he trit Wu* Obotiver
ERIE, PA., DEC. 14. 1865.
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0- Interesting reading matter
_on erery,
a of this week's issue.
twat:D.—Any of our subscribers baying
pits of the Oasenvas of May 28th, 1865
111 confer tiding favor and be liberally re
a b
rded y seng them to the office.
4-2irt
Ser I,:l2lllLY.—hewers. Beadle tk.Co., of
ew York city, have commenced the publics
)a of a new periodical entitled "Beadle'p
oothly, a Magazine of To-day." It is ex.
vively illustrated and contains much en
ruining reading, among which we do not
the a rticle on reconstruction, in the lest
ri . The past vomit' of the publiehers ip
!vir e enough that they will make this
leeriment prosper,
NOW OWNERS, ATTIATION.--As this is
. goon of the year when people usually
tter their leases, and a great deal of pro
r y,, changes hands, we remind our r4derei
t....
sts vai plete stoat of blanks for almost
0 , ?c qopi is kept for sale at the Observer
,e oat assortment of Deeds, Mortgages,
riev ais for the Sale of Land Leaves, &0.,
ir „ t e !urpassed anywhere. ,
We have
s
n r bt and Common Leases on hand, so
s:pirties can take their choice. tf.
6:vgi'S LADY'S BOOK.—The January num
trcf !big favorite publication reached us
; , t reek in advance of all the other monthlies.
‘ , sor iendid copy,end gives token of inoreas
xtree in the volume for 1866. We would
our friends that now is the beet time
; e:mteence taking the Lady's Book. By
pe eing at the first number of the year,
',whine in the volume is obtained complete,
•i the disappointmint of missing • parts of
,tries, &c. is rot experienced. We will pro.
tee year's subscription for any of our pat
upon their remitting us two dollars and
17 cent,'
DIM or lioN. MADISON Buitswm—linn
I,h § ma Burnell, of Jamestown, Chautauqui
y , died suddenly in the streets of
:,t at seven o'clock in the evening
inst. lie had been suffering from a
of the kidneys of long standing, which
6:rioted his life. We have not the data for
, m ighie obituary of Mr Burnell. lie was s
sTer o f more than ordinary grasp and vigor
sod one of the ablest and purest
i t w f uern New York. Of late years he
"b e n little in public life; but he com•
se the enfoleace and respect of all who
Der hilt, and Ilia lo3s will be deeply felt in
.e elmeriunity where he lived.—Bui/k/o Cou-
\IT Ilnroell was inttmately known to nearly
err citizen of our county residing in the
nstiLtaitern portion. He was formerly a
hig, but on the organization of the Aboli
..n party joined the Democracy, and has been
active laborer in its ranks ever since. For
e pa.t three years, he bee visited our coun
in etch successive eampaign, and delivered
eenbea at various points. He was a corn
ere coaster of sarcasm, and exceeded in that
effect soy person we have ever heard Al
, crh an ultra partisan, his frankness of
Tam and fearlessness of expression gave
=the general reputation of a thoroughly
nes: man, and there will be many, even
org his fiercest political foes, who will
:erelY regret to hear of his lose.
FM; roc SALE.—We call special attention
the advertisements of farms for sale in
. week's paper
lr John Martin offers_ to sell a first elan!
of fifty-two sores, in Harbor Creek
ship, on easy terms
Ir. Arnold Jordan wishes to dispose of his
_ of fifty-six acres,in Harbor Creek town-
Or Thos. Cavanagh has a splendid proper
;) !ell, situated at a convenient distance
the city, and having superior improve--
upon it.
;r particulars in regard to each of these
reifies, we refer to the advertisements.
pile On tbis.subject, we will mention that.
oaseaysa is every week becoming more
more of a favorite as a medium for the
ertisement of real estate and public sales
ost every issue of the paper presents re
el proofs of this assertion. We would
remind persons in the country who have
telly to sell of the advantages of notify
:ve public of the same through the columns
% n.w4paper. Whatever the article may
it is de-tired to sell, whether it is real
.te. live stock, agricultural implemen is or
, ehold farnitnre, in nine oases out of ten
erv.l advertisement of the same will ro
e them to be disposed of at a better price
n it ibso are not advertised.
Prrrm; rP Srov■ Pings —This is the sea
f toe year, remarks a cotemporary, that
tn.!t teen's souls "—family men, we me•.n.
particularly. A hundred and one things
v. be attended to " immediately " or there
%tilde in the household We can stand it
rutting up the stoves. Pr^fanity is
:ttlen4ib'e—it is disgusting—it shows il'
!:11—it is evidence of a bad disposition;
IMO is ever excusable for using ex
t”Te .pithets :it is at the time when he
;et the confounded stovepipe to fit. We
, tnn hesitation in giving our testimony
:•:e person who holds at arm's length
:'7llre of stovepipe, and after two dozen
^edul attempts to make a connection,
^9hling his fingers six or eight times,
mtt soot all over the parlor carpet ,
!et y baring the whole thing fa* down
: 7 .4: the contents of the centre table.
I '...eng down the pet boy of the family
tt l ititate with tears in her eyes and
mi , ;icted on her countenance; we say
tn:t t ease, if a man won't swear a blue
is the most amiable chap in the
as deserves to have a certificate for
'!o^ril character. framed in guilt, and
.:r - Ter the head of his bed during his
~ f l;oence
-/1:1 nit Om REGIONS.—The Titusville
-1 :tei!! this story : On Tuesday last a
~.r.to of the Baltimore Conference was
horte , Jack from Pithole to Titusville.
nearly reached Pleasantville, and Was
-LI quietly along humming a psalm tune.
I ran stepped into his path and seizing
..rte's bridle, presented a revolver at the
and demanded his money. Nothing
cteened, the traveler remarked that he
poor Methodist preacher and had
money, but would give up all be
The robber made no reply, hut main
' hill threatening position, and patiently
.'4i!or the conference mac to disgorge.-
-" t'zinie eyed the freebooter pretty earn
-.. 7. tc,l remarked with great solemnity.
"i em have my money, friend, but for
like, and for your own soni's sake,
"sp the huPinese of highway robbery."—
:: treehnoter dropped his pistol at his side
voice trembling with deep emotion
" You can pass on !"
t ofornistion of those of our readers
}Ars buginess with our Represesta
W sgton, we state that Mr Soo
:41 retidense in that city ia it the Avenue
•tut
rte= or Local
At Austin's More le the pities to buy jewelry
.nd fancy articles for the holiday.. Capt. A.
las a large variety on hand from which to
select.
Beware of people who owns telling you of
the faults of your friends. Be sure they will
be just as ready to tell others of the faults
you posses•.
Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island, who has
many admirers here, will deliver the next
lecture of the course, on Thursday !meting.
December 21st.
The piece to buy dry goods cheap is at Bell
At Warner's. They are receiving an enormous
vook of new goods, which•were bought at a
favorable period, and can therefore be sold at
a great reduction from old prices.
There are five theatres in the oil region,
located at Meadville, Corry, Oil City, Pithole
end Franklin. Two of theM have adopted
the pretentious and meaningless title "Acad
emy of Music."
In boring the side of a mountain near Ethel
field, Warren county, en exchange says, a coal
bed was penetrated eleven feet thick. This
is thirty miles nearer Lake Erie than so work
able a bed has yet been found. -
We are gratified to find that our views of
President Johnson's policy are thoroughly con
mend in by all the Democrats whoa we have
conversed with. The Democrats of Erie coun
ty know too well what real Democracy is,to be
culled by a sham article, like that which An
drew Johnson offers to peddle.
A well known laborer named Charles Love,
attempted to cross the Front street caul
bridge, on Saturday night, while in a state of
intoxication, and by some accident fell
through. He was found dead oa Sunday
morning, and a Coronor's inquest held upon
the body. About $4O were in his pocket.
Mr. Couldock, the eminent actor, who de
lighted our people br i his fine renderiniof us_
eral popular parts, two -winters ago; is now,
with his daughter, pe•forming in Corry for a
limited season., We hope they will be induced
to visit Erie before long.
Mr. Nick, the druggist at the corner of
State and Seventh streets, is expeting to re
ceive some live 'Upton, from New Orleans,
which he intends keeping in his store as a
curiosity. Mr. N. hu at present a fine aqua
rium in operation, Which being on exhibition
In hie show window attract, considerable at.
ten tion.
Navigation on tha i lake has almost ceased,
and at this port business has come nearly to
a close for the season. No arrivals or depar
tures of vessels have taken place for several
days. The canal boats have all or nearly all
stopped running.
We are indebted to Messrs. J. A. Howell St
Co , of Jefferson, Ohio, the publinhers,for the
following piece of new music: "The Battle
in the Clouds, song and chorus, inscribed to
the Army of the Cumberland ; written by Wm.
D ilowelle, 11. S. consul at Venice, and unl
oosed by Mr. Beller."
The Siamese Twins, Chang and Eag, after
having been absent from "public life" for
thirteen years, have commenced giving exhi.
bitiono again, and are to be at Corry oa Sa
turday We presume they will not neglect to
visit Erie.
A man named Andrew Agnew. in the em
ploy of Wilson Moore. Esq., of Waterford.
was driving a team from the latter plaee to
qpringfield, on Tuesday of last week, and
when near Mc6.an, by some accident IMP
thrown under the wagon. the wheels of which
passed over his chest, killing him almost in
stently. He had no family, his wife having
died some time ago.
An accident occurred on Sunday morning
"bout four o'clock, ten miles west of Sunbury.
Pa., to the express train on the Philadelphia
Ft Erie railroad, which left this city on Sc
turday afternoon By some manner, as yet
unexplained, the baggage car caught fire and
was totally consumed. together with all the
baggage of the passengers. The amount of
loss is unknown. The mail train goiiig west.
on the same road, on Saturday, came in col—
lision with a freight train, near Williamsport.
One man bad his leg broken, and some dam
age was done to the cars.
The new fifty oent counterfeits, says an
sxchange, can be distinguished by the absence
of the ttE " from the name of Oen. F. E
qpinner. People who may have wondered
what the queer looking scrawl at the bottom
of the national money means, will remember
hereafter that it stands for that gentleman's
signature. It must be acknowledged, though,
that it looks more like a chicken's tracks
than a man's writing.
We learn from the Pithele daily &nerd
thak the Pcit Office in that tt city " was
broken into on Sunday evening and three
bags, containing the mail for New York, the
Eastern and Northern States, and Eastern
Pennsylvania, taken. The entrance was
effected through one of the rooms in the new
wing of the Chase House, in which is a win
dow connected with the post office. The sum
of $56.000 was in the mail bags, the property
of three men alone, and tl.e full amount lost
was probably between $75,000 and $lOO,OOO
A liberal reward is offered for the detection
the guilty parties "
The building of the new Reed House, we
are informed, will cost about $lBO.OOO. Gen.
Reed, it is said, intends furnishing the build
ing himself, so that no difficulty *ill be likely
so be experienced in securing a landlord The
rurniture, &c., is expected to cost about
3:10,000 more, making the entire costs2lo,ooo
The regular teem of the court for civil busi
ness (which does not mean that the parties
engaged are always civil) has been in session
'luring the week. Judge DericksOn presiding
A large number of persons have been in at
, endance, but the cases tried have not been of
oh sracter to make them interesting to the
outside public.
The Titusville Herald proposes .s
Convention, to include representatives of
the press throughout Northwestern Pennsyl
vanis—say the counties of Erie, Crawford
Mercer, Venango and Warren—to be held at
Nfeadville, (which is the most' central point)
on the 17th of January, the birthday of Ben- ,
jamin Franklin." We heartily endorse the
suggestion of a convention, but. matters of as
important personal nature would prevent us
from attending on the date mentioned. Say
some day in February and we will be with
you.
Our young lady readers may be surprised
to hear that the present style of wearing the
hair in nets was practised by the wild Karens.
in Burmab, more than thirty years ago. In a
letter which Mr. Judson wrote, thirty-four
years age, he said: "On one Karen lady I
counted between twelve and fifteen necklaces
of all colors, sizes and materials. Three au
the average. Brass belts above the ankles
rings of all sorts on the lingers; bracelets on
the wrists and arms; long instruments of
some metal perforating the lower part of the
ear by an immense aperture, and reselthlr
nearly to the shoulder : fancifully constructed
hogs eneloriog the hair, and miepeoded from the
back part of the heed, not to speak of the-0114.
meatal parts of their clothing, constituted the
fashion sad the too of the fair Mareaeseee."
HOMO, emrettlaire a ester 4,
tonate oil men, has recently donated 8 tract
of 200 a cres of laud in Mercer aunty, worth
$20.000, for the purpose of establishing a,
Home for Friendless Children. He intends
Rooting upon it buildings worth $lOO,OOO,
and capable of accommodating from four to
five hundred innutos. lite. Watson. another
wealthy tied philanthropic citizen of Mercer
aunty, will add a contribution of $50,000 to
that tarnished by Dr. Egbert. The ground
for the edifies Is to be broken esrly in the
spring. The control of the institution is to
be under the joint auspices of the Northern
Home of Philadelphia, and a board of officers
to be - chosen from Western Pennsylvania. It
is designed to be a great Worn institution,
although open to friendleu children from all
parts of the State. The enmity of Dr.
Egbert and Mr. Watson cannot be too warmly
praised. ?boy are among the few enormously
wealthy men who know how to , make a sensi
ble use of'their money.
The Dispatch "charges that the charter of
the Union & Titusville railroad has been sold
out by pasties in this city who owned the
controlling interest, to a company of specula
tors who do not propose to extend the road
to Erie." It gives the sum paid, and names
some of the persons alleged to be concerned
in the bargain and sale. We shall await far•
then developments with interest.
We regret to learn that Mr. W. J. Winfield
has resigned the foremanship of Perry Fire
company, which position he has occupied from
the organization of the company, to the entire
satisfaction of the members and the public.
Mr. W. is a practised and vigilant fireman,
who has few superiors. Under his lead Perry
company has grown up to be one of our most
useful and popular organisations, and his
resignation will leave a vacancy which it will
be found difficult to supply. Our Young fire
department cannot well afford to lose men of
his stamp. ,
Another smuggling dodge upon the Cana
dian border has jut been detected. An unn
anal number of coffins have been brought
across the line of late for interment on the
American aide. Last week the United States
revenue officer insisted upon " seeing the
corpse," alter the coffin was landed, against
the earnest protests of the stricken relatives,
when, instead of a defunct body, the coffin
was found filled with costly silks.
To aid and support his local press, a co
temporary says, should be the aim of every
true Democrat. By many faithful men it is
considered a sacred duty. The Democratic
press of this State has au arduous work to per
form. Many scarcely manage to live,because
the Democrats are lukewarm and refuse to toe
the mark like honest men ; while the few that
are prosperous are only madieo by unceasing
labor on the part of their publishers. There
is no doubt of the fact, that the fate of the
Democratic party rests with rte local presses.
If supported, they are given life and strength
—if uocared for, they die. We appeal to all
true Democrats, who have the interests of
their country at heart, to strengthen their lo
cal presses.
The Easton Argus rays, with truth :
"Without exception, the' meanest of all
Dublieations leaned in this country is Harper's
Weekly Pictorial, which is thrust under the
eyes of every man whit travels fifty miles on
a railroad train. Pretending to be a literary
mar, it is filled every week with the most
senseless, illiberal, unjust and untruthful at
tacks on the Democratic party, resorting to
pictures to help the dirty work. No Democrat
ohnuld touch it. We have respect fora manly.
nut spoken. honest Republican paper, but the
men who, like the Harpers, sail under fairs
color., are no better than common swindlers."
The most arrant knave and liar we know of
is that widely quoted individual, "They Say."
" They Say " does more mischief than all the
other trouble makers combined. "They Say"
is at the bottom of almost every quarrel, of
.very scandal and of almost every case of un
happiness. Let each and every one of our
readers beware of having anything to do with
"They Say."
The Sunbury Democrat says it is useless to
make any more experiments in two trains try
ing to pass each other on the same track.
The last trial was made just above that town
and proved a complete failure, both engines
being smashed up.
Mr, A. M. Folger, who hu been principal
of the East Ward school for about three years,
has resigned that position, and intends to es.
tabltsh a select school for young ladies and
gentlemen. Mr. F. has been pre eminerly
successful as a teacher, and will unquestion
ably receive, as he richly deserves, a liberal
patronage.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church of
Waterford will bold a Fair, in Washington
commencing Tuesday, Dee.. 18, and to
continue two days. The proceeds are to be
used in procuring a bell for the church.
Hos. 0. Velum' Cucuta.—This gentleman,
who now represents_ the Crawford district in
Congress has recently become one of the
(moue men of this part of the State. His
residence is at Meadville. His extensive
business transactions in the oil regions ren
der his name as " familiar as household
words "in all portions of the Northwest. He
is one of the wealthiest men in this section.
fortnns being estimated at from half a
million to two million dollars. An exchange
thus pithily sketches the leading incidents of
his career:
He was a Buckeye boy, son of Dr. Culver,
of Logan—ambitious for college education,
but parental finances more limited than the
number of the boys prevented his graduat
ing. He became a Banker, came to Mead
ville, took charge of the Crawford county
Bank, in 1869, • depleted acd consumptive
corporation, set It upon its legs and conducted
it out of the woods and placed it on a solid
basis, with a large prolt to himself and his
associates in Meadville. Since then he has
established the Third National Bank in New
York and has been largely instrumental in
farniebing banking facilities at several points,
in and near the Oil Regions. A gentlen.an
in Meadville Informed me that Culver once
remarked that if his efforts should be success
ful at that place, be should take pleasure in
expending every dollar he made in that city,
within its bounds. The remark was forgotten
by others until he bad, besides giving away
$36.000 to other objects, made Allegheny
College a magnificent gift of a hundred thous -
tad dollars! To this finanoi&l ability and al
most unequalled generosity, are added a cut
'Jested mind, fine taste, unquestionable in
tegrity and a capacity for grist enterpris a.
THEATIII.—The Theatre in Farrar Hall has
bad good audiences each.night, though not so
large as we expected from the reputation of
the Buchanan'. On Friday evening the
"Merchant of Venice " will be played, Mr.
Buchanan taking the part of " Shylook," and
on Saturday eveniug the popular performance
of " Pi'an'o," with Mr. B. as " Bolls." The
company will close their lesson here on Sat•
urday.
TEANKICIIVING •? Minn.—We learn that
an enterprising lady residing at Union, re
cently gave birth to an Infantile male gau
ntly. The importune of securing early
railioad connection with that rapidly growing
town is beooming every day more apparent.
It is. indeed, the oryity seensity of the than.
—Manville Reedit.
Ex-President Pierre -wee- baptised and
confirmed in the Eptempal church, at
Concord, N. II„ on Sunday last.
- • -- -3fewe.of the- Weak.
It is elated that the ez-Confederate See
rotary of the Navy, Mallory, is soon to be
tried before a civil btu's'.
Daring the year ending the 30th of June
last, 485.000,000 letters passed through the
United States mails. at a coat to the wri
ten of $13.986.350 87. The average is 20
letters for every inhabitant.
Roger A. Pryor, well known as a gener-
al in the rebel army. and member of the
federal and rebel Congress, has retired
from public life, and is now practicing law
in New York, having opened an office in
Nassau street.
The number of rebel prisoners captured
and paroled by us during the war amount
ed to 329,000. The number of Union
prisoners captured by the rebels during
the war is stated to have been one hund.
red and fifty eeven thousand.
The resignations of the following named
officers have been accepted by the Presi
dent, to Asks effect from the dates an
nexed to eieh name ; Major General John
A. Dix. United States Volunteers, Nov.
30. 1865 ; itajorGeneral Benjamin F. But
ler, United States Volunteers, November
30, 1865.
Gen. Logan, says a Washington special,
will only go as Minister to Mexico if :issue
ed by the President that the policy of this
Government is to be decided.
Controller Clark of the Currency Bu
reau has decided that ladies cannot act as
directors of National banks, as the laws
do not recognize them as citizens.
Geo. W. Gale, who offered a reward for
the assassination of Mr. Lincoln, has given
bonds at Montgomery, Ala., to appear
when called fnr.
A German girl named Katrina Borke,
died last week, at the residence of her
step mother, No. 126 Meadow street, Ho
boken. from the effects of Paris green;
taken by her for the purpose of self de
struction. She was employed in a milli
need' ellen, and was charged with baying
stolen $5 from her employer and dis
charged. She soon after returned and
begged to be taken back, but her former
mistress refusing. she swallowed the poi
son that caused her death.
It is stated that the Illinois members
urge the donation of $lOO 000 to Mrs. Lin
ado, and that this amount will probably
be recommended by the select committee
to whom this subject was referred. - Of
course.
On Thursday last the Hon. F. E. Spin
ner, United States Treasurer, received a
letter containing $l5, from a lady who
presented it, to him as her contribution
toward liquidating-the war debt. Goodness
gracious, what a simple-minded female she
must be.
The Nashville Banner contains an ac
count of a party of guerrillas committing
deprelations upon the residents of La
vergne, Tenne see. They bold the town
for an hour, but were finally dispersed by
the military.
Judge Johnson. of the Jefferson coun
ty. Ky., Circuit Court, has declared the
slave law of Kentucky null and void, in
consequence of the adoption by three
fourths of the States of the anti-slavery
amendment to the Constitution. General
.Palmer has issued a proclamation &dar
ing that slavery -has ceased to exist in
Kentucky.
The reception of Gen. Grant at Savan
nah seems to have been rather a tame af
fair. Says the RepttPlean, in concluding A
description of it : " Thus ended the tame
event of the season—the visit of Lieut.
(en. U. S. Grant to the commercial em
porium of Georgia. We never remember
witnessing so cold, inanimate and cheer
less a reception as was tendered the 'great
military hero of the age, and we were led
to exclaim,." Sie transit Owlet mundi."— Tri
bune.
The Fenian Brotherhood have had a
serious rupture. and the Cabinet and the
Senators have begun a little warfare, mak
ing most grave charges of dishonesty and
fraud against each other. A Fenian Con
gress is to be convened in New York early
next month, but from present indications
the movement has been so badly crippled
by internal dissensions as to seriously dam
age its prospects for the future.
The Houston Talearaph, of the let inst.,
renorta the arrest, by Gen. Gregory, of M.
Elmore, late a Colonel in the Confederate
States army, on the charge of using dogs
to catch a negro, and falsely imprisoning
him. A writ of habeas corpus was serried
on Gen. Gregory. who resnected it but
asked an extension until January 15 to
answer It. so that be might receive instruc
tions from Washington in regard to the
matter. Col. Elmore was released upon
giving heavy bail.
An inquest was held last week on the
body of A. F. Keenan, a tailor, who com
mitted suicide in New York. by taking a
dose of laudanum. Disappointment in
love and annoyance at a serious impedi
ment in his speech were the causes as
signed. Keenan was an Englishman and
a contributor to the columns of the Siznday
Mercury.
A leading Congressman from New Eng
land, says a Washington special. had an
interview with the President on Saturday.
when the latter expressed the belief that
Congress and the Executive could har
monize on a plan of reconstruction. The
President, however, expressed his fears
that, under the lead of Mr. Stevens, the
House would take a polition which it
could hold.
New Advertisements.
F !UK— !SISTERS OF CHAILIT V.
A Tait will be held at Farr Hell. 60 the 20th of Ds
comber,
•
for the Purpose oniniarging the Eloe r ib i t. on
lcuriliet.eek under the ante of the *lst es of Charity
As the number of inmates are coneantly increasing.
they art anifwiag great ineoneenie.os for wart of room
in the building they now clumpy. Any contributions
from the citizens of Cris will he thankfully received.
•016441.
SHICRKIR,
ACM= Fall nICX11:1 gaol. and Daaacw k
Co •• Plano Forts, the beat now wade. and Wawa k
Hanalln's eabloot Organs old Pianos taken t o exc h ange .
Manna tuned. Reshlesee. Union 1111113, Zito Co., Pa.
.ditel4l4 2m.
AUSTIN'S JBWELBY
MEI
FANCY GOODS STORE
Pamir= Braiding. No. 22 ?Firth Park Moo,
ERIE, PA
An elegant stock of Fashinrable Goode for the Rondos
no• opening at the old st.tod. The largest and
Aneet variety of desirable
GOLD AND SILVER ARTICLES, PL tTED WARM,
And Taney Goods teaseslly aver 'Tend in this city. a
.arall advance. Call and see.
dsel4.3m• 1. X AUSTIN.
F IRST' CLAIM PARR FOR MALL
andersigne6 offers for mile hi' Farm in Harbor
Cur Irbp.. on the Barialo rout, 4f mires from Erie city
and half a mile from Weeleyville, adjoining that of Ben
Junin Chambers. It °lmbrium 60 acres of superior land,
well watered, level audio 6r t rat* order. A large or.
ehard of Irene., fruit le on the promises. The improve
mints consist of a new twn•ato v awe Dwelling Hones,
two good Barna and all the neeessary out bnlldinp.
Terms of payment will be OW. Apply to
1:16V WAUGH,
or II A. DAVENPORT.
detl4ll3 'm. Erie City.
ADMIX STEATOItiS NOTittlf.
Latter r f Administration on the adobe of D•or7
Kendall due d. late of North Klit tp c oun ty. A L ,
bade; been vented to the undersigned: Notice le bele•
by eve* b all persona bating Oahu menet the mid
Wale to moment t em. duly authenticated, for settle.
weak sad all indebted to the same are requested to
make immediate paYniolit•
J. L. BROOKINS.
8178 AN UND4LL,
North Kilt, Dee 1t... SAO Adailaditrators.
CITY AND COUNTY etpjawilynto.
JOHN H.' MIL'. AR
pi falhprnamd to west soy ,rude, sa d mina * mr .
Here of lOU SO Out lots of the city, and the Trade
the nehout the county.
Having hero for man, Team employed so city mid noon
ty irarreyor. be bows bar* to refer to all the torment and
tattoo a men who bane beretofote employed him
' Particular attestlen Riven to Mapping. Mat, fipeell
amps. inn bravo prepared on the 'horsed notion.
All onion lott at T. A. %ekes dors, comer of Moth
sad Pros& oboe&
14, Prouret l 7 attend*/ to.
sgs..Decisates 11181.
~F X g r A . ,I .W ♦
With its eonatel low, font
THE BROAD 017 AGE DOUBLE. TRACK ROUTE
NEW TORE. PROTIORNOR. BO WON. NNW RAVEN
BARTIORge. BRIOORPORT. TALI: INTER,
STOCEtON. NEWPORT.
And all the prtanipel T.waa and COW§ in Nair Ras land.
SAVING 23 NILES IN DISTANCE I
Via. Pantie*. BMW* or Salamanca to New To:k.
wmotrz auwas or coAcins!
Until further notice, Train's will van as Libya
Leave Mantles-7 00 a. tt. Expreer Nall; 4.20 r. u.
Night repress; 6.10 P. N. Ciaolanati Negras .
L og y. Fliliwium...s.3l • N. Dar itspriie; 926 • . ■
Fosse Mail: 700 P x. Night !:rem; 9.21 P.
Cicerinnati Rep tag
LSAT, laidilibr.-5 00 I. a. Day IC:press; tg i A. V. E 2
porn Mar; 6.06 r. N. Night Nuprese; 10 40 r. a.
Clucturrati gloom
Arrive at *Jew York-10.20 r. x Day Vapreise; 707 A. at
Monologs Wall; 12/0 •41 Night tigress; 4.11 g.
Cincinnati Zsprese. 1
The 6 OA P. is. Train from BMW° will ran May, all
others dolly merept Ploodays. All time lisitazday ran
directly through to Mew Yo r k.
8.4, 0 sod throug h
Magiand Paamagers can memo tick
AI La. Nvw York. without additional ecet and have
eh~io et all Rail or Soon 1 Steamers to destination.
When Oevesary testae on this millway will wait ?NCI
slot'st6 for Western trine and sake regular murals(
time through to New Vult
The bat Ventilatesd and mostLeurnrhonalseoplag Oars
rd Tin WORLD are In nes on this railway. and f els
nue. and eremr e ert are norqueled. Only Brood Gear
geoids sifted scellebatt mono for the Imremod Rimminr
Cotshae. hew Coriless. free from dororith dy trains.
and smiler earn with all trains. %wan ohseksd
th:someh and fare slow I sue low as bT an other rmlse-
Tv' ASK TOR TrKT,Ti Vlll. ERIC RAILWAY,
which'
can bs obtained at al principal .tkloot Glom
Sionth-west. West and worth Wart.
Chime° Ofline. 64 mark Stri442.—A, D. ggilth, now
Agimit; E. Fold. Vr*lcht Amt.
Nan York Oillee, '4O Hmadway.—Charlee P. Craig,
Heket • ear! A R. Ward height Want-
Roston Meow 16 State Sbeet.--/oha 8. Dunlap. V. Z.
sprang WV. R. DARR, Veal Past. eiet, New York.
H:HT^HIA, Heal Poet, New York.
dael4'6s.
MIEWNIUM
THEATRE EVERY EVENING,
J. C. MT L..
The wed rennireedTreiredlan and Commedirane,
Mr. M'KEAN & Mies VIRGINIA BUCHANAN
The greatest llTing 1112tilte.
rzi DAT !TIMM. flzc. 16, REA lIISPIAIN'S Esarrletn.
Pier, or 4 ACM
THE 11111,CHANi OF VENICE.
abylook Vaasa Baehanan
Portia Wise Virginia Buchanan
To coucluda with Coe Lapsable rnedy,
USED UP.
Sir Chas. Coldstream Masan Buchanan
Barcauku ETIS., Drc. te, TIII LAST ♦rraaaancn,
PIZ ♦RHO.
Rolls—.Wrenn Buchanan
Mica Firgiaia Buchanan
Mpg OF THE WOODS.
The Jibbenainosay Bruises Buchanan
Tell. Doe Mit Virginia Buchanan
dcel4l-1t
"[HON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
Principals
P. W. Jammu. J. C. Berms. A. Y . Amts. Coinage.
Collette Railding.Cktrntr Arn and Rt. Pair Sta. -
c o G er . Rending. Odd Yellow's Building. ilth St.
id Collage Building. Nos 24 and 24 Rt. Clair S.
Aintrrum roe run Waal ISDIZO DEM 9, 1991.
J. T. Patten. Rartotown, Crawford Co. Ta.
J. Q. Tanana/hie. Monorarabota City, Wash. Co., Pa.
J. R. Peery, Rartstown Cray/Lad Co. Pa.
I. R. Filler. Flannonsbarg,
W. Y. Resent n. Jamestown. Worm Co., Pa.
J. R. atellon. coquettes Borough. Allsgtteny Co., Pa.
B. R. Gls a. RemitiffinUs ado ;
a. B. Rook, Ude 'retrain. Loyalist* Co., Pa.
T. J. 061, It nethorn. eat Co . Pa
D. R. Calhoun, Werth Jaekson, Yawning Co., 0.
A. R King. treaty, rot. Co.. 0.
N. Purdun Chill meth*. Rases CO., R.
n. Res. J C. Co., 0.
W. J. Gil ore Wilkiusbarg, Alleshony Co.. Pa.
T P. Landis. Tarrentunt. as
J. R Leolthort, Shama. Mares, Co., Pa.
T. W- Onr, Tonng:town, Mahoning C0. :. 0.
n D. Jonas. - go
R. a. Waltere,Rhiprensburg. Comb. Co Pa.
P. 0 paw.% Rbeadmar. Cambria Co., Pa.
R B Maeebtotar. Allegheny Co., Pa.
P. Rateer. Alliebeny City. Pa
R. R. Trani. IC Tairti Id, col. Ca., O.
J. R. flannelly. Weeloy„ Veneer° Co., Pa.
W 0. Shttlde, Went Ind. Co Pa.
J. N We.t Newton, Allan Co., 0.
J. R. Poe., AA, Hardin Co 0
J. W. Ihaw, Oil City, Penang, Co..
For terms and infennation 'animating the College,
address, JENICINS, SMITH k COW LRY.
Pittsburg. Pa.
EBTR•Y.
m• to the premise of the end reigned. is Will Creek
township &ant one milt south-esst from Sae' Vinare,
A STEER CALF, about Ivrea months old The owner
is reenettsd so some forward, prove Dropertr. pow charg
es and take the same away, or it will be disposed of so.
ending to law.
deele 3w. GiORGE BILLING,
AINNINISTRA'TOB'S NOTICB.
Letters of . Adeninlit•aticn en the estate of Robert
Spence, deed late of IteK•an tp., gee Co.. Pa, having
been granted to the I:indent/rod; Notice's hereby given
to all Indebted to raid seta's to wake bennedlate paw
meat. end those having claims spinet the same will
present them. duly autbpatiescod, for rettlemat
McKean, Dec 14. 1E65 her! TROMAS IIeENDE.
1713=3
NSW GROCERY NTORII.
IiMZ=MUI;iMi;SI
EAST SIDE OF STATE 117...1111 HOUSE ,PORTS
OF RAILROAD BRIDGE.,
Whim they Wend koppliut • toll =POT nt
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
NUT*, CROCKERY wan,
Yankee Notto•s, Willow IV.we, Confectionaries
Tnbat= and agars.
And everything asaally oa hand In an estabdshasent
of the ant.
Alway■ on band a stock of Fresh Optima of the Beat
Brands, at lowest market pries*.
Wien determined to otter mind adamant' aany
other dealers in the city. and Invite the üblie to can.
confident that 1.• can the entire as n.
dee la' e& -t! T. A. WEBBER Rs RJR.
NEW FIRM.
Juneau P. Crook, baring taken to his son, :MN
la ► partner. on the let dal of April, task under the tem
mime of Pilaw P. CRAM/ tt SON &Wrest* have a set
Clement of hie old amounts. All parsons Inecnrine them
seam indebted to him are requested to call -sad settle
without delay.
JAMES P. CROOK & SON,
ROUGH & PLANED LUMBER
AND 1•1177/01117101.21 07
.•
Windy" flub. Trauma, Doors and Blinds, Mouldings
and Picket Pave% Seenll Sawing. Matching and
Planing done to order.
Shop on Peach St, Between 4th and 6th Sta., Kris, Pa.
we respeethdly eall the attention of tho 'piano to 0111
factlitlu for dolor work to the heel of style, promptli
and on revonable tonne. Baying ettyd up entlorlto soe
she" with aspertor stunner), we Mel posadent of
thine entire eatisfhatlan.
ErOrdere from abroad will moan prompt attention
mi2dlll —ht. - JANIS F. CROOK & SON.
F 41111ERE' HOTEL,
CORNER Of TRENCH k PUTS 81111179, ERIN
M. F. WORDEN,
The above Hotel having bees thorouehlp refitted, le
now open to the seeommodatlon of the public.
Strict attention will be eves to =hp all gusto co
Portable
• I tack will run regularly to all the trains.
The Edinboro and wattibun stare leave this Rotel
ted.
A abate of the public patronage is
M reepeefti so
WO
lly lici-
. T. RDZW
spop64S-tt J. 8. DUNN .
NO EXCUSE FOR SCRATCHING.
The certainty with which .11 kinds of Itch and erup
tive dinars* generally ran be eared by natag Carter's
axtraot of Dandelion and Bittwriweet and Yellow Oint
ment leaves no exclave for scratching. either in private
or online. The habit is dlagn-ting and may at well lw
sioppsd Three preparations can be had of allreeneet:
able druggists. no2-lins
NE W URECERY.
JACOB BOOTZ
Would respoetfullv annonwe to the people of Ma any
tad toasty, that he hiaa opened •
NEW GROCERY STORE,
0111 the West Std. of Pisa Street, a Short Masao,
South piths Like Shots Depot,
Mai lin will keep on hand s large assortannt of
.GROCERIES,
PROTISIONR, WOOD AND WILLOW WADI, ALOUD
And amyl thing mall; kept la a And elms stan
MAO,
WINg, sure CIDER AND LIQUOR
Tb• highest Marto. PAW paid for Prodoee, IS a an
It dinned.
r:r Giro ins a eel. if foe vi.h to mare raid tzar
isms. • 1 pinto 'spoil t° mil ae Leer, If not baerer.than
any other store In lb. eity. nirlredtr.
AmanicApi Houma.
SOUTH WEST CORNER OT THE PARR k STATE WT.,
ERR, PA.
JOHN DIIINCAN, PROPRIETOR.
The nadarelgood basins talon &arse of tbs above
will•known Hotel and matted it in engem style,
speettally solicits sham of lb* path@ patennaga. ?ems
reasonable, and weotialledatiotl• aqua
t w o Win Use
city,
Er For the osswenisose_ofprsona from tie smite,
•good 'tibia los been latiabs4 to Ss_
_proshrs.
agel44 ol . MCIF DMICAIII.
- CARPETS' -.CARPUS, CARPETS 1
English Druid; Pillut Patterns, New styles 3 ply Ingrain ; Good all Wool Inzralo, at $1.30 : Floe
Dynasts and .it Cloths, Damp Carpets or the Deuttila I Datnuk Pattern, Cocoa Wettings, Floor Oil
Cloths, all prices, styles and widths; Stair OU Cloth, heavy: Oil Cloth by the sheer, large
enough to corer &large room without pletins, Velvet Buie and Mats. Costa
and Neale Door Nate, Stair Carpets and Rodin. All styles Mit
and Plain Window Shade*. Ilairaed Green !English
Holiana for Shades, an width..
Willem new
The nostart thing out. Co.On and owe it. !levant Gilt and Bronzed Window Cornices, Curtain !oohs. Picture
Nina, Tassele,Cords, Everything in this line cap be found here. • Sp'euthd assortment
Nottingham Lace by the yard. Hiss sot Daslevet for 85 canata—theapor thus Emb. hinslizt, gmb. Muslin &lacy Lace
Idg. Handsome Lace for Vutianis Windows, with rods and Flatterer. The largest amortmect of
Wall and Window Paper in the towa.
'He largest assortment of Linea Goods to this market it prices that defy competition. Elegant Aleached Table
Linens, 13t yards wide, at $1.16 per rani. We can show these rood. in all grad-s, from th•l sou-rest to tilt finest
Double Damailt. Napkins, all stoles and prices. We hare a job lot of these . goods at $3 per dczen, all Lin-n,
whisk ve ...molder the main at:rata the market. •
H►akahaek andganssak Linen. ppl.o 114 Flack/aback Towels at 62,60 per des all Linen. Eiezant fluetaSuek Tow
sUog, bleached. by the yard, Vs wide, at the very low price of 65 tents. Irish Linens, Sheath', Linens,
tibirtlng Llama, Pillow Llama, Ate— Ete. Grate. Ladles? and Children'. Linen Habdher•
chiefs. 'A good, all linen, Lidice Handkerchief at 13a ►dc z.
Gluts, Ladies, Masts, 8010 bud .Children's Cotten and Wool Hose. all prices. The b3st stock in town. A Root
Cotton goes at 25 eta. per pair': Winter Gloves for Everybody.
YANKEE NOTIONS AT WHOLESALE ! •
Bleached Sheeting; Malodors. Pillow lingllns, he Alen, a good stock of Donmestto Gonda at low prices. We
limp
ataken. no Dow Goods, thereby snob/lag as to keep a larger stock of lax Wahl*/ Goods. Call before all the bargains
re
Lome and Munn
'No 7 Reed Howe Block, Erie, Pa
Irjr The above is under the supervision of Mr. 8.8. GRISWOLD, whd i welt known In this rid atty.
nand. •
DO NOT PAY TOO HIOII
DR'Y GOODEIt
BELL:& WARNERS,
Prints,
J OSSIII BICHERLAUS,
BIOOTS , AND SHOES
I
I take pleasure to lIIIDOIII2CiOr to the public that I
hare added to iny former facilities a complete sett of
SHOE MACHINERY,
Which will enable me to manufacture and sell Beets and
Aimee
CHHAPKR THAN EIHRSTOFORE.
Having had long experience u to the wants of ensto
enins, I shall take special pains in preparing my *tut to
suit then. I hat. the exclusive right in this city to
oinks the -
PLUMES PATENT BOOTS Fr. SHOES,
for the benefit of;my customers, and only ask a trial of
thesis, tonal/o'y any one as t& their superior comfort over
thous mule in tho old way.
The nurser Boot needs no breaking In; It Is as easy
tram the start as one worn for some time. My
etl3loll MIPLIMIENT
Will motive my Orn • and 11r..7. COWER'S especial at.
Mutton—combining skill an sort:ben which cannot be
quelled in the country. Boots and iihoes repaired on
short notice. Coinstantly on hand a large stock of
LSAITH.O.R. LASTS AND FINDINGS.
Toadiszing my thank" to toy frien'da and enatomere far
put patronage, I hops by Jost and honorable dealing to
merit a vontinuanite of the nue, and cordially Invite all
to rail and enmfal MY stock before parchaaing else
mbar& roarYlS4tl.
PI)
BPIOLEHART, .
C
1,
DULLER INI
I
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Al.lO. aturrscrrams OF
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Would take this method of returning hie thanks t
his Mende and the public generally for their liberal
patronage herstoforr exteso64 to him, and hopes tq hare
a continuation nt the Name. I take pleasure is informing
the public that I on "till selling
MIXT MADE BOOTS AND SHOES AS cHEAP,
Than any House in this place, and I am still nuking the
beet qualithw of Gents' Roots and Shoes, for which 1 em
ploy none bat the BIM of Welfiltint, ander the Super
intendanee of 0. briLLICFL
flaying obtained a ilqll2llo to as the
PLUMER PATENT BOOTS,
I am now prepared to mate the Plums? Patent Boots
and Shoos in a manna not to be surpassed In Style and
•orkmanshtp.
«I alines hasp on hand a selection of the beat
Breads of r reach and Alpert= Calf and Kips.
P. B.—Repairing attended to. mr176141.
Tub PLACE
ro OUT YOUR kONEY BACK
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
State Street, Nearly Opposite the Post Office.
E. Coughlin Boot and Shoe Dealer,
wispectfully atoms the Public that he
uses removed his stead to the Store Blom
on State street, nearly opposite the Poet
011ico, where he invites all hie old friends and customers
to give Min • tail. Particular attention given to
REP lIIRINGI
liming weal workmen, and superintending all his
Winne himself. hebelieres he an give ae good eatigao-
Goa and mil at an low prices as any other penal In the
tatty. Good Tito Warranted. y aprWelitt
KRYSTOSE STOVE WORKS.
TIBBALS, SHIRK & WHITEHEAD,
- PILOPRIXTOR
NAM t VACTrII42II OF '
STOVES AWD HOLLOW WARE,'
Have a Urge an
W d extsnaiva assortment of Stoves at
holeaatt and &tail.
THE IRON GATE
Is a irst-olass Coal Cook Stow*, with or without reser
woir, for kard or soft e al, or wood, sad Is
BETTER THAN THE STEWART RIOV
We al manufacture the
WRIAT BHE•F ♦ND NEW ERA,
Both low oven Coal Cook Stoves—vita wood cratpi—
am be used either for coal or wood.
THE FOREST JAK.
W. a» Ain 161.111011CtUring thi. iniebratott It• OVID
Store for wood—with or without resrroir
THE MENTOR,
A ,Loy Oren Stoll for Wood This b a new Mors,
beautiful Cosign, and Dow for ease—togetaer with
a large arsortment of elevated Oven Coo ,
Parlr.r Cook for wood or coal, and Pulot
and Office Storm, for wood or coal.
0.11. TIDrIALS, D. smug, W. H. WHITEBBAD
gne; Jan. 1.1„ 16811-4.
VIII ALE BRZWILEX.,
CORNER OP PARADE AND BITYALO STREETS
r ERIE CITY LAGER BREWERY,
CORNER OE POPLAR AND RIDGE STREETS
ERIE MALT AND BARLEY WAREHOUSES,
COMB 017TH STNEZT AND CANAL BASIN.
Pao sad Lobar rt sad XXX Alas
TM Bast Quality midi Usual Vatistlas of I. &ger, r
Pets, Badactsd ftd.ws Bo_ps,
Tbs Citoteset Quint's of Malt sod Bartay,
Oa band sad sad for oils by
A. MG.
deetNfletf.
MORRISON & DIPIILMORR,
wsoasa*i DiALEIa
FLOUR, PORK, BEEF, SALT, GRAIN,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY SEED, &O.
NO. 2, WAYNE BLOCK,'FRENOH STREET,
&tam Nh sad Rh Stresta, Ed., Pa.
marralltt
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS!
PATENT SPRING BALANCE CURTAIN FIXTURE !
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS !
LINENS, LINENS, LINENS.
TOWELINGS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY!
00 TO
Now roclOving trots Auction,
GREAT REDUCTION,
De'sines,
Oloakinge,
CosUnp,
&e., &c., Ace
W&NLFACTUUZ Or
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
=I
II AV
E. COUGIILI lI'S
Just opened,
W. G. GARDNER,
NEW P 1 KM.
1. CILRXESII.
If. 111. CACGRET
CLEMENS, uAUGHEY (Cr. BURGESS,
Clemens,Caughey & Co. & J. C. Burgess & Co
WHOLESALE GROCERS;,
CRACKERS AND CANDY
GROCERIES,
PORK,
SALT,
NAILS,
ROPE;
ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C
SUGARS,
COFFEE, ,
MOLASSES,
'FRUITS,
TOBACCO,
Blankets,
dec7 4vr
CRACKERS,
ERIE CITY SFEA3I BAKERY!
COMMON AND FANCY CANDIES I
OIL VITRIOL, CAUSTIC SODA & GLUE,
At the loweet Market Prices
sep26'63tL
THE GREAT ENGLIMH REME
- -
Slit JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS
PROTECTED L E 1 TERS
1.31 - ROYAL d'IL:C 7 - P ATENT !
"'AZ;
Prepared from a Prefieriplon of Mr. J. Clarke, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
bin invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous dLsea see to which the fen**
constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and re
merlins all obstructions, and a speedy* curs may be relied
TO MARRLeD LADIES
it is peculiarly stilted. It will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regulanty.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pals should not be taken by Resales daring the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as tkey are
rune to bring on Miscarriage , bat at any other tune they
ere ogle.
In all uses of Nervous and SPinal Affections, Pains in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,Palpita
tion of the Heart, Hysterics and Whiter., these Pills tsjll
effect a cure when all other means hare failed: and
though a powerful remedy, do not centainiron , calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St., New York. •
N. 8.—51,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorned agent, will insure a bottle, containing 60 Pills.
eep2l*66—ly.
H EADQUARTERS FOR
tHEI4P GOODS!
• HOLESALE ANT , RETAIL
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
F. & M. SCIILAUDECKER.
Are now receiving at their old stand, American Bloc:
,State street., a large and puperior stock of
Grof.er:e2, Prosielope, W.no, Liquors,
er, Wooden and Stone Ware,
Fiuits, NOLL kc, sc,
- Together with everyth'ica fonu4 in a Dona* of this
kind, which they Will cell u cheap as any other estab
liehment in this city for Cash or meat kinds of country
produce.
They have Liao on hand,one of the largest and duet
Stocks of Tobacco and Segue ever brought to Erie, to
which they invite the attention of the public.
ar Call and see us—a nimble sixpence la better than
a aloar shilling, consequently Cash buyers will And great
bargains by calling at the
GROCERY HEADQUARTERS,
-AMERICAN BLOCK. STATE STREET.
Jan. 2.18611-53 F. k I. SOLILAUDpitYR.
• _
e TEAM .INAKEILY.
' •
The Bakery of W. J. Sande, bale; the only-one in
Northwestern Pennsylvania supplied with all the latest
improno machinery, and being famished wits a corps
of first-class operative., the proprietor 'a prepared to su
asion' himself ready to fi ll all order, with which.be
may be furore' with a quality of goods nnexerlled, and
at a price which wig defy compet.tion. - All the business
centres of Western New,York,, Eastern Ohio and North
weste.n Pentsylvania are being visited by 191 agents,
who aro takiii4 orders for the tollosing lice of goods, at
the lowest market pr can : Butt.r. Fogs, Water, Oyster,
Wine, Boston and Soda Crackers, Pilot Bread, Ginger
Snapa, etc. My crackers only wet. h from 44 to 50 pounds
to the barrel- a nice article Particular attention even
to the j .bbing trade, Ofti:e and steam mannfactorY,
corner of Filth sad gnu fans greets, Erie, Pa.
an1631.5-1y IV. J. SANDS.
P. B. UONECKEK,
&common, To
CARVER & HONECKER,
I=l
LEATHER, HIDES, &C . ,
No. 3 Perry Block, State Str.ot., Rrie, Penn's
Constantly on hand a large dock of
SOLE LEATHER, MOROCQO, LININGS
BINDING MO:
FRENCH Sr. AMERICAN CALF 810178, RIPS,
UPPERS AND SPLITS, LASTS,
Poga: Lastin . ga, Galloons, k
ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS,
All of which be offers low for
CABR OR PROIIPT PAY.
Y.UIB•6.I—V.
ENGRAVING. _
BUSINESS, WEDDING AND OTHER
CARDS.
Bill Beads, Cartßleat/col 011 and Other, Stoats.
STAMPING, EMBOSSING, SEALS, &a., &a
BY J. M: LAPBAN,
PARAGON 'BUILDING, WIT PARR ROW,
mallS4C • ' UM, P 4.
I. O. SISROILIIB.
■. H. 11C10111111.
Snecassors to
and Manufacturers of
FLOUR,
FISH,
WATER LIME,
GLASS,
CARBON OIL
Oar Stock of
TEAS,
SYRUPS,
SPICES, ,
NUTS,
CIGARS,
IS LARGE.
Manufactured it the
CANDY!
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