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A glorious work has been gloriously bekon
Deep already answers deep. The lonr Ildeaty ••__ •
of this Journal to the cause of liberty to .eted ' •
by law stands nobly vindicated In n r,, le aloe of
victory shining from Maine to Callforn at. Con
necticut,
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Oldo, Pennsvivania, - New Jersey, New I
York, have thundered forth their verdict upon , -
the misrule and madness of the past. But much Tibbals, Shirk & Whitehead
more remains to be done. Never was the peril
of the country greate . The Radical party still
decrees the do tit of representative
'nnself-govern
ment te pypreign States. Armed with mil
itary despotidWand wholesale Negro Suffrage.
It desperately grasps at a permanent lease of •
power, In defiance of public opinion, at tbeend 1
of enorm us taxes and of crippled 'lndustries,
at the cost of Union and Peace.
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taming to a hunitieo. tient lon.
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(WHOLESALE de RETAIL DEALER -W,l
thtdr Ni.u , and Cornlnodloam Building
ERIE & PITTSBURGH . CAR WORKS
Oar Increased facilities for Manufacturing will
give U. DPI large a variety of
Cooking and Heating
Coal , Cooking Stoves,
MD
IRON GATE, IRON
_GATE SMOKE
WHEAT SHEAF, NEW ERA AND
GOLD STAR, NEW FOREST OAK AND
ADVANCE, PRINCE & MINNESOTA
BELLE OF THE LAKE, SIGNAL,
rAmr, COTTAGE, CASKET, GLOBE
We would respectfully Invite the attention of
the public to an examination of our
MESIMZ=
Befog as4nred that with our extraordinary
facilities for,manutaeturing, we can offer suet)
indneernenta to the porehaaer tut will be entire
ly. !sPt!parrk et -
Oriental Heating Stove
STVFF 11 It !
Th, hew. 1.1, the World (or wtdolhwe have
raciest Ye mode In th e day,
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J. C. I.q..IAIEN'S
mEstriiisw,
REMOVED.
:klitnufucturera of
wrCIVIES.
TUVE REMOVED THEM
CORNER OF
Ormoql?e
COAL AND WOOD
S'I'CIPVIES !
As Is to ho town! West of Albany
r , ,
1 We Marinfeeture for
MEI
Ea
BURNER,
(both phalli, and extihNlon top,(
NMERICAN ROSE,
For Rolf. CORI,
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IRON KING AND LEADER,
Far HaM Crill
Low Oven [ot Stoves, for Wood,
IMPROVED FOREST OAK,
, piniti Iliad extennion topo
MENTOR
Elevated Oven Stoves,
Parlor Cook Storm
ECLIPSE AND BLACK SWAN
Parlor Stover; for Wood,
BELLE. FAME AND SIGNALS. -
Parlor and °Mee Heating litoves.
for cotil,
ARIZONA, DWARF, GEM,
PEARL KEYSTONE,
AND SALA3fANDER,
LOME AND VARIED
Assortment of Stoves !
we 1, , u hew. the
Celebrated Base Raining
The Elastic Family Ilachine does all kinds of
Sewing, thick or thin, without change of ten.
Rion. Also, ',Beautiful Embroidering. Tht
M
Lock Stitch achines for light an. heavy tail
oring, or leather work. Simple, quiet and may
in ma ration. Machines exchanged and to
rent. For sale by S. M. WEIGEL, at Weigel's
Mao Ware Room', 1001 State street, Wittich
Block.
- -
air Pianos, Orgaiis, Melodeons 'and all kinds
of Musical Instruments kept for sale,.
• deel2V-tf.
Erie &Ilittsburgh_Railroad.
OAND AFTER MONDAY; NOVEMBER
~ti :15,1E07, trains will run on this road as fol
lows:
LEAVE ERIE-SOLTUWAII.D. , •
1005 A. M., Pittsburgh Express, stops at all sta
tions, and arrives at A. & W. It. R. Trans
fer at 1:10 p. in., at New Castle at 3:0) p.
and at Pittsburgh at &tMt p. m.
6;00 P. 31., Accommodation, arrives at James
town at il:nj p,
&00 Accommodation. from Jamestown,
arrives ut A..t O. W. H. It. Transfer at ra:ti
n. in., at New Castle at 7:00 C. in., and Pitts
burgh M 1800 n. tn.
LEAVE PITINBURGII-NplallWAßD.
&(O A. M., Erie Evpress, lenYes New Castle at
si;4s a. in., A. &G. W. R. R. Transfer at 10 hl
a. in., making close connection with trains
for Buffhlo and Niagara nil iii,and arrives at
- Erie at 1:10 p.m.
1:3) P. M., Night Express, leaves New Castle
at 7:11i p. m., &G.W.R. R. Transfer nt SAS
in.„ Jamestown at 1):2Z, p. in. and firth es
at Erie at 1 15, a. in.
Pittsburgh Express south ronneets nt James
towmat i lo p.m. with J. it F. Express, arriving
at Franklin ar. t, p. in., and Oil City at :NO
tn. Connects at Transfer at Eta p. in., with A.
& G. W. Mail west, for Warren, Ravena and
Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects nt A. & G. W.
Transfer at 10:10 a. M., with Mall - east for Mead
ville and Jamestown, and at Jamestown with
.1. & F. Express for Franklin, arriving atFrank
lin at 2.3.1 p. in.. and 011 City at sao p. m.
Trains eißuieet at Rochester with trains for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia. and
at Pittisburgh connections for Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, Baltimore and Washington, via
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
:Erie Expres north connects at Girard with
Cleveland & Erie trains westward (or Cleveland,
Chicago and all points In the West; at Erie with
Philadelphia k Erie Railroad for Corry, Warren,
Irvineton. Tkiioute. &e.. and With Buffalo & Erie
Railroad for Buffalo, Imukirk, Niagara Falls
and New York City. J. J. LAWRENCE,
dechiV74 f • Superintendeht.
_A_IU S'T LIN-
Don't advertise ho Intensely the largest stock
of old style goods for the Holidays, but after
thirty years' selling
Welchem, Dlamondm, Jewelry,
Sliver Spoons, Fancy Goods, &c., in Erie, is
prepared to show upon thin occasion and steady
right along hereafter, every day, Just such goods
In-stele and quality most desirable to buy, The
Id shopkeeper who so long stood guard, have
been relieved by New Goods, which arrived last
el, ening from New York, and at onee displaced
the Old Fogies, who were very triad to see ln
testiled Young America with the
Latest Styles at the Lowest Pekes.
Old and ntv: patrons. tton't be-afraid of an old
concern—Austin Is up to the times and en
&Avon% to do things in a practical manner.
Watches and Jewelry reistireil skilfully.
Ware manufactured as usual. Engraving
in every design on Gold and Silver. Give mit a,
T. M. AUSTIN,
At '2:l North Park How.
"N. ll.—New Goods, Jr., will arrive nt Austin's
Dec. 24th, 14t7. deci9-3m5
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O,OEII.
"VIM cnr4 11T
Sold in Erie by J. B. C.,VIVEK CO., am
WM. NICK .5: SON. and by Druggibta every
where.
B. L. Fahnestock & Co., Pitt',burgh; -sole
RgentM. no:„S-3m.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO
.T. W. TAI'Lal,
• . Mnnufneturer of
NAVY, SPUN ROLLS: 'Ss, I.os
And nil thaotn.r at
T co Ii A. C C co
NO. PENN STREET,
Bpll7-y. .
FREE GIFTS - TO ALL!
A Silk Dress Pattern, a Pamily Searing
machine, or Gold Watch,
FRET•. OP' Cs
For one or two 41ny,', wercle« In nny town nr
village. Particular. and naninies ' , vitt free. by
addresaing, with s.tazni,,
N. It. C1,01:1131AN 3 CO.,
No. •lit Hanover St., Itnston, Slasv.
cleclf3-3m.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS!
LOUIS HEIIGE it-00..
Manufacturers of
FIRST•CLASS AGRAFFE OVERSTRENG
PIANO-b`ORTF.FS -
IiVAIUMOOKS, 97 BLEEKER STREET.
1.1211104 are recommended by the most
etniitent futltte.,and are. for Intwer,fnlinefot,elms•
ttelty of touch and durability, unt , mpa.sed by
any pianos made In this country.
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car:vitt NTEED FIVE TEARS
Illumtrntod Cainlozne and hive List. Rent by
mail on application. febl3'o4-Iy.
AGENTS WANTED 808
THE -C co arr .
And ho iv they Lived, Fought and DiWi for the
Chitm, w•itit Seent•i and Inv:tit-rat% in
the 14rila t 11PheIlion,
Cantprising narrat IN es of Personal adventure,
thrtllhtg ineidents,dating exploits, liendedeetis,
wonderful escapes, 1114 in toe camp..tield_and
hospital; adventures; of sides and scouts, to
ether with the songsi n
aecdotes and
humoi min incidents 01 the tear. ?splendidly il
lustrated With over lie tine portraits and beau
tiful inignivings.
There iv n certain portion .4' t tic war that will
never go into the regular histories, nor be em
bodied in romance• or poetry, which Is a very
real part of it. and will, If preserved, convey to
succeeding generations a better idea of the spir
it of the conflict than many dry reports fife:ire
ful narratives of events, anti this part may be
called the gossip, the fun, the pathos of the war.
This Illustrates the character of tile leaders, the
humor of tile soldiers, the devotion or women,
the bravery •of into the pluck of our heroes,
the rotrusrit'e and hunbibips of the service.
The valiant and brave hearted, the pictur
esque and dramatic, the witty and marvelous,
the tender and pathetic, and the whole panora
ma of [bower are here thrillingly portrayed in
a masterly manner at taco historical and ro
mantic, rendering it the most ample, unique,
brilliant and readable book that the war has
railed forth.
Amusement as well as instruction may be
found in every page, as graphic detail, brilliant
wit anti authentic history, are skillfully inter
woven In this work of literary art.
Send for circulars 'and see our terms and a
full description of the work. Address
JONkr‘i BROTH Elth tt CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OEM
Warrant In Bankruptcy.
qinlS IS TI) GIVE. NOTICE that on the 10th,
.I, day - of Feb., 14n.4. a Warrant ire Bankruptcy
,was ls.sued out of the lbstriet Court 01 the Uni
ted States, for the We.tern 111.41 - net of Penn'ta,
against the eatate of Cigna. Itantanbah, of Union
hero., in the County of Erie. in ',JAM district, ad
judged a bankrupt on Ms ewu petit ton; that the
payment of any debts and delivery nt any pro
perty, belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for
his use, and the transfer of an property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that a meeting
of the ereditors of said bankrupt, to prove t heir
debts, nod to choose one or more assign.
his estate, will be held at a Court of liauk apt
cy, to he holden at the office Of the Re,zister, in
the city of Erie, before S. E. Woodruff.
Register. on the 15th day of . .. April. A. 'D., MK
at: o'clock. P. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
V. S. Marshal, Mcomenger.
Dy O. P. Davis, Dept. C. ri. Marshal.
Adminimtrator'N Notice.
LLITTERS OF ADMINISTRATION 'an the
- estate of Malcolm Magill, dose:Ned, late of
the city of Erie, having been granted to the on.
derslgned, notice is hereby given to all indebted
to the said estate tb make liontrtilate payment.
and those having etatmm agafrot the saute will
present them, drily authenticated. (or settle.
meat. - RICHARD
isllFtlw
T. & W
MARIC44 MEYER.
j CLOTHING !
The most elegant Releetlon for Men's, Boys' and.
Children~
FALL & WINTER WEAR
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
Coatings, Cassimeres,
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
Clothing Made to Order,
In a style superior to any heretofore made in
this vicinity, at the
Nt.liV YORK CLOTHING HOUNE,
)Len's Furnishing Goods,
From a Paper Collar to 'the finest Silk Under
wear, dt $lO per sett, at tbe
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
An Inspection of our really beautiful Stock o
Fall and Winter Goods!
1 3 .1 2 1.—A Wholesale Department is eonnected
with this House. oclo4m.
J. EICIIENLAUB & CO.,
BOOTS & SHOES !
PrITSBUR , H. P.k
BETA I L DCPARTMENT.
We have Just finlithed, and prepared for pub.
lie inspeetton, a mammoth stoek of Soots Shoes,
Gaiters. Rubber., etc. embracingevery deserlp•
Lion and variety of kinds, and which for style,
quality and littimh cannot be surpassed in the
market all of which are offefed at late reduced
rates. We also pay esravial and strict atten
tion to
For which the finest colleettoo of Leathern are
kept on hand, and every facility is secured for
aw•ommodatina customers promptly, and in a
style to render perfect ,satisfaction. Particular
attention is also directed to our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
Where we manufacture at 'Wholesale, Men's
Boys', Ladies', Misses' and Children's Boots,
oboes, Gaiters, ete., of every variety and kind.
Having lately enlarged our manufactory by the
addition of new buildings and improved ma•
chine**, we are prepared to supply the Trade
on short notieeantLat the lowest market prices.
Adjoining this department are connected our
LEATHER AND FINDINGS ROOMS!
Embracing French, rum and American
Calf Skins, of hest and varied branda,Slaughter
and SPFIIIIMIISOIe Leather, French and Ameri
can Roans of all colors and prices. -
With our ,nen•ased facilities a e can Nell ae
low as any Eastern manufacturer, and make to
order any kind of work wanting by the Trade.
Thankful for the past 'liberal patronage of the
public, we respeettullir solicit a continuance of
the Mime.
ae2crtf.,
Gifts for Christmas and New Years !
A Superb Stock of. Pine Gold and Silver
Watches, all Warranted to Run, and
Thoroughly ble d , at the Low
Price or Su) atone, and Satin- -
faction Guaranteed.
100 Solid ()old Hunting Watches,.....telLo to 81000
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches ',nom Sip
NO Ladies' Watches, ename1ed......... lUO to MO
MO Gold Hunting Chronometero... 250 to 500
1310 Gold Hunting English Levert.... 210 to MO
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watchea.. 150 to MO
50) Gold Hunting American do 100 to MO
540 Silver Hunting Levers 50 to 150
500 Miter Bunting Duplexes 75 to 230
500 Gold Ladles' Watches 50 to GO
11:40 Gold Hunting Lepines ... . 50 to 75
1000 Miscellaneous Sliver Alto 100
2500 Hunting Silver Watches 2to 50
501.10 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 75
The above stock will be disposed of on the
Popular One Price Plan, giving every patron a
tine Gold or Solid Watch for 110, without regard
to value, ?
Wright ! Ilm. & Co., 161 Broadway, New York,
wish to Ifnmecliately dispose of the above mag
nificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles
are placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed.
Holden are entitled to the articles named in
their certificate, upon payment of teh dollars,
Whether It be a verb worth $l,OOO or one worth
les.. The return of any of our certificates enti
tles you to the articles named thereon, upon
payment, irrespective of Ito worth, and as no
article valued les pe s than *lO is named on any cer
tificate, it will at once be seen that this Is nolot
tery, but a straight forward legitimate transac
lion, which may be participated in by the most
fastidious.
A single certificate will he sent by trail "poet
paid, upon receipt of eenta; five for $l, eleven
for $2, thirty-three and elegant premium for 14
sixty-six and more valuable premium for $lO,
one hundred and most superb.watch for SLS. To
agents or those wishing employment, this is a
rare opportunity. It is a lenitimatel3r conduct
ed business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Watches sent by ex press,will[ hill for collection
on delivery, so that no dissatisfaction can pos.
sally occur. Tryus. Address
WRIGlit BROTHER & CO., Importers,
docl9-amo 161 Broadway. New Tort:.
fe1)13.4%.
BOOKAGENTS WANTED toe - elicit eiders
for DR. WM. SMITH'S DICTIONA
RY OF THE BIBLE. Written by 7Uor the most
distinguished Divine!' in Europe and America.
Illustrated with over 125 Steel and Wood En
gravities. Complete in One Large Octavo Yet
time. Retail Price, $3.50. We employ no Gene.
ml Agent*, and can thus offer extra induce
ments to agente dealing directly with us. ' For
tultparticulara and termsß. BURR , address &
the Publish-
em. .1. CO.. •
doel94w. liarilbrd, Coen.
AdmlnlMistor.
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING !
AT THE
N 0.4 Noble illock
The Comptetest stock of
AT THE
No. 4 Noble Block. • -
No. 4 Noble mock
Full Linea In
No. 4 .Noble Block
Is respectfully solicited
MARKS at METER.
.MANUFACTVRERS OF
No. 02S State Street.
irrekvrc,m Avortu.:
No. 6 West Seventh Street,
W I it )L ESA LI
EICHENLAUB & co
NEW PER=
For the handkerchief.
?' ALON'S
A Mr.t. Thcquisite, Delicate, and Fut
nt,P6rfnme, Distilled from the Bars
1 Beautiful- Flower from ' which it
1 , ..c9 its name.
manct tyed only by PiIAILON SON,
NEW YORK.
REWIRE OF COUFFNIZI
Sr ran, PIIALONN-ITAHE NO arriEn.Y.-,
Sold by Drombria Fesna➢y.
UANIi ' NOTICI..
Keystone National Bank,
CAPITAL $250,000.
DIRECTORS
•
Belden Marvin, John W. Hall, t lihn Marvin
• - .4ester Town, 0.
ORANGE NOBLE, Prest. JIN,TO. J. TOWN, t 'foh
The abo%e hank 18 now doing buoim-oi to Itn
' now building,
CORNER OF _STATE AND EIGHTH STS
Satisfactory , paper 411seonnted. Money ro
mixed on deposit. Collections made and pro
ceeds accounted for with promptness , . ' Drafts.
Specie and Baltic Notes bought and sold. A
• of public patronage solicited.
•
Important .Notior. . •
FAIRVIILW STATION, Sept. 16, 1567.
The Sukscriher would respectfully Inform the
Farmers of Fairview and vielnity, that lie Is
prepared to pay
THE HIGIII->t; Id.tltiCET PRICE
.for all kinds oi Farm Produce dellvert , f at
Fairview Station. Also, keilei on hand for
sate
BITUMINOUS ANI* NTInt.‘,CITE COA
as cheap as can be had el'cwhere: Also, has
the agency of 'Ha.ssgoott, Young &C.,.'s sttperlor
CAM Steel- PloWa, Mulkey Cultivators, Wallace &
Jones' Self-Dumping Wheel Hay Hake Ac.
And has a superior lot of full blood mid gnat.'
AUFFHLK -AlO Tit F-STEII. WilrrE I'IUS
sepl9'67-Iy. ;;Tt
1%1 kl NV VI it 3I .
Haring retsoelateti with me on the ist ofJanua
ry Andrew ]Sayer, in the
L BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS,
The tirm will he known nA-P. Cledelwt*
and the business will be carried on BLS hereto
fore at No. 19 West Park, G
Erie,
EPNa.
, C. LE11.1.11.T.
Something New:
Buyfiliver Tipped Shoes for yourehildren. A
majority of the children wear holes to the toes
of their shoes in a very few days; then the shoes
are soon worthless, ~and-- 4 new pair must be
bought. The only way to prevent this great
waste of money is to bify shoes protected by sil
ver tips. They never wear out at the toe, and
make a pair of shoes last three times as long as
without rips. Leather Caps have been worn to
some extent, but they have
,proved worthless.
Silver Tips have a twat runtsubstmitial appear
ance, and do away entirely , with the disagree
able sight of dirty stoekings and protruding
toes. We have constantly on band the only as
sortment of Silver Tipped Shoes to be found in
the city, including tine Sewed shoes, Balmoral's,
Youths' Boots, &c., which we offer, togetherwith
'a large and fashionable assortment of Ladies'
and Gents' Fine and Heavy goods, at the lowest
cash prices.
rurl4l7-tf. C. ENGLE:HART &:TO.
WHO MADE YOUR COAT
WAG-N/EI;..
It tits so nice I gaps I must go awl OUP
how aro his charges'
Why, don't you know, tie !WU.
CHEAP ER
than any other Metchant Tailor ia .town,
the
BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
EIMIE2III
WARRANTS HIS GARMENT TO' TIT t
No! leo that Rof
Mnrio3:4t 11: co to him store,
No. 626 State Street,
And give him d chance to make you a suit, and
you will never buy anywhere ebte.
je2rlC-tf.
BARNUM-,
=I
DRUGS, nEDIOINES, FA (,l Goops,
PERFIDS ETCY TOILET 1.41)A
II A I It
•
-
•
- ,or oGNE
:POWDER
BRUSHES;
PAINTS.
OLU, Turpentine's, Vern Ilydrernr
ters or ittl•kjiids, • •
• PATENT MEDICINES.,
7
PURE,LIQUOR44 FOR MEDICAL. PURPOSES,
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Prescriptions carefully dispensed. All articles
sold by tule are warranted to be precisely ns rep
resented. '.No trouble to show goods. Itemetn
t•er the twine and place,
•
-111.111,NUM, 1;117 Pencil Street,
. .
sprlP67-Iy. • South of the Depot.
Authorized Capital $400,000.
CAPITAL PAID IN $1.X0,003.
THE SECOND NATIONAL HANK
opened for business on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12111, 1681,
In the banking oMce previonsiv occupied by the
Merchant's Bank, Brown's Building, north-east
corner of State street and public Park..
WM. L. SCOTT, great. WM. C. CURRY. Cash.
D/BECTOTO:
WI!. L. eCOTT, of firm of J. !learn Call
Dealers. ' •
JOB. It'CARTEII, of firm of Selden, Bfina &
McCarter, Milldam.
[CEO. J. MORTON, Coal Dealer. •
W. 8. BROWN, Anent Buffalo & Erie R. R.
JOHN C. of firm of Clengene,Caughs
ey & Burgess. Wholesale Grocers. -
O. E. CIWELT, of firm of Crouch tt Bro,, Flour
Merchants.
M. B. BARB, of flrzn of Barr, Johnson & Kea
man stove Manufacturer,
F. F. FARRAR, of flrtu of Gray' & Farrar,
Wholesale Grocers.
J. BREW IGAKER, Grocer,
ipurciirruiLit;
Reduced SO Per Cent. in Price!
DEGUAAF- & TAVLOWS
87ande8Berwary, 045 Christie Street, and
180 and. 182 Heater Street;
(Entrance 87 Bowery,)
WHOLESALE AIR RETAIL.
Our Stork consists of all gradea, Myles and
klndaa FURNITURE and BEDDING. of our
own make, which we goarsatee.
Our Mock entlrelytuo tango' for Vie season.
and SW , SOLD. I f we cm find the
, ,• t , 1 . 1 C 44
etre AT A L.
•
PEIZZEN"S
National Claim Agency
Office in Farrar Hall Bantling, Erie, Pa
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY.
All claimants for extra bounty allowed by late
acts-of Congretet, can have the tiara° promptly
collected by sending their discharges to mo, the
receipt of which will be promptly acknowledg
ed and instructions returnetL
nj,CREASE OF PENSIONS.
In per month for the (mai loss of 11RO of either
leg or axin, instead of Es. fL per month for each
minor etaki of decet,ed Nufillers or •setimen.
Also, other Increases.
ADDITIONAL FOR VOLZ OFFICERS of 1.7.. S. A.
Three months p 8 proper for all in service
March &I, and cllseharged after April oth, 1866.
elating mated.
Minis for arrears of pay; and pensions, and
bounty, promptly collected . Unequalled-Mehl-
Wen for cicedng and cum plat hag claims. Allow
ance to prisoners of war collected. Only agency
In North-Western Penn , ylvania where years of
experience in the int. Treasury canround.
Thankful for the eery liberal patronage be
stowed In the past we hope by increased expe
rience und unremitting attention to patrons, to
secure their continued favor. 0111 m In Farrar
Hall Building. Address .
TODD PERLF.Y,
Lork Box lii, Erie. Pa.
auT6G-tf,
NEW Flll3l.
James P. Crook, having taken in Ids son, Jam.
E., WI a partner, on the ht. day of April, IsW,
deethetirm name of . .tantes P. Crook ct sun, de
sires to have a If ettlument of his old accounts.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to
him are requested to e:?il and settle without
-
JAMES'P. CROOK 6: 507.5,
bealeri In
T
inil Manufacturem of
WINDOW i4ASII, FRAMES, DOORS & BLINDS.
Mouldings and I'x•lua. Fenee, Scroll Sawing,
Matching and Pla. ing done to order.
con . Pen eh. V 74 t •
Between Fourth and Filth Sts., Erie, Pa.
We respectfully eall the aitention of the pub
lic to our facilities for doing work in the best of
,tyle, promptly and on rne,onahle terms. Huv
ing tilted up entirely new shops, itla 'superior
muchinere, we Mel confident of giving satisfae
lion. orders front abroad will receive prompt
attention.
my :NIA-tr. JAMES P. CROOK & SON.
qII3IAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Corner Maglith 'and siate
OPPOsITE POs'T OFFICE.
Tht4 Institution lA)toiv open for the I rallPae
tion oI bu.ino,..
OFFIct.: Iloc A. M. to I'. M.
SATVILDAYs: tr A. M. to S P. M.
Six Per Cent. Interest will be Given by this
Institution to Regular Depositors.
r DIRECTORS :
J. FAchenlitub, P. A. Becher, I'. P. Liebe
F. Schneider, John Genshelmer.
OFFICERS:
•
John Gensitelmer, President.
Matthew Sehlaudecker, Treasurer.
F. Schneider, 1 Secretrtry
My -2'67-Iy.
I:4 A f.W.ICt
UOMEOPATUICI SPECIFICS.
HYR PROVED , FROM TRH 1105 T AMP=
experience. an entire meets; Ehniplo—Psonappa-s.
gelatent, and Reliable. Thy sr* the only bledicinea
perinady adapted is molar eas—+e simple that Wes
tsar earoket be made In aides them; ee barmiest la
to be tree from dieter, mid ss elnelent as to be always
rehabs They have raised the bisluniammodidstiom
tram all. sad will always nada 'Wards&
Pas Costa.
Laura Irevern, Congestion, Tamuraßons.. 23
I. Wor i T s4 Wons.rovirr Worm-Collo. 23
S. Grit ie. er Teething of infants. SS
A. . Dlarr ea of ohildrea or adults IA
Ilk Dysentery. Griping, Mons Collo.. 13
lk Ckolara•Morbas. Vomiting R 3
7. Conchs, Coils, Bronchitis 25
R. Neuralgia, Toothache. Pseesoba... 23
1, iltearteenes.Blek•Beadaeho,Vartigo 25
10, . Dyspepsia. Bilkins Stomach 95
ii. Sappre•aed, or painful Periods.... 23
12 Whites. too profuse Portal* 21
12. Croup, Cough, dielenit Breathing... 25
14, Salt Itheunr, klrysipens, grandam 13
ilk" Ithourriatiom .2.l.eomstio Pains.. 2.3
16, Fewer & &gni Chill karar. Ague lie
17, -Plies, band or 0 Wing. ea
11. Ophtlialmy, and-sore or weak Eyes 60
11. Catarrh, menu or chronic Indium.* 50
10. 1.0 boopliaa-00iigheallecaeonla te
D. Asthma, opprmood Breathing 50
D. Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing 50
13 Scrofula, enlarged Clouds, Berillinge 50
95, . Gendral Debility, Physical Weakness 50
D. • • Dropsy, and want, Berretloac. ISO
1 11 . Sea-Slo km's., Banes. from riding. 50
2 7 . Kidney-Disease, Gravel ... .., CO
U. Nervous U. Willy, sem i nal
Erritoolomo, lavutantary Dia.
&atm . 100
CO. . sore Month, Capher IS.
54, " C rlaary is , eak eras. wetting lied. 50
51. " Pia.aful Periods, with Naomi.. CO
Q • huff' tins.. at cb.ezr of life 1.00
13, .." Ep lo pay, Spun., 05 Vitas' Darom.Loo
14. " trielallter •ot, u:orratod Bor. Traorta. I:4
rAmtLi CARES
Of ad large vial., Morocco tarty
lantabraln•-• 'weenie tor evert
ardloar, disease, a fantill la
*abject to, and a book of dl.
s{lo 00
!mast Family and Traveling cafe",
21./ to ;rum sfi to $$
Specifies fort°. private DI. ,both
for C claim and or Pee% entire'
tneatniont, m e•alr and pot bet tu.ecil42 to $1
tv — rb t;,f,,,i,ep by the ungle tam,
are sent to not port at ttle by NIS.; of Ea
press, free of ri.arge. on retell of the irrit.6._ ,
SreCf.o •C.
medleine Cotnpany,
utace sad Depot. No GO Door.:itia•ir, New Yeah,
•
Dr. liner. , nrr• Ia S , tr . •lotrit illttly St E•s
prrronally or ar t for all furcui of
dame.
`Oki ILL. DU UGC, ib AS.
\VM. NICK d: gON tzltl WII.KINS k ..t: DULL,
CHEAP .CASII STORE.
. 1 I 4G- ,
Corner of Sill anti I.,?tate 4t
C4roceriem and 13r4pvirducts4,
\Var.
And everything that Is tt,nally kept in a First
Class Fatally GE,lery.
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP .FOR CASH.
Erie Coiinity, Flour,
%Iways on liana. Call anti ex:ln - title prices
uondg 4olivered fr., in any part of the
city or South Erie. oc3-If.
LIVERY STABLE.'
•
I:NriERSIGNED having purehased the
I well known Livery Stand heretofore occu
pied by Win. J. Steriett desire+ to inform his
friends and the mitille that he will continue the
tnedness, end invites their patronage.
T FIE STOCK a ill he largely increased and im
proved—new convey:times have bel.ll prneured
and some of the best livery horses In the coun
try. lam determinist so to conddet the estab
lishment as to give satisfaction. Those who
want to obtain the services of a good team will
find me ready at nil trines re neeenurantato them
at reasonable price+.
Recollect the place, Sterrett's Old Stand, VI fth
street, rent* of the Reed' llmi+c.
' THOS. LENNON.
I. L
PUFFS
NEW 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CROCKERY STORE,
ISAAC ROSENWEIG, SEN.,
ilas opened a new store of the above deserip
tiotytt his old stand,near the trouts 'Weld corner
of State street and the Park, where he invites
his old eustumers and the public generally
to give him avail. Constantly oh hand a gene
ral assortment of
Crockery, Glass, China and SilverlVare,
Bed Room Sets, Pinner and Tea Sets, Knives,
Forkg, Tea Spoons, Looking tiltosses,'Lumps,
Globem, Chitnneym, ace.
FANCY GOODS' OF ALL .KINDS !
Embracing some of the most beautiful ever
brought to this market. Those who wish to buy
at a bargain will tind. it to their interest to
He guarantees to sell .
any other house In the city
WATCHES; ONDS,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
And a great variety of
FANCYCI
AT AUSTIN'S,
Paragan. B”lming, 28 . N: Park Place, Erie,
Nest door to ,lierciloot ii - Ctdon Exproin Co.
A'stiwk of $2.0,i0u worth of elegant and fash
ionable goods %vitt homfet ed, for the next three
motiths, at a very great i.ion in price.
The stuck Is all new met purcluts.sl at lower
rates of gat than now, and determined totivoid
losses in tut are, 'mail profits and cash t ransac
lions Lsawtit alike customer and deader.
Thirty years c , aablished In Erie, in the sane
business, may be some guarantee that no gr*lxt
amount of halsro:sentat lon will be employed,
but just enough Old-Fogy. and Ydung• America
reptrit to warrant sale transactions and good
bargains.
, SILVER SPOONS OF COIN SILVER, •
For sale or made to order. :Watches and all
kinds ot time keepers and Jewelry carefully re
paired and warranted. Give mo a call.
T. M. AUSTIN.
dc - ,'6L
JOB MINTING of every kind, in large or
email quantities, plain or eMored, done In
the best
er Wks. style. and at moderate prices, at the
Obsery .
No. 6.
lIIIMPEIHETIP
EIZEZEIEI
Tito Itegt uf
314 STATE STREET.
20 PERCENT. BELOW
m)l3. '67-1y
Hoop Skirt & Corset Depot!
AT TII II
New York Hoop Skirt
.31anufactory,
loos STATE
Neat, Light, Fait]
Cheap.
A. F. COHEN A. BRO. mipeetfully Infdrm the
ladies of Erie and surrounding country that
they have on unfit a large assortment of Hoop
Skirts:of all sizes and Myles, of our own make,
and manufactured of the hest flexible steel and
material, which we will guarantee equal to any
in the tuarket. Having had considerable expe
rience in the - business, ue are confident of our
ability td give entire satisfaction to alt those
who may favor its with a call. if any of our
make will break within one ,vear, they will he
ed
repair. and no charges Made.
Old Skirts repaired, altered rind shaped as
new. New.tikirts made to order at the 'shortest
notice, splendid and large stock of all kinds
of Corsets and Corset Steels constantly kept on
hand. Country merchants NUM/lied at the very
lowest rates. • A. F. COHEN ,e
ja:2-11, No. laciState street, Erie, Fe.
*v.w
BOOK BINDERY
~ c i,
Blank- Book Manufactory 1.
We would reapectrully announce tot he public.
that we have opened a
130011. 131 IN - 131 4 11/ "kr,
and are prepared to do work in any lwaneh of
the hnsine,4.
BLANK BOOKS!
Of all kinds, nn linnd and made to onto, and
ruled to any pattern dented.
MAGAZINES AND OLD BOOKS,
Bound and rep - aired In the best style
BINDERY OVER
Keystone National Bark, Corner State sad
Sth Streets, Erie, Pa.
nwi.-Sm
- -
17N1D1±3,ILSIG-NEI),
Having purchased the Intert-4. of the i(.11 , 111
Nineents in the
FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS
Of the, late than, would re.pcetfullp t‘ollelt
continuance of favor from the friend t and pa
tronm of the how.e, and the publh: in general,
pleilging himself that he will at all tlinen try to
sell giant and reliable ,
Flour, Veed mitt G; rain .
At the lowest price for cash in hand. From my
long experienc , e In this branch of the trade, I
trust 1 know what the public demand, and that
I am prepareitto meet that n ant.
Returning my thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage to In, in the past. I hope by
strict at tent ion to my hirsine%% and their wants,
to merit a continuance oh their patronage In the
future,
THE MILLING, FLOUR, FEED,
AND GRAIN BUSINEs.t,
Will be continued, in all its departments, at the
ERIE AMES, PARADE STREET,
awl the Store,
13ARx ROW,
Between Brown' , . Hotel and Reed House,
Where the publie will !Man good stock always
for Kale, with' competent and polite men on
hand to supply their wants.
0r251,7-Iy. H. B. lIAVERSTICK.
- EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Peach Street, above the Buffalo Road,
ERIE, Pt
nit VA.".iir 417.
MANVFACTURLES OF
PARLOR, COOK AND OFFICE STOVES,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
THE CELEBRATED CURTIS PLOW!
And nil kinds of Iron Castings.
Every Stove sold by us is warranted to give
satisfaction. Kettles, Sleigh Shoes. Sad Irons,
on hand and inatuniactured to order. Plows
and Plow Points of superior make and dun:Mill
i:4' always on hand. A. call and a fair trial of
our articles Is we ask.
mr.Nt"..l-tf. HENRY. BRYANT k Co.
J . W . "i" 11 1.1 S
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Furniture
Haring purelinsjit thi. entire stock of Furni
- ture of Messrs. Moore d. !tablet, I respectfully
ask my old customers and the- public generally
to give me a call at the old stand,
NO. 715 STATE STREET,
Before purchasing elsewhere, I have it large
n,:ort nwnt of
Parlor, Chamber. and Red Room Sets
ALSO,•
BEDSTEADS, 'CHAIRS, TABLES,
WAIIDROBEst, DFIsKs , -
Anti, in fact everything in the line of Furniture.
I am prepared to nutnu fact ure to order env style
that may be called for. Remember, S'o, 715
State street, east sale, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
ap2.ltr,*-tt. JOHN W. AYES-S.
31. TT S: C -141
• ,-, Jrgart.
_Prices at a large discount, below manufnetur
em' prices.. Every instruta , tit warranted for
flee years.
Also. the hest Sewing Machines constantly
an hand. Every Machine warranted for three
.years., _
Alrifitate Rtifk.t, Erie, Pa,
]nn"_-tf. Z. FiWAlrrlii.
CLOTHINGI
1 - 1.4191'S C.A.YS
AND
Gents' Furnishing Goods !
Come and see our
FALL AND WINTER
• STYLES:
- JUST OPENED.
JONES & LYTLE, No. 10 PARK ROW.
sepl2-t f.
L. 13. CIIEV.A.L.IV:I3..
DESIGNER & DECORATIVE ARTIST
Neatest, Cheapest, and hest Fllgn Painting West
of New York City.
Parlors. I fatls, Churches, dec..
Frescoed In the neatest style of the art.
General Designing, Drafting of Models tor the
Patent ;Office, and every description of. Orna•
mental Painting executedpromptly. ROOMSIII
Par m• No. a, second Boor apiEffr-tf.
Mary J.Crowther,by her .Ia the Court of
next* friend, Edward P. Common Plea.s of
Loomis, Erie Con ntr„
No. 40 Fo. Term,
ifiGT.
that testimony in the
rn at my °thee, in Ile
January iith,lNti4,at
A' appointment from
vs.
Isaiah Crowther.
OTICE is hereby glyen
II above case will be tak
borough of North East, on
10 o'clock a. m., by virtue .
the Court of Common P 1
ja2.2w. 8.8. lIAMMO
NIEW
THE LATEST PUBLISIIED
Sent to any 1{ 4, 4 . 11t 4;1 16,
tMl ti
0. .J. WILLA.RD
No. 543 Broadway. Neu yqrk
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song lit Ilopk •
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"There's K noekin.L. at Hie Door bt
comic bong by Watson
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tenor and alto %antes, with Cholll4, 1,)
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CO/I.talto utlu t harms
"noltly Now the Light 01 ;
solos or sop alto, tenor, with , 0 , ,,
Joybil 111 t e 1.,0111' ; by 11.1%
.st lay liut den oil the !.one ;gat.,. b„
plant, 1,1.1 tenor, by
"?saVlur,*oUrt• of iy ,
"Fe lii•man"; flat by Daniey... _
"It hi a lifahl Thing tg, tid ‘• 'thank, ";
FfJprilllo tot
"Prat.... the Lord, U 333 :soda, ; moo,.
110 .1141 tehor
A new Se 001 1:006, •':. , •11 - 11, 0
Morning": by Ilenr:. 'I tiel“
A.l fe44
11.LAH1 1 .
513 f.rotalt%
e and
lonn
Who.eftale Agent for the City au
York for the eel. hr aro
E. M. VOLE ez SON,
PIANO FORTES;
Are strictly speaking first elass, and ion;
failed to become the LEADING PIAN( I, 4[4:
er introduced. Dealers will be suppik a;•,
Lowest Wholenae Rates and goa ran leel
Lion. Large Illustrated prick u , t,gning
likeness from photograpt,, .eat ~n 3
on application. Addre.s
ri. J.
' Wnolesale Agent 1;rua,1%%;*.:5.w1,4.
•VNRIVAI+ED
AMERICAN 0..131AN51
0. J. Willard, Wholesale ktit.
New at.d beauti ul to de!-Ign and w , aldliat::
—are made rout the 1),,,t ul mat, ritt tt
ith great care, haying a •ixa,othl.p:;.:
yllisllty of tulle, yet due and
In 11401 y Ute , lte , t
It4esewood.
blow pedals, k.
multi atop, with which th. nioi.tucauhit.r.,n
Call be produced. Send tor lllnai
gl% tug lull particular', Addri,a
U. J. WILLARD,
JlO7-11 • 51:Iltrt,aitt
NO MORE: BALD lIE.VD4I
'IN pronounced by all who hate c•cl ~ • L•
very best preparation for the hair. It ',ix.
t i t e cure tor balduess, eradMites draida.l.la . .
humors, stops the hair troth falung,..l,e.
speedily restores gnty lucky to their
and luxuriance.
it operates on the NecrutioUs and
glands with new ille atai coloring matter.
dead, lade,. or gray lour Is /11 a tv. b ter 0.4 - ,
back, by a lett upphe auaau, belts _:
uldindalice, vitality, and tutor.
it makes the hair sun, glossy; fragrant.
haat to the touch and easy to unaage.
it
wiry and intractable loci:, tut 0111r1/, , & , , ,, .. 1 :
Unit I.ll,l*med, to re ninth Iti city ut,iml pat,:
An 0 huir In - easing It nu, no ,41utd. ••
are enoirmous. auu it is a huh ersal
old and young of habit ,rle,. • ,
Sold by prtigglets throUghutityle
Stal u, .i4l,lrens WI order, to •
Mothers, are you opprez.,ed %1111 .011 of
y uur little ours? Are} our 51uull.el, Ull. :40
broSru by their rrles7 Uu yju
inuthing Unrefrestaii him appirl.t
pi ovule tt bottle 01 Dr. Lk ,
awl you %HI bare no to re C...t•
Unlearnt; anti. uniiety
•
DR. LLON'S INEANI
•
Has stood the test vars. 1 Itoli , o
and tuothrt3 twat N alas,
to gne reilet it.used lu stasoti. 1 , 1 1, -V`
-Mlle and spet(l, clue tor L. du.,vortui.. , :
anti 1% in% nitil:6lv tar uli eon.piuint•. ,
teething.
lull by Druggight throughout •,`..r
titutrn. Adore-, all alders to
7.ll*.liLl.ti 1.; SN11111,: , oh• propro-t , r ,
at North 112ird mt., 1 10t.ia,:11.•
Save. time, labor and 'money-11.0AV , Wa!
lug a paatime and .7iion.t.* a Ft
everywhere. Try it. .I,l4.ires ord.:n
Manufacturers.
ZI EULER (1.: SMITH. rroprioorg
1;r: North Th Int St.,
no • L't.4-IS.M. -
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REFINEO . •
MOLD
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FASO CH.ERASIVE N! tI
' SOAP.I SOAP.ISOAP.
O NUF4%CTUri E OP ( c sl
\e
4p AND. CO
Corner of Holland-and Sixth WO
ERIE, PA.
The place to lay In your Winter - a • , :r0
Coal la at
At the Corner of Peach and 120 sx' d
corner of Sassafras. and 13;11
Coal of all kinds constantly vo ;
' lowest figures. •
Nut; Bituminous, from $2.50 to Ad'
sir Dealers supplied by the LsrA
Meng reduction. - oat.
D. ComminWane.
MUSIC DEALT II
co. J. V{ ILLAIW.
4,
S. D. at 11. W. SMITH'S
The easel, are the
LAItliEsT IN THE :%lAREEI.
.:%IORE GRAY LOU".K
Dr 6 Leon's Electric 'lair Believer
4Llatil...k.Li. a. .11.11 au!: rrupriet:s
St•rtli 'I had st.,
GOOD NEWs tuft MOTHERS.
SILVER'S WASH Pull-PEW
COAL COAL! OW
Saltsman & Co.'s YOl4.
Lar g? Lump , dO., from $4.0 to $:),
Aud all other Canis in proportion.