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E RIE. PA„ SEPTEMBER 6, 1866
T o ILL Mow ix 31xy Cosczas....We are
01 ,4 out bills 'against all in arrears to
for sabscriptio_n; and shall send
a , 2 to the particiduring the next - week or
IL is our intention to alight none, but to
r:
-.
ererybodY exactlxi alike, so that no Per
o can bare any groilid of complr. int. We
e that all will give our pleasant little
proipt and satisfactory response:
;r . , ang3o-tf.
Natter,—Tte editor of the Onsaavan de
ires to say that it will be impossible, from
m ature of his business interests, to make
ioppeunats for attending - public, meet
g4 before the 22.1 of September. After that
yi e it is his intention to spend as much of
~ t, time upon the stump as a due degree of
st:eetien to hie editorial duties will pert it ;
be •eil le.happy to make appoiatmente
portions of the county where his pre
.4c: may be IR sired. aug3o-2w.
ANOTI32. Goon CAMPAIGN NC/NEBEL —we
p ublish in the next issue of the Oantsre t
the letter of Rev. H: W. Beecher
the President's policy of recon
,,,i,rjcp. and Gerierul Granger's
; T ett en the condition of the South--two
t h e leg camtlign documents we had.
,et:: thi- fill, end likely trs bp,,read witbi
stere , t sad bent:* by Repubrfcars 'par.;
Wo wcitld recommend Drina
clubs throughout the county to.pro- . 7
~ umber of copies cf the Onscarcsi
t tlining them, for free eireula (loc.—
/ pr e !or the half she:ez ist-ue Of the paper
2 .( ta per 'hundred; -for wbitif- abeete
per bur ' lumber in the
7L—The Radi
al con* co• 'Monday after
iconbat, led nornioated.a ill ticiet;of the
p era r character for ability and fit4ers. , The
.:nter of candidates_ who presented their
Ai ra orss enormous, and as r a necessary con
4.en;:e, there were... many disappeinted.
whosechance; were thoight hardly wor
try r mention, found them i selvss, to their
pro surprise and that of !heir Meal, sui-
Mill, while dozens of .others who believed
`euselves cortain of nomination, were re
oriele-sly slalighterrl. The contest waxed
A sea furious until a late hour, and closed
2 the most sanguinary manner. The non- :
:ling forces met one
. anoiher
roil .daring, and for a time there was a
and to,hand contest, which resulted in in
eserilable mortality. On all sides lay tlie
std and t woundel-, and the wails of anguish
sot up by the suffereis was affecting beyond
1 our powers of description. The scores of
maimed; bodies—of down-east countenances—
& weeping and misery of the iictims—ales:
where is the pen that con do justice to so sor
rowful a subject ?
"In tamah was there a voice Gan]; !amen-
Mien, and 'weeping, and great '. , ,mourning,
li‘chnel weeping for her 'children, rand would
COO be comforted, because they areknot."
The first victim was G. W. DeCamp, who
received a mortal shot in the rear, which sent
tis brains out spattering in all directions.
He was carried off dead, and was soon fol
lowed by thflifeless remains of George 0.
CeElf. In a brief period, JOn li. Walker met
o:salmi disastrous fate, and long before his
taiy,had been consigfied to its resting place,
rsilitnt G. W. Colton fell at the lifted of
tip corps. These are all et the down-right
tiled, tlut the,list of : wounded Is reseal to
nolemplate Below vie give a list of the cal
-4'
sLitGEttgl
Dud W. DeCamp, John H. Walker,
Gem II Cutler, G. • W. Calton. ..
Seriously wounded.— Wm. Benson. Joh&
Greei, Jan. Skinner; Wm. Cross, B. D. Hul•
Frt.. W. D Weed.
Nighfly wounded.—A. J. Fo'g.ei, J. W. Brig.
'm, Joel Campbell, A. U. Cliigligy, W. A
?oktiqm.f '
Mr. Wal - ker's faithful serrant. - .4szette, was
among the mortally wolitted, and now
;es in a-critical condition.
.The notorious forcee were under the com
mand of Gerr. Lowry, 7ittp,ltee seettEed by this
ireidtil triumph undisputed control of the
pclitl4l field in the fnkure gelelts made the
I.llewitig prc motion! for , gooetWevior in th
• IIVICII 1 IVICII :., \ r‘ i ia:...-.1. . .
e '
Concress—G. W. fittoftelt.W" ;'—
avociate Liw Judge—John P. Vincent,
Erie. i , i
Digtrict Attorney—Chu. M. Imich, Erie.
Prothonotary—C. P. Rogers,E'dinboro.
Am:oWe Judges—Wm. Benson/ Waterford;
Hollis King, Corrr.
Register and Recorder—Ca tain HarYeY,,
Scriogfield.
Treasurer—C W Keller. Enke,. -
CoMmissioner—S. T. Oodtiey, Albion.
Auditor—M Efartleib,
Poor Ellrector—Thos. Willie; Erie.
Coronsi—Wm. J. SterrettAile.
To ao Cajun; of tile 49/4 Cotigreosional Dia
told of Pennsylvania:
I have for some time been aware 'that th
natetnent has been cirentatettfamong you that
t was my intention to withtirsyr my name as
tanditiate for member ofi'obiress froM your
in view of my sincere appreciation of - the
taupe:fed and entirely uneplicited honor
you, irrespective of party, -conferred upon
me, I bad hoped that.this dishonorable strata
gem of those who sacrifice the public welfare
to personal ends would defeat itself, and save
me the necessity of that taublio refutation
which I now feel called upoit to make, in
'citizen
of the fact that many of my soldier and
citizen friends are being Mielett as to my in
!cations by this device :go'P our =trial
enemies, My letter of 41the 26th, briefly,
endidly, and I believe Nihmistakahly, set.
forth the conditions precediel.to my accept.
Lee of the nomination. Voliirere pleased. to
ma.ider them just, to generously, accept of
Men ando propose my selection. as one of
par sten and bearers in the approaching
nrazgle a the ballot box, for-fraternal re
talon an er the Constitution of our fatherti.
The wisdom of that selection, whatever my
own opinion may be, I cannot now with cla
im-may or courtesy question, by a withdrawal
toil! consider
lAMB, should it please my friends to
toil! consider nth as a people's candidate. sr
r:7 regular convention nominate me upon
the platform set forth by the Soldiers' Con.,
tirtional meeting at Harrisburg, on the Ist
diceast. In short, if nominated on these
terra I shall accept with heart-fele pride and
rum gratitude, and itelecthil shall spare no
don to justify the confidence platied in me
If those gallant de enders of our beloved
montry for whom I eel I haver indeed done
Int too little, and th citizens generally of my
"lidirt, whose interests are identified with
esdevn and to whom I am enable to express
-7 thanks for their repeated and.generoas
tzdencee of public and private regard.
Truly .Tonrs, ' Deg Rms.
Syracuse, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1866.
The meaning . of the Above; we presume
.thply to be, that the Colonel remains in the
tell until it shall be decided by the leading
conservative citizens of the district, whether
toot be will.Mithe the - most available can
d due. That be has hosts of -friends who '
would take delight in giving him their
l '!rues thire can be no question; but it
flotild'he remembered that en a coniest like
tie present personal friendship
I mtgs( always
lite way to the pnblio advantage :" f, upon s
tall consideration of the prospeets for ieleotion
tt all the candidates talked of, it Ithall be
considered beet by our duly autherisid repre:.
e eltetives to adopt Col. Rice as our titaßldard,
- hearer, we shall render him our beakiest
RlPport ; and, on the other hand'," if
,tinother
tentliman should be presented, whose probe=
-dirties of success may be thought bsetee. we
frost the Colonel and his friends wiltsu pport
.
bini
111:1 Ms readily and earnestly. This lead
ile object that every conservative should have
in vie* i's the redemption of thh-tongres
lions' district from the darkness of abolition-
Ais. To do this it is our duty, let: To care-
Ailv Weigh the chances of - .success' of each
Leman whose name may be n 41861441;
and, ;• To give
_him our unanimous sup-
port after he is selected, without regard to
personal disappointments, or local Influences.
Col. Rice ie a man, we believe, of too patriotic
impulses; and hap too, closely at heart the ,
success cf . tia cherished prisiiiples, to permit
himself to be made the instrument for dividing
the vote.of his friends, and promoting the
ends of his enemies.
Le eal Paragraphs.
The Radical Congressional conference met
at Ridgway, on Wedneed4s, and renominated
Scofield unanimously.
The appointment of Gen. E. C. ' Wilson, as
Postmaster of this city, hie been ;evoked by
order of the President.
The Repablicins of this district opposed to
the re-election of 0. W. Scofield to Congress,
will hold a conference at Ridgway, on Tues
day, 11th host Delegates will be present
from each county in the district.
- Dean Itiehntond has left an estate valued at
a million and a half or dollars. To Me flee
sons and daughters be,gists $50,000 each,
and transferred from himself to bit- \ wife the
ease - of the bslance . of his estate.
The rpeech of Senator Cowan and the re
port of the proceedings on Monday take up
go much of our room that we are reluctantly
compelled to omit our usual editorial and
local variety. Several communications of in
terest have been crowded out.
The Democratic delegate elections will bo
geld on S tturday next at the following places,
commencing at half-past seven o'clock, p tn. :
let district, Col. Grant's office; 21, Fleugel'e
Hall; 81, Mort,-.n House ; 4th Judge Mania's
office.
The state •of feelin; among the 13. 'Moat
politicians of our county is exhibited in the
factthat half a dozen of their candidates be
fore the late county 'convention gat their
tickets printed at our office, saying that they
ad no disposition to patronise the organ of
their party.
. There were fourteen prieiners in our ocuuty
jail jest week, and a vote was taken among
them; which resulted' as follows : Clymer, 1 ;
Geary, 12 neither, 1. The one who will not
Suppbrt either of the candidates a returned
soldier, a Republican, r ho served under Gee.
ry a , and says be wouldn't vote for him for
potiultzwiter.
The Soldiers' and Sailors' Convention at
Cleveland on the 17th promises to be one of the
granite.et iosemblages ever held on this con
tinent. Not- less than fifty or sixty of the
most able and popular officers of the war will
be present, together with hundreds legs wide
ly knoven.. We hope tc see Erie city add
county well represented at, the convention.
A meeting of Democrats was hell at: the
Lowville school house, in Venango township,
on the 31st of August, at which I campaign
club was organized, with the following excel
lent list of officers: Wm. Blore, President;
Mr. Way, Vice President ; M. V. Blom, Sec
retary ; W. W. A. 110zt, Corresponding Sec
retary. _/
We have had the misfortune to pi one of
our galleys containing the names of sub , -
scribers, and aro compelled to address a por
tion- of- our list this week;iii:..the old
fashioned way—by writing. The accident
may cause us to omit a few names unit:tan
clonally, and if there are any such we shall be
obliged to have them send us word. -
It is hot too early now for Democrats to
attend to the important subject of assess.
meats. Thousands of voters are lost in the
State annually from neglect on *thiepoint
Let every Democrat look about him and see if
he has a neighbor who is not assessed, and if
so, see that his name is put dotin immediate
ly. Ttemerab'er that if raters are not assessed
ten days before the election they lose their
right to suffrage.
The feltowitig are the prices fixed upon by
Ills County Committee for each cien s aidati to
pay - for the printing of tickets this fall. We
publish them at this time eo that the gentlemen
nominated may know-whit proportion
of the • printing expenses will be: Congress
and Law Judge; $lO each ; Assrciate Judges,
Assemblymen, District; ,Attorney, Prothono
tory, Register, and Treasurer, $5 each ; Com
missioner, Auditor, Poor Director and Cor
oner, $2 50 each ; Trustees of the Academy,
$1 each.
The Titusville Herald bas a correspondent
who joined the Democratic club at that place,
under pretence of syMpathizing with its
principles, and then published an exposition
of its proceedings. We have beard a great
deal of the "mean whites" of the Smith, but
if any of them can surpass such A creature for
baseness they niu,t, be infamous indeed. We
would-advise the people'of Titusville to•lock
up their hen rots carefully while he is
around.
The Crawford pemoerat came to us on Mon
day enlarged to an eight column paper,
printed on nest new typo, and . looking ex
ceedingly handsome. The Democracy of
Crawford comity have in Mr. Grayson,
editor of the Democrat, a leader of whom they .
may justly feel proud. Able, courteous, and
gentlemanly, with a charseter beyond re
proach, he commands the personal respect of
his political too, and the-unlimited confidence
of his political friends. We congratulate him
upon the well deserved prosperity that is evi
dently attending his labors. oe
Thp Democratic, primary elections will be
held on Saturday next, for the election of
delegates to attend the county convention to
be held in this oily, on Monday afternoon,
the 10th, at 2 o'clock. We trait that Demo
crats in every_ portion Of the county will loe
sure to attend the primary elections, and see
that they are, represented in the convention
by none linttheir best citizens.__A_party is
judged very much by its leaders, and the
character of the men who will assemble on
Monday will hays quite as much to do with
the acceptability — hi our ticket as the charie
ter of the candidates. We hope, also, that
each delegate wilt prepare to remain unlit .
Tuesday, if necessary, in order that thi pro,
ceedings may not be hurried through with
the unbecoming haste that has been exhibs
ited in past conventions.
Some weeks ago, the Erie Zuchauer, organ
of the German Republicans in our city, pub
lished the following paragraph. We would
be greatly obliged if some of our friends will
give us a correct statement of the matter :
"Col: McCreary has authorized us to an
nounce that ho neither brought in nor voted
for the ill reputed License bill; that, on the
contrary, at the time of passing the bill he
was not in Harrisburg, but at the death bed
of his mother in Erie. He further promised
that in the event of an extra session of the
Legislature, which will be very probable to
convene in order to ratify the amendment to
the Constitution, he will use ail his influence
to repeal said law. He denounces the lasi as
without sense and objectionable. which may
be regarded as clear proof that he had no
thing to do with it. Col. McCreary thinks
the bill mast have- lien -brought in by Col.
Allen, the Republican member from War
ren."
The following is s complete list of the offi
cere to be voted for by the people of Erie cotin
ty, st the election on the second. Tuesday o
October : •
One person for Governor.
One person for Member of Cowes!.
One person for Additional Low Judge.
Two persons for Members ofAssembly.'
04e person for District Attorney.
One person for Prothonetary.•
Two persons for Associate Judges.
One person for Register and Recorder.
One person for County Treasurer.
One person for County Commissioner.
One person for County Auditor. • .
One person for Direct:err of the Poor.
One person fur Coroner.
Three persons for Truetees of Erie Aced
envy-
Twovereons for Trust fi t of Waterford Aced
emy by she elsotani of II Vim& lbw
The Oxford (N. Y.) Times antionnoes 'the
death of Di. Austin Rouse, of that place, on
the 27th ult., at the advanced age of 70 years.
The doctor was a brother of A. P. Rouse,
Esq., of this county, 'and the eldest son of
Judge Caspar 11. Rouse, of New York. Be
commended the practice of medicine in 1822,
and adhered to it until the, day of his death.
The Times says: -
"In the social and domestic relations of
life he was ever characterised by great purity
of character, Integrity of purpose, and an
abiding, kindness of heart, as uniform as it
was admirable. Dr. Rouse was a thorough
student of his profession, and ever shared
largely the confidence and respect of his pro
fessional brethren. A marked trait in his
practice was the shame of that pride of opin
ion which insists upon its own ootme of treat
ment as an altfmatuin, and refuses or chafes
under the advice of. associates. Nor'was this
the result of any lack of resea-ch and knowl
edge of his profession, but rather of a native
modesty united with ,a heart free from envy
And mind at once enlightened and liberal. pew
men have secured a larger share" of the love
and confidence of the community in which
they lived—few have-died at whose lose there
was a more generous tribute of heart-fair-Or
row." "
The last Union-Mills Bulletin dontaitle a
letter signed "a McC:ellan Democrat," which
ilexes that :dr. Chainberlain, the postmaster
at ibat place, shall not be removed: We yen
lute the lion that no Democrat wrote the
comthaniention, and, further; that the author
is n . Radical who abuses the President •day in
and•day oat.. Mar a person of class - can
have the Presumption to ask far the retention
of any of his political [elands in office, pui . sles
us touaderstand. We Were slwayatanght to
believe that no man of honor would seek to
retain a aituati. - n under an administration
which he did not approve. much less one That
be hated, nethe Utlicalsprofoss to bate that
of Mr. 'Johnson. ne'Clamberlairi'm ybe n
good officer, and, foe one part, we have never
beard a word against him, but there :are
'Amity of men to the Conservative ranks at
Union equally as' capablet . and it is the dut y
..
end determination of the administration to
see that its positions of profit and influence
are distributed among its friends. .
Durum Bleartsos.—The West Chester
Jeffersonian, in an interesting article upon
the subject, - makes some suggestions which
will suit quite as well for our county se in
the lower portion of the State. It strongly
fav'ora the meeting of Democrats in thelOsi•
Timis school districts, at such places as coati,
be Most convenient, and-thinks they maj-4ws
made very interesting, even it no speaker
from abroad le present to address them. "On
such occasions a good reader - may entertain
the audience satisfactorily and profitably by
reading to them a rpeech of some of the prom
inent public men of the country published in
the neirspiperer of the day. At these meet
ings campaign documents- and newspapers
may be on hand and pat in course of circula
tion, So as to do much good in the district.
The occasional coming together of the Demo
crats of the township, and, talking over the
various questions agitating the public mind
will, of itself, have a most excellent effect.—
We therefore 'pay to our friends, do not absent
Yourselves from any Democratic meeting in
your township är district merely, because you
are not certain that a Speaker frcm abroad:
will-tie present. Go, and take others wits
you. Show by your conduct that you feel an
interest in the political contest now going on,
and thus and in every other honorable way;
do what you can for the success of the cause
wigs which yon'are identified. • .
"If the Democrats of any locality desire the
presence of a speaker from abroad at their
meetings, and do not wish-to be disappointed,
Some of them should see the speaker, and have
the assurance of his attendance before an
nouncing his name in the newspaper or on
the bills. For frequently our friends calla
meeting, and get out the bills giving the name
of a speaker or speakers without-.knowing`
whether or not it is posiible for the ePeaker
to attend.
"Speaker, who promise to attend and ad
dress a meeting should never fail to be pres
ent at the hoir appointed, unless prevented
by sickness, or some other cause not under
their control and when thus prevented, they
should endeavor to send a substitute, so that
the people may not be wholly disappointed."
We stand ready at all times to do everything
in our power to reoure speakers for our
friends, but they must not elpict us always
to succeed. Many times
when
are an
nounced on evenigs when evettginneman
accustomed to add sling public audiglaces is
engaged, and cannot possibly attend. Our
expefience has taught us that it is always
best to endeavor to obtain speakers a couple
weeks in advance of the proposed meeting.
As a genera" thing, also, gentlemen - in Erie
can leave their homes easier on Thursday or
Friday than upon•any other dap. •
SCOIILLD AND rat EXTRA Pet.-The War
ren Ledger, published at 'Jr. Scofield's home,
has the following comments upon Ma letter to
.1. R. Cochran
"He says be voted twice against it (the ex
tra pay.) Once he did not vote. Why ? Be
was absent. Why Absent The measure was
an important one to tax-payers. He was.paid
at the rate of $2O per day to attend to his du
ties; but just when j le was most needed he
was at his lodgings 4 Any private individual
hiring a servant to perform a piece of work,
for which be was to receive handsome pay.
would expect that servant to be vigilant at all
times to his employer's interests, especially
when his absence, would cost hundreds of
thousands of dollen. Did he take the in•
creased pay? Noy he says he declined to
take it. We think it very likely he did de
cline to take. He slay have money deposited
in the First National-Bank at Warren, which
341,,_decHned to takelast week, but will be not
' 9 l/stia - ii eelsS So wiih the eves $4,000.
-May-hi-not It ' est winter, or at any thee
be may think it to his interest? On this poiht
the Judge is not so clear as we could hiia
to be. He does not say he paid it into the
treasury for the benefit of the people, but Hat
only he declined to take it then. It the money
remains still to Mr. Scofield's credit, what
better off is the treasury, pray? The Judge's
letter will do very well for Itoput Haas clap
trap and chicanery; but,to the honelyt inqui
rer there remains a vast field of doubt in the
mind. We trust tke 'edge will write-another
letter, and tell tub' people of his district,
which 'he has so badly represented in other
and greater mattors, just how 'that $4,000
Which he so gene?ously allowed to remain to
his credit, ;is to be used hereafter I"
It will be recollected that the Harrisburg
Soldier,' Convention proposed / a series of b
terrogatorieeto Gen. Geary. 'He has not, tt
to this date, seen proper to answer them, and
'we republish them, in .the hope that on hiti
visit to, our city he may be induced to give
give them a response—which - we shall take
much pleasurkin printing. They are as fol•
lows:
Are you in favor of striking - the word
"white" out of the Constitution , of Penneyl
•anis ? _ -
Are you in favor of enforcing negropArege
upon the Southern States I
Are you in favor of :the act recently ilesed
at Washington giving to negroes equal civil
rights with white men—commonly called the
Ciril Bights bill ?
Are yoti in . favor of acts; of the Legislature
prohibiting street railway companies frem ex
cluding MAIMS from cars used by white per
eons?
DISTIIOOIIIIIIID twasarroae.-I•The
lilaa
trated Phrenological Journal for September
contains portfolio, with descriptions, of Coital
Biemark, of Pnissia ; - Archduke Albert, of
Austria; Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Is
; LI race Vernet, of France ; Ciral
Field, of New Yerjt; and a group of native
Africans ti characters in Shakspeare, Dinget,
.Cassias, lete. Besialeg eyes, liaPratitiour
Large No'no, Questions for Debating ewe
Ales. A rich number. 20 cents, or $2 a year.
Fowler & Wells, N. F. s •
Ds. KAtings. Federal Hill; &mitt' Erie. Ps.,
knit expfaiaboesitikupcs. • _j7/2.8n
rEfi
Scofield' at talon.
'
: Uttar Mitts Aug. 29, ISM,
Ma. Norioat—Allow mejto makes fawn
rotas through the columns of your paper, in
reference to the treasonable harangue that
was delivered`here last evening. by .the right
unhonotsble Scofield. The hail used to ahoy,-
said elephant (or imitation Ithereof) was what
is usually termed the Towns Hall. capable of
holding 200. Thieves nearly fillel, though
I should think 60 wore Johnson men, who,
like myself, wore curious :to see what the
great man would do with Johnson's body
Ahead he succeed in obtaining it. Eight
o'clock came, and with it (as usual with Sco
field) a third rate speech, ',an abolition har
angue which denounced the sapporters of
Andy Johnson ad Copperheads. (As he did
not dedgnate present or'past supporters we
presume he meant both.) He 'aid that Andy
is a "big thing" and alwayeiwill be (I presume
-he will) dud that he will here to answer for
the many sins done hero ici.the body, especi
ally lithe New Orleans riot, where he. (Sco
field) states that Johnson.khew 'of the whittle
plot, and had previonsly..sent off the soldiers
of that department to hunt up imaginary In
dians, so that the police could have full away
over t hat convention. (Nice argument, isn't
it?) Instead of being-greeted with loud ap
plause,lis abolition brothers looked on with
anxiety depio ed upon their countenances. as
much as to say t. "Judge Scofield, you voted
for Andy, and we folio aedlyour advice, now
you have betrayed the wisdom of your choice
and brought about all this'evil that now rest&
up and we guess In Otero we will not
guff; dolln all the venom that you spit about
'us but will, vote for whrm ;we please '" Only
once during the caroming did applause greet
my e•-re, and that was wher our great
Cun
gre•em'n etraightoneditimeelf up with great
pompo'ity, end stated' that We Northerners
bad got;the whip in our own hawk and that
we should keep it.• I wonder if he believes in
reconstruction and equal rights; if so,it must
be Ike the lamb and lion lying- down to
gether, the one inside of the other. -The ap
plause we have referrsd towns at the expense
eta smell man of .stature (usually known as
Nubbin. Rome) who WI at the
_speaker's
right. and who had that honor of bong some
what acquainted with the speaker. Of course,.
:Nubbin had to bo placed in a conspicuous
- place,
t ,and upon one occasion the speaker re
ferredo him which so elatel the little fel
low that he failed to give vocal utterance, but
dug - his heels into the eiderof the dry goods
box which he rested upon with such vigor
that the whole audience was convulsed with
Nutter:- Let Mi. Sco fi eld alone, he is doing
'wed ter us. Already hie friends may b•
heei discussing his last evening's harangue, -
and Wondering where the point was that he
was trying to get at. The: fact is, one half of
thttßudica's don't know where their platform
ii;and When a man like Scofield comes out
atiOelivers an abolition airmen, It makes a
great many of them open their eyes. There
is no nee in mincing the matter—one-third
of the Republicans of thietown are not going
abolitionism. And, in conclusion, I will say
let the friends of the Union work. Let every
_portion of our county be represented at the
convention next Monday: Let them bear the
truth t without its being, clothed in the gar
ments of dialoyalty, and-all will bevel!.
JOUNDOSITIL
The following extract from a letter
written •by another gentlemen - at Unioic,
which reached us after thb above, will show
our readers" the sort of trash that Saofield
retails.in his electioneering harangues:
P.eforring to a clam in thi proprsed Con
stitutional amendment, Scofield remarked,
that d 4 the Republicans of both Houses carry
their 4themes through, supporters of Presi.
dent .Tolenson were heard to say in threaten
ing tones, that a civil'war was imminent at the
North That newspapers that were imprudent,
heralded these proceeding e, and be (Scofield)
bad heard threatenings of Ithis character, fall
from the President's own lire. Whoever
heard of such treasonable sentiments t Are •
they to be allowed to be sown broadens!
through our land? He denounced in every
conceivable manner the President's move•
meats, in whatever direction. He said that
every veto that was issued by the President
came to the Senaie and Rause with the finger
prints and blood stains of rebel criticism; or,
in other'words, the audience chamber of-the
White House, was da l ily thronged with John
son's friends (rebels) : whose deliberations,
were of great-weight in the President's
opinions concerning vetoes, &e. Thii did not
leave the impression ,that, these rebels were
from the North, but Were 'Southern rebels.—
Speaking of the New. Orleans and Memphis
riots, he seirdusly censured the President for
doing as he [Scolieliirlifys he did ; that hav
ing intimation theee:distuehanees at these
places, the' President - ordere' d the pollee to
break up the conyentitin, and also sent off the
soldiers to marci£ far imaginary Indians, In
order that hi naiad °antral affairs in those
places. Thioldeinitcry speech was the same
in tenor throughout, invariably harping upon
one thing, viz:* ,The Republicans have got,
the whip now and-they are deirmined to keep
it: MAJORITY.
CCommunieeted.]
A poem by re3d at de eillind pio-nie,
in Coohrmi'e i9.4;41de
Ofd Uncle Ned.
Yon have all heard tell of that good old man
Dat died, lonz time ago,
He lived in de days when a man had to
work, _
For den dere was no Freedmen's Bureau,
Den•lsy down de ehubble and do hoe,
"aka down de fiddle and de bow, •
Dere in no more ) worklor de nig any more,
For now dare's a Freedinen'e Bureau.
Dia Bureau' day say has been gotten up
Regardless of all expensee ;
Da will provide ono for you and one for me,
• And also one apieeirforall de wenches.
Lay down de 'bubble and: de hoe,
Take down de fiddle and de bow,
Dere is no more- work for de nig any more,
For now &We a Freedmen's Bureau.
bn sccount of a row tilting place - when the'
reader had got ao far, which, demanded his
preeon€e, our reporter was unable to give any
more of the poem.
DIED.
In'Girerd, Austen 26th, Mr. A. L. Coats,
aged 66 years.
The People's Candidate for Congress.
Cot.. DAN • Rica :—Dear Sir:—We,' the
undersigned, citizens of Girard and Erie coun
ty, in view of the patriotic services rendered
the Government, and thelmeny thousands of
bard earned dollars you have expended to
sustain and carry on the'wer against rebell
ion; having proved yourself the true friend of
the soldier, and knowirig you to be a true
friend and supporter of Andrew Johnson and
his Administration in their efforts to restore
Ore Union, end having confideneo in your in
tegrity and ability to ditchers° the duties of.
Representative of the 19th District in Con
gram, we therefore request that you allow
your name to be used as .the - People's Candi
date for that office atdius ensuing election.
George Senyard, E. JACenyon, J. Martin.
J. °Wilford, W. L Treat, H. Benham, James
.Brawley, Henry Bell,. IL
.C. Ely, A. M. Op
born, Chas. B. Omit, Louis Teagey, 8. D.
Cockett, John-Brecht., Hiram Daggett, - 3. W.
-
Atwater, B."Jeiel, E. W. Clark. William Ty
ler, G. 8. Gulliford, John Hay, ,Jr.. J. L. Hart,
G, W. Stites; A. !Martin, Robt. Wilcox,
Pettibone. A:. - Stone, James Callen, C. L.
Phelps, John H. °Wilford, A. G. Ely, E. E.-
Smith, -Frank McCreary. Wm. H. Edson, F.
it. Cos, John Robertson, D. Olin, John Bes
s:lLE:B. Belknap; W. D; Webber, H. L. Can.,
W: D. - - Martin, J. T. Simmons, A. White, 8.
F. Mason, L. B. Chevalier, James L. Thayer,
8. T. Williams, . George C. Martin, .0. W.
Noyes, D. Nason. Maxon Godfrey, IL Rittel
lerger, Jr., Michael Schumaker, Jr., Hein
rich Bittelberger, Robert; Calder, L. D. Hart,
J. M. Murphy, J. Bender.
Atrooss, Pi?, June 26th, ;866.
To the Citirentof Girard and Erie County,
Penns:—Your letter, proposing to run me for
Congress, i 3 received. I would indeed be in
sensible to the cemmoneet impulses of bu.
maaity were I not filled with the wannest
sentiment of gratitude for the friendly ex
presides" and personal :regard that your let
ter contains, signed as it is by Republicans
and Democrat'. whom I knew to be Staunch
suppOrtera of the Government. end army who
have ticked their lives for the preservation of
the 'Union. Such distinguished consideration
overcomes every natural objection I may
have for political - honors, consequently I do
atteept• of your kind invUatien to allow my
itime"to be used, but with the understand
ing that I em not to be the standard-bearer
of either political party . Itepnblicarisor Dem
cereal built nominated It most. be by Peo
pie's. Convention, as II:belong to the people.
They are my friends and patrons, and in jos.
nee to them, composed as they ere of 'all
gado of political opinion". I toast continue
to live :n theifesteemsitod labor to promote
their happiness and infirestaihich ham been
tie height of , cty ,amhitiod - for 'twenty-ire
•
_ •Beartt#ol l / 9 Yours, • • -
:375.4e , Akan Elsie
. ii - • - rye°, Mae 91,11421701NG1. ' •
- .!lteses OssainelatiO:Pascpsatio Oresal. 0
-;41r., Warm 16 ,- Itioss kali taken Cie Were -..,. int vr•Totrairrom I •. ~ •
lately eonduted by UAW, Ohm ti.flalli- - -": --' Hsu Ins toles GP in Ems 1
..,—. : ihrszonre moot
ghee, andlittittlai with everygdaglitolll..a-• .. • i - f ort so affliAT Castor CONPLIVON I
ry. to make sr =pieta 'gentlemen's ftaliiidsitit* , -1 : .luss Vcrousas an lfate! - •_ _
ostablYibetelth 1111stuirof cloths, ciaslngnea' , ' `lt':, ?Al"- f VA. tinix I. . .
atettingsentteida Canis clothing Itiattpircittr , • --- ,- se sentas: I
courk
to anything ever brooghtloitbe city, sad we " -* 4- taila t -
detritus,. meow obis the store 'without See* . r 'itanc
_wiTiontAs Az? Mu.
something to snit his taste. • Pdr. • Roil bits' ".--. • „..-. • ili =it's
been very_stoixessfelin securing a ender .be :f
-it! not surpasOsi anywhere- tinder hisikillint ,-',l* . ,
..
•• • , CiatTEIPB 'EtTILA:CT 'OF
supervieloa th e itiosoern Is turning 1 out Iiork.t'pANDEI,ION..A.It
equal to the bestitutern eitabllabelents. No ii . -,.. i* ii -- - -• i• - D 4).triaii-SWEET,
. 7_PE_T_,
persoe can have an excuse for ohm shroud, tr,_,,..Lliss j=l be te twa hoitr a cievt aukai rrr iam
to get leotblag 1414 liras' afferdt th e eons** 'Tr K0W4 4." 7 ". ' : •` •-, - _ . •
meets at ha does. Inaddithno - to his other • . - ' . /Mark Caltreire '. . '
goodshe bat also a superioiftstoelt of hats T - . $ 1 L Ii OAP '''. ' Iti I, 11-T It 'Ell- T I
sod caps. bailie*, collars, erivato. — isibort . ",moo! toir DO oqiil of o cortda Ornslia• th. frCg.
anything that a new wants in - the clottleg s• itlrilterm N Mattoon woo on of Twenty; Also,
line can begot st.. Rosa's. Call and see ; for tiarsiti co teut fuw V
aliairere ihnemtil,s)rel. ai
yourselves. d-
. i ... '-* '' - je2l:lf
~ u that ori hail.
PAO of Dasitollos: Val prOotilik AVl''olloir Alit.
ea, sat. 5_3 eta. per Box. i . , ao36tt
Go to Wager & Co's Photograph ROOMS: No
1,823 Peeoh street, above. the Depot, and m
what beautiful results can 'be obtnfued b the
use of the , mirror . No dlifteultyla obta ining
a natural etpression, as the lOWA at thiktim •
the picture le made, instead oflooking its
"dark boll in a bon, look themselves square in
the faett..by . means of s largo lifti-sire mirror
being placed directly in front of them, so obit
they can pee every particle of drapery they
have on, and whether they have an expression
on their couttentooo that they would be
eatiified to have on their picture. All are
welcome le/water wanting pictures or not=
jy2C-if .
or (lark A Oraa l er. Whalers'. sod Pin
tail nesters in Confectionery. Oysters, Canned
Fran, t..liort!TY. Yankee Notionr, Eakerp'
Goods, Toys. Cigars, Tobacco: Pipes,
Am,
West Side bf . Peach Ftreet. 1 Square South
art he Mit . . a Repot. Etir:lrsa, 'Also.. Dealers
{a all kinds : Conn try nroduae. Pertieniar
attention . to Ailing country" orders.
W k•e •. ,, ,z
• 4--
• 'e , k rte -' Pscrtrase"—# - Poi*
traits of o ,
''.:Oittria. •
Mei. should 'Pe gallery - of -gr.
in RolensweiOadookl• 'speslmeris - of
work convince ne that he is an artist who has
few superiors. The-throng of visitors to his
rooms are an indication that his merits are
daily becoming bettir known sad appreciated
by the public - *
W.'lintehinsen. United States Claim
Agent, Girard. Penns. Pension!, Pack Pay,•
Bounty, and all other claims against the Goy.
ernment attended to with promptness. Charges
reasonable. Applications by , mail attended to
hd same as if made in' person. (jalS
.6m.)
Tin Summit Facer SAL—This jar was
awarded the blegest premiums at the' New
Fork State Fier, American Institute • and
Maryland Institute. For sale. by Ilimrod
Dempsey, 005 French !It. • - jelttf
. .
Da. XLVIIiAR, Federal Hill. selects remedies
from all ayitems, and tares his patients.
57 12 3 a? - • ,
" "Tin indicant, with Vaunt self sealitirglass
tops, for este by Himrod drDempsey. -jel4tf
Ds &trips's, federal ;Hill, will , describe
your disease cornetir. ' jyl2 am
Ames Irsonasim SlCril LI Bats RIXIII2II
llsa proved Itself the most perfect preparation br the
hair Over offered to-the public.
It :is a Term:abbe comp:nu; and contains no in jorions
properties wlustayar. -
OestongraT halt to its original color.
keep the bait from &Meg out.
It ileums the scalp, and makes the bait raft, Nitrous
arid Silken. i -
It ; L a spimdid hair dressing'. •
21n person, old or young, 'lonia fall to use it.
It is reiommended and need :by the ant medleal so
thority.
3tai U Ira Vegetab:e Stain tfalr-Itenswer, bud
talc/ f ilm abbr.
R. P.FIALL* CO., bhablui. N. Proprietors.
ro; mils by as druntsts. babied*
Tau BOSISSI/Ole Aso litsrasszsos op as Dtvatrin—
mum for the ksmedtandas a cuoitom TO Tomo
NEN; and others, Who Eider from Nervous Debility,
Presnatuis Decay of-Manhood, !e, supplying at the .
Mall Una Its lizasior Sus •C"can. By one rho ham
oared himself after, underplot considerable quackery.
ISy eneksing a poet-paid add/owed enreicrpe, stogie cop
ies. foie of charm may be had ,ca the author.
NATBANIItt. ItalrIFAM. Esq.;
au33.3nt Brmalls. Wage Co..
New Advertisement&
WARD 110111n6.
Crotired Street, Union MUD, a te County, Ps. R. B. Ward, Proprietor.
QTR.* NUR, BUT Ti That Sarsaparilla sod
L - 1 ' Butted'. Cmiutt of Tartar and Balptotr. Red
Prc
&pit. to and Brimetone, all ad to aunt th is - modern
mongrel Itch, nets so prevalent throughout the emit
tty. Rat lb* Ritmo:it of Dandelion and Bitt r-Sweet
just the remedy thr it, as it sots on the Herr Almeida
all the treat 01", opens the pores of the akin. sin •
athirst and easy way throve out all flick, ibeld. Tod
ono, or Wenn nutter, and leaves the eirenlatlos
tree, the blood ore, the skin clean, the temple:lam
elev.-and the whole iretent bee from disease. It is •
medicine that cannot be used without henallt.
seplenti
3;0;f1.11.0T D16E.30N. - Jo= T. SIMI,
DRY 'GOODS
AT VIi.IOLpSA•LE
BEPTEMBEIre . IB66.
MCELROY, DICKSON & COMIiANY,
NO. 54 WOOD STREET,,
PLITSBUROH,
. PIISCIAt TIMIS
FALL STOCK, {
i
Nos maple* and lavita tiro attentkos of Dealers to
their confab, seleeted assortment of
DR - Y GOODS!
ANP NOTIONS 1 •
Omilip AT FOPULAZ PILICU
•
The frequent doetaallons In vele* of all denniptions
of Werehandl" resdersit I matter of sums* propriety
that putehsare should be frequent, end thrusters the
nearest market themes the am test adapted fo supply-
Log retail &elms nth goods the/ silk
runtime= from leesuirn Pennsylinuds. Casters Ohio
and West ern Virginia, are invited to visit Pittsburgh
and inspect this Stook of Goods, which will tikept'din
. log the season.
Tuna, Net Cash, and, Prices Reasonable.
MCELIZOY, DiCkBo.ll & 'CO.,
•
so. 54 WOOD 11711 Zr,
'wpm tt -
kni' wisTWAToall ; WOMB.
; -- '
r A otlai VII ii V giros th at letters of. admlnlstnittoa
'bonbon to-the audirikteiri apes the odds
of fish It. blttloy.lato of Us tairseldp of HUI Crook.
trio eouathdoosamod. All loom Meted to said malts
will nil and selleotod all posossiusfas claims against
the Ism sift haattAtaz In, mostly eortiaod.
JOHN w. ITAN,
Advisterstsr.
CSferia'. itIQE! 801110 . 6 t. •
Tie Ikardpt Contniketta i s eoedolidated th• higher
elan, le Utir Ciale-"setiarots. sod otinaisted a hub
school._ nasal tentafod that attended the perhile.
othoolf during the last you; will. attend the schools
with eiiieb they yam tweiwetsd, wstltdatted to two
testi°. fbriallasat to the Gretna 10:1=pig others
wilt apply t 0 ta• itepointetideal. as No. 2.
Past wanktire, told a. receconseesidag fr, Sept.
34, V. E. J 0311%. • ,
&D 3) Ur — " ' " onot.dfdeboola.
N & OUT !ODDS Mom
giLS. s. n. up -
Votto Vinare in almond:lg to the jotellilhot she
two opened • 01 Om
illarinotes Broek,2 Seaga with ojygion Depit,
' Wtotf ilo - irillkOtiotouttiOttly tlarge mistral' -
*UsLIit`EBY - -4*) DRY GOODS,
Rotary. Cloths, sods moral modftatt ocoporsildag
atailly , Woo btool faio opro of
• noir*oitlr t .:of bode . 441 - ne'ohi4 [too the
.v . Xecirreats Irmo& • •
rotters testynents*a * Mats ot Rio . ,l**
Clan% asell,late of Windom Etio month Pa, kw.
r tog*it &Natio tbt osdiodsoid.iontsio boroby
ova to igt War** tie aid ostatolar oaks Ise
mottatojpoyasot, soil-Aoso WM( &boo "Ong the
MO doirsatbsottatotio with.
tont- • • ECIIAR
Wa4bizi.Air.;ll*4oo - •ftleiltor•-
LAitaiiistr Jut Fiance,'
tOlt AMILIWOIrcApAnR/CCEOCra COAL.
CORM MIT IND Aunt Ire.
SOLE AGE NTS:
'We teeomman•7 Lawson's Foresee as being altogether
superior to any other article of the kind. It le sailer
managed, mote powerful and leu liable to jot out of
order then any other hot air furnace made.• And u It
will produce more hut with the Mill amount of faeli
it 10 atiO the most economical. All of these pointe we
are ready to establish by satisfactory proof.
"lOUS TZSTIMONY
FA, Jane 25th, 10611.
Weems. W. W. Pierce & Co ,
Sine—Haying need Cueing but 'winter, the 10 J A.
Lawson Furnace which you put into iny home last an
tuenn" I am filly prepared to offer my testimony re.
Reeding its edeieney, and will add that I take pleasure
in recommend' g the same to any one desiring a good
heating apparatus. The air that we receive from It Is
pure and not over heated, but coming into the rooms
as it does in large gnyntitlee, map pre the required
=Mid of hest.thue obviating that dryness which to
tumidly experienced from furnace beat. The simpleity
of its eeaitructlon and the easy mode of govdrning the
consumption of coal, make it the moat complete and
economical heating appostus I bars ever seen. I shall
take pleasure in recommending it to my friends.
at. B LOwltr.
M!MMMZMiMiII
The J. AIL-Lannon Improved Hot Air !tunnels... which
you put in my house In Erie lut fill. hu trinin raw
now toady bur mouths and gives satire satilUdion.
By a proper adjustment of the draft damper. tad ow
atonally reaming the Ore pot from slag and cinder,. we
can have a greater or lees degree of heat and a pouter
or leo eanitimeinn of coal erectly suited to the
Amigos of the weather. The air warmed by this litr
nue j all that I can desire. being free from all noxious
slam or emeite. I shall take Wiseacre In reesurunanding
It to my friends. Respectfully your*
WHAM; MG.
- Ey; Pa., Yard: 30, 18641
Yuri. V R. Pierce* Co :
Gentisonsn—The Lawson FU213114(1 their= put In the
basezesut of the first flapti.l Church In this city, has
been In use almost every day and ereotng during the
protracted meeting of fourteen week :and has given
entire satisfaction and we would cheerfully mot:amend
It to any one &airing • good heating Furnace.
W. J. P. LIDDBLL, for Board of Model's
'Also, of a long list of well known citizens who an
ludas Lawson 's Furnace, we refer to the fbitoering gen
tierso I Vern. Childs, Bold and Chapin ' Commis
elopers et- Brie county Robert Gray, R e q. llinbh Ni .
Centel, J R Richards; Trustees of Id Baptist Clutch.
end the Csamnimiancon of Room Sedate, Warne coon.
thy'. •
We regard the !Arson Forams in not only the but
In use. but approublog very nearly to perfection aa a
beating apparatue. None need delay Rearing a hot
air Furnace to the expectation that any decided Ima
nresemmc'e ate Itt to be made In this line of article.
An examination oohs Lawson Furnace is aff we sato
deride this question. •
It ledealirned to heat every k:od of building and is
made of different sizes, of capacity far a medium deed
dwelling or the largest dwell or other public building.
fen different sixes me now made.
The Lawson i'homes rim oniveisal ant/action and
igratddly anparceding all other varieties. Banda the
remarkable sail with which it as be managed one of
Its chief points of tuperorrity to in the'pnrity of the air
proosedint tram the Purees.- It to se eonstruttstd that
so soot sahm or cinders an possibly escape into the
air passages, aid all Unpleasant odors are alto me.
veva& It twit acid tognanY well with hird or soft
coaLand mot god am gaily lc way mammy dots.
We invite eaterporimis with on &bar Fornmea. , •
Put up and at in good winking order in all easter We
boys the sole teener lbr tbit se Una of the country.
all itqulrtee and cedars ad/meta to to will receive
provpt tbmtioto OM of the Portant Lin operation
at our establishment. VIM? of State and Ninth struts.
to which we invite &Wailes. We ruarantee the Law
son Hot Alr Plarnace al: that It (a elsime4 be.
r. W. W. PIERCE & CO.,
Whnleigle and re'ail dealers In Stony Cooking Han
gs*, TarrAeii,,wirvip,hula! Impleallinti, and
ileum! rfiiiiiware, •
octipum era' I AID 113i1 131111, PA.
atild'e6 if
HEARN, CURTSTIAN Az CRAW,
.
- .:R . 0.9. 23 AND 2i PARK ROW, a
. : ,.i. 7 7 Have Ant received
TWENTZ • CHESTS OP CHOICE TEA !
. :: , :f 'Which we will sell Cheep. aa244f
TICICARN, FURISTIAN do CRAW °
JUL
Havejast 'seeing frorn New Ye*
A FRESH LOT OF COFFEE AND SPICE!
Mao. received from New York.
One bandrod Ws of P. 1 Shore Ihrolly Mackerel. and
• the Genuine Cod rah. au= tf
HEARN, CHB/STUN &_ CRAIG, .
_.
Dollars in •
,
CABLE:HOPE. *RE; PACKING, HEMP
DAZUN AND BLOCKS AND BOOKR;
1 an.23.tt
CARTS U.
B ,i
EkiRACT OF
S 71E,., A R T WEED!
•
le
undoiebtedly one of Pe . most valuable Faintly
ifedleisee Am yet' preeented to the puffin_The cer
tainty and promptness with which it ewes r sins re
to ere many &Sweat disesens, whether taken fa
in:di, or Applied outward/V s is
[EQUALLED BY N 3 OTHER KNOWN
Unliko the hot drops so frequently and, this Extract
does not hien or inflente the costs of the stomieh, but
being diffusible stimulant, it Is quickly carried through
the srstsaf. sent emery fibre of theekody becomes pent.
bared and warweeL suftewd and soothed by its pee - 1w
list properties. U; m opeatog the pore , ' of the skin,
throwing-id Jiver% husking up colds, sod preventing
dims.; —hey es 'th Advantage of rawly' having such
ready relictiefiluerV- • .
POLODRUGGIITS.
•
: I ettftNtf
Y irmtow Prepare or Dlopsie.
•
13 N i
.t T . TS
• " i •_
TO
CHOLERA iteiRBUS, DiARAffiEA !
DY'dENTWaY, CEIOLIC3.
CRAMP AND BOWEL COEPLAINT3
01 lIVIIIIT MIND
WARRANTED to nun ChoWeer any. of the above
dlierne In thels Tont Rms. A wrens case of Chol-ni
hila bolo wind ,*nth It to 30 minutes. proof of whith
11l be diem to any wishing It: No carp' des nee been
Anon In whieh it What.
Prepared be DR. JOHN BENNE Weeleyvnle,
and sold by MIN and at the stots of P. Decker. Ertl,
Pa.
Pludssl.oT eta 807751.
DR ' BENNET T-,'S
attasaarioe r t .
•
EMALE RESTIOATIVE
. bin beta! fair the beet to Plat), and gine
plate satJateedbm. It sum its folloelatoostpisiota t
Pain in the small nine back and illpveritbei pulling
wahrht sad Nadel dove 'ham long oa.iks distpain
In the sida.lair doonorith palpitation of the beir;;eold
hat sad atom... of the heed; pain between the shoal
derr; weak stain/eh; narrow a ...Ibooe.
Resoatteradatfons to the smite of this inedleiet
eauld be even by the hnodred, had we the tinwand
tom. The best plan la to bay • lbottl., and tact tt for
3rouraelves. -
Pries $1 Oil . per bottle. do'd by Tr ions% at his
erase in Weedayvilie, and at T. a. Bashes store. Kr*
- sato.
GOFF, PATIAREION & CU., :
816 nem imusrr.
'titanisltlFds, hut the best liana al Ground Who; Spies
A? 'TS 1.011:1311P TWOS&
ran
iI k ISPICOLUTIOX NOTICE —Tke co puicersidp
her taore witting betwoott the unglemsf u ldo.
Jog bulimia ander Uno m O same of Wobb da.
boo boos &Whoa by mutual eotaaat Th e .ad
mounts mato la the baud* of Jay s l .lThilds, Vilo
1031i:oath= Ilt• Potts* badness all go old abed.
ORO, T.' WIEBB.
, SAY S. caws.
_
rig pitOP U* traUs t
MONELL, STEPHENS & WILDEY,
XO.O MD Malt
IMMENSE
,STOCK • JUST RECEIVED I
NOTICE Tax romosrau PRIC29:
Rlidsfrons 8 0 12/ as. per yank
i
6( . 4'4l'l3leadied 3fueEn, 1 yd: wide. of 18 Cie
ilea;zi . Ranc7i; 1 . yard wide, Fact,r3r 20
~r:~~ -
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EEO
EFFOOi OF DR1338 "GOODS
AT'XQUALLY-LOW MM.
Oar Goods aro all new, ha►i boon saleclad with great
meowed will be sold at ►ark mall &drum
.
READER, LOOK TO yOtTIV INTEREST I
AND GIVZ US ♦ CALts
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS !
MONELL, " STEPHENS £ WILDEY,
N 0.6 REIM NOUSE.
ma 24 tf
WHOLESALE DRY 'GOODS STORE.
423 STATE 812112 T, ram PA.
SOUTHARD, CRAWFORD & IIeCORD,
JOSBIR3 lo
D 417 GOODS,INatIONS,
HOISERY, GLOVES, &C.
Our stock i■ the largest ear brought to the etty,
consisting of
PRINTS,DV AINtB.
•
SILKS,
CLarnS.
•
BLRACII63 & BROWN BB6ETING3
• Complete Auortment of Dreu Goods. • -
Every kind of &Klee in the Notion line.
And,
.1a UM, ik goitre' selortinent of everytbini
needed by Country Dealers.. •
TO BE SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES !
Country Dealers ass tutted to give u a call. We do
strictly wholesale trade, and propose millog at snob
prime as will make it to the advantage of merchants
in this melon to deal la Erie, Mate, ad of sending
Cast for their goods. .
H. S. flmmusr., W. A. CsAwloAD, J.ll.lloColb.
asy2ll-tt
LInE NOW BALM.
We would respeettfalreall the attention of
BUILDERS L 1 1.10 -
DEALERS •
To our;
NEW PERPETUAL LIME KILN,
' Siteated on the Canal, •
13E [TEEN PEON? AND SSCSND' 528,.
i NeaOttets Dock.
. 1 1
h W are are 4pared ' "t fd f am °P a st i=m a , l ita i sl i ra a on
and rtist notice.
MINX& & SNipNER.
r
/I"ITTHREE FROITf
G THEILO.
• L. RAE r. VINES, AC.,. &C.,
- I - I
• - FOE SSE rAu. OP IE4
STANDARD AND DWARF;FRUIT TREES,
Iselading Apples. Nam Misfiles, nous. Filth-
M, /to, of Ono. thrifty mirth, and of the
moot opproved nestles.
ORNAMENTAL TREES !
DECIDUOUS AND EVINGELZIIS IN ABUNDANCE
BARBARY PLANTS,TOR =DOING. -
PHILADELPHIA,
Thi and Host Prodnettar Hardy Raspberry
ROSE.B", •
♦ =spiels assortment elite but varieties.
floaters wasting speeds' or assorted doe! ara invited
to give rue a calk
H. PUS?,
aue.ll3 ram Cray Ntreatram.
lizAaN. VIIBISTiIaN acCll.4lu,
i . Agouti tar
BAZAN'S IfPOBTING AND PINING 7zrout.
1 ' ; Also. Agents for
CLEVELAND ,Ansa AND BLAMING POWDRR.
au2341
cainermcd: CRAW
"; U fut ;oho! a feinih tat
PAIN* OILS, BALD LINSEED OIL,
BPIIIII AND 'LARD OIL
IllaWustais. Cale.
GOI/P;.rATTEILSON & CO4
•
w FUROR NUM •
Have aa. bad 'a tarp ausertarsai tit!lbw Cog*
•[vs BAIR b• U'Ll`tt
TIM GlitgAT ErntilitilTlMPlßlG Toxic
Oct a Weisz Ptirpontlos,)
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS!
• I
Debility reralttag from - any cam whatavar, ProdalAtea
ante system, crated br asylum hardaMpai, emonues,
orlon:* &mum of amp t& 8010mni male
Malta ar youth, win dad to tmlo nite pan
?Date, =tarps:ids:it an bad Unains forthalr aitt mt.
menus Out.
• • DIE PZ1.3111,
And down resulting from &saran d the Liver - and
Diguithe orgsay an axed by
HOO.FLA.ISD'S. GERMAN •BIrrIMEL
- '
This ilttas has pahtimet more arell.
istisheilen. he more testimersy, has mews
rzpl; r tor t ;etfr U s t e sr oo =l it her l i ra=
cad
pay . sl,o4 taw Cue wbosrill prod's* costliest!
published by us that is not gesmise.
000FLANIA GESIANBITTEIIB,
•
~lilenrsarorf eue chroaro lir ammo beidlily
ULlssams oi the Masts. Obeers* the teUovistopipleSo
tug from disorders of thrtritosfiln orison s
• •
•
Conitipation, Inward Piave, Pauses of Moodie the
Flea& Aditlibr of the Stomach, Names. Hearths" Dhl•
goat for Food, Fulness or a el /title the Stomach, Swat
ihnetetiona, Kilda, or rinirerier at the Ptt or tho
Stomach, Swimming of the ileid,itorrord and dillitalt
BrEarhing. Mattering et the Heart, Cho: tag origarineat.
log Sensation when In a lying posture, Mamoru of Vie
inn, Dote or Wets before the -11h4Versr 'n•i Doll Fag
in the lies& Detclency or Per•plroitbo, Wilownegts , o:
the richt end lyre, Palo la the Side, dark, Chest, Limb•,
he ,Sndrienlinshea of lies', ito.reing in the Pith, Con
mant linaginhige of Sell and. great Depression orrigl Tits.
) Itiwcwiew, that till. Bitters!' not elehoolle,
no rtra or whiskey, awl eettaet tte.ke drunkards. tltt'ie
the Lett tnale in the world.
-READ '- HD.SAYS SD. •
from Rt•. W. D. Sigerimi, hear of Toraltib - asy.t'm
Church, Phllada.
Graillamr-1 - WirTinelatly !MI laboring wider the
N.Strowiagefkcts of ladtrartos, §nilinfed*jeriaia
Dation of the narrator sy sant Nanterousriargiss were
rearamnesded by distal', and ant" of them temed.kno
-triltbalit collet Your lboothrod • Ger.= Dittos er ire
nomonosEed by perronevim bad tiled thin:4.lod *bra
.frorablemtArcue of these Bitters taihnad me to DI
Neat, ' toast eenitos Wt Ma -orairitiolt to raDpt
Mallellwn Dom the NilloWNW4 WOW srack'"liltlinu"
whose ocly atm veinal tab,. to rapt off metsne4 ar.rf"
drugged 1.4a0r upon theealmaroulty is a sly way,, and
the t 011641101 Of . ..which, I ties. is to coda many a ono.
armed drunkard. bon Darning that 3 oars au really
a medicinal preparation 'took it with happy. effect Its
action, not only upon the stomach, but upon the venous
!yearn. enupnrdopt mad ratifying. .1 feel that I bare
derived great d peramoent benefit from the use of a
few bottles.. Very rimpatfallr to
W. D. fikIOiPPIND, No. on 't.
Prom thi Rev. N. D Feuds ,
P % Assistant Editor ohrialLsa
Chroniclerhlistla
ibanderived decided benedt from thq use offloodand%
Gennan Bittr; mid I feel (tintortvilige 'to reeotomond
them as a moat valeablp fouls all who are gamin
from general debility or from diseases 'riling from the
derangement of tba liver. -
ours truly, -
_ _
From Pan. D. Kerrlge, *..tor of the Fassayenk CILIAIet
Chnieh. Phtlads.
From the many,Tespetable reemotontdatlons given to
Dr. Floonanefe German flitten4l vas Indismil to gin than
• trial. 'attar aging seven) bottles, I bond them to bel•
rood remedy forteolllthlind s most excellent tonic for
the etosnech. V • D. UZBBIGY.
From Rev. Wm. Smith, formerly Pastier of the Vincent
town and (N. jr) Baptist Churches.
RilYthe used 16 mr family a =steer of bottles of you
Rocdanc's Raman Sitters, I have to way I regard then•
as an eacellaut nucliedoe, specially adapted to remove
the diseases they are recommended They strengthen
and invigorate the system when debilitated, and are use
fell in disorders of the liver, ices of appetite. km, 1 an
also rectrarmended them to lomat .1 my friends •he
have tried tare, and for nd them greatly beneficial In the
restoration of health. Yours truly.
wit:81111T, lidS Hutchinson St., Ruled&
MI
BEWARE OF COUNTEREITS.
See that the signature of ..C. it. JA.C2S3O.N" Lon the
wrapper of each '
Should your nearest druaglat not have the article do
not be put off by say of the intoxinatinSPrePuratfolu
that may be ofered.fn its plate, but arnti• to us and *t
•
will forward. securely patted, by exerts&
ar Principal o.2ce and Ilanntsclory, No. 1131 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JONVI & EVS.NS,'
[Summon toe. IL Jeekson & Co") Proprietors.
For. sale by drageds and dealers la every town in the
United States, decT6b
H U I B B ft - 1. • 8
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC
11r4/00RATING k S.THENGTEENDI3..
Fedi! es the lurk= aplnet - the evil effects of =task.
Will case Omni'la.
Will cure Weakness. :
Will eursOeneral Debility.
Willem* Heartburn. .
. Will coo Headache. . f .
.
W ill Ms User COMpat. .
Will excite and mats $ health lIPTeFito
Will issigorsts the organs of vision and moderate
ly increase the temperature of the body and the force ot
circulation, acting in factas general corroboiant of the
system, containing no poiso ous dram and is
THE BEST TONIC B R 8 IN THE WORLD.
&fair trial is rely 'Solicited.
GIRO. C. RUM= a CO Tropiistom
Hudson. N. Y.
Centril Doped, Amu lean Express BlLUdttig .11 REID.
SON ST., NEW YOBS.
for sale by all Druggists. Grocers. am
Eir anima a HOMDLEY. Erie, Wholesaled/oats.
gad fu sale by Hall h Wasill‘Carter a Caner put Wa
hine as 800th.
octant.. .
•cOAL. ...COAL. . • :
•
. .
CASSIIIRRLS,
THE PLACE . TO BOY COAL CIIELP IS AT
Coal lard„ corset of Twelfth acd Peach .
Wrests, Erie,
Pa., who heap constantly on head Lehigh and Pittston
(Par. act), lump and
s prepared,'Shamokin, E:g Sow,
and N ot alter; Bnsmituon for grate and 'team, and
BLDsSBURG, PITTSBURG AND BEAVER,
•
Oar Coal is all received by rail, la kept on dry plank
door. and I-
WELL SCREENED BEFORE RELIVE II"
We offer great badarements to parties artibiog to lay
In their winter supply. also todealers parch aging by the
car load. •
Von, _
ar.l3fre us • call hid as giisnut ts• to gin lianas&
1
okylne-tt SALTSIIIN & CO.
pIIBLEIRS NtTiciivill. CLAIM AGENCY',
An claimants for extra bonnty allowed by lets sets of
Convut. eau bars: the tame promptly collected by
sending their discharges 'to ma, the receipt of which
will be promptly acknowledged and instruction' re.
turned
•
US per month for total lou 'of nee of either leg , or
arm, whist'oe SS. $2 per month for each minor child
of deceased soldiers or s.amen. Also, other increases.
ADDITIONAL FOR OFFICER OF'l7 S. A.
Ibraa'toonthe p ap proper for all in Ferries . Ifareb 3d,
and dlepharrid a er April Otb, 1581. Claims =shod.
, CLims for arrears of psy; and newtons, and bounty
promptly collected. Unfelt:llW facilities. Cot teosing
and completing cues. Allowsnef to prisoners of war
collected. Only agency in North-Western Pettnevlva
nix where years of experience In the J. S. Treasury can
be found.
- raw Tithokiht tot the very ligetel petroesge bestowed
to the Tw, we here Or (Demised enerteriee and tare
*ratttlog ettiotton to pstroos to emus their motioned
favor. Woe lo Fafnir Hall Badding.
Addre aus6tr si,
I3IPOR.TANT TO EIIILDERS
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISIIES, GLASS,
. .
-.'
HALL it W REEL'S DRUG STORE,
:hers 6 ~ Noire os Brawn!.
nosing had lolly experience In the tradeoraere enabled
to supply with a nparlar quality of goods at
the leant priens.•
Our steak =bingo aliennal nriety Mover/tiring that
Pelotas need, end thou who given their Wrong,
as rely on not being disappointed.
P ° "Orders farrandshing buildings srl.l be Balletic.
torilydUed.
CALL AND Exarors OUR STOCK.
• artlbly
•
punt: I,IBIEUTT WHITS LNAD.
Will do mon sadbettor matt at a env coif" thoriiiij
other.. Try it Nsautret^ rod only by
ZIEGLER to SMITH,
WRODIESALE DRUG. PRIBT
R
• N 0.137 North Third strait, Phil..
taint 11.•
A DIIIIMS =TOWS N0T10.14 - .
Lettere or 'an tble ..4. of ifatbas
NOM= deetortd tato often, =V o l
t. trio *Boot&
Pa, tuning booll rooted -to Clio optic* to
baraby gloss* all tallatiotrio oald oats to maks ha.
mediate mom% sod thou Swift Athos whoa the
rams grUl prole at %I P. datr atparotlook 4. Cos Mar*
m. at . : R. ll' LADDy
&Wert
... 4. •‘• .r do boob sea.
f.'
wyiiiiTOUlt •$.• Woabrio, wio;
111 ems kowroil by an y
.: who haw Ilibobelf sad boa.
ands Ks awl yosioothlog bat Op grog.
Adams with • ,
BOX
will am
Z. D. YZNDALL.
GOLDEN BITTERS
I
SALTShf.AN CO.'S,
For Blacksmith Purposri
OlDee in Ferrer irniitOnilding, Erie, Pa
so - amrs aourry
LVORRLSE 07 T'SNEIIONIR.
8. TODD PERLVT,
Lock Rol 101, Brie, Ps
AND PAINTERS
The largest sad But sh;ek of
And BRXIBEIE3 La Iris may bs found at