Tic Ailtchlp gthoenrer.
lE. PA. DEC. 21. 1865
at Sate.—Read the adveediemeag
Cavanagh iti smother column.
coked liallibut at Goff's, 515 French
Notice.
hired tbst all accounts due this of
abgription,Job Printing and, Adm . —
A I be settled on or before the first of
"IL Parties knowing themselves
as will confer a favor by calling
e , sod avoid the trouble and
delay
i ta g bills • t deo2l-21.
0 Baltimore Oysters, by the can
Gc tre, 515 French St. Always on
_We are again under obligo—
r. g a ve Waters, the futons mule
44;1 Froadwsy, N. Y., for eoples'of
.It;iestions, u follows: Promenade
s t ets Clans song and chorus;
, e ,, co the Battle Field; Do They
s wig Erer; Wilt, My Little One,
die d to think of ffeaven ; The
et „ Come to the Window, Love,
pre :lde song.
r e Clio Vinegar a Go
—Ere welcome Christmas comes
Deli, t h e 25th• We wish all our
linen equal to their expectations,
jut of their enjoyment may they
rise a kind thought for the printer
!r id them so faithfully during the
gbr. Fie has labored herd, but his
Mots to the goodness of Providence,
r. attended with a prosperity much
bie e srectetions, and at no period
:ter with more sincerity of feeling
desire, that each of his friends
A Merry Christmas and a Ilappyt_,
E optins, Squash, Cabbsge, Tcirnipi,
id Carrots it Goff's, 616 Pettish St.
Au Martso. 4 - A meeting of local
en and eapitaliete yea held at the
Henry Reale, on Monday even
is consider the project of building a
:r railroad lo connect with the At
tot Western, at Mill Village. Wit .
Esq., presided, and Wm. A. Gal-
T JA itled as Secretary. Remarks
..be C Wparren, M. B. Lowry,
j 33 FL Walker, B. B. Vincent,
p r eseiitt, Alfred King, J. H. Whallon
Nagle!, all etrongly favoring the
;fa road to give us more direct oon
th °lido:Laud expressing Confidence
!obey could be raised for that pur
,ol. Gimp, who has been employed for
iod in surveying the route to Mill-
tied th-t the line recommended wan
Rnn end Walnut creek to Old'a Mill;
long Lelnt creek through Water
'he diranre is a little over nineteen
to maximum cwvatures three degrees:
Icai grade one hundred and five feet
and the distance of maximum
,miles. Six and a—half miles of the
"tr. the bed of the old plank road,
ar)rk for that distance will be fight,
med total coat of grading and bridg-
Iling ties) is only $178.000.
sentiment of th• men of means
^recent, and:who will have to build
it is constructed by home capital,
!grossed by Mr. Walker. He gave
opinion that while the charter held
Ivry was not whet we would like,
believed if the Toed was built un—
would be no difficulty afterwards
ether legislation could be had. No
is will lay the slightest obstacle in
:f this project, but it is desirable and
before people subscribe their money
'know who are to manage and disburse
whose control the tear& was to be.
tight and ought not in fairness to be
and he hoped would net be." As
Its we might add to these remarks
ttributed to wrong motives, we do
it expedient to enlarge upon them at
and will merely add the hope that
for whom they were specially in
ill take the-hint and act accordingly.
':otl of Mr Conrtright, the following
.ms were adopted:
great necessity 'and importance of
tad reliable railroad from Erie to
tons of Pennsylvania, and by whieb
.yt ce and delays to which trade and
now constantly subjected would be
toe fully appreciated by this meet
! Om. on behalf of the people of this
'aknlsnbecription is hereby pledged
Witlutx.k of such company as may
the right to construct such
from Erlt tothe line of the Atlantic
ltuttre riilrosd at hfillville, or such
'at u Inv be found more acceptable
niear, provided that such oriel:Ola
the btsin of the same shall be galls
entronittee of seven persons be em
)7lhe Chairman of this meeting to
- ' , tfins with any persons or corpo•
t;mitle to possess the proper (ran
,itbe esid committee be instructed to
'y the emit of such negotiations RI
rf the citizens to be held at the call
amittee.
tur ►ppointed the following commit.
tr•.•rd►nee with the last resolution :
'kit?, J. P. Vincent, B. B. Vincent,
't, WO. M. Gallagher, John °lemons.
I , e hue_ firmly resolved that more
:!communication with the oil region
'tyre, sad if the charter and plan
Mr. Lowry do not prove eratis
lot ire others that will be adopted.
:iiag Yarn at Goff's, 615 French
Tit Dzior.—Tbe - question of' se
vttetepleted Lake Nsysl Depot if
7, if Again receiving the 'attention of
and various methods are pro
13%eplieh that result. We would
I Int Rest that all the public meet
ear hold and all the resolutions we
rill not bare the slightest possible
12 helping our cause. We - Can do
"sting the active eo operation of 'Le
Congress from this state in our
by all the meetings we could bold
tlisona's day. First and foremost,
laittet of well informed and influen
t e tppoinVd to draw up a statement
oatatages our harbor prerenta - for
;qO , -.; then' each of our citizens
'le influence of each
CangreFs as he may be acquaint
ut our fever. If our Republican
3 'lll lee to the representatives from
lr of the house, we will agree to it
tie Democratic members shall be taken
No one acquainted with the facts
: 11 :ion the eupprioiity of our harbor as
for the null depot to any upon the
tei we believe that It only seeds bar
11 vigilant and proper measures to be
our citizens to secure Its location
Piet.
I P l ikkor7 ante at Gofra,tls Fru& St
Items of Local Interest.
, -
The Cleveland Leader estimates the papas -
doe of that city at 65,000.
Mr. Sherman, of the famous Shames Well,
has purchased the residence occupied by J.
L. Carver, and designs becoming a permanent
resident of our city.
The Conneautville Record favors the Itam.
tion of the next State Fair at Brie. It thinks
4 , there is no more eligible sad beautiful point
in the State for snob an exhibition."
At a special moods, of Causedis,oa Nadia
- day rasing of last week. s »solution was
adopted to pay sack man drafted from tho city
is the last conscription, who wait into tits
service or sent a substitute. 14 sum of $lOO.
The ball of Eagh Fire Company,in National
Hall, on the evening of NAr Year's day,
promises to be a very successful affair. The'
tickets are going off like hot esker, and the
Eagle boys " fell conddent•of having sae of
the largest and pleasantest dances of the sea•
eon.
Messrs. Betsey, Diefentbaler and fliers are
erecting near the Little Cascade as 101 l house
measuring 75 by NO feet, being probably the
largest frame building in the ocluaty. They
intend that our oltisene 'ball not rafter for
want of lee during future season.
If we are to Judge by the number of soil
ces in the Corry Telegraph and Girard Utiles
a sort of matrimonial epidemic must be rag
ing in the vicinity of those towns. An ex
traordinary number of fatal muse have been
chronicled within the lest few weeks.
Certain young men in New Tort have form
ed an " Anti-Matrimonial Society " and will
not marry until young ladies become econons
ioal.—Exclutege.
Unhappy young men ; they are doomed to
oe'ibacy for life. -
\ The religions exercises, peculiar to the
Catholic denomination, and known u the
ee Jubilee," are now in progrers in Bt. Pat
rick's church. They commenced on but Bab.
bath a week, and will last until next Sabbath.
The ?di!Louisa Tableaux which lately ex
hibited here is now at Harrisburg. One 'would
think that " Satan " appeared so often in tho
" midst " of 'that community, in the skips of
lo.gislatures and political nosvontiona,
,that
the citizens would not have a opeolal cariosity
in peeing anymore of him.
We are pleased to bear that the Young
Men's Christian Association have 'bertived
their project of establishing a free library in
our city. Subscriptions are being solicited
from our wealthy residents for that purpose,
and several liberal gentlemen have centriba•
ted $5OO s -piece.
The Tidioute Chronicle says the oil excite
ment in that locality is ou the increase. Spec
ulators are Electing titers front every part of
the land, and operations in property have
became as vigorous as in the palmy days of
1861.
Mr. Fay, the professed spiritualist, *fine
exhibitions in this city, a couple years ale,
sod the subsequent expo/ie by a reverend gen.
Osman from Titusville, will be remembered
by many of our readers. has himself turned
out an exposer of the tricks he formerly per.
formed, and ie giving lectures on Assail**
in New York.
Mrs. Nellie Eyster, of Harrisburg, s favor
e contributor of ours when we were • pub—
liaher in that city,has written a holiday work,.
which the Lancuter latelligeseer pronoun.
ces “ the best little book for boys and girls
thst we have seen for a Nog time." Mn E.
is a writer of rare talent, end only needs the
opportunity,to take her place among the most
poptilar authoresses of the country.
A profoand observer remarks : I have
often notioed at public entertainments, dot
when there is anything to be seen, ansinvery.
body wishes particularly to.ses it, everybody
immediately stands up, and r effeet,cally pee.
vents anybody from seeing, anything." A
single evening at Farrar ://alk-aiiqf 1101triue
any one of the truth of what his says.
The chairman of the committee in Congress
on the District of Columbia. is Bon. la. C.
Ingersoll, of Peoria, 111., who is well known
in this city. The New York Post olsims that
Mr Ingersoll is in favor of negro waffraee is
the district. From what we have beet gives
to understand of his sentiments, we judge the
Poet to be wrongly informed.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue de
cides that "receipts fora check, note. draft
or order, when received as the psynest of s
sum of mossy, or of a debt exceeding $2O, are
subject to a stamp duty the same ass receipt
for money paid."
On tlaturdv last a week, Judge Marsh, ef
hiesdsille, had hi, pockets picked at the Cot
ry depot, losing $420 and s valuable gold
chain.
The Conneautville Record states that "P.
P. Koehler, formerly • merchant In that place,
but for the put year doing business in Mead
ville, failed a couple of weeks sizes, usdsr
liabilities estimated at about $30,000." Rim
store is in the hands of the Sheriff. Koehler
has left for parts unknown, and much gossip
has arisen out of the affair.
A universal complaint prevails over the '
country of. the scarcity of dwellings. It is
not confined, as some suppose, to the larger
places. There is not • little town In our
county in which houses are not in demand
People find it bud to acconat for this stets of
facts, and the speculations on the subjnst are
many. We attribute it: First, to the aston
ishing prosperity of the North ; and second,
to the large number of returned soldiers who
enlisted from the country, but finding their
tastes changed by service in the army, prefer
taking up their residence in the towns to gala;
back to quiet farm life.
The Meadville Democrat says "during the
progress of a special service in the 0. N. Pres.
bytcrian meeting huge, of that place, on last
Sabbath evening, whilst one of the speakers
was declaiming, he was applauded." The
Democrat is horrified at the idea, but why
sf•ould it be? Is It not another indlestios of
the wonderful " progress " we are making
a people, and which is bound to make us the
"salt of the earth," according to Abilities
primises? Why not applaud In the churches
as well as in the concert room? As some of
the political parsons eendust the termer.
the two places have become synonymous le
purpose. To be sure, in years gone by, sp
please in a church would have been regarded
as a high moral crime, but so would polities!
preaching also, and we pesetas' both fasts
are only another proof of the old fogyism
which prevailed in those 6 1 unprogressive"
times
The theatre under the manspment of Mr.
.1. C. Myers closed its performances bus en
Saturday evening, end has goo, to essdissky.
The encouragement in our eity was not melt
u is calculated to induce the company to re
turn, and we regret that such should hays
been the ease. Mr. Bochum and Ms dough
ter are without ezeeption th• best Podolia*
who have visited our city else* the *nogg
runt of Mr. Couldoek, two years ego, and the
limited patronage gives them due not spat
well for the theatrical taste of the public. It
we fail to properly encourage enspealso of
4slent, when they favor u with a visit, we
must expect to put up with medlars Wore
for a good long Ilan to emu.
It is a carious feature abet °arida people
that:they are Alvin aliskag to Bib thialgi
which are the most disagreeable to their so
qsaistaatme. If a person is fat, they will be
sure to tab sievy_time they meet him, "Why,
hole stentlin are getting; I belays it most
be very unpin/sat to you "—just as if the
fact ofrone'sobeseness was not palpable to
ideuoirlualltaidassaat enough withal& bask.
lug Wendel eallid to - the same. If is
lean,' or has a blemish Oa his person, or is
Polo, or iterated, they &variably allude to
the fiet . , , and generally is cash a mania
as Jo agile the 111-kited individual a
desalt - tines more auseeptible to his Wafer-
Inas than he would otherwise he. It is a pity
that people of this oleos could tiet now and
then.be•eibrought up with a round tun" that
would &soh them to "es themselves 'Au others
see them." Usooneolowely sad unintention.
ally, perhaps, they are the saw of a very
considerableiTlOUlt of ulkapplasse. Perhaps
if they were to be retorted upon coossiosally
u • bey of our aequelatasse did on one of
his erodes, they would soma to a realities
seam of their mischievous habit. Bob,"
laid the tatter, el what as ugly squint rye
you've got ; wouldn't you like to trade it off t"
Well, yea," tapeaded Bob, I don't know
Jake, bat I might trade it of, bat let for that
there ugly book'ness of yours!" Jake bad
nothing more to say on the eye quest's'.
Out of about 800 male &Issas ever the age
of twenty yaws, Melo has only a few more
:than a hundred who are qualified by the State
Lows is vote and held office. The recent loosl
stilettos there was somewhat exciting, and
though the votes of persons not qualified to
.axercise the elective frasehise ware of no le.
gal avail, they decided at least to give as
" , expression of opinion." Accordingly
• twe voting plums were opened ; the one regu
lar and .the other irregular. At the latter 848
votes were east, and at the former only 112,
notwithetaading which the persons who re
ceived a majority at the regular ballot are the
ones who willbe tolled upon to serve.
The next meeting of the Me Co: Teachers'
Association will be bold la Harbor Creek, on
the 2d and 8d days of January. la anew::
to several Inquiries from ttathers,we will say
that no request was made of us to publish the
programme of proceeding.. Whether this was
merely an oversight,' or due to the political
obarsoter of the managers, we leave to those
better aequslated with the cirenmetaness to
decide.
Tompkins' band emanates to be the favor
ite for darning pieties throughout ill this see
ties of the State. Its sonless are la steady
demand, and we have yet to hear the Int
'hives of. dissatisfeettea against it. John
Tompkins, the leader, le a " brick," and his
band le an a ' Institution" whisk the amuse
ment living pestles of the people would net
williegly do without.
A boy eased John /ethanol, aged about 15
years, was instantly Med upon the Puts
burgh & Erie B. B: last week. Be was
tomtits in oa a veal testa, sad as it passed
near his dwelliag it is supposed he jumped off
to save walking bask fres the depot. The
train passed dirndl, over his body, nearly
seining it In twain."
At the meat local eleetioa in Pithole,Rog
er Sherman. Esq., rescind 802 votes for
Most Director. Polities have little tolu
enes there, aid men are judged
,by their per
usal merits, and we are pleased to see that
the oldie's* of Pithole plan the high estimate
upon Mr. Bbermsa is this. respect that be
deserves.
The Commissioner et Internal bream) bee
decided that aU letters aeknowledging the
payment of say sums et "soar? of $2O and
upward must bear the two contrarian* stamp
the same as erdiaary balsas receipts.
We are gratified to lean that a well is
which ill. C. Marshall, Eaq., of this city, is
!iterated, situated ea the Bt. Clair property,
Ennestellea, C. W.. commenced flowing a
hundred basal. of ell per day ea the Bth last.
As oil there sells at $8 per barrel - la gold, the
strikisg of this well makes *snug little this/
for Mr. Marshall :
We trust our *Wens will act forget the
Fair for the benefit of St. Visual Hospitel 3
to be held in Farrar Hall, en Friday evening
the 224 last, and oontintdng until Saturday
evening of nest week. The object to be Pro
moted recommends it to the patronage of oil.
We me In the list of prominent men netztatl,
in the Tribune as among the arrivals in New
York city, the same of ft Judge 8. Rees: of
Erie." There must be a mistake somewhere.
We Intel" of no Judge by that name reeitileg
in this city.
A yetmg woman employed in the family of
8. Z Smith, on Myrtle street, fell down the
cellar stairs, on Tuesday forenoon, and in,
Jared herself severely. ffer arm was badly
broken near the west. and her hand out in
several plums. Her parents live la McKean
township.
The next leiter* of the Immo will be de
livered on Wednesday evening auk the 47th
inst.. by John B. Gough. •
'A social party, slider the esweagement et
Messrs. Y. Sopa and ht. Swingy, will be
bald at Natioaal Hall, en Friday evening,
December 29tb. The parties la elms@ are
determined that it shall not be surpassed by
say of the sasses. •
Several eosuanaleatioas laleaded for ale
issue we are.eblipd t• bold env to seat
week.
The &heel Board airettlee far s Prise!pal
to take shame of oee of the ward eabools.
Mir Ca . eumber Piekba is brine, by the
half banal or bind, at Gore, 615 Trench
Street.
&Lena Cnozoz.—Tbs expense of relittisg
this edifice, up to the prune lac has tees
"HAM 55, of which the aim of. $5.772 has
bees reised,• leaving surly $2,800 of debt
still to be provided for. Of the =out oi"
tallied $4,000 was eostabizted -by • single
somber of the 'misty, Mr. W. 7. P. Liddell,
of the Brie City Iresifork,s. About a itiot
said dollars are still to be "speeded is cover
ing the "aside of the 'Ural with *setts seat
sprit', and greeting a ham, making a total
met ter di§ hopeovemeafe of 4112,g00. Th.
debt az the skunk will be **operatively
sash, sad the magrogsties -are detonated
that it shall be linsidatsd it as bad a time
as possible. Tits sum 'spaded to be realized
free the We of Mips is about tire theusatd
dollar* fa the atut,jesi, whisk will mere
tisk cover ell the estrum& 'W. hew of few
Mirreatest mid Osumi houses
of worship that ear B•plist triads sew pee
mess, sad they hays tiiiiiissi rosin fir the
pride they feel la it. -
Oar pressing busbies duds' prevailed us
Awe amullig the dedisaties etrusesise, ell
Thuraitymeßitiday of last nest, whisk, we
are totalized, wars remarkably iaterostiag
The 'assiduity§ of the pater of Ike mars.
&foil; lan - Mr. Balabridge, mowitaites
magma veto Is favor of his ordlootfoo—o
hot quit* immiaplientery to lila, filawkla
. '. ll M ll ...kg.grilli 0 unillaef .- '2..
- Coombe' Miss isyissisr„ psi up
is kap, el Geri, 111 trash
Tim Lars blown litraitisi.":-11G: Witten
wan se well known is gb. immitat4Gsienk por
tion of oni - eounty that a any particulars la
referenoe to his death will be read with great
interest by our friend. there. The saanner in
whiob be met hie sod is tine detailed by the
Fredonia Advertiser :
Mr. Barnet has bees suiferiet, from a die •
ease of the Ithisein, of long standing, which'
ttwiniaaled hie liAs. Re returned frent-Butelo,
stopping at our office to pa MI Muir &A
scription, at P. K., of Pride,' and own'
plaised of being chilly. Warming himself,
and eating a hearty sapper, the Jamestown
Democrat states, be arose from the table and
started for Main Street. A few seconds after
he left the house, his wife thought sher beard
a noise of some one falling and ►sort of groan.
She immediately went to the door but did not
discover anything. A short time after, a lady
plating the hove saw the body of - a man ly
leg on the ground and stepped in andln
form Mrs. B. She immediately look a lantern
sad went out sad found her husband lyieg
lasensible. Physicians were summoned and
everything does to resuscitate him. but all to
no avail. Life was extinct, and ill that was
left of the talented man lay in death's cold
embrace before them.
fir Fresh Eggs for 60 oasts per dons st
Gars, 515 French St.
Junsos's flavour 4ir rue Bsn Esantser.—
This volume, which has been looked for with
unseats! interest by the members of the roil
Mont and the public in general, is now com
pleted, and we are indebted to the publisher,
Mr. Lynn, of the Dispatch, for an advance
copy. The book is not large, but being set in
entailer type than natal, contains ,as much
reading natter as moat publications told at
the tams pries. Its typographical apfearance
is neat, and it is a volume, taken altogether,
that reflects no little credit on all concerned.
We should think no member of the galliat old
88d, and no parson who had a relative or
friend in the regiment, would be satisfied to
do without a copy of this book. The price in
paper is $1,60, and in cloth s2,oo—to be had
at the Dispatch °Mee, or at Caughey, Me-
Creary & Co.'s and D. P. Ensign's book stores.
tar Geese Apples by the barrel at Gorr,
616 FreseirSt.
Lltetary. I
E►MT Sarnauss.—Early in January the
pabliskers of 6 , The Atlantic," it Our Young
Folks," &0., will issue the leading number of
a new literary gazette entitled " E•ery Sat
urday." In this journal Messrs. Ticknor &
Fields will furnish the reader each week with
tbirty.two handsomely printed octavo pages
of thole. matter, collated from the best Eau._
lisp and Continental periodicals. Hereafter
we shall enjoy the privilege of reading at once
any new poem by Tennyson or Browning, or
any story by Heade, instead of waiting, as we
are usually obliged to do, until such articles
are collected into book form by the English
or American publishers. Every Saturday, as
a periodical reflex of the better clime of for
eign fugitive literature, will be a valuable and
entertaining addition to our stock of popular
'reading.
Tun Lanv's have received
from the publishers,ldessrs. Deacon & Peter
son, 819 walnut sqeet. Philadelphia, the Jan
uary number of that most excellent magmas,
the Lady's Friend, richly embellished with
engravings. It contains a variety of inter
esting matter that will ?seder it • valuable
and welcome 'visitor to the family circle. We
think this Magazine little, if &Cy, inferior to
Godly', Lady's Book, while it is fifty cents
cheaper. The terms are u follows: Pries
$2.60 a year; 2 copies $4 ; 8 copies (and one
grille) 2.16. Now is the time to get up clubs
for 1866 Specimen numbers for this purpose
atilt be sent -for 16 cents. The prospectus of
this Magazine for the next year embodies a
splendid list of contributors. Address Discos
Peterson, 819 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Mir Hamburg Chess' at. Gaff's, 515 Yraisoh
Street.
Orangu and Lemons at Gore, 515
French St.
or Grapes, in boxes or by•the pound;
Gore, 615 French-St.
Crape Cod Cranberries at Gore, 515 .
French St.
• alir Killikiniek Smoking Tobacco at Gore,
616 French St.
Xedical Notices.
It you want to stop that scratching just
Basks use of Carter's Yellow Oistmast, which
will soothe and' quiet your irritated skin and
permit your bands to rest treat the ttoprotit
able labor of scratching. It costs but 86 Mr.
a, box.
If you are troubled with the Asthma, try
Cartur's Extract of Smart Weed.
If you are troubled with :Pain in the Side
or in the Book, try Carter'oExtroot of Stuart
Weed.
If you are troubled with Rheumatism, try
Carter's Eltrsol of Smut Weed.
Tan notanars.— . The gayest season of the
entire year is now approsching, but whilst we
are enjoying this festive season, let as not
forget that la time of health we must always
b. prepared for disease. Coughs, colds, sore
throat, croup, asthma and whooping cough
are speedily cured by Coes Cough Balsam.—
Whilst dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache,
sour stomach, indigestion,—the most prolific
source of ill health, is certainly cured by the
timely use of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.
Any and every person troubled with Liver
Complaint, or with soy dissese arising from
lml urity of the blood, such as itch, boils, car
buncles, pimples on the face or neck, erysip
else, salt rheum, scrofula~ rheumatism, pain
111 the aide or back, late., should not fail to use
Carter's retreat of Dandelion and Bittersweet.
There is nothing equal to it in such cases sad
it cannot be lased without imparting bevel!.
Price out dollar a bottle. Bold by druggists
every where.
CONSTIPATION or Tin BowiLL—How many
of our citiseae are suffering from this disease
and expecting to be cured by the use of via.
lest purgatives, which debilitate the system
and ems a return of the disease with in.
creased asperity? Is it sot better-to have a
remedy that will curs, by giving strength and
vigor to the bowels, enabling them to perform
their Sanctions in a natural manner ? Such a
remedy is Roofiand's German Bitters. It will
not purge you, bat, by its great invigorating'
and tonio properties, will give your system a
tone that will enable' it to perform all It s
functions in a vigorous and natural meaner.
Per sale by all druggists . Remember these
Bitters are a pare tonic. without alcohol. '
dea2l-2w.
.Eaves To Ott..—it is said that the fluid ex
tract of 410111111101 k smart weed water pepper—
is found to be a remedy for,* soapy diereses
incident to the people of thm climate and the
purposes to which it can be applied so varied
and numerous that it bids fair to rival even
petroleum. -
Families that have been using it for several
years put consider It quite as Necessary to
the comfort of the household as ell or p.. Its
stimulating and penetrating qualities are such
that colds, coughs, bronchial affections and
even diphtheria are very quickly dispersed or
overcome. For rheumatism it is said to be
equally valuable sod reliable. As It is now
put up in' a seat and convenient form, with
fall and explicit directions, adapting it to the
use of families sad kept in most drug stores,
we presume it will come into very general
as.. . -
The amber of battles fought daring the
Austin* war was 252. Of these the soil of
Virginia drool the blood of 89. Townes
witnessed 87, Missouri Bb, Georgie 12, South
Carona* 10, North Corollas 11, Alobsms 7,
'bride 5. Bramelty 14,110 balsa Territory
sad New Moltke 1 melt. Oast the env* of
war "oiled laths Nirthera &ate, aid barks
la the grog billow of Gettysburg. Of the
battles eauserated sixteen wore natal 'a
pposite.
It appears from a atatemeat published in
tho Springlold &paean that Maosaohuosits
has amsally paid upwards of fifty Wiliam of
dollars ea soootrat of the war. Ile should
Wrote moo an sathoutio statement of how wadi
Nosy oho has node ea *moat of the was.
m=mD:
Csaima—Hassey—la ibis city, ois tie 16th
last, by Bey. Jr. F. Spaulding, Mr. Bartel
Carter to Miss Mars Banter.
BALDWlN—Nuriosa—At the residence of the
brides soother, on the 28th nit, by litee. T.
Bradford, Mr. J. V. B. lieldwia,. of Union
Mills, to Miss Phoebio Nichols, of Water
ford. •
Bosaaast—Aomriscir—At the rosidasoe of
Mr. Donner'. in Corry, the 18th inst., by
Rey. J. W. Wilson, Mr. Theism G. Barn-
ben. of Carl, to Mies Peauyl. tioldiesb,
of Maorille. Crawford Co.. Pa.
Baasse—Etortra—lit Girard, Nov. 18th, by
Her. W. Hollister, Mr. George N• Barnes,
of Crawford Co., to Miss Lucy A. Kidder,
of Elk Creek, Erie Co.
Psalms—Chum—Oa the 7th inst,, by the
same, Mr..l. 0 Phelps and Mies Mary E.
Gillett, both of Girard.
Irsta.sr—CoArs.Loa the 7th inst., by the
same, Mr. T. S. Beiley sad Miss Jane Coats,
both of Girard.
Eixow—Osteeseittii—Oa the 10th last., by the
nom Mr. Jobs fiaow of Girard, sad Misi
Bank A. Chessmen, of Springteld, Erie
Co., Pa.
DIED.
taxxs—ln Girard tp., on the 4th inst., of heart
disease, Mary wife of T. B. Inds. in the
50th year of her age.
New • Advertisements.
'RXICOTORMS 1101,10/1.
t otters testamoutary the II of Sohn Crenate%
deed. late ot &sag to.„ Erie sonsty L Ps ni ring
de
H a msaderniitibie.4 none. is gives
to an led. Med to mid edits to snake imseedia pay -
matt. sod those haring slalom grand the awe will
preseat them duly authenticated. for settlement
SIMARD CLOWLBY, Lasseter.
Harbor Creek. Dee. 11.111111.4 w,
LA DIES• /Alas
Per Ms Balsa of
ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL,
AT /ABLE BALL, ,
(Under Care of the Aides'•• of Charity.)
To acomaroce oes hictsy. Deo. 22d. sod cautious till
Illetoulsy eveass, Dec. 20th . with this szeeptio• of this
eveoleg et Wedosidsy. the 27th lost.
Pima boring toys sad pewits for ties ballelsys will
Sod thous es slump bone •• la MT ea, to the city. GB
they have bees porchased by wholesale to New Yorh.
•Priee of Adasissios—tueolog;2o nab: Den 12 toots.
Chl/dreo bar prim Motets Der ale at tho Book Storm.
dsc2l-2w.
A ET C T - I
0 14.
M. SCHLAUDECKER, AIICTIONZBIL
Largo Zak of
mwrinz. pmvsa PLATID w* a. KIIIVEN
roma. mown, WASS V 4,1114
FANCY cßirmy. BLANKETS, CLOTHING, VC,
ern
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
No. Infl rasa Bt., snit to Ist National Bata), '
SATURDAY 41103NLITO, DISMISS* 224 I$U
at e o'clock, WV be sold to the lifeboat bidder.
BURNAM LW/NOM,
Care Bottaa Chan. &abut de., rataasioa TAMA i
lIARBLZ TOP PAOLI:S.
Bedsteads, if attraesea, koalas IMAM*, !asked Wash
Stands sad Quartettes, ' What Note, 'Errol
Racks, he-, ha. Abe,
FINE SILVER , PLATED imaroas,
Filter LAMPS,
Is every rarioty. Also, ifita's Clot Wag (dorm dassrip.
Urn. Linage sod ulcers• Park Child:ores Parks. *s., sad
,slops other artistes too inuaareas to ateatkta.
W. 11.—The above articles are all sow sad a( the bod
quality. dealt".
CIAMINS, CAVGIIIIT & BOZOIIMIS,
WHOLUALg moms*
4111 0
AND PROVISION DEALERS,
WOODEN Wass, NAILS, GLASS, ROM, SWIM
OIL, WATS./ 1.11114
WHITE LIME, OIL VITRIOL, CAUSTIC
SODA, GUM hr..
Nom: 25 & 26 NORTH PARE STREET,
NAIR. P 4
doelllitt
DO NOT _PAT TOO DTA*
7011
DRY GOODS!
GREAT REDUCTION.
BELL W`ARNEE,
Are aes rseehteg from AUCTION EIAL/I,
SEfEBTINGS,
FLANNELS,
CLOTHS, CARPETS, Ete., Ete
.., .
AIJO, POIL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Poplin, Empress Meths, Moises, apt, Baba Clothe
In Wm Molars. Aloes
±;;
Efkirta, Roods, Itriskhat Cape. assts..
Me i : Eta, Zie
No. IDS..
In the nutter of the per. Is the Orehasee Cott et
Wier st the watate of If Ida Coast,. Nov. TAM.
*labor, died. •
To Jaeob Mather, Wands thithir sad Ifeararette Titer,
Mira arid local roranorotatiroo of K. Nation deed:—
Toe at. hyieby settfled that Ir ellafteeme to • Miter
helms healer het d th•Clephavta Grain of Brio Co.. to
toe direet.d, an loostaitios will be held epos the Abney
fey deveHaed ennalese. athlete la the My el CPI% ead
betraded a. fellows. to wits Dela, the 'set half of (..lot
No. I 400.1 s saw* No. sad beseded is the south
by is-Int Na 2110. as the met by east hat/ eteeld inlet
Do. 2600: ea the math by Fifth etnt.44 sad as Übe meet
by le-let No. 11108. beteg 41 bet II inches 0111
strut *NI 116 bet Is d•ptb; is tie 14th day of
b. D. 1665. st 10 eel.* e. as. of said day. tbr the parrot
et analog partition of the sal/ real entate. between the
geld beta and layel to -ria-atatlves of IL blather, deed.
If the MIN eau la des* withoet prefab:ate or enotlism
whole °thimble to lulu sad splashs the awe, at
wale?, thee sad Oboe yea an eeftrd to *heed If roe
think ;wow:. If. L. BROWN, DM,.
11).ettre Oi l DAN Dee. 21.111 6.1..
Rs.toy Par won".
A. MINNIG
Would iseposettetkr Won" *NI hallo that be Ira
ParetPeed the
:TOM or GROCERIES OF .I.IWEII J. &CMS,
Omm or ll= AT 1171111 err.
Moro leo totose to hop so goat so otoodialott of
MIMIC
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
WOOD k WILLOW WAM, AND warn , GOODS
M is kept in Kris.
•
ropf enstsatly ea baud.
BEST BRANDS OP ERIE CO. FLOUR,
WAILRIXTED I GOOD ARTICLI!
Tbr bigibest Market Pres paid for as birds of
Cosatri Produce.
or Goode delbered hued akar to say r►ts of iht ,
city. deelP6s4l
A Mint STRATOWII NOTIM
Lotto" r f Adaalsial make is the atlas et How
UMW, dos d, ]sty of Worth Zoo& tp .in Otoostr j rts.
loofa; ton matod t. to oadarilitood: NOW to low
try eves to ell pommy bovlag elates loga/aot tbo
fkgfate to t sta. duly sathootholad, or settler
root, all tabtiod tto As maw ragoastol to
auks lausollate payout
J. L. 31100Ents.
WWI Ulf DALL,
Sikh laat o i Deo U.'. &Aso Adodulatnitoto.
VIRST CLAM WARM FOR BALI.
Cr. bk aadtralased sews tor male
tine Yana la War
oe Oft leibla read. 41)6 trim trio city
and hall a maltreat Rederlller adjalaiag that et Bat
Janda Chamber& It
Sr
SO acres et goorior land.
watared, level aadia Sr t rate artier. A large et
*bard of panel frail la ea the premaise. the Warne.
iambi audit of a aar two-ate y Pt ase Dwelling Hee"
bre goad Baru sad an the aesseiary eat laildiap.—
%nu Paribsat fall Mon. Areiv fa
TIROL Vat
or & La navueoltir.
deaf{ 08 !at. Itrie City.
E s T At A Ir .
Mato to lb. proattos of the wad Mood. Islllll Crook
=Mout atm oClo aoath-osit boo lig& Ulm*
1:113.7, shoat woe woo*. old The Woo
Is regoestot to ono Inward.
ono sirsh De protojt•PlYW- PbY Ybult•
oat tab titt YY Wm by iblooll • 10-
orjayobv. 4 •
111=161 BZUZINL
sB 7 lis6 Alossids, Eligart. Patterns, New styles 3 ply fo,graio ; Oro% all Wool fozrslo. si $l,lO 7ed : Flay
ri
rrnerts sod Vol I-Glottis. new 0 Carp... , of the is oi at m a i D.pihik Pattern , lutuags. . i p loor on
Cloths, Ml pros...a, etyks /11141 widths; BOLO Oa VDUs, heavy; Oil Cloth by Lao rawer. limp
, o o z e . * vs corm a lag) V. , 111 witboot plo;log. V.lret Liss arul Mats. Coc - a
:ad ,Ifso ills Moor 11.ta. Stair Carpets sod Rods. All styLs Gilt
and Main
L Wita4ow Sho4s4. Lkasact Ones Jill.e4h taVares torahs& t. al widths. -
. .
Knees at s
, .
The nentist thing oat. Coats and em It. Megan! Gilt and ilronssd Window. Cornices. CarAgn Nook& Nina,
Na l'unes,Cnida. k^, Ever; tILIN In this line ens be found here. A Splendid Aesertmest
Xenia/Ws Law by the yard. El.g int
W Dui/ 13 ta , seats --chsaper than Emb. fmale. Nunn aka, Lace
flim
gdg. ilsome Lacy for Vettibnle hrinrs, with rods and fixture. The largart amertmeat at
wen ant Itiodor Faper in the tr.
•
The lapin amortment of Linen Goods In this market at prime that defy aompetition. Illemant Bilaahmi fable
Llama. 1.% yard, wide, at SOS per lard• We eau shoo thou, itoodri in all grad a, from the soonest to the inset
DeabLe bum& Napkins. all *tries and preen*. We ham , a` job Jot of throe goods at Itt per dorm a Lia o.
old& ete °udder the ai Om sure in the market.
• • and Deaseak Linea. splendid Hack:aback Towel/at fiVid au dos, all Wm- tiewant Hewhabitat Ten
bleach by the yard. Va wide, at Ma very low Wee of 65 mate.. Trial' Limuis, Shaatise Limas,
FlartAng Linens', Pillow Mons, Ste. Etc. Geste. Ladteif and Children's LIMO klanAkar
chief& A good, all linen, Ladle? Handkerchief at lte V doe.
ants, Ladies, Mao, Boys and Children's Cett.:n and Wool Boss. all prima. Thew boat /dock to lova. • good
Cotton Hope at .25 etc per pair. Winter Glares tar Evorybody.
• YANKEE NOTIONS AT WHOLESALE !
Itisubed Elitestinga, ilhirtlap. Muting, So Also, a good stoels of Comedic Gooduat blew prints. Re
keep no Dime Goods, thageby enabling uto keep a largos stook of Veralehleg (knol l Call before all do bargaiss
age taken.
No 7 Baled House Block. lAN Pa.
slum V mist tits supervision et Yr. 8. 5.6#1.3W0Lre, who fa will knows kW. vidnity.
0 65.
C . KNOLZUART,
BOOT!! AND 131.10„
ALPS, ■azu/ICTOifi OP
CUSTOM . MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Would take this. method of returning his thanks t
his Meads sad the piddle pasrally for their liberal
patronage 'heretofore attended to him, sad hopes to here
a eciatinuatioa , 11 the same. I take Seams is ixdoruung
the piddle that I ..m still wiling
MDT MADE 80011 1 AND SDOIS AS C/LISAP.
—l/ roe • iIVTLZ MAVIS
Than any Hone la this place, sad I sat still mains the
best qnshtles of Gust.-Boots and nose, for which I em
ploy seas bat the BIM of WOlLlCltigi,sader the Super-
Wands:us of 0. IitILLIL
Waring obtained a license to we'd* •
PLUMES PATENT BOOTS,
lam now superset to make the Planer Patent Boob
and Shoes le,a manner not to be marpsesed In Style sad
Workmanship.
Er I Abrams keep as head 1 selection of the bast
Breads of mulch sad America Calf and Kips.,
P. B.—Sep eirtag &Minded to. nul464tf.
Iran PIA CB
ro GET YOUR MOSEY BACK ,
E. COUGHLIN'S
BOOT AND 8110 E STORE,
State Street, Nearly Opposits the Post Moe.
Coephlin. Boot and 8ho• Dealer,
nePeettally Wolves the Piddle that
hie ressovs4 his stand to the Ram Boom
ea State gnat, nearip oppmdte the Poet
011os, where he invitee elf hie old blends end =tomer'
to i on hiss mill. Partlealar stientim 'WOO to
REPAIRING!
' Raving taratal workmen, and superintending all his
bwinems himself. he Waves be can gin u good satisfar
bon and sell at es low prior as any other person in the
city. Good Tits Warranted. aprY64tf.
K .SYSTONIC 2 4TOVE WOK KS.
TIBBALS, SHIRK A WHITEHEAD,
XASUFACTLIULLS or
STOVES AND HOLLOW WARt,
Rave • large and entstarlve aaaortmest of Pt °yrs at
Wholesale and Retail.
liE IRON GATE
Bret sus Coal Cook Stove, with or without rater
voir, for had or soft rad, or wood, and is
BETTER THAN ,THE STEWART BTo%'
WRIT BEIZAW AND NZW ERA,
Both tow ryes cad Coot Btovea—wits wood grates—
eta be seed either for coal or wood.
T-HE FOREST JAK.
Ws us still siasittacturiag this ol'irbratsd low oran
atom for wood—with or without roommir. .
THE MENTOR,
♦ Lew than Store fOr Wood. This ls a new Stove,
bratifol swirl, sad now for sale—toptser with
a lane sisortnent rf elevated Oven Coo , ,
Parlor COOl for wood or coal, and Parlor
and 011 tee novas, for wood or opal.
C. IL TIDRALS, D. BMX, W. H. WHITZEILLD
Sri.. ku1.12. 1.114-6.
ERIS ALS SEISNITERY,
CORNER or PARADE AND BUFFALO BTREBTS
BLANKETS,
ERIE CITY LAGER BREWERY,
CORN= OP POPLARAND RIDGE STREETS
CLOAtINOB,
ERIE MALT AND BARLEYVAREEOIIBEB,
CONNIE OF 7TH STRUT AND CANAL BASIN.
Pale and Amber XX and X Ales,
The Best Quality and Usual Varieties of I ager,
Prise Be',dad rastern 8010,
The Choicest Qualities of )fait and liarlor,
Oa Mad and aad for aalo s by
a. KING
&MOM
M OURISON & DINSMORE,
FLOUR, PORK, BEEF, SALT, GRAIN.
i.oi•tt
CLOVJR, TILICITIIY SKS% kC.
NO. 2, WATNE4iLOCK, FRENCH STREET,
Batmen 6 sad 61k Street; Erie, Ps.
asarrettt
NZW 1 1 117111SITORE STORE.
Weald reepeettally Inform the petals that they hive
opened a
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM,
IN GABLE'S BLOCK,
BETWEEN 6TH AND 970 STREETS, ON STATE
Where thoy.intoad to bop constantly on hand • fall
sisortmat at
NEW AND WELL SELECTED FURNITURE
arllre rupee:ally solicit a Oa* of fb•Pabliopit.
Map T. H. RIBLEr.
Itarew w zt. w. RP9O,HIIII.
NEW FIRM.
•
YURNIM= AND UNDERTAKING
W ARE-ROOM S
Oa Bute fit., between &math and Eighth. -
The Wm:vipers have maned Into the Cabinet Making and
FURNITURE TRADE,
lad propose maidsg to order end hasping isonstantly 44
hand MI Made of Furniture.
Orden vID meth prompt attention. Repairing dons
on short notice.
UNDERTAKING
The instamiben will give special attention to this da
=tut of their business. They will manufacture and
ir i w a mstenUy on hand se large esearbnent of Metallic
Cases sad Co sad holii themselves in roadinses is
meet orders in this line, prumptly, from any pert of the
sionaby. Determined to spare no efforts to give satin:Ga
lion both In the 4nality of their goods and prism, they
haps to secure a Ebusishare of sahibs satronate.
- 100R1 NIEL"
Socceseors to J. 0. Kamm
AUSTIN'S JEWELS'!"
•in
FANCY, GOODS STORE:
as alernit am* a Tubbrads Goods hit the ReMays
sow opcung at the old stand. The lamest azd
thkost Twisty of dialrable
GOLD AND SILVIS ANTICLLS, PLATDD NARIN,
Lad Taney Goods generally am oared la thla city, at
advaaaa Call sad me.
4esl4-80 1,111 411111T11.
•
A D111611671441T4)9 1 .15 NOTICE.
'Tatters of Adalailloettta ea Ale Wats or Robert
geese*, dee 4. late of llama tp.. trl. C 0..• having
Ma created to the atadersigai 4; Hotta libmlry glees
to all lafbabted to raid ota oto awake lamedlaft pew
meat. and thole heels, elates soled the use will
Planet these datramatiostieeted, rat settle:oat.
16elLeas, ree.l4. 1486 Ow* ?BOY 48 Senor;
WE ARE OFFERING -
..e.t.ti.t of Rd& Woods, Owl,
Ilnaboi. WY. noll ilarkileass olt4 amottooslo lot
(tratt . ." 5 I ilia%mai
- •
'7,-7*
~10Ma
CARPETS, CARPETS, CAR S'I
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF , CARPETS!
PATENT SPRING BALANCE CURTAIN FIXTURE !
NOTTINGHAM LACE 'Z'ErIi,TAINS !
LINENS, LINENS, LINENS.
TOW li L INGB,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY:
DZALILIL 14
C 753
We al -o msantietere the
WBOI.IIIALII DIALIRI IJI
J. li. ItItLET & CO
Pampa Building, No. 29 North Park Placa.
ERIE, PA
Just *pseud,
W. G. GARDNER,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REHEDT.
' SIR JA3IES CLARKE'S'
OELEBRATICD FEMALE PILLS
PROTECTED , LEITERS
ROYAL AP- PATENT !
Prepared from a Proleztv ton of air. J. Club; V. D v
?hyoid= Sztrsontlaory to tbo Qom.
•fa Invaluable insdlelas Is unfailing la b. sum of all
tams painful acid dam/gross diseases to Milah tit* bosh
constitution Is subject. It moderates all men and re
moves all obstructions, and a speedy cum may be relied
on
TO MARBTiD LADIES
It is peenliarly milted. It will, Inn short time being en
the monthly period with repdarity.
Each Math), pries One Dollar, bears the Ihreerninest
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent 'roast/rhea.
• CAUTION.
Ties. Pao sh:rnstil act be takes it Fusalss &riot as
FIRST MILT NOltriis Prgovager -a.', ors
ism to trial on Ariscorrists, ist at asp stisr ass Am;
ass We.
In all awe of Nervous and Spinal Allartiona, Palma la
he Back and Limbo, ratios o a rlighartortiosiTalpita
tion of the Heart, LIM/aim and Whites, them PM' will
effect • care shoo ell other means have failed: sad al•
though a powerful :emedy, do noteentain irOn,ealoaael,
antimony or anything hurtful to the eonstitutiou.
Tull direction, in the pamphlet Around each package,
which ahould be earafkilly prtaerved,
SOLD BY ALL DIMMERS
Sole Alma for the United States and
JOB NOUS, d't Cost/mat Bt , liew York
N. and d postage staniye enclosed to any au
thorised agent, will Wire a bottle, °outlining GO PULL
eep2l'o6-Iy.
RSA LIQUA.ItTRELS SOK •
CHEAP GOODS!
w a OLESALB, AND HILTAIL
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
wINE3 AND LIQUORS.
•
F. & M. SCIILAUDECKER,
Are now receiving at their old stand, Ansericao Bloat
at_ State street. • largo and superior stook of
Groceries, Provisions, W.ne, Liquors,
Willow, Wooden, and Stone Wares,
Jesuits. Not ens age •
Together-with ever7thlng Nand in a House of thle
kind, which they will sell as cheap as any other eeteb
lishment in this city for Cash or most kinds of eonatry
produce.
They have also on hand one of the largest and Attest
Stocks of Tobacco and Snare am brought to Ma, to
which they Invite the attention of this plane.
co- Call and see us--e nimble sixpence is better than
a slow shilling, consequently Caah buyers will Sad peat
bargains by calling at the
GROCERY HEADQUARTERS,
—AMERICAN BLOCK, STATE STREET.—
Jane 2.1560--32 & Y. 8011LLUDALX2.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
• -
The undersigned have open u i:d a am Grocery Stara, on
LOST SIDZ OF 8T477 Br, U ROM PORT/
OF RAILROID BRIDoz,
Whirs Um !Mama hipping a fall supply of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
NUT', CROCICIRY WARS,
Yankee Notio-s, Willow Wire, Confeetionerrte . s
Tobacco and Cigars,
And everything usually on band in an establishment
of the wort.
Meals on bared a shack of Inuit' Opts?, of tbe Beat
Brands, at lowest markst prices.
Ire are determined to offer aagaoff 1611111115111■111 NOW
other dealer to the loth sad Writs the pa bide to esN
confidant that we con gloo entire seiticUion.
dee 14'65-U r. A. WERSU I crave.
J OMEPH El CjilfaLAUß,
NAZ UYAOTIIILSIII or
BOOTS AN.D BHOES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1 take pleasure in &noosed:le to the public that I
hate added to on former hdlftiee o poste's% sett of
SHOE MACHINERY,
Which trill enable tno to manufactory and sall Banta sad
dhow
CHEAPER THAN HIEHSTOTORS.
Baling had long experianee ma to the wants of ende
r:one. I stall take "peclal pains In preparing nty stook to
salt them. I bare the ezdasiss right in this elty to
nuke the
PLUMES PATENT BOOTS & SHOES,
,for the benefit of my eustomera and only uk s trial of
thorn, to satisfy any one as to their lumber comfort'eser
those made in the ekt way.
The Planter Boot needs no breaking In ; it Ls u Noy
teem the start as one worn for mos time. 111
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Will receive my own and Mr. J. COTWIII pyeeW at
tention—a:manning skill as v orkruszt which omnset be
escelhxl in the country. Boots' and hhose repaired on
short notice. Constantly on hand a Lap stock of
LE.I7WZR, LASTS AND FINDINGN.
Tendering my thanks to my•Menda and endowing tar
put patronage,,l hope by just and honorable &sling to
merit a -ontinoanes of the 111M30, and cordially Melte all
to eali and emunine my stock before pm/amine else
where. • 1 marl au.
STEAM BAKERY.
The Bakery 4 W. .1. Saadi, Ws: the only one in
iforthirseteruPetinsylystia sapplied with ell the latest
improver] macitinery, mid being furnished with a amps
of Arst-elass eparatiewa, the proprietor is prepared to an.
Demme himself ready to Oil all orders with which he
may be favoni.! with a quality of goods seem=
price at a which WI defy competition. All the
Metres of Wasters New Ye*, &titan Ohio sad North
rodeo n Pouts, aala are being baited by my. stoats.
who are !skin, orders for the folloriag line of gootW r it
the lowest maritetpriees Butter. ilypm. Water, Oy
Wise, Beaton and Rods erectus, rust Bread. Aber
Snaps, et& fly crackers oily wai.h hose de to AO pounds
to the barrel— a nip article Particular atteatioa gives
to' bp j‘bulag trade, Ofece sad steam mauefsetory.
come of Fifth aNtganuffss strata, Brie, Pa.
sell aty W. .1. BANDS.
P. B. UONICOAIIit o
sroaassoi, TO
CARVER ik, HONECKER,
V 1101.13•12111 IMAM Mail 11.
LEATHER, H3DBB, &O.
No: 3 Party Wooly etas Street. lir* Pena's.
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SOLVLEATHER, MOROCCO, LININGS
BINDINGs,
FRENCH a AMERICAN OALF SKINS, RIPS,
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ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS,
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CITY AND COUNTY PII,RVEYIIIIU.
JOHN H. MILLAR
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