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The national Republican., 1869-01-29

woHAs's SurrRAoE.-A meeting for free
discussion on this subject was held last night
In the fourth story OF the Union League
building. A large audience was present, and
Mrs. Dr.. Harmon, Of New jersey. was called
to the chair In the Absence OF the regular ON.
GERS, and Mrs. Julis Archibald Holmes acted
MT. ps: Harmon opened the meeting with
to women, and gave q recital OF some oil her
experience In canvaseing,
occupy the time till tho other speakers got
warmed up In favor Of woman. suffrage:
Mr.. Wilcox then announced that II had been
view q he IL SSn ns% spiiis infa.sS ~ sSs recent
convention the meetings would be held regu.
lsriy hereafter on Thursday nights, and that
debate would be limited to ten MINUTES.
ternationai relations and the laws governing
MT. Freeman wanted explanation Of the
OF men, and that when suffrage was given
women would abandon the kitchen. AZ the
previous speaker had said, the women were
srs .n. shs ssG ,hs .. Of fni sSe
ioned vehicle he saw going about the streets
with the lady driving and the footmsn sitting
behind.
Mrs. .arlfnng defended the women of the con.
DR.. Mary E. Walker did not believe all men
were bad. There were many noble men, but
there too many ignorant ones, Men had rather
be csjoled into granting rights rather than to
have them demanded. She had just reached
the subject OF the marriage relations, when the
hammer fell.
MI. b. Dyer opposed the idea OF womsn's
suffrage. fhe experiment had been tried In
New Jersey, and u wa. found that IN those 90,
90 to the pollsi only the low and deprayed
used the ballot, and the respectable women
were compelled to ask that II be taken away.
Mr., Wilcox asked where Mr.. Dyer got his
Information on this subject.
Mr. Dyer. "In the historical records OF the
Dr.. walker asked who made these females
disreputable.
Mr.Dyer said It was probably the same fraiity
that made men dlsreputable,
Mr.. Dyer also bore down very heavily upon
woman,s unforgiylng disposition towards q
Mr.. Rock followed In a sarcastic speech
against woman suffrage.
Mrs. Archibald, Of Kansas, replied.
Mr.. Kinney thought the arguments brought
forward ~ these meetings was about on q par
kind. He rldiculed the whole thing.
DIR. Charles Purvis replied.
Mr.. 0arrettson said II was an axiom that
rights and duties are reciprocal, and asked
whether the women could discharge the duties
required By the right ofsuffrage.
Several other speakers addressed the meet
Ing, mostly in favor Of suffrage, and the presi.
dent closed the exercises with an address, In
which she claimed the women were capable Of
not lead to clash or arms between sexes.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29
)" "TNbSRSEMRNT HI DK THK rRKsa

The many thousands cured at this institution
within the last eiEhieon year., and the numerous
witnessed by the reporters Of the Sun, and
many other papers, notices Of which appeared
again and again before the public, besides his
standing as kentleman Of character and responsi.
bility' is sptaeislt gpaIaptee 70 tho Atiieled.
Persons writing should be particular In direct.
Ing their letters TO his lnfution In the foliowIns
manner JOHN M JOHNSTON, M b.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital
jOs-ly Bsitimore Mafyland
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

FIFTH AND SIXTH WARD GRANT AND Cot.
PAX CLUB.-A meeting of the Grant and Col.
fax Club OF the Fifth and Sixth wards was
held at their hall, on Eighth street, last eve
ming, President J. N. Venable In the chair, and
James Street, secretary.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted, yiZi
Resolved, That the Fifth and Sixth Ward
Grant and Colfax Club fully lndorse the action
OF Mayor Bowen In the appointment OF Mr.
WIN. b. Dobbins 40 commissioner Of the Sixth
ward.
Gen. A. Grant, commander Of the "Boys In
Blue" addressed the meeting on the condition
and prospects OF that organization.
At the conclusion OF Captain Grants speech,
the club adjourned.
After the adjournment, DIR. Boyd, of the Sew.
enth ward, having come into the hall, the meet
ing was again called to order, and the doctor
made speech on general politics.
Rev. Mr.. Green, (colored,) OF the Seventh
ward, followed with some earnest and eloq uent
remarks on the past and present relations OF
the coiored citizens to the Govern ment and
people, and the duty OF colored men and OF
poor white men, and Of all laboring men to ad.
here to and support the Republican party, por.
trsying most eloquently the patience, forbear-
anee, faith and forgiveness Of the colored
race.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

CARD PROM JOHN 3. CUNsINanAM, rAYMAs.
TER U. 8. NAVY,
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L or CoLUMBlH, THE 18TH DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1850.
Francis II, MeDouough ct al,

snOWden y, Hall,
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Epoeh Totien.
their attorney, 1t Is ordered that the defendant
before the hTst rule day occurring forty days alter
this day. otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case Of default,
True copy-Tsst: 4. J. MRIGB,
jAlB.bSW Clerk.
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DIR. ABoRN'S OFFICE,
2s I STREET,
Washington, ID. O.,
For the Treatment and Cure of
CATARRH, DEAFNESS, AND ALL DIS
EASES OF THE EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND LUNGS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
. wAsurseros, January as,iisco .--Jay Cooke
\ %. furnish the following quotations of GOV.
ernm ant s~ourities
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PASSING AWAY.

An exchange beautifully treats this sub
ect as follows
1t is astonishing with what rapidity time
passes away how the days, the weeks, the
months and the years roll around, carrying
with them the life, the beouty and the
hopes of this world into vast aud unknown
future. 1t seems but a short time, Indeed
since we all felt and enjoyed the spring and
bouyaucy OF youth, The delights OF home,
aud influences of paternal love, the society
and counsel OF friends who now sleep in the
grave and yet some of US are aged. and
the majority have attained to matured
manhood The young, Of the present gen
GRAFTON, are growing up around us, but In
our youth we knew them not. While we
have been passing on, ia the direction OF
the grave, they have sprung up to occupy
our pllces, and follow rapidly in the rear.
Before US we see the aged totterins along
in their leeblchess, and leaning upon their
slaves behind DIS is the youth flushed
with promise, and the infant prattling in
its mothers arms. That circle has been
kept up, unkroken, since the morning OF
the creation; that circle will be kept up,
unbroken, uutil time is lost in eternity.
Our life is a moving panorama-the PIC
tures on tie canvass pass before our eyes
delig hting us moment but each contain
ing solemn lesson and warning, He Is
but an Indifferent observer who does not
study himself. There is the ocean, the
lake, the river, the mountain and vale ; the
one swels in its majestic grandeur and
murmurs its defiant tones, which are heard
from either shore the other rests like {
calm mirror reAect'ng the light of the
million of stars that sparkle in the bluC
concave the river dashes on its way tt
the sea the mountain lifts its head among
the clouds and casts its trowning shadows
into the vale below the valley echoes thu
songs of its birds, the hum of human voices
the lowing of herds while here and ther'
is the busy town, with its active life, it
ceaseless commotions,f Its impetuous strug
giles, its attractive houses and the spires o
its churches pointing toward heaven. Th
bell rings aud the picture passes away iron
our sight to be seen no more. Thus it
with human life. 1t is an association 0
objects, interests; attractions and beauties
which bursts upon our sight, perform thei
mission and accomplish their purposes, an
are then lost to sight. The bell tolls, tn
canvass moves, the lights are put out, tn
vison is lost 10 darkness silence reigQs
the curtain droOps, aud all is ended in tn
sleep, the forgetfulness and the insensibilit
f the grave.
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AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following named persons are authorized
agents for the Advocate-to receive subscrip-
tions, advertising or Job work, take. pay there
for and give receipts.
Wilcox. A. I. ALDKIcn, J. L. BRowS.
Kane.-FRANK w. MKRcE.
Johnsonsburg. rg.--1sAAc HAGAN.
st, NaIys.-CnAs. McVEAE.
Centrsville.-HoMrR B. LEACH, Maj. BURKE
Caledonia.-W. P. Smith, b. A. WEED.
Bennezette.-JoHs c. BARD, J. ". BEowN.
Shawmut.-JoHS FARRER.
Spring Crcek.-A. W. IRWIN.
Highland. ELLoTHoRPE. ,
Horton.--D. C. OYSTER, n. NJ BRccKwAY.
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A GREAT JouRNAL.-Ilearth and Home is a
weekly illustrated Agricultural and Fircs!de
Journal, Of sixteen handsome pages. devoted to
the interests of Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit grow
crs and Florists. Edited by Mr.. Donald G.
Michel, assisted by a large corps of practical
Agriculturists. The Fireside department edited
by Harriet BcccLcr Stowe; assisted by Mrs
Mary L. Dodge, with Grace Greenwood, Madame
lie Vert and other abb e contributors. Terms fol
lsG9 Single copies 81, invariably in advance
} copies $40; 3 copoies SIS. Any one sending
: Si5 for n club Of fifteen copies (al at one time,
will receive a copy fr(s. Address Petingill
Bates & Co., Publishers, 81 Park Row, New
Yolk.
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From the Lhron,ele. Pittsburg, Pa.

HoofLAsD's GERMAN EIrTErs.-There is
probably no disease to which "human flesh is
heir" that is more distressing in its effects
than that of Dyspepsia, and kindred Diseases
arising from disorders of t!.e Liver and Diges-
tive Organs, and it is this fact, probably, which
has caused the preparation of the American
remedies new before the public. Among these
remedies are DR.. Hoofand's German Biters,
which has Seen prominently before the public
for years, and which has received the highest
testimonials from thousands Of our citizens,
who have tested its eficiency in diseases of the
character referred TO. 1t has also rec eived the
highest commendation from Phyucians who
have used it in their practice with complete
success. The Hoohand's Bitters is a stricsy
medicinal preparation, and contains 70 alcohol,
rum, or whiskey.
HoorLAND's GERMAN ToN.c.-Isa a conbina-
tion of all the ingrsdiente of the Bi'ters, with
pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise, &c. 1t
is used for the same diseases as the Bitters, in
ases where an Alcoholic Stimulant is neces-
"-r. 1t is preparation ofrsre medicinal value,
and most agreeable to the palate. Principal
Office, 63l Arch St., Philad'a Pa. Sold every
where by Druggists and others.
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DIED.

On Monday morning dec. 2S) last at the
residence of John Thompson of Fox township,
James Reeceman aged SO years 10 months and
26 days.
Mr.. Reeceman was one of the Pioneers of
the county, having emigrated here in the year
1917. lie was born near Baltimore Md, and
from there he came to Brash Valley, Center
County, when he was married For several
years he was miller at the Spring Mills FIGURING
Mills, and thence he came to this county and
settl d near Centcrvile, near which place he
has lived over fifty one years. He was an
industrious, honest, and good citizen leaving O
| host of friends to mourn their loss.
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THE DEMOCRATS HID A PAalY.
AR" Hans Breitmann's Party"

Der DEMOCRATS hat party,
1t vas in dis campaign,
Dey felled in lofe init a neegur frau,
Her name vas Matilda Yane,
Und nit dis frau und creenpacks,
Nit Blair und Seymour too
Dey dought dey CLEAN out shihral Krant.
Und Shplit his copf in two
Der DEMOCRATS hat a party,
1dells you it cost him dear,
Und ven dey hat der mcetn-speech,
Ter vas de Lager Bier
Und vencfer dcy knocks de shpicket in.
De poys dey gif cheer
Idnks dat so vine psrty
Ncfer COON to het dis year.
Der DEMOCRATS hat party,
Uud all vas Souse und Brouse,
Ven de Rebels coomed in, de company
Did make demselfs to house;
Dey Schmoked on de vonce onpleasantness,
Und feexed it allies vine,
Und washed der lcetle pccziness down,
Nit Bclmont's Neckarwcin.
Der DEMOCRATS hat q party,
Dey all cot trocnk as pigs,
Dcy put der mouts to de parrel of bier,
Und cmptied it oop nit schwigs
Und den dey gisscd Matilda Yane,.
Und she schlog'd dem on de kop,
Und de barty ited nit dable-legs,
Dill de Rebublicans made EN- shtop.
De DEMOCRATS hat barty,
We're ish dat barty now?
We're ish de lofely golden cloud
Dat float on de mountains PROV?
Und Blair, der Mephistophelcs.
Dc shtar of de shprts light p
All goned away nit de Lager Bier
Away in de ewigkeit
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LOOK HERE !
WATCHES, JEwELRY & sILvERwARE.

WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
(tHARLES HOLES, Practical Watchma
I ker, Jeweler and Engraver, Ridgway,
Elk county, Pa. The subscriber begs leave to
announce to the citizens of Ridgway and
vicinity that he is prepared to do all work in
his line on short notice and at reasonable
rates in the very best manner. Shsp in H..
S. Thayer's Store. Special attention paid to
engraving.
He has also on hand large assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware
which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
Give him call ncy7'67lf.
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LICENSES.

Notice is hereby given that the fl'o
named persons have filed their applies
for Licenses in my Office to Jan. Se,siuu.
as required by the act of Slst March lSiC.
l. Grove G. Messenger, Store, Ridgwa.
2. Leonard Cook, Tavern, Ridswsy.
8. NJ. V. Moore, Tavern, RidgwaT
4. Francis Gill, Eating House, Fox.
g. d. c. Oyster, Tavern Horton.
G. John Koch, Tavern, Fox.
T. David Thayer, Tavern, Ridgway.
s. John lIanscom. Tavern, Bene2oto.
8. John King, Store, Jay.
10, Jacob Biberger, Store, st. Mary
IL. Thos. Zimmet, Tavern, 81. Mars.
II. A. Fochtman, Tavern, ST. Ms,ls.
l3. Jos. Windfelder, Tavern, st Mays
II. c. II. Volk, Tavern, st. Marys.
10. w. Geies, Eating House. St. Mary'
l6. Geo. Whitman, Eating House. ST. NJ Us.
II. Ed Blinzler, Eating House st. Marc.
lS' Jno. Healy, Tavern, Ridgway
19. JOS. Wilhelm, Store St, Marys.
20. VIM. Zelt, Tavern, st. Marys.
2l. Patrick Shannon, Eating House, ST..
Marys.
%. II. b. Leach, Tavern, Fox.
%. j. F. Martin, Tavern, Fox.
a. John Vaughn, Tavern, Fox.
25. Geo. P. Devling Eating House, Jones.
26. b. L. Morey s. John Conoughton, Tav.rn
Benezette.
! GEO. A. RATHBUN, C'.rt.
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nj the Kersey House in Centrevile during Il
fight between four or five young men, John
lcahey and Patrick Sullivan were stabbed by
man calling himself Kelley. Leahey's in
Jury was the more dangerous as one of the
arteries was cut causing dangerous homorrh-
age. Both are doing well and will soon be able
TO be out. Kelley was arrested AMI is in jai
awaiting tr' al
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Jay Township, Dec 23d 1868.

EDITOR Adrocdte SIR My house two story
frame building was destroyed by fire yes erday
Monday Dec 2lst. The fire is supposed to have
orgi mated near the auc in.the garrett. At the
time Of the fire there was no one at the house
except my wife and four small children, conse'
qnently there was not much saved. If any of
your readers feel disposed to contribute a little
it will be thankfully received. Lows about
81 200. L. N. Briggs.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

CURE FOR FoUNDERED uoRsEs.-Take
a lump of alum, the size of walnut, pows
der it and dissolve in warm water. The
horse must be drenched with this liquor
aud it will throw him into prolusc rcrs
piration, aud he will soon be as we'll as
ever it should oe done as soon as you as.
certain his condition. So says an ex'
change.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08
Glh County Diretturp,

COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Jud ge-R. G.. White.
Additional Law Judge II. W
Williams.
Associate JudScs-E. c. Schultze
Jesse kyler.
District Attorney. X. ?. HALL
Sheriff-James \. Malone.
Prothonotary, &c.-G. a. Rathbun.
Treasurer--Claudius V. Gillis.
Co. Superintendent-Jamcs Blakely.
Commissionors-H. Warner, j. W
Taylor, Louis Nollmor
Auditors-Clark Wilcox, Byron j
Jones, Jacob McCaulcy.
County Surveyor-Geo. Walmsley.
TINE OF HOLDING COURT.
Second Monday in January,
Last Monday in April.
First Monday in August.
First Monday in November.
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FIRB.-On Wednesday 30th ult., the dwell
ling house Of " 7. French on Depot street
in this borough, was destroyed by fire. The
furniture was saved. The fire caught from a
defective stove pipe.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

AT religious meeting among the blacks
a colored preacher requested that some
brother should pray. Thereupon half wit.
Nose commenced string OF words entirely
without meaning. At this tho pastor
raised his head and inquired, " Who dat
praying? Dat you, brudder Nose /? You
let somebody pray dat's acquainted wild de
Lord"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

ITs Coon EFPECrs ARR fhKNANEST.-In This
it differs from all hair dyes. BY its use luxur-
lent growth is guaranteed, natural colo: and
gloss arc restored. One trial will cause You to
say this of Mrs. A. Aliens Improved "e''
style Hair Rcstorer or Dressing in one bottle.
Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

AMONG the enormous estates lying loose
to be claimed by American citizens, is the
Alberston estate in Holland, said to be
worth fifty million dollars.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

MODERN science is literally making
" the desert to bios ON as the rose in the
great desert Of Sahara. In 1860 five
artesian wells had been opened, around
which vegetation thr,es Iuxur'antly; 3O,-
900 palm trees, and 900 fruit trees we're
planted, ard two thriving villages estab
lished. At the depth of little over FIVE
hundred feet, and underground river or lake
was struck, and live fish have been thrown
up, showing that there is large body OF
water underneath.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

ALL Disease is fed by impure blood
" Macamoose is the only remedy that has
been found that will radically purify the blood
and restore it TO q healthy condition.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

Coon ADyicE.-An exchange very aprrorri-
atcly remarks that every poor laboIing man
should buy himself. a town lot-get that paid
for and then work to add the necessary improve
mcnts-a little here and little there will in due
time produce you a home of your own, and
place you outside Of the landlords grasp. Re-
member that $50 a year saved in rent will in
very few years pay for your own home and the
money it costs you 10 move and shift about, will,
without any loss of furniture and of time, pay
the interest Of a five hundred dollar judgment
against yonr pro- crty until you can gradually
reduce it TO nothing You can all buy in that
way-why do you not risk it? If you fail you
are no worse Off you Succeed. as any careful
man is sure to do, you have made a home and
established a credit equal to another which will
start you in business.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

CoNrtSusD STorY We commence. this week
the publication of an interesting story, which
will run through several numbers. Now is a
good time to subscribe for the -ddeocote.
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Nav CITIzEY.-It will be seen by advertise
ment ia another column. that II. c.
krumme, has become resident of Ridgway.
and intends to practice medicine. DR.. X, is
graduate OF the National Medical College
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I. O. G. T.

The Regular meetings of Ridgway Lodge
No 25G, held every Wednesday evening al
their Lodge Room.
HkSRY A. PARsoS s, Jr., Secy.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

SocrApLR-The Good Templars' sociable
will be held at Mr.. Ira Wil.is' residence
next Thursday evening general invita-
tion is extended.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

SMALL MATERIAL.-The editor Of the Louis
vile Democrat, in his valedictory, says: ''The
worst sin / have on my conscience is helping
to make great men out Of very small ma
tcrial." =
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

CAR DUnsED.-An oil car took fire this
morning at Whistletown, but by the exertions
Of the Rail Road hands, there was but one car
burned
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

OrR TBrMs 1t will be seen by our adver
tised terms, that we require pay for the psper
IN advance. We hope our friends will remit
80 us without delay. Those attending court
next week will find it an excellent time to call
and pay.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-01-08

A GENTLEMAN. endowed with great
deal of brass, desires to meet with a lady
possessing a corresponding amount of tin.
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Car Time at Esidgtcay.
Elk Lodge, A. Y. NJ

Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
held Tuesday evening, ON or before the full
moon of each month. once every two weeks
thereafter. J. X. WIIITMORE. Sec'y.
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n WHY MRS SMITH HAVE You HEARD THE NEws'

Sandwich Mrs. Huce5oom
heard Mrs Spndh Mrs Spg tohe day. that ws when she
Rg the sights she called Thomas warcms and OF all the
bd she that that young man showed her
NOR thirty different chairs goodness she didn't say that she
every bby why they and
be put And then the different
styles of
BEDSTEADS Tables BUREAUS AND HASHS4ANDS,
SPRiNG-SEDS
MATTRESSES AND LOUNGES;
he had Lounges and Brackets and lrees and what
Bng only don't believe such uH
be all but this was the most wonceIn
Cause want to buy furniture any your
paroniSe the tablshmentof
| v1n1f II H. THOMAS, Ridgway Pa.
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LIST OF Causes set down for trial at 'sluary
Term 1869, commencing Monday, January
llth, 1863.
/, Bell vs.. Werner, etal.
2. Lawrence, ct al VS.. Luhr, ct al.
3. Mayhood, ct al VS.. Crispen, eli NJ.
A. Shawmut Coal Co., VS.. Hyde Reed.
8. Hyde & Reed VS.. Woodbury..
g. Reed VS.. Breeden, ct al
7. Markert vs. Butler & Stearley.
GEO. A. RATHBUN, Proth
Ridgway, Dec. 18th, 1868.
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ATTENTION MILL.OWNFRS

DLACKSMITH'S CARPENTERS AND
I'D joiners tools for sale " cheaper than
the cheapest" at the ST. Mary's Hardware
Store (noy2S'6T.)
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ON and after MONDAY, NOV. 25th,
~ the trains on the Philadelphia s. Erie
Railroad will run as follows
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The Advocate has the largest eirculaI
the county, and is the best advertising nj
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FH1LADELT HIA g. ERIE RAILROAD. .
WINTER TIME TABLE.

Tn rugh anil Dired Route Jetpeen
Fhiladelphid, Baltimore HarriS-
Gurg, UtHiamsport, and the
G. R E A T OIL R e G. I O N
of Pennsylvania.
e L Il G A n T SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.