Brit Arttidicebgatir.
ERIE, PA., JULY 5, 1866
Tho Observer as an Advertising Medluni.
rk., I L s.s
OZIORTZII haring the lavest eirealeass
of paper P a 'tithed in Petuaktbsen north of
mitu i• g p and w- et of the Sesqtehanna r.res, and
loth the, bands of the moat inenenthal citizens
tad north-western pertlon of the Stab, is
one of the but LdlerttlilagUleditlali to
0.. country. Each numbs? Ls read by not lest than
v,,,,sastl persons, and, for the advantages given
t,, Oreeti.er, oar rates are the lowest of any papir
„awn, to persons of all claws, who haee any
tb„, t , dl pose the'OasszYsx affords an sinews lilted
aoramunitatfct, with the ;nth .
'O2 want to make your buleets Ynowo , adrertiee
in the Obse)Tet. •
ir j ois hove special bargains to offer, advertise in the
ir r ou vikut t 0 buy or tell artythlem, ad►erti► t o th e
f , t .orrtr.
1. 50 2 have legal uottees to pohlieh, adrettisa to the
~,.seer.
LTo a with to iptrodoe, a beer article. adrartise in
ll'. rria
t , h tJ dil?"a Of anything at anctiort, adr r
0 server.
nt to Abrants your intelestr, *averts.. B.e
.i,l he owed his Immense fortune to jud,
'4etrazin - z. "The secret of basioesi success," said
c. -
.11:01, Astor, "is a liberal use of 'Mates ink."
• , :na-‘ ,14 of inatances of men who hire gained
ou ; by a proper 'system of sarertialag, are
17 . 1 7' , ,5a llpit no ALIIMent A4=1,1 be need' to
nry hos ors man that the Filmiest way to
pointei out by Oirkril and Astor
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The Campal,n Ob:.eyver.
r, mind cur friends that the period for
sctice effort to carry the Ouberna
CJ:,:eat this fall has arrived. In no way
m,ocb be done towards the promotion
principles as by the.diasetnination of
I lm:Docratic papers. The! C am p a i gn
publi , hed at the low into of of
t1.411 ,. . , r sir months', or CESTS for Arre
;Mould be in ihe habits of every fern
-1:v tiiiNtrth-West. We desire, if possible,
tAt It iii . 3l/ secure a circulation'tif two thou
,nl c;'l.ie9,. and call upon all Democrats to
that object. Who - Will
he the Irroi to send us rt club of eve, ten or
trestj, Each of our present subscribers has
t,:yeit.or who, by, skreply" , speaking to him,
ct.. , i''on induced tO subscribe, and with a lit
r: our list 'Con be doubled in every
p„4: digrie Oo _to work, friends,
viihJe• delay, let it not; be said that'. we
„ at candid ate,for governor by the want
activity in thoie who claim to be his sup•
ma3l-ff
Putter's Cylinder Press.
1 The unusually neat appearance presented
ty !he Observer this yeah is due to its - having
I eeo printed upon one of C.—Potter Jr. &
Co 's celebrated Cylinder Power Presses, one
(r which we have just introduced into our
ca.. .1 few ru-nths ago, finding that our d
new paper power press NAB about mpe get]
out." we made a careful exainination of the
ai3erent. popular presses manufactured, and
!Acr giving each a thorough trial, came to
tl . .e conclusion that the Potter press possessed
merits for general office use ahead of all its.
e.mpetitors. Since having it set up in our
es'ablishment, we are still recite - convinced of
ce euperio'rity, and we take more than ordi
nary pleasure .in recommending it to the at
tention of any of our - neighboring cclempora
ries who may be intending to purchase a new
pres. , . We have not time at present to enter
to a general desoriptiori of its peculiarities,
I tut will describe them more minutely-here
'atter An excellent cut of the Press appears
(a our first page, and we invite all who take
coke an intere , t in printing machinery . to call
and tax it in operation.
P4ICg9 trs Rare Asia Etsawntas.—A care.
f.al examination into the prices charged in
Erie and in other places induces us to believe
that notwithstanding the Complaints which we
sox Ind then heir =from some persons in the
crainunity, this is as cheap a market for most
rifeies as any city Upon the Lake Shore. We
tee recently 'bad a conversation with a gen
t'man wno was led by- the represeltation of
:1.1 , 4 to go to Buffalo - for the purchase of a
:are assortment of articles necessary In-fur ,
hiJ house. Ile says that after.finding
e prices at a number of stores, he came
h vac with the firm belief that be could buy as
Ittf p is Erie as there, and on investigation
•
=t•ov'erol flat not only could he get, mcfst
Se articles needed at :is low figures, but,
(hinge, the cost was ten - per cent. less.
'ady rho has had ex!ensivc shopping expe.
case in New York and Philadelphia, says
e prices of our dry goods dealers wilt corn
f3vorat,ly with those of : any of the retail
:rehints in either of those cities. On
7:a.l# , ;iy or Chestnut street, the cost of goods
1 1r.„r".1.7c file per cent. more than the same
isThy in Erie. The experience of these pes
ts coincides with that of numerous others
h whom we hare conyeratd on the subject.
The facilities now possessed for the ship
of of pod 3 to this point, the convenience
•t access to std froth the city; aid the active
, )netltion among our dealers, render Erie at
present time a more desirable4dacto than
jar f o r the people of the:aurronniing cone
-16 their trading in. We bare
and lareeri l dry goofy houses than any
.ice of the same eine of our acquaintance,
ca they are eOling at rates th,t4t make it an
`,est for all wko wish to purchase in large
I.ntities to patropize them. 4 wholesale eJ
bishment of the same kind has lately been
vted, at which, we are informed, merchants
be adjoining towns - can be implied on as
,r;role terms as they can secure elsewhere.
tt,e grocery, hardware, dreg and other de
etmenta of trade, we hare numerous eiten
re and flourishing Oros, some of whom have
.cceeded in building up a trade that, would
-rrrt , e persons abroad who are not actirt4nt
: the rapid growth and generally pros
tti character of our city. These facts are
7., , 1;n1 in themselves, if there were no
ennrince nny unprejudiced mind
tie important stdes which Erie has ta
-% towwdi wealth and progress within
f,ir years are built upon a substantial
The extensive railroad connections of
Lay render it daily a more favorite point
1;11: f,r the interior Western counties of
aLd when we shall once have ce s ,
the rnau•acturing facilities projected,
,1 • . t..y cannot fail to attain a commercial
, it;•. which no amount of competitionor
ean•deprivo her of. -
tr Lx,r —The ftilloWing is a,list or the
-4td Jurors drawn\ for the term of Court
at*: oti the firt Monday in August;
--cvm Bell, Jr.. Jno W Gays,.. A A
G Arbuckle; Milloreek—Robert
Alt Ounnison Harborcreek—Samuel
re'le% North East township—W H Ran
eo ; Venanga—J H Bennett;
;re—Gordon Crooks; Union—Otis
Erastos Mtherson ; Waterford—Y B Ben
.v` Maxwell. Maxwell. 8 4 Brotherton ; Washington
- '.ttoncey !Sittings; Edinboro—l T Reeder ;
,- ..telot—W uo Loomis; Springfield—A
've Girard Tp—Jas Sampson; Girard
'trh—Ast Battles, L Wright ; FairviewF
'e•i!ey NleCre..ry.
6 ilowing are the Traverse Jurors for
.:me Court; •
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E rie—John J-Demerling, Jno 0' Baker, Jo.
Serr, Geo'J Morton, M M M9nre ,
J Mil'er, David Burton, J Cook,
't=tlll Brown, John ealtsman ; North East
0 Chaqe, Jas Culbertson, LOllll
(:,:tlis; Greenfield—A 1, 4 111 • 9012 ; Vert " .
7Jtraes Allison; Amity—C C Capron, J
; Wayne—Jos Alien ; Jesse Dond ;
Samuelßeath S
Kimball, Geo W Fairchilds ; Le
'dz - A Lehentaller ; Waterford—James W
iltuben Sharp;
Green—Win Weed, 8
St:mmit—F t 4 Lee ; Mckeatt—Aman•
:Net I je ; Washington-31314014n, Dalai
C Orlando Crew; Frank
... 4. !lead, Wm -M Boson ; Elkereek—A
C Bateman. L B Joplin ; Conneaut
S Kimball, P , iennedy, B F Barnes, J B
ttmore ; Springleid—P Anderson; oir-
Patent; L Perkins,
larker, Toby ea/In"'
§T ItuaLocd and rontlifurvigor ate re
'ted by llelmbold'a Extract Each's. tt
TAKE NOTICE.—As the BUM for fruit and
berries approaches, our citiiens are suffering
from the depredations of petty thieves and
pilferer; jet many cases the children of re
spectable people, whose parents do not dream
of the occupation of their offspring. It may
not be generally known that under the act of
18G0, the stealing'of fruit ficun tho tree or on
the ground is a serious offence, and tie rem
edy is simple and prompt. By that law the
Wilful taking and tarrying away cf fruit,
Vegetables, plants, vines, shrubs or 'trees, is
made a misdemeanor punishable in the Court
of Quarter Sessions, and rendering the of
fender liable to a doe of $5O and imprison
ment for sixty days. The course of proceed
ings under this act is plain and easy. A com
plaint before any Alderman or Justice of the
Peace is all that any person has to do. The
law will do the rest. This is the criminal
remedy. For those who prefer it, there Is a
civil remedy. By another section, any otie
who : shall wilfully enter or break , down,
through or over any orchard, garden, yard or
fende, hot bed or green house, or who shall
wrongfully club, stone, cut, break, bark or
mutilate any tree, shrub, bush, vine, Sc , or
walk over, beat down or trample, or in any
way injure any grain, grass, vines, vegetables
or crops," shall, cn conviction bolero any al
derman or justice of the peace, or in any
court have judgment ogvicst him in any • Ellin,
not lees than $5 or more than $lOO with costs•
This fine is to go one-half to the informer and
one-half to the occupant or owner of the land.
Iq default of pay - Mont, the? offender must go
to jail. 'The law how provides a full nudoim
ple retnetly'against the plunder and damaging
of gardens or yards, end it is the fault otthe
owners if they suffer.
The Girard Spectator of last week responds
to Mr. Lowry's libel suit by a half colurrn of
charges and insinuations; which must be very
mortifying tf, the Senator,' whether true or
false. The - editor of the Spectator has un
cltubtedly determined that, let the libel case
turn out as it may, Lowry shall be none tho
more' comfortable far it. He is strongly
backed up by some of (he wealthiest and most
influential men in the county, of both•political
Parties, and, as he has shown himself a
man of grit the sympathies of the public
are rapidly turning in his "favor. We learn
that the notoriety given to the Spectator by
the suit which Lowry has Instituted, has al
ready tuid the result of adding largely to its
list.' New subscribers are pouring in upon
the editor by the dozen, and, what is most
curious, two thirds of them are men of the
same political creed as our Senator. By this
time, Me. Lowry is probably willing to admit
the justice of our opinion that he made a great
mistake in commencing this suit. The people'
regard it as no more than right that when a
man holds official position, his public and
personal ads should be the free subjects of
criticism by the press, and when they see him
attempting to arrest this privilege they loya
tinbly take aides against' him.
The Boston Evening Commercial thus points
out " the road to fortune." Says that jour.
tel
"One of the famotis wealthy men of the
country—a Man who counted his worldly
goods by tens of millions—was in the habit
of attributing hie great stfo..en in business to
the fact - that he had always advertised erten.
sive!) , in the newspapers of the day. This is
but a solitary instance among the t wands
which might be adduced to prove—if any
prod* were needed—that the royal road to
wealth lies through the advertising columns of
the newspapers. The man„lyho desires to cre
ate or retain an extensive trade, must make
the public familiar with his name and place of
business, the character of his merchandise,
and his prices. More especially does this ob
servation hold true, when'the merchant strikes
out a new path in business enterprise, by an
improved method of conducting- his affairs, or
by reducitiß the prices of .his. goods below the
standard of the-market. Such a man is .sure•
to reap a rich reward (rem a judicious system
of advertising-n
The Commercial then refers to a case of re
cent occurrence in Boston. A merchant of
that city, after doing business some three
years without advertising, concluded to try
the experiment, and the Tult was that his
trade almest doubled within-.tea days. Re is
now doing the largest busirfess of the kifld in
the city, employing some eighty assistants.—
This, is en overwhelming proof that the royal
road to wealth lies through the advertising
cclumns of the newspapers.
1121 , LTLIcAN CANDWATE.4.—The following
is a list of the Republicans in our district and
county who are willing to serve the de;ar poo
ple—for a considerption :
Congress—G. W. Scofield, Warren • Henry
le r
Souther, Elk; Gen. I'. L. Kane, Sikes ,
Wm. Bene3n and G. W. DeCamp, Erie..
Associate Law. Judge—lL L. Biel) ond,
Meadville ; S. E. Woodruff, Girard ; J I n P.
Vincent, Erie ; JOhn 11 Walker, Erie; WM.
B. Brown, Warren.
Assembly—Cole D. B. McCreary * , Col. 0: S
Wood wor.i.
AsAotiatiJadgEs—Antirew Scott, Erie ;
It. Cau l :hey, Erie; Wm. Cross Springfied ;
John Greer, North East; Wm. Benson, Water•
ford.
District Attorney—Lieut. Col. Charles M.
Lypeit,- J. W. Belvieu, A. J. Foster,• alt of
Erie.
lirolhanotary —G. W. Colton, Erie; Colonel
Rogers, --, •
Register and Recorder—E. D. Hulbert, Erie;
Henry G. Hsrvey. Springfield.
Treartirer—C, Watson Keller, Union.
It will be perceived that Erie is Its unambi
boos as usual.
After showing by facts which have not been
disputed, and which cannot truthfully.be de
nied, the falsehood of the Gazette's artiole of
a couple Weeks ago, accusing Nlr. Clymer of
enmity to the soldiers, the' Corry Telegraph
has the assurance to copy' the editorial of the
Gazette in full, without a word of excuse, sr
igulment or palliation. ' The same paper prints
the bold and infamous slander ac
o sing the Soldiers' Democratic Clubsif York
with having placed the names of a number of
deserters and dead men upon its list, to help
swell the number. Wo published several week •
ago some resolutions of the club in 'which this
gross falsehood was denied, and characterised
as it descried. It is bi sh4retelege repetitions
of such unmanly misstatements as these that
the Radical organs hope to succeed in the
campaign in Pennsylvania.
The Union Milts Bulletin says "the election
Sr WM. A. Galbraith, Esq., to the Presidency
of the Union & Titusville R. R. Co., seems to
have infused new life to!the project, a. 24,0,12:.
sldering the comparatively small
,amount re•
411:arid from the people along the line of the
road, and the immense advantages which the
road would give to Erie and other points, we
do not think it at all probable that the projct
will be
. allowed to fail. On the contrary, we
have, strong faith that in a very short time the
road will be an accomplished face. It should
not be forgotten, however, that upon the lib
erality of tha people of Erie and elsewhere,
the success or failure of the road depends."
We Understand that subscriptions to the $50.-
000 of stock necessary to complete the road
bay° been taken quite freely in our *Ay du
ring the last couple' weeks, and that there is a
fair prosptct that the full amount will be
raised here and along the line of the road
within the present month.
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The • Democratic conventions of VJnango
and Clarion comities have instrudted in favor
of Gen. A. D. McCalmont, of Frabkiin, as the
candidate of cur party in the district cam
posed of !Criwford, Mercer, Yenango and
Clarion. We do not think a stronger man can
be found in the district. With the Radicals
divided and fighting like excited tom cat ' s In
Crawford county, Gen. McCalmont, posseeiing
as be does s splendid record as a soldier And
man of talent, can - hardly fail to. sweep !the
-course in case be is nominated.
Local PaiigraPhse,
- This inatall t atiiin of the 'Masonic Lodge at
Corry mill take place on the 10th inst.
Peroris intending to travel by 'railroad
should ibear In mind that a new time table
went into operation oa the Lake Shore road
tart Monday.
Jas. SW, En., has donated to • the Deptist
congregation a lot of ground on East Sixth
tit.,•about kmile from the parks, on wbich a
Missicin Sabbath School is to be erected.
Ruled statement paper, for business men,
kept always 3n hand at this office, and will be
sold to customers *either with or without
printing.
The Tituteville Herald joins erith cetera'
other Republican papers in advocating a,
change is the system pursued by the party in
Crawford county, in making nomlnationa for
°Moo.
Mr. liarVey Morgan has opened a paint
shop on State street, between 12th and43th;
where ho is ready to receive orders for any'
kind of work in his line. He buil thereiti:;
tation of being a good mechanic, and a steady,
industrious, faithful man.
On Wednesday of last week the dead body .
of a man. was discovered on the beach in
Springfield township. He was well dressell,-
bnt had very little money is bls pocket, and
is supposed to have been a Canadian.
The Demotiao, of this District, it is.said,
intend to run Dan Rice itor Congress.:'-Why
not nominate his trainel elephant!—Warren
Either would make Ott° as good, If not a
better Congressman, than our present one.
The readers of the Observer will please
overlook the absence of our usual local variety
in this issue. We have been up to our elbows
during the week Setting up a new pretii;end
making other improvements to our offiee,"and
have found very-little time to devote to edi
torial duties.
It is said that. the Pittsburgh Gazette has a
subscriber who has taken Is copy of the paper
fol. the last eighty years—and paid for it._
Exchange: •
The Observer has not loss than a dozen sub.
scribers . who have taken the paper, and paid
for it. regularly, ever since tho (lay it was
started—raoierthaa zG years ago.
The Pittsburgh Gazette says that it is Eta
ted, on what appears to ue to be competent
authority, that Senator Cowswhas written to
n gentleman of this county, holding oificeun—
der the federal government, signifying that
the whole office holding class are expected to
vote Democratic tickets next Fall.—.Exehange.
Postmasters and other Federal office holders
in Erie cr.unty will please take notice.
The Dispatch office held its annual pie-ole
at the '•iiead" on Saturday. A considerable
number of persons were in attendance, and
everything is said to liaVn "passed-v:4r very
pleasantly. We regret that, our business en
gagements prevented us from accepting the
cordial invitation to be present.
IL McLean, Esq., late of Wattsburg, has
purchased an elegant residence at Rochester,
N. Y., and adopted that plies as his ham.
lie has been one of the most successful and
enterprising citizens of our county, and there
will be many who will units► with ns in re
gretting that he should have concluded to
remove hie residence.
We were favored with a call, on Monday,
from Mr. Dickinson, editor of the Corry Dem
ocrat, who appear' to be a gentleman of Intel•
ligence and pleasant social qualities. Al•
though published in a difficult locality for a
paper of its politics, be informs us that the
Democrat is prospering finely. Should any
of oar friends desire a journal- from that. di
rection we recommend them to take the Dem
beret.
The Cleveland Herald is informed by der
tectires and other police officers, that at no
time within the past ten years has there been
as mach horse stealing in all parts of the
country as at the present time. Descriptive
oiroulara-n-uor in at pollee beadeciarters from
all sections, very often to the extent of four
or fire a day. Take warning all, and look the
stable before the horse is gone.
The Greenville Argus urges its Republican
friends In Crawford county to abolish their
present system of nominating candidates for
office, and return to the one in practise in
Erie and spoilt of the other counties of the
State. Itcontends that the system has already
in a great measure "destroyed the harmony
and good feeling of the party, and another
such canvass as the !)4'itlecen Pettis and
Fitiney—if this on es not—will have the
effect of placing the county in the hands of
the opposition." Should the latter resale be
effected, we say, beep the system a going.
The gee:ll4lle Journal tells the following;
"A. young lady in bleed township lately be
came attached to a youth residing in the
some neighborhood, and being desirous that
the affection should be mutual, she procured
ceme •rove powders, ' and mixed them in her
future husband's' food. The result was that
they poisoned and nearly killed him, and he
is now talking strongly of instituting a suit
for deranges against the enamored young
lady.-",
We not•co4hat the Republicans of Vcnango
county have endorsed S. P. Idcealmont as
the candidate of their party for Congress. Is .
this the same gassy chap who was formerly in
the State Legislature, and Out such an absurd
figure while there - as to become generally
known as "the Venango County Wind Mill?"
If so, we beg of the Republicans of that dis
trict that they will not burlesque the position
of a Congressman by sending such a complete
"Damphool" at their representative to Wash.
ington.
A correspondent of the Dispatch recom
mends .Gen: Thomas L. Kane, of the "Buck
tail" regiment, now a resident of McKean
county, as the Republican candidate for Con
gress. It-really begins to look as if our co
temporary's vigorous and persistent opposi
tion to Scofield was likely to be successful.—
Itfany, of his friends in this county up to a
recent date have deserted him, and the proba
bilities now are that a new man—either Gen.
Kane or Mr. &Other, of Elk—will be taken
up by the Republicans. The Democratic
nominee will either boa gentleman from - this'
county or Judge Brown, of Warren.
On Saturday of last week C. V. Culver, the
collapsed financier, and Republican member
of Congress from the Crawford district, took
up- lodgings in the Vepango county jail at
Franklin. lie has been remorsmiesely pressed
by his creditors for some weeks past, and Ina
after suit has been entered against him, until
the amount of bail awns up to several mill
ions of dollars. Finding that each day only
added to his troubles, he, refused to give fur
-1 ther bonds in the last case brought against.
him, and was sent to resort accordingly.
where his wife accompanied and continues to
share a cell with him. "Tho way of, the trans.
gressor is hard.!'
"Young man, have you a good library ?"
"No." "Why not ?" "I can't afford it, be.
cause I'm too poor." "Do you emote cigar"
or chew tobacco!" "Yes." "Hovi much do
they cost you per annum?" "A trifle—atom
trifle—only a mere trifle." "How much do
they cost you each day!" "Well, is I am
very temperate, only about twenty cents for
cigars." "A f t the end of the year do you feel
any better than yon would if you refrained
from the use • of tobacco!" _ "No, I can't say
that I do." "Well, they cost you each day
twenty cents, or a little over eeventy.tbree
detail per annum." "Oh, not to touch; brat
stop—let me see—yes, you're right—seventy
three dollars a year l " Now, that's= would
purchase a first rate library ; you spend it,
for what I—aye, for ; what! Do you compre
hend the reason that Jon are tbo poor to have
a library?
The members of thn Universalist congrega
tion held a Strawboiry Festival in, Farrar
Hall, on Monday night Like all the enter
tainments under the management of this seal
sty. it Yraesplendldlyoondicted, A. large num:
ber attended, and everything passed off as
" merry as a marriage bell. "
We are requested to announce that ler.
Mr. Gillett, of Ohio, mill supply - Dr.l;yon's
pulpit ou Sabbath
Tau • Fouaru. 7 —iThe' Anniversary of
Independence was permitted to pass by in
mg city without nisi general celebration.—
Few strangers -were: in town, and in the
afternoon 'the streete were as quiet as en
Sabbath. In the 'I morning about eight
the Baptist Sabbath School, preceded by the
College Band, marched to the harbor. SOOI/111
were in readiness to take theca to the Head,
where they held a delightful pic•nio. Shortly
after, the fire department made a parade,
presenting the finest display of the kind ever
seen in Erie. As each 'company passed the
Qt.server office they greeted it with cheers.
the compliment was; properly appreciated. ,
nave shall- endeavor to show by our future
seer' for the interesth i of the "boys" that it
was not undeserved. In the afternoon the
base ball match betwern the Excelsior club of
Erie, and the Williamsport club, took place,
on the grounds of the former, west of the
canal.' The playing ti l os good on both sides,
and resulsed in the success of the latter by a
largo score. As thesYilliamsport club has
been organised a number of years, while the
Excelsior -has only keen organizedo few
weeks, no discredit to the Erie
club that it came rut behind. - The
gentlemen _front Ivllliaiosport made a
pleasant impression ripen cur citizens, and
their return to Erie w;11 he gladly welcomed
on any occasion. : NotwithslantEngr their
antagonistic pesitlon in the game, the members
of the tWs - ()tubs treated one another with the
gr,atect courtesy, anq there was an entire
absence of that jealotis,feiling Ishich so ire ,
quontly prevails en the eccacion of such
games, In the evenin:: quit.e a number of
private diApl .y'. er fire; Aver'ri. v, ere given.—
The boys colleetA an iinmen..!o rile °lbexes in
front of Brown's Hotel; and aot 'up a bonfire,
which had the effect of dr:ll,ll'n.; thous:ll,l,la of
people about the Parks. At lialf.pa=t ten
( . .'clock the grand complimentary banquet of
the Excelsior club to the Williamsport club
took place at Brown's Hotel. The proprietors
of the house had talcsM gains to get up. a
splendid affair, and the tables were loaded
(low* with every lu.zurY that could he thought
of. The company was large and pleasant,
and enjoyed themsel ves in an extremely jolly
style until near 12 O'clock.
In south Erie there was a handsome display
of fire works, whith {attracted many residents
of the city,
Associate Low Judge.
From Rea Corry Telegraph. Rep.]
• The! Dispatch of a recent date sticks its
*Wakes for John lii Walker for Judge, in the
place about to be vacatdd by Judge Derrick
eon ; and in doing so takes occasion to tell
the people of Erie county how exceedingly fit
Sir. W. is for the position by reason of his
unrivalled amiability and wonderful attain
ments in the law. That Mr. W. is a pretty
good lawyer there is lie doubt. That he is
fitted by temper or habit of thought for the
position of a Judge - will beliews indeed to the
people of Erie cotnity.l For thirty or forty
years be bee been tonfeiscilly tho most aim
sive lawyer at the Eri'e bar, and there is not a
neighborhood in the-whole county, probably,
where there tannot_iie found--good men who
have bad to suffer from his violent denuncia
tions, and this simply because they happened
to be on the "other side." Those who have
known him from tifi earliest days at the Bar,
and in the community; unhesitatingly say
that t a is revengeful and implacable—that he
never forgets ot_forgiVes. If this is so, it
would be terriblandeol to give him the pow
er of a Judge., 4eido from the violence to be
done to the jaffinial character generally, by
such an incumbent-what a vast field would be
opened for retrißatitin and oppression; and
unfortunately in such instances, the opportu
nities are tad trequem
perverted power. „.
The men with whomlie has wyred are the
active, energetic busincis men of'the county.
That same activity, of course, brings them
into businese'conflict and competition; out - of
which grow litigation, nine inevitably bring
ing them into the povrer of "the court," as
the lawyers say. One ~quality, at least, a
Judge should have—more important than all
else--that cooZ,I dtspaniaftate habit of tkought
and feeling that will insrtre every Man'e case
a fair, candid, impartial :treatment. No long
nursed exjoity to burst ofit into revenge—no
temper long allowed to school itself. in uncon
trolled denunCiation and Into. The true law
yer may attably defend his client and as suc
cessfully defeat his opponent, and yet when
tall is over leave that gratifying impression
that "duty delicately done" is better than
when "coarsely done." ;There is no rule of
common sense or of morals, or of delicacy,
that requires the perforrdance of any one duty
at the expense of 'a dozen other duties. The
decencies of life are as binding as the rules
of law, and the man who habitually -fails to
make them compatible not the man to MI
with safety or propriety: the "Seat of Jos
tire "
The War •In,' Europe,
Prti3,l3, formally dee= t,l rm. icliest, Au 3-
trio, on the 18th 11'4., and I the ltareete,nl, -, of
troops immediately conlir:need. The King
of Prussia inaugurated the carnpaiga f by . an
imperial proclamation, iniwhielt he nr.n{turte
etl the fullest reliance upon the fi lelit:r and
cooperation of the public. On the lith ult.,
a portion eflia.army entered Dresden, the
capital of Saxony. The Prussian forces also
occupy Hanover and threaten Franlnort, and
at the latest. dates were advancing upon Cas
sel. An engagement took place between the
Prussians and fleissiane pear Frankfort, in
which the latter were badly beaten. Ono
column of the ,forisier were pushing on in the
direction of Bohemia. In addition to these'
movements; the Prussians Nava "occupied'
Seidetteharg. Dahlen, Am i d Rim, and an ad
vance of the forces was Within two miles of
Leipeich and the railway bommaniestion be
tween teipsto and Riess had been destroyed.
At the - ,tateat dates they had not crossed the '
Austrian frontier.
Hostilities were, comeauUced by the Am
team: on the 18:h. A atrial( party of Aus
trial's soldiers crossed the Silesian frontier on
that day and dispersal the Prussian patrol.
A large body of the former were marching to
wards the Sileeittn frontier with an intention
of ca. operating With the' forces under arms
in that quarter. Itis supposed that the Sax
on
fortes will retire Were the Prussians
can effect a junction with the Austrians, and
thus make their blows telling. The sing
and Crown Prince were ;with the forces et
Saxony. Tht main design of the Austrian
allied forces la to protect the points menaced
by Prussia, and, at. the same time, to inau
gurate and push forward' an offensive cam.
paign for the reconquest of - Holstein.
Italy had declared war Against Austria.—.
The Geribaldien volunteers will assemble at
Bergamo and Brescia. They are wild with
' enthusiasm, and clamor :to be. led against
their heredit , ry fob. Haelhaldi will fan this
flame, and the goveruitent being not adverse
to an early commencement of hostilitlik
Will fell in with the.popuher current and.make
the most of its headlong impetuosities. ' The
other great powers seem to be watching each
other with sleepless vigilance. Russia has
declared that her neutrality depends Upon the
action of France. So long as the latter pow
er maintains a strict neutrality she will dose;
but if Francs shows evidence of going into
the contest, Russia will then take care of her
own interests. France, England, and Russia,
have united in protesting against Turkish-in
tervention in the Weirs, of the Danubian
Principalities. The war has now commenced,
and each arrival from Europe will be looked
for With increasing interest. Will prance and
Russia be able to keep out' of the contest t--
That important question events, as they deVel•
ape themselves, alone can Answer.
Godey's Lady's took ti 3 t hand with vi
beantlfal and appropriate '.cakraring entitled
wilutereee Joys,'and iklao ono entitled,
, gDomiag ou the Lae New Employment for
Ladtes, ,'representing two handsome young
ladies rowing, with a young gentleman seated
in the ohm of the boat under an umbrella.
.The ooloeed fashion plate, containing six fig.
urea, is very firm; and the cuts of dresses,
bonnets, hate, Jackets, collars, and children's
dresses; together with the Work Department,
are quite valuable:
The Phrenological %lomat for July, No. 1,
Vol. 44, Contains Forty Illustrations, Portraits
of distinguished .Statesmen, Clergymen, Sol
diers. Criminals, etc. ,
qr
M
I!kAABLtD.
' 'ln Mandrills, an Thursday, June 28ti, by
Rev. J. V. Reynolds, D. D., W. W. Lyon,
Esq., otErie, Pa., to Miss. Maria Derickson,
daughter of lion. D. Derlokson.
. .
In Watteburg,. July 17, by the ger. Mr.
Warren, Mr. 0. L. grown, to Niles 0. L. Pat.
tereon. •
At West Girard, on the'29th . of May; by
the Rev. C. L. Shipman, Robert Calder, to
Mrs. Rate D. Roberts, all of Girard.
In New Boston, 111, May 23, by the Rev.
E. Wasrauth, Gee. Lytle. of Waterford, Pa.,
and Miss Hortense A. Van 'Scoter, of Fre•
donia.
In Union, at the residence of R. J. 547-
moth,, Esq., on the alet, day of May, by. the
Roe. 0. S. Stedman, Mr. 0. Vic Stedman, of
Titusville, Ps., to Mss• C. A. Kilburn, of Un
ion Mills, Penn'a.
In Fredonia, May 24,, by ßev. Arey, Mr.
Rufus A. Fender, of Erie, and Dim Ann Ste•
yens, of Fredonia. •
• In Girard, on the 31st of May, .by Henry
8011, Esq., Mr. M. G. Heti, of Franklin, and
Miss Caroline Beckman, of Fa!Mew.
In Spillageld, May ,30tb, by Rey. John
Prosser, Mr. Clark D. Reynolds. of Van Bu
ren, Mich., to Mre. Bunn Feller, of Edinboro,
Penn's.
On the 2lst, by C. W. 8. Anderson, ksq.,
Mr. James Johnson. to Miss. Nancy Brown,
both of Waterford Township, Erie county, Pa.
At the re4idenee of the bride's father, by
Rev.E. J. L. Baker, of Erie district, Mr: W.
Wells Wheeler, of McKean, to - Miss Mary A.,
danghter i of Rev. 3. Prosser, of Springfield,
Erie Co., Ts. ,
In Springfield. June 2.lst, by Ile,. J. O. Os
born, Mr. John Walker, of Springfield, and
Mice Marcia Bill, of Titusville, Pa.
DIED, 4
In Panama/ N. Y., Arne 8,1866, Mrs. Cyn
this Id wife of 11. C.lfaxwell, aged.
22 years, 6 moaths, and 8 days.
In this city, on Wednesday, the 6th inst ,
atter a severe and lingering illness, Mr. Wil
liam Milling, aged 43 years and 9 days:
In West. Millereck, on Thursday, the 7th
inst., of brain fever, Rebecca, wife of A. P.
Fassett, in the 23d year of her age.
In North East, May 16th, Hattie Elizabeth,
daughter of Charles and Mary A. Italph, aged
11 years t mauths,and II days.
In Waterford, May' 21st, Mrs. Hannah b:
ryacuED, consort of -Wm. Bracken, aged p
years.
Inllnion Township, April 2501, Mrs._Mary
Jane Nelson, wife of Addison M. lieisoti,aged
26 years and days.
In Waterford township, on the Bth inst.,of
inflany!tien of the lunge, Henry N. son of
George and. Nancy Vansiee, aged 1 year and
H months.
In Riser Falls, Wis., on the 15th of May,
Mrs. Esther French; relict of Wm. French,
formerlylef S'pringfield, Pa., agetljti years.
Itt Mil Week, on Sunday - evening, Ketie
Eliza, diughter of R. ff. and J. A. Arbuckle
aged 1 year slid 11 months.'
,New Advertisements.
ikroTIVE.
j 3 AU persona lodebtad to the imlrteriber, by note or
otherwise, are required to male. immediate payment to
Eh Dunemnbe. E.q, as my agent, or meet me at my
former residence to Wattsburg, on or about the Lt dad
of Assiut Doet,and settle the same. •
dely&-td • BZETOR,
fillVir AND COUNTY SUDYEYING..-3013N
O.3ZU.LER, bdrough Saryeyor of Bauth.Erie, ie
tally prepared to rr set any grade and mouth corners
of Ingot• or ontdots of the city of Ed,, or borough of
South' Erie, and the tracts throughout the county.
ben for many year, employed al City and
County SUM)Or , Be begs leave to refer to all the far
mere and bueinesa men who hare heretofore enploked
him Particular attention :Ivan tomapping, plant ten!
esecillations. On Maps pit ,pared on the eborteat no
tice. Atl order* left at the Erie k Allegheny, 88.. Mace,
Wants Block; Charles W. Miller, Turnpike Bt.; er Buie
Furnace Row, 8 nth Ede, will be promptly attruded to.
ju1y5.68-tf
ICOROPONIAILte FOR ,BrlLDLtid ANT AncnED
COLVEAT.—SeaIed proposals trill be received by
the 'Street Committee of the City of .Erie until Monday,
Jell 9th, 1866, at 3 o'clock p. to,, for the building alum
arched culvert wolf YW Creek, ma Seventh street.—
Plans and speellicatione an be seen at the office of Wm.
A. Galbraith, : 11. KUHN*
JO3.IIeVARTER.
W. A. CPA WPIRD„
A. W. VAN TAS3EL,
Street Committee.
cluovaa .
yIRS? PK &WU*
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES I
Hold by
WElGkr. it ZEIGILHEI, Strict, lid., PA..'
jalper-lf
COAL. COAL.
TEE PLACB TO BUY COAL CDEAY IS AT
IVIIITVEY a SALTSMAN'S,
Coal Yard, cotter I. t Twelfth and Poach Wreete, Erie,
Ft., who keep constanttr on hand Lehigh sod Pittaton
(Furnace) lump and prepared, Shamokin, Arg 14!otre„
and tint e:zee; illtanalnon for vets and - steam, and
BLOSSBURG, PITTSBURG Nill BEAVER,
Far Dltekrialtb Parpoloa
Oar Cis! id ail received by rail, 111 dry plant
. floor, and .
t:LL S.CR,EEN Lao DEFORr. Dt:LITEIY
treat indatenv•ntA to ratics w'rlitng to Iny
in their vizier enpply,a7so to dellersporthislng by the
ear load.
rir Give as 4 call and o o guarantee to ;ire satirfau
t:on
jail-5%84f
Wl 3 . ITLEY & SIVISSIAN.
STOLEN.—S3O Reward.:
From the premiseitot the cobserther, to Sownlt town
ship, on Monday is ight, 2.4 s Large D•P• 10 Bay
Mare Colt, 3 years old, with a small white spot oo the
forehead, white on the Inside of both Mod book end
having a fresh mark ten or twelve Inas* long on the
left nook, from the hook of &cow. A reward of $6O will
be given for the return of the eon. and $ 3 for the er
rest of
t he thief. • OEO. W. Limmagß.,,
y r s-
•
BOOOVUO OF SOU= SALE.
•
ORDINANCE. ,
1. De it ordained by the Burps. and Connell of South
Eric that all owners of lot*. or parts of lota, or gtOailar
Valens of land on the out and west side of %s warm
sniper, between Buffalo and 8 oath streets, In the baronet
of M ath Brie, bee and the ea ve are hereby required to
Labe or cause to be mule, good sobstanttal sidewalks
It. front of theft lot or int.—said ablewalks to be of
grant, and to be colopleteel by the Istolay Of-Mgast
next. •
2, That all oteneri of lots, M part of lota, oh the
north and south aids of Drown street, bohemia Peach
sod Chestoht strata, ict add btrough, be and are here
by reqtriced to make, or came to be mole good, sutstauo
tat sidewalks to final of Moir tot or lots—fold sidle
trans to be of gravel, and to be • completed by the I t
da of August mat.
8. That all owners of Idbt, or part of lots. on thi north
and south aides of Simpson Remit, between Sasso:rat sad
Cbestout streets, in said borough. be one are hereby
required to auto sr mum to be made good, eabstantisj
sidewalks infront of their tot or iota—said sidewalks to
be' f grant, and to be cotOyfe:ed by the lit doy of. An-
Rost next. Ordained and meted thfs ?loth day of Jon
1866. a/OMT, Burgos
WM. UWE, Ole*. jib
T
VAIVBBLY ihmart of the madman (4 as TIM
Nat NATIONAL BA` C at Etta. Stste of Petowitniga
on th ntornincotthe grit Youday of July, leas :
•
- 0 azaorie!s. •
Notts and RiLW discounted. 524X19 le
Indettsdatas of Dinatoss —— '- . 1,000 00
OsardwCb .. . 12 31
Furniture and animt7.--. • , 501 85
.............. 909 OD
. Cash Item , 1.601 53
11ao dram Nitianal Bazars " ......'—........ -
53,633 40
V. EL Honda depodbal with O. 8. Trassare;
to NM* ellaillMlnd MAN.._ ...• ...... 112,000 el
11. B. Basalt depOsltid vim V. S. Treasurer
" to mato Paposits , • 1.11,00 e 00
U. &Bonds and hisearitiss on *mad 511,150 00
Cash CO hand in NaL and State Irk Notes: ' 2,093 00
'mallows* •:. 409 ZS
laid Tender !total . -13,400 CO
Compound Utmost Notes— 21,490 00
• 31511,1133 ?I
capita swag
'''''
Surplus Yana—. .d• • --........~...» IMO 38
CirelllStitla you; 14c,w0 00
Isdivtdaal tievedia:
Maid Stites - Deposit. KW 33
Digeouti, 77337131233. Wins; Prat Lao 6M 37
WN T 1
411 Bsatazd. eashfor of the MO Notional 88. .
nk of
Erin do solontals was that the sbolo otatotoost is
Una, t 5 Mobil ot otylutsolodso and bilsf._
Y. SANFORD, Cashier.
Stott of PesosolSials.l
Coasts of Ms: ff• •
Syria sod solotolhod been imp, this Ith dos of POI.
3.810. Clat=3,
/*lto. of the Pomo.
P. RAMON, .
V . dtager4 l l ll4 CO l u l a ielais" daiiitrz
gionce . earber Small uswroatteir me Put
WM& . •
Liras DEA 16/1/1146
TO BITILDEaS!
The NehiLizte and Gaunt Comma/ ark onpraad to
famish Mindoro with QUICK I.IIIE.CEVENT, =ITC.
CO, kimtgLE DVt Wo,t, at as lawrim thoy can
I* bought p oily other pima 1 / 4 1 w leao
LIME 'aeons,
at a Niel 'drawee over cost ?be Qatek Was Wean. ,
lbetaredby the MeLW and Cessat Conway eased
be ezeelliel nai and parity,'bethy burned le
kilns •ot the latest linpored patnnelad of the, very
beet Luse Blow,.
°Mere left at the ones on Fourth Kt.; at the iCllea, or
at Woodlice of Obareme,Canabirt Bur" will re•
calve protiptattentlea.
CONSULT YOUR INTEMMI ! ,
` ~i
illy where you tan buy the cheapest 1
TBS PLACI 70 OZ T TBB BUT BARGAINS
1111 AT 1
C. IMCR'S HAT AND CAP STORE,
614 aoisszinuo's
8:472 Be,
C. KOCH,
Sating opened a set Etat, Cop„ sad Chestlitoss's Par
olitstog Store is the nom eettnited bp Yr. hese
Itorestwels. os ittaie tit, opposite 8, Estra'a note!,
would respeettolly Jilin* the attentios of the Pub"
lie to his extensive stork, embratiag ern? WWI
of Goods in the nee of the trade.
Hats of all kinds, sizes and snoslities.
Caps of every,,style and to =it every taste.
Men's Arnie/ling Golds of every ,
Consisting of •
READY-VADF: COTTON, WOLIN AND LINEN
181's,
Misery,
V;astpcmlens,
Calm% yltperk Ilse;
Week Ties, ke.
All to be lola at Lowest Cub price; mil beyond cam
petition.
CALL AND SEE FOR. yotra4aSgs
'Oor goods sto not ant.paraod by arty atoek to the
city. and our pr:c.s Are an low an the lowed.
ja23 Cru
sOntiTitiNG "MIN
A .N L• 17 . I
ITARDWARE• STLOREI
NO. 1323 PEACH STREEP,,
A few glom abase the Won Depot, where •e shall
keep on Land a prime atotk of
.
D W
Ana salt et the fairest tennuteratteni
FOR CASH ONLY.
TRY US!
grte, la.ete 114 1811/14m
NEW IittLLINURY do DRY DOOMS Store.
AIBB. 8. H. HALL
Taos plea/inn In aaneanciag to the piddle that dui
bail opened • sew store to
Harmon's Spares sown of untots Depot,
"Mien abi viD keep coulantly a tarp variety at
MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS,
Efobay, Cloths, and s passe anortatant at enepthlog
neataty kept on hand in s dare of the Wad.
m ar' A new stock of asods lost taathred feces the
Being deems of at oat her old stook, she Wal
sant% tram now to the let at July Dater elet.
maze tt
E M. COLK*B
BOOK BINDERY - AND BLANK• BOOK
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
rfivn put iuMed netry largady to MY 1 1161 1 tia.
to al Work la my lift and equal to nay
bindery. I ham recently aneued an experienoed
workman from the Ult, and am prepared to do yolk to
the latest and moat approved etyim.
•
Zr noes U LLZOI AND 9,1,811 Tsar BIM X/XXILIAL.
A enum'eta amortznimt of bla l aktMoka, fm. always on
hand. Meng as low SI tamable. and estlatustlon gnu.
anteed.
Bindery 2d story of RiAelenticlis Bark CIFIXTV Stale
40 4 Ape Stt, Zriet,
Ina Cm L Y. COLS.
E r.toT, Goonsvin
fit- BANKEASI "Wt
Oa Peach Street, near the Depot !
1•r71.r SL TOT, W. A. !MOWN, JNo. A. HOODW2N,
W. Y. SuNDNINICIIT. A. H. CILLYm 11. C. ILVIRS.
•
This house, having per'ected their /VI sagemFats , ara
now prepared to do n, General Bankthg, Exchange and
CoUection Bath:toss. ,
Goveramna. Bon& hut] Interest :Notes or ill buues
inddeuomiatticus bought .zel sold. ray3Ftf
AILAt rui S. l ll4B,—Theoneersielsed offers for
„E' sale his Wm. eite.ted In horsier township, one
mile aut or Fairview eillsgp, on the Ridge Road, coo
tatedng 50serea, all [reproved snot a acr es for woo
and Umber. Said term has erected thereon a small ham
dwelling hots. with good stone teller and a good tram
harry 42 by 30 f et, with a shed at each end—a good wel
of son water, and a Young orchard of fresh fruit.
For Pertieollre enquire of the atidersigned no the
premises. Earl 9-2101 I3U A f BOYER. '
HEMP AND FLAX,
W 001, TWINE-;
; For Bale at *Dolma& & &tall tkr
Geoff: Patterion cc; M., 515 Rend& &red.
5a34.9r0
w o 41 L .
poop, ciAAN.
MERCUANTABLE WOOL!
%Wad b
149.1 ea E. 8.
InISRIOLCITIOX NOTtek. Tiepertivokip
e
Itrstekee between Berm Menem sod
Gems Pane% doled bello w vadat Oa ens aim
Roma
test osas k e Ttu. ne % b a Ue dy bMeeMs
E i T ss 0100 b
N
Ede, Jane 20,1666—pd 8
050. TAWIEtT.
The Hoe" Sire and 'Ornamental basting battone
silt be oesliasid by Mu eadevalgeed stabs sad stand
C. State Si,, Nereid 1 kb met the depot,
• JIM St HARVEY' MOM AN.
'
mua macs'
TO ow TOtrit kONET BRCS .
ran
E. COUGHLIN'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Stoto Etovot, Muir E. t =GA Ski* P 040266
trupeca banal in, Bola lag DOJO;
Goo Palate that tut
bag nontiod litoottod is tho Nom tom
an aids stole. osurty oppodto tho red
tovtimme favilot Ida old Moods outman
b ......m. hohmam. othosttos sins to
• REPAIRING!
urftwilsrasivinicarn. Old agorlaloodiag kW
ladassMnaelf.boboUovot ho as ens so stood *this&
ton sod soll ot to tow lateoo on owl Mat pima to tiko
- Ger. Good Ate irozeostod. oldrildtt
DP. •Po e.
REW PATENT PERPETUAL BROW.
Its ponatarity and 'ghetto, It nods all Mew le that
after J our dna outlay, yen. bare only to wed 'lllOl
CENTS whenever aau brew la melted. Km this
trifling expense can be avoided by planting a bre hi%
of earn in the garden.
emsAn y pelves eau All oast in tit ideates. I'o3 ar• year
broom maker.
%ruble riots ibr is In liiieneasi7.
%ad foe eirenler e or eel of the enbealber. new
Merry Itili.SA) CO.. end nmi terripi est
no2ll4eas J. G. MUD.
1' C.'
y .
solved
8140. 8crsa•oa Durum, Slate Btnit,
16284.1
TIE DROP HAN COME :
MONELL, STEM
E
IMMENSE STOCK JUST RECEIVED
\ '
moncE slit roz.wwnw PRIMES
Printafrom 8 to 1.21 ea. per yard.
Good Bleached Miudin,l yd tilde, calB Cu
Heavy Brown, 1 yard wide, Factory 90 C.
A LARGE STOCK OF Dims GOODS
Oar Goals are till new. has been selected with great
tare, and will be sold at very small admits.
READER, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AVO LrkFS!RABLE,
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS!
NOXELL, STEPHENS & WILDEY,
Q 313
WIIOLDSALE DRY goons mitts.
HaLNNON k CO
SOUTHARD, CRAWFORD & McCORD,
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
Oar stook a the largest ens brought to tb city,
coadrttag of
MINT%
DiLA * nut%
MOTU&
• Compide Ainartima of Dram Good&
Zany ttea of uncle In tb• NoUoo this.
And; in that, • mail anorinnat of anything
nintia by Country Dalai.
TO EE SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES!
•
Country Dollars are Invited to give as a eall. We do a
"Wetly whole/alit/a a, and propose selling at each
view u Intl wait It to the *amities of merchant'
tide mention to dad to Xrta, Inettad of sending
Last for Moir goat.
IL S.SOCraalC, W. 1- CiLiwrosm; J. Y .k9Coav
may:l4-t!
F. A. WADER & CO.,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, WiNRS, LIQUORS, MUMS, TOBACCO,
o;ockery, 111lloeo TVare, Fruits, Nuts, (1.c.,
yro. 814 orArs traits;
West WAN between Sth mad oth Ste., BRIE, PA
Cull paid far Country Produce
rIMM
ASSOCIATH LAW ALIDGISe
Gotasto, May loth,
S. liromostary, Imp.--Dear Sir --We. roar Alm&
aid asighbors, baring confide: mein soar ability audit.
Merit .s desire you to become a candidate for the once
of - Asiditioral tam J'itApe. An early and thrombi* reply
eameatly eolletted.
Vistas Mst.r.Berny NeConnell, Theodore Rime,
Rodney, Smith, flea P Reis, Fenny BAIL C L Randall,
S Battles, Awes 0 WU; Chen L Bart, X Umtata—
goe, ? C Wheeler, Suisse Smith. Johnston £m, John
Qulllicird. Aimee Wipbstar, J Mama, Brahma,
I Rockwe ll . Josh** bans, T Godfrey, Donn-
L 8 Jotter, John 8a Jr., Lori Lovaidire , J Guilt.
[ors Lomnielge. J Nichols. • Martin. J N Sitter
thorn. A G /W e e L Ptielpe.
Oman; May With„ UM&
Olortnionzi—Tour favor altos 'lBth Sostominvattng
am to become • sandidat• for the *Mai ar Additional
Law Judge of the sixth Judicial %trio; is received.
with mato thanks few the npnoloa of coaddeuce It
contain". garb on erpression from my Immediate
ben—hostile" essombo are tatimsht7 acquainted with
my profeadolud and social atandlap-M re lug
to me, !Should the LTalo• Convention of county
add their canon to your wish so Mud', erpnma. it
will uln ble aa* great pismire to tetlim. • candidate tot that
honorand reeponeitd• post
With h'gh raped.' aus yours, he .
8. Z. WooDurry. -
to Mary NoCoandt, &unto faster astdothas—ciassoa
of Girard borough. my111.1m•
•
LUIS /011.. RAUL.
•w, would respbethily all the aitootion of
NEW PERPETUAL LIME KILN,
BETWEICi FRONT AND 'SECOND SI%
llWire us oar la AM epeestLas—hats time os
1414. sad ire wed to Walsh it from es Min, on
Ws sharbss
R it !SPOONER,
GPO OP 111111LOOlt BOOS.
Tat .trial Wad mad plea vitt We paid. Ito
snal, past' awns Dist.. at %hair Use PAIN ea its
Seta. aaak sat.iolohtt •
INVINIMINO AIM AND 1101t/D, tot Ayala,
Cenitif Blom. Draggigh aad saddas
as tiosoashbe sad pyltsble Pubms. Tula tar of tact
wholaselAs9 pa Got. Ciammea mar boat $1 to SD
staff N
' DOWD, Nouts4ls Natal N. Y.
WILDEY,
I- ;no. Bam noral
AT EQUALLY 1.3 W PIItICFS
AND OIV UA A CALL
I:=:il
310.11 MUM 110111SL
423 BEM STRUT. EMS. PA
JOBliziki in
1301SWIY, %LOVES. &C.
BLIACELID k BROWN SHICITING3.
IEI
lIMI
=CM
13241 if • W. Kmituar
BOLLDERS a LLKE DEALERS
Ertl
Illtasted as She C& sl.
Kip beds Dori.
W A N T , E D I-
ungxr svaustxraxAvita
(Not a Vttigkey PreparattoF,)
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Debility resolttog from any' emu whatever, Prortrau e ,
or **system, roared by Barr* RardablPs. raporaror,
Wen Of dloseres 01 Coop Me t _ Soldlars, eittunes, mai*
or female, Malta or youth, erDl flag Us tUss RM.?, a m "
Took, riot depeaderie on bad Oquall tor their !drama rot;
runstclus abet.
DYSPTPS I . 4 .
#tad 41siatert resulting fro= dluirdtrt of Waite tuJ
pltudive mans, AN eurid b 7
HOOFLAN 1 4 e8 GERMAN :BITTERS.
1 L.
This Bitten bag Waited mole card, gfrilimpoitwoktiE
satisfaction, bas more testimony, has more
ok' to rosqb for It ChM any other article ths
w emu
kat. We & 'w ono to contradict this arwetica. aM
win& 8493 0 to any one mho gal Wage* es 2 Witate,
pnb ed by as that is not vomits. •
HOGFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
WUlearo every eam of ehronto or nervous debility and
diatom - a of the kidoeys. Observe the tab:miss qmpteaus
malting from disorders of the diglistintorgasts
Courttpation, Toward Plies; Yantis of Blood to the
Used, Aciditrt the Stomach, Name, Bentlbark, Dt
gut for Yoe Yolnua or Weight in got Stasuoth i , Boat
Eructations, Liking or Flattaringst the Ptt of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Burned and Minn
Brenda', Fluttering at the Mut, Choking or Suffocat
ing Semitone when ta e Jylog posim, Dhanato of ',Zr
too, Dots or Webs be the tight, Vela Pain
in the Bond. Datictimuc of Pernintion WILMS= of
the Etta and Eyes, Pen Is the Side. Beeighset, Limbs,
to, Sadden noshes qt Boat, liming in Cotr
'taut imaginings oTiltuid great Dapreealon otSlArlts.
Rattitnun. that thle*ttanp la oat alaboolle, obtain'
no rum or whlekeyouiptaruaot make druniards, bat la
the best butte to the wiithkr,,
BUD WROALYS SO.
From Rev. W. D. &begird, rector of Twelfth Baptist
Church. Mode.
gentlemen—l - hese reeently been laboring uder the
distressing sleets of indlgastbrnosecosapanisdbys pros
tattles of the nervous system._ bitinittrous reansdissware
recommended by fritudwitidAerns of them tested, het.
eithost .ltef Your OftdiOdk °smolt Hitter, were
recommended by pereons'whe Witted tlmos, and whose
firerubbixosntlon of thy" Illness Induced me Pat en t
them. 1 m o u
lt maw that I had an mesh= to
Medicines from the 6 thonsandindons" quack oßitteee •
whose only site Bee= to be to palm oir sweetened and
drugged liquor upon the couuntinlty Ins sly way. sod
the trisidinsy ofewblel. I tear. Is to tosiFirAwy a eon.
kneed drunkard. Upon learning that 'ours vas really
a medicinal preparation I teak It with happy offset. Its
action not only upon the stomach, but upon ths Demos
lipase, was prompt and gratifying. I feel that I bars
desired great and permanent benefit from the use of sk
few bottles. Very reapsetballl 30
W. D. Sr:IQ/111ED, No. 26Ahaeltrunagos
From tbo Roy. FL Di Feudal' Aral/tent Editor Christian
- ChrODlC.le, Philads. :
I have Icti.re 1 decided berielit from the ere of Hooflarid . ..
German Bitters, and Ifeel (trey privilege. to recommend
th em or a moat e it isehle tstde to elf who ere eafferlor.
from g. -petal Orhlity or trims diseases arfißing from the .
derangetre.t artier liver- •
Youra truly, t
F rGm Res. U. more g: ?. r. 2 tot of 911 Pataltrlak Ii it
Chuich, rhilada.
From the many mirieetabh. raenrormoTationa given to
Dr. ;loot/ aorta Genoa n DI t feta, I :an iteloced to give them
I trial. Aker nelug s , veral bottle., 1 nip.' them tote a
good mirky for debility, and a most eaollent tont., for
the alio:each. 12. IISRItID S.
Pro:, tev. Wm.. 4 mitle, femur rly Praetor of the rioreft
fawn and Ai:lir:lb, J ) DgptigtiCburcheg.
or•d in .1v •atully a number oc.l)ottlas of you:
llonthavt'a Ptttr.r., 1 harp to rani reenrd
11 $ or ., 'le o !"t titcially adapted to remove
the di,anias thar uro roc , rairrnde,j 'or. They gtremzthea
nod , ratO the ei etem vebta
tut to dic.,rdore of the tow, lona of apoeute, :re: 1 ava
g!so re:torero endt-d them 1,, EOPOral tat.frlendA. trite
hare. tried then; and found them great'y b.nebelatdit the
reeteratioo of health. Sonya 't
w:st.sitITLI.VR, Hutchinson St.,
BEWARE OF COUNTERE
See * that the siunatttre nt t•C. IS. JACKSON" la on the
wrapper add' bottle. •
Should yoar nearest draggist got have the suite' do
not be put off by any of the intoxicating-preparations
that may be offered in lie place. but send to as and we
,wlll forward, securely packed, by espress.
Kr Principal Dam and Sisenfectory, No. 631 Aret
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. •
JON Igt & EVANS,
Otteoessors to C. Y. Jackson & Co. ' ) Proprietors.
For male by druvolls and dealers In every town in the
united Statu. deerdb.ly. ,
E. W. HEBEI 21: co.,
; Who'esal• and 1.4.11 Dealers la
AIiTIMACITZ, DIiTSINOIJS AND BLOSSBUILD
COAL AND WOOD.
Grpuisur Lehigh Lamp for foundries. and prepared for
Hours use,
Yams--Comet itch Jima Virtu; and eortur Arrus
4 mita*. alreota,2 &gout. Watt et( the Baton Duet,
Jat•u
H cisußELts /
.
,
GOLDEN. BITTERS. - •
.
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC. tI
CASSIIIKEVI,
DiniGODATING ii smarermaisro,
Fortino* thewattna against the evil abets of tunas&
me voter.
Will can Dyspepsia. so
Will curs Wettings.
Will care General DebiLti.
Win nun }Wantons*.
Will care Head/sobs.
WM ma Lint Complaint
WlWeenie and create a healthyappents.
Will Weigand' the organs of digndlon and modecara.
ly Lamm, the temperature of the body 'Mike force of
circulation, acting In Ant is a moral combatant of the'
'piens, containing no poisonous drags, and is
TIM BEST TIMID BfrfCRS IN lira WORLD.
it fair trial Is earnestly solicited.
CEO. C. iILTD&Z. & CO, Proolletoel.
Hudson. T.
Cvnirsi Appot; Ama lean Express Boildiag 66 N.
HD&
SON St, Ni.W YOSS...
For aalp by all Drnggiaiv.firoevilcrikt.
J )ITURIG AIittADLRY. trio. Wholesale Agent;
and i.r pal,. by ',Tall Waricl.Carter Career and SW.
kind t, rinnth. •
• octl:reS.
c OI.I;Y'S PATENT P.OO
'W.RT NM E I
(i r r PATTI,',RSON & C 0.,
rroncii ..it" Frig, I's.,
, le Ac,. , tit,3 t tit,. 210 e of thil
.C , :r,r:ll o . . 71:1) SI•RI3GF.r.,
F o r !to • .:.•,, ' 11.13 F.r:e Atilt Gru
ti or,g‘
r.ro2t, :Ich:•4te'zit f2,,Fatririesr a.
naoto.: Them in al) tLo al,ovc mtmed
o Jrial..
A LIBERAL PER CENTAGE MME %RE GIVEN:
Any IraAlllzent rasa orwArven eta make $5 per 43 y by
mar1...13g fa. them. Foe partienlarA Apply A 3 atm..
mylOtf. „do,'
pISSOLUT/ON 'VP CO.IqI4.TINIERSIIIP
l'ho Orin heretofore existing nmigr this ,name of
- CARTER CAR VEir,
virim diwobrea by ratttuateonseng listing from Jasautry
16th, 1968, Pr. Carter retiring. The books of ths ofd
firmmay he (mu:mist the ofd plea t s. Prompt settlernente
re quintet!. S. CARUS.
.1. B. OLSYRS. •
Hr Caner has a:lodated hie eon with him. and will
continue the Muckiest under the Ital32e and firm of
J C'A R V Zit it-CO.
&worm • nay and yell Wanted WKS of Map.
eine., Pine Chemleals. mrir Kane tta Phar maceutical Prays:a
in, Perham., Panay Arttclae. /co.
The inperterioad sleeks of this bona are retained and
lemma can rely upon being correctly seemed at al!
Wises.
Noricia—The sereices of Itr. J. 8. Carter hare also
been mooed, aed ha till be happy to meet his old
friends and =Monter* at
tt2l PARS 1101Pe—?Q; OLD STAND.
rea2-
A merers WANTED
For our new work, the Pictorial Beck of
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS
' OF THY DIST.LLIOIf.
Derolo, Patriotlo. Political, Romantic, Thanissess end
Traloal. e
gpitudid.V illustrated with over aoo a
fin Portralta is beautiful 11nrovioge.
This work for genial hamor.tazder pathos , . startling
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most enthia.tabliant sod readabui boob that the warble
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yle)teeettorlit Med this the beet chance to mate Whey
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billies, NATIONAL ntaLuatNe co, No. Epp
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ikTEW PLR —P. Natio= haring oggoolaged with
him Mr. Ad= Drobrodor, who lo wall Itacnns we
good rosobardo, respoothdly /*Woo Wats for thil sat
11M0/11 Of the Wats. 1..,a touts. enthkasime of lb.
woe for the our BM The bulimia will Ur. OW ho
eazdartad andar lb. CM or ligrtwoo h &Almada, at
the now 'WA oa Boroatli shoot, Woos, Otos sad
Pesch. Soato Maki& Olostoithisg. WI Root=
gopstriog doss vith swam os4 Olopotelt.
tiro goomorMod.. Giro as g .ill. ' 104 u
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT/OR.
Zaftig of
lutists , 1: ta ng 's the entots of Muds if ottertr,lo. of
Us CU ban insoUtt to the tontendgo.4 ;
noU
_Outs sU inebblad to the gad octant
tuka tats" ate y pt.mot %Nom Notts entins
s o otto t
Jetoon runt. prostnt attn. dolt onthosucas•S•
fr oett. P. J. 801101104
tio.f 31, `tit—Cott . Atlatintstrotot.
will cure
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11,111 ON RASP
ran, Pa.