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Jan' t Uly
Quarterly. Report
IF TUE CONDITION of the Milt National
Bank of Union Mills, Pa- on the nuAlling
of tile first Monday in January, 1369: ,
RESOURCES.
Moans and Discounts. .%%57 4 73
l': S. Bonds to secure circulation.. 60,00() go
LT. S. Ronda and Securities on hand—. 7:10 co
(Slier Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages.... 9,511 ro
Due from Redeeming and Reserve •-
' Agents --J1,49
Due from other National We 00
Furniture and Fixtnres ' 1,2M1 12
itirrent,ExpenseiL ' 2,01? 79,
Taxes Pidd ' '
Premiums
Ca-M Items, and Revenue Stamps
WIN of other National Banks -
Fractional Currency •
Specie
Legal Tender Notes.. -
T0ta1.......
LI.thILIT/ES
Capital stock paid ici... —.........$ 50,000 00
Surplus Fara d ' 2.03 . 109
Exchanges - 2,597 61
In teribst.2,42l 65 5 5,03) 2.(1
el rculat lug nut Comp
troller
Individual Deposits.—
Total-. . 6197,M53 59
Joseph 8111, C ashier of the .Pirst National
fkiok. of Union Idills,:EMe Co., Pa., do solemnly
sweat' tbstrthenbcrve statement is true; t the
of M9i` knOwlerltear
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Cashier.
state of Peunsylmnin Qounty of Er e, es.
SWOM to and subscribed before me,
day of Jan. „ WU. 0.4At40502...1,
jau7-1W . Justice of the Peach ,
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Wairant in ,Itumkruptey. •
?fills TO GIVE NOTIcF. Flint on the itgth
1 day of Dec., A. LSel, a warrant In bank
ruptcy was issued again s t tile estate of George
W. Browning, of Union Mills. Erie county, had.
State of Penn'a, who has been adjudged a bank.
Ma 011 1118 own petition; that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belong*
ing to him, for his use, and-the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that-a
meeting of the creditors of -said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and to choose one or more
Assignee-sof his( state, wal be held at is COllO.
of Bankruptcy; to be holden at the bflice of the
Register, in the city of Erie, Pa. before B. E.
.Woodrutf, Esq., Register in said District, on the
Nit day of ' Feb., A. D., 1801, at 9 o'clock, A.
THOMAR A. ROWLEY,'
D. R. Marshal,Mossenger.
13y R. P. Da;tls, Dept. U. S. Marshal.
jan7-lw.*
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY..
' OILS IS 'TO DIVE NOTICE that on the 'ltith
I day of Dec., A. fr:1868„a wan ant In Bank
ruptcy wag Issued againsl, the estate of Jas. T.
Wheeler of thecounty of Erie,
, State of Dennsyleanta, - wird lifts been adjudged
a bankrupt on, hla own petition; That the pay
, went of an,y debt. end delivery. 9f any property
belonging to etch bankrupt; to Mm and for his
u-.e, and tile transfer Of any property by Nina
nre forbidden by law; that a meeting of the
creditors - of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and tophoose one or more Assignees of
la estate, will beheld at a Court of bankruptcy
to be liettign.at the office of the Register., In the
city of Erie, In the counts' of Erie and Slate of
Penn'a, before S. E. Woodruff, Register, on the
Ntli day of Fehru_nnr_, A. If 1St!!; at I) cCeloek,•,A.
If. UIOIfAS A. ROWIST, •
U.S, Marshal, Melefenger.:`,
' ity U. P. Davis, Dept. U. S. 3lnrsha l.
Discharge In Bankruptcy.-
.Is,l TUE DISTRICT COURT " oe the Utilissi
1 States, for the Western DlStrict of Pennsyi:
wants . William E. Witter, a bankrapt under thei
Art of Congress of Marcia 'A 1867, - having .ap
plied for a discharge froms.llllls,debts, and oth
er elating provable under saki act, by order of
the Court, notice Is hereby given to all creditors
who have proved theiedehts, and otlierpereofts
Interested, to appear on the 18th day of 'Feb
ruarY, 1869 at, 1) o'clock. A. 34 before S. E.
woodrilif, Esq. laeg_kiler T&ittlu_ptcy,atelits
°Mee, in the Court UOll/43, she*
muse, if any they:haveNrhy d ischarge should
net, be granted to the said baakrupt. And fur
tlicr, notice is Iterebygiven thatthe second and
third meetings of creditors of said •bankrupt,
required by the - WI undi'2Bth soctions.of
act, will be held liefonk the said RWAtcr,sit . the
same tinae and plaCe.' S. C. NicCA..AIDL
(Jerk of IF. S. District{ !pert. for ,said
To •tike 'AVorkirig
T AA; now prepared to luiltbda 'eoneruit'etri. -
1. Pie:mitt to all classes a their homes. for
their spare moments. Basintas, new, light and
profitable. Fifty emits to 115 per evening is ea-
Idly earned, and the boys and sulk earn' nearly
- as much w) men. Great inducements are of-
feral. All 'who Berk : this no;ice phase Semi. .me
their address, and test the business for them
selves. If ,not well satisfied, I will pay 11 for
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Adininifitrator's Notice:
EWERS of
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Pa.,. liming been granted to the undersigned,
. nobles Is hereby given to ult. indebted to- the
%dine to make immediate paytnent, and those
having claims against seta estate wli present
them, dilly - authenticated - for settlement. •
JOHN W. HAYS...,
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• 7 , - Strayed Or Stolen. •
11Iteoll the preintues of the hubscrlber, ou Pltim
tit., between sth and 6th, on Wednesday,
bee. 3011 r, tWo White Pigs, aged about 8 months,
harrow and Bow; the former the largest. The
tip often earn: eachplg itteut Mt Tom dollaM
reward for any information that will lead to
their return, ' RICHARD B.IIA.LLEY.
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It. Piirlde: and enriellos .1126
Invigorates the Systent, posseases great Is-adr '''
1311,tng andittrengthoning power, is un•oreellent
APpetiser,e wades the litemrtell Digest:lee
eatiest, fond, snakes sleep 2v...remising and es
tablishes robust health. timakors and glowers
fu r Sixty, XesrAk-Ltrall. • PM% trlarCentst Ptsst
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fUYIT. Jersey City, N. J. Sold by all,,Druggists.
doelo-12w
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CHM: OUTFIT.. Bmart.empltitl •meilred.
renhirs Tree. BTAFFUIta MANI U•ft?.,
Fulton Street. New YoTk. declo-41,
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clotheis Line*, tEvierAnating.) Attorels— Wurte
Wtott Co. , 75 - Wilthim et. .Y. or 16 penrborn
in„ Chtcago, • '4'
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411.4w00y . D r ug Dor., of Moto and tiFD EiD l 4
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WEEKLY OBSERVER
ERIE, PENN'A, JANUARY 7,1869.
,LAILUEST VMOVLATION.
The disperser has the Largest eirenlatheW
of any paper In X. W. Penn's * either
dad fir Weekly . •OA this • rant we-
'eh go conansitiction. Allieula.
tion extends to all places of hoportanee
in Erie; Crawford, Warren and VOLUM.
40 counties.
• Poon,HousE.:--The Illiard for selecting a
Poor Rouse Farm meton Tuesday, andcon- -
eluded a . contract for the4dOorc antjAtrana
44n.proportics (already described by us) in
Leßnuf township. The Moore farm, con
taining about SOO acres, is to be purchased at
05 an acre ; the Stranahan faun. contains
110 ;atmes,,for which 48,000 is to be paid.
Mr. Moore reserves a small tract, with a mill
upon it, for his own use. In each case, the
consideration is one-third down; and the
balance in two equal, payinents annually,.
with lateral The contract hp to tielsub-
Milled to Court for confirmation, and will
there meet with considerable opposition from
paities who ttre opposed to the location. .
TILE ERIE RAILWAY TO COME TO
CITY.—The Fredonia Censor recalls"‘ltteri
lion to the fact that "in the Procurement of a
charter through Pennsylvania the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad agreed to run a
branch to Eric within a s certain time, which
expires next year, with a forfeiture for fail
nre of #500,000. The road was originally laid
to Eric, and some irtapop were expended on
it iu grading westerly from Ashville towards
Findley's Lake in Mina. The road, having'
been diverted through Pennsylvania, that
portion of the road wa3 abandoned. IA rut
fllinbnl: of Ilid obligation to make a conneo
lion to Erie, we understand, this abandoned
route presents a very feasible plan, and makes
a connection . with the Cross Cut at Sher , !
Man. The summit is,reached by, this route,
about if; milt% from Erie, and 20 from
Ashville, making the distance from Erie to
Ashville as, and the maximum grade is' 40
feet less per gale than on the Philadelphia
and Erie. This route, we understand, brings'
Erie 24 miles nearer New York than via-the
P. S E., and seventeen miles nearer than
via•Dunki;k ?" The Censor learns that there
is,a probability that this Connection will tv
made and thos secure to Erie an advantage
which the city ought to have had a long
time ago.
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. (V. 359
= 12 55
315 56
262 00
Si gl
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8,467 00
Ixtrar.A.—lf one-third of the money
invested in bank stock by Erie capitalists was
invested in manufactures, the streets of this
city would swarm with busy, prOsperous life,
instead of presenting so holiday_ like an ap
pearance. A. sharp hit was that got off by a
TitnsvUlc . gentletueir one day last week. It
:Was - ii business day; but the businesS portion
was almost quiet-enough for Sunday. Pull
ing out his watch he inquired, ,"Ant I in
• titles for ehureh service 7':—DiapatrA. ,° •
Nye are surprised to find a statement in our
C otemporary calculated to do the city - rfo
muck_ injury. as ,the above. Experience
shows that the banking capital Of Erie is not
a particle 'more than the-necessities-of Our
people , demaud, and no one acquante'd with
taliiness matters will deny that banks are as
much required for the Welfare, of a tom
"muuity art any otter_kinttof enterprise. In
I fact, no , extensive Manufacturing operations
1 can be successfully tarried en without bank
ing facilities, and the more that exist the
easier it is totstablislimannfitetories,and the
greater Probability of 'their being started. A
'number of the gentlemen who are most large
ly interested in the banks of Erie are among
our moss successful, enterprising . and' saga
cious business men, kilo probably fell that
is investing a portion - of their means in that
way they are doing as much to advance the
prosperity of the city as in any manner that
could.' be adopted. The "sharp hit" might
sound very witty for a Titusville man who
hails from a place that has been madeore
lively than the'majority of small citi by
t
adventitious circumstances, but' tioes• not
look well iu a journal deriving itS support
from the, people it , ridicules. It may botthat
Eric deeis mit present'as active ati appearance
as some -other cities, but the Saes is nYainly
owing to the; .. lerge aibeimt 4 .. .,(errit* it
Overi,.eaushg, trhde' to be dlstklytted Itver
, thibe'tliges tliespaef aillitted to fl in ulO,-
Xices di L the sith:. We believe, and' will:
iiktcNrisk,the.tett of atiollitiO invettligation, -
tliattrii. preportie'n; to our poptilation, , Erie is
,a? , piopCious 'amtdoes 'as muck] businea; as
any otherphice to pennsylvariji, west'oe the
f•
' Ailegitiitliefi: , , , r4•T,'.
.f,
9137,%5 . W
'44-3,000 00
35,353 34
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NEW: I ESTf'S 15.1Y.-4tilinn lingered in
the lap of Winter:longer titan usual ; and for
the past three months the weather has been
in the main unseasottality beautiful. ,But the
dawn of New Year's morning brought us
-winter in earne.V., Citizens Whit have a pain
recollection of • the first day Of IBM and
of I`tYR hoped for a:pleasanter beginning of,
1869; But the. elements' treni,in conspiracy,,
-against the New Year's 'callers: Blindbig
sleet- and snow filled the air nil day ;. %harp
gusts of winil swept around the corner,
unatirellai 'wrong side out, and,nearly ex
iled pedestrians from the streets; the snot;
was heaped up on the side-walks, and' where
. the, snow-banks did not obstruct them, the
'sheets of ice made them almost impassible.
But the good old castom of New Ye'ar
call
lug was kept up in deflan,ce of winter and
rough weather, though not to the extent of
former years. Basineas was abandoned for.
social -pleasures i t Folagratulations and 'coed
wisheS were everywhere' exchanged ; men
met each. Other with- a. wartner :grasp of the
hand ; the very air, albeit nipping 'and- frosty, ‘
seemed to carry.the Infection of the general
kindliness that consecrated the d tY to friero- ,
ship and good' deeds. "One very:gratifying.
feature of the 41.ty was the ahnostmotal ab
stinence from intoxicating-Adak, and fewer
drunken men. were to be seen titan on nay
NeW Year's day of :which we have:a recoi l
lection.
• ,lnoz: Wons..a.—,-„We. have the pleisure of
informing our Citii,ens that the thug talked of
projeet of. estahlishin,i a series of iron works
at our iiarbarlhal at Liu reache'ra -Point
which warrants us in saying that the works 'L
will be under headway besore the, closC'of
the year.- &company has been formed, with
a *capita of sl2o,ooo—.Tas. C. Marshall,
HenrylTtawle and Mr. Hall taking •SW,OOO
each, and the Elevator Co.,the balance. Other
parties wish to join the 'company, and it is
poasible that the capital may bi lucre:LTA .
The Idea is to build a blast furnace this year
and : another next, with a rolling mill as soon
after as may be found advantageous. The
,parties aro all gentlemen of abundant means,
whose names are a sutlicient gu trlnti4 of
the character of die enterprise. We look up
on this project as,orte that promises mom
for the benefit of Eric than any that lota
been coneelved fa 'mak years. It'svill,have
,the tendency to bring other IMprovemetits'of
the same nature,aml will act with magical et
feet, upon the salon of "down-town" prop
erty. _ ° .
MI
As:Mantes AoonEsszs.—VwO •yesta ago
we abandoned the ‘ custom , Issuing What
are kno:ivis as Carrier's Addresses, on New
Year* day, regarding Them as a nuisance,
And itn imposition upon newspaper patrons,.
Oar, 'Views .on the subject' are well: set
:forth in the following paragraph' from the
14. Y. *Tribune, and "we cannot help but
wish that IL o's. opinions were as sound on
all questions.:
'The-practice. isf Inflicting on the city'
mien . of a slaily r a. annual . Screed
of exceedingy: ft igisicyerse - 4 s n ow g i
" Carrier's'Address, seems. to us one" morn
honored In the hiesch than In the obsinv
ance.'. -It any subscriber should see fit to
to make Id t carrier a voluntary. gift in ac--
In\olviedgetnent -or acquittal pt his patient
and punctual fidelity, it is none of our buss
oess; bu tAve dislike enforced, coerced; or even
pointedly solieluidgenertisity except to those
In absehtfe watt: No Carrier's Addres? is
waled tlAsear from the tribune 011ie& •
Pr rtukr. 12nroprieripl Ppa = 4satrOß
Thuittine.—The Board" of Excise in New
York have just completed a chemical analy
sis of the various kinds of liquors sold at this
!saloons. of. that city. The. exhibit, made is
eII teletdstelte - iitaraiimMa theiniostreck
less drinker: -• Ont of thirty-eight specimens
of whiskey, which were - subjected to a chem
ical test, only two were found to be pure.
The ingredients of which most of the "fine
old --whisky& were ;diseoiered to lie coin
posed" were as followaelM4lA, *rid lamp
oil, greeri tea, prussic acid, wintergreen and
stryclmine; some of them being the rankest
kinds of poison.= The conamoditice' sold as
brandy and gin were 'found to be made np of
compounds - Equally vile, Some of the New
York papers have beenutaking exposures of
late, but most them were set down as seem
tional, and, they did not attract much atimi
tios. But the reports made by the Board of
Excise are official:and - may:be relied upon as
not exaggerated. '
There was a time` n" this unitary •wheii
such ralically adulteration of liquors was 'un
known. We once heard an old tgan. gay,
"When I was yotini;people who got,, tight
got Soper again, without being much . the.
worse of it; but now the. men whO _drink
deem to become crazy." The evil effects ; Of
drinking . have been multiplied au hundred
fold tis , these' vile and-mpst wleked ritigtices:
, It is safe to say that a Vole kiportion of the
Liquors sold in New-York and other large
cities are absolutely ir.dsonims: -.Those who
drink them do itar,the risk of t he mosrter
rible conseimAges. _The rOuftlof the rigid ,
examination inade.by the 13nardofy.xcise of
New YOrk,ougbi to open the eyes of the piiti•
lic..Laive?'shoulil be paraiul in every Stitt:p
punishing with the severest penidtlei all who,'
make el% kit any adulterated liquori.: Tha t,
wonktgready decrease the horrors Of driak-1
MEM
• Iyestion
Westou,' the 'Great American IValkeF,'! 2
as . he /Jaws to call b annotpcesl4
intention of again ntiemating the hercidean
task of walkiiig 'five thousand miles in :one,.
hundred consecutive, days. Ile .c is busily en-,
gaged!? Rifting\ Eregarations, teseirt from
i;Cangor; the 'Middle of , lanuark,v the
said preparation's consisting ircefloits to find,
sonic one who.tyill guaritad rhim
penses on the trip, which', he asserts,"amouqt,
to the enormous 'sum of.sloo ,Per day: lie
%as puhlishedri lachrymose:letter iq reference
to his late failure, in which ha. SW/3 that at
Porildnd, only three daysioniney from thO
starting point, his treasurer informhd ldm a
that his funds had giien ..out, add that no
more,W,ere forthcoming; hence his Inability
to proceed further on his . journey.• We `are
unable,' to understand how his cipe.uses
conkd . amount to so tarp a sum as $lO per
day, or why he was so imbecile as to start off
on his journey without ample fundtan'd nU
his.arrangements complete. We think Wes
ton's attempt to "demonstrate the capicity
of physical manhood," as he grandiloquently
terms it, and to prove the staminaof his "edu
cated lee;',; will have to be indefinitely post
poned
By A table published in the Observer we
notice that the Democratic.vote of the city
of:Erie, Pa., at the last election was 900
We'reinember to have voted in that ki t ty but
a few•Yeara sipce when our vote was one of
an °yell hundred votes that was cast by otir
party upon .that occasion. Since that day
'Erie haNnercasatl somewhat in population,
as well as Democratic., voieti.—Lyons • City
Adromte.
•
The fact is sotnewliat remarkable _c
the influeneeswe have to contend with,
that the proportion of Democratic votes in
creases much more rapidly in comparison
than the growth of the city; If 'brother
Durlin were living here, to see the difficulties
which attend ,the Deniocritic. Canto at every
step, his gratificationAt the progress of our
principles world bet changed to wpntler that
we manage to keep . up uni•organiration at
alt The'unceasing labors 'and vigilance of
a few men, whose Merits entitle them to bet
ter apPreciatign,, than they receive, has
made our party is this city what it Lt r and if
they were heartily seconded ivo uld_ render
;Erie in aleir years one of the most
- .
youghiF/Democrutig. chid% in ifte•country.
•
4i - 1 r ,
411 s. ANIIJAII., FOlt lic.t'ny.--This
staunch, bold, 'flrui Unflinching Democratic
'Veteran' opens the 4=upaign of 1861) with its
usual sturdy blows for the Constitution, and
restoration of the'White Man's GOvernineut.
In its literary department it premises much,
The opening, story, the t` 'Cub.of the 'ninth
er," by W. Gilmore Shums,ls one of the
best' ever written by that popular author.
The miscellane9us department of the Jour
.ual has been prepared with ettraordinary
care, and is replete with the most interesting
topics. The Editor's TO*: is especially rich
and varied, and, all Ift • all, The Old Guard
never had stronger claims upon a the-lovers of
Brood reading everywhere than ere presented
in the opening number of the. New Year.
We Would especially call attention to. the
able article by the editor, entitled -"Sliding
into Monarchy." It is the determination of
the publishers that The old Guard for 1839
shall in, every respect be an improveinent
even upon the presenteharacter of this truly
popular periodical. Price y i cents ; $3 per
year. Van Eyrie, llcirton it Co,. publishers,
163 Nassua street, New York.
A Mearroutors Att cie =We - nre tired
of this•idea of "puffing'? bumlug• medicines
that are constantly' thrown into drug §tores,
and are merely an imp,esitiiin upon cl)nunta,
nity. But, when an article comesintothE mar
ket that is really worthy of counnent,ivil are
happy to make - public acknowledgement,
trusting that some benefit may arise'there:
from. De It V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. , Y., is c
,the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh itenieffy
and we take pleasure in ,calling attention-to
it henause we know it to be a good article,
and a sure zure 'for - thht loathsome disease,
Catarrh, It is sold by all Druggiits, or may
be • obtMed for Sixty ,Cen.ts through the
maiLby aaressing the- . proprietor as above.
,—(lkbeland dec3l-2w.
CALISAYA BAI/0. -- It is Said that Messrs.
Drake .& Co', (proprietors of the Plantation
Bitters) are thelargest importers of Dawn
'Bark h this country, and, that, with thi ex
ception of an occasional, sale, all they import
is used in the compounding of their celebra•
ted Plantation Bitters,-,to which they are
undoubtedly indebted - for their wonder
ful luhtlth.,rintoring 'properties. A 4 a tonic
and appetiier they are -not surpassed, and
we cheerfully recommend them. All (Int
-1 cluisDroggists keep them 'for - sale. '
• e - • • •
.
.*.MAGSOI.I.I. WATEII.--)3uperjor to the beat
importatierinan Coyigne, and sold at half.
the price. • Janl-tf.
. -
pieKann's 111iistutx new volume
with the New Year, and, instrnd of a quarto,
in an octavo form, which is a great linprove
meat. .It 1* still printed In fine, Impiety clear
type; two columns to the page, 32 pageNo
the number, and tilled with. choice original
articles mainly practical without being dint.
As one of the cheapest and most useful of
the per:o,Pcals of the day, we commend this
'monthly to the favor especially of aspiring
youth. $1 per annum. S. S. Packard, No.
937 Broadway, N. Y.
Cosmo.—p Dr. Liston, the most success:lll
operator upod all-diseases or the Dye, Ear,
Throat, Catarrh dud all forms of Chronic
diseases in the country, will make his next
regular visit to Erie, on Tuesday and Wed
nesday, the. 2d and Brd 'days 'of February,
stopping kir these twodays only, at the Reed
House. All who arc afflicted with any of
the above mentioned diseases would best
consult their interests, by securing the servi
ces of Dr. Liston.
DouTtos Yam—There will he a bond-
On at the horse of Rev. T. T. Bradford, in
Waterford, on Tuesday afternoon and even
tog, Jan. 19th, 18119. All are respectlidly In
vited to attend.. - -
[No eardsj " • By order of the Committee
Wawrim—Altents to take orders for, the
Merceir Flexible Harrow in the southern and
western partioof the county. Agents nosy
making $lOO per month.' Apply to •
CAPT. I. H. Waxen, Erie R.
decat'69-tt
Dunaaboonlesa than impOrtene pr,teek
at 512 State street. . •
doclo.2m , L Rourraware da Co -;
-Taiwan And galenite Wes at-Itl9 State
street. L. Rottmewsto & Co.
deelo2nl ' • • ; d 1 '
•Sair Elnewia Shawls!
1312 State - street. - r.k.liwourtwoo*
LOCAL "BRXVITEISL
Ax karsturscao bookkeeper wishes to
procure a situation. Apply to the ABdltor of
the Observer. . ,
Au. 27rosa wi*blog Licetts,e to pe4
mast file their papers with Capt.' Pierce,
Clerk of the quirts, before the first of Feb
ruary.
Tint szeciiii.attanal -.Masquerade gall of
thb Undine, Boit Mai will be given at the
Reed 4otteeviti i **a3r !mining, Jainary
Mb,tuld. ol llY.t/tiediao be annottncedio en
sure slain
/Int Otartiasierita Iluitoted tb
the "room
,feintelly o*pled ► Sintherd
McCord, On kat& lareel;whlclihnil been ; fit
ted up withAdufirififin;t*O.T,clitiFalv will
eleo on Butt!!!W Matt% '
, -
- A. await friinitaillAirigAtt fieciaut !tear
Eawaftaa street; litincd=kt Res. Reed, and
occupied by a family tarot* Oitilmiook
fire abont two o'clock onßunday-lifitoinipg.
and the upper storg. wavl!stroY i ed..•;
~ Tnx go*i'vy . air} pt-C4l'
ford, oad..tho.to,bae.ce Store of G:A.`•Tagd, In,
Mirth East, Were
,cntereil 'by hurglirs ;on
Wednesitay night last', 'week , ,but the
rogues got very.littlq for their trouble. • • :
•
•
. .
Br x lni:qf the State, school feach'ern
are only requireikton keep their:sellOokbpert i
twenty•twq . davn in each month....two days
out of them the discretion of the
birectors, b*set sp►rt foi,Distric,t
A mg.; waned Olds was - lined.4lo, oo Sat
urday,Tcrr I.);lpginetutitton to enhrketitliat
was of a miserable quality. Thu oilleetcare .
ou the Jook-ont . for other,: market , pipple
damagingarias aia•lttocmu-•
• . :
Tim mrettaxmasumr "Ed ithr.Wiintedr is
oar ; last Issue,sllas Ingetied to Wile a ftlend
wile proposed to start a paicer In tke Eastern
part or,the,l3ate. A \ letter from him
Informs' us thlte lle' bas .jfisnilbly..aband'vd
the nnfiertakiok.: l- . ~_
. - • ..
• Tiaq, NPRATIIE,It,hIks beeri.Avasant.cnougli
Auritktlieeek to 'do:eredit to May. There
itis no ice on 4 the I;ake t outitle of the, harbor,
the:little that hail formed having teen thirep.
towards, Buffalo. Tiie.enetel imivession , Is
ttlit WC•Will have an gliett'lvintei.,
Wsf. A. ampttarrn,"}Nip, awl:family have
taken up 'their res 'dente f9r the-winter at the
Hoffman House, in. iSTesr_York city. Tikey
will return to,Erie'in. the spring 7 -it being no
part of- Mr.
.(1 0 a intention to abandon this
eity his nermanent residence. ' ,
TitPiisge:rie appears this week in folio.
forM,: and preseritlifig an improved appear
' Though; we like' to stir °ill. neiglibiir
DP with a sharp stick occasionally, we Will
ingly accord to bins the - credit otimitilistitng
angoodßper,'and only regret that its atiOnt
tnable,..politics should mar its gateral,
, char
acter. ~ •
'War CALL attention. to the advert Bement'
or Messrs. J. E. Ashby & ,Co., who have .
"openetta new Book Bindery and Stationery:
Ware Hose In WrigM's Block. They have
a larger stock of_ goOds than any similar
establishment In Erie; and are snpplied with
*facilities which ensile tliem to do any ..Clasa
of work 4n their line In the bes_ly
.11Iucu oi the ditilcultrin - making - Presta4e
statnps -stick , is due Co "%Vetting them only
on the gummed side. This Causes. the
partition of .one side , mord • than the : Other,
hence the stamp adheres imperfectly; and
when dry is liable to peel- off. _Wetboth
sides and sills, awl a very' littleguns . will
causi, the
- starair to adhere with perfect
,se- .
curity..
ONE OF the most puzzling things in the
world is to conceive the reason why mission
ary and other religious societies, in selecting
agents to send out among the - churches, In
variably choose the dullest and stupidest.
men it would seem possible to find. Judging
from the samples we see hereon an average of
about once a month -, the wonder la not as
much that they receive so little• as that they
.get anythink at all. • •
•
Solts thirty-eight or forty application; in
bankruptcy were made kiimihis dPatridt
dur
ing the _last week or DecOmber;' of Which
about half were from Erie c'Ol"knty,- After this
date none can take advantage of Alp act Inv
less their properly pi% fifty cents on the dol
lat—that, is, in case Congress's does not • ex
tend its provisions, which seems' probabte.
,There are many who advocate a-trmaiiene
Bankrupt law, the same asin Europa.
CONSIDERAELH St:NBA : LION Vv. created on
Friday by the,appearan'ee of a White woman
and negro man, who, according to the for
mer's story, tied come to The 'city to liemar
ried. She seemed- to have. repented, how
ever, arid told a pitiful" tale of heti
the 'negro had - her, money,
got ;an influence over 'her, and per
muted in making her - his wife". The state-.
'meets ishe gave were of such a lecet char
acter that the officers concluded she did not
know her own mind. 'The interesting pair
left the Reed 'Louse together, and have not e
be As I . eir,to, from since. _
O lna U. S. COURT , Judge McCandless pre
&ink, has been in session in this city since
afternoon,•and will, probably' con
tinue until some time nett' neck. With the ;
exception Of Judges Trunkey, of thelienattgo
and Mercer district:, Judge'3lcCandless; We .
'believe,' is the only' Democrat upon, the
bench West of tike mountains. The able and
• conkeons manner in.Witieh 'he conducts ,the
nn 'Hweedingt! of his,Conri renders Judge' tic-
Candless one of the moat,Popitlar officials in
the Stato; . and "among, the members' , of the
bar espercially 'the affection entertained for
him is of the wannest r and mat disinterested"
nature. " • •'
WE r sulL pleased iehrtalliat Abe etteet
railway has titus far proted aprofitSble invest-,
moot, and that the Managers feel highly en`'
conraged over its prospects. The : enterprise
L 4 onikthakdesezVes to be'ltherally_ onstaceed,
and we urge upon the citizens to do all they
can to assure its . success. ' Some feeling has
been • created by the refusal orate' Superin-,
titittent to run the cars on Sunday, when, it
is claimed, that they are needed most and
wohld• IDet most largely Patronized.' The
Superintendent prefers doing le as business
to viehiting,his conscience, and a movement
Is Milted of among some of the stoCklfol4ers
to'securb a change in that office. We hope;
the difference of views will be adjusted to the
eatisfaCtion of all interested.
Wa Ana much mistaken if the'Republi-,
can's Harrisburg Correspondent, " John
Jones - I'ls not the verituble ;Senator troth
this district, who rejoices In al , irays being:
two or three yeariialkead of his party. Tlie
style of expression and the sentiments uttered
ars 'as unmistakably Lowryish /as if Ole
magic initials-M. B. L. followed them, inihe
familiar John, Hancock 'chirography of_the
Senator. Although it requites much more
talent to be a successful P correspontleht or
editor. than it
,does to he a representative in
the Legislature or Congress, we ere not with
out hopes that by a little practice thoSetia
tor may become quite as famous in the
field of journalism as he now is in that of
statesmanship.
-ONa Ov the greatest needs . Erie at the
present time is a market house,orratberro,
where, farmers can dispose ar their , goods
with some degree of canton, and city', peo
*chip to Neches° their necetiaries withs
the dqVuty of finding tr f1:11 supply at tett- i
icataidevices , The'preseet system subjects
tottistri_people to so: many discomforta ,that
many rethse, to attend Market,' and
prices of produce ire- ineresied in proportion.
Owe !them pod market scconaneslationc
tuarthe Weans will attend trout all thesur
iotrtlitig.pouttni, a larger variety Onrtielea
will be produced, and of ; a betterfinality,
prat q will be mare,ikoderitu,. and altel
Will -'be better satisfied. Who will lho 114 e
first to 'take laake this essential measure innd'?
f e r IrflretiOrN -"Ode boa to be
p at dui YotWof elleitiutid, and it tte
duty Pr - Peiteutittges 3 to ,report to the Codn,
cases where the law has not been cOtsPlied
Pbbi - J
titertilingtittibeneli•
cial to all classes of people. Nothing is more,
unpleasant 'than not to,know which of two
toads to take,espeetalf whin zi long distance'
frutalridace .where inquirles9lk b& made.
In our journeys-thiplagh the county we dti
serYe- that many "-ciois:roads hav4 ho guide
boards Whatever, and - aoule ,o; 1 those which
are up are so much defaced by exposure
to the *either that 'they hatirot' be 'bad.
We wciull respectfully- call. the attention of
road supervisors to this ,autgect.
'Tuts Is peculiarly to pay debts,.
and especially small deltic. Money is - said%
.be scarce. Then, Is a disposition among the
people to board—to look it their greenbacks
0, before Parting With them: A prowl
nelftbanker said.the other day, "urge the
people to pay their, sills . 'Five thou
sand dollar'slet loose would pay allthe small
bills in' the city,
_and,*ould, make. money
coinparatively If- one than will pay,
another will pay, and saimalLarofincl. Tay
pint. small:6116; let that be the text thr
meditatjon - turing the month. ;
:Treelrrair Li -0iti 1 ,14.4 klistit, , eiing credit
to Capt. Jouett for :the' .donation. of coal to
ibev4, ofit
we since tear:lovas erronhousi although at
the timelfesupposeiOtir informatiim was en.
tit-Op . : trustworthy. 'Thereat donetis a gen
-ileman whose many gencrousicts have given
him iistnnig ph ice tie ttfrectionof : Ar .
;citizens, inn Who: disi.noivelt tus narne
'Riven; the pnbliC ' , Al(gOngW
;Jouett L a given censiderableSor th'%.Venefit
-
Pf the. poor and orphanii,;„he ;Fishes t4predit,
for atikthing that is not Insthflis-dneti
liana aiti/„.foulT ilttle. maims which wiL
gave allqnueli flittrre annoyance
m it wa . ".
presk thank u Pon; 'tint; fainds and , try to, i ve
ijf to thetzt during the year: '
~t-A`ltr k S easier to blame Wan to do.lietter.
• You had better flnd out one of
, yourown
faults than : Aea . pt your;neighbor'a. , ' "•.,"
Reflect - before you act,, , but when the time
for action 'arrival, step thinking, and go to,
work at _whatever : you wish to aceqmptish.
-" If you. love,. lovento'ie.6 IF' -you hate, '
-hate less:. Life''-istoo:short to-spend,in havl
,
ting any one." •-
4
WE'ene: frequently asked by out. •
r con try .
readers whe're they' can! dispose of theiilimds
to the best advantage; aruclnvariably reconi.,
mend ilsont.osletsosiktheactwjt,h Wei Erie -
Dttrf,e 'Savings hank: This- insiittitimipays
six per Cent:interest on alj deposits, which is'
f, ritat,tleal :better
. than loaning t to individu
•ssia'nt Is' !suits. rate; glad 'rithrthit'tlie risk of
hising„the. whole stin,t;_- The officers of the
Itankare pradentorealthyrantreliable Men,
'whose names are an -"ample aisitrance of its
standlOg and safely. „. ..`, • '
• Tun. 'Coiry Taeg"Zafth indignantly , denies
, 'ttas stop, of thO . .,iteßublinnst Illative : to the .
-absence" of ttiste in that city, and,
says:: "It la n noted faCiAlett tlipte;ato more •
books, newspapers tend • periOdieals'iold in
Poky' ....tan it •any :idace , dits fosiulatiow
' around na. Why, In three, wee.lo,only,leeent..%
ly ona lady Old 72 tnpiespi the bifeof Vlirist,
rtione; r itnd if a work of taunt kind, will aellsq
rapidly, what uniethe the sale Of iflkteiiertil. , ,
lag, 4,e.,` 1 .Enongh-sattli: no further proof is
need6d ! • • ' •
IT 14 - Titateil 4 fough4ongaed
thtt yerviaAgtltiVetl , f?ea# Ttic . liqpjad .that,
a il;)zett' years or, Tore ago, when itskett,_by
bibt.h4 Director of th“le'fititil:rianrc'nnl if lie ,
lins.#Ot goirmiattiOnenns 'Nor? certain.
As!tptiibly Distriets;:in view Of,itiinnticipdted
eltvitcy? of corptiontion:peit4tinq
plied, "No i 'then* *lnv
InenitlVa ct tltb Lt:',gtslatido • tliati •tk; olect
,
Tuti.,CATERt case We, dipranitt!
mond" is reLite,Lby.lhe.NorttpEnsf
1 "
' ,"Not li,n_Tsinee, "toff.). n tounttrfater
Nan ele4ro6l•l.ly the extrinrtlinttrY eUrtioris
or his ttlite counsel. T f tonne,.
was eseeetlitigly gratified, settled with his,
lawyer, and- nest.dity departed for Erie: The
Any following, the ponnAel discov.l2nnl that
his honest: citeut had' paid him n -ton-dollar
cdunterfeit note!". •
'THE N U.lllHat of skatea'viilies :: Thais ou r
offlee.claily l roinin+ utiu4 . 9l9iq.u!e several
elises , reconi of nri army 'on
-skateq".. „ Noirivitoirituw ori ploieslnoce
dtifested the •Seiedes :and Finns; unit
Isriders' pkittel over the Znyder • Zee and
'aimed ,fhe . Spanish fleet, then ice 2 bopod i
4uring ttbo en irvaire" via.
give a Gr:*
zenspress Bzil), for the
h otelit of*o - ti'*harts
of Erie, in• Wayne Hall, on - Friday ever - tilt,
January I;ith, nt which Knolls Dahl min
furnish the music. The price of tickets 44-
Only One Dollar,"nnti the trits of the cause,
he ,
no ItO, than those of the entupany; should
cause a full attendance.
•
A: cotonin" •man'- in 'cleveland, has re-,.
eovered 'three hundred dollars dam'ages fnr:
laving been ejected from a skatimr rink on ae
cenint of Ids-color. --The ofttee.rs of. the rink
had
,probably forgotten -that Tinder Radical
lekislationtitizens orAfrican•deseent are in
titled wall the-privileges of white people.
rrtyriE.f. sVlt~Oi hive re.tged a portion
oh-tho Penirmnin,•opposits State Street, pro
pose.fitting -it.up nest.summer with bathing
Looses,' 'refresTtmen robin and other-accom
modations for • visitors. Vie. trust no-steps,
betaken to destroy '
any ol::,thi „trees
which" now 'afford protection, do the Itibor.
the
lengest 'and ,trios( widely knikvb conecrn of
'the kind in the Wiirld, - .ottimOtteecl operations
agaiii on thelsi inst., under the name of the
Cptvir Ken:geno otrou..• '
Wu'en S. hog is fon4d at large In the areels
.of ehaileston he is killed and hlscamttsso
- to tile•gioor. Wouldn't - that be 'a
good'plail tii tflattoso or , tho g-quedtiori.iti
.
Eric? , • , _• ,
Tint" P&OPLI1, of Titusville -are preparing
to :renew. their
s efforts for n .new county:
Thei liave a member, of the til;islature now,
and Senntor, ; Tinvry is Pledged to assist there.
. 4 ' Vint ' BM' 0114i:1r L'eases:-Deede,Sotes,
and Blanks pl. all kinds, always no hand at
the Observerefllce. , ' . jnol-tf
arAuunr.D.
LoYa..—WEvin-=-On the 22nd of ..unber,
at the hautseslf Abe belde's bilither, in this,
."City, - by Rev. Geo. F. gain, William LovO,
And,Jane Webb.: •
Cwesterat--Beassau-On Wednesday eveti
. ,ing, December 30, at the residence of Henry
L•Jarecki, on 9th-street:by Rev. J. L. Smith,
• Mr. F. A Clemens, to Miss Eva Barnard,
both .of this city , . -
Burets(--;Rusnuoutt—At the residence of
, the bride's ;father, on' Christmas eye, by
Rev. B. F. „llitcheock, J. Ensign Rupert,
to. Miss Mall F.; daughter of G. L. Risk'
.tnore, Esq., aft of Conneautville, Pa: ,-
Dotuis,-,lonsisoN—ln - Dunkirk; Dec. 30th;
at the residence of the bride's father, bte.
' Rev. A. S. Dobbs,' of Erie, Mr. James -O.
Dobbs, of Erie, and Miss Mary, Johnsna,
formerly of Fredonia, N. Y.
Rtrwarartr—lirr,c,rreeett---On - aanuary lst,
. • broarheadirille, at the residence of the
.-bride's brother by Rey. G. W. 431 e s -eland,
Mr. William Burnley, of North Bast,, do
Miss Annie C. Hitchcock; pr Greenfield.
RocrtL4rtrentianit- 4 :112 the stll "inst.; by
the Rey. Joseph Yanee, Warren F. Root,
.='nfittumnie tp. : _twAproni A.Stuyttesarg, of
Greene township.: - -
- '
4 , DIED. • - .
•
woos—th i Dec..xtb,at the.resltlkce of heir
father In Belle Valley,' Lonlia L, wife of
•-• Clark • Wood, aged twenty-seven yehrs
. seven months and twenty-two. days.,
Moons-en DM; 214; Alisamit;r Ilfbeti: at
Waterford Tovraitblp, aged,oo years, God's
noblest wort, "an-honest man."
80 - ni•011.1 9004.101 in of • Water-.
ford Toyviasliip k Aged 29 Jean.
itinitrtne-Anlttila Vidley; Y,, Dec:l4,
of •Wt~atatnst ( oo oftlie bOivela; Georgie K,
' , ion or WiA.and N. Ileynalda, aged 1
year,itnionthrand 14 days:
,flannels; blankets, stadium
pilate--0 large stock at 512 State street.
decS-2m. L nOitirEMWRIG & 0*
• ~- VAIJAPIANB VEGETAtitEiC ,
,e -. ....-' .S. it S ' • ' Buying: _ Selling
Dried Apples, lit bushel_',.:- 225 . '2
75 .
Green " " " ' - 100. ,' 1 M
Potateci,'-
Beets, l "
........ 60 ' - 75 _
Itaspberrfes . " "
IIP• '-....—. 30 • • 45
(I[:gtcl+er&lMAtiz•:'j:tnr 1 'l' ' , "47'; NIT s'.
tOVISMar,
Butter 45.--,t.......-.,-;.:- 30 , 40 -
- Cheese VI 5,.....i........-.........:, la . „-, r , 22 •,
Lardl 10 ' ' ..':-....--......: Id • - .a) . ,
Estes, 'dc - 37GT: '• ' ..:-. iti • 4 e ,; : ---
lolt.qn., dtticseicirig...-4- , ..• I . . . •• '
Posit, are55ee4A 1 4...;..,..... r .. " ' IT, ~
Iftnns-Solgar 12?-... ,21 -.4 22
irdlatnAlet.:...-........ "'IN '• 52 ''
Shouklers, it 1b..... .. . ---..... 14 IS
Por_ ,k :led m.,.t . 5 . :31bk1... • .-28 00 1 .
PIA .9 1 1844,--.444-2241. , " ,' I ; .-, , •.,
Dr 14 2.)
Clover . ,* ba5ket... 4 . 1 .40 00 ~" , 11 La •i .
Timothy Seed ...... ...--.:.-.....'3' 60 -• ' 4010 '
Flax Seed il lb 2CO -• 250
a r: , nit tamjiaNy awrix
R . mulxxi. ' w.rhuaLoli. 2lb :(i
- XX ref_ li bb _ .... .. ...:9 50 ' - - 1050
" XX spring; 4% bbl 8 COO 000
'Whent, white winter Vint. 2 000 2 Vi ' •
red witaer. SI bush- 1 W3' 2 0 °
Corn, 14 bushel. -001- . 95 '
Oats, ?I bushel` -' 1. 08 ' 75
511SCELLANEOUS.
, . •
Wholesale. iteialL
Coal-Irani rton 8 00 • 9 00
do . Bitrimintmt. AOO - ' ' 900
Lumber-Iteralock 10 01 - 14 00 .
.• gla %Little ? isommont,..-Ig Oth r. so a)
-Era , - -.- do *ear'' , - _443300 •60 CO
Shingles-awed ....... -..-.. 4 30 5 10
, db ;
L. 5itavi4 . ..1.4•4 '• 4 91, ' 666 "''
HaY ~.. - • - " " ..23.0 :'zr 00
Wood, hard, /A short cord.... , 350
- tip
.do long 500 . 1- 6 00 - -
''._ ',ll, ettlbbtfttientente;
•-- , 4:1--- - .. , --.--- - 7L , , - --- - -4.--,,----x---1.-p- , -,--
• [Licensed by the I.lttlted Sintes . Gorrnroeut.)
'GOOD ' NEWS
. f ... ;
~, . at: F p .. 1.4 b u 3( s!- . 1T . - , , ,, .: 7 i t , ,)1
'Ataplo and Vaitcy • Goods,
- .:innotyptiolzi,:rilikicedNrtle. '' .
ig A:Zi ,ii, 14 NG.T. 0 Ar' . 4, ~0 0 ~,
' A lai' Pli t TE4 'years. titt'liato ti na liblierta aid'
%W . . ItetAllept of the abinie g . to Boatgn and
Ty
vlePty, - Atave eludeAto o et% Ihe pebre' or
tb4rivhol o icou o the .Thiyantoce l of the rklm
iAteraeltrppiretavtt, an.s u antgencror o ll Ltet
LARBYB 4 I'EM: r g - , pop
r
r,
pue" - Prentlarajjed:,to Age,nta, anti:, Laseluange
:f.tat fur Age 7 liad_pat rank, are -riot -equalled.
..'h.V., any hou4e• *the' county. hest?' Yorli •
,and Boston - (Writes gfves tvh6n,Taquired.
„&end.for-free•e.Wo - ; HALTRINCIMq & € 74 :X'o
, 4'. 0..1.10x 34n - , •• 9) liumAer St., 1.15 . 1,tt0n.
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FAMILY GROCERS
, • Jy ~ ANU
'PitOYISION :: DEALERS,:
Cii:F. ' 'IT I 4ilo,
C ito I • ''. VIR.. - . .
FlneolnYer,44)4 ,2,l *lo l 'PeOffillie.P,rorOw
Prunellmi, Talnarlntra Dried Peaches, Pitted'
()berries. Cranbi2rrles 1y the' quart or barrel.
°tab
It nallah Cur ta,nien Preaurved ite n Pool and
Cltrott les enerateJe llies; tloally
#C.Sealed 31eats, Veg ,
, ',:t AL , , - ".• • :
Wit; UNP-ERWOOD7S
,, . •
kkettl i tatii isevnea QTY Ami:Loutaik.
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Anehavy Paste, Sardines, Spanish Oliver Des
minted Cod.FlBll„Englisb, Cho . fthow, Bit/slD'Sr
Mushroom and WalpuriMtsilipusenli'4olA - e.
011, English 7Plelcles by the , ilotti, • American
?'epics PI We 41Wdrol„or bottie, . . . : 7 ,
Ste nrt ' s Sj~rnp i ` sMd`lriji
IS
•
'" • Pl,LtvoliL*6 " •
ETiS AND MEAKIIPS;
• t
•
. 11 ER11.4---Pulverized for scumming ffronps
Poultry. Mentx, &a.
Cheese,
• ic - 1;1;15ir ' • .CATCIiI3,
2 . • • • ,
- GArt. mudletl fristlenst
coieseby.AUr*,..ADabord;wl NimAG
.1k"IA on*"
very ctsiebrateq: Our PptleA)l them, Yeast (Nices
t...weeds
•ONE'Tlfi *:
' • -
•
Atrow •)U
UntelleileWircat, Nottlitiy„ Fianip, Sago , Vaplocn,
l'ice'is Gelatin, Vermietill, Maca
roni; DensicatiNt'itorvinfut,ltrieit t.tweet corn,
14rttil Linn% LteAlx. •^. .••` q
.-,• \• • • •'
Bakitig
This 1w thi.iMilt. IN;vz;.le elf; the nuirktt:
• •
eitAGIVILSei—In thisilino we koepa va
riety oft -test -1 031Mb' orAnottl- •
110STO. Cif Atli. ERSI.- , init , gertutne
niawote utina-rcnn.....—rta.tit a, newdirtiele:
Cunte and ay them; the !Weil "sweet emekurm
wehare ev.i , r`iteen„
:401e0 JumbleK,,Aiiiinnci . nwil , Orange
Buffalo Rutter and OystZ 6 r. f.'ittekera— . rife very
hu.t in this or am- otiwrionniet. Egg Crack
ers—very'Bread,
We eantinue tr. keep a fail. stock of eveiw
thing in, the tiroeery and I .. roviston,ltno,,prid
our sak-A ntr Ito large that our eustqWrscan be
],riving articles fresh. and they COIF
alsni ?Weis the ttatnettlate benefit. of ';,...tuy patio
the viraile!..a3e market.
& .McKNEGIFP,
dec1.617 521 French St.. grip. Pa,
TO . PIEVNICIANS.
Nevi York, Aug. 15tIOSIZT.. .
"Wow die to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BISCUIT. The component parts are
Lo so Lg6V...VPREIV. JUNIVEit &S.
:Mona eF Pn..sitAtats.s.-41tlehu vacua
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form a fine
Cabebo extracted by displacement by
I Inner obtained from Juniper Berries, contni n
lag very little sugar.a small proportion of spirit,
and more palatable than any now In use. 17te
active properties are by this mode extracted.
Rocha as prepared by Druggists generally, Is
of a dark color. - It le :vats:l'ollst , entito Ile fra
grance; the action of ti flame destroys this (Its
active principle.) leaving a dark and glutinous
decoction. Mine is the color of ingredients.
The Buchu In my pteparation predominates;
the smallest quantity of the other ingredient
are added, t y :kreveut 'Tent:Rion; upon in t
speotlorMit , w ittettia ibot totheipTetare,
as tfustilldit ,sibr is Ito Syrutitt-and
therefore can be use, cases where fever or
intiamation exists. lit this you have the knowl
edge of the Ingredients and Modeorpreparation.
'toping that you will favor It with a trlal,and
that upon inspeotlon it will meet with your ap
predation. With a feeling of confidence, .
4arnrsery.respeetfaily,
1 1,AVIBOLT/:
Chemist nntAiligest ot'l6 It ears Experi
ence in Philadelphia, and now located at
his Drug and. Chemical Warehouse.
Broadway, New York.
f From the largtokidannfactoxiag .ChOmist
_
the' World.' ,
"Pam acquainted with Mr. IL T. ITelmbeld;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my rest
dene,e, and was successful in conducting the
usiness where others had net been equally so
before him. I have been favorably impressed
tiir
with his charac and enterp:
WILLIAM WEI rise GHTMAN;
Finn of Powers & Weightman, Manufactur
ing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Sts , Phila.
Int.mnotiVa Klan]) ExruAcri 'Elticnti, for
weakness arising, trine iudiscration, The a;.
handed powers of Nfu
ale which atenecottfpa
nied by so many alarming symatonas, among
which will be found, Indisposition to Lxertion,
Loss of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Dis
ease, or Fofeisxlings of Evil, In-fact, universal
Lassitude, Prostratlos, and Inability to enter
.nto the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen' and Invigorate the syitem, which
Helm id' s Extract Becht' Invariably does. If
ragmen f Pililft gr.
ham entitles. f
HELYBOLD'S FLUID ErrnAcr Bucnu,.ln ape !
bons peculiar to Females, is unequaled bynny
other preparation, es in Chlornals,ot Retention,
Pain Minim', or Suppression of Ctustornary_Evac.
uations,Uicerated or. Lehirrus State of Uterus.
and all complaints incident to the sex, whether -
arising from habits of dissipation, imprudence
in, or the decline or change In life.
IlviassoLnlt • ...•tUcy firfOlar ta =
enovf...olti_viejWASS teal-!a 13x
from the system diseases arising from hablbrof
dissipation, at little expense, little or no change
tri - diet, Ito ineenventenee or exposure: cont.
pietely hupereedhig those unpleasant• anal
ilangerons remedies, Copalva and Mercury, in
nil these diseases.
USB HEnstueLtfe:l(l.Trin ETlW.ScrDrielfttiln'
nil diseases of these organs,. whether existing I n .
inale or femaTe, frorri whatever Inane orlana
ling, and no matter of how long -standing, Il
ls pleasant In taste and odor; "Inuriediate" in
action, and more strengthening:than any ofihe
premmtlohs or ihnitoolt.lrett- • .•••' •.3 r.
Those su ff ering from broken-dothi Or delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
readeremistlierawnswthakhowever slight
t'nlay be the- attack of the above dlseatiesilt, Is I
tertaln Ito affect the bodily health. and matte!
powere6 , • •
All the above diseases require the aid - OT rs
Diure I ffelmbold's Extract Becht' Is the
great riretic. • ' •
Bold. by Wegglsts etetrygylithike—SlZl
per battle, CM ellsOttits 115.50. — Delfeered to
any, address: Describe symptoms le all corn
omideittons.
Address T. 1161t,MBOLD,Diltithl Chedni
'eat Warehouse, SVlEVoadway, N. •
None tiro Genuine Mlles' done tiiits steel•ett-.
graved wmpper,with the fac•slrulle of any Chem.
Teal Warehclw,araisigned '
deel3'lL3-2m 11. T.
doP Dee,
lreFthe'LmWML '
AE1'17;440 suffer from weakness acrosa the
Li kite% and anus Orate, with bearing•dinvii
rains, so it la .with difficulty that they, can
stand or walk 'erect, can be relieved at once
and radically cored' by wearing the FRENCH
SUPPORTER, a new and elegant device, never
before known or used in this country, ' For
Information, upon or .addreat l with stamp,
DIXASN44...
sep2l-tf
Ton PRINTING of every land. In lower.
oWelantltles, pts at aoloredo i) in
the beat style, and at m oderate prim', &D at tt
server cornea
Erie Market Prices.
Nei7. choice:
None better
'
Very tine quality
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GREAT PANIC f '
IN NEW YORK.
; 'Fmk ga irr • -
rearfa Bieikdon in the Prices of Dry
••* Goods th:e past Ten 'Days,
tdril q!‘
ii:Pc
No. - 0 N0b1,6 1316c.,1c, Eric,
•
•
Wit,lt to notify tho nubile that tthey have bought an irnmenau quantity of FIMT MAAS Dry
(tombs VERY CIIIKAP One° the recent tut ii.AxDowN in the Eastern Market, and are nowoffer
lug them nt much lower prices than any other store. Our business Is done strictly on the
..
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' - 1, 4 1 - , IP4 •, • E.,' lEt, Ilc JO
Prima alike to all, whether Judges or not,
Weadrertiso ao gnatla or priers but what wo arosablo to show when you vlatt our fame.
pvpry *Miele Is watinnteil ityrepresented, or money rtzturuled.
•
tie / following prices carefully and „Inage . for younselvca :
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; bales brown Musllns..... ................ ...... 8 cents. i The very best Prints made for only 12 1 '01.i.
• " •' " ........., ..... ... ...... --JO " - I:uses heavy Gingiunnsqonly 12 -
,- = Yard whlo awl ine...........4.....m.,42% " Ileavy.eotton Flannels -2/1 "
a• .. • • " and hover ' .41111.11112% " Five eases Cotton and Wool Flannels,
A L ,,,... - " ' 4./ Inches lino and heavy, 15' " lialfprice '
, ..... ........—.211
eritsyst Mlisithed Muslin 10 " Heavy 7 , 4 wide Shaker telannel ..............3L "
.
Yard wide 12% " Plaid s kirting Flannel/5,s - .26
„, ,+ " , t ....—. . 15 " All-Wool Grey Flannels - z . 4
.•,Pai. ' an ds: • • • d ilue., • •- ' g
FOli RED,, BLUE AND GREY FLANNELS, MUCH TINDER PRICE.
4 . Flannels of width and quality, VERY CHEAP. Heavy nil-wool shirting flan.
nelc, at'ds cents.
14tree handred.picces Cassimems at ;AIWA, 75, SO, 85 cents tend sl.ge. These clissi•
incres are VERY eIIE.A.P.
Hkavy llinikeit,for4vetats, NI .1(211 UNDER PRICE.
AN .;f: WE DEFY
J. , . ,
Flys hundred' White 11.4. t. Sp:reads from 111.75 to 33.50 each. Theses:Kids are half price.
.17
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DitESS GOODS
!
lILMIC. A KRACCAS, 37n ct i.. 10 dm., 41 cis.. aptq., 1x234 as., and 75 cis
coIoitEDALPACCAs, 373.4
l cis, 4,1 eta, 50 eta, and 0214 eta.
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POPLIN; 41.1.,5t v e.,t5, 45 ell0„:0,,
.1. ' ettr ? 'a Oa bile
, and J eta . . .
;;•; ..",,,,, t;i:1, s.
. .Three nundledpleces'kugllBl/ Merinos, eight yards for Only 4011.
..: ~.,
Ono hanlred picers Osatimere Plaid:4, worth :10 Tars, for 2$ cents.
••. • '
• ' •
Sigyentf plcex Cugllnli fir4go Dress Gbod iiikentg
T6vc hundred pieces al - -wool French lkfCrlUCti; 75 cts;iff„ti'ets, and iI.CO.
.i 7. j e' • - , Fllty.pleces Empress Cicthp, nets, ER% et", and UAL
'Die 'show Dress Deeds were flrFhased at the late New York auctions, at about ONE•UALF the
- 5* Oual price. They.aro%cll warranted - perfect and first-classgood.S.
,
.; A -
Stye Hundred pair WhitiMianketiy good Quality, $4.00 and $5.00 per Pule'.
NA.PRISSC. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, CRASIf, Under Price.
GEE
CLOAKINGSI ; CLOAKINGS, CLOAKINGS.
, An endless variety at very Low Prkeg.
,Fifty; MieM':E.ictr.g Tapestry Carpeting, 50 & 621 Cts.
The above axe only a few of the many barn dm. we have:, Our stoc9 U fall and complete In'
vvery 4 ;departraent. ".Should any one after reading this advertisement have doubts In regard to
the chatapnest of our Wed*, let them call with this advertisement and Judge for themselves. -
Agreat many of these goods are cheaper than'they have been for Ms past ten years.
Remember the Mare, the only ONE DEICE, DULY GOODS STORE,. In Erie, where allgoods at
Pil
Odd " ► 6
,11 0
•
: YORK WHOLESALE -PRICES! ,
•
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11.4411C1-**V.: L% CO., Piropsrs.
•
TEAS
BY ~IIE SINGLE POUND, AT CARGO PRICES.
A Saviiig of Ono-Half to Ono-Third t
The Great Tea Company of Boston,
EMI
'irotiltCrespYctfully inform the catltana of Erie itn.l surrounding country•, that they
have lensed the store,
ME
--N0..5 'NOBLE BLOCK, ERIE, PA.,
And have titled It tip An Oriental rityte,, and are no%.prepnred to furnish every one with prime
• , !rms.:nail Oeiße*, 111!lago Prices; Our store In Erie will be ot DORSI as the
s N TEA COMPANY !
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It is generally understood that Tea is retailed fora largdr advance on its.... Original cost than
any other artiele in the long list of household stores, which may be partially accounted for by
rt•collecting TIIE (MEAT NUMBER. AND I 311:1 ' , l'd:4E AMOUNT OF PROFITS which accumu
late on it Isgween the cultivat toil ht China and Japan, and the consumers here, Including the
American Commission liouse there; the hatartyr, the Banker who furnishes the exchsp ,„,;
the Midditratell-nearectulatota; the wholesale grocer, and the retailer. Each of these make
large, - and many of t tern enormous prollts, froth which It is evident that the consumer Is com
pelled to pay many times the original cost fora pure article, or forced to use an adulteraiud or
inferior one.
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It is with a view to remedy this evil ihat our gigantic enterprise was formed over a year ago
'which has.been a perfect success, and we have ventured to open a Stuns in Erie, so ghat we may
better accommodate on; customers west of Now York state. •
And-In the following lists which we have selected with great care, will be found TEAS whi c h
vilitapit. • • - •
...
Jo - F.Vai.i.lacadyea Taste_ and. Elver ybad . 3. o 's 'Purse.
Experience shows that the best are far the cheapest on account of - their great strength and
Hawn The duty on a pound of good tea is no more than on an inferior one. In ordering our
customers will please note the annexed
Oolong. (Alaack*)
Fulr....:. Mr.
Goou to Choice Quality cl.OO
Finest Flavor, very highly reconuneuded,.. 1.10
Japan, Uncolored. -
Fair - Sloe 0
.
Good 1.1
Choled Quality—.— _ 1.25
Vinod I letor , fultiorepagib..very * highly
rocouttuended 1.35
Wigßah Breakfast, (Black.)
Fair '
Choke 'Quality
Finest Flavor, full strength, very highly
teitoMmendoti. • 1.9)
Young firma, (Green-)
Choice L =My.
• ,
, . , • Our ,Coffee Department..
. _ •
This is en immense ittatltutlon ot.itself, antlissindoubtedly the largest in the country. It is
a fact generally understood that a large proportion of the Coffee imported is picked green and
the pods opened b artificial heat. This is never so good as that which ripens naturally. The
maw buye 9f.tl s Tea (Ximpa l ni thoronghty understand this, and examine nearly every cargo
id wife° ha to the United tufes,and select only the full grown, field-ripened, for them.
Airthe lb toted by this tam ny is !WARTED ANP (MOUNT) MILT, by themceleea, Insu
ring its absolute parity and fr ea kiness, which they guarantee. The Company are' roasting all
their coffee on a new principle, which renders them partienlarly pun.. all acidity being removed
by their proems Of cooking, enabling persoas now to take reeve who have been °Wised to die.
continua its use: i ~
The Company are doing an immense faultless in their CoRZ-4, Department, and selling' more
ru por k Et.l4 , than any other house in thc,ctiontry. To assistenstomers In visiting kp their
tide ers, the tedlettclfig INstifiPtivo List Is offered by the Vornpranyittt no Utile pride, mg embra
cing the largest and most carefully selected nsatortotent of Optima ever opened In thls country.
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LIST OF COFFEES AND SCAIIE . OF PRICES. . - - •
• • '' : "Brasitast Coffee
'toasted and Ground ......
Raw
Roasted .. .. ......
around Pure
ply cam.
Raw..
MALE
Tb1;131 the true• Male Derry ..
, .
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HAND PICH.ED OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
, WRranted Urn richest davnnal," strongest ant, best entree In thevorli, of which we' have tho
only kit in she United Sta Wk. - Ago
iht - - • . , ' Ground Pure....:.
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S P M". 7. C I ..tVI... NOTICE. ',,
• As smatter oteenvegileneci to our distance ensloinra we are arranging with audible patens
In all, rifts of thereranitry west of New York State, to S ett 'as our agents and distribute our
In their locality, at our warehonte price, thereby aavinii the freight from Boston. We woult‘rn i :
tooorroond with any gealleinan or lady who would ke to act as. out agents lei gettlncup
dubs. A fair
con agent& Direct all orders and corninunleations to -
.
WESTERN ORIENTAL TEA CONTANT, Erlih-Ps,,
dea;q B ./Y
lode it Co.'o.7Zioubit teolumn.
` - fc': COMPANY,
Et
finricnial rea ecnnpany'o Double Column.
AND COFFEE
Which is lite Largest in the 11Vorld,
SCALE Or PRICES.
....SI.OO
1.10
.-. 1.10
_........ze
Dinner Coffee
PLAN.
COMPETITION.
DRESS GOODS !
Fifty pieces Cashmere Plaids fdr3ocetits.
Thirty pieces heavy gamic Plaith6o °rata
Nos. 6 and 7 NOBLE BLOCK, ERIE.
Finest Flavor, full strenutl‘very hlgl3lSr .•
recommended RAU
• .
Hyaon, (Green.] .
Falr. —•- 11.10
. 1.25
Good.
1.40 . ------
C y l i i n n re l eo cc uto p n c il aniv i oe t ur t3 ,a - iiir . strength, very highly
1..50
Gunpowder, (Gree[O•
Fair SI-?d
1.10
Choice Quality 1.50
Flues Flavor, full strength, very highly
recommended.. ...... 1.65
]Sized, (Green or Japan andßlactk.)
Fair
Good
Choice Quality 61:00
Finest Flavor, full atrength,-very highly
1.10
recommended
Oriental Java.
Raw,
Roaided
Ground Pure
Old Government, Jays.
RAW_ '
Routed
Ground 'l'uro
Best Old Mocha.
Raw
'Wasted......
Ground Pure
13 ]Ht, Y .
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550
.550