TOE ERIE OBSERVER. • ROSISRWRIBek BLOCS, (Cr immi) CORRIR STARS Sr. AND IRS PARC. jrooy.—Slngle copies, paid in minute, $2lO L id until the end of the year. MCC pin cop• t , o af address II:0; Ten copies S2A, 111 ranger: 4loo secollas unlit be nettled sown \o per will be tent to env !orlon whose re nit, Is not bacon, tutees the price paid l mvan—Thelailiming are oar adterilaing rates, il l Pa wictly adhered to. In reckoning the ocerti.i•rn.nta. an loth is clnektered At.thin6 Get half an inch is rated ae a fall BSCOMM •2. 22 4 27 40 7Or 203 •'; 3"5 l 0 12q 000 4 1101 30 4M FOO q • " `“Itl 7 ! %el a7` £5O , tot , ..no tux, woo 37 C.M' 7M 65. 18 2400 14 0 , 9 0 `10 0" ' l 2 00 r .. 4 1.011 30M 40 1 , 0 010,14 01,20 0 3' 0 8 4 001,85 00 n 1 12,4 013 . 8 035 Or- 1, nn on rOkl MI ISE •Vad 5.1.4,0,: A, ,• ar S: each; "Speei.l" N•••• 1 oa Nl-n," l snl.4loa ,, nd hOnra . e., tr,monler I==l =Mil tn•wini.l. r-nl. nap 11,.. , .., . n o teir +•h soh* •,•••”. tna•r•ln,- lESS=I • = ~ • - -' k ' " '." 4.•10.• • •'o ..VI 4 h ••••• n. 411 n. w... ga• mg , nf fh. •4- etsw.. ^ h . `l ?I er •rn nn.rtrA in An any Wad of fir .11 , 1 1. er4re, at rtrta n.. a, an, oata•Pahmen. In Ilia op• ithemLi hah to prxj , ):wnT' CIA' = Rumness Directemv. 1=1:11=12 k: , 111RVIIT IL? I, OT. rninn • nnT-•mn• FIE 14 ,1-0, - ;•WY 11torri.r, Pearls Qt 3 Anprot sntif h er r TI.KR. —rnßwry AT T.. Ar SPri• ‘milr.ea• •ttor , 4•. n 0.% )6. x•r filt• 14A nriV Lt R 114 "V•'. ATT04 , 411 -4 ay , rnr , 114 . T.L.14.4 T ♦Mr n.leur4, n.nr 1 .7,t1. W. 44 ~,r nOT P 4 IT f 0 itir.orvorr. Trv,fft niflA• .4%0,1 n. ,r v.v.% •,. ir"...1 1:' , 11)T11 ,1 , r TT PRIIPRII . T"R 7 , :,,e , ~,,, ,„,, r.,(- v;,l. `lt • Tr.,Try Or .1.17 , PrArl Parker.% 141 , 1 , 4 • • "'Pe r ,7 * -- nr STO Ky MEMIOI3IIII3 D.i n ierii in Pin., Cherry. A;ti. • a ^d O.k T.nm` Pr. T.Ath •WI Chi ng l e , 04;n e . , i•th RR. n. nt. vti., Pa m.24t ourti,‘NG, phe e tele.m. tilege •ne. Of!flea e. 69 Pifte.h )I,rott elrnikr o f txth. Offieg Open n thiv And rip Wlllll.lol'. r..idence 914 /Sirtle be• Ninthan.: Tenth Flee. I, w. GITNNIIIiIII.I. aTT.VATT AT LAST ANTI JUSTICE OP TAI P,SACM. rhim .eont, nonvoraneor and nowootor. a n ,„,t, hn I like, 141:almost 'Colmar of girth and Fria. Pa. .tovr,s-t t ZIEME2 SOH, Oanwavasanta_ at tb. 15.1 rae , . ham "n hand a larva Provlorinna V 711.1 and Willow Waft, hne,n, na,sra, kn. to which h. re. th. attintlon of th.noblie. aatimflad that • ;nod htrraini as an be bad in - An• r,rt . ii!esiNILVT . ; . PRTNDIT AN AND RD N.17/1% AR . ewer C Qlonters Onrob—lsnar.l• t•hrr •-,• V. W. Tr. o .Pn. Annr nth the , Ira. ettrPot r'fßee boy ro film 11 D. 1 4. ,D." 11 V. VIREO dr WbnlAtis , A And retail dealer In Anthracite. rnna and Fffoorhttnr ensi end Irn..d 6.11211011 Iwo" for fan ndri ea. and prepared fnr hou.e nee. hand. Yard. Corner Bth And Myr.lA. and Nrrtle, kroi Rttner at.., 2 agnates WPM of the vitioarD, M. D..' ttnmenenthie Phvitietse and aorr•on .od tr.ite^c• 824 Pe , eh at.. op...nett. the Perk offi c e hone from 10 to 12 A. It.. 3to 5 P. IC. aps.6m• f.V.IT*TE FATE et ILE% r ti, rr rhnf^e brininess altax oo Rhea qtraeot, be 'loroef anfi".l7hth 'treeta-Kaat Ride are r.tlo oa 'on raminnahle term; If applied .Nairek of OTH - II4I.IIPAITTI. aa•aot IN 11. MI LLAIT.. k nivtiEsovrive Aro Melt Vivra* e• earner Siath Street and Rasa inn.w. E. j. 94 R. 04 riortni R. LITEAT AM. SALM STAILL On Ft*h th b..b...4n Stet. end French. Pin, Roma and Car to Int nn rna.annahle term*. TrIVISM44I. KING, g4tar.ll, RRNIVIR. sap nir..tigrt lines. . Vet. I/.. T nr.r. kn. Pmtrintnr or- Ale an 1 and %fait warebonies, Erie Pa. r. vtefignl 4 o. D. D. nßyTtir. (Mr*. Froorh isonna otf - fy "f'lloPk. nosr tomer of Roo.l flooloo NI 1 - W me Glen In RnsAn-ONN , nnrn).l.dong rh• Park. Trio. Pa • VA Kr!oirry, WILE.I I I,3IIK 4141.. RrnotxxoTin to (I. 'R. J. Yortnn. Alarthanta, an/ Whnioasla den!ora in Cnal. for V. V. k t: nod People', Laos of 'atm.:a... IM , o Pnrk. rria Pa janCR5 ly. Vin WIICIIELT. &L• en.. AVCTION . AND env - 3moms Iit.CRANTS. .1' E.tate Agont... 8.12 Rtsto ■tract. (corner 9tb.) 4 Advaneell made on nonpfcroment, tanT4'67-1y wa. owx. h. 11. ARKS. • TAiLnR /OM CL/WW.RCLIZANCII , :nek. Tlennetem plgee,l Chttbee Npa!red and cleaned on short notice , Terme u rem - me2l le r. oirrNuc. IiCOOCR BRIM( AO. & MIIEIOI.IOI, • ATTORVILT.' AT T.A., ' 'ln. Pa- nMee In Xeres bnildlos. Liberty etreet, le rd,, p., office ererigemp's flank. X elmden St . 'Ts. prernptle made in all - parts 0 , the nil re 12-em. - I 12-e ~' LK. HI/ OWN .1.7 f'o.. &nit... In h,d .n 4 gnft ennl, "t 1'40,w clispnrel of nur dneir Dmpertv to the ' , en 0.n..-Ur retire from irt. reel wtr sq,eervire erninentl, war enn 14n , . tnd "nr M t ; friends rani?-t•1 neOrr, EkWKIII & or) ES • - 1, 46.1,10n5b!n Tsilnr, Fifth •treet, botireen !s'h, P.rio Cast 'as Work • Repstrisc sad to orntnntly. .nIOAA fr MU= 1 : ''Q , ' , ..1.: ha ratihal for zirla of an. tlarlriatilow, *l.• twniliwt, a. Ativwt untie,. ehawtheimtiela. . I , mt.twp.r. t , ii.ntr it itrew te , t , Waiter' ace It* '‘'. l t , a l 3: VAN Wittig. bnardiaq lantrta ana ft , ,,,i lls ata, , tal with sot:Tanta of all idea at '',.. r.: , i't brzot to cull at thin Mira. 'to. ' 4. ..t., Ergo, PA. J. F. CROSS & CRAIG Siro Ht lamotiv.4 from Vow' Vorig 'Eizrf LOT OF COFFEE AND SPICE ! Con, rreeire4 from New York • rz'••'' kiN of •n I Shore Family Nark • " thr go wilno Con Firth as •. EEtY *Nu aItOING SPUMES% rnaNta ,r ?MIMI! AND 7TRBTllltir4 rint. h Johnson, Proprietor& Oood ii Teel acid Owars On hand at modnesto prim.. j712-t( 11. TOR Wet, tic CICIA It !MOBIL blitnnt.d have , ravel • nay Toba-eo at•re, er a,l rrnneb. fonPn•ne - 4 " 0 tad vill tonp enottantl• on band • chafe.' "'•nr., Tnbt-ea, `lnnrr and everrthing n"1; dwt rehV , ln .tore, wtdab th^, " an!. and r•bal. Plug and Pile cot chewlor to ^' Mat tntnnta-bire imok In tobacco. piper trayt. In treat varlatn. I, ftoao k AciKTV a =- s=" - rrm t, into¢ .O.7IIGSNTLRIEEN • ''•'• of Cho ;lain and vanes. - RP•11)Y•IT ADE CLOThiNG. • 114 . 4 7-1444 tiodor ClOtblnn. A variety or Gent.' Turntable: Onnas. tent on hand and "t! al n e , oznti t i titebin ' W u i l n t ' iZen/ quidlng done .14 the f Gn• lan e Tern 'stint. of the Latest style ", ladle** t , d ll blldren'a Garments. MI Olt "tpromp'l7 attAndei to jigrc ITRRICR. r.tnch zt . bettre**4th and itt`t. ttl'i, "lißt Wet ti dip Cll,lllO. "h 1 she was beautiful and filth Wit% atan , y Iva, and /stint bath Whose earths- tendril. soft entwined, Ithehathed the erre hone and wind - CRISPER COMA. Per Ccirllns , the hair of either yes Lute Wary and fltheizr aterglets or Reny, liessire Carle ty auto= ltda %Wes Leath end Gesttheien cm tun tity tbsthardiess a thousand Mb tt 4 *ha' only article Th+ t.tha world that will sot strelgot U.140%128,14 tb• EAP esare ttme give it beasitithl, ens, anpearanan The FAMILY GROCER TES Crisrith Gina potash curls bale, but intimates, Pb0e.4.1., gneuk, rm. bout A. sag dramas it; Is highly and dell/shiftily P.t en *r .Trrfnea Pieol Pees., RI. m a , pormforried, and is tbsicest COW late szticie iris Mu d d "4 4 ,1 n t 7 , 4" r "" in Opltt Pee% crukki , avow • GPM tb. A/WM= raft T he °deer Cobs at errs:arse thine. Vesting e/.& will to not to spy odArestor wsledand post.ukt fern 6 , 04 h Raising Flees. pm.' Address a waits,. Ist nv.i ears. en n Pim ode of tad in ear- N. 8 .I. CLeftB & CA, Chemists. t , r la. fact Wed "Rineo • First (rim rivals Mon,' . ...IMP - Figette ityrsensk NT. anti tf Donlan In LE ROPE ROPE PACKING. HEIM Otitr.!4 . 1 1.0(11 q1:1 tiOnSq• aC2$-tf ==ffilli %Ty Tina BRIDAL llDUANBEnsoluglaLisdiracuts_.o. v.rd. .r Rout eeenn vand NI 11 sad laitneUsa to Mal Iles—guktedrid u .b at ard asoatatback,a- d nathera u Vr_ta dm & ri-te l4l " MOH a OO / 1 4 Azuftean Meek. apes. Addams Dr. J. scannest jaIDN.,I7. Phitedtlidds. VOL. 37. ii" 76 12 , fill tl l l 2 , 0 ,1 2 1 CP no, BARR, JOHNSON k CO.; S T _O V E S PIONEER IRON WORKS, I=l or stock Is the !argue \ and beet emit of Buifele, ena holdout. extent Men, the following well known varieties t THE A‘H I C I A PARLOII COAL STOVE-.TWO 812%8 stone is just the same in 'pnnelple as the P. P. Stewart.. and Is to every reenact its equal. We *See It f4r sale with unlimited confider re in its merits. The Waite Is fold by us at a much lower Mice than that of the Stewart, and is warranted to bo alt we claim for It. THE U. S. GRANT. Thiais beyond doubt the finPlt owe Int Cooking Stove for hare coal in the market. There is uo troubie to either kindling thellre or tuansuirig it aft-rwarnr. and it can be easily regulated to secure jilt inch a hest ea is requtred. fire can be kept In It through the night without danger. No one who ha, ever seen it to ope ration would want to nm any other. THE OEIENTAL. Persons wast;sg the Orisstsl, oat be inipplhod by as at Low EISIZEI PARLOR STOVES-. We have the exclusive right In Pennsylvania or manufacturing the celebrated t MORNING GLORY ! ADMITTEDLY TUE BEST EVER INTRODUCED Also on hand, the Model Parlor, Favorit., Cylinder Belle, Petri, fllobo Rester, and Belle Cottage. Oneatoek Is eery large, consisting fo part'ilui follows COURT, MONITOR ((or wood ECONOSIFT, VICTOR, _PROGRE3S. INT" 81.LELD, REPUBLIC, 113.11751P11, HOTEL RA-NOES OF ALL SIZES Including ins Improved—the best In the world .., BUCK'S PATENT 6 HOG% HOTEL ETTOTEI BLODGETT PASTRY BAKERS SHEET IRON . STOVES I And, 111 fact, even Meg ancora to the trade TUE TtrIILIC AIM INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR. GOODS. Etslß CITY IRON WORKS. ~. STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM BOILERS, OIL STILLS AND TINES, BRADLEY'S PATENT ENGINE, HICK'S DIRECr ACTING CIRCULAR S AW KILLS, GEARED MULAY MILLS AND MILL GEARING, DRILLING TOOLS,. PUMPING RIGS AND GEO. SEMEN. Pula& bt. W. J. F LIDDRIX, Haperititma.at. JOHN H. N.M. Sec etary and ?mums,. THE BRADLEY ENGINE, ERIE CITY IRON WORKS, Caen Steam twice- Elam doable ttiapo ear of ,sny other ('.,ties who wish to increase their power without changing the' , boiler. eats do to by nettle the Bradley Rngtoe, which works the Exhaust Steam sad gins double the power from the taros boiler, thus saving halt the foal. jarklCf67-tt F AMILY SUPPLY STOUE, Nos. 23 and 24 West Park, (Beatty's .1110,1,) HEARN, CHRISTIAN & CRAIG, GI 11_ CE R S, COUNTRY mores. FLOUR, POEtK:FISFI, DRIED & SEALED rEL'ITS, Tie Bait Qralitla of Pares amt 0111 Agents for the Cleveland RIG. %outs and Blsat n Powder. 15r • tholes and fresh always kept on band; shileb erll I be sold at the towed figures. ZSa pledge ourselves not to be undersold, and knee all to glee no ► ealt. or The highest pr ies laid for country prodon• ratlr66 tl cumen ucins. _..... ERIE DEALERS IN Enip, PENNA COOKING STOVES CITAINION, 11/R3SONV. •nI—FINING ROOM ALSO DRAMS IN for hotel, Eoarding Raises, &a - IPURNACZS, lIANCFACIVRE ENGINES, PATENT ENGINE, CIRCULAR RAW MILLS SHAFTING, PULLIES, LO, DRIVING PUT Ifanutaetacoll hy the Cogige of equal olio. ERIE, PA, Wholesale aod Eaten dad dealers In WOODEN Et WILLOW WARg, TOBACCO. SEGABIt ke.,14(.1. T"`; lIOMS COMFORT' COO7ING STOVi Which no Mazda I- UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER! TILE VERY BEST MATERIAL HO ME COMFORT. All the Joints in doors and dampers are fitted in the mast parted manner, ihaklng the Same Condon,. In re ality. AIR TI-GHT The FLUES In tho 'MOUE COMFORT Ave vary lame. &Ins a quick draft. labials Is of great ImPortanee to a Conking Stove. No patas or exportsa are spared to make the HOME COMFORT THE 110S7 DURABLE, TETE Mosr EcoNoulon, r TOE MOST CONVENIENT. TEM QUICKEST ➢A%BR, THE HANDSOMEST, AND IN MARKET THE HOME COMFORT ie WA , ranted t. be se represented. Cell mid se* the Home Comfort, or rood for • circular, et the HOUSE FURNISHING STORE of W. G. GARDNER, Solo Agent, utr7-2an WIROL6I4A.R DRY GOODS rTOB R. 423 STATE STREET, ERIE" PA. SOUTHARD, C i RAWFORD' /fp IfcCORD, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,. HOISERY, no=-1f Oar stork 4 the largrit em brOaght to tbe cite coasistint of PRINTS, DRUMM. BILKS. CLOTHS, • BLEAREIIO & BROWN sat rpm a. L-Complete lesortment of Dress Goode Every kind of article In the 'Notice lines and, to shaft, s foment wartment at arriTttang seeded by Consist D•abrah TO DE SOLD AT NE77. "Mr. PRICES ! Col air 7 Deafen are lael'ad tcey,itows W. We do a strictly wholesale trAde, and' propose senior at =eh Prises as weal Ine.ll It to the adtatitago of truirtlaucts to this nation to deal la Erie, instead of itendisor East for their rewade. TO ALL WHO CHOOSE TO BUY We make this very blind offer, proposlog to pens.- neutly establish the system The anknowledged superi ority of oar good.. manufactured under our especial care will be ntabstaine4 arel we are rreparing lame ad dittoes' to our marmfaeturing facilities. We invite au inspection end ecarmartson of our stock. and wish ell t• bear in 1121.214 the fact that by parebasuly of us they am the wont made by the retail deafer OS LL AND RE CONViff MED. J. EICEMPLAUB & CO.. ape:ref-U. - ingitate St, Brie, Pa._ NEW OKOCERY STORE. ONE-TiALY SQUARE R OE7II 01 UNION DEYOY. I R. S. Sorra/um. W.A. egjwvoil), J. It. Bicaona tos72.4-tf NEAT CO - Ali YARD. MERCER:OOAL AND IRON CO. 'YARD, EMALPRAS &nom' Rslllng the Werner Coat cheaper than be eheapest— other Coals to proportion. A trial in all tb At la owes nay to convince any one of their enpartor q deollOSto ' . H ISARN, CHRISTIAN & WL%Io Bait 'tut roadved ► both lot of. PAINTS, OILS, • BALD LINES ED OIL, • avring artto law OIL "El A. W 8080 & CO., A: • =EI COUNTRY PRODUCE, GI tOCERIES, f1b371210.13.1F1NZ3. U% Oat. asa.a Illy TOIIAP7O. CI-ochry, Willow Wive, Fruity ;, Nuts, dm, Jo 8141 rime arhussi, West aliiNbetinsa Ilthind filth St ...ram PA. lath paid far Country holm, ➢. A. Wean.. MINX, FOX, • OR MUSK BAT AI'S, dirld fi By the dem or al eutjtonsti. by HORSE BLANK'S %mar at 11,,a 11 , 1 4 wa g , b. tutt.DEX; OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS F. A. WEBER I CO., 81.4 Sea as Ss., Tieve exeratemed taaj w7 Prite 0 tobtested a k a ort re sit lawessot vitt eoll dthee -b7 ehe ewe ?ben Ordn ane eteeetoerol the We* garteh the =mt. Rote* ato e m end reeds Se sales pada Itee otos. • eetitAm 9,,KA Tzar • _ if&Dms , , onntip & BOYW al ATES v4trft RAM/ C•el3.4f Mle WEEKLY ERIE, PA.,TifURSDA.T • AFTERNOON, MAY 23, 1867 EMI =EMI THE /111:.? WORKING' srova MIS Peach Street, Erie. J 0388119 fa CASS (YESES. 01 . 2443 "St. Entanr. KEEP TUE. MILL R.OLUNG. EDSOIs% CHURCHILL CO.. .. . HaMog removed to then NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE. NO. 2'NOBLE BLOCK, ATI now yretoito4 to sill Y- G () ()'1) S Clamps? Ulan Beer 'before. , The fallowing Ilia ptlesllzt of Elmo of tie Goods noir gelling at agar store: . 4000 Vardanood Madder Prlota,... ...... •.... ....leo 3000 do do" l . ..... —1.....5 d0 a WOO do • do ' 4000 do - •do •- 180 BROWN AND BLEACHED MIISLINS 4000 Tar& 4-4 Brown - - ::-...-...164 . 31410 do 4-4 do - 131 WO do 4-4 do beam. ro NIO3 do Frthe Brown 4.4 lel and 184 0000 do do 4-4, 200 - moo a. 2_4_ • .-.. . .. . 13X0 30N3 do Bleached 4-4 15c MOO do do t- 0 1$1. - COO do do. 7-0 200 000 do do 3-4 121ic ' Tons thousand-yards Dalaloas at 24 coots. all Wool Delidnes cheap DOMESTIC FLAMM DIPARTIIIIGNTe-Red. White, Illus. Buff. be. Opan Plannitil. an CORM'. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. f. foil line of Ladles'. Mluve sod Children's Hon. :n) eentistain are also provided for to this depart. Isent. DR ESS GOODS A roll line or all tha various styles and makes of Dress Goode. and ere endeavor to salt the. stunt festldib ogle i• this line We show our goods with great pleas umeltbout charge. A large line of Prima and Dotustle Muhl= TS* cheap. ?wads an :nu. for BoYe veer, cheaper that any-other parties. can and No them. HOOP SKIRTS IN ALL STYLES S.; SIZES YANKEE NOTIONS.—A fall tins of all kind., such as Thread, Pins, Nesdles, Buttons, Tzflonoluff, te. SPRClAttflßS.—Broarn and Bleached itualins.Prlata and Delatnes. We cell below the mirket. e'er Don•t forget the place, CORNEA OF BT4TE AND FIGEITR STRISM, Wert door to the Post OM*, 'goblet:Hoek. ED3ON, CRIIRCRILL & CO aptil 4zek 1 MPOUTANT TO TOR PUBLIC. RtTOLDTION IN THE BOOT & 87.0 E TRADE aka L hereby given that ar ar April 6th, IBM U. entire deck of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &C., Waanfaettired Tr and in Mai* at the establishment of J. EIMIEWLAUB h CO., 02t gists Strwet and which for qnslitr and finish cannot be sarpassed in this mar let, WILL BE BOLD BY THEY To Individual customers sterholegale Ma plan of operations Is to to permanent, and the manufactory is to to still farther oalsoced by the addltlcm anew balld logs and Improved macblnerY. J. EICHENLAUB it - CO., STATE ST.. Not being eoonteasneed, by the retail dealers be this 'edit a, beam* they leill not abandon their eetecative ratan trade, have resolved to !smatter sell their afoot by -RETAIL, SINGLE PAIR, To all who climes to patronise Om. Ewen pair of Boots. Whom Gaiters, &e.. ko., of their mounts *Hatt mot will badgered AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Thu lisv!agt to the titan endomer the enttre met which be will be obliged, se heretofore, to pay st all , ether edablielosenti. T11'71(151 lliTl3 - VISIT 7. eatrzuar BRYAN, dc Baie opened • saw Groo' Stars at Ma staud lately oeetiplad by.T. Erns. Jr., NO: 605 FRENCH AT., WAYNE BLOCK. (Nat to iteConkey & Sbennott'as) Mart they frill bop on bud • complete stock of story -Thing Ixt their line of trade. including GROCERIES. PRODUCE, WOOD, WILLOW & CROCKERY WARE, AC. Alt of Thiel will bo cold at ?U LOWEEIP MARKET PR CZ 1511 i• The public are Invited to call and esaudne our Stock. We 'legs osesetres stet to be undersold by anybodY. syrt-Zuh THIS OLDEST ESTABLISHED tIABPET AND DRY GOODS HOUSE. ,ft N. w. PENTASYLVLIUL A comae/ Stock of Sheeting; Pits% Linos, Cloths, Sackings, things, • Mu.. triab sa4 FreaciA roPUIL Naas; Mao's. MN yam cooin, n •Imam GLOVE AND NOTIONN Call aosi pt orient:o2a porobstisig. WANNER SNOS., - No. /011.162410 frost s Raton. SPUING OPENING OS MILLIKOSIN SAWZIRS honor ad. _ta the Ward tom aoth anal aspird by the haw INadp death of the" Da, dovori Hap at • SPRING GOODS!: IMMO. viel MOS WS linf de* II Ml 6 ' Iles Boas Shaikao astaplated. told* OS Wabash Karts!. or Miadditp sod prva endow Stem Man approved Arta apoll4C c f3CINEURCEM 111:1141rEED TONIC. • • TacnaMap invented. tes Dr. Z. U Boma& Pididderang, fm blended to dloodie to Rod and Dank foto eitjapy trOrcarg of ditualoh, By slivodos tha Items& wiiitk. &hawk% Illimatike .rmy mm state moat !wares timing:UN sad food Oral *A too Wee tap, mina ft clay Comma= emote be cunt by Sclutock's Pal mule Sire lealswetbs dean& end Seer to trade b mg the MAI* wear* bares the Peale sad Pali Wer reotral to waft evert wreeon-,. intspeim- - Abaft dam Doting et the GRAMM TONDO eettileas erhar tam attar llANDlisse PILLS Ida ewe wit menus are of Sretards. Dr. Sem= Irak= trafeedonal viola In. New Yank Baden, and et ha tetra* Mee In Phllada pbis ever! weer. See defy Mu of each pleer,ae bilignagbllkta eneekerstlea Grr We dare for asks tion. - Elms oberrambee wand' ap,, 0014 the ilf01013!_. MIN le ISO Doctor, am Wpm 14 the leet dap of (3cameseeptkek sad other as be saw *ln perfect &ea* areallthell G elea raccatal damp. alilkeintats and Deals* prim .1.50 per bamboo Staab* iflikkamo: Altimeters far advice deal& ha .aakteeemed to Banamixes Petteipal . Mee, Ro. U/kieth ikkateet* Pktfadalpk* re. Germ! Ninedeada &IMP: Deem Hamer & 1 34%. T.; O. IL fierce, Bakken. 71,14 Jahn D t Parke, Cleademat, Ohio: Walks & Taple; Chi= aim Ckalkee rina.Ek Lads, Ma. . • •,: Dets. ea. la& 127. d Cocrcm, a COLD, Os L Suss Tinto requites how attoatteation,arad should-h. chested: If allowed to continue, Irtitation of the Looms pimxisnemt Mr cot Disease, or Catiromption, Is often the remit. BROWN'S BELONCRIAI; TIIOCUES, baying a direct intimate to the pasta, Oro tauoedloto roller: For BUONCUITIB, ASTEI hi A, CAT 4RRIT, CONSUMPTIVE and Throat :` mom.. Troilus are used with always good sums,. Singers and Publie Specters will end Trod . ut clearing the voles when taken before Ringing or - r ealAg, and relieving this throat after an animal eaertion of the mail organs "The Troches are recommended end prescribed by ptvraielans, sad have bad testimonials from eminent men throughout the country Tieing an article of tree merit, and having proved their tams' by a feet of mane years, each year ands them in new localitiee In various puts Of 'the world, and the Troches are auiversally p-ononneed bet tsr than other artiilee. Obtain met 'Drown', Bnreblil. Trachea," and do pot PM] Or the sr?rth'ess 'mitotic:lns Stint my be offered. Sold eeereerbere. nn'29 9n3 A C►LD To TO L►ucse.— DR. DUPONCO"3 GOLDEN PERIO DIC a 1 PILLS, FOR FICHALIN In Correcting IrreiralaritleilternoilagObstntottona of tbe !total& Tunes, trout eataterer ennee. and lawnyi evecreefol 111/ a priTOTAILVTI. ONE BOX. IS SUFFICIENT In removing obstruction and restoring nature to Its proper channel, cinfetleg the nerves and Waging bath the "rosy color of health" to the Obeli of the moat del. Mete. Full bud explicit directions anintopsny esch box Price $2 per box, alt boxes $5. Sold by see draggiet In 'fiery teen, village, city and hamlet throughout the world. Sold In Erie by .1. B. Clknrl2l2 & CO., druggist; lot• sputa for the city. 1 wain by sending theta St through the Pat Office,ein hive the ptila nut (confidentially) by mall to UT pest of th. country. (me et poets;.. H. D. Min. - 1237T,C7-Iy. Sole Proprietor, New York, PairAILID OIL O PALN /.31:1 U•c4 ;or preparing, reatOring and beautifying the Hair, ind -In the most delightful ea wonderful article the world even. pranced. Ladle+ will find it not only a certain remedy to re store, darken and btaisitify the hair, but also admirable article for the toilet, au-it is highly perfameZ with • rich and delicate proi fame, Inde'pendint of the fragrent odor of the oils of palm and ma at. • - SHE 11ARTEL OP PiIRII. A new and beactitnl plenum, which .in delicacy of stint, and the tenacity with which It-cling to the handkerchief and person is unequalled. The above girl:dies for sale by all druggists and per omens, at $1 per bottle each. Sent by *tyre= to any address by theproptletors, T. W, WRIGHT CO., 100 Liberty Street, New York oetis-1t K 3017 TILT niIITIBT..—Z/11d1IDO Z. F. Thornton, the put Ptel& Astrologist. Clairvoyant and Psycho me trials; who has astonished the aciectine alum of the Old World, has now located herself at Hudson, Y Y. Madame Thornton possesses inch wonderful powari of second eight, as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance to the single nor married of either lez. While to a state of trance, she delineates the very Malone or the vermin you are to marry. a•d by the aid of an instrument of Internee power, known as the Psychinotinpe, guarantees to' produce a life Oki picture of the flame husband or wife of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position in /Ifs, leiding traits of theracter, itc. This is no humbug 11111 thousands of testimonials an avert. She will &rid when desired • certified certificate, or written guerantes, that the picture is what it purports to be. Cy enclosing fifty mints and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, Ton will receive the picture and destied information by re turn melt- All nommunicationa suredly ecmfidentlith Address in commence, Sarum■ E. F. Tacirmon, P. O. Box ZCI. Hudson. N.Y.feb2l•67-17-.- A Tooso Lsisr—R turning to her country home, at ter s sojourn of fee► months in the city, was hardly recognised by her friends. In place of a coarse, rustle, dumbed fan, she bad soft, ruby complexion cf alined marble smoothness, and instead of tcenty-thriee abe re ally appeared but' eighteen. Upon Inquiry as to the nose or 10 great a cheinge,the piste Ty told them that she need the CIRCA'S' Ale BALII, and emisidend It an innithable acquisition to any Lady's Toilet. By its nee any Lady or Gentlemen can impronitheir personal ap pearance an hundred fold. It is simple in its cembine tion as Nature herself is simple, jet ussiunased In its ellesry to drawing imparitin front, also histling,elsans frig and bentifying the alto and completion. By its direct eaten on the cuticle it draw. from it all Its Mi norities, kindly healing the nme, and tearing. the sue. face as nature intended it to be, clear. soft, smooth and beautiful. Price $l, sent by mail or express, on receipt of an order, by V. L. CLARK k Chemins, . Ifo.b West Fayette St, flyrecase. N. Y. The only Amerfetn Agents far the sale of the seam feb2.l'6T-17. WO,DWOL atm Tatra.—lladame Remington. the world renowned - Utroloelst and Sosonamtmlistie whlltin a elairroyantetals, delineates the_very Warm of the - person Jon are to marry, sad by the aid of an lasts lament of totems, poesy. 111101F11 a• the Pay eboinotrope, rearsztom to produce & perfect and We• like facture of the foto, husband or wife of the appii• cult, with data of marriage. oeinpatton. leading bats of ammeter. to. This is no Imposition. satestlmonials without number can work By stating play of bbt/s, age, dSioaltion.eolorof heir and eyes, - and eulogies jay eons* and stamped envelope addressed to voursell, you win melte the picture: by Nissen mail. together with desired information. 11260IIndille0,11AD411111 GIETICDII Rmt mesa:4P. O. Box Pif, West Toy, N. Y. M 32117-17 suutotal littun Nrenstrr Brattr—le • eartabe eon for disowns of the Bladder, Kidney+, Biseed, Dropsy, °wads Wealmess, Pante Complaint', General ty wad all Mama of the Urinary Orient, whether wt• gating lo male or female. from whatnot censa originat ing and= matter of how long standing. Moses of these Orgoos requital Unease of a d hustle. Tiro treatment le submitted to Consumption or insani ty may eons Oar Plash wed Blood are supported from tbeselourom, and the Best% and Esplanade, and that of posterity, depends liven prompt are of • Wish% remedy. Belmboles list:sot linen, established up vrarde of 18 year', prepared by B. T. WAMBOLD. Druggist, Di Broadway, New York and 101 Bola 10th Street, Phlimtelphls, Pa. to:14,8?-1y.: FE= To Eritusetrr.—A loge • pp. Clrcalu, gains team:atlas of the etestort haportaxist to earning of both um. It teaches haw the Iwo* tow tomes beantital.the &named repeated. end the Comae* knelt. Ito rimer vas m geotlawee shoal Sob to sea OCR ahem, awl nodes e copy. postpaid. by Moro me% /Mow P.O. Drown rehle67-li. - - Troy, New•Yesk. itAIMUCUI AID CULLUM AID Tin Minutia *Om ilLunorn ismy arms ism so tho aims oi &Ow tab, sod eke noldral *fork Abeam 'sad Vries irtdsll auto Ispoltesosts to UMW% vitas we stain of &IA east - le swig Moo ssestopos. too of ebargo.' Addsossibt. P. MULLIN NOVO UM Sorsa isoodstloa Midst/gds. Ps. lazdn747. I' 4 ,SER ER 0 Oppressed Woman's Soliloquy. [All questions have at least two sides, and many have ours. Witty persons, who love the ludicrous, win have their . fan, no matter !likens they bit. gm is the expression of a Buckeye me political question. dust• hear. the esucebox talk 'to vote, prom, to vote,. that - lathe •'question " Whel her 'as heifer for the sex to submit. to ground down by the "lords of crea tion," 0 0 don the trowvers, go forth to all labor, And thus gain -a chance to •'rota To vote ; to work ; Enough ! And by that work to 'say we reach The "ballot-box." That le more, aye, tar much more Than we bargained for. We merely wishid to "rote." But not to do their labor. To vote ; to work: To work I to take man's place—aye, there's the rub; _ For in that place of his whet trials come, When we shall have silt:Med on-the treitsere, Must make us pause. There's the respect That renders our fate so endurable ; For who could bear the task.of providing The clothes for youngsters, the false hair for Montan— The bills of milliners, the laundress' bills, The vermillion for her cheeks, and a thousand Other things that none but patient husbands know, When he would his own leisure buy With a bare ballot ? Who would office bear, To groan and sweat under a weary life, While "man"--the theme of all our preaching, Would take our places in the drawing room And at the plane, puzzles the Will, And makes us rather bear our petticoats, Thin fly to troweers and their labors Thug equality makes cowards of us all : And thus our native seal for "female suffrage" la calm'd by "equality of labor ;" And the brilliant visions of our destiny, With this regard, fall again to earth, And leave us at our agitations." . The Lowry Movement. - We publish below, as a matter of local curl reitY, the letter of a number of our citizens asking M. R. Lowry to be a candidate-for re... election to the Senate, with his reply. Many of the sigaatures belong to parties who hive heret-fore been among Lowry's moot deter mined enemies, and there are not a few who will be surprised to see them in their present nonnectiett. The response of the irrepressible Senator is Lowryieh alllover, and our readers will appreciate it at it 9 exact worth and no more : Hos. M. B. town' :—Dear Sir :—We, the undersigned, citizens of Erie, believing that the future prosperity of this city, and •the counties thrtfugh which the Pennsylvania Erie Canal passes, 'upends in a great meas ure upon the enlargement of that. canal, and that its enlargement can only be effected by State. or National aid, and, believing : that from your long experience-in the Legislature, and extensive acquaintanee with public men, you can exert a greater iefluence in- favor of this improvement than any new man that can be elected, request you to become a candidate for re-election to the State Senate at the en suing election, and pledge oar united efforts to secure your nomination and election. We remain very-sway yours, gto, Butz. re... May 6th, 1567. • . , Frank rtl.CrearY, A H Caughey, Henry Rawle, James I Williams, J W Hays, E W Reed, D Manager, .1 Israel Town, T J Hos tinson, Josiah Kellogg, R F Gaggin, Wm F Lutje, J Hoikinson, M R Barr, S C Brooks, Geo Belden, W J F Liddell, J Abell, M San ford. S E Bacon, J Robinson, W W Reed, J C M'Creary, 0 Ntible, J 8 'Richards, C M Reed. Jr., L L Lamb, J J Town, D P Ensign. A J Johnson, R. I. Pelton, - A R Kellogg, W Brown, G W F Sherwin, G A Ebisob, F P Dippo, T Hirt, Joe M Sterrett, S P Kepler; H Butterfield, C P Rogers. Samuel J Butterfield, Samuel Rea. Jr., J Evans, Jr., 8 Cummins, H Cook, II Bates. S Sterrett, John Cumming, F J Weber, J H Riblet, Wm Nicholson, Wm E Bell, Peter &Owed,- P Edson, f3' George Tirana, John A Jantzer. John Constable, Thos Wilkins, Gaeta* Jarecki,E W Wainer. Henry Jareciti, F Brevillier, F Schneider, Ph Lei bet, son., August Jarecki J F Walther, A Schlandecker, F P Leibel, S Dick enson. John Gensheimer, .1 8 Dickinson, C Brundes, Richard Gaggin, Henry Stahl, I B Gars, Carl Benton. May Btb, 1867. Meisrs. Win. IV. Reed, *Orange Noble, Henry Ramie and Others : Gesortaxxx—Your letter, 'signed by men representing the largest portion of the busi ness interests of this community—a majority of whom have hitherto heel pclitically op posed to me, has been handed to me by David McAllister, Esq. Ton ask me to become a candidate for re election to the office • of State Senator, upon the - geounde of the importance of a "ohip ca. nat" by the enlargement of the "Erie Exten sion," Olt would enable 'hips or steam barges to pass from New York to New Orleans by our doors, and that would carry freight from the sea to St. Loni•, at as low a price per ton, as now on our canal in miniature, from Brie to Beaver. This, surely, the greatest pro— ject of our day, and entirely feasible, should at once commend itself to the ardent support of us all. I fully appreciate what you say in regard to "the necessity of State or National aid" to carry out this great measure ; bu that I am the beet man to obtain that aid from the State or the National Government, is a ques tion on which good men may differ. Time will vindicate the wisdom and feasibility of the project of uniting the lakes and - the great rivers by a ship canal; and the Ohio river will at the same time, and as a necessary 'put of this great commercial scheme, •be made navigable for transports of heavy ton nage. The lessons of a bloody war and the appreciation -of the hies/t -ines of pesoe, and of the necessity of iron-olads to preserve that _peace, will enlist the sympathies of the commercial world In demanding, what the Legislature of Pennsyl vania has initiated, in this wise movement in favor of direct and 'internal water communi cation throughout the I and. This,like erery oth er great Oldie neeessity,will develop men equal to the occasion. With us, the project should not foi a moment be lost sight of,-as our loca tion is exactly 'right, every natural eletnout necessary to sum:fees is with us; and nothing but a criminal indifference will bestow upon others what nature has held in reserve for , us. Prudence, patriotism and self interest ad monish us all to active effort in this important enterprise, and have somewhat changed my views heretofore entertained, and cause me to hesitate in concluding who would represent you in the Senate for the nest three years most especially. The sin of standing in the way of this pro ject shall never lie at my door ; and he who knowingly thrusts himself between this great measure and success will have every bone in his body broken in publio estimation. To ear -47 out this project, we must take clear, strong headed, enthusiastic yet prudent men,for liar riebnrg and Washington, who can at home command a united support, and exert an effi cient influence abroad. A Senator is to .be sleeted in connection with Crawford county, which has interests like our own. The eastern part of Crawford has a enew county" project, the county seat of which le proposed to be at Titneville,which the thickly populated region of the cen ter of the. county will oppose it and, liketrise oppose its friends. It is well known that lam in favor of giving legis lation asked for, as' the whole subject nuclei the Constitution has finally to be noted on at the ballot box, by the people of the Whole county. For this I am tetanus!' by some of my warmest friends, who know that if I would go back to the Senate, I would pea imam to this question bypassing the bill and referring it to t z tilpeople. The same objection could not be a new man, whom you might select in = t asty. Doubtleis the day will speedily come, when these objections would seem trivial; dew they appearimumnottutable toothil complete harmony which is desirable. In these eiremostonees it lonia twejadielous to select a runt man sttyonr candidate See Slate Scooter. Neither yen.= I can afford to leek this nomination tinder it fight, and I see no way of obtaining it without. To obtain a nomination With a fight would exhaust your strength be -fore the time of trial. Should the aloe be tendered ma with con siderable unanimity, although I do not per sonally desire it, I know what is due to you— to the eettetiy-myrour cause, and my own sense of duty leo well. to refuse it. - Very truly yours, Nogro Mob and ttiota. , A serious riot occurred at Richmond. Vs., on Thursday evening. • A large crowd of ne groes gathered in Cary street to witness the trial of the engines of-the Richmond Fire De partment and the Wilmington, • Delaware, fire companies. A debt took place and a negro was arrested. The mob of negroes rescued him, but ho was again captured Upon arriv ing at -the Upper Station House the mob again rescued him,. throwing paving stones at the police. Capt. 'Jenkins, of the police, two sergeants and ore private were injured,twe of them seriously. By this time the mob bad swelled to nearly six thousand blacks. Gen. Scofield sent up a company of the 11th regiment, and came on the ground himself. Ile spoke to the mob commanding them to disperse, but the order was disobeyed. The eoldiors then charged bayonets and drove thetriaway. More soldiers were sent to the station house after night,and the riot, is not likely to be renewed. Daring the riot the mob surrounded a house in which a white boy had taken refuge, and clam ored for him until he came out, when the po lice took charge of him. The negroes said he had is slung shot. Anether negro riotocourred in the lower part of Richmond on Saturday night. Some negroes attempted ttrrescue a drunken negro from the police, and bricks, clubs and pistols were used. Four policemen were badly beaten and one was severely injured. A. company of soldiers who were guarding the Libby prison were called out and captured eighteen of the rioters. While this was going on another dit.. ficulty-ocenreed In First street, but it, was quelled.by the persuasion of a colored jury man. Sunday, mounted soldiers patrolled the streets to keep order, and squads of policseMen were placed at all the churches in view of threats of the negroes to force their way in amongst the white people. A large procession of the negro societies attended a funeral on Sunday, accompanied by an unarmed company of negro militia whose officen carried swords; there was no disturbance. J. K. Hayward, of Missaohusetts, was ar rested on Saturday night for using language at the negro meeting on Friday night, calcu lated to create a riot. His language was as follows : "After Judge Underwood leaves, you can hold high' Carnival, and yen can do what you please. I need not advise you what to do, as great bodies do as they have a mind." He was arrested on the warrant of the Mayor, and' released on $3,000 bail to appear today. Cit izens were apprehensive of a riot all day on Sunday. At the African church, about 10 p. m., Judge Underwood and Horace Greeley made addresseato the negroes. Judge Underwood advised the negroes against a riot. He said Gen. Schofield had told him that he heard there ntight•bd a riot there on Monday, and if there was, he would plant cannon in every. street, and sweep the rioters down with grape. Judge Underwood urged the negroes not to gather in crowds, and to go about their business. Hor see 'Greeley urged the negrOes not to engage in any riot; but to go peaceably about their daily avocations. CUPPEII'II OPINION OF SP:19E118, F,Z.OUTIIIISN sits /OM YANKEES.—We give below a part of a conversation, which I overheard from two darkies who were passing where I eat. One was- a selfdmportant fellow, who evidently "felt hie keeping." The other was a true &mho. The first.serdenee I ralight was from him. Said he : "Is you libin' wid Mr. R.-dis year ?" "Na," said the other, "ler dar some time."' "Well, is you goin' to lib wid Ben ?" "No, indeed; neber I ain't goin' to any nig ger ; der is no 'pendenee in a nigger. I puts no fool ober me." "Jest so !" said Swam. "Ah !" said the other, "a nigger won't do no how. Give him a little 'zarbance over yon, and he puts his foot. right in your, face." "Dat's so," said flambe', evidently deeply im prestied with the profound wisdom of 4 his more gifted comrade. "But," counted Me other, "I counts Mr. It. de right sort eb a man ; but you try a hundred before- you find another such a one. De troof is, de white folks feels_ 'hove us, and now day see we Is eben wid dem, it kind of aggravates' dem. And as to de Yankees, dey are worse dan our foniks. A Yankee nebber knows when to stop asin' a nigger to work, and when de end ob de year come, an' you as him for money, brews de Lord, you owes him." Yv.r Happy.—A. clergyman in Ml:adjoin ing town, who is being blessed with a revival of religion in his -church, went one evening to attend a neighboritig prayer meeting. The house was full, and all present seemed deeply interested in the exercises. At the close of the meeting be mvited alt those who desired to hold a personal conversation with him, as to the state of their feelings, to remain. Quite a number did so, and among the - n a " hardy eon of toil," whom We will call Mr. 13. The good Minister in his round of conversa tion with each one, came to him ; and upon inquiring the state of his feelings received the reply that he "felt happy." "Ah, indeed," said the preacher, "I am rejoiced to hear you say so ; may I enquire how long you hove en joyed this happy frame of mind ?" "Perhaps, mostly since last week," said Mr. B. "Well, my friend," said the clergyman, "to what particular event or circumstance, or occasion, do you trace this happy change in your feel ings !" "Well, Mr. Minister," said Mr. 8., "I reckon perhaps the news of the election of Mr. English for Governor of the State of Connecticut, was about the spot to start-from." =Hartford Times. Asortrsa PATIICOT COXII TO Gatsr.—AnoUt er of the loyal saints of the party of "great moral ideas" has come to grief. The Rev. Davidson Sykes, or rather James Warrington, has been arrested in Jay county, Indiana, for horse stealing. During the war be was great on "loyalty," and preached death and de struction to Democrats. Ile organized a mob at Richmond, in that State, for the purpose of destroying the Jeffersonian office. Rs also instigated the mobbing of several persons, one or - two of whom were so injured as tube made *ripples for life. - AU this he did in the name of "loyalty." He used, in all the fervency of a obristian charity, to call these outrage, "going for the copperbeads."—Detroit Free _ Prrri. Stalk, of the Register office, Scotland, his found, on comparing the vital atatistios of married and unmarried men, who hive live; hyena the ego of twenty-five, that the average life of married men to a little more than sixty yearn, 'tile that of baoheloni li - lea than forty-eight. A Malden for Me. No widow for me but.s. maiden. As fresh as Meilew of the morn, Whose bosom with love ne'er was laden, Till for me the fond passion was born. Tie hard admiration to mother When a widow's bright glances we see, Bat remember they've flashed for another Then an innocent maiden for nip. If roses we at fath to What; The sweetest, the beet to stemound. We plait from the parent rather • Than pink up the Bowen from the around, Then awe, with your widow—her tresses And ups are quite bright, I-agree : Bat then they have had their caresses, So st: innocent maiden for me. NO. 52 L,et fools be entrapped by their glance* • A widow So cuntuorly darts: Lulled asleep while she makes her advances To capture the key to their hearts, But give me my gem in new casket; lkly fruit give me fresh from the tree; The heart I would prise let me elk it, Oh, a sweet blushing maiden far me ! M. Il LOWRY There were three hundred thoaeand marlin apes in the United States teat year. The . 27th of May is fixed for opening the trial or John IL Sarratt. Hon. James Itnehanan, ex-President of the United Mites, is said to be worth two hand; red tbormand dollars. Take Edmunds, of New York, asserted in a lecture, a few evenings since . , that the Spit. itualuits now number 4,000,000 believers: A man named Dutaii sued his father for the funeral expenses of hia motherein New York, a few days since, and recovered $lOl. - Dire. Dulaney, of Louisville, came home un expectedly from church, and found her. hue band is the embraces of a mulatto girl, and died forthwith in a frenzy of jealousy. Pittsburgh claims that when the proposed consolidation of herself and suburbs takes - place she will east over twenty-three thousand .votes, and have a larger population than any other Western city. Jame& Itlitrphy, who attempted to outrage the person of en orphan girl twelve yesris old, at New Albany, Ind., has just been s sentenced to the penitentiary for two years. John C. Wheeler, of Semen . ; Conn., cele brated bie ninetieth birthday Fait week. , lie never used tobacco- nor whiskey, his teeth are good, his memory is perfect, eta., etc. Corollary : he is a good Democrat. Llano Hanson and Noah Alexander enjoyed a bloodless duel in Townsend Bridge, Ken tucky, the other day. Not satisfied with the result, they mat on Wednesday evening in a store ti Paris, and Alexinder shot Hanson in the foot. A Cincinnati court has decided that the children of parents who wiro never married, but who lived u matt and wife under a written contract or agreement, can inherit the proper ty of the parents. The negroes of New Orleans are asserting their equality with great vigcir., On Saturday a party of them tried to force their way into the French opera house, and on Sunday others took possession of the street cars espealally assigned to ladies and children, and made some trouble. A Schenectady man has got rip a new in dorsement on envelopes; which is an improve ment. It reads thus: "If Mr. Blank don't pay the bill In this dunning letter within tea days the Postmaster may open this and send • the money himself." The Dayton (Ohio,) Journal states that the 1 . Mr. Brown who has lived in that city for the past two months without tasting food, came - to his appetite a day or two since, the spirits having left him and ant off his trupply , of "heavenly manna :" lie is now eating and drinkihg like any sensible Man, growing in vigorated by his return of human diet. The %lot:tans Post,- published at Virginia city; asserts that Montana is the richest min eral country in the world. In 1866 the popu lation was less than 40,000; end the yield of gold was $18,000,000: In the same year Ida ho produced $17,000,000 ; Colorado $17,- 000,000; Nevada $16,000,000; Oregon $B,- 000 ; California, with a population more then ten times as great,'produeed $25,000,000., FITTY-FOIIII Days wrruotrr Poop.—Many of of our readers have doubtless noticed an item concerning the retinal of a citizen of Dayton, Ohio, to take food. The Dayton Journal of Wednesday of last week says: Yesterday was the fifty-fourth day sines Mr. Brown. of this city, tasted food. This is the united testimo ny of Mr. Brown and his' family, who are worthy people. They have an odd way of doing up rampant females in MemPhil. They sack 'em. A Mem phis paper says ; An obstreperous woman was -taken to tho Adams' street pollee station on Monday night, tied up in a bag, her head only being out. She was thus kept from doing ads— chief, and was carried along on 'the back of .0 sturdy black men: A man named lie Long murdered a widow Knapp, near the village of Wellington, Cuya hoga county, Ohio, on Tuesdaylast, and After wards killed himself. The pair had been prOperly intimate for Same time, and the woman obtained a loan of $OOO from DeLong, but afterwards refused to give him security for the money. Enraged at this, he shot her and then flashed his Own existence. A special dispatch to the Louisville Cour• dated . May Bth; says: The Bon. Elijah Hiee, just elected to Congress from the Third District by an almost unanimous vote over his Radical, opponent, committed suicide this afternoon by blowing out his brains with to pistol. He left a note stating that, in the present condition of the country, hie advanced age precluded his doing the country any good, and, therefore, sought relief itt.death. A terrible tragedy has been enacted IWO Lourdes, Minn. Alfred Hoyt. had some trouble with a neighbotl`named Josiah Stamford, and meeting, Hoyt ro t ehed upon Stamford and -struck him a terrible blow with an axe, cut= ting open his head and,,lfelling him to the ground, after which he dealt hist another ter. rible cut, literally severing his head from his body. The murderer then-tried to kill the victim's wife, but was prevented by the arri val of assistance. floyt,l l who has been bounty juniper and a thief, is now in.oustody. At, a recent wedding in Fero% the bride groom was called upon for a song. Re cheer fully promised to comply, and said , he would give -hie friends a new version of Hunkadory. 'On taking the paper from his vest pocket, it proved to be—not a - slip from a newspaper. as be had calculated, but a greenback, which he had i intended for the clergyman's fee. Im agine be bridegroom's Consternation on dis covering the trick he had unwittingly played on the clergyman; sad ; imagine else the in. dignant surprise of the 'otter when he found only a version of Ileinks4Sry, when he want edsome money for marketing next day. oleo similar to that of Enoch Arden, though less poetic in he details and termilar tion, has lately occurred at Newburyports liamO' A man ran away, and for eevea years no tidings were heard of him, and he was given up for dead. In the meantime the brother of the truant husband .had /appoint the family, and had finally married the im aginary widow. Many months had not elapsed, however, when home came husband number one, and, contrary to all romantic precedent, made himself known, and claimed his spouse. Bxpoatuistion: from the happy couple.wea in vain. He coulda't See it; hut' I took reunion of house and wife, and left his charitable brother out in the cold. • • News /tems.
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