Terms - of Publleition s a byriitioit ,Pticiii2.s3 per year, when paid in ad -43.te„ irtot fold until the endor the year; Ador ogrg rate,' made known on appt 'dation at' the ° mei.. All emmunleations aboold be addrered to , . anrrx *Pining, Falter and Proprietor. Business Directory. •. T J P3I43PFIRNSI, • Arrortvrt Law', 17ainn 11111 s, • Frio County, Pa. nol-Ima• y t . - • T • 1 1,S I rians tboru , r, Stith St titair ...al PO. , it erviAn. . i.rvIAVItT it LAW. ettrard. BMA 001211tV. IRO nibs? Ansinsta attended to•vith 41inatell T R. WRTMORR. rnsantr Ler .In Ws. ltie O 4e : „, Chyvntb wh A vot r rrio, Pa. slur s 781 - , ' , ...W M". !Innis NUM,. gypNeßlt. AL - NUAVM, \ A.I 4I ItYRTI. Alf. Corwon.coos AT LA W. core. Pare gon RINA. near Korth West corner of the ewe. gm. ..0. rri.. rt. FIRNMETT. Immune eri •se P*Anl. Odes imeotid 1111 0 ... D'ronell Rtreret. b►hHm Pin nevi r F tGt./C o Writwrfrst. P a.. PRnruirpn3L -44000 4.06 , 1, , 44 .10111 . attontfmt oPpo, to rronfort artirtt&lva IR. CAMPIFI PA WV. tratTra . or wra Pwacna ParlTaa r „, 57.41 nl Farrar Trall, INN Pa, W. r Arrnßywr T.AW ANT. IMMIX 07 TARAelit: O.noinn nod rlntto •onot. Croor•vftneer and Om. , In Ogre+ ta WM:to, nnuthwest Onrner of fifth nod ! , rs.of • Thie.PS.. •pl fril6-t. N evi STORE. JOH, l'uosrninitors. at the new slick store. Karla Pillars. bag hand a 'large aisiort. Dent of nrogerfea. Provision. Wood and Willow Ware, sines. Liquors. Tobacco. cerars. he. to which he re goctfullr calls the attention of the public satisfied that se ran offer as good hargatrui na can he had In any nart r ef rre county. inarlio4ls.lv r, no. C. nevarrT, M. n.. T ThrrArriatir Awn qrllnscsal (MI ee Irma Park .treat, over C. glntera atom—bntiti. 1.1 the ntlktpneA of C. W. lto'nn. ld Army Annth atbn L r en ParrtfrAs street ("Mee liners from 11 n'ele , A. I f., nntil VP. W. mv'n'er•e F W. !MIRO de en.- ,rholietale and retail dealers Soantbt•elte Ititeminnule:atti Illn”bor2 coal and .n. 4. 47einiee lllrb Lynn for fennariaa. ~d preemied for bone* nee. ewe.. on „bawl. Y•T4/..COTIOP tab and Ifrele., and core.? Myrtle and Rltner et., 2 Nowell west of the Union *epet, *lie. *a. • F. J. YR %Stitt. M. ilomeonathie Plytaielan sod Parroon Office and rethlormi fart Pe...h qt.. ,man.lta the Park Mteo. Ocoee been from 10 1. 12 A. Y. 3to A P.ld, and 7 t+ s P. M. . at6-em• R EAL ESTATR FOR littLß. . Several very tholes bnsinese lase oa Stats Street. be tween Seventh and Sietith 'Vesta Eut aids are t red for ono on Teri rouonable terms, if applied v rtaniro of WV A. f3Af.AIIATTEI. A cent. J OHN C. BRICHIR, Dokunt Tx Dim Gams. gammas. Crnelrorv, Mkrilrart, Nalla, Mask &Nod. PLuitm , ..t.,„ ear. , 'qixth str.ort azirl Pnene 34ttaro. 1•1741 I. OSISOTtrtr, .• • lAverr am S Atli STAMM. on Rirdtb atroot, between state and Frvicti. Fine Rom. and Car -tare, to let ori rwoonshlo term.. 111•OrM14-1, A KING. .VALII.II., VirNICR, IND Iv VIOPO. thrlor, Malt. ilea. T avr, ke. Pmirlotor of A. and Tozer Aro...mite% sod Halt waiehotsea. Pr% Ps. jr176 1 1 tf IT Y. PICKRRI *M. 6. P. R., DiNnay. ORIN. rweeh . story Stem/4P/. Rlnek, soar COM!? of Rood Rnsote oelsl.l, V. 13. 71TAGILL. Thrwrtire. Mlles {EI Rovni-OR fllnek. tl , l7fh tido M 1i Park, PAL Pa Nt. Tr OSELINSON, WILS.I ALMS a; 111.. Pro:MOORS tO 0 1 , MA J. %Trion, ! `rnmmis.inti 31Prehteta. and Wholesale dealers In Ong! l A emits fee N. V. AP.. end People's Lin's. 41 fatimmtrs. ,) Part Pahlte Peels. Fria Pe jatiPl3s ly. - UR TIVST PIANTCs IN AMERICA. -- - Are mitee by S. DRUCIIRR & CO. . 's W Lijial Soils Them. 5t00'6.5 1r wrITKA W1111.1,01.!g. PirrxinzAw AID Cy:mayo. . . . (wo k 2d doer Tsatty's 81oek. Rot Nrk. RAS. PS., stet t•mrfotti. Cht , sttitn F Toth's Ttors. Re.detrter R'eet • RiAe V yelp Pfrol 31 bons* Rooth of Ninth. bnort-8 to 10 A x., std 2 to 3P. N. • ottlSethtt. ILCIRII64. MAMMY, I I AITORWAT it h... Rlotbrinm. Pa WM also nractiev. h adiolninc Counties en• I.o.lLltm• WM. MAIRKS, _ TAITAIL AND CLOTRiII CLIANICE Union Block. elves Dr. Bennett'a Dales.) Clothe' Made. repaired and cleaned on abort notice Terme se euoenkle ine22 ly TITS°. 0. ATENCIIR. ROCKS 88 1 1 1 311.1 i. PRNCEIt d: SEIRIIMAN, 41.71.01MWT5 , Franklin. Pa.. offira in Kary'a TM'ert• atr+rt Pi thole City. Pa. Mire over Romp's Rank. Pnlmdon Ft i'nllectlena promptly tri‘de In all TAO, n. no nil ra [lnns - 12-Bto 1. w Orli:MlLs • CLAIM rwrxo vriirt it ac KWING. ATTORWITII LTD CotrItRILLAILIN AT T.LI/ nyrog ON RpRTXI3 qr.. °Walla Crittenden Manilla. Pa. Colloetiona and all other legal Bart o - vga In Crawford. Vernon en. Erie. Warren "and Parra ennntlea attended to carefully and prnTID.IV Parraitxtras—Wm. A. Galbraith. Petiamin Whitman Jam ex 11111,Soenear k VlTrilfl. 'Erie. Pa. P Ras. R. P.Johnaon, W. D. Growl:" k Mark. War'. Pc ISfOBLE , [CROWN & CO.. Wholesale dealer" In hard and loft coal, Fri., Pa. .riaving dlepoeed of oar deb property to the aQve vaned firm, we necessarily retire from 'the enat .tmde, re commending oar enecesson u eminentiv wor thy of the monedenee end patronage of our old mends and*the Caol2-t1 SCOT?, RANKIN &CO I ItTLE 00ALDINII2, Fashionable 'Mora Fifth street, between -41 h sod sth, Reis. Pa. Caatr•m Work. Repairing and Cutting att•aded to promptly. Cleaning done in t'. best manner. • oinla M ft pREMQUR IMLE POTTERY, n:c THE CANAL, BETNNX . N SZCOND & TROD ST& Hari, Panic undeesignoi haying' purchased the Interest of Wr. Webb, will continue to conduct the above establish. TT. golietti OM Patronises of the enstronets of the old Arm and the custom of the public morally. prenatal's. , In 1110 his utmost endeavor to eve perfect satisfaction. a030. , 15-tf JAY R. CAILDP. F. A. WEPIECK & CO., DIALIU COTT RY 'PRODUCE, GROCERIES, Pe198197013,117315. TBBABT. TOBACCO. Crockery, Willow Ware, Fruits, Nuts, cte., No eli Brine stair, W.t elde, between ath and 9th Ste., BRIE, Pa rob ptid for Country Produce caa2.1.0 W. Itaiurairr. \ P. A W.sout VERY AND 111141RDING STABLEP. I Comas et Priam Axo Tim Stritrrre, Tue. hi,nsr h Johnson, Propristors. Good ttves* and C missesnlways no baud at mOdsratio prim". syl?-tf IV ill liW TOBACCO & CICA R STOUR. _ • •"''''''' rile, ntideritgoed haat /veined • new Tobacco atom*, Fifth etreet, hews. Flute ei,d French, (opposite DA. pet. &lice) a n d win keep condantly on band a choke ~.. = apple of !Inform Tabasco Firtoff and sear , thing ti. nen. \dm in a trot Tob icto store. which they' will ... I t tholes:alai arid retail. Mg and ens cnd.eliltwinr to .. ...i et the best nrazinfutnro. Serioling tobiwo, piper and finer inn& In great mid,. nidrin lir HOAG la ARCHIE. vR. S. 'HUNTER, =NO HATS. CAPS AND FURS, n. 14 Brown's Rotel, to oreine a very dna line of thee-tar which will be sold at very low mks'. PC 1004 wanting anything In the Aimee Ilne will Illzd It advantageous to call. Labe' lure altered and made deed U ' FULMINIIINti 'mugs YON LADIVS AND GRNTIANNN. krarlete of Children's Plain and Pane, • READY-MADE CLOTHING. Ladles' Ready-Made trednellithlner. A tenet) of Gents` istang Aoods. all of 'dash Pobrne tent oh hand sad alto made to order. Oar goods are all mannfactured by outlielvs R talublat•Rtitehlne.ratlntand Ittzldlng &oast 04 et:mbar netts,. leo. a large Twisty ores lent style Patterns for UAW' and Chlldren's Garmearts. All or dem will be promptly attended to • JORV PRRIMILIt. anl9-tv ?myth Rt . batsmen lth and sth. From; enntsrun & CRAIG, Dealers la GABLE ROPE ROPE. PACKING. EIEMP o.t,sur AND BLOCKS AND 900z4. REARM, CHRISTIAN Q. CRAIG, Ad 'WAN'S ApORTIN mi G AND for VINING POWDR/L - Arab for CLEVILAND MINING AND BLASTING POWDER. aa23t • Vgittollei DS6III,ITY. Seminal Weakness, do 1\ t eas be amid by one who km eured himself and UZI. " Breda of others, and will tall youswithlng but the trash. 4414ress with Roby, ' BOX 67, Boston. Moss MEA, • Ctrn7R!'! S AUS4GE , STUFFERS, ottk. eat kind at , • el 601 V . , 40. SUDO% . - ERIE W _ i , SE ' VEIL, • 1 , __ 0 VOL. 37-NO' 32. "In lilting the kettle from the Bre I ambled myself very severely—one hand almost to a crisp.* The torture was unbearable. • • Th• Neuman Ihuteng liniment rel.eved‘tbe pale almost immediately. It healed rapidly sad left very litt'e sear. CBAS. F0RTY:13,420 Broad Rt. Phila. Is moray a nun% of what th• Mustang Itn1• mat will do. 4t is 'unlash's to all cans of wounds, nreillar, sprees, cats, bni4ses„ amble, ate, antler upon =a or beast. Balms et counterfeits. None is gannlts unless wrapped In Ono steel pla'a manning. beiring the sig nature of a. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the prints stamp' ot nenna Barnes & Co. New York. Saratoga Spill* Water, sold b alt Drug!WU 111 All •h 0 Takla a beautiful h•ad of Mir, and lb prim ormition from - liremalime baldness and turisinggralr will not ail to me Lyon•• estsbrated Hatharton. it makes the blip slob, soft and glossy; eradicates dun• drug, and eau.," the bait to grow with luxuriant beauty. It Is sold exersohrre. ' F. TROIRS MY, ilenslat.W.Y. ssayarserra %spring Water. rold by Druggists. dart WAGNOLII.—The prettiest thing, the *terser. eat thing," and the meat of it for the least cconei. °Tenneco' the odor of ponpirskion softness and add delleaey to the shin ; Lye dellatithel ornate; allay headache and indamma•loermd`tra neeessary enemas. lon in the sick room. in the nariltry, end Ultee the toilet 'ashcan. It can be obtained a - Terrains at one dollar per bottle. Sneutogra Spring Watantr.Rold by all Druggists S. T.-1860.—X.—Tna asuattut o Plantation Bitten sold in one you is somewhat startling Tkey would 110 Broadway six tent blab, from the Park to 4th St. "roles msnorsetolY L one_of the institutions of Now York It is said that Drake pain•ed all the socks Is the Astern States with his cabalistic 't. end then got the old granny legislators to pass a law "resenting disfiguriug the face of estate," which gives him a movonely. We do not know how this is. but we do know the Plantation Bittoresell so on other oriole ever did. They an aeon ny ail masses of the community, and are death on Dystonsia—certain They an yarn invigorating *hen languid and weak, and a great alpolfzer, earataga Myriam Water. Bed byRII Druggist*. • Want Din ir T—l. young lady, returning to her eonittry horns after a sop= of a few months to Heir York, was hardly recognised by berirtenda. In Ow!' of a rustle (inched bee, abe had a soft, ruby eompleMbik , o' almost omega smoothness: and Instead of 2 2 , she• really appeared but 17. She told them plainly she used Hagan•s Magnolia Calm, and would not be withoiti tr. Any lady an improve her personal appearance Tory much by using tbis article. jI can be ordered o any &emelt for only to eta. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. Efebratreet's Inimitable Fair Coloring has been stead ily growing In favor for over twenty lean. It acts upon the abseil beats at the roots of the hair, and changes it to it. original . color br degrees. All Instantaneous dyes deaden •rd injure the hair. Efelastreees is ant e dre tot is certain in its reedits, protector its growth, and is a beautiful hair dressing. Price 60 cents and SI. Sold by all dealers. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Droutsts Lioie Flrenace Or Pons tiAll/.10/1 GIYGM...f or Ina gallon, names, heartburn, sick eeadaehe, choler/in:tor bus, wham a warming, genial stimulant Is required. Ita careful preparation and•entlr purity makes It a cheap aol reliable article for culltuary purposes. Sold every where at 50 cents per bottle. • marinas* Ellpting Water, sold by all bravest/ F AMILY SUPPLY !MOBS, Nos. 23 and 24 West l'ark," (Beatty's - Isteekj HEARN, CHRISTIAN CRAIG, Wholesale azd Retail G 0 0 E R COUNTRY PRODUCE, )7.017R, PORK, TIRO, DRIED a SEALED FRUITS. WOODEN & WILLOW WARS, 714 Bed chisli tin le Pan* ivul Oils. Agents for the Cleveland MU `1 thing and Bhutto( Powder. rilr A ( holes and trash stock aims kept on hand, which .0 lin sold at the lowest figures.- We pledge earselvew riot to b undersold, end bridle *ll to give tie a eill. rir The bighpat plat pat far country produce. =ITN U PHOTOGRAPHIC E. H. ANTHONY & CO., Manufacturers of Photographic Materials, Wholudo and Rota, - NO. EOl BROAOWAY, NM 'YOBS in addition to our main bus'nau of Plsotopaphis mstsriels, we are headquarters for the following, Ida.: Steraoseops and Stereoscopic Vie ws of Atamicess and Foreign mtles aid I urisespe, soups. statuary, Ae., stereonopio Views of the Wer,f m negatives made in thourions camptaini, and forming a complete Photo graphic- history of the great contest. Stereoscopic Views on Mau, adapted for either the Yogic Lantern or Stereoscope. Our- catalogue will be gent to any ad "dross on receipt of Stamp Of Photographic Albums,* numbs° are more largely than any other how' —aboet 'O ninths from !O eve. to PO Imens, "or Annum hare the reputation of bring supenur iu beauty and dun. bility to any others. Card photographs of Clenerals, Statesmen, Acton. do One satdogneambraum onc flee thonsu d diderenrins-jects, Including us-prods:a hops of the most celebrated interlining, reintinou Ste. tuns, to. Fhotographani and others riming goads C. 0. D.,c111 please remit 2$ per end. of the amount with their order.- The prices and quality of out gads cannot fall towel fy. nolatm• WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GROCERY STORE. P. A. BECKER lc CO., WHOLESALE it RETAIL GROCERS, /6111-East Cort, of Ito j Peri 4 Prowl Stud, Bmworatot Would nocoetraly eat Woo attemtion of %Ea oantronlll to Motown Steck of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, _ Which ha to desirous toot! at the vsay LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Eflo onorttoost of SUGARS, COFFRES, TEAS, SYRUPS, TOBACCOS, 4 FISH, ac., te not enzpaased tn the city. as ha el prepared to Pon to all who gfee hints call. r Ili Bo nlini keeps coutsaily on Mind • en 4 __ _ ) PURE Lrquons, br the vholnals trod', EcrlOtla dlrmati tits attention of Ms WWI. ' Ris motto is, *.lasiek Bala% Ema il Itaafealiont Cos tbs lionsy." M ILLINERY; Yn Havitna hubs!, opined a ' FASHIONABLE MILLINERY STORE roar doors south of the depot. lent floor to theta*. and is cow prepared to furnish the ladles of Eris sad vicinity with the latest Whim* made Up is the hut style by an accomplished mi lino, just tram one oil ale Emst artahltehtante in Buffalo. We ben weft ansuismeste to meeles all et the tatletsteise and fashions as soon as they are reeefeed to New 'Fort. It is our aim to plisse the most eutidi ons. We hays a larmrsesortmest of Dress Trlnuntose. Notions, ke. Ladle; please mil sod =amiss our Monk before pnlme r i n i s ilsemhere. Blisellne and , drastic flits. eseian meli in our Ilse don* on the cutest notice. mole-Sea a 23-1! tvas Lissarr wens Liu" do more" d better work at sera en; timbal, , other. Try It. Matiatielmred only b 7 ZIEGLER do SMITH, - WiI9LINALZ DRVO. PAIIIT ♦ OL4IB DIUJ. No. U 7 Malik atiet t PbSle. tobrell•lsP riltg, PA, dad dealers to ron4oco, SIMAPA WS, &(. MEI Is and a fin suntratt. BA"' JOHNSON & CO., I=l S TO*ES PIONEER IRON WORKS, ERIE, PENNA. ne stock is the !argue and best' west of Badedo, em braoing among others, the following will known varieties t THE MAGIC , A PARLOR. COAL STOVE - TWO SIM Thil ant l ra la Just the same in pnneipli as the I' P. Stuart. and it in fiery reason! Its /omit. Wa offer it for sale with nontrintid sonliderre In its merits. Tke Xs& la sold by no at a mush lower pries than that of the Stewart, aid is warriated to be an we for It • THE U, S. GRANT-. This le beyond doubt the finest operating Cooking Stove - for hard coal in the ntark•t. There is nolyoub'e in "litho, kindling the ttre.or mussing it sfa.rwerfiv. and Roan be sadly regulated to ware Ju t such • host se is naluired. Piro can be kept In it through the night without danger. Nio one who has ever sees it in ope ration woctid want to use any rather. THE ORIENTAL. Perms .wasting tha 'Orten'al, eao be repelled by us at Low Please. P . AII?LOR STOVES ,We hero the exclasire right in Pennsylvania .or csanntacturirig the celebrated HORNING GLORY! ADMITTED* TUE BEST EVER INTRODUCED. Also on head. the Yodel Parlor, Favorit-, Cylinder. Belle, Pearl, Globe Heater, sad sell• Cottage.. f `COOKING -STOVES Oar /1m& Ls ves7 large, cossistia4ll2l part as follows CO1[IT;1116111TOR (foe wood), ECONAIIST I VICTOR. % FAN:nem:rm. SHALD. EtrYBLIC, rannml. HARMONY, ALSO OSALSBN IN HOTEL RANGE 3 40 ALL SIZES 1 DOOM PST= 6 HOLIC HOTEL STOVE! BLODGETT PASTRY BAKERS for Roble, floamilag Rovser, to SHEET IRON STOVES 1 VIIIINACIII, And, in fad. irret3 thing known to tbs trads. THE PUBLIC AU INTITED TO CALL AHD EXAMINE OUR GOODS. BOOKS FOB THE •IILLLIOPI. CATIGHI3Y, AL:MARY & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONENA NO. II NORTH TARP ROW, dro cow opening tin largest and omit oarofolly nolooted stock of olognotly bound and toontifally Utast:stud 8,0 0 IC S ! Emir beset! to Eda anrimt-tisAndier standard malts. nes &cilia and American Jarenile nook; Andes, Pinter Boaksond March Sentasn, ia tlas styles. Aim TM !MATIONS/1Y A 811411,13, 'Writing Desks. Iransi Ink Stead; lathe Tenet eatl Wash Boys. P Wolk& Steteereses sad Owe. Prettes Carl Plettreh . the mat besatitel Iteadey Scheel Cards is greet voietn-Pertitoeutite; dm& Cases. Chad nob Propellitatelle. a large ce Peary Astaire to Scokh P Phetestepb , ' ttote the best masa hatart.s, t o best stein a" /OM tf CAUGHEL, itoCHEART & CO. EWE CITY 1 MON WOIIIES. LIDDELL, BELDEN & BLISS, FOUNDERS &MACHINISTB, STEAK ENGINES I ,iIND BOILERS. OTh STILLS AND TANIS, DRIVING} .PIPES. PIIMPI - NCI- atas. WALKING BE I AIK IRONS Danixga TOOLE, MILL GEARINGS AND MACHINERY AU ear work le made from the host m►taLL. tot axle marraz to Do of tbo BEST STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP. Ito an sow Whet Lura u y to on Nontitoort .se Moo d ootiottg rk toonittoo. to the Inotoosod Os monld tot oar wo. v. J. T LIDDIMJ OW. BELDItit. - JOBll B. BUM _ I=l GRDYIE & .8AK81398 MIS? PBO/1011 ELASTIC STITCH- AND LOCK STITCH SEWING ifritCHINES I Bold try •EIGEL is ZKletse,tao Btat• stmt. E*.. Ps. jalyr4s-ti T3IIIIORO OW T00W04 , -4. patinas obit too n mend balms boa Worovoro Itob= a = two Doesmod Ow Moto of toratbffitt will for Umtata of NSW= tiossoltroond Ow to an vba ma ft, Oa mile wed endless Or aroltior Of liarolorousdr whtob top To mot. IhOlbroro to prott by Oa aftertisteo modem am do IP' =3 • .101111 n. non 17. . NO. isenannink eta. T. rB -BEST LANTERN TOS PALSKSW , S VS; -IS AT 001 PP, PATTBRBON & op.'s. CI paean -MUM II kris Mob On lb* eft. WEIOLISALR DRY GOODS errbaz. SOUTHARD, CRAWFORD A McCORD, DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, Ons stock is tin lorrot *vas brought to tho ritys consistlog of PRINTS, DILAINE.9. ens, CLOTHS. A Complete Apartment of Drees Goode. Seery lend of wile' to the Notionnel . And, fa short, • !antral amortamt at ma7t3dair ankle.] by'Conntry Dealers. To) BE -SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES Coientry Dealers are Invited to site us s call. We do • vholeeale bade, and "Madre selling at melt prints ea will mate ft to the andintage of inerehents to thle nation to deal 1• Brie,-Instead of sendlig Eat for theh. goods. A. P. ROVTUARD, W. A. Caawroirm, J. W. ItoCozzi. mAy2ll-U LIME FOR rsALE. We would respectfully call the attention of NEW PERPETUAL LIME RILL BETWEEN ?SON! dai'D SECOND BTS. rirife ere ao► in tall operstbro—hare Urn go bead. and ere teemerild to famish it term the 00 thr aborted oak& NEILER k SPOnliElt. CRA•NNON & CO., THE PLACE TO BUY HARBWAREI WI hors to mow* for Book4Cs•Oir. Books. irorthlou scoonoto or eallortious, and out therefor* MILL OgRA,P. • • 1 3 latluwaltho will ena ~tithing to their Dee At SbsQaOn k Co. '8,1.1113 Peach St, sinew EaWoad Depot: - . . The best anortateot or Neeone, At Shannon h col., ran ?WO St - Charted for litsfaigerstmt. sad 11141 Mete at Mammon a COtillitaritch St. Wastsibblas Rottn" ealsbesto d ettlary , ' at Shown C4:1,1828 Perth at. G m sad Patty and DINING 80011. (*.Waste! Ireton 'Aoolit Pawn pans Wan - hong way; At Shannon t C0.'5.1323 Path St. Tar—gumbo North Carolina. at 4 haraaos k CO; INC Ruh tit. Scythe!, Snake sad Bertha&team at 136a.uaa & CoN,l233lPaatti U` Wattle Ifini sntb and Port Pad= &Misnomer at Stumm ilk Co:* 18211 Pasch St. ;Moro ghee. it Shoenon b Co •r. 11111rPibleLlt porters am* Qs Cilia BR Moot, cru. Pi bolo Arista to North batons Perm. for tha Orehlmldtals Patera Axton also Ihrrtogo• Firs awl RN alas Proof Sohn and Irahbuiles Books. ul9-tr HEADQUARTERS PER CHEAP GOODS! • WEOLIAALI AWD EMAIL GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, MMES AND LIQUORS. sow reogiving at their old stand. Asseetean Blau Mate duet •lame sad espertar stook of Orourteic Puebl Wale, I.tougs, Willow. Woods% os's, sad Mese Warey Trutt&- Together with eurythfur fia f ts. ound In a Hoar of this us& withal thee will self am thee* at say ether Ma' 1143iseat io this any for Cub or stoat Undo of onstry proem. They hue alum head one of the Urged sad dud Stooks et ?abeam sad Segue ewe WosOt to LAN to IvbialtUbs, Unite the situates of the 3.U. ar Cali satire sa—a tamtbelapesee la better than = ,l ll ,, l tatr s erasirtly nigh buyers wfil tad mat GROCERY HEADQ,IIARTERR. —KMERICAN BLOCK. STATE STREET ..- .hue% 1161-43 P. a IL lICHLODAICII. n 073 11 BUILDING LOTS it FARM LANDS YO/6. Tuenty-idx ages o' lase to lissbareseek, sate ' 111 x, ilile Emir. • Wet No. lilt. on Elehlh street. VIM of liffrtle-2 lot. SIX by 166, oa Neventh Anat, east of Ash Lana. One lot 74 by 160. oa Nlath street, west of Illrethe: Two lots on Chanaut street, between .Itiabth and Ninth. 4$ tell? 14 sash. Tao lots 40 bY•1110 web on MEM street, OM of Neinloek Ten lets ea Chant street, between Stith and Bererth emits, each 33 DY 112 ooaround rent. Tarots Net. 1,056, Wt. end 1,900 situated oa sorb aide of Bereally betimes Siesta sod Holland attests, sill be 'old ems at.ly or e st. Verr eligible. • Tee lobt4o by 100 O st op nerenth preset, east of Pa rade /I 1 'enema Abided tato aohysalsat lets to the ydlags of Belle Tales. Els lots oa Poplar street, berms Sem% sad Elslith streets. Two lots on groaad taus on Pea. hottest, agar the det. Eteslaseelata. ton El Assath street, inset of Peach, 174 feet host oa Stets 'bast. near Youth street, to lots to ult. 430 Berm of old 1 lows lands. A hoarse lot ea GOMM street. • lam ander a blabstate of eulthraller a one bait mfU front than Sir handred sad forty saes of thablr lu d to sots 0011 inter lot and dock west of Stat. street. Si lots on Illzth street, west of Cherry, on ground re. h Serra lots 33 by 114 on Cherry Stmt. next to 12th street. Also, houses and lots In various parts et Eris sity aid suburbs, all of whirl are °gored on &Torah' topes. gtrtng all a thaws to emus a home. f JANES SILL, 515 viima ft; doeG4m• grADELPHIA & *RIB RAIL ROAD. ssioinostranosss the Mortbsra iSsd Novara mantis of Possotirsals So the oily ,of 14*. 1: rake Ads. It boss hued b the hatasylosais road Coopooty, sod Is opindsd by Son. MIN OP sumo= Man At nn.- Lan Dastward. Nall 'Man 9105. m We Express Tuts 630p.m Qom APICCIL ..... ............... . 144 a . w mitre Wastward. Watt Tuba. pos Me tons TM* 10 00 a. w Warm wow. ' ............ ..... —..600 p. as cilia; thrmqpo ea Übe V% hill sal Im p i ts=rlthast chimp bp* grays beams Philadel• phis sad Wm Wm Taft maamtlaa I Una Wow Talk at 000 sae, shies at Erie 0 104. at. Lame trW at 446 p. ay swim at Now York 410 p.m • • - Illeasart Ilimplag Cam mi all siglit bats& I'm tafaszmataa basiami apply at armor of We a=at= r att• AVr Indakt , bastama at *ha Clampaael amts. - 8.81 hla. ISTOII. Ja. same Mb smktedurt Straits Ph J a . Wladal. UTROLIA Ibis. • R. nowif. Smut W. Q. It. R., RattLems. H. H. AMMON . Gamtml }might amt. Phila. B. W. OWTIRItn. dna Halal Apt nits. • 1.. TIMM 4•Nimsi • aParistasaant i , rak; AL ivOTICIC. 1 li The enderesed hiving tees dilly the Germs' of the State Aumonve FOR THE CETT.OF HEW, Laa evapall as AsAtlas aad easualadam Bum pew tto cam sad Ira of ONICV k oanwitir: On eteto stm4 opposite the Pentane; where he alt he found at all them. Partam heels, env irate to Cs pair of at Plana of Pzieste ea* ant and n tether a I. Misr to mane' them te ae. Oat dmir ohm attended te anyertere In the efts. naedgeummta mapeethalls sethdtadaed prompt setttnerste wide after oath walk *nation sake tan len le web wee. Mai WlDeltenalre dill A alit.sDaTit, lettionst fan, and! lined Iletmatfatta ay:oaten pall., havtaa geode to tdsoose of to aotlf me in that thaw as that I taamall them as theaters days. - K. canwiw, Comadadaaad Midtown 411101% 4 cßownr. Andlou &Gomaladaa 111whsats. HEARN& CIIIIIITIAN & GUAM . Nao lut soolinal • trash lot of 1 - PAINTB.': OILS, BALD LINSEED Olt!. 'Min AND USD 00.. ERIE, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1867. na WPM !MUM Eau, Pa. JOBBERS i 5 .110ISPIY, {?LOVES, BLBACITIO & BROWN BEIBBTINGS. 1111 BUILDERS & LIVE DEALERS To on: Situated on the Canal. .Ntar Ur?. Dock. at Bbasraaa &Co:a, 1343 Nadi St. F. & M. SCHLAUDECICER. No. MEDICINE GIVEN. OM DR. ' DODG-E, OF ISLINGTON - 41.TVIVIii NEW YORIL, PAACTICAL PHYSICIAN, ?OR OIIIIONIC DISEASES, - I Sot New York City. Albany. Montreal. •Wwee; Detroit, Chicago. St. Louie, Cisolionil, Dalton and Wheel. - fng, has taken • FABRAR HALL. ,ERIE, PENN'A, Whirs he will publicly beet the slot, free of ebarge' r from 9 a: m. till II p. m., without money sad without price, I . olllrirr n t DiTI, COINENCINO oassimgara, TUESDAY.. DMHin3ER 25TH; 1866 lie Vieth° 'token ' , Omni oi Frown's Hotel until JOaum 191.12, where those who Pe able and *Wog to pay may come 12 , 0 X 11 11.; f[. INIIIr 9 P. Y. UCH . DAY. lectlissdiisines *lnn • exempt Ansi AMA where. by s obrmicsl sealyeis ands colors= mooch:, brreatiga4on of the bluod, It me be' found neeenearyt.to prtecrlhe certain Blood Retnedleo, which combined with my reoulisr magnetic operation, accelerate a perfoot and radical cure. • No Smiles' Operations P.rformed. Chronie Dioesson Cased. 4idate Palk' intently Relieved TIIE LAME WALK! THE BLIND SEE! ' THE DEAF ILF.AR! - Over Fffly 77u,.usand Operations in flue-Years • Dr. Dodge's prone, is mostly diseases of a chronic nature, and cases given up as in curable. ID. treatment is peculiar to himself, although there have been men in all ages who • have bad the same magnetic power over the diseases of the body and mind, (some call it the "Gift of Healing,") yet few have possessed it to Bluth an extent, over nearly all di and verso's,. It is a life and 'vitality passed from a strong. healthy body, to a, weak one, that restores the lost or unequal circulation of the vital or novena fluid. SO powerful is this Influence that persoin who hive for many years suffered from diseases which have been pronounced incurable, and to whom medicine has been administered with no good effect, have been restored to health in an incredibly short space of time. It will net restos a lot member of the body or perform other inspossi .bilities, but it will always relieve pain, from ishateeer 'cause ' The erotic. Is hued upon the most strict principles of science ; there is nothing miraculous or supernatural about it. It is in harmony with all manna laws. Many eminent physicians of other practices, riot only acknowledge this power, but receive the treatment for themselves and families, as well as advise it to their patients. Dr. Dodge does net profess to cure every ease By tine tmeatzneet 14 test. but lb tew usta ntea for inveterate cases of almost any curable Chronic disease, and so sure is the effect that but few diseises require a second operands, except Deafness, Broken Bones,'Dielocatlon. Bad. Curvatures of Spine, and Suppurating Tumors. .Even these will be much benefited —always relieved from pain and sometimes folly cured. The diseases which yield most readily to the curative agency of this method, as prac tised by 'me. are Dyspepsia, Constipation. Asthma. Angina Pectoris, Milers's, Lose of Voice, Rheumatism. Rheumatic Gout, Liver Disease, all kinds of Sexual Weakness, Dia la; w er . T 7Reellirs '&117 Heart, Eruptive Diseases, Convulsions, Hys teria Neuralgia, Thrush. Crngestion of the Spleen, Irritation', of Stomach, Diseases of Kidneys. Ulceration and dieplatterneet of the womb; Morbid Appetite, Wakefulness, General Debility, Weak Spine, Nerrotie Deareesion, Difficult Breathing with Pain in the Lungs, and Wear Eyes. Paralysis. Cousumptionand General Dropsy are the molt slow and uncertain 'with tins treatment. Patients affected with these have rarely been restored. They are, however, always-benefited. Deafitess whendependant upon destruettott of tympanum. Ameenteeis dependent 'upon paralysis of optic nerve—incurable. All oper.tlons performed in the sabre ball are open for qinoism and investigation. N. B. No vises are •,pabltehei except by perntimion, Fred. Onitisod. Dayton, Ohio. Destine : enriOat Olegg's Hall in one minute. Had not Imrd a witch tick in one ear for twenty years until after the operation. Slay be re tarred to. ,;•_. AU X. Elisabeth"' Brown, Springfield. Ohio. Falling of the Womb, severe pain across the back, extending over the hips; constant beer log down; pain for 18 years; had been treated by the best physiiians in the country. but to .no privpose; went to Dr. Dodge, end in two WeMICP was completely ,cured , If. S. Mitchell; 198 Wabash Avenue, Chico go, Illinois. Dyspagels—cured. T. Hildebrand, 185 West Lake street; Chi cago, Minot': Wife bed-ridden for 'four months. .Pfolapsus and diepiscement cured. Rev. A. H. ?Tombeau, Springfield. Ohio. Weakness of the spinal column: disabling him from manual labor. Five days after, an operation by Dr. Dodge, carried a quarter of beef up • pair of stairs. • This is to certify that I have not spolten • word above a whieper:ln three years and nine months, until I clime to Dr. Dodge. at the American 'loose.' in the city of Cleveland, Ohio. when, after two operations by the Doe• tor, I am able to speak as loud and 'distinet as ever 'could. MRS. EMMA. HOLMES& Euclid, O. Sworn and subscribed before me this 154 day of August,lB66. WELLS- PORTER, Justice of the Peace. ' :Tbie is tq certify that I have been eo &Me ted with Deafness' from • severe attack of measles that I have been unable to hear for thirty yews. I have been unable to hear common conversation. I have tried eminent physloisue,.bnt all toles purpose until I went to Brainard's Hall to the city of Cleve land, where after two operations by, Dr. Dodge, I am able to beer quite as distinct as ever. ' : MRS. WM LINDSEY, 24 Seneca Pl.. 01eTelatid. 0. Sworn and s ubscribed before me Oda 15th day of August, 1856., WELLS PORTER. . Joann of the Peacre. To all whom it may concern : This is to certify that I have been affected with parelyehi of the left arm for • the past eight weeks, and have not been able to lift aty arm to my bead. In feet I had no use of it, and bad not the least feeling in it from the end of my finger to my shoulder. and.seuld bate it pierced with a pin or pinched without feeling it in the least. But se fortune would have it, I went to Brant's Ran and was Woe rated on• by Dr. Dodge, and after one opera tion ray asst wao restored to it. natural feel ing, and now I can Ins it as well as ever.. LYDIA IC STARKEY. Sworn and subscribed, April 28th. before HENRY PEPPER, Notary Public. City of Harrisburg. Pa. Wm. W. Miller. Lancaster. Ps. Nish!ly emissions. Buffered months with bead, wake._ taloa% pains in various pule of the body. forgetfulness. melancholy and great mental despondency. Cored by two operations and prescription giuen by thuds:loot. Will answer Inquiries. (leo. Bean, Sorantan. Pa. Scrofula - eight years etanding. Palate entirely eaten off.— Deep ulcers to the tons Is and pbarans. A two operations and the nee 'of one battle of Blood Purider I And myself well: voi3-tt ^attests will,psy In proporttos to property. Ne-ebergi will be wide for second apos al tles 'bra It is found weessinirp. • • desiffir• ' TEsilliONIAtS WNW' WHITMAN, EDITOICAND PROPRIETOR _ tnivirit. If I die grit, dotty' LOH. Mj , inward soitT, made free, - Shell at Beane% MO- portal, To wait sad watch for thee.- To wait sad Intel' for thee, love, And through the deep, dark apses To seer, with human loogiage, For thy radiant WI. all am stare of heaven, Don only shill I see, The mirth star of my passion, Halt Heaven for hobliog.thee-i- All Hessen tor bolding thee„.love. An 4 brightest in the spheres, Dr thy smile Ilintnitted, Or ballowel by their tears..' lore. Ifirst, dear lore. I feel that Ibis shall be, For Nesters wilt sotto fiestas Patti it's shoed with thee— Until Ws slaved lab GIN, IhTle I'll 'Hagar sr the tats, " Os NOT geordisa To 'teach thee bon' to Tait. • I And Ilion thins hour 'hill cons, And thron' tbs Melding night I see thy happy -spirit - :17,slkoaring ? yob‘d is light,- ~ 2trtite!thill foils:Mb to- make th ee, • Arra, throat* thtlltatinttAlsoir,' Peas ;Width thifif;heldsistrm----• • Mahe one Tot asarroinra.--- implioilw of Truth. I witnessed it shOrt time ego in one of our bigbicourta, a beautiful illustration of the simplicity and power of tl.utb. A little girl nine years of age, was of fered sale witness aeainst the prisoner, who waslon trial for felony committed in her Miter's house. "Now.l . Ensily," said the conned for the prisoner,! upon tier being offered as a wit neas: I . "I desire to understand if you know the nature of an oath?" "I don't know what you mean," was the simple answer. "There your honor ! said the couniel, addressing the court, is anythinst further necessary to demonstrate thetalijiity of my objection? The mantra Vlould be rejected.) She do - es -not comprehend the nature of an oath." "Let t'n; see." said the Judge, "come here my' daughter." Assured by the kind tone and manner of the Judge. the child stepped towards him and looked confidently up in his face with a calm, clear eye, and 113 a manner so artlesii it went straight to the heart. _ "Did you ever take :In oatb?" inquired the Judge. The little girl stepped back with a look of horror. and the red blood mantled in a blush all over her face and neck, as she answereil,—"No, sir." She thought be intendetVio Inquire if she had ever tibia phemed. E. *. . "I do not mean that," said the Judge, who saw her mistake. "I-mean*ere you ever a witness before?" He banded her the Bible open te fo you know that book my daugh be looked at it and answered,i'Vee, sir, it is the Bible." . "Do you ever lead?" he asked. • "Yes, sir -r-every evening." "Can you tell me what the Bible is ?" •"It is the Wont of the Great God," /she answered. "Well, place your hand upon this Bible, and listen to what I say," Ind be repeat ed slowly 'and solemnly the oath usually administered to witnesses. "Now.' said the Judge. "You havebeen• sworn as a witness—will you tell um what will befall you if you do not tell' the . • . :"I shall he shut up in the State prison," answered the child. "Any thing elße," asked thh".ludge, -1 shall !mikes go to Heaven" "How do you know ?" asked the Judge arm. - The child took the Bible, and turning rapidly to the chaptercontaining the corn mandroents, pointed to the injunction, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against 'thy neighbor." "I learned that," she , said, before I could read." a llas ' any one talked to you about your b'ing a witness in court here against this man 2" inquired the Judge: "Yes sir ,"' she replied ; mother heard they wanted me to he a witness, and lest night she called me into her room and asked me to tell' her the ten commaCdments, and .then we kneeled down together, and she prayed that I might understand how wicked it was to pear false witness against my neighbor, and that. God wAuld help me, . a little " child, to tell ,the truth as it' was: before him. And when I came here with father. she kissed me, and told me to remember the ninth commandment, and that God w3nld bear every word ritaid "Do you believe this ?" said the dodge. With a tear glistening in his eye and his lips quivering with emotion. ''Yes, tir,"'said the child, with a voice and manner that showed her conviction of the truth was perfect. "God bless 'you my child," said the Judge, "Ton have a good mother. The witness is competent," he continued. 'Were lon trial for. my life. and innocent of the charge against me, I would pray God for.such a witness as this."l She told her story with thni simplicity of a child, as she was, but there was a di rectness about it which carried conviction of its truth to every heart. She was rig idly cross examined. The counsel .plied her with infinite and- ingenious question ing, but she varied from her first state ment in nothing. The truth as spoken by that child was sublime. The prisoner bad entrenched himself in lies, until he deemed Mussel: impregnable. Witnesses had falsified facts in his favor, and villainy had manufactured a sham defence, but before her testimony falsehood was 'scat tered of like chaff. The little child, for - whom a mother had prayed for strength to be given her to speak the truth as it was before God, broke • the • cunning de vices of matured villainy iu pieces like a potter's vessel. The strength that the mother had prayed tot' was given her. the sublime and terrahly simplipity,, (terrible. I mean, to the prisoner and his perjured associates,) with which she spoke, was like a revolution from God himself. • Asiehmsci or Remelt Wouvr.—The an dent Romans, in some respects, vars.'s' advance of the present age in their prac tical physiological knowledge. This was especially thcease in regard tothe women. They seemed to.burfully aware of the fact that a hardy rice Must tie born of Ihealth ful mothera, and consequently may usage or practice' likely to affect injuriously the health of women was viewed by the State with suspicion. The muscle; were sys tematically educated. Frequent bath ing was required by law. Large -bath hmisea were established, which were Owes of common resort. For several centuries of the best ages of Rome, it was s criminal offence for a Roman mother to drink intoxicating liquors. kt•the time of our Savior on earth, and for a long pe riod after, it w wan consideriel infamous for a woman to taste wine. For a guest to offer I glass of wine to one of the women of the howl , hold was looked upon as a deep insult, as it implied a want of chef thy on her part. History records several instances where women were putt° death by their husbands because they smelt of "totietum." , • The consequence of this physical training and abstinence from all intoxicating liquor was, that the Romans were noted for their endurance and strength. Had we these to habits', with our superior Christian civilisation, we should satosthh the world by oar physical health and strength. •AmeMiu:t Wonders. • The greatest:cataract in She world is the Foils oUNiegasa.where the water from the great ITpper: Likes forms a river of three-quarters shit mile in width, and then suddenli being contracted. plunges over the mails, two - columns to the sleuth of 170 feekeitob. The greatest aye in the world is the Mammoth Ciiikle Kentucky, where any one carrmaka *voyage on the waters of a subterranean river, and catch fish with out eyes. • The greatell 'tier in the world is the lthatissipin, 4100 miles in length. The largest valley in the' world is the Valles , of —lb° itisinssinpi. It contains 500,000 squire tail., and it is one of the most fertile and profitable regions of the world. Tbe largest lakerin the world is Lake Superior, which is truly an inland an,, be ing 430 miles- in length and 1,000 feet deep. - The greatest mars of solid iron In the world Is the Iron Mountain of Missouri.— It is 350 fa" high and- two miles io cir cuit. • The largest ( grain port in the world is Chicago.- Tb largest lumber market in the world is, Chicago. ; ;The ferret beef 104 fArklastiktit tbi)ralciavaiesio. The largest single-tnlumeeTer pobWab edis NYebater's Unabridged Dictionary, du American work—the hest of the Jan. guase—containing as much matter as six family Bibles.- The largest aqueduct in the world is the Croton Aqueduct in - New York.' Its length is forty sod a half miler, and it cost twelve and a half millions of doll ire The largest deposits of anthracite i coal in the world are in Pennsylvania—the 'mines of which supply the market with millions of tons annually:l'nd appear t be inexhaustible. The largest bituminous coal fields in the world are those of Illinois, which con tain four times as much as those of Penn- sylvania end Mx times as much as all the coal fields of Great Britain. An these it may be observed. are Amer- ican "institutions." In contemplation , of them, who-will not acknowledge that ours is a "great country." SLEIGH-RIDING WITH A WIDOW.—Snow bed fallen, the young of the village got up a grand sleighing party to a country tav ern at some distance, and the interesting widaw Lambkin sat in the tome eleicb, under the same buffalo as myself. "Oh. don't." she exclaimed, as• we came to the first bridge. catching me by the arm, and turning her veiled face towards me, while her little Ayes twinkled throng% the moon- light. "Don't what ?" I asked ; "rtn not doing anything." "Well, but I thought you was going to take toll," replied Mrs. Lampkin. "Toll !"' I replied, "what's that ?" "Row!" exclaimed the widow, her clear laugh ringing out above the music of the bells; "Dr. Meadows pre tends he don't know what toll is 1" "In deed, I don't then." I fii!f, lEighing in turn. "Don't know thett4 the gentlemen, wheb,,tbery go oqt on cs;! sleighing party. claim a kiss as , toll Wits* they cross a bridge?"' "Well, I never!" When next we came to a bridge, and I claimed toll the struggle of the widow to hold the Tea ms not sufficient tol f tear it ; anl, some how, when the, veil was removed, her face was turned directly towards my own, and in the glittering of the moonlight, the horse trotted on himself, and toll was tak en for the first time by Dr. Meadows. goon we came to a long bridge, but the widow said there was no use to resist, and she paid up as we reached it withiaut a struggle. "But you won't take te a ! l for every arch. will you Doctor?" she keit. a frirrN i ty; to the guns tior reader, aleighride-with a widow, and take toll at the bridges? A Mons'. Crusts' LODOlNG.—Thereis in Pekin a "House with Chicken Feathers." where houseless vagabonds may sleep for one mill (the tenth part of a cent) a night In an immense ball the floor iis covered two or three inches in thickness with chicken feathers. The customers are in troduced into the hall and take the first place they can find. They disappear in the feathers as if they were in water. All ages and both sexes lie pell-mell together. Over this dovyny bed hangs a canopy as large as the ball itself; the canopy is made of pelt and is perforated with as many oval holes as the hall may contain sleepers:— When the hour is struck for closing of doors this canopy is lowered to the floor. and every sleeper hastens to thrust hie bead through a bole in order tc breathe air awl escape . being suffocated by the feathers. At the rising hour a gong sounds and each slieper pulls his head out of the bole-to avoid being tangled by the canopy, which is pulled up to the ceil ing be hooks and polleyr. This secures the waking of all the lodgers. They then go to the office and pay their mill for their night's lodging. THE Law.—Two dutchmen. who built and used as common a small .bridge over a stream which ran through their farms, bad a dispute concerning some repairs which it required, and one of them posy tively refused to bear any portion of the expense necessary to the purchase of a few planks. Finally the aggrieved party went to a neighboring lawyer, and -plac ing ten dollars in his hand. health!: "I'll . give you all dish money if you'll make Hans do justice mit the hri,lie." gliew much wilt it cost to repair it?" asked the honest lawyer. 'Hot. more ish five dol lars," replied the dutchman. "Very well," replied the lawyer, rocketing one of the notes, and giving him the oth. ; er ; 'lake this and go and get the bridge repaired ; this is the best course you, can lake." "Yeas," said the dutchman Stow ly,±yatta, dat lab more better than to quartet mit Hans ;" but as he went along home he shook his head frequently. as if unable, after all. - to see quite clearly bow he had gained anything by going to law. Durausonons.—We would call attention to the opinion of one of the leadine papers of Canada on the subject of Gift Enterprises: "•Meet of our readers have no doubt read some of the numerous Gift Enterprise, Gift Concerts, dr.c.. which appear from time to time in the public) prints. offering most tempting bargains to those who will_ patronize . them. In mote these are gigantic humbugs. Ent • there are a few respectable firms who do buil nets in this manner, and therdo it &someone of increasing their wholesale busbies', end not I. make money. From such firms, it is true, ban•feome and valuable artiolre are pro- cured for a very small sum, and what is more important, no one le ever °heated. Every person gets good value for his dollar ; ,because as we hare stated, it li intended to act as an advertisement to increase their ordinary bus-. loess. We have seen numbers of prizes sent ant in this way by Sherman. Watson k, Com pany, of Nassau Street. N. Y., and there le gi doubt that some of the articles are worth eight or ten times the money paid for them, while we have not ems or heard of a tingle article which was not fully worth the dollar which it cost. rut this is only one of the exceptions to the rule, for as a general thing the parties en gated in this business are nothing but clever swindlers.--Saturday Reeder, Montreal, E. C., Jms 18,4866. - dec.2o'664t. it you want a correct likeness Itu to Wager. & Co.'s photograph rooms, 1828 Peach street, above dipot. Having bitrodnoed all the latest improvements in the ark they dot ter themselves they can satisfy the most • fae- MMus. They have the most plessaat t and airy rooms this side of 'bewilders °Woken improved baoligromid, beautiful side Lions and a large Ufa sized mirror. !strap; the subjects Gad look thirmeelees squabs the flee while the.piston it bale; taban.—. ?beaky light is the largest la the city, std asst lee be takes **lndy day. omen Me Owed. 8411./60. - grist ThM4ClMbs• Blessed is the - titan who lath no but lifaiss in abundanor, for he shill be t• last's' favorite. A. long as 1:11f.0 smell of hist* and tobacco. the women have a right to defend themselves with mos, . A. lidy contributor stsy. tha•resson why tall men -always succeed in MAtrimollY. 411 because all sensible - womesilaviwify men. A bny of nio• years old laittiy - said to a boy of sever, '•I am surprised to bearyou talking to much about the girls • I didn't at your age." .. , "Webb up here, and pay your lodging," . said a deacon, as he nudged a sleepy wor• shipper with the contribution bon.: Artemui Ward says them tire no daily papers published in bit trrintibitt liters is a ladles' sewing circle, whic11:104000* mo PiltPoe• A titan being asked, uti n Aft binteSif on the grass, what Of his ambitiot replied, _,Nitii.eg widosr with . a bad MOW, • - , A widow said one day has: 'm ko rp , 'When you are of my age. you dreaming of • husband."' "Yes. mataccui, ,L. repli id the young lady, "for the second time. aOh. I am so glad you like birds! What kind do you most admire?" said • wife to '-•-•-• her husband. "Well I think-s good tur key, with plenty of seasoning: about as good as tiny." "Why, isn't my shirt clean!" quoth one Bohemian to another. "Well, yes," was the attswer, "it's clean for-brown, but it's awful'dirtY for white." -• • . A soy's idea of having a tooth drawn may fio summed up as follows : "The doc tor hitched fast on fa rite, pulled hie best, and, just; before it . killed me, the tooth same aut." "Do you propose to put Ike into a store, Mrs. Part ington Laced a. friend, "Yes," reptietLthe old lady ; "but Pm 'pestiferous to.fratinemiiiish:—.Emate tell rye wholesome trade le the bestibuS believes .1104,1lte ringtsil will tie the most benefitious to = - him." "Tom," said a man to his friend, only a day or two since, "I think it extremely dangerous to keep the bills of small banks on hand now aaid the iither, -1 1 find it far more difficult than .dangemtw." "I wish you would not give me such short weight for my meney," mer to a grocer. who had art outstanding bill against him. " And I wish you wouldn't give me snob a long 'Wait for mine." replied the grocer. The following' order, verbatim, was re cently received by a Chicago undertaker: "Sur wife is dad and 'wants to. be hurried tomorm. At Wunncr block. II boom wain to dig the host —hi the side of - my too tither wives—Let it be deep." In Dielbeth, New Jersey, it. is said, the single men are asserted . one dollar more poll tax than tie married ones ; upon. which an exchange snitefully remarks that it has no doubt they piiy it Cheerfully, "as a tax on injuries." A 'Noun TO PATIENTS —Fathers warn your - sons aminst indulgieg in stronr drink ! Hundreds of the young men have been - I ruined by early ir.diacretion. Hundreds more are on the verge of ruin ? If pa.. rents would manage their children prop. erly while young, moat of the -vices of in temperance would not follow. Goon Ntlia FOR BICONLON.S.—Among the . many new inventions is a button that is fastened to cloth without threw'. - It con sisis cf a button with. a wire to be inserted • into the cloth like a cork screw and then pressed down flat, al wilco form a ring to hold the button to its oleos. As this in veniion whit enable moult° keep the but- tens on their shirts, it ohristes the necea-, ritY of wives altogether. A tall Eastern girl, ridged Short, long loved • a certain big Mr. Little, while Little little thinking of Short; laved a little lass named Long. To makes long story short, Little proposed to Long. and Short longed to be even with Little's ehortosmings. So Short, meeting Long. threatened tents:ly Little before long, whiclicausad Little in a abort time to marry Long. Query—Did tall Short love big Little-less, because Lit tle loved Long 1 . The annexed, duly signed, etc., recent ly appeared in one of the Western news • .s -rs : '•Whereas at 1. articalar tunes I let me have liquor, which is hurtful to me and detrimental tl society ; this is, there. fore, to forbid anyperson selling me liquor or letting me have iton my amount, for if they doso I will positively prosecute them, notwithstanding any promote to the con• trary at the time they may let me have it." An Irish 'boy, trying hard to get a place, stontly•denied that he was Irish. "I don't know what you mean by not being, ao Irishman," said the gentletnan whom he was about to hire to; .'but this Ido kn,ow I that 'you Was born in Ireland." "Oph° ver honor, if that is all, small blame tltat. Suppose your old cat bad kittexte-irt4the oven, would they be loaves d hued ?" The boy got the place A story is told obit Westerti•Teandidite who came upon ''a poor white mane' who bad a vote to give, if he did do hie milking. The candidate, Jones, asked • him if he should bold the now, which seemed to be uneasy, and the old mss consenting very readily, he took her by the horns and held fast till the operation ' was done. "Have you seen Robinson (his rival) round here lately f" be asked. "Oh, yea • he's behind the barn holding the -eater Love Yocs Esavuts.—Some years since a clergyman in Litchfield county. Ct., was reproving an old radian for his ,cruel and revengeful-conduct towerda thorn that had offended him. "You should love your enemies," observed the parson, "and pre serve an affection tor those that hurt you," "r do I ive my enemies," retorted , the son of nature, band have a great affection for them that hurt are." "No snob thing," returned the clergyidan "Iva don't love your enemies." ""I do" "Who are the enemies you love ?" "Itu u and cider.", Ter 3fortoss or • Warms, . .—A gentleman has made a Calculation ot. the revolutions, whieb the wheels of an American watch make In a day and a year, tirstrample: the main wheel makes 4 revolution" in 24 hours, or 8,760 in a year; the fourth wheel, (which_carries the mooned hand) 1,440 in 24 _boors, or 4728,400 revoluttons in year ; while the beats or vibrations made in 24 boars are 3Zj8.800. or 141.815.000. in • year. Have you read -the table of the 'clock pendulum, that, frightened by the_ work of a year, forgot its present duty 'fug Monies Wousg.—A Salt Lake cor- respondent says: Toe exceeding -plain ness, not to say uglines of Mormon wo men is a fact that has lbeen _ commented upon by almost all thei different visitors to Silt Lake Cl.y as indeed it was butes; unite fur the most mrsory observer to avoid noticing it; but although often mentioned. I doubt if justice believer been done the subject.wlnob appears to one beof those general rules to which there are very. few: if any, exceptions. ICsorry.—A young fellow was taking a sleigh-ride With a pretty girl, when kismet a Methodist minister who was somewhat celebrated for tying the knot matrinswibl at short notice. lie stopped hfist.: and asked hurriedly—Van yea:tie:a knot far me ?" "Yes," said _Brother "L guess so; when do you want if, donor “Well. Tight away." was the MAY it lawful,i though, here In the highway?* asked the_ wag. "Oh, yes, this is se good a place as any—as•safp as the chm. , lt. self." "Well, then, I want a knot tiedln my horse's tuft, to keep b out of the snow!" shouted the wicked wag. as he drove rapidlyaway. Occasionally the Philadelphia Age his a spicy paragraph. lo a late lumber it maliciously pricks the wind of the Rs& cal historian, Ilmeroft, who is Puha* the most inflated perion in - America alma General Pope was unseated. That paper wrpl(r. Bancroft vs distinguished forms* alisility to female charms. Even in hie ' ashes lies their wonted, firm." We hays heard that - last mummer, riding at New port, tetna•tete with,* ehertnikikyoung lady, the historian whispered to the inter. Inds of a-tror "don't mil me 111: B; oaU me Gawp." -Thelweg woman said not wild, but, some time after. in • large company at dinner. Meow the table, abe said, "Om*, land MI tho ' ,r,:. *
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