The Erie observer., September 28, 1865, Image 1

t ERIE WEEKLY OBSERVEk.
@Fres Trtit “OttitilltiM BUILDINGS," STATI:STRINT.
OPMWTIS Tilt' Pant Orrice.
Dpi.Lasts •.VD Fier? CeNTS per
eurnm if paid in advance ; THAL% DOLLARS if sot
f ul oil lb- expiration of the year. Sobacribers
~red by carrier will be charged Fl7/1" CR.Vre
additton
ptER S If ENTS.—One Square of Tigq Linea one iii.
f, - di n two Insertions $l,OO ; three lneer
• i 1,75; one mouth $2.00 ; two months $2,75;
r ,. e mouths sl,koz o, r mitlithsss.6o;one year $9 00;
n t ,, er adrertisements in proportion. These ra t e ,
„, e strictly adhered to, unless changed by special
s:,:rAct , i•r at the option of the pahliabers. Audi
t° , Strata, Divorces and like advertise
-0; Administratoeit Notices $3lO ; Local
cents• line; Marriage Notices TirLeTT
nbituary Notices (over three linen
ric cents pet line.. Onginal poetry, no:
„,,-en at the request of the editor, one d • ilar
n s A,l advertise :mote will be continued at
e of the person advertising, until ordered
dtrection, unless a specified period is
upon ler ita insertion.
, p 3 ri ,I—We have one of the best Jobbing
u the State, and ere-ready to do any work In
t' at may be entrusted to as, in equal ets le
„, ',Murat outside of the larr,ed cities.
rrA, r,rnmunleltieoe should be addressed to
Publisher and proprietor.
Business Directory.
, L itiE J. 131.4.1iELV,
♦Tronser AT I.ivr.
iia. r. 1541 alto practice to adjoiniug Couuti.s.
•toio d• CLTLEIt.
T rrox_ritt AT LAW, Girard, Erie County
.thrr balicen attended to wit'
-Itch,
W. WI 7 9 1 0,7 El'
Vrro.fOrlT AT LAW, In Walker's Of
E 1 ie , Pb. sae. 7 62
E.,0•11:' , i,
R( , kI ,,, RLLRR Lod Dealer in Stationery
,loom, Nweimpapere, Am. Country de:4 r
-;ort , under lirown'a liotel,fronting the Par
rot '3l HVIN.
ATTOI:NiTeI ANO COCSAILLO6B AT LAW
.• 31ork, Dear North Wert corner of the
•, are, ' Erie • l'a
pllll.O BENNETT,
Jrorlcs 07 nirt PicAce. Office sc.eon
Block, k'rench Street, between Fifth an ,
innel6-1!.
ukri% WILBUR,
ITTotrOCTB .17 Law. Ridgway, P
tD gPIII. Cm:len'', and .f effoninn eau ie
; • 3 , ed5-lv.) W. W. WILBUR.
. PROPRIETOR,
mI:RIS,t)N HOUSE.
Market ' 4 treet--oLe aquAre esgt o
, ~r. Warren. Pin.
C II t I
ricit Or TUN Psaot , PAIIIgOR Binc
`it arm: Ps.
Eft, 11,13 %Si ‘IIINI,
, k ,,kkkr kr I ..IV AND JrBTICI: k/F THE PRA( F.
enneeyaucer nod t.,r.
I at corner of Ftfal and
tf
EW •TURF
th* VOW
,t i hat n haul o.l4re* UM ,rt
, ,mton4, Wood and , re,
'ezard. kr to wh c‘l hr re
a •-ut on of thopubho , at *fie..l that
~ rt r am*r.‘ G 321 he bai ..u. pill
rntrant;s-1.
MIMI
=Mil
U. W.ISO I:1 F.
I trc. A.D SALLR 9TAULZ, on Eighth
Fuae tiorrep. and
terms. 1;3)20'1A-12.
DJhLL, t.L!l}: & Ut.lS`',
4.-rr axon of Stamm ''...:loßtnes,Boi'..re,
inFlettmatb, Itallrotti C arm,
IDE I'ol
•r, fLX CO P. Urft E. 0 Ot.itunsia,
• - • a new and hsrnlgnenely fi•te.l np
•• • -• the best Trochaic an,!
• • , ••••a•an - ic Cnnimandi .tts Hre”ns.i'
•n ! Um:erste Prices. The pudic
•••••e•c'fu lyn tivated. sepqB3-1 •
'M. I. GALBRAITH.
.krrOltNEY AT LAW--01BCFOD IltrPe
tte Court House, grie,
"S C o BEEBE,
1/NALF/t IN DIM Goons, GROCIP.INS,
" !wtre, Glaam, seed, Ylaater, etc , c
and Pubic Square, brie, Pa. jarh'
El 4 1 1'4.11.E1T. MIUTtI
WROLEFI,LX Ann K STAIL DILLLSII.9 11
and Provisions, Floor sod Feed, Wood ..nc
as -r, Nines, Liquors, To' Eel), gezars, its
ct to Young's House
E HOTEL, l'a..
RoulCur Panpairru%
~,u mnunda'lool, and caie!Ul atteUtiOn vise
:t of gutitfl. apB 65 1) •
.1. 1 T1V 4 1
[)eater it fir Prro.llCf . , Provisions,
Willow nod Stone Warr, Me*, Liquors,
irret, opposite tL., Pm3tot.9,m, Eme,
m tr 4135-1-
rot,E,
Dflrnrit. rtr) , ""i MA.CPACTr t:E111
,•f flinrlorn , eslt's mock, Ert., Pe.
t )1 1101.74/3 DI NI .•
LI '.--llintcrLy THX
.T, . A „ newly tittr.i up in the lL
„.. • 10.1 t - ) . 14.
a::.• al at all P4•Neizer Trains, .1 a
0 liCLtr.Y 811 , 13 , Propn t •1
t-r I'l •CM
IN AMERICA
=I
• NIUCKER .5: CO
t 11) 11..121,F• 1
TrelinTT Department and
t • 1.. for St,liber,i, Wit , bitA,;taa,
I tz i, .01 Elonjvnin Ors a, P.•
•••• • tti • •tt. Br IS‘lit•rs,
- • ••••••• , 1 with fidelity and
•••• •• 1 and rol.ected. Applleat ohs
•a••• . • • r, hrarta< ha-t c ,
• • -, ' , at a of the rartoua
t • rend. r .1100. , t,erno:f ry
.• - 0 , iovernment C'almot. -
Mt) 11 65-6,-.1
RIE , MIN(i,
• C •CNSICLLORI LT i i ,All
; o pO.ll P CrittP:ll dl
aad a I nt.h.r , e{4.l 1114
and For%
'•- Whitman k Brecht
t' . P.Johnson, W. D.Bro-ro
Itt: ?...11111E.
11.. , • Flraltara Store,
2-1 ;?:';‘;, FREVCII Sl} E?,
g1i02.01 F.X 'F. F.PICGLY
, .1•11 Ire %rt., ervld Lror to
if .
MEI
(01 / 1 1.1:( i 1 i. COLLEGE.
lIM
f;•o. Grxx!scm, Fgq,
t LI I arr.
cif".;6eation of A.•-
• Or, ,ttn" , l . +ll and Bltui•
1 .1 rn Ar 'II.
and vo t,t. ILn
I wto.
•••3 T int t•
0 Ttp•
p•MCn. 4,1 p r ,a•
- • " 4.1-
p ,Pd 13
aad grest-e.
( r Id Ire
(E P•Le POTTERY,
ECOND k THIRD ST3.,
1.. ,, .^1% . e I therna.lvfm, under
croi R in ?be n , tery Fu.d•
!b- C. 11141, b-tIfIrtLI Rec oci
CUltOlnerA of tf old
' OrlPratiy, pr - IrniFint
' itio pArt4ct `a ,a.
0.K.0. F. WC:BB.
JAY S. C1111))4.
T° PL It%(;71411AVINIll PIIODUC
POP GALS
fro❑ Frio to Etr
4 Erie railroad, and Irish ng
IMO
I'[) COUNTRY PRODUCE
`"A'• & Pfont on
i :FTH 'T REST,
`«%r the old Reed : 11 nni01
FREXCII STREET.*
6: a 1 tt—. to receive mini Pay
El' , '
Lir 11,t1t6:P.T PRICK
•
A: r'rn , iuto for tale af" " b eat
In ry for ifarket n
Fifth re
HAY k JACILSO4
VOLUME 36
CHEAP GOODS!
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
• WINES AND LIQUORS.
F. & ri. SCHLAUDECKER,
are now receiving at their old stand, Ameri
can Block, State street, a large and superior
stock, of
GROCERI ES,
,P RoVISIONS,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
WILLOW,
AND WOODEN,
STONE
WARE,
FRUITS,
NUTS, &c., &c.,
together with every thing found in a House
of this kind, which they will sell 'as cheap
as any other establishment in this city for
Cash or most kinds of country produce.
They hive also on Land one of the largest and fined
Stocks of Tobacco and Segall' eves brought to Eris, to
which they invite the attention of the public:
rr cad Bee na—a nimble eixpenoe V bettor thea
A slow ehllling , consequently Cash buyers will find groat
bar&V by calling et the
Grocery Head Quarters!
lIIEMEMEZ
AMERICAN BLOCK, STATE STREET
Juno 2. IFCO-22 F. & Y. SCHLAIID AYR&
Pleasure Excursions.
PARTIES DESIRING TO HAVE SAIL
•O E.curetous no the B‘y, or to visit the Peplos:a
la. will Lind the on le , sigued always r-a iy to accottimo
date th-in is.th guod hosts. I hare 2 Yldita eaves It
fit'ed out fo^ pie p•rtiee, in aidat on .o a onitOe.
of Nor 13 , co. Fishing Tackle and Balt all the time on
hand
Person, de-lrinz to bare She use of any of m• boats
',II Hod me constantly on hand, at the old stand, foot
of Sint act, et JAB. R. Ne.SBITT. ,
May It, 1,5--Sint
MANHOOD;
How Lost How Restored.
JUST PUBIASIIED a New Edition of
De. CrLVIIRWELL'a CALKS/ATI° Ea AT on the
radical care (without medicine) ZILBOIA.,, or
Seminal Weahneas Inv Itint•ry Semtoal Loseea, 1111.0-
TI,CT, Hent tl and tvEit•-'ll I ocspaca., Impedimenta to
liamage, etc. ; aL.O,Cos,caPTION, EptLayea and PIT;
Induced by self-indulge, ce or sexual a:Veva/ranee.
rir Price, in 'waled enre . ope, only 6 cents.
The celebi ated &nth thl. adnailab e easy, clearly
demoratr.tiA, tram c thirty reare auceeit.ful practice,
that the alarmiut cotp.equeuces of sell abuse may he
'y cured without he d.ote-one nee of Internal mod
icine r the app'bation of the knife—pointing qtit a mode
of cure et once aunple, certain and effectual, by me na of
which every haiTer-r, no matter what uts coI:MD - Inn may
be, %Ire himadf cheap 11, ?mate •y and reicami l .
Thi, Le•ture ah •ull.l 'e in the hand, of every
youth and eery man is-the land.
Seat uni.er at. In a pletU elavelOise, to any address, on
the r.c.lpt o. Fla cents, or two pobtace stamps. Address
the pnblikahcra, CHAS. J. C. KI.INE it CO.,
127 Etew-ry, New York,
5-tf Poet OM.* Rn.y.
MOM
Corner of *tote Street and the Palk, Erie.
THE ABOVE WELL Ti' OWN HOUSE
has plsiel into the mutt"' of the Undereigned,
won err deli twined to opoie no t trotte that wi•l teed to
m.t.kv it a pl.vsavit st, , p; leg Ware for the travellrg pub
•,c. A numb, rof , mpott.ot improtemeota have alms&
been towle, and °therm to romp eted at WI early pe iod
will render it 0..• t f the finest hotels in the country.
Es;.e i •I Cat, IR taken to furozeh th- table with all the
orttelea nerved up in •lie mos arproved style,
and b, 1-cornmodaing teAl•etal We took charge of the
Pot -I with the resolution to I, ake it such s the wants
of this section rvquire, and feel confident of meeting the
appo.b 0 , 13 nf our guests. LOOllB et R 0.1%
A T l.oorts. Propr
W. 1.. itwe. May 4 45-tt
EERIE RAILWAY.
anNEARILINIPIS MIME
CHANGE OF HOURS, COMMENCING
'NUR 4 D 41", DEC I, 1b64.
Train. will leave Danktrk at about the following howl
via:
Eastward Bonad—Depart.
Train' o. 14 9 40 li. ta. ,
Train No 10 10 20 a. tn.
Train No. 0 600 a. tyl.
Train. No. 4 4 16 p. m.
The Ace.o.m.noe.ation rune every ds•
i:GAS. lIINOT. Gen'l qopl.
NEW FIRM.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
WAR E-R 0 ON EH
On State St , between Seventh and Eighth.
The Subscribrrs have entered into the Cabinet Making and
FURNITURE TRADE,
And propose making to order end keeping constantly on
hand a.l kinds of Furniture.
Orders will receive prompt attention. Repairing done
on short notice.
• UNDERTAKING.
The subncribers will glee spedil attention to this do.
pertinent of their business. They will ettanniketnre and
iirep constantly no hand a large assortment of Metallic
rshes end Coilins, and hold themselees in readiness to
meet order; in this line, promptly, from any part of the
country. Determined to spare no efforts to give Batista's-
Owl both in the ouality of their goods and prises, they
hope to t"cure a liberal share of public patronise.
MOORE & RinLET,
sprll'fl-tf. Sueeenson to J. B. ROILS'S%
&ulo'6; 1 b.
Erie Ale Brewery,
I',ORNER OF PARADE AND BUFFALO
STitEETS.
Erie City Lager Brewery,
CORNER OF POPLAR AND RIDGE
171313:1EM
Erie Malt & Barley Warehouses.
CORNER OF 7TH STREET & CANAL
Pale and Amber XX and XXX A 1..,
Th.. fit•at Qqalitt and 1.74ual Varieties of Lagar,
Primo -:elevt. , l Favert, H , ro,
Tho.'holeo.t Qua Miss of licit and Barley,
On h ,nd .11 , 1 and tor sale by
A. BING.
dec'26ll3tr.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
SOUTH Wii.ST Cm:NEtt OF THE PARS k are.l2 Jr,
ERIE, PA.
JOHN DUNCAN, PROPRIETOR.
uoderslued having taken charge of the above
we i-known Hotel and refitted It to enpericr style, re
spectlially solicits* shire o. the public patronage. Tams
rotro.nable, and accommodations equal to any tII the
city
E r. For the convenience of persons from the country
a good stable Imo been attached to the premisom
sPoß's4-sm. • JIM*:
T. Cor,W.
Sewing Machinei!
THE CHEAPEST &. BEST.
BUY EITHER THE EXPIRE OR
SINGER.
The undersigned having been 'whited agent I n EA*
city f•ir the &bore celebrated Machines, rupeetfall)
calls the attention of the public to the woe.
I hey are e'dsr oniedged to be the beat in nee and an
the cheapest in the market.
tech Machine has all the latent improvements, which
render them far superior to as, other soy sold
Persons desiring te purchase a Sewing Machin will
find it of advantage to call sad ezAisibie thew Won
baying elsewhere.
• ample. nn eitiihition at ray atm., No IL Acomlean
link, b twee° the Park end *month street.
i.oVI M Om° ► mamma
fiIISNTII.II‘3I ire rarrd of @non. tiwmilty, Prw•
IV tuatire D-cay end the effects cf ynathfdl Indlmre
tt..a, wrIP b. Irtnny to inrso.h where with the mesas of
cite, tires of act/M. This remedy a enable, AO. sad
Certain.
Pot full pestlealsre, by return man. pins, Stidrees
JOHN S o mitosri,
103'64-90 SO Hums street, Weer Task.
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THEERIE,
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B .
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I
HEAD QUARTERS
-KOR.-
Brown's Hotel,
STREETS
BASIN
TWO DOLLARS AND A-HALF PE; • I V. V, • • LI • •ID INT .• • $ • : :
Special Notices.
mu Tau NICRTOVN, DISBILITIThD AND
DEIPOvORNT OF Hori SKXICS.—A great sof
fareiliswing been motored to health la a few days. after
many loon of ming, is willing to worst Ma suffering
fellow -creators, by sending (free,) on the receipt of a
postpaid add-eased envelope, a copy of the forsuaa o
emu smplo ed. Direct to
JOHN Y. DAGNALL, Boa 183 Post 013 m,
Brooklyn. N. 'Y.
•
TI 1 YOU WANIT Ttl II NO A LITTLE OF
BVBRYTHING relating to the human oyster's , male
ono female; the muses am. treetme it at dolmen; the
marriage customs of the world ; hoe to -oar) well, sod
allow:ad Wogs serer published betarr, read the re
trisect and enlarged editha of MIDICAC Commas Bus:,
a curious book for curious people, and a good book , or
every one. 400 .pages, 100 lilostrationa. Petal $1 bp.
Contents table s tot free to soy addreu. Books may be
bad at the'book eons, or will It. real by mail, post
paid, ea receipt of the prloe. Address, -
E. B IOOTZ, Y. D.
dm 1130 Broadway, New York.
YAILIUABILE KNICIPMS.—cIean Sri : With your
permission, I wish to say I. the readmit of lour
paper that I will send. by return mall. to all who wish
it (free; a recipe with fall directiotia for mating and
tiding • simple Vegeta lo Rolm, that will eff-atually re
more, in tea days, Pinsolet. elot the*, San, Freek:ire, and
ail intriri.i.a of the Skin, leaving the same ecit.'clear,
smooth, and beautiful. 1 will also mail iree to those
having Bald Neal" or Sam Paean simple directions and
information, that will enable them to basso fall growth
of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less
thou thirty days These recipes are valuable to both
old and young. and as the, are nailed to all who need
them free of charge they are worthy the attention of all
who pries a'clear, puns :skin. ore healthy growth of huh.
All applications summered hr ra turn mail, without
charge. Respectfully yotirr,
IHePt. P. CHAPMAN.
Chemist ind Perfumer, No 831 Broadway, N. Y.
atilo.Bl
O LD 13 1 / 1 01 f: NKI,7.—A pamphlet direct.
how to open, Triton Ora and give up doe
tor 01 m dictate. &at by mail. free, on rooPipt of 10
yenta. Adams. K. D. Foors, D,
Om 1130 Broadway. New York.
ACant) TO 1NVA1.1131w.2-4 Clergyman, while
residing in Soit , b *menet as a misel 'nary. discov
ered • re's And einiole remedy for the ewe of Nervous
Wealtio es, Proly hooey, fileeaa,• of the Urinary and
werninal Orgtns, and the whole toil° of disorders
brought iso by butefal and Ticket; bahlts. Great Liner.
bees have bees already cored hr title noble remedy.
Prompted be a desire to eenent the sIR cted and unfor
tunate, I will send the recipe tor prep ring and u.ing
Ma- tue lidos, in • sealed envelope, t., may one who
nude i , , Pres of Ms.:a Please Lactose a post-p Aid
envelope, and reseed to yourself
Addrers, ffeeRPR T. Di IdAlq.
tre7-3in• Station P, Bible Hone*, New 'York.
Tti %SON & t 'II.IN cATIIVIT o.'ool
forty duff rent 'lreton. adapted to .wend an.t semi•
muete. for ino to so7oesch Tb rt.-eye Knld or silly,
ure<tate, or other brit Inetatumi nwar , ted thew.' Mu •
t rat.d dean/ors free. etidte.s, X t 4 04 ■ H•)(LI •
°goo, or it AS.3N RROTHER.A. New York. re? 60.1 y
Tus RELIEVE
OR CORDIAL FOR CONFINEMENT
This Cordial has been Inns eeleNrated among F•1211,1f4.
for Pa pa. uhar strenethenine and sonthose qiaoties,
and Its fie. for a few wee s previous to confinement la
maid to .nsore a safe and easier confinement, •nd a
spe-d7 Letting np.
I• ran bow be had co - r«ltlr nnsoarvi acenrdleg to the
original (nrut a—from the garnets of Partridge berry
Tina craup. in 1. Csalophrlltim etc., ete. Those wish
ing to a•e in h a Preparation will dud it mach better to
procure tha than to onder's ke as many do. to preps,. it
themselrea, as this p paratl , n enntair .be full virtue%
the iagredten•■ In a inuorntrated and rell.b'e form
Pri•s par bottle, two dollars. Pre ared and cold by
sa3l-tf J. S. CARTER. Erre, Pa.
raft. I Willi lisMl4 CAT* Rail MISUFFs— This
13 Su bee thoroitghly proved Ibsen to be the beet
article 'known for caring CATAO.II COLD IN Tel Filmy
and HIL&DACIIE. It has been found as excellent rethedy
tauten; ewe of Sole Eris. Dear/sae has been re r heed
by it and 1111•111.10 has often been greatly Improved by
its use. It is fragrant andarnseable, and gives rumern-
ATE KRUK to the doll heavy wane caused by dieeasee
of the Heed. The sensations after natag It are delightfhl
and invigorating. It' opens and purges out all oh
strucUons, etrengthsne the glands end gives a healthy
action to the parts affected. •
More than thirty years of sale and nee of Dr 'Marshall's
catarrh and Headache Snnff has proved its great value
for all the common diseases o' the head, and at this mo.
t itatands higher than ever before ft Is recommend
ed by many of the beet physicians, end is used with great
success and satisfaction ever. where. Read the Certificate
of Wholesale Druffitlete In 1144:
tb• aneiersiened haring for many sears bean acqualn
tad with Dr. Warshalite Catarrh and Raid; be gnalf,and
• oid in ~ or wholesale trade. ebeerfall• state that we be.
Here it to be equal, in every respect, to the rea.mmenda•
tiona eren of , t for the cure of catarrh affections, and
that It Is decidedly the beat artlele we hare ever known
for all common diseases of the Bead.
Burr k Perry . Reed, a natio & Co., Brown, Lamson A
Co.. Reed. Cutler & Co.. Seth W. Fowler. Wllsou,!Fairbank
k Co., Rwttnn Henelsaw, Edmands A Co., ail H Hay,
Portland. Me.; Barnes & Park, A. R. & (..lian‘Stepben
Paul A Co., Israel Minor A McCesson A bblos, A.
L. Swell ) & Co., Y . Wird, Mee A Co., Bush At Gale,
Now York.
For sale by all Druggists. Try It. sep9F ly.
STOP TILIT t4CII.IITCHINCA
CURE THAT ITCH. BY USING \
Carter's Extract of Dandelion sod Bitter Sweet,
AND cextrEws TELLOW OINTMENT! •
This Retract cure. all kind, of Itch, Rryripelas, Walt
Rheum, Titer, Heald Head, Ulcers, Old Fore., Bolls,
Punple Carbuncles. Liver and Kidney Complaints,
Rheumatism and all other Diseases arising from an Im
pure oonvition of the blood.
Sarsapai Ilia and Burdock, Cream of T•rtar and Sal.
Our, Red Preripltsbv and Relinstene, .1 fail ,to care
this modern mongrel Itch now ro prevalent thrOnehnut
the country. Rut the Extract of Dandelion inn Bitter
Street is Just the remedy tot it, as it seta on the Lir.r,
wtimulatre all the secretions, opens the pore■ of the
skip, and in a natural and easy war throws out all thick.
,Lead, po 1 , 0013111 or impure matter, tun leaves Itos cir.
eulation free, the blood pure, th- akin e'ean, the corn.
plosion eller and the whole system tree from disease. It
is a medicine that cannot be wed w'thnut benefit, and
Carter'. Yellow • tintmeet Is unecinalle t be' am other
Ointment In the world for the 'peed, and aff.etnal cure
of the Itch and all other rely eruptions. Also plm , -
pawed in Scrofulous Bores, Clara. Fever and O'd Bores
that are hard to beat, and of metal elnescy in the cum
of Niles. ft only needs tria' tot • approved.
Price of Extract, SI. Of Yellow Oulthavnt,36 eta. Or
taken totetber, Si •1 b.
Sold by all respectable Druggists. au3l•ti
~ IC Mc Lyord MEWING M) GMINKIik
FVillesrtat facts deolneattate that these Mr
enigma capprime the highest caprovements in the tearing
Machine 4 rt. via:
7. Fl.eh Machine to rgisranteed to give trotter satisfac
tion than any other dm ing Machine In !lutist, or Incas,
rein nd•d
2. They ban takes meow of the lilghest promlowe at
the meat Imp .rteat ezhibltlone sad [Atli ever held la
the Carted Stater.
d. They mate the lock stitch *like on both eider—thus
&setoff belt the thread tad milk need in •h• rivoling
r di.-seame of the loop stitch and degletthresd Me.
et.iom
4. They are adapted to The widest range of heavy and
light amine.
6. Thfay have no rattling wires or del:cate attach
swots to get not of order.
6 Thee require no taking avert to clean or oil. end
no . 4 Lees,os" to set needle, regulate tension, or oiler
ate Machine
7 Oar Yew Ilsontset trio". %whin* t espeeislly
ad-ptsd to Shoo Fitting. Okra Illsontaltaring, Tailor
tog, &e., and Is not scvtallsd by soy 'tiepin) In market.
'lease all sod sumacs* mod dams:write for )oar.
sale, or send for Clr , alar with tamp, of sewing.
N. 11.—n&ents wanted.
& LYON S. W. CO ,
se2l Out No. 638 Broadway, Nay York.
1.11111,1 FOIL 14. 1 1111.1 L-10 cinsiquence of poor
tisallt, toe sobsc I er Is (educed to offer for eats
Ma Sara; Iris open the south side of Girard towoehtp.
Etta county, ono mile from the rifler, of Lockport. It
em tili a 135 acres, I 0 of whirh arelmoroved and In •
h'sh stets of cultivation. wall f-need well watered, and
having a first-rote orchard, moettr of graft d fruit, The
bui d.nip are good Pinwale "tibias to ra:chase • farm
will find It of airantage to leek it this ca. Inquire
ma the premium et oaftitft PR COOPER.
rir 1 alao offer for vale my farm of 106 sem, kf of a
mi a south of thy abole. basing good buildings, ham,
fruit, die . and Is an szeellilit state of saltiveti to.
September It, 1865-4 s• W. J. COUPIIB.
D I fig & CARSON,
Dieters in
ALL KINDS OF GROCcRiv, 7R0113, VZOLTABLICIS
LED PIIAVLSEON3,
Fifth street, between State and French, itrie Pa.
. Baringpurchased our stock before
•
the late rise to prices, we
fedi confident of being
able to /ire Satis
faction. both to
price and
qnallts.
Omar" Preedaer of eVOTV antibourht and meld. Fanners
can always •od oe rewiring the highest env
tat prim for their articles.
, -
DIALYINS IN ?MC ADJOINING TOWNS,
Aod on tie Liam of &karma, ,
BUTYL= WITH TIM?, VitHITOBLIS, he
Give as a Call.
RILIMInit MIT k JACKSON'S MARKE?
, Timr■ Brasile
aal7•K
A D 11111%1EITUATIII Xl4 NOTICE.—Imps of
♦dminl.tratlon oo the ,£•tats of Nathan Rathbun.
doomed, late of flail, tnoreshlp. Wise tout rtatod
to the rubocribee all Isdebted to asl4 estate are he•ebb
aatleed to eel! and par the saws. sad Umu hating
calms as inst salt atom are botiLoito rosoirt theq
duly anthwtleatot, for settlausent
A. ELATIIIIIIN, Add&
itsitsbazg, August 81.110116-41 w
ERIE, PA., THURSDAY 'AFTERNOON, SEPT. 25, 1865
OBSERVER JOB OFFICE.
We would reepserfully call the attention of the publlr
to our futilities for doling Job Printing or every descrip
tion. Having rapid Pressea and the latest stylesolTyp•
we are prepared to do anything in,the jobbing line, In s
Manner equal to any other establishment, and on tonne
el reasonable as the Buffalo or e'er.land otiose. We
key, aided nearly two thousand dollars wortb of Mate
rial to the onto since it hat bee..tin o ut possession. with
the object of making It what we thought the communi
ty needed. Hew well we bar. succeeded we leave the
specimens of our Jobbing, which may oe seen to emir,
part of North &Vattern Peuntylvants, to testify. Them
who want tasty work are invited to gee us a call. We
ean do any kind of Printing mat can Is done elsewhere,
—such for instance as
All kinds used ny Coal Operator.,
All kinds used by Coal Skippers,
All kinds used by Coal Fellers,
All kinds need by Merchants and Storekeepers,
All kinds used by Retailers and Grocers,
All Cade need by Manufacturers,
A 11 kinds used by Medicine Dealers,
All Mode used by auctioneers,
All kinds need by Railroa t Agents,
ll kinds used by ants,
ft It kinds need by InSuranee Offices.
All klods wed by Stock Computes, generally,
All kinds used by Brokers.
All kinds used by Com. and For. Menthes*
Allkioda used by Esprete Men,
Pllkindto used by Prointional lien,
A II kis& used by Literary Societies,
All kinds used by Pubilr. Officer.,
All kinds used by Patente
An kinds used by Producers of Vey Articles,
All kinds used by Mer.hautt of all Trade",
All kind' used by A rehiterta, '
All Mods used by Dagnerrean Flashlight:tents,
All kinds used be Artists generally,
All kinds toted by Public Ezhibaora,
All kinds need by Managers "(Social Assemblies.
All kinds used by Political Managers,
All kinds need by Travelling Ate tits,
All kinds need by Farm-trii, or tellers of real eats*
All kinds used by the sellers of Petsonal Proper%
All kinds need II Brutes,
In shark alllttudi used by all clarell.
Orders by tuall,when sent by r esponsible partiers,prompt
ly attended to. Agents for Shows, Coneerta,lke.. whose
reeponsib lity we are net scan tinted with, mast par in
advance. In cues where packages are sent out of the
City by expreas,and the nerntins for whom they are intend
ed have not a regular account at the office, the bill :or
collection will Invariably be forwarded with them.
ei NOTICE —Letters Testamentaey
330 the En ate of tans SmithAletwaled, la's of
arbo- Creel' town hip. Ed. county,Ea., haring been
grated t 3 th• uodereigned, on' ice le herein gi ern to all
helping e'alena eg Ina' a 3ld ..tate to preeent them dale
anti:mates ed. (or •ettlrment. and those indebted to the
awe will make payment tmmedieete.
11. L. wlWslitT, Executor.
Greene Tow• ship, A ogu at 3', 1S 36 6w3*
ADtIINIATIC.ITIPIt'S NIEFICK.—L.tters of Ad
rnin,str Jinn h•ting be., gra, lel to th• aul a•rtber
on th• i•state of Lmh►el Lather. late of gee tif►. de
Cesa d, 00 , 10 e i. b-rebr g-reo to all persons In tebbsd to
said scat. t • msks Ira szedi parmont. and all persons
s'ahnis at stnet malt ..tats to pr.eeat the same,
proporly aothentleatrd. for iettletnont.
attJl-ea• P. 1. 11. - CFCER, Adam's,.
ERIE CO3l 'HULL 1.11, COLLEGE!
COR. OF PARK AND PEACH STREET,
BOOK-BEEPING SIVPLIFISD
NEW CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL BUSINE33 PRACTICE
COMMERCIAL LkW
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC
The very liberal patronize which hu been fruited a*
during , the put 118U0111. embold•m tic to atlll farther
puissant claims to pablle nottee. By our
NEW CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS,
Bonk-Keeping beennass the most exact, timatifut
antlefectory of the Sciecom
WHOLE BABB OF DOUBLE ENTRY ACCOUNTS.,
And exhibit every pouible variation on
THE OPENING AND CLO3INO OF BOOKS,
So that two weeks, thorengti Only of theta atom, wilt
wear. more knoertellc• to the •etenee erhtcts they teach
time the whole .Coarse la some Commercial Schools In
the country. ,
DIPLOMAS AWARDED TO GRADUATES
Thl, Department le so'orgsoised that we
ACTUALLY BUY AND SELL GOODS
Of every kind, making the tninster, payment, entry, &e.,
the um. u In the comrerreial transactions
SPENCERIAN PENMANSHIP,
BUSINESS AND ORNAMRNTAL,
Far tolth Ladies and Gantlnnen. Clangs daily.
SEND TOR SPECIMENS, WITH STAMP
Time to complete the Coons is from 12 to 14 weeks
We present the best facilities sod hold out tall greatest
To the whole piedic we •xtwnd ao •amnewt Ineitstiost
to call sad ozamio• oar Cocas. itatmatock.
E r we sr noir orgardziog a College Band. .41:11
Aditem, with stamp,
T. COOK, Resident Prnseipal
A. C. SMITH, Teacher Peamainhip
O. W. 01711q1.90W, 'reicher Commercial Lsv
Reptionba 21,1865—U
COAL 1 COAL! ! COAL l!I
NOW IS TOE TINE TO BIM
It MI itatahed th. Lowest Figure it wills° this. Assam.
D. ttIITEITON & SONS,
♦t Ei g Str•St Yard, £,1.,
Mae en TWA
♦LL RINDS or SOFT AND BARD COAL.
LOW63T FTGURIS. -
Olin no a eall. We warrant aattabetien
wxes•tt
rim as , sitora 1111,
& W
• Pinto/um U pis 'sad
toi Maar & Espmes Patent sowing m a w"
-41ro but to us- Sista sno, between St& sr Astlifti o
lb* Pa. Olothai made lib order la ths biewtos.
Legal Notices.
ERIE, PA
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
BUSINESS FORMS AND USAGES
TEM TEN INITIATORY CARDS
Comprehtad the
BUSINESS PRACTICE
of the world
xor SSRPASSED SY ANY
initteements possible
Which they offer to 1111il at ths
gilt Cie itheidg ebottivti.
ERIE. PA.. SEPTEMBER 28 1565.
PAY OF MEMBERS,
In these days of high taxes and heavy
burden■ on the shoulders of the people
there should be a curtailment of public
expenses in every possible manner. In
this reform let us begin at the head of
the heap—the Legislature. This body,
for some years past has been seised with
an annual fit of increasing the •pay of its
members, and seems to have no more
conscience about voting money into their
own pockets than the shoddrcontractors
nave in cheating tbC government in
clothing.. When we were a boy, andAhe
best men in the State served in the
legis
lature, the pay of the members was three
dollars per day, and thus-it continued for
years. Then, after various changes, it
watt increased to five hundred dollers the
session. Two years ago, (we believe,)
under Abolition rule, it was raised to seven
hundred dollars, and in 186.5; without the
fear of God or man before their eyes the
members voted themselves a thousand
dollars, for the shortest session ever held.
The Committee of ways and means re.
ported in favor of an increase of five hun
dred dollars over the previous year, but it
was reduced to three hundred, which
makes the pay a thousand dollars as it
now stands. • But this is not all ; for at
the same time the payof the clerks in the
two Houses was increased two hundred
and fifty dollars. In 1847, the whole
amount. appropriated to pay the legisla
tive expenses was but $65 000, while in
1865 it was increased to $190,000, more
than three times as much.
Now, as a tax payer, we say this thing'
should stop. Those who are but our pub
lie servants should cease voting the pact
pies' money into their pockets as though
it was theirs of right. The pw of mem
bers of the legislature is now greater than
that bf Cmgress ten years ago. and we
hare yet to learn that the public business
is any better done than it was when they
received but three dollars' per day. In
the great State of New York the pay of
members is still on!, three dollars a day.
and for this her ablest men are induced
to take seats in her legislative halls.
The above are the sentiments of the
Dsylestown Democrat, Col. Davis' paper.
and we endorse them from beginning to
end. The evil spoken of is-one we have
often alluded to. Notwithstanding the
heavy burdens of the people, and the ra
pidly increasing public debt, each, year
develops an additional increase in the pay
of members of the Legislature. Of late
that body appears to have lost all respect
for the interests of the public. The re
presentatives from Erie county have been
among the foremost in thus recklessly
voting away the peoples' money. The
latter should see to it that a class of men
are sent in future who will not , follow the
example of their predecessors.
FACTS.
No Republican newspaper in the State
so far as we have seen, has declared agains
negro suffrage._ Most of the journals of
that party have expressed themselves in
favor of it. The Erie Gazette has advocated
giving the privilege of voting to negroes
in almost every issue for -six months past-
The Republicans, in their county con
ventions and meetings, have not resolved
a word against making the negro the pout'
ical equal of the whits+ man. Some of them
have resolved openly in favor of it, and
others indirectly so—as in Erie county.
The Republican State Convention' did
not utter a word against giving the right of
suffrage to the negro ; but did say a word
indirectly favoring that doctrine.
No prominent Republican politician in
this State has avowed himself .pposed to
putting the negro upon the same platform
with the white man, but .Stevens, Cameron,
Kelley, Lowry and others of them are
known to be in favor oT it. , The Repubr.
cans in our last Legislature voted to com
pel the Street Railroad Companies of
Philadelphia, to carry negroes in the same
cars with white men and women I
On the other hand the •De'inoeyetie
newspapers, the Democratic County Con'
ventions and meetings, the Democratic
State Convention and the Democratic
members of the L•gisigture, all, are out
squarely and unmistakably against this
plan for equalizing the negro with the
white man. These are FACTS which can
not be truthfully disputed.
Two Republicans. one from Maseschnsette
and one living in Erie, met the other day in
front of the Gazette office, when the following
conversation was oierbeard between thena.
Says our fellow citizen to thi klauaahizsetts
man : Bow are things going politically with
you''' "Oh, all for the Union with as; how
is it here in your State ?" " Well, was the
reply, we have many good Union men, but
there are some who are growing lukewarm. I
am afraid the d—l Democrats will heat ni
this fall; our only chatwe is to cry Copperhead
like the d—l."
Some poetical genius thus puts into rhyme
he prevailiag ideas on the subject of theft :
A little stealintis a dangerous part,
But stealing largply is a noble art,
'Tie mesa to rob a beo•roost of a hen,
But stealing millions makes us gentlemen.
If the " poet" had said " loyal men," in—
staad of "gentlemen," in the last line, he
would have mad. his rhyme as true politically
as it is morally. .
OBSERVER FOR THE CAMPAIGN'.
Only fifty Cents ter Three Months.
The Openings will be furnished to sub
eribere desiring to receive it dories the
campaign at the low rite of Fifty Cents ter
three months. These terms are considerably
lower then our usual rates, and can barely
be afforded by us, but we are Judaea& to offer
them, hi the hope "Of promoting the cease
which all Democrats believe so earnestly to
be that of their country and truth. Campaign .
subscribers can commence at t any date the?
see proper (the earlier the better) and :will
receive Thirteen issues of the paper.:
We want, if peeelbte, to obtain live hundred
eampiign subscribers. It depends on our
friends whether we shall succeed. . Let each
of our present patroue procure a
s eopy to be
sent three months to some 'eighties' or Mend,
sad muoh gold may follow. Who will be drat
to send as a club? auti•lf
The ci•Tehind Herald (Abolition) arise
out: " The fact is the Demnersov .
ma.
ted. 'lt is pore hum - onions to:day than
it bee been its fine yesse, and if tie 'Union
par ty f a me, it can walk over_ liteLtitate
amuse it is egregiously mistaken."
NUMBER 18
The Baby.
Another little wave
QQnn the ee• of life,
Another soul to save,
Amid its toile end strife
Two more little feet
To walk the dusty road,
Ti choose, where two ways meet,
The narrow, or the broad.
Twe more little bands
To wort for good or 11l ;
Two more little eyes, '
Another little will.
Another heart to lOve,
Receiving love iota ;
And so the baby osme.
A thing of joy and pain
Income List for the County.
Milt Creek, 3feKean. Gretrri, Sismmitt, Water
ford, and Waterford Bortfil.qh:
John Burton $242, T Brotheifon 500
Win Benson 1,140, Masi:Brecht 300. Chas
C Bwri 353. Sunned E Boon 433 Ira Bar
ton 200. David Nebel 77'.1 I B Benson 180.
J M Bryant 145. JohniS Carter 585 E
Camphausen 200 John It Cater 12S. H S
Campbell 2.790 J R Callowell 51, John
Cronennerger 207, Joel Dansrnors 2,733,
David Dunn 329, James 'Dunn 210. R G
Dunn 718, J Elliott 7,861 Robert
'Evans 130 James Evans 502. Tobias Fick
ingor 18, Wm Faulkner, ?,42, John Fritts
100, E C Gibson 296 E Goodrich 467 A B
Gunnison 605. LI Gingrich 685. .limes
Hart 37, Win Henry 81. 4 . David H'mrod
8 325, P P Judarm 2 sop. Wm ''Judson
1 042. H Janos 13.712 .1;..1an Kilpatrick
396: Charles Knahlor 150.4 m Lgosh 112,
Henry Loyer 347. Wm .W i l-Love 517 Wil
son Moore 1 468 J W MerKar 300, Jlclr
son MrCroarv, 565. P Morcross 180,
Thomas McKee 345. J L SlcKav 461. S S
McCreary 250, John McKee 221. John
0 iver 953. Lucius Pbelp , P 37. J A Parker
298. Joseph H Presley 124 E 3 Pinnov
6. Dmin Parker 220 ..I , tnie L 11-r4 $OO
N W Russell 443, 11 Strong 179 S C Stan
ford 1,280. Robert Smith 1:652 F.rdinand
Schultz 416 Martin Strong 218 E B Sleep
or 589 John Sedgwick .53, V Schultz 416.
Henry Shattuck. 976..1 C Thomas 1 00.1.
C Thomas 26 Fred Usher 398; Lermard
Vaughn 454 Thomas 100 John
Wood 2,167, S B Wagner '2OO, R C
303. J D W•y 123, arlialf.. Winans 1 290, Z L
Webatsr 47. Chester West 1 264 14450
Wolf 3.5 John Young 280,=;John Zimmerly
40. J C Zink 114.
Harbor Cr•ek, North East higrough and town
sh:p, Greenfld 1. Venang4. Amity. • Wap 3
burg. Wayne.' tbneord il?rry, Union ifi//s
township and borough and. 1, , ,80euf :
Fred Ackerman $447, T Archbold jr 88
C W Archbold 317 Hiram A Baker 4 238.
MF B )yd 59. G Brown; 2,900 Dgß 1•
ker 835. J W Butters W Butts 430
E *Barnes 304, L W Cook 1 :398 A B Carr
368, Webster Colby 950. H S Cbureh 770.
460 H Coney 5 100, Eva Cooper t 142 Ho
ratio Churchill 181, Wm Ca , s 378 James
Casey 10 900 Thos C Crawford 270. F A
Clark 543. L D Clark. 452, .Tae J Ebersole.
106 Joss. Ebersole 330 (l F Elliott 861.
Thos M Foster 535..1 C Pom" 140 Jacob
Flury 108 Lyman F-ii•kner 100, M . A Fox
462, A W Green 125, John Greer 700. Berj
Grimshaw 378. Amos Heath, 29. S W 11
Harper 900. .Tames Humphry •272, G B
Johnson 1167. A F Jones 2 100. John
Johndislll,9o7. James S .Tohnson 1000, S
H Rennicott 429.,Calvin'Lest 180 John
Lanelsrath 500. A S Lnwis 505, A N Laet
1 1,62, J X Morrill 737. "Jas M-Cord 79.
W Dieftit 188, C A Murdock 259 Henry
Myer 200. Wm McCord 51, Wm Mc-
Gaughey 378 Rev 0 S Mead 171. J
Marsh 570 D W 200. W G Nantes
200, W C Oakley 500. David Purintone
390. J C Perkins 914. Wm Putnam 30, A
C Rand 1 283. A D" Ru.sell 600 John
Scouller 2 500 J E Stubbs 2.5.'H S South
ard 12208. Ezra Sobuller 3,517. J's D
Smith 525 P G Stranahan 150 W F 1 S
Smith 20 889 'A H Spier, 565. 0;e1 Selk
rigg 700 A B Tillotson 31. B C Town 119
Beater Town 2.339, J J Taylor 609 B T
Town 670, A S Van Campen 250: Henry
Wolf 493. Thos.Wilson 60. Eli W Webber
45. Jan Whitebill 588 Eugene Wright
2 476, Thos Woocis 1 097.
Fain:Pieta, Girard Borough' and Township.
Sarinspfekl. Clmeaut, ..•Wann, 'A"k Creek,
Washington, Edinboro and Franklin.
P W Andaman $341. A S Anderaon 216
R S Battles 1 500, I W Blair 200, S H
Brindle 994:Joseph Brindle 200 Asa Bat
tles 4 341 !Ratio Banedict 200, llifoaea Bar
nett 100, W R Belknap 200 Geo Barlow
275 John S Blackman 500, James Bair
600, N Wickensdreer 1 735, Lyman B +d
eer 200. P IL Brindle 166, Geo W Brindle
223, Geo Barlow 275. Goa H Cutler 1200.
Leverett Cushman 72 Win C Riney. 152,
D R Crooks 219, Wat'Crosa 2 000, James
Cross 720 Viish Drury 424, Neymore De
weren't 107. Hiram Darget 385 Jan Dunn
358 David E Day 61 John W D 500'
Perry Devore 50. A Devore 2 000. A G Ely
594 Albert Eaton 183'. Abraham Eagiey .
200 Geo Ell's 200, Jlhn Eaglry 359. P C
Fureeson 60 Scott Fleming 500, Wm M
Gritty 288 T M Godfrey 200. John Gillen
346, G S Gulliford 100 Benjamin Griffev
60 Jahn Gulliford 400, David A Gould
147, Nathan Gould 600, Joe Genaheimer
200, A H Gould 117, I Robert Hall 407.
John Huber 94 Israel Harrington 50
Engine Hathaway 283, S.rnuel Huntley
50 Wm Holliday 1 500. Harry Huntley
400 John Hay Jr 100 L S Tone' 800, Jnn
K• Biel, 300 G P Kepler 400, Melvin M
Kelso 600 Scott Keith°2oo S H Kellogg
156. Ransom Kidder- 200. Geo P Lather
220 `Henry McConnell 500. G H Mclntire
WO, Andrew Mallory- 17. Thos McClure
200. John McClure 500 Hugh MeWillinna
500, Benj Mnrgan 236 .Tai H Nighnis 300,
David O'in 203. John O'Conner 200 J
Oliver 500.. N J Patterson 150. Retie , '
Potter 50 R Petit4lYet Wm S Prnurlfit 132.
G Palmer 200. H Park Jr 100, Geo P Rea
560 John C Reeder 600 Isaac Reeder 100,
Sarni Rea 300 J C Rockwell 200. C F rtnek
well 795, Saint Reeder 340,E lied Rea 280,
C M Itgied 50 •Dan Rice 5 000. Samuel Sel
dom 1 072 , j If Strong 300, Abner Scott
400. B M Sherwood 2 145 John Swan 200.
Andrew Sturgeon .500 DATA Sayer Jr 1 120
Henry Shultz 181. Marcus Raley 57 3 W,
Silverthnrn 130, Z L Sherman 43.5 C F
'Smith 200 Samuel Sherman 100. Richard
Swazi 166 S C Sturgeon Soo,Godfrev Shultz
316, It R Terry 30 Isaac Taylor 600 Luke
Thayer 837 Francis Tuckey 150. Thelma.
Thornton TOO.' Alex Taggart 117. E W
Twitchell 500. Henry Teller 400 F C 'auk
77. L S Wright 2 000, J E Wells 400', Jas
Webster Sr 675. Joneph Weldon 300. Jno
Weiss 788 R Wilcox 285. H M Webeter
1,500, Townsend Webster 1 500, Joseph
Ware 32, W G Whitney 640, Fred Warner
244.
Forney, in ono of his recent " Occasion
al" letters, declares with all the feeble
forcibleness of italics, that " the Democra
cy of the free States has become a pro
nounced anti defiant aristocracy." Well
that is news. It is the leading members
of the Republican party who have made
all the money by the war. Where Demo
orate have made their tens, Republicans
have accumulated their hundreds and
tbouasnes. It follows, then, that the poor
folks will become purapproud and ingo
lent. while the rich and favored of fortune
will remain so impressed with great moral
idea as to continue meek And lowly.—
This will, indeed,'be . a curious state on af
fairs. . .
Trip
Trip ligkily over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong ;
We only make grief double
By dyeing on it long.
Wby chirp woe's buds so tightly ?
Why sigh o'er blossoms dud?
Why cling to forms ussightly 1
Why not isea joys instead I
Trlp,lightly overt 'arrow '
•
Though all the dal bedarki
The inn may shine to-marrow,
And gaily eing the lark;
Fair hope has not depar,ed,
Though life's roves may have fled
Then Dever be down brutal
- But loOk for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sickness.
;food not to rail at docns;
We've porls to bring to sadness
On this side of the tomb;
While stars are nightly shining,
And heaven is overheatc
Encourage not repining,
But look for joy instead.
A Triumph of Negro Suffrage.
The Cleveland Leader. the leading Re
publican newspaper of -Northern Ohid,
speaking of the result of the Maine elec
tion. says : t
"This triumph is & triumph for negro
suffrage. This was the,only question in
issue before the people of Maine. The
Democracy acknowledged the abelition
of slavery and endorsed the policy of Pres
ident Johnson. The Union men made
the campaign openly and fairly on the
principle Mat the ballot should be granted
to all freemen everywhere. Of course
there were some timorous gentlemen in
Maine, as well as in Ohio, who were ter
rified at the idea of going before the peo
ple upon the issue, and predicted all man
ner of ruin to the party! What his been
the result ? The people of Maine have
endorsed the principle of negro suffrage,
and endorsed it, too, by a majority much
greater than was given to the Union party
at the previous election."
Should Pennsylvania be carried by ail
Abolitionists this fall the victory will be
claimed AR a triumph of negro suffrage;
and the Cleveland Leader and other Abo
lition newspapers will so exultingly an,
nounce it. Are the conservative massei
of this State prepared to make such a re:
cord for Pennsylvania? If they are not;
they must rally as one man to the sup
port of the white man's ticket. Every
vote cast for Ifartranft and Campbell will
he very properly claimed by the Aboli
tionists as a vote in favor of negro-suf
'frage and negro equality. Let every voter
who is opposed to degrading his own race
to the negro remembey,this.
Negro Equality.
Republicans are arguing in favor of
negro suffrage and equality. It is urged
that ea.negroes have been mvie soldiers
"and have fought •for the Union," they
should now be permitted to exercise the
elective franchise. In answer to this po•,
sition " a soldier" thus writes to the
Hirtford Times : " Were this true, should
there not be distinction made between
those negroes who voluntarily enlists
and those who were forced to don the
Niue? The usual mode of enlisting (far
'ties was this: Some officer empowered to
recruit would hear that there was to be a
negro meeting. or a negro ball, near the
'station. After the darkies had collected,.
a guard would he sent with orders to ar
rest all the able bodied negroes and bring,
them to headquarters. The negroei
would be brought, examined, and forth
with forced into the service. Or the ne
groes on some plantation would be seised
and treated in a similar manner. Or all
the negro soldiers in the army, I do not
believe that more than one fourth volun
tarily entered the service.
" During our firmer wars, Indians
fought for us. Even at as early a day as
during Phillip's War, Colonel Church was
assisted to victory by Indian allies. Yet
no party was ever foolish enough to de
clare that Indians should be permitted. to
vote, and insist that the Constitution of
the United States should be Ise-amended'
as to give them that right."
• The lending republicans are wheeling
into line rapidly against President John.
son and his reconstruction policy. !The
Toledo (0) Record learns that '9eneral
Schenck, the other night, in that trwn,
denounced with great vehemence thellis
sissippi Convention, and announced that
no such Convention should ever be allow.
ed to restore any Southern State to the
Union." After the fall elections the mal
contents will he more outspoken. Already
Wilson and Thad. Stevens have openly
taken ground against the President, and
by the time of the meeting of Congress
the whole radical pack will be in full cry
against him.
"To MS COMPI4XICIN."—The Republi.
cans of Minnesota. in State Convention,
adopted a resolution in fa.or of negro
suffrage. and voted down a resolution en
dorsing the Administration of President
Johnson. The Mionesota Republicans are
only a little ahead. in doing that which the
Republicans of other States will soon do.
It is only a question of time. In leas than
two years the Republican press will b. de
-pouncing President Johnson as a traitor
and his supporters as doughfaces. Mark
this.
Tex PURE ARTICLE —The Pennaytyania
Sullivan county Republican Convention
recently paßeed the following resolution :
R.sered, That the Republican party was
orvaniz-d to secu'e and perpetuate the
principles laid down in the Declaration of
Independence, and that its work it not
done until equal Political privileges are
extended to all Men:
Tbere is negro suirraee in all its length
and breadth. The above resolution ex
pre sea the views a lvocated by Republican
presses and orators in this State.
WHAT THE RADICALS WANT.—The
villa Journal says the radicals lick their
chops for blood, more blood : they want
imprisonment, confiscation, military gov
ernment, courts martial, and wbat•ver
else may further , punish the Southern
people—whatever may degrade them and
make them feel all the humiliation, bitter
ness and anguish , possible, and for the
longest period. ,
A LIBEILAL INTIRPRZTATION.—The New
York News says the quotation used by
Senator Sumner ".to keep the jewel Lib
erty in the family of Freedom,' beinE in
terpreted into English, means to keep the
Federal Government and its enormous
patronage And vast influence !n the hands
of the Radicals.
A pious individual of Washington, high
in th e I),yal L.ague party, piously under
took to rai.e $lB 000 to build a monomer t
to Gen. McPherson. He suceeededin his
labor of love, raised the _cub, but forgot
the monument and:made tracks for parts
un known. ,
REMOVAL:
THE DRY GOODS STORK
Vkioll , N AS
MERRILL'S
WILL RE3I6VIC THIS WHIM,
TO THE NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
REED• HOUSE
LOOK OUT ,FOR BABOAINIII
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