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ABSURD.

The San Francisco Examiner, in speaking of
an article about Colonel Steinberger's mission TO
Samoa which appeared in the ADVERTISER some
two or three months ago, comes to the following
sage conclusions:
The profound secrecy with which this business
is sought to be enveIoped gives plausibility to the
conjecture made by some observer OF events that
il is Grants intention to get possession OF these Isl
ands in order that he may immigrate thither aud
establish a personal government in case his third
term project comes to grief. This superstition
gains further probability when considered in con-
n~ection with Admiral Porter's oracular remark in
his last annual report that Robeson's navy is fully
able to cope with the war canoes of the South Sea
Islanders. There is no doubt that Grant was deeply
impressed by the intimacy he contracted with His
Majesty the King Of the Sandwich Islands during
the recent visit Of the latter to this country, and if
be cannot be perpetual President Of the United
States, it may be shat he hopes to end consolation
in becoming supreme monarch over all the un-
draped inhabitants OF the Navigator Isles, which
have many more cannibals than the dOminions of
bis friend Kalakaua. and plenty OF room for all
bis relations. 1t is probable that the natives would
take kindly to Grants methods of government,
since they are so fond of rings that many wear
them in their noses"
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ENG

go. N.wurwrLG-Per Eutuea, Nay 23th-H Water
nsass Mss l. smith, " n Ricc, Hoa 2 tscnbeIE binat, ~
u~r~sgr.gp- q Chairman and vile, Mr AWana. Mr Ahana. NHe
- 800 81 Nwai And VIE. Mrs q bertlcmannr Mr scno1-
vide aud 2 chndreu, and ~ deck
g.. axBvrv A AucKEASD-Per City q Meibouruer Nay
sarb-Jno NaIer. aud s. Ia tansifa Zoe Sa1 franese9-
20, 81 FnsSersco-Per City Of Meioourne, May sth-
usa a. nj Blshop and family, Juo Manu. + Sibs9at anu
fran-lfu from sydney add AGckLAna~
20. T.arrT-Per Robert Covan, May 5oth-Jas Esian.
Godfrey Brown
Eo. WfxpwARp FoHrs-Per knauea- May Slf-hon \
= ia wfe. and ? children. His Ex r u Stanhy. Jas Esta1l
n n moe n ! zulntsu. Mrs Nukerbon, Mrs ~ CofnseL Z
- 1srsrprE ~ T. WLcox, q & Williams aud VIE henry
W.t-rhouss. vs. a Ccrnwen, Bishop Maigret W.. EGA
~. 4 an wider. Mr. ShiItber and VIE Miss 2 bgaee =
n Va1g.,a p Milton. & " ifchy. , 2 Green Godirey sfo~ny
n, EaIfwis- Mis- Euis. Miss Louzada, Thcs Meek -
sesst- IA RI Hitehcock, J A Wilder, Iheo II Dawes MS
Cooke, and about 70 deck
r,o~ - Fn.Scrsco-Per Cyphreues, June 2-Mrs Dr.
E,d-r. 80 2 ehudren. Mrs Nickel, Mrs G d kobtnsonr Miss
ca - ClapD. Mh. Capp, Capt add Mrs Co.eord- fay mas
ter Geo Cochrn. q : ~. Paymasters Clerk hootn DsfMn'
NJ ! y. Lieut. ! n HemphiL q ; ~. W hansoui aaGhln'
\ 10 WHEEL. ] L Calder. "a NcCulum1 A honinsou. &c Gay
Master 4 Cay, 4 10 sleerage, All 80 10 uansha wa
Foa AUCKLAND a. syDSEY-PeF Cyphrenes- June 2d-Mrs
McKeu. ae8 KsedIs, aGd so In transitz ifSn san franese0
Faox say FaAxcIseo-Per J. B. Ford, jane 2d-Nr CoAsr-
FuoN yxpwARD PonTs-Psr Knauea- june fh-Iheo
DAVIS Rev t Co4n ard WIFE, Miss Bingham, hSy -
Forhes. Rev z Bond. Rev w p Alexander Kew Ooe -
. y BIsaop and daughter, r W Meyers, X 4 RaEs9a' " u q
j Blasdsn. Il Waterhouse,I . Cnsnoss@nf
fKAwHtagi, ard sS dee6-
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RsFoHr % srEAMsHfF CITY OF MELBoUHSE, }. W.
BHowS, CoHMASpER-Lsn sydney at LIs p n on May sh
and proceeded slowly down TIE harbor and cleared The hsads
az 1t5 r ~. With a nght NV wind which hated fr the nnt
- hours, thence aesh westerly breeze % the Three Elnr.
which was passed 3 30 a N on the t2th, and arrived az Auek-
land at A y % the l3h, making the passage Ia . days and
u hours. Coaled ship AMI received mails and passengers on
Heard and sailed GA the f4th az AIS p n Passed the steamer
hikado at 10 p 10 on The 10th and the Navigatoss a. midnight
same day. Arrived az Honoiuiu &c 8 30 a ~ 90 May 18th.
REYoRr 90 BGHxENTrSE JsaE A. FGLKINHuHa. HHowS
MAsrEE Sailed from Astoria on May 9th ant part passage
moderate Winds from NV. May Isth IN lat 2Gs n long Iass
" took Ne trades moderate May 2Tth made east end q no
lokai, and arrived az Honolulu morning Of the 9Th, after a pas
sags Of 20 day.
REsoaF o. Bare . d. FoaD. CSC. W. JESEs, MssrEa-
Len san Francisco Heads May 20sh a S p N, and took the
trades In lac zss. On the 25th 10 lat 2ss long I3Js 30 pass
ed a schooucr's msllmast with nothing attached tut the cross
hat no doubt "a had been IN the water about two moths;
where the Oh was rubbed % 4 cood see a few barracks. n
must have CONE some distance from the north. a. the current
was settling Iron % 20 30 niles n day TO ssW. sighted No
lokl AZ midnight on the 3lstf from there 10 port hal very
Hight battling airs, arriving next day
REPoar OF STEAMSHIP CYFHHESEs. woob, CONNaxDEH.
-LSn san Francisco aeon Of Nay 2glh, and cleared the Geld
en- Gate az 4 ? ~. wind strong from NV. Experienced heavy
sen Or the urnt three days, thence NE and r winds, moderate
aud hne weather. hat two days Ight variable winds and very
smooth sea aud ne YEA her. sighted Maut az 2 p " June Isf,
and oahu az . ? ~, arriving or The bar az midnight Pilot
bearded az l1O A n June Ids entered The harbor al las A y.
HENEy ADAMS. PuFssT.
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IMPORTS.

Faoz SYDNEY 4 AUeKL4S3-Per City o. Melbourne, Stay
GrIanri 2 pkE. sasdeTy, 1 ess Mdss 20 A : CIeghorn 4 Cos 2
ca Books % nonsehaeger a Co
400 bbis Lime, n kgs Dried Apples, IS ibis Beef IGhfbbis
and l Csc salmun, Is sks Potatoes, $50 c. Pilot Bread, IS es
ASS Lumber TO Castle = Cooke . hf bbls whiskey, l e@
Ham 10 Z Longi To- c. Pilot Bread, 500 sks Flour 70 brewer
a Cos , N Il spruce LGnber, 3 CO lard, 2 c. Hams, 40 bbls
salnsSa, 3 sgs Dried apple, 80 SftI sal@'n to bole' & Co. :
FGoH sss FaASeIseo-Per Cyphrsne-. June 2Is-1s c.
NhisSsy 20 Brown A Cos - Pkgs 1dss 20 Lyman BrOsj 50
Millinery Goods TO } q Black l BAG Coin, 2 Boxes to Wells,
Eaigo a Co. 90 qr as Elogr, 81 RsEs Mdss % 4eistyrs
90 " N Gnaeef 8 stoves, ; badls Pots. : do Castings. , es
psEs saddlery, l fo1 Leather 10 2 Daltoui : gkgs sAddIey TO
= Aadsryi : 6 and : o1 e > ny S'Ta'' : s : sHs =" 9alss
Blooms. 50 coils Manila Rope, 30 Oars, pkgs Mdse, 8 do
Co esss ! ssms 70 ! F Sass. = 20 c. elpt Il s6 RHs; ha's {. : M HssI ses &Ss
Handles 70 Caste a Cooke 2es Photo Goods TO % D.eksoai
200 III and 3 a. aks FIour 20 Love Bros; 100 or SKIS do TO z Y
Adams 800 a. sss DO, 81 Pks- adse 70 II May ] Pkgs Ndse
soss " me 70 CSas Long IS pfSs Mdss 10 sins ChSss & Co;
7 pkss chinrse Ndss 70 Fook Shongi 10 pigs Mdse 70 HOG
onions. 81 bass Ban, 80 trunks y Rkss MSse 70 Fhsi&
aandiss. Z pkgs Mdss q han a soni 2 bis Books 70 Rev ; c
Damou, 20 b6is salnon 20 @ c MeLeani - Pkg. Mdse to T C
Fis6, 5 pigs Ndss % AasseI 2 esEs Hams TO ordsrI 5 Pkgs
sait Fish o sing Aeei 90 SIS tS.at9Ss 70 SSPt Soseai iS .
and 1 hf Del whi-ksy % Lsnshan a Cos 10 bndls Paper 70
sIses : ass 9 Z { s 4 ed q Rev : E "''A'P' l Case to Brewers
FaoM say FsAScIsco-Psr J. o. Ford, June al case
81. sssss- So sss sesf 20 a MaeGrLas; 2es sewing Sa-
ehlnes g. Thos Laekf pigs Leather, 2 bales Hose, / bx sa-
pole. I bx Irsu. I pkg Tubes. IS kgs Horse Shoes, 4 Ok Gun
Caps 9 pr Springs. ! csc Freezer. , pkzs Pumps, ] ru Brass,
8 pkx. Canai BaTroWs. ? c. Powder 90 Hall q sons s. Kegs
Nal. 40 bids shingles, 1000 Posts 20 Levers & Dicksoui 50
80 giour. so bales hay. zoo bbIs Lime 70 J T Warehouse 2
tanks Gasouns O. A uerbsrt= 4 pkg Books, 2 bbls Whisky 70
ordsr, 100 bbIs salmon 20 G q MeLsani 20 pku Lamps and
Cnsnarya. 10 CO nsndlss. s CO Hardware. ? c. Axes. I boil
Rake.. ; a. ahoEels. Z 90 sprinas, So pkU Nails, 10 colts hopc.
n - FIxfurss. . g shots. 1 bndI Matches, o bars Iron, 5 Kegs
Torns -hpes. 4 pkga Paint and Varush % Duingham & Cos
/ ess Tarpeadus. 90 Ziae, 1 bale Esrska, l csc vamsh. l
a. white LEAD. ~ do Famifgre TO q 4 NtlEamsi , rols Car
PETS 4 Csc =HEpers. 8 G. CiofhinE. . 60 bats . ; Magninf c.
Drugs I pkE Hose % DE- NcEibeini lese Bookstoo OEeni
I css Corioa CIofhinx % GrnbaGm q Coi 1 hias 20 A Cart
wright, I Csc surgical INSTRUMENTS % Capt Rosa
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FHIDAfTJINE = DO
Use arnvas from nrsiu ports since last repsrt have been
May 2ath, a = a = : City q Meibouras, from AuckIani;
American barSeHuae ,. A. F~aikinburE. from Portandi June
lat American brg J. n. Feed. from saa Frazcheo; and A g.
As = Cyphrsnes. also ton san Fnneiseo, anI today, An
erican harksauns Amelia. from syeney.
The departures have b-ea-fay 18th, City q MsIb-uras.
ir saa snasssos S1th, Robert CowaH. Sr Tahnii June -.
Cyphrvnes, Er AuckIaud.
The bark EFk 10 aadizg saGaEs hr san Fnnciseo and Ill
sail about Tuesday nsrt.
The BRIG T. q. Ford Oh have dispatch &c san Fnne-cs.
The clipper ship Emerald Is aboGt due from saa FraneIsc5
with a rail
Our dates from san Fnzcseo are % the 2fh ut We
quota isaad produce
s-rSAa-HaEaihn grocery Gasss, Ti0IIe.
~RfcE-HawaHan table. &c. y
C~oTFzE-NaEkst arm Gr All kinds o. green, Al Ialzoe. 4
PULu-aEsc. +
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BY THE arrival Of the steamer on Wednesday
last, news was received at the Foreign Office of
the decease Of 5. L. F. Odell, Esq, His Maj
esty's Charge d'Afaires and Consul General in
the United States, at his residence in Brooklyn,
on May 9th. Mr.. Odell succeeded Schuyler
Livingston, Esq. in the Office of Charge d'Afaires
and Consul General for the United States on the
3lst day of July, 1862, and has continued to full
fill the duties Of that Office ever since most ac-
ceptably 10 all persons who were brought into
contact with him. He was a partner in the emf
nent business firm Of Barclay, Livingston & Co.,
and enjoyed the reputation Of a scrupulousIy ex-
act and honorable as well as a liberal business
man. His interest in these Islands (Which he
had never yisIted) and in all that pertained to
them was very great. Amidst the cares of a sue
cessiul ard extensive business, he looked upon his
Commission from this country as a high honor,
and was never happier than when endeavoring to
forward its interests or to execute some commits
sion. During the negotiations for Reciprocity in
1869, his extensive acquaintance, ready ingen-
uity and untiring industry, in favorably repre-
senting our case il New York, were most adyan-
tagcous and most fully appreciated by our
envoyes-f His late Majesty Kamehameha v, IN
acknowledgment Of his services to this country,
appointed him knight Commander Of the Order
Of Kamehameha /. The national flag was dis
played at halEmasJ on all the public buildings and
on PunehboEI battery during Thursday last, as a
token Of respect for his memory.
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would be very great through the irrigatiug facilities
obtained by a utilization Of the water, 1t Is almost
certain thai even with the taxation necessary 10 pay
the irrigation bonds, the average assessment on all
would not exceed the present rate Suppose that by
eIpeuding twenty million dollars in turning the
waters Of the Sacramento, San Joaquin. Santa AuaA
and other rivers Of cur State over their respective
valleys, we increase our products say one hundred
million dollars per an1um, and through the eoose-
quent increase in the area Of our agricultural lands
add several hundred Thousand 10 our population,
would not the investment prove a good one; We are
inclined to believe il would
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NEW YORK May IA special from Port-au-
Prince dated May Sd says: The revolution was at
the first moment subsequent TO the outbreak, put
down by the Government troops. Generals Price,
Bryce aad Pierre were killed. The foreign consul
lates were Immediately crowded with refugees who
sought shelter from the violence of the natives.
Martial law was proclaimed and proclamation
made containing a promise of amnesty to those who
would surrender at ouce to-the officers of the Gov
eminent. Tranquility has been restored.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-05
THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY. JUNE 5.

The TwESTT-FHTH anniversary Of the marriage
Of the Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop occurred yester-
day, and but for their previous departure from
the country, it would no doubt have been duly
bOnored by their numerous friends. AS it Is, a
conspiracy seems to have been formed among those
connected with the family, whereby the mem
Org Of the happy occasion and Of absent friends
will have come 10 Sir. and Mrs. b. on the ocean,
dast evening. At the same moment, the Ribbon
'of the Grand Gross Of the Order Of Kamehameha
l. conferred on Mrs. Bishop by His Majesty the
King, was to be presented to her.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, n. i.
ARRIVALS.

May 29-echr Taxa, EaaL. from MoiokaL.
z-Schr Nile Morris, Lima from MolakaL.
Sg-schr annie, Ealauao. from NHhar
L--chr Active, PuzahiEa. from Maaiaea. Maui
J1rs IAN BRIG J u Ford, JeEks. u days fan san FraneIseo
l-bht starr CyEhre1es, 7 Wood, 50 days from san
FFancsco.
2-schr Mary Ellen. Mana. FROM Rohaia, Hawaii
z-rehf Jenny. Ulama- I'm Kona and E-u, Hawaii.
1-Echr kinau, Ahulhaia, from Halku. uL
- , : flagship Pensacola. Gherardi. fm HHo.
4-Am hkfn Amelia, Machrsne. - DAYS from SIDNEY
4-schr Nettie Merrill Crane. from Lahalna. Esuf
4-sehr Prince. Beck. from Kona and Rau. HazaH.
4-stmr EiaGea, Marehant, from Hawaii and Maui.
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Mr.. j. T. WnIerhOuse having received
from the New Zealand Insurance Company, through their
Agent, Mr.. G. n. owen, the amount OF $4,000, insured by him,
on merchandise, by the i'll lIted schooner YARUNA, begs to
express his thanks and the satisfaction he feels at the prompt
ness displayed in settling this loss. The New Zealand Insur
ance Company certainly deserve a fair share Of the Insurance
Business Of Honolulu.
o3 J. I. WATERUOySE.
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MARRIED.

swISros-EAStEaFoo--At Paiama, May 2sth. by the Rev.
u " Parker, IT, : s~fSros- Esq O. Mrs. KaSIKAFOo, all
q this city.
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NOTICE.

w. Max. Eckars,
w viii act for me during my absence from this kingdom.
MRS. CHR ECkART.
Honolulu. May l2th, 1875. 93i 81
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DIED.

HoU.ToS-At Tzb5s Hotel. OAKLAND. Cal. on May sth,
AHTHra EDWts' iafaat 500 q Lisuf. Z. :. Houstoa. q :. ~
aged III weeks
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TO LET.

k 4 CoTrAGE PLEAsANILT STU
- ATED ca Queen Street. Esat Low.
- geo In kaqnire AZ J. 1 poMskIr,s oRfICK.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A OF THE
IA BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of the Queens Hospital will be
held at the room Of the Chamber of Commerce THIS DAY,
SATURDAY, the 5uh inst, at IL A. NJ
1t Per Order, L. A. SCHAEFER, Sec'y.
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"a THE REMISES LATEL OCCUPIED
- hy Rev. L. O. RECEwIrH, at Aakasbo. h&uf. eam-
LII prssink oos and One- Halt story Hoase wgh the neoes-
EAry outhundinEs and cisterus, with or without one aeTe o.
ground. Fer particulars, apply TO
as Su, p SCHDIZ. Waikiki. Maui.
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DEPARTURES

May ss-sehr Warwick, John BuE. for Lanai
2S-schr kamalis, Bones. for Koloa, via Lanai
9-5chr Nettte Merrill. Crane. for Lahafn-. Maui
2s-Brt stmr city Of Melbourne, Brown, Er san Fran
cisco
so-Bat brig Robert CoEan. Hatfield. for Tahiti. via
kRwaikne-
sl-schr Juanlta- DUdoit. for Molokai-
3l-schr NHs Morris, Lima, Tor Eaunzkakai MoIokaI
31-6tmr kilanea. Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii
June l-ssnr Luka. Kaai, for Noloaa. Kauai
lEschr Annfe, EalauEo, nr Nhhaa.
l-1chr Pueokahi, Clark. for Hama. Maui
l--chr Hattie. Elmo. for NazfiEIf. Earai.
2-Schr ka MOt, Rsyn1ds. for EahuIui. Maui
2@Schr Active. Puaahisa, for Eohala. Hawaii.
@-But stmr q phrenes. Nood, for Auckland s. sydney
Z-schr MaauokaWai. kalawaia, Tor MoIoaa. Kauai.
3-sehr jenny. ulama. Or Eana ana Eau. HaaaH
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Projected DeparTures-
FoR KoHsLA-Schr Mary Ellen, sails this ? %.
Fog AHD PoRTs-sxmr Klauea, sails on Monday
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
U 3 flagship Pensacola, Rear Admiral J J Amy.
MEHcHANTMAN.
Am missionary BRIG Morning STAR, Celetfe, leading
Am schr a. " Ward. Rickman-
Norwegian bk Kvtk, LoranEs, loading.
Am bktn Jane A FakinburR, Brown, lGadinx.
Am brfE J D Ford. Ieuks discharzinE.
Am bktn Amelia, Machriaue.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-04-29

REMINGTON SEWING MACHINES
FIRE ARMS, AND AGRICULTURAL M
PIGMENTS. - The Remington Sewing
Machine has sprung rapidly into favor as
possessipg.the best combination OF good
qualities namely, light running-smooth
-noiseless-rapid and durable. 1t has
a straight needle, perpendicular action,
automatic drop-ieed, makes the Lock or
Shuttle Stitch, which will neither rip nor
ravel and is. alike on both sides.
The Remington Sewing Machine has
received premiums at many FaiIs,
throughout the United States, and with
out effort took the Grand Medal Of PRO
gress, the highest order Of medal that
was awarded at the late Vienna Exposi-
position.
The Remington Works also manu-
facture the new Double Barrelled d
Breech Loading Shot gun snap
and positive action, with patent
joint check, marvel Of beauty, finish
and cheapness, and the celebrated Rem
inston Rifes-adopted by nine different
governments, and renowned throughout
the world FOR military, hunting and
target purposes-all kinds of Pistols,
Rifles, Canes, Metallic Cartridges, dc.
Agricultural Implements, Improved
Moving Machines, Steel Plows, Cultiva-
tors, Road scrapers, Patent Excavators,
Hay Tedders, Cotton Gins, Iron
Bridges, &c.
The undersigned has been appointed
agent for the sale and introduction of
the Remington Sewing Machine in and
Tor the counties Of Elk, Clearfeld and
Warren. THOS, j. BURKE,
Depot and office, St. Mary's, Pa.
P. S.-A good local agent wanted.
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sEERIyg'S SALE,

BY virtue OF writ of venditioni ex-
ponas, issued out Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Elk County, and to me
directed, l will expose to public sale,
by yerdue or outcry, at the Court
House, Ridgway,, Fa., on
NONDAY, BAY 9th, 1875,
at l o'clock p. III, the following
described real estate, to wit:
al! the right, title, interest, claim
| and demand Whatsoever of defendants
in, to or out Of all the following tract.
piece or parcel of laud, to wit, as fol-
lows: Being in the ovnship of Spring
Greek, county Of Elk aud State Of
Pennsylvania, bounded and describ ed
as follows, being part OF warrant mum
bcr 2775, warranted in the. name of
Wilhelm Wiiliuk and others; Beginning
at saddle back rock, on the lett hand
Of Spring Greek thence north thirty
one (3i) degrees west nineteen (l9)
rods, thence north five [5] degrees west
seventeen M rods to hemloek tree
on said left bank of Spring Creek
thence north sixty [60] degrees east
forty (4O) rods to post, thence south
thirty (30] degrees east sixty-soven aud
fve-tenths (61-5] rods, thence south
nine and one-iourth (9i) degrees west
five and ive-tenths [5-5,] rods to the
place OF beginning, containing fifteen
10 acres more or less on which is
erected the following buildings, to wit:
One large water saw mill, one frame
school house, four frame dwelling
houses about l6x18 with additions, one
log house about 20x30; also one frame
barn about 30x40 feet. The above
houses are used as tenant houses in and
about said mill property.
Also-an undivided three-fourth ir-
terest in, to or out OF the following
tract, piece or parcel of land, situate
and being in Spring Greek township,
ELK County and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
wit: On the north and east by lands of
Nelson Strang, on the south by warrant
line Of warrant number 2789, on the
west by Milestone township line, con-
tanning four hundred and fifty -454-
acres more of less. and being part OF
warrant number 2775.
Seized AMI taken into execution as
the property of l.. F. x II. NJ. Powers
at the suit OF Thayer L. Hagerty, and to
be sold by
DANIEL SCULL, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office,
Ridgwsy, Pa, April 2Sth, 1875. !
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The Press commenting on the heavy
damages awarded against the Chica 60
Times for an outrageous libel on re-
spectacle young lady, says:
"The publication was wanton, reck-
less, and upjustifable, and the article
was tissue OF lies from beginning to
end. The sensation which il was the
purpose of the publication to prodsce
was created. or course the nlsity of
the article was demonstrated as soon as
it appeared, and the Times, as it had
done in score Of similar cases, thong ht
to sppesse the injured party by q re-
traction. The friends Of tho young
l,dy were determined, however, to seek
legal redress, aud the result was a YER
diet against the publish CT of the paper
FOR $4,000
The damages awarded were unusu-
ally heavy, but not more SO than the az
gravated nature, of the case justified,
and tho verdict will be universally ap-
proved. 1t is also heavy blow at sen
sationnl newspapers, which we hope to
see followed up in other quarters until
the Chicago Times style of journalism
ceases to be profitable"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-04-29
THE-PlTTsBURGH
EVENING TELEGRAPH,

has, we think, during the past year main
iained its claim to the good will and sup
prot Of the people, irrespective of party,
iuasmuch as its oppositi on to bad nonina
tions within the party whose principles it
taTors vas largely instrumental in procur'
ing their defeat. While il shall be our aim
10 promote the established principles of
the Republican party, we shall In the tu-
ture, as III The past, Oppose the election 20
Office Of men not fully qualified, or who
shall b. trickery or any unfair means
manage 10 secure place on the ticket.
Honesty and capacity only will receive our
support.
1hG TELEGRAPH will continue to
publish ALL TIE NEWS OF THE .DAY
at the earliest moment, and in such
shape rs to be acceptable to the most
critical reader.
The TELEGRAPH will continue TO re
feet the sentiments of the people on all
public questions touching their welfare.
The TELEGRAPH will uphold zealously
the hands Of all men honest and earnest in
reform, and it will, as in the past, give ell
sides hearing on the topics of the tins.
The TELEGRAPH will labor with re.
newed zeal for the prosperity of the city
aud State and the advancement of tho ma
terial interests Of Cur citizens. Its
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-04-29
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the fol,
~ lowing accounts have been filed in my
Office, and will be presented at the
Orphans Court of Elk County for confr-
nation, on the fourth Monday of May next,
being the oath day of May 1875.
Final accout of Ignatius Garner, and
Louis Vollrer executors of the last will
and testament of A. Hanhauser, late OF
St, Mary's Boro., deceased
Partial account of Chas. M'Vean and
Mary "A. Weed, administrators of B. A.
Weed late of Jay township, Elk Co., Pa,
deceased.
The final account of c. II. McCauley de
bonus non, sum testamento annexo of G.
Ii. Fuller deceased.
FRED. SCHOENING, Register.