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MUSA enters siesurexp.
We T itated, several weeks ago; that the
sole responsibility fbi,the failurato.orgen-:
ise the State Seneta, rested uPOn the
_Re°,
publiqins in that body, who rejected with
soornthe proposition of the Democratic
members to make an equal division of t h e
- offices, and thus put an end to the costly
piece, of child's play which has been *M
uting in Harriaburtsince the first Tues
day of 'January. The facts which Iwe
presented at _that time were snificiemt
proof of the correctness of the_ charge,
but recent developments have placed the
matter in still plainer light, and fixed the
stigma of preventing necessary State Leg
islation, by their factious course, so strong
ly upon the Republicans that all, the in
genuity of their tricky leaders j cannot
evade it. We alludelo' the resignation of
Major White, which -knew aseeitained to
,have been delivered a number of weeks
ago, and the fact of which was well known
to all the prominent Republicans in the
State. If any of our Administration rea
ders doubt this assertion let them read
the following extract from the Indiana
Messexger, a Republican paper published
in the town where Major White resides:
"The State Senate is still at a dead lock,
caused, not by Jefferson Davis at Rich
mond, nor yet by - the copperheads of the
Nor% but by the obstinacy of Hon. Thos.
White, of Indiana, Pa. Every one knows
that had Mr. White forwarded the resig
nation as soon as received, there would
have been none of this trouble in the
Senate: A new member eould have been
elected and the vacancy filled before the
assembling of the Legislature, and thus a
great . expense saved to the State. - But .
Judge White chose to retain the resigna
tion in his wallet, and . the lock in the
Senate, the suspension of publio business,
and an additional expense to the State is
the conseqUenoe. Should Senator White
be released to-morrow,,,his father will not
be able to shirk the responsibility of
keeping the Senate at a stand still s ince
the sth of January."
And if any additional testimony is
needed we refer them to the Franklin
Repository, edited by Hon. Alex. K. Mc-
Clure, one of the leading men in his par
ty, and a gentlemen whose statements on
questions of a political nature should be
orthodox to all "loyal" Republicans thro'-
out the State. That paper explains the
extraordinary course of the Adniinistra
tionists in the Senate_ by the following
paragraph : _ -
"The Repository was well advised when
it announced, some weeks ago, that the
resignation of Senator White was in hie
father's hands. Gov. Curtin,. has never
seen it, or had any control whatever over
it. Judge-White, father of the Senator,
received it some sixtsr days ago, direct from
Riehntend„ and with it he received a letter
authorizing him to use it at his discretion.
It would have been delivered to speaker
Penny at once, and thus secured a Senator
before the meeting of the Legislature, but
for the fact that the release of Senator
'White was eanfidently expected from time
to time. Now a definite proposition has
gone to Richmond, to exchange him for
the rebel Gen. Trimble, and if it, is rejec
ted the resignation will be promptly de
livered and a new election ordered, it it
has not already been done. It is, there
fore, safe to calculate on the.dead look in
the Senate ending in the next twenty
days, much to the chagrin of Jeff. Davis
and his 'friends' Clymer, Hopkins & Co.,
of the thimble-rigging persuasion."
The public, will have no difficulty, after
these confessions on the subject, in fasten
ing the blame on the right shoulders. Every,
dollar spent in factious delays in the'or
ganization of the Senate is a dollar to be
charged to the Republican party, and
should be remembered by the tax-paying
voters at the ballot-box.--
Since wviting the above the:reiiigna-.
tion of Major White has been read id the
Senate, and an election for a Senator to
supply the vacancy ordered. When this
takes place, the JaCobins will have a ma
jority in that body—for, the district is
hopelessly Administration—and . the fa
mons "dead-lock" will be broken by the
election of a Jacobin Speaker and other
officers.
LAND 4061? VOA WILE.
`The State of Pennsylvania holds- scrip
for 780,000 acres of Western Lands, gran
ted by Congress for educational purposes.
This scrip is for sale, and parties may pur
chase it by applying to the Stirveyor Geri
era', at Harrisburg. As the State cannot
locate the scrip, bat mustsell it to parties
who can, and any person purchasing may
do so, this will no doubt prove a very pro•
Stable investment, and those Wishing to
invest would do well to do it at once. It
it divided into port:l6l'B_9f one quarter
of a section each, and may - be located 'up
on say- vacant public lands subject to sale
at private entry.
TUX New Orleans £re, the Administra
tion organ in Louisiana, is satisfied that
the abolition party will snowed in "the
reestablishment of a State government
on the basis l of freedom."' It• admits,
however, that; such a governinent could
not be sustained, it the Federal army was
withdrawn. It says : "Upon the military
strength of the Department we must de
pend for oar safety and the ini►intsinanoe
of our most sacred rights."
Inrartswr Dsctstow.—The Supreme
cc . purtbf Ittessohnsetts has decided in the
Ow of Wood at. &diens, arising in Hamp
dentounty and argued last September,
thaat the plaintiff, - in an action upon a
promissory note payable. On demand in
spec*, :can only recover judgment for
the amount of the face of the j note and
interest, although he offers to prate that
at the time when pSyment ~o f the note
leas demanded specie - !was worth a
premium above psi. '
"AssamAnation LS Till Woe*, Ann , 1
1 i Dias Paosocsca sr.7--Bnch was the lig
,
lnal given by Theodore Tilton, of , the• new
';policy of the Radical Abolitionists. A
mulatto girl, of Phi/adelphia,_laas• caught
the word, and advocates it in a book she
has just , written, • under t h e title of
i t fo
"Ifimagenation." A neral mixture of
races and, oolom, -no r matrimonial or
other auspices is the rns: • • . -
,in
addition to his
decided Went for silence. lie - 'arrived at
Loollivitio, Ky., On thellthi''indirsi oor
diauy . ivwsed, bui"rifuSad to make
spedili t iettfai 000. Leslie 00: ',;iti.l6'6
ay
for Vateslist ha "Itis4WitOtliing ,
abOat
speech-malting and had no disposition is
" ~~~ y y 1
SIZE
tali WIDTH 1111 IPIPIZAIR.
- The extracts we have beeit publishing
from the Southern pipers, fne,--thii Lqt
week, show that the crisis or tit, plat Ve•
hellion has almost been reishid. Theta
is no attempt to disguise the ionic, pew
fusion and almost hopeihositjlt_ligiphivrhiip
interts all cleans of the Southern people.
Little or nothing is said of pestle; if is
true; indeed, the-chimers of a distinct
nationality still bedevils the ruling minds
of the South, but as one 411 .. t,e(R,emltr.
tion of the dread problemiwhlch must be
met in the immediate future. The cur
rency is useless, the army ii discOntented,
recruits are sorely needed, supplies of
food; elothing and munitions of war can
not be had, and, for the first time, the.
whole press of the, South is in opposition.
to Jett. Davis' government. The sweeping
conscription law, which forces into the kr•
my all the atde.bodied men of the South,
without any distinction whatever, has sle
veloped, as might be expected, a forma*
able party' opposed to the ruling powers,
and- whatever of discontent formerly ex•
isted has been stimulated into a fierce
activity by the violent means which the
rebel government must employ to hold,
much less improve, Itheir position.
We are thus frank in stating the dee
perste condition of the t3olith so that our
warning against delusive hopes - may, have
all the force which candor should give it.
We are aware that the administration
press will take it for granted that the re
bellion is over, and will commence, the
discussion of the division of the proceeds
before it is fairly secured.
We now solemnly warn the country to
put no faith in the theory of the downfall
9f the rebellion through the process of ex
haustion.. With all the signs of panto and
confusion which reach us from the South,
we believe that when the spring opens it
will find the three great Southern armies
—Lee's, Longstreet's and Johnson's—he:
ger, as well fed and supplied, and anima
ted with a more desperate resolution than
ever before. The outcries we hear at the
South are from the wealthier and more
influential class of Southerners, who are
willing enough that the war should go on
but who have no stomach for fighting in
the ranks as common soldiers.' The news•
paper editors who oppose this wholisale
conscription are in the same boat. Writing
for the rebellion is all right, but fighting
for it is not in their line. Then there is
a disconted party in North Carolina who
talk' ery loud against the Confederate
Governinent, but who take their opposi
tion out in talking.
The truth is, Jeff. Davis Is still master
of the sitnatibn so far as the control of
the South is concerned.. All the military
and civil machinery of the government is
in his possession, and nothing but State
action or armed resistance will check him
in his designs. As we see no evidence of
an open revolt against Davis at the South,
we take it for granted he will be enabled
to get all the men and supplies he needs
to open the spring campaign with tremen
dous vigor. Let us be prepared to meet
him with augmented armies and si sterner
resolution than his own, and perhaps the
next grand campaign may really be the
last.—N. Y. World. -
A - party of_ soldiers from New York
State; who had been attending Goy. Cur
tin's inauguration, were detained a few
hours at Sunbury in Consequence of the
trains not connecting. While there they
gat drunk and were led by some resident
rascals to assault the aloe of the Sunbury
Democrat. After doing much injury to the
materials of, the office, and In ,a most
cowardly and cruel manner beating the
owner of the building, they retreated to
several of the Saloons, where they "de
stroyed. whatever they could put their
hands oh. Their conduct is severely con
demned by the Sunbury America*, a Re
publican paper. The outrage was
only cowardly but infamous. The Dem
erol is one of the ablest and most patriot
-10 papers in the State, and it. editor is one
of the most efficient members of our State
Legislature, whose election is • most
empathic endorsement of his 'correct
ciples. -
The editor offers $lOO reward for the,
arrest of the perpetrators of the outrage,
We esteem this as useless, for, up to this
time, GOT. Curtin,has promptly pardoned
every miscreant convicted of destroying
private property or committing 'gross aii•
wilts for politial"issmiss. Of course the
Governor who does that is no better the"
other rascals, yet the knowledge of this
fact does not protect private rights. We
have ever been an advocate of the close
observance of law, but if It is understood
that the Governor of the State will par.
don every scoundrel who may destroy
property or commit perional assault' for
politicalressons, then we say Democrats,.
as no law IS left to you, protect yourselves
harm is threatened, arm and fortify
sufficiently to prevent tallied Wove—,
Crosta.l Pamena.
TIM WASILINGITIM ILUNAVIC4II MID MIS
• DICOL/WSOSI. , . - .
Phikaaphers na that nations are,
subiect at timestoattealre of inanity, the
same as individuals, and that wars and
pestilence. are the rude correctives pro
vided by nature to restore the crazy mars
to a normal state. It Li rely deer that if
the people of the Unite; States at. not
ail out of their heads, then the governing
majorities, North and South, an not in
their right muses. The South foolishly
persists in its chimera of independence,
which is midget pasible nor desirable;
while *ending party of the North insists
upon a tistattinition with the negro,
width reason, and instinct alike forbid.
The' 'Madness of the administration
party is 'shown in the absurd adulation
paid to Mks Anna 11..Diskensoa. There
is really nothing remarkable about this
young woman. She, k a rery ordinary.
looking person, with oe hank sou*, an
unfeminine =arm, sad a
.penot-like
flow of words. What she MAP is tamely
s rehash of the law and violent assemiuni
of the extreme redial journals, and
orators. . She attracts ear& 'when ',she
Speaks, by appealing to the saki Wilt of
the userveieus and monsoons, by-mktals -
Barnum has made fortune's ort4bito
ins wooly horses, , Dwarfs, Ades mien
maids, and other queer lithe Yak thk s
silly'young person was allosiedi tie the of
thO Lull of 114 . 1fouso of ilesitimentatires
a " ids, to isisks,* ode ei her
&glom Sot' only so;
• tifthe
*Ain't Walston were mow bee sons
MOB LklW.
J~~~M.q a...
ton, and she was introduced and in
by the oilleist heads of the fiscal end
$012114-
ANOTWIR CI UM WOK W 69
• per,Feb., 1.
Ordered; that a draft for aye hundred
thousand ifieti to serve for three 'years or
during the war, be made on the 10th day
of ]larch next, for the military service of
the Unit d States, crediting and deduct
ing therefrom so many as may have been
enlisted or drafted into the aeriiee prior
ioLhir.first day Asf-lisesik, sad sot hem-
Wore credited.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LIiTiX)LN.
' The following explanation of, the aboie
Call is male by the Washington agent of
the Agent:gated Inn: It will be recollect
ed. that in October a call for 300.000 men
was made, This number htts , heen about
half filled by volunteering mid re-enlist
menti.• The call-now made for 800,000
interpreted by gentlemen seqtMinted with
military aftairs, to include the above 800,-
000, being, in effect, an additional call
for 200„000 men.
The volunteering is supposed to furnish
at present an average of 2,000 .per
The cadet of the President makes a credit
or deduction of so many as may have en
listed or been drafted prior to the Lt of
March, at which time the 8400 premium
expires. !. When these arrangements are
completed, the total in the army will be
half a million of men.
As lactpturr or via Tillll.-4re have read
much if the arrests upon party grounds which
have taken place in other sections of the
Gauntry, but to the credit of oar people and
public officers be it said, that, :although we
have an ' enormous Administration - majority
here, Erie county has thus _far escaped the
disgrace of any of these:operations. It must
not be inferred, however, that we here not
Men in our community bigoted enough; to be
guilty of any degree of injustice; ageinst• a
political opponent, but rather that the good
sense of the larger portion of the people, ap•
predating the advantages of Free Speech,
and understanding the theory of our govern
ment, has overbalancled i and made impotent
the desires of the milignant few; to imitate
the occurrences thati have Ashen
,plaeo else
where. An incident that transpired a few
days ago will serve to( display tie 'spiiit that
actuates this last mentioned elms of persons.
On Saturday last. ia number sriztlemen
were assembled in a hotel at Wellsburg.
Among them was a young furloighed
,soldier,
aged about eighteen years, who: wis relating
his experience in the, army. The conversa
tion soon turned upon the feeling of the sol
diers for Gan. McClellan, when theyottng
man denounced the General -in; severs terms,
saying that any person who would uidehake
to defend him now in the Army of the ,Poto
mac would be hooted out of camp. One of
the gentlemen present. Wm. Sherman, Rsq.,
as respectable and influential • a citizen as
there is in the township, doubted some of the,
soldier's statements. The latter became an
gry, and wound up by calling Mr. ,Sherman a
"Copperhead." Mr. S. retailed by 'saying
that he "would as leave be* called a, Copper
head as a Saphead," and Intimated to the
soldier that such language ie he had used
was not very becoming a young man
towards an old one. The soldier then oom - -
;gained that it was not pleasant far those who
had been is the army to come honie and be
abused, when Mr. Sherman responded that it
was not a bit pleasanter for pergola too old
to enter the service, to have young men, who
know little of political history, to come home
and abuse' those who wersT i pitying taxes for
the support of the war, and sending snide.
of comfort - almost weekly to tie army. ,
On Monday Mr. Shermazistarted froin his
home to this city, and took a seat in the same
car on the Pittsburgh road occupied by the
young soldier alluded to.. On the way to
Girard the latter intimated :that •he would
have Mr. Sherman punished, but, thinking it
mere blaster, the old gentleman paid scarcely
any attention to the threat. It seems, how
ever, that when the train arrived l at Girard,
the soldier telegraphed to Deputy Provost
12ion -to have a guard at the depot in this
city, and Mr. Sherman was astonished upon
getting out of the-ears, to And a couple of
bayonets presented at him, and near s stern
voice announcing that he was under arrest.
Provost Lyon was present, also, ;and imme
dined, inquired of the soldier the came fier
the proceedings. The young man gave his
story, and the Provost promptly pronounced
his course ridiculous, saying that: Mr. Shor
n= had committed no sot that could possibly
be considered a crime. The pilsoner wu dis
charged at once, and the ofliolowyoung sol
dier received a lesson that will probably makir
him a wiser man in future. Mr. Sherman is
warm in his praise of Provost Lyon's on
duct. ,
We present this case at length because it is
the first instance of an wrest for political
reasons that has occurred in Ow , county, and
to shiow the contemptible meanness of a class
of men who happen for the time to have a
party majority in the loyal States. We es
teem a true soldier, as much as any man in
the country, bat a person who acts as this
fellow did is not' worthy the 'reipect of any
person in the community. Our readers can
imagine the sort of nation we . would have
if a lot of petty tyrants of his stamp could
succeed in managing the Government to snit
thsir, intolerant views t' ;
Proig the Sid 'Anhui:it
CAXP OP its 830 Niue. P. P.,
Rappahennock ',Station. Va.,
Jam 28th, 113434.
FEUD Osemtvent—On Saturday, 3sn'y
23 41, Capt. D. C. McCoy. of Meadville, re
turned from a ten day's lesie of absence,
bringing with' him his commission at Clem.
Colonel of the 83d, and a soinmission for
Capt. 0. 8. Woodward as Colonel. On Bion
day, Jan. 25th, Capt. McCoy Wes duly mus
tered into the service as tient. , Oolonel of the
8841,. and on the following day took command
of the regiment
Owlig to then being some lies seven
hundred sad fifty 'alighted mei Sn the muster
rolls, Capt. Woodward • cannOt be mustered
yet as Colonel. EleVenty;ieven recruits would
enable 'him to get mustered; land from pre-
sent appearances we serum! to wait but a
Alai this; as volunteers for 'the Oa are be
, *anise to,straggle into camp i
Theta are four hundred enlisted men in
camp, reported for duty.
'May, Jaa.22d, the
,regiment were-re
lieved 'from 40, as guards on the railroad
tiaina,-; • • , - H
„
cot. pcversugovhe has OhaVge
_of the -sell
read ,frots Alezeadrie to, Qaipepper Court
ouse,Arksjemanzions to luivs the regiment
move to Ahlszaadria, In order to make it, more
eoesesteat for the, oeidnotore ;of tbe trains,
but tho bifejor commanding the regiment ob
l!Potld to moving, .sad the consequence is, we
era eiiniel4d, to return to leer long -tried
odiee. temp., 00 2 taigas A 144. The sth
Paitiilassrvmm, AM& the 44th N. Y. V., have
tikes Sir place.
•
Qr s ahm and Link C. P. Born ex-
MgCM=E=EM= I =CM
MERE
ZESIS
Mot to lists las la! days for hose. oa
sndthis sorties
ingthlair rendae quiet, with the amp.
Liam el a tow ttalaaptatukt eidde b 7 Ketieby'l
thieelie mad rebbses.
No furleighe are puma lb regionals
• ere a number have re-enlisted sad gene
h. " on a thirty cloys' furlough.
had not been so luny redrafts is
the se - tlist they could hare re-ealleted
WI wen home In
• body, nearly all of those
who luta two years would hare rir
The ' h
quarters e•• • •
•
u spring.
PePeri iMaistxies• ;
Anawrio.--The A NoritAll for Febru
ary has this internal list of contents :
"Oink= ;" "My Btot • and I;" "A Half
Life and &if • Life ;" "0 • the Relation of
Art to Nature;" "Snow," Mrs. Elisabeth
Akers; "House sad Mome Papers," by Har
riet Beasher Stowe ; "The Couvultionists of
81. Medard," by Robert Dale Owen; "Pres
ence," by Alice Cary ; "Glacial Period," by
Louis ASsosil ; "Bryant:" by George 8. MI.
lard ; "Annealey Hall and Nentead Abbey,"
by Mrs. Waterston; 'The Last Charge ) ," by
Oliver Wendell Holmes; , "Northern, Inva
sions," i kT Edward Everett Hale ; and the
usual relieve and literary notices. - Among
the noticeable features of the number is Mr.
George 8. Rillarre paper en "Bryant," a fine
pie** of appreciative criticism.
Damosnirr's housesioria Naws.—The New
York 11lyStrated News has recently been pur
chased by Mr. W. .1. Demorest, 'aid will be
published hereafter under the above caption.
It is lhtended to make the Yews more of's
family paper than any illustrated journal now
extant. In addition to pc illustrations of
current *vents, it is Wanted to devote a con
siderable space to the 'Wats, and other
matters of peculiar interest:to the gentler sex.
It will also endeavor to supplptle-want of o
good comic paper, which we have ,not had
since Vanity fair came - to an untimely end.
The Votes of the paper published since the
change in proprietors, show a great improve
ment, and the News' will soon be a formidable
rival of Ilasper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's
Illsutrstab .Papa.
Ka tognasoqutz.—The February number of
this old and favorite monthly has the follow
ing interesting lilt of contents : Sermons, by
a non-reverend, Womanhood's .CrOwn, The
Blue Overcoat, The Dead Heart, The Restore
tive Peitoiple.in Nature, An Oriental Poet,
llntaimological Pins, A Volunteer's Story,
'lcarus, s Persian Story, The Cragaa Portrait,
Bretating Heart'. The gditaia.Tabla, Mirk**
the best, femora of this monthly. keeps up its
old-time &alums and geniality.
Otmasow.—We always gladly welcome Glea
son's Literary Compsesteur, with its bright, neat,
well Ailed pages, contorting something spicy
and good for all clams of readers. `This su
perb weekly "companion" is e, great favorite
in literary tarsi* and well it may be. Mr.
Gleason evinces as unusual degree of energy
se well as the best of taste in the:manage
meet of his periodlcal, and is deserving of the
widely-extended lid rapidly increasing pa-
tronage'Which he receives.
• Woyanos.—One! of the oldest and most
popular literary weeklies in the land is the
well-known Wanly Asyssine, which is now
'Wile twenty-eighth volume. The reputation
of the W4lll/11/1, is established beyond all cavil,
and its enterprising editor andptprietor,
L
Moses Dow. Esq., is reaping a m ted re•
ward for his 1'640141;6b1. efforts Ili runtish
ingthe people with a first-elan weekly wage,
Liao.
—The rebels have suddenly displayed
wonderful activity in every quarter, and
we bear of guerrilla raids i n Louisiana,
Virginia, Telma, North Carolina, and even
in 'Kentucky. We shall be agreeably
disappointed if the hopes which the Re
publicans had iinted upon the public
heart that the was near its end,
do not, like most of the beliefs founded
on the same authority, turn out to be to
tally false and foolish. All
iidloa
tions now point to an enormous increase
of the rebel armies, and an early and
desperate opening on their part of the
spring campaign. On the -morning of
Feb. Lt, our outposts at Bachelor's
Creek, N. C., were attacked by a rebel
force 15,000 strong, and the forces in that
neighborhood obliged to fall backwithe
loss of from 50 to 100 men, their camp
equipage, a few stores, and probably one
section of light artillery. Our comman
der in that section is reported to be con
fident of holding his ground hereafter:
A simultaneous movement was nude by
the rebels on the op 'to side of the
river to cdt off our oominunicih
tion, with what success is not, reported;
'S times from Mesde ' s arm y say that
ni du bi: il l tr iAckets front are frequently
chap it is supposed in eontuseegqndsfes of
cation and want of confidence in
some of their regiments. All reports
concur in stating, that food is scarce ; . a
quarter of a pound of salt pork and little
tour are given daily to each man ; tea,
coffee and sugsi are unknown. •No cloth
ing has .been distribtited to Lee's army
since the' movement of Kies Run.': Inter
cepted letters state that of 3,000 rebel
cavalry sent into the Shenandoah Valley
during the recent cold weather, not Over
600 had returned. Many were frozen to
death, many others frost bitten, and the
whole movement was a perfect failure.. , •
From Newtown we stave farther Par
ticulars of the rapidly-increasing. feeling
of discontent in North Carolina. The
people are urging the calling, of. a State
Convention, and Dr. Leech, one of the
recently-elected members of the Rebel
Congress, says, through the Raleigh Stand
ard, that North Carolina now claims the
fulfillment of the compact, or the right to
depart from the Confederacy In peace.
Gov. Vance opposes the taxation of State
property by the Rebel Government. The
Raleigh Standard, in an article addressed
to slaveholders, ; says if the war should
continue twelve months longer the in
stitution of SLarery would be destroyed.
Gen. Foster telegraphs from Knoxiille,-
on .he 28th,' Wet on the 27th our cavalry,
under ten. Sturges, achieved a decided
victory over the Rebel cavalry at a point
ten miles east ofSeviernlle, about. -I
miles east of Knoxville. Our' cavalry
made a brilliant charge, driving the ene
my from the field, with a loss of 65 killed
and wounded left on the• field, and over
100 prisoners and two steel: cannon. An
of ter from Knoxville. at lonbrrille, re;
ports that about a week since the rebels
drove off 1,800 head of Government ''eat.-
tle, within three miles of Knoxville. Re
says that our army has goose into winter
quarters, aod apprehends no attack.. . A
reconnoissance made on the 23d disoover
ed that Longstreet had made a 'hasty te- -
beat and gone beyond %abridge.
Some Union transports and a small
land force made a foray at the Broad=
Faros. Colones River, on the 2344 cap.
r
turd 22 of the enemy, seven of 0'0,1318: -
nal Corps, and brought away 09 n'egenea;
They also destroyed 24,000 pounds of
pork, and large quentities.of oats and
own septum' a sloop and sehooner,And
240 boxes Of biome l- 1 0. 70 turaed
iyith
out the loss of a matt.
i —A SO. Imported at Bevil* Misr.; -
between - wbi4n sad =pose ; the whites ,
got want ell Air ads% bit failspisa
Mai
~nag 1 . 1 4140410=44.,
cambia; Fames
of the , min*. is good, Um
sad the weather mild
Latest War News.
Information is rewind el a veld by
Roller's rebel cavalry on the; Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, near Onesberland,
Morylead: -awe& te100114411114 were
out, and britiges alOwaspend to lte)dwilreyed,
The enemy wale repulsed, besserse, by
Our troops _before!. the kg= wee
effected, though= some we r e
damaged bY tie Gee.-,Kelly tole
graphs to.. Gov. Borman that i`they have
been . driven .back from *aline of the
railroad at all point!' and are :low- in fall
retreat . vigorously' pursued by Saar troote.
„ Gov. „ Borman, of Wsestern Vir
#ds, received., dispatch troneGe!lipelis.
Olio,stitiag that** stessuy Levi which
left that place for CharlestoO, Western
Virginia, on Wednesday night was cap
tured and burnt at Red HMSO bn the
Kanawha river. Brigadier Gen. Scam
mond, and one of his staff Were taken
prisoners. -The rest of the ' , Peseenlecs
were released. The rebels also burnt the
telegraph office at Bed Home.,
The - Baltimore :tisna;ician has the, as
surance from a gentleman i Just from
Richmond, who has gone to Washington
to oommunicate with the Gbvernment,
that the Rebel authorities are faking steps
to propose to the Federal Government to
lay down their arms, provided the Presi
dent's Amnesty.Proolsauttioni be extend
ed to their leaders. The etorris is urgent
need of confirmation. I
—.On the 26th ult., Gen. Palmer sent
an expedition to capture a- force of rebel
cavalry in Jones and Oinks* aounties,
North Carolina. They !succeeded in rout
ing the enemy, capturing 23 men with
their horses and equipment", destroyed
150,000 to 200,000 lbs of pork; 70 bushels
of salt, 10,000 of tobsuicio, 32 bbhi of beef,
also capturing several mules; horses, ho.
—The siege of Charleston appears to
have entirely dossed, with the exception
of an oeissional shell thrown into the
city, Gen. Gilmore is coming North, and
•the Jacobin press have alrdady taken to
abusing him. Fort Stunteris said to be
almost as strong as ever, and, presents an
impassible barrier to the en trance of our
vessels.
Considerable excitement prevails in
Kentucky at the prospect of a rebel inva-
Sion of the state. - Hamilton' is reported
41 be moving on GlisgoW ail the head of
five hundred guerrillas.
The rumor about the; Invasion of
Pennsylvania by Imboden proves entirely
unfounded. No official Intelligence to
that effect bas been received at Harris
burg, or anywhere else. :1
—The Louisville Journal has the partia
l:dant of an affair at Scottsville, ILy., where
500 rebels attacked 150 men of the 48th
Kentucky, who finally surrendered. The
rebels burned the Court Rouse, robbed
stores and committed other depredations.
' —Brig. Gen. Rawlins, Chief of Staff to
Gen. Grant, telegraphs from, Nashville on
the 29th; confirming the reported repulse
of the rebels at Athena and else on this
side of Florence, Als: The rebels were
badly defeated in both empivenents.
—A letter dated Mobile Bay, Jan. 9, in
giving an account of an attempt so destroy
a rebel steamer aground otin bar. reports
a sharp little
,fliht between; our fleet and
Fort Morgan. We were unable to get the
steamer out, but received ne dame.
—A dispatch to the Chio Thiene mays
Gen. Thomas' Chief of Staff, Gen. Whip-,
ple a recently stated that slier seventy-three
- hundred deserters from Brigg's army had
come in our lines since Oct. 20, as shown,
by the rolls. They were Principally from
Kentucky regiments. Tito nusuber now,
arriving is unusually large;
Dispatches received at the War Dalt,
partment from Gen. Kelly's command
state that on Saturday, 30th, a supply train
on-the way to Petersburg was attacked by
the Rebel force under Gee. Reeser, and
after a severe resistance On the part of
the eioort, was captured by the rebels.
—The rebel troops in Arkanass, on the
east side of Bed River, number_ 21,700.
Three quarters of these troops are mono
ted, and the remainder are being esocut•
ted as fast as horse. and nettles can be sto
len., t
,--Representative Keeton of lowa stated
in - the House on Tuesdajl that the Post-
Moe Department is no* self staining
for the first tints in fiftein.yean. which
henttributed • mainly to the legislation of
gress. ! ! •
The !Kentucky Leglllative .on Wed
nesday elected George D. Pretstioe editor
of The Jowrwal, State Prinkr, on-Ithe third.
ballot, by a pearly - Tote.
1
MABBI~D.
Oa Thanda7 nosing, the
had, try Row. J. W.
seamier, Nato? of ottoes'& Pt . ..Puri Clattalt
113101YANN T. JAIIISCYI to pa C&TT
both or this city.
mui GOAL* semusr.
„ L - It Is adadttod of in plea that Val vial
wad al lOWA and lama la kmolii tha Wed
sad vattouilluldi - Ot the body la Oldak dorm oliabillq.
Man you f.el coutinood pals to "item! of bowals,
any oontlnnod unaaainoos to any organ or °lbw auto of
tab body, you can prima anioaallaimina by %Mfg
samaraurrnm rims.
• r •
Illading may give ossimair*sm4 beam the blood
lett trill Lin sirs rem Bat as Una* Is Mall triss
time blood Sod sustainsd by tbs goad. to trots our Wend
is to 'vista over lAN and rain 'oar, mstitatina. Etat
Brandritit's Pitts rellsvo tbs Maktini as natty as
Westin* by only iskise my wait it 11111 veil Opus. ea
'MT 101•1211111111 T. •
Kra. /puma aissm Diti floof l / 2 was oust of fgt.
Vitas Dam*, (Issas! Dotoillty,Poowo of Mood pod
(Nationales of =ay years standing. 6 flas
rus easo at hoetb b pisWislood li tliO pasapiiista.
Sold by Dr. L. emu% respeatalie tar
lea is I 1 isall4m.
. ! ;
1111X11 NO MORN ! '
. ! Uneieavaat oaf Ilasale liedirlerse.
ter aapleaecat lad deamenui abeam me
Rautoouts =TRAM WOO; '
If filth bag received be gsdorsomest of tie meet
1 PROVININif PHYSICIANS Of ?fit 11. 8,
b mew oared to Meted haaraity Mg 6 airldla OMAs
the tellowiax . disseese and ayaiptae l =lavatas Erm
disemearand absee et ** Orlsea7 or Owns s
Omni nobility.
- r Ifestat art \
i Plinio] Deireadle,
. _.
113"al ipeterribraill
ciamond ea ny ot staia.tiowt aises ousima teibe addatr arrai :
Itiationeee cad Ebepleeseeer at With%
Onset et illeeeelar Mier/.
Loner! Aopttite.
- 1 11h.1411.1103,
. ..
Low CO% • •
Dinarganleetlen oe Perelyals at the
• • ' Capin atikaseelliw4
Middles' etthe
Ana, to kat, Fill the eonceeelteAle ed • Nevem sad De
hilltstodetale et the iiten. •
TY ware tee giasins art a 4 ad. 1
'O
Oneras ASK FOR RlitAIElOlOll. TANK NO O?NU.
tred. -
theele-ta. See alewthameal i la aseeleee maims.
PIN
lENNIIN T CONININIaII a I
041D4
' TO COI 1R71111,1T10.
The usis«aieed haviag bort roAelod to bean is
• fee weeks, by see, Ample rimeedyAfter herrn Ataired '
esserif tsars withsevere lasi Ord en. mad lime ANN
dials* Otorismitiole— hi maim M EMIR WNWb Mir
Allospeeihries the mesas of ore. 1 , •
To sE oho Aria, Us. iss Ida solii off se no .per
ptiari oast •(free of slump), with tbe disestioas
pesoefing - sod 'ushr the snl., width they IMAM e
Oaks CA= Air 'Colotraseses,!ilerilia. asuren*lia
The air obloot state adreeibir la Stalin the hosedp
flak is to benefit the MEd* sad owed filialetlee
widish hi ectissiTse to: be les*eabh4 awl hr hopes env
. *lll hi t& risosdy, as it eral eget thus seek%
end Isty prove s bisallsig.
Partin slain the prolieloe 4111 plow eilAnie
RaT.IDWAIIiD A WILBOI4 •
a 2 1 Vlnksillorib,
"ay citseaty, Kw Twet.
013tUNIMAUI
R. TOILLUP VIIIIIIIIUN
Jj wait& dare kw Pau sad Ada% sad Issnawasi
sups** la aap other. .4aqi it , sans; sonic
b absoiukilp surakap air lila med. ylisoss s
arminber this sad arta yourastt with &bolo. *Wd
delay. Croup is a &amass whisk gime ma iatilak
ipissitlytifinidrp this Owl bra at algid;
lakes* pkwilsiolara ims , usamsali.it wag bOo•
iiwwwabse, the Tarotisa wawa woe
Prise SS sad 00 oaks mat by en eigglift
Clottliadtatrea,ifewThlk. jui11,14.1..•
J :
TP O ~ I 4MI IIII .
sare Nosh, a
"Wand rl lbssit Obs " 1111 1 4 87 0 4)
bresamt Mob ± r . •
?irlAt
Mige01411111.11111u;
•
1341.PONMER,
OR CONCENTRATED
WAR Slakes high prices ; Saponifier
Bats tendaaa them. Beak." soap for Year
erglaa pined by:aitai your Ititab" gr""P•
'or VAILTION. As "parlous !got are orrer4trit,. , ,
be owned s 4 maly bay the ?awited &Kiel.. put up in
lees eana. all ettlers betas Cs aaterfelta: , •
ITIBIESTLVAINA SALT II ANUITACIITRINI: CQ ,
Phlladelputs—\o 1:7 loViLlitalttest
Pittobarg—Pitt Street and Daq , jesae Way
waVENE4W. - •
AGIENEILIL REBELLION.
TRIIIIMI Or A GUAT DIAGOVLI3X
The pet& lu ribelisd spina asairisire &it Dye..
Ira*los btu foram ern them. gape ut4 cu:Ltauclty
W Miliird thetratead
cluivramityrs 11w& USE,
and forsSt remem rJ It =browns anirbtackena the
lair, set tie Mts. It is a weretakle watlliteß cot
bavvoing Aft. Naomi not borlowine nature with Roma
int aidadbistiwrilybet reduces be own lirne kw. Ite
aeeilag ellaatli Way. It ehtham detection. ' Its results
ant unkerns. It meter feat.
ilianntawkwawd by J. CRISTADOHO, No. 4 Astor Noon,
Now No*. Sold by all Dnogzieta and applied by all flair
Diums. jan3,3-Im.
=
MVON =moms & axerati Eric is
OF a NFAVOII3; II VALID.
ad for the beneet sad a' a mottos' to young
MUM, and attars, who sub: from Nervous Deblitty; Ear
ly Dash sad their kindred allmeots—anpPlying the
Mau of ssif aars. ity one who has tared Memoir after
being• Matta of misphimd eonfidenev in medical hark
ant o rket7. By enclosing a post-paid envelope,
stasis fio r d had of the author, NATHA.4IIL Bor.
VMS, Bp, County, New Fora. j. 24
:Budaus Cards Warted in Ms column at the rate
rs, asd Tlw Dollars per year.] .
E . plume iumwerr, •
lore= or mg •Pakeii. °ales mond
laer Varee Mock, ; hunch Stilwell, between Fifth and
' _ lune lb-2._
WALLACX DX wirr.
ATl*ll3filr ,AT LAW. Mee in
%mit Mast. riand Boor. !ranch Arse,
LI: iist. I 8
Esau= rumours °Auxin',
:
• Bleak, pis Psi pialre4tf.
CILILFIN si WILIBUK,
ATTOWT a? Lev. Ridgway, Ps.
Posentie la Vk, McKean, Cameron and Jefferson mantle'.
J. C. MAW , . Uars3ol6*-1 , 01 W. W. W/LBOR.
IL W. HATLL, 4.ItOPRIZTOR.
ILORRLSON HOUSE.
Caner of ineeoad and Masked Street—one Roan east of
Inhume's tridesada. WalTea. Pa. Sept. 29-17.
E N. VOLE,
Boos Drugs, Siam Doos Marrryaormaa,
to„ . la &mod Story of ItlnSorneeht's Block, Sato, Pa.
GEONSE H. CUTLER.,
Artois= ay Law, Girard, Erie County,'
Collactipais sad other bast:teas &treaded to with
womptaesa aad dispatch.
j F. DOWNII I IO.
Arrow: AT LAW AND JCBTITI or TER
ntll6ll. Will practice fa the metal Courts of Erie County,
riserpatW aeit Meal attention to alltniainese ea.
to him Maas, eithw ea an Attorney or Nagictrate.
Olio fa goalies mods, 1:0311“ of ROI and rum
pa
iISiI3B Bail
, o
,
e WILDLEXEL3 AXD BETAIA DILLIE is
and Provisions, flour and Feld,i Wood and
VWow Wage, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Snarl, &c.,S tate
Stmt., one door South of Fourth, Eaat aide, Erie, Pa.
Janet—a/XL .
zoisacm,
Beaessuaz and Dealer In: 'Stationary,
, Ilapairra„ Noinpapers, &a Country dialers
mip Store radar Brown's Botalfrontiiii the Park.
WNW.
I. innrrear gyms: ig• ?AIM DAVIS.
)ICITII & DAVIS;
Arratnrs ArLAw Cherthnt
knot. lhadvills, Pa. Vet. 15-Z7.'C'2
TAM. P. GAGGLVIL . '
XMAS"' Primus sea-asprzasi. Comaccr/au
LID 11111CILMICI AWN,. Collections and 0 'manna in.
itaitail **kiln pransptly &leaded to. Applications for
asasanca aolicited, and Policies tensed irittlont delay, to
lest atm easapaann. Mice, W right ' . Block, carter of
itts awl State amt., Erie, Pa. noe=oitr.
JWe WWZIEURIS,
.ATTOILWIT £T LAT, in I Walker. Of.
M. ea Serietti greet, Is, Pa. ling ;6 '2
Gs°. einnums
warm Nay% Block, North r4tl 'Albs Park,
litaaa atm a, aria, Pa... apr 11'63 tL
I j A l / 4 111111n11 HOTEL,
, - nth& street, between nth and Sth streets,
tore thilielabelpida k We Railroad Depot, Erie, Pa.,
LosioSiromaker,, Proprietor. Extensive anevontioda
ties foe etteairers and Vander& Board by the day , r
week. Goad stabling attached. 1 a p:25 83U.
AiIABBALL & BROTRILE4
• .Wassiosaata Taitinus and
=g 11r Naafis & Kayser% Pleat So.lug lischttiPs
bh* to soo— Mato ftod,tootwooo Bth and 9th Ste,
ans, P. Clotho. made to order In the-Shpt style.
grell-ly. - -
JOHN C. •EiiE,
Dwain lir Dar Goma, Geoczetze,
Hardwon, Nal; Gls", Seed , nutter, ete., eor..
;NT= deist and Public Square, Erin, Pa. jal7ll.
r i O. WIL I ikglk & CO., •
1/02VABDIBe k coarrnamon antacrAsys,
an; Wars Boa" Pardie Duct, jut °Orate Street. Ca
sa Ware Hama at Mil Road , Pa. Realm
ta Salt, ha,flour Plaster, Water
Y. S. =rasping to and from Canal Wan HORN.
LIDDSLL=II CIARTER g
acrrusama at tam Ea s
Ikariag. impboamitsi Railroad C
las e Pa. .
EV I. MAGILL, or
ge;meekoteit=2lllo•Me• in iota , 12 .1 ::: a • 7.
Jc6-saitskas co.,
IF • Woosasata Dwasa 111 Glsocnrarts sn
Ikry111•0”, flteit• Stmt. No. T Dogma Blair.
ElllllllOllOl/RilliitaY 2
GioassalLasnl. rsdrslisToz• Thin
st this estallirdmilit has Ob.
repststioa. Orders solicited and promptly
Ned, Cutpore *Martyr by the qsaittity will hare it
Gathered at Urethan TsarraVaas. cret24ll3-17
OTICE TO 11. S. TAX - PAYERS.
- Airrineas In Erlei County, who an
'to tea yea eeinent under the "Iloited Stat. e
ittnesur or "tsetse law," approved July I, 18'2,
and the lowa asasoding the same, anherby notified that
sack taus or duties Late be come data and oayante, and
IWO I will aillsol is nearing the sou at the following
time anti plums ht odd minty, to *tit
For GUIs: ridding in the city of trio and tho
ken** el Greene and Summit, at the Inter
eatiervearee OM, in the Poet Oaloe, Building!. In the
rev of bye, ea the let, ad and ad days of Feb., nat.
Yoe all ant payers residlog la the borough of Girard and
La the Ograddps et Girard. Fairview, oat Springfield, et
Iles Betel of 41.Yertia, la the borough:of Girard, on the
4th day Of Feb"
• lir all leorptell6 ataidtegia the borough of Albion
oaf to the township of Conneaut and Elk Creek, at the
lOW of A. Lath la the borough of Albion, on the 6th
apt rab., Da
Va. all Us payers residing in the boroughs of Edinboro
wed FlittiLlebewea sad in-. the townships of WoOrington,
Massa and Freak)* and 'that portion of Watertwa
=Wag West of Cris and Waterford Turnpike, at
ICC Roblasoik, In the borough of Edinboro, on
no fat ilay of Feb., Ikl.
Vat all lag petaUt sls the borough of Waterford
NA la thetewnehlp of LelanS, and that portion of Wa
leafteil toer Wailes! of the Erie and d
Turepflo ob the ailibp
halal of Wilma Moore: in the boroughWoterfor of
no the lath day of Feb., MC
• Far all Ws prows Ming la the borough of Colon Mille
and la the terwaship of Union. at the Petroleum House in
the Isms& of Gatos =son the lltit day of Feb.. 1544
Tor all tea men &lag in the townships of Wayoe
gad
dwelt iesni.at the hotel oLI. Verona*, at Corry. on the
ILUIt Feb. lifFL
For all to perwaliviag In the borough of Wattsborg
sad la the towalldpriat Floartgo ati4 Amity. at the hotel
of koala iebinges„ in the borough of Wattsburgon the
Lath day el NONA
Fee all tax mars Eli tag In the boroug h of North Cut
sad lathe bornekips o ld North East, Harbor Creek and
ilemilloKaktbe lota of Robt. Fill, 14 the borough of
North teak ea the lith day of Feb , MCC
Aida' pump who atglist to pay the duties an 1 heel
ee aftanaidaseeared %poet them to the Collector, within
tlicarid,sha be liable to pay Leas our cum/
apes the antortat thereof,. collecuora to to
main by distrain t.
TOY mottos applies to all
howl w 491 persona liable to tate out
Mina ft well w to slam taxes ander said Excise Lairs.
• 4111 Matinees, Cool Oil Distiller* Brewers and lasnu-
Ilestnient, its troiroby required to wake their LT-I-monthly
saki assatiaty reports and pay say tax that teat be 413.8
Showes to wr i st ta• foregoing Baas andplaoev.
ill Okeißees wad Brararersat the time ef receiving their
Lirawmai, will Is nquired to enter tato 21 Bond in double
the amount (litho& probable monthly tax, with tro sue
des% waretig owartltiowod for a faithful:, oparpllaueowith
ail ad ofaingrog Ist, I es 2.
ABneat tee nada in [hilted States lands—
Chia we
Ilmodeve appoistwts
isewernork tlea bur payerhs se ll h
s ela p d al w 4 h a a
diwe
te web that a nano:teal response will be nude
dirge, - J. W. DOLIGIASS.
CoUeener irg WI Revenge, 19th Dist. Pa.
trio:4lu 19131181Ati - .
,„a mar 'mud mower A111410491111E FOR
pluctranrANlA.
UMW
tastainor,LVANlA
"FARMRRAND GARDENER,
; • . ro,
.10100" - Sorio aid Nand
ono MS MUM, 11 -
1111L,111. YOUNG & 00.,
• aLtraii aka su ir, PAileektplie
•
Mine UNE DOLLAR • TRAIL .
, • Tehille netts with the January num.
'Rete IrAO tw services of eiresret and luso
sa • _ • • • e i ig&t
m icellasellst; Otook Breeders
MAttire the Current volume
r "rafreasum . r i aFintats.."'
• ,
!MI
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
W. A. HAANIILAITIi.
Aram= AT LAw—Oflce oix 6 th street,
isaly oppoiiiii Use Craft HOU" Er* Ps.
WHEELER & WILSONS'
IMPROVED
SEWING MACHINEsi
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE
THE BEST FAMILY MUM
Iti USE
Its malls bsro won for it tbo
HIGHEST PEEBIIIIMEI!
WORLD'S FAIR. London, 1862; INDU 4 TRIAL
TION. Parts. ISil; U. w. AGRICULTURAL ko,oc t
ACTION, MECHANIC'S I gRTITUTR, Wl ,
ton, PRAMELIN ng.•
CHARM'S ASR*I4. Boston, •VSELI.
CsN Ig.STITUTR, N. Y., 1813, •
And it lITIRry
STATE AND COUNTY pi
Where Rittibitid.
It employs little or no Machinery; It la alotott ,
in ita operation; The improvements render tom
able.
NO BASTING REQULIitO FOR ANT SIND Or if,
guarantee It will perform all we c'eln.
*Pod your toODOI for • worthies et , ois with n,
Itsbed r«putation, but get a Standard Article,
THE WHEELER 4V, WILSON MACH '
WARRANTED THREE YEARBI
This .Ussehine will
STITCLI, HEM, FELL, CORD, BRAID, BIND,
GATHER AND QUILT,
Without any basting or prnparatlon of Wo
rir- c r .and me them to oprstion at
ROKENZWEIG'S BLOCK, •
opPosirs BROWN'S HOTEL, - - 5818
Constantly on band She tart Spool Timed
Alachine Aeon's, Oil, to., te. -
WY. SIMMS k CO. Agt's,
Ronemmreles Med
joall6'64tL
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENE
AMERICAN PEOPLE
JUST PUBLISHED BY DR. A. SR
Physician to the Troy Ling and Hy
gienic Institute.
A Treatise on the Causes of Early ?timbal DMA..
American People : the mime of Debility, Ca
sumption and Mammas.
work is emelt high wire fess, smitten e
get ferules, theriage, calf appeals Japer -
roniretouvoeso of ALL P./RENTS wed (
any, due4U*g aciset(ifc cad reliable stifsi
It will be sent by mail on the receipt of he*
Stamps
feW - * Parents and Guardians: Pall not to astii
taro thlabook.
cr. Young men! Fall not to mod and get 1,-
Ire Ladies! Yon too should at ODIN secures coil
thie hook
A Word of solemn. C °nucleations A &ire
those who will Reim'.
A claim of maladies prevail to a fearful exf
community, dooming at least 100,000 w-
rs annually, to an early grave.
imperfeetly undenitood. Their
or symptorne, are Nervous Dobilikj, Relszat,„.
halation; Mammas or eroding and consampt ,
tissue* of the whole body; shortnees orb/sat/lin,
ried breathing on ascending-a hill or night of 'tau
nalpita• lon of the Mean; Asthma. Bronchitis a
Tama; alothing of the hands and Limbs; Ann
pee!). and to buetueas or study; dimness of eye
c , "temory, distlnees of the Mud, Neuralgia, P
in varione parts of the bode: Pains in the back or I
Lunc'sgo. 'peril Li or indigVlllol2, lneluluity
bowels. deran,74 vwcretions of the Kidnee at
glands of the body, Lencorrhas or Fleur Alba". at.
wise Epilee, Hysteria and Nervous Spume.
Now, fnrrinetr-nine cues out of every one bet
all the above named di:veers, and a host of other
named, as Consumption of the Lunges and that ma
sidions and will form of Lontumption the:
Nerres, known a. Tates Doe , al s, and Tabu I. as
ea, have their teat andin diseases at the
Viseera. Heses the want of MOWS& on the rats
school practice In treating symptom. only.
Dr. Andrew stone. Physician to the fro , *An
Hygienic Institution is now engaged in tinat.ogth
of modern maladies with the moat utomehing ant
The treatmentadented„ by the Int:ital.:lD is ow
based upon scientific principle, wi th new die
remeaies, without minerals or poisons. The
cure are ouch. that patients can be cured at their
Fo any part of the country, from accurate descrip
their use, by letterl and hate the mixticitie sent
or express. Printed interrogatones stills: tom
application.
Consumption, Catarrh and disuses of the it
se well at the honks of the patients u at the
by 'ending the Cold Medicated lauumia
rota, with Inhaler and ample directions tor
direct correspondence. -
Patients applying far intemgatires nor ad*
winkles return stamps to meet attention. ,
:-The attending physician will be found at tin
tion for consultation, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.,
Sunday to the forenoon. Address,
DR. ANDRUW
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic
and Physician for Disosaes of the-Heart, T
Luso, 99 Fifth Street, Troy, N. Y.
E. 4k H. T. ANTHONY, -
Manufacturers 'of Paotagraphie
501 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our ratal , intie now ete,races considerably ore?
Theissaini different subjects (to er hi ti aduitums 0 '
tia cells Ovum made) of Portraits of Eminent .• •
s - e.,
72 Mel , r-Generals, 525 qtateamen,
190 engadier.Generals‘ • 127 Divinia,
'159 Colonels. . • 118 Authorev
&I Lieut. Colonel', 3u it r WM, .
•
M 7 Other OM cers„ • 112 stag.,
69 Nary , Moore, 16 Prownent Wow"
And 147 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
25/04141 COPIES OF WOOlis OF AO
Including reproductions of the moat celebrated Gaga
lugs, Paintings, Statues, he. Catalogues •ent es ter
of l'
Stafp. An order for • nne Datell , I.:TrftE 4 fro!
Citat ue will be filled as receipt of 41 s 7 51 1 1. 1" '
null, sew. '
Photographic Albums
Of these we u.isn7'crture a `rest vanity, n
prink f ro LO rents to GO dollars each.
Our ILI:11:11:4 bars the reputation of lloiry•
la beauty and durability to Loy otMn. The
blade" can be sent safely by mail at • ;meter* of at
per panes. The more exam:min can be sent byasi
Ws also keep a largo umorttnent of
Sterescopes and Stereseopie Vie"
Otis Cat*lope of these will be sent to any 'dark'.
ceipt of Stamp.
E. ac 11. ANTHONY,
114121:71CITRIVI or rairroo.arale mart'
191 BRO iDWAY, NSW Y
Friends or Willem' of prominent military 1211
confer a favor cy seadioo us their likeneore4 tore
They will be kept carefully and returned noiefurn
Fmn &Lamas MAUS TO 0/1/)%6 for Col:fire:o.z
preterit to their Pastor, or for other pnepo ea, nth
ab.ellOseriptions.&e. eeprfre
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NON. WILSON WCANDLCSS,
Judo of the United States Ctremit Court.
COAX= hum al Sr. CLAM Srs., PI rrsirml,
Trim L•RGES T. C Li E.A'PEST AND B
. SW pap for • full commercial mare.
Nu extra charges for Manufactures, St
Railroad and Bank Book-Beeping.
ltintaters' =ions at half price. Students enter
iris , at any time.
Thislostitution La conducted briSPerien etd
and practical Aecou..tants, who maitre young
act re palatinh at the least expanse and invitee
for the most lucrative and responsible attestor
etonse granted for merit only. Bence the
preference for graduates of this College, b! •
men.
Poor. A. Caviar's, the best Penman of the !Tao 4
bolds the largest unniber of Ire Prkkn•7l3, ender
competitors, teaches Rapid Mashies+ Writrg•
Clitortske containing full information sent I
application to ths.Prinelpilo.
• rr - Attend whore tete E S N o K tur ani s dViae n o ' f re2 Ri 2k ,:h 'il
Business Mau grulluate. joer.r.
JAMES P. CROOK,
DIA= IN
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Window Sash, Frames, Doors and
NOTTLDINVOCTIM FiCERT FENCE.
Scroll Sawing, Matching & Pl
DOVE TO ORDEtt.
Shep ea Pewit St., liettrees of aid
ERIE, PA.
I ripeetfully the attention of the public ff i :
facilities for doing work io the Sesta sly let Pr°f'
,F 11 ,1 7
on timiboolibli tertal. flaring fitted op efte' ,
dip" with superior mseddisory,l foal °oddest'
Slab* robatsetion.
ar Orders trout a brorA JUil
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