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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-29
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(t0UMT PECCLANAFinN -n4rrrss.
I Toe iiJn. l.. y. NsrH ~. 'y ast..r
"-e, and Hens f. 4. >caa,,.- 4. Il O.! .,.-
tI.t. As>nc.rt.A ju"gp 81 The t,u.t ii
'.,I cr *,ss.uUs rrE.t.s' Enu.j. ''rHi
,vI Ietruuri u.J 'i'It'-I Ja.i IT,. ~
'; ,tcu'rl n!c "a sac. olH"r "narSr, a
a County .! Ia ~ ti.r'r p'a '.ps' - ,n.
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I'll fr the County ol ! +. ng "a Sccaa
aonLes 0l J.husry, I>tl, iLr':'.I: the o..
'ly Ui the mouth, aah to con- hue a,r wI,A,
.oti'e ls hereby gwen 20 e." cH"on'I
us.tcc- OF the Peace. ant huH>t,pes e..
Al tnu ty, tnat thry are hy trr,a pes
nIs cun'dAniej to be- hen .H4 t%cse, ul
;l,ir piOpAr persons, ut tea q o.Hc' \. u.
II sahi dpv, with iheir TU.ts. !tc1iuz ans
acquisitions. aEi othrr rvmtnth ncJs. Il
10 those taIngs w"'ch their .iI:'s rpPcr
un Ia be done. aud ihaC ali .ju~ .cts o
,Itd County, maze returgs Of al Yec0 InI-
Einc,s enIered ITO Before them, - tn,
Nlrik uf the todrt. g. per Act a. Assem-
hi7 OF Ma ch 4tI, 1854. Aud those VIII.
re bound 10 prosecute the prisDnc:S tha
are or lad ne in tbs JAN OF the C"un J
nf ELK, and o b. ia n and these 10 prose
cute AZ iinst them IA shni! bA just
JACuB McGiULEY, hcriE.
Ridgway. Dec. 10, 1870.
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WINTER TINE TABLE.

nNand after MONDAY. DE-. 5ih, 1876,
~ The trains ON tie ph..a le rh.a :
hr.a Railroad W.T. iuuas IolIU~s:
wusIwARn
Mail Train leaves i'h,i,e'rHh,i ? "a = H.
" =" RdcNal e.. go 8 o.
I" " arrive az fi,c....... u g. t..
Erie Exp leaves rhi,"ic'p,I ...i - T.. III
:" k.i1wIy - n "a So
Acc mediation, leaves l,n",a : ~ q 8;
" EdgWay,- "i T. u
arr AT hahe .....8 % T.. Ia.
EAsr"ANU.
MGI Train leaves Erle......... . % 81 u,
" Il d-way......d Ir IA.
d" arrive AT inilld a.. - "a IL.
Erie Express leaves Ehe.....- g uo J.. r
- d: iugWay... % bee D.
q" d" ara: Ph;ladelpn.,.. i .,t T.. Il.
A,e,n'dat'on. leaves an""... T.;u IL,
d" Ridgway ..iU.tj ii. Ia.
- arr at II. Narys i2.oJ IN.
. lervrsSt. Marys 80 a: "a
" Emp1r,u 80 - IN.
- arr at Renuvo...... 80 y. III.
Express, NJ Ill and Accommodates. . It
and west connect nj Cory aud "a
bound ualts and Ma3 accommodation est
at Itr,n.on wl,h the Un Greek aud A.g.
ghepy Liver hal Road.
NM. A. B,LDWII
Gent Sup't
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Railroad and Michel streets. 81.
Aiarys. Pa. Native wirs, good Lager
Beer. etc., consta' tly on Ind. 28
TOHN g. HALL. Attorry si Law. Ridg.
81 Tay. Elk county Pa. [mar.22'66l
JOIN g. hALL-...---......-.-..iAs. *. p. HALL
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-29

BY virtue @! writ Of YEN
aitoni Erponns issued out Of tho Court
Of Common pleas OF Elk County, aud I"
me directed / will expose to sale by pub
lie veudue or oulc;y, at The Court House
10 RidgWay, on
Monday, January 9th, 1871
At one ocInck A. NJ, all that certain
tract or piece OF land 10 the settleGent
of St. Marys, iu Benzluger township
Elk county Pennsylvania, situate On ,he
Benzinger roa /, and bounded and des'
oribed as follows: Beginning at a pos'
On said Beuzinger road, thence porti
two huudred perches, TO crner q
warrant No. 4S6i, thence east hl'y pfr
shss, thence, south two bund'ed per
ches to Benziugsr road, thence wes
fullswing the course of sala road aoou
City perches to the place OF beginnine
containing sixty-five acres, more or les'
being lot numbered one(No ID on tn
Beusinger road, accordipg to the p'a
or PLOT Of the town or settlement OF 3
Msrys. i,
Seized and taken in execution as tt
property Of the Taunerdals Goal Coz
psuy at the suit Of Joseph Wilhem,ar
10 be sold by
JACOB M'CAULEY, Sheriff.
SHERIRF's OFFICE,
1Nsvay, Pa, Dec. l6. 10. I 70
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Monday, January sth, 1871,

at l COCOA l.. Nj tno following CD .b'"
properly 20 VII:
All the nglIt. title. interest, clam NJ.
demand Of tie de!enGri Ii. "nG so su t"''
piece or parcel oi Eu'l si,u.Ia ~ Spr.n.,
Greek tCWu-nip, LIN co'Lty, itnntt ~.
VA boundeu aud uesc' Ii a. i0a9"s:
Beginning at the CIor'cn rser "h'se tia
old equity Lne ,Oo "e>'~,n e""ndry
SAID cuun.J cr"ss'S the eanio; th""''
aoI,b 431o Il. one hw.ci,d AVA setc"t,
three pe.,hcs to u n.ar.", i"cn"' '"l.
y5o / two kuudred auh ssS Ir,cA,s l."
henllock at Cisr.on r.>oi Ga'ico t,v.
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AT SEA.


The night is made for cooling shade,
Eor silence and for sleep;
And wher vas child l laid
Ny hands upon my breast and prayed,
And sank to siumbers deep;
Child-like, as then, lie tonight,
And watch my lonely cabin light.
Each movement of the sTaying lamp
Shows how the vessel reels;
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0 hand OF Cod O lamp Of peace!
O promise os my soul.
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A heavenly, trust my spirit calms,
BY soul is filed with light:
The ocean sings his solemn psalms,
The wild winds chant: I cross my palms,
Happy as if, tonight,
Under the cottage roof, again,
/ heard the soothing summer rain.
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FRk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
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COLUMBIA, S. G.

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Equality Life Insurance Co.,
OF VIRGINIA.

REASONS WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD INSURE N
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PASY OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
lst. II is more LIBERAL to the 1NSU-
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lmid.
DAVID B. CLARK. President.
THOS. II. WYNNE, Vice President.
JOHN Q. WINN. Secretary.
General JAMES Ii. LANE, Actuary.
Dr.F. B: WATKINS, Medical Advisers
DR.. C. II. ". DAVIS, -Ne"''"' -''' =
Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor
DIRECTORS. IL"
J. B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary
r. F. & P. r. r.
WN. J. JOHNSON, of Johnson l. Hunt,
Wholesale GroccrS.
WM. H. POWERS, of Winston & Powers,
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ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Bucking-
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Principal Office 1915 HaIn Street, Richmond, "a
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Attend to YourC Ch;5GrcI,'s Teeth
Ncwberry S. c., Jui5 81.

We are 50 often called on to extract the
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we think it advisable to call the attention Of
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Terms Cash. L. 5. WHALEI,
Mar. ., 9-tf Surgeon Dentist.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF


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Citizens Savings Bank.
OF
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BRANCH At EEHDERRY, c. Il, S. c.
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-<o~--
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OFFICERS.
WN. MARTIN, President.
joHS joHS :: ;: FhdNIk, RhdT1S, Vice Presidents.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Cashier.
6. T. SCOTT, Assistant Cashier.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
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DIRECTORS.
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+. ". McMaster, Columbia.
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STILL In ADVANCE!
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NEW ARRIVALS DAILY.

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ISAAC SULZBACHER,
Columbia Hotel Row.
April 20. l6-tf.
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UNIOW FERTILIZER.
SURE DEATH AND EXTE2MINATION

TO
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second TO none in quality, and, further, that
it is sure death and determination to the
COTTON WORE" "CURCULIo," APPLE
MOTH, POTATO :sUG, TOBACCO WORN,
HOP LOUsE, ARMY WORM,
and all descriptions ofinsect and veTmicular
life which iufeSt and deyasrate the Pianta-
ton, the Farm, the Orchard or the Garden.
PRICE SIS PR Ton.
PAUL G. TRENHOLM,
Commission Merchant,
No. Union Wharvcs.
June 8, 23-tf.
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Bridget, what became of the ta!ow
: 4Scd my boots with this moraing?"
- fried the buchwheats in it," Oh, |
was afraid YOU had wasted il"
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL SUITS OFFICE, MAY Is, 1870.
THE following Schedule for Passenger Trains
will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAN.
leaving Columbia aat.................. 7.45 a. m.
Arriving at Columbia at. .....,......... 41u P. N
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH.
Leaving Columbia at at.............. 75o p m.
Arriving at Columbia at t........... 600 a. %.
THE CAMDEN TRAIS-TRI WEEKLY.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.l
Arrive at Columbia uoO a. m. Leave LOO p. n.
Arrive at Kingville in time to connect with
through mail train South.
II. T. PEAKE, General Sup't.
June Is, 24-tf.
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z EsscDEt- E5ssGE

Being cripple. have made house planning s
epecial study. One built last season bus proved a
model OF convenience beauty. and economy.
Descriptive circulars of Plans, Views, etc. with
general information of value to ALL sent free.
Address. with stamp or script if convenient.
GEO. j. COLBY Architect, Waterbury, Vermont
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'sNe7cr listen to fia,terers, my DEAR"
said mother 10 her daughter. "Why,
mamma, how should I know that they
&c Natterers ualcss listen TO them ?"