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t , ~,I other subJvcts, being a guide to Mar
conjugal Felicity, by benevolent My-
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lto(enzweig...t Bro„ 512 State st.
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The abrwe in,t it ntion la now fully organized,
L4l r. ad} - for the tran•act lon of bankingopera
! 10/o, 10 the room under the Keyntoue Bank,
f '.JRNEIt of STATE and EIGHTH STREETS
opens with
A Capital Stock or $100,009,
gnutl privilevof increa.sing to half a million,
In and dis,onnts ttnngaeted, and pur
• 1,,,u1e of all kind , : of sall.findory
the ritizen.; generally this Bank offers
, xe!llent Opportunaty for Inying- by their
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Dppo , ,iti of One Dollar or Upwards.
tFSPECIAT
A , peclal feature of the hank will be the re
';`Phon, for r...afe keeping, of all kinds of Bonds
‘ , A `se, nrith,, Jewelry, Plate, lc., for which a
FIRE AND 'BURGLAR Plt(101.' VAULT
b. en carefully provided.
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they w i s h to deposit In a secure place,
Rill !Ind tht, feature worthy their attention.
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4itrizi.ll quantities, plain or colored, done In
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WEEKLY OBSERVER
ERIE, PINN'A, ! JULY 9, 1864
Observer for the Campaign.
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mind that our rates arc two dollars and a-half
per year, except in the case of these who pay
in advance or within six months after the
commencement of their subscriptions. The
time for the advance rates expires in the case
of most of our patrons on the Ist of .114, but
in order to afford all • a fair chance, we will
extend it to .411unlity, the lltlt ( ~ ,f July, after
which all subscriptions for the whole year
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through the Post otiice, the advance price is
$2.50 per year; and :3.1./0 when not paid in
advance. ielB-Iw.
Democratic Co. Committee.
GEM
A meeting of the Democratic Co. Commit,
tee will be held at the Observer office, in the
city of Erie, on Monday, July 13th, 1888, at !?.
o'clock, to decide upon a day for the meeting
of the next County Convention, and to make
the necessary arrangements for actively car
rying on the Presidential canvass. The
numbers are all requested to be in atten
dance, and to be prepared to make such sug
gestions as may seem to them essential for
the welfare of the cause.
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Strange Conduct.--Gov. Geary's Fourth
of July Speech.,
In common with many of our citizens, We
have been much surprised at the course pur
sued by the Dispatch in relation to GOv.
Geary's address at the corner-stone ceremon
ies on the Fourth. This policy is the more
strange because the Dispatch claims to be a
Republican paper, and the Governor is the
admitted head of that party in Pennsylvania.
The Dispatch's slighting treatment of the
Governor, in its previous notices of the cere
monies, had given rise to considerable com
ment, but it was not expected that it could
resort to such a malignant expedient as de
liberately to misreport his speech on such
an occasion us'the Fourth. All who heard
that magnificent ‘pecimen of forensic skill
know that it was an effort such as few pub
lie men arc capable of producing, and we
can imagine their mortification at seeing the
garbled version of it in the columns of our
cotemporary on the Monday ensuing. Who,
for instance, believes .that a statesman . of
Gov. Geary's acknowledged attainments
would be guilty of contradicting himself in
the ridiculous manner which the Dispatch
would have us believe by the extracts quoted
below—the first paragraph appearing near
the opening, and the last at the close of the
prodUction as it appears in that paper'
"This day ninety-two years ago,-in our
own well beloved city of Philadelphia, a he
roic transaction was consummated in a delib
erative body by the adoption of the•Declara
lion of Independence, in which it ;was - de
(dared, "that all men were created tree and
equal, endowed with certain inalienable
rights, among which are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness." This noble sentiment
has proved to be, in our day, no "glittering
generality," for every stare in our country is
"redeemed, regenerated, and dbtenthralled by
the genius of
sutiversabefmancip*ation."
"The day, we trust, is vat far distant when
the soil (f this country 'Shall hot be pressed by
the fihd of a :dare, or polluted with that of a
traitor, when all cur people shall be willing
to pledge theinselves to each other, to their
country and to God. that they will devote
the Government, and preserve the Union of
all the States, now and forever, one and in
separable."
Here we have it , plainly expressed in , one
place that slavery nowhere exists in the
country, and in the other the ferv2nt prayer
is offered up that that which has inc existence
may at a "not far distant" "day" be swept
from the face of the land ! tin absurdity like
this would be too bad for a school-boy, much
less a full grown Governor, and the impres
sion inevitably follows that it was a pre
meditated perversion of his language, with
the object of bringing "His Excellency" into
contempt. But this is far from being all.
The whole speech, as printed in the 'pis
• patch, is so* full of garbled and misapplied
quotations, contains so many buncombe ex
pressionS, and in some of its parts is so!sin
gillarly inappropriate, that none who -read it
will believe fora-moment that it is the same .
production which fell so gracefully from the
lips of the Chief Executive of the State of
Pennsylvania. It will not do for our neigh
bor to lay the blame of these -gross offenses
against propriety upon the shoulders of its
phonographic, reporter.. They bear too
plainly the evidence of a studied and mali
cious attempt tp bring the Governor into
ridicule to allow, of an/question among
readerF. In justice to our communi
ty, which always feels proud to render hom
age to the grea't man who presides over the
affairs of our CoMmonwealtb, we protest
against thiS heinous violation of the courte
sies due to our distinguished visitor, and in
sist that the Dispatch shall hasten to make
amends by publishing a full, impartial and
verbatim report of the speech. '
TUE Democratic Convention of 'jefferson
county instructed its delegates to' support
Hon. W. P. Jenks, of that county, as the
Democratic candidate for Congress in this
disniet. The Clearfield Republican, organ
of the Democrats of. that county, also sug
gests Mr. Jenks as a candidate; from which
we infer that there is a concerted movement
on the part of our 'friends in the Eastern por
tion of the district, to press that gentleman
into the service. lie has been a member of
the two last Legislatures, and won the repu
tation of being one of the ablest and purest
members of that body. We believe it to be
the intention of Warren county to present
'the name of Judge Brown, who is acknowl
fedged,to be one of the strongest men in the
district. The counties east of Erie claim
that as we have had the nominee, twice out
01 three campaigns, he of right belongs this
year to thafportion of the district, and thus
fiat we have heard of no Democrat here who
has any disposition to become a candidate.
Our relations with the rest of the district, up
to this period, have been so pleasant and
harmonious, that the Democrats of Erie
county will undoubtedly be ready to agree
to any movement that promises /to continue
them and promote the general advantage of
the cause.
ON the forenoon of the Fourth a Coal
black negro, who had been overcome by an
excess of patriotism, or something equally
soothing, wac discovered by the side of a
fence on Peach street, in a condition of total
oblivion to the occurrences around him.
Some disloyal waz, not having the fear of
Thad. Stevens or the Freedman's Bureau be
fore his eyes, had posted a paper on the fence
above him, with the words upon it: "Radi
cal party." The scene attracted., it vast
amount of attention as the processio; passed
by, and the appriteness of the inscription
seemed tb meet -with general appreciate n.
' •- , Tur; lengthy proceedings of the National
Convention, and of the two Soldiers' Con.
ventions, compel us to defer our usual local
Variety,
BENJ'N WHITMAN,
Chairman
Local Politic,,.
The Radical iliitnary elections 'on Satur
day,next nre the all alraoloing theme of pop
ular interest, next to the proceedinot , the
great Democratic Convention. Since our
last .:sue, the ".mrface indications," as the
oil men say, hac a , mmed an entirdy new
pha , e, which may nrtterially change the No:.
peels of some of the aspirants.
Whallon itn,l Walker have withdrawn .as
eanaidatva Ilrr cnn g re,s, leavin g the eont,t
to be waged between me,n, Scofield, Kile 4
and Cutler. Alew week. it 1 001 : , d
if Scofield would NV:lth, OVVE the VOW, ee , iltry
but. the appearance of Mr. King In the
aren.t has rendered his chances more pre
carious. The latter and his friends arc
laboring with unceasing energy, and profess
to be hopeful of a successful result. They
expect the vale in the city, South Erie and
Mill Creek to be nearly unanimous for him,
and claim a large support in sections Of the
county considered . by Scofield's advocate s to
be impregnable. Mr. Cutler has a good deal
of strength in Girard and th 6 South-western
townships,'hut the probabilities of his'carry
log a majority vote are not regarded by the
old politicians 'as favorable. The struggle
really lies between Scofield and Kiria . , and
the clever qualities of the l a tt er , j„i n ,.a it ,
his moderatei views and obliging disposition,
enlists the sympathies of most Democrats.
Between the two men, few persons will dis
pute that Ring is the best for the intere. , ts of
the county, and the one who would give least
reason to ( complain of 'partizan unfairness.
A =nil canvass is being waged over the
Assembly, Commissioner and Poor Director
nominatioA The city claims a member and
is pressing" Mr. Moorhead vigorously, with
some show Of success. On the other hand,
it is contended that the party rules entitle
Messrs. Strnahau and Rca to two terms,
and the friends of the latter are working
"like beavers." These three arc all that have
been announced, and one of them must make
up ht mina to Lo left at horn,. Tin,
Delman _Radicals make a deail-set against
Rca, on account of his real or supposed tem
perance proclivities, while the enemies of
the Poor Rouse removal arc equally active
against Stranahan, because of his avowed
support of that measure. In the eastern
townships, this latter question is the main
one of the canvass, and the Radicals there
being generally in favor of the removal,-will
give Stranahan their support with few dis
senting votes.
The exciting Poor Ilnuse controversy en
ters equally into the choice of a Commission
er and Poor Director, and the nomination of
candidates for both these offices will wholly
be decided on this issue. All the other can
didates for Commissioner have withdrawn,
and the race is narrowed down to Mr. Childs,
of Wayne, one of the present' incumbents,
and Jackson McCreary, of West Mill Creek,
—the latter for the retention of the property,
and the former for its sale and the removal of
the institution. The fight has 'become so
hot, that, whichever side wins, there will be
great dissatisfaction, and each party threaten
to place an independent candidate in the
field in case of defeat. If the Democrats act
shrewdly, this quarrel may yet result con
siderably,to our advantage. Mr. Thompson,
the present Poor Director, who sustains the
proposed sale, is a candidate for re-election,
and ere have not heard Who Mc opposition
have decided to pit against him.
The heavy Radical majority precludes the
pobsibility of a regularly nominated Democrat
being elected to either of these oil - 16s, and
we can therefore have no more interest in
the warfare than to hope that the beSt man
may win, and, litic Macawher, patiently wait
for "something to turn up."
TILE Fornur,—The celebration of the
Fourth in this 'city came up fully to the ex
pectations
°Nile public, and was an occasion:
long to he remembered in our loca/ annals.
The crowd was the largest we have seen in
the city for years, and, although the day was
intensely hot, most of them managed to keep
in good humor, and to enjoy themselves in
a satisfitctory manner. The main feature of
the occasion was 'the procession and the
pital grounds. The former was participated
in by many of_the local societies, and was
over a mile in length, numbering probably
fifteen hundred or two thousand persons.
Owing to the heat and dust, comparatively
few of .the spectators accompanied it to the
Hospital grounds. The Masonic exercises
were admirably conducted and commanded
the close :attention of the audience from_lf.
ginning to end. At their termination, wt'lt
ten addresses were delivered by Gov.loeaty
and Attorney-General Brewster—thi• lat
ter 'being a remarkably appropriate and
beautiful composition, , while_ the fornier.
was a piece of the most ordinary twaddle we
haye heard recited in a long period. The
Governor has nerer been much of a favorite
among our people, andhi4visit on the Fourth
has not added anything tp their estimate of
his talents or personal qualities. .-As a fitting
testimonial to his efforts in of the Hos
pital, Hon. 31. B. Lowry' as chosen to pre
side over the assembly. The cxereises were
interspersed with the singing of several pa
triotic odes, in which the audience joined
with considerable fervor. We have never
attended a more delightful? occasion of the
sort, taken as a -whole, andLinssure those of
our citizens who negleted to be present that
they •missed one of the most enjoyable
features of the day. A. fine display of fire
works closed the festivities. The members
of the Committees of Arrangement, the
Marshals, and all who took part in the pub
lic demonstrations, deserve great credit-, and
our sole regret in connection- with the occa
sion is, that our crowded space prevent , us
from.giving such a report of the day's pfo•
ceeilings as they so eminently deserve,
Tot miners in the Mercer coal regions
continue to hold out for advanced wages,
which the proprietors resolutely refuse them.
its a conseqUence, very little coal is coming
to market, few boats are running, and trade
at the docks is nearly suspended. The sup
ply of coal:both at the mines and our hatbox,
is almost exhausted, and dealers fear • that
they will be-unable to fill their contracts.
The owners of the coal banks claim that ut
the present prices they cannot afford to pay
higher wages, and the •miners contend that
they cannot live at the present rates. Be
tween them, they are causing an immense
amount of Ithgs, annoyance and profimity to
large numbers of people.
Tae Radical Convention in the adjoining
county of Jefferson, Ohio, (the home of Ben.
Wade and G eit Garfield) unanimously adopt
ed the faowing resolution. We commend
it to the deliberate reflection of that large
Anti-Tariff element in our comity which acts.
with the Radical organization
"Re:qaccd,_ That this Convention is opposed
to the doctrine of "Free Trade," and that we
regard the subject of a Tariff as a legitimate
subject of legislation. And that we earnestly
invite the attention of our representative in
Congress to these quekions ; to the end that
the industrial and manufacturing interests of
the country may be alike amply protected.
Tim City Councils passed a series of reso
lutions on Monday evening, reciting that as
the Poor House farm was originally given in
trust by the State - to the city, and by it trans
ferred to the county for _the benefit of the
poor of the county, no sale can take place
witkout its consent, and protesting against
the proposition to dispose of it i ond change
the location of the Poor House buildings. _
TIM Gazette wants 'to know where
John D. Stmnainm stands -on the Poor
House question. The Corry Teleghtli,
speaking undoubtedly by authority, responds
that he is emphatically in favor of a sale of
the present property, and of the removal of
the institution to =other portion of the
COUty.
TIMIUBLE ACCIDENT.—IIIe train
which left 1111,4 city On the Phila.& Erie
IL It. at 7.111 on Wedne-day evening,
met with a fearful accident, when about
two-thirds of a mile, east - Union, at
the bridge eros,sing French creche.. The
engine and I),lggage ear had crossed the
bride, when it gave way on the south
slit), precii)itating tw enger car,
into the stream, \Vhirli is 1, a ,4 ; „,1 1, 3 .
dam at that point, and :timid live feet
dktop. The : heel
car ; in the tear Were IlOt 11111 , 11
'rho %Vat. on.i,h
por11:01) sound, and the railroad officers
Nuvect that it must have been tam
pered with during the night preceding.
Five persons were killed, -1 badly woun
ded and a number slightly, Below is
a list of the killed and dangerously
wounded : Killed:—Mrs. J. A. Feese and
two boys, of Ohio ; Miss Angie Brain
ard, of Erie; Miss Jennie Patton, of
Erie. seriously wounded—Scott Pat
ton and wife, of Eric; Mrs. Andrew
Met'rea, of Concord; John Boyce, con
ductor, of Erie. As soon after the acci
dent a s possible, a special train was sent
limn this city, with: medical aid, and
every DIU:111S at hand was taken to re
lieve the , ull'erers by the calamity.
SuouT AND S find the follow
ing laconic epistle in the advertising columns
of 3londay's Dispatch. If it be true that
"brevity is the ,oul of wit," it is the funniest
production that has appeared rinse Stinmer's
famous ".,ticl:." :
3li. Eurron:—.l N‘itiallaw Intrav
candidate for Congrc.7.s.
July 1, .T:;(). 11. Vi.u.hr.n.
TM: G.lzette continues to fire grape and
scrapnel- into the Scofield ranks without
mercy- It will not he through lack of per
"sistence and !ttertry on the part of our cotem
.:porary, if he is" nut defeated. We should re
cret to,seeso much te.tl nal :11,11113 wasted,
and sincerely. Mist its labors may meet with
a latter f tte. than has attended its previous
local eampaig-ns. •
ON Tuesday last, upon motion of Jonas
Gunnison, 11', Col. Charles M. Lynch `t•as
admitted to practice in the several Colut, of
lhe United States, now being held in Eric,
iti 'Wednesday, upon motion of A. B. Rich
mond, 11. A. Baker, E-q., of Corry,
was admitted to practise in the same Courts.
THE Republican: ~f Cir.trd are the only
People in El count•: \dm sought the oppor
tunity to turn the pittriotie in -1)11,1110119 of
the Foitrth into a party advantage. We
leave to nide own 1.,.:!( ohm the !-hante that
cslilted from mull a eour,e.,
'Pit:: Vancn runty Rtdkal Conventiln
wa:4 unnimou, in prescniing Scofield for re
nomination. Ile fins now receive." the en
dorsement of every county in the tlintriet
except Elk and Erie.
Tun Democratic Convention of Mercer
county have placed R. M. DeFrance, L.q.,
11l notAination as a I...l:dilate for Congrez.s.
The district consitts of Mercer, Crawfor,l,
Ve11a:1 , 4 . 0 and Clarion.
Trraa Denwterctile Convention or Warren
Minty win be held in Warren buroui on
Tuesday, the 21 , :t of July, at 3 o'clock, and
the prilmlry metting- on - the ;3:ttartl..lv pre
eedin.z.
r. arc again -unavoidably compelled to
deter several intcre,tihg communications.
G . W.VER2I.I. Am.Nr.sTir PROCLAIMED.
Whfice,,, In the month of.luly, Ann() 'Do
mino 1561, in accepting the condition of civil
war which was brought about byinsurrection
and rebellion in several of the States, the two
houses of Congress did solemnly declare that
that war .was not waged on the part of the
Government in any spirit of oppression, nor
for any purpose of conquest or subjugation,
nor for any purpose of overthrowing or inter
fering with the rights or established institu
tions of States, but only to defend and main
tain the supremacy of the Constitution of the
United States, and to preserve the Union,
with all the dignity, equality ;6U
as those objects should be accomplished, the
war, on the part of the Government should
cease ; and
117 are a, ,, The President of the United
States has heretofore, in the spirit olthat decla
ration, and with a view of securing for it
ultimate and complete cifect, set forth in
several proclamations offering amnesty and
pardon to persons who had been or were con
cerned in the aforenameil rebellion, which
proclamations, howdrer, were attended wit%
prudential re-ervations and exceptions then
deemed necessary and proper, and which
proclamations were respectively issued on
the "3111 day of Ikeember, ISti3; on the 26th
day of March, rigil; on the Vth day of May,
ktts, and on the ith day or September, 186; ;
and • •
117,r, Thc r.ciil lc ment:Ode civil war has
long since altogether cva,cd with an acknow
ledgment
. by all the States of the supremacy
of the Federal ConStittition, and of the Go
vernment thereunder, and there no longer
exists any re:1,01111We ground to apprehend a
rene - wal of the said civil war or any- toreupi
interference or any unlawful resi , ,tanre
any portion of the people of any of the States
to the Constitution and laws of the Glided
States; and
' Who., It is tksimbie to reduce the sintill
ing army and to bring to a speedy termina
tion the Military occupation by martial law,
the military tribunalq, the abridgment of the
frodoin of speech and of the .press, the sus
pension of the privilege of " habeas corpus,"
and of the right of• trial by jury, such en
croachments upon our free institutions in thus
of peace being dangerous to public liberty
and incompa:tible with the individual rights
of the citizen, contrary to the generous spirit
of our republican form of Government and
exhaustive of the National resources; and
ilitercaq, It is believed that amnesty and
pardon will tend to secure a eompleto and
universal establishment and prevalence of
municipal law and order in conformity with
the Constitution of the United z3tates.
Now, to remove all appeal anee , ant pre
,uniptions of a retaliatory or vindictive policy
on the mut of the Government, attended by
unnecessary disqualifications, pains,. penal
ties, confiscation and distranchisements, and
on the contrary to promote and procure
complete fraternal reconciliation among the
Whole people, with due submission to the con
stitution and laws. .
Therefore, be it known that I, Andrew
Johnson. PreAdent orthe United States, do,
by virtue of the Constitution, and iu the name
of the people of the United States, hereby
proclaim and declare, unconditionally and
without reservation, to all and to every per
son who, directly or indirectly, participated
in the late insurrection or rebellion, excepting
such person or persons as may be under pre
sentment or indictment in any Court of the
United States Laving eompet.mt jut i,diction,
upon a charge of treason or oilier felony, it
full pardon and amnesty for the.otrense of
treason against the United States, or of ad
hering to their enemies during the late civil
war, with restoration of all rights of properly
except as to slaves, and except, also, as to any
property of which tiny persons may have been
legally divested under the laws of the United
States.
In testimony whereof, I have signed these
presents with my - band, and caused the
seal of the United ritates to be hereunto
affixed.. Done at Washington, the 4th
day -of uly, in the year of our Lord
[L. S.] one thousand ei Ott hundred and sixty
cialit, and of tlie Independence of-the
United States of America the ninety
third.
[Sigmedi ANDREW JOHNSON".
By the President:
W3r, IL SEA W ARD, Lterallry of State
1V r: would call the attention of our readers .
to the Photograph rooms of Messrs. Dunn
At Barrett, in the third story of Eiehenlaub's
block, State street, South of the Park. Hav
ing refitted and refurnished their rooms, they
are prepared to do better work than was
ever done in the city. They are making all
sorts of pictures, from a watch dial portrait
to one of life size, and having added new
back grounds and accessories, arc prepared
to furnish the new cabinet picture: in un
limited,quantities, They also furnish work
in India Ink, Water Colors, or Oil. Particu
lar attention is givento children's pictures,
and copying and enlarging old pictures.
WE hare received a •new piece of music
entitled "Alice, the Blue-Eyed Blonde,"
written by Geo. W. Elliott, and composed by
H. P. Hanks. Win. Hall Son, DO Broad-
Way, K. Y., an UN publigem
Job Panting;
We remind - the public that the Observer
office iy now lilted up in the nuk.t complete
Hamner, and that our facilities tilr doiitg Job
Work of every hind are unsurpassed by any
Other establishment in this sections We are
prep :reel to Flo all ~tylcs of Printing in or
dinary n c, plan or color, ,l, at , lort • notice,
antb on The nu, t 1311,111 ,
men in nced. of anythinl , . in our line will find
it to theit inten I to gi% us a edit.
1 , 1)11 If
1.1.4: It. - We), mind th.,..e ill u•Ttl
ot . blank that. our a,:ortment is - the m0. ,, t
complete is the city, comprising every sort
generally hi use by ! Justices, Attorneys, Con
stables, Property On ners and Business men.
They are'all 'prepared by experienced men,
got up in the best style, and sold at the most
reasonable prices. A liberal deduction will
be made to dealer's or others purchasing in
large quantities. -
EUGENIA HAIR itE;TollEit—The cheapest
and best. Mammoth bottles only 75 colts.
The Eugenia' Hair Restorer eclipses all
known discoveries Sir the rapidity with
which it restores gray and ilided hair to its
original color, promotes its rapid and healthy
growth, prevents find stops it when filling
ofT, and. i, a mo.t limriant hair dressing for
the human hair and /wad, rendering it soil,
silky and litstromt. Sold by S. Dickinson i.C;
Son; sole agents in Erie. ilecl2-Iy.
jlrli Abberttscmcnts
fra - Ail vett (sem entn, to secure Insertion, must
be banded In I,y 9 o'clock on Thursday morn%
leg. All wivertkementi Will be' continued tit
the expense of the advertiser, uttlesv orderet
for a specified time.
„ _ _
For Sale.
BALL .COMBINATION MOWER AND
/I Reaper, in poll order. Ingnire of
FRANK WINCHELL & CO.,
jyg-it Auc. S Com. Merell'tA, P2t State st
Executors' Notice.
TeETTFAN TESTAMENTARY on the estate
I of Frank - "tanner. deceased. having been
en , granted to the matershmed ; notice is
hereby gls en to all Indebted to said ests.to to
make Immediate payment, and Rime. having
claims against the; same will present, them,
duly authenticated, for settlement.
(1. - ESAIt lIIIMILLER,
_ .
'JACOB LIEREL,
•
.13-9-6te Executors.'
Notice.
Tll E AG ItICULTURAL COLLEGE OF PENN
, SYLVANIA, re-organized in IStki, as. a Sci
entific School, gives course , : of instruction In
Cioneral Science, Agriculture, 3kchanlcal and.
Cl\ it Engon• , •rin ,coot EngLi , ll and (111,sild
Litel attire. tertn begins July and ends
bee. IG, rss. For forlinr particular:, apply to
JAS. V.l MICE E, Vie
.IY9- 2 ,1 Agricultural College, Centre CO., 1.11,
A4signee in Bankruptt•y.
IS' THE DIS 'T COURT or the 'Faded
I *tides for the Western Instrict of Pinu'a,
in the matter of Joseph Justice, bankrupt. Thu
tindersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
mina as :LIS lane° of Joseph Justice, of Erie, in
the count v of Erie and State of Pennsy.lwanta,
within said district, who has been adjudged a
bankru Pi upon his own petition by the District
court sit said district, date,' at Erie, Pa., Juiy
1'456. 11EliitY ul. ittttl.El', Assignee,
Arty, at Law, No. 1•i2.3 Peach St., Erie,
,L3w.
•
Vi44;igiree in Banicrriptcy.
I
NTH E 1 iI,T r P U
itle 't 'T of the United States
for the West een District of Pennsylvania,
In the matter of T. .1. 11ri klnvm, bankrupt.
The undersigned hereby' nive , snot tee of his ap
pointment iiti a,,lgne, of T. J. Iloskim.on, of
Erie city, Erie ro., /111/1 Stale of Pennsylvania,
within Kahl district, who has been atipulged a
hankrupt upon his own petition, 1w the Distriet
Court of t.,,M1 distract, dated at Erie, In., July
s, D., krt.i; ,
.irr:crty M. ranrET.
Atty. s at Law, No. 1.r.:3 P4-a , :11:-,A., Erre, ra.
.41.must3orssoc. ima ilmaaaltrnapitc.^y.
N TII.F.DIsTRICITCOUnIw Ileathelln iitates
I
for the We.tern rict of Pennsylvania,
In the mutterer Wm. K. Willer, bankrupt. The
1111,1m-Ig:wit - hereby giVe, notice' of his ap
pointment 114 assignee - of \Vin. Witter, of
Corn - , Erie county and State of Penn
sylvania, within said ii kirk t, Irhe has
been adjudged a baAkr,ipt, upon his own
petition, by the Dktrlet Omit ol said dkiiict,
•
dated at Erie, Pa., July M, A. D., ISVz.
" W. E. Dr?:LAP, As•lgnee,
ALE BREWERY !
• GrJE.'O. S. 13A.KETZ, ,
Formerly Asllll A.. King, haring Laken the wel
knoivn Brewery on
French • Street, below Fourth, Erie, Pa.,
Formerly` occupied by \Vru. Jacobi, would in
form 1113 old acquaintance, and the pulht gcn
rally that he 1, now brewing a very ,upe-rior
quality of Ale. From his long experience and
uniform sucee. , ., he lq fully prepaged to gli•et he
1.1%W , atisfactibn. Dealers are invited to call.
. , r
."+ PINK' S
Pat Self•!Plearing Coulter
-A Now and Useful Implement,
To Prevent Clogging when Plowing Stub
ble or ('lover Land, or Plowing
in Coarse .Manure.
PATENTED JULY TIIE ''VI, WO. •
Read the following
testhnonlabi :
This is to certify that
:77,771: ' ;.: . ; -= ' --- 75 I have witnessed the
~....,........ m e tl l t i t t te l t4 l o f t ', C1 1, ,i l t r i i k' n, s
_ Coulter
in
plowing
7/:-4i ' \ under a very hoary
4. • coat of straw mauve,C- -,-- \:,= andlvonsideritaper
.: - -- '2..•- leCt 3neers•t,:th it , 00-
:.-- --e - _______ T _--.--.. - -- t littlally clears Itself,
and I consider it a sa
ving 01 $1 per day in
all sack kin N of plowing.
ROBERT EVANS:
Ma. R. E, SPUNK: Mists to certify that I have
submitted your self-clearing Coulter, which I
bought of you last fall, to a very. severe testin
plowhig under a hear% piecv of dead clover,
that v. as very ha fly 144,41, and I consider it a
perfect tiOng, for etild plow as long as I
pleased without sbippil g to unclog the plow,
its is invariably the case when using any other
emitter. I certainly would not lie without one
for suit use on my farm for tit rue times it; cost.
Yours truly,,. A.N• II .1 WK.
The subscriber is located at Erie for the pres
ent season anti will cull on farmers in ``versos or
by agents to supply them with
. Coulters and
territory.
if- Town and County Rights for sale nt a
price that will pay the purclutscr ten to one fur
the inve,tment..
This Coulter has been conceded a prize or di
piosna whereer exhibited. For full at ttement
of its operation, ke., report of Ceanint,,,lon
er of Ar4tieniture for 13tH, page 219. .47,-call In
formnt ion address It. E
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Erie, Pa.
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Quarterly repori
Tiff: en.SinTIoN of the First National
k. 7 Bank of Erte,m the morning of the 11Ni
Monday. of July, 1,:,61:
=2
1.0ar.. and I )i•counts 't 51,595 07
( h. erdraft., 1,075 03
Furniture and Eixtures 1,103 00
f'nrrent Expense, 1,539 20
'
Premium , . • 2,177 70
Cash Items and Revenue Stamps... ; ... 2,152 2.1
Due front National 'Santo :39,041 S 5
line from other Banks and Banker 4.... 140 20
U. S. Bowls 1 h - pogited with U. S. Troa- •
sorer to secure Circulating sot, ~ 102,000 00
Do. do. to secure Depoqt4 . 07,o)0 00
U. S. Bowls and s4et.orltles on hand 71,65 n, (g)
Other Stocks and 11 uds _ 9,0301.0
Coup on liana.
National Bank Note. , .-415 00
Notes or State Banks 514 00
Levi 1 Tender Note , ^0,5 0 0 00
Specie and }Tact. Currency... 2 11 44
Compound Intc;reht Notes i& 1.10 2.;,0.t..3\1,3
IIM!1111111111111111E1
SEE
Capital Stock paid iu
Surplus Fund
........
Individual be posits 50,121 21
United states 35,412 RS
Deposit, of V. S. lilsburshig; Officers.... 5,473 51
Due to National Banks 225 32
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Dividends nip:Ltd 12d Od
Dl,edunt, Exchange, Pruitt
and 1.0,..;
Total
0 .
I, M. Sanford, CaAtter of the First 2,7 1 t r i t i 1 1 7 0 4 m 5a !'
Bank of Edo., do selenudy swear that t heabove I
statement is true to the best of my knowledge ,
and belief. • M. SANFORD, cash. 1
State of Penn' a, Comity of Erie, 4:,,,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Gail
day of July, 1S . Z:•:. F. CURTZE,
Jyg-It. - Just tee of the Peace.
Quarterly Report
OF THE CONDITION of the First National
Dank of Union MilLq, Da., on the nun tang
of the shat Monday in July, 1t,68
I=!
Commercial Paper , ,and Bills of tx-
change. ~,,,
Furniture and Fixtm es
Current Expenses....—.....
Cash Items and Revenue Stamps
Due from National Banks
U.S. Bonds deposited with U. S. Trea
surer to secure Circulating Notes..... 50,000 00
U.'S. Bonds and Securities on 5,th10 00
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages... 5,0(k) 00
Fractional Currency :35 00
Specie SO 00
Legal Tender and Compound Inter
est Notes 6,878 00
Tax Account ..... .................. 357 04
Profit and Loss 76 Ij
Total
Capital Stock paid in -
Sniplus Fund
Circulating :Notes
Individual Deposits
. .... ... ............
Due to National Banks
Exchanges, Interest
8.10,000 00
2,614 09
45,000 00
15,603
62 48
• 3,601 l/
TotalBllo,7ol 92
I, Joseph sill, — Cashier of the First Natiorial
Bank of - Union Mills, Eric Co., Pa., do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JOSEPH SILL Cashier.
State of Pennsylvanla, County of Erie, ss.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 71
day of July, .16W. • WM. C. JACh.SON, 9 1
UMW, JaAtice of Cho Palm I
jc,. '
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
rpm: SItIifiCRIBEIt offers for sale his farm,
I sit ualeal In North Ea , t towmdilp, miles
Ave,t of North East station aml 01111 111111. WO, of
3loorlicatl's station., This farm consists of
about one hundred and twenty acre. 4, ninety of
teldell are under 11. 1110.11 , tat.e of cult tv.il inn and
the halama- of gOnd timber. It I, houndcd em
the north by the 13. eri E. It. It., ninetv,ix rod,
in width :tint runs s,all 11 I'l7 rod,. 'llle 11011 , 0,
bn roil, ,sll Inae,es and fence, ore all In Grout tr.
rah.; There 1, a lalge apple orchid on the
lurii Wllllll will Minh:l, 111 nrllsiar. year. PI
liarrO`l of br,t %%inter fruit, ai,u ni lit r Iron of
lii' first quality. 'There ail :thundanee of iim
L. ti water,:ll.o a good ,tone quarl V,
.111.1` nI ill,' I11•0111 1 / 1 "11,10.1. I will ~•11 the N.llf
111 ilk Ml.' 11110 .(11I,••• park, 1.. ,nll pot
Iffily it 5111:111 pal uu ul 111 11.0 ill Irmo
red, and ten years time given "II tile 1511.11110 by
ptiyitoz annual Interest.
jr:=ll . . THOMAS MI:L1. 4 PN.
NI"CollIc..
13A(lrosAr.s will be received up to M()N11.117
:EVENING, JULY Ina-, for the coil.
sfruction of three abutments for a bridge on
Filth street, over the canal.
plans 111141 fiWellicatiotui to lie B , Cn at the
office of the City Engine, r.
M. lIARTLEII,
(1. :st:sMITIt, •
JOS. EICIIENL.I.I.II,
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J. 0. 10.KElt,
Street Committee.
G.;W. SHERWIN, City Engineer. Jy2-2to
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STRAY CATTLE.
GSME on the premise.; of the undersigned, In
I Mill Creek towns h ip, 3 miles from Erie, on
Thursday, June trith, two yearling Steer., one
red and the other white and red, and one two
year old hider, ncarly all wline. The owner Is
reue.ted hi take them away and pay all char
ge., or they will be dealt with according to law.
JY2-11. FREDERICK I'ETIU.
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY.
rilins IS TI) GIVE NoncE that on the Silt day
of .lune, A. I)., 1545, a warrant. in bankrupt
cy was Issued against the estate of M, A. Oit',
of the boro' of Union Mills, county of Eric,
and State of Pennsylvania, who has been ad
judged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to him, for Ids use, and the trims
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law-, that a meeting of the (Tedl tots of the 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 he holden at the
°Mee of the Register, in the city of Erie; before
S. E. Woodruff, Esq., Register in said dist lief, on
the' Mk day of Aug., A. D. IS 4 N, at 11 o'clock., A.'
M. THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
By O. P. Davis. Dept. U. S. Marshal.
The Coming Conflict.
r E4isegeattrinlucemalaLsr Aol i 13 11 4.s,croiw,iietrae g ,, M L,
Gents, get up Clubs in our great ONE DoI.LAIt
SALE of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,Silver Ware,
Plated Ware, &e, Thousands ran testify to the
superior qualite, and the large remuneration
received for selling our goods. We will prtsent
to any person (free of expense) sending us a
anti, goods worth 23 to Saw, or will pay cash, if
neees.ary. All goods sold at a uniform price 01
One Dollar for each article. We ha% e made
special arrangements with the celebrated ()d
-ental Tea Company to _supply God'. standard
Teas and COlfees at their best Klee,. Agents
wanted everywhere. Descriptive circulars m ill
bejsent tree, on application.
CHAS. LETTS :CO.,
Manufacturers' Agent"!
J 61 and 1,0 Federal st., Roston,
Warrant in Bankruptcy.
tIIIIS IS TO tiIVENOTIOE that on the stliday
o f June, • D., 1•41, a WArrant in bank
ruptcy was heated against the estate of Charle:
I , .lleers, of Erie city, in the county of Erie,
Suite , of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt on hf e own pi lltion ; That the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to hint and for Ins
use, and the transfer of any property by lino
are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the
creditors of the tnid bankrupt, to prose their
debts and to 0100', one or more AsAgnees of
bis estate, will lie held at a Court of Bank pt
es, to be holden at the °Mee of tile Ileir,i‘ter:, in
'the city of Erie, in the.efettily of Erie anti Stale
of Penn'a, before S. E. Woodruff, Ito:osier, on
41 3 ii. 13th day of Aug. A. D., la A.
aKI Tito A.; A. Ito W LEV,
U. S.
by G. P. Davis, Dept. E. S. Mtui,lial,
Discharge in Bankruptcy.
1 THE DISTRICT COURT of, tho t'nited
States, for the Western District of Pennsyl
vania.
_Frank, Allen, a bankrupt under the
Aid of Congress of March 21, havingat e_
pt "IL higatlotar.mautebtla—
er claims provable under said net, by order of
the Court, notice is hereby given to all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
litter, sled, to appear on the 12111 day of
Au4tcd, is,S, at a o'clock, A. M. before S. E.
Woodruff, Esq., Register, at his oinee, In
the city of Erie, Penna._ to show cause, if
any they have, why a discharge should not
be granted to the said bankrupt. And further,
MA lee Ls hereby given that the seeond and third
Meetings of ere.litors of said bankrupt, required
by the '27th and 2stit sections of said :tet, will be
hill before the said Register, at the SlllllO time
and pine , . • S. L. ItfcCANDLESS,
Clerk of U. S. District Court fur said District.
'FARMERS READ !
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Mercier Flexible Harrow .
1.
HE FOLLOWING CO3 rArt7NICATIONS frtan
v. ell known citizen. , esplant Itsinerits: . L .•
LETTER FROM' GEE. KILLPATUICR.
I heretic certify that I have used the "Mercier
lextble 'Harrow," the right of which for this
riniraer
this machine than with nny other I am ac
quainted With. It combines the qualities of
lightness, cheapness and durability, and is the
most perfect harrow that I have ever seen. It
Gan be easily changed Into a cultivator for Corn
and any boy large enough to drive a team can
readily and easily take it apart and put it to
gether again. I most cheerfully receriamend
my friends and acquaintances to buy this ma
chine, as I consider it altogether the best in
use. =No risk is incurred by the purchase, lie the
buyer will have ample opportunities or trying
before paying for it. I have purchased a Har
•tow and a farm right.
1 JOHN KILLPATRICK,
East Mill Creek.
LEITER 1 , 11031 bR. JOH:: S. CARTER
Having witnessed the operation of this7l:lr
i.ow at the trial on the land of Gen. Killpatrick,
on the lsth of June, I have no hesitation in Say
lug that I believe it to be a very :superior Imple
ment of its class, and quite worthy the atten
tion of all who have occasion to use smelt an ar
ticle. Its flexibility—which causes it to adapt
itself clobely to the surface of the go atml, how
ever rough or uneven it may be, is a feature of
much Importance, awl one that distlngue,he,
this front' all other HarroWs.. There are at_,)
other peculiarities in its construction which
will be readily perceived by the intelligent far
mer, and which will doubtless tend, ere long. to
bring it into general use. I have purchased one
of these Harrows for use on toy land.
JOHN S. CARTER:
Manuilietured and sohl by the under,lgnr,
mho I.:tiara:lt CC'S the it-arrow , : to give entire sat
Abfaction. ' JOHN li. WELsI.I,
Webb House, near Phila. k Erie Shop:,
jy2',li-tf
PROSPECTUS.
ITRE MORNLNG PATRIOT
The office of the late Patriot and Union
!I nu passed into the hands of tile undersigned '
( they propose to supply a vacuum that has lon ,
ex bled In the newspaper press of interior Penn
sylva`nia.
From some cause or other the reading masses
of the Democratic party of the great interior
counties of the State have been compelled, el
' ther to do without the latest news or patronize
journals whose political sentiments were tits
' tasteful to them.
The Morning Patriot is intended to sta,Pl ,l 3"
this want. •
Its proprietors Are determined that no effort
shall be spared, on 'their part, to make it fully
equal, or, a newspaper, to any of its competitors.
hatever the elect le wires are able to commu
nicate, up to [he hour of going to press will be
furnished In its columns every morning; and
its largo size will enable it to give mittens much
rending matter as any of its contemporaries.
As an advoctite of sound political sentiments,
favoring no faction, clique or section, but devo
ting its entire energies to the good of the whole
party ; as a vehicle of the latest news, and a
chronicler of passing events, we are determined.
It shall not be excelled: and we confidently ap
peal to a discriminating public for [lint appre
ciatiCin and encouragement which are Indi‘pen
sable to success. '
For the Daily, one year in advance, ;?7.1.10
•" Sim month " 3.50
Single Copley, Three, Cents,
TUE. WEEKLY PATRIOT.
- AOOO 00
10,751'71
. 145, .00 00
It ts,the determination of the proprietors of
the Patriot to make their weekly journal fully
Squat to what the Patriot and Union was in its
p dullest days. It will be one of the largest
weekly paper. in the State, and special pains
will be taken to till Its columns with such read
ing matter as will be alitto interesting and use
ful to the Fanner, the Mechanic and the Man
of Business, and to make it tin a:4lecable and
welcome visitor in every fiuntlY.
Every rierson should subscribe to the paper
printed its his own county, and we do not mean
to enter Into competition with the local papers
of the State. But, ninny people take their home
paper and - a city payer in addition. To such see
send greeting.
.
2gie copy, ouc ... , <2 50
six month , I ill
Ten copies, one year "0
Twenty copies, one year "1 Oo
Fifty copies to one address) One t 0
One hundred copies 125 Pt/
All orders should he addressed to • '
B. F. MET EIF.S ..tr.
•
, Harrisburg, Fa.
,31,6114 44
1,2J3 12
1,4511 69
224 13
312,
6,1J2 91
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CLARK & G-0013WIN,
BANKERS,
Erie, • •
Jos. D. Clark. of the firm of Clark t Motenif.
and John S. Goodwin, of the firm of Eliot,
Goodwin & Co„ having associated together for
the purpose of doing a general banking busi
ness In all Its branches, opened on Wctinef,day,
April ist,in tho room recently occupied by the
Second National Bank, corner Stale street and
Park ROW; succeeding to the business of Clark
& Metcalf, who dissolved partnership on the Ist
of April, 1868. Tho firm of Eliot, Goodwin &
Co., also dissolving on the same date, we hope
for a continuance of the patronage heretofore
given us.. npr2-tf.
•
$116,701 02
TOD PI - ONTO:0 of every kind, In large or
small quantities, plain or colored, dOne In
the best style, and at. moderate prices, at DM
Obser:er office
Wanted.
To PUTIVIASE, any of the legitimate paper
that is due or becoming due, from the firm
of Brecht do Co., livery men.
41453 w P. P.M:MK:MR.-
CUE
TP:r M
ISO. S. GOODWIN
Nrtt) ..ablirrtiscmctimt
n..out.t:• IL:7t.IIA LT
Bay State Iron Yorks!
NC O I3I-.1 4 1
Founders, Maellinists astil Boil
er Makers,
Works : C'oru,:r Peach and 3,1 St:;., Erie; Pa
Lo. ing ‘l4ll.ivc , air
\lit :lie rn ~,,14 . ,
oiaptlj for
Stationery, Marine and Portable Engines,
Of all sizes, either with single or cut-off valves
fiTHAsi VETMP SAW 3.11 LE WORK, BOIL
ERS, SAILS, TANKS, ETC.
Ai ,all kindg of Heavy and Light Caqing.
Particular attention given to Building and Ma
chinery Castings.
Volt%l.l3.—StParn's Circular Mill Itig4 and
Head Blocks which are the 1...4 in u'e. John
son's Rotary Punnet, Gas Vine and , rittfin,,,
/I:rm....Goods, Babbitt Metal, e te.
Jobbing solicited at reduced price;. All work
warranted. Our motto Is, •
CUSTOM:ERB :CUSP BE SUITED
We are bound to Nell a.s low :Is the lowest.—
Please call and examine.
FRANK WINCIIELL & CO.,
AUCTION & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 824 State Street.
Funxituro and all lands of (Mods,
Wares and Merchandise, bought and sold and
received on consignment.
Sales; at private residences attended tcy lit tiny
•irt of the city.
Sale of Hou,i•liiild Furniture. Carp( In, Queen.-
'ware, Horse., Wagon and all kinds of good on
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
AT 0 . ' 4 O'CLOCK', A. 3L
A largo consignment of Qtteensware, Glass
ware, ltuhemlan andClilllaVase. now on hand,
will be closed out regardless of cost at private
sale:
endued attended to In any part of the
county.
Tollworthy & Love,
1390 PEACII ST.,
Have adopted a nen• syst< ut of doing bust
ne,s, and would re , pect fully eall the attention
of I heir customer , , to the fact that they are now
selling good', for
CASII, Olt READY PAY
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tir e by .0 :101:1 , 4 :uol woo la a...4[A hem to call luol
see our sillontlid stock. of groceries,consisting of
Ten..,
' Coders,
Fingriv.;,
• Spices,
r verythlng In a well kept grocery
store, We al,o have the best quality of
EINE COUNTY FLOOR.
.11 , 0 11:1:1) In unlimitol griantittcs. Give us
ToLA'ORTITY & LOVE,
1,;!)0 reach St., oppo,lte :National Hotel.
myl2-tr.
BLANK. 'BOOKS!
Caughey, 3lcCreary & Moorhead,
WILL SILL
I3Lli~i If EOO.IIS,
of every description,
BOOKS, ENVELOPES AND PAPER,
CE6P-A.P£ll,
Than any house in this city; Also,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
At Wholesale, tvs e t r e aAa n a n r t i .r npobbing; -house in
- ,
131131,P,5t -
The Depository O of the Bible Society, as
(*AUG HEY, M'CREARY d: MOORHEAD'S.
rnyll-tf.
FOR THE - FARMERS.
SHEEP SJlTlAlLS.—\\,'lllttnsou's best, and
t,itrung', Patent tt•litep Shears.
N JUL in any quantity,
GRIND STONES.-20 toils Berea 'and Lake
'Huron.
SCYTIILS.—Grass a:rl Giatn, 91 the best ma.
kers.
GRAIN CRADLES.—G rapes Inc anQ Mnley,
complete with Scythes.
11.1 Y FOR R,"9.—Two and three tined
HOES, Shovels, Spade., Manure Forks and
Hay Knives, for sale by
1=
DOOK AGENTS WANTED—To solicit orders
Al for DM Wm. SMITICS DICTIONARY OF
TM,: BIBLE. TILE ONLY EDITION Prit
IN AM - ERICA, CON romsrni fly Dit. oWN
RAND. In one lame fret:lvo volume. illustrated
with over 125 steel and wood engravings.
Agents and subscribers. see that you get the
genuine o,lition by PT.Sinith.
The springlield Republican ,ays, this edition
published by Messrs. Burr tt: Co., Is the
thing. •
Tee Congregationalist says, whoever wishes
go get, in the cheapest loon. the best inetion-'
ary of the Bible should buy - this.
WE ALSO WANT AGENT, for F.LLIOT'S new
work, REMAREABLE CHAR.% (TEM AND
MEMORABLE I'LACE-' 4 of THE HOLY LAND.
lly HEN - 1 - WA nn BEECHER. T. D. WooI.SEY, I.L.
D. Pres. of Yale Col„ Jost , rot CE3Egisms,
LL. D., Pres. of Wesleyan Univ. Br. REV. TLIOS,
M. CLAIM, Bishop of R. 1., Sc.,
They are new and original Works by these au
thors, and their subjects are approved by cler
gy-men of all denominations. Agents are meet
ing with unparalleled success. We employ no
GCneral Agents for either book, and oiler extra
Inducements to Canvassers. Agents will see
theadvantage of dealing directly with the PUB
LISHERS. For descriptive circulars with •full
particulars and terms, address the .Publisher , ,
mr2S-lit J. B. BURR & CO., Hartford, Conu.
lion4e and. Lot for Sale.
runE SITENCRIIII:It offers for vale a IF.W and
j_ conveniently arranged house, well situated,
In the beautiful
VILLAGE OE NORTH EAST
Good well of water, two Cistern, geoll Darn
and an abundance of the,
' BEST VARIETY OF FRI:IT.
PRICE LOW,---TER3IS REASONABLE.
Tho property is especially desirable, inas
much as the fake Shore Seminary, an Institu
tion of learning, which will not ho excelled by
any in the country, is located near the premi
ses. For particulars, inquire of the subscriber,
on the premises,
my24-3m.
Warrant ha Bankruptcy
.
'VMS TO GIVE NOTICE thaf on . the Sth
day of June A. In, hsiS, a Warrant In
Bankruptcy was I,ated 'against the estate of
Charles B. Clark, of the city of Erie. in the
county of Erie, and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own pe
tition; That the payment of -any debts and de
livery of any property belonging to such bank
rupt to him, and tor his use, and the t ran , ter or
any property by huh are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and to choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be bold :it a I 'ourt
of Bankruptcy, to be holden.at the whet , ot the
Register, in the city or Erie, before S. E.
Wtuxlruir, Register, on the 1.;;:i day of Aug.,
A. I)., IS6 S, at 11 o'eloek, A. M.
THOMAS .1. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
By G. P y D;vk, Dept. U. S. Marshal.
14-4,,v..
Warrant in Banitraptcy.
quits is TO GI VI: NOTICE that on tin-Nth day
of June, A. D., L 564,. a Warrant in Bank-.
ruptey was issued out of the District Court of
the United States for the Western Instriet of
Pennsylvania, against the estate of Pearson
Clark, of Erie' City, in the county of Erie and
StateofPeunsylvania, who have lawn adjudged
bankrupts upon their own petition: that the
payment of any debts and deli% ery of any pro
perty belonging to such bankrupts, to them or
for their use, anti the tramfer of any property
by them are forbidden by law; that a meeting
of the creditors of said bankrupts to prove
their debts and to enotn.e. one Or more a,lintees
of their estate.; will be held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy, to be holden nt the oftlee of S. E. Wood-
Tuff, to the Court House, in the city of Erie, be
fore S. E. Woottritir, D.q., Register, on the hut
„Iv. of August. 1 , 6 , t, at It o'clock", A. M.
"..110)1AS A. ROWLEY,
C. S. Marshal, Messenger.
By 0, P. Davis, Dept. LT. S. Marshal. -
Jets-Br.
o):site4So-1:1 1 DiOn4; 4 1j4:1•11
DEALERS IR
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods!
CORNER OF SEMITE STREET,
E. 11,1 V., VA.
• Adin inistratorm Notice.
TEWERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the es
-1.4
late of Mary Fellcita Heintz, decoct., late of
Erie city, having been granted to the Under
shruell, not tee Is hereby given to all inciebbd to
the scone to matte Immediate payment. and
those having claims against the said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment, S. ROBS THOMPSON,
Erie. my2l-6t Atirdzastrator.
or
Poor 1. - louse' Pro-oca-L
-t,,Y. •
7DI" VII:fiI:AN DIN 1•1:11•4,1 - ANt
plIWt onfrri, 41 I, :1 Ai
rat 1444. 4,41.44 r 4., 4.
.„
I".\ I): r t 1.,,w „,,
nl Erit• 1:0141111" .1rj.,11! .t .11..14 1, ;• t 4,,
tilt 111 4,1111c1,1 if ;II 111, It, „,
ISril'/•41144113 atiO tto. hit. , o:
...al, I eti • 'Ye r , P
lious, and le., the
.11111 for ll o.l „a tn , .•
ot said. ottnt‘,' d ttv• .nto day oi
,sll,
It 4 " 1177Ny1 . 4.011.1,111 ,. It A,1,1,1
I A . 1..• Poor .117t1 11, , • 11.11. 4 , If 1.1.1111%J, //if 11 ,
the, eottnty ~r 5ci7,71:4.1
ft71. 4 )1171i I I 7 , , ..,al4ll ~1117,
Haig A , "t , casual tt,lt, I a 7;,,.tr,1 ti 1.10.1,
iteweb.l, rcservo.loo,l 4.001110 d 7 - or I it, 11,t,
I'oor for the vomit Y which 1.001 I, lora.
te'. l , on Itood 00.1 01,00 loin
11111e3 more or 10.0 koutowc. , tkrly front the City
of Erie, described not follow., to wit: Com
mencing at thy southwe..t.corm ror tl ,l )l.suds
known and edit d the third trot lion of lUo town
of Erie at a ig.t, thence north 27
ono hundred and thirty-ono and ~ ner l eaf
elu s to a post: lizi , nce north nut
hundred all l l twenty - -our awl -nu en-ir 10.0 101-
(1-s to a r 0 ,7 t ilenee degre,,, ta.t one
hundred and thirty-ow. and om•-iialt poo 10-, fo
a pout; thew, westwardly oneh tludr..l and
twenty-one and seven-tenth perches to the
place of beginning, cont.dning one - hunch , d
acres of land. said land In bounded on the
smith by the lltdge !toad, we , t by lands of J•
Evan, and north and out by 1,1 d. 9 of 31. W.tr
fel. •
.N 0111.1.: it HALL.
The buildings and bnj rvc. Mont , . nn the fail
land art. a, foller,v.4, wit :'1,t1,• larg4,l
brick blinding, noW, and hi , retllnlre WI. a
Poor Iroti.i.; one worid..ll building for a
; a wa...h bitliery, two
barns, a nii.e thrifts orchard, grape., eilerrit,i,
At a inceting of the said Board hell at the of
flee of the Com - missloners of Erie County, on
June 17th, tsiol '
all the member. being present,
It wag resolved IT a majority of the members of
sail Board to sell the said hercluliefore des
eribed Poor Ifouse Farm at public auction, on
the Court House steps, In the city of.Erle, to thil
highest and best bidder, on TuesddY, Jul.y
at o'clock I'. M., which' ahl sale will lii n
and there take place, of which notice I. hereby
given.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mon
ey In hand, and the balance in two equal annu
al linstallments, with interest to be ptaid annu
ally, to be secured by Judgment liond and mort
gage on the preluises.
1.. M.
5..1, GODFREY, l-Co. Cent's,
W3I. R'h:l:it, 1
ANDREW TRW: I'6ON.
Director of Poor Board of S.il",
Je2.l-It.
Erie Julie is, 1:-.Us
WATCHES, DLINONDS,
Es ANC - Y
AT
Q 0 S
Paragon Building, 23 N. 'Pa l rk Place, Erie,
Next door to Merelfant'b rilioll Eil)reJ,S
A stock of ,i'2, o 0 v..irl It of eice.mt :nal fash
ionable goody will la, Oiler.d, 10r tin: next 1.1,1,..j
%noun's, ut a very great re,luvtlon in price.
The Stovit Is all Lew and d at lug.. r
rates of wild than now, and d. n•runn.sltoasofd
losses in future, small pr 0n.., and ease t
thins shall benefit alike en-tomer aiel (hailer.
Thinly year, est:JAI-lied to hrie, ut the •anie
business, may lie SMIPe guaranh e that no ..z.rut
amount of nu,representation will he €Ol ploy
but Just enough Old Fogy and Youth; A.inei lea
spirit to uarrant bale transartious and good
bargains.
SILVER SPOONS OP COIN sILVER,
•For bale or wade mit1;111
kinds of t line keepers aud Jewelry ea efully -
paired and warranted. (give ine
iny2ll7-tf. T. M. AUSTIN.
wAmwa IN BANKRUPTCY.
rilnui is TO wvE NoTicE Uoit ‘th
I day of June, A.D., A x,al b
ruptey was is`al :tatte,t the 1 , 1 ate tot
Andrews, of A lidon, in the county of it.,
and State of P. who ha, Lein
judg,t a hank' opt on hi, own 1 , , 'Anon •'
-that
the payment of ally debt, or try of any
ploperty Uelow.zip_r, to such bankLuia,to 11/111,
of tor ins use, and the tian,ter of any proper'.
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
the Creditors 0: the said bankrupt, to pro, ,
their debts, and to elior,e. One or MON`
hmnet ills e•tati•, t r ill be neld at a Coat t
Bankruptcy, 1. , ) be L A len :it tiie of 1 , ,.
Register, in the city et ' En,. Pa., belore S. V.
Woodruff,. Eel., Itegn,ter, on Inv halt day V ,
August, A. 1)., 1 , 64, at 11 ,elot•k, A. M.
•
THQM \N"
MIIIMMSM
JAS. T3LISS, -
DEALER AND •:1/1'21:1:
Vegetables and Provisions
etc!,
No. 22 East fifth Street, Erie, Pa.
I would call the attention Of the pubbe to tit
fact tact litho
• Sell Goodit on Commission.
Particular attention Dail to that haah-ln. •t
and to forwarding to dealvi., all kind, V,
tables, Fruits, &c,
. HALL'S
It Is the hest article known to nr., , erve 1 he hair
It Will pwittively restore Gray hale to its ui Igi
nal Color and promote its growth.
It is au entirely new twl•mtille ell•rovory
combining many of the mo-t powei
storative :igents in the vLget.il,le Ititmaom.
It makes the hair smooth and glos , y, ton
does not stain the skin.
It is recommended and u,ed by the hr st tool
lea! authority.
R. P. HALL & co., Nashua, N. IL, Propi'letor
For sale by all druggists. , iny7-1111,
J. C. SELDE-N,
523 French Street
LETTERS OF AD3uNrls-rILATIf
estate of Samuel Ilarbison. dec. I. in NV,,t
erlord town-hip, having been granted tilt , an
dersigned; notice is hereby an en to tat ind•
ed to the battle to make amm,liate pay went
and tho,e having ehtinis ~ ;at,
will present them, dal:: anti, b•ated, for. svt.
tienient. ELIZA li-VREISON,
_JOHN It. CROSS%
Adtaint , ,tratot,
Waterford, June f.'3,1,
n t•iwnslilmvild-q•
Ikl E ; N in ( f ) l i t l d \ t ‘ V U io r r E ii ' . ;l :•i i ilel e id ' o.l . work. bran fail I I
entertainment ;mud instruction, the Is••••
UM -I EX plOr:. t 101
of the Nile Tributaries of •ft.lo Nil
mystery solved; the country, climate, soil, pio
ductions, a 'aural scs neiy• MOM, and custi•in
in the pcopli•;exi,lllll4 adventures in hunt ni
lephants, lion,, turnaloes, os. hippota
111110, etc. 130011 agents el, ..I",vhcre iind
to their Interest to c.minitie t lii, WoriC, Sp, ci
men pages turnisheti. Mir canvassers aro li.iv
ing meat Latin, sail it rapidly nie
Make large NI ages.
• "An admirable record ofse.entilic explorat
geographical illseovery, and personal
Lure."—N. V. Tribune.
"It is issued in a very attractive I. an I
as matertudning as ti T 0111.111,2 . --110.1. )11 .1i
nal. U. D. CASE & C t.. Pub1E.11.•r,..-,
inyi I. dart bard. Conti.
il'arrant in Bankruptcy - .
riumz. IS TO (AVE NO rruE that On the st h dm
1 o fJun t .,A. Warrant ill Ban krapie .
was Issued against the eAt ate of Jas. H. tirboi 0t i
of the ell)- of ti le, in the county ot Erie, :on
State 01 Peunsylvanot, a ho ha, been ado:dz..
a bankrupt On his own petition; that the 1,,v
111,11 i. 111 any di It. And - delivery of
belonging to Wu), tor his use, and the transo
of any properly by hint are forbidden by law
that LI nuctin, of the creditors of the said in ink
rapt, to prove their debts and to choose one ..
more Assignees of his estate, kill be held at
Court of Dankrupto, to be hohleu at the nnt
of the Register, in the cite of Erie , bell S. F.
WoodrUtr, Esq., Register In said district, en th
13th day of August, A. a, Isai,nt. M
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal, Mes.silug...r.
Dy D. P. Davis, Dept. U.S. Marshal.
z -t4'.
IT. I'OOTF
EB sTE irs
.711)gEDi
10.01)1) W0c. , ..1 .una gang-: not ult ut I.
Piot tumart..4. .1 in , tty e , Nery
faintly • :..nnient. 1. Actior .unuf profe.sional nu,
What I.tbru,ry NVIIIIOUt b.
1:11!1,11• 1 111/1 , 1 1,,,, ry
,11,4102 In 111., , ;( n,peobr, to Any oilier Ft!
li/Otnunary klloWn to me."—lton.
- The New Wei ,ter is glorious—lt perr,,, , t,
it dt~h Bll, , anal cats , COMpetith.ll—it Le:IN(
nothing to In , de•-ired."—.l. itaymouti, L
L., Pres't Vas ..ar College.
"TM , Ivort: is the richest had: of In formatlo
in the world. There is probably more real cdt
cation In It titan can he bought for the ,an
amount of.mortes in any language. Every F.
sonage should` have a copy at the expense
the pa Nnh. It would improve many pulp,
more than a trip to. Europe, and at a much le
cost."—N. Y. elitist tan Advocate.
"TL' National Pictorial is really rt ~.."ettl or
Dictionary. 1,1 , t the thing for '
azi I.tt ur at I MotititlV.
by G. J.: C. ME11.1.: I:Gl,:L\.t.
Springtlvl , l,
Sold by rallloolizAcilers.
ES
- WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY.
rilins' VOGIVENOTICE that ott the Ist hOn
of May, A. IL 1.54k1„ a wnrru In •1, 1; up
ay was Issued ttz,alnst the estate of NC.
Evarte, of tinlori URN, In the county
Erie and State of Pennsylvania, who has bee
adjudged a bard:rapt on his own petition; tin
the payment of any debts and delivery of at
property belonging to him, for his tse, arid t
transfer of any property by him are mrhidde
by lair; that a meeting of the creditors of it
'al,l bankrupt, to prove their <t i anal
r herne one or more Arl.ignee , i of dui e , tate,
1,,t 1101,1 at a (mart of Ilan:: routes, to be holden
the ~1)1,e of the Register, in the city firte.
fore S. E. Woodruff, Esq., Regi , ter Ut , aI,I dl
trier, on the Irtli day lA' Augu , t, A. 11. 1 , ,
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