Again, sir, if it were true . that the whites
were disloyal during - tlielehelllon, they aro
not rebellious now. Rebellion cannot exist
:-,orcontinue without real or supposed :cause.
Slavery, the cause and thgptetaxt for the late
rebellion, is gone forever. It can never be
revived:- Nothing can incite another rebel
lion at the South, for they have no power to
organize one against the, government, and
will not have for many years to come.
And wliy, sir ; why should they not desire
peace ? For that rebellion; Ante Which in an
evil hour the Radicals of She South plunged
them, they have been punished already by
the sacrifice of all their slave property,F.val
eel at three or four thousand million dollars;
the sacrifice of more than three-fo u rths of
all other personal_ property, probably two
thousand millions more ; by the sacrifiee of 1
their public and private teredits. at least a 1
Onus - and millions more ;by the depreciation
cif all their real estate at least seventy-five
per cent.—amounting probably to more than
two thousand editions more--making in all
a sacrifice of property; credits and values in
the Southern States alone of at least nine
thousand million dollars.
But there is another bloody and terrible
. page in this.account—a page in account with
death. It is estimated there have perished
in battle by disease, exposure,or other causes
'incident to the war, at least three hundred
thousand able-bodied white men of the South.
I take no Account of the unutterable anguish
of Millions of crushed and bleeding hearts.
No language can express, no figures measure
that! ' For that rebellion the white man of
the South has been most terribly punished
Nine thousand millions of values are gone—
lost foiever! Three hundred thousand able
bodied white men of-the flower and strength
of the South now lie in their bloody or pre
mature graves! Great God ! Is not thispun-
ishment enough? Must we go further? Must
we now punish the white men of the South
by placing them under the domination of
half-civilized Africans ? And in order to do
that shall we punish ourselves by giving over
to stolid and brutish ignorance the political
control of one-fourth of the States, and, it
• may be, tmder the control of the army the
balance of power in the United States ? Shall
we ATricanize.the South'and Mexicanize the
whole Republic?
I know these measures of Congress have
done much to wound, nothing to heal. Yet,
notwithstanding all that Congress has done
to embitter their hatred toward the Radical
policy, there is neither thought, nor wish,
nor hope to restore slavery, nor to separate
from the Union, nor of rebellion, against the •
authority of the Government ; 'all evidence
proves the contrary.
In the whole rebel army which surrender
ed I challenge any Senator to point me to a
single instance in which a rebel officer has
violated - his parole ;orto a single man, of
-arty position or prominence at the South,
who after taking the oath of allegiance has
violated his plightedfaith.
No man can more, deeply feel than I do the
great and monstrous folly and crime or that
rebellion, which brought so t much of agony
and of blood upon all parts of our beloved.
land, and which robbed us of our dearest
kindred and threw a shade of sorrow ov,er
oar hearts which will never pass away until
they cease to beat But, now that blocid has
ceased to flow ; now that three years of peace
hare elapsed ; now that the whole South has
surrendered and every interes.rthey have oz
can hope for is to be found in the Union and
under the Constitution ; now that they have
hi good faith pledged anew their allegiance
and desire to join with us in rebuilding the
waste places overrun by this desolate war;
now that - they have, in fact, ceased to be reb
els, why shall we continue to denounce them
as rebels, and do all in our power to compel
them-to be rebels, and to remain rebels and
enemies forever? Is that the way to restore
prosperity? Is that the course of wise
. statesmanship? Will that bring permanent
peace?
Sir, let me put the extremest case. Sup
pose that these States of the South before the
war had been forel,p States, and that we had
conquered them by arms ! : would not wise
statesmen adopt the policy- of conciliation?
Would not they treat them as friends and
make them, fellow citizens at the earliest pos;
bible moment? How much more earnestly
should we adopt that policy because from
the beginning we have always declared that
- our purpose was not to subjugate but to
maintain the -Union with the equality and
rights of the States unimpaired.
We had a war with Mexico, resulting in the
acquisition of people and territory. By .
treaty the people were made citizens at once,
with all the rights of citizens. . We have had
wars with 'Englishmen ; but when the bloody
• strife was- over, when peace had come,
what course• did our great ancestors pursue?
We all know the war of the Revolution was
a civil War. During the strife, confiscation
and disfranchisement , were the order of the
day.• But when peace came and theysought
to lay the foundation of a Republic broad and
deep, what did they do? Do you find in the
Constitution they formed, or the laws they
passed under it, any -test-oaths; any bills of
attainder-, any military reconstruction bills?
No, sir. No : they were too great and, too
wise. They had too much faith in man, and
liberty, and truth, and God, for that. On the
" contrary, they declared that no bills ofnttain
der, no e.r post facto laws should be passed ;
no man not hi the military or naval service
should be subject to military trial tinder the
arbitrary power of the bayonet; and that
even for treason itself there should be no cor
ruption of blood or forfeiture beyond the life
of the guilty party ; and furthermore, that no
man should be convicted, except upon pre
sentment by a grand jury, and after a fair
trial, confronting his accusers, by the verdict
of a jury of his peers.
In the Declaration of Independence, also,
even in the midst of war, reason remained
supreme over passion. They Were equal to
the grand occasion. In one of its sublimed
sentences they declared they should hold the
people of England their fellow countrymen,
with whom they were then engaged in civil
war, as "enemies in war, in pence friends." If
we cannot equal them, may we not endeavor
to follow theu example?
What do the great examples of history
teach us in dealing with rebellions, if not that,
" after force liaa_heen subdued by three, mag
' nanimity is more powerful than revenge;
that love conquers what hate never can—
the hearts and elections of a people?
When Latium, one of the Roman prov
inces, revolted, and the revolt was put down
by arms, the question arose in the Roman
Senate, what shall be done with Latium and
the people of !Admit? There were some
then who cried, "disfranchise them ;" others
said, "confiscate their property." There were
none who said, "subject them to vassalage to
their Slaves."
But old Camillus, in that speech, which re=
waled his greatness, and made his name ha
mortal, said: "Senators, make them your fel
low citizens, and thus add to' the power and
glory of Rome." In this high place, in this
Senate of the great Republic of the world,
outgrowth of the civilization of all the ages,
cannot we Senators, rise to the height of that
great argument ?
To descend to.liumbler examples, may we
not even take lessons from some of our In
dian tribes ? is well known that the civil •
.171.1 tribes of the Indian territory took sides
in our tel rade conflict. Civil war in its direst
a n d most savage form raged through all their
country. Their dwellings were sacked and
burned; theinhands were red with each oth
er's blood. Yet they made peace They have
reorganized their governments. They now
live aide by side - in perfect tranquili
ty. Prosperity is once more smiling on their
beautiful land. 'Cannot Christian statesmen
have equal faith in magnanimity—equal cour
age to forgive and to - believe that love is a
power by which to reach the hearts of our late
enemies?
But, sir, suppose the statement be true that
the negroes are loyal and the whites disloyal
in heart, have we even then the right to de
grade the whites in vassalageto the negroes?
1 answer no. For 'their criminal acts we
would have the legal right to try and convict
and sentence to imprisonment and to death
even.. But now, without trial, by what oper
ates as a subitatitial bill ot• attainder, and a
post facto at that, to subject them to negro
governments is a crime against the Constitu
tion, against cair own race, and against civ
ilization itself. It is to impose upon them
againstetheir wilt a degradation which every
State of the • North would reject, and one
tenfold greater than has ever been attempted
in any lvmthem State. It would make them
unfit to be our fellow citizens, and place the
States of the South upon a footing inferior to
.that of the other States in the Union.
Sir, we claim to have fought fox libertyand
ag,ainst slavery. The issue of ISBO was the
extension" of slavery into the Territories. By
the election of 31r. Lincoln the people of the
United States decided against that. The Rad
icals of the South, another name for the seces
sionists, rebelled against tat decision and en
deavored to reverse it by.'arms. • That rebel
lion raised another and greater issue—the ex
istence of the government Itself. It also
placed at stake slavery is all the States. By
the re-election of Mr. Lincoln in 1864 the peo
ple decided in favor of a vigorous "prosecu
tion of the war until every rebel should lay
down arms, and also in .favor of an amend
ment to the Constitution to abolish slave!) , in
all the States and Territories forever.
At present, what do we behold?: ,Now
(Coneludid on 2d Page.) •
KETISTONE
STOVE WORKS!
REMOVED.
Tibbals, Shirk & Whitehead
(WHOLEEIA : LE & RETAIL DE.tIX,Rso
Manufacturers of
ISZ‘CioVES
AND
HOLLOW WARE !
I :&j
FOUNDRY, SALESROOM AND OFFICE,
To their Now sad Commodiona Building
coregra or
Twelfth and _Sassafnii Sts.,
Opposite
ERIE & PITTSBURGH CAR WORKS.
Our increased facilities for Manufacturing will
give us as Large s variety of
CO LAND WOOD
Cooking, and Heating
STOVES:
An is to be found West of Albany
We Manaraciure for
Coal Cooking Stoves,
EMI
IRON GATE, IRON GATE SMOKE
BURNER, •
(both plain and extension top,l
WHEAT SHEAF, NEW ERA. AND
AMERICAN ROSE,
For fion Coal,
=EMI
IRON KING AND LEADER,
For Hard Coal
Low O'ren Cook Stoves, for Wood,
IMPROVED FOREST OAK,
(plain and extetudon top,)
GOLDSTAR,-:NEW FOREST OAK AND
MENTOR
Elevated, Oven Stoves,
ADVANCE, PRDICE & MINNESOTA
Parlor Cook Stores;
ECLIPSE AND BLACK SWAN
Parlor Stoves for Wood,
BELLE, FA3IE AND SIGNALS
Parlor and Office Heating Stoves,
for Coal,.
ARIZONA, DWARF, GEM,
BELLE OF THE LANE, SIGNAL,
PEARL, KEYSTONE,
FAME, COTTAGE, CASKET, GLOBE
AND SALA.3tANDER.
We would ree_ peettall, Invite the attention 03
the public to an examination of oar .
LARGE -AND VARIED
Assortment of Stoves !
" Being assured that with our extraordinary
facilities for manufacturing, we can or=
inducements to tnelierehaser as will be satire-
Iy
We also have the
Celebrated Bane Bar
Oriental Heating Stove
The bat tn. the World, far which we have
ezeinstve este the me.
nom T.Q.deW.
.NSW gr .r• ;
NEW PRESSEgi AND SUPERIOR
ERIE O.BSERVER
0'
47 4 ,
North-West Corner . of State Street and the. Park.
MOST comPx.wrlil MANNER,,
Job Printing of Every Description
In a atyloof unsurpassed neatness z:, u p r riFem to jac -compete any ether oMee In the North
MOST IMPROVED K=,
Our TYPF. all NEW, and of the NEATEST STYLES, and our WongXEN equal to any In the Court'
try.. With the Machinery and Material we now pcKsetis; we feel ally warranted In
claiming that NO OFFICE to the western Part of the State EXCELS, and
' only one or two equal us, in facilities for turning out work in a
RAPID AND SATISFACTORY MANNER.
• u k a •
t • • •a I', ft . • • • • • 'V • • •O• • • • ' V•
Cards, Letter and Bill Heads, Circulars, Statements,
And all the kinds of work In use by Buslntim Men.
ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPM:NG, &a.
We have Made arrangements with the largemt and beet establishment in lin for procuring
any sort of Engraving that may be needed, in as good style and at
ei , S i 1• ell .SS NT 0 Is „, t ;
Buildings, Machinery, Seals, Autographs, Naps, Portraits, &e.,
By entrusting them, tone will be assured of a need piece of work in the most prompt atuisatisfac'
tory manner. Engravings furnished either on Wood, Stone or Metal.
Book &c.
In.this department we have facilities that are unstuptuwed. Persons having printing to be done
that requires Ruling or Binding in connection, will find it to their interest to entrust it to us. We
will guarantee that it shall be performed in a workmanlike manner, and that the charge will be
as moderate as can be afforded.
The liberal patronage extended to this office during the test two years has encouraged to to
make every effort potable to deserve the favors of our frienus, and we now take especiaLs i tlfi;
cation to informing them and the public that we have succeeded in fitting up an establ ent
equal to every requirement of the community.
We nn determined to compete with the best, and only ask a trial to satiety any one that we
claim no more than weare Justly entitled to.
• LJECI-A.1.. SLINK. ,
•
. Constantly on hand a full supply of Aettorneys, Justices of the Pewee and Constable's Banks,
owemeet approved forms. Also, BLANK NOTES of every kind and RECEIPTS, single or In
.
FULL AND COMPLETE!
FALL AND
Cowanlug of all the new COlOrif sad Styleb of
Dress Goods, Dress Silks, Irish Poplins,
FRENCH POPLINS, 3IERINOES, ALAPACAB, REPS, &C
Also, a Great Variety of Cheap Dress • Goods !
DELIINES AND PRINTS
IN GREAT-VARIETY.
Good Prints forl2 1-2 Cts. per Yard•—Can't to Beat to New York.
MOWN & BLEACTITM MUSLIMS,
Of all Qualities said Prices. Good Goods as Low as IN Ceflta per Yard
Blankets, all Qualities' & Prices, White & Colors.
RED, Win F. Bt, BLUE..ALSO, SHEETING FLANNELS.
•
• Shawls, all Wool, Paisley, Brocha, Le., &c. •
Nvinr,l, NOT J urncrortscm.n. - -
Edson, Churchill & Co.
5e1,23-tr.
..-Vanr-V7MVWIr - Q 7 UTITQ
DRY. GOODS AND :ERRS!
P. HENRICH'S
No. 716 State Street.
My Cloth Department Is lilted with crest Mutat:A from the late mutton Wee In New Yeti
comprising eserythingrin this line 3.sv era, Cbin chills; fined Cloth. Ladles' Cloth+. Cillithaer. B o
Bennetts, Tweed. Sheep's Grey , Kentucky Jam, and a =nine of single and doubled faced Wa
terproofs.
V LA. I%T 1V V. Id B.
This Department is complete in everything mining under the name. White Donne; Shaker.
Stevens, the best Goods made in the country. Twilled Red, Blue,. Gray, all Wool, and Union,
commencing at ao cents per yard upwards. Fancy Plaids and Checke ShlrUng, Waal
Blankets irons SLUYto 1115.00. •
LINE NS.
A full Line of the favorite German Loom Table Linen, comment-log at I.S. mute per yard up
wards. Toweling from 125 cents upwards. Irian Linen Su canto upwaria. Napkins, Diaper Lin
ene. Towels, &c., all very :cheap.
Shvivvls - and Balmoral Skirts.
150 different kinds of Blanket Mamie, limn 65 upwards.. A large assortment of Square Woolen
anti broads bassi' and Lk* %Atari' him*, MALI 41a to 54.5. Weakness Mamie, Watson, do. - Owl
Numeral ',king, Hutu tit;;VJ to r4.48:4 Mitt the tiutueu Alpaim.bkirte;bmided, for al. •
DRESS GOODS. -., . . .
t
, --a •
This part of the Store Is particularly attractive, cosuPgdag Handsome Goods frosa26 mans a
yard up to SI Everything In the wiq of Matt, kupllu, 1. mush Pophus, Waves, Clotho. SePa,
Merinos trom,bl upwards, Alpacas from 85 cent. upward*, in black mud eviumai
In Black 811ka I defy compeUtion price cotamencinirst uP to $4l Porlute..Wanalat ther l3
pare 811 k end not lucid. Colored every allude, color and quality , sire very lair.
I will not be undersold In anything belonging ,t 0 this line, such as Prints, - Nashua,
Gingham% (Anton Flannel. Check and btripeci hhirting. Wool Yam from ill a d upwards.
How, half wool, tram 20 cesium pair upwards. Waves, Wm-
•
Mink from Vito Ws Sett. Slier Minh from rr to co. Siberian !Incline], *a Don't hornet the
P/846. 71U *tate [street.
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• iiiratatacitso.
SOB PRINT 4
40 , • -
• 4
•
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Raving fitted up our office to the
We are prepared to do
ORDERS FOR
Special attention given to the printing of
Parties wanting Cuta of
OUR STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS !
FLAIYN~L~:
En
EX3I
EMPORIUM;'
CLOTHE.
S I AL If. 14 .
VDODIESTICS.
FURS.
Niiw PERFUME
` - "..For the Handkerchief.
ISLOFS
' A Most E x quisite, Delicate, and - Fre
•rant Perfume, Distilled train the Rare
and Beautiful Flower from width it
takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALON lk SON
NEW YORE.
BEWARE OF COUNTWEITI
All FOB pag,otll3--TAKE NO MOM
Nobl by Drugs*, gem:oy.
/3A.NIC NOTICE.
Keystone, National Bank,
OF ERIE.
CAPITAL $250,000.
DIiiSCTORS;
Holden Marvin, John W. Hall s Elihn Marvin,
3ester Town, 0. Noble.
ORANGE NOBLE, Brest. JNO. J. TOWN, Cash
The Above bank Ls now doing business In its
. new building.
CORNER OF STATE AND EIGHTH STS.
liatisfactory paper discounted. Money re
ceived on deposit. Collections, made and pro
ceeds accounted for with twomptness. Drafts,
*peel° turd Bank Notes bought and aold. A
Oblirt of public patronage solicited. •
Important Notice.
FAIRVIrig &min:dr, Sept. 18, IBM
The Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Farmers of Fairview. and vicinity, that be Is
prepared to pay
• THE HIGHFST 'HAREM PRICE
for all kinds of Farm Produce delivered at
Fairview Station. Also, keeps on hand for
•sale
BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE COAL..
aa cheap as can be bad elsewhere. Also, has
the agency of Hassgood. Young, Co.'s Superior
Cast Steel Plows, Sulkey,Cultivators, Wal la ce
Jones' Selr•Dumping Wheel Hay Rake, .te.
And has a superior lot of full blood and grixdo
SUFFOLK AND CHEATER WHITE PI4SI
gel:o'o7 7 4y. - A. STONE.
NEW .T•ursz.
Meant; associated with me on theist of Januar.
ry Andrew Mayer, in the
BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS,
The firm will be known as C. Englehart & Co..
rind the business will be carried on as hereto.
(Great No. 10 West 'ark, Erie, Ea.
C. ENGLEFIART.
Something - New.
Buy Sliver Tipped Shoe* for your children. A
majority of the children wear holes In the toes
of their shoes in a very few days; then the shoes
are soon •worthless, and a new pair most be
bought. The only way to prevent this great
wrafe of money is to buy shoes protected by all
ver tips. They never wear out at the toe, and
make a pair of shoes last three times as long as
without Tips. Leather Caps have been worn. to
some, extent, but they have proved worthless.
Silver TI pa have a neat and substantial appear.
ance, and do away entirely with the disagree.
able sight of 'dirty stockings and protruding
-toes. We have constantly on hand the only as.
sortmeht of Silver Tipped Shoes to be found In
the city. including, tine Sewed shoes, Balmoral*,
Youths' Boots, which we offer, together with
large and fashionable assortment of Ladies'
and Gents' Fine and Heavy goods; at the lowest
cash prices.
mrifei-tf. C. ENGLHHART A CO.
WHO MADE YOUR COAT ?
FRANK NV A GrN 12
It tits so nke I guess I must go and get one
bow are his charges',
Why. don't you know. hk , sells
CHEAPER
Than B:ni.other Merchant Tailor in :town, ha:-
the,
BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
ALWAYS
WARRANTS' HIS GARMENTS TO FIT I
Nol Is Ma 99?
Of oottrsofAt Is: go to his Store,
No. 626 State Street,
And give him a chance to make yen a atilt, and
you will never buy anywhere else.
jeartr-tt.
BARNUM,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY GOODS,
PERFUMERY TOILET SOAPS,
H A. I Rl, O.
.I L ,
•
;POWDER PUFFS,
BRUSHES, •-• • COLOGNE,
Ft A. I N T ,S ,
Linseed Oils, Turpentines, Varnish, flydrome.
tens of all-kinds,
PA ,• T' BEEDiCINES,
PURE LIQUORS Pat 141EDTUAL PURPOSES,
London Porter and Scotch Ale.
Prescriptions Carefully dispensed. All articles
sold by me are warranted to be precisely as rep
resented. No trouble to show goods. Remem
ber the name and place, _
BARNUM, 1;3l7 Peach Street, •
aprire7 : ly. South of the Depot.
A.utacsylzecl Capital $600,000.
CAPITAL PAID IN VA=
TILE SECOND- NATIONAL BANK
opened for business on
MONDAY, DECEMBER UM, MU,
in the banking °Mee previously occupied by the
Merchant's Bank, Brown's Building; north-east
corner of State street and public Park.
WM. L. SCOTT, Prest. WM. C. CURRY. Cash.
' imatoTordi:
WM. L.-SCOTT, of firm of .1. Hearn& Co., Coal
Dealers.
JOB. M'CARTER, of arm of i3eiden. Bliss
McCarter, Builders.
GEO. J. MORTON, Coal Dealer. •
W. S. BROWN, Agent Buffalo & Erie R. R.
JOHN C. BURSIESS, of arm of Clemens,Caugh
e7 fi Burgess, Wholesale Grocers.
O. E. CROUCH. of firm of Crouch & Bro., Flour
Merchants.
M, It. BARR, of firm of Barr, Johnson t Sea.
mF. an, Stove Manufacturers.
F. FARRAR, of arm of Gray 4r. Farrar.
Wholesale Grocers.
J. DREISIGAKER, Grocer. &Tat.
vuitNrruyt.E
Reduced 30 Per Cent. in Price!
DEOEAAF & TAYLOR'S
87 anti 89 1180 Bowyer, ea cauisus Street, end
sad /SS Hester Street, •
(Entrance 87 Bowen*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
•
Our Stock consists of all grades , styles and
Wads of FURNITURE and BEDDING, of oar
own mate which we guarantee,
Oar stoc k la entirely 'enlarge for the eon,
'and wee an SOLD. If we can dad the bums,
WiIIikATASAM
watizams
LNational Claim Agencyl
' °Aden in Parrar !tall Building, Erie. Pn.
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY.,
Ml clAlinants for extra bountyallowed by late
acts of Cantßum can have the same promptly
collected by sending their discharges to mo, the
a nd
receipt of which wilibe preturned romptly ackaowledg
ed Instructions .
•
INCREASE OF PENSIONS.
1115 per mouth for Uw toga loss of use of either
leg or arm, Instead of ItS. $2 ioer month for each,
minor child of deceased eoldters or seamen.
Abe, other increases.
ADDITIONAL FOR VOL OFFICERS of D. S. A.
Three Months pay proper for all In service
March 3d, and discharged- after April 9th, 1180,
CLaleas cashed.
Claims for arrears of pay, and perishing, and
bounty, promptly collected. Unequalled Will-
Dies for closing and completing claims. Allow
ance to prisoners of war collected. Only agency
in North-Western pennsylvarda Where years of
experience in the .S. Treasury can be found.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be
stowed in the past, we hope by increased expe
rience and ruiresnittingattention to patrons, to
secure their continued favor. Office In Farrar
Halllinllding. Address
8. TODD PERLF.Y, •
aured-tf.' Lock. Dor 101, Erie, Pa.
NEW -FIR3I.
Jamis P. Crook, having taken in his son. Jas.
E., as a partner, on the ist.day of April, ISA un
der thelirm name of James P, Crook & de
sires to have a Settlement of his old accounts:
All persons knowing thernselves indebted to
him are requested to call and settle-without de
lay.
JAMFB P. CROOK & SON,
Dealers in
ROUGH & PLANED LUMBER.
Anti Manufacturens of
WINDOW SASH, FRAMES, DOORS& BLINDS.
31oWilinga and Picket Fence, Scroll Sawing,
Mateh/ng and Planing done to order.
' shop on 'Veatch
'Between Fourth and Fifth at., Erie, Pa.
We respectfully call the attention of the pub
•lic to our ftwilities for doing work in the best of
style, promptly and on reasonable terms. Hav
ing fitted up entirely new shops, with superior
machhaery, We.feel confident of giving Batista ,
n
Lion.
tio Orders from abroad will receive prompt
atten.
my2trt4—tt. ' JAMES P. CROOK et SON
GERMAN SATI,NOS INSTITUTION,
Corner Eighth and Sitate Ste.,
OPPOSITE MST OFFICE.
This hastitution is new open for the transac
tion of business. .
• orncr. Mensal 0A.M.t04 P. M.
SATURDAYS: • 9.1.M.t08P.31.
Six Per Cent. Interest will be Given by this
.a.a.lustitation to Reviler Dj3positors. .
DIRF:CrOftB
3. Eichenlaub, P. A. Becker, F. P. Liebel,
F. Schneider, John Geustielmer.
OFFICERS:
John Gensheitner, , . President
Matthew Sehlaudecker, ...............................
F. Schneider, - Itocretorr
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I. Cuss I.Come lovers. OwspAlso,.lsessarmsterea Cad .. MI
• Won , sa#l l.. itiense.l ,ales of
AVMs. ISa til
, Colt et Tosseiss of
• Mare ma of oblides er Maks IS
1 1 . Dyseratary. Griping, Salons Colic. SS
I, Ckoters•Storbus, Wrangle 111
T. %toughs, Adds, Brosabltte - IS
S. Neuralgia, Tooikedis, Fainsabs... 15 -
11. Headaches, elek•Hes=Virstly A
A. . Dyspepsia. Billow 8 15
11,- Su reassl.ll Periods.... SS
IA toe Parlods IS
. O. Cramp. eb, inattilair... IS
14, IVA 11111411•40 9 f.rpsiss„ art ohm IS
Ilk likeumattaM, Mosmsas Pass.. 1111
111, FM'S! It Ars Chill Pies, sear OS
15. • 1P14114m. Wad es II
Is, Ophtbalany sad son or weds Syne IS
1* Catarrh, wog sr arm* Weems ISO
11,
Astbms, tivisoopis Yib oogns Of
Si. es ft
IS Bar Disekargeserring IMP
lik. Se_ Wale. sederged Mod; Ilwelltags 151
i m.
Oesdrail Oddity, Phyabsal Walrus SO
11 4 Dropsy, and soul, Seetettom 50
111. Issrdlirkseis, stdu'eu Ss siding. DO
I; Oldoepuisease, Gravel SI
IS. Nervous D. buggy, Seminal
I 1 '
douse honey tavolustary Die-
LOCI
`le, ' !sons Mouth, Nate' • IS
in. - u riaary is eskers". esters lad. 60
O._ * Pu.srul Periods, with lipesca".. 66
61 . '' ' fluff - ring. .t slangs of Ilth 1.11
A, " Bp . lepey„ Spawns. If.Vitos• Daree.Loo
84, • 1.14.11111e5. a, rilearamd Sot. Thnai. 15
PA MILT CARES
Of SS largo vials, morocco ease,
Oontabstag a specille fb '
Ordinary disease a family is
subject to, and a book of din
reeslous,.... .... ............... Al 10 Oak
limner Fa mtly.and Traveling miss.
with 0.) tot , stsls from $45 to 4$
Specifics forst) private Dt.ea see, both •
for Curing trd .or Preventive
trestrnent. in vials end pocket teees,S2 10 $$
'There Tismedies by fror ease or single boz„
Cr, sent to any nArt of Me country. to Itl u.l or Si
pre... tier of thirds. on receipt of the lama.
A ddress Fininphreys' Speelfio C
Etorneopathl, c Medicine Company.
,:p
Once and Depot. ..o 50. Dansnwar. Ns* Yon&
Dr. 13 mown:l.. I. roD.O red daily at his off:*
EsteOtnaly or by leitcr, as oleos; ha all forms 01
QUM.'
volt SALE US ALL • Olt VGGIAIII.-
WM. NICK & SON and WILKINS 6: POLL,
Agents. Erie, Pa. . • .
CHEAP CASH STORE.
A. . in I 7§T IN , -I. Gr. ,
Corner of Bth and state Sta..
DEALER tic
Groceries and Provisions,
Wood, Willow and Stone Wart,
And everything that is usually . kept In &First
Class Manny Groeety.
ILL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
The be brands of
Erie CoUnty Flour,
Always on Hand. Call and examine prices
'Ari• Goods delivered free in any part of the .
city or South Erie. oc3-ti.
P W 'rPM
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
well known Livery Stand heretofore occn
p T HE
by Wm!. S. Sterrett, desires to Inform his
friends,and the public that he will continue the
business, and invites - their patronage.
THE STOCK' will be largely Increased and im
proved—new conveyances have been procured
and sonie of the best livery horses in the coun
try. lam determined so to conduct the estab.
Raiment as to give satisfaction. Those who
want to obtain theservices of a good team will
end me ready at all times to accommodate them
at_ reasonable prices. -
Redolleet the place, StetretCs Old Stand, Fifth
street, rear of the Reed House.
JeS'6s-tf. THOS. LENNON.
NEW WHDLESALE AND RETAIL
CROCKERY - STORE,
514 STATE STREET.
ISAAC ROSENWEIG, SEN., '
Hai openeda new store of the above descrip•
tion„at his old stand,near the South West corner
of State stmet and the Park, where he invites
his old customers and the public generally
to give him a call. Constantly on hand a gene
ral assortment. of
Crockery, Glass, China and Silver Ware,
Bed Room Sets, Dinner and Tea Sets, Knives,
Forks, Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Lamps,
Globes, Chimneys, ere.
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS !
Embracing some of the most. beautiful ever
brought to this market. Those who wish to buy
at a .W.rga.in trill end it to their interest to call.
Re guarantees to sell
90 PER CENT. BELOW
any other house In the city. my2311-Iy.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
And a great variety of
FANCY GIADOXIS,
AT AUSTIN'S,
Paragon Building, 28 N.. Park Place; Eris,
:Next door to Jlercharit'h Union Express Co;
A. stock of Si worth of elegant and fash
ionable goods will be oared, for the next three
months, eta very great redonton in price.
The stock is till new mad purchased at lower
rates of gold than now, and determined toavold
losses in future, small profits and cash transac-
tions shall hearth alike customer and dealer.
Thirty years established in Erie, to the same
business, may be some guarantee that no great
amount of misrepresentation will be employed,
but Just enough Old Fogy and Toting 'America
spirit to warrant safe transactions and good
bargains.
' SILVER SPOONS OF COIN SILVER,
For sale or tootle to order. Watches and all
kind" of time keepers and Jewell) , eareftdly re
paired and warranted. Give me AWL'
noTs7-tf„ ' T. M. AUSTIN. .
OB PRINTII3O of every kind, In large or
J
. email quantities, plain or colored, done in
the best style, and at moderato suttees, at the
Oneerlat olkoo,', • - •
RooP Skirt It Corset Depot!
AT 1712
New York Hoop Skirt Manufactory,
1008 EilriLTE T.
EM
-
Cheap.
A. F. Cull EN & 1113.0. respectfully inform the
ladies of Erie and surrounding country that
they have on band a large assortment- of Hoop
skirts; of all sizes and styles, of our own make,
and manufactured of the best flexible steel and
material, which we will guarantee equal to any
in the market. Having had considerable expe
rience In the business, we are confident of our
ability to give entire satisfaction to all those
wild:zany favor us with a call. If any of our
make will brealtwithiu one year, they will be
repaired, and no charges maple.
Old Skirts repaired, altered and shaped as
new. New Skirts made to order at the shortest*
notice. A tiplendld and bate stocker an kinds
of Corsets and Cornet Steels constantly kept on
hand. Country merchants siu palled at the very
lowest rates. A. F. & BRO.,
Jag-tf. No. 1008 State street, Erie, Pa.
Iti ;E W
BOOK BINDERY
Blank Book Manufactory!
We would rexpectfully announce to - the public
that we have opened a
BOOK 13INICrk_111,Ir,
and are prepared to do work in any branch of
the bnelnea.s.
BLANK BOOKS!
Of all kinds, on hand and made to order, and
ruled to any pattern desired.
MAGAZINES AND OLD BOOKS,
Bound and repaired In the beet etyle
lIII6ERY I OVER
Kepatorue Natio
th nal Bank, Corner State and
S Streets, Pa.
au&-.313a E. 3S. COLE & SON.
TI- E UNDERSIGNED,
Raring purchased the Interest of the .Meseta
Vincents 122 the
FLOUR AND FEED - BUSINESS
Clf the late firm, would respectfully solicit a
continuance of favor from the friends and pa
trons of the house, and the public in general,
pledging himself that ho will at all times try• to
sell good and reliable
Flour, Feed and Qs-11W
At the lowest price for cash In hand. From my
long exlerierice in this branch of the trade, I
trust I know what the public demand, and. that
I am prepared to meet that want.
Returning my thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage to me In the pied, I hope by
strict attention to my business and their wants,
to merit a continuance of their patronage lathe
future.
THE MILLING, FLOUR. FEED,
AND •GRAIN BUSINESiS,
Will be continued, in all its departments, it the
ERIE MILLS, •PARADE STREET,
and the Store,
M.l AIS ^r- PARK ROW,
Between Brown's Hotel and Heed House,
Where the public will find a good stock always
for sale, with competent and polite men on
hand to supply their wants.
B. HAVEESTICK.
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Peach Street, above the Buffalo Road,
ERIE, PA
MtlItAr.A.2 , OllP .11 , . CO..
• scArrcrAciTaaris or
PARLOR, COOK AND OFFICE STOVES,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
THE CELEBRATED CURTIS PLOW!
And all kinds of Iron Castings.
Every Stove sold by us is warranted to give
satisfaction. Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, Sad Irons,
ac., on hand and manufactured to order. Plows
and Plow Points of superior make and durabili
ty always on hand_ A mil and a fair trial of
our articles is all we ask.
HENRY. BRYANT & CO.
J".'W. AYRES,
Wholesale and retail
Dealer in Furniture !
Having purchased the entire stock of Furni
ture of Messrs. Moore & lliblet, I respectfully
ask my old customers and the public generally
tosive me a call at the old stand,
NO: 715 STATE STREET,
Before pWrottaslng elsewhere. I have a large
assort:neat of
Parlor, Chamber and Bed Boom Seta 1
ALSO,
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
WARDROBES, DESKS.
And, In tact everything In the line of Parntture.
lam reed to naanufactu re to order any style
that maybe called for. Remember, O. 115
State street, east side, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
apZ"g7-tf. JOHN N. :LYRES.
it USjC.STOfE:
..... . . . Cirga.
Prices at a large discount below manufacturns
ers' prices. Every instrument warranted for
five years,
No. AM State street, Erie, Pa,
Jan24f. Z. '331 rrlit.
• CLOTHING !
HALTS tar CAPS !
AND •
Gents' furnishing Goods !
COrne and see our
FALL AND WINTER
wriadms:
JUST OPENED.
JONES & LYTLE, No. 10 PARK BOW.
sepl2-tf.
L. li. CIIEVAXAMSTt.
DESIGNER '& DECORATIVE ARTIST !
Neatest, Cheapest, and Best Sign Painting West
of New York City.
Parlors, Halls. Chameleon. let.s.s
Frescoed to the neatest IBMs of the art.
General Designing, Drafting of Models for the
Patent Office; and every deocription of Orna.
mental Painting executed promptly, Roccuith
Farm. flail. N 0.3. second Boor
Mary J. Crowther by bee In the Court of
next triem_ x l .Howard D. Common Pleas of
Loomis, Erie County.
vs. No . 40 Feb. Term,
Isaiah Crowther. UAL • -
ICE to hereby given hat testimony in the
above awe will be taken at my office, to the
I . rough of North East, on January Ilth. NH. at
IO o ' ol beb bT virtue of appointment from
the Court of Common Pleas.
Is 2 4'. 8.8. HAM MOND, Commissioner.
NEW MIJSIc,7
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Rent to any Addrfmt
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0. J. WIILAR D
MUSIC IMAM • 1
No. 543• Broadway. New_,
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gong by Hopkins.... • hp',
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'Friends We L. - ved In Form rye is:* •
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'Sweet Good Siam' ;by 111 . . ham, •
'My Beautiful Pearl' , ;
by lI- I'. ilank.
'l(•sty Hrea "; bong ..nd chorus by IL
'Home of My Youth"; taw.* song IST.
Hanka
her,We U'it , eheilat the Ih'ilithar
hung and chorus by
`Mtmories of th Past";_ by stew,. s
'lt:seems but the Other Day"; 1.1 J.
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'Years A g 0"; by J. B. Thomas _
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"Jean-, Sai. lour ot My Soul";
tenor and alto sores, with elloru.,
Sherwin
"Like No..lea Wemry Dove"; Fiarn.d..,
con mho and chords .......
"Softly Now the Light of Day"; , a ;17,,,-,
"Behm or soli ano, tenor , with etif
S Joyiallb t e Loru - ; by IL P. 'tax
"Oust Thy 'Burden on the Lord";
piano I.d tenor. by' Ltaidord...
"Savior, Moure of Ev. ry Itiev•shov:
Te Death"; It flat by Danley
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Who.enale Agent for the City an st
York for the eeiebrand
' " POSE"
PIANO FORTES
Are strictly speaking first clap., wad
failed to become the I,EADINU PIANe
er introduced. Dealem will he stipp.h , :[
Lowest Wholesale 'Cates and Quaint.-ic
thin. Large illustrated price Wit, givl4 , _
likeness :TOM photographs, heat to nlly r
on appacation. Address
O. J. WiLLtr,i
Wholesale Agent SO 'Broadway, ,l.
S. I). & 11. K. SMITH)
• I:NRIVALILED
AMERICAN • ORGA3
0. J. Willard, Wholesale Am
The Causes are the
LARGEST IN THE HAASE,
New and beauti ul in design an(
—are made Tom the beat of ma
with great care, having a am
quality of tone, yet dee,, and in(
bated In high y, ollahed Ill(
Rosewood Cameo, with double
blow pedals, k. es swells, etc. .
mold stop, with Which lb. most
can be produced. bend for Ilium.
giving full particulars._ Address
jal7-tf.
0. J. WILL.,
iti3 Br
NO MORE 111 LD
NO MORE .GRAY WC,
Dr. Leon's Electric Ha
Is pronounced by all who ha%
very best preparation for the hair.
tire cure for baldness, eradicates
humors, stops the hair from
speedily restores gray locks to U
and luaurlance.
It operates on the, secretiout
glands with new life and colurisi
dead, faded or gray hair will alt
back, by a few applications,
abundance, vitailt3 and color.
makes the hair soft, glossy,
sant to the touch and easy u
wiry and intractable locks heeot
and disposed to retuain in any ut
As a Hair Dressing it JIM no egt
are enormous. and it Is a univers.t
old and young of both sexes.
Bold by Druggists through('
States. Address all orders to
Z.I.E.GLER 8 ti , Nlll H, Sole
• ' 137 North 1 inrd at.
'GOOD NEWS FOR 3101
Mothers, are you optu'essed Rt
your little ones? Are ) our alurul
.broken by their criees
morning Unrefreshed and appreN
procure a bottle of Ur. Le.•Ec. intt
and you Will have no more %real
watching and anxiety,
DE. LEON•S INFANT 111
lituiatood the teat of years. Tirol
ea and mothers bear tt Mass tht
to give relief ti used In stason.
cure and specify cure for col te,crui
and is invaluable for all ....top's!
teething.
Sold by Druggists throughout dr
States. Address all orders to
ZIEGLLIt a sSiITFi, Nob'
137 North litird Kt., I 1:111.4?-11:,..,
EALVERS I'iAVDER
Saves time, labor and money-51dr."
bag atnstime and Mon,lc*ssalli•oe;ll,%,,,-,
Saltsman. & Co.
At the Corner of Peactr and CO Stk.°
Corner of Basaafras end
Coal of all kindi coastantlY on I ' l2ll
lowest figuree.
Rut, ititamlimus, from $2.30 to
LAM Lamp, do., from PM ti
Aud all other Coals In prarotli4
Dealers supplied ke the Cu 104 '
liberal reductiou.