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SATURDAY, JAN. 31ST, 1863
MN gam Asa via Coirerirrvios—.Now Airs Fos.
■tti—Oat •PED illaartLAßLi."
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
Many of our Democratic exohanges,
now that the election of a United States
Senator and State Treasurer has been de
ckled, are beginning ID press the claims
of their favorite candidates for Governor.
The names of a number of gentlemen are
mentioned, among the most prominent of
whom are Hon. Wm. H. Witte, of Phila
delphia, Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, of the
Supreme Court, Hon_ Jacob Fry, jr., of
Montgomery, Hon. Joe'n Cessna, of Bed
ford, Judge Conyngliam, of Luzerne, Hon
Wm. Hopkins, of Washington, and Col.
Gee. W. Cass, of Allegheny. It, seems to
us that, all the other important offices in
the gift of the party having been conce
ded to the East, some regard to the wish
es of the West ought now to be paid in
the selection of a candidate for Governor.
We have numbers of g and true men
—as able, as pure and staunch in their
Democracy as can found—and whose
nomination would give thousands of votes
to the ticket, and perhap3 aid in redeem
ing permanently this pa:t of the State
from the blight of Abolitionism At all
events, we hope the candidate selected
will be no mere politician, no professional
ofloe-seeker, but a high-toned, consistent
and dignifiPd statesman, who, if elected,
will take rank by the side of Goy Sey
mour in de!ence of the Conuttit,on and
the Union. Such a 111.10 can ho found,
and sucL a une only should he ~elected
MOUE lAL4HHOOD.4 EXPW4hI)
The Abolition organs of thia section have
found no more fruttlul theme of dict.lssion
and abuse than the alleged ' Dern er•ttic
outrages"—as they comtantly call them—
at Harrisburg and A lbq . Forgetting the
desperate . efforts 'nide by some of them at
least, to inaugurate mob law, •tt the com
mencement of the-rebellion, and the
pleasure with which thoy have witnessed
the arbitrary arrests of men for simply
speaking their opinion- they have very
suddenly fallen in love with Free Speech,
and abed grievous rear- ~ver what . pey are
pleased to term "these efforts to destroy
ill" It, mayseeni a little singular to those
who remember the p.k.ition of these jour
nals until within a lei% weeks, to find them
talking of Free Speech now ; but no mat
ter, it suits their purrrzel just at present,
and as consistency is no part of their---at
tainmenta, they of c.uree do not trouble
themselves to consider about it.
We have taken some pains to find out
the real position of affairs at Harrisburg,
at the election of I S. Senator, and we
are oonvinced that the stories which have
obtained general currencey here are to a
great extent unfounded. It is true that
there was a large crowd of Democrats in
the city, but, take than as a class, they
were as gentlemanly and orderly a set of
men as were ever gathered together. The
but proqj of glue, u the face, that notwithstanding
Lis meta and the excitement, _Mere were no unu
sual diiterdasess, as wejre prepared to show
b the Harrisburg pipers of that date. It
hats been given out that the delegation
from Philadelphia was mainly composed
of rowdies and blackguards. We are as
stared that the statement to this effect was
a base falsehood, originated by the un
scrupulous Abolition agen't of the associa
ted press at Harrisburg, for ruere political
Meet. We have looked over the columns
of the Philadelphia Republican papers in
tab for any evidence in proof of the as
sertion.
111 regard to the mass of citizens who
gathered in the Hall of the House, and
about the Capitol, during the voting
for Senator, we have good authority for
saying that it was as largely composed of
the Opposition as Democrats. If we are
set mistaken, this fact was, admitted by
the Harrisburg TelegrapA, the leading Re
publican organ in the State. At any rate,
we are oo4ineed that the ezottement of
the oomaion could not have failed to have
drawn outr'as many Republicans as Dem
ocrat.. We know too much of the charac
ter of Gen. CialltoN'a friends about Har
risburg, to believe that they would meekly
permit themselves to be brow-beaten by
such a class of men, and in such a man.
nor as the General's organs, for political
effect, represent them to have been.—
Scolding the keys of the State Arsenal in
their possession,—with a large body of
sulked soldiers in the citi, to obey their
mandates,—with a majority of the citizens
of Harrisburg on their own side—and :lav
ing all the opportunity for preparation,—
we can only say that if they did, they are
the veriest cowards that ever had an ex
istenoe—greater than we should have be
listed them to be, and than they them
selves will admit, when they see the hu
miliating position it places them in.
The affair at Albs i ny has its two sides,
5.,,ii?..
like the one at Harr urg. The Atlas, of
that city, boldly pre unces the charges
false that the disorderl roceodinga were
caused by the Democrats. We quote
from an editorial 'Ai tiiat paper :
" In the disorder on the door, the Re
publicans have been conspicuous for noise
and for threats. The Republican mem
bers, refusing a fair settlement, and re-
Zztto corruption, prepared to carry
It their programme, by stopping
discussion. A leading Republican on the
floor, who owned that-the nomination of
Callioott " was calculated to excite
the passions of the Democracy," avowed
his readiness for " a free fight upon the
loor." On Saturday, he proclaimed, sub
elantially, that the roll was to be called
through, and the question taken, on
"broker, by a resort to physical foroe, and
by matting off further discussion without
mud to rules.
-" This has been the position of the
game. The Democrats have offered fair
ceco ; the Republicans have re
relying upon corruption. The
Democrats have insisted upon full discus.
doe of the question, and a full exposure
of the corruption before an election should
be lade. The Republicans have attempt
ed to crush out diaoculaion.”
Ws ssow not which to despise the
Seri --an editor who will prostitute his
eoinsans to irresponsible scribblers, for the
porpoise of blackening the reputations of
Owe whom, either through personal or
political motives they may dislike—or the
making blackguard, who pens the shin
dm, and then skulks behind the editor's
atail to shield himself from the streots
ll meanness.
cxx. KIS "MN 10111116/1.
The court martial convened for the pur
pose of trying Maj. Gen. Pte. Joan Poem.
on charges preferred by ILO, Gomm'
POP., have sentenced him tofront
the service, and the Primiden=prOT•
ed the finding and aentione• in th• follow
ing order :
"The foregoing promedinp,
and sentence in the foseigoing case fi lf i C
jor General Fits John Porter. are Wm"-
ed and oonfirmed, and it is ordered that
the said Fits John Porter be, and he is
hereby cashiered and dismissed hula that
service of the United States as a maim
general of volunteers, and as colonel and
brevet brigadier-General in the regular
service of the United State., and forever
disqualified from holding ant dice of
trust or profit under the Government of
the United States." ~.
The assertion, says the Harrisburg Pe
triot, that the finding was unenieleas we do
not believe. We could not believe it with
out believing also that every number of
the court was actuated by improper mo
tives ; for it is very certain that he was
not convicted on the *rams, unless the
testimony of General Pon himself, who is
almost universally considered a hab ual
,i r simi,
liar, was permitted to outweigh
ii ;,
nine-tenths of the wits tlemen
of unquestioned veracity unimpeach
ed honor. We inoline to * **Lake most
generally received at 'W • gton that the
finding and sentence w carried by a
bare majority, and were result of mili
tary jealousy, political abimeslty, and a
(lairs to gratify the administration, by
whom, it is supposed, they were selected
and convened for that *special purpose.
The result, so entirely uakooked for by
those who had closely followed the testi
mony. and only apprehended by a few sa
gacious minds that had narrowly scanned
the decisions of the court on ens or two
iniporViiit questions that arose in the
course of the trial, is not in the least dis
paraging to the gallant otHoer, while it ',-
fleets enduring ignominy upon all con
cerned in the Infamous plot to disgrace
and destroy him. The blow was intended
as much, or more, for M'Clellan as it was
for his friend and trusted subordinate ;
buc the blow will eventually fall with fear
ful effect upon the heads of those who
aimed it. ,
iv is stated in the, elegvaphic despatch-
Pa that Gens. Franklin and Sumner, two
of the bravest and beet of the °Seers in
the Army of the Potomac, have been re
loved of their commands. What could
have caused such action to be taken in
regard to Gen. Stunner it is diflicult to
understand, as he has always been regar
ded as an especial favorite of Mr. Lin
coln's, but the reason of Gen. Franklin's
removal is probably given in the follow
ing extract from the New York Pesfs
Washington correspondence, dated Janu
ary the 25th:
" It were idle longer to conceal the
fact that reason of disalfesting, or at
least discontent, In the army are very
plentiful here new. it is charged that
Gen. 'Franklin's troops clamor for Ws-
Clellan, Franklin being, as is well known,
one of the so called ' XeClellan generals,'
that is, 0114 of Ms who hare slimily
othwwwi tiwg • Meadlog. i-These
rumors have assumed such a shape that
they have received the attention of the
President ."
CONSIDZIABLI discussion and bad feel
ing have been caused by rumors of a seri
ous difficulty between Gov. Seymour and
Gen. Wool, in regard to certain alleged
assumptions of authority by the latter in
relation to the organised militia of New
York. We are glad to learn, however,
that they are without foundation. The
Albany Argus, the presumed official
paper of Gov. Seymour's Administration,
on Monday, had the following editorial
allusion to the matter :
"Gen . Wool, on saatuning_the oornmand
of the Department of the Haat, inatituted
some inquiries for the more racient or
ganization of the forces in the
Depart.
meet. But he has received no ordere
Washington, which create any conflict of
militaryjurisdiction with the State author
ities. T rite understanding between him
and Goy. Seymour in regard to the limits
of military command, is perfeet, and in
all respects cordial."
An ugly and most portentious look2ng
cloud has thus safely blown ova, nye the
Buffalo Courter.
NEW DEMOCRA TIC DAIL E.
the Constitutional Union, DWI published
in Philadelphia, by Thos. B. Florence • Qr,
is to be removed to Washington City,
where a daily Democratic paper is to be
started in connection with the weekly en
terprise. The want of a first olass metro.
Politan Demoesetio Journal at Woolen.-
ton has long been is and we are ague,
fed that Col. FLOUNCS tlit•tf t an of all
others best qualified for the work. my,
ing experience, industry, ability, and a
wide acquaintance with public men and
political affairs, he will be in a position to
render the new paper one of the very best
in the country. The Colonel is recom
mended in his enterprise by the whole
Democratic delegation in Congress. The
price of the Daily, which is to be issued
on the 22.4.1 of February next, will be $8
per year, and of the weekly SR per year.
WE son none of our readers will WI
to read the graphic statement of Dr.
Boyer, published on oar first page. It
is the most important politiesl develop
ment that has appeared within the past
year, and demolishes forever the claims
of Simon Cameron to the support and
confidence of the people of Pennsylvania.
The Harrisburg Patriot Baia " What Dr.
Boyer has published he will testify to nn
'ler oath ; and other unizepaseheeie wit
nesses will confirm, at least in part, what
he has asserted. There is not the least
doubt that the attempt to bribe will be
enbetan tiated."
Ir is a curious fact, strongly sigadlicant
of the injustice of the Adogn'marathon,
that the gallant Major Soma, Tito 4-
fended Fort Pickens, at the ommanoneek•
meat of the rebellioo, and asurnd it from
falling into the hands of the rebels, still
remains only an °Sow of laillOr grade,
While such miserable political tools as
Canna M. Cur, Cam. Scams, Ihcs 14
me, and donna of Ohms no hotter, hays
risen to the dignity of K4or and Delp.
dier-Generals.
CALLtoorr, the renegade Deemanne who
has just been elected Speaker et , the New
York ABowl*. mod be a met Iniiinous
and unblushing seoundrid. Oa taking
the chair, be said hortisinied to be a Dow
oast SO, and than tennesstfitekr
the profession by voting ter sit tiok*
publican candidates 171/ the Amu* Avg
bodr,
WIWITLVANILA; AND TIII WAR.
The report of Hon. A. L. Russell, A.lju
tantreenersl of this State, shows that that
now intgertent 14eparmant ot our Mai&
'OoveasOal had' , been rty Ship sdoiin to
serf the Wirt i irmea a detliiled and •
intetheA acomitit Of the part pel 'cm. • L
by Pinnifyliranistiii t‘.e sac for the L woo
A musbaref the facts were mentioned in
the Governor's message, but there are
others that may be stated here. We find
that the number of troops furnished tb
do fished Obatee,;by Piessitytrazda, since
the war began, Is 200,336, as follows:
Three months *amps*, 20,979
=drugs Reeerres, 15,866
under eall for 600,000 men. 98,759
800,000 40,888
16,100
9,269
Drafted saes,
ReamUs to regiments in service,
Inlistmeate is other Stases sod in Rog
tiler srmy estimated.
Ecm
Besides these, about 60,000 men volun
teered under the Governor's call for the
militia, when the State was threatened
with invasion last September. Of course
it has not been possible to state the losses
In the Pennsylvania regiments, but we
And in the notes the names of no less
than sixteen Colonels who were killed in
battle, and of two who died in camp. It
is probable that this represents the pro
portion of the total losses, making the
number of men from Pennsylvania regi
ments, who have perished in the war, by
battle or disease, thirty-six. thousand.—
What State has sacrificed more, in the
great cause of the Union, than Pennsyl
vania ?—Phila. Bulletin.
Sou enthusiastic friend of Joint co
votu'a—chairman of the famous smelling
(and lying) committee—having made him
a present of a gold-hilted sword, the
World thus appropriately comments on
the fact
"On the whole, though. Corode pre
ferred to regard the gift not as a sword
but as a symbol. So do we. And a very
pretty symbol it was. The sword of Co
rode was a gold-hilted sword. Could anyy
thina be mote approprise ? To Cored.
mid Cameron. and the rest of them. wvorr
word drawn in this war has a handy of
gold. A►nd if the handle will only come
of in their hand, we don't believe they
will much care what becomes of the
blade."
TAKING' the tariff tax and the excise tax
together, the West is fast becoming unin
habitable. In some parts, now, it takes
ten or a dozen bushels of corn to buy a
pound of tea, and from seventy to eighty
to get a common coat. If this war shall
continue another year, and the financial
and military management of affairs shall
remain in radical hands, the people of the
Wert will have to buy the privilege of
Working for nothing and boarding them.
selves.
Tii telegraph informs us that Was-
DILL PIILL/111 Mr. Lamour, oal
Monday, at the White Home, and was
inuoadand to him by - Senator Wu.,on.
Itebic JACVIOII was President, and a dis
unionist of twenty years' standing, as Kr.
PIIILLITS boasts himself to he, should call
upon him, the old hero would show him
the door, and help him to end it, with
the point of his boot.
Rox. B. F. Weans, of Ohio, is repro ,
seated to have made me of the following
language a short time ago. We doubt
whether it could be matched by anything
in Fernando Wood's or Vallandigham's
speeches:
" I do 110( wonder that pap& dove to Jsjr.
Davis, as A. shows Arabs, ; / way desert sw
at:v.,'
Wit Eva it from good authority that
the opposition are organizing secret
Leagues throughout this State, for the
purpose or controlling the election of
Governor next year. Something of this
sort, it will be recollected, was tried, pre
vious to the last election, and being ex
posed before it hai made much headway,
turned out to be a most ludicrous failure.
As ws expected, Hr. CALLIOOTT was
en Monday. elected Speaker of the N. Y.
Nomad Bapreientatives. A few days be
fore he was nominated. the Abolitionists
called him a mecessimiist, and yet they
voted for him as their candidate for
Speaker:
f hen the Philadleiphis Ilkelletia• ]
Tsui rut-LMWELPHIA
The progress making in the peat railroad
luta that is to connect Philadelphia with Lake
Me is moot gratifying. Sine it has been
hand to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
the work upon the unfinished portions has
bean puked on steadily, and now we have
the gratifying anntaa....4at that it is ex
pected that ears wilt run through from Phil
adelphia to Sri* in the month of Jaly next.
Trains run now on the Eastirn division from
Elasbory to a station called Grove Plat, a dis
tance from Sunbury of one hundred and six
teen miles. On the WHIM division they run
from Erie to Sheffield. thirteen miles east of
the borough of Warren. Track-laying on the
intermediate unfinished sections will be re
sumed as early in the Spring as the weather
permit, and it will be pushed forward
rapidly to completion. Thus we are, unless
unforeseen difieulues occur, within six months
of accomplishing what has so long been
needed for the prosperity of Philadelphia and
of the whole StaCe i , a direct railroad commu
nication with the city of Erie, where we may
come in for our share of the commerce of
the Lakes.
If it were only with reference to the ben*.
its It will bring to the business of Philadel
phia, that we rejoice over the approaching
completion of this great line of improvement,
this community might be regarded u simply
selfish. But there will be baulks arising
from it to the country in general, and espe
cially to Northwestern Peaasylvania, and its
aid city, Eric Every new Use of railroad
to the. Northwest benefits the farmers and
awahasu of the whole lake region. The
better and shorter line benefits them moat, so
it reduces the expenses of freight on pre
date Nat eastward sad goods seat westward.
it gives them easier and cheaper access to the
wig Lusk the oil wells sad the manufec-
Series of Transylvania, on all of which they
ws, to a oertatin extra, dependent. That
one of the oem*echig lines of comannicatioa
gikilk *Pt .1 1 0 b the Eimstoft !vitiation at
4111,054111 4 freight, mint be the most bean.
Staiel sad via favorite wag all the liner
'DM 111 00 414 Phif& and Foie reed will afoot
al*
Mg oily of Iris has sepiewity tire Moot
mho* bcbor is bs bead la tb pout
&skis. Bat she /as boa) dwitictrod at Om
gt it ham Ls ting Alto dirso
ptl
+sO *MS
conisposits4 with hon. In Ted IA
halm has ihmse everythim it wild to OAP'
pis km, so as to bald up Santo and Dun
kirk. The seasssasass is that Zito has lan-
Suishod, wham stye lika silda!, saes favor•ii
3' the polley of their soopootivo States, hare
'grown rapids hi pippelelbsk and Wealth. At
.at Ess Is ides to bort s fair ohm* along
with her Sister cities of the Lakes. Penseyl
•aais capital is shoat latching a road which
will pat her in direct communication with the
00111041011.1 metropolis of the Stole. She will
beam* a mart for the coal, the iron, the oil,
the hushes amidst/ma prodnets of the hoarier
of the State, whisk its noodled by the citizens
of the West. She will become, also, a depot
for the wheat, the hour, the corn and the
provielons produced at the West, which will
be sent by railroad to Philadelphia for con -
sumptisa or for exportation. Industry and
capital will flow in there, and it may be ex•
pected that real estate will rise, that improve
meats will be nadertakea, sad that in time
Erie will take rank with Cleveland and De
troit, if not with Chicago and Buffalo.
The counties lying between Lycoming and
Erie posse's great mineral and other resources
that have hitherto been undeveloped, simply
because of the dinculty of access to a mar
ket. The vast forests are alone of incalcu
lable value ; but the lumber produced was
worthless, except when freshets in the West
Branch of the Buequeltanas and the Alle
gheny afforded opportunities of floating it
down to Williamsport or to Pittsburg The
cleared land is generally good for growing
wheat. In some distrion bittuntuous coal, of
the best quality and inexhaustible in quan
tity, is fond. In others the mineral oil that
has proved so profitable already exists in
abundance. It will be the office of the Phil
adelphia and Erie Railroad to make all these
treasures available, to bring population snd
labor into the sparsely settled counties, to
build up towns in what Is now a wilderness,
and to carry wealth, enterprise and intelli
gence into a long weaned region. In view
of all these prospeotive advantages, to the
farmer and mercluutt of the 'West, to the
business interests of Philadelphia, toile city
of Erie, and to the vast thinly settled region
which is to be treversed by the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, we art fully justified in
offering congratulation upon the prespeet of
Its early completion.
5,000
200,U6
C. L. Vallandisham announces him-
Self a candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for Governor of Ohio.
The Legislature of Wisconsin have
re-elected Ron. J. R. Doolittle, Abolition,
to the United States Salute.
The Washington correspondent of a
Western paper describes the licentious
ness in the Capital of the nation as per
fectly awful.
When General Wadsworth reported
there was not a gun on wheels for the de
fence of Washington, there Were one hun
dred and nine artillery Ocoee in order for
action !
The proposed leloveasset of the Air
my of the Toilsome seems to have been
entirely abandoned for the present, on so.
count. principally, of the impassable oondi•
tion of the roads.
In oonseqnsnos of the impossibility
Ldreurina l printing psper st a reason
s publishers have postponed
for eC k44 present the publication of " Hsi
cru's.liotorial History of the Great Rebel-
—lt was rumored in Washington on
thend, that in consequence of the army
letter published in the New York Thus,
from which we made eat:sots last wee
several correspondents had been arrested
and imprisoned.
The rebel Generals Forrest, Sterns,
and Wheeler, with 6,000 cavalry, were, at
last accounts, at Franklin, Tenn. Friday
the rebels attacked the bridge guards on
the Chattanooga road, about ten miles
from Nashville, but were repulsed with a
loss of two killed and several wounded."
The 11. S. steamer Columbia, com
mander Coutohney, seven guns,_krounded
off Masonboro Sound, N. C., on Wednes
day the 14th, and was captured by the
rebels, and her crew takedprisoners. She
is an Iron boat, 'it in England as a
blockade runner, d was recently cap
tured by the on her first trip.
The Democrats of Philadelphia elect.
(al their Delegates to the next State Con
vention last week. We learn from the
Reading aurae, that of the whole num
ber chosen (twenty-one,)) 8 are in favor of
the nomination of the Hon. William H.
Witte for Governor, and the semaining
thirteen are not committed.
On Sunday Wheekit's rebel cavalry
made a dash at • train of card on the rail
road between Nashville and Franklin, and
moosedod in destroying two cars. Rebel
cavalry continue to hover about OW army
in Tennant', weighing our communion.
Um. Intesoepted rebel Wens show that
the enemy in the West is receiving rein
forcements.
11111 11111111 WAIL-
Xajor-General Burnside has at last
resigned the command of the Army of the
Potomac, and it has been gives to Goner , .
al Hooker. General Bernside issued as
address to the army asking them to give
to General Hooker their cordial support.
or-Generals Sumner and Franklin
haVe also been relieved of their commands
of the right and left grand divisions.
Admiral Porter's
has aoutinued its way up the White river
and coPortssi lit- chyle*, Arkansas coun
ty, and Duval's Bluff and Dee Aro. both
in Prairie county. At Duval's Bluff there
were captured two S-inch suns, two hun
dred rifles, and three platform cars, and
at Des Aro thirty-nine prisoners and a
quantity of arms and ammunition.
Crain .utto Potro•ity.—The Committee
on Territories in the House of Represen
tatives is about to report a bill for the ad
mission of Utah into the Union as a State.
The bill, it is mid, will provide fix the
abolition of polygamy, and unless the del
egate from the Territory gives his assent
to this provision, the bill will not be re
ported.
.... Gen. Hooker was in Washington
Tuesday in oonsultation with the Pea.
dent and Secretary of War. He has is
sued an address to the Army of the Poto
mac. Den. Burnside and staff were also
at the Capital. The General is reported
to have tendered his resignation as Gen
eral in the army, but the President refus
ed to receive it.
By wiy of Havana important advioes
ere receive d from Mexico.- The French
are reported to have been repulsed In their
attack on Puebla, and their van guard 4,-
000 strong. surprised by eight hundred
Mexican cavalry. Several French officers
were lamed and dra off. It 4 also
said that the French Nves at Orizaba are
eat off Item aserasoaleation with Vera
Cam
♦ aegronamed Ca/lender is &minim
trial in Berkshire county, Massachusetts,
for ravishing a respectable married item.
ski named Otis, and then murdering bar
and her two esoliiren. Another :two
named Joint trdtica, sod haft breiber of
Otis other wretch, hasjust been sinimed,
in the same ocsanty, to the State Prison
for life, for ravishing a m-rried woman
named Peados 1
nog be positively stated that Gen.
Butler will ramose commend of the De
=eaf the Gulf. His headquarters
l " first be at Row Orleans, eel soon
at i de spoint on the Itiesisodppi. This
in regard to bins see ar
rived at immediately attar his departure
freaa Wa e hln for the North. It was
result of hie oonforeneeir
heeds Of depart.
k. 2 L a A
There is some r coolusios in the pub
lic mind as to the `iecietit senatorial *leo.
lion in Indiana. The Gem shields as fol
ioed : When Mr.BriAht was sepolled the
Governor appointed Joseph A. Wright le
his miens . This appointee's& held oa k
__
till the meeting of be legislippere. This
body et ones chose Mr. Tur_ of White
county. to fill the place Wi&t for the
remainder of the term, that is to say until
the 4th of March next ; and then chose
Thomas Hendricks, Commissioner of the
Land Office under Mr. Buchanan's ad
ministration, to succeed Mr. Turpio. The
other senator. Mr. Lace, BeipaAilioanjtelds
over till 1867.
The sinking of the United 'States
trensport Ifatteraa, off (ialvastusi, was
probably effected by the rebel steamer
Oreto. and not the Alabama. es was sur
mised. The , Oreto ran the blockade of
Mobile on the 13th inst., notwithstanding
there were nine United States vessels of'
irsr stationed off the bar,. and with full
lama u iota that she was meditating an
escape. The steamers Cuyler end Oneida
chased the Oreto. the latter of which bad
returned to the fleet off Mobile. It is
supposed that the Cuyler followed the
Unto to Havana to which place it was
thought that she would go.
The Secretary of War, in reply to a
resolution of the House for a full list of
the men actually in service, declines com
pliance on the ground that it would in
volve the examination of a dozen different
muster rolls of about a thousand regiment",
and the publication would not be ounpati
hie with the public interest. That is, in
plain forms, he don't like hardwork and,
besides, some of the particular friends of
the administration would be cut off from
the receipt of a few millions of dollars
which are now drawn for men of straw,
not in the service.
Lite advises from Galveston, Texas,
state that on the 17 inst., the U. 8 trans-
port Hatteras hailed a strange vessel near
that port, and received for a reply that it
was her majesty's sloop-of-war Spitfire.—
Just as the transport was about sending a
boat to the stranger, the latter opeUed fire
and sunk the Hatteras. 'The U. S. sloop
of-war Brooklyn started in pursuit of the
vessel, but night coming on she lost sight
of her. It is supposed that the strange
steamer was none other than the Greta.
On the Bth of December the Legislature
of Utah met at Great Salt Lake City, and
on the 10th, Hon. Stephen S. Eluding.
Governor of the Territory, sent in his mes
sage. It is remarkable for containing a
king, elaborate and earniest argument
against polygamy. Tne Legislature lis
tened to it in sullen silence. Afterwards
it was resolved to print one thousand
copies of the message ; but ten days had
elapsed, when the last mail left, and it
had not been printed.
YARII.IIII3.
At Looirport, ea the biltb by Enos, Iraq.,
ACOCATt'S C. KILLS* to KW !WILY EA
bet\
of Girard towpahlp.
DOM.
la tbla eity_. ZIA 11th tad, ELLEN' L. *wilder it
Capt Thos. E. Stavana, U.ll. X and Zama W. daavana,
aged 17 yr pan.
S—T-111410—X.
WWI Q's PLANTATION LITTEIL3.
nay parity. strsegtdos sad Lavtiorsts.
Tar, wads a beadilysos
Tilley me as saddens to oqs of allay sad dist.
They ~moo Santo of diripailisa sad late Doors.
Tboy streastboa tits aystora sad eaves the dad.
Thy provost 'damsels sad latsmittast trews-
They purify the beset& sad agility of roe alloarask.
Thy ears Dyspepsia sad Orssatilatios.
They ears Dismiss, Moises sad Clsolors Noting
Tbsy eon Liver Complalat sad Nervous Essascbs.
Thy areas lust bitters to the void. nay fake take
via& rasa stroll, sad sz• salsasted salsas's groat fa
storey. They as ma is of wilt, Croix Ran, 60 solo.
bested Callasys Dart, roots sad barbs, sad are taloa • IQ
Ihs Osamu, of a boyars" wittiest mold to ago or tbs.
of day. Pullasilarty reesmasadad to doissft psalms
rapstrlag a palls stlaralsat. Sold , by as grosors, Dray
ests. Naas& sad Ilakoesa. P. H. DRAM: &CO ,
303 Broadway, N. Y.
WAN MUMPS PILLS.
MIT CURE DYSPIIIIIA, MCC:
LAWN 4WD MIL TU raupoina imam •
Ds. Ilimus IL /WARD, of Pennant'', node What
nye "Tint tweet/-enee Tent modems Tab tide and-
Ida% eseinas the belle( that la 'en lew eama held the
Thssidea's asnkee be rete4W if Bandrea's PItL wen
promptly toed la tits early Awes of sliaras."
J. J Coos, irliblirber el the Ism, at Ikea lapt•a,
says r—"Briadestik's Pins awed sae of Dyspepsia whoa
*very otbse mass had failed, sad I actually gives up
by lay physidaas sad Meads.•'
The raw teetboosy is ens by N. Bum. lap, the well
kaowa stuns of 1111llsiasbarg, sad tiolasads at others.
Bat their awaits sis sell knows; la toll bears theirs Is
ao Barer pargstiyo; la smaller sass ldisy ad as • patio
Manias. Gulag asatlvsasis sad rultylai tie Wood--
Tail are sway day sluing tboaasads she ars dewed ta
mable tell Ms blamed issdlsiao else used. hlacipsl
Oa" NSGANAL lITUrf, New Yak. •
110,14 by Dr. L.. allissaa, trio, sad by al mm 7,816016 dea
lers is nadislas. lail-ls.
T TOMS Mil/11110/1.
evilightfal article few presentee ea 4
beeutifytaithe Imam Mu Is who pt .p by the alp.
sal prepiebar, aeol Is now tomde with the mem me, WWI
sad enmities, which am nested Its femme aad se
pmeedeated Mee Omer ese millkoa betties aamally 1 It
Le MW wad at SI mete la large betake. Tire million het
tin am amity be aeldis a yeas when tt b spla hem
that the lathalroa le set wily the met dellibthil halt
dreaolap I. the mild, bat Maki* 'lmam the map of
mart bei Aiming, gins the hair a limay;rieb, lambs'
pairth i mil promote It Erma tazahri pay. Them an
esordollualue smooth kamovrtsg. Th. Lathsnes bon bees
tested In env tuhe rms e mod Is vanasted as den*
bed. hay lady she valor a beesaltal heed et hair will
a.. the 'tenantry.. It Is de* perenaed, *map aid vol
uble. It ill sold by all ?audible dealers thressitest
the 'mold. Co. H. LIAM & CO.,
ja 24 id. Mon Yon .
H ilitiTll.lllll4l
INIMITABLE HAIR asfrosAiic ir.
rr is MOD I DTA bat roetages pay bats tg 4 lei origi
nal color, by pep airbag Oho *spidery taboo .its natural
sestessais,shod by ago or d 1...... AU lastiaboas
dyes arm eampoied of Lamar Cantle, destroyieg lb* ri.
tality and beauty of the hair, and aged of tkoeselose
ao dressing. Heisestrest's lelaltable Calories sot only
reseesse hair to its eaters! solo, bras esi7 risme, het
gins ts. hair • L =MU/ND It 4 U??, peonotes Ito
growth, pioneta its hilliest o 4 eraineates nedriaig, sad
intesta heelth and pleassalasee to the bend. It has
stood the test of One, being the original nal: Coloring,
sod la enstantly inenesing ia favor. Used by both
potions an ladles. It to sold by an !ignitable dial
og, or cia be preened by %ea of the anneersial
avats, D. t. Daaxas 61 Co.. Ski Itroodwo" it. T. Two
dm, 64 emits and SI. jaahlegkess
WHOOrInI6I COUGH OR CROW
iltrimme msee.miky be alteetetelt eat eared
b tie we el liaiatirs Woe Teurtees Cs ni% Re/ma
leveleebie steinehme rearms the eittßi rrT
power of MU,* inatediateiy Inge*. Cough. Dia
salty of arebOaag, Beersesers. Haehisio UAW.
el the Threat. It !seaman* Phhips i bill ufl be biesd
to be my egreeehle to the bele. It le est a wieleat
remedy. bet 0111110/1011.1bin, •111111010111 F Mid Illbseve.
Ow be takes try tbe oldest passe. or yeeepet
Otte palarby all draggle% at IS sell $ll de. pletronle.
,te52,411-4
Tlll OONFIONNIONII AN. 11111.
WOK Or A N/0111 TOOMMA/11.-.41
bids. boo aural of lir MI AS of sooty or
roe sad emu% .111, from toottvoo of boomob= s zo
t. %on TA, memos It. • oory of the Alike
asmtiee, pslogillwil by liWai This littao boob is 410.
Awed am • ~Nog aril soouo• to mar an vi l=
trio wire Ileou lfsavo.• iii% 2.4. ,
.pirgp
Pratoms rjrs.,lo 6 Att g ob ;
Not 81101106,
roonarallilifi lay Willi
wel Iby got_
__ .osihoe
L LANOCII2 r f 01.,,
soiriNOSoL Gliforibt•Lool iskap.l4. v
D i. TOMMYMIMI(1.1111111INT.
• serials cm beand saws. sod
warranted emptier te say Woe. Camp It relate*
ease; isabedllitasily sake It Is
vase. *taus reember Vib e veil elm yeersebree with
•WM villa* *ft. Croy be e dime vibe Vet
se poke leeteeelbr wrideldeg lb* eerie be Ilerdeed beer
deter; Wine erpireelliee see be ipme It say be
lie hie lbeeember. are %mem fAmeneeseenerlelle
PON NI mad *ante a beige. Solid elf Dragibili...
Otis% SleOseribeedelt" See Teel. Jsa-Se
r ate Ost, Illaara, las pirspdeata d ' 0 Mai
lifolgaz." is hum la sammallas VI tile Way
tie illamosa dlelatleass, Wad* ea Isla
Law la WA aaa has dam pair alellagaillai Mundt
as laaaa. teigase, teatipeia4 pies, ma killinfin
w$ &v. Oaamolooks• ibs Minas, Ikt mow fe Otek
I. Va. ikaanes Pon Alm. AO gailabe
%atom% h• W dlompama ealimma sat dome
ar m ao - w in k w bidi u s o u t opireardliiplitift
OMNI 110/01•060.1.1 of Ow most imagalloset rainbow,
bee tart be 100( kmo lie alas., and had swror Wen ...I.
milisouver tt.iiimeras whlch c.o
M diaommeed la the:store Al say Arugelst ..r
y sp. psi a, 1A.., C.,mplikint,
, sa4:1111 al.saoot nat.,. t, U. old
1110. 1 / 1 4 OP , 411 heir yodhle days
rptig u r n ♦AA SINT :
A ►tarewt{M Wt Ira be aid a ppm the Emir f.r
WWI lb Lib artswel duds of brows or biarl. la
01.1112ADORO'8 HAIR DYE.
It oartoots tl. MA olio to of ottar dyes, a& wishes U
hats, Is easily alpiplioct, p.rforuss It 4, wort Lostaluosooooto ,
as 4 its proointio, to tb. ol•werver.routabia ai
blasulastared by J CRIATADC.oiko, au. t►wc Huuse t
N.. Yost. Solid *Typal wb.re, ►bd a pp1...,4 by .71 H.jt
Norm..
TD. Cotaimuy adi pay U. Stnebhold-r• oo to. US day
of /*brew, Bait. ■ .emr manual dirl , kod of 6ve pit cent
—trio from U •••roomat tas—at ilia 00ies of lb. COlarill
ay. at t►. Railroad ii•F...t. W. 8 DROWN.
mal-.2m. Tr•••unir
_____
M
Intssittsm•sa.s Aso' -:t
Primo, 111,111,40, •nd II I pi* .01, •toordlq to mu•
jiLB/11-hil
go-gav'o A.drertistmentr).
yrieE.
D IVIDEND N(
fitia k Soars KA•T it 4 o,
Mom PA, isu 22, I •O•S
sow* la hereby area that L. Nattier...hip
h e retofore existing between the aoder•urneu, was dis
mayed on the lbth of Jammu', 118.1, by toe el tb.ita en of
B. W. Booth froo the tiro The bansseneill b.. i ••otio
tied. u anual, by the remaining partner., to eti..in the
Note., Books and Actuante of the late tlron have bees.
transferred for settletaent, •11.1 be .hoa. all the liabilities
will be liquidated B F 4 1,(14
-3w
) .31 J. C. 11oCREARY
T " N VI WS SIT FIKR FRS OF BOTH
4Exx24 —A REVEttai•lt IiENTLESIA%
bowleg hose restored to health to a f. at days, &Per und.r.
gain all the usual routine and irregular r Will I e mode'
of treatment without soeceea, cotat•iiirs it Li • sac...! dot,
to columuolcate to hie afflicted tallow creatures tte mean.
or cars. Bocce, on the receipt of an addriesati eurviuke,
be sip mead (free) a copy of the prescription seed. Di
rect to Dr Jogs 11. I.4osALL. 164 b'ulton Street, Brook•
lya, Nee York Jsit-(y.
N OTICE To S. TLX PAYE.B.S!
Au penons in Erie County, who are
liable to tar by casesenbent under the "(kited Smug in
ternal Kenichi" or "Liebe Law," opproled July 1, 1802,
are hereby notified that each taxes or duties her • become
den sad mobile, and that 1 -will stiend to r.-celve the
sawn at the followlag times and ple.ces to said county, to
Tor all tel yayen residing la the city t Erie and the
townships s( Kittenish, Wore* and lineissit, at the Into.-
sal Moreau Ones, la the Poet-Wks Bulldlag, in the
silty of trio, on the 12th, 13th Lod lath days of Feb. 1661.
For all tas payer. naLliattn the borough or Girard and
ins the townships of Girard, Fauview 1111,4 : 4 pringlield, at
the Kota/ of A. Mortis, le the borough of Girard, on the
11th dv of Feb , 11163
Foe all tax payers residing in the borough of Albion
and in the township. of Conneaut anthlk Creek, at the
hotel of A. telly, in the borough of Albion. on the 14th
days( Feb.; MA
For all tan payers manilag to the baroaglis of Biliuboro
and Middleboro, and in the townships of Woahlogton,
McLean and Franklin, and that portion of Waterford
towliably lying West of Erie and it a wrford Turripile, at
the hotel of A. holaineare. la the borough of Ld/aboro,un
the loth day of Feb., Ida
For all tax psychs living in the borough of Waterford
and to the to • aattip of Leitioulf, and that portion of Wa
terford township lying haat of the iris and Waterford
Turnpike at the hotel of Wilsos Moore, Is the borough of
Waterford, en the lath day of Feb., 1113.
For all tax payers li•ing in the borate' of Union kWh
sad is the township of Culort, at the Poirolount Boon in
the borough of Luton Mills, on the 19th day of Feb.„1993.
Fossall tan payers i•,og In the townships of Wayne
aad oserd, at the boon of .1. b oruala i attkirry, on the
nth day of Felt, 11111
For all tan payees Living is the borough of Matthews
sad is the loweahipt of Ifesaingo and Amity, at the hotel
of L k ysiera Babinerra, Ls the borough of Wattebnrg, os the
16th day of Feb., 1161 i.
For all tea mart Lilac la the bareagh of North east
lad la WI toiettehipe of of berth Laic /darter Greek and
airaeldlehl, et On hotel it Sabi. 1411, f. the borough or
North grit, on the Kith day of Feb, 11103.
And all persons who stroll aeglent to pay the duties awl
tune 00 NI oforesilidareessod apart than to the Collector.
within the thee epeeified, shall be liable to pay tee per
csof additional upon the amorist thereof, roller tions
tow lee& by attired'''.
mu Depot applies to all perms' natl. to take out la
eerie as well as te ether lawn tads said !seise RAWL
ell liars, Coal Oil Mailers. Brewers sad Mum.
Bolersekaro boreby remind to etas their tit-sweaty
aid soutiwy reports and pay say as that way be duo
*balm to as, at tae forego Wg times and player.
all Diattikes and Brews/sat that:Wed receiving that/
Llaseass, will be regaled to enter Into a Bond tm doubly
is sawaat of belt probable inflow, tax, with two ..05-
dead sazotlas. boadltlouat for a Willful compliance el L.
said AA of Cowen ofhsly hi, lcdY.
AU p Imelda mast be assits-,4n totted Stales fea4a—
Coiree Melee.
Tiesesove apipietmeta beta to.. wade with a 'tee
to in00111110•Se the Sas payers sonata u posslbW, and as
unatreesst assts that a paseleal ,espouse viii asett,.
thoeses. J. W
Col/ester of Isel Bovessa, Ills =.4l's
Eris, Jam. li, IM$-it.
THE ATLArgIONTELY.
wAintwlrowm
nll asasbar for Jasearv. 1103, bee= the
LLMVSSITI TOLL'ILIC Or THE ATLANTIC MONTS L .
Shwa the oesmwesseent, In let?, the Attleatte bee
lany Lagressed to 4:frontons's', sad l has the lam
sed does et maws Mow Its Weaning. dos years ago, its
pree steadily sagwats, sad It watienea. mid all
the lisMeas sad dangers hieident to oar saldeasi eft
s* to eata greased Is the estiaostioe of the ;melte. At •
Use eo pregaaat with wrests which tooth the tutors des-
Males el Amoeba in way Cull p attantate. Uwe Putglohers
and niters do sot dews it sweseary to present that its
pages will serer serene poen the i 1411014 paths of 103.1
yatriotten sad universal hoodoos. Its peafowl have
ways bola ea the Ide of Misty, Progress and Sight,
W the warn It Ant saleptod to its early weer, will
"Mr be hitalully ensiatelned.
TOE SWF ur Wl4/111M4, regalsrty watatbating to
tit* sithatlis 111041 4. timbreetit wail el the best Wows
anthers la Moortiass Uterstare, bad moralists Use peallah
ea to prosaleing to Its realm the best Essays. We beet
Stories, the bast roams which American taloa t ees fora.
Lk.
LIST OF RIIOULAR CONTRIBUTORS
Ia Pion sad Pooosir tbo "Atlantis" Staff of Whims Is
iimagaalled. T s tollowiag senora are stW sawn' the
ropier eoattibatoro Ramoll Lowey, Usury IV
=ow, Loads Spam* Ralph Waldo Ittaorsoa , No.
Hawthorne, T. Hlvritosoa. author ' , Margo/ et
Eleortii" Oliver W Holmes John Whittler, P
P
Whlpplo ar rard Ta . ylor, Norge Es. Rthard. Wro H. B
Slosee Omastry Pa tios." Wove Terry," flutist
etas t. The itfolOc's OW of Coutriblitors includes
■say of do lemilair Writers of Mourica.
Y22llll.—Th• 441aelar to for afar by all Stook wad , ool
ongs& Eirelsm Moe 26 east' • eurobar. aribrerislosa
he t: 16 , 6 :410, poster peed. Yearly aribierletioso
eseet et flees barobers aapplied by say deraer or by
the
rearbbers wt eluata is applleatiolt to the
broocatteres NM floimitstou. LAM of prima yam •tc
tataititti es sp,tkistio& to tie pabilsbors,
TILKNOR & rucuw, Pubna.r.,
lit Wastaingte& St. Bottom. Mw
FARM TO LET.
OW West of the tag O :iw. so MAW thi.,
at los= HAIISLOT LI.M near the •Me
Mater Cootaladoit SO asses of improvement, sad
good atom Quarry. For portlentars, Inquire on the
nosy of Dasibl.3t o ] 1-I.A.NDA A. HAXMOT.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD!
Tbe astisertatr will give One Dotter
reword for the art= of lib daughter. Rhoda Ana Yeas'.
who elaeoadod from hi. reekkaite ea the 13th day. of
Jon .111113. sad all peewee are hereby forbid to bar
bor or trait tiro said Rhoda Ana ou sly aceousl., so I will
pay no ditto OW contracting. A 1,02420 YOUNG
Anity, Jou. VI, )113 —SUP
TILIPIJIIISAPI WAIRDZA,
d praißwAsrmio 4111 00111139111011 MMUICIVANTS,
Q.M. Mk, Die touati m ,P a., by kilantse kG. W. R.
IL Nabors to OW, kilt, a, Crude sad Rokned P•tro.
kw& AU Ma& of db Irvin dose es COMIX111111•13. NIL
NIO R - It E N 1' :
A liaiT CLASS rwo STORY BkICK
!LUNG ROCS & Itk Gas Fixtures, Hydrant Wa
ter. aad Iladabed banana. Abo, a Garden, with a dna
ae=?l bowling „Prat bra
gives Want of*pea. ronotre of
Irk), Jas. 22, 1963-tf ALL , . S A. CRAIG
11=3
PHILADELPHIA h. ERIE R. it.
Thu great line traverses the Northern
Yid Nerthweet emeattre et twearglreada to the city of
Me, ea Lake Erie.
It Itosisis hand by the Peneepleataie Reareerl Ger
end ander their =ors is being reptdip open
fhrM~Mtat Iteeathe
It Is atm to sae for Paassager and Freight basin. he
Ikea Ilanieberg to Grote Flat (11111 manse) as the Eastern
end hoar kbellehl to tete, WI tie If warn Di
ttoes. millea.)
TIM or tYIIIII3BII TRAM a? ItNIZ.
11611 Troia Lamle 3 30 r.
ulna This ..... 40 a. s.
111411 Tram arrives. 11 XI a m.
Assmardatios Tries Arrive, ..... 13 r.
F Istonmatten nopiretiaPlummer lissigissa apply
ail Vie LX. anew 1110 sail alb , aad far Prefab t
badness et the damps." airesta.
O. 113s011011, Jo" sorrow Miami Ms*.s Saw*
11V 1 4NOLOS, Me.
J. 11. MIA. I wont X. O. EL 111.,
Z. IL SOVITO3I4 Goompoi aoriL Raw's.
LIMB L. ROOM Ounisol Then Amt Mote,
JOL D. TOM\ GOMM' likimaim 11111Usimpogs.
*Mkt.
STRAY 00W
Woks tote lb* proodooo ot
=Ar a : 860 r e
ft = B" 4 " i
w
rip* Illsi vtilk ok' Oast 15 rim old,
11 . 9 .4:= "In Mid; *Ober art
op,* set Tbi mut Is 'squalid lb moo
MIK ire" pity oillarros sad tab/ iltorstroy,
~MON IRQ 11111 to bolt with treadle/ to tow.
AV'S . WM. CODPIOI.
MINIM F. IMIL
WICRB & EVLLOGO,
Cloarepers Ns WPM 4 Kaikor.,
11101rVraerV11701 Or MIT DOCRIPTI*OI4
STONE WARE!
AND =WM LN
FIRE • BRICK, AND FIRE - 014 Y
simpers Si eid Si iiswor goial.
D... 0111.41 ' 9111111. PA
■fl-]m
Et=l
a. X. lICLLOCIO
OF
M
ERIE CITY
BOOK BINE)ERy
COXIti.II OF 3 r/1L 4!D rirTN JTi
The n0d•r.10.04.1 ...u.4 ft.r" 3 " ll , 1111.1 " t 4 44.1.1 ja,
thepetr.rn~twhwrotafore ettiondocl to biz, and
•outlaturm• or the Pate*.
EGEMiMi=I
PaulNu NIACIIINE,
for odor tilos' Boots, by soo•-ss 4.1 wbi•ii Ibil Lac
to clo work of toot kind • wt sari of tom.
L. it can do no In kagloto.
Ida nag korl se
EXPERLENCE uF TWENTY YE.
I bolirvo I • 4.111 appeal for tbo poNN pstrobaire
econli , ionN, In m' a..11.1ti to (ivy zatifit.stios.
IitLING, BINDING AND ALL K.
OF WORK IN mr LINZ
Dam to order. Coostantlf oe head a WIMP eoppll, 6
BLANK BOOKS.
litstopmlwr the p.s•N., *oath-y.lot COMO, of Males'.
Fifth strPerte, t+►eno' story, !wilt ioor to ibis 'Oasseir
1173
Erie, hoonary I.th, 160114.•2m
A OEM FOR THE MILLION,
.xn
..PLIAIALN ANL AYYKUYMIATC Hui-War ratans.:
DEIJOR EST'S'
livrworo s T mos
$5 SEWING lII‘ACHI NI!
Th. ambdratrot a practical utaity, &ad • marts,
simpleity . m.les the rasping stltai vary rapidly
p"rheet tulistlVlO acw.i'w, and wtll last • ltio Um
At lb. a• 1 . .)e: - ;t•te ►ai . ..TA aillpilaitY.olllo4aMel
great pracucal utility. was caciermed by tb• award of
lorst Premium
M If E
. . _
I r +lll arm a. arm.a, mama. rem, arra
•' e., w Ai a siewla or doable thrrid OD any memorial .
rd to th. 11 , Irlo IX* *TITCII. tiro thlare•t, Uaall the
ditlkort to Mite!' by other sawing nisclataim Mtn
the ISMIPOL For ladies' and children's apparel, am'
artlclot mad• at het fabric., it will, themfora, r
I.llllolllt TALCAJILS
It to attached to the table !lb. a erwiteg bird, aad
to ao tension , and requiring eo labricetlea ee *he
Oita., le alwate reedy for operation, sad sash
aeleipilette that a child of els or eight years eft
at• • u it, and me It ArCZii4Ft'LLT.
It I• !tot •t all liable to get oat of order
Fitch machine put at. in • treat boa.
with fall and explicit directione.aedtwenty - ..
gent teeny address in tee Calted States ea _
an order, iodating the asartant,or 'may be oeliettea
pms on del irery of the rrhohine.
W hen the money to mat with the order sad t _
we guarantee Its sale receipt and the deliver, antis la
chine, soy where within 2. 00 01i1011, flee 0i lay gip*
charlea.
gal liberal arraatemeata for aettClaa.
dad Mirror 41 ladshorms, at for fall lallltidati&W 'pip
men ,4 pe , tog, etc , seed a stam t r t re at
rxnszT _tur o
addreat,
4y3 . liroadway, N. y
terry lady, Mother, lit Miner sad drees-ssalar,
base owl of these velcutble peortag coselsisbeee 1•34141.
NEW GAS LIGHT'
THE OLEO-WATER GAS
Patecard t 7 Prol. L. 1.. HILL, NT WM 17, tea
This Usa baa been thoroughly tested by mem of t,..ii
and Ito merits hers stoat the molest oaristtuy. f It
be ossaabtetorod tor
Su CENT,i PER 1,000 CUBIC FEET.
It u porloctly fr..• from offonaly• osooli, Dot Labia
explosion and will not condemn la say timpanist:,
enmity
IttiLiab elr superior to the beet (. r oil Gal Yid libei
much lama brllhasit light.
Wears Iwo prepared to offer qui Petrolotte 001
rains to ol,lch must ersotoally ths
of all other Gasps. cwt.' to the cheapness with w a
can br made, its bnlltaocy cf Its periset alaapliatr
had IL adapt ability la all eases whore good light la
retired.
For pivot, dwellings la city or cottony, BUM
Churches, Hotels, Ihno res. Antoine, habits narcissi
dm, £O-, and eau e.silr be adapted to Gas Worts raw a
operatics, at Tery little ripen,*
We will dispose of KjUHTy for Mk* Tonna, Ow*
or elan*, at moderato prime. Foe further partioan
apply to T B. TUTTLS, SOO%
jic 10m1 313 Wain at Strut. Plandaplila,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been mato - nK
A. to h alth in a few week., by a eery gag& Mod;
attar having differed several years with a same PR
affection. and that dread dtaeadb, Conaldayiede—le ee
lona to make known to hut tcliow-eufferers tat mad
cure.
To all who tt-etre it, wtil sea
seription yard (five of rbarr), wt
preparing ■nd using the same, vOlk
Stms CCIM for Cossrxreioe, Amnia
The only object of the mtrertiaer la see
Lion to to benefit the 'Meted, lord I
which be conceives to be lb valuable, I
'utterer Oil' tr . . , hut remedy, aeU will
and may prone a Lleallag.
Psi ties *lablng the preset lion
Itrw. snwA
m
j()IINWELCH
VIAI.IIII L. 1 ,1) .01V
FOREIGN & DOUEBT
VEGETABLE
OTATEILQ, POL:LTkY AND GAY
itbr No. 2, Tracy '•
CalAr-Swa, FRE.IICB
Order* tr.ma either the ('it, or C
sod •t low woe ...oriel
Office of JAY
SCO'
JAY COOKE &C 1
114 South Third.
Pa.oomulezo.
TF .d E undersigned, hst.eh i l
ted SU B3 CB.IIIION AGetir
the Treasury, ts now rowed to
*ow Twenty Year 6
ectlisrliraltiol Slaw, dostignited as
thiemoble at tho pleasant of tho 00 ,
years, and authorised hy Sot of Cor
mil 26. 11161.
The COUPON BONDS aro !ICU,'
$6OO. $l,OOO.
Tb• 11E01.1TER auND la torso
sl,ooo,and 414.900.
Interest at SI: sant. ,Iliglarnsuas
dots of purchase, and is
PAYABLE IR
gecul-A 'blab to squat,
uu gold, to about EIGHT LEE CENT tAR AlfNCll.
Farmers, Remnant*, ileclasalcii, Capitalists. sod t+
ho hare any money t.. intsolt, gbould kno*Pgid
bar that thee. Bonds are, to etreot, • 7IR8? YOB
ADE upon all Railroads, Canala, Rank Stalskisuid
Weft, •nit the tmm.use product, A all the Maaataetliat
kc , kr In the country and that the fun sad_ die
pros made for the pa rment of the Intimmitand tori Mo.
atlon reptinetplal, by Customs Duties, Lid.. nor
fad tate pal 14•1 4 00110, WM. to auto now IKON IP
BF - 4 T, 110qT At AILABLE AND mon portmg* t%
=MEM
rinbecripUoni received at PAR in Legal Tinder ilela
or notes and awoke of banks sit par is PlaindipdpW-
Setreeribere by mail will receive prompt iirtilindliNbiAbi
every readily •od erplanAttoo will be afforded OR ef
pliewitioa at tido oak..
A full supply of Bondi! wilt be kept Da band tar Imp
&at* dipiivery.
Nocsoia. JAY COOKS, SubeerlPU" Ar#ll.
R. FAULICNIER; X. D..
HONEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND 541 - RGEON,
Of t IC L. atl "RIC BLOCE. SI-. °VIM Watilltl
OlAttillXo Wt 0112., -01103 IT ma. IPA.
SP ECI AI. attention given to the cure a:
Chrome lbseasse, ty meow' of ELECTRA
STIC tr..atmest and rewodies. Paso Moaarpatik
Globalda, modictneo, et., oa hand. Litters tam*
rnptly. oonaultations stradly oonadoadiaL—
Rename* on Sth Stesst„ 2d door west et Frisch litoott.
rir A NISW pmts/FOR N ZURALGIA. Nioaa.
MB& S. EL HALL
Hu jest rotarsad tror
Year Yo•t, and Ls Do•
or Wog Ma
It Web will be sold
eIIEAP FOR CASH, OR READ'.PAI
Ur Portionlar attootioa paid to tdeaellize, colonel
an pressing.
Nadi Ot., 411 door above the Depot, kr* Ps.
BARLEY! BARLEY:
The rabeertber begs leave to Mom w Oulu OD
Forotoro of Leto Colmar, for tb. Bogioy they CO
scael to him Aottno The put 12 roars. - lie toodi
lobos to buf
80,000 BUSHEL
And at all flown will pay Um higbeat market
IY Cash.
raw, oct 4-4:
4
: .11X11111,
Artuasay at Low, Barri/bort.
io Tkkit strosi, opposite Ow County Alt
asaiti
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CCRE
TO Ladies of delicate health or im .
A o li =a a t u to t a ,or to thccol oc - t tl 11 ' 11 Z 11 4 1 . 11 .1 118111
1 " 11112 Or a Prearliptloo rlsaoo l i t Ice le ppesigey illieele
axle, an which has hooti prepertbal let_ tQ te Po l l
the old world for Lbe jest seatary. Altl~ la'
II
rely sbeap sad Maple,. yet It has Moe pt al la
pint bottles mot told very eateastretyall the L •
price of $e per botthe, the aaderaletweel Wowed* , te
tbe twerp* for the email stria of lg. by the powwow •
'Leah *ivory lady am iaippky Wulf with a perfect
witty drat dove, Ibr tb• trignir sue of II of
Alikr Opelika we ti mid will tell yes PI
binallmilk rice ilheasemli at tsetlawallab aes
of Its elbow. Seat to any part of the" Alli
mope of SI by iddreastag _
eairrelblift. Dr, J. U. Davi:Bat as.
P. R. Boa. r.. tries. itsw limo.
=Volt iIOPM
• -,eiseasew u. Boss, Wanes, WWII OP?
E. W COLS
mg
s TOCK oF
FALL
AND
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