important.notirto
C`rt Isetnents Inserted tinder this head
-0104 Per line of 10 u•ordls for the first
P.: rents for the seeod, am t t 0 ~.eut.
~,,,•p s ubsequent insertion.
t • Eriti city latc . , llll,r6nce Oft r en
i, tio
~..131rstreot, Jatpv-tt.
: f °r
Reliable Insurance of all kind' , apply
:A. p. Rusae Agent, No.tnliorth Park, Erie,
yylral-tf.
p o p Insurance In well known • and most ne
table panics, apply to RE W, Rugsell. Arent,
%t rev t
Vor .;xle Very Cheap.—A Fo.it Lathe,
with kvrt.iv r. and germ' for grreir
•Wpm:, nets to tap r. Andreas J.
11):i OKN, i !thorn, r,
yer.ltent.--The Pnion Rouse, corner of 12th
neeen Lune. The bong,. Is very
barn nttnehed. Enquire of .I.
' W et,h, McLane Irons... on llnflith.) Road, nenr
e & Erie It. IL chops. Jplt -tr.
pinnorn Pianos t S—A now Ktoek- of Pianos
, at Smith Movie:gore, son-j u n,
hor a goo4l plan.) for a little mnapy,
\:, Erli., nu -t f.
%of w1.411t0 Fatt tny entire. h ou , w h o ht
chnim, tables, stoves, bed
. new first-class piano. nne new Ont.
Also, one new first-elnFs buzz'.
ior rBFh. No. SliState street, Erie,
.Jyl7-11.)
Arena , al.---The Strive and. Tin Ware lair of
been removed to'So.l3iisa.
• ~ pent the lintrain Red, - where will
~,, hand n complete stock of taxids in
the public are Invited t 4 call
•, . npi-tf.
Tio• Eric Lodge No.lll. I. O. of flood Tern
et.: on %er.• T4tNiitlV evening!, In the
Mae Tionin, nil State id reef, Over
4•s\ re , ,toro. SO ranger Templar% vim
!..• eti Aro e.irdiat Iv invited to he present.
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.SI:11."1"nnell At.
BOOTS AND SITOP.S.
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11001 , 4 AND Snaps,
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• r .1111th. WI %oat,.
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,„ „ m vmtll, 24 North Park.
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FRI'7TS PREMITI O .,.
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It, a . 1 7 :F.FIN" CIT.A.SRAVATtt.
ii..llllV. 12 Park
•,• Itn.wilW.de• 514 Ht:tte
kTfIIES
Fkh.•r.. Park Rnw.
T M. tv'tin, 29 North Park.
HATS AND CArs
r Wikon. 21 North Park.
t t„7. 1 ,,./..tet, 513 State street.
it Kendall. err, Frenet' st.
521
ctiNFP.(TfONKRY STORES. •
, t; r a Carew , , 431 and 7U) State street.
DITI - nct ANTI
It P.Araani, 1117 l'eneh street.
& FHtot, 42a State .treet:
tt Warfel, Ma State ct.
rnal. & 1 Aral, 1312 Pearl' street.
It irver & f‘`,4, '2l North Park.
,C•G kiv4, 7(r?State 4ttrot. •
& Son, 711 State street,
.1)1117 (loom
L,4•1 I, stoning', Le WlLley,
It. Merrill.
Ko , ter & Lehman, 1350 Peaelt st.
t , O-1.,.ik 14.4. 711 State st. •
7111 State St.
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1. Claw,. 91 East Fifth st,
sell:tat% 704 State
PTIOT111;11,0y1m.
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13.17 Peach r.t.
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tIENEitAT, UNDERTAKERS.
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1„ Itn o No. 10 Non)) Fite:,
AITORNKYS AT LAW
f Mom pqnn, 521 French mt.
Xlll, 511 French Nt:
, w. MI ehln , en, Mrartl, Pa.
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.
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'.,- 3 1 , rn...,r, , linaltepittleiol).o2:4 reach mt.
MII.I.INRItY Sc STRAW 430017 N.
Bitskr, SAnttli Park, •
11. lirt!.. 9 Koti Ili Park.,
M,t4;ratit. Pretielt at.
ELM V.itls, 1310 Peach st.
BRASS FOUNDitIEm.
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k+ 'EI StslN, FOrNT)EItS Aglt fIoILIIM
3tAKERS.
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lITANING
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SWIE;S WATCIIES,
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SILVER WATCRESAI
NV ITITH SI ETAI. %V ATOM%
.L\ D S O.ME CLOCICS!
itoup for rash, by
31 A NIN tic FIST-IV:I%
No. 2 Reed Block
BOARDING STABLE.
nn•ier.lanesi httving pareltased the livery
OttbOttle Ir prepare.] to give
0 r i" ,, 1 ,, t attention to the rale or boartUrm
( ;".4 hnrses a n d carriages always on
rate priee%. Ile respectfully solte
',, , hare public patron:ant'.
F". 'VP
BOOK BINDERY
Blank Book Manufactory!
-•' ~ 0 hi respectfully atillotirler t. 4) the public
. u.‘ tqletied
0 °lc 131NOVAVV,
Are pfepared to du work In any branch of
Le Luxl
- -
• BLANK It O , OK 81,
ut aU kindx, hand stud made to order, stud
rul,d ally pattern desired.
)I A.GAZINES AM! OLD DOW%
und repaired in the Lent
BINDERY OYER
- .l l floao National Beak, Cartier State sad
6th Streets, Buie, Psh.
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E. IL COLE et SON
WEEKLY OBSERVER
ERIE. PENN'A, SEPTEMBER 3, 1867:-
_ Democratic Co. Convention.
The Democratic voters of Erie countY( l3 4
all others who believe that the war : was
*aged to maintain the Union and not for
its destruction; who are opposed to the un
constitutional and tyrannical measens of the.
'faction in power for preserving its partizan
giredmninanco; who regard with just alarm
the spirit of trightful extravagance and out
nigeous corruption which has prevailed in
the administration of the Gore:rumen% during
the lust six years ; and who desire a sia•etly
settle :tient of our civil difficulties, on u basis
of justice, fraternity and true Republitan
equality, bringing with it a return at Nation
al harmony, business prosperity and individ
ual happiness;—are requested to. :meet ut
their acenstotued : ffinees ffir holding primary
elections, on Stlareloy, &printer 141.1 i, 1837,
and choose the untidier (il' persons to which
they are respectively entitled, us delegates to
a Convention to be held in the Court Honse,
in. the city of Erie, on MGNII.A.Y.,SEPTEM-,
DER ICTII, MC, at 2 o'r/(4:, p, ut. , .for the
selection of a county ticket to he supported
at the coming election.
The several Election Districts are entitled
to thy following number of delegates :
Erie, lit District 2ELellictuf • . 3
Erie, 2d District iWaterffird Tp. 3
Erie, 3tl District 4 , Waterford Borough 2
•:I ' l
Erie, 4th District Greene
South Erie Borough .2Sunintit
East 'Mill Creek &McKean
West Mill Creek 31 Middleboro - •
Harbor Creek 4 , Washington •
North -East Try - 3; Edinboro
North East Borough 21Franklin -
Greenfield 2:Elk Creek
Venam,)•() 3iCmtneaut
'Wattstnlrtf
Amity 3(Springlield
%win. 73dirarii Township 3
Concord 3,Girard Borough
Curry . 4: Lockport 3
Union Town.hip - 3iFairliew
Union Mills - 4i
Br order of the County Committer.
I3ENJ'N WHITMAN,
Chuirwan.
W. W. LYLE. Secretary
The Last Ha Impartial Appeal
Friends of Colton !
Frientis of Lowry !!
Rally! it %lAA RALLY
But two days more remain to test your tate
—slays big with crents on which hang the
destiny of the nation. Two short days, mid
all will be over, the eyes of one of your
chieftains will he closed In political death,
the last requfeth will he su ig,. the' funeral
knelt sounded, the sod tbrown'lntek into the
grave, and the proud banner of his faction
trailing in the dust.
Colton men, rally, rally, rally!
A long pull, a strong pull; and a pull alto
gether.
The country calls, and 'lie yours 0) obey.
Sound the tymbral, bring:suit the hurdy
gurdy, tire:the cannon, dance upon the tree
tops, - -
Lowry men, rally, rally, rally!
Dig into tile ctiempright. and left, pull his
hair, scratch his eyes, make him knew that
you are. in ;earnest. ~ • •
Turn oat in. your Might, as mosquitoes till
the forest.
Push this way, push that way—smite hint
on the Ilvk and on the rear—anywhere so
you don't get smitten yourselves.
Colton men, rally; rally., rally'
" Who would he free, •
must strike the blow."-
Remember your irlongs., opprmions and
ccTu tunwlies. •
Reutenttx•r the overbearing manner of the
eneiny..
Remember how he has deprived you of
official bread and butter, until you scarcely
, know any longer what it tastes like, '
Remember that be has sworn you shall
never be supplied again if he can help it.
Remember this is your last chance, and- if
you rail it will be newt to risuagaln.
"Lay the proud usurpers low! - ,
Tyrants fall in every foe!
Liberty's in every blow!
Forward! let us db, or die !"
Lowry men, rally, rally, rally!
Beat- in mind the old, relentless the you
have so often met in battle array. ,
Recollect it &a life and death struggle.
Do not forget that you now have control
of the county, and will keep it if you win
the day.
•• Never give up the ship"—if you can help
MO
Itementher that "a bird in the hand is worth
two in the binh." -
"Now's the day, and note's the hemp!
See the front of "[mule tower!
See approach bold Colton's power!
Colton. ! chains and staverie ,
Colton meal Lowry men ! Lowry men !
Colton men!
One thore g-r-r-a-a-nd ratty !
Treason must be put down ! Traitor 4 must
be purdshed.
To the polls! To the polls!
Vote early and vote often.
Another liold:eltorrand the - catme is Won.
-Death toCopperheada Pturibus Union!
Sic &miter - Tyrannis,. One .I;ht., one atit,tl
- :one eomitry, one bird of freedom,
itnd the spodk.i.ororlive, fur )iiii.rykrifl:: cat{ gut
Strikel,,till the. Lot arivaul fuel...afire:3!
13ttike'!• for yoih' :amts.:lnd , yofir Area r•
Strike! for the green-graves of your sires!
"Soup"—anti a ladle ,with it t,
. ,
TM: Erie Gazette, on wdant4tlity, repeats
itatuatrudi of the Weelt befiire,thatlir.How- t
ry's Crawfo rc \v
rd county ciular as clandei-
finely - printed at this.oftice, and adds that "it
wasi done with a semosy that, until - exposed 1
by the Gazette, was stcetticd liopenetrahh.."
We referred- toihiseltirgr; in tnrr last issue
in a way that we thought was as explicit as'
any fair man email ask. We -now desire to
reiterate what we then said, and "to add that
the repetitiun'of the story, after it had been
once proitoirdcettifage, convinces; tis that it
was invented expressly for the putpose to
which ulnas been put, -,aud Ilmt its f tithor . l
gitfe - it'eiirrencY ivith - the Tuft rilowledge
that it was, from beginning to end, a base, un
scrupulous, preineditatid and malignant mg.
Nuttily fal,seia,the impression.,soßW
On,y . eyOtin`hatt dNien isiftelettii“,_
zette that in some way the Observer has fa=
vored Mr. Lowry's interests. The readers of
our paper know that from first Jo last we.
have made no statement in connection with'
the contest Which did not seem to be borne
out by the facts as they existed at the time
we wrote, into we challeng,e the production
of a syllable, word or lino that will hear a.
contrary Inference, •
The managers of the Gazette 'are unmis
takably firm believers in the "great moral
`ilea" that " a lie well stuck to is as good as
the truth." They originated these stories
with no otherobject in the first place than to
build up capital thr their faction, through the
prejudice which prevails against the Obser
ver with the more embittered Radicals, and
now that they arc put they scent resolved to
make the most use of them they can. Among
pewersni they,wilk he, clearly, understood,
and the side result will be to increase their
contempt for a paper which, for the last few
years, has been one of their meanest, and
•ntost,firul mouthed foes, and in
` nOr ftiat it ,has
li cit Into . a'cinartiel with its oivpartrii, adhe
rents can deviseno better plan to aid Ili canoe
than by seeking to revive 'the malice which
it did so moth and so unjustly to 'create.
Sera= Faut.-7-The Pennsylvania State
Fair will be held nt Pittsburgh thin; Septem
ber :Atli to the sitlt. The pretedutwoliered
are very liberal, eatbracing live 'stock and all
useful articles in husbandry, hotisewlihry,,
manutitetures and faisniroducts,inal
slo#lo In the aggregate, The principal
railroads will issue exuttrslon tickets; and re
turn all articles exhibited, - if they remain uti
bold, freight free. We are informe4'tliat the
Heydrick Steam Plow—lately patented—will
be exhibited and operated during the fair.
For premium lists, address A. D. LOnguker,
Pittsburgh, Pa. See advertisenr.mt in this
The C4:nlity . Convention.
We would azala urge- upon our wrty
friends opts importhnce thaithi++! 4110 &le
r gation at tits county couch -don on the 10th
inst. from every district to thecounty. It is
not only essential that they should Aolla a full
representation, hut 'that the delegates should
be's:outpost:A la every butane!) of Vie 13F-si .
. 1.1 ti!!:: tiiaf can be seeuectl. ' The . chitriteter of
a party IS always measured by the' material
that composm qs conventions ? apdtye &Are
to show tin+ oppOsition thal, largely -as they
Hit ineptaelenthiin numbers, in every other
re`lx*el the Democratic party of Irrie comity
are litelr'imtire it teals. finwt
intclli
gent- mcn of the .party• lake part in the pri
mary caucuses, on the 14th inst., and see to
it that tern Ma persons •of acknowletigo
flOwv, ttprightut s and sfiwqe , 4 . devpilop to
the tanse he selected it. 4 'delegates. Mid let
mine of.this class ilvvline to" serve, heean-e it
is not convenient thr them to do so. The
country demands-of +every ch Izen that he shall
perform , his whttle sittsre z of political duty,
Mel no ren+fon, othtr limn the most exacting
- nevi , hity, will excuse any one
.for Infusing to
act in any capacity that his fellow Demi terms
may ask' of him.
'Mit; hate already referred 'fu ,the impor
tance•orselectim, a ticket of.fir.t-el;lsstuitte
riaT an It • 'MIR.. dia t 'eiery 'tkihlhiitttirill chine
In the tSltiventiott impressed, with the deter
mination to support the strongest.candidate
that eau be presented, without mgard,to 'the
considerations that Aistially govertt'
matters. On this topic it is needless
that we shouldpresent any argument, tier the
force of the suggeatiOn-wirl .be apparent to
every one. The contfetrffinv.and the ticket
are for Li:tett:fiebeing the embodiments' of
the whole organization, and their character
will determine in the minds of the general
public that tt;, the enuresparty. The cer
tainty ortlefeai has made it frequently diffi
cult to find the right hind of men who
were willing to run, but we trit't that /I"
sUch eapsideration will be allowed to inter
tem with the form:di/in attar tickets' in tlw
future. It is not it pleasant thing, Ste are
aware, to lW put up merely to be If.poekeAt
Butt it. But to keep np a party orgthiization
Ave moat uur tickets regularly in the
and it ought to be the pride of all that
they be composed of the twst material attaina
-616, beau, undei such. ekteMustanteS" as
surround the Democratic party 01 Erie coun
ty, is . ; eta disgrace. To be selected :LS the
stamlard-bearer of four thousand men* 'twin)
have stood firm for their principles through
all the terrors of the past six year, is ,more*
of an honor than to be the candidate (treaty
party in a district where the nomination is
equivalent to an election. We hope that no
now who is brought forward for a place on
the ticket will tleoline to serve, and that the
convention will Wien free to make its choice
for the various po,,litions to be filled; without
the need of sulking the usual inquiry— Will
he decept?"
The dekgates should come prepared to
peribren their dudes with deliberation, and,
if necessity requires, be willing to remain
over night for that .purpose.. A:custom has
grown up Of hurrying business through,-
in order that the delegates might return to
their homes the sane c ventng. This is
wrong, and has led in times past to some
disagreeable blunders. Our annual tom en
lions ought to be fooked upon mneb in the
light of yearly experience meetings, to vhiich
-each delegate should- come prepared to de
scribe the situation in his own district. and
anxious to hear and give . soggestions fur the
iencral welfare. We cannot be toocarefal in
making up our ticket and platform, and to
do the Work right, it unlit be done delilvr
ately. Let every delegate arrange late hasi
ness so that he Can spire all the time
nettled, and let -it be the aim of all to so
,natiltatielisirOurse as to be able to look hack
upon the convention as one fruitful in good
deeds for the party and country,
RADICAL CAVE' rgEs, (AIN VIRNTtoN - AND
CANDI DA1T....-jThe interval between this and,
the next issue of the Observer is a period big,
with events for the Radical party of this
vitality and district. It will virtually settle
the question whether Senator Lowry into lie
the "big injun" any longer, and may be no
less' decisive of the- Radical organization
it~Tf - Nothing of
,itimortatice has occurred
to change our view of the situation as-ex
pressed last week, and up to the time at
which we write It is impossible to predict
which of the furiously contending parties is
most likely to win the victory. Each side
is equally energetic and confident, and each
has sworn not to yield until ''the last armed
foe expires." The Senatorial contest swal
lows up and overawes -every other question,
and upon its result will depend the fate of
all the minor eanditlates. In most instances
the different aspirants , have linked interests
with oneor the other of the Senatorial con
testants, and the consequence will be that in
nearly all the districts there will be adireet
issue for either Lowry or Colton. The pri
mary elections „are' to be held on Saturday
next, the 7th the townships between
'the lames of 3 anti 6 o'cletk, p. and' in:
the wards and boroughs, between .7aud
m. The county conyention will be held at
the Court House on the succeeding Monday,
nt . 2 o'clock. Below is a complete list of the
caudidate4 who liavu been antuninetsl in ac
cordance with the part} mice:
Senate—M, M. - Lowry, city; Georg W.
Colton, city.
• Assembly—G. W. Starr, G. W. lie Camp,
A. R. Relle,T, efts; Simnel Reeder'•Wnsh
ingion; Wuterfortti - Chatles
a Bowman, Corey ; Stmhahaa, Le
Ilequf • ' •
She - MIL:4-J. 'W. 'Smalley, city ;;C.ot is F.
Swan, Fairviciv.; Col.; H. S. - - Cempbell, Wat
erford.,-,COMntisfonei---G, W. Brindle, - Mill Creek;
JameaChtimbers,liarbor Creek: OreiL Reed,
ttc NY.za..- Wa.4u:noon ;
Was. B. Veed, Greene. -
tile Courts—Capt. elms. L. Pierce,
Venangil; Lieut. James P. Crawford, North
"ti CA.Ptt A.,ll. o li{dsort.lirsterfoi,
^ 'Surf cribfricitOdbasi 2 -Liherty• IltiaaharY,
.Conaesot..„. -.
Poor Director-,,JacobAlan*oft, city. .
TffE Qt. - memo Ramem.s.—The following,
jyo:biliere: l 4 A ciiikt the, candidates
to jepresent the .etteteittling ftietkme in the
conyentionori \~ontTay s.
. Letwjey.
• 'est Irti4trtctait s .l. 'Dehim: !WAY 'l3t tter
field.
• 4th District—L. L. Lamh, Richard Butter
field.
coLTox
Ist District—O. E.-Crouch. —Q—
. 2,4 District—John Shenfield, 3. J. Rich
schiedt. • ,
3tl District—M. Daniel), 3. M. Bryant.
4th DistriclQ 2 -31 lienrif L. W MY.
South Eric—Merrick tow.
MDEPt'SDENT.
2d District— F. Giugepbach, Theobolti
Hirt.
DlstrietP. D. lloneeker, Vulentine
Ilekit.
South Erie—Wm. 3. tutje.
APhettiee tilLoiv:ryineW
34 . 416 Sects as hopelessly against than, or
why it is that they have not placed regular
candidates in the Geld, we tun not informal
•
AItItANi3EmENTI 4 are on - foot for .ritah
-lishinA.B new i tl y nkly piles within a short
titne,tit !ie.:lndependent...in intitirsolniciiia
ducted with a spirit of thirness towards an
sides. The new concern is to be started with
suiliclent tapfeal 2 to*:eAtaliflah'6iftlot the most
complete newspaper. and jobbing, offices in
the country, and will be under the charge of
gentleman
awl Monahan usual • StinCeg, iii busine4.
It !Untended to have the atoek talon
by Democrats and Ilepublie.tuts, so as to
gtlal?ttff'L>su IMPEtrtill)lgrwPrlPoe4 Ylicen/.
•We ate informedAluit up ito. • Ili7ednuaday
.open about $15,000 hank been secutid;aid
the projectors express confidence lin obtaiii
ing'the full tuuountdesirN.
Buiw TOM bus returned to New York
from Europe, and will soon begin a nuiiital
tour.
Seim of pm' city 11441esgs nppear to be in
sure, distress over the importmt coca:ion
tvhdtherther Obseti - ef pteli s the nowditlition
of Mr: Lowry orMr. Colom teethe Sonde.
We us , icave to Miltly intinu4 to thesesen
'fiemen that the less trouble they' give them
selves on the subject the better for tlsTif cred
it, The 01 . 00110 nm noutilliation with their
pir itir t
citaabitatOn nin yonty, shape or
m art gitt* v si*lktinibitir i iStaitir means to
haite:J.A4l.**Vziktpziarbotly in'
Eritit 014* AS lame - II I#llii time,
Kin* ViA.o;4;tl4/13411i-hiti*Detnoerat,
geWif InAtiktirli:ig,Thiplocratie
141 —
41140; a* a:Like - 07 tote the
interalsott itikigtikasitroOuidfiln;cting 114
cO a l ri ff 44. l 4 -111 relleAMPOIXP 38 0119 1 thzit
at l 4:ll,rifi - VieK Alt ItAnngentent
throll ottt ept tiiiiptistifileen con
dttedeti**llif'atilithgliy 0144.9i)11,1!Te, and
if, In pursuing tlm coarsOs• 41T1:the toes
of any particular faction have been tread up
on, they may charge if tirtlie general account'
current in tin - or of the Democratic panic,
The Democratic masses, on general wine':
pies, care very little whethei -Xi. Lowry or
:Vt. Colton wins in'the light how going on.
Like most people they have their preferences,
but over and beyond all perimml
, ympatitie , i, they are looking - to the pro
spective chanves in favor of their own irrih
eiples, and if their hopes etstv be: entitled
they will be abundantly satistied with the re
sult, regardless of,whlch of dm ltadicbl tte- '
dons become master in the county.? Monte
of the gentlemen who are now giving them
at:Wei an Unnecessary degree of trout* in
regard to mfr phititm will endeavor , to hetbr
these facts In otholv..tire,y May :Lvoid von.id
eratile vocation orviritin fututi„
' BritToN & GRIFYITIL—We Caii aftentigli,
to the :ukertisetnent. oC Burt 9 Griffith,
Bnecv,4in4 to Ilartlel), in thegrnpry trade,
at the enrnt:r of Peach and Sixteenth streets.
:Many per.ons'in the city and comity n ill re
inQiiher Mt Geo. Burton as nn old re.ident,
fornicrly engu.gcd. ut the drug businetss in the
Reed House, a one of the firm. of John 11.
Burton & and Hurtful & 'Herron. For
the last two yetfes he bas - been engaged in the
whale:4oo grocery trade ht XONS; York. His
experience there giives dm house unstop: wed
fiieilities for pnrchaaing stock, and enables
them to sell at fignres below the average tales.
Mr. Griffith ix . 41itta1ly well known, having
been eonneetedwith the (observer°Mee pre
vious to the war, and shier then been engag
ed in official and professional duties which
secured hint a wide acquaintance. lie is one;
of the Most intelligent andrtherprisingynm4 ,
Mei in the eity,and one iilitiheartity deserVes
success, and will ;pare no honorable means to
attain It. The firm Is a strong one in every
respeet, and we cordially reetnumend it to the
favor of our rjaderi.
TUE license law non - in limp prohibit, the
Veiling of liquor on Sunday and the I;eeping .
Opell of taverns and drinking saloons :Olen
12 o'clock at night, or opening before sunrise
on any -day. ..l violation of any provisions
of the art wOrk , .the fikreeiture and . annul-'
meiat of license; the license fee not to be re
tnrned, a punishment for MiLl-ieuteattur. of a
tine.not less than twenty 6billars,i)r in default
1"4 that iinprisonment, for five days. .tinge
Pearson, of Dauphin county, in defining the
1:1W lately, i aitl . 114,1. V.&• eonstableg. and poliel3-
men the tight to thltsg tap any drink in (Nutt).
!Niftiest t tottpitoioraterlil.n'eleek at night,
and it,resiated keeper thereof. to ar
re,t hiEn In eattette•tif riotous or tikerderly
eeinlitet in any of, thlise Owes the law tnake
it ineumbent.upCit policelnen :to elo.e them
up, and keep theta _closed 'ttntil t h e riotous
demenstiation shall have been suppre•sed
and tinier restored. Hotels may keep open
during the night for the reception of travel
ers, but the sale of liquor is prohibited he
tWeen the hours of midnight arid sunrise.
coutthsrosnEsT of the Dispatch, sign
ing himself "Waterford township," %Yates
to inform the enraptured public that "the
tleCamp;D4, - fitAlle
: - ,city atit3 mat' tiro destrxuoi`re
'trading him ror the ;ch .- 1664'176111W ghttrred
the tnicin cause during the past eventful
yearA of tht: war," and " will, theietiire, pre
sent his mune to the Union Repnlilican'Co' n
"Vention for Is.senthly,
represent the county at Darrishurg with hon
or and credit. to.himself." We team fmnt an 44
authentic source that our friend George ,has,
after solicitation, iind very much
against his will, yielded -a reluctant consent
to be 4 candidate, and that the Prtivelpts
look encouraging. for WA nomination, previd,
eil he eau get votes enough. We do not I
know bon' lib way ol2 *,
that 4ervices like those-lie rendered-like -
Radical" cause, deserve something bkie'rthan
4 petty nomination for Assembly ; atur It
does not even get that it will betoken a' lack
of appreciation suggestive-of the most pain
ful
reflections.
defiliates frottV the German
Singing *iciciits 9c Wpstern 'Pennsylvania,
Westein--Now- taster'', Ohio, West
Alrgiuta and Canada West—eomprislnisome
I 50. in ail—will be held hi this 3 eity ma:4l46th
I ..and-101.4insts.,-tutnr"'"
or eentralartlzation, shnilar to those East
and West. — Then " tunds" base been Cs
tablisheg in "lipentleirts of tlic Union, hut
the inconvenience of attentilie; any _now in
operation, has led to this movement for a u
out', Its neconiquidate. the localities, mention-
c'oricert is To I,e given in-
Farrar ilall,4ni I. 3limilaV 'esiminkr, at which
will be represented some of the best musical
' 41419 in the ",ctrutl," i tif , jef i w.Kelt our Ger
?Ain' CitFiens mill rrtinc-the ---menitieri of
the Association to a supper at Uncle Stun't
Garden. On Tuesday,thetv will ben ride on'
the 4114eorith other enjoyments calculated to
give the visiturS a good iwpression of Our
title anti the hospitallty , of its German 'rest
dents. _
I 1 November, 1t 6 F , in an editorial Ili
`;4iikringklie :Witt& site, Wit Pflieed`tltia
journal squarely in favor of the .ptompt_itm
peachment of Piesident Johnson.4Gioette,,
' The Gazette ' is* niidouldedlY Mgt
advanced" on the party , ladder - notc: But
*c should like to know how much , otits
rainpant , ltatliealEatt heart4l4 , .nitd" , itow
notch mere pretense? fait Mile or is -it not
thnt.. its !.tatrf toe, loneis cody:a fkintat i ‘o ., keep
up its party standing, and . prevent a new
Radical organ: from being • started? Heir
loavynce is it that its int9agernemt teas of
' to a knouta airti'Ltoroug 11:-goiag bentiNtivit itiof
by ftiot.frefloca ?) Who are' the owners of the
I concern, and front what source does'it get
'ilie•means sof support? •sheet * Which is so
- free in imputing Elise motives neigh
boys must put object to -the nattiral censer
Qugags:, ,Per 4p9 When if
{ I,Trs answ-eTtlie above questions :t1 }ere may
be a fOw more to ask.. •
'\ ' . i . ' ' Huth -
Lawny vs."l,_witv.—The , Oath; Con
' • talon ot Crawtbrd eduiity- - Met at Meadville,
'cm Monday, and nominated Hon. T. J. Lon 4.
ficittintleitialigilet,TM bridher , 6f 3loitigir
B.'itY,na w candidate for the' Senate, - , M, that
county is entitled - to the uottihee, it may be
iodluad upon ihisetildd that JralgiaLchrey will
be our party:candidata, tulloweircutustance's
I should %least:tat. a iltapeits.tolrenderip,nei
, cettestywanqiite opinion of the ()Daft:runt, to
hoose a - mare available man.-, In ease of hits
broths actmihifilid" Rttaltat bomtnation in
Ahialdittnty. , Volirlittillibhve til Moe, tlmh t ai ,
ping 11.41 x, as to be Aare .4.. SP.If
porting the•right-howry.-Tice balance of the
brircdiiri/
'er f ilv ft f ake f i ftf,Ml L tinntfiff
,PaiPtlY;* 1 8 .. t• '0 3 .1 14 0t:0,7 11 t 1 ;i 7 . 1 .1 1 S D •
.tok,;an, 'FfLicided' ck.l , gamin isaittir4= .13. i ..
tuik,Jutk eiviiitai4ii •%,tllo:gag
thur; Treasury, William McLaughlin ; Au
ditor, William Heaney. ' ,
EMERSON says : " poor are only they
'alto feel poor, and poverty Consists only in
feeling poor."
- • .
MACAU 11,111311.1TIESs. 0 ;
exelmitAC tlitscrif)es a bachelor us
will' vole - aliused and ,a, 1 4
much .envied :by taw .:geese aitx the-la:int
yaFtl." • . • •
I •
?Mt letierot 'orir Mend at 'North F l tkst,
on
the'Sury CoininT446ner question; reached-us
too late fur thix Wan!, and-tnnit- be laid over
nntii next weet. ' •
' Any: nveßteil .tp *tate ,that- Itt 4 t. ; Dr.
you will return Aortic fmni Belford Springs
uttle4te
services will Ile held lit the 118110 hour.,..
• A Ilvii.F/lo ivttitiiv took imulatunn;on Fri
tiv, because sin!,ftultin't find empin - yment
or 8 bus/Anil. She staniereit and is BOW
open fot "atrimontal propositions.
3tit. :tits:Kim!, ore* through.= ,adver
-418114 Itekittink 2ttjek of
&OegrktichiAist, for Out turspirktrgaiN: A
CluutOe to dtititin cheap gtia3s is itjTonl
gd. • • 2
VeniiiigoSpeetatoi.lat4B - _ these "
inuett . enthusinsm . :ln the b.te Itadi•
en, meeting, hi Franklin, nil isgencrally et-
Whited at :a meeting of jniigniilit ereditan,
where ilieretire Ito tissets."
IttentitAtm F.• ritrElt:Aler, a termer
resident of Erie,'diutUiri :11entiville, on Tues.-
day morning , of I:t4l,lrtpt..ialred
,trus a man of generous qualities and irainnt);:
- esteernektiV the etti?..ens of 3fea41.0.11g. "
BALI. is tO bogiten at the Itelajnett Ittnist,
rtittn,"ofi ttte niglif :b . f . the 19tli inst. Mr.
Taber, I .. ,roprietcir', O' house, is ii..getillt-
inti`wltiArilf;Hpare ito 'ticatts to r rridie a mit.:
'c . ras of anyiltitutitit, undertakes: :•
- .
- • Tun !lido Trapenreontaltt an account of a
theetiniriniglressed by • our Cones/I.l+-
man; the teen tett " Glerth:i W., in. th,at State.
avhen! (tag hearer at the hod trf the int).
CC.,NIOII. W/13.8. coal black Cdngi) Mrlintn.
Tor: Warren County Agrietultural Fait.: at
Yining nu the Isl3l, 1913) and ;intit
is expected to'lie the best 'in the
conuty.lgc Johnson is to deliver the an:
nunl iiiiiltess at :3, p. ro., nn Thntsdity,, the
19th. .
. .
Tug Frunkliu SpeCtittor describes a
cab speaker hi that place who .!' has a great
dislike to rebels, and •tinting The war would
Ititve,gonr to help ultip them if hit.coultllaiye
left his bushiriss.'! •We lutc a number'ofthe
same sort in this neighttorhomi. ' -
31A.7.-E. W. MArramws, late Commercial
editor of the -Di;palch, has; left this city to
take the positioh of Prinripal of the 'Titus-.
Mlle liigit tic Boob. While a resident of Erie
he nettle many warm friends., who will extend
him a kind welcome.wheneyer he may ehtiose
to visit our Litt.-
'
, I,ET every Ihlnoerni look :round him, and
see irthere sonic person entitled lona
tninlization, who is likely, •In lCise hi Oppor
tunity: ti) vote unless some one posts hint up
on the unit ter: - Have all.Stielin - pplit for ilndr
paper 4 la once, nail- sec that - itJ.4, not neg.:
SANSES bk, - .4Ktt, of Cassew..ago .township,
Crawford county, is now is the'l-05t11 ye it of
his ttgr . . For nearly' 60 years he : has been a
resident Of ensile wago. "gels still quite hearty
and able to walk around his farm. and Occa
sionally be walks - two or time milk; to a
•
'heighhoring.store. .
..,Tp) , .." Neademy opened fur the Nil tern)
on 3fonday, under the charge 'of; Prof.
Titzet. n,..b.tect by 31..6.4 ELIIIII9. Ditto, Both
are couuntuulvd to us a' esuperior teacher*:
and 44 , 4i116. .that - ' 7 lllllllei . '4ltarge the
A.taolvinx nut '
pKet )yith a dcgree of st4l t iss
't.ietmlut
ON Saturd Elijah Owens, a resident of
118014 Creek, aged ovetkr sixty, who hita been
making, ... , atne -purelo qes of B . ryan tk . ,
erin, on French Si, suddenly dropped upon
the thar cif ice store,,and expired almost in
stantly.- lie leaves a vif& and three child
ren: ' • :
Tot: widow McClintock', or Steele Farm,
once, flunotts in the oil regions, remains whol
ly idle. Not a single well is being operated.
Il is now the property of Mrs. Steele. The
'FittsAlMe fle tld thinks that "Johnny, 'her
wayward infant, who has spent two tril
lions or dollars, don't like to o to Work
agztin." . - • • . :
• Tut: Democratic Cominitfee 61..• Venailgo
county hove stthstituted lion. Arnold Plumer
as the eandtdate of our party for 'Assembly,
:it.t place of Judge Lamberton, who declined
on account of ill health. Plumer ilia vet
ezpowar horse in the pentocratic cause., and
his name Will lie a, "tuner 'of strength" to
ourlfriends in Venango.
Mry. were honored %yid' :t visit OW:Monday
frim) Mr. William Hunter, of Lelliettf town
ship, imi• of the 'oldest. beim : xi:lts in the
county, Mr. H. is over 12 ,ye;:war of age, and
as hearty and active 3.2 Many ; a young man of
.21—a fact which is no doubt largely attribut
able to his baving always been a consiAent
voter of the Democratic ticket,
Oen friends in the different townships win)
liar c leech ealrlataiza, :atig citlee,arc
requested to finish up the work :i s ,signedvd i etn
ns pashible. %Vt wish to make
our. reports by tile Utter part of nest week.
Those who emMot get through betbre the day
of the flouuty. Cotrreution, should by - tio
means neglect to Plifeci the in . Our Inlaid 4
Apozi that oecasirM.. • _
Tits: pleasures of offirk seeking are wtsll
illustrateti,by an incident:related in, the
patch. It states that two of tbellidivaleiti
dhlates t3w,elerk of the Courki. .p...,tientl,3,- met
to compare notes, and were ehagrinetl to tied
that nearly n third of the districts had been
promised to both of thein by the same men!
We suppose this is a sample of .Ibe "great
moral ideti" of which the Radical partfpro
fesses to be the speciarexponetit.
Xur..econd,..lnytunf r, air Ofllie'Erie Driv
ing Park Asoodation will be held at this
grounds of, the Count .I.grieultund,SocietV,
below the city, on Priday •E:kwurday,the
And lfith days of the month. 3 number
of the best homes in the or:any are _t rom-.
isi.4l to be, present, and the premiums to be
awartkd aineunt to sl.,2ls,:being the largest
ever offered in NortkliVestern Pennsylvania.
The lovers of good horses are looldrtg ,
fot
ward to the Pair With the 'tintielli4ilon that
it will furnish them a 'rare degree of en
joyment-, . Fuller puthiulars•willibe fogad
pver the SEcret dry E Signature, atuoneour
new advertisements. -• •
-THE impression- Which generntlf prevails
that wtunk the Jury gystaniioes.hito. et,thet It
trill result ity , scrring an 9rtal dirol , tion 'of
the jurors arikobigluenthers of both partte.:i is
'rnifeorreet: Thp, PINT prqklesiliatpresideMl
jottges shallnaet, •with_jury commissionent in.
sclec 'anti' 4)14014: thett iiania in
the Inty.,seheel,lll4 that the, tithtting.t)f the
lrantoti from ale-11;w! Alan be performet - 1 by
,tha Skey)lT.apil
consequence will be, that,whateverpatty may
t> iloruii ant Xte yuitc
likely lutvon Fiajotity of the jaroiA, as at
poised:: anil -the tagyssdrautage inlhaving
the commissioners will he that their presence
rltivereriMrselrettfirtfolifeftwiliand
thaiedratlngfrOnalaikliteli .- ;
Tnv Whittier Literary ,Association = are
AirrOgemettht.l4 3 O f i4lec
lureslures
io'he-lellve're.4l4aring the coming yiin
ter.'' It *tile, int entirrd , ,if posOle, td st;pure '
Ihrc lectm•ers,from each of tyF t•wo i lys#iag
aicitmt! ? , so I:l.4 . l(he:=.Leb a
r itn
I#l7 course. iVendell Phillips, Fred. ,
3,„Ftwl View W. Vtlrtits brie litxu#4-
(CISII 1 41 . 4 1 g 1 ‘1441. 1 -t4arbP
is ~ttint ► rtfurt ', us Ittiking to stt
t,„:l2llP4 4t114F?:-9f'.Ote'
• oe......n.g.cirriiti, , fute eminent
tional lawyer, and S. S. eof& Geo.
IftPettllleton. The members Of the Whittier
AssoCiation; althougli composed mainly of
' Republicans, seem disposed to pursue a
fair course, and arc entitled to the credit
of the same. •
APOPrI T MO 6 1 r.fofttirre4. 4 * Sutgliit
itiiina the lloyA Farm, the certnums of the OW
Creek railroad, (loitroying! the oil and tailp-
Pl 4 yard,;er U. Brown 4 7 5m?s,tk i tv.,
Cook ,5: 1 `t0., aiul Tibhetts d Gilbert, and,
, •
twenty passenger, 'truck and tank ears:,
owned by the Oil Creek Railroad and the
Empire Pim. The sstitualea.l9ss is $ 75 , 1 )(54',
which is pmbribly em-ertsakfttiguranee. Thd : _
fire originated . fromnleaking, tank canning.
ilk from a auLtci ivitie.ti an agent Wltti -iitgit
ing,eansing stieam'a 111 e to' he :sent to the
yoU P - •t , -
cotmen ,in, Yuan? Halt, on Tuesday
etTtibig was attended by au umeitialtiappre
thole° ainh'enee, rind is represented to
havirg beeti obe pf tbe am*. ever giVen here.
A general:desire 'was eTpresred fee: itirCpcti-;
lieu ; and the manage,r3 hem: to be allie test,
annotmee a second entertainment befort.
tong,
„..
SIARIIIED
DowNlEl—CAAttmEt.t.-011 the 2:lth ult., at
the Railroad Hnu9c, Columbus, b.,- Iles-. IL
• W. Scot;, Mr: \VAL DmenN
birth' af 'Con*. ' •
Fittunittcus- , :-11,tttpain—tfit Stnutar, Hie Ist
inst. in St..l , ncilit's Church, Smith Eric,
, .by die officiating pricif, Mr. ,Pclcr.Frio.l-'
richs 16 - 11115.4 .Marg•aret liarklelx•
~Alku.
K ta.stze--On•Fridtty. month*: .11ke
. Hattie Francis,
,y9attgvat chile! of t. P and
Itelsey,lod I.year datlX?,:tlity;.•
MC V An: 11 -1 n Philatlelphin; nd thq.nftiult„ .
NtrVppil);, of co'rby iweit
.)torritut—ln Nara) Ea4t, au ilic ,311th 61t,
. Mrs. Saha E. Monier, of age tl
about Crayearg. •!•-• - • • "
.o,tp,•filibtrttu;rAto. -
, • STRAY COW.
lAME to the_ premises of the stile,eritie'r,
C
Fairview' township, adjoining the M
Preek line, on Aattiplay,-Angust 10th, a Rm w
lied Vow; ahrynt three years old, with a white.
~.pot on her forahrti. Thu oNvner is ream... Med,
to 1 . 01110 forward, Prove ProPertY. pay ehargrs
and take her away, Otherwise she wUI be dts
p(kled oriseenrdlng to law, ,
antt-Sts. ' WU. SAWDY:
Adrriinistrator's Sale.
11r EXINCLKE TO RALE to the hlghost
and best I)hhter, cat the pretUISCS In Greene
township. ori tiatut l / 4 1,ny; Sept. 14th Itiu7, the farm
of John P. Endlleltluto of stdd Greene tp.. de
yeasvit, eoptuttlita72 iteres. of laud uuti, ulLow
„ttlee, mote Oniam. tmvlug eree.tedthefermauto
story frame dwidlitut, Immo barn and other out
buildings.
•1,. PINIIET.
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This .Dictionary embodies the restiltl.of the
most recent'stuily. research and Mvestigetlon,
of about sixty-11m of the mostemitteetrustl
cartei.,t Ilibileal Scholars now living. Clergymen
of nll denominations approve It and regard St es
the belt, Work. ntits.ktrul.tri She: Knallsli lan
guage and one Which ought to is' itt tin:thaw:is
Of every Bible reader in the Lund. •
In circulating this work, a gents will find
,pleasant entl , prailtable employment. The nti-
Morous iihJetitions which are usually encoun
tered in selling ordinary works wilt. not. exist
with this. nut. on the contrary...encouragement
adertriendly /atrial( attend theogentc-making
his labors agreeable useful wnd lucrative. •
Ladles, 'retired clertcymen, school teachere,
farmers, students. and all others who possi3s
energy, are•RlintNttn assist In canvassing every
town and county in the coutry. to whom the
moil liter a l Inducements will lie oirerett. For
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PAILMELER BRaTitEllg.
Tll.Satt,ota Street, Phi ladelphla; Pa.
w2.1-41w,
0•P AlairNimits SIP.
Lime l .Plasiter , and Cement.
The undendw.hetl haying' purnhaitd• the `kll►i
business, &v., of the Erie Lime ana'C'etttent
tut formerly etrottltuted, have organized n tletV
rims under the seine mune, -
" ERTE LIMY, &. exm..ENT Cdp.,n
cim:lit thel Ce
ment.ril';gl"l=lftusinesp.g me'
Irerck Liar .
STUCCO 'PLASTER, WATER iLIME;
AND FIELD PLASTER,
Potr;tnntty on hand aid of the best quality
v-1 R.
t•iA'AltrEt.. REA, Jit.
S. 1.1 NEILEII.
`rttliy.kitr 1, fiur=lit-c-tw.
vrAnsourstRIP344OPEUPTCY•
V
'MS 18 TOWN - 17 NOT'IcP:t hat on the Stlt
,i4rAztastottz ftsVOZ.u. ,. Warairtr - , ln ltank
ruptey was boated aunluNt tlte estate of Samuel
3%-kiterrett, of, the oity tit-Ettet,in 4.1w-F 4l
anty at
Erte;utul bLute of lecusy bob Ic e 4144
4 , 4 l l4ggrLa bOagrAlil 4711 /44 oink PVII WM that
tlitt tioyuwat t olituw delA4 mut deltcory of any
twope - !Ay zugouglnipto NuelLbinkiiropt (abbe or
ler,bia use. sad the I polder 01. inky prop
erty -by hick. ape dorbidrieu by low thud a
meeting -..1f the creditors of Um ourild .ixtrilaupt ,
t 4 prove their debt.. 1110 to chotro• tote or more
;lif,nett; of. hitt e,stuto p Wiltdeuh..4ll4._ 14 Olurt
iir llatirr,to only,. tit 11
Thit . tettliil Clerk •Of, iwttwe 44. ft
Womirif 44,,,Reitiaterchla Itiih day of
e:rptiskilier. 1661,01.• l'.-ttt. •
- Tifir,t‘g'4o 1' fA. Marshal. '
Pept. , Sfaishet.
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The place( 'Cm cio....sorhoieuret dit of ToliCeeo,
r ~ .>:.startr aud. - eigedUle AC
. 4.1 " 'r 53 41 131 44 " PC tbg..*A:C• ll'43 T4
fixiThtiiiii:Depot. •
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" 7-.1111111y14 4I" * l 2,tlOiniticiittrttlit 14 the
PIUtN aou P t e ttF • ate:4 6fVrettleitefJe awl re.
It. - 1140,rtli. . Smokers' rttelefept * lrefaviir me
rat_
.P s TOXtlr&l'Atft- . Waeb
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Fr--Eittedia'akentS
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.11;14rn; DS laractrita;llFo matte *kiln Me itillnue
of North Eattly,laWll3l.l4lm,and orchard of 409
n pine t melt; rain entise'vittes, enNhe bought
this trolltittotOPVlAXV. al' sirsnx .1 4a ,
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Farm M. itAiroftt Oraertnvesiartatyalhed by
ststdick
ff:ntlitht
ant rtinaterelemfiti loom
.1 hoti.c
te te house.• • Prlen 7
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fristliv4ii4nrm f+n• ritiffile, Itotnl. In
HnrlfitrC /wan Itotidl, 'OrninflArnusp
preliti 3 - PYlttis!itricit '675.014rrar10
41. nneibarof Itcronlngs itstfate ferivist
.I . l,ioi,ittoll6 , 4•4lWattiv". 03W:evil *tiieren t
statkl
. _,Sll4o..%,Tortatt'Cingy. 'Mott well
A0.13,4411013141W1L15M16 ,-- ,:.; :1:1•-fa *-* ,
s4'tlikicratall 4 /11Wittivti'444 - F% Pim t ng,
~4,04,0,k1C-4!Ww3fAcAkittVtii!ri•RiM,ATertni,
LuyikAtgry, Irv)] Applied t
,DWelllnesoff`jSVost
•...141131W street larinfritl,fif - 2
Flue dry bufldloK lots, coot from $550 toSlai
each % timid, balance nu 0 years time:
' about SO rods from The Public Square. For
further InforritattarreskUlteertr (Jake; • t .
a•s ..••ILA~YT~ R.l 1 I U.
nuti-tf. w.. ,•: Fotate Att.. Wed 311)
EAGLE tr tTN ti RN' , •
Peach Street, -tl3iovo the Buffalo Itoad,
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1 1 4/10/1, poor, A.NV aiTlvr ,sTovt* ,
ItLf A:sln :metr IRO!: wAttn, ,
.1104•61) . kinds of Iron Enstingit;
Every Stove sobl by us is WarrantOa to gh l e
wattatactllSA mottled, 141eigh;Sboes, End Irons,
a 0.,, lia.na'nuel luanufaetared tb Plown
owl now points of Nupovior wake-and dara4lll
- always, ophlintal. tes4ll.o4id a tale:irt.V . of
bar artioleA
, , =ITANT WV*
ICZYSTONE 'TO I 7"E' WOES
vtnuaA stung •wilrmiLEAl),
41- Itnrltirinters'ot ' •
, 40,17.4 A,N11119,1,PW - WAM3I,
''3'!'”irgrtivat=ittroP4"--
d•• Tint tIIVAN .t t'
la a unit class Coal COok Ntovc with or wittioat
Resdaiiir. liantilesott coal,
, •vt , or F.00d..4011.0k , •
IWTTEIt. THAN TUPPBTRATATCPI3T‘TVIC:
, Wr4boo Miholtadture tlas,
sWitaFoSilEkkEl AND NM& ERA,
1 1 0414, 1 1 0 t orl:agtilicook ?4FoVeltr-Wikh; 'woo&
Arati 4 s7-chlt
,rhtet e r
ltht;r,or trood - or , criit
Fdarth.DiKi '
• w i ,,,, it pxi r i an dro t tiwiithAt*F e b tlit ,fl a x yen
Stove for wood—with or without rese
THE MENTOR,
A low oven rltove for wood. Thbi to n um, I.tove
o f beatonol deAgn, and now for sale.-rogernor
with a largo assortment of Elevated Merl Cook
Parlor Oa*, for wood or ecal and Parlor and
Office StoAV.% fur Wood or coal,
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1 1 10 . 1 Park loW, betireeti-Brown's , Notel & Reed House,
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GOAL DII4 I 4IANIMe.LIERS AND LAMPS,
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No, 4 Noble's Blook,-Erie,-fia.e.
Two Doora South of the Neel . Post Oflie
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lld striir,Ess VAATTY., 7'111; JUCILE*T Si.'I, ' ECTION OF
ELEWM' fLOTHS, C.-SDIERES AND YESTINGS
FOR THE CUSTOM TRADE. ALL NOVELTIES IN
Gren - tlernen's,ibTurniF•thirig•
.ALSG, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, &c.,
At Prices Satisfactory to All.
An examination of our titck and Price , k r(l , ,iLtfully solicited
in a 9-0 m
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NEW, - PRESSES, AND SITPERIOIt 'WOREXEN.
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North-West Corner of State Street - and the Park.
cpittrLob:rry.
Job Printing of Every Description !
In a style of unsurisisSeit neatness, and at priecs to millien , with any other office In the North
West. Our l'Es.%-ex_s are (Rabe -'. , •
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MOST IMPROVE D KIND,
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Out TYPE all NEW, and of the NRATENT stryi.Es, and our Wm:sun,: equal to any In the noun
• try. With the'litaalltinery am! Material we now possess,,w,e feel fully warranted ln• .
claiming that NO OFFICE lu , the weftferh fltreof the nate Excers, halt • •
only'one or two equal us, in twilit ieh fur turtling out work, in a,
RAPID AND SATISPAOTORYt MANNER
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uvrairk- Qv, PRINTING.
Received and Work wirrutted not tube interiot to 00,1 stone in the Eastern cittek
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, •' he'' rintirx or
titrds, Letter itntl Bill 'Meatt, ,
Anil till tlio kind, of work ill 11 , w. to s
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ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHING, Svc.
Minimax° zusiie arrangements with the hirgwat and best odunitNirnient in lintralo for procuring
tu4 - bort of Engraving that many be needort,rlu tar mt94l tlYii , liyidm.t
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LESS PRICE TITAN IP THE ORDRII WAS SENT TO THEM liIRE6T
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PartfcN wolfing Cut, of
Idingit, - , 'Well, Spits, Autographs - , Maps, Portraits, &e.,
By entrusting diem to us wilt to; smuoNt ~r 'piece of work lu tile most pr o mpt and satistaa
- • tort manner. Engravittgr, elder on Wood, Stone or metal..
i t}t .!.t ,:t;1 ; :;!; ;i
11:3 co 'l344l4linlpag., Ace.
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in this department we have radiates that arp uusurpn.s,edientont ha 7ng ,krihti. ll V ite_yone
thattequireakinling or alluding' conaoctiohi !Vet tontrtv4 e`. We
atilt twins:Me that 'ban boppt formai In ti woriOnntetteli n nnt,r, , e the' charge - win bo
as moderate as tau be atlbrdod... , "
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1 . 444 1 talPnlagnage‘eAtundett to,itthiettee } clttritutthe last two Tearx bag enconymednt to
fAorST elfori llowililliakodoworw the flozoili opatltliOldllund WWI quo owTfalritia
cation to Informing themand the Inbllo that tve nave succec, ett in fitting up an eats, I ment
equal to every requirement of the community;
ore dele Mine .tgcomputowtththebet,Atalonl}'sinks trial to satiety dtvy ono. that we
claim no more than we are juatly entitled to.
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Constantly On hand a mu supply of todtees of the Peace .find Consktutar's
of the most npproved forms, Also, IIL.IN K •NUT.F.ti of every kind and RECEIPII4, single or In
hooks.
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