Campaign notices and adage from Warren Mail
An 1860 notice in The Warren Mail promotes liberal advertising and includes two candidate announcements. Stephen Gerard, J P, seeks re election at the upcoming borough election on February 14 1860. FP McKean will run as an Independent candidate for constable at the same election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gerard
D. Scamerton
Office of Justice of the Peace
McKean
Constable
Editorial Correspondence from Harrissone 1862 Pennsylvanian
Harrissone reports a quiet political week after Eli Slifer’s election as State Treasurer. He notes Democratic weakness in the House and Senate, debates over tariff and revenue laws, and a Philadelphia election contest in Wiley vs Duffield. He discusses Curtin Covode duel for gubernatorial nomination, oil excitement, and local developments in Warren and surrounding counties. Political shifts and slavery agitation appear as Northern and Southern pressures grow.
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House
Senate
Ann Wuereas
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Congress
Commonwealth
Packer
Wm. R. de Witt
Wiley Vs. Duffield
Philadelphia
Dr. Wiley
Thos. W. Duffield
Assembly
George Wiley
James Buchanan
Fremont
Julius B. Allen
James Donnely
Curtin
Covode
Taggart
Howe
Cantin
Dauphin
Harrisburg
Whitman
Shoemaker
Clark
Cameron
Buchanan
John Brown
Centrals
Pennsylvania
Rouse
Warren
Venango County
Greene County
J. H. Whaler
North Carolina
Youngsville Cemetery
Union Bridge Company
John H. King
John Sill
G. C. James
C. W. Rathbun
J. D. James
Allegheny
E. C
Near Miss in House as Speaker Vote Sparks Hope
The House pursued a Speaker choice Friday with 228 votes required. Smith, Sherman, Corwin, and scattering received 115, 112, 106, and 6 respectively. A later vote showed Pennington and Smith leading, with 115 and 118, scattering 5, needing 117. A telegram from Erie later claimed Pennington elected Speaker. The notice also outlines postal service route bids in Pennsylvania for four years from July 1, 1860, to June 20, 1864, listing numerous line routes, schedules, departures, and three to six weekly services, plus official acts on Justices of the Peace and Aldermen.
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Smith
North Carolina
Sherman
Corwin
Congress
Pennington
Erie
Ledger
United States
Pennsylvania
Stratonville
Hellen Furnace
Scotch Hill
Tylersburg
North Pine Grove
Marionville
Foxburg
Warren
Strattonville
Tionesta
Howe
Tidioute
Franklin
Plumer, Tyrell, Perry
Steam Mills
Irvine
Titusville
Southwest
Holland
Perry
Eagle
Spring Creek
Columbus
Star
Garland
Lawrenceburg
Metildaville
West Freedom
Wattsburg
Wayne
Freehold
Pittsfield
Waterford
Carter Hill
Lottsville
Sugar Grove
Busti
N. Y
Jamestown
Stewart and Cook
Spartansburg
Youngsville
Pattonia
Germany
Russellburg
Smethport
Lafayette
Eden
Kinzua
Justices of the Peace
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Commonwealth
W.C. A. Lawrence
MO. Cresswell, Jr
WM. F. Packer
Lord Muacaulay on Apostolic Succession
The commentary attacks apostolic succession as a doctrine lacking historical evidence and fostering doubt among clergy. It questions whether bishops and priests can prove valid ordination and notes the invisible nature of the rite and its effects. The piece shifts to praise Dr. Hostetter’s CELEBRATED BITTERS as a tonic for debility and illness, urging trial and noting broad availability.
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T. Babington Maculay
Church of England
J. Hostetter
Warren County Annual Statement 1859 and outstanding county debts
The Warren County annual statement details receipts and expenditures for 1859, including the collector’s duplicates, unpaid taxes, exonerations, and outstanding debts per auditors' report. It lists district balances due to Sill and district treasurers, and includes a detailed recapitulation of road money and school funds, plus judgments and warrants outstanding.
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General Assembly
Warren
Sai County
Amas Aedereesuete Deess
Sreneecoes
E. Cowan
Poriesae
Ieee
Sill
John Sill
Warren County
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Columbus
Corydon
Spring Creek
Sheffield
South West
Eine
Sorydon
Cherry Grove
Kinzua
Deerfield
Commission
Pine Grove
SheMet
Mead. Warren Borough
Robe
Tech Erastus Barns
van i
E. Barns
Seales Bione
Am’t
Barns
Pittsfield
Arthur Magill
A. MaGill
Easant
McGill
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Sugar Grove
Alden Mars
Alden Marsh
Marsh
Ss. Cess
Eee
Eeerses Warren
Western Penitentiary
Eas
Wolf Scalp
Paracist
le Deerfield
Wook Tof Coumet Og Pence Np
Inien Penn Davesersses
Elk
Armington
Glade Ee
Mead
John Brooks
Pleasant Sa
J. A
Wm. Dale
H. Eddy
Abijah Morrison
Stanton & James
Me West
Guy C. Irvine
Arren Borough
G. B. Blodget
W. C. Knapp
Stephen Davis
A. J. Spencer
L. R. Geer
Grade
John Headley
Everts
Morrison George
Freehold
A.J. Dais
Warren Borough
Davia Dalrymple
Charles Thompson
Pleasant
Page
Wm. B. Acocks
D. H. Mitchell
Chase Osgood
Warren Co
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A. Douglas
Douglas
Ed. Graser
Pedlers
Angelica
Allegheny Co
Graser
Crawford County
J. Burchfield
Gazette
American Stock Journal
Park Row
New York
Kentucky
M. H. Cobb
Tioga Agitator
Harrisburg Telegraph
Telegraph
Cobb
Kimball & Beecher
Johnsons Exchange
Onoville
Friend’s Ferry
Ten Mile Spring
East Randolph
Lord Muacaulay
F. Wilason
St. Joseph
Lovrce
Giles
Nancy Cuipmay
L. D Crandall
Missouri
L. D. Crandall
Kimball and Beecher
Johnson’s Exchange
G. R. Kimball
M. Beecher, Jr
Commission of
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Farmington
Toam
Aim
Eldred
Glade
Commission i
Toami
Amt
Commission — Due Dist
John Sul
Columbus, Due Dist
Mills County
Borough of
A. D
Erastus Barns
Artest Roby
Campbell J A. H. Lupton
H. Thomas
R. Hazeltine
R.C Scott
H. McGee
al O. White
Robertson & Smith A
Newport Safety Bank
P Parker, Garns
T. T. Wilson
G. C. Irvine
O &L
Thos Phillipa
Green Clark
Jasish Deming
P. Falconer
D.M. Williams
O. York
A. Morrison
Preston & Beale
J. S. Turner
Slone & Irvine
O. Dalrymple
B. Woodin
D.stilson
Leonard
M. Shipman
Wm. Cook
Estray
Jame
Johnathan Sheldon
Jacob
McCall
Corydon Township
Julia McCall
W. A. Lece
J. H. Morea
Johnson
Luck & Morgan
NEW York & Erie Rail
Great Western U. S. Mail
the Lakes
New York City
Dunkirk
Lake Shore Railroad
N. Y. & Rrrchas
Minot
Tate
A. J. Davis
Abram T. Dyris
Boro
C. Howard
Samuel Hall
Daniel Marble
Columna
Daniel Gross
Conewanga
David Dalrymple
H.C. Aver
Henry MaGee
Jacob Mack
P.P. Putnam
Ehired
Alvin Martin
John O. Rawlins Heman A. Braley
Kinazua
A. McWilliams
A. J
American Express Company
Berrerrilly & Co
Boston
Farco & Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Canadas
Wells, Fargo & Co
European
California Express
Europe
California
Oregon
American Express Co
Carver House
KE. W. Sloane
South Western Division
Allegheny River
Glade Township
John Edgar
USIC
Maria E. Merrill
Nak and
Third Streets
M. C. Park
Express
A. F. Davis, & CO
Randall & Mead’s
J. Danforth