Ile Trie Weeittg Cotruer.
cRIE PA., FEBRUARY 14, 1867.
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DM: Tfi YOUR INTEENSTBO—Save time and
if fOl hate anythino to sell,
it von have lost anything,'
'lf von have found anything, _
Tr . rnu have a house to rent, .
If von want to rent a house, -
If you want hoarding,
if von want anything.
T,ll five thouaand people at once, by ad.
,doing in the OngEnvin.
t ,cries sr Josn Wm-Arm—The renowned
;t : Billings, wbose fame as a humorist is
;reely_firceetled by that - of Artemus Ward,
taidture-in Farrar MIL on Tiles.
c tterning of next weft - ; itirtiberbenetil—of.:
Whittier Literary Association., The pie
in "Putty and Vs.n,is t, - 11 — and
will be full of fun, we expect to'set% the
erAmmNl to its utmost. Itt:le designed by
Aaqociation to secure several other pronii.
ivnt lecturers shortly, among them Mr. Cha
, he eloquent divine. As the proceeds . of
:seturea are to he devoted to the purchase
a lihrary, &c., for the use of our young
- e n, it should be tho object of tbebetter chase
777 ur citizens to give them as encouraging a
! mane as possible.
,CI LVEII eitAßT.D.—One of the strangest
i
errulsioes in public sentiment that has erer
f r-le within our experience is shown 'in the
w ult - of the trial of C. V. Culver, the Craw
-0.1 county financier, at Franklin; 'last week.
l'lds another to the many instances of fickle
~c u lar opinion, and shows that the man is rho
s y he down to-44y, is just as likely to be at
"-- 'le top of the heap in a short lime hence. On
e future of Mr. Culver's banks, a general
I ' utery arose against him in all parts of the
1 Irth.west. Ho . was looked upon as a ecoun.
rel, who had inveigled himeelt into the con.
!once of the commtinity to swindle it in the
.4, and for a time it would have been dan,
... orrice. for him t 9 show himself in any town
f ails section . There was scarcely a man
.! ho had-not lost more or less. by , his opera.
orie l and the abhorrence of his supposed
oral - guilt was intensified by direct pecunia.
--- """"C oefaerations -When at length be was
' 1 , 111 into jail at Franklin, at the instance of
reral of the wealthy men of that town, to
:- wtwer charges of Conspiracy to defraud the
,nango iCattonal . ilatik, the act was applaud.
thy nearly everybody, and if he had been
' " l ed at that time nothin '
gless than an extended
~' rra its the penitentiary would have satisfied
.--, ,0 popular judgment. It was a leak period
. : slurs
eke
t,.. r h . t O em ul e v n e t r i o n o s u e l l d f- b d e e prevailed
fnce,
h ut
t u ti p e o T
i n a t r n .
'- 'lsient efforts of his enemies at last in
-.' used him to l issue the factions pamphlet of a
. f. , nosh or more ago. This document at once
'..;- r,-ate I apasionishing change i t n public gen
‘_( iment. Iti?ftrtgrest etrmniee-bggan to look
pen him as the victim of unferbittatteircum-
Apances,:ather than of willful frattl,and a gen
-Aral tone of sympathy became , perceptible.
J
the feeling in his favor in the oil' region grew
articularly strong, and none who were fami
• 1 1-tr with it, doubted that no jury could be
ifound in Penang° county to convect him'. The
; Itnal commenced on Friday, th,e let inst., and
td •
iria , ed on Wednesday of last week, an immense
icrowd of spectators being present throughout
' Pilo proceedings. The attorneys on the" side
I
d the prosecution were Dietrict Attorney My
n, Col. A B. McCslmont, C. E. Taylor and
li. E. Rodgers, all of Franklin; onihe part of
Ir. Culver appeared A. & W. Blakeley, of
: ,- rankli Ca'. Jas, K. Keri, of Pittahurgh,,W.
1 c
~ ,:rh tt, of Clarion, and A. 13. Itiehmoid,
't: Meadville. No case has probabirreen tried
+.
/in that county which -attracted sueh wide.
'pread interest, and none has been conducted
-11- - e adroitly. The counsel for the pfesecu
ilon exerted all the artifices of legal skill, but
; :I.i, t less apparent frore,' . - the first that the current
lri' outside opinionztir - entirely in Culver's fa
/
r,r After an absence of about two hours,
r t r;,itiry returned a : verdict of not guilty, and
~' filar the prosecutor, John Duffield pay the
cone—at the announcement of which the pent
up emotions of the spectators broke out into
. 1 applause, which was promptly checked by.
Judge Trunkey. Thus, by a most singular
revolution of public opinion, the Man who a
few months ago was the most unpopular in our
"; , ection, stands forth cleared of the crimes o'2.
' ' , zedagainat him, and free to devote 'his en
-. , rcies to retrieving the calamities which his
misfortunes brought upotahimeeltlin*athert„
We trust Mr. Culver's first efforts Trill - be di
; rect.d towards taking some measures .for, the
speedy redemption, of the,notes of his sus
- peed's,' banks, of which several thousand dol
-Ilars ere atili held in this county .. If be will
.iisplay 11 pioper spirit, he may yet regain the
I popular confidence once reposed in him, and
4 he able not only to resuscitate rds 'own for.
i tunes, but to repay the thousands who lost by
his sudden failure The sympathy now enlist.
el in his behalf has its origin in the belief
that he honestly,;rneans to do all he can to
wipe out the stain on his reputation ; and noth
ing less than a fair, energetic and persistent
, hapriaition'tn cancel all his obligations will
-:atisfy the minds of the people
1
SAD AmnonNra.—On Friday afternoon, two
b , y., named William and Charles r. Lowry,
Iced respectively le, and 15 years, eons of Mr.
I, , wry, carpenter on the U. S. 9. Michitran,
'were drow,ned in the hay. 'ln company with a
l'fly named' Richard - White, they started to
cross from, the Holland street dock fe; the
floating dock The ice was thin, and when
they had gdt out some distance, it broke. Some
men at once - hastened to their rescue, and suc
ceeded in' saving the boy White, hut:could ren
ierno assistance to the Lowry boys. The parents
are recent residents of the city, baying came
here from Vashington,where the bodies of the.
.leeatterl children, which weie taken from the
water in a few minutes after life was extinct,
hare:been carried f (Tr
A - man named Washingoon Fryer, employed
n the - Lillie Shore Railroad, had his
hot so badly injured last week that am
putation wee ffitind necessary. Re got
it caught between the tails of a switch,
Nv±io_et the de_pet . , , arft n train coming along,
mmMed it plmomt-to.l jelly: Catching hold
of one of the cars, be was dragged out, or
more serious coneequercea might have ie
.ult
Geo. E. Zoover, .of Pleasantville, had a
hearing before U. S. Commissioner, F. F.
Afar.hall, on TuesdaT, on a charge of passing
counterfeit'S'loo compound interest note on
Howard Johasoo, of Le ficeuf township, some
tl me since. lie was arr4ted on i' riday,at his
home, by Chief of Polic'e Crowley, and two
- more notes of the same kind Were found in Me
possession. lie claimed to have been paid
740 of the stuff for,' a span of horses, and
on,findini, it was'bogus, be bad taken two
of the rotes dp. The ono' passed on Mr.
Johnson he affigello bay. received at the
Petroleum :intim:lol%4lot Titusville, which
is denied by the cieshiei of that inetitntion.
'tooter was placed under $2,000 bail to ap
pear before - the U. p. Court, in this city, on
the first Monday', in, July. The immense
amount of counterfeit National money in cir
culation should induce the public to be upon
their guard, and - examine all notes with care
that may be presented.
We regret to learn that the prospects of
h &ring a County Fair this year are not en
couraging—the interest in the Fairs of the last
tee years not having been of.a mature to war
not another attempt, The fact does not speak
well for the agricultural progress of our peo
ple!
Conies's' Frwitscts.l--The report of the Com
missioners shove that the receipts In the coun
ty treasury (including $45,930 left over from
the previous year) during-18K were, 448,-
009.89, and the expenditures $151:979.08,.
leaving the large sum of $96,030.81 , on hand
Jan. let, 1867. Of the expen4e account the
following are among the leading,items;:
Coal & wood for Jail & Court Douse, 47713 80
C. C. Boyd, tour viewing jells, 55 00
Jag. Chambers " 55 °()
John Warren, boarding' -prisoner 3,028.56
B. L. Brown, conveying consiots to .
Penitentiary and subjects to House
of Reface & BoSpital for Insane, 542.521
H. L. Brown, summoning jurors, 191.25
Constables for making returns to
Quarter Sessions & election duties 446 78
Grand Jurors at Quarter Sessions, 695.09
Traverse Jurors at Courts, 3,932.27
Justices, constables and witnesses' in •
Commonwealth cases, 961.15
Thee. Dillon et al, holding Coroner's
inquests, &e., ' 284.37
Directors of poor, requisition, 13,500.00
Romp of Refuge, board, &c.. of in-
mites, , - _
, 2,092.91
Western Penna. Hospital, 1,300.05
Penna. State Hospital, board, Ste „ -
H Tripp, 13.9.93
Election boards bolding spring else- . . ..
lion; 05.02
Election boards bolding general eke- '
lion, 1,282 60
Assessors taking assessment for 1867
in full. 1,818.00
Keystone Bank,discount on currency 20.85
Keystone Bank,interest on scrip, 738.95
Interest on Court House loan bonds, 260.00
Interest. on S. & F.. R. It. bonds, 2.999.59
" • Bounty warrants, . 9,626 07
CC. Boyd, mileage and per diem, 270 80
Jas. Chambers do do 301 08
L. M. Childs do do . 315.96
S.' J. Godfrey do do 94.60
A. J. Sterrett, Com. & Auit'a clerk, 1,010 00
Commissions allowed E. D. Hulbert, -
Co. Treas., on receipts and dis-
bursements for 1806, 2,500.00
Total disbursements 1800, ' $52,482.66
Warrants redeemed. issued prior to
1866, . 814 42
Scrip redeemed and burnt, 54,532.00
Bounty. warrants burnt., 44,150.00
Cash in Treasury Jan. 1, 1867, 98,030.81
Total,. $248,009.89
Ddplicates of State, County and Poor, and
County Bounty Taxes, levied on each of- the
respective Townships,- Wards and Boroughs of
Erie county, for the year 1866 .
Districts., State &Co Co. Belly.
Erie,. East Ward. $l3 079 74 - $ 9,809.81
Erie, West Ward, 15.643.02 11.732.27
Mill Creek, 13,603.68 10,022.76
Harbor Creek,. 5.054,64 3.700.01
North East tp., 6.289 12 4.716 84
North Eact boro., 1.446 66 1,085 00
Greenfield, • 1,495.10 1 121.33
Venango, 2,232.04 ,1,674 03
tvattshurr, 489 46 329 00
Amity, 1,401.84 : 1.051.88
.Wayne. 2 607.78 - 1,955.84
Concord, 2,232 02 1.674.02
(lorry, . 6,546.14 4 909 61
Union tp.; 2,387.90 1,790 93
Union Mils, 910 08 682.66
Le Breof, ' 2,534.30 1.900.73
WaterfOrd tp , 3,597 98 2,698.49
Waterford boro., ' 1,278.68 959 01
Greene; 2.636 66 1,977 50
Bnmmit, • 2.041.70 1,531.28
McKean, 2,978.80 2,23410
Middleboro, ..* 201.84 151.40
Washington, 8,805 84 2,85428
Edinboro, I * 775 50 '5Bl 53
Franklin, -* - 1,357.10 1,017.83
Elk Creek, 1,790.30 1,842.74
Connewit, 2,822.16 2,116.59
Albion, . , • 526.78 • 395 09
Springfield. 5 261 38 3,946 04
Girard Ip., 5,441 70 '4,081.28
Girard boto., 1,376 76 Lon 57
Fairview, • 4.635.10 8,476.33
$118,191.68 $88,643.8,8
Total,
The following statement shows the indebted
ness of the county, with the resoarSes avail
able to meet it :
Court House loan bonds outstand
lug, $6,000.00
House of Refuge, ,do 500.00
Bonds issued to S. & E. R. B.
Co., $200.000:00
Bonds redeemed & can
celled, 156,400.00 43,400.00
Bounty warrants out
Jan. 1, 1866,• 54,175.00
Bounty warrants issued •
in 1866, 100 00
$54gi,"6.00
Bounty warrants re- •
deemed and cancelled
in 18GG, - 44,150.00 10,125.00
Cu. scrip outetanding
Jan. I,'G6, ' 109.532.00
Deduction on mutilated
bide, • 50
'5109,532.00 .
Amount redeemed and .
destroyed in 1866, 54,582 00 55,000.0(1
Total liabilities of Co. Jan. 1, '67, $115,225.00
1=3=93
Cash in Treasury Jan.
1, 1867, $ 96,030.81
Outstanding due from ~ •
collectors, &e., 22,642.68 118,073:49
Total re — sourCes, 5118.673.49
Total trabilitles, 115,2.15.00
Balance in favor of the county, • $3,448.49
BEMAUKLBLS SUICIDZ.—On Friday . before
Christmas, a man in Cleveland dressed himself
with unusual care, and. stated to his wife and
family that he intended to pay a visit to his
brother, and should be gone two ...IF7lbfrE
drip. He writ:od listen to no suggestionsiabOa
any one accompanying him, and went away.
The next morning hie wife, accompanied by
one of his daughters and a hired man, pro,.
seeded to the carpenter's shop with the inten
tion of satisfying their curiosity in regard to
the secret work of the husband. The door
wee forced open, when, to their great horror
and amazement, he was found to be dead and
laid out in a coffin A note was found on-the
shop bench, which stated that the deceased
bad tak en his own life by 'swallowing pruseic
acid. Death must have resulted very speed
ily; for the boy could hardly have.beeto
out by an undertaker with more precision.
The Cleveland papers suppress the name of
the party who committed the deed, stating
that he Iris at one time quite well otT, but was
recently opliged to mortgage his Win in order
to pay a note of hie brother's, which he had
endorserl.L This sudden .and unexpected re
verse in his hith . eito preepqraus career, and
the constant thought that he should never he
able to clear his fern' of this mortgage, ie_
supposed to have induced.him to put an end
to his life. Fre some time previous to the
commission of the deed "he — had been steadily
at work in a . carpenter's shop on his place,
and returned evasive answers to the many in
quiries of his family in regard to what he was
doing.
Tue . ESTRAT LAW. —An article which bee
been going the rounds of mast et enr local
cotemporaries for some time, respecting the
duties of persona who pick up estrage, turns
out to he full of blunders. The editor of the
Crawford Democrat has been incited by it to
look up the law on the subject, and finds it to
be as follows :
"A - particular description is to be delivered
to the Town Clerk, within four - days after the
estray has been taken up, and the Town Clerk
le to enter the same upon .his -book. If the
owner shall not appear within ten days after
the astray has been taken up, an advertise.
ment' shall be inserted in one of the conntY
newspapers, and if the owner shall not claim
his property within sixty days after tho ad.
vertisement, application is to be made to a
Jostles of the Peace, who shall issue his war
rant to a Constable to sell the estray, after
giving ten days' notice. Any surplus of mon
ey coming from the sale, after all the expenses
have been paid, is to be handed oiler to the
County• Treasurer. The owner of the' estray
can reclaim the same : within one year."
The Presque bile Fire Insurance Company
is the name of a new corporation established
in our oity for the object its name designates,
subscriptions to the capital stock of which
have been'taken daring the week. The corn;
missioners under whose auspices the company
is being organized are John P. Vincent, A.
King, P. Metcalf and John Hem.
• :7' :Itertas-of Laes3. 1 inierestS, ,
We'arh under obligations . to Col. McCreary
for legislative and other documents.
A special session of Court, for argument
eases, &0., will be hold on the 18th host,
Out of a' population of from fiTA Ili seven
thoulaud in Titusville, 1,284 us Catholics.
A bathiog house has been opened In Pithole.
We need one in Erie about at. much as any •
thing we kneir of.
. Flow to get rid,of a bora. Allow him to be
come In debt to you ten dollars. or more, and
ask him for the money. It is a sure remedy.
I The prisoners sentenced to the Penitentiary.
at Allegheny City, were taken by way of the
\Erie & Pittsburgh road, on Tuesday.
I -
ff. H. Wells has retired from the firm of
Caughey,, McCreary b., Co., leaving the bust.
ness to be conducted by Messrs. A. H. Canghey
and J. C. McCreary.' ' • -
A correspondent at llarrisburg writes to us ;
"A bill bas been presented in the Legislature
(probably for political effect) to compel the
Philo. & Erie R. R. Co. to fence their road. I
think be poised."
Mr. Emmett Mellen, a graduate of this of
fice, has become one of the proprietors of the
,"Era,". a daily parer published in Petroleum
Centre. I #"tgerish himall the success ho may
anticipate..
G. W. Riblet has been appointed, Sy the
County Commissionere, collector for the Ralf
Ward, and Capt. C: Smatter collectcr for the
West Ward. It is customary to select the col
,
leotard appointed by the Commissioners to
collect the city and school taxes.
Not.log since, Mayor Scott went to Wash
ington, ;iintLin co-operation with Mr. Scbfield,
securedUan 'extra appropriation of $20,000 nr
the improvement of oar harbor, making $OO,-
000 in all. A large portion of this amount. Is
to be applied to the extebsion of the North
pier, at the entrance.
The sermon •of Rev. Geo. F. Cain, to young
men, in Park Church, on Sabbath evening lag,
was one of the most eloquent and interesting
dissoursee we have beard in a long period. A
large audience listened to it, and there wan -a
general expression.of delight-with the manner
in which the subject was treated. There are
few abler pulpit orators is the - country than
Mr. Cain.
The rapid manner in which money put out
at compound interest accumulatea will aeton•
ish any person who Lipka into the subject k A
hundred dollars loaned in that way, at 6 'Or
cent., will double itself in eleven years;
loaned at 'lO per cent. it will double itself in
about seven years. No wonder that bankers
iwrease their wealth falter than most people.
A decided matrimonial 'epidemic Seems to
have seized control of Our local editorial
brethren . . A few weeks ago we were called
upon to chronicle the sad lose of neighbor
Hurd, of the Dispatch, and in spite of repeat.
ed Warnings, Graham, of the Gazette, has met
the same untimely fate. Thus it is that our
fellow editors depart from us—one day in the
prime of happy bachelorhood—the next, alas,
gone forever ! Unless indications are decep—
tive, Rupert, Jr., of the Conneantville Record,
will be the next to follow:
Remember that for every club of . new
subscribers, et the regular rates, wi) wilystm.
an extra copy to the person that gets up the
club, or whoever he may designate. We wish
to 'add a thousand more names to our list be
fore the let of July. Row many of our
friends will interest themselves to the extent
of getting up a °taker five? With a thousand
more subscribers, we pledge ourselves to furn
ish a paper that shall not be surpassed in size,
appearance and amount of matter by any local
journal in the State.
The Harrisburg correspondent. of a local
cotemporary says Mr. Lowry is well known
there as a candidate U. S. Senate, to
take Mr. Buckalew's place, when the latter's
term expires. This is different from the un
derstanding here—it being commonly supposed
that Lowry will try to become Seofield's sue
eissor in the House of Representatives. Cam
eron in the Senate is bad enough, but Cameron .
and Lowry together, as the representatites of
Pennsylvania in the ,highest legislative body
of the land, will be a joke far too rich for the
people to appreciate. 'From tiny such fate,
may Heaven, in Its kindness, spare no !
• The Catholle Church, on Fourth street, has
been crowded to its utmost each evening for
the past two weeks, it) listen to the discourses
of the Passion Fathers, from Pittsburgh.
These services are held every two or three
years'in the Catholic' churches, and are said
to be quite interesting: They partake some
what of the nature.of revivals—the'object be
ing to reinvigorate the religions sentiment of
the attendants, and inspire them with highee
views of their duties to one enother,to society,
and to the church. The Mission will close on
Sunday next. - •
- The doings of our State Senator afford a
never ceasing topiu.of interest' for the people
-of ; his district. It will, therefore, gratify
heir curiosity to know, as related by a legis
lative correspondent at Harrisburg, that his
name "appears frequently in the Record. His
voluminous shirt frill is continually bobbing
up and down in the Senate, and bis luminous
vlisage is a frequent resting place for the pre
siding officer's eye when seeking the origin of
the cry,. 'Mr. Speaker.' The Senator from Erie
_county does his share of ',e l ate howling. He
is - Ale.veted-to.his party and applies party whip
and spur unmercifully, it necessary to accom t
push his object in legislation. Ho is indus
trious. ' No man in the Senate has perhaps
made mdse speeches during the past five years
than he. Buncombe with him is capital, but
whether the dividend's on the amount he has,
invested, will prove to his profit or not—the
future will probably tell."
,-,-.
The Universe, a Catholic paper published
in Philadelphia, announces that Rev. James
O'Connerititinerly j ot' Pittsburgh, has been
anvilstett Bishop of the Erie diocese. The --
Uniterse ii the only paper which has the news,
an 'it is doubted by most of our leading
Catholics. The first Bishop of the Diocese was
nacad O'Conner. Ile was Bishop of Pitts
bu h, and, on the organization 'of the Erie
1
:Di ese, left his position there to, take the
mite here. On the -appointment of Bishop
Young, he returned to Pittsburgh, resumed
hie officiat duties there, and afterwards re
signed to enter,a Jesuit institution at Annapo
lis.. His blether was a priest at Pittsburgh,
and was urged for the Bishopric of Erie, at
the
s lime Bishop - Young's name was sent to
Rome. Whether the reported appointee is the
former Bishop, or his brother, we are unable
at present to state.
Business men inform ns that within the past
week, there has been- a considerable revival
in trade. The prospect of a defeat or suspect
!ion of the impeachment scheme givei more
confidence to capitalists, and if the people aid
press throughout the country were, with one
voice, .to demand a cessation of the revolu
tionary conduct of the Radicaleoremight soon
begin to look for a return of the good times
of the past. Money seems more plentiful than
IC has been since the let of the year, Sod less
difficulty it experienced itunaking collections.
The masses 'are beginning to fully appreciate
the ekes of the Radical schemes, and, in..
Stead of applauding the most extreme eenti
mente, as heretofore, a vest majority strongly
incline to a conservative course.' Above all
things, the people demand are oration of the
Union, and a turn to a settled state_ of Na
tional affairs, and. they will not be content
with much longer delay. Let the politicians
read the algae of the times, and lake Warning
before it ca too late. ' '
The numerous attempts at wit made byidr„
Scofield in Congress, show that he is more am
bitious to get the reputation of being a funny
fallow than a statesman. In view of this ten
dency on his part, the Warren Ledger not in
aptly calls his,liitelltiOa to Tom Itenton's ad.
vice to a fellow Congressman, - who had made
a speech which set the lionise in a state
of laughter. Calling him aiide.- 'Benton
said : •
'Sir,. I have heard your epee fah. - I hare
been here many years. Thla L your fret set
Dion. Vila you perratt_nie eve you* bit of
advice
, Certainly, wag the reply..
-.Label] feel
bonoqd by your courtesy.' -
'Well, sir, said Mr. Bentrtt. ,'yens speech
wee exceedingly brilliant.; "it sparkled:with
wit ; it was fanny; they laughed heartily at
it ; but never do each a thing here - agatn it
you wish to advance as a statesman or a poli
tician.'
'What ?' said the astonished debutaat, 'nev
er make a speech ?'
'No. sir, but don't make people laugh,' re
plied Benton.
'Not make people laugh, Mr. Benton!
why it requires some genius to make a witty
speech.' -
'True, sir; but the public hie a poor appre
ciation fop genius. You must gain a repots.
Lion for wisdom, not wit. You can gain a
reputation for _wisdom in Congress by not
speaking a single word during the session _2_
'A reputation for wisdom?'
'Certainly. Sit still and look wise. 11fan•
kind is prone to reverence the solemn ass,
but the braying one soon makes bimselfintol•
erable.' .
If Mr. Scofield is wise. tie will bait, no
trouble in making the apprication.-
A rich father had a ehrewd, but idle eon,
whom he often scolded for his extravagant
habits. At. length, to quiet him, the son made
the following proposition : "If you will be
gin on the first day of the month and give, me
a cent, and double it each day until the end of
the month, I — will — not ask anything more for a
year." The father,notwtthstanding his wealth,.
had but little experience in arithmetic, _and,
thinking the proposition a reasonable one,
readily accepted. At the end of the Becond
week, ho 'jabot to back out of the bargain,
but the son told him it was a fair agreement,
and held him to it. When the .young man
came round at the close of the third week for
his allowance, the father held up his hands in
astonishment, and declared that he must break
off the contract, as it would ruin him. How
mach did the eon receive at that time, and
how much wouliAske have been entitled to at
the expiration of the month f. We will venture
to assert that those who choose to figure the
result will \ be as much surprised a‘s the father
was.
The publication by the Dispatch of Geary's
toast in this city, has led ihe Warren Ledger
to relate an incident of his visit t) that bor
ough, during the.campaign of last year: "He
came:" says that paper, "riding through on
horseback, while a few of his friends were
hurrahing for Geary, a knot oeDernocrats
hurrahing for Clymer. At this the, Governor
straightened himself back—bracing himself
in the stirrup's, and said. 'he can't ride a horn,-
back!' to the infinite disgust of his friends,
and the derision of the few Democrats who
heard him." If many- more stories of this
sort appear, we shall begin to think that. the
Governor is even a .sillier man than we have
heretofore believed him.
The following incident ie'related by a nor
;
Mpondent of the ilarrisbarg Patriot, writing
from "the hill :"
"This morning several derkies from Phila
delphia, who were horn of poor bat respect
able parents, and represented every branch of
trade, from white washing to shad Cleaning.,
blocked up the entrance to the Hewitt- ottein
tier. They were lystening with open mouths
and eyes in fine frenzy rolling, to their great
champion, Mr. Votary, of t Erie,' who was ad
vocating their rigit to ride in the passenger
railway cars. - ;Drudder Lowry,' remarked
one dark to another, 'is jest smgocd a maxi as
Feed. Douglass, big it am a great pity dat be
tin white."'
• The refinery and "appurtenances of EL O.
Frisbee & Co., at;Edenville, Le Brent town
ship, together with a large amount of refined
sad crude oil, ter;!inaptha and 150 empty bar
rale, were seized by the officera of the 11. S.
Internal Revenue Department, on Monday, it
being alleged that the owners have been guilty
of fraud in evading the Federal laws. The
chargesagainet them are,that they have not re
turned as• much onus they have refined, arid
that barrels have been refilled without can
celling the government stamp.
A serio-comio drama came near being en
acted on Monday of last week, in the neigh
boring borough of Conneaut, Obio. The di
vorced wife of one of the citizens called,
pistol in hand, to see • her former liege lord,
but he could not be found. His absence prob
ably spoiled a sensation item for the papers.
Josh-Billings says, with as much truth as
wit: "There ain't no doubt in ml mind but
what the flood was a perfeckt success; and I
have thought that another just each an "one
would pay well now in sum eektione ov the
country."
Anna*Dickinson'e lecture in this city, being
he last of, the course. will not toke place nu
ll April. The sweet tenmered young lady is
esssof a.-fevorite here than she was a year or
two ago. -
The Brookville Herald hag hoisted the name
of Hon. Wm. T. Jeoke, of that place, as the
next Democratic candidate_ for Supreme
Judge. _
MARRIED.
Gamt.tat—LlELY—At Trinity Chtirch, Roches
ter, N. Y., on Tuesday, the sth inst.. by
Rev. Rem Anstiee. *Rector of St. Luke's.
Church, Mr. J. R. Graham, of Erie, -Pa,,-to
Miss Annie M. Likly, of Rochester.
Ityeti—Moyrentra--On Jan. 22d, at the resi
dence of the bride's father. ber, Rev. S.
Noles, Mr. T. M. Ryan, of Palrriew, Erie
Co., Pa., to Mtee Ellie A. Montague, of Mi
na, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
BOWES—CononN—In Girard. on the 4th inet.,
by Rev. 11. 0. Howland, Mr. Philip Bowen,
of Fairview, to Mies Alice Cohoop, of Gi
rard.
Roirmsow—Mclirr.—On the 4th insti
• Tohn Prosser, Mr. Lerj T. Robiasoi to Misi
Iklau)fcßee, of Sprinifield. Frio 434., Pa.
Pemaza—WADSWOIIMI--In Watittibirg, Jan.
dOtb, by Rev. F. V. Warren. Mr. David
Palmer to Miss Tills L. Wadsworth, all of
that place. '
Saunas-13nown—In Cousin:oMo. on the
ntl. by Bev. F. Brown '
Mr. A. N.
Squires. of Le Fayette. N. Y., to Mies Fronk
M. Brown of Union Mil
DIED.
GLAZIZIL—In Fairview, Jan. 80th, Albert, eon
of P. P. and E. M. Glazier, in the 25th
year of his age. • •
Ilanazaavos—ln Corry, on the 2d ;wt., of
heart disease, Aaron Harlin:glob, aged 66
years , . •
WILEr—In Cotioeardville. at the residence of
her eon, Rev. B. P. Hitchcock: Sire. Mercy
Wiloy, widow of the late Joseph Wiley, for:
mgrly of Greene township, Erie Co., Pa.,
aged 99 years,.ll months and 9 days.
LOWAY—In this city, by accidental drowning,
William, aged 16 years sad 111 h months.
and Charles Calvert, aged 14 years and G
months, eons of Henry M. and Mary Jane
Lowry, formerly of Washington, D. C.
Jaintscip—;On the 80th ult. '
in Union, Ursula
A., wife of car: Samuel Johnson, aged 25
•
= years.
Watans—ln Fairview, on the 4th inst., Trine,
infant and only daughter of Charter-F. and
Mary E. Weigel, aged 6 months and 17 days.
Cantratu--At Watertown. N. Y., on the 12th
ioet.. Henry Cadiell, formerly of this eit3r.
Aged 64 years.
A Monet. BUSINESS Cotizos.—The Iron
City College is an institution not of theories
but of the_most rigid, correct and comprehen.
sire prectite. The student is not only taught
but he work's. Every possible contingency of
business life he encounters and works oat in
dependently in the course of his own persona
experience When a man graduates from this
he his, in preparing to do business
actually done tininess for some time, and
graduating is little else than thelctrange from
one office to another.--.Auslis t rgA Po s t.
sa
NITORRTIME i rltaGEDlF.—The• Nate:hes
tMiss) Courier gives the details of the re-
cent trial Itlad COtiViCtiOD by a jury in the
District - Conti holding session.in the par
iah of Concordia, of a negror charged with
the crimes of .murder, r3bbery and rape.
The testimony was in substance that, in
August last, Jacob Landsburg, with -his
wife, sort 'ef thirteen 'Fara, and daughter.
a year or two younger, waegoing down the
Mississippi river on a flat boat - lof the flat'
boat kind,) near the Conctirdiaahore,wben
being about eight miles below Vidalia,
and in the night tithe, he was bailed to
land. This he did, putting the bow of
the boat in shore.
The prisoner, who hailed from the
shore, then approached. and asked far
whisky. Landaburg replied be had none
to sell, but would givwhim part - of What
he •had. Prisoner made some answer,
when tt gun was fired and Landsburg stag
gered towards his wife and exclaimi
olla, Pm shot," fell and shortly expired:,
Ife was shot in the breast. th^ contents of
the gun having entered' in one body, mak
ing. a.- large hole, and showing powder
marks where shot, as though the gun was
very close to him when fired. •
The prisoner in a Second or so thereaf
ter entered the boat, and addressing the
lady, Mrs. Landsbnrg. inquired,l 4 Who fir
ed that gun?" She called his attention to
her husband, and begged his assistance.
which he prOnaised, and then left the
boat, but returned in a very few,,miuntes
thereafter with a double-barrel shot gun
in his band. Re pointed the weapon at
Mrs. L., ordered her to surrender every
thing on the boat, and "hand out the
greenbaCks quick." or he would send her
to where he had already sent that
son of a b—h," pointing at her hus
band. Mrs. L., distraught with terror,
gave up all she had, and the prisoner then
robbed - the now dead body of effects upon
his person, and the children of Biome little
change they had.
Then cursing,. blaspheming, etc., and
threatening often with his pciinted gun,
he sent the children ashore, put out the
light on the boat, ar.d with force and vio
lence, within arm's length of her murder
ed husband, whose ' heart's blood wan
streaming over the floor, the fiend (pris
oner) violated the person of Mrs. L., and
then fled. Daylight brought assistance,
the horrible tragedy was faithfully de
scribed by the widow and her little son,
and the accused was arrested and identi
fied. A few weeks only sufficed ere death
released' of her nintal and' physical
agony, the victims of this demon, the wid.
ow of the murdered Landsburg. When
the son gave in his testimony in court on
the trial. ho several times - burst into
tears,• and on each of these occasions
.there was not a dry eye in court. Of
course the verdict was guilty of murder as
charged. .
A Boor roa WOMEN.--Ifeasre. Zeigler, Mc-
Curdy tr. CO.; of Philadelphia, have in preen
and will-soon publish a work, by Dr. L. P.
Brackett and Mrs. Mary C. Vaughn. entitled,
"Wanien's Work in the Civil War." It will
be Illustrated with numerous' fine steel en
gravings. by 'Ritchie and Sartain, and will
contain about seven hundred cctavo page's, m
eluding sketches of nearly two hundred ladies
and brief notices of about four hundred oth
ers, while *just tribute will be paid to the
thousands of nameless heroines who sacrificed
so.much to give aid and relief to our suffering
so , diers. This work, commenced more than
three years ago, and prepared under the sane
trot' and approbation.of the United States San
itary Commission: the Westerti Sanitary Com
mission and the Christian' Chmmission, will
be one of standard authority and great inter
est. • It will contain an introductory chapter
by Dr. Benoit', late President of the Sanitary
Commission.
We endorse the statement'of the Dispatch
that "one of the moat pleasant journeys that
can be made from Erie by rail, is on the night
ea-prose going east on the Philadelphia and
Erii railroad —to Harrisburg or Philadelphia
for laslAYPe% At Corry %Dana Ws.
taken into a sleeping car, where they-can
tain comfort and excellentl,attention. At
breakfast time they find theitielyes at or near
their journey's end, without being tired or.
!torn, and ready for business." Persons vis
iting either_New York or Philadelphia, will
find that by taking the afternoon train on the
P. 8., it., they Can be enabled to' accom
plish the journey with less fatigue and more
comfort than by any other route.
Mr. Billings, the artist, bp presented to
the ladies of the Episcopal Fair, a large oil
palnfing representing "The Departure of Ba
lmy." It is to be disposed of by tido:l44m
Friday' evening, and the event will, -undoubt
edly, create much interest.
FUT TO EVIIITBODY.-6.litiv 6 pp. (Iterate, giving
teormatlon of the greatest importance to the 'maps of
both same.. •
It teaches bow the boately may beelete beautiful. the
despised respected, and the-forsaken loved.
No youog lady or stentleman.should fail to Bend their
"chines, and reeeive a copy, postpaid, by return mail.
Address P. 0. Driwer.2l,
fehiC67-Iy. Troy, New York.
New Advertisements.
MONEY, FREI: AS WATER..
10 000 A.tir• T.neal 'end Traveling A g ent., V a l e at
Female. of all sleet, are wanted to solicit trade in every.
City, Town, Village, Hamlet. Workrhop end Factory
throughout the entire world, for the moat saleable now
pities e'e r h awn , fOO TOT cent. profit and READY BALX
RECIRTIIIR Ore' Sib. Smart man and women can make
from $' to $6O Per day. and no risk of tou. A small
capital required from il2o to sloo—the more money
invested the 'rester th. profit No motley required in
&deal ce—we Ant a' ad the articles and receive pay alter.
wards If you actually wish to make money rapidly
and easily, write for fell pertientere, g o d u td r .,es
YTLNOR &CO (From Peril.)
- 210 Broadens. N. Y. City.
Newspapers cop. lag will be liberally dealt with.
WHISHEIR AND 3100STACUE4.
FORCED to grovi upon the smeothest fete to from
three to eve week,. by esiog Dr. SEITIONE'S RESTAU
RATEUR OAPILLAIRR, the moat wonderful discovery
in, modern science, acting upon the Boards:4 Flair in a
most miraculous meaner. It has been used by the elite
of Paris and L rrdon vrith the most Battering success
Names of all purchesars will be registere.Land if entire
satisfaction le not given In every lestance. the money
will be cheerfully refunded. Priori by mail seated and
peatoald,sl. Deserlprive City:viers and testimonies
mailed free. Address R ERGER,S FICITS &CO ,Chemists,
No. V.l3sltiver street„ Troy, N. Y., mole agents for the
United States. febl3'd7-ly.
B g 'A U T Y
• AUBURN, GOLDEN, rthaccm & SILKEN CURLS,
Pendwavi by the nee of Prot. Le SARUM' TRINE% LR
CIIRVEUX. One application warranted to marl the most
etraightand etubbone,hair of either sew Into wavy ring
Ma, or heavy , maestro curls. tiu been weed bv the
fashionable* r f Paris and London with the soartgratifv
ing results. Doe, no injury to the hate. Pries by m• i!.
sealed and *poitoeld. Pl . Lirealere melted
free. Addrere BERORR. BRUITS &CO.. Oherniefe:No.
295 River street, Troy, N. Y. Bole agents for the United
Rates. febleer-ly.
EXCELKIOU RXefiLSIOR t
—7`
CIIASTELLAWB 4IIAIR EXTERMNATOR,
For Remo vg Superfloons Halt.
To the ladies especially, thie invaluable depilatory
recommend* Hari( saheb:man almost indispensible aril
ele to female beauty, Is easily applied, does not burn at
injure the skin, but sots directly en the roots. It is
warranted to remote superfluous hair fr-ro low fore.
heads, or from any past of the b- dy, completely. totally
and radically, extirpating the 'same, leaving the skin
soft. smooth and natural. Thls t the only article used
by the Preach and lithe only real effectual depilatory
to existence. Price tS rents per paelard, sent postpaid,
to any addresa, on reetlot of an order, by
BRUER, SPLITTS CIS ;Chemist;
febl4'67-Iy. . - 21 e River St., Troy, N, T.
N 0 T I
The undersigned. being about to close up their btud
twee give notice to all inde'-ted to c woe forward and
nettle their weeount4, by doe bill or otherwise, on or be
fore the 11th of Frbruary. A liberal time will be al
lowed to those who give their notes In mss. of failure
to settle by the date rnentiopto). the accounts will be
placed In the beadle! a Justice for collection.
The good' In stock will be meld at private sale, et
greatly redneed figures. A rare chance for Laraine la
offered, and the public will find It of adeantaire to cell.
• Jr , FIN UHR & CO.
I The store room Is also offered for tent.
fob? an••
-
With the
EVERY
COTTAGE PRESS,
ik And the printing material seenumanilre
ola 4ll it, every ma can de his own nehttlott
neatly, quickly and el , esply. 'They ue
so simple fn entistrnetinia, theta boy ten
yeast ell can grtly 'range the largest
• else. Printed instrurtiotui are sent with
ins each office, enabling the purchaser to co
to work without a previous knowledge
of printing. A °Trude., contplaing foil
description, prices, testimonials, fie..
sent frroto Ourapeoimen Sheet* of
• OWN Type, Cuts, &0., ten cents.
• ADAMS Pit CO., -
PRINTER. übramy
WARD -HOVbßCtootb Attila, Unica NUll, tee
Cosity,:ra. IL D. Wald, pyorkiter -U
pox crrr cos.wcom p
AND
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE,
_ The Largast.Chstosit. Belt
ACTUAL susurEas COLLEGE
IN TEE UNITED stems.
During the put tan 7U!I, spwarit of
FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS,
Representing every State In the Union. have vsdneted
COT.I.E3E OP ACTUAL BUSINESS. impaled malt
Stub. Stara. P. MEM, Commintion Broken, laimr
sack liallroad; Steamboat awl Toleeniph Office",
emablaittr THEORY Alta mance'.
St:Pleats are thoroughly Inatinedad in all the branch.,
PRACTICAL BUMTSS' RDUCATION,
laeladlogßooE ter qt. Parmasalito, ArithEastle.Com:
menial I aw. Political Economy, Ragtime Oottesoood ,
ones +ss Aft of fiatectlng Coont erica Mousy. Railroad
toc, StAamhnation Telagraphing, Practical •Ilisoklar,
he , he.
citalPt;t. es.* evt•T• et eaf Mate end COMplifte • full
coarre in !torsi eightto Weir. week&
Pays- all rlrpeoreo for Tuition, Plooko,alooka and PI
Atoms.
Vor Rteambiatioa. nellroadtag, 13welting
nr Diploma, ea lo othet Colleges. Irna Lesson daily to
Penmanship to all students In the Comm let Depart
ment
'OR C=RCUI,tRi, girlog 1.11 %format on,, and eon
telottig a oemp'ete ontnne of onr erttem of Practical
&Woes, education, together with
Prom emetics! Htuteese Men. Iderchi,ta. Book-keepers,
Hankers. he , midyear the prinelp►le,
SMITH COWLECY,
ja24'674m. • • , MUM:ugh, P&.
TrNun ik
PURE .CONFECTIONERY,
1 •
FINE GROCERIES, FRUITS, NUTS,
TOYS. NOTIONS, CRACKERS.
FINE AN-D TLAIN CANDY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
CIGARS,
We Manufacture none but the beet quality, and at as
PURE AND SALEABLE CANDY
cir All Orders will raceme prompt attention
.1
N MV CONFECTIONEMY, TOY.
FANCY GOODS STORE!
BENER & BURGESS,
A RETAIL CANDY, TOY, FRUIT
A FULL" ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
TOYS, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
rr Bang Manufacturers, their facilities are the
heat far impairing their customers with VERSE{ CANDY
EVERYDAY.
RENEE - & BURGESS,
Jan2l. s , • 730 Stat. Street.
THE MST LANTERN
DOFF,
It barmi Finial* Oil lint mtg.
FICEouTouPp
Lettera
testemeatary on the •.t.O of Willieee
dee'd, late of Elk Creek to.. EA. rone.f. Pl., having
been granted to the eub•etiber; Doti ^a hereby , is ifiren tb
dl persons indebted to said aatata to make immediate
p.rinentand all thew having define or den:made against
ssid Wets will present them. dolt anthentlestad for
settlarnant.on or before March I et. 1807. _
ELIAS WEST, Executor.
Elk Creek, Jan. 31. 41167-1431,410
CiLEIGH BELLS 1
• A Lugs Stock of
ALL STYLES ANP QUALITIES,
I=ll
p AIITN Elt dill I" NOTICE.
1g
We hare aisoei.ted 'oarseiver together in basieesi
under the fi rm Dame of Patint Tars tippet Company.
With oar Increased Nettles we feel confident we can
all an orders after this date. .4
1.. • EItIRWORTH.
' Williaturpmt, Pa.
. P. 8. ENAWMITEL.
jalo-7ir. • Waterford. Pa.
MMI
FARM FOR 'SALE. : •
Of 180 acres, about 100 tom cleared. the balsam in
rod timbered land, with a house and barn on it ; a
young orchard of 120 crafted apple tress and some
other fruit trees. Situated. lint farm Routh of Samuel
Fiekleeer'a. on the Rides Road. and about four mile
front Erie, Pa., in Welt 11111 creek Tolnship. For forth*
particulars acquire of
novl6-tf. • CONRAD BROWN.
D OFF, PATTERSON A: CO.,
.
HAVE GOT GROCERIES TO SELL
pang LIMCBTY WHITS 1.11.1 D, ,
WW do mare and bettir work at a gina 'cm t. esti am
- tau: Try it. lisbabotnzed only by
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
fraoissitz Dam rduir 4 0L1.98 VW.
SR 8 ,
N 0.137 North Third Street, MIL
f0P61,1y.• , _
20 Ann Eit2i New Yost.
O .T 1 C 11 • -
Apollo:slim:al/GI be made to Mrs Governor for the Ru
donor WlGuon finateory condors* of am& • .
11111.35. „ ,
I=
Comer_ of Penn !Ltd SL Clair Streets.
P1111313V1 GEI„ PA
illpTY DnLLABS
:NO EITB► CHARGE'S
?E4TIILONULS
Manufacturers - of
And wholesale dealers in
TOBACCO - AND 'CIGAILS.i
Always on hand fir Large stock of
Of Every Variety,
CANNED FRUITS,
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CRACKERS,
UM
Emz=:ci
Can be .old
BENER & BURGESS,
431 STATE STREET
I i D 2 ri
Mrs opined at
730 STATE STREET,
AND NOTION STORE,
Whore their customers will always fichl
IN OUR LINE
- he, will keep • good Une of
AND
FRESH CONFECTIONERY
OF EVERY VARIETY
70R PAIIILEIn3 VBt, 101:AT
FiATTERSOPI .00.'13.
x• • Ms FRENCH STREST,
Vor ails by
J. C. SELIVEV
516 FRENCH STREET
0=
REAL. XciTA'tg FOR SALE,
DWELLING ILOUSIIS
Two pi* et $2,600. story frame, tfo 30) Weit 9th St., sell flatahiol.
Two story frame. No. 271. Welt 6th Bt., new and gOod
price AVIV.
Two story nape. No. 193 Wiiht 34 St., Caughey bouae,
■ bargain. pies $3.000.
Ono 204 ono -bar story frame. lro.:02, Myrtle St r coo.
:ter tot, o trafortabto honks, JU.* SUDO. •
?Ira *tory frau, 47n. 211 East Dth St, Illekey's house.
good banding sad new.
Two etery frame, adjoining P. &E. R. R., en 11th St.,
- will be sold at a bargain.
Ono iLod,ooe goy, trams. lot 30552 n. au sth 3t.,
,tecoad West of Mate, desirable for btminesp.
• Toro stor oell 6ntAbe , l frame, proper' y of R. 1..W1t•
11104.13Mith Ede, 67x179, Quest lot to the Borough.
pries $3,00.
Tiro story frank*, No. 68 bid. tintign St., bone, in
fine orde-, 6 rooms and vood shed on Ist floor, 6 rooms
up itoin, tarn. &C., &e, pries 61,600. XL:dents teL
Ono and ose-half story frame, No. 8S Carat St.; con.
♦anleet to business, bows 1r cod order, toads and
oat, cellar and wool house, price $1,700.
50 /term barn, houte, 10 acres rtookl 9 miles from city,
Pric*S2,29o. 1
SS aces on Plauk Road, 100 acre. wood, raw oaokara
style bonao.la•go orchid will vxahanan for dtj pinP'
.rty at MOO. Ramattda dlfecnit for all (nab. .
fitasiloy plats. on Ruffslo Road. North East,lloaeres,
Tali:tette t nproyemeott, 20 tern timber, price $12,000.
47 serve, twe mites from ettr, good improvements; Will
divide to salt purebuers, per sere 81W.
45 sere*, five miles ham city, brick home, &e, good
improyementt, pries $4,600.
100 sexes to Gre cte—a bargaiii—prlee 13,500
112 acres ♦ No 1 initd and improvements, near North
East, Pries per acre $l3.
147 acres in Harborer/4., eery dealrabla and cheap,
per sere $75.
City lot oo Weld 9th St., No 141% Prlee 82,800
do do 10th do 756, do ;40l
do do .4th • do 27 SI, do 1,88
do do 11th do 611, do 1,4:10.
' do do Bth do 1465, do 1,500.
City lots on Westntla St., Noe. 1452,1466 and 1169
each $l,llOO.
West half of out.lots 289 and Min lots to suit pur
chasers; terms easy.
A number of lots In out-lot 290, on Buffalo Road
Eight city lots in ont-10t557 Wes. 10th and 11th Eta.
the !gutter property.
J HAYES 8; KEPLER.
Agents and Dealers in Real Estate,
Reel Ranee, Erie, Pa.
E=El
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH!
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH!
L
Du. 'JUAN attL.lOl.4Jll/2,8
SPECIFIC PILLS
Are prepared by the liessieurs. G•n¢eiere .4 Dupont.
pharmaeoeutista. No. 214, Noe Lombard. Paris, from the
praseription of lir. Joan Delansanr. ch/ef physician to
the Hospital do Nerd on Laritottere.
LITTEM OP RECOMMENDATION
Pawn, Ifay AM, 1883. -
Gentlemen—We havo.used the "Speeide Pills" made
frees Dr. Delamarres prescription, during seven' years
past, in our private and public practice, tad have found
them a most energetic and sidiciint remedy in cases of
Spec mstorhoes or Seminal Weakness, nightly. daily or
prems.nre emissions; vernal wenn , ss or Impotency;
special derangements of the nervous ; sea
setting from secret habits and en erosions; relaxa
tion of the genital organs; weak spine; affections of the
eyes; .Lime" or 'lain dna" &post*: in the urine;
"Milky" discharges; cabmen of toe sox, with sunken
cheeks or bloodless lips; "pinched" feat ures; irregular
action of the heart, and In ell the shortly train of
over On, clund, OrJOar, Iron
SOT cane, (Wilke nervous force.
We earnestly advise the profession, and all persons
srarmnot from any apootootatio or ammo% art.:nom or
the gentto.u.rinary systems, to use then pi le. With
high respect, we are yours most sincerely,
BIJLIIROYAIRI6, Y. D.,
Ci. D. DOWIDIII, Y. D.,
Jim: Da Lzrotrna, Y. D. -
TOBACCO
To Garancicre & Dupont, No. 214 Hue Lombard, Paris.
Sedentary and Studious occupations, anxieties,
or whateeer tea ds to impair this vital action of the
brain, distressing sad embarrassing disorders of the
el fie system. Students. clergymen, and :sayers, there
fi,res, who are esteeially liable to these weakcesass;
Should resort promptly to Dr. Delaroarre's Specific Pills.
A pamphlet, containing fall particulars, with direc
tions and adeles, printed In F , each German. Spanish,
and English, accompanies rash box, and will be sent by
tna.l, free of cost, to any who will write for it.
Price $1 prr box, or six boats for $5.
Sold by all the principal druggists, or will be sent by
mail, securely seal, d from all 6hier ration, on receipt of
the 'Twilled price by any authorized agent, or b. the
sole priers' agents for •merica, OSCAR G. MOSES &
CO., V. 7 Cortlandt At., N. Y. Authorized agents for
grist: 3 . B. Cagier & Co., Hall & Warfel.
octlB-I,row •
THE GREAT ENGLISH lignimy. •
PSOTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS•PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from a Prescription of sir. .1. Clarke, Y. D.,
Physician'Extraordinary to the Queen. •
True Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all.
Snore painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and re:
moves all obstractions from whatever cause. A speedy
cure may be relied on. •
TO MARRIY.D LADIES
it is peculiarly suited: It will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regulanty.
CAUTION.
nest PRA skaaild aot be takes by Ftwalar daring , as
FIRST THREE MORTHS of Preget:am it dig cre
rare to bring es Afucarriage, Lett at any enter time they
ere safe.
In all cases of Nervosa and Spinal Affection; Paine in
the Sack and Limbs, Fatigue on alighterertion,Palpita•
lion of the Heart„ Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will
street a cure when all other means have failed: and al.
though a powerful tented'', do not contain iron, calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
FbS dtreettone In the pamphlet around eselparkage,
which should be carefully preaerved.
• Sold by ell Druggists. Price Si ter bottle.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
It Is the fate of every valuable medicine to be coun
terfeited. Be caution", therefore, and see that the let
ters 'T. AN." are hl. wn in the battle, and that each
wrapper bears t ' e he simile of -the eignstnre of I. C.
Ba`dwin zr. Co., and Job Moses. Without which none
are genuine.
N. B —One dollar with eighteen tants for rolsge,
enclosed to any authorized agent or to the sole general
agent for the United States and Itritieh dominion'.
JOB NOSES, 27 Cortlandt St.. New York,
Will Insure a bottle containing eft pills, by return wail,
obscurely aeilod from all observation. Agents for Brie,
Ball A - Warfel, and J. B. Carver dr. Co. oalS-lreow
• .
COAL. VOA L.
THE MACH TO AM' COAL. AT
SALTSMAN & CO.'S,
Coal Yard, comer of Twelfth and Peach Streets, Fee,
Pa., who beep constantly on hand Lehigh and Pittston
krun ace) lump and prepared, Shamokin, Egg, Store,
and Nut Rises; Bittiminon. for grate and steam, and
EMI
BLOSSBURG,.PITTSBURG AND BEAVER
For .lllzeksmith Purposes
Oar Coal Is all' roeelred by rail, Is kept on dz 7 plank
floor. and
WELL SCREENED BEFORE RELIVE IY
We offer great indueeinbote to parties ',tithing to lay
in their winter supply, aleo to dealers purchasing by the
ear load.
rir Otte nit a call and we guarantee to give satishie:
ti on
julyl9lll-t, SALTSISAN & CO.
M ANHOOD—How Lost! How Restored.
•Justpublisbed. a new editi,n of Dr.
"2 , 4 Cuiverwelf a celebrated sassy no the
radeal cure (without medicine) of
Mpermatotrbosa. or Peoiir al Wealiness.
involuntary Semisal tone.. iMpOlf AY, Mental and
Physical, Intspacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.;
alto Consumption, Mpileosy, and Pita induced by Self-
Indulgence or sexual eatravaganco.
Pries, in a sealed envelope. out 6 cents.
The eolibrated nthor in title admirable mum, clearly/
demonstrates , . from a thirty years' successful practi
that the alarming consequences of telta h use mar be
radially cured wi th out the dangerous yrs • of Internal
medicine or the application of the knife—pointing out
a mode of cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no 'matter what hi. con
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply privately and
radically.
.
Eir his lecture should be in the hands of every
youth in the land.
Sent.andei seal, in a plain envelope, ro soy address
post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps.
Address the publishers .
CHAS. J. C. ICLINtt
deit'2o-3m IYI Dowm, N. Y. Post °taco Bon 4588."
GUARDIAN N &I.N•
The undersigned guardian of Helen Wilk:imp. u m ,
W Ikinson. tendon Wilkinson and Les Wilkinson, minor
children of Ira Wilkinson. deceased, will eell at public,.
silo, on the premises, on SATIMMAY, ;Pre 2„ 1887, the
undivided interest of said tallow 10 the following, de.
Seribed piece of And to was an that certain faros
situate In the township of Amity Erie countj, Pa ,
ve
scribed u follows : O0 the West by the pubile highway,
no the Morth by land of George Manley. on the gut by
ludo of Charles Stewart and Wm. Duncan, s.d on the
South bylend e of Georee Lockwood and Abel Matteson.
being isactlio 1137, containing 80 acres and allowances,
known ss tba Middleton Farm.
Terms of lisle—Oas-thled In band, and the batsmen in
three annual payments, with annual interest, to be siri
cored by bond and mortgitye on the premises.
1110-Sw. VRAVP'S'e, Guardian.
puuE LIIIIKILTY MUTE LEAD.
•
Preened by all preethul painter, Vey It. sad you wil
Deere no other. ltenotethwed curly by
ZIEGLER & SMITH.
WHOLISALE DAM, PAM 1: GLASS Dr.ALIRS,
1107
NO..IST North ?Mid Street. Ma.
- •
• FARMS
LOTS. - ,
21LA N imp NON° Mgt TO A NSW TUNS.
mrlB6T.'w
As spring approaches
Ants sod Roaches
From WO holm some out
AO Mee and Eats
la Bailout eats,
Ofd l 7 nip about.
• "IS yam established in N. Y. city. 7
.4)&7 remedies ittefirs."
"Yves tree Poisons." -
Ithogerovi to the sawn irsisdiz."
A oasts some oat of their kola to die.,
~ C OStAPPs. ,O RAT, Slab% &ay. U 1101.48
Is • pmts.-rood for Ws. Ntoo.l4orhso„
111•4 and Red Azar, lio, are. •
O:I,3,TAR`3'. BED BUG EITUMINATOR
Is s ttota or wash—aunt to destroy, sad
also as s proyoutstlye for Boa Bap, &a
0 conars- Kizzywo POWD Poi mucus
Is for Acestesquitos, Emu. Bed $9;l, Insect' en P unta,la Fowls, Animals, at,
113 r tt t Hawses !elan - worthiest talitliti4lllL
Irer
U. See tbst "Canis's" muse is on each BO& lop.
and Mut Won yoa bay. _ •
Address, - ELCNRYIL COSTAE,
184 Broadway. N. T
Sold In Erts, P 4, by Drassisti. and retail &Lam
°nowhere.
"C- 0 S . T A R '•8"
CELEBRATE)
BUCKTHORN• SALVE,
r For Cou, Warns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils, Mama,
Broken BM/14g Sore :apples, Bleeding, Blind 'and
Painful PCe, , Sumfalaus, Putrid and ill-conditioned
Sores; Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, gruptions. Cu , ant
one Adectione, Ringworm. Itch, Corns, Gaston', Cha •
do.; Chipped Hinds, Lips, &e.; Bites of Spiders,
Gamete, Animals, &o , am. •
Bose* 2 rents, 60 ante and Ri elms.
Salo by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY - R. cosus, Depot 484 Broadway,
N.Y. , •
,
" AB'
= R."
UNIVERSAL
CORN SOLV4NT-,
- For Corns, Shalom, Wauti &e.
Boxes, 25 eta., SO eta. sad Sl slew
Sold by MI Druggists seem/bete.
ADS by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 484
N. Y.
"cos. T A I?J' S",'
PREPARATION OF
BITTER-SWEET & ORANGE BLOSSOMS
POE BEAL'TIFYING rn COMPLEXION
Deed to gotten and beautify the Skin, remove Trestles,
Pimples, Eruptions,
Ladies ►re now usio k ; it in preference to all otbere.
Bottles $l.
Sold by all Druscists everywhere.
And by HENRY R. cosreß, Depot 484 Broadway
N. Y.
/
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• .
. ':"CO.STAR'S,
PEMORAL
',C;CYU-Gll REMEDYR•
or Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, gore Throat, Croup,
IV °opiate Cough,. Induennt, /Whoa, Coasosuptloo,
Hroueblal Affections, and all dbleases of the Throat and
Bottle; 23 eta, 50 eta. and Slalom •
Sold by ail To-arena everywhere:
And by 111$NR1C R. COSTAE, Depot, 434 Divadvay,
N. Y.
"COS T R S"
1.1 415 441
BISIIOI P ILLS.
- itINIVER"AAL DIN !ILL,
For S3 erroae and Flak Headache Ceethieutesi
asatloo, Dyne**. Ealualueesli,Coakpeitton, Marti csa,
Cholla", Chilli, Perim And ratersldseuipteant of the
,Digeetire Organs.
BPIAA. IIS W nar , eta., MASI.
Sold by all Drougtats ant7where.
And by roma: B. COMB. Dept 184 fteekadHerke.
N. T.
• JulM4llo_
Broadway.