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r: ri of other duties has prevent
r rto giving our uswil attention to the
ildtrounents of the paper this week,
, or :be month we hope to have
.;titv zettern so arranged as to euab'e
tr:e more lime to our editorial duties
t beta possible to do during the
1114tory of the Observer,
Observer " was established in
mi tee first number issued on Satur—
i.if9ih of May, of that year. Themes
'• ra ei tar. The incentive which gave
ie r ntsrpvivt was the rapid growth
83:,1 the recessity of an additional
pr. In a political point of view, to
the power of ‘‘ Anti-Masonry," th en
':g rainpant, and to diffuse true Demo
nes among the people of this see
n, g entlemen who started it were P.
t Joshua Beers, Edwin J Kelso,
t han, Daniel Dobbins, smith
I several others. It his new been
,-er thirty-five years, and through
nr i ) ng chances of parties and policy.
el atom has never swerved from its
t i„ es tnc tie principles for which
Tll. : (I. the fervent advocate
rot improvements and all measures
itd to develop the resources of our
3 cowry, both,State and Notional, the
trent of science, literature ;nd good
is politics, the advocate of sound and
doctrine—strictly adheting to the
handed down to us by thous apostles,
and their c , :mpeers.
r , I 011t1 . .1 bealth having failed, and
t , ititi 1 by hit physician to seek .9
C tme, le took leave of.his patrons o❑
of 11c!i4 - er. 1.11, and shortly after
thr S , uth. lie died in 1832, of con
, v rtrindsigun. N. Y. Mr. Barnum
Iletry S. liarve7,who edited
the spring of 1887. It was
;:r::ed by Thomas Laird until the
?. when Hiram A. Beebe assumed
rii: chair and contiaued to occupy E.
,ember, NI:), when the paper wont
binds of J. M. Kueeter, and wa'
.1 by him. in connection Wilh W
5, until ISI3. Mr. , lEtister
the offieevas placed in the bands
't;aanlson as trustee. All three of
twavt ..litors are living and still in
bu•ioess. Mr. Nebo is publish
Democratic paper at Owego.
r. liqester publishes the lterrenc.!
New Castle, slid Mr NlcKinetr
recd proprietor of the Censor, at
Messrs. Koester and McKinetry. -
tt to announce, have " fallen from
politically—the latter many years
e farmer since the commencement of
1843, Messrs. A. P. Durlin and 13
t purchased the establishment and
: on under the firm name of Durlin &
atil January let, 1856, when the
valtdrew, moved to the West and
j ournal which was disconk inued
opening of the war:. A couple years
'..came interested in the paper mill
N . but is no longer, we believe,
I with it. Directly after Mr. Durlin's
et, Mr. Sloan associated with him
Y. Moore, who withdrew January let,
which it svas.published by Mr.
-se until January Ist, 1861, when ho
Xnarew lin;kins, Mr. Sloan's con—
with the paper lasted nearly 18 years,
.hick it obtained a reputation for
sdst: ry, surpassed by no other jour
the'S.a.e. lie is now engaged in II e
.tots at this city. Mr. Moore also
wirested in oil speculations, meeting
success. Mr. Hopkins' con.
ri.h the " Observer" lasted but little
Hs year. Causes unnecessary to
.!.1)a disposal of the concern Janu
1;' , .31, to Mes.rs Benjamin Whitman
inti I Brecht, who pUblished it until
1 4;1, ,ben the former purchase)
1e interest. awl has since been its.
::ti proprietor.
':1;e• to add that the paper has a
~ .:tfperinsnent subscribers now than
It' l
.noss date, while its advertising
"•1:: patronage are steadily on the
• ' ETtrs year wide to its business
It time is no other institution in the
='e remittently established, or mere
' flineperous future, than the "old"
. .
ciDl:44.—A tr.ject has been started
• 1.'.1 tp organ;zs a series of Literary
;:tt,elteedie g our the entire coon
141.ies us as at once feasible and
eriesuragethent. The plan itt to
lli;rey in each district, purchased by
open to all who, contribute
!ita'niag it. The different distric's
40:lage books at rarious•Teriods, and
*:f four years there is- to be a gen—
..:
'l4 throughout the county. The
ttruir,s are to keep an account of
' 4
ct t' e books. and if any of them
ths divrice club in whose bands
to occarrel i. to pay for the same.
comparatively email sum will
•t4,,ltsltsupply a large corunun;ty,
men who spend their time in
Ord mi+tbief may be led to pursue a
t, itndy and usefulness.
:?- 1 . proprietor of the Dispatch, gave
4:rotary dinner to hie employees, on
IV' day, tie Capt. Graham's saloon.—
M„ltlcf the Gazette sad Observer were
I 4't the occasion. A splendid repast
4 ' l :abed by Capt. Graham, and every—
vest o f as "merry as a marriage bell."
NI feeling which now exist+ betweea
'Dot printing offices in this city is
Mg, led we trust stay continue for
1.4 h, tO come.
Letter from:7l4loy I,3llaterty.
Pent°Liu"( °mak Die: NO%
DILAR Jens :—lt was meeelf sure that was
'fiber promisin till writh tr ye, Joke, before
I retched the - howl &thane* from Avis till
this (inert) and moody coustitry of poise, but
lien the line have ye iver sane from that time
till this, combo from meself, or sty other un
thur livin in Iledom, save the one that. Tiddy
tTPlanigin wrote to his wife Biddy before he
lift the ould counthry. Bowsomever yourself
it Is that shall now be after writhin just as
Primised long before I ever heard of ye Wag
in'Ameriky ; but divil the bit o' scents or
news is it that I'll be telliu yo till ye ashk the
oat posbt member:that tapes letheti foi sale
in the big otbone buildiu right foreninst the
Observer printhin office, where yell be aftber
findin this long before it laves here, and IV.-
not yourself or divil the other person that'll
be tattier plasin theireelves in midis this till
ether I git an answer from, you, John, and
ehure it's mos& that wid be a dirty baste of •
orathur if I'd not hire the post office to take it
up till ye Other that, and by me cowl if the
rneth mester'll take it up till ye, it's mesilf
that'll trate him like a gintlemaa and pay the
postage besides.
Going West
Its a quare counthry this that I'm Other
livin in now, for its nothin - but - genies
,from one ind till the other, and from the top
of the ground to the Mail knows where, and
its a quare way, too, they have for gittin the
graise, and its mettiff you'll Pay is a great
blower whin I'm afther tellin ye that ifs here
they have only to drive an iron pole down thro'
the bottom of a Flame boat you'll see In all
the shanties, and the Cell take me if grilse
end something !hat looks like whiskey wont
come straimlog out like leather from &whale's
boric, and•l belays on me soul there must be
a big lake full of whales down below, and The
ever it fe that is the lucky man to bore intil
the head of a cray [her like that will get graise
ettlugh to trade for all the potaties and whis
key he'll iver want to•ate and dhrink in his
howl life time.
I=3
Its a great counthry this, too, for roakia
money, but divil the haperth have I got, save
what I brought wid me, and that was all gone
before I got it: and divil the bit a' safethy be
.there here if its yourself that do maks any
money, for bejabers somebody'll find it out
and if you Peer get on a bit of a spree you're
sure to be murthered and lose ivery haperth
you have about you, and you'll go home wide
black ele besides. But its not mesh!? that's
so frail of bainz murthered as I am of °alibi*
the bloOdy fever, for you're allure thin to be
robbed and murthered, too, by the divil's own
&tethers, for be jabbers they'll charge you all
you've got and murther you too wid the baste.
liest stud that iver any crayther ever ptst intil
his mouth wid niver a dhrop o' whiskey to
take lather it, and rather than to fall Into
the bands of slob bastes I'd better have died
before I was barren. I was afther tellin you,
efore I commenced writhin this !ether, that
this be the dirthiest town in the howl counthry
or that you iver looked upon wid your two
eyes, for area the brick pavements are made
wid mud three fate doper than you leer s;w
on State strait in krie, and its not =atilt that
iver thried to walk in the middle of the road,
even wid a horse under me, for that would be
t he last you'd iver sae of Tiddy till I'd be af
ther writhin another lether to yourself, Joke,
and before this one niches you I'll be afther
look in for an answer in great haste.
From your ould friend and giatleman,
TID DY O'RAFFERTY.
Of Petroleum Centher, Venango Co., Pa.
DAN RICE MAKES A SPICE-OIL—CoI. Dan Rice
is traveling during the winter in the South,
with Howe's circus. At last accounts be was
in Vicksburg, where, the Herald of that • city
says, there was "some little prejadiee oilcloths
in the minds of many against him, owing to
its being circulated that be led urierson's or
some other raid thrbugh the country. His
friends l.new it to be false, but to disabuse the
public mind, he took occasion on Tuesday
night to disclaim all connection with that or
any other raid (except ti raid on somebody's
half dollars to see his trained mules or educe
ted horses) and in that connection he also
suggested to those who had not heard of Lee's
surrender, that the war was over and has bees
some time. To the late Confederate and Fed.
eral soldiers he simply said go on as you
are now doing, cultivating friendly feeling.'
To the negroes be said the United States bas
set you free, but you must work and - be re—
spectful to all, go back to the old plantations,'
and ns for going North, he said the Northern
people did not want them. That Ibis was the
climate for then, and they were needed le - ,
work the plantations, and a great deal more
good advice to the same effect." The Herald
adds that Dan'e remarks were well received,
and it expresses the opinion that altheugh be
"acts the buffoon by contract, he yet does
more, in various ways, to soften and smooth
the asperities of the late war, than any cue
man is the country."
BRYANT & STRATTON'S Besinses COLLEGE
AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.—To Some it may
seem unnecessary to educate their sans for
business, but to the intelligent parent it is as
plain a duty as any. All occupations require
labor, either menial or physical, and educated
labor will ever be in greater dews)] and el=
ways comma'd a better price than uneducated.
The best investment that can be made for a
young man is to qualify him for a position
where he can be independent by his own ex—
ert one. Within the last ten or twelve years
Commercial Colleges have sprung up all over
the land ; tom, possessing true merit, ethers
of a doubtful character. Of the first class
Sies3rt.. Bryant, Stratton & Co.'s National
chain of colleges undoubtedly staid . at the
head, and the Buffalo college is net excelled
if equaled by any. The perfected system of
business practice, originated in this school, is
winning for it a world wide reputation, and
drawing to its halls the best class of wing
men in the states and Canada. Additional
rooms have already been taken, and the pros
peat is that ethers still will be needed. *
DAY.—The observance of New
Years in this city was very general, all the
places of business being closed, and every.
body seeming to be determined to enjoy them
selves to the best of their ability. A greater
number of people than usual kept “opin holi
es," and the list of callers was equal to, if not
larger, than upon previous occasions. A cos
mendable feature was the almost entire abol—
ishment of the practice of offering liqnois,and
sea consequence the buttoner' of intoxication
among callers were comparatively rare. The
different fire companies marched in procession
to the residence of Mayor Farrar, where they
were treated to a liberal lunch. In the after
noon a society of Germans paraded the streets,
preceded by a band, and, in their rich regalia,
making a handsome appearance. As a matter
of course, there were some who could not re—
frain from drinking to excess, but the day,
generally speaking, was observed with as
much propriety as any occasion :f the sort
for many yeay.
Anna Dickinson appeared at Boot4a linsid
Hall in a red gown, the other night. A oar•
respondent nays the wrongs of woman were
red•dressed on that 000setbn.
(CONNIISIICATID
o;====
ns Imo flijlliray bail last aagodasag alas
of four million doe baadred anewd dollars
fa Ragland, for tile omplotloa at Its doable
track. P. _- •
The stilleniiiiilifinsolle tistilholret timelev
"lest seminary an
_iii !utua Continent was
tstabl,labed 41784 :on ionise Creek, Bea.
'ow cossityitai.. Th u building was emoted of
hews loge; Indio still standing ins good Mato
'of preserrstion.
The iiillos of 'hie ooiregatioa moulted
Rev. 1. P Bpaulding. reetor of et. Paul's
(11piseepal) eharob. oa Christow, with a
pans wattolatag $166.
• The ohnvelee appear to be making a atroog
effort to get up • revival spirit throughout the
coustry,..la this city - preparations are mak
ing for as extensive sides of religious Berri.
see, and in several of the adjoining towns re
vival nerds.. are in provers.
Ron. Golub* formerly Speaker
of the 11. 8. • House of Representatives, has
removed to Reno, Tossup eounty, Pa. Mr.
G. is one of the Directors of the First Ni
tional Bank, of that plaits.
Col. Chauncey M. Rogers, of this county,
has been sleeted oar of the clerks of the
State Senate. Wm. T. Brockway, also of our
county, has been chosen an assistant messes
ger in the Rom.
The Fair for the benefit of St. Vilma',
Hospital closed on Saturday, having been one
of the lust rueeessful ever held in the city.—
The - drawings on Saturday afternoon were
conducted carefully and with scrupulous in—
tegrity, Col. Camp taking the tickets froa the
wheel. The Hospital will be satiated to the
silent of fourteen hundred dollars through the
instrumentality of the Fair.
• Mears. Theodor* C. Spencer and Roger
Sherman, the former at one time &resident of
Warren, sad the latter late of 'Erie, have
formed a co-partnership •r the practice •t
law, at Mole city. 'The are both men of
ability, and will take a b gh position among
the lawyers of the oil en.
We are•reques ••,•• eh the following,
and willingly o • mpl •
' Tan Fazanws I is proposed to mate
out a box of half iv • • well u new cloth
ing, shoes, &e.. for • e unfortunates. Their
wants require immedi • attention. Articles
may be sent to the reel , once of G. Sanford or
the Store of Fr•aeh & McKnight.
A dance will be given at the Railroad House,
Youngsville, on Monday evening, the Bth inst.
The fact that our old Mend, Capt. Whitney,
is to be floor manager, will be guarest•e
enough that the dance will be well conducted.
The Sixth Street Skating Park wu opened
on Wednesday. for the first time this season,
and bids'fair to become one of the favorite in.
stitntions of the city. The musgers feel
confident that they have the arrangements for
flooding the Park so perfected that the hums.
venleaces end annoyances of last year will be
obviated.
A convention of newspaper editors and pub
lichen is intended to be held in this city -en
the 17th inst., the anniversary of Franklin's
birth day. The project — has been urged by
nearly all the publishers in this' section, and
we expect to sets good tarn cut of "knights
of the quill." A general invitation Is extended
to members of the pren in all the adjacent
counties of New York, Ohio and Penneylva
niii.
The ice upon the Bay has been is good ski
tiog wise for some l days put, and the lovers
of that bealthfill recreation have had an op
portunity to enjoy themselves to their hearts ,
content. Bury day hundreds of persons of
all ages and both sexes may be sees upon the
ice, and the picture of happiness presented is
'one worth going a considerable distance to
see. Heaven. bless the MAD Wit"
state:, say we !
- A fire broke out. in John Smith's hotel, os
Spring street, Titusville, on the morning of
January 23. J. S. Hatsell's liquor store r P.
& S. D. Simonds' wholesale - and retail grocery
and provision store, Morita & Matteis's to
bacco store, Hersburg & Co.'s wholesale and
retail grocery and liquor store, and Brunson's
bakery joining, were boned down. Lose
about $BO,OOO. .
The old saying "go abroad for news," is
well exemplified -in the following from the
Harrisburg Patriot of Monday. We suspect
our cotemporsry • has been badly hoaxed, as
no such occurrences as it describes are knows
to have occurred hereabouts :
On Christmas day a couple of Erie detec
tives succeeded in completing the arrest of a
gang of five counterfeiters, who had been
flooding the oil region with counterfeit money
for some time past. The headquarters of the
gang was at Buffalo, N. Y. -The detectives
" put themselves in connection with it," and
completed • bargain with its chief, J. W.
Bowles, for $28.000 to " shove " le the oil re
gions. Bowles rent ens of the /sag. Thomas
Hale. to Erie with the. stuff, where he was
nabbed. A letter vs" then sent to Bowles,
stating that Hale was slot, midis is deliver
the money, and that be should Sem* on imme
diately. Bowles sante and was nabbed, also.
The detectives then went le SWAN and wrote
to the three remaining members of the gang
that Bowles' leg had bees broken la an Seel
dent which had occurred to the train upon
which he west to Erie ; that he was then ly
ing at a hotel is Buffalo, sad requested their
immediate pressnee. They came and were
gotbled. Thus ended that gang.
Jun: Lirr.-The following ars the jurors
for the Court to be held on the last Monday
of the present month :
Erie-L F White. John Mehl; Joseph Ret
Millareek-8 /Condit, 8 8 Landis.
Harbororeek -J Steno, Jacob Chaise. North
gut Township-tease Wolf. II B Porter,
Nart, D Pierce. North East Borough-A 11
Tithmes, J L Bookins. Vensago-Wm Blorr,
Levi Dean. Watteburg-WM • Fritts. Ami
ty-J C Hatch, C Lemma, B Estes. Concord-
John Crowell. Dales &rank-Thu Foster.
Lelent-R Beeman. Wettird Township-
P 8 Cooley; Waehiegtes-8t John L 11. Ed
inboro-F C Vent,' W J Patterson. Spring
lield-13 Ficklest*. ins 8 BlachAtee. heard
Borough--Jas ?nabob', J H Gulliford. Fair
vie r-Jno WOW. Jae L McCreary, J Eaton,
I Eaton, Peter Moldier.
The following is the Hit of Grand Jurors
drawn for the Court to Witold in February :.
Erie.-Adam Myers, J J McConnell. Mill
creek-Lease Wolf, 2d Harborereek-Lvman
Wright. North But-Amos Gould. Fenian
go-D B Foote. Wattsburg-Lyman
Robid
son. Unten-J Rattly. 0 C Oroutt. Water
ford-W Beason, B A 'Aiken. Greene-John
L Bennett. Rodney Cole, R Drown. John De
mond. Bamtaitt -John Buys. MeHean-D
Weshingten-L Gardner, 0 V
Gardner. ZobleseCt lobs 811-
vorthorn. Fairview -N H Miner, J Veins,
R Anderson.
The follow's( an the Traverse Jurors for
the same Court :
Erie—A Nicholson. Liebe!. John Suter,
M Mayor, A Parkibsos. Millorook—John
Fagan. We H Jame.' I Conrad. V Rolls.
Harbor:reek-11- BMW. John M Parsball.
North Zest Toraship—Barnett ?Moorehead.
North But Boroagh—B Town. Givonlield—
B H Joao% C !Montt, B Sarah. Vouangc—
W B IBBs. N Washburn. Wayne—Wu,
Bassett. Consord—D Mulcahy, John Babes.
8 Barmen. Cory—Jac Porentaa. Le
Bcoulfz-M Pittman. P Walt, David , Stowe.
Waterford Township—l Msg. Waterford
Borotigh—Win P Allan. Ors•••=4 Cluirob.
B Brae% P M Barney. Ebannalt—ling Rob.
McKean—Jan 111 Verse. 6 11d.
Risser, T Crandall. Vitas Sterrett. Mash
ington-411 SU% L Grey.
Mc* lliaos. Sibrook Risher' Powell.'
Connoant—Wo Lints. D Waters. J Salisbury.
WMa cams, II Dwelt. Pair
viner.-4 Senn, J Tbst,l".
IM!I
Cans sow Tazat.—The following cues are
wit Owls for trial at the sown commencing
os the last Monday in Jastassy :
Benson ws Maras, 8 A DavespOrt. is
eigies of the Soak of Commerce, - vs W A
Brows. stAil..Cary vs Merarlsied, German &
Co vs Shannon, Keith is Keith, MoCray vs
Duke., hose vs MeCrity. Bill TS Tina .1k
13tests. Silk vs Towne, Aldrich vs Miller.
Dissittaan vs Hooch, et al, Thomas vs °Tuley.
Heed vs Griswold. Siegel el Fast Tanner vs
Oil Creek B B Co. Marshall vs Tinder, Mar
shall vs Miller, Wilkenson vs plakeolee. Sams
Ti liarair. Pomeroy TS Morrison. Fickeover vs
Finn & Stearn. Frisbee vs Band. et al. Ilsrns
vs Boabee, Spins & Wife vs Spires & Wife,
Allen vs Psan'a A A Co, Fritts vs Raster, Ta
-bor vs Cliver. Knapp, et al, vs Clark. et
Leland vs DeCamp, et al. Stranaban Jr vs
Pena's B R Co, Rea vs Keith, et al, Girard
Borough vs Hart & Wright.
[lll' IIQUIIT
ne firm of Doctors 4isslett & Barbour, of
Pittsburg, pay special attention to diseases
rf the Ere, Ear and Surgical Operation., each
as straightening Gross-eyes, Club•feet, re
moving the deformity of Hare.lip, removal of
t'an•rrs, curing of Piles and Fistula in Ano.
Dr Hazlett or Dr. Barbour will be at
Peru's Hotel, Erie, on Wednesday and
Thursday, January 10th and 11th, and at the
At. Charles Hotel, Greenville, on Friday,
January 12th.
rs. H. & B. are medical graduates of many
Tears practice, and have reaentl7 bad the ae.
wastages of the New York Medical College.
and Hospitals and the Eye and Ear lafirma-y
dec2B tf
Church Record.
Barrier—Organized 1831-1832 Wm
Newman; 1833 Chas Morton; 1837 A W
Baker. Lafayette Baker; 1841. Ira Cowan;
1843 Joel Johnson; 1844 7Abina Smith;
1846 J B Berry; 1848 H Silliman; 1851
Chas Sherman; 1853 Gilbert S Stevenr;
1856 J W Harmona,.lBsB Wm Haw; 1861
If Granville; 1863 J 8 Hays;. 1865 W F
Bainbridge.
Ordained in th;a Chwreh.—Jane 1837, La
fayette Baker; Sept. 1838, DJ Lloyd; DEC
1865, W F Bainbridge.
♦SSOCI4R Raroar.—First church in the
oily; organized in 1811, Robert Reed pas
tor; 1345 Jos H Pressley.
Flan Pissaprzatax.—Orwiniget 1824,
David Maloney pastor; 1829 George A
Lyon.
Mrruonisv.—Organized in 1826 with onr
ly four members, viz : Jaa McConkey and
wife and David Burton and_wife; first par
tor J Eddy in 1827; 1833 El Gregg, H King.
ley; 1836 R A Alwortb; 1837 J W Low.
1841 A Ball; 1842 A M Brown; 1843 D;
Smith; 1144 C Kingsley; 1845 J Robinson;
1847 P Stubbs; 1849 E Jones, 86 , Plimp •
ton; 1853 E J R Birker; • 1854 J E Chapin,
J Leslie; 18561 1 f F Wilson; 1858 J Flower;
1859 G W Clark; 1859 60 1) C -Wright;
1860 J Peste; 11362 D C Osborne, J H
Whallon; 18115 J E Johnson. First church
built 1838; present church dedicated 1860.
&mpsoa Chapel.-1860 W P Bignell; 1863
A C Tibbetts; 1864 J H Tsge.
EPISCOPAL—Church organized March
17, 1827; First rector Chas Smith; 1827
Chu Hutchens; 1827 John W Jamul; 1827
Bennett Glover; 1828 P Teller Babbitt;
1838 H Tulladge; 1840 Wm Flint; 1846
Chas Arey; 1853 John -A Bowman; 1855
Jas Abercrombie; 1857 J F Spaulding.
PAIL Pasurrsatax —Orgaaiied 1854,
Rev Wm Wilson pastor; 1856 W, M Mack
burn; 1864 G F Cain.
gYANCIBLICAL UNITZD PROMBTAXT (Gra
nam).—Organized 1850. C Hartmfin pastor;
1853 Jacob Gosling; 1856 K Hasigarl; 1857
We have endeavored to pliant% records
of the other churches, but without suc
cess.
County Officers,
The Court House was destroyed by fire
March 1823, on Sunday morning, between
the hours of 12 and 3 o'clock. The rec
ords were all lost, and we have been un
able to obtain a complete list of the county
officers previous to that date. The Corn
mitsioners since 1823 are as follows: Thos
Foster, Henry Colt; Geo Nicholson; A Mc-
Cluskey; Jno Salsbury; Wm Benson; J , is
M Moorhead; Myron Hutchinson; Albert
Thayer; Jos M Sterrett; Jas Pollock: Thcs
R Miller; Jno McCord; Jas Love; Stephen
Skinner, James Miles; Thos Sterrett (died
and Sam'l Low elected to fill unexpired.
term); Wm E McNair, Lyman Robinson;
Russell Staucliff; David Bawdy; Jos Hen
derson; Robt Gray; Isaac Webster; W E
Marvin; Wm Campbell; H A Hill; Geo W
Brecht; Simeon Stewart; Thos Dunn Jr;
Rodney Cole; R R Robeson; Win Parker;
F Boyd; J J Compton; W W Eaton; Ames
Gould; Wm Putnam; Jacob Fritts; Joseph
Herderson; Lyman Washburn; G Parmer;
C C Boyd; Jas Chambers; L M Childs.
Clerks.—Thos Wilkins; Jacob Snavely;
Archibald Miller; James Skinner; David
McAllister; G W Colton; A J Sterrett.
Paovuoimeatas Silica 1824.-1824, E
Kelso 12 years; 1836, Wm Kelley 3 years;
1839, Jae C Karabin 3 years; 1842, Wil
ion King 6 years; 1848, James Skinner 3
years; 1851, Sarn'l Parley 3 years; 1854,
A'-
feed King 3 years; 1857, James Skinner 6
years; 1863, Geo W Colton.
Rzotssza ♦rm &commas—Office Crested
in 1839.—E D Gunnison appointed until
fall election, served 9 months; Wm Kelly
first one elected in 1839; Thos Moorhead,
Jr. 1845; R 3 Sibley 1849; David McAllis
ter 1851; Wm P Trimble 1857; Sane' Rea
1860—re-elected 1864.
AssoMaas Juooes.—Jno Jno
Jno Cochran Erie; Wilson Smith, Jno
Vincent Waterford; Jno Grubb Mill Creek;
Myron Hutchinson Girard, Jim Braw
ley North East; .James Miles Girard; Jos
M Sterrett Erie; John Grier North East;
Wm Cross Springfield..
Tan &Mon Travekr recently announced
t'ae departure from ' the hub' of the sail
ing vessel Thomas Pope, 'having on board
as pat of her, cargo, seven missionaries
sad twenty-nine thousand gallotis NeW
Inglaailigom.' This odd mixture is pro
perly calla a Yankee notion,' and is a
fair specimen of the peculiar morality of
the land of the Puritans.
Ma. Oulu.= Sienna. in a Senatorial di.
atribe against the President, characterized
the latter's action it. reference to the
Southern States, as 'white-washing.' The
Massachusetts Senator object* only to the
color of the article used by the President
—had it been black be would have been
very well satisfied.
PIIOIIIIITT irrintrion.—Ae this ie
ale season of the year who* people ustalli
anew their lessee, end a rest deal of pro
terty shears beads, we remied our resders
Sat s complete 'stook of blanks for almoit
every purpose is kept for sale at the Observer
Wee. Oar assortment of Deeds, Mortgages,
Agremusate for the Sale of Lind, Lem& so.,
sanest be surpassed anywhere. We have
both Tight and Common Leases on baud, so
WA parties oaa take their choice. • tL
EMI
DO NOT 1"/ IT TOO, DO•R
Po
DR Y GOODS!
• -
GREAT REDUCTION.
•
BELL & WARNER
Ale now noltiving Bon AIICIIOII SAW,
S HE ETINGS, ' BLANKETS,
FLANNELS, CLOAKINGS,
CLOTHS, CARPETS, Sta r Et*.
Al5O, i roa
ROLID•AY PRESENTS!
Poplin; Ravens Cloth; Marisa, Ear, Rahn Cloths
- In New Colon. Also.
SCARFS, HANDS It RCTITCTS, ROOMY, BALMORAL
Skirts, Hood; Brankfikat Capon, Sontag;
Rte., Ito., Eta dseil•tl
N A 2' I s t) It'
In the matter of the par. In the Brass's Court of
Wien ft the estate a of 11 Erie County. Nov. Term,
Maths?, deed.
- To Jarob4lather,/faria Wither and Nargetette Pater,
heirs and Mad raorreentattrm of N. Nether, dse'd :
You are hereby notified that to °bedtimes to • Writ of
Part lo o I:mine oat 01 the Osphas's Ceunt et' Erie Co., to
me directed. an Inquisitioe will be beid um" tie %Bev
il:10 desenhed premises, situate is the say of Zs* sad
hound.d a. follows, to wits Rehm the west half of had
No. 2 5 00. in lanai* No. 23, sad Weeded es tbe north
hrltr,let No. 21110 s on the mat by mid UN of add Twist
No. 2300; on the tenth by Filth &trod; sad on Ms vest
by in-lot No. 2fol. being 41 Est 11 loch*, oe Pink
street aid 165'.4t lu depth: cm thi 16th der of Iliessfls
A. D. 1661, at 10 o'clock a.m. of Paid day ter the WYNN
of making partition of the said red edale i ttweee the
re
add helm and legal • re/rotative@ et N. their, dee*
if the same wan he done without prejudice to or
the whlle otherwise to rake and • the s=
which time arid Om you axe sr to attend if yea
think rroper. N. 1.. BROWN, Ith'lL.
&miffs Dales Brie, Dec. 2/. /IFS- 31 r.
RKADY PAY STORE.
Would respectfully inform the Public that he has
Parcheeed the •
STOCK OF OIWOCRIRS OP ✓4VZB I. SLUM.
Where he totes& to keep as good as sasortosat et
' .PA WILT
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
WOOD k WILLOW WART, 'AND VAT/TTY GOODS
BEST BRANDS OF ERIE CO. FLOUR,
WARRANTED, GOOD ARTICLE!
yr The highest Mutat Price paid tot in Wad di
Country Praha*.
air Goods dellrenod free of sharp to idly put of ths
Car. deelllS-tt
A DA IN giTUATOMPS NOTltlf.
Letters , t iclostalstratioa on tho estate of Wary
ICendsll deed, late of North Base tp Eri Come*.
haring been grunted to the undersigned: Notice la hots.
by glyen to all persons having alai= aealset th o Mi
esta'e to present t em, duly anihentleited. for
Trent, sad all indebted to the same are rognested to
make Immediate payment.
J. L. BROOKINS,
SUMAN MIND 41.4
Administrators.
North rut, Du I 4• • “ s•
FINS? MV OS FilltlelVONL SALE
The undereiroell Okra for sale his Mires fa Rubor
Cre k to., on the BO hl.) toad. oi WAIN trees Erie etty
and ball a wile from Weeleynitla.adielalag that Of Den
Junin Chamber.. It mobiles 00 eaves of mayesibr hod,
well watered, keel and In Itr t rate order. A lane or
chard of erdttel frolt le on the promos. The tin tore
aunts constricts new two-sto y raise Dwelling Hoar,
two rood Perna and all the neteesary out bnildlep.—
Tenns of payment will be Nor. Apalto
?809. CA V WAUGH,
or 0 A. DAVENPORT,
Erie ElEr.
deel4 63 e 3
CLEMENS, CAUGHEY & BEROBSS,
AND PROVISION DEALERS,
WOODEN WIRE, NIELS OL4BB,"ROPE, M:Mt2D.
-WHITE LIE SrIII'7IITOL. CAUSTIC
NOS. 25 & 26 NORTH PARK STREET,
decliT6tf.
ADIECRICAN noose.
8017TFI WEST CORNER 07 THE TA= &STATE IT.
• ERIN, EL. ,
JOHN DUNCAN, PROPRIETOR.
Thy underalgoed having tam rhyme of the above
wetl•kno►m Rotel and Witted it to imperial, sty* t►
epectfelle solbsits a alma of the publte patronage. Titnasi
reasonable, and aceonunniatione equal to any in the
city.
rte' For the eenverdeoce of_pereona from the ootratrjr
a good stable has been attached to thepremises.
eepB'64-41m. JOHN DUNCAN.
F IUMBKI49 HOTEL,
CORNER OP TRENCH k 111711 STRUTS. ICBM
M. F. WORDEN.
The above Hotel haring been thoroughly refitted, is
now open to the accommodation of the publie.
Strict attention will be ems to poke ail gusto am
fortable
• I , acY will inn regularly to all the balm.
The Edinboro and Wattaburg stages.leare this Rotel
♦ share of the public patroaege Greaseemialle mond.
bed. P.*CIUDER.
...Vitt. N , S. H. DIME
N W 131101311111 f.
u'ould respectfully minutia., to tile pimple id =tt• dty
%ad °aunty. that he barn opened •
NEW GROCERY STORE,
On the West Stile of Peach Street. • Short Distal**
South of the Labs Shore Depot, •
Where he will beep on hand a Limo samortmeat ae
GROCERIES,.
PROVISION% WOOD AND WILLOW WARR, FLOUR
And Imre, thlss uaAlly kept Is &lint elms dose
- auto;
• wiNE, SWEET CIDER• AND LIQUORS.
Tbp bbrbeat Market Pries *a for PtodneA, Lir oUK
IS 11 ray&
. .
nr. Give me s sell. if you wish to assure toed Ur
twos 1 plate myself to sell la Low, if not Lawer,thaa
stir other store n the cite. xrrISSUL
ENGRAVING. f"
BUSINESS, WEDDING AND 'OTHER
CARDS.
B tlt Resat, CaTtlilesties at 011ead Otkor r ltoolus.
STNPING, EMBOSSING, /MAUI; &e., &o
• BY J. II: L/P$l,K.
'PARAGON .BUILDING, WIST PARK ROW,
ap2l'6s l tf ERIE. PA
W. HUTCHINSON,
United States Claim Agent,
PENSIONS, BACK TAY,
BOUNTY,
lad ell attar ease aiming the Gonnismint &demise
to with prompts's*.
CHARCHIA RICASONABLIC.
rirApollestioa by Nall stlosded to the moor wit
wad* lo torsos. ' So"
CRAWFORD, RUTH ilk
Dealers to
GROCERIES AND go °VISIONS,
' Deici sad Retied Fruits, Taints sad
- Ship Chandlery, Boat Stone, /se-, .
NO. 7 BEATTY'B BLOCK, PARK ROW,
Also, Public Dock, foot of State street,
WY. A. CRAWPORD. - A. F. Ont.LIMAN.
isn2llls-tf I. BTROW ROTA
HARTFOMD FINS INSWEAPICI CO..
INCORPORATID 11110. CANTAL 0,10101111.
T. C. ALLTH, nrst. G. M. OOM, tie".
CITY FUZZ INISIMAIIION IMIFITANY.
B.ART►ORD. CONNECITCV.
INCORPOILATZD 1147. t..ipirAL PAW
WM. E. BAKER, hut. Glip. W. MITA lsVj.
rjr Issuance is tla &ban ad said. Taal , Clasp
sips ass b• (Malawi Oa madman' Is
a. W. aaalages •wa4
1!1=IMI:1
A. MINNIG
ooksir or Silt Lim RITZ Sta..
as la kept fa Fee. ,
Hoe eonotaatly on hand
WROLIMALE GROCZES
=I
SODA, GLUE, IC.,
ERIE, PA
- - - -PROPIIIIOI
JACOB .BOOTZ
GIRARD, PENNA.,
RIE. PA
BARITORD. CONNSCTICIIT.
CARPETS, CARPETS, -CARFilEtti
A NEW ASSORTME;Nt OF CARPETS!
inanolt Drama', Monett Patten", New style. S plt ravels ; nand an • Waal hangs, ad SIM rn't trim
Drier& &sill NM Clotho. Oslo Oar
_pi& al Botatibt I Dotoo4 Potions. Cosa Mot Oil
all iprisirotyiso and viStiol Italy Oil CIO*, booty: Oil Cloth by Ito oleet, 15 , ..
osoogrii to sone .barge IMIMI !Wiest plindag, Velvet Rau au Nabs. Cana
rob guns Dior Man e Slaty Guying and lads. 'style. gilt
.ad new Wisdom libmilloo. llsrasci Gass RIO* '
- 'Rollos& Wends; an widths.
Minces vont • •
PATENT SPRING BALANCE CURTAIN FIXTURE !
The needed Waved. Cone and we It. Itlmant Gilt and Bre:lyd Wieder Conks* Certaln looks, Mature
lifts. TaeseiNCoedn, ke, er. tverytbing to this Iles ens be reeled bon. * StYeadid Anocetlifert
NOTTINGHAM LACE , CURTAINS ! °
Nottbrail Liece by the yard , like tot Designs for &I ante—ebesper than limb. Muslin. Minb. if luau also, lAA&
g. ilandsorne Laos for Vestibule Windows, with rods and Fixtures. The Wile limittlowit of
Wall and Window Paper in the town.
LINENS,. LINENS, LI NEN 8.
. ...„
} ..
•
The farm' asottateat of Uses Grerla to thia market at pities thal duty ootopehtfoo. BUM' Bleached %Me
Limns. I,4ri yards midi, at $Ol per yard. We ma shoo them pais fa all cradm, from
prr the ear
dears. aU nest to this L a
W out
DOOM Damatit. Napldaa, all stiles sad poem . We hen • job lot of Ours goods at $ll o,
whist re t muddler the sepias a/froth the market. • ...
Hookobeek sad Dam* Llsoo. siptosild Ilackaboek Tows Lot S7,GO par dm; oil Liam. glopat Flociainek
WA% btaaiad, b norm , , vido. at 'boom low prko 0f45 costa blab Ulagegt ablettog Liens,
ShistingLlanalow Winn, Ste.. it?. Closta'. Wise sod Childrinei Linea limner-
A good. all Um, Ladles' Handkerchief at lb V des.
Genta.Ladios. Mon% Bala sad Cldidran'a (Mena and Wool HU& all Ptieta. Ma tart dock to town. A good
Cotton Eras at in sta. par pair. Winter Glom for Everpoody.
•
YANKEE NOTIONS AT WHOLESALE. !
SkutttdShirtiap, M ,k. Alio, a good stook of Dotoostia acrid. at des p primes.llo kr" so Dram = ll &rittry asabUsg us to loop a uslim
Una stock of Faralabiag Goods C.O Le ors aU the Wroth*
ars Mow . ' , . •
• -No 7 Rood Hoer Block, E. Pa.
The above Is ostler ibis anprawialos of klc.11: GIII4IIFOLD, whc L will known In thin vicinity.
nail&
C S ZNOLZHART,
DZALNI 1!
'BOOTS AND 8110/13,
ALDO, 1114113171PACITIMUI Or
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Would take this method of Montag his thaaks t
his friends and the penile nmeray for their liberal
patronage turretotoor entimded bia, sad borne to bare
• osatimaation ne tin mine. I tube Osamu* fa Labeemmg
the paha!, that I still mina( _
READY NADI BOOT! AND 82013 AB CHEAP,
—lr 10 If • LITT•Il 0111241721-.
Thai any Hoses la this place, sad 1 ass still =Mar the
bon. qualities of Gees' Roots sad non, for which I se
bp none but the of 2011.11212. under the gaper
lateadease of O. - 21.1.1.213.
Navin obtalsed • Emcee to etas the
PLUMER PATENT BOOTS,
I sai now prepared to mate the Plumy Patent Boots
*cwta asenser not to be surpassed In Style and
p.
ar" I always keep on band a seleetion of the bout
Brands of r reach and American Calf and Jaya
P. 8.--lepabing atanaled to. er13'1123.
TUN PLACE
TO GET YOUR kOSEY BACK
tame.
E. COUGHLIN'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Mate Street. Nearly Opposite the Pori Mies.
S. Co in, Boot anti Shoe Dealer,
ly ialorms the Public that he
pas rememed Westland to the Store Boom
en State street, nearly opposite the Post
Ones, where he invites all hie old Mende and costomas
to give him a sell. Partimiler attention given to
Harlin aught wesiosen, and enyeristeading all his
lberdnamWmaZ he blame he save give is good eatisfao
don and sell at as tow prime as any other person is the
city. Good Pits tramented. awl76lltf.
KRYSTONZ ' , MOUS WOKlitt.
—..
TIBBALS, SHIRK & WHITEHEAD,
RAMMOTIIIXILI Or
STOVES AHD HOLLOW WARE,
Hare a large and extensive assortmeot of Stores at
Wholesale and Retail.
-THE IRON GATE
baerst-dias Coal Cook Stave, with or *Rhos' reser
weir. for hard or soft r& 5, or wood, and
BETTER THAN TSB STEWART STOlft.
Ws al - o Manufacture the
eel= WV trIVO WV. %WWI criavw.limss wow gt•werr
ben be used either for °calor wood.
'THE FOREST JAR."
We are still maintfacturing this cs'ebrated_ to arm
Stove for wood—with or without mosevolf.
THE MENTOR,
A Lev Oven Stove for Wood. This Is • new Stove.
hosntlfel owitign, and now for sals—togetrar with
a large amortment a elevated OTOS Coot
Parlor Cook for wood or coal, and Parlor
and aloe Stone, for wood or coal. •
C. K. THIRALS. D. smut. 'W. H. WHITZERAD
Rrta, Jen. 12. 1181—ti.
E B:lft ALE BREWglill t
- •
CORNER OF PARADE AND BUFFALO STREETS
ERIE CITY LAGER BREWERY, •
CORNIER OP POPLAR AND RIDGE STRICEPS
ERIE MALT AND BARLEY WAREEOIIBEB,
CORN= 07 ITN STRUT ♦YO CANAL BASIN.
Pale and Amber XIIC and X!X
Th• Hest Quit and Mail Varistbe of Lases.
Prunelooted Bps.
The C laimsd Qualities of o
Malt and Daily.
Qn hand and and for sale 17
. i., m i 1
w.
MOKIL MION & DIPISMORE,
WIOLIIALI DIUMINJ IN
FLOUR, PORK, - BEEF, SALT, GRAIN,
CLIMB, TIMOTHY' BUD, V 3.
NO. 2, WAYNE BLOCK, FRENCH STREET,
Botiresin Rh and gib Stmts. Yr* P.
sayell*f
NSW VIJIIPCITIIRE STgitE.
J. H. GIBLET & 00.
Week! ragleettell, Waves the pane Set they him
owed •
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM,
• IN GABLE'S BLOCK,
BETWEEN $lll AND 9TH STREETS, •ON STATE
More they Wood tokeep eoastiatly es haul DM
oamottoont of
NEW AND WELL SELECTED FURNITURE
crWe taspartially Dalian a dam Iti•Pabilapat.
romp FL NILS%
laarill V w.. W. 81,001011111.
NEW FRM.
• TIIRINTIRIC AND UNDERTAKING
WARE—ROOMS!
o• State Bi4beireelt Sersailmod Lighth.
TIM Rafts have entered tato the Cabinet linking and
FURNITURE TRADE,
A.d propose =Wag to °ram !min oomtantly es
hood all kinds o ftornitaro. •
Orders will teethe prompt ottestloa. done
. or short mottos. -
UNDERTAKING
The sodasetiore waken spertal stardien to this de ,
=billt of their busisees. They will souramtore and
soustaatiy oa hood • leamimortment of MUM*
Ons sad Coax's. sad hold thrombus to radial= to
meet orders le this Ilea. promptly. Irmo any pert of the
emmtry.' Detssishmilte spore se eiiirts to give sotisam
Ma both In the malty or their mode mid prime. they
hope te sesame BMW Gam of =l dr pstromito- •
RR MILO.
Memo= to J. H. Bums,
A U S TIN'S JRWELNY
•nom '
•ND
FANCY GOODS STORE
Pascoe Sandhi& Its. Diertk ktk Place,
ERIC, P♦
An eleaut stook of liablerableacode for tae Relldicrs
my grain
set misty aat Us olistan das d. 'thy
ble baled sad
nest
GOLD AND sit.vas ARTICLES, lIPLATVS WARD
Aid Amy Goods gestrally sm Maid Is Ws city at
small advises. CAU cad sea.
dsel4-an• T. Id AVM;
AZINISTIIATOWIS 7102 1 1016
of Admisfettstba eh the sahib of Robert
asses, deal. late of Maim tp, Me Co. ps t wing
hers greats& to the aminehiard; /Wee k hereby Item
to all Webbed to raid eett's to make lermsdlste Par
mist. sad these basing chasm smiled the sum Will
MINIM theme itely asthestkaudjor rettkmest.
Mina, Des. 14 IRS eie. TIMM a eltalll•
WE AIM OFFERING •
a too sisevissat if l Illesik Oasts,
Draft% Balk DWI lin" Imo sea Axtssisaisfis
4 ram. ram. VIM Ilsomark Piretmebti os
7 1104%. MIMS
Jut cornea;
T O W E L 1,508
GLOVES AND HOSIERY!
r iz GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILL 3
PROTECTED 4 LEITERS
EY ROYAL PATENT
Prepared from a Praserir lon cf nir. J. Clarke, U. D,
Physician Ifattraordinary to the QUID. •
aim invaluable medicine ta nribilling in the care of al
tame palatal and dangeroaa diseases to which the female
constitution Is subject. It moderate. an exceorand re
moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied
TO DIARRIiD LADIES
It is peculiarly malted. It Will, I•• lewd time best • 1 4
the monthly period with muted-
Each born, price One Dollar, t bean Hie Government
Stamp of Great inhere, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
fleas Pais eleeld mot be fakes 17 Females Awing the
FIRST TRACE MONTHS of.Pregseary, es they are
ease to briar en Miscarriage, bed at fay other kiln Lisp
an safe.
In all noes of Nervous and Spinal A ff ection; Palos in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on plight exertion,Pelpita
lion of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have failed: and al
though a powerful remedy, do not amnia iron , calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DBUGGISYS. •
, Bole Agent for the United State, and Canada,
JOB HOSES, Cortlandt St., New York.
N. 8.-111,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
thoakeed agent, will Inoue a bottle, containing 60 Pills.
arep2C66-Iy.
HEADS/VA IitTER6I FOIL
CHEAP GOODS!
WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL
GROCERY AND' PROVISION STORE,
WINES A LIQUORS.
Are now receiring at their old stand, American Blaze
igajltate stmt. a large sad superior stock of
Grocer.. - A Provisions, Wave, Liquors, '
Willow , Woods", and Stone Ware,
Anne, Nato. As, kr...
Together with everything fouud in a House of this
kind, which tier will sell ea cheap as any other estab
lishment in this city for Cub or most kinds of country
produce.
i
The !Loo n hand one of the barest and Sweat
endersminable pins, ill bettor than
Apnis q vaiitly Cash buyers will End great
joi l im i u w ingby at the
NEW GUOCEEIN STOLLE.
/
no: aaderzigaett hare open•d a sew Grocery Store, on
the
1487 BfDS OF STATZ- ST., 3d 11008.1 C NORM
OF RAILROAD BRIDGA,
When they iptend keeping a full imply of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
NUIR, CROCKERY WARE,
Yankee Notio. , e; WiPiny. Ware, Confectionaries
Tobacco and Cigca:s. •
And everything usually oa hand in an establishment
d the sort.
Always on hand a stock of Fresh Oysters of the But
Brands, at lowest market, prices.
We ars determined to offer aa good ndootonents uany
other dealers in the etty, and invite the public to gall,
oenddent that vs can give intim sahithiehon.
detl44lll4P • Y. A. WEBBER t IMP.
♦. LINO.
J OSEPH IHEHEELAUB,
BOOTS AND, SHOES
I take pleasure in announcing to the public that I
hare added to my forams facilities a complete sett of
W. G. GARDNER,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
F. & M. SCHLAUDECKER.
GROCERY HEADQUARTERS,
AMERICAN BLOCK. ETAT?: STREET--
Jam 2.1360-63 T. k Y. SCIRLAUDAXER.
MASU/ACITIIIINZ 01,:,
WHOLESALN AND ItETAIL
SHOE MACHINER * T,
Which will enable me to manic taro and sell Neb. -,..!
Shoes
CHEAPER THAN HERETOFORE.
Haying had loagesperienoe es to the wants °few.
men, I shall take sp•Oal pains in preparing my rtoc c It.
nit them. I hare the exclauries right in this ni4 to
make the
PLIIHER PATENT BOOTS d, SHOES
fag the benefit of my customers, and only set a ti!
.them, tomalley any one as to their saps:ter comfort user
those mad* In the old way. -
The Plumper Boot needs no breaking in; it is as easy
Item the start u one worn for some time. My
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Will metre my own and Mr. J. COTTER'S especial at-
Mutton—combining skill as xorknwn which cannot ba
excelled In the country. Boots and Rionrepaised ou
short notice. Constantly on kuid a large stick of • '
LEATHER. LASTS AND FINDINGS
Tendering my thanks to my. friends and customers foe
peat patronage, I hope by just and honorable dealing to
merit a -continuance of the 1111172 e, and cordially invite all
to call and examine my stock before purchasing else •
where. mar/6411.
STRAIII BAKERY.
Thq Bakery of W.. 1. Sands, being the only one in
Northwestern Peron,'nada supplied with all the latest
isaproivh machinery, and being furnished with a corms
of °outlived, the proprietor 1 1 prepared to an
nounce hhaself ready -to 611 at orders with which be
may be boron! with a quality of goods unestolled, and
at • price which will defy competition., All the business
centres of Western Ni,, Yerk, Eastern Ohio and North
west,' it Teerdylvasta are being_iisited by me soots. ,
who are takinc orders for the folio - wing line of goods, it
the lowest market prices : Batter, Nagar, Water, Oyster,
Wise, Boston and Bodes . Crackers. Met Bread. Ginger.
Snaps, etc. crultuf only ersiat troutteto NI petrels
to the barrel— • nice article. Particular attention glum
to the i bblne trade, OfEtie and steam entwetactory„
corner of Fifth tied Samaras Onset; Erie, Pa.
aclielithly W. J. BAWDS.
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CARVER A. ILCICER,
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J.EATHER,
No. 3 Peery stock, State StresL. btl, Pena's.
Constantly on haw! largo desk of
SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO, LININGS
DINDIXO 3.
FRENCH & AMERICANCALF SHINS, RIPS,
lIPPZU AND SPLITS, LAM'S,
P•ga. La•tlags, Oadlooa•, A•
ALIO. • nu.
ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS,
All of which b• Whir' low lb,
O•Sti OR rROMPT PAY.
masurea—ts.
CITY AND COUNTY PURVEYINCI.
JOH H. MILLAR
18 tally prepared to re-sat spy grads, and seismic core
sers of Is lots and Out-lab of the ettj, and the Trail
thramet lb. manly.
Ha been for many yeas employed an alt. mid oo'lle.
ty or, be begs loan to rotate all tae tinseriset
Sags* a area mho Imes beritetb» employed him •
Plirtialliir attendee styes to Yapping. liana, Speak&
asthma. TM Yaps prepared as Um, stortrat nobs..
Au spans ip tru qi t
ea rpran. A. Pieter% stale amber at Matt
asi Trask stkiettimad Op.
Dieembir /4. lath
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