THE OBSERVER. B. F. SLOAN, Editoi TIMM: •1 80 PAIR YBAN IN AD veN us; BATU!DAY, FEBRUARY 25, IM61) Another Streak of Good Luck 4 Our Republican brethren are the most wonderful lucky ; , - men in existence—or rath er their party is. It has not only successively swallowed up, .digested, and absorbed all the talent, ,wisdom, piety, morality, and honesty (according to its newspapers) which ever belonged to the Democratic party, but it has enrolled in its ranks all of those who ever belonged to any other party who were any ways suspected of being tinctured in the remotest degree with those qualities. Look for example at Faxaoxv—no one doubts that he came from California a Democrat, and that he remained a Demo crat until it became evident that his tal - ents,,tatesmanship, wisdom and honesty were necessary to the Republican party.— There'sCsaaaos what a diadem of polit ical honesty encircles his head, and what a halo oft morality "encircles him round about like a garment." And then as for brilliant talents, what man in this or h any other age can produce such a bright record. But the last streak of good luck in this line is the enlistment of Col. Foasry un der the banner of this lucky party. In his person all the "talent, wisdom, piety, mo rality and honesty," which the Democratic party ever possessed were combined (in their opinion )—and he, Mazeppa like. ha.' taken them all upon his back and abscond ed to the Abolition camp. Can the Dem ocratic party survive such a lots! It sur vived the loss of Fremont ; it managed to "get along after a fashion" when Cameron left ; but can it stand up after such a prop as Forney has been. taken away ! Let the future answer! But :the Republican party is not only lucky in the manner and form'we have in dicated, but it is lucky otherwise. It is lucky in Martyrs. It is now never without one of these convenient articles. The martyr Sumner has been long since "play ed out." The martyr. John Brown, had almost ceased to draw a tear from sympa thetic old ladies, and feminine'young gen tlemen with turn down shirt colars and a superfluity of beard, when the accustomed luck of the party came in again, and a Martyr ready made was furnished in the person of the Hon. JOHN If ;ex WAN, of this State. How this Martyr was made is re lated in the Washington Sta t es ~,d * ,,Us thus : ONZ OF THE "IRREPRESSIBLE..'—a~e`iiIb. Hickman, Briggs, and Adrain have floated before the public eve as notes, illumined by the sunlight. We had supposed that the only octmaion in which these political evidences could be of conse q uence hayi ng passed away, they would have subsided amid the dust of departed notoriety. But we deceived ourselves. Hickman will not,remain in inglorious obscurity.— He has emerged. He is again famous. We have never seen the lion. Mr. If icic man. We have read his speech, wherein he proclaimed that if the Southern States should dare oppose a federal law, some eighteen millions of Northern people would cross the Potomac and reduce them by force to obedience. Therefore we thought that the Hon. Mr. Hickman was a military man of great prowess, who will come at the head of these millions, with his flashing - sword, his prancing charger, and his sound ing trumpets for all the world like Geng his Khan, Timour the Tartar, or any other conquerer he may choose to adopt for his model. We had likewise seen where the lion. Mr. Hickman was reported to have said that "John Brown at the head of fifteen white men and three negroes, terrified the whole State of Virginia." Thereupon we said to ourselves—this ferocious Hickman is a resolute and stalwart fellow, who fears nothing and can make no allowance for the timidity of other people. The TOon. Mr. Edmundson, of Virginia, is well known as a most courteous and un exceptionable gentleman. But under a very quiet demeanor he carries a chival rous estimate of the respect due to his own personal honor and that good name of the State which he belongs. So it chanced a few days since, as the Hon. Mr. Hickman was leaving the House of Representatives, he was followed and accosted by Mr. Edmundson, who held him to account for the slanders uttered by him against the State and people of Vir. glina. Just as Mr. Hickman said "I did not mean to—,"his disclaimer was cut short by a slap in the face from Mr. Edmundson, accompanied with the emphatic assertion that Mr. Hickman was a "d—d scoundrel." At this moment, Messrs. Keitt and Cling man, who, when leaving the Capitol, at the same time seeing from Mr. Edmund son's manner that he intended to chastise Hickman, and knowing that they would be placarded in the Dibtaie next day for a conspiracy to heat' an unprotected Free soiler 4 ran up and seized Mr. Edmundson, who struggled very violently to inflict further indignities upon the affrighted Timour. According to our information. Hick man's hat had been knocked off, and he had staggered back with an aspect and at titude of the most abject alarm. Mr. Keitt cried out in a loud voice to Hickman, "Pick up your hat and go away ; tee om't Add this num all day!" and adalesi to Mr. Breckinridge, who was aising at the mo ment, "Take him along . " The bewildered 'Hickman collect id his hat, and mechani cally obeyed the conservative counsel, and soon, like one of the discomfited heroes in Homer, "ascended the Black ships" or took refuge in some Republican stronghold. Nor bathe been since beard from, so far as we are advised by cartel, military prods =Bon, or otherwise. We have taken some pains to procure from an eye-witness a responsible narrative of this affair, because we deem it proper to show the American people that those who are sowing the seeds of irreparable strife - between the descendant; of a common an cestry—those who taunt a brave people with cowardice--those who threaten cow federate equals with subjugation by force have not the courage to protect their own personal honor,. nor to demand redress for an open and intended Insult The heroic Hickman evidently belongs to the same class with' Greeley, Sumner, Itedpath, and others, who, under the fan cied security of an editorial garret, or a seat in Congress,iibel all whom dignity or clistanceprevent from inflicting personal punishment upon them. There, lent it evident that the Republi can party is a "lucky dog." It's got Fre mont, and Cameron, and Forney—and to cap the climax, just when its Martyrs were all "played out," that impulsive Virginian, Edmundson, furnished it a new one in the person of Hon. Joux Ificexsx, of Penn sylvania ft is better to be born lucky than rich, is'nt it. M. Mr. Senator Seward has again put his Kansas hobby under train. Ile has in troduced into the Senate a bill to admit the "bleeding State" into participation of Union principlea. It is made "a special order," and will come off next week. SEN TIPR/ I I'WY/TREE ('o, VINTIIIV.— I nevi - wit:me*. with tiievioous twtiee oil the Conferees appointed by the Democratic Conventions of Erie and Crawford counties to elect a Senatorial delegate mot - at Edin boro on Thursday the 2841 inst.- The con ference was organised by calling E. .H. T 61 . , Esti., of Crawford to the chair ; and appointing B. F. Sums, Secretary. On motion, the Secretary proceeded to call the types of the Conferees appointed by the Conventions of the oounties com posing the District, as follows GS-age/ord.—E. A. Tinney, David McGill, Arthur McCloskey. Ross Thompson, Wile4n Laird, B. F. • Sloan. Maims. Tierney, MoGill and McCloskey, of Crawford, and Sloan, of Erie, answered to their names Mr. Sloan stated the objects of the meet ing, and the circumstances under which a pretended meeting of the conferees had been held on Monday. He said that on Friday he had received by mail from Maj. I). V. Dca RIC KSON , the proposed. Senatorial delegate on the part of Crawford county, a letter proposing Monday, the 20th, for the meeting. That he immediately called up on C. Tamersom, one of the Erie county conferees, stated the fact, and also stated that he was ready to attend at that time hut desiring to be frank with his colleagues, and to save expense, be informed Col. TaciarsoN that in the conference he should vote for tM.aj. Derrickson, giving his rea .ons for that course to' be that he was friedly to the National Administration, and to the Hon. AasoLD PLrxaa for Gov e nor. col. Thompson'replied that if he wa-k determined upon that course, that there was no use of going down to Edinbo ro. Mr. 8. said, "then I will write to Maj. D. that fact, so that he may notify his con- ferees not to be present." Col. T. assented to this proposition—Mr. S. said he did write to Maj. D.—that Maj. I). had notiflixl his oon fere4s not to attend ; and that the one in attendance on Monday was there only be caubjp he had failed to get that notice in time. That he had refused to go into the con4erenm on Monday until Messrs. Laird antiiThompson.had assured him that if it should turn out that the other conferees were ignorant of the meeting on Monday, another conference should be milled on Thursday (to-day) at twoo'clock ; and that it was in consequence of that agreement they had assembled. Mr. S. maid further that he understood that at the meeting on Monday, Capt. D. n. Mcßride had been substituted in his place--that Capt. M'Bride was a very worthy gentleman, but had never yet, to his knowledge, acted with the Democratic party, or voted the Democratic ticket—and further, that no person but himself had the right to substitute. In accortlanee' i with the agreement between Messr.k. Laird, and Thompeon, and Mr. Tinney. he had notified the two former in writing of the meeting to-day, and hence it was their own fault that they were not t. This statement having been assented to by Mr. Tinney, so far as it related to him- self and his understanding with Messrs. Laird and Thompson, Mr. Sloan moved that the conference proceed to nominate and elect a Delegate to represent this Sen atorial district in the Reading Convention. Messrs. McGill & McCloskey also stated that they had not been notified of the tneeting on Monday, when—Mr. McGill of Crawford, nominated Maj. D. V. Derickson. No other nominations having been made, a vote was 'taken ra vocc, and the nom ination was confirmed unanimously. On motion, the conference adjourned sibi ,14,. w E. A. TINNEY, Pres. li FAs , Sec. -or llet,,r „ he Rochester Paint contain.' a cu rious fact to illustrate a "presentiment in dreams." It is also personally interesting: "A young lady, daughter of Herman Mil ler. trrck master of the Central Railroad, recently told her parents soon after sbe arose that she had dreamed last night that Mr. Keist, who attends the railroad bridge at Allen's Creek, was killed, and that Mrs. K. came to the house to tell Mr. Miller.— A short time after relating this dream, and while the family were at breakfast, Mrs. Keist came in to tell that her husband was killed by the cars last night at Brighton. So impressed was the girl with the force of her dream, that she ran to another room when she maw the woman approaching the door, as she felt sure that she had a tale of sorrow to tell. Mr. Keist was a German, who had worked for a number of years on the railroad under the directions of Mr. Miller, and his wife had often called at his . house and thus became well acquainted with the family. When she had told her dream, Mr. M. had not beard of the accident ; indeed, the Coroner having charge of the body did not know who the unfortunate man was. While there are thousands of dreams that are premonito ry, now and then, there is one occurrence , of which the dreamer knew nothing." In.. Frederick Southgate Brown has ap plied to the Louisiana Legislature to au thorize hint and his children, Alice, Eliza beth, 'Harriet, Emma, Octavia and Edward, to drop forever the name of Brown and go through the world as Southgate', for the reason that "the acts of the late Jobn Brown of Abolition notoriety have affixed a stigma upon the name of Brown which is intolerable." star HENRI-Ar, the Statesman and Patriot who had an opportunity for know ing, speaking once on this subject said: "Of all the bitterest enemies of the un fortunate negro, there are none to compare with the Abolitionists, their pretended friends,whoAike the centaur of old, mount not the back of the horse, but the back of the negr4 to ride themselves into pow er.,, gip- The republican■ have a good deal to Nay just now about the "gigantic frauds" by whcih the democrats carried Pennsyl vania in 1880. The fact is, there were probably no frauds at all, but if there were, they were perpetrated by the man whom they have elected Clerk of the House of Representatives. CON xterict-r.—The Democratic State Convention of Connecticut met at Hartford on Wednesday. and nominated Thomas H. Seymour for Governor. We predict his election. NIL. A bill has been introduoed intolhe State Senate of Minnesota, to provide for throwing town sites and their additions back into farm lands. The Afautaotian calls this "a bill for the encouragement of agri culture." NIL. Mr. T. L. Flarria, well known in this country as a Spiritualist and spiritualistic poet, has been recently preaching against Spiritualism in London. air Some :time last winter, a clerk in ! the Post office at Toledo, by the name of S. R. Brown, was discharged for some cause. Afterwards he was arrested in Texas kw passing counterfeit money. There was found on him a large amountof individual and bank drafta, which were drawn by par ties west of Toledo and taken by him while •in that office. A short time since l be made his escape from the . Texas jail. This fact was made know to the United States Mar shal Johnson a few ,days ago, and this morning be learrfed that Brown was prob y in Latirrille, lie„immediately telegraphed the Chief of Police, giving his description,' and:the:name of the hotel he was probably at. In three hours after wards be received ~dispatch saying his wrest had been made, and_ that he was in jail waiting the Marshal's order. Tax Ou. firatmos.—A correspondent - of the Cleveland Herold writes from Franklin, Venango county, Pa.:as - follows : Having arrived at this place—which is situated at the junction of French creek and : l - Allegheny river, about seventy miles north of Pittsburgh—l find a great many strangers here on the alert for a "greasy sight." _ There are quite a number of wells be:nbcored at this place, two of which have already proved successful. One is owned by a Mr. Evans, a blaoksmith, and a poor man. He prosecuted the work himself, and struck the vein of oil at a depth of seventy feet. The indications are that it will be one of the most successful yet opened. lam informed that be has an offer of $50,000 for his claim, but which he respectfUlly declines. The other well, which is known as the "Company well," has been bored - to the depth of 250 feet, and is yielding a lino supply of oil. Between this and the mouth of Oil creek (a distance of eight miles) there are quite a number of wells being bored, and the indications are very favorable.— Fronithe mouth of Oil creek to the mouth of Pithole creek, or the Allegheny river (a distance of about ten miles,) there are thir teen wells being bored, one of which has struck the oil and is a success ; the balance of them are progressing as fast as circum stances will permit, and with every en couragement that they will strike the oil spot soon. ,0•,- - - - Nearly every foot of ground from the mouth of Oil creek to the mouth of Pithole creek—which includes the Great Bend— has changed hand., lately, and has now reached something like those early Cali fornia mining land prices. From the foot of the Great Bend to the John Henry farm. so called, one mile above the Pithole is considered one of the most oily locations that is to be found, The attraction now appears to be centering to this locality. One thing we would bring to notice— that the great bend in the river is nearly opposite the famous McClintock's well on Oil creek : and if the bill or mountain was tunneled through, the distance would not exceed, probably, one ands half miles : to gether with the fact that the Allegheny river is ten feet lower than Oil creek, which naturaly causes everything to flow towards the river, and would lead one at onve to decide in favor of the latter. The land on nearly all the streams that enters into the Allegheny and Oil creek is being taken up for oil sites, with a favorable surface shown in most all parts of the coun try, and as soon as the spring opens, so as to permit of a close examination, they will be worked with great activity. I was just told, to-day, that the parties boring a well near Pithole creek, on the great bend of the Allegheny river, have come to oil, which proves up that part of the country. I was unable to get the particu lars of the number of feet bored, etc. I now think there will hardly be an acre about here but what will be staked off ab a site to work for oil. A Nl= or DANIEL O'CONNELL ARRESTED roa VAGRANCT.—The Police Court, usually developing nothing but the drop of lowest life, occasionally reveals a bit of romance more astonishing than the imaginations of fiction, and displays the revolutions of life in!ii manner almost incredible. This morning a case was examined be fore Justice Akin, which has an air of to mance around it, and exhibits a revelation of real life from which a most thrilling tale of fiction could be wrought. A woman named Ellen Welch was found last night, by one of the policemen, roving about the streets, slightly intoxicated. She was ar rested on the charge of va i grancy. Parties who are knowing to her history, inform us that some five or six years ago Ellen ran away from Ireland in company with a dash ing young Irishman, whom her parents had forbidden her to marry. Her father lived at Castle Kearney, and was a man of opulence, and Ellen had been well brought up. But with that perverseness which always a characteristic of love, was bent upon marrying the young officer. She accordingly eloped with him and came to Philadelphia, where she was mar ried. She lived with her husband about a year, at the expiration of which time he died. She then came to Chicago and mar ried again, bui again was doomed to mis fortune. Her husband, who had the rep utation of being an excellent man, was drowned in the river, by falling from a schooner. Ellen maintained herself by sewing, for a time, but finally fell in with disreputable characters, who fleeced her out of her clothing, and an allowance of $3O which she received every three months from her father, through the priest. She took to drinking, and by gradual decents soon fell to a low depth. We know from indubitable sources, that this woman, this morning arraigned before the Police Court for being a common vagrant, is an own niece to Daniel O'Connell, the great Irish orator and reformer, her mother, Mary O'Connell, being his sister. Her parents, as we said before, occupy Castle Kearney, in Ireland, and are known through the length and breadth of Ireland as &family of opulence, and are widely esteemed for their many acts of kindness.—Chicago Journal. Conrussiox.—We have notiok the con viction at West Chester, Pa.. of young Reyburn, for the murder of a child. The Time, says !—On his way to the peniten tiary, while on the cars, Reyburn confessed to the officer that he did.kill Susan Emma Kimble, by first chocking her, and then striking her on the head with a stone. He also stated that he thought she was dead when he pushed her into the water. On being asked 6y Yr. Miles if he had violat ed her person, he merely smiled, and said nothing. We learn that he hadprevious ly acknowledged to the keeper of the pris on here, that he first violated the child, and then committed the deed of murder. This is probably the true statement, as the proof points to this as the most rational theory ; but not presenting a case of abso lute certainty. He is a very stupid boy, and, even now, does not seem to realize the enormity of his crime, or the long con finement he must endure. The warden of the penitentiary put, him to work picking willows to make baskets. His sentence is for 11 and 6 months. Mir Sidney Smith once said, in an aris tocratic party. "that a man, to know bow bad be is, must become poor ; to know how bad other people are, must become rich." Many a man thinks it is a virtue that keeps him from turning rascal, when it is only a fttll stomach. One should be careful and not mistake potatoes for principles: Mr Timothy Paige, the Buffalo shoe dealer who was cowhided for an alleged insult to a lady in his store, is out in a cacti, land claims a hearing. He denies having by word, insinuation or action in. suited the lady in question, a Mrs. Johnson. Three persons who were in the store at the time bear vritoess to the correctness of his liesertions. Otntral *two. mor 'Mt° young_man in Buffalo who had vitrol thrown In hits eyes by a young wo man whom he had jilted, hta- become hopelessly blind. Sea A man named MoEwen in .lone.. Pa., who had separated from his wife a few days since, went to the house where she lived, stabbed her all over the body, and then cut his throat. 111...0ur exchanges from nearly all parts of the South say that the wheat crop is killed, and in many places the farmers are plowiag and sowing a large quantity of Spring wheat. liir There are now 4.58 peers, spiritual and temporal, on the roll of the British House of Lords. His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, heads the list, anti Henry Lord Titunton is the last. Is. A project is on foot for building in Paris - twelve large palaces, for twelve Mar shals of France, on the Avenue de Seger, near the Inv&tides. Mr About 20,0 M tons of ice are being packed in Peru, Illinois, this season : 3,600 tons of it are loaded on barges for Piston Rouge and other places South. Sir In Richmond, Va., a negro girl named Fanny has Leen sentenced to trans portation beyond the limits of the United States for attempting to poison the infant child of Mr. R. F' Lnek. OIL Miss Kerr, one of the family at Toronto who inhaled gas a few nights since and was in a praarious condition, has died. The other members have recovered. s or A bill has pulsed the legislature of Wisconsin authortzirt,g executions to issue at once upon jucigmebta rendered, instead of at the close of thei term of the Court fol lowing such judgment as heretoforP. Henry Pritts,ian old man, (4 plan of age, has been convicted of a murder at Somerset, Pa., and will dbubtless be hung. He killed a man nettled Weimer. so that he might live with IVeimer's wife nnmo• lasted. Mir Near Los Anlgelos. 4_ . 111., there is a place called the Garden of Paradise, in which is a high cahhage stalk, three years old, twelve feet high. and when in full leaf its circumference is equal t , ) that of fa.h ionable lady in full bloom. Mk. In Augusta, Va , but Saturday. little boy named Bartlett was ,taming ru the door of a house looking at a fire com pany which was passing, when a dug ran afamst him, knocking him under the en gine, which passed met. the Add . .. head, causing his death. NI. They are expernin-uting on grapes with great success in Northern Louisiana, by grafting the best varieties front France upon the wild grape vines which grow lux uriantly in that region, and sonic grapes have been produced that cannot he excell ed in Europe. lir Some years ago A Dillon) Adams (negro) was decoyed on board a -chooner in New York, carried South, and sold its a slave. Senator Seward became informed of the circumstances. took much" interest in the kidnapped man. and finally suc ceeded in prOcuring his relax,. fins di-- tingunhed colored individual altS arrestt..l in Newton, N.. 1., ho.t week chat- t ied with robbing a henroost. M. The discovery of gold in southeast Missouri has been further confirmed by recent examinations. The gold-bearing rock consi.sts of an immense dyke. shish has been traced for some :•ix miles, ant ap pears, at a point several inilf,s distant from the locality first opened, to be a, rid} in precious metal as anywhere e 1.,. It In exhaustible in depth, and will iniproNe in richness in going down on ge„„ The United State. Coti,ul at st. Helena has procured a , tone from the tomb of Napoleon for the National Wash ington Monument. It was transferred by the authorities with considerable ceremony, and was put on board the U. S. ..teamer Mystic, which left St. Helena Jan. : 4, for the coast o Africa, and would probably be transferred to the U. S. storeship bound home. It is inclosed under the seals of the United states an. l accompanied by papers of identification. It will re ceive a fitting inscrlptinn after us arriv:4l here. air A Mr. Atwood, tailor, viritualis, and free lover, living at ]carton. Vt.. roe ently discovered that there Wa-i 110 spa itual affinity between him.elf and his wife with whom he hail lived for twenty year.: and told het o. Last week tie elope. with a married woman named l'olli , ton for whom he had a trne.piritul affirm) fa. Circulars have been issued 1.% the Department to the United States Mar shals relative to the taking of the census The State is to be divided into districts so that six weeks' labor in each can accom plish the enumeration The census taker. are to commence on the Ist of .1 one. and will finish the enumeration by the noddle • • July. - A per-on wino %viee recentiv called into Court for the purp,,e of proving the correctness of a Doctor's bill. Wft • asked by the lawyer whether "the Doctor did not make several visits after the patient wa out of danger?" "No." replied the wit ness. "I considered the patient in danger as long as the Doctor continued hi.: visits " Brie Wholesale Prices Current BREADPITI FE!*, &r Flour, Itl,cols and lowa, • abi Erie County, Superfine, • Wiseotuiln, Buckwheat Flour, Prwt Wheat, White, • bush . s• Ned, Corn.ft y . , . . Barley, Flax S.ped PKILVI 11410 N% Beaus, Dried Apple., Dried Peeelme,lllb, Putter._ . . Cheek:, filloialde . tee. eo - t, 1.4 Codfish. V CrL, liadarol. Nos. 1 03, r Bhl , Port, mosk. Sro.a its N . 0., ..... P. IL . . Crustprd , Powderei Coal., A., Calls% Corm.— Rio,. Jam'. Itistrr.—• Osl„ ..... IffoLasess.—N. 0, • 0.1., Tea ld ßysoo. O " 8 PICRIC --Pepper,— Plumate, Moroi, liatzorio, Lamp WI, IP Lard 014 TaaDers* Oil, ... Wood, Wad , V root:. /kin" Ii&RBI,kOES. In Conneautsille, on the 17111 inrt., by Rev. B F. Hitchcock, J 3IASON, Editor of the “Cburier," mei Miss ALMA TERRILL. Teacher M Academy. all of above name(' place. On the 21elthist.. by Rey. Mr. Abercrombie. 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Zo-fau'o Nvertiamtuto. - - JONITION OW TUN IPILACig.—Mr.. 81.04} Yon will plasm anammo M your nurnecoes readers that WILLIAM THORN TON will: candidate for re. election to taw olles of Justice et Peace in the Ka Ward, at tbscomisi municipsi • .The past and merged* servises lir. twists* as an IMINIT I 7 In g strietly (mat and-lowest dealings with his constituents for the put gm pears, le • we guatasts• for hi. fa l mad hdthtbl parformsnat of the ditties of the aloe for wkict be is an applicant. and his past bushman Interwar., with our citizens ia that capacity prove his efficiency' for lbw Mica. The suffrages of the publis la hi. behalf Is colic tale Feb. 25. SANT WARD. ' . 1M 7 1 DH. A. BARG, a member of the Paris r oivaidty. Till gtv• • muss of 55 LESSONS! In the Tessa Lenguege, In Any Blook. Foroao—oaly $3,00 for the Genre course. Lemma Ogee from 2P. IF, to 8 P. M. Feb. 26—.111. ERIE CITY WHITE LEAD. MANUFACTURED L. I. BALDWIN. prErrian. TIIE above brand of White Lead, War ranted Pure Is Bold at Who Weak and Retail at BALDWIN'S DRra STORE. febSio-34 No. 6, Reed House. PARIS FANS, COMBS & HAIR PINS r- Lartest ,s, test opened-at West Park Jewelry - Bton. T. M P•b. 4b 1260. Great Seneca Oil Prospect& FARM AND VILLAGE PROPERTN FOR SALE. 91H E SUBSCRIBER NOWoFFER.S FoI SALIOOO LOTS, in UNION VILLAGE, Brie Co , Pa Aleo,'ens farm of 00 sores, one of 30 sores, and another of 111 writs, all suitable for Iniuta or outkrts ; two ex sellout Water Privileges : 56 acres of land two miles from Union. Thbr is at present the best OSMIUM OIL Property in Erie Co., one Well haying bees strnk 60 het on this Laid, and is still progressing with great success, large quantities of oil having forced itself over the top of the Well. Union Ir the most flourishing Tillage in Erie county, the Sunbury and Erie Railroad priming directly through it, malting Olefin, point out of Erie of much importance. The Atlantis t Great Western Railroad now to progress, pulsing through it also Fifty-three permit Dent Buildings have been made in I . llliOD the past year, the good health of our inhabitants, the oroarrity of our farmers and tradesmen, all combiue to make l'alno yes IMACII to invest your eurplue capital. COME AND KEE IT. G STRANARAN Union Mille, Feb 24, Itita A NEW INK! GAGGIs's VANADIC BLACK INK The only 111 that will not Corrode alliTlll2X-a IP7IIIN B. Ti -1E subscriber offi•rs the public a .let Black Ink. which is superior to au .li now to usre. It has been his study for years to suacly a want which has been always Olt ; that of haling an Ink poaseastag ea the qualities of a p , rf. d Witting Fluid, and that ob ject he has fully obtained by the 'aeration of an Ink which flows smoothly from the pea, oa without a 'no wants delay, a Jot Black when used , is perfectly harm km to stool - pow : depruots ao sediment • will never mould ; and tri upelianserible a•' or This Ink stands alone fn possessans 111 hear qualities RICHARD GAGGIN, ft a4—.lutt liana( veturiug Chemist 0U -To T 1 1. ERIE OBSERVER STEAM PRINTING HOUSE! =I For lour BOOR and JOB PRINTING' TRI TRY tt If F uEt'EHVEI THY TII E. 4 ) E H TEA NI P 1: I N I' 1 N 11 ul' S E STEAM PRINTING 111)USE' 11E: 4 1 . THE REST " I'll E BE :.;"1' t: it IA I. ' " Or £ T T H £ B E S T! Hard aII.. Cireulam, Bill Rank Ch.. k. Progrr • 11111, - •. Rail Tie.l.tot, Dnoll, .•'.r AO I Mil. I•f ti i TII 11 10:11(1' $ 4 541 44. 5 5 09€ d Ato 4 7565 75 2 ookp 50 1 2.501 38 I 12r0 25 Worms and Worm Fever. MEI - A(:1N ES that nre strong, acrid and heating to the stomach, when given to children *adoring with Worms, only increase* the Fever, and ren• den the child readout sod uncomfortable. Medicine* proper In each cam., should combine with a Worm An tidote or destroyer, such others se will open the pores of the skin, and operate ;aridly on the Lvver,..Reavls Ku, attys. and thus aid nature in voiding the system through its natural channels tf whatever obstruct. its action, yr poisons the drilds and irritate* the nerve*. No Worm yet discovered combines all these qualities so yan CARTPFIi GERMAN WORM CANDY. Man ufactured try the original proprietor, W taus)* Jilett, (from Germany,) for the present propnetnra, Casehta & Burma. Those wishing to ape this kind of Worm Med icine !Mould be particular to ask for Csarres Wougg CANDI', sod not let th.novelres be put off with any other. Erie, Feb 25-33. 3 4, 33 56 4 6 2 1 IN 3t3,- - 33,1 00 1 60 10317 .124316 .10312 10311 U 0049 60 4 -.1 SUNBURY &ERIE RAILWAY. 6 004.6 60 Id 60e.:41 00 17 00 CHANGE 'OF TIME ! HIQN and after MONbAl* the 13th inst., the PARRESGEiI TRAIN e lll LEAVE WAIL 51,411, at 1.30, A. M., daily, iSuoday •xerptett) sr ti•lng •t F.rle at 11.14114, A. M. liEl 11)(414 .11W111 4 40 6 48 0 60 .16660 ILETI7.IIIXING., I.EAYE ERIE, •It 4 P. M., after &Meal of !Ale Shore Road,. , arrive at Warren at 8. 13, Pt IH. • aUo Lionitarst Wedneadaysaud Fridays at 1.44, • N. . Freight fralu with Paaiwoger Car attached will lease Erie for Warren. !miring at 11.30 r. a. --40000 ..46070 -.4 1 :412 wion -loon Returrnag AA alternate ‘/Java, 1•111 leave-Warren for Kt2e at 12 30, A. N , and arri,.• at Kn.. at 23, P. M., SAW!. A. BLACK, Sept. W, D. F.ne, Feb 2312420.-29 SPA I. DI 'S I. NU 1 LI:E.—By the dosion or stogie bottle, by 32 CA RTKR k Lino. Sup('• ()fru*, W. D - - 20400 - 84g1 $0 1 7602 00 NOTICE TO PHYSlClANS—liypopbos phite of Li m e, 9,04 a Potaos sod Marnorre, Dry and in Spray, from the Laboratory of K. PAN oin. Philadelphia by r *ER k BRO. Nt Pt ICETq ) f I \ ' IANs. Otolate of Crriorn. r C of iron, Rydrocyanale of Iron, , t rup of 1n.1i.1. of Iron. lodide of Manganem, I.llcla of ..nc, Biorni , ie or rows*, Tanabe of (AUDI*, and other rare sisal ralo.hir Chemical Preparations ran be found at Um Store of 3S CARTIIR k BRO. Ve)T IC E ; 1') ) I' 1:;41t.' IA N Rc- A.l MIMES and AI.6JIOIDa, Solid and Fluid t‘traete and Granules of Tilden .4 Verrill, a very Am werr e .. e i at the Drag Stun. of 38 CARTVR k BRO. NS. ADAMS RODINSON, M. D Homeopathist and ttorgeua, Erie, Pa Orrice —Room No. &I, Reed House Mk* boon trom Bto 9 A 11 ,12 to 211,6 to 8 P. Y. Rushton promply •tteodrd to At all boom kb. 18--stBo tr. T A. M0K11.100141, Wlioleash, Dealer in Flour. Pork, Beet, Salt, kt , No. I. Commercial Building*, grie, Justice of the Peace The Needs of E. P. BENNETT, of the East Ward of the City of Erie, present his name to the Independent rotors of said Ward as a candidate for the rase of Justice of the Nadi. to be voted for at the ensuing municipal ek.ctlun. , Yr bennott is well qualified to all the position and If elected will discharge the duties of the °See Kith credit to himself soil tide lity to suitors Nei*, Feb, salsa WCP.IFt. Nil _ El= CI ampL . 4 • e k r NIIK4MIN PATutiihtlim Of Me Oessadeeloskers ef Ik. Comely ef Urge ger Abe year A. D. 1839. Ilatx - etnee vial la. the Commiselormrs of the Cousty r irk suite the Ibikming exhiLlt of the Its. ad* &at agponditspo of the maid County lor the veer A.D.JUIS la 'bleb is annexed s statement of the Distill amtailmf at, ausi lists Tame levied in verb Town daip, loyaugh and Weird In the County for said 'ear . alma • itaisiu•st of*. outstaDdiag whs. p. f Auditor's %sport. January. 1800 EL(' co a ip to; . To int. of Cash In Trouser Jan. 1, 1869. per Auditor. Report for limp/at lAA prld 79 ' from W. L 31133infr, 1.1 of judgt. on serum ..I finer and fees, 182 92 1 Wobotoriosi serf of gray. 9th 3 77 ♦ 77 •' J. Skinner, Pro., oo er - • foteitsl reagoilles, 171 !AI ' Collertor. Wr Lb* 7.00 16166, 56 V. " 16 8 7, 187 IS ' " '' 1868, 1446 15 " 1866. 41609 59 ' " Clowasonwealth lbw ad valte44l patasoat of Stara Taint, /495 31 lELicro 0 .33. ditur ow. AUDITOR'S PAY. A't p lULa Brecht, $lB 00 " Henry - H Bawler. 18 00 " 4.A Daveeport.audlting Pro's and Rent . ar'a. 15 00 FURL p for Coal mut Wood forJall and Court House, WS 83 INCIDISNTAU A`t. p 8. P Sloan for podium.. stamp. an I bas Md. " Cauestry I Chart tor brooms, J•Z ' J ZWrly Mal., boarding Juror. uz Com monwealth roam, P 4 75 " ItJlaerdy, refunded money reed um sal. stamy,l6 00 " WW. &Moo. exponsetoS. AR. Meetlon, 70 00 " Western Penltentlary, boarding lasuates, 416 40 •ommoowealth of Patina , deficit, on State Tax for 1857 t 1658, 521 21 '• for record os road survey*, 25 50 COUNTY JAIL p thie Company for gm Axturea, pipe, Ar.. 42 25 " Juba RlOpatrkk, for R Kennedy • mer1in...4380 00 (or bolding, 51 62 John Constable a Co . for repairs 46 65 ' D. O. Landon, •• 500 W. k J Hoekhuson, •• 10 59 JOllll Hubbard, for cleaning. 5 00 " Olds A Low. to pump, 500 " 8. herr, CINOTIMO for bank•• 12 33 N Mur phy, Mora, pipe, tr " Oray t Otilin. renting glaze, 300 " John Constable, Jr.- •• S2u • J. L. Stewart, physician, OU J.W MaLaneert, al., clothing for prisoorre. [IS 31 Jelin Dillon, Ironing t'rk^"n"" , A `' • 53 50 J KII Ipatrick. data sh 11. Wanting prisoners 110 25 COURT !LOUIE A't p tiaa Company, for gas consumed. 26 4o Webb t Thayer, for pitchers. I 00 Areal Brother*. for repairing seet,, I Ou k Bennett, for tumblers, 75 •• J. Johnston A Bro., (or brooms. rand les lr . 10 03 L.. A C. Bilipp. for biarkamitbing, 3 63 N 'Murphy. for igratee, kr 5 33 Wm A Orbrwold, for carpel for spurt nom. SY 07 Hayes A Jordan, for matting for Jars ',otos, 60 64 ' Carter A Bro., for paint; oils Ar• IT 16 A Sherwood, fur painting. *LS ' Wm V Itindernecht, for Amp COUNTY LOA N A t p to rause) Ronda Noe 12, 13 IS, 10 &Ad County Loan, 590(1 00 lutenist due an Giant) Bond* t., J•to 1, 19.10, 1,61 50 J. RORr, A I 1, Try rrrse Jurors fur att./midst' , Y at th•.. .rsi °oars+. 41.1::: 44 brand Jurors f•.r attrodaun• Yt I"drt. .4 ~tii\NT.lBLF_ 4 At p t MAR f..f making return. Iv querter 141 N. el/11%10N 1, 4 1.111 IYI Td 4't Lemtriet Attorney Sheriff. Clerk of tfuer J uxtleva, Constaldry ai..l I= %% 13,40+01 , in C..UIIDUDINIFEILIA 11.11.4. .7:: '3 TyWNSIFIIP I..L.F:CTIONS • t p Coroat•ltigo , for giving moth,. of ..1, , t0m lOW IiOIifYIDIK rleettd. f.O El.:tion Board, fair altorailancli awl auk king rot 'trill. al., 4 ...Apr % CV I' R TA {. a White. rrier 142 (at ' blond Bran, tti. -tare 12n 25 Henry (Ales, • • 4: 'O3 It Harmon •• in) P %teriloln. •11.1 J UllOl PlttriliirlairTAkt% • Ault pall J•tatee. !Skinner Pro for leaning vim Ire.. earth% inv Jury fee• and fine.. meinding elution returns mina rarktfying the same to dti•reeretart the Commonwealth of Ps Anal pakiThounte lo'lon et 31 Lt • .it. • f • .i 11 1 ,11110,10, ()I'M ‘1151.14 I \ I. I, - Ana val.! Wm W Eaton ' Auto. tiould. vn ' Putotr.4 Ilentiereo. 4 •", Awl pat.' for publishing annul •tailars,,,i •henff prorlausation of go,prmi iion, blank• .1. . 1 .r 0 ..•••el ER IFY t p.l Wro 1., •rt 110 •stuttioning .1 m.o. • CLF.IIK !filth. t pout C,..enuilunitter'e and Audit. ci,rk , 110KSK p Charles William., for aptiiiiheniltug a ..? • KW Ty% tut: paid Comma...inner.. Con•tat... auj-„, veyor, tu Conneaut .aB.l-I it.. STAT . ONICILY lot vsi.l for INK ket... in Prothonotary and Ite coriler's ”Mor-, and ink, Nit., ant blank pork for tkiurts auJ Cotontl..- stenee.. olßre, 7 .1 to ►tIKICL LTC It I. A I p Eri.rn Agricult'llioriety.per art or tin Elt AI. i.l.hCrl , N An paid the *evert! Election 'toarils for tug the general election for DlRKeruits OF TUE 1 4 1)011 A't ptn /of Regniettionforthe year 4, 14 Si• COM NinsSlONiKit'S C•ou Neva A int pail Chat W Krt..% one rteari mint LIST 01 , ASSES: , M.M.S th6i I. A.l tL. amount farhr.reired for L 6 +Rid Aleemranent 114111-141 , Same/ .1 A stes ppr• • A..• lil 1. i Gut % ard, kris. 10./noel L Forotsz, 14', tt West - " Thomas Pte./set, OZ. to Millereel tootoohli, AITIMUA That s+ All to 11/abr./1.11.ra 1.) C roott, „...., to North East '• Johu tsrshato, ~, •• ' Lorough. Geo. .1 Jewett stirseuftsl,l townohlp. Jeer It PritoPo .. Von:lngo Jae), Frio, 1.1) oo Wattaburg borough. hraAtoo. Rou... I of. Amity toututhip. Charles .t,tewart • ..I ot. Wayne C A Whewlock, .• ou Courant V K. Ktranahau. •..., ...., Union Jackson Bak., -I U. La B•ruff .. Adam P Buys . l).1 Watarbir.l Robert Brown, ...... 1,4) horough. Vranci• B On r. 1 _ .l) Orson township. John 'Jamey. 1. , -, I I Wibder t Prren Reed, Summit McKean .. Waehitketnn ' Richard SUllwell. ...I ix &Macro borough Mortimer Phelr• ~. o, Frenklin town•hip. Alonzo Alden, 41 1 • 1.. John IV Prearot 91:11259 ()unmeant Wm Chaestrian, 1 - , to Springllebt ' J Newton \tiller . 2..., ort) tiirant John C 31111cr. to 00 borough. C F. Roswell A 00 ralretew b.wmthip, John Eaton. 25 00 A S 8.14..'4)RS 1839 rim of the .ever►' Assessors and Assistant Assessors In the County of Erie for the year 183 , A, together with the Dermal &moue t• each received for his services to taking the .vakillessevensent devout,/ Amount Lhertete. Assessors ittui Age! Air, Th.d. E Wird Krte. T. Ryan., P 4 00 L Momsys.r. VS 00 John W. Bays, 12 00 W Ward Ene. T Stewart. Stl 00 Wm A Bxown, I.S 00 L. NT Olds, 15 00 Itmeek. T nekingar. 77 00 Jos. Henderson, 14 00 Jrlan Mcßee, 14 00 Llarborerwsk. A C Uatet. 35 00 James Brawkry, 000 John Backus, S 00 North Batt. 0 S Loop, 00 John Sillyman, VOO Rawl. lilngsbury,t 00 North East 1.0 Jll Haynes, 15 OU B. Town. 200 B Iltstesd, 2 00 Unseatleld I.' Morgan, 26 00 A. Burton, -I 00 0 C Parker. 2 00 Vanango. P Coolag*. :14 00 Jacob hitt.. 500 A. D Yoat, 5 00 Wattsburi, J D Clark. Idoo II Chapin, 300 L. CI [fall. 300 Amity. il C Coll.loru, 25 00 Almon Lhimvm b, :1 00 J C Hatch. 3 k.lO Wayne Am.. Beath. 30 00 C A. Wheelock, 6 00 Km A (fray, 600 Concord 6 Blotchier. 20 00 laaae Oolgrove. 300 Wm. P. Moen,. 3 00 Onion. tie., Smiley, 4. 00 Wm. Erallth, ,: 00 Elias Dralu. 0 uu Lo Bmult, 1' J Pollock. 34 ug JB. Shreve, 10 00 kellmn. 10 00 Watortonl. C C Boyd. 114 Od Lemts tiedrerbk 700 Calvin Avery, 7 00 Waterford ho John W.... 1, 13 uu David Boyd. d 00 Chester West, 00 Devon. R N cirven. a W Sarni. IlWbourn, 4 1.0 Wm. Myers, I 00 Summit, .1 N. , rtbrop. 2../ 00 I. B. Vaughan. 100 N. Hershey. i 00 McKean. Asievl Leland. :*OO 00 John Marsh. b 00 A. M. Verse, 900 Washington. Robert 71..0h1t, 30 00 Y.W.M.B.berwood. b 00 D. T. Slocum S 00 Ittllobotn, Au.tin. 13 00 Al. Phslp•, 3 V.C. Vunk, oo Franklin ti 30 tab Wm tiondbau, 500 Nelson Ittrh. 5 00 inkerrak. Wm Drown. 7, kak) C Witiebentrr, 425 11. Pomoruy, 4 2S Coen.* at • I liarringion.4l tat John SpankLior 4 Ut) A R. Dunning. 4 tm .Springairld. 11.m■n Pump 44 i)U Milton Port.r. up MM!EigIE EIME 1!!!!!E;EM M. Randall, 1 tx.) Pairvivw. D 111.Cbsinuan 40 00 James A.Wartier, tit) Aka Nletkol.ors. IS 00 Anauunt paid Ammusnrio.nd Assistant., 11w..0 SY TRKAnft kit Ault of comutiaion T .1 Der..r.,Coliatl Tri.n•neer Ihr 1954, ST tTli FUN le , Amt. bald the Commonwealth, being t h • State's proportkm of rash twelve.' on as. emete.- on County Rate. and I , elee: taw no State per wool am the year 18810, In toll Int Auld year •Iteopt the emouttl outateutllua un 111)..net.0 Loma 1006 4S Tidal amt. of diebursementa Including awl oi State tale* tBdleeted and paid over to the COW monweialLtt, f-‘ 4 1 8 2 ni Amt Cash In the Treeteury. Jan. 'let. 18eitt 4380 18 $44666 104 Drdtwt of Warrant. ont•tandlnr Jan 1.1860, $6l !..9 :'shit IU eon.—The ut.mustsmon and aLlotrenee totblle.•ton on thddr INlSieStai genial during the year. are not ma. brood In the fbregolng statement. Inammtueh as they were neither paid Into nor out of the Treasury, and are u follows, (including abatements for errors,' to wit 4 rut of I• IA4SO. • ausnistimmwm let•temeset balances. Ouls landlit% j ib I 4160. ,1 1 . . 1rryt.t.,• •P t 3 l 11••• I ,t, J. I " .411 i., f m , , hero 1 , 144)%1 , .11.1.t.1...)n.. Anat of hal Joe from A Atino.r. Hitt: 4 c . .I.s. N We, k, I m..,, f. ..*John flour. I, p o , tr ~... . .. .44 % au...nt 'A it 41, iitrx rhos! 1.1,11, li.t, A L. ~, Amt. duo from John % %1'1.40. ~,, .., f , and Goo lug In. Wiwi,. a., ..„1,..11„n,..„1,..11„n,,.... •401_1'.1.1 Galan** ha pil 'one...tit...li mistaitein.e l a t Of thr amount of pupUestes Cout t i r, tax. totted on each of the reel...tn. flOronittta mad Wards In tha , ouott t , (})auty and Poor. and 21. ',or • .• a total of owe dollar tax on every tton for Lb. yaar L./cwt./I.r watt 111111.1% Sur.. and the ovum. of In.tnt Am( .1f Q, . , [Putrid. roile-tors' cunt.. I m e.. kJ,. 11.,,,,, But Ward, Brie, I. Mom•yer, v, , Nr.: 44 IL:, . Wait Ward, •• David Burton ..•1:4. v, 4. ~ ' ' Millereek, J 11 Watneri.. ••;:„.. Marbotereek, Wm. &ott, z - • , :: • " r 'r • North Beat tp.. SB. Bpetiret. North Beat hr . C' B. Bayne., _ __ Greenfield, ' A. Z. Beeman, ~.", ,„ Yemeni., John FL Smith. Ii , •,_ Watteburg Abbots Skinner, 1.•.1*., Amity, floors" FLA, .liayne. D 8 I.peneer, Concord, Fruit Minor ,•• •,. Union, Jaw. B. Klee.. 1.,1, Le &ruff. John Moore. it.;) k, Waterford tp, Wm 1111nrod, I i 57 .. Waterford /.. Wm VlOneut. -lu ... Greene, Wm. B Weed, i.ra, I :lamest, Viten Ray.. +4:'.. ..- i.'Kean, • P Crandall i.:....: ~ Wmphlngt.... :•• T )11.r.11.4. i py..,.. Edltftoro. Henry Leek ,t 4 1 Frank till, A lobs° Aldeu. .....; : • Elkereek, 'Titus Robin/lon. WS .i Conneaut. itm B 1.... Welt 13..... L. Springfield, Ee. AKIRA, •.:410 lo Girard tp John Seller. •..f.fS.l sof Girard hr . George Kew, .411.! •es i Fairview, 88. Allen, :x11.:6 i: .„ racts4 of Lorepution—Cart 11 and. I ri. 19. , .... Ward, Erie, $ll4 00; Waterford L. :, 0.. 6 60 • Girard ho . 11 00. rill rf leW , 4 0 Ann, of Count, lax, wbkb In , ludee CI ..... r. co lost tat and outstanding aoo rated land. lefried tbr the year 100, g.oN A r Poor tat I.riod per re, of Lfirertor. for IV A, b,. •• :•tat• die. Coto r 1 , 50 '..,... 10104 10 Indebtodnes% of the Coons). •: outAing J. 1 19;A, OD NJ ),.11 Indict tint of Eino,l4 red...m.l and 4 an0.411.,1 Itt 113.54, County M.►n Amt. of Ek,nds antifouling Jan 1, lita, Total lit of Hondo inlaid to th• Y. kg Ilk Co e the uuderrighatt ec,cotuinsit.norli t.t En. , eertify that the foregoinx etatement Is• full the Re... Opt. nod mud Tear 1`459 AMOS IaULLD WILLIAM \ JO9 11E1bEaa,..y Gtu. W Loam', hark CoantateeiGnere (Ake, Ent. Jan 1, te.Ar Vie. the undersigned Auditors of Erie mot at the office of the County Cciamoo, having carefully slammed the amount' au I the Com Col32l.lllionera •rei Treasurer of Yr). said. for the year 1859, do report that oe rect. and that ire hod • halanes, lu th. Gana , . Treasurer of County funds of four thief and eighty-six dollars and otchtsou ...t• • outotanding due the Count, 1:17•OliOD..1 of throe thousand Feu ninety-one dialers and sixty t.. cen t lnci ode. tb• balance of elate tax *- ed land•. as wolf m am,unt of Lourt Ca•. to placed to hantlx t 1 Sherif! \t'l.►ne 1. und.r our band. and o.al, at En. 1 t L.lll ME IZM:EMN!Ill German School - NIT - it 1.1-,wl-: \V Al ik..N A li_ open a sch.,,l for tesehko, . eumnieu,,ng Febru rl 111111i1h., where he all litre I.tw.ra LI, 'llO, It the Atsuie.y, frr,t, 4 M 6 • m *rt../ LOUT.. . I T..ltirtl D.. Rea. f; . tunys ,. , AL, to eh. ahAeUl . • NC • . rw r tek, TL., L. A. MORRISON Flour, Pork . , Beer, S;11t, Gi 0 1 fprl-.i No. 1, Commer:..ll, I> , :litit =EI Egiurrw I =el SPECIAL NOTICE Xllll 1. - L i I :,; i: 1 M I. 'l4 I I' A': , ..14.-P1 I •nie• 4, ram ••• • OL. ••• au I a. tt, gnaw utliouut ,• Al I L4lo arstn•lt to u . • vt • o '••• 3: 14 •:" ' P to' %ion \1.;1 \I ; H. T. HAVENS TT , A VI NI, Tier No. 3, REED HOUSE, tar H Iw/emir tr cu., Bustles. .11.1 tti« 10111 D LiQui IR : , AT Lim pRi , }- M.,k tad wtil •t II h. RI. TWIFI , It Hl , O , 1 , 1 I , 1.1, iNi ?NI. C'r BK J A t\l .1.5.1 t ENt.; AV , fhe tsest hramis of C7.33.41..M8"8C31.1%T3EJ. INEs—conin AL AND CATAWBA BIT'. ER rir Warranted Pars fur Medical Purpose, Agent for Rhodes ether's Pattsfewrg tb• latch .trtng a alway a out City Property for Sale and lent TIIF . sillp4criber otit.r , for ,Itle stir I.:•, the ,•,•ruer of French amt Third street, to •.- McConkey into This property wtll to .OPI tow-- • entedlstiled in lota of twenty Net front 41.se—The Lot on the corner of 4 reach au,! !du ,•- known as Farmers Hotel It not sol h • ,l 1 Ist April nest, Ala.—For Rent ago House an ' •i 9 5.. a ..• of Pattmafraas 'tryst, between Serer....-: r a r, st 440--Beek Store on the fast no.. stn., tween Fourth and Fifth st Also -House and about o t e. a , street, rnrner of Walnut. Also—A one story Frame hh.use. ‘••••.1 Twelfth street, between Holland an h•rhtstr. Abe—Two .tort' Dwel:ing between Peach and State street Allee—A Frame dwel 11 , .t.. ••0 r eL ,' tween Third and Fourth. For further particulars Eras, Feb/8--11917111-3t2- IMO $66326 'CEDING BRO'S., (;FORGE W. SNIITH.) Brewers, Malst,ero and Hop Dealers ILAVINIi purchased the entire tine:- of GEORGE W S ITH , to the old and we .to Point Brewery, Pittsburg. we annuals propared to furnish to the non:went •Itt. en 44 the oIJ firtfi, with an article of X, XX, Ent. and Bitter ales, that cannot Ow racwiled by an...'.* • moot In thl• country. For the accouuno.lation of our rustorurrr tli 110 ttoll, we bays oppolo tett Ileum Couribei 11, llor L. 14 sole Gramm of !Erie, our sok wrote for tan feb lB - I y 3 7FLEMING 'Cr ' GOAL OIL 1 COAL OIL ' II ) Elift)/{ QI.s.II.ITY A\ L. kjer lb Pries' HA VINI; ref:l'4l,o.i a FR&4II st-Ppi.y L . MICRON 01104 T COAL 011. to be LsA la the countxr •t rwatuged prtn., .0 L offer 11 at ONE DOLLAR THE ti A 1 ,L( by single Gallon and STILL lower alien taken is greeter Kr Renieniber tb. Drug qtoire of ieti 11 CARTFR a HK. 4 tH• 4 DE FOREST, LIMSTRONG. & CO I: i; 1)1) I) s dIEIti II 80 et. 82 Chambers at.. N 1 WI /I.' Li.) notify tht• Tra+lr tLa• :1 o r tmlo c 10 nevi au-i I•.autdul , WAMSIITTA PRINTS' A. WC 0 S P., ! A Sea Print. 46..11 ravels atarr to perfectiou j l.. ' Our Print'. are rhas tw r-th a ,,, as, ua with att«nottre sir Mr Order, promptly uttruded tu ' .4 T" I.ANI)I.4)ItDs ANI) EN \NI' I offer my winks, to ketloll. loi Dwelling. or store., and )pn.p.,.. 1.. tare !Le those who wish to teat them, au.l Inn. form %it • •• oillee for both parties. tt t Erg, Dec 17, ISM& 3t-is Al, II Aucti• WII ITE ►:EA Ns ---21s1 BrILD. G.l' aal. elArap HEI‘KMAN, IX= 200 HU.SIiEI.S nice Driea Ali I , I band wad for sale by feb4-34 BreILIIAN, ELESP.I; =MI xe, I El 11E21 ME ES t II "fit PI CM lEEE Ul4. II II BA , \ I 1 '1 4 i 1/ \ f IMIE =MI SC« £' )Rs ro ITCOGII
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