itric Wetitiu Oboctiver. t:nlE. PA., DEC. 2S, 1865. —..--_-- t og and Closing of. the Malls. ~ f , r tk..r notice, the ga ll s will close at the ',, r , t 0 y,,.., .• follow , : i and Chicago ........ 0.60 a. to• and 7.30 p. m. ... . ...... -. _..1.00 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. ..:,,,i kachiogton.....l.oo p. in. and 630 60 P I) . go. . ni. ~........................... ..--7. iggl. con6ll in; all °Moos between ~1 BtllTA'n- .......... -- .... ...........6.09 p. m. z ,,. , nrraging ail oflices oetween .1 Clero!ani 8 00 p. in, ''''.i. 4 , 0 Ilte'bur4 9 .3 0 a. tn. !:,; d cg , , ()Ai ......• ......... . •„,...i,no p , , sni liacrliburg 8 03 p. m, Tile/JO S ~ col Vrie ', Thursday', and Satur -7 30 p. m, ;r4lrt . ............................... 2.30 „ in. 1.:. , r , ~ 7'o a m. to B P. el. Sands,, Oftlep ' •33t09301 mt. ' — ' l " ---------7 Trayeier's Guide. -- SHORE LINZ Going Went ro. rw i,asil Express -•• '''' Ilty Fox pre , 535 p. m ..:•',j'' ait A c -ommodation 60f1 a. m. . ••• Vizbt Expreur 310 a. m 1...1:M.14 rxproxi 10.ne $. m• 12.55 a. m. "xi, k C ere's , nd Express, B=. • ra n, ost,Pal t k ging RAILROA D. Arrive. 837 8.. m, . _ ...Brie Errn'or ..... ....... _ _,... ~ r• ...... ' Hail ..Erie 6.49 p. to r •••;,•;,.,• — eo Atenmmodition 10.20 NI. 111 k prfTiBIIRGR RAILROAD. A rriv e. 1.,...•hurg• Expre55.........3 20 D i : torimodation Il b() p, m r ,„, 3 wANTED —We will purchase oqtr of papers that may be brought Twatothe uncut and in a clean tf. New Near's Day. • earr!ert w:II present their Annual New oscriag to the public on Monday. and ae t h e y ,ell! receive, as they deserve, reward from their patrons. It will • . 7.. !"e5//e5 I short poem appropriate to vin,,a'reeord of the important local rhiccoccurred in 1.86 1 1, register of the :sod Pew hs in 'the county during r 1 m historical facts of special .ins- ~:tur citizens, making a sheet that vet,: worth procuring and preseriing. r:;:t Mows hove performed their duties tz't, And sre 'entitled to all that a gen potlio msy bestow upon them. i:11/5T (IF Taug).—The Pithole Record an sc:ount of an alleged silver mine, bare been discovered en the land of 1 Ellie Esq., of Tionesta, el tuated on eil raters of Little Tionesta Creek, 5f en miles from that city." " The a' ,deer are discovered is thirteen inches some fourteen feet below the e e, there being twelve feet of alluvial ro lett of rock over it. Asfar as asoer the rein Tuns through three acres—but aid undoubtedly (!) will be found more !prey' than that. The discovery was vbile boring for oil : Great excitement Ito prevail at Tionesta, and the•people are iislone of wealth on a 'specie basis.' " a eitlvEti are oat generally aware that a railroad trio course of construction from etowo..tfercer caunty, to Franklin,which 'Fen up au additional averwe for our rite the oil regions. " The work on :; , rant !ine brie been progressing qui ftesJily, and is now 80 far advanced eatntrqte the belief that the road will cr:e•el nod ready' for operation by the Arril next. The managers-are gentle :ture.ited in the prosperity of Erie, and use no doubt that, as far as is consistent otilcial positions, they will cast ilience in such a wny as to promote :!!oesi interests. By this route a field , ritions heretofore seldom reached by this point—the Southern part of 'region—will he opened up to the corn .t of our wholesale houses and dealers mchinery. A fast through passenger ..nninz from Erie to Franklin in a few s. we learn, is to be placed on the road ns ti it i completed. MAR.—Th e observance of Christmas city was more general, if anything, mid the enjoymentp of the occasion :^t diminished by the remarkably pleas •ather which prevailed during the day. trade in 1 oliday goc'cls exceeded any lus season, and most of our dealers their supply unequal to the demand. , tuber of a prominent firm informs us that tAtiess in this line has been treble that Tmer years, and he could have done still hi he anticipated so much of an in sod laid in a stock accordingly. The !elm of goOds 'mold most readily, ebow ::e increteed wealth and taste of the tom- 'Mort of the stores kept open a while t'semorning, but in the afternoon there to mire suspension of business. rs SEIATEL—The tele 7// cues h 3 particulars of an immense fire ovurre 1 at Shafer on Chriitmas day. ie Gut in the " Ocean House" at 1:45 • The entire west side of the town, from Co's oil office to the Post Office, ••.:Funted within two 'hours. The Par. Hotel is in rains. All the shops and s'joining the back of this row were Donoelly's office, and all be'ow vree!, were saved. The wind was 't"e for the safety of the oil platforms, :t 5 oil was'burned. During the excite- Er. Park was shot dead, and the mtir elospel. Ten stores and four hotels ::snrnei. Loss $lO,OOO. [IIY REQUIST :tfrm of Doctors Efasiett & Bsrbour, of '::rg• pay special attention to diseases Ear and Surgical Operations, aeob vn.iltening . Gross-eyes, ClLbleet, re :t .!; , :ilifermity of Harelip, removal Of et coring of Piles and Fistula tin Ano. 11:zilt or Dr. Barbour will be et .Hotel, Erie, on Wednesday and =t). January 10th and 11th, and at the CLir:n• Hotel, Greenville, on Friday, Z:l7 Utt !!. S B are medical graduates of many irluicr, and have recently had the ad ct the New York Medical Colleges A , pitals and the Eye and Ear Infirmary. dec2B•tf :Tki. —Rev. E. P. Hammond, the cele rerivaliq, whose efforts in Detroit, r,tr, Elmira and other cities have been tziti with signal success, will preach on ~ o raing in the Baptist church. and c'y in Dr. Lyon's church in the evening. ttr.ti or union revival services between -ettvo churches (and possibly other con rtruions) will be continued for several ``i', Mr. Hammond preaching every day. ' t ' , xer:i!esll be held in the Baptist t:zta forenooon and afternoon, and in Dr. 4 14 . ! chLreh in the evening. rt.! trvle done I,y Beller fi Thargess pre—i win Christmas day, Was enormous. I have a large assortment of holiday t:1. left, wever, and as the season is well . •ver, they have determined to close out I tzstori in this line at low prices. Those tlwith to procure a supply for New Years F'' to it an advantage to deal with this en• Inpitiag firm Written foi• the Observer.] lll'lo4 of the Triangle. Late Erie, as also the town of Erie, derived its name from a powerful tribe of Indians of that name—located upon the south shore of the late; and from discoveries of Indian mounds, burial grounds, and other relics found in this vicinity, this must have been their headquarters. The fine hunting-grounds in the neighborhood, as also the abundance of fish in the bay, was probably the induce ment. They were called " Eries " or "Cat Tribe" by the other tribes, and were named by the early French explorers as the "Chats" or "Neutral Nation." The original name- given to the place by the French waa " Presque Isle," which algal lies "almost an Island" or "Peninsula." The name "Erie " was given by the State authorities, when -the act to "lay out the town " was passed by the Legislature, July, 1791; The town welt laid out in sections a mile square each.. In July, 1805, the first section was incorporated into a "Borough." The history of the " Triangle "—so called from being a portion orterritory in that shape lying between the north line of Pennsylvania, 42° N. L. and Lake Erie, and the west bean dtry of New York, (the northern boundary of Pennsylvania striking the lake a short die- Lance above the mouth of 'Elk Creek,)—is as follows : In 1785, Davia Rittenhouse, on the part of Pennsylvania. and Samuel Holland on the part of New York, were appointed commis sioners to run the northern line between Pennsylvania and New York, they fixing the northeast corner on the Delaware river at 42° N. L, and running due west. The lacteal enoy of the weather prevented them orymplet. log the survey. In 1786, Andrew Ellicott was appointed for , Pennsylvania, and James Clin ton and Simeon De Witt on the part of New York, who completed the line in 1787, making this northern boundary 259 miles, 88 perches in length from the starting point on the Del. aware river, to its termination on the margin of Lake Erie, which is about six miles from the Ohio line. These surveys were confirmed by Acts of Assembly in 1789. In negotiations with the Indian tribes for the purchase of the lands of Western New, York, and Northwestern Pennsylvania, the Triangle, or "Presque Isle lands " were mei. dentally left out and became an isolated frac tion, claimed at different times by New York, Virginia, Massachusetts and Connecticut. It having been discovered by early explorations and surveys that Pennsylvania had but a few miles of lake coast, and no harbor, measures were taken by the State authorities to get possession of this piece of territory. After considerable negotiation, a survey was keel and the eastern line established where it now is ; the other States ard individuals pretend ing to claim having released. In June, 1788, the General Governmest au thorized the " Board of Treasury " to nego tiate for the sale of this tract of land to Penn sylvania, which was concluded and confirmed by Congress in September following—declar ing that the "jurisdiction, etc., of Pennsyl vania, shall extend over said treat of land, and every part thereof, the same as if it tad been originally within the charter bounda ries of said State." - In October, 1788 0 ,Congreas appropriated £1,200 to purchase the Indian title, in ful fillment of the contract to eel! ft to Pennsyl vania. At the treaty of Fort Harmer, Janu ary, 1789, Cornplanter and the other chiefs of the "Six Nations" signed a deed in con s'deration of the £1,200, ceding the "Presque Isle lands," to be vested in the State of Penn sylvania. The Governor of Pennsylvania was authorized to complete the purchase, which was fully consummated in March, 1792, and the consideration, amounting to $151',640 25, paid in Continental certificates. This "Tri angle " contains 202,187 acres. FOIIOEIIIEB AT MMADVILLZ.—On Tuesday of last week two drafts were returned to the banks in Meadville, which bore evidences of forgery. One of these was a draft on Culver, Penn & C0.,-New York, in favor of Mrs. O. 8 Baker, for $9 50, drawn by the cashier of the National Bank of Crawford County, and since its issue altered to read $9O 60, and cashed to that amount by the Corry National Bank. In the other instance the draft was obtained from the Merchant's National Bank, of Mead ville, in favor of the same party for $8 35, and was altered to read $BO 35, and was cashed by the First National Bank of Warren, Pa Both drafts, in the ordinary course of busi ness, were presented to Culver, Penn & Co., New York, and there the forgery was detec'ed. They were of course returned, and the Corry bank loses $Bl 00 in the operation, and the Warren bank $72 00. SKETCH' or ME. SCOFIELD'S LITE.—The New York herald of s recent date gate a sketch of the members of Congress, which contains many incidents of interest. Cur mem ber is alluded to as follows : GLEN NI W. ItCOTIELD He was born in Chautauqua county. New York. March 11. 1817. graduated at Hamil ton collegeln 1840, and removed to Warren, Pennsylvania, where he WrIS admitted to the bar in 1843 In 1850 and 1851, he was a member of the State Senate. In 1860 he was appointed President Judge of the Eighteenth Judicial district of the State, and in 1862 be was elected a Repretentative from Penneyl vania to the Thirty-eighth Congress, serving on the committees on Elections and Expendi tures in the War Department. Re-elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. Letter from Wellsburg. WELLastrna, Dec. 18, 1865 Mn. EDITOR: As Wellsburg is a village of some importance, I thought it, worth while to notice some few items in conneetien there with. It is situated about eight miles youth of Girard, and one mile east of Albion. in the township of Elk Creek. We have three dry• goods stores, a large building in process of erection to be used for the purpose of veiling goods, a good flouring mill, tannery, flax mills, two saw mills, &et There is some fling said in reference to oil here. There have been five hundred acres of land Fo'd adjoining this village for oil territory, at from fifty to one hundred dollars per acre. •Ae to politics, they are of a darkieh shade. By the way, this township has not furnished one person to fill a county office since it has been settled. We paid a tax, in the township of twenty thousand dollars last year, and about the same the present year. The Titusville & Pithole ralroad, the Oil Creek Lake & Titusville Mining and Trans ;ortation Co., and the Westfield Railroad Co. have consolidated into one company to be called the Westfield, Titusville and Pithole Railroad Oompa i ny. The result of this move ment, if the roads are built, will be to throw most of the trade passing over it from Titus ville into the.h:nds of New York parties, and to advance, ae far as the influence of its offi care can, the interests of Buffalo and Westfield, in antagonism to those of Erie. it will not be many months before our citizens awaken to a full realization of the damage inflicted upon our city in letting the charter of these roads pass into the hands of outside parties, instead of retaining them here. Norttl.Tboae wishing board can be ac commodated in .a private fondly on applies don at this office. , It • Items of Local Interest. A sehoolmaster the other day strook Oa," but it was only juven- ile. By the bunting of a still at Boles' retnery, Petroleum Ceitre, last week, three men were burned, one . orivirem has since died. -- lite people of,Wesierville, propose to have a course of lectures, the 'speakers to tie resi dents of the county. - , Business men may be iutercited in Wowing that, when notes or other 'oommerciti paper fall due on a holiday which occurs en Mon thy, the custom is to make payment on the Saturday preceding. Gordon B. Berry, RN , late &oxidant elerk of the Etats Senate, was on Thunlay last; on motion of Jewel SIB, Esq., admitted to prac tice In the several courts of Brie county. Titusville wants to become' a city. If her tax payers knew how much extra cash the .4, honor " would coat them they would not be . so anxious. Such cases; however, are much like matrimony—people( will never be satisfied until they have experience on the subject. Several of the New York State weekly pa pen will Increase their subscription prices on the first of January from $2,50 to $B,OO per year. The cost of pristing paper makes that course necessary. Those of our citing' who have need of a Dentist, (and with all respect to the profess— ion, we trust they are few), will find Dr. R. Y. Pickering, who has hisoffice in Wright's block, one of the most skillful in the city. lie is a gentleman in every sense of the word, and richly deserving of a liberal patronage. The ladies of Park Church congregation presented Rev. G. F. Call and lady on the evening of Christmas witlia handsome set of silver ware, a fall set of One ware, and table ecttlery. a magnificent straying of "Now I Lay :de Doirn to Sleep," and a copy of Web. liter's Unabridged Dictionary. • The "colored citizens!' of Meadville have held a meeting to consiier the subject of "pe titioning the Legialattnia for an extension of the right of suffrage," and to keep before Congress the necessitt of recognizing all men as equal before the lar,without regard to race or complexion." Where is "Commodore " Jim Stewart, that he has not before this start. ed a movement here to secure the equal rights ef- himself and his fellow "citizens of African descent ?" New county movements seem 'to be all the regain the section of the Rate adjacent to or located in the Oil Dorado. Titusville, Corry, Spartansburg, Oil City, Pithole, Em— lenten and Tionesta are agitating the forma. lion of additional counties, and epott wants to be a county seat. Where so many rival in— terests are at work, the likelihood is that none . will enecied. The internal revenue officers save decided that " in the case of a subscription list (for a religions, benevolent or any other purpose), where the heading involves the promise to pay the sum annexed, the party signing is liable to the' stamp duty required on promissory notes unless he pay the amount annexed to %is name at the time of signature; in which case the signing of his name should be regarded se a mere part of a memorandum. Where the beading of allot involves a condition on-which the subscribers will pay the sum annexed to their names, then each signature is held to create an agreement, subject to a duty of five cents. This decision applies to those who subscribe to books sold by canvassers. The bridge erected by the Buffalo & Erie R. R. Co., over the deep gully near the State line, is one of the most interesting objects in this section. The height from the bottom of the ravine'to the railroad track is 128 ft. The arches and abutments are of solid masonry, that have been coestracted for permanency, which will defy the attrition of the elements for ages to come. Our citizens are probably not generally aware that a number of young men connected with Cook's Commercial College have for some time past been engaged in organising s new band. We learn that they are making good pro gress, and bid fair to become very oncoming performers. A publio exhibition is intended to be given as soon as the members feel com. petent to appear in that capacity. The Warren Ledger reminds oil and lumber operators that work in their line "can be got cheaper and done in Better style at the Erie City Iron Works than at any other establish ment in northwestern Pennsylvania. A slight index to the magnitude of the firm may be• seen by the fact that it employs 160 men. Mr. H. L. White, Shipping Agent of the estab-` lishment, is a gentleman and a business man of the first merit., and all who may have oo casion to deal with him will agree with us ia what we esy." True all around. A Concert and Festival for the benefit of St. Paul's United Evangelical Protestant Church will be held in Farrar Hall, on Wed. nesday evening next, the tid of January. The price of tickets is 50 cents; children half price. A fine programme has been arranged, and the reputation of the members of this congregation for superior singing gives as suranee that it will 'be peaty med in a sada fectory manner. Messrs. Chambers & Dunn, photographers, whose advertisement appears in our columns today, are first class artists, and pleasant, accommodating gentlemen. They have added to their establishment one of the patent sliding arm chairs, which enables them to take pie tures in something more than a dozen differ ent positions. It le the only article of the sort in the city, and gives them a great cd vantage. We heartily commend them to the patronage of our readers. The editor of the Dispatch announces, in Saturday morning'. paper, that his daily is no longer an experiment, but that its patronage is such as to ensure the permanency of its publication: The business of the office has increased to a wonderful extent, and it may fairly ell im to take rank as one of the most successful printing establishments in the country. Mr. Lynn is emphatically a work• ing man, and to his energy . and perseverance may mainly be attributed the prosperity which has attended the paper. As a member of the Draft he has proved himself, in his dealings with us, to be honorable and accommodating, and while we shall seldom or never, in all probability, agree in politics, it affords us gratification to know that be is doing well in a business point of view. The Gazette denounces severely the par• ties who sold cut the charter for the building of a railroad from Union to the New York line. It thinks the construction "of such • road would materially lajure the business and general prosperity of this 'city and county, and whatever may have induced the managers of the said Mining Company' to enter into such AII arrangement with the New Yerk 11ap- POWS, It le too evident - that they made • grave lime, which nothing but prompt action on the part of oar citizens can remedy,' The croeh-cut' road must to a ConeitleraVii de gree lover the urination . between Erie and the oilogion, and destroy to n ueit extent the wholesale trade now carried ewhitween thew." Our distinguished Eturator and his half dozes poppets Will net fancy this plain PGA of talk from thoirOottatrorgatt. Mae was much more severe at several points on - the Lake than ken,. - The following -ant some of its dollop in . Buffalo Bt. Joba's turret damaged and wiadoire, Malk !Off of the new linleanmlist Church rocked tit: badly tint it crumbled tie capstones- and dislodged some of thee. — Pattnf Um recdcf the Coolest office canted off. The smoke. stark and part of tie .swot of the Buffalo Steel Works down. The steam barge International was taken from • its moorings and carried down the Niagara river 1113M0 diaiance. A large number of chimney. were blown dowa all over the city. An Irish laborer named John Leonard was accidentally kitled last ek at Shaffer by at tempting to cross the tr ek in treat of a loco motive passing through the yard at that place. Re was terribly mangled, and only survived the aectident about three-quarters of an hour. No blame can be attached to the engineer, as the man wee very much intoxicated at the time, and the engine was within fifteen feet of him when he attempted to cross. A braxeman 'On the local freight train of the P. &E. R R. R., named Austin Needham, was killed at Concord last week, by the pas- . senger train going east. He had left his own train to cross the railroad track for the pur pose of obtaining some refrahments, and In returning again was struck by the down train and died almost instantly. He resided in this oily, and had many friends among the rail- road men here dints. The name of the Girard Union is to be changed to the Girard Spectator on the Ist of January, and the paper will be enlarged 'at the same time to the extent 'or an additional column on each page. It is an interesting sad enterprising local journal, and we are heartily pleased to learn that the patronage ex tended to it is so liberal es to encourage the editor in making- this improvement. '• The firm of Clemens, Caughey & Burgess is one of the largest and most enterprising in the city. • They have built up a trade which is exceeded by no other house here; and sur passed by few anywhere outside of the lined cities. The attention of dealers is called to their card in one advertising columns. - • We call attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Whitley & Co., coal dealers at the corner of Peach rd Twelfth streets. They have built up a large trade is "comparatively brief period, and bid fair to become one of the meet successful firms in the city. A meeting of the stockholders of the Erie County Agricultural Soblety will be held at the County Treasurer's office, on Wednesday, January 10th, at 10 o'clock. An effort is being made to secure the location of the next State Fair at our city, and the matter will be brought before the society at this meeting for final action. We•have_been having another streak of re markably mild weather. On Tuesday the at• mosphere was as warm as in April. Rev. Dr. Lord will deliver a course of three historical lectures in Park church, en Tues day, Wednesday and Friday evenings of next week. The price of tickets *ill be placed• at s lower figure than usuaL Col. P. dossier, formerly of Erie, has pur. chased the Washington House, at Columbia, Pa., his present place of residence, for $1`2,000. The fiummerhill (Crawford Co.) Aid;Soole ty is preparing to erect a handsome monument in commemoration of the soldiers from that township who fell in the war. CONSTIPATION 07 tae BOWlLi.—Roir many of our citizens are suffering &Om this disease and expecting to he cured by tne use er tto• lent purgatives, which debilitate the system and cause a return of the disease with in creased asperity ? Is it not better to have a remedy that will cure, by giving strength and vigor to the bowels, enabling them to perform their fanctions.in a natural manner ? Stich a remedy is llootland's German Bitters. It will not purge you, but, by its great invigorating and tonic properties, will give your system a .tone that will enable it to perform all its functions in a 'vigorous and natural manner. For sale by all druggists. Remember these Bitters are a pure tonic, without alcohol. dec2l-2w. E ,R.. RAILW . A V, .V4h Its connection', forms THE BROAD GUAGE DOUBLE, TRACY ROUTE NEW YORE. PROVIDENCW, BO 'TON, NEW HAVEN, HAETFORR. BRIDGEPORT. PALL RIVER, VI OCE NY, NEWPORT, And all the principal Towns and Cities In New England, BATING 22 NILES IN DISTANCE! Via. Dunkirk, Buffalo or Salamanca to New York. WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES!, Until furthor unties, Train' will ran u f Blow. : Lear• Dunkirk-7 00 A. tr. Exprnts Wail; 4.20 P. Z. Night Zzpress; 6.10 r. at. Cincinnati tspria . Lama Sala.nanca-3,31 • w. PST Express; 9.25 • . Z. FxP* 994 Will; 700 r x. Night Itzpraaa; 9.12 P. x. (Nachman Lap .es. Lean anffalo-8 00 IL Day Vrprear; 9.31 A. v. Li press Nat': 6 .05 r. Night Express: 10.40 P. Z. Cincinnati Erpresa • Arrive at New York-10.20 r. x Day ;Cypress: l f Off A Express Nail; 11.511 A. X Night Express; 4.16 P. ar. Cincinnati Exprvee. Th. 6Oh P. N. Train from Buffalo will ran Drily, all 0 'bora dailv except sundave. All trains of Saturday run directly through to New York. Boston and J. Eng'snd Passengers can were tick. eta is. New York. without additional east and have obete of all Rail or goon 1 Steamers to destination. When necessary train. on this railway will wait TWO TIMM for Western trains and make regular running time through to New York. The boat 'Ventilated and most tut aeons Sleeping Cars IN THE WORLD are in use on this railway, and be ele gaoeeandenmenrtarunequa'lyd Only Broad Game 'limbe afford sufficient room for the Improved Sleeping ffiovhe,:. Pew Cos-b es, free from dag•,vtth day trains. sod smoking ears with 'all trains. Baggage checked through and fare alwa:p aglow as by say other mils I'it► ASK NOR /PERU /lA,. WWI RAILWAY, which can be obtained at el principal ticket otiose Rnoth•weet. West and North West. Chicago Office. 64 Clark Staeet.—A. D. 8821 th, 'Debra Agent; E. Reid. Vrricht Agent. New York Office, '4O Broadway.=Challes P. Craig, Whet a ent: A. H. Ward. freight agent. Boston Offlca.l6 Stat. Street.—inhn S. Dunlap, N. E. syent. WIC A. BARitoTen'l Pan: Ag't, New York. A. RIODLE, Gen'l Fupli, New York. • det2l/135. • 1) W. IiIiDTOHINSON, • United States Claim Agent, GIRARD, PKNNA:., PENSIONS, BACK PAY, - ' BOUNTY, And all other Claims naiad the Consonant Woodard . to with ptomptnags. CHARGES RCABONABL E. rirAppliestion by Mail attatd-tt to the toms ail' anon Derene. CHAWINVIID, RUTH dc CUBIST/AN, Dachas la GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, isd and Sealod ?mita, Paints and Oils, . Ship Chandlery. Boat atom, ha., NO. 7 BEATTY'S BLOCK, PARK ROW, Also, Milo Dock, foot of State street,' ERIE. PA. NH. A. oRAWFORD. R. T. CHRISTIAN, jan2V6s-tt J. BYRON RUTH. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD, CON NECTCITI. INCORPORATED 1810. CAPITAL $1,000,000. T. C. ALLTN,Ttest. 0. Y. COIL. they. CITY EINII INSURANCE COMPANY. ITARTYORD. CONNISCIICITT. • INCORPORATED NIL C. P atIL SUMO gABLCR, Pron. OW. W. LLBIiR, Soft. rir Intaranes in the above old sui4 reliable Compa nion ass Mortals/id an appliastion to - viareb2S-411. IL W. RUSSELL. /...t. E STRAY. -- t;nree to the rewires a the and lensed. In Viii Creek township, about env mUe eontiveast irons genie Villse% AsTgSKCAW,ohont Nees =oaths old the awnet is requested to cane reversed, prove pnpurtr.pee chees es end take the MAW swab, or it win he ileposed or se tordlg _to law. .apnai DRY GOODS! ORE AT REDUCTION B ELL & WARNER Aro aov receiving from AUCTION BALPA SUEETINGB, FLANNELS, CLOAKINGS, CLOTHS, CARPETS, Eta, Ete. ALSO, FOR ---- HOLIDAY PRESENTS! Poplins, Zurpress Cloths, Vfortnos e Ism Re= Cloths In New eokres. ALA, SCARFS, HANDICRICHITYS, HOSIERY, BALMORAL Flirts, Hoods, Breakfast Clam, Soatags. Ete, Rio, Eta. N o TIo lo the matter of the w-} is the Orphan". Cone of Wien of the testate of Y Erie County, Nor. Tenn, Rather, deed. lied. To Jacob Wather.kfaria Rather tad Rargezettil Faber, helm sad legal rtoresentallres of R. Walker. deed : Toe are hereby notified that la obedience to a Writ of Notion lender net of the Orphan's Oeurt of Imo co., to as directed. an lanalsition will be held upon the follow• for described oremisea, fames to the elitl of gee. sod bounded 0' follows, to Witt Beteg the west half of ladot No. t 500, in sonars No. VI, tad bounded ea the north by inlet No. 2.510* nu the east by oast hallo! said In-let No. 2500: on the south by Fifth ' , twit sad ca the west kf 111-10 t No. 2501, being 41 Got $ Inches oa Fifth dreg awe 155 feet la depth; on the 16th der of Jelme27. A. D. IBM. at 10 o'clock a. ea. of said day, for the purse of making partition of the said real estate, between the said bats and kcal re rropentatlese of IL Iliatheirolse* If the same eau be dose without prejudice to or spoiling the whole otherwise to value and amain the maw, at which time and pines you are noshed to attend If boa think - prover. R. L. BROWN, Mel. Brerfers Ogee, Brio, Dee. 21,1/e6.1, READY= PAY STORE. A. MINNIG Would "rissettally ladqrsi ft,* Pala* that iis Ihm Purchased tit* STOCK Or OROCERIRS OF .1.401C8 4. BLISS. maw or deg AND UTATI en. Wine hi intends to koop as good ai oolortorod - • WILLY GROCERIES - 4-PROVISIONS, WOOD k WILLOW WARS, AND PARINTY GOODS as k kip! to Irls. Kopt mutual., an Lad. BEST BRANDS OF ERIE CO. FLOUR, W43.WTZD I GOOD 4UI77CLZ. , rir The Idsbest Market riles pad for all fir do of Country Produce. Ste' Goods delivered Cr.. of (dune to arty part of tit City. deell'lls-tt 0311 N ASTRATOR 9 B Lettere e f hdealutstratlou cm the estate of Henry irendall. deed, ate of North Lit tp, County. Pe, hiving beau minted to the undashroode Nodes io leer by ulna to ail person having globes inaiset the estate to present Vlllll. duly authenticated. ear settler merit, act all indebted to the lam aro requested to make Immediate payment. .1. L. IiKINIS, 11114.1111 d00 XLY DALE.. North Iteet,leett 14w• Atdarhdetrators. FIRST CLASS PARK YOR SALE. The amierslwaed offer* for We his Warm la Harbor Cre it to., on the Itailblo road. 4X mites from tide city and half • mile from Arsalerville. "Mobiles that of Sea jambs Chambers. sadstatai OD wee of Nape:Ur lead, well watered, _Wel la a i r t Mite order. A Imp or. chard of gritted felt Lon the "mom. The lairove meats soosietof • sew two-sto name Dulling Ilea" two good Barad and all the aeoemary oat Wens,— Terme of payment will be easy. Apely_to THOS. CAVAN/MGR, or IL, A. DAVISTORT. &paled" fat. Erie City. CLEMENS, CAI:16111ff s 111144128 N, WIIOLCSALE GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, ALSO DULA= tx -- - WOODEN WARE, NAILS, GLASS. ROM REPINED OIL, WATER IJEE, WHITE LIME, OIL VITRIOL, CAUSTIC SODA, GLUE, &IL, NOS. 25 A 26 NORTH PARK STREE3g ERIE, PA. Smelreitt RXRCUTORIS NOTIOIte • ' totters testamenWay on the estate of John Crowley, deed, late of Harbor , Creek tp., lirle south PIL. halts' been granted to the undersigned; notim is 11E167 'I'M to all iedstgal to laid estate to maim hamediate pay ment, and those haying' skims against the mesa will present them, duly authentleated, for settlement. HIOHAWD 01101 FLIT, Itzeseder. Harbor Creek. Dealt, 11111.4 ere LA01.118" ror.the Buret of ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL, AT IPARitAIt BALL, grader Care deb, el tee's et Chselty".) 74 eomasease ea Miry. Dee. 22d. sod sooting' till Ratar.ley wreathe, Des. 20th. with the exeeptlea of the males el Wednesday. the 27th lost. Persons baths; taye sad peeseste kw the holidays will end thew se showy hem si la any afore in the oily, as they hare bean purchased by wholesale la NIIW Ye*. Price of Adadaeloo—liveidatt 20 omits: Der, seats. Children half-pefos. Striate for male at the Book Storm dee2l-2w. A nna' CAN - HOUSE. • SOUTH WU? COUZIOT TRY PA3 & BUTZ IT, LIMA PA. . JOHN' DUNCAN, PROPRIETOR. The underelgeed having taken *bane of tlio above well-known Hotel and renteed it in superior style, to epectfall solicits a abaft of ibs public patronage. Senna and aleoeinerdatiow opal to any is the lir Per the assent's* airgentmo from the sountry * good stable has kegs attached to the eepirdreeci. 311MVINCAllf. FARDIELLIO 110TZL. 161:;*1 .4:141 11;10:11 so:tytJ 41v:54111 M. F. WORDEN, - - Paorszrroi. The &bore Rotel Wing beets thoroughly refitted, V cow epee to the sesommodation of the public. etrietietteattost will be glees to make all mete eon tortable A l4selt will tee regulerly to the Was. The ltdieboro and Wsttebarg stages hese this gobs! • 'here of the rebate patronage le respeefilly Y 3.. F. WORDIAntiwN mora.ti FL N 1 W GISLOCRILY. JACOB BOOTZ Would respertfullr asnouses to the people of We lily ead erlskr. that he has erred* NBWOBOCEBY STORE, OR the West Blde of Pesch amt. A Short Dw ane . South of the Lake Shore Depot, Where he will keep on head a large sasertasat of OBOCERIEB, PROVISIONS, WOOD AND wu,Low wass,Wt.ouit - And ereryttdrig urruslly het hi a hit ekes Ito.. ALIN WINS, SWIM' =VI AND LIQUORS. The highest Keret Pelee prall for Prods.% ao us U tensed- ; rir N* me a mill. If pee writ to emus geed bar. peas. i Angie aquaria sell as Low, If not hewer. thee we other stets is thirty. nalteett. -JEKCIIITOR. ) B NOTICE. TTtars testamentary on the estate of Rion Holtioldoe, doe'd, late of um &sit tp.. Ed. Co. Pa., MTh's boos granted to the andadved; Notion Is booby ens to those knowing • thensesitie indebted te the estate tie nuke hnevediste pelmet, said those laving Waal stand the same w 1 plow unseat them, day loathes tioated. to Y. W. froad.r. !eq., whole hereby anthorivel to collect and seal* op the account HENRsY of sad deceased. SCHNEIDER, - nog fli-Ow. Executor. E NGRAVING. - BUSINEB9, WEDDING AND OTHER CARDS. Bin Oes4,Certillestee of 011 sad Other Meek". STAMPING, EMBOSSING, SEALS, 810., Ao BY J. Y. LATHAN, PALLGOB BUILDING, RUT PAIL IoW, sp2l'63.tfnag. • NO LIMB FOR SCRATCHING. The eortalaty with which all trade of nab and amp tiro dispose anorally eaa bs eared b aging Ceelsee retract of Daaaelkost.aad frittarmot sad TAM Otat. meat imam se imam for scarab& ether Is prints or haldie. The habit fa diegsalag sad okay se vial b. s bl tew& These prepustlems sea he bed staa. e alaillida -- I!PIMPMkAWN;MM4OMUMTS SCIK 1 English Braise% naps t Patterns, Nrw ritylea 3 Fly inuala : Good aft Wool Inzrain. at SI,IO P. eii, : no! Progrets sod Felt Cloths, Hump Carpet* of toe He eutilnl DUlliAlt Pattern, Cocoa Ilattlu4s, Floor 91-1 Cloths, all pricis, styles and widths; eltair WI Cloth , heavi; 011 Cloth by the attest. large enooati to corer a large lOW III; 'Filth,* to. Jag, celrat Real rind Nate, vcona - . and Flarillle. Door Hats. glalr Carpels and Rode. All styles Jilt, .. . ' • A 174111110 Window Shad«. Bullard Green Idorrhoh 31.,lhinde for Rhode:, all .• etarte. Miller's t m • The mutat thing out. Come and see it. Elegant Gilt and Bronm4 Window Cotolees, Curtain Rooks, Planar* Nails, Timmis.Cords.A.l., At. Everything in this line can be band hers. ♦ Splendid Assortment BLANKETS, Nottth ba Mee by the yard. L. vit. Dodges for 85 enta—ebararr tban Emb. Yadla bob. Nadia also, 1,a4;1_ dg. laudeome Lee for Vestibule Windows, with reds and Fixtures. Tb• largest. assortment of • Weil and Window Paper la the tows. LINENS, LINENS, LINENS. • ?is' largest amortossot of Lioetipowis in this rouitst at priori that defy competition. Elegant Bleached %Ills Mom IA( yards vide. at $1.15 per Yard- We Can show thee* good lin all gradrs, from the tomtit to the lamest Doable Damsa.k. Napkins. all stiles and priers. We hay. a job lot of these goods at $3 per doom, all Lin n, whkda ans.aosider Um septa. oilman lb, oiarkot. dsc2l-tt Harishash sad Damask Linen. sioenlid Anekabnek Towels at WOper dos., all Linen. Elerant Illackshaek Tow *Us& tdeashad, by the yard, %' s wide, at Om very low prise at b. 5 cants. Irish Linens, Shsetiair Linens, t3blrtling Unruly PUlow Liam; Zte., Etc Oasts'. Lsdlss' sad Children's Linen Itandker • *Mits. A good,ati linen s Ladles' Eandkarskiarat Its T",das. Ceuta, Ladles. disuse, Boys and Children's Cotton and Wool Ho‘e. all prices. The bed dock in town. A tool Cotton Hoes at 2 de. per pair. Winter Gloves for Everybody. • YANKEE NOTIONS AT WHOLESALE ! Bleached Sheeting; Shirtlnge. Pillow tittsUns, he Also, • good stock of Domestic Goode at low prices. We keepta ken. no Deem Good /, thereby enabling as to keep a larger stock of int platting Goods. Ca.II before all the bargaina are • No 7 Reed Lions. Block, Erie, Pa. •nr The *hove is under the supervision ef ' it,. 8. S. 4 3/USWOLO, who le well known in this vicinity. n09'8.5. c . /INGLEHLART, BOOTS AND STIO.ES, ALSO, XiIItrI'ACTORZSI OF CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, Would take this method of returning his Omsk' t hie friends aad the public generally for their liberal patronap herstoforr ertaadrd to him, and hopes to hare • reanimation el the same. I take plasma* in informing the public that I sea Mill balling MDT NADI BOOTP AND SHOO AS CHEAP, —l/ NOT a LITTLZ 01114 M.— Thu any Home in this plass and attll making the hat, mattes of Genre Boots sod Shoes, for which I em ploy eons but the BM of WORKNIN,ander the Super tetendsnas of 0. MILLER. Barlag obtained • limos to ins the PLUMEE PATENT BOOTS, lam sow Pariered to make the Meer Patent Boots and Shoes in • minim sot to be en:paned to Style an/ Workmanship. Er• I slimes keep on head • eilmtion of the test Brands of ersooli and Anne= Calf and Nips. P. IL—Beestrieg situated to. win= T UM PLACE ' TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK E. COUGHLIN'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, State Street. Nearly Benoit' the Post Mae. R. Co Miry Boot sad Shoe Dialorl:L n.etf Jl7 tatbrase the Public! that ho baa ranotsd his stand to the store Room en State Ares; :mark! emanate the Post Otto, whoa he babas ea his old blonds sad eastoussra to glee hbs a call. Particular attention given to REPAIRING! Ko►tad earefal wertmen, and anperintending all ids ba•iaer himself, he believes ha can give as good =Usti*. Hon and mil at as lair priaaa an arty other person in the atty. 'Good Pits Warranted. • wraith KRYSTORE /MOMS WORKS. B. TIBBALS, SRI to WHITEHEAD, it ILAT77ACTIMI23 OP STOVES AND HOLLOW WARE, • Ran a larp and ntanain assortrnact of Stone at Wholnale sod MAIL THE IRON GATE Is a tbst-elass Coal Cook Steve. with or without reser voir, for hard or soft a• al, or wood, aad is BETTER THAN THE EITEWAts - r axurt: WRIAT SHEAF AND NSW ERA, Both low crow Cool Cook Sloe..—wita wood votes— csa be wood either for coal or wood. THE FoREST.JAK. We ere still reaserectertair thb celebrated by oven Store far wood—With or without reserreir. THE MENTOR, A Lev Oven Stoll !be Wood Ms la • now Store, ba•atlfal design, and now for ides—togslaor with a largo arsortroont of elevated Oven Coot, ParP.: Cook for wood or coal, aad Parlor and Ogles Stays', for wood or coal. 0. Ie..TIBRALS„ D. 813111 K, W. H. WHITEEDLILD Zit% Juin& 11111-41. REAR ALE BREWERY, CORNER Or PARADE AND BUFFALO STREETS ERIE CITY LAGER BREWERY, OORNICR OF POPLAR AND IttiN3E STRUTS ERIE MALT AND BARLEY WAREEOIIBEB, CORN= OF 7111 BUM AND CANAL BASIN. no. and Andes, IX and XXX Ales. The Met Nall and Vaaal Varieties 'or Lager. Prase Eheleetod Elppsh Th. Choicest Qaalitho of Malt axed Barley s Os band arid and for sale by ICING dedMitif. MORO SON & DINS*IOII.II, WHOLIIIIAX 3 DIALIRS II FLOUR, PORK, , • EF, SALT, GRAIN, - 0M1T.% TIMOTHY EKED. &I. NO. 2, WAYNE BLOCK, FRENCH STREET, Minis Mb sad eh Streets, EFL,. Pa. alay9Wit NAMV PIJRNITIIIRS BTOMI. J. H. RIBLET & CO Weak' reepeethdly Inform the public that -they ban P • FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, IN GABLIrB BLOCK; lINTWHILN BTH AND 9TH Imam obt STATE Wham th,y Wood to loop coodaatly on hand a tan usorttoant of • NEW ILND,WELL SELECTED FURNITURE Er w. reqoattlally solicit s share of thePubllepat 1012114111 lUD4 14 b,J. H. RLBt2?. si. W. SWAM. NSW VIU.M. =warm' Alto inrosawrais WARE—ROOM•S! OR State 111.. betimes &math aad £Lghth Tito thtionaibets Ireo saterta Into timo Cabinet linking and FIIR,NITURE TRADE, As 4 propose niakini a lt i o ki lv e nd Un t ying constantly on Orders rill asst,, prompt attontlon. Itspalllng dons on short notice. UNDERTAKING ! The ealmeibers wtf giro menial atteatioo to this de =t of their badness. They will manabatar• and staidly on head a large assortment of Nets COMB Slid °eine. and bold theametme is reedinme to meet alders la this lino, promptly, free any put of the sonatry. Determixed to mare is efforts to gln Wish& tic. loth to the 'quality of their goods as prise, they lame to seem a lmsaf share of nubile patronage. DOORS it RIBLIT, mgllll3-If. • 841101100S1 to J.S. Xi:um A U I'IN'6JEWSLRY ♦ID FANCY GOODS STORE! Paragon Badly& No. 29 North Park Plare, ' An 'depot stook of Fashlorsble Goods for the Holidayt SOW eleaing at the old stand. The largest sad finest variety of desirable GOLD AND SWIM ARTICLID3, PLATE, WARES, And Taney Goods generally ever *Eared In this city. at mall advance. Call and see. -deal{.Bme T. LI AUSTIN. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. letter of Admixlstratlao on tlio &Ma of Itobat Spews, deed late of Idiom tp.,- trio Co.. Pa ,1 Awing Dm rooted to the oadandirosd; Notice Is tomb, glom to RI ladttotod to told ostv• to auto !.mediate paw tint. find their Imhof elides against the aim will Waist than, duly astbboticoordjor oettloment. • &lAA Dos. 14 ;ass Owe TROMA3 drjrsCrp larß ARE OFFERING • hir vide •saettemsal et Zak tGoods. Omit a rer b a s. Das, 111•44arros mad Wawa, PI "MbeiiirMhifillegkflaigns A NEW ASSORTMENT P OP CARPiial PATENT SAINO BALANCE •CIJItTAIIv FixTITRE ! ; NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS ! MEI TOWELING'S, GLOVES AND HOSIERY! DIALIII IN DM We al•o manufacture the ERIE, PA Joist ops,i4,, W. G. GARDNER, TUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS PROTECTED LEITERS BY ROYAL 11, v- • PATENT ! 410.. Prepared from a Preserip• kon of otr..f.elarko, Y. 9, Physician ratracirdinary to the Queen. his invaluable medicine is unfailing in the ems of gal tame painful and dangeroae diseases to which the tamale constitution Is subject, Itlmoderates all excess and re morn all obstructions, and a speedy curs may be relied on TO MAERIY.D LADIES t peculiarly milted. it will, in a ahortUine, bring Cu the monthir Priad with Te e tailt i• Each tottht, foto One Dollar, been the (kr/comment Stamp of Great Britain, to present connterleits. CAUTION. nen Alta olulithi not be token by FifidgiO staring the FIRST THREE MORTHS of Pregacueey, as they are fare ea Miscarriage, bet at any deer Om they are eafe. In all cases of Nerroum and Spinal Affections, Nine to the Back and Limbs, fatigue on slight exertion i Palpita• tion of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these PM will offset a cure when all other means have failed: and al. though a powerful tetnetly, do not tentaLti iron, calomel, antimony or anything hhrtful to the constitution. Pull directions In the pamphlet around each package, which should be carehilly preserved. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Bola Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27 Cortland% St., New York N. 8.—51,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to an r au thorised agent, will !nears • bottle, Containing 60 PHU. separ66-Iy. • HEADQUARTER* FOR ;CHEAP` GOODS! WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, • WINES A LIQUORS. F. M. SCHLAUDECKER, Are now receiving at their old stand, American Blocs. grr. st a te street, a large and superior stook of Grocer:el, Provisions, W.ne, Li q uors, Willow, Wooden, and Stone Ware,' Fruits, lints. Ac, ho, Together with everything foundin a Rouse of this kind, which they will sell as cheap as any other *stab li•hnumt ie this city for' Cash or most Wads of country produce. They have also on hand one of the largest and finest Stocks of Tobacco and Seger' ever krone,: to Erie, to which they invite the attention of the pubhc. litir Call and see na—a nimble sixpence la bettor than a slow shilling, consequently Cult buyers will find great birgairui by calling at the GROCERY HEADQUARTERS, 44MERICAN BLOCK. STATE STREET.— "Jane 1.151T3-52 ' F. a if. SCRLAUDAKER. =I NEW GROCERY STORE. ?he undersigned hire opened a new Grocery Store, cut the MAST SIDE OF STATE ST., itil HOUSE :fowls OF RAILROAD BRIDOR, Where they intend keeping a fall supply of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRIII'fS, CROCKERY WARE, Yankee Notio ,, s; Willow Wire,•Confeetionaries Tobacco anti Cigars. And everything usually on_hand in an establishment of the sort. Always on band a * stock of Fresh Oysters of the Best Brands, at low,st market prices. We are determined to offer se good ndnoemesta amen, other &aim in the city, and invite the publle to call, oepedent that we can glee entire eattafactlon. deellfeb-tf F. A. WEBBKR NICHENLAUB, • MANUFACTURER OP BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I take pleasure in anneaticiac to the public that I tan added to my former facilities s complete sett of SHOE MACHINERY, Which will enable on to zonnorsetnre and sell Riga. -.1.1 Shoos CHEAPER THAN HERETOFORE. Having had long experience as to the amnia Glen. men, I shall take special pains in preparing my stn.. r t. , snit them. I hays the stamen right in thia ctt% make the PLUBIER PATENT BOOTS & 8110 ES, for the benefit of my customers, and oral♦ ask ► tit ' at them, toaatisfy *ay one all to their superior comfort ewer those mad► in the old way. The Plumer Hoot needs no breaking In; it Ls ILI easy tram the start aa one worn for some time. 111 -CUSTOM( DEPARTMENT • Will receive my own and Mr. J.. COMER'S especial at tention—combining skill sow °Amen which cannot bo excelled In the country.' Boots and :Aloes repaired no ebort notice. Constantly on,kand • lasi; stack of • LEATHER, LASTS AND FiNEHHOs Tendering rny thanks to my friends and customers for put patronage, I hope by just and honorable dealing to merit a -ontinnanee of the same, and cordially invite all to eall and examine my stock before purchasing else where. maredetf. INEMEREII The Battery of W.,J. Sands, bets: the only one in Northwestern renneylveatis eupplied with all the latest improviri machinery, and being furnished with a corps of first-class operatives, the proprietor 's prepared to an nounce himself ready to 611 all orders with which I,• may be rayons'. with a finality of goods anexctilvd, and at a price which will defy cc mpebtion. All the business centres of Weetern'Noir Ybrk, Hasten Ohio and North wisto.n Pennsylvania are being visited !r agents, who are tekin• orders for the fodosing lino of goods, at the lowest market prices : Butte:. Sugar, Water, Oyster, Boston and Soda Cracker*, Pilot Bread, Ginger Sane, ate. My crackers only wel,h from 41 to 50 pound■ to the barrel—a nice article Pirtiestier attenttorr given to th• , totifur trade, Office and atom inannfeetory„ corner of .Firth sad Saar fray streets, Erie, Pa. &ul6Y6ly W. J. SANDS. P. D. LIONSCILER, 103007/1102 TO • C4RVER d; HONECKER, wsoLisAla • =TAM, DZALIIII IX LEATHER, HIDE', &C. No. 3 Perry Block, State Street, Erie, Penn's. Constantly on hand a large stock of SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO, LININGS BINDINGR, FRENCH & AMERICAN CALF SKINS, KIPS, UPPERS AND SPLITS, LASTS, Pigs, Lastlnge, Galloons. to ALSO, A too." ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS, An of which ha offers low for CASH OR PROMPT PAY.' Ma7lB•6s—tf. CITY AND COUNTY PURVAYINtI. JOHN H. liii4LAR El Palle prepared to re-ret any grade, and remark eor. ners of In lota and Out lots of the city, and the Tracts thr mahout the rounty. Raving been for many wean employed u tits an d Conn, ty Surveyor. be begs leave to ',Meta oil the farmers and bruins a men litho have heretofore employed him Particular attention given to Nippier. Plana, Spode cation& Oil Yap* prepared on the abated sotto . AU 'orders left at 1' A. Meeker's atone °inner of all% aad rrench streets. promptl 14/116.y attended ,to. atitt e Member JOICt CUR
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