f a r i c Atitelam Obottrt .
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E. FA., sATURDAY. MAY 16. 184 e,
nupenncrimiL
yortaYen the scene, the nekibrate4 i n k o p
& CO., it Nes naves, Coaa., and shall
pr is receive the orders of oar friends of the craft.
int ha. tyneo th4raughly tested In oar &Sok aa I
Ve equal to Wade's, Mather's, or any ether to
tat. The prieea we believe to be lower than the
qUillty of Inks e tie be purchased. in Buffalo or
Aily color or rituality desired, eau be per
. The terms are tursriably cult In advance, or On
{Q4, BANNERS, REGIMENTAL COLORS, Ite
dresg O. W. Crowell S , Co., No. 211 Supe
Street, Cleveland, Ohio. febl4-6
1111111,1 t MALE HILLS,
Eagli , h and (iceman, printed ae this of
on as revonablo terms as 'they can bc
at any other establishment.
FREI: RISADINO ROOM. •-
c Penaocrata Club.Rbotn, at the corner of
Street and" the Paik, is open to visitors
political creeds. Files. of the leading
rvative papersdn the country are kept on
(or the convenience of the public.
AI invitation is given to Strangers in tile
1:y order'ot tho Standing Committee.
l'ra.R ton D ias. ItEmo —Several citizess
,tan have raised a puree of $ll.OOO for
i4w and children of the br . avo. aid
Gen. Reno, who was killed at the
of South Mintntain, $lO,OOO of srhieh
I,ven invested in securities; and $l,OOO
d At the disroNa,l" of Mrs. Reno.
• %Ili' oy M It. LOWRY. —On Satur;lay
late hour, Morrow B. Lowry, Esq.,
ti t icked by,:i party of young men, i 6 his
; u I, and beaten in a brutal manner. it
from what wo can understand, that
:awry had hiien at the telegraph °Rice,
g the confirmation Of the dispalnh
icliumnil had been taken, and Was fol-
to his house by the parties who assaul
• The attack is Mli
id to have been made
any p,ruvoeittion. Mr. Lowr,l has
Leen cnntiueit to 111:3 bed, and was repor-,
r L while to be in i n dangirous condition.
r of his recovery'there is no doubt that
il press the matter to the full verge of the
6 ,' l'arsuunu R. R.—The section of
td fruu 'Middlesex- to New Castle Las
:et to contractors,' and is to be cola-
I by the Ist uf'November, At or near
'istle a junction will bo made with rail
horn l'ittsburg and Cincinnati, giving
rut communication with those cities.
nc & Pi tshurg R. R., when completed,
e the s hortest possible route between
,otherni cities and New York, and se
.te , t become a largely travelled thorough
we learn that it. is the intention of the
!1 to Laic coal brought in over the
hi: WI, And thes are pushing the work
.1 a, rapblls: as possible, in order to at
at object. The pier at this city is being
the direction of' Messrs. James
.hn Casey, two well - known contractors,
bc from a thousand to thirteen hundred
length,•and built in the most subiten
•:le. The depth of water along the pier
trout : 4 to lrt feet, according to the dis
trout the shore. •
tit%o Newf. —The people of this section
ietted to the utmost pitch on Saturday,
t
tinily " morping, l. T the tidings that
~ ipllol been taken y our forces, from
ectivn of the l'euint, la. The first die
to thi", effect came fro / in Pit iladelphia an
ly aff erneon. verY few were at.firet
cl to believe it, but when other dispatch-
Lae same 'nature were nceived on Satin-
Teniog and night, the public rejoicing
abounded and universal. About one or
'clock, on Stifiday morning, when ; it was
tt that the :leis was t ed strongly eon-
:t could no longer be questioned, can--
ere fired and the bells rung, and many
5 were SO enthusiastically patriotic, that
el net , get to bed at all dttring the night
:day, however, no further information
tained, and not a few began to feel that
I teen hoaxed, and by Monday morn
e story was found to have been manu
-1 of the whole cloth." The author
a cruel "sell" deserves—well, we don't
hat punishment would be severe enough
h an atrocious swindler.
serer other effect this news may have
!hoed in a most effectual manner LIM
a sentiment of loyalty that prevails in
qr.tauttity. Ilad Jeff. Davis been in Erba
urlay night, he would bare hadiincon
e proof of, the, falsity of the Abolition
, that there is a large party of traitors
Wherever you went you could meet
ts , tts of men discussing • the ezeithitg
and there was but l one sentiment amongst
Everybody, Democrats and Repubii.
1- full of joy, and the members of each
, eetne.l to outvie each other in their
.ion. of delight. :t- was art ccision
e remembered, and it is sad! to be
tel that - Ahe intelliFence which caused it
have been - untrue.)
-
ITICAL DUFKIILNITS,..-- We are well Boat
it much of the, hipd feelin!! that. grope
rirtisan differences, is owittg lo's watt
o , intauce‘with one another by members
4.pcisitc political parties. If Democrats I
associated more together,
•ftiaer in public disett.sion, and were
‘ , l t.i'look on each:other's opinions with
erality, there weuld be less misrepre?
n,rnalice and pfejudiceln the commu
11,Te can lie no ioorc dangerous policy
Lit jarl to he in&ucateil by )3everal of
T..intri`tutiltepublian citizens, that 111
the* party friends and
rats 4ould crash, the . thrincr,agreall3
au .oeial hmiiness bonnections with
Such principles carried into effect,
`,ll embroil theNurth in still furlher4 l
.tki. The pel . sori who contiuis himself
Rely to one class of political 'associates
ftrnatic4l; and is ready to per
w.ts, that if he wits rightly informed,.he
I, ni,hainctl to, think of. The true
tatriottsMwoilld induce men,of op
l'! ticnl t , entimint , , to meet together,
otiy, t.i out' ieach other's views, to
'w-riperti bogs sides, to criticise one
Kclief, in aliberal and couripous
' 4n'l never firiget that differ as we
crrizcni of a convoon country,
!' , rr•te.l and ilnlious for its welfare.
•,•1 iiarne 9 , aiet firot:Oriiititin for ()pin
ot all means used for political
cro,,ot, 15 , )h1 oilly and dangerpufr
.1.1.01) begets the same course on the
and the result is, that men who
e tnetils, are rendered 'the' most
aLt inplacable of enemies 11 any
argument is wanted, nothing
l e l F " • painted to than the ciente of .
Democrats and
~ let u, dis , iard tle idea that, we
fee.iiii.e sc.! di.igrZ.e in ;;Mitical
togethe r (.tietier, see to
opinio n . with less preju
o in the t : pirit which becomestine
cfni,nis of common de.,iies fur our tia
uruaterity.
Tux Dtsrarcu.--The ltical editor - of the
ist
Dispatch seems fully *solved to i this
paper into still farther prosperity. at con
teid with 'having added many air ben to
'one fist in Ihe past, and increased the bui
ness o Ur office generally, be has recently
opened th " vials" of his bean in • manner
that shows is resolution to benefit u as
much more. nti 'half column article last
week, be complints the editor of the Ob
server with all the \ \
resh and polite phrases
twith which his class cif poll iciarte are aeons
tamed to polish their sentneea, and which , In
nine calms out of ten are\all the logic they
charitably venture to inflict n'Pon their follow
ers.\
That our patrons may s what a re
fined and pleasant sort of an in ividual the
local of the Dive:lA-is, we iextrac a few of
his most brilliant eipre*sions :
" A class of writers who are cognisant of
their own deficiencies, but by pluming them
selves in a party garb they strive to nichi,
themselves into a fame to which their unat
tended and naked merit can make no claim."
" The inflisible, unreasoning, bigoted ad
herent of a party."
"Unworthy the sufferance of a community."
"Copperhead.:'
‘! Deadly hostility.. to the Government for
party reasonsa
Stimulate the passions of the IGNORANT
and DEPRAVED to get idtes against the Ad.
ministration."
" No fail h in,his own vehement assertions."
" Ilis arraignment of the Administration is
grossly and wickedly unjust," * * tending
"to incite believers in his doctrines to tree
sonable resistance to the government."
" Have goaded on their CREDULOUS fol
lowers to open TREASON, to the murder of
officers of the government while in the per
formance- of their duty, nud ;to eloTeiit as
saults upon peaoeftsl loyal citilens and upon
Unita meetings. The lONORANT and BRU
TAL fellows whO have been atis misled are
the. least guilty parties in the ogee. They
have simply believed What has been told them
by their newspapers and stump speakers, and
are acting accordingli."
" Seditious and evil."
"Charged by some of the-moat intelligentand patriotic of this country" with being " a
traitor at heart:'.
"Educated in a political school-which taught
him to sacrifice every principle-of honor and
justice to the success of partyan education
equally as dangerous to a mart, or a commu
nity as disloyalty of the worst character."
Our readeriwill ho able to glean - iron:l these
few model extracts the animus of, the Whole.
It will be seen that they are remarkably ami
able and kind spirited, and overwhelming In
their refutation of " Copperhead" statements.
Neither is the editor or the Observer alone in
tho- reception of the Di patch': compliments.
His- readers, and the Democrats in general,
come in for a share of its flattery; and 'they
will doubtless appreciate the information that
they are " depraved," " ignorant," " credu
lous," "treasonable," "brutal" and •'•dialoyal."
The editor of the Observer, in his ownbe
half, and that of the Democrats of Erie county,
begs leave to return his thanks to the local of
the Dispatch for the spirit of generosity which
he has seen fit to express towards them. That
he has determined to benefit them to the ex
tent of his ability no one can doubt for a mo
ment. Had his object been enmity of re-,
venge, he would have " damned them" with
praise. But now that he ha/ commenced, we
trust he will be encouraged to persevere in
his coarse, and through his liberal and gentle
assistance, it may be that we shall be:able to
chronicle a victory for the cause of the Union
and Constitution next fall in Erie county.
LETTER FEEO.II THE MISSISSIPPI.
The following letter front Capt. John Dunlap
to his relatives in this city, has been kindly ,
handed us for publication
U. S. G. TUSCUSIBIA A ‘ May, lit; 1863,1
• JUST BILLOW ORAND
,GULF. f
We attacked this place on
the 29th of April. We had the best fight of
the Mississippi liver, or any pine in this
pates of the country—so Captain Sliiirk and
the rest of the commanders say. iiVe were
ordered to go under the batteries atone bun-'
tired yards range ; We did so and got pa d for
it; We got one shell in our midship poit for
ward—thft was- my gun. It killed five, and
wiuuded seven seriously ; one was the old
pilot. I was standing on -the side where, the
men were killed, just half a 'minute before
the shell'came in. I stepped or to help the
men to train the gun to bear on the t 7 -that
was pretty close. After we got' the ki and .
wounded out of the way, we/ commenced
fire again, and when we.had` find one mote
shot, and had commenced to loid again,' we
received another shot And broke the rammer
in the gun, and wounded two more, and I
jammed our port so that we could not open it.
Then we fired our after gun fora while, but
that would not work, for the second shot they
fired. it us came into the turret, and killed
one and wounded etz-:-among them was Mr.
Edson, an ensign: - Two shells bunted in our
engine room, and disabled our port engine.
Then we had to draw off ; we came down the
river and landed, having received 'ill shots.
Our:upper works are all torn to pieces-they
shot' all of our hog chains away, and our
stern dropped down two feet. Some of the
restlof the gun boats fared hard too, but they
seemed to direct all of their tire on us, for
they' knew our Moak points by• the ledianola.
We fought them four hours and a half, and
had to leave them not whipped. After we
were disabled, the admiral drew the Beet off
until night, anti commenced at them
,again,
without much effect; only to run the iron
sports by. Grant crossed the river yesterday,'
and was to work atlhem last flight at .ono
iieltrik; he is fighting yet—it ie now two
o'eloCk. lie is-seven miles back from here, at
the railroad that leads to Jackson—they are
working hard at trs to geLready to attack the
batterics again to-morrow. This is an im
portant place and we Mnst take it, cost what
it will. We can fix our' boat. up temporarily,
so as to have revenge. Captain Shirk be
haved " like a briCk"—he is a trump, and I
like him as well as I do one of my children.,
ous
illince this letter was writt n the telegraph
has brought us news of the e pture of Grand
lE33MCII
3ulf.-ED.]
MORK RAILROAD co*soiwariox.--An Km
• • riani'Movenuni.—The meeting of prominent
ailroad men, which was in session In Cleve.
land last week, terminated its business on
Saturday night, and adjourned._ The -Her - ald
'understands.that the result has been an ar•
rangement for the consolidation of the earnings
of the Buffalo & Erie, Cleveland & Erie,
Cleveland & Toledo awl:Cleveland, Columbus
& Cincinnati Railroa is. This consolidation is
of greater importance than any we have ,yet
noticed, as the roads in interest comprise the
best paying railroad stock in the country, and
the agreement will settle - a great many daft-,
culties and jealousies that have existed be
tween the management of the various roads.—'
liuffyto Courier. ' , .
The object of this movement, we are in.
forthed; is to insure a more thorough compe
tition With the A. & 0. W. R. R., which is
making a strong effort to secure the trade of
the West.
I Disit9lllslleD VISITOR/I.—Ws learn with
pleasure that J. Edgar Thompson, Esq., Pre
sident of the Pennaylvania R. A. Co., and
Wm. G. Morehead,- Esti., President of the
Phila. & Erie R. R. 00., 1 propose paying our
city a visit about the Isl. of June hope
to See them meet with such a reception !Ls will
be calculated to give them the but impression
of our people.
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.
Arc riftees'lloguired dollars worth of the
city scrip hare been redeemed and destroyed.
sir The DispaleA advocates the re-election
o* Messrs. Vincept and Twiehell to the Lees
lat tire. j
sgr The flowers, leaves and blossoms have
sprung forth, with 'marfillotis rapidity diming
the present week.
sr Prof. S. R. Thompson has .been :re
elected Superintendent of Public Schools in
Crawford ICounty .
ser A Sabbath School tind Lecture Room
is about to be built by the Baptist Oongifegs-
Lion, adjoining their church.
The= Erie Carbon Oil Company has
been'dissolved, Messrs. Rust and Follansbee
having retired from the Anil.
Bkir See Mrs. Rae advertisement. Shp
hai Increased her stock of 'Millinery geode,
and presents great' attractions for the ladies.
\WIT Messrs. Liddell & hisCirter, of the
Erie City lion Works, have contracted to build
a hundred new cars for the Buffalo WErle R.
R. Co. ' - - .
;de Tb?,w depot the &Willa aa. W.
at Mehdiille will be one of the largest
buildings in ti\State,"eovering, it is slid, an
sure of ground. •
j 'the U. tamer Michigan left this
port on Wednesday to enoon for a cruise to
Buffalo, where she arriv d the same craning.
She will he ab4ent several pelts.
We direct notice to a advertisement
of Messrs. Morrison and Di amore. They
are reliable and enterprising ge lemen, and
liberal in their dealings.
It6L,. The boatmen on the canal complain
that the advanced freights are still insufficient
to meet the increased cost of everything, Wad
ask for a further advance.
Ster There seems to be no doubt that the
Administration intends to enforce the conscrip
tion. It is supposed 'that it will be set in
operation about the Ist of July.
Rev. Dr. Forrester will deliver a lee
!tire on the late battles on the Rappahanock,
in the Universalist Church, Sunday evening
nest. A general invitation is given to the
public.
MEN. The Railroad down Oil Creek to ile
mouth, and from thence to Franklin, a dist4ico
in all, from Corry, of fifty - two miles, is being
oonstructed•as rapidly as possible. .
ger We trust that no effort will,be spared.
to put an end to the rowdyism that besot late
prevailed in this city. hist!!! annoyance and
a disgrace to the entire community.
M.. Geo. A. Evans, of Mill - Creek, a Lieu
tenant in the 145th regiment, has returned
home, having been slightly-wounded daring
the recent engagement! near Fredericksburg.
mar A so-called Union - Leagne has been
instituted in Girard—T. Hyman, President ;
T C. Wheeler, Secretary; J. T. Simmons,
Tresurer. Meet! at Kessel's TialL
stir Oil was struck on Wednesday, .the
29th ult., on the Miller Farm, three miles
south of Titusville. This well was towing at
the last report_ttodue hundred barrels daily.
•
$ Capt. Thos. M. Austin, of the,B3d
regiment, is now at home #n this city, having
resigned his position in the army. The Cap
tain has given nearly two years of active
service.
I Canal freights hive advanced from
$1.50 to $1.75 per ton during the put week.
At the former figures boats were able to
seemly pay expenses, and many' were being
hauled off.—Girard Union, 8a but.
Mr. Philip A. Becker has a large stock
of groceries and liquors, to which he invites
the attention of the public. 'A more clever
hearted man is not to be found. nor oae more
worthy of public patronage.
Mir Capt. D. V. Derrickson, of Meadville,
has been appointed Provost Marshal for the
Crawford Congressional District, and Lieut.,
Henry Witter, enrolling Commissioner. Dr.
Bates, of Titusville:is examining Surgeon..
i.Our lady readers will 'find it to their
advantage to call at the store of Z. H. Smith
before purchasing elsewhere. His supply of
new goods, just' received from New York, is
one of the largest and finest ever brought to
this market, and he is determined not to be
undersold.
SS. We are gratified 'to hear that the new
Episcopal church movement` is meeting with
Thc if $20,000
of a " coma down."
as,. The Denimats of trio county will
soon be ended upon to meet in Convention for
the electhin of two delegates to the State Con
vention, which meets towardi the close of next
month. A Senatorial dales* Is-, also to be
chosen,' in connection with Crawford county,
and as the latter county had she last one, it is
to be presumed that he will be awarded to
Erie.
sor The Erie Observer challenges, defies,
and three any Republictur ti) prove th at a sin.
gle' Democrat in the- North is a Disunionist.
We can name a number of men, Mr. Observer,
in this county,. who hurrah forieff. Davis and
call theinselves• Demoirats.. What kind of
Union men are. they?—Girard Dittos.
No kind of Union men at all; Mr. Union,
nor Democrats either. But will you please to
give us their names' Mere assertions that
there are such persons is not proof.
SM. The annual meeting of the Young
Men'a Christian Association will be held in
Park Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening
next; the 18th inst. After the leading of the
Reports of the \President and Treasurer, an
address will be delivered by the Rev..l. F.
Spanlding r of the Episcopal church. Subject
-- 7 .fißecent Attacks on the Bible."' The meet
ing will begin at l'i o'clock. The public We*
earnestly invited to atten4:—Gazette.
ser We have noticed nntKmally !Wive
operations in real-estate, during ihe past few
weeks; and on inquiring amongst onrlkwyers,
we find that the changes of this naturekave
been so ittimerous lately as to be the topic •
general conversation with that clasit-of citi
zens., While everything else his advanced,
there itaS been but a slight rise in real es
tate, pad persons having money to invest end
icia
it the safest and likely lo be the most profit
able investment. That there nit soon be an
advance in the price suited, I operations con
tinue, we think, does not admit of a doubt.
89, We are pleased to learn that our Mead,
Dr. A. Al. Spaulding, passed a very creditable
examination before the Board of Simone at
Pittsbam, last week, and has received Ai ap
pointment of Assistant Suwon in the Army.
The Doctor entered the ranks as a private, and
ha's gradually worked his way upwaids until
he. now fills one of the most honorable posi
tions to" which a man can aspire. Ile will
probably be ordered to- service with his old
regiment, and wherever he may be planed, we
predict that he will act in a manner to gain
credit for himself, and.win the Oster of those
with whom he is associated. ' .
Olt Itmuitt,yo..4ho ages from our regi.,
am* IV to: the date or car gaffs,l4. pais,
wu sinipairty *mein. .9f:the 1451 h regi
ment, it appears to liewsil 'imintaithted Mal
.: 4 * 1 4 1 ;0 11 0 most of
compeales *mad E l more taken priseners,,
sad srn nor` in itiniunond or iiieneighborbood.
The fbimer was shot la jhe log; but his wound
is not" said to serious. Major. Patten has
lost an arm,. and the killed and wonuded of
the regiment de not noted six or eight in aIL
The Only member Ink a prints named
P. Clirt. ' •
ThS Sad to said to hare none killed, and only
throtiroundeo 0. G. Kinnear, Co. C, Chas.
Itahni and W. A. Asper, Co.' D. The 111th
inet , iiith • "sad loss in the death of-Captain
SingSbury, of North East. a pliant and popa
lu oer. whO commanded Co. K. \W. I).
Morton, of Co. was , vonnded and has been ,
taken to t he hospital in Washington city.—
From! the alight loss, we infer that onr regi ,
multi could not hue been engaged in the heat
of the battles. •
Na Thusday of last week, a new
and neat little tug made its appearance in our
harbor, for thellirst time, creating quite nen
ssUo4. She was purchased in Buffalo—where
sheiaa built,' last winter — for the sum of
$3, . The 1 owners are Messrs. William
Chris
, y and 'John Carse, the former of whom
icts sa commander. TheFe gentlemen hare
named her the! "Hercules," and if accounts
be tnie she is well worthy of the name. Al
though intenddd originally for towing canal
boatsi she has proved herself the eqUal in.
strength aiulepeed, classy larger sized boats,
and has alrea dy towed several of the largest
sized ;barques. , From what we aro told of the
"IlerOules," - she must be "hard 'to beat."
We: are requested to state that parties want
ing t ie l use (if the "Ilercules," during the
sum er for pliasure excursions, or otheiwisce
will tie cheerfdly accommodated by Capsaia
Christy. lie IS a pleasant and . obliging officer,
andwill do in his power to contribute to
the stlAisfactlon of those who giverhim their
'patronage.
ser — The editor of the Observcr has gloried
in being called& copperhead. 'He has acknow
ledged himself a member of that wing of the
Democrics y accepting' with unction the
title Which•now to bear is evidence of deadly
hostility to the government for party reasons,
whether with \ ireal intention of armed resist
anceto the goVernment or not, and which is
now bringing forth its legitimate fruit in In
diania—Dispcfch. \
The editor Of the 6bserver does not remem
ber df ever hitving "gloried in being called
a coiiperheadj' If he did, it is betatise The
character of 'those who are most free in using
the title has made it the synonym of patriot
ism ;1--just . as,the blackguardiam \ of a man by
a notorious rascal is the 'highest compliment
to hil moraiitY.
DAIMILL KHAN; or, Ae Captain of th e
• Vtildure. By Miss M. E. BBADDOX, 111419!"
of '„" Aurora Floyd," "John March snout's .
• Legacy," ",
The Lady Lis l e, " &c.
1 Miss Braddon's popularity is mainly due to
the fact that -she writes books of action, ra
ither than reflection : that she chooses diame
ters but MO distinguished from the mass
around, and
,!placing than amid incidents of
startling nature, allows them to work out
their destiny.; The book before us partakes
of her usual characteristics, though it has less
pewit' than ," Lady Audley's Secret,"" and
more Interest than " The Lady Lisle." The
double Dukes are managed rather differently
froni what snob characters have been hitherto,
'though the reader is satisfied at their fate,
both became! of justice, and for .(the sake of
poor Millicent. The book is printed , with
readable type Lon. good paper, which adds to
the Pleasure of its perusal. Paper, 60 cents ;
cloth, 76 cents:: sent anywhere in the United
States, free of postage.
gie We are not. so ungracious and preju
diced
se to assert that all this would indicate
our; cetemporary a traitor at heart, notwith=
staiding he .has been so charged by some of
the most intelligent sad patriotic of this con
munity.—Dispateh.
We would' suggest to our neighbor that it
would not perhaps be shrewd in him to pro
voke many Quotations from the opinions of
the most intelligent and patriotic of this
community.'! There is but one sentiment
amongst that class in regard_ to him, and
that opinion he would not . be likely to feel
highly flattered by !seeing in print.'
WSID.—The. value of a
medicine can best be judged by its popularity.
Tetiting the Extract of Smart Weed bY this
• I
rule, it must certainly be.one 'of the most effi
cleilt remedies ever introduced into the mar
keC,. No medicine ever Manufactured rose
move rapidly into public favor, and this it has
dime, too, without the usual% puffing sa i d ad
vettising found necessary to introduce new
aeticleJ into use. The success of the Smart
!wed is baled on solid merit alone, and
wherever it has once become known; it takes
the preeedence of all medicines claiming to
be 'remedies for the same diseases.
LITTII4II to DITITILBST LAIIGIJAGEIL—The
rnitnoer of letters in the alphabets of differ
oak lugnages is u follows : English 26, Ger
main 29, Neenah 25, Spanish 24, Dutch 25,
Shrew 22. The 26 letters of the English
are sufficiently flexible to express
all so off facts .and Ideas, and they can eel.
dem be • to abetter use than to proclaim
the fact th Mass A. BMWs 'tore le tile
plies to .get groceries, tobacco and oroelter.y:
were $t the very lowest prices.
• _
i dr
POIXTXI/111.....M.1% Bates, of Crailerti
fot three years put deputy superinte#dint'of
coismon embeds, bas been reappointed bl Mr.
COurn, the BO superintendent. f
NEWTFIRM.
FlifildlTHßZ' AND DitibilrialitNG • *
, !W A It E 0 o,M,'s!
°petit. St,, between Seventh and Elei4: "
TtooStdoeribero hare intoned into the Cabinet Kilda( and
FURNITURE TRADt,-
Asid propor Anteing to order and keeping combed), on
, band all kiwi" of Irornituno. •
A4ders will metro prompt attention. jow
on short notbta. _ •
UNDIIRTAKING.- •
The saberibin will giva special &notation to ado , de
midmost oCiheir boohoos. They will toanntheturo and
hey emoting; on hand a large assortment of betallio
Ores and Cogs% and held thstoseloos in readiness to
smolt embro in this Use, promptly, from any part of the
sentry. Determined to spare no efforts to Ira salisfae•
ti lm both la the quality of their. goods and priers, they
hops to nearer a liberal share ofpnbile a rtrona.
ROO kRI L IT.
aprlr6.3-11. lineoroaors to J. H. IBM',
U. Huff IT,
EAGLE FOUNDRY !
iota 81., above as/Wee R..i, Ent, Pc
[ HENRY 8t BRYA.NT,
(en. is Adman k
NANI:MACTIMIERS or
PARLOR, COOK AND OFFICE STOVES,
• TiN k SULU IROX WARS,
AND . ILL RINDS OF IRON CASIINOS
• . Stow. sold t, so warriatoil to eta nothdactlor
KA • Sleigh-ohm% Sad hook to on hood or mar
dftetu • to.ordor.
PLOor_O wa Pt.o . :or Nilo d ilup:riot• otako b ard dam
bil
iM cilia" . 6 "
IllArlrer" 1110151 k B.P.TAIr
1101DSISCI & DINSMOEE,
! WiI,OLIIIAL A.LIRS IN-
Flour,. Pork, Salt., Grain
CLOVER, TLlfOlf ED, 4^}c.
No. 2, Wayne
FRENCH STRUT,
Sodom lila sad' 860 BN, LRiI, PA
osaytrelti •
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, \\
Notice b berttry given that letters of Adntitits%
tintkon on the Estate of Thomas Welling, Enamisk j a m,
If Greenfiel4 tji , the County of Erie, have been granted
to the ea -110Ther. All 'serum Indebted to the said Ze•
tate are regnested to make I/awaits Munn; end those
haring deism er demands notinat the estate will present
dab' "tbeStiade4.
LUBA ANN WALLING,
arsongoli, Friri Co. Aplil 25-41. Adaiontretris. •
TRAVELING BAGS FOR LADrzs,
11 Tram two to sis &also slob, at the Store o
optll'atf. • J:8. CAS/U.
DR. P. HALL'S
COUGH REMEDY! .
CONTINUES to gain public favor and
deistud to all seetious, and otter the thorough az.
redraw* animals yams, tte reputation for ,seamy la
miring Threat and Lung diatoms ts fully sustainod.—
Whereveir this median* is most known Its merits harem.
tablished the flattest popularity fiadderonsd. It has be
come a wodaed remedy with many people . : kir fairing
Pulmonary eemplaluts and in kook Is their WON for
toady am whoever required. As•esni for Cough it is
modT and rebate—seldom requigingssoro tam onebot•
Me to ewe • Cough of new winks standing. fear
p It is not exoelledond as • mined, for
Ito
manot be dosMtd, having restmsd many pa
so7;l76,lth after • trwiteg • tent of isms with
tae miaembis awe. Far MosiWtiaand Enunewsseit
is ode and »HAWN ortiekly benign frein the
alrpsagegna In Whooping ihmetrldistgara
~tae
—tt promptly lessons the Imsl Adam et
the eolith. and short/meths Mame eau from lb Or
dinary tedious mane.
an diseases albs toaggroal Sir looliggat depoid ipso
lettattloa or lollaarestioata %bilis/WE maim natabtano
feet
and mtheir
to
mora inim t6o,wamat m s
Coo& of thorough osatinlao
ooposi to of
ligatody to saloty
ollbatuol in 'its oloontioa—to misetoa to logharsoo,
to all spa aid °castigation& Way ofllidal with
lather of the folkswing oltissases mhoafd ass this Nagoant
away owl their valor will soca with others ta
newasonsling lio Inuits to aGtklsaneighbour lad
sisals
use +Ha ONO *suekit ems altir.
ft.. the ‘Hall's Gush Rowdy it now arowp
- or Rattles.
la. Use Hall's aush Remaly- it cures Asth
ma or PhtAisio.
118. Use Hales Gough Remedy for Catarrh.
lek. Use Hall's Cough Remedy it ASYrengtluou
the Lungs. -
b. Use Hall's Cough Remaly for Bronchitis.
ie. Use Halts Cough Rettedy for Hoarse.
•
mess.
NIL Use Ilall'e auan &met it Sren,gthens
flu
J Use Hales Onc ! ,.A Remedy for Whooping
eough•
It rill grmatlynindlly pie !oleo= of thb disease and idiot
ten Ito tedlone'courer, qis half from Ite ordlnaiy dura
tion.
Beware of counterfeits end bays lioltatlons—eall for Dr.
I'. fall's Celebrated Cough Remedy and see that his writ
ten eh:nature is upon the wrapper and directions.
PiTKOltiti THSTIMODIY.
We, the andereigned citizens of Kris City and vicinity,
name need Dr. P. liatt.'s Celebrated Cough Remedy with
greataneeess, in curing disease' of the Throat and Lungs,
and take pleasure to recommending its use to the ailliMW
as a speedy and edectual remedy, fully worthy of public
gonll.bnce.
llamas Thompson, Matthew Handl t.n, D. Shirk,.
John Reborn, t4r. J. W. Ryan, . Richard Rem,
John A. Tracy, Robert Cochran, _J. T. Case„
John W. IPLane, Daniel Dear, Daniel Haver,
John W. Hal., J. Robinson, ' C. K. Riblet,
John R. Cochran , W. F. Rindernecht, J. Rooney,
John R. Duman, P. R. lhaton,, J. W. Calvin,
John 11/Warren, Manson Sherwood, Wm. fal 4 a t t f.
John S. Bruno W. H. Cooper, A.M.
S. 1.. Forster, 1°44403 Deemer, E. A. Bennett,
J. W. lUD,• J. Salsbury,
Benj. Grant,
bevies Smith, • imams A. Hull, , R. Meyer,
C. Dames, Thomas M'Kee, J. L. Long
It. O. Root, W. H. Gallagher, J. Robinson,ld,
Wilson Ring; Clout. W. Kelso, Bliss H. Finch,
Daniel Biwa. D, P. Ensign. • C.C. Howell,
C. B. Wnght. . SOLD IN RICE ONLY, BY
,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, :Dare New
State St. fltleg TO 71. CENT,I pcyc BOTTLE
AOMNTS iN ERIE CO.—James A. White, Dr. Ely, Gi
rard; Wm. Belknap, Fairview; T. i. Cowles, gprinsfle...l•
Wm. S.Ptoudat, Edlubori F. lAmeon, il'Keau; E. B.
Sleeper, Waterford; Rutile Sherwood, Union.; W. B.
WritUburgh; G. T. toeott, North East; H. O.
Frisbee ' Eden's!lle; J. G. Fl sere, Albion; Tyler,
Locliport, and by %Recta g 0
WiIoI.ESALE .4: RE L
TAI
GROCERY STORE
WHOLESALE AM) REF.ift. GR(Y_TE,
\ Nortk-East artier of tAe Park ie Frexch Street,
(CH NAPSTDB,)
Woutil respectfully - call Um attention of the community
to his lama Stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,•
Which hi; Is &divas to sell at the
VERY LOWEST rosstuLg. PRICES:
idocatment of
SUGARS; '
COFFEES,
TEAS,
SYRUPS,
TOBACCOS,
FISH, &C.,
1.1 not surpiumed in the city, aa hr la prepared to prove to
all who give him a all. ,
He also loops eonatlntly on harol s a s soperior lot of
PURE L1QU0,p.,5
for the 7holesalo trade, to which he directs th•attentlon•
of the publtc.
Ilia motto i.., .Quiek flalee,'Small Profits end a full
Ilvilvalsot for the Morley." aprlll33tf.
•
P .NEW
:
MUSIC. STORE \
, The subscriber would respeetfally inform the citizens
of Erie and vicinity, that he is about to open a
MUSIC STORE', •
In Reed's Block, State street, nearly oppoaite the Poet
Office, where he will offer for sale
PIANO .FORTES!
•
_ _
la. a
•
AND 'MELODEONS!
- From the following celebrated Plano Tortes/3d lieledeon
Manufacturer*:
Light k Bradbury, New York. /
Steinway & Sons,Nser York.
Wm. Kaaba A oo.,Baltlmorc, Nd.
Boardman & Gray Albany, N. Y.
.1. B. Dunham, New York.
Uultal Flaso Forte Ilakeis, New York.
Kortsma. & Hlou, Buffalo, N. Y.
Geo. A.• Prince A Co.,Buffalo, N. Y.
Cut/art, Needham ‘& Co., New York.
The store will be open in about two weeks.
All persons wishiag a first rate Plano Forte or MeloAe
os, are invited to call and eternize our listrurnents be.
fore purchaalag daunting. Circulars sent free to any
address. • • 2.1181T11.
, Er" P. o.—All Instruments warranted for Ore years.
roayriLly.
1M63.
• CHANGE OP TIME. /
iiiitgOINIEMPEOPM
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE R. R.
This marline traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the eity of
Me. on Lake Erie.
It has bean leaned by the Pcneryires le Reitriad Cow
palm and under their anspieta is being rapidly opened
"Ctitut itaentiro length. • •
v in use for Vaasenger and Freight,brullnese
linen narrisbnrg to Driftwood, 2d Fork, (117 miles) on the
Nutern Division, and from tthefeeld to EAR, (78 miles)
OIL the Western Dirislen.
Mall Train Leaves 235 r.
Armalaraodation Train Lrtmor 10 50 A. I
111.11• !raja Arrives. 935 A. al
AmossznoZation Trite Arrive, 55 r:11
Tor lagtoation respecting Pastenger bnaliam apply
at the 8. N. ern ner 11th and Market sto , and for h t
bushiest of the company's swots.
S. B lIKBSTON, Jrt., cornt4 11th and Barked qtreeta,
Thßadelphia.
J. W. REYNOLDS, Fri*.
J.. 11. DRILL, aa, , nt N. R. R., flaltimnrp
H. it 1lOUAT(IN, Genrml Freight Agent, Plaini:A.
LSWI3I.. nourr, General Tieket Arent, }liters,
MA. D. MT r 4, General itantge '
CHAS. 1,. NOBLE,
P. 0. Box 1820,
CHICAGO; ILLINOIS,
3. M. lISLYAXT
CARBON OIL!
k DVANC ES MADE
MAY 9—low
HATTERS'. POODS! lib
CHEAP (FOIL CAM. JP.
D S. HUNTER, Practical Hatter, No. 2
AA/ • Brown's Hotel,
*drab
Has just opened a Tory d le Stock of Hats, Cape,
Straw Good', fre., ft., wb he offers to the contununtty
at very low prices, and pectrully salts for • liberal
share of patronage. ! r lista dressed and Ironed.
way 9.3843-3 t
asairpoßD, may ariruwas Co..
HERTFORD; CONNECTICUT.
• 1 MCORPORATZPV3IO. CIPITAL $500,000.
H. HUNTINGTON, Prat. T. 0. ALLT , II, Sarty
crriv mown comity,
Troia), CONNECTICUT.
• MCO RP° jell MO. canna ssio,soo
C. B. BORSItS, Prost. C. C. WON. asap
T3 , lBlTRANCt`ip4l2e above old and rea
l. d
am ZC l,. lelauie autalabtalsod o_o_ton to
• \ W.1117116/114 APO.
-CELEBRATED
P. A. BECKER;
cm:r===
175 Lake St.,
JOBBER OF
ON CONSIQN3IENTS
f C. BIIII,GEBB & CO.',
OLESALE GROCERS,
AND lIANITTACTURNIS Or
CKERS AND CANDY ;
CR
'PROPRIETOR/3 - 70F THE
City Steam Bakery,
IRE
AND AGENTS FOR
- - BOWIES.
CERIES, PRoVISIO.:CS,
er
NAILS, CI-LASS,
wooDEN WARE;
sA'LT,'WATE:R
ISE
CARBON OIL,
NES AND LIQUORS
OUR STOCK OF '
•
ARS, TEAS, C&FFEE,,
SPICE'S, FRUITS, NUTS,
AC:CO:AND CI,(4R'S,
• IS LARGE,
EE
NEI
iMI
WATER,
SODA 13ISCU . IT
lientasetured et the
En
E CITY . STEAM BAKERY
GAND . Y!
(DiMON AND FANCY CANDiE
A ruiAtm Or TRADE IS _SOLICITED
I. C. BURGESS & C 0.,.
State Street, First Store above Post (Naos.
LES' CELEBRATED
SANG AND OTHER COFFEES.
ANO hss been extonslvely usel II this sad-ether
ouritriem,arsil is highly Ipprored for Its
VOX, Iltfor.SLirtb AND NUTRITIOUS
-
.r•ear•arr4 f4,:araloir sad Is by many
c , . arid 144, •
T.,
pret
R'
3,'
4, VI, •.1. pa: •/-,
lb label!. that rPxl-•- i •
" MILES'
Iv ten he
Iti
ger,
In tf ,
Tr)leh la
nut n a IA
tee pnt. Tl
libel/l i ars I.
greenland I :
anda l ;ti
righ .
lea packed h white wood mine ... __
in b4li in kegs and barrels. Abe on hind,
Mr OLD GoYIIIXYAMT, JAYA, YARACAI3O.B T. DOlll.
i co,' Sto,Dssurcios AND RT. COrrnsa,
Of su rior qua lity,
e
ity, in,Tin Foil papers and bowie ; sin&
tar Sum.
De ere will plesee send foe Circulars and List of
Ord by mail or Express promptly executed.-
L. F. HOLMAN,*3O Harrison St„
So Agent for the United Stature. New York.
1 • BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I tovliklai.
THE EARLY PHYSICAL. DEGENERACY
L M B RICAN PEOPLE,
JUST PUBLISIIED BY DR. A. STONE,
hyeician to the Troi Lung and Hy
gienic InsUtute. •
A T Dee on the Causes of Early Physics' Deoli of
Ameriaus People : the auks of Debility, Con
sumption and Ilanannts.
' work is ono of kigk sera toss, wrings
• g !astute, end (mu& tiredly to sed 4 ll 6
11 4. 111/t
CArringia !LL PARKITS and Ossreasts wed
ally &tailing , sciostife sad ratiebte oafs encfansobasatfer
It will be sent by moll on the receipt' of two (3) cant
&ethos
nk" Parente and - Onardians !Tail not to send and ob
hia book. -
Young men! nil net to send and got this book.
Ladies I Yon too should at ones seenre o. copy of
th ok.
A Word'of Solemn, Coosedeodoas Advice to
them 'OW will, Kellett.
:lass of maladies prevail - to "a fearful extent in the
__ouity, dooming at least 100., 0 90 youths of both sex
es annually, to an surly gram. These diseases are very
imtrfectly understood. Their . external manifestation,
or mptoms, are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and Ka
to, tion; Siaraszatu, or wasting and consumption of the
Dishes of the whole body; stiortnees of breathing or bur
gesbreathing on ascending a hill or dightnt stairs. great
italon of the Heart; Asthma,' Bronchitis and sore
t; shaking of the Hands. and 'Limbs; aversion to
ty and to badness or study; 'dirtness of eye sight,
lose at Memory, &sines' of the Head, Nearalgia, Pain in
In Teflon, parts of the body; Pains in the back or limb's,
Lumbago, Dyspepsia or indigestion, irregularity of the
bowel; deranged secretions of the Kidney,' and other
glands of the body, Lenconbcea or Fleur AlbusAc. Like
wise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Herron', Spasms.
ow, in Musty-sino ewes Out of every one hundred, 1
all e aborts gamed disorders, and a hod of others not
as Consumption of the Imago and that moat in.
and wily form olk Consumption at the Spinal
?, knoanas Tab's Dorsals", and Taboo Mementeri,
411 Z .• their seat and origin 11, dismal' of the Pelvic 1
Hence the treat of rumen on the part of old
y,l nie ptsctice in treating eymptoms only.
I .Aodrew Stoner, Phydelan to the 'ftoy Lung ind
II 12'Si:titan is now engaged In tnatsng this elms
Modern maladies with thsmoat astonishing enemas.—
tuaoltreatment adapted by the Institution is new; it La
upon *dent* vineiples, with new discovered
, without miliaria* or poisons. The &WHIM of
are such, that patients can be cured at their bosom
n part of the country, from accurate descriptions of
th it cue, by latteri and have the medicine seat by mail
orgprese. Printed Interrogatories will be forwarded on
ap cation. 1
nmurption, Catarrh and diseases of the Throat cared
W i nd! at the home of the patieatmis at the Institution,
bymusdir the Cold Medicated idttIALIAO BALSAMIC VA:
withlnhaler and ample directions tor their use, and
ill Ft correspondence.
dents app) l eg fat Intern gather or sates, must
en me return stamps to meet attention.
The attending physician wilthe found at the Wallin;
tide for consultation, from 9 a. on. to 9 p. ns., each day.
a i .
S day in the forenoon. Address,
, DR. ANDHRA! STOMA,
deign to the Troyff.ting and Hygienic Isurtitato,
Ph.rsician for Diseases of the Heart, Throat and
`4, ile Fifth Street, Troy, N.: Y. jan313,71.
,
11=1
- A . 7.W MILL
pan'The Misses .
tiooneo to tto
- . ty. that
_:._
IcEw,
uNispsmurns aLocm,
1
AST S .0 F PARK,
were MP) , would invite all needing articles la their line
to. ere them a call
4
: ty are preps:l4 , lA tarnish all articles of lltlllaery
G at the shortest. settee.
REPAIRING Al4l CLEANING
1n1761M
Particularly attended to.
Aa we do all our own work, we \ bave no hesitation in
°musing that our terms will bo reasonable, if not
thin any other More in'this city., -
•
a .r11.62..f
; 4).11 N WEL "
DEALFR .011 "lIIPPTIII
•°REIGN ilk DOMESTIC ELIATITS,
VEGETIIILES, &e.,
YhTERi, POULTRY AND GAYS. in their Seam. Av.
No. 2, Tracy's•Bkelc v nalk
FIVICTI ST.. - - Earn, PA
•
i rdereyroo, otthor the Clty or (*.Mary tiled Promptly
and at lowoet me; tot rates. wit!
NOT 1 C'E:
. • Br; eg • Stock or
)RYE
t f my owl dis t r u l e a s tiim tne hi 1860;I 111
lea than 41W Oellf for • short
l a :Prgilia. I .11SfeW, SiIANNON.
, . , •
I, ISSOLUTION.!
arts of Liddte l gs l aeria al i ffst a Zta l. r timeMAVAlt nth
. yof March Mat. by mated maseat of the, partial A.
.Idareh rettriag from mid Era.
The boatmen mill he emstiented at the told eibeidlett•
• tby the readeing partners indir the Ina rem of
ddeli k McCarter. Mho me authorised be =UM the at
• of the old firm. WAWA:IIia. LTICELIa
AN:DIM - T. MAUI, • .
JOUPS SWARM&
I • •
st Olio of t s. the WM City Iron IWitkiosnat of
m ead
12th m , 1 1 . • 15114.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. •
The ealterdtmed twist Ita nu ;lated maw
tor Of the sitate of Homy MU, Me of Die
yay, pa, Reties hi hereby eves to ea yw Glenn
against the old setae to paned Wes fee Ine=t
oa or Wort the Ist et Anad,lll6l6 mad those keentast
Wino s@ Welted be the sane is wetted to mike
wawa at e oa 02 Ware the Ran pasta,
P. HALL.
rioyl4v suestor of droved.
It 0 P.E,
PICNIC
BOSTON,
SUGAR,
kliOrT 'r rPticE.
't• n c.. 0 ; - •pp4m. In Ilb pada,
°beery. La
billpertiesler-
by as parties
are potting up
as ilferlaiar
tide, to re
ntable the
runtime ?Leo,
ea milts the
V. pacalto.
131
1:1=112:1
\
ly oln0 In-
RE,
AL.SO, DILILLit IN
=
ENTIRELY 2 1 : 2.12_17:
NO ALCOHOLIC PRIIEARATION 11
♦ MIX TOPIC' MILDICINT
DOOTOR.
_EIOQIPLAND!4I
CELSiRATn.!
: GERMAN BITIt,
PBJRABID BY
D. C. M. JACKSON.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CIIP.F
. ,
LIVER • COMPLAINT,
jenattitie, Chtintie or Nerjova Delility. ;e:
qf tholCidn.eis , , and cillDLreasca
. di/ordered Liver or .!SNma,:(.,
-. each
azeirtlpi. , • I i
tkray lereeard. Ptlas.
lallaaalar Blood to she
Aallitty of the atom- ,••
tab , Na. 80 14 Bearlisa. l7 4lMt z
for Poo4lrallaiisaotAralglit la tie
Boma* lair
,tavelatlosa, — Elzildas or
lingering ea tb• pit at the Stosaiab. a.le , •
rower thollasdAluniad sad &Moult Breathin.,
Flattering* Us Mare, Childs% 'or Sallaoatiagaer -
Wiper alts Its lying posture, Mamas otVisten, Pot.
Or webs before.the Slight, nue sod DaU Patti hi 11,
Head, Dedeii;lsey at Piasplastloa, Tilkorreas ickf
the Skin and Liam, Pala la the Sll., Back,
Cheat, Liza% be., Sadden Flashee .
'Moat, Banda( In the Fleets, Cer
xtant hoseastion of
hal gnat Npres.
slob or
=
AND WILL POSITIVELY PLY,'‘
YELLOW FEVER, BILLIOUS
THEY CONTAIN-N.)
ALCOHOL OR /MD WITJAKEY
Thal Tut. cyan the above &Iran. In .71—* n:
out of a hundred.
l'adnoe4 by that leatieudve sale mid anire•W lett
of Hoodead's German Baton, (parity vertsblro Irntt
of liaorant Quacks find ansaropalons r Iron'-krer, SAT('
opened aponsadiring hualialty the good-eta of Nlv
trams to the stuipeaf poor whbihey vilt!yc"-nivectri ,, n
with lie t. tmui dingy and e,hrteteowl
sad
lictiof the enninarsble array of
rdetlione bottles, and big belPed. ter,
modest appellation of 'linters; *inch Instr.", 3 of er
only amanita disarm. and lean.' the n'1.7.1"
or in &span. . •
1100FLAND'S GEFIkiAN 37-7 T"/
A. 6 sot a new sad untried arti 4 e, tmt
tasted' fifteen years trial br the Ar.r.- -- lt.= •IttEti
their reputation and sala, annr 4 • ' -
preparation.
SL► p!oprietors fair* sumn e la t , ' •
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSIC.I..A.NS
testify Leg; oflbekiiia porno nal In e::
click 'Neal mad medical z! .--
DO YOU WAN:
SOMETHING TO, STREN(4I:I7:.
ro YOU .WAS
•A GOOD APPEI_:.
DO YOU W.e.'47
TO BUILD UP YOUR C OYSTIT ITT! :LINI
DO YOU WANT
TO FEEL IV EM I'4 f
DO YOU WANT
TO . OET•RID OF NERrJUISITEiIz_
DO YOU WAN"'
E N ,E F. 3
DO YOU W,L,Nr:
TO - SLEEP c Arl L• 7
PO YOU WANT .
A BRISK AND VIOOTsOL7.-_:
IF YOU DO, US!
11(X),FLAND'S GERMA':
From J. Andes Bream D.'D., Et:;;; e Z.r.s•clo
• pain of istiginut ZE.73.7:.`:.ir
.1"
Although not disposed to fkror or raz7.m..aend. Pazent
Modicums pnerd, through disbud of Plefr inrriab
ento sad elfosti; I yet know of no eaflleamt rsason •rt
a ma* may not terWq to the benent he benne, h.'.l=ilef
to hare reastesd Ikea mity simple prowt.tion, le Cle
hope that he way thus makibuto to the bmedtof others.
do this the mars readily in regard to Hoolland's Ger
man Blttsn, prepaid by Dr. C. K. liana, of this elty,
Wawa I woe prejudised igeinst them for many_ parr,
under the lispremloa that they wen chitty an alooholio
mister*. lam indebted to my friend Hobert Shoemaker,
get., kw the removal of this prejudice by proper teats,
sad for inwrimosweintle try them, when enflerlng tiara
great andhe Islm o nwei l I The see of three hot.
Hes of these at .f the peewit year,
was *allowed by t Ma, and reshmation -- to a de
gree of bodily and mental vigor whiah,l had not felt f,,r
six smiths beftee,and kid aost deepaired of regaining
I Iberian* thank God and my Mend for direetlag
the aim of thew.
Puna!? A, Jens 13, . 1 J. 2:11 WTON snows
1r tAs Rev. JOSEPH H. KEEXARD, Paeor of th
'Ante Biptimi Church.
Va. Jecition—Plenlitu have been frequently rei
quested to .conneet my name with•oominendetione o
different Wads of Itedlr.inee t but, ieguriling The pniztlos
us out of ml aropriate rei, I key* lu all NUM des
dined; but with a almt proof in rayons instar.me and
lo my elm timity, of the culeolnest flr
particularly
Garmanitittion, I depart for once from my
caul coarse, to azprino my fall conviction that, for
end debility of the mums, and etiecLelly for Larry
Complaint, it is a oafa and valuable preprmtiou. to FOILtI
MOM It may tall, but usually I doubt not, it will be r..ry
beneficial to those who suffer from the eb , Ye C 117.1146.
roan ray raspoctfolly,
J. ICENYAI).
!Cleat' beloi Cosies it,
rem ske RVe of ALDIERMAIV WUPDER, German
GILIWITOVIN Juan le, 1361. •
Da. O. Y. JACK/KM-41R :—lt gave me treat pleasnr ,
two years ago, to Liao roa s eerthleate, testifying what
the German Bitten had done for me. las nor por,feet
ly emote! all those disuses your ruedlcins pro!ismia to
cure, via :—Dympepela,Chroals inylNer:ota Debility, dis
ease of the Yids - mitt, in. The koweeal !...!•tenn Deserts
epos nervous profits/Ina le surprising. 1 hare consulted
frostiently in relhatome to oar Bitters, an I without hes
itation, iIIIMOTIMPO it for the nbot•e complaints,
Bud In every taitaaea, tt has effectually .cared. Your
medielos has • great reputation Is Oestcuitorn,and is
now sold In .:vary Drug atone and !n moat of Lb^ Grocery
atone hero". If any on. should oriection t:hat lain, let
them 00100 to GIKTMOOtO I II4 and I -ell prc-s to their mit.
tafention„ that the Biting have cared In icillity
more
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than twenty owe of the ?boos disetbe.
Rumme4ly, •
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