itric Oborver.
LIWAY. FEBRUARY 27,'1864.
E RIE WEEKLY OBSERVER.
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PRINTIND.—We bars one of the but Jobbing
1 4 .• ‘n the State, and are ready to do any wort in
t line that may be entrusted to us, in equal style
‘e eetsblishment outside of the la et villa.
constantly on hand 'a
of Legal Blanks, of approved
such as Deeds, Mortgages, Judgment
Common Notes, Summons, Subpoenas and
others, not in such general use. Those
aor these articles, will find it to their
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.11411ATION 01 ST. PATRICK'S DAY.—The
citizens of our community and vicinity
res)lied to celebrate St. Patrick's Day,
grand supper at the Reed House, on the
of March. After the supper has been
attended to, toasts will be read, speeches
, songs sung, stories told, and a good
had generally. Mehl's Band has been
)yed for the occasion, and will play set
patriotic iriih. airs. Our friend, Mr.
\el A. Quinn, a genuine whole souled son
to Emerald Isle, has consented to sing
dó and sentimental song on the occasion.
following is a liSt of the managers:*
O'Brien, J. Noonan, B. McGrath, John
Capt. Shea, Joseph Hickey, T. !Cava-
John McCloskey, P. Goodwin, J. Kelley,
les Justice, and M. A. Quinu. Price of
, ts for a lady and gentleman $2.
LOCAL LICIISLATION.—The following bills
a local nature have passed the House of
presintatires of this State :
An act to compel the Erie Canal Company
construct and keep in repair the bridges
le necessary by the construction of their
•il. •
An set to attach Erie County to the }Vest
., district of the Supreme Court.
to set to enable the city of Erie to sell her
ch in the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Com
-1.
he following bills .have been reported, and
it probably pass.:
t
Il y
ati act to appoint viewers to lay out a road
Summit to *ship, Erie ',aunty.
la act to athorize the spppintment of a
Lary public in Millcreek township, Erie
;my.
FL4 CO MAI men named
gustos NfeKenzie was: arrested in Buffalo,
t week, charged in addition to other of-,
set, -with having made himself the pos
ter of the sum of $:45, and notes to the
aunt of 5250, behinging , to a deaf and
-b man named_ Gen. N. Buiwell, of Elk
ek: Erie Co,, Pa. Burwell afrived in the
at a very etirly hour Tuesday morning,
stopped for a short time at the National
tel, where he became acquainted with a
, og man supposed to be the prisoner. He
his attentive friend left the National, and
•t to the Waverly Haus; where they se
ed a room and retired together. An boar
so afterwards, and while Burwell slept, his
ad rifled his pockets of the money and
es as we have stated. We are not aware,
s the Courier, that anything more lltutt
•icion attaches to McKenzie in this case, ;
not
not having yet been identified as the o f
MeClellan's Report.
The publisher of the Constitutional Union,
eshington, D. C., in view of - the great de
ad tot; it, has deteintined to print, at an
If day, a cheap popular edition of General
eClellan'e Report, at the following rates:
tee copies, (sent free of postage,) 60 cents ;
copies, in one Twinge, $2O ; one huadred
pies, in ose package, $87,60; five hundred
pies, :176, and larger quantities at propor
•nate rates. ' One hundred thousand copies
be printed,- and orders are - requested at
e earliest .possible day. Address, Thomas
Florence, 230 B street, Washington, D. C.
T. B. Peterson and 8r05 . ., 806 Chestnut st •
.•iladelphia, have also in press - and will soon
•blish the life and services of General 31c
ellen, with his reports and porrespondence
'th the War Department and the President,
•m the time he tree took the field in the
, until he was finally relieved from com
ad after the battle of Antietam. With por
sit—Price in paper cover,- 60 cents ; cloth,
• -Mt..
The very attempt of Congress to prevent
e people seeing and reading this important
ument, will place it in the bands of a
ger number of people than If they had
rmitted the usual number to be printed for
tribution. We hope that our friends in
ery part of the country will raise clubs to
ocure large numbers of the work, and give
en extensive eiretilation. If possible, let
.e be placed to 'the hands of every Repub.
-au who will read IL It is Me campaign
%meat, and every dollar'spent in distrib•
ting it, will be of more service to the cause
Union and Freedom than five times the
nonnt in getting. up meetings and proces-
WEST MILLCILEEK, Feb. 20. 1864.
Mt. EDITOR:I—PIease announce tbitt the
&creek Teachers' Association will hold its
pit session atiheEagle school house,
March 6th, Its. 10 a. in. The fol r
owing is the programme
1. C 1939 Drill in Mental Arithmetic, Mr.
Atierisn .
= Restliog Seli_ction, Mini E. A. Golden.
3. Class Drill fa Orthography, L. T. Fisk
i• QUM in Grammar, Miss 11, M. Beecher.
Class in Practical Arit hasetie, Mica Clark
'4 Reading Clan, conducted by Miss Whit
tty'
L T. FISK, Pres't.
s. A. CLANK, See'y.
-`.(We owe an apology to the Akenciittion for
tegletting to publish a couple of their notices.
he fault will not occur again.]
LOCAL ELZCTtoxe. —The Warren Ledger gAiii
the following summary of the township !leo.
tilt)* in that county : "Spring Creek township
election last week Tuesday, resulted in,
cimplete Democratic victory, the tmajorities
ranging from Bto2B in our favor. Last fall
ileK;licans carried the town by 15 ms
j"itY- Corydon township elected Democratic
` t etra. Formerly the town has gone Repub.
Conewango township also elected
Democratic officer*. according to the general
Practise of•that township."
Mir
_ Adrice is the cheapest thing in the
world, and the lout
_cared for.
Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic County Convention met he
Wayne Hall, on Tuesday afternoon, at two
o'clock, and was called to order by Wm. A.
Galbraith, Esq., Chairman of the County Com
mittee. Owing to a mortifying mistake which
occurred in publishing the call, a number of
delegates arrived on Monday, and being un
able to remain over, were obliged 19 return .
.home on the same day. Notwithotanding thief
circumstance, that different boroughs and
townships were nearly all represented, and
the spirit of harmony and seal for-the cause
that prevailed was highly encouraging. The
following officers were chosen :
President—Hon,,Selden Marvin, Erie.
Vice-Presidents:LWatts B. Lloyd, Water
ford ; F,. W. Koehler, Mill Creek.
Secretaries—l:Capt. D. W. Hutchinson, Gi
rard borough ; Benjamin Whitman, Erie. ,
The list of delegates was read over, as foi
lowe
Erie—let Distriet—C. M. Tibbsis, Biqa
Whitman ; 2.l.Dietriet—J. M. Kahn, C. W.
Stuart ; 8d Distriet—W. C. Warren, P. P.
Liebe ; 4th Distriet—Ron. Belden Marvin,
Wm. A. Galbraith.
Mill Creek—Wilson Laird. F. W. Koehler,
Thos. Davidson, Christian Thomas, Ferdinand
Shultz.
Fairview—Thomas J. Fargo, Samuel Pettit,
M. Oney. -
Girard Boro.--Capt. John M. Giy, Capt.
D. W. ffutohineon.
Girard Tp.--Oliver Easterbrook4 Horace
Lloyd.
Lookport—Gardner Cooper, William Tyler,
John Doolittle.
Conneaut—Alden Pomeroy, Rebt. Brown,
Nelson Bawdy. •
Albion—C. E. Lincoln, W. M. Biownell
Elk Creek—Wm. .Bherasan,,."Patriek Grace,
M. P. Maxon.
Waterford borough—l. .M. White, Robert
Leslie.
Waterford' townahlp—Robert Davis, Watts
13. Lloyd, B. F. Whitney.
Summit—W. A. Bean, John Buys
Greene—Martin Pinney.
' Harbor Creek—Samuel Potter, John Mc-
Lean.
North Baal—H.'lL Porter, A. J. Nash, Wm.
H. Hall. -
Venango—Wm. Blare, %V. W. Benjamin.
Wattaburg—,.Ell buncombe, H. Mcliean.
Concord—Heman Heath,. James G. Davis,
A. A. Hammond.
Union township—Louis ir. McLane,.D. 0.
Carle, Chas. Breed.
Union borough—P. K. Webber, l Chauncey
Lewis.
Wayne--G. W. Howard, Smith , Spencer,
Amos Heath.
Edinboro—Marcos Saley, Isaac Van Tassel.
Washingtonlasso R. Taylor, Jae: A. Saw ,
tell, Martin fieroffard.
Meir.ean—T. D..Chellis.
A number ofthesedelev-'
__kesedelegates, it is proper,
say, were not present, having been obliged to
return borne before the meeting of 'the C'on-
•ention
Wm. A. Galbraith, Esq , was unanimously
elected Senatorial delegate to the State Con
vention.
The following persons were placed in nomi
nation for Representative delegates; there
being two to elect: David Olin, Girard; Isaac
R. Taylor, Washington ; I. M. White, Water
ford; Benj'n Whitman, Erie. .A motion was
made to elect by Ballot ing, but defeated, and
the customary method of marking, continued,
Bellw is the vote
I. M. White,
David Olin,
Isaac R. Taylor, - - - 2
Benj'n Whitman, - - - 58
I. M. White and f ffienyn Whitman haying a
majority of all the votes cast, were announced
as the choice of the Convention.
4 Committee was appointed, consisting of
Wm. A. Galbraith, Wilson Laird, I. M. White,
If. R. Porter and D. W. Hutchinson, to report
resolutions. After a brief absence, the Com
mittee returned, and through Mr.' Galbraith,
presented the following, which were unani
mously adopted
Resolved, That this Convention adopts ae
its cordial and unanimous continent the lan
guage of the Hero and Statesman, General -
George B. McClellan, "in favor of the prose
cution of the war with all the means at, the
command of the loyal States, until the mili
tau, power of the rebellion is destroyed ; that
the policy directing it ;should be consonant
with the principles of humanity and civilisa
tion, working no injoryt to private rights or
property not demanded by military necessity,
and recognized 'by military law among civil
teed nations, and fluidly that the'sole objects
of the war an the restoration of the unity
of the nation, the preservation of the Consti
tution, and the supremacy of the -jaws of the
country."
Resolved, That while we are ready and wil
ling now, as weelways have been, , to sustain
the government by men and money I. the ut
most extent in the suppression of the rebel
lion, we insist upon our untrammeled right at
all time. to criticise freely the nets of the
President and all other. in authority, and to
hold them to a strict and just accountability
for the disposition made by them of the im•
mense sums and vast armies with which they
have been entrusted. The people have . the
right to enquire rigprously into the, manage
ment of public affairs, without being arrested
or imprisoned, or subjeeted to the charge: of
being in sympathy with rebellion-and trams.
Resoleed,_Thst the insolent denial of this
hitherto unquestioned right, together with the
new and absurd 'dogma of the Republican
leaders that the free men of America owe
"allegiance" to the executive and his advisers,
aed the overbearing, intolerant attempts at
the euppression of the freedom of speech and
the liberty of the ores., constitute a new era
in the history of polities in this country, and
have richly earned for the present adminis
tration the hearty disapprobation of all who
revere the principles of the Constitution, or
who respect the guaranties of the Bill of
Rights.
Resolved, That the arrogant demand set up
by Mr. Lincoln and his advisers and support
er., of immunity from criticisms for their
public acts, under the high sounding phrases
of "loyalty" and "allegiance," heretofore un
familiar to American ears, meets Its sufficient
answer from" one of themselves—Mr. Wm.
11. Seward . - who said : "In this country sops
" cially it is a habit not only entirely consist
"tut with the Constitution, but even.suential
"to its stability, to regard the administratitket
"at any time existing as distinct and separate
" from the Government itself, and to canvass
"the proceedings of the one without thought
" of , disloyalty to the other."
Resolved, That we~le the Awed duty
of the Government to p de for the brave
men who are in the field hting its battles,
and that in the judgment of this Convention
the pittanie of thirteen dollars a mouth is
wholly insufficient and ought to be increased
at least to twsaty Ave dollars, even if this is
aeXinplished by the reduction:At the pay of
those higher in rank.
Wilson Laird, EM., offered the ictilowin g.
which were also adopted, with much eatho•
esolved, That the doctrine of the notional
Administration that tuere must be eCreion
straction of the government before the South•
ern States can be admitted to the privileges
of the Constitution is a funtianumug political
error, having its origin in a confusion of ideas
in reference to the nature aed character of
our institutions, and teeoviisieg as it does
the right of secession in the rebellions,Ststes
(for there could be 'no-re construetioninniess
there bad been first a legal separation)iibut
the Democratic party, malataihlag &slit al
ways has its nationality, bolds to the dectiise
that the lots of secession are void, (foe' epos
no other ground could we justify the entpleytt
meat of force to suppress rebellion founded
upon the claim of secession, sad that each
seceding State is de jure still in the union,
and has 'poly to ehgatty its desire by a majo
rity of its citizens to return to he allegiance
to the Constitution by oomplianis with the
provisions of the Constitution, in order to en
title it to the same political statue it Noy
pied before the so 'called ordinance of seces
sion was-pissed. ' '•
Resolved, That in Gen. Geo. B. McClellan
we recognize the skillful
.and veteran com
mander, the wise, patriotic and modest de
fender of the integrity of our union, the hon
est man who would not bow the knee to Ball,
aor worship at the shrine of power, who be
cause he would not comsat to be a tool of the
administration to carry out doctrines offensive
alike to his honor as a man and - his loyalty to
the Constitution, was proeoribed, by the party
in power and shamefully degraded from the
position which the confidence of the country
and the soldiery had placed him in, end the
Democracy of Brie county are proud to hail
him as - the bearer of that .standard upon
which are inscribed the immortal words :
"the Constitution as it is and the union as it
was must and shell be preserved and main
tained in their integrity."
Capt. D. W. Hutchinson, of Girard, was'
unanimously chosen Chairman of the County
Committee for the ensuing year, and made a
neat speech in return for the compliment.
The President being iuthorised to appoint
the balanoe•Of the Committee, selected the
following:' Wilson Laird, Wm. A. Galbraith,
David Olin, hate R. Taylor, E. Camphansen,
J. M. - Kuhn, Robert Leslie. H. S. Porter.
The Convention then adjoitrnid.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
sir We have often met with men who hid
forgotten that they owed us, but we never met
with any whoa we were indebted to, who for
got it.
rO.• Boy wanted at this aloe to - learn the
trade, to whom good wages will be given. One
who has been at - the business borne time pre
ferred..
ge„; We are indebted to Mr. G. S. Deny,
Assistant Clerk of the State Semite, for a copy
of the "Reports of the Railroad Companies of
Pennsylvania,"—a valuable document.
The last Gazette urges its friends to
make' party nominations for the different
ward, borough anal township elections soon to
take place.
air The managers of the Erie Co. Agricul.
tural Society have decided to hold a Fair,
some time in the fall, upon the old grounds
near this city. .
air Sparta township, Crawford county,
the Democrat says, hai elected_ a Demooratio
township 'ticket by seventy majority. Judge
Woodward's majority was only two.
pi` The members of the 111th regt. and
Independent Battery B, were each presented
with a needle book and pair of mittens, be-
Sore their departure, through the Ladies' Aid
Society of our city.
k i r Since our last report one death has
occurred in this_ city, from the small-pox.
The Chief of Police, on Monday evening, re
ported that there were four cases up to that
time.
Stir The Town Elections in the neighbor
ing County of Chautauque, on Tuesday of last
week, resulted, generally, in substantial tri
umphs for the Administration and the Union
party.—Gazette. -
g 4 The Dutch have taken Holland."
sir A Post office has been ; established on
the Tarr Farm, to the great' satisfaction of
the Oil Crtekers. Heretofore the business
men of- that section have suffered much in•
convenience in getting their mail matter.
sir Attention is directed to the advertise.
meat of Mr. Biddle, offering a store and
dwelling house for rent, in Irvine, Warren
Oounty. The property, we are informed, is a
very desirable one.
1•221
air At a meeting of the congregation of
Park Church, on Mendsy last, a unanimous
call was extended to the Rev. Mr. Rene, of
Stroudsburg, Munroe County, to become their
pastor—the salary to be $l2OO a year, with
parsonage. It is understood that he will ac
cept.
..Our enterprising neighbors, Messrs.
Viers & Elliott, have just received twenty
five barrels of boiled end raw Linseed Oil,
which they offer, fqr sale at a fair price. It
is a superior article, and they invite the spe•
cis' attention of the trade to it.
pi" We remind our readers that the facili
ties of the Observer office are not excelled by
any establiebment in North Western Penn
sylvania for doing Job Printing Persons in
need of Vendue Bills, Election Tickets, Bill
Reads, Blanks, or any kind of Plain or Fancy
Printing,. will find it to their advantage to
give us a call. tr
IN IL, The Teturgo Spectator, published at
Franklin, hu been obliged to follow the ex
ample of its cotemporaries in almost every
section, aid raise its subscription price to
two dollar.. The Spectator is a capital paper,
and we sincerely trust that it has a list of
subscribers who wilr not grumble - or leave it,
on account of the advanced price. If`they
, are as liberal and honorable a set of people
as the Observer's patrons, brother Whittaker
Will not lose anything by the ohmage.
aft. Col. Campbell has - received notice
from the War Department that Provost .Mar•
shale are not allowed to give_ the credits for
"Veterans," but that the matter will be at.
tended to . at , Washington. . AU calculations,
therefore, that have been made upon the fig
urei firnishid by Col. Campbell are "knocked
out of shape." . The imbecility or rascality of
Secretary Stanton Ares never exhibited more
,
palpably than in his *nurse on this subject.
trir Mr. N. Preuse has purchased the ba
kery and confectionary store of Mr. Sherwood,
near this office, and intends fitting it up in
complete stele..s. He will carry on the bakery
business asbef9re, sod keep constantly on
band everything in his line. Mr. P. was one
of the seiereet sufferers by the recent fire,
andleseives not
_only the sympathies 'but the
support of -the community. He is an Indus
trious and persev,eriug man. whom Irs heartily
recommend to the patronage of our readers. 2t
• goL"The 111th regiment left for Pittsburg,
on Thursday afternoon. where they will re •
main a shortetime.:and then join Gen. Grant's
army at Chattanooga : . The members of the
regiment,, duriug their visit home, Wonduoted
lbemselteii, - as a renerel *iris marked
,decorum. end' left, A good impression behind
them. The best'irishelfd our!ipeople 400000.
pony them
Colonel Cehhern, Who called upon us on
Thursday afternoon, says the regiment use
been largely recruited, and-he thinks it is
Dearly full.
s i r - We find the following notice of one
of :eta' eititene in the Harrisburg Patriot,
every word of which we endorse - -
(Joov Arro t tfrwser.,-We learn that Wallace
POIV/ 1 14`344 , .-pon ofstur venerable and highly
esteeuted4Aeptroan, Rev. Wm. B. DeWitt, has
been spkinficit'rothonolary of the Supreme
Court for District, to fill the vs-
esney wieseloned by the death of Robert E.
Ferguson; ssd.'' ?he appoluttnitit is s good
one, Mr. DOW being - well qualified iu even
rupee, tal . Ub position. enter upon
the discharge 'et. hie official duties in the
course of a few days..
ate Difflit left ob Tuesday for Harrisbnig,
to ototille i t ilile new ,positicin, We
tenet that hu will not be obliged to lease
Erie entirely, on sooonnt of the duties of Ilia
An.
los; The Buffalo Post makes some remarks
on thC subject of public leeturr;, which will
suit odr locality quite as wallas that for which
they iere written: 'Me have at home here,
genthrton far more capable of instructing and
entertaining an andienci than many of the
idistic i gitished leetdrers from abroad,' who
have been liberally paid for very indifferent
perfoimances. It does net admit of denial
that many of those worthies styled 'popular
lecturers,' are the veriest humbugs."
gir We are requested to announce that
Rev. Dr. Forrester will deliver his lecture on
Steplien A. Douglas, in the Methodist church
of Ncirth East, on Saturday evening, the 27th
inst. ► This lecture we know that Dr. F. re
gardi as lus best literary production. and
we &spare our friends in North East and vi
cinity!, that, unless it has been materially
changed since we head it, it is well worth
hearihg.
114,„ The weak, says a cotemporary, are
genetially the most intolerant. If a man is
I engaged in a bad cause he cannot bear to hear
II aught segued on the opposite 'side. The in.
of weakness is startled at the lirsi ap.
Proa4h of _danger, and the , most Trigoroni
onsliughts are made on the slikhtest obstacles.
When We know we are right we can afford to
listen to the argument of others, because our
position is impregnable.
3ICII, We are gratified to learn that Mr. 0.
4ren„ forinerly of this city, has an eighth
interesi, in the new flowing well opened on the
O. W. • McClintock Penn, which Is now run.
ning 200 barrels a day. If this rate of supply
keeri t s on, our friend McLaren will be quite a
milltonire at the end of a year We know of
no terson whoa we would rather see in the
possession of suet a luoky "sirike."
g(t9„. Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay,
tcc.,;cata be procured by the Widows, Orphans,
and nett of kin of those who ; have died, in the
ser4ce "of the United States ; 'also, by Sodd,iers
and Seamen who are disabled by wounds re
ceiv6d or disease contracted, upon applicitioa
to Q. P. Oatvrrrn, Licensed Military and
Naval C4aitn Agent. Office in the Common
Coubcil Rooixi, Wright's 131°0. corner 4tate
andi Fifth eta., (under the Dispatch office,)
aria, Pa• 7:1
gigs: We hare added another large stook of
new, type to our previous fine assortment,' and
are 'noir prepared to do all kinds of plain and
fami l y printing in better style than ever. The
Obserrir job office cannot be escelled .in
variety. of type and facility of doing rapid,
work by any in the country, outside of the,
largest cities.
Oysters, says an exchange, are among!
the!most healthful and nutritious of all the
articles furnished for the table.„: When fresh,
the' are probably most nonrishittg when eaten ,
raw ; but they should not. be "bolted down,".
as is the custom of some who love this bivalve.:
Thky Should be thoroughly masticated, or, in,
other words, made to feel the teeth.
ispk„ The managers of the'tiew county pro.:
jeci hive concluded to exclude Troy and Oil
Creek' townships, Crawford county, and sub—
stilutO Spring Creek, Warren county, in thei
065. The Corry New claims that Mr. Lowry
and "others of our representatives", ill the
Lekielature are favorable to the new county..
; Bayne Peyton need to say that the city
•
of 'Washington was so corrupt that the man in
the moos held his note in passing over it. We
presume he avoids the locality altogether, un
det the present Administration.
"Shall policy or principle be the stand,.
aril ?" asks the Selinsgrove Thus. Principle
mist certainly, Mr. rine" but , the best of
principles require a little policy at times to
make them auftecifuL
I I
AciNOTHEI OIL thscovam—A gentleman
who passed through Albion, Michigan, informs
ue thitt petroleum was discovered in that place
laM leek, and the fact bad created great e
citeatent in the vicinity. Oil bad been found
to issue from a_sewer for some time, and the
people gathering it up in brickets, had taken it
home and found it to burn well withont
raining. An attempt was 'made to trace it to
itts source, but failed for a number of days,
when it was finally ascertained to- proceed
Vern a well in the cellar of a house belonging
to afrold resident of the town. Four birreis
wlio dipped from the well in a few hours. The
owner of the property sold a birth lnterest
in the well for $5O, and has since heietiotTered
$17,000 for a half interest. Noliktius froM
petreit and Cbtcago at rice stilted Albion,
and much speculation in: lots has occurs ed.
A number of persons contemplate slaking
wells immediately.
" PANTAIp3OPS." - "J. 11. RATECYN. 6 "
Many of our readers have a curiosity Probably
to know the meaning of these mysterious
Words, occurring so frequently in our local
columns last week. The forger is the title
Of a "gigantic painting or Panorama of the
American War," the exhibition of which com ,
=enact in Pamir Hall, on Monday evening
next, and the latter ie the name of the de
lineator of the aims. The agent took this
ingenious method of bringing the "Pantas.
cope" before the public, and. froin the sensW
Hon which it has caused, we suspect that 4:
Will find the msnouvrt a paying one. The!
paintings have been exhibited in Buffalo' dur.i
int the present week, haw ing large housed
nightly, and our cotemporwrins iw all parts of
the country speak of them in farms of praisel,
GIRARD AID Vicintwx.—We fret the foUow
ing from the Union:" One family in ()hard
township— that of Mr. Betts—has• furnished
six, boys for the service.—Some maple sugar
has already been made in the Western p'art
or the county.—John Smith—the "übiquii
toes John"--enlisted frost Girard last week
—Charley Noyes has purchased a splendid
white horse at a cost of $600,, which he fr
training for the ring.—.--Tom Thumb and h'
wife are repected to visit Din Rice, in Guisr
about the latter part of Marcn.
CORRESPONDENCE.
We lards contributions to this department of tbo , b
rewer from pinions of ItYlaT shade of opinlbo—religio4,
politica or otherwisev—it Wog - ninienifoOd, of coons,
that the Editor is La no way to be ball responsible for t •
views or stabrnients of his corniepondenta. AH ertittes,
to mann insertion,ienat beactionipenbd bilks nal MuM
of, 1 1,4 ' isokhnr.]
1 4 . um the 831 Rettesetit. it
w,. ~ • krt. Wren. J '•• • • i
CAI? ON sae 88u lticiVe P. V4l!
SmsDAY. Feb. 21, Mt ji
The following is•a dopy of the re.enliCt
nients of veterans belooging to the 83d, iwto
will probably beta Erie' I.y Thursday or Fri
day : Whole . number 71; aistrigner'ti.tie
county 61; Co Warren , county 10; td -
West Ward, 80 ; Erie city i ; Waterfordlibro.
1. This list is•from the muster and deserip
siva rolls. The seven !assigned td Erie l city
wish tischeose their Wart when tiler get hhpws.,
t think all would have been uslvied tome
county if some of the 'officers from ciaWfcird
had not influential'. the men to choose other
Counties.
•
Jr convenient, plessel show the usignMent
to the proper.authoritY so u to secure the
boys the toil bounty. •j
They will, no dpubt i i
bring with them Certificates from their soaps•
dy llsaussailera certifying to their assicimint
to certain sub-districlt • •
.• i•XL
erpaid suggest to our citiseas th7iipro.
priety of tendering die veteran' "Brae - elid
as appropriate reeePtion. It there li say
body of MeII in the article, who deserve e
plaudits and honois 'their fellow oitizen#, it
is this gallant and favorite regiment.] ;
pererallssUoa - ot the 113 d.
irrittis for the Oheernr_.]
My dear readers , we are getting pert
i tly
deinorilized, for the simple reason that ] we
cannot have the word of God preached
We have a:Chaplainin our camp,but,whaOse
Is ? lie Is of ns use' to cc, foi b e lOoqirot
preach the word of God nor the words ofithe
The fact is, he does not preach faai.
Why can we not have some one to preach to
or giro us the money that is • paid to the
Chaplain for his services, And we will fnrnish
'ourselves with the word of God, and read it
those that cannot read.. CHIP.
, Nvatioto.
i 1
D P/NROM At Co., - '
.
. . DUSAN' or ass tam op Hastriralli o
;and Manufacturer' and Jobbers In Tin aid Capper Wary
i
'sumer !Meth and Mat" 84., Eris. Pa melte.
Furniture & Other Property.
r DARTIE3 LEAVING THE CITY, OR'
X giving up lona tiepin as sell sit ter flak es
'applying tl 4;![O. W. INILSIC
'far:UV. . - Pa:
Farm for Sale.
: THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER OR
BAse the faro bolos/big to the hetes e t t l f ew t.j
m tobla.
limey uesli:du/75 acres, situate in East
:four miles from the city. cm the !laniard Mali Road.
There bon the premises a good dweiHug house aid two
large orchards. The property will be disposed of aiw res.
somible terms. Litollo acres of good wood and pastere
laud, situate to Summit tp., au the ohuopike Road, about
dee miles from P. W...ROBINSOM,
i febr-Ser. i . P. A. BINFXIN.
' Farm for Sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERR i FOR
Salo his Parm, *nosh, In Ilarbormssic tp., at: milts
Imm Eris and thrts•quarimni Ma mils South of tbs BM-
W() Road, trontsini.g 60 sores and silowsnes, baying
stsetad illation a trump dwirling house and WO ban,
with good orehtroll, wall Imitstsd.mearly shommd.
=der good improvematt geaerally.
. r0•27-st.• JOHN 11*CL
Farm' to Rent.
AFARIif IS OFFERED TO -RENT IN
the t• wnehip of Hartoreteeir, eontaloin
iitterr ACRES, all Improve-1 with rood build•let„ good
orehare wen watered, well diWtoed for.greto at - gni&
Will to let tbr owe par oe dee ye :rm. lam gas tom : gam
2.3 g miles sotith-ea.t from Weida. Tulle, os the Station
Road, bOltr 'Chili:ma Stinnett, place. , •
For farther particular; appl7 on the premiere, of
frbilT-:we PICTER LAVILRY
FOR RENT. .1
- A Valuable and Desirable Stand for a;
GROCERY OR GENERAL COUNTRY STORE,
At Irvine, Warren County, Pa. t
Tho building Is agrees. with a Oar, dry ',Dir. Taws
is also i DWELLING KOINE attaithed, whiehyill ha
nulled with the Stars If desired.
Por particulars, address
N. BlDol,s,4llippay
feb27ll. Irvine, Warns co., Ps.
. READY ,PAY STORE !
P. & J. MINNIG
Would nospeettully Worm the ?ohne that thity have
purl:based the
STOCK OF 'OROCERIKS OF JAMES BLISS,
DONNAS Oi 1T AND ITATI ara.
Whir. they lotend td trap u good an assortment of
FAMILY
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
WOOD k WILLOW WARE, AND VARIZTY 000D8
Best Brands of Brie County Maur 1
Kept aolistitat!, on band sad
WARRANTSD A GOOD ARTICLJC!
nr The highest liareet Pries paid for all kinds of
Country Produce.
nr Goods &limed free of charge to ay part of the
City.
.1. ‘lfebrdett.]
Mr:. ica's Photograph Litman k Prises.
IWILL send 9ne of my beaatifal Pho.
gr.bh Alcoms, rind. from the Quest Turkey Maroc.
co, with double heavy gold plated extension Caeca, wrill
raliable tir express, prsepald, tor eve dollars.'
No ono need road the mosey till they know what prise
will aceompliny the Album- . ffrissons can first send on
their name. awl try their met. They wilt be ootilled by
return mail al the result of a diatributioo; whew they
hare the oddity. of sending fee the album wad TOW or
not, as,they rh.nse Splendid Inducements offered to
ssents.ladies as well as gentlemen Yell particulars,
with eirculsis, sent by mail Address - (with stamp for
return postage) Mrs. LUCY ALLEN, box 6 bed, New
York Cite. •
gar P..l Any person who will cut out this adver
tisement and anelom 'tin a letter to some friead la the
army. sud notify me of the fact and to whom sent, iholl
receive by return mail a beautiful and exact II
glaph of biaj,4 Geuerat Giant, worth at retail 40 meta.
A aloes stamp will 'Oliver both for tl» velars Photo
graph and trial at lu4, tugboat= boomtown intim
leta.7.lw. Mn.e ALUM
POSITIVELY ONE WM' ONLY I
FARRAR HALL:
LOVIE'S GIGANTIC PANTISCOPE
AMERICAN WAR.
This magoillosat wink of art just dabbed. at Use nor
mous expense -of $40.000, vast and e• .e , prehensile, old
elally lxitheritinLand, minute to detaill., and the may
extensive and papal sr exhibition of tbo kind before the
public, will exhibit at FARRAR, II ALL, foot ear week,
eonntstiolog !4011114 r,. FED. 42,1544.
Every leers I*j:stinted from Pilot-graph views, taken
on tht spot, 1-y BISHRY LOWE, of Frank Now
York Iliustrsted Neshipaper, sad wasted with scrip's
lona ddelltv by Cho. Murk, Heavy lowle, Davidson,
Thompson. Todd and Robineoe; of Yew York, Roston
and Ptaladelptilit.
Commencing ot the drat breaking ost of Hostilities.
and motioning down to the present time. sheets, 'wiry
event of Importance cionneeted with the terriWe mated
from the First Drug Signal at Sampler delis to the Last
8 ttle. .
sew
sod
with start log Diomede idiots estirely sew
sod on a seals of smagoidasnee arm before attempted.
The are mid smoke of tho advancing heats ars assn. the
thunder of comma and the din if the battle field fall upt
on the east of lie andleoce and the raszfal omit of
:11=seavi firth ' Is
Pretsrs:leott:ll: disttsetaw and
lisagla • tie:emirs@ semi specdatere et the solalbre mum
red.
Twc illin" Ltleses eeslui = l itres on Wafaudey and *Platy.
day 'Aerator's at 8 o'clock, for the accommotatien of
&bola, ladies and @Wide's. sod pansies Wag at a Ca
esars Mr. .1. H. Itaibbas, the sesolapliabed Werstiba•
tat, .10 deliver • lecture °peach CIOCIAOII.
Altattllloll. stogie ticket; 28 seats lye for 81.018.81 be
had as Ensign's Beat Storeand at the door.
it the afternoon Matinees ebtldies will be admitted
fir 10 orate *ma. DOITS open at ? Veto* ea& "OMIT
and at a o'clock at the Wadresday lust dststdey after-
noon Matinees. J. 0 HOPKINS, Munger
Fes. 25 64. CHAS. II: READ,'Aguit.' .
lIIIPORTAIIi TO RABILIED LADIEI3I;' 1
' 4.1 ' • TRULY A BLESSIBID t . 1
BLEB SING
T WI LL SEND. free of charge. to, •
arty Lady
i . who will Yynd in her name aed address. drroceser
huii to ronw‘ww the 111Z4411156 pets of DEMI) vowel" ; i
also bow to hare MOW= Aral* and liandifsi Chi 4-
r
yyn ; al.o own other azerand "STANT nowt the,
only Mil N and edi
.. TIO. !
Sty °eedle diddefddie dr to Wino 47
LA, to team., , - •
IliDldlitattiltri, K. D.,
rearim-Sri. __
.li, ~ -.--- 111.11roaferay. N. lr day.
-.•,:, ',.- •
DR . WEBS TER.,
! or OVITALO, N. Y.,
• HAS LOCATED 'IN -ERIE. PA., ' nil'
GrSir'S ' tuttlie o.lAm' K N. iferiletrea illoet
mot Oboe r%* e. whore he la prepred to tryst aumeseloU 4 •
•
t i
Wialittion of Oxygentied Air;
ALL DIANANAS OR' TN li HUNAN ittill.M. . 1
• The Oxy gm la hfflealeAdltemetty tats. ahe lll 4
through them settled tato the tote 4, expellleMpar
rldea,trom the system. anottealing any sodomy d owe
ertttreoblettil ling dowelheinitiet. Rbeenene'efiNnetitn,
0014 • 4014 00 if****Mater i vi i. ,.. , ... the air it
tenathe SI lets oltaidllpft 0 alr t a . bLe
~4
. 01(
teatimes asysentad and p rd,
Aft dees before the olio. , 7-• t .. • .!• • . - 7 7 3M. r-
A *W.de
ng etalethalieee ad theantilan tettll MS ' lid
the Yellowi dosses I Dripa r lMMWlle
'Agri PORIIMitt. riliNdeohle.e d- IttetplieW Co".
ineapidhi,Aathnta,Brenehltia, la, Liver
Neereaelllme tnnervrtelaver•ssurif, Molt C i=,
.0 alt- Mono, Erysipelas., Itereattei,leedese,
ei fr eurit
itiatniCeniplieht, Sy hide, node Weakaeseee let idt
li
. teli,e,tat i all nerednia_eneterhae al
1.„.,' 1 . r . ", , 1 . ; 7 ,11U7- A
~.. inottylhrto sonithie phlibe
made* mind of the slam of Int otematent Its ae:a
I**lollltetent L eatto Woe' the alLated to *ace thew
• • 1
redellerelteetinualltr Able treatment • , .
tern li nt i Zeli t . " i ' 1 1
0 1.
~tent dam. et New
lei 11118 Oelt Telma awed by tide treat.
new OM I St •
I i
•' Z 41 " .. .!“;1 h t q,i I
.:... 7 ^." 11/ II VILDING. , ,I
MM'S S. .• nu/intro sow A -sant from;
Aloe afoot for UN odo et Dr ;P•pofis;
Tristloo, of 254 pogo. on Basosoboidthoo and. Ow Die
oostobiotkoa.k A lafpll44Mloff
4
diadig s..t a und .
.L . 1 1 rethi . 64114 dausoiti4u
tof gda equity. No. 41 of MA.
ir
coat af counaur
birlinner Of Ilde i ;
sad sa Us
du bah, Mg
&Ma Ist Mr
=MI
MI
si is kept in Erie
A. MINS! 4
Cif 11111
4' 4 4 4 4 4
LADIES AND GsrmantErt !
BEFORE PtiIiLCIEiSTNO
EU
f oi* firtei
&YD "
- MELODEONS!
..L.4,...,p h appi o nge• mai 016•101.01 it se bistro
um
sad 11 ,a llt•-••17fttollikUr 1110 , 1101 eqr
as of • 1 sad weetasultip equal ta lei=
sardor • I you !Nest co• lb. bet that lb. obj•••-
Woes amist4l Ai- WSJ 41.5011.11a.5$ 147 ametal•
ammisloshlesaf Ude eity. mo u
semell 'sly My e 4 TAW
sal tow Maw (ftellamm?)
ENOSMOUS COMICISSION. I
Vida leenater. built *Nee who bay et.. to tie
somata hem lei la 211 per mat.. far I *wad raiser al
low the wwww. to tie beim theta to the seoldlor who
Wahl we iheaboadeeldimidL •
I sai a illedea UM, straight sad. forwent, sod hale
areeetaS Also and
I must sal*, thereat§ at at Orr InnolV
Or &dead lii•Oeitoonsiat oat If it, or •boat unmet awl
halls late the P nr Haase for the all' • of dainty's. the
heavy mat WNW* thretwrh whose irblatparieg sr
Masa will sat ire.botter. U thy are net good. sec bed,
, u they are gaol.
I will pay I. say ilia, woman or eland, he moss% re ,
aired 'er a nese with wiy wane se It, if they an sat
plesaid wi I will pay a Maned DeCers le say
ewe who U l m‘see •oin Si widish the ?Nar. is brae,
Übe sic may Now Ye& a ••I Bela. Pisan bun Mlle he
this eity sad seesty._. the paella tall sinus nil
poeraos sre—aot the tea thene.usgeniall• Wes with
aoaseetheenta ; mob r where they helm
lily an warria'ad to I. supplied - with all
geed inproveniesta and oat give satisfaction or se pay.
tutees PISANI stall =aka+ dna he bad of Na as mill
sad cheep as way Clow mac.
notes reedy to purchase anything in the howls US,
will has remember that lit dealing Largay In Put.
oil if trained is gewerally, and can eilkw iadaaweeat.
randy arzeidle b Lay flerlfabloy dealer.
rerun warranted by Of CGS be retied apes. I being
Paaafacts nor, fuser, Payer and lieslitisa, es well as
l'esshe , . Ify warrant la o• od, bawler lum owed t r the
araerat. lip optaloir la naay ones bee boo • beaailt to
thesi who waveband flames, and sou e who did sot be
lie • was at Ind &sad +he troth after a while by their
hoe • i
A rind° Pelt, node elsewhere is a., better fin that
ruse bat all Pismo are goad 'bleb 'Li mole tbe
good are good sod the baii--bad. Lute a Please are
hinthhed by an. as above said, at ilaselestariessf prism
Krona Os laird ossalsis of a ray choir* ealeetlee, amt
is lairr than any ever aired for aide l• are.
Piajtos TO LET.
Er cru Ottlets pteoaptly Weibel t•.
W. WILL/PIG.
Cheapest Furniture Store
L Wiliest:lolTO tin Country.
EiSTABLISHED 18571
t G. W. Ellsey, Erie, Pa. .
HAIR BEDS,
From 38 Cults per pound.
RO f UND•CORNER BEDSTEADS,
$5
00 .
SEA GRASS BEDS,
From $4 00
ARH• ROCKING CHAIRS,
From $2 50
SPRING BEDS,
1 • From $5 00
CANE CHAIRS,
TABLES, LOUNGES, BUREAUS,
And otber , rwraitars, L 0... Ms .. . Lowest.
West Side State Street,
Next Palmer's Grocery.
Now, fa the Court of Commas Thee
Ipkra('es. of Ilia Comity. No. S 7 Magma
La y mou.u...
Divans. Tem len. -Ailas Subpoena in
. DEFENDANT IN THE ABOVE
stated eamh i i l i ti ! ii l tw iereby notified to appear at the
of Common to be hoiden at Erie, sad for
the orrenty trio , oa swumd lioaday in Wanks:rat;
ami mower
by
maid eou.plalat. sad ahoy out" it sty
ahe bath, why a divorce from the beads of malatmeny
should not he vented to raid plaintiff.
om. - ALIEN A. CRAM, Shad!.
CLARK'S 'DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
FOR THE HAIR,
Fastpris Gray 4 Faded Hair 4 Beard
; - ?O fl LtTURAL COLOR,
AND IS A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
For the Bead sad Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Eradicates 'Dandruff.
CI:ARK'S RESTORATIVE,
, • Promotes its Gkmth.
&LARK'S /1011ITTIFRATIVE.
Prevents its Falling Oft
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Tian unequalled Dressing.
CLARE'S' RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
• i Is good for Ladies.
CLARE'SA RESTORATIVE,
Is good for old People.
CLARIC I B RESTORATIVE,O
- - , - • is.Derketly lisroless.
ptirks tirntritgrivt,
Contains no Oil.
C'LLltlf.'S RESTORATIVE, ' - ,
. .
Is not *Dye.
ICLARK'S RESTORATIVE, '
I Beautifies the Hair.
;CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
i • Is splendid for Irhiskon.
ICLARIC'S BESTOW/ME,
1. , Neaps the Hair in its Place.
ICLAItIE'S RESTORATIVE, ;
I • , Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
• Prevents Eruptiona.
I CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
fkops itching end Barn ll2-' g•
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,•
Keeps the Komi Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. •
Is Delightfully _Patterned.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Containsoo Sediment,,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE
Cootslns no them
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE? ,
PoHebei your II
CLARK'S 'RVITORATIV
• PrePares u for Part'
CLARK'S RESTORATIV
CLAM'S iatittilam.4o%l tor Ball'.
All ladies WWI it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. •
`No Lady wiil do without it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 1
. . 'Costs but r EL, 00
Era RE:stoutly& . •
N 2 64 Si' Origami sod Daum
MILAN S! p botibil.4 istUrvitor $1
• • - U. CLARK At VW. PieptisiLss.
& DASIMS 4 Ott.„ N. lr tissiesi
.
•
I , I I N %V 1; 4 0N WC t•-Waag e •
Jad.• te ,• 'Abe Cent, Pras.ise
•k r 1317 . t Cunt isir • trltt+faa, Pa_
TB 1.11102111', 01111/IPgd? AND flg•T
SAPa to;* relonsid.3 sityss
ne ast ain si si rligeter Ilassfestunirs
Mild 4 W ll . 'gni litlo4lllOng do d o dater tad M. -
Ant al allr Um: - .
I aniioligna seadsetet sspeessesd Teasiess
and prattled awes tants uko prep.» loess amga hr
set we twinges, at the lass* espies* and gamiest &Ales
be WSW' Illeagnig nsd agepaegsb4 Wageless a
mean and tot merit eel". Ikea the oalversal
prehre.ea ter anduslan d lOW Wee" bg Assisi*
r.. 01116.
A=llll=llolo Panama et dm des she
be Me sr lii Prima 1.. lad ever all
ootapotttoot, tosolois Rapid BRAWNY
01111101411111 wind dig fall gatersatliga seal Pus ea
appllottloo to lb. Principals.
AWL' 'it MN. Prinepal
Iry Aased whom lb. Sosa and Claris at :slakes* Mid
Badness Wes 'radius*.
viSlGHTfall.i. OA I,
IMAM BMW,
eau BEI* MUM
T•hudeirs aad Conscripts,
1.1 0 SOLDIERS OR ANY. OTHERS
"'fain t , 11/OMM tbeirlaaome.tbere le so b.ttar
trey et deb/ es at Ws tins, Ws trees Übe mile of ear
vs=darr Wiiiturirse Aellanassima 1,
ir %LW* far ellegewile the arol-eeil
treveiers."--Neee2 Ladle% lA. 21.
.Perstleet. beet awl ibises t enr offered."
—22 T. Alan ft raa.
"Very - pr•tty Wake's for the arm "—M.
r. - 44** son Airems. (410vemoug Ortau.] Avg. 2e.
the e'dist sad add rislhiblis bonus Is bud.
. —Leatimaai 4,,Morriut, July
SUMO Till OBSERVER&
sa d • innthig in Open ireas.se Lades or
Ira* Ottoh44 with NW* Self-Hhollag 10pe.,..
anat. a and Plineing Novelty. •
Pala thy poittliset end oat niennlea tot decidedly
the bent end shosspest tlntegnese irgemerat end reab)*
ass net *lend. Ii within It isM econneteg wi h th Its
eirerinairy, It. 1t .... whale( attnehoent nindering s hey
entirely nasseerny. no owes et We !Patch are cow.
prod et two minas. the inter toe Wag On Id car it
geld, It Ins tba 4tiptined rab sedan liner movete. at,
end hi wursatedasi etteante egMee. Prle., se perbl
isignred, per ease at wt done, !stet. Sam* Ma cho.
I. ant ineesase bens. M.
BILITZB WATCHES.
Mt Cleo Huntington Plane, for antency of
a 471 sew-
Misty imalarisl. and, Owe l ii, none In
then natehre oust Ware universal appraise.
La taltation se Ihn.Woes that It ran hardly be Masted
by the met experiment Jaffee. The mat-nal below at
bre Instals. the eater me trot agility Sterling Mixer,
while the law em la Gamin Saver, it sent be mewl
aimed bp
bat
Is
eaverini, waking It, not only
la aspeamme ls durability, lb* best wombliture of
dOLID tTRRLINURILVIRtoexistence.
Tkir ale of thine Wattles In the wait it a mares of
neomeas pa °llk Malin( as they eery readily do, at j 1.%
L oad IlLiY4rilil *my handfed &liars tan be wade la a
y sts• by aup one of ordinary business taut
A? WillOLßestit OILY! In best, hie:lUDs
lONIC isaattfally engraved, white mew dial a al Caner
. t head; la rood reaming odor, by the hall &gen, 1,06.
'Sold wily by the pee - ad' !I
neestpt ter tyro &Wiwi. at gust eaten erred Calik.
Win 11404 elibbbell by OZll9lllllbir ally part Or the loyal
ttaitt,esilitetlep.ba'anor of bill en &Wary. Mt m
aim buyers egialnet wed, 'Ma( them tbeir watoltee
beforeynammint le nutted
8 . 4 , 10Pre fir Miaow staff over melt cos IN AD
• aims, a, the express compete, pwitnepteray egress mak
ing aollortki yin meti dsomrout iouslines Remember,
OW dearillOrtraw utak tlits wig hairrie rebel &sue.
Wir gsansaitei;tat dlefitretp ted Watchus, *bother
they ezesent by mail or eiptene.
HIM R AL/ RRO' Volt ls.p its m
11l Rreeelleray, Cotner Courtlendt SIINt. N Y.
Acizoinistra' tor's- Notice.
T&TT* RS OF ADMINISTRATION
jj loavoibtos to the Vatleteigo-O, oo tko
• dab of LoMomoos doessoull, lots cf itillereek
Leos math, ra ; Moth" b btioby g you to al poroooo
koookoitkelooloos ludolokod to tboot • atom* , loner
Oleo payseot s d the.. having Wotan ursine. 02.
Mato will groom% dos, growl: aathentie.ted, for
sottlowoot 0. OINGPI. if.
r. W. NOICOLER,
Admloistrotoro.
ILllend. ►.b. VI, 'lll4w
DM*lntim If Co-Partaenkipe
FIICE of Crawford it Ciughey was
dlasoliod et tie Ist loot. Alt debts of said Arm
lb •et:lpd b Wo. A. Crawford, to whom a' l debts
Wagging I sold arm will ha paid—hr alone
_bolos an-
Lltor;sod to sue the moo of the Arm In ...Vim' the
mum 111 f A. CR4WFOtto,
&Anti 111fRnIf C. C t106H111".
T"VNDERSIGNED SAVE THIS
day famed a ee-peitasnthip ostler the aria same
W omelet(''llChrietta% and etlt caution, the Grocery
sad Slap Oliaadleri a rr at the old stead of Creston%
& Casgbay' No. T
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WY A. cßikwrotiD,
gem, Jai. I, L 1. OHIWITLAN.
Farm for gale.
THE undersigned - offers for sale, until
the Tlith of Tebrnory next, his Taro; to Summit
tp., esidalsing one hundred sad forty acres, mo, e or leas,
one handied ems improved ; the balsam; good • tim
bre, rood farm ballotage, weber! sod is 'well watered, It
is situated 7 miler nem trio on the Witerford plank
reed. if not sold by the Mine data it will be ranted for
MOOT MORI pen, JAJSAJOHNSON ,
J anTSitf.
R E
(AL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
CHEAPER YET 1
WWI TWO STORY DEC! ROtreg, with rose Whir.
Web rho are, exielkiet well of water, hope raters,
wrap kora Wag bers, FS by el, an omelet or
of grafted belt, lariedlag apples, sherries,
peer; ha, reran the Oat Lob of Dili with SO
are of earner entead, part otorlilah eoeurado
as Oserpossel view of the Oily, Day. Saber, fie .
foe.. $O,OO.
SA ACII*3 seloislop above, mall Muse bona, large frame
air geed ordure et grafted limit, la, f0r...54,000
ACUeI CSOICit LAND—Snail frame loose, frame
hare, orchard, ka, i Nina floor Die, for - $6,100
II? ACR/lie, erne@ are lira, 40 hoptered,babiaoe goal ,
,
wood lead, 1 rilefres trabery Road sad Jaeloral
Statige-rmall hoar, hue aed welter for... er,too
?Mt Lape l gad Coloplate OIL IteINERY, in the dry of
ltre, harm as the 4111, Refierary.* ea/malty !boat
• likbortelg per week repther with It Sena of aud.
friann ea Plea Lie ItafframLlbr;....--$4,400
„ "1 .
.guau, Leto, Heger sal Leta sad Oat Lots la late City
Sail tabula
TOW aoloadlor sawally Wank aad a:doodad
bla motashatariag boidada, mode bads to oarg tt.o.
sad Ii distenlasil to toll s pod of Lb best itatita.
I,ltanforsollari tho torardag at the abode low Mot, sad
will ludo tie be.. growabls sad Wu pallid.
• -A. KINC.
McAlister's
OINTMENT
Pumas eti thus vest pessUaritiss
is tits.. Moser• iry179•86•4 ti. foils sad
; vortedstithop Taisuallo Tungplntloa.
It f lillosbariple w VlstaUnl Illeeiredesso
moves Übe emus et emus.
k lease Ma Ostia ose ef Bums, alerts sad
Wessels sad eddies tallsaa at sew
It Sr AboWfbed by tbe'SklN wit hassles, WI
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It "ems* Ake X aslrwbota Ajjobbil to 'Af ..
boys ottils Lassa, Stimuli sad leirols.
able luaus lleseSslal tsi XJ4ser
liberpisiats.
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I , thaa Oath n in mated lama= adhetag
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had tam Dm at mai thai ahr weir
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mom oritrteatted to.
It hi knows at sresant watt. oa tf. let
1100thiegaad bothos ointment to Waimea.
Jena No Is t tareli ti lira la*or aatt Prafaittai, Wow
TOIL
It la Wit at t ate by all Prutt, evetyvtim. Volt
by hair at Varna. tia.4 VIA t sit Bow, Aginattbi Ede.
Depot at Manor it tta'a. elt utota way."
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Arnold's •
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water I.IIPORTiaIoN
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$l4 WoMers,
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vingliag mar at all area aid 'O&M's. • i
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No. 4 '44•4 Bons& . •
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BTKEETS.
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