350 1 ffgrintitte:
!=il
Traveler's Guide.
113. The time by which tho Dike tfhote and
the Erie di Pittsburgh trains are run ht L 2 min
fates stoner num Erie ttme—that of the Phila
delphia & Erie 10 minutes tivter.
PIIIIADIMPLICA AND ELLIE II kl LIIOAD.
Arrive. . Depart.
tr.so p. m Mall Train 10:55 a. In.
thao a m ...... .......Erie Exprevt ..... .... .. ti:'..S p._m.
3:50 p. m_ Warren • .I.ccanlmodni 1.. n . 5:10 a. m
Ears AND PiTTSSiritnn RA WV) 4.D.
Arrive. Depart.
--.......Plttaburgh Expreas 10:63 a. m.
- kceommodation....... ... C:(10 p. m.
1:20 a. in .....Erie Ateammotlattou. .....----
2.14. p. m. Erie Express -
to=
10=2
10:30 a. m Neu - York Exprovi --
3:25 p. m ....... _Day Expreac ...... . :3:13 p oh.
7:05p. m...... Expn.se
12:50 a. m Night Es pre,“ . 3:15 a. m.
-Steamboat.. hzpreaa_....:l2:so 111:
...... Kapresa ..........10:10 a. in,
....... .Accammodatlon 5:43 a. in.
=2
Lrrive.
4:4U M M
.Nient Express
.....New York Express..
. ..... Cincinnati Express.
8:45 p. m Day Express.
1k25 a. m. Toledo Express....
la) m Steamboat Express
8:50 p. m—Mail and Accommodation . c:00 a. in
OIL CREEK AHD ALLEGHENY RIVER R. B.
DepartTimHU departing and arriving at Corry:
, , . Arrive.
9:45 a. In Express Trkin, 1:W a. tn.
Ede p. in Mail Train .... B:aS a. in.
Train' departing and arriving at Irvineton :
Depart.
m Arrive.
7:05 a.
Express Train , ' ' Y 45 p. m.
1:35 p. in Mali Train, ' 12:10 p. in,
Closing of Mails.
New York, Boston and Wash, 9:20 a. tu. ,iA) p. ut
Buffalo, Canada, and New York Central
Railroad 4 831 a. in. and 8:00 p. m.
Buffalo and Erie Way Mail . '2:45 p. in.
Cleveland and Erie Way Mail 9:20a. in.
Cleveland ............... 9'.8 a. in. and 8:00 p. in.
Chicago a. in. and 8:00 p. in.
Erie and Pittsburgh 9 a. in.
Philadelphia Zit Erie, Warren ACconl
modatlon. supplying offices tern
Erie and Warren,oll Creek, A. dc U.
W. R. R. and Meadville son p. MI
Philadelphia, Ilarrhiburg. Baltinior.
and Washington and Philadelphia
and Erie east of Warren, and War
ren di Fr4nklin it. R
Phila., Harrisburg, Baltimore dz. Wa4h.
ingtoa, .„ h:11 p. in
Edinboro and McKean.. . 1..00 p. m
Wattsburg, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays
TIME OF ARRIVAL.
New York, Boston, Buffalo and Wash
ington. .... ... .......... a. tn. and :::ill, p. re.
Buffalo and Erie Way Ma11..............1091 a. m,
Cleveland and Erie Way ..... /MO p. m.
'lZ:eland . ........ ........ 2:C.J R. in. and 4:40 p. in.
Chicago
Erie and Pittsburgh .. . .ISmi p. or,
Warren Aeeomtinslation. Oil Creel:
- -
A. & G. W. It. IL awl Mvad‘llie.....p.
yhila., Harrisburg, Baltimore and
- Witabliaatan 1 , k.t.5 a. Tr:.
Philadolphia, Harrl..bw 1 4, Rah Intort , .
Washington, and I'. ,t E. It. IL, east
of , Warren, awl \'arrtu
Frank
lin R. R
Edinboro and _A2.1,0111.
Wattabung. Taos-Jay., Thursdays and
. SU a. at.
fir °Moo houra how 7:14., A. M. to !I I'. M.
yti ad ay, (Moe Nail fro ni.:44,0 to A. M.
.11,14.3 t. I,TER REIT, P. M.
Blanks for Sale at the Observer Office.
The fallowing blanks are kept for Kale at the
Observer office, and can be furn!sited in Pm'
number desired.:
Notes o' all kinds, single le
u :ablz Receipts. single and in hooks.
Warrantee Deeds, Celli Wit and New lioeg
Arm:
Mortgages, common and with extra manse.
Quit Claim Deeds.
• Agreements for the Sale Of Land.
Marriage Certificates.
Warrants for the Relief of the Mot.
Landlord's Warrants.
Common Bonds,
JudgMent Bonds, Common and Tight Form.
Interrogatories.
Leases, Common and Tight Form.
Marrs of all kinds.
Summons, Subpsenna and Search Warrants.
Executions and 14clre Faclati.
Declarations.
Administrators' and Guardians' Bowls.
Commonwealth Warrants.
Aillidavet„Dond and Attachment.
_Power of Attorney.
011 Leases and Refusals.
License Petitions and Bonds.
Assignments.
Mee/lentos' Llen.
Garnishee Attachment,
Endolsee vs. Endr:, - , s er .
Conatattle's st^,'„ e a said Bond..
Corunlitr , _,•
For Stab and For Rent.
PBlet Lthr.—Double ancsrt Deeds 01,tli per
dozen ; 75 cta. per half 'dozen. Single 'Sheet
Deeds and Mortgages 7 e cents per dozen 40 eta.
Per hall dozen. Novas and Receipts 75 cents per
oundned; 40 cents fifty; 10 cents adozen. In
books of ode hundred 3/,00: of fifty 5 0 cents; of
twenty-flve 30 cents. All other blanks are got
up on sheets of uniform size, at 40 cents per
dozen, or 25 cents per half dozen. Where small
paetuates are ordered by mall 10 erne addition-
Al will be charged for postage. ' 711: 7-tf.
Agents for the Observer
IVe have selected the following gentlemen as
our agents In the places named, to transact, any
business in connection with the office. Persons
knowing themselves indebnxi t to rim hand
them the money, and their reef...pl . ; will tie ac
knowledged the wine I») If Riven ).%* ottrael%
Carry;-Amo, Heath.
Petroleum Centrr-G.• .. W. %%ikon.
Tidloute-Nelson Clark.
Oak orove-Wm. J:Welktr.
Wayne-D. W. Hoirunl.
Youngsvllle--Cupti G. J. Whitney,
Hpaxtansb-Joan G. Burlingham
T/tusvillestk Ewing:
\Vaterford-W.
Union Borough-H. V. B. Brown.
Cni.)n Township-Moss. qtnilry.
Albion-C. E. Lincoln.
Fairview-Amos Stone,
Guard--Capt. U. W. Hutchinson.
Elk Creek and Lundy 's Lane--W la. Sherman.
Springfield-Gilbert Hurd.
Lockport-J. C. CaulTman.
Watteburg-Lyman Itobln , on
McKean Township--E.
Edlnboro-3larcus Salev.
Harbor Creek-. Wm. Saltsinau.
%Vealeyville-Edward Jones.
Brartb Fsist-13. S. Tabor.
Jaekson'l Jackson. 1:.,
, A,0•24 to thie Ladies.—
DR. DUPONOWS
GOLDEN PERIGDICA L PILL:-
goa Iglut.T4F24
ritallable lb correcting Irrestular,ol.., -
' in Obstructions of the Monthly Tttrns, trete
whatever cause;,sna silwayx mucer,du I WI,/ N . V.
VentrVe.
4.113 P 11.1: Is A. DOSE.
•Female 6 'necnilarly sit nhted, or thus. stippne
ling themselves so, are cautioned against; nsft•.g
these Pills !chili in that condition, lest they in
vite miscarriage, after schicit admonition the
''Proprietor assumes no responsibilt ty, allhough
their Mildness - would preveno . any mischief to
health..i,otheririse ,the Pills are recommended
gg • '
r MOST'INWALVABLE REMfrark •
for the alternator' of those Buffering front my
inesularAthas whatever, as well as to prevent au
increase of family when health will not penult
k; quieting the :times and bringing brwk 1.18 ,
"may commo of health" to the cheek of the moat
delicate. ,
~.
. Pull and explicit direction,' armitquirs) Pact,
box. - •
Privet* pert - o - i, Si 2%01 eP. $5. Sold in 'Erie lay
31. NICK & SONS, ditrltg r i.i•,.1140..g..tit. Itjr
Erleatrd vicinity. ' 6 ,
$ Ladles by zentiknrthera $1 ugh" tht , IN at
onice,;caVusse the Vila scut icoundeuti ally:. by
mail tdany
_tart br the country, freept Kuttage:
800 als4iif E. I. Ilazeltine, Warren ;;Ilotr
inan &_Antirews, (airy; Callender & co!,
C. Viral Ar Co., North Eugt;...l.ivett
!Wright, Wemfield. ° 1 •
R. D. itsiVr:E, Rale Proprietor,
Now York,
myVe6-13r:
JOHN
' mutts' 8 -ss • • .
•, • . . • • .
Clothing:and Gent's purninfilng (;?ods 1
OORNICR OF savr:Fra'sfnEaT.
Elm it:. PA„.
, .
• " REMOVAL.'-
ItS. 111.71NEEti. byelaw. ect mom. tall
.. stand, south t 'Depot' to the new store
three doors west of the American Hotel, south
west Park, where Ortias a very flan Une or
HATS, CAPS, &C;, &C.,
--warvint,d to ne, equal I Mstyle, quality and tln•
lib to any In the market. andrespeetfullysolle.
Its a smil from his old friend, and the Imblle
generally. immuring them none 'wilt grosway
satisfied. • aps'is.
• Adndniotrsttor'n Notice.
T ETTEUR OF ADULNI.`. I II.Z.AItoN
/J beep gratitod to the underetaned On the eto
tate of Andrew 3tlller, deed, latl- Csouth Erie,
Lotter hereby t;:l ea: to ail In
debted to the Saint , to :nage natuediate pry
-
!neat, and thoao haVltig ['MUCK aiplatta tke raid
rotate *ll.lprettlit thr , n, duty authenticuical,
for ILI( '1 i TER,
South Kn.-, Nov. . Ad•ohttatrAtor.
.
L. F. Steil' 1 ----
1t... h) ‘ INi..; 4,,tlght, th.• c.,.'gle lIAL.I, in U'itte;•-
r.t. Wouldinfurm`the. pubile that be luut,
thoron,, , ltly , retlittal the ..,atile,.iiil ii.. - now rtaily
tO 8.02011111114 a t• till hi hie bent 411 1 , 13. !• 4 4 ill* ta
ble lii botintiftilly huliplied • unit tlie • luir• ii..
stoeke , l %iith the eliote.t.t of Tuition., . '
noir.ketf
B .
LANK::;:' ,ohrictr
mein of r%ery kiLlt! I:lll6 .ntreureded uJ
Attontrya. Justl , es, mod 8U5.1110.1.
glen, for / June«. '
- - -
I WI PRINTING -of kind; do large or
9.1 sinoll'qbantilies, plain or colored, done in
Observe the best st
orrice and at truslerate prices, at the
r
JOB eyed' kind ; In large •-or
em•tlyuanuties, plain or colored, clone In
but 471 a. and at moderate. taloal. ot tip.
;"
-•
JECF,A.I3O
• THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE
Lst;'Eß PRE.SIENTED for the consideration of the American pe, Is now before us.. What
.r 4 shall we do with It? It ie a subject that should entutse the. lion and elicit the most
profound consideration of every loyal, patriotic mind. And as the e to:icier:Won of this, issue
seems to he monopolized by the lords of creation, they claintin to have Use sole right to panic
irate, dispose of and entoy the fruits thereof. We would therefore, for the benefit of those con
cerned, present another 181 , 11 N fraught ulth interest, and in which, us yet, the Ladles have taken
the mast prominent part, viz:
The Daily and Extensive Issue of Dry Goods
Depart
EDSON,
.dad the proprietors stand ready, and atilt cunt intai to lame from their mammoth stook of de
sirable goods, the choicest pattern% at the most entleing bargains ever before otrereti
to the pablle.
Depart.
1:40 rt. m
a. in.
7:15 p. m.
.. 3:45 p. m.
We coot t the'patronage ot the puldie, sod the eompellthllt of th, in...ter - oily, for
a‘ It' 1E CI. •L. ID IF` O C. - I IF; "
Still Ike, and Nell goo* at prices that allow the nubile to live al.o.
LADIES, IF TOT: WANT ! BARS.pAINS , , IN DItEi•PN GOODS. 01,1. AT
EDSON, CHURCHILL & CO.'S
Silks. Irish Poplins, French Ottoman, Empress Cloths,
ALPACA POPLINE% FRENCH AND ENOLISH MERLNom, AcYYTCH PLAID:
WATER-PROOF PLAcos, MANDARIN PLAIDS, ALPACAS IS ALL COLORS,
corded Alpacas, Climb% Cloths, Mandarin 14 , trt , . Ch.•ur Mohairs, Ram
CCM
' S •H A
Paisley, Brotial s 1, Grand Dnehes.s, Winter Queen, Louise,
p,ra
ELECT O•It A L
')f every Mar and quality. Silty pieeof rni , .n Plaid Flannels to ret.,i .a 11; costs,
L A
YANKEE - NOTIONS .
OloveX, Hosiery, Ribbon, Fringe, Heading, Buttons, Ruffling,
Tanen Cuff, and Collars, French C,,r,eis. Lace Handkerchiefs, etc
itarpets.---Just opened, a Fine Assortment.
MI
13.A1_411 - Cll - I _IA:* •
(yr every ~ - a riety and gtyle, at exceedingly low figureg. Come and get out.
1
1-4'cor and _l3 ts e tiLy.
An entire new line t e l l a fo rc re n ir , an u ci c kk d ,i , rt . t i = a ettlft .g l i, V o ts ,4 h .2 l . sv o e ur ra rv ell , i p. tlz i, f , o , r . purchasing cloths
AU 'kinds of Domestic Goods will be issued for rash, from this Establishment.
: ". I V. st - - er 3- .len P •
Look out for Day it Horton's Lined Clasped Skirt.
We have tae• exeluatve right to slmt In tl.is elt v. No lady that bus ever used this skit
will hesitate to pronounce It the most elegant in shape, the most durable, and In all respects
Ilentember the 1--"lnee.
No. 3 Noble Mock, Next door to the Pori Office.
,
, .
• ~ .
_
R.B :MORRISON'? ‘. . P4kI4OIETII.I9I"I{
. ~.... ,
• •
. . .
Ifailiiit tetaored • lila , etock °floods' to the 1
Life
store a 1 tilt) Reed Houae, lormerly occupied by 1. - ,
__
__ ..... lllSliralliee Co 9l
Meti ,, r.•*Meuell; StePhmas t Wridey, takes plea- 1 ' _ c• •
_ ......• _
Turn in• announcing 14 _his' old custotnire and ,•;'.• • .
the cl tir••na of sl..:ple geacratly, that he has open- •• . ' NIP . Vi 'iv &CAI..
cvt. ••1• t_ •1 ' • . •'' - ' . ..,
- - 2 :`'NE3Y AND SELkCT; STIAIR
• igseis,'Dec. 1. 1867, • $1,150,39 . 0:24.
--. •
• ,
•
Dry t Goods,Dress GoOds,
" N. Y.,
et!•et!.ffeit that tee, the unik l entls3lo, hags
. _
•
lie ''
I•egainitied Into the mi•rits of the thEl.fili'le
I,IFE INtSURANCF, COMPANY. and belleVe,it
goods la - , In ba mino:
• Intend to keei, at ail tiMe; the bestl Antedca. -= reliable' and equal to thq beat In
the market, and.' fullaasortinent of everything ,
Sldney. iihenarct,& Co., Wholesale Hardware
in toy lin ie. Pinenasers can
. always do - better -. De-len.% ••, •
I.y buyintz.of,noi than by going Ea.t.f. A. Jr. Tripe,
rn firm of Shlnex Shepard & Co. .
. '' , slmona & I lis.ey ,Co calms . lon I,ferebants. •
, Renruaber the ;doer, - t DucUey & Co., 0:1 Renner'. • • •, •
' K P. Burke, Formers' & Mechanics' tilt, Bank:.
. IG. A. Williams, '• ••,•-•
No.-6Reed.House . •J. O. Babson & Co:, Goldsmiths and Je l weters.
"out`, si•kr or the park. , •
- " •' i Simon lietr, Wad and Shoe Dealer.
• ~ t F. F. Curry, Supt. Forest Lawn Cemetery.' '
} 1.%. "„„.,„,,... 50 .„.. , George F. Lee. Attorney and f'outneler, •
•..•. •
, Cyrus P. Lee, Erie Co. Savings 111 st k.
" . 4' ~KI, a
" i . Zoseph la. , Firtrehtld, Itegistei in Rent.rupt-y,
.
iti • traNal 4- HAL L4S , All persons tlOniring Maur:ink. will do well til
call on • •. , . .
7,- N /, VEGIMSIMAN :it. , ,31. 110011 E, Erit, Pa.,‘
--2
-.-:- ...4 I
2ZUVA HAM
T , ! ' : Genegal Mrint, for Western Pa:
, au13,.e4 , t t. •
:,- z• . 4 - ~ J r " --.
. 'I .WAR . ! -'-'---- ' ' r •
- .. .
, • IkIS('HAIIGE IN BANI(111:1 ) Tet '
I
Tilt: best artleWever knmvu to 111.7.5'V atil • i Tar; BISTItIiT Cif " f the Cult,
GRAY BAIR to Ina original yiantlittil color. - 4 t- States, ror the I W . Wtritera i i r iar c i ' et Of Penia'a 4 .
•It will. prev Ant the Hair from tailing out.
~ WAG. Ayer S..Pityne, a bank cunt. under the AM of
Make-. tlie 11;or situsathland glu.sy, And doe. L.,,.,,,, of st ai .o, ~.., ILIA, ha ,. i nc lipplied for
not oita In t 44' AIZ tai aa alliers. ..
dtwharge from all Ifla debts and other claim%
Our Treatise ...I :be Hair acne fn... by mail,
' ~ pmvable under mad Aet, b. order of, lib. .Court
rP.ti Ai L c & Cll. liashu.. N, IL, Pmprirtiria. notice Whereby given Volta penance who have
Fur side he AB dru2glstv • r ,,, v21 , 1m. proved their debts. and other p-oi'ns linefeed
_ ._ ,
„., .__
__ _
___,_______ . .d, to appear tin the :I.lt day 0, .Lou, WM, at 2
Oclock, P. AL, before S. B. Wotan - Mr, ling., iteg
,'.kiilllllll,4trator'm Nolice.., . kter, at lii.. ranee, in Erie, Pa., to ',how cause, if
lETT,Rs oF , A wi ( t's: IsTRATIt):: .nil tbei * e..- art} they have, wy o discharge ?Mould nut 1.e.,,
.4 fate of. Joseph Caliender, dee;"l., dote ..01 , granted to,the stud bankrupt. •.Atl further no-
Bprfogfield tr , .., Erle Co.. Pa : having been graft-'. Gee la hereby given, that the 'weasel and third
teal, to the undeisigned. note-ti .is nereby giren- 1 , meeting,' of ernlittont of the said bankrupt, re
to all indebted ti. 5.114 estate 0. tuake insietall- quirk.' by the 21/(and pith Reorients of said act.
ate paytnetit, and these havitr, elainiet.againai . will be had beforo.t lie said itegliaer, at the/ulnae
the sarni , eckil present them, duly authentic.). tone and pipet. . a • .
red, for settlement. ••
~ . • ._. ' S. C. AItiCANBLEI•A,
GiiasEit r• WIRD. Adm.' / Clerk of IT. S. Dtatrlot Court for said Inland..
illinikstleil, Ner.2l l l, 101-01, , ' ••• ricerLl4.t. .
.
For Spring &tt Summer SYear.
ai~l6-;t ~
IFUEALTI•
FROM THE ESTABLIsIIMENT OF
CHURCHILL & CO.,
And.Piaralne their line M
Marled M,,tustm, Paiglimh rir•rgm, hr
ILA A_ N.
Ell
.4. Huge Stock, Very Cheap and Very Good.
the most desirable ektrt evcr int rxinrwt lath 111 e market
Edson, Churchill & Co.,
~.~~n z
W I_, S
EX 4 CELSIOR, ETC
I -4 .:: I_a 6..*
K E rr S
COUNTRY MERCHANT*
'DAIRYMEN.
Farmers and Others,
Mi=
ASHES, BEESWAX. BEANS. BUTTER.
CHEESE, I.:G(iN, FLOITIt AND MEAL,
FLAX COTTON, MN AND SKINS
min) AND GREEN FRUITS,
GRAIN, WOOL GAME, FOUL
TRY, NAVAL STORES
HOPS,
FEATHERS,
PROVJSIONS,
OLIN, LAM), -
SORWILTM, MOLASSES, EV.
JOSIAH CAIRPENTERs
Geng Commission Merchant
442, 444 and 448 Washington St,
!SEW YORK CITY,
And freed% Oils weekly Price Current of Pro
duce and Groceries, tne most complete Price
Current published in the United Mates.
SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT
'Mark lug Plntekt and 'Card.' Funllphed Fri
Liberal Advances Made onCons)gunients.
P~iTABI.IAIIF:D MAY 1, 1L1,3,/.
Ftn4t chi's refereneem given when r;e:lnngVi.
Stoves for Everybody
PATTERSON . d. Ay ERY'S,
EZIME=
S E RM ai tnw g ofth Ar r
aL4Pritotesena:af
forum. Our celehrnted
NEW IEI
AMERICAN EAGLE,
Are taking the lead of all other cooking stores.
and are adapted to the wants of all claNses of
community. They are fitted with and without
water backs also with and without back closets
and _reservoirs. •
We - have also the be.d. magazine Filo% e or per
petnal burner for parlor and office use, yet of
fered to the public, called the
A3IIEUIC
It has a perfect base circulation, which effec
tually warms the lower part of the room,
and the constrnetion of the top is such
as to render explosions of gas impossible
—besides being the most beautiful stove in the
market.
We also have tiny quality of other styles for
both wood and coal—and cannot be undersold.
- Can and exiunine our stock before purchus
lug elsewhere. . _
41¢n of ilien s aF . :ffite perched on Cook
seplo4 N
1 0..527 French St., F:ri7.llll.
'NEW LOCATION
11./VVIS
Buds remov(d to Whlttich's Block, corner of
state_ and T, nth Streets, Erie, Pa., where be
has opened a
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
t - dt- Groceries ' Fruits, Vegetables, Provisions
and est-0111111g usually kept in u tint-class
grocery establishment. We are determined not
to he gurpassid, and invite all who want any
thing in our line to call, feeling assured that we
shall be able tugive sat Lsfaction both as WA/util
ity of goods and prices.
Country Produce Bought and Sold.
COMMISSION DEPARTMENT,
fo which we ask the attention of those, hat lug
Produce to dispose of. We pledge ourselves to
secure the highest market prier for all art leles
entrust/0d to our rare. ,
rt I• 1 ) tK.
DEALER... IN THE .11./JOININU TOWNS,
And on the Lines of Railroad,
Supplied with
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC. /
apr.rtN-t f.
HAYES it KEPLER,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
- .
Fi.ria on Lake Pleasant rood, about 7 miles
from the city, known as the Wm. Lawrence
place. 55 acres. Good farm house, 2 good barns,
g acres woods, grafted orchard, &e. The above
farm can be bought for 82,700, tint •half down,
the balance in 1 years time. IL is under line
tate of cultivation. Owner is obliged to let it
go on account of sickness. It is ch"up and very
desirable,
FOR MALE.
Seveu and one-half ncren, 5 miles of city, on
Buffalo road. Good small house, barn, choice
vnriety of fruit, Sc. Price, 1 1 .1,300.
HAYES et KEPLER,
No. 1 Revd House.
JAMES 0111tNIA)N FARM Fpit sAt.R. •
On Lake road, mud about 92X 2 acre , .
New two-story well finished house. tine barn.
N:10 young apple trees. Mr. O'Hanlon having
made business arrangements that will take
him permanently from Eris Co., proposes to
sell this valuable property CHEAP.
fler)10-tr. HAYEb R KEPLER.
THE; UNDERSIG NED,
Having purchased the interest of the Messrs
Vincent!' In the
FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS
Of the lute firm, winild respectfully solicit a
continuance of favor from the friends and pa
trons of the house, and the public in general,
pledging himself that he will at all times try to
sell good and reliable
Flour, Feed sind‘Grniu
At the lowtlt price for cash In hand. Prom my
long experience In this branch of the trade, I
trust I know what the public demand, and that
Lam prepared to meet that want.
Returning my thanks to the pnblic for their
literal patronage to nie..la the past; I hope by
litriet attention to pay business and their wants,
to merit a continuance of i their patronage I I) the
future.. • i -. •
THE NEELUNG, I'L• OUR, .
•••:Asb GsAiN Dty.vy_ss, ° •
Will he continned,,Wall Its • departments; at alp.
ERIE MII.LS, PARADE-STREET,
and the , •
A. 04.'1 4 ," K . 1{ W ".
,
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Between Brbsn's 1 - 14 tel find Reed House,
Where the public will finda good stuck allanya
for sale, . with competent and 'polite men on
band - to puppl3 - their wants. - .
0P 2 5'67-13 - 0 , B. HAVER:WICK.
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,A. DINNING,
No. gas 'Peti:th . Street, betinert 10th ;tad
'Atli, Erie,. PA;
liminineirts tombstones,„ MarblA and t
Slate Mantles,,&c.
I have on hand a: Mtge- assoltinent of monu
ments. and headstones of various styles, In
Atueldean and Italian marble, and a corps of
the best workmen In the State. All orders will
be promptly attended to and satisfaction guar
anteed. 111. y work IS: warranted unsurpassed,
and I canna he undersold by any one. .Orders
and inspection of stock and . priees solicited. •
• " "•f:Et23IAF YI NOS INSTITUTION,
Corner and Finato
OPMIITE POST OFF
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.• Van Institntien'N SIONV when, for the Trultstsel
t Lon of bulinesa. - ... _ '
orrwr: tiouns:, 9 A. M. to 41'. M.
SATURDAYII: 9 A:M.I4BP. M.
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SLy, Per Cent. Intireat will 1;i diven by #l6
. Isatttution to Regular Depositors.
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,DIRWFORg: -.. .
•J. Kielleulatth, P. A. Iteelier,. , F. P. Ltebe),
•F. Seltnebter,„ 'fain Cienstieirrier. *, •
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Jam ,(k.ntiltelmer,... . ' F'regident
Atatthew
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Settintleeker, Treanurer,
F. Schneider,
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nlyr " ..„
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Oil a}evety klnd, to Large of
ity eltnall quantities, plain or. tailored, done - in
w
We beat styli; and at moderate prices , at the
Obis:9 •
HEMP
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TALLOW,
TOBA( 'CO,
SEED-1.
AND
We have opened a
FOR SALE
HAZES ct KEPLEH,
No. 1 Reed House
White Men Blinn Rule America.
CLUBS FOR 1868••.fLUBS FOR 1868.
The Best. Now York Weekly Published.
NgiV YORK DAY BOOK
FOR lbitlS.
Rad Th i e ca ti l e ve w
i li n 'o m rk ra fa tie sy p lioo lier k . , w is it a h st a ra l l a g rg ht e f r or e u ir l a cu nl .
baton than any other Democratic Jourind ever
published on this continent, and it enters on
the thrgshold of IstS more prosperous and Moro
hopeful of the great cause It upholds than ever
before. Standing on the Declaration, of Inde
pendence, that "all (white) men are equal," and
therefore entitled to equal rights, it is opposed
to all forms and degrees of special legislation
that conflict with this grand central truth of
Democracy, and overall and above all, does It '
combat that monstrous treason to American
liberty, which, thrusting the negm element in
to our f)olltical systemmust of necessity wreck
the whole mighty fabric left us by our fathers.
God has created white men superior and ne
groes inferior, and therefore all tho efforts of
the past six years to abolish Ills work anti
efrannxe with negroesvery law-violated, eve
ry State Constitution overthrown, every life
sacrificed, and every dollar expended, are M-
I eessarily Just so many steps towards national
' suicide; and the simple and awful pro. tem now
upon us is Just this—shall we recover our rea
son and retrace our steps, or march on to Mon
grelism, social anarchy, and the total ruin of
our country.
The Day kook, therefore, demands the resto
ration of the "Uhion as it was"—a Union of co--
equal States upoh the white basis, as the only.
hope, and the only means posible under heaven
for saving thh grand ideas of IV O, and the fund
amental prielpies of American liberty, and if
the real freemen, and the earnest believers In
that awned and glorious cause in which the
men of the Revolution offered up their lives,
will now labor to expose the ignorance,deluslon
and treason of the Mongrel party, it will suc
ceed, and the white Republic EdWashington
be restored again 1n all Its original Influence
and grandeur.
The Day hook will, however, hereafter be
more than ever devoted to all the varied purpo
ses of a news paper. Conscious that It reach
es thousands .of families who take no other
Journal, beyond perhaps their local paper, R
will continue and improve its "News of the
Week" Summary, so as to present a transcript
of the World's events In each Issue. Its "Fam
ily Department" will embrace the best original
and selected stories. Its "Agricultural Depart
ment" will be fully sustained, and being the
only paper of Its class made up expressly for
country circulation, it Is confident it Is worth
double the price of a weekly hurriedly 'reprint
ed from a daily. ft gives full and conmlete re
ports of the New York and Albany Cattle Mar
kets; Grain, Provisions and Cotton Marken',
and a Weekly review of Financial matters, to
gether with the markets, by telegraph, from
New Orleans, Cairo, Charleston, Philadelphia,
&a, ka, up to time of going to press.
Tenna--Caah in Advance. ,
One copy one year to ou
.
Three copies one year 5 50
Five copies one year, mid one .to the getter
up of the club 10 00
Ten copies ona year, and one to the getter
up of the club 17 50
Additional copies ~. 1 73
Twenty copies one year, and one to the get
ter up of the club 30 00
Specimen copies sent free. Send for a
copy. Addre,s, glt tog post office, county and
State In full, VAN EV RI 1.1, HORTON ttc CO,
deer:. Ni) Pr: Nassau St., New York. '
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Cot. of Ponn and St. (lair Streeta,
PITTSBURGH, PAL,
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The Largest, Cheapest and amst'flneeesetal
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Practical Business • College
IN THE UNITED HTATEN.
es
Fifteen Thousand Siadezns
From Thirty - Three Staten in Ten Yearn
FOR LARGE QUARTO .CIRCULAR,
Containing full Information, Outline of r4urse
of Study, samples of Cowl.'Y's
Premium Penmanship,
• re-. ••• n,,ltainz_tVirmrdhj,:rs'i
partmentS. ( l'lttnburgil, etc. e.,
the Prlncipahy
rrAurrit ut,w1.1.11".
SEEM
N,InV FIR M.
Jams P. Crook, having token In him mon, J.
E., n.. 4 a partner, on tn., tat day of April, 1863, tin
der, the 111 mname of Janie P. t: rook it. Son, de
stri•is to have it set tlantent of his old accounts.
All pers4,na knowing thernaelves indebted to
hint no reqn. , ted to call and settle wltflotit
JAMF.S CIIOOK c SON,
Dealers in
ROUGH & PLANED.LUMBER,
. And 31anufacturera of I
WINDOW SASII, FRAM ES, DOOIIS it BLINDS.
Mouldings and Picket. Fence, Scroll S.twing,
31:itching and Planing done to odder.
t 4110.111 Vent" st..
Ihstwiwn Fourth and Fifth SG.., Eric, Pa.
We resipectfully call the Attention of the pub
lic to our facilities for doing work in the best of
style, promptly und'on renhonable terms. Har
ing titled up entirely new shops, with Kurterlor
machinery, we feel ronthlent of giving caaliafuc
lion,
Orders from at. ad will receive prompt
attention.
JAMES SON.
P 111 - t I,F. I"' S 3
National Clain Agency !
Office In Farrar Halt Banding, Erie, Pa.
SOLDIERS: BOUNTY.
All clalruants for extra bountyailimcul by late
net, of Congress, ran have thA same, promptly
collected by' .ending their discharges to tne, the
receipt of u lilch will Lepromptly acknowledg
ed and instructions return...l.
INCREUSE Or
. -
t 1 per month for the total locB of ow of elthor
leg or :Arm, imam , ' of Rt. 12 per month for each
minor child of- deeett.st",l smilers or seamen.
la?, other Increases.
ADDITIONAL FOR VOL. OFFICEBBof U.S. A.
Three mouths pay proper for all In service
March 3d, and discharged after April 9th, IS6B.
Chtitiae cashed.
Claims for arrears of pay; and pensions, and
Nnny, promptly collected. Unequalled tacit'•
ittes for closing and completing cl mr. Allow.
Rove to prlhoners of war collected. Only agency
intNorth-AVestern Pennsylvania where years of
experience in the U. S. Treasury can be found.
ry
Thankful for the ve liberal patronage be
s wed In the past, we hope by increased expe
rience and unremitting attention to patrons, to
secure their continued. favor. Odle° in Farrar
Ball Building. Address
• S. TODD PEDLEY
Lock Box 101. Erie. Fa.
CESI32
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- RUINED
MOLD Or!!;*%41
CANDLES L4.;:g 1 •4
CHEMICAL Ni. C. •
...OLIVE
SP S 0 A
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t i o ßio, N?..2 C. i i ,SEV/i
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•ILY .CH.ERASIVE N° I' 4
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i CornerPeCof ifolland afiliSiithltreets,
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Peach Stret,, tibtove - the
ERIE,! PA.
i 30 . 1 4 4 11, le,
.13 1 44 ; dr. ,C 41,..
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PAItLOIi, C 0 K - 1 414D OFildEl ST OVES,
TIN AND SHEET IRON *ARE, •
THE CELEBRATED PLOW!
, And all kinds of Icon• Ccit lugs.
°Every Stove sold, by oi Is watianted to glve
satisfaction.. Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, Sad Irons,
tte., on'hand awtrannufactured to order. Plows
'and Mow Points or tiaperiormake and &Icahn'•
ty,,alwaysi on hand.. A call and a fair trial of
our articles is all we ask.
znPNC..I-t f. I.IItYANT .1. CO. ,
ATJE- BI!ZWERY!
_ 3 3AICErt,
'FortuerisS• with Outheut S 13aker olrechester,
having taken the well khown Breii - ery on
French stresppelni t r Fourth, Erie,:Pa.,
Formerly cieetipleil by Win. Jactibi, - woulti: in
form lila olOcquaintan . ces anil:tld. public gen
rally that he is now hrewirig superior
quality of Ale. .Frem his tong experience and
uniform success, he is fully prepaid to give the
heit of sat ishieti de Dealers are invited to call.
,1110-11, . GEO. t. EigerliVal.
; (QUEEN OF ENGLAND soAprz
°WEEP+ Cr E!..CL , ,NIC SO4t. ,
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP . .•
At doing family washing inthi best and
•ebespent manner. Gutuanteed equal tpany
fit the world ! Has oil the strength of old rosin
soap with the mild and lathering qualities of
genuine cnaUle. Tr' this splendid Soap. Bold
by the ALDEN citi.alloAL WORKS, 4$ North
Front Street, Philadelphia. - an 2747
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d. EICIIENLAUB ERIE CITY IRON WORKS, Hoop Skirt at Corset beim
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOTS & SHOES MANUFACTURERS Or
The Bradley Engine!
RETAIL. DEPA RTM ENT.
We 'loveliest finished, rind prepared for pnti-
I elnvperttult,nmaintnothshaltof Boots, Shoefi,
Gaiters, 'Rubbers, etc. embracing every descrip
tion and variety of kinds, and which for style,
quality tntd finish cannot he surpassed In the
market. all of added' are offered at late reduced
rates. We ribei pay especial and strict atten
-4141 to
. • cu,wro3i WORK!
Fori Welt the finest collection of Loathers •are
key on hand, and every facility 114 'mewed for
accepunodating customers promptly, and In a
sPide to render perfect satisfaction. Particular
attention Is also directed to our
WHOM SALE DEPARTNOTT,
( No. 6 'West Seventh Street,
Where we manufacture nt Wholesale, Men's
Boys', Ladles', Misses' and Children's Boots,
Shouv, Gaiters, etc., of every variety and kind.
Having lately enlarged our manufactory by the
addition of new buildings and Improved ma
chinery, we are prepared to supply the Trade
on Short notice and at the lowest market prices.
Adjoining this department are conneoed our
LEATHER AND FINDINGS ROOKS!
Embracing French, German and American
Calf skins, of best and varied brands, Slaughter.
and Spanish Sole Leather, French and Ameri
can Roans of all colors and prices.
With our increased facilities we can twit as
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 respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same;
seTctf.
A .
Groreries land Pro-visions,
And everythlirt, that I , i usually kept. ] in a First
Class Family Grocery.
MEI
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
iklwayn on Hand. Call and examine prima
411" Goods 4ellvered free in :any part of the
city or Mouth Erie. otta-tf._
Dealer in Furniture !
Having purchased the entire stock of Furni
ture of Messrs. Moore &let, I respetqfully
ask my old customers and the public generally
to give men call at the old stand,
Before purehaxlng elfiewhere. I hare a tarp
aasorttnret gf
i
Parlor, Chamber nd Bed Room Seta I
A
BF:DSTF;ADS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
Pltthlnir4h, Pa
And, lu fart everythinglti the lltie of Ictirniture.
I urn prepared to mall u facts re to onter anv utyle
that may be called for. Remember, iilo, 715
State street, east side, between Seventh and
Eighth street
apV67-If.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS!
LOUIS BERGE A: CO.,
Manufacturer, 'of •
FIRST-CLASS AGRAFFE °TERI-ITEM
PIANO-FORTI
VAREROONS, 97 117.8 " srg i ß STREET.
These Pianos are recommended by the most
eminent J udges, and are, for power, fu
of touch and durability, unsurpassed by
any pianos made in this country.
GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Illustratvd Catalogue and Price List sent by
mail on !ipplication. febiXOWly,
GREAT REDUCTION
GEE=
E. M. COLE & SON
Harpers' and similar Magazines, at 75 cents
per volume. _
Godry's, and slaillar 3fagazinem, at 81.00 per
volume.
Harper's and Frank Leslie's paper„, at $2.1:5
per year.
Blank Books!
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v /
,
Bindery over Kcyatone National Bank car
ner State and tOth atreeta. apZ-tt.
BOOK BINDERY
Blank Book Manufactory !
We would respectfully announce to the public
that we have opened a
. .
and ars prepared to ito work in any branch of
the'buelneas.
CRY,
idialo Road,
BLANK KOOKS!
Or all kinds,-no hand and made tcrprder, and
ruled In.any pattern desired. •
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'MAGAZINES ANT OLD *KS,
Bound stud reiilredln•the best oityte
BINDERY OVER
/Keystone National Bank Corner State and
S e th Streets, Erie, Pa. ,
IMEIMI
L&Leasfei Intpliiiencer
TRY LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
Democratic J'aunntl In Peartaylinnla
The Lancaster Intelligencer, establialed In
1799, has always bepn known as a nrst-class'
'Weed and Family ..Newspaper. The Weekly
Intelliaencer is now.the largest Democratic, pa
per.publish&l in Pennsylvania. It has lately
been greatly improved In •all respects, and is
Just such a paper As every Democrat should
,•
take. a
The publishers of the Intelligencor regard it
to be the duty of every Democrat to support his
county paper!' in preference to any other; butes
there are many who will be likely to subscribe
for more than one paper-during the pending
Presidential Campaign, they have concluded
to ofiVr the Weekly Intelligence; at the follow.
to low rates: •
Slagle copies one year, $2,00; Five co plea $9,00;
ten c o pies $1460 ;Twenty copies Rll,00; Thirty
copies $‘5,00; I 'My copies, to one adder, I
1400 o:
Earcopies, to one address, t B O,OO. Dal ly n
neer WO pet annum.
Persons siUking to sell real estate . osn rind
no better advertising medium than the Weekly
Intelllgeneer. 'Address
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:WEL SMITE & CO Lamed; ibs.
riM
No. 62 State Street.
WHO LINA LE
J. EICHENLAUB .k. CO
CHEAP CASH! STORE.
VW'
of Bth std kitate Mts.,
DEnirat
v, , ocul, Willow and Stone Warp
The best brands of
Erie Comity Flour.
J. w. AYtt E 1.4 ,
Wbolt4,lle and lie Gill
NO. 715 STATE STREF,'T,
W.titlntutiEg,
JOHN W. AYRF-Q
IN 1'ItICI:S1 I
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WILL BIND
We are aliin making and ',wiling
REDUCED PRICE!
NEW
UM
BOOK
E. 31. COLE zt SON
ERIE, PA.,
A Tiew Compound or
Dionble Cylinder 'Engine,
Which '
UftIVAS THE tw - rEA 31 "IWIC
And le Warranted to give
FIFTY TO ONE lILINUED FEU CENT.
More power
the`thn a Single C. linder Engine
timing rame amount of eteatn.
' STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS:
OF ALL STYLES
OIL STILLS AND TANKS!
of all Ihmscrlptions
CI itC g 1,112. SAWMILLS
And
BEAD BLOCKS.
Greenbacks for Bonds,
lESII
EQUAL TAXATION !
If "legal tenders" are good enough for- the sol
tiler. merchant, farmer, mechanic, labor
errand all others who pay taxes,
they are good enough for
rich bondholders who
pay no taxes,
THE PITTSBURGH POST,
The only Democratic daily In Western Penn•
eylvanlm and a fleet-clans newspaper. Giving
the latent Intelligence from all parte or the
world. toll local and • ommerrial reporta.togeth
er with a vaNt amount of miscellaneous matter,
Is delivered to onbeeribere in litteburgh and
neighboring cit Ma and towns at the low prte 01
Fifteen Ceuta per Week, or by Mail, Eight
Dollars a Year.
TII WEEKLY POST,
Circulation larger than too, !tactical weekly pa
per published in Pennsylvania. A large eight
page paper. forty-eiglit eoluninsof matter, con•
twine the lending editorials, as published in flit
Dally Pont, lull reports of the doings of the
Rump—late telegrams, cable, local and market
reports, ascrtimltural, poetry, stories, etc..
mulled tonne soldreks at
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR,
Or when ordered In.elnha of live and over
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
Circulate the Post and inercu.se the Dem,
crane vote. Ail orders must be accompanio
with the cash, nod no deviation can be mad ,
from the terms given above. Specimen copies
mailed to any addres , c, free of charge. Addrete
the publishers, JAS. I'. BARR
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The New York Sun,
An Independent Daily Newnpaper,
and general,tilving all the Sew in a fresh, read
able, nttmetive mariner, condensed no that a
husinesii man can turd time to read the whole.
Charles A. Dana, Editor and Manager. Prier. RI
a year, $1,50 for three months.
F4aof;yo-i:daA'~-Uhf
Prepared with great can. for country subscri
b.is. Political news thoroughly condensed.
Farmers' Club fully reported. Markets
accu
rately given. Horticultural and Agricultural
Department edited by Andrew S. Fuller. Great
variety or interesting miscellaneous reading :
making it a Unit-rate GENERAL FAMILY
NEWSPAPER. Those who wish for a thor
oughly reliable paper for the pending most Du
nortant Presidential Campaign, will find THE
WEEKLY SUN exactly what they need. Price,
$1 a year; i.s.J copies to one address, ;717; 50 copies
to one address, $37,50; 11)u copies to oneliddreeiB
THE SEMI-WEEKLY 1917 R.
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Sallie size and character as the Weekly, but
furi ishing twice Rei much rending matter, and
giving the news with greater fresh G
ness. reat
pains will also be taken in making up the pont
ical news of the tiny for this paper, so that the
reader; whatever be -his politics, will find the
SESII-WEEKLY HUN to be an accurate and
comprehensive compendium of political infor
mation. In fact, we mean that this Shall be
the most valuable campaign paper in the coun
try. Price, :12 a year; IC copies to one addrem,
CA; 30 copies to one address, Sts; 50 copies to
one address, &St: always In advance. Address,
my3t-3w. 'flit: SUN New York City. .
JOHN B. PERKINS,
=I
CONF'k:CTIONLRILE4
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Foreign & Domestic Fruits,
_ :qua.l4,
NO. 8:22. STATE ] ST., CORNER NINTH,
ERIE, PENN A.' •
Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Peaches,
STRAWBERRIO.4., ETC.,
Always on hand in I.la 1r sralon
Partici. promptly furnished with every di,
scriptlon of CAKE, PYRAMIIk4, ICE 4, ETC.,
ETC.
The nicest etoro west of New York.
Authorized Capital 8500,
CAPITAL PAID IN Salo,ooo.
,THE -SECOND NATIONAL BANK
•
- opened for business on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12TIL
In the banking office previously occupied by the
Merchant's Bank, Brown's Building, north-east
corner of State street and public Park.
WM. L. SCOTT, Prest. WM. C. CURRY, Cash.
DI arA,Tutng
WM. L. SCOTT, of firm of J. Hearn & Coal
Dealers.
M'CARTER, of firm of Selden, Bliss &
MetNuter Builders.
GEO..I..MORTON, Coal Dialler. •
W. S. BROWN. Agent Buffalo & Erie R. R.
JOHN C. BURG EM, of firm of Clem ens,Ca ug ti
ey ett Burgess. Wholesale Grocers.
O. E. CROUCH, of firm of Crouch & Bro., Flow
Merchants.
M. 'R. BARR, of firm of Barr, Johnson & Sea
man Stove Manufacturers.
F... - FARRAR, of firm of Gray & Farrar,
Wholesale Grocers.
J. DREISIGAKER. Grocer.
NEW PEUETIIE FOR Tlll
Pittston.* "• Night Blooming Crrrus."
PhalonN, Night Blooming Cerrito."
Phaton's I I " N ight Blooming C ."
Pholonls N ight Blooming •Corrns."
Photon's Night !Booming Perms*"
A most extinettty, delicate, and l iVriterant Terfame
atil 1,1 from the rare and beautiful &seer Iron
',tech It take, It. name.
Manutuctnrotl only by
PAIALLont MON, Ten York
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITA
•AfK FOR PRAWN'S-TARE NO OTHER.
F. A. WT•.I3EU et co..
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Country Prodnee, Groceries, Provisions,
WINI.14.1.14110111:3, sEGAmi.
Tobacco, Crockery Ware Fruits, Nita, &c.,
.
No. 81-I:State Street.
Went side, between Rth and 9th Streets, Erie, Pa.
Cann paid for country produce
F. A: WEBER. • my24-If. W. ERHART
FON °NV/ X L
DOLLAR
61
Licensed by the United states Authbrities.l
HEAT ONE DOLLAWNALE:—Dry and Fah
.. cy,Goods, Silks, Woolens, Cott ons, Carpet
lop, Boots and Shoes, Silver-Plated, Ware,
li niches, Sewing Jlachines, Cutlery, &c., to be
Bold at the algruge priceof 11400 each. Our corn
zuhsalons .or clubs exceed those of other estab
lishments, and our goods are warranted to give
satiaractiou. Clubs of ten and upwards receive
articles s slued at from Vto 11110. NCH circular
and full puitleulars sent free.
N. 13 CLOUDMAN 4 CO.,
norlvlni. 40 Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
I Olt Plif ING e 4 every 'kind, In large of
tr small quantities, plain or colored, done in
the beat style, and at, moderate prices, at the
Ohpinrvor Mlle&
aILANKS I BLANKS!—A complete immort
meat of every kind of Blanks needed by
Attorneys, Justices, Cotudables and Business
Ken. for sale at the Obee'rver Otllea
CEEM
New York Hoop - Skirt Maputactory
I.OOS
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Neal
Cheap.
S PIC IN G. ST I( LI N ,
NATHAN COHEN rrspivtitith
ladles of Erie and sui rounding" •
lie Ilan on hand a hug,.
Skirts, of all sizes and style., id •
and niantifactumi of the
material, which he will gaAr.tat.,
In the market. Having h.td
thrice in the business, tie
ability to give claire
who may favor hint with a •
make will break within one \ tar.
repaired, and no elnuges •
Old tiklrts repaired, alti r 4,1 ,„ d
new. New Skirts made to order at
a‘ , 1 1„.. A splet N lt o d . l th llli
of ( ~ , ,m eta an d cot-set titeels
la2-t(.
hand. Country tnerchants i ; • 't
lowest rates.. NATHAN Jnwce )ick'N't:7
•It.
tticitstrnt
" THE WORM"
At the opening of the t ear ps;., ••7,
challenge . more contaleati . ULM
aympathy and support of u ran. r
A glorious work has been gionoud,
Deep already answer, deep. Tile
of this Journal to the eallsre
by law stumis nobly vindicated in :7;
victory shining from Maine tuthittortwa;,.'
penintylvania, ;Sew
York, have thunders! forth their
the misrule and madness of the
more rellthatei cobs. Maw. lea ra a tn.:::
of the country great... The
decrees the de th of repre-eutari‘ e ,4 ! ,,:_::
meta n ten 50% ..reign states. Arnest • -
Mar.)* despoteon and wholesale
It desperately grasps ut a pernwieht Ir a . •
p.m er, iii defiant e 01 public 0 171111141, 4 11, - 4
of enorm. u• tax., and 1, 1..111 , 0,d
at the cost of Cl/1011 and PeAll.
Po the great battle be tougat p.
World • a ill gist. all its qpr-4:
It asks of its I rletels w 110 a luta
asks at them more readers mei a 11,1d,r.::,,".
ence,. It asks tins with contul, tu, la
ws newspaper and us an organ •
The chalet use of a s, %%pap r t
readers
ALL TIIE NEWS.
F, or thk ~
the 73,11111 e
ILO jotarllal lit Ow 1 . 1101 ,. .
IL eXttl all liCcUrar:. and el, •
spent and trei,litie, — C In 11 lleW•
x 4.111 wmmomf it to of si hairier t.. 7.
sea, creed or placr. • -
A 4 all organ of
Milehing champwu of
A Liberal, I'rugre'.itie Democrat!,
whereof the corner stone Is Freedom o
by Justice; Freedom pure and simple, IL
largest 1 . 0111 • Ctl , re measure; the ott,
being to protect Freedom from eneo w L:„...,
Freedom of the ualtv idual eau,. 1 111 , !,;„
though, speech, religion and IIK.111111.11o11:11.',
Right to make any money ban; ill, t , :I. L.
proper in spite of foon.h u•Lurs.
Right to buy and sell in all n/Jrl., :•
and foreign, in spite of iimth.t
in his Right. to choose his nun dunk
in spite of meddlesome t. n 4 , 1 -411,
Right to representation in tt.el , •vAs.melsr.i.,
which tax representation
in spite of nneutmltutlfina:
elusions; Freedom of.coll,n,e eltak I, je
sem ble for discussion of gleramr,..
all local colnmunities to mana4e to. Jr
fairs without central Intel ferehr.•,
every .ection of the country, f
and unconstitutional domination of omkr
Lions. This large and comprehtd,o,
ii-reedoni bums up the politics of "rho
which will never be found wanting to
Hal interetit of the country and of th. hci
race.
A paper publisiwil in the inetrop,lis 1, Lei
rally looked tai for careful Market n1,r.•~:
authentic inforni.ition, and int,.ll, z ,t
Mon+ relating to
Trade, Commerce and llama*.
In niche features - The World'
parson with any other I ourual.
The WEEKLY WORLD, A larg , quartosle , .
siune size as Dally, W mos printed :
large type, and isinee Its twin uuh
York Angus) has the largest circulation el
weekly mourn:ll published, NW. e on, It It
unrivalled Journal tor the Farmer, Lire st
Troduee Dealer, Country Merchant, et... P.
Wednes.lay.
The SEMI-WEEKLY WimLii 1,, large qt.,
to sheet, same size as I tally, is kWh.
flog the great nun, /Its advertisements Is
the Dully, contal us ei eryth i nI: else that app.-,
in the dull.) and weekl!. cdiwm.. Puldw,
Tuesday and Friday .
The DAILY WuRLD aftra - ds a complete
grii.y ni . tium and discussion of the news of
P1L'1t.31.4
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TILE 31ORNINU PATRIOT
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The since of the late Patriot and Union
ing passed Into the hands of the cud,rsigr. , .:
they propose to supply u vacuum that La• IL •
ex.sted in the newspaper pre..., of into-awn r;
Front some cause or other tlw re,tdolz
of the Democratic party of tie , great int,
counties of the 'gale have been l' , llnll old,
then to do without the latest news or patr:,.l ,
Journals whose political. sentiments men• t ,
tasteful to them.
The Morning nitrist is interele•J
tlll4 want.
Its proprietors are determined th,,t
shall be spared, on their part, to 10011 , It
equal, sis a newspaper, tautly of its couipen'
Whatever the eleetie wires are able te osoa. -
ideate up to the hour of going to pre., sa, tr
furnished in its columns 'every mormag
its lame size w 11l enable it to give qua, ts. nice!
reading mutter as any of_lts contemporal e,
As an advocate of sound political sell I Mt.'' ,
favoring no faction, clique or itt, tiom tat
Illigdts entire energies to the good of the sr
party ; as a vehicle of the latest [ley.,
chronicler of passing events, we are deterral..,.
it shall not be excelled; and we contidetan
peal to a discriminating public for that ari
elation and encouragement which are itali 4 pe •
sable to success:
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" Wont ns,
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It is the determination of the proprieto'
the Patriot to make their weekly journal ru,‘
equal to what the Patriot and Colon Was in
palmiest days. It will be one of the Lox'
weekly papers In the State, and special
will be taken to till its columns Wall 111 Ch
bug matter its will be alike tutere'sting An d
fill to the Farmer, the Mechanic and 0 , I
of Business, and to make it an agreeal'ie "
welcome visitor in every family.
Every nerson should subscribe to the 01' 47
printed in his own county, and we &a not mean
to enter into competition with the local parr',
of the State. But, many People take th eir keru
tre
paper and a city paper in addition. 'To `ash
send greeting,
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