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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-03

FINANCIAL S7,A TEl[ENT Of
For School District for the gear ending
J,ue 5th, 1876:
RECEIPTS.
Reed of collector, taxes of all
kinds S2l61 32
From Co. Treas. unseated lands 1858 OF
State appropriation 800 OF
From all other sources 1877 Is
S7l5 "a
EXPENDITURES.
house 500 90
Renting and repairing l95 rs
Teachers wages 2ol3 w
For fuel and contingencies 90 %
/" fees of collector and treas. lol ~
/" secretary salary AZ w
A" debt and interest paid 40 lO
" other expenses 2ol Vi
3746 l6
Amount due treasurer 80 SO
RESOURCES.
Total resources 1926 63
LIABILITIES.
Amt. due treasurer 30 52
borrowed and unpaid 43S3 60
Total liabilities 44l4 II
Excess of resources over Habili-
ties 912 81
DIR. H. STRAESSLY, Pres't.
Attest
p. w. HAYS, Sec'y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-03

SOME MORE INTERESTING FOREIGN
BIRD-"THE OLDEST PEOPLE IN
THE woRID'--A SCRAP OF BIBLI-
CAL HIsToRY-A GATHERING OF
PRIZE PUPS-wAR AMONG THE
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-03
Here Is the Proof of its SUPERIOR
EXCELLENCE.

Read this Home Certificate, testified 10
by Edward b. Garrigues one of the most
competent Druggists and Chemists Of Phila-
dclphia, n man whose veracity none can
doubt.
am happy to add my testimony to the
great value Of the London Hair Color Re
storer which restored my hair to its origi.
nal Color, and the hue appears to be per-
manent. ] an satisfied that this prepara.
ton not dye but operates upon the Ee-
cretions. 1t is also IL beautiful hair dress.
ing and promotes the growth. purchased
the first bottle from Edward B. Garrigues,
druggist. Tenth and Coates street, who can
also testify my hair was quite gray when
commenced it's use. MRS. MILLER, No
$50 North Ninth street, Philn.
DR.. Swnyne q Son, Respected friends: -
| have the pleasure TO inform you that 0
lady Of my acquaintance, Mrs. Miller. il
delighted with the success Of your London
| Hair Color Res,orcr." Her hair was fas
falling and quite gray The color has beer
restored, the falling off entirely stopped
ami new growth of hair is the result.
4. b. GARRIGUES,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-03
Caution.

All persons are hereby warned not
to purchase or meddle with one Mosler
a. Bahman fire proof safe purchased by
the undersigned at Sheritf's Sale, and
left in the case of A. j. Avery of Weed
vile, until convenient to remove the
same, as the said a. j. Avery has no
interest in said safe.
Z +. AVERY.
Weedviile, April 1st., 1S76,-nStf.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-03

st. Paul, July 2G-Mrs. Porter,
widow of Lieutenant Porter, killed in
Custer's fight goes from here for her
home in Maine. Twenty-eight other
widows from the same fight are ex-
pected from Fort Lincoln for their
former homes on Wednesday.
Cincinnati, July 26.-About two
thousand workingmen assembled at
Fountain Square this morning, in
answer to a call for meeting to de-
mand "work or bloodu Speeches
weee made by S. +. Cary and others,
and a column marched to the city
buildings, where the demand for work
was formally made. No trouble is
anticipated.
Chicago, July 26.-Mrs. General
Custer is still Frustrated and is con-
fined to her bed most of the time, at
Bismarck. First she was Drawer than
any other. She visited the wounded
at the hospital, but her grief was too
great to bear, and she finally succum-
bed and has frequently lain in aswoon
for an hour or more. Other ladies at
the post have forgotten for time their
own grief in ministering to her wants.
Joseph Wise, of Reno's command,
and just discharged, arrived at Min
neapolis last night, en- route to New
York. He gives a very graphic ac-
count of the terrible fight in the Black
Hills. He denies the story that Gus
ter's heart was cut out. He says that
the only disfguration on the body was
a red cross on the forehead, which in
dicated that he was q great brave.
The other officers were horribly mutt
lated, and Wise exhibited an Indian
scalp which he pulld in the engage
ment.
Washington, July 27.-Official re-
turns made to the Bureau of Statistics
show that during the fiscal year ended
June 30 1876, there arrived in the
United States, 22,572 Chinese immi-
grants, of whom only 2o9 were
females OF this number q ,262 ar
rived in San Francisco, 915 in Oregon,
and 395 in Puget Sound, During the
corresponding periOn of 1873 the total
Immigration to the United States from
China was 16,437, of whom 3S2 were
females. This shows an increase in
1876 over 1875 of 6,l35.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-03

THE BEST YET for AGENTS. Sales is
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sight in every house Is indispensable to
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Written with great ability, Printed and
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The only book or this subject sold by
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work in the market. Circulars and terms
sent on immediate application to the pub
lisners.
j. NJ. STODDART g. Co,
723 Chestnut st., Phila
, 1876-10-14


Ft'htagtoa Corrtspeufxnee Neg irk Erfn,r7 I1o.f
send you the following intelligence in the
form In which Il comes to me: Mfr. Jnfncs Red
path is negotiating for u large immigration Of
'lcgrocs from Mississippi, Louisiana and Tcxas.
whcrc tfcF evil rights, as lie believes. aoon viii
be o!ertprown. He Is constantly receiving from
M'sstasffpl tle most heattrcnding asco1nts Of
outragea on tho c0lorctl Republicans OF that
State. Recent letters show 50 general desire
On the part Of the negroes 70 leave. the country
In which they iayc n0 protection, that Mr. RetI-
path proposes, II tic United States Wilt not ret
apart territory for them, to arrange with Mcx.-
the loss Of labor IN the t;ulf States, this ere
atcd, conlpcls tho lantl-owntnE class to stop
what slr. Iedpath terms thelr s:iypoertttcai
depreciation Of yIo1enee,", and 70 riss up and
end It In fact. Mr.. lscdpat'l has lla,l large c3.
pcrIence !n colonlxing, and his sclc,nc Nit, he
thinks soon be heard ot rs practical achieve:
Northern n,cn Of the nntl-s1ayery spirit, a colo
~ OF blacks IN Mexico would soon rcac1, !.
higher state of civilization tlnn it Is ever ross.-
Bic for the negroes to gain in the old Slayc
States. Throughout Mississippi ami. Alabsu,a
the negroes arc said to be eager for this moee-
tuGQt+
, 1876-10-14
SPORTING NEWS.
lf11.f.E1I AND I1AT1tE,

Plentiful announcements have bccn mnt}c hy
hills and otherwise that Miller and Bauer youl
wrcstlu this evening at Mccormick Hall, and
there tsno doubt that they Will do SO, anl that
their efforts will form entertaining exhibition
Whou, however, the Two athletes advertise thu.
they arc contcstlng for "the championship Of
the world " and large n,ouey stake, they at-
Tempt q confidence Ean'e which tue puhlfc
should 10 warucd against. The match
this evening. Will bu a genuine
lppodsolne, mil the anly stake either viii have
will be IN thu lnlf Of the tnolcy taken ut tho
door. A fur IA tcl,atnploisllipn u Is concerned,
that Ia tlu mercst bosll. II.e public should u,.
dersta1,tl that these two men hayo tried tIs
sans game IN several other cltles--how mas1y Is
Every man who attcilds tho wrc.tlo tonight Inns
. right to know its character, aud he Is there
fore Informed that tt 1uay nr may not be tins
exhibition; but, whether 1t IL or not, 1t Is noth-
lug ulorp than Eate-Tlotey show.
DEXTER PARK.
The unfayoruble weather, anu tho bad state of
tho track, as well as the roads, has determined
Mr. al1nsnr to postpoue until Monday after-
noon tue tfottipE announced for this afternoon.
CENTRAL PARK.
A trotttug matinee will take place at Central
Park drive this afternoon Mt 9 o'cloGk.
MATCH rNOr0sEp.
NEW York, Oct. 1H,-lt Is reported thut &. l..
Lortllartl IS willing 10 match Tom OchIltrco
against Ten arUeek for $4,000 sidc7 or any
larger sl,sl the sate to bo four snius, ain! to BIZ
run next year at the Jerome spElns iaertus.
, 1876-10-14

amount Of work performed depending upon tbs
size and capacity Of the machine. Tie steam
Ii not oniy supcr-1,eatetl, Bit, by an admirable
and at the same time simple contrtvnncc, It is all
used I'm creating tlrsught in The furnace. By
this mcansAhc consumption Of fuel and conse.
g,scnt production u heat arc Ercntty increased.
III addition to The important result thus ota!u-
I'll, the heated gases II tie fusnncea arc alsn
used in thr work Of dssovnc The tnow. Tile
inventors, who hare tnate II proposition 10 ti,c
STRENGTHENING Department III This city, catt-
inate the cost OF removing tho snnw bY their
protece Mt from onc.,Iftl, to onc.tentll the ex.
pcnac Of the present inefficient nnd untntisfnc-
tory system Of cartirg It away. They claim
TINT orc nf their smaifcr-8tzed machines Is capa-
requisite number Of tncn md horscs,
, 1876-10-14
TEtEGRAPH}{. NOTES.

WAs,l1soros, D. c., Oet. 13.-Tho supcri,,,
tendent Of tho General Recruiting Service is
ordered to forward $50 recruits to Fort D. 4.
Russell fur tbs Third Cavalry.
New Yonx, Oct. l3.-siaFtln F. Tuppcr, the
poet and philosopher, arrived yostesday, after II
stormy passage, from England.
49ttcf1f nstutth 10 77e TfibMns.
LASALLl. ILL.,, Urt. l3.-fl!ere appears to he n
little resentng On Tho part u ao''u ot tho 4trik-
Conpany's shaft l,ayu rcs,l,t,ui work ut NJ CENTS
Q ton, under contract for thu winter, md II Is
thought that tcr1ns Will sool. be pgrcct n,on by
tue Aiaera Of the .nany other shafts IN this
ylclntty
LiFrLu ROCK, Ark, Oct. 1a.-A stranger
named McCaf1reS, ,cla!u!ng residence ln PcorIa,
~, and to to ra!lEol cond,!ctor, died ut tho
Union Uepoi, fcxarku,la, yesterday.
SAN FMAaolsco,- Cat.' OFT. lS.-Salled,
asllooucr ltcbccra j. Aloulton, for Baltimore.
sho carried cargo of hurley, consigned to Chl-
ts.Vnt by Euil
, 1876-10-14
MoRTuARY.

" w'9yIst!ss, IT. lnd., ost. la-Tle funcra, ~. y
plce. Il, .''s ~. oTur'e'l Yesterday under :tha ns.
sN ss. Ms.a .aa Masonic Order. 'i'hcro wcrc or,ont
,hs asos iaa IN line, being rsprescnatIys, a, fr,
AZ. slsntss. anu @ s'apt: Of thls city oud lolgos
Lecsbury b1I i.sD, mo,'' waFsaw, Elk!,art, Auburn,
Bend, Tvrra soe'' .on"a M1shawaai!, Wabash, South
."r"I co., %"ntaru,a Milford, syrac,,s, oI ,n' rral.
aasncs ssss,nehc =! slsi.cn. al ths ,c,netesy 1 tse
Conducted by b:.ys Coj Tsfs very imposing, bei,
q ai,f' sIS q Goshen oI LUIGI NSo's'3!,. ~ E
aflastnbcr. = Dr. '1'Ts Mi;t. , lhe Decreased wis
lsqf yf3s caay Auito, s rts.n sf to stats
III. sily md f IT, q hls aest!, wls rostnas,sr ~
ai'aan ill., a.. VI ts Republican cou.
ls 1o M ls'Elor E1 a viii b. reaiy pstaySd sssd Is f t.
~ l9ns ill., ill., ~ Iu throughout thu stutc liz
- neist'or ny an9 T. PURITY AA1 usefulness, anu as
a!a A. a oll!cIa, o wa. .s heuest ami ai
ssu. SAus4'o'cd u secure thu publ:
, 1876-10-14
Maximum, thermometer. ~: minimum, IL
GENERAL onaknYATloNp.
iib nfr
Snow.h1olttng hIacl,luo for Cltlos.

It would seem TINT VIC nro Ut last to be lellY-
business BY tho grcAt SNOW blockatlcs whlcl,
take place almost every winter III our me-
tsopolls. A. machine BY which this desirable
result is to bo accomplished ias tee, inyentcA
Il As Assess%ent,, e iii IL ns. i JoS s1u.s + iis%kiu,
formerly Professor Ut Engineering at
thu Nayal School ut Annapolis, md Ut
present uue of the 8u,erintendents nt tho
Centennial Exposition, Tho lost patent was
orr claim that the marhluo has been brought to
q state Of perfection that Leaves nothing mora
TO bo deslrcAl. by this proeess Que snow:.neltcr
T. apAelo af elsanng o. tFoln ,., one 10 70 attesa
, 1876-10-14
SPAIN.

THE EuHNH ISS5UHHEVIIUNs
BARcELo oNA, Oct. 13.-9cn. Campus has taken
leave OF his garrisun. Jovellnr retains tho Cap
ta!n-Gencralslllp of Cuba, under the ordcrs of
len. Cn1npas as COMMANDMENT. Chief. It IL be-
lievcd that Campos will induce thu Insurgents
to accept terms. anil thAt tho 1nure reaolltte
leaders will Leave tho tatund for apccllnarY con.
sftlerntton.
BARCELONA, Oct. 1J-Thirty thousanl SOL
arc to start for CubA on tho 91tl, Instant.
THE BASQUE PROVINCES.
Cen. Qucsadn haa ortlsrc.l tin municipalities
IN tho Basque Provinces 10 Immediately destroy
troops.
, 1876-10-14

tfmony was, TINT tho fast~matl service ~as Of no
practical value 10 the business community here,
Tor the reason TINT IL did mt arrive until she
acted. What IL most needed for tic
Interest Of st. Louis and thfs section nf
country Is a double daily postal
car service, at,il speed Is not Of 81 murlI value
do'lblc .,laily service OIL Tie Missouri Paciiic
Nallroal wet uf here wns also asserted tn be
OF tltc greatest Importance, Thu Commission
VIII ait a2a!n tu-tn1sruv urtd examine number
q Utl1cr i'ersons aud oli Monday will leave for
, 1876-10-14
TRBUNE PAGES

several field officers of tho garrison were inv.t-
ed, and holding e<re,e afterwards and making
au allocuton To them. As In lits relattons with
hia own people, 50 hc has i!kcyise adopted a
vc. " tbe M foreia rowers Il IA No. lnrs rsp-
rIctf IN En slat lmlorhand way, ,ln1, AZ It were.
behind tfIu backs uf the Min!atcrs; hut tho n-
formation which t,Ne or tc other Ambassador
Of ihc Gultntl IL uiyc,, thrutell The frns Alic
tc.Cn,np. Hitherto nit this influence has bcc,,
bcnctl.in, fnr 1t WINS IN thc Interest of speedy
rc.cstaLtl4llfltnt Of peace.
, 1876-10-14
POSTAL CLERKS CONVENTION,

BT LOUIS Oct. lM-TlIe Hallway Postal,
Clerks Convention continued Its session to-day
and transacted good deal Of business OF liz
tercst to tho Association. A full list Of officers,
With Mal. Jalncs Drgar, Of New York, at thn
hea1 a. President. WAS clccte4 Tor thu c,lsllng
year. The Hallway Postal Service Commission.
rrs, Postmaster Filley!. Mr: Vail, General Super
tenlunt Of the Fast Mail; str. Ffeucl,, Supsrin.
tendent 0f tile Fifth Postal Division ut Cj,,-
cInnati, hayo been present ut different times.
during thu scssiun of tho Convention by lnyttH.
Objects Of tbs Association, a,il highly ptujssI
tho ctEicieucY Of thu Railway Postal service.
The next Contention Of tho Association WILL be
held tl Cincinnati,
, 1876-10-14

PETEKnoRo, Can, Oct. 13.--James Ryan,
wealthy merchant OF this town, wa5 tried to-tlay
for the murder Of his wife OIL thc sth OF May
last. Ryan had been drinking heavily for some
days previous to the murder, Tho Jury, otter
short ABSENCE, returned verdict of guilty, with
Recommendation to mercy. The prisoner wns
ugr.
, 1876-10-14
W0MEN'S MISSIONS.

3pFf7I1 D4IpaseA 70 Tie IfItHNe
1an1AaApuilst Ind, Oct. l3.-Thv Womcn's
Nationaa Board Ut a[tsstous of tho Christian
Church to-day elected the following oAlcers, al!
but tho Managers residing lu this city: pres,-
dent, Mrs: n. Jalncson; lseeordIng SECRETARY,
Ms.s "; Golo; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
ttaFy, hrs. 4. L. Benton; Treasurer, Mis-, 8, Il,
unrgcss; aianagura, Ms. g. ptlllIps, t,i reul,-
y sylyaia; siss: Y. u: peekhala, of 0hio; Airs.
& Y, 'Wsllafs, A:s Il 7. Brown, and afrs. II.
, 1876-10-14
FhNATlCAL lAWBREhKERs.

1T4p19tg 35f3ENz.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. l3.-Drucker, the Socialist,
was released to-t1ay from the House Of Corrcc-
tfou. Friends paid his fine. At q meeting Of
social!s's tonight 1000 wcro present. Speeches
were made by L5ser, Enle, Lauer, Hoebe1, snil
Nusecr Resolutions wtrc passed denouncing
the lhrold. Tic procession marched to Brick.
fu a bsfcf speech.
, 1876-10-14

New YonE, Oct. 13.-About I o'clock this
morning riot occurred at the grounds Of the
Westcl'estcr County Driylng-Park Association,
OH tho West White Plains, which resulted in
one man being shot in tho arnl, another having
his Rknl1 badly fractured by bludgcon, a third
being stabbed IN tho neck, md fourth hnving
tic 1,sefcs Of one ot his hands severed, while
several others arc reported more or less injured.
drunk uns1 tools possesslon OF tho llolor-stnll,
when free light, with the results statel, fol-
lUWrl.
, 1876-10-14
UNITED STATES nOLL1SG-sTOCK
COMPANY.

The United States lso!l!ng- Stock Company, Of
New York, has purchased the extensive railroad
car shops formerly occupied By =. <. Cauda j.
Co., OF this city. Tic onttrc property, inclul-
!tE over tl!rtcen n"rca Of ground, docks, build
s47,500 over and above Il .nortgaGc TO m East
ern truat company of 2G0,0D0, The works will
bo rebuilt and put IN operation Immediately.
THIS will i, all probability lead to nRktllg CHI
cago tho headquarters Of this important cor
nornt!0n,
, 1876-10-14
CRIME.
A CHEROKEE VENDETTA,

4 CHEROKEE VENDETTA.
Afr Orleans Republican, Ocf. 4.
The Cherokee advocate gives the details OF tho
latest act Of a vcndetta In that nation that oc-
Cured Sunday, Sept. II.
1t commenced In 1860, when the Delawares
Joined tho Chcrokces. Two boys, Delaware
and Coker, a Cherokee, fought without Wit
ncsses, and Coker wns killed, tliB Delaware sur
VIKING by m!racle. John Cocker, father. and
Calvin, brother Of tho deceased, hoon after-
ward slot Charles IIicka In tho pscsence Of bis
wife. THO Uclawnrcs, led hy the lley. Charles
Journeyca1sc, pursued them, but they escaped,
their fafnfly residence being burned. John
Cokcr died In Arkansas. Calvin waa aitcrwptd
tried and ncquittcd. A month aftcrward he
killed the Rev. Charles Journeycakc. He was
acquitted For this. Lately ho WAS ahot In the
back, but is recovering
annday.tEc Her. lsaac Journcycake was lust
about to preach when ptstol-shot was heard
and four men rode up to The door. A Deputy
Sheriff, q Delaware, William sarcox!c, highly
respected nlll esteemed calling upon them 10
preserve the peace, was fired upon by all ard
Instantly killed. Tile congregation, all unnrmed,
poured out, and tho ,lcsperadoca fired Into Il
and fed. 4 yolsng man found SE,encer rifle
and followed. lie Killed Frank Rogers, son Of
Chcrokeo Judge, and afterwar1 captured
James Sicily and Louis Allen. They confessed
The 0bject was to attract tic I1ev. Isaac Jour-
neycalce to the door and kill HIN. Elan Brown
cscnpctl. The ddvoeafe intimntes that tho two
captured will never be heard ri ngain.
, 1876-10-14
THE POSTAL COMMISSION,

ST. Louis, No., Oct. l3.-TlB United States
Railway Postal-serylce Cumn.tasion met here to.
day aud examined Postmaster Cllley, twu or
tfrcu Superintendent Vi the Matl Service, sey-
e1al experts from tho Post-O!llcc hcru,an tisrce
Or four prominent representatives Of different
luafntss Interests. .Ias Glbstnlcv Of theiY tS1,
, 1876-10-14

New YonK. Oct. 13.-An unknown burglar
entered tho rcsilcnee Of j. j. Soaring, West
Ftftcth street, last evening, and carried away
Icwclry valued ut 500. He WIS proceeding to
MI adjoining house. overt!la roof 1T front stoop
wien tl,u cap atOne gave way, which, falling to
the grUunt, crushed the tl,i1f to death.
, 1876-10-14
A WHISKY THEE ILL.

Hptnd5 UftofeA 70 Tie 7FibuR8
ST. Louis, Oct. ia rutnor prevailed in
Jefferson City this evening that Gen. John Nc
Dounid was dying ut the renitent!asy hoap!tnl.
While seriously Ill., IL Is thought that Ills disease,
which is one Of long duration, may yield 10
treatment. Or. Thompson WIS called Ia for
consultation tonight,
, 1876-10-14
DEADLY ASHAUJ.T..


FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 13.-Last evening,
about o'clnck, while Henry Maroney was wnlk-
Ing on tho STREET, le wus suddenly assaulted by
q stranger, who dealt hin several blows over the
head with n alc, which were pronounced fatal.
No llopc h entertained OF his recovery. TLu
murderer escaped,
, 1876-10-14

THE tN1sII VlCER0YAITY.
LONDON, Oct. LII 4. ll.-Tho Times con-
drIns tho announcement Of the resignation Ut
the Duke Of ..Ahcruorn as Ficcroy of ireland.
Tic Duke Ut Marlborough ts Ills successor,
, 1876-10-14

llunttr lso' ~, ost. l3'-lhu schooner Maggie
l. LrenoI,a, @aps' Nixon, Of Toronto, eoal laic,,,
the pa.sasss sis f1o a9a 0.x., WITH a banda during
's'<s' Nus valued Ut and 'is usl,sy1 ea. Iho
, 1876-10-14

Sptcia! D'tpasch to 1as Tribune.
BURLINGTON, In, Oct. 13-Tho fellow wlo
borrowed a vn!uab1e gun Of F. T, Parsons, :
few days ago, wus captured tu-slay In Muscatinc
by Alr. Tarsolls lItnsG.f, Win recovered his gun,
and will bring both gun aud prisoner to this cty
Tonight,
, 1876-10-14

Special Dtspatch 10 The Tribune.
DETROIT, Oct. l4.-Tiic CatIatln Southern,
Great Western, and 0rand Trunk Railways
haze agreed to restore MI rates, Centennial or
othcEwsct to those IN opcrstion Sept. 15.
, 1876-10-14
GERMANY.

Won AHHt&.
BERLIN, Oct. M.-Count Von Aruimfs sen
tcnrc TO ilyc ycara' imprisonment in tllo House
OF Correction involves the sfoyIeturu Of bis
tttae, aud posslhly his property.
, 1876-10-14

1,rco, apfs,a! htpasca 10 7ze tribune
miner w., ,, a., yet. 11.-aluray Kelley, a
arse" ~ n1ssa 1aaiy Injured n tho sslnf. to-day ly
lived ic psGIs w'lI VI soal falling on him. il i Be-
, 1876-10-14

rietl On b shat ,iMicthand way. md, as Il were,
may t!'lnk J. !''s .nsy 70 nr!ng g t',c knowslEe
eCsnp @ .crto t at ill., "a.acc a iss ia, 1s bv,,
rc:cstnIlisInnent Of peace. ''~'
r1,ANcr
-, ..,o,. :. flsAN ,.... n ~.
l2;,pa,cs to tondon Tim,
pAn,s. scnt o1wro.t,ny "a tha a'" "nnt,o-,,-r =,
tho abolition Of Royalty BY tho Convention Of Of
1'ea, and the Radical pnpers improve tho oe-
IntcrroEatorie lie Louis Capct,'' Together with
sst. esS n 5 na Pr, f t ahs Of ,s
orfc1Ha Thnf thcrc orm ss niH1tst,o .nt.,a
sarat mud Robcspietrc The ioSmer sIsls i styied IA
ii,aticnal gio!!ss; willie Tic iatter, :,
thnes. Is 81 psasc ~ yng oss the s4 peaple stss
for tho!r oon ~ u fod Tie Repu6s T.
ost o c 81 cGF rntyfn ey agc ~ france
other srtica on tic pcrpctu'ty ri i' of royalty ~
France Is compared 10 horse esc.ping from il
staI!e, md after quarter OF m lloi,r's
cntly, ictt1ng itscif So ,nountcd III iv ptun nnc
bol1 enough to lay ias,al O. On 1T It
aIa ost inako u Iee " .G spu e mor drawn IS
tatoes aeas hs e, eas nst ta
France having beSn @ stupid enough to tolerate
monarchy e. l,ooo years; tlsets shall be 1,0oo
ySars losal ttal of the Rep9lic Il owcyer
Dyos, It would be s.rarcc il The The Renu6llc lastei
1.oW l'o,,fs. " ~ ~ w.. - >A' ''epuo''e 'A' ''o
, 1876-10-14
PETROLEUM..

IfTrsnrno. Pa, Oct. 13.-pctrolcum quiet:
crude. $3.5o@3.6l4 at Parkcr's; refined dali
and prices unchanged.
, 1876-10-14

Holand, the svclt-kn0wn druggist at No. ~
Clark street. has made great hit In the ''Aroinatic
Hitter Wine of Iron" We alyise those WIN nru
ru1eHng from nervousness. Impoverished blood.
weakness. or impaired digestion. to Try It.
, 1876-10-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

:, Or. Drondbnnt'H Wonderful Healing Power
differs widely from shose who call the,nrc)yrt
spiritual Healing Medium" etc, Ills mcthad
L the ttue scientific use and application Of human
clccsrciy lie alfo gives magnetic n.I.1 electricnl
cured wlthuut drugs. Remember the Doctor dc.
lccts anh descrIbus yonr diseases ut ouce. 1t
Palmer House. Faslor i. permanently.
, 1876-10-14

PnlLADELrn1A, Pa., Oct. 1a.-Cons!lcrabic
attention ID given to-day to cl,,ircl, scandal,
arising out Of proceedings Inst evening at Tic
Twelfth Street Baptist Church, Of which the llcv.
Mr.. Dott is tho pastor. After 4 business tncct-
Ing Of tho congregation last night, a member
aroae and proceeded to read q paper accusing
tho pastor Of improper intimacy with female
members Of Ills church. Numerous attempts
wrTo male to interrupt the reading, but the nc
cascr proceeded, although two copies Of tho
charge were snatchcd from Ills hand. lie was
INTERRUPTED BY tho fc1nalc members Of the co,l:
grcgation With violent cries, md tho singing Of
the Doxology was resortcd to to drown tlle
readings. At length, after . vcrr stormy ses-
s!on, It was dcctdcd to Investigate the charges.
When thu reA'1nE commenced, Mr. Dott haa.
tened from the church, but was pursued by the
father Of tho young Indy with whom hc Is charged
with Intimacy. The pursuit WA continued for
some distance down the street, but was not Silt
ccsstul.. A!r. Bott himself denies utterly the
truth Of tho charges against him.