Vie uric Aftehig ebotrutr.
SATURDA - Y, JULY 25, 1843.
AIH4;nl FOS !Tait OBIIIKUVER.
TM: following gentlemen have bees selected . as our
A gents In the pMors where they reside. porecmodeaktpg
so send irabastiptlocs oP Joh Work, or to remit mosey to
ps, an do it through their hands
y, gains,Albion.
cap, A. Pomerov, 1
W. C. Ingo, %roterford.
J e ., Waldron.
bc sale', ' Edinboro.
y ichults At Bro., Mill Creek.
BL. Potter, , rs. Week:yenta.
c .o. P. Willard, „.11arbor Creek.
J.. Finn, ........ .... ..... ........ Gremsdeld.
J. Smith. East Greene.
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Lyman Robinson, t ' Wattaburg.
A, P. Rama. . $
Jabs Dailittle. .
...4 prise 1C
Id X ds
RINK Potter. . .., ..West 8 petatileld.
g A s p h Bona ,a, Plate*.
g. lir. Dervish, Kingsville, Ohio.
B on . D. W dulebinson, Girard.
Amos WO. arvoor.
-1.:4m0 *w.l7, ..... . ..,.. . ...... —Cherry Hill.
P. 0. Whoa". t . Union. i i
Jo. D. Pitillipi, $
y, R. Burroustr.- Columbus.
J. L. Iftupby, ...... Warren.
S.-- Jackson,. Garland.
J. G. Burlingham, —Spartansburg,.
Dr. A. a gby, . - Rle•Mile.
Jas. Cro sill,— .. - Lavelle. ,-,-
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T. D. Chelits,Bateau! 1-
Capt. G. J. Whitney, , Young:mills.
Amos Heith, t
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__._.Corry.
W. C. Oakley, S
J. W. Royer I.• Band'.
1r H. Donskson, , '(ring Creek.
D' W. Howard, _ J . W sync.. -
J C Chspia, . %ago ay.
Rik. Co ,Pa.
°SLIT STOlits4.—A terrific rain storm passed
over this section on Monday night, doing im
mense injury to the trees, crops and fences
The rein tell in greater torrents then we re
member to haittever seen before - lit this time
of year. Some damage wai_eansed t.. the.
ibipping in the huhnt,
Plain or CArr. OaI3WOLIA.—WC regret to
hear of the death, in Philadelphia, on Thurs
day last, of Capt, NO G. Griswold, of the
14oth regiment, trove a wound received at
Giqyabnrg. Be was a young man of fine
q ualities, and Warmly esteemed by all hie ac
quaintances. .11is body reached here on
Thursday, and was buried in our efetery.
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New Basa.,—The Nsliona Ault :co
we) organized at Unioil Mills, ortJilly 18th, to
go into effect Sept. Ist, 1811.1. The officersare
as fellow': John Joluscin, President ; It. H.
Frisbee, Vice Frestdent,; F. U. snnderlin,
Cashier ; , ':—Directors, John Johnson, It. H.
Frisbee, fsalc Kelly, .rantes U. liyme, Wm.
udeon, Dr. J_ Humphrey, e. G. strainhan,
wo.on Moore; thorns. Dunham. •
Tus Aiatea Floc —The author of the re
cent fire at Albion has been discovered, and
Gaged in jail. He tarns out to be a cripple,
ell known in the vicinity, whom no One sot.
ted. On his person letters were found, ad
reseed to various wealthy gentlemen in the
western part of the county, threatening Their
property with destrustion unless they left
money at certain secret places indicated by
the writer. The guilty than, we ore told, hoe
signed a confession of his acts.
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Costitszycs Areomwsnis.—The Erie COO
M
(,re of the Methodist ehureh," which held
its session at Ashtabula, last week",'has„made
the following appointments for this district :
Presiding Elder, J. H. Whallon. Erie, let
*March, D. C. Osborne; ;Erie, Simpson Chapel,
A. C. Tibbetts ; Wesleyville, N. W. Jones, E;
A; Squires; Nor W. P. Bignell; Water
ford A. Barris; McKean, S. S. Burton ; Edin.
born, J Wi Wilson; Wells Corners, G. W. Sta
ples: Fairview, R. F. Keeler; Girard, J. Rob.
instal ; Union, W. Hollister ; Wiittsburg and
Mins, L. E. Beardsley, A L. Kellogg; Kings
ville, A. Burgess ; Conneaut, J. H. Tagg ;
springfleld, A. Hall; Albion, 8. Wilkinsuu, R.
K. Dean : Ashtabula. T. Guy Clymer. J.
Akers. -1
DILWINO rut; Qcors...There is one point,
ys the Buffalo Courier, about the conscription
.pon which there is much misapprehension.:
Therneral impression is that the drawing of
1 1 :ines is to be confirmed until the number
qu i r e i l from a given district is supplied. This
i t no t the cue The operation is this d The
required ountb:r, and fifty per cent. in Addi
tion, to cover ezetepts, will be drawn. Should
the whole number buy or prove exemption,
not another name can be drawn under' , this
draft, or until another le.:y is mode. As ,to
exemptions other than for the $2OO, tue Board
of Enrollment will consider all cases c yresen -
Led and pass favorably upon such gip have
%.roper foundations.
, •
SmaantalAriAlas —A man named Hrighie
31cCallion as cut across the thigh with a
sire, duri4'ig a , quarrel at Babbitti saloon,
State street on , Monday afternoon last. The
cut does not appear to have been very severe,
as we saw the "Wictinz," a short dime after
wards, walking up street as readily as usual
A sailor belonging to the schooner St. An
tirew, • was quite seriously stabbed lati on
\lmlay night, and lies in a critical condition.
:There are at least a dozen different versions of
the affair floating about town, and we prefer
not giving particulars until we learn sorheihizig
reliable.
Erie is rapidly becoinitig a place of some
.osition.. I t isn't eery city than can get tip
stabbing affairs in a single day. •
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ERIN CO. aIIiONICAL AND I'I . NTITIo Asso
eistios.—We are requested to state tlist . the
objects of this Societz li a as follows : fit, ;
The collection and preservation of the facts
onnected with the Settlement, ;:early and late
history of the county and cot emptraneous hist°.
ical facts, especially those relating to the bi
!graphies of the citizens of the runty, who
!aye !served as officers mod soldiers ib the army
ud navy of the United States. ` 1 '2.1. The col
lections and preservati4i of tact! and speci.
mem! connected with this several departments
\ c!f Natural History. Ad, The investigation
I% \t.
i d discussion of historical and scientific
qu Lions. Committees on all these subjects
have een appointed: ; . ,
The \landing committee on the history of
Erie county is as fcillowit U. P. Ensign. An
grey 11. Cl i nghey, A. M. Carrier, David A.
Gould, Jottli Wood,.Divid Wileou, tiro i rge A.
!quo, Joseph Presley, U. Sanford.
en motion, it was resolved that the citizens
yt the several boroughs and townships be re
queued to 'mutt use of 1 heir number who may
be added •td this committee and that they also
Le requetted to send through such member, or
I ) %lirectly to the association, for preservation
44 lavai g the re - cords of the slime, the biographies
the citizens of ths county who have served
or s
serving in the army and navy of the
COW States.
rr. Louts, July 2.--floiernor Yates was,
[
• shut at through hie window, while writing in
tott office at hie residence, !u Springfield * av a
late hour last night. lie .wis not seriously
tajured. There is at, clue t ) the perpetrator.
The above 'startling parapaph ,has since
byto explained., \ The wespou wills which the
Governor was " shot at" was neither . a pistcl
nor a rifle , but one of a particularly . .dangerous
nature, wide at the bottota, and tapering to •
smaller circumference near the top. It was
loaded with a liquid which is generally looked
°Pen , selatal, but does not always'kill •t the
free fire. The Governor is raid to IstOre 're-
I. calved a serious woyandin the neck and tom
ach, front which it is expected, though that
he will recover We \earn since that a
to the perpetrator" has beeu-obtained, t
tares out to hate been a party . of oe
with whom the Governor is frequently i
habit of indulgin g in that :species ut to
meat.
Tes COMING 11111/01.—We do not believe
there will be any attempt in our community
to resist the enforcement of the draft, dis
tasteful though it will be to large numbers of
citizens. °nue*le generally recognise the
duty of obedience to law, as the only true
principle of government. If every man weno
to be given the pHvllege of obeying such sets
of congress as be likes, or disobeying those
that be dislikes, -we would soon have an end
to all law. The conscription isy be consti
tutional or it may be unconstitutienal—we be
lieve most,emphatically that it is the Istter--
but until it ham been decided illegal by the
corms of (roper authority, any attempt to re
sist it, is unwise and unlawful, and will be,
as it deserves_ to be, severely punished. This
is the long settled Democratic -theory,- and
no true member of our party will hesitate
wbere'it is his duty to stand. "The law must
be obeyed, until it has been, decided to be no
law by the courts,' said Andrew JaCkson on a
memorable occasion; but when the courts
have once decided any see of Congress to be
unconstitutional, it is tit, mizre binding than
if it had never passed." The doctrine of
Democracy in the - days of Jack4on is the
doctrine of the party to-day, and has been
from the begittaing'uf its kristenee. If there
are•aui who would be disposeT to resist the
federal officers in their lawful authority, we
say to them, fellow-citizens, du not undertake
it. Let the example. ut the, ri•cent riots in
New Fork cikbe a lesson to - you of the fate
that will follow l any such itfort.- - - The Govern
ment is strungo,and it has the power to put
down any upposltion to its authority that is
likely to arise. It mafr he that resistance
obtain a temporary advantage, but t be
assured that it cannot tie liennitnent. ots
can gain nothing by doing so, and will be
likely to sutler the must serious consequences.- ,
We speak to you in the spirit of condor, Irl
pathiziog with your- positidn, knowing your
grievances, and solicitous ter tour interests.
To be impressed into the service against one's
will we know to be bard,l but a ten times
harder fate will be likely ,to meet the med
who riotously defy the Federal officers.
We agree with the Ga:liie in suggesting
that some Means of relief should be
_adopted
for those poor men who have, families depend
ent upon thew, and can neither pay the com
mutation money, nor procure substitutes In
various rities'and town's, the authorities have
voted appropriations for this purpose, with
the full apprdbation of a large majority of
tazables. Would it not be well for our citi
zens to take the question lot.' ci;usideration,
and see whether some plan cannot be devised
to relieve the couseriptiou of a part at least
of its harshness? A •
Ic l 'µf Union
CIA9I 19 Vocal. Wassemer,
r. thoroughly . educated 'and accomplished
teacher, will commence a class'in Music 'at
Schlaudecker's Hall, corner of State and 9th
sts., on Wednesday of next week, commencing
at half-past four o'clock, P. M. This class
will be composed of masters and misses, and
will be in 'all respe - ets a - first-class juvenile
school. The hall is new, well furnished, and
centrally located, and we hope the schtiol will
be largely attended. We invite the attention
of Ili:rents to this matter, as it must-certainly
interest . them.
NYw RAILROAD...A project is on fOot for the
comstruction of a , railway from Franklin to
Warren, via. the Allegheny river and Tidiontwi.
The bill of charter, together with certain im
plement's, gives certain parties the right to
construct such a ru.t.l, itsl it is-now prOposed
to put the work.under contrict at an early day.
'tilt to traverse about thirty_ miles of oil ter
ritory, the greater portion of which is now
without railroad , tacilitics, owl 06, together
with the general local traffic, will make the
road, if it falls into good hands, a progahle
work for the investment of capitalists.—Es
change. , •
aSL, The last Titusville, Br/sorter gives us
the following particulars of the late accident
on the Oil Creek Railroad.:
"Pn Saturtiare last week, the freight and
paqenger train from Titusville. came in con
tact with a gravel train, s rue tour or five miles
from Corry, staashiag up. • ne or two Cars of
the former, loaded, with oil, and several cars of
the latter train, killing nne wont in and Wife
ing several workmen. Nu one on the passen,
ger train was injured. The collision oectirrett
from the grime! train being nut of lime. or
'rather out of place, as it had no right to be on
the track at any time that 'the other trains
were running.
LA.afix Vcsset.—The bark Western Melropo-_
lie, formerly a large passenger 'Ramer upon
Lake Erie, is of 1,350 tons burtheh. and.oan
carry about. 65,000 bushels of grain, ur twice
es much as so , other vessel in the lake trade.
- •Her length is 280 feet ; breadth of hewn 40
feet and depth of hold 14 feet. She carries
about 5,000 yards of canvas. She sailed re
cently on her first trip 6om Chicago to'Buffalo,
carrying 72.000 bushels of oats and 1,000 bar
rels of pork—the largest cargo ever moved pi
the lakes.—Scientific Ainerizan.
ge.PeissiOns,Bouttroes, A B or PAT,
Sta., can be procur.dby the Widows. Orphan.,.
and nizt of kin of 'those who have died in . the,
service of the United States: also, by Soldiers
and Seamen who are disabled . by wounds re-'
calved or disease contracted, upon application
to 0. P. Oar/min, Licensed_ Military and
Naval Claim Agent office in the Common
Council Room, Wright's Illock,l earner Stat.
and' Fifth eta , (under the AttapafrA office,)'
Erie, P. 7-y
aleir A colt ,tiding a horse
duiru Stale stro by.- when the ani-
mal stumbled, and threw tds rider off. The
atter struck plump on Ms head, and several
lookers-Otr,rushed towards him, expecting to
find hint dead, but the thick-skulled "African
of American descent," coon *rose, and with a
waggish shake of his pate; and leer in his
eye, exclaimed "Golly but I'm glad didn't
light on (other end ; would's killed dis dar
key sure."
Tug DaArr.— The draft is now in tall pro
gress in Philtidelphia. Clergymen,. e t U il.
merchants, mechanics, physicians, labo
all classes are drawn indiscriminately from
the wheel, and they are required to either
shoulder a musket in the natiowil defence or
to fork over their •'little thfle hundred."
While the work of conscripting is going for
wird, Jas. A. Bliss. at the corner of State
and Eighth eta., cbntinues to sell groceries as
cheap as ever. Bliss is doing a big trade,
and deserves it, for be Is One of our most en
terprising young business men. , •
CLOSING STC;IISS.—We. tffe undersigned,loy
Goods Merchant's in the cit'pof Erie, agree to
close our places of business at half -past seven
o'clock. P. M., Itroto Monday, July .20th, to
October Ist, 1863: Witt. P. Hayes & Co , Kep :
ler &. Co., Geo. W. Merrill, R. S. ?ilorrisl
Wm. Bell, 3. F, watcher, Vincent, Tibbsle,
Shirk St Co. , ,
DROWSID.—Ntailor named LaVery, living
u this county, Was drowned daring the Nona
Of Monday night, hi ialling - into a slip at the
d o ck. lie belonged to the schooner Bt. Paul,
and•was endeavorinfi to make his way to the
vessel when the eocnrreut:e happened.
•cue
ad is
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adr The whole nnutber of persons enrolled
in the first class in Warren totality Is 1,717.
ID=I
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Brief Patagniphs.
st i r Cleveland & Erie It. It. Stock, at last
aseonnts, was selllitg at $lB6 per share of
$lOO. , .
sir In OUT aelaitboriag county of Chan,
tangos, N. Y., there are 9,639 pertain subject
to draft In the list ekes.
mir The President has appointed
day, the 6th of August; as a day of National
Thanksgiviag, Praise and Prayer.
A m. ti ease of the election of Judge Wood
ward, Judge Thompson, formerly of this city,
will become Chief Justice of the Sista. •
Ni• Over 52,000 banal, of oil, lays the
Conneantville Record, were transported over
the OilCreekßailroad during the mouth ot ;
June. -
*Oh. The Buffalo, Express defines a copper
head to be "one who is always bawling lustily
for the Unlos, the Constitutipu erid the laws I"
Horrible crime:
wir A Democratic Macs Meeting will be
held in Lockpoft, on Saturday evening, the
26th inst., ai Which gentlemen from abroad
are expected to make speeches.
fir A Patent has been granted to B. 9.
Hill, of Wattaburg, La this county, assigned
to Sterling Doolittle, of Amity 4., ftir an im
provement in washing machines
sir The men who were drafted from this
county last fall are expected home soon, their
time having expleed: It is 'reported' that a
number of them wilt re-enlist.
gir The tug Brooks, so well known here,
has been sold to parties, who intend employ
ing her in the Eastern part of Virginia. She
has been taken to her destination by way of
the Erie canal.
ger The Lusertie Union says it sees
nothing to' prevent the election of Judge
Woodward by at.-least one hundred thousand
majority." Nor we, either, unless it is green
backs and bayonets.
'adit;.. Our exchanges come, te - us from va
rious portions of the Stale with lists of the
drafted men in their respectivwsectlens. We
have not heard of the slightest disturbance
(hue far in this State.
sir We are requested to - state that the
State Teachers' Association will meet at
Reading, Barks county, on the 4th . of August
next, to continue three days. A general at
tendance of the teachers of this section is
invited.
J Oar cemetery presents a beautiful ap
pursues at the pretest time, and on Sundays
especially, is visited by large numbsis of
people. There are few cities 'in the country
that can bout of a more tasty cemetery than
Erie.
Bar We are inclined to the belief that the
draft will secure very few men for the Oov
ernment. We have yet to meet a pihson who
possesses $3OO, that does not say he will pay
the commutation money, rather than enter
the ranks.
liar Oar readers should remember that in,
sending papers away they must use a twci ,
cent stamp, instead of a one cent one an
heretefoie. The stamp for this purpose lei
printed black, and bas a portrait of Andrewl
Jackson upon it.
lei. The all absorbing topic of the day is
the draft, and many are the opinions expect:
sod on the subject. On one point, howeveri
all people are agreed, and that is, that Smith'S
Millinery Store is the place to get the best
goods, nt the
-lowest prices, in the city.
bar Associations are being formed in va
rious pot tions of the county to &Mimi reliCf
from the draft. Twenty-five pirisOns — band
themselves together, each paying $5O, the
whole amount to be used in getting those of
the number exempted who are unfortunate
enough to be drafted.
__pa' The Gazette is quite severe on the NeW
York rioters. It never once condemned the
hundreds of Republican riots which hale ;
taken place in all parts of the country within
as last two years, but rather seemed to ed—i
joy them. The Oluereer denounces tall kinds,
of riots. _That is the difference between thel
two papers.
sir P. Osborn, of Girard, publishes al
commanication in the last DispacA. In reply
to one from 8. B. B*lloll, in a previous nutiV
bee of the setae paper. If Mr. Osborn was;
as well acquainted with Benson as the, peoPle
of Erie and Waterford, he would not think its
necessary to refute anything he writes oil
says. s
sor One of our editorial brethren has die
covered that the conscription act is contrary,
to the Scriptures, in °nolo! ite'featnres:
" When a. man- bath taken a new wife be
shall not go to war, neither shall he 'be
charged with any new business, butAe- shall
be free at home one year and cheer up the
wife which he has taken."—Deuteronomy, 24th
elut i oter,•fish verse.
&dr tr.y on are troubled with Oraie4
Dropsy, or- Kidney affections, use ,Carter',
Smart Weed. It has beer tried in. these disL
eases, and found of great advantage. As a
liniinent all pain killer, also, it is unaurpasL
aed, affording hnswilLede relief in nearly all
instances. Ws know of no medicine which
we can recommend •to our readers with rtior4
eonfidemee than Castor's Ititract of 'Swart
Weed: -
mir Our spirited eotemporary, the Girard
Cruise, is soinewhat noted for its ,* Ash Mei-
rtes." • Here is the hist:
Algorism. Flee 810111.—Mr. Milton i'orr•
ter, assisted by two or three others froth
Cherry Hill, made. two sweeps of weeinii si
the month or Elk Creek last Thuriday
and drew, to land -upwards of eipar haskired .
catfish, varying" in. sire - frOna two to terirutt
pounds each. That is pretty good, but nothing
to brag of.:' _.l
Albion has bee* 'the soene_of a niusi.
ber of-burglarious operations of Duo.. Oti the
night of the 13th, Dr. togan'eAouse war eni
tered, and that gentleman • relieved
sum of $lOO. On Aluireame night Carr's ore
Was broken into, but a dotalicur . theprsMisei
awakened'owner, who appeared on lee
scene of °petitions "on the 'doubts uttifills7
Capturing one - of OM eobber!„' Who Ira. ;bell
to - wear
2 .1
afir
Tae Dunkirk - Nitta annonness lbw
N. Barnes Greeley, of this county, a brother .
of Norwell, "was in eluirgs of'Depnty V. S.
Marshal A. K. Mans% last week, who too k
hint before Justice Hall. at Utica, N. E.) on a
'charge of counseling.treason." The Fnote
does not give us any further partienlirs of
the charge, bet as Mr. Greelej is a rampant
Republican, the " treason" could not have
been of the Copperhead" kin d.
, Rev. Father Tracy, of St. Patrick's
Catholic Church, has reeeetly been detachei
from that congregation, sad
.his place 14 sup,l 7
plied by Rev. Fatter Cody, tate of ! Clearfield,
Ps.. The lacer' 'is the oldest Priest in 'hip
diocese, end tpeeripies the position of tricin;-
Genstral. Bishop Young Intends iysitlu
Ream soon, and Father Cody will perform
the Bishop's duties during his itbsenen. He
was very much estsented by the people elf
Clearfield, aid many tastlimonials of salami
were given to him on his departure, by Pe°, lit
of all religious views.'
Father Tracy takes the place left vacantb
Father Cody, at Clearfield. He is a ien4
man in every sense of the word, freei fro 6
bigotry, and euurtisons in his deperimend
and-we recommend him to the kind ittent loan
of thi_peopie in his new home.
I all, flotley's Ladj'i Book for hily has
reached us, with its usual promptness This
)guise is, beyoni all question, the leading
of its ease Is the eountry. Its vditor,
Mr. Godey, is ea* of, tkti wet redid of RIM
end knows exactly how * to suit the tastes of
liii l reader,.
OIL The 'new National Bask at this city
*gone into operation with every privies; of
sUceess. The well known Gametal- sad bast
ries, minding of Its managers, gives the *peo
ple full confidence in tbeostlintion.
Me A Western editor says of a hail storm
oirthe Lakes Julie , vicinity, that it- eons so
114 1 111481 . 1 t y ,thst the pilot leaked m 411.84144; see N
tOlch one of the passengers was ilsOwlng
anes at him. .
N.
1 r elit. The Observer may be rotted for sa lt
every week, immediately after publication, at
the newsstand of Mr. May, in the Post once,
1,
and the book store of Jr. Ensign; Brown's
El'otell . tf.
Fteas, PAWNERS, RZOIIIiNTALL_COI.OIIII, &a.
1-Addreee ti. W. Crowell & Co., Po . 211 Sup
;'or Street. ClPTilaild. Ohio. rebl4—fint.
iif' A Mas city, ou th• 16th last, Mr. A. W. WATION.
0 1 1 0 lihti•
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ADA SIR PORT iikttl CVSIATI V It. 114 ILMASI
, Has la tested the Loth that thus ars 140
iptiaelphis la la compasto&l os priatlplso salt
ed to the tasalfold Wars of Wan t The CM tif Cob* Is
tirt:l., tat=hugivizindy terittgovittlibadV.
I remind qualltiao an Mosul ais Ita power* Gobs the
lisalthv iutd rigorous circulation of blood tbrinth CM
litage. It sollosto the isasetes sot assists tiss shim taw.
!brat Itsdatim al rhystattas the boat el the utatuim4 ow/
tit patty throwtrutott Me waste sulalsaoa trims the as?
how of the holly, It. oat a violist remedy, Out irootti
fiat, trarmlug, searellag sad affective Sold by 'ill drys
gists it Mad 25 coats per bottle. , $O5lll. •
VDITOM. ON oselsargat,
CIAO 8 / 1 1.-ow yfAr perlaioaoal atotti to say
the nodal of your leper that I will seed by :Gaya
twill to
wa alt lrou wish s
It, Mao a Raid" via tall cliata•
'Was for sad lautruy a Moyle ifeeputobie
that will aleetmally remove, la JO days, WOW. *iotßohm,a
-1t5.1114 Iratalaah Md GU hoparifiee el the Okla, lawn
ths souse soft, otrar, smooth sad buoutlfwl.
1 will also mall boo to those haulm. Bald Hes& or
but Pace, aro* di:Gateau Gad Inforaulabs tart will
Pablo thew to Start a bill avowal. of Lazurisat Hatt.
Willem* et a blosztaelie , la ban Asa 110 dayi. All op
olloutloat onevered by Muni roll without obarge.
Ratpialfally yaws.
11108. P. CHAPMAN, Omuta.
No. $3l Broadway. 31. Y.
1 , 026 :i,ja
150-11ag'o Nadi:mut*.
NotiCe to Teachers.
PLICATIONII fOr the appotataiest of 'bother in the
111 Polite Schools of Br" win be method until hi
' y, /awed tea. at uu elks of the ileeref the
Saul. he Wife* Nook. IL P.
Jerh96B.
! , NOTICE.
I emus Rut *Nom gear iL It.Co, d i
le ans. PA., Jaly Itt, 1953. '
hle Company ben declared a aeml-aaaaal cash rl •
Idead el 4 persona. *ad aa extra dbrldead ol MI per amt.
la the ant aortas** bomb of the Kee It ettlanneg LW
road Comps,, both tree tram U. L GeeentmeatTsx.
"pliyabla to the Stockholders on the lit at* oiled next
, TU1(11,1444111 grUI be paid at the oak* of **Company
at the Raliroad Depot. W.,s. BROWS,
- if 2 6 .81. , Treasurer:
SMALL FARM FOR SALE
ON
LAKE ROAD, WEST , MILLCREEK.
• :
/BEN ACRES of Rio` , , Productive Land-7 alto Oared
j and 41 acres of wood land. Bas erected thereon a
bruit , built two story dwelling house, as the road aid*,
orehard'of chola) young !roll tree., a good wall of water,
outtealidlage, and .avery ronvenione• a person can re
gain. Near the Stools 8. tool Home within r miles of
Use Mr at vie. roll particulars of pries, ha, of, the
prOptiefor. on the pranni.es, and at thollurnittro Store
of 00.5-' 0. W. LLLasir. Erie, Pa.
First National Bank 'of Erie.
tNITED sTATits II per oat Reeds aad sabaeriptioas
for the 6- Bomb. are remised at this Baak
1713-br. M. SANFORD, Cashier.
300 LBS. WOOL TWINE!
For sale at :0 cants per pound. by
JandOti. T S. &Co
FOR SPRING TRADE, 1863. '
PAI'YR HANGINGS.—Nu god ea .at desiga
of Yaw Hangings and Swim Just treeiri4 and .1111 k•
sad vary low by rapt4tf.l .1 C. RILDSN.
ERIE RAILWAY. •
CHANGE OF HOURS, COMMENCING
voN? LT. JUNK 22. lINSL
Train! will lams Dunkirk atubunt the follow's' hours
Eastward Bound—Depart.
Ist Ursritaa 4 05 r. •
8 25 a. s.
• .
Stool 10 10 - .a. - it.
.
Fait In Lt t3O a •
.
Way Irrstela 6 00 • •
Na* Yard Espreu and Stack Nanrrito can story day.
CHAS. IitINOT. Goal 4 a re I
GARDEN TOOLS.
1 1. 01 . Rat's. §plidell. Shovels, to rim Trowels
le, fm• sal* by • fppr4l.l.) J. C. FELDICN,.
TUE .DAILY
A l l .: t yglpiG JOURNAL,
WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
Them Democratic pipers, lately bubliatied by Albert
D. DoDean, (whom connection tharewith tuts entirely
mama.) are n-w published and edited by CHARLES N.
FIRS and ALFRED X LEW/S, and will. hereafter, be
conducted fearlessly, as 0101.311 Or ill* COOL? DrJlO.
CrArIO rani'. They will &fled the principle/ of the
COMADation. MOM Or VIZ traria, KM thetas:tire of
the peop(e.
The Nestling, Jonrasi to published every - afternoon,
tSiaadya 41= 4 .) at $6 pee SSIBION. or $6 for all
imbibe, pa in advance. It madam *riled eirti
ekes on tier political questions of the day. with all the
cur.set news. Market and Stock reports, and all weak
matter as is sedan, fomd to • daily nawapagr•
The Weekly .momrstic Leader, la a large °Weakest.
paper; 404taut1011 sight PIP; fortreight adman, it
media g matter. and le famished at the Sollowingrateer
SingleCoples one year, ...... $ ;00
Two .
Three - " ........ 6,00
- Tire " RAO
Twenty 30 . 00
Thirty " • 4 2.0 0 .
Fifty ' "
The Democrats of Peoneytearda, itaryland, Delaware
and New Jenny, it le biped, will esert,thimisilvse to
give the. Leader a large circulatioo. Address,
NNE sit 14111118_ ,
Re 10d South Third 111414, Phil's.
Write for sainpiCearebars, which WQI bePtomPt•
ifitilltias gratis. I . „Mayl6.
'TIHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY: - •
, nottorvo or AL 21111, VOLVO.
The number for January, leek Ireeee the
ILIIVKIITH VOLUM or TEM STUMM° MIONTRLT
from the eaauseseetcast, is 11152, Ilho aka* Um
cap 1.517 Maraud In elreaktlon, sad k aaer has t s laryt
wit elaelletroaddaselace its beginning, Me law i t „
pa:moo/41y steadily augments. and It eMiniingyms; said .11
Iseasatlatui and damson Iseiditatla gyps satiosel
cri
afa, to 'gain ground la the eitiatetlaa,ot the pablie. It a
Moo is protean, silk *rants kick Wick Ms fatale der
MAW of aussries Intent, vital pr rtlhlat,tk• PnbliiMta
and Rdituro do not deem It useussisy proMila NW ID.
pave will never swerve from to. Seine paths of loyal
pattiotlass and suilversal iheedom. ifgy **Loan bale id,
vu. been on the rids of Liberty,' haws" and Lot.
and lb* emir» it first adopted in Its early carper trill_
weer be 'blandly tnalatakrod - -
THE STAFF 01" WRITItIti, legated, coatribattait to
the ltlastic Mlntbri,lllllbriters oreat ni t i,7 111
i bis! tam*
eatbbn In Aniorte
su literals ro, sad the
era la promising ta Its read.re Wit , ika Wet
Shales, tho best Amos wh1.14400114111 lOW tak la te
Wt.
usvor atoning
I. Pabst and Tortbr tit* 4 1=111 714:4 11 et ta llirllers la
atiequallad. Tho following gallon ate MU swam lb,
regular contribute»: 3ansori Hasooll Lowell; Homy 111,
I=llot
w, Lamle A peals, Ralph Waldo illinerasa. Ne-
Traotharee, T. W. AliggiaiWis, Author "Ilargetet
Hewitt." Oliver W. Kolar% ,foba Oil* 'Whittler,
Bayard Taylor, f2i•cs” $ Hillard, liars. IL B.
nave, 4 .Tb• Gately , Tama." Ito., Term.' Marta N.
Prescott. The Atiaatie• fist of Coattlhatoth laeledei
loony (gibe latest Writers of halo.
Tltatta.—Ths tltaork Is for tale by all Rook and rat.
odleal &elm. Petal 25 mote a amber. Ilateicalptiose
fir ttie w ycit., N 3,00, poeteg• pain. Yearly salsertetioes
rue *retails Daubers suppllod by Bay dealer Ot by
Ike bers.
ousts
podmim umbers seat appitentino to %to
publlabers.
lansessms son Rillacsmisa. List of preiniunts. ott.
faralshoil on application k
to the publlokora.
TICKNOR YIELDS, Puldhillare.
135 Washington St, Radon. Naas.
MME. ~
ME. DEMOREST'S E .
-stascitme or 'PAittlicHliS,
ii ARTEKLY JouRxAL DU GRAND It ONDIi.
1 Cheat/vino 40.0110 (largest sa tin asirld.).
rack number contains lime aud 14titimat rolorod
mini Rad sairaved Pashto* Pint* d Illustration*
of ail the Auhleasble Paris irmil at Wise Drama
laeledlae Bonnets, Maas. gaming, Hans; Promenade
bed law Brimam i Wiiiirtssliarsas, Jackets, %swam
Packs; Underlrarinentm,• Jcirery, Idead.drinacs, Beyte.
=and lobate Draws : Nair and Meant Braid sad
fry Patternsartamins Oillia Nevidtits• lON
ate., Four Ilte-slze Paltiorna.ent nods for ails. eambildat
the elearist, Is/oat ;Wel and practical Illappisa for
Mothers, Mills,,, Dreat-nsansrs and Lading estrally.
net lagged In this or any other country.
Pablishen at Vim Diu awn tutporisar of Tasileas,
lirli itroaiirsy. K. Y. Yr.arty, Ow Dollar, lath • rata.
ible Pftlitiom : sloes critillia. Tereat)•tlos Caste. :A
splindig &sane for agues and splandli mots., I
astraordinary mealtimes! laelading Woe Patters:ay
Spitem of DION Calking. Vaasitirsay Phistoraphici Al
wo e . gi sm t ant or steel. Illd• sad Book Cambs.'s
guaalme ftUtah Seetast Illeektesa, •basier k 1111/ Yale'
tinning Vachteris, and patent teat Gold Watches ; asp
St the above rabble rem lima to lie obtalead eitholli
Ilti l es e ggvt o mu t .. o.t Val: I fovl.tireiwure.r4 an 'l'6
A.LARGE LOT . -
Of Drams. Ray Bled Cara. ter Ws b
& 8U11411.83
RESERVED FRUIT,
lee, Steadied trig; Miles. Pepper
ep,dra, it 11211211 i urnines.
THE SECRETARY
TH E •
'TREASURY
,• HAS AUTHORIZED Zi l lE
To Continue my Agency
For a brief Period,
Aid tall! Airlift malt% tibial mallow, to rem TM %lob •
eatpthre to the
5-20 LOU AT PAB,
At my .111 m, tad at no Marmot Astnt egielee through'.
est the Loyal Metes. • -
JAY can, Sibscriptioa Ageat;
114 SOWS THIRD talligt
THE DRAFT%— . TAKE NOTICE.
r atolorotoood, by appoistasest from tie W. , De-
Us boss 'snorted to moire tier the
complies f elk l / 2 Mum, R`k.llllltosa, Caistrou, t ielr •
Joarsoo sod Tone) the $3OO *lab
DRAFTED PERBONM
. 1“, pay nada, the .Aet olCougreas of March 3, int; t,
9ot *minas and calling oat the National Foteee Thin
mamma mast be paid in U. S. Money,
LIEGAL Tanta NOTES oa coo,
Lad rill discharge the ;onion ao paylact 'lron/ Tiirthei
liability eider the 41fatt." JN( W. DOUGLAS:I,
CoL of la. Bey-and Itangeet of Commutation, Yong,
DID Dlat b IM 2.,
' NEW
SPRING & SUMMER
• GOODS 1
UNDER THE NEW RisTENI OF
.
yAsH AND READY PAY!
We take great pleasure lo itifortuiee our.petr ,, us and
the Public tics* WI Wive umlusilesi the SRAIi Y I•AY riVs
TEM, sod us au• In receipt Weer usual euppl
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
Banta at a Raductiun (ruin Apri. pries•of
40 Pei Cent!
-,
Haar, Brown Sticetiog
Extra Heavy do , for
Good 4-a Bleachod stnatfuga,
Good $-4 Biresised Phretlairs,
Past Kidder Prints. good designs.
PIGUip "larmugues," 'Upstarts! . and
Damsel Prints, IS to 2o
Nowlityllas Martin Prints, fast colon.,
Lancaster Madams. us. diwiraa. 25
Portsmouth Law, tatzst .tales, 5:.•
's‘
DRESS GOODS !
to goad assoriaseat aad a g mat a/ 5ti11..., from '23
ta Waists. *aria styles •hofaaated :a New York, la
&Sprit, for owe mooey.
•
Maiebester & , Pad& DeLahoes & Mats I
Very 14test Styles Boa' eauti:ul Desigus, 25 as
Double Width Alpacca, ' 40 4,60 Cts
X Almon. ::5 to ;15 "
Small Plaid York Cottotuides, 30 to 45 "
Deattos„' . 2 10 tO SO
Kent aalw hawk 2.5 to Sr, "
Corust Jaaa‘liat quality. a. 6,
EtigUiliCaln beat quility. 20 "
INCIST.TIBBALS, SHIRK & CO..
) turd/WM Mt* Street, batireau litb St /2th.
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
ormnrs
FINE FLAVORED
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
25 Cents Per Pound.
MURAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
The
OLD YLANTATIION COFFEE
mimed by the who hare wed it to thi best 11 •
or Jar* Coffee, it being supeliot to strength and riehnerti
of flavor to the ordinary Imparted Coffees. As we tie
the only retetrers sad tuatuthmtarere of the'
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
wo would caution oar friends and the public agalnet
parebasiag nay not bearing oar signature, as OAF* the
perfect raceme of our
OLD PLANTATION CO/FS/4
numerous meentlisetums Cr. trying to pales off hasher
coffee at less pr...e. saying that theirs is as good. better.
&c. Some hare gone so far us to offer our winter' larks
amounts it they would print stinantity of labels bearing
our Male, atc. °thereon putting op mixtures 'Abell
\to imitation of oar genuine
• OLD PLANTATION COEFfin•
As we are the only recehrezo anl numutacturers 0( t
OLD PLANTATIO COFEH, •
Tit shall vanish all infringers of our copyright to t •
furthered eiteut of the law. The
OLD PLANTATION CoFNEI:
le put up la owe pound tin.toll prielagek.lS aMdoo lb. in
a rare with full directions for using on each pactotke
For pile by all well regulated family stores.
WRIGHT. GILLIES & BRO.,
. IMPORTER.; AND AN VFAVTLIK
SW 355. 237 Washington 111..
•
jasallnle. • ,
•
NEW 1'
MUSIC STORE f "
.FORTESi
~AND XKLODEONSt
From km I °Moth's origligatod Piano "origami lliolaohan
maw:
I.lollllBradkwaY4ll =
Stakiway k fb;us i , Slaw iriwk.
Win. Koala i Co., Hatikalk. Md.' 4
Woo:dams k Apra), h i Y.
.1. B. Dwahairo, Now York.
owilod Mao Forte llakurs. Now fink.
liodona• k Nona, Plow York.
Rao. A. Prise* k Co , Baden, a. Y.
Carbon, Nowdauswa New Yuri. -
ALSO,
QURI7VIR9. lICCORDiA Ns, lelOtltis;
Fibs, Instruction Books, wd Shoet
'
ALL rag's- LOW VOUCA111;11•
AU p.m*l visible" a first rats Plano P,mte or 110oLle
on. are Wetted to tall and it more our lwartilmitltil
tore puretuultia etaar hare. 1 •
11144., State Wert, natty °promote th's
Ogee Z. SMIT 1.
cir
P. _Alt P,sons and Itstodsous warm:oo tor
tee years Way:W.ly
FARRAR HALL
PHOTOGRAPH- GALLER Y !
VON THIC, NM THIRTY DAY?
I will mats Photographs sorb as are itaually sala Wr
ONE INiLLIR ;wry (Tins.
FOR
'SEVENTY-FIVE CEN'IIS,
AND DUPLICATTS lON FIFTY eNDITS.
Beautifully Colored for Oue Tweuty.lhre.
Flew take auks that I sea ova of the proprter.
the New Palest Colorise pram s for Cards Ifiedtt , p at
voted Iv As•U stool saythlog hitherto discc org4
' Cat* TWltlitt.:r two - dollars per dose% eel ailluther
wolt in pluporNos and I elll wort as low as aeriothsr
,to la Ike city ler Die west als amo th s. -
I
* . Is Mew.. 0. K. PA*Il.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ERX:,
THIS BASK . organized under tae 4 Na-
Urinal Curresey,Act.." trIU emonsenter buti Uril July
Ist, UM& ' DISECTOSA.
J. C. therose, .Ij.C. Rit:fief, A
M. Sassostp, L.. 1. 310111tillON:
Sixty Rawl.; Snime Matrix
WIL S. Eikows.
-. . J. C. SiILICER, Presiii s ut- -
I
,patoriak.
N. :4ANlitilti). Catiatt
NEW MILLINERY'S ORE.
13 The Ages BitKM would nopeetiully4 l o
armouries to the ladies of Erie city and coo
, ty; that they here areoe4 a
, NEW MILLINERY STCfIiE,
- N 8EE1111 , 6 - IIILOCK," "
BAST 8101 C 0 3 1' ?111 PiRK,
whets they *add lavito Deeding ottteles In their lino
to give Wu • WI.
, They in pleparsd to furnish ill stitch& of (Marry
Geode se the sheeteie oot4oe. •
=PAIRING AND
PaittealiWty attar:lad to.
•As n do all oar owa wort. we have so besitanoi in
pro/abaft that ear terms will la as reasesable i if not
toe .o, Craw Warsaw* lands city.
agelrill.tf. •
WOOL!
200,000 pounds wasted, for which we ill pay
the a lM i s r oel-vide agaves. '
V., T., Al.tat Co .
/
ANTED!
100,000 Pomade Clem Paper NV. at 4 - ateper
rood, ti WOK.] V., T.. B. CO.
, .
C A 8 11 •
A ad the Veit es pad for *ILIUUN lir=
st . ] V, T., S. k .S.
,
, t
J. C. BURGESS do .00.,
HOLESALF:GRO.CERS,
AN i) MANUFACTURI.R3 0?
cßAqicims AND CANDY ;
PROPRIETORS OF THE
City. Steam Bakery,
FAIRBANK'S MALES.
P,ROV ISI()NS,
IN AILS, °LISS,
R O P E,
WOODEN WARE,
sII, sA LT, WATER LIME,
MEEEMI
'CARBON OIL, •
VINE AND LIQUORS
11(1ARS, TEAS, COFFEE,
sPit'ES, FIIULTB, NUTS,
111 I% AI,C 4) AND CIGARS,.
EUTTEI.,
WATER,
()DA It CULT
Manufactured at the
:KID: CITY STEAM BAKERY
:COSESPIN AND FANCY CANDIES.
liY TR tDF. 14 SMACITED
I I J. BUIWESS & CO.,
l uaei. State '4 t , est, 1.1114 More abutik PQatiOate
LI) to 25 414.
20 "
20 "
15
14 '•
MI 1.1.>;' (I:LEI:HATED
SANO AND' OTHER COFFEES.
VIE SA N° has
. beeu extensively urged iu this and elber
- countries, and Ia highly approved for Its
FINE fl. t VOK, 11F.ALTIIECI. AND NUTRITIOUS
QUALITIES.;
Thus entree compares favorably with, and Is by many
cferred to Mu and Java, and is
• SOLD AT ABOUT HALF THE PRICE.
It is itronndatul put up In Sin Poll paper in Ilb parka
gr., with labels that read—
" NILES'
to the centre Observe Ur
or labial is a
tut of 'u
lady
holding a co(
=EZI
labels Ore zed,
green and . RI
1 .
and tre . t•
righteJ
1
ANO COFFEE."
It i■ ptcked In white wood boxes of /SO lbs. swab; also
to bulk in kegs and Oarrels. Alan on hand,
HILES . OLD Oo►gßlnaar, Jars, E•11•0•11{0,ST. DONIS ,
• GO, Elo, DLIDEL.IO3 LaD Era COrraia,
Of superior Tin Poll paper') and boxes ; gad.
lay to SADO
Deslern will n 1 send for Circulars and List of
Orders by mail or Express prbmptl, executed. '
4. F. 110LIIAN. 38 Harrison St.
bole . Agent (or the ilnlted Slates. • Niw York.
BEWARE OF COUNTESTEITS I no►lsSm.
TIIL EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
'AMERICAN' PEOPLE,
JUST PUELISITED BY' 1)11. 4 A. STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hy
gienic Institute.
Tres Use on the Caused of Early Physical Decline of
American People ,: db e cause of Debility, tk•in•
sumptinu and Itankamis.
ifl•k work isnot of /nigh isigl u rse, watts fa
Id v g,
Limag itoul• directly to the sett
rentecipteerss of ALL PAR T$ Led assailer eyed.
ally. detailing ilcietatfiC dud reliable eiiitasadtrtediscstfor
erre.
It will be sent by toll on the receipt of We (S) tent
:tamp"
lar Parents and Guardians! Fall not to send and obi
tain - this book.
l ir Young wen! kali oat to send and get tits book.
Itjt , " Ladies! You too should at ono scours & copy of
this book. .
rd al( e . •dvls•
• ' those who will Hallriet.'
A rises u!' maladies prevail ..to a faarfaratiatit is the
roombuity, dooming at hest 100,_000 youths of both ibex
es annually, to an early grave. Them diseases Si. eery
kopetfectly understood. Their external tosathstatton,
or sculptor's*, are Nervous Debility, Relasation and Ix
baustion; Stemmas or wasting an d consumption of the
tissue+ of the whole body; shortness of breathing or har
ried breathing on ascending a hill or Bightof stairs; great
palpitaion of the Heart; Asthma, Breathitt' and *oft
Throat; shaking of the Hands and Limbs; aversion to
society and to business or study; dimness of eye sight,
loss of Mentor', dhxineas of the Head, Neuralgia, Pain la
in various Parts of the bed/• Paine in thii baeit or Hails,
Lumbago, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, irregularity of the
bowels, deranged secretions of the Kidneys and other
glands of the body, Lencorrtmea orPlear Alba,ie. Wor
wise Ridlepay, Hysteria and Herron, Spasms.
Now, in pilnekaraine eases out of every one hundred,
all the above nameU disorders, and a host of others not
emend, as Consumption of the Lungs and that most in
sidious and wily form of Lonsutoptlon of the Spbsal
Nerv'es. known as label Donald', and Tabs. Ileameiterl
ea, here their seat and ridzin in dissaaaa of the Pelvic
Viscera. Hence the want id success on the part of old
'school practice in treating symptoms only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy [nog sod
Hygienic Institution is now engaged In treating this clam
of modern maladies with the most astasialdai raitams.—
The treatment adapted by the Institution is ma; It la
based upou scientific principles, wi th new discovered
remedies, without minerals or poisons. The facilities of
core are such, that patients ma be cared at their home,
in any part of the country, from accurate . description' of
theft case, by letter; and bars the medicine sent by mail
or vireo. Printed interrogatcuie• will be fritirarded no
Consumption, Catarrh and diseases of the Throat trued
ILP well at the home of the patinas ma' at the lastitation,:
by sending the Cold Medicated INHALI/14) Ha xameso Ve
rose, with Inhaler and ample direttionatur tbairuso,and
direct cerrespondenee.
Patients applying for intern. fattest dr advice, must
enclose return stamps to meet attention.
The attending physician will be found at the institu
tion for eormaltatioo, from 9 a. at. to 9 p. m., oath' day.
Susulay In the forenoon. Address.
' ", DR. ANDRIN STONC,
l'hsl.l.4ack t.. tlar Troy Long and Hygienic' huititate,
aud Plavalman fur Diseases of thia floor% Throat sad
Lury,s, Stron, Troy. N. V. jaanflyl.
li a ' i '. & 1 1 1
.A pi Illil . , j: • : a : :
NO. 12 UNION BLOCK. , -
Oils Door East of Brown's Hotel.
be< feave to &Wotan my_fr,ends and the eitteeee gene
telly. tail I here opened LIME stock of
•
CHOCIIIKRV.
WAIttE.
trHENCII it311:1.%.
I.(NINkt . 4 ketl4 9
•
Tr: h•rr.,
'Nil I. Er ftlti v Pri.
r H tiNTI.K UIt,4%IIKYTn,
oil. 1.4411.14.
Vitl.'llT
t'1..1), TE al 4'} 1- &si :Vl's., _
,
IP %.4Toroi,
't • %Mc altialiicTei, .
1l: M VATS'S' KW+, .
tillaTillt 1/10iLES,
14111011 UM:7ILN. •
TOMO'? Itielis. •
, .
i4POUNS & WOIIIL.N.
' .l
An a .trire variety et •other articles, which rill la
offered at t. , iler:ST EASTERN rtitc!CS.
Or Merchants supplied It kill than..` e York
Plias*. W. K. t: i . - , f
junelb-Stn. ..
SAMUEL L LEWIS,-
DEALER IM
- •
•
BOOTS, SHOES .1 1 f
•-• A
'
AND
RUABEBBI
award nom,
• ram% STREET, FACING TB PARE
LAMM .
GENTS',
AUSSES',
BOYS;
AER EBEEJEGER
flat seat, Giete likkigrak, ca* asitaadag
;BALTAORI.LB /6 GAITERS!
I Amid. PATENT ANKLETS.
;Rminarr tbA plate,
JmdTlßtt.
A(100Th ASSORTMENT
mow Of Wall Pape lad Wiailow OWN at
. JO=
AND AGENTS FOR
' OUR ST(VK OF
IS LARGE.
Plc-NW,
110i3TON,
SUGAR,
CANDY!
=l:2
partla
(*patting up
n ajniwar•
fele, to ter
amble - the
• permits.
-OF
8. 8 LEWIS.
To The Ladies of America.
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD '
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD! •;
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
MORE VALUABLE THAN UOLD!
Dr. JOHN L. LYON'S
French Periodical Drops,
French Periodical Drops„,
French Periodical Drops,
French Periodical Drops,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR ' FEMALES,
FOR FEMA,
R trorisig from ,or bot root' a or,the , nimaes,
(rum whaßise abuse,
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T IS SURE TO CUBIC
IT IS SURE To CURE!
IT IS SURE TO CURE!
IT IS SURE TO CURT!
It is Imptmalble lea enjoy the bloom of health and it
'matt, of spirit; cater the Mimes are relator as to the
time, the tputatitp and totality. When they are abstrac
ted, nature manly Mr snort. to obtain for it some other
Din= walsee• them , effort' , al nature aM Metiate4,
the unmanyentperltrams Despondency, N remise
immaidan c
am . so& 3 ODNiUiIIIPTIOn emu ea Its sway, Mid
terminate, a =amble lin.
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IT REMOVES ALL oBsTRUCTION , C !
IT REMOVES ALL ORsTRUCTIONs
IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIoNs
IT ,REMOV EA •A OBSTRUCTIoN • P
IT REMOVES ALL
IT IS A PERFECT RSAiULATOR
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR!
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR!
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR !
BEAR;IN MIND,
BEAR IN MINI),
BEAR IN MIND,
BEAR INFMIND,
•stet tlallo,
near aa The
MY DROPS TU CURE Suppre.slon of the lienses, how
whatever - muse. though care should be taken to ascertain
if preanaikey be the nose, u thus DROPS would be ewe
to produce raisnudig•, they will a/se 'certainly PßE-
Yg2eT conception. ff taken two or three days Won the
monthly petiole ; tasteful., I wtah it distinctly under
stood, that I do sot hold myself rospoosible *ben used
under such dreamt/luxes.
BUY THE ,BEST
BUY THE BEST
BEY THE BEST!
BUY THE BEST I
BUY THE SUREST!
BUY THE SUREST!
BUY THE SUREST !
BUY THE SUREST!
WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS !
WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS
WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS•!
WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS.!
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM,
by stroagtliantng and invigorating, and restarts'; the
system to a healthy condition. It moderates all turas,
and moms all obstructions, and a speedy cure way be
rolled on.
To Married Ladies,
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They ase sosentist adopted, u they t ring on the month
ly period with sue preset enstarit;
SURE TO DO GOOD
BURE : TO DO GOOD
SURE TO DO GOOD.
SURE TO DO GOOD
•1 ems% flush& any quantlty of testimonials of tie ofe •
tasylnroa ley ere patients, but the practice of parading
bought mmt Iletittotte acme before the public to so prem.
hutl Ide Mob deem Is idyl/able. My object ti to place
my medictna balms the paidlc.not alone to make money,
but be ..1e good. It Ls proverblaVy true of the Antetiean
leutlei,-that fob tan perfrctly healthy "nee eau H Aland
In any one en:tatty.
BE WISE IN, 'HUE!
BE WISE IN 11141 E!!
La 'rot dame, dmaroy TOUT ( . 114}111,11111011. Till II
teatle of oaf P.F.R!(III Al. Litton'', and you will be. Fat
/Med hal I Otil uct ItarboilN. Tell t our attlirted (fiend
hat imoti..wri/ • Ido”na li •ulth to sour cheeks, and
thr,•‘• coarrr • taror mot* raluahl• tbaitikold. For
paititui or 'windy M. 11,111 ast ' i•ju•t tVio t. , •tog
bate. 1100 Mt salad an tuAtuueu i.r %lady Who hail
eilifrting rum lottilut oituatitnitiou two or three 'yea
wittiraior 1.,-1 to hi.r rout. etch tiuie ; /die bad applied t,,
tikes ors! uuoneut ti . rvi•teaupii, wilhoot x• 11.1. uhen LILA
battle or mg,. eoty+ll crated her
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CITES!
Do NOT BE 'IMPOSED UPON !
DO NOT BE lIIPOSEp UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSER ITPON !
DO NOT BE IMPOSED rpox !
Pot rat ti do out mid read tt toyoar Druggist, and Lf be
boa not M. orb tiho'boy tt for you : or, it may be
ed4laodciaolbw& Arista for Mi• 1:ItilOrd States,
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OM Emcw.Cosz
be Yet &Li by all rappectable !hit/gists. Price 11,00 per
ttic
Ter mile it Irloleals by
Itepoisa lty Am. L. Lion, W D
IT , ado t op c m ot , A so W. xict. DiverAits,
sift
. . . plaaose-14t.
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THAT 1 GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
BUY THE SAFEST !
BUY ,THE SAVETT I
BUY, THE SAFEST !
BUY THE SAFEST!
CANNOT. IX) HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
BE W t ISE IN DIME!
BE IWISk: I TIME!
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WitSuwil Draosists.
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