T o GREAT 00:1.1811 REMEDY.
sift JAMES bLARKE*B
celebrated Female Pills.
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twfirrEi) • 4 L ET E
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ef r u m - AL PATENT
Ite!
ro .)dfroe a Prescription: 1 Sir J. Clarke, M. n.,\
Piracies Extreerilisery to the Queen.
inTelnltilc medicine ltnnfailing to the ram of all
eptinful and dangeroao dieeatime to 'which the , female
Ire enbject. It teodersteit all extent and m
*o,ll elyetractiOne, and a Cpeed' cure may be Tollop
TO MARRIOD LADINO
~„,,,eatiarly suited. It will, in a, short time, being kink
!, rorithly period la Ith replarity. -
T O R tattle, price One Dollar, bears th, G oversitm t
,
~,r, of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit'.
CAOTI ON.
rug NU adesht sto;b. take% by reamhoe Airing Out
Fl s7' THREE MOTES of Arigaancy, as dry art
t , /I,ihrusairiage, bat al air oar; time thav
0 Keg
0 ..11R14 or Nerroue and Spinal A freettora, Palnaha
F.alguei l oe Plight esertion,Palplta
,f nevi , Ilysierirs end White., thrive Pills - will
s care when ell other 'neap. hare failed and al.
r ouer'illl einedy. do notieutatu Irrin, calomel,
none or anything hurtful to the rgnitito !ton .
;„ri directions In the pamphlet around each package,
: ,,hohonld be carefully preleired.
DT , AU. tiftL . GarsTA. _ .
Arnt int. the United States and Canada,
1 SOS MO3KS, iii,Cortlandt St., Ne,, Yolk.
e —CM add 6 postage stamps enelo•ed to an* au
.;,,,dagent, will insure a bottle, enntaining,,6o W.llls.
Jrgl4-Iy.
D a .It'tftSIIALLMIDATARItiI.MNITFP.—raIi
snug has thoroughly proied itself to hs the best
nt,els known for eurin; . C•r MIMI. COLD IN Tr IC ROJO
a.:111•DACH11. ' lt hat been found au excellent remedy
ossos of Bolus Etta. Dir•MtAll hi/ beill•tirDO•ed
. -
:.••.! Dunlap has often been greatly improyed by
ILO! It ilttragrineand agreeable, and gives 1111111n1-
tTF. ggi,lErkto the dull heavy plans caused by dissaays
ilesd.-17 The vecuustions after natag it arwdelfghttni
~.!'fasiyorating. It opens and puns.' out all ob
stringthns the gland* and gives a healthy
s nrn to . the puts affected.
Yore than thirty years of sale and use of Dr, Marshall'.
, 00 ,1, nod Headache gnlff has proved its greet Irene
•A the common aromas o' the head, and at thle mu
vut it stands higher than espy before his recommends.
.;;.mtny of the best physicians, and is used with greet
cols and tatisfection ererywhers. Remit the Certificate
"Wholesale Druggists in 1454 :
De undersigned having for many years been sequin.
id with Dr. Mai,shall's Catarrh and Eflwda , he Snuff, and
in Our wholistaletrado, cheerfully its that we be.
Ire it to be equal, In every respect, to the reeotnasenda•
suis given of iffor the cure of Catarrh , Affection; and
it 1, decidedly the beet article we have ever known
all common diseases of the Head.
Burr & Perry, Reed, *natio & Co., Drown Lamiott
Reed, Cutler & Co" Seth W. Towle, WllsOn, Fairbaok
tCo., Boon ; Renshaw . , Irdmands A Co., R. FL Ray,
hitland.l l .4 Realm & Park. A. B. dr:1). Beads, Stephen
till k Co.. braid Minor & Co., kteCeelan & Robbins, A.
k & Co., M. Ward, Close & Co., Bub & Gale,
Fey Tor.
For rate by all Druggista. Try it.
TU'ONDICHIPUL CnIINGICS tun centred fn thts
eoantry daring the butt three or four years, bdt
Intmors wonderful thin the Itarolatlons In Color,
r,faeld among the beads of the people, biCRISTADOs
t(ri El IR DYE. The histerles of thea tres.. of great
yoriikaffords no parallel to the triumphs over own
tia prep:idles, azenmplfahed by this powerful
larralele vegetable; agent, which' inetantatmottely
wee nor ohm:Woos wise of the hair tato a black or
wen se msrattleant u and that Heaven ever bestowed
;,we the howl of man or woman.
Criatadore•a Preservative,
ittlaable adiunet to thl D:re, in dreiming and promoting
tro•th
an I perfect heslth of the heir, and of thrill'
%Inn., a sefegrierd thatprotasts the fibres from
rya code • ell rireommtanoes and under all Flimaa.
g o afivrt.r. l hr. .f 1 1 1 4.1.14 T A 110Rri. W. 6 Astor finnee,
Tort. - ?M.] by ell flrnr.rlste and applled.hr ell Heir
••••••7 • oet6-lm.
A Card to the Suffering.
W MAW two or three hereheade if 'Ruche,"
'rente Ritter," "Sarsaparilla," "Nirrohe
N...,!ce, kc , nod atter Iron re eatiefied with the
aq. then to ono tai of OLD DOCTOR BITCH
Li ii 4 Pi:CIFIC PlLL.4—and be restored to health
ill 'lvy. In 1,11 then' thirty dies. They are purely
otoa 4 le pleasant to take, prompt and salittary In their
o.,i!ts on theliroken down and shattered constitutioci.'
and Yonne can take them with adrantae. Impot
.l iodide the United atates only by
J. 4.9. 9. Burpr.R., No 4i Breed ay.
New York,
. " I Agent for the United States.
t.bnx of the Pills, iiieurely packed, will be mall
.!to any address on receipt of price, which Is Oat Doi
tr. pad . pkii—moner refunded by the Agent If entire
et Lietkost le not given. .10341 xi.
voiTort OF 0114ERVER—Dsau Sit:—With
Js your kin 1 permission I wish to say to the readers
eyour paper that I will send, by retorn mail. to ill who
,Ish tt , (fret) a R ec i pe, with full direction' for taking
rut mins a simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectoilly
-.sore, in ten days. Pimple'. Blotches. lan, Freckles
nd all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same clear,
esnoth and beautiful:
will also mail fre's to those having Bald }leads, or
Sere Fsees, simple directions and information that will
...Able them to start a full growth of I.tauri•nt Fah.,
Xtt.kers or moustache in less than thirty dais.
All aPPlleAtiona atswfired, b► return 113211, with , ut
,Irre R•epectfull► ynnni,
18105. F CHAPMAN, Chemist,
831 Broadway, New York.
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R. TOESIAIS 9 YENKTIAN 1.11411,11011:—Ifors
U Testimony I This is to certify that for the lest
to Lars I have need in my family Dr. Tobias' eelebrsted
reartiso Liniment, and in every instance have found it
Vly equal to hie recommendations, I have found it to
ri , r almost instantaneous relief in cafes of toothache,
vier, billions aolie, sore throat, pain in the cheat and
tad, end rilenniatimm, and I cheerfully recommend its
t' of to every one afflicted with any of the above.natried
tvarerr '
JANES H. WARNER.
111,WITOISIT, CONN., Oct. 16th, 1861.
'Pre, 25 and 60 cents. Sold by all druggists. °Mee,
Si Cortiandt Street, Hew York. OctS-lm.
TQRcoNFRP4SIONIS de MUSK( MIK
1 • OF ♦ NCRVOUS INVALID
Published for the beossfft and as a caution to young
usudind others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Pre.
suture Decay of Manhood, &e., supplying at this same
t.m. the mean, of self-cure. lily one who has cured himself
e'er undergoing consldemble'qoaekery. By enclosing
Dtlt•ptid add:maid snrelapagingis caplet/ mei he had
date author, Narcuszirt:WATl/111. F.sci
sopir64-Ir. Brooklyn, Hinge Coq N. T.
V UENTLXII.IO4 ' cared of Nervous Deb4llty, la
competeney,Prematar• Decay Yoathfal Itrror,
mated by • desire to Waft others, will - happy to
tallish to ell who tlefri It. (tree. Of charges) the metre
ud directions for malting the strop , . reasedymed In tile
Those erlehlaq to vont by him erpetisttes, and
Meese* Velaable Remedy, will receive the e me, by
ultra mall, Carefully "valor.) by meldr•mmtrig
'JOIIN Ot(DRINT,
No. 60 Naftali Str ipt„ N. Y.,
ayl4-30a
DO via wom TO BK CUBED f—DR. BU.
CHAN'S E SOLNA SPECIFIC PILLS ewe, In for
tun 80 der, the Mont clam of NERVOUSNESS Imp.-
tnty. Premature; Dem.y Sentinel Bonhomie, Insantly,
md .11 Urinsry, Sexual and, Nervous Affection; no mat
t,' town het came, prod - ire:ed. Price one dAlar per box.
poet y,&01, by melt, on rerelpt of an coder. One box
~ : :rorfret • cure In molt awe. Addrevi_
JAMES 8 Bunutt,
' general Agent, 427 . Srostlway, NewiYoth.
re=4-Im.
TNOTUING Elora certain to prevent
IL female Irreirrilaritlea than Dr. Ve Female Pills.
rher in all eases cease • return of monthly sick
i,eithont which no unmarried lady can enjoy per
Mee health. Sold by all drniesta.
WANTED.
THE UNDERSIGNBD MANES TO ni l
ABOUT
300 CORDS
Hard Head Curb Stone !
yawl 'FOUR TO RIX nicnis ?MCC
For whloh el*
RIOHEST DIARIST -PRICE
I WJLL BS PAID
V. BMW tic CO.,
taste Street bttween Stilted 9111 Stirefts.
alpB-1m
Examination of Teachers.
THE PALL EXAMINATIONS for ap-
Phwlta u Teachers, will be held at the follow.
in times and places :
kaolin at Middleboro.
irsailnyton at Wells Corners
fraoklin at rra...klin Centers
ward at Girard
Cat:east dr Elk Creek at Albion
!_ptitceeld it Springfield X R0ad5 ...........
fabytre at r &Smarm,
Villmoek at Federal Hill
Grow at Plustets Sonool House
awacit at StooK - gcboot House
Waterford at Waterford
Harborcretk at Hirt
orcre k.
e......... ........
rottla Suitt Notth lAA 25
V.tsenfeld at COO Station 21
: 214 1 0 and Amity at Wattalbwrg
at Centre School House.. . 1 , 2 2
ceocord at z ! ..slra autkat
... ......_
t'sioa at Malan Mills • .. it
laltand at Ook 0 I Mu, ... .. .. .... Nov. 1
all to
- - 1. 9 di, (Irony ttupariateadast. •
- 1ap164.. • 4a.t...". •
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A SUPPLY
M et Mods listable, pot mted, No ouiplyst.
la moll. 7%. Mont honor Mask to at
%pit antibody will us thou otter too WM. No
111 . ta. boo. 6tota sad grow • WNW - Illootoott to
lir %do. • • Btarga • SCIROUB.
, Ger..* est Stakt Ms.
Zile frit ( Witidg 'boater. LocAL:p4-44-loki'pHs.
ERIE. PA., OCTOBER 6, 1844
__ Which Wilt Yon
,Have •
'Remember that Goy. Bigler woe laboring
side by side with,Crittenden "and Douglas', to
avert disunion and elsl war, when Glenn' W.
Scofield was working to secure the success of
ktraitorous sectional patty, and co operating
kith those who laughettat the danger of dis-
union, and whose leaders said thmit if the South
was determined. to secede she might go, for
ehe was not worth retaining in the Onion.
Remember that Goy. Bigler was one of the
`foremost advocates of the Crittenden Compro
mise, the adoption of which, all acknowledge,
would have prevented diension, and that Mr.
Scofield has ever acted with these wile pre.
vented the success of that measure.
Remember that Governor Bigler his been a
Union tun from, first to last., ever working
with unsurpassed ability.and energy to heal
the sectional difficulties arid striving, to allay
both Abolition and Secession fanatic:4m, while
Mr. Scofield has for years put acted with the
class of men who sneered at the value of the
Union, and goaded on-the South to plunge in
to the madness of attempted separation.
Remember that Mr. Scofield has never been
heard to utter • word in condenanation of any
act - of the Administration, and on the theory
that "silence gives oonsent," he is therefore
to be understood as endoising it in all its
features—arbitrary arrests, military intermed
dling, tinancial mismanagement, corruption,
immorality, conscriptions and all.
Remember that Gov. Bigler is a gentleman
of tried statesmanlike qualities, admitted abil,
ity and irreproachable - integrity, and could be
of immense service alike In advancing the in
terpats of the district and nation.
Remember that Mr. Scofield is the candi
date of • party pledged by the utterances' ef
its National Convention and the Proclamations
of its President, to wage a Contest for the
"abandonment of slavery," and' for thi eon—
Recedes of the property of the Southern
people, thus furnishing them additional- in—
centives, to continue in rebellion; and that
this policy will have Alta inevitable effect of
prolonging the war, and perhaps rendering it
a total failure on the part of our Government.
Remember that Gov. Bigler is the advocate
of , a policy which.asis for the preservation of
the Union as the one condition of Peace, and
nod* more; and that the success of his prin
ciples at the next Presidential election will
restore,happiness and prosperity to the land,
return to their tomes the hundreds of thou
sands of gallant men now in our armies, pre—
vent farther bloodshed and misery, arrest im
pending ruin, and give us back - once more the
old institutions under which we grew up to
greatness and glory as a nation.
Choose ye between them.
jyQ'64-ly
The principles sustained by Gov. Bigler an
those of Millard Fillmore, of .Robert C. Win
throp, of Lewis Cass, of George M. Dallas, of
Leslie Coombs, and all the patriotic and end-.
nept clan of men who still remain among us,
in whom the people once reposed unlimited
confidence.
Those of Mr. Scofield are the same that
were originated by Wendell Phillips, William
Lloyd ‘ Garrison, Horace Greeley, Charles Sum 7
ner and that set _ of imprsciticable dreamer!
and agitators who hare been the - base of the
nation for the last thirty years.
,you want more taxation, More_ drafts,
higher prices, continued war and ultittata na
tional destruction, sustain the party of which
Mr. Scofield is the Congressional candidate.
If you want Peace, plenty, happiness and a
re united country, rote for Gov. Bigler,
...and
theieby endorse the only political organisation
that can saute either of them.
Mr. Crittenden'. Compliment to Governor
Bigler. •
-We have before alluded to the high estimate
placed by Mr. Crittenden on Gov. Bigler's
labors in the genete to avert civil war and
preserve the Union. It will be of interest to
read the testimony of the laniented patriot, as
given in his speech delivered in Congress on
the 2d of March, 1881 :
Mr. President, I \ impute no exclusive pa
triotism to one sidti or the other ; hut litut
sure, that on neithey t side can there he a an
gle Senator who isatistled with this condi
Lion of things. I ha e had the honor, among
others, of feeling it. , to be my duty to offer
propositions bf thistehareettie.... other," have
done so.. Honorable friends here have made
ivarions propositions: My friend who repre
;tents ' the great State of Pennsylvania—the
honorable Senator who sits before me, (Mr.
Bigler) Itu been•itaiong the foremost. The
!Senator from Tennessee (Mr. Johnson) has
c offered propositions. - There his beta no want
of propositions; end with - perseverance and
seal, these resolutions have been pressed from
time to time; and day to day, with fruitlesi
exertion to obtain, if possible, some system of
saving policy out of them or under diem. Instil
never forget the seal end the industry with
which my honorable and honored friend from
Pennsylvania has acted in this great matter:
With a seal untiring and a hope Inextin
guishable, he has toiled on from day , to day
with a labor that no other one seemly could
have borne. Yet nothing has come out of all
this.'. _Nay, sir, the policy of attempting to
make peace, the policy of, attempting to offer
propositions for reconciliation, his been del
nounced by a Senator from Massachusetts as
the most fatal policy that could be pursued.
Who to Get Tickets of.
Belooils Of the , persont • - te wham the'
DemiCritic tickets ha;re been sent, in'tlie've.'
rious boroughs cad townships. Persons mak.
log application to , them will receive a supply.
It will be reeolleeted that the Cott!ty Convey •
flan adopted a 'violation that each township
should collect the pay for its tickets, anti send
it on to this office. _ in accordance with this
plan;-we have enclosed bills to the gentlemen
named be who, we Unit, will give the
matter their immediate attention ‘•
- North tact borough and towieltip, B A Ta—
bor.
.Venango and. %Limburg. A P Bones, sent
by ,Darbis Orton.
- aubor Creek, &mesh:lW neon:
Summit, John 0 °rattan; ,
Amity, lee D Phillips, lout by H I
win.. •
Wayne, 41moi Heath.
Concord, F 8 Heath.
Corry, Amos Reath.
Union township and borough, P 0 Strom.
ban.
LeDmnf, P II Colt.
Waterford hero. and, township, W C White.
Washiegton andlidinborcs, Dr. J C Wilson,
sent by 8 0 Ellis.
Bik Crook, D Woed, sad by' Ralph Bow
nan.
—October 10
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" 12
0 13
' 14
" 15
Albion,J N Lbwla, sent by Ralph Bowman.
Conneaut and Franklin, Ralph Bowman.
-
Sprisgfield, Major Mallory; seat by Ralph
Dorman. I ' •
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Lookporty, J C C an tatas, sent by Ralph
Bowman.
Girard borough and township, Capt D W
Hutchinson, sent by 8 D Croekett.
Fairview, Geo H Turner, seat by Thomas
Greenfield, James Wilson.
Greene, L Flung, sent by George W
Bonnet!: * ' : •
McKean and Middleboro, _B Pinney.
Mille'reok, P W Roeltier.;
• • go
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illown'etßsonasim Taeonne.,•difbe bens
- l sleets resulting from the uss et this
Windy; for Cmglui •
Colds and Throat Aireetions • Me bmillir MIL
Win" 1; 1 1 1 44 1 •••• AK* l Qt •Idgih giants l• 4* .
rim=heti; I The Troches hire posed
' •
their•
In Canada buttei Is Aioin lotto tube Nista
per pound, andlourleout 16 8 ,6 6 to IMO Po,
barrel. Happy Canalise!
Mr. Griffey, late of the ,dirizd t r ait*, lima
putehased-the Corey City SOU. We inspect.
ed that he couldn't stay out of the business
long
Ez,4loversior Packer, Wilolll a correspond
ant of the imam claimed u as sMioner et
the - Administration, preehied Magnet Demo
cratic meeting hold in Williamsport en the It9tli
_z ,
Ult.
The hrii Sultany Night Nelson lfeboief,,
wse sunk on Ulm 1410, :nu Batgrday lifto.‘";
noon, and all hands on,board (meek in awn
b er,) with the eioeptlow of Ike pit, *ate, wary
drowied.
Checks were passed,ate Cleveland stow dap
ago, betiteen a Lincoln man and a McClellan
maa of that city for $ 6 , 000 -1 side, "
to whether New Yoik State will go ftre Ma-
Clellan '
A lady and gentleman of SanfortreMins .
Troupe were married in Pittsburg on Hun
last, and on Tuesday atter the bride de*
with another man. So the Phiaielpbia Apt
. .
reports. , •
Watts B. Lloyd *ill address the Deowas*
Club of Concord, on Thursday evening, Oct.
18th, at Here School House, and bra:loolas
on Thursday evening, Oct. 20th, at McCray
Church. ,
The Washington correspondent et the Pri.-
buns announces that ."Gen. Haitian's gOts
Korth to light the Copperheads." Is Nat what
Clew. Martindale eta pay for, out of the peo
ple's Treasury
A recent order of. the Post Office lispartment ,
flies the' salary Of the Pinta - Aster of this city
at $2,400 a year.' The Postmaster of Mead
ville is to receive $2,200; of Titusville $2;000;
end of Oil City $1,400.' •
The fact should be borne in mind that aliens
are made citizens by service in the army, only
requiring to be fornishOd with papers; limi t
Dentoorstie agents should , fie that they are
allowed their rightein the next election.-
A friend sonde as the following : slini of
our 'boys' in the vary writer that aboard the
receiving ship North Carolina, at Brooklyn
Nary Yard, orE a rod Wing taken two•tbirda,
of the men ware found to be for Little fstao.'!
%dor Paalitie Cusbman,•ehe S.- Y. World
says, Called on the President last week. and
salted . for live months' back pip due her. The
President wrote la note to the Paymaites Gene
etsl, and the' “thilcon Eloont7 got the Veiny..
backs.
We ue us* obligations to Capt. J. F.
Cross and lady; St Greene tp., for slot of very
fine vegetables- The Captain has been quite
enenesaful in raising articles for amiable; and
he deserves nevus, fora more liberal hearted
man we never met. •
Let no Democratic voter absent himself frolp
the polls on Tuesday. In gravy weed and
Aownship there should be a committee to si
,
thethe attendance of the careless, and &sea
lame and the sick. Don't forget this
important part of your duty.
Tb• people of Moadiklle are taking me
i suresie erect a "Soldiers' Rest"'neseiho de.
pot. Two thousand dollars were oulataribed
up to the latter pert of last week,-of which
James McHenry and C. V. Culver put. • •
$5OO each. , .., • _ -z
The pretence satesdialksrlit 4l o; l . ihli aid.
of Thiel:lto; Vas beell'iliinged to Cobhint; to
honor at Colonel Georg. A. Cobham, Jr., de
ceased, on till reocalmandatiou.of Tudgaime.t.
field.—Warm arcU. .
The people of !Bully Hollow" cannot be
wondered itt for'{ enting ite name changed.
Th'e draft wa.s made for Clarion county ib
Meadville, on Tieeday of last week. On
Wednesdays few townships of Tomato eons.
ty were drawn. but Captayt Derrickson being
celled to Pittsburg on • official business, draft
ing for the betimes was postponed. OW the
beginning of this week. Mettler and4rawford
counties come nett In the course. "
The Abolitionists of the Crawfdrildistrk4
have nominated Charles V. Culver, of Frank—
lin, as their candidate forCiitigiatis:l, Weis .
the owner 'of direst bittki:—tbe Pstrigettri:
Venargo and Crawford county . --and was sit.
lected more on - moonlit of the
,abandance of
shinplasters in his possessi o n than •Of any,
supposed abundance of brains. • ..•
lbe finest engraving of Gen. McClellan we
hallo yet seen, is for sale at.Omigisey;lreCnitt
ry bt Co.'s book store. Every admirer of ear
gallant standaid-besrer (and they are counted
by the saillion) shoithi:itave one. ,
lave also portraits of PreSidekt
Grant and Sherman; and George and Martha
Washington, by the eame artist who executed
that 1 1 )) t.
Vote the whole , conety ticket. Don't
scratch a name. It is castle up of good men,
every one fitted for the position for which he
has been nominated; gild — most of them im
measurably more competent than - their politi
cal opposeits. Latieri tri Obtain - avilarge s
support "for is as possible, and see that no
Democratic voter
: females, ,swey, horn tjts
polls
Rave you any friends in' the array *friendly
to din. bleClellan's election, who have not
been: ithseesiedothdrairdse tette reptant urea I'
If so, attend io the matter at ono.. It is too
late now for ibe oitoltetielietion; but there is
still an abundance of time for, the November
one. Take certificates of assessment, and
receipts for the t, te t t, of ten celts, andlnolose
them in . &hirer to the soldiers, with i lot of
tickets. See that not a vote it lost through
your 'lndifferenee: -
The Mends of(Mr. Lowry object to Col. Den I
Ries dept* be it w gi.rew 6 1 ,744' u Whirs
says that he doesn't seeewlty. the Democrats
hasn't jnet, as good alight testate a Senator
out of a clown as the Republicans to make a
President out of a "smutty joker." There is
thin difference between Dan and Abe: Dan
tells his ethrieW (which are 'tier siuttyOttetri
and sings his sbuis in the ring—Abe Mimi
the White Rama with his smutty jokes,l4 the
intense 01010 klietifided pririeottleitt)lit,
it it, aid: has his toyer rerig-,na the batthr
deld, the growth ant
pliant soldiers.
"It is thought that the deeper cent. spatial
war Wiz on Incomes, that becomes dile Octobef
let, will, owing to the weethearrirork in levy
ing; adyertising; dm., -hardly be celled' for by
the collectors before Desember Ist.- - rtheess.
Waskissitim Desixitah.' • . I • :
Of course . it • will be pestpostd• Stag*
the eleetten.- , -There is about se mut& taste ea
the people aoir is they i4a beer, Ind '41444
&On thitridaiiii#VAPuiLta, PaWfgt - 0 10 44.
By all insaits, -; tat' th y' P 6 14 la' * 1 4,1
gently_uaitt obi thirta y
the timsts ter four years tonere poseib,el'
a • Jau
__
suggedited•tbit. at stem ateetinparilied
by tio - Ditiiiierata, naii — aus -- pvia -- ; - th.,
Deciocriti 0 ladlei. belaeitea to attend ; is
-I
s)9ij ar WSW,
Every seeherortre f sigiet,a.a4 daaibtsr has osi'
deep interest le i es paint ismilest. Tbetrl
ores* Wealase4 :istr,! weirdly; t aGiti
rI~V to oal
fisaismeminvissa
Let theta aid as by their °sunset and MMus
,b, j)eir pnessee. •
Seven* env loads if soldiers, said to awn
ber one ukceoliq 0+01i746 0 0 40 on
Monday,Way Pest. During their
brief stay hers the brave tor cheered lustily
tot 114 9144 1 4.4 t45a4 01,4 19 1 vm
by minetikainunher, Wit 6 itit&had
ly been taken among them, sad of the whole
umber bat three favored the election of Mr.
Lia r4tq l -k r r i ,. l .SWl l LiginAlfr
!inters Gan be no race until Slimly is en
tirely destmed.7-1/1# of 4.004,
IWO fi'entitttitirideffs'annotiombitinit.
is thee/illation prOgrapuse in a ant eked, and
14ndloates what may be expected if Lincoln
is se-sicensil,rf:Trfif, alt Mrm4ee7
tion eisetiVirsittry'aidio gesp thi'Vei—
.vettge of the Abolition leaders is what is in
store for us if old Abe is meleetet
On Monday snorsing,: about two o'clock, a
destructive lire broke out on the Tarr Vera.
About 9,000 barrels of oil, with tankage, Were
distr*Pd. 169111dier iilth the derrieks,"indhl
. re, oonneetelwith the Cornwall, Keogh,
WeeselLand Maiseill well& The Are 1119)-
pared to hare originated from a infers, Lose
'alma $12,000.'
A Warren boy; rbereeettely .elated aid
into gent on pretty rapidly to Grait's arm*
With his company, hit-the nail on the hied
when he said it was very evident that MeGlel
ran don't command in that demi:sent sm.—
Warren Ant
Yes, indeed ; the long lists of killed. wound
ed and missing abundantly prove it.
• Col. Dan Ithse is new having built vet Oki*a
go a splendid monginent, which its Intends
having erected in this city or Clirord. to com—
memorate ;the deeds of the soldier" from this
county who have fallen in the war. Its cost
will be from $4,000 to $5,000:
We have reeeiriesipthit Argo. *apply of
Mi. Carpenter's popular book—the "Cause of
the War." The prion - baiadvaneed to $2 •
copy. , *
A Cuss Otrmos.—There was eons - Womble
excitement in tows on Timidity evening, Goose
stoned by the arbitrary and uncersitonious
arrest of Sasaki of auk .61Bsens, esti_ their'
confinement for a brief tints in the -barrathe.
It appears that a sattach-Democrat had en
listed, and the boil were cheering for Mo.
Ciellan, when a We 11Difilerl *Moored, and
with cocked muskits - aid bayonets,
marched : lb. 14664-4,p the barracks.•, The
party were reinied, however,.thortly ifter,
with se little ceremony es they had Imre sr
rested. Whether the soldiers meth the arrest
oa their own, rasPonsibility, orire acting
solder orders from superiors, we are unable
"te state. Ww.imdieve Captain P er .knew
nothing_ of tha matter, however._ We hope
that free speech is not to bwmuszled in Dun
kirk.—/htakirkTitioa..
I_,You must do more than "hope ;" .you must
see that it issot. Erie, no attempt
4 15 SToiltie§e.sitialtto:(deker 1114.,pereoti pf
the right of Aran speech; butif We* is at
tempted, three thousand sturdy Democrats are
determined tint With`their 'wettest*, they
will restore 'him to his coasatatiotallrights
as a eition of the American' ninon.
• •
Manes iiin6.—We are requested4nctify
the peddle that thitereelleat Band per
form at nutetfip of bOth kiks, in
any.part ef North.WeatarsPennaybrasda. The
'terms, virmts,mareged, are awrseensble as
any Esitritt nistnenntrY: Therpeople'orthls
section are so &miller with this band that we
-
need pater' intro so, extendad4lbtelow to,its
InaiwZji**stgyi4etsbadist'ait
ttotis at! Arbilk -- mjippil• at that.
•
• •:".: ',Loongorri gpte.9,..4lifit.
Ma. ,, Bertetait•Our meetteg lii:day was
hater ntilludett• 04 1 - Pemerey, President ;
Jae. ?diner, Senswagy. • Loastdeliniateirsrd,
delivered a speech three hours is length-At
was an able production, received
with many sips of plioullrli . bilhe crowd.
cas issurs you that the Democrats of this
P*o - 1411 1 ;410460 , lk.scad.'*•44o4.ebewT.
selves. ,• M.
fictrrowr iloitilfaittlwitiiiiiii.dlTirie is a
strong prgiudineugainst articles It ASlerfean
manufacture, and justly, too, in man! cases,
but Woemp with Deland 44isea l s •Gisemieat
titian') This feiktp boat article *existence
'fee cooking juirposad, *St mazy!, itss are
cuing EngiMis, soda, when this
moat better, tad by mingle you ireriWirrord
sing home prodnotiongq. tensal• evOrywhere.
ITEMS OF .444. L. S'o TS.
. ,
The following is a Tote for•Reeeiclent ta•
ken on the Belttntoro,rwly 04
tn. train, on the 14th big Poi "K eltful
112
: Z 714 r-1 :J11;
— N4 I P: You frje/41,fronit
ebyosei een count upon New York for
twenty thouisicd guuonly t 7We might
t W.Y l e i . r il f &Pit e l l t44 4ll PlTAfewW.; #as
end Argue.
.• , ?
A dispatch 'from "Cincinnati, under
date of Septemlfetls, -- states that Hon.
Giroosboolo, Jogotioforgok supporter
Of thW idm4ntihrt i tUttitskAltilffed his
atillinsioeCto:tiso • Pottomraku smatiaw
ions. - .1.17.1,T2 , 1 L..' •
' The Republicans in the fifteenth
Congressional Penusylianis
CoOM III6 -. 1 4100 # 4 4, 2
4 .- .40 1 34fa
tiiit be would itiPPotigpelellaii fair Vies : .
, .
ident.
= All specials to - shoddy papers that
General Meagher ,hlßfeppsliatod, licCielt '
lan owimeennt ist hlatlefehrof "viva:elt,
are unmitigsttel , Hei.: r ifir`M;ltteaghisi.• is
lea:itilio.6;ir XeChillia; and' so dictli4
hissualf lately_ itt Kr , .740._ oat fir'
neft ttr,r4;)
Orgfilks the autiallTy — ff a di -
60 . ~ S ta ff it. _tr
ment GI impt AB '..4 it tdo.
oratio edieittorOt it ith d• ma
iafi4i i! - 9 ° *"P • FM l 44"tllif itT .is
tha,litaa'at 411 / 4 1 *A* u f4e to
°WY lacliaaal4A4 lo , ll : 4 *o4V4itit 4 4 9 6 :
gaud audaritit 9 , eJ .e. ta
n tistarlffir et ihs W .. 011 :--1 , 1s7 ~, .. u„
._A_vateforAlut camtidsio ifr_nectf_
Pres
ident was *item op date Vain, tyWoh„l‘ft
Baltimore at tea beenty-Ivek; cm litotd4
titiptsitomilltes roe* maga follows :
Lincoln p.--7.-e , .0 46
At01i511em......-.4-3.-warim ..... , .... 451
Which Alba* al3fatty - good indioatien
of 11 . 0 ptipulitr feeling. [ -!
Tl
rife Voratio •
Chti 4 VIM& •
"guyp . .- 7 , IT regtwirt
an "„icte,for the fl•Oft,'.l* tttaifinit
ativ-. 1 4. re* ,;:vesiikekv=te %. tidig,Us'tly
libearai the Itoelebta thig,WMlWl4:_tipt ,
Om. t 4 relitF; ,Iti.la*Piat• a *re"' ate
isaimitiet San* id i eritio r i-edielers.loi Liii
eiltiZOlte'siddleii itikir hike lanst4e,
And cried Out in "Played att."—
Xe c iniltr iktitt g rAt * Mt ff 1 ... 38 !". A 410 41
Jo, sw. teouttoW4o/4 vv4l4lo4„ann
tililicl' TAA latAnsfo Atiardelaib
[ 404 4 ikviridW i ep koiclxfo*Y, l l
l ith 4 ; l * - if i f.-t$ 1 . ) * : :: - Wig * 4 0 1111 M 45*
ii4; 4 4,lojoin iiiiiiipielee,..j94 state
latroilli iiaiiiiii*lNMAßCOAAf i
diirk!lifirlfzir*,oaMitAlea-lookini
td dllli t t lI A. . , 11 0 11 1. 1 - tV=Hi t ta li i
for
,Magialte* 1 "
imaiiewri. 7 .aretr.vikitiiiii4ll
Iresliivin OM. •
Cur IiIITOLDS, sept. 1.1. -
Ma., Jima" P.. BAZi ; I ;
Dear &: In reading over the dolumns of
the tittsburg daily V utwriat,
_oar atten
tion we milled to that partoportiog to
bei the math ials sot* of the liana erg=
. dam* aorl,rml Or fire tlifinsead here t o .
eased only ten or thirteen . at most went
for Little Mac, and the rest went all and
entirely for Qid Abraham. We the Meade
of McClain in the field4f battle indas-,
pecially that of Antietam, take up the,
guantlet in his name, and myths above is.
a base and slanderous lie, and one of those
lies that we see hour after hotir coming
from the whirlpool of Abolitionism against'
McClellan, the scourge of recoadoulani
the only conquerer of Stonewall, of Leisg
stmetiand of the rebel of rebels.; Lee.
We the undersiggnned, with pea is hand.
took 'the Totes of barracks No. I,iad the
result was, for McClellan, .2112 for Lin
coln, 40.- • •
• Signed, CRANIA; O'Dottaitz,
Jogs Baalbek
Jeites Catch,
JAMS 11131158*.
—.Here to a 'colonial '"straw" from the
army.. It is the Chicago Post from which
we quote
A retfer before us from the army of
General Sheridan, dated 13eptcniber Bth,
ram ."J.l Lincoln is re-elected we may
look far four years - more of war, or total
ruin in lass time; but if Little Maio is
elected, I think we may close this thing
honerably to the whole Union. The sol
diers will give McClellan an immense ma
_jority where they have a free _Me. I hear
that onehrigade in the Sixth *wpm took a
vote recently, and in 2,100,men only erne
could be found who was for Old Abe. He'
wasgiven time to repent and change his
mind, and was likely to fall *And make
It an unanimous thing. If you at home
will do WOW as the soldiers,; all will be
right,
—The Fifth Rhode Island alrtillery, on
their way through town, gave several
unanimous cheer* for McClellan. The
banner 'of the - McClellan reading -room,
No. 385 Fourth Amite, elicited a tre
mendous .burst of applause froin the brava
boys. Anciiher volley of eheet;s was given
by them alb the. New: Haven depot. This
regiment is one of the beat fighting ow
nations in. the army. The Men have al
ready. been in perigee three years, have re :
enlisted, and were , going home on fur
lough.—rour: of Commerce. •
Pies AntsAttot4 Court;—A private
letter 'from Ashtabnla county coincides
with the cheering accounts that reach us
front ell•parts of the State. It says : "The
nomination of McClellan and Pendleton
:is meeting favor with many here •Ivito,; :
'-have got' heretofore been identified with
the Democracy, and from this - standpoiut
were victory visibly perched upon, the
banners of the Desuocra4:. Ashtibula
will be- reporting for Little Mao in, good.
NO; 'in November." Cleveland Y . lain- -
dealer. . c .".-. ..•
TO; fOtiowink ie- ftciin •
Thinase, a rampant Abolition journal. It
seems scarcely
_possible that a Lincoln pa,
per otmld - 'plint so much tiuth , but,stringe
to say,-the Tribune did : '
As an offset to the vote foi Pr:(4:idetit.
published last week, we have hoesz minded
the following; takoi-at•harradke No; 1,
a ixop g or . st icts, near:Piftsburg, Severn- .
1'a.4411W
282
Lincoln, • , 40
—A correspondent of the Chicago Times
writing from Winnebago, Illinois, says
The Republican' majority in Winnebago
will be `reduced one-half. As an index of
tbe gtiound we are gainingon one awnship
in this county, which gave Douglas but
one vote; there is now an organized .Mc-
Clellan clul of- fifty members, and there
are, besides, many persona who state to
Democraia'-eonfidentialli - amt . they will
Tote for McClellan.
. .
MABBIED:
October a. 1864, by Rev. Dr . Giolllll A. Lyme. GICORGR
F. GRIFFITH and !ALLA O. RICH &ADS. ell of ale city.
On Os' 16th toot; to !airflow ournsaip, GEORGE,
youurtuit tit Thum sot ♦na rim; turdlo 70/,
77 toutito sad 6 dais.
&tinder irate irokon, tho ohm elisrd tour u Udid
atom, tin Arad* shows a mut ekoir„ ud lone ors
rytiOnt gpsars, for GaarEts to not Uwe. •
- • ,
Stray Cow.
•
TRASYRO FROM, THE PREMISES OF
Dultmeollwor, about the 10th of Berptombar. •
isetipos• Dark Had Volta= Mod Cow, near the time
af caving. No woke ateevrtlair that kir hate me am
aredintit *aria. • Temenalge oespenatian sill be
slien for Urn return.
dintik 'DA etb,191441t.
Redding's Russia Salve !
FOAM YEARS, EXPEDIENT,
Hai folly estatiitmad tkis, papaisiitior. - ,
REDDING'S'RUSSIA.SALVE
ME
st:t figb!fr baits(
itaerera RIISSUI SiLIVE -
COMO SIM
IL
8119131. A.
REDDII46I3
•• • ;
•- . • • Quito 'ZONES
REDlglifyS
. 011.13 OLDVELADis•
REM) riktG'S '1117844.11 -
- -cttp44;mutpsaxpit
AE1;12414/3 RUSSIA SAL%!
asses OLEOS WOUNDS.
.• •
REM/WRAY*
tii iti - , MOO OLD 00102.
RUSSIA 1141.V11 11
(1 : 311 %.
HERRIN42n 'RUSSIA SALVE 1 .
- - -r: -
_OVUM 04KOZBIL
•
WRIZIVE)II43I4: pg a Tll - • -
. 4' • . A:.
'AIMIANGS/RUSSIkiIiALVII "
I. r. 44
itipisrti r kS ttlga Situ*
t • • - • • (7 1 / 1 61:0240 111 .
.
BEDDING'S RUSSIA SALVEI -
0 ; t..• 0 94ga !Pm".
BEDDING'S lIIISSCOSALVEI
pen Pan.
BEDDING:S . IOIO Atli=
BEDlgZiltr itile:StraTLltt
, ( 1, 15711 F- I l v r r itr i.
BEDDING'S IIIiSSIA,SAY-4 1
, . MAI
ALL MS DISSMIRS
• ' • •AltD '
READING'S RUSSI i,
• tuess - ,.211V0s frossast.ssireartst tostiverer Warl
es sad ia so ems 301n1WWISOWIllatistima
at that may b.' psol by' s lonia
.
la VW" 1
a nt ,
on. hs !taped* Tlikitors Ds steam Maw
tows tlis awl Mb roe
p amiad.
merkllis !it"
Wei seed nirrlakiO4
APR' 1. .
Is rompt , at Mias,
o n nos sae sad ladammatloso, so
inky sistist OWL osol4asto mut
IPisfstsselitretimothis who hsajimpA4Mdeas paella
•410 seasissiOspiail lila IS is :newt imer
fat forth to ban • • ,
Kbstko
1 ,4 1 17-1 1 1XIIr Olase l #4lF e"
litramifinjWila
Ng try all Disable sad Cosa*/ iniskispies.
assro447.
•
JOHN B. CIABTAL
=I
• .
1 , 7 e 5if3 171 1. 1 1 77? M
Siegel; t
i
(B*ms:ors to O. 5,4)
- •
' ,MILLDDS Dt
Grseerfes,' MIA' Pork y i'Yi
'SALT,
WATER
LIME,
t 880
CARBON OIL.
.•
Me* Wises) . 1 4. 4 1,mt Cigars aid
it, A. c. o . ,
CIANDIEFf• v - -.
CRACKERS.
OIL VITIOL;
AT Till
Lowest Market Prices.
urnoN BLOCK, BRIE, PA.,
Behrens Drow.o:l-1119p11!421,41r . ta 43t.
toadni-tt.
r. A. Mkt. JIM VICI4
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Tk• ands rsignod hairs openkl • are *Geary atom ou
1.14
&AST 8113% OP /MATS 8Z
_
whirr, thy intend keeping a toll ,apply of
GROCRIURS, - •
reovistoris,.
FRVI*B,
CROOKS:RV WAR!! MITA,
, •
TANKER WILLOW WARR,
CONWINCTIORARISS,
MORACCIO & oloatti,
And annitAbig amity
g os land to tunitollabiptint
• • - to mart—
_ . • .. •
Ws an MormlAo to over pagottd tnisittmiAsits any
ether dealers la the city, sod Write =lle adl,
ectectont that we no sin ettl.fl6 JIM
tiotAlll3tL •-• W. A. WZREIKRA MIA
IM - ORTANT
TO TXIII
Belderti & Owners of Ilapstaited Units
UNDER -THE PROVISIONS OF THE
Act of Assembly, approved. May 18648 tbellol•
den and owners of trnpatented Lands_er• neraired to
take ont patents for- nth , lands before he /It,. del or
November,lB6l. On failure to take oat such pans= tbs
linrreyor General Is directed"te adadati its *wet V
perhaps ssrup, interest sad jeer ifite ea seri mapetsitst
trete," each amount (together with oafs Zees) to 'Term
as wry:stir shict awn bs eaten) is a Aka rfrd4
to Is preeeiel wed A r for des , purples, end add sem
stilt neer latent at per cut." these Bess are liable
to be promoted spot' yMe Attorney Generals' against
ilefaslthigpnbtle „sedge th e Act of April 16,1845.
The naelarsigend sae vinig - portleolar Attention to all
business arising ander • Lend Lime, anal having fedi.
tiles to; attending to sash basloese, are prepared to pro.
cure patents at ones far parties rapid* at a distance
from the , neat of Bkrvernlnient, en the most reasonable
toren. Carmepoadence solicited and promptly attended
to. Address ROBERT ANODGRASS, or
WALLACE DE WITT,
Attorneys and Couasellois at Law,
ang2s-Bm. serrussmAia.:
_
•,*o.l;E.Wisi Inocurans
• - AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
P. SCHAAF,
Would reepsetfaly agoras taspablis taintless optimal
- kaltorein • - • • • -
No. 2 Hughes' Black,' Eiji.
• Wane heidealways keep otk band a large supply of
- CIROCERna3 g
CROCKERY
.AND WOODEN WARE,
wirress; .LIQIIOIIS, CIGARS,
An I everything malty for ale to an ontabliakinant of
am kind; • . - „
nr Tem as reasonable tie_ any Masa Aare la tbs .
city. • . • -.10041114tt.-
D. W. iitrreirnis&k,' - -
:United Statiii;-Clham Ag't,
.PEKICA:
PENSIONS, BACK PAY,
BOUNTY,
Astral! tstheii. &tem agatitt the Gosernment attended
to with promptness.
CHARGES REASONABLE,
tsgrApplication by Nall attended to the same is if
et. peruse 1. .0411144 m. ;.
4.3 Z " 4
o 4 A x 0 i 0 I •
gm. 'a .. atia .. ...1 .
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- t : • '. F i tz vs ..9.1 1 6 0
i•i II °'
d. C.O tk
.11 17 Ui
2 .2 .4 , , ot. • to
THE PLACE
TO GET=firOllii: MONEY BACK,
la
BOOT & SHOE STORE !
, State Street, Nearly Opposite the Poet Om".-
E. Consblin„ Boot and Shoe Dealer, -
,! respectfully informs the hallo that Orl •
I nes removed his stand to the Store Rover
- ea State street, nearly opposite the Poet • I
Milos, where he invites all his old friends and enstorners
to irlyealei ktall."?' Particular attention given to
Ynlpg eitrefatmarirmen, and superintending all his
be.inees he'bilieres he pm give ;le =Ulf, ac
tion and sell at se low prices assay othlet
city. Good MU Warranted. aprW64tf.
q= • .2,1, • .
Notice to VII Refiners.
wg are p_ro:Eixott to asa to lienners OIL VITRIOL
CAUSTIC] SODA and OWE: at the invest mar
Wt prices. Ifieeeniten au Irltebtily *kg Sae load at the
mantileatancrs, thereby saving to' ,- the purchuer the ea
01= tc and seming promptnetwin ahipping.
(Irmo /CH& CATO/M.loli !mgt.:4'y
n LD, PAICE#, /sIgiAI>VANCE 1
' • • 'OLD 'PRICES, NO ADVANCED
, J. :0 wlll irk Xi 3) N
18 SELLING WALL PAPER
iipt i 6tz 114110011 MOM. ti ;Z.
OUP`rilliftfiltriatie
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Executrix' Notice.
T _ETTgfig ' 4't 91'A V SNTARY ON
.14 the edits of krthar, 0. Davison, doted, late
114Licrook tp, Edo Co , Pa., having Won granted to w the .
414.11"4.1" = " re= gtilitt
Di* ttssannlynt ibma h • .
ya~elllll. as eakill .tb• !state to
boloont s thOlaki*Weewat•
! ; `1" • Ilbcsaattu.
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A, Valuable .d s Dadrals eland far . I
OROCEar ORGENWri* Ctad..dt.
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L loos DWELLING HOUSE stizehod,.vkleh
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• , Dvise, hangs &Th.
A LARGE LOT _ seakt .
/3: of o^lll. P 1415 sat Majahall
friol-1n
ItOPE,
GLUE & BUNGS,
seves mare
Pratldealist ineoton, '
Robert L Johnson,
Richard Tata,
William Loughlin,
Ed R Helinbold,
Edward P Dunn, -
Thomas McCullough;
Edward T Hess,
Philip $ Oeriumi,
George 0 Le4per,
Michael Sense;
Patrick McEvoy,
Thomas II Walker. •
0 8 Elmmick,
A. B Dunning,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Bwineford,
John Lid, • 1 "
Geo. A Btalth,)
Thaddeus Ban k,
Hugh Montgomery,
John M
Joseph M Thompson. ,
Reseda' Brow.,
James P Barr.
Wiliam J Ronuts,
William Montgomery. • •
Presidsailal . Electors,
Robert L. Johnson,
Richard 'Vim,
Lotighlin,
Ed. IL Relmbold, •
Ed. P. Dunn,
Thomas McCullough,
Edward T. Hess, .
Philip B. Gerhard,
George 0. Leiper,
Michael Seltzer,
Patel* iltavoy,
Thomas H. Walker,
0. B. Diminiok,
A. B. Dunitini,
Paul Leidy]
Robt. Bwindord,
John AM,
Geo. A. Smith,
Thaddeus Banks,
Hugh Montgomery;
John M. Irvine,'
Joseph M. Thompson,
Rasselat Brown,
James P. Barr,
William 3. !Counts,
Wm. Montgomery.
Congress,
WILLIAM BIGLER.
Seat* Senator,
DAN RICE
Amiably.
H. D. FRANCIS,
L. W. SAVAGE.
Sh•riff,
W. 0. COLT
County Commissioner,
I MONROE HUTCHINBON
Trepmrer,
P. A MICKEL
Cl
: 1 of Courts,
F. W. KOEHLER.
Director of the Poor,
BALPA BOWMAN.
Auditor,
131t1113 SCHLURAFF,
Tnutess of Sri* Andom,y,
GEO A LYON
G. F. GAIN,
J. F. SPAULDING.
Traits*. of Waterford loadatir.
WATTS &LLOYD.
IM IL MAXIM.