Vie brie *Whig Obotruer.
ERIE, PA., AUGUST 31, 1865
Traveler'S Guide.
LAKE SHORE LINE.
(wing East Going Wait
s; p. m .........Cincinnati Express
a) p. p. m• Day Expreaa 695 p. m
lo a. m. —.Mall and aelornmodation 600 a. tn.
0 a rrt Nlgbt Express 340 a. m.
...... -- ~,,,..Toledo lirpram ..10.00 a. m.
PaILADELKIII & ERIE RAILROAD.
Arrive
o‘re .
6 :, , rn . .....Corn Ancommod Woo ......12 05 p. m.
Tbroagh 11,11 , 035 a. in.
1.13 p ch . ..., Corry A neommndadlon i ~... 6.40 p. m.,
. z,5 p m
.... Warren A leommodaUos 10.10 a. in.'
ERIE k. PITIABURC: El RAILROAD.
I Att tries.
- Pittsburg Express ..... .
320 p
413 p ......... Accommodation 11 60 p. m
60iiiii
Or We owe special thanks to B. A. Tabor
of forth gist, for his kind and disinterested
ewe to promote - the prosperity of the On.
,gsr , B . He has contributed very much
toor di getting up the large circulation the
o per rosswes in that loo%lity.
The CPCIFtI9 returns give our neighboring
c .,, 1t 0r of Chautauqua, N. Y., a population of
•, 1 991—the gain being only 472 since 1860.
pun •
k t r k. the largest town in the county, has
7, 1:50 inhsbitants, a gain of 1,784. Westfield
h il s pnolation of 3,54 9 , having lost 91
. _ _
G+i t c-mmittee of the Portland city
Are ioreetigating the gas question, and
I re come to the conclusion that the city can
a pply itgelf at $1 50 per thousand feet. In
.lillatelphi4, after the Ist of October, the
rice will he reduced to consumers to $2 50 or
;:! per thousand. What reduction may we
oak for in Erie ? That is the question.
GJ ivy's Lady's Book for September is one
,f t he beet numbers of that excellent Maga -
Et on have ever seen. The fashion plates
publication are without exception the
e , given in any monthly in the country. It
vouderful how Hr. Godey keep 3 up the
fre.hoesq of his magazine. For years it ha.
Itj: i at t he head of all our publications Of
t he kind, and every month seems to widen
tbe ,listanee between it and its competitors.
The Secretary of the Treasury has lately
aired intelligence of extensive emuggling
orations on the Canada border. Silks,
u rai, druze and other importations, on
hich there is a high rate of duty, have lately
j tue late the country, evading all duty, in
rge gesetitiee. The detectives of the Trea•
ure deortmeo t are on the track of s number
f Footled parties. Tho Commissioner of
~t ow, S. Sargesut, Esq , has lately been
i.pitched by Secretary McCulloch to the
;mit htie, fur the purppse of giving hie
ersora; sup-rvieion to the matter.
ATOMIC MONTHLY.—This able and favor.
ru,licltion for September is upon our
!e Its articles partake of the some rank
t.us which Is a characteristic of
hie publication, but the brilliant manner in
:.;:h they are written makes them of inter
it me to those who disagree with their Ben
;el3 The contents of the September num.
er ire .as follows: Coupon Bonds, I ;
‘lei.ter's Apprinticeship ; Twilight ;
eei!c and Garden IX ; Scientific Farming;
In'or Johns, VIII; Natural History ofjthe
Up the St. John's River; A New
Cri , ic ; The Luck of Abel Steadman ; At
it Ridp. Long Island ; " Running at the
Ads:" The Chimney Corner, IX ; A Visit to
e Edeeworthq ; On a Pair of Old Shoes;
le Recited at the Harvaild Commemoration ;
'r Future Militia System ; Reviews, Etc.
Ptsety'i VIeTORY. The anniversary of
stet's victory will be celebrated by a ball
Farrar Hall, on Monday evening, Sept.
!.h, untie the auspices of Perry Fire Come
Iv. The Committee of Arrangements and
.ot• Managers consist of some of our best
imwn and most respectable young citizens,
.1 we anticipate an occasion of moreatilan
Unary success and pleasure. Ac the pro.
els are to be appropriated to the benefit of
oompsny, we hope to see the efforts of the
eaten liberallhencograged by the public.—
was-a long period before we could get a fire
:Irtment solidly established here, and now
j• our young men have taken hold of th e
:rk in an earnest spirit they are entitled
t) the contributions and good wishes of
r wizene.
Tee OIL Cass¢ DIBASTIIII.—The accident
r the Oil Creek railroad, on Thursday of
tveek, resulted in the death of seven pee—
_e, the serious wounding of two, and slight
'sages to a number of others. The occur—
ace is attributable to the carelessriess of
he conductor and engineer of a freight train,
who tot an engine from a switch, and run it
'iron the main track at a time when the pas
eager trtia wei due. Otac absence from home
Itetentel uc from giving the particulars in
it'tireet's paper, and ne most of our readers
'we'earted the circumstances of the sod
before this, we do not deem it necessary
•eater into details.
the frequent occurrence of this class of ac
bate readers it essential that some legisla•
le measures anonld be adopted to check
tn, if polithle Railroad men should be
:unto understand that the careless killing
srooolinz of passengers is a high crime.
7!ewool to deliberate murder. We trust
' • nett Lees!mare will at its earliest op—
enact a law making all acts of this
*rletitqatlary offenses, and invest the ez—
m.:ve authorities with complete power for
zing Its prorilions into effect.
Ltr,:”.avirt —The Legislative contest in
his nutty has at length taken definite shape,
el vs resalta may now be predicted with
t`= lute certainty, Four "candidates
,re Trefeated for Republican support, viz
D B. McCreary, of Erie ; Matthew R
Ntrr. of Erie ; G. W. DeCamp, of Erie, and
11 Woolwart of Waterford. The letter's
omicition is cones lea on all sides, and he is
tot likely to have sny opposition in the con
ttioa. Mr. Dec'amp's chances are very
•ght, tai he will probably deem it advisable
• v4lrttr previous to the taking of the
12. :.L. The main contest lies between Col.
McCreMcCreary all Mr. Barr. A few weeks ago
ary
chtr.ce9 lay tincidely in favor of the former
pttleman, but we now look upon his prospects
"erf uncertain, if not entirely hopeless.
Ur Larr ie. supported by nearly all the old
ELI 'tire party leaderi, and will in all prob
-4•11y carry the city delegates, which en
tares his nomination. It will not di'play
nuth eonsieoey, after all their pretended
Election for the soldier., if the convention
't , tt , Cll. McCreary aside, but as consist'
it:y the last v' to which Republican
e are prepared to see
tt z ,
.1 0 •
mime ium of eonireisece•
111
we hear th names
c-•
W - Waterford, and CaPtCapt."
'i►rard, suggested,-
-•. and poslessiag nn•
nes for the place. We
MI
,n of a full soldiers' tiolcet,
see it as nearly as-possible
11"" privates. It is not to be expected
t, ker the Democrats can uOmlnata
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QM
wilt be successful, but let us at least show our
disposition to do what is right, and leave the
consequences to the people.
Letter from Prof. Seeger. - •
PAIDDRVILLII, Onto,,Aug. 28, '65.
ED. Onsnavas—Dear S.r :—I ' , observe" in
the Oherver of last week a very kind notice
of the Floral Concerts given by my class in
Erie, on the 17th and 18th. for which please
accept many thanks, but permit me, very
modestly, if you please, to differ with you in
regard to the tendency " and influence of
Inch exhibitions.
Your objection appears to be simply that it
"encourages young ladies to make public ex
hibitions of themselves." This may be true
in the case of one young lady among a hutt;-
dred, but my experiente teaches me that only
little girls and boys really wish to be made
conspicuous—the older members of my classes
always preferring subordinate parts, and ac
cepting the more prominent ones because they
feel an interest in the encodes of the enter
tainmact and a desire to see their teacher
remunerated. So moth for the possible evil
that may arise out of these enterprises, now
for the positire good.
Taking it for granted that the cultivation of
music refines, elevates and ennobles—that the
more we loVe it, the happier, the wiser and
better we are, we claim first for the Floral
Convention and Concerts that they awaken a
more wide spread interest in music than any
thing else. By giving the people en opportu
nity to attend such an entertaMment, and so
help pay the cost of instruction, it enables s
teacher to place the price of tuition so low
that a very_ large number may receive the
benefits who.otherwise . could not.
• 2d. The .work accomplished by the clags
during the': term is twice as great as it would
be were there to be no exhibition at the close
It it kept oonetantly before the pupils that
their psrenta and friends are coming to see
what proficiency they have made, and there
could be no strocger incentive to labor acd
activity.
Bd. It gives to many a bashful, awkward
girl and boy an ease and grace of manner
which are essential to manly and womanly
deporttoent.
And finally, it opens the way to a more ex—
tended field of acquirement for every young
lady and gentleman, boy and girl who were
member, of that class, and a desire to know
more. And they shall be accommodated.—
Last winter Erie could not raise a corporal's
guard who•were willing to attend a conven
tion proposed to be held by Prof. A. N. John.
eon, of Boston. and myself For three days
I labored faithfully and enn:d not find a dozen
persons int ere.ted—but. I am greatly mistaken
if we do not find mirth a class this winter as
will do credit to Erie and effectually remove
the stigma of " possessing the least musical
talent of any oily in the Union."
Very respectfully yours.
It. W. IMAGER.
!T C, or LOCAL INTERICST.—Mr. L. S.
Wright, of Girard, Is announced as a
candidate for County Commissioner.—The
Oil City News gives the number of oil com •
ponies in existence at 1,457, with a total
capital of $869,594,000.—0a Thursday of
last week, the Day Express over the Lake
Shore road set fire to a large pile of wood at
Morian Crossing, ant some 500 cords wore
consumed. —.l weak or two ago the steamer
Chautauqua took out a party of about 150
parsons from Dunkirk, fn a moonlighrex
cnrsion. While up th, lake a dense fig came
on and the boat ran upon a sandbar, where
she remained all night, the young folks
making the best of their stranded position
until morning, when thee were put ashore
and sent home. The beet got off during the
day.—The now celebrated town and stream
of Pithole derive their name from "an im
mense pit or crater in the top of the moan.
tain, at the foot of which the creek enters the
Allegheny. The pit has the reputation of
being of great depth, but has never been ex
plored, owing to the noxious vapor and gases
constantly arising from it. It is about twen
ty feet in diameter at the month, and a fowl
suspended in it will not live a minute, and in
fifty-one minutes will become putrid."—The
new county project, as we anticipated, is
meeting with active opposition in all the
papers published . in the looelities most di
rectly interested. The Warren Ledger, Corry
Telegraph, Warren ,]fait, Oil City Register,
Venengo Spectator, and Meadville Journal, all
contain articles in opposition to the proposed
measure. The Mel thinks the people of
Warren county will be neatly unanimous in
their desire to " remain as they are."—The
papers contain an account of a poor fellow at
Cedar Falb, lowa, who hung himself. He bad
ten wives, and had been arrested for bigamy.
The accounts do not say whether it was the
arrest or the number of wives that led to the
rash act.—Mr. Hart, of the firm of Burtis,
Hart & Co., was robbed of $l,BOO at the depot
in Titusville, on Thursday evening. It was
also reported that the proprietor of the Bush
House was assaulted and robbed on the same
evening. Titusville is daily becoming a more
pleasant locality to live in.—The Dispatch
and Gazette both favor the selection of Mr. M.
Et. Barr, as the Republican candidate for the
Legislature from this city.—The Oil Creek
railroad is now known among oil men by the
euphonious and expressive title of " Death's
Causeway."—The following cases of pocket
picking occurred in this city on Saturday last:
W. Stotts, of Waterford, robbed of $160; Mr•
Johnson, of Summit township, robbed of be.
tween $6OO and $7OO ; Mr. Appleby, of Her
bor Creek, $73 ; Mr. Johnson, of Springfield,
$l7O, and another gentleman, whose name
and residence we did not learn, of $l,lOO
—The firemen of the city have adopted a
uniform shirt, which is to be furnished to el
the companies at the expense of the public
That of Perry Company No. 1, will be of red
flannel, with black facings and trimming,.
The shirts of the other companies will also be
of red flannel, but the members of No. 2 will
have blue trimming, and facings, and those
of the steam fire company white. The mem
bers of Perry company will wear a neat navy
cap and belt with the name of the company
upon it—the caps of the! privates to have
silver band around, and those of the officers a
gold one. Each fireman will wear • pair of
black pantaloons, which he is to furnish him
self. The uniform strikes us as rather a
pretty one, and we trust when all the comps
nies are supplied, they will- turn out in a
grand parade, so the people eta see them in
their new suits.—The circus which exhibit
ed here on Saturday, was attended by an im
mense crowd, and the canvass in the evening
was so densely crowded that hundreds failed
to gain admission. Extensive advertising is
the secret of its success. The show bills put
out previous to its arrival here were the most
attractive ever seen in our community.—
The Dispatch, referring to Mr. DeCamp's
desire to go to the Legislature, humorously
remarks that it supposed he "had concluded
to abandon the pursuit of impossibilities."
—The pickpockets continue to follow their
milling In this locality without detection.
Last Week a man named B F. Harris, of
Greenfield, N. T., was relieved of $5B at the
depot —Engineers, engaged in surveying
route for a railroad to connect Franklin, Pa.,
with the Philadelphia & Erie railroad, have
arrived in the former Flace, having surveyed
• route of one hundred and thirty-one and
halt miles in length, with maximum grade
cuts of forty feet per mile, and maximum
curves of six degrees, For forty miles they
were on a oontinnong coal bed, the number of
workable seams from three to the, and vary
ing from twenty eight inches to eleven fest
in thickness. Balt springs also abound in
the region, and iron ore is found in abtid.
sue& The survey began at Driftwood, 227
miles from Philadelphia.—Titusville is
moving to recurs water works. Erie should
not allow herself to fall behind in securing
this greatly needed improvement.—Rev.
W. P. Bignall, late of North East, but now
stationed et West Greenville, Mercer county,
has suffered a severe affliction in the loss of
his wife, who died on Tuesday of last week.
—The Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Company are building a branch road from
Oil City to Venango, en embryo "burg " at
the month of Pithole creek. Prom thence a
horse railroad will be immediately built to
Pithole City.—The Downer company are
building a hall fir public entertainments at
Corry, 40 by 100 fret in size, which they in—
tend fitting up in a superior manner.-- - - - The
schooner Elm City cleared for Buffalo on
Wednesday of last week, lnden - with'coal. Off
North East she sprang a_leak,- and put back
for this point.. After getting inside the harbor
she became filled and went down in the chan
nel.—The remarks of the Onsaaysa last
week, on the subject of our Post Office annoy
arces, have received very gsneral commenda
tion. We have no disposition to refer to the
matter in any hot a tone of kindness, and
trust the much needed improvements will 'be
secured without the necessity of any further
newspaper allusion. If an energetic effort is
made by those whose duty it is to see that
the grievances are obviated, we cannot doubt
that it will be successful. Whatever is at
tempted, we trust will be done speedily.—
" Ham " Waters, the noted colored drayman,
has become totally blind, and solicits the
charity of the public to enable him to procure
the services of an experienced °oculist. He
appears to be meeting with considerablesuc
cm in raising means, and we presume will
obtain enough to effect his purpose. ---The
correspondent of the Boston Post at Saratoga,
gives the following latest fashionable item :
I h ire unqualified pleasure in mentioning
the fall of the waterfall—a msnstrons inven•
tion of the enemy' of beauty, which shined
have died at its birth. A rather pretty fash-
ion of dressing the hair, which I venture to
call the etsple•and ring style, is getting in
vogue with the dames, while ringlets for the
girls have quite superoeded the ugly•plug
abomination wbion wagged behind them, like
a beaver's tail, a few weeks ago. Among the
really fashionable women yon might as well
look for a cataract in the eye as a waterfall at
the -back of the head." Well may the Post's
correspondent exclaim " Jubilate." The
Waterfall "is the ugliest fashion ever in
troduced to disfigure womankind, and all sea
sible men will rejoice when it is no longer in
vogue.—Another comet is soon expected to
make its appearance in the heavens, and al—
ready attracts the attention of astronomers.
It is known as Biela's comet, and was last
seen in 1846. Its nearest approach to the
earth will be about the end of February, after
which it will gradually disappear.—James
R. Field, Esq., local editor of the Chicago
Journal, was lately made the recipient of a
handsome gold watch, at the hands of a num
ber of his personal friends. It will be a good
many years, we suspect, before any Erie edi—
tor receives a similar mark of approval.—
The Titusville Herald is incorrect in stating
that the Oussaven claims a larger circulation
than the daily Dispatch. What we do claim is,
that our average circulation exceeds that of
any other weekly paper published in this
city, a fact which we think none of our oc,
temporaries will dispute. We ask foi no
credit beyond what we justly deserve.—Ob
Saturday evening, between eight and nine
o'clock, the. house of Mr. Baker, a clod - .
ing merchant, doing business in one of the
stores under Brown's lintel, was entered by
burglars, and articles to the amount of $BO or
$9O stolen from it. The early hoar at which
the•robbery was committed, displays a bold
nesis on the part of the rascals which is eel.
dom exceeded.—The recent accident on the
Oil Creek reilroad, • and the apparent indispo
sition of the managers of that stupid organi—
sation to provide means for the accommoda
tion of the public, is causing attention to be
again directed to the necessity of building the
proposed railroad from Union to Titusville.
That the needs of the oil trade imperatively
require an additional rod is beyond all ques•
Ica, and the wonder to u■ is, that with the
immense interests centering at Tiltusville, the
business men of that place should hesitate •
day about subscribing the comparatively
small amount of stock necessary to put the
road in operation. --The Coroner's jury se
loved to investigate the recent disaster on the
Oil Creek railroad, charge conductor Patrick
Carey and engineer Joseph Funk with being
the cause of the accident. They also censure
the general management of the road—a yen
diet in which they will be sustained by the
unanimous opinion of all who are obliged to
patronize it.—Mr. Geo. P. Rea,. of Girard
borough, is presented as a candidate for
County Commissioner.—The Collector of
our port has received instructions from Wash.
ibgton to enforce stringently the Federal laws
against smuggling. The act of Congress
makes smuggling a high crime, punishable
by o fine of fire thousand dollars, or impris—
onment for two years, or both.—The Mor—
ton well, at this city, above the Buffalo road,
ie to be sunk to the depth of eleven or twelve
hundred feet.. If oil ie not found at that
depth, it will be taken as conclusive that it
does not exist in paying quantities hereabouts.
—Mr. P. Flartman advertises for a partner
with a cash capital of $1,500.t0 engage in an
"established and profitable business." A
splendid opportunity is offered for an iadus-
trims and capable business msn.—Ten or
fifteen good carpenters are wanted at the
Philadelpbia at Erie Railroad Co.'s oar shops,
to whom transportation will be furnished over
: the road. Application must be made to R.
N. Armstrong, or Samuel }Dispel, both at Ibis
city —A new paper, to be styled the Mull,
is to be started soon at Emporium, Cameron
county, under the charge of Messrs. Young &
Stacey. It is to 4 neutral in politics and
devoted mainly to the development of tho in.
tereets of Cameron county. The people of
that locality having resolved to establish a
paper, with a liberality worthy of commends.
tion, raised a considerable fund to purchase
the material, placed it in the hands of the
gentlemen named, and have ensured enough
advertising patronage to support the Mises
for a Tear.—The New York World heads a
column. nearly every Issue, with the line,
" The Daily Railroad Smash." There is a
great deal of truth 'expressed'in those few
words.--Walter R.' Johns, Esq., editor of
the Oil City Register, declines the nomination
of Representative for Venango county: We
always supposed Mr. Johns to be a man of
more than ordinary good sense, and now we
are confirmed in the belief. To be editor of a
well established. influential and prosperous
paper, like the Register, is a great deal more
honorable than any political offioe.—lt is
said a human body has twenty.eight miles of
drainage through its seven millions of pores:
That isn't enough to cleanse some we have
seen.—The Ninth Annual Fair of the She.
nango Valley Agricultural sad Manufactur
ing Society will be bold &t West Greenville.
on the 26th, 27th and 28th days of Septembe.
A long list of premiums -is announced..-.--A
mart named Prey has been arrested, charged
with setting fire to a barn in McKean town.
ship, which was burned to the ground on
Sunday. The barn was full of bay, grain,
stock, &a , all of which were destroyed.—
Through the special efforts of S. Todd Perl 4 ,,
Eeq., the War Department hay revoked the
order dismissing Capt. M. W. Oliver, of the
146th regiment, from the service, and he has
been granted an honorable discharge.—The
Reformed Evangelical church In Fairview
township was entered by burglars, last week,
and the altar cloth, together with two pieces
of goods used as trimmings, in ill worth $2O,
stolen.—Wm. H. Birton, the celebrated
submarine diver, is now at home In this city,
and will remain for three months. He offers
his services to those desiring them.—A gen
tlemen residing i■ the western part of Craw
ford county, inform, the editor of the Demo
crat that there was quite a heavy frost in that
locality on Thursday night of last week, so
that Ice was formed on the plants in his gar.
den.--One of Dan Rice's elephants got fu•
rious in Indianapolis, lately, sad broke into
a graveyard, and destroyed gravestones,
shrubbery, Sc. lie was finally secured
without injuring any one.—A-letter from
Pithole says, "typhoid fever and oil fever go
hand in hand in 'these cold mountain re
gions; but the oil fever is more conta
gious then the former, and pays better
in the end to those who take stock."---
The well known Brawley House, in North
East, has been purchased by Mr. Henry Hill.
er, who intends keeping it in such a manner
that its present good reputation-shall not be
lost. From the citizens of North East we
learn that Mr. Hiller is a very gentlemanly
landlord—just such a man as it is a pleasure
to stop with.
UNION GALLERY.—Under this title our
fellow townsman, Prof. H. S. Jones, pro
poses giving a series of entertainments, in
Fatrar %Hall, on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings, which, judging from the
representations we have been given of
theni, tell exceed in interest anything of
the sort ever exhibited in Erie. The gal
lery consists of a variety of stereoscop
ic pictures, embracing almost every
subject that can be imagined. An
attractive feature of each evening's grc
gramme, will be the microscopic views,
in which objects too small almost to be
seen with the naked eye, will be portrayed
the full size of the canvass. Partieti who
have seen the Gallery pronounce it un
surpassed. We advise all our city readers
to attend.
There is nothing more certain to prevent
female irregularities than Dr. Velpau'e Fe.
male Pills. They will in all cases cause are
turn of monthly sickness, without which no
unmarried lady can enjoy perfect. health.
Sold by all Druggitti. au3
DIED.
GRAHAII—On the 14th inet., in Mill Creek
township, Gentile A., daughter of .1. C. and
Martha Graham, aged 17 years, 8 months
and 2 days.
New Advertisements.
rE MOTHER'S REI.IEV,
OR CORDIAL FOR CONFINEMENT
This Cordial has been lone celeSrated among Female.
for its r.ernilar strengthening and soothing qualities,
awl It, nee fur • few wee a premien. to confinement is
said to ensure • tale and easier confinement, 1 red a
spe•d7 gettinz up.
can now be had co - reale prepares according to the
oriel:tat fnrmnia—from the Extracts of Partridge berry
vine. Cramp bark, Cenlophyllum. etc.. ete. Those wish
ing to use en-h a Preparation will find It much better to
procure this than to anderieke as many do. to prepare It
therosielma, as this epamtion contains the full Irbitlei
o; the ingredien's in a eoncentrated and rellab's form.
Prl•a per bottle, two dollars. Pre•ared and sold by
anfil-tf J. S. CARTER, Ens, Pa.
STOP TLIAT PICO I, TORINO
_
WEE THAT ITCH. BY IizING
Carteem Extract of Dandelion sod Bitter Bute.
AND CARTER'S YELLOW OINTMENT!
This Extrrnt eerier - all kinds or Iteh, ltryipelas. Fait
Rheum, Tertar, Paid Read, Moen% Old iSones, Bolia,l
Pimple% Carbonates, Liver and RiAney Complaints.
Rheumatism and all other Diseases arising from an im
pure conoiticu of the blood.
Sarsaparilla and Burdock, Cream of Tartar and Sul.
phur, Red Preripitet. and Brimstone, all fail to cure
this modern mongrel Itch now CO prevalent thmaehout
the countrv. Put the Extract of Orandolion and Ritter
Sweet is Just the remedy for it, as it acts on the Lle.r,
otimulates all the secretions, opens the pore. of the
Me, and In a natural and easy war throws out all thick.
viscid, potent/owl or Impure wetter, son leaves the cir
culation lire, the blood pore, the chin clean, the com
plexion clear and the whole system free from diselse. It
is a medicine that rannot be wed-without betted', and
Carter. Yellow .rietment is aneqoallet b- an. ether
Ointment ID the world for the verde sad effectual cure
of the itch and all ether seri, erep*lons. Also unary
passed le Rcrofolons Sores, Meer,. Fewer and O'd Sores
theism hard to beat, and et magical diem, In the cute
of Ptee. It only needs trial to he approved.
Pete. of Settee. $l. Of Yellow Ointment, 35 eta. Or
taken totether, $1 25.
Bold by all respectable Druggists. anal-tf
F ILIRBOIANIS BALI. AT FARRAH. SALL,
MONDAY ZIT,NING. BEPT.IIIII,IIMS
PINNY FINN COMPANY No 1. will hold Its First An—
,noel Ball on aftsedev,Bent.llth, In eammemoratien cf
Com. Perry's tarsal •(story over the Brittsh fleet on
Lake Erie, Sept lath. 181 1 .
The Committee take pleasure In annonitetrig that they
hare tem:triad the twerrlees of Tompties fall thsdtllle
Band. and those wishlna to have a tip-top tlmeothould
&Thant, be preeent, as it I. expected that this urn be
TAN DANON of the iteasen
llekets can he procured at lazira's Book Store, he
Jae+ lee irarntehleg Store, or of any member of
the Company.
Dancing to commence at S o'clock Bill. U.
atiSl-2w By Order of Committee.
STATIIINIftniT
of Receipts and Disbursements of the Iris. Pena..,
ftehoel District for the year ending June 5, 1565. Pub
limbed so re vulva by law.
BOARD OF CONTROL
zscriurrs.
Bal. la luta, Trreetter Jan. 1,1864. 800 88
&aired from Tale', 11,741 91
. 1 •• State Appropriation, C3l 10
. .. Liquor Fides, 13 00
Total, $12,625 96
ISPINDITCRZI
Paid Teachers and Janitors, - $10483 47
" For Coal and Woad for Net, 1,533 H
" Rooks for Senool Library (from thee), ' 135 71
" Rent for School IFfoluss, 240 00
1 ' Intfinite ICapenari. 200 00
" Treasurer's Commissions, 125 89
Tote, 21{69812
SIIIIIHR Or SCHOLARS eAtrawr DCIIXO ?RS THAN.
Mitlo/1. 1,190
Females, 1,087
Total, 2,1177
RAVI WARD BUILDING TUNG
atmerra.
RaL in Treasarer's hands Jane 1, 1834, lin pr
Received from Taxes. 2,FOt 17
Total, • 111,001 Os
Paid on School House No. 6,
"S Rut of School Houses,
" Insurance,
" Interest on Ronda,
" Incidental Expenses,
" Tr...lmes Commission,
Total. 'SANS OS
WKST WARD ROLUIDINI BOND.
Rai la ?reamer's hands Joao 11,1141.
Raselvol from
- - State - School Lots, , '
=I
NW on School Boos" No 4,
•• Bast on School Houses,
•• Ineidontal Sgpoasoi,
“ Tressnror's Conmisolons,
Balsam in Treasury,
Attest, JQ6e 10. 1135 - •
K. P. Suave. Sieretul• W. B . BROW4r,
Azimut at, 1466—it Proald•nt.
ALDvtIMMTHATOW43 NOTlCE.—Letters at Ad
odointv Una having Lien (motel to the sole vibe,
on the 'state of Itlehead gather, late at Erie city, de
eraavd, stifles in torebir eves to all posses ineebled to
slid estate t, mika Inreedlee payment, and all oevrons
having e'alms avaind WA estate to voneent the ow,
groggily authenticated, tar sattleessni.
eo3l-11, 0 P. A 8 -mg& taper.
WICE it lunar, gives Out opolicatita will to
ads to Goo. Curtis too taw plir& of Alin HlE
ban &r o il Elwood =Ws. •
ELECtintllt'S NOTlCE.m9Lettara Sittunantary
no the Estate of Jam es!Smith, derearod, lab of
Ern9l9 township.. Eri9 wooly Le., having boos
- wanted tip the undersigns& notion in Loeb, siren to all
hoeing etaltos ale inat add e state to prwent them. duly
antheatiewod, for notthrawmt. sod thew Indebted to the
814C111
will make payment ironnesilatatr.
U. L. PINPILY, exacuktr.
Green. Tcnrnab tp, A njtst V , 1535- 60
DMINISTKATRUIVeI NOTlVR.—Lettera of
Altiolol.trat lon on the Rita' of Nathan Rathbun,
deesued, late of amity toeraship, hiving graphed
to the anbeeriber. all indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to call and pie the genus and those haring
e'aints &Oust salt edge are notified to went them,.
duly authenticated, for "'Moment.
RUNICR A. RATEUMI, Aden's.
Watteburg, Aniroat 81,1865-4 w,
Lydia N. Jour', (la the Court of Comma Plead,
by her out friend, of grist county,
Alone° Poor, ' No. 12, August Tem 1,16.
?IL
George U. Jones. u Eabice M as and Alia m s Sabres* In
.
Re'uraird non sit inventost.
711 George IL Jaws:— Re:rudest :
Take notice, that Lydia IL Jones hu petitioned the
Court for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, Jou
are therefore hereby notified to appear el the WI 1 " a "
day la October nut. and answer the complainant.
fl . L. SRO WM, Sheriff.
Shears Moe, August 21, 1885.
Gtorge H. Jean—Respondrat:
Yon witi take notice that the uldersigned, appointed
Commisafoner by the Court to take and report testi-
Mon! in the ahoy, stated nee, will attend to the duties
of his appointment, at Wm office, in the eity of trio, on
the 21 day of october, 1865, at 10 o•eloek a in, and con
tinue until all the testimony shall hare been taken.
an24.4w IL CAA PHAUkliff,
VOTIIIIII TO " INVALID PONICIONICRS: I —
To mewl:modals penaione re residing in the coon.
try.. I will remain in my office dub, betw.en the boors
of 10 o'clock a. m and 3 o'clock p m from the 4th to
the lOth of Poptentber, for the purpose of making the
Biennial examination of pensioners required 0 the
Penton Department. 011ite 2d door Paragon Block,
North side of Park. J. 1.. Sri WART,
Isle, Atli:tall, 1863. Encalaing Surgeon.
D vis & CARSON,
•
.Deoloro io
ALL itt:7D3 OF 020 C gßtgi, PROM, 171313ETABLI8
Rtreet, between Elate and Prevail, Erie Pa.
Having purchased our stock before -
the late ,be la prices, ve '
fe .1 confident of bellift
able to sire Patti
faction, both in
pries and
nasally.
oio ry Produce of *rim sort bought and sold. Tanners
ern always depend on reoeiring the blithest mar
ket prim fir their articles.
DEALERS IN MS ADJOINING TOWNS,
And on tik. Lams of Ito Mood.
SUPPLIED WM nurr, VEGSTABLILQ,,Ie
REIIKIIDEE NAY k J/CESOWS MARKET DEPOT,
autl7-ll
Phoebe Van Campen, by her In the Common Pleu of
next friend, Timothy Daniels, Free county,
ye. No. 9, Feb. Term, 1864
Wm. S. Tan Canspen. Subpoena in ENVOI CIL
Alias No. 5, Nov. Term. 1164.
Saturn
IVRELReII72 4 ?sZlrdit pref er her
tll7:l.teofh Courtof Corn.
moo Pine for the County of Brie, prating for the
calms therein set forth she might be Discreet from
her husband, William S. Van Camp-n,notice is hereby
given to the cold William K. Van ump** to be and
appear before the Judges, at Erie, at a Court of Common
Pleu, then and there to Gs holden for the County of Brie,
on til t s 2d Monday In ?epics:Myr, 1864 to answer said pe.
titled, and abide the judgment of Ike rourt in the prem.
lass. H. L. BROWN, Shoal.
Sheers Mos, Aug. 12, 1862-4 w
TIE BEST PIA.SCS
I N AMERICA.
. Ire made by
8. DRUCKER k. CO.
WILLING Sella Them. . sulo ly
EX KCIVCRILVIS NOTlCH.—Wheress Letters Tes
tamentary to the Estate of &nit Schmidt, late of
Mill Creek township, rote count., Pa, deceived, hare
teen a-motet t the soheeriber, all persons indebted to
the Paid estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment, and those having claims or demands against the
extate of the said deceased will make known the same,
without delay, to CAROLIMII SCHMIDT,
August 10th, 186.5. Cw• Ertel:Atte.
NOTICE TO- PERSONS maviNci ritoputm
We are now rouging a Market Lice from Zee to Re
noes, on the Philadelphia & Erie railroad, and wish ng
to secure &Ilk's& of
VEGETABLES AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
To carry It on, hare estab:ishecl a Depot on
FIFTH STREET,
In the rear of the old Reed House,
BETWEEN STATE AND FRENCH STREETS,
Where •e will be at all times ready to rewire and pay
the
for the ume. All liaelog Produce for sale are mutable:
to Ore 11l a call loqu.re for Market Depot, Fifth Street.
Erie, August 10,1863 tf NAY & JALK4O:I.
COAL I COAL!! COAL!!!
NOW IS TUE TIME TO BOY.
t has Reached the Lowest Figure it will go this Season
B. BURTON & SONS, •
♦t the Bighth, Street Yard, Brie,
ALL RINDS OF SOFT AND HARD' COAL,
LOWEST FIGURES.
Give as • call. We warrant satisfaction
IMEIMMII
Spring and Summer Goods !
MRS. S. H. HALL - •
Would rupee:tinny call attention to her
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
• Just received from New York. embracing •
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Igo.,
Together with some
DRY GOODS!
Which she will sill
CHEAP FOR CASH, OR READY-PAY.
Mr Particular attention mid to blipubbig, onlorial
and pressing.
Stor• on Peach Et.. I doors above the Depot. Erie,
Pa sprienetf.
Crawford, Christian L Rath,
Anion to
GROGDi: I S AIWROVISIONS,
ilried and Soiled Fruits,
PAINTS k OILS,
Ship Chandlery, Boat Stores, &e,
BO 7 BEATTY'S BLOCK. PARE ECM'.
Also, Public Dock, Foot of State Street,
ERIE, PENN'A.
WE. A. CRAWFORD. E. F. CIIRL-Mt.N.
ita6 . 66-tf J. BYRON RUTH.
MORRISON & DINSMORE,
wnoLlseis DRAMS Ill•
•
Flour, Pork, Beef. Salt, Grath,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY SEED, he.
No. 2, Wayne Block,
FRENCH STREET„
Rehm Arti Gad Bixt.i Ms., ER/E, PI.
lazytrUtt
•
,Setving Machines!
THE CHEAPEST & BEST.
BUY EITHER THE EXPIRE OR
SLIWGRIL.
The underviceed harlag Ufa epoehetei agent la Us
WY for the shove emlebreted Neshiemei pormigo )
e o n up / oakum et the pehlie le the aim
IW
I OW% aldaked to be the bra la ime sad ea
the 1, 1111* mak*
. . lbw. ' bee ell the Meet hapormomeets. which
'n ew ' litleyerlee te way ether sew sold •
• ' dembtog to paeleeme a Seater Ileabloe will
lid elt adveatese to eill sad made, theme Wore
g a me ophibtbea . , Jet me, etez : :leak Aatemieea
' i ‘ i anIC 1. WAGNER.
53,000 00
10 00
75 54
57 00
584 48
73 51
*3 111
247$ 2S
150 a
/Dia % • / Wei
SUDO 40
t Si es
MO 411
611 II
144 411
GIUMMUMI 1 GROCERIES
A?
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
_P. SCHAAF :at
Would morpoottriuly bilo:a itio tt ba bid olised
No. 2 Hughes' Block, Erie.
Wimpy* be will aline s kw* oa tulact • big•implyot
GROCERIES,
0,40 N
CROCKERY AND WOODEN WARE,
%INV* LIQUORS, CIGAkA,
L a d ~ Ada morally for isle to ea eibilibaset J.
th•
dr Tense N fissosabie llvg tore fa the
AND fROVIBIONS,
Clive us a Call
Yrs?' S
POE S•LE
RI6 2 E3T MARI= PRICE
Have on Hand
Which they offer to eell at the
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS.
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC.
INVIGORATING It STILENOTIIENING.
fortifies the gat= airelast the nil *Oda of wails
loss Tata,
• •
Will curs Dyspepsia.
Will cure It miners.
It 11l Cu' General Debility.
Will ear Reartbarn.
Ul moo Headache.
VI ill ears Liver Complaint.
Will mite and am& a bealthy appetite
WID iseigorate the organs of &potion and moderate
ly mercer the temperature of the body and the three • to'
circulation. Wire in fact as • gene al carroborant et ti
gam, containing no poisonous drugs, and is
TER SST TONIC BITTERS IN THE WORLD.
A fair trial is earnestly solicited.
GEO. C. RIIBBIia. & CO, Proprietors,
'Andrea, N. T.
Central Depot, Ascetic= Express Betiding 66 BCD
SON ST.. NEW YORK.
Tor eels by all Druggists, Grocers, Re.
MINNIG k ROADLEY, Erie, Wholesale Arig4
and *Weal, by Hall Warfel, Carta? • Calm an WU.
tins 4 Booth.
0et1,611.
P, B. HONECKER,
eooaaeeos To
CARVER & HONECKER;
W•OLZIALA • =TAIL DIAL= LI
Leather, Hides, &c.,
No. 3 Peri 7 Sleet, State St., Erie, Pa.
Constantly on !nod • large stack of
SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO, LININGS
RINDINUS,
FRENCH k AMERICAN CALF SKINS, RIPS,
UPPERS AND SPLITS, LASTS,
PZGS, LASTLIGS, GALLOONS, Ao.
MAO, • NOLL
ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKIRS' TOOLS,
All of which they offer low for
OAI4II 011 PROMPT PAY.
Ray I S'6s—tr.
New Grocery!
JALCO It BOOTZ would respectfully in
aoanea to the people el &Le et ; ad county, that
bis ham opened a
NEW GROCKBY LTORE,
Gin Me Wan Bf 4 .f Nadi Strad, s Slays Dinlasco SontA
of as Lake 8/kwil Depot,
Wharf be will keep on hands. sr e error t of
GROVICILIBA.
PROVISIONS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARY, LOITII
And mry tb►ag ussarly kept In a drat Was . or
• LBO,
Wine, Sweet Cider and Liquors.
The bighead Market Price paid for Product, ow ours
if dela:red.
tr. Gies are a ea,. U you wish t, ware good tar.
ewes. I *.Ag e myself to sell as Law,f not s.ower, than
an? other store Is the city. arlTaltf.
New Clothing Store.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPEN
au • Clothing. Store on the corner of Fourth and
State &beets, where they propose to keep always on
band as good an assortment of Clothing 'wain be found
In the city, made in the best manner from th best ma
terial, and so !Dished aa to stbid satisiselon to the
most critical customer. P-rt.cular attention will be
paid to Custom Work, in which branch we propose to
excel all other establishments in the city. We will al
ways keep a line stock of Cloths, Cassircterse, Vestings,
he , from which customers can select to the very best
advantage.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Of emery description, comprising all articles in that line.
The Clothing of Boys will alro be mede a speciality. Give
us a call. BASSEMIAN k &Mt:EIDER.
Ggo. 8.11.11111111111A2, AINIRT W. & ILIOCIDER.
Late Cutter with M. Koch. je2.12135-tf
R. S. MORRISON- & SONS
Beg lean to inform the citizens of Erie and •iclniy
that they hays removed their stook of
DRY GOODS
To the REESE BLOCK, in the boildhig formerly occu
pied by imam HAYES & KEPLHR, where they
Intend keeping a luge assortment of -
Dress Goods, Fancy Silks,
GLOVES, HOISERY, &c.
Returning thanks to oar customers for their goat
liberal patronage, we respectfully ult a continnance . of
the lame. Me, Jan. 1,186 d.
COLD!
SELDEN & CO.,
MINUFACTURISG Jis.WELERS
27 Courtiandt St., Now York.
1 00,000 WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD
A Perna, Pencils, As., &a, wortb user Hal , a Million
Dollars! To be sold at One Dollar Each witricatt reaard
to value. And not to be paid !cr until you know what
you are to rewire.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
All to be Sold for One (RAW Nub.
300 Gents' gold Watches, 450 to $l6O
300 Ladies' gold Watches, 85 to 70
400 Gents' silver Watches, 35 to 70
200 Diamond Rings, 60 to 100
3,000 Gold Vest & Neck Chains, 15 to 80
8,000 do. 4 to 6
3,000 Gold Oval Bard Bracelets, 4 to 8
4,000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 5 to 10
2,000 Chatalaine & guard chains, 6 to 20
6,000 Solitaire & gold brooches, 4 to ,10
2,000 Lava & Florintine brooches, 4 to 6
2,000 Coral, Opal & Em. brooches, 4 to 8
2,000 Mosiao, Jet, Lava & Florets ,
tine Ear Drop., 4 to 8
4,500 Coral, opal St em. E. drops, 4 to 6
4,000 Cal. Diamond breastpins, 2,50 tol- 10
8,000 Gold fob & vest watch keys, to, 8
4,000 Fob & vest ribbon elides, 3 to y 10
4,000 Sets sleeve buttons, etc., 3 to 8
8,000 Gold thimbles, pencils, etc., 4 to 7
6,000 Miniature locket., 5 to 8
4,000 ?ilia lockets-magio spring, 3 to 20
4,000 Gold toothpicks & crosses, 2 to 8
5,000 Plain gold rings, 4 to 11
5,000 Chased gold rings, 4 to 11
7,000 Stone set & signet rings 2,50 to 10
5,000 California diamond rings. 2 to 10
7,600 Sets ladies' jewelry-jet &
gold, 5 to 15
6,000 Sets ladies jewelry-cameo,
pearl, etc., 1,4; 15
6,000 Gold pens, silver extension
holders & pencils, 4 to 10
6,000 Gold pens & gold-mounted •
holders, 8 to
5,000 Gold pens, & pen-holders; - '6 to 10
6,000 Silver goblets 4 .7 i. cups, • 6 to 60
1,000 Silver castors, • 16 to 50
2.000 Silver trait & eske baskets, 10 to 60
1,000 Dalai fiver tea spoons, 10 tot 20
1,000 spoons & forks,
MAXIM OP DISTRinrioN:
Ceeliestee, made* meek 'stasis, and is value are
Owed to AglirwhlVlllN and well meted. O ne of
tame envelopes, artdatedng the Certificate er Order for
some Ai** (wale at lead one dollar at retail.) will
be med by mil to any address without retard to choice,
oft Penttof cents. The purchaser will pee what A/-
titbit wt. and Its value, which may be from One to
nee ffendred Dollars, and can then seed One Dollarand
reneite the Article named, or any other on the 1 at of
Use same value, and after teeing the article, a it does
net glee - perfect satisfaction, we desire it be immedi
ately returned and the amount paid will be refunded.
By this mode we give selections from a varied stock of
fine goods, of the best make and latest styles mid of In.
triode worth, at a nominal price, while all have a chance
of securing artistes of the very highest value.
I n all awe we chuge for forwarding the certifies*
postage and doing the business. the sum of Twenty-five
Gentry which must be enclosed In the order. rive Ger.
tlllostee will be sect foe ; eleven for pp; thi r ty f„ 86 ;
silty Ciro for 110 • one bundeed for $l6.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt
returns, and the article drawn will be tumsediately met
to any address by Warn mail or gime&
Moth. satisfaction Guaranteed I. all awn.
Write your Name, Town, Cosaty and Mate plainly,
and addesea SUM+ t CO„,
ma2lllfrent , 27 Courtiendt snag; New York.
C. DECK,
XLIIITIPACTIIISI AND WHOIXIAMI DILLTAII IN
SIGMA TOBACCO, WIPP 40.,
'fifth below State Street,
ERIE, PA.
Opposite Ow Dlsooteh bindle, 01les,
1865.
"18)ore 44st:dished lu N. Y. City."
"004'ta411i61e namedkit known."
.Frew from Polsour."
..ont dangerous to the Raman Family"
"Rats come out of their holes to die."
"Coatar's" Rat, Roach, &0., Biter's,
fe a pute—ared fnr Rat;
Mitt. Rosales, Black add
Red Ards, da , tn,, le., ke.
'Costar's" Bed -Bak Exterminator
Is ► Ilqu;d or wash, used to
destroy, and also as a pre
seottre for Bed-Bop,
"Costar's ". Electric Powder for Insects.
lo for Moth. Meureptees,
Fless, Red- Its SS /*UM me
Nootz, Farts, lairra/r, tr.
Fold by all Bnlgiata and Rotation ev‘r•wh.re.
11! BZWARZ !! . r,l al worthlam Dail/it:oust
re -" that "Coaraa's " same la on sash Box, Hull's.,
and Float, before you bay.
HENRY R. COSTAR,
timiraLtospor. 4 1 2 thcoabwAy N. T.
13" Bold by all Druggists and Dopler" In re!, Pa
1865.
ixoteisz or RAT9.—The Fa•wert Oautte (ra4-
lish) seaerts and proves by Brine that one pair of ats.
hays a progsny any destwodtuts roles/ than
in Wes tiers. NCI,. u dews this lumen** family care be
kept dawn. thee would consume more food than would
sustain 66 OM human beings.
'Bee ° Coma's" advartiament in this paper
1865.
RATS emus BlRD4.—Wheever engages in shooting'
smell birds Is a cruel man; •hoorer aids In exterminat
ing vast, • belief tear. We should like some of rut
correspondent, to give us the hen.dt of th.tr sspeliend s
In dtivng out these pests. We need pometbirr l'esidee
dogs, eats, and traps for this bastnau.--Seissaidid Amen
ds, N. 1.
Er gm • Coma's" advertisement in this paper
1865.
"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTIERMIvATOR is simple, sal,
and sure—the most perf-ct RAT I6t&LII/11 tobetillgr
have over @Vended. Every Rat that eau get It, proporli
prerated according to dlrecVona, will eat It, sr d ever,
nit} that eats it will die, generally at some place all die
teat as nossible fruit where the medicine was, taten.--
Lake Slope, Alirh , Mirror.
Eir Bee Conran:a" advertisement io thi. paper.
1865.
HOUSEB2SPERi troubled sith vermin need be so
tourer, if they nee . COSTalea" Exterminator. We have
coed It to our satisfaction ; and ,If a box cost Si, we
weole have it. We bay* tried polzooe, but they effected
aorWer;: tut " Costae''' article knolls the breath not
of BOA, Klee, Roach. 9, Arita, and Red-Rup, quicker
tba.l vegan writ. it It is in great demand all over the
cosairy.—ifeetine, Okio, Ga:ette
rrEee"COEITAleel.. advertisement fa this paper.
1865.
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.--Rpeaking of •
!ales" Rat e Roach, Ant, Ac,Exterailnator- is
grain and provisions are destroyed aunoalir In want
county by retrain than would pay for tors of this Rat
and basset Eiller."— Lanvin/7., Wis., Barna
See "ForrAa's" advertisement in this paper.
1865.
PARIMRS AND HOUSEREEPERS—ohnuId ro ollect
that hundreds of dollar' worth of Grain. Pcvislone.
/co , are annually elsatroyed los Rata, Mkt. _ tan, mud
other insects and vermin--all of which am be rr rental
by a few dollars' worth of "Correa's" Rat.,llo ch, Ant
dm, Exterminator, br pea and toted freely.
Roe "Cavemen" advertisement In tat, paps:.
Sold is M., Pa , by ail Druggists and Deslerv.
Jove., tm
Ke4rstene Stove Works !
Tibbahi, Shirk & Whitehead,
MANUFACTURERS o♦
STOVES & HOLLOW WARE,
Have a large and extensive assortrnet t of St. sus
Wholesale and Relasl.
THE IRON GATE
Is a Mt•ebw Coal Cook Store, with or without reser
vett, for hard or soft a ai, or wood, and is
BETTER THAN THE STEWART STOVE
We al - o manufacture the
WHEAT SHEAF & NEW ERA.
Rota low area Coal Cook Stores—wits wood grates
can be used either for coal or wood.
THE FOREST OAK.
-•
Vs are still manufacturing this ce'ebrated low ono
Stove for wood—with or 'Rama reservoir
THE MENTOR,
low Oven Strive for Wort. This Is a new Stove
beantitol design. and now for male—togetaer with
a large areortment of elevated Cook,
Part'', Cook for wood or coal, and Parlor
and Ogles Stoves, tor wood or coal.
C. M. TIB"ALS, D. SalltS, W. H. WHITEHEAD
Erie, Jan. 12, 1884-41.
READY PAY STORE!
• -
MINNIG & RUSSELL,
Woald napeethally !Worm the Public that they have
Tatchamed the
sroar OF ORM:ERA'S OF JAMES A. BLISS,
00101 Z or SIT 15D neva are.
Whoa they Istotd, to keep as good an amortanat of
FAMILY •
GROCERIES Sr. PROVISIONS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE, AND VAIMETY GOODS'
as io kept in Erie.
Best Brands of Erie County •
Flour,
Mot so iutsati • on Mad. .
flAJULtlealeb d G 10D JartcLizi
KT Tian hlsknet Molts* "ries pestek.see
Country Prods**.
G.de detravd free of stin.Treto anjpart o. the
City.
A. YINNIG
[nartlo'6lltt.) J. RUSSI 1..
BANK NOTICE!
Heine National Bank of Erie.
CAPITAL, $150,000.
DIRECTORS:
SELDSN MARVIN, JOON W. HAI* ON D,
WAND lIABVLN, BESTIR TOWN,
O. NOBLE.
ORANGE NOBLE ,President.
.1011 N J. TOWN, Cashier.
The above bank will be opened for the tratuwetion of
bit/drams:on
Monday, Dec. sth, in Hushes' Block,
Wert vide of State St., between Seventh and Eighth.
Satisfactory papa discounted.
Mossy received on Deposit.
Collections made and proceeds accounted for with
promptnow.
Drat* Specie and Sauk Note' bought and sold.
1 share of Public rattan's, is respectfully solicited.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO
nARTAnito, CONSECI TUT.
LICORPORAZDIBII). CA PIT.d. $1,000,000.
T.Q. ALLYN, Prost •0.11. COIL, Seer.
OM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
lIARTPORD, mom= ctrr.
INCORPORAI TED Mt Nur. saso.oos
WM. T. BAKU, Prat. ()P.0 . . ; W. LE3TE2, Seer.
I NSURANCE in the above old and reli-
A, able Companies am no obtained on application to
a. w. tgtt
AGENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility, Pre
mature Meray. and the effects et youthful indirere,
ties, will he heopv to furnliti otbers with the means of
care, tires of charge). This remedy .e a mplp, acts, and
outgo.
For full particulars, by return nail, plow address
JOHN O. OGIUN,
da Num Oar; Now York.
j.1144-ks
1865,