cß ir, IMEKLY OBSERVER.
•• sl..,Arnie C.ClLincr;B.'! STATIC STUT:7I/
TO! Orlq(1:.
-Ten 1,11.41 , 8 i‘n FirrT CFI(Td per
I TRIM. 1 1, LLAPts n.t
,
••„....spirainti of the 5111. e.
r.rver will he ehargei FIItT Cairn% o.
WO' in 1, •
F rqoare of Ten Lines one in
; two ie.:err, ins ji,To ; three
on oauntyS.:, 0 : two month' 18.10 .
~t,t14.114,111 41 in.,-ittas7,oo;ons year 31200:
ether ~,,i,e r. i.enents io propor:ion. These rates
alit strieliy lather , : to, uniers :hanged by ilreial
„pie, or at the option of the pohlishers. Audi.
Disaroes Ind like advertise
r ad,3 in ,sitra:or's NoUces s3,eo; Local
r eat,
a line; Marriage Notices irtraerw
obitqarr Notices (ore, three lines
prEK •re cet.t. Fe:hoe. Ortgictsl poetry, on.
i:en rerit;e6 , of the editor, one d.th u .
All s .laert,e,:sents wdl tws continued at
• • l'ectiiinif , until ordered,
iltn•ction, salads a specified period ii
• at ( r for their Insertion. -
hate one of the best Jobbing
h r state, and ere reedy to do all work in
rtrei •
tist r`ll be entrneted to no, In opal style
hbui-st outside ofthe issirsit cities.
elq;luto,estiutin should be addressed to
WIIIT3IAN,
Fditnr tut Proprietor.
Business Directory.
%Lail" j • 01,4 ti NI. V,
Arroarsr A? LAIN Rhiglin
ractier In adJolnlarCouna
t.:.,
e A l. err I.ER.
to,— =l no 0115 la AT Girard, Erie Count
erd ether business attended to et
di.rsteb.
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Arrox.rer ar Lair, in Walker's #
s.
# m u, greet. Er ir. Pa. anir 7'62
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BOOKRIMLIIR and Deslor in RAU.
Newspapers. &c. Country d
110 lin . Brown's Ilotel,fronting the
•ryftl
4: NI UVIN.
PrNi t •
4TftiltSkY3 AND COrifARLLOI2I AT LA
jork, brat North West comer of t
.I.A.
eul /. 0 NETT.
JrSTICI or Till PRACI. 02C11101:01
Frrrch Strwel, between Fif th ai
" , jaiael6-2.
toirn I.IW it.
:TTORVISTII AT LAW. Ridgway, P
M.,Kean. r mernn .n 4 Jetrerann couotil
• oas-I,•] W. W. WILBUR.
I'llll'll 11 *EN.
IrcrlCX 01 , TUX PRAITI, Parigolll Bl
Weit of Farrar Hall, Erie, Ps.
p. G'•NP 4() N.
„ T r ,is7Y lT kW TrI3TICS
•1! 'tisi c.',loreytocer
t,ell tiluth. , a' cora ,
e. Pa.
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Taz • C'i hen• p haul • lansa Laanrl
,1,.u• Woad a it Willow Wan
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0.
en.•ars. kc . to which lie IN
c ' • tii• tr, on id the public. •itiatled thi
I..irgaina as ran tit had in anT pyj
• mar3Vls-1v
& It
r 1.1•1: t 4. Stellsl
Azneal:ursl imr.lettrinta, Railroad Cs.
t. GAHM
(T LAW- - ofilesouet)ist
r: Fina4e, Rria,Pa.
0 , ,,,i.H1M1TE,
DICAIJII I 8 DET GOODE, GAOOIBII
Plaster, etc., em
l'uh'ic : , • quarc. rrie, Pa. jr.l7tl
V. 11.41111 IN:
r.ll - FRY /Orb SAL; ST•HLX, on Richt
I Fre: ch. Vine finnw 4.134 Cs
r.• I , nnA,QO trrmn. 113)28'64-Iy.
lila ST %Wats,
~ 1 •, P AND 71 . 14 ENI
" r. 4; nd H nee and rarr:agi
I , l** Ll 3 l * !orate price+. litr , pt. 28, 1485-1 y
1..1.11 4K E r 7. L muTott,
WHrtt.XSAL3 AND RITAIL riltatatill I
Prori , nn• Flour and Food. Wood an
Wre. ,Liquor., Tot a--u, ?cox'. ke.,litai
•• .0 Foyle. 'loupe I. urnlahin¢ r.tnnnnut
m
Ifil•Tl tv 14 1, -SsILF:It t
Pee'er in fir .ewiee, Produce, Provialo
ti ,n 1 4 tqne Ware, ices, Liquors, it ,
, lite the Postoil,e, Erie, Ow.
,n r9'65-1
E. 11A GI LI.,
Dverter, Offlee in Rosen
-4
4!re; norf.h side of the I'ark. Erie. Pa. 2f .
:11%ZEPI't iIOUPAR DI \1:.6
111 1.1..—Diht.r7I.r ,, PrOSITK TUE PASAISX.:i h
PA 13etna Ilewly fitted up In the Tr sr /11
"pen to the pal?lic. Meals ra ! I.
th.. arrival of all Paxsel.r.r Trs e 1 1 4.1 •
•nr .11V 411KLEV BROS ,Propri
.1. 1 (r I.E.
Rorie RIND/R. 111.1 RN Root MAVV7ACTr MIR
tnry of Riodernectit's,Blork, Erie, Pa.
W.F. HOTEL, Wn'erfui 41. Pn
FORKIIT I.E.' IR . PRnpluzyot.
, e n- nm od a • toes, and earetni attention zieag to
omfort of gues:p. ■p6'6s-fja
Pi.tNes
IN AMERICA
• made by
S.
R RUCKF.R k CO.
I~G x-11 Mem. iittlo . 6s ly
.TITF 4 WIIII.I.DIN, M. D.,
I rrystelms atm ' 4 c - tomea
:I,nr rt...alty'm Bleck, West Parc. Erie, Pm,
•mmr.-d, rtie`mtimo k trati'm motor.. Ftrildeoef
Fit thAtNset. F.aat at Preach.
/04.. u., and 2 to 37. N.
It. 11. Y. PIC KRALING, DENT!-T.
t:,,••o` th. Peunsylvsati• Collestet of Dental SUP
• Wrght's Ilvk (oror Viers k Elliott'
Ene, Pa.
AZlFRrter IST P1RY1913114.
:). D. S North Seventh street, Ph!lade'
n. 11 S., No. 243, \orth Sin 1
' hts.
TODD Plitt I.lr
:h. I • ii. Treasury Department see
• n , Rer for Soldiers, Waehlogton,
w.th R-njamio Gra A. Req..
'.Paine Bileit„ Eine, PA. Ilititary,
r vied with fidelity and dia.
• `itsino.l and eelleeted. Application,
- . tn. sir. P. havioz had s-v.
'''‘• detai's of the various De
`— esn render most istisfaeti.ry
it.oz ai klu of Goveromeiat
DovfitP6s-if
ORM
P.W ENG,
k*Tolt%T.S ATP CorTllttiong AT LAW
iP il \ , , o?plattit Crittenden Ball
" •-• , :r« , ti•ms and all other :anal bari
7 , nal ro. Erie, Warren and Irom
re-qnlir and prompqr.
(t,ihralth . Whitman k Brecht
""Yron,..r k Harlin, Erie Pa.
R. Hon. 8. P.Jolnson, W. D. Brown
Wnr,n. Pa
OT 1 (.; E
•
I.
• • 'l - :11 7 , and ttr tV. Fintrer are no longei
• f• azoe•a otherwise, nor yinl le'
rt ptet•olati if a or setion• whaterer
duped f wish tossc that th• iota
• '. f•-. 1 1,41 g-r en.hf Manna and the
' n-t • `ri•n• int western Ihions Iva
• the Allegheny mom:Pain% fa is
' l ‘"'" %PT other person may , RT.
t. ' , nth instru newa of any cabsr
my lithle to to Gilled upon for Ely
=1
V` ue M ,
r Baoa. and Murexes'
F , rsq, t e be•t now mad., and .14arou
* ' r51 ' . 1.3 Pianos taken In exchange.
P..ou Colon Mille, Erie Co.,
In
:14 LIOCILIOAAL COLLEGE.
F Art' I.T
nt Prlne p.'. GrO Gnwirzscx Fig
Prof Com atrctal taw
n.. Cla.,:ritmtine of Ao.
..)‘ 4/. fi•, Prt-ticA. Ornarn.cral mini Rust.
•. ' murn.rei4l Aroh.
f.•r Idles mind gents! Th.
r . ,•flp•e`i..ul th.• wio. bauin of
•
4 . w l -dtf+it r.re;..y poe.ib!et
• vog b.,ks ecrwia.. w.ll b<
• p•Ro'ical and p•T
r ear of Sclit.•?fi " Practical ta•
, 1,01 be emp'orod. Terns—Taitior
r.• fs-ilitt•ou lod grottont in•
`'rod for Cir 11411.
IRE
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Tr - TARP.; E , 3OND k THIRD FT4
"7.,g,
ant.n•-ciced themselves. antler
.t in tbe roitere nod
• . 1 ` k!' on till clue% b-tween.
ME
nu.e.mpn, no 4 to nip
th•
to g:re prr.nt .ni-inNel is
14 KO. Y. W 41411
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31110EEM!1
;".41" uqinolta d 44 on fittts clree,
t.,.tti i 1- .lthtti • treeta, &sot sido, are o
4.4"4"°°
k TY resaoaable tame, It applied ft
runt.* o"f
WY. A. anweArru, Agent.
VOLUME 36.
TD TUE Nsitvuus, ÜB9ts.I74TED, &MD
nE:4rovi)EsT or'Rovi siat:t.—i great sof
rarer baring be. teemed to health In • Eon asp otter
man% years of mleary, la trlllitge to MOM
lePow-creatarts by sending (Como Co U.. nods el( a
postpaid add-eased envelope, • copy of the Anil* 4
care emplo ed. nitre to
JOHN Y. DAGNALL, 302 rOil
Bronkl.7ll/2Mig••
TF YOU WA *T TO IL NOW A LITTLII Or
yV viLYTHI VG relative to the human systssaolahe
sod female; the ctoles aut, tr. dealt of dieweedn. tbA
martliee customs of the world ; bo• 10 JAM wed. blia
• thousand thinp meta, pobllshatd before, ford
wised 'and enlarged *IRO In of VILDWa: COMO. elatllm.
a coriou. tymk for carious people, end I good boa; 'or
es.ly one. 400 pages. 100 nastesiloos. MO.' $lll.
f'cotords •abta s •ot free to any wildness. Books may be
had at the book stores. or will be met by n 4 1411104
paid, on receipt of the price. Ad
C. B arI AYM N. D.,
dm 11 30 Breadway, New Tart.
oix EYlta RIAPIS NIS piumplalat
t. •g how to array motors sled sod OW" op dos
tor oz m Inds*. &at, by mall, tom. oa await
ld
(mai. Addren • 6. It, room., x.
em 1110 limodirsy.flar
T IE MOTHICIPS aziagr,
OR CORDIAL FOR CONIILMIWZII7.
Cordlib ilia viag.7te`
for Is 4
ltisi l
ioobse
and its nee fora few wee a previona to conlinessat 14
utd •to ensure a sale and easier eod.o,msay tad
'openly getting op.
can now be had eo-rectly preparel sosordter to the
original forma a—from the Extracts of Partridge berry
Cramp ba k, Csnlophyllam. a to.. ete. Those wish
ing to the an h a Preparation will !iodic mach better to
Procure th.s than to undertake u many do. to prepare It
themselves, as this p rparation eontairs the full virtue
ni* the logtOdmate in a concentrated and reliable form
Prim per bottle, two dollen'. Preured and sold by
an3l-tf J. S. CARTER, Erie, Ps.
I=
fjlo CONatiMPTI The advrtteer haring
twin restne•+ to health in a few weeks by &my
simple remedy, alter baTi tailored mental years with
a severe lan; alfsetion.- and that dread dim, Ala. Coo.
sunsption—is wawa* to make knows to his &how•aaf
fo era the mean■ of etre.
To all who do.:eo It. he will read a eopy of the• pry
erription need, (free of charge.) with the direeti. as for
pr. p rtog and rising the same, which they wilt nod •
sere core f r C asthma, Bronchitis, Colds,
Co,lehs, •o. The only olioet of the advertiser in 8/tart
int the prescript lo^ is to benefit the altieteiLaad 'Treed
iofortostiou which he conceivi a to be invaluable: and be
h^p d mitre, er w•it try h I remedy, al it will God
than nothinz, and ma. prove a blessing.
Parties' wishing the prover pt lee, MILL by Tolima sail,
will phase addr. se Rev. ir.BW cart a. WILSON,
dec2B 6.5 ly Willammuurgh, Map Co., X. T.
netiVs4tf
iP 1111 - PICAc
.nd Cntleatn
r of Fifth a.
■Pl3a5-1
Dlt. M t 11. 4 11 1 11.1. Ni CATA RICH 8114.377.—This
:•3u4St has thoroughly proved iheellf to be the beet
arnelr known for curing CATAR.II. COW, IA sill Hub
end lisansens. It has been !band an excellent rowdy
In many aui.a of gone KYR'. ntArigia bah bemire ' , avoid
by it. and Hesniso has often been gnertiv improved by
its use. It is (remit and agreeable, and ginsnuarg
tTE R EIA RI • to the dull heavy pains calmed by dimmest
o' the Head • The sensations after using it are delight/Nil
and iurigoraUng. It open. and game ova ob
stroctione, etrengthana the glands sad grree • healthy
auto's' to the parts &dotted.
rMCM=
More than thirty years Of sale sod cur of Dr Narshatrs
Ca•arth and Headache Si:maims premed its great Taloa
(or all the common diseaaaa of the head, and at thin ance.
went it stands higher than ever before It is recommend
ed by many of the beet physicians, and Is used with nest
succena an 4 malefaction ever. where. Read the Certificate
or Wholesale Druggiatsin 1e64:
The undersigned having for many years been unwan
ted with Dr. Marshalra Catarrh and Heidn'he annHented
cold in -ur wholesale trade, cheerfully state that we be.
Dere it to be in every reaped, to the reeninennada•
Does given of .t for the cure of, Catarrh affeetiotw, and
that it is decidedly the beet article we have ever karma
for all common (Unmet of the Head.
BUTT & Perry. Reed, +Justin & Co.. Brown, Lamson &
Co., Reed. Cutler k Co., Seth W, Fowl., Wilson. Farbaak
k Co., Ropton ; Reoahaw, Edloaade & Co., B. H Hay,
PnAland, Me.; Barnes & Park, A. B. & L. Aaadadiltimphon
Paul & Co.. Israel Minor At Co., McCown & Bobbfaa. A.
I. Seoeill & Co., Y. Ward, Clow & Co., Hub & Gals,
New York.
For gals by all Druggists. Try it. 0ep2145111-17
TOP THAT MC tTCRING
CURE THAT ITCH, NY tam
Carter's Extract of Dandelion and Bator awed,
AND CAILTIEWA YELLOW OINTMENT!
This Estr •et cures ill kinds of Itch, Erysipelas.. Sett
Rheum, Teeter, Scald Read, Mears, Old Bare% Boils.
ntoplir, ()art:icicles, Liven and. Lidos, Casigllratata e
nL.emaueea end all other Masers larking, her salt
pare conci.irn of the blood.
Saraspatilla and Rurdock, Cream of Teller sad
phnr, Red Ykerspitate and Frimstone, all fail to tont
this modern mongrel Itch pow so prevalent throwaheort
the count!". Rut the Rx(ract of Dandelion and pith" ,
Sweet is just the remedy for it, as it sets on this
Stimulates all the secretions, opens the pores of Itbes
sk in, and ins natant and easy way throws oat all thick.
p&s,nons or Impure. matter, sou leave' the dr
rotation fore, the blood pure, the skin eloan,, lb. sew
ple.iee clew and the whole system frWe from diswaso.llt
is a medicine that eannot be need without benefitosod
Carter's Yellow • Allotment Is unequalled be ear-other
Ointment in the world for the speedy and effieetuol svw
of the Itch and all olter pe , ly eruptions. Also sssauF
passed in Scrofulous Sores, Uleers. "ever and O'd Soros
that are hard to beat, and of magical ettlesery in thous •
of Pi es. It only needs trial to he approved.
p.,e. of F.atraet, $l. Of Yellow Otntakent. SS do Or
taken together, $1 26.
sold by a:1 respectable Druggists. an3l-11)
11 4 YCN , S PP.HIODICIIf. DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.
These trope am a scientiOcally comnounded laid
yr•paratien, and better than any tollls. powders or nos.
trums Being liqui 1, the.r action hi direct as I parttime,
modeling them a reliable. speedy and cevaln weld°
for Vie cure of all obitructions and sappressioes of aa
ture. Their popularity is indicated by the tact that
flyer 103,000 bottles are &Goodly sod rommened by
the ladies of emeriti. every one of whom speak in
to str,vgest terms of mitre of their great merits.—
They are nphily taking the place of every other female
remedy, ar d are eons dared by all who know aught of
them, an the sorest, safest and most Infallible prepara
tion in the world, br the cure of alt female °omelets:ON
the removal of all obstruct one of native, and the pro
mot on of health, regularity and strewth. Toplieit &-
motions, sating when they may be trod, and stplain
las when and why they should not. and a old not be
cniel art bout producing effects contrary to nature's tho
ren laws, will re found carefully folded around ash
botVe, with the written attester" of John L. Lyon,
e ithout which none are imnittno.
Prepared hr Dr. Jo h it L. UAW, let Chepal street,
New Raven, Conn., who can be eonanlted either per
tonal; or b; left.r. (enolcalloif *lamp) eOliearni 2 g an
private diseases awl, tamale weaknesses.
Sold by Druggi , t3 ever! where.
C. (I. CLARK k
n , 013".1y cierel Agents for U. S. mid Canadse
D K. T LtIOT Pe P 11.1.4.
(ANTI-DVAPEriIe )
Compose! of highly Cnoeyatratel genets from
Roots and !Urban! the irreatotit m•diesi value prepared
from the origami), prowription of the catenated Dr. Tal•
trePt, ad weed by him with »walkable seem» for
twenty ream Au Infallible remedy In all MUM»
of the LITER, or a.. 1 Sontag...mat of the DIORSTIVZ
ORGANS
=1
Toe, Cure Diarrhea', Dvapewsi,„ Nor +tilt, Jaundice ,
Ettlioaaneee Liver ilomplaiot.
The arell-knovn Dr Mott nays orthese " 1 have
us-d the, formil• 1111114 which your Pills are made, la
my praitess Per over 1 2 yea-a • they hare the taut of
feet opal the Liv-r ant Wye:tire Orgaim of ally medi
cine in the world, tad are the most perfect Purgative
which has vier yet been made by anybody. Thee es•
safe and pleaserit to take. but powerful to cure. Their
penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body, 711130711 the obstruction, of Its organs. verify
the Wood, end expel Illeassv. They purge out the foul
hum de which breed and row distemper stimeitt•
educate" or disordered organs into their esti:awl astlos,
and Impart a hvalthy tone wittottength to the whole
system. Not only do they eee thewm, day eoto
p slot , of everybody, but also (moldable and dangerous
die.aege, and being purely vvetable are free from any
ark or harm."
They create pore blood and rearms all forperitles
from the system, hence are a vositlve cure for revers,
Headache. Piles Her-ur al Diseases and Hereditary
Humor , . Doss—for &dial's, one Pill lathe march*:
for children under Snare, half a Pill.
Prlee One Dollar por Bo: Trade (applied. or teat by
Veil, poet paid. to any part of the Halted States Or
Canada' on receipt of prior. None genuine without the
fac.eirolle signature of T. Mott Talbott, N. D.
V. !LOTT ALROTT • Co., Propriety's,
0c.5 1 65-ly No 62 Talton Meat, New Tort.
NCH WILLING
KbYEA , AMBROSIA YOU Tll6 lIIMMIG—
rx, The Original and Otranto* Ambrosia Is peepsroa
to J. Allen Selma sod is the beet hair dressing sad pm
servative now to too.. 1$ stars the bah tellleir ant.
canner it to grow thick sad long and prevents it from
to rni remoter/IV gm. It era Batter daadrelf. aleaa•
ass, twau tikes and renders the h Jr soft...glory and ear.
ly. Bo:- it. try It seri be oonvinewd. Don't be pot of
with a spurious %Abdo. AA for Reeves' Ambroeit said
tate no other. For sale by Drogeste sad Dealers Is
!fancy Goods everywhere.
rice 25 coats per bottle—sd per down. Add 4
RERVES' AMBROSIA DEPOT.
621Palton St. ,New York CitT.
ol tiStkr4m. e
iIitHIMPI OW YOUTH.—A. gentleman whi• has
4 j suffered for years from Noma@ Debility, hexer
-tore Dem, and ail the effects el youthful is&smteden,
will for the eke of suffering humanity, nod trio to all
who wed it. the recipe and directions for militias the
simple remedy by which be was oared. Susseses
to profit by the sdrertiset's experienee, eta do so byte,
if/Prole( JOHN CK/DIN, '
dee2t 63.1 y. No. 1$ Chambers St., If. T.
T eanK
QT1149161R. 110 r TRIJIG—Rvery Teen lady tad
re4tl , ...sn to the Belted .tatty esa haw mowterkwor'
, 9 , 1 nisei* to their wheats/or by retort won (Truro(
eha-are) br seldroissing the asd4relieed. ?Tees kering
to re r 1 b•ii.frhotr.bogred will oblige 1 , 7 set netkdor this
e rd. Alt otters will please address tbsir medial Mr.
t; MOW. TiVEIAPX.AB,
dece213415-Iy. 981 Broadway. 1. T.
HosKiritsund ac WI 11.1.1.11111% :
scone/woes to 00 Ica J. limbs.
Shipping snit Commtnidnn Ilintkants. Wboseenie 4us
in Anthracite and Bitutninnas Coal. Agenili ihn N. T.
& E. and People's We of Stesnoss. IWilittoliaDeek
tie, Pa. jen41147.
E
Special Notices.
MINE
E„,. •
. :• .
TVi j O A DOLLARS AND A•HALF PER YEAR, IP PAID IN ADVANCE;'
mom oasis AP41100141.11031,
. .
" -4 11 1,41 c Mt, PIETA.
REGULAR. LIICTURS COURELIS AT FAB
- 'ALAR HALL.
..„.
*l t jais.
at T
raus4 RinerO alk oL *word. Ker.:
• 'white ."
4 1.15ta,1161. Die P. - . Oasts% Now; /*bird
!••• 414 0 14 11 1 alid naiad Xialllol4o2 "
. law tidy lin Reny Glier,Qaiseh Nam ablest
—MU Seed le History.
- I* Jelk ani s 111-1/.llayie. elditse;
ised ler 'Clisrloto."
IL rib. litb. Illes Anna IL Warm-,
kieuellirsn" •
Oassollle• isteimbel to eximassseetbeir mom se
bility
2 Sii_Xosember, and Um* is of mac -
tag • mottessir UM date. If •
me proba se be sewed. the
ram will prompt! as Isallsfad abon, mad '4.7 "
Omer Ise balky awl. Willem! Midwest some °lbw
am. ,
• DSOSlat Ups sway With. as iv oiwto, ot all
tolleerhor rats :
Owe fithit $3 ill I Pew 1'1dift........513 le
'two Tieb50......;.... •PI lin do (tillmetten). le CO
Three lickeasift ..— all ctsis Anil add. 13Fiat..... 3 PI
'llekell for ett:
...-
_ •No beirsaar. ifirill lietea.seeds • Makes Uwe/ iii Vir pri
OHS tbe Cease tickets sectimmo of - US yoar.
Iwo
e tlise atompottase will be gives=
- : ~ .
.. . . A. Z. COMMIT.
•
CL C.
• C. It MON.
,
Z. L. PICIZOIk
.. . A=
111 g.
I t iimsl ;
•
dr as flittoity. Os . Witi. Dloonst et Vs
Mu SU be bowl ot lis boot sten ot Can Ne•
Cow, Co a ., wins Caste say ll* . sots
veonsi ll
t- mend.
G OLD: 001.11:
SE LIIEV & CO..
MANUFACIT RING JEWELERS!
27 COURSLAZDT B?., XZW TOM
1 00,000 WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD
I. Peas, Poses. Ito, ita„ worth cvor Half a Million
Dollwot To bo sold at Oa. Dollar Lath witahrit mord
to vale& had not to to , paid kr milli you know what
Jon aro to rocolini.
SPLENDID LIST OF "ARTICLES,
AD tip be adkl for Ow Dollar owl.
200 Geste' Gold Watch's. ...314 to 11150
300 Ladies' Gold watch'5,.......... . . . . . ..
...... 111 t. 70
490 Geste' milntr latches, Uto 70
3 ,`:0 0 Dimond Rinse. SO to 101
3.000 Gold Vest end Neck Chains,. 15 to 30
1000 u Ito . 0
4 000 Gold Oval toad 8i50n1ate....... ...... 41) 8
t 001 Chased Gold ersoelste,... ........ ..... Bto 10
0,000 Manske, and Guard Cha15a,......... Ito 10
2,000 Solitaire end Gold arooehes.—... 4to 10
000 Lava and Plorlstlso Brooches,— .. 4to 4
2,000 Coral. Opal and to. Brooches, 4to X
400 Mosaic. Jet. Lava and floe. far Drop, 4to 8
4.60' 0 Coral. Opal k int. top Drops.. 4to 4
6,000 Cal. itleinnad Broattploo, 7.50 to 10
4,000 Gold Pob and Vest tact h Keys, 3.54 to 6
4051 Fob and Vest tibbos Slide., Ito 10
3,000 Sett awn. Batton', Ins. Ito 8
6,000 Go 4 Thimble.. Poser'. ke.. 4to 7
4,000 Miniature 1neketa...........».............. 6to I
5.006 Sta. •Idag ma—mask eyries,— —.... 2to IS
0.000 Gold Toothplas ail Crouse, Ito 4
5,000 Plato Gobi Nines, 4to 11
7,000 Chased Gold Lop. . 4to 11
5,000 Sot. But and Stirset Mass. 2,50 to 10
7,400 Cali orals Dismoad 51ap............ oto 10
4.600 Setts Ladles' Jevielry—Jet k g01d...... sto 10
0,000 &Om Lolls( Jurolry—otosto.ptirl.ko. 4to 15
4 006 Gold Peas, allow es holders k peseile... 4to 30
1,000 Gold Pew sad gold atropin' Eel lay. 3to I
2,000 Gold Pins and Pita Holders, 4to It
1,000 Silver Goblets and Cum.... ..... .... Ito 50
11100 Siker Caato•a, ........... . ..... 15 to IS
2 000 ail Ter Trait and Calm eakket5,........ 10 to 00
1.000 DON. Rem Teo sponse. 15 to 10
1,800 Ns Table Propos and Porta,— 10 to 20
RANK= OP DISTRIBUTION
Cintleatss, mann sack article. sad its value, an
plastid Is Staled rankles. tad wall mind. Owe of
those savelopss„ metal:an the Csrlidosts sr Order for
some article, (worth at lead °se tlallar at rOtallj mill
be seat by snit to any address wining rignrd to choice,
on realist of rents. Tbs. pureharar will las what Ar.
Bele It draws, and Its vain, whieb may is from Oat to
Irin Bandied Dollars, and to thee and On. Deannad
wain the Article nanuid, or asp atlas oa. the Ist of
the run value. and after seeing_ ths• artiste, If It don
Dirt gin per astishatiow. we doom It te
be Imm.4l
ably mused tad the want paid will be refunded
Be. this mode Ira alto seiaitlatia from a varied stock or
Ins goods, of the hest teaks sad latest styles and of his
ti lain worth. at a andsa prim whin an bass a dusts
alnewartsgetii4lllllo thievery highest value.
- In Allows we charge for forwarding (ha Corniest*.
aid doing the basins. the nof Twenty-an
= wa
rider mast hs nisiesed in the ardor. lin Car
nal*, gala 5writh0wat..1 12 . 1 . 11 1 4 . 6 0 6 .
tat; nn ros an !naked for la
Partin drills( with as may dowsed en haring 'resat
retares.sad tit* article draws will ba hausdiately nal
to ear Wrest by ratan sal or mum
Ir
latirrintinflistins gesniatead Ia all .1111111111.
Blab Ina! and
- ad 6. year
"a..
town. "sat" sad
I L I AIN P k CO Y
meant 2n 27 Crarthadt St, New !ark.
WHOLIINALZ AND BIM ILL
0 DOC SAT WPORE.
'P. A. BECKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
narssailist ammo if tee Poth 4r Preset ilrett,
Nemeniamoj
Weald neptetthtly eel tit atteolto* of the emataalt,
to Walser , Ito et
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which be be &thou toed/ at the
TM LOW? PONIIIIIA MICAS.
enerbeent
•
'3OOARS,
-COFFEES,
TEAS,
SYRUPS,
TOBACCOS,
FISH, La,
acttsgerand la thir lay, as he se premed tel ts
W 'be geniis • esti.
He des ateepseasstaat4 ea bead a Meier let et
PURE LIQUORS,
lbe tbe
p vbeilasa tee,tee,to wkiellw &Heft the saisatlea
e, f the abUts•
Ills motto W. olblek Bale% /call Prelim met a tell
itnotraient for the gee. 7." elerlrettf.
*lOO "AVID
ON A PIANO FORTE
to Ss*
ON A MELODEON OR ORGAN I
By puteltedig of
Z. SMITH, OF ERIE,
hotood of sesd,og worn to SN Tort.
PIANO TOMS MID lITIODZONB
Tarasaind fres the hollowing eelebested lleashotarers
Stelaw s Soss. Now To*.
w■. Naas • Ce., Wilms% WC.
Wm. B. Nrabary. Wow Yak,
Nromstims • Co. Wr Ts*
Ilkawkosa i Gm; Mssy, N. T...
Goo. A. MON &CO Bade. N.Y.
H. Swum Truman, W. T.
Jewett k Goodman, Cleveland, 0.4
Places AT A LARGE DISCOUNT
BELOW WANCTACTUUBB* PRICBB t
Pismo from ONO to ape.
cr AU prow dobtor a trot rate Theo or Valloir
ass basitsd to 0.0 astissontas oar loAramets br
lira parabolise okay bare.
Nos, lastramast ranoated for Sas you&
No. as stets Strait, assaly opposite tb. last Oat
Itrio, Pa.
swilo'66tt. I. WTB.
A DMINIIITZATOK t aI NOTIO6.
. a retie= of adudaistratina es s. estate of Polly fari
lob deed, lats er , Wool to. trio misty Pa.. having
Mat pistol to Um melanoma; amiss Is Lot= glom
to all tonsaitod to aid fetes to mks Wed m
anta met all bons( claim wand Ito man MD pm
pont tiros duly s.thestisited lier settlement
A. Pr' MAT,
Want Nov. ta. Aeistainaniar.
COAL. COAL. COAL.
W, WHITLEY & CO
Ms weft is beet cuing el
BITUMINOUS COAL AT $6,7 6- PER TOV
Dolma! to say perf ade our.
4" win "tart btr iss eeljad u r r .1 Cat
LARGE STOCK OF ANTHRACITE COAL t
Of ali
Oar Ossi. 4. s p web s WM Is fatp_,iltiliewie Oa
r rs , qt Wig. 011ie wait am%
gu a ih N;
U. J. •
EMU
E RIX, RS DAY A T E RN:O 0 tit,
tui,.." -If•tt
WSJ
Regattas...is
GOLDEN
.BITTEitS.
A PURELY VEGETABLE
DitrIigIRATING CRUM
Fetters UN slat= agehut tie evil elre.44
tone water.
Will tam prime la.
WM ease wealtme. ,
MD eweNNW Debility.
Ilinallo2l6
litll sets Heepteebe.
iii
RLII quilts ••• •••••• • b•alt4y *Dottie
-11111 istivrsts tbs woos of disioNos and
=m s ia. ths tissperstars of te. Safi wed
satin II est as game cobo
astern, oosesislog so poisonous dram .a 4
11111 W? TONIC lUTTTAII IN TES .1
• kir eel is own stip steisits•.-
OW. C. MUNI. -• CO., r
• &tent TUNA, A. s loss Ittirses Bt
SON aIT.„ NNW TON& -
Pm Vaal lentsisin DlXT fenoseli, es.
a HOA Zits. wt_
J a r, sae I, lell U Wabl,Cutsr Qatif
Ides N Ilestex
V144,"1.41P MPIIVUiPM"=t
OriA • Irldsiter PnpcwU.*J
BOOFLANIPS GERMAN BITTERS !
will ewe
Debility resulting from say sassy whatever. Proetratbm
Dr the spans, wood by Genre huisliipi, wirpownes,
&KM or &awes of curio ilfe. tioldiers, citizen; male
sr female, adults or youth, will Rod la title Ways • pars
notdepeodaot as bad ..11qaerb for their almost mi.
racm'orts ext.
Dig P SPRIA,
And disown ranTilog from dloorden of tha Lira mg
Diami.• Orono, aro owed by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
This Bitters has Performed more curse, glen better
tatiskictlse, hu more testimony. has more respectabl•
peopha to .oscb for It tban any other ankh In the mar
ket. Ire drly any one to contradict tide areettlon. Mat
wail pay st,cx,o to any one who will prates eertillilata
pablad by as that ts not dentine.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS,
►ill cure every esee of ebron'o or Demons debility and
Moose , e of the kid oeye. Of nerve the following 23 toptowe
remelting from iiiJOrilrl of the digestive °risco t
Constipation, inward Pik., Fathom of mood to the
Heel. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
gnat for Toed, Fulcra or 'reit, ht to the Stotoseb,,Seer
Siusitatious. Meting or Flu , teriug at the Pit or The
Iltenseisb, Swimming of the Head, liumedand dtlaalt
Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart, Chat log or iliebeat.
leg Fieneatlons when in a lying posture, Mese**, et - Pte.
a
lon Dots or Nar before t he right, Teter •ud Doll Pala
in the Head. Dedeleacy at Perspiration, Trliewsese of
the - kin sad Itios. Pale la the Side, Batt. Chem,
la .Iloddon Iflarlon of Hoe, Bement la the linty Coo•
stud forkigtafirgo of VD and great Depression ofdpirlts.
Itaxinann; that tithe/42ra 4 not echo Ale, mobilo'
so In a or wbbkey,an4 cannot cask* drunkard; but Is
As but tante Is Um world.
AU, WHO SAYS SO
Trion 1t,,. R. D. Soletiti, rm!o! of Twol'Ah Baptist
Ciureh. PhUsda.
Gentlimit - I have nesntly been laboring 'oder the
11-streweing effects of indipetion, sew npsaled by a pros
tration of the nervous system. Numerous rem-dies were
reeommendedi by friend*, and tome of them tested, but
without relief. Your Hoolland's Gereen Bitters were
recommended by persons who bad :tied them, and where
favorable= Aloe of thaw Bitters Induced be to try
trees. I mud confess that I had an 'ratable to Patent
Medicines from the "thousand and one" quack "Bitters"
wbottoooly elm mess to be to palm oil sweetened and
drugged liquor upon the comma • alty in a sly way, and
the teed/soy et width, I fem. is to make many a, eon.
Armed drunkard Upon learning that • ours was really
• weedielmal preparation I teak tt with happy elfeet.fl Its
action, net only upon the sto noel, but open the nertons
system. yea prompt and ratifying. I feel that i have
deemed great and permanent beattat trim the use Or •
by bottles. Very_reerestlu'ir loan.
.W. 0. 811,113 /RICO, No. 254 Thackantaseu St.
From tits Bee. E. D naltu, Aillstpst iniltor Christian
• Chronicle, PillUde.
Wan Bitkra„ and I 1 Ito 7 ATMleen° wain
Wow a• a mat valuable tonic to all wbo 'areitift,
from geseral debility or from dime's arising from the
dersaireir est 011ie liver,
Tours truly,
Trom Bor. D. Herr 4 ge. Pastor of the Pemayunk Baptist
Chinch, Phibeda.
Trom the many reepeetab'e reconanamdattnos sure to
Dr. Hocband's Genoa@ Bitters. f .as Induced to g on them
trial.: after using several bottles, I bowl them tot* a
rood remedy for debility, ands most excellent tool* bar
the stomach. D. IItRRf6C.
Tram R.. Wm. Smith, formerly Pastor of the Viacom.
town and Millville I) itaptiat Churches.
Saving used in my family a number of bottles of your
Hoodend's Sarcoma Bitten, I hare to my I regard them
as an excellent medicine, speciallr adapted to minors
the &mama they are recommended or. They mreugthen
and invigorate the sista= when debilitated, sat are nee
fel in disorders of the liver, Icor of appetite, krt. I hare
also reermenended them to several of my Moods who
hare tried lhomould torrid them graiitiy beneficial lathe
erg , cration of hoilth. Tour. ttily,
WY. SMITH. 961 Hutchinson St., MLA))
BEWARE OF COUNTEREITS.
leo that the signature of C. N. JAC ESON" i• a• the
wrapper °teach bottle.
Flinet'd yo ir nearest &used not have the article do
•ot be pat at by any of the Intozlesting preparations
that may bq c tend in Its plate• bat send to as and Te
wUlfu asconely peeked; by ewers.
ar Principe! Oqice and Manufactory. No. dal /rah
Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
JONI 9 &
3aaesseors to C. N. Jackson & Co., j Pmprietors.
Tor sale by druggists and dealers to every to.• In th•
United dtates. decree ly.
F UILNITURE.
AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE!
Y. 3. Crown and Ina. II Greene have formed a gui
se:shipr ander the title of Crone, 4 Greens, to carry oa
the Furniture, Audios and Commission burners, I. the
shore lately occupied tie Greene at Ffsadrteks, on the
Last aid •of the Auk, adjoining the Ist National Bank,
where they will keep always on band a large suppiy ef
Meridian, of every kind, which will be sold c n terms N
low •e can I. obtained anywhere.
Cr Special attention will be given to the Auction
mid Commis ion bailees.. and public auction miss will
be hold on two evenings of every week. Partin Luigi'
goods to be dlopood of will 11.11 It tbeir advantage to
intend it to 01 far disposal. Old Fano true of every sort
bough' sod sold
&dila
NOTION TO PICILSONMERVINU ritoovok
IQR, SALE
Ws vs Doer mooing a liartet Liao from Ida to Be
are, oa the Philadelphia k Erie railroad, sat wish at
nears all kinds of -
lIDINTABLIN AND COUNTIN MOOD=
To .n 7 it oa r Lan ortablioliol a Depot Co
71fT11 STREIT,
In the rear of the dd Reed Bowe,
DITWICZN STATE ♦ND riugctt BT um%
Vim, ire will to ►t all limes ready to riatl sad pay
the
Emu= KABULI PRICE
for the rune. All Walser Produce for asle an request"
ed to levees • call, Inquire for Market Depot, rtrtb et.
5ai10,11654 MAY fr. JA N.
G ROCERIES : GROCERIES
AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
' P. SCHA.AF,
teal! reepsetfa tly hams the public that ha has come.
a Store la
NO.- 2 HUGHES' BLOCK, ERIE, PA.,
When M erfil•Warr poa hand a lam semi, soll
. GROCERIES I •
CROCKERY AND WOODEN WARE
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
A lreerryttstag many for sale la an establicsr. A
cr TWINS Y tillisaibie so say other t ace I.:
dte Is. •
%I
CI I.s
LICIIIIIM Avcrionza
AND GENERAL BUSINKSS AGENT
Obtains Holum i d giallo for thole Iranftacsad
*tam Natal and threllbwii, with 06 , v iumt two
tandtors, tie thee eviag ap Itioasslisepths. also, ban
all Wadi of
"rocs ix TIL&Dt, 111111011411D13g, 1101132110/b
711111NrtInUt. DAUM. /Torts, "
XIBBOIS. auto. IN AND OVII*II
IFTECITS. tO., 4141.
,
n e e stain to **l by introit' setisset, sad &drum
weer .. sa y to‘sl proootty Istased tot sirossiii
salo by mottos. , 'Thaw Wig spe uuia .4ast kept to
noir advantage bp sia r to r wW wi tt
iiobratd.
ME
ECM
Bat - down the side and snowy street
He saw aoothsr ettlid,
With sliver Amdahl us his bet,
Float through the tempest wild,
lis e .lied him by his muse:"
And the little weary child grew warm,
Forgetting psis sad shame.
Lake Austrice, the skating pond of
Whitestowii, was a perfect flower garden•;
scarlet, and- purple, and amber -and
divinest shades of azure flirting about
hither and thither, shading curls and flax
and brightest ebony. Silvery laughs rang
out high 'above the sharp click of skater's
steel, and soft eyes grew tenderly lustrous
beneath the fire of others held all too dan
gerously near.
Remington Aehe looked ott with *dads
ation in his dark, bright eyes.
Suddenly a little figure shot out from.
the shore, and sped_ down the lake ince an
arrow. Now keeping cleat to the wooded
shore. and then gliding like a sunbeam
through the very midst of the skatirs.; _
The amulet feather in her cap floated
.NA.A....arA f iewl ie t a r et rnicsm4l.-p1e...,J•11.4r
hOirr !Pt [Ma 1 1 10 glek • • • • •
into masses ' o - gutteiingrieglets .
shoulders 1,
Ache touched the aria of a gentleman
near him.
L D. IPINDALL.
•Who is she, Churchill
Verne Churchill's dark cheek showed a
touch of crimson. -
'Which one?'
'As if there was more,thanonei She
with the scarlet feather and velvet sacque.
The queen of them all.'
'O6 ; that's Asia Vance'
'Asia! What a name ! How came she
by it P .
'A conceit of her father's, I have been
told.'
'Humph! An old fancy ! Do you ktiow
her V
'Yes'
'lntroduce me, please, I cannot return
to Boston without hearing her voice. It
ought to be sweet as silver belle toaooord
with her face and figure.'
'I see no opportunity, at present, to.
gratify your desire,' said Churchill, rather
coldly.
'We will seek the opportunity. Buckle
on your skates. We will overtake her.'
'That is easier said than done. Miss
Vance is a amid skater.'
'At least there is no harm m trying.'
Ashe said ; and - presently the two gentle
men set forth in pursuit of her.
Both skated Well-,—Ashe • little . more
sprightly perhaps ; but Churchill was his
superior in endurance. .
Asia saw then corning, and divined
their motive. It pleased her to allow
them to overtake her. •
Her brilliant eyes softened slightly as
they met the expression in Churchill's ;
and a little conscious rose-color *lashed
her cheek. lie touched lightly the dainty
hand in its soft-tuned gauntlet.
'T.his is Mr. • Ashe, of • Boston, Miss -
Vance.' •
OftONEN & GRZENIL
She acknowledged the introdutsticrn
with a gay
. courtesy. Ashe was fully a
match for her in small talk, and . the ac
quaintance progressed rapidly. ' •
The two so. lately sttangers ' whiffed olf
together. leaving Churchill to retoni or to
follow them at leisure. •
Be hesitated a inomeiit, Old thisikioinied
Nand Eastford. • -
Maud, was unusually brilliant that day.
The keen air had colored heel :ale cheeks
scarlet, and her, blue 'eyes flashed like
sapphires. Hand and Asia were rival beau. ,
ties. They were close by a little wooded
island. Td's' skates had become loos
sued. She seated herself on a fallen log,
while Churchill arranged thaw.
Just then Asia and Mr. Ash* swept by.
Churehill saw the bright flush on Asia's
face, and caught something of the subtle
fascination in Ashe's dark grey eyes.
held he; who hid loved with. his whole .
soul Asia Vance for three years, had never
been able to Win from her a smilehell so
tender as that which now wreathed her
lace for this stranger.
Churchill's thoughts were bitter. Per
haps his countenance expressed Something
of what was passing within. liltand bent
Wwards him, one curl of perfumed • gold
touched his cheek. . What a sweet voice
she had. : '
For a moment the man was tmptted.-
11e looked up into her' beautiful Wm. so
near his own that he could have touched
the scarlet lip with his. Maud lcreed t him
sad Asia was a cold-hearted coquette:
Hs took the hand Maud laid laid om hie
shoulder, and halt encircled .her WSW.
with 'his arm= but 'his Illative truth con
quered., Beamie one woman flirted. he
would not be false hittwelf. 'Bo ha in
oirered Mind quietly: ' -
qh.tnk you. Nothlngtrottbki an,—
Shall we join the cantparty
And pitied and disappointed, Wand
luctantly assented. _
. Asia, little coquette thaluhe well, could
not be muninciftil: of thopattn:
Xi. Mts. ilia bloods
town beard Ind, ink. *Willis" won
. L
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Tlffi
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• wriC •••fil ;
ikift
411,1440116 .
*mom* ,
• eft
Sat abs ral4, "Sellout am MCP ,
Mr bows a. more eashaa" .
Ste ghat hits oat Into the night,
And went 'inane bee owe;
She set epos a eastdon bright,
He on the shipping atone,
And hie taus made little deeps of ko
As he Nat the/. atone.
"Thou hart no home, thou little on.,
Bet thou shalt ge with me;
saw thee sitting all ales*. " % " 4,
And I same atter, thee.
New look op to the heavens
,ahore,
Beho'd thy , Caristmas trek r.
Milroy looked no to lumina .bony
His teals [argot ta lbw;
For the Christ-AM with his loots alas*
Hid charmed &war' ths snow,
And on . tree sit Ist with stun
/torts wont to sad tto.
Koine up 1 come al, thon little by 1 .
Come up to bursa on high I.
Thy Chzialasss tide shall dawn la joy.* .
Ho duped him lovingly.
And the Chrlst-eltild sad the captain lad
Kept Chita's.* la the shy. —Las Vary
Love en tho Ice,
k Wbst troublesion,'ltr. ChiiiohM?'
- .'40111,1111111 0 11.111191141P1ik
t f Vqvil v-i•iltV•:!cf.l
v. r'' ,1 .1 ft -
nn
lof sanest any young !any..
defereime of his s
.aset theta* del noise tareioading
sclurksdkm espracted in Woe eyes.; besi
ge periled Attention mid. the ,ot
beterepitetat towardilier, end Asia Ii
She did tibt cern how hard the g
felt againat-ker;' she knew her bright ,
would set all right with the other sex.
Ashe we)ked home with Asia, s t ud
Weed peridission to all. - •
, •Fro went thiore frequently, ,•
Ms stay itr W bitestmgn '• was prolog 'cid
frOaktturqe days to Aweek, and to a f t
. His lbufiness bad talcen moresti
than be hidlhon`glit,' be said, by exc
Big 'at 'Well' he could lbw. no' kin r.,
Plainer wit beeoruitogimpatiaat
ttiidelay. sod. Isikt,p!mmaplo6l, meal
• • .•
The lAA' day - cif hilitiiha tient do n
'3 die lakii: It was the ilett' df
liietbo.liatist4yeb brakes
coldtfaxpOrzsa4§li - it • was unsafe:to
"Pr 014- Jolla prongs, to
Mei -
. *lt theielt,
. . • Retro! beelpolarol: ,11
up to the two gentlemen mentioned, and
challenged them to a race.
Ashes eyes glittered mearlingly.
'What shall he the stakes we contend
for. Miss Vance? '
'Uh; ..f
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PH i
Bill
GI )
t'
04 , :t: !tall
ilB - e,3 a vilr
•'Whatever you please,' she answered
quite saucily.
'Very well. I acceptthe condition. 'lt
shall, be yourself, if you please.'
She blushed, but• was too high spirited
to retract.
'So be it. 'Bat yeu must catch triefair
ly. I claim that.'
'Right. We are both gentlemen, 1
thick,' bowing to Churchill, who stood a
little apart. -
'Aliens,' she !aid oily; but in spite - of
her light tone„-there was a sober fright in
her eye seldom sees there: She could see
that by the way they looked at each
other.
What if Ashe wont and, again, what if
Churchill won? She dared not think lest'
they should recede. " '
They started off fairly—all together.—
Asia went straight up the lake toward the
head-waters. The gentlemen followed
her. None of the party as yet exerted
themselves. ' They ,glided on easily, sav
ing their strength for the final noblest.—
Swifter and Atwater flew the slight figure
of the girl, the distance between- her and
her followers materially lengthened, and
no* the race began in earnest.
People called out that it was dangerous
to go' se, near the mouth of the Eodky
River, the principal tribitary of Lilt
Austrice ; but they did not heed the warn
ing. ,They were too inlteh excited to think
of peril.
On went Asia, the scarlet feather stream-,
bag out behind her like a war flag and her
silvery voice of defiance now and then
floating back to them.
The color and texture of the ice was dif
ferent here. It wasidark, and they could
see the water gliding beneath. Still they
would not hesitate to follow where she
dared to lead them.
Asia swept around the last point of land
out into the broadest part of the lake,lep
posite the mouth of Rocky River. The
gentlemen 'followed. Ails° was ahead,
Churchill was a little heavier, and Zia so
agile. v.
Ashe's handsome face gleamed and t his
Wflin i rits l ideath' hiti -ju rearill ei r
Water bubbling throat!' the air holes. ith
a hoarse sound.
He knew how insecure was hit footing,
he knew the risk be apt ; but Asia a ilia
tie befcee hiin waebechooing him on:
He made the attempt to advanoe; but
the ice Mole& beneath his feet ; there
was an unmistakable roar all around ; 'the
water was ankle deep. and it was fright
fully evident that the lakewaa breaking
up.
'Good God I' he cried, 'all is lost I'
To go on was death, le was not ready
to sacrifice himself for the desperate
chance of oubdtating Asia Vance.
He turned quickly, and like lightnipg
glided back to where the ice was yet an
tact. Gathering his breath for an instant,
he made for the shore.
• Churchill's eagle eye took in the scene
at a glance. His breath calla quick, and
his heart best like billows of the sea. And
his great strength served hini. Over the
yielding ice be glided on, gaining percept
ibly on the scarlet feather. !A mordent
more and he should be beside bar.
Suddenly she stopped; transfixed with
horror ; at last she realized the deadly
peril of her position.
Churchill strained every nerve;' never
for a second losing sight of the graceful
lure staudibg up so frigidly erect amid
roar and tumult all around.
Another instant—it seemed' 'hours to
him—and he had thrown his um around
her.
'I have won you; cried he hoarsely.
She was .white as death. and her stiff.
fingers clung to his arm with the grip ot
despdr. '
• til. Verne we are host,' she cried. '
'We must trust to the water. See,, it is
growing deeper!,
Even as he spoke hii feet were swept
from under him ; the whole . meat of ice
heaved and groaned; and then the large
cakes drifted tumultuously around.
Churchill was. a strong swimmer, and
i
battled bravely for the victory . Some
liiiiiis it seemed a 4f he - tnust go down •
bal.:his will Was, ikeiroa,and bis strength
indomitable. „ i • . ,
He fou j ght his way throujh the inassive
cakes - of ine,,tornand bleeding, but never
44arialf• ' ' ''. ' .'"" . ' '-
et last he caught the pliant branch of
a. willow . wblith swept' fir eut over the
water, and and by its iiiii:chitw himself and
his lairden Willa shore. •'
40ia' looked , into his face with wide
°cep ores, ante glow of eriinion stealing
oyes the ghastly whitenesa of her coun•
tenant*.
'Have I won fairlY, Asia ?' -
-
'Yes;' lan have won,' she said, averting
her eyes.
'I do not held you to it unless you will
it. Are you mine freely ?'
'And what tbenr she asked softly.
' 'Asia P their eyes met.
She lung her arms around his neck, and
put her, face up to lda.
give myself to .you, oh. so free!—
, Verne did ,ou no .now that I have
loved you so elwayer . • .
Mr. Ashe returned to Soston the nest
day. without calling to bid Asia rod -bye.
- She did not think of the-omission until
Air, Churchill asked her opinion of Boston
breeding.
she answered' him gully
- am quite /*Weed with Whitestown
stainers, str. • • •
BoTs.--Vbe s mast: appibsed method of
retsina children ,nscra days is to let theni.
qua
about the. skeets until a late hour—
,cs,ll swearicg
. riatkantaimees. isnd ',my species , of itassr
fertoustnimisiii - lun. The pupils of these
night,iscittmla lukfclfy !merlin to spiduatc
is the pcnitantltis. and tint it few take the
bi Zips, gsliowir dee . :rbijr v d ko
eir o itiotttveisi , ifsd la r e tarn
abemilitall IWO 4 ail; a •
amount to anythinik t #, ti kig
ante to • bad and : " • ''"
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. • ale Story.
I 4 ;oirs ten Le CIL% tent
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-At ttell;)l 4 re .I,;;.et'thoudht that he
'Content - es DistekiJwige tat;tl be.
at bYDlfeta'ali.die-'1.0:i31
II ~' j-1.
- • A 11(artreire its dams Ind fie 4;
1414 alidassiattiau both' VIM beit
r Wham IS= biatotlg hAt tosipl isiesse,
Hi llid-.11 Jetties of lb* race.
0 iroothfal heart, aD high slid beee.
' — Tithastiglirlet,u4 story told.'
How Rich Hen Work.
The liardest Sorkilignieri and the hard
est working :institutions in -New York
'are those which are the moat. sumessful:
a the cunt/eiders it sceinien aeui,j thing to
:Make money and keep it. Banking was
eservrewksferrysarnaga, and is now in
the old fashioned institutions which have
ereamtry,alid no foreign _exchange. But
OD taotary or mach ins stop keels men on
thejurnp es does s nye • bank in this wide
' awake city. Imaie in ode of three insti
tutions yesterday which isnot, • ten years
bld. Its army of clerks hive. tb be on
^bend early,in the niOrningoinli n they c&l2-
slot lease until their day's wor k . is d one,
Which is often not cur long after the ps is
lighted. Iti Capital is- two millions, its
'daily receipts seven million dollars. • It
reoeives 4.4 from two hundred and fifty
to four hundred letters, all of. which have
Mho iegiatered and anawered before the •
, briiiiiess - of the day ends. No bank clerk ,
on the salary of a thousand dolled's: year
goes to his bank as regularly, or works
many hours- sr-William B. Astor, who
Douala ,up_ • forty. m#lions. „His little
•
tory ffice,' ste pOrtWO froniAlroad-
1
' :". -- 1 • :: lErieigin&TefeisdhelqrftensAnithe
dad where' he performs his daily toil; and
out of his labor gets only '' his victuals .
and clothes." He attends personally to
alt his business, knows every dollar of
'rent or income that, is to become due,
pays out every dollar, makes his entries
in his own hand, and obliges his subordin
ates to come to hini for information, while
he does not go to`them. He generally
comes down in . the omnibus at an early
hour of the day, and remains cloiely ab
sorbed in business until near five o'clock.
'He rarely takes exercise and finds his
pleasure in the closes!, attention to busi•
ness. A friend of mime rode to Wash
ington With bins in the same car from
New Yorki Ile neither spoke nor got
out of his seat, and hardly moved from
Jersey City to Washington. He usually
leaves his office at five o'clock, and lowly
walks up Broadway to Lafayette place:
He is over six feet high, heavily built,
with a decided German look, small hazy
eyes, as if he was half asleep, head
as round as a pumpkin , and about as deg',
tituteat hair.
_lie is i xceedingly hospi:
table, and in the " season " gives a din
ner to his friends weekly, on which the
richest viands, on services of gold apd
silver, are presented by liveried servants
to his guests. Commodore Vanderbilt
never' worked harder' in his life—never
worked more hours than now. He has a
confidential clerk who has worked like a
packhorse,' who has been in his ,smploy
thirty years. Besides thii Vanderbilt
'does his own business, makes and exe
cutes his own contracts, and this, with the
business he doeaon twenty millions, is no
small toil. The Commodore goes down
to his business regularly every day, and can
be found at certain hours. ills only recre
ation, euchre or fast horses. Moses Taylcr,
whose dividend from his coal stock alone
this year reached the pretty little sum of
a million of dollars, began business in
New York when he was sixteen years of
age, kept books with his own hands, and
has done so 'ever since., His library' n his
house on Fifth Avenue is a regular work
shop. Every night he brings up his hilli
ness with his own, hand. - His vast busi
ness, personal to himself, and his business
as a trusteepare kept by himself. He makes
all the original entries of every sort and
kind and goes to his of fi ce for no inform
gisigtbe knows just bow things must
be right. Ana, ishonin *eery
record • kept by his book . keepers , and
clerks be destroyed, it would make no
difference with him, for he has the origin
als in his own hands. Many merchants
spend the afternoon lin - riding, or in the
excitement of the evening stock board,
but Mr. Taylor flails his recreation in a
bath, a good dinner; a comfortable siesta,
and an evening devetted to work. 'Such a
man would make money and keep it.—N.
Y. Cbr. Boston Joyrnal. ,
Soldiers vs. Contrabands.
A.number of philanthropic ladies pre
pared for the negroes at the Campbell
Hospital, in Washington, D. C., on Christ
mas Day, a sumptuous entertainment,
consisting of all the delicacies of the sea
son, which had the effect of sickening
heartily the whole camp, as they are not
used to such living. Like all savage!,
they gorged themselves. While these
lazy and worthless contrabands were feast
ing, the white soldiers Were nibbling at
their hard tack and pork, no loyal females
thinking of them. If they had been
black guards they would have been feasted
to their heart's csontent ; but they were
not black, but, white, and of course did
not come within the province of the loyal
philanthrtipists. The2l4th Pennsylvania
volunteers, feeling mon:it:W(lst the idea of
great preparations for the negroes and the
totally ignoring of' them, erected a Christ
mai tree, and hung upon• it two cards,
bearing the following inscription " Sol
dieis' Christmas Dinner," and " Dinner
given to the 214th Pennsylvania Volun
teers by' the ladies of Waililngton.r• Near
to these placards hung bits of misty salt
pork and hard tack. It was really a most
capital takeoff, and it would. have bteik
well for the negro philanthropists of our
city to helm paid the camp a visit. This
lauding and godify theinegro only adcis
fuel to the flame that sill one day break
,out with great fierceness.—Constitutional
Tinian.
Maim the Homestead Attractive.
It need tiiit ccit, much money to adorn
the platie'Onsrlivei iii. -Begin by digging
eat The brim and thistles of the door.
yard. .plant a few trees Oben : add seve
ral gpvterias, sheuhs, perhaps that will an
swer for one
or
year; make a
gravel "Walk or two, and set a few flowering
plAnts by-their sides. Your wife and
daughter, will sow some flower seeds, if
you will only prepare a neat border far
them. Look at these - few improvements
bate bright morning next-June, and we
guarantee you will be glad you made
them. And these labors, so rewarding,
will lead on to others. The fences and
buildings will be kept in repair. Trees
wilibe set' out along the roadside. The
house will have window blinds, the rooms
i r
papered and painted ; good hirni ' e will,
be provided, and books and pa e re will
not be missing. All these thing will be
regulated according to one's abilitx. And,
as a general rule, whatever our
_memo it
is better- to make . improvements by de
grees, from year to year, than to do them
all up' at once . " by the job.", Be assured
this is the way to find the most happiness
in home.xdorning. And, remptn:bdr, the
influence of such improvements does riot
end with the individual family. They toll
silently, but with great effect;- upon ECI•
Mety. Every neighbor and every - passer
by feels them, and many are led by such '
examples to-So anddo likewise.
;
A. nun should never be ashamed to own
"that he has been in the wrong, which is
but saying in other words, that he is wiser
today than be was yesterday. •
- - .4.tatrreipondent writ" from Galveston,
Tema:. Cfttle are selling, wlttain fifty
Itti from here; at,gl;so,pet bead, and
this price thousands •of beet - can be
bought."'
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