Il• rt!t'r BNOLISR - REMILDY.7 .
p F" ,
c, !ohrftiod Female Pills.
I. T it A
..
.. t
* s. .kQ4%. • PATENT
I nr.e.sonte. of Sir J C, (pia, M. 0.1
Ex'rstordinary to CU cossa.
I. ,q,fitllnir In Oki ears nt all
r-1 io which nit
!. -0 , ; ,, * it 111 , . 1 41/. 1 .4 all aim.. and
, a • I ...Ay ram ma. two rvilifra
10 "I 'tit! P. 'LA DI IC4
out , • it .port time, bdig OM
athif with rccula,ty
b tt: 1,1 , 4 One Deakr. urata tko Gorararreat
„ k ,n.t to prerant..•oaatarfaita
i
P1111t141,/ ••••• batakes or Fond*dartair tie
; Tif E .1110N7W erroijiway, a t , ,
k": .Vocarriagt, bat at ;taw PSILST
„
y t hove keel :lanai A Lethnii, ?Wil In
s., 04 'qlttetertIon,ri'plts•
,/ rt, iiy ettorlee and Whttme,
• a "II other veelt,a have failed; sad a'.
unt eantala tram. calomel,
-eT,r L'ouz ht.rt rot to the ecoatitatten
• ~ to the I,elpYof Prollar.deliCh ra . k14. 11 . -
111:443t1 M etref•ttle,pr„,.4.
.7 n ittilnrar:t - c1.4.
r tlle rr,,r.lSztatea a nd c 41 ,,d,
o, timult gt... Nee Yoilt.
oi • 11 , 1171 n. en.-In•it 1 to •rlv Nur
y.'lg•t-I all!, 'a tie a Is - !:c•-, e•atala Ira HO Pita.
•
r 17111411 eiNgt
th,fn t' f.• the 3...1
3•,, t -n f,e f , 'pug (1E •j•
4.• t ,, 144 IV" ...EMMA( romPar
• bag bee, re. 0,8 , 1
j u l , of t.:l b•fA It•wtity frgr.r., ,,, 1
1 1:4. It :1 ft., rant eest.le and
.1 .1' .try pdttla caused by t•lim.s.,!
ta
Th. ot,ttpittobs 111,111, telsiit are tiollthtftil
g4-,tinc. it open.; 'and purees ont all ob
• and yew a. healthy.
ettee The parte affected_;
Miro then tb(ty !earl Cf m:te sad us,/ of Dr Itarehati . a
,imrrb toad ilraeleche PmQ h.a prove , ' its crest vale,
• ill the comm - m dig.a.eg o' Cho besd, sad et thlt me
ant it 9(ll44i:bleier thla ever tefure It it ratomreetl.
;lb, min, of the Ir-+t Oggiciene, audit and with great
.4oeety an f avtiekßinu ererrwbere. '"es4.l the Certitlettif
.f Wholpv,Lie Drngesto , Ita 19:4
The un‘lereleowl havinc for many years lase, araitgallg•
twl With Pr Nfirsb:fre Catarrh 11214Flesdivhe an MS, aad
sold to nor wf l oleatle• trade, cheerfulb state tbat we be
aere It to in 11.0-y hype to the oroanneada•
:ion, Oren of at for la. cure of Catarrh ideation; sad
,4 0 t It It deetat , lle the be.t article we hale aver kaawa
r dl common rift:ever of the Fiend.
Purr h Pe.rv, Anytto Et Co., Brown, Lamson &
Reed. Cutler k Ce.,Seth W. Fowle, Wilson, Fairbenk
: k ; Il enrbnw. Edtasade & Co., R. R ITay,
p ort u i .d. m e . ; fr a me g & l'arly A Bto Santta,Sterbee
?gtf t re., !erne) N lnnr to Co , MeCtertort k Rabble's, A.
sooyia to Co., 51 Ward, Clow & Ce , Bash Is Olds,
Inv York. •
For isle by •Itprunrist.e. Try-it.
nrtriallt3Rier L CHANGES have weostrreil this
y eeentry d Iring the hit three or sour years, but
ZDZO Mart wondmrtal than the Fteyr;hatlona to Color,
vytnee I among the heeds of the people, by CRI.TrAtao.
DrE. The bfatnrtes oftheiraieeas 'pf great
Snorers s 'Zonis no pat-1114 t, the triumphs oiler cnn•
*lion en preJedice. a-cornetist:el by. this powerful
nit harmless vegetable agent, wittoh insuntoinously
uacee ixy obnoxious ooler of the hair into a black or
t.xso an majotillre et as soy that Heaven ewer bestowed
...,'r' 1, u 1 of mxti rir
t'rtatndnro'• flair Pre*ervative,
-intasbl. :di one t to thA Dye, in drevitog and promothe
g r,Lsth ant p ert heilth or the heir, sad of itself
sen LIP -1 elan , . a LrOlps-.1 t het peeteets the fibree from
dray Linder ell Croo naLtene , 3 ind under aU elhne.L. _
Kinhvt.i n 9 by I. CA tDOR , 3, Nu. 6 Astor House;
N., York 441 ;.iy firnctiati sad applbbi by ail flair
0e,6-1m
A Card t o o the Buffering.
ti.l.o‘v twn r three hogshead' of “Ctuithrt."
“Tunin 'Bitters." ''' , arsuiparilia," "Nervoni- Ann.
ke , an I arter vou "re ...Lig/4.4'11,1th the
thrn try one Iv, of OLII DOCTOR 81303 sNNI
, YKrIFIIO PlLlA—and b rh.tonei _to health
.r in les. firm thirty data They ate pun'v
regoahle pleasant to talc-, prompt and military to their
.Ir./tan the tirriken down and shattered ehnatttntion.
1, 1 and voln; ran t‘te thona with advantage- %Tor
roil. in th• 17n:tel.ta'es only by•
JAS 4.1 Broadway, '
Kew Tnrk,
Aitunt for th• trotter! State''.
hrtT ut . thu 1%14. worst, ;meld, will b• mail
'to sAT akireio, on tTuatpt uf price, which G nu /Jai
W. P. 4 paid—mobil , re 'wod,d by the Apot If intim
ut atu6tton t. pot giuurt.. 1,28-4 m.
wlvrott tar itiletitltirElt —Dian Bps i—With
..1"4 your att.! f wish to ear to the readers
of 'root raper thst I will semi. be return mall. to all who
with It, (free) a Pacioe, with full direction' for making
aud wine a simple I:egotafde Balm, that will effsctually
remora. in 9 , 0 data. Pimples. Blotches. lao,_Enerkles
sod all itnouritio" of the Skin, lensing , th" same dim.,
smooth Rod beautiful.
Wlll Illin MAO to thorn having Field Heads, or
Bare Faces, simple dtreet nns Lod Infnesuttlnu that will
Amble theta to strata (WI ,growth of Liattri at Fair,
Vtusters nr.monst•ohn In lett than thirty days. -
Ali
applloatjone annwened, by return mall, wlth..at
avec Besnectfullr your&
THOR. F CHAPMAN, Ctiewslet,
Jr2l3-3m. 831 Broadway, Now York _
rift. TOBIAS , IrIiNETI AN I.IIIIIVIENT.--Ifors
jiTeatimnac I Thin is to (*Hl's , that for the last
Ira year. Lbsre o ed In mr (trent. Dr. Toblas'ealehrated
Venetian LI nhnent. and In every Instance have fottad It
tally Nu*/ to his recommendetionr, I hive foundit to
pre aloost mstantaneoas relief to Ism' of toottlarbs,
trans, billions eolta, sore throat, pelts In the cheat and
Uri, am! rhettmatl , -; and I cheerfully rneenemand Its
teal to every one 11.1111cted with any of the above•mamed
deuses.
• . -J 001 R. 9 H. WARVER.
.Hattroz,D, Coat.. not !et h, 1861.
Pile, 4.5 5.'1'1 IS) c-nte 0 . , ,1 , t br •41 Anivrista• Ores,
4 SortiAndt Strom, New York Oct6-itn.
THE CONFK4.OI.IO0 1 4 IMPERltii!Sett
nif A NURVOUft INVALID.
for the bunt. and u • mutton to young
iienoind othyrs. who mul/er'frorn Nei-roue Debility. I'm
ei‘tru,. Decor of •Isrihriod, &o. supplying at Ms runs
itni.the-nissos otsstreare. Ry one who bag cured himself
sf er undergoing rorisideruble quackery: fly asieloalug
nogt-pild adsireverl onvelopsysiosle copies may tbs ha
el the author, NATVOIIn MAYFAIR, Eaq
yepB'C4-11 Brooklyn, Kings 00, N. V.
AGEVrt.wq %NI en-.A of Hartong . I) , bllty. To
21, onovectnev, Prima one 1 .1 .-ear to I Youthful nrror,,,
/he 1 • .',.
e l i. aved • ..Ir. , to bona I thou' wl/1 I • nappy to,
' it , 11..... In *1 • It
. o no , B llt 1 , 13 0 c•tatte ) th• , ettp4
a , d lir , li..n• y., na..,• •n e • *hop • •••1311 h UllO fp WA
r.y.. Ti i ... • y , ..ut V. p,u • IA by h s e•p•t.ea• - r.'ad
'p05...0.1. V I ....,... ~ .u3-4,. •ill 'Rots. Ihi il.the, DJ
rotuzo mail. f :At. fu , !. ~ . CI.; , `I iddriilai 6 g
..,-• it. ,, it N. ft. • GOV:.
tar I f.-.`ro. No. G 0 Narsvi,Sir it, ~:, Y.
, ..
- I)
() 1, op tvi...ii 'p 5 II >1 Mitt 6, 1) , t- 6 AR fit%
C !AS'S Ki' , :l:l - 11 ,a'es:.:IFIC Pit.f.i earvi to Ls ,
than ao tilya, tho w.n.; ea's/. of NETI.Voris:E.A... Imp,.
t'sfl o Y. Presoatu , d 1/ , e y A..mtnal We•lrcusss.• lbswolty.
.11.1 0 1l Unti,.... zio‘tlx, add Nervous Afb•ottooe„no Eat.
tar from shot ostler produced. . Price ~A lAd-ilar rim box.
&at, post paid. by Iwll, no re, , elpt of so ord:r. One box
sri3 periw.t a curs to most Wu.: - Address
JAMEiRBUTLYA,
C.A.eral Ateot, ,1' . ..:T firnadway, Hew Ycrk:
111314-Im. - - _
14 NorntNu )oorw certain to preywnt
'o:n a lervgolarltto+ thsu Dr. Volpnal Femole Pi la
rho, .11110 ol cy6.es coin* a ritrirq. sick
isen. wi'hoot which no uncnart,el lady can etzd,y
ytr—
tut timaltb. Sold by All drovriita.
ang2O-lin. . ,
New Firm.
JAMS' P. t..1.001t., having taken in hie
son, Janos M., at a partner'on thojot door of
1964, ender t 4.4 S.n tame of Aft F:4 p. CR0 , 41, tt soN,
amino to IIIM a rolOrmeot of his old amounts. All per
sofa kunwing -Wm.: cog Indebted to t4to eta rogsoottd
to (flat 141.1 icttle wittiout delay.
JAMES P. CROOK Si SON.
4.1b41.11111 IX
BOIT Gil AND PLANED LUKENS 1
IIIA,VrtACITIMII OF
Window Sash, Frames, Doors sad Blinds;
)ICIULDIST(3•4 AND MCKIM' FINCY . .
Scroll Sawing, Katahing Planing t
riiwg TO ORDIf.g.
Shop ea Peach St., betimes Oh sad U Ito,
EE , A
Re r.rpoctlatly call thiTstloutloo of Um piddle to our
Lizilltloo tot doing. work loi - the biota ofylo, promptly sod
on rossonthlo tonna. Having lilted up entirely Dow
abopa, with inporloryssellinory, vs fool confident ores-
Satire sot sfactiol.
rr. More Irmo reftiTlO prOllptlltt•SUOn.
luy29'Aitf. J A WE+ P. CROOK at SON.
LARGE READY-MADE CLOTHING STOCK
FOR SALE.
tclintas to tato* from hulloes/L1 ofirr formale entiro
stork (
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND PIECE 000 4, AT COST!
Ty* st , ck col•pnoes tit* largest and most complete as•
tortroani of goods helonrog to the trade, to the city.—
Le"ae (Atha Ftorelor 15 months from date, Roes with the
4t,J ck
nr Thu .to of roods will ba gold at FINS. T OCII4t
.:141r. • 110:1E8 KOCH.
Stray Cow.
PIROKEANTO PILE PREMISES OF
the 'ant, In Riot Millererk, near Youoes
reek Yu. i, on Or twit the L.Oth nit, a Rad Cow, modt-
Ira aired, 41r.y, aud supnowri to to with ell!, any irerans
or Per`oollelaimlng said row 'ball roma forward. prow'
pnyeaty. pay churl and take belays?, othorwls• aka
"MIA dlspoeed of ac:ordlog to law.
.4t6-3. • Joscra C. WOOD..
AramLARGE LOT ,
MOf D' /411 sad Illini
al Mist a r m a n
aas
he itivit
, r
TIIURABAY, NOVEMBER 10, 181 W L'
• ' pecli4 Notlcor.. ). •
' clr . te V 044 1 74 494 1 11 1 "
t , •• n OOP hia the manta-. rof 4111 - *Oki 0:M1D
; whit try waft I. the iiiatilnirOrDll.llA
I psi Ir..pt taaysttut• kur potion 1 4rrItirt:4Weirtina
pea.l on hay' nz, lila totwin kepi •trltiji ' '
1/ it, to r r v. thst the ~ ..., a irnuActitti qiHotimmt.ele,popaz
4 sh , tow for publlcAti4.o, we T 4 -11 pv• It ta'ailtcprlrwtweloll3l
some cibY Iltfiir..j434sl:l:llsl4‘l
1tw...” ts . , • aro c•ra:. tic!' ;. ar ettro Alone. Art* :toll tO.
tb..ir pa, a,. Inv:omq.: tprefl !,!ilirrtitoll•
ft tr r op, o,r
.tohen sal satikOser.,
trh enlont pr...lgro ttoitr "Spot, at tya &Km
pl.,liratiori.
!?" rr l • 2,11 r intignear 14 put to pre,-
, v.O;. lAThur.!l3.7lll 6 rmik .tt. 414irpp11ite
w:11 t•-• , 11 1% . ..1.-ie of (1%4. ri.
21111E1
Work aft* Isubowlptinut
Dermkri ,, ,,rtiort p•arvonol , 4ll.ty u, EA ri ? . 'tl
publoihert, must be pnid to aLlomres. ••
I• OBSERVER a()n ofTlOll.-1
,y e wcutri reepeetfnfly cell tine inttewilernol q 144
in cat E,Yilittes .In; dv.criP
t 11,•o Ilsein; Tapia Pre-nee and the I , ey.t mtrlee of Tyre.
we are pre mond t a -‘n eanT ?rilhel 4 , 4 ine• tine, in
n'terner 441:14441. :.tae, •eim•bi, end midayt n t,
ea re.% elevi.!,er
_:w e
• term a 41 ric4lTli4 t4c44 2 . 1 , 1 . /Q1Z1. 1 4 1 4/I'arc.llllnrik 1:1111C44.•
r ho lie-it 11,s 14—.13 {nl y with
; t h e e ls te .. t e y r;ottlev it whet we tboogbt the an -tenon:.
tf need , I. lint leer ar • r. hel w,, lennie, the
~,,,c , ne en es o rnur J •.,b nr . wl t, t niny b.' AcTer .
plirt rtit:%le4t, reentnieee 1444r14,1`.. 1 1 11,4 •
rho w tut ••t lnctt 1i ••i g en. LI, a C.a. w",
vt do ft •n• kind or ran n-g ti.4 4 Situ be don' 5 . P4443
—r•ch ;net ince ng
Rinds noel 'Si inn , i•nel (1 ern•o,,n 1 , • . .
A 1 •.1.1 ee , Ow II n 1 i • .r. 4
.-1•.411444 •
11: 51.4-41' WV. •"41_4t keePe tg•
Ali kin 1. m-d P....0 , --. i • d .• - . •
All clots u., d by W. ufirter , r..
All kinds need hr ite ‘ k.e s ,
lAll kinds wed by A netioneArs, • -
All kin is need by liailr. a . Anetts,.
Ail kin-,',CAleol by anke,
OUtees, -*
All kinds naet by hawsers vo
All binds used by A•oct etnagsruss,:gesitrilly,' •
All kin-le used by Broker*,
I . All kinds n.ed hi Coen. _
Allkinde noel Expr,tv Mee,
All kind. used by Prolenalpul Mein, •
All klade used by Literary doeletiee, ,
All kinds used by Public Oftirer4,
All kinds used by Patentees, .
All kind. timed br Producers of New al tides,
All kinds used by Merchants of all Trades,
All kinds used by -Architects,
All kinds used by Doruerrean Establlshanant4 •
All kinds used by Artists tenor/44,
All kinds limed by Public Exhibitors,
All Itindm need by Managers of Social Allaimiala.
All kinds rimed by Political Managers,
All kind* COM by Travelling Agents. •
All klails . umed by Farmers, or mallets qf real
All,kinds need by the sellers of Patinae Fropartl,
A'.l kind. ased by Renter.. •
In 'bort, al I 1 ends usiot by aII alarms t, •
Ordmrs by tr.ail,when sent by , espotimible giarties,prornnt
ly attended to. Agentm for Shoos, Concerts, /to • whose
Tl 4 P o nplh . litY we Sr. net acqtitinted with, must-ray In
&dried,. In came' where package* are sent, -ont''Orthi
city by exgrese,and the aerosols for arliosseirflarierAntend
ed bast nut a rwitnitr account at the ofticaithis till for
collect tom will Invariably be forwardot with th4o.
Tho Vote of Erie_ County.
The election all over this Ce e ttaty's was con
ducted iu a remarkably orderly manner, and,
as a general thing, to'ihe - atisfagtiett of both
The vote is the large l lt o`rei
anti :tithe:ugh the RepubllcatiWitijiirlies are
enlarged thereby, it will fret thatltie in—
crease ithowa tho largest - compOsties gains for
the Democrats. Below Wa give thrtre4hrna
received up to the hour at which we 'went to
press'
• i
,
.
$ I ii,„l - 4
...
. .e r*., s 2
~
- : F! ' 7 1 n - ... i CZ
..-: t .4 1 , i ,
:1 ' i %.4 i
0 0 • ~.., 0 • x 1 0.•
- , . , .3 .- 1 6 ' C°
t 4 1 cc, --. 4 1 .2: 1
,
Erie, 14i Word, 1 981 1551 . 1.32 183 ti:
-"" 21 `• I 193 ,11.1.); 2181 224 1 19 1
31 " i 113;'210 1 118' 270! :55
••- 4th •• 1,57. • 2221,183 j 290, 140
West Millereelt, , 118' 147! I . Gi; i 32
Exit Mtifereek, 267 i 171 33; 220' 17
li arborcreek, 131: 196 • ' ... ;
•Mcgra . n. 28' 196.:. , 421-230' j2O
Middleboro, 21 •26i• -• 00 • Bit 1
Washington, j. 16! .285 1101 8131 134
Etlirthpro. . 42) 72 40i,. 41+ • /
Girnrcl Niro., 471 -71 1 . . •fivl4 - 1 ;I ,
tp:, 'u! 2111 j . i ....
Pain•iew,' , 134 1 2011 4 93 f-i 23
Njrtb LEVU. bur , 29: 114 ' 81!,1193 ' l ' , ,8
" .• tp . , 1621 107 180: 1'.42 ) , ‘.
1•/7
Elk Creek, -- . 114, 118 .' i 281 , 24 '
Conneaut.,' 461 188 C r ;l37{ •-•, --. 5
Albion, c ' 29. 53 , ' tli 61" 1 ., 8 -
Bpringfild, ' _ SO': 8581 8611 ( 23
Summit," ' 90 1 63' 107 73, 7; '
Waterford hor., 31' 110'- 31, 134' 124
tp..
...n; 2t.i, -tea) 263 1 132
Lalictuf, i 124, 1511 r; ! 39 it
Conc,rd, - 90! 14tr ' : i '-
Carry, , - 531 150 i
~;11.tf 1091 ..I 34
Wayne, 74.1-187 t• -4/71 1881 1 4
Union born , . " I • 811 L 100 113
~.. tp.„ 1 801 172 1 i. 1 , ,
areene, , , 1301 1004. luo4 11•16:
_lOl —,
Vensngo; •1 68 1721., ll4l_l7ri , 20;
Wittabueg, , 16351? - 191 43` 1 5
Amity, 79 83i. - ..94i '94 41
Greenfietl, 28 1 102 1 1q••87? 131 t '2O
Lockport, 781 152'2 - '1 t'• 1
Franklin. '1 33 130! - 391 1421
5..—..... -- —.............. --
_ Total, .3343 5107 --.-.' '1 •80 447
,
Foofteld'it majority in Ovober, oa thelume
Tote. 2,364; Lincoln's maitrity about 2,800.
4 4.11u1ut PersolAUttes."
The Gazette. Curry Expehis'iniptzpatehjain :
in a chorus of abase of the 040. w: for its
article in reply to 013'1.014th at John 14 Walk.
tr, in wA:yne 11.111, oil . Slturdely ,eveuitn. O.
toter 23tti. They all preirti4 co . tioliarriti
at the Idea of our attacking a man of Mr.
Walker's age, and ind tigelii many !los and
pathetic comments on the suNcee of denunci
story personal allusions co!ettnus of .re
newspaper. 4 few words w A llset,re to dispose
of all their, assertions.
We did not_nssail Mr: Walker, until by his
unprovoked and elandercui::tittack . upon the
Observer hi censpolled tut tb;do i let in self de—
fence. , It has been a etrirractice on his
part, for a number of years 'peat,' to villify
the Observer, both in his priv its - conversation's
anti public speeches, and lee.isava borne with
it until , •forbearsdee has iceiladd‘licia
vlr
tne." His remirlion the occasion alluded
to iu the article creek before last were of a
specially offensiie nature - , endive replied in
the spirit that we' shOught lit the time and
still think was'Most appropriate. Having
made our re'ponsc, we' intend to let the
matter rest, until he or his associates furnish
us fresh cause : fdi retaliation. We respect
venerable j ears quite as finial' any of the
papers mentioned, but we base 'still to learn
that gray hairs afford unlimited license to be
a common scold and slanderer. Mr. Walker's
ettaracter is notorious all wise North Western
Pennsylvania on this sub4et,.„end will not be.
denied by any candid peeve& of. ellher party'
Ile is one of Itiimostreindiettris and 'nineties.-
-ous of men,, alike in private :and public life,
as many 'of his present -poiWcal allies can
bear wtinees from their ownifapezience. Since
old age in his Case heq pet . be followed by
the ordinary result of ragderating a man's
passions and prejudices, we ,do not, see why
his party associates should Cldim exemptlin
for him from-the nsistti4aniiat Orthotzwlio
delight in traducing their fellow citizens. -
We are happy to know that our ootempora
ries have recently imbibed, some Inotions on
the subject et ttotyluciktsvoikklicifiTeSe w hich
Rive token of pleasanitiTrlecirMlLltereafter.
It may appear soniewhittnconSistent to many
that papers which haveletisiled with such in
cessant arid furioui-hatii‘tbe:vetierable ez.
President, Mr. Beselle.nan, should have the
assurance to talk abolilt , -. the respect doe to
' , silvered locks," bat wsithully hail the faiit
as as indication of inil*G.Pl fllsMrtors in th e ,
future, and trast that:we shall not be mista
ken. /do, too, on"thexplOillism'of
dlt three of alen_imidos4 virtuous 4Srtarks
have indulged - in this peculiarity 'ln tie put,
Willi a liberality-of - Which thy terkappi
ashamed now; and we annouooe their repents
with unalloyed pleasure. There has
scarcely been an issue of their respentivejecir
nose which has Ant, contained some litalloest
allusion to individuals-against whom the
tors had taken a dislike, and the wholissis
manner in which they - have endmiseted to
heap itdium upon their political opponents,
cl , itsiteing them its traitors and sympathisers
'run treason. is familiar to their readers.-
- in tit. enthusiasm of their reformation, they
have ro , ,olvOil on a generous and manly course
for the fat ure, - inetesti of that violent spirit of
personal will partizan opposition that his been
exhihited in the pest, the community will have
reason t. congratulate itself on the ebange,
and the e.lito;3 will undOtthtetily feel a satis
faction of heart that they cannot have pos
se-Bed while engaged in theMischitmetta work
of sowing had feeling between citizens inter
ested in einem-nu in the perpetuatian of their.
national credit and prosperity; Ths'Observer,-
we assure'tinem. will not allow ifsele.tb be
isUrpswyed is couricou4 and digniti-d Minna
ineurhy either of !bent T:tosewho know ue.
we think. witl not ftil to umiord the publishers
-.l* this paper g-tite as much of a diepsition
to be fair ant! Jtentternt:ely ii the la tuner of
eewheting, its c Amite as those of-any- j Aar
nal in-the country, and if wu h ire ever vari ed
• i
from that policy, it is -been eolely due, n
the c t h e of individnskto unprovoked assaulia
ln onr.olves. and iu the.csse'of our colem
norm-ie., to wil-t we regard as 4atom prate
tnil'unj at pirt . z.tmranzar, such as wits never
h-f.tic seen ia the Lis:oryol Americin
p. titi
cal disputei.
t
, : sa The. Cieartichi Tragedy. :-
Vie:"'Caztlte of Dist week ,containesi l ike fol.
13wing .psrlagraphs ia relation to the recent
shooting of the Provost Marshal in Clearhild
County' :
In the fact that conscript's In Clearfield
county, to the number of upwards of one hun
dred, have organisedto resist the draft, we
have a legitimate result of the teachings of
Copperhead politicians like William Bigler.
In obedience to a requisition, from Provost
Marshal Campbell, five hundred soldiers have
been sent to that cottnty for the purpose of
suppressing tho insurrietiou• and enforcing
tho law, and we presume it will be effectually
done. - ,
Since putting the above in , r..ipe, ire learn
that Lieut. Col. Butler, Deputy Provost. Mar
shal.:was shot in Clearfield
,county, on Mon—
day, while altempfiug to arrest a deserter."
The following letter; received too late for
p4lication last week,.is the beet answek. that
can be made to the 'above scurrilous article.
The writer i 3 a gentleman well knosi:n in this
coliiitY, particu:ssly in - Ven4ngo township,
were he was raised, and where hiS relativsi
now reside : .
.
• r-
RIDGWAY, Nov. 8, 1864., ,
- Dactr Sir: As the Republican.priss, as well
as Republican individuals, are - endeavoiing to
make pelitical - capifal out of the recent shoot
ing of the Deputy - Provost Marshal, Colonel
Butler, in Clearfield county, I deem it my duty
to give you the fasts.
Joseph Loutisbury is the name of the man
who committed the deed. Ile has been twice
drafted.- Once before he fired it Capt. Seir
nan, Deputy Provost 'Marshal, when attempt
ing to arrest." - him.- In cousequenes of this
offence. he was threatened with the, sev4est
pentilties when - taken, and his friends on isak-j
ing intercession- for himwere told
-.that his
ease was of such an aggravated cheroot/0.0.i
he could expect -no mercy as the liaads of a
court martiat,and would probably be shot if
taken. Knowing this, his contest with the
Provost Marshal was; in his View, fight for
life: His resistance was not the result of the
teachings of the "Copperheads," because he
him - self helped to elect Mr.:paean to the
Presidency, and was a consistent Republican
up to the time ho was first drafted, since which
time ho has not shown himself to public, but
has been skulking about the neighborhood of
ilia home, unassisted and unsupported in his
resistance of the draft by any squad or any
persons. I might state further that his neigh
bors declare - positively that Ile did not take,
nor was he a reader, of any Democratl: papfir
wtatever, but that he was a constant reader
of the Rafiman's Journal, which La the Ilepub -
liege paper.of Clearfield county.
Iltive the foregoing statement of facts from
citiens of - Clearfield county of - unquestionable
veracity gad respectability, and 1 give there
to ) ou witbout exaggeration or. palliation.
r Yours truly, J. C. CHAPIN. -
The Brookville Jlersontan, published at the
home of-the Deputy Provost Marshal, con
tains the following hditlrmatitry evidence on
the,subjent :
- A F trAL.OccußtExce.—On Saturday morn
ing last GYrus Butler, Jr.,:• Deputy Provost
M.,rshal, proceeded in company with George
Vanilisl, of this place, to Clem-colt' county to
•trrest a man named Jo-epit Landaberry as n
deserter. On &lathy mtruin.;, tt appears.
they proceeded to the residence of L teulaber
ry, and finding the door locked, broke it open.
an 3 pr ceded up stairs, at. the-bead of wltiekt
thu man who they were in search of stood with
to trod gun. Mr Boller proceeded np stairs
tleldte Inc ifflirlllllo of the min, when 110 was
hot thrott,th the abdomen. from the effects of
catuelthe diet on dist. Monday. 110 man ca
p tped ;:hri the balance of the party anti,alt
et has:nor - been tirre,tei„
This sid aff dr. has occasioned quire a sen
iou in co tam circles, and Ore ray he Abo•
litioniets have caked upon the occurrence out
.of which to makC political capital. We are
credibly infoimad that the man who shot But
ler Las never voted the Democratic (icket, and
cerigitt..it is that the victim was a Republican.
So . it appears that the• fuss is in their own
ranks, with which the D,ernocrats have:noth
ing to. do. But 'suppose the culprit was a
Dem , crat, a de'sertar, is•there notlertain
putitican or .11 - ittailun deserters that. frequent
,our town antLalmnat iuvariably beat and abuse
some parrs on. and go home unmolested This
is a fact andls boyond succeissfal nontraversy.-
Why did not Mr. Benson. the Protest_ Mar
shal of ihistdistrict, attend to,these men - heir
thitkplace first, and then gd and arrest those
in
_other counties' lie was too dowardly_to
go himself, hut. had to get a braver man Win
ho ts, and Vrtto now lies a victim to the fate'of
rashneea.
LADIES AVID CIII t. MEWS RATH—Latest styles
at Charles °Word & Saus:Caitiseatil
Philadelphia.
Lattice Fues.—Purehaser3 may rely upon
getting the best Fure,at Charles Oakftrd &
Sons, Continental Hotel, Phila.
liessn.sucs's Ilars;—All the latest tityles
at Charles Oakford & Sons, Contisetttar Hotel,
Philadelphia.
Lamas: t.Firas—The largest- assortment at
Charles Oakford & Sons, Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia:
- - -
OE:mamma's liitra-4411 the latest styias 'at
Charles Oak p id & Boos, Costineptal !total,
LADITS' Funs.— Pu*asera :may my Upon
getting the best fnraz_ti► Charles 'Oakford &
Sons, Continental Ll4lll,:itibt.
LADIES' AND CRILDIF1011:'l Hiss.--Latest
styles nt Charles Oasfortl & Elons i 'Csitinsatal
Hotel,. Phila.
Lamas' Foss.—The Largest salorteisst. at
Charlet Oakford 1¢ Sans, Contiaeatal Hotel,
Philadelphia.
In Chi= a mon out obtaia a Oman - from
his wife if he Call bring proof thitila la of a
Jealous dlipasitlon. '
ITER:S - 0F ALL SORTS.
Th• largest laici in che waled islake.Supe
nior, whioh ii truly an infant sea, befog !SO
„
mile'
00.. partici has apppinted Tharsday, the
14th lust., 'as a day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer. -; •
The o*, Ifational Bank of this city has
dealariod hatesome semi•antinal dividend
of tea per cent.- -••
The (Aloha "Democratic majority on the
,ilorna•Vote, at fhe October Election, is stated
by the Harrisburg, Patriot at 614. -
Passingeis - for figr.Ritrer are abundant about
-these parts. Tickets by the shortest and
Cheapest route can be obtained at this office.
The Crawford Democrat says the county
,meeting of our party friends, in that plies,
last reek, was an owerwkeltrhng and extracir•
dimity success 4 •
If the preitent weather continues, it is pro
ported to pin a line of boats in servide on State_
and several other streets. A series of terries,
will certainly hare to be instituted. - .
Mr. Delano ,ommonce his day and
evening soilooli, for the instruction in dancing.
of Lathe., Geollemen, liFites awl Masten., at
Wtyne hall, un Tuesday, Ncir h. - •
The heavy rains have seriously affected rail.
?bad ()iterations. Thera hits hardly bien a
day, within the last week'. in which one or the
other of the trains has not been delayed.
-rev. 0. F. Cain", pastor of the Park church,
will preach another Batman to young men; on
Sabbath evening next. We urge nil our ten
tiers who desire to hear nn able end Ll:oquent
address to go and hear it.
—„ -
The official Vote of this Congressional Die•
triot, including the soldiers' tote, is given by
the Gazette as!follows:
Scofield 11,652. ; liigler 9;914. Scofield's
majority 1,738.
* TIO ooropanies of Hume Guards here been
oigaPhied in thin' city, to repel the runtered
rebel raider . .. they order the command re—
epeciively of Capt..t - ohn GrattstOand Col. M.
Sohlaniieolter.
. The noted priiateer Florld,a was captured
on the 7th of Oceober;inl the !tarot St. Salve.
dor, Brasil, by the U. S. steamer Waohnsett,
under command of Lieut. Coto. Collins, of this'
city. 1.
A man named Itattlea is to he hungat /ley
vine, is the adjoining county of Chatanque,
on Friday. the 11th lilt. The execution will
take place inside of the jail yard, and but few
spectators will be admitted.•
'.Weddings - are not
s in numerous as forMer
ly," says that excellent authority, ]Madame
Demorest'sMirror of Fashion's. And, it: may
be added, they will be decreasing in number
every thy that the war lasts.
The rascals of boys! er men, 'whoever they
may be, that tear down handbills, should be
caught Sind severely punished. Sale will agree
to join with our city cotemporsries in offering
a suitable reward, to effect the detection of the
guilty parties.
The election in this city passed off as quiet
ly secould be imagined. There was no drunk
crones', and as a general thing, good 'feeling
prevailed between the members of the two
parties. All the drinking saloons in the city
were closed throughout teelief,try proelsma•
Lion sr the 3layor. ,
Mayor Alexander, of Springfield, Mass..
has made s wager with a Democrat of that
ally, that hi the event of AfeClellas'e election,
and Within fifteen days thereafter, the mayor
is to give the IleClellanite a wheelbarrow ride
a distance of two miles, between the hours of
1 and 6 o'clock in the afternoon. '
A ball for the benefit of Mrs. John Thomas,
whose husband was formerly 'on -board the
Steamer Michigan, will be given at Wayne
Halt, on Friday evening, the 18th just. It'is
expected to he largely attended, andno doubt;
judging from the list. of managers, will be 'a
success in every respect.
We call the attention of the proper officer,
to the disgraceful Condition of the cross walk
at the intersection of State and Faurtb streets.
This to one of our' most used crossingi,' - aod
1,7 present spate is a source of much diseorn:
fort to many of our citizens. " -
The statement. in the - Dispatch of Saturday
last, that Mr. Richard - O'Brien "was driven"
into the necessity of signing his name. to,the
communication in last week's Observer, by the
editor of this "sheet," is totally Unfounded.—
Mr. O'Brioo,,aftir thsreply in_the Dapateh to
his.first conunuoioition, promptly came- for
ward, and, like the gentleman he is,{ said it
was unjnet that we Simla incur oeninre for
any set of his, and of his own acoordroffered
to attich his hatne'to hie second ai-tici.e.
Ihn Gazette- of this-week contains thcfollow
ing.ourious paragraph :
About. the mastless- set of mon in the coun
try ere shoddy o wattmeters and gold zombie'''.
, r)r . the latter clops there is a goodly number
scattered all over the country, sail they belong
ire some cases, we are sorry to be cunotrAutd
to believe, to . the Union party, 'aeutd
dome a prominent Union leader in Pennkylva
rile who. we are credihly informed, is leogned
with the intimouk,reoossion sympothisers'in
keeping up the price or gold. Ile had bat
ter aband, , Ja the business cud save his reputa
tion.
The Gazette owes it to the community that
'this apron:anent Union leader in Pennsylva
nia," who Lo "Jawed with the - infamous ;se
cessan sympathiser■ in keeping up the price
of gold," should bo exposed. Let : us have his
name, by ell 'means.
yir e 'e u ur e ss i t , some surprise at an article in
the last rry Express, alluding to the quarrel
between r. Walker and the;Observee. It sets
aside ell gether the fact that Mr. Walker was
iheissai 'rig party, and that we only replied j
in self.difeitti, and indulges in epithets and 1
charges which the editorinows to be made-
stirred and :dishonorable. The kind relations
which have beretofore:exlsted between the ed '
itor of the Express and ourselves,. *ad the in
variable courtesy with which we have treated
him, alike in our personal and business con-
neetlons, it seems to us, would have - been
sufficient reason for exclud i ng 'Mitt an' arti
ale from its columnsi. The' Express pretends '
to discountenance "personalities,' and yet, in
the very same article, drags in , the name of ,
the editor of the Observer, s,"habit which he
knows to be contrary to all the rules of news
paper propriety. We have no objection to
fiiii: criiitiem from Roy r :tree, nor even 'to
th- persontl denunciation , f some whose es
teem ie not'worth'having,hut 'considing the
relations that.heves existed twitween the editor
of the Express sad ourselves, we tip think,
we have JIMA reasons to complain of his station.
Unless we are mistaken itL.bis chsrs f etir, he
will hasten to disavow oti responsibility of
endorsing the-article to which is hate alleal
sd. . . , ,
FAIT CLAMS CIIT RIIIIIIDINCICT-011 Soar.—
Being abourto remove to Philadelphia, Tot
ter for sale my city residence and the 'kola
or.part of the furniture, on ressonable_lerme.
The house is one of the beikin titi,etty—mod•
ern style and finish, with' doublii psciers an
seek side of the hall, and fitted' thlutughout
with as and, water. Possession' given, if re.
( t ubed, an theist of January, or' ist at - April
nest.
0at,20t4 • • ilt lAuut Moos.
- - DISID.
On the 20th in, at tier taattiese• to Rubor - Creak.
at a usatwing tiI••••, L ,K•L MUNE
wtfa at C.
. aired wyeara.
1, - kind Parent. Meal and neigkitor ; her loes'srill be
deeply felt by all who knew her, eenettelly thus who
knew her but. 'She kis gone to rut where her spirit
longed to U. •
On the 4th Instant. at the reiHenoe' of tits batten. In
North Nast township, ?SOMAS NELLIN, Jr-, In the
424 Test hts eke.
The deceased was a resident of Nen4o6, St. Joseph
Mith:
tNeuMlle paper Owen ebpl.l ,
"go-gag'o 4-drertiontato.
Stray Blare.
CAME TO TIIE PREMISES OF THE
Sobterifter. in West Hill Creek. en the lith of Oc •
totter, a Bay Mali. aged about 9or 9 years. Ha I one
shoi on when she arrieed--sto special Inuits. The *wirer
is reviesue3 to ovine totward, ido , • property. Ps , char"
ges, and take her away ; •otherwise at a will be disposed
of secordlog to law. DANA L 0615 T..
, Meet Milk:reek, Noe. 9,1,644.—0 we.
Stray Mare.
STRAYED FROM THE PREXISES OF
A. W i Fenno. In kill Creak township on the Ed
inboro plank road, on the night at Oetobrr 10th. s Reirmil
Mare. Has a white 'mask oa the forehead, white bred
f and short tail—aged shoot 8 years. Any parson
deUrering. her to" me or citing information of her
wisersolouts will he liberally Twisted.
3.1;. TROUP:3ON,,
ar sterf e. mllos west of the boring/4
In limo -1 a dad' esti lem.sit.
•
• - stray COW. _ -::›
QTRATEI) FRU3I Tii E PREMISES OF
t thwet.s.r. a' Ratep 1111144 h mt 2 m 14 Wait
t Frt. 4 tlnda7, :4ov tI•11; IanNII Roll CO tr
wtvt- hind 1-Fs, smrse whlee ntlj he. 1,1 ped UV, riassl
qorita IYJrtI. turned ip - U.ss it:ldcb. Aar, poisnu t.
twn Ni sald The, or giWili 0401041102 hot %km's.
,ul.l Lte
IS;,• 10. 18 ituisr.ltt srpri.n.wv.
Farm for Sale.
TITE - TISI)EILSNSED OFFERS TTIS
F Ina frsal. sus oeil in lla-bnr rck
'1•••••• in.:. runt Arlin( 4 S 11,4T49 or fwd. ne t
Thin are on L.e p. climb' • large two story &me& lye
;tune, Stied, lin 4 Pen and all n•en.aszr Outbuildings
'Moro la also • large Of - 4.rd of CL ola+ Unified Fruit and
the farm is well supplied with Using wati.r. The ford le
pleasantly , oesteci oo a good road And Is to .s seal
state cf ealtiwatieo• wrll adaplrd to rating grain rat
grate. Also far me 41 yes of laud.eroe•hs.t mile
'ouch of the shore neen,A, farm, with 21' sierra of im
proremeat, a young orn4ard and newer faith:is water.
.40 60y1 sere.. 41.'.0 nines of cla +by Timber Lank one
mai last o' Brat nallard 'mad.
• Thoshoro will be sold tqgothor or In pleces,:.to salt
pure,haserla. ' For particulars, enquire on the pretalere,
of i , CHAS. BLILEY
Or to S. A DAVILNPOBT, Ik, £O. UV
ottgre&
ANTHRACITE
BII 4 IJAttIN A 6US COAL!
The Strissoriber eroold rsopoetfolly astiosnoito tbcpub
lie of Eris and viand, that hOr *ill OnAlone to tlool
to OAI - during the present sear.sti
HIS OLD ••.*TkN_D.,
CORNEA OF
MTH STREET AN!) THE CANAL.
Persons desiring to proinro any Alsd of Coal oast be
s9plis4 in •
. LARGE OR SAIALL QUANTITIES,
And al the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES!
I intend paying special ottention to the •
Anthracite Coal Trade !
And will coon opal!' Yard for that wipes at the
RAILROAD BRIDGE OVER, MILL CREEK,
Where I will keep on head •
T.HE BEST QUALITIES
• Of that kind of Cott.
f.'T Order* for either Anthracite or Bituminous Coal
Win promptly attended to.
Any23-;us. W. W. TOBD.
Ands , and Navy!
JusT R. E. EIVE D,' another lot' of
WRITING ai TOILET CASES, the
the world for thous to the N0y..." Arat.T. These per.
sows who hare (ANNA.. to either brooch of the wird°,
abolas...d Hite acceptahlo and wild preweht. At
sap] Vic YOUNG'S EMPORIUM.
1864.
SP INC GOODS I
R. S. MORRISON,
raitetunv atooK, Bali,
Is non incsivior the Latest sad most Con*lota /honk
osl,rsil in this Xatiret,conipilin nit
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS
• !111 9111 EAT VARIETY,
SHAWLS; CLOAKS AND 'SACQUES,
• e
HOSIERY, GLOVES',
HITV, GOODS,
CLOTHS AND CAIISIMERES,
• Complofo I soortni*Ot of the
LEADING DRUIDS OF DOKEET/CE
R. S. MORRISON.
spr:9'64-tf. •
Cheapest Furniture- Store
In Ibis Sorties of the Coluttry.
- 'STABLISITED 1M57!
•
'. l =. G. Ellsey, Erie, Pa.
RAM BEDS,
From 38 Cerifainr pound.
'ROUND CORNER BEDSTEADS,
• • From $3
SEA ItAi•iS BEDS,
.Frosit4
ARII ROCKING CLUBS . , -
From $2 54. ,
SPRING BEDS,
' From ;5 Lk
• CA'SE 6114iMS. - •
TABLES, -LOUNGES, 'BUREAUS,
And other Fignittam, Low as the Lovut. *
West Side State Street,
Nitzt t -Palmer's Grocery.
, ,•
Ne'w Music Store.
'NANO FORT E S - AND MELODEONS,
rola the following eettbnust
• A`GI'UTERS:.
teloway k ‘tooe. New York.
Wm. Raabe t Co.„Roltisoono,
LiDdemp D Sons, Kew i ork. ; !
Ws. B. Bradbury, Now York. 1 •
Job. R. Dunham, New York.
-Orepresteeo do Co . New Tort.
I /
Goo. A. relies k Co., Rose*, N.
Noodbato k Co.. New York.
Prizes at a Large Diaconal below Man
&atom's Prices.
SEVEN OCTAVE, IROM FRAME, OVER 912UNe ROSE
FOOD PIANOS TOR S2GS.
Atso, Isistruettcret Rooks sad Sheet Maio,
AU persons wishing s Ent rats Plano Torte or Ilolodos
'l •on. sn 'limits* to coil sad amnia* oar tipstrameato to*
, 1 'lore parchostnit elsowhero.
r Mood's Meek, SUN, r hoot. nearly' Deposit* the Past
Killap. ZESDIA SMITS.
P. S.—Every lastDoopeat pes4upted for en poem
Dupre:Ur.
MANHOOD ;
How Lost 1 How Restored.
J,
tr.
ft Pth3LISELED a 'New Edition of
V Da. Crtorsairnat's CILIBIATito ESSAY ,01:1Lbe
rad ice/ wire (without sorditios) o mautairo Rano or
Set tinal WeAvers. Itrraiaatiuy Seminal Losses, 1410.
TOM ileotiti and Phvaleal Incapacity, ImpedimadU to
karriairs, ; CO m erry EPILEPIIT and Ftry
lattacird_br aelf.ind *ea or sexual mdravadance.
FrMoe, a envelope, only end..
r treleinatad author. is thil admirable ,ewory.alearip
dsasonstratas. frees a thirty years trattessiful palatine,
Mat the Manatee conesquaticar of seitaltaas may hs rad
ically eared without Om dimming am of internal med.
mina or the applicaticrn of the kaife—pritatiag mita wads
Orrin at oats simple, tartan and al, by manna of
whiali ferny wafers, no matter what his condition may
Va rant himself cheaply, private , ' and radii:ads.
'Ms Laotian altatia 1* the lords erwl
arid every ma it Or lasi,
dept wader sail, la a plata sayotops, to of mums, 00
tiwt ascelst of sit del* eztirear O. tageolaspa. Address_
the pabnabota, J. It CO.,
gruirri Now Tort.
141,464.1 • • Past efts Bak 4/416.
U. S. "=so= LOAN.
thweenesiewrof the Truest, dm maw that elth
iteriptteins beireeetred foe Coupon Treacly Net*
payable three years from Aug. 15th, 1614, with aNal4lll*
eta intermit at the rate of even and three-twat@ per
cent. per
lawful annum,e-principid and interest both to be ppaidin tamer:
'Rue netts yrtft'be egnivertlblit the isiptio• et.thei
bather at =nutty, into air. per cent. gold bearing bonds,
parable not less than Are nor more than twenty yews
from their data, u the Government may sleet. They will
be issued to denonanatiou or $6O, 11103, $6OO, $l.OOO and
$2,000. and all silbeciipUons mart be for tity dollar, or
some multiple of fifty dollars.
Thi notes will be transmitted to the owners free of
billePortotion chattel u loon Ott' the receipt of the
ort.leal Certificates of Ihipordt, as they can be prepared.
As the cotes draw lutenist from August 16th. persona
making denoelte subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date anal* to date of deposit.
Pantie e depositing twenty-2re thousand dollar, got
npeards for them. mate. at arty ono time, will heehawed
• centaliasion of one quarter of one per meat., which will
he paid by the Treasury Defartment urn the receipt of
• bill for the amount, eerttlled to by the °Meer with
whom the deposit was mode. No deductions forcommie•
eons msuit be made from the deposits.''
Special Advantages; of this Loans
it is a NATIOILL SAYING 'RAMC. Orreting a higher rate
of Interest than any other, anal the beat erreeity. Any
savingibank which pay. t 4 dcotitors in U. s. Noma,
considers that it 4 - paying in the test circulating medi
um of the country, and it comes; pay to anything better,
for its own caret. are either in reeerament securities or
to notes or bonds prattle in government paper.
It is olitelly oonveolent se a temporary or permanent
investment. The notes eta always he sold (or within a
fraction of their fare end accumulated Interest, and are
the beet security with tanks as collateral, or Siscxrcuits.
ooNvr,rtrietr. ',ill, A SIX PER con . 6-20 GOLD
In addition to We very literal interest on the notes for
Wrap year l y this 7,1,11.1. or 0 , 111111 . 000 Is now worth
*hoot three per oust. per annum, for the correnPeste for
5-20 Hoed* Is net 1 , 111 than staeop.e. real. preatrues, sad
et ire th, war the premium on it. irrr cent U. R. Stocks
me over twenty per ter t. Lt still hesoon they the actual
r, IV en this loan st toe 'assent market . rate, It not Abe r
nen t-n tior rect. per annum
Its Exemption Prom State or Municipal
, Taxation.
Rut aside f orn all the we i centre bale enumerated;
• ,41-1 i, t.,1 etrairgo /111 /1 - 011d4 end ilrissarg
Y Sc, fr im Neal 1-skim. .1, to. so r , re. thie *swap.
too a cure.l ata..it tits to.• rt,t p r Wllll3lO, according
r, the r of co..ta.,h to tt.e it: sus parte of the tow,.
tt te b • , 1 V. ! 'I trill •• other iso great Induce
t.to ,leral.t. s- 1.., : ettl it the ;internment. In
I ..t. terrorrit. or I nile.he uses., the fet:h or ability of
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WapIIIIGITOX CITY, 0ct.:24, 18C3.. _.- .
Beer Notice.
• Ovl?";G TQ THE GOVER N MENT and
slat. I.Penses, the. increased eloverriment tax to
one dolligyer each barrel. payable. under witty in week
the large Olfb Capital , invested in our Doew•ries. the
greatly Incro*Ofti prim., of labor, hops. malt. barley. mai.
wood. /cc.. ea, the undersigned Manufacturers And thine.
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ish entirely the system of spending orexpense money,
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farther and increased taxation. the pries will bare to be
raised to correspond with said additional tax. This
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atterthis date.
Witmer our heads. at Erie. April lith. A. D. 11104
• . 4.0101 KNOBLOCH. WM. JACOBI.
- JACOB erNiFILEIt, KAYALitaI.
JACOB KEAN SR, C 11123 KOENLER,
A. ZINO. GEO. TIGCT,
Yrs. TOW% per CONRAD.
NEW). MILLINERY COORS I
•in 11138 Es 11 , GRATE
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... nepee t telal =boom* ail WI oro . noe n 0.,.
BLOM Zen • 81D11 OW Sall WM
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bad hove jut *pawl a very lazy 1 '
I i ! A I 0 8 OF NEW GOODS,,
D TROY NEW TOWN. CM! t • '
Swereigag eventide' , tot I, . •. "
. li , i.t L I if E A Yi. LI;1clit;
70 iidab?bsty lin* l e izarjr of vas WO. 1 IX?
Fisitag implies! Quer otLe witklhea airs, .
eeor Qum tb.y eel coaltdootm t
esteru d
p
lb. advaatatkot all to she them Wee mew
or PiRXICITtaIII Artirrioi givsa to Dyeing irlirmli.
tog sad llosesig.. : will' lei.
Preparefor Winter.
. , atrr TOOK COIL
Bofors It Coes Higher.
Roof blear Uzi to loy faaralllW ll4 4 l ll l lt
eeseteati f y oa the flee. The old edit, lard
SIGHTS STRUT LANDING.Oa the Canal, to the bort plies la the 'city to hey" We
have on band a ethattly of the best
BXTIIIIINOITB COAL,
Pima this' IA sou Gut? 10,s, laelettag YL Corbels
sa4 014 Ormsby, oblate Ire bre prelosed to deliver ea
short aetlee to say part of the eity at the lamed statbst
oda. Deal delay, bet egad la year orobtromiththe
Cash, se the Wawa at the prise ofer=tha
of coal st theater, awl other came, 1=
to Mrs* the pries.
We, tharefere, AIWA • call from all alto see esal. sod
suersatia esUsiettea, both to quality mad pith.
D. HETRICK It ROMS,
seolittc. Eighth street It Mag.
rirlaZ=l
NEW GROCERY STORK,
riLe wo r d s ...di b,.... s w t e it rte emery nom Aar
S/ST SIDAII OP ST/7W ST., U 11001,11 PORTS
• • OP IMILROAD 111111704
th• 7 ami••• 1 0•10 1 cg • fail mirffils 01
•
enovisioNak,
FILVITS,
Mint
CRAM RV WAR R.
TAMURA' NOTION%
WILLOW WARS.- t,
CONirr IOAASJSM.TOSACCO
of
nAita.. •
/aid sysiytilai mall we band ia v ariablaab
I P tik• port.
MN are detemised to offer as good thdhemommate me
g
other dedere is the atty . sod Wile the plibtle cl am
ceimademit that ere imm giro eats* mottidaeUoa.
ostweatt V. A. WZIIBII3I i VAIL
Stray Cow.
113PROiP, INTO THE PREILISES Oir
B
to satroadipesd, la fluauatt tp., stoat the Ink of
• .Appast, RAID RCM, tiro years old, left ear • flies
deoo,d4r. some ladle co !lilt. TM owner fe reattorted
t o "Di 6 0 11 ! 1 /". MT. PraprV. pay ekeraes sad Ws
Ust away, otharertee she via be disposed of seeordloa to
' . W. AL RUA.
v.* 4844 9 _ Moo. ILoooies, Anta l Bud fini 7
RI *tin ita Vow Wooloaa j , Imoireta oft
Plaats,j PIANO, ZdanL &o.
Pat 40 Is lifoi.lloa.aad $l,OO Bozos, Bottles mid Visalia .
$3 and Ili dew for Boor" Prams lairrranoxs,
"Oily ralsollos knows'
!Tr. froloi Poisons." •
daareroos to tho MOM Felony."
Mats coos oat of War bolos to ills."
Bold Wholes& to all Wye allies.
Sold by all Monists sad Bataan orerywhoro.
lU. Bowes* I I of all worthless Isaltatlosa.
re rotitisat"Coorszlr moss la co each Boz, Bottls
sods baton yes bay.
Ad blifintlf 00FITA
&as by all Wholesale sot Baton
l,Dr= to
snar
FINKLE ift,-LYON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Thdie ludas« was the lost-stitch alike on lidh
eld* sod an lase than MOW' Amid and silk that the
Ida& or doable thread loor 'Utah Maddiee de erttl
fiessirell,i Gather,Cierde nriag bald„
w itta r d i itit, sad are better
adapted than any other ee I. ugh to the
treciaest changes and peat variety et UMW inquired la
6 &ally, tor they will sew from one to twenty tklaksem -
ea of Marseilles withontrtopying, and midair stitch
perfect, or Cron the duet pone to the heaviest ks. Mer
cloth. or eves the stoniest hums, leather, .without
chases( tho .us
Gad,eidls or Uphill, or niandat asy ad. •
lutanist ot ob whatever lI t .
• -
They are aleph ta easetruatios sad sadly azdareteod:
awl If say part ia !waken by sadden% It la rmedityr•ra-
Owed.
Thaw are rsooluai Ithis, sad will go far to se
Us &oleo at aay t bays:.
Pisa_ Cal sail T. sr seal p3a Ottialas.
EiM:MMilaiMMil
FINIELB oft LYON S. IN. CO..
sopil34r. N 0.6311 BROADWAY. NEW YOWL
Copia's Illustrated Domestic BSI%
IN ONE CROWN QUARTO VOL, 1100 PAGES,
700 , SIGRASINGS LID TAN
Air %a family, astobsth &hail Teacher or Stabrat 0
the 11bui, this work ham TWELVE daddrable testant
via:
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2.' Many thousand Marginal Raters:we& •
3. Th rlnet'y g.secnted Steel Napa.
4. Nanaroas Inwood Saadi..
6. • Chronological Order.
6:4 brtsf aqoadtios ot each Chapter.
1. Postimal Books in Metrical ronn.
6.
Solleettons on soak Chapter.
9. ignestlass at and of aa,ah Chapter for Sanity SUM
mutton.
10. Dates aired to the Chapter% tar malt -liondor •
sad Sossing's Sasedag, comprising Ili* whole Bibb" la
ye
1 61' 1 . - •
. As Extended Concordance.
14, • Tasidly Photograph Dopartheeni.
The Introduction ota Photograph Alba= la 6 IBM and -
Interestog teatars ot the work. It coneprisse 4 grotto
pages, with openings for 16 card pictures, whoa, van be
preowned with eingolar propriety, the litrasphytnne of
s Colored Mbar and brother , or the affectionate ntothe ,
and sister, sutra` the old Family Sitio mi iseinkesise
mita. In short, toe
DOMESTIC BIBLE. ILLUSTRATED,
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or Utoriry. , - •
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EATING SALOON.
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the Conn of Moto and fUth Stmts. width boo t 0. ,,
fitted op In tutiodeooto idyl% sod to my
behead to to OM Of the pleasantest
motto In the ulty.
OYSTERS, GAME,
dad all Undo of atttelto tunially kept In a lialooa: ;anon
up to autumn in • Superior coaster. •
SEPIRATI ROOllB FOR PKRSON WHO DR INK .
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CHOICEST LIQUORS k CIGILES.
Keg that Dv arrangements are inches eau • t
LW to give matisisation. I reepectfilly soUeit the pat•
renege of the ocenasenity.
apr9'644ei. .C. TiLtielft.
ALARGE 8U PLY
Of Strata Notches just 'ambled. No solphea
as dbeseremlble ann. 21a Meat Perim' Aida tie
W., Everybody will na• them after ma trtal.
male by the box, deem and grew A Nara din-neer
the Trade. !INNEN & atritaL
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anbmaloa of the Mann Smolt*, earbreeLog nighties.'
to Govel a 'olead, lelgtam, Trawl, Italy, Gonita Bata.
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