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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

THE REWARD For THE CAPTURE OF
JEFF. DAvIs.-Members of the 4th Mich
igan Cavalry who reside in this county will
be pleased to learn that the reward offered
by the government for the capture Of Jeff
Davis is about to be made The Detroit
Tribune of Tuesday last. says: "The per-
sistent efforts of an Ohio company and a
Wisconsin regiment to obtain a share has
caused the delay, and has also reduced the
amount rightly due to the privates of our
Michigan 4th Cavalry from $500 each to
S293. This latter sum is now ready for
distribution, the lists having been finally
made out and proved, and lodged in the
hands of 2nd Auditor of the Treasury for
the payment Two of the members of the
4th cavalry-MariOp. R. and. Perry D. Pet.
tit-reside in this village. The former was
on the ground and assisted in his capture.
Mount Pleasant Enterprise,
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EXECUTION At HL-NTLNGDON

HUNTINGDON, Pa, March 9.-Bohner
and Bodenberg, the murderers of the
Peightal family, suffered to day the dread
penalty of the law for their fearful crime.
At II o'clock Deputy Sheriff Force and
his assistants proceeded to the cell Of the
prisoners and bound them. In the mean
time Sheriff Neely ascended the scaffoId
aud asked that order be maintained by the
assembled thrcng.
The prisoners made no resistance, but
submitted quietly, and were marched
down from their cells at l24 o'clock. First
came Bonner with Sheriff Neely, followed
by ministers; next CAME Bodenberg with
other ministers.
The prisoners walked out boldly. They
we're dressed in common citizens dress
Following were the membcrs Of the press
and the doctors.
The prisoners ascended the scaffole with
a firm tread. After taking position be-
nea.h the haltcrs, prayer was offered by the
Rev. Mr. Sykes.
During this prayer, one of the platforms,
filed with people, went down with a crash,
and created much confusion, but the pris-
oners were unmoyed.
Alter the prayer, Bodeubcrg made state
ment, denying being guilty of the crime
for which he was about to suffer. Bohner
turned to him, when it was finished, and
denied its truth.
After a few exchanges of words between
the men, Rev James c. Clark delivered a
most eloquent prayer in English, to which
the prisoners listened attentively.
At the conclusion OF the prayer, ropes
were put around the mems necks, and the
ministers and officers bid them good buy.
Bodenberg, in clear, loud voice, then
committed his soul to God, and the black
caps we're drawn over their heads. There
was sensation in the crowd, and many Of
the spectators turned away.
Bohuer then commenced to say some.
thing in German, during which the sheriff
gave the Signal, the prop was pulled down
and the men hung A. exactly twenty min
utes of one.
They were so secured and tied, hand and
foot, that no motion was perceptible iu
either. 1t is supposed their necks were
broken instantly.
Both of the men were almost iriendless
and for a time it was unsettled what dis
position should bs made of their remains
Bodenberg, it is understood, had requested
of his sweetheart that she should take pos
session of his remains, should she present
herself Rohners remains will be given
to the physieise es, and devoted to the de-
yelopment of medical science.
1t may be safely estimated that nearlJ
ten thousand people were in town to-day
The hotels and restaurants reaped a rich
harvest. 1t was not until after the bodies
had been taken down, that all The great
concourse of people left the neighborhood
I of the prison.
This execution was perhaps fhe most
public exhibition that has been made 10
this State for many years. II may be nee
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STARTLING STA TISTILS

Some statistician has been figuring on
the cost Of an occasional drink" and the
result is positively astonishing. In answer
to the question :-"How are so many drink.
ing houses sustained ?" he shows that 20
men at 30 cents a day will pay one of the
tipping shops $2,l90 year. A man who
pays 80 cents a day for drinks" payss1O9.
30 year. This is the intrest on 1864
at per cent, at simple interest This sum,
80 Gent day, amounts in ten years to ST.
l7I95. All this l, wasted, paid out for
" an enemy that steals away man s brains"
ani robs him and his family of every CON-
fort. Intoxicating liquors gave neither
strength to the body, vigor to tie mind,
resolution to the will, elevation to morals,
nor dignity to character. Strong drink
drags man down from his high estate de-
prives all his appetites, and leaves him in
want and misery, the mere wreck and SEM
blance ofa man.
The constant use of intoxicating liquors
makes hard times for many a man thus, a
family of FIVE persons will consume four
barrels Of -four year, or one thousand and
fifty six pounds of bread. This is nearly
three pounds day. Good flour can be
bought now for 81 barrel ; four times
seven makes % and thirty cents day for
drinks is $109 so, or $3.50 more per year
than the bread for family of five persons
costs. "But," says A, 81 only take two
drinks day." Very well, you pay then for
your drinks s73 year only s45 more than
you pay for the bread consumed by your
whole family, if it contains five persons.
This sum would provide tea aud coffee FOR
them.
Here, then, we see that the man who pays
even twenty cents day for liquor. spends
sum sufficient to supply his family with
bread, tea, and coffee for the year. Is it
strange that times ale hard, that men COM
plain of the government, and charge that it
oppresses them with onerous taxes? The
above figures show how men tax themselves,
and how they tax the property too.
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JUDGE DALE, Of Tiouesta, recently re-
eeived letter from Hon. A. G. Curtin,
tied January Goth. He considers the
winter unusually mild for Russia but much
colder than the severest weather in Penn.
sylvania. Among other things he says !:
although the Emperor is liberal man,
and has done more for his people than any
of his predecessors, aud is far in advance
o public sentiment in all his reform meas
ures, this Government is far behind our
free system. To live here is 10 realize the
blessings of our own Government, and to
value its wisdom and grandeur"
Minister Cu'rin is enjoying good health
aud says the people are truly kind and hos.
ritable. Warren Mail
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10 - " Melodeons SO to 100
800 Sewing machines 6Oto l76
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Down AaAIN.-Gold touched 1lOs and
closed at Il {, on Wednesday. The excite
ment in the Gold Room yesterday surpas.
sed anything since the high times" of
September Our best bonds are at par in
gold. Feetwenties will soon touch the
same point grcenbacks are almost in the
nineties, worth this morning S9s, and strug.
CLING upward. As far as silver change is
concerned We have reached a RESUMPTION
Joint. On the 10th inst, the new law of
Canada, depreciatng American silver, goes
into effect. Our silver coin will then be
used in Canada only a. discount of TWEEN.
~ per cent. This is very sure to drive
large amount of silver change over the line
ngain for circulation at home. To briug
our silver coin coinage into to common use
is not ESPECIALLY desirable. We want it in
mainly to give stability to paper. 1t may
expand our circulation somewhat, and
in some degree quiet the cIamor of the west
cru mutations. But nobody wishes it TO
entirely replace the fractional currency
The habitual use Of silver is an inconven.
ience, and though the first sensation of
being inconveDienced in that way would
be pleasant, on basis the "ittle scrip" is
naturally our staple reliauce for small
change Erie Dirotch.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS We are now
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AN exchange relates that Andrew SmtI -.
OF Genoa, Cayuga couty, n Y, found that
a blind horse owned by him had fallen into
dry we'll, few days ago, and, after 7ari.
Gus unsuccessful attempts to extricate the
unfortunate beast, concluded to give it up
and bury him alive. Two or three men
commenced throwing in dirt, but as it fell
around his legs Charley commenced tread.
ing it down. The faster they shoveled, the
livelier he trod : and when they had filled
the well, he stood upon the surface, unbur-
led, aud in good order considering his fall.
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RoBERY OF ANOTHER BANK.-Tb

RoBERY OF ANOTHER BANK.-The
National Bank of New Canaan. Conn, was
robbed on the night Of March 8, by three
New York burglars, who entered the bank
about midnight, gagged and bound the
watchman. and went to work to drill! into
the safe. They did not succeed ip getting
in the blast till five o'clock next morning.
When they touched it off the charge was so
heavy that it not only blew open the safe
but nearly destroyed the building forcing
out windows, &c Tie thieves seemed to
be frig htened by their own work, aud did
not wait to profit by it. A large amount of
money and securities wero exposed by the
explosion, but only $1,000 was carried
away.
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WFXICO.

SANTA FE, March 5,-A gentleman who
has just returned from chihuahua, Mexico,
reports that there is geeat excitement in
that and the other border States of Mexico,
aud that the feeling in favor of the over.
throw OF President Juarez is strong Many
of the best citizens favor annexation to the
United States.
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Special Notices
TNO CONSUMPTIVES,

II
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address. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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a SAD CALAMiTY,-Thc drying house
at Neponset, Mass, was destroyed by fire
on the morning of March =. Six women
employed there were burned to death, being
unable to escape. The building burned
was an old w9& &lcn structure, one and half
stories high. The attic, where the unfortu.
nate women were employed asserting cot
ton and wool, was kept at about l25 de-
grees Fahrenheit ter drying materials. Ac
cess to the attic was by ladder and trap
door. The women burned to death were
Mrs Patrick Dnnn, Mrs p Kennedy, Mrs.
Thomas Hurley, Mrs. p. Martin, Mrs. R.
Martin, and Mrs Peter Commit.
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A terrible boiler explosion occurred in a
rolling mill at Scranton, in tbs State, on
Monday, Killing nine workmen and bury
lug upwards of twenty others in the ruins.
Cause of the explosion not yet determined.
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n UNSMITHIN1.

The undersigned respectfully sn..
nounces to the citezens of Elk, and adjoir
ing counties, that he has recently established
Gun. Shop in Ridgway at the head of
Main and Depot Streets, in the basement Of
the building occupied by W. s. Service rs
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ton OF several schemes, attended. upon trial,
With varied success. One plan forces fr@h
arr into mine which drives the foul air
out,-another draws the latter forth, natur-
ally causing the former to follow A meth
cd has been recently adopted successfully 10
South Wales, Britain. which consists in
freeing compressed air in tho mino This
y supposed to possess superior advantages
IA deep and, consequently, very hot mines.
These systems, however involve IL, i,e OF
machinery. % that, although they may rec
omcnd themselves for their thorough efhcien-
". they present the great disadvantage Of
necessitatius the outlay Of considerable cap
,tal, a serious drawback moro especially
in country only just initiating its mining
enterprise, where capitalists may readily dis
cover other more attractive, because, posi-
hly, more speedily remunerative investments
Tn, simplest the least expensive and, tax
Ing one thing with another, the most efhca-
cious ycntilating power for mining purposes
8 the furnlco.--L0 Sale Press.
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but just you offer your services in such \
moment, and see if such interference would
not get you into greater scrape than inter.
terlng between man and wife would who
had each other BY the hair of the head
They would both seize YOU with the teno-
city Of bulldogs. They would nonr
on Your devoted editorial head v;,is ~
Welsh wrath, chopped out of the English
language, in such manner hat YOU would
prefer having shower of red bo. Shoe tacks
thrown at you.
" ia the good Genie in advance Of you
pass down No. . inside manwsv several
yards, and then cross the pillar ~ ncars N
a cross heading, and enter the outside man,
way of No. breast, which lead, yeu up %
the breasts face, where yon encounter two
more Of the Goyernor's pots