6rte arttkty @botrittr.
qZIE. PA.. 1+1 1 )V 9,lA»'
lra to lin. G. Scofield for
,ber o' p•tb 9 ic documents.. •
Fentress —A competent compositor
es a situation on a weekly psper.
Address, with terms, NONPAIMIL, •
Observer Office, Erie, Ps.
arra s Colinas, Y. M. C. A —Bee se ,
actment of Sale of Tickets, with Reserv e d
in another column. The programme
.eLecture will be announced hereafter.
course p r
to be a very able and
tient oae. _ - -
aisty's .Iliostrel Troupe, it will be seen
heir iiiertisement, will give two enter—
vote in this city on Thursday and Friday
lags• The company is one of wide eeleb
oi 1e spoken well of by the Press in
be p lus' where it has performed. Those
l ik e minstrel shows will obtain a fine
hi attending the entertainments of this
rile troupe.'
ir4TA - 1 --- -A Long Needed Waal Supplied.
ref . t our readers to the advertisement
r. i s Gardner; who has just opened,
eo f Ole large new stores of the Reed
. 0 bllek, an establishment which hat{
beta needed in the city. Ills stook em
es a g oersl assortment of almost every—
:is the house fUrnishing line, such as
N ., Oleo!, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Matte,
i3s Curtains, Shades, and in short every
ele neel9l to fit up a house nestly,outside
IraitLire, crockery, stores and the like
y articles. The store is under the special
le of y r . S. S .Griswold: a young man of
rive se inintanc3 in the county, and
it deserred i y a popular favorite. In his
ales& hands, 'we believe it cannot fail
, crag eery suocessful. Mr. Gardner is a
Iltllll of public spirit, and his enterprise
twine so extensive and useful an esstab.,
mast shoed be rewarded by our citizens
a liberal patronage. Instead of going to
:do t)r their house furnishing necessities,
them pstro.ize home dealer s,who can sup_
Oita' with fine a quality of goods as they
get abroad at as moderate prices. The
pot menn:r in which Mr. Gardner has
el up his store is the subject of mush
oirat ion.
:eral or I errear B.—This well known
n. r y, viipeny, which was one of the first
ster the service, and hss participated in
eezeleneate probably than any other
Pesasy:visil, reveal home on War
aftereoote,hy way of the Erie tt Pittsburgh
frig if rg. where it had been
'end oat of the service. A magnificent
Yin wal teelirel the " mainly
h 7 air fl,irn In citizens, who never
t) my paYie demonstration
. tin ferule s succeSsful manner. After
scale thnugh the principal streets, the
oloj wts trestel to s splendid collation
:ohltciefies restaurant, at which the
1r sal 3 somber of leading persons were
sent.
oe Butery numbered at the period of
tering O'n about 140 men, of whom
resoiel Harrisburg. the rest being left in
33pitili and performing detached duties
arimi sorts. It was one of the first to
t in the war, and has been one•ot the last
vire its di3charge. Originally recruited
fall battery,it has received numerous ad
, m,mainly from the German population of
Crawford and Venango counties, and its
er rolls show a total of between 300 and
ton woo have been attached to its or s
:aim. The Battery was hit on duty
3n.3ridan, in Texas.
nigler is ooe of the best officers Erie
olt, and deserves the very warm esteem
'lie' he is held by the German population
he city. He has fragneney received the
se of his superior officers, and was a great
rite with his men.
e regret to learn that two members of the
.any, Wm. Doris and Philip Schwab, both
gicA to the oity.hsd their pockets pioke I
a dlipat at flarrisbur;. D was left
)at any means whatever, but the rascal
took Mr. B.'s puree was caught, and a
of the money recovered. To fight four
, end be robbed when ono . returns home,
that bard.
REPUBLICAN'S correspond—
.! the Mea'villa Journal, the Republican
n of. Crawford county, thus refers to the
ch of Gm Curtin, at the monumental
:Won in Girard. We are confident he
rems the 'pigment br all the more intel
nt members of the party who were pres
ith some appropriate and very impressive
.ark .the President introduced G )y. Curtin.
I had ham in vited'its orator of the day.—
e address of Gov. C. contained much that
appropriate.—still, it was not altogether
c •as desire lor expected. The occasion
f,r an address of a historical character.
!peci‘l referencia to the part performed
his grelt struzgle by the soldiers from
i Of all others, it appeared that
P. win was " the man " whose position
him t •peak kilo Tingly on this sub.
tai hal h I entered upon it. hie audience
'1 have listened most willingly a much
tr time than he claimed their attention.
Et Gov' Tod l's speech he says :
obiervtl ions with reference to the young
of the country—the aptitude with which
hal changed from civilians to soldiers,
more astonishing, with whinli they
the soldier's garb and again re
Ito civil life —ware well timed. and his
to the returned soldiers present was
.etc!!eit. Bat I would have been better
his address if he had omitted the
ty thir icteristic of him as a speaker
totogh on some occasions, but certain.
0f pan on the present one.
:it Om -re meet with as mush good
I it:the correspondent of the Journal
•!oye, in the columns of a Republiout
tr.
New Publications.
• %AMC MONTHLY -r-The November nam
e the itiontic Monthly contains : Why
Paikstomer Castle was destroyed ; The
the of the master's mate; The Visible
livisitlo in Libraries ; Letter to a Young
. kkeeper; The Peace A'ntumn; Dr. John's,
tflolphe Topffer ; The. Chimney Corner,
l'remy Brothem; A Farewell to Agassi:
) I Porte. I : The Progrees of the Electric
The Field of Gettysburg; Altman
. itero;lton Perms who.wiste to sab
le tsrne;t year should do so right away,
they mar receive the January number as
If publiThesci Terms- $4 per year, or
espies fu. S'7. Address, Ticknor bi
4 Tremont Et., Boston.
Ti
at OLD GDARD.—The Old Guard is a
thty Devnratio journal, in the form of a,
wee. devnted to literature. Peones and
tad the principles of 1776 and 1787. It is
41110 by Van Eerie. Horton & Co.. and
ed bY C Chauncey Burr. It contains in
irsu• some well written and spirited
.le9. Price $2 per year.
• one it to blame for .soratobing when
el are itchey, nor for having an itching
twair.t: but they certainly are to blame if
el continue long in that dubious oondition
.l et'lhor hear of Carter's Benet of Maude
s sod Bitter Sweet and Yellow Ointment.
these quickly and surely expel all impure
a 'llers from the system, and heal. soothe
cure the sores. Sold by all respectable
' gists.
Items of Local Interest.
Prof:Delano, the popular teacher, will com
mence his sobools in Dentin; ant Deportment
in Paragon It bill, on Frilly, November 10th .
Ilia terms 11114 hours f )r in Or 33/i Ifi are given
in tl_l3 a lvertisemont elsewhere. the
Conneaut Reportei lemma that Mr. El. Bloke,
of that place, has sold about a hundred thou'
sand bricks to parties in this city. The de
mend here for this article is s 3 largo that odr
dealers are unable to furnish a sapplreqnal
to the wants of the builders. The Dun
kirk daily Joarnif lived exactly one day—be
ing just about al long es we exploded. A
community which does not give half a support
to its weeklies, we should ju age to be rather
an unfavorable locality for a daily.
There is an o! i proverb which says that sten
tenttnent is the true philosopher's stone.—
Brown says it's very likely, for nobody has
found one or the other. —Mr. W. W. Da
views has recently completed a steam raw mill
on his place in' Harbor Creek township; a
mile below the Ralf Way House. which, we
are informed, is one of the best ever built in
the county. Having a very superior lot of
timber and teams of his own. he is prepared
to supply lumber on short notice, and upon
reasonable terms. Parties dealing with him
clan depend upon haring their criers filled
without delay. In exchange says that a
divine out West is trying to persuade girls to
forego marriage. It says hi siceeeisi so far
as to persuade one, and -he wee shoat sixty
years of age. ---.—Major S. 8. Adrain, of
Meadville. P 4. aged over 70 years, wee mar
vied in Ireland. during the month of Septem
ber, to Miss Mary Ellen 'Rogers. of Larne,
county Antrim. The youthja! groom has the
hest wishes of a large circle of aoquaintanoes.
in this part of the country. The Warren
Geiger pronounces Meadville " a place inferi
nr to E•ie in almost every re - peot, 7 Oh, her
sible Aa indignation meeting will be called
in Meadville instanter. We notice:by the
Union Mills Bulletin, that our old friend Jas.
D. Phillips, of Amity. has established himself
as an auotioneer,and announces that be is rea
dy to attend all veadues in. that part of the
county. He is a reliable and enterprising
man, and we reoommend him to every person
who needs the services of an auctioneer.--
A school teacher at Buffalo was recently fined
$3O for whipping a pupil too severely.—
A well on the Abner Lilly farm, nearConaoi I
Station, was pumped for the first time on
Monday of last week, • and yielded s small
quantity of superior lubricating oil, worth
fromtil to a barrel. area'. exoitemont
has been crested in the neighborhood in con
sequence, and many of the residents there
abouts are confident their's will be found a
profitable oil producing region. I silver
tea sett was awarded, at the Milienian Tab•
lesux Exhibition, is Cleveland, on Saturday
evening, to the man who brought the
largest number of ladies. A man by the name
of Spotswood drew the sett. His retinue con
sisted of nicety-seven ladies. ' It ie stated
that Spottswood's entre e , with his female host,
caused an immense sensation. k Buffalo
burglar, after working diligently for
hours, a few night/ since. to gain entrance
to a aafe,whioh he finally effected by mean, of
gunpowder, was rewarded for his labor by
the diet:revery of two dollars and eighty cents,
that being the entire amount the safe contain.
ed.-The survey for a railroad from
Franklin to Irvine. connecting with the Phil
adelphia & Erie at the latter point, is being
made. It follows the Allegheny river, sad
will afford the most direct route from the oil
section to the Eastern markets. The compa
ny are already contracting for the ties, and
design having the track laid by January or
February next. The chines of Titus
ville, says the •Clearfield Republican, " are
giving the goo I people of Crawford, Erie,
Warren and Venango counties, a great deal
of trouble and uneasiness, in reference to the
new county project they are agitating - at that
I Owe." We Look in vain for any symptoms of
" iyottble or " nnessiaess " in this portion
of the localities referred to. The Werreo
Ledger, referring to the establishment of a
new paper, in the neighboring town of Ran
dolph, Cattaraugus Co.. N. Y., says many
years ago a Paper was about to be started in
the cams plat:AO° be called t'.e Bugler "Be
fore it was issued the 'publisher applied to one
of the stores for s pouts of butter, and want
ed time to pay for it. The merchant said his
terms were oash. The old printer went home
and wrote • valedictory, and issued it the
next day in a little extra. The article was
entitled The first and last blest of the Bo
ats.' He never issued n paper, but left the
glace in disgust. Ritter then was only six
cents per pound. Borne of the citizens hive
yet carefully preserved the blast of the little
old Bugle, and keep it as • monument to the
illiberality of the business men of those
days." -The publishers of the new Atlas
of Erie county announce, through our adver
tising columns, that the work will be ready
for delivery abut the 15th inst. If it re
sembles the specim•ne shown us, It will be a
publication of superior merit, and one that
should be in the hands of every intelligent
citizen. Wm. Lloyd Garrison, the noted
Abolition leader, delivered a lecture, by invi
tation Of the Y. M. C. Association, in the
Universalist church, on Friday evening, to an
audience of mutat-eta size. He is not a speak
er of very attractive qualities, and many of
his hearers were disappointed. The well
known fact that Mr. Garrison was as oat
and out disunionist for twenty years, and that
he kept standing at the head of his paper up
to the commencement of the war, the haft
mans sentiment that the Federal Constitution
" a covenant with hell and a league with.
death," did not prevent • considerable num
ber of our excessively loyal people from tura .
ing out to . hear him, And eat:enrage him by
their money and 'applause. Aboliti mism in
these days covers a multitude of ains.--.-The
Baptist congregation, on Thursday evening of
last week, presented our staunch old friend,
Capt. James Dunlap, with a handsome ebony
cane, in token of their friendship for him as
a man; and appreciation of his services in
connection with their church. Toe proceed •
ings took place et the Captain's residence,
where a large compsay had assembled. Rev.
Mr. Bainbridge, the paler, made an unusual
ly appropriate priieentatien speech, and was
responded to by 'Captain Dunlap in a very
feeling manner. Everything palmed off In a
delightful style, and all present exprepsed
themselves giAtified with the_ evening's enter
tainment.---„ta estensive, ire occurred in
Meadville en Friday last s , destroying Iluide
kopees woolen factory, the residence of Jas.
Douglas and a block of- tpaement bonzes. 'A'
number of families lost their homes and much
of their furniture. -.The loss is $75,000, on
which there was only a small insurance.
The laidies of the Soldier's Aid Society have
transferred to the Relief Committee, consist
ing of Mrs. C. McSparren, Mrs. P. Metcalf,
Mrs. 0. I. Gait, it'd Mrs. W. A Brown, the
sum of $331, for distribution ainonicdestitnte
families in the city. "Bach of the four Meta..
ben of the committee has, therefore, eighty
two dollars and seventy five cents in her pos
t session to be used as the necessities of appli.
1 cants may atom to require. After the money
it impended the labors t r the ' Committee will
terminate, and the society they have for Pet ,
erat years represented cease to exist . The
failure of many juroreto inport ILA week at
Cdtpl, Wi33 the c lase of col:side:We leen
Fes:Wawa. and Judge Johnson announced that
hereafter all persons drawn must be • proses(
Without fail. A flue of five dollars was im
posed on each of the non-reporting ones, and
it in intimated that more /Imre measure, will
be adopted in the oasts of persons who neglect
hereafter to obey the summons of the Sheriff.
—On Sunday we were visited by quite a
snow storm which extended over . nearly the
entire . county. At Edinboro the snow covered
the ground to the depth of several inches
The Go' eroment of Great Beitein having been
officiallY, notified on the 17th of March last,
of the intention of our Government to termi
nate the Canadian Reciprocity treaty, and
only twelve mouth's notice for such termina
tion being required, the Secretary of the
Treasury has instructed his subordinate oft;
cers that the treaty will cease to operate on
the 17th of next Mareh.--.--Cept. John Dun
lap has been appointed night policeman at the
Union depot. Re has many warm friends in
the city, who will be
. pleased to hear of his
selection.— The force of employees in the
post offioe has been enlarged by' the appoint.
meet of two new olerxs, Capt. Z eig`er and
Capt. Reeves. They were both eoldiers in
the late war, win serve! with valor and dis.
election. Their selection is a prop-e, though
insuflioiont tribute, to their patriotism.—We
fin 1 thelollowieg io the New York Tribune :
ro arrangement has yet been made between
the Erie Railway and the Atlantic & Great
Western. It i 3 currently reported that the
letter has been in treaty with roads south of
Erie, and have . obtaine I faeithies which will
enable them to shun the Erie sad reach this
city by a line 61 mile; shorter than the pres •
sant:route " The road hare meant is unionbt•
`edly the Philo lelphia & Ertl, but we question
if the ottlantia & Great Weetern con secure it
for the object dasiro 1. —The gale on Lake
Ontario, ea Suoily, wal terriGo. The
schooners Morning Star and Almira are
ashore near Oswego. Several vessels had
their C113141,1.W0W3 t 3 pieces. and ROMS /OM
their deck load.. The shore below Oswego is
strewn w'th lumber and stave bolts.—The
ticket office of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad, at Corey, Pa , was brokea open on
Sunday night of last week, the s.fe opened,
and fourteen hu'idrei dollar; extracted. The
safe key was obtained by stealing the panto.
loons of Me. Tiffany, the agent, from his room
while he was asleep.
Chief-Justice Chase has notified the
President that after thorough and careful
examination into the matter, be cannot
preside ever The cnurt for the trial of Jef
f Arson Davis, in the c'ty of Richmond.
The reason he assigns,is that there is no
regularly orgsniz , d court in that city.—
Thus the Government is all at. sea again
in regard to his trial. The President
maintains that he cannot be tried at any
other place The impression is that he
will be released with the understanding
that he will go to Europe and not return,
or, in other words, to be expatriated
Washinglen telegram.
On Wednesday, one enndroi females and
twenty-'our mates were discharged from the
Treasury Department, and other discharges
followed on Thursday. Snail of the tacan—
•cies are to he tilled by soldiers. `
The average circulation of the State Banks
for the months o' April. May, June and July,
is returned to the Internal Revenue office as
follows : April, $130,432,424; May, $121,.
571, 538; June, $99 893,773; July, $93,018•
204.
uoN CITY CO3DIIIIICIAL COLLEGH
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
Principals .
r. W. JEIRIVI. J. C. Sorra k. '4 , ALAI CORLIIT.
College Suilding. Corner P-nn and St. Clair Sta.
24 College Building. oid Fellow's Sandlot , . Alla St. •
3d College Buildieg, Noir 2.3 and 24 dt. Clair 8-.
ARRIVAL! 1/1:01 TEX WZSJ IMMO ROT. 4, Ism.
C Palmer. Malta, Morgan Co. 0.
W. V. itlair. Fallow Field. Crawford Co., Pa.
R. Cunningham. Plitebnrigh,P
V. Holmes, Rich Valley, Allegheny Co., Pa,
.1. FL Flack, Plastrangla„ Pa.
lrotAa.
W. W. Coz.Hope Church, Allegheny Co.. PA.
R. 4.. Cox; " •
J. I'. Woodward, Chief in; Champaign Co . 0.
J. P. Butler, Wurtanakorg Lawrence Co., 0.
IL A. Les Sandy, Columbiana Co .0.
C. C. Chadwick Cohimbla C , ntre, Lick Co., O.
D. Shona Zaneseille, Allan Co , lad.
W. E Leonard, Collamar, Cuyahoga Co., 0.
W. D Downing, Franklin, Penang° Co., Pa.
W. A. Springer, Clinton, Allegheny Co , Pa.
I. R. Foster. Armetro or Co.. Pa.
R. Collins. Youngs own, Mah fining Co., 0.
J. A. Mottiorsbonsh, Lowiatowa. M ®a CO. 71
H •rton, Weir, Tannery. Fulton Co., Pa.
R. R. ilasnev, Lenox, Astitebnis CO.. O.
J. C. Watson, Huntsville Loran Co.. 0.
G. B. Morrison. E. Springfield, Jeff. Co., 0.
Harriet Riley, Pittsburgh. Pa.
J. Wo'f. McClure to., Allegheny Co., Pa,
A. Huffman. Allegheny,
L. Wane°. Rust eseblrg. Bel. Co 0.
W. Kilos , Clifton.Gresne Co , O.
J. S. Forsyth, Srownwrille, Payette CO , Aa.
J. IL C. Willy u. Yolk w Springs, Greene CO., 0.
P. Hirklsad, Pittab.:rgti, Pa.
P. AbleSeld, Ads. Hardie Co.•
el.
J. A. Green, Freeport, Harris'n Co . 0 .
.1 T. Noss New NOM, Fayette Pa,
A. W. Neldig, Western. Lino Co., Lows.
R. W. Hotta, Jamestown, Mercer Co.. Pa.
W. Porter.
J. &Unman.
0. 8. Gllll gisunna , , Tranibtal 0o ,0.
For terms and Infrinnation rancernang thy College
&Nana, JEN'ENS, Et II !TEC & COWL EY-
Pittsburg, Pa.
Ladies can receivea box of Dr. Velpau's
Pills by mail, sealed from tbe• eyes of the
public, by enolosing one dollar and six post
age stamps to 0. G. Staples, general agent
for us at Watertown, N. Y. lm
New Advertisements.
TRAY COW
• •
Same to the prenaloes of the sabscrlber, t■ Ihrbor
Creek tp., about the lit of November, a WHITE DEUS
LItY CO She la ab lot middle are and eras milk how
three testa,—no 'pedal ;nark.. The owner is requested
to come forward. per re property. pt. 7 'harps and take
her away; otherwise she wll ba dlaposed of antordiag to
law. JOHN McCLURN.
nail 3w.
EXI3OUTOItft3 NOTICIte
etters test/lumen:at, on the est de of Simon Schneider,
deid„ latsot Yit Creek tp., Erie* Co. Ps hiving been
grated to the undersigned; Notice is hereby !Fero to
those knowing themselves indebted to the este* t •
peke feretedista payment, and thou; having claims
wising tilt sumo will please present theme, duly sntban
tlcated. to F. W. Knehber, Esq., who Is hereby author zed
to collect and settle up the accounts of sale &ten sed.
HENRY SCHNEIDER,
no 9 6.3 Ow. Executor.
LECTURE COUling V. 31. V. Association,
• Itiil3.lBBll.
Steketa for the ecurst, with Restrired 61111111, will be
sold at
1e8R2.18 ULU, on NOTIB.IIBER leth,
At 8 o'clock a. at. The programme of Lectures (num•
beteg !condom corfittion, lomad of twelve, (8 in pr.,-
vim/ searaa will be duly arrnouseed Within a dor or
two. The fAlowlog rotes cf ?lade (the save as tut
year's.) have been adopt 4 :
' , De Yakut.. —43 5 0 Tow. Tickets • EA 00
Two Tiek.tt . 6 14 5 Tick, fall sotto... 15 00
Time Ticket, 976 Hub aid. ticket .... 303
Ticket' for sleet Lectures. 40 cents.
No tickets will be sobIlIU the hoar mentioned above.
A. H. clualgy, Cieni.loe. Con.
Brie, Kov. 0,1666 —it
p
Y,t4l. S- ; 2 Ji II A L L s..
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOV. 9 A 10
TB! rINLY •
CHRISTY'S, MINSTRELS & BRASS BAND!
Pint carpal:id by EDWIN P. CHRISTY, the foander
of igioetreley re , seeenised•bv h eon and sneereenr,
SDITIR Brim; carturt, the only rrs , n living intl.
t'e4 to the name ot -B. P. eihrisirs mi ffl arg‘..
established by this/doer* , f the Hoe. (Menu J. Taster,
Surrogate of tbeVity and County or Hew York. bearing
Writhe id d.sy otTJUINIi, Ins in the words and awes
for=Chrlttyornew of Wolof. P. Chriety. an
Waldo Ryron Christy and War A. Christy, She Asia la
Ise sad nut rf kin."
Admisei.str A l i4 d
r wste—Reserred Pats, so tents. Doors
ones at T 0111111109110. at S. A free Solway Sere
lab hulks be Ole Braes Bead.
TRIO. 'AIWA Boa:nem Amt.
0111PE're3 I CARPETS I: CARPETS! t
Jut op2n.d,
A NEW AsSOR.TIIENP OP CARPETS!
EngLai B;wit'.4, Ell!ritt Patterav,
New *Vire 8 pI, /DV"
Good all Wool tog rata; V yd ;
Flqr. DRll(Firla AND PELT CLOTHS
Rasp Carpets of the Besstifil Damask Patten!
COOOA 11A.TTINGS I
Floor On Cloths, all prima, rtyles and widtlie; Rate Oil
Cloth, h ary: Oil Cloth by the sheet. large
*sough to corer a large room
without piecing!
VELVET RIIGS AND YATSC
Coo-a and Manilla Door Mate, Stair Carpets and Rods
ALL STYLES 01L7 AND PLAIN
WINDOW SHADES 1
lll:Mend Green Engl , sh HoHandle for Rieder, all width*
ityleeg new
PATENT SPRING B &LANCE CURTAIN FIXTURE I
The neatest thins nut. Cents and see It.
Elegant Gilt and Bronzed.
Window Corolees, Curtsin Hooke, Picture Preits.Teseela.
Conte, itc.„ kr. !everything in this line eau
be found here.
A Sp'owlid mrtment
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS !
Nottlor%am /Ate by the Yard, tqt Designs for 85
re - Ai—cheaper than Emb. hfuslin. EaLb. Iguana
also. lame nix. IhridArtno Lees for
Vestibn's Windows, with rods and
Fixture.. The largest
aim:41010ot of
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER!
In the town.
LINENS! LINENS! LINENS!
The largest assortment of Limn soo•i■ in th 4 market,
at prices that defy unnletition. Elegant Bleached Ta
ble Linens, 15i yards wide, at $1,16 per yard. We can
show these cool' in all graths, from the wariest to the
finest Double Dsms•k.
ALL STYLES AND PRICES
We have a jql,'lot of thee" good■ at $3 per dozen, all
lAti e, which w 6 Guilder the Mt 'lst ultra In the market.
TOWELINGS,
Analtsbrzek and Harnask Linea. Apicalid Rucksback
To Aei it $2,50 per dnz., all Linen. Eilerant Huekaboek
Tow.ling r bl.ached, by the yard, .3.0 a wide, at the very
low price of .5.5 carat.
Irish L'nens,
F.liteting
Shirting Linens,
Gzat.' s Ladle,' sad Children's
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
poll, all 111 e Ladles' Haadkerthtef at IL V dot
-:-
GLOVES AND HOISERY 1
Gen's, !Mier, Mims, Hoy. and Children's Cotten and
Wool go-e. all price 4. The beat stock in town.
A good Cotten Elsie at 25 etr. por pair.
Wirier Gkves for Everybody.
YANKEE NOTIONS AT WHOLESALE!
Bleschtd Else:lop, Shirttoga, Pillow Muslims, are
Also, s zo >d stock of Cloasstbs Goods at low pries..
We keep n 1 Draee Goode, there!), enabling ne to keep
• larrestock of Fat Willing Goode. Cad been' all the
bargain" ar: taken
W. 0 GARDNER,
No T &mill° use block, Er'e,
lir The able, ia under the supervision of Mr. S. B.
OftliWOWN, whc is well known in this vicinity.
nog
LYON'S PRILIODIOII. DROPS.
THE GREAT. FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.
These Dope itrh a scientifically compounded laid
yrrperatien, and batter than any pill:, powders or nos
trums Bear,Nail, their action is direct and positive,
rendetiog them a rsliaqs, speedy ono certain
for tie mire of all obetructions and suppressions tabla
ture. Their popularity is indicted by the tact that
over 103,000 bottler are snootily !aid sad couumed by
the ladies of Americo, every one of whom soak in
tlm strongest terms of prism of their great merits.—
They are rapidly taking the place of every otter female
remedy, and are cons dered by all who know aagbt of
them, as the sorest, safest and most infallible prepara
tion in the world, fir the core of all female omelettes,
the removal of all obitrwit'ons of natant, and the pro
motion of health. regularity and etreogtb. liplteit air
rections, s'at'at when they may be word, and etplain
lag when and why they should not, ant e - ald not be
weed wi•hont producing *Teets contrary to nature's Oho•
men laws, will be fort 34 carefully folded around each
bott'e, with the errlt!en signature of John L. Lyon,
without which none are genuine.
Prepared br Dr. JOHN L. L'fit2i, 191 Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn.; who can be consulted either per
lousily or be Wt.:. ' (ertc!osica stamp) concsming all
private disease. and female weak:ma&
Bold by Druggists everywhere.
C. G. CLANK It CO.. -
ntli'Errly Caul Agents for 0.8. add Canada*.
ava ZIgLIIA
For the Handkerchief.
MON'S
o °ll t'AV
A Most Exquisite, Delicate. and Fra
grant Perfume, Distilled from the Rare
and Beautiful Flower from which it
takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHA LON ac SON,
NEW YORK.
~;~ ~'►'ll I'll'liji s,a 4,~
ASK FOR RHALONS—TART. NO OTUEU.
fiord by Pragetta gextecallY.
A. A. ADAMS_ & CO.,
• WOOLESALT. DEALER!
•
BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND *
RUBBERS.
CORNER OP STATE AND MT= antra;
_ERIE, PENN'A.,.
• ,
Ed*, Puptathber netheas
p . nl. COLL
Boos nano, MAW lens IrslisissvlS4
=ad Story of jlisasmsWs Mock WIN Ts.
OBSEaVigrik , ;OH Opiii CNN
We would reepleffullY an ittsalloi of the public
to ant Incilitiee for doing Job Printing at every deacrip•
we Haring rapid Presses and the latest styles of Type
we . r - prepared th do anything In the iloe, In n
Manner equal teeny other utablirbfrant, end ors ferns
u nrasarkable u Buffalo or Cleveland attea. It's
bare a hied nearly two thousand dollars worth of oats
rial to the Willa does it leas bean la oar poomosion, with
the object of inshing it wheel we thought the comoneate
ty Deeded. Herr Ail we bee, coieroded we l ca» the
'primed, of 014 Jobbing, *bleb mai 'OO ' lleen la every
part of Werth western Pstruylvasis, to testily. ' , nose
orbs went tasty week sr, Invited tel ere we • ealt. We
can d 3 say kind of Pea uag tt st can I. done elauthere,
—such far it
, udelmer as
All lands oug by 1.70%1 Operktois .
All kinds used by Coal Flamm,
All klerde geed by Coal Pellet,
'All hinds used by Merchant' and Stondearpse N
AU kinds used by Retailers and Grocers,
All kinds used by Manafuterri e •
All kinds need by Median* Dealers,
All kinds need by A neldeirelle
•
All kinds used by Railroad Ara*
ll kiwis used by Pinks, -
' If kind" need by Insurance Mee,
All kinds used by Stock Companies. gaimakr,
II kinds aged by Brokers,
AD kinds used by Coe. sad Tor. Merdurata,
A :ltinds used by Uprise /Lea,
Ii kinds used by Professional Men,
Ride& urd by Lit req Saddle"
kinds used by Piddle Wham,
All kinds used by Patentees,
Ail kinds used by Producers of Now Artides, '
All kinds used by Morchante of an Trades,
All kinds used by Architects,
All kinds used by Dagerornmus Mstabilaluosat",
All kinds used by Artis ts generally,
' All kinds aged by Public Rahn:Atom •
All kinds used by Manager, aileron! Ariesschilea,
All kinds used by Political Manager",
alt kinds used by Trayelihm Agents,
Al kinds used by Farmers, or sellers of real esta'e.
All kinds used by the WOO of Pet soul Preenerth
AU kinds seed by Renters,
Ia abort, all kinds used by sU Muir.
Orders by eall,when seat by respunsibto gartiol,proupt
ly attended to. Agents fur Shows, Camels, As., whose
nnrponsib city we an aet acquainted with, most pay. in
advance. ire cuss when packages art went out of the
city by r xpresaand the omens for whose they are Ahead•
ed have note regular account at the °Mee, the bill for
collection rill Invariably be forwarded with them.
R. S. MORRISON & SONS
Beg leave to Inform the eftism. of Erie and violent
that they have removed their stook of s
DRY COODB
To the Swizz BLOCK, to the building formUly oom
ph d by Ilissirs...TDAM k KtPLER, when they
intend keeping a large aasortmoot of
Dress Goods, Fancy Silks,
GLOVES, HOIBE/IV, Sce.
Batman' thanks to mu mutoesers foe their put
liberal patronage, we resjoetfally ash a eoethreaue of
the um*. Eris, Jaw.. 1.1183.
Pillow Linen%
Rte., ite
C'. DECK,
.iNtriACTNIIII AID WINT.INALN DWI* IN
BEGAILB, TOBACCO, aunt &C.,
Fifth below State Street,
•
ERIE, PA.
Oppo.ita the Dispatch Printing Ofkw.
GOLDEN BITTERS
A PURELY VBGSTABLE TONIC.
ISMORMING 4.BIIUINGTHISIN9,
I'n/tides the oysters against the tell facto of gawked*
Dom natal.
Will curs tipporpais.
Will earn Wisirnes. • •
Will cure General
Will cure Reartbarn.
R ill cure ilasdackm.
R ill earn Liver don:plaint.
Will exult* and create a health y appetite.
Will in rigorata the organs of digaWon sad moderate-
ly lama.* a tstapacsture of the body and the fore* o•
circulation. antics in Let as a general aotrobotant of th
system, containing no poisonous dram and la
THE BEST TOHIO BITTERS. IN THE WORLD.
A fair trial is earnestly solieltad.
GEO. C. HUBBLI, k CO., Prop:Won. •
Badman, N.Y.
Central Depot. Muntenia lezprase Building le HUD
IsObt ST.. N E W YORK.
For Isle by all Druggist* Groom, ka.
I'7• .11INNIG k BOADLEY, Brie, Wholesale Amto,
sad for Isis by Flail k Wartid,, Carter k Carver sad WU
bine & Booth.
octlF64.
Corner of Etats Street and the Pasts, Erten
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN HOUSE
has pasted into the combat of the Undersigned,
who are determined to spare no efforts that will tend to
make it a abeyant stopping blame for the traveling
A Dumber of imports et improvements have already
been made, and otkers to be eomp'eted at an only pelted
will render it cue of the inert hotels In the washy.
tepectel care Is 'taken to furnish the table with all the
sea.onab'e art ices, served up in the moa• approved style,
and by wegnamodating wattage, We took charge of the
hotel with the reetilatloa to make it such as the wants
of this section miens, aad hal ambient efenstiting •
appenbetion of oar pasts. LOOMS k ROM,
a. T. I t oon la 1 - Proprietors.
W. L Rom 5 I ayellfptt
READY PAY STORE t
KCMG & RUSSELL,
Would reepeettully Inform the Public that thq Lie
Purchesed the
13TOOR Or OROORRIIIt OF JAINICS A. 'LIRA
001131 S or seetkura MTN M. -
Mears they Inteud to keep as good an sasortensat of
IrA WILY
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE, AND VARIETY GOODS
as to kept in Zeta.
Best Brands of Erie County Flour,
Kept constantly on hand.
WARRAN.RED 4 GOOD ARTICLE!
7 The highest Narkst Pelee paid for all kir es of
Country Produce.
Er Goods delivered free of charge to any part of the
City.
rtaarialatf.] J. NUM
ft*
Watches and Jewelry .
1 ,000.000 WORTHTO RE 'DISPOSED
of at One Dollar each, without regard to Vales, sot,
to be raid ler until yen koow what you are to metre: -
/3,r 1,13. Rowan h Co,
_(dgent for the Niutabetarere.)
No. 1 5 Beekman street, New York. •
ar Rout the followleg Itet of Artistes to be sold for
W 1 DOLLAh UCH 3
100 Gold hunting case watches, $126
100 Gold watches, various styles, 76
200 Ladies' gold watches, 60
600 Silver watches, $2O to 86
6,000 Late style vest & neck chains, sto 20
5,500 Nutt* Cal. diamond pins, • 6to• 20
4,000' CaL diamond sir drops, sto 10
8,000 Miniature revolving pins, sto 10
2,000 Cal. diamond and. enamelled
• gents' scarf pins„new styles, 5 to. 10
2,000 Masonic & emblem pins, Bto 10
2,600 Gold band bracelets, Bto 20:
8.000 Jet and enosiao brooches, , Bto 10
2,000 Cameo brooches, 6to 20
8,000 Coral ear drops, °.4 to 6
2,000 Lulled' witch chaise, Bto 16
6,000 Gents' pins, splendid assort'', 2to 10
4,000 Solitaire Sleeve buttons, Bis 10
8,000 Brts studs & sleeve buttes*. 8, to 10
6,000 Sleeve buttons, plain I sag.. 2t• 8
10,000 Plain It engraved rings, 2,60 to 10
8,000 Lockets, richlrengraved, •2 to 10
16,000 Sets ladies' jewelry, new I.
latest styles, • 6to 12
5,C4X) - Handsome seal rings, Bto 8
2,000 Bets bosom studs, 2,50 to 6
1,000 Gold peas, & gold holders, 16 to 25
2,000 Sets jet & gold pins I - ear 6
. drops, latest styles, to 10
2,000 Gold thimbles, pencils, &s., 4to 6
10,000.1:W4pm,, 1 Silver cases, b. to - 8
.10,000 Geld pens, ebony holders. tto .41
This satire lista( bashful; nod vsloaltio ;pm. war Is
wit for one Dollar *sob. CertillooDo of on the above
ie .artie!es eat pr y d on
mad,
u relops sad
I rd t, ,
i Tbar
to chef:. a d a pt
On the plosigt ef, the eartLeests son wre?,
what t ot aro Jto hi" Dos it hi at roar optttoi
Sod the itoUwv lad !oh the or#olo or rot ,
• TRY oretiloatto ego to ordasid for $1; an= 13;
thfrtas ; atatyllro for lii ; rod amp k vet
$ll.
.W; wllLo i o r rA t ota ti n tion td
Dor m mall r u t s l
rid U oats far ow , trusts sad our ,trouts with
tom. - • •a. a. sous, a 004
_ . DI Oti*Noor , Tett.
P o.lhisr, 111
.H ÜBBEL'S
Brown's Hotel,
CREAT SALE
C E
The aoussed mat reptertnts a new asd hapmsad four boils Crrnso Wiz -veettflopettior to au Aar iM•I
Feed Cotter to use. Its strength, durability, ea seined', eettlwallog ailtts'..ble throat sod in.tredi, Mate of nut,
liseonettv. tutting all Weds of feed equally well, different length of eat, operated by hand Sta :sers• rower, t •
eolablited, ere the Elmore Feid catter the de:'ded pet [wend ever ever, ether teat Itylte dilator. Ir took
First Preroluoi at the Hew York State far In 1862 We offer them to the palate with f aft rend Mateo Bret thrr
will olio "Wm .2U:docile:a -
Moieties Baud Cotters : No, 1, "45; No. 2, $3O; N 0.3, liberal diserout to tie trade. , _
TUB ROCHESTER PREMIUM CUTTING BOX
•
We take p 4 ware in eoliths the attention of dea'cre *tad
alkwho sell or use Cut' Jug bozos, to the Improved Roches
ter Teed Cn•ter. • solehine combining Strength, cimplicitr
awl Utility to ru gr at a degree that It must commend i's-if
bowery Emu at Best tight It dmetta wo•k with lb* pyt
set-es•e and rapidity, tutting Corn Sta!hoof tiler wet or day.
with equal ease as haw or stew. There to no thanes for
Omen( it io sell•feeding, cutting from Ewe—e'ghtha to one
iewh inlength.
An extenalre dealer in merieultunr implements is a of
air Feed Cater: "We caorlde- It the more perfect Cutter
made, and eater them. to our Man le with the fulleet confi
dence." It tut • 'Away* taken the ant premium at -fiat. m i d
Conety Taira, and dementedly at Ma et the head of all Feed
Cutters of Its are.
Primo No 1, leopro+ed, glee* Knits, 7 Inch throat. 915;
No. 2, Imptovad angle We, 9 toda thr4ot, 818. • liberal
dlicount to the trade.
J. A. LAWSON'S IMPROVED REVERTIBLE
FLUE HOT AIR FURNACE. '
P: P. *STEWART'S LARGE OVEN AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE=
This splendid stove needs no midge at our hands. Wherever I
Itut been used. it has grown into universal favor Some of Om
points of recommendation are 'esteemed in the tot:Owing :
lit. The peculiar position of the Ste cham4r, by which thi
heat waneitner be thr .wa oat into the romp, or confine! to thi
Stove. (The ladies know how to appreelets tb.s.)
rd. The lire Is nnde• perfect cantrol, and any temperatnrs
heat desirable can be obtained.
Sd It burns t ithor wood, anthracite or bituminous coal
•'h. A Sc. may be kept with entire safety daring the ,
sad breakfast and dinner prepared next day with no additians:
fuel.
ith. As a I eke. it is warts-alit d
12' All o the above articles Iv sale at wbolets's or retail b'
W. W. PIERCE k CO., Corner of Flats and Ninth Ste. Hrli
where also will always be brand a general assortment ft ever,
&diet, unally sold ha a first due Hardware and Male Furnish,
hag Store. [edit , Ow]
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAUKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills. •
ttOTECTED TERS
Ok r
BY ROYAL •° - •,4 1 , PATENT !
VA
parafrina a Proscription of Sir J. Clerks, M. D.,
Pkyrities EHraa►diasry to the Que.'. -
W Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
We painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is 'abject. It moderates all excess and re
moves aU obstructions, ands speedy cure may be rolled
on
TO MARRIED LADIES
tis peculiarly suited. It will, Ina short time, bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTI ON.
new Pills Amid sot be takes by Femsdslea daring the
P7RB7 TIMES MOYTHS ePreg•essey, as they ors
wars to bring as Miscarriage, bat at say Garr time Owl
an eye.
In all cases of Narrow and Spinal Affections, Pains In
the Back and Limbs, Feigns on alight esertion,Palpthw
Eon of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other mesas have failed: and al.
though a powerful remedy, do not cantata Iron, calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pa , tags,
which should be carehilly preserved.
tr ng LL DRITOGIST3.
Sole Agent for the U.lk Mates and Canada,
JOB ROSES, Fl Crortlazdt St. New York.
N. 8.—5400 and 0 postage stamps enclosed to soy au
thorised Ligent, will insure a bottle, containing 60 Pills.
sep2r66-ly.
HARTFORD VIRE INSURANCE CO
HARTFORD, CONNECI VITT.
INt7OAPOI ITADIIIO. C4P17.1.6 $1,000,000.
T. C. ALLYN, Prost. G. eOIL, See,
UTTY FIRE niriußmict COXPANY
METEOR% CONNECTICUT.
tirGOIPORITZD 1847. I. I P/T4i..1250.80
WY. E. BARCH, Print. ORO. W. MISTER. &Nei.
INSURANCE in the above old and tell
ibis Comps:dm as be Waned oa application to
R. W. RUMT.L. Afoot.
•
NEW BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.
•
•
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
(VHS UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL-.
LT team their frieodi and the public tltet they
have opened the above baldness. on the net side of the
Lltantood, nut door to Mr. John Meebe's dry goode
store, where they offer fur Sale the best usorted stock
n the trade west of New York. select-NI Loot fur dlf
mod manstractorios and bought at
. •
Reduced Prices, 1.
AND WILL BE SOLD ACOORDIG,T , • • -
•• 4
Special mantel:lu furs
, .
TO THE LADIES. -
•
Without their *roue s bulkier would he 1104Ailld. •
• NOONAN & DOWEL
sokylVeS4f
• BANK NOTICE!
Keystone National Bank of Ea je,
CAPITAL, $150,000,
DIRECTORS:
SMELDILN MARVIN, JOHN W.
SLUM MARVIN, BESTRII TOWN L'Y
O. NOBLE.
• °BANGS NOBLE. President.
JOHN J. TOWN, Cashier.
f
The above bank willbus to opened tor Qs tannicitem
inon on
llfeaday, De& Stly la Ihi g ies' Nock,
Wan dig oliiiiabo St.. Imams Seventh sad
listielbobni7 moor diseoentod.
Now noniund on.Doposit._
Collodion* wad, and monde sownuabod. ..:t.
1011 0 0 2910 . ' -
Daft; Br* 4441W* Notes bought and sotf
labored Plibiloint.nowygo mono' IlinY szlit•i•
A LIIII3IIL dts BKOTIIKR,
retwoarezta Winne eikt
inwite Ae Phew &W e l or fabett Sewing Ilsektnee
.tea best Is un— State between ftb end 9tk Ste,
Me, h. Claw teed, to Ia the fined style.
wour aoTp,L, Waterford. Pa.
Rowe Loam imenarrqs.
Need ationmodadim. oad tandolottostioa otiroa to
tonalett,of gusto. • dlOrdiPale
Invented by the celebrated P. P. Erraw ART; set to Walt or of portable t u r o ,
Tffir new /lunge* is Offered to the public In the ti7nlefeet belief Out it ear •
passes all others In am The Coucty Commissioners, atter eistalolng-a nun, _
ter of lauds, unanimously' adopted this for the Court lions., at the beat thee
bad seen. Its merits tray be briefly statel se follows :
It does not clog by dust and ashes, so as to i ~p ede the draft.
It can beput in t erttct voiking order in Ore minute,' time, no matter 11711,
long It ban b.en In use.
It hal the best radiating rutface of any Furnace constructed, and rt 'litres the
least fuel.
It is. nifty cootrolled and can be anacered by those roast onslalled In su_la
matters, ' , ter very little a:portents. . •
A s'ogle t x.-.ml cation will satisfy any person of its great saperlorlty.
esti at W. W. F Igßet & Co.'s store, and examine It, or send foe a paipli t.
Panora : No 1, s—; No. 2, t.—; No. 3, 3—.
~ P. P. STEWART'S OVEN STOVE.
FOB EMI= AXTAILACITZ OIL DITUIMIOUS* COAL
The Finest Hall, Parlor or Sitting Boon Stove ever Invented
It ebotes up, always bums frr ely, Is perfectly tight, eau be 'leaned Fr
simple turning of the grate, and is complete in all revecta. By the use of ALAI •
threcite cral fire C.O be kept to it all the year round.
Painta : No. 1 , s—; No. 2,1—; No. 3, s—.
Crawford, Christian & Ruth,
Dealers in
GROCERIFS AND PROVISION 2,
Ship Chandlery, Boat Stores, ,
80.7 BEAT77B BLOCK, PARK I:,:te. •
Also, Public Dock; Foot of State Stx\-..1,
Inf. A. cßAwror.D. B. r.
jaa29'6s-tf • J. lITRON WITH.
REMOVAL.
.GROCERIE.S! GROCERIES'.
THE Subscriber has removed his stock
of Groceries from the stand above the Late Sh,ne
Depot to the room In the brick block on State
corner of Fourth, where he will be happy to few :41
friends and customers and all their orders for goods.
stock of Groceries Is large and carfully selected aaJ o
/red at the lowest rates consistent with the °ritual . ils
He Invites all In need of anything in his line lo bums
P. BCtiNki
New Music Store.
•
.• '.-"V 17( ••• '
111. 1111 ,4 4-
••
IS
•
PLANO FORTES AND MELODEONS,
From: the following celebrated
DIANUI"ACTUSBRS
Steinway & Sone, New York .
Won. Bombe & Co, Baltimore, Yd.
Lindeman & Sons, New fork. .
Wm. B. Bradbury, New York.
John B. Dunham. New York.
Grovezteen & Co , New York. •
Geo. A. Prince & Co , Buffalo, N. Y.
Cu l bert, Needham & Co, New York.
Prio's at a Large tiseount below
facturer's Prices. •
PIA'O:OS FROM $250 TO $10(k).
• Also, Instruction Books and Sheet Mute,
All persons wishing a first rate Piano Portent
on, are invited to ma and examine our instranenti ~s
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Reed's Block, State street, neatly opposite the
Onion. ERBINA ri tI I .
Er P. S.—Every Instrument warranted far do: o •
maid and
Keystone Stove Worlo
Tibbali, Shirk & Whitehead,
KLIMPACTIIILLES 01
STOVES lit HOLLOW W A LU'a,
Sirs . large and extensive easottakent of 8t: Ir:A
Wholade and /Wad. -
la a lint•elase Goa! Cook Bt9ro, with or` without • s
- -1014 far buts* orfiroo; Or wood, awl. 4
BETTERIiIii • iITEWART STOVE:
InCIAT MLA?* 1111111rRilie,
sotaii;int;it Poi otteii 810Ner..041,4
OM • mod *Wm Ise Nei it woos, ;:,
. . •
TV are WU ttakittletarhig Oda * *mast 16W I#o
• • Stara for wool—with or witooat resouott
THE BIENT0,11„, -
A I n , open sgoe for Wail. Thbt /a a see Eitove
beautiful :align, sad now for salo--togitrarr slat
large arsortsuent ef ilevalact Oren Coo*
Fazio: Cook for rood or coal, sad Patio/
and Moe Storm, for wood or ooaL
a. It 'II BILLts, D. Baum, W. B. WHAT!' a%'
Kras; Jan. 12, 1963—ti.
THE IJNDERSIONED HAVE OPEN.
an a Clothing Store, on Ow corner of lfoirth at 3
State streets, where they prorose to kin always tt
hand u good an a wortment of Clothing as can be found
in the city, made in the oast wanner from the best m . •
and eo gobbed as le *Cord satiefitetion to t!
moot critical cn.tomer. I . ..rticular attention will I -
paid to Custom Work, in which branch we propose t
excel all other establishments in the city: We will a. •
ways keep a One stock of Cloths, Caminaenee, Pedlars.
ko , from which customers can Beloit to. the rary best
advantage.
' • Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Of every description. compneing all articles in Coat lice.
The Clothing of Boys will also be um& •epeolalltr. efn
us a call. Iia3B2IIIILAN
tiro. B/arrsYalr. Assure SLlkatimumi.
Lass Cutter with 11.,1(ooh. jeltf 6.•tt
ROOl l lllO
to rolls ready to be ualled down. adasindt sel
Fostoria and Buildings 0( all tied,; construct*: .4
mite:Hats that hate stood the tat of Etas yeah.
manufactured on as entirely Whitest awl' better ye,u
than any other courpoattloa rooting to la. gamaraki t
west Vary dant& sad at low rice.
___Cinrabus go,
Naples seat toe Irtimmil. ReaDY ROOVIIIG 00.
•011111 Fly • NI. T 3 Maid's Lass,ll4, Toil&
•
W. W. PiEItCE
GZO. , I. arcont,
- .
w. PlEltet, ,
Wholesale and :teat' d alias In
lI,A,4IIDARE AND HODS
_FURNISHING GOODS ?
OrnAir.:of &ate and Ninth Streets,
. •
maim, pio,.;'
Na to t o o t ti t rortil attat '3ll tO tbapacjtip,t
elm to their st.tkk's , . .
Dried and Sealed Fruita,
PAINTS & 011.3,
Rats, PENN,A.
THE IRON GAT.te
To it
New 'Clothing Store.
~, .