Srie at, ektg ehoemr.
ERIE, P 9., MAY 17, 1866.
Soh Printing,
tai"ples.sure iii notifying the public
h;:c cecured the services of Mr. J.
} -,„11,., hate foreman of the jobh;ng
it: it GI rbe 11i.ritch office, to I.ske
0.? .feral itt t. trv:e
. e 4 the moat taeteful :end
tat. 1•t (Were m lel country, and under
superlistoni+ expect to turn out
beet Eastern offices.
m aul io that of the
jg
tel up oar establit-htnebt vitt' every
necessary to do Fbod jobbing of every
je respectfully Invite those wanting
i D g in our line to ive us a can. ,
Iblesn c andidatTs for office are as plea..
; AM county. as shad Ries in 'Au
fbe party organs there are fall of -an—
;nt, o f patriots who are. willing Jo
their country for a consideration. The
is a list of the devoted. oneirup- , 10
v- -
Congress, D; A. Finney, S. Newton
Ifeldeie; Associate Law Judge, Da
trrictses, li. L. Richmond, Meadville;
. ; : s. 3f. Davis, Meadville;. J. Boyd
fi: i itille ; 0. Baldwin, Spring ; E 11.
I;ssville ; Wm. licLenni Smith Shen.
i hol ff, W. A. F. Gear; Summit ; F. W.
i, Meadville; Prothonotary, R. B.
:13, g e o,ille; W. F. Chalfant, Conneaut;
E ,, ri et, Adamsville ; Regia)er and Re.
g E. Ashley, Richmond ; Joti: Brown,
,; M. L. Stone, Conneautville ; D.
.landolph: Co missioner, M. W. 01.
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spring; Theron.
,} eard, Surnmerhill ;
s ia o l g o, Needy/Ole ; Clerk of the
O. linlollister, Meadville..
T s the Soldiers . of Pennsylvania.
Ilartersntrao, May 1, 1866.
-,tedience to the authority vested in me
is olation adopted by the Convention of
tr held h this city, on the eighth day
1866, I do hereby request the hon
discharged "f Pennsylvania to meet iu
ecectire Legislative diettriets, and elect
et, not - exceediog five in number, to
e st their district in a Soldiers' Conven
to be held city of Pittsburgh, on
s y, the fifth of June 'next, at_ tenp'cloelt,
ere any R ' presentative district conf-7
more than one county:_t he manner of
the delegates is respectfully referred
Idlers of the district, for such confer •
will result in a fair representation lof
ustaty •
sans who have borne arms in defense of
,:100 against treason have especial inter
the plumes of%this Convention, and it
table that ac full a representation of the
lefenders of the country as possible
he neared on this occasion.
3 F. TIAR.TRANI?T,
Lste Brevet -Major general, U. S A.
oat favorable to the cause will please
!h the above.
Oh errer being now, and.ever having
and always expecting Co be, a friend of
Iterestn of our soldicri, gives room to
core in compliance with the request ap-
A, 'kith pleasure. In doing so, however,
thee to he distinctly understood as
en
•icg ILe movement in so far se it' may
it is rfpreeented, a genuine attempt
it the !ciiiers'intereste, and no fur
ehotid it turn out, as some have pre
that it would, to be an artful scheme to
capital for the Radical candidate,
:gla the instrumentality of our gallant
we will be as ready to denounce as We
to encourage it. It must be acknowl
that the manner in whiel. it was origi
the character of the person whose
attached to the call, and the fact that
iblican papers only have been direetly FO
ti to publish it, lend color to the suppo
o that other objects thin those which ap
oa its face, are at the bottom of the plan.
rzar Pstocsantsas.-7`he:6llowing'eases
iiipbsed of at the Coureheld last week.
aumbor of indictments was greater than
.y peiioa since the commencement of the
A large ))ertion of the list Was contin
.ntil next.'"Court
Richardson and Geprge B. Gray. Ur.
Guilty. Sentet , ced to pay a fine of
and costs, and e imprisoned for two
,n Young. Larceny. Sentenced to pay
of $2O and costs. and undergo impris
nt in the county jai for forty days..
4ri Martin. !larceny. Guilty. Fined
•ad costs, and sent to Penitentiary for 1
.11 H. Van Slyite and Harry Williams.
ing. Guilty. Fined $lO each, and be
ironed 30 days•
Di H Hayes. Malicious mischierf. Not
e bill, and prosecutor to pay costa.
M Barris. Larceny. Not guilty.
thud Dudley. Obtaining money under
pretences. Not .a true bill, and pressen.
I pay costs
'ix NlcCann, Junes irmlly and oth e rs..
ueC►on guilty. Bentenee suspended
June, 13, 1866, and defendant ordered
•te hie recognition in $1,900 for ap
,
.te to answer.
is McCann. Assault aid battery (three
Verdietiguilty and recommended to
trey of the court.
, lism Fultz. Compounding felony. 'Per.
Jilty, and sentence suspended until June
' Van Tassell. Keeping .drinking and
1 saloon. Indictment. quashed
?, Dreisigaker. Selling liquor in less
'net than one quart. Witnesses not to
$l, end tat pros. enteredi
Ito)inson. Rape. Plead guilty,
$l%. teateneed to the penitentiary for,
:yeira, and to pay costa 'of 'prosecution.
1 8rriogtori. Larceny,: .!1:10,iltj, and
pay fine of $25, oasis 'of prose.
1.4 e imprisoned 90 days.'
4 , Fri. Barnbuening. ~
Verdict guilty.
t!tflospecoded to June lg:h.
Cv*an: Fornication , ark bastardy. —
T. Sentence &upended indefinitely on
'et of mete by defendant, and filing a
ory eettlement to the parties' and
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. ,
illier. Keeping's disorderly house.
;rA attired on psytnent, of costs by de
..,
'. , Littbsbier. Selling liquoko persons
To . ,: , .rate habits. Nolte pros entered on
tl . ot costs. Commonwealth vs same.
....If/or Is persofis ,of iniernperate_bab•
e *pros entered on payment of ensue.
q,hr. Tornietition and bastardy . .
';' , .:.%triceJi to pay a fine of $1 to poor
proiccutrii, expenses of her
•upport of child' to date, and
Per leek for seven years' for aupportsof
ot , i Charles Snow. , Lat : ceay. Guilty.
ood gailty,4sad sentenced to pay fine
dollars, be imprisoned 30 dip, and pay
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Sollie . ig liquor: Defendant son
I 'Ply a tine of $5O for the use of the
and $5 and costs.
, es Rolvead. Selling liquor. Sen
40 ply a fine of $5O for 'Girard town
-4 dietrict, and $5 an costs.
4 1 1
Lenehan. Selling d
Sea—
'to Pay a fine of thirty—fivei dollars for'
. zt school diltriet 'and five dollars and
l ibury. Selling liqUor. Fined sixty
lead fire dollars and ooeta.
Selling liquor. Fined !sixty dol
iti_ate dollars and costs.
,i'vsi.,Schlaudezker. liquor.—
1 9111 es and &re dollars and costs-.
"114 Pa Larceny. Bail forfeited in
eGurt,
ae s entenced to
of titi,rty.fire dollars , for the use of
1 4', 3 „ATdiettiot of Greenle t . tewfishiii , ,. and
or tarlibrary and costa. -
- 4 ' l 111 7. Keeping liqtior and billiegd
li tlictinerit quashe EEerJ d.
Selling liquor. Sentenced to
. Pr for dollars for the nee of the
alltrict o fGreene town hi p and fire
tot UT library and Costs.
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Charles Maws/ Keeping gambling
house. Plead guilty, ana Sentenced to pay
*fourteen dinars and costa. _
Dan Killer Mid , Peter Goodwin, Keeping
billiard mad drinking esloon. Indictment
fitmehed.
Milo It Green. Selling - liquor to minors.
Nolte trait oa payment of costs. ,
i Geo Carroll. flied way robbery, and recom
mended to merey,of the court.
Saml S Lusa. Rape. No evidence to sup—
port the charge, and rik,se,tllsmi-fetl•
Milt 1, Uro n. £olliug liquor . to minors
(24 attse). • G S e ntenced to pay fine of
forty-five dollars, imprisonmeut 1U days, and
pay the costs of suit.
John Edwards. Keeping billiard and drink
jog saloon. Indictment quashed.
Peter Goodwin and Dan Miller. Selling
liquor. Plead guilty. Miller flood fortr dol
late and Goodwin eighty dollars.
Michael 'Mehl. Selling liquor. Plead
guilty, and filed silty dollars and costs
Barney il Iney well and 'Robert Throup.—
Keeping drinking and bil!lard saloon. Indict
rant quaihed.
Items' of All Sorts.
We are iritlebted to the Rev, Mr. Baxter, of
lontlon, - for the cheerful news that the
it to end in 1873:
Sealed proposals are celled for by the Street
Committee for grading and patios State e l tr'eet
from Fourth to the north side of Front./
Messrs. Close &'Lake have isauedlt4pros
pectus for an evening paper at Titusville.—
They will god it difficult to make a better lo
cal paper thou the Effiraid.
A nunaer of citizens of Girard have ad-'
dressed a letter to S. E. Woodruff, Esq , ask
ing him to be a candidate for Associate Law
Judge. Mr. W. responds that be is willing.
We understand that several young Men
'living in the vioinity,of Lowville have been
arrested on the charge of breaking into Mrs.
Holloway's house, week before last. Ode or
two of them have been placed in 'jair..t,l
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The Conneautville mad, always.' a 'meat
looking paper, has pu chased a new., power
press, and made Hs 'appearance last week
looking brighter than ever. Long may_ it
wave, and r reserve its reputation as the mat-
I: I
rimonial organ of he North-West.. _
The Crawford emoorat givles l currency to
the report that the Warren land Crawford
county Republican politicians have entered
into a noLbination to keep Erie from securing
the Associate Law Judge.
The Gazette announces by 'authority that 8.
A. Davenport, Esq., will not be a candidate for
Congress. It is time that the Republican pal'
Dimas, of our county were uniting upon some
gentleman for this position, unless they want
to be tripped up again by Scofield. ;
We were in error last week in stating.that
the notes of the Venango National Bank were
taken at a discount. by the Bunks of this city.,
They -are amply secured .by United Stets.
bonds, and pass as readily both here and in
the oil country as the !totes of ,other National
Banks
A hot,contest is goin - on itl Crawford Co.
between Messrs. D. A. inney and S. Newton
Pettis, for the Republican Con gressionsl nom=.
ination in that district. The ether counties
are understood to concede de nominee to
Crawford.
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We are often askedi what. the population of
Erie was in 1860. BY'referring to the census
report we find it to have been nearly 10,000.
The pity regularly doubled its popu'ation
every ten years frouflBBo to-1860, but from . ,
present indiostions`will treble it in the tett
years from 1860 to 1870. Erie is bound to be
"some punkips " yet, and Buffalo and Cleve
land must look out f"r their laurels.
c't Elie Venango Spectator is entitled' to the
credit of the following capital bit on a sub
ject' that -just now excites considerable inter
est in ihiti section :
The aspirants for the Additional Law Judge
ship in the Erie and Crawford districts are
the most modest" men' alive. They don't come
out fist fcoted and ask for the officein the old
fashioned way, but are forced on the track by
a long call, tanobly signed'to the newsptspeei.
This looks better than the 'old way. and is
good for the printer.
." Biddy," said O'Mul
Hein to his wife, " it's a heal atria ye have—
s drap of the erayther cd dolve no helium."
" Ooh hone ! " maid Biddy, "I've taken the
plidge. but ye can mix a 'drink, Jimmy, and
force me to ovally it."
Sherry's, Theatrical Company in Farrar
Hall continues to bare genei.ally good houses
&terry has ma ie a fine thing of it here, and
hell entitled to all.that he has secured. The
members of his company are ladies and gen
tlemen in the complete sense 'of the word.—
During the three weeks of their sojourn here,
the goisips have not been able to find a thing
in the conduct of-a single member of the
troupe which could afford them even the'
slightest theme for scandal. If ail theatrical
performers were of the same clue, the preju
dice against their profession, whiot exists is
the minde of so many of our citizens, would
soon pass away.
The Venango Spectator &Teethe following
account of the late arrests' of bask officers at
Franklin :
“Hon. C..V. Culver and James 8. Austin,
Cashier of. the Venango Bank, were arrested
on the 30th,ultimo, on charges of conspiracy, ,
&c on information of Thomas loge, John
Duffield and P. ft. Gray., Mr. Austin was
held to bail for his appearance at court in the
sum of $60,000 in the three' cases—s2o,ooo
each —and Mr. Culver in the sum of $20,000.
On Saturday last Mr. Ctilver was agiiin ar
rested on information' J ot Mr. flogeo,on a
oh irge of trover and conversion, and after a
hearing before Judge Gordon, was held to
bill for his appesrasce in the sum of $23,000.
These are the simple facts in the matter of
the several, arrests.
A rumor is in circulation to the effect that
a certain notorious Radical politician and
office-holder has extended an invitation to the
Ron. Mester Clymer to stop at his residence
in case he visits! our city during the cam
paign. Of coarse Mr: C. will not accept the
offer, being tot. the time in the hands of his
friendi, but the incident is not without ite!
moral.' In the firet Owe, it is a " - high testi•
menial to our candidate's persenal character,
which thuaeli-its the respect of a red-hot po.
liticai oFlponent. In the next place, it is a
proof positive that the charges of Copperhead
ism and treason against him by the Radical
press are unfounded. Ererybody knows that
the politielan referred to is too intensely
'el4al" to think for a moment of .inviting In
enemy of the country to the hospitalities of
his hens.. . -- A
Mr. B. H. Chtee, .'resident of the Petroleum
Beak at Titusville, having presented himself
as s candidate for the Legislaturwlrom Craw
ord county, tt . large number,of the /eliding
Republicans of Ahat city have addressed him
a letter requesting the withdrawal of his names
and presenting that of Joseph T.. Chise,'as
their fcvorite candidate. The oil Intermit. -of
Eaeieibi C:airfoid imperatively require that
one at least of -the members from that county
should be,ts matt In the tall confidence of the
people of that put of the county, and Mr. E.
H. Chase does not appear to binne °op to this
standard. It is not surprising to ns, after the
Legislative indiffarens! which has been man-
ifested to the interests of the oil regions la
the past, that the people there should be de
termined to have proper representatives in
future. If they cannot get them throtlgh the
notion of the two, political parties; tbei - ere
resolved to suffer! men of their choice, iris
speetive of politiest ties: •
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?OWL Johan 6 Whin, tie sell kneitti
'photographers, hue. ooisiderably enlarged
their rooms in Beatty's block, and - can now
boast of WWI/the finest accommodations
their line in the city. They have.also largely
°creased their facili•ies, and are prepared to
furnish any style of pictures that can po 3-
eibly be called for, from a size as big as a
barn door, to one as' email as a pia bead.
Among other improvetuentelhey have a d ded,
is a large camera for taking ant-door views,
which performs its work in a meaner that we
have never seen excelled. They have recently
taken pictures with it of a numb'er, of huil4l7
ings about thti oily, including the Observer;
office, and let Presbyterian and Park church
es, all of which are executed with-a clearness
and •lidelity that cannot ba surpassed. We
bare a specimen in our ppssesslon which we
will put against any work turned out by the
best artists cast. .
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\ the increasing railroad busineas at our
depot renders the crossing of the track with
teams at that point daily more difficult and
dangerous. Cannot some plan be adopt4by,
which the immense number of pains daily
coming into the city from the south with con•
veyanccs might be relieved of the dread they
are now compellid to feel! A wide orated
bridge over State street and Mill Creels might
do much to remedy the matter. • The present
situation cannot last much longer without
seriously crippling the business ci the lower
portion et the city. We appeal to our councils
to give this subject their early and attentive
consideration. It is of a thousand fold More
importance thin nine-tenths of the business
modally before those august bodies.
The grand jury last week made a maul
mon' presentment of the county jail as illy
ventilated, badly constructed, and altogether
unfit for its purposes. They also recommend
the erection of a new jail, to be built and
conducted on the workblinso system. - To the
keeper of the present jail; Mr. Warren, they
give the credit of managing It
_uas well as the
nature of the building will permit." - This is
The !mirth time the subject has; elicited the
attention of, the grand jury within the last
year end a quarter, and it is hopel the matter
will not much longer fail to receiyethe atten
tion it deserves from the Commissioner'''. The
unfit condition.of the building for its purposes
has been notorious to our citizens for- some
Years.
The New York World Is led to believe, by
the fut. in its possession, in 'spit' to the
crops of the country, that wheat andrflour will
remain high during the year. "It is now
satlefsetcrily ascertained that the wheat crops
of 1864 and 1865 were not large; and we
therefore begin a new year with scarcely any
surplus. Taking into consideration the dis
couragement, 41' farmers at the planting sea•
son, and the probability of it large demand
&nth next fall, there does not seem much
likelihood of cheap flour during the year 1886.
The low price of corn which has obtained up
to this time will have its effect in increas
ing the hog crop of the present year. There
is reason to believe that meats of all kinds
will be cheaper next fall than now."
At a meeting of the Erie Gas and Water
Company, on Saturday, a committee musk•
ing of A. Scott, J . W. Shannon, 0. Noble, 8..
H. Emerson, Wm. L. Scott sad Henry Bawls
was selected to wait upon our citizens during
the present and coming week, to solicit sub
scriptionsto the stock of the. company. We
are not aware what success they hare met
with thus far, but earnestly hopi 'tha enter
prise will meet 'With such encouragement as
to ensure the early completion of the proposed
water works. , _
Blessis. Heard, Christian & Craig have re
ceived a supply of the celebrated .elf-raising
flour, which has within a few. years gained so
grest a 1 popularity in some of the Eastern
.
Cities as to drive nearly out of u' the old
qualities. It is pronounced by leading ahem
tits, p_bysictiaas and others the most healthful
mode of preparing flour twee disooVered, and
the msnufaolurers claim it to be - a 'third
-cheaper than the" artiole in common 1188,
Every family should try it.
A kasha the last New York Legislature
prevents railroad companies from issuing free
passes to any except employees and disabled
soldiers, and fixes a penalty of $5O for each
violation of the set. As a consequence, the
Buffalo & Ene railroad company have with
drawn all their complimentafy passes, - ibleh
had been distributed with considerable liber
ality hereabouts. The remit of this course
will :be to divert a good deal of trade and
travel froth Buffalo to Cleveland. ; •
A few =tightssince, whild Mr.Vouldock and
daughter were
. playing at the theatre in
Quincy, Illinois, me Cou!dock astonished the
audience by withdrawing near the dosed the
first act, saying he could not play with suntr
acting as there - was in the other parts. Man
ager Duff announced that the theatrewas in
definitely clotted. This action_on the part of
his stars,derangiag his plane, has caused the
arrest of Mr. CouMock.
Bertelsen & Co., 611 Chestnut street. Phil
adeiphis, have for sale photographs 'of our
candidate for Governor, lioo. Riester
Clymer, and advertise for agents to sell
them. Specimen copies *lll be prwarded,
postage pal% upon sending them sevenly-Ilve
cents.
The adveitis,ement offering loth for eale - at
auction k the new town of Atlantic, Monier
county, is deserving the attention of all who
desire to procure for themselves a home. From
•hat we can judge by the representations of
those who are familia; with the locality, the
town can scarcely fail to become one of con
siderable importance. .
A laboring man named Barney Doherty was
killS3 on Saturday morning by the fulliog in
of the south wall of the old market . house,
which had been undermltied to hasten the
work of tearing it away. lie was a widower,
and leaves four children. •
It, may be a matter of iaterest to-our read
ers tp know that, taking' the list of mercantile
appraiseMente u a bask!, Erie does twice the
amount of trade done in Harrisburg, which
claims to have at lout See - thoniand More ,
population.
The Herald claims that "there are twenty
one more legitimate business firms in Titus
villa than in any other town' in-Crawford
county." .
A dwelling liCuse in Waterford, occupied
by David Klansman, and owned by Es,clll ll2 / ';
eon, caught Are near the roof, from a defect in
the fine, and was deetroyed. We de glad to
learn that most of Mr. ' faraitiieNras
saved.
The 'congregation of Si. Paul's German
Evangelical Church have contracted lrlth
Henry &shatter, of, Buffalo, for an organ, at
• cost of k 2,000.
Dy a late sot of the Legislature, the salary
of the Governor has.been Increased to - $5,000
a year; of the Supremo' Judges to the striae";
and of Presiding Jadget,of the Court of Coin
mon Pleas to $3,600. '
The splendid sods fonnitin st Calv:er' drag
store is itteseting.hosis Or the thirsty. Those
who vista a 110'140 and plesasst drink should
lire.ll
,MMERRIMiIog!
a tie'deb Wht,n the workman
II the AnthrimitO Cdat And Iron Company
corameneed.relaying the traok on 12th attest,.
under the direction etf the elliveltuld & Erie
railroad company, n large: number -women
residing in the vielnity made an iiinult upon
the men and obliged them to , impend opera—
tions. A call wu ir deupon the folice 'force
to protect the workmen, but their efforts
proved utiavailiegL Six of the women were
arrested upon a charge r,f riotous conduct, on
Wednesday, and held ever for- t riat at. the next
'term of court. , Most of those ensagedin. the
Ilistiarbance are the 4 tughters and wives of
laboring men, tithe object to the peerage of
the railroad through . the greet the ground
the inconveoiencses and annoyances ii
will
occasion them, and' the depreciationit is ex
pected to cause to titer preperty. ie hardly
necessary for us tosay, that, for the credit of
the city arid their own interests, we deplore
the conduct of these peOple, and earnestly
urge them not to repeat - It. That the mange
of a railroad through their street wIN be an.
pleasant to them we 'can . well under.
stand, but there Should be - no attempt to
prevent it by -mobjforee—no violation of the
law. The courtsisee the propeeplacep to set
tle all disputed questions of law' and right;'
and if they believe themselves to have just
cause for' complairtt let them appeal to -this
eouroe. Should they persist in rioteculfop—
posing, the completion !lithe tritok,the of
will be compelled to take them in had, and
serio'usionitequencee to all concerned in the
disturbance will hardly fail tri ensue.
The Titusville Herald tells-the following
story of iTithole inanciaring." It prime.
csnalusively that sharp piaStice is apt
fined to Yankeedom
4 1km of our 3IISIIIIIIIOO agents issued a
$l,OOO policy to a grocery firm down there,
some time ago, anti to 'duo lealloll thei had
the misfortune to be burned out. ~ A • sworn
statement was sent Ito the insurance•eompany:
of anentire loss of stook to the amount above
stated. The affair was investigated, and it
was a•certained that. the Sheriff of Venango
had made a raid on' the premises three day,'
previous to the fire;wnd_taken o complete in
ventory of the stock, which Was presented in
his official form as follows. Read and rumi
nate : • •
One bolt barrel griund coffee; $lO 00; ,26.
lbs. salt pork, $8 75 ; 15 cans cove oirsters,
$4.50; 2 lbs., wattling', $B.OO ; 1 lion failed
herring, 650. •,.i dos. memorandum books;
Si 00; two gallons of syrup, $1.50. Total,
$28.40. • -;
Very good "surfice ehoi," but hardly suf
ficient to cover the )premium, whicliamounted
to $42. . ,
The conduct of tlie soldiers stationed here
is universally complimented. Their head
quarters at the -Park House are as orderly as
could be desired, and the general course of
the soldiers is . suchi as to merit and receive
the approbation of all good cithess. A num
ber of them have beoeme connected with our
churches, and take it warm interest in the ear.
vices The object In sending the soldiers
here bas never been, fully explained, though
it is commonly undirstood to have reference
to the threatened FEMME' invasion , of Canada.
A report was circulated some time.age,and was
believed by many hf oar Irish .population,
that large numbers of arms bed been ordered
to 'this city by the Fenian leaders, and that
Erie was to be made hoe of the important bases
of operations for the; forces iessal4l.Canadgi:
In the Councils, on Monday evening, Mr.
E. P. Ilentiett,"gave notice that be should on
the next evening present a resolution for the
closing up , of State, street from North to liktatth
Park streets, so as to throw both park. into
one." We hope the Squire will 40 no.
, iuch
thine, and that if be does, the- members of
Council will immediately give the inetion ate
quietus. To close up State street at the point
mentioned would in .no way add to the beauty
of the Square, while It would muteriallihnOtl
venience a large portion of the public. • We
do not believe that one out of ten of eur.citl
lens would favor the proposed measure, after
ici
giving it a few mlents'e carotid refleatioll:,
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That portion of oar community who are nn
fortunate enough to have had incomes during.
the last year over $BOO has btteri-eilled upon
during the last two creeks to make riport
the same: The Assistant Assessor's - office is
almost constantly.fUll of persons attending to
th important regnir' ement of- the Federal'
floyerament. It is ,due to Messrs. Kelso and
Lyon to say that they answer allAuestions
asked of them in ',prompt tind obliging spirit.
Tho'President bas appriiredthe' joint 'reso
lution presiding that paraffin° oil, not exceed
ing in specific.grs i rity--thirty-cis - degrees.
Baume's hydrometer, the produet of -a resir
ducim of distillation 'of crude petroleum andT- ,
Crude oil, the product of ' the firet.and single
distillation of coal, chile, &sr hOtam; peat
sad other bituminous substances, shill ; kota
and after the passage ofthis joint resolution,
be !tempt 'train- latitnal tax or duty;
We have not, in a long period, Seen spore
interciting fact or truer 'sentiment than the
following from ati: exchange : " Baeitieeti
would greatly revive if Congress would,ad—
journ, and let the country settle , The"
constant excitement Ond the unsettled state of
public affairs, is dolog more damage. to the
asmmerolal and industrial interests of the
country than a
_gerieral bursting nit of the
banks. The' raarplets .at Washington are
blocking the wheels Of industry and infusing
to the mind of the oOnntry ah lighting masts.
billy, which affects ;all interests, North and
South." , •
The officials of "the new borough of Ponth
Erie are attending to thlair duties with an
alacrity thetpight pioStably be imitated la'
same platted of mere pretensions. Streetrarat
rapidly being open') I, o , as and graded; pave
ments laid dawn. a wholesoma sett of borough
ordinances has been adopts!, aid improve men t
all anion] is the order of the dty. 0! aotinie:
• in.eahibithig this spirit of progress the ail-,
were meet with some opposition, but this they
expect, and are resolVed to perform thefr.ob- .
ligstians in spite of it. When the reform
they hare commenced is once completed, all
pattiel-will be so well please], that nobody
will be found willin Ito. soy,haever ohjeiote4 ,
to it.
The Titusville ' Handl u
measures necessary to the relief, of the oil in
teresti, the speedy completion of the Titus
rule i li a Union R. R l '; 6114 the building uP : nf
a direct trade from Erie harbor. to Europe, via
the Lakes and"St."Lsivronoe river. It arguer
'that oit can be transported by water from here
to. the. sea-board Or' one dollar. a..barrel,
whereas by rail it outs four dollars.
Dr. W. D. litartio_hatiocated in North East,
with the intention 'tusking it hie permanent
otiose. We have kndwn the Doctor eines thti
days of our boyhood,:and - reeommend- him to
our friends at 14ith [East as;a: yonagaltief
more than ordinary tris eilligouce, energy lad
skill. Re said' oridit we Surgeon in
the army, and for .one of his age km
eaperientie and marked success.
A small eklid of
,Mrs. Carey.. of
_Conneaut
township. fell Into brine - 6'44
Week; and Was-so hi,* sated thitlislieli,T r
fry is deu.btfal. "," •
Viers 8; Y, irrott hoie added s
fountain Ui *err store. are 0 39 0 1 !„ -6
. 1 / 1-
ft1f44.4044110.116M444 to 14.V#Ses
of thoir customers.
i
~~~.-:tut;:
' The Oleartlela Itepritliiiii7Vetneeratie orl
g • of :that county; atikoileii - 31'" r. Grahair,
who lips bifix.eaggelittr, 11: tall ilfe(Jahrititi* Rb
p icin candidate forCongreaa, as a "atroog
a pporter of tiie tricver 4 nineiii,"''Cird lk i popular
Ibl
." It , ;thinke tho alePtionot, 111 37 'gb 4ll
parson, let ltim.be called by what party Dame
bl e w may, "who would sdatain ;be policy of
Pretride!" JohiPon; woutd. - he glory' enough
for the 'Dem n ern cy . "
IWe are indelied to ly e H o me Weekly for
the following . 4f- the Om works es; Mine.
Dented our littlylrf adore will thank us for pub
tithing it: " 1 t this amigo!), bortm-radish iii
very geucrally
. pepl, ! bul, preparhig,lL fpg,the
table has caused many., and 'sundry
eneeser. A pin put between the teeth while
grating, wit! wit! prevept the aiOnapni.9na,seatoatt
lion."
ThePhilsdalphia & Erie Railroad Co. have,
renewed their rule adding t fit,e per bent, tho'
regular fare or passeutiers who fait procure,
their tiokele (rain the AUL:at agents. They
argue in fav'or of . the plan that the facilities
now atfortieTefir 'l;tioctiring tiokkii:ei 'llWe dif
ferent stations leave no eacuse for neglecting
that duty. !
The New Caille-kitisellii cells eiteritian to a ,
feet which is'quite as noticeable here ae
there •
Bother eiglititnlinonilis 'age !it. *Mile hare
been very dangerous to appear in ' the streets
of New Castle , with 4 .butternut" coat on,
while to-day that color is all the rage among
the "young. bloods.'? Queer iroild!
The _Chantatiqua' County Agricailmial 614
641866, will be held at Westfield, on the 11th,
12th and 18tly0 BeptebiNelc The Lime for the
Erie county feir.bastnot beratizett yeti J.
The dose was the first,newspaper carrier,
whensono- morning it went out and fetched a
leaf for Noah.'' ikiiiiiined4-Piragra",:h on
, the , vesther..,nottfy,lng t him that the heavy
rata htid'iubsided:
Spixte.l6 o .4lllVl4l..ptiet..
•'S 4.4444 • ".• 11 •
Ovrritda resbljftff tee Observer, by 04, Paitassaa
Ce. Craves, 4 41....8r05 i &orris** ¢ Deirsars, 4.
Ma, asl Dedi OPYIPS. " • I •
Daum Farre.—ApplNl.63ll; read= / B ®U; 211 50 k-i
ba
Nr ffles, AVM.
uiraiLisa—Potatoii. $1.100 1 26, • 01310 AL 1.100
$120; Turtaltat, OEM; CiablialMer4llla4loBl2; 111 1010b 1
.2510100; Carrots, 45050; Paraaiw, 80015;. Irewstabhi
Oysters, 205 e parte:web: Oalan MO. $0 0 6 1 . 00 .
Paotslos.—]rattaillEtere: 860417W5;14141.11E5344
H0wey,2503); Clem" 1 0 4, 2 2
Pam —Auplaw. $200,05164 • -
&e.— Corry 66401; Oats, 44550: Wheat,
abhor, $2 4053,2 60 ; Wbset,, white. 52,216.3 00 ;
Corn Meal, $145)1i ID; nod, $14601 50 ;
Barley, 75q595; llsams,s t 6002 00'
Sawa --Clever, $5.75 0, 1 1345; Timothy. 0.50-0
se.oo.
firm.' XXX w. wheat, 1115.80015.(0 :
XX red. $l6 5 001 or p. l 4storoo: t o sum
01040; XX Bed W ater, new, $ll 0915:
PORI ae Heim Port, $30,99021.00; ,
Ugh; $26.00@:9 00; Sugar Coed Hams. 20021 ear lb.;
Coaatry do., 190 0e; Shoulders, I. 5; Lard, per barrel
sl6;inkege,sso; Zztra Wm* ; $lBO2O. •' 1 :
•
BALL'S COUGH RlMlUMfronlip i• attention le tignin
called to the merlin of Me old end porde/ medicine— ,
Tamil iriia Till lose iiircivitis:Anstiz.
loop Or TwESTT-01111 , 610.813 ADYITTID 'SUE 101? BPII
- ATM °MAI% CO.I 11.101r4-$O2 TIIIIOIT MIL; LUSCI
connevitia. •
Every coosidenits follow lowa thiCitoportance of
removing bang affections In their earlx stages and many
from rut experiiiici hire leU ed the diagierof Zefiy.
Hall's Cough Remedy 18 NOT recommended.as p own-
PANACNA FOS ILL ntteeler sites, tnt only for • spool—
do elms of nesziszelocated In the same atracture, inci
ted by the earne calves and requiring much the same
treatment, varying only with degree! of violence.
It is pleasant to the taste, sate , ie ILL Cleellifhles
thorough and speedy In its action. Long experience
proven it has no drPlllloleiti2iltrAL in merit er eflieleney,
for •I:ti
.eing watrau;!'wfLtiessfnewt, naosoitme. MOO;
~arasa and wn•ortwa,nottow, , I
It removes Irritation, causes free and ease szatectora•
tion, !nouns thi tight ind "full tenzatibef in the lines,
restore. the respiration to its my, sista* condition,
imparts health and view to the lungs sad 'also clearness
and strength to the voice.
One bottle Is generally east to curs an ordinal y
tough.
Retail pries GO eat:data pei.bottle. ,
Meal tadocenseateroitued to the tree!. - • •
EMI whaesale aadvatail by Nall 4 Wa:4l, proptle
tor; at their dreg atop, 0.70 Slats SITMt , Lrie, Pa, and .
47 dsalara powalth J•24.en2
• Samna? te,.
44110. E, , °BEEN. .94u4ogra,_
33 ,At 1 4 4 / 1 21 -%
READY—MADE CLOTHING, P . CLOTHS,*
AND c Ann( tut 9, 11AVir fi (DIPS",'
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
, :Caney ;?': • r'
410,47 y,
•
• I."rrhi.
, .
'CLOTHING MADE TO 04.13II;s :-
Is the
a ti pa seiVad ß is ivi tima ng
o tt 4 ; t ;rith the t ayar in t
- CUT?K MON TON
Alli m;;;Z:t o . itteire ' " stFi-"" dr
r
• •
TUB lORICATENDLIBII 91131111br..
818 TASIEI3 CILARSIPE'r
0-11V/113 84:1 1 I D irx.. l P-1
PRO 13CTIO: • LI,T E
- -
-IT ROYAL 11 . - 41 4. ,ATENT I
NI4 -
Prepared trots • Pcae;tyioa of sir. J. Mute, Y. D,
Physician Kttraordletary. to the Qum - .
Ms invaluable medicine la notetling friths cure Mal
tnosepshifujandAarbretrole dibar - esti% width the female
constitution ii subject. - It - moderates all excess and re.
on
mono wt
obetyuctio, and a speedy cure any be relied
•^ ' I
TO MARRIED LADIES -
iiiipsatuuty ate& 3t win.lite shirt Ems; boos' as
the monthly period with regularity. •
,Each bottle, price Oae Dollar, been Atte Government
Stamp of Great Britain, td-prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
Mess Pins Abel& Wit be rata-be' Ptiseteu4s4a,
71R3 - 7 THREE MONTHS of Pregooliff. es Oise an
to bring ow Motaniage r bott ow baker Hots the
are KA
bb a cum
at NOTIOI3I andlpinal Affeetioes, Peinalo
the Back end imberratigtee idlihtexeittion)Palpiti
bib* of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other ;out asye filled: and al
though a powertal remedy, do not eentain irtnr;ealotoel,
antimonyocanythingburtfal to thseanatitation-, .
- /Toll clhreetio - tM pamphlet ermind saeh peach
which should be =Wally preserved.
-- ,401eD UT Dfa/GtliSM
Sole Age nt forthe United States and Canada,
JOB HOSES, 27 CortianOt ew Tort.
N. 11.--sl,okeeli a P9ilteile +WWI ht an aa
thcatOd*rat, will insure ribtittlefernitsininglKl rills.
Iteet,Vab-I}.
.
heTTO T - , r - c .s.-: , - •:•, - • - i
usteliiiitinia -having been duly eoEi
nalseono4 by
the Girteftor el tlyi State .
._ _ .
AUCTIONS= FOR TWJFTrzi ? 7 ,O4.4.Ft
opeaed,..an Aaltion_and C0E001141021 Store nAtr ,
I T 7 : - Airmairould ern of; I .
GRSZN
On State Wee, °pima* the Postolnce, Wham he will
be found at all Om:Phrti•Ablialneartsy4rods die"
pose of at or Priests Sale, will tad,Hit to their ad
vantage tie wotruat them tem.. Out door imam attended
to anywheire' to the City.. Coneignmenta mapectfolly
aellcited.nadprompt settlements made „after each sale.
Auction sales twoi mays in era week. - als.i
• 'Wlf.DlfitElbaliti AND ItATORDATS,-' H
Without MI, and I would respectfully regaled ill var.l4
hayin g goods to dismoo - of, to- nobl i t r isz ta, that,- time
ao that I culla thilloroltillie abbe, 1. - j,f
it. J. ccizin , r, • -- 4
r" ` l4 ' 4ll F'
Ana tion & foFpiptitpii literehaott. - I 'mast,
CV II 1 Pt .• • "
Jams , IC hiv:a y taken Is bliaon, Jaws Z.,
ALartoet,on the lot daof l lgi, anall'ilni
• citilliZSP,C9U)94 daming toßa
tient:Ad tilittiebtlta •II 'WM. •
acme indebted to 41in are roqusted to inia an
;44*ItiEft:PrOBOOK B OLA
P.O litrititt !
. . - APAININMNIN Sven
Planing Om to order. ,
Shop on Punk St, ilatweillith and atl! Rat, Me, Pa:
We =1: r
" tear
raollitleatorA9.43Bo , c!=giet
and OS rnawitotelp•*:u
rapitior ; 1/6 .
aft, satiersuos.
TO"Ordazi boa alma will resales
gooreb—tt. J 41155 1 1 . , 4 50N.
Voll3.llo:siAgattuitt.,•4l-.:74,t,-- •
L.:A;
=I
, •
401 Th DX savoirs.—The prettiest 1b...15-trea
tact thing," Sad lb* meat of it roe .
t. 1,
ortreqmrs the odor of wept es end &die
gil
deltreey to the side • tl, -
etiume: tre'•
brad •" kdriiiiii4ilviirce*Ty romPru
ton to the sick Knots,ip the riiSe**47ll, pen Ike toilet
tleebolkid.laßi*fiesthirieditirrt fretikr - iii#2;sr
per totthr. - ' - , - _:- 3..- ._ , ~ : :-...47. „, I , -,- .. ..,,k,...;!= l
1411*44104idelit3ViOdri6AVylititkitifitp.-
WM
9.l`...llloe.—X:—The saxnant of PiantatLod Bitten
WI is Otit,ra fa attbreekat startling. they. ironic
ell Broaden, sit, hot high,•troan the Park- to 4th St
Drakes nasnalatatory Is one 'of thin:wilt:4lov" of Nes
Fork. It is said I* Drake pain ted 11l the rocks to tho
Suborn-841os with kit cabalistic • 0 3.T.-111C0.--X ,"
and thestot the 4614 granny begstors to, pies 6 laW
"nrartnitiiig iliafigorytg 'As tsc4 of, nearer which
ere' Mai a moitopoly. , Ilk do alit know bow this 61.
bat we do know, the Plantation Bitter. sell Is Ito 0 4 10 r
ar:tolo ; ever did. ; Thar are aged by all e'sasest of the
connanalty, and are death on .12rapalisia-7-certaln
They are vary Invigorating when langaid and weak,
soda grist appetizer. -
Playabfiya Spline Witten 8014 by all Dyaggists.
MIA lilting the kidtlt i tVois • the lire I treaded *salt
very severely-hoze !laid atm:ad to • crisp. 'the torteve
was anterarable. * • : Etta Nebein Mutant Llnlmest
relieved the palwaho3oet Immediately, It baled rapidly
sad 10 very little
,
ILL Is man!, spiepto 'of ihat, tko Moitang Lmt
` Meat will do. L . If is thridegbli a an paw of wounds,
.Pralac•cnti felliK,.A.BPivimV ON, 'Mrr
aloolossi or b!ast.
:Dorm ,of coaritorfoits. Irmo ti goexitao anises .
InsPliod is na• gtsiViebilv =Win& bossing tho rig
s:Moro of 0. 11; Obsoaqt,And ,I.lo,privato
otatop,of*tioill Co. If "wrest. •
Erstratogo . 111prilig liTatir, , l6l4 bpi!! Dregelits.
Alt who value a bunt:hal ad of is and its pree
elution !Vila' premature badmin and turninigray,
vu not . tall.to ,rya Lyon'a celebrated ,Kathurton. It
makes the hale tiob, - 4oft and stony; eradieates dan
druff, and arum the hair to pow with luxuriant
beauty. It is sold everywhere.
r r..rnoffABLYos4.l..bsselat.,/i. Y.
IllaruSega SPriltiWittlyarold by all Druggists.
NEM
WILT Dm 'pang fedi, returning to her
country home after a sojourn -41.• few niontbs r g New
lock, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
of a rustic dashed bee, abe had a soft, reN 'completion,
almost marble smoothness.; aad. instead of 22; she
Nally appeared but IT. She told them plainly she
used liagan'eltagnol(a Salm, and would not ba'eritliout
it. Any lady can improve her- personal appearance
very much by using - this ionic's. It can be ordered of
say druggist for only.lo ate. • ' •
lrarauiga SpllalkWall,lr, sold b, all DruggiOs
ifeltestieet's Inimitable Flair 'Coloring tag been stead
ily gtotriog ht tarot tor over twenty )ears. It acts upon
the absetbents at the roots c.f the hair, and change' it
to it+ original Color by 'degrees. Ail instantaneous
dyed deaden-3nd /Owe the hair.. ?emit met's is mot a
dye, bet is certain in its reenits,, promotes its growth,
end le a beautiful hair dressing. Price 51) cents and $l.
gold by aU dexter!. •
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
LTow's gamma' ow Pose Ululca Giveas-.tor Ind!:
gelation, aanaea,•heartbnm, flair headache, cholera wocr-'
hut, where • warming. genial stimulant Is require!. Its
caraitil Prepar*tloa arid entire parity makes it a cheap
l reliable article for call:lazy porposer. Sold every•
where at tiJ cebtu per bottle.
Saratoga lining Water, soli by CI Druggists
TP YOU WANT TUB BM ARTICLE
OP
•
TOBACCO.AND-CIGA.RS
In tial Mutat,. go CO
BTE•A,NER 8 BAKE.R'S,
00221131 OP rpyill LID POCRT4 571111174. 18114 • PZ.IYA
WHOLTZALE AND RETAIL DEALER&
Imayttsisg la the Tobacco Ilno—Clgan, Plag, Chew
ing. MlPar caw, MIIIMICNIIIM Pipes. Holders, tit., al
ways kept Gs has& Oar variety la so large nook eau
fall to be rutted,
gorTPattbathe atteation paid to orders, a.sd. all
warrauted to he what they are sold (or:
Moat 7..gussrsa.- (=age6-1y) Jaws. A. Basis -
crrt ispavEvirta. •
W.W.'T O'W N
- - Surveyor and Civil . Eviimer,
fa primarcil to airway soy lots to tit, city orsabirble
or ast say grade from the official records of the city, •
Particular attention ideal) tosiltadltidars of tiat•lotis
aid the extension of statists. All work dose with the
atmust sue sad gaszahtesi carnet,
Drafting sad Napping rutty smote&
Ttiar.epealikatloas and estimates- tarnished on short
cotta. -Ordure lilt at the Mathias Store of J. N. last'
tica on State 8t„ or at No. - ffire Preach ISt, will receive
prompt sttsaUsa, - • -.,
TOSSINACTION OF CO•PARTIIIEUSOIr
, -The diallrintedbroollatior trade► the mw» et
CAjRTE,R 4 . .0 R V-13 B,
Was dissolved by mutual comsat, dating boa .January
Nth, IBYE4 Yr. Carter mitring. Tha boob of the old
Arm may be familial lb. old place.- Prurapt_aetUeoteati
rewirated. - . S. CARTER.'
- • • '1.13. CARVER,
Career trim inscidaisd• Mt sou will ham, and evil I
uptinas tbs basinassAndar the mama sad Ora of
c
gasping • Wise and veil elected atOrk . of Draw.. Heal
class, Fins Chemicals. arm Phartaseiontical Prepare.
deny ii•TUrolinullatianay Articles. ita - •
?be isperianeed clerks of this house are retained and
persona . awn rely upon Wag. coprenlig ,eareed at all
tbnes
Norrici.—The service! or Kr. 3; 8. Carter have also
been mewed, and to Ml be' happy to meet hie old
Wanda sad enstostara at ' •
21 PARCHOW,- . 21111 OLD 87,41111.
=Mt •
pont4c MU
VALII&B ILE .• LOTS
AT '
44115uyie
.G'ity. Alarm' gowity,
Will b~ tukli at Pli!blia Anet.tori v - oci' '
: 1
TUESDAY, TIM 29TH - DAY•OT litY, 1556.
A number of doe Balding Lots, ln Meson*, dt7 or . At
lantle, two nines mouth of tireenvil e. Pa., at the termi
nal jun Hon of the Bear Cli s elt. rat'road with the Erie
is Pittsbore and At'entic d se - WeNtern railroad. and
Esbreauhat. '
Thus Writ;has re.tently been siaptoa for a general
transfer 'ets!lon sad erotalnw of track of the two lut
Mood itketehr- ' , Earring IMO one - of the inipor
tint stations on all ct the above ridakilidi where all
*IIST ifrOP.
,
The Beat, Grin . 11;iirosid= being built IS develop the
coal mins of. *weer mut Butler =intim traverse; •
Sae agricultural section where are found huge deposits
°Moat, the and Llsnindowthaa omit tired an outlet at
this place.
- .
prlllidstus pole s
i C ;(- 1: 7/ 2 L't Y I; 6
In the' rieh • *alley of !be She:lug° river. distant im
mates Owe trio, 86 miles from Inevalaad, 82 canes from
Maw. a t tld at the ,jaaatiaa of three Railroad. and
the mug r.. ,
.
jaTIVID,ING TRANBP3RtrION in an DIRECT/02A
ohm tattatontotits to the litanutottcuvi. the lierahealk-,
bad Tesaigtakti oolutiotiptititi Ponotylitutle:"
12 . 1018 MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE.
Toi ratio! th oeaialidri spill 'b
W. 8. 887.00 EN,
isat At , Greenvilto, limes 00..1'4.
COLBIPS PATENT 114LyvaoLinmp
W R T : N G EV,I
4,..., 0 1 ,
00•PF; 1 •Ykl i 4 - 1Reb14''''&:. ().
Ban, it4a 7 40410 pisio '4r we Bole of this
iiiii4lo4
Vox tie a=tiltriodllcmtli' Vafig lOW Coa t 'OM*,
411autroas sad smoosw.tar:ooldri.• '
L
. 4*ssti oasts to 101 l Qua la itt tits abbot samod
=ll
, • • .‘,-
!?11:111 , 1!i i 4:- ' 1 ' 06 CIINTLTS I *I2. V 0 1 , 1! •
"
sui tulip pr ivo
ass tor uurzo. Tor Mal es
m:101f!
i
I
MIA& VCREMEK,4II:IIPBrid Bt.. 11:11s.
MI
El
AMA* . letk at; Xi* Pat
MOM
evrilvt i rc o rn6il!lNC4 Toy;
(Not ilW44l9ky Ft!pis+ 41cn.,)
ILOOPLAND'S' GERMAN BITTER~
..I - •
will ore
.")
Debility ritatiting from any - cause whatever. Prostration
nt kl k e system, &mamma by tmliete h.trdshir. esposutro,
(evert or disease(' of eantp life. Yoldisrs, CittiVlJP, Tll.l •
or llintisl,4 adults nr yridth,alll And Inibleitittess ti ti;ttt:
Tents, not dependent an bad lig news foe their Cron.t rot •
rteu'ous efrect.
DYSP.ERSIA,
In v•-• !tt og tA.' , l". • my_
- ' ghiti ory,nitia,l:7l. • naPd
1100FL&NP . 'a GERIIAN
•
Th=e Bitters has tettortned more tti free 1,114.
:4thtfaitteii; hit 100 u tettlatoly, tit* more reapect. 114
*opts Inorourh for It than any other article to the finer
,W. defy an t one to contradict this weer:Uwe, and.,
ortll'Osy $l,O 0 to In? ono who wll1 - produce cerllB-nte
publiehed'hy-withatts not getilwo. • •
1100FLIkND'9 GERNIA:N ni;TTSFI.B,
Will etas every ciao ads runic or, nervous debility en,
diseu... °Ube Isidaef e. , Olveerve the fullowisig iy moods
,rerealling from absurd. rs.ef Ow digestive orgasm s
Constipation, Inward litre, Fellness of Blood to i
• tread, Acidity or the NSIIIIIIA. Blllranll3,
Vet tor Woad, Futons oga oma
itzuctalloonotDakiag or, r
•Pla Wei tter ht
In l g the
at. the St rtM e r lin
Stomach, Sairomrog of the Dead; 'Darned aml
Drearttlog.'flatterlog et the Heart, Chet log or , 8u it ent -
.og &walla= when in a lying pouturo, Disroveg
ion, Dote or Webs beton) the eight, Fairer and Doll
to the Head. Daßeiney of Tereetratlon. Yellosrore.
the't kin and gY•B. rain to the tilde, ItaakVtett, -Lit 144,
ac :x Saddam Floahei of Rea flaming an MO /lea, Co..'
aunt tinaginiugs of Eviland great DepreseloaorSgiript.
.
Riettriresi, thifthle Bitters is not sleboolle, - cot. i
narutooswhiekiy,induttnot,oake dinnUtds, but tt
the best tonic in the world;
• READ-WHO SAYS SO. - •
trout Rei. W. D Seigfried, Teetior of Twelfth" Ss Vet
Church. Thilaght•
gentkeeea_ I hate gauntly' been. bibultor seder, tie
&Arguing effects of indigos tion,acco slanted bye c.
MUNI of amputate system. Numerous rmedles *Vit.
reesmmesided byttisadep spa some of than ?
wt Lout ;slier. Your Roodand's German Bitters %etc
r o oommendad lirypersoits who had :tied them, sad w '
Urotable mutton of these Bitten induced tee to the
teem -I stud sonfeatthat 4 had's° Wren! gm to Alai-et
itezeinee from the ”thonsand and one" angel 4J3ittet
whose only aim 'wont to, tte to Ulm' et sweetened s d
druttsd.listtor aeon the continuity in - Irelly way,
the to o f which, A teas. is to stair many a C• 10.
Sneed diunkard. • Upon teaming that noun sou
a medicinal preparation l ir teit with happy effect
antlon;not only uponlths mach, butt:soothe nervou
Odom. was prompt iqd tifying. - feetthat I here
derived great and permanent bentedt * from the use at a
few bottles. Very respletfally !atria.
- W. lk SSJOISIED,No.,264 Tbachamarou ,t.
from the Rev. E. D Fert/a . ll, t ilugatarit Edltor cha i"
('hmnfele, Philed%
• 'have derivettasseidod benettt &meths use offlooillost
Genulm Bitter% azel I feel it_my privilege to reenenne.l
them al a-most valuable tonic to all who me antlatlo4
from general debility or from discuses fHsing from the
derangement of the Liver.
' Yours ital.'',
From Rev. D. Merritt% Pastor of tits Pages:lank Vs! I,st
Church. ft MAI& • '
From the many respeetablerwoonumindattans gtv:u
Dr. Ffoofiand'i German Bitten,' wactoduced to give t.t m
a trial. After hang several bottles, i found them tc ',,, •
pod-remedy far debility, and a - most ereeellsot tont for
the ',loam's. • - D. MSRRIG K.
From Rev. Win. Smith, formerly Pastitr Of the Vin•ert •
• town and Htllrllle (V. I ) Raptiat Churches.
Raving need In my family a number orbottlas of •••i.
th
!Tooed', German Bitters, I bare to ay' I regard tiler
as an excellent medicine, specially adapted to rem - •re
the dtiletaee thleY Are recommended 'or. They sisen,vin-r,
and Invigorate the al Item whim debilitated, and are :du
MI In disorder! of theilvcr, less of appetite. Ste I et ,
also recormended their, to 'several of my friend' site,
hive tried them, and found them greatly beneficial le tae
Milo-ellen of health. Yours truly,
• WM. 'MITA, get Mutclithison St, Plulatla.
BEWARE, OF COUNTEREITS.
See that the stgrtitcre cf '.C. H. JAM:S.3ONi La on the
wrapper of each bottle
Shontd your nearest drur gilt not hive the wriirl+
not ba plat off by carat the. intoxicating preparattfto
thlt may be c tiered In its place, but mid to R 3 an 2 N r
will firward, securely picked, by esirega. .
ear Principal oak. and Mannf.Letory, No. 631 Arca
Stand; Ittdiads/phili. Ps. .
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Ottesessors t 3 C. IL Jackson & Co.,lPropristO:i.
Fur ule by druggists and deulers in every, twin
truifed Stoke. decno
HAYES & KELI,EIVS COLUMN:.
DWALING HOUSES. FOR SALE
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Four first clue bulidtug lots on 6th and ith Stan te,
west - aide, a pert of the estate of Dr. Hall. This prep.: t
is all In one body, end very desirable.
Boa L . -ere property for sale.-1323i feet front on fal,
between Slate and Patch . We yid sell this prep,
cheap.
Hutsa and lot on Second street, between Stat. sad
Peach. This duirable property contains about E. 1,4
pity lot—fine fruit—honee in 'good repair, and n: ::p
sold cheap for prompt pay. '
The due le dwelling Lows of Mra.i.L.Rodgets, . 1 1
Preach sires of Second Haase in the
complete rope r. Price low—terms easy.
First class three dory brick dialling on sth si Et.
east side, flnianed complete, and ;rill be 2011 at . ,r
-gain.
HOLISM AND LOT FOR SALE—Between Seaming. Eo•t-
Myrtle atreetr, on the t ank. House two stories, u...
good condition. Price $ 1 , 600 . •
We have a Deriber of eery desirable priest* rant 2. :C. e:
for gale, worth froth $5,050 to $16,000.
0 .ITPAOS 110010. FOR SaLR--On Chestnut
between Ninth and Tenth streets. lions, ham sat llt.
Lilting room, dining room, kitchen. Wee bedroor: - ..
Closets, teller, eta.. in complete rertir.
' FIRST CIASS DWELLING FOR SALE—On E;r:ith
street, bet doore.st of St .te. -House new,-lot 53 be .1.
feet.
STORE, FOUNDRY, WATER POWER AND f t'..!
FOR STORES FOR SAIL E.—We offer for sale 1&S le:
feet, corner of State and Eleventh streets, and 170 I , r ,tv•
byt on State street, south of Llle7's Machine Sho'r
. 11 decidedly the best property for wale In the city
onchine shops, toe% eta, and will be said in lot,
suit the parehasere • :
BUILDING LOTS FORSALE.
4 - Full City Lot on Elighth street, betwoin
Chastain. Also, the Lot in the rear, on lierepth .1 ,
convenient to twos!. Very desirthir (of 111thuriletui,u;..
_Two ehOles 'dry Lots on Fourth street, 2d IC.-st
Chestnut, ill feet 3 Lathe...by 163 fret. , •
We have left a number of Building lota on Seroo
and Baal° stlee between Holland and Ger1:1110. Ott
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high gravel grog and very desirable.
Otte awl of Jandon Cherry streetorent. Gem it t.
This is a Mae. dry lot.
One Toil CHl , lot, corner 'of Sierlinth and Chts to, t.
north et e. Price Also; hue on Twelfth St, Al t
at Myrtle. fities PM% • •
Ten Building LOtewootnet of Eleventh and gait ti'.
One - foll , Otty Lot, eorner Tenth and Myrtle Sta.
one on Tenth Mt., between Myrtle and Chestnut, ..otth
aide. - This 1001elt Street 11 Got being taken up bi I.r
ties desiring emetflrit class moldiness.
A rum, OITF LOT—Ola 6th street, corner of li%:u f
Price $4,600.
FOR SALga•namie: of the finest farms in Mill C4n.
and Harbor Creek tpi at pane from 476 to' p4.r
acre.
wiT.LOTII FOB /I,4l4.,—,kmtunber et the most
atrabielinifding tote the city on private terms.
FARMS FOR SALE BY . HAYES & KEPi:I;R.~
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FOR SALY-14V, serer of the farm of the late
Barr, /situated on 81dge Road, onemde trout the c•; ..
contain/clan orchard of /50 grafted apple Wiwi no
few peach and pear trees.
TOR SAVE--100 urea driOod lot, 10 wires improved.;
miles from the city. Price, $2O per acre. .
. of 85 - aorea in Chautauqua county, ?t,. Y. fit
term is located within three mile., of the Lead ohm.-
About.7oaorealinproved; *a drat alma dwelling noe.o,
gckod Urns and
.out houses, young orchard of t r."
frniti--ipplei; peaches, plums, eta.
Twenty acres, ct Lad and 10 etre. • t .
lot, 4to 414 mi tes east ot.lhe city, on the late -
Price $l2O a ersicre—willsall the 20 scree separate it di
aced. Fine,Lertioe the 20 acres.
A F &RR iu Harborcreek, south of the Railroad .6,
ton -eo to'loa -coda • containing about 100 acres to*
bank bizo 7 looci roodirile d Eionae,ryettog Q/Ct 11.1.
—6 to 10 urea of woods—ioil good, and i the- aver
Tellllll.B4lY •
A FARM north of the railroad atitlon, on the "1
Road 100 rods, ebout 100 artgrg.vo, a sobraotiil t
horse, 2 Hoe biros, orchard, oat houses, fin- Thia
is in a 4. 1 1.41 atlitcrjergyretioki Price •f t tQo pa arta Fetrt» :
Fifty awe firm for Sale - :-idhe - farm of I'. Davi.
Mill Creek, ab vat 4X miles - from the city—good pio tit
house--o ne -auk tarne-oreht!di RD.; ooit gravel .0.1
bottom lanal•Pricsl4,ooo. •Porsesiden OM lat. '
__HAWN fi KEPLER, -
Agente and Rollout in Real Rotate;
' • Wllllll Biockarie,
ATTXNTioN
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A.G , ENTS -- WA.N TED-.
thole .wontfrii 'Oki 'best - 11.3 wing ,
Amongstokitneent.eozotkood,,,will -please aILL,Tdds eel/
Ctrcnh
V. IL •Gr,
•Le Rome, Site County, Ya.
ar A u. A gent for the beat Corn Planter and Dior
tr'roisTAirentswantiatoi every to,wsiblp in Nc.!th
Vow= Pennsylvania.' • sprig 2.tif
saLlario OFF ORLON COST. '
°natal* * Sehtatithicker hare again '45 cettpied their
forma, „ _
fetiO - V-A3M-,-8110X , SI . oit E
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On Peewit street, • few door* eolith of theArelos Dever.
will& teas parttealif dattlilded tir the late Ore. thcr
have determfned upon selling out their entire stock 01.
808TE1,41R0113,f, BALMORAL% de., •
below cost. All parlous - desirous of making gt r. 'r.
va la nil obtaisdai s'goodlftadsrstanding; at patty
reduced prices, should not faillergive them a call. I
mrl.o lit
Stir O. 118NNESTT, au - 6;,
o r.asvoni ova e s raT e s - asa Straasoos.
goi lastr-boari a:
rtulaino 9 of o."craeso, 2d door south at tbo Y. IL
arab. o n Sassafras stmt. Oettie boars loom 11 o'clJea.
A. IL, antil2. P. N. akyl7oOU,
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MIME
Z. EL FENDALL
..TONEI& EVANS