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- Health is an inestimablc jewel The
cough that depriyes you Of it may take
y"nr life too. One hottie of Ndles HoHey
If Horcdo~nd and Tar will avert You the
evil, aud save you from consumption. " i'll
You weigh Life against 4 half dollar: -
Sold 10y all Druggists.
minute. II
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MARRIED.
llEIio.

DANlS--liOWA At the home of
Captain y. c. Williams, Perryville on
September 9TH 1873, by Kew. +. J.
Aiken, WM. VI. DAVIS and ANNIE +.
HOWARD, both of this county.
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For SALE.-l!orse, Carriage and Harness
one of the finest turnouts in the county.
Will sell ali together or separate, to suit
purchaser. K. WITwoRTu. Elktou, Md
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DIED.

WAX EMAN.-On tho 2nd inst, in Port
Deposit, Nd, DIR. II. WAaEMAN, IN the
Goth year OF his age.
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1853 Acres, 3 Foods and 70 Square PGrCbpS

~ LAND. naT" or Ices. abI 90; the must I.-,uti
"a. -ltli"t- IN 'h- county. II Ia. no huiln, ur.yu
Il; hut the building .tr Is unsurpassed 18th to- house
'"' il'Fh- Stn- can De- obtained tn thu Immediate
H~isLl-Eh 81 It iriiiu. c.,-t ami ,i,- ti.,, it >,
amen '1"rr Il about - acre. c1utlin, much IuilIu,
iE' Arabic iaH.. about i-s acre. i, II superior uaI-
~ aHd J. uuu-U Ally ~ril ri by ,tr,,. ...ri,,-.
u tiI"in- isnd- q" John L.. Saith David t;rr.f and
the In Mill Company
Ihi- !Ai'i viii L. offered ia four parcels. the Tru-t-,,
'''t'ia= ih~ riSAi t. hold TIA Li- AMI oder II A.
"ii'i" ~ ia l'F-'r tracts Pat IF ti> f.ttn ca, T.,
--rn at the Trustee Office, il E!kt H.
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MASSIVE WHrEI~-Thc pouderouS mas
ter wheel, recently east in Wilmington, Tor
the Mccullough Iron Works, at North
East, passed through Elkton ON Thursday
last, enrouie 10 the former place. Tins
wheel is sand to be l. feet IN diameter and
weighs the enormous amount of SIX tons.
Owing to its great size II was impractical
bic to transport II ON the railroad, and the
proprietors were obliged 10 resort To the
primitive mode OF transportation, and haul
II themselves, which they attempted 10 do
upon heavy trucks which they keep for the
purpose oftransporting articles Of this kind
Their employees III charge of the wheel
started from Wilmington with II on last
Tuesday, but were unfortunately detained
by the breaking of one of the trucks. near
the old Red Lion camp ground. which
obliged those III charge Of the enterprise to
procure another wagon. This one gave
ont j short distance east of Elkrou, and
the wheels belonging 80 il were brought
here and rehooped. The team consisted Of
twelve able bodied mules. and those in
charge Of the transportation of the mas.
Sive piece of machinery were obliged to
pursu" a very circultnus route in order To-
avoid the bridges upon the more direct
route between Wilmington and North East;
wagon, containing the apparatus and
material FOR strengthening the small bridges
along the route they were Obliged to take,
accompanied the team.
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c0NSTABLE'S SALE.

IA virtue of two writs of Nenditioni
- M fus-. i..rsei ly i-,Ir Il T,yt.r s,.d T J pr
g-", ia" 81 ia. Ju.ic'- II tt~ Poe ,: ;l- 81.
MAJ Wand IN and f'r Gel county L. M lit.st-. /
III 'Ni-.~ t" sale. a; Public Auction ,!;-.t. The
rTrsuI-.-.
MONDAY, ne 9h day Of SEPTEMBER, 1873,
At 'r:aes p " all rhr i=Lr tir~ ella ~. intr,.t and
"''Ai" Al Law and AZ ,IuI'y, Albert Jackson 1t,
auj t" all that 80
LOT Or PARCEL Of LAND.
'iirai" lying ani being iu seventh, Election ,,ri.,
- Coed cuuuty, MARI land. ~herr-n ia. aid Allan :
''' Ken ne" r",i!~-. and containing
Five Acres and Twenty Perches
ot LAND. more or les, ai which NOR rrtr;io,larly
described ia lrrl run m. IL, k.an and uifr Il,
The 'h!l Albeit Jd,k-"n. ialIt ,i4i- August f-th
80 4Glh "N-rui" - know ia5..Hi At. r.rri--I ia Nr
IL Il T. NJ" J. i,lip 20. ut.r 80 ;h- Land s.-sS
k'r"rd I".ks "t C'cJi rugutN aipr,-4fI. -Fli
and "fH"r gutluIldiu-- "
Sfif~i ALL taken ia rN'cuiiuu At the .uits q JIf.
hAhr- amt HA'ss"n II. Hsiny~ John II Ia. kit and
Alt~ri = JacksOu sii SAMUEL D.. -lt and Ai-rt
ia k"n aud t. lc odd r c4sl. satisfy -aii ~rlt and
'",t'. J. {. IIINDMAS.
W. H. lN'H-'s Constable.
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The silence that crawls round the spot i.
you gaze,
Takes the place of the olden din

MONEY FOR THE RELIEF or THE VEL
Low FEVER SUFFERERS The committee
in charge of the financial affairs Of the ex-
cursion on the Chester from Elktou 10 Tul-
chester, on Tuesday last, for the benefit OF
the sufferers from the yellow fever IN the
Southern cities, realized the sum Of Sl0i.-
- from the excursion, which sum was IN
creased To Sli3 10y the addition of So -.
which was the amount Of the collection
taken up in the Elkton NJ. Z. Church last
sabbath morning. This sum was further
augmented by contributions of citizens Of
Elkton, amounting 10 81. which made the
sum total TO Sli5. This money was for
warded yesterday by John Perkins, ESD,
TO Mayor +. G. Latr"be. of Baltimore. VINO
Is IN correspondence with the authorities OF
the plague-st:icken cities. Tor the benefit OF
whose citizens 1t was collected, and viii be
sent 10 them Immediately.
This is not 4 large sum: but considering
the calls that are continually bc.u. made
upon the phllauthropIc citizens of thIS town.
II Is very crclitahie. II the citizens of all
the towns the size of Eiktuu, that have
escaped the scDurge of yellow jack, would
contribute As literally, il would realize :.
sum that would g far towards ameiorat-
ing the sad condition Of the sufferers.
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S-Our stock Of Powder is stored in
magazine nearly tive hundred yards from
the store X. G.. REESE.
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patterns, IA, 81 cents per yard.
GLASS FRONT.
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$50 Acres. | Rood and ID SOu9rp pRrchn,

or LAND. NOR" l~-- About twelve or fi:rr ,rr.-
thu that arr il VOL! Th~ tii-F i heavy white
"iA AMI chestnut The r-I la 90 tn i. cuti-
NHt"T. LAM. UIi'd ta'- Acids uflrr rsIrr,hI-
l"h'iEE 'ni nth quantity Il hr'E. IN c-sl cuud-
t"H. The and i very productive w.Il watcr~A and
admirably adapted "iihrt IL ra.~u. grain " rtttl-
The DIV kLllNG HOUSE i Il brick - 81 -
1T; hri'k kIi'h~n. l6N i frrt Th- cut 'ui
.Hii!in-, ar: b"Et!'-'l-k'r HaTn. 10 Gb ".
i'rt. with Otrf-hust. II feet all, bonner .Ii
! = - LIT. ct ataTy. - Z =. t~-t
ILrIc At" Two ArPLE ORCHARDS in bearing
Good VIII ii water at iu,r
The" proiffii"> are within Nv miles Of thu Penn
-lisanli al! n~aWlrr STATE line lr ~ ilfutl anal.
ny 0lnl 10 the be-; lands 4 New Castle ai Chester
'r1gutl--
TERMS oF ShLE-nn.-'aurili Il purchase ln.u.v
-" On dIt q! sale: one fourth ~ SIX u',nih., uar-
i'ufil in Twelve months All t.- fourth in E,.bt-.,,
months ir'H IAy e -lr- TIL. sr I4it frui, To- I.,r
Ht"f"- if"n3 'iiy 81 -tle. Mt - Band tor zach
i'ym"ni. with security approved ~ TRUSTEE will lee
i'iuir-i W J JONES.
Aue -. l>-N-i- Tru.,'..
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Yellow Fever Su TeTers.

The people Of ihis country are called
upon. never before. t. aid suffering hu
mainly. The daily reports of the horror
of the situation III the Southwestern cities
asc well calculated to excite the deepest
compassion in every human heart. Let
our churches thrnu shout the county take
UP collections for the relief fund to NOR
row. ana let individuals contribute prompt
ly Of their abundance or restricted means.
The mite will be accepted of men and OF
God.
John Perkins Esq, will act as treasurer
ni the relief fInd and forward all funds
entrusted to him To the Mayor Of Baltl
more city.
DEATH or Two RESPECTED CITIZENS
or Pngr DErusIr DIR. L. Wakeman. OF
Port Deposit. dird n his residence, in that
place, on Monday last, ia the Goth year of
his age. The doctor was an ingenious man
and the inventor of "A hay press that took
the premium nj the Centennial Exhibition.
III 1876. He had been mail agent on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central rail
road for number OF years and was an
ohliging and efficient officer.
Clarence lamar. son of the late JAS. II.
lamar. and citizen of Port Deposit also
died 1T his residence IN that town. at 10 4.
NJ, on Tuesday last. aged 30 years. He
had been afflicted with consumption for
some years aud leaves 4 widow and one
child to mourn his loss.
THE TEMPERANCE WoRK.-Thc temper
ance orators, Mess-s. Brown and Thayer,
who made a continuous and persistent
effort i'll Elkton, for some time past, have
left town, the former on Friday of last
week, aud the latter on Wednesday morn
ing last. They labured zealouSiy, but met
with little reimbursement or success. Mr..
lh.yer stated, on Monday night, that they
were III need of money TO pay their board
bill and had received, up to that time. only
S2.a'. lie invited the friends of the cause
10 contribute, but as the audience was quite
small, he received but few contributions.
This movement in Elktou. III the
persistent elOiuence OF the two gentlemen
engaged III lr,-rrsulted in 4 lamcntab!c
failure. Since Mr. Th4ycr shook oil The
dust from his feet, and took his departure,
the old Court House yaId has been nearly
a. quiet as Appleton's Mill. of which
Thomas Dunn English made Ben Bolt
say
= ell. n, !
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Eat.rt..i g-rvkly 6,r IT, Cat nag ~ : R.u land
tsf-l. '.r,Iu and ir.lu.r Merchant - iTr-I,-k
-sgs-' 1t t-,r north Pratt street E4ltimsr- Mi
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=; -Gcmtlomen who require great cx-
actncss as to- seconds and fractions If
seconds. either in timing horses feeling
the pulse, or other matters involving the
nic"S; notation of time are recommended 10
examine the w ALTHAN watch. with Chro-
nugraph attachment. The Chronngraph is
in the back of the watch. II beats iifihs of
seconds. and uses a sci a ale and indrpend-
ent dial. BAILEY, BANKS * BIppIE,
Twelfth aud Chestnut Streets, Philadeph ia,
furnish this rs well As every other variety
of lie WALTHAM watch
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EXECUTORS SALE
Real & Personal PrODerty

RI virtue of authority in the last viii
~ aud T'-tamcnt q NJ II P.ar,i. !-5.-t--.I ,l..
"n4'r-Isned Will -cll Al Public St~ TIL prrr--- ut,
Tuesday, tie e4M day Of SEPTEMBER, 1878
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EE4L EST.I TE.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

NDER and by .Ii:ur Of = Deed of
- As-I-nta"n' from = Na.. o. t.a s.. l... -r.lr.-
@i-r'l date! "t. 'Ar l@'h E4s r' 'lI H. aul ia
corded -nl"- 90. Loud Ersrt! it s.. - e., y
IT," 'Htf-st'T!, '- A--isu--- VOL -rH Is. rutl. s.:.
Q" th~ hi--.,-t d. i!"r, :.r sash. .u
Tuesday, HE IN d"y IF .S,ptrm5sr. 1873.
at ia" 'i'- O. ~ 80 til. ti.IA.- ,t.TI. Ii.I t,ll
''ts Hi"r>rrt ~ the usl til, ri interest ~ law
AMI % 'lHIiN. i it' -all i.Eu Wtiurr i:r.vr .tuy
al UNDIVIDED SMITH INrERFS st. all. =. .' mi
LOT OF GROUND.
"iA TIL improvements thereon q WLi.b IA r.ri,i,
J~'IH Ea1au .Iis.i --ix.zi ,f'ut., III In. ,ttI,.
,"'tih liiIl '.uri In. 1t it- = mont 81 = r., an,
~" tk'"u -'ni l.wt-vI- r,st# .tul a ,l,ttt II -.
l.lu l-rt II
IT. .W,r'''"'A'si- consist o "a TWO STORY E!: IA
tkNNE not u, medium -sf. ,iI itt g..-.l .lIliS&3
"fi"'. t"=' tu"r ~iti tlI ,,u,IiiI,iifr.
cH-T-5uI- ,t-. ,L.t 81 ~
kENNAED MILLER
AUS -'-iN As.igurr Il J. " Known.
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ELK RIVER LIN
CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

Rl virtue of 4 writ OF NcnditiOni Elk.
- inra. t..H-I ~ Lac 4 Ta,l"r at" 81 The Luz.
~ 81 til" f'ay' - the state ~ Mar lau aud ~
'"i, r'un',. t. T-f ted. vii sNf--~ iu ale a,
Public Auction upon the prentice.
MONDAY, the 9ti day Of September, 1873.
81 or"sk T. " all the night title. claim mt r--i ain.
-tai" At Las an! 49, equity II Ju~-I.it Hines aud
Mary 4. l!iHr-, hi Wlt~. an! t, ali That
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ru,r' "r l aud J-n. more particularly ,l-rfl-l if,
ADDED iIiH Joseph 4 liu,, g. MARY lI!ur. l.=sr.
,t~ Mat 9th iNn7 rluI, rN.rutrl t,Arusp li-I Ind
r'r'r'~l litter u L I y. Is3iv -, sfr 4 tn
i1t h~s's h-'k- 90 tr'I! r'ruaty s:aE,-aI nl.!.
-Elt '.r' reference O., -Frt mali aDTr f,tr!I.ul
t'-'rfI't"u e til" --ua lot I'r. 81 4 l,ui.
HI tnaEr''' in' NJ rat-s-t g IN FRAME t.ifH
Nv ELi.INI HpJ>E. ffAlu- >TuEE HOUSE "
Blacksmith ...I WIl~.fvri=Lr >I... frame .,,JH2
>tslt' tui sit-r urf.ast.lr. Tl.T- j. also 1Ugfi.
Appin orchard ar H. pr, rt..--.
>i- sti taken IT, ~ alton 81 the Init ii Hanson
II Haiu'- J.-'Ts H.Hr- aud Nats 4 Iiiu--. AZ
WIFE AMI {" 10 ,sd 1T cash >a;i-f aid writ ami
"',i- J & lI!NpMAN
Aus l.. l>.'-t' CHsl~f4al..
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tB-Full line new Fall Cassimares, best
styles. GLASS FRONT.
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The Columbia aud Port Deposit railroad
brought down, on Thursday last, a train
OF fifteen cars loaded with excursionists
from Columbia, Washington, Safe Harbor
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NO. 7. THE HOME FARM,

~ the 'a.i Lao Gray i"ei j. III thu Fourth
instruct 90 tseIi county. the -:!r OF the -r-.t
r'i eaiirs from Eki"E to Chester county and con-
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LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
One and One-Half Acres of Land.

-i'uti" lying Az" Icing the seventh El'rti"u district
q COL y"u ~. IA The stat 81 Mtfy wh-F-tu the
'.'i l'-"Ih A liin-- and AIRY 4. Ita-s r-~i,Ir
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ZOE sTNKTING NOW

had arrived, and the gay and brilliant
party left the pleasant retreat in the grove.
and soon after the noble boat was blowing
the hriuy waters OF the bay with her Prov
headed homcwari.
Colchester Is = quiet and pretty place,
aud the ofteuer we visit il the better we
ike it. il is also rich in historical rcminis-
crhces and associations, and this time we
resolved to 90 out To
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rIrrErN or TmE rllrI.m
TIE RIDE MnMEwAKp

was delightful, and the Chester reached Elk
Landing ahou, half past nine I. NJ, where
an ample number Of hacks were in waiting
Ia convey the cxcurSioniSiS to their homes
The excursionists realized about Si0c,
which will he forwarded to the plague
stricken sufferers in the Southern cities
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iu'ic in Third district fruui. ON the ..u,lsrl,
80" . The public rad from Elk Mill formerly
i'F. Cotton Nlll.1 10 Cherry Hill. = f,w hundred
Harl' from TIA. SIiuuiHZ Mil VI the ~ Mil, CJp
iauy. TAi> Tract s.utatu.
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THERE THEY FIT,

and then he told US how the Americans
were drawn up in battle array a short dis
lance from where we stood on a gently
sloping piece of ground then densely GOV
cred with trees. and how the British came
near them and stopped on another slope, and
being misiuformed by their negro guide who
told them the ground Wherein they stood
was quite level, fired away in the darkness
nf the night, and failed to hit single one
of their opponents. And then he told us
how the Americans. being better acquainted
with the topography of the country, played
havoc with the British till their ammuni-
non run out, and then both parties with
drew from the contest. When the ground
was visited the next DAY
, 1878-07-27

New BUILDING. notwithstanding
the complaint of hard times the
building interests in town are look
up. Numerous handsome private
dwellings ere in various stages Of
construction in various parts Of the
city. notably. that of Mr.. Amasa
Mi.ser, now nearly complete. fine
house now building on the hill be-
tween the olds railroad track and
Belltown. and large two-story
structure on the lots opposite the
site of the defunct mad-house. The
work on Johnny Sullivan's block of
buildings, on Front street, has fairly
commenced and will be pushed rap
idly until ready for occupants.
ACCIDENT. A young son Of Mr..
Thos. Russell came near furnishing
us with frst-class item this morn
ing. He was riding with others on
ON large empty lumber truck and
in attempting to jump off, fell in
meediately in front of one of the
hind wheels which passed over his
foot. He escaped without much in
jury. however, being able to walk
home without any assistance.
D1ED.-At East Portland, on the
sad inst, Nat. H. Lane, aged 55
years. The deceased was a native
of Indiana, son of Hon. Jos. Lane,
and came to Oregon with his father
in lS4S, since which time he has
been engaged in active business as a
steamboat man and merchant, and
universally esteemed for his integ-
rity in business and attractive social
qualities.
Mr.. Dan W. Lowell, long known
and always favorite in Oregon, is
at present on a visit to his old-time
friends in Astoria. Dan is in pretty
fair health, with the exception of a
very painful and acute disease of the
left arm, which has troubled him so
much the part few years that he is
Tot able to perform work of and
klAu.-AStoridn.
Mr.. Robert Turnbull, formerly an
efficient member of the police force
of this city. has purchased the cigar
stand formerly belonging to AIilt
Cook and is in future to have charge
of it. Bob has had a hard run of
luck lately, but we hope that it has
changed and that for the future he
may be successful in his new field.
DOG POISONING. This morning
the owners of number of valuable
dogs found that they had been pois-
oned by some party or parties un-
known. Mr.. Abrams lost IL valua
ble greyhound. Mr.. Turner, of the
Vanity Fair, lost a handsome pup,
and several other parties lost dogs
of different shades of value.
MARRIED.-ln this city, July Goth,
by Rev. Daniel Bagley, Mr.. James
Willie to Miss Harriet A. Doyle, all
of this CITY.
, 1878-07-27

From The Daily of Thursday.
We hear of parties living in the
eastern part of this county who have
at different times sold Indians guns
and ammunition for money and
ponies. At this particular time such
proceeding is reprehensible to the
last degree. 1t is known that Ind
ians from the hostile camp have
been in the vicinity of the Sound for
the past three weeks, and no doubt
the guns and ammunition thus pro-
cured have passed into their hands.
HEARD FROM. -Ex>Judge DeVillo
White Seelye, formerly prominent
citizen of this city, is at present To-
Gated at Trudder, Whatcom county,
w. 7. The Judge has laid aside
his wool sack. and is at present
manufacturing barrel slaves. He
says that his appetite never was bet
ter, and that his present position,
with plenty of exercise and good
health, is preferable to his former
one with plenty of henors and dys-
pepsia.
+ SHERMAN, HYDE & Co, have sent
US "When the Twilight Soft is Fall
ing" Song and Chorus, by d. S.
Hakes. A Perfect Musical Gem,
and Rare Combination of Senti-
ment, Music and Art, with illumi-
mated title page and beautiful print.
A production replete with the tend
crest emotion, and whose merit de-
mands no recommendation other
than an Introduction. Price, 35cts.
How TRUE The other day a sal
lor rolled on board one of the ships
lying in the harbor. in glorious
state of intoxication. The Captain
accosted him with, "Well, my man,
you're very drunk, amt you 2"
EYES," answered the sailor, "I'm
drunk, but 1 can get over it; but
You are id fool, and you can't
get over that ~
ALASKA ITEMS. s.-By latest advices
from Alaska per steamship Califor-
MIA we learn that Cuttings salmon
cannerv at Sitka is about to COM
mence operations. The Alaska gold
and silver mining company is run
ming tramway to their mine.
Nineteen hundred miners are now
working, it is estimated, in the Cas-
star mines, B. G. The California
brought down $35, 900 in treasure.
Rev. DR.. Beers. Rector of Trinity
Church. San Francisco, has spent
several days in this city, the guest
of Mr.. Slorah. He departed on the
Panama to-day.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-04-18
NOTICE
O CONSUMERS

The great celebrity of our TIN TAG TO.
BACCO has caused many imitations thereoI q
to be placed on the market, we therefore-
caution all Chewers against purchasing
such limitations
All dealers buying or selling other plug 9
tobacco bearing a hard or metallic label. =
render themselves liable to the penalty ofS
the Law, and all persons violating oury,
trade marks are punishable by fine and inns
prlsonment. - q
SEE ACT OF CONGRESS, AUG. II, 1876, Z
The genuine IORILLIARD TIN TAG TO-
BACCO can be distinguished by a Tin TAGo
on each Jump with the word LORILLARDe'
stamp thereon. e
over 7OSS tons tobacco sold in 1877, and S
nearly 5000 persons employed In factories. &c
Taxes daid Government in 1877 about S3,- 3
100000, and during the past IL years, over
S20000,0O0 E
These goods sold by all jobbers at manu- :
factureS rates.
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Notice U. s. mternal-Revenue Special
Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes of the
United States, Sections, 1882, 3237,
323S, and 3239. every person engaged
in any business, avocation, or employ
ment, which renders him liable to q
special tax, is required to procure and
place and keep conspicuo,tsly IN his es-
tablishment or place of business a
STAMP denoting the payment of said
special tax for the special-taX year be-
ginning May l, 1873. Section 3244,
Revised Statutes, designates who are
liable to special tax. A return, as pre-
scribed on Form IL, is also required
by ldU of every person liable to special
tax as above. Severe penalties are
prescribed for noncompliance with
the foregoing requirements, or for
continuing in business after April 80,
1878, without payment of tax.
Applications should by made to E.
COWEN, Deputy Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue, at Warren, Pa.
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QUOTATIONS
White. Powell & G

BANKERS AND BROKERS',
No, az South Third Street.
stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold on
Commission.
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Y Ew LIVERY STABLE
RIDGWAY.

DAN SCRIBNER WISHES T O
inform the citizens of Ridgway, and
the public generally, that he has
tarted a Livery Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD.CARRIAGES
and Buggies to let upon the most
reasonable terms.
Eas-He will also do job teaming.
Stable on Broad street, above Main.
All orders left at the Post Office VILE
receive prompt attention.
Aug2OlS7ltf
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Notice..

All persons are hereby forbidden
selling goods to, or trusting any person
on my account, without my written
order, as will pay no debts thus con.
tracted after this date.
M. It. FRENCH.
Ridgway May 2, lS77.-ly
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Count, Weigh. Measure Everything
you Buy at the West End Store.
n42tf.
Call at this office for writing paper
and envelopes.
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TREASURERs SALE OF UNsEATED
LANDS.

Notice Is hereby given thatagreeably
to an Act of Assembly passed the 18th
day of March, A. ID. 1916, entitled,
"An Act to amend an act directing the
mode ofselling unseated land for taxes
and for other purposes" and the sew
eral supplements thereto, the following
tracts of Unseated Lands situate in
Elk County, Pennsylvania, will be ex-
posed to sale by public vendue or out
cry, at the COURT HOUSE, in RIDG-
WAY, in said county on the SECOND
MONDAY OF JUNE next, being the
10th Day Of June, A. d. 1873,
for the arrearages of taxes for the
years 1876 and 1877 unless said taxes
are paid prior to said date:
RENEZETTE TOwNsuIp
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MILESTONE TOWNSHIP.

500 acres VIM. j. Dillworth,
Jr., 1876, 1877 SO 16
2 acres Philip Griffin, 1876 l O3