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p . iect fu ifeelseite, Giddinees,
, SO Iron to) great
1,1 1.1 to the 110%4, ihrtu'd nave, ba without
..ra•l'kei PILL!, sell uleny ht,hly
vre J by their immediate Use.
ifrNT,Ol , WESITIMISTIIIICO,., N. I . ..,•einea
~r . „ r a r cs has used Braudreth'e Pills for
Ara es metiHne. When he trete
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Alf,otione Cos.iyeneas, or Irri•
, it` , or Medlar, ht does nothing bat
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01 to ttk- end retinte the
h tit lit, Ime pl 1. r.ory attack oreicknese
4.1.3 qvt, year, thi• nwtkiod has Defer felled
, to hearth ; st.d few men ire to be found
sat bratty •4 las Slay 16 It, 1961. ,
by Pr I. trie, sod by ail respectaltie
• • :1:1.111 anyle-lut.
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011'F:111lb C-1(1)%V Y I. a ra.re bauble, but
I geauty, ronf•red oo the bead which
bil neglected to embellish. or TIM. has robbed of
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t,. all an,l applied br all flair
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p:rechP, win I calla, .praine, bruises,'
~,t., rah , . si;pping etitle,_prer heeling, tore
nu i the (net, /..! It Is warranted cheaper and
than any ether art' le ever °Cored ;to the publie
t. animals have tern tired of the cola and
:er•l.eatin; by thi' Liniment ; and hundreds that
. .pp!cd an/ lane bare been rep•tored to their former
—fur it 17111 td by ail the grit horsemen throueliout
Ord•ri An , constantly received from the rte.
L a ..10:(1:.f Fulasi for fresti adppliea of thin i im i nin hi e
(hrr LA testosomtaia Aare bele flawed. Re
to c o?, out lu time may save the life of
bono.
and s.le..tet b, all 411h/10,1e. t/ffice,
I:ortistolt utreet, St, York
4 lik.Nll.li 11.4 r, cured of NtrYtlllll Debdity, 114
compeenev,Pretue.tnro Decay ma .1 Youthful kirrer,
1.14.41 by a ‘1641r0 to beinntit others, will lie happy to
rule) to nil.. tio beet it, (fr.it of charged the !ceps
iltrectioan for making the Pimple remedy used la his
• • 'lkon.) wislilue. to profit by his ezperieuen, and
•••§4 a Valuable iterundy, will receive the n
we, by
tutu mail, (carefully sealed,) hr addreswing
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nu, and otOnrx, who antler from Nervous Debility, Pre.
AMIN Denny of Manhood, kc., aupplylog at lion ANZIO
un• t hit means of se li-e ci re. Hy one who Lai cu bi amid
er undergoing connidorable quackery. By encloslut
ikst-paiti adtfremenJ enrefupe,aingq_e CUpifl way NJ had
f tbeautbor, NITif•SI NATIAIR, Eaq ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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BRI1 ) E OVER MILL CriEEK,
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lit that kicd of Posh
Ord,* for Other anthra^lte or Rltamionue Coal
clll oe promptl) !toPn 4e 1 to
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Now Lost S How Restored
Jl3 -;T PUBLISHED a -New Edition of
Da. CrI.VISWELL'S CeC><saat tP 6evs-on the
-ud,cul cure (Without •meTielnv) 0; .001100/., or
Weakbers, Involontlry Semikttl Low', INFO
t lofty, Ntent tl and Pn%oiett loctratelt , , Impedamente to
`olurlnge, rte. ; alw, , CoV,•CIIPTION, EPILISPSY and FITS,
Inlncw by h.lf-Ine;olzence or sexual ettraTairance.
ry Prlce, to kneeled evirblOpe,,Only e mote.
(he celclipttc4 mathor, h this admirable may, clearly
aeta4ibvtrate., teem a thirty
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that the eleriwnq consequences of self abuse may be red-
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r the and ;tattoo of the ode—pointingcut a mode
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.tAlell every .utieier, ta, matter %list La tonthtton
L c , cancure home( cheaply, pr mated, and radically.
V. This Le-taro should t e Cu the heorl , l of every
tauth and every moo en the loud.
unapt F. 11, to n$ Flom msrinpr , to IlidreFi, 01:1
the tPrelpt ni tWO roFtaze Address
the publishers, CNA% J. C. KLINE k CO,
T.' hut :ry, Sew York,
Prse - 111/ire Box, WA.
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-Phila. Erie R, It. Propefier Line.
zning it if II FA Lo, ERIE. AND DETROIT WEEK-
Ly \ r.F. STACNOLI PROPELLER
- claw. V. W. Van Patten
•4CIOT.\, •
Zcill I.,ve Erie fir. Detroit every SATtnin AY, at 7
0 cl,rln p m , returolog oil WEDNESDAY rooming, and
for Bauoat 7 o'clock. I.l.lsriug Budalu for Era':
From evi•ning at 'r o'clock. Having lint alai. acomm.
ru,latmco tur 6 msagere; and good capacity for Freight.
Pittr,,L4l:r ppiy oto marl or 10
. 11 VARNI,f,
• lieu' Pageenger and Freight Agent,
At Gray it• Farrar'a Store. •
'r vi••OL/.1•1', oeir dro Agorae, r•ouilo.
• HlANot.os, 1). 1) W &LK Agouti, Erie.
B I th 1.1.1. Ageot., Detroit.
I). W. IIiTICHINSoN,
United States Claim Ag't,
UIRAHD, PENN . /1.
PENSIONS, BACK PAY - ,
- BOUNTY,
‘1 r (Attila% •01%%t IL • Govoutuorat at t•hded
to %lth prozuptuevi
CHARGES REASONABLE.
ea - Apple ttiqv Ly ltett sttenth.l to the situ% as tf
.my2h'64-303
Feral for Sale.
'pH E UNI)ERSIGNED OFFERS FoR
1a al• his Farm, situated in Tnmmit tp., about ati
nira:•cntii of Fa..., on the old SfeKesti raft u. It eoio•
t. eve AS aert a, about '..a) good woodland, OM the rest
1.6.,-e!, molt'' , tree of atu-ope, and harm; trot el .ss
"eau{. A kupr.rior orchard of grafted fruit is us the
a-ni rhe land la well adapted to gram and gran.
pro, ementa are a good t co-story Immo Dwelling
I large ii ink Barn and I Frime then, good
°sou H oth r nut-bailti•no.
dpply to the nuderaigned on the t eem'.
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Administratrix' Notice.
ETI'ERS of ADMINISTRATION on
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ERIE, PA., JULY 2, titG4
£, W. deiim to- obtalli a correspondent In leery
township lathe enmity. Political essays w• can obtain
Ia abundauc• ; what we want Is the local news from all
parts of the couoty. Any parson yritin to us can de
pend on having his name kept strictly conlideutiat ; and
it he has tears' that the commuotesition Is not tut proper
shape o n, we wilt put it to epprnpilate trim.
rip- city subscribing, moved by carrier. will be charged
twenty-era ceuts per 'car extra. reams who fall to
remitathelr papers regularly will confer a Geier by nott•
/yip, ne of the same. W. Prefer to hare all aubeeribers
wh.. eau entrrsulantly, procure their papers at the &Ice
of publication.
rim The hoer at which the Obseresr le pot to press
each week, is 2 o:slock oo Frt•Lt efteroono. Adterttue
meate will be reeelte4 op to 9 o'cloek lot ths dap of pub
liewtloo,
t om" All Advertisements, Job Work •od Suberiptiono
iron* pencil:lo wboee raipoostbitity Id not known to the
pub!lobent, versa Do pail sa advents -
Tim New AICIIIIIIIIIOP or/New
Mr. M. A. Quinn. Pesch Sitiet, between 2d
and 8d streets; has been appointed agent by
the publishers for the sale of the portrait of
the newly appointed Archbishop of New York,
ltrost Rev. John lifcClosky. Price 26 cents.
It is au excellent picture and will be much
sought after by the friends of the Archbishop
Ecottostux —There is no use in denying it
—the prospects for the poor men of the North
begiu,to wear an aspect of much discourage
meno Geld is going up—up—up—and unless
we have some very importani victory soon, it
I will not take long until it - reaches 3U), and
when it once attains that point, the jump to
four and live,hundred will be very short and
rapid. The "prices of most articles- keys kept
*Ca with gold, and will continue to do so
always; but up to within a short period arti
cles of food have been ,an exception. Now,
that these have started along with the general
current, the situation of th.i working classes
is rendered harder-than ever, and we shall be
agreeably disappoinied if the ensiling winter
does not develop more cases of actual suffer
ing in our community than have ever been
experienced. The maxim we would impress
upon the minds of all over whom we have in
fluence is this—oeonomiss. We have repeated
it often before, and perhaps - been laughed at
for our pains, but we tell the people plainly
that there is a harder time coming than they
have yet felt, when they will realize the pa
triotism of our suggestions, and, perhaps,
regret that they did not heed our advice.
SABBATH SCHOOL CILIBILATION ON TUB
Fouaru.—Extensive preparations for the flab,
bath school celebration city - oit the
Fourth of July are being made, and it is ex
pected to be a very pleasant and successful
demonstration. The number of schools that
will participate are thirteen, including all lb
the city except those connected with the Park
and Episcopal churches. The order of exer
cises has been decided upon as follows : They
will form in procession at 9.30 a. m. on Peadh
street, the front resting 011 the corner of
Eighth and extending north. Each school
under its banner. The procession wilt move
up Peach to Tenth, over to State, and dolt%
to the East Park, where all will unitejn sing
ing our National hymn, "America." Prayer.
by Rev. Dr. Lyon. Singing, "God Speed the
Right." Brief address by Rev. Mr. laborn.
Singing, "Star Spangled Banner." , Another
brief address by Rev. Mr. Stackenbeig.—
Singing, "Marching Along," during which
the processio'n will march into the West Park,
where, after• a blessing asked by Rev. Mr.
Cain, refreshments will he served to the Sab
bath schools, and the exercises close with
singing the "Sabbath School Army," and ben
ediction pronounced by Rev. Mr. Hayes.'
Anyßr:lft or PITSOLIMX.—The collecting
of petroleum is generally regarded as a mod.
ern discovery made by Drake. But Herodotus,
who lived two thousand three hundred years
ago, about the period of the Prophet Malachi,
speaks of the collection of petroleum in the
island of Zente,on the Western coast. of Greece.
Dr. Chandler, in the early part of the present
century, visited Zente and found an oil well
in fall operation, thus confirming the narrative
of Herodotus. The Patriarch Job had uns.
thiubtedly visited that well or some other one,
a flowing well at that, otherwise he_ would not
have thought of the "jock pouring out rivers
of oil."
W. W. TODD
The Harrisburg Patnot and Union has
passed into the bands of a joint stock compa
ny possessing the-means and ability to make
it one of the first-class Democratic papers of
the country. The - publitihsra are Messrs.
Campbell & Hite—the fointrer, we presume,
being the same gentleman%recently connected
with the Johnstown Democrat. The Patriot
has always been an especially interesting and
well conducted paper, but under its new man:
agement we expect to see it much improved.
The entertainments given by Col. Ettinger,
in Farrar Hall, on Monday and Tuesday eve.
nings, were really very good ones and deserv
ing of better patronage than they received.
The performances of the liyie prodigies, Com
modore Foote and Col. :Intel, were, esceed
ingly interesting, and alone would have been
worth the cost of admission. The talent dis
played by Prof. Bro3ks, the blind musician,
is the subject:of considerable encomium.
Within the past few tmonthe the attention
of Philadelphia capitalists has been largely
directed to the advantage of investing in city
property and real estate in this section.—
During the last week, Mr Stratton, an enter—
prising gentleman of that city, who has been
here on a visit, and foresees theitrospeetive
importance of Erie, has purchased about a
hundred thousand dollars worth of property
In this oily. .
1:EZ1111
Our citizen's will be tntereited to learn that
direct shipments of oil from this city to - Eu•
rope have commenced A gentleman has pm...
chased about 2,000 barrels here, which he in.
tends to load in a vessel in our harbor, and
send direct to Europe, via. the Lakes and'Jhe
St. Lawrence river. If his enterprise shall
result suceessfally, of which we have no doubt,
it will open up a new and important trade at
our harbor.
Faaawsu,.—FareweU is a lonely sound, and
its echo has caused many a sad ,heart; but
none would feel saddened but . rather be great
ly oheere4 and beneBtted by saying farewell
to all laucli of Soda and stleratus-;except De
Laud & Co.'s Vhenural Saleralus, which will
Router rays of sunshine-and happiness io eve
ry household when properly use , l,being always
uniform and perfect.
Peterson's Magazine for July has articles
by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict,
Alice lliirthorne, and others well knowo iu
the ranks of magazine literature. This is the
cheapest work of its kind published, the sub
scription price being only $2 a year for sin—
gle clars. In many respects we think it
equal t most of the_three dollar maguine.i.
Bnowst's Baosoinar. Tgocgzs.—These Loz
enges are prepared from s highly ,esteemed
recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affections,
Asthma, Hoarseness, Caught, Colds and led
tationbr Borenees of the Throat.
.Speclal Notices.
LOCAL. PARAGRAPHS.
The •snow poblic sad private schools of
this city closed daring the present , week.
Never ask an wilttm * what the sena He
bag no timito tell; you,roven If be had the dim-
position. I L 4
The Bedford 04atti1 says the only three ab.
solutely certain things now•tl•days are tater,
drifts and death.; ,
, The semi-annual session of the Eris county
Teacher's Association will bs held la Wattle
ford on Thursday r and Friday o luly 7th and Bth.
The Osupette says Erie county oontributed
not less than $2,000 to the Philadelphia fah.,
beings more than any other county west at the
mountains. ) •
A special sleatiou to deckle upon tits pro—
po-seil constitutional . amentimints giviag the
soldiers the right to rote in the army wilt be
behi.en theArst ; Tuesday in August.
The Catholics of Union will celebrate the
Fourth by having -a pin-nio for the benefit of
their school Being the first affair of the
kind, It will, no!doubt, be largely attended.
The Weather tin Saturday'last was the hot
test we have exiierience.l since the summer set
in. On Monday morning we had a sudden.
change, and thick clothing becaine again quite
comfort able
oeatlenteli connected with the Philadelphia
Erieliiiiroaci l , inform ui that the track lay:
lag certainly be completed-by the Fourth
of July. [The road will not, however, r be - in
full working order before a tuotith..aicac later.
. to view of the surprising ease With which
Andrew Johnson slipped from thermal, of
the Breckenridge Democracy into the , bosom
of Disunion Aholitiontsrn, It has been, 'omit
ted whether he is not the same' old "Handy
Andy" that we Tied to road about
One of our most prominent and anceessfat
business men hands us the following sugges—
tion :
" If the conumers of dry goods Would par•
chase only for; present we, they would break
down the blgit prices of monopolists and spec
ulators."
r•
The amount realized from the Lecture course
of last winter,: as we learn from the 'report of
Mr. Caughey, ;President of the - Young Meats
Christian Association, was $1,781 43. The
expenses were $1,2261 04, leaving a clear
profit to the Society of SAM 44.
Mr. Samuel Carter has disposed of an in—
terest in his drug store to Mr. J. B. Carver,
and the business wilt hereafter be conducted
under the Arm title of Carter I A Carver. They
are both active enterprising men, and will
make one of the most go—ahead firms in the
city.
A supplementary draft, to make up the de.
taiencies from exemptions, commutations and
failures to report, watt held in Meadville, on
the 23dof June. We do not know the exult
number drawn, but from the list In the papers
of that county, we should judge it to be per—
haps one or two less than the original lot.
'We are requested to state that a meeting of
the First ward fire company will be held on
Tuesday 'vetting next, in the council room.
It is to be hoped that at least enough mem—
bore will be Present to fill the offices. If the
young men of the eity have not public spirit
enough to keep up a fire company, we sug
gest that the ladies start; one tend shame them
into it. i
•
It is quite time that the community were
making preparations for the next draft. That
we are to have another is cgrtain, fir the au
thorities Worm us positively tor effect,
and that it will not be long delay s is no less
sure. WiMour people conclude to wait and
take the chitnecs, or will they offer bounties
and All up the quota with volunteers as before!
If the latter, the sooner a movement is com
menced the better.
A valued personal friend writes to us :—"l'
am truly. glad to hear of your prosperity, 'for
the iedustri your paper exhibits and the pa
triotism off-your course surely deserve it. May
Ileavan, ever bless you." Such commendation,
coming 'from the honored and' disinterested
source it does, and accompanied as it is by
almost daily expressioas of a like character,
is an ample reward for alLthe contumely and
malice that may be heaped upon us by fren
ied pcgideslenemies.
1
• •
The people of Corry are making extensive
arrangements fur their celebration on the
Fourth. A. L. Richmond, Esq., of 'Meadville,
is to deliver the address. An excursion train
will run over the Philadelphia & Erie R. 11 ,
leaving this city at 8 oclock - a. m., Belie Val
ley 8:26, "Langdon's 8:83, Jackson's 8:45, Wa
terford 9 ; 03, Leßout 9:16, Union 9:28, Con
cord 9:43 Lovell's 9:60, arriving at Corry at
10:05 ; and will &are Corry to return to Erie
at 6:00 P. m.
A young man of this city, who was recently
married,ifound a basket at his door about a
week after, enclosing-an infant neatly wrap•
pod up. ! The unwelcome present was acoom.
puled bit a note from a woman wile had loved
him "no, wisely out too well,"_stating that ad
he bad chosen to desert her for another, it
was no More than just that he should take
charge oC his own child. An effort wee made
to keep the affair hushed up, but the gossip.
pets found it out, and the unfortunate dad•da
is not likely to hear the tut of it for some
time.
Corpoiml William Warren, of this city, who
was shot in one of the skinisishes In front of
Petersbtirg, was a young man of many excel
lent qualities, and possessed of. undoubted
bravery ! His character is best exhibited by
the fact ;that he was not required to be oti
duty on the day. of his death, bat knowing
the difficiulties of the task his regiment bad to
perform he would not consent to remain idle
while hia companions were in danger. He
fell at the early age of 24, respected by all
who adaiire courage, honesty and kindaems.
The famous Virginia lady, Miss,Belle Boyd,
who has done such good service to the Confed
erate cause, passed down the river to Mastro
el, on the steamer Banshee, on Sundt) , morn.
ing. The lady carried a small but sufficiently
persuasive revolver pistol in her skirt belt, a
precaution not altogether uncalled for, for on
this neutraebost,,,plying only in neutral wa•
tars, she' was dogged by two federal spies,
whose business it is to watch her, Miss Boyd
has resolution enough to defend herself from
any attempted foul !play by these gentry.—..
Kingston (Canada) News.
A pleasant young lady,, surely. What a
delightul - wife she would make for some mod.
yet and amiable young man ' •
A friend writes to us that ; large amount
has been raised in his vicinity for the benefit
of the sOldierti,and asks us to give our opinion
~w hether it had better be seat to the, Sanitary
or Chrfatian Commissions." " We know tio lit
tie:Omit either association to ba a reliable
judge of their respective merits, but our Pre
dieliotiofis have always been in favor of the
aristisn Commission. Its of and agents,
all do their work gratuitously, while those or
the-other society are well paid for their servi
ees. Besides the Sanitary Commission have
had at least two or three millions of dollars
placed in their hands, without a sent of security;
- and, - tlirowing all other oonsideratt3ne aside,
it Is pe i rlitpa better that the large sums con
itinagllr boiog 0006401 d fly ogr err slaw.
ous people should be distributed arottad
little. i •
• The Moeda Ifilastrels, advertised to give ea
entertainmentthis durtag the pretend
week. failed to - appear, the °wapiti, having
disbanded on :the 21st ult.. at hobos, Mich.
as they girlies it to their oard,," la' good fel
lowihip, without quarrels, or say disagree.
meat among t themselves " or tit. measpr.,'
The show bueinass dose not appear is be very
profitable in; say part of the country this
summer. '
Oise of our ezehanges says sethesleitio
auy
"Oh, the deliaht of a PIA weessate eostips
al—tt is angello—lt 4 heavenly—lt is the
next this; to a seat by Out Throne. Wooten,
thou sweeteit sift to man—what could we do
without the. t"
That eliappy's love; Ire'it bet all we're
worth Os it. Won't some fair damsel t ake
pity on him;f
Why it that the school board publish
their advertisement, only In the oppooltiou
.ipers of the city ? We are prepared to set
partisan malice exhibited in other quarters,
but the reptitation for moderatioh and fairness'
pcitseesed by the !siding members of the
school board did not prepare us, to expect an
exhibition of such a spirit there. 'We hope the
matter was' merely an oversight.
The deify Dispatch learns that .*in a battle
which occurred near Petersburg, on the 28d,
the resolta!, of the 146th waskilied, wounded
and taken Prisoners, leavinglut about thirty
men in the ruts. , The largest portion of
those missing are supposed to have bun ta
ken prisone”, Major Lynch among the num
ber."
We bare yet to meet with • single paper,
no matter hy what party name it is known.--
Democritic or Republican, COpperhead or
NinoompoOp, Union or Abolition,—which does
not urgently advocate the retention i of the
S3U clause. The "war then" , are no more
auzlous to be forced into theaniiitery urvice
than the peace men
We are indebted to Bener & Burgess far a
box of the finest strawberries we bus ever
seen to this part of the State. They were
rsisekti by ilalrio Lest, of Harbor Crook town
ship, is gentlemen whose success In cultiva
ting this delicious fruit is familiar to theintb
lie. Bush presents are 'mot bard to take."
A copy Of the Erie Gagetti,, published dur—
ing the Fremont campaign of 1858, and tilled,
with eulogies of the gentleman whom it now
stigmatises as "worse than a Copperhead,"
would be especially interesting at the present
period. Cannot some gentleman furnish us
,
with one -
A bill 'has passed both branches of the
Philadelphia city councils, and only awaits
the signatire of the mayor, authorising that,
officer to vote the stook of the city LOA*
Piallatielphid and Erie rallided in favor of
guaranteeing the bonds of the branch railroad
from Oil City to Irvine. '
The people of North East are preparing tor
celebrate the Fourth by an extensive Straw
berry Festival in the urge Hail of the Haynes
Nouse. The proceeds are to be given to the
Christian and Sanitary Commissions for gm
benefit of the soldiers.
It is a curious and suggestive fact that no
charge has been made by Democrats against
Mr. Lincoln'. Administration, no matter how
serious and disreputable it is, but what it can
be proved by quotations from some Abolition
papers or speeches. •
The•tweity•dve cent .edition of Gen. Mc-
Clellan's report itai been received at, this Ulm
and all who desire to i obtain a copy of Gila
most interesting military document of the age,
should call and procure one.
Gentlemen from the lower part of the coun
ty inform us that a considerable frost fell on
Monday night last, in the neighborhood of
Compton's - Corners. Froze on the 27th of
Jame—think of that. ,
The Warm Mail admits that political sub
jects "tire hardly legitimate, subjects for the
pulpit." For • Republican paper i that is say
log a great deal.
Arrangements for the construction of two
new telegraph lines, one direct to Philadel
phia end one direct to Pittsburg, are being
made.
It is a I,ery easy thing to pessrcsatie at, the
expense of a Christian or woman—but is it'
manly
RESSIIILABLISPLZOS BS BISHOP CLARE, or
RSoDS Istsso.—Most of our oit,g readers will
recollect the visit of Bishop Clark, of Rhode
Island, to Erie, during the last winter. He
delivered two sermon!, in the, Episcopal
church, which were universally applauded for
their fresLness and purity of expression, and
afterwards lectured before a endurable an
thence for the benefit of the Toting Men's
Christian Association. Unlike most of the
persona l who have leatured here for the latter
purposS, he sensibly abstained teem any po
litical iemarks,-unless the joking allusion to
the story of a snake and spider, which met
with sdoh rapturous applause oti the part of
SOW silly 'loyalists" present, could be con.
dined into an expression _of that nature. We
have recently come into possession of an ab-
stract Of a sermon by Bishop Clark t -in Grace
Church, Providence, Rhode • Island,-Ithich, in
view of his popularity here, it may not be un• ,
iatereiting to many to see reprinted in one
commis. It was delivered on the 2d of Yebru
sry,l66B, but its age will not detract from the
truth or force of its sentiments. The Bishop'.
text tars from Lam entations, verse 6th :
•
...tile crown is ration from our heal' Woe
unto us, for we have sinned.'
"Alter a reference ti the mitt picture of re
verses which the prophet /ascribes in tie
book of Lomeatatiotis, the Bishop proceeded
to show the application of his language to the
condition of our country. We have fallen
uponieril dips, 'tad the heart of the nation
heats with agony. I do not wish •to say a
word that shall deepen the gloom ; we must
l oe te i f t he fiats in the fare , we mit.a le willing
to see where wr etwol, and watt;{ dtagers
threaten us. rhe crown _uf prospiirity! bas
fallen from our hauls. There Is no Duvets
eion i lin the operations of business. -There Are
many who are inekini m)ney as they - never
la before. fly a siugle turn Of, the wheel,
sotn6 anti themselves riots who were poor yes
ter4sy. There could never tte:it better time
for ;shrewd and daring speculation.
Stoney ii a drug, 10'when a man has made
his;httil a million. he tins not know what to
d o with-it ; for be feels t': • there is no paper
whi.:4 woy not be rags in a veer; no stock
which may not bleu 't stand-still. Nothing Is
safe but gold eq./ fetal ;-- JII the former MS
be:hatl only at ruinous" Fetes, and the latter
in 4 -yielra,) Weenie: • Wit have a - lort of bee
tin prosperity, but the eital organs an die:
cooed. We have sa &handout eurreaey--an
overabundant eurrency—beesuse it ii acti
ilea*, a 'promise to, pay,' which every body
inners is a lie. The show of prosperity chat
1
we have, can not last leak We are blowing
the bubble larger and huger every day, and
it grins thinner as -it sorted.. It glistens
gloriously in the suashise for a moment, but
4 will burst sod Ifni: and vanish into apace.
We have ceased to accumulate the true mate.
vial of prosperity. producing and manufactur
ing abuo4autly. livery one knows „Um; coca
I the supply will be. much larger thaii , the de-,
mask aid if• are 'upon' the in.
pending edamity. • -
'This is net, the wort. ' Ike temptations
to fraud are irreeled - ble; sad many men, oft
whom ws had impeded _ !Pater things, are
yielding to the temPtllitow• The mat dis;
ootogging Ming io thhi premmt aliaidag ori
els le t h e Let that so many loyal *Miens aro•
improving thi opportunity to amass atormes•
profits bgi.frandalont sps,74lstami 'vox the mire
rise of de poop's. I haw sal the mulls of (Al.
at WasAin,gtom in forma ast asks ma's blood
walls *cid indignation. hue can sick told
dying 0211 a in . our hospitals furnished with
supplies der whiab do,costraotare were paid
a generator prior,- sad fit* poor creatural
turned sway with totaling from the annscemt
aubsgaual Wd upon their hot and favored
lips.
" Nero at thi North two abolished &ivory
When It owed to be profitable; bat down to
the prised hour the very aims of African is
a term of bedig l aity sad reproach.. We 'east
contempt on hits Noncom be Jovial'. We u
nlade him as fao as we out from every station
of rosponsiblUty,. no matter what his quill
nadou my be; ad we 'would be glad to get
rid of liitaltogetiter if we could.
"1 bold no Utopian views upon this sub•
jest.. i never bilieved that the relation of
mate and servant is Of limas* s sits. I sl
yly' thought that evil needed to bstnirefully•
and judiciously handled.
"Apia, we bate situttd
,se **sties, in Gie
persons of our 'representatives and rulers. Is
it the wise forethought end sober Admen!
which deisrmlies who shall be oar rulers t
How ars they nominated ? How are they
olootad? Bali do they conduct themselves
after they are elected? Do they never take
bribes'? Do they represeat .the country or
the party which elects them ? Do they decide
every - qnsetio# by its merits t Are they
_al
ways sober, tesofierste, *baste, free from all
obscenity and : profaneness ? Do they always,
utter their honest convictions ? Whenever a
measure is proposed for action, do they ask,
' Is it wise and is it right"' and so determine
how they'willjvote ? Alasl the Grown of glory
has &ilea from our bead and there is no. hope
for the oonste; until the people feriae la their
might and say, We will no longer have prof
ligates and idols to rule over as.' The descent
has been so low that it is considered an im •
propriety to speak of the 'eject in a Chris
that pulpit. !Politics means party and this Is
oat bf place in the house of God.
L think the world has - found out dearly
enough we are weak. We are not weak
. 41
numbers or !resources, but . we are weak in
that .efliclent action which comes of faith, ear
nestness, self-denial and unity of purpose:
We have wide taw awful au:mikes to . no
purpose. We follow up nothing so that it tells
substantially upon the final issue. The fault
is laid here !and there :And everywhere, and
there are none so positive in their censure as
those who know nothing of the facts.
"o,that tuilty of the tiMlon might be restored
in lb, bond Of perpetual peace We will sao
ritioe everything but principles for this. * *
Blow from the South, 0, winds of God, and
bring us the tidings of reco °ciliation and
lose Moi l ' from the North. 0. winds of God,
and carry back the message of fraternity and
peons! Scatter the darkness, roll away the
clouds and give unto as all ones more the sct
shine of tranquil reift Under th• shadow, of
thy; wings yre make ',our refuge ; 0, fiod, give
t, •
us peace.
ie. Pensions, Bounties, Arrears" of Pay,
&0., can bi procured by the Widows, Orphans,
and' nest of kin of those who have died in' the
!terries of the WWI Slates; also, by Soldiers
and Seamen who are diubled by wounds re
oeived er disease contrasted, upon application
to O. P._ Gairvarw Lionised Military ;and
Naval Claim AgentX. Mice in the Common
Council Room, Wright's Block, earner !Mats
and Fifth ala., (under the DispateA office,)
Erie, Pa. I 7-7
Butsts.—We keep constantly on hand a•
large selection of, Legal Blanks, of approved:
forma, such as beads, Mortgages, Judgment.
and Comtion Notes, Summons, Subp4nnas an 4
many others, not in 'flak general use. Those;
iu need of these articles, wlll.find it to their
advantage to give eur office a call? . tf.
BONNET STO RE!.
INCIRS. S. H. HALL
Would reepeetrally all attention to bar
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
Jut Medved truce New York, gab:sting
Monaits, Mats, Ribbons, &c.,
A -4optb.r rent! ions
DRY GOODELL
Whack aim trill sell
CREAP FOR CASH, OR READY-PAY.
cr. Particular attention paid to bleaching, !olefin
.Depressing.
Store a ten St— 7 doors above the Depot, aria,
ra, sprSCrititi.
OLD' PRICES, NO ADVANCE 11
' • •OLD PRIM, NO ADVANCC Ii
J. C. ORLDEN
19 R ELLING WALL PAPER
•
Al OLD PFUCCI.
sprat!.
Farm for Salo.
Min tubscribor often for Sale hie Farm
tit duets% tp 00.,, econvisiag sinely
some of good sot; sloe sagas tram Ma city. on th e Wir
tailor I flenspike road, sad dm sailer from Waterford
V O / 1 0, Nell watered. with good Mir fruit aid
thirty erste of 'rood load. Apply ea for fatber
'Arranges. Will Stead os anis
jaingitf. JOIN 11.01idiell.
ATING SALOON;
Ms 'Meath:at of the Patina is Invited to the Wow" at
tat Cone - ear Mato sad Mt& Straits, width has bass
fitted. 4p. to habilsoste styli 6 sod V sow
tot eyed to Moe* etas *meted'
solostAis the sits.
OYSTERS,. GAIIE
awl all laads obecttelss amity Oih
Opt to I igola, Wald
!up to asstossis las *swiss maser.
SEPARATE Rooms roil. !MONS WHO DX WIT To
BrifirtaTle.
the Rat Le supplied with the
0110IONST LIQUORS 0/GABS.
Febilai that of art ahralasets My. Muth ss au**
nu so give astistestios. I raspoStilly KAM Roo pot
rousse at the sessossity.
sprits-om. ' C. TiLittille!.
Admlriletrator's Notke.
LETTERS OP 'ADMINISTRATION (IN
thesatate of Mrs. Sarah lioaklasoa, dee'd , tote
of Kris eity. Pa., Uttar is frosted to the vodorstko
ed: sotke Is hereby ewes to ell havlog elitism optost
tier swop to present thus for eettleemost, ,sod these
koorrlse thenneelvee hulebtee to the and eater* are re
quired to sake Isovedlatevoyeeent.
, • r.. 1. 80111113NODIN. Aiholidstrotoir.
14-11 r.
Fildell JAW Nods, warm*
ip rams wrzwixo AND , aritipini
With the Phase thee Milan the litoom I
.By the lu me afa toonnoa lamp. at th e ant i
of a oeat's worth era, a sery rosafortable brothiltat sas
N tnolkol. • —N.I% •
lavaJa" la osaattaatios, easily kapt la elder.
for ma mankind . taavesieat to ban oa
Desireare I — N4or,
... bumph oae at *a.m.,. portlier hoe.
*Mee of the the attlityof It to aagaes UeaNiet
a great sorbs Is made la luatlag and motto( wall
elm. salt MI be MOS to soak wale fora poet way
penes% whisk la ideally dose as Um alebilaitae'ears
which awry thaeleh bedews &kat*
For Melly. sag. hompleal teat, tarnish.," pie
=MK. many or itch roes It la an allies of
berated all proportion ter Its oast. ' Bator
Cosi Oil -
An secoompleal eestrivaohe ter relilas
kt
Nin sbercoottee kw sunny and preral boneelea
pupae's, - ea* Important went is the tartly la
out over tall 7 Mende& ppyt.
PRICE FROKTIVO TO SIX DOLLARS
o..p.te• TT rtOK ONE TO TOUR WARP.;
TEREE AETICI4EB COOKED AV ONE TIME
INITIVONIC straxtit.
Air amid tur Istairlie Or Mal On, or GM. 4 miberip•
tin pacop'•l of natty pages fandikbod paths. • ALd t
THE UNION ALTTACHWINT,
,- mum it momi. ' '
or l
To be ottoiati to a tattoo notootop Lao. Gm
Seism ty 'MA water may boleti** and lot took. 41
sloe armlet to logtott a Anti tlitltll JAMIGT
. • W. li. aims
arfilikl-41*. , . , l A= 1
7 I T. V.
auxins Wak i MD. !
Boner- Os Burgess Column.
ME
CONFECTIONERY.
FANCY CANDY, of 'all kinds,
PLAIN CANDY, do.,
FINEST FRENCH. CANDY, do.,
CHOCOLATE CANDIES, do.,
17$1111 CANDIEZI do:
Fresh French Candies every day,
Fresh Cocoa Nnt Cretin do., i q
Fresh, Almond Candy do.
, .
FRUIT.
I .
i • .
OKANGECLEMONS, . .
TARAMDS, RAPIN%
nefik PEINIZI,
; ; .
. CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
PICKLES, SARDINES,
OUARA JELLY.
- FINE SALAD OIL.
i
szahurrics.ux • .
SEALED OYSTERS;
FOR 817 MILER U
KEEP IN ANY CL IMATE
ORANGES AND LEMONS
ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY.
NOTIONS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
AT REDUCED PRICES, '
FINE MOROCCO WALLETS,
LADIES' MOROCCO WALLETS,
LADIES' FINEPORTMONNAIES.
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF BIRD
• CAGES. A. NICE AND DURA
BLE TRAVELING BASSET.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
BRIAR PIM
MEERSCHAUM CIGAR TUBES,
AMBER CIGAR.TUBES,
TOBACCO BOXES,
TOBACCO WALLETS,
MAGIC TOBACCO BOXES,
GAUSS & AMUSEMENTS,
DRUMS AND FLAGS,
UNION CARDS, .
PENS AND PENCILS,
:PAPER & ENVELOPES,
ARNOLD'S INK, GENUINE,
MEMORANDUM BOORR,
PASS BOOKS, SLATES AND
BACK-GAMMON BOARDS,
FINEST ENGLISH LEAD
P E ; 11 C I LS,
CHESSMEN,
•
CHEQUERMEN,
DOMINOES.
OUR ICELANDMOSS COUGH
CANDY :IS SELLING. RAP-
IDLY AND GIVING
GOOD SATISFACTION.
CHINA DOLLS, ell Sizes,
PAPIER WACHS DOLLS,•do,,
DOLL HEADS, New Styles, -
DOLL HEADS, all Styles,
caws BABIES, all Sizes,
DOLL BABIES, all Sizes,
TOY PAINTS,
A large Assortment of Toys A Fottoie.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
PERFUMERY,
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS,
HAIR OILS AND POMADES.
A LAROI STOCK OF
CHrLDRENSCARS,
CARRIAGES,
PnAxsuLATO&S,
DOLL CARRIAGES,
TOY CARTS,
DINT CARTS, &C.
FRESH BREAD!
FRESH CANES
L FMB CRACKERS!
FRESH MACAROONS I
EVERTTHING 'FRESH?
/CB OREAM,
LEMON ICE.
ORANOE ICE,
MADE TO ORDER,
AT illtinfitit 1s BUKaiab!'
We Wm a nice AsoOrli:neat of
RUBBER BALLS. -
' RUBBER COMBS,
' , RUBBER BRUSHES, '
RUBBER GOODS,
OF ALLICIN69
20,000 CIGARS!
Cboicd BMW.* lit Wb,011 4 8310 MI
BAI I TIMORE OYSTERS
RECEIVED
AVIIIIM*III & BUR6IIIBI , I
AN ENDLESS
VARIETroF
•? same& & avaapcsaJ,
WE AR? PAYING PARTICU AR AT
TENTION TO THE E TRADE
AND OFFER ANYTHING !IN OUR
LINE UPON FAVORABLE! TERMS
TO THE TRADE. CATALOGUES
SENT UPON APPLICATION.
Boner & Burgess,
O. * WRIGHT'S BLOOL
ES
ICU
BUZ 41; MUMS
Patel lINIU4IOI,er CTLOYMNHI
The shove invaissllleimPleinist. Ise always rewired
thn, Tint Torah= erbewever stldbitwl; and all who
have used It, wromousee it far superjor to anything else
or the kind. The fellowireg are some of the advantages
lhts Cultivator hate over every other kind sow in use :
Ist. Lightness aid di:ability, basis ' umtle of the best
meat y wgh elating eel ; highl
to y holes laid the whole imple.
from The
2d. Ada - ptation mere kinds ad wortihair say othe r
Cultivator knows ; bein bOto g
IC •
pied* med thorough Culti
vator when sited with all lb. leetts - tio. Waring lb.
pm:dem and level, and worliag haver the rows
ties any other Cultivator.
Bd. By rumoring the email BMW and attaching the
wisp twee share!. It Is the most perfect impkassent for
billies that eau hi found
_ dth. Ills the best Implement for cowering sad digging
potatoes over tweeted. ♦ site and kenos can cover pa.
b,Wesi se fast Se s bores can walh, and • MSS and team
min dig from ZOO to 11l busbeis of potatoes is a day,
what the mop Is a fair one.
lith. It trot% equally well lit come/any kind of crop
mobiles enittnitlag; and In most easel hand hoeing can
tte dispensed with.
614 . ita thlwroods.'eousiderisg the many kinds of work
to whiebtft as be applied : the .fatmer haviug in oar
tospiseeent all that to for taltivallog aid tall
*/ sup kind of Cr p, or co gaud Apes, potatoes.
Memberless certificates from the most tallasslial farm
ers le the Unltat States might be Omer the superiority
ei titer stoic implement over all °there designed for like
i sarpolles
We than be pleased to evasive s tall from any one who
needs a Cultivator and *spiels to Mast Lk* merits Y.
the above Horwa Hoe over all other implements of the
kind We shall also hasp on band, in emnsection with
our Hardware and Hove Torsi:Wag Goods, a complete
assortmest cf
110852 RAKtil, HAND RAitt.t. acyrugs.,
Scants, Only CtsAtha, Parka, Hoes, Bharala.Spsdas,
&a. Dealt tail toer r a m Y
oat Star f t l ia P i l h fit t CZ:s ti e s ° ,
Also at W. W. PIRROIL At CO., la North East, Pa. `s.
ii.eluites di; co.,
alio tax Ware to Inform the publie estundly that the,
hem mostly added the manuNotating of TIN and COP
PER WARE to their Waimea, and are sow prepared to
.der to their patrons a eotaplt le stocker HOUSS FOILS
MMHG WOOS, embracing every variety asaalie finiad
Is tbat lice: ,
_ _
Siegel, Vincent di Co.,
DZALI.ES Ii
Grseerles„ Fleur, Pork, Fish,
SALT,
Iles, Wises, liquors, Cigars •id
CANDIES,
UNION BLOCK,
ionel9ll4-tt 7
Soap Stone Griddles I
A convenient tad desirable articds far the kitehon—
will bake tabs without the application of gnaw, abol
iby lassos shing ths Maras lav impartial to clothing, t o.,
burnt fat.
ALL HOUSEKEEPEUS SHOULD HAVE
THEM !
. .
k knowledge of theft adtrane, by their um a single
time, will make them tadi.mele to the neat and tidy
housekeeper.' For sale at
TOY BOOKS
Young's Emporium,
.
CtIMIII4II and Braids for Latbroida, all ealara sad
Walk together with Nimallat of all r,,CailTailll, - ; Brig.
to' Board, ita. at
YoOng's Emporlumi
Young's Emporium,
PYRAMIDS,
MACAROONS,
POLAR REFRIGERATORS!
IC. ISSES, iC,,
The beet and most ugefal ever manufactured Built
upon migmatite prinelpimo, it is just the- thing for Boum?
keepers. Every article of food placed to them are pre
served DIT wd WRIT, white the advantage it possesses
in mei*, to and furniablog cold water lot drinEteg pur
poses, la fiat to be found la any other manufaature I
bate the lizolusivi agency for their sale, and turtle au
examination into their smite
New Ilritht. -
JTAMES P. CROOK, hating taken in his
ion, James 6, as a partner, On the let Oar of April,
1564, molar the Sim asme of J P. CROWE SuN,
&elms to have a settlement of his old ammo is • AU
sons knowing themielmis ladeLkol to him are niquebte.l
to oral and settle without delay. .
- -
JAMES P. CROOK, is -SON,
-maxims tor
ROUGH AND PLANED LUMBER !
Window; AND Ilt/AVTACTIOMI OP
Frames, Boars "id Blinds !
KOOLDINCIA ' AID PUNK! NU=
Boron Sawing, Matching tt Planing !
Dons 'to own& ,
Shop at teeth bt4 between nth anti bit Sit"
ERIE, PA.
We rospeetfally all the attention of the pablle to our
facilities for dote' work to the beet ot etyle.promptly sad
on resmaable Weis. Raving sited up eaUsely new
shoPs• with Maier Illadliaar/rw• feel ermlideot of Air -
tag .m ire estabietkm.
ar Orden from abated will melee orcum*t &petition.
my2ll . 6ltf. JUNES P. CROOK tt NON.
=
DAILY.
NOTIONS AND
PANCIT GOODS,
MU:SIC LESSONS,
Cu b• had Nola et
WILLIAM .WILIANG.
PR0F13304 or 11118IC
MEDICAL NOTICE.
A. SPENCER having located
pinsimmtly 12 tho orb* ,in
glio prompt
Pawl to in ogle is The Wm of kW wOordoo. Par.
limbo stiostlim win Do &on to flual" and dloolam
of the ITC eato sad rokhaeo on Ent& Str st. bo•
twigs la piosl Jobsoosmbp, bs' sad INmeta s ma Um promims ermomiy
som. - aprl24l2no
•
TARE OFFERING
; A lame misitmat of RAW Kiolds i Owes,
snub* Didie r Doll Heeds, Gams Awl Assuirts lor
Oflldres, tars* Ports
mylll-.lm. Yo
Im.
ERIN, PRIIN'A.
AT D. PIERCE it COIL
[Ossetia Copy.)
01: (1) A :4: il Ft 'AO ; 1 :0 - 10 49:
(.9“copaors io C. &NA)
WATER
LIME,
CARBON •OIL;
TOBACCO,
CRACKY4S,
OIL VITROL,
GLUE & BUNGS,
AT 4 TIM
Lowest Market Prices.
listescs Brown's fatal and nicelit
' NO. 4 WRIGHT% BLOCS.
EMBROIDERY!
NO wzioars siocz.
dRA.SICI CRASH!
1,006 ;yards Creak Nat trattred and for Isla at
NO 4 witiasrs BLOCS
J. 8. N. YOUNG,
No. 4 Wright's black
apISOU
GLASS,
ROPE,
ERIE, PA.,
febriSill.