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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30
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WASHINGTON, April 26.-TLore y now
eH!rcnt and almost certain prospect Of an
Indian war All ices received aad tce-
glaphed, supplemented by still more start
ling news, ofllcia and Unofficial were re-
cCiged to-day at ,Ae AcalI I@aitor5 .! he
army Within one mouth twenty thou
sand Sioux are expected on the war path
These with allies of Cheyenne and other
northern tribes will make a formidable
force. The cause is as usual. The failure
Of the Government to live up to the treaty
tipulations. The Indians say that they
having been neglsected the past winter,
they intend to avenge themselves ,his sum-
mer. In view Of a threatened eAict, and
also to keep sharp watch on the Red
River difficulties, General Sheridan decided
several days ago to establish his headqLar-
ters on the first Of May at Pembina, in the
northern part of Minnesota. The Seven
tc c:nth and Fourteenth regiments, infantry,
were ordered to Sioux city, Iowa, with al!
despatch The former regiment has been
stationed in Virginia, and the latter in
Kentucky and Tennessee. The shifting Of
these regiments from points so remote, to
the very heart Of the Iudlan country, is
sufficiently cminous, together with the
movement already chropicled of five com
panies OF the Seventh cavalry to Fort Hays
for active service under General Custer
1t seems not all unlikely. judging from tenol
current and the despathes from the fal
west that the administration Is to have for
ced upon it an advance of further legislation
by Congress, the responsibility and expcns'
of one of the most serious conflicts yet in
itiated with the savages Of the plains.
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NEWS TN 5I7LT.

The trees are putting forth their tender
leaves dlhoPe.
Trout are plumper than usual, this
spring
Italy is sending an exploring expedition
to Abyssinia.
The new five cent pieces are coming into
circulation.
Ten years is the Maryland tariff for prize
fighters.
The new hotel-fever RACES faarfully at
Easton.
Gardens ale being prepared for the re-
cepticn Of seeds.
Cincinnati pays $4,000 a month for
street cleaning.
The world uses 250,0OO,O0o pounds of
tea each year.
Rousevile is to have fire Department,
and new school
Cory has organized military company
called the Coory Guards.
The Canadians are still in state of alarm
about the fenians.
A state dinner in China consists of fifty
two courses.
The drumaers Of the country aggtegate
nearly $4,000.
The next cotton crop is expected TO ap-
proximate 4 100000, bales.
General Thomas had $4,000 insurance
on his lie in one company.
There are said to be 100000 French
, CauadiaUs in the United States.
Massachusetts, is TO submit woman suf-
frago to The people.
Seize your oysters now. The season will
soon be over.
Jefferson county. Ohio, has just erected
soldiers monument.
Three colored men have been summoned a:
jurors in Newark, n. j.
The city of Portland, Me-, owes more
than the State Of New Hampshire.
Killing Chnamau in Nevada is nov
made pehitentiary offence.
Cincinnati is to have a grand hotel cqua
to any on the Continent
Summer is coming on apace, and ice
cream, etc will soon soon be in order.
Only five persons were killed in Russi
last year by railway accidents.
There are 2,20O employees on the pay
rolls of Mr.. Stewart's uptown store.
In Massachusetts it is proposed to col
lect tax bills at the polls.
The Pennsylvania Reserve Associatio
will meet at Lockhaven on TIE 9TH Of May
The widow of Sir John Franklin arrive
in San Francisco by steamer on the I3i)
inst, having gone thither for the purpos
of satisfying herself as to the autherticit
or correctness Of the reports published sew
eral months since relative to the discover
on the soutt ern coast of certain document:
which seemed to promise another cule t
her husbands fate.
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GAEs 54!NS.

Government has determined to put a
stop TO wholesale smuggling on the south.
western frontier, known as Free Bell. The
Secretary, finding the Revenue Department
unable to exercise surveillance over the
whole frontier, Issued an order disconlinu-
ING certain routes for expectation of mer-
cEandi2e, iu boud and mixed. If neces-
sary, he will forbid expectation entirely
This breaks up depots hitherto head-quar-
ters for the smuggling.
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Ths fifteenth Amendment Celebration.

Ths fifteenth Amendment Celebration.
Tuesday was gala day in Harrisburg
and Philadelphia. Fornys Pteas says:
The celebration of Tucsdoy, which en-
phasizcs this great event OF our day, was io
every way success. Tie Colorcd people
Of Philadelphia made most favorable i'm
preston on their ielDw-citizens, and fully
vindica!ed all that their fricuds have claim
ed for them. 1t is safe to say that even
the bulk Of the Democracy will join in
commehdation of their behavior on this
critical occasion. As good citizens-order-
ly, sober, intclligeut-they have proved
their right to rank with any other class.
1t is also safe to say that no political de-
monstration Of edual size ever took place in
Philadelphia. with less danger to the peace
and property of the citizens.
eeeing how well the colored people have
lneri,el their great franchise, how worthily
they have worn Tie new honors IF citizen
ship, We seize this occasion to press home
on the young men Of Pennsylvania the les
son Of the scene. Last Tuesday was the
end of the Democratic party. 1t has passed
cut of history BY the very law OF history,
aud can 10 more claim the allegiance of an
intelligent man. This party hardened its
heart and followed after the people whom
God was leading, and lis late is already
written onco in history: Aud Israel saw
the Egyptians dead upon the sea shore"
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How They Know the Yankee.


One day last fall says a writer, in com
pany with an eminent clergyman of Lon
don, was making my way toward the
Thames Tunnel when we were stopped 10y
an ihnerant vender otpictures, who seemed
to know my companion. "Buy some OF
these pictures of the public buildings OF
London, sr," he said, "and you can give
them to your American friend to take home
with him" / was in a hurry-.but my
wonderment would have stopped me if
had been running to fire.
"lIov in creation did you know that
was an American ?" / asked.
"Why, l couldn't mistake Mat,' the
p'cuture seller replied with quiet laugh.
you're American ali orer."
purchased picture, and then asked
him to explain himself.
81 would know you by your soft beaver
hat" he said. "That's all American fash
ion"
"Well-:f it we're not for that?"
lie glanced down at my feet
"Your boots would betray you, Nobody
bat Americans wear square toes
"Well--what else p
Your chin whiskcrs, Englishmen al
ways wear the mutton-chop style"
"Well--auyihing more 2"
'If you won't be offended, sir?'
"Not at all am seeking for informa-
ton
"T should lnow you BY your thin, peaked
face"
DWELL, my friend said fancy you
are at the end Of your catalogue now. Sup
pose that | wore a stiff, hgh-crowned hat,
round tocd boots, muton-chopped whskcrs
and had face as red and chubby as any
in Britain would you be able to know me
for an American then?'
',Certairly should, as soon as I heard
you speak, the fellow triumphantly answer
ed. You Americans invariably commence
every sentence with a rcN.'
My English friend laughed long and loud
at the mans adroitness.
Il believe he is more than half right he
said. "See if your nationally is not detcc-
ted everywhere you 90
1t was even so. In Paris I was imp0r-
tuned to buy photograph Of La Fayette,
because he was re friend OF all Americans;'
iu Genoa a dirty vagabond was clamorous
to exhibit to me the house where Columbus
was born, because he discovered the sig
nor's great couutree;' any at Alexandria
the climax was capped by ragged little
dccenaa,,t Of the PharaoLs, who besought
him to tahe a ride On his donkey. Strong
donkce - first donk ee--nice Yaukte Doodle
donkoc!' was his irresistible appeal, in the
only English words he knew
So it seems that the individual Ameri-
can is known all over the world
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FOB ccN52ESs.

Below we give,the letter of G. ". SEQ
field, our member of Congress, cUnscntin2
to be candidate for reelection. We be-
leve that Elk County will be pleased with
this, and we presume there will be little or
no opposition in the other counties of the
District.
In reply to Messrs G.. ". Andrews, +.
\. Weaver, o, c. White, Hon. Isaac g.
Gordon aud others, OF jefferson County, lie
says
WAsUINGroN, y. c., April II, 1870.
GENTLEMEN II have received your let
ter Offering to favor my re nomination, and
asking permission to announce me as can
didate. | thank you for the fatterng man
ner in which you refer to my past public
services. 1t is gratifying to learn that my
efforts to properly fulfill the duties of my
position have received the approval Of the
citizens OF the District.
There will be new apportionmunt Of
tha State into Congressional Districts next
year OF the present appOrtonment only
one term remains. This term you propose
should serve
The people Of the North, under the in,-
preston that experience adds to the useful
ness of their representatives, seem disposed
to lengthen their former terms of service
So far as know, this is the sentiment oi
our District. In answer to your letter
therefore, | will say, that greatful for this
new mark of confidence, shall accept re-
nomination, if rendered me by the Repub
lican Convention; but owing to my duties
here, even it otherwise proper, l will bt
unable to make any personal efforts II
secure it. have the honor to remain you
obedient servant.
G. ". ScoFIELD.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1870.

NEW RAIL ROAD ROUTE.-We have
received map of new Railroad Route
called the Rochester aud State Line and its
branches. The route from Rochester
to Mexican county is almost a straight line.
The route is selected from Mexican county
to Ridgway and up Little Toby to Jefler-
son county, there to conuect with the Ale
gheny Vslley Road. Ridgway being on
an air line from Pittsburgh to Rochester
and the only route giving advantage to the
coal and lumber OF this section of country.
We are glad to zee Rochester waking up
to a sense of her duty and interest. This
road would not only furnish her with an
endless amount Of coal, but millions of trade.
The connties of Elk and Jefferson are
rich with coal Of good quality, ; Jefferson
has veins Of bituminous from five to twenty.
one feet thick also vasts amounts Of pine
and bcmock which is bound to invite in
Tanhe7ymen as he cites for tanneries arc
no better in the States.
This route in passing along the Clarion
river will pass many numbering establish
meats which are cutting from two to Eve
millions each per year.
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LOpByiNG wIrn THE LoRD-A CHAP
LAIN MAKES SPECIAL PRAYER very
unusual occurrence took place in the Iowa
House of Representatives few days ago
The Clergyman whose lot it was to open the
days proceedings by implorpg the Divine
blessing, took occasion to pray earnestly
for the passage of a certain appropriation
DILL, which has elected great deal Of in
tercst generally throughout the State. He
informed the Almighty that the State was
abundantly able to afford it. He also sent
heavenward the further information that
the people demanded it and had largely
petiioned for it. He earnestly besought
for the members light grace and strength
to enable them to do their whole duty in
supporting this meritoriops bill. This little
episode-the veriest piece Of clerical cceet-
ricity (not TO characterized it more pointed
! ly) op record-created decided sensation
i'll the House, aud the good Speaker pound
cd away for several minutes with his gaval
before order was restosed.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30
The Oneida Bombay Affair.
G. ". SooFTELD,

The Navy Department has received all
the papers pertaining to the nedia-Bom-
bay affair. Admiral Porter says that after
q thorough investigation of all the facts OF
the case the department is led to the be-
lief that the Bombay is solely and wholely
to blame for the accident. He repels the
charge that the officers of the Oneida were
drunk and carousing in the cabin at the
time and leaving the deck in the charge Of
of midsRipmen. He also says that the One
dia had her full compliment of boats, as the
letter at the Navy Department shows.
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Trial il Michigan before jury Composed In
ti!aiY o. SnloYaa Len.

". S-J W SS-@! - @a-44'
For the first time in this State, says a
Detroit paper of recent date, and perhaps
for the first in any State in the Union, a
jury compored entirely Of negroes gave
their verli,t upon a case in Court yester-
day. The accused were Irishmen, Thomas
O'Bren, William MIG uire and Albert
Blauk, charged before the Police Court
with assault and battery, and il view Of the
well known antagouisn between the two
races, it was freely given out in advance
that they would stand no chance whatever
before a nogro jury. They we're, however,
acquitted Of the charge, the jury showing
themselves entirely capable Of treating the
case upon its merits as shown by the evi-
dence, without any influence from preju-
dice.
Whether negro prisoners before jury
composed entirely of Irish Democrats
would have Jared as well may reasonably be
questioned There was at the court quite
an assemblage Of barroom loafers and Po-
lice Court subjects, prepared 10 make fun Of
the "darkics' but the intelligent appearance
and self possession, and correct bearing Of
the jurymcn lett no occasion for either sport
or ridicule. During the first portion Of the
trial, the counsel for the prosecution spoke
of the jury as "my colored fellow citizens, .
but one Of the jury raising an objection tc
this style Of address, the offensive and need.
less adjective "colored" was dropped
Aside from this there was no-noticab.e 10.
cidcnt connected with the trial.
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The New Article of Food.

For twenty five cents You can buy oI
yoIr Druggist or Grocer package of SEA
MOSS FARINE, manufactured from pure
Irish Moss or Cauageen, which will make
sixtccu quarts Of l'lac Mango, and like
quantity Of fuddings, Custards, Creams
Charlotte Russo, &C., &c. tits by far the
Cheapest, hcalrhiest and most delicious
food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE co
25 Gm. SO Park Place. n. Y.
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PLANTATIONN BiTTERS
S. = lS90--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet anchor OF the feeble and debilita-
ted. AS tonic and cordial for the aged
aud lnngucd, it has no equol among stom-
achas As remedy tor the nervous
weakness to whi2h women are especially
subject, it is sn persceding every Other
stimulaut. In all climates, tropical, ten
pertaturc or frigid, it acts as specific ii
species Of disorder which urdermines The
bodily strength aud breaks down the ami
ina! spirits. For sale by all druggists.
25 6ln
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PrTERsoYs MagoziLe, for May. publish
ed by charles j. Peterson. This superior
Magazine has an elegant colorcd fashion
plate Give fgures). A pattern-in color
for lady's sipper;a a large number of
wood cuts Of the latest spring styles; pat
terms for fancy work, &c. &c. Tie Read
ing matter is good. Put out of my Way"
is commenced in his number, by the au-
thor of "The Second Life. Address G.
J. Peterson 600 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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4 MODEL INsrITUTAoN-the Iron City
College is an institution, not of theories,
but Of the most riged, correct, and compre-
hensive practice. 1t is an entire business
world of itself. Graduating from the
College is little less than change from
one business to another-PU:Jmy 20 t.
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+ REAsURER'S SALE OF UN-
l SEATEDLANDS.

Notice is hereby given that agreeable to
an Act of Assembly, passed 18th March,
1915, entitled can act to amend an act
directing the mode of selling unseated
lands for taxes" &C., the following tracts
in Elk county will be sold for arrears, at
the Court House, in Ridgway, on the sec'
ond monday of June next.
SALE LIST OF BENEzET TOWNSHIP FOR IN
PAID TaXEs OF 1868 AND 1869.
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BAD PRAcrIcE.-You might as well
expect to relieve and cure an infamed eye
by dusting irritating powders into it, as to
expect to subdue aud cure Catarrh (Which
is an infamation of the mucous membrane
of the air passages in the head by the use
of irritating suufis or strong, caustic So
lutious. Dr. Sage's catarrh Remedy cures
Catarrh by its mild, soothing action, which
subdues the iufamatiou and restores the
natural secretion of the mucous follicies
The proprietor, R. V. Pierce, NJ. D offers
$500 for case of CatOrrh that he can moi
cure. Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents
Address the proprietor as above.
For sale BY most druggists everywhere.
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APPALLING CATASTROPHE
Ffty-eiyM persons hH5ed. t'cO hundred
more or less Injured. Tioety Legisla-
tors kiltcd or rounded a ichote city
an mourn pg.

aR mourn "y
From THE DAILY TOPIC.
RICHMOND, April 27.--A terrible cal
amity occurred here this morning. The
floor of the Court of Appeals, in the State
Capital, gave way and precipitated the hun
dreds thcrein assembled 20 hear the deciS-
in of the Mayorality case of Ellison and
Cahoon, upon the Conservative caucus then
sitting in the Hall Of the House of Dele
gates below
We Have neither time nor space to give
the full details this week.
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\ man, whose name we have not learnd,
was brought here and lodged in Jail on
Sunday last by the Constable of Benezet;
he was engaged in stabbing afary on Sat
urday evening. Another from st. Mary's
was kindly taken in on Wednesday lie
Made mistke and sold somebody's coat.
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The editor Of the jamestown journal.
L c. Bishop, was cowbided in his snctum
one day last week, by Lit. Commander
Gushing of the U. S. Navy, for printing a
complimentary comment under his marriage
notice.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

An oil car on express freight east last
Saturday caught fire and burnd up about
three miles west of town. The bnrning
car was switched off and the balance of the
train saved.
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L: o. G. 7.

The Regular meetings of Ridgway Lodge,
No. 256, held every Wednesday evening at
heir Lodge Room.
II. A. PARSONS, W. s.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
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WICKED, amazing, wretched, ETC.. in the fccus
of speculation. Portraicts of Vanderbilt,
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Engravings of noted places, Life and Scenes,
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ANOTHER BORDER RAID.

The border Raiders have rivals in Con-
gress. Booker, the telegraph tells us, has
Introduced in the House resolution that
the honor and good faith Of the Govern
meut are bound to the payment Of loyal cit
izeus OF the South for property Of evry kind
taken from them for the use Of the Govern
meut. Now, it is the unanimous evidence
the war that wherever down South there
was chicken there was loyalty. Neither
man nor officer ever saw an atom Of prop
erty in all rebeldom that had not loyal
owner. The ''two vests" and the "fourteen
pound ham" of the Cumberland sufferers
would be nothining to the destroyed lux
uries and oppulence of Dixie. Pass bill
grounded on this resolution, and our chill
dren and children's children will have an
income tax to pay. and five per cent at that
We oppose it just Oh the ground that we
oppose all such bills from any source
When We can pay single poor widow for
her lost husband or son, it will be time to
take up Toe claims of the owners of houses,
horses, lands, and bonds.-Forny's Press,
THE will OF the late George peabody
has been admitted to probate in Essex
county, Massachusetts. 1t shows that
public benfactions have absorbed his prop
erty except about sl5O,OoO in private be-
queathes iy ot ls
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Glh County Sduotate.
Tar Time Ng HtdF,pUu.


Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
lell nj their hall on the second and fourth
tuesdays Of each month.
J. X. wHITMORE, Secy.
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j. r. Baird will receive on Thursday OF
each week, while the season lasts, Fresh
Fish and Fresh Vegtebes.
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Read j. NJ. Heard's new advertisement
in another column.
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TFHE MAGIC COMB Will change anv
colored hair or beard to a permanent
black or brown. IL contains NO POISON. Any
one can use it, One sent by mail for 81. AZ
dress MAGIC COMB co
10 I'm Springfield, Mass.
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Wells CarbOlic Tablets.
After much study aud scientific Investigation
as to TIE remedial qualities of CARBOLIc ACID
Dir. Wells has discovered by proper combins-
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of the RESPIRATORY ORGANS, SORE
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also successful remedy for Kidney diiiicnl-
ties Pace % CENTS PER Box. sent by Mail
upon lee eirt of price, by JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
90 Cliff ST., New York, Sole Agent for the
United States 30 Sw
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was cured of Deafness ar!d Cat8rrh by a
simple remedy and will send the receipt free.
MRS. NJ. G. LEUGETT, Hoboken, n. ).
2i5
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10 c0NSUI2TIV-S, Providentialy my daugh.
was restored to health by simple moans, r,tt-
oW mcdiciRs. The particulars will be sent .frse
BguBEN Z. HoUNsLow, Stockton ST., b. ook!yn
Long Island. 20 iw
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NEW YER TISENENTS.

TRY MORE cos OVAL STEEL ENGRA-
WINGS, Ill Nassau ST., n Y. Anybody
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