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ITEIURSDA.Y. MAY n, 1866.
MESTER' CLYMEit,
OF BRRKS COUNTY.. -
ANOTHER VETO.
The President's message, vetoing the
1.i1140 admit 'Colorado into the Union; was
fiuly . seut to the Senate on' Tuesday, but
thifFbody had not the common courtesy
•reed
to -lived, before adjourning for the
disyi -liv e
document is-brief, bat pointed:
It (bows the gross inequality to which the
lartely populated States would be placed
1)y, axe admission of Colorado. Mu:Presi
dent cites the fast that the present basis
.31 representation is a Representatiie for
smehundil and twenty thousand popu
latton,..While Colorado has hutithirty thou:,
Kind inhabitants. He adds
,that the new
,N!ate would have a Representative for
that number, while New York,-with four
runlet's of . People, only has , thirty•three.
Ilegdso speaks forcibly of the injustice to
the. : eleven older States of the _Union
whieh are unrepresented, which wojld be
sicaunplished 'by admitting Colorado.—
!Mae seems to be little or no, doubt bit
t hai r the veto will he atuitained and the bill
rejected.
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b - cannot avoid, • reading - and, Dr
. *ening to the maledictions now ifieweied
open the bead of 'President Johnson, by.
theAbol4ion preitelio and politicians,
reclining the course and language of these
wit*. ill!PPleiet the iftee.ief Xr. Lincoln's
:leash and the former's inauguration.--
While all the-land mourned - together the
stradfil tiniing.eifor the late President;
svhiPt` the soldierko:. Lee in Virginia
bled their voiced.with thliee of Grant in
execration Of thst - murder most .foul and
unnatural ; while Johnson in North Cara
icni was clenching the hand ofStierman
in e common horror at a crimri at oncisti
hideous and sod irrational, these Saintly
leaiteri..nt the party sounded ' otr :,!great
moral ideas," 'professing to be the privy
nouncilloor of the Almighty, declared the
act: to be not' the wilful deed of Bocith;-but
ss direct 'interposition of -Prositionci.—
Frciin, two-thirds of the pulpits. in the laud
wag heard the exclamation, in -substance,
if not in Words: "Abraham Lincoln was
too:, gentle, too goOdi) (end saw him to ba
en 'unfit instrument to execute his yen
'gestic. upon the PCIPUOMI"' people MT
their crimes, and He has removed him to
=Ate lay for Andrew Johnson, who will
better carry out. Nis purposes." "Like
the:sending of Joseph into Egypt," said
Darnel S. Dickinson, who, to give him bil
dui, cotdd beat, not the Dutch only, but
the: Father of Lies himself, at quoting
Scripture, "like the sending of Joseph
into Egypt, the murderers 91 Abraham
Litjfoln meant it for evil, but God means
it for gnat." "I thank my God I"
ex
claimed the meek and lowly Butler, "that
in taking that life the rebels have left the
iroli band of the people to fall on them 1"
"'God." protested . the expert Chittenden,
of .New York, ( confidential clerk of St.
John the Divine, and agent for several
/eadiog
,cotton mills in Massachusetts,
"Gc r ni intended that Abraham Lincoln
should be removed, in order that. the pro
per punishment should be Imposed upon
the; authors'of this rebellion." "He has
gone from - us," shouted the suave i and
codciliatory Cheever, "in order that a mis.
.onsible and mistaken leniency Should not
enter into.the policy of our Government
towards tie rebel chiefs." And, sum
ming up the glad tidings of great joy in
bey/ unhesitating female way, a leborah
of the chosen people, Anna E. Dickinson
by' exultingly declared at the
Cooper Instittite, New York, "Abraham
Lincoln's - special mission being mom ! .
pill:hod in the triumph of the national
a X iPs, Providence saw that his - kind heart
oiatd not . -permit him - to hang quite so
any traitors as would sectire our country
against, future rebellions, and' so disposed
of him through the instrument of the re
bellion itself, for hbrown historical
im
mSttality; and to snake plate for a sterner
and less merciful successor." !
Ilere, then, .we' have it clear and plain
—4 deer, to plain that he who runs may
rend, and the wayteiring - man, though a
tottl, -shall .not 'err therein. Abraham
Llcoln, these authentic tribunes of the
Goipel assured us, had forfeited his right
tolclive, bad outlasted his usefulness in
G 4 's divine economy, and so was consid
erilely put out out 'of the way, made a
Imartyr of, and his body deposited, as the
Tott‘iic at the time told its readers, "in a
coitn gotten up on a-scale of unsurpassed
magnificence and grandeur, at a cost of
nersgy two thousand dollars, and utidoubt
egy the most beautiful thing ot \ the kind
ever manufactured in this country” —his
soell in the gratitude and the school books
onts countrymen t There were difficul
ties in our mind, at the time lathe way of
Incepting this cheerful faith. It was hard
for:tur to believe that Providee would
select such maliciously dispose*. persons
as otter and Cheever as the' 4.poneite
ofkie purposes on earth. It was hard to
thlielc the Author of the Sermon on the
lerciunt as acceasory before the fact to as
sassination as a means to vengeance. To
, clqtabt it, however, was to dottbrthe
infal
libility of more And;ore vociferous
prophets than ever Is: possessed. If
yciii 'said that to believe it was tai impugn
the decorum of.the Divine dianCery, and
the archangelic ministrentS of Heaven's
will, and to - make Wilkes lOoth an inno,
.ciat if not an admirable being, you were
sure to call down upon (year bead the
cli§isett imprecations of the tinge& ere&
turns Who claim te, be He_ a _ vice ge.
rents in America.
ie revive the assertions of the" people
at'that lime for the sake of calling atten
tion to the sontrast between Hie ribald
abuse of He-Johnson at:their hinds cow,
aid their steam& then. If it be true,
aslberthttl3 prophesied, that Mr . 'Lincoln
w; $ removed at the hands of the Almighty
that Andrew Johnson might be giiren an
"bprirtunity to carryout His will, is it not
Wileked-.—nay; is it not eseriligicius in them
tit endeavor to thwart the acts of his min:
inter? Either they were false prophets at
that day o ey are at this. If Mr, Lin.
coin wakiiille by God's command, that
Ms. Johnson m t better execute the
parpoistef Heaven, what sacrilege !ode.
0. f 1 44 1 0 1 ppUoy 9 flow wrong 1 ° ca ll
!•
him "ttilitor t " itiid Weal h, u Chesser
_time:Jai did. t 8 "biteep kith trom power."
:the saintly people who make the-plate
forms aad carve out the othirseof the Bad•
teal party, have got themselves into aesd
plight.' To acknowledge that they Were
mistaken last Year, is td prove the falsity
of their chicle as toe spokesmen of Prov
idence, and to i mpair their, standing with
the people. — Let them lake either hoio of
the dilemma, and they will find it rathei
difiliult to explain thek_position.
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The Reading lea: cue; published in the
city of Mr. Clymees residence, states that
in every instance when he has run-• for
the -Senate he has polled more than the
full Democratic vote of Berke county. In
1860, when he was first elected, ton fill a
vacancy, be had 2831, mejority. 7 7lB more
than Mr. Mcilenty. the Congressional clin
dilate at the seine time. Again, in-1861,
when he was elected for the full term, be
had'4424 mejority-tha largut , by from 110
to 400, of any , emaciate upon the Deriacrotic
ticket of that year. He' led the highest of
his colleagues on the Legislatiie ticket 03
votes. In 1864, When he was re-elected
to the Senate, he had 6561 majority, 221
more than' Mr. An'cons, candidate for
Congress: , Mr..Clymer has never been
guiltY of tha trick of electioneertn 4: for
rtes personally, in order to mantifscitire
Paper popularity, by runpipg .
abseil aids collealtnesatt, has bees inn.
orably content to stand with them - fitly
and sinitely before the: people,and abide
their verdict. The • Gamtie adds.: '
Our friends abrosd mai rest assured that
Clymer is all tied at home, Whatever unscrip
wlous opponents matassert to . the contra
lti; and that Old , Barka will roll alp far
him a msjority talky equal to his desert
ing, and wertby of her atscient'repown as
the banner comity of the State. „
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::.'Arm the ersistenk claims of the Bed
labs to be the peesliaifrieeds then:ti
dier, it may 'surprise tbs . pitblioto learn
that the Senate last week refused to con
tra the aPpMettisentfotGea t Prank- P.
Blair as CORector at Loafs. No charge
against his competency or fitness for the
place was made, and the- sole reason of his
rojectioille admitted to belie endorse
meat of the President's policy. The re
jection of Blair is buggestive. He embark
ed in the war at its very Moset l and kept
in it to the end. the possible ex
ception of Capt. Lyon, the wed:4 of pre
verting the formal secession of :Missouri
is due to Frank Blair more than to any
other amain the Union. :He was a frfeluf
and favorite of Linfidn down to the day
of his death: Yet became he is 'pied.
the new policy of the tbsy-at-home radi
cal., they refuse to allot him to share in
the honors of the government 'which he
did.oa much to isainio! II is stated that
wien Gen. Grant beard of his rejection.
he Warmly denounOed thwack and de
clared that if any man in America
.de•
served to be rewarded for his services, it
was Frank Blair.
tea negro riot in Memphis, of which
we publish a full and candid report on the
first page of, this week's Observes, should
teach our national authorities a lesson. It
may be that this riot is to be repeated in
all parts of the South where negro troops
are stationed. We hopenot. Butne one
can be blind to the fact that there well be
difficulty, in carrying out any plan of re
construction if those two hostile elements.
no doubt purposely placed so by the rad
icals. a black military force te overawe a
loyal white population, come together. In
the Memphis business we see that a small
detachment of United States regulars sup
pressed all difficulties. Is it not better,
then, to have - in all disquieted districts
the negro troops withdrawn and their
places supplied by United States regulars?
;f one regular is worth a hundred black
soldiers, the United States treasury will
gain much by theeschange, and the court
:try be saved froM such outraget as have
lately occurred inMemphis. The subject
is worthy the consideration of Congress,
thb. War Department and the President.
Tui Disunion leaders in,the Senate . .
de
clare their fi rm intention of ilefusing to
confirm any 'appointments'. which the
President may make, unless, they are - 0
their own dirk and, disgusting shade in
polities. A stormy time was had in Y.:-
ect4 l 7e some days' ago, which is
.thus described by the Washington cores
pondent of the Tribune,: •
An attempt was made by Senator Cow
an to get the appointments ot.Sloanaker,
Collector in Philadelphia, Kid Johnston,
Collector in Allegheny,
and others, con
firmed. To this several Senators demur
red, and some pretty plain talk-waii had
upon the subject of removals because the
°Mee-holders would not follow the Presi
dent. A resolute determination was de
veloped to confirm no. appointmen ts Where
Radicals hid been removed, and where
men were appointed because they were
the especial friends or pretended friends
of the President and hie policy.
Tag Bellefonte Press (Disunion) having
stated that Gov. Curtin "will do all he can
to secure Geary's election," the HarrisbUrg
Patriot responds that 'he "Will do no snob
thing. Ira is plodgad is the support 'of
President Johnson—bas refused to preside
or participate at antijohneon meetings of
Geary's Imp ;pavers—and, unless ,he has
changed within very few days, will do
nothing to the election of a Disu
nion•opposer the President." We do
not question that the Governer lest heirs
a friend of Mr: Johnson's policy, but we
seriously doubt his courage' to make it
publicly known. He belongs to the class
of men, tor common in Pennsylvania, who
are ready at any time to sacrifice . their
dearest, principles for the sake of a little
temporary popularity and' person's' ease.
Tim Ottisasts or rns Wet.—ln his let
ter to the recent Johnson meeting in
_Brooklyn, Major Gen. Dix said:
"I am of opinion - that it is both politic
and just to bring back into the trniOn'as
speedily as bit): the great body of the
Southern people who were forced or de•
luded into a treasonable resistance to the
authority of the Government."
In bit letter to the SI. Louis bleating,
held to rejoice over the proahunstim of
peace. Najaf. General 'Frank P. -.Blair
ssid:
“Thcse who have tattered nothing and
done nothing, but who, on the contrary,
have made the wars an occasion for profit
and a means for personal advancement—
staying at home and making loud profes
sions of loyalty—these are the greatest
and onlyobstacles to the peered ?atom
lion as ioaintensns imam” " '
4)2111t. WARM AT 'IIO,IIE.
gi 4A/P1 lIMLLAADA I J A 1146101119116
The Richmond Pdtgairai has been guilty
&no lot of "'disloyalty " Which addi eh
'other Ai the many in lieatlopit the tut
tinessOF to'be mbeitted to, tU
rights itt ihnitnien. Dioved ' bL th'e eon
intuit etwiensiMiswf itte Radice's .ke rep•
resent " the voice of , the nation;" and by ,
their acrimonious appellation i of "
tor" and " copperhead " lo all who un•
dertake to thwart tbeir design', it has se
tually_bad the hislnideneettklonk over the
consus r eport, and exainine" the election
returns' of file court try :The inveit iga
sioa has led it Into the following alarming
conclusions:
Taking the vote betWaMt . Lincoln and
Medlalla3 as furniabtag the test between
Republictusismond PitOotismon the one
hand. and Copperhead' sin and Treason on
the other. the Salim will stand thus :
, 4 Liecoln 2 203,831, McClellan 1.707,019;
or a majority for the former 'of 406,812.
. e number of Conservative Or Johnson
Republicans has been estimated as
a fifth of the whole party. This modifica
tion being made, :She loreeohig Storrs
would read : Patriots, 1,763,065 ; Traitors.
2.237,785—maj0rity for the , Tridters, 474.-
720. • - .. •• - -
But
thliunhappy exhibit must show a
still greater balance on the wiong
The South is yet to be counted—u the
southern people are ill traitors. we have
but to ascsirtido the aggregate of their woo-
tem. We find that the Southern Slates,
excluslie of Kentsuilcy and Missouri, and
omitting " West Virginia," soicalled, cut
its the, Presidential election of 1869, an
aggregate vote of 870,901. These, accord
ing to the doctrines of the day are all
traitors.lS necessary for , ass public
safety to esclude,them from ill position
under the government. and the, are in
feet denied even is hearing. ! They are
never consulted ; they are only command
ed.. Addible last number to the previous,
and the pel stands Patriots , 1,763065
Traitors. 3,108,686; oramsjoritvof 1 345 -
621 for the Traitors.- Deduct' Botts and ,
Calvin Pepper. and the dreadful majority
still -remains 1,345;519. Thhi is a very
alarming show fir the safety of the coun
try; and of thribestgOvernment that the
wend aver saw. • -•-•
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Wu ever assuranoe more, bold than
this ? • To think of a Itetitel".. paper prov
ing-by plats and figures, which cannot be
dielnited.lhat the saints are scarcely more
than a third of. the people! •
. .
. .wrantost.
The public gezumsfly will ba surprised
to learn that at a : recent Cabinet meeting
Beeretary Stanton, who has! heretofore
been cliiined by the RadiatlS, forma4ly
gave in his adhesion to the Tresident's
policy, and announced hie intention 'to
"fight. it Cut on that line." The Disunion',
ists who had been led to believe that hi
was one of. their molt reliable
digisactly &mita - the ellesplinn at_ firat,
but it not samna.admitted to, be correct.
The ATatimestistegyeartr, which is the ao.
- orediied - " i Ezetmtive organ, reaffirms its
original report of Stanton's pOsition in the
followintpositive languages-
"This 'community_ does not expect the
ratagroei ) to reaffirm its statements of
what it has published as reliable matter of
fact ; and we should not now refer to the
denials of the verity of onr. report of what
transpired
.. .recently in Cabinet council
concerningrealoration, were it not that we
have a ;comment to make upon the sub
jack and also to aver upon authority from
many intelligent sources, the further fact,
that Mr: Stanton spoke at some length,
and was more pronounced or emphatic
than oar carefully prepared report sta
ted."
Oss of our acquaintances was accus
tomed to tell a atm of a tough old roos
ter, which his stepmother onoe conclude
to kill and cook for dinner. The old cock
was. decapitated and boiled; but upon
serving hini it was found that no knife
would out his stubborn flesh. lie was
again put into the pot and boiled for ano.
thee day---still it wee iinpOssible to masti
cats him. The cook then concluded to
roast him, which was accordingly done,
but the voreralde fowl was proof against
all attempts to eat him'. Asa last resort,
,a chicken pot pie was made, hi which the
'old and irrepressible "Shanghai" was
put, end after a thorough baking, in the
oven, he ras brought to*tb and placed on
the Uhl% but after the guests , were seated
the old rooster stuck his head op through
thei4tiit and crowed I Outraged at this
the Old., lady threw him over the back
fence to the pigs*. The story applies-very
well as an illustration of 'the policy of the
party which sustains General Geary °for
Governor. The disunionists ,within the
fire' or
_six -years they have held power
, 4 •
have been, engaged in making a political
dish that would be aoceptable to thcPett•
pie. They haivi stewed-it, and boiled it.
and cooked it.-hut with all their efforts
the woolly bead of the niggei always per
aids in coming to the lop. The American
public, for whom the dish is intended, are
becoming disgusted, and before-long will
pitch woke, kettle and all out of their
sight.
Ems representative body! of the Re.
publican party that has spoken since the
passage of the district negro suffrage bill,
has taken grounds in favor of admitting
the negro to the ballot box. !See the re
cord : An Abolition Congreas,iby a unani
mous vote, declare for negro
The Pennsylvania Legildare, by the
same kind of a vote, indorse: negro suf
frage. All the Abolition gatherings have
indorsed negro suffrage. ~Every leading
Republican paper. in the country has in
dorsed negro suffrage. Thut the tettite
ilePublioans, and there are thouiends of
thein, will see' that the issue is)midly
made, by their leaders, and every vote cast
for the party in power is a vote firr negro
equality. White laboring men, think and
act. '
We are gratified to learn of the confir
mation by the Senate of the heroic robber
and devoted patriot, General Joiep P.
'Knipe, as Postmaster at Kar Mum. He
takes the place of the nottiiietui , Bergner,
whose filthy sheet, the Harrisburg lea
graph, has well earned the reputation of
being the most unscrupulous and 410-
cable An Pennsylvania. General Knipe,
like most of his brother soldiers, is a fer
vent supporter of Presidenk• Johnattabia
policy, and has the courage *skips to 4..;
bor for its success. - • - •J
. Tua Rochester IN" • alluding to the
fushia of the Demeorats end the dolmen
in 'the' sth Indiana. dlitilet;
say. the UM course should be adopted
eivrywhare‘ remould and party snteee.
&ids ahould be held to be of no account
in the Coagreadonal eleationL The issue
is union Under 'the rrtsidsnt't policy, br
dlialnioa airier the scheme of the
tory of fifteen and their parthoulain Con,
Rem, On thalami that alone 'the Cow
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tilt RADICAL.
A Radlsatili . Montag, who, Weill South
thoroughly fm , .-. with the belief that
Mr. Summer's - p.hook stood next to
theßible; if 1 dim it, as the word of
truth, has ten a letter to
',the
io
the Chicago
Times, in whij h he records a marvelous
change of tinrent. The following ex
tract will b4ound instructive :
:II •fore , log. South Iwa ;a stanneb
.believer in ell those ridiculous reports.
gotten up nnprineipled politician,-in
regard to• .xlistoyalty of o
the Southen
people, an" l openly argued the rigid pel
e
icy urged Stevens.' Sumner & 00. But.
in justicilp a brave and noble people, I
will sayl have utterly failed to dis
cover th ritich-talkeit-of-Areasiti. Oa
the coo r
itt•
y, I have foncd a intiverealde
airs for ce and union.• I confess that
on arriv ' here I cherished all the preju
dices of it true Radical collard thesedown
troddectieople, but tat opinihn Islip uo
dergonan entire change, and I am now
fully co ruiced of gross wrongs that
inercif party now in power. I hope this
have a heaped upon them by the un
tol3
unjustyeatmeut of a brave but fallen too
may forever—that the fraporta got
ten u npolitical demagogues, who em
ploy dew pens in fabricating falsehoods
of thireepest dye, may no longer deceive
the N Meru mind coocerniom affairs in
the Southe rn States. They are - all' false—
only fotended - to continue the . deminint
ply is power. ,
kis the •great desire of the' Southern
• 1 .ple to bury the dark deeds of the past
ouryears and Meet the Northern people
with renewed love. With this feeling ex
isting in their bosoms. is it not a hinting
shuneahat they are daily subjected to the
met- galling Wallis from a party, who
•would gladly see them deprived of every
veitige of frwidom.l rank the Northern
people. how is it possible that a people,
after .undergoing all the horrors of a war
of plunder, shoo d tend their aid-to • ger
remelt which seeks to degrade - and en
slave theta 2. It is .an ',linpossibiliLy. and
if; persisted is-will.-before !orig. create an
tutilyinghatrad between thelgo sections.
Let any other course be-pursued. and Is
kind, brotherly feeling • will spring up at
Once. __ , - "
rite expressions of hatred and deep 're
venge that daily ascend from the halls of
'Congress to high heaverronlyAend .in-:
'crease the wounds of the nation. In• the
name of God. then, r let those who repre
sent the people-in eur National Legisla
ture cease their. persecution and •turn
their attention to the derelopmental this
resources of our vast countyy. Remove
the scourges that now oppress the sunny
Smith, 'lnd. her desblaterdeldi itfiald'
made to blossom as the rose.
Could. Mr. Stevens ,or some Of him disci- -
plea have attended a mass meeting here a
short time ago, in indorsement of the pol
icy pursued 47 President Johnson, think'
they would be \ less abusive of the South
in the future. The" speeches made were
by Southern orators to Southern audi
since. I failed to hear one word that
breathed the spirit of disloyalty. Atter a,
few remarks from the,presidinikeiplana
torf of the meeting, Hen. Walker Brooke,
formerly United States Senator from this
State. was introduced to' the assembly.—
Scion his voice filled, the hall, end could
the noble sentiments he expressed have
reached the halls of Congress, the politic- ,
al "thugs," woos. presence there disgraces
the memory of our . forefethers, would
have been mule to blush With shame at
their own perfidy. Mr. Braloke's remarks
convinoid nib of hie great powers as it pro
found statesman. ' I had the honor of
hearing his eu10..7 on-the d4th of. Henry
Clay, delivered before the United States
Senate. A few more such. men as Mr.
Brooke coirld - do more to calm the turbu:'
lent sea of political discord that now ex
ists than a thousand such vulgar dema
gogues as now disgrace our seat of govern
ment.
All the statements male before, the Re
construction Committee by certain mill
tars officers of high command, I belitve
to be a palmier( talsebbods,`oniy intended
to continue themselves in office. Let the
th only have fair play, and the whole
wor • will soon be convinced of her ear
nestness for peace and friendship toward
the North. I wish, for the benefit of our
whole counVy, that every unbelieverpould
be as fully convinced of the real state of
affairs as myself.
W1,1111,T Is -FEARED
The' enemies of the_ President have
boasted that they, eared nothing foi him.
or for the attempted aerobe of any pow
er he might assume to poissesi. But they
'have evidently 7' waked up the wrong
than, ""'and one. begin to see the con
sequences resulting from. their ceuree...-
The Washington correspondent of 'tke
Radical New York independent gives cater
&nee to the following
The President is prepring - for the fall
election—there is no longer a doubt on
the subject. To a Pennsylvania member,
who remonstrated with hice.npon rem,-
in; a tried Republican from, office. he
" I am for rotation, end this is but
the beginning of whet I mean to-doej-, -
Brit ke rotates Radicals Out and,Conset
valises in. The wheel Is set is motion
for the purpose of liting down the Re•
publicans in the 40th. Congress.. There is
DO longer onf attempt at concealment
among the Preiddent's friends .4m this.
point; indeed, - they threaten . Con'gress.if
it, does not recede, - that the Opposition
will be permitted to gain"control of the
next Congress. , _
The -issue is already made up. The
President demands the Instant admission
of the rebel Stab* to representation, and
Congress- asks furtherguarantbas.. The de
cision rests - with the people. It may as
well be understood et the outset that in
every weak disti ipt th e President will use
his patronage against the Republicans..
Tat New York Tow ii one of the few
Reptiblicsn papers which sustain Mr.
Johnson's policy. It condemns. boldly
the Radical, plan to keep the South out Of
the Union unless it throws itself into the
hands of Stevens and Sumner, ist;ti
plainness deserving of commendation. de
dares that " to propose to piatida a .sohote
people to suit the, part4an etmvenienee of those
tohe dictate the penehy, is an Move von.
ties and common Auntemity. With all their
errors and faults, the Southern people
have shown that they are not commis.—
They will not belie their nature by Writing
themselves down slaves, at the bidding of
a Committee appointed . to consider the
question of reconstruction. If we would
do aught to hasten the result which all
moderate men admit to be exceedingly
desirable, it is necessary without mire sdo
to discard the idea'of eenstiottiered ehieges es
the. eolulitiswprecedent of the re-stheissfrt,of
- the South to amiss. THAT is the primary
step toward - recoustrudion, practice*
considered, and we shoild Vapre r tered tp
take RAW the ground' of exhttnglighto,
subjecilt4 to , the lewful. test. of ,
nil fitness. To sr/Weide - and al
most indiscriminate punishment ass pre
liminary measure—to call for concessions
Implying the relation of supplicants SU
doubts ior farina, inatead . of-eitlairia' in;
elating lanais_ their right-TO -.41.14011
ciontaision of' inferiority Witlk.ontr_breatit,
while with another adioitting t#ta cast.
ewe of oonstitutional.equaliii4-144
mule feinaiiiireadYflai* too
A 1 4 31 400r. jthislll 'WO
Joint lit,
have thus far vein* eta
ES2
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nil U 111146021111 AT Worts.—ln Wiseen- '
sin k Weeping dileapitation it the o;deit of
the dayjtetulaaters and Volted - Stab's
Mirshntla being aim I Adrift and lothers put
in !their , places!: Senator Doolittle and
AiStitSpg t °Manistee' . General Randall
••
have the • tarot ofLthe.patronaie. In
Minnesota the same policy is ptirsaed, and I
the some sort of men are appointed, tic
,
'dei m the siioerviiiiiiii of senator Norton'. --_,
In issouri, 4 .'clninge'' le thcnrder of the
'day., In likostss"`,sonic mtnifiee'chanmi
have bee - PI - made, but in the mild the.
lea4jtie elliiii4 slii [ - Off 112)0tisiden,q 7
Ini Pennsylvania the work is going for-
Faird isyshunatietilyk il In'itu:fittaburi
and Philadelphia districts, by
Jutige Keliy . an4 Govingir Morehead; the
principal offlca-boilers 'all been re•
PI. 1 r, c d, ..1.
1 has been authoritatively - -4
Avely announcet.
from Washington, and nowhere and by
no One contradicted; ,that, ,Gais,.6Tant is
1244 only au earnest supportei'of . Presl.
(het Johnson's policy, but that he baa de
clued I thet:President has not gone far
ermines in his antagonism or`.hostility to
" the Disnionists at the other end - of the
line "—the Stevensei, - Sumnei . s,-: Wades,
:414 who are distracting the public tided,
k ping finance and tradirmueettledi and,
deeying representation to •.the Southern'
Stipa unconstitutionally and :for- no just .
or legal reaue. This eff4tually. settles'
Gen. atakit'enoaltion. "
I
Ton 114talitui., Of'Pittsburg; Who was a
=tuber ot the Convention that nominated
Geary. says the General is a warm endoi-.
- .viol Med. Steven's cigars:3'in Congress;
•
Whet that has been May be easily under=
Stotod from , the following quotation from:
ono of Stevens' apeeohU : !,,
"This. Union , war- shill, with-iny von
sent, be restored. tinder , the . Constttuiion
uit is.'! . • • . • '
. lx ei:ohiusips &Ail: Is not the Indiiin
min staninether ? If he-is, why 'is he
asnlesl yetis Ander th e Itadiesl plan of
reennstrusiiion 1 0 ' Tile is not, will esmSeic, l
dyibe kinii-enough to point out the pai
ticistars In Which he is inferior to the,
MNheti Notices.
How Booyntsa.—How stiblieasly.be4difui
are the sweet strains of melody. se they come)
bona, to Mt uputi f tha wings of evenizir—how
it ills the heart with gladnesi Vet; midst
all, this joy and liaPPlnies;how ip mars our
pleasure tu sea our neighbors or compauions
suffering from the ravages of a violent cough
or an obstinate cold. The'smithitig; quieting
properties of Cces Cough Balsam allay alt
the irritation, ea Will speedily euo thew ost
bstinsde`ca of croup, cough,ti'''#e theist
sad•iallsossa. "ski! it - freely. - ' '
Pireirr Meniotnii.-=-If faith. would cure
disesse r our physicians' -occupation would .be
,gone. The afflicted need only Feed the laver
lisements in the papers to be made whole,
but
the noettuni*prepared 'by these psendodoc
tori_does not_often back unlhi faith inspired
by their advertisements. Wndo not wan to
condemn alt so-called pateijt medicines, for
some have been found to be very valuable. Its
-this class,we would include Coe's Cough &a
uto, for &Tete,- croup, hoarseness, &c., and
Coe's Dyspelda Cure, for indigestion, dys
pepaht and al troubles of the stomacher bow
els. They have been tested in thousands 'of
mutes: - Odr dealers all sell them.
"Arriaortott.—Why will you suffer the tn
roil sad afflictions lncident. to a - disordered
state of the liver,
,Qr digestive organs, whin} a
certain remedy is Within
_your reach ? Roof
land's Germaa:BittertWUL cure you. - It you
will only discard your prejudice, and give this
article a trial You will never regret it - . YOIT
etamsch wilt trerttlengttletlea and regain l i t,
original vigor, and - yon will be able to digest
your food satisfactorily. These Bitles ire
for sale by, all druggists, and are not aln
.
hello. mall:2li
tbactininananoa.-Why put off yotir Sure?
If you an ettfferiag wttbihe dyspepsia, liver.,
complaint of weakness of the digestive . or.;
'
gone 4o not delay. but resort- at once to the
use of Rookies Ginnie Bitten: We posi
tively and unhesitatingly Say, they will cure
yen,
_st . they have done with thousands Of
easel before you. For sale hy all druggists.
They are notik beverage, • : • mal7.2w.
The reel tetPie Fria** Pills shisulduot be
usid-during l a-oertain-time, as they will surely'
bring on. a ; mil osaiiim : , l3old by. All drug.,
gists.myB-Im.
. •
ser ClarkA Brother, Wholesale audit*.
tail Dealers its Otinfeetionery: Oysters, Nailed
Fruit,. Statioitery, Yankee Notions : , Nacre'
Goods, Toys, Cigars, 'Tabasco, Pipes, Am,
West ; Side of Peach Ftreat. 1 Square South
of the
. llnion Depot, Erie, Pa. Also , Dealers
in ell' kinds of Country • Produce:. Particular
Woollen paid to filling country arders. -
lfii'D. W. Hitehisson, United States , Claim
Agent, Girard, Penna._ PIMILIOSi r Biel; Pay,
Bounty, and all other claims against the Goy.
ernmentottended prourptness.thavole
nameable, . Applicationebysnailittended to
the same as if made in person. (jalB tha.)
Piorsase.— Persona wishing to proeiro per
mute Jof, themselves Or,4members of:their fan.
files, should call uthe Mallory of Mr. Obiwiler.
In Rosenzweig's block. Ills specimens _of
work 00111Vitlee_1111 that he is an artist who his
fete superiors. The-thvong• or visitors to his
rooms are an indication that hisuerits are
daily becoming better known ind'oppreelstett ,
by the public. ; •
tumulap.
VaWhat Nay 14 lot the itec-Mr. Rtareed, Me.
Nelson Rabbiloot of Ilk amt. and Ahead& J.
Kirkland, at El bard.
On the ld of Kepi by Rev: W. tiollletei./fra Merlotti
Ohioer, and ra r. John 2 atedatit, both . of Clon'andi
At Bpritioldioitar Ysidetlle , oatba irith.llts by the
R. Runnel T. Lord. lir. Franklin Batt and Mho Meg
igto Brisker, both - of Woodville.
At Wmit Sprlmeidd.. 710 n .111. by' Pad: D:Prisesion
Kr. Wm. • Johtuom and itst Augusta Fit:kinder. ell Or
Ckmnoont. . r 1 ,
Alln the Jbth . lnh at Moorhoodville. hyltev. Quo F.
Coln, lir. Charge W‘ WOO% et Botta. Pe .to 161 -
L. Colhertion, chinghtir of Thermo L.. Culbertson, Erg
On the 10th Isist,lbir Clemeand. at the no.
Until of the bride's vitiate. Mr. Win. H. Foliar, and
Kim listen C. ItortmesAll of Worth Rut tp..
. At the nion Honor •to Vetroixo Goren'. h, A_peU 12,
Hr. N. IL Dialli, of Cassenno tp, anstinm Slab d.
Oramy,Si Watetford tp.
•
In !amine, on the 4th hitt, tof John Thompson, Jr.,
Intmlir• David Mar/A7.ol,Cumwago tp..Crovfor4 Co;
to Auk Polly Barber, of Mk tp.
•
Is tbla an/. Mary tp, Roland Clara. jaaliiilo'ailt of
J. P.asd Yaw A. Polak% Ijedo aioatbs.
4 11a14e little abildmi to coon unto ma. and: forbid
sham sot, for at snob la the tiara= of Hossint." ,
?to ilaaeral sill tabs place at Ito,"eloell as.-toobef.
roar (rriday), it 'their rultbsiaa, tiortlmist, Sops? Ai
sad Ilasaatru streets.
. . [Disputa pleattreiipy.3 •
Irais4.l, Kat* daughter of A. P. said 8.11. Burka,
aged 11 months. -
•ig 00 : 11 / 0 1 1 / a l ld. Cbsalei Fredevieklafaat moo of
Joh& aad Carollse lfautack, apd 11 wed:. • •• -
te gueutitkaptil 21111 t, after • liege dig illasse, In. •
Kam, Jobaritotgedlthgethre. ' • •
t he Plttehgrgit,,44.D Pik !Otis D'aidity, 147.. Weal
Sc. of Jane 8.71. Oath -111 aggie`L'Thisi kmos.
and Ildnik •L,., • • - • -
L o,c Ouththileata.'4l-
_
111%.41. M.Hsll.-witasillol. 4 diegebter otJoe.
and Lodiskyßrtadhl. Of Bprta • Pa.; *god 213pesea.
/1 With lipetiefisld;Apstl 14th, Jo hiss L. 4 1 thih•
ter of Altman Broth. AIM /0 Paillat4 3 tap. ,
la North 'Ea" May IDA of Cousuitipthia, Dein L.,
Welter of %thee litirdy p aged 2441114 7
_ A la Gloard„ Cy_ Bd, at th e reathesee Dettlei yen,:
O
fn. P Lififstlit 13,,Totiiist. aged 75 yam Othouths sod 11'
. I
ILI9 Li r e iud w a ,
to CtLeart; nosae. 11 lattle„tuothar of . Dr.. 9 f
J.l
4 , 51 , 00 1 10 1.uh1ard. P 7 .12 1. •
Is this elty, Apell 22th, Teed. irortrisoit of Fred. A'
sad nth I. jUlikut A'S i siogrial4o. and 20 Maw
Tintelinsitatoro AID itlVllupoll4
tb• Wien &IA ogotthiero'rotnvo,
avow °then, who Beier from hlobillo Debility
preeistor,a Defy itaahoo4,
iweetheiliTitaksali AiiiegcatiUm
1141°31 ' 1a / I ga ocl4 lo 4 .o#ll l o•N"ifilkiniglOor,
loolfewolehomitallyhtliiitorthottEthor.
1811 , 41 ' /14, 0 1 1,englittatio iSOF
..4A•atoUs-
Vivo( t* iiinuticas JOVgiAL Of THAMCV. Vat
1865, edited by Was. Proctor,'Jr., Professor of Pharmacy
to the Philadelphia Colle;rolTritsaaly.—"Will the
ittiotibstracteigolostoistliN3litag otho.high price, o
salt we - leave Mae iiathoritatiee &Scat one of the
•
foramilaahy witiih we ran matratbedt at a more reason
ahlet011? If the tatter, stall the ehan;e be he the
qt attty'of the asioateistn, or Le fhe manner 14'014h:1)r
1t404 atrlorwitice tit quantltj_iequinifol Can there
be a conrocatiOn of the Committee of ftwrlalon to au,
thortee emu* new method or medlhmitton of the net sent
Wilk r.litira ter the contemrlsted eti..tiale the, um,
titi, i n Ihe wroqtennm !the.% in the pre r,- • a tko pf
0114 ertie li.l rwill take oc.7aillm that, two 11.7;
aetbebeatte lisepinftweasehislyeast •
palled. The cost of the material is sorotthicr i but
w 4 put tato the scale with human health, and o ten
human life, it is . hardly wittbr of consideration at all.
YT Baehr! (Efeitabold:9 7111 continue to be , rita:le
f.? l,lo o l 7;andlettpuissibt soluitslasist
ow, they sill bite to I e advanced to mee. the itdrance
in the srleeof,miteriaL To inch as desire quantity in
stead of quality, we would say that water is a cheap
commodity, and may be readily added by the person
iltilagthaptodic4ie if he desires to do so.
&i. TAIELLISBOLD. Druzilst and chemist,
691 Broadway, Newyork City.
Comm, COLD 0a Poen Toirnir—Rcquil es fr..
medisfei attention and 'should bo elreeked.' If altered
to continue, inflation of -the' !loose,' n permanent
throat affection or an leen:Md. Wog amass is 'often
the, molt.. Brain** Bronchial Troches hiving a direct
laihmenCe on the parte, give Immediate relief. For bion
chltisotethms.'istarrh, coMnuipttimeand throat diseases
Troches are used with always good success. Florets sod
Public Speakers will dud Troches .ureful in clearing the
voice when taken befo.erslnging or ineaking, and retiree
thithroat Uttar an nutmeat oration otos vocal arcane:
`Tim Troehis are memo/ended and preicribed be physi
cians and have had lisetteconials 'from sediment men
throughout the country. Being an article of true merit,
~rind having proved their efficacy by a teifol niay. jure,
each year finds them In new localities in rariPlas Porto'
of the world, and the Troches are nnitersally 4 pro:
bunted batter than any other article. Obtain onlj
"Brown's Brustet - rtaTroihrt,". and dp not tato any of
the wortbi4s..Smaktiogi tbpt casylos offered. Bold
everywhere to disUojtedilltdokiunt.inforelgn coin.
tries at'Betents pet 4 It ;03
_
QO/111_ G - NSW
S • It ditskis c Cointry tStater:Dregglata.aad allatelday
" hosughditPretWitOtidosm Foe " br , l6.4tica
Thaleariditice. tase4witedaifd itt,t
- par day et. - • - 4t
rr k 00111VIlannrirs,193 %lasi St , N.-Y.
N O rites.
lino caffeine ship heretofore exielog betwein tit*
111=rdolor briefness under the Arm auk.* of
golL'has Ude day been dissolved by inntual
eon sot.- Thebooke and aeannota pial.be found ;at tbe
old stand, when perms indebted to or lieilog Claims
against the firma will ;dearth call for settlement. _
PHILIP MC to 11",
Nay PO 464 t. MICH A • L KNOLL.
PA•
•- Pealed proposals wit bek mitered by the ander
cilFrant.l liolutay..inmi 4th, 1860, at 8 o'clock p. m.
l a el day, tar grading, muting and paving with mace,
.or Nicholson, pavement.. according to apecitlca , ions,,
Instil stmt, from•the end of the preicnt plivectont: at
Pdurtb Street, to the north aide of Front street
Proposals should be addteved "To the Stl bet Com-
Mittel tb•City Of Erie," and ondorred ''Proposale for
N'teeta," and the pri a bid will be by the foot'
lineal on the doievemtoseing the vales cost of remne
lag the earth to grade, and t' .ncht`points as she wet
!Mations shall deelgneo., and ailing tn, preparatory to
paving, with - mad or ravel, and tarnishing the date
dale, as pet sp. eteeations.
Plana and Opeellictlions will be on exhibition at the
ONO of WM. /1. Galthalth, MK.
l on West ro:xth St,
a. It. IC.O RN,
mart-td
Int!°STANT NOTIOHr.
I '
.
Lod Sow, 834 lbe for. __L._ 8103
But "nate coffee, ao:, 8 He 108
Blows do.; 9 lbs. • ' - • 1.00
. .
TEA AT ONE DOLLAR,AND lIPWARDI.
The ion to fa the witted st • 8/0 4.
Choice Homy Syrup, per ......... 40
Prlsteokl Java Coffee, per lb SO.
•
• ' RELY. RAISING ITLOTJR.
No &slily should be withoet it: EierybAy is using_
it. To be had aa we are the agents`.
•
CaU and get one of thole
PATENT • talIP CHIMNEY CLIIATCP.I93.
-The rarest thing out,
•
1
•
01PCIP 4INLIALS CHOICE POTATOES. •
idst etts - 4,lisii:rAll of the alien, goods we will sell
ebraper alai the cheapest. • • • '
rAr All our goods ars - neiicliarlogJast been received
We !invite all to muslin for *minimise,.
saitiVdd:tf ; CHRISTIAN &
FARRAR' IIALL•••
SAM BYARS COMBINATION
OP 31,TAISPISD PERFORSIEBS
ABE COMING] ARE COMING f.!
TigundaY Evening, 4NY 24 0 1 _
. Thur4ay Evening, May 2.4 a
Ito tlwd Yeteotion I Feeelted in the illy of Erie last
hollorbete I bad tbs-bonor .1' playing 20 nights, has i. -
dated tie to-orisit yoto onto, with s company o• Ld4■
sad poilettew selected dating toy retest star engage
newts ft= the •ptinelyel 'theatres in Atatzles... They
will appear in, •
gamy; TRAGICDr AND Line.
rir gell
m 1741
of the day.
SAM RYAN, Diicetor
FAMILY SUPPLY STOILS,
223 and 24
~y i,sl Park, (Beatty's Bfoek,)
icauc, E.A.
- Wholegate and Fiats!'
Ri O . C E rf: S ,
And ..l lc
COlnif SY pRODITCII.
* mot, rots, FITT , •
DRIED . /s SIVALED
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE.
)
TOBACCO, swiss, &C., &C.
;
' " Vie Rot Qualities of Petits evd Oils. li
lientir fir the Cleveland !tido Wu; Id Blastio'
Log ant
~Pgirdkr. .7
lir A tholes and hash stook always kept on hand'
*bleb wa Ibe sold at the Icnrist Born. •
We pledge eiosiedves itot to be caderaold, and incite ci
• ,to &tve at a call.
lar TheAtigtplot pries paid for country P1'71;7
131 6
tf
Bowman us M)VTU ERIE.
Chdisenee to prove .t Hogs. Horses, Cove, Sheep, Goats
4' end Gem from- Tanning at 'Argo. snd tor _
~ other pup )105 7 . ,
:Seg. 1: ' Big It emoted by the Buigiss sod Court:llZ'
the Borough at south gret, that no person being the
owner of say hor.e, mare, mute, ix, eow, swine, sheep,
or gust, shall anger them to zoo at lar g e with ini the
bounds co the said' nom- gh, ender the peolty of five
dolmas tot. , etervshorse,mare„mule, or, cow, Woe,
sheep to stetted *trued to run - At large. „ ~
. ,
Ssa 'h. vlhes so mosen - being the owner of any goos e
Its 111411 eatler 'them al atm at luso within the
' ts a -the - add liateuglb;tunler,the: penalty et thy
Ontlitelinejorglisatos seamed *resat tarp-
&c.a. That thr high aonstebteeer sky pinto Mal_
A,
vld IrhO MY lON Op lotortuer In any ease, and
lb - - wham lotertelmtee or aeslatooo env 'nee or
Mar he received Ander this tee preceding s •o•
to shUl h. eoliffed , twentshelt of the doe rt a mired
- :Staid: 1.11 shall bottollogilaiks.arlY rebih , Unlit
ohargetee saes ei sap 4r,res,, rays ar, AU o t or soy team
'et the boroughOr teeth Ityii, neat tended by puneenit
'able ,perstni, anises oinonely hitched to a Dust kr that
t ,,,rr l e al7 niT ie ot. I l i : ISt th ti til id v i e l t i to li re ha lt %
ty douars.- •'L: 4I • ' • • - --, a i
1 , ~ Sets IL it shatilettaltieltd ( et any lonlon orreltsons
tyjthly the boenda oc seht Borough to tate og any' door
,hell handle, of late down, deltroy 'or defect any alga
pet up by soy inhabitants:ors& d.Bormagh terideeitte his,
uearihosir trathbronowpattoo 104.401100 of ill 1.140;ICO b or
amdlosetion boiltd ot. the corner ptatreet or etiewhere,
t em ed by authorlts et fire torgeratlen; or teir- down,
deraator dettriyvo Bormigtioi Mance, or 3thor_ Do
' Schell& or mituittiNimiatt of say kind, onto Cr 4 ,1 upon
I thytifblSlf bilildAp r illapaill, 470,,,,141X,pi0rare or•dellne
:Oleo, ,or rtalteite, thireao—tod any stalstiou of this
pan ghiabeptsfilivd`by a sus, .44 less thin one oar
'tastiest:bed 1 rear tlei &Ilan. , - •
.Zdakme4 melelnalliVhieltikis. day e/Etit,
l i Witiiiigtfiaz .{ ••-• w nr"ggillfw.
. -..._ . .
- q.=
I. 11H It Bill DA I, C 11 . 1 :1thi34 74. 7
and )astrachan to loon' Meo-14
4.6Asfaelation,c,id nut fr., of
. 0 4 , 7
,!Teo, addrefs Ur. J.raKP ,
- jall'elly. r
Fr,
EItVOUPI 1)1:011,171.
r4ll t 4 [unit( by ono. 17114 Cv":- "44,
4 1 ie other*, an , '
4 , 1 r. Hi with star:lp,
••
rllti et it 1, !.:
-A, Nil , , • „
ftn t , , tj
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- griaioc,pr luti 0, 4
CITItA NUR. BUT Aj gentle , rin in the tbip..,1,t44,,.1%.1;'''
caaeh to their adeanta,re rettlin
charge) be addressing- ilia andlrrt,o,,,
Jerre rt being harrlingged will 6b"1R.,,
All •
others will plemie
ant,
d ae2SY4S e3i•ar,„i
..
D J RUOItt4 Oir YOUTH.—e g .,,, i ,
12 4 suffAredtarr yearsrom Kenny, h
tars Deesy,a4daq the g Ueete of jentib
s il l f or the taitliki Illfr4 lug humanity r
who w e ld it. the mcii.e abd dirtetint:
simple remgdy by which he wa4eurm. a
to krolltby the adrettizet'e expetteaca,..4,,
rice2B%4 17.
No 1:1jC1-1,:p14.„,.,
erna:4v
TN YOI~
$
d r an v er: p f so; Y : l ti V ti fl : Al .e !l um3 lre ir t ! t a i f a, ti tin n it :f ofE t t 7 , ll.. : ll t 4Bic h: D. V m e lre l :to t ittomrctift
marriage CUStOrtni of the world • hue , t 3
Wise
&thousand things never published befe,,,
• eerie** book for envious people, a n ,
evety one. 40 0 . pages, lot Olustratiost
Contents table *.tnt free to env eidrea
had at the book store; or wt:l kw, I
paid, OD receipt of the price. 'Address,
firo 1130 Broady ef.!
•
rib CONALMPTI VP Tho
J_ been restated to health in a few
temple remedyiatter b art 1g inaired eerer ,
a severe Ina; affection, and tivit dretd
tomption—ht anstout to mate koora to
fee ere the 1118/MI of care.
To all who desire it, he will reed & roti
scrip:lon used. (free of charge.) with
preparlog and 'Wog - the man., which
etre cure for CO amaigtion. Aattno
Coughs. &e. The ooly ot.j,et of the adier
log the prescription is to benefit the ale
in f atmli ti on which he eruptin' to be iPTI
hopes every nineter will try Ns remedy,
them nothing, and rosy prone a bimetal.
Parties wishing the preaenption,riu,l
will plomett nearest' ken. FiloW otD. A.
4 0"..2tr6d.2 .7 , ' Willlynecurqh,
"lAILLBIAMPIkIA LLN CATA It RII KNi
11 Snail huis,thoronghly mused itself to
article known Islr ctuing CATARtg, co,
and wienn.a. .it has been toned to t,
in teeny cases ed gone ETC& Nueva;
by fL . and linemen Lae often been rat
its use.. It is fragrant and agreeable,ind,
At RELIES' to the dull heavy psiLa nut
Or the Head. The eensations after e0,,, g A
and iningomting. It Oiens and pzrei
'tractions. strength as the glands and gin!
'notion to the parts effected.
More than thirty yeare ci tale and nEe
Catarrh and Headache Snuff! has prored
for all the common diseases of the head, a
ni.tatgt stands higher than ever before
ed by many of the beat physicians, and is
success and r..o..isfuetion erers where. Re'
of Wholesale Druggist., in H 64:
The undersigned having for many yeas
ted with Dr.lilarshall's Catarrh and Her
cold In oar trholtale trade, eheertallw at
lieve it-to be equaL in erery reirezt, to t.l
thraigiTeta of If for the cure at catarrh
that it to decidedly the best article we hi t ,
(Dual common dleeazee of the Read.
B urr perry, Reed, Austin a Co., Bro n, .
C o ., Reed. Cutler It Co., Seth NV. :Foyle, Irk..
at Co., Roston ; Rerdaw, Edmunds
Portland, Rat Barnes & Park, l, F . l;
Paul Ic Co., Israel Minor & Co., ReCeucz
L. Seovili & Co., 51. Ward, Close k Co, 13 1 ; f h .
New York.
JOS. x CtRTF.R.
WY. A. CRAWFORD.
A. VAN TASSELL.
L YON'S YEktIODICH. DILO?*.
THE . GREAT FEMALE REM!
IRREGULARITrES
Thete Theirs are a, selentifieally yen-,
repamtimr, and better th.n any
trutria. Being liqu i, their action
rendering them a relia,le, epte:,
for the curia of,al - obatruction;
tare. .Their. popularity it in
oyer 101,009 bottle. , a-r. .1 ,
the ladies of q 7.1.7
ti.e strongest terms of p.x4re nf tl.l- rut
They are rapidly taking the plate of ev er:,.;
retnedY. aril ere cone dered br nl! .11 , , litu
them, an the garret, safest and test itfa'4:
'lino In the world, for the core of ill knalt
the removal of all obatruetona of cert.,
motion ofhealth, regularity and btrenil:.
rettiona, stating when thee may be ti , el
tag when and why they ehotild net, and
need wl'hont producing effects eottrarr
MU !awe, will be found carefully fol
bottle, with the written signature of
without stitch none are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JpEllsl L. LYUS, 9i
New Hum Conn, who eon be e on al:
eciaalty-or by letter , (enclosing E IN
private &teases amremale wettt ea
Bold by Draggiataeyery where.
TALBOTI"..4 HILL!.
(ANTI-DYSPEPTIC
Composed of highly Concentrate - 1
Roots and Herbs of the greatest medial
from the tirigsal prestwiption of the eelef
belt, a nd used by him with ramarksti•
twenty pars: An infallible remedy in
of the LIVER, or euy deranemput of th•
ORGANS.
They Care Mar/ham, Dyspeplia,
Bilious:am Liver Complaint.
The well-known Dr ; Mott says of thessn:
used the formate from Which your Pan I
ray practice for over 12 years; they hue
fact upon the Liver and D petite (bon
eine la. the Valid, and are the ride: pees
which has ever yet been made by anybo,
safe, and pleasant to take, but plverttl t
penetrating properties etimulate the ret
the body, remove the obstructions of in
the Weed, and expel disease. Thee puns
Inman which ebreecl and grow (Estee:
sluggish or disonlered organs into their
and It:apart a healthy tone with•stisest:
misteltt• Not only do they cure the t
I? slate °l'VrerYbodY.-bcit also firmldiblei
etheeses, and being purely v•getahle are
risk or harm."
They create pare blood, and reams ill
from the system, hence are a p , lsitlve care
Headache, Piles, Mercurial Disearee lel
Humors. Dosz—tor adults, one Pal in
forehildren under 6 yearn, hail a Pill.
Prime= Dollar p.r Box Trade suppi
Mail, part paid. to any part of the .17m
Canada: on receipt of price. Vase pin'
fan similes4matur• of V. Neu Ulna;
V. MOTT T ALDOTS Ann., .
No 62 Fulton sheet,
To zritiowinits AND COPM
- STORK KEEPERS.
AT • GRAND,'ATREtT CIE AP
NEW YORK CITN,
You Can purebase Cot Ler.gtba of
cheaper than down town Jol
• - • 'whole pianos. Call.
Straw Good', Ribbon., Bilks. Flown
taw, Are, received daily' from auettoa.
En IT am
N(1411(18 TO TUR PUBLIC.
Wharf's iiy wife, Vary Jane Gardner, ti
and troard:Vithoutiont owns or prorotr'
caution [II persons .galnat harboring or t
nor Ai:mount, as I wilt p.• no de to of be
mteciurs C
Erie, ADYilltl, 186641
F URNISHING STORE
TOE LADIES AND GENTI/ENSS.
A variety of Childran'a Plain and Farr
RE ADY Di ADE CLOTE L
Ladies' Beady-Made flatlet Clotemg..i”. ,
Fnraishing Goods.
All of which will b& kent,en , hana
otdpr. Oar pods are mibiractrel'4c
Stamping, •Ititebing,rluting at ^rslJ.;
shortest notice. ^leo, a large vanett or
Patterns for Ladies' sod Children a Ga
.ders it 111 be promptly attended to
' • JtiliN rn
French St , between L'
S P R I N Q G.OO
N'w TOBACCO Clat
The udeisigted have opened a nee '
rif„th_,Artoet, between state and Fr , each.
Paulin'OTtee) and will beep constantly' nz
a ril? of &Pre, Toba-eo, :ton if, and eel
aro Ina drat etass Tobacco store. 'bill'
11/01116/1110 sad retail. Flag meant'
totem of he beat nisei/facture. Sznetb.
110 fa zuodsin.grett varier.
&Or ty
BOAG
A n
Sped;
yams
C. G. CLI
0029 Agente for L. 8.
nn76 6 -l7
0c515-ly
909, 811, 511% Grand 811..a0d 64 any
E 7 Fifth block ea%t from the Bowery.
apl9 iy
N W
NOW RxcErrx , .; . 1?
JOHN C.- BEEBE'S
April V, 18116.7apr19-1m
ttEtk_iitik isLE rerrrEgv ,
D. THE CANAL, HETWVN F.ECO.N.D-k
• ' rem,' FORA. cal
She undersigned bare associsiel
.tbe Om and style of Webb & Childs, in
nem et the old stand, on the eve.'
aid fhird streets.
We solicit thepatronage of the enitonv
firm 50 the barrow of the puha,' esetd,
t- eitiOtt? Utmost endeavor to glee Pee%
dEd.
JAYS
maittb:li
n P. KNSIGN.
Booagausa and Near
4r6'l;atilrythalliiries, Nommen,
uIP More idadarßrowen Eioteitouw
spiflrli2tA
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