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''' - - '. - • - - ' l '' ' L -L . ' ' ' . ', • . ...- . '' , , N , t,0...\ ~ t oots its() : two month! f 3 efi• i ' . . . , • ...14,,Y):11i s7o6inon Yam. $l2 cm , •... .qt. "nor.lop Whey re t i ,, 3 to un'Aiks .yeti) ne the z.u'alshf..:l4. ip tat estneo Notkods 43^0: Local •-n" a boo: idarrialpa Reg :ere "weeve r," e.ata*Ohlce: 'Weary Nntireetover three Ilse* pa cent. pat line. Carigioni poetry. bn. - , pa a 'he roil:mitt of the editor, on. ikllar All advertise newts will be continued at n or the rorinn rolvrtiainir. 0011 ordered :a: Dr his drmetion. entree i specified Period to cane for their Inareloo. to zno‘antiolia ahnntd be addreraed to Hditor =ld Proprietor. Thinness Directory. (.. Srepeo9 1./artist, State St . aeir Oth, tr d. ctirtsgn. s irrO273Y 4? L4ll', ellrird, Erie County, lied other businate attended Watts ropatch, V.T37 0 rzE• A IrTOMIT AT LAW. In Ws*see Of . gtmet. Erin, rtt. artS '62 .1 EIN. pr.( I.H. 314 liVtN. Areoxygra awn Counsxm.ore AfT.Air. Par. Fro 132cketear North West corner of the ~ F • Pllllal BENNETT; Jrwrior or 11111 PIACI. Mee eiewitd ryr., olort, Fn 'ph Street, between rtftttand - ionels-2, I GT s uoTfily,Wotrford, Flor e ae's. I.i.n.m.'lNtointnet.it. „ , ..ynmois'hns. 4 ,4 .s'e'at attentlin oi.oo to oorne of zurstoi _ • • 506,55.1r0 I _Ec , s4rlir o r r i i:r ii Pt i aa. r Pars 6 - o 2 0046.itt. r.. IV. GINNIVON, . AMR. , la AT LAW AND grOOTICO OF TOII'PWZI'S. ~, Old.'hilm area, CITIMITIII2I3BP end Collector. vs c'te•t. building, eol4hireet corner of Fifth *ad itm•to , Eti.. Pa. i IPlrif.-t ' PITO UK'. .Toast Coaresaeloalt. at the new enre. Facto Villace, ban a hand a tarn iuteort or groceries. PraVfliOne, Wood and WrTlow Ware, I.lvore, Tobacco. Regan. acc . to whleb he re c.ll., the attent'on of the public. aathttled that oSer as scat hargatne as can be had ear part . ount.. marTY65-1, 0. V Ilf1:11:111tTT., M. D.. - Pargrofstr AND qCDONCor. tut 'ark . 4 reet. purr C. Rlegrors roro—boila. I+ol.Deo of C. W. Ko.io, Stddoor`oonth ~ f the l K b. 00 Fuufrultrut t Ste bouts heti)! o'r'. .11 P. M. mytil•rtf @EI __KED '• • (10.. \Cholera's - 104 retail dealers in Anthracite Dona an I Illoriehurg oral and arcnoi Nay lee Innao tnr fortaidies and prepared for bourn oaf. ron bunt. Y4rda —Cotner 6th and Itrr le, and r Ityrtit and Itltcer 2 squares neat of the . pep• 1, t r e. Pa/ InDketY.l2, 31. D.. ' llorttnoest.lePhrsieill sod torgenun ml 4 rent le en 028 Pe ••h at.. Open.lto. tbe.Park Mies ?hours !from 10 to 12 A. 01, 3 to A P.M., t S 1f ‘, —... aps Ste 232733 BAG ICMT4TE dn•iei.tt.. 0.1 qtategtre.t. 1.13 th tregota. East side are t : teolnable terms, if ippitect A: GAT RPATTG. Anent nt ;“.ry dot•a b n .evvot,ti and f‘r WP on very gee ' , ire of of INI 1' • BB[SRR • 4 11 Lgx is 11111 %nos. Crenczenu. ~ r1.n3.110, ..7 Oa. C!w, qp.d. Plamtnr, etil., am .:st' •M.f and ' , h;le Rwmtn. ° N+. Pa. lalTtf .3; 11 , 4RORNIC • lay R 74.11 941.1 ST MILS. ort s.evr•en gut. • Pronch acme/maw; Car ,e,t ne rKs..ronn '8 t•rm, it) Co'tl4-1,1 IL D 1.1 .2 • t f.tIV EAT ST.ADJA, sekevere., tom erei ' ul.l to au) le the eity, end wicls al! tondo (mart•tf) 1 , 0 4 71 A NI Ik lor in Groeitrien, Prniinefi. .qtrine , War*, Wines, .1...tqa0 ex, kc, nppaiiitq foe Poston:in., Erie, Pa. ervir9'6.s-1 y E. MAGILL. p ig nu,. runt. It. n0t..11- 61 51V.4. norll. Ain of th• Park. Erie. P.% 0 4 K1N!..07%, 11;1.1.V111 4 1`41.. - Frogissoßa tr G• rg- J. vortr,n, and Wbo , osslo deal.?, So C..at. •• f. , r v. V. k 'E. and Pooplo:o Liner t Rilkana,tll. Ca. Erie.. Pa. jac4f.ts ly. mom N AtiETLIC ► re made tior g-ORUCKF:ft & CO. INO Sell! ■nto'Gi 1Y J.DIN.O‘De D., Powwow , AND 5 , 11-0 , 01 , 21 floor Realty's Block, West Park. Erie. Pa. 'salefqra:Chr'etien k Ruth's ' 4 tom. Reateente Ylrtis etre t as house South of Moth ' boure=B to lea x., nod 2 to 2 P. r. ("RIC J. BLAKELY, ITRoSelf AT LAW. ttiarireT, Pt. Will also prsetiee An adjoining Counties: R. MARKS, -I' /Mint AND C LOTMIIII. CIMAXt Rkek. naeTv#,thr. Bennet's OM%) annuli knel'eleined on ahortnotlee. Tartu am u ram. an 73 ly U. Y. PICKEBINth DENTIpT. otto of tho Poonoyletnia Collor, of Natal fzar efitio fa flio woad story of ghmett a bulfding, the caner of he i .Raott House, Via, Pa. sirtlviTel IT Mara, D North Serval, (street, 7,Dadel- Backlngham, r).,D. 8, No. 243, Vortt, N 1 Um Pbitsdp/oblo. ' dram: MAIM !WPM TIMM die Emma, )_ Arroitrrra LTD 1AC1511;4416 AT LAW iCB ot7 BPRIAIR Elr..`npoosita Ctittenden R&1l Ida. Ps. Canadians and all other leind bad CneOrd• Saran o, Ede, WAVIM and Parrs es attended to carefully and promptly. • rand—. Watt. A. Galbraith. nenlasnln Wiltdan • ni,spexer & Itarrin, 8,14 Pa. Brent,. Ras. R. Padua:an. W. D. Brown . ..DMA CuAL; Warren. Pa.l: ••. - - BLB, BROWN &CO.. Wbotirliale dealers to bull sod soft coal, P. Pxylog dtspii!sed et or dock property to the car" lino, pro nocoomily ?attritive* the tool Nun:mewling - our sower:era as eiiitostitte vet icnotl6oucti and rittekiere of our old M. , " [4pl2.tt] scorr, RANKIN it 00 TI A, 6: 00)1,11.DIN(1, F , %tinttable Toilers. Fifth 'trod. between F. 6,, p a . cuit m work. Roooirlot nod od.d , promptly, C Irao!re dorm to tie _ An 1666 If CAV k!, 111,TWRRN SECOND & THIRD ST 4., ERIN. ?WA oo+e•.S=a«7 riar , hove4 the Interest o wit I cootteue to csathiet the &bore m 441441 r't the patronage of the customers of the old eeee,sm, of the public geoerstr. P . m'sin e =•• ttwo‘t endearor to gift perfect fts•hrfeetinn. s 'tkr JAY A. r1:111,1V. Pr 7 A'n clitlwry t•ENTFIrING.-301'14 I ER, b.lntigh Souveyor of Snath `l , pur.l t r • set any pee and re mirk corners r? nut•lota of the enrol Erie, or boremitu of pe, tad the tract , throve! oat the a ante. I 'mn for meoy 'tare 11:111:1 , 03ed as ellyae nortv go lr axe to refer to all tee f ' 11,0 1 0 ./.. men who hare hereof re ernple‘rd ' l,, t coder at tertian given to roapror• P • Da a rn , `..tion.. OH kyle prerezed to the .an Do rthora left at the Bite k A'`erttere 'Mee. ." Er , tk: Larn• W. ttriter, To:spike St ; E.We -‘n• Poe, t.th Erie, ail be romp Irtittendeit to. Lior, GooouriN C 0 . r BANKERS Peach trek,- near the ;Depot W nanws,. 11. GOMM, '' ,l ExlctlT L. 11. ORLY, lt• C. X.A11111.. per'soted their n , snagehvntA, at* - "" , tr e ltn to a General /tanking. Exchange and ca Bc4toess. "ntontldnuds Lid Intirrst Nitta of iil PPM. , bonsbt and sold, 2133141 I A. WEISEK _ . El= , • 1, NTRY PRODUCT, GROCERIES, nosNio - .13,prIns,1.1 Q rons, ascuits, solacco• • \,..„ ' -4 7 , kmj, MU= - Ware, - /Kits, 11ua s QC lack. siinATE e) . hazia mi., ERIE. Pi. - • for ocntr; Prettt;;.. r 4 tr„,. 9244-U .W. Ettur 3 air nY • /IND - 110A1111)1NO wratrize, tke ( IMRE OF F cm AND try Srairra, Jelbsob Prapriatiat We WITSIPS rad — ""C" oo hind at moderate Wen. bl 2-41 TOT.. 37-NC) 18. Apra DIRMA A t 01144 delight -superior to any • Color-ne—ured to ben, the face and persoN to midi. tba akin wit and trash, to allay tottant natlon. to perfume clothing, for headache, ke. It Is sruanatactaral fr.lm the rich Soo ls on Itageolla, and I. obtainleg'• warmer) gaits un precedented. 'lt 13 a f Inuits with setrast4B and opals singers. Ills sold b• CI dealers, at $lOO In large tot. Ues, and by DZILISDAS.n3 ip CO.. 2:144. York, whola • - sale agents. SARATOGA SPRING WATEtI Sold by all Dronleit. astrom RA* ...Tee Po r - "Exactly , Sedan Rhin& ■sid; "they were there. every tints" If he felt "Oder to the enorniog. he took Plantst oe Et Were; if he felt were et ofzlit be took ?lactation Munn it be leered appetite, wee weak. languid or mentally oppres.e.i, be took Plan-. tation Ritter, and eey never failed to rot blot on bie the que.eiiiad arm: P w persona want any betters therly. but as some may, Jost read the (atom [nu_ • • • 0 I owe mocs to you, for t verity as ars Platitstioa Bitters saved rsy REV W. If. WAGOVEIt, Madrid. N. Y. • • • ul ha+• been le groat: ao!•r•r from Dispepda, and had Cl ablution resealing. • TIM Plantation Ritter' bays ear•' RRV. C A.VILLWOID, New York ejt;, • • • 9 had lest all appdtitt —on to 'wtalc gad agora tad I could bandit walk, and bad a per 'tet &dad of &otter: '• • The Plar.tattoo taxa hard sot oat all right " • • • .The thaletioa Blame here eared me ore dem:lege:make the Rideau mid Trrtnary Organs that Cities ml me f r year... They tat like t charm. Km 0, it DCVO; manager •of the Onion Row School for Soldiers' Children. me she tine ' , vex it to "the ;reek and invalid children under her charge with the most heppy and gratifying - molts."' We hive re calved over a , hundred name at inch esr tElcates, blt no advertiretsent i so effeat.re ac whet people t'emselves say of • good article. Out tartans and our rep •tation is at stake.,lhe original quality and high chancier of these goodslyrill be sustained under every and all circumstances. They hare alrcady ob• tamped •sale in every - town. village, par sh ind hamtaf "among cis slued nations. Rau t Maori try to come a razor:lr name sled /Kr as possible, and because a good article cannot be sold so cheap - As a pow one, they dud loran support Rom parties who do not ewe whet they sell. Be cu roar guard. Sea nor print, pail Ore . the ea& .; P. R. flit tiCS t C0., - Hew York City. SARATOGA SPRING WATER! 1)111111 A MILLION "DOLLAR.% %YR D. ...gentlemen: Ibad a berm m a trartb 1 1 010. who took colt from • bed hart la the I.R sod wao eaeleasfor ever a rear led weed trrery•blog I emild bear - of without Nitwit, until I tried the Vitale o Meets. g Lla !mea t 1 0000 effentei a peracnent care Ifontvener...ils June 17. 11 1 010111170.' "I tole plitgare in t1C0 , 331012i to the *ate" lb*. tadg tiolreset as a vala‘bli toad In •Ifiwas bli artele for Sprain; Sorsa, Sontonei or 'calls ea noreet. Opt men have nod It for Barrie, Bruise* 8940, lakennu• Veto, de., and sit say it act" Ilk. mace. . .1.14 JittrETT. _ Forams for AmerPaan, RUI, , Fargo'a tad Itarzlad'a t../0.4%.7 -Tit, 'sprit* (Ix us/ •.. skating 41 winter, cram entirely coed In one week after Mae ectacavaeed =Leg year celebrated Illistarm runt ,GIOUteSt r, Mass-, Ans.. 1, 15135. - • . It is an admitted het that the Ilexteas limiting Mat inee riferins rctore':gities Ircidd der ,on rum end teat, than any Avtlole ever discovered. Ur ery-reen, and Waiters albonld ,slirsys bat , It on Mind. Qatek and mare It certainly li. All genets Im erripparl In steel plat* eneravtara, baring the it gartn.• of G. W. Viesto - root, Chemst , and the Priests U. S. Stamp of Stll AS BASSES k COyprer the top: adortlms ben toads to imantertelt w t itikorap stone platilabel- Look closely. - • • SARATOGA SPRING WATSR 1 It is a matt c'elightful flair dress'el.. -- _ h .raiieafes scurfaeddandrud. "It keep' the butte:oat ar.d-elesa: It makes the hair Hub, soft and glossy pretest/ the Lail ttatuttig stn.: tod &nisi V! It teems tudt upon preinstuttly bald betbds This Is wild Lyon's Hatharion will do. It ispettp, 1111 Chesp—dattlls. It Is Iltstsdlyseld Wet iiatr-losd. sad yettte ittitart tarred:Ude destsad 11 daily iasreastaa anti ilia's . II itatAr 6 666atif 6t6rs Matti,. lid Voiii it, Or 6 *III that doss mottos It " E. TEICIIIft LYON, Chnifst, N. Y. SARATOGA SPRING WATER I' ' =MI _ - _ _ _ ' • : __, Who would not , he beanUfall Who would not add to their auty ? What giros that 'amble 'ptirity inkdiS tingue appearance ye observe ipon the Asp, and in the city belle? 1t is no longer a secret. They use Rsgsesi Magoolia*Balno. Ike Continued alas reposes Tan, Freeh-b lea, Pimples and roughness from the Ws and Lands, and leaves the complexion enmetb. trauepetent, bloom Inc and ravishing. Until' , many cosmetic* it contains no nea•erisd injurious to the skin any druggist 'wilt order it for you, U not on hand, at 60 mai par bottle. . W. S. =GAN, Troy, N. Y., Chemist. DENIS BARNES & tO., Wholesale Agents, N. Y. SARATOGA.SPRING WATER Eisinistreet's Inimitable Bair Calming le nit dlr. All inataataneous dyes are composed of Inbar caustic, and nacre or lees d 'troy the vitality and beauty at the hair. This is the original hair coloring, and has been growing In favor over twenty yesrs.. It restores 'gray hair to Its original oolor by gradual absorption, In a coat remarkable mincer. It, la also a benign:ll Este dreads* Sold in two alles—bo cuts and sl—by all dealers. C. ilstmsrmacT. Mined, SARATOGA SPRING WATIM 1 Bold by all draggle & - Lrox's Frrracios Peas JAMAJOa 0111WSim-tor In, atzernon, num% Heartburn. Sick assaults,' &haler* Mortals, Flatulency, &a , whams Taming stlntalsat Is malted: its careful preparation cad entity parity mitts it& cheap and rel'abls article far tell:Lary parpo us. Saki srestwhers, at itre *eats per bottle. Ask far 4...yaa's" Para Extract. Taint tur 2 „ SARATOGA. SPRING WATER 1 af676 , 13 - ts. - . , SOLI all Dingsrats. GROCERIES II .OROCERIESII -The mitgraher has geoterted Ms stride of Groceries from the gaud ebbe* the Lake Myr* Depot to the. room tethe- With block at Sha st g reet, axon of Fourth, where be will-Ml.lpp, -to dm tot friends aid cabmen sal tllI their orders for joode Big 'bock u. Groceries is huge and carefally seteetett emd,ofie.e4 et the lowed rata thosleteat ettlb The crriothei corgi Re Italie ell 4* IMO 41Psoyntinslarldirlbis Witte' hie s -- P. SOBSYGGPI VitrOUl3 BB3LITY, Sap Ww.bmisstik w a le mby by ozevbobas cand,Xlassoll 4,104u5. , drodastotbmoiad atlttaA 7oamiM9ibatt_Lßttatl Adilmo sithateaspi , * z_iill3lll4„T.Lo BOx 61, Boso4.l(as. ME= i JAUB4 gR14114 WAY* Rt. 1.0414 ILa, C. C. U001:04, 2r4;Etrotdirar f N.Y.^ Sold by all rrugglsto ED , STS'LET." Sold by el-ftnigglite. Sold by all Dragithrta Bold by all Druggists, Mil DIENER , tiVßorted, , 1-Y - iriniatrrrEcti - , • 'PUKE. CONT,ECTION.ERY! End &dam La all Milli et PLAIN AND; FANCY--CANDY I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ORANGES, "LEMONS, NUTS,- &C., /to WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. YANKEE NOTIONS, W II 0 l'E S A. L 1 TOYS OF ALL 'KINDS, WIIOLESALE. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO ! Pi 13, 8 ,11. OTIITIRB yetate tbr the • EXCELSIOR FIRE' WORKS! •LL ofroros. TY 01;14 LI NT BERER4 BURGESS, 431 STATE STREET. NOSS AND ELM CANDY! She Cheapest and Yost nesrant REASDT IN THE, -COUN.TRYI It sill da ail that 4 darned for it, 4JIIIIO/2 PAZZI ro CLEAR T.HE VOICE, THROAT AFFECTIONS, CIIM COUGHS AND IRRITATIONS! And pump 'bolt !CM> A PLEASANT EXPECTORANT SL/JMPAOTSSID 03LT ST BENER & BURGESS, EalA PA IMEEMI 51CL12124 \ 014 lL .1 T • EIVIIIRX,LAVA it cp., BOOTS AND'SHOES! • - WE:',LESA.LIS 4M:).13-"TAIT. At REDLTCB9 plil'lßS.tliaving !aro:Mock of oar own =miniature on hand, with a complete steortemniS of thy marls wort, we an lull cheaper at 01 tamale ar _h tall • ltiatltlwf Ptnereartablhthirrent la this wile. Raring bad !peg experience 1 , 8 to the waits of nubs rune we stall team aniii=l Palle inefiauet•twe I , oult thank. •We harkpriamanartis ricks tai this .03 le =to am PLUMES :PATENT BOOTS'S; SHOES; totitlaolatnett of oat onstoment, and only iUsVl:t at then; to satisfy aity ow at to dnar aaptrioroomiort vier Ansa toads tn Use 44 tray. & .- 7ho PluatzAktot oat* no hioldng la an Mal Mum the start as on* worn for unto Oin ' 'CUM!! IMPANiIt2NT Will roootro oar own ropreloa ottortten. 144771114 Z 437.5 4103,1711DiNGS 4. . Po: the trade slims on WWI to l init. • 7 itowtiaint thanks to oar OA& and 'autamerstat Put 1111 4 :b0Plo by Jost and hoommtio dogma. to marts on nano of the mono, and =OM larttrall tOlcall 'At lAA, ant OA Wet*fluttuldl io law... OA. No. C2t , Suto St k galo; Pa. int 4%, BOOKS FOR The !jilt:ain't. . , f. 4 CAPIURY, DlcVaitaY BOOESEIiVERS AND ,t3TA•TIONJW, /101111, ?ARA *Or, , L's pow oraLoi the lama and twit carefully seas! sto:koteliganny beiind sad I.llutrstat - 8 - 001E81 Er er breathe. to ibis market. laelndlein criendard warn; new Seinen and American Juvenile - Books. Project Booki, andMinh Berriceeiin ant /Wok. Milk J IDig MA11021887 .41rtiCIL14 Writing Desks, fittodi. I;dies* PO Wert Bowe, P - rtio.litenieseorle sad vtiret. Prase* Card Modem% Outmost beetstitol• Banda, &boot Card; io great variety, Fort )101110111/14 Card Com Gold Prok Preparing Posers; e`hafgo voila/ orrifterArnelim JO S•musts Pick, Photograph Albums Coos the,beat mops itetori•e, to the best stelae • •• . . • Itserd6 CAUGGET, VoCIAIGY t , CO. (I_llOlrlll2 • - • . „ • Pita NI ELASTIC STITCH AND LOOK STITCH SEWING ISACIIINEg f I=El WEIGSL a 7XIGLIgRiB2O.Stata 86.2, erts, Wa. jeyOUF4f EMPLOYMENT for both Seim Disabled sad reamedaoldi•zi, 'ssldo• a awl embus of alga soldiers, and the annoployed of both awn get. ermlly la :ward of turntable and ratable samplor meat, funning ao risk, eau imamate nub Ist Inelhoitiag • postpaid Weaned eavelape for la:Matsu to DB.-JOMNT. TiAIiNALTA jylll.4os . 1 . it0e.162 Eteaaillals N. 1% mstirunts TOISTIII.-1 Ittatlitiodd •5o b.. XI • maned (orlon* hem Tflltroso Aebilitfi Preteac tore TiteeyoLed all the tales of yout3tal ladterzelione will toe the eels of entbrisor bobololtit mot too to &II who aced It. the seeps sad A:actions far makfoicirtehthe ' oh:43U woody by wh he wee oared.' Suffern, to prod% by the eave ich rtisethe expertenee, can do edby id di egged JOHN R. 43Q1SN, dee:3'6B-Iy. , •No. 13 Clhedelent Sh, MY. 17118 Evil RIBA 14 viunnutut am Sward Voisin I and Instruction to young Melt—published by nor tinf Atootiattoo,ss d_orottres utak " In masa ottsal -090. Addeo. . pr. J.B 1101:1118TM i jalraSly: . ' ' • Philadelpha; Pa .. . Iq'SAUNCURASTLAN- & cl3/1101. ^, l ÷' • the Om* to bar ' CIMP FAMILY G AOCTRIES Ruch betas, ohs. tThooolat• Ulm's - task Cats Stara. Yoram, Pagn,,Toploos Pail Bang- giOs filmsr • Rice, Balla( Pala u% Crain Tarim, Spilt thakerselod Wbost. Pow' Mott. flomla,Boogr; Wootrod sam% Jay, Garai, Ponta Ousos. Plow. row fly VONA COM Illoineat the e sn Moto of noors.tu- Ann. Waist rieklaVturrosts. 310. sad., In he* everything bolongLog to • FirstCteas Irma, Stato. - : : - OFF S PITTSRSITI t , 00.9 bl 5 1 1 / 2 Co4l.BliErre 7 / I vtistnit oL ltnd tooQWetleDroteV "l ' PROMO; ritOWEIONVe'OOIYEN AND 1111.:1411f r • 11124 t 1141.14, t ' 423 *OR 'ffliZET.ll24ll.l4. BOUTRASD, CRAWFORD UcCORD, DRY GOODS, NJTIONS, Oar stock ia the begat war 4%414 to. the aitti eanstattag of ' PSINTI3, DELAIN23. a. " 8U5.14 CLOTH& 048111111111.1124" aLtecns, k DROWN BNCRUNG3. Co osptets Assortzszt of Noes Gonda Znyy kind of attleto la no Notion Wm; Jiod, fa itioti. • centre amortnakat of derytitiog - . corded by. Coasts, Dodds. • TO BE 80LO AT NEW YOBS PZIOEI3 I Coltstry Doha art brotted to stye ass WI. Wit do lo vbald*• bad*. Wifoolooo, floalof at mob pies as IQ soaks It to p .dreati pior 111 1 Krebints to tido ovegoo t 3 deal loft. 4 of toodat rut for Mob goods. I • Et. S. aormiD, w. a. Culirsozo. 1 1 . Napa. egsyll--tr • • • I:14S lreu, iii; We would terpeetfolly tit! lineation of BINIZERiiii Lill DEALER • , So oar • " • . NEW PERPETUAL LIME KILN, - - - Sitastai on it? Casa. Rarair.LN FRONT Algin SECOND ins. - , . ..- : Nos irelepods. , _- re* go non du ion r el i ou.:-telle:4irre 'on kluelS :ad a » trop to fa it neat lb* ann. on .‘"' " - • - .lrLita ok own's: gIIABIPION efc CO.; •. THE PLACE TO Buir - HAEDWAREI WI bun no orgormo for Hookitez Book& loritidoss . , accounts or T117110 0 , 8 , 1'. 1 1 4 .1. eas thareoro Blacksmiths mill hod smithies their tteo At Mimeos k Co 'a, Ira Pinola Sti abaft Esilmed pivot: • frbi best =edema efroVona, 1 A.SUID4OI3 .6 CIA TIM Pro St . Channel tar ttetttairetera sad Diorlira • at Phu:lsom * C0.14,111M1 Nadi alt, attarbolm &awn' orient/ d 2IL Cativi at Bbianon k Co: ti Pea& st. G ls" sad Patti st Shaman Ces.ls= Pttai •• . _ C• Mated trOon A. Puss,: ram gollik Oath , wils. - At gbranon *Co.'s, NPR Peacket Tar--cennins North Carolina, - At hangs & Co% 323 Nu& et, . .. • ecytdes. &Who and &ribs Stews ': - . et SW non ix C0.'n,11133 !each' Sil t ,"?. Watt Mew NAM and Tort Ponds" aßkerperwr at Shannon & Co.'o, 1323 Panel fit. 1.4. Exalt:nails. ILA Wtattilin; - ocemr elnr=o-- • 3100a0o & Co 'S 13M Nub 347 Odin* the ;Woo 80. Depot. gas, pa, Lam' gels Agent* In Notth• tretteitt Para& for tlar flrafttgiffan Patent Axton also Flarrlage Me serf ?sr gar Proof Saes and Falrbankli S•slea., J 31941• 118.109NARTERS :1/011 • 'aU G 0 .0 SI iiitimmul *'D ICTAIL IGROCERT AND 'PROVISION STORE. vatuss AND, ladamta. • &It scirteutoEcilt. linr- *Mr rotolitnist thaw old 'toad, aroriras Btses Stato stmt. , a largo_ sod • stolen dock ot - Gromter, Provisions. tir.so. Lfrioroo, - ; • • , Wrnow, WOodeo. omAt3ttoto Was% • •• • Mita. Nata..ao , as , miotiet 'OvveAthor resod ft kis& oldob, tlimotll j ooll as dopy oat* Wilma 12'110 ay pr , Cash or roost IMMO eotortry Miry am oils* okbard obi of ilk, LAgoot and twilit 'Voids of Tolloloirsail Seero 'pet 11110110 t NiSar. to - vtdeb t • Witzetto As Wootton of go onlito P" ow sad warzi—• lOW* etrpoitor to bode' nolo LWOW Aillli6 soolortli Ogrb twsllll4l torarts. It, "ALMS* it GROOligr HEADVIARTgIia "..;,11411ILICliat BLOCt. EITATS J0n5i..407.42 , - If. 1 11.110511.11VallUX RIOS citist setlirt - . • „. ravi•ELL, SZLDEN a ELISE, ' CM FOIIN DARS.4ILAbg/NISTS, STEAM ENGINPR- , AND BOILERS, DSIVIN4.PIPEB.- - _ i.uttiblsa WALKING :IRONS MTIA GEARINGS AND MACHINERY:' All cam work Is roods tram 410 1 ;11i 6114,144 awl Ir,;w, • :onto tots of rho' BEST STYLE AND isroatataipair., ; - r* , V* e saw *MU limply to air Vselatzery vd Vaarthetssing 4Qilitl,i to 1994 fb.. inersamd dr *2**4 for ow work. . , • 1 , ..r.7 111:10214. OW. SMACK, JOBS ff. B 104: FVUIVISILINO ■sons Anxiety jebildme•• tea afar Racy:. • - RE&DT MADE CLQTHING, • . Ladles' Itestdy-Ndle IJ.der Clothing. A vaxiAty at Gee" TataU3latCoWs. all d 'bleb will be beet on band mid aleo weidel La older. Od rods ars al warinteetared by eariabree fitaropiag. Fraridelaintlai sad arsidlas &wear the aboitigel node*. Milo,* tame varlet. at the latest stela %Marta tat ladles' Gad Children% lbeaseate.. *ld*: de:swill be prwarpgratiarded to - toil* viititlM:h -4 ' French Re. berm =drab. CUM Dset( as ausnL, D, DEALEBS 7N BMOKEB'B kRTICLEB, Fancy Goods awl - 67 PrtascA Oath Xiiir Pane& .FINE 31 . BERSCHAIIM arid BBIAII q'cimiltruta s crAy.atnrA wad LAVA. Pll9/3, - cdalicAsEs.loa CO. BOXES, .Itates sad Leditbirr Toilet* VOAlthel. WOW SiLi ter, ta. - to,/ Tarttlia-Gersmia sad VlTsbui Smoking .41 , 1 :CHEWING TOBACCOS L • ilawe 1t ea sabot amle% trait Peri& la the uzitioa, and so alp dillyath, atteataa aMpa cry - fahaata; believing n e eib thbas roods e bat etupapt, Wm OW aia &Ws thearitendmink, - • ear has or %. Irina& . 22A00 ' 111:0 1 fd i ' 3 :II ' O bILMi. ai lr gtr . ibigtottlan ,ta and trym WADI*: &TWIN) tdorettulr. - Wit Ms ssurOsi jiodr.is Iliostipin Stettil.Toot Wat“.. i bpFusgpolk yfg.- moat. . _ ssirlionow & MAR &roux. ?is isiters4 . 46le7ara 4 : — two it sinil'obsess OW. amil !Wadi, (oppoidis Di • pal* DOM will bop imustantly 01104 Ithiiitc. op* Of Seem '4~W' fr slat payola s Iliiii4orinbsesostors: vita Pig mid I "sii tat dorviihrla • tablinsi "adtionsitstktorisiniiirt!. ' torue - ' sum ERIE. PA.; TOITASO4,I4;BO4MBER Q. : 4 .16k iiit•lV lOUTAlitllO* wzoaii; 103881.8 la IMISERY, GLOVES, &C. rFr.7l . rrl oiL SULTS AND . TAM, DRILLING TOOLS, TOE L4DItB .IIND GENTLZKIM. Eligni .711 tr -rar as an Aiaveillannt Wrenn DestUne'hialne tbs diMt ifrevaiuu areildk pep* pa tithed to Arley-heave &edit et Ihttsbent: end Test et the Ihineehaeas steer, end itlng ire the bands el Utmost Indesellid alum shmeskosi the stir b-sesieis eatlee at ,thap State, is' unquesn!ashie ear of ttCteit ninetieth" iea leeu ta the esethi. Erb neither b said by - net lees time Petient tiatteset seism, and. Jet the adeuteres sine b the Uhaliat. our tar Ile the laird at say r i per to lhla licenoe. ?a s pirant et all elgusai . 144 hen ner. War to 4*posto &the threctuch Ands en annulled, endive Ocommeelestee with the Paldle; 1.1 ton wait to nuke f ear !adages knee, edeettlee to the °beaver. • I • fermi biro opetisl bargaini to oihr. admilao V 'ilia' 06germ. - • • • Ifyos nib to bit) os oo'3 anstlifir, *With, 1p thy AboorriT. 1 Itloa . , bove:logii 'Whits to poblitl!„ strortisi io ttto Otainot. TI "yen trbb 'to introdoee . • ee • artleb.' atm:the to the Ohrernkr. VP* litlh to prim of anythang at anstion.a& Vie ht,the 0 een4. It won ir!at to adranoe - your lateinkte, Myelin% Ste Then Gtrate slid be mei bla immeare Anton to lath eloote&wthin& "The eeent of emitmenemeere." - esid Jahn/mob Astor, "le a Ithinal awe 'prtiitwoo tab 74 Minima* of Wham or see who ben Veen eireweriM i =meth brn proem ophis ele&ertlefint.,Bro ifkirstnaimrast be es twat 14mM he meant to. otorkiwo any hennas man that the shorted tray te r pewit, la the two pointed ostby-ainird MA Astor. • - • • *is :..41.11,19141,470 it* Nirempoit. taVa Thioiitaso insa Robssialla ' • •-• tsbiall****ll resod Os- pals aloortboosdatsto **MI *OW act left my Mils ast. , ` 0n0,5t."4, ibis Is musty a imply of Idiot . ** Yostaas :pat soot soli do. It Is lasakablsto 'all ears of isolia: analage,j swam, oats. bridas4 sonlas; labs, ay* moo; or bow: *mow cf cans kW* Woo* *realm Galan rokypsi le Lae stool plaois sagraviso. brain the oaten of O. p. ifostbnok. Oboolatoosi Ike pin* stamp of pima Sims b ,00. Maw To*. Bantu !plias WSW; gold by all praisista: It • -• • _ wha!valoo a teanatot Iliad at bat, s'ad ita proa amiliac ',tato pretostato Nadas* ,areas gist. mt 411 to ass itme. esiebssied /gstUrtea• mks. thip belt rick eon sad &win endlFign !Ils ; 'droll, as',3 aims in: bait to pow 'with 1112111 iist beauty. :.!t to oad ontrarrhore, -Z. THOUS 13014 t S. PON*, Water, cola by ell liciWebt. = - - 4617/1 - IL, VAIMOLLII..."II patient *dm thoftnion oat tlidag,7 sad the , moat *tit dor tio boat maw. nrarozwe the odor er palm:drab:ail selhrita ema aid dettow to the elan ;lea podium; Oar ' headsets End solbuinsalen, and to omelet* compen- Ida in sick 100114 to thennnory. end *sin the Wet eidetOird; It oan oo obtained ararfedalo atass deux* per bottle! ttaratigaMpttairWater.Soldb on DrodOlds• ' stmest • risitsthia- nr tt• old Is ;psi sate is sAsiarbii% &AUBE. T 1 1•7 11 ° 124 Braltrity tt be* bib; frost Oa, Putt , to Sal% Drakes onsafairtary is as. et the Isstitstiins et Weld York It t. said Dist Drake rata idol the ',bets to the le.ststi dtetse with MI cataikite tat Quits 're tas old stew issildatera to suss bier "tirearitt a g tk* taco of NAM: irk el gives blur t s eaodapole., 'We do not know how this bat is deka°, So Plistation Diktat's soil is ea other Wide lair at 'ties* int sae as alt VWX OO ' Of lb. sousisalty. Sad as tiath as Ibipepsts-ostista They Ars sore lavisolitisit whack Isoisii sad woes, wad dreit aeietisar. '•' „- • i tisratSoilSDlsst pats, . ZS'S stt Drisgststs. .1 ooaairJ °beta altar i soloarn oft lark, eta hardly teeogs'oed by, hey friends. Is AI& . 41 alortia dashed UM AS had & soft, fahy pliny6; alrooti • utor le EviootAntos; exidlitmeard or II 'Ohs rally 16,4pearid b,l U. 'She told boar panty she seed /*Ws ;lapel* &bp, void irmild sot be Immo , £l4 l Ley aka, Improve her DereePal aPPrarlor• *WI mull kr *alp; This article: !Cm be ordered, o say dnigiiitforeely bb try.' r.arutigatipttag Watts. said brill Druggists Hatintretit's Woadlo Pair Colas*: Imo boos otoad-. tit grotkimit t la dror:tfgr one twititryfori. It mite upon tkitabiutitmitt Mg", not', it tha.hair., sod et.opssrtt to It% `iiistot.l to try - dogisolF - in dtu bade* hid tolito the bath Motototrooro to sot of triNtst I nk certils fajta . , sumalts, imiratatls ita row*, sod pia bissiffal hole drisittis. Arta 13 °rapt iwa, gold Olfdosters -" Plasaiogra *pi t* Water, sold b an pronto*. 11l Lumeig Timm*si Pl*Jairueta amolurrtnt Wie ildr l , l "Kb e if 2 . l° L / i 2 s ts mu" wb• • wants;. raw atitit M gargle gittsiattea and ea** rutty sakes It salon. Wart t•ugi. &rude.* eamigmAtirise: i 50 14 "Mr wltsts l• tainstipm beet* ' • ••• Saratellk Wittillit Intim* Oa kr an DPW . "' I 14 e,. I [lo scavroanto.: • Itytti in. Tars Loci Ono resPititite err ! t • - •• • Estinlatiammanmi , 0.15141 r Cintruatta ! Yeses Fuqua Gitlin not'. • - T*Al P.auttli tint • 'map EtAczl - ' • • Tsai Instrielts ores* Etitio • . ' Cosmnrso of eft later t , Iteirina t' • WA" Auivz.kintrionsiu asp ATCO. • Oaf Pr CARTF4,I2I EXTRACT • - - .DANDELION 'AND BITTER-SWEET. ' wefeli expaireathee proved to bathe most cortatti tad etteinul eta be pie4.taall t,Lla eleee of complains, -.1 • _- curprs • • • X Olir :0 I NT H.E.Y T Mee', has Do 401111 mule Puri thethb - 11430 env telly ifilleall9 sills oat Toro. ty. Atm En' rate to Set Klima, Tear gong. all OM Sorer, sod Man that ore hod to UV. i - • Pitts° • tlanMltpa. $lOO as battle. Of Yellow (Hi one, 3ses. per Bo!. t • ita3o4 • 414:T sin.' - • • 1:"4' :EXTRA \ CT OF M R F.‘ la ibeettbsibt ono of t - -• meet 'sizable rarely Nedivism 'WV crefehted b the psi lie As ear tateerstat rositailbsor._ whiela It ewe* or eiveare• hay isi co or lam leatw CILOINSirdI re algiga6 whether tato lat• pardl applied , - -MALMO 141 N) OMR illi . '""lAlMThride/ WM" the hot dm" so treoeactil asea. don roe Witt a: taus themes' st belay la Mesabi@ eilisilasut [sestet!, carried throes* the totem. sod every lib ylciesicmalsoce "Mai sad vsnsekselliied iced seethed bf Yon propertiee thus oasis/ the poise of the able. Wools/ attains,. iciness,. eada.smd onbalbog. dissoon—babes tb sehsataze.of abrtle basing ibib s . reedy vtlierat test 'OLD Bt AT. • DRIIGGI et& coav, raTrzusoal . ; ' MI6 ViAtti, , • I on hint tis batkii* et driatia cZttses,*l4 V 40 . 11 . 11 /OWNS? duD tinted? irp . blelStreit. Valois ltUly tai.. 11 c0w1.% P.. R..,Wari?,rfoßtiat". sr . . 41 'lo%z thirst PARS Ror', . 5 • - giro Jas• reakba4 TWENTY ..CIISSTS chuoir: .‘-innett • 011511811 AN itiout, now. N & ' • • i Reis jilstisosted (rpm Weir Tayt. . . • -; A FI3ESEI" troyQB,COFFEB ANU gpigro. klas. Tlembra.trlen Now IN* ' - 011obilindr•d kite of al Khan flivatly sea thadosidnaCal Fhb , „sa/Vt, Q . OADTDitio tilW AND loltplrVL lisp% ►Pena 11 . COUstIPC 4 401i11t 411111 XIOr 111. bovrabi• sad pecititat butinow, lar" llNl dea4 thottstlt.so was Dianstets nano Mtn Pt to SD' pet dip pt!LAto - • - wit 41 • AT 4117, .409.0; Masivt,74; wain St; T., , iiiise. a. ittinctomJ :- ' • 1 . :•.' ,; . yea ima s 9..: 5 r _5 ,4 4 11 ,.1 , - P '6l A .m tF l ki* , 6o,64 - ...L ' Aikii ... . ii=t:Pi.. .R. w it... baiidunfrialut: 4,11 ity, Ps, Mir sow Ow} • eaakttelbeiin ig. Calletkoil l eisP O S lealela OVA , di lbw all St : Mu, Par_ livery State a • Coate all.gar4 Union Democrats Aed Join the column. strong. - That moves for lowland Liberty - ' /tasters the tyraits' wrong ;,• • • Will have no brakes Tinian, bogs, ; • Ns Poland in the 43,utb . . •• . , 'Nor Ireland ivied hy -, ron hind, • No oadloolt on our mouth. " Hurrah! Hurrah! for Lite/fgt./turret: Harrah for oar country's deg, • And on it every star. . • • Dirt:armlets may rent and howl, Thad. Stevens rege.and roar. And Sutroer in eheSenete F 03,1„, :Ar d Wadehrecurses pour. Our banter is the Sir that bears — For every State a4tar ; Arid death to the Dittaisnist its syrome• ry woOld titer. - Hurrah ! Norsk! for Liberty, fic. One PliOn'fi that. of 'all the States— ' From Maine to .otegon. ; From Late to Gulf. rite sisterhood " . Of thirty-tit in On. ' Oh ! who woull s sisals State • From out this glorious •band , Accursed be his traitor heart, . And palsied he his hand ! • . Numb Hurrah! for Libirty, to. Ob 1 who would blot's , glottis etas I. • From ont that toad old fist. Oiosti ft Greeley like's lie." • ' • ' - -, lll4lAloggete•pollotokrso-rif 41- 7 -fikLiar ilkUtftl49l4l•l4loote4 • • 1 ; • iror4gity 41t,errok I iltinwh:l_ Owt Zaboits, •co Inequality dt fierzesentsticrit. • rule of Constressionil representaticin is in the lower [louse from the Heath., (forget ting, of course. that, the South has no rep. ietentation. as yet). ;,becattie it allows three Oftbs of+ the'negroes to be counted it: l estimating for representation. Hence. they want the Runip einieridosent passed, in order that the representation of the %nth may hermit down toe white bask , . These Orator" forger thalltria to.the Son, atonal regulation by which 'the New En glind States secure more representation indipower in the Seuate.tban . their poen - - 104 one warrant. Let its enlighten Own. . bollix NOV England, ov yankee States he a united population", of 3110;372 w i ilea and 24711. negroes. For this pop illation they have timbre Senators in Con 'griset,whilat New Yolk, with 3,831.730 whites sad 49 005 blacks—more than the wholopopulation of the Yankee States,- bee only two Senators. , Her excess of population over those /ix States 1745.452) amounts to more than the whelah e p u t a . tion , •of• Maine (62tir79); mor e th. o the.- whole of New • Hamfrhirs and :Vermont oluthined (326 4 073; 315,095); and more than, that of Connectiout and Rhode Is.' lanentibined (460 147:174 620.) • Pennsylvania,' with is population of 2659.266 whites and 56.8 4 9- blinks. and Ise,` Only about two hundred thousand of the . sum total of the aggregate . -New England population, has only two' Sena- 1 iI;FIL Throw off New Hampshire or Ver. mint,. and Pennsylvanis has more people ' than the remaining from Statile. Oltle' if you throw off Maine; or New Himpshire and " VermOnt, has as lams w popriltokin as the . remaining States. and ye has Only two Senators. ' ,-. ;Movie, Indiana and Missouri; if you throw off Mass ichusetti, contain each as large populations as the remaining five' flew England Stites, and yet each •of .theni has but two , Senators. Odan egni .11.4 tie representative basis , whilst these See , of i l e x a - nave ten 'Senators, those three The ten - &anther - a 84te3" thinin Ord niti . reptesentation in Congress, are enti tled to twenty Senators, - If allowed Sen. atora scvnidnig 'to popttlation. cotnplirei, with the 1T , ..s England ; population, they winild be entitled to twenty-four Senators, anti, have ,1.0.52 070 people to spire.:.-a nymber-equal to the:population:of Heine and Connecticut. or to that of Conneiti cut, Verthont - gfid , _Nevi/. Hain - fiabire„— Thuit those Einstes -- .Liveuld, be entitled. ao -trai , to the Y,afikep apportionment, - to from t wenty-sii to thirty-one Sedators7 - ..Crain 'di" to efeireii more than they e v er hid. '' -4 ' '•' • ' r -t ' ' ',. ' . • - '' " . ' - :10 addition to these facts. dine of these Stites separately exceed Rhode Island in ydaite population ; eight,exceed Vermont; seven exceed New Ustiapsbire - eind.Zo'ne equal% it ; 'three 'exceed Connecticut nod tiroiiiseed Maine, ',":" I I . - ~..., ~ • . -In the Senate of the „guitar( Stttett. when ell the-thirty l aix :Stites „are :, repre seteal,New England " furnishes erne•sigth oT the trielibere-Liirritve • Senator'—ad. fit ' glr the people of that section number ; ti on, y • one-tenth of -thel country's •poptill. tics.. Whilst, the eleven Southarn•States _set oain out the Yankee section' pe.seas,s one• third Of the Senators of that body and ianti'quetitlir wields an , ' immense' p- war, if restricted 10 IlkIll•popnlation represents thin those six Sillies , would h. mai itled to 4to. (satin-Senators sod One.fift ti of a Sea , ator—only a fraction ;Oyer - the f present net:ober. : Thesis facts disclose the Soares' of - the IMO:tense infloenee. and. power exercised :4i theliew.: . 'Zeeland States in the affairs 1 :: 11 :ilite Fedeitil,Goyornment, and tell the secret of the Rump pollov - of continued separation "Of the Statee of the tiniotr. Whilst 'New England ' , thus _controls,the 'Senate ,of the Unit.difitatet. and makes laws fir the whole country for her own benefit, itis not to be expected that her pOliticlans will advocate a restoration 'Of twenty more Senators ‘ci that. body to de 'stray the power of .the Yankee section. Nor. Is it to be expected that the people of New England, who ar e a daily profiting* their material interests through the sect Lineal: legbletion of that body; will :vote. otherwise than as 'Vern:nit and Maine ,have just now dope. The Yankees - are; true to their section and to themselves fi and tbarr efforts to deltroy Southern rep. , kittionbitian.lttie but p arts of the general" ptan . to e ~,,,,,,..." ......... . 1 .. rI .. , a.....,' Pa.: =ME EMI t 'The .Rsdiralii are now misplaying, All their leisure timein "busing there aident of thkl:foited•States. They can , find. no' epithet 00 vile and slanderous to 'aPply to him. '2 Pete() by their own votes and preei 41y upon the - same' Union platform: he 'did =when -they- made him. their. Vice-Tretidept, 'Amy -are ,now; de., ributicing hit& in- the bitterest mintier bieause be will net follow in the-treason able and revolu)intary . Tiath they are treading The folly 'awl ircnnsistency their eburee are apparent on all .thinking men. in, the e hutry.,..Fer y ears they its --1 rertcd that -''t he Preshiiei.t was 'he ettre.J apitnent." and eitsigfd 'eirery trial , l ob• treason who' criticise any of his 'olBeini sett INo mail was: "loyal in their - view wbp did uot blindly aseent-to ..everythitig that ass doneLor - said by the Ea*eative. , :.; If, they were right then. how utterly eon': tli:tilde in the eypt of all honest men must be their preeent : : conduct, and - bow full cf the Ira* hest •.'disktvalty" , naustbei Shell. venomous msaullAl l _l) o n "the Golf:* stii)-ct The Atiessts ;CAraniete Rays:: 449 e sotewinty eve - thw,lNnstbera, - -iten , are fv att's ,alnywhfrit .itt the State. of _Georgia.. *6(14 is tbey are in, twig diarist of New, England':" Atsd the Was: '-"Thal each et-our` - Nortberwl et obsosea-otrumtily. Witte truth,andito:the_ t.'saactliatiort lbw parties. to thv tate, yettbalsry strife—wilt - kwlOhlt , '(the aloe s trife - • 0 t 7 .- 77,767, C44:0 , BP:Prii,w,i.,ilThfAi„ri , !iiit AND PROPRIETOR ME ERIUNIE *.The xruCOhill Neat.to Henry Ward Beecher, Stephen Tyng- of New, York. has been the most consplauttui of the so•called"loyal" clergy men of the country. He was very strong in his deounoiation of slavery, and very oncomprotoising in his hostility to the rebellion. His utterances on' both these subjects have rung through the country for the *last five yews, and have had a powerful ioiltzence on public sentiment.— Wheii Mr Beecher. wnose letter, we pub light d, found it necessary to' `decline the Invite tion:to 'take:part in the proceedings 'alba Soldier? and: Sailors' . Union Con vention at Cievelenci on the 17th inst., Hew Dr: Tyng was invited to act in his' veld • To this inyitattoube baa sent the following re, ly Sr Gtoaces RIMS*. 1 (. • September 6,186 G. General %tees G Halpine: MY Mutt Sitti-Bly home e ngagements and 'personal infirmities render it impos sible for me to sire the time or effort which woubtl t be itivolved in the journey and duty ytei propose. I should be glad to give you a different rePly_ it it were in my power. I have read with great delight Mr. Beecher's unanswerable letter,• and desire to thank him for the fidelity and power with which he bass - accomplished an good a work. II shall honor the soldiers end sailors of the nation if they give their cordial:and united aupport.to. the sound fur ii!beeltblinlrprincinigi.. which, ht' pro. Olin" 64 4-AlsrAtniti.- - 1 1,701 001 !-Itiqf ' 'tfie:PimpTe the land` unite with theta' iit c the universal. determine= lien. that unlor:lihorty and generous-in terpretation aad action shall end all cep treversies of' the day in which we live, in .the immediate and complete sewn stroetien and combined establishment of our *hole nation as, one harmonious and prosperous people. That, a ermeriering army should desire this seems but accordant with the spirit of e geiserous victor . That they should -as 'amble In peaceful fellowship to avow and to promote if. is but exercising their tight at citizens, and Whiling their ob ligetiorts as intelligent leaders of their felkni-rae.n ; and that ministers of ' a re figion, of peace and good will should ens lain a purpose 'and - movement .so honor able to the nation; would appear to be the plainest dictate of duty in the poet Lion which they sustain. and relate us to the people among whom they dwell. - I cannot 14 fuse, therefore, to approve and endorse the meeting which is pro posed, or the platform on which it avows itself tri stand Your friend and servant, With much regard. - %max A Trim Negro -Suffrage. ' Remember that the House of Repreten. 'tatives of the present Congress eassedit bill to impose universal negro suffrage tel the District et- ColUmbia. Every Repub bean member of the House voted for it, The bill was Dot 'acted upon in the Senj ate, because the canning Senators feared Its effect upon Northern elections. But almost every R.adietti Senator Inos either publicly or privately expressed his opin loci in favor of negro_ suffrago, and the Senate only awaits political auccesei at the Ninth, to put the ntwatare tbroush. Remember that the resat feature of the Constitutional , amendment proposed by- Congress is a biib • to the South to „adloet negro suffrage. The .Bosto that of negroes to vote js to have negroes count era in its bssia. of . representation. The Stale that 'erases the ballot to negroe- is only to have its white population repro seated. If half the population of a State entered. the State will get twice ,sist • 31.0.4zerour"Panbuisraa - in aver Am if it -the unr. constructed States" in - tne - Loyalista'ainvention" at Phil adelphis, have declare& in favor of mire etrieted negro suffrage; and the whole of that convebtion were only deterred from I taking the same po - aition by fear'nf politi. 'eel donseettenma in the-North. For this weakness they were soundlg.herated by na Dickinson and Fred-Douglass, whose harangues received the enihualas tic pl edits of tam:emblaze. Ratoember that attbe 'Caucus of loyal Oovernars ittat held.-iti - Philadelphia, ale most every onepre(ent expreastd himself in favor of negro suffrage, but the molar ity concluded. not to commit their ,p+rty to 4 the doctrine, becitive the pewit - pent of the North is "not yet educated up to thit pnint.!' They - asserted. in .debate that if the elections were lost, all would belost ; fi.it,that if the elections were gain. d all itn - ulff-be glaned..ine uded negro auff , ace R-member that last week in Phitadel 'phi* for - the Sr.& .time in the history of The 'larked eltates;:whites_and blacks com mingled in what purported to bai repm, 'tentative - convention of the people ; and that John W. Geftry'Sgured in that cnn= vtntion. was invited ton seat on the plat .form with".its , offlo •rs, and was enthusias tically cheered by its members 1 A Dialogue.- Sow—Father, how Much money do you make is a year ? Femur —About eight hundred dollars, my alit. B—And you work every day ? F.—Every day except SOnday, my -on. E.-:-Welt, Father, bow much does a Congressman! F..—They need to get three thousand dollars a year, but they raised it to five thousand last' Month. does a member of Con gress have to work every day ? no my son. There are sessions of Congress in two years—a long And a short one. N'ow it you remember your mental arithmetic that you leara at Mhools, .you can tell just how long a Congressman has to Work. Flow many days are there in a month S.— Thirty. F the long session began on the 4th. of D.cember 1565 and lasted till the 23,1 of July, 180 H w long that? ~ B. 232 days Fi=- 7 .Vow take from it two weeks ter Christmas holidays and bow! touch does that leave ? 8.-218 days. F the short session much ate 00_ and that 'Nil they have io - work in two stn.!! F —Toy is all my son. B.—And . , then two years pay is ten thotiesnti dollars Let's see 308 into 10000—why that is • Wily two dollen; and forty-three cents a day.pay. F.—You are qui to right nay, son. you will make a OM scholar. • lltante CLestaa's Peres:—The Radical papers are imposing upon . their readi4l and making the latter appear fr-quently as falsifiers of 'a cts, by asserlinithst Mrr Clymer voted egmnst various pro positions in the Senate. I:7Prin reference to the•Sonste Jcitina:s it will he eeen.t hat. in evety one of these cases - the propo4i lion we' not before. tlir Senate, - and that the qtrooton was -aimply , wilt the Senate proceed• to consider the resolution ?. AD •ib. Abe. Dem-floret's voted lklo, -in every. in etiltlte, no nastier what wee proposed; he. cense they insisted that no But - jet:4 could to properly considerel nod Pope should be until a Speaker was elected; according eetabliihed use e. Wherever the vote was 16 to 16 this was the case. Let every man who desires to be correctly informtd be on bra-guard. . , . Tnso gegvass' ' haft —Egglaod has ,tried Thad. Steven!? pan with [vet •nd for several generations. and the appalling, result is before rained and espatri . a ed people filled with.,inestinsuishable 'batted of their oppressors. •thait trill he Our policiy with the Sin.thertiers, nr ablll. we eqthor wake them • friends and part. nen in 'working enithe vest destiny of Our otanstryl :.1„ , The Riii;Orloszii Riot - Irian villrtsketrp: the riot at llow,O r , leans and.' trace it - back to the Itedical Congress, [cheers, and cries of "bully. "1 you wilt find that the riot at New (Meat s was substantiallyplat eel': rf yon will ' take 'up the proceedings-. in lindeeincus- SEB, you will understand that they then • knew-that rt.:convention was.to be called, - which Was ektlottbjr its power having ex pired. that it was said and-the intention was that a new govennuerntwas to be di reined, and in the organization of that goyfrnizient,:the iotentlektriul 00 -0"•': chiseeone portion of the population called the whitest,pepuzlitfon, who, lad ; ,ipst been emincipated. and. at dominos time itifeastegiiasiwititivisten.: - - Mist! lestfrailliiiiiilltat Were; Made of talre'up the facts on the Fridley, and Saturday before that convention sat, you will there find that sip invites swims • made incendiary in their - aura/gen snit lee that portion of the population (tile black population) to ,arm themselves-and." prepare for the shedding , of blood. .. voice, "That so,!! and cheers 3 You will find that that convention did assemble In - violation' ot law, and the Intention of that convention was to:supersede the recog nized authorities in the State government of_Louisians, which 'has been recognised by t - e government of the United States; and every man engird in that rebellion in that conventiod, with the intention of superseding and upturning the civil gov eminent which bad'been recognised bi 'the sovereinent of ,the United States, I say that bewail a traitor to the Oonatitu-' floe of the United Stately. [Cheers ] And hence you find that al - Other rebellion *AS Consmeiarred,baring its origir in the Rad ical Congresa. These Men were to go Were, a govern 'went wire to be organized, and thst.ode in existence In Louiaiair was to be superse ded set aside end overthrown. You talk to me abut New Orleans. And there the question'was to come up when they bad soltabliahlad their Government, a question ' ir-pohtleal powers—which of the two gsv sinunents,was to•be recognized? A new government inaugurated under this de remit convention, set up in violation of law, - and:witheiztothe will of -the people. Thwerresidums-Abey_bild-estahlislied diode goverrigh extee4o"," ;golitinut andlinr‘stotl they :0410d it. id fits colored population. then thiii Rids teal C 'Nam deterraine.that s goy. - framing estabtished on, neero votes aer ie be the govoinatent of L.-uiaiidis [Vol cps—. Never." Cheers and cries - of -hur rah for Andy "] •'. So much for dm; New Orleans- riots, And there was the prone and the origin of the blood that was abed and every, drop of blood that was abed is upon their skirts and they are r..apiinsible for it; Johnson at St. Louis - - General Grant ' The Radicals are sorely troubled about the. position of General Grant. They bare been trying for some Jima past to capture him. without sucoesa. -Recently, at Cincinnati, they , made a Oink move ment, which, ss re-ulted in their entire discopfitneej: - The Genend, it aqems, visited ViNdkr, TAtatre in that city, and while rezietly enjoying the per. innuendo n scene occurred *hick is thus described by the Eziptirer : "The Bepublicsas paraded to the theater. Eggleston:and eaters ascended lbe stairs, and Mr. Allen..tthe mange, r, wee requested to inform General Grant that—there wee a large crowd of citizens aus..tae %elan desired:to see him. Mr. Allen went into the private biz and conveyed the intel)igence to General Grant.trho :died: cannot and will act see them. Please tell their commander to come tq me:. Mr. Alien communicated with .the commaterer, T. P. Baker. svho marched into the theater, end, with ethers, entered General Grint's private box. .- • Without giving Captain Baker a moment to ray a single word. General Grant'ap preached him. and said in a firm (one : speeds far ossiasi. ;maws'. **•Sta: I am no politician.' The Presi dent is my commander ireChiet I atm , refer this demonstration in opposition to the President Qf the United Suites. Andrew Me son. If you have any-re_gird for, von will take your men away. /am groat y annoyed at this demons: , ation. I came here to enjoy the tuentrical performance. I will be kited ti e rou all to morrow tohen the Prenclaitk arrives'" thetrirtoCincinnati.ittiPo re alg tjanoersot;ih efathezorTer al Colnne Worneo tow supported his policy. When the Preoldens said Ise was glad to Pee him and such so id men standing by the Constitution and Union in this hour of peril, • The. Preitident said he wanted nothing. hut the Union of the entire States, when COlonel Grant rep - larked, "I anrawarmly with for in the effort." The brother- •of General Grant. the Rev. 31. J. Cramer, presented during tbo converiatinn.-s- After ,h;s, aim 'any Pane man doubt on which aide General G•ant stands in the hour of his country's rail f . -Thad. Stevens on Foielgnore. Ana- having been nom)ii , tte3' for Con. cress, Tbad. Stevens made a speech ftom which the following is en extract,: -We havt not y et <j l i t e jiteic.3 to the opples..ed race. We lave not gone as far as the emperor of Russia *hers he ordered the freedom of thousa-wls of hie Overawed peopLa and s ndowed them with the right cieetizenahip.. We hava been. top 'Scotch governed by . our - own piejadices,! We ii.toned too much to those wboi. cry is •N o gro N;eger , --- t'Slyger I' • We are ia/laet^edio omethbylhose perzans from foreign lands who, while inieareh of freedom. deny t/Lat blessed bons to the who are their equals/ , • ' There is , a plain manifestation of the real feting of the Radicals toward the foreign population of • this country. If they could they would deprive every ado; ted citizen of the right to vote. and coefer that sacred franchise on the necro instead. While some men are trying to deceive a few . simplebearted Irishmen' that they are the friends of green Erin„ _ -Old Thad." comes nut at his Jew home` mod speaks the honest sentiment of the Radical wing of the Republican party." lf boldly declares his preference for the ne. gro or.r the foreign-born white citizen, and avows his belief that, thenegro is superior to the German races. Is that enough for. naturalized citizens Do they need more convietinepreas that the infernal spirit of Koceri-Nothinciain still exists in the hearer of Thaddeus Stevens and all his tellowers?-Zr they do, let them vote far' Geary. .bigiiseg- en original Know Nothing. and they will ro pe:,. or their fon, when. it shall be- too fate. No foreign born citizen can vote for; a Radical candidate unless he is willing , Qbe reduced to a condition below tilt g a 'ai....l"hat is what Stet-tts - and all the . - to at.. done. Bemis Iforion.-'ge and enthusiastic ensue/ it Irishmen in , Washington city, oe Saturday n ikb i last, the follewing resolutioti was paux4..._ -Rooked; That the late mancettyrnig the Radio:m.l..4o gain over.the outs of our • fellow citizens can only be - seeded by the latter with ridicule s o contempt, A'artictilarly when it is :re that he Radical. have always been the hitter anemia of the Irish race. an! 'that their eader, Thaddeus Stevens, gray ri4entlyto:-' , declared in a public-speech the negro to - he far better and more deserving than the ' "Irish or Germans; and: that duritigAtie last session they.were careful not to eon :summate any measure for the benefit of those whistle 'votes they now 86413 -t0 /43. Cure. Ttie 8 -Befoul° Waldman • reoordi the ohuiriation of two members of the Election Board oritou.stioe township, Centretcoun ty. for .illettally refu4ing t 0 reloefte vote of an alleged deserter at the itleotwur , is 1865 'nip presiding judgeof the' count' ; r ty is a Rlloblion. : - . , ;' 9 ,la that, the , de- . tionneing Andrew Johnson foOtisyriniW it is well' enettglt , lo *viva a _ main* or Kr Jetta - Yaw Buren , thet!the'' elegant end eourtiv useatierant ?bp itqmadiate pre , ietecier bate d 31;ese Wields and ntsde ttieni -- t:ket -fas tidious:" ' " 13 El =I),
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