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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

Repairing Watches, etc., done with the same
as heretofore. nOy20, '69tf
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec.

Hmrl m'r CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.
The leading slaughterers Of his city
have formed combination for the pur.
pose Of aboIIsling the system OF paying
premiums for the privilege Of slaughter.
Ing hogs, and with a view TO make the or
ganization success, they resolved to
have no dealing with packers or mer-
chants who patronize outside slaughter
ers. This monopoly Is causing much ex.
citcment, and complaints have been made
10 the Chamber of Commerce against the
members OF the combination.
Another verdict was rendered today
against DR.. Brown and others for over
$4,000 in transportation bonds.
In the application Of owners Of real
estate TO declare the recent assessment in
the Second Ward void, because Of the
high valuation, 1t being valued at the
usual selling price, with the annual pay
,ment, instead OF time value in money.
Judge StOrer held to-day that the Board
Of Equalization was the proper tribunal
to grant relief, and that the courts would
not interfere, except in extreme cases,
after the Board Of Equalization lailed to
correct the assessment errors.
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The National Board Of Trade.
BUFFALO, December 0.

BUFFALO, December y.
The National Board Of Trade was
called to order at 9l5 this morning by
President Freely. Prayer was offered
by Rev. D, II. Miller. The journal Of
yesterdays proceedings was read and
adopted.
The President announced that the
Council had elected Hamil-
ton R. Hill, Of Boston, Secretary for the
next year.
The President reported that the Council
had agreed upon St. Louis as the next
place for Its annual meeting,
The President reported that the action
Of the Executive Council on the amend
ment to the Constitution in regard TO the
ratio Of taxation and representation, would
bepOstpOned until the next annual meet
Ing. u D. rl ,r gr..,u@
in A motion was made to recon
slider the action Of yesterday In refer
ence to the internal trade, and o res
olution was passed instructing the execu.
tive board TO continue their efforts for the
removal of all the restrictions Of such
laws as interfere with general free trade.
nTs OuIyEUGht VI Oh AouISI OuCICu u DIG-
amble and resolutions TO the effect that,
as the Legislatures of the several States
would soon hold their annual session, ,itwas
important that they be apprfzed at once OF
the action Of the National Board
In relation to State and municipal
taxation. BY a vote Of SO to 80 a reso-
luton was adopted looking to Sc
rnFin0 and 1avvtnc nj dntina IN tIn ravprnl
districts OF the United States.
The subject Of Q subsidies to promote
the postal service between this country
and Europe was referred TO an able COM
mittee Of five, whowill reportto.morrow.
An invitation from the Buffalo Board OF
Trade to tho National Board to visit
Falls at one o'clock tomorrow.
was accepted and ordered by the National
Board to adjourn IN time to carry out the
trip. .'. ..s,5 49,.
The Board tlen adjourned till Q O'clock
tomorrow morningI .,u
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WE give place this morning to a card
from Bishop WiELAN, criticising in SC.
we're terms some remarks recently made
by Dr.. WEsrwooD, in discourse from
the pulpit Of the 4th st. NJ. E. Church. Our
experience with personal, and especially
religious, controversies has led usto look
with some apprehension upon anything
that promises to lead to one. At the same
time a public journal is under obligation
to afford reasonable opportunities to those
who deem themselves aggnevcd in pub
lie way TO- state their grievance in its
columns. 1t is from q sense Of this, that
We willingly accord place to Bishop
WnELAN's letter, and shall as willingly,
if requested, afford DR. WEsrwooD room
for reply, only hoping thatan exchange of
may not grow into lengthy
or needlcssly bitter controversy.
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How to Make the Boys Good
RnrmnrR.

dGWGASa
Induce them to take an interest in the
farm, in tho implements, in the stock; tell
them all your plans, your successes and
failures; give them n history Of your, own
lie, and what you did and how you lived
when boy; but do not harp too much on
the degenerate claracterOt the young
men OF the present age; praise them when
you can and encourage them TO do still
better. Let them dress up for the even
Ing, instead Of sitting down in their dirty
clothes In dingy room. Provide plenty OF
light thanks TO kerosene, our country
homes can be rs brilliantly lighted as the
gas.lit hbuscs iii the city. Encourage the
TleiEhBorS ia drop in evenings. Talk agri;;
culture rather than politics; speak more Of
the Importance oflRrge crop, Egood stock,
Of liberal feeding, and Of the advantages
of making animals comfortable, rather
than OF the hard times, low prices and
high wages. Above all, encourage the
bows to read god, agricultural books
Papers are all well enough, but an intelli-
gent boy wants something more and bet,
Ter. Get him some good agricultural
books 10 study. Read It with him, and
give him the benefit Of your experience
and criticism. When he has mastered
this, buy him another. In our own case,
we owe our love for farming principally
to the fact that our father talked TO us Of
everything, that was doing on the farm;
answering all questions and encouraging,
rather than refusing our chtldlike desire
or helping him to plow, to chop. TO let oil
water, and to fire the brush heap.
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The New Orleans Customs Frauds.
One Of Andy JohnSOn's Men in
TrOubIe..A Corrupt Settlement.


A correspondent writes from New Or.
leans Oh the Cd, that on that morning, In
the United States Court, Judge Durell
presiding, United States District Attorney
J, r, Beckwith called up the case Of Perry
Fuller, ex.COllector Of New Orleans,
against whom 10 indictments had been
found by the Grand Jury, for fraudulent
entries 0fsugar and coffee during his term
ofofice, in the civil cases tried last year,
resulting In every case in verdict oil CON
fiscation against the consigners, August p
Contourie & Co. The whose amount m
volved was some millions Of dollars. Inc
cases have since been compromised In
Washington blythe payment Of the duties,
hut criminal charges against the OIL
GERS Of Customs through whose active
connivance tho frauds were perpetrated
remained on tho docket. The U. 3. Dis
trict Attorney endeaVored to bring these
to an issue. The result Is seen, Perry Fuller
was called on twice for his bond, and
failed 10 appear. His sureties, Alexander
NJ. McDonald, U. s. Senator from Arkan'
sas, and E. G. Ross, U. s. Senator from
Kansas, were then called upon to bring
the body Of Perry Fuller into Court.
They waited to make answer. District
Attorney Beckwith moved for an alas
eGpiaS, stating that the bonds were taken
TO Washington, and seemed to be very
imperfect, II not worthless. An or.
der was then made for Waddy Thomp'
son, against whom indictments Of a similar
character mad been found was then called
on, he also failed " appear. District
Attorney Beckwith stated that the bond
OF the accused had been stolen at Memphis.
Thompson, had been several times arrested
at Memphis, near which city he owns n
magnificent plantation, but has always
been released by obliging courts on ,writs
of ha6eqs corpus The correspondent
after citing one ofthe thirteen cases found
against Fuller and his associate, TO illus
trate the heinOus nq,ure Of the charges,
SAYS the prosecutions fthese cases Tin civil
courts has cost tho Government at
least one hundred thousand dollars,
and after cOnfsCatiOn had been dccreed
In every case compromise has been
effected by the simple payment Of duties,
which the party was willing to pay from
the first. The main argument on thetrial
was that IL was the officers Of the United
States custom house who were really the
guilty offenders. These have been releGs-
Cd on straw bail, or at least upon informal
recoguizances, and thus this much vaunt-
ed vindication OL the integrity Of the rev.
enue laws ends in a costly fizzle, There
is a big mouse in the meal tub somewhere,
and more than two U. s. Senators, to-
gcther with distinguished Congressman
from Indiana, could probably give infor-
nation on the subject. a .r Ia.l F.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The "Cuban Junta" sharks.


NEW YORK, Dec. 0.
The case of the steamer Florida, seized
short time ago on the charge OF being
intended for use Us Cuban priVatcer, was
Yesterday adjourned at the United States
District Court until Monday. Senor DO.
mingo RuiSc, jointly accused with General
Thomas Jordan Of violating the ncutralt-
ty laws, will surrender himself at the
United States District Court, before Judge
Woodruff, to-day, for the purpose Of fur
nishing bail " appear at the February
term OF tho court TO answer an indict-
metlt which has been found against him.
1t Is said that the disclosures OF evidence
in the case will develop tho fact that q
bitter quarrel exists among the Cuban
leaders in this city, and that several OF
them are engaged in putting money to
their own use under the pretense Of using
IL for the Cuban cause. 1t is reported that
q number of Cuban ladies in this city sold
their iewelry in order to provide money
to carry on the war against Spain, and
that the proceeds fell into tho hands OF
adventures, who converted it TO their
own use. 1 .Ia. .,r
THE BROKEN oABLEs-No PROSPECT OF
H REPAIR.
# Z. % New YORK, December 0.
The directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company state that oil efforts to repair
either of the broken cables have been,
thus far, unsuccessful. Such efforts will
be continued whenever the weather per!
mis. The probabilities Of success arc
much less at this season than in the sum
mer.
The steamer Hornet eluded tho Yili-
gance OF the Spanish spies last night and
put to sea. She carries a crew Of sixty
eight men and shipped for St. Thomas,
with a number OF passengers. 1t Is sup.
posed she will take on board supplies Of
allkinds for Cuba at some point further
South, .H.
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Gov. walker on the virginia Debt.
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says of, Governor Walkers
message, sent 10 the Virginia Legislature
Wednesday,"
Governor Walker holds that no division
of the State debt between Virginiu and
West Virginia is practicable, and that
Virginia is, bound for the whole debt
Whatever liability West Virginia is under
in regard to the debt Is to this State, into
whose treasury Wes: Nirginia's just pro.
portioniof the entire Indebtedness, ,iif ever
Eascertained and adjusted, must 60. West
Virginia, however, has so fur shown no
disposition to assume any part OF the joint
debt previous to the division OF the State,
but better things are expected OF the new
administration that goes into office with
the coming year. He recommends arbl-
tration to settle the question, and Il that
fails then resort To the Supreme Court
The Governor recommends that the
whole debt, principal md interest, be
funded in new bonds until July LIST, 1871,
the first scmi.annual interest thereon to
fall due on January 1st, 1872, which is the
earliest time at which lie thinks it prl-
dent for the State to undertake the pay
ment of interest regularly. In short, the
Governor is strengthened in the correct
ness of the recommendations made in his
last message, on the 9Th of March, on this
subject, and says that his views then cX.
pressed have been heartily endorsed by
the best tinanciers, both in this country
and England. Had the Legislature
promptly adopted them, the State debt
would have been reduced over ten mil
lions of dollars, and the deprecated credit
advanced from so to 90 cents, on the dol
lar. There is but one sovereign remedy
for the financial evil that atilicts us, and, in
his opinion, the remedy is strict fulfill.
ment OF our solemn obligations. 4
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Man Murdered by His Ihsane Wife
~ at Cottage Hill, Ills. ~
Cn1cAoo, Decemher 0

At Cottage Hill Station, about tileen
miles from this city, on tho Northwestern
Railroad, Wednesday night, James Snow
was murdered by his wite. Mrs. Snow
has been affected by insanity, and lust
Summer WIS sent away for treatment,
She returned evidently improved, but last
Wednesday she began to raVeagGin. Mr..
Snow, hel husband, laid down on a lounge
near her apartment at night, and fell
asleep About 10 o'clock Mrs. Snow arose
and beat his skull in with SONS impleI
ment. astf4 yLlD4a
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OURcorrespondent Citizen" who writes
this morning in behalf of the proposed
Bridgeport and Northwestern railroad is
one of our most substantial and public
spirited citizens. We trust his sugges.
tions will be pOndered by our business
men and citizens generally. All that Is
wanted is for some man Of mettlo to lead
Off Couragcously.
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The AIis.onri School Of Mines.
Z" ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dee. 3

ST' LuUls, Nlp,' DcS' y
% The School Of Mines authoriZedfby the
Inst session Of the Legislature has been 10.
Gated by the committee appointed for
that purpose in Phelps county, and an In
stitution costing some $25,0OO is to be
erected near Rolla. Aside from the
amount received from Phelps county this
school will be endowed with one quarter
of the Congressional land, a grant of $780,
600 acres made 10 the State lor eduCa:
tional purposes.
Mrs. WilbGaWife Of tho cashier OF the
bank ut Herman, No. drowned herself
yesterday in consequence ofdomcstIc ttou-
blCs, ''H ''
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Treasury statistics...-Receipts and
Expenditures.
NRw YORK, December 0

Tho receipts OF /! the Assistant U. S.
Treasurer, for the year ending june 8Oth,
1870, were $40, 4,908, ,04j.l7; balance held
from premiums during The year, $780,
$50, ,34685; expenditures, $710965,914,42;
cash balance in the Treasury at the close
Of the year, $14O,502, ,47l.60. The gain
over the previous year, In larger collec-
tions and reduced expenditures, Is repre-.
scnted at sos, az, ,O2O. -
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An ErceIIent and IIeaIthful Bread.

An Excellent and IIeRlthful Bread.
Good Heath says the most economical
and best bread, especially in cold weather,
when hot fire is constantly kept, is what
is sometimes. called gems, or unleaVened
biscuit. For this purpose q group Of cast
iron pans or cups21 by 81 inches each, all
made in one casting, is used. These pans
are set on the top Of hot stove and al
lowed to become almost smoking hot when
buttered Tor use. Then with cold water
and milk, halcand.half, or with cold
water alone, and the colder the better,
mix and stir quickly with still spoon as
much Graham or unbolted wheat-meal as
will make o stiff batter or thinnish mush
and when the pans are hot, fill them
quickly with the thin dough and let them
stand q minute on the stove before putting
into very hot oven, where they should
remain twenty or twenty-five minutes,
until done. II the mixture be neither too
thin nor too stiff, and tho pans and the
oven be hot, you will have as light
and wholesome biscuits rs any epi-
cure could wish to eat They
may be eaten smoking warm from
the oven, as they contain no poison
Gus chemical elements Ike yeast bread,
which requires cooling to be rid Of They
are good cold, or may be warmed in a
steam-kettle. Anybody however, un-
skilled in cooking, can learn to make
these light and nice every time, Nice,
fresh wheat-meal, very cold wetting,
quickly done, with very hot place 10
bake them, will insure the best Of "luck"
always. These, like all other Graham
bread, should be fresh every DAY.
For growing children, and those people
who work or think, and especially stu
dents and isedentary persons, there is no
other bread, and scarcely any other single
article Of food that equals it Let the
poor who cannot afford to lose IA per
cent of the grain in the Cast.ott bran; let
those whose bones and muscles arc small,
tending torickets and spinal curative;
let invalds and dyspeptics try i, and they
never will 20 back, TO, ,superfine bread
simply because II looks white and nice,
and, when dry, is morel pleasant 10 the
mouth than the brown. %
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

GENERAL EUlEOPEAN NEWS
2" t-I1 No. .-,N-
r, LONDON, Dec.,7.
= Tho Times believes that certain recon-
mCndations made in Grants message will
fall stillborn like many Of Grants prcde-
Cessors, The document marks another
stage Of Presidents downward career, and
does not show how far the highest author
tiles will go when the balance Of power
is sunstabIe. n 'S+S q +-ie.-- - +
r,H aasr45 LONDON, Dec. 0.
All the political parties in Spain are
voluntarily attracted toward Prim and
his party in supporting Aosta.
LONDON, Dec. Z.
The French acceptance of the confer
ence for the settlement Of tho Eastern
question Is conditioned.
rs,a MADRID, December Z.
Ex.Queen Isabella has sent her formal
protest from Geneva against the election
Of Duke Aosta as King OF Spain. She
states that she has no intention Of appeal
ng to force! t..r ~,
-. l"H BERLIN, December
It is said that Bismarck will treat the
acceptance or rejection OF the South
German treaties as Cabinet question.
a,a ,,y. a,.g LONDON, December z.
Bismarck considers that the delay in
voting for the new Constitution is work.
ing mischief.
BERLIN, Dec. Q.
The GS,OO0OO0 loan authorized by the
North German Parliament will be allotted
to subscription in London. Agl
The following letter from King Louis
of Bavaria, to King John Of Saxony, has
been made public: .as ~. ..,..u a,l Ilf.
"The Germans, led by tho King of PruS-
sia, will celebrate the Brotherhood Of
Arms, giving glorious proof Of the i'm
,p0rtance and power OF United Germany.
| have negotiated to this end at Versailles,
and now write 10 you and other German
Princes to urge the King Of Prussia to as
sumo the title Of the Emperor Of Ger
many United, with Presidential functions.
am proud thus to take the first step in
crowning the German Unity. hope for
your assent, and that Of other Princes and
Tree towns" v ~ lH..s nal
Warllke Feeling and Preparation in
-ti0t j . j a Russia. B % Ha
Sxelal tome World. ..s.s ! p .r.
p..s, g'si .sa ! !, ,gh LONDON, Deco.
= Mr.. Allen writes from St. Petersburg
on the 2l inst. that warlike feeling was
prevailing all over tho empire. The ar
rival At SevastOpol Of the news Of Gorts.
chakoifs circular created a universal feel.
ing ol Joy. Notice was given by tho EN-
peror to tic reserve corps to hold them
selves IN readiness, which is considered OF
great Importance This measure has not
been rcsorted to since the Crimean war.
Russia Is committed to bold line Of con.
duct, and is determined TO carry 1t out in
spite Of all opposition. 1t has been an.
nounced by tile Emperor that 100000
rOubles will be devoted to extraordinary
war expenses. BY the 1st of January 40,-
700 rcmodeled guns and 10000 brcech.
leaders will be ready for use, a. aal
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NEW YORK, Dec, O.l2

The cable rates have advanced 10 fl.
teen dollars foE ten words, on and after
Monday next, and dollar and a half for
each additional word. The press pay
hall these rates for general or political
news. The advance Is made In conse.
quGncc Of the difficulty and delay in the
American cables. All messages are limit.
ed 10 fifty words length.
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Philadelphia Market a

''f.H" ..+. PHILADELPHIA, December Q.
FLOUR-U Unchanged; family winter at IS 7SA
8125; Indiana and Ohio at So O067 Is.
GRATN-Wheat AFm; Indiana rcd 81 42SbI IS;
timber 45. Rye and oats unchanged. Corn
arm; yellow at 70iAT1c.
GROcRRIEs-CuDA sugar at 9N0l0kc. rfH
PROYIgIONB-Dull aud weak. -...,
ons=Pc Petroleum crude 16015Hc; refined axe.
WHTsKY-Dullat at 9ld02c. fIT| 7'lI'.
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Railway Accident in Michigan.

! ~ :" UbIIUTTi BCCcIIUUl u
The road train ran into the rear end Of
the night express, yesterday, near Ben.
toms station, injuring several passengers,
one ofwhom, named Z. Sulzer, Of New
York, died this morning. The Others are
well cared for at the BrusSells House, and
will recover. @
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New York Produce llarket,.

NEW YORK, December 9.
corEox-Dull and unchanged; mIddling up.
FLOuG-Dull at tS $500 Os for shipping
grades.
URAW-Whsat dull; No. spring Chicago at
at 81 SOL 30; winter red amber al 81 42dSI Is.
Rye dull. Oats unchanged at G0ibG2c. Corn
steady; n0w7168lc; old BIC.
PROypIoHs-Pork, beef and cut mCan un.
changed. Bacon drIn,
EO6s-Flnn; ffcsh $50 1S1c; lined 2s623Xc.
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Cincinnati Market.

,." E CINCINNATI, December9. Q.
CorToN-Dull and unchanged. i5. ulu
n PLoUR-UnChanged. f III ..4I-at
0tLS-Steady. ''''
BUrTRR-Steady at 2SN30c. a.7l1
sEEDs-CloVer icsd hrm; timothy and aA1 seed
unchanged. .IItt ~.
PR0VisIoSs-Pork SO. Lard; kettle held at
12c; hardly any demand. Bulk meats dull; no dc,
mRnd. Bacon 1IGoI4c. l1 sGE ifTT0T
MoOs-Quietat So 1905 ~; receipts 1000.
WuISKT-At 6G1S7C.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIAORE, December 9.
FLouR-Flrm; family winter 50 6O97 25; extra
winter $5 1906 2j.
Arm; yellow 73C; No. white 10lD7Ic.
PRovRIoNs-Firm; Mess pork $2Q Bacon
sides l4c. Bulk sides; clear RIB 1lHC. Bacon
shoulders l3c; hams, plain, lBc. Lard; prime
steam l8EC, -r ..Hl
WHnKY-At OOn9ic.
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OFFER TO FUND 5.9Os.

John ". Benson, President OF a bank at
Muncie, Ind, yesterday sought permission
of the Secretary Of the Treasury to ex-
change $l70,OOO in $40 bonds for an equal
amount of B per cent bonds authorized
by the funding act. The Secretary de-
Cllned the offer unless Benson would take
equal proportions Of the amount in bonds
OF the rate Of 4And Al per cent interest.
Mr.. Boutwell, said, however, that he
would soon advertise loan and that 1t
would be sold to the highest bidder not
below par.
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-Lnte advices from Rio, Janeiro state
that Henry T. Blow, our Minister TO Bra
I'll, lelt there the 7th Of November on the
Amazon for Bordeaux and Lisbon, his In
tention being to take his iamilyto Rome
to spend the winter. Having arranged for
this he will return direct TO this country.
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Iron MIN Burned at Cleveland.
CLEvEi.AND, O., December

n ----- CLEVEI4ANU1 O.1 UUCVIHDUI Z
A fire broke out about halEpast one
this afternoon In the rolling mill belonging
10 tho Cleveland Iron and Nail Company,
and Is now burning The loss will prob.
ably be large, but the property is heavily
insured.
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sIAI1LIBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS ..ll
uOMEOPATHiC SPECIFICS

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Slmple-Prompt-:Ba Efficient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family hedl'
made in using them 80 harmless as 70 bo nee
from danger, and so Gflcent as to be always re-
liaule. They have received the highest commen;;
dalton frOmIthG thousands who have long used
and known them and will always render satls-
faction 10 those who try them.
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The complete census of California,
shows an increase IN ten years, of1786l0.
The increase Of San Francisco, Is OS,470,
nearly 200 per cent,