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Read till Certificate :k54 • I•srloz tor crtiq .ea:e teen aognetn• „ s o, e.barf 11 and ReNla• he loiff, Wad ch••erfnll• e4tq th t V ,ty FOP pPet, to the ieilinnendk• tt,, cure a CatAtrh and: 17p•1A-t firtirle RP hate Writ known ,savn ,!o,c‘g•P r' !fin lift& j• , AnAtin k fn., Brown, i.atn.oo utter ~eti W. Fowl", Witoon, Fairtnok F 3 rnio , lB k Co., H.. 41. rnrk, 1 A I. S.'sods;St.phaa v , ifre.nw,oo k Robbins, A. I 011.114 Try I 1 / 4 11111F 111%P.V 4 V. H IIDUC M.—By - the :rrth'a Pd ft, the Pam total ot-dle tined UM . , acoor4tog to iwry4 101 , 4 , 1 tet,oroltny eAch tot of the to ell ,eeee where the life- r. , l4erative powers or:.: - ..Nottriot's PILLS (CRATI 'IR if 1141.171 VII el, InkY Itt ..a, Ix are ont of ort 0.. tlor gerioral to'').l ~ at 41r. nYe ectsla is nut pert of 0 6 . • i -t• or rontl in eharsote. that I , ptomscb and bnwels totttritie• from the o , •irn z y,...t..rntrh an 4 Irotratt toittof MEMO ~,1 „ t , t ~, no.. .1. Et in, of I•.RIrfF In 111...belne ?h• ay. nti living the heir •• t 'eceire the whole world, %ICI" Cc.stadoro'n Hair Die, • , ••••ttv I Wllnation to slirtencet • 1:), bnir without Iniurlag 15,m 1.4.41 t, and 0111.tairan‘ i'. 1 (A:44 Ito'. Ilatr PreoervtitlVe. tr,o, in .irenstrig and promoting • • ...I thA h tir, .11 of Itself ~ , t • Info fibres from L.11.1.t4(17 , 1 aSI 11 , 1,1er njl eltmos. =Ell =gill tl, I , :iHr P - 14,11. G .f 1 1.•t4r H • 140-t. I •pv!le I it• all 'lair • janlVitilto. T11311....* V IIiNKTIAN •ti“,t takr9.. to a Lours; e n. tll.:r 'II hour, Touthaelte in a few-inlnutaa. S r!11 t0tt0....-ut to tt.e Internally, awl to rOCOM -1,, rralttent phyeickatta in the United Tow•soe. re • Aug.i 6 , 1861 I rot.te., , f,r Yoik —Dear ' Sr. I hey. need yoar 6n I..l)llt3wit ~ .tlh great sureesk boti• as so Inter 40U nt' ? nitllcine. In eases of Batons ho,era ttneki. I retard it u II sovereign . You. , Voratthn riarigo Liniment stands nori v Lome riPtteii.• amongst farriers and boatmen -any WM. LICWI3, . . up% Numb Branch Can I c • , Nt• .tiatt lilt ttrairsti. OS DP, Stt-r.SAW York. so/1-Ina. (t.lf TICN rag., ! To New • owe Safe r : A ,!•ntl.ras.n eared of Norirona Debility. In ncy, DatViy, 11034 Yntithent ertet.e.e. by a th.?.ire. to bvoafit otbets, trill be Peppy bb to all 'to r4ed it free of charts) nit reolpe rectio . nit for making the saapje timmoily %NW to 71 . ishiog to profit bj thi sulvertteee's ieneit*oinri possals a cure and valuable reteety. by ar'Ares.folt him atonee at hie plane of hust le re7lor• and full mformatton--or vi W , Jaipur n be oh,ertnlly meat by return mail. • JOHN B. OGDEN, No 60 Nassau Pt New York ierrous Sugerere of both rate .ill end this ton intaluable. Nov. a,l66l—tom. OE ADA; TAKE NOTICE : n. Firmenich /r Co., of Buffsle,lave discovered euring method, by which ail diseases can be and radically cured by the patier4, ertthout the ptiyucian. Or F. le the anther of a medical 314 pace'', price $ On, giving 4 full explanation nde oP treatment, , They glee publtah i tnottaily Joarnil, of whi , h pimple ntireibers.wlll he moat a ddref fine J. FIRKENICR it On., Bairato, X. T. A Card to the Buffering. 1.1.0 w two or tbree hOpbettli Or "Vittebtl." :nsit tlittore," "Sarsapa ri lla. "Newels' /Mit tr.t ,and after you are satiated with the riot try rte,boc of OLD DOCTOR SUCH *W tfPF:CIPIC be restored la health )1. in less thnn thirty dem They are pure' p;roeset to tako, prompt wad reriatary in the ir t' , itrries d. eo and guttered onsititinion• tan take tbeut with ativantara. Lcopor 1 to the United '`tee. only by tac S • Er r I.F.K, No. 427 Brovawalr, Kew Ye*, _ . ' A /eat for the United States. s th.• PClA,.ecurely pselistloeill be =ft if aJC,Pes ns receipt nt pries is Ofas Iket pati—mn rev rertnided pries, Arita if Wit* C 4 1 ,13 14 Ora grrvr. jr3ls-43at. /TOR tll 7 lIIISE.LI'VEtt--Iltsa Nta :—krith 1 , , J114 . Intel r.miantne. t wish to my to the twadest tr v.per that I vat semi, by 7.4.144111 mall, to akirtial t.1145f41 s. eripa, •%.11 Jircetlaus for waking .fry; a k:rupl. le.-AL:We Palm, that will rirrrtoolly .r, to tro ears, Pimples, Eilotehert, 1 an, Yreek/ea ' ttnpur!tirt, thr*Skto, loarlog the same clear, an'', twautfrof R LIAO 141111 fro t., 140.0 haring RAM Hoods. Or d.reet nue t.oll iolorroation that will 91.. a ti4,4tar• a 'ail growth pf I,%xuriaall ;or, ~,uu.t,h. to trr• than thirty dale, 19,11*‘,40.1,-,nn Sr minim mall, without • Ro.rwetiont Tour. (NOR ir MIAMIAN, Chemin% 431 Itrosrlway, Now York.. =LlMfft= , PF A ur.iccrut's wrALID, 1.11,1 Lad an • caution Is „roam on who scant from Nerroos DMthy a rm . Does). of lianbori, &c, impel:lag at UM Mee ai ma rt o f arlf-eare. lily olio who has weed WNW! #r undorgot oi curmdarole vaulter,. 1 7 • 1141 12 mt-pald 404, pnvolopw,single copies way be Lok,tthor, n , lota , • Bronblin, Slav oa..w._ GENTLE ry va, ea.; of &stiffly' Debt&ly. In c , , Promitara o«ca i . ant Youthfat Carer, ale , l t (Ahern. lull M b*ppY to ult to tl! 1.4.1 it, I fr,.. O . ChArrn, ) the WCIP. at •,,,4 titutoi tq his ',A m I to {{...ht F. him oxperimits, and • paned), tre.ivo • tuo, ,•D Po V at:Mr...dog 1;14 S". Nat** Rh' et, N. Y. TOE Sttlt $1111' , 4, 1/Bni1.iT411!11 AND tpr %.4. 4, great ut '"' ~ .•0 ! , ...tor.] to health to • tow <lays, attar Itlowrf, b Vitlitig to WWI st bus outtoxing • , Elr,o ?,/ • udoli•cfre,) op thn receipt 'of Irreee4 totto lope, a ttli) of.ttle.fortsorlso of El t o s t to "i"; St Dtt;--NALI Hoz Itt3 ?tut °Ow.: Breottlio. N. Y. U V 41C stit.4ll To Ott COIL LSOY-4.01- , s:VOItIATI sPreirte rll.l,2le4ses, taw. ..tays, tbs. worst C/146 of N Ivor, tElPe' 'l, P.ttz,t,.. (tent) , :tiniest Weakness, leassity, ImmC`itl l u s t sod Nrryous Atocitoes, a* =Au produce I. Prfre do/liir per boi. 1 "" t WI by on receipt of a.. orgvt. ON boi sof 4,1 a out -0.0 trust canoe.„Stigma - • JASlttzt BOYttglit. t,eot, irf :rnadway, Nor York G EktOL'i,D, M. D. • . 0•11C1 ON Strom' Scan. war ' tur , pa. Npv. 4,ll44.—isips•. Zite Crieeltritittp Obotryer. loarnsystur ,Noircx.—The Drafting Board 91 , e now h..Nirig sr.B9ioutt at the Court House. ,in this city, for th i s purpose of correcting the enrollment lists of Erie county. They erip remain until Saturday evening. and we advise all haring claims for exemption to ppear be fore them at once. null thus reduce the quota of the county.,_ It is.' to be regretted that a videimoticerf their intention to hold a sit. tii.g hero waU not-givon :or:rms.—Mayer, Metcalf pub coutiounication in this week's Gazette proposing that eaph • person itt the city liable to the lrt& pay : the Rl3lollllt Or VW, to be used by a committee for the purpose of filling our quota. We shall be willing to accede to any fair measure that will he likely to supply ' our deficiency, but it seems to tip that the 'only correct system of raising hoot:tiles is by . •toKation : . ti is.—At a retesting of the City Council of Cincinnati, on Friday last, a proposition was ! submitted, signed by a titynher of prominent and responsible citizens, proposing to re par e/tape the gas works of the oily, and enter into contract with ,private consumers, at two dollar., and ticentif ; fire yews per 1,000 cubic feet. being one dollar less than is n r ow charged by the, gas company. At Toledo, the contract with the gas company, which was originally made for ten years, has expired. The com pany offers to renew the contract for ten years at three dollars and twentylcouti per one r l p thousand cuble.feet o private 4 conettmers,with five per cent. oft fo rompt payment. and two dollars for the arno ; La consumed h the cor poration. Tao prie itirtrie is fi e dollars per thousand feet. ] Tha public is it terested in knowing why it. it that, with . coal so much nearer and inore convenient to this - city than at Cincinnati or Toledo, the cost of gas should be so much higher. We shall "gladly give recta in our column for an; explanation. - ' t Bran %It Fkerictors.—The Clevelnud Plain• Dealer 119.4 the following r.tt her tittt;iotti !army, • We swipe& that the icilitor, getting '.hard up" for locals, coined it to fill the de ficiency : A certain Brigadier General took n berth in a sleeping ear, at Buffalo. on Monday night, Westward bound, via. the Lake, Shore Road. The General stopped. at Erie, Ps., and the train -came on to this city. Now we have nothing to say as to what spirits the General was in. high or I”v, bit? - upon examining one ne hi., feet, which seemed Ktightly uncomfort able. (he prPled himself on his small feet)-tie diwenv'eted, t.y mistAlio and the hurry of dres•ing in tlir Aleeping car, he had got on hie fret one of hie own boot-, mud one belong leg 'to a holy of this city, who occupied a neighhusing .ee;ioii Op- arrival of the train in this city, toe conduct vr of the sleep log cur received - a teitatr , th from the Briga— dier,-rrque•Ung tti Wu* to be eetit to the tires 1"..r4 city ; oleo, the ad• dress of the "Lilly ot•iiie missing gaiter," and he would return it It is probably all right, ntl,tho lady wi l soon 'get her hoot. , 3.1,641,-Iy rf U•rr nf' Heves itself -There is n: Arnnken or reckless poet office clerk or route agent somewhere on the mail route , train Buffalo Tin Dunkirk to thie place, or in the Buffalo poet office. We have been on law track for two months past, and when we discover lii4 lecstion we ehall .'inake a raid OA him " Our Butio.l4 exchanges: - which litre !`valuable . to us At all times, come in heaps of three or four. - For'Llays we do acct get any— then we get three or four together." That "drunken - cir reckless" agent is not confined to the route between Buffalo and liuukirk, us the freitueut irregularities in the, reception of the New York mails in this'eliy ntrest. The public have borne hie delin -quencies wittt great!pstience in the past, but they are fast arriving at'a point where for bearance_ ceases to be a virtue. The public Interest sad coirgriience call fur an immedi ate, reform in his cowl:net, cir a speedy expo sure and clinfli . ssai from office. Tnr. Amcatekv Monvat.v.—Our welcome viaitor. The Anwrieun Monthly, begins - the new year with fresh vigor, and s bill or intellectual fare calculated not only to sup ply but to improve the tastes - of its many readers. This is the only leadirig Magazine in the country theresporp-es Demo eratio princi ples, and it therefoie:all the more entitled to the supper!t of the members of ,the party. We., fear, though, as in so. many other in stances, Democrats will permit this enterprise to linger along with• only half a sußport, and finally resign theinselyes to see it die a nat ural death. Why is it that our party friends are.so' negligent on these subjects ThOu sands of Democrats introduce the trashy,,At !antic and other Abolition publicatione'into their families, to poison the minds of their children, wheel here is s ptiblication of their ,awn faith, iikinitely better in lie literary contents, and 'possessing the strongest claims to their suppoit. When we see the subser— view and indifference of some Democrats, it is •hardly poisiblk to resist the eonclusicn that They must take . pleasure in the insults and slanders Which the opposition lose no op portunity to heap npur them. The, advanCed price of ;the Obeerver is sc• quiesced in by our subscribers with a prompt ness and realness which are ,deeply gratify ing to us.r We have nOt yet seen a silglo "grumbler;" and nearly alt with whom we have spoken express themselves determined to sn4tain th'e paper, let it cost what it may. We believe that alike on the score of lihernt ity, attachment to their principles, and de voted patrifitisto, no journal has a better class of subscribers i than the Obserror:— Within the'past aionth or two; we have set• tied from a hundred to\it hundred atilt 'fifty different accounts, somo of them - inlaying considerable sums, and we have still toimeet with au unpleasant incident. With such a class of patrons W's the Obterrer possesses, publishing a newspaper is quite as agreeable an occupation as could be named. As ENTIMPB73IIIO Frait.—Defiers desiring to purahase Confectioneries,(Plain orlaitcy,) Foreign Fruits and Slits, I...althea Notions, Toys and Small Ware', WM find It to their ad vantage to seed their orders to Boner & gess, Erie, Pit. This firm is well known to all who have' transucted business in Erie as one of aiho most enterprising, reliable niul flourishing in the city: They are entering largely upon the wholesale trade, and will supply dealers at the lowest market prices, These gentlemen we also proprietors and nistiulacturere of the celebrated Mops and Elm Csudy which has become so popular t ely its a remedy fur Coughs, Colds, Hoarse ness, 6:c. This prepnrstion is all that it is represented to be, as a brief trial will con : since any one. It shnuld.he kept on band in every store in the country. jou!: lm A cheerful life tunst be a busy obe, and a busy life cannot well be otherwise limn cheer. NI Frogs do niit croak in rimming water:— Active tninds are sFd;doto troubled withsluotriy forebodings. Tb y comp np only from the stagnant' deptbs of spirit unstirred by gen erous ioiputoes or the blessed necessities of imam toil. TIIURSDAY, , JANUARY 12, 1865 gal= Sk:vEnc.—Tll. (Henn .4drerlimer thirm re LOCAL, PARAGRAPHS. , . Charley Varney's benefit coneirt will be ' held in Farrar Bali, on Friday seeming next. It givys promise of baits!' "a big thing." i - . A proposition is on foot for the red= of a large hotel in Titusville, to be milled the "Culver/ ilouse;" with a eipital of $lOO,OOO. ittirisburg legislators ire in trouble. Board at holes is four dollars Per day; and their pay - isput three.—ExeAcage. r , . Ne'rei . ' fear. They won't lose anythlag. The Fredonia Advertiser understaade "that s company organized in Westfield for opera lions in oildom, has recently disposed of ita interest in New 'York for $650,000." r iPt Suotlay neat the pastors of the Ist l'reshyterian and Park ehurches will ex— ' ch.inge pulpit--Rey. Dr. Lyon preaching in ! the latter, and Rev. Mr. Cain in the former. Charles Iluat,'Esq., formerly editor of the Girarti rnion, 39 nnw employed in an impor. taut position ill the New York Tribune office. We , hardly know wilethe,r to ongretalete or to condole with' him. Our exchanges Art crawkied irith Governors' messages --good, bad, indifferent,". and all very lengthy. If Governors knew whit a bore long messages are to printers and the public, they would study to compress'theit thoughts. George W. Messenger, pig., a gentleman extensively acquainted in thili county,has sold his property in E lk , county to st . Pbiladelphie 'company,, lot $50,000. Ire designs purchas ing a farm and locating fn Erie (+Minty. Ur. Fraser, who succeeds Dr. Seymour in the llomuspathiC practice of medicine. is warmly recommended as a skillftil physician and pleasant, high toned gentleman. A card from Dr. Seymour, relating to hint, Will bo found in' another column. - - A young lady was heard to.deciare that she couldn't go to fight for her country, but Yhe was willing to allow the young men to go,and dio an old maid, which she thought was as great a titorifice as anybody could be called upon to make. The Union says, "Mr. James Al. Cassetiy, for some years principal of the public school in Dunkirk, has, recently been relieved from that position by the Board of Educatiop, for political reasons, (he was a Democrat, we presume,) and a gentleman from New Africai (Oberlin) installed In his stead. 4 . The cases d;f t oil fever appear to be growing in number each week. When persons are afflicted with this complaint the symptoms are too 'plain to be mistaken—they never talk of amount, lees than ten or fifty thousand dollars—sums that would be 'of some impor tanfe to other people, like s hundred or a thousand dollars, for instance, being consid ered beneath their attention. • General Sberman's Chrietnies gift of }la vannah is a rich one, dtillar wise, The 33,000 bales of cotton Iva worth in Liverpool $7,821.- 000 in gidil —ErcAange. • ft may be worth that in Liverpool, hut we are willing to bet that its worth to the gov ernment will not be oho cent. After it has passed the operatioo of "loyal" office hold ers, contractors, /to., there will ne nothutg left to put into the Treasury. • The American Monthly, for January, con tains an admirable article from the pen of Hon. Win. D. Northepd, of Salem, Mass., re-7- v iewing kioldwin Smith, on= American Ella v'ery." Mr. N. will be recollected by many of our readers as having participated actively in favor of General MCClellan, ai a speaker in this section, during the late campaign. lie has proven in this article that be Is quite as efficient with the pea as he is on the stump. Among the many insurance companies or ganized throughout the country there is wino we cad commend to the patronage of our readers with more heartiness this the Hart ford, of which Mr. Robert S. Russell is agent in tbis city.' - It is an old established institu tion, and in the course .of ha long career has obtained a reputation for safety and prompt ness nut surp.ssed by any other company in the Union. If any of our readers wish to oh taia s,n insurance on their bulldogs„ they canna do .bet ter thou to pall on Mt. RassOl. The rust-Lit; tier church edifier of this city has been undergoing considerable improve ment! which, when completed, will render it much more COlMbitilt and attractive ire.ap pesrenee than it is'at present. 'An important addition hat been made - to the building, the present cupola is soott to be taken down and replaced "by a tastier one. and the - entire structure is to he covered with a cost of man tic. We are pleased to notice these evidences of the prosperity of the congregation.! A no tice to pew holders *tut attendants; at the church appears in our advertising coluinns A-gentlemen writes to,the Buffslo Ooarter that. during Miss Diekeitepn's lecture in that city, he wan compelled to change his seat from position near the front to one mutter the door. The leeturess saW -the movement, and supposing the individual to be ono of opposite polities, Who had becoMe tired Or nauseated at hearing her,, ()Paned forth all the flood gates of het Indignalon upon him, c him "traitor," "copperhead" and other black:. guard titles with tivolubility , that was as . - tounding. 'The innocent gentleman is natu rally enough disgusted with inch treatment, and reads "Gentle Anna" a lesson through the columns of the Courier 141 ch, 1t in to be trusted, will aid in improving her temper end Manners. Henry Catlin, Esq., of this city, for. nierly editor of the True American, was on Mond y elected one of the transcribing clerks of the State Senate. .Mr. C. is in original Abolitionist, ens of the few wha stood by the doctrines of that faction through thick and thin, until they became fashionable, sod whO are now the real leaders of the opposition party. In common with his brother Aboll-1 tionists, he had a hard time of it for many ; years, but now that the popular , wave le.run ping in that direction, he bids fair to mate up for Ur "trials and tribulations" of the past. Personally we like Catlin, am! if it was net for his abominable polities, we-wkeald tel like congratulating him on his good fisrtnnii— if - it can be t aalkd sod! to ,btfltion awe! Harrisburg. s';: The Pittsburg Cbmeterrial, one of the papers in this State that said there would be clos More drafts" if Old Abe was re elected, has anti: denly got its eyes opened to ihe fact:that the "last legs" of the rebellion have not yet given way, and ,ippesla affectingly to the people to Volunteer, and give it the "final blow !" This is one of the ways in which it talks: " The duly of patriotism in Ws hour is to rtish to the aid of the 'government with a willingness which may set the rebels to iuter preting for themselves 'the nature of the Northern heart, and what is best for them to do under the circumstances." - - We wonder if the editor of Ifierkezmereisl has yet set the examplein "the duty of pa triotisM" by "rushing" himself to the said of the governs:tot!" Werestume, however. that View of qairiotisto" in like that of ,meet 4f the Abolition leaders—inducing oth., or to do the 6ghtiong, and they sttiing to the "rear," making money out of fat, govern- I ntent 'contracts and offices. Their patriotism is of a sort not found in the dtetiotutriel—litit . . a in It. Proiost Marshal General Fry is one of the elan of mai Who !Maga ,to mike everybody their enemies. With the exception of Secre• eery Stanton, he is probably the most unpop nice person today in the United States. Mr. Ces of the Warren Nail, whose "loyalty"- no ens willdispute, thus writes home to that paper, from Washington, his (and Mr. Boo tieli's I) opisfon of the rest "I am," who hal l the life' ;Jr death of every man in the eettiery in his keeping : "Alter trying to do a little business Stith Fry aeon sitar-hie appointment, r recollect saying was a pity that so important a plaee weenie filled by a man who could comprehend and dialharge its duties. I imagine there are a good many of the same opinion now after more than two years of trial with inextrica. ble confusion In that bureau. • It may be said that be, like a tax collector, will always be unpopular. Not necessarily. The people have the sense and the fairness to clisoeitist— antis between the employment and, the ent ploye'e who is or who isn't eclapted to the place." Is it not strange that the President, know— ing, as he must, the unequalled odium in which both Fry and Stanton are universally held, should persist in letting them retail' their places'? Our friend 'oft the Mad may not have thought of-it, but hiksharp oriticisM of Fry is really a denunciation of Mr. Lin ; coin, for it is •he who is responsible for big holding the position: Treason 1 treason brother Cowan A case of small pox has recently occurred ,Mayville, and the Sesfind, of that place, in connection with it, tell; the following good MO A farmer in the town has a boy living with him who, n few _days since. met young Butthee, who has since been taken down with are varioloid, and reported t hat coast home. On Sunday evening last this boy complained of headache and cold and went to bed. Th'e fanner and his family coutd imagine nothing Mort of the small pox, end at once packed up and left the hou , e. the hop Jil e, be being then st•deep.' lilendky rorniug the boy woke up, ; owl feeling nil right, got lip and At'irted a title, but could find nothing of the family. After taking care of the stock at the barn, he returned to the house, from which he was soon called by same one in the street. when he first learned of the alarm he had given, and his desertion. The family have oontileti to go back to - their home and await lurtM developmen tn. biro heria, and similar forms of Sore Thirt, are said to be quickly relieved hy . the use of "Carter's Compound xttact of Smart Weed " As this disease is often latal, and always ee• •ere. requiring prcmpt and eneritetio treat ment, vs would advise Atrial of this remedy, at any rate, by those re.itling at a distance from a physician. Time,t in such 'cases,. is ; often of much impollance, and froin whrit've have heard country- people say' of the Weed we should hare considerable faith in ,Certer's Extract. 7he reward of $19,000 offered by the cal %ens of Oil City. laic ;the arrest and conviction ofcthe murders re ref 4elm ?kleFate. has put the detectives •of ntits country en the VIL rine. There are not lese than a-doten detec tive cflicers now in II.e:i•il rrgion, represent ing !New York. Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Bntfalo. and di her, points. Several arrests base already been tuaile.,Hut thus far without anz . satisfactory results. A earrespotident says the 115th regiment is itioreasing slowly in numbers. At. the close of N weather -it but a hundred and thirty six pi esent for ditty. Three years agi it starte i out for the s.vir 4f w.ir with every company complete, numbering i full thousatid, to which have 10101 been added perhaps live hundred substitutes,' drafted men and volun iters'... What has become of the absent thir teen hundred and sixty-four Sinett the of navigation it hes - been noticed that there hat been a very ridden and greit'lell.,Of Water in AK Ibe Like* ,In twenty four hours the witer.ia Lake stin tell over two feet, end yhete.was a cor reitendier, fall oa aU brancbeaef rivers, and the water is now lower than it bar ever been known before. Various chines have been as signed for the phenomenon. The Board having in charge the drafting operations in this district. liiwa notion chit t hey ore now pi epared to mooke. correction!, of the eurultmont note, at Mote office in Ridg way Perilous claiming exemption an the gruund of alieaage, over age, under' age, physical disability, and error in eurelituent, mato. present-their (dishes to the' lloariibefore the let day of February, 1865 Ode sri4i is said to COATInce the meet skeptic:id i portico th4t the' Lirjai;l Cmtirrtt Remedy of Dr. U fi Seelye it a cert4i , i .7.1 rative of !that lingrtag :Acta itfe .1.4tr,y1.1g dieentse—t,'Fitarrit. 4.ltiLteta Circat.ir cf, the Druggist, stiowitq eyiutwinr4, whereby the presence of Caterrn iu the eystetn nitby he detected. The newspaper -publiekers of Okid held convention at Columbus, last week, at which Ccmmittees were appointed to nteenoriilize the Legislature and Congress against a prohibito ry tariff on 'paw. It was resolved to. raise the price of all weekly papers to $2 59 a year, and to increase ttw.nueo of advertising. On the sth inst., the house of Mrs. C. C Orcutt, residing three miles south of Union Mills, was burned to the wroend, with mo4t. of he oontent.a. The med grand p.trerhs et a ,' isi two small ch" l were all thet were at home,' the r 0 r e' nuttily being nhseut. The old peopto we ,ittite severe!' !amed about their bnxide end;fiteei. The k‘gressy, nristeernei" nrer well representeld i 4 thelebbles at liorrisburg The odor of petroleum, says the l'atrlot, is so distinct around so rawly of the deeps of hob halls ibot no doubt these gentry imagine .it will p.a . ?. to Wore S011:1!'hOdy is bound Lo Henry, VlraiPwirtii Longfellow Ills returned his 41111)11Afit1 , 1 ,1 ITVI tax upon it. l'aetry i.t (113 longer synony. moue with poverty, anti ootnfortabte bank account does not eXCNIati a worffhipper frotn the'sgoletet'colnLaliniolz wal.h,the.Alase4. The Nleadviite Itopuhlteln is infortaett ths.l, Afr.' Wes Osbtrn. of tiayliald, :c411./,.11r. Urr BOW, of iiruoacook.Cis-wford enmity, who went west a few Jays eittoe to purchase cattle, into robbed of over 5d3,04,t0 in The patsais, Spirit of :he T 4,449 sw.yri the heaviest tax payer to l7cnueecc c ittltty is Wan Kielsltiood, liaq., who, this year pays th- sziag litt:e its 14r. 7(h)•!-- Coe Benk of C•-• 01,, I county has con e-obi] to adopt the Federal system, anti the name is to be changed tc the “National Bank ofCrawford county." • • ' • James . C. Ayer, the Sarsaparilla man, pays an income tar- of 545,958 ; hfe. Emerson, who fives in the same district, pays $1,662. Joel) Maw! ta3at : "grew bring up s . ehild in the way be . ithonld vi—travel that way y ourself." Solomon evoldn't improve on I hat. • The Now 'York Tribune sap "the country goes on swimmingly." tis, aWithroing in human blood, and in the tears of 'widows and orphans. _ An -InliurOle type of yellow* fiiir—the rage for'gold.-16:.1 Yes, sad it hrsaks out , In Itas4 speculation. 'josh ' is. said, to be Harp B.' Slaw,' of !oagbkeepsie, . El The discovery of oil is quietly revolutionlk ing Western Poonsylvtalt. In Gen yerro the population - of Crawford *ad Vettengo Oounties will be more than doubled, and the develop ment of this interest will wonderfully increase !the Ncrioultural and mattutteturing'prosperity of the State. . A company is to begin boring for oil on Captain Crose'p place, in Greene township. Derricks have been erected and en engine procured, and it is intended that operations shall commence isomediataly. The shell for oil is Bald to be good—of course.. We direct attention to the advertisement of Mr. Charles Bliley, on our fourth page, offer ing his farms for sale. To those desiring to invest in real estate this is en excellent, op— portunity. • The office of the Democratic Slandard, at Pottsville, is offered for sale. It is a splendid opening fors jottne man of enterprise, - In. dastry and talent. -A Portland reporter has no t special spit e seldom, 'that city, bat be would be erectly pleased to See its streets laid !washes without delay. ' Twelve thousand dollars have been sub scribed far rebuilding the - Presbyterian church in Warren. Very seldom, excepi in romance and melo— drama, does true love beat cunning, or honest merit make victorious way against riches. Admiral Porter's prize money is said to amount to $200,000. Admirable business. Who wants peace ? What did lo die of ? - lodide of potassium. Horrible ! Thu author of that cannot live To Co--or not to 60. The following is supposed Lobe the reverie of ti Loyal Leaguer, on reading Abe's la44t tratlaination for 200,000 more : To go,wr not to go ; that ia-the question ; Whether it pays best to suffer pestering , Ity idle girls and garrulous old women, (Pr to take up arms against a host of Rebels, And by opposing get killed-'—to die, to sleep, (tlit eout) and in this bleep to say we "sink 'Co rest, by all oar country's wishes blest," And live fore,ver—(that's a consummation Just what I'M after.) To march, to fight—, To fight Perchance to die wye, lisere's the rub, For while' I'm asleep who'd take care of Mary And the Imbes—when Bill is In the lower ground Who'd feed 'em, hey? There's the respect I have for them that makes life sweet; For who would hear the big to mill, - Plow Dobbin, tut the wheat. Ji g tam. Kitt hogs, Mid Afa all sorts of drudgery, If I ern fool enough to get a Rebel Bullet on the brain I' Who'd cry for me f! •Would patriotism nay my Jebte. when .lead? But oh ! the dierd of something after tboith ; That midi-covered fellow who'd court Mary. And - do my llnggin'—that's agony. And tilltlCi.Q lime {vent In 1,14 y at hone. 'Speoially as I wail mad with nobody Sheik and'lmllvts make ek l lllll , lA. u l ll4 all. And my skin if snortin' steed., And polup :.aid circumstance of wir , Are to he'r unpaved wiih fe triter had And 'ttetry by my tide. Tut Ozo lineup roe. jstansev.—This pop niar Vero ;erotic Nfaxsitine comes tit MI this month eukrg;.d to double it e usuitl size. TUe opening article is entitled "The ResolutiOns of 17(18 ass basis of Reunion," and is a val.: liable historical paper, exhaustive, of the sub ject. Dr. English's new story, "The Peer and the 'Printer," opens with decided interest. The article ou "The Civilizstioa of the TrOpics" is a most important one, and will be widely noticed for its original views upon the adoption of the negro race to human advance meet. There are several pieces of good po etry in the present number, and a number of miscell'ineous -articles for general reading, The Editor's Table is, as usual, in, the bast vein of the editor, sarcastic and itetiobon•- The Old Qucid ' promises to supply a want long needed—a live magazine, sustaining g2nidue, old•feuhioned Democracy. Send for a specimen Copy. Price 20 cents, or $2. per year. A - person sending a club of seven will receive an extra copy. Address Van Earle; Horton & Co., Publishers, No. 162 Nassau st., - New York. Oaa COXP'A.IIiNS --We Would *time, SAyi the Pittwborgb Paid, all who inywn is rho oil oomirtntP4 now flea up. to preserve the adver tireatouls and proinises made am to their S:h it er n 3,1 e v ent, of territory, and radue i vivenest. with the 114tuei of All itssoeinteif in MO enterprise Responsible men have no righ 0 lend their names for * considersii ion, 'which we hare heard is the case in some in st• oca.t. that ether parties. reposing 03riti • , hands in tit« integrity of individuals conheotetl with ;the 4olieme,',lthseril?o and pay their, Loolloi. These gentleman will be heti to a very stria acc mut and must not expect , to swap.; uudtVe plea thatiboy did not kriuw anything about the matter. We have heard of one or two companies which look -very like a a wiulle, which we shall take great pleasure in uncovering, when we hate sea. cieutdat.t 10 justify the publication. • =I Ova Vou'Nu Fo'Lxs.;--Tbe initial number Of this new Juvenile Monthlria on our table. It is liublished in Boston by Ticknor fi Fields, and edited 'by J. T. Trowbridge, Gail Baca. tun and Lucy Larkoro. Its pu,blication marks new epech'in our juvenile serial literature. To say that it is the most beautiful and charming nvigasine for children that ever peered, is hut saying that. it tealizes the ex psctations of such an army of talent in the ha r t& of such publiehers. The terms are $2 o yier, or Iwo copies for Three dollars. It ceriuot fail to be a most welcome sieitor to every family letkiire there Nit child old enough to read or to be reed to.—Exchange. A ltexaanstitz Passaw•Nott.- . -The fact has been spaced and commented on by papers published east el Chicago that there has been, since the close of navigation, • very sudden and greet jail of water in all the lakes illitua red near the seaboard. The mine fact was ob served in Chicago. During the twenty-four hours freciding yesterday the water in' Lake Mitiligan tell over two febt, and there was a responding 'tali on all the branches of the river, amt the water isoov toter in she river and lake at this point than it has weer been known to be before. In the .river the water is now between three and 'Mr - feet leeer,than the avenge ester Hue during the summer 'ceeon.—Chicago Times, of Saturday. 011.-WIIAT 11 ,111.-.4llllder this caption the Wheeling Register Rays : " A chemist who has made a cisternt analysis of petroleum oil, fur nishes) us the following es the result of his investigation, which he aerates na .are they qualities of said grease : Orange county but— ter, 10 per cent: calvee' foot jelly, 10 per cent.; MoLane's Vermifogei 10 per oent.;. Spalding's Glue, ill/ per own.; , Port Wine,' 10 per cent.; gold coin, U. S. Mint, 10 per caul; aratethnlntted, lye, l 0 .per cent.; bears's oil 20 per cent:" . • , - • To to a woman of fasbionis one of tho eael est things in - the world.- A late writer thus describes - it, ; s' Buy everything yen don't want; and pay for sinking you gat;, emits on ill mankind but your husband; be happy everywhere but at home; mint your obit, &en and nurse lap dogs; go to church every this ye* pt & new 011411110 AXIIKI(JULTURAL SoutsTr.—The stockholders of the .Erie County Agricultural: Society are notified' by the' ittpublican Proud4ent and Secretary, through the 'Republican Gazette. that there will not hr a dividend deultrel for Weimar, but that there will hen meeting or the stockholders oti" the 21 tV0.1, 1 ,,i,1av of January, for the purpose of electing for the ensuing year. A getter'4l . is requested; but from the•fact that the notice is only published in the Republican or.gan of the county, we presume the. ineltati II is not meant for the Democratic etockb9l.l.sr9. • OUXBOVIII OX TIIS L.►fi¢L=—The prohibition which. Engbuld and the - United State• mu Wally imposed upon themselves at. the close of the last war, to keep etch 1141. more tbon otie revenue cutter on each df the lake!, is abort to esplie. In the month of Octeher• last, the Federal Government gave the re• gaisite six months' notice of intention to discontinue the arrangement. 'There will, therefore, be an cud to the prohibition -neit April. Both parties will then be at liberty to plisse a naval marine on the lakes. - • Arrneta os Parntstr,—A spasmodic affec tion of the Bronchial Tubes, which are cov ered with a dry, tents:doge phlegm' .Yrirown's_ Bronchial Troches" will, in some case:., give Intl:radiate relief. , • MARRIED. 14 Now York city, on tho v ital.. at the Cs4tral M. E. Church,,by the Rev. Dr. Fox, Mr.; Josirn Justice. of this city, to Miss M.141t VIRGINIA LocKWOOD, of New York. On the 2001 of December. by Rel. • .Willixm Grimie. C. 11 DALE, Eeq.. of Franiclin,'fttni Miss Lo1•(sA F 11cr.nrk. of &Unborn, Elie county. •Ott Tuesday... Dec. '20 , 11. in I fitineaut. Err enmity, by Rev...B. F. Hitchcock, Mr. D. A WATERS MILL M i.F.I ARTII A 'DIED. In Lockport, Erie Co.; Pr,..„ be,. 2.1,, Of 1101 d , ii4o4S-1., ! 1, 11-4. nETST ROMANNAIf, wife of Mr. Alonzo 8. Ituuttel. in the nith year of her age. lu this eity,ou the !t,h iuot., flAvti, WA SSI , N, aged t 46 years. la this city, ou'tb,t, 18th ult., after a pro tracted illuesA, Jour A. M&to thef.4t) ,year of hie age., Tut, Lf*Nns.—The cold • and 'changeable. w eather Jolla terribly on those who bare weak and diseased, lungs. Many are suffering at this time with affections of the throat, and lungs. Bronchitis is becoming a very com mon affliction. Those who are Predisposed to Colds. .Coughs, Bronchitis, &e , should avoid thi - night air. Tberit are many prepa rations recommended for these di.eases, but there is not a doubt but that Dr. Striekland's Mellifluous Cough lialsain is the best remedy. WAs have know' to effect .curesin the worst cases of Gong, v, Bionchitis, Asthtna, and primary cases of Consumption. ko4, Buunties. Arrears of Pay, &c., can ,ho procured by the Widows, Orphans, nod next of tin of those who have died is the service of the United States; .also, by Soldiers awl Seamen who are disabled by wounds re ceived or disease contracted, upon application to G. P. Garrlnn, Licensed Military' and Naval Claim Agent. Office in the Common Council Boom, Wright's Block, corner State f%nd Piflh sta., (under the Dispatch office,) Erie. 'Pa 7-y Zo-gag's dttertionuctits. NOTICE. -- For the iitforrantion of m y . loaner patrons aed the public, I take thin method to Stile that, for the present at lead,. I kale retired from the ectiei , practice of •nadictoe. k wo-all Teehre stend•thope who desire the best of medical or ear/deal I ill and attention, to employ my (dead Hr. K. J. Yrs, set% wbcat dike la to Beatty 's Block, Rear Farrar Ran. , Mornto N, SSYMOrit. Y. D. Notice. BE FIRST • BAPTIST' CHURCH,T Oonnr d Filfh and r.aeh •treets, rrill .be open for the renting of Pewit for the ensuing year, on every Monday aneroooe. dorttb the month of Jasau.y. ho bnob **hour* of d and 5 eetoek p. tn. Persons who ate unable to rent seats !rill be furnished trithlree dative by apply** at thot bun to 00 jan14.14-4* BOARD OF IRtiSTEV. VOTICE i% hereby given that ‘Valter ' Rayto will apply t. the Gorotruor of rhfs Corp rocin wealth for a pinion. Keystone , Stove Works ! Tibbaht, Shirk -& Whitehead, mitst:P A rruitas or _ STOVES & HOLLOW WARE, Vase S'large ant! ostensive La sotto* tot ntevos st Whole/tate anti Retail. THE IRON GATE to • Orat•elaia Cnal Coo)i,s , trer, with or withoni roo.ri vain tor hard or stilt c o', wor4l, ao4, Is BETTER THAN TtlE' STEWART tizTOVE We al •a toanittaatitre the WHEAT SHEAF & NEW ERA, 130.1 low °Vett C4lO Conk Stores wood gratep“... mil be used either ler owl, or wuod. • THE FOREST OAK We ►re stilt reanufactridng fiat ce'ehrated 16w urea Store for wno.l—with or witanut rrre.T.ni TlEgf MENTOR, A , 0001 Moos for.fro4l This Is a ?sew ...Store of beautiful ite•ggn, and now for sass—togrt.ner with a large assortment rf elrratra Urea . oo , l, Parlor 'look for Wood or cull. amd Parlor • %lad (Akre Samoa. tot 'atoll sr mat C. ig.TIEse,A lot. 114 K, .tP 11. 14"111TF.H r..u). Enid, Jan,.l2, 1885-1/ FOR SALE. 1 )/11'• fiEsIDESCE IN ill t•i: turner lieoch and 1,..4 ,troot.. 11too,touo4 to Intnal.ed and IL &nod order, throtighefit Ca fax and mate. Tbo toot stable and carriage ties,* forttoo Cltio—eut.inolidtrab. to le goad Terrnasea presestoo ir 'teat) . to lair ebs,olA: Inquire o f p the f,r.nuoeur v. BAULK N Cool . 14c 2%. 18161 —lsris'(s-3ola - - - - , C. DECK, ; s SIANVPAOTCRPR ANO WHOLipIAI VFALXR IS SEGAB,B, TOBACCO SNUFF, &C., rifth below State Street, ERIE. PA. Opp:mate the Itimpatell Prmtlng Farm for Sale, FAILK lOITILIAVED IN HARII4)Ii• errtk toornohtp,soo °owed tot tPtCtS . jean. 'b. , ' Mrs. 'nee, uttl hewn' to the 11.1 tutu, u uovr rate. ttaid taros to 41 oaks bum Frlo city, mid "fit 411il• *oath Of the Buffalo road, awl lire oh both 'this* of tboo Xtotthot ts d; °nista* 164 tt,erti of hind, awl haik it i r s ock so. hyper, 11,0 lulu.. an retard, and 15 noon noty'aerse of Wee top d lend. Ibe above farm w.II be. ,sold teretbar Obi pooh' in 0101 . parchmbers. Tor term' and pretdeologlie+Pl to Dee.19,13864-6w R Ug ELL, Vette Vs nor A.dininistrator's Notice. LE r.F.R.4.0F Atilt t V.th r RAVI )NI tee eettte of Robot b. noward, lAte of Le thou( towenhip, Srle countr, pa., hat le,: Lvel grant ed to the landendirned, mai ; le hereby pval koowlog Altemot)'Tos in.'oted to lied estate tomale im mediate peptiestokad those hutting elating &gem, pine wilt prooootibotn,prtverly a ethettica , ed,l.Lr *et. thietimit. • .103;w ❑ IV A LI.ItTS, Al nuietratel, Li 'Moat, If crr.l*.lBAS-4er; HARTFORD 1 1 181 UNSITRAIROR CO. warp POEN cm••••••••ys • • IT. IITCORPORATIELLIIIIu. thif H. HUNTINGTON, Prost. • T. C. ALLYN:Ie," CITY 4 / 1 1LE 1111:011111VE Ct)IPABY, • 13ASTFORD, UONNBICTI OCT. INCORPORAITS.O C PITA /. SW 4 ,C. IL BOWIRE, Prod. C O. WATT& 00:7. rISITRANQE M the above old aod roll. 4 L isa l eo t h ibla s Moostios aka bo Mobbed to appliesUou to - N. Ir. SANISII.I.. Arist. - , I ee i:Ilii8401110.111lik . 1 0 . . WIIOLSS1.141•21) ItnAlt.D i o.u.aa i otol 'tattles* Root owl reed, Wand and inflow Wan, leamo,LlitotoriVroloopo,Sogsrs,ll4 4 Btato Iftiot i ont to Yorro- Sous Yoptiolitog Eimperium, Itais rs. noel—flit. IMPORTANNCOMES V15 8511 ,-; %\fv The cnableation of Ingredients In them Pills la the rosult of lung endetrtenstr a ; reale*. They are mild la thiar operation end cannot do ham to the most deft. Otte; eerfa.ri In - Oorr: clue- all Inegulahtlits.Palethil Mend ntifros, re:nov.43e all obits: etiona, whe th er trete f!Pld or oth.r. lee 'heodaebe, pain in the Ads, palpitation r a t e le‘rt, w h:Jol nervous affeetkes, butteries. t. mi fetiane. pain In th b.e w d limbs.. Ike., disturbed sleep, tor which awe fr om taruption of nature. ' DR. CaRREIREAN'S F_ENALE PILLS fil.ll hero need i.ler &quarter era eentor7. offered 'lie the val.% sde meant of reueelng late ..enatrustton. but Ladles tnua..:ear , Il mind that e 18 p.m mutd“.a of the foetal/ seam' Jo T i t Lie pillii , wet he Mate leadmit imitates., • PE JAR its svt.r. The (volition" rearrrel to le PR Aircr— Ike reset, MISC4RR/4 OE. rineh Is the imitalatibd• endene*- 01 the me home to restore tE• naval orgasm to . o mit e•.r.dition, that even the reproductive power of Jaatc.-0 atom): levet 't. T 9 kir CA SNOT DO BARN le all ; I bar way. Dr. Cbeesemati's Pills have herb ft statolarifientecly for Ter thirty year*. ash are the most effoc• II ce.erer known I7r LH complaints rrenli;r to F male. 4. att chose.' they at• 'strata abla, inducing with certainty periodical regularity. 'rimy are known to hot:sands. who tat. us d that at dilat ant period•, th.ongbou the eiinctry, haying the vote ilea of Norco cf the moat actinent physicians in Aim- xpli , 7ll. dtroettoor,stattog ernes tbsy should h• sod, brith web bat —the V PI,CS $ Psi sos 6r 6 hoses for tji r COD salnlog 50 'o 60 Pills. PIO , . bent by , matt, promptly, sad • sears from obsi ation. by tvroittlag to the pror Istors. SOLD Br Int.U.3(IISH GENERAL'S. HAUSER, Proprietors 8 .1 , 1 in Erie by Carter & Carver, Vier% & Ylliett, Ball Warfel, r ttd Wm. NI it. Raid in C srty by W. A. Sow tt etas. TWENTY YEARS. litt P. HALL'S CELEBRA.TXD (~'()C1G1-1 REMEDY ripth ,.. ettabbabeil sod popular mod ciao bag been exteg.itely kineti d iris' the last twenty years la curing throat and thug diseases with mote decided al ,lency than aur other undies* beturs the yoriblie. Not e r. not of Yeeommeodation Is necessary to thou fiunilitar »it . N. Its IsOlDfrous and speedy gem hapast rem, hate won s degree of confidence In its value long to be Y”rnemttered This remedy la gate, *Watt speedy sod thorough to its opeitIWIIII—Is acapted to all ages and o riatitutione—and should be kept in entry - how for an mediate use when required. It throat sod ling affection, are treated with the use of this Remedy in their earlier stages., a leu uuruheyof deaths will be caused by Consumption. . HALL'S COUGH REMEDY is the beat remedy known for curing the following coI plants. COL CAuGH.7, CHOMP or RATTLES. T 11314 PI PliTlitStC; BRONCHITIS, 1104RsItNICS:t, W HOOP:NG-MUGU. Stre •ze4ems ti Pcire and heriporaiwit the Lame. newt Prtee—lSO Vesta to $1 Per Bottle. HALL. & WARFEL, Idancifsetturre and Proprietors, State Street, sowed door oath of Ferentti street. Erie. Pa. For sale by Druggists and dealers threteglieut the comitry. , TILONQ TSBTlaluNr• We, the undersigned citisene of .Erie City and vicinity, 'tiara useilDri P. lim.es Celebrated Cough Remedy with great sumiess, in miring dimmers of the Throat and Longs, and take pleasure la retool:moiling lie use to the &SHAW an • speedy and efFeelual remedy, fully worthy of public stand donee. limos Thompson, Matthew ElMailton, D. 8 *John Meihom, Sr. J. W. Myrna, - Mlcluirdnispew, John A. Tracy, Robert Cothran, J. T. Can, Jobs W. ]Clans, • Daniel Bow, Daniel Hirer, John W. Bays, J. Robinson, C. K. Mier, John R. Cochran, , W. P. Rinderneeht, J. Mooney, Sohn R. Damara, P. S. Barton, J. W. 01117191 John W. 'Warren, , Atanson'Sherwood, Wa.IL MI Join 8. Brown W. H. Cooper, A. M. Tarbr 8.1.: Yonder, Joseph Deemer. . K. A. Brazos J. M. Mill, . Plekl• B**Oly J. Salsbury, Orrice Smith., ' LrAtua A. Ilall, M. Mayer , C. Damara Thomas NKr% J. L. Loris" H. H. O. kont, - W. t 1 Gallagher,. J. itabhum4 zas Wilson King. Chu. W. Kelso, • 811 as R. Flack, DisiSt liflD4l, 1), P. lismign. C. D. Howell, C. B. Wright. Erik Doe. Zl,l4—Ora deb 3rdeow HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS. A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC INVIGORATING * :47.RRNGT9RIIING, FnttlEos theaysterm agaitzt the evil elects of inwhithe- , Will ears Dyspepta. Will ewe M eaktieeel. Will ours Dotterel Debility Will cur* Floextburn. 11l tor. Ileulitehe. • it tit enre Liens Complaint. Will excite and create a lissUily appetite will larigarate the organs of digestion and modirraili• ly increase the teoiperature of the body and thip fares of ci recitation, sotto g la fact. as a gene. al torrotiorant otitis system, containing no poisonous drugs, and i• THE BEST TONIC BITTERS IN THY WORLD. A Bar trial Is eartiestly solicited. GCO. C. LICEIHRL C0.,8 . Propriitors, Hudson, N. Y. Central Depot, gnsailean Capron Building 66 HUD. SON ST.. NLW YORK. For sal„ by all Druggists, Oroeere, kn. KIN NIG &ROAOLCY. Ina, Wholesale Agents. and for sale by HaU t Warfel, Carter A Caner and WIL• Una ds Booth. : 0rt13114 • OILLYE 1°) -ATAR& ummDv air CURE WARRANTED • 1 , IF DIRECTION 4 ARM FOLLOWED. OW Coil /or a Circular Deteribing all ASirotp• The aysoptozna of Catarrh as they generally appear ;Tr as and vary alight I azo.nne Rnd thay ban aeold, that lit•T two, ff. Liur.le ..ki, and lift more lo/1111LIVe t w.... 17 thia eandttton , ,,thaa rev . nierhayge, thtn'and bold; of er•ardr bronotr.a k and e , Thatity. Ao the dle.- 1,44 twr,o , ssx ,, c.br u.e, tbn doieharyea are ice:rafted ita quautJ, rod_ ch.oceal rn qua;lty ; they are new thIGIC And, ',easy. ..„4 are 1 ,, • 11041 or coughed up. The 'secre t-4,U. are oLf-ea.ve, caurioA I . hal breath ; the rotes in ;lock and nasal ;,the ese• .age peak; the Ohm of the rrn•li to iemeava ,Jr dentr ),ed; de4ceei tre,uectly taken c,.ntro.o, And Low.? tint a”optom oC , aktaTri; t.. That the p.r,rt, •••1:0,1 too clear hi. throat le-:the =Mini; .g a *Wok or clime mowm, which has fallen trot.l tbt• brud du , inj the abrbt. Who's' thla tak«i pi.che the ;mem o,a i.e sure that his Creams is On its way tc the 'nue, end Rbould lore no time ha arreetme it l'as abort aft Nat ajar of CM stag (Mart h vgantee tows. A, single Bottle will last a 'Month -4 to be need three times a day. Testimonial : From fietl. 2 1 0asas J. Yrracr, Kr.3froicr of Conirrim frost Winout, t.f. zloceicr .f iLlumis Xoll C Of . iltepr•- ioistatiewo rivossig Maas? .f A. F. 1114 4. N. of th.• , Stale 4 I Iliftois. . I F *drove, Oct. 21.1163. 00. 0, 11. SESIoTt boon :la.—ln reply to ynlr oottcorof the 18th lute t i Ima m - oao that t Imo idy•loty idlleted wick tabu/4 for 'mai; wham I boos.. acquatittel ;with you. as I bouibt Viso bottlaa cif 3 our 1 Iqul4 Catarrh liriafdy. B. • fore I 1t0.,), owl OIN tgllt.VP, I iw•At sonictOty haorovod, outt terfoln th.. adeond hAttfm ilethh,,t, I n* cm:1.104144 anted. I ' tan reroeumelvl 14t. Thliotte to all nilllcto4 •Ith DR. D. H. SEELYE & CO., sotait &TOR% Chicago, firsiois nirt aboratory Rt Freeport, Illinois. NAtr.lt %I. AGENTS t STRuxo & AIikIiTHONG, • - Cteveland.OhLie JOHN YANK, . Cictelanati3Ohice W3l. JOHNSON, Detroit, Welt. east) Is axis sr CARTER k CARVER, W. NICK. L. automat k ELLIOTT.. Asa tor We, by ALL DRCGOILISS. WHEREAS LETTERS TESTAMEN ten to the Beat. of JACOB JCNOBLOCI, Ist* of Tolrriew toesalle, deoeteed, Iwo bus pasted to the enteeribere, all poisons Mobbed to the pie estate regoseted to Cm*, 113111m1diail parent, sad those halter claims Or demo& spinet the estate of tho maid decedents littlish* known the auto *sr Itbast delay to .1 LOUR SCCIE)101. 0110&OIC 8011UNAIEnt. lidniref, Nov.lo. Me. izecalore4 el Cellar St., New York pions watts' ehlrxcarstarams au a tLe.i.ecttully ~unir 'TilO4. J. TUFtNEK Notice.
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