uric Atticklll Obstvver,
ERIE, PA.. AUGUST 24, ISO
'Cravelir's Guide.
LIRE SEIOR6 LUTE.
Going West.
,= Flat
... Cincinnati Repress ----
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........Day Exprese 8 33 p. m
_llan and A coonmodation ..... 600 a. m.
... ....Night Expreu ........... 340 a. in.
......Toledo lexpresa 10.00 a. m
P JILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
Ant,*
~ Accommodation .__..2205p. m.
... Through Mall 635 a. m.
Corry Accommodttion 6.40 p m.
. . Warren Aecommodation......lo.lo a. m.
I:31E & PITTSBURG a RAILROAD.
Arrive.
_Ptttsburg Xrpress ..... 3 2n zi
Accommodation U Sp p. m
peulocratle County Convention.
Democratic citizens of Erie counlrare
to meet in their usual places of
og primary elections, on Saturday, Sep
for the purpose of selecting dele.
0 c ounty convention to be held in the
Haws, in the city of Erie, on MONDAY,'
tKscs ISrn, 1865, to place in nomina
,, catty ticket for'the support of the
c f the Union and Constitution, at
I: .,,ber election. ,
the representation to which
i 3 entitled :
1!4 Jutrict, 2; 2d, 2; 3d, 2 ; 4th, 2 ;
' , ;; ; ;1 Creek, 3 ;'" West ?dill Creek, 3 ;
Jr Creek. 4; North East township, 3;
, E t .t borough, 2; Greenfield, ;Ye
Watt , burg, 1; Amity, 3 ; Wayne,
mcori, ; Corry, 2 ; Union township,
lion M:114..2: Le Beouff, 3 ; Waterford
, h , r. ;; ir3cerfard borough. 2; Greene,
11:Ketn, 3; Middleboro, 1 ;
„c o n, ; Edinboro, 2; Franklin, 2
Creek, 3; Conneaut, , , 3 ; Albion, 2 ;
I ,se:d, 4 ; Girard township, 3 ; Girard
Lockport, 2 ; Fairview, 3.
D. W. licrcnissos, Chairman.
eIItrfIAITSZN, Secretary
: itLit 23, 1865—t0
SALE.—The publio sale of Govern•
;:tees, advertised extensively, look
3n Thursday and Saturday, upon a
Dt cri State street, near the canal. An
, e Dumber of persons, chiefly farmers,
:h i o n bath occasions, and the bidding
q.nted. The animals met with ready
, eri at 'prioes generally averaging
le y would have cost at private sale. A
i: y persons who expected that a fine
ta tlty i.r speculation would be found,
a vi9lllappointed. There were ratfic
far b:r,r , a - a mg Cie lot, but the rum',
• .f them looled as if they would not be
Lt. any practical use.
i gtytr Aertpr.sr.—About half past five
et ,a Fr.d.iy afternoon. the 18th inst.,
Evans, of the firm of Evans &
proprietors of the planing mill on
,;rent , between Seventh and Eigth, was
i 9 I shociing canner. Mr. Evans was
,1 sawiug an ordinary clapboard
saw, when suddenly the board
I.ll.Jcie.manner, and flew into several
, aa@ of which struck Mr. E. on the
. rmr,rg a fearful gash, severing the
.re sal arteries in an instant. The un
:.e =so staggered a few steps and fell
the blood gushing in jets from
..elted throat. Physicians and others
'hist immediately, but nothing
lan.. to save life. Ile laid gasping
thu blood flowing out of the sev.
::eries In about four minutes he ex
The portion of board which struck
viat whirling out of the window after
113:it had performed its fearful mission.
t. vie about forty—five years of age,
ce of our best known and highly res
.! e.t.z,tm lie was a very inlustrious
zcl had neon... Mated property to the
:f s , tue $5,000. A wife and four chit—
•e left to mourn this calamity.—Dis—
e two Floral Concerts given in Farrar
.1.5 t week, under the direction of Prof.
r, were' well attended, as all amateur
:Lnments are here, and gave very good
The large class of pupils, all
1 In white, were arranged on seats oc
nearly the entire stage, and elevated
floor nearly to the ceiling, making a
-;nt appearance. Owing to the tim
the young ladies, some of them failed
, as well as they are capable of doing,
.no audience readily excused them, in
:erasion of the circumstances. When it
‘mbered that the class had only been
;be Professor's instructions about two
previous to the concerts, the rapidity
progress, and the excellent discipline
Ifiz displayed, are something remark—
.te, however, of popular tasty, and at
:zest risk of being styled an old fogy,
!sy Out we cannot fully approve of
ti •A eihibitions. The tendency, so
yitai•allet?.l, of encouraging ladies to
erat,, , itions of themselves, does
.gain:: ir:ta tie idess•most sensible per
ea:!ru.r. of w , msnly modesty. It would
ter! m.1::1 to their future happiness,' dud
'lcier general bencfit, if the same pains
tre Lein u)w a dsys in fitting young
-aFieir well before popuisr audi
bt 1 and at fashionable 'par
're etpented in preparing them for the
cram duties of the domestic circle.
L 4 T —The o.i)wing is a list of ill:.
inn fir the tern of curt emcee
Nlnity in September :
—Frtat ‘Vues t
:Creel—lleary Sallll.lk, 1[Y„I). Tracy;
?trr.3.
Cr.elt—W. p. Canso. EUJih 07e3
:= Ev.:—J.r—.l S. :Irwin, Joan Batt.
up—Li tr‘ I Demon.
.Ir--+: C. Cap:Ja, H. W. Bah'wiz",
EEO
. 2 ..e:,f-11::ey W. Bardick, F 11, Jiata
.r t . l, l—Ctlyi l Avery, C. C. Ba.PI ,
r: d üby.
J 6:er:ea.
Litn4 , ni, Ira Thompe3n.
•. zp.a—ileary iitnter.
1:1 )V t • ey .
Ctark, Jsber. Clark, Jr.
-- $.---Pe•cy M. Brindle, A. J. Thom
F. W truer. S Chees:D4u.
'/:.!--.J.115. {lir, J. J. Whipple, J. Van-
Atwater, Alfred Green.
F. Car,-oil, Thos. Woods.
tf :••Atlng re the jurors for the court
et; cy ca tn.! Monday of Septem-
NI _kr , tickle, A. W. Bliley,
" - k, Cl:lrd I),1:, Dominic Meyer,
• !!.;:er, V. Ilt:;.13, 1). 1). Sta lker.
lier.shey
PQrter,Jatfies WlLitchi
._:mss!. C4n. , oc, E. Cartel', Chas. E.
1 7—L E Goighoon.
:z Ltat:Qe. E. Matteson.
I....ertJrl Lausa.-1./ P. Fritts.
11.1.:c1 p.:,lll3 rough—Johei Wood.
r ft.:
I :— Ster,ten J race.
E let:t r : oa—Robert E. McWilliams.
Crett—o,Car Colton: D.. M. Wood.
,4u:—.Saraktel Huntley, G. Bowman.
;%:,.;.!!'i—tvm B 31( 1. M. W. Robinson.
B.air, Geo. Guilliford, Jas.
.s":tw--J'el Heldler, S. V. Mason, D
tr. Ja.!. It) an.
tt:t CreekAinaSteel.
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.t'Ct•cago /trpoWiedst publishes the fhl.
:g eizporotive estimate of the populs
its ieal acg Lak e cities :
151,0. 1865.
4:3,417 61.125
81,129 94.685
45,618 68.217
109,260 207,066
-ele
E• 4. 0
betrca,
CkCaie,
lents or Loc tt. Ineratrst.--03rry, the
Drspatch says, is yet without, a burying
ground. The people who die there, of whom
there are not many, are interred at Colombo!,
three or four miles distant. - - Corry, however,
is determined to be behind the rest of the
wcrld in nothing, and so a cemetery associate.
Lion has been organixed.--Mr. Joseph Blen
ner, an old and successful livery stable keep •
et, has disposed of
. hisdarie establishment on
French street, to M. W. Brecht, who designs
carrying it on upon a more extensive scale
than ever.—Cole, the bookbinder, has added
larjely to his concern, and will mien have
one of the best establishments outside of the
large cities. Ile has turned out some speci
mens ef work lately that equal any we have
seen. There is no excuse for persons in our
city to go abroad to get Frintiog and binding.
The OBSERVER and Dispatch offices have long
been turning out work equal to that of the
Buffalo and Cleveland printers, and now that
we have a first.cleva bindery; business men
here cr.n be supplied with every article they
need in the paper or card line, without the
necessity of going away from home.—The
travel over the OH Creek railroad continues
to be immense, and the want of good accom
modations on the trains is a source of much
diecomfatt to and complaint, by the passen
gers. It is a matter of surprise to us that
the managers do not at once remedy this
state of matters. , With their experience of
the business needs of the road, there is no
longer any excuse for their failure to afford
complete accommodations.—The new coma.
ty scheme has at length taken definite shape,
and will be urged with zeal upon the favora
ble consideration of the next Legislature and
the people interested. Titusville has been
releeted as the county seat, and it is designed
to take off portions ef Crawford, Venango and
Warren counties sufficient to make a respecta
ble sized county, The contest over this
movement gives promise of growing very
warm. Tho interests of the respective county
seats of each of the counties named are at
stake, and their people will undoubtedly op.
pose the movement with bitterness and energy.
—Mr. Holt, agent fey the Wheeler St. Wil
son Sewing Machine, has an extensive as.
sertment at his rooms in Union block, which
he invites all to call and examine.—'lr. C.
C. Griffoy, formerly of the Girard Union, has
entered the dry goods trade at Conneaut,
Ohio. We hope Grif. will be successful, but
for the life of us, we can't see how a man who
has once been in the editorial harness can
content himself with dealiog out calico and
ribbons.—The lottery dealers of Baltimore,
Washington and New York are flooding this
county with their eirculire :. We advise our
readers to hey° nothing to do with these or
any ether sort of gift enterprises. They are,
without exception, unmitigated swindles.
—We see it announced that a camp meet
log was held last. week, two miles south of
McKean.Corners, under the control of the
United 'Brethren denomination. It commenced
on Thuisday, and lasted over Sunday.—
Hon. Glenni W. Scofield, member of Congress
from our district, has been invited to deliver
the Annual Address at the New York State
Agriculteral Fair, to be held at Utica.—
Messrs. J. P. Vincent and I. B. Gars attend.
ed the Republican State Convention as dale
gates from Erie county, the former having been
substituted for Mr. James Skinner.—The
Republican bounty Convention is called to
meet at. the Court House on Monday, the 11th
of September. The call includes all who sup
port the National and State Administrations.
We infer that the members of the party who
coincide with the Gazette in wishing to force
negro suffrage upon the South, in opposition
to the policy of Mr. Johnson, are not to be
allowed a participation in the proceedings.
—Mr. Matthew R. Barr is formally an—
nounced in the last Gazette, as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Legislature.
Mr. DeCamp, it is understood, is no longer in
the field, and the contest for - the city Legiala
'tive nomination will be narrowed down to
Col. McCreary and Mr. Barr. It now looks
as if the old politicians were determined to
" slay " the former, and concentrate upon
Mr. Barr. Col. Woodward, of Waterford, will,
in all probability, recoive the nomination for
the county without much opposition.—The
noted Star Sisters are both located in Mead.
ville—Juvenilia as the wife of her former
concert agent, Mr. Hull, and eelestia, as the
wife of Mr. John Porter, cashier of the First
National Bank. The latter, having got a
rich husband, has given up concertizing en
tirely, but Juvenilia, not having been so for
tunate in a financial sense, is expected soon
to commence another professional tour.—
The Conneautvitie Resord eays the long con
tinued wet weather Las affected the potato
crop in that section disastrously.—A prize
fight came off in Sharon, on the line of the
Erie & Pittsburg railroad, on Inds/ night,
the ltith, between two bruisers named Roser
and Tague. Twenty one rounds were fought.
—An exchange rzcommends the eating
freely of blackberries as a cheap and simple
remedy for diarrhea, and similar complaints.
We agreo with our cotemporary in everything
except the cheap. If he tried to purchase the
berries in this market the operation would be
as good as a dose of physic, to his pocket .at
least.--:The junior editor of the Conneaut.
viile Record, having been drawn as a juror,
announces his absence under the head of
"Gone a Courting." We suspect there is
'another sort of " courting " ho would ratiter
have indulged in.—Agricultural Fairs will
be held at Conneaut, Ohio, on the 7th, Bth
and 3.h cf September, and at WeAtietd on
the 3th, 6th and 7th days of the same month.
—The general impression that the business
of Oil City has been injured by the develop
meat of Etta Pithole territory is denied by the
Register, of the former place, which says in
the last year trade there has doubled.—
Messrs. J. A. Neill and 0. 0. Trantum have
associated themselves in the practice of law
at Warren. The latter gentleman we are not
acquainted with, .but. Mr. Neill we are,
slightly, and we regard him as one of the
most promising young attorneys at the War—
ren bar.—The Warren Ledger describes a
" singular phenomenon," which, it says,
occurs regularly at that place every forenoon.
In the early morning, the tomb stones in the
cemetery, opposite the town, are plainly to be
Been from the editor'e office windows, " but
as the sun rises, sad between eight and nine
o'clock, they seem obliterated, and do not re
appear until afternoon." • If we did not know
our friend, the editor of the Ledger, to be a
strictly temperate man, we would hare strong
suspicions of the cause of the " illusion."
i''arren beverages are famous for having a
decidedly 4. illusive " effect.—The
an State Convention cast a slight upon our
( neighbor of the Gazette, which is insulting to
the intensest degree. After all the Gazeitio
eloquent and argumentative appeals for " nni
'vernal suffrage," it actually had the impu.
deuce to pass a set of resolutions favoring
President Johnson's reconstruction policy.
Such base ingratitude was never before shown.
We extend to our unfortunate cotemporary
our warmest syMpatby in its affliction.—
Two Masoaie Lodges are now in existence in
this county—Lake Erie, at Gbard, sad the
Western Star, at Albieti. Of the former, Capt.
1). W. litychinson is W. M.; of the latter, .1.
Wells is W. M. The Lodge in this City was
broken up some time ego, owing to diflioul
ties with the Grand Lodge. A movement is
on foot, we believe, to reorganize it..—An
Atlas of Erie county is being prepared by
Messrs. Beers, Ellis & Bente, from original
surveys and on an original plan. It will give
full maps of every townshtp and town in the
county, with every man's house and farm die
fleetly outlined aad marked with his name—
tracings of all the roads and streams, and, In
short, everything usually contained in a first
class work of the kind. From samples that
we hare seen-, we think the Atlas will be suet
a production as no citizen of the. county de
siring; to keep himself posted up , in Its affairs
.--
will be willing to do without The Girard
Union commenced its fifth volume with last
*eek's issue, and the editor announces that
it is in a flourishing' condition, its subsorip-
tion and other patronage having largely in•
Greased within the last year. We are happy
to hear of our neighbor's prosperity. The
Union, under its present management, is an
ateresilag Intl. piper, and is entitled to a
liberal support from the citizens of Girard.
—Mary Steenburg comPlairod before Esti,
Cam hasten on Thursday, that Joseph Crew
had ommitted a rape upon her at Srringfield,
on the 31st inst. Joseph was arrested and
brought before the Justice, where lie denied
the 'Charge. He was hell over in the sum of
$l,OOO to appear before the next court. The
_parties both reside is Springfield.—An ex
press train is to be placed on the Philadelphia
& Erie railroad, about the 10th of September,
that will make the trip to Philadelphia in
eighteen hours, stopping only fifteen times on
'the way. A convenience of this sort is needed
and will be dell patronized.—A bard on
Second street, between State and French, bo
longitig to L. Dobbins, was burned to the
ground early on Friday morning. It con
tained considerable coal, and together with
its contents, was valued at about $4OO, on
which there was no insurance. The steam
engine and Perry fire company were on hand,
but could not render much assistance, owing
to the old difficulty about obtaining water.
The fire is supposed .to have been the work of
an incendiary.—Bishop Ames preached in
the First Methodist church on Sabbath. Ile
was a guest of Capt. E. C. Wilson's.—A
Presbyterian congregation has been organized
iii Corry, and is prospering . , rapidly. A lot
has been procured, and subscriptions are
being obtained to build a fine church.—The
horse attached to the mail wagon became
frightened on Friday evening, while standing
in front of Brown's Hotel, and started off at
a rapid pace. In front of N. Murphy's tin
store, be made a short turn, and dashed part.
ly through one of the large windows of the
establishment, cutting himself severely and
receiving internal injurik which led to his
death. The horse was a blind one, and has
been in the mail service so long as to be fa
miliar to everybody. Mr. Hubley, the mail
agent, has been rather unfortunate since he
held the place, and can poorly afford to stand
this new loss.—The surplus gas from the
Tenth street well has been applied to the
running of Stearn et Marsh's steam engine.
—Rev. Jas. H. Jones, of Philadelphia, a
venerable minister, who preached in Erie
more than forty years ago, conducted services
in Park church on Sabbath last.—At the
fire on Friday morning, we are informed, the
Perry fire company was the first on the scene
of action. It reached the ground about a
quarter of an hour ahead of the steam engine,
and until the latter came up obtained its
water from a well in the vicinity. We think
it due to the members of this enterprising
company that its celerity on every occasion
where it 3 services are required should receive
duo notice. The young men belonging to it
are zealous in promoting the efficiency. of
their organization, anti the citizens owe it to
themselves that their efforts should be ea
couraged.—The damages by the runaway on
Friday evening were s2lo—the mail horse
being worth $B5, and the injury to Mr. Mur
phy's store being about $123. The latter per.
eon has acted quite magnanimously. Consid
ering that Mr. Hubley is a poor man, he has
repaired the damage at his • own expense,
without calling upon the latter to pay any
portion of the cost.—On endeavoring to
open the large safe of the Keystone Bank, on
Friday morning, ilia lock was found to be out
of order, and it was impossible to get it to
working correctly. The books and funds of
the bank were all in the safe, and the officers
were obliged to borrow means for the trans;
action of business. The safe was finally
opened by Mr. 11. Jarecki, who drilled the
lock completely out, working at the job until
Saturday afternoon.—Through accident we
failed to notice the performances of the the
atrical company in Farrar Hall, last week—
an occurrence which gave ns no inconsidera
ble annoyance, as we had promised to do so.
The company closed its engagement on Mon
day eveking, and we will make the best
amends we can by speaking kindly of them in
their absence. They made no pretensions to
being " stars," and undertook no parts beyond
their standard, but what they did perform
was dome well. We formed the acquaintance
cf most of the gentlemen, and found them as
agreeable and honorable a set of men as we
ever met. If they find it convenient to again
visit Erie, we shall take pleasure in eadeav•
oring to male their stay pleasant and success.
fuL--The Warren county agricultural fair
will be held at Youngsville on the 27th and
2Sth of September.—The Park louse has
somehow been an unfortunate place for its
boarders, three or four of them having lost
money and clothing within the past few
months. The trunk of • young gentleman
named Joseph Berrie, employed in Crook's
planing establishment, waist broken open oa
Wednesday afternoon of last week. acd arti•
Iles worth nearly $BOO taken from it. These
repeated robberies in the same locality, with
out any clue being obtained to the guilty par
ties, look rather carious, to say the least.
[Coaßannkstekt.l
Howse' EUROPIUM CIRCUM.- 4 12 Saturday
next, we are to have the Great European Cir—
cus of Mr. S. B. Howes & Co. in Erie, and
our citizens are on the tiptoe of expectation
to witness its manifold marvels. It will be
remembered that this is the troupe that have
with them the enormous den of wild Lions,
subdued and brought into subjection by the
the celebrated Mr. James Crockett, one of
which; a monster male, is carried through
the streets unconfined. sad without !lain or
fetter. The performances under canvas are
everywhere spoken of as being of the most
intensely interesting and novel character.
To Paxatoxsas.—An inwortsnt antics to
pensioners appears is another column, over
the signature of Dr. Stewart. The DoctOr is
Examining Surgeon for the district, and de
siring to accommodate the people to the best
of his ability, has fixed on certain days and
hours when applicants will be certain to find
him in his office. Thou applying for exami
nation should read and remember kis adver
tisement.
Via Poi Orrtce—Ttle immense growth of
our population withleithe I vit. five years could
receive no better exemplification then_the
crease of butiaetwot the Pest Office. In tt o
evenings especially, the number of persons
who visit the place is very large, and the
want of proper facilities, and sufficient help in
the offtee leads to Dough inconvenience and
delay. We feel confident that it the Depart.
ment were properly apprised of the Limey
s':tees to which- our citizens are subjeelet, it
would not hesitate to afford all the relief
needed. The Post Office building itself in an
unfit place for its purposes, •but to this very
little objection would be cffered, if s proper
improvement were male in the facilities for
diitributiug the mails and delivering them
when opened. We have often seen from fifty'
to a hundred and fifty persons gathered in the
vestibule and• on the steps, waiting for the
mails to be opened, and impatiently venting
their indignation on the Department for its!
failure to meet the wants of -the c:mmunity.
At least. two more openings for delivery, and
the same number of clerks are needed to
rightly accommodate the public. The present
method of delivery is so alow - as to be produo •
live of the greatest con:Tie:at, and with good
cause. Very frequently on the oresing of
the mails
• the evening, the crowd is so
large as to make it uncomfortable to remain
within the building. As soon as the distribu
tion has been completed, a desperate rush is
made to the openings. Politeness is lost eight
of in the anxiety to get mail - matter, and each
one scrambles up in his own way, regardless
of the rest. In this manner, ladies are often
detained from a quarter to a half hour, and if
they succeed then, it is generally due to the
gallantry of come gentleman friend, whose
notions of propriety are not of the sort fash
ionable in the place. In short, the whole thing
is an unmitigated nuisance, and should not be
tolerated any longer. What is needed is, first
and foremost, more clerk hire ; second, more
points of delivery, and third, separate places
for ladies and those who rent boxes. We trust
the Postmaster will at once endeavor to secure
these improvements. Ile can depend upon
the hearty co operation of all our leeding
business men.
Eats Comm OIL Marrens.—The Dispatch
of Monday morning gave the following report
of the progreps and prospects of the various
oil wells in this vicinity :
The Morehead oil well. about eleven miles
raft of the city, is 80 feet deep. and the drill
is now going through gray sant torte. The
indications are good.
The Cooper well, near Wcsleyville,, four
mi'es from the city, is 000 feet deep, mid the
ownersare very sauguike of success.
The Seventh street well in this city is 600
feet deep, and gas is coming up in great
abundance
The Tenth street well is ti 39 feet deer, and
pumping salt water and emitting great quan—
tities of gas.
The Althoff well is quiet. A new engine is
to be procured. A new system is to be adopted
in pumping this well. Two mcveable Feed—
bags and a Lrce pump are to be used, and
great results are antimpued.
The Morton well is quiet. Drilling will be
commenced this week.
The Gingrich well, on Mill Creek, about
two miles from the city, is blocked by the
too's. It Trill have to be reamed out wider.
The Farrar or Evans well, near the Gin—
grich well, is over 700 feet deep. Nothing .
particular is be!tg done at present.
The Reynolds well, on the Waterford turn
pike, seven miles from the city, broke down
while being pumped the other day, and the
machinery was badly damaged. It will be
repaired and the work coutinudd.
The well on than farm, cu Mill Creek,
and ten miles south of the city, is 200 feet
deep. Drilling lit going on.
Barr & Johnson's well, about
„six miles
east of the city, is'abcut GOO feet, deep, and
the indications are gocd.
[Co mmnelexted ]
TB& Film es Fates:.—About 1 on
Frilay last, the barn and wood-house of L
Dobbins, corner of State and Second streets,
was discovered to be on fire. The firemen,
'with 'their "machines," were promptly on
hand, but. alas! their ammunition, to any
extent, was " non eat." The wells in this
portion of the town contain but little water
at this season of the year, and were soon ex
hausted, with but little impression upon the
fire. Whatdwas le be done" Some one pro:-
posed to try Park fence solution, but concluded
it was inefficient in quenching filmes—only
suitable for puffing. The gallant ..Jakics "
were at a lots, " like a fish—out of water."
Just then Mr. D. produced a keg of beer,
which soon revived their drooping courage,
and away they went for bore enough to reach
the water in the bay ; the steamer was hur
ried down to the landing and sewn. the wicked
little spitfire was puffing and spouting a stream
through one thousand feet of hose, and up an
elevation of ninety feet. By this time the
building hal fallen in, and the danger hat
mostly pissed. However, the stream from
the stettraer soon closed out the fire.
At one time there was great danger of Mr.
Dobbin's dwelling and the grail' house on the
corner; as also the brick buildings on the
north side of Second street, btlonging to the
Hamot estate. Fortunately there was no
wind, and 'there being many fruit trees sur
rounding the fire, their thick foliane protected
the buildings in the:immediate neighborhood.
Cause of the fire, unknoww. Loss about S44A
No insurance. i
C ki , E9 roa Tai ..—The following cases are
set down for trial at. the September term of
court :
Second Monday—Wright vs Davenport, as.
signee of Bank of Commerce, Issue; Benson
vs McLean, Issue; Caryl vs. McFarland
-Bros , Tifft va Watson, Ecglesby vs Shade,
Fickenger vs Thornton, Hagen vs Pen n . R . R .
Co., Selden & Bliss TS Wright; Russell & Co.
vs Miller, (countermanded,) Wallace et.' :I.
vs Shelline, Wallace et. al. es Lstham, Henry
TS &wily, Scott TS McLean, Swslley z e i m .
er; Hall vs -ti-her, Mo,..'oakey & Shannon is
Coleman, %Pesten:can & Co., Law vs Rawle et.
al., Noonan vs Elliott, Thomas vs bowney.
Th.rd Monday—Raymond vs !lath, Buck vs
Butler, Tanner vs Butler, Tanner vs Gil Creek
R. It. Co., Irvine vs Law et. al., Common
wealth suggestion Wm C. Curry vs Johnston
et. al., Wilkinson vs. Blakeslee, Wilkinson by
next friend, Moffatt, vs Blakeslee, Harter vs
Tielman. Frisbee, Pomroy vs Morrison, Miner
vs Lazelle, Althoff vs snc 11 , Hays vs Sher
man et. al., Gabel V. 3 Jareckl, Ads r. of Thom.
as vs Sanford, Same vs Andrews, Same vs
Sanford. Scott vs Dunbar, Lazelle vs Miner.
Craw voa s Ituas.—The beet thing for •
burn is the following, and every family ought
to know it : As soon as possible after tee
burn, throw a little green tea in hot water;
let it steep. Stir an ladian meal poultice.
Spread the tea leases on the poultice, pat it
on the born or scald, whatever it may be. If
burnt wi.h powder it will take it out, and the
skin will be as clear as ever.
New Advertisements.
lALs here). given that application will to
IA _toad. to Gov. Curio E_ the pardon of Allan Elli
man and :iatanal 11l Miro. salt-3:a
Lydia 11. Janos, iln ell Coati of Con on Pleas,
by her nest friend,' of gr'e smutty,
Atonal Poor, 1 N 0.17, disgust Itiriss,lBts.
TL . Sevens and alias SlVena in
George U. Jonas. ; Dimes.
) ri,evirnrd non eft Inventns.
Tb Gene li. Jean—Respaint:
Tab notice, that Lydia IL Jones has peUtionsd the
Court for • &Tome trots the bonds of mettinsont: you
are th er eo n h e rby notified to appear on the last Yon
any i n °e a t er n e at, Ind answer WI eomplalassit.
IL L. kip WN, Sheriff.
tithatifrs Anrazt 1865.
To Gorge IL Jescr—Rupgguiir -
To rill take notice that the nadertlgned, appointed
Conantisaloner by The Coed to tater and report testi
:Dont in the above stated case. wi ll attaso to t h e ? a i m
of his appointment, at h ale., In the city of kris, on
the 21 der of October, 11163, et 10 erteek a tn, and eon•
times urea as the teattnicny *hall hare been taken. '
acll 4w S. Call PLI VSE N. Comer.
CTRA (VW. —Carte to tits prember of lb* at&
►arriber. eaat of tue city, oh the Hew,
road, oo Irrldar eight. the 1 8th lost. a large Bed Cow,
two w4lts spot. co ter back sod the same sa her
ehbulce.i. The owner is requested is saw ferried,
prose property, say charges lied take her away, et er.
wile else rialto disposed et OOrkollog to lsor.
seINHIP RHIN HOWL
inifiLlt
-14V,1".....d.1.1"ttE1" tug to thewane
try. I wilt remain to my Ole daily. between the boats
of 10 °Vont a. to awl 3 o'Sloek p as, from tbie 4th to
the 10th of Peptember, for the purpose et oteldos the
riteeotst easminsUon of penehmem regale,,! the
Piaster Depaiteteot. Oaks 24 icor Persooa Stook
North etde ot PaM. J. I.BTIIII ART.
August 21. PHIL goatolning Burgess-
D , CARSON,
• Dalin to .
ALL RINDS OP GROCCRIES, PRIIII'3, VROSTABLU
♦ND PROVISIONS,
F.fth !beet, between State sad French, trim N.
HaTipp purehamed our stock before
the lets rim is price", we
fe4 confident of being
able to ems Esti.-
tactics, both In
price sod
quality.
o entry Piednee of avers sort beaeht and geld. Fanners
can always depend on teeeiviag the highest ma.
let price for their articles.
DEALLTS IN THE ADJOINING TOWNS,
And on the Ilium of Pothavd,
EMPPMED WITH TRUTT, •VIGHTABLIM &CI
Give as a Call
REMSII3EN. MAT & .T 10100.17% MARKET DEPOT.
13,71 8
eal7-tf
Phoebe Van Csinpen, be her 7 la the Common Pleas of
next (Mud, Timothy Daniels, Trio won%
Ti. No. 9, Feb. Term, 1164.
Wm. E. Pan Campen. Subpoena in Divots&
Alias No. 6, Noy. Term, 1666.2
Return " S
WHErtit.l3, Phoebe Van Csmpen did prefer her petl•
111 Non to the Honorable Judge' albs Court of Con*
mon Pleas for the County of Erie, praying for the
tames therein set forth she might be Divorced from
her husband, William K. Pau Campen, notice is hereby
glean to the said William E. Van Cimpen to be and
appear before the Judges, at Erie, at a Court of Common
Plena, then and there to be holden fee the County of Exit,
on the 21 Yonder in eepteraber, 1565, to sumer said pe
tition, and abide the judgment of the Court I. the prem
ises. H. L. BROWN, Sheri/.
Sheriff's °Mee, Aug. 12, 1865-4 w.
TILE lIEST PIANCe
IN AYEBICA-
Are made by
S. DRUCICSII & CO
WILLING Sells Them..
E. H. ANTHONY & co.,
Manliketoren of Photographic Materials,
WHOLESALCAND RIiCAIL,
60 . 1 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
In addition to oar =la bushman of PHOTOORIPHIO
II VI ERIaLq, we are ileadquartera for the following,
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Wows.
of these we um an Immense assortment, incleding
War gronee, lanerlean sad [Dregs Cities sad Load
re.pes, Groups, Statuar!, am, ks. Also, if eToleing
ereoecrvea, fur public or prirate exhibition. Our cat
alogue wit! be mot to any address on receipt of stamp.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We were lee first to introduce these into the United
State; and we manufacture immen4e quantities in mat
veriety, ranging in price from be cents to SAO each. Qer
Albums hare the reputation of being superior In beauty
ebd dorsi:lllHr to all others: They will be swot Di 15114/,
free, on receipt of price.
a"'Ftrier *Mame made to 0rder.,413
Card Photographs.
Our catalogue embraces over are thousand differ* .•
sal.j.ete, (to whisk additions are eonUnually being
*ma le of portraits of eminent amerleane, &bon
tllO Major Gene els, 550 Statesmen,
zO3 Brig Generals, IS3 Divines,
-74 Colonels, 125 Au th ors,
;IX/ Lieutenant Colonels, 10 artist;
150 Other officers, 125 Stage,
75 Navy Willem, 50 Prominent Women.
150 . Prominent iroreign Portrait
Three it:tangent copies of worms of art, inelnd li g re
produeU- as of the most celebrated engravinga, pent -
Inge, :Alines, arc. Catalogue sent on receipt of stamp.
An order for one drum pirtdres from oar catalogue will
be Oiled on the receipt of $1 60, and sent by mall, tree.
Phoographers a-d others * ordering goods U. u
will palms remit tweaty-des oer cent. of the amount
with their order.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO ,
Alsoaradrrers of Plortorrapkic Maktith.
541 isitospir AV. N. Y.
Eir'The prices and quality of our goods eaa ..t uU
to ttittr.
HARTFORD FIRE LISIIILANCE CO
LILULTVORD, CONNECT WVI.
INCORPOR4r6D 1810. CAP/Taa $1,030,000.
T. C. ALLYN, Prat. 0.11. COIL, Seep
CITY FIRE INSURLNCE COMPANY,
U4RTPORD, CONNECTICUT.
I.NCORPORATED 1547. C. IP/TAL $25490C
Inf. E. BAKER, Prot. G KO. W. LYME, Seely.
INSURANCE in the above old and veil
awe Companies can be obtained on_appllesiden to
inarsh23-4".. a. W. aII 3 S I L4 Meat
C. DECK,
LurrsAcrraiii AzDllllo3.llllo4lEiLuia
SWABS, TOBACCO, SNUFF AC.,
Beth below State Street,
ERIE, PA.
Oppoilta the Dtapat eh hinting (Mc
READY PAY STORE !
MINNIG & RUSSELL,
Would respectfully inform the Public that they have
Purchased the
STOCK' OF GROCERICS 0F'743M9 A. 11.138,
ook'arr. or bra AID
•
Where they intacd to keep as good an assortment of
FAMILY
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARY, AND VARIETY GOODS
as is kept in Erie.
Best Brands of Brie Count!' Flour,
Kept constantly on head.
EFARRANRCD d GOOD AIRTICLZ!
„t 77" The highest Narkot Price paid for aU kinds of
Country Produce. .
Goode delivered free of charge to soy part of the
City.
A. NIIiNIG. imar3oll3tra J. RUSSELL.
Spring and Sulzer Goods i
MRS. S. H. HALL
Would norpeettalip esti attenUon to her
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
Jost rewired from New York, otobrosing
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Ito.,
Together with some
DRY GOODS!
:Which she will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH, OR READUAY.,
E? Pullmans attentions psid to hiesehist, miming
cod pressing.
Store Os Peach St. 7 doors shows the Depot. lb*
Pe leseenett
Crawford,. Christian £ Ratty
DpLa to
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Dried and Sealed Fruits,
PAINTS k OILB,
Ship Chandlery, Boat Stores, ex-,
FO.: Bizarrra BLOCf. , P AZ =W.
Also, Public Dock, Foot of State Street..
PERVA.
WM. A. CRAWFORD. L V. CCM/AL:N.
jzzerra-tit J. imam( BYTE.
MORRISON & DENSMPBE,
IMMO II
Flour, Pork, Beef. Salt, Grain,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY MD, dr.
No. 2, Wayne Bleak,
TRENCH BTRIC6I".
Betray FM asst Sixth Sts., ERIE, PL.
may9llJtt
• Sewing .Machines!•
THE CHEAPEST & Bat
BUY RITE= THE EXPIRE OR
SERGE&
The erolardsseil listing been Napolat;d prat ta
city for the above calibrated 1 1 W-ktaill. Tureetriib
calls the &tisanes oC the public to the mass.
Th e lar i a d e se rielossledgui to be the best is use aad ass
the la the nut:.
s
Eash ham all the latest hal:amnia* "Ma
reader theta ier saperier to ass ether romr sold.
Tenons &shim to parches* a Seeing Yachts@ vill
had it of advantage to sail arid ail/alas thew babes
Win elsewhere.
*staples oa ealabitlos at to dam No. ii, somas
Block, blame iheParb cud erns% strait.
jaehi No Coo t . WAIMEA.
WE ABE OFFERING
A lane usetaiset etkaiik ORA.
D el * D o u lind4
PIA%
ME=
GOLDEN BITTERS.
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC.
itensoluntio a fiTRZNOTBINING,
/artiste the system apish the fell iQeeti ot emelt*le
ICUI cure Dyspepsia:.
Will
we
W.
Will we Generaeaknoml
Wiliam Heartburn.
W ill eavelleadaehe.
VI care Liver Complaint.
Will melte and create a bialttgeMite.
Will invigorate the organs of on and moderate •
loaves* the temperature of the y and the Orme et
thealation, action in fact u a gene: al aorroborant of lir
@yahoos, oonlaining no pohosenur drags, and la
THE HINT TONIC BITTERS IN THE WORLD
♦ bir Irbil is ausestly so:leited.
OSO. C. CUBBEL k CO.. Proprieter4
Hodson, N.Y.
Central Drpototinetiain Express Binding 64 Bp.
BON BT., NEW YOWL
Tor male by all Drank* Grown, b.
Er NINNIG kfIOADEBT. Erie, Whobrals Agent%
and tor nab by BaU k Warfel, Carter k Carver sad Wil
kins k Booth.
ectlree.
•
P. B. HONECKER,
TO
CARVER & HONECKER,
.notasizz i =TM MLLES LW
Leather, Hides, &c.,
No. 3 Pony Block, State St., TAN Pa. '
Constantly oo hand a largo stook of
SOLE LEATHER, MOROC C O, LININGS
DINDINGII 2 ,
FRENCH & AMERICAN CALF MOS, KIPS,
UPPERB AND SPLITS, LASTS,
PEGS, LASTINGS, GALLOONS, duo.
ALAN A MU.
ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS,
AU of witch they odor low for
OAS11 . •OIL ruolier PAY.
Mo,ylW63—tf.
anlol3 ly
•
New. Grocery!
JACOB BOOTZ would respectfully an.
:menu to the people of Erie ell. yid county, that
bi hee evened •
NEW GROCERY &TORE,
IRS tAs Irsd Sift of Pooch Bfrost i s Skoog Dist as Soca)
4' W Dan Sharo &pat, -
Where he will keep on bands' se • user t of
PROVISION% WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, LOUR
Amid 1111112,j thing nasally boat la a Ent el& ore
ALBO,
Wine, Sweet Cider and Liquors.
Tb. highest Market prize paid for hotline, is ours
gl iFtlre me a cali, if you wietv V secure good lir.
awn. 1 !tape myself to wall as Lew.i not Lower, than
any other store la tl. eAty. torlTeitt.
New Clothing Store.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE °PEN
1112 a Clothing 9jore on the corner of Fourth and
State streets, where they groyne. to keep always on
hand as good an asortment of Clothing as can be found
in the city, made in the best manner from tbr best mar
tate!, and so finished as to afford satisfaction to the
most critical curtomer. P.rt , cular attention will be
paid to Custom Work, in which brooch we propose to
excel all other establishments In the city. We will al
ways keep a line stock of Cloths. Candi:nem Vesting*,
ke,, from which customers can select to th e very best
advantage.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Drovers description, comprising all,Artteles In that line.
the Clothing of Boys ill also be tot& a speciality. Give
aaa call. BASSBa*AN
Gin. basszaz ALsaar W. S. HS II DIA.
Late Cutter with If. Koch. je=t3.s4(
R. S. MORRISON -& SONS
Bag Mare to inform the eitisens of trio and vicinity
that they hare reentered their chock of
DRY COODEI -
To the RUSE BLOCK, in the letilding formerly
pied by Yews. BATTS & KEPLER, where they
intend keeping a large emortment of
Dress Goods, Fancy Silks,
GLOVES, HOISERY, &c... •
&twain thous to oar mummers for their paste
liberal patronage. we respectfally ask a continuance of
Ike mem. Kr* Jan. 1, 1855.
BELDEN & C 0.., •
MANUFACTURING JIMELERS,
27 Colutlandt St., Now York.
100,000 WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD
.1. Pees, Peeeils. ke, ha, worth Geer tiab a MMus
Della's! To be sold at One Dollar Each wittimat retard
to value. And not to be paid Ice until you know what
Ten axe to asetivs.
177"4 .7770 ."vcrm"m:rm7;';lll
111 t b. Sold for Go* Dolls , Saab.
800 Gents'
_gold Watches, `5O to $l5O
800 Ladies goal Watches, 35 to 70
400 Gents' silver Watches, 35 to 70
200 Diamond Rings, 60 to 100
3,000 Gold Vert It Neck (Mains, 16 to 30
3,000 do. 4 to 6
3,000 Gold Oval Bard Bracelets, 4to 8
4,000 Chased Gold Bracelets, sto 10
2,000 Chatelaine Sr. guard chains, 6to . 20
6,000 Solitaire Sr. gold brooches, 4to 10
2,000 Lava & Florintine brooches, 4to 6
2,000 Coral, Opal & Em. brooches, 4to 8
2,000 klosiac, Jet. Lava & Florenr
tine Ear Drops, 4to 8
4,500 Coral, opal & em. E. drops, 4to 6
4,000 Cal. Diamond breastpins, 2,50 to 10
3,000 Gold fob & vest watch keys, to 8
4,000 Fob & vest ribbon slides, 3to 10
4,000 Sets sleeve buttons, etc., 3to 8
3,000 Gold thimbles, pencils, etc., 4to 7
6,000 Miniature locket s, sto 8
4,000 Min. lockets—magic spring, 3to 20
4,000 Gold toothpicks & crosses,• 2to 8
5,000 Plain gold rings, 4to 11
5,000 Chased gold rings, 4to 11
7,000 Stone set & signet rings 2,50 to 10
6.000 California diamond rings, 2to 10
7;600 Sets ladies' jewelry—jet &
gold, sto 15
6,000 Sets ladies jewelry-cameo,
pearl, etc., _ 4to 16
5,000 Gold pens, silver extension
holders & pencils, 4to 10
6,000 Gsid pens & gold-monnteal
holders, ato 8
5,600 Gold pens, & pen-holders, 6to 10
5,000 Silver goblets & cups, sto 50
1,000 Silver castors, 15 to 50
2,000 Silver fruit & cake baskets, 10 to 50
1,000 Dosen silver tea spoons, 10, to 20
1,000 Do. table spoons & forks,
MAMMA Or DISTRIBUTION
Catidestm main sub article, sad its value we
plead is dialed Envelopes, sad sell mixed. Olia of
them earolopas oostalMog the Certificate sr Order for
some Artie*, ( worth at least as dollar at Mall.) sill
be eat by mall to aoy address without mud to choke,
on receipt of 2 rents. The purchaser will see what Az
ode It dram. and Its ado*, which may to from One to
live Hundred mums, and can then mad Oss &Maraud
receive the Aretle named, or say other on the 1 at of
the me ,. ?lace, and alter mans thn artlale, If It dma
not ere preset eattifactlon, ss dada, It to be
immedl
atvly ri p t uread and the amount pull wl/1 be refunded.
By this mods we giro selection from a varied stock of
line goods, of the beat rah and latest styles and of in.
ulnae worth, at owolithat prim, while all bare idiom
of secerieg sztleies of the very highest seine.
la all easel are chirp for forwarding the Cedilla*
=end dole; the business. the as of Twenty4To
Midi mast to r la the ceder. The Cer
tificates will be ra di ; elms for 62; tldtty Ise $6 ;
slstulh. for $lO ; one bundled fot no.
Pasties Ostia'. with us may Espied on hula, prompt
esteem and the artals dm will Is teemadleadi atm
to sal addable by retura.ssaller myna
lathe oattsfactioa Graztatard In all seam
Write your Neat. Sawa. County tad Stator
and eddies@ BILDLie k C 41.,
sa2Sll3-450 Seastianda !tart" New Text.
New lIVRNITVII2O STOIII,
•
Ire ban just opaniDd a aev r gnat uril;Staip.
IN TAU BALL BrILDLIG, FBAXM. 6111111 T,
igt A blo p iir
0 goods EICHIMMIIIM
caload 'DI sod So
agraff a HENDRICKS.
j or•tl ;a
•
anastri
pi L7L a iiwimodi Pm.lolsllsampegg
s__lS
6 46. a r k Pl.
HU'BBEL'S
loam lista.
OILOOK6I it&
COLD!
egMBE
186 , i
\
41 1
V‘l76-h-4-.1.
18 yews estabilahed in N. T. CHI."
Warily Lutall , ble remedies known."
"Free from Palmer."
"not dangerous to the Haman ramil7."
"Rata tome Oct of thttr halm to dle."
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, & I x, Eitel.%
Is • pate--ared' far Ads,
Mks, Nosehes, k &NV
&it dias, ha r ,
, ke
"Costar's" Bed-Bog Extorminaior
la a lloold or ►arb, amid to
destroy, sod alto as a pra
taatr►e for Bed -B aga, ~_
" Costar's " Electric Powder for insects.
Is for Areas. Nasguitoa,
Fist", Bed- B." limas ea
Plena, Sines, daissals, te-
jar Sold by all DrugsLitz and Retailers at, y Whiny.
rir
II! Murals !II of all wortbleaa ltaitseons.
Bea that COSTA/ea " name la on 111141 Ltet
and Flask, beton yen buy. ilat
HENRY R. COSTAR,
rer TIMFOIrAI. Drroz 432 Bioasway. N. Y.
or Bold by sit !Ingests and Uselns Is Irie.
1865.
INCIILLSIS oP RITS.—The Fanser's Gaulle (Lag.
itch) *mutts and proves by arras that one pair of at;
will have a progeny sal destundants no leu than asuao
in three Jean. how, u.ileas this immense family can be
kept down, they won:d contacts move food 'than would
sustain 64,009 human beings.
8.• -COSTAR'S" adrertiientant in this paw.
1865,
Mita were= Ela. s 3.—Whoever engages in shooting
small birds is a eras! man: whoever aids to exterminate
log retails a benetketor. We should like sours of tons
in eorrespondents to give as the tenefit of their ezperissee
driving oot thesets. We need eomething band's
dogs, eats, and traps torsthis buntultss.—Sessetaie Awe*
caw, It T.
Lirso....c.mmes....advektitemen t in this paper.
1865.
sure—She RAE lIXTERVINATOR 'elmp'e, meta
and moat pare ct Itar-Itlcatlon nieet.ag
ere
hare tier at , ended. ETtly Rat that ran get it, Fogerty
prepared according to dlrectona, will eat It, and every
one that eats It will die, generally at some place aa dlo.
tact aa poasitde !run where the medicine waa taken.—
Lake SAare,,Atkli ,
gar sea" Coates's" adrarneemant in thla piper.
• 1865.
HOUSIKEEPICIt3 tt °abler! with Tenons nesdb• soar,
lonyer, if they oar COSTAR:A" Exterminator. Ws have
need It to our satisfaction; and if • box coat lion
soled bare it. We hare tried palsome, but they effected
sothfng i tot . Cortar'a" article know the breath oat
of B• td, RP" Roach, e, Ante, and Bed-Bop, quicker
than we me writs it. It Is In great demand all ever the
conntry.—Veda, Wits, Gautte
Yoe " Coaxes'. " adr....rtLeameit is this paper..
1865.
A VG: HE PROII THE FAH WEST.—Sp l ashing of "Cos.
:see" Eat, Roach, Ant. rte., Ez'airninator—"more
rain and provisions are dearroyed annoaliv in Grant
county by vermin than would pay for tors of this Eat
and Insect Elliev."—Laacdurier, Wis es Herald.
See " Corr/Win advertisement in this paper.
1865.
FARIfIfR3 AND 110173 UCEEPERS—ehould moiled
that hundreds of dollars' 'worth of Rosin. ?necklace.
An, are annual - 1y destroyed be Rata, Ulm - vita, and
other_inseets and vermin—all of whiten east be F r vii.ts4
by a few dollars' worth of ''Corratea Rat,Ro eh, Ant.
tee., Exterminator, beoght and used
Bee "Cossaina" advertise:neat In this qw.
Sold In KW, Pa , by all Drunista and DeaUrs:
leeno-sto
Keystone Stove Works !
Tibbals, Shirk & Whitehead,
XANUIACTISIIXIIII Or
STOVES & HOLLOW WARE,
Have a large awl extensive assortment of St: Tess
Who/exalt and Rao/.
THE IRON - GATE
Is a dist-elan Coal Cook Store, with or without reser
rot; for hard or soft o-al, or wood, and is
BETTER THAN THE STEWART STOVE
we al :o amass:alum The
WKEAT SHEAF & NEW ERA,
Bold low oven Cosl Cook Stone—wits wood crates -.
as be cued either for coal or wood.
THE FOREST OAK.
Ra L. atilt mervefacturing this es:ibisted low evea
Store for wood—with or witnoat reservoir.
THE MENTOR,
lor Chum Steer for Wu 4. This tan new Eton
beautiful :erigo and now for sale—totetaer wits
a large &mitt:neat et elerated Oren Cook,
Part , `r Cook for wood or coal. aad Parlor
%and ORIN Stores, :or wood or coal.
C. M. TIIt'AL3, D. 31:11P4„ w. H. WHITSFIZALiI
Erie, ha. 12.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
P. SCHAAF,
Weald respectinly inform the nubile that he has opener&
a Stan, In
No. 2 Hughes' Block, Erie.)
Mums he will always keep on hand • lame MOS o'
• GROCERIES,
CROCKERY AND WOODEN WARE,
mums. LI qUOILS, CIGARS,
thdmi everything visually for sale I. an establishmast
e kind.
cr. Term as reasonable as any other tort In thy tv Imam Inf.
NOTICI
E T rinser s /RAVINE/ PRODUC E.
-/OE SALE. •
. =
we are now miming a Warket Line from Erie to Re
news, on the Philadelphia & Erie railroad, aad wialase
to secure all kind, of
VEGETABLES AND COUNTIT PRODUCE
To carry it oa, hare eetabliahed a Depot on
FIFTH STREZT.
to the rear of the old Reed Holm,
BrrwEEN. STATE AND FRENCH STREETS,
Where we will be at all times ready-to recom and pay
the
Etolgsr lIARiCrr PRICS
fur the ace. All haviog rroduce for tale us requested
to sire u a call lootura for Market Depot, rifth atm&
Ms, Auruqt 10, 1461-tf MAY it JACKSON.
COAL: COAL ! ! COAL I! :
cm
NOW nTU TINt - 1517777 .
It has Reached Us,' Lasittaj Timm its le tilvw„.,
• D. IltlerCW - Ik 1501111c7;4wir!i.....W.;
A: C• 1.0 Sigh t.ll Strut Y• rd. Yale.
Han on Rand
ALL RINDS OF SOFT AND HARD COLL.
Which they oder to isll at the
LOWEST FlGrßss
Giro us a ealL We warrant stigmatic's
eases-21
AD3IE 4 O SIFILITOIVI4. NOTICE.,-I,•. tm or ".
naniountion on the estate of Fnalef, e k strnehen,
doeeaaad. late of Giese' towneiltp, r A. eo „t y,
hating been granted to the tinderatg-, td, „Aim t o h e m *
. seen to alltaidebt•il to the isre- . . to mai , t ,, A , dtiar
rattnent, and those having oto „ gut the add
tate, grill pretest theca, prr peril .„th ei m a d a d. set
U. mat. JOBS METH .
Guard, hly 111„
"C I " P IX'S N JIL
OTlC—Wherm Lotion Teo.
R. 1.. ..;„ to the &tato of Ins: zlehfoldt. ha* Of
__""ay.....4 township, SSW county. Fa. &sow ih m
at, ,
yr: palate I to the sallegetbor. gal woos* tadobted to
'as rid ostuto aro dogreasted to tusks tateemliete pay
ment* and thaw Iselin ololfoo or tbfaaesald Milos , tha
*stow ol Wood& doelessel will mho bows tha tem.
without ib i ta p kto - 0.1.20L1NZ lICHYM.
August _1 1111141 w• Rsoesta tat
1865.
1211=2