letthig ebotnier.
ERIE, PA..'BEPTEMBER 14. 1865.
Traveler'■ Guide.
LAKE SHORE LINE. •
-ant Rut. Going Wort.
SIN cl. ......... Hinelna‘ti Zrproli • ~-.......
p. 61 ............. D4y lispro“ 186 p in
i. ra ....... Mail and A vommodstfon 6 On a. v.
, r, ........... ' , Oleg tires- 810>. au
--. ......... Tol•do Iltzpress 10.00 a. as.
PHILADELPHIA k ERIE RAILROAD.
We. Arrive.
Acteemtand‘tloa .... 12 e 3 p . m.
..... ....Throogh ACM 635 a, PI
Op. ...... Cony Aeconnand•tion 640 p m
P .... . . Warren Aeaftmmodatlan 10.10 a. m
•
ERIE & PIPTABURMIHAILROAD.
all' • 4§ rviTs.
..... ••-n resa
ttabura Exn ..... .
3 2a a
15p.
......... erenmndation 11.60 p. m
open ing and Closing of• the Malls.
VTII fcehno %intim. the Nails will aloes at the
E r ie Pot Office, os follows :
and Mato 060 a. MI. aid 7Aft p. m.
............... ...... 1.00 p. ft. sad TAM m.
• y o e4 1,,,d Wadi lag tan.... 1•00 p. nu ud sp m.
cioaCi .......................... ....7
m.
rt.,lling all ollifts betwseo
inl Boßtln ......t.co
m.
W t o, s ionlying• offlMo bialniOn
;row { msreland p. m.
,„4 Pittsburg 9.80 a. it.
w• I i• Offline
„s o n to innikao a ID
s i l l ffarrisbues . solp.m.
„:„113 sad vele Railw,,v 7110 p. to.
" Tuesdays, Thursdays, sad attar
..... 0.30 n m.
I•oll • t 1 a
it to Bp. m. Bandar, °Moe
:froelnto 9 31 a it.
pemocratle Caucus Elections.
he f:etinas for delegates to the Del:aer—
ie County Conreotion will be held in the
.o'l3 wrlc of the city at the following
c ommencing at precisely 7} o'clock.
.e h legit voters, who will pledge them—
es to rote the Democratic State and county
et? !big NI, will be entitled to participate
he rroceeiinge :
s i Wird, at the office of Col. Grant, in
rn^ 82 11 .
iff.rd. at the public houie of J. M. Kuhn,
, c c c , f 10th and Wallace streets.
cfrd, at Lieble's grocery, State, be
11th and 12th streets.
yard, at the Cassavas office.
h WAI.' is entitled' to two delegates.
Ccanty Convention meets in tho Court
eon londay afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
sr - sucks Nommaloss.—The Republi-
Ctoustr Convention met in the Court
~e on 'Nfondey, and was organised by the
* ion of Junes Foreman, of Corry, as Pres
.t; p B. Bryant. of Harbor Creek and
j . Nun, of McKean, as Vice President;
d. R df Erie, and C. W. Keller,
sic% as Seeretstries. Every district, ex.
Greens, wss represented. • The Conven
res attended by outsiders, mostly
sctei by interest in the long continued
test over the Assembly nomination. The
,;dotes, with their friends, were present
full force, button-holing every delegate
in they pre'umed to be open to coolie
, sal !shoring with a int that would have
noble if displayed in a better cause.
a motion of J. R. Cochrane, Col. 0. 8.
Arad, of Waterford, was nominated by
smtioto es the candidate for the Legislas
fr , n the county. Col. D. B. McCreary,
1.1. - 011 regiment, Matthew R. Barr,
, and G. W. DeCamp were named as Chtl•
Its for the city. Six ballots were taken
the following result :
lftt 2d 2i 4th s#ll 6lh
:Q•eary, 39 38 39 40 43 '62
28 27 26 22 16
25 24 24 27 30 3G
C mp
fter the fifth ballot. Mr. Barr's name was
intim. Col McCreary having received
ijnity of the votes cast on the sixth bal.
sae declared the unanimous nominee of
(73n •Potion.
be following is the helium of the ticket
ee!:
Commissioner—L M. Child.
udirlr-0 P H. Ferguson.
irv,yor—G W. Sherwin.
ir.rior of Poor—k. Thompson.
mom of Erie Academy- 7 J. R. Cochrane,
' Pressly. G W. Starr.
?ogees of Waterford Aoademy—S. C.
,ford, J. L. McKay.
ur redoubtable friend, Geo. W. DeCamp,
, we understand, has been more than or
rily lavish in his compliments to the
aces during the past week. Ile has not
cl,tient with styling it "the vilest cop
sheet in the State," - tie heretofore,
in theamiability of his temper has added
cite and pleasing variety of polite phras
tuch as " mean," " infam - otis," " fow
-1," "viperous," '"traitorous," etcetera,
'era. Vira beg our angelic friend, not to
himself to such mild and ordinary
• s , t it'tery. They'are positively not
,hy of him—not equal to his reputation.
lees he can coin some newer and more
'king ezpretsiong, he will lose the illus
'llU9 tutor of being the most polished gen
-9111 it oar bar, and fall into the obscurity
93 repulsive to his nature. Why,
rinstince, can't he bestow upon us some of
loieuful little pet names, with which he
'lathe habit of eulogizing Judge Derick-
Ilr Llvry. Mr. Gina tin d Mr. Skinner,
his alectionate moods last year? Such a
ie of compliment would be more original
its chtracter, better suited ; to his fame.
d'tlll9 a satisfaction language cannot.
Tett. We entreat of George, that now he
hit haul in, he will stop nothing short
the full classical vocabulary. It will give
"c!elhore, and assist our isterests so ex•
Te'Y among alb respectable portion of
c.:m.214y, that no sum could be named
T't i not glaily pay to obtain the coveted
tcr.
rl Wednesday is more than ens
tr r y Telomlus. The hot weather of the
. t ccp'e weeks, is having the effect on the
Itor 'h!t it 11;111 1 1y does on his breed of an
ra:the days when the Gazette was con
'P'd by gentlemen, with all its faults, it
an honorable paper, and possessed very
roli•rab'e influence in the community. In
e brief Period in which the present editor
.b . oe: at the holm, it has nEt only lost all
mfoence, but actually teen into con-
F~ Its imbecility and low maliciousness
"object of public ridicule and regret.
et 1.41 welcome the period, currently re
nd to be not far distant, when the propri
rof the office reinstates the former editor
Place of the present childish incumbent.
1 , 11113 city three setts of candidates for
'Sitea to the Republican County
41 'Fere supported. Two of them favored
t nonliestios of a civilian for the Leg W
age, sad one of them a soldier. In one of
estrds only were the soldier's delegates
•teet.fal, the other wards going in favor
f lir. ihrr by large majorities. This is the
sy the dominant party in this strongly Re—
'blitta city display their affection for the
114 hire taught the battles of the Union.
be warned soldiers nearly sit fevered the
maination of their comrade, but the lain
ice of the politicians was too much for them.
le , psper is soon .to be established at
els e , by Mr. Jackson, who has for some
PMI been conducting a job ogles in that
It rill be neutral in politics.
Oerrnaay. 4 -Departed this life of political
wretchedness, in this city, on Monday, the
11th tut., of a violent attack cf office seeking
on the brain, George Washington DeCamp,
Esq., Attorney sad Counsellor at Law, ex.
candidate for Congressman, ex.eandidata for
Senator, ex•candidate for Assembly. and
Troepeetive ex-osndidate for Justice of the
Pesos, Coastal:,le,•or Pound Master. Deceased
was s man of more than ordinary personal
attraction and purity of morale. Quoting
from a comminioation in the Gazette. (tmjust.
ly charged by Ids enemies to have been writ•
ten by hiciself.) be was "a genannon of ability.
"thoroughly versed in the laws and politica of
" the State and notion, as eloquent speaker. an
"enthusiastic and Midas , / worker, and withal a
"thorough and most devotedpatriot. His coarse
"during the last four years has Miracle,
"unqualified admiration, and there are but few
"indeed who will not admit that he has been
"of great an d valuable service to the country."
In all the qualities which combine to make a
virtuous, popular and honored citisan, he was
without an equal in this section. Starting in
his career at the humble but' useful occupa
tion of a keener of gentleman horses, by
perseverance, honeity and an exemplary
Christian life, he worked his way upwards to
the first place at the bar and in the affections
of his fellow citizens. He was a solditir of
great and undying merit, (witness his militia
campaign.) an orator of the finest Cloeronian
expression, a, lawyer without a stain on his
fair fame, (inquire of Judge Deriokeon,) a
citizen of the utmost sobriety and integrity
and a man positively without guile. He has
gone-he has' left us—never again to appear
in this (political) world of trouble. A victim
to the most dreadful malady that can attack
frail humanity, who can help but breathe a
sigh over hid untimely end? When he dis
covered that the fatal contagion had seized on
him so unrelentingly, he in turn tried all the
orthodox doctors that existed hereabout.
Dr. Whig gave him some encouragement only
to make his final disappointment the more
bitter. Dr. Democrat was next appealed to,
but blasted his hopes at an early stage of the
treatment, by assuring him that he could be
of no benefit. In despair he hastened to
secure the services of the new and popular
Doctor Republican, who bled and blistered
him to a surprising degree, deluded him by
false ideas of success, and on Monday last,
cruelly and remorselessly abandoned him to
his fate. " Alas, poor Yoriok." It will be
many. many years before we shall look upon
his like again.
44 Hark from the tombs a doleful sound,
Mr ears attend the ory ;
Ye living men. elm', yie the ground,
Where ye most shortly lie."
POLITICAL CONCLATR.—A political chitchat
was held in a lager beer saloon, in this city.
a few evenings agn, at which we were most
severely denounced, and if such a thing can
be done in such a manner we were f
consigned to oblivion and eternally cursed.
Messrs. Ilse— and B—, were the
principal participants. While it is beyond
our pleasure to assist these gentlemen in their
pnlitioal amhition, because we Cannot con
vinee ourself that we ought to admire them,
they ._ay find some gratification in privately
denouncing us. but we are pleased to know,
that a lo ne, the• might talk until the crack
of donm. it Would not injure us in the estima
tion of the community. Wade in, gentlemen.
—Dispatch.
It may be a consoistion to our neighbor to
know that he was not the only person who
was "severely denounced." The ()natures
came in for its full share of the evenines
compliments. 8— and Dee— were
especially foul mouthed in their 'Husk's to
the two papers and their editors ; the other
members of , the party (one of whom is not
named by 'the Dispatch) have disclaimed any
personal elluaions to ourself. The interesting
group were having a most delightful ' gossip,
wholly impart:ions that two young printers
were overhearing the whole of it. When they
became aware of the fact, the picture they
presented, as described to us, was comical
beyond the power of words to express. Part
of the company suddenly became as docile as
lambs, while B—. atrl DeC—. crimsoned
with rage, and bellowed and raved like mad
men. The moral of all which is, that when
one slanders his neighbors he must take care
nct to do it in.a saloon, or if he doe,, be sure
at least that none of their Mauls are within
hearing distance.
We think it very ungrateful in Mr. DeCamp,
that after our warm defence of him from the
ridicule of his enemies, in last week's paper;
he' should have been caught berating us.
Were he still in the land of the living, we do
not know but we might be tempted to indulge
in some rather sharp comments on his course ;
but we have too much self respect to harbor
any but motives of charity for the dead.
As for Skinner, his motives are 'too well
understood to need comment. We thought
he bad subsided, but it appears he still poe -
sesses courage enough to continue his elan
ders—when he imagines they will not come
to the ears of those ass%iled. We want noth.
lug more to do with him, but we hereby give
fair notice that if we are provoked into fur
ther self.defence, our retort will be in a m‘n
ner contrasted with which the effort of a-few
weeks ago was mere play. If James is wise,
he will hold his tongue; if not, he must take
the consequences.
The came of Copperhead fits your party exc.
aetly, and the American people have justly
decreed that they who sought to aid the ene
mies of the 'country in the work of deetruo•
tion shall wear it till they die. And we pro
pose al a peddle journalist. in deferenco to the
will of the loyal men of the country, to "call
things by their right names."—Gazette.
That is to say, in "deference to the will"
of a set of , malignant politicians, who 'urge
you to perform what they have not the scour.
age to do, you intend deliberately putting
yourself on a level with fish-mongers, tflaek
guards and . other people of low esteem. It
may be in accordance with your nature to
glory in such a position, but there, are not
many persons of a respectable standard in
society who would. We assure our neighbor
that the Democrats of Erie county will feel
none the worse fir his calling them "names."
They remember that in all ages the scandal
mongers and slanderers, though successful
perhaps for a time, lave invariably In the end
met with the contempt which they deserved.
The Democratic Convention of Warren
county met in the borough of Warren on the
sth inst. and nominated Josegh A. Neill for
Assembly, Jas. H. Eddy for Commissioner.
Chas. Chase fir Auditor, and P. H. Lukens
for Surveyor. The Convention reaffirmed the
State platform, adopted a resolution against
the division of the county, and passed a vote
of thanks to our fearless friend Morris, of
the Ledger, a compliment which we will bear
testimony that he well deserved. Of the can
didate for the Legislature. the Nail, Republi
can, says : Mr. Neill, oar lawyer neighbor
over the Way. is a gentleman and unexcep
timid as a man and citizen." With Mr. Eddy.
the candidate for Commissioner, we have •
slight personal sequaintanoe, ind be im
pressed us as a man of solid judgment . and
mare than ordinary personal worth. Oar
friends is Warren have a capital Stokes.
The Republicans of the same misty have
, umlauted the following candidates : Amon-
by, Col. Harrison Allen; Commisiioner,
.i'den Marsh; Auditor, hiCrril W. Gibbs;
Poor Direotor,Aldes Marsh.
BAI/II or C03U1110111.--The interest felt In
the affairs of this unfortunate institution ren.
den all the information that oars be published
in regard to it peculiarly acceptable to our cit•
istns. We to-day print the report of a major.
Ity of the Auditors appointed by the Court to
investigate the management ti the Beet. A
minority report was made by Mr. McCreary,
one of the Auditors, which Las already been
given to the public, and the contents of which
are familiar to our chisene. Our views on the
subject have been freely expressed, and need
no repetition.
A LAY PRZACUZA, ry Tao • :at.a.—ln Chi
oßgo, last Monday, John Stubbs a lawyer
by profession, hut who oolaaionally offi
ciates in the pulpit during the absence of
the minister, was arrested for an assault
upon Charles M'Henry, ore of his reli
gious brethren, and bound over in the
heavy sum of $3,000 to appear at court.
The assault was a most saravated one.
Two teeth were knocked down the throat
of the unfortunate victim, and it is
thought that the sight of one eye is per
manently gone. The cause assigned by
Stubbs for the attack was that M'Henry
was a disloyal man and said that "
gers were'nt St to vote." To complete
the picture, it is stated that Stubbs on the
day before the assault (Sunday) preached
a sermon (M'Henry being among the au
dience) from the text Pleased are the
Peace-makers, for they sha'l be called the
children of God."—Bastes Po:C.
gurtga —How strange it is that the men
who are so eager to tear down the distinc
tion between whites and blscks, and make
them all equal at the ballot hog. Are at
work with equal persistent.y to build nn
distinctions between rich and poor. To
this end the revenue and tax law are so
arranged that while the, fanners and me
chanics are taxed on all thoy produce the
rich bondholders are exemilted from bear
ing their share of the e:::penses of the
government.
" Keeping military posseision of a coon
try is a costly business, under the most
favorable circumstances, ht t when the re
sources of a country are (Ivied un by civil
war and by had government for years, the
pecuniary trouble becomes still more on
erous "
The Philadelphia Leader. a newspaper
claiming to be of the " m yet straightest
sect," gives this as a deliberate opinion.
Those who . .. Ant in for n, war to whip
the Snuth bsek into the Union. are now
Jurist!! distressed for fear the Union will
he reconstructed. They are onposine the
restoration of the Union cs vigorously as
they favored the war.
A man by the name of 81 Iddard in Case
(Inmate. lowa. 'was carelessly, handling. on
Illstorday lest. a loaded gunorhen it wee dis
eharg.d, fatally wounding a young lady by
tAg name of Drok•r, who WI standing near
by. Stvidard and the onfr•rtnnste victim
were to have been married in a few days.
Ilnw berry ere tl•ey
Whom the editors pity,
And hare euiared up for oni year or more ;
Tatum cannot ex;•re'e
The Irma joy of the prolg . ,
When delinquents have paid the old score.
Erie is surmising its firemen with • uni.
flrni. Those is hops for the old burgh yet.
—Connesurville Record.
Yee; soine , of these days it may be u big
and enterprising as Conneaut
There is nothing like Dr. Velean'a French
Pills fnr keeping the complexion fresh sod
ert.irely free from pimples. The sense of
which that it reenlates the etltire female eye
tem. Sold by all druggists. Sept.7-Im.
Remember the Democratic delegate eho
tions on Saturday afternoon and evening.
Let etch district send full delegations of its
best men.
ILTLETS.
BUIE I&
hnaltlers, 20
ays %gni
lecke re , per bbl R01.. 1 1 0 1
2 10.00
Obit.) Half bbi...9
'rut re t.... 10 00
• limo (I, Der rit......t0n
4,,em Oil ,po , ge'.
lard nil, gri• 1.05
Tat Oil. per gal 2 JO
',trete , ter.. "MP SO
vend, i ard. per e0rd...7,00
Won.% " 4.44
Perk. ;mu, beir7...3% on
" Licht :Al,OO
Floor - $10,604111 4 .1
Wheat, . 1 SOW 4
C0r0„..., 76411.
Rye, 10
nets Fr
Reeler, 1664 °' I
TUT, 1 7: ,
Pot , toes, 60415.
q.ene,• ....Logi nn
on -7-Apples, ' ^ 0
natter,234ol
Liva . 2
Ch.ele 1444'11
"Rms. 25A .41
Tlato•bv geed, 6m
Clover 3•• , .d.....14 Mgt!. 00
New Advertisements.
A UCTION SALE:
FORTY-FOUR BUILDIFO LOTS
The pmeerty known , u Marino Squill, being Block
14.. 20 nt the Cite of Frie, situate° bstw•en Third and
Fourth.aod rlberri , and Popiar atreats, will be gold at
Auction at the Market Holm,
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMEI R23D,IEMS,
'ale t' eommea•e at 9 recto k, a. m. 71ile property elm
prises fort -mar late, each thi•ty to-t fr mt h. ea* ham
dred aril fifty flea la depth. An Alley 20 feet la width
even& throurh th• center of the ,atire block
Taaae.—'/ne•tbtrd cub on emi mina of dead, the
hal.ano in tie . ) eyrial ational papa rata with inter•ot.
For farther ptrtioulare empire of .?. A. D ‘VSNPORT,
sel4-2w Or, WY. A. GAI.B&LiTH.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT,
10 be gives at ct Joseph's Aes , hruty, by the Young
La4.es of that School, on
THURSDAY annorra, REPTVIBER Mg, GAL
On which oeeselAn will Do permuted the beautiful Ro
man Drams, entitled
CEORILIA, OR THR VIRON MARTYR I
To commence at T ce , iontr. Ticln.'a 25 cents
Ftitm FOR 14 bLE.—In camermanea of poor
hesl.h, t n entwriaer to Okla, Al to oTer for rale
h.i If/wok Isla upon the south aid. of Glmrd towirtap.
Kale comity , one mite from the TIE 4, of Lockport. It
coctalre 136 sem, 1 oof which me improved and Ina
hRh Mite of cultivation. well fmm wall wat-red, and
karlop a Ono-rate orchard. moatlr gra( t• d fruit. The
bai di "g. are good Persons wl•hinp to purchase • farm
will find itof advantage to look . this Die Inquire
en the premiss of GARDNER COOPER.
WI also offer for milemy farm of 100 ac ea, of a
ml's tenth of !be abn.e. having go •11 buildings. Wen,
trait, to . end la as neallaat stets ofimltlystina. •
September 14, 1155-40 W. J. COOPS.E.
j3IOOIITANT NOTICE.—Tie undersigned. en-
L gaged to Hareem making, no St to street, nearly op
posite the Erie City Go Wmlts deatres to aloes up his
besieges. pees:store to making • trip to [drops AU
persons Indebted to me are hereby notified to pay up
their am-mints Immedlats'y ; sad those havlor elalms
against me will please present them at an early data I'r
settlement If the amonota are tut settled by the let
of October nest, they will be placid in the band• of Errp
Cities for eo'l•erlon. 1. IiIITURES.
Erie, September 14.1865-3w*
INJUSTICE'.
I desire to make nubile an act that recently *warred
in our dty. The grle k Pittsburg Railroad Clompsur
have for same time bees employ leg number of labor
ers at their docks, at the math of Comasge meek., The
tank b larded ins railroad ear of riktah lir. Saltsman.
the agent at the docks, keep s re. on Wedne.day,
when pert of the men um bolas saki off, Mr. Pitts.
mu deducted fire dollars from the pay of one of *MP.
a poor Ragilsittnan, staler that ha mad hroarht Tenni,
tato the ear, sod wee limed that mina thee...T. The mu
has s broils in Were York. and mods Mt entree badly.
Re chime that be didn't bring any ler nin int" the ear;
and that the amid Owe of the war is owing to the lithe
war In which it I s e kept. 1 think. that Mr. flait.orwes
enedact er.s very twin. sad desire that the Dahlia stall
know it, and form their *platen an the ems.
DS:MS_ b 4., SULLIVAN.
Erie, September 14,111644 N -Rut
rill MOTHER'S RELIEF, ' mr„
OR CORDIAL TOR CON4i P# 9il
, .
Mats Cordial boa beat lo;;;;Iebts ' Tentlea
for Po proffor einroottooktoo sod lye valentine.
sad Its info a taw was a reeteat•lttadaelant ta
a cid te .sedre a sib sad its) az_ . . , a a
i t
epiedy getting a :.
a,
1,. ono sow be retie sotoollog te the
ir4itest Imps • Itstesets.of rartitdr Worry
vise Cramp bat h, a leptivilaw •ba.. tote. ?beer visit
big to so, lIP b i nal will ladle sub INIOPT to
Procure tb I Casa to andeeele as may do. to mews It
thoeselves. as tbt• l , epistle.. eeettstep lb" f i n A r t ie .
Preistaitedisate la a posorntrated sad rolblo lom
speloottip, tiro denim Pupated tad eald b by
sail-E ME. ga; ido l Pt'
GREAT SALE
Watches and Jewelry.
1.000 000 WORTH 1 TO BE DISPOSED
of at Oas Dallat mob, without retort to vales, sot
to a saki or until sou knots ebatyea are to roostrr.
BA. H. Rona d o , (wet tor tits llutatiatrets,)
lt'o. lilt &Worms abut, Nog York.
r/TBad do tolktolog list of articles to bs sold d.m
ONE DOLLAR EACH:
100 Gold hunting case watches, $125
100 Gold watches, serious styles,. 76
200 Ladies' gold watches, . 50
500 silver watches, $2O IS 86
6.000 Late style vest & neck eluting, , 5 to 20
6,500 Gents' Cal. diamond pins, 6 to 20
4.000 Cal. diamond ear drops, 6to 10
8.000 Miniature revolving pins, 6to 11.)
2,000 Cal. diamond and enamelled •
gents' scarf pine, new styles, 6 o 10
2,000 Masonio Sr. emblem pins, 8 to 10
2,500 Gold band bracelets, 8 to 20
3.000 Jet and mosiao brooches, 8 to 10
2,000 Cameo brooches, _ . 6is 20
8,000 Coral ear drops, 4to 6
2.000 Ladies' watch chains, 4 . Bto 15
6.000 Gents' pins, splendid assort% 2to 10
4.000 Solitaire sleeve buttons, Bto 10
3,000 Sets studs Sr. sleeve buttons, Bto 10
6.000 Sleeve buttons, plain & eng., 2to 8
10,000 Plain & engraved rings, 2,60 to 10
8,000 Lockets, richly engraved, 2to 10
16,000 Sets ladies' jewelry, new &
latest.styles, • 6to 12
6,000 Handsome seal rings, • Bto 8
2,000 Sete bosom studs, 2,60 to 6
1.000 Gold pens & gold holders, 16 to 26
2,000 Sets jet & gold pins & ear
drops, latest styles, 6 to 1C
2,000 Gold thimbles, pencils, &c., 4to 6
10.000 Gold pens, & silver cases, 6to 8
10 000 Geld t ens. ebony holders, 4to 6
This entire thief beautiful and sal nable goods will be
sold for Dee Dollar each. Certificates of all the above
articles will be placed In envelopes and aided. These
enve'oyes are lent by mail, as ordered, without is and
to choice. Du the read; tot the certillinte ton all see
.bat a, are to have, and then it is at you option to
send the dollop sod take the ante s or not,
Flee certificates can be ordered for $1 ; shires for $2;
thirty for $5 misty tire for $10; owl one hundred for
$l5. We will lend a single Certificate on receipt of :6
eimta. A grata wanted, to whom we offer spinal terms ;
send 25 cents for ens ordinate and our eir-ular with
terms. d H. It"illrEn & Co, -
3$ Beekman sweet, New York.
may26'6s tf
P 0. Boat, ZO.
Ring's Vegeta°le Ambrosia.
A GREAT HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HIS PREPARATION IN WELL KNOWN IN THIS
j region am
HONOLULU VEGETABLE AMBROSIA(
and has this new name on acconat of Ring's Bair Rn
Corer being consolidated with It by a copartnership of
the prJpristars of the two preparations. It is haying
an lumen stale, fur the follo■iog reason. t
14. It restores Gray Elitr to its original color.
2d. It Imparts a beautiful Auburn to light, red
fa ed hair.
21. It enrea ell Rumors and diseases of the Bmlp.
Ith. It is an infslitWe eradmator of Dandruff.
6th. It is a richly perfumed heir Dressing.
Ladles 1 Do you desire to get rid of your old, aided
artincisl Tront Pieces ? Theo tie the Ambrosia sad
restore your Gray Hair to the dark, lustrous silken
tressed of youth.
Gentlemen 1 Do your beads phew the Incipient stare
of Daldosis T Then use the Ambrosia and cure that e
mote which are causing your Pair to coma out.
It to not a dye I It does not color the akin or the en
aid lioen ! It is not wassailed of noxious drags. Ws
chiefly 01 harmless vegetables, and is Natures Oran
Restorative. Try it-and be convinced.
E. M. Tnbba & 00., Pn.pri eon Peterborough. N. B.
N. T. Barre, Union Wilk ErisZo ,Wholesale Agouti°,
N~rth.estern Penusdrinia.
Lova Act , tr—Hall lade, VHF Pa.; Jogai ego
Co , "Iltrurrilts ; E. B. Sleeper, Walarfor4 ; Brown Jr
Wood, Corry. aplro4llm
New Music Store.
it *'x'll!'
PIANO. FORTES AND MELODEONS,
nom thole:Mowing eelebranat
MANUFACTURERS:
Steinway & ions, New York.
Wm. Knabe i Co., Ultimo», Yd.
Lindeman & Sans, New fork.
W. B. Bradbury, New York.
John R. Dunham, New Tort.
Grovesteen &Co New York.
Goo. 1. Primo it Co , BM's, K. Y.
Carhast, Needham h G., New To*.
Prime at a Large Dimwit below Maw
facturer's Prices.
PIANOS FROM $250 TO $l6OOl
Also, LostructiOn Roolu an/Sheet Mule,
All poisons wishing a Ord rate Piano Porte or hided&
on, are invited to call and examine our instrometita be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Reed's Sleek, State street, nearly °lnmate the Poet
OMNI. %ENNA SMITH.
ere P. S.—Every Inetrumentwarnated for eve year,
insvtat.tv.
STOP TELAT SCH. tTCUINGI
CURE THAT MI, unNa
carter.. Extract of Dandelion sod Bitter Sweet,
AND CARTER'S YELLOW OINTMENT I
This Extract cures all kinds of Itch, Itryripelas. Felt
Rheum, Teter, Scald Head, Charm Old Sores, Bells,
Pimple Carbuncles, Liver and Kidney Complaints,
Rheumatism and all other DllOlllOll arising from an Im
pure comities' ortb. blood.
Pampa, ilia and Revak...et, Cream of T.rtar and Sal.
labor. Red Precipitct- and Printstone. all fall to cure
this modern mongrel Itch now so prevalent throustout
the eoustry. Rut the Extract of Dandelion and Ritter
Sweet le jest the remedy tot it, salt acts on the Llv-r„
Stimulates all the secretions. upens the pore. of the
akin, and in a neutral and ea ty was thrown out all.tbk k.
Ant& pais...nous or impure matter. and leaves the fir
misting" free, the blood pure, the skin &can, the aom
plerinn clear and-the whole system frue from disease. It
la a medicine that cannot be u•ed without bawdy, and
Carter's Yellow liniment is nn.q tells 1 b- an• ether
Ointment In the world for the speedy end effectual ears
of the Itch and all o'ber ra•le eruptions. Alen uptur
ns/ma In Rerofelona Sone. Meer*. Fever and O'd Bores
that are hard to beat, and of intend *Meuse in the oat•
of PPM. It only needs trig' to he approved.
Pete• of Botrlo , t. $l. or Yellow Ointment. as eds. Or
taken together, $1 U.
Sold by ail respectable Dnagglsts
!MORRISON St DINSMORE,
. WHOLMILLII DILLIMS IX
Flour, Pork, Beef.. Salt, Grath,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY MED. 4fee.
No. 2, Wayne Block,
• • FRIMCFI bTREST, •
Beneeng /VA end Sixth Sts., . ZWZ,
Ima) 9 NU
NEW BOOT AND SHOE
•
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
•
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL
LT Worm their friends end the public that they
have opened the above liminess, on the suit aide of the
Diamond. rent door to Ur. John fheyes dry goods
store, where they offer for Silo the best carted stock
n the trade west of New York, selected from tout dif•
mint manufactories and bought at
Reduced Prices,
AND WILL BR SOLD ACCORDINGLY.
Special =libation given
TO THE' LADIES.
•
Wlthoit their patronage, business would be blockaded.
NOONAN k BUICK.
mayll'ed.tf
Spring sad Summer Goods !
MRS. 111. IL HALL
Would respeethally eall attestion to her -
LARGE STOCK OF GOCObS,
Jut received from New Tort. oothrseiog
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, &0.,
Together with Nome
DRY GOODS!
Which ehe will sell
°WRAP FOR CASH, OR RZADY-FAY:
Partlealar stteotioa paid to bleesidogieolegiag
sod pressiog.
Store ou Pesch St. I doors above the Depot.
Pa. aorNiletL
GROCERIEBf • GEPCBRIBB
WFIOLif E AND RETAIL.
S CHAAF.
Weald asparthaly tear the Vs that he has epseee .
No. 2 Hughes' !Hook, Erie.
mins he win slyikTu keel' as assa a Mir RA/ et
• GEOCHRIBEI, ' -
CROCKERY AND WOODEN -WARE
WINES. LI QUOIN VICIAM"
ms 4 sessithabg useally fee sale la ea establishasst J.
the hied.
MP" Terns es reams" as ley Wow
ettv
• ' lIOWARD ABBOOTATION,
‘PRILADILTRIA, 1.4.
R:rES OF THE N Bayous. SIDIU-
Im i, end ' gum; Sintrizs taw sad ralkaiis
ta moots of th• HowARD ASIKKILLTION—
dud by aridl.l2 NNW 0211 ,1 1 = • Mime
Dr. J. SEWS W Pa: . lik. s
&via MID In. TD I / 1 1 6 4 1 •
Sewing Machines!
THE CHEAPEST & BEST.
•
BUY RITES% TER RXPIRR OR
SERORR,
• •
?b. Itad•robrood having bees apootated atint
city fer the above eolvbrato4 aospeetfall)
calls the attention of the piddle to tin rune.
1 boy Si. ackrow Wald to be the t"st tow and am
the ehospost in the market.
Raab Vaebine has an the latest hotw4:oveniests,whiski.
render them far superior to say other woe Paid
Prraose desiring te purchase a Sewing Itaetda• will
Ind It of advantage to mill and 42111211211 these Wore
baying elsewhere. -
tamale, ma a:tatting' at m atom, No. 5. Atomism
Stook. b twee' the itnit owl t stmt.
jade 45 Imo P. IFLOVItit.
QTATIC3II6,I?
1.73 Of Receipts 80 Obbarsseawata albs ltyle_. "Yaw.,
44104 Nitric. fey the year sadist Jane 6, 1666.
at mound b, law.
110.1.8 D OF CONTROL,
11110ZIPTI.
gal. is hania ?woman Jturt 1;11U4.
Rwairlyed from Taxa 4,
" Atate AsaroorlaUen,
' " " Liquor Flue,
hid Tomduers and Janitors. $10.442 47
" For flail and Wood for fwd. 1,483 11
". Po*, for Hotpot Weary (from lbw), 381 71
" Rant for flosmol Roams, 240 00
•" lodient4,l r 1011113011.230 IA
•
" Treasurer's Corondadoni 12$ 83
Total, $11,0412
/lOU= OP 11101014.1111 I'AVOZT PUIPLPO TILL
•
lieu, 1,190
Irmal6l, LOS?
Total. 9 , 9 77
BAST WARD BUILDING FUND
lIIIMPTII.
Bal. In Tressarar's hands Suns 1, lial, SFM Q'
llsosits4 from Taxes, 2.501 17
Paid on School Rouse No. 11,
•a Rent of School Roam,
" Insur.nee,
" !stored, ms Bowls. •
" Inclds.tal Expaspes.
Tre-nrer's Commission.
T•ta, 63,663 06
WEST WARD BUILDING SURD.
RI:011PM
Bal iv Trsavarer's heads Jane 1, 1804 ' ' 33 23
- Received from Tates, - 2 479 73
4 . " -State School Lot; 930 00
Poll on Pelmet Renee No 4,
" Rent on Sehool Nooses,
U In.-Ideate! expenses,
Tonuiurees Ccrintabuitons,
Balance In Treaurz,
Attest, Jane 10, 3166. •
j. P. limner?, &watery. ' T.B. 11110W' ,
Erie. lama SI, 13135 St President
Crawford, ' Christian 1 Rath,
Dialer, ta
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Dried and Sealed Fruits,
PAINTS s OILS,
Ship Chaadlery, Boat Stores, et.,
ro. 7 BEATTY'S BLOCK. PARR our,
Also, Public Dock, Foot of State Etrcel,
PSMN'&.
WW. A. rRAITTORD. E. r. CMtis.ll/..N
jaa24'6s-tt J. BYRON ROTE.
MANHOOD ;
how Lost ! How Restored.
JIIST PUBLISHED a New. Edition of
Da. Mosso - Man CILIIRAVID EllhaT on the
radicle core (without medicine) or driestar..nAnoatt, or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Louts, are
rerrol, Mental and ?areal Incapacity, Impediment* to
ea. 0011ftrIPTInn, Enlarge and Ifts.
Indsby eelf-indulgencie or sexual sztArragasita.
Mil" Prres, in a reeled envelope, only 6 cents.
The eilemated author. in this admirable essay; clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty ran eaccassfol practice,
that the gamine cutoequenose of self obese may he rad
ically cured without he dtagerons nee of internal Bred
Leine or the application of the knife--polating out a mode
of cure at ones simple, certain and effimtnal, by me ne of
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
r e T u h r i e s
h L i e m ct s u o r lf e c hauld , privately
e and
nred every
youth and every mtu Is the land.
Sent wider mull, in a plain envelope, to say Ware, on
the receipt of ids cents, or two postage Stamps. Address
the publishing, CRAB. JAL KUNZ a 00,
121 Beirof7, Now Tort,
margo' , s-t1 Post 11111 r Roe. WI.
Reeves' Ambrosikia
FOR Ilig Rd&
THIS EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING
and wonderful Bair Restorative still retains its
precedents to Sahionable circles. and is superseding all
other preperat , ona, not only lath!" country bdt also in
Europe and South Amerlea. Thousand" of bottle" are
anomaly used in the Court circles of garb, London, St
Peter burg and Madrid. and the rale In Cube fe "nor
mous. REETIta• AIABIINSIA ta composed al an oily ex
treet from Mots of wrinserful virtue, and ['highly aced
tad with a variety of isquhite perfumes. It effectually
prevents the hair falling out, and cause It to grow rap
idly, thick' and long. it makes the hair owl and gives
it a glom appearance. No toilet is complete without
it. Price 76 cents per large bottle.
Sold by druggist' and dealers In fanny goods In all
parts of the rid Ise! world. Wholesale by all what/eats
draggists in every .Sty, and at .
ItEEVICT ANDROSTA NEPOT,
N 0.62 rattan Street, N.Y.
rnmar, RICHARDS At CO., Philadelphia, Goners)
Agents for Penngylvania. mr2-130a.
L. BROWN & CO
mate nom% Brown at C 0..)
BANKERS 'AND COLLECTORS
astal-li
Military & Naval Claims,
2 Park ?late, 11:eto York.
Conespondlag holm to WWllegton, D. D., J. W. 11A
e t & Co., i 7 i lith dtrest.
Rimier had three yearn' exprrienen in the collection
of Claims and the general trainee ion of business In all
departmentdot Government. we care AMMO our clients
and e neeptindenta that all business introsted to ws
•ill be rigorously and promptly attended to. We km
prepared to make advances upon and negotiate the sale
of claims, and purchase Quartermaster's title and
checks, u well as collect the following clause
Pensions for, Inealids, Widows, Mothers and Orphan
Children.
Bounties for Soldiers, dischirged fb: wounds received
in battle, those who have served tiro years, and the
heirs of deceased; also *sate bounty to such as are en
titled.
A marl of pay far Officers and Fiddlers, and the helm
ads:sued.
Navy prise money for all "plum.
Nave pension and balance 01 pay.
Account' of diseased Awe settled, ordnauce and
clothiog returns properly made out and collected. and
clearances obtained Iron Ordnance and Quarts:madam's
S. Ileir tL enueStamps for sale at • discount of 3,1 d to
4) per cant.
HEAD QUARTER/3
-TOE
CHEAP GOODS!
Wholesale and Befall
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
WINEE3 AND LIQUOR&
F.. & X.BCEELAUDECKEA,
are now receiting st their old Mind, Ameri
can Block,Stuto street, a larp and superior
stock, of
GROCERIES, . .
PROVLSIONS,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
. . WILLOW,
WOODEN,
AND
STONE • . • .
• WARE, , •
FRUITS, •
- wins, &a.,
together with every thing found in s Minim
of this kind, which they will sell as-cheap
as any other establishment in this city for
Cash or most kinds of country produce.
Tkay lava alma as troll one at Oar sad lawn
nosh at Tama* sad ss oil mar tto ilia, W
alit& the" M*, alteatiaa titer
cr Call sad sesys—is ailikrispasee Is better them
111 1 =11ara iiir
Wies, 'MU Rot pest
Grocery Read Quarters!
AMERICAN BLOCK STATE STREET.
Alas , lICIUJIIIDAUL:
. .
Pl.easure Reearsions. •r.
A.RTI BS DESIRING 'TO EI AVE SAIL
_Mt tlteeintoss oat the Soy, este visit the Reif's=
to. um tad t.te iimagsed Ohms tweAly a .steno
date . D.. with good boots. I Wee Tights eaglet It
fitted oat lb- pie Aare pullet, la eldtt.tio to • limbo
of Row Bests. Illidditg Tod& tied Lett the a tlas OD
hood
l'ersois'ilittitei go have the nee sf meg el ae Ipsite
Ira ON as ettersatly oil Mad, at the old stood, toot'
SAS. R.
et Maio street • , IMAM
110'11. ids .
Eng' Is lam" that
.ap pilestles will le
, mole te Gov. Outs he So
„et Alive an
sailleariel /1111 Imus. , • • miti4o
IMO 114
11,141 01
631 14
13 00
Total
111111IDIIRIULL
$12,526 95
'raw, $1,601 0!
DIMBITLIIIICITO
t 3,000 00
60 CO
75 64
67 CO
654 5 1 1
75 54
Total, 9 3 , 8 03 98
RXPINDIII79JI
$2,200 CO
61 00
939 63
63 25
344 C 3
WOO 99
HUBBEL'S
COLDENI BITTER N S.
A PURELY VEGETABLE TON 40.
.I.III7I9OIItBTIND AnZlll4 O, 1
fortiesa the egoism sedan the evil WINO at sailed*
awe water.
ATP inct
Will ewe ii7reese L . •
POI ears Own)Debilllg.
lisaittem.
RflleamPeerPoke. •
P Wean Liver ColonLitit.
Will Puna and mate akealthj amigo.
will invigorate the organs of dignities and topdetst•-
ly inenuan the tet.peratnn of the body sad tin form o
circulation, sell gto Got am a gone al sonoborant of tk
erdein, containing so )011.1311011.5 drugs, and is
TEL UST TONIC BITTRRS IN THT. WORLD
A Lb MAO if lanautty folielted.
GEO. C. HUBBL, k CO., Piapriatars,
Hods**. N. Y.
• NM ral Depot, Ateattesta Erptise Balls:11ns 56 HUD
SON ST.. NEW YORK. I
For age by all Dra rairia. Groom, ka.
nr- lIIINNIG o ROAD LEY. KA% Wbellade *rat %
antedTo sala by Ball k Carter k Carrot iina !M
-*
. ootlie4.
P. B. HONECKER,
WOOTOOOI TO
CARVER & HONECICE a,
VTOLZIAMI • MAIL HAS= IX
Leather, Hides, &c.,
No. 8 Perry Block. , Seats St., Yr* Po.
Constantly ois hind a Liege stock of
SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO, LININGS
BINDINGS,
FRENCH t. AMERICAN CALF SKINS, KIPS,
UPPERS ANIiVIPLITiI; LISTS, '
PEGS, LASTINGB, CULLOM, 4to:
•LOC4 A. stris •
ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS,
All of which they offer low for
C*MU OIL PlitolleT PAY.
, New Grocery ,
.
JACOB BOOTZ would respectfully all
auanno to this prop% of iris alt ; %ad amts, that
he has opened a
NEW GROCERY . STORE,
Pis Us fat SW of Pesch Sired. • Shod Difolooos Sod►
of au tie* Vora Dept.
I.,rrlrwtiu •
GILIOCERIns.
- -
PROVISIONS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, LOUR
And 11•4111 thing usually kspt Ina drat du ° on
au*,
Wine, Sweet Cider end Liquors.
The highest Marlon Palos paid for Prodnos, uam
Lt domed.
Er Give nu a aillj yur wish tr sours good lar
Rams. I plaza myselfto ull u Lev,l not wirer, than
any Misr store Is tio*ka. nutrlldtf.
Cfothing Store.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPEN
no a Clothing Stiliro on thy comet of Fourth and
State streets, where they priors to keep Maisie on
head a; good ao avoriment of Clothing as ego be found
in the city, trade In able toast manner from lb, beat ma
terial, and so noishedl 'es to •fro , d satleacilon V; the
most aiticul cu.tocut. E.rt.cular attention will be
paid to Custom Wark,, n which brooch we propose to
excel all char e.tablishments m the city. We will al
ways keep a fine stock of Cloths, Casaimerios, Vestings,
he , from which elastomers can wiled to the very best
adriudeac
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
of every description. oompreing oil orticies in tootling.
Mg Clothing of Bogs vi I aim be nrodo • 'postai to. Gini
In • COL 111.1SEsMON & 8 11 ti HIDER.
010. HAEIIIIIIIAX, AI.BIIIT sr. 3. HZ 40 DEL,
Lots Cutter •ith M. Eoeh. jr276s•tf
R. S. MORRISON & SONS
Bag leave to isforn_i the Milieus of Erie and vicinity
that they hate removed their stook of
• D FtY COODB
fa the RENE BLOCK, in the balding formerly
oeco
pia by Messrs. RATES it KEPLER, when the/
intend keeping a large mosortmmit of
•
Dressllicals, Fancy Silks,
• GLOVES, HOISERY,
Retuning thank. to oar customers for their part
liberal patronage, we respectfully ask a continuance of
me same. Erie, Jan.l, 1865.
COLD!
BELDEN &
MINUFACTURLNG AWELERS
27 Courtlandt St" Now York.
100.000 WATCHES. CHAINS, GOLD
Pena, Pencils, he., &c., worth crer Hal a Million
614,4•641. a& Om. meassal
to twos. And not tob paid icr until you know what
youu, aro to mit..
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
AU to be Sold for One Dollar Faith,
' 800 Gents' gold. 'Watches, X6O to $l5O
800 Ladies' gold Watches, 85 to 70
400 Gents' silver Watches, 85 to 70
200 Diamond Rings, 60 to 100
3,000 Gold Vest et' Neck Ohains, 16 to 30
8 000. do. 4 to 6
3,000 (told Oval Band Bracelets, 4to 8
4,000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 6to 10
2,000 Chatelaine St guard chains, 6to 20
6,000 Solitaire & gold brooches, 4to 10
2,000 Lava & Floriniine brooches, 4to 6
2,000 Coral, Opal 4r, Sin. brooches, 4to 8
2,000 Mosiao, Jet, Lava & Florenr
tine Bar Drops, 4 to
4,500 Coral, opal & em. D. drops, 4to
4,000 Cal. Diamond breastpins, 2,50 to
8,000 Gold fob & vest watch keys, " to
4.000 Fob & vest ribbon slides, 3 to
4,000 Sets sleeve buttons, etc., 8 to
3,000 Gold thimbles, pencils, etc., 4to
6,000 Miniature lockets, 6 to
4.000 Min lockets--magic spring, 3to
4 111 Gold toothpicks & crosses, 2to
5,111 Plain gold rings, 4 to
-5,000 Chcsed gold, rings, 4 to
7,000 St one est & signet lisp 2,60 to
6 000 California diamond rings, 2 to
7,500 Sets ladies' jewelry—jet & '
gold, 3 6to
6,000 Sets ladies jewelry-cameo,
- pearl, etol, 4 to
5,000 Gold pens, silver extension
holders &pencils,
6,000 Gold pens & gold-mounted'
holders,
5,000 Gold pens, & pen-holders, 6 to
6,000 Silver goblets & cups, 6 to
1,000 Silver castors, . 16 to
2.000 Silver fruit & cake baskets, 10 to
1,000 Dozen silver tea spoons, 10 to
1,000 Do. table spoons & forks,
MANNER OP DIATRIBE/ now.
• Oertilliwtea naming each artiebr, and ite value, me
pined in Healed Envelopes, and wsU seized. One of
theme envelopes, eonteliong the Certificate so Order far
game Arthee,lntrtle at lend one dollar at nittit4 wUI
be nut by malt to coy address without regard to choke,
ea mein* of 24 mots. The nuehaser wUI , see smut Are.
tide it draws, and Its Value. which ins" be from One to
Five Hundred and can then end One Dollarand
receive the. Article or any other on the let of
the nun valee. and after seeing thole:11cl% It doss
net give pelf satisfestion. dean tt to be immedi
ately returned and the amount peld will be refunded.
By this mode we it,. seleetious from a raded stock of
dug goodiyot the beet inks sad Wad styles end of in.
' ti hole itOrtb, at anotritnal price, while all bare a charm
of nearing 'alleles-birth* elm Mew*. value.
In all owes we charge for forwarding the thertllleate.
and delaglAß Wainer: the nun of tweelyclife
wide , mast be ',sowed in the order. Five Cer.
tient"' viii be sent for $1 ;.levee for 12; thirty fer
sixty eve for Sin : one lquidred fur Sly.
Partin dealing with' as may its peed oa limbs prompt
Mara& . sad tbe article drawn be immetssesly unit
to sow eAdreee by return mall or arm
Entire malefaction Oeannteed la all ewe.
'wrote your Hanieyrtiten, County sad State stahaiy,
and address • " • SZLORP. ere On.
staini-entConrUandt street. brew Tort.
DECK,
UL2IIIIACTIIVII.4un)
MAU, TOBACCO, SEM &C.,
Pitt& below State Street,
* ilitLIE. PA.
Opribe tbr Marta Irtialig
*.
18$5.
old years established la N. T. My.'
mOsie tafollible ntaredtea knows."
"Free from Potwar."
"ant &pistons to the Faster Family."
nista come oat of their holed to die'
"Costar's ' l ' Bat, Roach, &a., Eller%
L • arnat•—•••l far Arti.
Mee. Amass, itioth sad
Reil dab, to , ka,ko., se..
I
`Costar's 4 Bed-Bag Exterminator,
• i
" Costar's it Electric Powder for buds,
1
ff. Fold by ail Tharryirta and Ratalbrniiromarbnan.
re• I I Bwirann I of al vortbtans foetal:ono.
rir - se this .ICostan'a " nun is on stab Boa, Malin
and Mak, Wrote yon buy.
nr PIIIIIOITAL DUO?. 4 1 1 BROUITAT. N. T.
Cr Bold ay pa lizsggista aad Waters la Ask, A.
INCREASE OF 'RATS.—The Fanier's Omits (Eite.
Rah) sioarta and prom be eporea that nos pair of eta
will ham a preen, an^ des-indents no low than 65 WO
Ii thin Iwo ea, Sow. u 4esa this hiases• fa i 1 aia be
kept down, shop would commas awn food toast leuiald
auatalu 65 OM human Wham
Coi#Al a" adiartisamat in this piper. •
RATS salmi SißDS.—Whnever enesSee eh
small small birds is terns' man whoever aids in exterminat
ing reale • seurfsetor. We should like some of our
correspondents to give us the iemet of thi it ezporieliat
in driving oattbese pestle.We need Something InniSigs
doss, este, and traps for thLi hastness.—Sciestik
cse, Y.
13•• " Onersies" advertisement in this paper.
•
1865.
"COSTAR'S" RAT WITICRVIVATOR is simple. sate
1111 . 114,60 e out prt et Ran Ideation soestiag ws
bare IPTII7 at'dinded. Keay Bat that Via pet It, properly
prerared accordion to direct ens, will eat I 4 a , d 'every
••oe that eats it gill die. generally at more plies as dia •
tut am onselida fccm where the medicine was taken.—
Lake Sham Ns,4
Ur Bee " coansina" advertisement In this paper.
BOU9IIIMIPYR3 troubled elrh vett= need be so ere
Wirer. if thee see "Corns's" Exterminator. We have
aped it . to rier- satisfaction: and if a box coat Ilk em
w velo have It: We have tried mamma, but they anted
aotbir.a t tee...Costar's" article howl's the breath mit
of Pete, Viola Rondo!, Ante. and Ped-Bats, quicker
than ►env aril. it It la lo rest demand all Om the
coantri.—ltiyins, Ohio, Geutte
Mike «t OIITAJCS" sdrottismisst is this paper
A VOWS TWIN Tidit PAR WEST.—Speekintvor no.
?Alta" Eat ?nub. Ann. he., Everminatiev- 6 n no
amen and provioione deoroyed &unpin. in 'haat
county by outdo than would pa. fbr tnro of this Sat
and insect Haler."—Lancastiv, Wit., Herat
Ses "Coatsit's" advertisement in thin met.
PARIIIrRq IND HORSICKEEPtn—ohonId reviled
that handrrdi of dollar' worth of arab, Pt talon,
Ac, are aonially drummed b. Eta% Ifl-r and
othor Impel., and rern.ln—all of white no to a alreatial
by a few donate- north of"Coirraa'a" kat„Ek. ett,, Ant
Szt.ratinitor, nebt and wed fr. sly.
era "CorraVe" adYertisetneat In this paw.
Bold in Brie , Pa , by all Druggists and Dealer,.
Keystone Stove Works !
Tibbais, Shirk & Whitehead,
STOVES & HOLLOW WARE,:
Ban • 'argil and extensive issartmert of Ilt: raw
WAoletale and Bata:
!rxr - zaoN GAT)!
• Ent-elmw;Coa/ Cook Stone, with or wt host ram.
TWA tot hard or soft a al, or wood. and Is
BETTER THAN THE BTEWA.RT STOVE.
WHEAT SHEAR es ,-PEW ERA,
sot. km /ma Coal Cook Storaa—wita wood gilt..-
emu be used either for coal or wood.
THE FOREST OAK.
WI are still imp . sfactarisg this ss'itbrstsst let SIM
absrs for wood—with or witrost rsorsoir.
TIRE MENTOR,
his Mrs etas for 114 , 11. Tkla Is a arir Stara 't
wawa"' rasigo, and cow for salow-togstdar with
a lugs sortmsat et Wonted Oren Cook. /
Pari.r Cook for wood or coal. sad Parlor ,
and Once Stoves. tor wood or ooal.
C. M. TIBRALti, D. SHIRK, W. R. WHITEHLiD;
Km. Jan. LI, 1865—ta.
REOY PAY STORE
11114NIG & RUSSFLTs
Would reapeettally tr u s erm theZ the tkat they huge
STOCK OF IIROLZSIRS OF JAWS 4.
ookau Or bet AID MTN ITS.
Wilma they laird to keep u good an aimertuest
FAMILY
GROJEEIES Sr. PROVISIONS,
WOOD it W14.0W WARE, AND . VARLETY DOOM
; aa is kept la Erie.
Best Brands of Erie County Flour;
Eliot coutaatly oa heed.
WIRRANRCO I GOOD .IM77CLE/
s3e" The ht4heat Market Pries pall for all kirda
Country Produce.
Fir Goods delivered lAs of charge to say port 31 the
City.
witiritA.mona., l
estr.3 J. RIISSILi.
8411111 NOTICE!
Keystone - National Bank d Dies '
cprrAL, $150, 000 .
r
Ma&MMO:
SZLDEN MARVIN, ' JOHN W. numunr,
ALLEM MLIIIIII, REST= TOM ,
• 0. NOBLE.
(RANGE NOBLE, Meat.
JOHN J. TOWN,
. -
.* The above bank will be craw& for tie tnormatioast
1 tautness on •
Monday, Dec. .5 ply In Rubes' Block
Wed aide oi i iltata 81, brtwasalbrawata and
Satiataataryi paper A/anoaatad.
Sow raoarrad ea Deposit.
Volled bon i math and proemial aosoaalad floe Ida a
•
prinitaww. 1 * •
Drafts, Spada sad Bank Notes boned iad add -
A ahari W NW Aaronairo W floWw.Wl7 soliatana.
4 to
8 to
60
60
50
20
if.ABTIP4.I) PIM 11118IIRAII01100
INAKVVORD, CON:MCI
mcoßpcizarso nut. CUPI7.I. $l,llOOBO.
T. C. ALUM Prat. 0. M. 0011, firfsi
piTy pas INSURAIar, COMMIT,
UAKTIPOR Di (maize rt am.
INCORPOJeff ptiy
TED,. , Pi W. MO 4
U. Z. sA r tft.pt..t.. ago. W. LC3l7ol,llsify.
NM:MANCE in the above old and 611-
a ll eau beats/aidolmg_liestios
a• aulgm lft avat
=3:l
WOK 111 trawl at itt *lt lx crairscr OrGAN.
AL, forty dirost Miro. ad tptmito sword eta N eat
mode, tor to $6OO each hrtrAvo Raid or alert
weals.
or o n Ont "pttlaillet &owl,* Wm. Ips o .
avid Cistaktorars boo. Adam% MASON a 8411 LIN
1.61060 1 11411031 liitarasse, Sur Tel. .11164,1
1865:
liquid or wub, uwPd to
destroy. sad also u pre
ra w* for Bed-Bugs, he.
is for Mods. Mospriteor,
Ba- Russ, Sueda dm
aas, Fouls, Animals, MI.
I ,
HENRY R. COSTAR,
1865.
1865.
1865.
1865.
, 1865.
MANDTAOII7BEItiI OP
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