4100allilesseess.• 'New- tbefeostrei Ileac" /bee
arlins .isese eleven alswelsolding"ltetarand ale
non sliveholding. New there are sixteen free
fifteen ‘ slese States, with six or sums Terri
-lOries to come in as free Stater, then we shall
lane twenty two free States and fifteen ajar.
States, Kansas disputed, and with the right in
Texas of making two slave States. Surely there
is nothing in this picture to alarm the Senator
from Ohio as an element of political power he
-41easbali items ) aot fees it. The !farthest" *Mee
"lint atriscendeocy in both branches of Congress
and in the Electoral colle g e. Where, then, shall
we look for aggression? is it in territorial ac.
quisition. Certainly not. When our independ.
once was established, the States north of Mason
4 Di*on's line, (as shown by the Senator from
Mr. Clay,) in his speech made during
the last winter,) possessed an area of but one
hundred and sixty four thousand square miles,
and those south of. the Dame lies an area of six
hundred and forty seven thousand square miles.
Now, the slaveholding States possesses an area of
:SW husdred and eighty tw3 thousand square
s• stiles, and the free States, with the Territories
isevitably to become free States, an area of over
. seven hundred thousand square miles.
Surely the Senator and his party cannot be alarm
a at such aggression as this. And yet this
eberge of aggression was a constant and fruitful
subject of discussion for the Republican party
during the late campaign
The fugitive slave law was another. The law
sas talked of, even oy men of position in society,
MI though it had no constitutional authority—as
though it were the tnPre act of Congress--and
that by its .gene~: al ino slave. were reclaimed
They knew better, Mr President. They knew
that the law on this subject is nothing—the Con
imitation everything The law gives no man the
right to leis fugitive slave The Constitution has
, done this, and the Supri we Court of the United
Stases ha' so deeded; end the law is but the es
eentiin of the constituti.loal provision. There•
fore, those who rail against the law rail against
the Constitution; and those who reject any pot
lion of that iostrunsent repudiate all its blessings
'The Sdiator from Ohio has not beatitated . to do
and yet he claims, I believe, to be a friend
. lot the Mateo. Senators representing States, the
ieraly.turea of which have taken distinct ground
against the execution of this law, say they are
' h,r ,tbe Union and the constitutional rights of all
"the Bastes. Now, was not this constitutional
peoei..ion ',tie of the compacts of the Union !-
- litte it not one of the compromises of the Consti
- %lotion? Certainly it was; and no man has a fair
claim to friendship for either who will not hold
that it is to be faithfully executed. The denun
eiation of this law was one of the potent means
of the campaign, to swell Mr. Prement's vote.
Bow mach of loyalty to our people and their
freer institutions ?here is in it I leave others to
decide
But Ido not wish to La misunderstood. lam
not standing here either as the advocate of sla
very or the defender of the South. I speak but
to vindicate history, and particularly the history
of the late Presidential contest, which has been
sex unfairly referred to I do out desire, nor have
I ever sought, the extension of slavery; and
heartily do I concur with the Senator from South
Carolina (Mr Bader) when he said the other
day, '.l do not want the extension of slavery "
Mr Butler. I beg to be understood correctly
The Senator from Maine eked me how the re
mark which I made was to be construed? I said
this r now maintain, as I have always maintain.
ed, that All lines of distinction being wiped out,
I was in what lawyers call a condition of indiffer
ently. I said, let the institution go where it
would; I would net attempt here either to restrain
or extend it.
'Mr. Bigler. I think that'is the substance of
the quotation I was about to read. The Senator
from South Carolina remarked.
"I do not, want the extension of slavery; I
have never contended for it If I had the right
to vote to extend it by :act of Congress, I would
not undertake to do so; I would leave that to
the choke of those who settle the new common
wealth."
That is all I have ever desired. It is all the
Democrat party contend for. The Senator from
Texas, (Mr. Rusk,) if I understood him, ex
pressed the same sentiment. Is there notsuthonty
enough here, sir, to show that the widespead
attegati. , n, that we seek the extension of slat ery
by the ag-ney and power of the Government, to
untrue?
I (11 not agree nor do I sympathize with touch
that is saol at the Sluth on the hubject of sla.
very
1 have read articles from the "Southside Dem
ocrat," the New Orleans "Delta," the Charles
ton "Standard, - and other Southern papers, on
the subject of labor, comparing white and black la
bor, from which, I utterly and entirely dissent
I Lave no sympathy with the Barnwell Rhett
.sebool of polities in the South, who talk so in.
eessantly and so flippantly of a dissolution of the
Union, as though it had cost our fathers nothing,
as though it were• worth nothing, and its dissolu
tion would remedy a single one of the evils com
plained of; and I certainly have no respect for
the suggestion t.f Governor Adams, of South
Carolina, that the slave trade shall be re•commen:
ed I condemn, discard, and repudiate the fatal
auggert and I am gratified to believe that
Southern statesmen and the Southern p"ople will
do the same thing I have, however, an admira
tion for that class of Southern statesmen who
declare di,tinctly and emphatically that they can
only remain to the Union es equals.
There is anoth( r class of political philosophers,
widely separated from these of whom I have just
been speaking. t..r whose opinions I have, if pos
sible, still less respect. I refer to Garrison,
Wendell Phillip+, Theodore Parker, Henry C
Wright„„Gerrlt Swift. Spooner, and similar fan
sties, who, in attemi,t.ng illegally to abolish sla
very in the States where it now exists, would dis
notve the Unir and aggravate the evils they la:
meat Although in the main these men acted
with tho Republican party in the late canvass,
yet I sm not uncharitable enough to hold the
sins of that party accountable for the monstrous
Bentineent3 of those traitors to our beloved insti•
tutinns. And with the madcap. of the South I
would throw overboard these fanatics of the East,
and take care of the eenntry without the aid of
either
Mr President, I have been forced to speak of
the bad feeling entertained by a class of people
in the North towards the people of the South,
and of another class in the South towards the
people of the North; and the task has been by no
mesas a pleasant one. I hare no sympathy with
that elimination and recrimination which is so
. ealeniated to estrange those who should be friends
and brethren. The people whom I represent in
pest upon this hear have no symtwhy with a sec
tional contest. There may be some in the ranks
of the Opposition who would press their opinions
10- - 4 e dissolution of the Uoion; but so far as
Pennsylvania is concerned, bey, withe,
that the mass of the opposition woulct le irt i i r tey
deemed the danger imminent, rile free from the
shackles of their leaders, to stand by their coun
try. The Democracy are a unit upon the goes
_ ties. In Pennsylvania they have an affection
which is coextensive with all our people, and with
all of the States of the Confederacy. Her creed
~. embrace* the South as well as the North. She
her been, and she ever will be, just to all. Among
the fuse to adopt she will be the last to disesagsrd,
I the eoirtinants of the Constitution and the Union.
HOT people remember well bow we came to be
unit* and how the Union has been maintained.
We do not forget that when our independent),
• was declared, souttiern and northern men coon
stledogetber; that the Constitution was the joint
production of the patriotism and intellect of both
motions; and that upon every battle-field men of
the South and men of the North stood or fell to
gether under the resplendent banner of the
nation —that they did so in the war of 1812, and
in the war with Di *,
co. Are not the events of
the latter war fresh in our memory? Do we not
.reooLlect that away down upon the Rio Grande
Zitßuena Vista, the sturdy volunteers of the
and of the South, under a Southern goner.
al h aled immortal victory oar a Walk esasyt.
ifs des maze remember, too, that_ wpm tie
ahassaef the Gulf of Maxie% *wallas their way
to the City of the Ilioatesumas, to vindicate the
honor and dignity of their couetry, were found
together the Pennsylvania voltigenr and the Pal
metto volunteer, under a northern general. We
of Pennsylvania, are for a fraternity of States,
and of the people of the Stater. All that we
are—all that we have been—we owe to the Union.
It is our hope's' the future. Snell is the fooling
of Pennaylvaaia.
I would not be vain of my State, but I must
confess, that whoa I beard a prominent publie
man say the other day, "Pennsylvania is the
heart of the Itepublie,' my pride was excited —1
If the segtintents be true, then, sir, the body
politic will be healthful. Every limb will be I
invigorated. That heart will pulsate only in uni
'
son with the best interests and happiness of the
people of e Notion. The vital strength will
be di alike to every part, and disease
will hopelessly assail what must be so pure and
healthful. Neither fanaticism nor fillibueterista
Can make any impression upon that good old
Commonwealth. The storm of faction may rage,
but she will wine out of it more erect in her no
ble patriotism than ever. The more terrible the
trial the closer her people will cling to the Con.
atitntion, the ark of our common safety Central
ID ber geographical positioe, and still more so I
hope in the confidence and affection of her sister
States, and equally so as to the sources of that
spirit of discontent, which et times would .seem
to menace the existence of the Government, she
may beet perform the high office of the Keystone
of the Federal areb. I believe she will perform
it, should the crisis come, and that, though the
controversy between the North and the South,
much lamented by all patriots, may go on f,r
oenturies, she will maintain her integrity to the
Union, and be found standing like some impa.r.t•
hie isthmus between the bitter waves of diseon.
tent, whether they dash against her northern or
her southern bide.
Vamping a Sermon
Same years ago, the minister of a certain
parish in one of the New England States, a fas.
cleating preacher of remarkable talents, unfortu
nately fell into intemperate habits, lost the
esteem and respect of his parishioners, and was
dismissed from his charge. He was fond of v .•
luting anecdotes of hid past life, and, on one Op.
elision, related the following incident:
"I was invited to exchange with my neiptibor
D—, and knowing that his congregation were
very particular, I studied my discourse thorough.
ly. When Sunday arrived, I made my appear
ance in his pulpit During sermon time, D..a
con E—, who sat directly under me, kept his
eves constantly upon me, as if he was unwilling
to lose a word of the discourse. The congrega
tion being di4missed, I descended from the pulpit.
and was warmly thanked by the Deacon and
other members of the church, for the excellent
sermon I had preached I was plea.ed with
their flattery. and thinking that it mnst hove
been excellent, as they said on. I determined to
preach it to my own flock on the following tah.
bath. I bad scarcely finished reading the first
psalm, when looking down, who should I see hut
Deacon E—, observing me with all attention
Never did a preacher feel worse than I. at the
sight of that good man. Lie had cane from his
parish in order to hear me. and I was going to
preach the same sermon that he heard the Sun ,
day before. Well, I could not help it I tried
to 'forget him, and prayed as fervently as I could
When I came to the sermon, what do you think
I did' I new ruffled and collared it; and the
Deacon hasn't found it out to this day "
Remedy for Corns
There is iu the New England Farmer of the
9th of February last an article on corns, which
appears to hair- been an extract talc( n fr. -, m Dr
Hall's Journal of Health, in which be says among
other things that "c o.ns, like cousquip.i its
never cured " Now, sir, I make no pr teusi air
to science, but will state some facts r.dative t .,
my experience with corns Many years ag . i, in
bay time, I was afflicted with a pricking
ball of the first joint of the little t,e, which I
supposed proceeded from api g. in my ie...
Being busy, I endured it until ,011/t . let-11r, I I We
when I examiutti my bo)t, au 1 no; tindiug railii
cient reason for complaint. cal;ed a b•ly t
mine the foot (not being aLie to ,
Ile represented a bard, horny substance Nu-tro
d:lg the fle4b, which Lie pared slightly, and app;i:
ed a drop or two of wormwood oil lu the ,urns
of a few weeks, the c ,rn - was wh..l)
and crumbled out like scurf or deal matter, and
in that place has never trouhind me since. I have
been afflicted on other parts of my fe t and ti,es.
which I have tried in like manner with like
effect, except that I mole a greater nuai;ier I
applications of the oil in some in..tauces: Now.
if you think thi• of sufficient importance give it
to the world, after fixing it in term., that may Le
unders'ood, ai it may be the coolies of relieving
some of those who are afflicted with thee troubi,.
some tbingi. I hay,. fuel faith to its rear}.
having prescribed it to others with like results
A SECT OP WIFE BEATER% —The English.
papers state that at Whit , hall, there exists
of professing Christians who propagate the (Tic
ion that the practice of wife beating IA in accor
dance with the Word of God. The her George
Bird, formerly rector of Cumberworth, near
Huddersfield, has established himself there, and
drawn together a congregation ; to whom Lt _
preaches the d. , etrine that it is perfectly Script u
ral for a man to beat his wife Jautes Scott a
member of Mr. Baird's congregation, arts sum
mooed by his wife, for brutally beating her be
cause she rdused to attend the same place of
worship , that he did. When before the magis
trates, Mrs. Scott said she had no wish her hu4.
bond should be punished it he would promts,
not to use her badly again. When asked by the
magistrates whether he would make the requlsite
promise, he refused, saying, "Ate Ito obey the
laws of God or the less of men'.'" As he would
not give the promise, the magistrates committed
him to prison for a month, with hard labor
The &v. George Bird has since delivered a con rse
of lectures on the subject of Scott's cony tenon.—
He contends that it is a mad's duty to rule I i•
own household, and that if his wife •efuse to obe)
his orders, he is justified, Recording to the law 1 , 1
God, in beating berio order to enforce obedience
Gov. ciEARY.—The N. Y. Tribune pubit-b,••
the follcrog extract from a private letter Com
ing from a Republican it short. that fiuv
is "doing well," to quote the writer'« own
words:
" I saw Geary this morning, and am quire
charmed with him. He is the beet talking man
I have met, and I cannot but think him sincere
At all events, it seems to me ungenerous to con
demn him in advance. 'Give the devil his due ,
If the Governor is a 'devil,' he is quite an elegant
gentleman. I don't know why I thought him
gray-headed old man. Perhaps his name conveys
that idea. But, toffy surprise, I found him
an Apollo—six feet high at least, faultlessly
id, a very handsome face, jet black cp.,
straight hair, line whiskers and mustache—in
sheet, just the sort of man to win the love of the
ladies. No wonder the Lawrence girls have in•
vited him to a Thanksgiving dinner next Thurs
day. My dear friend, depend upon it, Geary is
doing well. He bas not, it is true, done all we
can wish; but be has done a deal more than the
other side have wished, I can assure you "
FOOLED !--Two valises on Saturday 'reit
last seised upon a young lady of this village,
and carried her by force to a deserted bouse
near the railroad, and there locked her in, after
satisfying themselves that there was no outlet of
serape except a small sized stove pipe hole; .nd
as one of the profane scoundrels facetiously r
masked, that it was easier for a camel to pass
through the eye of a needle, than a girl of till-
Mac to crawl through that hole. They then lc tt FRF-., T9H.ATOL •In %%Mar Original Eln'or, to On coos Lod
her. Upon returning at midnight, what wa. tine. 10. nvin
in
any
°limn"'
in awl. by
s srEnstrrr
their *writ* to And the room vacant of eTtly‘ Po - nider ! Powder Powder !
thing ezoapt 'suspicious looking garment, stand- A LL '^u are M oast of PUS' DE3 can be secombaxhami pr
j - cotillag ..o [Doe. Jas. b. sritsturrr.
lug bolt upright on the hoer, dweetly coder the '
Mao. Lex % CAP* and 8.111137 iteE amnia ijlb l ie lL wA
eters pip bole. The pommy lady had abed der , 1)!0{ 2 3 Me. JAS. 1.
hoop sod at
tramiod out of As Ads.—.l4m4aws. doe article ef Mailbag! yrift r aWe
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We )100111.1 hoe I eat immullve4 ham Mq Y•ft, wad
opPeeilir
TUE OLD STAND
MSSMM=Ii=I
•
GROCERIES.
Wooden 84, Willow War*, Provjsiaay
which be dew's' to show to Lis e 4 enstonsees sod the leggin
Him stack of SUG ARi wobrade all Y.10.1q and y thsy ewe pur
chased Were the We rise. he one sail tow' • Iktie lees then other
relall Losses In this cit y
IV. Stock .1" Tom. and Cab fa, rem 4, Fine.
and will bear Inspection, for proof of width oall to and enaallna.
Via. July S, P 466
OODNN AND WILLOW E..--iiaby Warni,
W
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&scar. , 7abe, Kock IN 1.1,m5, 'samara. Bird Oaega
Path'. luta, Kaelenee, Cnussa. Baskets, of otter " huts,"
arid to the rawly, for We cheap at SI A taw Cautery Stare
State-41
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CASK PrOla rms.
UTANTI/a a! M. SMITH, for .hiali t 14.1 %aghast prate win
be pad to I.:ma, 6010 Cat Slane, 4,005 °pow°, I.ouo Kink.
6,000 Foe, 10,000 Coon, 4000 Musk.
Erie, Feb 20. lib& tl
Groceries at Greatly Reduced Prices.
r (IA rE REC 1 , . 1V ED no itorticam sock tor Prime tirocettes.
ebielt I offer to the othttc at Large. I Mead lowa. to display
one 0: the lamest, ocsa'and meet complete assortment GR0i..6.1t-
ES In this market I offer Ind acemeula to customers, Marred be no
tbsr hearse In tbta city . and nab one and all to call and Malty to
bit tavtb of what 1 write
COWSHED, 4/11A . NULATliD i !VWDERID, AND
ski* St - is.
1 o , flat and wtit aell ten per rent, loamn than the alma vitiation
have but offeted it In SW eke, ttleattutt tnnnthL
a CP 333
Mine told anve..ument lit, over I eetp ID
of whim' you aye dis
cuss our Iletaidenttal meeemanti ulth every mach comfort, Rau
3lookm and ( ape 1 .111 oho. yon In quantities that .111 euiritite
tom, field at prices thet .111aatattlah and idetatat roe
TEAS (01 , EVF.RY Iwo Alfl 'LAYvI;
1 oder nor. low 4 1T11p, Volta.** V lo , ear, ! , tders, arch, Indigo.
.very thing. In feet, tbst faun 1.. need In LOT Iltle of bLLOthlell,
will Sod Damormined to d" Milanese and .011 rends st troull tor
Pt., I out vr
the nri.ty,i lbw rest of r unkind," to call Step 1
um• - , and let toe ebou you 00. cttatil , Groceries c.n be mold, at.
.ftba A. ffftitßETTl 4 ,
Erie, Jane 21, 1903 No. 3. Hughes' Bloat
J - . a - T....s3Crktrillia,
Bookseller An n Stationer,
titccotoo, t, II Guhntaan,)
Park User. Erie, fa.
BEGS leave moat nspectfall• to saanturtat to tho public ttott
he •El keep t a-t:t r foil sutortznent of ever. dans dadragobl.
la the an". and kr pontble, shypiy the wants of start C*Kil , *.
ttstto•s honnif that la • countt,tqa co,trot ttf far dmilinc, srlitar
, hea • on , ctt tar stnct attention to the bantams, be well be ounal
•a n• ,u • It rt. tam the Little t f fo:ster robot:to of thla Limas,
hot to ad: a f:a tt , tho tat Matta. giro ham a tma at the
Park new Book attire,
ciunutie,. s F tie not, 11. ta:th
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•-) ea• 0. 0. me • J hall to a' Tera'a
D Rip4n Wlarlaw, Elorset; 131•ckatv
to,b sad Larpet W MOORE't.
GRAMS all •tzes no 1 ,na' ,tkett, hebetst ittnoeh - e - apea
in the ell, T WIIOORE
VERYAI b.— kr.
'Anal", to be el.! to enatntnn trashing cad
• .itahtod t.. re,l`7,- painia /mese, aft se, tne
that tno without mush rutitani It is chimp and is • ita , ln i t 0•
innwor knd 111101114 Vett It I hare 11.1•1
all oth• - ktodi f and examine T A 11001 IE
F RCI —Oninr.a l'rrets, Carrant
r.", , f7.lltllold belq, JioOfte.."
eTR IICK , II. Lemon:eanlllN Row, Piq Ippin , q.krawl-•rry
„„1„a:tor oantite otlaw kiwis ?f Ettrs.ti, a. IIQ O JHE S
FOR EIA.t.E
41 Acrros of Cbolee I.asul, twenty, troorni.d, Manned nr
I• I tat. ni I Frencl- ' -s. trim Crie s an 1 113.•mit Ite
lt.prirto el`,t., F t.r.122 rtpp ! J u 11.A.R , HALL
Erie, ',art 13, 1.,1
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%Vlbolesale arid Retail Grocors, M. 4 tlosaip4l4e, Erie.
E ree,
1 , .si s r Ore. .ftryirtt Auk* irumt two•pirte rtuelt of •fir roc.,
tat to IV foon.lsts the 'it. .high they tell , eel
ttre cf...., sii talked ',boot Tea, Inn, 'IT A od
jorinz, "let rest t Urn„t• the placept the worth 0:
tki ,, lap• auT.a a's) kind or Aror. We raoteecttulls tortte
ors lwdr so cats and c nrirs, tt. yell and rasmane ft., stock la
ar 521.. we 4..1444, nt tat re. cap WI
them Li. ample an ...s. n' rt • • • 014. (Arlo tort ...erf•Ltt
liro • in. the U,, • that .•I.roe, I,rerris nr.t at lon pr,r•
fl —Ali :1 , •rt!• detievrel Ira" of eh•rge sty ensomers.
A ••11 19, lam , Ti.g . RETT R Pit"
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JA VES 3...ITEHRETT (ma,oreaur Gaye, ) coo es
cr" 'oda larg• aa•ortioNsh og al, hoods d ta/RONAN , Mg. Ida
•r r trot4ht for ore cash loatood of oda moiatho ttAr do) soorso:
tha! wants to Aid cheap Ora:Narks ovoid do well t , ~II at
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race from to par tb., In tb. ettnite sad SID town at
Juue 1•44 aILIZHEITS
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Kt LOl IL.-11aNing mad • arrangemeota with lltU.. t•• I. I,
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4. 1 r, " , fERRETI •-
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p.e la , . .1 , :'of r •nu•n , VO , lOO I.nof It
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.•hrt, r wrier!, burtlt and zrcand la)free, at
J ,".• • J r•TF.R.ICETT
trt - t ••• ato. - ,lnto• •.f I k,r, for a.! In',Met can a'
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tt, an can Lao I., , stid St
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(, l.—Ne, 1 L.srd, Wbale, El-I.h•nt., and a F oe d arricle of Tanner
can be ' , a lat J 9 S.TERRETTi
yr vsvs-1',4 ot more of those sugar cured Cinclana
11 Rains. au..l I o:%. aou Lar4, by r...11.n b at
..: roe 7, 1'5,4 J S. STER2ETTS.
Plt —Poe , ier. -hot Care, !Aid Ind fleets Fuss, coaatant:
o r t. 7 and qua:l ty A% I ha.. thr. Mairastr.,
r v, you no at CI tunvs tT aapppal vitt, P , ..yder at rawaront
IPT ca.,lnir J i STERREIT
r the. ha-tel and quarter barrel or leis quantity, lincl
+n•at and 4 OM and oats eotustantly on hand
Jan• 7. I`•✓t J S. dTERRETT
1.1•41N , ‘ n( o'.l kinds• FL,ea, Prunes, Citron, Oranges and Lern
, ms, 41/e. all *ands of Sato caa th had .t
I 4nr 7 .1 S STERRETTS
D %TENT Pans, Tube, Watt, Ronrdi, Cloths Piot, Wlnog; WI
nf 4 06 1 , 1rieton, roeuvant,... hand at
'2 OTF.RRTITS.
Et 1.11 —lt reitnnil, White 'ibb, Trout, Ludt ail and Hart r •
r •., :r hshd , J STERRETT
NTE If good wee utt..r to eteharige t.
Er II E 1 .fam, Nne.4%. Rin and %Kul
C..de., • $ tacs ra.k. ft" Hlung rapi•lle at
.1,,_:,a 2,:c. TOW Hrfre,RE
r,ce artfc • at
CI
lure. 11, FITYDERSE. , FIT It Jr.,TI(
,
CLOWEIL t Kni , ..t, , ted tu ouLle at
RTERREI7 k BR°
_
COD, Mt( tiVßki.„, WIIIIT6 FISH, liitoi7r. an.
Ilf.RHI‘ , ,, h , t....n grtan.ll% nr cthervuot t Is rod as rnnn Wu
blight, - in t, found at X , PORE'S
livo-s keeps e•err thing In the Pr
,110 .1401 fa Pork, Liss.% Li:lssas, Egg
oL•.
Fix naArLt c ItAnti' for 611, ty
Au:. 14 J C. SELDEN
T.
A %.IELPAt toexhirlitt6lesapp:y of e/tre T.,us, from 25 et
trr 51 per rr„ can De had at T. W. mooars, State-it
1 - 3 (ANT. MACHINES for sole otr7 10.
1) No I, 15:,6 J. C SELDEN
101 0 DER. ' 4 nnt, Ungs h - Lase. foi 'zals .t
J.tne, 14. 14 , 6 BINDER" ECHT h JLST7 E
EREEMERY"--t wlectlnn or the most fragrant end chola
P
nds at oh. Mawr of CARTER ,t BRO._
AFrt.F PARER 3 for sate by
Nov, 1, 1844
F
RANK FORRainFri — coxvt.Err xAsurt. for
. roonir
r r:rtiloar , clots Rook 'o
6. il , rk.
rt r i
R n Ar I d 3O7K "L ' I :TORE.
f ['LEV — AND MILL eiA trei.—REED a/ways h as !arc
AI at resit NO 8 Rood Honor
SWEisT 0 L all kinds, tad Syrups an
NI nlaaae+ g asap-- at ti.ot pent big b prtopa,at
A irditt : iooßrs.
r n.,ET Posoatums, ete.,
CARTER k BAO
Ti4lEllßig47(:l9 asso rtmen t
of
•7,•,. laltote. 47 •ol ng ' Cet In ,
end. nark, Furnitun, Hearth, Crumb, Shne.
loth.') Plasterers, Paper Hangers, all nn be had clomp s•
Irrhe , b,ro CARTER t /IRO
Lrle, 3.1 n. 7, /ASA
CR RE EN Pit NT—Mti!table for WlooloAr Mode, hot', d r , Rn d
I.ul, for "Ale t 0..., CARTER it BRO.
lEMESEI
____
Bavpin Es. —Due tine,d,rvitt , ,fltiit, --- WTtftereraah, Graining, ..
sb..e UraeLes, may be ("road at
A pril 19 PrF.WART k 4 1111 . CLAIrre
0 ALE and 1., ,, ,nd0n
Cheap at
0/C11) - Di•a3Wfirati - E
can he had at
• .e• Zl, 1W
Oysters Oysters
ri pirarEß THAN TIM assume', by the Cu or
01l 110lbe sad re* it tboy ore DM oleo
Sow. T. W WOOR
OTTON BATTINV.--A buy, stuck on 11,aad et too store of
BARB
tiNISTACO t LAN TASTER =CYO —A topatior artiole •L
a amadtaacte taxa wet at tbo atom or
No. 'b. SLIM tt BRO.
AMOKtEALL—}triver gad other .ov,tlay
s rood amortroent at the store of
Nov •.
TARS k NKr , : ' (socenoupors to Nu as ' •) ban the
beat amoortabent of Sbett Manassas*, Cutler., Nous and Spikes
to tin city No 3 Rood H"oso. Ens Nov. 20,
TIIE ri o tw , a gisoti taitr trotzted to 7,00 is at
BARNET IIIeCONEET'S
sc t.
(Saeoramora to 7: e t a Reed.)
No 3 Reed !loess
A .ria, Nov lIP, MAI
•-
t - ti*SEKES:I'I se, ettil gad tie tailseet and best &mart/sent of
c e ute ~tenr Plated :4poons and Forks. lemma SLIM
Litatan a and iron spoons 4/Wet °demi in this elty.
BARS LY Jt. IieCOSENY.
£re N ,, :6 ' .' IS'A
NOTICE
Ting Subeeri. mqufaty all tau.. Indebted to lam by Note op
Art,ll,ll. L. 0111 .11 melte betties 114 brit of „tatioare
The books owl µ(4 , 11 may to [maul at the stand of hie eortneeiore
fitiern. I but t its.l.lw.a Ft 0 HERRON.
Erie 1.31.1. •.11
1:=1111=101
T ! T !
J -
J q STERRETT
J E:'i.ELDEN
rEM2
ort•T, jun • • • ao• 'el La
)11.4.10RF7.3 iti•ln PAY Stoat.
blakj, by tlas Barrel or lama iiasatiii
11041 l
Ready IP ltel ay Store.
BARR & BRO
liiiMMM
. .4-,-.
Phydoisom and their Modes of Treat•
loot of Diseases:
isoral IS at ••4•ert on whisk thee, is so mach routrafersr moon
Its .dritill liisat 14s• Ofr
p.01,;1N 27 .1 tetyk,"itryit dints lout Intiter. bleed., what Oa.
ter calnalei sad klia‘ire.l drags until the connding pasi.nt mks
their 'relies; and shnoW he die,the practitioner sett! tell )•ni
in.' the Patlosi• eloststtla non essuld not G ene
tiesonsent, whet tie
fa u, ran time triatilient eras not to te , orne t , Te 5 7 one to per .
Peet le-salth. flew thou cooll mason expect one la 4E3ra/feet
halts •
Amelia*, school of peactitteaers irt:l4.ll you that water alone
tent ewe all las aomplautto id Stag. et tl.l &hallow adahnicere
herbs, roots, and as on w the end n 1 ttte ellaptes. The d..lerent
eatbeeia Wag ha aaakerogs as thew ttworses.
Whet BeniSmut Pratektts, by the sinaple weans of his kite,
brought the eiactriette (nis the Kilmna, tut world woodland
what use be aisle emu o f it What did he do / He, tA,. A res
thlat, n ttle bwafaatnr at Maidaiiii, applied at to the m. 1 ,4 ot
bos o m life Cross destroeuens tri that ...A t tie A .ti eleolileite And
to
this there Is ► retesrlruele suharalty het wenn the espirithents
slid results of tbe G•. at rsrosr et Lifbtntng and those of Prnt
Di G.ATN, the tliseuverer and maker of the greet EL •
TIUC OIL. Prof De Grath's as pediereets canetnenc, a a lib son,l.
means yaws age sad ame fore otk tell Intl. %ram ..! t.nl and
a ereteitted exertion he has produced. at Philadelphia. the scene , e
Ifeaalditee saileees, ► =under second only to that of his peat for..
roomer.
Thin this rustoslarbins Anothiletor of the Hl. and pal= of Yam
them does not exist • mere menu+ nous au-Cl:ice. nut one Wnlnh
164/14111•11 Duels traiirerekl and an•lirldnd tntmmoca Lo tte fee •r
feast SU who here siren u e atropin t• Lai 56 rnyanntni,
Editors, C 00,11111614621. M. or. of ottani, Hot•-1 proprtaiiirs sod
first-cismi Werebanta, to the cure of such diatoms and atiecttome•
rtes W4tariag~uot .r.rywing—ltlaitumattsco. I , e•er and .tKu-
Deanne", gout, Neuralgia, Lure Down, otootica, . 4 1.1 real and Brone..l
*I complaints, Tic D. 'lona I ['ram •, r Mee, V.ien •
, preine sod Itr.tara Clitinnd 1V , an.11.4.‘ ,:.so .1 ~Cs. ••lirf intuta
Annotate, Eroopeate, Sot, !Clpplen, awe l• 1 4 ,
orders...init. abeam, Looker to the mouth • u 1 a • otn•cta. rt.
Eruptions, Caked areeat, Q6.ll{V, Urn !tiros:, Yost , Penns.
Clears, Lod Jas. Heart Burn, Toi,th ant Su...At/nem
011tt , n116616 Burns, nom Glum of teething ird•oia, .kc
enlittlpk of the eattmetioo in Will.", II n hit . l by ono f to.
shiest Jutish mid *Titers on Is., &c In tta , country, Ire vr :; •:
o letter mrorlveti b , 11 , f Dr .•s•tg, from Jon, I ,rin g a n ,,
tAttor of the wet: etto.o Mt:ruin. 1:,,
Yak wont o f .coca 1,11 . 411 AV nof 111.ot eel, bt am. , ag the
'oat elaaael of Utescruntry, th,, so/4mo. to , m u,nnown .auras
1:11tAR/6 linens, Pb+lad.ip bq
/Ls, lth, lean
Prot Marlin DeGrath —1 Noir One iS tie my opinion that o
I.:toot:it OW' is among toe moat .OhLterfttl r.CIP. , IIen of modern
times. At the earl:lett of • lade woo alleged one had toe,
rette*.d of am st pa. fist eterti , ... .•s I can 1nd1106.1 to I,
• ,r , ttie, though st tne tins* of r emqtastn g . I tut • n^i,oretl it to to
tack Intltlkclne ands latch peony tnnb,c ton o„
me that it does_ possess* magic power, mud its use ar 11 prune
t men% to eiagairtag ituntan.4.
I recently took a co! I Loa aleeplog 1 t damp ace. -to, one nay nen:
u.-nome e. mush ser o li e o And patol'al, toot 1 could out turn
toad
After using, without awe**, ',sr thing presentwal sus phret
isn, last sewing trtsa sour [sent. to O. Th./ courning4aan
•sr:, the natal hilerLag hie onciph•tatit. It Via t , i4?Antallt
Yours 'err male,
IJVING 4 TO:st,
Ltitn- th . snth • Lew ltssarine.
lt7 errattorks S Liu Vies; Fourtosoth s. Y Y
LAslagatab tosien.,s to the 014 recta y and ittgi,lr respnetaistr
of the drat settlers of New York. /.o nue eau sestinas
31500 a Lk* Wai:Ject o: :6.s I:tt4C, S•tuckw irti. Se answerod wt st?
.learsasso
rb. Shelia nentty Ilan also tpolrttain anlalstaksab:• terms of
.his moat; bat this
trra.3 nom DR. SETSER.
PR ILAIMPittA,
Way TO, MRS
Pant. Di Gluts, r 3 Roma Rh street. Phgls , Letphm
ye* regISOVILS,,• 9!,94. 1 , 91pit9 than pvt..,,,, t h.
ran a yyry swollen oesf,l band I Lppie..l tF ll pcts.nan 1,
alai gay* Umtata mief He bail recomm..atird ter oli to other
.111:01494 idtLS Steusistises Ls wtJelt the results mem mama astalar
tory
Yours, ',err truly,
GEORGR H KEYSKR, X D.
Dr Lowe ituvis to sts• Ant mato of Ole prolvsosoo to Yrrro
.nrrytt
The Clergy haring them... Ares and sortie of tbMe buntlies bp...,
healed shrine{ as in, racaloash to the miracles of .ieripture. great
r.omplatahl trAit a b.1er.... t opaired th.o 0.(0:
n.a. la their calling, hare not , von tavitwan! to ream: met
thla Wareintor er wafering to lb , az pee-010 The hoeeron t pin rtr
man. wbeee letter we publish be.olr, in weed •.r takinz • 0 .1110,
Prof. Defirath's cants and pang:4la to and itandin,r them pc rat n
o.le to member} - of his chinch anal of the late Conferene• of tor
dE. Chuck' la Pailadelptila.
Juno Mb, 1440 f
PRO/. Ds Chtara—M, dear et- most reform-.an r.f th ,
twooncial affects I have vaparienead from row E.ecttio 1)11 1 hare
era terrible sgt.ct:4 f..r tairteen N. 1,1 1,452 with Neu -• Is La.
other compiatots to each an ext. at hart Inv ~,fre on tree thA.
Wm. hoes unable to welk two equere• • l' t 1 ere t alopp.rii to r,
sod for dee yawns I have nut had a g .4 night • rem, kerns una it
to Weep from pun About the 1 24 of thia month I comm.nowl osint
anal ' , Madrid OlL,gr=ll Ws Amps lotortuilly tad applied It
scan
Ohs elieW•n. .0. Ideal %/ eV
Wavy Wawa 11 hod Muir IW — toLey yearn, tad sow,* ,„„„.
weak, I am like a new man: can alem, well, walk ant diaLace, and
attend to air deft. e. Vot.r 01! having 0 ,, n.f.r me to thu abort
Lama what War satire fietitrol FactittLes of th, Yorla to,lage.
of ited , ,ine throw of Ca, Jetionson Lad Panni• . rata ot Phila
delphia have felled to do in la court
310 Sme.l, adelpata.
Aar party ea 3 h.'. furtt.a, ta.rmat: +.11144 by addreks.c.
Item trmatletuash
We n',l ere the following alsG, frau a Marthazt New Baran.
uaa•chout
• a YEAR'S DEAR - ES CCREI ,
Nur fiArcv,
SI s ISRL. 1,1
Prot De6rotki-.-11y brother has been deaf terry %.,re A rt••
taylog away Wile, be roar CL a few twat., and at lure d
<
CLIFFORL a. scr..t::r , ,•
From . Merchant in Alozarabla Ca —b. taken of! As crutch*,
Ln 20 minutia:
At.Siaatraia,
Jul, 11th, IS
Pmf rioGrath,—Dear air —l4 r arm stuck a n n In he. f o• ant.
rye unable to ',lsla wirisont lb. us. A•f I crui. h. ,
pe.eatien ?nit l its s its .-st., • r ertric rr.t,
iely relieved ef pain In.; 1 . 2 , nu,
hr Ins oared from tiecimung permanent,. lain. tL.r L .
ar ,, ttid tharrfr-, nomosirail It to al. whew tl.a. 4 ct “4.x..at
aroierses to aura.
Wen:algid Fc oo stlirkfroltom sitO ',km. letters of teor.tmonr, b_•
'or spor e a t., mot iserrmt, a,n.i tug shy r conelnee .Y . ~,e
doub'e, 4r...1 I:104e slat hare 4,n0. e, . . r t
the Sa4C at tabs ..real R. cued ha. I ,1
done. over 11.3:.,00) vgry,4• ! s,,
hen it is used • I %Id R '..1 t
• yay sl,.ard Barmy...t. Y.! , s_,
•Yth 5 Hu,ce , ..f lit.timore, • rt., it <t
ji,Ul)O wort:.,, tad I.,•aer .t _ sit
• !ate*
At the late Railroad act, !Pot no the Nlrth Penn* .rants. Ras:
dtd OAK V/Drn • :141,
• rot DeCeratt, Mere.:. V' • • . W. • NS•ra Pont ,mr
xi; thaw lunha Y•6l,,utt•, • k ~s fur L. tat tam ,
.I.olcattoo of OIM great CON!t:I,. ;.
It u illetditee to : net:: n nee eer• "rereht tnal le, and the
an WILMS to 01.13l16.CLArv, f.l.* 4.12 :Ocilt the ; on 't ,
obit.
This Electric Oil takes the pain from • barn in twenty tmn atn
tnti lea.m no vat bunt as: an) t—r.,g ts. t r thin
Es. 4 , Itaarttnit-L,..!er,i , c rut on 1, I:nm-d.•••••
ore•l• gentlerann • .me lirr r N
att:ltheel the rare fIP to I •o. t f •I s :
mite. L. irrtod, of • 1,, . Ili.. Liu, cured \ c 1"1.1
14. GiK , Wuuderark. Ar.t•t. rOI t , et: ..rt•t, P 1.•-• , •
ered in one tier, Chao lee •••••••n, s t • • cot it • 1, tend
i^ed of Ilun l a, 11,4 ". ,•
, Ones Ott, 1..14 . II Ste, t•
, ^ed In ten lost, J J '•i: I• nat
.sad, eared sok Gen V. %% %rei t !•, , •••g• traLanitt, S ,•••
ttesaut litiVet. L. It eared aim , r ! e,
acted like a cr,a - n• ' , wt. •+ , n ~ t
near editorial d.t,e , a a. • • .• . • - or, ...t, ,•,
1•.1m--tostatice "Wan . t.. -1, a .S 1 ••, "1. ' , rale . "
Z.V.I York and Ito• na ; 41 , 111., 111.1tu.111A .1 • C
••t to Wee lioca n - totra,i••••l t rtl.• .• •• • • •
now that tf it bat a in. 1 1 •., ..•a t 401 1 .7, , , 1
•oneet be havla; ,t art a . 0. on: 1 . 1 :Lit 11 A" C y C.
nrposstion to C012..12. V . can , rd 1,, p
• lift, Mit it • • ) - 1 ,•,
rater Tul• 1 ).: can 4 , 1 •
r
• !, •
ftwaper It, Wlth,ll 07 , 11-, • 1• •
tt• fell and 13,4 . 1 nix tArl, • I, •
-
.it•tAng with
cArri..• °A-1-77
As them ha,-* •
• rtlelo, wLlr.O the ,
pudic tnr , ,r ;,,
Vt.( I.s c••; , Tri RN, , a•
txptile Aiwa • pee 6u; 6au L. ' t, f.ftvn CuCW , te
A.l6t began. , there( p -e, tt.s, •r 0 mo P a^' z..t.
MBE=
Lt eae~e Is Nee, ees —•I. e. i red J:leetei
Philadelphia
The Genuine a v
s Fi kN F,
133:--1 , I
11•3 4, V)71 . and .•r r)
~•
t KCLLi., LLIV kto , •. a %/ k ,!.4 ' , V, ..)e . ,N.„
told, Va., and 1 .1 , r 1, , anc a .r. trer
town to the II Mat./ 'JIM 2'
--- FARMER'S HOTEL
't!E, PA
J. J. Duncan, Proprietor.
Tals 'wag t I.AS adv, ne.eu rr,,a• thorourlilr eleso.,l
REFITTED /ND REFURNISHED,
and the Proprietor raSpaet.h. ; ,ta a cat from Lis rieads
cbe trs,ning public j 0.,, ; ," for hog 1/ rued that be are
:tariost eatu&eti , n (Larva cs , xlerate
Erte, Alas. 1, ihAi. tr:t
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE'
Ttlic .ndersi g trd 401 v ~ J l..f•r . • to an
iteeerre Lend. n 11.irh..tcr.vi.
r.,ra the Lake shore tn. 1.141 ^ nl. tl %CT
rh., art at: eitusted In the re::
:its of Erie, ea.l •4 the rgeet 5 , ..1.t •
0 ,..eb of most re..u&ble st.r sow r r
viV iiter . iimm w er• rad One thisable-Grated e.scer
01.1. 0 s o ld w ith th, lea I,rn'oe , ur te , rniri,g AL.
grater-pweer t, • ,I.wa•.t . scvli• •: to an. reep•er •... ~t : •
netweem (tuella:. neer And• %.• n
before for M 1 to tbe-pub.....1... 4 now ~,:l•Cnt • re , .
Lute W put charm.. The t.• f. t
Por tarstiek,'ke, lop:, in •.pre. at Fn,
Erie Jul. 12, 19r - ! A vr
Immense arrival of Boots and Shoes
1 1 MIL", EU :•een -. r, r S.' to. .:t •
• Stock a Fancy •1d c•
~test 1 1 ,t jt its of La Les Genii (iata, r .
61.10 a large Tamar of l b i :rev's Fan, tott.,
assortment is kits tine, t.• a b.l. lo.' ( . 4:4 tl.e,r t -nt," f
and the publicrnertt: • ilit it sn't z.
and rosdy pay Pleas, ca , and „m 1.7. •I me o 1 ottod
Brittrn's Idlock, one drw, >^rth of 1 If tustin I J.
Afl kinds of wort Innis to red,. tnd rt;.airin; 'le ,t a„
notice. C Mil I r
June 2111..
Watches. Clocks and Fancy Goods.
frDI AUSTIN, •t jlt ,t! ....pd. .t •
Bro•iee 0•• rOak4.li la-go o
trait by late anis Cs from the -astern cit.•<,an , t .• ,
body is trasit of fur tbit,. i i Li• lined to eia int
...d pr umuid,tet e ii n i,... be. b# ri , tar.. tr '.re.* to ene. , u
him • little longer .ftb pat rona,e ',ILL a , nI o. •
Vlb
It) Or pass nr on the .;,o
r If it to truth
611 ;WI W inatecl, If poeatble. i rio. so.! •.,t. In'. aid
uprtment to disp.ooo of, 6,-..ltne i Oita, ' -a eve/L!
4,linDubed to opli it a ennall profit and not be ttneleraol
♦ residesor T•raety Year/ i^ make* Attu het: ilt
at home, oad no tleopptiou 1-hatever will he a ..d fa =tan asi• •
those who pot their Trurt in mac, for .ernporitr , g. in
Watches, Clocks and iretalry of an ktudo careful!? riPrittre.l..
moderate priors as auto:-
F o o mm d t i„, c_tp cm o mall the'ateetrtyles,mmnufartnr
ad from Colo Silver, for salt or made to order
Engriniag oflette-s deme neat mae n et, t:;ettkee vith miner
ousjobs requirin; Meekkaai.+l,7k..!". end Utee.
Lit Jain* 4 7.7
T. T. T.
Jcerr norleed 33 the Rutile Pay Slee• lb Ralf Chew, rind IN'
6 pound CAdines, and si i tti b. , sold in quantitwe to m•
cheap for mit. As it I. 4111 c 1:I .f.00f.1 fees, s e nroreisis
sell in 6 lb. caddies on rain, and if the linysr Is not oaf Mit d
bit Lana hack And the Ifni nc: r• f r. NING & EF.cr
Erie, Jalla• 21, /CIA
Rindirnecht and Justice
AREltrpeetriag duvet f— am tres66 i assort:Dont n
Fresh Grheerlo4 which .rift as Itt et.esp the cheaper
Cash or CounLy ProAlper, call 11114
/nee, 14, 1866.
Tsks_A ctk• ITtiat i tcf T. a ~.• Rer.l. edt
Jon., 14, t 0.%. 01:1{_%E.CHT & JTSTICE
-
C(," 11:2 It
4 yirA want Good 4:ettiti• At any k,na tail At
J air!, 14, ,5543 RINtiFfiNTCHT k JCSTICT
SCILLIKS at antis& Clem, as Ow l heoilpro
Jane, 14, 11164. ItINDF:RnCHT k It'STICE
LAM' 154• Git and C.111;044 , / Asiortmeot of SCHOOL
900E23, loot roortiNl &o 4 f.o . yak, at
t e
, Nocil, MI PARE Prilir pkno , !Dorm.
liaRK Ilan ILO of all Idalik, at
1 *lta Aim. I. Is.
if , vt tr:t♦
hn JAS TEMPLE
JOHN ARNOLD, Hatior
. tea ror ~•
. . •
IZENEMMI
ET
I. 2. of one t
^thy
t
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• [a t /
MCEBEEED=
Mil
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g r i Ar oftlsi f:Alttthyp
Aletsre l'A LE &B.
WorLD mpecttully tatatoe• to
g•nerany, th at tboy ht.* Irma)
a,cupled ity r. wituch, at 'Oat* stare, 4
nace and Imre ShOW On 1l:1114 • Itagor tad
Wadi of
CARRIA(; KS, BUGGIES, ac.
twin viola*" ',hick:at style, durability and alioassa of dada,
supiartiir to ant thing herettAre °tiered la this city.
they employ a number of the best .e.rkers In woad and k. that
:be canon)pendliala and from their loss esperience in *a bud
new, an satialled (tier can otter it,/ brat quality of worn. -
The fitAT wATERIIL of a'.l tied, that tan be bad are pat Liao
all their Irma Retrtn.: of laMarcieincludin
PAINTING AND TL I I(ING,
done on abort naiad and reasonable tavola
Inr Persona senilina orders may rest smeared of having them
exec..led t., Pmu ant., sat Lnt,l4.ll•Ptt, and Knotted to every partieu•
as wt 11 as d tnei sttsild,a to person. Tbsw auMing neat and
d...raose sort iitt .lid LL to than, sdriautaged to give alums a gall
f fry Nn In. 6.2
NEW GOODS AT THE PERRY BLOCK.
iv E. tu- • r ;rot r.turned from Yr/ YOtlll with
• • ,enoll : itucit -Wit/ and 3L 101E1( DRY WK/Do to
.. a wocelt v ourattlnll In • hail rte.tlog our city, ktojang it may
/. oar lams.mt as w. I. 8.11 nary We t ae. ~ought our r• 3411 •t •
~s, 1.. a :144,. 1... aru u.tvrtnint-0 to coati / . tt an object to buyer'
• • .. , "'..v,t Lar,zet" . 'tar rn. ,,, t, la glict ..1... mad small profits, Lathes
and gentlymeo, all we .ail salts to give us • call—examine 'IWO* yoar
t fa
..., j ua ir d, %% • lava.. uo ,ttarrett to .Law nor otla. You will
in on nn ' ‘ ..o t ...a . . tit.' n, t.t of • 111,1 . .. n sr. ll n I .11,1I.rted stock of
. : .,,,, I , of yam, .....ecni,ttor aoti variety imagism / 4 Outten •V pleas
Ai. ^, , wit, vaa , ..t .1.. t., .. . at abf.l the old p ...N., aotwlttistand-
LY 4 t!.... great 1111 ILLICIT In I , rto n ‘ v,es Woolen cj 0 ,,,,,,, W. 88,. also
reovavea a tart (.rte salm.rtment of
", AND JUS ll.tT. 1.401 CAPS,
ts no n rti and 4,, FD 'Ea With • line
••.! I , • fIA 1., A, Shavio and 4114 1 / 1 111 awl nubbin, Etc,
Ar , f
RIES tIrE :N , WAI.E ..ND HARDWARE
a I nod dbakrat,:e eat te,t - .0,.; an elegant sort of LA
.,' CMleralber , a. V% KW, and Liale
I 1. - bar . and a urge ‘art.4 • t.ll Lodi and uses of ilatatiY,
“1,1, we ley vet, ',nor at fa t /IL.* 1 / 1 1ot up with the
zr.tat St Cart., Mlti eau ,m
a -,, nodatbd nth l qualttlea and
r , c.• o f anode. '.V r."torn ,ll.lr moat 11a11(1.111 thaalto to our liberal
r lend* and easterners for past ft•ota, and hope by strict atrocities
to b lointtoa to merit a liberal shorn of their petronaca.
COrtaTl:lr PIUtIRMIE BOT ' OHT,
Po: w hich the oi,zheAt catrkst prints are paid, Yo Perry Block,
.11IR Rl', t , Erg., Pa
Dv( J , 0. ;11:43. KEPLER, 80 TH CO
Neir
.1E {r ir E PRICES! 1
'•0 SI, 011.0W‘ 3 fiOTICL, SiA.TI it , PA
To:IN co t.I..DIStI tames this opporionity to taktreo Ma Moods
t,an,i the P.b'LK g a ban f, that ipoe Wu just retiabod from the
Ilaat *4th • is - 0, us sod rperidid aseortmest of GOODS, em
emaCr.g
1, loth., C wilwiLtieroo,
Of the mmt al i , - , oed a, Je and pet• roe, acid t,bdtliel nody made
••( si, tor Ine3 be "at,. Ix bale et price. crhich
:7 ,, 'ire ith an. iit*lJualthiccit al the city If MI) doubt
41 ,, c nie fact, cad *hi: r :mint hi. pock and hie**, and he
of the truth .1 the swertsoo. The po,die will al
at • • :.nd Lon read , 0 , 1,1 .1111 i tO i :c0n111144.8.t• the euttomers by
.flog bit .t,-It to al! h, deer - . to give him • all. The plod
•• k , , !, !trL)wrl a Hotel, ',tate et
t..kut.o., W.:I c•lt sou made b Ito but Maser sod most
my, Ar•it I,t • wooer - I,oi public mil semi enattrotfor them
, ~ sorto , :ulovuxe.l, Out Go Lot CAL tourcburo.
Ar••t: p4,,JALD/S0
Notice of Removal
I ) 11.. W l l . .HO 1 T . .", J.• .at. l!wp. t r., removed to w
!tar,' .• • ,tet• n • tt, of 'Mc",
Y, tier h• ir tr” , l Ace 1h notice of ton.. taftlieted
"A. 1 1 .4 ,1,1 I •
tic • , ••11. 4 r
• k .nn in:OUL b. i,•••nuke a Specialty(
De to , it. Metrto... of Triattlleat, new 11:1
a i F move am The f ohnl••.A of this owautry, warrant. him
1..,r.• f. - ,rn. the Menne@ to wniat to 144111:11.,
Otto .Ut a burg, Vinci 004 P - iiirtri.af 12•••••ly.
r, - r it • ....(cut• curl • al4111:/ , T4e remrdies stripinved
• • litt - k .IT, tr. fit.• trim on, rOopg,re WO, nr smelt
-..ntAlu no mercur t ar I nn ',usage of diet, bustlers or
t.• moire P.m...-. a' • dill au, cam be rured home, b• mating
istit:ressm,, • to Dr Wit. L HOYT. R4COiled
tilt [I4IIIC UV: 1,40,
• ta .ant of pleasant and see Remedy for trreiular
,t,,,,, uhatracti •ne, be, cab obtain
DU. Vitif.N( I , IIOIALE :SI4IO4TULY P 11.1,1%,
e• Mae Deee.AceriMre tie tae Bast Atria Arcade, Married Ladies in caw
eta al:uetton. ah. , ul4 not use 'bank , for mum°e see direction to
j; a r.. M• 11 .•• allparte of the world Dr
„, , • event tte Unaird Ataiee • for
o , 71, rems,le pr . .4erliike hesirroural, as
Ai
• in. f ..oiseep•nd ..n. a. .bit t...•uch through
, Cie , s It l• Orion• .infortnit‘, site
; , •,„ n•• ;rl, T••••I it.,! • •ne.,,atng
, • t. • I .•.,..inlnnt it•xn.nalsre 1451
• '‘ r. I. ,1 • n. ~• - Ln W1t4b1.11. 4 1/ and re-onon•
' • al o • '• . t' s' treats P•d•tiele
~te^ C., to erer:t ..tote in the Cav , a. Rem•mher
I •••11.,1,-
~ a .4 It , •Latt: 9 P X Sao!ays from t anal
Salen!s New Mammoth Sky-Light
1 • ,
• t •k..t . , • t antograir•ic Latathuh
,,i, ••• • -•• Pall Itovr E•le. P. in
. ) ,. . ..'
ht Ocuango
11. ••• Mt • 16..1. .. i J IlAt 1,1 at the a . ..at R 1.011.,
PAINTS
• . ' • t•trze ,!
Paints of al. quids, Wh.te Lead. Dry and in Oil.
,
_ K J. art 3 321.
eae•vo , ECack Paint.
, •
SE a. 13.
•11.' a t.li ••• •tt 1, , • I, I.r. a from the
!taw I.l.nae•-•1
. , • I ^•• ^ - 1"11 •a. m 3.1 at p.... 11
',tic,. AA • L.: 1.113.4. V. tan interaot •• • ato MU.
•1 , 1 FISCL tIR,
o tate and 7tb.sta.
Ag-i'
Notice to Housewives
• , ..•
f / F . un ,u 1.3% and 37
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It
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11.1:11F111 , - IION P rt , •• artleLe f r
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(anghltrue'
9 ( ‘` , E.% ,t•cl• • • d And Imtd Sentch bt ngha.ms, enlota
. 47 , tt, at 12. rnt. nand
IikYLS k CO
- - -
1 1 ulna lin de lidne.: —
C 1":.0 strtret and PO.llO
I II ,a .1 •
t o • TIBBA:.F., HATES k CO
Triplet s Philadelphia Garden Seeds.
4 -• • • • ....•••• t U. , n at' 70tact
. : • • ' t. • Ittlf`tr 1.1•, •
t b•••• tb , T.,.
ids! 1, 11..“.11
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, v.:11 I rrt
•VAICT A 515C1..41.2i.
NM
ntn7 •
Dovrn with Monopolies !
\r ut, '
_ -4$ • f
Hardware. Cra•kerr, Glasswars, China do ,
I-
111
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11 I
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NOTICE
lc fill(' i• h • •• 1 L 4, 4 , 1 ..t•on wt:l be male to thr
- • at r-ete. o eb.ffrtat of t Bank to be
ILe P. an. I•abL. Bar.), art.: , a cakat: •••C Two Hundred
Jll, I. la • L. ' the et!, or el,
k BOYCF.
J KF 11.“ tat,
J HEARN S Co,
C F NoitToS,
LzrAr.l: A P• ycr,
C•F J MoRTI4N,
- k LACGILLY
P 111 F•
- T/ ALP,
C••,
JOHN BNA W LEY,
JOHN
Bret
I=l
- LumberWintea.
V 1: •stll tbr ',l4best morkri pries to rub for
pi,oolo 1.4.1 A•ft, thi,k Io feat loot
br , aU •` •• lti " 12 " "
Ma., " I'4 " 14 " "
VAT I. On k, "
14 " "
Sawed [Arose „•,.1, to, le •rid straight rtfted logs Alos,
• •` t ./sk and nicker)
O.cs, Pt. 17 "1 , 1 IA Psi s'"or , • ,, lrn Fr ,
t 4. , -t l ttt.'s A 14\r •rRF.
House and Sign Painting.
TFIE td tuot rert6,4.l of init.rotirty their
rrit•rlt. 4..rtd tot. ; , 11. , 41. ta• re... Lust it,' ht. a cumzmenotu
MEM=
Ile/Uwe AZ int Ink, Paper IHlasiglall.
0 Io 1 1!. 1 i • I hop formitr at
7, • - • 7 ttl (1.1.-U7`.rlg tn.tl vol•
,• ,•••,• —n 11,11 Iti • 1, II ••I•1 Lsruig
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i• • il• n• • ,
V. O , • m 7 .• 11 b.t spy lois: rn tl
Mute! , not us , eptel. fgt. —4l
German Vegetable Cattle Powdery !
FOR ROTC"., COW". ‘ND 110(:4!
qnroP - 11 , ,ri for imr.•-• •h• okprearsorr an.: • ,ndit Inn
t ,r, ~„, nr tan.,
R . far a •hart time producing
nthrr ga tr rn a tv-Ttef.t hnt M Impro•ing the api...tit.•
• •13. f it R.tc . A.ll • heal. h• coedit lot
f f ...al • T.tch the Intik and fat magi M formed )11:
th ',ratan aid Enelish, With a lull of dltes.r.
4renmpar parklkr. Prin. 2A ...Tit' ,
WAkr& RINCI.AIR.
Steel Cultivator Teeth.
ta Err of ail 7.: ut:lntor 'Nett' aka. best to ma rot ma.
200
J. C SELDLN
To Wagon and Carriage Makers.
LRIII he. P Plv , kes, fin. be, Fellore, Bent Rime,
ae'e at liar tteacturer's b•
F. kr. Jo:4 14
r /Imre can supply the .. lovvre If the
• with ere, Tobscoo He has the treet
I Lea (..s.snutsu erar before ottersql in tuts 'parka ;
VI I Ise( ut.
r), $.••,4 1:.on and (Jrra,-t. for Sale at
11 . ,Irta, 14, 115.56 itimieftNerirr k Jr9IICE
FLOM: b, *h. 1041 Sag or pound at
Jane, 14, Laat. KE.I.eitNEf7.ITT k JCSTICt
sTnrz of es•ry thing lu the 11,134 Of BOWES and 814
roN:Eny, nn.r ar•rksiz.i and !•r sal* by
Erie, N.. , 1, ISSN
ILId~CIis cra Cci 411 sssortmont o/ a 1 Good. to their
ji has at Cie: 4 MRS CURTIS'.
irrisnovr 10 r+.4, 4 nah, and Potty, at
T T April 19 ST * ART & RINCLAnti.
8,1.: 6 11 0 - 1 K THOUSAND #IS.AVERIIIL
For ale by CARTER & BRO.
H ORatlail Ise emorterne of 3170.1 m
k.:rEn k PR"
r:• !( rernrlr
a.%
! fll
Eli
Ea
• f r
•• -1 —rnah trig nut
• a' , ,r A tot
• • ;
=I
“‘r, I 14 ore
Wt. .kra• • 71.. T 'l•.{l
I• its I
p'.ll.e*
p Zettraeay.. ,r taou
raoh
it' -•E rZENNEDr
1114!JIL1
C DELI) VII
J 1 I.Nrt
A. II Nottint smoir 041e 4 111. T. Mt s: bare soot
Pier Plommt rarer .hill to Sunny ever Niuer you le.outvul
It. wad helloing it the teet Re Its purpose •Vrr put wit-
Wick a tied cold I iimudoll crow Fey twoust,yilus &Ulan LK. •
bottle than 44r vat:rout It. or We say other rete•dr
ClVllapp Whooping Cough, Infloento•
grnmenr.LA, 44 , 46. FA. T. 1456
Mori= Arga : I wIU abidmirfully pi.ll 41. AL [Le
Wu tor for cure of 11 . '4 , t0t.11 1 1.9 4 -
ar t a th. risen di.moroll u 1 chtlaresi W. wow fr.a..h it) iv rt..
Youth iiittandaille Mir 0111. sdormitne•rs4 pre" er•-•lir rur r • r
purorr. !IMAM CONKI.I%
AM ) 4 L 1.1.. IderlltetT. lA.. writ... 3 . 1 Jan IV.' •
1111 a. 11.44. moo lnlhress, or 1,10. comillt...l me. .1.0• r• • ,
I ."4 ganJ •ft 44,, erlyof fl.l*l y tri..i ).• • l't
uP ~ 4r riwyri win Th• fine tow • kre,,. •
41.al Itaupt. lea than
do i• r , ..srl go. •rr the ..•
t• IlDe F l n•eat. t, y • ...I w• Ik.
1-Mr LIMP • blown I"
Isthnon or Pietkisfea nod firouchlii,
o 4,4
.yr 1;111MA' PLC)
tn t'•:• rAndl h ksm•s•ftee• •1••• ftl •
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an, N ilyekr rolooh trot. that lIIV • 1,•
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t .
.•••• t (b. to) atE.• ued •Li! . •
rue tent name.' 1. plogas”.l M furnieh ewe
I,as ALtuau.eat, vuutatpiaig 411.eitutur 14 16.4; WWI, 111••• e• •• 1(
Atheir carm of the twllwaing et•mplainto
'utolverown, 11111. e. Crnsplaiute, PanAnmAtbm• Ixop.y. 11 . 00
lieadociie *riling trona afoul etossech.. I..ndiees.
.• • In.e - tion of the Rowels and I'nm arhong ther....frnm.
Le of itiportlte• vl Lleeenus and t'utnuenne L,
nn•lch repure u. •varnent ..-ofu, • 11414:4
"D,.•• " t rtirl t % 11 . g 'be r 4,44 and 14411111 a 144:1 t IA 14
(44, 4 ore malty CLAM pia.14•144 1rb10..13 It would not he •LAI they
Part..: Blinotloen. %.11,/,;l* Rh,:
, I n theranremente the Leer And Knino,n,
eit. qd other asndred nanpiAlnt , anew, tion s kw 44.1444
t Ototru , t) ,, n of 1:n hao-twon.
•
r. c , put off I, unpritscipo.l .tth roan.
to e• ;mak. more pc tit 00 Alal 44' Arm a
,413er ivy , yt.t. tht•
.4; rn'ottr or rnratts. pnt.w. Tb• went IL. boat 1.0
it •••• t• than. and a.. ab,uld a•'. tt
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Kass.
I'.-., 46 wit Bci Psi 11111:11 P)R $l.
BOLD BY
R & Carte , . & 13ra and "cart dr Sinelnl F.-le a.t
br James A µ - 12.t., G,riard, and W H. 4/R124, !iprag
Cr' R A 'l l I i•
riu - L GIFT TO 41.1. MISI RT RELIEVED
4 . 6 XT ATL kE •rl fiCIDE, - • laser and popular le 0t.tr.,.1t..
Lu•rut h•rie, and formr• ded MAO tr, ecr iu,sl
th. 1 rated State*, on r an order enclosing Ma stamps for
Afflicted Read.
PriIL4DELFRIA !1 ,, C0E.-I,lgtat,l:she. re., az
!,•• LIB, and Unior.-st• , weon
aud .I:adrtphta, t's
la an apprim.l that Dr KINKELINc nf.t.e• ht.
to a I.,aracular branch .1 medicine, a e.L.,/a4 • I,IS aatlo t .r.
•tten'i-u Ile ca-'l, ,'fortunate ttor AL. rn•
,ury th.uaands are &moos.* nameurialued out I tile heica ,
aJ ectious are pr, , mptl% ettingulatiecl
rw EN IT TF: tit, OF EXPERIENcE
is the trestment of • thug of thalweg bltherlo neglected &rid In,
perfectlN ondeenoctd, has 'dibbled Itz titnteit n, Asitlaw of •
S•4l Prata-•••sok, to prove I:At ntne-tenit.o ~` awes
Serowe rirt , tht Load and l.onstitutional Wevitne., •o ,
physical suaertag, nee traceable to eertnto batot• torrning the no• •
secret vet deadl) Lad Latal syrtas of Commit. micro sat: prec.o
twit tnOrti.litt
CAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
itsire Liss erti habit sometimes Induir d in u• b'.a , to *slits 1.
' , nen Frssidg tip grab them t.• thanhn...:, And aLlct t
Firtittoi 10 duo USD., sot Doty beirtit. arrt..ua oliataXii, to uutn.'
nappll.WlM but glvt, ruse to a nettre ~f . 1 .1.
,nd alfetolona Few • f thowe wh. irn• t
ria,ioup twit, rf toethey •
tie Orloroiot Pi Rhin] ahatta•lrd., SU•ahat sot
Intl Awl ,agar &Ali In 11. 111110.
the ont.rion•b- th+SA atf.4l.,d b/Peniswallrehl.., la unable to lab. •
Itii Pecti•tolimpit r4ro., or appply has mu,: to btui.i L.. Pt,
and b« in dull, ltrweol.ite Lod en t raget to big iyorts
tarn energy than nanad
If be enuncipaie hicase,f before the practice has done l'a .rcn
tnd enter cnatrio ~,,, hi. marriage la unfruitful, and hi..ene tv
oho that this , to canoed by him oitliy (macs nufaa wry eaael.ifcr•
P;EMiEF
Requires the fulfillment Id areeral coodltion• It , •••ler that tt nru
tee :a.a,.• tb. cause 4.1 111:1,01:111 t I:I•111t_tt thr
r, r• tilt Origin rr veret,nedrseem ralami, sto..". I, ire
a.urcr in eve, Latta:ft...disclosed—la how man: 0, , '
I:'-
to phrateal ella,kalleleatirrea and their attendant dtsttrpuin• ruts
tpply then a title to is yet tame : to order to La. , .or , astruLa
and relaxed rtganllatten rebrared, and
=
H. vlrbn Marrs himmlf under Dr. KINK }.l.l\ ' ; ma
trapoor ,, ponf de in Ili. tom -, •• •ratirmab ^ • 0P. , 0
t amourragoa that th. marvto of Cot K'a pat.k.ais wt.: never
dipeloard
Young mab-..--brt nn fair* =admit, doter vra from making yr..l
ram known to oat' who, from rlaCatiutl u. : reFrcLwah, can ce:
tav - lv befriend rnd.
- •
Too sonny th.alt they artll conceal tae secret in thou own hearts
and cor th•Mliri , i. Alas' :••••• often o t` , l. • rata , 'bona ott.• ,
boar mane a prombong young man, rho zolgbi bare been an Gr.
[Dent to aneprt‘, has bird from Loa earth.
Strictures of the urethra are rapidly removed Tr the •rp:trati ,
of a near therapeutlati agent, abot only by D - 6. IdIA•0141 ace
CALltallal..4i 44.44 premptiqp yard! ardlial.cator restored
COUNTRY LN V A LIDS
Can hare (by stating their caseexplicitl , , together with all thel•
e)saptnant par letter enclosing a remittance) h I met:mine.
spproprtatett 600n:Harty
'• I am a eseus, ikwe *Way 'thick relates to awe limp' 1,
Rfesissgs
HA DI YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A VP:OROIN LIFE, OR A PREMATURE DEATH.
ECIMECLIN on Soli-Preservation.
Only 2.sCaoic MAc•ln• trat insuro.
envy of 1010 per "tom of rool4. mires it it fir
womb roar i t t r. L by letter (escluming • militia:lm) at.
br eared it how,
I'.ck •oe oo lltmencito. yi' Oohs etimetintit, lack. 4 Decor.
from damp or csari , mity, are forwarded Cy Mai or Eitpnies to sn.
put of thetisitiKl States.
117MEMBErs
De Kimitstmes reddens 6u been for the 'rut twert7 year, a ,
the North West Corner of THIHD LW UF:OX STR/1174,
phi*, Ps. 1 •
GREA ESC
SUNBURY & ERIE RAILROAD
pus rEorLE.Artoe4 h irith •48,1%ua and grkt , rg, tia,.c
teed up •lhrnue operatloas at bath end, of the P. 44.1,
tae thole line compLetkii. will Kau?, to
ERIE
An utiequellieti mimicry ehnin commercial connection th.
Atinntii, sod int travelling community yo pont. to the
REW ELDORADN
6,eb 101:1 ;epilog n p he-. 4 .r upna the borders of Like Superior
-ill be cirri in 'telt the .atnee of
VOtr
N i firOTMl C g r in A l ga Z%7
Nos h knewn and Itheral!r patenntted In 01'121000 snot.
Or own All Wad., beidde• all the cantonal 01 Erie sna
the s...jei fling eohnnos
WM T AGE t SoN, h. tenant arriwahi, hit.* re•iii•vd and are
now opening at Their Nit AND CAP ItNIPOIUr M, • anhtadhlotrwk
et F sa , I , lli Wlot. , Goods, coststtng of lists sad Cara of ever!
an le, p-lee and
t‘ an. Own arising& fir* assortment of niCNTLEVIM'S , FUR
,;;41{1Nr; 1;noro, c.e.rlatinir et Phial... Contra, crantta, one-e.
Gloves. Drawers, nderstorta, Govidennio's $1..1n. Mufti.s., 6c,
in tt , t dune that man needs tome and FM if .• act
Ei V TO PLBASIS.
Fn....erg 27, ittA
Fruit rees. ru -ry edge ' Ls.
THE subscriber sem few sole this Spriest the I elder
04.110 hose. large gee. VO per 100.
Pees •• • •• $36 per HO.
Pear " Deed. U 3 to $6O per 100.
Cherry " estrwtee, $6O per 100.
Mm " hop Mee, $36 per 100.
Petah " goo to too rum troo bed us to 90 per VIA
• rood samortannt Sews and Slirubbery. and atom •
door Omar, Naomi oar and Pro yowl old Also, lu of the
art widths at Btrandbarries.
Any Moir iranind that I has not on heed I can order ctioaro•
than lay Tees /*liar mai farniail them
P. Bit EMIR.
Er* March 27, PM. 4115-tf.
_Pasch Orchard, I , N
AT IT AGAIN!
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