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cRIE. PA.. FEBRUARY 7, 1867
Locr.—On the Ridge Road, West of Fede
mil, on Tuesday evening; a Gentleman's
oi l The finder will confer a-eseciarfavor
returning. - it, and .be suitably. retarded.
at this of:ace, or of T. E. Wile-in, Dis
-.,dreditorial rooms. jcal - t.f.
Loos TO Yarn INTERL.STS.—Sare time and
If you have anythisrz to sell,
If yntl have lost an thing,
If you have found anything,
If pill hare.a bowie to rent,
If yon want to rent a bonen,
If ynll leant boarding,
ir von want anything,
Tel fire thousand people 'at once, by td
.,
rt i s ing in the OrtgEnVEL
:.:. T rf ccosr or GAS.—Thicitizens of Syracuse
, I
„„?, c o mplained of the ei.tortions and an
• nyance of the sinele gas corapaby,,which for
erly supplied that city with gas. : The price
-' ,arced was $4 per thousand't*t; the quali
pf gas furnished was very j&. The citi
0 4, after a weary efforttozitettreitair dealing
, the hands of the company, rOsofwed to help
.-, proeives The leading citizeihrTorthe place
. s ,tcl a gag company on the mutual principle,
• 11 sacceeded in distributing the stock among
Le tiuhlic proportionately to the amount
Ilgas used by them— y'coti,4. At
irh the mnnonolists woke on to the ;Con
' e Ivaco of the bad feelinz they had created.
a' last resort they offered to Pell their busi
,,. to the city at a fair valuation , bat the
thorities refuged to have anything to do
ith them The new company is now supply
,,g the city—or rather the citizens are sap.
!yang themselves—and the cost of gait° them
I. one dollarper thousand feet.
Court Proceedings.-
The regular February term of the Crimirial
nurt commenced on Monday afternoon, •Jno.
Vincent, Additional Law Judge; presiding.
he list of Man is extremely large, and the
wart rkuee has been crowded during moat of
he time to a greater" extent than we recollect
f seeing it in a long period. The Judge's
barge to the Grand. Jury contained nothing
,f special interest, except his allusion to the
-..*- eed-of providing additional •accommodat ions' .
. r :. ur the county poor.— The _toot. House, he
tatod, had become inadequate for the purpo4
` ' .i '79 it was established, and over 300 persons ,
~; re receiving outside relief, at s heavy' addi
,: Tonal expense to the county. The following
. ,
'..` re the:proceedings of the Court :
''- Christian Brum. Selling beer without a
,
'.:' icense. Fined $35 and costs.
5 Jebn Graham. sellingliquor, etc. Plead
illy. fined $4O tind coats.
Peter Goodwin, selling liquor without a li
,, ens , e. Plead guilty, fined $4O and costs.
! li. Seuhaor. staling liquor without *license.
',iv..- 'lead guilty, fined $3O and coats.
. •
•,,,; FL. Siegel, selling liquor without a license.
4 - continued until next term, on account of the
` illneea of defendant
If. 11 Beidter. selling liquor. Nolle prose
g
-,qui entered on payment of costs. etc.
1 Dan Sullivan. aggravated/ assault and bat
ten.. Noll. prosequi entered on payment of
cats by defendant.
Wm. A 'Brehm tbleining money under false
4 pretences. Nolle•prosequi entered
Dan Leary and Leary, surety .of the
peace. On hearing the evidence it turned oat
that the diffle My was one of a 'mere neiah-
Imrhona tntore, and the CPAo we,a ata.tamaa
hr the Court.
: Frank Link', selling liquor to a habitual
'drunkard. Mr. Link, who is proprietor of 'hi
:United Steel Hotel. plead not guilty. The
'c.1.0 waitought at the instance of J. F. Ap
plehy, G and Juror at the November term,
who st Poe at the Hotel, and 'mode oath that,
1
he VIM liquor cold to a deuoken -mar t , The
,lefenc • brought three witnesses who swore
that the .Flotei was kept in an orderly manner;
ihet Link bad given special• directions not to
aril to intoxiented.perebn R ;I and that they had
never Peen any sold to ,fitonh in the house.
Verdiet not guilty, but defendant to pay the
costa. ' ,
John(Srnith, assault- and battery, with in
tent to kill, upon Fred. Schumaker, near'Fair-'
view.' Found guilty. •
Henry Jones, manslaughter. The events
which led to tbie case took place on the dock.
i on the night of the last election. Jonas is a
[ tailor. An unprovoked attack was made upon
On by Evan Reese, which was repeated,wheti
Jones stabbed Reese with a knife, from which
he enon after died. F The Judge, in charging
the jury,laid special Meese on the fact of Jones
haring the knife'l — M - psitiiiiiiroic. -- remict
guilty.
.1
A wile prosequtorae entered in the ease of
Emil Breic, AndrOt Myers and lineick,
indicted for riot, 'it being proved that they
were not active _participants in the affair
which led to the case.
Wm. D. Miller, assault with criminal intent
no - the person of IFfratAisnop, of Corry. Tbia
case created - cleat interest, and many of its
lettuces are unfit_ for publication. The de
fense clearly proved that the case was made
up to extort money from Mr. Miller. Mrs.
Bildinp's-character was brought out in a very
unfavorable light, and a certain Samuel
Whither, who seems to.be a eortof right hand
man of her's, waif placed in a disagreeable
position before . the puhiic. The evidence
fully acquitted Mr. Miller of any criminal
.c . cuduct. Verdict. not guilty: half the costa
tie he paid by ;Miller; the other half by
.„Illiicher, wilo is charged with prompting the
-_,.- 1 4t, Thoriptionand Benson for prosecution t
- _)eeamin. Spencer & Marvin and Bowman, of
;Corry, for defense. -
The case of Van Daniker, one of the dis
charged conductors on the Philadelphia St
'Erie R. It.. against whom the Grand Jury
brought in a true hill for embezzlement, was
continued to next court, owing to the absence
of material witness for the defence
George Smi'll, larceny—Grand Jury find a
true bill. Defendant ;lead guilty, and was
remanded to jail.
CharleeFah , y , ki—So Wing liquor withon
a licqnse. Plead guilty and fined — s3o anc
COON.
Wm. Doyle and Charles White, burglary . ..in
br;:titiog into a room occupied by a lodger at
the Morton House, and taking $174 therefrom.
Pound guilty.
:yin Anderson and limes Ryan, larceny of
a pair of boots and overcoat from the bowling
'thin of Thomas Edgar, in this - city. The
tlont; were found on Anderson's. feet, but he
Inimsd to have bought them from a boy.
An letoon found guilty of stealing the boots ;
llyan not ruiltSr.
John Coffey, ;moult and battery on John
Hievn.. at Corry. Not guilty; defendant to
pay half the costs ; liiggena the balance.
This close 9 tfie praceeaings up Co Thu rsday
,i•ning
.•Licattraovemcars —TI4 rails on the
Jamestown' & Franklin Railroad are
laid !o Franklin, and in a sb , rt time repast ,
trains will be running upon the road. If con
noms at Jamestown with the Erie & Pitts
burgh road, and will be an important link in
the railroad lines centering at our city.
W e learn from a good source that arrange
ments have been completed forjhe erection of
an extensive railing mitt naketliitsetttry dur
ing the coming season, at siNt4voint - conven
ient to the lake and canal. T he leading men
in the enterprise are itiessri. ',tory Rawle
and John:-Clemens, two Sientlemen whose
huginess qualifications 'arii assurance ettough
of the success of the pro Act.
. * " * Niessre. Joseph SlcCorter and W .S. Brown
have concluded a contract with the ennsylva..
nia R. R. CO. for' the building of a large
grain .elevator at the docks n xt summer.
They havai secured the exclusive bulinoss of
the Phita. , :k. Erie R. R. for a period'of twenty
years, provided they continue to make exten
sions to their facilities, as the demands of trade
may rr.quire. It is a settled fact that befofe
long a lice of propellerswill be established to
make regular tripe to and from oar harbor,
under the\ management'-hrthe Perina. R. R.
C olrpany.
Penionstin need ofleecie, Lealii;llfortgig
les, Notes, other blinks, will do well to bear
to mind that our stock is the most complete,
in the city, inoinding 'every form in nee in W.
section. !Orders to thts trade will be filled at
• reaaottable reduction.
Duza.Tts . tes.—A,ery comes up from every
part of the land—." Dull Times." It is dull
in New York ; dnu in Philadelphia ; dulJ
North and South ; 7 dull the in large cities and in
the Small towns, I Ittelness of aver) , sort, WIN
,and money—well. the less said about it tile
fewer unpleasant \ reminiscetices will be called
up in the thought:4 , of business men. Here in
Erie we are no better off than the most of /
Countrymen. Alibi:nigh we have reached • the
period of year witen trade ven a lly brightens
up, there is a nuiviirsal complaint that nothing
is doing. Men are at their ends how to
shape their affairs, fearing lest the dullness of
trade may continue, and-not wishing to renew
their stocks without an assurance of a brisker
market. There it no use of endeavoring to
collect, for everybody'esys he has no money,
and in the prostrated state of trade, it seems
almost like insulting a man to ask for it. All
are 'Punted to know the cantle of this
universal denreslion. The reason seems to
us too plain to be mistaken. It comes from
the action of the Radical Congress. Just ea
long as they continue to la`k about overthrow
ing the Government end impeaching the
President—just so long- es they keep the
Union dissolved and refuse peace - to the land
—just that long will we have want of confi
dence, business troubles and dull times. -The.
heavy *Waists of the large cities will not
use their money while this discouraging state
of affairs contioneand when they withheld
operations, , .the smaller dealers suffer as a na
tural eottlteirtoe.,_T_henublie will soon flea
that Radical Mr &Hag Them dearly.- It has
cost them enough already. Heaven knows, bat
in so indirect ainanner that they have not felt
it. Now it iti.comini borne, and every man's
pocket begins to be affected. Tho people will
someday Waite up to know the heavy burden
Radicalism hne imposed upon them. Let Con
gress cease itsrevolutionary plot tin c—let it
restore the Union upon a basis of equal and
exact justice—let It cease tinkering With the
fundamental principles of the - Government_.
and, better than-'all, let it adjourn until the
let Monday of December next,—and trade will
at once revive, and the nation again start on
ward up - on its career of prosperity. We may
have - a tenincrary revival of good times pith
ettet them- r anch is the wonderful energy of the
Anserican,people—but until then the man who
anticipates . anything permanent is only
hoping against hopei
A MOPEL EPlSTLE:—Prohmbly no class of
persons in the world'are the rocipients of so
many curiosities in the shape of correspotyl
ciao@ as 'editors. If the letters receired.in any
printing office were publiehed. they - would af
ford a collection of "pungent and vigorous"
literature equal to Punch. The following is,
,Perhaps, more comical than the majority, but
in point of orthography, composition, punctu
ation. ac., it is not a bad sample of Many. We
shall probably-run the risk of a fearful calam
ity to our nerson for putting it in print ; hut
it is really too rich to be hid away among the
secrets of our editorial drawer :
CORRY Deo 24 '6O.
lin. Enrrra Reeved your call that tares
ening you & i know i am. An you puethem
in your Paper as a Dead Beet. But if you
Shoul4 Put me in the folks in carry wood be
moat Tam foold for they, i om a Dead
Turnirp. Now my worthy friend i will be up
to 'Erie sometime in Jau & Pay you for i wood
not Do without the that observer for -nothing.
i have Lots of 0111 one to-go & Preach one to
Lectare on Temperance. I Now a call to go &
get Drink of Lager i think that is the Beat
owu IMe if you nut me to the Dowd Ike/ i will
Be Like a Bob Tail nags in fly time so that is
all my worthy friend & i will Pay.yon in Jan
-1867 i wish you a mery Christmas.
LADORYTIS OIIT Or V,IPLOYMISTIT.—We learn
from a Prominent raitritad official, that. at no
time within the past six years, has there been
so large a number of unemployed laborers in
the city. He save that five hundred men could
he hired in five hours to do any work. for a
very reasonable price.' When it was known
that the Lake Shore Road wished to employ
shovelers, there were twice as many applicants
as could he transported or advantageously
worked. One man who was all Monday shov
eling had only twn slices of bread to eat, and.
when interrogated in regard to hisinsoffioient.
diet, said this more& wita all his house . afford
ed. He bad spent ail his last season's sav
ings for food. and had been unable to procure
work. There are unquestionably hundreds of
just Binh cases in the city.—Buffalo Courier.
The same dearth of eroploytreent, me are
told, exists in our city. Hundreds of laborers
• • if employment, and willing to take
work of almost any kind Unless business
opens More briskly in the spring than .is ez
pect4; there cannot fail to be much suffering
among the laboring class. Wages also have a
downward tendency, and bid fair to fall to a
figure below the cost'of the necessities of life.
-Linless.there it a tumble soon in Pikes, _vie
fear many a poor family will find a hart task
of it to get through the year.
If there is anything past. present. or 'prob
able, *bent the Erie Observer. which majori
ties, minorities. office holders, or any one
else, can possibly respec , , we would he hap
py to have it elaborately described.—Gazette..
The less said by the Erie Gazette about "re
spect" the better. A sheet which has fallen
in two years from the acknowledged organ
ship of the Republicans to being little more
than a guerrilla upon the office-holders of the
county—which has neither influence in its.
party or out of it—which was ur.antmously
repudiated by last Ws Co un ty Coovention—
and which is desoised alike by political Medd
and foe,—is the. last one in the world that
ought to provoke
.% 'controversy with its
do
temporaries on that. subjeot. If the editor of
the Gazette wishes to know the'amOunt of
'irespect" that is entertained for hie journal
he need go no further than among its party ad
herents in this county. A political paper,
cannot expect to have much mercy shown to it
by the opponents of its faith, but to have the
universal contempt of its own party adherents,
and he without n morsel of influence in-shap
ing its party action, is a degree of shame that
few attain, and which no editor with the least
"respect" for self would for any length ortime be
willing to rest under.
We-are nlad'to be able to announce that the
Whittier Literary Association, an organisation
whose -name explains its objects, is now in inl- 1
operation, with a fair prospect of a successful
future. The Society bare leased a delightful
room. in Rosenzweig's block, fronting directly
on the Park, where the members can epend
their evenings with profit and pledsure. The
regular business meetings will beheld on Sat
urday evenings of each week; all other evin
inge, except Sunday, will be devoted to social
intercourse, reading, Se. The Association
propose soon to procure a course of lectures,
the - proceeds of which will be devoted to the
purchase of a library. We commend it, with
the utmost heartiness, to the attention of our
young men, and those of More advanced years
,who take an interest lth the welfare of the
young.: It will fill a place among institu
tions of the city too long vacant, and should
receive the encouragement of all, of every age
and sex, who desire to'promote the good and
the useful. -
00 TO Woax.—We want, between now and
the let of July next, to add a thousand good
subscribers to our present list. They can
easily be had, if each of our present patrons
will but speak to his Democratic neighbor,
and induce him to become a subscriber. How
- many of them will undertake to do so? •We
make the offer that for every five new names
sent in, an extra copy will be furnished to the
getter up of the club., Who shall we be priv.
ileged to announce as the first person this
year: who has procured us a club of five?
Come, friends,—we work bard,day and night,
for your interests; let u see that you appre
elate our labors by your seal in- endeavoring
to spread _the good tidings of Demoersey into
every aoseervative hazily in the county.
Items of Local Interest,
The Senate has refused to confirm the ap
pointment of Cot- - Samuel 11falreiry as Mar
shal for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
The members of the Epi.copal Congregation
will - give a Festival In Farrar Hall, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings of next week.
Lucy Stone, in a lecture in Bangor recently
said, “We - hear of hen-pecked haebande, but
nothing about rooster-pecked wives;" True,
too true, Lucy.
The.Ciml Court last week, was occupied up
to 4 o'clock in the afternoon of Sitirdan hav
ing transacted more than twice the usual
amount of baeinees. It wilt meet again - on
Wednesday, February 37th. - .
The hotels are putting down their prices.
The Weddell. in Cleveland, eves notice that
it will hereafter charge but $3 a day; and the
American, in the same city, will - charge hut
$2.50 a day. The falling off in travel is the
canoe of the reduction.
There ars only two surviving officers who
seried under CoMmodore Perry et the bailie
of Lake Erie—Cantata Stephen Champlin. of
Buffalo, who commanded the gunboat Scorpion,
and Dr. Daher Parsons, of 'Rhode Island, Fleet
Brirgeon.
A mon residing. near Cleveland
_lately made
for himself a very comfortable coffin, then
dressed 'himself
,with unusual care, placed
himself quietly in it, took. Prussia acid, and
was found_ by his 'family deal Cause, too
much trouble. -
Some men are like oats, You may stroke
the fur the right way for &ears, end bate
nothing but earring: but ageidetitally tread
on the fait, and all memory of former kind
nesi is obliterated. , We -have several of the
breed in this city.
Those who are fond of the sweet thingS of
life, will find the stores of Better k Burgess
theplaoesto buy at. ',They manufacture their
'own candies, thus ensuring a fresh and
pure article. Their variety of goods embraces
everying in the confictlonery and notion-line.
Helmr paradoxical some of the litatementa
in Horace Greeley's new• lecture may seem.
he begins it with a proposition "which nobody
can deny ;" "Ladies and gentlemen, 1 be
lierh it is now universally acknowledged that
lam the worst public !Tester 'in the Mated
States."
. The Neions\Pabliehing Company, No. 60i
Miner street, Phila., will soon publigh a
work, by Hon. A. 11. Stephens, entitled, "A
History of the War between the States—trec
ince its origin, causes and results." IS .will
no .doubt be an 4ble and interesting work. No
one in the Sold, is better able to handle the
subject than Mr. Stephens.
..) •
The temirrompe organization known as the
"Temple Qf Honor." was reorganixed on
Monday esining, same twenty-fir `persons be
ing preeeni.:4, whom about a dpi n are old
members. Fe Esq., was ehoien
W. I C. T, pro tem.,—end the Aes elation ad
journed to re-assemble on Pride evening of
the present meek.
A enre way for a journal to get reputation,
is to come out in a slashing editorial denounc
ing some of the leading. men or acts-‘ of the
party with whom it co-operates - . Its articles
will go the rounds of the opposition press,
with the preface that the paper, from which
they are taken is the "ablest and moat info
ential" of the political treed in" its section.
'oz. hew, ass the experiment tried on both
sides, and never knew. it to fail.
Tile act to incorporate the German Savings
Bank Institution has passed both houses of the
Legislature, and been signed by the (IMMO/P.
The incorporatnre are John Gensheimer, P.
Schneider, P. A. Broker, M..l3chlandecker, V.
P. Liebel. and J. Eichenlanb, Jr.' The con
cern is intended to furnish- a safer place' of
deposit than is offered by moat banks—the
stockholders being jointly and individually
liable—and to loan money, and transact other
banking operations. It will go into operation
about the let of April. and will undoubtedly
become a great favorite with our German citi-
seas especially.
Some villain placed a rail cross-ways of the
track, on the buffalo it Erie road, cut of
North Buns, on Friday afternoon, and the 2
o'clock train going to Buffalo only escaped de
struction by the vigilance of the engineer.
lie saw the obstruction, and whistled "down
fleshes," but the momentum of the train was
great enough to carry' the engine on the rail
'that was laid across, and the trucks were
thrown off, the driving wheels keeping their
positions on the track. The accident detained
the train nearly an hour and a-half, but no in.
jury wee done to the pasaengers. AnAttempt,
will be made to discover the party who placed
the , rail on the track, and if caught, the un
timent of the community' wilt favor the foil
pUnishment allotted by law for sub crimes.
- The members of the Lske Erie Press kw.
elation are invited to meet at Erie, on the 14th
of February, and enjoy a dinner at their own
expanse. , That is not the way we 'do thiutit
in Meadville. One more Convention at.
or Cleveland will jest about finial the Aimled
Mien. It can't stand the wonderful hospitality
of those great harbors on the Like.—Meadville
Republican.
• The above is perfectly characteristic of the
source whence it emanates. Perhaps the edi
tor of the Republican is not. aware-that the
.first meeting of the Association (and the larg
est) was held in this city, and that the meta l
hers were given a supper, which was paid far
'out of the pockets of the publishers of the
`three Erie English papers?? Whenever the
prorrietor of the Republican does equally well,
it will be time for him to sneer at the hospital
ity of Erie. -
We are glad to be able to inforni our read
ere, that the letter carrier system (which the.
Observer was sorry that the Dispatch advocat
ed,, as that eapieat sheet argued that the tee
eminendation of the scheme by thee paper
would eeal its doom,) is to be pot_ info practi
cal./Tendon in this City on the let of April
next. The full.details of the programme have
not been definitely settled yet, but the city
will be divided into six districts, and a carrier
be appointed for each district; and there will
be thirty street boxes for the reception of let
'tete. This is a goad move in the right
direction, and its adoption will be hailed with
pleasure by our oitisenc—DispateA.
We are profoundly gratified to know that at
least one local measure advocated by our emi
nently sagacious cotemporary hi likely to meet
with success. As it is about the first instance
of the kind that has taken place, our neighbor
is welcome to feel as happy as may be over
the event. •
The fact is worthy of mention that during
the entire winter, notwitlittending the severe
snore storms, and the detentions on other
routes, the trains on the Phila. Sr. Erie R. IL
have arrived and departed, almost without ex
ception, on their regular time. it is but sel
dom that the trains are detained, and-'hen
such is the case, the fault generally lies* with
some of the connecting roads. The south
easterly direction 'which the road perinea ren
ders it comparatively free from the liability to
be blocked up by snow drifts—the wind &iv.
log the snow Osough the outs, instead of into
them, aeon the Lake Shore. and other routes
running east end west,. The advantages duel-.
aped by the Philo: darie over other through
route', during the peat winter, with proper
management on the part of its - officers,
should make it the favorite line from the Lakes
tar the seaboard . We do not know whether
iblee who control the road have taken ones
stion Co advertise its superiority os a winter
route or not, but if they have not it exhit its
a deilorsbie want of enterprise on their part.
The developments of this 'winter have ehown
that it is immusasurably'beyond competition in
men, respects, andirith a fair degree of en
ergy it might and should be made the great
through route from the Lakes to* the sea
board.
The arrest of Col, Felix 0-13yrne, in New FAIL Qv Carsousr —Tiro years ago any.
York city, on charges of swinffting,ireirceratO_ body who had said that crinoline would go out
a considerable amount e! amputee in ear city. ' by
w t h fA s i l l i t o w n ' s a s li m d s t u i V iso s t t e r k ed ia w t o h u . 4" l/ „P a a s n e i :
be
lie came to Brie about a month ago, and re- it good investment, would have been cotield
msinsd a couple of weeks, representing him erod a crotchety cynic. Nov the whole thing
self as a special seeder the Government, and I has collapsed. Ths fashion in Paris at this
claiming to bs m1111°1.120 to proenro the re- & n o t it! a : l i te ra l % t 8 cl Q ose to
the body
moral of any officiaolders obnoxious to the hue bad as and
a fall as King Cotton, with
conservative• abutting, and substitute wound \} small hope of being reconstructed —AzAave.
Union men in their places. Being s. man of We hope the above is not true. With -all
good address, he soon engrafted himself into the ridieble that hat been heaped upon crux°.
the friendship of s nuoiberof our citizen*. and lino few will dispute that it As the prettiest
was treated by them "like a prince." Their 'fashion ever introduced. The ladies. as a
kindness he sought to reward by borrowing general thing, say it is the most comfortable,
money - from all be could, brit" we believe, ho ales, and will be loth to part with -it. The
did not succeed in accomplishing much in thief hoop skirt forever, say we. Viva It crino
line. His chief tinansial operation was to intlin. line
the note of an old drayman, fig_kblut died 'or
more dollars, as a consideration ter procuring
the release of his son from the penitentiary .
Whether be got the note cashed or not, we are
unable to say. Previous to coining to Brie he
had practised his tricks with some atlases' in
Buffalo and other •cities. His ultimate arrest
was merely a matter of time, and we are glad
to see that he has at length been tripped up
in the little game he has been playing with so
much adroitness in different parts of the
country.
Judge Scofield is kind end genial in dispo
sition, but. it le hardly natural that'lle should
feel amiably disposed towards the-venerable
Secretary of State. We are informed, upon
good authority,. that Mr. Seward, daring, a
brief stay in Erie, list summer, while on his
•vta, toChicago with the President, endeavored
to operate against Mr. Scofield's re-election
by speaking of him disparagingly; character
king him as dangerous man" who ought to
be defeated, and expressed a willingness to
send documents calculated. to aid In the ac
complishment of that result. fronise Judge
Scofield has simply paid the, Prophet Premier
for his unwarranted and unjust interference.
—://errisburg Telegraph.
Mr. Reward's stay in Erie lasttosxmet was
not more than twenty minutes in length, and
during that period be did not not make the
most remote allusion, either directly or indi
rectty, 'to Judge Scofield. We doubt, indeed,
if'he gate that worthy a second's thought—
having more important matters to engage his
attention. ,t was bad enough for Judge Sco
field to make the indecent attack that he did
upon Mr. Seward, without his friends endeav
°rine to palliate it by such false and ridicu
lous statements as the above. "
Any one who has attended the proceedings
of our courts cannot have failed to notice the
number of petty, insignificant and nonsensi
cal coma brought up for consideration. On an
averag;, we will venture to toy, fully one-half
of the cases tried are of a nature that entitles
them to be summarily kicked out of a court
room. There ahOuhl be some system adopted
by which Justices of the Peace would be au
thorized and required to decide upon all crim
inal proceedings below a certain grade- The
Present Tar is a source of terrible eipense to
the people, leads to vexatious delays, and
causes an amount of annoyance and incon
venience to jurors and witnesses that cannot
be expressed. We do not know how the Court
and bar feel on the subject, but if the opinion
of outsiders was consulted, not less than half
'the eases that now enter the Court Hottse would
go beyond the doors of a Justice's office.
The "World Life Insurance Company," of
fice 117 Broadway, New York, is one of the
best of the many corporations of the kind es
tablished in our country. Its officers are
among the moot enbetantiol and reliable men
f the metropolis, and its Board of Directors
a includes a number of individuals whose names
are "household words" far success end integ
rity in business. The energy displayed by the
.ou
become the favorite life insurance corporation
in the North. Mr. J. T. Frueauff, of Holli
daysburg, Blair county, is the general agent
for Pennsylvania , to whom applications on
business connected with the company, should
be addressed. -
Theodore Tilton, the white man with black
instincts, who leotured in this city, during our
present. course. recently fulfilled an engage
ment in Chicago. Learning, during the after
noon 'merlons, that "colored ladies of the
highest respectability" had been refused tick
ets, he appealed in their behalf to Ahe Presi
dent of the Association, and flatly retpeed to
lecture unless they were placed on an equal
feeling with, "white trash." Brow-beaten by
Tilton's toanner,tlat officer immediately issued
complimentary tickets to, the best reserved
seats in the. house, which Tilton insisted
upon personally delivering to the ladies in
question.
The definition of "treason" and "sympathy
with rebellion," has long been if disputed top
ic. During the war it was decided to mean
opposition to the Administration. Since Mr.
Johnson's accession to the Presidency, .it is
pronounced to be friendship for the Adminis
tration. Judging by the example in the cue of
our daily ootemporary, Will later meaning has
bent° und for the terms. A "traitor," "copper
head," or eympathieer," now appears to be
ortle,lto dares tell the truth about Geary,talle
to believe in Cameron's honesty, does not re
geld Lowry as a pattern of virtue and piety,
and refuses to pdß Scafield as the embodiment
et the statesmanehip, oratory and decency of
the nineteenth century.
The Pittsburgh Allickly - Postje one of the
'handsomest and best papers that come to our
office—being printed on new, clear lips, and
Codfaining eight pages of good reading matter
specially adapted to interest country readers.
The Poet is one of the staunchest Democratic
journals in the country, and we heartily rec
ommend it to our friendawishing a paper from
abroad. The terms are; singlo'subsoriptions $2
a year; in clubs $l4lO.
The Crawford Journal does not take kindly
to the suggestion in favor of Scofield for
United States Senator. It'says: s "The elec
tion does not take place for two ,yeare, and
bringing names before the public at this early
day, is' worse' than useless." The Journal
might hare added—"and sure political death
to the 'upfront who allows his friends to en
deavor to forestall public opinion."
'On Sunday evening next, Rev. G. F. Cain,
of Park Church.-iiill deliver a sermon in ertilob
he will endeavor - to explain “some of -the rea
sons why young - men do
. not become Chris
tiins." The subject is one which affords a
wide field for discussion, and the acknowledged
abilities of the speaker assure us that it will
be treated in a manner moil) than ordinarily
intereeting,
Our aid friend, Mr. James Harris, of this
City, on Monday, celebrated Ms 86th birth
day, having been borst_on the 4th of February,
1781. He is still as healthy and active as most
men of forty.ftve, and bide fair to out-live
massy who are snores of years his junior. A
few days ago he took up his rifle to teat the
power of his eye-sight, and at the distance of
forty paces, sent three bullets in...faccession
into the same -
- The production of the Venting* oil region,
judging from this-best stateMents we can get,
for the year 1.118,-I.iiiabout 2,600,000
barrels' of forty-two &l ens each. If the bills
are developed to the same extent as the valleys
the production out be increased to an almost
indefinite &mount. .
There are thirty practising lawyers in
Meadville—not to speak of the dozen or more
in other parts of the . county and o larger
than common number •at students. The Peo
ple of Crawford county should not suffer from'
a lack of attorneys to defend their claims.
A good lead pencil is something hard to ob
tain, end we are glad to announce, for ,the
benefit of the public, that we have at length
found an'artiele just, right, 'Those sold by
Benet £ Burgess teem to be the best in the
Good Templar Lodges are being organized
n nearly every toirn and village in Eris corm
y. Hope they will accomplish more than did
hors in this county.—Conseastoille Record
Thetlier theyaccomplirh . oily good or not,
there is no harm in trying. The plan of the
organization is one of the best ever originated,
and its objects commend it to the encouragp
li
Tent of all upright citizens. We have o
faith in any system .of temperance ref
which does not rest upon moral Mzasion, d
of all the modes designed for effecting the lat
ter,give lathe one in which bath sexes are bro't
together to labor for a common pnrpotte.
tom" For thorough instruction. -by profes
sional teachers, go to the State Normal School
at Edinboro, Erie Co , Pa, A single term at
a good tboo! is of more valnuthen a year as
usually spent. • feb7-2 w* -
S. M. Weigel. practical Piano Forte 'tuner,
of the firm of Weigel & Ziegler. Orders re.
oeived at Weigel & Ziegler's 31nsio Store, 820
State Street, Erte, "a. "Janl7-lm.
Ipal• Fora parlor or eittinftrobm stove, no
one lit equal to the Morning Glory, for sale by
Nimrod & tjciziopang, 605 - French street.
00t.25-tf. ' •
tfar A fire made in thej Morning Glory
stove can be kept up all the winter round,
without kindling. For ialft by Himrod• &
Company, 605 French street 00t.25-tf.
We' J. F. Cross's Erie 'City Intelligence
Office. No. 1.252 State at. jalo'67tf.,
miataini;
Arukattx.—Davra—Ta Steubenville, Ohio, -0
the 24th'ult., by Ref, Mr. Clow:they, Mr.
Caleb T. Athearn, erectly, to Mies Nancy
- M. Davie, et Cross Creek tp., Ohio. '
Pecs—Lradain—At the residence of Geo, W.
Wilson, Petroleum Centre, Pc., on the let
inst.,
by Rev E. A. Squires, Mr. A. M.
Pah, of Eden. to lilies Josephine S.
Leland. cf Erie.
DIED
SrneirAnAN—ln Concord. on the 4th of Janu
ary:Eveline. wife of F. B. Stranaben, aged
41 very.
RAST-Ou the 27th ult., after a lingering w
pm', Carlie L., daughter of Mr.- Hower.
Hatt; of Girard, at the age of 19 years and
21 days.
liftrinnals,—On' the evening of the 25th inst.,
in Vairiiew tp., Airs. John 3felhorn, aged
77 years and 5 days.
Bome—ln this city, on Sunday. last, of spinal
disease. after a k painful illness, J. V. Boyer,
aged 45 years.
Wayne,' on- the let inst.. Mr.
Eliab Perkins, aged about 49 years. Mr. P.
wee one of .the oldest settlers in that part of
the county. .
New Advertisements.
IST,O TIC - E.
The undersigned, being about to close up their k:ta
te= give notice to all ride ted to c rme forward and
settle their *amounts, by doe bill or otnenriSr, on or blr.
tots the 16th of Trtmuury. A liberal time will be al
lowed ro these who give their notes In cases of failure
" get*J° - d4t° nefearA,Prolnetz" -
-heT goods in stock will be sold at private sale, at
greatly reduced Arms. A rare chance for bargains is
offered, and the public will find it of eduuntace to call.
JOILN Vint &
MP' The store Too it la also offered for rent.
feb7.3.•
EVERY With the
COTTAGE PRESS,
RAN And the printing material accompsnylos
it, entry matt can •do his own printing
neatly quickly end Oesply. They are
so simple in construction, that a boy ten
• - years old can easily manage thelargest
else. Printed lastrnetions are sent with
RN each °Me. mtahitot the Purchaser to gn
to work without a ;minions knowledge
of printing. A &molar, containing tall
description. pricey testimoolals,
seat free to all. Oar Specimen Shoots of
Typs Cuts, An., ten cents.
lIZi3
ADAMS PdESS CO.,
Y 8 Au St., New York.
PRINTER. fabr67-ly
0. J. WILLAiRD ac CO., „
Kaaufacturas of -
COTTAGE ORGANS
Offm, and Wanroom, No. 627 Broadway, New York
We Invlto the attention of DEALERS and th► pnbßo to
ORR STYLE COTTAGE ORGANS,
With new and rejefehle imptroVeleente, ierektliireff our
4WD The eases eye the
'LARGIE3T TN THE MARKET,
Dews beautiful la deeign and workmanship. Oar Or•
pas are made from Ufa beet of mater,iel, Voiced with
Vest tent, having smooth pipe organ quality of tOO%
yet deet. sod mellow. Are finished in highly polished
meek Watnut and Koss Wood Cans with double bet—
love, double blow 'odds, knee swell, he. All have our
new event tremolo stop withwhich thy moot beautiful
'recta can be produced, varying at the will of the per
former.
Ws, oralre one {rood. aethe .gent in-strery &matron's,
TM metro our lamest discounts; sand for ,illuatrated
nrica Itat gariag full patties:stars.Address
WILLARD A. CO.,
Ilanntietaters, ICI Broadway, N. Y.
Wholesale Attests for the City sot Stete t r Ne w ir cw k ,
for thicelehrated
"VOSE" PIANO FORTES,
ire strictly snsalting grit fleas , and have not failed to
become the LEADING PIANO wherever introduced.
Malone will be sold at the lowest wholesale rats. and
guaranteed protection. Large illustrated price list tie.
log correct likenest.from photographs. sent to any ad
dress on application. 'Address
O. J. WILLARD k
Wbolegal' Agents, No. (111 Broadway,N. Y.
VIE BRIUIS'
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL,
Acknowledged by the trade sod profession to be the
Neatest and most Saleable Stool munttsotured. We are
Wholesale Agents for tlas Ws, and are now =MAY*B
**photon Kano Rouses In New York with these
stools, and so wrest is the &Mud, Opt a large factory
his bier , mead tapsble of *mpg out 1,000 stools ppaar
stobtb, Dealers supplied st the Ifaaafastnrwa LOWEST
wetourtiaLa PRlCES—boxed end shipped fro* of
charge. Pend for pries 11.4 gming full particular' sod
cured -
0. J. WILLARD W
Sole Wholesale Agents, 027 Broadway, N. Y.
- •
NSW MUSIC. _
Jest Published, sent to any address on receipt of ■
price. Umbers anvil. dat the usual diaeonnt.
'eta.
Girls, get a home of your own—New song and eho.'
ray, b Tacker - 30
I'U ne f org et forget thee dear ] fart—bout by Mahon...AO
UT blue eyed Jennie Belt-usonr by Bolder ao
Oh Anne tome back—song and &nom by Tucker...AS
Told in the twilight—eons and thorns by Cri11ey....30
Don't marry a man If he drinks—tong 10
I'll marry no man if he drinks—reply to the above., 30
Beautiful form of my dreams (Lith.)—seng by Bantu 60
When we mamba.' to the roll of the dram—wog by
Bishop. SO
Oh tome to ma who daylight ate—aong by Bassfor&so
Nearest and detest (14th )—song by J. EL Thomas..6o
Gliry ma holiest Monde and trite—gong by Tueker....3o
Do not had her warning, reply to Gyydee Warning—
song by Tacker SO
Jennie who-ffitea In the deil--song by .r. 11. Thomas..3s
Softly o'er tr" ) tippling water — sow by J. IL tcoesse
with brantlfal Lithograph of the Anth0r.........4 0
Bella in distant lands—seeg by Tucker. ' 30
The light step Polka—b• planets B. Brown 35
Morning lighLaehottlash—by Radon - 30
&Wight polka—br 11 re. Parkhurst 40
Pazi) 0 gslop..by lin. Parkhurst 30
Romething preittYs.Nutifka—by, NM Parktptrit 30 '
Baran, Unseen—words by Lcogfellow 60
Pretty Routine — song by .P.. Doak= 45
KM glad fattista 001611-.40011 20
-X011111•111,011:010 , to Pat Mayon y ..--- 40
Fier heart lull thy owe—by Bess ' .14)
Yttenot bad& the mill—song by Calton so
NI/timing round the allele. ao
You naughty. naughty man—s• ng in the BM* Crook 35
Now I lay me down to alien -song and eliortus by Wel
- bri SO
Blue ey es
or black—song by i Baker 35
Stara of the rummer nigh....Qtierteite - li)
Coming, analog, by end b7-song by Gabriel 40
Nell go with Grant swain--mw sang and shores by
Tacker 10
- Halt,boye. halt,—aoug and ebbnia by BeNasightoss..3s
The new horns. meet bore—meg by Madam Pareps.s3
Any eased reb , l• lied will be sent by return mall, and
faittitelo• l lf•Pefigt Will realm their -change with the
made.. -14(buse orders , b so. 3. WILLARD k CO..
%WM . NO. CV Broadway, N. Y.
ItION -MTV COLLEOB,
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE,
Corner of Tens Ea Bt. Clair Streets,
PITTSBURGH, P 6
The Largest, Cheapest, Beet
ACTuAL I. ---111/131:NESS COLLEGE
IN THE 'Mina) STATES
DttFttrg the past ten yuu upwards et
FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS,
Pepreanittin every State is the Calory have graduated
CMS
A cOTIVIE OP ACTUAL BUSINFSS. repelled "lib
Ranks. Stores, P. , st Ofilre, Commission Brokers. /aver
ante, Railroad. Stsismeost and Teterraph Mikes. dn.
combining THEORY AND PRACTICIL
Stnaente are thoroughly Instructed In all the branches
et a •
- -
PRACTICAL RUMNESS EDUCATION:
Inch:Wog Book tte- ping Penncfrnabio, Arith mitic. Com.
taercial t aw, Political %connate. Redness Ckwresoond•
ere%the Art of Detecting Coenterfeit MOUT. Railroad'
itteamboating, Telegraphing, Practical Baakialre
kc., &e.
Fite tante cam eater at MIT time MO cetePike • fun
coarse In from elarto twelve weeks.
FIFTY DnLLABS
Pays all .:posses far Sci Mon, Boots, Blaok► and 111
plazas.
NO EXTRA CHARGES
For vaninatuthin, Rteamboatinr. Railroading, Barking
nr iiipinma, as in other Canova. Free Limons daily to
Room 'tulip to all altadonla to the - Conunerelal Depart
moot
VAR MAME. 484, eiring foil information, and con
taining a e,mp'ete outline of our system of ?radical
Business Education, together with
1.8311110N1AL9 ,
Prom practical BUsinert Kau, Merchsots, Book-keepers.
Banters, km., address the principals,
1411193 k.COWLSY.,
Pittsburgh, Ps.
•
J t24'67-6m
Mattdaeturftn , or , •
PURE CONFECTIONERY,
tt l And wholesale dealers la
FOIE GROCERIES, FRUITS, NUTS,
TOTS, NOTIONS, CRACg£TtS,
TOBACCO AND • CIGARS
Always on hand a large stoek of
FINE ' AND P-LAIN CANDY,
OfEviry Variety,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
CANNED FRUITS,
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CRACKERS,
CIGARS,
UM
We thoterecture none bet the beat valitty, Ina es B.
tow price* ai
PURE AND SALEABLE CANDY
Can be bold.
1
Er All Orders vein receive prompt latently.
BENER & BIIAGESS,
I~
411 STATE srwr.
NEW CONFECTIONBBY."-BOY.
AHD
FANCY GOODS STOitE !
BENER & BURGESS;
Haas opened at
730 STATE STREET,
A RETAIL CANDY, TOY, FRUIT
AND NOTION STORE,
Whore Wit customers will always dad
A FULL 'ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
IN OUR LINE
Thee will keep a good - 111:18 of
TOYS, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
AND
FRESH CONFECTIONERY
Or EZERY VARIETY
tr . Delez itsealistetrezw. their (beta ties are the
beet ter implying their customers with MINA CANDY
gintll'it DAY.
Snag , At BURGESS,
. 730 Stets attest.
T HE BEST LANTERN
11 011 TABIIICI/ . 13 1J E, /9 AT
GOFF; PATTSRSOIS Sc. CO.•8.
MG FIUMCEI MEM,
2t. tat= PithoL MI grit Tits
Fx scliTonns
Letters lestsmeatary edste of minim West.
deed, late of Rik Creek to., Erie coney. Pa., haring
berm vented to the irob.eriber; Doti • bombs is given t.
all parsons Indebted to old estate to makelefitowilste
psetoent,and all those having claims or demands wand
wild Mete will Dermot them. dole itatheattostad for
settlement.on or before liarrh4
*ELIAS WEST, Vaeator.
Elk Creek, .Tan. 31. 1867—je31-awo
SLEIGH BELLS! •.
A Large Stock of
I.ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES,
For sale by
J. C. ?ELDEN
deolg-t:
nivrice.
We bare associated ourselves together is business
soder the fires name of Patent Eats Spout Company.
With our teereased realities we feel couddeot w. eau
an &U orders atter this date.
L. A. raTswoRTE.
wmumwt. Pa.
P. S. It/MUMMA.
jalo.7w. Waterford. PIL
zfF ARM FOR SALE..
O 130 sera', about 100 arm defined. the Delano, in
rod timbered had. with a bone and barn on it ; a
ynong orchard of 120 grafted apple Oats and some
other fruit tress. iittnatsd, !trot ram Roitth of Samuel
lfieldogata, on the Ridge Road, and about four Wig
fronfEriso, Ps.,tu Woof 11111ctreic Township. For for the
particulars ataquire of
sorld-Cf. CONRAD BROWN,
DOFF, PATTERSON & CO.,
615 YRIINC9 STREET,
HAVE GOT GROCERIES TO SELL
=1
pvnis LITIRRTY WWI% CRAP.
win 40 mom !Lid better work at • givers way. than as
*Mar. 'try q. ktaanfart••l•4 only Ity
'ZIEGLER SMITH,
WROLZSALX DRUG. P 411.7. 4 GLAsa D i u/
XIS,
No. W 7 North ?bird Street, m a . •
Jabl'46-17.• . ' • •
N •0•T t .0: .
Applhsiilos win mad, to tits 6esamiritr
don of William BlsbacD, eclavids4 et new
607.15. •
REAL ESTATE - FOR SALE.
DIVELLItiti HOUSES
Two story trims, Wo MD West Ot4 4L, sell Ota(abed.
pria WOO.
Two story faros. ?Co. 21 1 !Not 6th St new sod good
anish, pries $2,600.
Two story have. Ho. 145 Wild 1.1 St., Caaghey Issue,
a bargain, price $3.0r0.
Oro .n 4 one-bstf story frsnas, Nn.102 Myrtle St., core
ner 'ot, corofortsb'e house, peen $1.5 00 . -
Two story fame, Xo 271 Suit 9th St, 73i-kers lamas
good bonding and new..
Two minty :raver. adjoining P. & I: P. R.. on 11t& St. r
will be told at a bargain.
One a , ..1 on. ball story tram. lot 3018234. on 6th St..
second West of State, desirable for business.
Two otor doisbottl free., property of 8. Wil
son, float% Erie, lot Mein, Oporatlot In the Borough,
prier PAM.
Two story frame. No. 68 Bad Italie* St., boat. la
dna ord.:, 6 rooms mad 'mad shed oa 2at door. b MOMS
dp st .tri, tare, &a, ita, peas PPR. !iodated& totes.
One aria ore-boll story frame, ,No. BS Canal Bt., con
venient to bosh:err, booze to good order. Inside 'and
ont, collar and woo 3 bonse,pries $1,706.
50 sews, barn, Loans, 10 items wood. 9 miles from city,
pees V 1,200.
24 ■er•a on Float Road. 100 sere, wood, yew modern
stele bowls. largo orchard NOVI •:change for city prop
erty at 11,8,000. Reasonable dtseont for all east.
Branlay place, on Ratak, Road, North Itast,lloaaros,
•►habte 1 oproremonta, 20 acres timber, pike $12,012).
47 scree, two willow Ircio2 city, good Improvements; will
dit'de to suit poreburtyper acre still.
45 sere% Bee miles lenen city, brick house, Ac, good
improvement; pica 414.6C0.
300 acres fa Gre ae—s bargain—price $3,L00
112 uses A No 1 land and Imj.rorerdenti, near North
Eut, pries per acre rd.
147 arms in Flerborereek, very desirable ind cheap;
per acre
City lot oo West ith St , Wo MD, Mee
do do 10th do 758, do 3,G00
- do do 4th do 2711, do I,llfo
do do 11th slo 661, do 1,400
do do Bth do 3466, do 1,600
City lots on West ttb Bt., Nos. 1402,1450 and,14139
each SUM.
West half of out•lota 28.3 sod tsge), to lots to suit pur
chasers; tams easy.
A cumber of lots in out-:ot 2110. on Buffalo Road
Eight city lots in out-lot bB7 Wee' 10th and 11th Ste.;
the Mutter property.
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D .. JUAN DEILAMARRIVS
- SPECIFIC PILLS
Are prepared by the Ifresieurs. GI - mindere k Dupont.
pharamoeutiste. No. 214, Rue Lombard. Darla, from the
prescription of Dr. Juan Deimam, chief physician to
the Hospital do Nord on - Lariroisere.
MITRE or itscortagroagimr.
Paste, May sth, 18.3.
Gentlemen-1a have rued the "Swipe Pine made
from Dr. Delarnarreh proscription, during several years
peat, to oar private gad nubile pm:No..4nd have found
them a most energetic and-effteient remedy to cases of
Spin metorhcwa or Seminal Wishner's, nightly, daily or
previa are emissions; serail wean , rui or impotency;
special derangements of the nervous system; w caner sea
'rising from secret habits and sosaal otot000s; relaxa
tion of the genital organs; week spine: - a ff ections of the
eves; "Lime. or "brick dust" &posits in the urine;
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cheek, or bloodless lips; "pinched" feature,: inventor
action of the heart, and in all the ghastly train of
symptoms arising from over use, atoms, or loss, from
any cause, of the nervous form.
Oh earnestly advise. Om W.l,
inturrair nom toy symptomatic or organic alfvotions of
the geLtltO•tirins27 sysloon. to use they pi le. With
high rupee; one sow rears snags wiserfeity,
ft A. REAIITXPIIII3, It. D.,
GI. D. Dorewnla. 11. D., •
JUN DI Lilletrilt, S. D.
• To Garanciere k Dupont, N 0.214 Rue Lombard, Paris.
TOBACCO.
Sedentary and studious occupationa, grief* anxieties,
or whatever ter ds to impair the vital action of the
brats, distressing and embarrassing dlserdsra of the
vi Ile system. Students. clergymen, and 'airfare, there-
Gre, who are estecial/y liable to these weaknesses,
should resort promptly to Dr. Delsmann's Speeific Pills.
• pamphlet, contrinitrg fail partlcatant, with direc
tions and advice, printed In Peach German. Spanish,
and ltuglisb, accompanies each Doi, and will be sent by
MO, free of cost, to any who will write for It.
Price $1 per box, or six bozos for $5.
Sold by all the principal druggists, or will be sent by
melt, Recently engird from xll, r.bservation, nA map of
the "prided price by any authorized agent, or be the
sole general agents for Antenna, OSCAR. G. HOSES &
CO.. 27 Cortiandt Ist., Y. Y. Authorized spots for
Erie: J. B. Caner & Co., Hail & Warfel.
oetlS-lreow
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PSOTECTED ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PIL.LA
Prepared from a Prescription of otr. J. Clarke, M. D,
Physician ExtrnordinAry, to the Queen.
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'Anone painful and dangerous diseases to which the tamale
constitution Is lathiest. It moderates all excess and re
moves all obstructions from whatever came. X speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it le peculiarly suited. It will;in a abort time, bring on
the monthly period with iwirulariitt
, CAUTIO . •
nese Pint statli sot be takes el Fassles urea, tA4
FIRST TLRE MORTHS of Pregnancy. ea tAty are
We to bring we, Mikarriage, Ind at say aka' fine are
ore We.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pelee to
the B*k and Unite. Fatigue on ' , light exertlonaalptta•
two of the Heart, Hysteria' and Whites, these Pills will
efteenrcuce when elf other meant hate failed: and al.
though • powerful i emedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full direetione In the pamphlet around each paean%
*Met should be carefutly presere a d.
Sold by ell Druggist*. Price $1 rer bottle." .
SPECIAL NOTICE. -
it DS the fete of every valuable medicine to be coon.
tarieltrd. Be eantionn, therefore, and see tbel the let.
ter. nil'. &IV' are hi• wn in the bottle, and that each
',reeler beam ti • fan simile of the signature of 1. C.
Baidain en Co., and Job lima. Without which none
are ironies.
N. B —One dollar with eighteen cents-for
erielosedlo an, authorized agent or to the sole general
agent for the United Staled and British , dominions.
JOB MOSES, 2 Cortland, Bt., New York.
will Insure • bottle containing eft pills, by Mara mail.
*emirate terlod from all otaorratiaa. Agoura for Erie,
Ball ROarfel, and J. B. Carror ft Co. orlB-11eow
COAL. COAL.
TUE KALE TO BUY COAL CHEAP N AT
SALTSMAN ft CO.'S,
Coal Yard, corner cf Twelfth and Peach Streets, Erie,
Pa, who keep constantly on hand Lehigh and Pittston
(Poor. sec) lump and vespers& Shamokin, Egg, 810 es.
and Nut sizes; Bitnmtnon• for grate and atm; and •
n022-tf
BLOSSBURG, PITTSBURG AND BEAVER,
Onr Coal is ell received by nil, la kept on dry rplael
door. ►nd
wELL ECREENED BEFORE BEIIVE3Y
We offer groat inducements to parties viabloi to lay
to flogs sintartrapply, olio to desists purchasing by the
car p.a.
I ry
Oise no • alt sod s• gatLantoo to 'lnk satisfac
tion
j01y1711641 . BAIThUdN..II CO. •
M AN 00D--How Lost! How Restored.
Js.t nubllshed a Of ef edam of Dr.
„ Cniverwelcs celebrated. scaly On the
radical cure (without medicine) of
Seen:late; rh ors. or Fendral Weaknem.
involuntary Semlest Losses, hapeleuev, Vented and
Kinkel Ineapaeitt, Impedlniente to Marriage, eta
also Conti:map .U.n, splines, sect Vita Induced by ger-
Ladolganee or ssznal °stratum:ma.
itlt Pete,, la a sealed envelope. oat 6 mai.
The celebrated. uthor in this admirable may clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years' successful practice,
that the alveolar consequences of self-abuse — may ow
radlesily cured without the decorous use of internal
roediettte or *supplicatioa of the built—poi:Meg out
• mode of ore at ones simple, certain and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what his eon•
ditton may be, may cure Mame( cheaply' privately and
radically.
re This lecture should be in the hand. of every
youth In the land. .
Sentunder In is plain envelope, to any IlLtiMelle
post-paid, on receipt of six *tots, of two post stamp/.
Address the publlahers
crias: L C. Kurtz d co..
dodo-4ita 117 flowery, N. Y. Yost Once Box OM.
GlIttlitDIALP4 8•L. . •
The undertigned guardian of-Bolen 'Wilk:nano, Byron
ar Batman, RadonWWll:eon and Inn Wilkinson, saner
etiiiiiren of In Wilkinson. deceased, will sell at public
sale on the on BATIERDAT. FEB. 2, 1867, the
=dirtied interest of said inizas in the following-de
scribed Idea of land to will all, that eaten farm
situate in the township of Anitr,Erle county, Pa , en
tailed ea follows: On the Tent * the nubby Mahe*.
on the North by land of George Danish, on the limit by
lands ot Choirs Meerut and wan. Demean. don the
agrath by lender* Glenne Lonlieroodand Abel Nattasop.
Mat tract No 137. containing 80 acne and allowances,
knowing the Wlikfaion Farm.
Ten= of fide—Ore-third to hand, and the haloes in
three annnsl payments, witliananal interest. to be sr
cured br bond and mortgage on the ittectillas.
ial0•11w. IRA .CFI ATTE& Clusediani
n0224t
P Ultls LlBER r ilf
Pres:mild )1 01 ptsetiati palsbitr. try U. and yps wil
bare oo other. V aunketared only
• ZIESIEE & SMITH,
WEI I OLISALg DRZIELPAINT k GLASS =ALM,
KG. MAMA /lad kkort.Pkthi.
P*ll
R1R31.5:
ESE
LOTS
HAYES & KEPLER, -
Malta and psalm In Real Mate,
_Reid Rove, Erie, Pa.
For Blacksmith ?impasse
oi.oNowa.sat iro Azlaw Tuna.
s . Awe
As'prissaSprwehes
Asia sod Roadies
From that holes soots ant
AstiMks and Rata
In spite of eats.
Gall, Alp abbot.
I 'l6 retro is tabllaboi in N. Y. Clip"
+only infallible rametilra knave."
"Prat from Polecat."
--- "Not dengue** to the Ifinnan Ifactly."
"Rata Goan mat of their hobo to db."
“COSTAVir RAT, RIAcH. &c, LILTUIPS
Is • used for Rata. Mee, litosehee,
slack and Red Act., Sze.. ka.
CINRAWS% BED 8130 RITILIMERATO9I
Is a Itgald or rash—roood to dertrur, &ad
afar If prerantattro for Sod Bap, dm
•vostares- ELECTRIC poirDER Foit mason
is for sloths Minolta% Pleas, Bad Bar.
Insects en Planta, Yowls. Animals. Ike.
cr I niww I ! o hill worthless haltatiow.
pir Sao
ti flaak tha befort .CoarAme
yea a" Dame Is an sub noz. Bat..
e sad e bay.
Addrau, EIEHRY R. COME,
484 hutadvay.l2l. Y.
Sold ei Duties% and retell &Oen
every:ham
"0 0 ST A K .1•S",:`
• .' cazzaansr) -
BUCKTHORN SALVX,,
For ,Cuts, Soros, finnan, Wounds. Bolle#Quelleree
Broken Breast% Sore Nipples, Skating. Mind awl
Painful Pi'em, Scrotal's', Frond /ad llnowlitloasel
Sores; Ulcers, Windom'. Swellings, Kreptions , Crasser
051 toctian; Rlogs_Orra. Itsh, Cores,lionews‘ Cth•
ac.; Chapped Med , . Lips. ho.; sites of SOW%
bents. Annals, he ke.
Bona 26 cents, 60 orate sod $1 ,Ws.
- 4
Bold by all Drogglets anywhere. .
And by BURN B. costes, Depot 4114 Browprsy s
N. Y.
"COSTAR'S"
IJNIVIIIISAL
CORN SOLVENT,
For Conui,Boaloas, Wait; ke;
•
(lam, 25 eta, 60 eta. andll gun.
,
Sold by all Dragfcltta zi arbrre.
And by HENRY B. II, Dappt 654 Bipidray,
N. Y,
WW2
"COSTAII I B 7I
PREPARATION OP
BITTERSWEET & ORANGE BLOSSOMS
POE BEAUTIFYING tEig COV,PLEitON
Died to soften aad bosatity the 81dn, names treciko e
licap!ea,,Enaptloas, &a. •
Ladles are now tralng it la pntimmele to ail Wan%
Bottles El.
gold by all Druggists everywhere.-
Aad by HENRY - Et. COS !AB, Depot 494 Broadway
N.Y.
"COSTA-R'S
PECTORAL
COII . GH fiEIiEDY
• '
Poe cough% Be.lea, lioaraentan, Soto Throat, Cry*l l / 2
Whooping Moab, tams'. Asthma, Coaroasptioa,
Bronchial Affections, aad aII dhows of The throat ant
Loop. •
Bottles, 25 eta„ SO eta. and 0144.
Sold by all prott•ta *vim/when. . -
And by 1126NRY B. COSTAE, Depot 04 1 14044 ' 10 7.
lt.Y+
"COSTAR -1 8"
af,LIBILIWKD
BISHOP P ILLS,
AUNMCIV4I . L DINNEI MILL.
Tor MIMS( saa aids Boadiabs, Cliathrimas. hal
tUrtiONDllrgetbs_ athaanalgh Coastbattoa. Mantles,
loliallaa.Chillso Yvan. did Efiltat 41100plimit of the
DI/tette* Omen&
Belem, i 6 etb, eta:, audit dim
-said by all Mewed , °
liait by UURY i , TAN„,iii , lllli.,.llriadirar„
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