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FIIERSDAY. OCT s. 1867.
s. II. Pettengill &. Go.

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E0Ier Tolrllskin.

Matthias Shield. Jacob Strayor, George
Sell, William r Grubb, John Miller, Aaron
Proyle. (Croyle.) JOHN p Gardner. Henry L
Peden, Cyrus Croyle Joseph Kaufman.
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e. Roman Phiester, a watchman fro

Gy- Roman Phiester, watchman from
Gallitzen TO Cresson on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, was killed on Wednesday night,
by sitting down on the track and falling
asleep. Many have lost their lives i'll
this manner, and it seems strange to Us
watchman will venture 10 sit down on
the track at all
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John N. Swopc, Anthony Dctrich, J"m,s
Diver. Simon Eraud.c, Sebastian kruso,
S-th Eastman, Thomas Prarton, Michael
kibicr.
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The undersiEnea

a The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county, to report distribution Of
the funds in the hands of Catharine Nc
Glade, CfCrmerly Catharine Cassidy Exccu-
trix of Lewis Cassidy, deceased, upon her
third partial account a : rcstated by an Audi
tor, hereby notifies all persons interested
that he will attend to the duties of his said
appointment at his Office in the Borough Of
Ebensburg, on Tuesday the 18th day ot
November next, at one O'Clock y. NJ.
JOHN L. SEAMAN, Auditor.
Oct 5th 1854. St.
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C0ncnnnLk T1lrnaLill-

Ephraim Custer, Hugh r McClostcr. B Z
Cover, Benedict Eager, John Srivcr, Eph-
rain Wissingcr, William Kelly. Joseph
Mack, David Simmons, Amos Homer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

Nitus Phicstcr, Il 5 Miller, Bernard
henney' john Doughcrty, John Couahan,
Sylvester Smcedcr, james uagans, David &
Jones, John Eando}f, Peter Short.
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WtElNJOre Boco,,o,6

Robert Prlngle, Woodburn Benson, VIM
Il hughes (ST6stItute,) Peter Brown, G G
Rorabaugh, Peter Ermoycr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

ignorance and impudence, and breaks out
in no section Of America except in New
England. When it fingers in the Consti-
tuition Of q man and breaks out on him he
is not only to be piled himself but he be-
comes troublesome to his ncighbors
When this doseaso becomes chronic, the
patient thinks he is greater man than
any other Of the same grade Of society,
and would stop at nothing to make the
pcoplo think so. Benedict Arnold was
the first Yankee that this disease broke
out on to an alarming extent, you all
know his history and we need not repeat
it. The members Of the Hartford Con
vcntion were all diseased with this mala-
dy. Summer is one Of those, he can
scarcely now be satiated with blood, al
though lc himself is as great coward as
ever trod the green earth. When Brooks
undertook to cowhidc him, with small
rattan he held up his hands and implored
for mercy declaring that he was non
conlbatant and could not protect himself,
and was so frightened that he had to
travel over Europe for nearly year 10
get the scare Of: Although many boys
Of ten or twelve years Of age gotas much
rs hc GOT once OF twice n week from their
parents or teachers.
This disease never attacks the Demo
Gratis of New England, they are rs pa
triotic and noble hearted people rs We
ever met with. 1t is entirely confined to
Abolitionists or Roformcrs us they call
themselves sometimes. They are always
hurrying the worl, of the Lord and try
ing 10 assist him with the morals Of the
community Whether this melancholy
disease incident to the Yankee Abolition
lists came over in the MayAOwer, or
whether it is Indigenous to the soil we
cannot say, but Of one thing we are GER
tain that there are no people in these dis
united States, SO devoid Of patriotism or
or SO intermeddling in human Hlairs as
these Abolition Yankees who are affected
with this disease. They all pretend to
love God and hate their ncighbor, though
! the Scripture says 'ho who says he lovcth
God and hateth his neighbor is !iar and
the truth is not in him" They are al
therefore liars from the bloodlhirsty
preachers, down to this man Barker, if
there be any truth in Scripture.
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TauLor Tolrnahin

John Baker, VIM W Wike, Josiah Cough
noun, John Gardner. Dominic McCue
James Rafferty,, Henry Krider. Samuel
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Cr0y}e I0,rnsbfD

~ Peter Brown, Michael Skelly, john
" Myers A + Chickey. John Ncl,. Erwin
leth, Martin EIdteman, Tobias Ash
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SlLAlmerInL TnurnoLtn

Valentine Malzie, Bernard Little, VIM j
Burk, Henry q Conrad, Wm w Wolf, VIM
hlck, John u PTlnge, Michael MDunu.
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White To,rDc shin.

Perry TrcXlcr, Aaron Ycun2}n, John VI
Smith, Daniel DonnclIy, b Il Walters, John
Fanscuyock.
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lIl,RSier To,rg8Bi5.

Jos Itel.
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Notice 10 the Drafted.

At the earnest and repeated solicitation
OF Hon Edgar Cowan, L. S Senator,
the Secretary of War has decided that
men who paid the three hundred dollars
communication are not liable to the present
draft Men who paid said Communication
viii therefore be exempted upon the pre-
sentation OF their certificates to the Board
at Hollidaysburg, on the day they are
notified to appear. The following is the
order Of the Provost Marshal:
I'ROvOsr MARsHAL's OFFICE,1
I7th DISTRICT, Penna.
lIoLIDAYsBURG, Sept. %, 1861.
The Secretary of War orders that if
any person drafted shall claim exemption
on the ground Of having paid three hun
dred dollars communication money TO pro-
cure a substitute under the acts approved
March Sd, 1868, and February 24, 1861,
upon due proof Of such payment having
been made, he will be entitled to eXcmp-
ton from the draft
The names Of the following persons
drawn Ill the last draft have been stricken
from the list, and they are, of course, ex-
ompt; and they are not required to report
to the Board Why this excess was
drawn in this county, It is not for us to
say at the present time. The correction
was made in ample time to prevent this
excess from being drawn, but still this
Board with Barker as their outside man,
gave them bonus Of twenty-five per
cent beyond any other county in the Dis
trict, and beyond what they were entitled
70. We trust this scheme has not fright
ened any of the following names away
from their homes as was evidently the in
. tcnlion. You are yet free from this blood
sucking triumyiratc.
1icgkeHy tg3sRabip.
Henry Cooper, John ! GIcNIuIlcn. Edward
Baunon, John Luntze, Mike kulduG, john
! ECCouncll.
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B'acL1icL Tot-n&3ip,
abraham Il Brown. Daoiel 5 RraNli-r.
J4chSOR TywRSli53.

George Gil, Harrison BurI.hart. S.u.I
DHnmire, Samuc, Snyder, William D.--an
Samuel CLARKE, George Warner, SaIu-
Leldy.
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William Storm, F,iz Uan'cn, William
Th"mpsun, Thomas Uya eli, john T-oX-
eli. EGw&ll Patterson.
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StSuNthultLLa TOcRsAiL.

20 deduction.
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EJcasJugg Bu'ouch.

Quota IG-forui.hed 22-suIrius 6.
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Johnst0'ca Bo1oagF.
Quota 99-fuTuishcd i30-surFlus 81
CnmJTia Tolr5syLiJ7.
Egnsss ne SOg.1f2eEzl 2'agcss.

Quota I&-furuj>hcd 2G-surp,as :.
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-IcgbcHy to1cRShip.

Henry Cooper, John \ NcMuIlcn. Edward
Baunon, John Lentze, Mike KiIlduG. JcLu
ECCOuucll.
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4 udttcr's Notice,

Oct. 5th I8G4.-3t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

Ton street, from Avenuo the Bowery be paved with Bel
gian pavement.
Which aid - 81,
Hrpott Of Committee Streets 81 favor y conc ng with
Board CgubLnen In adopting RESOLUTION A. Ath
street Av,nue to kast ltiyel, be regulated, &C.
W.ic4 sdoptsd by tho following vote, w; -
Afr,ns'iye- derncn FOz, ilayes hsNiahnn, shannon
Cipp jeremiah Hardy Heny. Mafterson, LoDE-lo
Neg stiy,,--A deIrrn 0uH OIL
Ro-oliion is following ordin'ncrs be Amended oy
si nag out inc name OF Charles NcN@, and iherng instead
thereof The name Of Loren Jones' asiessor selcil
rnal - 20 re-u Late -ade Seventeen street nom
Broadway uGisss Hyesi Approved Apf l"sh's "H o'
,hou.. nd eizi Kindred sid rsty -ssnAc.
rAa,acr 10 regulate cad s1tyfrt street between
Mini and Tenn aveAEes. q0.cd December tea one thou
ianl eiai1 hundred md s;r,y.two. Ia,
Ord ancr 10 OIL s.krn lets In One hnrdrsn ana t"elth
and one lied and oGiLch s'fctts Gna fif ana second
eycues approved November I'VE one thousand esht hund
rcd md M Arre.
Wis.,. wa ai0pted
R.ps nf Committee Road IN favor n adopting resou
iio t,l Go, Sidewalks nj One Hand et is4teenn street,
hr.,,,., FI sg AID Harlem River BE- made tLIy feet
vide nd pat tie Of property thereon be granted
TO olose fifteen feet 10 width az the said side
walls % niara r yaii, the Cooperation reserving
d.. rt - revoke ss permit don when Ia their opinion, the
nec,,es ., 10 cky may require H. The ssns to be done
uus er Doe ,klec' "a Of she 5tsee. tsuIuiis!0ner
WHICH W.. ii over.
MOTIONS RESUMED
ALDEN r. nvy,l ,lat when tho Board adjourn, II do
ouru Dsst Mouday next second proA.Ho, at o'clock
pm.
which wss,sSred
On motion, DO Board uen sdjounrd.
D. L. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Ronra OF Aldermen.

cyUc111l SPECIAL SEssloN--Ih fsday hpri ZS' 1904
ne "0Slu i"e' NKw-Nor April &C. 1854
~, n V,1yyr1ys esq, Clerk If board # ddermeni
mn Yoa ere Hereby requested to notify the members Of
- poard Of Aldermen meet IN Special session IN the
thh.r of The Board IA The City Hall, Thursday next
fvgbh ms ant o'clock ?. for the purpose OF
r,ctins such pGbhc business as may come before the
JACOB NJ LONG, Alderman Seventeenth District.
J1fTN NCCOoL. Alder Iaan Filth District.
PETER Mcknight Alderman Eighth District
IOSEPU SHANNON Alderman Sikh District.
PETKR MASTERSON, Alderman Thirie, nth District
LEWIS r. RNIKS Alderman Ninth District
GEO. 4. JEREMIAH, Alderman Tenth DISTINCT
MORGAN JONES. Alderman Second District
JOHN 70 Alderman First District.
Fresent-Joln r. Ilcnry Presidents Aldermen Fox, Jones
Nc MahOn McCool. Shannon, Chip, Mcknight hyeis;
J,remilh HARDY, Kelly MastersOn, Ottwe, Farley, and
Long.
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Which was laid over.
REPORTS
The COMMITTEES Public Health presented report to Dc,
lots in Se'enyeghth street. between Second aud
Third avenues
1hr Committee Finance presented report TO Ray bils
OF Edmund Van Rand for furnished Committee on
National AHas aud for Committee Celebrating Fourth OF
July 1862
Which we, laid over
The Committee on Repairs and Supplies Presented report
to build sn addition TO the Mayors Office.
The Committee on Streets pre.entsd report 10 rega.
&c, Watt street between W.sl AID Warrington streets
The COMMITTEE on Whsrves Piers. and slips presented
report to repair pier at Ito foot Of Thkyfourth street.
Which was laid ovor
MOTIONS.
Road. from the consideration of pr bc and
luton ia rotation TO the grade oil Nineeth Get aud IN Aro
amending the ordinance as to include setting curb and
Watch vas carried
The resolution was then adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS
communication received from the Comptroller uana
hitting statement of Treasury balance April ~, 1904
communication was received nom the Prison Association
transmitting nineteenth annual report
Which was ordered on file.
communication was received nom the Counsel to the
yoarhto Fy ninth street, Of opening Finh
from One hundred and thirty nth street 10 Tie exterior me
Witch ordered on file.
communication was received from the Street Commits
oner transmitting apporonmeat Of assessment for paving
Ninth avenue, between TweniythiTd aud Ihrsy'iouIth
Which was ordered on fle.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman JONES moved TO discharge the Committee Sat
aries and Offices the further consideration OF resolution
to provide badges, &c. for the Police Jassisea
Which carried
And the paper was then laid over.
PAPERS PROM THE BOARD OF c0UNcILNU,
Resolution that permission DO given TO Michael Rants
ceye aud deliver goods front of his premises numbers
and seventy nine Essex 70
main during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which CONQUERED in.
Resolution place gasamps tho south OF
Thirty eli hth street and First avenue.
Witch was referred TO the Committee on Lamps and Gas
Resolution permitting Henry Klnek to erect awning
Which was referred TO the Committee on Streets
Revolution permitting X. Walker to resolve and deliver
goods In front Of his premises.
Which concuTred In
Resolution the Committee As and Sciences be d.
procure suitable badge for the members Of
Council and the Board Of Aldermen concur the Com
and Sciences Of both branches Of Common
Council be and hereby constituted Joint COMMITTEES fog
the purpose of carrying out the intentions OF this resolution
Which was laid over
Resolution that the Street Commissioner DO directed have
Reservoir Square opened to tho pubas daily nom eight VI
TO eight p.
Which was conquered In
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PELTON d BREED, Agents,
anrf-RQ 1Tl LTNHTI A IN
Grand Pleasure Excursions
To
LAKE SUP ERROR!

One Of the following splendid first-class steamers,
viz Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light, Iron City
Traveller, Meteor, Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew
abie, viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, at o'clock d.,
each day Of the week eXsept Saturday and sunday,
and Detroit, Mich. the following days At O'Clock
P. n, through the months Of July and August,
making grand Excursion Trips to the many points
interest on the great Inland seas of America which
for utility, pleasure and health unsurpassed by
any other on the Continent
This Trip OF over ,OOO miles embraces six degrees
OF latitude and eleven Of longitude, and includes in
its circuit Lakes Erie, st. Clair, Huron and Supe-
riOr, with the beautiful rivers Detroit ST. Clair aud
St. Mary'5.
The many and extensive mines Of iron and cop
per, unequalled by any in the world the newly
discovered aud inviting deposits Of silver lead, wild
and romantic scenery, combined with Its pure and
braciug climate, renders the Lake superior "trip
Of bar more than Ordinary interest to tne captiist
the pleasure-seeker VI the inyaL,-
The above hdInet steamers are elegantly Ittod up,
with large and airy cabins and sIste-TOOIns while
every prvcauti0n has been taken provide for the
safety and comfort OF passengers.
Fare, lucluuing state-rOonls and meals, about -
cents per mile. Time occupied ia making the round
trip, from 10 days.
Rooms secured and further information obtained
By application 70 ROB'T HANNA q Co,
HUSSEY q McBBIDE,
GARRETSOS, now La co.
tune2i:l64 Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE HYPOPHOsPHTTES.
is an appropriate and specific remedy for every dis
ease characterized by the following


Difficult, imperfect or too rapid breathing, cold
ness Of the extremities, nighr or morning chills;
heetici wasting Of flesh; enlargement Of the glands
or swelsngs coughs loss Of strength; twitehing Of
tho nerves or muscles shooting pains through the
shoulders chest, face limbs; partial or or total
loss Of the use Of the limbs, headd9he; giddiness
excessive paeness, night sweats; loss Of appetite
heartburn oppression Of the stomach after or sink
ing Of the stomach before eating, weak or sour
stomach, irregularities Of the bowels, sallOw COM
plexion, derangements Of the liver or kidneys re-
extreme senstivsness to cold &o as in the several
stages Of consumption, in catsrFh, asthma, bron-
ehitis, dyspepsia, scrofufa, Neuralgia paralysis
partial or complete, &C, and ESPECIALLY in Female
Disorders or Uterine Irregularities, such difficult
painful suppressed, scanty, excessive delayed pre-
maluIe or TOO frequent menstruation.
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DIR. R. ANDERS s. CO.'S IODINE
wATER.-Iodine water acts upon the Heart, Liv-
er, Kidneys, Digestive Organs and Glandular Sys-
TEN.
The success which has attended the use Of this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsement ef
medical authority, enable US to recommend it to
the practitioner snd the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial it will attest its own excel
lence in the cure Of Chronic Diseases, which indi
cate Iodine such as scrofula, Bronchitis, skin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dys-
pepsia, Debility, Syphilis, &C.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water containing three-quarter grains
Pure Iodine in each fluid ounce of pure water, no
olyent being used. 1t is not liable to decomposi-
ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
the Iodine oxadized or neutralized by combins-
ion with any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperIor to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that it
may be used as 3 family medicine as well as by the
profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of five
dollars six bottles delivered free by express to any
address.
Beware Of Oounterieits and limitations which IN
principled dealers endeavor to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation and trademark
(the Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
the labels and wrappers on each bottle, without
which none is genuine.
Circular gratis DR. h. ANDERs &CO.,
Physician and chemists,
No. 42s Broadway, New York
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Loan Aaentp.
eB05000 MONEY ADVANCED

SDOU.UUV in sums TO sut--at the old stand
and weil-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MeIodeons,
and all personal property and articles Of value, on
the most satisfactory terms Business strictly pri-
vate Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of un-
redeemed Watches, Jeyelry, Guns, &C., for sale at
hArgRinB.
Ofhce,-corner Of Water and Superior streets,
over Davis and Psixotto'a Clothing Store.
oet2a J, Q. 4 ", WAeNEB,
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COUGHS AND COLDS-The sud

COUGHS AND COLDS.-The sud-
den changes Of our climate are sources Of PulmOu-
ary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affections. Expert
enee having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily when taken in the carly stages Of disease
recourse should at once be had TO "BROwE's BIoN-
cHLAL TEOcHEs, or Lozsnses, let the cold, cough
irritation Of the throat be slight, as by
this precaution serious attack may be eiIec-
tually wsrded OF. Public speakers and Singers
will find them efecrual in clearing and strength
sning the voice. Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried in tine pocket and taken as occasion
requires. juneIO-lmo
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BEST REMEDY KNOWN

For all Bilious complaints, Sick Headace, GOstive-
ness, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach, Sea Sickness, &c.
DR.. James r. Chiffon, the Great chemist, says -
81 know its composition and have no doubt it will
prove most beneficial in those complaints for which
il is recommended"
DR.. Thomas Boyd Gays: 81 strongly recommend
it to the notice Of the public"
Dr. Edward G. Ludlow says: 81 can with conf
dcnce reeOmmend it."
DR.. Oeofge T. Baxter says: "In Flatulency, Sick
Headache, costiveness, Heartburn, &C, the SELrzER
APERIENT in my hands has proved indeed a yalua-
bic remedy"
For other Testimonials, &C., see Pamphlet with
each bottle.
Manufactured only by TARRANT CO., No. 27s
wich street, New York.
PS-F For sale by all Druggists.
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Ofthe Erie Annual Con-
ference.

Appointments Ofthe Erie Annual Con-
ference.
The following is list Of the appoint
ments made for some Of the Districts:
WARREN DISTRICT.
b. Excel, P. Z.
Warren Peate.
Riehmond-T B Tate.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Lake.
JHnrvsty,-sl4-IE A Clark.
Jefferson-J X Hallock.
Morgan WfHIesworth.
Windsor and Hartsgroye-A Burgess.
Bloomfield and Bristol-T P Warner.
West Farming gten--C L Pattee.
Southington and Nelson-r Radcliffe.
Miles, T Boyle.
Girard and Liber-W Hays
Green and Mecea-C r Chapman.
Vienna-J II Vance.
Youngstown ( W Clarke
Hartford and Orange Flower.
Gustavus-I W Fly.
RAVENNA DISTRICT.
NJ. Hill, 2. f.
Ravenna-J Tribby.
AkrOn-E A johnson. -
Tallmadge-C y Grant.
Mogadore--F Vernon.
CuyBhoga Fafls--J E Cbapen.
Franklin-H P Henderson.
Hudson-B F Wade.
Twinsburg-M Williams.
Bedford-C T Kingsbury.
Warrensville- X Menderhall.
Solon-B c Warner.
Newburg-R NJ Warren.
Charlestown-J B Hammond.
Windham-S Nye.
Bootstown and Randolph Neal.
Braceville-J Glovero.
Edinburg-D NJ Rogers.
Deerfeld-J " Stockdale.
Jackson MeLane.
Ellswerth-6 W Reeves.
MEADVILLE DISTRICT.
J W Lowe, P E.
Meadville-W F Day.
Seagertown-G Emberman.
Townville-Milton- Smith.
CochrantOn-P w Sherwood.
sunville-H Burroughs, B Orwig.
Franklin Balm.
Greenville-AJ j Merchant
Salem-W II Hossman.
Shakleyville-S S Stumtz.
Evensburg-J W Hill.
Conneautville-J Q Sullivan.
Harmonsburg-N Brown.
Riceyille-S Hollen.
Lnesville II Kingsley
New Lebanon-R Smith.
Delaware Grove-F Brown
Oil Ciiy--N Norton.
President-J W Welden.
CLEVELAND DISTRICT.
FW Wilson, P. E.
Cleveland, st. Clair St.-E. Gillet.
Erie ST. s Lytle
GcnvIlla s !
City Mission u Fi0Sser'
East Cleveland-L Kenneda.
Mayfeld-E o Latimer.
WIlloughby-T Grey.
Mentor A N Brown.
Painesville-J D Norton.
Perry-F r Knapp.
Geneva and Saybrook-A c Tibbetts.
Chagrin Falls Graham.
Bainbridge-H Kellogg.
Troy-H NJ Chamberlain.
Thompson-D Smith
Grand Riyer-E Wade.
Montyille-H D Cole.
Charidon-G Bliss.
Chardon-W II Wilson.
RIal,na Mirliana j Eddy, L Wilkinson.
ERIE DISTRICT.
H Whallon, D. D., P. Z.
Erie, 1st Church-DC c Osborne.
{" Simpson Church. II Tagg.
Wesleyville-N W Jones.
Green's Wilkinson.
North East-W P Bignell. ~.
Waterford-A Barress.
McKean-E NJ Noion
Edenboro-W NJ Bear. -
Fairview-R + Keller. .5- -r
Girrrd-W Hollister. r ar-
Union-O L Meade. &
Wattsburg and BIina--L E Beardslee, A
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Albion-s BuTron, 7 Il Beck.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-02
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StrickIand's MeIllnuous Cough BaIsam

to convince them that it Is the best preparation ev
er used. IL not only the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but It cures Night Sweats
aud Splitting OF Blood, and is an excellent gargle
for any kind of Sore Throat
1t is pleasant to take, and is a safe medicine for
infants.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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