Groceries, Vtobuct, Ar G. P. 'DAVIS .Sir, CO., Dealers In all kinds of OROCERIES, FRCITS, VEGETABLES; AND PROVISIONS, Fifth Street, - between State and French, ERIE, P.Ai • l3avina purchased our roods before the late rise in,priees. we feel confident of beina able to give satisfaction both in Price and quality. • Country Produce, Of every sort. bought and sold. Farmers can always depend On receiving the highest market price for their articles. DEALF.II.4 IN TAE ADJOINING TOWNS, Anion the Lines of Railroad, SUPPLIED WITH. FRUIT, VEGETABLES, Give u a Cat, Remember May & Jackson's Market Depot FIFTH STREET, TO THE PEOPLE OF ERIE AND VICINITY. WHEREAS, a statement has been made and circulated in this cniuntunity calculated to Anisleiul nutny of our eitizens. the nndersign ed would most respectfully beg leave to contra dict the same, and hereby announce that at: NO. 4nl PEACH STREET, South of the Union Depot, (J. F. Decker's old stand,) may be found a choice selection of Groceries, Provisions, Foreign and INDmestie Fruits, Crockery and Gla.ss Ware, Yankee notions, Toys, &e. In fact everything usually kept in a Family Grocery Store'. Flour from the celebrated Girard warranted equal to the best in the country. Furthermore, We are not so distrustful of our fellow citizens, that we are not willing to trust _ at 011. WE WILL GIVE REASONABLE CREDIT to all good-paying customers. and sell gcsadsJust as. low as any one who claims to sell only for 'casit: If so unfortunate as to have any bad debts, we pledge ourselves to do as all honorable merchants ever have done—pocket the foss our selves, and not ask our good customerk to make it up—as some claim to have done. For a confirmation of the above statement we ask only a fair trial. Goods delivered promptly to any part of the city. Remember the place, Peach street, near the Union Depot. iny2.3 . 47-tf. S. F. REXFORD 41; CO. Wholesale sumißetail Grocery Store. P. A. BECKER a; CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIJOCERS, North-Exud Corner Park and French St., (orrEAinr,) Would regpe . ct fully call the attention of the com munity to their large stock of Groceries and Provisions, Which they lire desirous to se:11 at TILE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES! Timir assortment of Sugars, Cffees, Teas, Syrups, rosAccos, FIS, &C., Is not surpassed in the city, as they are prepared to prove to all who give them a call. They also kee i p on hand a superior lot of ME LIQUORS, • trade, to which they direct the public. "Quick:sales, small profits and for the money." aplrdl-tf. for the wholes:it! the attention of ThPlr motto+, a full equlvalen F. A. V..13.V.Tt A: CO.. DEALERS lld 1 .) Country Prod ce, Groceries, Provisions, WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, . 4 aute . co, c:rocice • Ware, Fruits, Nuts, .te., .... 1NT0.814 State Street. West 5 4e, betv - een Bth and 9th Streets, Erty, Pa Ca"' pat for errantry produce F. A. WRIER. rny24-tf. W:ERIIART fircorrs DEALER 11 EMILY GROmsatc Tea, Col Tee- BYrup, 'Molasses, • Flo., Pork. Fish, Hanis.Provie.ons gemerally, Coun try Producer, Bird Cages,Wood, Willow and Crockery Ware, Fancy 'Tveling Baskets, To bacco and Segars, Fishing rackin, 421 State *.itreet,li.c'rle, Pa. - Private Families and hotels supplied. Goods delivered. my16"67,-tf. Drugo anb Vainto MA.RNUM, DIALE:It IN halls, mrEDICINES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, . • H B t ,. I R 'POWDER 4 - PUFFS, BRUSHES, PA.INTS, ; Linseed 01Is, Turpentines, varnisn, 'Hydrome ter:4ot' nll kinds • , PATENT. MEDICINES, - PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSF-S, London Porter and SLenteh Ale Prescriptions carefully dispensed. All articles sold by me-are warranted to be preeLsely 118 rep recent ed. No trouble to show goods. Remem ber the name and place, • BAItNUM, 1317 Peach Street, nprlt'C;-Iy IMPORTANT To I BUILDER.% AND PAINTERS The Largest and Best Block of Paints, Otis, Varnislies, Glass & Ilrastiesi In Erie, may be found at HALL WARFEL'S DRUG STORE, State St., North of 71. h. Having had long experience in the trade, we are enabled to supply parties with a superior quality of goods at the lowest prices. . Our stock embraces a general variety of every thing that Painters need, and those who give us their patronage can rely on not being disap pointed. Orders for furnishing buildings will be satis factorily filled. air Calf and examine our stock. Nirllo MADE YOUR COAT ? PRANK WAGNER. It Matto nice I guess I must go anti get one; how are his charges? • Why, don't you know, he zed • CHEAPER thau any other Merchant Tailor in town, has the , BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, • AND ALWAYS WARRANTS HIS GARMENT ' S TO FIT Is that so? . Of conrse:it :go to his Store. No. 626 State Street, And give him a chance to make you a suit, and you will never buy anywhere else. je27%17-tf. ILEUM, CHRISTIAN -* CRAIU, Dealers In CABLE lat-tt.ROPF ROPE, PACKING, lI H EMP , ptl l • OANtaf, /MORN AND HOOK& ERIE RAILWAY. Great Broad Gaup Double Track Routc to NEW "YORK, BOSTON, and, the-New England Giles. This Railway extends from Dunkirk to Noir York, 400 miles. Bu !Tato to New York, f 2.1 miles. Salamanca to New York, 415 miles. And is from 22 to 0 THE SAIDRYEiT ROUTE: All trains run directly through to New York, 4GO MILES, without change of mach/mt. From anti atter April 0, IfiX, trains will leave, in connection with nll the Western Lines, as follows: From DUNKIRK and SALAMANCA —by New York time—froru Union Depots: 7:50 A. M.,.Express Mall : front Dunkirk daily (eXet:ipt Sundays). Stops at Salamanca at. 10:00 A. M., and connects nt Hornrllsrliie and Corning with the SA. Si. Express Mail from littfildo and arrives in New York at 7 A-, IL 2:35 P. M., Lightning Express, from Salamanca tinily (except Sundays). . Intersects at Hor nell:Mlle with 2:20 P. M. Train from But Thin, and arrives in New York at 7 A. M. -1:I5 P. IL, New York Night Express, from Dun kirk daily (exeept Sundbm Stops at Sala manca:at 6:5 - 1 P. M., and nrrivesin New York • at 12:3U P. 311.. connectizig with afternoon trains and steamers fur Boston anti New England Cities. From Buffalo—by New York time—from Depot corner Exchange anti Michigan Sta.: 5:43 A. M., New York pay Express, daily (except Sundays). Arrives in New York at 10:30 F. M. Connects at Great Bend with. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, and at Jersey City with midnight express train for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. &MO A. M. Ex press Mai I, vi a. Avon and I lornells vitt", dally (except Sunday). Arrives in New York at :WO A. IL Connects at Elmira with Williamsport & Elmira Railroad for Harris burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and points South. I'. M., Lightning Express, dully (except Sun day), connecting with morning express trains for Boston and New England cities. Arriveß in New York ut 7:09 A. M. Gall P. 1.1., New York Night Express, daily. Con neets llornellsville with t 4:15P.M. train front Dunkirk, and arrives In New York at 12:&) P. d. • 11:3) P N., . _Cincinnati Express, daily (except fitintlays). Arrives in New York at3:25 P. 31, Connects at Elmira with Northern Central Itnilway,for Wllliatnsport,llarrisburg, Phil adelphia, Baltimore and Washington; at Treat Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, and at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston aid New England cities. Only one train East on Sunday,leavlng Bullh lo at 6:10 P. N., and reaching New York at 11.1A1 P. N., in advance of all other routes. ' Boston and New England passengers, with their baggage, are trans.eried, free of charge, in New York. The best Ventilated and most Luxurious Sleeping Cars In the World accompany all night trains on this Railway. Baggage checked through and fare always as low iot by any other route. ASK VOR TICK.ETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY, which can he obtained at all principal ticket of flees. in the West and South-West. IL RIDDLE. W.M. It. BARR, (teal Supt. Gent Pass. AWL fehl5TAI. 1014 , ilb;) Di 3 as) DI 11,11 , A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra grant Perfume, Distilled from the Rare arid Beautiful Flower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by PHALON it SON riZinTrir7l7 l 7ll ;11 i 1 ASK FOR PIIALONTAKE NO OTHER. Sold by Draggle' gene:arty. CLIMAX! CLIMAX Page's Climax Salve, a Family blessing for 25 cents. It heals without a scar. No fau!) ba.„„Lit 1.• al •• • lie ,rrant ft - to cure Scrofula Spivs, Salt Rheum, Chilblains, 'fetter, Pimples, and all Eruptions of the Skin. , For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruiges, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, &c., it makes a perfect cure. It has been used over fifteen years, without one failure. • It has no parallel—having per fectly eradicated disease and healed after all other remedies had failed: Itis a compound of Arnica with many other _Extracts and Balsams, and put up in larger boxes for the same price than any other Ointment. 0 I • L , Sold by Dromzists crorrrhorr. Whitc4 Howland Proprietors, 121 Lihrr'y Stn rt. N't, York. ' COLOGNE, South of the Depot. The F.lactie Family Machine does all kinds o. Sewing, thick or thin, without change of ten• hien, and dues beautiful Embroidering. Tht Lock stitch Machines are used for light and heavy tailoring, by harness and shoe makers. Simple in constrnction—quiet and easy In ow. rat ion. Sewing machines exchanged and to rent, 1,3 the week or month. Silk, Cotton, Olt, Needles constantly on hand. upri:Tb7-tf. AGENCY, S2O .State St. Having aseoclatitl with ine on the Ist of ianua ry Andrew Mayer, in the ' BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS, The nrsu will be known as C. Englehart and the business will be carried on as hereto fore at No. 19 West Park, Erie, Pa. C. 11N: Ci LE HART. - augl6'67-ly Buy Silver Tipped Shoes for _your children. A majority of the children wear holes in the Wes of their shoes in a very few days; then the shoes are soon worthless, and a new, pair must be bought. The only Way to prevent this great waste of money is to buy shoes protected by sit/ ver tips. They never wear out at the toe, and make a pair of shoes last three times as long as without Tips. Leather Caps have been worn to some extent., but they • have proved worthless. Silver Tips have a neat turd•substantial appear ance, and do away entirely with the disagree able sight of dirty stockings and protruding tues. We base constantly on hand the only as sortment of Silver Tippetlighoes to be found In the city, including line Sewed shotsr „Balmoral/4 Youths' Boots, &v., which we otferM•gether with a large and fashionable assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Fine and He:try goods, at the lowest cash prices. - mr111.7-tf. C. ENGLEILSRT CO. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, And a great variety of ;FANCY GOODS, AT AUSTIN'S, Paragon Building, 28 N. Park Place, Erie, Neil. door to Merchant's Union Express Co. A stock of 520,0130 worth of elegant and tush lonabte goods will be offered, for the next three months, at a very great reduction lu price. The Mock la all new and purchased ut lower rates of gold than now, mad determined toavold losses In future, small profit, and cash transac tions shall benefit alike customer and dealer. Tidily years established in Erie, in the same business, may be some guarantee that no great amount of ni isrepresentation will be employed, but Just enough (old Fogy and Young America spirit to warrant safe transactions and good bargains. SILVER SPOONS OF COIN SILVER, For sale or made to order. -Watches and all kinds of time keepers and Jewelry carefully re.. and warranted. Give me a call. • Li m U 7113141. T. M. AUBT/8. For the Handkerchief. NEW YORK INTI!:NV 11R.31. Something. New. KO klilY U);s NO. STATE ST., ERIE, PA. . JOHN M., KUHN, Having opened n new store In the above local- Ity, respectfully announces to the public that he has on band one of the largest and mast care. fully selected stocks of Ileallpaftide Clothing, Cloths, enisimeres, . V.IOSPINGrS, GE".ZTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOMIS, Hats CaiLs,.l:d., ever brought to this market—all purchased since the fall In prices, and,to be sold at the most reasonable figures. lie has one of the best Cutters in the cannily, and will engage to make up Clothing in the must fashionalde and durable style. His stock is complete. lioth in the line of his trade has been neglected. Give him a call and see for yourselves. Ile warrants the goods to be as represented, and prices as low as any in the city. .1. M. KUIIN. • PERIAE"k"S National Claim Agency ! ornee In Farrar Hall Banding, Erie, I'a. SOLDIERS' BOUNTY All claimants for extra bounty allowed by late acts of Congress, can have the same promptly collected by sending their discharges to me, the receipt of which will be promptly acknowledg -4sl and instructions returned. INCREASE OF PENSIONS. • $l5 per month for the total loss of use of either or arm, instead of V. $2 per month for etch minor child of deceased soldiers or seamen. Also, other increases. ADDITIONAL FOR VOL. OFFICERS of U. S. A. Three months pay proper for all In service March 3d, and discharged after April 9th, Claims cashed. Claims for arrears of pay.' and penSions, anti bounty, promptly collected, Unequalled Mai- Ries for elosing and completing claims. Al low aneo to prisoners of war collected, Only agency in North-Western Pennsylvania where years of expericnce in the U. ti. Treasury can be found. Thankful for the very liberal patronage be stowal in the past we hope by increased expe rience and unremitting attention to patrons, to secure their continued favor. Office in Farrar Hall Building. Address S. TODD PERLEY auT66-tf. • Lock Box 101, Erie, Pa. NEW FIRDI. James P. Crook, having taken In hls son, Jas. -P., as a partner, on the Ist day of April, Mt, un der the lirm name of James P. Crook & Son, de sires to have a settlement of his old accounts. All persons intoning themselves Indebted to him are requested to call and setUe without de lay. . . JAMES P. CROOK. & SON, Dealers In ROUGH & PLANED LUMBER, And Manufacturem of WINDOW SASH, FRASIES,DOOR/3 BLINDS. 31°1114.11nm: and Picket Fence, Scroll Sawing, Matching and l'lanlng done to order. &liar, oat "Peach 1 liar Between Fourth and Filth Sts., Erie, l'a. We respectfully call the attention of the pub lic to bur facilities fot doing work in the best of style, promptly and on reasonable terms. Hay- Ingfitted up entirely new shops, with superior machinery, we feel conddent of giving satisfac tion. Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention. • myN'6l--If. • 3AHES P. CROOK la SON. NOTICE TO I'MUSONS HAVING PRODUCE FOR SALE toare now running a Market Line front Erie to Rettova, on the Phila. & Erie Railroad, and wishing to secure all kinds of VEGETABLES at COTTNTRY PRODUCE To carry it on, have established a depot, on . FIFTH STREET, In the rear of the 'Reed lleu:se, between State and Frenehjitreeta, Where we will be at all tinier ready to receive and pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for the same. All having produce - for Kale are requested - to give us a call. Inquire for Market Depot, Fifth street. aglU'63-tf. MAY & JACKSON, GERMAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,. Corner Eighth and Estate FSts., OPPOSITE POST OFFICE This Institution Is non• open for the transac tion of business. OFFICE hours: 9 A. 31. to 4 P. M. SATURDAYS: 9 A. 31. to BP. St. Six Per Cent. Interest will be Given by this Institution to Regular Depositors. .1. Eichenlanh. P. A. Recker, P. P. Liebel P. Schneider, John Gensheicucr. OFFICIMS : • Joltn Gensheimer, ...... Matthew Sehinuilcher, F. Schneider 5. :. No. -5. no's' A 1.141'4 ciffiqq:7l nollialoPATulo arizeurial, Num PILOTED. TROY THE DM IMPLIt 711d=1as entre estoset; Ettaplo—Priaspt••• " 'sli PAW& Thry ere the only Ifsdadass =&Wad teposho iso-es drape thud ad& setihe mi is =tag thaw ;ee Wake tabs lbw Croat duder, sad so Whine ss Massimo - rabbis. They bare ?shed the Idskest eastatesdatisa Moe a. sad will always nada astishedoe. Nee Orate 1, Orin Betas. OlStedlos, isliszesstions.. s Wowiese-Trrer. Wans-Oslis. ES 111, or Teethisgod Data. w , Dims aaa at shlidrea sr adults 15 o.t • &Wag. Edina Wdb.. U s. lessolwasediestoue. Vassitias b T. cesgise. boldecOroarldlis isessabs... 15 1. r il Edadia lliali g at a. Way Se 10. - Mese 11, too Toledo 15 111, ClosPe Om" &Sean Botathtia... IS Lad*" Ihspdeas 11i Rbsunsatisous. Deimsaaes rass.. 111 2s, - Dewar & Alrei=rserr, Aseislid 11, Mee. blind or Sis A 'maw I, C I O Od 11Vdtoonds,, CO . u. on Whle, didlOde. NO Gelideal Dobillkyi notes' Weakness 50 15, propoiy . sad mo ossa.MCltWeas o dams Cross Attn. 50 KlatlCY.Dialidade Grua Si Narrows Sesoluel - limiselows. turolastary Db. Leo fe , Cuts/ 11 , " " Drbawry Wisekuess. ostiSag bed. 50 CO Palatial 11 1 ertods, with diorms... SD sa. • samniato at &sue or " 1.00" Itpietery.liyssess,lit.Wiewt Dssos.WD N. • - Dispbria, alossasei Bare Ural to 7.43113ZT 1241113 or eg WWI viable stiorosee atatalalag a ocsefile turonr wawa a ilftest So t sag a book awslons i OD 00 IlaaallysalTraadftiassa with SO tose =Oh smii to 910 Spables tor Private Ets•asss.botb for casts' and lot Preventive - . • asuman. lo lies sad past osass.ll to as SIP - Thas Remalla, _by tbs a= alga& feels us sotto asy put of the cotatry, by Rau eels pas. Eros of =alga as maps OS Os rits.; Addifoo_ Humphreys' Speen* Hcaasopathio Madloble Company, Ma =Depot. No. elllatialfirsT. TOGS. Dr. llosnrame Is losnltal_ W O=lds sem = l / 1 7 chl br toosr. slam tor al/ tom of VOU. SALE BE ALL =RIGOUTS. WM. NICK et SON and WILKINS & DO M, Agents, Erie, pa JOHN . 01. PENDLETON. .CQUMISSION iUratCHAI,T, Yor the mama and WA of DOMESTIC • FLEECE AND FULLED WOO L , No. Bbl14151;41'. Ha w You Cash Adnness &ado. ConAgra:mutts Follette 4 . Can. oral orSpreial Mullet Reports Furalshsd at Ragout. REFERENCIId.-13. T. Fail, Cubist National Bank of (launsice, New York; liesers. J. Jainism% k Co., Fie York; Cordon, Yalllltaa & Co, tersland. Ohio; W. P. Woitiall, Cuhl•r First National Falai. sllnnaspalts, Ulan.; ?boa. Sistl.ur. Cutter Flnt Nat'l Bank. Newton. lows; Mesas. Fora. Chou & Co St. Loot,, Yllnourt, and to any Banker ' , throughout Om country haring New York rarrespoadents. sur2l-Oma II iva a;4•411 - 21i Ws* d'i 3# 9113 E UNDERSIGNED having purchased the well known Livery Stand heretofore emu pied by Wm. J. Sterrett, din;:pi to inform his friends and the nubile that he will continue the business and invites their patronage. TILE STOCK will be largely increased and proved— new conveyances have been procured and some of the best liv horses in the coun try. lam determined s oot conduct the estab lishment as to give satisfaction. Those who want to obtain the services of a good team will find me ready at all times to accommodate them at reasonable prices. Recollect theVoce, Stetrett's Olitigand, street, rear of the Reed House. THOS. MINOS. F ALL & WIPMBIZ ftIILLIM , BY dOUDs A1R13.13. H. HALL' tam Osamu" in announcing to the Wile that, do s ins opened a new afore at 1229 Peach St.. I 'pare North of Mies Depot. Whore she vtll keep constantly • law naive MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS, Balmy, Clothe, and a general aasortnent, escrythlng ar• kept es hand Le a atom at the kink Ms ito* of Goods hid assohrof boo fin O . J. 'WILIAM) & 00 4 Maishetaras COTTAGE ORGANS. Otte• sad Wararooss, VG. dIT Stoldosy Now Tots we tiles tho stbottlost of DXALICES sal nu pnbU. to On /MP STUB COTTAGI °NUM, With mw and valsaldo troprorossonts, ozeloolorty our own Tbs mot an tbo 41RoEve IN THE SAREET, sew awl birealilot to dodgy mid workmanship. Our Or tau are mad. from it. brat of material * Voiced wilt grad oath tube Booth pipe one* (malty of tom, yet demand meow. Are Welted is Malay polirW4 afoot Walnut sad Roos Wood Came with double bel lows. &at, blow pedals, ten seen, ke. 111 Iran oar new ps•eat tremolo atop with which it. most beautiful efforts earl be produced • rarphup at the will of tbe per. former. A. oeidiso ono rood. Wive scoot I. ovary toast ;who will rocolvo mar largest diettoasts; .and far d falie U.S string fall paitiao bus. Addy... n. J. WILLARD I RD, Lasufacturam 071 lboodway. N.Y. 0. J. WILLARD & CO., Aholral• 4gents for th• City and that. or Noll York, for lb. calobratrl • • "VOSE" PIANO FORTES, Are 'trials treating first els... and bare not failed to Seance llar LEADING ?lAN! wherever Introduced. Deale:• will be sold at the lowest wheleaee rates and everaateed teoteetlon. La illturtrated pries list pie lag comet likersess.fronaplo.tograpbs, sect to soy ad dram on application. Address 0 J. ,WILLARD k C 4 Wholesale Aients. Na. 617 Bruadwar. N. Y. TB BRMIS' NEW PATENT PIA NO S POOL, Acknowledged by do trade end pinfesaloa to be Ilse Nested and must taalesble Stool meaufactured. We am Wholesale Agents for thin City. and are now eavolying the prluolral Mania Noumea in New York with these stool& and so ers•t is the demand. tb t a large factory has peso erected capable of turmog out 1,000 stools per month. Tasters supplied it the Itantriaaturera LoWeST WHOT.WS tLR rarcES—bnzail and chipped free. of charge. Pend for price list g.ving fall partial:dare and native Menem 0. J. WILLARD & rn. Polo . Wholesale :Amts. 627 Broadway. N.Y NEW MUSIC Tula blinked. sent to' say address on receipt of prier. mittens dat the usual discount eds. Girls, gt a horns of your taut-New snug and-ebo• nu, by Tucker - 30 11l rarer forget thee dear Ilety--tona, by Bishop...-s 0 Mr blue eyed Jinni* Bell-song by Holder 30 Oh anew tome back-song awl chorus by Tueker....3s Told In the twilleht-song and donut by Cri11ey.....3'1 Deal marry a men If ha drinks-song 30 PD merre no van U he drinks-reply to the above..an Beautiful form of my dreams (Lith.)-s^ng by Danko 30 When we tstrehed to the roll 01 the cruel-spog by Oh Oh comeish o t p o me what daylight este-tong by Basdord.S SO o Beane and deareat (LIM )-snag by .1 B nomes..so Oleir me honest friends and true-song by Tneker....3o Do not herd her warn's& rsp'y to Glyph's' warning ',cone be 'rocker..... Jennie who lives In the dell-song by J. Thames. 35 Softly We, the Howling wenn-sots be J. R. T • omas with beautiful Lithograph of the Author.. 44 Belle in distant bpda--song by Tucker.— - 30 The light step Polka-b• Francis H. Brown 33 Morning light sehottlath-by iteadon 30 Boulight polka-hr 11. e. Parkhurst— 40 PaaJogalop-by Mrs. Parkhurst. 30 Something pretty. Masnrka-by lira. Parktiuntt.,....3o ItewestOstartett.owords Lo^gfellow be Pretty Ronline-song by E. Robson 15 I'm glad tether's coIISMIIOOI'.. 30 welcome to Pat /lawny so Her heart Is all my own-by Beta 30 The tot !midi the mill-song by Calton 30 Swinging noted th• circle. 30 You naughty, naughty roan-erng in the Bleak Croolli3s Now I ley widows to bleep -tong and chores by Wale bridge 10 • Blue errs or black-wog by P. Baker as Meteor the summer algto-Quartette..... 60 Coming, coming. by and be- war by Gabriel " 40 We'll go with Grant arsin-new song and chorus by Tucker .30 Belt, boys. halt.-rong and awn, by Ilthfaughton..3s. Itts new home, street home-song by 'Paden Parepa.6o Any music published will be seat by return mail, and parties overlay lag will rece , va their cbange with the music. address orders 0..7. WILLARD it CO. fabPBT. N 0.623 Broadway. N. V. - 1807. SPRINO TUADE. GRAND OPENING OP CARPETS AND House Furnishing Goods, ERIE CITY DRY GOODS, CARPET Prehlilent, l'rerown r HOUSE FURNI3IIING EMPORIUM DIEFENDORF, GROSS & FOSTER No. 7 Rood Neon • - d 70 Fifth Str•ot, Edo, Pa. hart re Ara and now creator tha !amnia and more romplate !wort:neer of t•►rprtr Mr before Offered la this market, eoushrtlut of Titi.Ortassalr, Tapestry Dramalr. Tspertr• Ingrate, This. P 1 1 ,.. Tares's.; .Datab Want. MilaniUs sod R.ms: earn ' • too t Onlr sod cnroi Manor. of al Width.; 017 Clotho, Itch, Rogolood Mono's. .NOTTINMIAM,, TAM BOUR AND SCOTCH who a , Wm.., Fi. f 'Tolland/. Cornitm the jo•tly eslobrabul FRENCH ROLLEAUX SHADES! fq A IR A V 9 VE4TIBITI E RODq. 4 petir. Hair and fie. (Uses %habit...ea ennatautly oa band and made to order. The but quality of e LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, By • pouid or net rart.ln•. Qba.o. and I.ad , rrgoirr m.da nrOor iod bung In thr wort statlittartnry maonrr. wo rood roopootlntly roll th. •I toot on of. ....A ar. forulrillog their boor., m now, to our lar[• od .nn p`otio &Froth:ad .1' WALT. PAPER. DkrnoArinvs. bleb .• will asp Inv Priest and hsnir oa tnott ■o tier. In one DRY (GODS DEPARTMENi We eroe'd ,et the attooltne nr boyon to or voilreopo riot *trot of %apt golltm, all ion. Web. Linen, ey the 3 and or In The nomad. Napkin', Doylies, ttenbosied and tonbrolderwi,. Plano and TON Covent. Damaolt and And Toyota and Toweling, Pillow and Sheet Linen and Mogan. We have tort »milted • late and beautiful Wort =out of etaroruble DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, AND YANKEE NOTIONS. . Da EFiCNDORIr. ORD93 k FOSTER. No. 7 Reed Boom and 19 Prison Street. Erie, Pave,. N.11.--Yartltular attention paid to lb* fosolatilog of Chorelute, Hotels sad Priftto Houma tmell-tt. MANHOOD—How Load How Resuired Juit publishceL a dew edltialof Dr. Cularwelfe alebrsted may no the radial me (without MOS% of Sp _ aywatof Than, ar fleaciaal W lnvolusta* sealer {) Loma. Impeleney. Pea nal Phvateal Tcupadtr, Isopediseata to Marriage, ea; hi lbw coilelimPl=tilellar. tad Pita ladandby Self dulpaa• or axtramanee. Imp Price. to a mud envelope. oat , 0 meta. The &Mated • Wan in this admirable esim clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' nerawini maim that the, alarming campmates of aelfabuse way ita radially curd without the dangerous vise of lateral medicine or thwapplication of the isile—_polating cat snoods of cure at otos Mazda, amain sad eiffeelual • wean of which every nffear, co matter what kb aci dities may be. way cure himself dimly, privately and radically. IMP This lecture should be In the bands of every youth la the lad. Sat wider Hal. la a plata envelope, to any adgwa post-paid, on Mei- pi of ate oats, or te o post damp. address the polillthm Bois .s. num k dedo-21as Bowers. P. T. Poet Ogee Elozpifill. E'INICICOM Ar LYON'S IMP/LOVED LOCK-STITCIt FAMILY SEWING ISL&CHINE! • •nu; 1241 Peach St.. east side, two doo • south of 131.11 street, Erle, Pa. splB'al:4.f. E. A. BALL, Agent. E red iH LIBERTY WHITE LEAD. -- by all pnattail Water. Try oilyd yes Iva ban as mbar. ftataatipi y ZIEGLER - k SMITH. witiu.ssata HEM th l PIM sun DXALVIN xo.in Wra Ma Sift% Mb. • SOK; 1867. MIMI BM LACE CUM INA. IMMEME! 'EW "YOUIC HOOP SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 'pas STATE STREET, ERIC„ PA. assialriter,Done with Neatness` & Dispatch. gooP Skirtat 'Made to Order on the Shortest Notice. Messrs. CtMen d: Bro. are in coluirttiership with an; extensive firm In Mariehester, Englan. thus enabling them have the very latest or French and English styles. . Our Hoop Skirt derartment. contains all the carloult kinds of LIU Ire, Misses' and Children's Hoop Skirts. ~ Our Corset departto nt embraces the follow ing kinds: French, English, American and Madam ,Fog's Corset Skirt Supporter. French Corsets only el 50 American - Corsets only 15) cents. English Oirsets from ' " $1 Zto .S 2 23 Corset Supporters from 81 75 to $2 CO Our Repairing department is superintended by a lady whets tiloroughly acquainted with the repairing of all kinds Of lioop Skirts. Our Wholesale department cannot he surpas sed. Merchants supplied at New York prices. /IQ - Hoop Skirts warranted and made to order. A. F. COHEN & BRO., . Jy4.'67-tf. . . Proprietors., ill (:)4/72/64/(, - ; -7 / 4 /7_ , / AIM NATIONAL TEL Ea RA P n INSTITU I E, Comer of toms and Ht. Clair Str.do, 'Prr,Mßllftoll, Pl. no tared, 01 apart, Art ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 4N Tat: UNITED SATE During the put ten years, °puede of FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS, itepresent:lng every !natal. the Uubo. haws graduated hers. A COLLEGE OP ACTUAL BUSINFSS, supoliawith Banta. Marna, Poet onim. Cmannsalon Droller,, Inter anee, Railroad, Steamboat and Tolarraph omen, ea. combining THRORY AND PRAUTP.U. . !Radian ire thoroughlyertruated ha all the brandies PR tCTIdAL BUSINESS RDUCATION. locitsditai Rook to plot Penmanatie, Arithmetic, Com. roaectit I kw. Politieol Keetionty, cill.{oo/ 11 1COIT.ADOEld• alma, the Art of tort.ctioc Co ro , arida honey, FMilload int, Staninb sting, T•legrapbmg, Practiaal Ranking, !c o AO. ;* lituAdrnia ens aster et soy tins And nomploto a full Lonna in from *teat to twelve weeks. FIFTY DIiT.LARS Pays all . sxpeuscs for Tuition s Rooky blank. and PI Fos NO EXTOL OITARO.EB _ Yoe ninsirmalulto, auramoUt.na, Railroading, BswkLog or Diploma, am lo olhat Cottrgre. Prot Lorrain daily la Pretnaikablp to all students to the Commercial Depart ment ; FOR CIRCUL tRa, giving full information, mud cos tal:dug a c u tup eta outilua of our 'ratans of Pruett& B01111:11162 Education, together with ! • f&iTIidONIALS From practical Businose Men. Umlaut's, Book-keepers. Bankers, &c., address the principals, SMITH & COWLICY„ • . ja241744e. • Pittsbargb; Pa. OA s MIRY crg ' 4 e 1 4 6 e i 42. ,_• ' • - 10 ofr = • i -- 1 li A ti O in '7' •-' g g ' klitiu, 10 •-, - P 5 11IE HOWE MACHINE CO:N SENVINO . MACIIVNES, Ci 9 BIOADWAT I KLW YOM FOB FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS "i:I I I , MvIfTTDZIEI=I T ESE VAN , ELD-116KOWNED SE 116 MAORI:NE.I Were serard.d the bish•at prasninin at that and % Ur hi handon,and stsnrat premiums at he N. Y. SWe Pair of Pak and Are reebrated for dale( the beat wort, rude( a mach smaller rerdle for the same thread thin any other me: chine, and by the Idtroduetlon of the most ay prov•il rasehto.rY we are saw able to supply the - eary last tea • ebhres to the. , neve machine. are our made at oar new and"spa• floes }allot) , at o.ld report. CODS], ender the tmmedl. ale super.ialne of the "teeldent of the CompaDY.PILT AS 110*E.11.. the original itmertor of the Staring V - tb.ne. Thar are adapted to an kind' of lraintly Sewing. sod to the CIIM orgasms recce, Drs.. Makora. Tudors, Menu. &Marina of Fhirta. Collars shirtm. Cloaks. Mantillas Clothing. Rata, Cap., Carpet.. Hoots, Shoes. Harness, Saddles Linen Uobr.llar, rarimota. eta. Th.y • ark equally upon a I,k, Ih en. ainolru and cotton goods with al k, cotton or hn.n thread. Thew sill Ism, quilt, gather, hirm, f.ll , rue; braid, hi CI and ;Inform every , specie, it orating, making s heentllul and perfect stitch, alike on both edes of the artless used. • Th• Stitch tairented by Mr. HAM k, and crude au thla Machine. fir the moot popular and durable. and all Some log Enabler.. ara surject to the prlociple layeated by fli,rid for Circular. TIM HOWE VACRINS COMPANY, -1 • OA Broadway. Coy Fourth. Nt,„ N. Y. Mira Sophie Joan., 602 French of., alien for frie; county. I Authorized Capital 8300.000. CAPITAL PAID - IN MOOD. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK .opened for bushiesion MONDAY, DECEMBER 12TH, ISA In the banking ofllce previously occupied by the Merchant's Bunk, Brown's Building, north-east corner of State street and public Park. WM. L. SpYIT, Piest. WM. C. CURRY, Cash. DZIECCTOIIB: • -WM. L. SCOTT, of firm of J. Ilaarn & Co., Coal Dealers. JOB. MCARTER, of firm of Belden; Bliss & McCarter,: Builders. • • GEO. J. MORTON, Coal Dealer. W. S. BROWNAgent Buffalo & Erle R. R. JOHN 0, BUW I ESS. of firma of Clemens,Caugh ey &Hu ,Wholesale Grocers. 0. B. CROUCH, of firm of Crouch & Bro., Flour Merchants. M. R. BARR, of firm of Barr, Johnson & Sea man, Stove Manufacturers. F. F. FARRAR, of firm of Gray & Farm; Wholesale Grocers. J. DREISIGAKER. Grocer. dc7'64. R. & W. ..rnivirawsoN, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In TOBACCO, SEGARS, 14NUVP,, PIPES, (1 ?..C.• No. & Federal St., Allegheny City, Pa., Third door fromßuspenslon Bridge, !ehLTO7.4y. Sign of the Big Whim ' • n. CIILVALII fly DESIGNER & DECORATIVE ARTIST! Neatest, Cheapeek New iind York ßeat Sign Painting West City. Parlor!. Churches. laraeoe4 In the neatest style of the art. Gissaini Designing, Dreithig cd Models for the ,Pstesst °Mee, and every' description of Orillt lagetallialnting emoted pros:1107; Romani Name Fait: No, 4, mod sioor gpW 4L TTLE; Washington Library Co., .Ifi chin - based by the State of Pennsylvania; and Organized In aid of the Riverside Institute, For educullng gmtnitouNly RtITAVIT3ILISV an d , #4.1.1.T;()1104* • • ORPHANS.. Incorporated by the State of New Jergey, APRIL 8, 1887 Subscription Onc Dollar ! WASHIN(WON LIBRARY COMPANY, By virtue or their, Charter, and in accordance with its provisions, will distribute • THREE HUNDRED THOLTSA.ND DOLLARS In Presents to the. Shareholders. on Wednesday, Sept. 25,1567, AT PHILADELPHIA, PA., Or lit the INSTITUTE, RIVERSIDE, N. J One Present !worth 0,000. One Present ;worth ,000. One Present worth 10, _OOO. One Present worth .000. Two Presents worths2,Boo each And 'tunny other Dirge presents, the 'whole amounting. to $300.000. For full schedule of presents see circulars, sent free on application. Each Certiticate of Stock Is accOmpanied with a Beautiful Steel Plate Engraving, WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST OF CERTIFICATE, And also ensures to t 4 holder a PRESENT in the GREATDISTEXBUTION Subscription One Dollar 1 Any person sending us one dollar, or paying the name to any Of our local agents, will recelVe ( I mmediately a tine Steel Plate Engraving, at from the following list, and • one cert 111- MP of stock, insuring one present in the great distribution. ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS No, I—"My' Child ! My Child!" No. 2--" They're Saved ! They're Saved !"' No. 3—" Old Seventy ; or, the Early Pays of the Revolution." Any person paying two dollars will •receive either of the following fine Steel Plates,atehoice e 41Id t wo.cert ideates of stock, thus becoming en titled to two presents. ' TWO DOLLAR ENG,nAN us us. • ; No. 1—" Wit.stan g ton's 'Courtship." No. 2 'Washington's La.. 4 Interview with Ins Moth-, THREE DOLLAR - ENGRAVINGS. • Any person paying' three dollars will seeelet the beautiful steel plate of "HOME FROM THE WAR," - . and three certificates of stock. becoming enti tled to three presents. FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. Any person paying four dollars shall receive the large and beautiful steel plate of "THE PERILS OF OUR FPREFATHERS" and four certificates of stock. entitling them to four presents, FIVE DOLLAR ENG4ITINGEL Any person paying live dollars shall receive the large and splendid -steel plate of "THE JIARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS," And five certificates of Stock, entitling them to live .presents.. - The engravings and certificates will he deliv ered to each subscriber at our Local Agenbies, or seht by mail, post paid, or express,ns may be ordered. How to obtain Sliares and.Engratings. Fiend ortiers to us by mail, enclosing from 81 to 821, either by Post Office orders or inn registered Letter. j auuneistr„jamee a mnontsheall.l 1.... 10 shares with Engravings $ 9 50 25 shares with Engravings 21 50 to shares with Engravings 46 :"ii • 7.5 shares with Engravings 02) 00 100 slutres with Engravings 90 00 LOCAL ,t GENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. TILE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE, Situate at Riverside, Burlington eounty. New Jersey, IF founded for the purpo.e of gratultnu,- ly educating the sous Of lieVeaNed Soldiers and Sailors of the United States. The Bran! of Trusteed of the bust it tts, e consist s of the following well-known citizens of Penn sYlvttnin nod New Jersey: • • Hoic. WILLIAM B. MANN, District Attorney, Philtnt. HON. LEWES It. linoomALL, Ex-Chief Cotner P. s. Mint, and Recorder of Deeds, Ehlhunt. JAutis M. Scovf3., New Jersey. lime. W. W.' WARIf, New Jersey. M o: , . GOR JSQ %g ar ent Adns' Express, . rhilatro. J. E. Cot:, Esq., of Jffy,,Co'e & Co., Phihul'4. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. C., April IN, ISM—Office internal Revenue :—Hav ine received satisfactory evidence that the pro ceeds of the enterprtse, conducted by the Wash ington Library' Company, will be devoted to charitable uses, permisxion IS hereby granted to eohtluct such enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from special tax or other duty, A. ROLLINS, Commb-stoner. The APSOelat lon have appointed as Receivers, Messrs. OF.OIIGE Y. A. COOK dc Co.', in South Third street. Philadelphia, whose well known integri ty and business experience will be a sufficient guarantee that the.money intrusted to them will be promptly applied to the purpose stattxl. PUILADELPIttA. PA., May 3), 1i67. To the Moors Mid Members of the Washington Library Co., X. 14. limn, Skrretary . Gentlemen—On receipt of your favor of the Mr inst., notifying Us of our appointment as Receivers for your Company, we took the liber ty to submit a copy of your Charter, with a plan of your enterprise, to thee highest legal authori ty of the State, and having received his favor able opinion in regard to Its legality, and sym pathizing with the benevolent object of vour Association, viz: the education anti mainte nance of the orphan children of soldiers and sailors at. the Riverside Institute, we have con cluded M accept thelruat, and to we our best , efforts to promote so worthy an obJeet. Respectfully yours, &c:, • 1:1E0. A. COOKE & CO. • Address all letters and orders to (1E0..A. COOKE ett CO., BANKERS, XI Eolith 3d St., Philadelphia., Pa. • Receivers for the Washington Library Co. • May & Sell, 722. State St.,. anl-3m. Agents at Erie THE UNDERSIGNED, Having pnrchnse4 the interest of the Messrs Vincent/4 hi the FLOUR, AND FEED BUSINESS Of the late firm, would respectfully solicit a continuance of favor from the friends and pa trons of the house, and the public in general, pledging hirliself that he will at all times try to sell good and reliable Flour, Feed and Grain! • At the lowest price for cash lit hand. Front my long experience in this branch of the trade, I trust I know what the public demand, and that lam prepared to meet that want. Returning my thanks to the public for their liberal patronage to me In the past I hope by strict attention to my business and their wants, to merit a continuance of their patronage In the future. THE XELLING, FLOUR, FEED, AND DRAIN BUSINESS, Will be continued, in all its departments, at the ERIE MILLS, PARADE STREET, _ and the Store, EAST ROW, Between Brown's Hotel and Reed House,' \There the public will find a good stock always for sale, with competent and polite men on hand to supply their wants. • apM'67-ly. - U. li. BA VERSTICK. MUSIC STORE! Prices Reduced First Class Seven Octave Iron Frame Overstrung Rosewood Pianos Air $930 TO SOSO 3 Six Octave Piano Cased Rosewood Melodeons at 11125. Organs from $65 to g2CO. NO. 816 STATE STREET, rare, PA. Air Every Instrument warranted-for five yeas& • lelo-tt Z. MTH. Ayer's Sarsaparilla A compound remedy. designed to be the most effectual illteratire that can be made. It is a concentrated extract of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with other substances of still greater alterative power as to afford an effec tive antidote for the di .I.ws Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed that such $ remedy is wanted by those who suffer_ from Strumous complaints, and that one which will accomplish their cure must prove of immense service to this large clas.of our afflicted fellow citizens. How completely this compound will do it has been proven by experiment on many of the worst cases to be found of the following complaints : SCROFULA AND SCROPUI.OUR Cone:, %MIR, ERUPTIONS AND ERUPTIVE Diseases, ULCEIIs, PIMPLES. BLOTCHES. TUMORS, SALT RHEUM, SCALD MAD, SYPHILIS AND SYPHILITIC AF. rear oxs, MERCURIAL DISZASE, DROPSY, NEC. RALCIA On Tx DOCLOUREVZ. DEOILITY, Drs. rePilA AND INDICFATION, ERYSIPELAS Rose OR ST. ANTHONY'S Puts, and indeed th e whole class of complaints arising frdm ......T.PVIUTT OF -THE Mosso. This compound will be found a great pro moter of health, when taken in the spring, to expel the foul humors which fester in the blood at that season of the year. By the time ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders are nipped in the bud. Multitudes ean, by the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous sore., through which the system will strive to rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do this through the natural channels of the body by en alterative medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions, or sores; cleanse it when you find it is ob structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse k whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell . you when. liven where no particular disorder is felt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all is well ; but with this pabulum of life disordered, there can be no lasting health. Sooner or later something must go wrong, and the great machinery of life is disordered or overthrown. Sarsaparilla has. and deserves much, the reputation of accomplishing these ends. But the world has -been egregiously deceived by preparations of it, partly because the drug alone has not all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because many preparations, pretending to be concentrated extracts of it, contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thing else. • During late years the public have been mis led by large bottles,- pretending to give a quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of these have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa rilla, but often no curative properties whatev er. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment has followed the use of the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood the market, until the name itself is justly despised, and has become synonymoUs with imposition and cheat. Still we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend to supply -such a remedy as`shall rescue- the name from the load of obloquy which rests upon it. And we think we have ground for believing it has virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary run of the diseases it is intend ed to cure. In order to secure their complete eradication froM the system, the remedy should be judiciously taken according to directions on the bottle. Cl= DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL; MASS. - Price, 91 per Bottle I Six Bottle. for $3. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has won for itself such a renown fur the cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been em ployed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more thin assure the people its auality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may he relied or to do fur their relief all it has ever been found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB THE CURE OP Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Eiysipelas, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions aud Skin Diseases, Lirer Complaint, Dropsy, Teller, Tumors and Salt Rlimm, - Worms, Cant, Neuraia, as a Dinner Pill, and for rectifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for all the purpose. of a family physic. • Price 25 cents per Box; Five.boxes for $l.OO. Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States men, and eminent personages, hare lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the iinfr 4•Pila t ogi a rste )=;: - A 1 C - rn . itih ieh they are given; with also full desuiptions of the abase Complaints, and the treatment that should lie fol lowed for their cure. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Amis. and take no others. The sick want the best aid there k fur them, and they should have it. All our rernedie , are for.sale by . THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COM, 4 -I, s. 4 \‘ CAPITAL, - - $20,000,000. Owned and Operated by Our Merchants and Manufacturers, Carries by Express, Money, Valuables; Freight parcels, Over more than 13,000 miles - of Express `l..ine, And to more than FOURTEEN HUNDRED OFFICES, And through them to More than 4,000 Cities and Towns, At' Just and Liberal Ratios, Based. on DISTANCE and COST. Our Lines are constantly Extending, AND will loon exceed those run by 'both the American and U. 8. Express Co's. Over $lOO,OOO per month Are now caved to Express Shippers by this Com pany, and tins caving can be made permanent by continuing the same liberal patronage hitherto giv en it. Experience murex our success, and convinces us that we may rely upon the public confidence and supper; which we hope to merit always. Eir oMee ro. 30 Wait Park Row. 11121-6 m C. B. HARRI 4. Agoot DEALER BOOTS & SHOES 1 1 . Is now openifig and will keep constantly on hand a large and fasillouable stock or . P.oots and Shoes, at his ELEtLINTLY FURNISHED STORE, No. 14 Park Row, (Brown's Hotel.) His stock embraces everything in the Boot and Shoe hue, including a large line of FINE KID AND CO3f3ION SLIPPERS. Sole agent for the city for the "Preble Patent Boot :" A very desirable article for ladies' wear. my3o-.3m. "Beyond the Mississippi. !, A Coriatlc i t r t s itZt o o t f l y t :l i n e d Ter- Great Ocean. BY ALBERT D. RICHARASON. Over 20,000 Copies Bold is One Month. Life and adventures on Prairies, Mountains and the Pacific Coast. With over SOU descript IVO and photographic views of the scenery, cities, lands, mines, people and curios of the new States and Territories. To pm; time emigrants and settlers in the "Far West 'r this history of that vast add fertUe region will prove an inval uable assistance, supplying as it does a want long felt of a full, authentic and reliable guide to climate, soil, products, means of travel, de. AGENTS WASTED.--Send for circulars and nee our terms and atoll description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. 5177 Minor St., Philadelphia, %'a. aril-4w. 13 RE V-4,4 UPACTUREL, op 4p AND CAS Corner of Holland and Sixth Streetk ERZ. o Air NON dr C 0.,. -- TETE PLACE TO ISUY2BARDWA,: Vto tHbv• ou 'span. for Boolg-Boopor, took., w e :, berualli• or eo SELL C lloetions E. laidAP. UR llort.V. " TYaskamttla will !Ind everythia, la their Ilse At Shannon kCO 1343 p,„ b The twat assortruent t oL , N .. ot . '7 o a4 A 1, c 0.... ira tperm al for Rehlgerators and it yhanaoo k Co '8,124p net , . Wolrrholro t R74:1 x.: , 131 t • C . lase •u.l Putty at S airman h s k. jet r . ts . l . .ra t. t:d Mahn. At pie Pear,: 1 •t Sbaunon 1141 ''rwt.• I ie. North CsTolina, at hsOttoo k Co 'Niro. It•ut • S e 1t.... Su lib stt i, l t iat i h rn e o t o ot h l .. wlailr New Sil l.aE r t dphsr e1.... 4 , it ;L; o p.i.r2pr,, 0tt:15136a In earisty—Flair. Hone. V.... ' D Whitewash. Stove and Countsr Stash.. at Shannon I Co's, 13 , 3 Nash at ore lbw Union RR Ilopnt, re Rol. r gout. In North Teeters Ps , tu trrhtmtdian Patent As 'es; also Fire ear Proof Sales and Fairbank's hll-7 I lt.Weira Volt TtIIK CAUGHEY, iteCREARY & et); BOOKSELLERS AND S TATI ci Nh • NO. II NORTH PARK ROW. De the Writ. wad cgott caretul , , stock of elogsttly beood sod brsatifully il'uttrsw. L' 0 0 K' S ! Ewer hr. nelat t • Ida mark. t Including standard now Euelab and Arnerirain . Jerrroile Prinks, 'Prayer Rooks, and Church Sorriest., is act sty a.s: a.. PINE ESTATIONERT ARTICLE. Writing De. ea. Fancy 141 Sera a, Lather' Teti.% tr. Work ilorra, P ignitor/ litereoscot es and river. rruil Card Pict. n.s, the wort beautiful Sunday &boot fry in o great • riety i% Port lfonne vn i , e l e . . o. Ca o r t d . fu e es, ge N oril li A ir ei r d: ' P e b:lo a rr= Album* tram th! hart ca., factorl•e In the beat styles. jukrBr; if • CAITGITET. WICKS/0 1 T a Cu - ' MONEY, FUME AS WATMIts IU 000 Active Local r ad Traveling Afoot., lie.. Tamale. of all atom. are wanted to solicit trade Is City, Town, VIII. ge. Hamlet. Vora bop and f.ri: throughout the entire world, for the roost saletbir elites ever known. :00 ter cent. probt sod az.DY Isli witvnivan 07, turn. Smart men and ■omta ms from $ to SSO per day, sod no risk of loss .1 capital required fin.ms2o V. $lOO - th- s ors ..101, invested the ...rester the prof t Mora, ngoiroio ed.*. a— w. ant se ad the articles sea pules pay. me ward. It you actually with, to make motiry and sully. write for toll porthole/mi. sod addros MILNOR Ar CO, (From Pany 210 Broads. . N. Y CAT Newspapers copying sill be liberally dealt with fablt•N , NEW COAL YAZD. MERCER COAL AND IRON W. YARD S STREET ONE-HALT @QUARK NORTH or UNION !ANT ' , ening the lief rer Coe' eb•iper tali.. Le eLeaten iith•r Coale In eroporttni ' trial if al ,_that earn eery to convince say one of their attperioNiiillty da .24 EVERY With the COTTAGE P R &St 3/A N Aod tb. vein ing material VC mpanrt It, enq mae caa do his own prie• neatly, quickly and 0 rani.. They ey an Simple in I onetruelioa, theta hat :n years old can lewdly waroeue the IUI.K Ail. Printeelus•ru.tinue n•• •• Ea •ti Ilia oath offies. AnAhliOr the tureteser t. rook frithtut s preriuu. keee , efr of priothig. A e reels., cootane, Africa Iption, priest, , t.st:ormalaii, k. meat flee to all. Our Speeimee OWN type, Cuts, Am, tea cents ADAMS PSESS Co PRINTER. f 0.7.61-1, UC T 0N 74 WEDNEADAirS k SITURDA) , 'loath Park Row, amenun Bioa- Fro , l 9tolo a m dtgo of tbs NW Flag ♦bout fOO now tty , • GII ..it. Curved bock. acid oar ear,. p►tlur, oak, dioPog room. roetio!" a.•d oth•rrit Klock walnut, cottage. Jailor I iod sad other Ord. trth tad • great quantity of spring bads Melodic" ihr t. u Folding S o pring Red Mottrau atuutd of a.l other. i appearance, ttrongth and durability. sad Me tiro pre a loped to this ett for solo l'au. a Torii ty of .Ineke" ewes, ort•aaloo tables earpot sad other • wart t, of other furniture. and about f OO fwd. w" motto!". warranted to bat for 'ram. Tb. .horP wdt 6. e oared qa on am tiro days, sad rthar db.. at perm sole at auction pric•a I=6 R s, . HUNTER, viltta II HATS, CAPS AND FURS No. 3= Pea,* truer, • Two doors .oath of 'batmen & Co.'s dardware Su., 10 oLfe Log a wary doe line of the show vo •ds whteb will bp sold m very low pray Parson. wa. tint anethiog la the abLve I o• .111SeLa advantageous to tall Indira' tors saterad and cah over. dectl.l wanAvis°. BUSINESS. WEDDING AND uTiliP. CARDS 8111 Roado, certificates of Oil and Otb.r Stocki , STAMPING, EMBOSSING, SEALS, &A! , BY .1.11. LAPCI4II, PARAGON BUILDING. Weft? PARK BOW ID2P6Adt MR, FZITI=2 JUDSON & WILDER, litundattarias 'imd Whol.a.l• Deli Jere Is TIN, JAPAN AND PRESSED WARE. ?TOV flrE, STOVE TRI3ISIINOS, 50 Waterford, Erie \ Co., Pa ordire by malt prcito tty •it.oa.a AVE11:111, -IitiSLISY &AUG, TIN, SHEET IRON & COPPER WIRE, AND GAB AND STEAM FITTERS: Ni'. 331 State St.. arner of Fourth, Erit, WORK Or trERY DESCHIrTiON, la eithar of tha t•on branches solicited and pmaleo Mt= O. AVERY, B. THIBLEY, IT. VeIIARG Tlo Plato Worker. Com...atria:kirk. Cii g &Nun Ftttst [solptl3-Iyi • IWB PLACE ro OET Y(.UR 11'0NRS' BACK 110 At E. COUGHLIN'S BOOT AND 8N OE STOKE' stab Streit. Nearly Oppoelte the POI'S MU-. K. Coughlin, Boot and Aho• Dealer, respecUally Worms the Mahe that be .•• removed his stand to the Store Room on State street, near:y opposite the Pest Mee, where be invites all his old Mende and eortowso to give him a can. Putlendar attention given to REPAIRING! • Gavin, oared workmen, and soperintooding all le bueloswejetecuself, ha Murree he an gles as good sesae Hos and allat is low prim ss asp other woes i s Ur. Good Tits Warrasta4. orewstf I] SARK., CitAltif 08.113 AND 24 PARE UM, - Han jest noosind TWENTY CHESTE or CHOICE TEA *hid iniya eslE(boap. 001" 245 Ann St-,\.n Tot 1512121=1
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