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OW. •GEORGE IL IirCLELLAN.
viol Puplnsis,
•FORGE II PENDLETON.
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RICUID TAIT& of Phladalphise
Oneida iticertas: •
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Willtass Lcusuliu. IL Paul Liddy,
L Barad R. itelaiti.:l2, Ruben lividaford.
4. Edward T. Daps, . 16. John Abl,
4. Thaw. ILoCallougls, - it Warr 0. 04 801 .
S. "Award T. RIPON t IT. Thaddeus Banks,
IL Philip FL Oarbarii,* IS. flush-Youtgolory,
1. Gam* G. Lalver. • 11. :atm Y. Irvin,
O. Michael Bettor, O. Jas. Y. Thompsou,
' , I/ 'Patel , * Peavey, SI. Russia* Rums,
14. Thaws H. Walter, rt. James P. Barr,
11. nlivar S D'aira(4l4 22. Wilham J. Boosts.
a L. 8. Dwain. 24. Wm lloattouresi.
Tear
This is the last issue of our'paper before
the important election (times' off which
is to decide the fate of the nation. We do
not feel that it is necessary to recona the
issues which are involved. The - peopie
understand th .. elm.as' well as we could
plain . them, and it is quite likely that
Emery man who intends to vote on Tties
•day aezthas his mind made up by this
period', so that neither editorial articles
-nor stamp speeches' , will change it. The
time •for argument is past—the time for
salon is at hand. We are fully convinced
that if Democrats perform their duty on
the Bth day of November next--if they go
to work with the saute 'determination to,
succeed that they have exhibited in pre
vious catupsigne—if they permit neither
'threats. ridicule, nor other, cause to dis
courage them-4 - proud and momentous
victory awaits thein. To-day there iiia
majority of the voters in two. thirds' of l i te
Stateeof the Union who are Democrats at
heart. Oa this Point we have not a too.
-rent's doubt. The only thing necessary
to ensure the'eleo4o of GM. XeClellan
ti, that every perskn who favors him shall
be at the-polls, shall deposit bie vote for
him, and shall ist:tor to induce his neigh
bors to do the same.
First and'forsmost, see that each dhi-
trict is supplioß with 'au abundance o
tickets; and be ante that the! are all °or&
'rent. In order, to ascertain this, let them
be oompared with the list printed in. the
baiaver. "Allow none to be trusted to
tribute ticketi but tried andwpright men,
who are zealous in the cause, and who will
spare no honorable means to promote its
success. .
Every, man who has any influence
must go to work. Attend : the polls, aqd.
stay there the entire day. ti'e know there
is a prejudice in many • persons' minds
against what is called. l 'electione,ering ;"
bat this is not an ordinary campaign. The
Ate or death of themation is involved, and
surely no man's "respectability" can be
impaired by laboring to avert calamity
to his country , Our best men in each, /o
celity should. /turn out and resolve to be
on . hand. Jtimill detract nothing
. from
youi - dignity, gentlemen, and may cave
the cause.
No Dosteeratic vole must be tort. Let each
perm:hi - who riads this article vote early;
and thedAiet`that his neighbors , are not
allowed to remain away. The close result
of our late State eleOtion shows the im
• ports:nee of a few votes. At a period like
this, a failure to cut his ballot on the part
- of any Democrat is a criminal offence,
which nothing can palliate. Rave car
---,Stages on hand to bring out the sick and
lame, and stir up the careless to the per.
fon:lance of their duty. With a vigorous
canvass before the day of election, and
proper energy on the part' of Democrats
on that occasion, victory cannot fail to
perch Upon our banners.
What Democrats need is confidence in
the came. Too many of them are disposed
to be negligent; under the belief that do
what - we may, the administration willfinct
some.tusans to cheat the people out of
their desires. This feeling of despondency
must be east of. We have truth and Jul.?
line on our side, and If are awake to ,
'the emergency; and • each one does hit
''shale of the work, our efforts will be
crowned with a glorious success.
ma Chairman of the Republican State
Central CoMmittee - and the consequent
leader of the
. stipport era *of Lie&lc and
John r ,p, renusylvinis. is Simon Cam
eron, Wheal a Repubilium Federal House
of Repiesentatives, by' solemn vote, pro
nounced unfit for °nicht' • station, by -rea
son of his corruption, end who was so no
toriously unpopular in
. the early Stage of
the war, that Mr. Lincoln was obliged to
*mil hiss to resign his seat in the Cabinet.
The folloWing resolatien, adopted by the
lower House of our Legislature at the set
'ion of 1863, when Gen. Cameron's party
friends were • a majority of that body,
throws some additional light on ids-char
,
aeter
Resolved That the Governor be instruct
ed to direct the Attorney General to insti
tute erissieci peocecttses against
CAUERON,IoIin J. "Patterson, "Wil&m.
Brobst and Henry Thomas. -
It is by such men as this that the oppo.
@Mot are led in every Haste of the Union,
otthe.most tare -faced, unblushing soeun-
Alain ihcoettatif:.4sed• theuestids .
of really honest and well intentioned (*-
soli permit themselves to be duped by
them into the belief tharthey are prtinio
tins the cause of their country and their
God. They willosome,day come to aeons*
of the msigneria which they are betrayed,"
but,,alasl it may be too late. -
Tit character of Governor Seymour hal
Seger been impugned 4 any' honor •We',
.molitioal opponent. Whatever pob,
_cal
- enemy mar say of his' pnblief wets,
he is known ,by men of parties to
hi a Chriitian pi:dim:dam Forney'A Prem.
Oen while crediting the Baltirtmrcicer•
Usk, says : •
"No shadow of insapicicrn rests upon
`afersor Seymour. Whatever may be his
ti v iewl error, he is known toi he a man of-
ea . def pu low sa Abolitionist trying
YoClellan, remind him that
speech
" g ra ailandie lva r l -b e l i evid '/XFP4l.lati
gad
tea Gen. libe President "J do
the . * * i ff in , h4LitoClonassi
ea hie book on th= it ha tans.
wove lifaVoitka
MEI
1 - , falls he tie to* to aridlfr.
.bez:
The following table, oomYlleid by e, gen
tietnen of accuracy and reliability, ,exhib. ;
Its facts which are calculated to startle
even the most careless citizen. It is based
on the Supposition that thei 'public) , debt
at the clove of Adr.Linoolo's persent term of
office, on the 4th of March next; •will be
three thousand millions of dollars._ which_
we believe to be rather under then above
the truth. Thurlow.Weed, the Abolition
leader in the State of New York, declared
a year ago that the debt-Was four thousand
millions, and a compilation of the appro.,
priations made by Congress, published in
our columns a short time ago, proved that
a sum not - leas than that amount had
been. provided for by congreisional enattt
ment.- The-first column-shows ettehooun
ty's portion of the debt, secording to pop-,
- ulatloli,assunsing it to be only three tholi•
sand millions ; thoseoond shows the share•
of interest each . county will be required to
pay yearly v i and the third givei the vela
atioe of property according to ,the o.ti;
mate of the State Revenue - Commission
ers, whose duty it s is to compile a careful
and authentic statementon that subject.-
The summing up of the latter table for
the entire Corothoorrealth, makes a total
of $500,000,000. We ask the attention of
the taxpayers of this leeway to,these fig
ures, and if there are any who have doubts
of the correctness of the estimates of valu
ation, we refer them to the report of the
Revenue Commissioners, which can be bad
from almosi i any attorney or justice of the
peace
Eli
lite% COSA: Katt Ono of
tCre abaft of Sa Caro of 111 property
:PIM 1 113 le 'et the war in
11111 Vii
fleet. debt-par Boma,
Altana 81,817,032 $289).55,183,890
Alloneny . 80,741,682 1,844,49 26,128,389
Armststig 6,157,084 869,426 A 027,818
Beaver 6,012,080 .400,724 .4,1 8,161
Bedford 4,598,592 276,916 4,4 23
Boris 10,138,898 968,201 22,918.
81air.... 4.788,589_ 287394_ 4,900,7.
Bradford 8,288,241 490.998 6,492,988
flacks 10,986,416 668,126 19,298,126
Butler 8.122368 867,880 4,844,806
C4ubtle, - 6,01 . 4,669 400,819- -2,164.817
Carbon 8,617,676' 217,060 2,454,858
Centre 4,744,000 218,840 4,460,808
Chester 12,826,616 ' 769,690 24,278,907
Clarion 4,291,936 267,870 - 2,241,952
Clearfield 8,238,648 194,192 -7 1,625,000
Clinton 8,048,866 182,901 8,060,478
Columbia 4,811,189 258,670. 8,260,278
Crawford 0,989,3011, 419,258 -6,431,248
Cumberrd 6,898,856 - 418,811 12,285,604
Dsupliin 48ZW/1 -- 12=9340
Delaware 6,262,984 816,779 10,187,440
Elk 1,017;380 60,042 844,111
1403,201 610,188 6,789,208
Fayette 43,864,1149 r tn,sao 6,837,781
Borns% 165,458 9,287 175,218
Franklin 7.276.01:4 _._484,740 .12,874.983
Fulton 1,670,632 94,281 1,187,487
Greene 4,188,996 • 251,819 3,129,671
11untinges 4, 12 iLV0.- 181402 .1A.750411.
Indiana 6,791,684 847,679. 8,821,268
Jefferson 8,142,440 188,848 1,679,517
•J'aniste - 2,921,692 /76,295 2,918,914
Lancaster 20,006,008 = 1,200;860. 86.8831
ir
Latenire__9,9a,t2B 287,849 • 8.681,4
Lebanon 6,474.932' 328,495 9,474,464
Lehigh 7,626416 451,633 10,464 962
Luzern. 16,611,968 ! 930,718 10,808,224
Lycoming 6,45,628; 886,957. - 4,898.498
McKean ' 1,428,618 - 85,424 758,642
Mercer 6.339,282 880;854 - .4,906,817
Main 2,810,489 168,628 • 4,016.420
Monroe 2,882,876 172,942 ' 1,691,584
Montg'y _ 12.116,000 726,960 19,493,766
Montour. 2,245,116 184,706 1,916,482
North'pt'n 8.289,488 424.389 18,648,638
North'd 4.988,624 299,187 6,476,664
Perry • 8,920,798 236,247 '8.367,709
Phil's 97,270,988 6,788 217 174,716,221
Pike V .1,280469 78,837 702,466
• Potter - 1,972,840 118,870 938,898
Bahn7lkilll6 395,720 928,743 11:219,076
Snyder 2,686,020 166,161 2,686.258
Hoidens, 4.805,818 270.8481. 2,995,976
„Sullivan 989,664 68,178 416,0911
- Buagnek's 4,287,924 374,275 8,296,1111
Ologs 6,889,668 820,874 2,439,508.1
nion ~9,482,940 . . 146,976 8,870.489-i
Ventage ' 4,007,896 -258,448 - 1,950,0601
Waimea- 4,800,680 198,640. 1,798,687
Wasiegtin • 8,894,460 600,667 10,839,688
Wayne 5,545,103 ' 882,106 1,744,186
Westneld 9,212,692 664,666 7,939,849
Wyoming' 2 1 156,880 129,412 1.009,014
York 11,780,400 703,824 12,916,606
Erie oounty's share of - the three thou
sand migions,it will. be seen, is $8,603,204,_
en which the annual interest $570,138;
The total valuation of the county is only
$5,70,2013, et, tbit' in - order fq, pity thirin
terslt alone on the national debt etch
year will require nearly wesqsatA of all the
property in this .county. Butrtida ititot
by any means the sum total of the tilts.
lion that will be required from our
oiti
sans. Already the number - of - peniidners
upon • the • government is - set down at
170,000, and the, half-have not ytel, been
entered on. the 'books of the' depot:tint
Assuming thein to number 300,000; and
their monthly - allotment to%arerago $8
eadh, there will be added a yearly amount
'to be paid put of the prockets tit the people
of $24,000,000. And when its these are
; annexed the yearly antounta i neoessary to
carry on the general and State govern.
inentsrthe interest on State; county and
local debts, the bounties for exempting
fronkfuturedrafts, the people of this
county can figure up for thtenseives the
pleasant prospect before them, in the
moneyed sense of _the question, leaving
out of consideration 'the fearful conscrip
tions and other incidents necessary to the
continuant* of therm,. ;'-
Time and space oblige us' to defer the
estimates we have made as the Probs
. le cost of four years.misr• wiry which will
certainly follow the re-election of Mr. Lin.
coin, and the yeirly bonbon that will fall
upon our people in case of that disastrous
event. it is aufacdent to 'maul' d =Kra&
ers that each fetae year of the war Will
witness' the farther depreolatiou of the
paper curramy, and a conastueit in
crease in the cost of wli ottani' neatened
by the gelatinous mid *443_ tlatille
publics debt will be; ewellin all tim time
until it stiles s fee beyond Its
incremh, tip.,am i rte psoportion ; tied
Asa 4/skarn , . sizpOwSie of ttiPs-11441,
State and local governments will be ad.
i , linbing in thewam• ratio. If any man
will sit ,down-And coolly :_mietihtte the
probabilities of our situation at the end of
oribl two,, three or. four years mon of:war
he wilt not be likely to rise with any .=-
sited opinion of Contest for sultjugaticm
and alpsacipsiion, se.proposect by Mr.
Lincoln. 'Figures , and' reileedon are the
Republican pOrpreirtelet
the Union is
the only condition of peace. Ms.,Lincoln
all Y slll2 kr r ." ol 4 - 9t9 l !)",riYih. eon•
ditkth of flake.'pre* ItaliVtherefore,
who prefers tite negro to he wilt
Tote for 14ziOahri-dibt, '.tizatkin and end
less war. = •
Tag Phihmhilphis 4g. Claud, that . I 'l4
Demer9tie pcikOry is Riptiormia thaw
go 2.000
Amalie Ausoinimic 1111
' arna Imeheis m na"itlia Malt
r
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fallivas.
iTIILi
MS
VW the kWh Atm*
rale& Pease es Me fads
sit the
a
4,Pft ath l,Otti,of 'October the .fotinwe ci
presnibles - anti toffitUtkon
irk
the Legit/attire of Alabanis. hj dno or,
tht gnat able and influential members" of
then body, who Supported !hem in a ewe-,
fnlly eonsidered swats: have - not
ssoertaiued what action the Legislature
_
took upon - them, but from the fe,St that
Jeff. Davis' organs are violently assailing
it ;nen ureeonsttn". auembtage,- wte
Infer that the measure must • hare met
with considerable favor..if it did not sets.
a/4 pass. Taken In connection with the
recent letters of Mr. Boyce of South Caro.
lids. and -Mr. Johnson of 'Georgia, this
proposition has a, deep interest, proring
as it doe% thst the question of a caws . -
tion of hostilities is beginning to be warm
ly' considered in. the South. and. that a
large Union party would at once be we
tablished there, if hir; Lincoln was ejected
from office by the Northern people :
Wetness, Abraham Lincoln, as Presl,l
detit of the United States and_Commatt,l
der-itir : , - Chief of the army and navy thereof,
and trio friends and supporters of his ad- 1
ministration,. have declared that negotia
tions " for peace cannot be entertained
except on a - basis . of a restoration of the
Union in its. integrity sad, the abolition
of slavery, and that the existing -war I
must be prosecuted Until the men of
these Confederate States aracoinp . elled to
submit to these terms, or are sutougated,i,
and, if necessary to secure this end: ester
minated, their lands confiscated and their'
women and 'children, driven forth as wan.
derers on the face of the earth : _ • '
And idisrou, Thelmelectioff of Abrat
•ham Lincoln to the *Moe of President of
the United States is advocated by niany;-,
if: not ail, of his supporters upon these
grounds; and that therais no other warto
terminate the war, insisting that there
is no -disposition on the put of the
people of these States' to engage into
negotiations for peace except on the
tinct, admission of the separate Indepen=
- dense of these States ae a basis: -
And whereat. At a recent convention.
std in the City of Chicago, a numerous
d powerful party has declared its wit.
- lin ess. if successful, to stop fighting and
open gotiations with us on ,the basis of
the Fed Constitution as it is and the
reiteration ( the Union under it : now,
therefore, , . • , - •
AI if rescind by &ens sad Mat of
../Vreeastaiiiref of tits Seats if Alamein Gra
-era Asacadly seamed, That we sincerely
desire peace. It the aforesaid party is
successful we are willing and ready to open
negotiation ace on the. hails indica
ted in the platform adopted by madam•
rention—our sister-States of this Confed
eracy being willing thereto.. •
Gov. curtin has appointed' the following
named gentlemen to take the :Midler?
vote to be cast in November: - Henri. W-
J. McGrath.J. U. Martin. F. McLaughlin
-and J. Mccibben. of. Philadelphia; Ber
nard Relit'''. f
.Bchuylkill county; Win.
Horton of Fulton county. end J. H. Mc-
Clintock and John M. Politer, of Pitts
buig.—Exclicege.
Our readers; know that we irive never had
a very exalted opinion of Gov. Curtin,
but if his course in regard to the soldiers'
votes be a correct index to his ohavacter,
we shall have no hesitation in changing
our opinion of the man. Ile has exhibited
in this delicate matter a fairness of dispo
sition and a courtesy toward his political
opponents which stand out in Commends
bl4 contrast with the sots Of many of his
pirtuan.allies. The commissioners named
above are all members of the Democratic
party. and gentlemen of acknowledged.
integrity. whose appointMenti gives assu
rance that - so far al the Statit authorittai
can control the subject, the balloting of
our Pennsylvania soldier's will be conduc
ted sooordblg to law and honesty. We
are not one of the class who believe it trZo
be their duty to point out all the bad
traits in 'a political opponent, and with
hold his
_good ones ; and in accordance
with the rule laid down for our guidanoi,
We take pleasure in alluding to this act of
the Governor's as one that evinces true
manliness, courage - and magnanimity. • .
What, dill some of the embittered polit
ksalliiends of Gov. Carlin in this-county
say to his selection of Democrats toe the
important positions Mimed above? If what
they charge upon the supporters of Gen.
McClellan be their real convictions, they
men believe that, - these gentlemen ire
"sympatbisms-with treason." Is it likely
that, GoV. Cuitin would appoint friend* of
the rebellienio visit, the army and collect
the :rotes of those wii!s are enlisted to put
down the enemies of our country ?
The charge is frequently made against
Hr. Pendleton that he has voted spinal
the iaterests of the'soldisrs. The follow.
lag facts, complied from the Congrasional
Webs, the °Moist authority on the subject,
oompletelydisprovei these slanders. In
each .cane, we defy contradiction, and
pledge ourselves to refer any persons
doubting our etvitement - on tie subject to
the copy mid page Of the Globe from which
the facts earl ho ascertained. it is proper
to add that in every instance where the
opposition claim goat Mr.Pandletonuroted
spinet the soldiers," thUpropositkiii acted
- upon by Congress was mixed np with
some absurd Abolition ides, which no
true friend' of the Union could Support:
On the 31ieof July, 1881, lit Penal*•
toe, by-nosoimous QOASSitit offered a row
which wii11:1411.7 - 111frea To, Sting
the pay Of Soluoteer officers at the' same
stasdie; aediosiketthe mauler 1101•100.
On the 6th of Awed, /Olin ! bkif yrso
.b s t go d soe d into Congress illierll#llll4 khe!
"pay of privates in the army &adz Miler. 'hi
the Way faiir dollars per . 'munth. - : Kr:
Thiddsbatkovine; tboAlepubdcsu *der,
in tbe.ll,onso, noted that 46450:0i1s be
011*-tirG dollars. J.gaisit iti s &oda" Yr.
fontifetta voted. multi favor of thwart.
ibis' bill. • '
Oa thelith of robruary;lB6liiir.
dieton, by unaninions Conaant o -offored the
folleirins rembinueS; which was road; con ,
sideied and ii ir ma to :
• "Itesotood. 'Martha . trilltary Committee,
Of thelnedutat U r *. tini-of the army
ender Goa* Ontwand Wave* what
messawrof tertian, o sty t , Ate .1110cori
My to acute Ithaca ftW skill and
attention in the are of k andWotuided
soldiers?'
Xr.,Poittiletbn was one of the Most ear•
nest supporters of the bill praidlng ifult
soldiers -be paid ritgularly bray MOD th;
U. advocated irawauted pity to` afloat
18 6 4;.
lad althargh aossiarily absent on the•
del the
,plll paseekirould have . mdOd for
•
feted totems pr e sent, • -
On t h e Ott of try, 1002, ttr: Lam*,
of ~lliMob . tittered the, fOflowing realm ,
geruh, mkoitudi • Xr..
ton's name-hotap mord* MIMS
gest
IBM
-1• 1-I'2 4:-. 'Ova,
Tee Milßeni VMS.
Ilr. Nat Wes t ," Itevird.
"Asaaivad, Thai it is with feelings of de
vout, gratitude - Wahnighty God that, Ib .
Minds of Reprinentathrek folek,titoo to
tides bear of the trill- 00s, Or the 'Union
Tunny : in the great stiugght-for the wire;
lawyer the Gradluition hod - tito integrity
of the Union. - • -
'Reeltioni, That, .we remise with pro
found satisfaction. intelligence Of the re.
.cent litnotice &thieved by the - Arniref
the Potomac, &anointed front their loot&
ties with those of theltevelatiosi sad that
the &Omer, thecks of ibis House awe hem
tentiered.tolirOpoh.Geo4l:lfeeleibus
tor those high military itillittrelitsWie.
cure important results wit h ,but, little an,
rifiee of human lire.
"---
,At the Wit t session of ogre.* Ron.
4
Wm. H. Miner, of .Pounsykania, submit
ted the following resolution, anddrimand:
ed the previous question on Its adoption:
Wniseass, The entire people of the
Stalest still adhering to the Federal Union,
are sorely exercised by reason of the re.
ported suffering . of their brethren, now
prisoners of war in the Confederate States :
dad wArrecsa, The conimcipett prompt.:
inns of hismanity should induce the Ex
ecutive Representative of the nation to
exhaust every proper' effort to - alleviate
their distressed condition, and . restore
them to their homes :
And Wawa, We are well informed
that the number: of Confederate prisoners
in our bands is; vastly in muss of the
number of Fideralprisoners in theirs, and
that exchange could be made **eluding
the question of "color, that would - restore
our white brethren to liberty, without
prejudicing what mar be supposed to be
"the rights ofoolored Federel - soldiers,now
prisoners of war : therefore, •
Resolved, t That the President of. the
United Stattehe-respectfully requested re.
Promptly instruct those having is charge
the matter of the sachet:net 01 prisoners
tween the United States and the to
talled Confederate States, to propose: an
exchange of White men foi white men,
leaving other questions to be disposed of
when the suffering whits sons of the Re
public shall have been restored to the ler
vice of the government, their friends and
firesides. •
'Preorge H. Poodleton.Totod in favOr of
this resolutioti,ibut the Aholitioni;ttyoted.
. .
it down, and passed eTsubititute approv
ing the messures . 4tofthe Udministiatiun
refusing Act . =ski - exclitinge
„of priaOners,:
unless ; negrues,r4ii , exchanged, by;tlie'
Itiobomod entborities. -
;Instances like these Might lie sited
by the .QO , IILIIIO. to : provs.Mr. - Pe odic the,
consistent devotion
,to the interests of our
soldiers. The above 4re ajf - ecipied"froni
the °Said dociiments.l44 ei we said at
the etunmencement of titia article, .we
sballenge contwidictionJU rift d tOthein:,
On the yore °firm, etisightelorwsrd and
manly j Unionisoi, Om* A. Pendlet . oiW
career is egially - clear. Read his !ate,
speech in New York, publashrl on our
first
,page,. his letter to some I*.th nin
Missouri, Printed in list Week!' 'Obserwor.. --
/end Is recent letter, to, lion,. John 8.-
-Hrskin, and then deny , if. you dare that
the entity of theurprUiluothisis is al-true
a patriot as lives in the coniitiy.
stories affecting hie: reputation are "but
inventions ,of the' li i memy, i ' .desisted for
political .Sect, Oaths 'scinvi of, Mental,
attainimpts,, of purity of character, of
.eualted ~statesmanship, a,a4 of magi.
peackable Unionism, (leo. H. Pendleton
is every wily worthy to be associated on
the ticket with Oim, and both
are iiititlad to the sonfidisnos sud votes oT
•
the people.
Tag Voting of the New York soldiers
in the army on JAM* river is now nearly
over, and the result is known to be a de.
cidetl Majority in favor of Gen. Ueda*
The New York 69th voted all bqt one• for•
McClellan. The ilitiond Corps voted 1,680
Democratic to £Bl Republican. Ths 169th
New York voted 103 'Democratic to 76
RePublican. Many Diteacicratiavotes have
been - sent by malt: • The Tenth' Carpi is
reported to hive given a large Deniocratis
majority. The New York army rote it
thought decidedly favorable.
ler When yod are through with this
copy of the Obanws, hand - it to your II&
publican neighbor. It contains feats that
DAY 40 him gjOd.
The Una Drawn;
Writtos for Uts Obroprer.)
The re-celled B,epublicais nation to be
esereteed in theirmiadannestaing the man
of the Chicago CosiestJinja adjourning sib.
jest to the call of the !cation' lizeoutive Com
mittee. Though they hire finely arrived at
the emaciation that the two resolution paned
by the sensation are omise sad Wieser*
of something, jet they prelbse;to be fearfal
shat the Democratic aoudad of a fair election
is too hjgh for inch pure patriots as they to•
reach, and the line of denterlietion Winn
an sloths Stein and as +demise swindle too
strict tor till* thair:politiail !Ina er so-Hel
sel success.
" It may be - trill, therehre, to *We obtsrly
whet is n fair 4lotion, 'And what that freed
upon the people will be, ithioicnis* possibly
esti for the rsinettint.but necessary and pstri•
ode interfere'si of the repreeentstives of tie
Destoersey. 4, •
It will be observed int. Ot*ltitt t Posaffrfal
ham at at dm Der is atty manner recosairad
the testate* of the weaned *Am* of Walt
Virsfittli."
,Tbe bolder K tbi Repablieeas
obeeitrea In Ids aimed fit firer of tile villain
at eh' .itateAim would tat stulAfr`
librkidt by stinted.* that tiara sat say Tar.
iagt la tbi Ciastltatitta for Thai proeediag."
•Ila voted for. qui ; taws^ Itialtyrr, but the
temottraut, sot *Ow abed** eo Alta,,gitgb-,
lubluteadfaltly itafaseito Vstaltily"
iici'diskaaor tbittatet* f iii rcottilatss tie
•
TO olltato ef j Weat 'halals'` 4ttrirtgato,
Is chittitf,: Itortrorer, , byt two Illatatem sad
ArwititElsOtkli, 'llfaiwebtieette,
tisifill**taoetiv,
blebs* oentitopeta. • 11.10 very itaiiii4eat
!Vitae stay apt beettate lk Abrattati
Lia-
Dela,lilitt Ice electotil %Mott trpea ebe
retw bdbts counted If . .l . 4.,Lliteitla should ba,
declared elected by four voiait;."Weitstliiii"
bitt . .ib e hii ocrasfed• able, ills Witt that Oft,
3s. ldoClid.
.troOldltra 'ad act* • a k tority
ot - sistisesississ,ssd "atilt"' be Ilse Laid.
otatetitadoaal Precideakl!o.Writ Vicatabesed
*del* telltreeatrary aitahltataatflag,
2`rosidist,.
ma vios hiuddem. le bit Alts4: l lLateuitde
the Kwh and Ciaatitattaa , of As &ate - whoa
bi *bar: *
Eltlt L eiti# pew!'" trudisid
4461 410 We ike• WO; O*A - ie.* ,
'ewer *bar of.:11r. 4044 iti*thrt
to, add to that . qulthallea Imes metritaltat.:.
Stiotibible Mitch thboitutobr W sum*
HIS Siele4* 94'04 1 , 4 . 1 4 4 4 :# SUM
' fret theamplieiey tat watt orapotaorre, tar
alostitta It :sad- Toll, sad aa the an of
tritidttte fittikaebotY jtattitto elm Ada ame:
did*lsi . .. b ****,0 0 11 1 0. 111341411 Segal
ii4Oldtl4. 1111140 4. 11 4- ik. 641- kiA - 7 0 .4t
ikstretatb ber platy metaled a., eves: to
/ i l . 4llo k * . ,Mile rft l e i d7 .,' " ';
%,z
dimpleatltallea mateea ear 011411.1
whiah hove l bees cairns by anstas and, whose
People a i r t e ir sersed by the strictest min
.tary 'des .I..afeleetios isebi in nose
81448 ode% yissibeity 4 ; eider **log
fit'oPpletatimis be Inn, sad 'any but 'a tree
ahistion is vohl.
• I
• As to- 1 41 kikiertf.eotd o the greatest 'Milieu l •
Arlan staid( lit preventing fraudulent Moroi, I
saA ii s o otsdttMttt6 is that theiir
. easyb• a this , inprenlea of the opision of the 1
army ; ; 44 fer as possibli the Ditiiiiinny wilt
lainjaan4reii to,Visooreale with aerialist, the
issalparsiu theist - ICY:non. This' U the most
that eats be done. and those:oho Lappin., that
la distint tamps those nwprlsdplsd Repub . "'.
Oatsparltsiaabillgoi watahe 1, aro mist Ado
/11,11fpeCtet sad the artny'shall know hew they
have been ildscoded, if they are to niwindled
I.
'ono( Ado Husrages, There - must bo as votes
df dndnee renraed; no Democratio soldiers
must be detailed er otherwise depried of their
cells polio dry of oliatiou. If soldiers are
seat final to vote.-all must go, or else the
ideation carried by furloughing Republican
soldint r illy. is void. Thai. Toting must be
open,: fin lad uoioacnaptuied by tone or
'bream The returns ?Gust booornetly made
•
out. t
I nil
To resaplt te : The flee cotes of the so
willed "Elisio of West Virginia" mast tot be
'eounteill
The ineetious must he free id all the that's
the fitatte of Missouri, &n
-inety, Delaware and Maryland.
To eleatoni votes must be 'coasted coining
from say tattle seceded , or. siiijagated States.
The laws of the raspeetive &situ in regard
te eleotidin taus& be ,nbeywl. Including' tho De
whish prohibit the Estionimg of soldiers with -
Is is saint* distanee'of the polls.
The rots of. the miry must be out [civil!, all
Totem qualified trader elate laws 'must have
upportwoliy io cut their ballots for the 0113E11,-
4*We of thCir choice, and the returns must be
fairly iwithi out and.given to the public. In
short, ideate must be mush an slsotieti as 114
bees elw 4 u 4 S h'6•l in obis country until Abut.
hem Lincoln ossiyea.io rule
. s majority by
wiisoritir. _The past. *lotions up to his *day
'wire ijes s nose could be tore so. We
Ur aid; 116* 'Curti now.
To ~baie * free Olestido thro l ughout.thess‘
litotes riqiiires no interference of Mr. "Liaeolnt
is satilliiew or :his party. 24,-lataititeme
is wbif w tisk sal' what, is lola lIATII.
Obiwryer.] •
The Ship pi -Stns.
IT 71RII. 111430111 4O* ILL 1191111...
31—..Patriatif ASto_
camm
Raz ye people of oppression,
'Li ye to the cr y of pain
. ' C ' g *mow dying comrades,
•.-
Lying 'mid their, kindred slain 1
Will you stand forever vile
en e move would right oar wrong t
Tot • /Whit t—voto for freedom I
, • McClellan be ear song I
1 , 7 WI McClellan for our Captain,
' '4 wilt take the Skip of State,
sa her with true,-noble patriots,
. . " With oar Pendleton for taste ; 1
' Trim well her salls—all la order—
POI her on, the sea of light, • t
- Reed her for the glorious Whit. House,
put the Despot's power to tight.
.• I ''• . •" ' • •
When McClellan is elected
•
And this gad war is o'er,
' . And the Abolition crew ejected,
, Then our hearts will fear no more.
• Strike, ye brave men, for McClellan,
Work ye while , the day'!. long;
• Ts the rescue; sere the Union ;
Little Mao shall right,oar wrong I
, . CUCIIIIII. ,
• Now, three Ghetto fo4 , breve McClellan*
Re'. the Champion' of the dsy.
Bearra.nstrao, Pa., Oct. 23, 1864.
AtOX lIMUIMAX ° III *MIT. ,
The Confederates are gathering an army
in front of Atlanta, with the intention of
storming and capturing it during Sher
man's absence. They say there are hardly
eight thousand Federal tioope in the
town. General Iverson commands the
Confederate army in front of Atlanta. The
Confederates report that Sherman has, all
told, list fifty thousand men, only belt of
Whom are now with him. The rest are
'masoning threatened points on the rail
roal. The Confederates have crossed the
Tensaw*, near Florence. Forrest, with
_a strong column, has appeared near Me"-
Phis. ,At Eastport, in Northern Miss
lipid, he captured part of a Federal gay i '
son, under Colonel Mayes. the remainder
rats/Wag to Memphis. The telegram ari
'nouncitig the , defeat states that Colonel
Hoye* not to blame forth. disaster, as
he simply obeyed orders.."
. infers - umer.-
Thom is nolonga any doubt that Price's
army' is retreating firont Missouri. • He
marched down the State line dividing
Missouri from Mutsu. ,When Fort Boott
was reached, fifty miles south of Kansas
City. Price turned southeast, and was.
quickly marching across .Missouri towards
Arkansas. He carried with him a large
'autoclaved plunder. The Federal caralW
-followed, but there is no 'ponArmation of
thtsreports of heavy captures of prisoners
and gnus made by them. If these stories
were true. Mr. Stanton mould very quick-
IY,cotifirat: them by an official despatch,
giving the details. Only the Federal cav
alry foUow Price. The infantry under '
Rosettrans, is only to few miles south of
Banns City, and more than forty miles'.
from Pricfs'i rear.
NM= 011'1111,XINOTOX.
The is to be a naval attack upon Wil
mington. A large Federal fleet—some say
sixty vemels,is gathering from Beaufort,
, North Carolina. Admiral Porter is to corn
mud, and be lssvu Wathington today
or tomorrow for kis post. Another fleet,
.00Mposed of all the meek and carrying
sit'theirools that i can be awed from the
masts of South Carolina, Georgia and Flo-
MAN his been polleeted at Hilton Bead.
- Our latest intelligence from Charleston
states that transports, leaded with troops,
hid passed botchward from Hilton Bead.
- The attack, it is - said, will come of nest'
wmdc. t brut& foe eleetion pinpaers,'
sad. the new" must; of mune, wave in'
tfoie Mlnfigenee the 'otitis. , •
-• ANIIPORTANT
I. . .
• -.J ; .t. _.. Owns , - . .
Olen A ening' figiateitted Lamb
TTSDIR THE PROVISIONS OF THE
. w -• mitimmobis•mpriivei. list AO, UN wMI.
simi v ie moon of trop~ad Loam . vivaria to
'take out palastilor• as* bads •botaro as -Ist dop of
-=F.
_lSt. Oa Canon to tab oat sada plants Use
lAmmeal to akroabod "Oa selerties Mr ramows ill
parchas orsoribtotorat and, Pao des se oaoh
armor mit asourar vita also flour is y ad Va'
tam aipparraa ma /MU to adorstio a iki *Wm
Lilo .protrlat aita fir ILI prima 'sat nod 000 l
aloe itoratt at pry oaste. limo Moak Si. Ma%
ID Mk IW by, the 1,1; 01111 Millie liana*
411. . pablloMommaadar the ad at Alp& 14.11 M.
1' no
ne zerlai partisalar atbratioa-to all
bodosis 'Qs Lad Lau. tad Uttar bah ,
Moo tar t=the Was* Waiiiikatoplopuod to pro.
sarepabools - at aoaaJP; at a distance
propoctaio urs o,(ll, 4l 4obig, iker4meilbo moat romooalto
arildtia sal ~I3P attaadad
, r a tillose- , .., lOU= aitOOGlAllik, or
A Dr carer,
"..,
1 -,ittloalto atutOesaadlors at UM
• 4 illii"II" - - illnilbri
.1 . ...A . ' . . -• A -
:. . Nom IL: Souholt . .
i •::
. , f . tr_ hot uststelool, hi do owl of Comas
- • .71:JLIIMItthw. Phu oi IC eie Conte. IL
9, Nuf: teen, ISIS. : :
- Lmis E llormost i .
L/VS DIFPDA TIN TILE LBWS
c i hoolo Web, iotttoll to - wogs, the duet of
"pelt to ho Will ot /Mo o fa so*
i tr i t OW&
V*lllllll4 Oki* /114 lie et Nopuillsi lad or
twor wihoooseiplobs ' Oho* arioeft
idgeAllll~esa the i4ttaiseoraboarit
bogoollallo soillistonli- i 1 • . - - ii.
Oldie ~lie* OILMIrb a -141Wa*
J ibe atom eat rworearata • sew sad Vaproved POCK KNIFE CUTTIPI HOZ, greatly auporlor t„
FOUR £NIYH FEND CUTTlitt. la ass. whether In strength. D1:y*4414, o,wpm:fools or Ens h W0r , 4 1
Ite telt ferdlair. adjustable throat operate* la tho slraptort and wort parfact manner. entrins an Y degzrab • ;„..,!
sad the Idashloo sax be rut either be Power or Hand. All combined glee the" Iclliet itli friEltLl
• darldad preforms over all other Pour Knife Itashlass. -
' ll lll plMe are IS 'Wen , No. OM ith No . Two 111131 No. Vireo SU; Nu. .PCIII $74,
' Rochester One Knife" Cutter, .
ittehractet a midi which ewatalee we to Itapply the wants deny farmer. and at lianaloetarare . prima
Tigard —.roar city No. Ow $20 ; • NO. Two $22;-..lionester No Ona $4; No. 149 ;lg.
-h',/'Dwell suenbed with any of . tit: above Clatters at Wholsaale •
W• Watts the attention of pergolas waistlis oaTtidog in the Hard war, lino, to not 12 , 1" tak emh•rio.
UOCOIR •FLIKIVIIILIINIA
G00V1 46 , 1100OKIKRERIRRott HANUW Or, MILL OLlcy L t yr. D .
AND I ROOLO OR ERROR Oft9alllllßlloN. ,
• Woo a toad' woortan•nt of
•
or me latest /Arlon to all otorbtsh wailer, tootpstltton. Speelit attention Is called io n 13 mem' roll l'lsallol
BRICK (IVVIT STOVE„ - which we ille&N as °Deaths aniffratelit art 014 to th e 3: 81:10.
i l IS" We hoot the Are eel to this e 7 y tor 14111114.N3g SIELXBitATEQ. SCALE i. A EPA s minim: r.s hin d
which will be bold at Sanivactsrlire view W. 1: 11 , ...t l b .. 7
I ost2fro4-3an- Oi.C., .1 Li.ro d t,.
. . .
GOLDEN BITTERS.
rattles the kites. feat's% tie rot drab of sairkele.,
, Win we tippeps s. . -
Will ears )* *Wawa.
• Will sure Oeuessi" , DOUny. -, ' : , • ,
Will can ilosintsini.
I.Wiil ear. lissdasiss
-=-* tn ekr•-witopmemak
• Will iiisits arid ens •aWi •
tt sprint*. - -
' • WUI lasigosata Ws aims Of vistas sad siodetsts
if illissisisii Use Ssisperstareof that body sad the tors et
drimistisis, satin is twat so a issismi smsbussit• of the
wigs, Gonsinislasg no potsosonsArap, sod is
TU BEST-TOOlO BITIWRS-In ?RE WORLD.
• *Tins, is earnestly isilettsil.
James
' 010: tiNOßltgl, a CO, Proprietors.
Buds Is, N. T.
Patrol Depot. Aswan& *peso Bettiliti K 9q: 6
SON BT.. N i OXIC. •
Tor silo by all DrunighbOroioro,ii.
tar *INNIS oi 140oa. s. Wholesale lin*
shot (or sale by t Iran k WatibliChrtor *Carter ea* litt•
king ag Booth.
05t12114. _
tY 'VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphan's Court of trio Coact,. will be sold at the
korbot Homo. in the city of trio, on founds,. the 6th
day of Ifocolabire next, at 10 Weleek e. al' the right„
Ws aid Interest of /oho and Martin tinder, ehll !rep of
Monet' etticlor. late of Erie, deco- bed, In end to all that
tonal& lot of ground nitwit- in the city of trio. county
of EN* and Stabs of Pennsylvania, and known as part et
la-Lot in wild city of Ole. by the number two thou
sand sth bnadrird and eighty.one (2681) bounded as fol
lows, to wit : beginning at a post on Font th street at the
tooth liast corner of la• Lot No NM, thence by sold lot
Northward!, ecrenty4lire (76) feet, thence Eard.wardly
parallel iritb Irourtb street twenty-eve 00 feet to a
post, thanes Sonthwardly seventy-ave.(76) font° Folarth
street. and thence krestwardlyolorg count' strait Olen-
Aydirer (26)feet to the place of bestaniattleing part of !B
lot No. 2681, and having a small dwelling bonus area
'td thereon.
Stray Heifer.. r
e94OFTO - WEE-PREMISES OP THE
w eribm bk Huta amok ip • oa OW LOW Rake,
11)rnir is Moat als viola aro. • two
lest aid Sieskir•li•sadi gra* •okor—•• speoliaA sulk*.
he w
4 wwortoksossod.4 to owes Loma, brirr• minty. 11114 VW Water May, Witr•W ok • rlllbi
of ••••11•6 0 by.
.1111111010 , iii111111=1111;
IM=M=EI
Empire Feed Cutter. _
The Flour CIO Two Knife Feed Cutter,
AND 'MI
COOKING
HUBBEL'S
A PURELY VEOEITABLE lONIC
/NTIGOUTTG & 14Taticrratatilio,
C•
.Exeinitor% Notide.
.ETtERS:TESTAMRNTARY ON THE
eatlte of James Cotter, died. tate of Aarbotateet
tp., Bale Co , Pa., having been meted to the undendan
". "tic. Is hope*/ tie= toll tnowotir Messelvea in.
debted to the 'aid estate. to maim isuneellate payment.
and those h.viog elaitosmraMed the OIRCIO will present
them, dal, antbeatleated, for setl. mot. •
111C11dRL CROWLRY,
RICHARD CROW LEY,
salt-6e* Executers.
- Executor's Notice.
XOTICE 18? HEREBY HIVES THAT
Letters Teetannatary bate been granted to Secto r
*Lean upon the estabrof Joseph Logan, late of Watts •
burg, ins County, Psi; deed. Any Pumas haie tog
claim! against cud *state will pneent them, and all pen
noes Wehted to Said estate will slake Instnediate per
mast to the undetaligned. ' H. Mel.: AN,
oetls-6w. Es. ot Joseph Logen,deed.
Orphan's COurt Bale.
VIENB Of 8 41,8-‘osirthird In hand sod the Wanes
IS two opal sons! payment% with• intend on the woe,
to be sewed by judgment bond sod ntotteege spon the
preeeikee. JOHN OCHALICIN.
osardisn of Jotin and Nuts Solder.
ottll-!w.
Fall and Winter. Goods Z
MIS, S. IL HALL
Wand reepeetfally on attention to tar
LARGE STOCK OF. GOODS,
..it remind from New York, @Tishman
Bonnets, 'Hats, Ribbons, iito.,
• Together with Rome
D • GOOD EL
Mach alio will 001 l •
CHEAP FOR CASH, OR READY-PAT.
Er Particular attention gala to bleaching, coloring
la tal ei tt l ieweit st... 7 - dews sieve the Depot.
serSelitt.
Valuable Property . for
- - Bale. _
IHE - UNDERSIGNED BEING -DESIE
sus Of amstagiog la other Wawa% albs for sag Wish
/ Trsiparty. wasted to Aibtna, Iris Co., ra. This
property soashits of Oas no.wasa KILL, Oa. S&W
MILL Two WV CLIANG liftW3 163 so 4 IA AClatt of
LAND. The noun's It 1 soAltt Arm ter of bona
Shiva - WU and all maim swam:, MACt int* 7 for Acklaa
• alerettaat or tartans bisilsoe, sad ti no. dein a pay.
tog boatoese•—the tra4o saroaatiog to from dhow
to twenty thoubsod dntlait a year.
Thesazeai l lbiduat_o Paw sad ass Ctegatar
w e aid tadoubio.aearadliad ItTeotallitgarter.
- abets 'Mk ass drtOrs dp a Parr , talliog strain
and whi be Fos st klataisk t All !mars of inquiry will
metro proaypkatteatioa galieatog
• "C, 7.INN At• BOW,
ALMON trio Co Pa.
Adzninistrator's Notice. •
LETTERA tf,Ad aliri istra Ilan on . the ea
`tab of Denbo% toyer doted., late of Fairview
to, tee - Coy itivirts twee. vented to tee wilder •
deed *dials bereby.givaa to ab Laritig claims against
the wow to perm Ahem. duly authenticated. forepttle
Wet. mad than lideblad to lbs sgd ealoda aUI make
teasettata paysamt. a1t.49 Beate.
EPHRAIM BOYER,
1:1* Adoklatitadon.
• • • .
.13tray Cow.
CI Et AME , TO•TH PRE3IISES OF THE
%,• I~lloo* Kilknsh ip , about thre•••ilut
• • MILT COM, ifs yetiosrbl lett toTer,7 hr yew oe,
with the eras ,114 • 4 1 9 2 1 r7 t i rs °64 cml II "' b pi . "
The armee tegetpetid %mud, yeses report),
ply eleopesert lake bir FINN oUpereise ebsiltal be Ma
imed of wee•nliss ter Saw. -
eidigelee - • • ; 3MIIII
AUTUMN TRADE.
,-.101124 '•
arm« ape itsiitis. Of Prratibill te - klitP am
stock of • , •
g 4:0 *S. Xlll 7 of 00 D !
Now riestriag Ow the
Pan Winter Tilde !
Patsitaid ff/I/inert*. ia Geld; tat 10 be sold
• - - 's o4- -ThimOkaaalleina, , - -
1 0" - HEAP PQR 'CASH!
• pit r ! lir r itock of
Boot, and -Shaw,
be isOld te mat:
0et164-fti.
. W. Pierce & Co.t
b. - PIERCE &
AGRICILTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
- sirm-Es,
HARDWARE,
CORNER U s . STATE AND
5Th STS.,
ALSO TOR BALI
AND
_PARLOR STOVES,
Redding's Russia Salve!
FORTY YEARS EXPERIM
Me hily estatalha the far...iiarlt7 01
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALE
illette belling peso:Woos.
IttDDING'S SALVE!
Jen NM
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE ! •
I. I. tiff'. &TAM
BEDDING'S ausstA sALVEI
CURBS 'ELM
REDDrN. G'S_ RUSSIA SALVE!
• C 4, RE .t C1111.131M
BEDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
Cl/4Es CihtiTED
REDDING'S RUSSIA Ab LVE 1
ttra!Gi FLL:EI
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE'
OLD sons
REDDINQ'S 11 1 3SSIA. SALVE!
LRYi/11.111
REDDING'S RI7S.SIA SALVE
CCItES cixen
REDDING'S RUSSIAA, SALVE!
ROM
REDDING'S RUSSIA.IRALVE:
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVr!
REDDLNO'S RUSSIA SA LVT!
cc sa ?Itt?Lti
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE :
REDDING'S RUSSIA. S Ic.7pri.'i
REDDINWS RUSSIA sALvr.:
. CURE. 3 FRO -T
REDDI:iG'S RUSSIA: SALVE;
crnEs f Ur DISZLO
AND P.ItUrtION.i OLNEfiIL , S.
REDDIZiG'S RUSSIA SALVE!
Is pillsetil tine tram any oterettital matt et or tile ,
Gas pariteloa, lad to nti eallo'wl
with that-a:o.lles that al ty be pr-fcrkett by • trod
Ohytielatt. The Net:eal racy ty, thmuaboottlo.
are unanimous in its raas. Ti muro tut lieu' telt
knows the trteAter is tLe eemxbd. and it Ia Slow mat
fired an tollutpeasabl• &roe!. hoptiebold matey.
Wag need alike by nett and poor. '
REDD' NG'S RUSSIA SALCEI
111 prompt to let.ot, temSre.pa4l at over., sae meta , '
the moat angry looking *maniac. sod latiamaanett,e
aelorelag tehal and a catetbta
The length of time this salve he. been bet
istotttlaaiii proof that it ti no 'cc capacity' pro a,
t a r Pit tartb to have a Octi:aious K ' iniarar Lad tbo
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Fogs', JP. DINa Mufti, No. 491 Brealr§7,
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Led by all Druggists aud . Conotry rtaeelara
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QUESTIONS,
QUESTIONS,
TliatConcern Every . 00
• to Answer !
Are yea bald I
Dose • par oate tall elf .
Du your bait. bocoute %Mil I
Data it feellarrah, at,tl dr.% arid &Twirl];
Le It tornink gra) Istore its time
waned
aos - you troubled Ltr:tun"
the soap ?
Are yon troubled wit% Noire ff? • ' es
Ara you troubled it l.tt whist Is e.)Jed -lertda'a It '-
Sheila ?
Hate yea had the firrdreta, to o rev her!
Have yes bad the as d lost It ?
Haar you bad the Typhoid " ewer, at &lett tot
the. yile last war user ty any s;eite•S
Do you w ah lolutiont bur?,
Do yoamlati sutt and luatr.ma bair
Do you stall gray u)ir re, ford ?
Do yon stab y..ur whudree, )
De you slab them restos to t
Do you wantit t.,r your elii,grvu
Do too wool it C.., yt. omit, lot tither erre--
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bletherothter or
Do you slot to make • pretest
/Derma dotat op./tome tit tour
Do you wont a loaradsts attic's, t
Do you lomat a pare artlele?
Dojos' want adouble distilled article 1 '
• Do you *ant a' elsiosiug arr Ac t,
Do y ou, want th e tail ratianitl.o out t.r. t" O4
stasiattwg, protooti nit, Trauma, the color, " dn.-
WK. , " holey and lustrous the human our
it so, ws warrant
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FOR THE HAIR,-
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TO.DE ITNEQUALLED AND SUPEfllor
'sr ANY PREPARATION
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. THE rULI L 1 .
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It coatiobat $1 for ow , bon's, or bo mre a
. 93 Pritirgists IDQ Datlers every w4fre.
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bee. la f shwa: tp, &boat V • Is.t of :epte,,,:yi
dal PIDLC COW shoot •Ight yea • ow,-110,1"....0
mirk. The etrne ' r Is .tegoested to cone/ fog . "'" r
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