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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08
Glh Gountp Direrturp.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judge-L. d. Wetmore.
Additional Law Judge-Iion. Jho. P.
Einccnr.
Associate Judges-E. c. schnltze, Jesse
Kyler.
District AJorncy--J. X. =. Hail.
Sheriir--.Iacuh Mc,aulcy.
Proihpnot .ry DC - red. SchGn;ng.
Trea>urer-t iludius V. Gii,s,
Co. ptrIntcudPnt--Ru lucore.
Conmis~iuners-ll. Warner, Jos. "
Taylor. Louis N0Iimer.
Audiiors--Clark Wilc'x, George D
Messenger, and J:seph Wilhelm.
County Survcyor--Gco " ,imslcy.
JuIy Commissioners --Ueorge Dick
insUn, end Horace Little.
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
Second Monday in january.
Last Monday IN April
First Monday in Augtas.
First Monday in N,yctnher
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08
Constable Malone was called down

Constable Malone was called down
town on Monday evening last, to settle a
little "ouplcasaniness" between a hus-
band and wife. Choice cpithets were
used by the husband, and the melee
ike the weather at that time, was very
stormy, indeed. The night being dark
MIR. NJ. thought he could not bring him
up to entertain him at "Lesser's hotel,'
so he allowed him to remain. He told
the Constable, however, that If he did
not arrest him then, he would arrest his
wife ia the noruiug; and at this writing
Qt being Tuesday morning and both Of
them in town he is, undoubtedly, with
an air Of "injured inuocence," consult
Ing some legal functonary for redress.
LAvER.-Hc found justice-in the
person OF ESQ Mead, who for the threat
eued desertion of his family, after turn
ing them out of doors, held him in $500
Tor his appearance to court. He is now
at the "hotel." The Esq, however, in-
formed him that any arrangements he
might make with the Overseers of the
Poor, he presumed would be satisfacto-
ry to all concerned.
We sincerely hope the gentleman, af-
ter the needless exposure of his domes-
tic troubles, will 50 conduct himself that
order will "reign in Warsaw" hence
forth.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

We have received neatly bound
book from Mum u Co, editors OF the
Scientific american, and Patent Solic-
tors, containing the u. S. Patent Law,
and instructions how to obtain Letters
Patent for New Inventions, and all in-
,tructlons necessary for the use and sale
hereof, together with valuable oalcula-
ions, problems, etc. Everybody sho'd
Aave their book and their paper. Their
address is, Num- & Co., 81 Park Row,
Il. Y. City.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

The Clearfeld journal says, highway
robberies are becoming quite frequent
on the mountain. Two weeks ago We
published an account of the r0bbing OF
MI. Shopc, a short distance beyond
Philipsburg. The Jornat o! that place
last week stated that a man named
Hood Was stopped On the road between
Altoona and Williamsburg By two men,
in daylight, and robbed of sT5. From
the description given, the robbers were
the same scamps VINO relieved Mr.. Shope
OF his money. 1t is pity the sccun-
drels cant be caught and punished.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

CAUTION. Whereas the improp,r con-
duct of my wif3. Roxy, has made it neeces-
sary for self pr oteeliCn, that we live seper-
ate, and thus having left her in possession
Of premises and personal property. here
by forbid all persons trusting her on my
account or purchasing personal property
left with her, as shall pay no debts of
her contracting after this date.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
Ridgvay royenber gath 1870,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08
THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD
ORIODE GOLD WATCHES,
S12, Sl5, $40, $25.


DURING the past tour years our Watches
have been 80 thoroughly tested, that tor
appearance. style Of flash, aud accuracy
of time keeping, the "Gerard Watches
are un nlversaly accedcd to be the best
They retain their briliiancy and color un-
Ill worn out.
aaA If after purchasing and fairly try
ing, any one is not iuly satisfied, we viii
cheerfu!ly refund the money.
psa- They are all Hunting Cases, Gentle
mems and Ladies sizes. Every Watch
guaranteed for time and wear, by SPECIAL
certificate.
49,, A large assortment ''Improvcd Orode'
Chains, ~ TO So. Also, Gentleinea's and
ladies Jewelry in great variety.
MA Beware of limitations. Order d.
rec from US or our authorized agents.
Agents end others applying for circulars
will please enclose three cent stamp lor
pos,sge.
49, Goods sent TO be paid for on delivery.
Customers permitted 10 examine what they
order before paying bilis), on payment oi
Express charges both ways
EsE-When SIX Watches are ordered ut
once, we will send an extra Watch (oi some
kindl free.
erpurchasers residing al some distance
from Express offices, and desiring to save
time and expenses, can have the goods
sent by mai, by remittius-with the order
the amount requirel by p. y. Money
order, registered letter, draft or checS,
payable to our order, at our rak. Addres1
plainly,
JAMES GERAD K Co,
+. o. Box 1921. New i Iork.
So Nassau Street.
r. o.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

Dan. Scull, Esq, and family, of St.
Marys, have moved to Philadelphia.
Mr.. 5. was connected with one Of the
coal companies OF that place for long
lime, and made hosts of friends, all OF
whom will regret his departure.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen tnat Letters of
Administration On the Estate uf Ia. L .
Zimmerman, late OF Fox township, Elk
County Pennsylvania, deceased, have
been granted to the uudesrsi4 ned. All
persous indepted to said Estate are
requested to call aud settle, aud those
having claims againt the Estate will
present them duly authenticated ior se.-
Element. JOHN GREEN,
Administrator,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

Hon. L. d. Wetmore, the new Judge
elect OF the Judicial District, compri-
sed of the Counties of Erie, Warren,
and Elk, was sworn into office in War
rem on NJ onday last, Judge johnson re-
tlring.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08
AD . q 4 s 50
10 THE
NERVOUS T. DEBiLlTATED,
WHOSE SUFFERING HAVE BEEN PRO
TRACTED FROM HIDDEN CAUSES,
AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
PROMPT TREATMENT
TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE
PROMPT TREATMENT

If you are suffering or have sui
tered, from involuntary discharges, v 'a'
effect does it produce upon 'df
general health? Do you feel weak, de
biitated, easily tired Does ltt'a
extra exertion produce palpation Of t'i.
heart? Does your liver, Or urinary
organs, or your kidneys, trequcn'ly
get out Of order? Is your urine 'n''-
INES thick, milky or focky, Or ,r II
ropy en- settling? Or does a th,ce
skum rise to the top? Or is sca"nsua
at the bottom after it has stood awri'';
DO you have spells Of short brc.u'u+
or dyspepsia? Are your bowel. c"r'-
stipated! =! DO you have spells Of ia,,iilz,
or rushes Of blood to the heaJ i.
your memory impaired? Is you, n'i"d
constantly dwcl,ing on the subj. is
you feel dull, listless, moping, ,,ra.l ~
company, Of lie DO YOU via "a IS
alone, to get away from cy>y h,jS.
Docs any little thing make y,n si4.a
Jr jump? Is your sleep b.o.,n ot
restless Is the lustrc of yunr r,s -
brilliant? The bloom of your o" >a 80
bright? Do you eujoy your ia ~''-
cIety as we'll! DO YOU pursl- '-,
business with the same energy -. .,r4
feel as much confidence ln y,,."s,h ;
Are your spirits dali and ii,t.:Iu-,
given 10 fits Of melancholy ii -, ia
not lay it to your liver or 6,>,"4'>.'
Have you restless nights! No1c -,
weak, and have but little apps.,,,,, ~,i
you attribute this to dysp, 81. vr
lIver-comr laiut!
Now, reader, selEabusc, vcncr,l
disease badly cured, and sexual c ser
are ali capable Of producing S,.h..e.,
Of the generatiyo organs. The o,.-su@
OF the generation, when in periecI ~. ,,r,
MAKE the rlau. Did you eyrr ,..a.
that those bold, defiant, env, euc.
perssvering businessmen are a,gaS.
those whose generatye organsu: ia
perfect health ? You nevel na>r
such men complain of being meltn
choiy, OF uorvuusneSs, OF palpatau.m t.,
me heart. Ihey are never afraid 'H"f
cannot succeed In business ; they u 81 =
become sad aud discouraged they ar-
always pOlte and pleasant in com pans
OF ladies, and look you and them rI-hs
IN the iace--noue Of your dUwnoa..
looks or any other mcarness abo~s.
them. L do not mean those, who kec,i
the orsrns inflated by running to excess.
These will not only ruin their constl-
tutions, but also those they do business
with or Tor.
How Nancy men, from badly cured dis.
eases, from the effects of self abuse All
eXcesses, have brought about that state OK
weakness in these organs that ha reduceds
Inc general system 30 much as to induce
almost every other dIseas .-idiDcy, par.
aiysls, spinal affections, suicide, ana almost
every otner form ut disease winch hi..
manly is heir To- aid the real cause o.
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, asl
nave doctored for ali but the right one
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08
Ek Lodge, 4. Y. N

Stated meetings Of Elk Lodge will he
held al their hail on the second and fourth
Tuesdays Of each month.
J. X. WHITMORE, Sec'y,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

The County Commissioners of E II
County will meet at their office, in Ridg
way, on Dec. 10Th
G. II. MCCAULEY, Clerk.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08

Our friend, Dr. b. j. Russ, of St.
Marys, has been appointed Examining
Surgeon for Pensions for the 18th Con-
gressional District.
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Tsmprs Ct Homer ard Temperance.

klktcn Temple, No. s., meets on Thurs
ssy Of each week. ut the Good Templars
Lodge room, over {. V. Gillis' store.
G. Il. SLApE, ~ H.
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t:lk CtOurtl sdretytr
Rates of ADVERTISING.

Rates Of ADVERTISING.
iinr and Ex'rs notices, sao, Gtimes, $500
Auditors notices, EACH, ..................3 90
Coutons and estieys each, 3 times......3 on
Tranaicnt Advertising per suare OF s lines
or less 3 times, or less........2 on
For each subsequent Insertion. ............50
Official advertising for each square OF
liner or less--3 times or less...2 90
For each subsequent insertion. ............50
Professional CARDS. 8 liner, yr...."...6 00
Local notices. per line. one time..........l5
Obituary notices, over lines ....'.. lO
Yearly advertising. one haif column..5o 90
Yearly adveri.sing. oAe column......lU0 90
BlailEs. single quire.. 60
Blnnks, three Quire. re........................2 90
blanks. q qures, per quirc 10
Blanks, over quires per qnire .........l 80
For bank notes subpoenas. summons, cx-
ecutons. warrants. constable sales,
road aid school orders. each per doz.. o5
Handblls. eight sheet 25 or lcss......l so
fourth sheet - or less.,...2 80
q half sheet % or lcss4 30
I" whole sheet % or less.2 90
Over % of each Of above at proportionate
rates.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-08
Fashion Notes,

Alaska sables are distrcssingly fash
ionable.
Laced boots are taking the place Of
bu.toned.
Postillion waist are more il fashion
than ever.
Chatelaine braids of hair are displa-
cling chigncos.
Open gauntlet sleeves are worn in
street costumes.
The gypsy hat with a low crown is
the hat of the season.
Passementerie and triuges will be
generally adopted as the season advan-
ces.
Scotch linsey Of bottle green color,
is the most popular weather costume for
ladies.
Silk and velvet are used in almos,
eqsal proportions in the fabrication oi
| ladies dresses.
Erglish caliskin gloves of chalk slatt
color, long and two-buttoned are now
sorn for demi-toilette.
Bows Of cherry or garnet silk cut on
the bias aud fringed at the edge ar,
more tasbionable than ever.
Pretty belts, with postilion sash ind,
and lappels in front, Stimulating ves'
'ront, are becoming very popular.
The most fashionable color for dresse,
re bottle green, olive green, msroor
plum color, garnet brown, and dark blu,
Ia fine weather a piece of plain o.
iotted black net is now worn folded
around the neck, ia the same way blu,
wells were worn last season.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-31

Consignmepts of fos,sn collected. Baeglng,
Ties aud all other merehshdiss farnished al ~
lowest market rates. Liberal cash adsnsse-
nenis made on cotton In store or IN transit
ol-6m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-31
FilE HCNDRED THOCSlND
NOW IN USE.
Ecery Family
sIDulD FAYE ONE.

Aaer sixteen wears o. exrcricpce we ere
prepared 10 furnish a better Mschiuc tor III,
purpose Of e. m'ly stving rhrr any other
The qualities which recommend his Ma.
c'iuc are
Isl. Durability. Il will Las, longer than
any other Machine
"a. Economy Of ihrcah
Ri. simplicity ane thoroaghncSs Of cons,ruc
ton.
ith. It has no shuttle and makes the Inrk
Stitch.
9Th. Beauty and clasti.tty Of stitch, alike on
both sides of the fabric spwed
9th. Strength, armness and durability of scam
that will not ravcl
7th. lts wide range Of application to purpo.
Fes aud mnterifL
81. Gomroeiness and elegance of model 40,
fnish.
9th. Speed aud crse Il ohcration and man
agcment and 1uicincss Of movement
10th. 1t has fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine, table included.
llth II has fewer pieces exposed To wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
l2tn. II is the most simple in construction,
and easiest adnptcdto d ifercnt kind. Of work;
ii can be changed iron course to fne. or
from FINE work 10 coarse, where n change NJ
needle, thread, length Of stitch and tension
are tcquirad, in less time than any other
machine.
g. m Is DEsERvEBLY THE
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-31


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-31
Administrations Mntirc.

Whereas Lcttcu Of administration upon the
Estate Of Milton NJ, Fowler deceased, were
granted 10 lhf undersigned, at the October
Term 1870, ofibe Chan,ery Court Of Panola
County Mississippi. Nav ~ pefsina having
claims against Tho Estate Of said deceased are
requested 10 ,Shibit HE same, aud leto them
registered tn The nhnner and within the time
prescribed by law or they will be forever barred
". ". CALDWELL.
vg4g. at.f Administrator. d,
no-l2-G-t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-31
Executors Sale Of Lands.

Pursuant 10 We power vested In me by the
viii of Sarah smith, deceased, lnte Of Pamela
county, /, ippi and written authority 10
me by the deyi4ees ulhgr said will. | will on
MONDAY, JANUARY 80, 1871,
In front OF the ooort-house door Of said county.
between tho honrsof 2oelock IN. and o clock
p IN, sell Ut puhlie sale to the highest bidder
on n credit OF ~ months, from day OF sale,
with interest liom sale al 10 per cert. per an.
nun, The whole of section Land No. ~. In
township 9 o raege 0 west in said county,
There are tho following improvements en- the
section, WIS About l25 acres hoiiom land
cleared and mostly in Guilty. ton double log
dwelling, several cabins, discern, orchards, aud
there is a clubhouse tha, belongs to the ORIGINAL
trae. snpposed 10 be upon this %seelion. Abcul
Que halt " The lrrri i. botloh, Tie other IN .Ae
hills, and ali the wild land well iimbercd.-
This land lilo, near Coldwaler BlnHs A deed
will be- givss 10 purchaser and purchase money
scruted by derd trust ON the lard.
JAMES L. FLETCHER.
Fzi of said lecesassd.
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Executors sale Of n valuable
Plantation.

ny virtue o. authority VISITED In me MS Ex-
ccutor Of the viii of Sarah Smith, dtccased,
late Of Pamela county, Mississippi, and aa-
thorify iron the deyisees and iegstees In wri-
ting, viii, on Tuesday, the
9th day Of December, 1870, 4
oil al pablic auction to the highest bidder, a
The dser Of the court. house Of ssiltonufy, on
e credit o ftwelye months from the day fsaie.
one IRON SAFE and ccrtif, ate for 20 shares
oil STock inihe Miss. i Tenn, r. n. Company
the southern halfof section No. 30. tow nship q
rapg- 0. And all Of section 10. 81, township
., range . In said county.
The improvements consist of deullc leg
dwelling, several cabihF, ~cistcrn. good peach
snd Spple orchard. good in house, etc, And
aboltias acres cIeafet. q large poftitn In cal
~tiration, about $40 acres in rich bottom land
and all wild land well rimbered. II lics near
Askew's Blnf on Geld Water risen t9Ae land
will be sold il divisions 70 r,iit purchasers Pnr-
chaser. will be required forgive note with cool
security bearing ten per cent. inierxt from
date securd w dred Of tiusf on tie hand for
purchase money--ihe personality FIR cash.
JAMES |. FLETCHER.
iA3ts ~ Exeeaton
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The celebrated Improved
Csu1tAED
Oroide Gold Watches.
$40, siS, $40. sss.

&
bsiag 'hs poet tsaf year, srr sssekss A--.
heta 81 thofaushlv tested That fof spp~afsnc.
stvie ~ hulsh. snd seesficy ~ rms-kespins,
Gerard Watches are universally ser~dsd 10
bf lhe hc't. They retain i~fr bfiliizney AID
paisi nniil worn OF.
rse- i ansr rarsh sinF md fairly trylnr.
ans unei i No, fully atlshsd, Va viii eherriully
Ieiuud the money.
EzS- They arc ali n Hunting Cases Gentle
meu > and Ladies' slsey ivory Watch ruur.
cnteed fortune aud wear, Wy s~erlrl certificate
ffs~A large assortment "infprosed oroiie'
Chains ttos Also Gentlemcni sand Ladies
J~ewslry Ia great variety.
ra1-Bewarr OF limitations Order direct
from rs ~ out authorized nr cuts. Agents and
others applying for circulars will please enclose
three teri stamp for postage.
ma Good seat 10 he piid foe on delivery.
Customers permitted to ~rxmh.ins what t,ry or
ser ee'ooc paying b.llsl'n paymss, Of sEpress
charges both Ways.
nSa.. When six Wsiehe, are or Tered al orce,
We vail send m extra Watch tof sans kind
free #fNHW
tn Purchasers residing at some distance
from Express Offices, aud dcsiiing t0mTe tins
and expenses can 1--we the goods sent By
mail, by r%smitting with the order the amount
required ny Post Master. Aonsy order regis
tered letter, dran or check, payable to osr o.
der, at our risk.
The Gerard Watches give invariably ,stis>
faction for time asd weas--xsw York Dy
Book.
Atholvghly reliable firm, and goods are a.
representa- - pemeyegs uemocrat
We recommend the "Gerprd wsishcs' in
preference ioalI oths's sfthe "0roids" In mar
ket-f y. Daily Eers.
Adde'S. plainly, M ~a4sss ai
JAMES GERARD 4 Co.,
r. o. Rox 1891, New York
IS Nassau Street.
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Chanfery Notice.

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela Couaty.
n In the Chancery Court sfsaia Consfyia
vacation before The CLERK Of said Court, ut bis
office in the iown . fPunola, the 10Th day Of
November 1870.
af.f#aA No. atl. g8
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DIR. RuSSELLT
Septennial
Medical Iassti sse
~ North Cou,f strest ifmpliis.g

siate Of Teunssxee. 1, : 1e~saii,,i 1920. -
,be treatment N r~atleufs. al issr.rs;s-.;w
,he ,be,,ry ,pd ~prsefles N ~
ChamicalIreetmen ~ 1eGIo16
It 10 Divided into the foIls~Isg dtpsftntstk
FrxALx DspkssrBsT I'm tkis deyefsnDkeat
every eom ,Isint known ii seAan II tfe93<f
with savarying susrsss. 49,
CAsern bsfssrxxsr ACs nstfssuStSnSrt
IRE here rufcd iH a~is<ty<igkt vkxes
.v.xv L,,u.,sSd sssa n5 NJ SN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-23
Stowe.

---Iu our "card colump" this week may
be found the announcement of DR.. L. NJ,
Bingham, who takes the place of DR.. SUIT
ton at Stowe. DR.. B. is a son of r. T.
Bingham of Fletcher, and, we are in
formed, has taken thorough course in
medicine and surgery at the Vt, Univer-
sity, Bellevue Hospital, N. Y, and other
places, and is we'll qualified to treat dis
eases according to the best approved meth
DDS. He has good collection of surgical
instruments and library of modern med
ical works. ,r...
DR.. Sutton will 90 to Monktou, and re-
sumo practice there. i
Winter is at hand. One sleigh was
seen out Sunday, which reminded us of
cold weather.
There is to be Thanksgiving Ball
at Browns hotel, lower village, Wedncs-
Gay Eve, NOV. Z0d.
The Good Temp!ars are to throw open
their doors to the public next Saturday
evening, Nov. Goth. The entertainment
will consist Of paper" poem, select
reading, recitation, defamation, music, &c
A cordial invitation is extended to all who
are interested in the cause of Temper
ance. ..... ...
Two men at work on a building near
the Notch, fell from the roof to the
ground. One had wrist broken and the
other injured, while the other had his
side badly mutilated.
Rev. Mr.. Wood, (Advent), from
Springfield, preached in South Hollow"
last Sunday. a.....
"A boy Is years old, named Ira Ses-
sions, living with Sylvester Sears, was
sent to take the children to school on the
Of the 18th inst, and instead of
returning with the team, started for parts
unknown. He was traced as far as Wa
terbury River Westinghouse, but up to
last Friday had not been heard from.
MIR. Joseph Pine and family, former
residents of this town. have removed to
Rev. D. Dixie and wife will
reside with them.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-23
Belyidere.

business is very prosperous. Sever
al new buildings are being erected and
others are in repair. ..Drtat.
phineas Carpenter is building conf
modious new dwelling house.
Judge Potter and son are finishing off
blacksmith shop and furniture room.
Thomas Shattuck is repairing his dwell
ing house.
q. W. A, Leach has sold his farm TO
Messrs. Hull, who have moved upon and
commenced improvements. Mr.. l.. has
moved into widow Carpenters's house in
Waterville.
Hollis Woodwork has sold his share
in the grist mill to j. Dodge, and moved
to Underhill.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-23

Horace King of Thompsonvillo, Ct,
will soon issue work of 66S quarto pages,
entitled "The Light of the World, or the
Fountain of Religion" containing the life
of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior
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The European War.

- Things are getting mixed i'll Europe
Russia is getting tired of the treaty BY
which she agreed not to send any ships OF
war into the Black Sea, besides she wants
to take advantage of the Frapco-Prussian
troubles to gobble up the Turkish Empire.
England being party to that treaty will
assist Turkey, and to that end, is making
preparations for war. Austria and Italy
think that France has been whipped
enough, and have joined with England to
stop the war. There is likely to be gen.
eral ''muss" unless Congress Of the ma
tions, which has been proposed, can settle
the difficulty. Austria will also assist
Turkey in case Of war with Russia.
The bombardment of Paris has not COM
menced yet, and affairs in France are not
much changed.