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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1868-12-18
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Critical Notices of the Press.

Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pictures,
patterns, etc., variety of matter of especial
use and interest TO the family articles on
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HARPER'S
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TENII E most popular Monthly in the World
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We must refer in terms of eulogy to the
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WORK as on evidence of the culture of the
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A Complete Pictorial History Of the
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HARPER S WEEKLY,
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THE LADY'S FRIEND.
Splendid Inducements to Subscribers

TENIIE Ladys Friend announces the following
Noveets for 1869 :-'' Between Two"
by Elizabeth Prescott, author Of g How wo
man had her Way" &c; 80 The prize of Two
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of :" The Debarry Fortune &c. aneG Novelet
by Louisa Chandler Moulton, author of
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t.Nide sO Marriage.
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eipt of cash at the rate ofS5 25 per vol,
reight at expense of purchaser. Volume
XII, read January 1st. 1869. ...Is.
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year, which must be Paid at the suls nts
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NOTICE.

n Az persons are forbid negotiating or purchasing
que 1ii drawn IN favor of George Gross for the sum
Ol nxe hnnored dollars bearing date Sept l4th 1s6S
payable Isl OF May 1863, Said Due Bill was d. avn in
consideration for repairing our mill said mill was 10
40 good work. and said mill has prayed failure there.
oIe no value has been received for said Due Bill and
.z.e nil hot pay IT, j. s. JOHNSON.
e''' Rdgway, Nov, 18th, 1858.
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9 A Repository Of fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

A supplement containing numerous full
sized patterns of useful articles accompanies
the paper every fortnight, and occasionally an
elegant Coored Fashion Plate.
HARpER's Bazaar contains l6 folio pages of
the size of HARpER's WEEKLY, printed on SUI
pertne calendered paper, and is published
weekly.
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his message. Nothing in It is so grateful as
lts close, Only Que thing on the part of Mr.
johnson, can secure more general salts
faction it will be the close Of his executive
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TERMS-Always in advance
One Copy, one year. 200
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getter up up Of club ................ 500
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SUPERB Premium EngractnS e

To every person getting up club for 1863
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Unguestionabiy tie JeH sustained ,rorh of
ihe htRd IN the lrOrld."
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
Enlarged and Beaufifed.

UNHIS oldest and best % of the Literary
1 Weeklies," has been recently enlarged
and beautifed. 1t is weekly embelished with
engravings-and its Novelets, Stories,
Sketches, &C., are not surpassed.
1t has just commenced two splendid Nov
elets--" The Queen of the Savannah" by Gus
tave Aimard and " st. George and the Ora.
gon," novel of Society, by Elizabeth Pres
colt, the author of Z" How woman had her
Way" &c. f... ......
New NoYelets will continually succeed each
other. Among those already on hand, or in
progress, are, q" The Mystery of the Reefs,''
a powerful story by Mrs. HOsner and Il" Cut
Adrift, or the tide of Fate" by Amanda NJ.
Douglas.
The Post also givgs the gems of the English
Magazines.
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engraved expressly for readers, at
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To New Subscribers. New sub
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the Dragon" This will be fifteen papers in
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all new subscribers for 1869 will be entered on
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course those who send in their names the
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Owing to the unusually liberal character of
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Friend, and Premium Engraving. 400
The getter up of a club will always receive a
copy of the Premium Engraving. Members
of a clnb wishing the Premium Engraving,
must remit one dollar extra.
Bsagf Specimen copies sent gratis.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1850.

Harpers Dazar, one year.....,.........S4 90
An Extra Cory of either the Magazin,
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for butter making should Immediately be
cooled to 62 degrees after being drawn
from the cows.
The seat of the Hon. John Morrissey,
NJ c., is to be contested on the ground
that the distinguished law-maker and law
breaker has not resided in this country
long enough TO legally entitle him to the
place. Why was it not done last season
Joint resolutions from the Legislature
of Vermont, in honorable remembrance
of the late Thaddeous Stevens, have
been duly certified to Gov. Geary at
Harrisburg These reSo lutions speak Of
the distinguished dead as a son of
Vermont and pay deserved tribute to
his pub lie services.
The London Times, in recent editor,
ial, notes the rapid progress OF the Pacific
railway, and comments upon the enter
prise of the American people in over
coming obstacles heretofore deemed in
surmountable, and carrying out project
which will exercise so great an influence
on the commerce of the world
A Revenue Collector Convicted. Geo
w. Alexander, recently the revenue col
lector in Berks county, has been con-
victed of receiving bribes from several
distilleries, who defrauded the Govern
ment out of the tax on whiskey. The
parties to the crime were the principal
witnesses in the case. There is still
another indictment pending against him,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-26
n X Pre- SIS.

leawe Sma, Dranch Irains-Addonal to those obo,,
CIsvo H ior Clayton lSOO noon and 10 y,
NJ to mons a.. smyrna; $40 and W and 10 o. p
and Stations South. '''' ''aihS 10 and from Dover
gong SnS, eaVng Crsfield 90 P. M and WiIr0ro,o,
With oaI at ~ 5CA NJ will run IN close ronnecs ION
press Trains ia an 10 MorH1k and Portsmouth, AVID EI
in" YORK They will stop on The Dein%arnp p and
saed %e Ony a" pWHspa stations at which heir C RCnd
will s, ~ tpACEPF that Steamboat Train S0Ti rT y
''Tn 10 whIeh they hold lickets '''oNE at any STA
and from from Delaware r. Line, TO Boi,mo,
cars ., T Baltimore TO Delaware Railroad chnO
afternoon and IGnSion nim IN morning, at Wilmington 81
s'' unIesS tralns are DELAYED
decl6 f.. q. oEWALL, Jr.,
superintendent Del p
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHEV WRINGER

the nos' convenient, most durable, and therefore
Grs, ImeaPest Wrnger ever made; has taken more
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I'hE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE 1NS,,
RANCE COMPANY. iN"O
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WHINING TON
=, Guaranty Capital 100000
to at1ao 4s Company is now fnIy organized and
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he's, a;n lowest raies. which the experienc ~ pas ms
with companies have regarded as Se
boIJos are no members ofthe company erce,, Do,;o.
aad all The insured except h9ders Po,dey
n policies, are members ON an n0noI non H
nai WIN all others, and entitled 10 paroi2ae IL 1oo
D.. All Policies Non. ForfeitaIl..
orcics assured as follows viz:
ye foLicles-Premums continuino E,r I;c
Fy t5ys FoI'fIes.Premium continuing for Zen v:.,.
,ur.d daoOent POIieies-Pocy payable 10 tIs s1ls s
T.. On arriving at a certain age. o "'
D, Ierm POLicies-Premiums 5ar.tIo
iii SG; S;; hve or seven years. '"0' 1--WE
rc.", rScie$ participating in profits and dividsrds
: MIHi ~ WEBB, Vice President. 'e''ueh''
a., GEO. W. STONE, GenI Supt.
S ',ly' NJ M. CHILD. Secretary
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COMPLETE MANURE

hANCFACTURED by HENRY RowFp
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
super Phosphate Of Lime, Aninsoai1 and Potah
Warranted Free from AdulterstIon.
Packed in Bags Of 200 lbs. eacl.
tiaS tased good crops Wheat Corn. Oar, P,o,oo
n IasS cotton Tobacco and Vegetn hles or al t;S
aIeis would do well 10 inquire of tbe,r noa."a
fertilizers as to The results Obtained rnr
W. vi complete Manure. The erowing oen',. ''le
a' Nais Time, freely attest its virtues "
RECOMMENDED BY
I%},1 109in q Garrett. Chemists, PhiIadeInbia
williams d Moss. Chemists. Pbilada 'a
u elton Buck. Chemist. New York
anu ov all who have used it up to this time
: we nave numerous testimonials 70 The ot1oo,,L.
a. invaluable Fertilizer. and we rocomnoI
"s"'y as Top dressing for Wheat and Grass u"
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.
SOLE AGENTS,
% south Water and 40 South Wbarves
PHILADELPHIA
For Sale by WIN. REYNOLDS.
~ South Street.
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Made upon Strictly Scientific Pripciples

S rms article is entirely different r,onn ann
10 lne public Its composition will vary and
such ingredients only the Iree fruit nlan
up io' Which 1t Is intended requires; tberehv on
aOIIng The buyer TO avoid purchasno sr @ eil-
" Mnat ne really does moi want. in order 10 gef
D fuahhy OF what he really does want; wtieb Lnn1
I'm eA Apenence' IS true with many if moi aiI Ih
Phosphaes that il The market M GerI; a.. M the
u1 soOd ana cheap at the same price for t,,o In .a,
gond e. L!t are entirety different II muv bs
soOu IOI ooth, but must be dear for one or tsa o
FOr example, if phosphate shonId con,a' e ' utner'
@ uIehtS mat would be cheap for wheat at sni i
% %p1e Is absurd 10 think that the same nIos6b",
. ne equally cheap al The same price for snp,S
crop whose constituents are eniireIv a e. "notnef
o1 r contain ingredients for two articles C on @ - cdh'
cbesn a. a'le ih such proportions as TO be eouay
aP ior one as The other. / am conGJent ~ tftIy
s great deal of money thrown -aw,a G tla' mere
,oin - ' H'hus' from the fact thai lhev did M, 80
@ i'l WhaI lhe desired crop needed onJ =; ~. con-
at all viii Vuu ~ ~ nave been better off wilhouI i
oIbat n HhIte II I1e same article had been n.oJ g.
% crops oi different nature ityvnnlJ u'eu Iof
r so 'Oa us cost have been carefully exner,mo,
Bile n vis,, ~ anu any one who will take The rro9
from C a,S'i my larn' near ElIsburg N iva ,uI
@ I'm Naihueh' where am consan1I,, 49, ~, iVe Inl'es
PrHR I,eaa oc produced a growth upon PEACu apd
and frnIt nnon pa pa FEET SIX INCHES. IN ONE sEAsoy
], Ill lt " upon The SAME unusuDIIv In,0a 81 "coN'
@ 'oulIe "ees right alongside e0noIi,y s anu me-
,,o Hol having the phosphate On Ibon ~ Every iC
II ALI Iii " lie same Time, and Produced mn (r,;, a. a.
,bL VIII be prepared to furnish M b, ~ run al
m m'T'Pnae Tor any kind of fruit-vin % ''lce' ID
onntr % plants or crops that are grown -; r.
I vegetables - 'oi"' grass, and all kinds Fl
me reader will please hear in mind h.
Ts ~, .ie arn;le for which it Is intended - Ie"uilig
ne wnr,b a and kind of soil also if vo ~
rtces Of oa ~ your money As have said before tyo "
,rn,sbod an an enurey different nature mn.t n', w.
on win the same kind pf food ,h no' o.
nltIand M , grams would be dear at hall It's cos, lo
Prlce OF the PreDared Phos,L, = "n
per ton ""'P"a'e Ior iruit trees, S65 -
For + vine fruit, 5000 per Ton.
ERUa afahla
Pm, esGap,es' 9 m grains and grasses 500 90 no, ,
ch 'O"'dihIhg from 215 10 325 In,
Inbia 3 lof one ton and upwards delivered in phil.
rn r oF elher OF the Camden depols free Of cha MIA
livery viii he iahlly reasonable charge Tor Fu
All Oiuef' must be addressed to The mauufac,u,s,
GEO. L. BROWNING,