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iIIIE..PA:,SATURDAY , MAY 23. 1863
VitINTING INS.
Re We totes the acne! cslaltrated Ink a
ii“ 1111. KEILLEIC CO; at Now Haren, Conn, and shall
p e happy to mitre ibn:ordcrs of our friends of the craft
This Ink hie bon Moroni/10y tested In our oaks. auu
lend to be oval to Node's, ►father's, or any ether to
t.b• mutat. The prices In believe to be tower than the
woe Nudity of labs Qin be purchased to Buffalo ur
Olarsland. Any color or quality daslrtd, can be pi:r
ebelled. The tarots are turariably each in advaucc, or ou
Unwary.,
A UMNTO -EMU- Irll IS OSSMRMEN.
This lollowlu i l a rleroso liars been selected as our
spate 1.11.0141 Whore tioy rod& Persons &wiring
to mud subsist pUou or Job Work, or to remit moues to
us, cast do it through their !toads :
J. Sullivan, i . 1.
Albion.
• Capt. A. Pouserai, i
W. C. *bits. \t
~ Waterford.
. Jos. Waldron, $ / '
- II Ssley . Edinboro.'
V Schalk k Div., Stil Creek. ,
SL. Potter • Weslityvillt
Capt. P. Willtuds Harbor Creek-
J. S. Fins, Gressesid.
J. Saab. East Greens.
Lyassa Robinson, t Irattsbarg.
A. P. SOU% $
John Doolittls. !Prip`f t! x. It do
Riley Potter Wart Sptingeold.
.IM/ph BOMA A, MUM.
g. W. Garish, L Eingrvilta, 0h1....
lion. th W. Iliatehlsoms, Ginn'.
- Asap. SOW... Fairview.
Nelson ilawdy, Cherry Hill.
P. U.'S thaabas, t Union.
Jas. D. 1 141- 11 Plis i
I. E. Borrows', Columbus.
.1. L.• Murphy. Warren.
X. Jaakaon.. Garland.
.1 G. Burlingham., Spartansburg.
Dr. A. H. Coy. Marring.
Jaz. Cro esU, Lorena.
T. D. Cbelhs, McKean.
Capt. 0. J. Wkttuey,. Youngettlle.
• Mos Heath, ' I Corey • .
W. C. Oakley.
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I J W. Boyer, Le Banat
' D. 11. Dosaldaes, M_priug Creek.
D. M. Howard, -. Wag.
4. C. CUP* '• —. iti sy
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.• Elk 60.. Pa.
rtreuo.euiLs
In English andlforman, printed at this of
fice, on as reasonable terms se they can be
done atiny other establishment.
f //MAE ItIaDING ROOM.
The Democratic Club Room, at the corner of
State Street and the Park, is open to visitors
of all political creeds. Files of the leading
sonserrative papers i the - country are kept on
hand for the conven emu "of the public. A
cordial invitation is iven to strangers in the
city. By order of the Standing Committee.
81xstexa —lt is becoming the custom out
west for newly-married people to send to
newspaper publishers, along with their mar
riage notices, , the amount of a year's hub
script-ion. -This is a very sensible custom.
Next to a good wife or husband, the greatest
- blet-sing is a good newspaper.
SCAATORIAL DRLIMATS. —We assure our
friend of the Crawford Democrat, that in our
brief paragraph, last; week, relative to the
election of delegates tp the State Oonvention,
we meant\ no injustice to the Democrats of
that county. It was our impression when we
wrote that item, that-Crawford county had the
'last Senatorial delegate, and Erie county was
entitled to the one this year ; but if we were
mistaken we shall freely ackawledw our er
ror, We have not the record at hand new to
ascertain whether we were right Or wrong;
but even if we had, we should not care about
discussing iiii * niatter in a public lay. Our
interest in the success of Democratic prin
ciples, andlesteetri. for l the Democrats of both
counties, will prevent us from taking any
course calculated to mar the good feeling at
present. existing between them. The matter
will be settled by the Committees of Confer
ence which will meet before the assembling of
the State Convention, and-whatever their de
cision 7111 be, we have no doubt it Will be
cordially acquiesced.in by the friends of the
Union and Constitution in both counties. ; •
BOLD Roaster.—On Saturday night,- or
Sunday morning last, the residenae of
Cratirford, a wealthy widow lady, in Sptilig
finld township, was entered by burglars, and
the aunt of $ll6 taken therefroit. • 'Ars. C.
wu in the habit of placing ,her .motley under
the carpet, and the robkeis appear to have
been aware of this fact, for the carpets in
multi of the rooms were' cut and torn to
pieces. From the loWer portion of the house,
they went to a'rooau•hccupied by a hired LUSta,
and after taking othbr articles of his clothing,.
undertook to steal his pantaloons from under
his bead] where he was in the habit of placing
theto.. , . Ile was awakened - by this act, when
the robbers struck at hint with a club, btit
missed their object. They then took to their
heels, scattering the stolen clothing along the
stairs. After leaving the house they went to
the harn, and tried to steal two horses, but
not finding any bridles, they were obliged to
abandon them, after they had been taken l a
short distance. 'The apparent familiarity of
the burglars with the premises, would indi
cate that they are ..parties residing -.ltt the
neighborhood.
OEM N*ZDS.—That Erie is one of the most
Lleusatit cities in the country is a fact which
will be denied by very few vtho have ever
been here. That It has more tasty i residences,
finer public buildings, handsomer streets, and
a more hospitable people, than most places of
its site, are dote equally indisputable. That
tt is growing with remarkable rapidity, and
is destined to soon take a prominent position
amongst the cities of the hind, we believe
none will dispute. But pretty as it is, enter
prising as are out people, and proud as we
have sane to be or Our city, there is no deny
ing it, that there are a numter of improve
ments of which we stand in the greatSst.' ne
acuity. "
WO need better water arrangements, by
which water shall be carried through all poi
tion of the city in pipes:
We need better gas arrangemints, by which
oar prominent streets at least shall be Murat
-
natal every dark night.
' We need better police arrangements, to put
down the 'spirit ofrowdyism now so prevalent.
We need to have our streets cleaned regu
larly, and sprinkled during the warm season
of the year.
We need so more city ordinances, and an
enforcement. of those we have got.
We need to bate the.entrance to Our BsYI
thoroughly and immediately dredged, So that
IL will admit the largest elscd vessels.
We need en efficient fire department.
We need that the docks in our harbor shall
be kept in better order, so as not• to be an
eye-sore to the publics.
'We need s complete cleaning out of the old
rubbish inside of the docks. -
We need niir iron fences , about the Parks,
so last they wail be an ornament instead of a
discredit to the city.
And lest hut 'not least,. wit need r. daily
newspaper, and we need the right sort of
spitillon the part of our business men to sup
port one.
Thum are a small porAiltiof our immediate
and almost ua•do mWe.trithotit need'', and when
we get theta accomplished, we promise not to
complain until—we' find something else to
Crumble about. •
C ' Agth;llll SKAIRT Wilf.D.—This invaluable
medicine,is one or the best remedies for Sore
\ Ttirtat, bipi4cria, Scarletina, bronchitis, &c.,
ever discovered. It acts rapidly,-and is nearly
alwsys a certain cure. We recommend ita
trial, by those .affiicted" with the compleihte
named.
BRIO PARLOREAPHIt..
ler In two weeks more the Observer will
ewer upon the thirty fotirth year of ite ey
MID
ter A portion of the journexekanahoema
kers Alt the city are on a strike for highs,
wages.- • • .
See 'The Directors of the A. AO. W. R
R. have dually conoluded to build_ their ma
chine shops at. &toadying.
siy- The cold spell'in the arly. part of the
week, wq; are glad to learn, d es not appear to
have destroyed the fruit blossoms.
we . Rev, J. George, of -Fredonia, will
'preach in the Universalist Church in this city
next Sunday morning and evening.
lir' It is an old saying that it takes the
devil to lie," but some of his imps who edit
"loyal" Abolition papers i p this country beat
t
him all'to pieces.
affit..We tall more and more In love with
the Philadelphia Daily ye, eiery day. It is
a capital 'paper—the
,bit by a great deal, in
that city—and we hope itis doing wall.
tor 'Jerome Pow 1, of Elk county, has
been appointed Enroll ng Commissimier, and
Dr. John Macklin, of Clearfield, Examining
Surgeon for ibis Concessionil district.
or s .. Quite a lively little rivalry has b p ung
up betweon Titusville and Oil City. The peo
ple of Titusville call the latter a "nuburb,"
and the 011 Citizeni retort by saying that Ti.
tusville is "decaying."
vel.„ The Erie ro/kthott, published in ono
of the secend.story rooms of this office, has
been enlarged. It is not often, in these Limes,
that papers, and especially new ones, are able
io increase their size.
as, If°, all ye who ate thirsty, go to Car
ter's Drug Store, end. take a drink of Bode
Water, the freshest, puiest, and coolest lin the
city: As a pleasait and wholesome drink it'
is not to be excelled.
Mir It is really astonishing how many
Democrats there ire now•a-dsiys. There is
not an old Abolitionist of twenty-fito years
opposition to the success of Democratic prin
ciples, tutt claims that he is'yet a Democrat. .
le. Messrs. Boner. & Burgess will open
their ice-cream saloon to-day (Friday), and
invite all who love that, delicious article to
'girl them a call. They procured prompt
and obliging attendants,' and cannot fail to
give satisfaction.
gel. An accident occurred in the 14ching
of Can. Reed's uew tug, at Buffalo, and she
will not bo ready for use for a week or more.
Capt. M. Magill, one of the most whole smiled
men and capable officers along the Lakes, will
command her. •
Ike .We [earn, from a letter written by a
gentlemen connected with the 146th regiment ,
that of 'the . l,ooo stout and patriotic m-•n who
left this city last year, only NO now remain
in its ranks. The regiment has been thinned
by death, woands and sickness down to a mere
shadow of itself.
•
ate- The Warren Mail says that "at the
battle of Chancellorsrille Col'. G. A Cobham,
Jr.,•of the 111th regiment, had a narrow es
cape.. A ball struck his left breast, going com
pletely through! l&ge wallet -awl lodging in
a gold watch he had purchaied in Washitigtcm
a short time since."
iteL., We are pained to learn that MejOr
Patton of the 145th regiment, who was severe
ly wounded in the lite battles, has shoce.died
in the hospital at Washington. He was editor
of the Conneautvillo Record up to the time he
entered the army, and was highly esteemed by
his acquaintances.
, g " A Grand Mass Meeting of the Union
men uf the North-West," wits held at Cleve
land, on Wednesday /evening. Among the
speakers announced to be present_were such
famous " Union nien"/ as B. F. Wade, Charles
Sumner, Jno: A. Bingham, and otbefe of
eq4l " loyalty." Although the crowd pre
sent is said to have been immensely large, we
do not bear that any enlistments into the
army were made.
ie. It is really difficult to give our readers
reliable news at this time. The telegraph has
proven to be entirely unreliable, contradicting
itself-in the same , paragraph and farnishing
absurdities without number, —DtpatA.
It is not the telegraph th l at Is to blame, but
the Dispatch's political,frieu4s 7 who control IL
If the Admilditration bad bonnet agents at
Washington, the telegraph would not be so
"unreliable, contradicting Itself in the same
paragraph; and furnishing absurdities without
number.".
IS, The 3d Annual meeting of the Young
Men's Ohristinn Association was - held in the
Park church, i on 3fondsy evening. -A large
attendance #ll.s'present, and the proceedings
were marked by unusual interest. An address
was delivered by Rev.[J. P. Spaulding, which
is spoken of is a remarkably:able and iuter
aug one. The singing by the choir or the
E - •
church was exceedingly ens.;,
Ott- Persons in Want of ,Priuting of any
sort will find it to their odynntoge to call at
this office. We have added very extensively
to our facilities for Job Work, and now feel
satisfied that we can do any kind of work en
trusted in us, with ass muckientness, and at
as chesP rates, as any 'establishment in the
ectientry. It is not neeessnry for persons to
sent abroad to get fine'tinting ; we have
offices in Erie that eaudo it as well as it can
be done in Itolinlo or Cleveland ; as an evi
dence of which we ask an eivitultustion of our
speeitiens.
We notice an unusual number of strange.,
nevi) / es_about our streets within the last few
week s, and it is evident that the colored per-
Lion of our population Is largely oaths increase.
hkst of thecliwe are told, are from the South,
where they hive been picked up by. military
Akers, or other persons coneeta with the
army. During a porde:a of the last sesitic, we
had a colored recruiting officer here, but he
"does not appear to have met with much enc
cemi. It is due to the colored population of
Erie to say that as a general thing they are
far better behaved than in places where their
race is more numerous.
sir During a brief visit to Girard, on
Eiturdsy, we had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
Bunt, editor of the Union. We found . him a
glntloman of intelligence, good nature and
sociability— in fact, the very ernbod?ment of a
'clever fellow," with whom we felt ourself as
much at home' n a few minutes as if we had
known him all our lifo. Throat!' his kindness,
we were enabled to spend three , as delightful
hours as we have ever enjoyed', and we take
this occasion to assure him that when be visits
Erie, we shall try to prove that we know how
to return "tit for tat."
, its Ina recent visit to Albion we had the
pleasure of meeting aid shaking hands with
many of the • Democrats in the Western put
of the county, and •we found them as fall of
pluck and determination to stand by their
principles,. as any friend of the CIRO, could
. ask. That they are as whole souled as they
axc sound in political , faitb, ire. have
ourself reason to know, - for their treatment of ourself
was at so kind and cordial a nature, that we
shalt long bear it in remembrance. If the
spirit of the Democrats in all'. puts of the
county was like that of our Western friends,
we shimid, aeon be`able to redeem this section
from the intolerance of Abolitionism.
Or A l Fairview correspondent of the li*.
rad Mimi enters his protest agatett the hate
and desolate appearlince of ninny a the burqd
pieces in the country.• We agree -with the
writer, whoever he may be, that the condititin
of these graveyardsis disgraceful to the p 4•
pie in whose neighborhoods they are
,located.
How easy it would be to convert them Into
cheerful and creditable sputa. A few bouts
in improvement, spent each month.. by ills
friends of those buried within them, would in
a few years time, make them what th4y ought
to be. •
,
kr- Our well known merchant, John O .
Beebe, has just returned from the City.cf KW
York with an extensive aasorlent ergot:l4s
of the latest styles. Having ibeen purchase
since the reduction in prices, an selected by
bi l ,
Mr. Beebe hituself, who, it we d hardly Ito
said, is uue of our shrewdest an must cautious
dealers, he feels confident of _ eing ablate sell
at least as low, and probably loWer, than any
other Ert:haat In the city. We advise odr•
readers to eve him a call. i
.The dry goods store of It. 8. Morriscih
la one of the most conveniently located and
popular in the city. Few concerns of the kind
do a trade, and few are more deserving
of it. Mr. Morrison is • strictly uptight and
enterprising man, and always keeps • good
titueli ou band. His prides, too, are as teased
abi, as any. We know of no esta(dishment
that we can more freely recommend to the
patronage of our friends.
gar. The/stockholders of the First Notional -
Bank l of Girard, on Monday, the 4th last;
eleited the following officers]: President,
Henry McConnell; Cashier, It. 8. Battles l ;
Directors, Henry McConnell, James Webstet 4 4i ,
Henry 31. Webster, L. 8. Wright, and Jolla
Gialliford. A resolution was passed for hi
oreasicig the stock to tlOO.OOO as soon as th i e
bank shall go into actual operatiOn.
$ The Conneaut 4 ,Reporter says that dur
ing the excitement of last Sago-day,* week,
dispatch was received by Bin. B. F. - Wade,
from Secretary Stanton, informing him .•thit
the stare and stripes were floating over this
imperial city of the rebs." Of course, infor
mation from such a source was looked upon is
authentic, and the people got gloriciuSly en
ti
Is,. The well which hag been boring for
come time, on Mill Creelr,.near the Buffalo
road, began spouting' water, wiled with a lit
tle oil, on Saturday, and ; continued for abort
fifteen hours. Not a fear of our citizens aYe
confident that oil will eventually be disce7red
in a profitable' quantity. The proprietof
this well deserve credit for their perseveiance,
to . say the least.
-AV' The Observer is not em bad a paper as
it might be. It takes Yallandigham's Byrd&
mueh cooler than the majority of the Demo
cratic prints.—Dispatch. • '
The Dispatch does not take matters ao
coolly. When we expose the corruptions,
mistakes and follies of its political friends,it_
gets mad, and calls us " traitor." •
ley. We made ,an : error in announcing Mr.
Kingsbury. killed in the late battles, as C+
taln of Co. K. He occupied the poSitiott of
2d Lieutenant, the company beinifwithoue a
Captain. The Ist Lieutenant is J. M. Well,
acting Adjutant of the Regiment, who has bebn
promised the Captaincy by the Governor.
mg 6, We shallpublish in our next number,
the l third Annual Report of A. 11. Caughay,
Esq., President of the Young Men's Christian
4sociation—a well written document and Jets
that will be reed with satisfaction by all Who
are interested in the religious welfare of the
community.
SOL The income tax is levied on the ;tet
income only. The gains or profit of business,
intended by the.law, are only such as remain
after deducting all the cbsts and Chargesi of
carrying on that business . A ft er the resid e,
the tax-payer has a credit of $6OO, and allow
ance for taxes,:State, county and municipal.
on. A business man of this city, who esme
here some - months ego . , and made ratheri en
extensive 'splurge," has turned up missing,
leaving, it is reported. a number of confiding
creditors to mourn his absence, and sigh ever
the s trailtiesof their "brother man." 1 .
la. Persons needing anything in the hoot
and stiOe line i wilt find it. to their interest to
call at the store of Mr. Lewis, in IleOse'a
Block! lie has a large and well selecte'd 54*
and having determined to locate here perms
neatly, deserves to ho a
enfouraged,
- slay- "I know le m perfect bear in; m
manners," said a young farmer to his sa!eet
tesrt. ".No, indeed, John," : said the yenng
lady. ••,yoU hite never hugged Die yet.. You
are wore sheep than bear."
A uer Counterfeit fifty cent scrip uponitlis
city ii getting as : thick aslops." The most
of it is said to ome from the south.western
portico of the manly. t
air The editor of the DiSpateh advotates
the re.nowinatiott of Ex Governer W. F.
- Joh'ustots, of Pittsburg, by the oppositioki.
:dr A. good chance for making motley,"
is offered by Messrs. Matson I Co., of C/ese•
land. See their adrertisonient.
UV' The Assessors appointed , by the Ns
tional Administration are getting ready th u
sees the income tax: 1
Oar Thayei & Noyes' Circus,'the Orarti
Union says, has dime a good business th4s far
la the campaign.
sair , Mason Jones, the "Irish Orli°, r,"
salted from New York for Europe, on Wednes
day, ia the Perils. •
sir F. Stein, Esq., has purchased an
interest in the oll'refinery of Messrs. Do' ring
& Douglas.'
GaAre Covroas.—For same years ti‘e cut..
tare of the grape has been somewhat exteas
lively and profitably prosecuted in the neigh
borhood of North East, sad the, experhaents
there toadeltave induced other persons to the
'county to Otter the business. In a short trip
snout the outskirts of the city, a fur days
ago, we noticed several extensive iineYards,
.ad more will bo started 'at the commence
ment of the next year. -The soil of the . Lake
Shore has been found exceedingly faVorable
for the growth of the grape, and2With 'timer
care It might be made one of our - Most ;profit
able crops. We would recommend ite more
general cultivation to the attentio4 of farmers
la Use county, possessing soil of. thO right
kind.
==.ll
DZMOCiATIC pre
vious announcement, - a Democrittle Union
meeting was held in the M.' E. Chitch, in
;lbion, on Saturdty, the 18th inst. idiehael
ekson,Esq., war called to the chair as pre
sident of the meeting, Ind Nathaniel Pomeroy
and 0. V. Wheeler were chosen as vici-preal
dents ; William Spicer and C. E. Lincoln, sec
retaries. - The meeting ; was addressed bj
venom% Whitman, Woodworth - and Sallivan,
aria adjourned to meet again at Kidder's Cor
nets, on 'Saturday, June 18th, at one 'o'clock,
P. All Constitution and Union loving men
are Invited to attend. ily order of the officers.
•
,
- leas.—Jemat - A. Bliss has receiied the
latgest end best selected .stock of Te4s over
brought to thfi city, and is selling them at
f r o g - 90 cen ts to $1.76 a pound. Be invitee
the attention of the public' to them, feeling
confident - that he can defy competition.
L ,
All 4lssAta.r.ox Jt• Lout, Mss..-We learn
Trotit the EriegastUe, that a brutal-and cow.
sadly itssault was •malle on the Hon. M. B.
Lowry. onliatarday dight last,while i(e was
proceeding from a point is that sit ,ton his
way homeward. The assaulting parties were
a pug! of copperhead traittre, who took that
mode of rebuking the loyalty'of Mr. Lofty_
•Bevere injuries were Indicted which produced
a high state of nervous excitement, confining
Mi. L. l t 6 his room for •several days: He was
in the hands of hie4ihysician at the lateitt,aci
?
counts', The vi ass who raids the attack
have succeed in eluding all recognition or
arrert.,L--17 1 7 'aburg Telegraph. ,•• I
the; a we ..is precisely the tort 'of para
graph-we expected to see in,l.hat most matt
e. s and tudecent of all the Aholleion papers
of this State, the , Harrisburg •TelegrajA.
Without any acquaintseee with the facts, or
'any endeavor to ascertain them. it make the
hasty and false assertion that the assault on
Mr. LOwry was made by a "gang of copper
headi traitors who took,that mod of rebuking"
his " ioyalty." Every citizen this commu
nity knows ' that such is not t e case; that
the young men who attacked Mr. Lowry were
of hie ~o wn political creed ; and that the mat
ter was in no wise . connected with anything
of a partisan nature. How did the Telegraph
arrive'rt the conclusion that. it was the "cop
perheads" who assaulted him f It certainly
did not get the information from any Erie
paper,, tor not one of them had mentioned
polities in connection with its report °file
affatr.l Every honest man must be forced to
the belief that the Telegraph jumped to the
charge through sheer malice, 'and with the
desire,of tasking political capital. We shall
see whether it will be as prompt to correct Its
error, as it was ready to fall Into it.
The;course of the Telegraph in this case is
but, se index"to its character, and that of
. ..
Abolition prints generally.. We cannot. pick
up one of these sheets without finding it fUll
of alleged ""
copperhead outrages," Meetings
of the, "knights i of the 4oldin Circle," eels'
of ' , Sympathy with treason," &c., and !in
ninety-nine cases out. of, a hundred we ill
venture to assert that they rest. on as slight a
foundation as the Telegraph's effort to. saddle
the wrinig taldr. Lowry 7on his political op
ponents.
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Alt I LDIT011:11 rOrtILAIT. AOLAWN BY Rix
sztr.-;-This (the alleged threatened attacki on
the lotal editor of the Dl:patch) !a one of the
evils lila* the Observer's doctrine leads to.
It teaches the ignorant and selfish mind to
disregard all forms of law sud all principles
of manhood, to build up its own supremacy.
It acknowledges no stabordinatkn to the gov
ernment, and consequently asserts its supe
riority to all cotemporaneons doctrines and
sentiments. Instead of allowing a man to,
thiukland act, it would think and act for him.
'lf a than tells a truth which does not comport
with its claims, it calla him a liar and a de
signiag knave. If a people do not bug its
priletples to their breasts as the faith by
which to live and to die, it terms them fools
and--fanatics ` If man apply themselves to
expose itsinoOnSistencies, it designates thein
as hirelings or office.e*pecthig or patronage
seekitig adherents to party. Out upon such
stuff,;or airy of the kindred - doctrines belong
ing to parties, -which kindle dissensions, and
bulanp factions only . the detriment of the
people and the goveram nt. There is not the
first real principle of living vitality in it. On
the contrary, it is made up of Jealousy, dis
honesty, wickedness 'and the most contempt
ible of all contemptible; things known , in the
history of men and nations.—Pispatch. ;.
If.
the local editor of the Dispatch had sat
down! with the deliberate design of drawing ti'
portrait of himself, be co uld not-have done it
to more perfection t han: in the above para
graph. It will be seen that it is not as benig
nant* countenance psi we have been is the
babitj, of crediting hica with ; but• then it
may have been taken in a moment of passion,
or pekhais the memcir' l ) , of that "brutal" as
saulliby the "delude,"" credulous," " tree
sonaiile,' .. ignorant,'i and ";depraved" mer
cenaries of Dernocraelyi may have preyed upon
his Mind to such an extent that he cold not
• i
get "good expressien." Certain it is, that
it is ii capital likeness,l !Ina has so been pro
nouiced by a numbettiof his ytarmest admii
ers, ! We could have ivished for the sate of
1— 1 1
our neighbor's reputation that he might have
put a sweeter appear rice on, while the por
traitlwal taking , but uch as it is we can only
copy! it, with an Spole y for its ugliness, and
i
helot{ (or an improveMent when ire essays ano
ther attempt. i ':.: x
Giaann.—A visit !II this pleasant borough,
on otaitirday hurt, couvince‘f us that it is well
deserving of its wide spread' reputation as the
"handsomest place of its .else in. Pennsyl
vania." In the prett,nese of its location, the
tutn of, its eitiis and, - the -spirit of
thritt, intelligence and enterprise that prevail,
it has but few oompititors in the *country.--
Thqo aro some remarkably tasty private
dwellings, and the; iesteral character of the
houisos is one of conlort and publio
fish the people: of every village in Erie
county would take pattern from the Girardeee.
/*.ciesu lIAZD tre.i-L'ihe rebels are getting
in 4 very bad way.'..5.11-their able bodied men
have been conscripted, end the old folks and
children who remain( it home have been placed
upon short-commons. Confederate money is
abont,the only thinithat is plentiful South of
thei P.Otomac, and-this is so atuch.depreolated
that it will scarcely purchase its weight in
bread and beef. Greenbacks are pot altogether
a vanity on the Northern side of the line, but
they are woith fully their„face, as anybody
m
car( oertain by taking a reasonable amount
of them in his brevities poeket'and investing
theM in groceries, Crockery ware crime:millions
at lhe cheap store ,of ill. A. Bliss, ) eorner of
State BcBth streets. I, f ' *
04in-roman :'llltor.-1 1 day, the' dainty
foattd, ii here, izid suture is in her most
s u ing mood. The skies are bright (with
occasional azoepip).. the air is - balmy (ex
cept. when the sti-lif from the , northeast),
bu!,tir-cups and .sines gem the &Wei, and
grtmehutter is to; be had: by paying roundly
for ,It. The city Mow has. its attractions as
the , country has, l and Otinine loreliness
crowds the sidewalks adorned with nice new
slit bonnets, a* hats, purchased at the
ex nitre Milliner store of Z. - if. Smith,
State street, a feddoors south of 7th. . ,
kionsr.—The June number of Godey's La
dyi'S Book containsl four faihion plates Turn
hilted by the housel of Messrs. A. T. Stewar
of New York, any quantity of embroi
ddry
ind:other illustrations, and the us us
variety of literary' and miscellaneous matter
Te ladies will pilnounca it a ""gem of a num
ber." feis beyond dlipute, the leading pub
ligation of its claei in the world.
'Timm rs io sun Doan,—lf emery hoiitswife
will thro* her eh ap. worthless 'kinds of ,sal•
*Talus and pads ;t the clop and use only the
Mended Salerati there will not be 50 , .. much
yallow, heavy bread and' biscuit to ho -seen,
and consequentlyinot so' many dyspeptic; ail
persona. Olt a paper and if it doe not
salt, your money will be refunded.
Ia Locs.—ldim Wm. Harlow, of this city - ,
on Thursday, reteivtd $BOO as his share of
itrize money frcrii the Govrnment. Several
c(ther young men, at the same time received
mounts of $6OO and $5OO, and under. These
Sums were obtained through the energy of
ttieo. P. Griffeth, Esq : , who has been very
Supcessful. in securing claims. •
Losr.—ln this city, a red belt and gold
slide, with the', lailials I , C. C. L. from A. C.
W." upon it. -The - finder will be liberally re.
warded by Leaving it at this oat*.
rir The "depraved," "ignorant," "br •
sal," "disloyal," "crodulons, k " sod "Ireful
able" fellows who mstitute the Democratic
party,.,., according to the local editor of this
Diapech, appear / to give that amiable as
model inilividual an Immense deal of troubl .
lulus Last lieu. he pretend* that his--1
" criticise* upon. the Obtervere politics"
to have inflamed the ire of some of the fries
r i b s
of that paper : so much is that we , w.
warned on Saturday evening, by a person ibis
claimed to be ',Democrat, Of a threat to
sault us; and advised to be prepared to .0 l
ourself. We paid but little attention to :
warning at the time, bit later in' the events
a demonstration vu made toward; and en
sub offered the sealor t _by t person who en. -
ports the Oberffe. which convinc
nathat there *Pied be SOW Inuit la IL"
. .
re should regard It as a sad calamity f
an of our finds would anal' and Wars
local editor of the Dispatch. Whether say .f
thug have threatened to do soils a matter tb t
we innewhat doubt ; but if they' have, we bele
them not to repeat it. That Individual is in 'ut
eri!, doorman when left to himself--he can coo
no one any harm ; but if, by Cochleae, he omelet
manage to slip into the position of a martyr
to his politics, It might make him of some
conse9uence. Wo say again, then, don't hut
him ;. you can annoy him more by. ‘4 , severely
letting him aloha." It is true That he loses
noioceludon to grossly insult those,who miff
frclui him in political belief—that he dellgh .
in calling them all sorts of bad_waniec—th t
he has urged the mob law against his oafs
bore; but all these only disgrace himself, an
open his character more . plalnly to the Iliespeef ,
lion of the public. If he chooses to ankle
hlinself ridiculous, it is not anybody 4 s busi
ness but his own, so long as he cannot do any
damage. We hope that no attempt 'will be
made to prevent him from snarling and snap
ping as long as he has a mind to.
81DI WALK Oanisason.—The city Count
have passed an ordinance saying that "all this
Side Walks on the Streets now opened and all
propriated or which wily hereafter be opened
and appropriated to pubic use in the city tlf
Erie, be and the same are hereby required to,
be paved in suph manner and of such materi-,
ale as the Colutells of said city shall, by an
resolution kireatter passed, direct, and
_ i
several owner, of the property fronting' o
said streets, are hereby required to lay dow
a Side Wiqk Pavement in front of their _re
spective properties', in compliance in all rt.
'peels, with the provisions of the resolutiouts •
that may be Weed by saidcouncils, order"
the piving of the Side Walks of any street cir
streets in said city, under the provilions pro
vided, in the laws and ordinancesinvernidg
said city." ' .
The parties concerned in the attack on
Mr. Lowry have een bound over , in the slain
of $2OO each, to answer the charge of intuit
with intent to kill.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
TT GROCERY STOR
P." A. BZOZZE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCE
Mrsk•East CbniorAf ou Pork 4 Frasck airset,
OZEICAPSIDC
Would respectfully call the ;Mention of the octiornan
to his largo Stook of
GROCERIES -AND PROVISIONS,
•
• Which be is desirous tomtit at the
VERY LOWNST POSSUBLIS PIitICEM
His assortment of
SOARS,
'COFFEES,
TEAS,
= SYRUPS,
TOBACCOS,
FISH, 41
MI
Is notourpuot4 to Om - eity, u bola propaiod to
all who gin him scull.
EN oho Irm;po constantly c .'..." 11%utt aniodor tot
PURE L IQ \ UO RS,
for U. lisolasala ludo, to which ha &socialite &its's
of the Foblic
Rig motto ls, "Qatzk Sala, Sault Profits sad . '
Egolsalent for Om Money." aprky
N E NV
MUSIC STORE B
PIANOFORTES!!
IV! aft 4
AND MELODEON
Tram flit allowing aeletwatad Puuto mud Mel u
Manufacturers t
Light t Bradbury, New York. -
Stainway k Sous, New ark.
Wm. Raabe k Co., Baltimore, lid.
Boardman A Gray, Albany, Y.
I. B. Denhant,New Tork.-
tirdtod Piano Ports Maus, New ark.
Bartaraae Ribose , Bartle. N. Y.
Geo. A. Penes Ca.,Baffeito, IN. Y.
Carhaat, Needham it Co., Ninr York.
OUR.ITIRS„ 4CCORDLIIIS, riarditik
Mao, Inatreattaa Books and Similitude, I
ALL VERY LOW FOR 0•11111.
All persona wishing I gni rats Plano Torte or Billodep
on. an Monad to elm sad sundae oar to.
fore prushasimg *Levkas.
Basta . illoak„ SUM Ansi, gouty opposite Poet
OEoe Z. SY a.
or F. Piaos and 16.1 a inersat for
eve years. nia3r?
OM
- ORANGE OP =M.
glitilliMiAßE : -
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE R. R.
This vest Ltsetrarethee the Piet
. d Northwest cantles of Pownsylviate to the ty of
Erte. OD Lake Erie.
It has been lased by the Pertneohirntia • Rear Our
posy, and ruder their swims is belay rapidly pelted
throtighout Its entire length.
It to now to Soler Paseenver and Freightlitu
horn Harrttherg to Driftwood, 24 Fort. ( ITT idle )the.
Eastern Division., and from tibeineld to Se* (7 Ha)
Oa the Walton Dietelen.
Tall 0! ?Ammon rives at Mt.
Vail Train Leaves - - 2 r. el
41cootamodation Train Leaves It 40 a. ■
Nall Train Arrirea. 9 43 a. g
Aftrommodatioq 'Train Arrives
For information respectiotParteager bruin apply
at thee. R. coiner llth and Market atm., and for ir plash
%MAIMS of the Company's voila,
8. B KINGSTON, Jft, corner 13th and Slartet Street;
Philadelphia.
J. W. REYNOLDS, Hrta.
J. N. DRILL. agent N. C:l4. R., Baltimore, •
H. H. HOUSTON, OEMs! Pttlght Jive% Mad's.
LtWiS L. BOUM', General Ttole— Affet, Philsra,
JOE. D. POTTS, General liarsager, WUdinspo
jal . 631 L.
HATTERS' GOODS!
- •
CHEAP FOB CAST!.
Rg IlligTEß, Practical flatter N 0.2
I ! brown's Betel,
flu just *pencil a eery desirable Stock et Fla s, Caps.
Straw Goods. he, ti , which he offers to the - munity
at eery low Falass, and Isopestrufly amp tar *liberal
slam of palmtop: E r Bats &eased and Irftled.
Vey 9:1853-42t
pARTIES AND Runup.
&Applied with leo c =ir ; limey
Cakes, Msearooil.• Mons Nid VMS la
Ng a710 , 4at. UM s 11p61211
0. Butons
WHOLESALE GRI*EES,
AND DADDIFACTIMIS Ot \ •
CRACKERS ANISCANEW;
PROPRIITOES OF TOS
Erie City Steam Bakery,
AND AGENTS FOR
mumairrive WALES.
O . ROCERIES, • PROVISIONS,
- N A ILs, GLASS,
ROPE,
WOODEN WARIC, ,
FI sa, SA LT, WATIR-LIME,
CARBON OIL,
WINES *ND LIQUORS.
=2
ova Brock , or
SUCURS, BAS, COFFEE,
SPICES,; FRUITS, NUTS,
TOR ACC() ARV:CIGARS,
Ifi LIMON,
•-• BUTTBE,
IZ
O
oe
SUGAR, :._
SODA BISCUIT.
Matteketeret et the
pC ' WATBI,
- PIO-AlO,
MI
ERIE CITE STEAM BAKERY
CANDY!
003 DION AND FANCY. CANDIES.
• SLIM Or TRADE IS IKILICITSD.
J. C. BURGESS & CO.,
jaarea, Sista Sitert, That tPtareittion rat Ofilea
CELEBRATED
BAIO AID OTHER oOPPRES.
THE SANO has bees exterudvely rued la thislusd ether
oesstries,aad la highly
AND lbr ita
FINE TUTOR, iiT.ALTSIG L SIITSITIOVI,
UALITLIS.
Thu Codes sowipares Q bearably with, aad Is by away
preltrzed to Die aad Java, sad is
SOLD AT ASOUT TILL! TEM PIM=
Ms rood and at ap lia Foil paper la bib packa
ges, with labels that road—
' "MILS"
la' tie awl
of which Is
eat of I lady
=CZ
fee pot. Tbt
labels aie etd,
tub and tlr
jrassias Sank
an near as the
larmits.
is n -
It Is packed In whit* wood boxes of SO lbg. ach; also
In balk la kens and barrel& Also an toad, 51 ,,
Mixt Cu, Onrusazxr, Jars. Y.aaaarso. 8 r. Dorn!-
, ea, Rya, Duro:stay( AID Rri
Of
sap arfor quilt., in Tin Toil papers nnel beret ;
to Saao.
_ .
sad ere tc4s
Eighig,d.
Dollars •1.11 Pleamt mod for Clretdars and Ltsl of
Orders by mall or Etyma promptly amested.
L. P. IBIOLVAN. 8e garrison St„
Pole ..lasat for the UMW Dalai. Nan Turk.
gtipagit OP COInsIgnSZITS noslalas.
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
ix_sixeil - PEOPLE,
JU§T PUBLISHED BY DR. A. STONE,
Physician to theVoy_Lnng and
Hr
glade insidtztts.
A Trestise on {he Omni of Indy Physical Deals, of
• American People the ewe ad Debility, Con
sumption end liaraiones.
This writ is ens sf wad o. an shads,
=boom 0:ILL PII ; an l
TS and weals direct O ly to Us surd
lENsardiaassipsi
affhdasitiv Mos* and rungs eits mad Osatneasfar
nos.
It will be seat by mail on the receipt of two (F) cad
Parents and 00.11Iiii311! fall sot to seed aid ob
-Btrthis boo t
Young UM I Fail not to send and get this book..
ladles t Yon too should at Dna ware • copy of
A Wok! ofHolesisa t CiasseiMideue Adele* le
tees cam ertL /Lellecd.
A class of malaillse penult to • hada silent to the
compailty,diandng at last 10k000yonthe i 4 both ea
se asumally, s to en ear grams. These dlossies are very
baperlecUy Their atonal reaniftstatlon,
or symptoms, NOTT01:11 Debility, Ilelasatioriaad Ha
haastion; harems. or watts' and consumption of the
tissue of the shell body; shortness of breathing or her
tied brealdnis on asomding a hill or flight of stairs; gnat
tlate'leltrar Bout; esthete. Bronchitis and son
t; sh of the Hands cad Wax; sardon to
moiety and to business or study dialects of eye sight,
lose of Memory, Orissa of Ho Head, Seesslria. Fain la
is swims Peree of body ' Moe la the bock - or Limbs.
Lumbago, uremia or isolhastioa, tromnlartty ef the
bowels. dimmed secretions of - tha,, Eidoeys and other
glands of the tody, traceable& or Fleur Alba. ha. Like
wise IplUan. Hystata sad Nervous Booms.
Now, in Warty-ass eases oat of every`ene
all the shore maid disorders, and • host eo=
named, se Cansurptioa of the Leap sad Oa mast law
adieus and MI, Arm of Coaramptlos tbs Spina
Norms, hosts is Tahoe Doman, sad Trdes.Kasi
ca, have Mar Nat and /chap la Walesa le UM Note
View& Hesse the minutia maim cm the part of
sabol pracace la treaties pane estr•
Dr. Andrew Stone, to the Troy Iliac cad,
Hygienic Inatitatloa Is new segued la treating this clam
of modem salaa' with the most aidoelaking netom.--
The treatment 'dented by the lastitation Is new; It Is
bead apes soisatide priodples, with saw diseiremod
assedies, without Wawa@ Sr roams. Thrilbeilltlee el
care are sack that patients am be cared at their Imam
is any Pete of the manta . from moarate astriptims et
their ass, try lotte ry and have the modiclas ant by sail
ors ress.% Pr l tsall,tarogalocias will be forwarded en
" Sensanatiat, Catarboad diadems of the Threat mad
as well at the has* of the estimate is at the Institution,
by saiding Um Cold Mediated frustum HAULMS VI,
toss, with Inhaler sad ample dirratioasior that: use, sad
direct carresposancs. -
Mesta applying for Inters_ gotta. or advice, toast
saltier nturnsaaps to mat Mintiest.
The attendingphysician will be fame at the faslits-
Hoe for consaltatlen, troll 9a. to p. each du.
Basile, to the forenoon. Address,
DR. /UMW" MN
to the Troy Lang and Appals lastittel
sa - d — Wy -- siciaa for DiMMAINI: of the Hart, Threat sea
Lange, 95 Fifth Mast, Troy; N. Y.
N EW MILLINERY STORE.
•
11
ID The Woes Br.Citleß would reepeittoUy jo
stmenoe to the Wise of Me aq mut mo
tty. that they hove opened a
NEW MILLINERY STORE,:
• ,IN BEINUIPS BLOCK )
BAB+ / Or. 0 Tyr 13 Y. PARC,
whet* tbs., itortld finite alt Oman 'Maas la ttudr
Wilts thou • WI.
Goods
ttir
at UN aro iiropa rodortrat to &Mak all article* •1111111sory
ih ' •
B,SPAOLING AND CLEANING
• PartioaLsrly attended to.
As ire do ill oar own wort. WO hats WO kelitiliOW
promising that out terms will to as reasoceble, It sot
nor. so, thus soy other titans to tltts city.
le.peira. •
j - OILiN WELCH,
MALIN AND 11337711 J
POREIGII DOMESTIC . EIVITS,
.* CiltrT ABL a.
.16110, Ma= 111
OVISZES, POULTRY AND GAUL is their Smelts
I Ike Ne. 2, 7Vaq's Bloek t liNt
Caser-litos, fszuw gals, PA.
(Wm ho d either the Myer Coostry 1111•4 ltremptly
1 ' sod at lowest starket totes mitt
NOTICE.
risalag o Meek of
' RYE WHISKEY',
of lay ova , alatlllatfos 41111*,1ari tag It ler Wei
tekti-th.thisa eet
irthaliter.
pit -VOLUTION.
• , -
, mfota _
ef _ Th ~
~.m at e e rski
Malik k Ib k
lU tionfoloso
slued Mali
ea Ma lath
labor
l.bileK inar
Kira lad. by sated tom* of las peeks. A.,
T. retiring ban add Rim
SU toottoom wlll be osidlamodl It tho old aoloillet
mom by flop n.alaiog porton* solos ilie trot woo of
Limo a Notttatiot.viko moo ottiorisot to oath tho of
lola of ti. old Its. WALT==. J. LUiDELL.
I.! =HUM t Lab%
JOE= 11b02:113.
°Mee af Gs Ma City kali Walks. ea mar °Mato and
UM otroolo. sk7ll-41r.
EiZOTTOR'S
Rhe wilindgeot hams/ bees ted nun*
for 4 the estate et Roney 13411, late of Irks
city ?s. settee le* berets, ems to a dikes
er Met the moll estate to preseet them tor set t
ea ez before the Ist 4 legesl. Mkt alealkae• kande.
labbted to the sum am maratrod to make
poymeat, eft er beibm tko mow period.
eas.6% itionwe Wes.
•
00.,
ALamosra naPARATEO,I
N rim TOM UMW
DOCTOR ROOVIAN*III
o Liescivrau
'GERMA. BITTERS,
pastAzia BY
DR. O. M JACYJION,
MIN& -17/110TVALLY
LIVIR, COW:PLAIN T. . WESTIN A,
latadia t Cam* Alliway rhil* Ando
tAerdisdr, aDranses ar,ftfimi
a assrehmi Dew eit filiamik, •
Ola
\Ss as
doh " towed Mo. •
lifierisep Mod le
SOM. heat M Ss is..
• wh.ltgisirs4lllnallosmiligsql
Mose se MO, to lis
listamlOcer treekillo.4 Midas or
l'lssissts. al tie ott olio tiofsio
rak 4 et lie Sim ;iv id* alba 11112.10
Ptsflortior st Issit.Chilly
isttsaowboo la • Wag /isles. aim= Orli% 901
Ot Wets Wass um alphs, boor soil DO Ida WV
Ws/. rostiosor of Pworbstios, Telloosios of
Ito NO opt Am. ?do St VMS* alas ,
Clod, tits. itio. Wass Maas M •
• RSA Ilursior to Ss Ilsals. _
stoat liostoolito She.
mad gradltopos- •
• •
sPirteL
&76rON,
D, WILL nunwr
YELLOW swim iguttitrs Mali, at
ALCOHOL Oa BAD WBllll3ll
they Ihtt van tie am dliamui iminlasailat
oat era bunked.
*peewee be the eslealre We awl talverael
et Iladaa's Gamma
i lletani am ety
eflignassat Qu. mid
opened open snarls" uman! Os Ile as.b !
taws la tan dare Owe a all* proadsd
Midwith aste*, &tip. sad eh ne.
'Mira
Wm* sof the MiWorails any orsprs ,
Was la plithods bottles. sad big bidlisd waif lits
widest sprollstlas of Marti widskiti l
Wm" sal Ism tie
HOOFLANWEI GERMAN BITTERSII
Ara aai saw aa4 Wiled @dials bai love Mad OP
lade/ Mom yam
as by *a pales: aid
tide Ma aid as* are aid dialled 1, ~as
°bows L.
bolporNadoe
so parting
'inputting*,
as ki,foriorsz
tido, 'to to
owbte • tie
The proprietors bate ti meads st iwtbt►hor Wealdll
eadasst
CLERGYXI3II.
LLWTEIIe,
Tut*lay, cf tber ova•promuukt lacrolodo, to Ups imp
Whitt .Deets and isedlott virtue at tboto Illttero.
SOHETHERG, TO STRENGTHEN YOE
TO BUILD UP yowl CONSTITUTION 1--:
TO ONT RID OF NEATOMNIONI
A , BRISZ AND TIBuROUB FIZELIMig
HOOPLAND'S GIR,KAN BrrTlM
Pr.. ./. Anus Wass, D. .0.. LIM til she gatridir
peals of ilkiyiriesi illeimie4gs.
Altboogb ad So Ivor at ressaraged Paled
tirrikAssa Is thumb disbudst Wit bipordS•
sloe sad =
M I yet basso or as WNW sod
o =
lrdy ad oUq So Id basset w d
to esseirsd tam dr bo ba
staple IssossaGoo, ha tire
be myths& soattbds ro do basisdid Mira
I T I So Gls Qs son doiNtr to mild Sodiosisadv ed.
siaa Mises. regard b Dr. C. IL Amiss% el %IA
limas, I Shod Misr
avid Go laCifs• thiali =bobs
*Adam /an lo dy biseditabod iboondor.
CR Orr Ur se Ibis palladia by prow tad.
liiittle MOO to 2 1 4 r bash bs. pdhighyr *Ns
cud sad tori n ssai e l
a add .TM asset lbws boa•
Else at Cam "ad Cr ow. Ibilidalatydr.
was Sollevd by I row ,sad rowimai to a do
gra at Wily sad sasses! dad
W widsl" .„ l bad sot MS dre
Gs vodka Moto sad bad Odd at madras
I tbsoidarothaak God lad ivy trioadlkastag as
Was of Oise.
Ihits.ase•. Jtrim 91.1101. J. XRIFTON WM'
iVOIII tie• Sac. JOSEPH a JriNNJAIA, prier gib
ikon Ohre&
• Da. JAgssaa—Dasallia I-4 have bse= misso essur top
seated t. soaaset aims at*
dttttwatMadeat Dit, rigiseall the isida
as at guy swroirtals I bros If 111 Ow 11t
gibbed; bat rah a stsatqa woes I.llftink sad
=llia my era .se lie, waders st Ds.
r m sdinfta Dlttoas. depart Jae sass Des Jar
vast sews% tonow. Stall is zadselsa *OJT=
seat Sr gr sad smissisity lar
Casseistat. It lea sits pisossaltas,
aims tt wr Dot u sad
nsay I ambit tt W mai l
Is vsy
bewidisl to tboss rim..ks Doss dos Man sows.
• . Tours vvry torsellylt •
• IFIDIWILD. •
tiirtni We* Coates at. Mrs
_Dow Wk.
Pim tie Wifs 4L1Xt14141 , 1 W Magas 42. 7 11141110
ROL
Gasagesewrirehsa Ist s ll4.
Da. D. K. lawees ee —aes :—.lwze r a t
w eleemen
Wee feen ege s le gl yen a
fteeparftes - mses bad ectaeie — law. sat Ref/ - sl= l
te WM ed all thaw =Law aftlidete
em s WI a
sad Menem
efte etthe= . lo. . The powered hairesi
aped memo predemelea le aupiteift hew
. I lave IS
11=Tla ederofte to Few alleare s sal 'Wheat
ensiessamielee it We the Awe leuifteleft
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