13 = iloticCs Traveler's Gntde. C.r The 'Onto hg which the Lithe hole and ilia Erie &Pittsburgh trains are run is L•' min ittc4 sharer than Erie time—that of tire Edo Ii) minutes faster. rnrt~rirLN EA AND tutr: ItAIT.TIA.II) MEd )11 • Nin7.l Tr. n In. „.... , I= ERE rittmpugh ux-pr,r.;33 .lccommodat Inn 1.0 r;; . „Erb-. Arcayrizimlation m =I .117! tt) U. 111 SI , V: 'fork Er.prey.; :41 p. ....... p. ExprcA , .I.m . . to, . .StearolooBt Expre ,, 12:7o Toledo Exprei..........10:10 a. ni. - - Neconnaudatlon + - tr, a. at I:ItIF: . . . rat , ... , . IP.part. fAlt ~ in Vigtaf d:xpres , .1:10 a. m. --........New York. Expremv 10:Zii a.m. -- ... -. ... Cincinnati Expres.s 7:15 p. In. 1. - > ::: p. 1a.... Day. Expresq 1:11 p. m. 10.2 q a. In.- .......Toledo 10cpr00..... .....----- 1:'..9 :i. in.. . . . Stenmbaat Exptcis P; - +) f, in...)lnil and Accommodation.. 8:00 a. m. tar. OULES: AND ALLI:Gur.Ny it i VLF. U. It. ' - Tr.+ Ins drpartlng ~ ti4l a rri vii ::t Corry: I wp.l rt,. Arrive. , V:l5 a. rn.. Exprem; Tr 410,..... ..... I:20a. in. P.. 00 p. In Mail Tram 'HI, a.. In. Trains departing and arrivilrg. Di Pi Inr...tan : in part, . , Arrive: .ki a. en. fix presN Train, ...... . 1.:15p. in. i: :i p. in - Mall Train . 1'2:19 p. nt, Vio_siog of 3lnilc. Nof: st -, 41:, nine and Was,ll, 4:20 n. p. 'mini., Canada, and 5,,w Vot Central' 4:21 a. m. and $: l 4 p, ni. itidtdo and Erie Wire :Anil '2:45 p. in. Cleveland and Er:e Way ....... P:iin a. In. Clrvelauu 9.• U h. m. and 8:00 p. hlcasto thl).l a. In. and %.;...0 p. ni. 'rie and Pittsburgh I'hliudelphla & Erie, Warren Acernir mAarion, supplying gullet's ts - i'n Erie and Warre:), 4, ll Creek., & \V. R. It. and Ntentiville.. s-no p. in. Philadelphia, Hurrhantrg, En I intim,. and Waahltizton and Philadelphia and Erie east of Warren, and War- , rya 4: Er nltlln It It Plilla„ Harrisburg, Hal Ennore & ington, ki:10 p. 1.:4 I til)cro and ..7. , 1c4 can p. in. \Vatt.iiiir, on Tuesday's, Thursday , : and B,tturdity , TINE nF .vitraV NeW York, Boston, Buffalo and Wash ington 3:20 a. ni. and : 1 :10 p. 1 ,1Ink) and Erie Wnw Mall - in. Cleveland and Eric Way ..... hIJ p. In. Cleveland.. ..... ........ '2:00 n. tn. and Win p. m. Chteago •.1 leO a. in. Erie anti . p. Warren Aeonintiindation, Oil Creek, A & n It. will! Meath' p. " • dila., liarri , hurg, 11,titimore nod Wlroatington... .Itrr.:o a. in, indelphln, Harrh+lnirr, Ball init,re, Wn,fitngton, rind P....-. E. R. li., elit• or warren, ni s i 1t... . .... II.Dap. Editiborn and' YI n I.2am in. Watikbar;.!, Saturdays 9:30 n. rn. 11 , ,t1r, funs 7:00 M. to F.. P. M. 1)1II •op free.) 7: I 'I: II) M IMS, M. STERItF.TI'. i'. NI, ISlaido4 Inr SaIL• at the Ob , ert yr (Mee. f‘,llt, , A lug tilau!tsare'lztvt for .ate at tho .)I,,ur%er can he 1'Q:111%11i-a hi Mir . , Ni,Le, of all ):111:1., hinglo awl In boo!, Wank' Ituo,ipts,!.l:ll.!! and )n \Varratttu, and Nutt Volt: Firm. -- AThrtglete.., common a n d wit h,. Ntr. ehhtse. gnu Claim Deed,. Attreentent4 for the Sale of hand. .Ntat Matte t'et titivate.. Warrauts fur the Relief .1 th. 1:4!) , Ilord's Warrant-. krunpoi .lu , teztoent lot 1 , 6! to 0 terrivatories. Lra , t I'Ollllll4M :Ilia *fight Von:, of all 101111 s, "11111111.11,, Subpolue. and Seareh Wt;rr,op%, rkeentlon, nod Serte nkehl, lb 4 [oral ..`olte.thislratort: anti f,na t 11.• wt., l',nnionnWealtli \Van ant 4. itlldnvit,Bond and Al tard.rnod Power ,d •4 ill Lenses and nettn.ni.. Lievnse Petitions and ‘4,lgnint.nt,.. tlarithlk, At lachnwnt. Endorsee ca. EndorNer. t,dy:tuld,.'s Sales and Bond, ,' `'.11111201)71,2)!S. or sah , and For lieut. I,tsr.—Dounle , chart 1., 4,1, per oozes; et A. per half dozen. Single :ftheet Deeds and Sea t gar.tt alt Pent-. per 1107,11 ; Itt rte. per half dozen. Nolo., and Weel pt 75 rents per t ounin a 11l rent per y rent% a dozen. In n0 0 k,4 of one hundred 9I,00; tlfty .at cents; of t wenty-flvo:!eehts., other blanks are got op on %heels of nnifoun Id 46 vents per dozen: or I.S vents per half ih,zen. Where small paelcuges fire orderod l,y mall 16 eeutt, nddltlon al will be ehargod for postage. InS7-tf. Agent. far the Obi:ell:el. tine(' selected the following gentlonwn ac our .1111.1 u. phtees moiled, to transact any . 1 , ,,11 ,vin r ,-,nu e ction with the oftleo. l'ccsott , n o wto t t iliemsolveti 11141.0,1(41 t” ux eon lt4tild (1.4 in th. now*, ”1141 thou rccelpt4 will ho ...aim- gIV.II he otiNelvi , .: nth. tV, TlOACllltl—Nel,oct Clark. hag crave---WIII. J. Weikel. -- Wisynn-1). W. Howard. yin t .,4l...itte—ennt. G. J. Wiiltiloy. -4parninxburg—.ll,ll (1. Tit wo:ille—Ulark Waterford—W C. White: Union rtorougli—M. V. lirown. Union loWit,itip—tiose. Smiley, Iliton—r. I.i. Litieqln. • [etc—.Sato. stone. ((mull—A:ant. D. W. If utehitt , on. Elk Creek and Ltonlv's Lane--Wln.:-.1141•11i4n. (...prlnittel4l—Gilbort 'Hurd. 14,c1:00r4—J. C. Cauliman. _Wattil)(irg—Lyinan Towtighip--E.TJtitie . Edl:44ro-31:treu , Creek—Wm. Jones, North ,t. Tabor. • artzson's—tlanith J. J nclovn. (I. =I DR. 1)1:rt INVO'S. COLD? N PERIO I)IC<l L PILL;;" FOIL Yr-MALES tall Able 11l eorreet IIIR irregill.lralt..4, r_enit)V. Eng Obbtruellohs of the Jlonthly rflutl.; front icreuever efet..e., and always sueetw.ful av a pit - entice. ()NE PILL 1 , 4 A 1)(1 Ft malrq p v euitarly in 4 thenr,•l•• P 4 are , the', L'itin u-l:fl• In that con k litlwl,l,,t tlu y cite inise,rrtat;e, after N. lin.% .telni , k11:I1011 Inn le.-11,11- . lriLly, ;t101, , t1:411 lv , lt• tnfldueeat WOLILI ple,i-11/ any 114 aitiv, o!lteru•lxu the Plik are if CUM nt.•nded :11134T INN:ALVA:III.V, 11.1. - .!•111)y • I,r tlo: al leant lo:1 of t , 141, r.,,m ItTl.' - 1lI• - . • • • ralarttIes witala•ver, n+. well as lo prevent nu ocn•a„e (4' fronfly•when health %ill' not permit it •,ittleting the nerves and brugUtg h:u•1: the " ohy eolra . of hcnith'• to the cheek of the nowl /I, rwnte. Fll I I anti VXl.llt • it 4111%4 tlnti, nee•'ntp • mc tror. 511.1.: box, tot; iorxe4.s" , , Sold he Etto WM. N/13.7 only' agents. for Et watt I t. ' Lattlot; by sentll.lg thr nt. 51 through thy I'e4l (take, etto ha; e tht rallx cont ,ountlttPrit holly , I nutll to :Ulf VIII of the country, free ttl po.tage. :4 , 411 afar by I , ', T. /ittieltint., Warren; 2lotT limn A itdrowv, con) ; st Cu., Mend \ Mc; r, CO., North 1.7.11 , , i", JVNVOI ‘VVlgitt, NuSlAcid. N. P. 11011'g, Sole• Propriotor, Ncw York Iny 21 tr,,ty JOHN GENSHEIDIETt & SON, 1:1 - otIiinkr and Gent's rurnighlug Gootts: enttsgrt iIF sEVENTII ItEMOIA pVs. 1 - 011. ,1 00a lroto ills olu ~ .4:up I, bout It of the Depot, to the 'few blurt . .three ' l / 4 % - fA of the .1. Int . :lean oll‘h sour') ss e•zt Pan:. ti here 1.11 110/1 a Vol y 11110 11110 of IiATJ. CAPS, &c., ,irrmittill to 60 equal In 001 e, quality and tin. i,ttta It) tan martzia,atiti onsmiettally t1.1.111C -11, a call from old friends and the public antally,a,situraiz them mow will imatruytltit initliilliiti. • tlvulaaistrator'a Notice. t I . crrEtz. , •; () F ADAINISTBATION lim% lug 'S uvrii graiatql to the caly.lt.r.ll,)iql uu the es. t•ac ot'.tutl rev: :NI filer, late vl Eolith FA le, I I,‘ t.,)„ ❑ u u.e .14 lwrela g.veu to all 1n ,,... ,!, .1 1.. 11, `,1 , 111 . Ut tit.the Wait, little Pityy fol th,p4. llaVstig vlanos agnortht 1%.• nut , l vst “.• peer, tit 1110 W. authentleate4. lo t .ettwale“l. 1 .1.,t311,1G rI 17 Eli, Aout:l Erie, I:,.tjur F. Slem 1,.'.14.11c the I: in Water to, s‘nnin inform :11.: Inabli: that It, 11.11 Lotlkiii . v . 1,1 110Xlinie, .111‘1 Ilf/W , 1 0/11111* 3.1 /i 1,1111111,1 of -1ylt• • 116. la b, tat.l the b.tr t.llll the eLtulet 111111 4 /ZN 11!JVAr-11 ni,ANt t• 14.111. tsf 111A111-., tivvkletl • .) UP S 11 • ~, 1, et +l WS, [hl.' ur colorvd, .14otte ul ' 1, 4 11 ilh+derta , prleeN, ut the 1•Ilie. _ Gi ft:k.ti of .".Iris 6t4u, to lwrou u. ey .41.1.(14“...Utieta, pl.iltl Pr coloreg, Quut, bast sty tr. AO Priam, at 0,, Dherrer °Mew ! OEM 1, 1 V 1:1: P: r-z 1 :NT far 11 R!1,41 theAmerlean people, Is now betore ns; What sll7. - II iv: 11 i• n that %llntt'.,l engaze the attention and elicit. the tuost profonml eqnsi inn of EA, 1y I,all tot it 1111011. And ns the considerntlon of this Issue , eetos 1.1 I,e 1.1.m0i..117c4 the lnt-. as , they elalining to have the sole right to partic ipate, tli4i,ose of And cutup 'the fruits thereof. We \t - rbi 4 l%l therefore, for the benefit of those eon vertml, pri.teAt allot her 14,:u, frattgla with. , and in whlit, as yet, the Ladies have taken the most mn,1110: a : ]4lart IR'.O a. M p. in The lldl31;► MEM EDSON, 8:151, m And the prc,ptieti;tB stotoi rcn Iv , and ntlll contittW to I,sue from their mammoth stock of de• 'drnhl,• ; eoda,lho eltote,st met term: nt the omit t!clog hartrilos ever before offered poitln% \V t titc r. of ttte I,itLIFo , awl the coin po Mott of Clip fraternity, for " OLD - 13 1 4 12 Gir ][. 3F4 S " Siiii e, null :401 goo& at prices that allow the public to lice also. EDSON, Irish Poplins; prenell Ottoman, Empress Cloths, WATER-PROOF PLAIDS, ],IAND.AIIIN PLAIDS. ALIwAeAS IN ALL COWIN, MOE! 1 p. , Iti Paisley, Brotlait, Grand Duchess, Winter queen, Louise, rt'era - rAthr tttpl QnnliM. SlTt} , pfeN:, E:1; - ‘1‘tte.t.. t 4 rc tall :it cents 11 3.J IC A_ TN' 414 .r. (11,1.141 . Sti . Gun,„ Jr,gr, Thlt.ml4, Raffling, . Carpets.-•-Just opened, a Fine Assortment. _:414 - 911 unit 13.44y*7 .\n Plin I 0 Ile . .); ale of Foroiml and lionicsile riot b.. We hale facilities for piirchasing cloths that roml.ots Its a decided over orir competitors. All or Domestic Hoods mill, he issurd for Cash from this Establishment. n't+ wn.orsvrr:-.«.....meet grT, -P - r. s` t nna rawest mantel came Look out for Day & Horton's Lined Clasped Skirt. luave Ihe ev'lusti e right to ~.1I this skirt in this evil': No lady that has ever used. thLs sktr Ix lii hr•tt•tttlto pronou IWO Int.t 'elf a, ant In shape, the most clurahle, and in all rs•spects the most 41,1r.41,1e ever int rrui need Into the market. No. 3 Noble BIOCI, Next. door to the Post, Office. R. .S. MORRISON, Ft . 111 ,, l Pit lrls htock of g6o,lsto the store in the House formerly oeen plea L i fe Insurance Co Morrell, Stephens & Wildes, takes plea sure in announcing to h 1 old customers and •-• he eit treng of Erie generally, that he 11..U5 open. ' NVYCV e out n NEW ANT) SELEOT STOCK OF Diy Goods, Ilress oods, & e., : Brecazo, N. Y. /gat • This certifies that we, the undersigned, have ror Spring and Summer Wear. examined Into the merits of the tiECURiTY LIFE iNsvnANe}:: COMPANY, And believe It I lto be sound, reliable and equal to the best in It .haul ft, heel, at ali (fairs the best goods in • A l ttertc.g. .the Ittark,vl,; n‘i a fall asNttrttnent or everything utu Shepanl tik Co., Wholesale Hardware in my line. Purchasers eau always do better Dealers. haying of the than by going East. A. F. Tripp, firm of Sidney Shepard do Co. Simons fit Crlssey, Commission hierrhants. matey th Co., licanem E. P. Burke, Farmers' alcchanlca` Net. Bank. G. A. Williams, " At 0. Robson S co., Goldsmiths and Jewelers. ?omen Nei, Boot and Slane Dealer. F. F. Curry, Rupt. Forest Lawn Cemetery. George F. Lee, Attorney and Counselor. Cyrus P. Lee Erie Co. Sayings Bank. JosephL. Fairchild, Register In Bankruptcy. il.-: It t I.:, l'A. Itemettther the place, No. 6 Reed House, Soul!) 6;de of the Park MEM • Ail persons desiring insurance sill do well to . 1 / 1 . ttaiVA H A LUS . cation a - .. VEGETABLE !SICILIAN - M. , M. -MOORE, Erie, Pa.; ... -4' 1.-, 1 , HAIR aumus.tr. oenetni Agent for Western Pa. .., .2ZENEWER. _ . lIISCIIARGE IN BANKRUPTCY. Iti Tilt:l.l , A art,iele ever I,:zioirn to lIEST. ME ' : N THE DISTRICT CX)UKT of the United 1. GRAY HAIL'. to lb. orle.inal yoatbrol colc'T. ' States, for the Western District of rented. It w L i.l prevent the o r . fi na l tatilne out, tiralcerS. l'uytte, a bankrupt Owlet the Act of 1:.h.. pr e Hot smooth tn.! giO,V, aid doe& ; rottg,retz of Afareb 2,1937, having applied for a net Mew tee 2,;,:111, ax othrm. , discharge from all his debts road other claims I nir 1% ....ti‘e en 0101131 r te.:ll fr.e by mall. . provable under Ct, by persons the CoUrt R. P. IL% I. LA. et ~,, Na.511u...., S, II.„ rtopri.tur. I notice Is herebyg i ven to ail who have For .41:,- tt.. ,Llt .trtigt;ls-bi. 110 ,-;.:,;_i ni , proved their debts, and ether persons interest _ _ , ed, to appear on the 7th day of Jon. ISOA at 2 . 1 o'clock, P. M., before 8. E. Wockinifr. egg. Reif ' AtilititiiNiraiivr's Notice. : later, at his °dice, in Erie. Prt, to show caitse; t hF.Tlts.tt.t-t. tie AIMS{ N IS rst.vr lON MI the es- ' any they have, why a discharge should not be tate nr - 7.7.p.eph Valle/trier, dee'.l., Late of I grunted to the'said bankrupt. And further no °Pilluilvid tr... RPM Co., I'a.. 1161,111 g been gran- lice is hereby g iven, that the second twit third led to the tin , l.l,t4ttett, teetee I, her,•by given illeettl24ll of creditors of the said bankrupt, re. to till Ittotlytt,l to . .4:titt testate to Make iiitttlerii• ritilred by the 27111 and Zth sections of said act, at, 1 ,,,, loco!, :tod tilte4. tOtVilig claims. agahr,t will be bad before the ald4 Register. at Ilse Earun the sauce witilwknleut them, duly anthentica- Woo and place. teS, fur twttleivent. 8. C. fifcCAIVDI.M., . GILBERT LIVED, Adm. i Clerk of U. 8. Markt Court for saUt District. Fire notot , t, Nor, N, taco - n0v12.2t • . -~A.D THE 310 ST IMPORTANT ISSUE and Extensive Issue of Dry Goods 11 TIIF EsTAMISEEMENT OF . ' CHURCHILL & CO., r•++s• WANT I:Altli.llN'4 IN 1,11,E" th)OLS, CALL AT CHURCHILL '& CO,'S And. ecttula thrtr Ilite POPLINS, X) NIEP.INOS, SCOTCH PLAIDS. I 'tir.1...1 u•n+, I'a fnlr4 Ch,rthl, 74atiynrin tottit I' Chen.' Banithens, M IkTrOihina, I.:slgiish Sorwr., Se e : 14 14 E T (,) It A L 1 4‘ 1J 7 1 41 , 471 . g 44 71 It Huge Stork, Very Cheap land 'Very Good. Linen Cow, on.l Collars, French Corsets, Lace flatelkerelliets, &el I I-LA:14:11 ()IRAi4 )' i•N ..ry i:arlely nll , l tlyl exo•f-clillgly low 110 ' res, Como noel get one I IP CI r Hentember I h w .1121.nee, Edson, Churchill & Co., U. S. MOUR.ISON. W I .4 S ! I:Xe FILSIOII, 1F 4.1 El SIFICUR.I'I[" O Y . tsleta, Mc. 1, 15 1 ,467, $1,286,390.24. ':COUNTRY , MERCHANTS,- lU]EA.TIct ! } T C seplo'6B. nAzitv . ),mN. Farmers and Others, CONSIOIq rots AM ES, BEESWAX. BEANS. BITITERf CRFESE, EGGS, FLOUR AND MEAL, FLAT. VOTTON, FURS AND 8/11.tig. DRIED AND GREW MUTTS, GRAIN, WOOL. (USE, rout- ''' TRY, NAVAL STORES, o P 8: OLVOSMO, FEATHERS, rnovzsioNs, OILS, r..tnz), TALLONV", 3IOLAS.Sn4. JOSIAH CARPENTER, Gen'l Commission Merchant 442, 444 and 448 Washington St., IrE:W YORK CITY, And receive Ms weekly Price Current of Pro duce and Groceries. the moat complete Price Current published ln,tho United States. BEND FOR A PRICE MEREST. Marking Flutes and, Cards Furnißtted Free Liberal Advances Made ou Consignments. ESTABIAMED MAY 1, 18& Flret class references glveu when rekinite.l. intitirer. Stoves for Everybody _ PATTER SON 4 AVERT'S. o. rx French Street UT E a l tM r EPAMMo t t in es ei gie of nla i TkAV: fords. Our celebrated • NEAP -V.INIPIE.XtIE 10113 AMERICAN EAGLE, Are taking the lead of all other cooking stoves and are adapted to the wants , . of all classes of community. They are fitted with and without water tacks also with and without back closets and reservotra, We have also the best magazine Stove or per petual burner for parlor and °Mee use, yet of fered to the public, railed the A DI .70 11 IC A N! 11 has a perfect base circulation, 'which effec tually warms the lower part of the room, and the construction of the to Is such as to reader ezploalons of gag impossible —besides being the most beautiful stove in the market.' We also have any quality of other styles for both wood and coal—and cannot be and. r,ohl. Call and examine our stock before nurchas• int( elsewhere. lir Sign of the Big Eagle perched on a Cook StAIVP. PATTERSONS NEW LOCATION. G-. P. DAVIS Ras removed to Whittleh's flock, corner of State and Tenth Streets, Erie„Pa., , where he has opened a LARGELY INCREASED STOCK Of Groceries Fruits, Vegetables, Provisions and everything usually kept in a first-class grocery establishment. We are determined not to be surpassed, and invite all assured t any thing in our line to call, feelinghat we shall be able to give satisfaction both as to goal ity of goods and prices. Country Produce Bought and Sold. We have opened COMMISSION DtPARTMENT, , So which we ask the attention of tliose having Produce to dispose or. We pledge ourselves to secure the highest market price for all articles entrusted to our care. DF.ALERFS THE ADJOINING TOWNS, ind:orf the Lines of Itallioa r d, Supplied with PRT/ITI3, VEGETABLES, ETC. apr2l3-11. lIIATEAV& KEPLER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. FOR SALE Farm on Lake Pleasant road, about 7, tulles front the city, known as the Wm. Lairrenee place. 5 acres. Good farm house, 2 good barns, t; acres woods, grafted orchard, ge. The above, farm can be bought for e 2,700, oni •bait down, the balance In 4 years tine. It is under Mae state of cultivation. Owner is obliged to let It go on account of steknesx. It Is cheap and very demi cable. HAVES .1 ICKPLErt, No. 1 lteed House. , - FOR SALE. • Seven and one-half acres, 5 mil of city, on Buffalo road. Good small house, barn, choice variety of fruit, Ac. Price .11Ath l d . Ko, 1 Reed Home. JAMES (rtiARLON FARM Pori On Lake road, etustabout miles P 24 acres. Noir two-s tory a well finished - house, tine barn, MO young apple trees. Mr. °Manion having made business arrangements that will take DIM permanently front Erie Co., proposes to sell Oils valuable property CHEAT'. septa-if. ,te KEPLER. THE UNDERSIGNED, Raving . purchased the interest of the Messrs. • Vincent" in the FLOtriND FEED BDSINESS Of the latellrm, would respectfully solicit a contintumeesit favor from the friends and pa trons of the house, and the public in genera,. pledging himself that he will at all times try to sell good and' reliable Flour, Feed and Grain I At the lowest price for Cash in band. From my long experience In this branch of the trade, 'l trust I know what the public demand, and that I am prepared to meet that want. Returning my thanks to the public for their liberal patronage to me in the past, I hope by strict attention to my business and their anima, to merit a continuance of theirpatronage in the Datum THE BULLING, FLOUR, FEED, AND GRAIN, susumss, Will be continued, in alyta departments, at the ERIE MILLS, PARADE STREET, and the Btore, EAST PASS ROW, Betweea Brown's Betel and Reed notate, Where the public will Buda good stock always for sale, with competent and polite men on hand to supply their wants. ap25117-ly, li. H. HAVERSTICK. MAIM 211A11.13.L.M WO/LICAS. N. A. DUNNING, Na 1016 Pesch Street, batman 10th and nth, Erie, Pa. Monuments, Tombstones, Marble and Slate Mantles, &e. I have on hand a large. assortment of monu ments and headstones of various styles, In American and Italian marble, and a corps of the best workmen in the State. All orders will be promptly attended to and satisfaction guar anteed. Ms work is warranted unsurpassed, and I cannot be undersold by any one. Orden and inspection of stock and prices solicited. - - - - GEMS SAirniol rsgrrirrioN, Corner Etichth Old :State Ste., OPPOSITE F,OST OFFICE. This Institution is now open for the trensae. tion of business. OPIPIat HOURS:, dt. M. to IP. It. tittrunnArs: , id.lo it P. M. Six POT Cant. Interest will beThAlronitHa Utto .b2sti tutitto to Re larra tDIRECTORS • J. Efebenlaub, P. A. Recker, P. P. Llobel, Schneider, John Genshelmer. OFFICERS: John (kashaliner....... ..... ...President. Matthew . ... F. tichnolder, —..—.— Seeml. my2117-/y. JOB „ PRINTING of awry kW. to tam in Mall Quantities, plaixt or colored. don* la i&we?fat to sad ac ino4wato prip" Wblte Dieu Slustitalelasterica. CLUBS FOB $86114.41178E1 FOB 1808. The Best Nes;Yeelg Weekly Published. NEW YORK DAY BOOK Vienne York Ikw-Bk is a straightforward Radical Democratic paler, with a larger circa- • !Mien than any other Democratic Journal over 1 published on this tooth:unit, and it enters on , the threstibid of lk more prosperous and more I hopeful of the great carmen upholds than ever before. Standing on the- Declaration of Inde pendence, that "ail (white) men are equal," and therefore entitled to equalrighta, it is opposed to all forms and degrees of special leghtlation that contitct with this stand central truth of Democracy, and over all and above all, does it combat that monstrous treason' to American liberty, which, thrusting the negro element in to OM political agate m must of necessity wreck the whole mighty fabric left us. by our fathers. God has created white men superior and ae aloes Inferior, and therefore alt the efforts of the past six ' , years to. abolish Ms work and equalise with negroes—every law violated, eve ry State Constitution overthrown. every life sacrificed, and every dollar expended, are ne :TliyJust co many steps towards neAtonal ie; and the simple and awful pro...lan new upb us IsJust this—shall wo recover our rea son and retrace our steps, or march on to Mon grellstri, social anarchy, and the total ruin of our wintry. • • The Day Doak, therefore, demands the resto ration of the "Uhlon as it was"—n - Union of co equal States. upon the white basis, as the only hope, and the only means posible underheaven for saving the grand ideas of Iral, and the fund ' atnental priciples of American liberty, and If the real freemen, and the earnest believers in 1 that sacred and glorious cause in which the men of the Revolution offered up their lives, Will tiow labor to expose the Ignorance,delosion and treason of the Mongrel party, It will sue reed, and the white Republic of Washington be teetered again in all its original influence and grandeur. The Day Book will, however, hereafter be more than ever devoted to all the varied purrs>• sea of a news paper. Conscious that it reach es thousands of families who take no other Journal, beyond perhaps their lo cal paper It will continue and improve Its 'News of the Week" Summary, so as to present a transcript fasui rai of the World's events in each . Its "Font , . ily Department" will embrace the t original and selected stories. Its tgricultu Depart ment" will be fully sustained , an being the only paper of Its class made up expressly foi country circulation, It is confident it is worth double the Wee of a Weekly hurriedly reprint ed from a daily. It gives full and complete re- Torts of the New York and Albany Cattle Mar kets; Grain, Provisions and Cotton_ Markets, and a Weekly review of Financial matters, to gether with the markets, by tele/MR.O A from New Orleans , C airo , Charleston, Vitilade phi% ac., be., up to time of going to press. TOBACCO, SEEDS, . Tersas—Crib la Advance. ' One copy one year 82 00 ' Three copies one year 6 53 Five copies one year, and one Lathe getter. up of the club 10 03 Ten copies ona year, and one to the get ter up of the club --17 50 , Additional copies 1 75 . Twenty copies one year, and one to the get. ter up of theclub— "A 00 Specimen copies sent free. Send for a copy . Address, giving post ottlee, moray and State In full, VAN Fl RIE,IIOETONA l CO., deck. No MC Nussaotit.. New York. : 6 1 4 Car. clrenti and St. Streets, PITTSI3URGIT, Ps., Tho Largest, Cheapest and matit Successful Practical Busines College Fifteen Thousand Students From 'Thirty Three State!' M Ten Years.' FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRCULAR, 'Containing full information, ()untie of Connie of Study, simplex of Cow ey'zt Premium Penmanship , View of The College Building, different De rarptesfrav ~r Pi tsbureli. etc . :. etc.. address insl9'6B. James P. Crook, having taken In his gm, Jas. as a partner, on the tat day of April, ItIM, an tler the Mtn name of James P. Crook & Son, de sires to have a settlontent of Ills old accounts. All persons knowing, themselves indebted to him are requested to call and settle without de- ROUGH & PLANED LUMBER, And Ifanufacturers of WINDOWSAMI;FRAMM, DOORS & Mouldings and Picket , Fence, Scroll Sawing, Matching and Planing done Loonier. !Shop on Peach g3t.• Between Fourth s and Flint Sta., Erie, I'a. We respectfully call the attention of the pub. - lie to our faellAties for doing work In the best of style, promptly and on reasonable terms. Bay- Mg fitted up entirely new Clops, with superior machinery, we feel confident of giving satisfac tion. (Mien from abroad will receive prompt attention. mv2Blll-tt. JAMES P. CROOK & SON PETCLEY'S National Claim Agency Office In Farrar itall Building, Erie, Pa All claimants for extra bounty allowed fiy fate acts of Congresa, can have the same promptly collected by sending , their discharges to me, the receipt of which will be promptly, aeltnowjedg and instructions returned. . 'INCREASE OF PENSIONS, VS per month for the taint loss of ono! either leg or arm, Instead of f 2 per month for each minor child of deceased soldiera or seamen. Also, other increases.' ADDITIONAL FOIL VOL. OFFICERS of V. S. A. Three months , pay , proper for all In service March &l, and (Discharged ,after April 9th, raca. Claims cashed. Claims for arrears of pay, and pensions, and bounty, promptly collected, Unequalled Medi- Ines forelosing and completing claim. Allow. anee to prisoners of war collected. Only agency In North-Western Pennsylvania where years of experience in the U. El. Treasury can be found. Thankful for the very+ , liberal patronage be stowed in the past we hope by increased expe rience and unremitting attention. to patrons, to secure their continued favor. Office In Farrar Hell Building. Address B. TODD PERLET auTSG-t(. Lock Box lon, Erie, Pa. ‘9O MANtrPAClTr i ftf:l: s OF 4p S C 3 AND CAtkv: Corner of Holland and Sixth Streets, EAGLE FOUNDRY, Peed' Street, above the. Runkto Road, gum, PA. .11.EN/W.,I3.IWAPer & CO.. MAAVYACTI7B.I=S.OW - • PARLOR, COOK AND OFFICE STOVES, TIN AND PM= IRON WARE, TILE CELEBRATED 'gums now And all kinds of Iron Castings. Every Stovo sold by na Is warranted to give satiafaction. Nettles, Sleigh 'Stades, Sadirons, &c,, on hand and manufactured to order. Plows and Plow Banda of superior make anddumbill ty always on hand. A. call and a fair trial of our articles Is all we ask. tassel-tf. HENRY. BRYANT d. CO. ALE BREWERY! CEO. L. lIA.I3Mit, Formerly with Outhout di, Baker Rochester, having taken the well known Brewery on French Street,. below Fourth, Bite, Pa., Formerly occupied by Win. JacobVirould In form his old acquaintances and the public gen rally that he is now brewing a eery superior Quality of Ale. From his long experience and uniform success, be Is fully prepped togivethe best of satisfaction. Dealers are invited 131.19 GEM L BAXII9. 1 1 11E.EN OF ENCLAND SOAD I • VOR doing faint washing in best end r cheapest mann ly er. Gusranteed the eeptaltostry in the world! Has all the strength ofeld rosin snap with the wild end lathering g o lli t tles 01 Glistile. e rfleAlendid Bold *ha ALTITIsf. WORKS. North Street rithide ph a. • g1i217 . FOR 1808. IN TIIIT UNITED STATE-4 IS mrru et. cowi...-mt., Pittsburgh, Pa. N 4 -* rzum. JAMES P• CROOK' & SON, • 'Dealers in SOLDIERS' 110%,"NTY v . V.1.0,t., v i 4,4, J. RICRENLAVII* ALLNIJFACTIMEMS OF BOOTS & . SHOES ! No. 62S State Street. „ i RETAIL DEPARTMENT., We have Just finished, and prepared for pub lic inspection, a mammoth stock of Boots,fShoes, Gaitera, Itubbers,etc. embracing every disri tion and variety of kinds, and which for style, quality and finish cannot be surpassed In the market,. all of which are offered4t late reduced rates. We also pay especial d strict atten tion to ciusroca AVoric. For schlep the finest coltection of Leathert aro kept on hand; and every facility . is secured for accommodating customers promptly, and In a style to render r•erfect satisfaction. Particular attention Is also directed to our ViIIOLESALE 'DEPARTMENT, No. 8 West Seventh Street, 'Where we manufacture at. Wholesale, Men** Boys', Ladles', Mimes' and Children's Boots, Shoes, ()alters, etc., of every variety and kind. flaring 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 connected oar IVIIOM3ALE LEATHER AND TTSDINDS ROM! Embracing French, German and 'Aineticass Calf Skins, of best and varied bmnde,SLaughter and Spanish Solo Leather, French and Amerl• can Roans of all colors and prices. Wills our Increased facilities we , can sell as !oar as any Eastern inanufactuser, and make to order any . kind of work wanting by the Trade. Thankful for the past lawns! patronage of the public, we respectfully soUcit a continuance of the same. sait-tf. • J. EICHENLAMI & CO. CHEAP CASH STORE. A.. Tk'l I N . TiT I Gr 4 , (7‘ , r. ot litlt and ;Rate Sta.. MMIED Groceries l t and. Provioglions, Wood, Willow and Stone Ware, And everything that is usually kept In a First Class Family Grocery. ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. The best brands • of • s r Erie County Flour. Always on Rand. Call and examine prima 11 - 0. Goods delivered free In any part of the city or South Erle. oe3-tf. J. W. A.lrli,El3,' 'Wholesale (Lad Retall Dealer in Furniture Raving parchtused the entire stock of Furni ture of Messrs. Moore & Riblet, I respectfully ask my old customers and the public generally 'to give me a call at the old stand, NO. 715 STATE STREET; Before purch4 ing elsewhere. I have a large assortment, of 1716aamabase awl, Dad illnom Coln ALSO, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, TABLES, WARDROBES, DViR,9, And, In fact everything In the Minot Furniture. I am prepared to manufacture to order any style that may be called for. Remember, No. 715 State street, east side, between seventh and Eighth streets. ap.W67-tf. GREAT •REDUCTION IN IPITICVAI • , E. M. COLE & SON wia B'IND Harpers' and similar :Vingazines, at 7 cents per volume. Godey's, and similar Magazines, at MAO per volume. Harper's and Frank Leslie's papers, at $2.17:, per year. 'We are also making and selling Blank 800 - k B AT • REDIICED PRICES I Bindery over ICeystOno National Bank, car. tier state and Bth streets. apX-tf. NEW BOOK BINDERY CM Blank Book Manufactory ! We would respectfully announce turtle public that we have opened a _ BOOS BINDERY, and are prepared !o do work In any branch of the haziness. . BLANK BOOKS! \ • Of all kinds, on hand and made to order, and ruled to any pattern desired. . - XtGAANFA AIM otD7BOOKS I Bound and repaired in the beat aisle. BINDERY OVER , Ige~Le NflAnsal BE* .Covar State and Etth Streets, = le, sts-sm E. M. COLE & SON Lancaster Intelligencer THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST Democritio Journal in Pennßylvanin I The Lancaster Intelligencer, established in 1798. has always been known as a tltat•casss lltlral and Family Newspaper. 'As 'Weekly Intelligeucer Is now the largeat. Democratic Tor per pulALshed In Pentm•lvania. It has lately greatly improved in all respects, and is Just e. such a paper as every Democrat should tak , • The publishers of the Intelligences regard it to be the duty of every 'Democrat to support his county papers In preftmee to ilitY other • , butt there are many who will be likely to subgenus for more than one paperduring the Pending Presidential cam they hate conch:den to offer the Weekly Lute genrer at the follow. !WOW rates v ‘mnEle dnEledl o ollo Add; Fire twigs $2,0(4 Ten mPlea ill ; Twenty copies Man Thirty coke MOO' coptre, to one El hty coplikto one address. manna= esta • JO' Persons *Ming to sell real ti ean And no better adtentiaing medium than Qs Weekly O ' A . MI CO•lailiAli•Pl‘ ERIE CITY 1!ION WORKS, • MANUFACTURERS OF/ The Bradley Engine I Double Cylinder Eng ine, tItSEAS THE trrv.Aza FIFTY TO ONE HUNDRED FEB CENT. More power than a Stogie C. Under Engine tudog the came amount of steam. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS I OIL STILLS AND TANKS ! CIRCULAR SA. W lkilLta4.4 del2-tf. Greenbacks for "ftfids, EQTAL TAXATION! t( ' , legal tenders" are good cnongh for the sot. filer, nterclumt„ farmer, mechanic, labor • er,nnd all others who pay taxes, they ate good enough (or rich bondholders who pay , no taxes.' THE PITTSBUHOH POST, The only beinocratic daily in Western Penn• sylvan's, anda first-class newspaper. Glvins the latest intelligence from all parts or the world. hull Weal and • ammeretal reports, togeth er with a vast amount of miscellaneous matter, la delivered to subscribers in Pittsburgh and neighboring cities and towns at the low price 01 Pitteea Cents per Week, or by rail, Unit Dollars a Year. TEE WEEKLY POST, Circulation larger than any Radical weekly pa per published in Pennsylvania. A large eight page paper, forty-elght - columns of matter, can talug the leading editorlalm,•as published in the Daily Post, full reports of the doings .01 the Unzip-19.W telegrams; cable, local and market reports. agricultural; poetry, stories, & etc., t. wailed to any address at TWO DOLLARS A YEAR .4 ' Or when ordered In clubs of 1;08 and over ONE DOLLAR AND PIETY CENTS. la^ Circulate the Post and increase the Dem.,- cmtic vote. All orders mast be accomptude,' with the cash, and no deviation can be mad. from the terms given above. Specimen copies mailed to any address, free of charge. Addres• the publishers, S. P. PARR ft. CO., znr5VS. Pittsburgh. Pa. An Independent Dall3r Newspaper, political and general, giving all the News in a tre.th, read able, attractive manner, condensed so that a ?Amine= 1714/3 can find time to read the whole. Manes A. Da Editor and Manager. Price VI a year, $1,50 tort months. TH2 "WEEHLY . 817 N. Prepared with great care for country subscri be' s. Political news thoroughly condensed. gyariy;,,c l n 7h fe r y ie r c e i no u rted. Harken. :wee eusd tidsrfratturat Department edited by Andrew 8. Fuller. Great variety of interesting miscellaneous reading ' making , IL a Unit-rate GENERAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Those who wish for a thor oughly reliable paper for the pending most Im portant Presidential Campaign, will find THE WEEKLY SIIN exactly what they need. Price, tl a year; 20 copies to one address, dl i ; temples to one address, $37,50; 100 copies to one address TEE SNINI-WERNLY BUN. Same size and character as the Weekly, 'but fart bitting twice as much reading matter, and giving the news with greater freshness. Great twins will also be taken in making up the pont teal newsiol the day for this paper, so that the reader, whatever be his politics, will dud the SEW-WEEKLY. SUN to be an accurate and comprehensive compendlara of political Infor mation.' In fact, we mean that this shah be the Most valuable campaign paper in the coun try. Price, $2 a year; 10 copies So one address, $l5; 31 copies to one address, KG; 50 copies to cue address, ISO: always in advance. Address, mr2o-3w. THESUN Ne •Yort. City. JOHN W. AYR S. . - JOHN - B. PERKINS, . nAnrrAorunan CO.I,7.FECTIONEUIES AND DIgAI.Eft. IN Foreign & Domestic Fruits, NUTS. ETC., NO. 822 STATE ST., CORNER NINTH, ERIE, PEISNA. •-•—• Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, STRAWBERRIES, ETC., Always on hand in their season. Partite prontptly furnished with_ eyery de airiTeUon of CAL V E, PYRAMIDS, ICM The nieest store west of New York. apZ-ti. Authorized Capital 8500.000. CAPITAL PAID IN /MOM THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK opened for boldness on MONDAY, DECEMBER DIM, MR, In the banking omee previously occupied by the 'Merchant's Bank, Brown's Building, tiortlpeast corner of State Street and public Park. WM. L. SCOW, Preet. WM. C. CURRY,Cash. DIZISCTORS: DealerWM. SCOTT, of firm of J. Beam dr To., Coal s. JOS. WCARTER, of Arm of Selidito, Bliss d McCarter, Builders. GEO. J. MORTON, Coal Dealer. W. R. BROWN. *rent Barak.* Rile R. R. JOHN C. BURGESS, of Arm of Clernens,Couel ey dr Burgess, Wholesale Grocera. G. E. ITICR, of firm of Crouch & Bro., Flour Merchants. M. ma R. BARR Man , of fi ufacture rm ofrs. Barr, Johnson Sea n, t3tove P. F. FARRAR; of firm of Gray & Farrar, Wholesale Grocers. J. DREISIGARER, Grocer. dent t NEW PUIETHE FOB THE BANDLUICHIEF, elialibm's "Mild Uldwating Circuit:, Pitalika's , " ellitighi Illormiag Ceram." pbuleses "Night Illoeusiaig Cereas.” Pialea's " • Med Dhowlas Coreveso9 Pbaleant "Might pleming Cereals." A mod exquisite. delicate. and Pratraut Parttime, dist! led tram the rare sad beantlAti tower frau which It 'Wiest its twat Rantrocturea ably by PIIALOIN & BON, New Trek. IRWARR OF COUNTERVFXI'I3. ARM FOR PRALMFR--TARE NO OTHER. Fa A. WEBER & CO.. Country Produce, Groceries, Provisions, i WINES, melons, SEGAILS, Tobacco, Crockery Ware, Frans, Nista, Ac., No. 18114106tri Street. West aide, between Bth cl Bth Streets, Erie, Pli. Coati paid for cotta produce. F. A. WEBER ..1 tf. W. ERIIART. SUNN3I Mieensed by the United Maim Authorities.] GREAT ONE DOLLAR BALE.-4rry and Fait s'. c loota so B dd ia rt W lt e tga t rafAV et" , 'Watches, needing Machines , Cutlery, &c., to be bid at the average prioeoftli.oo each. Our com missions .or clubs eaceed those of other tooth. l lahmetits, mut owr goods are entrranted to Rive satisfaction. Clubs of tan and upwards receive articles valued at from 13 to SIM. New circular yard full panto:tiara sent free. 11_ .13 C14017031A1r & CO.. • novl34m, • 40 flanover Bh. Roston. Mace. - PR J U I INTING of every kind, lo large co isnagatltiea, plain or colored. done to e best Style. and at moderate priees. at the Observer edam rant SLANICEiI-4 complete mon meat of evety.klnd or Idleaks needed by Menem ostiom,_ Copetables and Maness Ilen, WO& et Me ObilWereele% PA., A New Compound or Wbich And is Warranted to give OF ALL STYLES. Of al/ Descriptions. Anti ISEAD BLOCKPI. MEI The :New York sun, DIALZIES Ilf Hoop Skirt & Corset Depot AT THE New York Hoop skin Manufaetory I.OOS trrATVE ea 9 g. , Cheap. SPltirsiGr •14'1"YLEs, NATHAN COILIEN kspoettolly ladies et Erie and surrounding 1.4 ha has on hand a large assen, w . at tikt eiklrts„ of all sizes and xtylo.,, ar his ow ... 111 4P alad mantlfaCtUrt.ll of the best flexii,t e Material. which he will guaranuy sCt4I t,r4 ht the market. Buying had eoleddp fght 4 fiance In the business, he Is eonfldrat ability to give vntlre satistaetk.a to who may favor hint with a call. ir make break within one ve t ,r, t h e ,• env 1 1, 4 repaired, and no charges made. J %1,1 Old Skirts repaired, alp red and v... pew. New Skirts mime to orlter at tat 1140", of corsets and Corset ai zan vr e l o t o: s t.a notice. A splendid end large stork b an d. country merchant+. supplied a lowest rates. No. Mief State street. Erlf,i' 'a. 11!61374. "THE WORLD," Al the opening of the year 1465, "11, 11 0 . i. challenges, more confidently than 0 ..,:,1, ,iympathy and support of a putm,tle mat, Avlorious work has been glorteuqy i,„,,,, , • Deep already answers deep. The iIJI4 (Irk, of ibis Journal to the eit &INC of liberty prt,te by law stands nobly vindicated In „iipleud„ l victory shining from 3faine to tu/nornts. 1.4, necticat v Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jpr, ( .o„,, York, have thundered forth their verdict gm the tolsrulertud madness of the past, liutalvd more remains to be done. Ne%er was the t.: 1 1 of the country greate . The Radical 1 , arty.4,1 decrees the de. , tb of reprfsentallieulflo,, meta .n ten sovereign States. A tined a at. z':.• nary despotism and wholesale Negro sutitze, It despe ely grabreat a pernianem 6., „, power, In enatiee of plitille opinion, at tt.tTn of etiorin• s taxes and of crippled haltatnu, at the cos of Dubin and Ptswe. To the groat battle still to be fought-Le World" will give all Its efforts, all its entree It asks of Its friends tu then turn 10 Int4ii: g asks of them inure readers and a wider mu 11. ence, ft arks thls with emilidenee la lo c . .iiii l , us a newspaper and as an organ of opaeur;, The citiet use of a New 'Taper tk. 10 g ,,,, 1 readers ALL TOE NMI'S. For this-the facilltats of "The World" are nn. surpassed by any Journal In the United mate, It eaeetta to excel by an accuracy and candor, a spirit and freshness in IN new• column). ech;a shall commend It to readers of whieteAer Fin?, sex, creed or place. As an organ of opinion "The World" lathe= flinching chatuplou of A Liberal, Progressive Democracy, whereof the comic stone Ls Freedom restra.te! by Justice; Fmedoni pint and simple, in ni largest collective measure • the °Ake 0 . .1=3 being to protect Freedom from encroachmeta; Freedom of the individual citizen In tits rights a though, speech, religion and locontotIon; Ifs Right to Make any money bargain!, he th proper in spits of foolish usury lam; iitlii• Right to buy and sell in all markets, dons* and foreign, In spite of unjust protectivetanfe' in his Right to choose his own food and la spite of meddlesome temperancelseNixhis- Rignt to representation In the/eghbtfrebodies which tax him, In spite of unmrstatalonal ex clusions; Freedom of collective camas to as. semble for discussion of glevances; Freedom rf all local communities to manage their toes: at. Stirs without central interference; Freedom b every section • the country, from the =pa and unconstitutiona/ domination of other at. tions. This large and comprehemive Freedom sums up the politics of "The Wont^ Which will never be found wanting to thnem ital interest of the country and of the la= race. " A. paper published in the metropolis b into. rally looked tea for careful Ittarlitet reports sal authentic information, and intelligent Ora sloes relating to Trade, Commerce ani Finance. In these features "The World" Invites oo parbom with any other lourual. matoNs The 'WEEKLY WORLD, a large quarto shoe; same size as Daily, 13 now printed wholly It large type, and (since its union with the It>it York .Argus) has the largest elrettlation of any weekly_Journal published, save one. It aas marlyalledJourual for the Farmer, Livetitock 41 . Produce Dealer, Country Merchant, etc. rub. fished Wednesda. The SEMI-WY:LIU:I WORLD Ina large gear. to sheet, same size as Daily, which, by matt. Dug the great mass of city advertisements from the Daily contains everything else that appear, In the daily and weekly editions. Published Tuesday and Friday. The DAILY WORLD affords a complete emit. g ndiuni and discussion of the news of every • TE• It ]IS WEEKLY WORLD. 1 Copy 1 year 1 'l, Cu 1 copies 1 year, separatelv addressed .......... 7 0) 10 copies 1 year, separatel addressed 11 6 , , 20 copies 1 year, to one dress :1101 al copies 1 year, separately addressed S 440 50 copies 1 year, to one address 50 0 , 50 copies 1 year, separately addre55ed.........574 0 1 ARMI-WEEXLY WORLD. 1 copy 1 Year 1 440 4 copies 1 year, separately addressed 1) 07 10 copies 1 year, to one 'address 41. 01 10 coples,l year, separately addressed... , . DAILY 'WOULD. 1 copy one year 410 01 CLUB PRIZEM. For Club of 10 to one address, I Weekly I seal 61 16 30 I Ser/0 4 W4VIOV " 6/1 I/ 200 " I Pally DIRECTIONS, Additions to clubs may be made any thine in the year at the, above club rates. Changes In club lists made only on request at persons receiving club paces, stating 'Hon, post office and State In Which It has pre vlonsly been sent, and enclosing twe.nty-the cents to pay tpr trouble of the change to sepa rate address... Terms, cash In advance, Send, if po.iable, Poet Mice Money Order or Bank Bratt. sent by mall will be at the risk of sender. We have no traveling agents. Specimen cap. les, posters, etc., sent free of-charge whenre; and whenever desired, Address all orders sal letters to THE WORLD, jeal-Ow. 35 Park Row„ .New York. PROSPECTUS. THE MORNING PATRIOT. The office of the late Patriot and Union Inn , ing passed into the bands of the undersigned they propose to supply a vacuum that has lout eziatedin the newspaper press of Interior Penn• sylvania. From some cause or other the reading masers of the Democratic party of the great interior counties of the state have been compelled, el ther to do Without the latest news or pairoune journals whose political sentiments were dill• taateftil to them. The Morning Patriot Is intended to stipelY this want. Its proprietors are determined that no effort shall - be spared, on their part, to make it tutu equal, as a newspaper, to any of its competitors Whatever the electic wires are able to commu nicate, up to the hour or going to press, will tt furnished In its columns every morning; 1 1 /d its large size will enable it to give quite as mu" reading matter as any of Its contemporaries. As an advocate of sound political aentinieuts• favoring no faction, clique or section, bat deo• Ling its entire energies to the good of the whole party; as a vehicle of the latest news, aria s— ehrordcler of passing events, we are deterruhl .l it shall not be excelled; and we confidently ap peal to a discriminating public for that appre 01attort and encouragement which arc indt)pen• sable to success. TERMS: For the Daily, one year in advance, re • Six =outset, " 3.517 lii/Xigle Copies, Three Cents. THE WEEKLY PATRIOT. It is the determination of the proprietors of the Patriot to make their weekly journal fullY equal to what the Patriot and Union was In Its palmitin days. It will be one of the largest weekly papers in the State, and special PI.V will be taken to MI Its columns with such ma , lug matter as will be alike interesting and we nn- to the Farmer, the Mechanic and the Man of Business, and to make it an agreeable and welcome visitor In every Welly. Every person should subscribe to the paro irinted own county, and we do not roan t enter late competition with the local parer , of the State. Sot, Many people take their borne Paper and. city paper In addition. To taut Nre send greeing. TERMS: Single copy, ono year " all mouths. Ten copies, one year Twenty copies, one year. Fifty copies (to one address) one year Ono hundred copies Alt orders should be addressed to It. :MEYERS & Ilarriatoult, re I= L. 13. CIIEV.A.L.VEIII. DESIGNER - tt DECORATIVE ARTIST! Neatest, Cheapest and Beet Sign Painting Wee of New York City. Parlore, Halls, Churches, sire.. Frescoed /athe neatest style of the art. General Designing, Drafting of Models for the Patent Once and every description of Orna mental Painting executed promptly. Rooms In Firm Stall, No, I, second door aplll7-11. °liable and OE c. , 5~ 12 , 0.
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