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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05


crate crowd was all that could be mus
tered at Kissells last night, although
the Cornet band were there early and
played well.
Mr.. Isaac Keen announced that
the meeting would not open until af-
ter the arrival of the train on which
Hendricks was expected.
When that time arrived, the Cor
net Band and sundry and divers of
the crowd went to the depot to re-
ceive him, but be came not, and the
hack Engaged to convey him to the
meeting departed empty, while the
Democrats, many OF them in condi-
ton exactly the reverse, returned to
Kissell's where the Shanklin Boy
mounted the stand ard commenced
to speak. lie announced that Hen
bricks and James B. Ryan would be
in the city to-day, and speak at the
Opera House. Gil. repeated his
piece of the evening before, with
slight variations directed to the JOUR-
NAL reporter present, and added de-
NAL that the Republicans had paid
any of the State debt; accused Repub-
licans 10 Congress Of having stolen
$4,000, 600 cut Of the National Treas
ury, and asserted that the Republi-
can party were attempting to saddle
the Canal Debt Oh the State again.
He asserted, as an argument against
the negro. that whenever one of them
got Vanished" he always thought a
white man much better than he, and
mourned that the Republican party
wanted to elevate the colored race
still more.
Gil. after a few more wild asser
tions, resorted to German, telling
the crowd, as usual, that he had been
in Prussia for two years, and knew all
aboutit. He was not Tenaperenzler,
but loved ais lager.
Voice from the crowd: "Er npeint
butter Mulch" TO which he replied
va Guch, and subsidized.
Mr.. Keen then mounted the stand,
put his hat Oh the awning, and began
to moura for the negro who had got
into SCHOOL. He spoke bitterly of
the fact that he had contributed to
the building of a church for colored
people, aud cow none Of them would
vote for him
Referring to the Sumner bill, he
said the Republicans did not favor it.
1t was a bill "ahom" no Democrat
could contemplate without horror,
and if there was a Republican In the
crowd he would like to see him for
she vou'd be as great a curiosity as a
white elephant that vas in favor of the
BILL" Mr.. Keen had to contend with
the competition Of an old woman, who
insisted on loudly arguing to the band
that they ought to go with her and
serenade some one, urging reasons as
absurd in favsr of her proposition. as
those Keen usel against the Repub-
lican party. After listening to both
until nauseated, the reporter left
while Menifse was advancing to the
speakers stand, with the evident in
tention of renewing his onslaught on
| Adolph Pfaffiin.
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Etc Ilispss. 80.

PITTsBURG, October 4-The weather is
cool and CLOUDY. The MonongaheIa is
rising slowly. A large meeting OF coal
aud river men Was held to ay, Mayor
Brush presiding, with reference to the
construction of The Cincinnati Railroad
Sewes r, MoIehead and others. Resolu-
ti0ns giving notice 10 the Railroad Co.
that tue completion OF the bridge upon
the present plan, will be resisted by all
means In their power; tn at the erection OF
the bridge is in violation of the act OF Con-
gress, &c were actt upon. Gen. SeWeser,
Captain Bachelor and w. ID. Moore were
Commercial Convention.
LOUISVILLE October 4.-Depar.ed, Fam
ny Brandies, for New Orleans. The river
is stationary with three feet on Portland
Bar. the channel there Is cutting out and
is now reported in better condition than
for some time pas Weather cloudy aud
chilly.
CAIRO. October 4.-Umpire, Nashville
packet, IL PM; Ella Hughes, Louisville
and return. Ii: Kate Kinney, New Orleans
to st. Louis, AM; Richmond, New Or
leans to ST Louis; Grand Lake, Mem phis
to Grand Tower, IL PM; Belle st. Louis,
st. Louis to Memphis, 3; Atlantic. st.
Louis TO New Orleans, 4; ID. l.. Tally, Cairo
Weather clear. Mercury 62o.
ST. LOUIS, October f. Arrived - Red
Wing, from st. Paul; Com monweaIth and
Richmond, from New Orleans; A. John
son, from Keokuk: Lewis, from Kansas
johnson, Tor Keokuk: Julia, for Vicks-
burg; Minnesota, for ST. Paul; Mary Nc
Donald. River rising more rapidly;
weather pleasant.
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Clouds Cord al is no beverage.
II as purely medicinal Iuv;gorant.
II stimulates, but is not followed by
reaction
1t strengthens, brsces and vital
ICES the brain.
It purifes the fluids. and nourishes
healthy secretion.
1t builds up the wasted tissues,
and sends strength to every part of
the enfeebled and Frustrated body.
1t is no NosTRUMl but Is compound
ed upon strict scientific rules. (See
foruIula)
The thousands of bottles which are
being sold every month are the surest
testimony of its great worth.
Call upon your Druggist, and OBJ
tain (gratis) the little pamphlet emit
tied Life and Health" and read the
history of this me iicine and its COM
position. oct1 1w
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HART-On Tuesday, October 4, LILA,
infant daughter OF Henry and Sarah Hart,
aged II days.
Funeral from the residence of the par.
ents, corner OF Eighth and Oak Streets,
this "wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The frIenda of the family are requested to
attend without further notes.
SPAIN-On the Sd inst, of Dropsy, ARCH
TBALD SPAIN, Sr., in the seventy second
year OF his age.
fCourisr please eopy.I
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OueensHaro al AuctIoai

Great bargains going off at the great
sale of Granite and Glassware.
Hundreds are now supplying them.
selves with Dishes, Plates, Cups and
Saucers, and Fine Glassware. Sale
each day.
This is the closing week. Be sure
and bring your baskets and get some
at your own price.
On Main, bet. Second and Third.
oct5 IF ELLIOTT BRo's.
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BEAUTIEs.-The admiration of Wis
TORS at the Post Office yesterday was
challenged by the marvelously beauti-
full writing desks exhibited in the
vestibule by Messrs. Brummel & Go.
mercantile advertisers. Those on ex-
hibition are for the steamers Idlewild,
and City of Evansville. A third now
making will be placed on the Quick
step. While their principal object is
to advertise those whose cards they
contain they are great convenience
anywhere. The elaborate advertising
cards we're printed in the JOURNAL
Office and are samples of our skill in
that line Of which we are proud.
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PICOLILI.
COOLER.

COOLER.
FALL coats are in demand.
LEDGERs and Weeklies five cents
a! the 2. D. news stand
THE thermometer range yesterday
was TAM. $50, noon &c, 6 P. n. 62.
The off GERS Of the e. & G. Rail
road were all re- elected by the new
Board o. Directors.
a CONSIDERABLE delegation from
this city, went to Henderson. to the
Fair yesterday.
THE specimens Of penmlnship, ex-
hibited at the Agricultural Fair were
by S. Wesley Thom as. instead of Thos.
Wesley.
A. 81. PUET. Of Rockville, has added
4 day to the yelr He announce
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Base Ball.


BooNvILLE, IND, Oct. 3, 1870.
Editors Journal:
The Shoe Ply Club. of Rockport,
played the Ingleside Club, of Boon
Vile, a match game of base ball on
the grounds of the Ingleside Club. on
Saturday, the 1st inst. The game
was won by the Ipglesides. The
score stood as follows: 1nglesides,
go: Shoe Flys, 48. G.. l.. S.
EVANSVILLE CLUB.-There will be
a practice game this afternoon on the
Evansville Grounds. The wagon will
start at o'clock. precisely.
CHALLENGE.-The D. K. Club chal-
lenge the Evansvilles to a match game
for Thursday. the 18Th.
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MARRIED.

BOFAEDICK-CULLE the Church
of the Assumption, by Rev. P. McDermot,
Mr.. GEORGE BoFANDICK and Miss SARAH
NJ. CUL LEN, both OF this city.
The happy couple took the morning
train for Louisville for short bridal tour,
with the kindest wishes of host of young
friends and admirers.
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POstOmce Notice

REQUEST ENvELoPEs.-Notice is
hereby given, that the Postofice De-
partment is now prepared to fill all
orders to merchants and others for
stamped envelopes of the new style
and quality. with the business card
printed thereon, at rates materially
reduced. Price lists can be seen at
the Cashiers Office.
oc4 st JOHN w. FOSTER, ?. NJ.
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Corrected fine Table, June IL.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1870.
CIT NE w s .

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Boyle, President,
and Mr.. FL. B Hanson. Superintend-
ent of Construction, Mr. Thos. Rut-
ter, Managing Director of the Amer
lean Contract Company and Lessee Of
the E.. Fl. g. N. Railroad, and Mr.
j. N. Byers, Chief Engineer, were in
the city last night, the guests of Capt
Durland, of the Fayette.
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WHITTLEsEYANA.-W hittlesey, when
serenaded on Monday night. is report
ed to have boosted that Hendricks
would accept the hospitality spurned
BY Fred. Douglass, and that Hen
bricks would be the next President,
buy the band a new set of pure silver
instruments, and take them to Eu-
rope. He must have been unusually
drunk.
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REMOVAL james Ashby has re-
moved his saloon from No. 2 South
Water Street TO Locust Street,
between Water and First Streets, OPP
posite the Post Office, where he will
be pleaesd to see bis friends. The
finest cigars kept constantly on hand.
oc:4 IF
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~ 7. G. BridweIl & Co. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American aud import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
iel7-tf
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LOCAL NOTICES,
SDecIaE Auction NOtIce.

ELLIOTT Bros, No. "a Main Street,
will sell a consignment of Dry Goods,
Laces, Buttons aud Trimmings. Also
Ladies', Mems aud Children's Shoes.
and six pieces Carpet. at two O'Clock
this day. Be sure and come. 1t
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Indiana State Fair, At Indianapolis,
Oct. Sd 10 Sth.

The E. & G. r. r. Co, will sell ex-
cursion tickets to above Fair, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, by
both trains. Return tickets good till
Saturday. j. E. MARTIN,
oci1 1t Secretary.
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SEVERE Academia little son of
Mr.. Mat. Lyons, was thrown from his
horse yesterday evening, on Second
Street, near Locust. and sustained q
downward dislocation of the shoulder.
He was conveyed to Dr. Mageniss'
office, and the limb replaced. He
sustained a very severe jolting, but
the Doctor thinks he is not danger
ously hurt.
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FlEa c0ttaqea Eor &c rheap.

[ have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one.stoTy brick house
on William Street. in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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ia Col. John Rheinlander has re-
moved his Tobacco Store to No. 5
North Water Street. He has enlarged
his stock and is prepared to FIJI orders
in his line of business, at short notice.
Those in need of Domestic and Span
ish Leaf Tobacco, will find that his
store is the place TO get it. sep30-1w
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
aug31 IF
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Writing Inks.

Carter's Ink,
Arnold's Ink,
Stephens Ink,
French Copying Ink,
Purple Writing Ink,
And the very3best q1ali'y of CAR
MINE INK,
For sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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10! for the Kentucky State Fair at
Henderson, Commencing October
ARh 4QFO

HUHuoFhUH3 UUIHHobtIHs UUtUUtI
4Ih, 1870.
The Evansville & Henderson Trans
fer Company will run two boats dur
ing the week.
The STEAMER HARTFORD will leave
Evansville daily at A. NJ, and 3 P.
NJ. Returning will leave Henderson
at 8: 30 A. NJ. and B: BOP. NJ.
The STEAMER FAYETTE will leave
Evansville daily at $3.50 A. n. and
II: 30 P. NJ. Returning will leave
Henderson at 10 A. NJ. and 6 p. NJ.
sen30 81
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug3I-tf.
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Boats Leaving To-day.

For GsANDvIEw.-The Pine Bluff, the
faYorite coast packe., will leave for Grand
view at prompt 10 O'Clock this morning,
having pleasant accom- m odations for pas
sengers. Captain Lafe. Elder, John A.
Adams and Robt. W. Adams are her ex-
cellent and popular officers.
For EAsTPoRT.-The superb steamer Lee
Claire, lies over here to-day, to fiji the or
ders brought in by the Florence Lee, and
will leave for TIE onessee River, promptly
at noon, having elegant accommodations
for passengers, and being very light can
carry an abundance of freight. Captain
Aaron Ballard, a veteran officer and first
class gentleman, is in command, and Phil.
3. Branham and Louis Branham are her
accomplished and courteous clerks
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This gpIendlu Hair Dye ID the beqf a l1Ia
world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneou4s
does not contain lead nor any UftuIfe no.
son 20 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
boastlmg Virtues they do not p0fsesg. INC
genuine W. A. Bachelors Fair Dive brg
naa Ky years untarnished reputation ~
uphold It's Integrity as the only Perfegt
hair Dye-BlacK or Brown. Sold bv mi
Drug8 lists. Applied at 10 Bond Street. New
ofAs ffnf0
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BG- Young men can enter night
classes at the Evansville Commercial
COLLEGE, any evening oc.4 =.
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ri ER n E ~ e .
For other River Items See Third Rage.


The weather continued fair, with a
moderate temperature last night, but not
the slightest prospect OF a rain or a rise.
There was quite an ingathering of steam
boats last night. The additional arrivals
and departures up to An include the
LeClaire, from Louisville for Eastport;
Fayette and Hartford, from Henderson,;
Florence Lee, from Elstport; Armadillo'
from New Orleans; Pine Bluff, from
Grandview, and Mallie Ragon, to Cairo.
The LeClaire lad an immense trip of
ligh freight TO this port. Her manifest was
over ten feet long, and in consequence OF
the crowded state of our columns, we are
compelled TO omit it......The Palestine was
compelled to turn back from Owens boro.
.........The Pine Bluff came in late and lies
over till 10 An. to-day Florence
Lee arrived about last night, and will 60
on the docks to-day for repairs.........The
LeCIaiTe lies over here till noon to-day 10
I'LL the Florence Lees orders. The
ArmadiIlo arrived about o'clock Last
night, with q bigibarge, from New Orleans,
and, Sin technical language which cd
steamboatmen use,' quits Lers and will
wait for a rise. N jor Armstrong honored
as with visit last night, and we hope TO
meet Capt. Geo. W off to-day The Fayette
and Hartford went ard. came full of peo-
pie yesterday, making two trirs each.........
Capt. Durland and Mr.. James H. Letcher,
of the Fay cite, sdded many laurels to the
crown of nobility yesterday by their many
courteous attentions to thelr guests ......
The Florence Lee struck the same obstruc-
ton on which the Anna is wrecked. Cap
tain Lee Howell aad a passenger were sit
ting on the stairs Of the boat, descanting
on the beauty and unruffied appear ance
of the water-it vas just after breakfast,
and not q break or riff was visible, when
she struck with fearful crash, startling
all on board. Seventy.one timbers were
broken short of. An immediate exam
nation was made, when Il was found the
boat was not taking any water. The bro
ken timbers were 6hrove down, and the
vessel proce eded en- her voyage, and.
in the language of Captain Howell,
did not take a hatfull OF water, although
one "streak" was shivered for nearly forty
feet. She made the trip successfully, and
brought out large caTgo.........The Mallie
Ragon took out a splendid trip last night.
.........The Glasgow and Lorena are aground
at French Isiand..................T Cam ella is
aground at Walkers.........A Among the noted
arrivals by the Florence Lee last night
were Capt. W. Millikin, of Paducah, with
his accomplished and beautiful young
bride; a so Marsh Atkinson andllady, Maj.
James N. Crow, of Saltillo, and Col. VIM.
Stonb, of Perrysville, Tennessee............W Q
direct attention to the interesting special
/ of Nick. s. Pennington, clerk OF the City
| of Evansville. to be found under the head
! OF steamboats,.
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FOr Sic.

THE ELIGIBLE LOT No. 81. UP
- PER En- argement, corner of First and
Gum streets, go Feet by $50, win be sold Tor
S5S per front foot, and on long credit fho
purchaser giving approved securi 81, ana
paying 10 per cent. Interest. For further
particulars er0ulre nf
ocl2-dtf r. r. HODGE d 90.
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Wanted-OOaI Dlggers.

Ten or fifteen good men can get
steady employment, by applying 70 In
gleside Mines, or at the Office, No. 2
Main Street. Men of families. de-
string to locate, preferred. oc,4 1w
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Broom CONSULTATIVE, Gardner &
Co, have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand. and will be glad to
supplythe demand OF broom mann
facturers septl4-tf
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THE MARINE HosPITAL.-The fol-
lowing Is the report Of the Surgeon
of the Marine Hospital for the month
of September:
Number of seamen remaining In the
Hospital II ON last month";. 10
Number admitted during the month";. u
Number discharged during the month. Is
Number remaining at the close OF the
month
Number of deaths during the month";. co
WIN. Ct. RALSroN, surgeon.
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WINDOW sHADEs-
WINDOW made Manufocl0rV

"~O AAAA uA9OsVA4
OIL SHADES Of any size or color. good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSTIC SHADES
OF superior quality made 10 order.
We also make the BLINN'S pAWWfTfs
or LAP SHADE.
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kent frt
quantity and furnished to the trade.
HS- PatrOntze home manufacture.
y. BURBANK "a CO..
15S Main street between Fifth and sixth
Post ONCE Box BTB. r7e1
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Vey virtue Of u WItut f4tri FGc'as Eva
.Euing ipeuisiilou and csc rIton, i'Su'o
nut Gt toe Couit OF Common ii'uS q.
Ek county, and to ne directed, L will
expose to sale Ivy pub"c vendue or out
cry, at the Court House, IN KldEwaY.
On Monday, JanuIay sth, 1871,
At ,ue O'Clock T. Nj, al thst c'rtalh
town lot situate on Depot street, III tht
borough Of ST. Mary's, Elk soun'y emu,
sylvania, aud being lot number five (N'
s. according to the plot or pi@i OF
Charles I.uhr, Of said borough, sald iof
beipg twenty ieet ihont and seventy lee
deep, aud has erected thereon two
story honsc, eighteen by twenty feet.
Seized and taken in execution as the
Broperiy OF Fidelius Vogt, at the suit OF
Hepry Huffman. aud to be said by
JACOB M'CAULEi. Sheriff.
SuERIFF's OFFICE,
R:dgway, Pa, Dec. l6, 10. to
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DEATHS HAHYtsr. On Ncuday
night, Gays the St4tp J.urnoi tipr.
vell-known c,tz,us tf II rt..tutg C.,l
Tier utm,s s,e Lu icf l,,tcc. IN t!r
sd year o, hls age; htinata Csnulrl
aetd about SO and >sut.ri R.i..,u -
he 4lst year Of hls u The ;uru,r
has held dH5reut {oeitirus cf uus;
though Of late Years he has beeu tn a-
sed 10 The clo;hng lus re.s in IT, >.t,
be was member Of ,the Locust St.; e.
NJ. Il Chosch. aud ore OF the lra,l,t>
Of The choir. lie possessed m,Uy fA.
cel'rnt social traits, AID Was r,sgrCltu
BY all who enjoyed iI, ln;ei"vutSe.
Bernard Campbell was asisiy known
as the chlot-u'-iuuce uuntr Oiiirrr;'
municipal demonstrations, al ohct IN
%h!ch he was leculmritty qnauhsi
His wife died ahnui cite ySar ago. aud
now be iuiioS, her ~ ,hr gave.
Mr. Robiu-"u ai,p .r ,yed All skten-
sive acqn. iutauce aud ,n4r, irlsnir. H.,
gas engaged III lhe re-'euiaht hu.lu. =,
duriUe the war, aha a::erHaids tupA
slalpa OF lbc CrY i!fgl
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SCRIPTURE DIEr.-.The papers arc
'eIhug a story Of poor and simple
hearted African who once came 10 Mr
Mcffat, the WissioOarY, and told him,
with lugubri6us iaee, that his dog had
,orn bis copy OF the New Testameot.
aud swallowed soUe vi the leaves OF 1t.
aud that be vas greised abousit, for the
dog was vsry valuable.
"But," said tie missionary, "Why DO
sou grieve sol You eau get another
Testament, and the leaves Will not hur'
the dog"
"Ab!" said the savage, "that's wha
tear. He is good huuter aud
Watchdog, aud the New Testament i
| 50 full of rsntleuess and love :hat | an
afraid he will never be of any ss.Vic
again y
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-29

PRIVATE INTERCOURSE WITH YOUR
SoHoLARs.-My experience leads ne
TO give paramount importance to private
Intercourse with my scholars ; il secures
me gradual asceudeucy over the s,ho.-
ar's heart we are no longer separated,
hut account each other friends l re-
member with gratitude the earnest 60
,icitude OF MY old iheacher; and have
loug been satisfied that no other course
csp open SO complete aud desirable a
means Of speaking tho truth sit d in
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-29
REV. c.M. EEaao rA.o2

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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-29

IN ODER to meet the requirements
of the law for our legal advertisements,
we arc obliged to issue three uumbe,s
this week, and as we can not Procure
compositors for the occasion. are obliged
so use the same matter, on this side,
that we used in our last issue.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-29
SIlERIfr's EALES.

Dy virtue OF surdry wrts Of Eie'! fdc:as
ID esutd cut uG the Govt oi tcarnu.
I,eas O. L,6 coun',, N"J o ins oi;ectuu, .
~ill tNl osc to puthc Ntntue tr Lutcly. 4,
the Court Hvu-c, u IIuE~ ny, cn