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- RLE, PA., SATURDAY; NOV. 28, 1883
To our Patrons I
Is c ossegnenos of the continued high price
japer, the undersigned, newspaper puli
ng of Erie, in Julies to ourselves, make
• e following agreement :
from and after the Ist day of January, 1864,
arbecription price of our respective papers
be TWO DOLLASB par year, invariably
advance. .
Illsobscriben one or more y4are in arrears
. the Ist of January, 1864, will be stricken
.m our Hot. •
T o 6 full, fair sad faithful compliance with
i s a greement we rpectively pledge out
lets, without deviation.
STERRETT &
.Publishers Gazdie.
JOS. S. M. YOUNG,
Publisher Disp.sieh.
WHITMAN & BRECHT,
Publishers Observer.
E t a, Nov. 16, 1863.
s atic s.—All persons knowing themselves
debted to the undersigned will please call
j pay tile same immediately.
' J. A. BLISS..
:4 DRAFT IN lepi A.—The Indianapolis
.11'1141 pill:dishes two columns of extracts
•m the Indiana county papers, all of which
ow that the euttusiasm for volunteering
that State has reached a very high pitch.
, e counties are generally paying a bounty
one hundred dollars in addition
. to that
erect by the - government, and in some ca.
increasing the 'pay of; the volunteer ten
a month. There will be no draft in
sale the present week, we have made out
sent to delinquent patrons, a large tumi
d bills, which we trust they will favor
a preMpt and appropriate response. We
continue this process until every person
is owing us dell have been notified, the
tities l of our business requiring that sre
id baVe every cent that is due us: Al tho'
of these accounte are small, it must
leathered that we have several hundreds
m, and in the total they amount to a
sum. Those from whom they are owing
pay them Without scarcely feeling the
rut, while the withholding of them is the
:e of no little embarrassment to us
MULL TROUpc-Our readers will per
by, an advertisemeht elsewhere, that
Sands, the celebrated Clog' Dancer, will
two performances in our city; on Mon
ind Tuesday evenings, in connection with
10 composed of some of the best Min
misfit is the country. Oar exchanges
'where
s hire spoken of this troupe in
of warm praise, and we believe them
t equal tp any that travel. Dick Sands
host in himself, while Sam Lewis, Joe
Fred/ Florence and W. S. Hands, are
outputted in their parts A novel tea
of the entertainments is the exttor•
ry gymnastic acts of the Levantine re•
s couple of performers who are sail to
Ily deserving of their wide reputation\
s CITY Cota.goe.—Perhaps the molt
ful Commercial College in the-West is
Ive, which has now reached a degree of
ity hitherto unexampled, even before
'total troubles. So numerous are the
ions that it is difficult to furnish ac
lotions for all the students who desire
er. 'The policy of the Principals has
to' give Diplomas to no one not tbo
ly qualified in every department of
vd this has resulted in giving the in•
such s reputation as is of great value
graduates, giving them great advan-
is !Wearing them gluttons. The tesCh
r all well accomplished and atteutive,
course here secures s thorough coat
education. For terms : tte., see ad•
'saw Peas..: ; —One of the members of
me----had the 'pleasure of taking part in
'house warming" at the hospitable resi
tof George A. Cobham, Esq., "Cobham
" Warren county, on the evening of. the
ut. Mr. Cobham is elieelthy English
ion, who came to this country many
ego, sad locating in the then wilds of
county, has 'fitted up a place that
be an
, 9rnement to any section. "Cob
trk" is situated about four miles from'
town of Warren, in a hilly and
settled part of the country. but the
lay sad taste of the proprietor has lit
converted the. Wilderness into a Para
The mansion, one the most band
in the States, and fitted up in elegant
is
,Purtountied with an extensive set of
To out in a magnificent manner.
these is added a lavish hospitality
makes "Cobham Park." one of the most
tful spots to visit that can be imagined.
;e company of ladies and gentlemen
tok part on the occasion to which we
larly refer, will not soon forget the
sad bounteous kindness of Air. Cob.
de family.
8 LADY'. BOOK..—Miel Old and fsvor
aly, the Queen of all3he Magazines
Les, commences iis 68th volume in
next. The publisher has made "an
tment with the most popular ituthoress
country, Miatos 'Haat.Aso; authoress
me," '"Hidden Path," "Moss Stile,"
iis" and "Miriam," who will furnish
for the Lady's Book for 1864. Marion
. writes for no other magazine. Other
e writers will also furnish articles thro'-
) year." The general features of Goders:
BOok are so well known that it is need:
recapitulate them: Suffice it to say
s engravings, reading matter, music,
plates, receipts, &c , are the very beet
t‘l in any magazine in Hit country, and
- .
II such an one as no lady can afford
ithout. We endorse the language of
', that "any man in easy circumstances
II tease to take this book fur his wife,
Shier, or his sister, is net a goad bus
ither or brother. It is the only book
[Dien so thoroughly adapted to, and
fur, the Interest and benefit of
It, Is ths . book of the Cation,
3 union of America." The terms
ire, always remembering that the
be paid in advance :
•
+py ene year,. $3 Two copies sue
Tires copies cue year, sfi. Four
to year, $7. -. ,
Ties one yeah, and an extra copy to
n sending the club. $lO.
vies one yeat,:and an extra copy to
i sending the club, $l5.
iit i ea
. copies one r, and an extra copy
arson sendin the club, $2O.
lb. only SO ins than can be intro
tato the above,'clubs iis the,plact of the
Book is Arthur's Hoot. Migazine.
CLMIZILIIO j inni oinza staclaztitze.
's Lady's Book sod Arthur's Home
' both one lair for $3 GO.
i Pub', Book and Harper's Magazine
year for $4 GiD.
to
.',
year o asrpenr
receipt of $6. and Arthur will all Three be
Mr. L. 4. Barrow, late of Fairview;
Gieshl Union; Is fur advanced In his
for the stinistry is • the liplseoPlll
H. Iclficiates swirly every week to
elutreh is Philadelphia, 'sad sacs as
sae of the haspitahs.
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. OOTTIIICIIALIC'S , blowers& Ciiscsit. 7 -onr
music loving citizens hire been in a great
state of , oacitetent, for the.last few daje, on
acsount of l the peat ,Concert that is toooms
(leads evening, We well remember what,
a pleasing seusition the wonderful Pian
ist created last year, and now that be has
arrived again, we know bow. to appreciate
him. Wherever he has appeared he has met
with the most marked success, and people
have Socked to see and hear him in crowds,
and we are sure he will not have arty cause to
regret this, his second visit to our city. But
the greet pianist does cot come alone—he
brings with him s host of talent, which, as
vocalists, have no equal in this country.
Gottschalk is so well kstown in this commu
nity, and his musical genius so much ad
mired, that a word in his praise is not uses
4,ry. Signor Brignoll, the handsome silvery
voiced tenor, makes his first bow before an
Erie 'indigoes this evening, and sings several
of his most admired pieces, itiolading a grand
serenade composed expressly for him by Mr.
Gottschalk. Miss Cordial., report
speaks truly, captilates and sets half crazy
all the young nien,t look .0a her charming
face, is also tor . appeor. The Eastern papers
speak in the highest praise of her, both as an
actress and singer, besides which we are as
sured she is very handsome, Which last, lie
doubt, our citizens will judge for themselves.
Then last, but not least, we are to hear the
young and talented violinist, Senor Carlo
Patti, (brother to Adeline, and carious.)
Carlotta was-here last year with Mr. Gotta
chalk, and now she is creating quite am ex
citement in Europe. Senor Patti is said to
be the best violinist 6 in this countrs. Au ex
change 3 speaking of the young violinist, sass:
" After hearing Patti, you can hear none bet
ter-4e is to the violin whit Gottschalk is to
the piano." The concert is to be under the
musical direction of The distinguietted pianist,
S. Behrens. Of course we shall see • large
and' fashionable audience in attendance, for it
is very seldom our citizens have the pleasure
of hearing such musical celebrities, whose re
putation is world wide. ' We see the sale of
tickets is going off very rapidly at Ensign's
b9ok store.
A LABOR FRE/OaT DaPOT.-• TO siecommo
date the business of 1.4 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad,. the Prinsylvania Railroad
Company are now engaged in erecting a large
freight depot at Sixteenth and Market. The
building will front on Market street and have
handsome iron ooluinhs along the building,
its breadth being 21. i, feet. The length will
be 306 feet, extending back to Filbert street
There are to be two elevations, 25 feet high,
with sky-lights at the sides. Six gracile will
enter the depot Croke up and down Market.
street, two single tracks and two double ones.
There will he large/cellars constructed for the
storage of geode, and the receiving and;fror
warding bueinessi.,of the road will be trans
acted here. A tviii 'tory office at the corner
of ' Fifteenth add Market streets, will -be
ereeted for the clerk., and when completed,
the building will be the largest freight depot
in the city.—Paila. Bulletin.
Brief Paragraphs.
gig. The first snow of thb season, in this
vicinity, fell upon . Wettnes*, Covering the
ground to the depth of an inch or: more.
air Henry Rusteiholts, of Milloreek, offers
his services, through our advertising columns,
as a well digger. He gives good references.
stir We notice with pleasure the return of
C. Huai,
,Esq., of the Girard taloa, to his
l editorial duHes, after a long and severe
nes.. •
air Tbereis great complaint of the irre
gularity attending the Eastern mails. We do
not, know where the fault is, but somebody is
to blame, and that somebody needs a severe
talking to, if not a good deal worse.
gss. Our new member of Congress, Mr.
Scofield, of Warren, has gone te Washington,
and will take his seat at the cominencement
of the session. Some of our exchanges ap
pear to think 'that he will pursue a conserve•
live policy, but weare vastly mistaken in our
estimate of the man, if he does not act with
his party on all occasions.
ger Mr. W. J. Clemons has disposed of
the Warren Ledger to B. F. Morris, Esq
lately of the Cattarangus RepaMcon. The
uew editor has experience, energy and talent r
and will publish a paper that our political
friends in Warren county should take plea-
sure in supporting liberally. _ We wish him a
prosperous career
star The Connewit (Ohio) Reporter, Ad
ministration organ, has the following
"Miss Anna E. Dickinson, the orator who,
we have seen it stated, was induced to take
the platform. for the sake of her country,
pocketed the nice little sum of S6OO at Chi
cago for two one hour lectures for the benefit
d the Sanitary fund. That is a patriotism
that shows itself, particularly in the Rocket."
sir The number of men to bf drafted (rota
this State, unless her quota shall be filled up
by volunteering by the sth of January, (the
prospect of which does not seem mery promis
ing at present,) will be about 60,000—that is,
her quota of 36,268 yoluntaers, 'under the last
call, with the deficit on the last draft added.
s ir The unreliability of Washington tele
graphic.despatches has grown into an adage.
People abase the telegraph, "but, poor thing,
not to blame, Wooly does the work which
Administration cations at head quarter. com
pel it to do. Some writer of. doggerel, as
witty as wise, .puts the cellar on the right
horse, in the following lines :
'Tim said the one who father's lies
Wu lately seen in human guise;
He's,now employed, says one who witches,
In writing government dispatches.
MI6 in another column willi be found an
" I
advertisement of & gentleman in Pittsburg,
who desires to open' a cOrres t pondetre with
a young lady. The writer is an entire stran
ger to us, andV course we can say nothing
in regard to his motives. He may be honest,
intelligent, respectable and all that,- but if so,
it dote' not speak well
. for his courage that
be is obliged to advertise away from home for
a lady correspondent. Young gentlemen of
that stamp generally have no difficulty in ob•
taming congenial aoqualtatancei of the other
sex. . We would advise kir. " Huprez" to
leave advertising alone, and go at the putter
in the old fashioned honotitble way. " Faint
heart ne'er won fair lady•A•-‘,.
`,The New York ZrAuxe denies the
hiontreal delaertistr's statement of the cruel
ties praCtised upon the rebel prisoners at
Johnson's Island. To prove its statements, it
copies - the following extract from w rebel
Major-Gen}r►l confined upon the Woad, to a
citizen of New York :
"Our prison life hero is far pleaaantet than
we anticipated. I cannot speak in too It lgh
terms of the cue, attention and good lieu
apmeat dieplayed In the conduct of Ifs
prison by those who helve it in *huge. Every
iaduhreace compatibla with oar podium ea
pilsoners is slowed its. and if, is the future
of the war, Changing formals should throw
Federal prisoners -is city olisrpi - I lan -cer
tainly endeavor te- s show that 1 nit at kap
'ibis, to tie mairasahnese trauma 'l' have
Cipriano(' at dais
We en 'tint thi it irkkatesi
tinted with the Garotte, V believe, that the
managers of the Ladies' Fair at Chines
realised Wilma
La that city, after pallai all expoises, is
going the rounds of our ilepablicas en
changes: A copy of the oillodel statemmat of
receipts for the above mentioned Pair is be
fore ns, and it gins $l,OOO as the total cast
from Miss Dickinson's lectures, of which
$6OO was asked by and-paid to the Uttar.
Ns. We have been handed by one of his
friends in this city, a copy of Col. True:claire
answer to the charges made against him by
Forney's Washington Chrosieb, Willa we
shall take occasion I. publish is our nest la
sus. It is no more than Mr that this 'WIe
should have an opportunity to read be*
sides, end we trust we shall never be guilty
of imitating the Abolition Palos* by copiing
statement, against political• opponents, with
out 'Owing them to be heard in ealf-dellencs.
sir Farmers will be interested in learning
that Messrs. D. Piero* ft Cd. have entered
largely into the Straw and &oak Cutter
trade, having on hind a large supply of the
best machine, in the market. ' Foe further
particulars we refer to their advertisement.
Next week these gentlemen will add mitered
thousand dollars worth to their stock, nut.
king it one of 'the heaviest in the city. ney
arc puhlio spirited men, and richly !deserve
to be sustained. •
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay,
&c., can be procured by the Widows, Orphan,
and next of kin of those who have died in the
service of the Gaited Slates ;• also, by Soldiers
and Seanien who are disabled by rounds re
ceived or disease contracted, 'upon application
to G P. (hurrays, Licensed Military and
Naval Claim Agent., Office in the Common
Council Room, Wright's Block, corner State
and Fifth sic., (under the Dirpateh office,)
Erie, Pa.
n 6 If the Administration adbires to its
decisibu that those who were drafted this
year and paid $3OO, ire exempt for three
years, this class of our population will pro
bably bare meson to telleitateithemselves on
their good lurk. It seems now to be the gen
eral impression that Congress will change the
lair, making all wha are drafted furnish a
substitute, or go in person.
On amount of disagreements in the
Councils, the two additional policemen were
not appointed on Monday evening list. There
appears to be a disposition to stop with .the
outlier already selected, but we trust that now
we have got so far along, a sufficient number
will he appointed to be of real service. lihe
few policemen at present on duty have mid,
great iciprovaidents on old state of things.
SW The opening lecture 'or the winter's
course will be delivered in Pamir Hall, on
either the 3il or 4th of December, by Bishop
Simpson, of the Methodist church—the sub- -
jest, being "The Probable Imp of the War."
The Bishop being an orthodox radical, as will
as church member, will i all.likellkood, lake
a strong anti-slavery view of the question.
Mr We are . glad to notice once more in
the city, the face of ,Llapt. Douglas °Wager,
of the U. B. Revenue Service. He tee beta
absent for a long period, and been on'conetaat
duty all the time. We do not know of a more
gentlemanly, patriotic and efficient officer• in
the entire service.-
MT The vessels employed upon tie Lake
are mostly laying up foriwinter. it few are
still running from this port, but the sad et
&month will about close up the Late trade.
The indications are that a larger number of
vessels than usual will remain in our, harbor
over winter.
The indomitable Harris has opened
out in a new place—the second story rooms
fronting Farrar Hall. Harris may hen too
changeable a disposition for his own benefit,
but one. thing can be raid in his favor;—hr
always leaves every place that he locates in
in a betier shape than be found it.
or Business men in need of JOb Printing
will find it to their advantage to give us a call.
This department of the business is under the
special management of our partner, Mr.
Brecht, than whom, we think it will be admit.
ted by all of the craft who know him, there'
is not a better printer in the country.
,-- s er Through the initrumentality of the
Ladies' 4.id Society, each soldier's family in
the city, in indigent circumstances, was pro•
aided. on Thanksgiving 'flamingo, - with a
liberal Jonatiou Heaven bless the ladies of
Erie : they are always ready for any good
work
as.,,We will furnish the (Pirri , ... and Uo
dey'q baJy's Book, from the lit of January
nett, for four dollars. The Lady's Book
commences s, new volume with the January
number, and now is the beet time. to sub-
scribe.
wits. The rush at smith's Millinery store
still continues. pluch '* loves" of bonnets,
such n sweet arrhy of ribbons, and ouch a
"purty-turfy" display of nice things gener
ally, were never before surpassed in Erie.
lir Newspaper men everywhere are mak
ing changes in their methods of doing busi
ness. The publishers of Ashtabula county,
Ohio, have adopted the rash• in advance sys
tem.
so' Thanksgiving Day was observed in
our city, with due respect. Services were
held in most of- the churches, and the stores
were closed throughout the day.
say, The Ga:stie says "a number of colored
men—probably ten or twelve—recently left
this eity for the purpose of volunteering in
Eastern colored regiments."
gig. The work on the fortifications has
been abandoned entirely, and sll the soldiers
have left the city. The former remain in an
unfinished condition.
lei. The West Millcreek Ladies' Aid So
ciety has raised the large sum of $5OO in
money and donations, within the last fifteen
111013011.
sir The well known "Old Folks Troupe,"
under the management of "Father Kemp,"
will give two Concerts in Farrar Hell, on the
and Bth of December.
ikblisty rain storm about two weskit
ego, witsheil swsy the dam of Johsson'i
Paper Mill, near North East. Thelions ups'
Mr. Johnson is quits heavy.
m ar The ueit session of the' Civil Court
commences on. the 2d Monday of Deeenibsr.
A long list of causes are set down for trial
agh, Thoa. S. Sinclair has sold out Ni Jai
direst in the drug business Widows. Vier,
at Elliott. The latter id a son of Dr. Elliott's+
sh r Mr. T. R. Chetlis offers Ills valuable
store llnilding, residence and' real estate at
McKean Corners for sale. the advenismatt.
agi. we notice that Capt. Jake. Graham,
of the 884 regimes', has returned (rpm the
s ir The Crewtord• Jeered! (Rep.) has
raised its subscription price to two dollars.
, .
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bind, with ha nionl rarted tabt• lot orationi...
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Cladr; 'lNtor's Dame: Tito blur
Oaths&
. &mu Bar—Owe of ' ear *ntry
friends, *ho hare had omission to Wiwi a
Mates, of so of, Choir surplus beef tor*
for silk tisje the Oonaeautville Coeur. Ulu
at kiln teas threseued With proem:
1 4 8 for.tokling beef wlthout license: 'Perseus
who sail nip is maser do not require house
niter ihiis self $l,OOO Worth,. bUtllte liw
requires them to pay a tax of 20 ousts a head
a la' the utile our 18 months old, 15[:ciats
for ell under that age, 8 coats for each hog
awl 8 eetits for ach• sheep, they lima digiles
o 1 Of Coons, if they "piddle," they' omit
late Howe.
Ton tun livasca.—Tka niaohanics; sad la-
Ddrisg in 41 our largocKei,,aro do.
ollindiag increased sempeasallon for labor.
Tie, area depreciation is paper money and
die soasequeons rise is the price of all kinds
of necesiariss, 'snake thin movement simulate
ly neoiseary to keeps body sad goal togither:
tkeir demands are not exorbitant—about 1 125
per oat. No one can blame them, while is nisi
* they are lint following the example of 4 the
iikvernoient," mho is also on a siriks, and tisk'
that his wages be increased to 60,000 per an
num.
iG/BAID —Weimar it talked in Oren* Cir
cles that four .bows aro to organize lad start
tram biro' .it open'. ,? liawiste public,
would not two suffice ?"—A company of
militia, {fully armed and uniformed, from Pu
Laski, Neuter County, came up on the Pitts
burg Road as Tuesday en route for Erie, to
defend tAo city,. While waiting for the train at
&salmi they were ordered ha& home.
. TIM P!ISSIDIAT'S FAWILIARIM—The Pre
shiest, we are told, invariably addressee
Messrs. Seward and Chase u " Governor,"
Mr. Blair as "Judge," the Secretary. of the
Nat) , u Mr. Willis," and the Secretary of
War as Stanton." Withothers he is more
familiar, calling the Commander-in•Cblef
"Henry," and the Governor of Pennsylvania,
"Andy." When be. has occasion to speak of
miracles for family use, he should recommend
thi grocery store of Shia & Palmer, at the
darner of *State and Eighth streets.
•Vartistmento,
; Valuable, Property for Sale.
TIIE fiatieriber offers for sale the vet
nab Stasi. at mama aocaploil hyalites &Mom
is Mama oanian. Xd. mealy, Pa. The arini la
kat la width hy Mita mid too lima oresolaa lb.
a=t a lta t = "* hati r. • 1 •74=. seed b thoiribmabitr
aa a nolitsmo.. Ma her. to la Ili 4 0 ara la am. with a.
Mao atlarMalllo*lll, .11'sboillara oa the prom Mar.
atw. i Woad tat, lalf a adli trim Mama CO:Den•
imataimaa kg maim tilt thabor.l.
The slavaerr IN aimed the abort dialbslto
LI. mut,. • olipted la a dab sad thick!y settled"
port». a the mitarly, sad la miry may Iffy I
tens= for Willi aro that I dart» to p to lair Wait.
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rog ri4 oart st owate b Tomalod to
pars probe% Of shops and take bat lbw ;
gill b. dial " 4. al4 M low.
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WO Digger. Hs has woad at the [7 -r
-bulimia for aliases fesiGeei pit di - __ - •
SS Wells is trio County. II rks with s hors. rspra.d
MAP. the chastest •84 best soy. Jteirsto Alba Glisal,
an the listo Bart, In as HUM R.Mesitea4, Noah liereher.
S u airsitlii.. Issas Mosier, bill Week, and °then.
ligifßY DUSTIDUIOLTZ.
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Correspondent Wanted!
A TOUNG MAN of Respectability,
ow' called good looking, &elm to carry au a
correepeadesat with race young lade. Oldest—Araase•
meat sad mutual WAR l'lsam adieu
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SI Liberty St, Now York.
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Stray Cow.
CAM E to the premise* of the Subscriber
to 11111ereet tp., on aaturSov Nov. 1411 i, 1863. •
Sys/ Cow, 1.14 kt *.d -mini • whit* otrask sport the
belly. sod Is nYunt Wor 12 rows old. nos owner Is re
(masa to WWI forward. proirs 11 11 •Prrildtslilharga
bad tett hat um. etkorwtoo stet trill mooted 40 se
eoldlostte Ist. 1111/1 NOM
Illillereek, War. 11.
117",11a14 oar boa-"wis nosing os tk. earati•tio for
the loot time atratlis.
Dissolution Notice.
T"partnerahip heretofore exhithig un
der the title of BOREIGAN t WILMS. It the
smeary Imbues at Cony. lb Wl:oasts. Pe g lnz u didaohod
O. swami ooaasat oallooday. th e 16th of erhillew.
NM 2b• books sad so:rousts of lb* lat• ersolo
Iv lth the make**, to whom all d•hto stmt be paid,
sad who TIU art boll Wooer aotountaLl• tansy of Mel
debts of lion:lirea It Welab. J All ES 210111U0141. •
earth Nov. 111.11161 L-ate
FARRAR HALL,
.ERIE.
GRAND CtINBINATIQN!
GOTTSCHALk AND BRIGNOLI!
Ifni STRAtthIN his tho honor to ;inmontoss th at _
hen suossedsd .. shin ` arrangements ytth, the tallon
in Constolintloa ot linsart WOMB. r
N'lstell ANGELINA, DIIEB,
?bit ssisbnitod hints Dumas from yolk, Boston
sad littladelohhi Academy of liwric. ,
SIGNOR P. 'BRIGNOLI,
Thu Brost Tseor of Amorist,
SIGNOR CAB.LO' PATT/.
TCe yoiia g ad talented Voltald, (tedakor to Adelina
awl Carlotta ratty) sad • •
Kr. L. IL GOTTSCHALK. • .
The Nahwoot Pitudat, to give, In *la city, rot Mud"
Isetnimatil sad ()walla Concertos • , '
Saturday E A r d n o tn i lg iu Nov. 28th,
iIUAICAL DIRRCTOII i CONDUCTOR. '. BRE( RRNS.
Adistimioa. isaltadlog Repined Meta. Out Dollar. Tkk
es sad Dods eaa M world it Casital Book . Mom
when • phis of tire Nall as b soya. Doors open at 716
(Mack; Commit to roomioni ate. suntS-1.0.
VOW Hardware Store,
Corner of 9th and State Ste., '
TlMPladiertb.rx Mee opted I
STOOK .4 P HARDWARE !
All view sAil Oat roarliZa se ltio raster, ilarttata, r,
==l
SAWS OT ALL DINCIIITTIONS,
sad variety messily Snail ht yea •44hita6aleati,
aail hral.OM at as law mhos as Mei cab he aroeusemi at
sae other plass la Ms My. They IBM* • enifi from ail
those who may wad Mines la their Isom of Waists@
-- • 4 4-
PEED CUTTERS!' ~
a, Witt Stir! pi Um • -- .
31121115..114te. 1. $ sad I irkh 4' ildnio.t2
natal So oat 'ldly Straw or Plaits goal to air mi
la tie world., Prtto—No. I * tit ,Yo• 2411;,N0. 3, $23
; Alto, Up -
P311301:111- . --Wit. 1 aoll, Mat do& etas 4664 lvitito,
ortdob on well to Roo 01 turn witi mesas
stook. L No. 1 8
trill, tit 113 : 11 . MI& kg" get
IPIRISItIi it RfAllNOoribor a Mob tomtit.*
111=abilw ardieve tomilirdt.— - • •
...,. D. PIBMON at. VU.
- ;
• MON Re=iii 14N .
• iminitliroots;
led • it B.
p A-RR A`R,
I •, , • • • .
littioN v. 11. 1
I „
DICE v_ — 1 " •
e:•?# •
•
• ' It**-; -
EMELT CHESINATIOE 4
,r
OUAT COMM! °
11111ATIX1
ognilLEH,aftl • '
Ati t ilia
• _iiiisuf,r 21
THE port cosaiwaniesiiik •
Tip BEST COWRY: SINGERS,
THE GRIATEST•thING ACROBATS,
THE - GREATEST LIVING ACSOUTS,
trig '
CREAM OF MINSTRELSY,
CREAM OF MINSTRELSY,
D►YRRJ►P/CD ZaTIRTAIaMEAT
Nauman' DIVERSIPUID zirrsitrannizNi
' , Littla pet ta to Criutniect
I UN I QTERPSICHOREANACLOGOPTIPiIIS
1111431333 - PIif:ESCECIAW,' CORILICIAN JI6I I t I
YW iartlealars la tile DIMa.•
Doan opus at ? delact; 0 0111Nbeee.
MOMS 23=322.
sevl l -Iv. W. /31120W3. Aged.
W. WELLS, a. O. P.
FROM LONDON, ENGLAND.
No. /11 Superior St, Cleveland, 0.
E v ero= r e g y L V: mw
cram, ',bleb ham burl mu
la thousands ot
4 1aml and itmerleic
+ea of aorrorwaed gra-
CosautesSuu,
'lla. eithum:Matica,
coat Dliseasen,
Itheausatlem, Liver
1011hIt.
rsol.lll. Amarrioxe
female Complaints, ai
-1 Wait one, Lae a atm.
gaior=a Am adder sad g paane, llama
L ldoelle, ega,Glset.
.11 asd •
L,eu il a ttat fearfal items& buome aa arroasCompi data,
reaultieg from foal sad Werrurial trostmosay s
Young plea who are tivabloil with sesiollh, geni.rallf
issued by a bad habit La youth, eau be Woefully cured
by ttila treatusest.
Patients stelae& tax lietog et a distaste% by eletWaly
their &lease writing. (Knit all the mlrdidonfm, eau
obtain medicine with direetlootfet use. Hie iteelidsee
any lutireiselp Prgetellir.
, ar Ileetro-Cbgnalesl Baths, One Dollar melt. re-
Wits deslrose of tnateeg theisuebrea, eaa be toralabal
grab the moot Improved aleetriat ledrnmesh, sad /a
shaelloor is their proper midi* • •
ne Dedor Triton Socarrofialp i rlir alh oires If it.
sit AM) 24e.
No case will be neared where then are say *mato of
scare or • retied
CITY WWYERINCIIL—Dr. Braga. Robert WWI, Jobs
Wr.141, Jobs gram Dr. Well, H. BlakosU,
IN.. Geo. W. Jeans. Ws; . iii• One
DtukDK. WIC, P. bliarew. •
OORSULTIITO WOLlitti., /rota 9 A . IL to t P. M. 9aa•
day, from aA.M.toI P. M. Post Olko Boa, 3219.
•, Moo Loners will be summed maw this costal& • to.
lielttasce or a postage wasp. Nodose •_iiinsnp /et
Circular. • " isorass-ty.
/068. 1.113618.
, BUFFALO -8c ERIE Bi
ON and after Moiday, Nor. 16th, 1863,
Patmorst TvAlas will run us this in blimp
• LEAVING ERIE - •
6.1 A. IL, Mica Gad Aleam l / 2 doppliz a lzbor On&
North Rant,lttste UseAtelairj. Tortlaal.
tirodon, Dolt* sareeeseet, tidal sae away
Itall*hat ee A. W.
g r it ta Li nsa avelstaggfig at/North Wt. West
GM, Ivor Creek asd Amoia, sad
' arriving st DaOlo at a 20 P. M.
SIY P. M Cloctaasti Mai% plopping at W twthitti
Depute sad alines Civet, sad arrives at Sae&
' stYbP.Y.
I GA A 11., Mirk!' IDspies,• storpiae it • Welidell,
Daatirk awl Mien 4awa, arrives at ilialbleatt
_ _ 411041.11. •
Itut Day Itzpriai ealtaada oat, ltrk
L tatat gamma at Salidawith Swan Was
tor Nov York, PlatoSelphis. Baotou. I.O.EAVING BUFFA
leftlesla,Marelaa at asalt,Morth
Mew, beta/Aunt - cleat tit, Maw
tea, rest - d, (Wash State Lits, Nista
Rust said I'a ter Comet, arrielai at Mite at 1 11
, P. M.
I Ms AAA. Thisds &ma t stopping at Mimi Creek,
Dualist) Westfield aad Mutt aut, anises at Kris
atloooa.s., •
11 10 a. w Deg 14frais, stomM is at Amusda, Ittint
Creel, Dasktrit,Wastealtiaad)lortb rat,sinvuli
at Erie at 2 61,, P. M.
II 10 P. fir, Moat Mass ( 2drai
thuskirk %ad antes* at Sr* at
- • a. IL
Railroad time is tan minutia fastar than iris time.
Noe. 28, 1111113 It. M. BROWS!. Suva
119113.
ice.
CHANGE OP TIME.
-Ass iiiimiLKAPINIMIN
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE R. R.
f p 4 (Mt I ki• truisms the ,Northera
issoi Northwest comities of Penns; Wawa to• the city of
Sri'. on Lake Erie.
It bits been leaned by the Feaatyframa Ereireand Pom
pon, and andartimir alnico is tieing tepidly opened
throughoht its entire length.
It is nor la tmo tor Passenger and Freight !minims
from Harrisbutv to Emportum ‘ (l9s miler) on the Eastern
Division. and from Sheilibild to Et* (18 lltts
Western nlrtsien.
Then or rases:eon rnarrs mum.
•
Mail Train Leaved 3 45 at a.
Rwor Train Loma.— 1. 26 A. a.
Nan 'hale ./rtiras 9 10 A. N.
Rrpreas Trate utast 6 16 r. U.
For Uffotmatkis regustlng rarruter barium apply
s1,1II• 1" cooler 1112 k and Market ea, and for Freight
Odalour at .0 romturr. mut& -
3..8 420:8320N, Jr., corner 1316 sad Market Struts.
Phl44elphts...
.1. W RCYNOLOB, 9.21 r.
J. IL DRILL, agent N. C. R. R ,Ilattimota
H. It HOUSTON. Orwalfral2Rl Agouti ildlrter.
LEWIS 2 HOUrT, (Mural Tlekel
JOi. O. PO r Ourrio Mantgiy Wffitamspori.
nor. 22,11111.
ti1 . 131:100111.0 setswetuir k
lisolias Hamm, retiltallto l l. Tb.i t
Vie iiatiatectsred st Ude setablistoosst Ise ob.
%Wed a yid* repatstios. Otters solicited sod promptly
iiii.4l. Cartoon ordering by the quantity will bay* it
dialrenvi at the door. Two cern". oct2C6S-ty
• . Auditor's Notice.'
Wearer t Orsbaut, ) 'tad. Ex
$
Ar. N. 18113. •
, Juba la Pon. Pleas Si Is Co., Pa. '
AM now, to w,t, Nov. A. 11163, Sams Sill appointed
Actor to mak. Oatribation of the money mode co the
sitar* writ. Prow the
1171811.11011 M, Pro. •
The sodtuvigood wilt Attend to the dotter of the abort
appolauaaat at kla alma, to trio. oa Pridtp, Nor. 21tb.
at id tielock A. U., libeu and ',bet" all purlieu lutentstrd
tun lineal if lb., allot proper •
our: -le JAY t SILL, Auditor.
EMES
•
Notice.
WH ER HAS • wiy wife, •..11.0th Aug. Tug
bio'beh: oaf b.d sea braid 'input dos
esp.. or provotolloo, this Is to polity tbo oiLolle that I
pill ply no debts of her rontrae.tlog alter titij dale.
WATIVINER.
[forbore/wk. Nor. n. 1643.-7104'
JOHN WELSH, ••
•
CHRAPSIDR, , - RRIR, PA . .,
DCALI6 I
BALTIMORE OYSTERS!
Td COUNTRY TRAUB•SUPPLIED MITI
Fresh Can and Reg Oysters, • -
•
• Received every
. Day, and
WiztriTs! TO Gin SATISFACTION! e
ice' &Am wlietted awl promptly attoodat to.
,
Clisimge ie tke Drug -Boblewd
Irce,bpatodiad.rli „
DregAL saw*
a.. pared lets the Wets of theo andsridgawl. kL.aa.
who. Whig parcheeist the entire stock continue ale
bedistas milisnllaw• is the Aims place.' -The pirtaDil
present ropstatios of Has booms As a
Presafplimm waif Fasiffiliedidair iltsre, •
• Ober it is
AHEAD OP .4IY OTHER IN THE CITY L.
And the subscriber hoses. hi earetat atteistkiii ablijiitt•
doe* mosaiesesal, to omit Ursula - fat thatiltals. ' 1
or• J, a. Clittst. 110Adoi1Ailtsmiptio Hors)
redly inborn of lb. bssiseek NUL .NCI(( Masts Is the
aloe, where b. lapis to ant 10114 Dim& aid ray MI
cospiltod aa rasal. • • maim earn.
•porssit. . • , - •
. ,
Asi 10111.11111,11 1 4; ' ' , I
COMO bt "NOSS 040111. lialiPiteig 1',..
mows Dow sad Yostkfal Error, sataated bir s
to basalt alma. pill 1p bsppy to (might* _ lt It Wee of churl al eselpit sad Wall* pm , alliiii
rat;ba Itenad 'sad Is kis 001. ' Maas lai ig
lia perm ii.tV 7,
—will emirs' mai brsgsxSaplesrlosiall'
by adanaskag •
: r inilf4N6 .11.: Wgiiiii IL alitreet, Naar Tont.
.. . . . .•
' - •;I 11,111dirlirVIL 1 -
ittAnoieetilik,thictioa.
mom thourb i saiewiramidi
eatbilmeg la ikis Mbar mibilt‘
•
LL.
Mil
SEM
WM
ED
~~~f
II
Q 7 A
FALL &
II
Mil
,ICOODS -; •
; , • o
4,mircruo, Ar
41
law
' 4 -
„'fr
>
i •••
mianios AND WOW. PLA : IIV, ,
BliOCA:14 . Rif* 4PArAS
PLAID POPLINS,
CRAPE DE
? ,il
MOHAIR OLASE,
irop4eririth • sonatas
lifilDl6l AND LOW=
•I)ress' Goods!
.• • .
,s ,
SHAWLS 1 ‘; SHA " LS
I The Most Complete Lisortmeat
i
iW MIMM PIiIINSTIVMA t
Ilsabk'l, sad Slagle Real ialkalerelli
At *Ann $26 to s6ofi
CHNE LANE, PAISLY, MIDDLESEX,
I ; ROW; CO mew,
'II4OOL SHAWIAL/
ALSO,
OASHIKERE SCARFS
OP ♦LL QUALITIO3,
';Opened This Day,
HEAVY
Tram iutd. - 9•• Skin lover
iACQUES AND MANT LEB ~
AND
MEDIUM PRICE, ILIBTIMS!
• 4
E FINEST ASSORTMENT WE RAVE
EVER. OFFERED.
Our !hook in , this line will be COD
staidly Riplenishod with the
I ••Newest and Best Goods
to be had.
IMI
SILKS!
WE CLAIM TO BE ABLE TO OFFER
_
THE LAWEST ASSQETMENT.OF
GOOD' GOODS.!.:
DRESS SIIASS!
IN THE CITY.
II
day, Oct. 1883;
`virwlLLOPEpl
(R. R. PERMITTING,) •
WORSTED taOODFL
iZEPHYR HOODS,
NIIBIAS. 801•Fraiki9,
• -
ZOITAAVE JA.CiEtVi r Maw,
In Charming Styles and Colora...
.11
ICLud, at t.
A LO,
CA SS I 11,E,R El.
-I
G LOV ES,
IEI
AND
pews& lapis of every Deseriptieal
iN AM; 'NEXT WEEK,
WE SHALL OPEN
. A COMMANDING !MOON OP
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S
- FURS - . •
Ifispeips will be spared to 'alike this one
of tke most faulting festwes•
• • . , of oar \Trade: '
Our Stook of CliKgb.
OfFer# to the Public (both Wholesale and
Read burin) the hest - of Ihrtillties for re
plenishing their stock in neeesseries and
uxuries. '
Our tarp Stock. bought - is Anguatiad
September, at the low rates 41 ex
end for cash down, our Orm.kas:!=j,
at AOction and elsewhere.
,Leas Ant ooximustliotnip
Oder inisOMINIIr tWastiurobame rant,
'Rolled*r IC" t r rl.•
..r1
Wffligt :/311:111111111411111111LICAN
•' 4 ' I "PCNI"4
IS. $ SIRS MI&
SE
ONE
El
El
, ----
—.. V
mos birs d. wo ai sto Mr* ...
wind. Mourn WI
Um bleb SIN of Patio Ali sallonsis i wit ssally. %
ow proeopto al one pyrites Ustorttost Aro Isms •
age- A
FM etemta OM 601111.08 be 11101. harm
go at ervinoh el oe ‘r ! "6" Wies= t rtVrart ill '
p==eillor lbelldnlem It issoril pool
, to tabs =
Mr L - ft tv . ,...1 . 1
ve
mibil oNiasoose "
=" 8 is , assiblif Mirawlell 11:101DWA IF
WbielliON ellaiNkbit BerOPMIS work IWO—
lir ma :be ream et thole tattottm, simirat i lt a r
awl isiteitt youth am moessibue. a , - '•
•= la old et Ws Mom sosamottalle". mad lOW *II 1111 "
110 ~tow the we tom co 'aunts Utosoaoalsorsto '
tMg the woof- . 2
ITsf ORADA MOWN TO CREONOASTAT,
'
byligr i ll i gTrto gado by oallelrso sad
sovoomAb stSfilmoto moll for tafs
wp ma lbenilko. Wobasorommod •,
ider to oar a tor Ode -4 '
smith at ear Mabquoi, "all bbtriguSurirtl6 ti 4,10 a
sedum* 0111ROMOS Proltioly by Our kw • - .r-
Olkory los bars nimiltabot for tome oar "Adios, lotto
- dssisa tub IssprosombraTo as ham tem osigssoto4 soot
Proset to tot /FHA from tans to Hors. notion tioUtatod •
sow sot wore taw of Lochroo/oro. Ammons sod •
softpiostkOL lime ospabas mod sdattanar bare bum
easollabbooktraha iholana task toeftartth consimmile 3
detlaasy sail csiettbids.' sad eh shaltioll iitut sag ok• '.*
woop‘ solid* 0/4/ an NAM* -6. hefts
• Wastem sithat la motbabiail pitmaphs. matstial st ",
'seamanship to somairtarbatlra la tha mat:
Wu matlmia to Monalastam out pibor isilantows
daslittm ander OM: We
.. : ''.071.11201 141 ,M Ad a 004' , , •
~ .
,
imir . 4., .. • ~ ,
~ hod idoi_lolidoe •tr.b" . .
4". • *AM iLbgirt.'• lti. . • " •
rt.. iiatopk• timnosped wa sir salii,los nib.
!wows Mom mood Ii stattsa dine—
rcigigo; stows—sad sot labia to got ant of ortlat
saber Ls scarshiste, ralu or AstiVair. AU thp sham
doseriboa 1,111.1411, IJIOi thippled, width $8 alma
"Ainraume Warta Coates r," Mm sold by mesh Maim:
geborailo throastwas Ilis motor.
bLOl3lllNri Ile Arri.Xtaii. , .
~Licials ics lb& Agaetkaa. Wadi C..zolooy,
. 162 ilrouissy. Noir Tort.
soirrbb-soodir Isol4. • •
EIS
1111
Noarq i
!!!!IP
TIT - Ta
THE EARLY PHYSICAL I)E.GENERAC.
,ANXBIOLN
JUST PUBLISHED BY DR. A. STONE,
Physician to theTr a o s tf u sr awl . 'Hy-
A Treatise on the Gums of Tail? Moiled tleelm.l
Ansinicaa People ; the eine* of Della% Gun-
?M
and if goamaa.
The sore Yens of i rAi invrettions, wiltes, to dad,
pa sandbag hearnme, and 'wait dim* as tes moral
oenedenesealf - 41P4W7.1 au! Geerdeinet avow
SW. aid rediaile aide eadtreanua for
oars. •
Weill be sent byeaall oa tad recript of tuie fliS 'eat
14 141=a and tiasedlanAl r/611 eat fa seas end ab-
JET:aog sun I Tail Aot to Kid sad get thi• bent.
Lag, t Tee lc:44lmM at ewe lief/ • copy of
A Wet* et illedwan, C aaaa will llrettene Advice to
thane orbit itailken. '
A clam of nalnilee proton
i l i ti7l eldest, is the
ananwalty,dnatelag at kat mai alba* SW -
ea aasaally=rl inc i ; dieswes are wiry
iteprelbeity exteraal analbststioa,
Sr symptoms. an Xenon Debility, nalswatioa sad lir•
bowfin,: lorumas or arosttos sod oolmoptka of the
tispoiortao whole loodmettortnees ovawoidililieb or hat- • •
ti .... ina m oa isciadiag a kill or Ibt °Ware; greet
W Siert; Arnow. Brunehllle and fore •
.... a. ..... ad eb
t at% ,, : hwil ti tbe cir ßande nad din e m n f antriewee .
1/7 - siahlawory, dint= of lie dead, Nonai, s il:ll to '
to miaow =4:4 the body' Palm to the beat or Iliad".
Is or bretrity of the
V iz aweirareger secretions or th e ILI ye end ether .
;leads ciao body, Lareerrbas or near no. Like- , ,
slab Illpflepay, Hystuta and Derreallipaitait
Jim In aiaetritTae awn oat of way nine banked,
all lite above nand deandere, and about of otbenrnot e ( •
wined, as Oliainaptlon Of the-WU" asd that Vat Is•
Mises and wily lona of Ceneasaptioa Wake spitial
Seem bbolmait Table Dangles, mad ?mhos beaming. .
ea ban limb lest sad (ileum In dismal of the Pelt le
Thema Mace the want oe na ptememe oa the part of WO
schoo .dos la treating
Dr. A AU" rbytiella to the Wow ',not sad
tatioa le now engegidia trees. 4 this alaw
= livlneti an/air with the and eatoeddilas nowee.
TM trestawat adapted the lartltatioa is a..; It le
Weed spas seleatlle with saw dlstorerel •
MOON, wltkoat !Lanais Or poling. Ths fodllttoo of
unease nab, that palmate ass be eared at their
is say puller tho souk', boo osouoto AosatArs " ,
nude wan by Wirt and bare tbe solidi+. seat by wal I •
latamesstoratee related will be forwarded o
B.l.l e .s'egiftiL.
• -.
Debinhiaad Meow et the Jana* cared •
as wen at Wipe Alia patirein tie at the lestftation.
byre edAribil OM MOWN imam Unman VA- -
= labaLw aad weldollizettleasuer tisk we, sal
Sttlia.l7lMkthi' tim e
or Wince, aunt
wilt In to wed a tii. lastfts•
tics for Address. is. to $ 46 is, sub das . •
Sudo , la Umbrellas;
' IDICIPI ISMS,
idea
tie Troy Lom and Wu& loolitoba, .
sad ha Norm ,if the grist, Throat std
Lipp, Nib Iltmet, Tt•y • N. T. jaatell. e
State Normal School,
gliabfry Erie Cautty, Pa.
Send•fot a Iltrcular.
I .1. A. CiIOPER, Principal.
sapl2'63tf.
BOOTS & SHOES
Wholesale and Retail I 1
C. ENGLEHART
Elaitog parehued the sleek et rotted the start mat
reameetly asap! by Cheese YAttrrt■
Neat Door to Clark fill4traire Ranking Deka,'
=any auscsame that be taken& eaatlaalap the
sad Wilma the paella to glee Ma a all. Re
"ILI keep ea head • lame as 4 isepetthi aka* ut errs:T
aft to il. ha., Wombs"
FINE & COMMON BOOTS & SHOES,
eaitera,.itahnorais, Bhoce, Slippera, att.
HOSIER Y,
SALMORAUI, CAITERI, *C.,
SHOTS OF ALL DIMORIPTIONA
!levies ettileed kb Moat dlreetly fres tb, eeieeAe•
Were, be kola easlbbst el emiliag at Neat ea low, II eat
town, this sew elbow &Ow.
ruilagar Waldo Wm t• comma ihrk.
This breath et Mud wee Oltw ester lb. ouporiatooot
ewe et ter ~tad MILL R, lb* poetic NW so
hatter etlatteer Met times melon •Ul I. promptly 434
rtfUdtU~attradrd to.
.B,IIPAIRING ATTHNDSD TO. •*.
The Pathos,* reffortrally wiled kilns*, ealtuo4
it for tbriallitiTlO. I feel panfeet WWl*, to of "Mini
to gtro sofa* saUstiettoil tc all wbo taw moo ortti their
Pt=
4. • RNOLIt OAR?.
Fall and Winter Goods !
DRY-GOOD - $!
.
FANCY onus cOOOL
SHAWLS,
OWN and Oaasimarga,
evlrmain "ad *lawns,
!LANN= AND LINDSEY%
~wiz. sad e Xasilliet!
.lops fir.'.z,
tit. Tr, 111111-11 a.
1
1' 1
t
ME
L -AT-:-
IROWENZWEIGUI BLOCK,
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