done.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

HGs~Josh Billings says: If you ich
for faim, 90 into graveyard, and
scratch youlself against tn nestoan.
If yuu want to buy cheap goods in
the Hardware line, and not get cheated, =,
and also get the worth of your money,
never mind Josh's prescription for OBJ
tanning fame, out go to Beechor q Cope.
lands St. Mary's Hardware Store, and
buy what you want. They keep every.
thing from a jack-knife to Il saw mill.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16
LATEST NEWS
BY BYTELEGRAPH.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON FOUND
Guilty.

The substance OF dispatch from Wash.
ington to-day informs Us that the Court
met this morning and vo. cd on the llth ar.
ticle, on which Nr. johnson was found
guilty. The Court then, without consider.
ing the other articles, adjourned until the
10Th inst. This action will make Wade
President. God save the country now.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

nSa. The " MESSENGER OF HEALTH" ,"
Edited at the Pc nsylvania Institute of
Medicine, contains an article on Dyspepsia,
Chills aud Fever, rnd Kidney Affections. in
the whole science of Medicine contains no
remedy for the cure of those diseases. that
is half as eficaciOus as MlSIlLER'S HERB
BlTTERS. lie speaks from experience,
having used them in his practice for the
past two years, TO the exclusion Of all other
remedies, and without solitary instance
of failure.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DR.. S. b. IlABTMAN Co., Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. and Chicago,
Illinois. myl-3m e3w
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

G@The N. Y. Tribune informs its
readers that Andrew johnson is the first
president who ever undertook to remove
an officer whom the Senate had decided
should not be removed. This is not true
During President Jacksou's administra,
tion Mr.. Duane, Secretary of the Treas.
ury, was removed because he refused to
carry out the policy of the administration
Daniel Webster opposed the removal Of
Mr.. Duane in lengthy speech, but that
gentleman whilst disappearing OF the re
moval, admitted, nevertheless, that the
power of removal existed il the President
according to the established construction
OF the Constitution.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

JOSH BH.LINGs.-Don't swap with
your relations unless you can afford to
give them the big end of the trade.
Marry young, and if circumstances
rexuire it, often.
If you cant get good klothes and ed
dieation, too, get good klothes.
Kultivate modesty, but mind and kceT
a good stock of inpudence on hand
Bee chariubel-One cent pieces were
made on purpose. Don't take ennybo
dies advice but your own.
1t costs more 20 borrow than it doe!
to bi.
If a man flattcrs you, you can calccr
late that he is rogue Or you are lulc
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

GLOW CAN YE BLOOM So FRESH ASp
FAlR?" goes the old Scotch song. How I,
Why, those who show the bloom Of health
on their cheeks, take Plantation Bitters.
which has the power of fortifying the sys-
ten against disease, and of regulating he
digestive apparatus. Are you dyspcptic,
weak, void of energy? Have you little or
no appetite, headacne. continued lGssitude
ard depressicn of spirits? Take S. r
1S6O-X., and bloom aud beauty will re-
turn. The Bitters have become a hon. e.
hold fFieEd. @w
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

JACK ADVOCATE PLEASE request Teach
ers' Institue to state how many square in
ches should be taken from the corners of n
board II inches square to make eight sides
of equal length, and the exact length Of each
side. TO.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16

r.a- Our townsman, Hon. Henry
Souther, starts for Chicago on Monday
next to attend the meeting of the wool.
growers convention, which convenes iu
that city on the 10Th instant.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-16
rsn Our ladv readers will be Glad +,

nrOur lady readers will be glad to
learn that IL. 6. Belnap has inst recciv.
ed and is now cpcpiug large stock Of
Spring Goods lately purchased in the
eastern cities, and which he proposes to
sell very cheap