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febrBs-Im.
TOM IiKNETI %IN LINII3IBYT.—It
aree t'4' ere, when neet Laken, In a few hour*:
en to halt an hour; Tont hackie to a few nainntes.
, f -et •,'• 0 1 to teb• In'ornalfy, and Israel=
toe re•+et eminent pheefelane to Um Balled
* TOTIIANDA. Pa., Aug. d, 1863. •
'••tv —l). , :tr SIT.: I /Nye Tined your
,t with tr***t nitteews. hots. as an ioler•
01! a. Fr, etbrnal men fettle to ewes of- Ettlions
and 'Ain ej‘ .11,§rtict:t I reer.l it ye a en•erelp
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nn s brIt•l• 1.1 , '' , 1 ,, .1 Arllnn pit rarest! 6,224 bnintmen
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to ..11 It (free of charge) the reelpe
tecttple f", uteLiug tbc • ruplu remeAy need hi
;t, SaNter, u,labing,l.n pi oUt by the adrarrieree
4mertsuce, ard pas.tßi a rtu and ralnabk remody,
, so by a ilree‘ina "ram at once at tht plate of bud
'the tteltre and fullpfbrotatlco—of vital impor
—will bo ehe•rtul , y "lent by return toad.
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No 60 Naavan lit, - Nei! VIA.
—Norvous NstYlrer. of both will 'Sod this
inytlnaton. Nnv...11;1361-3m.
v,irir, TAKE NO rICE: -
Pr+ I , ,!..aertc:t& C Bal‘1", hire ci.bcovered
•qr!ag rwthc , •l, 1•7 ..ebtel, all (ham.' eau ba.
'yawl ea re,` by the patent, without Lha
• rhystetst. Pr. F. is the Althor of a medical
Y. 6 I , rte. 11 01, giving • tall all - planation
aa.deri treatment, They also pabllsh • monthly
3 , ,aratl„-f ehich sample nnmberi. vm be Pelt
Dz. J. FIRM
cPadstn t N.Y.
A Ofird to too Sufferint.
three bore/mai of *.fltichu."
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rectored to health
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I'osfitut tat.- p rcrupt end salutary in their
Alen the Arolv, and uhatterdi eonatitutiOn.
rau ( At. theta with advantage. Intpor
so rtl,t•t •:..•eS only by
I af , ..4 BU:'.1.;01. No 4r: utova...y.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Si, IWO
The Ways and Neese Comultitti is-day
decided definitely in•regard to tax upon.
'petroleum. Upon dm erode oil Oaf llePelle
a tax of six cents per gallon. They leave the
{as upon dice maasfiotared article as it sow
is, which is,twenty emits per jollos.—Wm4-
mglon Corrtspofidelif.
It strikeriss that the eo.ealled "wile inn"
aC . Washingion are disposed to "go t a little
strong". - oh the petroleum question. The tax
on that article is now larger thus on any ether
one of common use , and the propose d inesesee
will swell it beyond all just proportions. Pe
troleum has *moon@ as mash an article of me
oessity in nearly every household It the land
as wheat and potatoes, and we areat s loos to
comprehend the theory witloh leaves the latter
entirely exempt frost tax. and Ipurdorts the
filmier to an extent at ono* oppressive, tinjnet
and ruiuotte. 11s are informed that the'pro
trlied Increase of tax will amount to about SO
cents en the reined oil,autl that Its effect will
be to destioy the saut.l refineries. plaoe the
busineslip,the oontrol of the heavy capital
l~rM, and 0 ! o lne te enable them to pat up the
roc: to odueumers at an exborbitant standard.
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Y,.h
Cocsry Ftsanoss.—The County Commis.:
sionors publish in the Rapnbli an organ their
Minuet Statement of the reneipla and expen—
ditures of _Erie County. This cleennsent is
0110 of in/portal:me to every tax-payer,witheitt
reference to hie politics. and In almost every
other county in the State it Is furnished to ell
the pipers ; but the Commissioners of Erie
county being of the excessively "royal" stripe,
cannot be expected to manifest the same de
gree of liberality awl regard for the interests
of the people. Tee statement is too lengthy
for ue to siren% to print it in fell at our Own
expense, but we shall endeavor to furnish
sucb au abstract as wilt give our readers a
pretty thorough ides of its contents._ Among
thn items are the following :
~,~ ,~:•+ +, h~dth~
Cash in Treasury JUL. 1, 1864, $22,668 83
••
reed from C lleocor for
year 1868
.• reed from Colleete:rs for
-
year 1864? 152,21 i i. 68
„Paid J. skinner, selecting plate; .
1 far and getting county script
__ _
P . ate that we bo
printed'
" Ath.Bank Note Co., plate for
and printing oorinty setipt
•' Traverse Jr.. for Courts 1864 - 1846 21
' • Unind Jrs at Qr.t3essions 1864 571 57
•• A.A.Craig,hoartling prisoners 2174 a 2
•' runsutoriieig-luzars 126 25
j, 9414-1 y
" conTeying eaneitalls
fn Penitnntiary and subjeett
to House of Refuge and In
g
e lue i 368 45
Itegiti•ilion in fall for 1864 8500 00
:•`•Elea inu Boards for Spring election 852 2(
•• Special ••• 434 46
•• •• General - 728 74
•t Presidential '337 80
.• riveter, On 84nd a
8 &EAU{ 11,850 04
•• aect.VU:luitteer Bounty Loan 16680-00
iiioint'es to Volunteers 1864 330,225 00
•• iniereq on Bounty Warrants,eto. 5,617 44
•• roollnistioutt allowel E D. Hul
bert, County Trem.urer for year
1861 . 1,440 72
" Commonwealth, being in full
a her proportion for 1864,in
chiding Treasurer's commis
ion on same,
‘‘^^V MI?
. "Tr.l,tobl!
MEE=
Total atn't disbursements for year
1864 $421,760 18
Deduct am' t•of Warrants and Script
issued in 1864, and still out.
standing 242,228 26
$179,681 92
Add ain't cash in Treasury Jan.
1865, • • • 15,255 87
194,787 29
Of the amount of Duplicates of State, County
and Poor and County Bounty Taxes levied ea
each of the respective Townships, Wards,
anti Boroughs of Brie County for the year
186 , 1, (being 12 mills County sad Poor,
mills State, and 20 mills County, Bounty Tax
on every dollar of the valuation for said year,)
with names of Districts :
40138 t.. Co. h Mal Co
;74; 14 0i ;112a 04 -
9497 81 12668 06.
8006 08 10673 07
3468 20 4624 27,
3489 69 4852 78 ,
902 44 1203 25'
1057 42 1409 89
1426 83 1902 44
832 87 443 83
893 41 1191 26
1864 19 1806 68
1168 82 107 76
1301-60 1735 33
1116 19i,: 1488 26
606 08 674 78
1680 66 f " 2107 41
2213 76 2951 68
932 62 1243 49
Oroeno, 1697 46 2263 28
Summit, 1342 91/ 1667 21
1809 87 2413 16
Middleboro, • 150 27 200 86
Washington, 2264 10 3005 47
Edinboro, 424 07 665 43'
Franklin, 846 62 1128 83
Eikereek, '1207 69 1610 26
Conneaut, ' 4 1867 73 2490 so
-- - -
Districts
East Ward, Erie,
West Ward '•
Mtliereet,
liarborererk,
Northea.st.tp.
Greanfiotd,
Venting°,
IV+ttehur3
Amity,
Wayne
Concord,
Corry,
Union tp..
.. bor.,
Le Boeuff,
Watertord tp..
‘. bor
Atbioa,
Binh:teteld,
Girard tp.,
bor..
varvio►.
$70,289 14 $63,6 , 52 1 6
INDESTI,DSZOS 6111 4. i1111 COMITY- -
Court. Flotilla Loan Bonds outatand-
•
lag Jan: 1, 1864, $9,000 00
House of Refuge Bonds outstand
ing Jaa.
, 1, 1,8041, " 600 00
$9,600 00
Deduct Bonds 14 and 16 Court
House Loan redeemed and can.
()oiled, 2,000 00
Leaving outstatialng Jan. 1,1865, $7,600 00
13oudg Issued to S. & E.R.R.Co., 200,000 00
" redeemed and cancelled, _ 100,000 00
'• remaining outstanding, $lOO,OOO 00
interest bearingVirarrant* outatand•
ing Jan. 1, 1864, $27,987 00
Iniereg bearing Warrants issued
during the year, • 358,985 00
$883,802 00
Deduct sm't redeemed during sear
1884, 260,827 00
Outstanding Jan 1, 1865, $122,975 00
01:1 script outstanding Jan. 1,'64 85,189 50
New script leaned during year
1854, - ‘ 192,000 00
$227,180 50
Deduct am% acript, redeemed and
canceled 1864 ♦ . : 42,716 00
Script outstaudiug Jan. 1,113 K $184,423 50
Staunch be the bark that bearelou from the
laud
You loved but adverse Fate forbade t o save ;
.Firm to confront the buffets of the wave,
And guarded safe from every nosioos strand.
Fair be the gates that waft her ! to that hand
Of the ficest Ruler of the shore and sea
We trust the preeions chine; again to be
Graee4 with your country's hopes and high
command.
Ungrateful country ! once the proud and tree,
MI you ri,uld hate it ; Ind in coining years,
-Through the long train of woes, and ills,
end tears,
Yet to redeem its glovions destiny ~
Breve, true, upright'. - perchance thy rrper
age
Will write her record on its brightest page
i ßostos Courier.
Joseph .8. M. Yocum Esq., lista editor of
the Dispaich, hie disposed of his business, in—
terests in this ail, sod doolvto tootoTtitg to
Pittsbom
2,742 28
38 00
17d0 45
16,821 64
295 85 893 80
8285 66 4880 75
8868 28 4491 04
1010 16 1846 88
2989 21 8918 95
McClellan.
ITEMS OF ALL &IBM;
. -
Which is the fastest, hest or cold ? Rest,
because you era sated Wel. _
. ,
The Conneaut irptoriir says "a child was
born -B on the Lab Ekdre-lioad , osi the lit day
el February, between Erie sad Euclid."
(lea. Butler humorously suggests his own
ipilaph, "Died of the-Regular Army." The
regular &nay nearly died of as attack of him.
In Java an empty flown pot placed on the
portico roof of a house is said to- mean, " A
young lady in the hens ; husband wanted."
The Hopewell property, in Oa City, was
sold laic week for ;160,000. Mr. Hopewell
purchased it in 1854 for $3501
Gottschalk, the great pianist, is on ids an—
nual concert tour to the west,. He may be
expected in thiacity loom -
"Comer my leer. I want' to 'ask you all
about your sister.• Nov tell me triily, has
she got a beau?" "No, its launders she's
got, the doctor says."
Old Setalemon (affeatiohateli), '•My coo,
Flty do yo . o chew that filthy tobacco !"
Preeoctoun Youth (s►ifity), ..To pt the juice
eat of it, old (lodger !"
A young lady in Troy who had been jilted
by her lover; retured to hot faithless swain
his sane de visite with both eyes picked out.
Vindictive young lady of Troy
A well known gentleman of t his city is re
ported to have made a lucky "strike," by
which ha r &stiles over $lOO,OOO. Wo ithew
nothingi about, the truth of the Cory.
The *'oldest inhabitane l \ deo ides that more
snot hits fallen this wintir, stud that there
has been s• longer continued spell of cold
weather than in any yearfoi the last dozen.
. A meetlas of chime folConneauiville was
held at that pi) ne,.on Monde" of last week to
take measures for developing the eupposed
oil wealth of Western Crawford. •
Ths trUthof the old proverb, "there' iti
nothing new under the Bun," is proved by the
fact, says an exchange, that the Chinese were
boring wells from five to nine hundred feet in
depth, for oil, over three thousand years ego
The advertisement of the, Kentucky Oil
Company appears in another column. The
managers of this company are gentlemen_ well
known in this city as persons of shrewd bus
iness qualities, and the enterprise is one that
Merits the attention of persons on the look
okt for investments.
In our opinion the best peace commissioners
are the army and navy of the United States.
—.fiercer Dispatch.
Then, why in the name of a4l the gods don't
you go into the it . rmy nt ntry and, assist in
bringing about the best peace.".— renango
Spectator. •
The Dunkirk Jourani.endeavoring to be
sarcastic over an incidetit which occurred to
that vicinity, pertly asked, "Who is Joh❑
McDonough ?" The (buon dryly responds •
••lie is a eon of old McDonald. Ills mother
is supposed.to have married a McDonough."
A little boy in New,Csatle, Va., applied hin
tongue, on a bitter cold morning last werk,to
some boring tools at. the Lawrence Foundry,
to see - if it would stick. The boy's tongue
and lips froze to the iron, and were only re
leased,by heating the; iron with hot water. A
part of the skin of the tongue and lips re
mained attached to the _iron.
Mr. Harvey Howard, Treasurer of 'Thayer
lc Noyes' Circus, was married, in Coshocton,
Ohio, on the 16th of January, to Miss Balla
B. Pritohey, of the Neer plait,. The Girard
Mien sutys "the parentaof this amiable young
lady are members of the Presbyterian Church
and although they do not approve of Mr.
Howard's ocoupatioa, they wisely studied
their daughter's happiness and soled upon
the following quotation from Burns, that
.A man Is a man for aw' that. "
There are mix Odored °banshee In Satan
nab. Three of them have large organs and
fine choirs. The pastors of four of them hare
always been colored men. Three of these
churches are decidedly very fine edifices, and
cost not less than ten thousand dollars each
Another proof of the hardships that the us
gross esoeristtee from th "galling chairs of
slavery."
The Atlantic Greet We...tern railroad cam
pony hove emnpleteit their bretu`clt rua , i frotu
Mechrille to Oil City. The papers of the
letter place anticipate great benefits to their
"city" trout the opening of the new road We
hope they will got be as sadly disappointed as
the poilple of Erie have been in several in
stances.
Dr. T. L. Stewart has resigned his position
as a surgeon in the army, and will soon re
same prastien in ibis pity, after an absence of
about three years. During this period be has
occupied several important professional eta
Lions, and been eomplimenici by leotlingotq-
Care' as one of the most skillf4l practitioners
conneeted with the service. The Doctor has
many warm friends in this 'and the adjoining
counties, who will be pleased to bear of his
return and resumption of practice.
The Franklin oil company, composed of
number of our most enterprising young busi
nese men, has been formed in this city, with a
capital of 540,000, divided into four hundml
ewes of $lOO each. They have a valuable
tract of land in Franklin township, on which,
it is said, the oil indications are especially'
promising. Oil has been known to trickle
from the rocks and appear on springs in thit
locality frem '•lime immemorial."
Ur. W. 0. Severance has taken charge of
the Bennett Rouse at Union. and will endow_
or to conduct it in future in suctiva manner al
to build up its reputation equal to any hotel
in that put of the county. As an initiatory
step thereto a Ball is soon to be givun—we
have forgotten the date—which will be par
ticipated in by many 'of the most prominent
citizens of Union. We judge from what we
beer of Mr. Severance, that he' will make an
enterprising and popular landlord.
An "honest um" in Hartford, failing to
obtain work, was unable to supply his fatuity
with food for seven days, and his- little five
year old daughter starved to death. Is it
possible that such things eon occur in Nes,
England—New England which gives itself• so
Truaoh distress about the sufferings of the
"poor negro ?" In their teal for the Africans
our "brethren" "d6in east" are likely t•,
forget the claims of the peer white people at
their very door:s.
- Our celebrated State SeuistOr, Mr. Low
ry, to a constant eubjeot of :Attention tot
the ettacites of the press. 'A Harrisburg
correspondent of one of the Eastern papers
describes him as "a to in witti a white cravat
rith lengthy starched ends, which conveys
the idea to every greenhorn that he, is a
preacher, and to every pauper twit he is a
humanitarian sod public benefactor." The
Lancaater Iniettigenerr thinks, however, that
"is Lowry's Oise, as in rattily othevs, appear
ances' are deceptive. There is none of the
malerisi Of eithCr cbaraoter in his composition.
The white cravat and ruffles, like lirerley'a
tnidttional white coat, are uter.ty oddities"
Thug butrbpdies might find something of
more fusperutsos to write about than Mr.
Lewirrs white swat sod Miles.
We understand that a poor familly in our
village was obliged, daring a recent Gold
snap; to cut up their bedstead for fuel to keep
from freezing. Azuktizwe'poor Toease;
who had entreated for a small load of greed
wood, for which she was to pay only $7 00
after borrowing some money of a neighbor to
add to her scanty &ad, Snails herself still a
little deficient, appealed to the wood4saler to
deduct the pittadoe, and was met by the ban.
man reply thet she "might 'pay or freeze, as
she pleesed."—Predosio Omer.
"Can such things be" in a cosiasunity do
voted to "great moral ideas," tike our Cha.
faunas county neighbors The Censor's
statement confirms us in our long settled
opinion that "charity been. at home." and
that every neighborhood could have sufficient
to do if it only would attend to the - wants of
its own unfbitunste people, without concern
ing4tself about the faults of others. While
a lirge majority of the citizens of Fredonia
have been bewailing the oeudition of tha
slaved ingress, and going into hysterics over
the "barbarism" of the South, oases like the
above occur in their town, and hardly provoke
a comment on the part of the philanthropists
who shriek themselves hoarse over the "black
maw's sufferings !"
We would suggest to the managers of the
Philadelphia it. Erie railroad that they take
a trip risen, on setae early occasion, over that
thoroughfare. If the /comments on the man
agement of the road which they would hear
exp eased by the pasbengere wean not wake
them up to a realising . .sense of what •fluty
requires oft teat, we don't know what:influ
ence could - be brought to bear that would.
As au early and c insistent friend of the road,
it le with the utmost mortification we witness
its buoreasino unpopularity among all classes
in this part of the State, and our sole object
in calling attention to toe fact is the hope ye
entertain that by so doing the manner of its
management may become known to the gen
tlemen at Pailadelphipt wits have powtir to
effect a change, and who probably only ru
quire to be iltformed en the subject to do so.
Unless something for the r better is done soon,
the road will become a by-word of ridicule ell
the lips of everybody. '._.
A young printer nara :I John J. Angell, who
has resided in this 0.17 for some time past - ,
has invented an imstrumont for "htaing
copy"—a teem which tee craft, ful'y under
SLitild —that seetnt to be •just thu thing." It
allows of too "copy" bzin; pl toe I at ray de
sired height, operates as a "guide." and •pro
vents the pactonvenienee of hissing the "upper
case' partly covorol by the manuscript which
the compositor is •-settiug." Theiestrument
is a, very nettly tlisosri .ate well as useful
affair, and will rekiminend iteelt to the favor
of printers at once.
We aci.lersani oilit it i+ not lilt,ly that .ha
cottscriptp3n will newer to 'Oils dtytriet utt the
15th initant, rue ti tatg n,ard fr,tiog it lin
py..ll!illie to get rally for "their' iutere,ting
perbrui lona by tm Lt. (ilia • N., probability
114 W i 4 tilit uiH .Irtft will not take place be•
fur° the tirlt of .01 truh. N t etrlrt i, being
made by the citiz-na in any port of the dih
trict to till up 014 no .1%4 with voluuterrs. E
The prqmittent It tre tie Ley till nil
taine,l wink+ulna•, hewn exempted, tvid the .
••rank and file"%are waiting. Mitc , iirber
to see "what tura* up '•
A big is ag tin to be presented to,the Legis
lature fir the incerporatina of a passenger
railway corciptny in this ()ley, witha - eapital
of WAY). The bill gives the company power
to build roads in such streets as they may see
proper, subject to the direction of thTity
councils. If this 'is a bons jide measure . - to
supply the city with passenger railways, un—
der fair stipulations, we !shall be glad to hear
of its becoming a law; but if it is a mete spec.
ulstion, designed to crests a monopoly for
future operations, we shall vigorously oppose
it.
Bishop-Clark, of Rhods Island, will deliver
the nest lecture of the course on Tuesday
evening, the 14th_ iastant, his subject being
"Public Opinion." The Bishop delivered one
of the in4at pleaviug lecturer !MI year that
we ever listened Sunday morning and
°yentas nett ne Iv expecte d , to occupy the
pulpit of St. l'Attrq Hpitloopti) church. Rev.
tV A itirtlert. ilr.wklyn, 'will follow
Bight* Clark in tip: lecture o nitre
day evening. th• 1641 inv.. Hi , . •It'tjt•ett iv the
"Unol;agoiereJ Ana "
Otfice i s (or recruiting purposes !vise recently
been •ooentl in this city by tlaptai , a J ulin
Graham, of the 831 rvgin•iut. %laj A F
Stiun, of the lenh cavalry, where all who fvel
ibis fighting humor can enlist, get. free pasees
to the front. .'4l in" to their heart's con
tent.
One of the advantages of "loyalty," may be
Been in the fact that the Gorelle is Pnbliehiag
the laws of the United States "by mithority"
—a fat job, th4t wilt put a good mini hun
dred dollars haw the pockets cf its publtehers.
"Loyalty" pays in thee° war times.
It is reported that a change if soon to take
-place in the management of - 11rovro'is Hotel.
A Mr. Clifton, of Buffalo, loug'cionneotect
the Mansion llhuse in 'hit city, it is said, will
soon [Mann charge of the house. "
Remember the (MI Fellow.? 13 tll, in Farrar
Hail. on WeAi:medal (treeing of next week It
will ho one of tho hest or the reason.
The First NstiOual lima of North fist has
been organized to, u'ltn.Grifritli as President,
and A. W. 11!slue as Cashier.
BARNUM'S Exesatescle.—Shortly'after the
war commenced Mr. Barnum concluded last
his expenses must be curtailed, and :I;mA.
dittglf gave orders to one of his spats that
his advertisement: must be cut down one-half.
This was accordingly done. A few weeke
later, the "great showman" disoovered his
daily redeipts were griwiug "smaller by de•
greed and beautifully ie•e " Ile ‘.l„?ubted
attractions, bus suit the receipts .were not
increased Tin :natter became Timis, and
troubled Mr. Barnum so much that it dis
turbed his slumbers. lie gave orders to dou
ble the alto of the advertisements. It was
done, and the result, :is related by Mr. By—
num himself, was au increase of $l3O in hip
receipts the first week. and $250 per week
,subsequedtly. since then he bee never at—
tempted to economise by reddeid2; the ttenouut
paid for his advertisements.
POTROGr.nW .eq : 46.—fite insole for
forming new pet rukum oil companies contin
ues aotive. lisrdly ad ty passim but what two
of three doses .new timpanist, are started
throughout the country. The mass do not
inspire confidence, and much sitting is neees
eary. Oil spring! are not always perennial,
and many give Olt in short, periods. Some
companies have been fortunate, but the large
fortanes reads out of pettcdeara_hare VOL been
out of oil produced and sold, but out of uil
lands bought, divided and formed into die
anat companies, with a large par value, and
rather lees subscription price, but. more than
cent. per cent. above cost price.
800,000 bottles sold annually in a single
city in the United States, where: Dr. D. 11.
Bealye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy has been
longest., and consequently best known. This
facts peaks volumita in favor of this Winless,
though powerful preparation.
Tits Art ie= liforraur.—ThiAllantin for
, February has some to head with the following
table of contents : Our Pint Great Painter
sad - Hi/ - Weeks, by Sarah Clarks ; Doctor
Johns, by Donald G. Mitchell ; Roger Brooke
Tasty; The Mantle of St. John de Msirthis, by
John G. Whittier ; Needle and Garden ; Notes
of a Pianist, by L. Y. Gottschalk ; 10srnaut
Hall, by T. B. Aldrich ; The Pleiades of Con
necticut, by F. Sheldon; Ica and Esdninutax.
111, by D. A. Wesson ; The Old House, by
Alice Carey; bimaories of Authors, Coleridge,
by, 8. C. Hall; The Chimney Corner, 11, by
Harriet Bomber Stowe ; Pro Patric, by Epee
Sargent ; A Portalght with the Santtary, by
G. Reynolds ; Art: Harriet Hosmer's Zeno
tin, by Fits Hugh Ludlow ; Reviews - and Lit
erary Notices.
The "Atlantic" is pre-mnineutlY a Boston
publication Bosiou: la it. typographical
"make up ;" Boston in its style; Boston in its
ideas; Boston inside and outside, title page,
oover, contents and arrangement. We give it
,4:ll,dit, fora certain kbid of literary merit, but
us maga:lse for general reading it is by no
means u interesting as otheie that might be
named, cud its radical opinions on Political
subjects preclude it firm. say claim to the
patronage of the conservative portion of the
American people.
lxPoarasr Dausiox.—Aa important dad
lion was recently delivered by Judge Long,
in the Court of Common Plum, on the subject
of the military bounty laws. The facts in
volved in the cave areas follows: Two citizens
of Manheina township, Lancaster county, hav
ing furnished acceptable lubstitntes for them
selves in the military service, made issue to
the effect that boring thus contribute* what
they deemed their quota, they @Would be
rightfully and legally exempted from the
payment of the tax provided for by the act of
26th of March, 1864, to pay bounties, to vol—
unteers. The suit was brought by the Board
of School Directors of Sfatilteim township,
who in compliance with the provisions of the
law, were authorisedlo levy and collect 'ouch
a tai. After a thorough discussion of the
qoe3tion involved, by able counsel, the court
decided that the claim:dents were bound for
payment of tax, and -accordingly 'ordered
judgment to be entered for the plaintiff C.
Liciarter Examiner.
Rumors of Peso!
Fordays and months have livid,
Despite the probabilities of War.
The land's great heart is all attuned to hear
The last dread echo of Wir's direful trump,
And ill Loeb pray for victory and pelsoe
Rumors of Health
Are borne ou every breeze that comes ).
From - Drake'. great Ltboratory in New Fora,
Where be prepares PLANTATIOXI,BITTiIIe
T!.) heal the nations and the sinli restore.
As all men hope tkat Peace May come,
SO all men, wish that Health may stay.
To that eu.t, poor Dyspeptics, Hypoohon-
driacs dull,
Vioiims of Vertigo, Headache, Fever, Care.
All take PLUITATION BITTERS. and are sure
To find relief from their besetting ills
Let the icorl,l PLANTATION BITTERI use,
And. all the tiatiotu• shall have ifealth and
Peace
nt , ±lCll, EVT"..;(I,TLINISNT.—SeIIvi3I, if ever.
have the pe.• l ,f e of tntr pl ice enjoyed a richer
musical treat tn,tot that- furnished ity the
Clentral Hall on Thurtulay
and Saturday ere
. np,gs !let week. The per
formers were as Aims A. Smith, this
eminent and charming soprano. of Buffalo;
Ara. Bowen, of Erie, a distinguiehed and
accumplished alto J T , a popular
and favorite Roman tenor, who was for yearn
a member of the Papas Choir, at Rome. and
Misr M E. Bose, of Buffalo, who presided at
the piano, and who ranks high 53 a composer.c
Notwithatanding the inclemency of the weath
er, largo mid appreciative audiences were
prevent on Wth evenings The selection of
pieces was !run Italian operas, and the appro
bation of thigaudivnee,-as frequently mani
fested, was deserve Hy Complimentary of the
performances The music was good, and the
execution of it admirahle.—Crowford Demo-:
eraft.
A Moir Ranasessits Ones.--From a re
spectable and well known citizen of Warren,
Pa., we learn of s cure of tough (almost
in the first stage of consumption,) performed
by eke Extract, of Smart Weed. 'The facts, as
related by the gentleman himself, are as fol
lows: Ills wife had - a very bad *old, whiCh
ended in a cough, and produced such distress
as to make it almost impossible for her to
breathe—sometimes being compelled to sit up
in bed for the most of the night. The Sean
Weed being recommended,_a small bottle was
procured and-need with good effect. A second
bottle effected an entire cure. It was applied ,
both externally and internally, and is, as the
gentleman remarked, , sa most remarkable
sue." 'We recommend this valuable medicine
to all. ,
MO. JOBBING Deratrisaxv.—We would re
tlpeoLfully call the attention of the community
to our flue facilities for job printing, and to
the neatness and superior finish of the work
wo are constantly turniocout. We challenge
any establishment to excel us. Our typo in
taistly new and of , the best quality ; all our
inve - riats are superior; our workmen the most .
and our determination to please all
who &am° fixed. - We are prepared to exeoute
.with neatness and despatch everything in the
joThing line from the largest post'er to t`-,„
-most delicate card.
Tux Oto GVAII D. —The February number of
The Old Guard, that staunch exponent of
. the
prinCiples 177 G seta 1787. has been received.
Csntents : Have States under any etre=
stanees a right to seoede from the Uniou ?
The Veer and the Prince ; A lost Heart ; The
Poet and the Gods ; The Poet's Toast ; The
Literature of the War; Arabian Epigrams;
Poetical History of Kissing; Song of the Ages;
Judge Douglass' Suppressed Pamphlet on
Senession ; The Ideal Republic ; The Dawn
fell of the Republic; of
_Merin) ; Conspiracy
iu Congress ; We ne'er shall Meet. :, and the
nstill spicy variety in the Editor's Table.
Acgrarren —dark Campbell 113 M tried last
week to our court, for the murder of James
NWFate, and acquittel. lie proved an alibi.
Theo* Wax no evidence against nim but hie
own confession when drunk. lie mtylcon
gratulate himself that he wee nut in the iricin
kty of Oil City when he boated of being the
marderer, as in that ease he would not have
hail the opportunity of proving an alibi. He
would have been taken at his word, and ills"-
paled of. It is to be hoped that he has learned
a lesson, and that hereafter he will abstain
from toe use of ligdor.—Venan,qo Spectator.
Mona TAUS t —The New York Tribune thee
cried loudly for more taxes : .
" Let us hare a twenty-fire per cent. in
come tax, if neoe4sary, with a searching in
quiry intu *very man's btisiness and receipts,
with double the present Lazes on all luxuries
and euperduities.".
Two ladies, whose names we suppress, were
arrested yesterday for 'waiving their handker..
chiefs at s lot of rebel prisoners whp were pus
-lag up 'Broadway street the day before. They
were released upon taking the oath od giving
$5,000 bonds each to do so no more.- 7
Louisville Democrat, 20th.
)XORBISON & DINSKOBB,
WBO/All/11.1 DILLIALS
Flour, 'Pork, Beef, Salt, , Grain
CLOFER, TIMOTHY SARD, (Et.
Fe. 2, Wayne Block,
FR NCB
8,044,,, eta& 4.41 Sista Si'.. - taft,
esay9'63tf.
Administrator',6 Notice.
L.ETTRIS O F ADMINISTRATION ON
jj the agile of Stephen &Meg, deceased. late of
litilereek township, Erie. scanty, Pa-, having lawn
granted to the aadersimbed, notice is hereby oven to
all tnowisithemeelvee indebted to the s:Me to make
Immediate peva:mat, and those having daises against
said estate will Forest th e
eta for settlement.
algoßG 111.34110, , Adminietratore
211. 104-41 w.
Notice.
TPARTIiERSHIPHERETOFORE
A. existing between I. W. Newietegez and Jacob
trims. doing bushier nadir the Sae seam of NOWbet
ger k Straw his bees dissolved y mutual commit.
'e beets' sad sesetuate Wm bees left to the !made of
I. tr. sowaseor, st Ulf eLd stand. tor artiletseat.
lif&WfitElfiM2,
Me. Jae. 110 , —fild JAM $220111.
Sewing MachineeF
r • •
THE CHEAPEST BEST.
.•
BUT ZITIEBR THE EMPIRE OR
8121GBIL
- 1
_
The tadereigatd hating been appointed agent in Erie
illy hr the Mani, estettratod Machines , siopeeth li
silk tie attention of the palate to the *saw
71%e etkootriedied to be theletet lei use and ore
• the la the musket.
Masth Jae bee all the latest improreasents. which
nodes them far superior to say ether now said
Tersoas dealt*/ to pastimes a Seeing liataine will
dad it of adesstate 101 tell and oxambse thee, b fore
baiter eleewbese.
isemetie ea exhitdtlati at lay dors, No R; American
Block between theft** and Itirreath strict.
AWN WU P. WAGNRR.
Notice.
MESSRS. CRA:WFORD k CIIRISTILN
haTiot etworisted with them la the g, ocery
trans Mt. J. a vtos Mini, the flrto title will heissiter be
Crawford, Christi's' k kith. 111 pere ye Isdeb!el to
Mulstatillmuei requested to m‘k• an et fly settittiest
Tbsuld'arter put limn, a continua:We (4 the perdit
pat:aunt Ii resputtu ily solicited.
WV. CANVFOKO,
R. F. cHRIST•sti,•
J. DIMON Rtlipt.
j tear gi-tt
Crawford, Christian it: Ruth,
Dimling
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
. / Dried and Sealed Fruits,
?A.r.r3 k ult.%
Ship Chandlery, Boat. stores, &c., ,&e.,
No. 7 BEATIT.74ILOCK, PARS ROW,
Also, Public Dock, Foot of State Street,
HOAR, Ptiltryl•
Inc A. ogtWroN.D. ' E. F. CH•tl.iT,Ati
jua711.5-1.1 J. BERGH RUTH.
Sale of Real Estate.
TNPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Orphou's Court of Krle county, will be sold at
publie voodoo on the prenthes near the bornush of
Corry, Erie county, Pa m on naturday, February 11th,
180, at 2 o'clock, p. m, the following descilb,d prolor•
ty, to wit:
AU that certain piece or parcel of laud situated in,
Wayne township, Ertl ,coun , y, ea., bounded and ee
sembed as fellows, to Wit: Commenting at o poet In the
center of the road leading from Autoilleatti'm h , new to
Corry, in the month line of Mild lielith'e land,' thence
itonthwardlr along said road Va: perchee to a pont.
thence we-twardly bfland formerly owned by Patrick
Gormru 91 perches to a pest, tnenco northward if i/X
perches to tt poet at the cortor of. sa• d 9patli's and Per
kin's :tad, thence eastw.tdly 82 perches to the pax of
beginning.. Ceroathlu; ere ocresqf tano; b-tollwt at
tract No. 34 of the Fitol.and Lami Compa--;c.
Tnicers, uee had is hacd and.the !nieces fa torergusl
annual Inetal,tnent., with thtereet payebk entmelly,
be oecurei by, jadizieat bond sad .to.rt.tego on the
preteiees. W. GRAP..6.N..Adsnletstretor.
jae17415-It.
READY PAY STORE!
J. & A. 31.EsTls.TIG
Would tirpehrully furores the Pohlle that Ltisi lass
pu,cit tied the
TOCK Or GROCERICa or..t g obs a. vi...Lss.
• C•OId4IS or tin Jan erlrx
' i tem they latezei 10 'seep Om wood au attislicout sit
GROCER:EL? St Pli.l1VP: 4 101S8.
WOOD ANL! YAktiETT
an is tept in Erie:
Best Brands of Erie County Flour
Kept
Wl/MA.I7ED a GOOD adliCL£
eir Tbs highest "szi.et Prier paid etu4e
Country Proquep
Hoods dell erred c 22.2401 to hay t
J NLINNII3 ' (fl-NIVL4t:), A. MIN:. 6
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS.
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC
INVIGORAMO k NTRENGTdENING, '
Feetifiie the slat= against the evil effects of armhole
=MEM
Will cute Dyppliptia.
Will are Vi eakeiese. -
Will cure General ihbtlfy
Will can Heartburn.
WW cur, Besdaebe.-
gmn~~nrrn~rn.~
Will excite and create ► healthy appc-ta.l .
MB invigorate the organ of &gestic a cod tuu-40.411-
11 increase the totaparattura of the body add :be forre o
circulation, aetir•a in tact as a general corr. tioran t tit
system, containing to poisonous drugs, and I 3
THE Bur TONIC HITTERS IN THE `koRLD.
A lair trial is sarocatly so:telted.
ago. C. LIErBBEL.. -CO., Prop/etc-re,
Ralson, N. T.
lean Express Building hi iii:D
Ceatral• • 2 '. • •
SONS?
For •._
oalcures. •.• •
tat; GrcAni, ke.
WRY, Erik Who:ea:de Avnts,
;del, Carter 11: Caner and
OU 7 ° l\llo R E !
STE I AND' S
GOZ/8/-/
t
DR.; STRICKLIND'S MELLIFLUOUS
COt'GH HAWAII is warranted to sure VenehlL
Cold's, Hoarseness, Asthma, lignorpleg C , agh, !fore
Throat, Consumption, and ail affambons of the Throat
mad Loner
roi sate by draniSta.lbatraislAspot, Kr 6 Kiat Fourth
street, Cineinnatl, Ohio, •
birilThiell
A LL the Medical Men end the Prf-r.s
/111.: : ireommend Pc:Strickland') I nthe).46ra sit s .
tot* an the only certain remedy frc Maraca% and a
irotely. It u a erzobillAtion of Astringeat.,Ab•orlent
Stimulants awl Carminatives, Is warrawad to Oleo'
• core attar all oito.r moms he e
For •+ls by Druggists. General &pot, 6 Ent Fourth
street. Cincinnati. Ithlo.
DR. Stricklaud's Pile Remedy has cured
_thoct.,ands of the worst eas.s of Blind and Merl
in& Plies. It & see. Immediate relief, and. effects a par
=anent mare. try it directly. It in warranted to :tire.
Tor sale by druggists: General o,e pot, tf Last Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
DiApepsia, 'Nervousness and
Debility.
PR. STRICKLA.NLYS TONIC. ---Wf,
reeorimead thou wafting with lota of Atpottie,
tlivistioo, or Disropbis, liervouenern end Nervp,:e
Debility, to tall Sttletitcbace Tech:. It II a vegertble
preparatbn, how from Alcoholic Liquors; it etrengtlJ.ue
tlie who!. Nervous system; it creates a goOti appetite,
sod it warranted to Owe Nervousness mud : , weal
Debility.
FOlt sal* by Dr:LW/Its gsa.rally. at $ par battle.—
Pronarsd by Dr. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth street,-
Claisinnatt, Ohio.
'ERIE RAILWAY.
giMiligirffligliAo- gEget
cesarGE OF HOURS, COMMENCLNu
TW:11331)47, DEC.. 1; 1861.
irlll Gave Doskirk lit %bout tbio follow tag boar ,
Os s . .
Rastwara Boluad—Deput.
Tram 210t14 9 40 a ta.
Twin No 10 lo- 1:,c) a 1..
Train SO. 6 _ . . 6 VO a. U.
Mitt We.. 4. I 15 t • D 2.
( ... Avu.n. 1 44ti00 rat - .., :-.) af•
ci,,, AINC , T. n•c'l Au c 1
fiIakTFORD PISS L" 31JILe N CI: CO
lIANTVORD, CONNISCI VUT.
INCORPOILITICP 1810. CAP 17..../.. V.00, , A•0
S. SUNTENGTUti. Prost. T. T.C. A N S..cy
CITY FIRE IRSURLNCE COMPLN Y,
BateryoaD, CONNINV PICOT.
I,S , CORPORATXD IrIt:TALV , 4Oo ,
. 0. B. 110 0 rILI.Prest. 0 C. 101 Aar. 8011
TICAURANCE in the 'Above' old and reli
abla Coasisfamo eli4 be Wanted on oppliooton no
anrobSV-417
T. RUM tvn t
L ef I7BASICAJLE II S..
• Waoutarari arta Ratan. Daataa to
ee and Proriatoaa Plow and Feed, Went. 101 l
Willow Ware, W taes.Liyaors, Toba.mo, Saran.
atreet, neat to Touter Howie Vuratisatp:,
Rata. Pa r. ...Alt
A: LARGE StIPPLIO ati
L ..,
.
OLD itirti,,,llAlSlt PiEW•--s picut•iblet e., , •,:i-: Of etreta Matettariesee.e . emabesia, No au i p h a ..,
iog how to speedily restore A4b t ani go.• up •loa-. i pa disagreeable oursalf.'V ‘^dßpt - Periar Nate.% lie . .;11
for of =Akins. Sent by Mats lree;ou receipt ~ t EP: i i ~r a. r".veryt , ,,l: ;411 laiAthera altar one trAl. El sl
• I A.1:0 , el' the Set, stann ail jposit.o9tral db , aatiiiE I
m ICEt
mete., Adiress, ' U. YOOTC, St. U~
Sus . ' 11,113 Broadwhy, New Took. - litYW .. . ti•J Ger,itti and aim, its.
• • rad
gmt & gingtoot column.
BENER & BTIRGES ,
Manufacturers of
,
.-t
Pure 'Confectioneryl
PLAIN & FANCY CANDY,
of every de*ription,
• ALWAYS O N RAND, =
AT LOWEST A SH PRIM!.
•
'Wholassie and retail detiltra iu
FANCY MODS, YANKEE NOTIONS
TOYS, SMAi.f. NARK,
-A ni ivoittunsr 0110
PAPER.
ENVELOPES,
PERFUII.ERY,
STATIONERY ARTOLES,
Whioh we oan offer to the retail trade_
IMES
LOWEST JOBBING rEfcEp.
I
BEN ER S BURGESS'
NOSS AND ELM CANDY
A nice, pleasant agreeable
COUGH CANDY
MOSS AND ELM CANDY!
USEFUL'IN
110ARS'ENEiS & THROAT DISEIViES
MOSS AND ELM CANDY!
-RELIEVES. IGRITATON
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
MOSS AND ,ELM CANDY !
-
A CUSTOMER IVEOiOV,..
par
Sella es two (2) hone Catidy
It is jest what the people "sot,
_this sea
Lieu:, It eelle rapidly, and give. imate retie
faeion."
MOSS AND ELM GANDY
WILL BE F..UII.ND
USEFUL IN. COSTIVEXESS
MOSS AND ELII,CANDY
• in uledicated, nicely-davored,
PUT UP CONVENIEYT,NCK.AGE,'
*A.NI; SELLS R4NEL F
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