6rie lretitig Obotrytr.
C, RIE. TA., JANUARY 24 1867
!voirtr.s WAXT6D.—Can any one tell, asks
exchange, how men who cannot pay Small'
'4. can always find money and treat when
r rening among friends? Can any one tell
men who absolutely dodge their washwo
1. ant are always be,hind with their board
can p , aar billiards nizht and day,. and
,!ways reviv for a rr.me of poker or seven
Can any one tell 'how some men owe
it hntehera. owe for rent. taitorii g, for
&c., • and yet have everything nice—
. ~s s iers every nicht, wear fine clothes and
re an the • delicacies_ of the season? 'Can
one tell boy men live aid support their
;Il e a - who have ne income, slid don't work,
others who are inclusietegs and con.
employed almost starve.
Ova EICONNOSS.—In the hurry of business
' e have neglected to notice several homy°
e ntg and changes in our exchanges. which
e trust those interested will overlook, know
eal they do that we are always reedy 10
salt a •kind word for those who deserve it.
The !slew Castle Gazette • and Democrat
!nee to ne enlarged to eight columns. took
as nest as a new calico dress, and brim
good reading matter. We infer from
,appearance that brother Blocs is meetieg
ith the'reward ht ie BO richly eititied to
.e Gazette devotes special attention t4liter
cre, but 'its political department is well
opt up. and hes the ring of the true Dem--
itic metal.
There are few men whou. retirement from
P elitoriat chair will be more reerettej try
nsewho know him than that nf .lphn H.
!rat; taq„ of the Clinton Democrat" A
.orongh printer and a wbote monied, genial
on. he leases the fraternity with more friends
.a fewer enemies than falls to the lot of most
lure. His mtnagement of the Democrat
eyed him to be a worthy successor of Mr.
ieffenbach—a compliment that any man
ght to be satiefied with. The DeMoorai is
w edited by Messrs. J. W. & W. P. Furey.
o gentlemen of experience, to whom we ex-
nd our beet wishes.
There has been a general -upheaval _in the
is ce of the Oil City greeter, both Mr. Johns,
e editor, sod Mr: Dow, the rublieber, retir
r, g, to give piece to Air. E. C. Gray. se pub
`=her and proprietor, and Mr. W. C. Plum
, pr. a. editor. IlAw the 'Register Will be able
W get along without the reedy pen and fertile
?..:;', ind of Mr. Johns, Is more than we can - nn
ir ' wand. The paper has from the first b ee n
: .e of the but in the oil regions, and the
. 'citrons spirit it havalways shown towards
. s., leads to to regard it with more than com.
i „
on -Endues.
Who of the craft in this section does not
ow Fred. II .Braggine, the fat, healthy
d jovial editor of the Greenville Argue t
ell. Fred. hes been takings partner—not-one
I the petticoat -sort (that he y wisely or no.
iFelv. did long ago) tint auother of the same
.s as himself, .W. H. U. Damara by name,
ho will perform the editorial labors while
red. is groaning under his official duties at
It arrisburg. The paper has, donned a new
and looks well, reads well, and we hope
raper" well
The second number of the Normal, edited
ty Prot. CoopeLof the Edinborg school. is be-
L , ore us, It is taatilp printed, and the contents
I . re'inraktable to all d.
interestein the cause of
- .lucation, and especially tesehers,T -- The Nor
..tl is isqued three times a year. at twenty-51.e
ents a copy. Address T. A. Cooper, Edin-
Suture's SoLus.—Tbe Sheriff of the couu
y aJvrrtises that be wilt eell at public outcry
t the Court, Muse. on Monday. Februtry
th, the forlowinZ properties.. The terms - of
are cash, as usual. and if the purchaser
;oes not "fork Over the stannis", when the
troperty is struck off, it will be re sold, and
•e held re•ponsible for the loss that may en-
Two tracts of land In Venanao \ t toweehip,
elooging to Nelson Bogble—one containing
.7 acres and 52 perches; thg other TOO serFs,—
t suit of Nelson Tabor, in trust for Wm. W.
c¢h•e. Charles Heath, D.'6. Beter. et,. ►l.
Tract in Concord, belongyng to Walter W
nnit and W. D. Miller. con,ltiiing 100 acres
ni 100 perches—at suit ueol Bleeper, use
te H. D. Francis
Seven acres in Girard townebip, belonging
Simpson,—at suit of Galllford, Hay &
Two acres and 73 perchrs in Mill Creek,
ith small frame house thereon, - lielongring to
Inirew Bartlett,—at suit of Charles Deie.
Ilouae and lot in Corry. belonging to James
nd 'Margaret I t orett,—at suit of Thomas
`= Chapman,
VArm or 100 acres, with frame house and
ether buildings, in Greene, belonging to Elam
ei Ontalpie,—at suit of 'J. Barton, use of
eras Lindsley.
. 1 _ Eighty-five acres, with small house and
barn, in Union township, belonging to B. M.
and L. D. Wheeler,—at suit of G. Mosier
Latin Corry. belonging to' Welter
Smith,—
at suit of Jeremiah Steffy.
One' hundred and thirteen sores,
provenie‘nts, in Greenfield,, belonging to the
heirs of Geo. W. GaTitt , deceased,—at snit of
Eldridge 'Raymond, admirisirator of Aaron
Raymond's' estate.
Ono acre, with frame hoagie and bar* In
Elk Creek, belonging to .T. M. Wood,—at snit
of M E. Ilall.
Pottery of 'Webb & Childs, in Erie.—at suit
of Dtvid McAllister, use of Joseph McCarter.
Dnelling-House, of John Marvin; in
Wati.rford,Lat suit of Harry Strong. •
Brick dwelling) lots. &c , of Julius Degmeir.
in Erie eity,--at suit cf Wm. J Sterrett. •
Lot, &c • of S. S. Itoberte, in Corry,—at suit
of dime.; Forel.
Dwelling house, &c., of Lyman Rmitb, In
Erie, —at .uit of Keystone National Batik.
Atiother house and lot in Erie, belonging to
' , Man Smith,—at snit of Dolph Bros.
Two tracts, of two acres Keit, in Wayne,
and lot in Corry. belongimfo S. H. Hill,—at
snit of A J. Whipple, use of Hollis King.
Sixty-twi aereq in Girard township. and 50
in Elk Creek, belonging to A. N. Wnitz.—at:
suit of Battles. & Webster, use of John S.
Keith. Execution also on first named proper
ty, at suit of McConnell & Webster, use of
Ralph Bowman, now u.e of John S. Keith.
House and lot of Thomas Hopkins,-in Union
suit of Ezra Copper.
Thirty-nine acres and 24 perohesin Greene,
belonging to George S. Smith,—at suit ef Jas.
Casey. • - I
Lot. of George A. and 0. 11 , P, Dickson in
Corry,—st snit of Stott, Cssepbell & Allen.
Lit of F. $ .Wells, in Mill Creek.—et snit
'. o .t Amanda Wells
'The Conneautville itecordopealiing_of—Vte!,
postponement of the aunt al meeting of the
Like Erie Prece 4esocistion, makes the sen
sible suggeetion that the "precedent estab
lished that the editors in the plat* mit t re the
meeling is held are expected to foot the bills,
should be done away mitb." We accept the
proposition, and Mare to amend that in case
an entertainment is thought advisable to be
hold in fault, etch member in attendance pag
his proportionate share nf,the expense. With
such an understanding, ',and the fixing of a
regular point . for annuator semi-annual meet
loge, it seems as if the Association might he
Placed on a sacceisful footing.
• Sherry's Theatrical Troupe ie at present in
Ihrriaburg, where it ie meeting with en
raging s uccess..
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oaraurm..l
Pennsylvania's Dead.
In'Pennsylvania's hietory
There's many a brilliant name
Of stltesman true, or chieftain bold,
Whose deeds rank high in fame.
From him, the great and Chriztism rage,
Who first -gave glory to the page,
Down to the last soul-stirring hour,
Which saw her clad in hope and power,
A: star too bright to dimmed be
iry ethic of the envied free. -
Where'er a valiant deed was (lane,
Wbere'er a viot'ry proudly won,
Her ourdy sons their valor blest,
And of their life's blood freely lent,
And marched through misery's Aerces
"throes, •
To burl from power their country's tom
Where great Ohio sullen flows, -
By Schnylkill's murky flood,
Oa Surquehanna's lovely shores,
' Their deeds are writ in blood.
AU hallowed is the sacred clay—
Made mellow with tbeir hones—
Where more than Roman warrior's lay,
Freed from the battle's tones.
Wb, crows Atlantic's surly wares
And pitiq old Europe o'er,
in search for places of renown,
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When here is richer lore?
Europa's fields have crank much blood
To Rid tyrannic aims,
But Liberty i led on our boats,
Aod consecrates our plains.
At Valley 'Forge's noted mound
What thoughts ennobling rise!
See bow the tnaffering hero paves
Ms pathway to the shies?
Wyoming's rich and blood.hougherale,
Where is the eye scrbold
That has not shed the pitying tear,
When its sad tale wails toad?
marble marks the fate
Which crushed a daring hand,
But. ah! their leaderlived to serve
With valor great the land.
Revenge deep.seated on his brow
Gave vigor to hts frame,
And history records with praise
The deeds of gallant Wayne.
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Oh, Iheir's were proud, aye holy fates,
-Who in th' unequaletrife
Glad yielded up their richest boon—
Man's dearest jewel—life!
No eon:mass limits marked their oou , se,
Nor bar their deathleo fame - ,
For Freedom's flame, when truly felt.
Permits no sottish olaim.
They need no monuments—those men
Of sterling worth and patriot deed,—,
For front In glory's rank they stand&
And none ,contest rich-earned me, 4
Each true roan's b ast (casket 111
Wherein their. memfy's deeply lie,
And never can they ergot
Till Libefty berael ':hall -die.
*Tannery, 18GO. _
By-thc.way, the newspaper men of Eritrea*
the most enterprising of any in the city. Were
the rest as well up to the times es they. Frie
might soon be a successful rival of Buffalo.
and the immense oil trade that is grabbed from
right under her nose by Cleveland. %flak
and New York might just as well enrich her.
We sometimes wonder that she don't'ge.about
fortifying herself with windmills, after the
fashion of the redoubtable Wauter Van Twitter.
Certainly she imitates that worthy individual
in never coming to a conclusion, possibly for
the same reason, CZ That she conceives of
matters on so grand a scale that there is not
room in her head to turn them over and exam
ine both sides.— Union Mills Star. -
What the Stat says of "the newspaper men
of Erie" may or may not ha true, though we
certainly hope it he the latter. But its assert
Lions against the general character of our eiti
tens are not well founded, and we, fot one do
not intend that they shall pass uncontratilcted.
We bare traveled come considerable in our
time, and have yet to ylsit a community
of the same size where the citizen, as • class
exhibit ;mote pnblio and private enterprise
than in Erie. We do not deny. that our tit •
is still defieiert in many important partion.hm,
but take •it as a whole, - and there are few aim.
=aides of the same population and 'wealth,
that excel, and many that do not equal it. In
point of alMost everything that is commonly
understood to mean enterprise, Erie will'com
pare favorably with either Ileadlne.
Lanese
ter, Harrisburg, TO'ilt, Allentown, • Scranton,
or any of the cities of the State which rank
in the same clans. The remarks of the Star
are, of a kind which several of our -eotemrio . -
Tarim+ published in neighboring towns are in
the habit of applying to our city. The editors'
of these journals are either not acquainted
with the progress of Erie, or their conclusions
are based Cu a prejudice as unjust as it is Bi
lotti:AA. If they, will pay us a visit some day.
When we are not pre-occupied, we will agree
to Show them around the city ; and if they
don't open their eyes in astoniabment at the
evidences of prosperity and enterprise which
have grown up in the last five years, we-ehall
Promise to let them abuse Erie hereafter to
their heart's content. ,
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CAUSES FOIL TEIAL.—Tbe followitig cases are
pet &we for dial nt the Court ecancteneing on
the last Monday in the month ; _
`io
adley sliinnig vs Foote and Lindsley,is
sue, Ackarly vs. Lunt, __Smith vs PerloYs 'Vac
Buskirk vs Milks, Use of Cooper vs Smith et
al, Strong TR Stun ,et al. Stisrrann vs Spires.
limier vs Wrrren et al. Gulliford vs Plckenger,
Brie Gas Co vs Ilavirratick.Farrar vs Clevriand,
Henry vs Colby. Shouts & Servant -vs Yost,
Patterson Ns Caldwell, Bliss vs C. P. &A. R.
R. Co.. Scott et al vs Janes. Leib vs Miller,
Clark vs Miles. Dailey Adm'r VII May!Wtileber
vs faughey. Sherman vs Winchester, Richard
Adm'r vs Waldron do. Corry' National Bank vs
Moore et al, Wright vs Dunham et 10, Alcorn
vs Comer; Gregor vs Wee, Road Com Le
Bccuf vaPitift,Onntingh am vs Graves,Shields
v Simonf•Com tuts Vaughn vs Bo'd et al, Com
use Bnyd et al, (six cases,) Maltby
v. I"rebiott;'Stonee vs Wright. Beck vt Reek,
Miller vs Dalton. Willis vs Stubbs et al. Peters
vs Lynn et: al. Crapes. vs Erie City, Gloth vs
Traey et ill- Mott vs Loomis & Bose Gail vs
Robiruson,"Weber vs McCann. Edmons vs
Sherwood vs Peckham if & Co. Carver et
al vs King. Bacon vs Jones, Harriger vs Eyans,
McConkey & Shannon vs Am Express Co, Wl
nand et al vs Clark et al. SchiComaker & Co vs
Kahn, Terry vs Scrofford. Howell vs Plleger,
Kinsey & Schenk - vs Dudley, Coibin's Adziers
vaCorbil), Williams vs Brown et al, Gardinier
vs Riohniond. Reed vs Vedder, Winchester vs
Allitt,Alford vs Alford, Williams vs Shaddonit,
Harworth vs Wear,, , Gear, vs Crandle. Johnston
et al vs t'5,...13. aro. Vol t & Co vs Thompson,
Ingraham vs Pitbole City Water and OsaGo,
Lincoln & Co vs Pa It Ti Co:
With Im.
A Gocm eroar.—The Meadville . Demrorat is
responsible for the folloMing. We can believe
but the profanity. E.. No person who ip
acquainted with our Senhtiy's pious disposition
would suspect him of-using the language attnb.
sited to him
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About a week agu,thelyidl i e l tda of Meadville-,
with the .apprebeasion res ting . upon their
minds that Senatot. M. B. Leery was not
. supporter of our •f
-,worthy Governor" for the
position of U. S ._Senator, framed a racoon
stranca to the aforesaid Lowry, warning him
against voting foe 1 7ancron, and instructing
bins to fev.r the election of the aforesaid
"worthy Onvermar." The - docutoent: Ira"
placed in the care of an ex-%heriff, who hied'
away ,to llarriaburg, and made iktcown . the ob
ject of his mission to Mr. Lowry. After the
B`thstor bad read the grand Ukase of the
Meadville . Radical magnates, 'the folloiring
brief but splay dialogue ensued: Senator--
What -does this' mean ? Ez-Bltariff-4t means
that the Itepublioans of Mesdirille ardoppoled
to the election of Cantrun k and yea you,to
vote, for Curtin. Senator-4 sloes due a,
for the Republicans of Meadville, and I will
see themin h-11, or jump into the slier, be
fore',l vote for Curtin. .Whateupon the ex-
Sheriff suddenly subsided, feeling that he bid
been most effectually snubbed.
; taint Cms,CoLonc.—We take pleasure in
calling the attemkon - of our readers to this
- popular end justly 'celebrated Business
- As au Ostitutiou for the pgs•tisal edu. -
cation of young•tuen preparatory to enraging
buttnese; it probably has Do equal in this or
any-other oountxy. I That Ile systmst_ pf In
strustiouls mitten* Pruthil is Nog - COO'
ohuileetr'showu he the remarkable sumo at
tending ita grednatee, who
,are foodd ip ill
pests of the country. oetsupylig, the wOB ex
alted politicos* in trarfnems • - PdAtott wishing
- to obtain • thorough preaticallwwwitio
Mu *wad do hetterthasi octet. tipon:s MEM
of stndy at the frost CityColkie. -
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Liar di Joacuts.—The following is a list of
jurors drawn'for -this Court commencing on
the last Monday of the month :
Burton,-Miles Boyles, - 3 Follans
bee: Jacob ()orbit!. 0 G Holt, Thos Mahaffey.
L A Morrison, Wm L Scott. Hilloreek—Ja
cob Butt, Wm Carpenter, Jqo Eliot, P E
Norms'', Jae C Russell Harborereek—Z L
Hoff. Rufus King. - Nor& East tp—V Beloap.
Watteburg—B F Town. Wayne—Edward
Hatch.. Union— E Graves. Waterford—H
Davit, Jas Oldfield, Hiram Sedgwick, 1 R
Taylor. Greene—Wm B Weed. Summit—
Smith Jackson. McKean—Ansel T Leland.
S K- Tallomige. Viashingtrn-13 T
Saml Reeder, Otis Teow. Franklin—
Wm 0 Whitney. Conneaut-I , mgal Bliss.
Sprinefield •S V Holliday. Girard Dor— RS
Battles. Gir tr 1 tp—Julioa Baguet:
The following are the Omits - sad Traverse
jurors fortheCrizrinal Conrt, ooturnencing on
Monday, the 4th of February
AND Jo ItOßS.—trie—Thos McConkey.
millereele —8 8 • Cawley. Harbrrcreek-- Dr
M , Moore. North East tp--Ino
Isaac 'Fa%mine. 9 .Btetson. Vensavo—Ja.
cob Fritts, (Foremsn,) B Bemis. Wayne—L
1) Clark.. Conenri—Wm H Baikal'Th A G
Crowell. Isaac Griffin. Wm Gray. Leltceaff
Jas Culbertson Waterford—Wm Drown, 11
C q.sfford.' Greene—Jan T Myers. Elkoieek
—Stephen Clark. F..irvi•w--Wm F Ferguson,
John Rusterholts. Arby /Mintz Frank Willis.
Ilell-an-- Thou Dunn, 0 8 Bayle.
Teat-test Jtmoss.--Erie--F F ,Adems.
Beer Fred. Sites clerk •0 E o unn i g i nci , E E
nadwin: Geo W. Hughes. du Tinnier. John
Price, John Reynolds. W L Ross. E Werner.
Millcreek--Jas Ferguson, A M M.nlv i James
L Reed, Jobe A Triter, Sao b Weis. •liarbor
creek D Bryant, Thos E Kendrick. Alex
Martin. H C Wadsworth, David D Davis.
North East--G W Griffin. • Ventneo--Luther
Chapin, Thos P,llsworth. Amity--3ohn Allen.
Concord—Peter Rigby. Cor-y-.L L Drake.
Jno D ,Stelet• eb, B.notelt Morten Union -
Pant Bulbous. L B Tllll, Lelicenff ,, -Tatt-Eirr.
B Runnel's. Waterford -Gilbert Gross
Grettme Summit--Careen John
eon. 3 Northrop. McKean -Ed Steadman,
David Dunn. Connsant--.A N Heap
Springfield--Cyrus Miller. Giraed;..
Halstead. P Hinds. C G pst,.o Easterbrook.
Fairview.--Levi &Wee)" MIAs Sturgeon-,
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Thomas Vance.
Arrtrosare roe Lrarsen.- The following
petitions for Wholesale Biding Horde
and iliftel,ticenses; base been filed in the ef-
Bee of the Clerk Of Courts and will - be pre
sented to the Court of Quarter Sessioni, on.
the first Mender...ln • . Februarrneat. Al[ li
censes must be taken out within 'll:fteett days
after they are granted, or they will be forfeitb
ed according to
Eating House—Daniel Kinsey, Albion ; Ad
am Curtis, West Ward. Erie; Thomas Ctardnir,
17ra104 Mills; Brower lt (lolling, West Ward,
Erie; Nicholas East Ward. do; Enoch
Beardsley.-Lwßoonf tp; ,Praok Miller, dor.L.
W. Stiles, Middieborir ladies Ilathbtoulvatts
burs; . Chas. H. Noon. East Ward. Ens; Geo.
Winter, do, do L Wor„Dalin., Albion; Thomas
Mahoney, Corry; Anton Uhr. Mill' Creek 1p;
John Clutekunts. East Ward. Erie; Peter flea
do. do; Patriot Farrell, do, do: Allinson Webb,
Mill Creek tp; Jima Hendon. Corti: P.
O'Brien: ani B _Motitheit, Waterier*
An
draw Oliver. do; John Bright, do; PetarLaim
gorilla South Erie; .fohn-kfarstadi, West Ward,.
Erie; John Sitterle, East Ward, do; Michael
&Hearn: to. do; Martin Strobl, East Mill
Creav• John Asper. Waterford; John - O'Brien ,
Mill Creek; John Sohtabaeh. do; Magdalena
Furness, West Ward, Brie; M. W. Mehl. East
Ward, do; Meaner & Seiler. -do. do; Philip
Schaaf, West Ward, do; John Carey, East
Ward. do.
Hotel—John Terry. Edinboro; A. finbinson.
do; James Eflley, West Ward, Erie; Smith &
Robinson. do., do; E. Erne! Streck, do, do;
James Cimpbell. do. do; Adam Onlehrr, do.
do; .101 m 8. Poster, Corry; H. L. Hinman.
do; P. Hume. Harborcreek; E. N. Fuller,North
East Borough".
Groeers—Johnson & Bratillier, Emit Ward,
Erie; P. A. Beaker t; Co ; do. - clo; H. V.Clans.
do, do; Joseph Career. ,Weet Ward. do; 0. NI.
Smith & Co. do; do; id. H. Colt, Le Bora; Jahn
Hazel. Corry; Prank A. Sleeper & Co, do; Wm.
P. Butterfield, Edinboro.
items of Local; Interest.
'The Passion Fathers, from will
hold a series of Mission services in the Fourth
Street Catholic Church, comnienclass R week
from Swallow next.
The Dispatch thinks "no man should be al
lowed to marry who is not physically capaci
tated to transmit health to his; children,"
Otir readers can snake their own costmenta
Counterfeit one dotter greenbseskotaro in
circulation. We were shown three in posies
eion of one person last week. They are a
poor imitation of the genuine, and will net
deceive those who are carefal
As the sei'on for vondues is nigh at hand.
we remind our friends th at our facilities for
printing sale bills are nosurlass ed. We ire
ready to furnish bills , : in either 'English
or German, at short notice.
The Directors of the Cleveland, Painesville
and Ashtabula Railroad Baia refused to' ac
cept the resignation of , Amus Stone. Esq.. as
President. but selected MA. Hughes se Vice
President to give Mr. Stone an opportunity to
visit Europe.
Tho Buffalo P.:press finds fault with •
demi Yohnson for appointing Senator Cowan
Miniiste; to Austria, afttPennsylvanla had
.tsvewed him out of bar motith.'l Thai Ste.
vans is still the }Wilma leader of the House.
though Cowan received 37 votes for 11. S Sen
ator while Thad could assure but 7. Whloh
is theillworst ease of spew r+ - ' -
"& few days'ago," *aye the 'Meadville Dem
oarat, "Mr. Se!pie sold his - residence, it the
corner of Liberty and Weinat streets, to Mr.
C. W. Mead, for the sum, : of 44,600.' Two
years ago this• same property was held et
$7 COO!' This doesn't look-sfell for the in
terests of Meadville real estate miners.
. test before retiring from offices, Gov. Curtin
selected A. H. Ceughey, Esq., of thisnity i .i.
one of this three Commissioners to reprisent
Penneyleania, at the World's, Fair. in 'Paris.
Mr. Csughey is a Renting= of oducation' ls nd
ability, who will fill the position with hewr
to himself and credit to the State,
From some cans% (Ice attempt of Professor
Delano to establish his annual dancing dun
this winter proved a failure, and the Professor
loft for Cleveland last
,week, disgusted with
the want,olappreeiatlon" of our eitizent. Re
has alwayy heretofore met with a liberal pat
!mtge.
The ; citizens of Titusville, held a meetiog
last Week and prot e sted against the ereeilita'
of b new Court !louse in that county. The
,project meets' With little favor' outside of
Meadville, and will in all likelihood, be
failure) The Crawford Deziriteat,Prolioses
that a votk on the nabjeet be taken throughout
the county, at the oring-elections'.
Scofield, of- PeonsilvAlatiftlisP-the, Week
dent's Message hasimt three beide--tioptier
head, sorehead, and blockhead.—Ezehange.
Pita! Seafieid- is a brilliant , genius c ,-.ffis
friends must take charge of bits, or be wilt
ruin his health in, the
,labor or originating an
many witty sayings. •
It wilt interest the, Radical friends of Gov.
Curtin hereabouts, who voted to Bend Mr.
Lowry to tho Senate, to learn that he wee the
membei selected to nominate Slciton Cameron
In the caucus brtheir !tarty, and that It was
upui his motion that the latter **a taken pp
as the Radios) nominee for the Senate.
It is a factno less qu . ricus thin true that the
two [ladies! papers in this city are the - most
ardent ofsay in the State, aside from Percq's
Pries and the Harrisburg Telegraph, in advo
cating Presidential iinpeachment. - ' , Why ie
this thus ?" Is it becsuge theseionrnalareal !
ty wish the nation plunged intocivii war aid
financial ruin: or only beeaute Piet
bb trot has'so,effeetnally diverted the cod
dance of t . ha.lledlost party : fres: them, - that
they. deem It mum, to.adreette, Ike -most
*eel eieit tit the tAllif 414 1 * etflar
1* ord.? , toTreg o alsfarjoi.o4,llr, ' It
van% work gaittlseliirthar Ludo*
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The stook holders of the Warren & Fmk-
Pt R. R. Co. held n meeting at Philadelphia
last week, and elected the following mat!agers
for the ensaing..year : E. F. Gay: Wm. G.
Moorhead, C. B. Wright, Milton - Conrtright,
Edw. Miller, C.,P. n. hails and 8. D Bar
clay. This TOW.' aktiOrgeo sls mil* west of
Warren, on thiPhiladelphia and Trio Rail.
road, arid folloire dears the west beak of the-
Allegheny Titer to flit City a distance at dtiy
two miles; beton connection IsMadanith the
Atlantic and Greet Western breech to Mead•
vine, and a road:attending =up On creek sad
Cherry'run. The Warren and Franklin Co:
opened their road Aniturt 4th, and up to- Dad
camber 81st, a little less than fire-utonlbs,
65,000 passonsoinhato passed over the route.
The line, being mutt the shortest to the At
lantio cities,; is doing a large traffic and oit
trade.
-There are three or four Radical and one
Democratic piper published in Venange cone
-110 Yet, the public officers of that county,
all Radials, give half the advertising •to the
Democrotio paper. They are governed by
the spirit of the law and the conviction that
Kies are paid by both parties.—Cranford
Deinotrat.
Erie and Ciawford counties are the, only
ones in the State, that we know of, where the
public advertising is confined to thepapers of
one party. The intent of the law, in provid
ing for the publication in two papers, un
doubtedly was that One organ of tech party
should be
,given the advertisement'. ott.the
principle that as persons of both parties pay
taus, they are alike entitled to the privilege
of reading them in their favorite journals.
The custom in force in other counties, of pub-i
lishing the adiertisements in one paper of
sash party, is the only jus t one. We hope;
the day is not far distant when the itadioali'
party will twit that, the minority have some
rights which °Etce holders ought to respect.
The Councils have divided the city into tour
fire districts, and appointed the following gen
tlemen u Wardens, to have supervision over
their respective loeslitles: • First District—F.
Schneider, C. ItlzTibbale, G. F.,Brovillier.
Second—J. J. Feislei, Gensheimei._ D. Mc-
Allister. Third—M. R. Barr, J. B. Gunnison,
B. Liebe!. Fourth-4. Dreisigaker, L. W. Olds.
A. Scott. Capt. W. W. Dobbins, a gentleman
well qualified for the position, has been ap.
pointed Inspector at Large, with power to en
ter any building, examine its safety, And re
quire the correction of any defects .or nee:
gencia that might lead to fires. .Erie has been
happily exempt from destructive conflagrations
for , s long period, and the councils, in adopt.
log this course, have taken a step that will
render the safety of the community , still more
secure.
A. few weeks ago,- through the liberality of
one of our generous citizens, a free evening
school was established in a room over French
& McKnight's store, and plaPed in charge of
Mr. J. C. Sturgeon; It proved more success
ful than was anticipated, the attendance grow
ing to each an extent that larger accommoda
tions were found necostiary. Tho school hag
been removed to, the room over' the Erie
Pittsburgh railroad office, where some forty
or more pupils attend . each of its sessions,
most of them being young mechanics. It will
be the means of enabling a large number to
Procure the rudiments of a good: practical ed
ucation, who would otherwise be obliged to
do without, and its public-epirited founder is
entitled to the - Ow:lke of all who appreciate
true philanthropy. .
Wm. Walker, well known as the landlord of
Brown's Hotel for knumber of years, was ar
rested u ve5.4....a. 7 ,
terfietd and John 'McCloskey,•"charged- with
obtaining money under false pretence. He
got $5OO from the former and $l,lOO from the
latteilduring the ell excitement of , 1865, tin
der pretense of eellierthem some interests in
the Helmden Farm. Pithlde, for which they
claim his is unable to furnish Ahem" a. title.
He was held over to appear at the February:
term In the sum of $l,OOO in Mr. Entteitield's
ease,,and $2,000 In that of "Mr. MiCteekey.
On,tbe same evening be,- , wee- arrested
obtain
ing
the:
atilt of Loomis & Hose, charged:Cita obtain
ing s7,soofrom them in de esmii manner `
and held to bail the sum of $5,000. A
number of other parties are said to he having
indictments drawn against him.
S correspondent of the Harrisburg Patriot
stye Mr. Sturdevant,ex-member of the Leg
islature from Crawford county, rish and nu=
married, has forced himself into thi•employ of
the House -as a. poster and folder, crowding
out a lame soldier. -The ambition which
prompts men who have cone got a taste of
iire at the Capital to 'be willing to ac
cent-of almost any position sroand the legit.
lathe halls, for the- sake of being near the
great men of the Commonwealth (t), is of
kind 'that is curious to contemplate:
A fferrisbarit corretpondent Of-the Phila
delphia Press ettureste Bon G W, Scofield, 6f
thieDistriot, as United States Senator at the
expiration of Mr. Buckslaw's toim,—Dispetrek.
That's right. filet Scofield itito.thaides that
be can be elected Senator, and ;3t` will keep
him out of the road for Colleen 'text tern.,
an_event that will be 'hailed with delight by
!behalf dozen aspirants for- the latter Ors ,
in-our county r Weonspect that Lowr7 is stl
the bOitorn ankh' dodgo.:
One of - the most useful little papers we have
eeelfid a long period . Is "Parley's
,"Soldier,
Friend." issued from the Notional Claim agen
cy, in this city. fecontaine a Coashitiraye
truant of information yaluiati . to soldiers
and their relatives', and ehimld be in-tho'
hands of everyfatoilyin the county. • lar. Par
ley will be &Ito any persona' who
may canal bas office, with copies of the pa
per, frail of charge.
• On -MandaY, fir. Lynn, of the M 41401444
summoned before thilnvestigatimt committee.
of the Legislatitre, of Which Senator Lowry is
Clutirman, to tell whet he knows of the means
used. to secure • Cameron's election. The in
terview batieen Mm and the Senstot must
have been peculiarly rich. W. shalt publish
his testimony, which will doubtless throw ad;
ditional light on.- the Senatorial matter, as
coos as itie received. • . -
The Cleveland halndealsi • says: .."Tlie
Weal boundirali on the I.iise Shore road had
annnexpected addltden_to Ispaesengirs*At
came flying past , Geneva on Saturday eveirnigi
'The gent4eMett passes - gars receiving a hat of
what was likeiy.tit seine; Yercatid one end of .
the oar, leaving it ezoirefito:iiteladies: This
donf,ilte affair' was quickly And tjuletly aver.
hittlicii and babe both doing Weil, and reach
lid Vtivir . eland 44:theut" • • • .1.•••?>.
•__ . • ,
Alseirs...l3tigene -Wright and Amos flentb
hove bo n ght a twolthisds interest is! the - Sash
Zaktitery,cu Centre- tweet . The wellAntrwp
business capicity of the goitienlen:wit ila- is.
gnovoitee that the new dim will de-.their
shore of tutelnees promptly. —Corny . Teis-
PM& •;.
Wewill odd unr testimony _to the above.
- ,
.Thsy,orif.both,iowitdmthi„Persion-ily, t4oUgh,
wirsotietinitW feel. oterlriend.Wkitit Is SUlito -
taelteeogiitlititarati wi th Ilia Heiden 0 bit'
healthy.' ' ." ..-• ' . . : - .. f ,
'' TO Pbilsdelphts - Press nye of 3fr. Otii'S `s
selection for Deputy ffearstary of steal.
monwealtti',' thet his I , raie talents sud Chris-.
don . virtues wilt make
- him a vigoious and
&AN inblie servant."' The Laiscister:l4-
telligencer fears that if he is truly pcisiessed
of"Chrthtian virtues" be trill .;fitid hhioltelf in
eke glkswirceable .X of as honest tams :usoog
a pack of rogues."
t,llPifistit 44 :l
RADICAL Lora TOR ros fritono.— ' efll
Hotel kept in P ithole
. by Radical. :Well, on
Will probably sky; - VAS of It
plenty of them keeplay, hotel& net L. all
ITU% but waits moment and I will tell 10114
This Hadisairrodlilatilfilltabitio - 1(116, s few
years ago, ono of Allathind, !bear love for
dowtidrodden son of !!!lien was ex
treme. Be mourned for the unfortunate slave's
condition; he almost felt the manacles on his
own wrist„he felt so much for him then; but
now he can't. feel. a cent for him—not one!
This huMane hotel keeper addressed a well
known gentleman in this city, asking him if
he could find a cook, and, providing hedid, to
send him one. Be, the gentleman, referred
the cue to the "Intelligence office," neer the
depot; the Intelligence man had no cook but
one of - the down-trodden kind of 1860, (vide
speeches of that time.) He, the humane in
dividual, telegriphed hie 1 / 1 60colored brother
to be sent on at once, which• wee secerdiogly
done ; but, lo ! and behold l .when the colored
man arrived at his destination he waseurprieed
being told that be was not winted— . That be
did not want a bleick man—but he was tree, a
free man, free as air, free to go wherever be
pleased! But whither would he p ;—that was
the difficulty. Ile had no change—sometimes
vulgarly milled "stamps"-..and. moreover, his
loving brother would not dpnate any to get
him, back to Erie; Neither could hd realise
the fact that now, slice this brother is free, be
would require anything to eat. Be very kindly
arrived at the conclusion that be could live on
air; he had hie - freedom, that. *ae enough.
And who do you ertippon the dark applied to
for assistance in his extremity I Another Rad
ical brotherr ? Oh! no; not any "'Tie strange.
'tie panting Orange," that he, the downitrod ,
den, abused free negro should apply to a well
koala Democrat for assistance, and—us oar
! He got a Depicted° bed, two Democratic
meals and his passage paid back to Erie
"lite coed."
P. 9.--These eltentostanees can be substan.
tilted it any person thinks it necessary;
Foe. 111INT.A Two,litory Frame Rowe,
No. 1801 W 9th et., between Parade and Ger..
man. Poessasion given April let. Apply. on
the premises, or to F. & &lam:Weaker,
grocer'', State St. jal7-Bwil
• 'Taw OMUTA'S? ATTRACTION OF TIM SIMON
POE MO NIX? THIRTY DATA ONLTI- •
Slat* Brocade Silk worth $1 75 for $1.121
" Rep " " $2OO 7" $1 50
" " " ' 1 • $225 "Isl 65
l" • as " $2.75 "132.25
ita is $4;00 ' O4 rum
" " " ". $8:25 " $2.50
Colored Rope at, from $1.25 to $2.40.
Colored Plain from $1.25 to $2 00.
Poplins worth $2.00 for $1 25. • •
" " $1.50 for $l.OO.
.1 " $8 00 for $250:
Empress Cloths at from $1 00 to $1.371
Merinos at from 850. to $1.60.
Mink Furs less than New York cost.
1 Sett 4 Striped Muff end Collar Worth $lOO
for $7O. • -
2 Sett 8 Striped Muff end Collar worth-$9O
for $65.
2 Sett 2 Striped Muff and Collar worth $76
for SM.
I Sett 2 Striped Muff and Cotter worth SGO
for $46.
k few Sett of SquiiretPurs fromsl2 to $l6.
A few Sett of River Mink Furs worth $lO
for SG, '
I Will sell the balance of my Shawl stock
below coat, consisting of Double and Single
Paisley, Long Wool and Brocbe Shawls, Ac.,
Ao. Call early t 3 find the bat. assortment' In
Erie, I P. linanzonts,
, No. 7IG State SL, btireen 811 and Bth.
jals.Bw.
ger The State Normal School, at Edinboro,
Erie Co., Pa. it► the place for young men and
women to attend. school. The State aaaist■
those intending to become teachers.
jalo-3w* • •
S. M. Weigel, practical Piano Forte tuner,
of the arm of Weigel it Ziegler. Orders re.
calved at Weigel& Ziegler's Music Store, 820
State Street, Brie, Ti a. Janl7-lm.
mar. POT a parlof or Bittitiff room gaff, no
one Is equal to the ,Mornine Glory, for sale by
Ellmrod Company, 605 French street.
0et.25-tf. •
ger A fire made in the Morning Glory
stove can be kept up all the winter round,
Without kindling. For sale by 'Himrod do
Company, 605 French street. 0ct.25-tt.
T F. Cross's Erie City Intelligence
Office, No. 1.262 State et,
Now Advertisements,
, 1 - 011,1 BIiLL mt.
of cl.lLEsannas AsirSkivaroß.
r2.411111e0 150=117 Sixth Street awl tut S ue
Di.. J 44 eatt.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
'DiCELLIN;# 110113 ES
lc, Tivb Hort tram*, Wo SO) Wost 9th IP, will
p sum
Iwo story frank No. 271 Wentdtb 4t, now and rod ,
enish. PA:* $9.600.
aTw ai
o 'tory fram e ims3 ,
oro. g S Nts. 185 wettt * CaugLay how,
bargn, r.
01)19 tad ope-Ittlf story frost, Wn.Ste 'Myrtle tat, cor
Der let, ems foetal:A* tio..ser pie* SLIM.
tip story trams, Na 211 But 9th t.,,Viikefe boas.
pod bnlldLog and my. ,
Two st.ry imam, adjoinlng P. k E &Pk es 11th 111.,
win be sold at a bargain..
O. am d pee belt dory fearee.tat Wean. Oft lab 11.4
seeoad Wait at St" dateable for taloa&
Tyro .to • .01 tintotted (rime. prapikey at R. I Wit•
800 Snnt‘ MIN lot 672179, anestlot to the BoTcrogh,
pries p,400, ' •
Two story frame, NO. LS Mast EMT.Io St. honer la
Sae onto .6 rooms sod wood .hod co lit Boor. 6 rooms
*pt its,poya,U..ase.,prles $l,llOO. Moderato terms.
• -1,
- One and ozo-ball don testae, No. 85 Canal St., mu
nitiont to baleen, boos In geed atilt, - feeds nal
oat, netts, and wool house, plea $1,703.
PAIIIIB
60 acne. barn, honse,, 10 acres wood, 9 wdlos from city,
price $2,290.
MO aver ea rink Woad, 100 aeres,tratat, row madam
able beaaa.lava arehaid .athinona tar ea, pop
arty at 141,000, Reasoaalda dl,cout for all cash. •
Brumley plea, Ms Peak: Reed, North gul.lloaelem.
'valuable improvezaete, 20 sage timber, prim 312,0 W.
e'reak Nitta . , from tlitvi good %yawl/mate; 1413
divide to emit p seep WO.
45 acre, his mites fr.er elti, , lniek house. de, good
improreaumbh pries 8000.
„11) 0 acres In Ore se--• Duple—Flee
112 sun AN° 1 land and Ire routeenta, seer North
Eut, pries per sere ITA '
- 147 aeries le tfarboierieb, Teri &drab and , 6cap.
Der acre $l5.
•
LOTS.
Chia: on West. Bth St, Wo 1444 Prior VAG.
do, do 10th do I* di 8600.
do do 4th do 11111. do I,Bfo.
do. do 11th .do 161. Go 1,400.
do do. 6th Go 1464 do 1.100.
.Ciry )ots oa Wat Ttb at, Naa. 142,147 e and 14t0
gods
Wetithalt otouteloto IS9 2:l3,Jalotio to suit gur;
amen; terms owl.
A number of lots in out•lot 480 , ori Rut%lo Road.
Eight city lob In out-lot 647 Wes* 10th and 11th Rh.;
the Nutter property. • -
• HAYES & KEPLER, -
, • • •ptb and Deetereto Veld ]fatale,
Jaa2l•tf Reed douse, Erie, P 4.
p OIII.IC . 1101.1 Alt VOtt
The sordeedgesil oft/Tete tut his new hotel:mat
ly erected at North Point. The building bi 88 by el fast
on the ground sod flounce IS rooms on the second
floor. The property is one acre of good attbls had.
This hones, whin oomp plcd will Mean' the Miler
1012 Cell of a tine elm hotsl, and is 'UMW um the
OM of the MIMI Iphia At Iris nem& Person de.
airing to spend the' summer months in - fishing and.
hooting congregate here in great numbers on mount
.of the teslthraleees of Cie. ellemete. the "Pintitilenne
eabeateresery. and ilia inimitable quality Wile tenter.
to a we'd, themi is no plume is - P.iinnlvanbi that pea.
probe socuanyintneil attractions to people &shoes of
PoSesesion hi Oren on the ghat ota_pril;
C. c. WELSEr.
Mak f ero-14.**11. Loch Iftrri; A. 7
ero.4w. gee'',
North
irvra Aid, L+ll.. •
eadmdgeed dim of Balsa WlTk i nkiirsilfrOle
Vitalises, Radars en sad Lis Iflrthunnalatner
ilil e, dren of Its Wilkinson. diseased. will sell al n ri atio
dof the peeintine. on ATURDA. PIM Iflbe
opontdedintarest of gild minors i n t he
the Mo I.
ot** 6r.
ebbed phas of hind - . to sit r all 'that tertian dm
situate la the township of amity. Erie county, Pa,
Wale to bikes: 06 Oa met by the pablinleg ia nnim
en the North by land of Owns Dankly, on ths by
lands of Charles Stewart and - will. Dues& a d on nos
South by lends4l3•Stue lesitwood gad Abel ilattnent,
bidng traetNo setatataleg acresead allewssees,
known sa the Whims Pam' -
SEW If 141,-911.411i51i is but widths ialsoes is
throe las* pratetio. Nth Mend. 00-
card inrommiadiveittiat paeHti
r Wig*. • , isk . onernm,
Get,
Hbthlaa us 017 rit,
P 408110!. 4plit
!DUN CITY COLIA/C,
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE,
Corner of Paint and Mt. Clair Stroote,
rrrtinviumr..
The woo, amps; Ben
ACTUAL BUI3INEEIS COLLEGE
,IV IRE MUTED SrATtl..
Dudeg the past ten yews, upwards of
IFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS, .
Peyreerotteg State to the Mateo, hat. graduitod
• (X)* LgtE OF ACTUAL RUSINFSS, supolliod rah
Dante. Stores. P , ..t Odle*, Comailasion tl,oben, lame-
Inri. ;Wilma& S'euaboat ADA foltraph Ma.*, 112,
combining THEORY AND PRIOTWIL
Bta luta are thoroughly Intrusted la 6U the bruachu
of a
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
fortodleg•Ilook ke'•plsg Toormutablp.Arithmetfgeosa.
mereAM I am. Pont.lesl f.cmtorty, EttMinn/ Commend.
in.e...*he Art of netntlog Colotorfelt NOW, Bang&
tar, Strunb sting. Telarrephint i rractleal IMAM&
Ae t Ac.
Atm irate eta eater et any time sod complete IL full
Course in Mom elitat to twelve wait. .
•
T 117'f DALLABS
7 rTz. T
NO EXTM OBARGES
Toe ve.stkanstits, Stessobuttnt. 11 % . k in g
ne Diploma, silo Ohs/ Coll. Tess Lemma daily to
Pentosuslitp to all students to the Cotomspreal Depart.
omit , •
POR WWI:U./Mt, giving full information. and con
taining • comp eta outline of out system: of Practical
Business rdntstionotairther
nintiONIALS ,
Prom practical Erisistaan Men Wanks ta, Book-keepers,
ellaillers, lc , address the principal".
SLIT k COWLEY,
Ja24 11.6ra. Pittsburgh. Pa.
8 ,N612. & BURGE/W.
Iltainfaaturers of
. .
PURE CONFECTIO
And, irMlatiale denies In
FINE GROCEEIES - , FRUITS, NUTS,
TOTS, NOTIONS, CRACKERS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Always ou hand a Iseii) litoek eC
FINE AND .PLtiIi4„CANDY,,
Of gvary'Sarlety.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
CANNED FRUITS,
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CRACKERS,
CIGA RS,
AND
We Hauntuuture none but the test quest), sad at u
low' 1,1406 u , St
PURE AND SALEABLE CANDY
Can be Id.
rir All Orders will met prompt attention.
BENE 3: itURGESS,
• 411 STATE STREET
NEW CONFECTIONULY,
AND
FANCY GODS STORE !
BEICER . 4. BURGESS,
Ban opined it
MO'STATE STREW,
A RETAIL CANDY, TOY, FRUIT
AND NOTION STORE,
Whore Muir mutants,. TM slimy' 110
A PULL- *SSORTMENT OP GOODS
IN OUR LINE
They will Ileem Igc;64 1124 T
TOYS, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
FRESH CONFECTIONERY
OP EVERY VARIETY.
betyliiiirhatinen. Usti? theillthrs am Use
Itur sam tbsitustmninurttli SIMI CANDY
V. _ U,/ - =NCR a.micams,
,
3stag - WO Btati Bins& •
,
•
A (oqm:rpm . voLtmeas OP PBNN'A.
fkierekt term or Oda terlitafios. underlie re
iselieboralosetheeee 1111 tkeleth Oar orJantioy=
tar tarsier , akelndmi.eatOretuo. to addrea
• • • ,•
melt Meta& Privet, ' •
Ageestilied Celkes# Centro Ca, is.
111=1
azy Loom% hfa lift. toy bed and board
'Mout my con* t. ond vittostjurteinro or,prowoos
tto, ; this ill to Polity all p iroonr not to barter or trust
or as 41V oeeonot, ea I shall pay oo dada of bar cob.
tisertrif. ' • BMX
Mott, Jaa.-7,150.1•1041.. - • . •
SLEIGH
_,DELI23! ,
' A Lure stab - -
ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES,
/qv a& by
T. Q. BELDEN
deelS-ts
puteriumente, -110Tice•
•
We • bare asociated atrrodrso together is bedsore,
ooder the arm came of Patent Ears theist Catopaity..
With our hemmed heiltthe We feel coalatent Ire as
All all orders alter this date.
L. A gifS
nta WORTH,
.•wimbent.Ps.
uswort.
Waterford. Pe.
Jalo-71r
'Von ItiAlAp--i k Hoops "and Lot to *troth Erie {dstUfn or.n.,:grat.c.t.ortrielgra OOOd
r. 14
yell of water, bent and trait boss on tbs protases.
TOMS easy. • 800 ihrj JOHN SLIM.
ARbf. FOR . SALEF.
.
.
. 1N) acme. 064100 ante cleared. the Wanes la
pod timbered laud. with • hone sad bane on It; •
realer orchard of. IRO grafted apple has lied some
other fruit trees. . Situated. Ant farm gonth of Rums!
Ilf icklerts. on the Indite Etid. and snout fool mile
from Erik Fa i ts Mess Mittel; Towaship. For Deaths
particular obtain of
I b
CnNRAD Hamm -
DOFF, PATTERSON & CO.,
as room STRUT.
HAVE GOT GROCERIES TO SELL
?PIT POI . ‘034
.
ENVOI 14211.11tVir MTV:* ,1110.14
irtt 41Wtsproatid butt* lie* at ;66 tlin sot
- - other. Tr, tr. thardsetand orgy
. ZIEGLER . -s k .lEdiftt s ij s
*To - Louts osua.:ntrar.-kofasa Liza
- , , S . -
N0:437M0% Thlrd Stmt. Philt.
tan &
&ate'
Tee Gam? imuntarennisio
- (Not a W7slikey Wow/any
lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN. BITTERS!
Debility remitting Dom iv maw whatever, Prostntion
of the gets:, nettled by Were herdshlps, evpanden,
harem or dirossee of mop les. Soldiers. ettlsens, undo
or Made, senate or Tenth, will end la this Bitters • purr
Tonle, not dayeadent on bad liquor. for their Wawa ad
nenvons elbet.
we%
And diseases manning from disorders of the Liver end
Digasthe mass, are eared b
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
This Bitters has tartonned woni sour, Sivas Mee.
Nati/diens:4 has suns tistinzooy, more tesysrtable
people to youth lt
to
any other artists in ths soar
hst. Ws defy so yne to eoatredlet this aisortlen, sad
TIP yay AO to any one who vlll podium • esrtllkst.l
pobthi M
hi 4 by us that is not mains.
BOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Winton every cue of chronic or nervosidebility fug
tilsoovo of the Iddoeys. Oboono the follooriag opaptaleg
rontlflog
from dborda of the digootiro organs
Constipation, inward Pile; "ammo% Wood to the
Head, Acidity of theStomtel, Nausea, 'Heartburn, Dig
gust for Food, Fulness or Weight la the Stomach, Sour
Ereirdations, disking or Flattering at the Prt of the
Stomach, fiwintmlog of the Bead, Harrtad and &Send!
Brearbing. Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Sera!
tag Sensations when In a lying posture, Stumm of
ion. Dote or Webs before the eight, Fever .od Dull Palo
in the Head. Deficiency of Perspiration. Yellowness o
the r kin and Eyed, Pain I. the Side, Back, Cheat, Limbs,
gm, Sudden Flushes of Host, Burning in the Flesh, Con.
stint Imaginingrof Evil andgreat Depression Ifd virile
1 •
Roarasugs, that this Bitters la not alehoolia, contact.
no ma or whiskey, and cannot make drun bat tv
the best tonic In the world.
•
Yrom Rev. W. D. Seleried, Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Chute). PhUeda. •
Gentlemen— I hare rea%tly been laboring ander the
dietreasing effects of indigestion. armosipauled Sys pros,
tratton of the nervous system. Numerous rem•dies were
recommended by Mends. and some of them tame., ha
without mild Your Flooltand • Germain Bitter' sere
recommended by pampas who had :rind them. and .Irb Mrs
favorable me..tion of them Bitters induced see to try
them. I must confess that 1 had an avendma tiaateut
Medicines from the "thousand and one" quack "Bitters"
whoseo❑lydm men to be to palm off - sweetened as.d
dragged liquor upon the community in a sly way, and
.the teadency of which./ fear,' Is to make many a mm.
firmed drunkard. ...Upon lIIITIOIDC that curl was reall
a medicinal preparation I Leek it with happy effect. I ts
action, not only upon the stomach, but upon the persona
system, was prompt and gratifying. I feel thit I bare
derived great and permanent benefit from the 'ose of a
few bottles. Very respectfully von
W. D. SEIGAIIILD:No. 244 " iheekamexc l o sh
Prom the Rev. Z. D Vandal!. Asststsqt R.Aitst Ohiristlan
ENE
I have derived deddedbeneet from the cresol lioodand'.
German Bitter; and 1 feel it my privilege to recommeod
tbeth as a moat valuable tonic to all who are suffering
from paeral debility or from diseases arising from thy
derangement of tbe
' Yours truly, B. D. YZN'DAI.L.
Prom Bey, D. Simi% ro g u e . o f the Paasayunle 111.1
fueb t Phliada. •
From ft;e many ferisrotable recommendations u
Dr. Hoodand's German Bittare,l was induced to give tb.
a trial. After using wars, bottlas. 1 found them lobe •
good remedy tar debility. ands moat castled tonic for
the stomach. . - D MILICKI43B.
From Rev: Wm. Stahl'. formerly Pastor of theYineen-
A-tairn aedllville (Is.. I) Skeptic% Churches.
s'
lia•lep end' my Many a mister at - bottles at you.
RoOliarad's German Bitters, I hays to say I re and thaw
to an excellent madam, spectsU adapted to ninon
the, amuse they are moons or. They strengthen
and invigorate the system when dedlitendoad an use
te In arrant of the liver, km orappetlte, an
also MOW meadulttuna to Illinreral of my Wood. elm
have tried the... and friend then ljbeaedeWiottu
restreutien of health.' Yours truly
WY. 8 fintegilma St., Phliadt
BEWARE OF COUNTEREITR.
" See that the *imbue at' C. It. JACKS - ON" to m, the
wrapper of each bottle
, Sbonvd your merest draftiest not ham the &We dr
not be gat off by say of the into:totting preparation
that may be offered in s t m n, bat sand to no and or
till forwad, seenzely_ by egress.
Ear j!eitteipa 0 a and anaterAory, tto. Aset
Street PanaMphla. Pa.
Joni & EVANS,
Pacoeseora to C. IL Jackesn & C0.,3 Proptistore
Yor este by druggists and dealers to erfry town to th
trniteddtatess del'664deoir6e
LIFE-HEALTHSTRENGTH I
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH !
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH I
TOBACCO
D n. JUAN DBIAMARRSIS
SPECLCIO
are prepared by t h e 0 tandem 4 Dupont.
pharmacologists. No 214. R. Lombard. Part , tram the
J
.pneeripttoa of Dr. asit Delmam, add pbyslefaa to
the Hospital do Dora ea LaMtalaere.
=l:3
Paine, nay
Gentlamm—We ha us tunid the ollpedfirr Ms" nude
from Dr. Debrmarra's preeesiptlan, during oneval years
put, in ens private and public practice. and have found
than; a most energetic and etheisat remedy tis cum of
Spemaatorhon or Seminal Weans., nightly, daily or
prelna.orli 'minions; sexual weekn BS et tsosorteney;
special donunements of the venous nonmoleakee are
riving from secret habits and sorest *scenes; retain.
Lion of Magentasl organs; weak spins; affections of the
sloe; "lame"-or *buck dust" &pante In the min;
"Utley" discharges; paleness of toe skis, with sunken
Meeks or bloodless lips L.'pinehed" features; Irregular
action of the heart, and to all the ghastly Wens Of
symptoms arising from ores use, abuse", or ion, iron
any cause, of the nervous force.
We earnestly advise the profession, and all persons
mitering from any symptomatic or organic sanctioned
the gentto-ortaary system& la use these pi la. With
high respect, we are yours most sincerely,
R A. BIAVILIPAIRI, ht. D.,
G. D. DUBIOUS:S. IL D.,
Jams Ds Lament% IL D.
To Guanine & Dupont, N 0.211 Rue Lombard, Paris,
Sedenary and studious TA:Options, vitro, anxieties,
or whatever no de to impair the-vital action of be
brain, distressing end embarrassing disorders of the
vi Ste system iltudeafe, clergymen, and awytn, there.
re, who are escetially liable to _these w•akoesses,
should resort promptly to Dr. Deuustarres specific Pius.
• Pamphlet, sonssisia;- fill particolan, with dirge.
miss sad advise, p 1414011 In Tenth Gonna. Spanish;
and &Isaiah, &nominates raah.bor, and will be toothy
ma. 4 free of cast, Icing who will writ, for tt.!
Pyle. $1 per bog, Or BLS bosun for U.
sold by all the principal druggists, or will be sent by
matt, enurely seal, d trout all obiervation, on rennet of
the twitted price by say outhorised agent, or b• the
CO
geseratnitrnu for auterics, OSCAR G. NOGrl
CO., 27 Cortlandt AR, N. Ir. Authorised Mate tor
grim .1. 8. Grier & Halt &
oetla•Ilnow
trail GICRAT azsurnl,
PSOTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CULF:IIRATID PEUALA PALLP
Prepared hem w Preserir lon of nie, J, Marks, It. it.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Tins laminable modledne lb unfailing in the ens of all
tonespart: dangerval diseases to which the female
eoestitutko I 1 collect. It moderates all excess and re
moves all o estrous boa atheism caw e. A speedy
cure may be relied no.
- • TO MARRIiD LADIES
it le pestillaslyanited. It will, in a short time, Mina on
Ciainsathly~wilb . ,
Pelleakeedd use is tease be haste drier Urs'
ItlltB7 TLIREIc NORTBB of Progoorary. &they an
sa ta Way Bieraerriage, ha al map lair UM thaf
are oft,
In an eminoi Keno= end Spinal ittradionte . , Paine in
the Back and Limbs, TaUgneon itertexartionallp ta.
Lion otitis Etwent;Elystatiosand Whites, them Mb will
sleet • epee when ail Min memos bars Silledt and at
though arteettal - memtr. do notes:Aga iron, calomel,
as or earthier Martha to the constitution. •
d the pmaphlet ateond melt pee „.
kage,
whisitabontd be eniefelly
_preserwed: -
Pold hy . .1111/ragglsta. Peke fl sir bottle.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
It Is the fats hl may mailable medicine to ha Sono
tatiltited.• Ba tantionk tbassfhetvand en trot the ilt?
ten b II." are !acorn in the' bottle, sad that eaeh
wrapper bean 1,1 • haraittille of the signature of 1. C.
Bederto It Co., and Job Moses, Without which . none
ass sionien
1).-Oso dollar with eighteen errata for r=
enclosed to sae authorised agent or to the Vale
agent for the United State* and British dominions. _
• JOB Want, 2? Corthiadt St., New York,
will lame a bow. containing Olt AL, by return mail,
swarely sniodfrom aU otameatios. Agenda ler Bett s Hall *Warfel. and B. Carter A Co. oelS-Ipeov
COAL,. COAL,. ;
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THE PLACE TO BUY GOAL CHEAP PS AT
SALTSMAN &
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Goal Irma; co m p, of Twelftic.lod Peach filtra•taa.ria,
Pa., who leap constantly on hand Lehigh - and Mato.
Oran sec) lamp and prepared, Shamokin. Egi S'OTe.
and Natal:mkt Bitaintsons ter gyati aced figasn i ani
BLOSSBURG, DiTTEIRDRG AND BEAVER,
i'as Elacluosith Purge*.
01i dui!. an Nedra, by Ail, fa teat so dry blail
Seor. sad .
WELL SCREENED MOE nzarsaY;
We GNI gnat bidnetimpts to I•artfu wishing to lay
In they winter airily, aleo to dealers purchasing by the
gay load.
tion
cir Giro no a cased se inuantea to giwirmitStie•
SALTSMAN k CO.
R1 E9p3 . 09p--HarPlitsotl Itoter .i!eistoreti •
Jostl6 ;k
plitillabood. m ;data. or Dr.
tfinCutverwpilli eststgrated .rny „as tbt
radical cote (.11bost .10idlabla 'Ol
Spensuitouttata. at_Feaolma_l_Wookuts.
Involtustam tipolest Loortiampoteop2. M enl i ti alt
_spa
PhTsiesl MI , hoppliontui t* 4 i MILI
alio Cantu:* , sod tits lad by me•
,loctolgence or 'Warsaw*.
' AM _Prlowi Is a 'NMI ownwsapnr 6 ow* , •-, ,
Tito onalostad , saw la tbia - Onlrablit,lown aqui,
dassoastritio. troth I tkirty yang Womb! *motto%
thatl,tbss slanatow'neessquitonat ooltaisio nay bo
rad/alb Awe Edwin Oto dastwm ati wo o f Wain/
10 salefile OP IblOPPlaalai a " WINS Ila
I Wait of aorts on sao l oo li rralsr reritisal„by.
wow In Okial*al re .0 matte OM bla ma*
ditioa way britaist dimply - prtrattly sad
nasally.
- -tor Ws beton alsooldle la the bawds of nary
youth to Abe land. . 0
Boat aids. to • Ada ontrola..4 say il •Ilh s a I
postiptd, a pt of itta auto s of two pad stoop.
Addlets Wm;
J. e 1111Vilt al..
doe.oAtm ]t? Bottom K. Y. Post Oliorllot OWL
puss LUIEWM.t Walt* • *MEW
Pierniad Sy all yrn4lol liilaUrAliy . Bid Ira
. otbisr.
• lich 137 Watlabdril Strad, tilib•
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DYSPEPSIA,
RECAD WHO SAYS SO
Chrenl !i li di.
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A, OLD DODD orrwor • DEW DOOM
"171:
lir 1 86, .
Aa oupringsppiosebis
Anti Dud Boachas— .. •
Fma Om& bola Dont ant
And Wee and Rats
In Weal es%
Gaily aid? anat.
nn.rtuy W i pan •Aabrubid in N. Y. tity:"..-
illiblozomadits beim' -
onto boot Toisioso."
obist !alarm to Um Huta' saatily:'
oasts soma out of MO bola to, Mo."
"COSTAIMP RL? RlACIB: &c., ixrasies
Mad god tod Asto, poi6—cood for
as RAW. ,
bo. Micylloachoso,
• 009TAter. eiw, Rua EiTeRVINAIPOR
L 'liquid or s:::—g. to flatiron &lig
also so et provostatilo for Bed Bop, Ito.
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COSTARS* ICLECTRIO POWDER ?OR INSECTS
Is An. Yothi.llesqaitami, fug. Ihd kelt%
'mete ea Plants, Fowls, Aida ' ha.
or! i I %Wall I I I ulall vithithkaa hattatioaa.
c i r is.. that 'Torras's" malt fa of $c Ilkat. Bat-
Vs *ad Iflzak bear', yoa bay.
Addrimua I 86»B T R. COSI'AIt.
484, Broadesy.S. Y
by al Druggist% sad ritiad daub,,
!EMEI
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CZLIBILANBCO
BUCK"TH:ORN SALVE,
For Conk Bum, BMus, Wounds, Bodls.Conesos.
Stokes Bruits. Rom Nip p'4l. Bleeding BUM awl
Palen! nes, Sentolona,
Swallow.an anotellidoniel
sans; Ulm*, °lndies, 'Empalme. Cattier
area Alleattom, lttnrrorm Itch, Corns. Swam; Chil •
Wee. illeat Chapped Mode. Lips. Sum Blase of Spider%
inmate, Azdnaala, ta.
Boots nem* AO Dente tied Si slaty.
8010 by all Droeideta every wham.
And by HENRY 13 COSTS'', Depot 484 Broadway.
"COkTAlt's"
VNIVEISELAL
C ,l O - N -soLirul•T;
rciCanniatuiliato,Warts.lo.
BOXiia• 26alssi6e at:Land shim
.Sold by all;D!ca anterobtyk.
And by BE- antic , owAR Divot 4 81 .1U081'••
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"C 0 TA Ti 18"
PREPARATION OF
BITTER-SWEET & ORANGE BLOS4
YOB BEADIUTENG TIM COMPLEXION
Und to Nonni boantlq tb• Skin t romorinnek
Phoploo. no ka.
Loan an now unin
ttles g It to inotersoco to all of
Bo $l.
,11441 try tinasitetr toteryobas.
And by HENRY .R. COSTAft, Depot 113 . 4 Stn dv
M. Y.
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