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CHARGES REASONABLE.
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Administratrix' Notice.
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ERIE RAILWAY-----
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Tn.. AcaninnoZ.ti,u tunic etrii d j .
CHAS. !LINOS. WWI q.vt.
iirtte uric 10 ONlttrer.
. rar W. desire to obtain a correspoodent la every
township is the collate. Political *asap we caw iihtaln
to abundance; what we want le the font's:awl from all
parts of the counts. Ahy person writla_ to us tom de •
mad no hating bit earns kept strictly nonadiutial : and
It he hex feartfhat the eommuniestlon is not In proper
chapels puhlleati,n, we will pal it in appr py. late trim.
Fr Cite aubeertbera. .erred by carrier. will be eharged
terenty.flre eedflrper year extra. Porto:11 who fall to
reoeivelhidrpspem regularly will confers favor by D oti- ,
frying we oftbe same. We prefer to have ail orubeeribent
erh i can conveniently, procure their papers at the (Ace
o( pUbilestlOu. .
f! ro,roctable do al.
r vi 4
. .
re Th. boar at whilst' the °Wryer 1$ put to prosy,
each west, la 2 o'clock on alteruooo. Advertise
ments will be resolved up to 9 o'clock of the , day of Pub
lication.
Ail itdrertisementa, Job Work and Subscriptions
trout piteous *hoar reaponstbiti ty sa not known to the
. publishers, oast bs paid ta advance.
Suns urea.—The Provost Marshal pub.
lishes the following interesting item of news:
By late orders received from Headquarters
Provost Marshals are allowed to accept col,
ored men as substitutes for white persons
drafted into the U. B. service, or those en—
rolled and liable to be drafted.
The Board of Enrollment will be absent
from Waterford from the 11th to the ! 2oth of
July, holding examinations in differnt parts
of the District. Prior to the Ilth and after
the 201 h, the Board will receive all acceptable
substitutes which may be pre-ented.
The above decision, we presume, will pave
the way for a very active operation in colored
substitutes, from this time on to: the aezl
draft. It will be remembered that the new
law permits parties who are liable to conscrip
tion to procure substitutes previous to any
draft, who are sworn in for three years, and'
whose acceptance Blears the person for'whoto
they are accepted for that length of time. If
every man who is liable,-and able to spare
the money, will go to work and secure &sub
stitute, it is poet.ible that the draft can be
avoided in this city for a yolk! or kio to come:
• :IT"
The success which attended the Union Sab
bath School Celebration on the Fourth must
have been very gratifyius to the friends of
and participants in the movement. Thirteen
Sabbath Schools, including representatives
from all the Protestant denominations in'the
city, with the exception of the Park and
Episcopal congregations, tot-1 part in the
exercises. The procession was formed on
Peach street about 10 o'clock, under direction
of Mr, Charles Metcalf, Chief Marshal of tbe
day, to whose tact and industry much of the
success attending the proceedings is due. It
numbered 1500 teachers and scholars, by
tt i
S lit,
actual count, and extended over a spa" of a
mile and a half. Eac school bad Pre ilsly
drawn for its place in e ranks, and the line
was thus formed with° any had feeling_or
difficulty. The procession was headed 'othe
North East Cornet Band, the members of
which acquitted themselves in a manner that
drew forth the commendations of all who
admire flee music.
a
The extreme length of the procession obliged
the route previously decidetrupon to be some.
lilt extended, and it marched up Peach street
to Twelfth. thence to State, and from State
intothe East Park. As it marched down State
street we heard several' stran gets remark that
it was the finest thing of the sort they bad
seen out of New York. Each school—careled
one or more flags or banners. - Setae of the
latter were exceedingly handsome, and reflec
ted much credit on • the taste of the parties
who planned and prepared them. The ,bril-.
tient appearance of the flags and banners, the
happy faces of the children, and the harmony
and decorum which prevailed throughout the
proceedings, all combined to make up a picture
ILat will leave a lasting ingression on all who
witnessed the demonstration.
A N D
L.r) Co-t 1 cue be
The different schools gathered about the
platform in the Past Park,where the exercises
of the occasion were opened by M. R. Darr,
Esq., President of the day
_Rev. Dr Lyon
offered a prayer, and short speeches were
wide by Rev. D. C. Osborne and Rev. J., W.
Stuckenburg. At intervals daring the' pro
ceedings, patriotic songs were sung by the
children,the effect of so many voices combined
prCducing a very happy effect. At the close
of \ Mr. Stuckenburg's remarks, the line of
procession was taken up for the West Park,
the inspiring eomposition "Marching Along,"
being sung on the way. -
W. W. TODD
In . the West Park a free dinner was is
readiness, prepared by the friends of the dif—
ferent schools. The supply of everything was
unusually bountiful. A brief invocation was
offered by Rev 0. F. Cain, when the children
were invited to partake of the good things to
their hearts' content, which they did in a
manner at once amusing and-gratifying: The
wants of the scholars were supplied without
partiality, rich and poor being all treated
alike, and we have yet to hear of a case of
dissatisfaction. Persons Who were in a posi
tion competent to judge inform us that the
number who participated in the dinner was
few less than two thousand.
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The managers of the celebration have every
reason to be proud of the manner in which it
was conducted. It was the pleasantest affair
of the kind that has ever taken place in this
city, and the good feeling which:ii bas: wits))•
iidied among the various echools participating
in the proceedings cannot fail to be productive
of much benefit to the cause. It was a
"Union" demonstration in every:sense of the
word ; and in closing our accoutii may we not
express the hope that it was but the harbinger
of that time (not long distant, we I rust,) when,
like these , Rabbatb Schools, the different States
of nur Republic, now discordant, jealous and
warring, will again be gathered together in
the folds of that Union which gave ni over
• eighty years of prosperity such as the world,
never taw, and the t e-establiehment of widei
Inly can save us from tyranny and national
ruin. . .
MEM
0)01AtitAl1 TIEMAITEL—The large
and splendid steam tug Gen. Groat, Capt.
[hat h. with some seventy-five ladies and gen
tlemen, come over from Port Rowen, Canada
West, on a pleasure excurdon and to spend
the 4th with us; in clusequenie of some -de
lay in starting they did hot arrive until noon.
The party were-somewhat disappointed in
finding se little doing in the way of p Oriole
display and amusements, but enjoyed them,
selves. notwithstanding, in ice cretin saloonst
toy shape, dtct.4piitng fa, theli - entFtattiment
and purchases in American coin instead of
Faint- Abraham's shinplasters, much to the
delight: of
,ventlers au,d astonishment of by
standOrs.
Mr. Killmitator, of Port Rosen, who accom
ponied the party, is the ostensible owner of
this fine craft, and has her employe.' in towing
rafts of lumber from the Canadian ports to-the
foot of the Lake. Mr. K. is a man of wealth
nod influence, a warm sympathizer in our
national troubles, and takes great 'interest in
the military operations before Richmond. Be
is also a great admirer of
. 011. Omni, which
he has manifested innaming hie *easel "after
the gallant chieftein. We would be pleued
to see more of our Canadian neighbors in
future.
t ar•~' I• , wi, l ir.
5 X) • ■
1:111E, PA., JULY 9, Is6l
Special Notice*.
11. S. CAIMPHRLL, Pro. Marl
Union Sabbath School Celebration.
.1
1 !A • rt
Rallroad : Matters.
The purchase , of the Oil peak • Itabroid by
the reansytvatilw Central tad kistrlrosit,.Cen 7
ral * COmianiee le an event of Mori insioilsar
to the intetestet of Erie than may at first sight
appear. This!railroad - has been doing an im
mense trade over - _einee its completion,
yielded, perhaps, a - larger profit to its stocky
holdors . then tiny; other of the same length
the country. dlteing of the wide gnage, and
making direetwonnection at Corry with the
Atlantic & Great Western Road, most of its
trade was naturally diverted to that route.—
The new owners intend changing the track at
once, so as th make it of the guage of the
roads centering at our city, and after that date
it is expected that most of the petroleum
trade coming by (he Oil Creek line will be
carried'by alb Philatra, Lake Shore and New
York Central iroads. That destined for New
York and thelWest,_will come first to this city
and be here changed, to tho lines running from
this point. If the efforts now being made to
build up a direct tilde between Erie and Eu
rope, by way of the Lake, shall meet with
success, we dOubt not that before long this city
Will become the great oil depot of the country.
The change of gnage on the Oil Creek rail
road will he; of immense advantage to our;
wholesale dealers, aka from its value as re
garde
the petroleum interest. Heretofore a
great ansoutts'of into nvenience has been ex
perienced in the tratrshipvnent of goods at Cor
ry, and this, added to tho heavrchariges for the
same, bid Well* a while to cut us of almost
entirely from the vast wholesale trade of the
oil region. The new guage will enable goods '
to he sent from this 'city straight through to
Titusvilltwithegt &ante, and a proportionate
decrease in thb cost of freights must necessa
rily follow. Eris hew obtainwlinost ex
clusive controtof this extensive" trade, for tt
is plain to be siren that no other locality can
enter into suqessful competition.
•
The result of this purchase wiU also, in all ,
probability, loistert the Atlantic & Great %real
m railroad co;mp!tny in its determination to
have a branch to -the harbor of Erie. 4-pro
ject of this sort has been 'talked of for ;some
time past, hut! up to the present period we
have been unable to learn of any positive ar
rangement having been made. The mangers
of the A. W. undoubtedly do not feel
very pleasant towards the two rival companies
which have chock•mated them is this , Oil
Creek railroad transaction, and they are.,not
the men to letj an opportunity pass by without
tin , endeavor 16 regain in some respect the ad
vantage they have lost. The ConnVautville
Courier has a 'rumor that they are trying "to
purchase or lease the Pennsylvania ErisCanall,
in which event," that paper says, ' , they con , -
template the laying of a broad guage track upon
the tow-path, , malting lb direct connection be;
tween Erie aid the coal regions." The rival:.
ries between these three mammoth corpora
tions possess e rare interest to the people of Erie
because it is:plain thit they all look io this
city as a point of great importance, and every
movement tbey make will be towards securing
the advantages of - trade at our harbor.
ANTICIPAING TIIII Dna/T....The exertions
of the city papers to waken our citizens up I o
t,
the necessity of making preparations' for tbf
next destt,;reeulted in a well attended meet
ing, at 'Wayne Hall, on Saturday evening,itt
which hi. It. Barr, Esq., presided, and 8.. F.
Lynn, Esq., acted as Secretary., Reports
of collecting committees from each of the four
wards were beard, and it wee ascertained that
the sum subscribed amounted in the aggregate
to $12,875. It has since been swelled to the
large amount of $20,000. Speeches were made
by a number of prominent gentlemen, and the
meeting w i ns - unanimous in the desire that our
quota should be filled without resort to draft
A comtnitfre consisting of J. W. Douglass,
Eeq., Col.; Benjamin Grant,.and F. P. Biiley,
Esq., wat appointed to wait upon
,the city
councils, end request that • 'special tat should
be laid to reimburse the subscribers to the
fund. In accordance with this request a spa-.
cial meeting of the councils was held on di
4th of July, when resolutions were twani—
mously passed pledging the faith of the c ity
to repiiy the amount subscribed. -
The na!mber of men intended to be raised
is 150, ring a few more that our quota un—
der the expected call for 500,000 men. We
learn that parties engaged in the subetitute
business i bare agreed to furnish the number
of xtegroes at, $l6O a head, making $8 . 5,000 u
the full sum -required. ' ' •
A vote taken for President at the. Young
Ladies' Fair, and Festival, resulted in 71 ma
jority for Abraham Lincoln over George; B.
?dcOlellon. The contest was conducted in a
perfectly friendly spirit, and proved the means
of adding considerably to the receipts of the
evening. --Gazelle.
The f r iends of General McClellan and other
'prominent Democrats will do Olt in future to
abstain from participating in these so called
.groles.'T They are no teat whatever of the
actual popularity of Iliet parties voted for; and
in every case have resulted, as they altiaya
will, in the success of the candidates support
ed by the Republicans' The latter, in every
part of !Ilie country, have the largei,propor—
tion ofp,the wealth of the community, and
never fail to defeat the Democrats In any
question Where money le concerned. These
facts are so palpable that we are surprised
our friends should not have thought of them
long ago and abstained from taking part in
contests" where a little reflection would have
taught them they must heiniariably defeated.
We cordially approve of the most liberal gen
erosity towards alleviating suffering of, all
kinds, 'whether it- is in the army or at home
arnangAtti-tititteilitiiiiis.biCAre respect'ulty
suggest that there lie more - appropriate ways
of giVieg thin ithese , vihich are
'always so managed it to be turned to the ad
clikatalte of o party which is the wurst enemy
oT the Soldiers' abd•the pelple's interests.
r• ' • • • ' '
A'Resiz.AfusiOAl Tnear:—We !Callan Ope
ra Company, from the New York, Banton and
Philatielphia Amsdeliiiel of ldualit int:hiding
Miss *cla Phillips, the efelibrated Prima.Don
na, Bit Brignoll; the Pinions' Tenoi, Big. Elu
sion ibe •' greatest Basso living," Big. Man
cOsif the eminent Baritone, Mad. Zapncel, 2d
Donna, Sins. Locatelli and Navin', 2 4 64 113 06
and Big - , Ben'delarl tousles% sdireetOr r irill per
form .Rossini's comic opera, 4.11 Barbiere di
Sivigiin," in Farrar Ball, on Thursday even
ing next, July 14th. This - is $ genuine ope
ratic troupe, and composed of some of the
finest talent in the world.,`.The Cincinnati
papeirs ;speak, of if iv the** company that
over visited that city.
, •
Tur. Wss i vasa..L•The last few (lite ', have
been' hot enough to make a man wish; like
lElydUey Smith, that .he-might, divest himself
of ,flish and hiood,.and sit in his sksloton for
thoo l o k ke of oini iless. •It must be upsn , enelt
day4o as this, 11 . ,
_eotionporary thinks, that,
inla4wbers in .AfriSa, as a certain ssiiter de
amities, 04 !kalifs; 'coati:to , the midget in
pmt isstwrailbsil and , pttiag 4yst's:o,lSo,
split it in two Parts. — Therthisisooop oat the
hest of the fruit, put ons•half of the rind
upo* the head, sit down in the other, and eat
that Pulp. 4 ' Happy Africans! .
EMI
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0 , • a Diefstoi. A i , , •,, on which
has reeentlY been made in Ohio ea the sub
ject of die draft is deserving of special atteit
*pt. t 4 well
conscripted
, riffugWWfacial thii
iiitY, who was coUsikpied In 180, hid his
name again drawn a few weeks ago, in Ohio,
where he has lately resided. Ile prevented a
isetilleati hem Mr. D. B. Viteett, drefteout-
Wailfully in 1862, showing that ; he had fur
ifThiffid-afiltibstftuti 'aaria". * **4. but the
provostmaishal would take no 'notice of it.
and gave him the pleasant infornistien that
he must lather enter the sem/40w pity $BOO.
ilaviiigan other remedy, he,,,fit same; fur
nished the money. The following is a copy
of lie decision under which the provost mar
shal acted :
°mono, Iva A. A. Pumwre 11AassaL Ony'rr,
Von Onto, Common, Janoll, INC
Csnetn: Men drafted in 1862, who tar
nished substitutes for three years, are not ex.,-
empt from the present drah under the "act'
amendatory of the Beroliment sot."
By order, of Cot.. J. 11. Portia,
L. V. Naxos, Major and A. A. 0.
Captain F. A. Nash, Provost Marshal, lath
Dtstrist.
If this is to Is the course pursued in 'every
part of the country, It will interest's. grelst
many people to know it: In this county ii
large number of persons who were drafted In
1862 placed substitutes in tke service for
three 'jeers, and have been resting happy in
the confidence that they were exempt for that
period. if it should now turn out differently,
we fear that some of them will be tempted to
use very 'disloyal" remarks towards the Ad.
ministration.
SOUND DoCTtiss.—Our cotempo i rary, the
Corry Arras, now and then says a good thing
in a plain way. lifers are its conclusions oa
the subject of going abroad to get articles that
can be purchased at home, to every word of
which We say ".!.men :" "Some peopiti get an
idea that nothing In their own place is as good
as that brought from other places. They must
go to Boston, New York or some other city to
get their goods or work done, thinking they
have a better piece of
__goodi for lees money.
better and more !work at a lose price than
they could possibly get at home—not thinking
that the city is the very place to get hum—
bugged. It is for the interest of the merchant
at home to sell his customers, good goods, and
the mechanic to do good work, while in the
cities they palm off on strangers their worth—
less goods and work. These people find In the'
end that they have lost their time, spent their
money for
.fare on the radroadip to and from
the city,_ and get no better articles than they
could have bought at home for the same
amount of money.
" This is not all. They are : running their
own town and themselves, down in the estima
tion of others ; for it is just as plain as the
nose •on a man's face that sal men care noth
ing forth.. prosperity of the place in which
they live, _no matter how much they may say
to the contrary." .
83D Exatxzwr.—The following additional
losses in the 8&1 regiment are reported :
Co. A—Billed, William Rodgdoa.
Co. B—Billed, Harry 'Kinnear.
Co. C—Wounded, Corp. 11. B. Dougan,mor .
tally, La the head.
Lewin ekeried. Wounded,
(Pawl Althert, badly,,leg amputated ; John
frsyso44l7 in leg ; fiber Lewis, slightly in
leg aid hand.
Co.' 11—Wasndad, Wm ht Bradbury,,alightly,
to head.
Co.: P—Killed, Wm J Morrison. Wounded
Win Coroorran, slightly, in right thigh:
Co 4—Wounded, Lient Thomas Vongeisen,
slightly in head.
Co.: ll—Wounded, let Sergi A J McKee,
slightly in head.
Cni I—Kilisd, Sergi, George Jacobs. - Woun
ded, Henry 8 Tingley, slightly in right hand.
Col Sergt . ratik. B Welsh, Ed—
ward Neffsey.
MI. EDIT 011; Please announce that the
M ill I Creek Teachers' Institute will htild its
nextl session at the Eagle Tillage School
Howie, Saturday, July 16th, at 9, a. m. The
following is the programme.;
Ist, Granimar Class conducted by Miss
Smith. "
2d, MentaL.Arithmetic, Miss Crow.
3d, Geography Class, 4 lllies Bush.
4th, Class Drill in Fractions, by I. Ewing,
6th, Exercise in Gymnastics, S. A. Clark.
6th, Essay, by Maggie Waidley.
7th, Music. S. A. CLARK, Pres't.
'M. KING, Secretary. •
is. State UM WWl' sat.
Hamussoso, July 6.
T e following proclamation has just
e
been issued by ate Governor
It is now ascertained that a large rebel
re* has been detached from Richmond,
and is advancing - on the North. So large
a portion of our army is at remote points
that,it becomes necessary to raise imme
diately a sufficient body to repel them.
ThCy are already within the borderi of the
Commonwealth. You have always here
tofore been ready to answer the call of
yotir country, You will not now be less
reedy to own* forward When yoiir homes
and firesides are to be defended spinet a
prcifligate horde of pluriderers.
I am authorised by the President of the
United States to eall for 12,000 volunteers
in itddition to those required , by my pro
claination of yesterday to serve for 100,
dart in Pennsylvania,. Maryland, Wash
ington and its vicinity.
I appeal to the freemen of Penrisylva
nig to themselves for the, necessary
effort and come promptly to sweep the in
vaderil from her soil. -
I refer to the general order from the
headquarters of the Pennsylvania
NO. 50, dated July sth, 1864, published
with this proclamatton for the details of
the arrangements. I do most earnestly
require the good and ,loyal men of the
Commonwealth, and especially the vete
ran soldiers in all her borders• to show
themselves to be .worthy of her in this
eritergencyA Her sons have established
for themiselves on many a bloody field a
reputation for the martial virtues which
they will not now forfeit when both their
well earned lame and the safety of their
families and homes are at stake..
Eu SLIVER, r
Secretary of the Gniamonwealth.;
trofal'o Advatioacnto.
TRAYED from aho regideoce of the
S
eubeeriber: r iti Iree, er..4 he :Oth of Jane last,
bee .17 1 , 1 r RIO. COW. %%newt' will return bar or
vw information obere aba may be foetid will be liberal
ly rewarded: R. S. MORRISO N.
1 .17 940 P •
•
Notice to School Teachers.
ITRITTEbt Application for the pod
time of Prbeipil and iseistaat to the school of
I•Bepeodeat &Mel Distrlot, will be remelted
by the Secretary op to Aimed 4, MK Febool term to be
sight
. albss . JOIN SLU M.
ry
Jy9-11. „ Secreta.
Unproved Property for Sale.
z Undersigned. being required by
his canal dein to l s shoat from Vie tar mato
jean, .sera the tbilowinymporty tor aile
pie Dleolliad.oa Wont MU stron, with our two fall
iota.
Tho Whoa I' t tho ritUadoloin i Eris Dopet.' sow us.
wrd
fruby Traria& , .
two awn awl two thin
'll.nalniab, South of fail. stint. aad onaU let
Wanda, the moo ? This pert at Un di, zaslll, ta
rtly,* Dwelltsi ea Mat Mel, betwese emitatit
Nyttle s wet oowtidea Weise Weals
jya4r. WM. W. INA u, s. ti.
Administrator's Notfoe. •
VTTERS of Administration on the es
tate of Joseph Greiner, deed, tat* of the city of
tic Vie Co, Pa baring bray grante d to the'vorhar
signal. notice Is Iberia, ens to all baying claims agaiast
the =MO to potent thins, dale solbooticated, too mottle
meat, wet Wee Istiebted to tbas said estate still sake
liesedlato ipayseaL JOHN
JOH** AolisisktOrks.
J.. ,
[Ctrentar lettir]
Stray Cow.
Ell
Phrtieterst Xenia4iestry to 44 effisita.
Mb Isnitwit& sisdkin• linuoidlli! t Qom, of att
those Waal Nd datigii4o Okoseirtio ihleia the Male
emanation is ambled, it inakesteurall exams and ro•
eaattt 4,4 fare ma pia
Mbigittitit' LAMM
it perslled7 gated. It :oil% la likOrtthoe, Meg pa
the'moithly pada Toltla regelarfty.
Lick bottle. On Ow Dollar, bears the Gorersolest
Itareir Of Greet Gritele, lO,prwoiskt roitoterfeita.
CAUTION.
ii mu *auk/ k tam k ik!bdak arias tis
MST THIULF ROAMS of Fierreergt a thrg an
are to Wu, ea jMiocerrier, bet at trey Misr tine tag
en safe.
la all tame of Armes tied Spinal afteetleis, Paiute
the Back and Limbo, Futile* es OW trzertloutralpita
lion of the Begirt, Hysteria and Wilt's. Wes Pills will
stet a maybe* apilthel. Weis 'bare ;- trod
though a 'perrirful tinselly, do itofeestate s tialornal,
'autimong or otajthing hurtful to the sotistltatkon.
Full directions Is the pamphlet trend sigh package,
which should te'earefellp preserved.
. ,aOLDAT ALL DSll3Olllll_ "
Ikae 1 pat for the Salted Stabil sialkaati
JOS MOSES, 27 Corthuiat SL, New Ye&
N. 8.-81.00 and I postage otampi stained to any an•l
tkoirtiod agent, will worts bottle, goatillotog 60
4' lyr66-Iy.
D.
Mutsu* LLyte tiATARIM
anwle kaa tharoughly proud itself to be the bat;
article known for neat Cfallnan, COLD ia wis 131 w:
and HYDiCitl. It babies (mid as exeslient remedy!
filmes, eases of lions Enna Mame ham bent re noted
by it, and Hs nisi has often been 'greatly improved by,
lb ale. It It liniiennt and 'vestal*. and piece lumgor-
ATE trstrzr to the dell heavy pains aimed by diseases
or the Bead. The sensations Mtn tieing it arse delight:al:
and invigorating. It *pew wad purges eat all ob
atruetiotts, stringtinare the shade and gives a healthy
action to the part4aAbeted. •
Yore than thirty years Oak sad us of Dr. WareinlN
s Catartlinnd ifeoptehe Flaciff has proved Its vest nine
!or all the atintable diseases of the head. and at this U.
meat It stands higher than weer Were It hi reeestmend-;
ed by away of Choked physician*, media lied with great
efulsowe and seLledietkia relaywhire. Read the Certificate,'
of Wholesale Llnutete 1a'1144
Thetinders!Rss ler many years been seqaain.l
each 1
led with Dr. MarshaMi..—As Boa - ,'end . __ -
.01a to our wholesale trade, sheerfally .tats that we be.'
lien It to to equal, in story respect, to the rocomamodai
Mow, given of it for lb. eon of Catarrh Affections, 'turd
that pis decidedly the best article we have emir known
for ail common disguises . ot the Heed. • ' i
Barr! Ps2 ii iteed, ► &Wilt k Co, Brown, Lamson k
Co., peed, C k Co., Seth W. Fowls, Wilaoo, Farhat&
Ili Mt, Boston ; eusbaw, Vaasa& k Co, H. H. BOY,
Portland,MO.; Brumes k Park, A. B.& D. Briads,iitelphen
Paul k Co.„ Israel Minor k Co, illoCaoson k Robbins, A.
L.. Boortli lb Co., AL Ward, Clow k Co., Dash A Halo,
New, York.
For sale by all Druggists. Try it. jylF64-ly.;
1141. Iss4,
Philadelphia & Erie 11.
TRietn-uLlivr,,,-.7, the rxtr,-.,..dologblTsli
Lake Erie. It has been Nand by the litonZhionid 'Un
readCompany, sad ander their mikes to rapidly' Wag
opened tarotiirtamt its attire length.
It is arc to law fir Vitassagyar- Nat piled beldame
from Barristiorito St. Wary% (116 sees) on the Gude=
Division, end from Wilson to Erie, AlO4 oils") on the
Western Division.
- TIN' ply rialitinass lama Air =ItIL
Nall Train - Lama .....
11%""Trate Leerre. 11 Id A. 5.
Trala Amerces , 16 66 A. re
salna?rile Arrives 6 60 r. 5
nformation respecting Pusengar business_ apply
at the 8. Z. coiner filth and Karkat eta, wad de Prdght
banner of the Denigrate agnate,
S. H. ILINOSTON,Je., eorner 18th and Warket Streets,
Philadelphia.
J. W. REYNOLDS, Vie.
J. M. DRILL, agent N. 0. R. IL, Baltimore
EL H. 1301:18TON, General Prided Agestt, PhDa4Pa.
LEWIS
I. HOUPT, r3eneral Ticket A t, Philerra,
JOS. D. POTPA, Guerra Manager, W rt.
117.84.1
T I 34 E . .
'1.9. Caw* has taken thialme Yaw at
the foot of Frensb Stmt. Dear the Phllede_lphla depot,
Erie sit', sad la prepared to feralsb Rrb:t• Lime, la large
or mallqualities, at the lowest saartst prices.
Jyret-l). •
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peculiar murices and ha smother claims upon all aims by
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"MO of Its untiring isaluts of the publishers..la behalf.
or this g L.at and unpatallsled emist.by sum* suittnia•
tag this , paperbs 'UM linishussa tilla6m. ,
Add l.; GLIMMILENNIIR IMMO,
Kalil Chestnut et., _
DAILY.
Ono Yeekby
Bli Wittig ......-•-- 6,00
Three Ilontbe. 2. 5 0
yor say penal fr 'thee
three snestbs, at the rate
or Ninety Cents per mouth.
House Wanted. .
ASMALL and CONV,ENIENT HOUSE
within tbe etV linitikaattable fortmui and "Ma
wantad totarediabilp Addesei SOX . 364.
, • .
farm for Sale. '
THE Subscriber otters Sid
foe lb s Fum
' to Summit tp , Ibis Co., Po., itooty
urea oflood so% bine miles from) rit 1,7; ow Ulla Wa
terford rimso r aa4 a 54,1106 ant•:_liva !wettqford
inNige, wall rate with goodlballdlni o fruit and
tkuq aim a ”001 APP1111!)1111 tOkttitst
laiirreatisk: limb. d'osrasis___
• Amy.
• ' EATING = SALOON.
The 'Mention of thi Public le ineite4), to theltiloen, it
the Corset ante!. Dad filltilltreite, ',SA btu been
fitted up ID handsome sty % nee is now
WM* fo teem tbe plemented
}emote in tike ant.'
OYSTEJtB_,I'O AXE, ) •
And all kW& el 'AWN noestiy kept las Selimo,nerred'
gp to enstemete lattaspollor meaner.
SIIIPAILATICADOIIIIO2 P2II II IOXII WHO OtititE TO
-8t MUT&
" 41 844 r L 444,9404 with tie ;
CROIORST 'LIQUORS Ss CIG A RS.
Jrreeling that my arrumenteote a» mu* aseeneet
ere enthOsetion, I mopeethzUy ;MHO the fid.
romp of the eenounity.
aptTONlnt.
7. J. IrkUS
NEW GROCERY STORE.
. ,
TIP innintsigned , linen opt a sow ammo Sten, on
the , 1 !
LIST .511)Ear i fftg e llt e x p H o re 1101171
• . Where lb!) , Wend keeplog • !all riiikoly of
( " Ramis "? rit6viatiirar,.: : - - - -
vantri
lituTs.
CROCKS'S K.WA R
, 7VA141211 PHMON4
111111.1.4alar*OM,
C0NV1CV11021.1.111.13-4,
TORACCIO ctimARS.
Arra orontlitag anal, al Milli air ootabllslirmat of
thy mat •
W• US art raiJood to caw as ROW mamma* aa
other &Won la the can sad levl.o Ito pnbila to atu,
recadent that vs as slim satire latheaet
oetilflatL P. A. slums ak
4 LARGE iiiIIPPLY L,
• 0, Mateb.ajii!t reeliveC Fop aelptaift
Is iliwiiiwwable aasell. Tke - Masi Parise Magrei n thi
Werki. everybody. will iuw them after olio trial. Per
Isle by the box. dame sad grew. • liberal diebeast to
Übe Trade. soma II
lOW 0111A6 ear=
rszi
- - !
‘ i rti B'B
PATENT !
!'d:il'f ~ ~-~~
114 4 1141111 e°l
CONFECTIONERY.
CiartiO, M. D.,
44k ()ANDY* of fityklo,de, :r?
PLAIN ••.; •
FINEST FRENCH CANDY, do..
CHOCOLATE CANDIES, do:, •
CREAM CANDIES, do. -
ORANGES, LEMONS,
TAMARINDS, RAISINS,
FIGS, PRUNES,
HERMETICALLY
SEVAD OYSTERS,
ORANGES AND LEMONS
ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
AT REDUCED PRICES,.
PINE MOROCCO WALLETS,
LADIES' MOROCCO WALLETS,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
BRIAR PIPES. -
MEERSCHAUM CIGAR TUBES,.
AMBER CIGAR TUBES,
TOBACCO BOXES, - .
TOBACCO WALLETS,
MAGIC TOBACCO BOXES,
GAMES & AMUSEMENTS,
DRUMS AND FLAGS, .
UNION CARDS,
PENS AND PENCILS,
PAPER tic ENVELOPES,
CHESSMEN
CHEQUERMEN,.
D01t13013
OUR ICELAND MOSS COI7GH
CANDY IS SELLING RAP-
CHINA DOLLS, all Sizes,
PAPIER NACRE DOLLS, do.,
DOLL HEADS, New Styles,
TOY PAINTS,
A huts issortsest of Toys & Notioas.
•HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
PERFUMERY,
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS,
HAnt, OILS AND POMADES.
. 'FRESH - BREAD
FRESH CAKES I
FRESH CRACKERS!
FRESH MACAROONS !
EVERYTHING FRESH! •
ICE CREAM.
LEMON ICE.
ORANGE ICE,
MADE TO ORDER,
RUBBER ;13 &LIB. -
RUBBER COM 8.4,
-RUBBER BRUSHES, -
RUBBER GOODS,
JOwiLGRAIL W
20,000 CiCARB
Choice Blends, st WholiAle and Retail
BALTIPIORE OYSTERS '
RECEIVED DAILY
hAvi,rait.
AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF
WE .ARE PAYING PARTICULAR AT
TENTION TO THE JOBBING TRADE
AND (OFFER ANYTHING
.IN OUR
LINE UPON FAVORABLE TERMS
TO THE TRADE. CATALOGUE
SENT UPON APPLICATION.
Bener dr. Burgess,
110.1 WRIGHT'S BLOOZ,
El* Blay 4.1861.
EWE
Fresh - Fiench Candies every day,-
Fresh Coons, Nut Cream d 0.,.
Fresh Almond Candy do.
- FRUIT.
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
PICKLES, SARDINES
GUARA JELLY.
FINE SALAD OIL. . .
FOR : SUMNER USE,
-lEEEP IN ANY CLIMATE
NOTIONS:
LADIES' FIN EPORTMONN LIES.
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF BIRD
CAGES. A NICE AND DURA
BLE TRAVELING' BASKET. I
ARNOLD'S INK, GENUINE,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS, SLATES AND
BACK-GAMMON BOARDS,
FINEST ENGLISH LEAD
PENCILS,
IDLY AND. GIVING
GOOD SATISFACTION
DOLL HEADS, all Styles,
CHINA BABIES, all Sizes,
DOLL BABIES, all Sizes,
TOY BOOKS
A L&8.0.3 STOCK OF •
- CHILDREN'S CABS,
CARRIAGES,
PERAMBULATORS,
DOLL CARRIAGES,
TOY CARTS,
DUMP CARTS, AC.
PYRAMIDS,
MACAROONS,
KISSES, &C.,
At 1111PRIlk* Bintatsr.
We isve - s Wes Assortmint of
OF ALL K!NDSi
JIT annum & Bumassw.
NOTIONS AND
FANCT GOODS,
♦T RINI& & BORGESIP.
.
Mill, PZIM'A.
ELME
•'AT D. *DMZ JF CG'S •
_ _ lead
tallmit Preenlain: whenevermiflleited and all who
n used It, prietternee it Oir soperior,„to anything else
, wf the Ithed. Ike refloating are wane of • the advantages
this Csltivator has over army oak kind noel in me :
tst. Lightens and durability. 'heing minded the best
%malty or steal. kigbly polished, and the whole Weis
mad weights=t boss GO to
U. Adaptatfaa to more kind& et work than any other
Calttra*or knows I being a pule* and thoromall
Taber, Viten and with all the teeth, on, leaving the
• eyes and
Culti keel, and working , :hin working , ream the rows
• smother vator.
' s d. ntw a r ie kthe email teeth , ink attaching the
w{ to the it Is the atilt period implement for
can be and.
• 4th. itts the beet impisieent r corning and digging
=
never lineeted. • man mad lone can cover po.
Mind as a horns can walk. itnd a man and team
dig groin 300 to 604 toadied, of potatoes in a day,
hen the crop is a fair one. • -
feat flour equally well in mom ores/ kindle( crop
nmalling caltivaUng, and in men eases hand hoeing can
Ise dispemsd with:
eth. Its cheapness. conidneMithe may k inds of work
do whdcklt he; applied : the tamer having in oar
Implailinet all that semeN w er cultivating and
say kind of crop, or co and digging potatoes.
• Nambesisse wwflacates from siostMaomtlal fawn•
ere lathe United finites might begins of the superiority
pf thenberte Implement over all sewn designed for like
141 =1 be planed to melte • gall from any one who
needs a Cultivator end explain is them the merits 0.
the 'ben Home Roe over all otter implements of the
,We shall also keep on band. he connection with
ontaultware and Hoses runattilag Goods, a complete
amoriment of •
nom RAILIDit, HAND HAW, BCYTHO.
&laths, Grain Cradles, Torts, HOW, Shivala, Spades, lie,
Re. poset AUI to give as a ealL • D. MHOS k CO.,
Ceram of State k Ninth SD, It* F.
Also at W. W. PIERCE & CO., Is North FA" Pe.
D. MRCS Ded:KO.,
Also bog lam to Worst this ppohlle gosesany that they
hare recently added the mae>riKadas of TIN Sod CO
PLR WARS to their istissit see sow prepared to
offer to their pktrons imilisOes etROUBS YURN -
Isamu OHOoes mbesdag , way misty small' , Sound
Jo that line - , sprl6-$n
. „ r Chley.]
WHOLE LlLpr ! paocERS.
Siegel., Vincent & Co.,
Groceries,: Flour, Pork, Fish,
SALT,
Ales, Whias, Liqaors, Cigars and
CANDIES,
Lowest Market Prices.
U2GON
Betives Ih9wat Hate' sad Trench St.
marl9l4-tt
Soap Stone Griddles 1
A otammlaat aad ANIMA* article for Owl kitchen—
will baba oak* without the application of mast, abol•
lahlag the diatoesable flavor imparted to clothing, ke..,
by mans at least fat.
ALL. ReitBEIZEPHRB BROVIAD LUPE
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Chsaliles 'sad Brabb for embireld, all colors and
olisiso. 'Optima. with Mona' of •,11, CllOlll/11, Brig;
Baud, *a, at
Young's Emporium,
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CRASH! CRASH!
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Young's ffrripollurn,
POLAR REFRIIERATORSI
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The beat uremia merit elm manufactured. Built
upol ecleatillw paistelples.lt Wiest tbe thing for Houee•
keepers. Parr article of food placed In thens . are pre
esned rod swam wbile the, adritatatoiN Looeaw
la sartat Le•aad faridahlag cold water (or d
pollee. Lima* bo fogad la any other manufacture I
bare thsanolaidro armoai for NWT ask, and Invite an
orzaaitaation tabribeir merits.
J. B. IL YOUNG,
No. 4 Wrigbrs Slot*.
4,300
New Firm. •
FAKES P. CROOK, having taken in his
Ty swig Joao N., so • lartoor, ea tho tot day of 1 Nil,
MIK tour the ha mom of JAMS 3 P.OlOOl & SUN,
timilifto to Wm • eatUroant of his old tecoools. AA yer
scom thismoiroo iodated to hip aro repeated .
wean toll mint without &day.
JAMES P. CROOK SON,
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Window Sak i Proms, Dan ud Builds I .
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ERIE, PA.
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WILLIAM, WILLING,
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REDICAL NOTICE.
Ds. U. A. BPENCEB having located
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of Inv , ago orb nrideseejal *Skid. -
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WE ARE OFFERING
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