the kie ifeeltig Oboertir. ERIR: PA., DECEMBER' 13, 1866 COANC 6 FOR A BARGAIN.—We offer for sale Lawyer q•larter ebeet press, at a great bar gain. To a country printer, wanting a press that will do-all kinds of work, this is an op portuni►y seldom offered. .013 Laot Notice. During the last month we have Bent out bills amounting in the .aggregate to $2,500 against persons in arrears upon subscription. - jhe response well be best appreciated when we eny that of this large sans we have receiv ed to date not more than a hundred 'dollars. The parties; we know to be mostly good, and their remissness is therefore the more inde fensible., -.Now, we have only this to say, that we have grown tired of this way of d i eing ',.: . 7basiness. It is unprolltable to us, and, What it Rives us, much embarrasedent. With the money we hove scattered elsout in the pockets of delinquents, we could make whit improvements we want in our office, Rot put of debt, and have clear sailing for the fu ' tore We now give plain notice that we must 1,,,.e it, or unpleasant consequences will en rue. Those to whom we • have tent Ulla, who n o d le •ettle hy'the Erst of January next; vitt here their. names • stnieken from our books..and their accounts Planed in' legal hand' for collection If they will not pay then, mutes will be inserted in the sickes tter wh'elt aware prenaring for the benefit o' the public. It is needless to add Plat thie notice dyes not r pply to the inany Tr,oP? paying eubscribers on our books To a t! ec , ch we return our thanks. and hope they may continue with us for many years. 3;O.l‘lliOCS ATTEMPT TO THROW A RAlL van TRAIN OP? THEl:facK.—The Buffalo - eeuri.r`gives an account f a fiendish attempt made about one o'clock on i - rriday morning 'sit h s,me murdering aconndrels, to throw the Lake Shoee.train going to that city, off the track, when near Tiflt'e firm, so that they. l',the confusion and panic, attending the cal unity, might pliinder the train and paseen g.e.. Several lirce•ties were placed across the track in such a manner as to throw the whole train off the track, but, fortunately for the passengers, the train at that time was msain; at on unusually stow rate and only the locomotive and baggage cry WC! thrown offend' but damage was sustained. The plot failing, two men, supposed to be the parties. engaged in the diabolical plan were aeon to run in the direction of Tuft's (arm. It is un lortunste.that some one had not been armed, so as t'o have broucht.the villains to by a shot. The fiends who, far plunder, would risk the lives of innocent and unsuspecting r wecti ger., should be shown no mercy. MISS DICF.E59om'i Icvsess.,—We are ne t much' of an admirer . of 'Miss Dickenson, the lecturers, but its we have many Republican readers who are, we publish for their benefit the Mowing statement respecting her illness from the NV;sconsin State Journal: • "%firs Dickenaon is confined with pnenmon in in Rockford, illl The attack was brought on by her being obliged, on the day she left Madison, to rid• from Caledonia to Belvidere,_ a distend of nine miles, in such a vehicle - that she wasrionetnntly exposed to a draft of that wolfish prsirie blast which all will remember oa Thaaiks,iving Day. Though fsr from be ing well on leaving here, and nll the while growing worse, she Persisted in keeping her next appnintmeni, and so lectured in Belvi dere. Possibly she was, thelpore scrupulous' alyint it , as, on Monday Previous, she bad failed to come to time at Ripbn. But she had_ i., no sooner arrived in Itosk ard, en the next afternoon, than she RIO comp fled to succumb,. and has not since left her be . .. ".0n Saturday her left lung was congested; and actually painful, nor W 49 She able to rai.e her left arm. tier fate wail-fltished with fo yer; and her bands felt feverish. And, to one who recently heard her voice ringing through our City flail, it was most pitiabls. to see her whis;:ering., as unable to utter a: - word aloud. Yet she seemed to think less of herself than. of the disappointment" of these who had-come from afar. in bad weather and ways, to hear her. Though among strangers .he has fitind a home, and is nursed by 'a Quaker - matron not .unknown to her in former visite." - CliteinKritto PAzzos.—Tho New York - Tri Lune. is conlenting on the result of the elec tion in li - ew ' , Rork, and the eteady gain in cer tain parts of the State, attributes the triumph of"the opposition to ihs liberal simulation of • Rodical newspap ,s, It says: `The result s dwn in Troy can he experi .eneed in any to di or county, in any State, Union -State a County Committees are obliged to collect and spend large fume of money just orevil d ustto each important elec— tion. This is all` ell, butnne-half the amount • spent a year in a sauce to dis , eminote good newspapers would - produce a better and more permanent effect. - Every ettinesto s ß•pnblican knows one ar More moderate Dknottrats or doubtful voters who would be glad to learn the truth thro igh a weekly newspaper, and :who would not only vote right. but would enlighten other men of, his class. As the Winter is the warkinemact'a - reading season, this is the time to commence the canvass for I the next a:cereal. Let each Union man see that at least one honest. Democrat lies the reading of th Weekly Trib&te regularly for one year. an it wilt. tell when the votes VP counted." 1 We agree with the Tribune as to the import ance ofidissemintitiog good newspapers among the Ireevple: It is not enough merely to eircu latefiliel'apThrlor weeks before the election, but'the paperhotild be in bane the whole year around. (Our Central Committees are too slow tdiapOetiate'the fact, that if one- . • half of tbi money they giveto mass meetings and for show and maid during the campaign, were spent in newspapers to be regularly sent to those udable to subscribe, they would not fail to see4hen the votes come to be counted the b.enefttds certain to result from the course we have indicated. ' Let Democrats take &hint from their foes. It is their policy to send a it uticil paper into the hands of every family that .vill receive. it. Will ..not Democrats be 89 literal toward; their organs, and by giving them a wide distribution help -to build up a better state of pastiest feeling! We still iefeiet4hat althoughs neatest party P‘pAr, the' AhaPsTow is ISIMPENDENT ! and this tut is so well knora-thot the Observer Would make itself ridiculous in an attempt to trove to the contra7.—Diapatch. Th IP•the Dispatch is ea "independent" - pa. Par in some respeote 'we freely admit. Its n iodrpendestoe" t iciefusing to be led by the nose to suit the p'urPoses of certain politicians it highly creditable to the spirit of its propri uorkand-isre.are-str-wiliirg as any 'person to : glreAt credit f r ar tits same. But in respect to the questions a:flitch diei r de paxtiei, it is not independeneff in,the slightest sense. Its views are:Tastiest' ,to the extreme of Radical and we knout of no paper of its creed !'i:h dis,plsys leis .. .generosity towards politi eat opponents, or :h zeal in seeking to ad vance the the:oriee of, its party. Scarcely day in which it'doss not denounce the, Democratic organiz lion in the most vinActive nopoter, or attempt by some slurring pare. graph. or misstatement of its position, to place it in '-false position before its readers. If oar coternptirary will call itself an "inde pendent Radical" paper we shall make no ob. aectioo to the phrase ; but when it claims to he "independent" in the sense in whiclithi; terra ie commculy understood, we must insist that it is endeavoring to sail under false colors: ----- t)ur lady readers will be interested in the a dvertisement of Grover & Baker's Sewing.Ma titir, which appears in to-day's paper. We bare good reason for believing this Machine to lie one of the best—if not the very best— fee general family use that can be obtained. The agents, Messrs. & .Zeigler, will l ate pleteure in explaining the merits of the Machine to any who may bo interested. Items of Local Interest. Win Nick & Sono offer for sale a farm of 97i. sores. in 'MeKean towochlp. James Sill, Esq., offers for sale s large number of. building lots and farms. See ad- tertisement Gen. M. D. Dobbins. formerly of thiseity, is a leading.member of the Douse of Represent , olives of Arizona Territory. Christmtis this year comes on Tuesday, the 25th inst. Merehants.who have holiday goods to sell should be getting their advertisements in the papers. The efficient pollee arrangements at the de pot have thoroughly rid that locality of pick pockets, and we no longer hear of people los ing their purses io that quarter. A venire has been issued for twenty grind and forty petit jurors to appear at the United States District Court to commence in this city on the let Monday in January. To persons wishing to-purcbase a bat, cap or set of fors, we can heartily recommnd the store of R. 9.-Hunter. No. 14 Brown's Hotel. Mr. Hunter is an. old citizen, one:of our most reliable business men, and a gentlemln in every respect worthy of patronage. The Erie & Pittsburgh It. B. Co. have modes good selection in the appointment of Mr. J. H Griswold, of this city, es their agent at New Castle. A prompt, active and accommodating business man, be cannot tail of making a valuable and, popular officer. We do hope, that at the first favorable op nor tunity whosever duty It is to attend to matter will see to it that the series of mudholes in the streets around the Parks are filled up. The items. eindition of these leading thorough fares for some weeks T.ast is an - •inexcusable shame, and a di:graCe le the community. The five new county officers who have lately been installed in Crawford Co. are all soldiers " One , ;! says the Journal, "without 'toeing a limb, was permanently crippled, a second is minus a leg, another bas an- empty sleeve, while the outer two were severely wounded in the body." _ Miss Anne E. Dickinson, the t.male "lec turer," is represented to be lyine dangerously ill at Rockford,.lll. • As soon is she has recov ered, she is to return to ber home in Phil+• delphia, and place herself under ekillf tl med ical treatment. She has announced the can celling of all her Western lecture engsgr meals, and will hardly be likely to visit our city on the 3d of January. Navigation, both lake and canal. has ceased. and the vessels and boats twelfth] up for the w liver. The operation of drawing the water out of the mail commenced on Monday. Per sons engaged in the Lake and canal trade will have. on easy time of it during the next fear month's, —provided doing nothing can he called easy work. The place to buy dry goods low is at Monell, Stephen. & Wildey's store, No. 6 Re&l House. Their stock of goods cannot be surpassed, either for variety or cheapness. Thes'e gentlemen, daring the time they have been here, have built up a'reputation for en terprise and honorable dealing excelled by no other firm is the city. • The public will consult their interest by getting Choi. job printing done at the Observer office. With three new presses of .the moat improved kind, the latest styles of type, and workmen who aft not excelled; we stand pre pared to fill orders for any kind of work in the most prompt and satisfactory manner. The Mercer Press, a`ter s suipenston of a couple weeks, hap been revived, under the editorial charge of Messrs. W. & R L. Garvin—gvitlemen well capable of conduct ing it successfully. With men like the Messrs. Garvin at the held', we feel satisfied the paper will receive an adequate support, and be so conducted as to reft.ct honor on the Democ racy of the eounty. llOn. Wm. D. Northend, of Salem, whom -many of our routers will remember as having aided us very largely in the campaign of 1864, was the nominee for Congress, against Gen's Du tier, in the Fifth District of Massachusetts. Ifs election vas, of course, not to be expect ed, but it would have reflected infinitely more credit on the district if he bad been chosen. The cold spell of the list few days has made an extensive demand for stoves, and all who have examined their stock admit that the variety at Bur, Johnson S Co's cannot be ex celled. They keep every style on band in use hereabouts, and their assortmelt is so com plete that none can fail to find s-stove to their liking. It was not the Easton Free Press Which proposed Don Rice for Pre.ident, put the Ex press of the same place The former Met is quite indignant over the ties of name in that connection, and says; " - "We never nominated Dan Rice for soy po sition: The only ciffic he is fit 'or, in our opinion, is to train Jack•isses." Rather rough on Dan, but if he doesn't get even with the editor of the Free Press befori long we shall be much mistaken. The next lecture is to be delivered by B.F. Taylor, Esq., of Chicago, the printer poet Ho has always been a favorite of ours, and wo hope to see him greeted witl6a full bzuse. John 3. Glo'ugh follows Mr. Taylor, with a series of stories illustrating "Curiosity," on the evening•o‘the 25th We !s t y series of stories, bee-tune no int.l'igent per Son who has head Gougb, _ dill pretend to 'dignify the anecdotes and dramstio representations. with which ho amuses' and interests hie audiences, by giving them the high sounding name of a lecture." When he !ewes politics alone, he is worth listening to, for all that. Hon. C. V. Culver, the notorious bank de; feulter, and Radie%l Congressman for the Crawford, Venango, Mercer and Clarion dis trict, is 110110119 to obtain his release from the jail at Franklin, where he has been confined for some months. On the 7th inst , he appear ed before Judge Turnkey, on a writ of habeas corpus, claiming his privilege as a member of Congress to be discharged from arrest and imprisonment. - After. able arguments by counsel on both sides, Judge Trunkey decided that a member of Congress is not entitled to the Privllege when held for an indictable of tense. Mr. Culver has bad a full realisation by this time of ,the adige : "The way of the transgressor is hard." We again suggest that neither the arand Jury, or any election board of any county, have a particle of legal right to pronounce 1 ,-.'ny law, 4uly pegged and approved; uneonsti- Intional. It is not their province to enquire into thislatter: Their sole business, and sole a to apply the laws as they stand. —Gazette.; Very well; now sumac; that when they find the Constit i ution and the laws in direct con flict, as in the case of-the disfranchisement act, which ought the election board to give the preference to ?' The Constitution says all citi zens above a certain age and possessing cer tain requirements shall vote; the net of Leg-. jointure Pays those who failed - to report shall not. Here is in undeniable antagonism, which no person can reconcile. Will the Gazette have the kindness to explain in its usual lucid manner how ita . theory of applying ' , the laws as they stand" is to be enforced when they contradict one another in this style; We sus pect that an election board would have rather an interesting time carrying both into effect. Messrs. Mann & Fisher. who.e advertise ment appears in to•day's issue, haves remark ably fine stock of goads, which ail wishing to purchase holiday presents should call and examine. The young gentlemen compos log this firm base impressed us with more them usual favor, and we take muck pleasure is commending them to the attention of our readers. The two lectures of Dr. Did Lewis, in Far rar Wall, on Tuemilayand Wednesday evenings, were of a nature that we wish could be more frequently heard in every community. The first one, upon "The Social Influence of Wo• man," Aims an interesting sketch of what la dies could do, if they undertook, and particu larly as relates to their influence upon the other sex. The stconfl lecture, on "Physical Culture," was one of the most practical and useful discourses we have ever heard, The ; Doctor pointed oat plain language the l . many evil w hicb pre it in our moires of lifer and gave practical miter for remedying them • Re told the simple truth about the complaints to which our peoplerare subject, and though at times hie language may have been too direct to snit thesqueamish, we think it was- none the less appropriate. The Doctor makes ne pretensions to being an orator, but ho has each strong a mmon sense ideas that few can listen to him withotit being interested from the beginning to the end.. . The first number of the daily Oil City Reg ieter was published on Monday, making a de. Cid edly . handsome and interespg appearance. The edi'orial department is under the charge of our friend W "If. Johns, Esq., wh . ose °spa°, ity to make a lively and useful paper will not he disputed. The daily Regisfer will be of good service to the interests of Oil City, and the people of that locality owe it to them selves that it should receive a generous support. A very strinking illustration of the rapid prosperity of North Western Pennsylvania is shown in the feet that six daily papers ere now established in this sec tion—two in each et the collative of Etiec. Crawford and Venal:ma—where, five years .age, not even the weeklies received much more than a living patronage. Two of * these are printed in towns that did not have an exist. ence at the beginning, of the war, and two_ others in places, which at the same period were mere villages of a few hundred in poit= Wien. The weather has been bitterly, cold during a portion of the week, but at the time that we write, on Wednesday, has moderated consid erably •On Sunday evertinr, a few incites 'of !MOW fell, which was too much drifted by the wind to permit of goad Welshing. A heavier fag of snow took. place on Ttiesday evening and Wednesday, under the most favorable cir cumstances, the ground being firmly frozen, and theroads mostly in a smooth stste. The horrible condition of the latter has rendered travelling peculiarly diffra fit during the past few weeks, and a generti d sire is felt for the continuation of a long sleighing season. The drifted •now has given great trouble to the railroads, and since Simi ty trains bait been obliged •to run without mush regard is the time tables. In several cuts on the Buffalo & Erie road - the snow has been packed to the depth of two and three feet, The pity treasnry hay-run short. of funds, and persons who do work for the .corporation are obliged to take - their - pay in city warrants. Parties who cannot afford to hold them are compelled to sell at a discount, and the logs to them in some cases is consideroble. The Buf feters by this state of affairs are mostly msn who can poorly afford to be deprived of any portion of their juts'. dues, and we hopo some coarse will at once be adopted by which all employed by the city will receive , every cent which of right belongs to them. A prosperous community like ours should be ab?ve depriving any man of the full value of the services that he perform+ for it. ,We'perceiee that our member of Congress has been placed on but, one committee, and that one of the most unimportant—the corn miltee on Electidoe. It cannot be that the Speaker has a proper appreciation of our Rep resentative, or he would surely bare given him • higher position. Jr' be could Gull' read the enconiunis upon Judge Scofield's talents ty his party press in this district, and the high wrought statements of ass ist,inututi ington; we feel quite sure the Speaker would have selected him, if not for leader of the House, at least for the Chairmanship of one of its most prominent committees. The jewelry store of Cult. Attalla, in Para gon block, has been fitted up very newly, and Will compare favorably with establishments of the same kin !in the larger cities. Ile has a splendid stalk of - goods, including the best styles of watch's., elegant rings, gold and sil ver ware, ant everything generally kept in a first class jewelry store For holiday pres ents, some of his articles are unexcelled. The well establiihed repeatiotiof the Captain will ensure him host' of cuatoroers about Christmas and New Year's. The work of official decapitation is still slowly progressing, although, iron the fact that.all the higher appointments have to go before the Senate for confirmation, it i s most l y confined to positions of a , minor grale. We notice that a Radical named McMillen has been displaced from the Post Office at Plumer, and R. J. Booth. .a Democrat, appointed fa his stead. Rad Mr. Johnson made a thorough sweep of all the Radical offolals, during the recess of Congress, be wield stand id a bet ter position at this time. , Ames P. Birr, Esq.; editor end proprietor of the Pittsburgh Post, has cesociated with him in the future management-of that paper Messrs. W. Scheyer, Joseph S. Lace and Ed win A. Myers. The Commercial, the' leading Republican paper of Pittsburgh, in noticing this change, pays a high and -well deserved compliment to all concerned. The new firm promise valuable improvements in the paper. We wish it abundant success, financially and politically.. We hope our citizens will not forget the Universalist Foitival to bs given in Farrar Rail, on Wednesday evening of next week. The Festivals of this snietybsve always:men characterized by rare sociality. and pleasure; and enjoy a richly deserved degree of pOpu larity in the ommanity. We hope to see the ono next week meet with even a better share of success than its predelessors. The line of omnibuses from the foot of State street to Federal Rill was placed in oper ation on Muni ty. The conveyances are nest disposition on the part of our citizens to make and comfortable, and there seems to be • the enterprise a success. We notice that most of the basses are well loaded, though whether this will continue after the present sharp weather has ptisised by remains to be seen. Gov. Marvin, PfFlerid,, whose admirable letter to the 19th'ef September Conservative meeting in this city will be remembered by most of our readers, has been re-elected Unto ted States Senator for Florida on the firstbal lot. He bas decided to remain at home until the question of the admission of the Southern Senators and Representatives is decided. . • The lovers of Ethiopian Minstrelsy will do well to beat in mind the entertainment to be given in Farrar Hall, on • Friday evening, by Burgess & Laßne'e Troupe. From tall we can learn, we judge their performance to be well worth seeing. The. Temperance Band have presented Father Carroll. of St. Patrick's colfgregstion, with a splendid gold bonded cane, as a recog nition of his Services in behalf of the cause. He is heartily deserving of the compliment. Sharpley & Skiff's Combination Troupe, who. are to give en entertainment in Farrar Hall, on Monday evening, are epoken of by one ezebantes in flatterliA terms. The In . - imitable Sam Sharpley is a host in himself. The three new Judges—John P. Vincent u Assistant Law Judge, and Messrs. Benson and King as Associates,;—tooi their vests at the opening of Court on Monday. Judge Vin cent officiated during the .week, and made a favorable Impression. The Corry Telegraph of last week, contain ed the following horrible story. As we have heard_ no further particulars, we suspect that the Telegraph has been made -the victim' of some "gay deceiver :" "A woman coming in on one of. the morn-. ing trains gays that she beard of a horrible murder that had been committed a short die tencefrom• Corry, under the following circum stances. It appears that pedlar called at a house and asked ,to stay all night, which was objected to, on the account of there be. log no one in the house but two 'girls.. These girls however, are said to hare gone to a neighbor and got two other girls to stay with 'them, and let the pedlar stay. The house where the last two girls came from being left win: only one occupant=the mother of the girls, the father being away. In the night, the house where the pedlar was. was entered by a man dirgnised with Malik on his face, and two girls killed ; and it was supposed that the intention was to the pedlar. The• Fitter, hearing the noise, and the mur lerer approaching his room, ho shot the murderer. The woman in the ,neighbor's house was then aroused ; and on Agsieting to wesh the face of the murderer it Iva found to be her owe haaband. Wheth er the girls killed were his own daughters or the other girls our informant could not tell. We do not vouch foribe truth of the matter. hut give the story as it wag to'd to us, third handed." The long winter evtnings afford fine orpor waffles', foe mental improvement, and we hope there are few of our readers who do not fail to embrace the (mamba. .Ons of the beet things a psrent can ;ut: in the hands of a child that can read, is ,a gord tiewspapei. Thero are hundreds of Democrats yet in this country who do not take a home paper. They always regret our defeats at the elec tions, but are slow to'contribute in the right direction for the promotion of democracy. There is not a demticratie family in the country but ought to take a home paper.. Its icflinence may not at once be seen, but it will sooner or later be felt. Will our democratic Men le properly look at this matter ? It was by the gradual introduction of Abolitioti pub lications, and their influence upon the minds of the young. that the Opritisition succeeded in.reeolutionising the country, and we must resort to the same mode of educating the pub lic mind if we ever hope to have a return of the goo I old times of Constitution si law and national happiness. An explosion occurred in the oil refinery of Clark, Payne & Co., in Cleveland,' on Thurs day last, which wee mo.t terrible in its effects. Five men were severely injured and one kill ed outright. The man killed belonged to a neighboring refinery owned by, lianas, .Do herty St - Co , and, at the time of the explosion, was walking along the Pile of Clark, Payne & Co`e. receiving' house—the; building des troyed—which was literally scattered to the four winds of heaven by the-powerful ex plosive effects of the gas. Two men. Burton and Lawler, steam fitters, were in the building, and were blown through a twelve inch. brick wall. How they escaped a' sudden and fear ful death is unaccountable. Burton, it is be lieved; will not recover froz the injury, nod • Worthy Clark; a brother of one - of the firm, was so badly Injured that ' his recovery is exceedingly doubtful. , • ktany of the Northern people, and, partic ularly our "loyal" congress, thought it would be a very good thing to suspend recinrocity with Canada, soma time ago, in retaliation for faucled violations oU neutrality by her. and the thing was done. New England be gins to wail over it now, and wishes • the law repealed. Canada was an excellent customer of Massachusetts before, the suspension of reciprocity ; but -congressional vindietlieness has driven her to other markettst• Our corm try is getting disgusted with its action in the matter, for it shutS off a good source of seve nty., not only to the national Treasury, but to citizens.' It is not good policy to out one's nose off to spite one's face. The editor of the Gazette continues to'care fully withhold from his readers the fact that Judge donna,,.. _.',read tha Grand Jury to ig nore all the Indictments p 'at the May. 0,,, which sprung out of - the disfranchisement act. The article in last week's Gazette, in which he seeks to convince himself that the editor tit the Observer is it 'lnnitic, because he agrees with Judge Jchnson's advioe. simply proves hirciself either a knave or a fiol. We long ago ceased to look for any fair statements of our positions in that quarter, and feel satisfi ed that if such an event ever happens, it will be more through accident thin intention. The County Sabbath School Convention which has been in progress in the First.Meth. odist Church since Monday has been marked by many interesting features, and will, mt• doubtedly revolt in much advantage to the cause in our county. A number.of interesting addresses" have been made, and the proceed ings•generally were of a p leasant character. The Convention will clove with a Festival in Parra.. flail this (Thursday) evening, which we hope to see largely attended. The Rev. Dr. Weeny. who was recently es communicated from a "United 4. Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh for adultery and other misdemeanors, iv soon to come before the Courts to answer the charge of an. injured wife, who asks for divorce not only on the ground of improper intimacy, but for shame ful abuse, and violent and abusive language too disgusting for publication. - Sixty years ago,. an - exchange remarks, there was hardly a craft larger than an Indi an canoe on the great Western lakes. In 1841 the lake trade adunanted to $65,000,000, in 1851 to $300,000,000; in 1861 to $550,000,- 000; and it bids fair in 1871 to reach the enormous sum of $1,000,000,000. • Country merchants about purchasing goods for the holidays are interested in knowing that the best stock of noticins in the 'city is at the wholesale store of Bider & Burgess. corner of State and Fifth streets The arm, too, is o,e that they will find it a pleasure to dearwith. The fearful complsint known es diphtheria' is raging to &considerable exteatlii'our coun ty. - Several persons have died with If in the city and vicinity, and a number are lying in a critical condition. . • • A man named Parkinson, who shot the re ducer of his (laugh ter, in Jasper county, Indi ans, has been tried for murder and acquitted. DIIATM or JAMES . A.MDZISOM, Esq.—The Placer (Cal.) Herald comes to us with the par ticulars of the death of James Anderson Esq.,,.a gentleman intimately known to the oldtkruidents of our city. lie was in the hshie of visitinifthe office of that paper, with which he wte formerly editorially connected, to imai the morning exchanges. •On the 12th inst., he. entered as usual,—we quote from the Herald—'. with his pleasant saluta tion and a smile, lit his pipe and eat down to read; within a few moments he fell back is his 'chair, and, shortly afterwards breathed his last." The cause of his death is penoun ced to have been heart disease. Mr. Ander • 'eon was born in or near Fairview, in Mil county, and for a time .was .einAoyeda at the tailoringanale . with Mr. James Lytle,An this city. At about the age of 17 ha removed to . Kentucky, studied law and wee admitted to practice. When . the Mexican war broke out hip enlisted, and obtained the rank of a 2d Lieutenant. Soon after the war, Mr. Ander son removed to California, where be soon Be mired a leading position. He was twice elec ted a member of the State Senate, end is the practice of his profession was - regarded as one of the foremost men in California. He wee •an able writer; poreeseed a genial disposi tion ; wss noted for strict integrity ; and en joyed a remarkable share of popularity. His death at the early age-of 44 yetis has caused feelings of unaffected sorrow in the hearts of all Who knew him. laminate Minims g. —We notice in an ex change an account of the great steal works of , the Messrs. Krupp. in England. Thal roan dries anti •ehOpe of Messrs. Fairbanks b. Rehm, which are iocated in St. Jobnabury• v 4 rival them in extent. •The Company's buildings cover many acres, and give employ ment to over- eleven hundred men. with • monthly pay-roll of nearly thirty thousand dollars. They are now building large amts. 'ions to their works to meet the demand Which is already far in advance of the supply, and indreasieg. This Company, whose ware house is at No. 607 French at, in this city, and whose amnia, Messrs. McConkey Shannon. are among our most reliable and enterprising business men, 'manufacture all descriptions of scales, from the immense rail- , road tura-tables to the most delicate and sea shire jeweller's and druggist's balance, that is acted on by a breath. They are all 'built upon the most simple plan that Is compatible with perfection of accuracy. They also man- - &sears dry mesatares of all kinds' of stan dard capacitive. It is needless to speak of their scales, for they have a world-wide repu tation. Parties purchaeing of McConkey & Stalooon can havithem'set up by experienced mechanics. The firm are now manufacturing a patent gas regulator, invented by Dr. C M Creation. This regulator is intended to be tired in public buildings and large belle, to secure a steady-and uniform flow of gat , .' It is now used itt molt of our public buildings, and with marked 'good effeot. In the P611%- 4.41,111 4 Post Office slope. its use hes weed to the government over - 180,000 feet of • gas in cite rat% _ Wuo appreciates th 3 fur. that there is any great importance attached to such a commodity as a Pill? It is generally sup posed that anybody can make them, as ail can take them. Bat visit the laboratory of Dr. J. C. Ayer and you will he disabused of the idea adapt it tothe weals of millions of men—to so that it is a trifle to make any medicine and adjust it to their needs; and so cure their complaints, as to make them its conitant cus tomers in all the zones. " Physicians find it requires some atilt to adapt their doses to a single patient: ask them if it is not an intri cate problent.to - adjust a purgstive pill to the necessities of untold numbers, so that it shall benefit them nearly all. Dr. Ayer's laboratory supplies 60,000 doses of his. Pills per diem,. or 19,000,000 a year. Think of that; Eseula plus ! Well may it whiten the head'of any. man to administer to that 'mount of suffering, and especially when, as is here eridentj every thing is done with 'the extremest nicety end care.—Nandolph (Vt.) Statesman. GICATLIMIIIre F 17113111111110 STORY. —Mr. Warren L. Ross has taken the store lately conducted by :notice, Oheen OkiHe eler, anti fitted it up with eierything necea• a ry to make a complete gentlemen's furrneliing establiahment. Ills stock of cloths, cassimere 9, vestlugs and ready made clothing is saperior to anything ever brought to the city, and we defy any one to visit the store without finding something to suit las taste. Mr. Ross has been very successful in securing a cutter who is not surpassed anywhere. Under hie ekilifol supervision the concern is turning out _sunk equal to the best Eastern establishments. No person can have on excuse for Koir:g abroad to get clothing.while Ross affords the !soave silences that he does. In addition to his other goods he hiss also a superior stook of hots and caps, hcsiery, collars, cravats,—in short anything that a man wants in the clothing line can be got 'at Roes's'. "Call and eee for yourselves. s jet' tf —Thefollowing gentle to native money d.e thi or*lpt for the mule. Parties , can either pay to thim, or td mart chorerate2t AGMS 7011 TOO 011111111 , ram are drily tutborlasd alike on subselp grid r to idiom we him. asot relate us by mall. aa they do, North East • D. A. Tabor Qatari Doan Smiles Corry AMOS Beath Coln: Ana W. Q Howard Tirsoklin Cor, d. Wrlght &Rubor* tt. Sa et Spartansburg, Soo. GI Dar. Moab= Ve J. W. Rubel:sr Lake Photons& H. C. Titus Sprlngdeld MINA Buni Della Valley H. L. Hooey Tidloute FL C. Lott Warne D. W. How , rd Bubo: Creel, Capt.LY. tatl third Jackion R. W. 47.1%ta Wetniord W. G Whitt Loeliport J. O. Centrum:l Giraie , , Capt. D. W. Botch - • [ineon. Londe. Lane, W. ttberman Fairview Amos Mime Wattabnrw L. a0t 40600 Younarville, G. J. Whitney Guiana U. Jackson Gook W. C.• Webb gut Greene Wm Orton Petrolium Center. Dr T.H. • Ilium t Oak Grove W. C Ford }itorthydle. shmhs. &Teel} Westerville Geo. nonnell flea Grose B Hall Is yon want a correct likeness go to Wager & Co.'s photograph rooms, 1828 Peach street, above. depot.. Having introduced all the latest improvements in the art, they flat ter themselves they can satisfy the most fas tidious. They have the most pleasant and airy rooms this side of the eastern cities, an improved background, beautiful side decora tions and a large life sized mirror, in which 1.1.147 nulyjculn ,nu ` lons LUCUlartlri, Inflinft In the face while the picture is being taken.— The sky light is the largest in the city, and pidur s can be taken in a cloudy day as well as in the clearest. Sept.l3-tf. Our ieaders needing Boots or Shoes will do well to call at the store of S. Z. Smith', Em pire Block, State; Street.-before making their purchases. Ms 'stook of goods is ode of the largest in the city, and hie prices as low as any. Boots.and;shoes made to order in the beet style. Repairing -dope promptly and satisfactorily. , sir A fire made in the Morning Glory stove ean be kellt tin all the winter round, without kin - dlinc. For ettle by Nimrod .fic Company, 605 French street. 00t..25-tt. , I ger The cheepeet, safest. gimpleat end pleagsntest Oftvrft to nee le the Morning Glory. for sale by flintrod & Company. 605 French street. , 0et.25-tf. ]rte• Fora parlor 6r sitting room stove, no one is equal to the Morning O'ory, for sale by Himrod & Compaey o GOS French street, MONEY 'SAVED. TEE PLACE TO BUY DRY 000DS CHEAP 6010 yards mints, fast colors, at 12 1.2 eta. per yard. 1020 do. do. ;do. Ilk 110. bOOO AO': Remnant !riots, beet quality, at lee. WOO do. do. do. Toenail, yard wide.st :o°- 2000 do. one yard wide Fartn , y, at 18e. 21:00 do. - do. do. h•avy, at 22s '2lOO do. Blaselted Yaelio , yar3 wide, at 20u. soot) pounds Batting. et 20s. rAr pound WO all wool. 10-4 white Bed Blanton at $5 a pair. 4t l ol3almnnl Skirts at $2 each. -100 pair. Blanket Shawls, all qualities and colors. Ladles limp Skirts at 111. Mimes and Children, sopp Strait' at so to •ya eta. • large stook of Bradler'a new patent, Duplex pill p. tie (or double) . Sprteir Skirts., DRESS fIOODS I Ent lib and Trench Warinoa, Empress Clotbs, ait woo pot►lnn. Pitntadlainas Cotarght, lift.' red and Plaid Preenb and Inaltab Porno', Ifoidory, Yantis* Notions,' Cotton Yam, Cotton and Woolen Flaariala. SbtrUng Fifa nets, Glove, le., &t. Having pat made heavy purchases. we are now pm pared to sell %II Nada of Dry Gonda at 20 tar cent. abeam, than any Our Moak Is fall. Call and see n, at the also of the ►lag.' • ILONCLL, STCPEDINS & Witmer, 6 Reed Home. dw64t A T W. W. PIERCE - f!c' CO.'S • CORNER STATE. AND NINTH STS., • THE BEST., . THE EMPIRE FEED CIITTERI • A new and imprimis!' four keit. Cutting 800, greatly superior to any four knit• Feed Cutter In use. Its 'hearth. dara.ility. compaetness, self feeelog. adjosta Me throat and knives; east of out, etomilcity, tutting all' kinds of feed equally wen. 4ilfareot length nt cot. operated by hander horse power, all combined. give the Empire. Feed Cotter the decided 'lnference over every' other four knife Cutter. It took the premium at the New York State Fair in 1118 Z. we oI•r them to the goblin with toil confidence that they will give satire eatisfution. For male by • s' W. W. FIERCE ik CO., Conker State and oth 80. Erie, Pa. wholerale end Wail dealeis in Hardware, Farming Utmost's. Bones Furnishing Goode. Stows. Tin and Sheet Inn Ware, Tin Woofing and General Job Wolk, te. neFen-tf NOTICH TO neßsoris HAVING PROOVV6 TOE BALE. , 'Ws are now 'running a Market lane from Sri, to Ra non, on the Philadelphia i lsTb tillroad, and Irish ne secure aU hinds of VICLIABI,I3 AND COMPS PRODUCE Teem It on e . hate established s Depot to PIPTN STREET. Is the rear of the old ' Reed House; REPITEEN MAU AND rare= BTHEEIR. Whore wo ►III bsat all times ready to receive ao4 pty the Rums? NAIR? slum. ' for the ruse. All having Predate for eats are relent ed to stew • la. Isola» toe Market Depot, Fifth St. glO.l//4-tf ' MAY & JACKSON. •A Conan. a COLD, of 4. Sou TURAILT r.qulree I RIM. dish, at'aiattota so I dialed be chested. If allowed to coottooe, Irritation of the Longs, a - permatept Th oat Dtaatee, or Consumption, Te often the result. RRO WN•ft • BROMCgIAL TR.ICIIE hiving • direct inflienes Li VS. p‘r.t., give immediate relief. For I I - BRONCHITIS, AST HM A,. CAT ARBIL COM MPT I :177 and Throat Disetser, Trochee are sleet with ewers wand Nowa, Skirls and Pahlic Ppesters will find Trochee useful In clearing the Totes when taken baler.) Singing or Speaking. and relierlog the throat sher an unusual es rtion of the aloe at orgasm. the Teaches we reeercnended , ZIA peetcribed by pl , 'efelane, end bare had testimonials from eminent naJn throughout the countrr. Itaing an article of true Merit. and having proved their 'Many hy.a led of man , ' jean, each yea, fads them An near 'localities -eartnna parts of the world, sad the Trochee are uoteeraaty p °anaemia liet • ter than olbir articles. Obta'n Orel rowria: Bronchi/1 Trochee," and do nKt ta' , e any a thn wortfiera Imitations that nay be offered. Fold everywhere. n,20 PavpikesD 04 or Pidar /IND WACO; For pieparieg, reef oring and brantl6fna. the Halt, and a the meat •del , ghtful and •onderfet article the treed ever predated Ladles vrtil dad It not 'ooly a certain remedy to re• tore, derlieri and beeatity the hetr, but oleo amtestrabte &rile* for the twilet,.aq it ix highly perfumed with a Hob and detie►te Tr rum*, todopondent of it f:ograot odor of the olla of palm wad wee. THE MARVEL OF PERU A new and,tiatitirol perfume, nbleti In delteicy of an•o*, and the nutty Irltblntl It clings to the 11.nd . lerchief ad'person fi unequalted The above artelln for We by all draggles and per nen% at $1 per bottle earl. gent by exprno to any ati#elie by the prop Istorg, T. W. WRIGHT k CO., 100 Liberty Aireet, New York MIMI ti•ce'e 17A1t Resrwst Lithe beat preparation extant for 7 Coring gray balr t.) It■ of renal color, prav'nflog its falling era and pro !noting Ito arova. It , a abut a beautiful bateilreasiug• It. P. FULL k CO., Nutria, N. IT., PropePoll. por WO by all druggists. declB-lin I= SAT BROAD GOAOR, T DOUBLF: TRACK RODTR W YORK;`BosTos AND TETE NEW gNacAszn $ Railway .:tondo from Dunkirk 6 New York MO miles bnUdo to flew York. V.: tattoo. Pea- volume to New 'reek 415 toile& •No 7.011 22 TO 27 11ILRS TAR siinIRTEgT, ROUT:I7 ,- 11 Trains ran dirwetty threueb to Nov ' York, 4ro iiMILES. without change of Coaches. . , rota and after Nor. 10, Mit Trains w i ll leave in con needion with all Western itnee as follow.: Prom DtlR -4-1-9.1E-End SALAMANCA—by New `il - .' th time from Caton Depots ' • 600 A. w. Nem York Pay Elyiyeas. from Salamanca, daily (except Sundats;. nay at Gornellerille with the 5.31 A. 11 Dar Expiate from Baffelo, and arrives In New York at 10 SOP. It. I%IA. x.'Evrest Mat(, from Dunkirk , daily Precept l l i l Sundays).. Stove at Salamanca 940 A. ta . and eon -1 nectorat ifornallaville and Corning with the 8.30 A. N. Express Hail from Buffett, and arriretto New York at i 00 A. N. 4.19 r. N. This York Melt Express, from 'Dunkirk, daily (except St:dap.). stops at Pa!ApaAnet, a 64 P. 1/.. and arrives in New York at 12.30 r ilt, ' connecting with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New Knelandettles. - From Buffalo—by Wear 'feet time, from Depot Corner I Exchange and Mi••higan Streets: t2fl A. N. Neu Iro4 !MY Eggresz, (Bttadaya easeptedL JArrt tea In hew York at 10 10 r. w. Comae", at Great Bend with Deis ware, Lackawanna k Western Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wszbi gala and point. South. 8.30 A. W. E4ll , /t/ Mai/. via. Avon and Pornellarille. dally (except Sunday), Arrives in New York at 790 ,A.7r. Connecta of Elmira with Williamsport & RI. ,mica Railroad for Harriaburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington and points South. 220 P. it Ligh.taiar Express, Sundays excepted, stop , for wood and water only and arrive. Ire New York 100, • N. 8.15'1. c. MeV York Night Pryress, dairy. Connects at Flornellwille with the 4.15 p. no. train from Dun kirk, and &meet. fa New York at 1220 r. N. Also connects at Elmira fait Harrisburg, Phlladelphts aid the South. ' 1 - 'I.TO P. sr. eineiassii Expert; daily (Zzoept Sundaes). raters in New York at 345 r. sr. Connects at El mira with Williamsport & Elmira Railroad: at Great 'Fend with Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Rail . - `road, and at New -York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England Cities Italy One Train East on Sunday, leaving Ruffian at 6.10 P. N., and reaching New Work at 1224 A. AI, in ad rare* of all other routes. Banton and hew Enema vintagers with their bag eeire. are traurferred free echo-ire, In New York. The beet Ventilated and most Luxurious Sleeping Cars 111 THE WORLD accompany all night trains on this . .. ~ RARZAZO checked through and fare stray s as low as by any other rent.. 1"?'" ASK FOR 71DERT4 VIA. Earß RAILWAY, chick ran be obtained at' a I principal ticket °aces ID the West and South-west. H. RIDDLE. WM. R. DARR, Orb' ~a pq."' Gaul Pus Agit. febl6'6ll - , _ ._ _ D R. 1 tON'S CELEBRATED PR EPA RAT lONS 1 rza PERFECTOS or IIEpIcAL,K-ZINCE DR. LEON'S ELECTIVE HAIR RENEWER. hill a p titive cure Err' lia'dsess ti It restores gray hair to no original color. It is a tool*. not a dye. and sofa upon the teeretioni. It Immediately street,' falling out of the hali. If alleviates • trivalent and Deadaaras. It radical', maw Dandruff andßumors It keep, the *ealp heilthy. coin y a d cool. II is an elquialtely fragrant hair dytssing. If restore*. cultivate:* and branfifi•s the Hair. • It mates hash-hair flexible sod lustrnue Dr Lames Electric Flair Renewpr ha. enioyed a high local repatstinn for many years It, wonAerful reetnrtt tire sod invigorating prolpartiea are well known to the medical faculty of Philadelphia Being ?ally satisfied of the merits of I.Amei E eerie Hair Renewer we have procured explosive ownership and arc determined that every household In out land .haU have the opror tunny to reap ita benefits. DR. -LEON'S INFANT REMEDY A moat delight fel and MR melons care for the ear loss Ills to which infante sod young childeen are stibiect. Invaluable for iisibintebildreit, It itoften the gums, Mates Inflammation, invigorsteintb• stomach and bow els. corrects acidity, and is wean and speedy ewe for Celle, emote and windy pains. A moat excellent pre paration forLebildren of a restless •n i hal fat beb:t and in all are air...mom% griping. vomiting or other in wad crier, It gives loamediale ease. Used for more than half a century In the p, iv .te practice of one of the most erninen• physicians of Phil-dolphin. In sow placing this article within tor reach of all our countrrmen we would remark that ire know it to be a reaadr of unri valled excellence, and that it hen proved in then•ande of cumu we are resolved it chill in millions, a priceless belga, Yoe sale by Druggists:everywhere. , SILVER'S W r kili POWDER ! Bares time, labor and aseney—makes It:Sahli:lg a pas time sod Itoniay a Pardial.' Sold shore. Try it. dere ly Address ill =lam to zrentEtt lc SWIM. , &la Propriatora.lll\ North T. ltd Street, Phila. FREE. TO EVERYBODY A large 8 pp. Calalope, tea hie-•rig Fos r .41 tumors Tao Knrek`es, Plalolee. Btroehee. Moth Patches, Sal ones, E options and all I torotrltiee of the skin Row to fore. whlstwo. restore, earl and boautlfr th• hstr, renew the age. cure Arttokeuottee, Nervous 14b1-ltr. and other trai.rot and yalueble n'ortaatlniv. Evervtodx...sead Corti!. Addreaa AKAR/CR, Aticrers & CO., Ch.eatistb, 2ES Myer Street, Troy, N. Y.nov29-tt . , . R .8.. II 0 V A L : . ; _ GROCERIES !! GROCEIIIE4-.1! ! The subscriber has removed his ,lock of groceries from the stead ,bon the Late fa, Depo' to• the room in the brick block, on State street, some: of Fourth, where be 'till be happy to es• friends sad endomera and OH thett orders for goods Ste stock Othemies to I•see aced eafe.fally aoleetied an t ons.ed at the lowest rater consistent with the °Helsel roe Eby invites all In need of effendi:le In his tine to es !dm a eall. T. SCHNIMDER AMERICAN ARTIST'S UNION AGENTS WANTED ReHale snd ensrgetle persons. mods or female, are vantad to solicit suivc-iptons for our eourevinie, and to - snob a offer very liberal cash ludaceinents; also, @plead' albums to sobsen:ters. Circulars suitable to be o canvassloa, togethe• villa all neeessary papers, • be fort lobed on apolication. Address. with reference, ~ AUBRIJAN - ARUM' MUM?, • "no2il tt 23 Pine Street, Nee York. r u CAN GET GOOD - 11 1 11 AT ONE DOLLAR PER POUND, _ AT GOTT, PATTZR3ON do CO.'S Mb Trench Ghee'. Tate.Ps. no= tt I)ussobtrr Bora OF UO-PASTNRR!IIII P , The Eros heretofore existing under the name of CARTER & CARVER, w.dhaolved by mutual enema; dation from January teth,lBBol. Pr. Carter rtfring. The book. of the old firm may be found at the old plats. Prompt 'aettlemauta eel/seated. B. CaIPYIR. J. B. MUM. Mr Carver has associated his sotivitik bite. and pin continue the business nods the name and dem of J. B - . CARVER It C 0... Venice nitre and well selected stook or Dean*. Nan eine; Flint Chsenleala, new Phan:weediest Prenara *yea, Rare Partamee. ranee Arnold, *a. "rbe sap/triennia &min of this hone* are retained and Dorton can rely sped being correctly screed at all tiara. Norton.—Thitanyteso of lir. J. 9. Carter have also Even aseared,.aad•ha vUi be happy to meet Inn old friends and mastomme at II PARK ROW,—THZ OLD DII.Nu. mll4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DWELLING HOUAES first class brick bows and half lot on east fifth Atroot. Pilot a'ata brick bolto and two elf, lets, corner of Cheotnot and Tenth Atronta. - House and lot of Kra Bogen, corner of ?ranch and Preond Streato. noun end fit city let on VIM Street, clear Cherry Cheer: • House and lot on Biebth Stre-t, west of canal. Pouse:sad lot, 49 by 165 fest, on mirth 'trent, west of Bag Lfinit. Bone , sod lot, r 2 by 125 feet, on Myrtle street. /otitis of-railway. Flutist and lot, 60 by bf 1 2 feet, on Walnut, near Sib street. • Two veer &iamb's housee atidlots on French St. loose and tot on Eleventh street, near P. ft. B rail rout Pei , * 51,200. Chum. We hese a number of !Inns., and totes/m.os trona 25 000 to $l5OOO. House and lot, 83 by 125, on West, Ninth' Street— pies 12.500 Bonze and half city lot on west Flab stmt—p re $1,590 • House and lot, 45 by 160 feet, on suet Ninth Stre t, -;prine 23,250. Frame house on 13 b street—very chem.. Brick hoots In Wesleyvllle sg acres groand. sl,3oo—worth BUILDING LOTS. Two etty lots on Eleventh St, west of Myrtle. noe city lot on Twelfth St , west of Myrtle. S x city lots on Eleveoth Street, west of Walnut. Two city lots no Eighth St, weit of most. • Six sty lots, on Eleventh St , wait of Canal. 0 e-halt Int, earner , Wabout boll Filth a t. Twelve city me,' 33 by 130, Chestnut St, south of ralbrar. Seven city lots, 29 by 130, Basle nest Chestnut Street , Teelwo city lota, 85 by 150, : Maori , Street, near Ch•stote. Two city Ines, 42 by 165, Hickory near Cheetnat. Six city lots, 41U be 121, Buffalo St out 2 , 141 it city lots, 41Ii by 125, 17th B t, cut. Fire city lots. 42 by 165. 11th St., ne_r East St, - One city Int. 41 by 120, Zoe St.. Five city lota, 41 br 165, oth n tar East St. Three city tote, 45 by 134, Sa•safras Street, Ihotb Erie. Three city lots, 43 by 135. Omen alt., South Eric . One cat y lot, 41 by 15.1, BaHsloSt.„ rest. Ore city lot, avby 120, corner of Eighth sad 141 free Ste. Four 10te.40c16:5, on 1. - th street, between Parslii Wallace street.. Your tots on Eleventh strut, between Parade Wallsee.ruete. BUSINESS LOTH Three lots. 21 by 100, earner 'lth and Push Ste vane lots, `.:14 be, Ism, earner 10th and State. Sls foto, 21 by In, eorn«r 24 and Stets Fits. ills lot«. between Flereath and Twelfth Ss. Twyr lute, 20 be 140, Sta•e, sontb of 12th street. NEAR CITY. Bin fire acre ldta do Botta, road. Fonr fourteen acre tuts on Rl4O Road, half al from city limits. FARMS 167 acres to garbotereek—good itoproismtnta. 185 ser+s in garberereek—good impressment& 60 acres in Ilarbarereek—mmd improrsonent, 70 acres in lisrborefenk—good improvinents. 62 sena • 1-2 milts cut of Erle—good lisp meats. • PEMMUMWM • arm of 15 acres in Mill Creek, 4 1-2 _cells ho• Good brick home*, barn. tine young orchard, all quality grare4 land. Mee 84,100—the impute* • worth the money. 20 ace's blear Cooper's Mills. First OW frame Pay desirable sad ewre •keee. OKI acres eight Mlles sotitheaat of Erie—good imp' incite. 112 arras ar Not th Etat. 100 acres In Green township. 64 sere. in Mill Creek, two miles from city. dO ems In Mlll Creek, (car rolls. from city. el) acres in Klagee-Ile, OD H M—i prevm emEYentsL. AYEi k RRR. Agents acid Dealers (a Real Feat n•se2:l tf Reed Rouse. ET* AT THE SIGN OF :I , IIE FLAG! NONELL, STEPHENS do WILD NO. 6 EKED Mint. Harlot wrlde large purchases iaNew York. Bost sad Philadelphia, we are cow prepared to ale reasoriabis prim oar lug. and wall 'ejected S TOGS. OF -' GOODS ! 011.6 , , MICK URI 1.;0101111, nun Ikea asps; in T nam, Empress Clot! a; Poplins, Franca and Iriab; Mack and Colored Monacan Chi eked, Phi :and Striped DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. DE bevia.4i Wo - $ De Linea; Aniline; Caton and Robe de Chamber. LACES; Valencienes; Muni, Chipper.; Polak and Thick. SITAWLq, Lori-and Square. rataley and Broth.. CLOAKS end Haupt'bre"; 'Balmoral Skirts. large stork of Cloths:for men and bork gear. W, oleo Blanket', all qualities and prices, Canton Painele. Bleaebiol and Rrown. Flannels, Plain and Ch-eked; 4 1Ik watp Flannel". t'rio's, Fren.b Kngll b and Domestic. • itemnant Mote, Bleached ma Rrown Cotton.. • Cotton Yarn, Cotton_ Ratting, 'Pirko, bonnie' and Stripes, Knit Goode. Hood% , Nablas a d Greakfaat wl Sha's Woolen and Cotton Hasterh Balmoral li, se, YANKEE NOTIONS! 111 GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS! Bradley's Dupla Elliptic Boon Skirts MI Our iroek was never Co NIT and comelete u at the present time. [ItEtIIBIIIIIICF/ 4 ip AT 'TEE SIGN OF THE FLAG,, NO.'S RIM I.IOUB C MONELL, STEinIENS & WILDEY. treptV.Z.V] PRODUCE MARKET. if: F. WORDEN & CO., Would respectfully announie that they hare opentda store at NO. 429 FRENCH sr, BEI'VERN ITEI AND 6TO, ERIE, PA., . Far Mt parasite and *ale of ALL RINDS OF COUNTRY • PRODUCE, BUTTER, POULTRY, NIUE; are. • -55: Er Orders from-sibroed will receive prompt latest tion at the Lowest ➢Market Priem re The klitamt price In Cub paid for Produce. facld•tf DOFF, PATTERSON k. CO., . blb PIF.NC`d. STREET, HAVE GOT GROCERIES TO SELL THAT'S SO! PORE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD. ... Preferred b 7 all pnetteal painter. - Try it, area you wil . have ote other. lianulbeturaa oral by ZIEGLER. & SMITH. - WHOLESALE DRUG. PAIN? k GLASS DISAIX3R, No. TM North Third Strom; PhDs Prieklr F"4 FOR SALE.' Of 1313 was. about lin acres cleared, the balanew la tied timbered hind, with a home and bun on it: • young orchard of RIO grafted apple trees and sone ether (roll trees. Situated. drat fares South of Samuel Flekr•an'e, on the Way Road. and about f0ur...1;01 ficsaltrie, Pa.. in Weatikillereek Township. Tar huirar particulars enquire of novliktf. - ' CONRAD BROWN. T tilt OURAT PTItaNGTti k Ma TUNIC: (Not I Whiskey Prepor.tink) 1100FLAND'S Ot4MIAN BITTERS 1 will cur Debility rssultiog limn any cause what're, Prostration of Om syst.in canoed by aassaCtuardsbiA *anonym, foyers or dlaeaeea of amp life. Eoldiera, eitirsua, unto or rem &Int ta or yontb,wllltind in tbio Meta.. pure Tonle , . not dependant on tad liquors for their almost rot rarn'ous effect DYS PEPBI•,_ And diseases resulting from decriers of the Liver bed Digestive organs, are wed by ' 1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. Thum Bitters ba• ;Wormed more MIMS Sim k i t.; satisfaction, bus more testimony, two mom sespectabla pimple to vouch for it than any other &glib to the soar k•t. dvfy soy one to cootudict ltd• Itlerettloo and vitt' pay SI,OUO to any one mho/mill Malian ettliadit , published by an that is not matins. 1100FLANDIS GERMAN BITTERS, Rllt tare every sue of ehron'e or nervous debility atm deem.. of the kidneys. Observe the lolloyring symptoms resulting from disorMrs of the digestive organs r Constipation„ award Pike, runners of Mood to the Bead, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, HaeoUnisni Dll gust for fowl, Fula's” or 4 eight la the Storasth, Sour Eraetstions,rqskius or Fluttering et the Pit oelhe Stomach, Swimming of the Heed, Clamed aitid:dillicalt Breaching, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or *dine . ..at. .ng Sensations when In lying posture, Diraoess of life • ion, Data or Webs befure the "lght, Fever pnit Doll Fele to the Bead. DeCcieney of Perepiration, Ye:lowness o: the 'kin and Eyes, Pain Ia the Side. Bask, Chest, Lambe. /se,. Sudden Flushes of Iles!, Earning in the Fleth, Coo 'teat Imaginings of Evil sad great Depression of :1 irita. lisounan, that this Bittani la not alehoolle contain*. no rum or whislpy, and cannot collo drankaids, Ent it the beat tonits 'albs world. READ wliO SAYS SO FIOM tie►. W. D. e•elerteg. tutor of Twelfth Baptist Char,:la. Platads. Gautlemon— I hare recently been laboring ruder the durtzse•ing effects of indigestion, accompanied By a pt os tration of tEinterrette4ye tem. Numerous tern-dies were recommended by Mends, and some of them teo ed. to without relief Your iloodand a General bitters sere recommended by perun• who had :tied them, and win.** favorable me•tion of these Bitters Woo d me to try them I must confeu that, I bad an %version tol Aleut Uedleines from the .thousand and mu" gout "Elitist, whogeordy atm seems to be to palm off sweetened a• d drugged liquor tipon the community in a his way, and the teed• icy of which. I feat, is to make many a con ks-toed drunkard. Upon learning that • ours wad really a medicinal preparation I took it with happy effect its action, trot only upon the stomach, but upon the nervous equerry wad prompt and gratifying. I feel that I bus derivedgreat and permanent benefit from the use of a fe • bottle. very re•vettully • ours, W. D. SEIG/PtED, No. 264 Thackamizoo • t. IE3 From th e R es , g. n 'Pelvis% fireietant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philada. I have derived decided benefit from the oleo( Hoothosd' Oirman Bitters, and Ifeallt my , privilege to worn . .. a Tend tito them a* a most valuable tonic to al/ v are enßrinii from went debility or,froct diseases arising from the derangement of the liver. - Yours truly, From Rev. 1 , . Vereg!. '.uitor of tit. Ps.....Tun‘ a• ''.t Cbcteb. Fbiuntat From the man, respectable recortroiendattong gr. Dr. ftoottanWederloan totters,' eieitidneed to pselp' • :o • trial. After cuing aereral bottles, 1 fopoTthenttelte . goad remedy for docility. ands most excellent tons: for the stomach. D MICRItItet: Fro n Her Wm.. , rolth, formerly Pastor of the Wincers turn and Itillulle (s. I ) 2aptlet Churehee. Raying Deed In try amity a number of bottles of p.n. liontiend's German Bitters, 1 hare . to lay I regard Men uen excellent medicine, apecially,adepted to Tem.'se the disease they are recommended or. The• strengthen and to .rate the du stem when dentlltatiri,ind are 1..411 tut in disordessof tits hue, Ines of appetite, hr. ,' net I ( r.leo tee 'lc mended t em to sectr =I ft , of V tr:ends •he hare tried tbs.., an &won thorn great', benetcial iu tilt restoration of healt Yours truly, inf. S ITFI, 04 HuteAiroon St., Mimi& BEWARE OF COM:TEREITS. See that the signature of C. L. JACKSON' le ou the m wrapper of eieh bootie Shou'd Oar nearest"droggist dot have the artiLle do not be put off by ang of thi iotoxicating ureparat , en that =ay be offered fp its place, out send io us an, w. will toward. securely' peeked, by express. . Ptincipallnce cod Manufactory, No. $3l Amt. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JOKE , ' ix EVANS [Successors to C. M. Jackson & Cp.,3 Prepristo,* For sale by druggixta and dealers In every town 1.. ib United Statclie deerek-tdoetffiffl COAL. lailli TaJ PLACE TO - BUY COAL 617E1P IS AT SALTSAIAN CO.'S„ Coal Yard, coracle c (Twelfth acd.P. 'eh S' recta, Erie, Pa., who keep col:latently on - hand Lablab and PPtiton (For. ea*, lump and prepared, Shamokin, E,g over, and Nat size.; Sitominen for gut* and 'team, and BLOSSBURG, PITTSBURG AND BEAVER, For Blacksmith Purposes. Onr Coal la all received by rail, le kept on dry plank WELL SCREENED BEFORE DELIFEII We offer great iod..cemeote to parties er4sblog to lay' to 'Emir Twist supply, a so to dealers porth.slog by the car load. Jr Cite a. *qU and e vino tee to give eatidie Con J alit CtetLtt $L SSI.DI & CO. TUB GILBAT ENGLIMII UHMEDY. PSOTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATE!) FEMALE PILLS Prepared tram a PEesertplon of ele : .l. Clarke, 11. 11., Phyaitlan Extra-;rdinary to the Queen. Tara invaluable medieine is unfailing in the core of all linws painful and dangeromi diseases to which the female constitution la subject. It moderatea 111 excess and re. moves all obstructions from whatever seals. A speedy care may be relied on. TO 3IARRIiD LADIES it hipenullarly'suired It will. in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. CAUTION. filis should not be lobes by Females daring As FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, asLtry ars lure to bring on Afircarringe, bat at say stater fiat& thAr are safe. In all cams of Nervous and Spinal leectious, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, tali Rs lion of the Heart, Hysterics and Whittle, these Pill will agent a core when all other means hare failed: and al though a powerful - enledy, do dot contain iroo , calomel, antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full direction. in the pamphlet around each pm. kage, ybich should be canto oly _preserved. Sold by vll Druggists- Price SI ter bottle. SPECIAL NOTICE. It is the fate of eryery valuable medicine to be coun terfeit d. Be cant;one, therefore, and see that the let tere & M." are bl wn in the bottle, and that each wrapper tears tl • !ae•etmlte•o! the signature of I. C. Itedarin & Co., and Job Motes, Without which 12013 r are genuine, N. B —One dollar with eighteen cents for to tam eoeloled to any authnrized agent nr to the sole grcaral need. for the United Sta... azd Britie4 dominion.. .IOEI MOSES, tortlandt- lit.. Neer York, will (Clare a bottle ecotainfog eft pill►, by retorn securely wiod bra, all rbeerystine Agent• for Vrie, Elan k.Wartil. and J. 11 Carer at. CO. O.IS- .1 ea LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH ! L! FE- HEALTH-STRENGTH ! LIFE-H EA LTH-STRENGTIT ! DI:. JUAN DELAM tliitE,tt SPECIFIC PILLS Are prepared by the limoleers. ra ranetere k rrapont. phartgaeoeatiate, No. "la, Rae Lombard Parts. from 11., proscription of Dr Jean Delamarre. cht.l physiolak to the Hospital du Nord on tart- (deers ' • LITTIIIR OP ILICOoVIONDATIOW.L__ :Pasta, May ath,lo. Gentlemen—We have aced the "Specific Pills. made from Dr. DelmanAi prercription, during ',vela' ... re past, in our private and r abbe practice, and have brood them a most energetic and efficient reared, to series of Spe tostorboria or Nominal Weaklings nigi.tly, daily or prima are eraluirinr; essoal weakn 1 , 6 or impotency; speetsbierangement•rf the venous aydeco ; eeakoe it. orislog from eseret habits and , sr zeal excesses; reale. tiers of the genitatiirgaosi weak spine; affections of the eves; i•Lime" or 'brick dust" d • poMta to the urine; "Milky" dischargers; paleness of tie akin, with sunken climbs or bloodies., lips; •ipinchrd" feature; irregular artirn of the heirt, and in all the ghastly train of symptoms aristrg from over nse, obese*, or iris, frogs any cause, of the nervous fore. We earnestly advise the profession, and al persons fua• riot from any symptomatic or organic affsetiong or the genitoitainary evisisme. to use theft pi le. With high respect, we are your' most einceireW R A...Bitstaterstas; M. D„ G. D. Do/same. Si. D. Jess Ds Lanese... To Garancterc k Dupont, N 0.216 Hue Lombard, Path, Sedent.ry and studious oecupaticra, vie. anxieties. or whstever da to Impair the vital action of he Mani, distressing and embarrasslog dimerders cf the ei ile nano. Fredonia. elorgyorro,and 'wryer* there- Are, who are es...chilly liable to there weakeesses, should resort promptly to Pr DelamarreetSpeolde rills. • pamphlet. cont.ining full particulate, wPIC direc tions and 'deity, printed la Pesch Canaan. Sparta'. and Coglish, accompanies Yach box, and will be mot, by 0 2 e. 1 , free °remit. .0 any who will write for it. Pelee El per box, or six bores for $5. Fold by an the mil:Lepel druggists, or will to sent b 7 men, securely seal , d from all 114•111104011 on receipt of the spe-ified price by a n y, arthorised agent, or b• the sole rne.ai agent. for Muerte*, alr&R G. gong & CO, 27 Cortlandt At., N. Y. Authorized agents for Erie: I. B Car. sr & Co.. Ball & Warfel. octlB-I.eoir OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS ! F. A. WEBER I CO., 814 &Liss Si., Hare e2tioaeneed biopics Pratt k Co.'s celebrated Baltimore 0 , Nara, which they mill melt althea by the ran or cue. These Oysters are considered the beet in the market. .tiotala saloons and private families sap plied at low prices. octe-dar tuaNDA scowl"; by her next Wend, } In the COurt of 0112112011 Stephen King, Pleas of Erie Co., ve: 2 No. Nov. Tenn, ]bell. ' JA112.3 scosy. In pursuanoe of a rule of oust, duly entered, the un dersigned, appointed to take testimony in the above entitlid cue. will attend to the duties of his appoint— ment on the tid day of December, A. D. 2838. at his eines at Wells Corners, in the sonny ot Brie,eammensing at 10 o'clock a. m. when and where all parson interested may attend if they see proper. BOBER? NESIIIPer, Consmisstona. nova noZI4I ..- fighsuivelkiusTiAN * qualm • BM Allt:ll , lolr*_erbas Now Yorit 1 A FREki TOPPEE AND EIPICt ! ili, tvwslieir . wk. Ono handreekita lawn Pt - 1 Mackerel. an a the Cod ' • ar 13411 Ili n, • IL D. 17.:CDALL. moor. and
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