The Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1859-1895, October 03, 1867, Image 3
finportant flotices. IMMII -Advertlqelire nserted under this head ,l,lls CelltN per line of 10 words for the first 7,erlinn, 12 cents for the second. and 10 cents .til,quent Itrgert/Ori. =1 J. F. i• Erie City intelligence OMce, No. Jalo'67-tf. ,;2,late street... For Itellable Insurance of all kin" - arils t.D. Bri , :sell, Agent, No. 7.llgorth Pa r k. Pite, „tylreg-tt. ,lasaranee d ost re couotniely apply to R. U. Russell, agent, r ;nite.t rect Jell2l'o7-ly. side Very Cheop..—A small Foot Lt.aathe, Farm w ith ...crew feed and geers foe wei r sieil; sets to taix.r. Address J. a . ' l ,l7,s*Nee. , Edinboro, Eirle Co., ~ Pianos new stock of Pianos rialto • ..., mrll,l at Stulthlt Music Store. NOW's the . , ~. ~ goat piano for a little money. ,f. r , '‘ .1',..t.1t,t stro,t, Erie, Pa. . auil-tf. • _ ___ s,ll n: entire household carpets, flialm, tables, stoves, bed ,..one neAlco, o w tir.t-elass piano, one new first- ne tow drat-class bulgy. , w for ca.ll. No. 815Stnto street, E 1 , rie, [Jyr -tl.l - 7. SXl7lf. Stove and Tin Ware store of 10 , , c„ ha. 1)(4•11 removed to No. 138-11,1ini ;,2„....m.t. near the 'Buffalo Road, where will o ,f oli hniet n romplete stock of irorxin in which the public are invited* to call levriine. be grle Lodge No. 211. 1. 0. of Good Tem ..very Tuesday evenine, In the 1,..1tp• Room. an State street, over tewelry store. Stranger Teniplare vim rttr at earl I ally Invited lobe present. znft GF.O. KNTOIEr. W. Ct. T. rny2-tf. . R tiltsilltss 70 irtrtorp n,-imp-.,f ard , . In,erted In this depart .tr, at a dollar per line. xv I• )I,ES -VIA, (FIROCERS. NV'tt I ker. :nand 33 N. Park a.l %f ",r) in , ' Tr! rr,ney, st. hn(ta/11 Itre‘ el Iler, 51:-1 Ft...nett Kt. ittaTtv. AND tiIIOP.;.I. Ht. \,n th Partc. M. KIN %NI) SIIOV.S. 11, Clark, 111'.trt: tw. Ktattlt, .In, 'Mate ..treet. pateltart Ce., it North Park. ~.I,Zun.7lllSt.ttt Kt reef. pt,ttil.gltl,tlttte it. Jr., 92t 9 State t.t. - 1100 K STORES. znov& Mt9'reare. North Park. ,tpatlont. 52; Prellelt it. - FM.Ol'll At FERD. R. It ovr.diek. l'ark ,t lira.. 119 Fretteh Kt. STORE- 4 . Me1901.: 4 2t State Kt. M Kutttll, 2i North Park. ttl*SIC STORES. p 7,,, 1 1..t.K215tate 't. Win. Willing - , RS State ,EW!V; M.‘ell7, N r F. AGENCIES. 4.r.' State Kt. aitt French xt. zo ..L.wine Nl:tektite. 52t1 French at. , t2.l.4intr st. Fltt'n s i / F. PROIRICE. Ltnlte. a. 4. 11th Park. CROCKERY & C4I.A4S I WAII.E. 11,1;1..1111V, 12 l'ark Row. ,p,,,,,mvole..lllStato ft. 1T( .S & JEWELRY. t FlO.r. '2 ,. l.nrit Row. )1 Jahn,... ) North Park: - It ITR AND eAPR iLltil.ss. 21 North Platt. 51314i:11e street. :. Kendall. 127 1 .4 French St. ' H. Amin', 525 Fri•nett rONFECTIONERY nfr k Bums's. All and 700 State street PP."(44 AND NiF,DIC 'armee. 1117 Peaeli street: . 120 State street. A Warfel. MOS:tete st. ~ 1;111I A 11.11.1%2 Poiteh .troet. .nor ('u..21 North Park. 701Stntr. street. .4 . p:,.k la..an h Snn,7ll State street. DUX (100114. U. 5t , ' , 11..11A a: Wthley. n. 34 , r,11: ,t Lohman, IMO Peach st .m... , 1 Era. 714 State st. fkireltc; 71.; State -st. - k. 1 0..3 Noble Block. fil2 State st. . ;t. !tenth k ('a., ti Reed Howie Block DRY :OC)Ds AND DADDF,TN •1 turf, Grew fi Foster. r 11r. 170 State wt. GROCERIES. & Grath, t.2t Pewit at. _.; I l'icl,l 132;1 Itoicford & 1121 Al. lical..•ll.ler. 1,211 " - r : v 11,1:111:111, 70,4 State at. fihri.itinn fi Cralg, 21 North P4ik. rofi a; French at. • Corner Sth and State at. b. Becker R Co„ Slt French st. French at. • [lain Mallory. :41 French at. (;21 State st. V. Claus. 0; Ens% Fifth st. ' ha-14701 Stntr et. • PITOTOGRAPHS. wiler's, over 11, Rosenzweig's Block. I. Lott, 1397 Peach at. r. Dann. over. al and 30 North Path.' ph f, Farrar Hail Blding. I , ..Wager IV3 P eac h at. _ TOR.terx) AND CIGARS. - 1111 Peach at. 701 State It.. 7no Fitnt. at. • W. Mehl, 517 French at: i f. Sterner, 401 State aL _ .• HARDWARE. • - I anon & Co.. VitiPertch -r , • V. Pierre & Co., n 1 State lidy &Shannon, Ng French rd. ddert, t& French ' ' KrOVPS AND TINWARE. Vantacael, I=l Peach et. • nr4 Bina, •701 State at. arer & Son, 1215 State Intingan & Co., 101 R nrid It State maw, 22 North rtirk. - - , 1:361 Sputtrns st. - GENERAL IINDERTAKERR. Bildt t k Co, 8114 State St. - 71 - 11NITITRF1WAREROOSIR. 1111.&t & Sig State et. _ _ . CIAITIIING STOATS. (;enslielmer at. Son, =State at. 1211 State st. CIN State Rt. Rah% R 22 State kt. &Meyer, I Nobje }thick. . Rm.+, Ni. In North Park. ATTOrtYnYR -AT LAW: , Tholiipall,,•92l7rench isinX , French ht. • • , PHYSICIAN'S a SURGEONS. ---, _ - •ttetrart,:lo North Park, hOuae4l7 Stag! Frawr, (lotucepathtat)6l"3 Peach at. SILLINF7RY 8 STRAW DOORS. d • "- Hake ttonth Park. _. Curti Routh Park. ii` , 6 l -MeGnttli. 607 French xt. • - 11:nrichts,.1310 Peach at. . BRASS FOUNDITI,O3. & Metz, 1123 State at, . • • ' 'FMNISPs, FOUNDERS AND BOILER* MAI:D. .nra, Hall ,t Co., &1 a nd Peach MI: PLANING MILLS. • I • P. Crook tSion,aor. 4th aud•Dhach 11ut2 - ` Co., corner Ilth and French:4B. k Jane% corner 11th and Holland Booty, 1214 Peach M. WA~~CI~E~••, _. RICAN WATCIIES3 SWISS WATCHES, : ME I) WAIN:IIN, WATellati, MUTE METAL; WA.TCHON D S 0M.E.94pc4 1 3 / 4-N - 1:10 - F 7 SiA* l;l6 . • 2.._F!.eed./31•rk. heap for Cub, by LAVP.II.-1: BOARDING STABLE.,, ' _, mortientruatig'idue.usetivienv It. Ostatraet 1p fired Ito giye attention to the sale or boiardfrot of Good horses mut_tW'rlaitellottawtkri on moderate prices. lae respeettolly sone 4ae of Vitae tattronage. ETTING , of every Jlir" An•lar6g OT. Nionutttles, plain or c olored, done in le, and ai.Molerate prices, at t4c, ANICs! BLANIM—X" /templet° fismort. it.ta ety every kind, of Blanks needed by MeSA, Justices, Constables and Madness to Kale at the Observer ,Mee. PRINTING of eve y kirid, in large or 'an Rimutltles, plot!) I'W- colored. dons In '4 l e. laid id mo4orkto Priem. menar eve BLANKS !—A comPlent,4=y ry of _ ee7a n, Juattees, Ca Intel tania:dm and .11 Ines. fareate at the oterrir„ctaller, • ILIANMU—A Completeiamion ntAr= otßlaaluis az*SRCI" geatVie. Co ax eriftce • • BLANSLES cdinlikte nt of Averyltlnd of Ranitts _br 'Ss, Justices, Constables sad Rainless 'We it the °Wen.; sittOr. „:„.4 . - Priprrrso titers • kW, - Ili /NV* ti c ‘u Matinee,plain or oolong% dons in ‘tYle, ;Lod .ot otodorMo price% id the Mob. PILINTINb IMP o Wiquantatles of plain or cob:wet dontLIIII r P t atYle, and at nun faratc4o:", at Uli P " • OftiCe. ..:- PRINTnio of everp kind. in larg e — VI quantiti es w a i n or adored. uulle In 'We. end at moderate prices, at the omee. ROUSE 13LANtLEITS Selling at Reduced Rates. by 'beit-tt J. C. RELDER. WEEKLY OBSERVER ERIE, PENN:A, OCTOBER 1, 1807 Removal of the Observer - Office. The Editorial anti Business. Offices of this paper have been removed to the second story of Bmenzweles block, next door to the tele graph office, where we shall be 'pleased to see any of our friends. The entrance from the, street is the same as before. A Last Word.- This is the last issue of the Observer tlett will appear previousto the election, and we again appeal to our friends to spare no effort that will bring success to ourJeause. The time is short, and the work to be done ad mits.of no further delay. If we fail of mak ing such a -reiutt as we would like Erie coonty to present, the fault will -rest-with those upon whose active exertions we have a right to rely. We feelthat we have done our full duty in endeavoring to point out the means of victory, to rally oar forces to' the battle, and to encourage them to the manful perthrmance of their work, and if they fail to respond as the occasion demands,' the fat lt will not lie nt our door at least: Tim issue henceforth rests with the Democrats in the different districts. trona their fidelity, energy and zeal &pea& the question of suc cess or defeat We can win, if we choose, and if we fail, our own inactivity- will be the cause, What to do on Election Day. Mr &e Mgt rrery Des/wen:tie Met u brought ought. 1:27" Have carriages; buggies, or tvazohs at the polls to haul inAilatory voters. • Oy - Witteh the Laic( box to gee, that there is Ito fraud eowthitted. • rg` Lu not /mite tinv in arguing. With op. putouts; but WORK. Ur DO NOT LEAVE ONE VOTER AT ROME! • lf any °four men arci not at the polls by 4 i,'elock, .4011 , i for theni. sn l be sure that they come. Vote early, on} spelt 1 the. balance of the (lay in Litroriiii ; ror the e LTA. ITAve goal, cPlilble. active *llea to work at the poll 4, an.l - tlo not permit A IMIAI.IIOO 111133 without some one of their number being present. . ' Remember that a Rill Democratic vote - is a certain victory. • Sustain the whole ticket, from top to .bot tom, and allow no one, under any • circum stances, to neglect voting for the State can tlidate. Is Loins' Entitled to the Support or Republicans? On the week Of the- Republiauf County_ Convention, the Gazette, discussing the Man ner in which Mr. Lowry' secured hgt nation, presented the following tibia Of the. .way the delegatei stood at the_ time of their' erection: , . - - ) • ' • COLTOX Erie 2d Ward . 2 Erie 11 Ward • 2 1 Erie 4th Ward 2' East Mill Creek 3 'West Mill Creek - 3 'Harbor Creek - 41 Greenfield 2' Amity II Union Tp.' • _ 3 :Union rforongh • - Lelkeuf 3 Waterford- Tp, 3 Waterford Borough 2 Greene • 3 Summit 3 Springfield 41 Girard Township 31 Girard Borough 21 Erie let Ward South Erie 1 North East Tp. .3 North East Borough :I enango .3 Wattsburg " Wayne 3 Concord C - 4 Mk ean - • 3 Middleboro - 1 Washington ' • 3 Edinboro 2 Franklin - • 2 Elk Creek 3 Conneaut 3 Albion - • 2 Lockport • • 3 Fairview' ' 8 On the strength of these 'figures the Ga zette declared, "It was.thereferevparerit to r all that the RepubatinntOot. r4e ccintity had fairly and regularly made choltwof deo; W. Colton as its candidate - in the conferee Convention for the State Senate.", .. . he manner In which the 'il - clottNe_ were changed so as to eye Lowry,' a majoiitYls the - Omri-enpion• not shown, b014th614- preSsion is eleirly: left that ,16/n9,416ne-by anything but fair-and inetibl littansr‘The Gazette, after sumniiref up - the 'particulani, concludes by saying: "Having thus candidly posted.thej Repub. Bean masses of Erie county as to the enodys operandi by which' their expressedWishos regard to thi Senatorial-candidate were set atnaught through open fraud_ in the County Convention, *c leave the matirtiefore them for the balance of the pending • - campaign. The exclusion of Greenfield township from representation cannot be Justified: or ex plained to the satisfaction of any . intelligent and liar minded Republican, It was (mutt& TY to all usage, all edent, and -all justice, and the actors in the _fraud are meeting „that Condemnation which their coarse deserves.' • • Strange as it may appear, the Gazette, after showing thus candidly and ths way in which Mr. Coital 11111 M 61141601 out a his nomination, isuppiarbi Lowiy,ns,the regular 'party:H3Vci cotemporary the justice to say that we-do not believe its course in this respedt led by any sincere motives, but!solely bc cense its interests as the party orpt**Cal require it to do so. • Republicans the sober minded and tonnt intentioned, Republicans Of the disiget - read'the: stab statement from their party organ; Anil Ma der it well. If itis trams rtoprgfkgs fmn per to publicly den4j, how can they decide to give Mr. Lowry their votes . ? , - ._,A..majnritz of the Republican voters of. the county, we are _told by-the Gazette, instructed their delegates against his nomination, lidd 411 Q to defiance if their wish, he has been placed In the field atc the candidate of the party. Through 'what mysterious influences were the delegates . .cVrsen against him brought over to his sup *ort 1' What right has a man to claim to be the part Y -nominee When a majority of the :party decided apinst hin! at the primary elections ,noitinatloni. any force upon .the party adherents, and can -wholtate been cheated out of'thecan they deilred, with any degree of sett iltillir :concern every ipoblican voter in the county, and if tontpolitical orgaret will not present it istime that /tome nteautt..9dlOUl4. be , found by which be brought to- the notice of those ro t a eerneil The purity of our poli t ical .99 5 i nie 'OI4 I P of the _ nlority principle, the character 's local representatbrott,td„thF , .rer!4tatiir ore community , • all require that they sligTd be met by the people in a manner : that cannot be.misunderstood. • ' Tottitusville : ceittahur e:!'*o 4 o oftt speech made 'by Mr. Lowry in that city iak week, by, which . appeals that WijAt,eg' his enemies may be disposed to - dO, he. has no intention orletting the quartet . (lobe Radical ranks subside for a while longer. Was otiPanelfilt. are thisigelt!ott as- wllemeAr kneed, bow-backed and SunkemeYed Repnb tieing," the papers which armed thetas/Ives Against him 'ire stigmatized , as the ' bsuchod prom: and4lo.' cu stomary are matte by lain tiithe'symeatliy of f tiietiock: pie. Like all of LowtY's, RfodueoCittailitr speed' is a rare combination: of iztravastant I _ , expiessions, gums WA. - overdrawn cm ! Parisonly and *taint voiclusious. 'AG i tuctease the bitterness , othls enemies, "Rd, cause many bf them ut_ sup Port the , Demo cratic candidatAitheidght WOW* lisle given Liar tlielr'rkealPo 3 l 2 % Prob*Pr-aoa" tented tkfiPael,veavitil*l2h4ng quietly t►t Wn will take It as a ameba : favor tt the, Dernocratic ) Inspector . on election board In the nounty, will 'end its by MAIL immediately after the result is ascertalned, a statement of the vote on. Supreme Judge and - Senate, giving Republican as well as Demo cratic. In order that the matter may not he neglected, we would ask of the delegates, to the late Pounty Convention that they give it their personal attention. - 4' The friends' of Mr. Loiry held their first public meeting in thC city to advance his in terests, in the Court House, od'llonday even ing.. We are not informed. Whither they were required to pay ten dollars, as the Dem ocratic County Convention was, for • the use of the building, but presume that as the Jan itor is so what disposed towards them they poured it at a reduced rata: The community had been told by the Dis patch, which did not appear Lobe aware thit it Was being used as a "catspaw" for Lowry, that an old-fitsbionchl, grand and tremendous ratty would take place. Everylxxly was ,on the tip-MC of excitemeat in tonsequeftee, and it was confidently- expected that a dem onstration was certain to •oeettr that would throw all the circus exhibitioni we have ever had entirely into the shade. The first thing on the programme was a torch-light pr cession, which was announced to be on a peculiarly brilliant scale. Accord ingly all the little and big boys about the city, who enjoy anything •that will contribute to their love of variety, were prontptly'oit hand at the Wet Park, where a bon-fire was lit to give life to the occasion. A number of zeal ous perinns strained themselves to collect the torches, and a little before eight o'clock enough boys were found willing to make an exhibition of thentselires to get np a respect able sized procession. Tlie line presented_a formidable array of tall boys and short boys, fat boys and lean boys, boys whose mothers knew they were out, and others who didn't. A. carefully compiled table, gathered by some half. dozen celebrated mathematicians,speci• ally . employed for the occasion, and carefully posted at various points on the route, deyel ops the fact that the procession was compos ed as follows: Voters, 17; big boys, QS ; tle boys, :i3; nigger, I—total MO.- This huge pr cession, which was calculated to strike terms into the hearts of wicked Copperheads, paraded around several squares, and having accomplished its patriotic mission, suddenly struck a bee line for the court House, where it arrived at a little after eight, One of our irtists took a sketch of it while on the march, which Is truly thrilling in its lifelike fidelity; and is expected soon to appear in proper forni. . At the Court House, an audience had gath ered, which, when swelled by the torch-light crowd, just comfortably filled the hall, which will hold perhaps fivelhundred persons. The bar presented a motley collection of Radicals, prominent among whom were seen the irre pressible. gentleman , In whose interest the meeting, was called, and his ,faithrul aid-de ;camp, the Chairman of the Radical County Committee. The " weak-kneed, and bow tricked, and sunken-eyed element of the party wa* slimly represented, those who *werejn attendance looking much like mour ners at their: own Mineral. On motion of Col. McCreary (Lowry) Maya!, Noble (Low ry) wascalled upon to preSide,-; The princi pal (dice having been secured,, the balance' Was distributed around among the Germans and Colton men, as a Wig fOr the 'slights and wounds received.by them at the late COhnty .Conyention, They will undoubtedly , appall elate •the favor at its full value. 1=1231 The first speaker was Hon. B. H. Brewster, Attorney General of the State. who said that he had not made a political speech for many years. and had only come to Erie at the ur gent solicitation of Senator Lowry, between whom and he there has been filoiig personal friendship. He enlightened the atidience with the information that he had been a Wm ocmt until the opening of the war, when he. became a red hot Radical. His speech was a dry, illogical and uninteresting one, and was mainly deYoted to urging the Radicals present to accept of negro suffrage as a car •dituti 'feature of •their breed; Which he said: the t .party would have to do or die. We sim -0137-4-1-024011"0111*110400.a1",., -who hetud • him must aesmostedge, that;the'etfort of",Mr: Brewster didinn i gnat 'ids reputation,. and: showed that . Adler greatly out of. plebe Itt,dise. - ,gii• does, riot ixte- DIA the talent ".•t* -•:• ‘, 1 4111p. His allu slops to the 1, • '7 between him ' mo t* 4 . !w4 ; ; • ; Os hear eittiff*the•., . ; -tit' were glad *Olt belfils#d. The next hm*er ei ttolll4 Otiskis A. prow,. betterteotvn Ob as lillenoGrow,tfrottilasidesAlcaticinwith the swindling sReenIIMOW - 'l.. ; ,Caller. lver. Like Brewster, he had once - heetia - Democrat; and like air renegad e s, his remarks against his former political allies were Infused With more faltiehood 'Amid Meanness than it wolild:be .poisible for a consistent member of the Op position to utter:Thi'ene_ritig'Of his 'speech :yras .w:yophoitterlpst. stale calculated to give one the impression-that he had just left sonie,down.-- Mr: Grow's whole. akft= t t=thePV4 lo . l4 this; -,ion the strength of the same. The greater portion a*hia sPeecit war itecradettArnahs, - plentng in, high wrought • the,hitter ntets - tif tint War, President Johnson. We do not wonder . ; hearing Mr. Grow,, , that : he htislumbhvi•• dowalbioiti PiWitiOn Rf ervordinary local polltieditE: Hg is, get`_ t dently a man of small calibre, who Cast have, teen:Plated 'bite notarietylby'o4lent. Titeldent stined if:44116: 074'; 130 P field was to follow Mr. Grow, but the hour 4teinglatilluthat,gentlentaa declined She Ael ish takirif fletayfilethqickdiOW" ,id*rt:heY Were:tireminuti!.tr decision whieb.'etildontlz met life ' yniigitaousaiiproltsiiou ; of aft pies ent4 ifll:ola.iinft6. by thel4ll Whicittbey pmmeaced' tnaking-their exiU --The blijeeVet lie meeting wile so " paipably for the special itenefit,ttf,M . r.Lowry,that were-thkeived,;indlhe.Coltan wing of the party are' bugged e by, spelii , Stiget*9 . e!a.`frat , ;•enteitlifting -!:••, i - SCENE AT A STREET CORNM—Mitee 211 % 1 ' .: iiktovny Reputnuasces amset—csete. Wm. LAI biOdirPridef, rlFF_• 9 l l ) llo YrigrAgi in n votes— " That wasliftiiiliktidivsimin'tlii i ' t4i 4 , it liA.—"YrN wW:acil°l l meant' TLL"ttati 4 i yon6ll4orllf Twi) children frozen in the street last night, I was Pet getting !liatly..,tfAr *mut' the fun. 'era" • `. _ • 26 A. t±44lS4SUiftlakitc l death is tliesClogt;Thlitliti:-:t ,totti; ninaity. 4:110001 , 44. 11 , I :z . „. . 444 4 , • t.; ,4 t bi t 4;t4f: sa4tot! Thii'MfiiiifiD4t 4l : - -ir# - -, nib hP eirO bl l e f#Rt_W:4„ ' mothers difiltoiloTirOlisf;iisiiitiiiK their sad fatetll - 4g***#afl . ,_4l4oo* they cannot Ildt 2d iitta • .‘t• •ftialft—r l ini.rigs''''' -l o i nt' 'Mrs. Winslow's SoothitivityrnP" with a r . iadtirtbitet** WOE% al/PrOlatiO 6 the,sathifietion its ' 'condo - ad use. ,fords ' His Mends, however, think be 'should, mani tb ittorerial natnithrnent, itrrOtti - db. derstand that they intend to preseitt:him with a tubber sing, on;th!.eth iturt.r74lapiff , Our eilthinporaty ii4thithiteaCttei 4 , 346 f ii4sole oilleet . tilow's:Soothin,g Syrnp is to cal - twigs it. tend4n.l'B4 akebtily peculiar Ills - that ifilletVterMs„Vilt*::Yfr base beentold . thit it hats' polka* : thcd; iitkt-uixth 4 1 46".. 0 04# 0 4 1 q•- 2 4 44 4 Gl* it oris*-solow‘,- - to !see him suffer*, •when a remedy that iippeant so well adaPted easy re,seiroithis niettds: -Mien !Argi l - they "rubber, ring" re&tlied slab' inaiie' haste to hand it over to our eatemporary, as next to the Syrup, the best thing adapted to one In his condition. • A feta Ikraocratie rota ia a certain cktory. AAU Elernotratie tote-is a remain riefory. The Lowry Meeting. LOCAL - A fuu : A•mae f age rak w a xerta n 1 4 1* full Demoeratie rote it a certain victory. A fail Democratic rote is a certain rietory. A fall Demaeratie Me t'.l a certain rietory. "MEN and brethren, I battier:lt you test - anti by your country."—Loury. In plainer wads, stand by the !Wien] nominee for Sente: , • T.ILE 40-Lowly Republican; will have a chance to show on Tuesday, whether or not the story is true, that Lowry carries the Re publican party of this districtin his breeches' pocket. , LET every Anti-Lowry Republican in'the county read his speed► at Titusville. It will show them in what estimation beholds them, and enable them to judge what his course is likely to be in case he Is elected. • FENATOII Lownv ,is free in announcing that if he is returned to Harrisburg, he Will spare no effort to'give negmes:the ballot in Pennsylvania. The white working mete of the district should beartlie feet in mind on the day of election. Tits Observer office will be open to receive election returns until Midnight of Tuesday nep, and all-out friends are invited to make' it their headquarters upon 'that occasion. Being next door to the' telegraph office, we willhave unrivalled facilities for proedring the news. "Weak-kneed nod bow-backed and sunken:eyed Republicans," referred to by Mr. Lowry in his Titusville speech will hays a chance to respond to him on Tuesday next. WHIR be in his own mode, or ire they- such good Christians that they will deem it their, duty to reward his abuse of theni by helping to tie-elect him to the Senate? • THE twp German pvers in - the city, the Ftie Press (independent) and Spectator (Re, publican) both advocate, the, election of Mr. Liebel, one of the Democratic - candidates for the Assembly.. From what we can learn, it bake as. if Mr: I:iebel will Secure nearly the entire German vote of the county, regardless of politics. ' • - A NICE family are these Jainism's' that are paid $25,000 a year to 'live at the While frouse.—Gazelle. •We- hope the Gazette hasn't. forgOtten that it was its party who placed "these John sons" where they are. ;If "these -Johnsons" are the terrible fellows we are told they are, The Republican party is responsible for put ting_them in the position they occupy. Ai rna opening of Court last week, but of thirty-sir jurors drawn only twenty-one mac a their appear a nce.. The Judge stated thatl after this jurors would be required Lobe push tunny- in Attendance, and after fining eat of the delinquents $lO, directed t rule to Issued for then?: to thow cause why an attachment shonld not he made for contempt of Court. • Qs. Tuesday, uponanotion of Jae. C. Mar shall: ,sci.,3lr. IL A. faker, of Corry, was atlenitted ta.practise, in the several courts of this county. Mr. B. has taken an office in Weight's block, Corry, with.the intention of practising his professiOfi in that city. _fp is, a gentleman of talent mad integrity, and we heartily recommend him to the favor of our friends in that vicinity who may need the services of an attorney. ''WI AK7KNEED and how-hacked and sunk en.eyed Repnb icau s j !.'Weak and sliort 7 sighted men," arc_ . the, pretty names which Seatifor Lowry applies in ,his Titusville speech to those in his own party who op posed his nomination.: Of course, after such complimentary allusions, every one of them will be eager to give the silver-tongued Ben mortis vote andentholaslif support. :. THE Dispatch of Thursday': came out in one of the ableaterrdorials me have ever seen ;In ha colurims, urging: the: Anti-Lowry Re imblieunsio Vote and labOr for Mr, Recker's election, as the only means of overthrowing thci Lowry dynasty. It strongly arguei that It. would be better liar a ,th,g. Republicans of this district to meet `ivitli a ' temporary de• feat than to !rave . their_grrY:kroken fras turints,4l4AiaFaly4r44-Witiii ealfitnKr to ire controlled as at Itrtaseu.:. ACCORDING to tlliferldi,%ei&Silemble majority oft r atitiaiiitii Unto iii l itaiy cast their-mottsragabst Mr: Lowry - tt:the - , Primalieiter:CATtirtAre ..of iiektlmYeek as give, 0 .Vaa ,:t.: litft,'Art'etArg' " men In itfl" = t i te r" Td r;',lo,orfrl° Lowry. it'islaiimiMimAt'ireogrie 'alma* , inciuiro frefiv,ftra of hal oxen Witt? t `delegatrsAiere zecrustillei . L'yin Ti. once o DlAtitilkioll l 4'.. ' '' -- 'ffl' ittilril what if ieof . ngna*lreat:l; 7s, • 1 "Act 42e- Nisi itself in.,suitilaiijU ' ; intyt notninii,;-iistfile loji! its - Visit, ' ". 1 1 hels -6, o ti -4Qua*t rioi ( flits: votes c...,- ; ,i , r... . 41 'rtctd llit:IL -• .. y_..,,./04,1 i ' , t ,' ~.., . 7 . ,;-, •• , - ficapt,- ,, Om saliport : te' . •`" ' ' , clakAiierr: it' is tiriff. rAirkii;ateitiaer ' " • "alf l Os the -*Peci4il- O rAt4:V44, 92.,_,47i115e In - . littggnattisnombwiel4-iswholjfernwl , at Ole anis of 'doiCiarsi .. WidecitAt pro: klatunAttif*thrgkiiiimlo. to: rise i 4. r- txWisnTlitulelggld Ms: W.iends inZecifirliticaliiirlirtir' i s ytiiiiirbst Way - can if reekbilfliieleelerattims ailLa period !tth itkligdve ulliffesl.o.P.ttiti4o4l l- : date rot:Supreme .11f!igelblicratMftible 4 °"' sistenokal our . cOirniiporisy, - b , m , matter:of: I . pyllie nbiSrtety;lititiii Miyiarilifslte been more inexcusAtilyA444,qo4,4ollWA. I‘ / E ton this ins l sr ie; 1-;',Y ! ,.." 1 ',:-...' i': : :. ° ;1":11:72k 4 Presgrwrvic- ,l witelvowri /sower ;fe e tiits friends selic it o. * *::-Mt g r i,d-dr - 4i4 4rait gait IC-ls: °Wing io -them-•mainly-J - Mit :The strong exertbkAvW,Wil:nifulklif OP** -ty Or fik.Alifbat of- - cnr: State• tikem , REF' ,ioberAtlip)ootoralgNsr*Otkaii of Our prinelpimiltnd will - leavono - ~,- , 1 tried to i o tefeAat f trefi-fi*?tEvkr.. iitl2 Irot.. lifil:pktii'f4icici'ui 4° " f itA i Agt l Fooo n 'v s ° obm.wv. ia ..ola P44.% n _' ',' Vaiii-hiAlif Itzli e Sik? RIPPOIZ etectektheyrare ser anxious trearbtain . :votek' firr Lorry. Offers-Win - be Midi to trade : votes, with What object„ypu, .09, faii* pp T , oferstand.,, itetneober that only Democratic candhlates ate entitll4 a beriocratic votes. ....;.4 c,,,c E., 1 -c; -4 3.11 riumuluiTion,qui , d°4 4l q euPrn; *V Morrow B. Liiwryli Skcrealry your *vita, lie bill give you any, tliol&ORN the same? Bear_ what hfrYtri, 19f Mr:Kw 4 "Weak. kneed and bow-backed and-sunken-er'yea Re publy.eWAalliailf.Wlli*PfkrOTlA*,, hiftitpleaseatiobWeabd:pyitta"Milei eA11...-46W:Pie0 0 4 1 1: ytßß, twitiii , itie' ' iv Wetifirioslsp . Illtelrinlatec fr t t Zoos z . try- ama -of commotran-, telnifigi t * M , 4l4tie-iviMit ifiiiAhfuititf ble area than ttorernis election, will only - . afford him theiplAitt idly totiiteriis 'gape rintprthswever, sad•woestbo iv. thoset In the ReArciitAlituke '4 1 0; 14 '4 iiiodoit.,4ing :widow vurpnivellefenf-him of Miirmit be 4o a e with Irleri, OintiowhinitAMWriefir. 'fifetirou-tWeaufweur tde Wel '-* f . c.;::"; , r,.. 1 4104 Aliapricinieri 'or ' ale Mid or; t . A iit , ti li:1 1 h i t tuts kr limy.** re , ..!_ ers,Nro top the ailoir g f ww We Weekitiewle dihe 1 7 10* 1 .-1 , 1,! ~ .'l'l !If ' vbseglailiumriood, you voit'ti -- it ydaq•=. itte thdi- elate the wiffoi: , I , ,7" , ixesig,, - L'llltu u lejle th fgo 3 4 l oW . ed: l6 : , ilu, l :1 0 444 ..P.=,..o.9ag..—zin ~ ..‘:. 4 ~.- 4 ina.r 4 4 71. A4tt e l Li l t . .1 1 . . 11 .1 1 1 P • MG. , illurefe. fr f i tiß f i c# . l # 6. Ptl ii t Wtigeek , la to say thiiiiiiiima exception thei iiir totally baseless, and only circulated for po litical effect How a man ofittrutch Intel* germ as the editor of the Gazette can have the presumption to palm such stuff off ,npost his subscribers is, one of the mysteries we, could never satiedbetorily explain to our self: - - • nirgr" rs e wry meeting on Monday flight after' *electing one of their friends for President, with. a liberality beyond allppetAler% kindlyalloweti the Cotton men and teirirtinas trillitthe vatimbie positions of Vice Breittleinr:timillecreturksi VOT this gene.,o o &WA . ; - vintionbtedly IvellitZtrte 4 1` 1 00 , dee4 401.. tfitt.T* 8 417 going en masse and depositing their votes kir 1 Lowry's return mi. the Setrate.; :It must be exceedinglyvateild. Men, eller being denied stsingielirnmfyristirle„ .tolnow that they will OM Ve 'granted the iii - stimable privilege of serving as. honoring .officers at public =mine trhe Germans. will have the -contioloo4, _i,ifknoWing, , too, that pone or .their m iodber were deemed fit fore place on the ticiteOtheiitket. timst not thought In competebtttreeren Presidents, See - reb .401 Pd' for.Lowry assemblages and prod j3ueb bountifirt generosity cannoffaitOtinetilth. Its just reward, in securingthe 7 „egrstitudes, of the re cipients; - • - Tun oldhigs'anti r lririrlind `ltepublicans of this county must feel especial gratification overlbet . ,ttrai of Men are'jmn.now em ploYedla.tettelting-thein political duty. Eve ry one of them is a renegade , Dernecrat,- and it really knittsoks If there Was a concerted plan to band the party;.over into the control of 1 4 1 141 H aMhe 011 11- h?rs.Weiliatreuliting.the-couir. ty during - the present campaign: ' Benin ilarriSßrewster, Renegade. Galusha A. Grow, Renegade. Glenni W. Scofield, Renegade. , Morrow B. Lowry, Renegade. - .1 J: ii. Whallen,' Renegade. • Such mei as Mr: Walker, Mr: s3LLitt; Mr 'Kelso, and. their coadjutors, the " ortginaT cheaplehns" of tlw OppoEdlion, 123118i'exiie. rienee a iteculiat feeling in thus: seeing their old enemies step in and secure the spoils and honors,: " - , - Tan..S.nti-Lowri Republicans who were disposed to vote for Mtn on the.strength of being the rggular party noruineei will not ccive.4flw4t rncuuragetnent for doing so, in his Titusville speech., It is evident f titat how ever,they twig feel upon the subject, he et . least is not disp,oied. to. give up the • fight. Listen to the waykin which - he refeni to:- the supporters of Mr. Colton : , "In my own county, the wealc-knee and boWbuckcd, and sunkeri.eyed 'Republioatut who are always against. me as a mad . dog hates water, aided by a hireling press, organ ized a terrible tight against me, and - still threatetrtnischief ; but I_fear them not: They have opposed me six years to so little pur pose that ily2y cannot In the two weeks left them steal away all of the fou thousand ma jority or this district, Amon., ielt have a right to rely." . • - TOE Democratic ticket of Erie county lies not a single soldier Candidate. No sol dier could, we suppose, be fotold to send his name to strengthen • The Democratic ticket iniErie -4;outity has for years past contained as ruany.soldiersup on ,it as that of the opposil.ion. In (several instincts we have run soldiers " against - civil. inns, with no more effect itilhey had, never 'served in the army. The' Beata& of this county care nothing #)r .the sohliere un less they are willing to subserve their party Sessunt,l 4 firv!it. ,saya....ln_ his -Titusville speech : " I nui responslblatic,i great ,elftent for the election of Simon - Catatrop ;Aind I glory in it" ,The public Will remember the gross charges of corruption that were made by the Curtin.papers et the time of Coiner on's election, and the Indignant way in' Which they spoke of .the disgrace said to. haie been entailed upon the State. How caa those who believed their stories to be true give Mr. Lowry their support, after his frank confession of havin g been the main Matrix- Meat In securingsCateron's success ? ~ , , LET every Republican who votes for Low rY remember that in doing so he votes to perpetuate that gentleman's' control of our. told - 1 1 0 0 Ni 5 44 0 0 to ptece.hieri -Offitii rofir.Protttotion ,to -s, t he .U.B. li:e ;lii,flogextibernatoihti chair, ash6;_y • sect fit to Setect. Let the . Aoti-Lowry men rec ollect that his defeat now will save them many daYs — onfiril work in thi future. *stern. those of our readers wishing to puirehis6 - lliy‘goials hi tht. advertisement or P. flergieh's, who has just - received a splen dktvil4lteted stock front Xew York. •Eils a went of silks is - complete ; and intstir ..parseppy any ever brought to our city: Ike, `ladies VII find it to their interest- to i i l at, iffenrieles i store; add examine his giitids. 4 1 trin *frit who pieked.up the,theittelt itif - dei° 6 t: after !*ilie4l.ll',4"blalP/PPO the Word Ind ependent Oat its . it ri 'Sad, " Bald , ite, tin 143 pendent paper, Ishould IllteAt6t for theatiiiiiaty of the thing,tor see wham real . party i'4 3 10 is , • ;. . i * 574.50E - P, , wligsg:m4lifitioipwAi„ ;committed suicide by cuttingjthrthroat,7 , st r s .knehOny's' hotel, on Tlittradai:niettoj;; i .- Snoccitin ACCIDENT.--tone of the little "politred sweepswho have lately made their OPRearanfac , In the city - was employed an ?Thursday, to ckatE the chimney; of Rosen kweig's.bleelL .':While in - the eltimbekleti& Ilitgi frotn the litarinellank -rootn,!a . tire . was milt; In the stove by:a young man -employed in the -Batik, wfio had not been informed of e ‘ positiorr of the:. boy.. Tite r ijillek . fallow :was nearly tit the top of the chimney when :,..iite sttrokeltrpek antramothered him, andhe ' clitilOwntathe.plitee where the -pipe enter" theighic; 4,414 it out; of place, and giving ' the:tierson *".,:ho bad started' the fire, the first knowledge that he was in the cliinmey: , The _ ,sto‘P had been filled with pape4and.tite, nu° ascended the - chimney, to some _hetet,: ' ' ' lidestiOying the. hey'e clothing, antAburtitttglds,hodY to a fearktirtiktent, It , watt iir.onsidebilde period before he could be :estricatinitictittingmay the lower portion. I ' or .khe 4pp te pd .when, She _ task was =bona -1 PUshed life seemed nearly extinctd The ac teldent•opcymil^ptil o'clocklei t* mein .in,g4 lad the pc" o , .Mgeied . until night, wheii ftialh puts end yilitsjuireiiike. ......' . -.- '!":. iteinitiiiiife'Tlekits. -" , . e a Demootatic - ticitati/ for thit different ' di§ ~_',lttelltit.courtPl havaall been seat out. The kaowirtg - - As vtlinit. of-tile gentlemen who have,t4imt them, nt.„tp whose care th ey have peetiiddieliedi ''" •• • -' '• - L , Amity ,' Viiiiiiii) , . WAUsimig 'aid Atillon borinsiftownship 7 r.las. p . . , ?hillipa. ... - 'a reelin 4 "4ll4 l ' . '• ‘ ...,,r3". ~t P. OA CI- : • .• -- , .- waffle—m..lh Stewart. .• -n, -: • • . ! ';..,ConmsnlH. , A:Haker. • ' . - ' " f.. ,, Or l imi,Egnie,.;.-'44,am Netkisna, .• „IP L ast Mill Creek—V. Shultz. 45t Bro.. - n 1 15West Mlll,Creek - -C.Thonias. , arbar Creek—Wm- Saltstran. • i ' , w' mei Bu t r f 4.. IL Davidsom ': , ' • !!'- IlctsifiskW...T. Weikel.. • " ' aterfordVir. a White. i - ilnit:' —. • -- - ' l i li 1-Eisn_ri mgroc,a • -- O- ) r s :-' ~. Skate.,x "atCitlro—Wm:Wu. , •-- ' - - , ~,,,t4 . l 4....4 l lktratant, Ablest, Girard ,- Lack prititr=D. . 'Hutchinson. ~- •=.: , 1,1 it, ~•,, •• • • • , - t i rkilidofflhira in wOliiih'idci well if thiii :siotd(fe w ere unite with the Demonra -01 , ~:,, .-imsed taxation , ,-, recidess ea , ;,, . . - • , Which Ihey'aeoi • . dredmplain }4 , , _ ..,reAults of Radical_ rule. _Ai :01'...thelr hard. - aarited wages is. Itilritlf airby 'the lavish expen_ditare of .Lbei 'e Bureau old kindred prelects, got acre land oppressiciti: - ' Ph& "the • )Etc- Try ruled.the State and nation Lae wkikingawn never deente&separate pa- • 1 ; - aetkaraserewur to: the xon)tebdint of. 1 ...... ,hts. The n - ecesidty nanie with 'the It: n - rule: We &dm:Democratic. work- to bear this fact in. mind. In uo et their rights 'be so gealMed 'and their Walsh eared for as by the return Of the piety Of the people to power. - 24xtvelais Antl•Bilions Pills are fast be coming *the dandiud medicine of the day. No family should be without them,as they are invaluable, hating often prevented' seri ous illness by their timely use. jlttD abbertisemento. Washington Library Co'.; PHEI.ADELPEIA. Is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and - • Organised to aid of the • RoiVeraiciplrk.stitate, Fcir educating giatutiMndr‘ e4o".l3JMEked'• 412 d •141A4 140 11 S• • • ; ORPHANS. • IneorpOratk by the State of New Jetgey , • APRIL 8, 181i7. • •., „ . • Subscription Quo Dollar , • • • • THE LIRRARY-COMPA.N - r By virtue of their Charter, and in accordance with Ha provisions, will distribute '1 THREE IHTNDRED 'THOUSAND 'DOLLAR , * ; fu Presents to the Ithareliolden,, on -Wednesday, Janly 8, 1868, I AT PMILADELpITIA, lA., Or at the - RIVERSIDE, 4 14‘. ) 3. 1 • • • obns Pressed worth r 0: 000. • Chao roma& worth 000. One Present Worth 1 -.- One Present worth f . ) M CI4 • "Two Presents worth $.215b0 each. $5,000. One Present worth $113,000. 2 Presents at 5L5,00 each, $10.000; I•Present• at • 410,000; 4 Presents at $5,000 each, it 20,00 ; 2 Pres ante at MAW each, ..K000;, 3 Present+, at 61,060 leach, MOD; 20 Present+, at 8500 each, 21000; 10 rretents M each. MAO; 3 Presents at, - S2lO • 20 Presentssl22s each, 64.600; fd Presents, at s ' oo each, $1J,000; :JO Primate at sl7 each, 'llO Presents at MOO each, 11,000; 204'reeats at each, 61,301; 10 Presents at 650 each. Oa. The remaining Presents consist of articles of isse and value appertaining to the diffusion of Literature and the Fine Arts, „ 40300,000. Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a i ßegatta' Steel Plate aerating, WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN TEE COST OF CERTIFICATE, • - • ..{:i •.• And also ensures to the hOlder a , • • . PRESENT in the•GREATDINTRIBIITION. Subscription' t One Dollar .! • . Any person sending us one dollar, or paying the same to any of our load agents_, will receive immediately a fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choloarfrousthe (Mowing list, god ape cect,ll-. cateof Meek; bemiring One present, In the great distribution. • • . I - t. • 'ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS, ' Nal—"My Child! My Child I” No. 2—i'They're Sated Th thwall" Na. 0.—" Old Seventy" Six; or, the early Days of the Reirelotiott.' ' Any person paylett,tifot dollars will receive either of the following tine Idea Plittes,atchoice, and two redingotes at stock,lhas becoming en titied to two presents. • • - ..t-, TWO: DOLLAR', ENIVLiV/NGS. 1—" Washington's Courtship." No. 2- " WaBhl X l 'l / 43 # 4 ' in WY l tr' r i P 11.15 M. era" THREE DOLLAR .R.NHHA.VINGS. Any person paying three dollars will receive the beautthflosteelplatroof. .1 , o "HOME PROM THE WAR," . • . and three certificates of stock; becoming enti tled !co . . three presentS. , . FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. Any person paying fotir dollars shall .receive the Imre and beautiful steel plate of . "THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS," and four certificates of !dock entitling them In • ,xnur presents. FIVE DOLLAR EHGRAVINGS_____._ • Any persoif tottyPiAire ticillare'slidli 'receive the large taltls~g td ti plate ofi i .I • t.: ' 4 ;iorresixamteriotovaaosTAs; ,, .And five certideatea of Stock, entitllngthent So nee presents. • - The engravivil certificates will be dell s= ered to w.,h a url rat 'our Loral or sent by OMR; mki:er . 4spreido:ino mar be ;Fiend orders tdi'uldi.yl_,:erecloiring from Si to $2O, either by iPosi Office orders or in a registered letter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent by dmit.oearprese., - ~ 1 0 shares ''. •••••L-11., 25 sharestwi%-Eugravinewr --"•• rot , .!50 shares with Engravings 46 50 , shares with Engravings 1.0 00 ICC shares with ,Engrayings...-..„.. 90 00 LOCAL ACIENTS :WANTED TA191,101,1017; THE. UM 11,D sTA: THE iIIVERk Situate at Riverside, Durlingtonfunty,, New Jersey, ht 'blinded for the purpose Spataitous .iy educating the so .. •• -. • Idlers and Sailors of the UM Th e B o ard of Trug r.7 - W7IS) • (lute consist Of the failfirßig well-kn izons 2,r Feld!' .sYlvanta and hew Jersey f• ".".••• r..on.ilad WP.m.sit 21.Milkistrict Attorney, Ph' - -Heal tirtetti Ili ) liapettat.v—Xx.chiefe.Ohiei: Mt& Mint. and Recortiesotsreeroo, fir tHt)y , Aims M. SCOVEL, New Jersey'. Ifort.W. VistroskieesAsseffe• z. r ph imungyooamor,,EasQ., AmentAdams' Express, JAtis ER4I4 61 1 Pis Oss t ar;. TREAMIIRY.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIrJ-WsionAdMrs, D. C., 'Atori r .-oflice Internal Revenue :—Hav ing sattsdleborF etddenew-drat the pew. ceedit o the enteWndueted by the Waah- Ington Liman", Y. Wia.bp,devoted to tclutritable uses , Ki E to n salon la hereby granted to condo:oam*ire , la renle Item ail *Me. , 1 whether from -or ewer duty, . r , • : A....RaLLLEB. Commiankinex.• • ! The Association have appointed as Receivers. Messrs. Groncig A. Coiner & Co.; 33 South Third street, Pliliadelphia,,whose well known integrt. ty arid business experience will be a stalielent teothatthemonefintreatedßothenrwill be krniptly a PiP e O i t '2.Vi r er e l a l9 te f i • TO . the 001 M r= n gl iT A 'atrs Ital; 1 4 7 •44 1 417;311 LlbraryC44, SecretarY . Gentlemen—On receipt ofyour favor of the 15th inst., notifying us of, our appointment as Receivers for,yonr Company we took the liber ty to submit etipY of Vidir Charter, witlisi lan of your enteoprise, to .1.143 highest leant ork, oftfidi SUM, Indira ek 'rt , teDred hit yore ehle opinion in mood to its legality, and sym pathizing with the beziesorbbent object Of your Association, viz: the sdnmtion and mainte nance' be the orphaWthibi*.n rif Millen and sailors at the Riverside Institute, we have con cluded to aceePttbetrosts and los uso,oursbeet efforts to promote so worthy an object. . ' Respectfully yotirs o te., • - GEO. A. COOKE & CO, Address all letters and °edam .1 - A3EO4 A. COOKS d OQ ..RAZHCERS, 33 Sontit4itipigit Pe_ so.. Immo,. I kr #F L 4 0 4 4 1 # 9 /*O rg i tl4t 4 t , O r. " Agents at Erie; e. . . 4 HAYES, ft - ICEPUR, t • _ • . I. I A Farm of 131 acres; two miles from the village of North East,fair buildings and orchard of 400 apple trees, and_ sl_4lape vines,,fau be bought tub month for - , Farm for sale in Greene township, owned by Geo. S. Wight; 100gereej one 'fere good bout* and ono tenant hous e . Price MIA Forty acre Fatal lutle IgtifalOTßO4l , Harbor Creek, seven aoresseood;- small sou se and barn. Price about $73.,00 per acre. A number of dwellings on private terms. l A"swo storry new Dwelling Retitle en East Tenth N-atreet.- Price II,400.) Th etas -asy. Molise well finished throughout. A flnit-elant new two-story Frame DWelllng, complete In every respect, Price 115,002. Terms easy. NtwO h str ee kldr3A,,t. Iv err anigheßi•akveilifii. e drl4l4 . int Price Finedry building lots; cost from UV to - MI . each,• 110 in hand, balance on 6 years time; ' about 80 rods from the Public Squilre. For Osrther information call M. our office.- • 1 -- • kiLill.lrEltS 45A 11‘...E' +..•-!-`,...; • an 15•44 •+ • meat Estate direr, Heed muse. ,• • 34'33BilkrItnejt. rims IS TO OltrE NOTICE that on Um list 4 day of August, A. D., -ISA, a Warrant in halikrup7 t ion, isaues ix l egu lrt thpestateof mat, Thp hi fhb •UPUniton the county o Erie, State o Pennsylvania, who has beenadjudged a bankrupt on • tax own pek Mimi , / That the pernient of any debts 'and de livery of any property belonging Wane!, bank ;runt to him, and for his use, and the transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the cr ed itors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the oMceof S. E. Woodruff, in the borough of Girard, Erie Co., Pa., before Samuel E. Woodruff.Begister, on the 12th day of October, A. D., VII, at 11 o'clock, A. M. • THOMAS A. ROWLEY, U. S. Marshal for said District. Per G. P. DAVIS, Dept. U. B. Marshal. seps-Iw. rirktfr, . r UNITED STATES TEA -WAREHOUSE ! ;,-.;.P,.F.:7.:T.::•.: X Fal., LET- &, 0 0 . ;',, -. No 30 - Yewey Streel,-New York, Rave opened In connection with their present extetudve Wholesale Establishment, a Invite 7 1J 1U let ele§a nt .4' RETAIL TlE3P'AiEtrir.3l-EN'T For the express purpose of retailing their goods to CONSUMEBS AT IMPOKTINO- PRICES • -7" • r - r r And thus fitted - theta bentintoribe liahmniiis profits whielVgenerally go - to 'the' Middle-mei", and speculators. We guarantee our teas and eollbet at all times to be fresh and pure, and War- rant all goods sold from this house to give entire satisfaction; otherwise the goods may be re. turuedlu;sd the Noney,will bjrefunslest. . OOLONcidliinekl GO 'lO 111). 00. $l.OO per MI Green & alacklqo7o 90ALOO per lb., best: YOTR , TO HYSON 00;70; 8 0 ILO° WO, per lb., best. HUFF: DIAL, Mreent-911„ 1 8L00, ' ENG. BREA. FAKt. (Mac} Tookad, sixo;s ur, 51.2) per lb., bent. JAPAN, so, PA,. 'Pm per lb. atr.s. - PowDER. SIM, $1.50 per Th. „ „ ,• . • • • . , • . • GROVIVD - COFFEES. ' , • . I'ITRE R 10,1, 25 mut nti rent 14 per pound. 'HINT OLD ciovEnN3l F.NT JA VA, 410 ren I s prr pniind ROTA'. ClATll—Extru'Elne-35 eentti. • We have appointed 3111 IE3 •. t . ; • • • 1317 peach Street, Mirth:of the Depot, • !Yr: A I ' For the sale of Our Teas and Coffees. nt ERIE, PA. Ail goods are Vein lis f inisteiciM,Ve -one pound packages, at our warehouse In New York, and Mailed rtt.iirlel Mr. karate' B.- B6r. num at the same prices at which they nre to _ he had over 9rii - rioUrkter t yjn • Y or k , . ,Aa go q4 A put up by us hear the trade mark or The - Great United States Tea Warehonse:OPT:i6iieneY & , •1- • • - ,Stamped on the package. None others are igitit , itn!. Weihitelt- , A . FAIR AND THOROUGH ttritta4r. Of our goods from nit who are interested in buying a first-clang arttele . of Sward lowest possible :sates. , , FULL AND COMPLETE! ss_ I= AND FALL CoOslsting of all the lIPM COIOre and Styli e of -,---... . -. . -;.--...:--- , DfOnifferoods . • Dress Silks, . . I__- , ...;,-.:;-.-...::: , __- -, ,-; , -.l o p ß uar - if.opia Ne,, - X ERINOES, ALAPACAS, REPS, &C, e.5,C,t - - - -'----- - • - k • . . v.. , .. . , ~ ( ,', . AlS1) refit , Variety of Cheap - Dives Goode! _ til:t ',. i: , ~,.; -, --, • _____ . . 1 1, INOT—i..A..iiNTII' AN]) 1-4.:11f711 - rrK •.: 1 04j .I, - - . ,1 : -. .t ii ;.: .. . * • , - 1 - 1- - ;- ,... . , .•, 1 •• IN 9GREAT VARIETY. - . : .. '. :GgHlifllOl7/I.olllllier Yard—can't ke Beat In New York. , ... ~.,... • . - 13 - LEA -' 6EiED MU SLINS, Of all Qiialitleialul Prices. • Good Goods as Lou• as'l2 l ,' Cents per Ydrd Blanketiodiituttities & Prie s t's, White & Colors. MEN .),.gItEETINGItANNELS. Shwis.y-all-Wool,raisleY4rocha, &c., &C. WF WILL NOT 1:1/t1 k t:6on, & CO. aep33-bf. TEM 1867. IILONELt, s SZEPHANS Eugp ..' We have received our Fall Stock, aftd are: pftilAftettr tortrin*h who favor, us with a call with allYthint 4n,t1ie— .4... - . DRY " ; PrieL:tolthit I tice tiht6s Bltiek and Colored . Dress . Silks, and - Dress . Goods ! t I lin gritavudetr: IV. D' ")..- A NEW STOCK OF ALAPACA.S ! 1 noitcrritya , 3o: : tt‘s7p9pog2 , lo4o .31:11 - 1. - : 11. 4 . 7 -.: ; A.. ..,ILarg-e, Lot of Flanneltg, , At . astonbthingly_loE_Etc_es._ _ • . v:114 aaT! 1(11f.T. White and Colored _Wool Blankets, Balmoral Skirts, Wlueeys; Duplex Elliptic ;Hoop:Skirts, Bleached cud Brown Cottons. A Large- - Lot - of - Cloths. Cheap. KID GLOVES, ,CLOT GunrEs,. Monell, Stephens & meplo-3m „Ak GOODS AND FURS! DRY • - -- A. 1 , ^ • \ •}3• • .- - . - P , P. ICH'SLEMPORIUM.; No. ' 716 State, Street.: _, . ...... ~.- - .....„: tt . - . --,- c L 43 T H_S-. , _ ,„ „.,.., ~,,- ~ , - . 1 • , • ,^ l. - • , - 1 ;••••h .' 7 . • .•• is .- , :• - • -1, •'•• •••k • • ' ' _. • 7 7 •1 6, ..• ~•• . . . • . . My Cloth Department IS illhil with great bargains, from the late auetiun unhurt ' orli comprising everything In [big . ; line: Wavers, Chinchillas, ibmad Cloth, Ladles' Cloths. t • erelts Satinetts. Tweed. liheep's Grey °Kentucky Jean, aild a full line of single lat•l,Atoubleilloced Wa terproofs. . . V. 1-. S ~ - • TO • , a 'IL • I. A. • nix Department Is complete In eve • ^ v Stevens, the best fkxxis made In the • / !commencing at 30 cent/v . /per yard ti BLaniteta from eats • - "le • • 44' • '4l A tun' Chid nt the wsnts:,- TowSitnttn ins, Towels*, at-Anil' Shawl*: and -13a1inoral Skifts. 150 different kinds of Blanket Shawl% from s.upwards. LirgemaaortmentolSouare Woolen nod Bkoitha. Black and Boa Center Paeol.l% fromsls. to Su% Ilmilrfast.Shasia, Bantam &c. Good Balmoral nalrta from $1.50 to $240, and °oared Aliaiwakirts, Itralded, for 115; • •—•- - •This part of the Store Is particularly attractive, cortiprising Handsome 000t1.4 from 'Xi cents a yasd up to $3. .)..'verythlng In the way of Plaid, Poplin, French Poplins, Empress Cloths, Reps, Merinos front Si upwards, Alpacas from Si cents upwards, In black and colored. .•' a , . . _ . ~ , . 1 . . , • i • XnXilackfiliks L to eompetitlo ' ettdlaltatil.Tran to 11i.50 - mr y,arkwariant the*. pure Birk and not to rut. tsolored i S, c , or and quality. obo very IoW. ID -- r • I will not be undersold In anything lielongi ' • lln __,e such as Prints, Sheetings, Muslim, ' Ginghams, Clinton Flannel , C heck and Striped I glif. Wool Yarn' from $ 1 a Pouno , tiPxyardli. [ Hose, half wool, from 2/ cents a pair upwards. GilMsroke• - , . • . = ' ./.• IT 11. S .1 . . . .. . . • . - Mink hum Sp a to 00a Sett. River Mink from in to M. filherian Squirrel, &c. Don't forget the place, No. 710 Situte leitypet. nel-31n. P.. IMNRICIEIN. ' . . MSC EIE Lae;_wm_..sJal Irs "I. •L oun Frocx oP WINTER' iiis. FALL TRADE. = GOO4S'S'LINE, MIMI MIMI MEM ALEXANDRE AND EMPRESS Jug ondeerkename. White Dormet, Shaker, allied Red, Blue, dray, all Wool, an t Union Mu? tot. Natlog, Ail Wool • Nei. _ talWl Linen, mminestelng at 85 cents per yard np „aitrafeovercLN. Linea 40 crate upwards : •Napkins, Diaper Lino imp. • DR3Ef4S GOODS: ME GOODS ! frikh Poplins, 1867. ,WILDEY, a itmE.l3 LICAU*I3O. GEE UM I ENE Ak- .1. . , i' UM