glOideW* imittag.
iisliPuilltblior Xanures.
Thi l Winiee
mono
s ti aPr rek= the
Met • ere e often indigo
edne mode. end their pre&
Wee which lave
been atidedby their neigb•
bare.
The inquiery among practical Airmen is
a very broad one, since there is such a
diversity of soil and of crop as well as of
the nature of the manure to be applied,
Still there are genet* priuripiec
appli
cable to all lairds in all Latitudes and longi
tudes. These principies are made up from
the actual trials and practices of farmers
who have acquired their- knowledge in the
thecoselfields, and actually reaped what they
rye had own.
Such farmers often hearken to new the-
oriel' on the strength of the recommend*.
tion of others. Sometimes they are gainers,
sometimes losers by a change of system.—
Still they never lose sight of the main
chance. They are never so absurd as to
place their manures on bean poles, or to
bury them in pita out of the reach of the
influence of the atmosphere.
It is now pretty generally agreed among
practical farmers that manures of all kinds
may be buried too deep in the furrow—so
deep .with a deep plough as to entirely
desUoy their efficacy for a number of sea
sons, if not forever. The reason why this
is so is not very satisfactorily explained—
for it is proved that manures never work
down to any great depth, else the sub-soil
would be valuable after many years of deep
manuring.
One greet,point with farmers should be
to prevent loss of their barn manures by
checking great fermentation. Strong ma
nures heaped up, soon ferment and burn
unless much extra matter is mixed in the
pile. Some heaps heat so much as to turn
white. They are "firefanged" as the old
gardners used to express it, and they are
almost worthless when this excessive heat
ing has been permitted. We incline to
think that more of the essence of our ma
nures, is wasted by this fermentation- 7 this
heating proems—than in all other modes
of waste.
It is certain that excellent crops of corn
arercurn wherethe manure from the barn
was buried no deeper than's common
w would but) , it when spread on the
gleam. This we often see on dry ground
and in dry summers, and with only a mod
erate dressing of manure.
8o we find that ad kinds of manure
sitead in October and November, on gram
land or meadow land, work well and in
crease the crop abundantly, though expos
ed through the winter to all kinds of
weather.
The truth seems to be that not much of
the essence of barn manures is lost by
evaporation when they are spread out where
no fermentation takes place.
Still if we would secure all the essence
of barn manures, we must mix them wi
fresh earth immediately, in the yard, or in
the field, with a light harrow or a harrow,
When this is done,no effluvium, or ammonia
Is perceived to pass away.—Man. PtougA.
11142 t.
Axon' Seasaeuto MAN vg .—ln an article
on this subject, the editor of the America*
Farmer's Mrsgusate remarks :—" As the time
for top-dressing new lands is at hand, we
have a word to say on the subject. As to
the question of fall or spring, we do not
believe anybody can answer it for all cases.
If the manure is old and well composted
with muck or other decayed vegetable
matter ; if the ground is such, that there
is no danger of hard washing from it ; and
further, if you will work the manure down
finely and evenly to the surface, we have
no objection to fall top-dresaing. It has
its advantages. The effect on the fillet year's
crop will probably be greater, and the per
manent effect may not be leis.
" For . spring top-drawing we prefer the
following mode, having often practiced it,
and found the little extra labor implied,
well paid, as we believe. It is, tocarry out
the manure .(stable or barn-yard) early, to
lay it in somewhat larger heaps than would
be most easily spread, say six or seven to
the large load ; then to carry and throw
over each heap a few shovels full of well
cured muck, or, in want of this, of any
rich soil ; and to let it lie in this condition
till a goird time for spreading it. That time
is, when a long, cold, north-easter is brew
ing. When the indications of such a
storm are strong, we would spread" the
manure, but not before, Let it be spread
evenly, and worked in among the grass
roots. A bush harrow may in some cases
be used to advantage, and we would from
mend its use, providing you will go after it
with a many-tined fork, or a rake, and.re
gnlate the inequalities which the harrow
trim? have left, drawing the manure frinn
places that hate received too much to others
that. have received none.
"!The muck or soil with which the heaps
are covered, will render the manure more
crumbly, will enable you to spread it mor..
evenly, and will help to retain the ammonia,
if your pre-calculations of the weather
should fad, and you should have sunny in
stead of rainy weather after spreading."
• s
Pussivract Burrss.—The New HampsAire
Journal of Agriculhcre says the farmers of the
parish of Unda, county of Aberdeen, Scot
land, practice the following method for
curing their butter, which has obtained for
it a great superiority over that of their
neighbors: Take two quarts of the best
common salt, one ounce of sugar, and one
ounce of saltpetre; take one ounce of this
composition for one pound of butter; work
it well into the Mass, and close it up for
use. The butter eured with this mixture
appears of rich and marrowy consistence,
and fine color, and never acquires a brittle
hardness, nor tastes salty. Dr. Andersoin
says "L,have ate butter cured with the
above composition that had been kept three
years, and it was as sweet as at first." But
it must be noted that butter thus cured re
quires to seoxid three weeks or a month be
fore it is used. If it is sooner opened, the
salts are not sufficiently blended with it,
and sometimes the -coolness of the nitre
will be perceived, which totally disappears
afterwards. The aboye is worthy the atten
tion of every dairy cabman.
Flomiz-gsuz Rest.—Boil and mash two
good sized potatoes; add to them a teacup
of )(bast, and flour su ffi cient to make a good
sponge, and 1 quart milk, f lb. supr, and
lb. butter. This should be knmded soft,
and left to rise over nigkt.. When quite liiThm
make into small cakes and bake in, a quack
oven.
Liaion Pis.,,-4:lerewtth you have a recipe
for nidi a pie as hardly a reader of the 06-
server ever tasted—though numbered by
thousands. For two, take the grated
peel of one lemon and the juice of two ;
2 tablespoonfuls cream tartar ; 2 of melt
ed butter; the yolka ot 4 eggs ; ,8 spoonfuls
of sugar. Bake until well ' done. The
white of 4 eggs, and 4 spoonfuls of sugar
beaten to a stiff froth and spread over the
pie. Bake for three minutes.
Pop COIN( PODDISO.—One quart milk ;
cu P suer ; 4 eggs; 1 .}Hart pop corn ; ita•
tror with nutmeg or cinnamon--alittlesalt.
Line your pudding dish with a paste pre ,
i
AS for soda biscuit, plus in the above
Ingredients, place a Mr bits Of, butter on
the top—bake nearly an hour ina moder
ate oven, stir it oocationally till it begins to
thicken.
Bomar Batan.—For two good sized loaves,
take 4 pinta or large bowl of corn meal,
ppoouurr on boiling water till well scalded.—
When cool, add one pint of yeast--wie it
with two bowls of rye floor, or unbolted
wheat, When light, bake in a slow ofen
three or Om hours. A little manages ha
proves it.
To Eirrunwr emu OCT matzo Awe.—
Wash yourobeives down *eon, and while
damp, rub tine reit on them quite thick,
and lets , 00 for a arm and theY
gun ad Aka guru its.
WOMB&
New despair of goodness. Men are bed,
Bat have bees "Noe. ?lip Wane *hall die
out;
The goodness, libthh4e down, shall lost,
Bearing a gars beneath iti tfay oer—
A prat predealina4 to beams a tree,
To BM oa and ea its boughs
Bear seed sneagh tip stock the naives's.
111§.. " Tsui t imitate imitate ME*.
T. miegwa of love,"
Shall titillating Printea bete below,
Have; no rid:ea above
The4l Bll fsar'h rerun - -
To ne is lilnowledge , given ;
Delili ntOnatt ai the Printer's books,
Can seven enter heaven 1
Puny &matron • Win BRATZIL—The
A . .
which wo value most, we hide.
I
may. The : , rtutifisuos have a wise 'maxim,
that whatever yop would have appear, in a
nation's life,;youimust put in its
in. To scene persons it is indisPensable
to be worth mo p ey ; for without, it they
would be worth nothing thettEselves.
air One imissi asked another why his
beard was brawl:4 and his hair white? " Be
cause," he "one is twenty years
younger than the other."
lir' Why was Gen. Burgoyne] on his
march south during the Revolut i on, like
a runaway horse? Ans.—Because he had
to stop when he came to Gates.
am, The happiest man in the world is
the man with just wealth enough to keep
him in spirits, and just children enough to
make him industrious.
" A good action is never thrown
away." This is the reason, probably, why
we find so very few of them " lying around
loose."
Whoever is afrnid of *submitting
any question, civil or religious, to the test
of free discussion, is more in love with his
own opinion than with truth.
Ka. A Yankee,
*hat,
opponent,
says,—" tell you *hat, sir, that man don't
amount to a sum lin arithmetio—add him
up, and there's nothing to carry."
Alfir " Sally," slid a witty young man,
to a girl with red hair, " keep away from
me,
or you will settee " Nodanger
of that," was thee answer, " you are too
green to burn." r
A Clannauss.—There have been many
definitions of a geitleman, but the prettiest
and most poetic ill that given by a lady :
" A gentleman is- human being combin
ing a woman'sdernecs with a man's
courage."
Or A little nine years old, having
attended a soir4, being asked by her
mother, on retikning, how' she enjoyed
herself, answered "I am full of happi
ness. I-couldn't be any happier, unless I
could grow."
Or Mrs. Jenkins complained in the
evening that the turkey dinner she had
eaten on New Year's did not set well.
" Probably," said Jenkins,
a hen turkey."
He got a glass. of water in his face,
ser Mr. Pullup coming home late
"fuNetty finds the walking slippery
and exclaims: "V-ve-very sing'lar; wh
whenever water freezes it aldus fr-freezes
with the al-alipppry side up ; dead singu
lar." .
Hama? or Itirriayseii.—To go into a
printing 01E4, kook over a compositor's
shoulder and read hil copy. To go into
an editor's roam, among his
newspapers, and look over is shoulder to
read his manusaript. Height of Justice:—
To kick such rascals out without cere
mony.
SUL. Here is a; btier-drinker's epitaph
Beneath this atone
Repose the bones
Of Theodosions Chita,
Who took his leer
• From year to year,
final the bur took him
le.. An alderman once called on Dr.
Franklin, and said he had a tendency to
the gout, and asked him what he could do
to arrest it.
"Take a bucket of water and a ton of
coal three times' a week," replied the doc
tor.
•'Why, how ?" replied the alderman, in
astonishment.
„ Drink a cup of the former three times
a day, and carry the latter up three flights
of stairs.”
Ilig1„. An actor in Georgia, in the course
of a play, kissed, the wife of a brother actor
once oftener than the authorised version of
the play required, and was thereupon
severely whippedby the outraged husband.
Having been a "star" before, and now be
ing provided with the "stripes," he thinks
he is entitled to represent the flag of his
country.
SM. At five years of age the father begins
to rub the mother out of his child : at ten
the school-master rubs out the father at
twenty the college rubs dut the school
master; at twenty-five the world rubs out
all his predecessors, and give us a new
education, till we are old enough to take
reason and religion for a pastor, when we
employ the rest of our lives in unlearning
what we had previously learned.
Wont ess's Rtes.—As the polite omnibus
agent of the Lexington and Louisville Rail
road was going through the ladies' car,
checking baggage, he asked a very pretty
young lady if, she had any baggage she
wished taken Ito a hotel. She replied,
"No, sir." the agent then asked her if
she would takea'bus. She instantly gave
him a Very sweet smile, and replied, " No,
air, I sin not in bussing humor this even
ing." The agent dropped his memoran
dum book, and returning to the baggage
car, said he felt unwell.— Lc.x. ,Skalesman.
Pops BUT PROUD. -4 highwayman un
dertook to rob Major Jones. lie met Jones
in a wood over in Jersey. Ile asked .Jones
for his pocket-book. Jong refused to
field Ilighwaymen took Jones by the
heck. and undertook to choke him. Jones
Made fight, and kept it up for half-tin-hour.
At the expiration of that time, Jones cav
ed, and the highwayman commenced ri
flincleis poOkets. The contents amounted
to eighteen , cents. ',lB that all you've got ?"
"Every cent." "What made you fight so
long ?" "Didn't want to be exposed. lied
enough to, have only, eighteen cents;
grmt deal worse to halve the whole world
know it,"
How Tsar OM nno Taotrabs.—An Eas
tern editor says that a 'man in New York
got himielf into trout* by marrying two
wives. A Western editor replies by assur
ing his ootemporary thitt a good many men
nn that section have done the same thing
by marrying one. A Northern editor re
torts that quite a number of his acquain
tan4s found trouble by barely promising
to marry. without going any further. A
Southern editor says ,that he was bothered
enough by simply being found in company
Withman's b eing
ife.
PLATS]) OlJT.—Captisin Frank May. whose
reportoire of quips sod quirks and oddities
ate somewhat ext ensiv e, tells the following
anecdote :
The-Captain was travelog in Alabama
,with J. B. Roberts, , ins certain city
th . theatre !was sot $ dad to witness the
• $ 's $ •• $ $ of
' $ The next y a gentleman. high
position, met " your subscriber,"
as taid, Capt. May you have a first rate
. and you have done your sham of the
.
in tip Roberta top style. lir.
- • • , by a. grmt actor, and we all regret
t the au di ences are so small. But the
'bet is, Captain, down here in Alabama.
Stutt i mre is shout piard owe The Cap,
Stu grit lbw=
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BY B.S. BLOAN.
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moths, se; a astba, 11/4 maatba.
Cla• a~m, or 10 apaurea--eas jrear. SW; $ maattia.
US; tlaeoathi, W.
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ana. Ks Um Owed kar Card, aver sts. art waft
Vlmil Marta male% la ants a thi s * ; last ae
advadiassast laisetedasaaag dr Spat& Nation
ha lava tkaa oat datum
llerabsats sat edam, teasietag boas's* strays
deestbrasts tral be slbrood two squeals. pa ti l i
sad card, *NM. hie addiggille f
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osalood to tape agithatap bestows stUr atsortim. Pay
swat tor tesasiest whertisessadosapdad 1* eiletetee- -
alna br yeaziy adimirtlaukg rUI be peemested bstriestly.
:Ist.) ;1 s !4•411
L • runirrom rams,
Ar Pa. marty AT I-ave.—Mee ea Clbestaat
Meadville,
Zee. Mt, liL-0111.
A NIL OHM.
E • Osumi la Maui. W n.. Je
w, Sliver Spoons, Plated Wara, Looldag Wit
Xoo3dile • Wks." awl Panay Gonda, ?waive
HAYS* JOKDAPI,
jisoussAut 111 ItirrAlL Datum ho Ilruwe7
sad Wapiti Dry WW2, CarrolK Matting/40U Clothas,
Pia. 1 Brenner Blank, Ms Ps.
Lc .• DAVICKPOWT.
irsolutur At LAIN--06011 in Central
over Nog/be/yr A Baked, Clothing Store. RU
tosses on State Altrest
WM. A. GALMISAITII.
Arrarpm AT I•Allr -AMMO OW SUL stnrwt,
smarty opposits ew Court amour, Arta, Pa.
T. K. SINCLAIR,
succor.... t• Stmort disetair,)
111 , LIAALII AND ItXTA µ Doroomoo Corms of Moto and
st's, Doaler Paints, tillaAo44lll4 06 1 23Phwee.
Honking 1.1 id, Brushes, ke.
M ILLEII. is mutay.
DzaLaas ra Boors; arm BOOKS, Sbee
ags. ka Post arm, first door west of Wright k Co's
ttehango Ogee, trio, Po.
W I I.LIAM b. LANK.
ATTOIMIT ANDCOCriIIII.I.Ot /if LAW.—
Odice removed to comer rooms M Romarrombes Block,
corner Stet* Street aud tbe Piddle &loam trie,Tb.
BILIODKPI & NIITTCHINSON.
.?TOMMY.A? LAW. -01156 in Roans
nvoles Block, opposite grown'a Hotel, antrum, on Uni
Hui. grin, Ps.
J. W. IBIUGIOIOI, D. W. IIWTOWHISOW.
- ter K. MAGILL, .0- --_,
.
1V . Dlorrurr, Otlor tn Rona- ' , inns"
'wiser Ettook, north ads of the Port, EM., Pri, no.
Or IL IIISLDICN,
Wato.aataa and Retail dealer la all Matto
of gligligh, Gitelman sad Anteruwe Hardware, An Oh, VlOOl4
iroa, Nail*, Steel, hn eaddlte7 and Carriage
Allaablier Defile( and Packing Tema, street. 0=1;
Heed Hoes*, eri., Pi
Rotuma a lIIENXIMr,
NouuLtus urn Bawl. Dien in Bud
want, Crockery, Glamenrare sued Saddlery, Noe. 1 'sad 1$
Staplers mock., tamer of nut wed State streets, Ibis, A.
111002:1111, 1. A. 1111111111??.
INCIMILEY is lIIRANNON.
Sreetitiors Bm Air Doke r.)
Unataiss in &relish, (human and Anaan Hardware and
Cutlery. Also. Nana, Anvils, Vials, Iron and Bleol, No.
I R+ed Holm, Rai*, Pa.
JA ELMS L TTLX
Tatum, In the roam recently occupied by
Y 8111, Itaq. se • Law Oillne, and over the Store of N.
Murphy between the Reed Ronne and Brown. lintel.
"it wa no
Ai
: HANFORD dc CO.,
DeAmaze ix Orito, Silver, Bank Notes,
CurtiSealed of naponit, ko. exchange 012 tile prin
cipal] cities conatantly For sae. OSicadio 9 Reed House,
Public Square, Brie.
•IrAsurac cmook.
Hemossa sad liaautheturers of Sash,
It
sod 1111w* Pesch at, in the shop formerly °everted
by Hu g h Jones.
T&hawILIMXON SWART.
s AND PITIIICIAN. 11,1,
•
recidenwm, Toarth street, wee door Lest of the of Apo
thecary HALL
MINNIAGI dr BANYMID.
Daum In Sronerias, Provision% Pro
darn, Pork, Salt, Oran, flour, Traits, Nutt, aliss,
Nan, Brooms, Wooden, Willow sad Stone Wash
kr. Tarns Cask. lon. No. 4Wrllthra Pliodk,
Stare Street, 4 doors above tb. Port Omen, Cris, Pa.
gAT...,,up„,
therriwra, Moo la Beatf ''s e -r— •
• e
ma north side of Bqaare, lomat, yeaspip
k Co. AU work warranted.
iILECILI WWWWEIJWL
I r
Dia.Laaa Ira Jewel'', Watebaa, Clads. M
yst, &Wallah" NW Mind Ware, Laddiar Mama% recut
mod labia Cathay. Yaw Goods ha., !a Jaaariaaa Block,
Slate Masai Erlii Pa 24
G ILAY is FAXILIILL
Wyousests Oman; and dealers La
Wed India Goods, Powder, shot. Caps, hasty' Fans,
%Wen), Cigars, Fish, oil, ha., ko., No. 7, Boswell Bloch,
State stood, iris, Pa.
A. I. ohs's. 7. F. PAW*
JOHN RAW! dr CO.,
Tom itazoisra and ComaLambe Metehaa ta,
*along la Caal„ n 04114 rah, sod mast for a daily Ilas of
Upper Lako Swon, Publie levek, gris Pa.
j OOMPH ILICKILMLA VD Jr.,
'Corm/worm= of Boota sod Bbeasosnd
Wbnlamile and Retail dealer In NA sad Hemlock Sole
blather, !Preach sod American Calf Skink Morrow, UN
logs, Bindlap, Kips &Splits, Tbread Webb, Cords, Lace*
Gilloona, /Wand., Hammers, Mom,
i
Tuloi, Nana, le. New Block. State Sine'. &htt
I 1 DDYLL, HIRAM IN Y, is CO,
MiAIiVPACIPCMII ot Strom Bort neo p ßoilers,
titl
1 Pa. Gearing. Apiaraltiml WI piesnosts, ilmilrood Care,
In.,
Mi 1414 F. E. hiIiODEPI,
YAK, tonsstu Duns hits and Agent
for Wheeler h Wilson's Sewing Inettinee. Ro. one
Austin's Jewelry Story% West Pasty ILrie, Yu. arittitn
ins done to Oidor...A 4
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G KONGIC It. CILITLKIL
Arromwsr A? taw, Girard, lirie.Comity,
Ps. Collections sod other business attended to with
promptness sod dispatch.
JOHN SWORN: V.
Janice or mg Paws, Ofike la Beatty'.
Building, sp-stain, trio, PL.
C4ll PUHA Y CLAIM.
WHos.maase Girocatui, and Maier' la
Dosseatie .ad Imported Mina sad Ulmer', aloe &sem
Tobacco, Fruit, Rah OH, .ad Ageata for Yom Banal*
Al& Boaaall Block , maw street Me, Pa.
era. Zi. OADBICIIT. 111. J. CLAIM.
J - 01111 W. A YRlts.
MAirracrrsragni, What"ow and Retail
baler In all kinds of Fancy. brumang Room, ktag .
Oaks and Dining Chalro, No. 4 se7 atom. Moak. Itzie, Pa
r U. CRIUIRCII/14,.
111A1FACTrilllit & Ih aler I. Doable Rest(
Whiskey, is the Reed Hesse oti French rt
J
G. BASIL
DRALRIit in Non(' and glows, at whole
s/; and Retail, at No 10 Brown'a Block Stata attend,
brie,
O LD" a: 1 1A . iNterrßout k Wholoomle and !Wall
dealer. in Wol I awl Cistern l'umpe nf 'superior quality, the
ahespent and best now in nne. Shop on Twelfth street
bear Peach, *le, Pa. •
DMAqueduct tow carrying water for family , tun] or
teal parpowei for milt cheap.
-- I« W. OLoa, Y. L. Low,
-
L. KLLIOTT,
Itaturrairr Dimmer.—
Unice and Dwelling In south Park Row, Iga.
.••••
first block east of' Iris Bank buildings.
Kris, July 10, ISM
GIUM MOM
J. MORTON.
itiawasenna and Commission Merchant,
Public
r. Dock, Erie, denier in Coal, Salt, Ash, flour and
Plaste
CEPIII IideCARIPRR.
Witousema and Retail dealer in Geonerire,
na, Ship (bandied , Wood and Willow ware Re"
he, Slate Street s RAN Pena.
ESPIES WOKS&
Wa. 4 t. °atom" Jobber j , sod Retail
900a.,corner o r g
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POClothsdosori_ plias of Purvis* and Domestic Dry
_p, 011 ,ha - No. 12, Stott. oltroot,
rlnilirtio
IptUYIPAIAI CLOTHING STOKE,
BLAn
Br A. FAxot.„ sod abetaror
albirt quality Beady blade Clo ,Dealar thing sad Gentlemen's
larateldair Goods So. 7, Browses Block State street, Br*
WILLIAM TUOMMTON,
t um, l7olrlol6/P flu Priam
4. = .1
and
moat Hoods .4 t 414,
in=drawn& - Wirrimek rtreet, over &
Orcesei atore Yr* Pa.
J
W. DOWIIISO.
arrestrey cr,ktir one lentos or ram
nr:oa. Will practice la the ley= Courts of Me Crusty,
=
re peetanci hithla/ attention to ail bantermies
to hie hods, either es ea Attorney or Ilaitotrate.
it, Er*
OP Mai la Zillion Bluely parser el State led FlBit
Pa.
Nir B. sysirsous.
ar o mm. Jahromo,
ispies;ss• & Jeibies.ef Forriarsed Dessaathe
Me. IT Nuns, and $ Wanes Eltreg&i, Now T eak.
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peilb ONlns
(71=• • sgorarroitz:
4t.: t iqz4zire ofl l t
soot* oasis AND sasasis: or snow
Imaidianimies
Latiefip(ka6kNi o p i, ,!•,l4,4l:lk4AM'
aULMI XIV MOE NUM
Cm aes., town Idl iii to limo.
Xis It gl
M Mr~eied Ile Mar 11'
boo jsot weal very it
SW* If Its thews reqdlir. sod
to erase welt( to hie Rao ow *sot
eolith %%WO,ion to Meal tio *WO. 0413
sad *mob* OloPeaullsidolo•
Pits rflo - 111 1 O—MW mar atILL
. . . •
(",ULTRA " *II 113/TIL .
.tool Osltivaits; t.s M J. O. =UM
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS AT PAR.
Plief IP4rood
gt:Ft. take
pewit! sod take l ik =
Ofte rim Op MUNI Itti nem from Um, prise MO per
rim ,
Ow Vona Thaw* • adle• hem may, .Wadasfeed bus
-I,4otierca Leo;LA% ea lido Read, arestli . of Ossietery
OM per esuo, -
live ape Ott Pair 0104101461 pr
nem Homo and 146 on Moe La%
• •
a rie, 716, 411 4, 111011111111:1-11&
R ARP. BROTHER,
*oa k o
=VS Pot sokolod boo flanookaphis • row low
f
treAtrut DRY 112001114 •
VW& thou will 'WI at ilia Lowest Rates tee OMR,
pastry Prod** ,peewee (credit exeepied) or ts, Omits or
Mr Boo& et LS shore the Weida soh mho.
They have also Alpert etedt at Boole saeSimse, Shirts,
Demme, (Sothis& dm., kr., for male es the suite trams.
ermines as Sheep se the thespest Ilbr Cash.
ID* merle,,
aR APES! GRAPES!
...
pro~
woinat cat suinuira of6I4IYR OILOWIRB to the
follow rate esitioniee of the GRAPE which ran be
for Spring pleating, vii :
Clara, white.
Anne,
• Rebecca, " earlier than leebelle.
Concord, tibiOred, . 1 4 N
Dela 0 , 1 al 04
flafthwo, o o o o
T 0 ..*1 . Id
....
Unit. agliell4 el 41 ea 44
liettenioll m
Yett M a
Elenabaegh,
Easily,
Garrienes s
Lenorr.SAMUEL SZLDEN,
larch 5, MG. Swan's Station, IN
B OOK S,
Magazines, Paper, Stationery,
WALLPAPER, &.0.,
AT
PARK BOW, BOOR STORK
D. P. Einsiare„ romprieter.
sits, AA. se, Ina.
G t► TO J. G. B A R R'S
&S, BROW BLOCK, uoi boy IITTCIIO.LI3
Patetat METALIC TIPPED SHOES,
For youths and children. It is Mond, by saintliest. that
one pair will out wear three polo of the old style.
Trb. 26,
CO:LIMON anti POT.1:411 KETTLES.
Tide subscribers have constantly en hand at *bohemia' ,
and retail, all Man of east iron Kettles frock one gallon
to 128 gallons., at their More and Yourntry, N. W. owner
State and lltb Sta.
also on hand two Upright Envoi.' of 8 and 11 bone
pow, which we will sellatop.
Stores, nowt and Plow Cartinvi, Tin and Short Iron
Ware alwayr on band sit low Tatra. Give ay a tall.
ria, Pa, Pat, 98,1860. ÜBE St JOHNSON.
LOOMIS,
• Id MS EU 1r OPENTING a oplandid
usortmeat of Ai Out China Yams, Cups and
Beam% Yap, otadholieks. sad a lost •atbt7 at
WINPUI. AND 0/tlttatileltAL AAPTICLICS,
ignitable fort Elollidaya. laegawat (Ake Elduksts,lia &MN
?Mini, Sliver gepit, larka, Lial Napkin
Rings, ftint.llulr l ==i4 loVeraik .Try, Rat
able. sad airs •
Kr* Dim 2121711611.
2 MO Y DS. risk petaled hisech Illidapos
sad sliqrool Howe Delataleig one& Me flea rain
prime. Vary limey Goode at 11111
sew 111-41
G' E VINES.
lelIL AIN Day papered to oiMer for ada, and ',Ok
-1 orden for ihre 1W lied of TRZSB s
AND a
PLANTS, pm up
oil oar Lake Elhartr e ra .
Fruit Trees and Evergreens,.
Apydo Tree% 49 varietirm 4 to 9 kiet bigb.
Peaeb " 24 " bto 6 "
Pear " $3 "b to 4'• "
Dwarf—bearing%
fCberry " 20 grarietke.
Isabella sod Catawba Grape Vine; .
Concord aad Diem do auto ratio
Lawton Black Berry.
Obki Gaap Berm tree beams.
Kvergreeto of various kinds.
Hone .Cbevezut, Mountain ttab i , Victoria Pie runt,
ebony, Currants, art.
Order* for any of the above may be MGM the Hardware
Store of J. C. Str.ola, Erie, or sent to the subseriber at
Swan's Station, li:rioCounty, Pa.
Peb.l9, 1559.-37.1bn
N EW ARRANGEMENTS.
IneCARTER., boxing purchased the entire inter
est or D. It Clark, of the 1/1/4 firm of Clark is Ileesrter,
With, Grocery and Provision Balsams, the Ellulaseee MU
hereafter be amitinned by him at the old stand where be
will be ready and willing in wait on all Go aid Customers
fa the late firm and will be Awed t• 1041 as assay one
*am se will favor him with a ealL
YMq Jane IT, MT.
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
r M " 7
r "
WOULD say to their Meads Bled the paddle, that they
have erected and ypleat la blast a Foundry on Pewit Street,
wrath of the Ratfioad Depot, where they will matthe
tars sad keep on haled all nab ()Whigs as are ameally
roads In their Ilse of bastierea, ladedift
%Toy so AND PLOWS,
of the dithrset kinds, Sleigh Shaer, Oast bee Kettles,
ke- be. They hare row no band • large and amine col
lection of STOVES.
mooing which may be Mirka the Keystone, Imartner's th
rottle, Lyon, ltinaaseta, Forest Oak, Pesters Star and
YaakeeDoodle. Also, For
pattern of Parlor Stoves
for . Coal and Wood, all of whirl they will oil, whole
mile or retail, cheap for CASH, or exchaajr for Old Iron,
Copper, Bran or Conakry ?redact. Thom about td
porthole will Pad It to IbM, interest to give as a cell.
11E. JOHN - MATES has started a Machias Shop In
coartesdloo with oar Youodry, where Moon Itatriaes will
be built arid repaired, and such other work does as may
be exiled for io I. How.
MR. W. MALICE, is espased to Blaelumelthleg no the
premises. Give him • call A. AMMON,
Eris, Sept. 11 , DMA Whi. HENRY.
F IRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
(O TO G. A. BIENNICITTI4 In
surance °Moe, corner of Atate and Fifth streecdVnght's
Block, up shuns, and get your property Insured. He re
presents the follow tellable Companies.
MERCHANTS' Flit & gr. YAWNS INSURANCE COM
PANY or Philadelphia. Authorised Capital
doeuruly Invested
FARMERS' UNION IN U 6 COMPANY, Athens,
Bradford, Co., Pa. Capital r WY. All paid op
and securely Wrested.
Rates ss low as arearity to; the Insured will IL
Erie, Dec. LI, IRAN. G. A. SRN Ag't.
M. Ul4 — l' I a B.: Ir THE FIELD
AGAIN.
9
_
I WOITIPD SA If to toy Nen& and the pablia to
reeled. thitt I him 10fflimaneet the
Tat Whig sued Iltduaily Mate CletMud aciallaieus,
la all Itc various la the Store lately occupied
by bir.pft...m on the Patella we. between peon's Rotel
sod the Reed Roam, where I will endeatpcoc to have at
all those a abates selection at
OLOTHS„ CANDUILDWD% AND • WISTINOte,
wkleb 1 will oaks rap to order upoo abort notice, And
warrant to giro tatheaotiou orno male. Persona in want
oienythlng my line Ism depend upon being telrly dealt
with. ea I gun datermisad not to make op say goods bat
snob as will giro aatialkeldos. lam waking a good ar
aortmout of
READY MADE CIMINO,
whirl, will be of Bowe make and warteatedto be ea to
p:wetted or towei adtuaded.
Parma pirog br CASH are lathed to eall and
mambo am i f e ris sad Priem, as I am detemMted to Nell
CIVITING done au dolt note* and inmate&
oat 2, UMS. JOHN nem"
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
Aim COMP OP PRMADILLIIILL
Dew oe theb• 111160111 plea, string
the hi tared • to tpo ets a t the Compe
as bliPirs I d t rage 9S r ui rpere i d Pa ri; the most
favorable is eta. Lome mriU be liberally sod promptly
&ended.
tire deka ea umerebiLedise m boOdbW " 11‘44 h• maxne rIPerlY
la lows or ameetry, *or • lamdted , y.
Joiertki. !felt
n & HamDa is.
Tb ot o l ay s rowa
laws Butes. •
A lieremer,
Redawl, Cada. Mew*
Lama" lit. literd7;
Cherhe lielimy_ It. Dart%
=o 1501145 9 . .nah
ft& . R.IL Hvidema
Jobe emb Th rer,r- Whoa%
Gawp Sarrell, J. Itemdb,
Mined fleatlat Mime%
. Ambrome, Ammo Dopete,
Id Pas
Alaimo liftmeina,Saf74
tar Apolledbme ow be made to
Ma, 4„ 1581. lilF.LOWEAsyet.
01 FARMER' 11
- W sere tort net DOCIIIIMICSUINGII4II2OII2.
Ilmooketomed old meld % mut
Almg. MOW a 00,
litill'AtO is RRIE R. R.
_at t 20) P.
1 10 1 t o t s tears at all /Sabana.'
' no aim it i Makatirk aM lissilsks with
lbws Mar aa N. YAM, mid Now Yost Oaliiiii Sail
LUVJ BUTYLLO.
wilia.xn=ftmantaskimmeatulift
.. 9 irms.pm., sad*
Illit.
SALA M ispeasolor o rlarormadds
amdl arthosat milao.i.x.
41%11., ApprbygMAA'Apir
1 4100 VA L
MmANW R. N. BROWN. Supt.
I I r V r I r r "it •
101 ANDAFTERKonday, December 29
..a ..w births, seise rademorr. Trails. will
lila iii li
' VII CLEVELAND.
1219 P. IL Mil ?Ma step at alt W llama
tialourUle ad sad ar-
Tl AMif= P. Dant: s hit T IL, Saltalo
9 . It? IL
900 P. ltspess 'resin As at raiaamilla.
-rneas,daad altarit, only. sad arstfla
st m = " 2 42 A..it.; White, 410 A. IL
311 r aaimodatlts Tula Ow at all station.,
maltase at Ede 19 "PAL
LEAVE ERIK
T 33 P. 113.1it'llaprewandat daps at Maud, Conneaut,
41
lad Ihinawrill• ealry, fad ...1.. .+
i11i.4. IL
3 30 * P. IL3iaii twits Anaat all Way Stalkwas except %
Balitrawk, thiblandlie. Parry, Neuter aad VI WWI
sad Wives at illendawd at T Ili, P. M.
7 03 A. 31 Sam* into stays at Girard, Coaaeadt, /Wi
n 442
it. Palaely.aatt 'Maas at Clan
All tha trawl pan Woodward, eoatiset at
u t most
Mastual Sib trairs for Talado,Vhiaago, CataatheA Cin
daseti, isw. ka.
All Sas iweigh trains going Eastward, ewoweet at Dun
kirk with tit* huhu at a* N. Y it Akio-Railroad I and at
Baal* with the X. Y. Central .ad /While sad W. `f , City
Railroad".
B. NOTTINGHAM Superintendent
Ctersinnei, Dee. 29, ISM
KNOW AL PERSONS
T HAT THERE IS oN MALE cif p
A T HANSON'S rzAcncs, Cherrtat, Currant. and
Tweaks% an fresh as New Iran, pm
4190CLRY agreed In Air Tett Gas.
razga Rmsom. Currants. Cit
DIPOT
AT H A NOON'S
rAmity
G MCVAY
AT HANSON'S
Mill
A T RANIIION'S
A T RADISON'S
A T ANSON'S Pr
T Hou OA l* (X Syp. uperior Fin. Cot
Mooring Lad Stook i Covithdiott Awl
ildsturld Leaf, Andonoto's Sedate, ant,
bat we most .top—the Prtoter comet
afford um more opus mow—but tbe buntiretb port h....n0t
been told you. Yorbspo we may mown, thou subject null
week, but don't watt tot that but come and nes, and with
the Queen of the South Oyu tooll be led to r "Th.
half has set been told you "
poser realism Tifif
2SAS.
WHISKEY
DOUSLII 11.11CTIPTED, WLOOMED PURL
AT A. R. CHOCHILL'A RILED ROUSH
ON r/UCHCH STAR/CT.
amutr MANDY, at CHURCHILL' S.
=
kw vottlbeil uso, at CHURCHILL'S.
at eV biada, at CHURCHILL' S.
Hlw of all Nada, at CHURCHILL' S.
GI at all Wads, at CHURCHILL' S.
lissa, • we Artie* at CHURCHILL'S.
spwt. atm Rat milbetnal parpora, at
eliukcirtuis,
Rt4a, Tab. 10, lOW Rood House ea Irreodi St
NEW FIRM
SZE RIYL
Rio Cll . l - 3r Irons VlTCOntinss.
ON the alst of Oct,, Ihtit, we, the subscribers bought
the STOCIC nd roots of the above Worts from Lid
dell, Kepler it Co., and essociated ourselves in btunnese
under the name of LIDDKLL 11/SlVpirre Co., and are
now 'applying the wants of 1 few, and are reedy and oil
ling to do mach move in oar line.
Cies.iertizass, "
Annoy made by us ors superior quality for
as 2110X11b42111.1-12.riesi•pg "
Plows, Sleigh Shoes, Plow
Points,
it to make Aram, Casting for Jile
thiroery mot Stow at the mme time, we have therefore
built a new Caputo and Foundry, and welt Iron exclusive
ly for Machinery. We are ready to say that we cannot
be beat in that line. Therefore COMP n all ye that cant
rod
Steam Engines, Boilers. Mill Gearing,
Agricultural Implements, &c.,
AT A LOW PRICK FOR READY PAY.
-Lumber, Lath, Mangles, all kinds of Produce, Ohl Iron.
Copper, arms, Lead, &a, taken in exchange, Ms emu i.e
Leary rani Ike reek is *hewed.
WA LTICR J. 1". 1.1M)1.K,
hithrJAIIIN iIERSHKY,
Isis, Jan. 10, ume JOHN VAIRRAIR.N.
fIAWITEL SELDLN
S.N. PIKE'S
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy
TRIO BRANDY has born trumufartureti for see.
wr i al u ssru from the PURE JUICE of the CATAWBA
G thus affording additional et hien,. of the pro
ving Amnion Enterprise and Imitistry, and of our
ability to . produes articles at home .'twat to thoer mod.
aotber nation.
0 0 CATAWBA SHANDY not only equals het
the beet finported Breathes In rarity and never.
It le, In feat, THE BIVT flujorliy
This ointment is fully corroborated by the certificates
of oin moat distinguished finalities! CtittAiSta.
The waat.o(PUAR BRAN Ift' has long been felt in this
Numb", and the introduction of an itrtlek of Intel) qual•
ity as to superwolis the sale and nee of those rile com
pounds hitherto sold under the name of Brandy, can
only b• regard•d as • great public red. Th. cATAw.
HA MUM Y ail the 4 ,..1 qualities clelmed for
the best Imported Liquors, and is of porf w q p arit y „,„,j
perlog layer, and a sorenrign and sure rornary for
Dyspepsia, Flatuericy, Cramp, Chaim Languor,
Low Npirite, Ormessi Debility, Cholera m o a n's , A e.
NO FAMILY SHOULD NH WITHOUT IT.
Marrs ft. PRICE st as PHs sorrut.
ar and the following oritUieste from Cherie, T
Jeuturen, Naas. State Annoyer.
Roston. oettiberega,
ATATIR ARILATIR * II Grimm= So si wooer Se.
I bonny esertify that I hare this day made u Chan ql
analyng of a nitinple orCatawha Brandy. breinght to me by
GI: Sismondi. Imq,at#4 that 1 hare found no aiultcnting
igetrollienti or improper substation In it. It Is a pure
bandy spied, with t e usual coloring and saccharine
mailers belonging to brandy. I would room:mend it for
medicitiel nog. elidat. T. JACKYAM, M. D.,
Stets Assayer
Amon& desirous of tenting this article will br stipoplieel
with a smell bottle Wroth% upon application lathe Agent.
Dec. 4, 18618.-61030. L. I. BALDWIN, Bole Agent,
Ern, Pa.
STEAM PLANINn mii,l,
SAM, DOOR AND BLIND 1111ArAUFAUTUIV
IMPORTANT ro suir.Dxvis • •
Cialsdrtrimr nib WEDSlleirlrs
MATS A LAWS STOCK OF THOROUGHLY SILAS
ON= Ash and Poplar flooring, and mutant rusi
him planed Pins. Windom'. Doors nada Mouldings,
fildsgiou 'Window Frames, Door Prams, he-, gra,
thy will solil dual for Cush. listing too of
Woodooeliho hoodovad Pkasiiqr Mocking and cosupotent
inoshoulao %a o them, we are prepare[ to do cu
Now& sat sod Sipping at all times and in a sat
manser. AU arbors er di receive prompt attention.
Kt* SML i. Int 30.
'E RIECOUNTYMUTITA L INSUR
AN= CONWIY.
Incorporated is 1839—CaartOr Perpetual/
Ifterfu ni usimmi Amami Lam hp shoo for may
MIS eseeedhla /ti Iraturs.
Pahl's hewed %pow iLs 6ot of howolusu *otos, of
wpm themmewtelthoestal Moa Ratio Iu llowty with
out the ilohilhip it a Prouthow Not& Lows Mail with
out ittlywhow. Oae owit GeV too ono boos twookht p
ilot AM thatosay. TilaHluipoiqr oottroicfsios /took
MR aid is al* haw iawlituitie.
•
DIIIIIIO2OEB.
Jaime C. Mamba ll, C. L?Ms* W. T. Mader* eebt
IL &Mk, Ilaamoirl7, Jac 1118territt,
P. gip*. ?boa. Mooduirl. lam b Hamm*,
liseive Mot,' a. "mak Wa, L fts.4..
J. X. Jostles.
OrVICIII4II.
g. UPS" Aid. Jaw Galunson, Sas.
014112.111 fissAis. ?ma.
ehill tai
Moms Gamboa NeCtivarra Ls. sal*
gris t Pa.
Aid/ 111111
roe, Pima Lenione and Nat, of •a-
Hone k hide.
YKAST CAKES, 'for Dried Yesia‘)
prepared wrekly hr no !Ca fah Lally
of this city, warranted the Mat ream
to rigs.
SALF.IIATrri, Cream of Tartar, Car
bonated and Sal. Soda, fiuritey'e acid
Babbitt's Raking Neer.
Marrearrini, Yertutelll, Parrina, Co
eon, klairer's Chondate and Broom,
Sage and Oatmeal, MUM Oil in large
and moan bottles, Mem Paper
I Miume, Oahu*, W orcestershire Sarum
!and Menotti' Extract,
GANDILLIAN corns, Essence
;of Ce^ra pure ground Jaya Cnitere in
Ipound Cans or by the single pound,
.lima k Koch°, Rio anti other Coffees;
!Men, Roasted GAP.; Imperial Gun
Ponder, Young Hymn, Old Dyson,
Hylton, Skin, Oolong end other Black
Tema of Roper/or quality, by the box
or on ratan.
SOGAHS--ernehed, Granulated.
Powdered White and Tenor, ( ogre..
Sea Grimm and Ports, lilac Sugar..
SYRCTS k 1101.ANsPIS.— N.. 11,
leans and Pnrto Rim Yolitootesauri Nu
Ar rac
LEIRIAL STILTEMI2 1
or aps venoloolosn et nor Camas of Ilds, Moe
Ple tear ri ft ItiML
with law. the' Coatededestes et the
Lisirt:lttle, ode do Millewhili abbit of the
sad Sesewiltmee et rite County he UN, year
.1,,,,D. to Wei Is amassed a etilswiesrs of the Dep.
Daiwa et wed Stale Tax* tinted la wadi TOWII•
Seavegb of
Mord in Chi Om kr mkt Taal
sla lNN sh • Astsiolat of tie Outsisedieg D ar
MA des, se por
WaildoWe Depoirt, ,fanuary,lolo.
Amt. of MAW Treafy, piirisdiiste impost llos 1/67.11
• ' 4 teed vs mt. dUnssated Lauda tor NW, 40 a
• • " as
se Ss
a no, lax 404
" .. " from Consellan kir the ma WA
IVf le
• es le MT, DIY U
• 421 U U
m m m Comastemelle ter 04;01 Wel ft? es
a a a 'W. E. WWq lass and bah NleM 410
m m We & Weelibune, eery, 00
m m N Jobe eaSpetrlek, ew al e 6 bee, 100 00
N " ea tedeseg4Soa of Torstr Lad MI" 42 111
itxritlvoorroging. '
Aumows PAY.
Asoetud. paid N. W. Rawll„ $l2 00
0 . 0 - John W. (Immunell, l2 00
• 0 Ono Brecht. 12 00
.F 0 Jas. Chausbir; Auditing no. and Bau. wt.
111 00
MIL.
Amt paid for Coal Wad Wood for Jill lad Court Roam
W 3 00
INCIDICNTALL
Asst. paid Gray 13 Farrar, for 2 00
" J. J. Compton sad= mll / 1 «ild, ottesullog S.
sod VW Railroad sleution, 140 03
• •' George J. Gossell, Law refondidi 200
Jobo Law, emohloas for chalet, 13 00
" " J. Crook k Co., boxing trees, riling wood maim
11 21
• " W. F. Illoderuseht, pail matebee, hes , 200
• " Weeders' hrultectiary, boarding latostes,
377 20
• ' Recording Road Surreys, 72 00
• " Postage sad Bo: rent, 3 20
" " Mrs. Clary, waableg Bar sod Judges' Bench,
3 60
• " John Seldom, aser, shovel, km., 423
" W. C. Keeler, Sling saws, I'l7
COUNTY JAIL
Amt. paid Henry Jarenki, repairing loelug, 6 60
P. larphy, repairing rump, /sc., 9 66
" . Daniel Weeks, repairing locks, ire, 160
" " W. kJ. Iloakineon, repsdring on jail, 10 69
" " J. L. Mews" phyolcian's paltry for IVA, WOO
" " John RiPpting*, clothing tek primmer% 4.1113
" " bison Ronenzweig, " " 46 WI
" " Moon Rock, " " " 11 40
`.• " John Dillon, ironing prisoners and repels'',
3X AO
" " John Kilipatriek, boarding prisoners from
Nay 1553 to Soy. 114.54, 2112 66
corn? liOnit.
Amt pnol Gas Cn for gap roopunn4l sod Rae Astor's,
kh
" " A. Sherwood, painting, 73 4
" - " N. Murphy, rtoptinir eupitio, pipe for
furnaces, stores, ka., 416 90
• ' " W. dt J. litiskinsms, work on Pro. olive
bark steps, eblaeweye, ke, 192 Al
" " Jobo Hilt, work ow Pro. ollibe and doors
in Coart room, 406 00
" " 1.1.141 e, Kepler et Co., gnu. for torbwoo, 230
COUNTY IMAM.
Amt. poi.l to redeem sod cancel Woods Now. 6,7,
10, 24.15 and 26, county loan, 7000 W
to redeem and gnarl Rondo No,. 1 and
2, loom. °lrvine., IMO 00
" interest dur on Co. Bonds, nutatand
ing Jan. I, 11401, 2101
JURORS.
Amt. paid Tniv. Jurors for attending at Cooria
of camision 114aa, Oyer and Terminer and quar
ter F.mmiqoa. li6BB 01
'a •• (:maid Jurors (a Oyer and Ten:misers:id
Sessions, 694 96
t'ttNNTARIjM.
Amt paid Constables (or making returns lo gores
ler Semi a, I'r, 2::
et k 111 V.A1.111 COSTee.
Anil. paid Ilootnet Attorney, AkteriCi, Clerk of Attar
ter Sessions, Justice's, Goa/Ambles and witnes
s., In CORlOttboovreeith care, 1357 II')
if( PUSE REITGI4.
Anil. paid for bond and elotbiug for Iluadry in
amtaa,
ToWNSHLt• F.I.ECCTIONS
Ant. paid Constables for giving notion of election
and notify ing teeming, MG CV
Election Board. and attendance of Alvah*.
war% and makiug retuttin,
MEM
Amt. paid I. E. White, Court Crier, inn nj
" " David Bean, ?ID Stave, 1.52 SO
" Peter brtlinin.lsip State and Wanien, 3UO 00
" henry (Men, Tp Stare. 7t
LASAt Vita
Amt. Taal J. J. Compton,
" Wm. W. Eatml,
Amos
" .• William Putnam,
GNORON
Amt. r ad now Dillon, et 20, hoklasig poet mor
teak logaLeittons,
CLERK lIIRE.
Amt. paid Commiaiinners and Auditor" Clerk,
MINTING.
Amt. paid for pabli.hing annual statetrient,Sheriffi;
proclamation of general election, advertising,
blanks, he.,
..—_--.
sfirmr
Amt. paid J. Klllp.tz ck, for conveying convivial
to Penttevotlary, 177 71.
" J. KLltimatriek., for ■ummoning iarorv, 15t1 00
PROTIIONOTAKY.
Ana - paid Junes Skinner, Pro. and Clerk, hie lees
ter iseitio; ♦crime, certifying jury (ere and
court One*, tor recording , election Murrill
and certifying the same to the See. of the
Commonwealth,
NYW TOWNSHIPS.
A Mt. paid Commissioners and Constables, in livid
, ing Conneaut township,
HORSE STEALING.
Amt. paid R. Butterfield, for apprehending the thief, 20 00
STATION ER Y.
Arrit. paid for paper, ipk, giallo, ka, forCoartrrand
Conittosaionere office and 44.401 for Pins
and Rem office* and black wo rk,
I.TURIL
Amt. paid Girard Union stoe'y, per set Of Assembly
for 100 00
" " Erie County " 0 lfifiß, 100 00
GB.NIERAL F.I.F:CTIONS.
A nit paid the several election boanls (sir holding
the general eleetion for IClcl, 44Q O.MI
I)IItF.CTORA TilF: l'04)11.
toot paid ou full of Reeptimitoon for the year 1888, 00
COW 1118.3107QH.5' COL' Alr‘SL.
Amt. paid Chan. W. hOrhio. one year's !salary,
FlABl KKR.
Amt of nomooksion allotted Jeremiah Davie,
County Treasurer, on $38433 al of Couuty,
R o ad and School Warrants, redeetuW,
STATI3 FUNDS.
Anit. paid the Commonwealth, beinir the State
proportion of nub melted on taxes WWII •
med. on County Inkstand levies, also on
St e m Personal, for the year 1858, in full Tor
said year, except the amount ootstnooling
on unseated lands, 'OO9 $3
Total amount *I dlabalreerneote including amount
otS tate taxes 00 fleeted and paid over to the
Commonwealth, 44.273 SO
Amt. of Canal la Tree/airy Jan. 1 , 18.80, 3%::.4 711
Add amount of Warrants Issued pnnr to. ISSA, re
domed and esorelled
Noes.— The commission and allowance to Collectors
on their Duplicates, settleel during the year, are not em
braced ln,the toregoingr statement, inasmuch as they were
neither paid Into tsar out*i the Treasury, and are as fol •
lows, (lucluding ahat•ntenta lor errons) to wit
Amt. of abatement for lost tit*. allowed 0./lectors
for the year 18.01, 6641 44
... •
comtniexion 1+11 . 034.41 Collector+ Tiyr the
year 1938 on State owl Co lack,
111 instrument of ashlar-ea Oannandloi, Jan. I.
11430.
Amt of bal. outstanding on trnmato.l Irmoistor
p)( • E FR( IN ( . 41 I.l.gl'Tl )RS
Amt. of hal.‘ltte from toy, Loomis, N, Last
tooraalsip, /437 147 ID
" " " esaghey, 141,11erfttk, 1/411 131 09
" " " S. Chambers, Itarboremal4, 1,1:43 7s 944
" " .W. Nit tit, A nifty. 1641 19
- " " -Ir. B WN.4,llmene, 1 M..4 !iii 7 1 1
" I . F. W. W. She.rwaaa, Walden, 1t4.91 334 itS
" " " It. K. Tram, Rdintrato„ 161 A IA fit
" " " +John Hay, Oirard tp., PM 107 33
" " " Mute' Gatos, Wattal.arg, la.llB 39 91
IWB FROM INDI V Ilit.'o.l.S.
Amt.due from • Walt. E. 10'1 4 iair,ou act. h nett and
teen, • 163 TT
John W. ItLane,lllll set. One* and
leen In Isin bands for Collection., 307 00
• Paid War* in full since settlement, SZNY.: 70
STATILII icwr
the amount of lioplicotwo of County, Poor and State
taxaa iirt on ...tell of the respective loonstitpo, Mor
i:mew and Ward,. in the county of Lite, being 76 06076
County and Poor, and 26 main State tax, malting a to
tal of one dollar tax naivety $lOO of the TIOINIMOU for
the year 1658, ton ether with the amount of Militia floes
104 the emitted of Wade* Collectors. be.
W Ara A 4 lb. Es. DI ea AI Pa
Ash's. Calkers' ft:bass. OR 011, rates. ogles tetrA's,Jtarra
kastWard,l4.2lahrey rt4too i , $6762 21 $92 90 $2350 $l2O 00
Weat Ward .1. 24mnierly, 6415 64 146 60 44 00 t 4 00
11111ersek, A. Caaghey, 6.'16463 S6O 22660
Ilarbercresilt,s. Chambers, 2244 49 475 34 00
lierthEast tp. nerisaAtidas,2464 14 24 60
N. Xaat bur., 2. Griffith, 624 44 200 13 60
Gressaield, Stephen Darby 071 On 700
Vonatteo, C. Washburn, 1004 24 2:5 2850
Watiburg, J. T.Entworth 193 68 300
Aunty, Goo. W. Dor* 001 46 ( 7 90
Wayno, R. IWArthur, Ea 06 400
Concord, rninkll.4lll.o4", 799 16 15 00
Ilales, A. 12. Nortlsp, 932 33 19 60
La &m l[, Wws-44440444,1026 1 / 1 74 60
..--
-....i10rd
Waterfordtp. Robert
two,
14se 26 &I 50
Waterg. bar., IL Hasa Otos, 737 06 4 24 to
Orem% Wou, R.Wesot, 60 11 00
10121 64 12 00
Amain, O. H. DaDA. - 336 67 10 60
Irgaras, 0. Weabbarp, 1276 06 15 60
Waablact, P7761.3berv00d„1606 SG 27 60
fillabora, H. H. 'hue, 233 11 460 340 21 00
Plunklie, Moose AlAea, 307 39 600
Elkareek, Oar% &KM, NO 00 300 31 60
Coastatel, Abijak 1ti0va,1223 43 460 47 60
H. H. RA1244068 64 393 60070 60
Agrpt . John Hay, 233302 22649 50
Oloatl bor. Trams Godfrey 683 33 13 60 926 21 00
rabrview. Jabea Lather, 2531 ts 226 13 00 t4^ 4o
Amt. of Obludy buy whin►l hies*. Collerteri
eoemalasios. Soot tease sad *aft ea an
seated leads, ‘ 0401 PP
'Pees tax 1.4144 ps Requisition of Morton, 11100 00
State taxes levied, Hal 14
IXDZIPMDPIIIIII ON vas COUNTY.
And. at Deo* amblissesig Jan. 1, Isse, et Co.
L ao, b%
es Bowe elltabge asel a k
Defoe met qt Seob redeenel sol aeolled
bi US%
hut of 144414 aufailiadiag Jos. lons, l lilli 4
Total amt. of Woe& lowa b I{. and Nis IL
Wr• twatt. Wei es
WWI Cadowiwiesow Witi• owng y
. 4 .
4 .014 gas 00 AdipoimA lii • fell 'MIA a
GA 110694110 "II a mid Cogatar h a u -
A. D. mos. I ni• Ilr• ItATOr r
IXOII MILD.
„ wit. rtrrug
AtiosS , , Ilarialown 4 z r k' a , '
ihigu W. Comm!, awl.
OweidimWolwof Weak Jaa., 1. 126 L
Ire the endleledeond,.. Andken Or the County et Ka i .
boring awl the Mee of the Clossoky Coco
mid mi
l es ,
the eeseests sod no&
en etch, end tonseoser of tete Coo l y
ancivasid, air the Tow taitt , s
me lpectrignet we dad the%
eorreet, exit that WO • t• 11•114
wromr.r.sst,Cessoty feed', of tine tionsead akin be*
died nod =ti e nu i r j bollare sad sereety acne cents;
a Wanes dee the Comity fro* the *woo
seeress asenticesed, two thousad cdot Icoadses
tire dolls* and sweat, two est* erl- mo
abase thWacilaccos °Mate tax assollectied Us m sastsc
Its nide our beads and seele,at Um, tide Nth 6 4
of Js ,lati ELLIS =WM ,
Karald(b-M. MOW a, BASEbtit. (L 8
pERUYL&N SYRUP
WO. U
1213
Protected Solution of Protoside of Int
FOR THE
CURE OF DYEIPIPSIA,
Alloader or doto &Ivor Dropsy,
Isisoursoloda. Borooselialsy
Tooollonseleso, Beate if do 11;ooti l
resserv7, Mew, tOss i =tz sur isffimss so
Loma or Ilemos7.
ALL DMILASIith MUCH RX41712i
TONIC AND ALTERATIVE IFELVOIRS,
By otori o to sth
Okroo e lo rio
aßlood. sad aes
y
homy oriamit .tick Health tontool awns.
twined.
Tlo proofs of its Mosey an to
• ,A anseereas, so well autkoottestot,
4 -6., ; sad of eseb peeellar character, tbst
soarers eamott reasonably besets
- A
to to maims th e prods/11,d aid.
te r The Postilion gyro, &moot yrs
. ,( •• • free to be •am all, bet its map
tee.- - 0 .14 is estimates, thesese twsj Mein
see, apparently luta% ars
tely related, mod rossodlog free
one canna, they be mod by so
remed.
The y
clam of amuses for whieb the Syrup provides,
cure, is precisely that whet& Iths so °Me UMW thi
highest order of wadi& AM. The swots are tusiglible,
witnewies soomeibby sod the seedy sod 'May el tb
ttyrop lweentrovertibtm
Those wbo may slab br as opinion them atithersmil
persons me the tharmeller of the syraposasort hi
to be .at ad wi the tolkswing, mese / snsmonsos te•
timoniala, so tits bands of tits Agooto. The idipotoni
are them of gentietarn well knows Uta soinoutoity, *AA
of the highest respectability.
631 36
=V 15
The usahreigued, boring the beheleial of
fecta of the "Peruvian Syrup, do oot beatnik" to moo
mend to the intention of the public.
From our own expetieoce rumen u from the tearoom,
*lathery/. oboes latelliefesiee nod helogrity aro shorting
onquestiotistoks we have no doubt oche elltoey in new
of heipieut Diemen of the Lump and Bronchial New"
Oyepepo* Leer Colopialut, Mow, Nouraigla, te.
dewa offside would to ifiered%* but tem the loci
eleareetev of those who hove witnessed thew, awl hew
volunteered their testimony, as we do owe, to Re radon-
Um potter.
Rev. JOHN PIRRPONT, THOMAS C. AMORY,
THollad a. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY,
d. H. IiF.N D ALL, M. tr., InXIX ^DUNN
SAMUEL. MAY, warriviou.
OM
10601 31
CERTIFICATE OF DR. HIS.
It Is well known that the medical effect of Protoxlde
of Iron is lost hr even 4 very bris4 exposure to au, and
that to oui l o t j oi; a .oi o h oo of Protoside of hen, without
ncidet4..o, boa to n deemed impossible.
In the Peru wtsn ? rrnp, this desirable point * eXtehesd
by CIIIIIII/•ATIOX IN A WAY xaroea C 11111.1101111• and tbw
...haloo may leplatis all toe proto eastonate• eitrates,
end tartrates of the listens Medias
IMEI
N. 1.. CLARK k CO., Proprietors
No. 11 Water Street, Boston.
113" in F.ne I,y CARTER k ISSO„ sad Drualets peer
saly. N0v.21, 11156-28.6 m.
EMI
At the old Stand.
11 4
En
MEI
Betweeen Brown's Rotel & Reed Roue,
HAS ON HAND
► LA no E oRTMENT OF li' rsE
IP ILP 00l IDS, STOVES. &c.
Also, a lafp and complete aasortment of rapper, sat
Sheet Iron ware. Alan, a large a.e.rt
. • ..."` meat of battery mut I' otket Kama.
—lll kn., 'Wanda Table Caster, and yet
.... `-i - pots, also. Tea auSTablelipoonA, items
"Cta
Copper, PO r to lain and Gr 01,1.. 16
....6.-.--..
tire, elan, a large wortewet . I ...as
•- Ware, of all kinds, and the hest mon
.
ee want of Tat Tray*, in Rrie, of all 'baps
and Suss, alms, [items, Collets Mills, Coro Poppers.
Sears, Chopping Roar*, Flat Dons, b hovels and loop,
,Pokers, Coal Hods, Washboards, Shovel*, 4.t4ns, ilee.s,
Potato Hooks, Fish Hooks, Isc., 'Foot Tubs, Big Battu
and Bathing Tubs, Refrigerators, Maases Pates% Clean
Freezer, alas, Tempo of all descriptions. Les.) Pige,S est
Lead, Pump Chains, and Tubing blare I'Lpe and F.l vs
i ...
Canal Pumps , a
and Lamps, Water Coolers, nd o f rs,
fluid lamp. et all kind., :vales and Sttlyards, Zink; am
Sheet Iron, Wire, Dish Coven, Candlesticks and lamp.,
?mate Mats in riaka, Hammen. Shovel and Tongea Stand.
and Milk Pans and Pails, Toy let Ware. Tra Bella, Tumbler
Diainorv, Snuffer, and Trays, Mouse and Rat Trape, Pads,
Screws, Tacks and Oil Fenders, Feather Dusters., Bread
toasters, Deed Some, Dog Collets, French Coifs. Nu,
Stew Pans, Grind Stones and Hangings, with Streets.
All of which will be aold• cheap lot Cash only. Jobbou
done on the shortest notice. Copper, Bram, Pewter slid
Rap taken in exchange for coals.
,Pleats call and eatuntres my stook, and satisfy yotiorloy.
‘ Kr* May leS, 1568. Yours N. MURPHY
IME
241 74
SO; 00
312 1.10
74 to'
CM
Et2E3
EiEZ3
MEI
GKPI) Pli RN ITU RE AT LOW riticFP
W I Taunt & Bristol, . A
EIEI
tiB ir;
Five NI Tr 'llE AND LOOKIN ((L. l'.'
WA le K,ROO.IIS
No. 233 Baia areet (former/39 Order a DeFornio
BUFFALO. .
LIDO 00
18VOTJ Ma DUJI A ?llama* TO THE mu
facture of our wort, and oeleotleqt and making air stud
With I. pm* reference to the retell custom we
are ...w e d to offer to thane seeking an excellent
of Furniture superior advantages for obtaining the boot
of quail ty, style and apish, which we offer at i t c=ttea.
We atm to keep the best quality, latest
and neatest patterns, and largest wee k = of
FURNITURE AND PIIRRORS,
to be lotted in %Mato.
MEI
We manufacture and keep eenutaidly on Wad s
anaortment of MAHOGANY, WALNUT, OAK and Rink.
WOOD, MARBLE and WOOD TOP BUREAUS, TABLE 4,
W HAEDSTEADS., T-NO TB moms and SIDE BOARDS. Also,
B
SOF_Ais,
MEI
TETVI,
RocKRRS,
RICCHSTARINII,
WARDROB
EXTENSION TARIM, OFFICE DLAIS,
FANCY CORNER STAI .18. RECEPTION CRAM Fez.
WISE WOOD fDI9 ENAMELED CRAMMER Elms,
PATENT RECLINING mod 81CH CHAIRS,
and all artielea n( Pular, Chamber, Dining Rama mat
Kitchell FURNITIOM
MEI
We manufacture and bare on }mod aeo-guar, hoik.
pact ton and hair
mattresses and Spring Beds.
Also, aapietedid ► vatirty of Mi Room Wood sod
Gilt lIIIRRORA, of eavrt alt* and style.
auffidn, Jana VI, 114341-71 y. TAUNT k RSISTOL.
Sul 845 5.1
N ii A"r HEAT lei E N T !
PRIVATE A•AD comp:DER - nal. maw( . . 4 L
ADVICE
i:nii rijul;
Xstubtinhod for the cure of Nyphiltn,Seualnot Wanaktoon,
and thn eeenet lothrmittee of Youth and Maturtty, b, lu
AMOS & SON, Butfa N. Y. Onion corner of Nom and
Quay +Lrreta, I upd.taira.)
A MONT N(•IKNTI Ft C
1,838, $lB
1888. 1:11
An irnstruirient for the mire of Genital Debility. or
Nocturnal F.:missions, more properly known as ttemioi
Weakness, hc. Can be permamtly cared in from nft.ro
days to two months by the use of thus Instrument, a bra
used conjointly with medicines.
TOIUNIi RICN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICIL
Dr. ANDS SON take pleasure in annonscing that
they hate invested a moot Important instrument for th.
Cure of the above diereses. It has been sunmeted
a teat by the most eminent physician.. In London. Haw.
Philadelphia and New York; it has been declared the ont`
mend instrument !Ter invented for the cute of &IDIOM
Weakness, or any Meese of the genttal organ steeee4
by the weeret habits of youth. Pries 110 , by mall ore:press
Niter BANKDILES AND QUICK. Clllll.lOl.
Dr. Amos . 1 / 4 Son may be consulted from 9 o'clock 10
the 1310111i0tUntil 9 at night, in every se and symptom
of disease, Semndary symptoms, Ssmina Westomes, Im
potence and Strictures of the theethts, and all these
ihm,dful affections arising from the secret habib of
youth, which produces constitothonal debility, render
tiihtrieure impossible, and In the end destroys both bout
awl mind. The treatment they adopt is the result of op
wards w' thirty years' esteem, and meeeedal prac
tice In Lampe and A:W*les.
A CULLS WAHAANTUD.
Dr. AMOS it SON have devoted their attention etree
steely to this peculiar dw of maladies, and the Meg tt
have consequently been enabled to render to their Who.
creahares Is tally testified and gratefully adknowkahml b`
couvahmeent p mts and others daily arriving-10 10.0
from an parte of the eoentiy., for the express purpose oak
Of toadatiatioa, while their *heftiest hays been crowned
with the most signal adraatagem yet tram what they
hare experietteed ha Maiden tote the mass oldie Men
tions complatah Mom their most shay& madlt.lea to
that of mat aingerouo tend inveherata„) they hare al•
ways entertained the possibility or their larevealluo aw
removal, sad Illeewne tnvaeyWz found that Use most hor
rible and malignant forme ofdissake eoeld Mown al
ways be traced to one of the folleretag mores: Ignorance,
neglect, or the ill eliketa elf unskillful treatment; there
ton, Dr. AMOtt d SON hare sammdad diaeorterieß. '°
theashertlea of their remedies, a salla, aletaal and nu
tisane course: omitting all oasahlastitta et matedies b
bear an euivocal ehareetir am well ail the. who..
waters a nd idjadletwas ap*Liaaseeight be prodse lyre
kt,
of bad ocassequerees to the of private Individuals.
In short, the laadelde t he a their remedies is the leers -
leg of a great mem of hemaa Marry by the elleriakow.
reilefaM prevention of them afilletiotte that are la moldy
the most the of Rib, and which, while they so salami trlY
sonound tea, coll aired or oar *kith and inherferetiee tar
their eatseetination.
COUNTS INYAI.IIIIB.
POMO! In Joy of Lb* world goy be smooriofoOL Y
toasted by Ise a eorroot dotal of UM: ors * , t
a roullttoaro for Moilleinos fos.
*Worm Dr. AMOS is SOM, coma. of Melo sod Qu..7
stmt. Bultalo, K. Y.
rob. 21y, 11/4.—/ISS
347.433 43
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A. A. BATHS, It. D,
A mayor to the State 01Ms11111Minsetta
CELL.-
QVARTICTTS,
BOOK CAS
LOUNGICIRICA,
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