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Vitt ttlit. thou "four rttr.itt , who know n hwt
tieltreg to be indebted to us, to !ieflie their iv.
tible, 4 - tefore the, tir•tt tiny of
We hare looivS , puytittoto. to
e„tnoutli of 3nlitutry: Art•l us it
ion to the it our crettitorq or
tern when their due,
prompt in meeting
reBent 111..1,1.44yr. for out• nt
look 9 Ati.)V7 4 hall ft Ce to our
; ousts st pass
leuttary next,
:,eet during the
_s net our/fiih
lelnp paying
ve Walt to he
het 01 floors p
ention. Our t
• ever more tha'n large enough to meet every
sbligetion which we are owing ; nu l w. c (11
•el but believelhat the patrout;
hibtted so mucl;kindues3 to it's in i tit,. p
Will come promptly forward, [loci that they
are acquainted Kith our neeessitte4 l :out help
to relieve us from all er or/ pecuniary
embarrasomont We make title anneal n•
debtor or the estxhli , thtuent. nrol h.,po that
on will re~ponil without delay.
Poricut Uri:oil:D.—The cr.l eu4ive I'..llPry
f Slessrs Webb & tielloyg, kuown
resque Isle Works, wig totally destroyed by
ire on fiuutlay, , morning lust, with
ion of the kiln, which is sa,i'd to lae d.tily
iightly injured. The fire why first discovered
..pout 4 o'clock, and before !any etriirt couhi
to made to extinguish it the lisrhole bnihling
was in lames. A large atileipitnf Croekery,
for the winter trade, wr , kleMruyel, ',vet her
with almost everything attached to the, i:ott
ern The loss is estimated at about "t 1 11)
on
whigh thgre is tin insurance.
We earnestly sympathise with Merirs:Vi el h
Kellogg in their raisfort one, and \ rust that
our citizens will not fail to give thrill all the
encouragement necessary to start
til• the road.. fittafety and promberi(r. They
are both upright, hard•working and 'Newt
oitizens, possessing the clePlll of Itie entire
community.
Will not our people talie warning before it
it too late and orgauiie an ctlieiont ili e de
partment! We will venom. to 9.tik`ri ai.lt ther'e
is hardly another plitee in the Utiiutt, -)
shrintefully deficient in ti,i, regard om 1 1:r , e• ft
is to he feared, though, that nothing It, to in
the won terrible misfortune will awailtett our
citizens to a true sense of the dahgers 'Which
cow overhang them, from n want o pn over
tire apparatus, nut faithful organiz• 1
tion I to
work them.
6tg4,,, in mule u statement in lb kS ' , UP of
the Observer two weeks ego, based upon an
editorial statement in the Cleve;awl 1 ('iallole,t1-
er, to the effect that while the U. 8.1:e. Michi
gan lay at Detroit, her gun . bore' upon the
souse occupied by Yallainlightim iti the t
",n Canada opptrsite that city. Thy paragraph
Was given without comment awl j 34 a mere
news item ; and no one except :1 bigot 4.1.
fool would have supposed that it was intet.,l,o
for any political object. D events, however,
to have aroused the ire of one of that OrP,3 of
individuals who never can ace anytning:
in the course of au opponent, whc demos in
. 1 last 'week's Gazettf, thatthe ! efficer,, of the
Michigan gave Vallandioduitu 't a thought "
while ut Detroit, and says they went 'here
only to recruit men for: the navy, Ile nt-s in
timates that the statement was publielic.l by
us to create "aympathy for Vallandi4lutas and
through him, for his so-called Democratic par
ty.".
We can hardly believe thst any of
cern of the Michigan are the authors of th..,
article, in question. In our relations with'
them, we have always found then to he gen
tlemen, and as such, had they seen anything
objectionable in our ptiragraph, it is certain
they would have come to 413 in a minlc ri.y,
end asked for a correction, which they know
we should readily have given. The art let. is
more likely to have been written by our of
the jaundiced political dimagogn , e4 who make
the Gatette the me'dium of tneir foltninati,.ns,
and who never let slip.any opportunity to stir
up prejudice against those who do not chime
in with their own views of public potiey.
ALTIRATION IN TUE ScitooL leaf
tention of our readers is directed to the. fief
that, by the Sot of April 1 Mt, 186:I, the sum
appropriated for the support ~f cominon
schools for the school year ending on the rust
Mor.day of June, 18(4, is to be divided h aw-mg
the several districts, in -proportion to ihe
number of children attending scho,.l therein,
and not, as formerly, according to the winther
o f f resident eatables. Thi•t is au Unportlut
alteration, and will materially clinnge the,
amounts received by the different
Now, as we understand the auhject. the ;fteat
er the number of scholars quid the tonn regn•
las their attendance upon tholfuldic ~cioouiy,
the greater will be the amount of 'Bowl - rp.
.ceived from the State treasuteru—ffirri4!%:try
Patriot.
HAIM. To Llecanta.—lC anybody con
•anything better than this, !et him bring it
lorwarcl. It is said in be relaled by Mr.
Gough, in one of his temperance lettures:
"pro men, after drinkin and elrounniii
night, *lift saiooll, started in the inurnini; to
gq home:: it wa 3 a beaati. ul, 4unn-; morning,
aud, as diet Staggered sion,z, th futl,,veing
conversation •
. No . 1 —
wool blilue4:"
:;(3 don't Mil ttito
ye: That's (hie) •tuu
1--" Taint—it's (hie; 11..,011
- tell ye il';• ,up
let,s I ,,mt e t , t o
firs luau we meet."
No.....—.(Agreeil."
The two toddled along tor
101lett they chanced In 00'0 fi Mitt ut eKtolly
the s.sme condition with thoiisel he in-
Evidual was immediately ,rested n, the 1.1-
lowing interrogation:
No. 1-4.• 1. shay old follow :
got into little 'spute ; wont ye to 'elp
out. iron. here' sap, iltti the mutt,
pointing u pwards to, t.11#:lol who w..-1 btu-.
ing fiercely down upon them] say
moon. • Now we're gain' to the twitter
to You What, it. sun or (Lie) boon ""
Tlie person ii4dre.ise!.l hr-teed otter
considerable difficulty, ,1 4 4:1411s1. 3 ‘3131,-pu3l,
endithen commenced to serdtinize, ns well .to
he mould, the burning orb overhead—repeat
ing in it meditative .torie of voice: -Sun—
moon—sun—.Chic) --moon." Alter a churl
'oliserration, 'he exclaimed •.ract ie. gent
leffifl'm a stranger in this part (hie) td' the
citOry, and 1 can't tell whether /14 r l tn or
(hiej moon."
Thus the matter was undecided, and in
ebriates No. 1 and 2 reeled away, Nailed and
disheartened
_by the unsatisfactory ,result: of
their search into astronomical niyHerics.
111111 Rll4llll6NT.—The Voto of this regi
ment was taken, as a aalitter‘ot curiosity, and
rnulteJ as follows:
Officers,- -
Enlisted men,
Total,
Not voting, 6
Money iVautea.
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411,.•1 the
WoocivrarJ
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Ili t'4lfowiog Is P. correct copy of the
I,la by Filthlenti
•
••!Sto Iri •it 'wok.] Apply."l
ItriFh Need Akvy.'•
The ither day as I wit , ' eJ out
• Upott a will go4e‘e c
s 'to I.l.verliArmoco"
kt.oot docent
1 kot.w \;e11, wort tio• !dm, oiould sun.
• 1,1 r . 1, 3 ylOl WI: 1,4
tit t I t ' ll 4 w,coullry
I o' tti't 1,•11
s 1, te
*lien you soy, Ito Irish uredepplf!
ft.Lotit your soldiers
1,111 tell nie if you (nut,
It the bravest of them all .
' .tre not true Irislttetr:
Wiwi tilts Rebellion first broke out,
"it'i• want men," was the cry.
Bur they never made an exception hy—
"No Irish need apply'!"
If toy country you dislike,
Matil
Of Geller:o.i mull of Staten.en,
lib' !rig:tail can
The Poets, tun, well known to you,
Are Univerial finqs,;
There'l Campbell, Nlnore and Conner,
Awl Ooldnuitli, by the by: .
Where will you tied their equals'?
tined apply :"
" If 'Os tuy inotntri - you dislike, din
Ju. , t take IL trip to
They'll ireld you liken man:
'lite whiskey they'll;potir , into you
AY lung al you Chu etan , l.
he•trt and Laud they'll welcome you.
"i'llen tell me the reason why
our errs otlend with that dirty cry.
"No Irish need apply!"
li ltk my country you {dislike, Vic.
And when you leave this worl4 of carp,
'They'll put. you in the earth . ,
For they Her e uti all alike when dead,
No touter what's our birth;
They'll make no such exceptions then
Between either you or I;
13111 i hope pld Nick leis ou his door—
"No Irish need apply !"
If 'tis my country youdolklike, tic
grief Paragraphs.,
ge- The iohi of Messrs. 1141 , 15 & Battles,
of Uirard, Icy the late lire in Milwaukee, is
S-25,001. 1 .
Stint - The torpor blotto of a new Catholic
Church was laid at Titusville, on Sunday, - Ole
llth inst., Bishop Young officiating.
reit- Bev. Julius Degraeir of this city has
been appointed Co. Superintendent, in place
of D. I'. Ensign, resigned. •
A man named .16 - seplt Mcßride was
drowned in the tirgt look, on Monday. He
attenipte.l to crawl upon the gates, and lost
his bal,inve.
It9iN. 111141t1 , 4 men who are ton prejudiced
to advertke iu Deiueeratic pacers, Tie pre
same, do n c ewe alnutt Demoexatie patson-
. E'er A new volume of Rurper's \ lltagavlne
will commence with the December number,
aml those who wish to s ubeeeibe can do ao by
calling on jos. R. Starrett, at the PasCoffice.
pee— Rev. A. II: Carrier has been compelled
Icy ill-health to resign the charge of the
Presbyterian congregation at North East.
Ilia place will he hard to supply. .
ittica,.. Tho County Teaeliers'i Institute will
meet iii Edinboro, on the ltlth' of November,
and bisi, mail tlit'':!fith. State Superintendent
Ccourn and ten 'own) , Superintendents hate
promised to attend.
i.
Ear The Gd:ettr, which has several times
insinuated theh Judge Thompson, of the Su
preme Court, supported Curtin la the last
election, this week announces that it watilais
taken. .
odr'The G.nzette . 14 determined not to see
any good to Ciov.Seyntour. It vents its 'Spite
ihi4 week iv picking flaws with the wording
of hie tat prod! &milieu, asking for voluziteers
in rasp., Se to the President's rail.
• 4 ) - - (r. Arne 4 Reath; of Wayne town
ship. yi his the list - i.ix months, has obtained
nearly- .i. hundred now Fttb9cribers for the
Obscrt4r. We commend his zeal and energy
to lemOialruts. in all part 3of the county. •
Rev—los 11. Pressley and family re
ceived 3 .orpri.e visit from members of his
congregation and personal friends on l'hurs
day evening of la-It week, receiving on the
on.trt , ion money :and other oracles to the
value of $250
oar Ale:Wyllie is to haven regular course
of lecture.; this winter. Wendell NAnips,
John IS, (I;ttgh Atina E. Dickinson, ltev. W.
Milburn eel Edmund Kirke have been
positively" engaged.
Donry Ward Beecher says: 4 4 Life
would We a perpetual Ilea hunt if a man were
obliged to mull down all the indeadoes, lave
racities, insinuations and suspicions which are
uttered again , t
r't^...r The tr.trk Oa the Western Division of
the Phdadelphial& Erie Railroad, is now laid
15 miles beyond tihetfiold, and bi; from this
city, to what is called the But'ainit. Only 53
miles in all remain to he laid to complete the
road.
bra. Messr•i. F. A. Weimr, of Lutsicity, and,
John Uhr, or Mill Creek, have opened a new
grorery starts en Efate st., near the railroad
hridgo ; They are built honest and industrious
lm , ineqs men, enjoying the este.ent of all who
know - them. We refer our readers to their
advertkement, and take pleasure in mom
mendimc them to the puhlie patronage.
cam' six 3 icar3 ago, according to the News,
''n hunter Otot a direr at a lick where. the
centt , r of. the town" of Corry now N. Two
years :T., 'the brat buittling in the. place was
erected, tta , i at the pre , tont titne (lorry eon.
population of about 1,800, tri pros•
pyrou.,, ithluArious and etittYrptiming as any
otlyr community br the sire, in the Union.
'A.S. The continuation of "X political Con
vcr4Ation" ii po , timited to tit xt week. The
writer intends fornidang a=eries of theie
art Idles, Ltriti:4 the views of the two parties
in a shape in which theY - iwilr be more gene
rally real thsit if 'hey appeared ns labored.-
c.•lionunicatious. The complimentary tnan:
to.r io which the llrst number has been re
eeired, encoura.;:ot hint to believe thus they
will not bq unwelcome to the readers of the
p ;per. -
Pen:-.ReaH, thututi , s, At rears of Pay,
J..e.,.cau ho procured by the WidoWS,Orphans,
and uext of kin f these who have died in the
service of the Cnitekt State - 4; also, by Soldiers
and Seamen who arn' disabled by wounds Re
ceived or disease contracted, upon application
to O. P. Oaterevn, Licensod Military sand
Naval Claim Agent. Office in the Common
Council ltoom, Wright's Block, corner State
and- Fifth sts., (ur Jar the Diapiwch Ace.)
Erie, Pa. • 7-y
. .
jr' The Erie DOpateh.prophecles that We
gill toon tire of Four Newbury press. We
were very careful in the selection of our
machine, taking the advice of several who
had used your favorite Campbell; mad° ve
rily believe that we have the better of the
two. You ought to :lee Repub.:.
bean.
Our Sleadville ootemporary is probably not
as well acquainted with the Dispatch "men"
as some of be rest of the _ornft. If he was,
ho would not pay much - attention to any opi
nion they express. It ie a chief part of their
occupation to • snap and snarl, and "stick
their noses is other people's busisese 1"
SO. We learn that arrangements an About
completed for a regular course of lectures In
this city during the ',tinier. Thellst includes
fltpitt, Phillips, Everett, Gough, and other
popular speakers. Above all, yre hope the
gentlemen Concerned in the matter will not
toritet the !tweet poet and perfect gentleman,
F lie gave - , us' last winter, what
ii adiuitted by everybody who heerd, it, the
most polished and interesting lecture of tie
wdmtu course.•
7 car_ The share of Petinsylvenia, under the
hiit 0111 of the Pre4ident for 300,000 men,
will be in the neighborhood of 30 or 40 thou.
sand. Erie County's quote will be about a
thousand or fifteen hundred, which she will
have to raise either by volunteering or con
scription. It appears to be the common im
preiodou amongst lending men that the next
Cougres4 will abolish the $3OO chose,
mak
ing all go who ere drafted, or furnish a sUb
ci itute.
soft., Improve the opportunity. Don't fail
to go to the great Bankrupt Shoe Bale, 14
State street, next door to Gable k. liendrich's
dry goods store, and lay in a tarp stoat for
0 yettiPe wear. , In leas than three months
they willsbe worth GO per cent. more, for all
stock is steadily adranoing. These goods are
hciug !sold ter the benefit of creditors, and will
he closed out without regard to coat. Go early
to secure a good selectiOrt, at 14 State St.
An !intended circular has been sent out
from the Provost Marshal General's oftice, by
which it appears that fer every recruit who is
a veteran volunteer, a bounty and premium
amounting to $lO2 will be paid, and to all
othSr recruits not veterans, $302: These are
fur the old organisations. The object is to 4311-
courage volunteering, to those who are drafted
receive only $lOO bounty.
L. Aquing the Democratic nominees for
Assembly, in Buffalo, we notice our ...indom
itable"' cotemporary, (leo. J. Bryan, En., 0Q
the Daily Post.• We do hot know enough about
the political character of Mr. B.'s district to
be able to tell what his chances of election
are, but of this we are sure, that he deserves
to be successful. lie is a man, every inch of
him.
tor The Ohio Farmer says that coal oil hall
been found, by accident, to be a most effective:
means of protecting ft‘tit trees against the ,
ravages of the curculio, by placing sawdust,
saturated with the ail, at the foot of the tree.
Me- Persons buying groceries, &c., will
find the store of P. Schaff, in Hughes' Block,
a good place to deal at. Mr. 8. is an obliging
anti enterprising man, and, spares no pains id
please his customers.
EDINBOtO Nonust, Sonoot.—We are much
pleased to learn that this flue institution Is in
a more prosperoua' condition at the present
time than even the most ardent friends of the
faculty anticipated. The catalogue issued on
the first of the month showed an attendance
of 14ti pupils in the Normal department dtii
ing the last session. This large number is
already exceeded for the winter term, the
. ~
names of 15S young men and ladies being
upon the roll, or more than double the usual
list. During the 'last term important addi
tions have been made to the buildings and
apparatus, including a superior Glytnnasiuto,
piano, melodeon, cabinet, organ and sevaial
valuable instruments topillustrate the subjethe
of light, heat and pneumatics. The readihg
room attached to the sehool contains many of
the leading daily and bfeekly newspapers, the
ethiCational journals of all the Free States,
and other interestin# publications. IWe hear
abundant testimony/to the good management
of the school, and ihe prosperity that`awaita
it. Prof. Cooper,/ the new Principal, is em
phatically a "liverlia.nkee," and, if the !MC
(teal that has attehded his &torts thus far be
any criterion, i/ Must be admitted that :the
managers have /at length found " the right
man fur the right place." ' . i
Iscaasse or Vorss.—flae Crawford Tour
nal has an interesting article contrasting the
increase of votes in that county and this,
which would appear to indicate that the po
pulation of Crawford County is growing More
largely tlian that of Eric. The Jost:hal says :
" The whole number of votes polled is
Crawford County for President in 1860, was
8,821. The whole vote for Governor at the
last election is 10,371, an increase of 1,333 in
three years. When we take into consider
ation the large number of our voters who are
in the arwY our vote now is remarkable.
There is no doubt that ,the growth of our
county in wealth and population excels that
of almost any other county in the State. The
eoniparative increase of the vote in Crawford
nud Erie is as follows:
. 1860 1893. GAIN.
Crawford, . . . 2,82.1 10,877 ; 1,553
Erie, . ti,991 9,519 828
Crawford over Erie,
POLITICAL PatACHIRO.—We commend to
Pe4sone Mallon, Osborne, Ana the Whole
crew of politico-theological quacks, the fol
lowiug sentiment uttered by Father Bytes,
the first pastor os. Park Street Church,
Boston, we believe have thrown up' four
breastworks, behind which I have entrenched
Myself, neither Of which can be enforced. In
the first place, I do not understand politics;
in the second place, you sU do, every titan
anal mother's son of you; in the third, place,
you have politics all the week—pray let one
day in ceven be devoted to religion ; in the
fourth place, I am engaged in a.work of in
'finitely more importance. dive me any sub
ject to preach of More consequence than the
truth I bring you and I will pruash on 'lt nest
Sabbath."
Cot.. 11. C: ALLILUAL—Among ttie new
metobers?elect fo the next Legislature, ; on the
opposition aide, we notice the name ;of Col.
11. C Allman, from the Dauphin district
We have known Col. Alleman for many years,
and, although we have never agreed with
him politically, it gives us pleasure to bear
witness to tiist fine abilities, Cecial qualities
and uprightness of character. He has worked
his way up entirely. by his own efforts, to a
position at the bsr of Harrisburg, surpassed
by few lawyers of his years. We predict foi
him a career of honor and usefulness in the
Legislature.
Lear/Sea Bossrrs.—A Philadelphia paper
says: •. We have been shown ladies', bonnets
made of leather. What is more, they are
very pretty. In a Week or so they will be in
the market. We also examined very pretty
artificial flowers, the foliage of which was of
the s. material. The eolors are almost the
natural hue_of the tnaterial—rasaet;--in dif
ferent shades. The, price is aboutfahe ma.
as for flowers with foliage of muslin or . vel
vet." Speaking of bonnets remind. us that
E. IL Smith, State street, between 7th and
Bth, has always on hand the latest styles of,
Millinery goods which he Will sell et the
,very
lowest prices. , *
Ntw Causou.—The members of the Epis-
copal Congregation have firmly decided to
erect a new church building, on the site
the present one, at a cost of $85,000. The .
edifice will be of stone, nod the design is ez4
peeled to be ono of the tastiest in the co*
'try. Some $26,000 or over 'hare beet "nisi
berthed *heady towards the new structure;
and the lacking amount, it is expected, will
ap riatibrsasia.
T 1- .}
Cowalltrartost Moser —A Wpshingttinali:
path says that the receipts of money paid
by ;drafted men now amount to $9,000,000,
which, it is expected, will be increased by
one, or two millions more. • The wholeof this
awn, it I. said,' is to be appropriated to te
crafting under the recent prooltunation of the
President. The people should demand that
every cent of the %menet be appropriated to
faisittg ' , Volunteers In the districts where it
wee collicted. What justice is there, for in
stitter, ; in appropriating the money taken
from peisons iu this county, ond using it for
ohtalnitig'recruite to be applied on the pilots
of Ohio or Massachusetts '
IPwrnitaon's,—Now is the time for getting up
clubs for this, the cheapest, and one of the best,
odour monthly publications, the new volume
commencing with the December number. We
have had the pleasure of exchanging with
Peterson for many years,, and regard it as
very little, if at all, inferior to the more costly
Magazines. The terms are $2 a year fur single
copies; 3 for e 5 ; 5 for $7,50 ; 8 for SIU; 12
for $l5; 16 for $2O.
(Communicated.)
, Ma. EDITOR: Please publish the following :
" Why ,is It that one cannot cross the Park
without getting up to his ankles in inud
Because our City Councils are so busy making
eide•walks a mile out of town they have no
time to attend to those in the city!'
t•tacreee.—Thayer & Noyes' United States
birous' was announced to close its summer
campaign at (Mingo this week.
Dan, Rice gives his clqaing. exhibition in
Pittsburg on the alet of , this month. Both
circuses will go into winter quarters at Girard.
Duns AND BLANKS.—Wo have just got up
a new!form of heed, the neatest ever printed
in this city. Attorneys, Justices of the
Peace; and others, needing blank forms, will
find a'full supply of the most npproved styles
at this office.
VOIPLISOKO BK.SWELtir j ,
Giosns ILearzi, PILOPRISTOR. flea
maaufaetured at Me establishment has ob
tained a wide reputation. Orders solicited and promptly
filled- Customers ordering by the quantity will bare It
delivered at the door, Touts Casa. 0et24'63-1y
AtIiCArrLEMAN,
Cured of Nervous DebUlty, fucocupetsocy, Pre ;
mature Decay and Youthful Error, actuated by a desire
to benefit others, elle be happy to furnish to all who Peed
It ;free of charge) }he helps and directions for 'waking
the simple Remedy need In bbi me. These wishing to
profit by his esperietioe—end powers a Valuable Remedy
receive theieune by return mall (carefully sealed/
by addressing JOHN D.OODEN,
artgl&Sna.• No. CO Nassau Street, New York.
NEW MILLINERY :STORE!
MEd. E. H. REILLY,
Would respectfully announce, to the Wks of Erie aid
tidally, that she will open,
TIIESDAY, APRIL 28, 186 Z,
at the corner of Preach and Fifth streets, two doors
North of Wayne Nall, a large and splendid assortment
of - '1
MILLINERY GOODS !
Preah trona Now York City, nadir/zing every+ article
oaually contained In a brat clue estabilahrnent of the
kind.
BLEACHING; PRESSIISO AND COLORING,
Done to the Beet Style, and an the rand tieuonabis
Terms.
Kn. IL. having bad extensive experience in the bast
nee; fritters herself that she can give entire satiangdien.
The public patxotrage le respectfully solicited.
sprtildltt
BOOTS & SHOES
-AT
Wholesale and Retail ! !
C. ENGLEH&RT ' ,
Raring brushwood tho stock of and rented the store room
, romatly occupied 'by Charley Minn', in
ROSENZWEIG'S BLOCK.
Nett Door to Ciark i 4 Metedlra Banking 0,./[et,
Rtectrully ansogrrees that he ha/ma contlaolog the
bo sma, and Invites ths public to give bl.o a call. llt
trill keep on hand a large and superior stock of eget,-
thing is his lloe, including_
G ENTLEM EN'S
FEE L COMMON ROOTS & SHOES,
LADIRV
(Miters, Balniorals, Shoes, Slippers,
NUIS.4Es ,
SALMORALS; CAITERS, &C.,
CHILDREN'S
SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Hairing obtained Ms stock directly from tba tnanufse-
Utters, be frets conildent or selling at least as low. If not
lower, than soy other dealer
liartkidar /Vietnam Given i• Custom Wart.
brad ch of business! being urids.r the sa te si e tead.
Ope of Yr OBADIAH kill3.ltß,, the pubile geed no
larther evidence that their orderi's be prialaptir and
skillfully atteuyleal to.
REPAIRING ATTENDED TO.
The Public are reepeettully Invited to give me a still end
see for themselves. I feel perfect reliance io my ability
to give entire gotlatietiou to all who favor me with their
patronage.
sug2ol3tf. Ilehlal.F:11 ART.
Fall and Winter Goods).
DRY GOODS!,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
• SHAWLS,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Over teatings and Cloakings,
FLANNELS AN D LINDSEYS,
ANG A LARGE STOCK OF
Brown and Bleached '
'MEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS
JUST RECEIVED, BY
JOHN C. BEEBE.
Oat. 17, 1863--401
$76 Reward.
LOST, on, the 81,11 in s t., at Edinboro, ill
Erie exioitty ,• POCKI POOL °entail:ill:lr about
in money iso4 a numb , ' of valuable pawn, amour
which were the follewias : An obligattcal r.i.2aust (.o.lvil
Tory for rlb; one ariiust t: Blystone uud J, IL Pli...r.
Hug for SIOd; one spout William sod tircar Cirtolo
:‘or oho a,..ernit Wm. Nash for about eZ'Ar, also, rI4
noun other pawn 4.r much value. fly reloroiu;
I , o 2 ket book sod Pri r2l4 1. 4 1 ere to th e undarmqucd, the
Under will be permitted to retain tht money.
oetir63--aw• JCiiIN cluAlr
.
Cow Lost.
WA.4 biLASRD trout the pre:nines of..
the saber Iber, at the corner of lAlt
and Parade eft. on Monday evening, Rent.
21Ith,► Deep Red Cow, threr years al this
Mo apenbil MAI on her body. Any person
rettinting her to the undersigned, at the above place,
will be well rewarded. '2lllOl$Y Roil KATY.
wet17413-ht•
NEW F111,14.k • . •
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING ,
WARE
o.3,4l..St.,between Seventh and TigbtL. ,
The Subscribers bete entered Into tee Cabinet Waklni and
FURNITURE". TRADE,
And propose soaking to ardor sue knoptag coostaaliy.oa
Esod all kind' of Yotoltore.
o r d s es trill metre prosopt slimness. Repairing doue
op short tattoo-
UNDBUTA4I4.ISIG. •
Th• - asbeseltots tritighlraposibt sateutios to this de•
petssont of Moir tandanst They wilt masseactaro sad
keep esoatantly as hand • largo assartossot of Metallic
Own sad ‘11•44 and •ht?td thsuisolv% is readlosss to
moo t m ama is thlellse, prosopU,k, MA say pert ot.the
s esster. Ileteinatteed Obeyers to seeds to give satisfac
tion both to %equality of thelr roods 01•1 ptlook they
yep r netts*s Ilbiesl share at plibUo_pstronsin
1100 At At RIK"
niaribe '
' ASSeiniello 4. R. Sam:
. t
Second mammoth; Stock
FALL & WINTEIt
GOODS !'
NOW ARRIVING, AT -
ViIIL P. HAYES & CO'S.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS !
MERINOS AND WOOL PLAIDS,
BROCADE REPS, ALPACAS,
PLAID POPLINS,
111QHATR aLASE.
•
Together wills complete staorts►ent of
MEDIUM AND LOW - PRICED
Dress Goods !
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !
The Nest Complete Aseortment
Liii;al.,..aLLLl..6.Ej,lM. • : 4,' "
Double and Slagle Real Cashmeres,
At from $25 to $5O
CHNE LANE, PAISLY, MIDDLESEX,
DOUBLZ AND 8111014
WOOL SHAWLS.
ALSO, •
CASHMERE SCARFS!
OF ALL QrUALITIIN
Opened This flay,
HEAvy
Trees ud Dee Skis Berer
SACQUES AND, -IVIANLES
. 6 ' AND 1 ''--
.
. 1
MEDIUM PRICED MAXTLESI .
TIIE FINEST ASSORTMENT WE HAVE
EVER OFFERED.]
Our Stock in this line wilt the Coil
stantly Replerushed with the '
Newest and Rest Goods '
,to be bad.
1 •
SILKS
i,
'WE CLAIM TO BE ABLE TO IFF
THE LARGrEST ASSORTMHNT OF
GOOD GOODS !
1N
DRESS SILICS!
IN'THE: CITY. I
Monday, Oct. 12,11803,
WE WILL . OPEN
(R. R. PER3IITTIN(I,)"
WORSTED G4OP)k
ZEPHYR HOODS. r ? '
4 • •
•
NUBIAS, SONTAGSI
ZA.IUAVE
In ('banningStyles,And (10101..., :
ALSO,
CLOT 1-JB,
CA S S I .5I E 1? ES,
OLOV) ,- ,S, -
.11 LS I 1: li Y ,
.. i
I
AN 1) ..,
Domestic Goods of every Description
IN ALL NEXTIVEE,K,,,
WE:SEIALL OP ; :N
A COMMANDING OF
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S
FURS.
No pains will he sparocl to make this one
of the most inviting IleatureB
of oar Inutei,
I .
Our Stock of iGoodis t
Offers to the Public (both (Wholesale and
Retail buyers) the best of fr . atilitice for re
plenishing their stock it faeceasiriea said
luxuries. •
Sur Large stock, bough)t in August and -
SePtember. at the low ratni of exchange,
and for cash down, our 4J Join , Join, bought
at. Auction andsisewhere, and our
LARGE AND CONVINKRNT ROMS,
' I
Offer inducements to the i)urelmier rarely
equaled. ' •
_
WM. P. HATES& CO., -
ME
CRAPE DE NORDS,
4 4.I3II4INIMaWi
W. 14 04170,117.
I •.- 7'77. •
N W FIRM.
CLEmENS,CAUGHEir &BURGESS
I ,luiemasora to
nuOmoi,Cangteley Ir. Co. awl J. C. B.rgr sJtta.,
Wholesale Crocers I
and Ilannfeetarero of
Crackers and Candy !
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
YORL
SALT,
NAILS, • GLASS,
, • ROPE. CARBON OIL,
ALE, WINES, LIQUORS, &c., &c..
thir Stock. of
SUGARS,
TEAS,
;COFFEE,
, I Afi)LASSES,
11E1
FRUITS,
TOBACCO,
IS LARCE.
CRACKkRS
blaautatturarl at the
ERIE CITY STEA AI BAKERY
CANDY!
COMMON AND FANCY CANDIES!
OIL VITROL, CAUSTIC SODA .t GLUE
At the lowest Ilerket Priers
Casoftere.lal Bundinia, Erie, Pa
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
AMERICAN PEOPLE,
JUST PUBLISHED BV DR. A. STONE
Physicianto thi Troy Lung and
gienic Institute.
A Treatise on' the Cause* of Early Phyalcal•Dotlioa of
AlDOttellon People : the alma° of Debility, Con
' suroQtlon aria litarareaus.•
Ma work Arose of Mil moral :woe, aviLua is civic,
IfdAlitaiair loartaiya, mad appeals dtreotty to Oa agora'
coootimootro of ALL, PARENTS AIM Gwardiaxo ostLei
dwaisir sabnikkin f a relialge aids eta Avatar:se for
I
It will pent by mail on th e receipt of two (3) cent
Btaut
Puente and Guardians'. Fall not to send and ob.
u Wok,
Toting men I 'Fail not to send and get this book.
Ladies t You too alioald at once secures copy of
k.
A Word of tiottoio, Comartentloßo Adrleo to
those w in will itolloet.
A blase of maladies prevail to • fearful extent is the
community, doming , at least 300,000.yontha of both sex
es annually, to en early grace. These diseases are Tory
Imperfectly understood. Their external manifestation,
or symptoms, are Nervous Reality, Relaxation and Ex
haustion; Earasrune or wasting and consumption of the
tissues of the whole body; abortnets orb:loathing or hur
ried breathing on a hill or flight of stain; Ives
palpitation of the Heart; Asthma, Bronchitis and sore
Throat', eliding of the Hands. and Limbs; aversion to
society and to business or study; dimness of eye sight,
toss of Memory, (liminess of the Bead, Neuralgia,.Paiu In
in variousparts of the body; Pains in the back or limbo,
Lumbago. lisspepnia or indigestion, irregularity of the
bowels, deranged
_oecretions of Abe Kidneys and other
glands of the body, Lorwmplares or Fleur Alts*, kn. Like
wise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Nervous Spasms.
.Nibw, In ninety-nine rases out ut every one hundred,
all the above named dison.lers, and a Lost of others not
named, ILSCOLIAIITIVUOU of 1.13.• Longa and that most in
sidious nod wil form r.l Consumption of the Spival
Herres, known as 'Paha P0r,31...4..ind Tribes Strusenteri
ea, hats their seat and Uto iu diesaaes of the Pelvic
Patars. Hence the %solid ILICCCSSun the part of old
school practice In treating symptoms only.
[Jr. Andrew Stone. Physician. to the Troy Long and
-Hygienic isatitution is now engaged in treating this clean
of modern Maladies with the most astonishing stmeess.--.
Thd treatment adapted Witte Institution is new; it is
blued upon} scientific principles, with new discovered
noziedlen, without minerals or poisons. The facilities of
este are such, that patients can be cured at their houses,
is any part Of the country, from accurate descriptions of
their case, by letter' and have the medicine rent by mail
of express . . Print ed interrogatories will be forwarded on
application.
• Courntaptlon, Qatari% and diseases of the Throat cured
se well at the home albs patient/se at the Institution,
by sending the Cold Medicated !SHAUN° BALSAMIC V•-
row" with Inhaler and ample slerettoms tor their use, and
direct correspondence.
Ydienta epplyiug for interrciratiree. or advice, meet
et:Hilo*. return !damp. to went attention.
The attend/0g physician will he found at the institu
tion for contcitation, from 9 a. tn. to 9 p. to , each day.
Sottday in tie forenoon. Athlone,
- • ANPRXIY STONg,
Physielaci to the Troy Lung acid Hygienic loptltote,
and Physician for Diseases of the Heart, Throat and
Loehr% 516 Path:tin...4 Troy ! N. Y. jan3'63.71.
ERIE RAILWAY.
tßeaigffilka l AEßlLOW
CIIANG'E OF HOURS, COMM ENCI
• mos.:4.y. JUNK 22.,
Trtioa adi Iraru Unoklrk rt thl I,,llowis K r hours
Ea.atward Bound—Depart. •
Wight I.: '<pre.
. 35 • .
Stock kit rim lulu A. II
Fut... .... .. , ..4 30 A. w
Way ....... . • _ . .... 00 • .
New 'Void Repress end' zitoeilExpreee rtio every dey
wupl
- •
EGEL,
C. wnoi.zaaLE & RETAIL DRA T.
GROCERIES; PROVISIONS & LIQUORS
UNION 111 1 .00 K. 'EMU.
Woitd. Unita the attention °Ube public to his
LJCItti • E STOCK_ OF .0001)S!
Which he le detennluelf to eru es
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST I
w lM a lly let of M i ners cermet be eieelled In Worth
flinusybrauls.
Wool 1 - WOOl 1
TO , Farmers & Wool Growers.
wohwriped bws rocwirwi Otd.r to purihim
100,000 pounds Wool, tor which the highest mitsi vice
wail*waW J& 8.
orpUirwou. •
'W i l l i j ilti k l iali j e . z : . •, .. . .
.
•
WE are now receiving a daily r
nplir of CAN OYWrixs cholas , A 7/ %N.. )
V. shall pay particular attaistlan
to th* RitaU.Tnidslaaa oar ellSliothors est" F r !" bi
hog supplied Irltli 710311 sad 0000 at all
Waft. . DiagUlla.l SOMA • 11201018.
NO-T. , ALCOHOLIC
1. o- amass,.
u:s.scrunnit:
A• 111411 LY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT !
Doctor Hoofland's
GERIAN BITTERS,
PREPARED IIV
~ ?i
DR. C_-M."JACKSON, PIIILAVA, PA
W EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER. COMPLAINT:;DYSPEPSIA,
LEIB
Jaundtee, I Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of thr Kidneys, and all Disease," arisingfrani .
disordered Liver or Stomach,
WATER LIME,
each
as Gustation.
tion,lowird Piles;
follammor Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stow
, soh, Mamma; HeartburnAsgest
for Food.l Fallow or Weight in the
humiach, ttoar Eructations, Sinking or •
Fluttering at the pit of the Stomach. Swim
ming of the HeadAturried and difficult Breathing.
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking orSnffssttogwu
aatloaa whekin a lying posture, Dlmnela of Vixino, Dots
or Watia!before the Sight, }ever and Doll Pain lo the
Head, 'Deficiency of Penpiration, Yeliorrneea of
the Okln and Sloe, Palo in the Side. Back,
l'heet, Lambs, ht., Sudden Fluaties of
Beet, Burning In the Flesh, Coo
-1 ntaut, Imagination of Ertl,
and great Mores •
eton o
spints.
sY ran 's,
S P 14 'ES,
NUTS,
CIGARS
YELLOW FEVER, 1111;191JR , FEVER, .cif;
ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY
SOMETHLNG O STRENGTHEN 10U
TO BUILD UP YOWR CONSTITUTION ?
A. BRISK AND VIG4JROUS FEELING
Flora J. Newlin" Eiro lto, D. D, Sdairr of the Extvio
podia of Retie - 10u now Wee.
Although notdisposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines in general, through distrust er their ingredi
ents and effeets; I yet know Of no safildent VINIKID why
a man may not testify to the benefit be belideis himself
to have received from any gimp!' preparation, in the
hope that he may thins contribute to the benefit of others.
do this to. more readily la regard to Booftand's Ger
num Widen, preps:Why Dr. C. Y. Jackson, et this city,
Weenie I was prejudiced against them for many year,.
under the impression that they were °hied) , an alcoholic
mixture. lam indebted to My friend Robert Shoemaker,
&so. for the remora! et this prejadtce by proper testa,
and fur encouragement to try them, when *offering from
great and long continued debility. The nso of three bot
tles of these lalttars, at the teTtnalaz of thepresoatyear,
was followed by, evident relict, and restorattou to • de
•groo of bodily and mental ?Igor which / had not felt for
six months before,and had almost despaired of regaining.
I therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them.
Thera are many preparations sold under the nuns of
Bitten, put up In quart bottles, compounded of the
cheapest whiskey or centavo), ram, coating from :0•t"o 40
coda per gallon, the teats dieguiwil by Anise or Corian
der Seed.
This class of Hitters blur canoed and will 'cottons to
cause, as long is they can be sold, huadreda to die the
death of the drankard. By their use the system is kept
continually under the Influence of- Alcoholic Stimulsnte
of the worst kind, the desire fa Liquor Is created and
kept np, and the result Is all the horrors attendant upon
a drunkard's life and death.
For those wbb desire and , wsU hers • Liquor Bitters,
werpublish the following receipt: Get Olokßattla Hoe
lases Genitals finites and mix with 'Arts Warts of
Good Breed, or Whisks', and the resqlt will be a preps •
tation that will/neva/ lu medicinal virtues and true
excellence any id the" unmerotua liquor Bitters in the
market, and will cost muck his. You will have all the
virtues of Hooillaswes Bitters in connection a goad
article or Liquor, at • touch leas Drum than these intoner
protaratlons will cost you. t.
ittettlon, Seldieni. Ana Friendz Mohnen'.
We rail the attention of all having relations or friends
iu the Army. to the fact that “Hiiiiivi.gyamt fie, al ..
(id
Bitters" will cure moe truths 01 th e dieeg ere mi tt be
exposure/ anti privation., incident to camp lite. 1 the
lists, published almost dour 111 the newspapers, nu the
arrival of the sink, it will be noticed that a very large
proportiou are Kunming lons debility.' Every case of
that kiwi . cap lul readily CUP/ 14 Hooltauire uerman
Bitters. PI-140ft resulting from ilisonleiv of the Misr,
tiie urgent ore speedily removed. We have no hesita•
Lon in stating that, it these Hitters were freely usel
arming our soldiers ' huuttrisla of lire, mi g ht B. eared
that otherwise will Ls lost ..
We can particular atteution to the fulloiriug remark•
able and well authouticstrd eon. of new al" tee uatteten
%emelt, whore life, to are his owo Istogusge, ^Las brew
saved by the bitten:"
VincentLetts, August MA
Mewl. Amer ell. gentlemen, your Hoof-
Berman Bittern has paved my lite. There is no
mistake lit thle, It le vouched for by numbers of my
comrades, soLUO Of V. buss name., ore appended, end who
wore fully toguiraut Quail the cireuiustauris of illy cue.-.
Irm ~and have been for the lost four yvat k a member et
tel..hristeti batter,, and under the ionnedistc
etc:mu/Ludo( Captain It h. Ayres,. Thrett,:h the e
sort attendant rayon 1117 sr.tnuu I duties. I our ;It turned
in November hint wilt, lIIIIIIII3IhIIIIIII ut t he Lliady, mail
Was for sere:lrv-too IVN,OI 110rIpl: I. 1 1 / 1 • f
rt
lowed 6 y pest tlebaiity. h. 1011teued by so attacv et dye
,entery. I iris then removed from (hr flute {louse. so
sent to this city n. s tootot the ` . .te. sour • •toto of Mai , me,"
from which I 11/.11.1,40t. the :NIL 4 .1 Jute, 'Alec., the
time I horn Lieu I.;Yr In oh, 010. rolllJ tatt.l
still l etrin too ot • 4 a,. lor 1..01e
wise. aeArcaly able to snolle , , , tin,lbo 1, nO,l of I tha to lre
it morsel down, it can o.sn up .Ifnmu
I coubt not clerk kieun t lags Of water PIA Ills NUM. 11.
1,1(1.1 , 01.111111.14t I4lst UillEr ta w .. -
.ordiagly the physicia • who had hee "rutting into.
lolly, though unsucilensfully, t re..eue mr from for
*rasp of the dread draper, frsol.l& told rn that coy
could do go more for me and adtb.ed we to see a clergy -
Ina,,,and to niskesueb disposition of tor limits.! fwdo
es bestsuited tie. to sctinaintaute n run visited me at
the hospital, Hr. FrotictiLk Stelcitinin, of 9.1\111
Arch Street, adrined tor , as a forlorn tiope, l lo try y Oa/
Bitters, and Ludt, procured • bottle. From the time 1
coinateueetl taking them the gloomy shadow death I ,
c,ded, and t out now, thank I.OC. for it, sett fi„.;
Though I hare taken but two Lott 1,.5, tottolot leo
pounds, and t feel sanguine, ot leeng yeti witted to rel.du
my wife and daughter, Ironic hum I nut, hest,' ro.thtu,
fiteeilhtoen mouth*: for, gentlemen, I ma n t,gal V,
Iginian, from the vicinity 01 Front Royal. To 'bur ii,
valuable Bitter* I owe the certainty of life who th has
taken the place of vagnefears—to your Bitters wit; 1 a 1.,.
the glorioqs privilege of again clesplug ter wy leiliam
those who ire dearest to me ut life.
Very truly yours, _ ISAAC MALON E.
IV, fully demur to the truth of the ■hove atateuteot,
us Ire had despaired ot teeing our comrade, Mr. Ihdone,
restored to health :
Jolts CUDDLII6AOK, let Now York Marry. Gito Lot A
A caul'. Co. C., 11th Usitt. LIVIA GISIVCALIIIZ.V24.I Nir
Itprk. I. E. 9ri6016.. lit Artillery, Battery J
r.isviritt., Co. F.,34 Vermoot. flimsy B. J stout, co
R., do. fitkik . T. IikeDOVALD, CO. C., oth Yaine. J:to.
F. Wkr.o. Co. 8., )th Maine. IlrAiskx Boca, Cu 114,72.1
New York. bi,I2SAII/IL B. TROII•d• to. P, 9llll Pra•
ANDEKW J. KIXIBALL, Co. A., 34 Vermont. JOON -
ix 3, Co. 13., 106th Poona.
sae that the denature of "C. V. Jackeon," la on the
wean's' of each iota,.
Pelee per Bottle IS ets., es' SW . Des. ter Se.
sh ma hl your nearest druggist, tot hare the article. do
pot be pat elf by any of the lineal/Wing prep/wallops
that gay be awed to its plum but -wad to us, and we
will tonrxrd, recur* ;wawa, by , ezpat..
PRINCIPAL OFFICE A. MANUFACTORY,
NO .631 ,ARM MEET: •
• Joinik.a
(satoieson to Q. tt. 3ics9ON spa) Pact
or vol tuts M toriguieb sad noir -
town falba taltailltaii. • 4
k •,
A PURE 'TONIC 1,
AND WILL !K)y►tivly►.Y PRF.VICNT
THEY CONTA I N 'NO
Th.y "ILL CIMI the above Stamm la u Inety-otne ci•u
out of a bundrel.
DO YOU WANT
YOU WAN
A GOOD A PPETITE?
DO YOU WANT
DO YUU WLNT
TO FEEL WELL?
DO lOU WAN?
,TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
DO YOU WANT
G. Y ?
ENER
DO YOU WANT
TO. SLEEP WELL?
DO YOU WANT
IF, YOU DO. "
lIOOFLANIYS GERMAN BITTERS
PaiwW, Jona 7+ '1.e..i1. J. NEWTON BROWN
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT