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. SirllrrlLL4 & SititCHT„Pabllahers
A Beautiful,Prayii.
Lord, at thy temple gate,
Where thronging thousands wait,
Trembling we stand.
The glory of Thy name
Each day is writ in flame,
On sea and land.
The hills their anthems raise,
The rocks repeat Tby praise, 'l-,
The-wide earth o'er.;
Of Thee , in anguish now:
Lord of the dazzling brow,
Do we implore.
When Thou on Sinai spoke,
In clouds and fire and smoke,
Aiid all thine awi; •
The Jews in trembling heard
The thunder of Thy word,
Thine uttered law.
Thus in the battle's roar,
That shakes. thilolid:ahore,
Thy name we kipar,:
Thy majesty, Thy - power,
Speaks through this 4raadtal hour,
To every ear.
The wickedness, the crime
Wrought in this once proud elute
Call down thy wrsth:
Yet round Thy burning throne,
A circle all her own,
Sweet mercy bath.
It was in mercy's dame
Thy Sou, the Savior, came
From Thee abode!
We hear the angelio trains,
Ring o'er the heavenly plains
Sweet etrains'of love !
(1, shed Love's spirit o'er
This land from shore to shore,
•
. Until we tale
One glad, unitfd voice, -
To make earth, II SODS rejoice
One chant of Oahe.
Message of Jeffersea Davis.
immike Nair York Mora] •
This annual Messagedcif:Jefferaoa Davis
to the Senate and House of Represent"-
tires of the' Confederate .States may be
itudisd to advantage by the people of the
North; The relative .positioris of the con
-testantir-in 'this straggle cannot be dis
tinctly defined , through the rose-color
milt in which the organs of the Federal ad
ministration envelop their reports. It is
prudent tc• take into - consideration the es
timate of both aides, especially as experi
enca haa'demonstrated that the Confeier
att,President is in the habit of expressing
inmself frankly and explicitly in his off/.
statemen ts in regard to the military,
priitisiat and financial situation of the
i3orernment over which he presides.
" We therefore commend th i s Menage of
Davis to the attention of the Northern
public., It commences with an• apparent
ly conscientious review, of the military op
erations' of the year now closing, claiming
that within that period the Federal arms
hsv,e failed to accomplish any positive ad
-rs,nce in the way of subjugation but
while making some progress, at 'a fearful
art, in one quarter of the Confederacy,
hive been compelled to relinquish the
p;session of a vast aria of Southern ter
ritory iiother direction, West of the
Ytssiuippi, \ all Northern Alabama and
Wettern Tennessee, has been renominated,
oda - portion of East Tennessee has been
wrested frnia the Federal grasp. • In Gaon
e. and Virginia the struggle for suire
lacy continues indecisive, and there the
pincipal military power of both seetkoli
concentrated, waging a war of strategy,
mineuver, and occasional terrible- colli-
Eons, unequaled in the display if skill,
endurance, fierce assaults and obstinate ro
t:Aimee, and without parallel
. in the sac:,
%See of life. • '
In regard to the attitude assumed by
fireign- powers toward the ConfedenSiY,
Xr. Davis is very earnest in rebuking their
apathy and - indifference,but this criticiim,
einloits neither petuleneo nor disappoint:
Inept. He does not seek to disguise the
. xprobability of foreign interferenoe in
'otialf of the South, but !rankly mutes
ov i rt
-`a countrymen that they must de 1 d
on their own exertions for their in -
dance. -He takes the ground. -h er,
that recognition does not neoessitets an
Led intervention, and that therefore
14 potentates of Europe cannot plead
their derireCO avoid hostilities as an ex,
ease for their refusal to pronounce upon:
•e merits of the quarrel
lie argues that foreign powers, in re
!erotic° to this struggle, have departed.
!rota 'the rule thrit precedent, in behalf-of
'amenity end, justice, has established, end
hat e , in view of the cireublitances that
ae Governmentiof England and Fnw oe
lve virtually, and, in !net, Officially, ex
:re -seed a conviction that the, United
`odes could not conquer the Confederacy ;
tloy owe it to enlightenment. and Chris
'snit.; to protest against thf. prolongation
Om destructive strife. -
In regard to the finances of the Confect
'acy, Mr. Davis refers to the report of
Secretary of the Treasury, and says :
The facts therein disclosed are far from
..s couruging, and demonstrate that, with
~plieinut legislation, we shall be: enabled
meet all the exigences Of the war from
Tar abundant resources, and,avold at the
ame time, such an accumulation of debt
woLV render at all dolibtful our cipaci
tr to redeem it.
.There ix one subject treated of •
tefsage that IS of peculiar interest is oat'
P° 0 1)10, and especially to those who have
-1"11(14 d relatives confined as prisoners
11 ' Southern prisons. The Coafed
triLtenuthorities, it is known, have repeat
-017 squght to arrange some ayatem or
exchange thai would' relieie the many
t hNsands who are now languishing in cap
111'V, "Sorth and South, from thawnaec
: 44 4 .. priv ations and su ff ering th 4 they
tridure. Ba s in -every instance, thil Fed
: fr4i A dministration has interposed some
t4i tled question of negro equalirty
be
n our captive countrymen and' the
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opportunity fortheir liberation , - r. yia
says : •.
The solicitude 4A - thb Goren:went for.
the relief of oul eaptive fellow.citisens
has known no abatement; but bac on the
contrary, been still more deeply evoked
by the additional.sufferings - to which they
have been wantonly subjected, by depriva
tion of adequate food, clothing and fuel,
which they were not even permitted to
purchase from the prison autlere. Find.
tog . that the enemy attempted to excuse
their barbarous treatment by the unfound•
efi allegation that it wan' retaliatory for
like conduct on our part, an offer wee
made by us with a view of ending all pre
text for such recriminations or pretended
retaliation.
The offer has been accepted, And each
Government is hereafter tolie allowed' to
provide necessary comforts to its owA cit
izens held captives by' the other.
*Let:us hope, therefore, that we have
heard •' the last of painful delcriptions 'of
famine, ,Itakedaiss . and barbarous treat
ment of prisoners of war, which from one
of the most disgraceful features o
this frightful civil strife. Let us
hope,:tdo, that one. Government, and tit
isena generally, will make immediate pro
vision to supply their captive countrymen
with all that is needed for-their Health
and comfort.
The elaboration and caUlious circum
spection of that portion of the Message
devoted to the question of the military
employment of slaves, give conelniivew
idence that the subject has seriously emu•
pied the popular mind, and• receive offic
ial consideration. Mr. Davis does not
recommend any precipitate action in that
direction. He suggests that a Milked
number of slaves be employed in such
capacities as 'do not require tae - use
of arms; but that, meanwhile, - they must
'be drilled, and made familiar with the
exercises of the field,, in preparation for
any emergency that may arise. His ob
jection to their immediate:employment
in the field is principally based upon a
natural repugnance to - share with an in
ferior race the sacred pl.triledge and duty
of the patriot. , He says :
"Until our white population shall prove
insufficient for the armies we require and
Can afford to keep in the field,-to employ
as a soldier the negro; who .has merely
been trained to labor, and as a laborer,
;for the white man accustomed from his
youth to the use of firearms, would scarce
ly bet deemed _wise •or advantageous to
any."' ' _ -
He opposes the proposition M arm the
slaves en +name, beeiMse hthas faith in the
peWer; of the white po ulation of the
South to achieve their purpose ; but he
significantly adds:
"Should the alternative - ever be presen
ted of subjugation or the- employment of
the slave as a soldier, there seems no res.
.on to, doubt what should then be our d♦
tision."
The. idessage - concludes with the follow
remarks on the all-important question
of Peace.
The disposition of the Govern]lnent for
a peaceful solution of the issue which the
enemy has:referred to the arbitrament - of
arms has been too often manifested, and
is too well known to need new assurances.
But while it is true that individuals and
parties in the United States have indicat
ed a desire to substitute reason for force,
by negotiation to stop the furtber 'seri&
ces of humanl life, and to arrest the calam-,
hies which now afflict both countries; the
authorities who control the Goternment of
our enemies have too often and too clear
ly expressed their resolutions to make no
peace except on terms of our uncondi
tional submission and degradation,: "tii
leave us, any hopes of the cessation of hos
tilities until the delusion of their ability
to conquer us is dispelled. - Among those
who are already disposed for peace, many
are actuated by principle and by disappro
val and abhorrence of the iniquitous war
fare that their Government is waging,
while others are moved by the conviction
that it is no longer to;the intereit of the
United States to continue a
° struggle in
which success is unattainable.
Wheneverthis fast-growing conviction
shall have taken firm root in the minds
of a majority of - theme-Northern , people,
there will be produced that willingness' to
negotiate for peace which is now confined
to our side. Peace. is manifestly impos-
Bible, unless desired'by both parties to this
war, and the disposition for it among our
enemies will be best and nmst certainly
evoked by the demonstration on our
of ability and unshaken detennination to
defend our — lOW and In hold- no - earthly
price too dear for their purchase. Whin
ever chi& shall be on the part of our en
emies a desire for peace,.there 'will be nu
difficulty in finding means by which ne
gotiation can be opened, but it is, obvious
that no agency can be called -into action
until this desire shall be_ mutual. When
that contingency shall happen,, the Gov
ernment,.to which is conned the tree
tilnaking power, can be at no loss for
means adapted toaccomplish 'so desirable
an end. t • - •
The tone and Wont. of this Message, if
it faithfully . repreients the feeling of the
Southern people, as we' have no *doubt it .
'does, denotes an abiding! confidence in
their power to aceomplith the mission of
'self-government that they have thus far'
carried on, through the terrible ordeal of
four years of desperate warfare. The
comments of the Southern press, though in
some instances they reject the theory that
the slaves employed*• in military services
should be rewarded with ettclpation,
indorse, as a matter of course, t e hopeful
and defiant attitude that the President as
:
Burnes.
MUSTARD AT TEM Warn Ifourratns—
The ainful and Ludierlove delkivpd.—A
gentleman,.residincnot *tatty falles from_
Cainbridgeport, , who visited-the - 7-- - Wleite
Mountains' hitt Atitiniiit; - iied
by kis wife, at flier -;--=:-..Hotel,.strd one
night while-there; had . a sudden and
lent attic* of collo. An appliattion-. of
tnushiid was reeorntitesithd to :Cate hie
and he consented'to_have it tried.
His Wife; on going down to the kitchen,
found the mustard, but nothing suitable
to spread it upon, and her pocket. hand
kerchief WSJ taken
. for purp?se. In
nsofnent she was at the badside . and ap-,
plied,the plaiter. " There,that
'You,l know," said - shei: Shahid ecucel7
istitxl the sentenoe,liO . wever,. when the
poor man turned over , a nd roared; "What
the d—l are you about?" ' It *ea,. ad , her
hueland's vac
,Her lamp • had g!'!en,blit
P a feeble light, and she had got into the
wrong room. She found her own apart.
M=lff=
=:si
TWO VOLL'AIigIICICIEML,i;ff-;NUp".4lt-
E NE;• THUAS
irithotitileisOsidiiidtur aUV
adding *Ai liorrer thid;Air, wow
the. knuikercAist: The sick man waSliiits::
pletilly overcome with laughter. • - ffis
°hone disappeared as suddenly as it cams.
It wasigreed not to remain long in these
parts. The landloid was called up, the
affair explained, and the man and his
wife left on thevarliest express train. The
gentleman who - was so uncew3mopiously
disturbed,land wh"o is' ell known in Boa
ton,) has preserved the , handkerchief.—
Query—Ought he not to return it ?—Bos•
ion Post.
Erie County...oMainl,.
The following is . the official "home 'Totes
of this county, is reported by the return jud
ges, on Friday of hat week 4- - '
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1 Erie, lit Ward, • 98 166 131 188
j ... 2d H 195 190 - 248 224 19
‘ , 3d.. .. 118 210-122 271 6 ,
.. 4th .I. 167._222 188 290
West Milloreek, 118 147 187 .198 8 ,
East Mllloreek, 267 170 888 220 17
Harborersek, 134 196 149 287 2.
McKean, 28 196. 42 280 " ..1
Middleboro, . ' 2 26 00 82
Washington, .96 265 110 312 83
Edinboro, • 42 72 60 81 ' !, • 1
'Girard boro., ' 47 71 68 72 .20
.41 ' tp., 70 211 , 70 226 1.
Fairview, '134 204 166 249 28
North East bor., 29 114 81 119
• " " tp., 162 197 180 242 27
Elk 'Creek, 114 118 127 168
-Conneaut, • 46 188 65 212
Albion, - 29 66 27 61
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Springfield, . • 'BO 858 41 892 23
Summit, . 90 68 107 i7B 7
Waterford boi., " 31 110 All 136
" 0 .tp., ' 79 222•88 i 268 :..'•
Loßanif, 124 164 140 179
Concord, - 90 146 102 174 1.
Corry, ' 65 160 70 199 ..
Wayne, 70 167 87 188
Union b0r0.,. • - 84 84 92 96 •
'I 141.1,. 80 172 103. 194 1 .o- •
Greene, " 180 100 166.116 10
.:
Vonango ! 68 172 88 198
Wptisburg, - 16 86,19 . 48 16
Arolq -
, 79 $8 94 94 4
Greenfield, , 28 102 88 181 : 1*
Lockport, 78 162 97 164 . •
Franklin,
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. 30 180 89 142
6407
2884
Total, ,
Majorities,
Thp popular vote in the loyal States in MO
fir Froliclent wee, Lincoln 1,964,618 i Douglas
And Brecithmidge's vote combined was 2,024,-
040, leaving Lincoln is a popular, minority. of
of 159,42 T. In 1882, the popular vote in Scats
elictions was, Democratic 1,488,548, Itepubli.
can tote I,6Bl,939—Republican majority 41p
363. In 1863 the Demoarstie role w551,816,-
800, Republiosa, 1,666.000, without. counting
_
the soldiers , vote. • -
' Pon .Osem■ thrtloi—Warrn. AUUGI
anar.--On and after Monday, Oot. 81st, 1884,
and until furthsenotios, the Mans will aloes
sa follewe
Cleveland& Chicago, 9.60 ff. m. a 7.80 p. at.
Buffalo, }AO p. al. a 7.30 p. m.
Nei York it Washing.
stop, 1.15 p. m. a 5.50 p. m.
Cincinnati, ' . 710 p. m.
East Way, supplying all tfliella
be i tween Erie and Buffalo, 100 - 1.
Western Way, supplying all offices
' iiitareen Erie and Clevelani, 8.00 p. in.
Pittsburg & Erie, & Pittsburg R. R., 9.80 a. nt:
Edintime and Way Woes, . 800 p. m.
Philadelphia I Harrisburg, B.oop.
Philadelphia and Erie Railway, • _7lO - p: m.
Wattsburg, on Tuesdays, Thnrs
- days and Saturdays, • 6.80 a. in.
Office hours from . 7.80 a. m. to 8.00 p. m,
Sunday, office open from 7.80 to 9.30
JOS. M. STERRETT, P. - M.
Erie, Oat. 81, 1884, tt.. -;
TO CAMPAIGN SILTBSONIBERN•
With the next issue of the °burlier will close
the period_ for which a large number of oar
campaign subscribers have paid. As we an,
nounced at the start,the paper will be promptly
discontinued, unless other dipetions are given
to us before the expiration of the - WO. We
shall be . pleased to have a! many orertfiriende
Vantine• their patronage4as" 'possible, but It
Weald neithernbe.feirin.ik ilog',.iest.to *a!,
to send it longer thee they here direc t ed.—
/Aftet. theTreeidentte t l election a mist' largir
'portion of the paperwlll he-devoted-teftiei
lug of a literary, news sad least. ssur. Quin
we have b.eets..ible to give in the atoningPG 7
lidos( events:of the past,year. tf.
ATTENTION BOYS I—A ONIANCS TO AILLICEI
I!ONST.—Very few pimps are arsarei Out by
a recent inventlon,,,nowepapers and-scraps of
printed paper, can be converted into material
for printing upon again. The high :pries of
paper has• made an native delights& for old.
newomers, books, pamphlets and sunk of
Paper for this purpose, end it eagerly'
beughrnp by parties connetted' with the 'pa=
per mills.' - By eellestineand wring-all the
material of this kiad about their houses. eM
satanic it, many a family can pat Viaonsy., in
-their:ptirses,'. which would otherwise belost.
The highest price, fa cash, will be•Ptild for it
at this office. tf
Wedding and VlsitiiitCards., .
We nil elieeial•stiention to 4he tupwlat
styles of Wedding znit_SbitintOliat plated ,
`par tide dine... new •
fonts of type espeeiady for this Bind of woik,_
we are enable to print - dards - in`ii Oita egna
to those obtained in •do the' Liegareldee.
It is nothing heathen foeliskinisik-to Plfnesla,
to.. go abroad and- pay . estraewnwicet tor_
eogravid cards when they can yet just hind
some oleo at i tionie for less than onii:thfatito:
Pets!Ons, l l &mattes. - Arrelii of Payi s
tc.,:cas lie proetired by the Widows; Onphlar t i
and next of kin of those who he,. dletin Al*
Menial of the United States ; a1e0.14 OldleTe
end Seamen who are disabled by todiadi is:
calved or:disc:we contracted, 'upon tpplielatkpn
to 0. T. Gitwrien, Unveiled Millesty• and
Naval Claim- Agent.. • Office is the Cowmen
Council /Work Wright's Block. canker. State
and Fifth its., • (under the Lyipalek difice,)
Erie. Pa. .
Flair Clams Cirr Itasteaxci
about to remora tO4hiladelphia "rot=
'ter for sale my city residence Ind thiTleitele
or pert of the - laminar*, on reasonishho Seam
The house I one of ,thabest city.—asetA, ;
ern style - anti finish, -with double imilors an
tad" oldi'of the' hall, anditted
with ses and estera-: POPOOldell sinneiS Fe
quired, on the let afJaitnary k .eriff t l44o4
next. • •
• ottitOtt. • ' Mani lkinie. l •
WOW, remind out ,roders geld.
ills of the Oinrws office ari Ski . iio4lret" by
say' ootebilidunottt In • North ,WeKeta Nett
irflosnfit for doing Job Printing.: • Perm" JO
seed of Venda, Bills„ Nieetio c e,-,TiOnte s pill
Head*, Monks, orsny hind of Plain or, Pena
Printing, will' Ind it to their - adeintaigii l to
give
us a eiat: , • • . 111 5 • tr;
keep cookout:4' on . !dad a t
large aelsetkm of, Legal Staalhe, rtettiopsenreit
follies, sack as Heide, MatipsoindgemK
and Common Notes, EliumiaMenrit49l44
many others, not in tusk gene as.. boo*
In' need of these aitiolei, litf it lb their
ideutagerts gins eat *pars sail. tf.•
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vaistioraiiil tams otherwrisidlabassai r weed , M *Ps
ramohabitiso the- Bald* or cleveloadoilkoo. ,Ws
hu•fitiwiaserlytwo thomped Olelisas roth,of "air
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ty seabed: Wow weltwe live staxowlek we hove
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parka! Worui Nested Peaseyirsido. to fiat*. Time
wietwardisety w ale United to giro us a selL wi
ears do jay kind st Priallog that coo ilarwherra
—sash for fastaaee u •
All Mods used by Cosi'lOpwator%
Allll6Ol/ hied by Cosi Skimp*,
Atli:bit toed by Coal
• all Ideas used by litwaliante sad Storekeeper".
All
WA& 'sod tWeri
AU liarie seed by iteWitashotareandes.Groen;
'AU blade sod by Medleise Dealers. .
' AU Ideas used by Asetiorworre, _
All Made wed by Italtroadi Agana
Alt kiwis Weed by Oasis, •
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AU ktode seed a 7 lus rss~o ogee,
Alt kiwis weed by Stock wspealos. gewerakj.
AU kW& um istakem
All Voila seed hy Coliould tor. WershsaK -
Allktide -used by Expires Nes;
AU that teed by Proliesiosal Was,—
All kinds aged
All kinds sod I* Public
All Ueda Ind ty Pshottiii • • -
klearamed by Pretscanrotifor Artle/aa
" kia 4 t aqd bylloreheakt of alt Tress,
All Wade seed by - Areldterte„
Aft kW, soot by ihwerwrimia thstaldlehimate.
- All Made weed by Artiste . , -
AU hada used 17 Peblis lr a ni a trr i s,
All kinds seed by ifetucertorSootal Asteaddleo --
All kinds quad by Polities& Ifseacere. ,
All blade deed by travelling, Agents.
An kiwis seed by Tamers, or sellers of real «Ma*
AU kiwis used by the sellers of Poi moll Property,
All kinds used by RPOtates
Is *cat all &dude seed by alleLwoso
Ordeal by oreil,wbea mat by neeponetble gartiosprowje•
ty atteirded to. ~Agerde far Skew; COSOITts." haw .110.1
reepieweiblity lea are sot eopestabd with, lava sat .1*
advaeoe. In moss when paidtage• are most oat of. the
city by espreee,sid the? Sna i l/ tor wheat/ley are Mind
ed have not regulaiseetsuit it the °Moe, _the DM fir
totleetkow 11/111latatiabli Wilma:6d with thatit. • ;•
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:Bosision Gads insarilad this schuss at the ti el
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sw Co
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lawireaawre ursreautresm Yrecaurr.
V r t , u 4 Pa. Warehouse o Mlle Doak, fast Carrier if
State Street.. Am, dearee•in Cool . rialtOrfah, nom,
Plague, Water Lime, gra. N. 13.—Partiounie atteatkra
will be tea to the Bersithig and lawarellng el Petro.
bum 0 Cranium' Relner4 to Pall the, sollotz7.
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Juntas even Puss. oilesseamod
deii Ways* Block, Treseh Strut, betweis nth sad
With. • 1. lisoll4.
INCL•II.RPS.t
iltacisami
Mock, all00411• 11 ff MUM,
Ts* PM jaalr64tL
CikAPIIN s WILBUM,
AVANWIII A? LAM; Ri FS.
Prostia* Gk. Warw. Clueseen sad Jefilisou cooluittr.
J.ll. CRAM. twowsdvol W. W. WILIVR:
II: W. HULL PEOPRISTOIL
MoRRIZON ROME ."
Omar et &wad eat Mullet etnieb.isse 'VW NA et
I ohnsoes Inhume. Wanes. Ps. • Sept 1/1-17.
GAO. W. OWINIIIIOII, ' • -
3trirrun et run Plum. oire.ll. Cluotte
Willa& Swiping& aoristiot ir Mita Masts.
Copmysitedsic doer, astir WI sous awls t.
ly. , J• .
le COLE,
Marna, BLitt
Le., in Second Sto ßoca M ry of itLadnootairclirslllool,MAgnirto.
:11tittlitt . •
, 47roorir,Aelaw,Allysid, Zito Cooat,s
- Colieettotis and o th er basins, ineads4 to vila
memoir lad dkpabib.
10;111.41116
P s r ps "Boostituri sad Drr o lt r sti= ;
au ;Stara ander Brown's Hateldkorrting Use Park.
apr2fraill
L 1 ail 'a
•
_ ~ J. S. Cataoa has taken the lame Mb a
the foot of hremeh Street, new the Philadelphia depot,
Erie eitTl India primula to tarnish 111Cts Lii, Wasp
or 1641 qoalitios, at the lowoot market pion.
L *arras rams
4r. DAVIN, •
JL• - Atrotain A? LAIN Cbesteist
ttrenLiihiOttilL P • Teb.,l6-17:81•
WXTMODVj • • . ,
ed3t, . b 4
ismnib
ittmst ASTO .r LlCß thk.
?L ax Law. -Welkstes
Qt
• sat 744
Dsarrirr, Beattrs Blocll,2lLatilit *Ss otthe 1%7,4
State strut, lee* Ps. aprtll3 U.
LAiIATETT ' UOTICt,
Mar I
thit=t 6 n et' ili= Ul Orpar sag
etk
"1"116
, lb* PL.
'Laub filormakar, .--11hrisasim aearistaream'
Wm for 'temps sal Bag by the day or
walk. Goad atatdiag artarbral.. apdi
A i :imam'. is Mammy., :
RASlllltahall Musa Os sad
Arleta toi.Planer A Lynes Patent Sewing Kiehl as
—aro Mints e.-MU Stinotyistiras Sib sad fa AN
glis. k i: Clotp, made te enair to the Suet style.
11l 'le. -.-- •
Lf b. 'smiting, •
I'2: • tuner a.a liaue BTAnit, es Eighth
Swot, tottrwo Stott sod Frotioh. Ms Homo sad Car•
time to *too rooossoldo toms. 00101144-4.
i r iinUCI.I4; di a CART lllt wasii
- • • inurosadrcruased gaiissordate.
Kai R elaPria& Atdrialpitural imilemeato, Stalk* Ow e
ei•J'a.
ikic. MAG11.4.,'
Ifsumer, Mos •
..!soep PusekobarCksids of kW, Psrk. Zris. P.
ippLIMIOO6BIII Jr - ..: 1
, -RIDGWAY, YLIF Co, r4l: NM Z. 0. CLIOOOIIIII,
=j446lliw, -Mk lirdoview asid irsalkomatt !Ma iqr.
amuse, In Uagi~goa of the bort troaldni R 4 Hum&
In Vutioris tli thritranis. Couregoetetir Ronse,Chisik
Billipailassa TalAs %ad ktalowits jttiss. ,The pub* .
purees/go to rapecttatlyiwlicitel. orplll-1y•
[T I 'A., GALBRAITH.
VT' ' Arrcsorit mPLaw-01140os
.I l 4 l llPreltt.tb4 Peartt 1 1 ° 11 ,* irk"- .
.11.41; MUMS; uwlx MASTIC
4t
ATTORNEYS fic - COUNSIM LOMB AT LAW
FFICE; Parsgon Ble* 'Roo
Rao ciktou of *II . NAM Sorts jl4, Is-;
O mekza
,rasalig 11211Sitt • • t ' • ' . • * : : •
• . Domani ur Dzy Poo Ihoetims,,
&Mimi, nth. Waas."Bo24. II'; eiguei"
me of start mid halm diialf. blik Ps.? # l ;tir -; i
• N• w IMUSlo:atibe.• ). •
' L t d
-
PIANO:. FORTES•LANDIEIBIONI
'lrma adabouid '
• 44.
WA'ulr,l l ' A CIITR ERIS:
' •
..••••1 1 .4, 1 0 1 60.***Nrkla. -
fa:M.VD*D*6I, Nor . • . .
ha 8. Deakaaa,Yor 'York.
•Jdzorishilifitto; Ns. ;
=lt,. Paws OP.loWkiss. EY
-yesaiiir CI: lqi Tut: '
hies. itiptAtelniiiimat-bilyw Now
~:t•,,. timpwar.B Main ,i;
UMW 00!AVD, RDA filillerio,olWWWWW
WOOD riAWOO 701
MAD dikta t Walt;
itt7Porke‘ *Waft • MOW. Awe ragiariesmap. '
Imam" to sin sod sz!iMs
fore pessimist iihrwtiot*
lisairs,Mealk,Mate dirt. wady aT die Ps*
011os.
fr..:4•46 , botiesaiessiaibake A C..,1,1L.
I !riainatait t - tia a theamiea Thema Ma
Chesty. Na t ?l,llhieussrteesa r
t•I:.1,-. 1 ,
12,1)1CF,ANDANT IN, !nix AWE
Ciugm o. lbefeby set*l4 to appear at the et
ceiplialioLiaa al lb* ita.mint he the
coasts et XII% ea the Ira Needy of Nirmabor meet.
sad smarm Us aka eesidetat(tie "Ow Nam ll 'Vary
gel keikelty a Orem &m a rk 44 amateinear
mac eine platudis NM •.• . -
. GlRAll9.llhaett • .
- •
figiaiiiiSlieeYirle.ls4ll,
_~-- -~
CfMtizil
ao,,itan,r4Ati i:rgvt; mriterD . or VIIS.I%Jk4t:
1.-V, 0 . 0 ,N.
" . "!'ll
■ tut DAVIS.
MEM
MEI
MI
Mi==SE=ll
11
~..„
I ~:,.- ,- ' ''"
/
ER \ 1864.
T'~l~ 1
1
CUT 1? OUlk .
And lihovir it JO Yoni Friends.
.WHEELER Ar. WILSON'S
I ..*:1.01'/:11
EMIG !
IAMENESt
.
sisksiewlsdesd to losths . Bll9TlL4l.4l . 1111 Z ever
=end into this oessittv. Their anritsilsct meow
*at only to this ontittsy, but all ism thi World, his
toads KM Its ths stoat paler fillasala• ass to us.
, FoR SEVERAL YEARS
They hew fakes the lead of an Other Kaahlsechat
atm the lab).lisperresaasiskav• bees added, every ire.
Set, of work fa phtforiped with iamb ease sad taplaity
that the
ADMA AIM IN, ZGEISACIII3 OITA IT t
AM It Mee thsadeelssilems •CALL. We viatraattisa
So stilts►lL imety faidsq of_iodihkowt the Waned auudia
to the Webs( cloth. Thq nab the eelohisted "lock
Ma," 'Was tmniWbte M rtt. ThaqX6
shims, wOI de the work _
WIIT AST WT
UM Olt PIISP.94TIO, . :
swami - insait., comm. sAlusiii
•
maw, Tem. 'km sr. Amur.
Thy 'mike say width ,of bin* wttliat Iwin4apwo
tigrablitly tatter It : thoi will gather and stitch or wow
ea *bemire)ityesdon't llen It.-
CONE- AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
The &mad tor thins oplabratai Xaohblith +Woo wo
have bass locatadN - Zriti has been aatonlahlak. At
times ma Rod reit dUlhadtr La ellag sir MUNI, bat we
Lava a fall stook just topritrad, sod am ready to aos soy
aid all wha may eall or Ned we their authors. Dor rooms
see Wenn* Madamd tostdahad, and our ossoamodap
tionsfor, emanating the beatings an not equalled.
nos Saddam@ were tiswiredot the highest pritahtati
at
The WORLDSTAIIII. London. 1801:
The INDUSTitint. RIPOSMION, Paz* lOC
The niarrrvm irtentiguals64
Andinahean every Stan and anintytenk ,wkere ex
hibited. They are warranted Ouse yore. They are
perfeetly dnyho is nontraatlon. They ran with the
greatest ens. Tin, an almost solaelen -
EvINSTRIJOTION OITA.
tall aad ma then In operation. It yea ennaci
and ibr sample of Tait and a angular by InalL
•
BOLT t BOOM limb, Union Blocker;
JAM (Zen Park) Etya.2l.
• • Farm, for Sale.
HE'ItuRSIONEIS OFFERS HIS
ans elt sited In Harbor Ck tp., miles
• ga.
Itrioagg att-deeme of Mad, memare.
:There are on tbe„prneiees a Mtge two story Home, tiro
-lannie,Sti au r Per and alt weeeimey Outbtdmlngw
min fa 40 1 0.0rotutrd Mrcboloa Grafted Trultand
the to eeMllealdWatilag water. Th. farm is
pleasantly on a good road and Is is a mad
state of ea , well adapted to mbinevaln or
gram. A ' 3- 7' e did acme of land, ens-half idle
Booth of ,elsbintinead farm, with fd of Itn
piroiement, yoltde oreherd sad never Al
ee,ll9X asras'and allowanee of chola Lud o ens
Mile Yet of dretelamed land. • .1
The aboveellt te sold together or la piscei, tit' nit
rudiment lot portisalarsoorptirs on tlis prossisik
• CEA& BMX!.
Or to & A DAVilt.iTinkr, Soq.. 11,11, City.
oettril-lias. . .
Cheapest Furaiture Store
ts tai. &cue& otui:Pau;sl7.
'ESTABLISHED 1857!
Cr, W. Ellsey, Ririe, Pa.
HAIR BEDS,
From 38 Cats per pound.
SOLO CORNER BEDSTEADS, •
From $5 00
SEA - GRASSAEDS,
From $4 00
ABEL BOGILING GRAILS.%
From $2 50
SPRING BEDS, '
From :6 100
• CANE mints. - •
%%BLIES, _LOUNGES, 811/UCAIIII,
dad othei Ikraltare, Lev as Ulu Lowest.
West Bide State Street,
Next Palmer's Grocery.
Matt. • • ' 1
IMPORTANT
Milers a Owileisif trapatasted;l.aads
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE
let or Asatnbly. approved May 110, 1664, th e hol
den and aeons of Unpainted Lando are required to
take out patents for mob las& before be let day of
Norialier,
_11614. On failure to take Oct each potato the
iturneyer General le directed 'le ceindata tke sweacil
package aispi, fairest mid feel *a as asa unpainted
Irani" such amount (together with *Mee (*wig=
aggrapete amp nail shal be antra is a
to is preesdadi ined.kon far , amaperpeeir amid 4aid sewn
alai hear interest at d precat." neat Ilene are liable
to he preesidedeiterti lbw/maser tiwitoisliOsisipal
dataititin public odioein; under the Act of Aprii 16,1846.
?lieu adie:avitur pert/maw abutter' to all
Intalinee under the Laud Imre. and begin foeti
d:halos uttaadleg to aneb tendon", are ptepand to pro.
eare patesaa ease fa,paties males yea • ?Annum
front the eat of gentrauseat, on the Wet rewash),
basis, ;CotriepeeiSt nee eatiolted and •
_pray* Paseded
le. ...tddriee RO SMODInt ASS or
WALLACII •
.attorserli and Claraseflore a air s
Barrlstnirr
I=
wiriaI i .T.:MANEEPOD ;
i.w !Astilib iteitorea s
Irtr "AT IiI7I3IISHED - a ti l ea ,--- Edition of
u Da . caymanwssea Catannamco basal ors 4 7.
?Mimi can (without, seine) of Bsmiutsmonzeto or
SeraLnal Wealosant;ltivoluramy aloadaarLassea,
?*ICY, Mpotaa and rtunital imenien ll J. latpedimenta, io
/ini=etc. ;
_ago; Conscarrao, Donstrr and Yrtl,
laell4ndtirlpai ar snail uagates.
or Pit in er.aM en ve lope , only b'mot&
ealebeigied 'Whom. talkie aftentia• awn GMAT
illemonstrataa,trota ,thArty yenta sacoessful practice,
that the Warman ••••aqttetioia of mdfahnew dartho rad
leaky enrol wlttimat lba dengaroas at, of internal mod.
Woe or the application of the if •inting oat a mod*
Of eats at eneacileplat contain and hr. Ina • U. a
omen every tutfener, no matter what his oonaittoa. way
bet n nos ram lihrealfelaitiply, "dynasty ana,radliemlim.
, Tao Lecture should to In 'tha lesside of e ver
mon= aid livery inan'in ther •
Hama nsaarieng, in a Sala eamel*, Wan, adiiries,on
the receipt of els saute, or two poietaaistimpe. ...address
tba relatahans,' - • *4BAII. J. C'ELLMS•iIe 00,, •
121-Bamm, New York,
1•1144.4 a `.' . rantarnßai. OAS. ,
;L:E4I; - tttifT.:
XEDIPA,LADVICE.
*fril*egif. washisassrettLi S•arai•Ammose •
• - TIMM end Miduri* , •
• ;1 MI6 k &Il LAIIMW -
aillt !i - the Awl Aber to the Atwater Betidies, foot of
Sappier Strut. Oirrelearteollar:
fieperiee - the /Mem • t cad Care et Net
from' wit Phydeal Debility IticliseitheitvdpormitlitAxes
Pad Pa Ibiaolretel Maim Pt the s4;Teldif desk
am:Lathe" dlseemw tookleatol to . both emu, predict's'
faigielle4V of both mortalaM phyeteel itrehrtkterr*,
3=ital debility and hespaeity ••s why
eeetted eppeethe.' irshfe e selefiela realty
they eau he etheledly remand 17 tb• meet dose
„
TIMM.
• , • iron annum= migurnoi,
ha teistriteset ler the_oara - ot Goma DeWitt* sr
Itoethreed gastednan, moss Roped” immix selfeedied:
erexasem,jse.. • Curbs pormuteatly eared le Item 14.
daye to two *Girths - by 1110 lie tof SUB bi11t:10614 . 71
t.
0W
eterpaptipivith soedieinee, - • - _ • .
romia.sas TAXI ItellTtallutit '
Dreilt,k4l, Loped tilos plasmas la asseamith thxt
barfot Guest tigotfiltiee WA. the
eon et*, shore dloseem. It hulloes mitijecti4 to a,
torts the iiest *admit pkyaketerie ix .Lellibll. Pols;
sal, tie" Yale. It Wm bees leolseed the
oily fastruseat faveated 'for the we of
Weeka d oes, or dhow of the galls' aim.
sevolV the soiree yoga.
41 . 1.Aki====.
= 6 1 6 ".4,1F==
°a.= ...t"" a jtre"*" . " l.Nok,*ls" 6 " l6 •owkw bw!
.4210111ligtotiVAxii‘eitifer east. •
5 4 71sVg a t,
osidtalirliallrhallimill•
i lUe s _
Nll
arercero4. eilm.A theme arklap
keit ierinitaiUtSoPlati, MOW
wow exit , ix the,
k =WI= aid 'amid. treetmoet they
slept Is Vilisepat fitavehris ot. peiuseithreetve,
pee seseetehd peestfeent Itsrope wet Aorta.
_ , • +! cotrwrit •:• : •
ti • ettbs wall • why es
tisithixt by'
ga li s tirreet Setattotitie4=
lir eta . •
n w. 4IC Warr,
• • leerthrr Minding, lilt etihepdar St;
.14 4 0104.7. • . . qr”thod•0 1 0
-•
•- 1 Army'
T II 8 T trEIT ED, another lot of
tp. - TOILIT CAM. %a Oast maid* *
tin werCSltion to tb. Navy stal Army. Those par.
toga who pima M. oiNtat atonal at ta• wake
Wald owl Ws tab aoslotalia sad tuonal ia M i . At
oppIIPOL : TOWN'S . .
. 7 , z•.- .
EINEM
EMI
IBM
MBE
IWI
•1 N V A L i I -D S !
IRON.. IN THE BLOOD.
It is arodi know* to the moultcal profession that IRON 1 -
the orital Principle or LA Elsatemt of the .Blood. Tbfa
is derived chitty from the food we oat; but Hike food to
sot litara l 7 disontad, or if, !Vont any cum whatomor,the
ossatity orlion ie h ot takes tato the Wreath.
lb% a nsmil lladdala fodattido tbeeritoie system niers The
bad blood
th irritate the heir; will star up the
win Map* e brain, will *hatred the lire. and arill
mod its disesee.prodeolog olemonte to ail parts of the
system, and orrery one will enter lo whaterir organ may
be_prodisposod to dhows. I
Thoilmarthine of IRON AS A MEDICINE is well
known sad aelmoertedped by W snotioni•man. The &f
-lea, km been to obtain each a preparation of if as will
eater the s olortulation and matoHlate at ones with. the
blond. Thiapolat, says Dr. Wiyon Massechumtte State
obialet. hal bass attained ta_alum .Peravias Syrup, by
Vralto a way Wore unknown.
IEPEAft mvitor is a myrzcrnst me.
hates of the r TIDI DEMON. • NEW MOOT
liNtlf IN gramme Oat dram at_the Boot of Meow
undying the blood with its vital Poineiplor or 'Life
Taw !MUNI tit SVII6 , RIM Dvaparis,l4*.
Leat Capplalat, Dropory,imar Aloe, _ Aloe, _ Loss of Energy,
w ipMta.
TWi MICIWVIAK SYRUP' Inhume sareasily vigor
and agar lib into the riatein, and Wide pp an "Iron '
Coastitatian."
Tent IPZIKUVIAN B Ur Ceres Names Alec
tion=ro Camphanta„ and itherune of th e Kidneys.
and
WHE SYRUP to a SPECIFIC for a3l
diaeseno origisettihr la a BAD STATE OP THE BLOOD;
arscompaaled by Debility or i s low Rata of the Sys'.
Being kooks= Alcohol 101 l any form, .Ms esurr.-
iv-artists,adj? ids'
ejlbell — eee elieeted e xur ukir ut are
parminest, tatualay Textuary, van sod 111111.11111 Into
a elate aysVen, sad billdlog up so IRON COW-
I
KS?I;MMMIMMI
Om sieoseat la the restorafav• power orison aa a med.
Wise IR Se ellairadale 11101011 004 (As shetrasity devaerist
Armary.
To take rmailies to cure dhows oceasoweed. by a de.
messy of WV IN Wig SIL;:o Li, without restoring II
to thiimetsm. is like trying repair a building whey
the readation le 'roue.
Pamphlets oontaialog serUkestes of earei sad . reedm.
me:WADI:as &amigo:se or t most eminent Phydeiaay
Cleappussa and other , will ,. sent TARR to any ad.
whet a far of the mua l ee to show the, character of
the beelisoolla le I
--4000 Z. WILLIAMS, fag l , President of tits bistro
polltaa Bank, N. Y., Rev. A St SREVENS lets editor
Clrialswaireaste f ,f creed, Rem. P. CHTTitCH, w edltor
New
YorVararials, Xis. John PlerPtili Rev. arrest
Barton, En. Arthos B. Taller, Rev. Giardos Robbins,
Rev. Sprains Cobb, Bar. ta rr Kiss, Rev. Ephraim
Nets, Jr., Iles. Joseph H.: Clash. Rev.
R". Y Q Headley, Var. Jobe W.Ohasteed, Lewis John.
sea, D Xoswell D,R. C. Resda: xi. D..
W: X. Chisholm', IL 0, !MARS Dana. itnetial
Stoma, X. D., Jove Antonia Slashes. U. D. A. A. Hayes,
W
Y. D., Abrah
D am' Weaeoli, lL D, J. N. clintoo, Y. D., H.
IC. pm .
t r- nm ass be bet asestetarer Ina' elect ate tee.
qf Rid aa ss Arai eke tad Ss PAR SONJA
• 7111 " a /I Ass arra anaemia skiers Idler rrauffee
LansfaXit brim rebsf, owl iambi& amid rasesstip
kaiak to jive Y s Hint.
Or Dpsrasia, DUMMY and Taoi.i. Wnitrzwil It
a a familia.
CLARKS Preparedby lf. I. CO.. stoimileely for
a. C. DINB2IOIII.It. 491 Broadelly, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. altered -Iy.
t
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$24 - 2
GROCERIES - GROCERIES
r.
WHOIEFiI f ALE SAND RETAIL.
. •
P. 1136 --- ELA.AF,'
Weald respestro'ly faioN t, ti n nbilo that he has opened
'No. - 2 ilughels' Block,' Erie,
• When he wiltalwaya lamspara bawl a large imply of
GROOKRISS,
CROCKERY AND I WOODEN WARE,
wiNfics. I LiQUORs,
clads' mythini ssualy for sale in an establishment of
the kind.
Er "-om as Amenable as
_any other stem in the
any. jaale464tt.
18e4.
BP-RINC GOODS!
Eli
En
l'AltAliON BLOOII9 Bid 11)
L toilferisil*tbs . larrest 'Sort efflapletts Stock
.ryticmirea in thislts*ta.o?spprikii!g
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS !
MW-GREAT vAaunl%
SHAWLS,' eLblitS AND SACQUES,
GLOVES,
WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
' A amipiwie A ascatment ofth.
itADlte BRANDS OF DOILOOTICS.
R. S. MORRISON_
i spr9'64-tf.
1411011. 1
•-• • ' 1.1134134::
• 8172711110 &IBM?.
writs
nit an Afthrtll6 , fret: nit;
lieessoloar rrahurrrill insist thia Mad artotiesl4
~ • LEANI.N4 SALE.
1 Si A: , •
' No MC& keprew - stopping it Wsorfatalt i
- Drib* 'moll
Ai m auk araves_at Mulkie a
490 A. • ,
CO A. I, Mel end - 4sios, iia
steletiog' 'at all Dtatiatui
aad arrizafi v* lagede. at.; • 40 e 1 1_ 11- . '
00 POL,Dey' ' stopping -it Ndirtli ;it, West
! . rid.
at Slim Sieopk, land Aarshiii i , sad
S K P. Y at Weetbeld,
' • Dania,* and Sh ee r is r i t argl Ain at
at liallthe
. at &AO P.
tliTh• Do/ Zramillo DOnneets at Dunkirk and Bahia
e MAL Ending al MOW° only, with Express
tot Nog l'oxly -Ehttailalphhhallestsi, /to. •
•- LAVING BUFFAI.A. -
' s - d0 79/tob - Zfikoses, - ktneelifir at all Stations ex
-
Wealryrills &n sot „rumba:at
itwi tliph t Miro at 10 ' 20 A. Had and
IMI Lirpoir £'p' stopping at Anti* Sneer
. Creak, Dunkirk, Weettlsid aud North klast i artiviog
• at Kris ale 45, R M.
4.90 ?AL, acttsa4 AP: ti6poa4 tt I . '4 ; l4db:tat tad
• arrives atltrie at •
19 J. r .1,, Plop bitsgssek 9
ato poi ac at AngWa L EDges.
tk,,Sr.ik rk eat) Wert arriving at Zris at
• tiN/a-it. ._ •
-J lima i• la_laittea .rt into Erie Dow
;Ms. 2:. , from " 09AWF. asst.
OLD DEWOPAPIRO;' lAGA - ZDIMS,"
BLANK 80041. .
uu •
Alei4re OM . WETS . foxy: um nes',
Bought-a$ db• . c -
; OBBERVER ' 0
FFICZ,
?or whlelt the IdgluetWarket Thies,
IPI CAWII,
WILL it ?Ain.
Vele Lzseoire,-. •
a: 1
be lad again et
• - I ?, WILLIAM WILLING,
norm= or .
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lIIMIEII
- ' • •-
UMBER
1884.
M - 011 S N. ,
amour.:
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4 • , • •; 4 4e, Ca l
Vidltlet . • eUT
Jar% s t rtire• b iar v ' t iffaireilfter bra r l id ik k
Om, they !kepi to sel:tvo .dues at #o,lb 9 2
pftralligt. • .
ESPECIAL ,iTtENTION-.:cl
Will &not*" to•W
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Dtalets to the DeighlPOTilli tollti inspontinny ta.
yitedln give us a nail Won puithukng dnstie ~
THE RETAIL DKPAIMIR24I"
Will be conducted, u heretofore, Ina medal 11111111241 r and
sltb a dispoeition.to oblige oar customers.
We particularly call the notice o f Physician" to our
Stock of
CHEMICALS,
Width is the 'swat awl finest over broight to We
- PreseriptkeMptepoted teintsiss% *Ws skin
sal promptness. j7 Altt:
d PACT CIVIARALLX EMMA
frillAT the variety or new It,
Bixt
ateadmat Seth* (*Rage, 'Coagreme, 'amid3o6.
Or. Otrupdeits, Janny Iked -dud ,otken wntb
Hpentine and 'that front, bandsoinaly
Eztonstos, Dining, Breakraat,-Q•stni eind rnidwe
Whatnots, Quaker Stain*, CeixPe. and Damask LowLIW.
dainties, Mgr and See Wass Wattremse. Featist ;
and Bolsters with other nomishold furnitare,ins., al.
wattutketurad how well namemoll limber and baaltby
natarials, by amierianeed workmen sad not bYsisparritke
lads. For style, Quality and law priest, I erlD dety
two•priess Osiers to uadetnell ay. reatherebouointel
sold; Cane seat, 'Pallor. Holmes, EllatiaSt Sawlrg.
Nurse and ether Chaim of testers nod Weetitni ups .
actor*, are hickory dolled and gated slaking them of
"'Crony so any otbar part o tbe ebairi:erbeire otillatal "Nada
aeuraold are natiedoond by no swam Hirable. Wood
Windsor, Booking, Sewing and Nene, are elan" of inr.
wood roundsallanned through the seat and gland, ear
Muted to stand. nandoomely pattitsit„ and met be bea
ten for strength, pries and finish. Bpithg Beds. I bow
told em gee and have the I ldgbant - fostimonials wit, a
List (nt= of an good' Hot- kaßglinatiork, Fad WI;
sad shipping
Attic an years expuiense and &intending with. t.o•
ptineipeled two prior dealers, 1 am,datainaleted to col.
one
one pries to ail , glee worth for ,yourgay, and . do J &Tao
to-ate who trot, with me.
Lumber, Lath, Sum Cm. Lire Sheik, Ca*Mead 14,nah
011, Store Pay, Produce ke., taken et tab, meatet V 112/41
for pay. Remember the Oahe, must ember of Slit strop?,
on Sate, r* Pe. G.:W. auarar_. •
asy24,-ti. maidaier aid ciiiaitea salaam!.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
__
GROCERY STORE
v •
P. A. BROKER, -
WHOLESALE AND - RETAIL GROCER,
• mrskx, o 4 Grover of tie 'Park 4 Pelmet Sams,
(olktcrami,)
Wo 1d tigposthaly call the attentiotionhe eiiianiesttr
to tartans Stock of
GROCERIES AND PRO`iriSIONS,
Width ha la dasizOis faith at the •
',YAW( LOWINT rot numEm!
9 r Mumportmmta
SUGARS, , -.
COFFEES,
TEAS, '
' SYRUPS,
TOBACCOS ; ' I "
• FISH, &C.,
. ,
Le not earpemed to the atty. lie hmee prepared to prove to
at who give tam a call, , ,„;
He else beeps oonstaotly on hand a napirinr: lot of
'PURE LIQUORS,
for the wholesale trade, to which hirdlliets the iittatitfon
of the public."
His motto is, '"Quielt Bales, Small Profits and e full
Equivalent for the Money." aralrittf.
Atlantic it Great Westien Railroad:
•• • • • • • NSW BROAD (mos
rammer, Erdi 111111, Express rad Ida
• • park Routs.
Connoctiwg at lialszonnes, N. Y.. with the' Tris '
way, form nonthotoao Six Toot Track from Now Tert
to Almon or Cortland. On and attar
MONDAY ? NOVEMBER 18, 1803, ,
'Throne' Pawner and Troled TM.= Will 100 zit Wen
WIT between CLEVELAND AND NNW YOWL -
. •
RTANT PA ----
I l
NEW AND IMPOSSENGER ROUTE* • -
ALGOMA CUM:IM vskomis I ; ..I .; J -
Parnengere by this Line have choice of llie dtt ;mitt
Router between New York and Beaton. THROUGH
TIUZETS can be obtained at any. of the CHOWN .of the.
Iris Railway and all Ticket Offices of connecting Liles;
West or Southwest.; also at the Central 'ticker Olteei
under ttor Weddell Muss; Claveland„Okkt. • • -....
. Ark for Tickets Tin. the + - '1: 'k • ,
A. diu G. W. AND -DRIB RAILWAY*. •
. ,
Passenger Trains stop at Meadville thirtyminntee, girt i .
Mg pamengers ample timeAo dine at the "Map RY
HOUSE the best Railway Hotel in the country.
/IMFD 'EXPEDITIOUS FREIGFIT LINE, IL L-
51.4 f L ! • -
No trninth met of Freight between New York awl Alp
, . non or Cleveland. . • l --
Mexchadtsln the West and Southwest will end lit to
their aditige to order their goods to be lerward4 • la.
the Erie k knd Atlantis A Great Wetter Railways,: the.
aiming Y table and expense.
u.vritv Os ; vatatairr AM LOW AR ;OM
_ OTALSR ALL SAIL ROUTE. ,' ' •
Especial attentio .4 4 agill be given to the speedy oUspoi
titles of height efaißdeds, East er Wed.
The Kriened4 Care and.other equipmente of this Com - ,
pasty are entirely am, and of Moat billpred mirdirra•
rtyhs. ,
' The only direetTOuti to the X"' .
woNingiurim on; amows or ,ransayLvAppe,, ,
Via. Meadville or Cony. .
From Leavvitsbargh,' the Mationlng Britsiolertirtk t om'
Vannotawn sad the Coal Aimee.. -. • . • I- -1
This Road Ls being extended, and IMF won be' la alai:
plate running order to Gallon, Crane. illeytote exi‘t Cie
eittnitL without break of aillade• ~ . -- • . 1
. J. YARNS WORTH. &mg Fraight , sAung
-,-,...-
T; il. opooMAN,Clinel Tiekt4 A geet. - -.„ -
IL F, IS WIDITISMII -- hlstel Sept.
1,16'81.4. ' . ... .
NEW FIRM.
SMITIL & OILLMORE;
(9amma r to E. 11. 9 saitly)
.WHOLESALE ArIVRtTAIX;
DRAMISS IN
BOrET B i RIBBON% FLOWER'S,
LADIES ; MasiiiiING GOODS,
. .
' • . STATIC . MIME= - , ,
r i...4
Ingtir X jaCITINTIJ AND XIGHTE SIIIIRTS. kat jr:
.. E.. . MUTH. . ALP: GILT.NIO It E '
sr? _ rlii- :
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- :LESALE GROCp*:.
Siegel, Vincent 04k,
Simession! to C. mosil,r
Drigalta .
Oreties ) IrloUry Pork
sew, •
1. WATER
LIME,
-CA•RBOI •
I,lllllo*,:ciiilliiii4:
TOTIACCO,
CANDIES;
CgAcZEBS,
OIL vrrEo4,
AT hi
Untied Market Prigefi t
ETRION'BLOCK, latlik
11•10••• lbws aid Tomeuß
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