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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
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RAILROADS.
PKTLkD IL HIA A ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

nNand after MONDAY. DEC. 9th, 1870,
~ the trains on the Philadelphia y
Erie Railroad will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Phlaelpdhia.. o 40 p. IN.
" =" Ridgway"... 1.jG y. M.
g arrive at Ere....... 40 p. NJ.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia. 40 p. m.
- Rldgway...... > % II. III.
" " arrive nj Erle....... ..a.T 10 Il. M.
Accommodation, leaves henoya... 7.l5 Il. Ia.
I" Ridgway,..5 Ol p. IN.
arr at kane...... 500 .. III.
EASTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Eric.......... 800 a. IN.
L" Ridgway..... 300 p. Ia.
- 90 arrive at ihilad a.. 6 80 II. III.
Erie Express leaves Elic........ 8 90 u. N.
" " tidgway... 2,2O a.. IN.
" g ar"at Philadelphia. . 80 p. IN.
Accommodation, leaves huue......7,3 80 a. IL.
d" Ridgway...l 10 ~ IA. IN.
u" arr at ST. Marys l2.00 III.
" leaves st. Marys 1.l5 a: m
L" - Emporium 9.3j am.
Z" arr at Henoyo...... sop. m.
Express. Mail and Accommodation, east
and west, connect at Cory and ai west
bound tlains and Mail accommodation east
at lrvinion with the Oil Creek and A!.e-
gheny kiver Rail Road.
WM. A. BALDWIN.
Genl Sup't.
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HOURT PHOCLAMATION Whereas,
I the Hon. l.. u. WETMoRE, Pres d@nt
lodge, and lions. l.. &. SchultLe and Jesse
kyIcr, Associates, Judges Of the Court Of
QuarIer Sessions. UlFhNns' Court, oyer
and Iermimer aud General Jail Delivery.
for the rritl Of capital and other OIicnseS III
the County OF EiH, hy their precerrs 10 me
directed. have ordered the aforesaid ma
med Courts TO be hOldeu at Iildgmay, in
an ! for the County Of Eih, on the Second
Monday Of january. 1871, it being the 9h
day of the month. aud TO continue Vnc week
NotiCe is hereby given TO the Coroner,
hus,Ices OF lhe Peace, ami COnstab'rs. Of
sad Cou iy, that they are bg these pres
guiS commanded TO be ,heu and there. in
their proper persons. at ten . clocs, \. M..
of said day, with III cir rolls, records ana
mquisilionS. and other remCmhr nccs, to
do those things which their ci!iccs apper-
tain TO he done. and that all Justices Of
said County, make returns OF all recognl-
zaucps entered into before them. to the
Clerk Of the Court, as per Act of ASSEM-
bl: of MAJ ch 18th, 1884. And those who
are bound 10 prosecute the prisoners thar
are or shall be in The Jan! OF the County
of Elk, and to be then and there TO prose.
cute against them as shall he just.
JACOB MCCAILEl, sheriff.
Ridg way, Dec. 10, 1870.
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Seven Hundred Doctorsl
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K O S X O y |!
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
RESTORING THE LIYsR AND kidneys
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Consumption in its early stages, Scrof
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AND ALL
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The Prt~s.pdJ Lru giat, in .hc Cseteo
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at give my hearty preference to the
Wilcox 6; Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FEa.i.
"The weight Of reliable evidence being,
overwhelming for that Of theWilIcox & Gibb1
Silent Sewing Machine, | decided upon it,
procured it, cad an more thar aoti$;icd."
GRACE GREENWOOD.
"Ihavc the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
s Baker, and the Wilcox {; Gibbs Sewing
\ MaShihaEsss SihEs ia inn my f9Pi!lT, YES tkkR Wilo9E
superior to either Of the others"
Mrs. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
"Mv wife would not accept a Sewing
Machine of any ether patent cs gift, if she
must receive it on condition OF giving up tho
Wilcox d Gibbs" o.. ,,.,,--.
Caroonlae, Pa
"The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is so sure and simple
that / could venture to introduce 1t into
Syria" REV. A. T. PRATT,
Missionary American Board.
awe have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it Is the anqpimous
opinion of the household, that the Wilcox
| & Gibbs is the best Of thern all"
REV. j. 8. ToLME,
| Brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
Of construction, l have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Wilcox d Gibbs"
| ENOCu LEWIS,
| OF the Pennsylvania Central +. Il.
Il correspondence on the subject
Of iSe.ping aGchines as 9'especttut-
IN solicited.
d. s. EWYNG,
72O Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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Another advantage. You can al
says get what you want at their store,
h,ucc You viii s&ve time by going
directly to them-and TINE Is
MONEY. We have no space here to
enumcrltc AL the ADVANTAGES YOU will
have in patron;zing their establishment
But call and see, and reap the ad.
vantagcs for yourselves. Among
their Goods you vii! fnd
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RIDGWAY

Have Oh hand, 4 splendid assortment
Of all seasouaJie Goods adapted to the
wants Oh the people Of Elk and
adjoining counties, which they are
selling at prices that deIy competition.
They wouid simplystate here, that being
very large dealers, their facilities for
purchasing are unequalled by any
establishment in the county. They
buy directly from uanafacturers and
un the
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TN X. SORG, Saloon-keepcr, corner of
Il Railroad and Michael streets, 81.
Marys, Pa. Native Wines, good Lager
Beer, ETC.. consra tly on hand. IS
TOHN G. HALL, Attorney at law, GidG.
% way. Elk county Pa. mar'2g6Gl
JOIN O. HALL-"""""""-""...JAs. X r. HALL
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follows:
Day Express leaves 0i! City at 10 30 n m
Arrives at Pittsburgh 81 p III
Night Expires, leaves Oil City 30 p IN
Arrives N Pittsburgh % "a IN
kiitanning Acc Il. leave Eml'ton 10 = IN
arrive k.ttannipg 800 p III
Mixed Way leaves Oh City % p III
Arrive at West Penn Junction % + III
bay Express leaves ri tsburg at : j "a m
Arrives at OIL City al 80 = IN
Night Express leaves Pttsburg 90 = m
Ar. ives at Oh City UU m
Parker Aeon leaves kittn'g at 20 II N
" Arrives at Parker at 9 80 Il N
MiAel Way leaves West Pa. Jane 90 a IN
Arrives AT OIL City ut 90 p m
Passengers travelling by this Route Will
find better accommodations and make
better time than by any other road from
the Oil Regions TO PIltshnrgh.
J. j. L4WEENCE, Gen. Surt.
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ALLEGHENY VALLEY f R.
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
FROM the
OIL REGIONS TO PITTSBURG H.
Y1Es, EST S TEE WEST.
SLEEPING CARS

0N all night trains. Passengers and
I baggage transferred at Oh Ul City,
Free Of charge.
Trains make dire ct connec ion with all
Roads cent ,ri..g at Oil City, and leave as
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PROPOSALS.
DREAKWATER AT BLOCK ISLAND, RI
ID ENGINEER OFFIOE. UNITED STATES Al

lk'sisAn W hiEH Al dawn lSLANbt NJ
se,.s ,SswrSsr A.sosss Il u,I @
ssy the h dsy % s oSct M - for The
Island 4. l., for local purposes.
.will begin AZ point on shore near .ssnds Landing"
sioaF lssas cay N iIeaa Sn and fSs Foot SSst
rs as
Ss;;Sn Ss;ss .ss,S sa \: bottom
ss stone
sG % the 'Sss
adse 10 bs 81 ss on ns o% ns
level The work must be begrn at the shore end and bc
finished up to mean low water level progresses from the
The stone must be granite Of the bss. quality &
one and one-quarler ~ ton without regard to shape,
believed that this work can be done BY vessels nm
Their he % % ~ In
sssre VIII % be times In the carrier progress Of the work L
rondsts.d s = un,snssls Tor vessel. Of class
c sr s ss, FOR Ss $
Ss nna .s n se 5 @ Be S INTO for
@ III Ss % be %Saa ten GO per cen
Proposals mus state price ton at which the stone with
Ss 81 sDs put the h
The stone must he deposited by the contractor under the
Of engineer desgnaed by the undersigned for
Proposas ms state the earliest time ut which work will
be begun after acceptance OF proposal Work begun
must be prosecuted with all practical diligence.
Each proposal must be IN duplicate, accompanied by
guaranty ~ duplicate With printed copy OF this advertise
and guaranties win be Furnished by this oce application
and any other Information Practicable TO give
The object of this advertisement being to give every
Se public s
and as %
tanned.
Proposals must be addressed 70 the undsrrgned and
dorsed the envelope proposals for building Breakw
q Block Island X. l." g. X. WARREN,
MAJOR OF Engineers, Brevet Major General U. :. A.
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IMPROVEMENT OF PROyIDENCE RIVER, r. l.
ENGINEER ortIor, UNITED STATES ARNY,

NEWPoRr X. l., August III, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this olce until FRI
day, the 9Th day OF september 1870 at 12 O'Clock NJ for
dredging In the channel Of the Providence 'the
Crook 70 obtain channel seventyve 76) feet wide and
fourteen 40 feet deep at mean low water.
The present low water depth from four and onehalf
A feet to eight @ ect and the rise and fall OF the
tide 10 bvo 5) feet The 10 be excavated
and fine sand, and soft mud. 1t he deposited at
high or low within distance of four t4) The
amount to be excavated ia about $40 cubic yards Propo
sas VIII state the price yard measured In the scows
also the earliest time at which the work will be begun after
acceptance OF proposal Work begun, must be
cued with all practicable diligence. Paym nts will be made
Mt the close of month"; 0 per cent being retained
until the completion OF the No contract will be
tered into for working after the Both Of June 1871 Each
posnl must be In duplicate accompanied by guarantee In
duplicate, with printed copy OF this advertisement at
tached to each proposal Blank forms proposals.
guarantees will be furnished by this once application,
and any other information practicable TO give.
The object OF this advertisement being to give every
spoosbe and capable party an opportunity 70 bid for the
WORK. and to the public the greatest amount OF
work with the funds appropriated the right reserved TO
ect any and all bids If these objects not thereby OBJ
tanned.
Proposals must be addressed the undersigned and
dorsed the envelope proposals for Dredn the Prov
oence river, X. l." g. X. WARREN,
Major Of Engineers.
Brevet Major General United States Army.
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DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE,

OFFICE or INTERNAL REvENUEI
Sealed proposals will be received hs Once until tho lst
9as A s5 s
e saosns Of ns HsS State; sa. Of
stationery required for their respective districts for
ss part Of he q 1sss year
There in that portion Of United States for which
a.rs.: assessor sHa cess- leo
partments Contractors at liberty propose furnish
Stationery to the officers Of more Of tho Department.
Dss's each sons,gsnS DC ;svsI
s9eAIssis s aIss R0de Island Connecticut New Y0rkNdnbcr
s:T s''S R
Third Department. Caroiins, Georgia, Alabama
Flords Mississippi Louisiana Texas, Tsnnsssso, ArEan
Fourth Department Kenucky, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois,
sil, Nss5slTd colorado Daoo'ah and Wyoming
will he considered yn.,. bv
bond with sufficient suseties IN the of rye thousand dol
nn a S 1 United lied fsss
that the parties shall in of the acceptance their bid,
Scens for the due q the sSoa anu
The Comm,soner reserves the right accept
The BIDS should be TO the Commissioner of Inter
n nr1 ans for Supplying
Schedule. e article. to Ss Furnished win Ss forwarded
'''' '----."- :. V. DOUGLASS. Acting Commissioner
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
@ SoqT;s study Oss ,S e r ne
streets until saturday August 20 and until o'clock AM
said day for furnishing Stea-he eating Apparats
for Grammar Schools Nos 26 a. and 58 and for Aera
tons" at Grammar School No. 80 and Primary School
No.
Specifications may be the Office the Superin.
tenden OF Buildings and Repairs No. LAG Grand street. third
floor
and approved suroies WIN be reaared from
each successful bdder proposals. win not be considered
less suretles named.
The committee the right reject any OF the
proposals offered deemed for the public interest
MA9NUS GROSS.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
Committee on Course Of Study, &c.
AUGUST 9, 1870
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKIN1:.- :

4 AIDES SWISS AND POLONAISE DRESSES ANp
~ walking Suits hand and made to order moderate
prices Mrs. WM. TRACiE, 100 West Thrtythird street
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NsLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Company's seamshps be-
tween New York and Havre, calling at BresI
The splendid vessels this favorte for the
Bent will sail from pier % North river follows:
ST. LAURENT Lemarie Saturday, August 10
Ducnespe.- sAurdhy, sept-
MLArAYETrE, IN ~ t, R2gssau. .:... Saturday, Sept "
WILLIE Dk FARlS, Surmont. Saturday, October
Rates Of passage, payable In gold, including wne:--
To Brest HavreFiTst cabin $140; second cabin 49,
To Paris, including railway ticket-xtt5 and S76
These steamers do not carry stserage passengers
American travellers going returning from the CONT
nent Of Europe, BY taking or this ne avoid
both transit BY English railways and tho discomforts OF
crossing tho Channe besides saving time, trouble and
pensc. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
d tnt- No. IS Broadway.
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MACHINERY,

A MES IRON wORKs-PoRTABLE STATIONARY
n and Hosting Engines Saw Mills Burr Mills Woodv-orh : !
Farar Paners, machis lists Tools Shyes 0overnor ri
Steam Gauges Disstons Saws Beltlng ali first class ond
EDwD p. HAMPsoN, % Cortlandt street. New YORK
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-oFrICrAI
~ Passports OF the Department Of State BY A. c.
street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-PAssPoRTs
~ procured In "a hours by A. H. MONIES, Notary and
Commissioner for all the States lS Broadway, No
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COASTViSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
l. THROUGH LINE TO



CALIFoRSiA AND CHINA.
Freight and pass age greatly reduced.
slss SIt. q s1s;sSS s;!S. s!ssfass. sss
These include berthr all necessares for
the trip
loot OF cans % h sfet = SsT eS9eF @ Ex MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday day prev
One hundred pounds of baggage free each adult Medi
august % ARIZONA, Captain Gray. connecting with
vii ssT. San Francisco
All freight for San francisco VIII 20 as fast and be
Freight for Central aud South Pacific ports Will
be received @ until w NJ Thursday August ls only
frefh or passage ,icks, and all further information
?. R. BABY. Agent
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
- c9mpanyThe oo f eegan, sdewheel steamshlp SOUTH
win sail for s. Thomas Para Pernambuco Bahia and Kic
pier norm ''' '' 's'ssi Ds:siEss Agent.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
REEEMUDI.A .I.sm,s,It MALI ~ no .xc,eco-
Hamilton, beImud. lhqrsday August s al o'ciOcS p
NJ Now SsS iSSsd,ns liz a. pie, is ns Ess; q r'ys1
Exchange place.
Fo" NhS MRscHxNas' Rstaa ptH sTEAxsH1p LINE.
Fro" pier No. L. sS1sn sSsRaxs ,,yss ats O'Clock Pm
Wednesday, August IL.
GENERAL MEADE,
on Saturday, August %.
vcks6ms Mobile Galveston and Indianoln '' '' '0'''
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply 10 FREDERIC BAKER, 40 Broadway.
ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line,
leaving pier No. North river. at so'clock p. NJ, FOL-
ST. LOUIS, Whitehead. August 20
Freight received daily Through rates given for Galveston
1ndiah0a. Mobile and 81. LOUIS
Cabin passage, $685. steerse S2 For passage freight
apply to II. b. CROMS ELL Il co. Sc West street
TEXAS LINE
Il of Galveston Steamers, touching n
The Al steamer CATHAkINE WHITING. Captain H0wcs,
pier 20 East rver will sail Monday, August Is A. NJ
Saturday, August 81, or sooner IL fun
All goods H0usion the Interior will be Forwarded
agents, Scssrs. L. X. Mcmahon Co., free oil charge
The steamer RAPIDAN viii follow
Fox sxeixLt " passage apply TO
q Z. MALLORY CO.. l5S Aaidon lane.
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rT,APSCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX
change 0hlce-Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly By first class seanshps Also from Liverpool and
wards, available In OF Great Britain Ireland a.
the lowest rates, at TAPsCOTr BROTHERS Co,
S6 South street. New York.
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The British and North American Royal Mall Steamships
between New York and Liverpool, calling
China, Wednesday, August II Batavia Thursday, sept
rslmyra Thursday, ,Auguss ls Java, Wednesday, sept
ssmsriS THURSDAY august Russia wsdnesday Sept z
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the steamers not carrying steerage:-
First cabin, 1880 gold. Second cabin. $50, gold
First cabin, to Paris las cold
Return
By the steamers carrying steerace:-
First cabin, $sO, gold steerage.. $go currency
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown all
parts OF Europe ut lowest rates
Through bills OF adDg given for Belfast Glasgow Havre,
Antwerp and other the Continent and For Meder
ranean ports u, .H.
For freight and cabin passage apply at companya
Office, No. Bowling Green.
For stserage passage at III Broadway Trinity Building
CHAS. O.. FBANCKI,YE Aven
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-sHu eVsIy WeunesuHy Hnu satHruhy Increhter.
From pier 20 North river, New York. at noon.
Rates OF passage, payable In currency,
20 Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry 3
First cabins 1865 and S75, according to location.
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve month securing
best accommodations, $l8G ~ s
intermediate, $83; Storage, S2s.
Certificates at reduced bought here by hose
wishing TO send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable presentation.
Apply at tho Companys Offices 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. No. Bowling Green
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ToR HAvRE.
The first class side wheel American steamship GUID-
ING STAR bs5 tons, will be despatched for Hayrc from
8 l.. NJ. -
For freight passage apply to
WIN. II. WEBB, 81 Exchange placc.
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WAR DEPARTMENT -
DIVISION OF TELEGRAMs AND REPORTS
= FoI THE BENEFIT OF CoMMERCEi
- WASHINGTON ID. O. August 8, 1870.
Under the authority the Secretary War the chief
nal officer Of the empowered enlist number Of
suitable persons TO be appointed officers
In the army for the duties of he observation of
storms by telegraph and signal for the benefit of
on the orthern lakes and seaboard" In compliance with
resolution Of Congress-
The character of the observations To be
stations throughout the country and the meteorological
to be made render the duty upon which
commissioned officers will be employed Interesting
branch OF scientific study and the knowledge acquired will
be valuable hereafter.
The opportunity thus offered is for young
good desiring devote themselves reading
to The study Of profession, the dur being Of such
with care and diligence Will pa t time 10 be devoted to
study.
The pay allowances Of these noncommssioned officers
serving with troops TO about $500 per
NUNS when serving with troops about $360 In the latter
quarters fuel subsistence and clothing are provided
by the government
The number of appointments being necessarily limited
each candidate will be subject TO an examination.
Applications setting forth character requirements and
fitness testmonias addressed 10 the Chief Sig
nal Oncer Of the Army No. 7l9 street. Washington. D. q
Circulars giving full particulars will be furnished on app
cation at this oAce.