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"t - AVDc DEW. AND: NtiNDVii , Neitti el L 6 ..
.: Irl'
Wit - Pa tti's . .t."0",441/ •
.Ch ,i rel i —D3catext 4161
South. side- otAiiith street; betitreen Pencil
aud Sussafritii Itevi'J.,F,SpahldingineetP.r.
Seridees every Sunday fit MOO a. th.,`atta
7:00 p. ms, _
- Stinday- SeAnot =Meets trt. chaPrd; rear of
church, at 940 a. in.. 101. Vincent, *per
intendent. .
81. Taunt -ails Street Matitn«.—Sieeli •in
school building •on Tenth street, between
Parade and Hemlock, every Sunday. Boyd
. Vincent, Sup't .
Service at,lt A. N. Suilday Scli*ati
•
•' St. 1i1 1 44. Third Street -Vim Chrtireh.-%t
In church on German street, between sec
iond and Third. Services excry Sunday t!t4'.oo
p. in. ~ ,
Sunday Sdlool.-2-31eets at 3:00..p: P.
Atkinson, ' • -
St. Paula Claseade Street .4Thalion, ;Sandal/
Schook—Meet in ball at South-west corner
Cascatle and • Fifth ' Streets at 2:30. p. . m.
Capt.D. Ottinger, Supt.
•
St. John's (EpiBcoptll) fere!, —Located , on
Siiteenth Street, between Pea and S 'sass
fres streets. • Seats all' Morning ser
vice at balltpast.ten o'clock; evening servi ce
at half-ix/A three 'O'clock.. Rev. C. C. Par
ker; Recicir. corner' of..llonwie
and Sassafras streets, South Erie. - '
Btinday Sekool—At two o'clock, p. tn. Geo.
Porton, Sup'r.
Park 'Priibyterion -. Chu reh , --Located• on
South Park Place; between State 'and Peach
streets." Rev., George F. Cain, Pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday at 11:00 a. rp .% and 8:00'p.
Sunddy Schoolects in thOleetnre room
at 3, p. in. 'S. S. Spencei., Supl.
' , West Presbyterian Oburehi—Located on
-West side of Peach street, bettireen Fifth and
Sixth streets. Rev. George'A. Lyon bud
Rev. Charles C. Kimbalf ; Pastors. Services
every Sabbath at 11 a. in., and 7 p. tn..,
- Sunday .Wioot-.Meets in basement of
church at 9:30 n: in. J. A. French, S_op't.:
United: Presbyterian Church--Isacated:sbn
South side of Eighth street;between French
and • ligl „ land. Rev. S. Presley , Pastor.
Seryic every Sunday at 11:00 a.:tn., and 8:00
• '
.0. m. -
• .>'H 1:y Aqinol—Meets in ibitiement o
church at 9:40 a. in. M i lt Barr; Sup'l..,
• .sznips,3 4 M. R. (lurch —Located on-South
east corner of Sassafras and Simpson streets.
Rev: P. 11. Beck, Pastor. . Services every
Sfinday at 11 a. in.; and 8 p. m..
Sunday AS•hoot-Meeti in baseprnt of
'church at 3 p. m. •R. Janes, Supt.
First Methodist Church—Located on &Stith-'
east corner of Seventh and Sassafras streets.
Rev. A. 'S. Robbs, Pastor. ServiFes every,
Sundav_at 11 a. tn., and 7. p. nt.
&hool—Meets in .basenient of
church atil:3o a, in. K Sup'f. l
hYrst Engltsh 4'ntugelie4d Lutheran :Church.
--:bocated on the -corner .01 - EleiT.tith and
Peach gtreets,,Reti..l. L. Stn4b, F,'aatpr. Sep
vices every Sunday at 11 a. iii: -
,qn-flay R•hrxtl-31ecta at 9:30 a. nt Azro
Goe,stip't -
h7r,t Chit reh — Locatell itu, NorCh.'
wrst corner H of lAftli and- Peach, streets,.
q'ousey,..P.Listor. ,liervices• e'refy
rzunds.:y p. m.
Sabbath School-3e0.14,:in lecture room of
the churvltStatuutu, Supt.
•
PYret I liveratzlist,,• ( lever—Located - - on
'1
North. side of Ninth' streetr.between 'Peach
and Sassafras streets. Rev. .4. G. , Laurie,
Pa.sthr.• 'Services ; every Sunday it! 11; a. in.,
. , .
• . ,
• • Catkedral (Cpth`otie , k- - --- - Located
pit - :s.iorih side of - Fonrtli street, between
Frent:h Itey. T: Mullen,
I) I r. - • Atett.,Tkos. Carroll, Ilkettir'i Itey..l.
- F. :McSweney, Assistant.. - Serrieeir on Surf- .
: •11:1,'y at 6100, 8:00 and 10:1I0 a. tri. Mass every
-day during the treek-rt 7:00 and g:QO
`4 , tattol 'Sehi)ol—Mee ts in • school lutottei
- -building Fourth strept, s between Holland
xnd German. at '2 p. Thorna4
. •
:bh it:s C'li reh
Located on Peach street, between -Brown
'mitt Washington streets.
.1t6 , . W. Boebner,
Pastor.
Fier. Unikd 1,. St. 1° , 071'1
on Peach street, between Tenth and
-.P.leventlt street?. 'Rev. WVilbeth Set nter,_Pas
for.-
„Vary's (Get nein Ca 67tarelt—Lo
t,ated- South side of Ninth , ' street.:between
'Vaunt! anti Germane 'Rev - ..Brunu, 0. S. 8.,
. •
1311%ixt. Chttrel;-7Located on the
Smith-aide of Seyenti , entli street, between
Peach and Sassafras streets. , ,Rev. .John
Ei-t•hrarn*er, Pastor.
.A 4 .41 , 14 ' 8
. ‘GCl'llllSii l'hurrl,—
,Liicateil on tiak South side of Franklin street,
between Peach and Sasgafr.ts 4trerts. Rev.
;fo-aplt Stuntpe', Pastor. , , -
Sriuday Schad.—Corner of
l'eaclT and Prow. streets— Mesta at%l o'clock
p. Ilimrod, Sr., Sufi t. felarrtf
Erie. Po.l Office.
. 4. 4 7-0111oe boors t04_7:30 A. M. to SP. M.
t , unclavi from 7:30 to 4.. M, •
, st nal 1....ttt0• Itoxtat 0 ined at 9 A. M. mat St:ta
Y. M. .
1 , 1.:0:41. OF T111Z..11A11.9..
New York, - Boston, Bwitinture_ and
'Washington ' ' ,IWOOd. m. 8:39 P. in.
antra°, camula, and New Yarkr. Central
!tall t oad ' '1U:00 n. In: and 8:00 p. to.
Pailful° and Erie Way Mail , 2:45 p. en.
4 'l,velautl and Erie Way Mail teal a. to.
t •ieveland and Chicago...J:nu. m. and B:Mtp. m.
File and Pittsburgh 9•..54 a_ no,
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Warren Accommodation, supplying, .
'otllcei between Erie and Warren,. •
Oil Creek, A. & G. W.,. R. R. art 4
.11eadville ... .Stab p. M.
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,
Philadelphia, flarrishurg, tali ire
~,nil Washington and l'lrllittlekyhin t.
& Erie east of Warren ' .........—...KKOn. m.
Phila., iiarrisburg, Baltimorea Waish - -
- ing t 0n..,....,....... ..... 6.b0 p. in.
K
Edinboro and liceart - _...... ti:110 p. m,
Wuttsbar,T `Bello Valley - tang - F.ost
Greene. (Tnebdays, Thansdays and
Saturdays)......_ r .
...,_,.. 2:00 p. in.
TI.X.V. Oill ALLFC/V.ll/.
. ,
N.-w York, Boston, ittiftido and Waosh. ..._
ington
..„... 5:03 a. M. and 1:40 rt. Th.
Buffalo and Erie Way Mall 103 Dis. In,
Cleveland sus,l , ,le Way 31 all 41:0p. tn.
Cleveland • ".(10a. inittud to p. /n.
Chicago 11 : 110 a. In, u.nd tai p. in.
gr le aud Pittsburgh t r • _ cal) p..tn.
Wa,:rags Aeronsinodatton, Oil 11..wek,
A. S: li. W. R. EL and Meniktrilbi.... 4:00 ii• In.
rhilit., Ilarrlahurg, Baltlnuate and
rti;ashington -••- .—.10::11 n. in.
Blilladelpllla, Ilarrisburg, italtrinore,
Washington, and P. & E.14.1t., oust
of Wlrrrn, nip.' Xlenilcilki. ;:.10:00 p. m.
gailitNlro and 3.lel:ean 12:00 us. -
NVuttsburg, Belle Valley and East
Ore•-ne, (Tnesdaya, Thuradayi and
sits ll:LifLy74 ) ' o:3n a. tn.
J(.0,,, AteliTliiiliETT. P. M.
Condensed It. It. Time 'ruble: -
air The time by which the Lake lihoteLand
IslePitt:shut 411 trains alt. run 13 /2 iln
tVe4./Lnwast thunErle nine—tlutt Of the
ppppilo
lelNhln.t Erie and BUtittle S Erie le mt rams
ASTKIL
=3
LeiILVE'S Erie at la) and a t m., and et:2;
in.
ATTIVPII at Erie 'at 10:00a. m., 3.75.1 p, in.; and
9t;t11.13.
Elttlre Alta rirrsavuou.
Leaves Erie at 11135 a, m. for t ittsburgh. and
5:10 p. .for Siuuta.
Arrives at Fate at 2730 p. tn. (rain Pittsburgh,
and 11.50 p. m, from Sharon.
4tZ,4ti
I,oayes Erie at 1:20, 4:301 and 10:10 a. tn., and 4:00
0. 112:
XrriVeh at Erie at Ir.)) ana 10:3.; a. in., and
anti 7: 1 13 p. In.
ISUFFAI.O b ERIK
Leaves F.rte at 1:10, 6:00 and a. tn..and :445
nn17:35 p. m.
Arrivea at ilrle at 1:20, 1:40 and. 10:W a. wk.. and
3: Viand e..:1,7 p. nk„
OIL eitEr.g An, •I.LEGUkNYItIVEIIit k It.
Leave Corry at tk 15 a. m. and s:no p.lO. Arrive
at Corry at 1.•21 and Pal a. in.
I;tavr Irrineton at 7:nia. p. Ar
rh•o at 1•2.• 19 and .1:15 , p,
-ark , -
Legal Blanks.
The following Wanks ate kept for sate at the
Observer office, and can be furnisbed In and•
number, desired: • -
Notes of nil k lads, eingle:and In books,
~Inank Receipts, single and in books.
• WaYrantee and Quit Glenn Deedli..
Mortgages eomtnon and with extra clamp.
igreeme ,for the Saleof
Warrants
‘ for the Relief of W .
We Poor • -
• 31arrlage Landlord's Warrants.
..'E t ondeot an kinds. interrogatories.
Damp, Common And Tight:Porn/ ' - • '.'
Sumnionsiffnbrfrnas i and Search WFtintn:
'E'recnt, MIS and Melt* t ons ,
Narri of libelarittloti* ' •
AdmintStrutortV and Guttrdtans"ikilai.
' Conynontrealth-Warntotk. Mechanic , ' f4en.
anidaxit, Band and Altar . ..htivat.
Poiver or Attorney and - Bill or (bate.' . •
License Petitionsi and Bonds. .
GarilbaleuAttachrarat. Epitomes incEadorser.
'ortiaablo's Hales and Bonds. cortknitttntets.
For Sale enid.l.:or
Pzice Lorr.- - -Lkluhle Sheet Deeds $1,?..1,per
•etilt.;,per half dosbzu • Ilinglet Sheet
amide idaftgagemSs 0-mta, per dozen ; .40 eta. ,
er half dozen. • NoXes andlteeelpta 75Oeutaper
o
I, tin .11 ; * 4O, cen twppr fifty IQ eenles a doz.en. In
' teedte of one hundted UM; thty,:io cents: of,
twenty-nve 33 cents. other.'blenks are trot
..up on sheds' 9f unlform 211.r.e," at 40 eeuts per
dozen, or 25 cents per half deten.• 'Where afuall
',paehasre4 are ordered bi triail. l 44,tit4ael7l.lorr;'
Charge will be eharg poe age. •• 7.. tr, •
.. ,
DL.A.... K 49 BLA.Nkfil A mnPieta ass
o
rt
y -meat ot. every kind of Blanks needed by.
Attorney; Justice; Ounetatdes' out ; loess
idea; for aala at the Observe" ogle;
:.t~1t5~~..1. r .. ~.
'GREAT 'PANIC IN NEW YORK.
11
•`"e
.
tearful Breakdowri in the Prices of Dry
Gotids-the:isst Tep bays.
L a, a
~It-E , --,si:• C .. .6* 'P.:, 4
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MN
:No. 6' : 131,0'ek, .
Wish to notify the:poblle that they hare treght an inornensk quantity of CLAW Da . .
Godbi VERY CHEAP since the recent BRkAX AOWN in the .Eastern Market, and are tiowotter!
lug them at much lower prices (Mtn aay other store. Our business Is done strictly on the, A- -- ^
•
. • •
o zN i
Prices alike to all, whether Judged or , not. .;
ye advertise no goods orprieee tintesitlot - we are aide to show ;Mien ;eon visit one* More
F,verysrtiste V warranted as represented, or money refunded
Read the folloviLag prlees caiefally and judge for youiselve*::
Bales Brown M0511ti5...—.....:A., ....:S centa.l The very best Prints made for 0n1y...--12 1 , Cts.
~ .. •• . _ ....a JO , j . : I -Cases heavy GinShatns, only n% ''
" Yard wide find fine - ' ' 12 1 0 r . t. , Heavy Cotton Flannels • ...%
'. “. " • " and heavy 4.......,..12,,5, "rl Five cases Cotton and V. Flannels, •
40 inches fins arid beavy.......:........15 "- 1 " half rice • -......... .;.. . . ......;...—...-.....20
Cases Bleached Muslin. ' ...."..Itt t'' 1 liedvy ..,„ w We. shaker Fltsprut ...U .
,•" ' , Yard 'Wide-. ..:J.........1.4.41..--,.12 1 4 0 : Plaid Shirting •F1anne1a....... -.-......23
and . 11ne...........".... ....... -.IS; - 0 , 1 Ali- W ooLUre y Fl an nel s.. ............... ..-.....21 "
" •Prints • ,
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FLYE BED, 8LLT " 4 . 7.4) ,GREi MICH LiNDEi
:.. White Elannels4ileveyy whitliand qnality, VERY ('II AP. ileavyraii-wocii shirting flan
nels, at 45•eents.' ° , _ ,
, . .
.. _
Three hundred pleees till-Wool Casslineres , at 50, 62. 1 . ".i, tO, N 5 rents and 91.00. Thee e eassi
"nieres are VERY CItEAP. -,, •, .4
. . , • -,
HeaVY Etewieis for Over,bat.l,-3V7Cfr ITNDF t R PAICE,.`
2 ,strXwx,s; 3 viv" COMPETITION:
Five hiituiredWhite Bed : Spreads fro - trt.SV7rl to 83 . 40,e , aell. ' :,P,These . gonalsare halt
EMI
ME
DRESS- GOODS !
33L.% AZ.P.ICC,IB, 3734 C 4.4 1 -.. 4i els., 59 etsi,:4s2,!.l . rty,;aritl 74 gig,
POPLIN ALPACCAIi,,iii 7 :O4:O4, et9,7sets, ;mid e,ta.
-•
pieces English i4prlnos,e'.lgltt yards for Only tI,W,
One kuntlreil plemensb i mite Platibt. Nythrtli Weents„for 2;tielitsi.:
. - -
Beitelitylfl;4 piece:4ll732lll.AL Serge' liTess Goody, il..s:eprits.
Thirty pleeps hi.avyrslohali Platdo cents.
TwolitaalrOd pteeea a117w061 FrOct! Merinokith Ctn, 87% ets;ana
4'l,lty pieces F.lnntraaylatha t 73 eta, tF?i" eta; and 81.0,'
~, t . .
The above Drees Claxismere purchased at,the Into New York, anetlana, at About tiNE-RA, Lir the
'banal prlee. They are all whriatitednerTret Rh! ttratA•laaa goads.
. _
=I
.FI re *tidied pair *lair •illailkels, Good:Quality; $4.10 and $5.00 per
• :` ' • "7 I V t A" I e 4 re
CLOAKINGS, CLOAKINGS, CLOAKINGS.
• • An titaness variety at very Low Prices.
- P111,34', pieces - Electra Tapestry Carpeting, 50 & 624 Cts.
The above - are GUls* a few of the many bargains we haie. Our stack Is full and complete In
every department. Phonid anyona after reading this advertisement have doubts In regard to
the cheapness of our goods, let teethcall with ,thls advertisement and judge for thetruselves.
' great many of these goods are cheaper than they have been for the toast ten years
Reniemher-the place, theonly ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE In Erie, where all goods et
all time tare sold at— ,
NEW YORK. WHOLESALE PRICES I
tteeVNS-Iv
Oriintal ria 13ottbie eolumn.
TEAS. AND COFFEE
BY THE SINGLE POUND, AT CARGO PRICES.
A Saving of - One-Ralf 4o One-Third;!
TILL Great - 'Tea CompanSr of BOstOn,
.
.
. 4
Would respectfully. Inform the ettlz.eniCof Erie A.lnd surrounding cOnntry, that they
have. lemed, • the Store, • .
•
No. 5 NOBLE BLOCK, ERIE, PA.,
Anil have titled it up ih Oriental style, and are now prepared to tarnish every one with prime
Teas and Coffees, at cargo oubstore in Erie will be known as the .
WESTEIW ORIENTAL TEA„ COMPANY!
It is generally uniterstood that Tea Is retailed for a larger advance on its original cost - Ida=
any other article twine 10 list of household storea which may be
_partlally accounted for by
recollecting THE GREAT NUMBER AM) INIMENSE AMOUNT OF PROFITS which accumu
late on it between the euttiVatton in China and Japan, and the consumers here, including the
Almeria= Commission Howie there; the Impt,rter, the Banker who furnishes the exchan:e;
the middle men cir speculators:- the wholaiale grocer, and the retailer. Each of these make
la and many of them enormous pzutlts, from which it is evident that the consumer Is corn
pelted to pay many times the original cost for a pure article, or forced to use an adulterated or
inferior one.. -
It Is with a view to remedy this evil that ourglgitut lc enterprise was formed over a year ago
Which has been a perfect rartleSS, and we have ventured to open a Story. 19 Erie, so that we may
better ecoommodate.our eh-gunners was; of New Yorir. State.
Anil in the following lists which we liar e selected with great care, will he found TFAS whiph
twill stilt
- 11..-4_•ryht,d3e.m 'ruble. and FlVa.rylsewtty'r.,
Experience shows that the best are far the cheapest on account of their greit strength and
flavori The duty on a pound of good ten is nit more than on an Inferior -one. .1u ordering our
cu,tourers will please note the annexed
Oeloitg, (Black.)
Valr.- tcoc*.
(font,, Cholee-Quality.. 4 1.00
Finest Flavor, - ( very hlghly'reconimerted..l.lo .
I. cur..
•
Japap, Uncolored. Goocl
4.!.1/0 (linter , .
1.10 Finest Flavor, full strength, very highly
racointueudni 1.59
GunpOwder, ''(Green.)-
laic
G00d..... .-
Cholee.quallty
Finest I. lavor, full streugth, ery highly
rcoonunended
- English Breikfast, (nisch.)
Pair'
Choke inallty
Flnqbt avor, hill rtrength, very highly
• recouvuended—,..,
Toting Etymon, ,(Groen9
Fair
Ocxxi
ElWctiQuaMY.--
4 0 11 r
an immense institution of itself, and is undoubtedly thelargest In the .country, it is
a filet generally understockl that a large proportion of the Coffee imported is picked green and
the pods opened by artificial Mat., This is never so good as that which ripens naturally. The ,
coffee buyers of this Teo Company thoroughly understand this, and , examine neatly every cargo
of rotten imported to the United States, and select only the full grown, field-ripened, for them..
All the Coffee sold by this COmpany is ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY, b,y themselves, insu
ring its absolute purity and freshness, n hied they, guarantee: The Company are resisting all
their colree on a new principle, which renders them particularly pure, all acidity being removed
by their process of cooking, enabling persons now to take coffee who have, beencolaliged to Abs.
continue its use.
The Cionpanv are doing an itumensetaisiness in thelrCoffee Department in stri m il atog u
selling
theirmo
PURE COFFEE:4 than any other house in the country. To assist customers
orders, the following Descriptive List is offered by the Company with no little pride, as embra
cing the largest and most carefully selected assortment of Coffees ever Opened to this country.
LIST OF COFFEES AND SCALE OF PRICES.
Bps Coffin;
"Roloittd and Ground 411x.ed
cairn
iton..sted
Ground
az:
PLliiiatton. Cot*
• -
Ham; •
Rcutuded , . •
()forma Pure?
HIE
EZIMO
ir,l4
7hfsi m) Att4e
t'. • JErAism PICKED'pui kipVERNMENT - JAVA tbitrit-
, .
. . Warruntedihe ;least flayokei.l. 9'110'1104 and tcesi entree In the world; of which vi'c'e have 11#
only, lot fa i t he Irttlte4,l4Lates, - . • - - -.- - .
}taw::-.i • •••• , N. ' ..z..„;.....,..40e I -Roasted We
.
• • ,• ' •-• .' - -', ground Pure •
!IK. 6 . I A •
_ . .
• • As d matte r otetweliieutte ed (Air dlatiltuw eustdrue, rs we are arranging with tuneable persons
'in all parts, of the country we'd orliew York State; to aet as oar agents and distribute our goods,
ihthelr locality, at War wareh ‘ t
t ut
k se prie thereby saving the freight ram Boston. We wee4l nips
to tewntepond with May genii of It who Would like Pi aet AS MP Itgellis in getting np
clubs: A, fair econimbeskin al Id agents,. Direct all orders andaxemmunicationa to .. .•
•. .
sleatAkt-ly - - ' l+r - ' VatiITEESIN ORIZINTAL=.72IA. cQ*PAN7, Neks, Pa.'
. .
. . .
ME
OM
totkc e0.'0 , -Diniblc Tolman.
YolEt I .0 -
e01.(311,313 '.A.4pAcc4.s, 37? eta, ss . ela, 40 eta, anti etc.
MEI
I_ACIPCIOk7EI IE-'rcop'ris,
Which -- Im Ahe . targest in the% World,
SCAIOE OF PRICES.
Finest Flavor, full strength, very highly '
recommended ' $1.40
Ityaon, (Green.)
1,;10 I
Fair
Good
„,. U.r. Choice Quality
' Finest Flavor, Cull-strength, very highly
1.10 , recommended .............._. w
1.G6
Nixed, (Green or Japan and Blaok.)
•
Good9oc.
Choice Quality ' 4 1.0 e
1.10 Fines; Flavor, Call strength r.zy highly
1.25 recommended,
Coffee 'Department,
Raw
' — ' 24e Routed
Ground Par 0..... . :....„
Old Govlsjunent
.'2oc
.aci c . Raw
,skv Roaatad....
CiroutO Pure-.-.„....... .... ....
• -• •
Best Old Mocha:
__rot-. Row.. ' ...
E Grow te
nd • .
111=1
P I.4_A_ .
:`DRESS GOODSI
Fin,: pieces Cashmere t7akla forN'eentls
Non. 8 and 7 NOBLE . BLOCK, ERIE
Oriental Java.
1/3 70 15t;
, N 0 T I 0
• •
_: • TO - -PINYSterESS. - • ••
- • • NeWl'ork4 - Ang. 15th; 1E67: - I
Allow me to call' y_our attention to•,
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND .EXTRA.M -
fiticl/U. The component Lparts Are-MICRU,
Loo LEAF, CUBES* JUNIPER BERRIJS.
MODE or. Prigranirrorr.--Bnchtt In vault% •
Juniper Berriek, by distillatiOn, to term a fine
gin. Cubebs. extracted by displacement by' I
liquor obtained from Juniper Berrfes,contain
hag very little angar,st stnallproport ion of spirt t,
andMorripalatabithan an now in use.
active properties are by thia.mode extracted.
Bnchn as prepared by Druggists glinersity, br
of a dark color:- It is replant 1124 emits its fra
grance the action of a flame destroys this tits
active principle,) leaving a dark and glutinous
decoction. - Mine Is the - color of ingredients.,
The kluehtt In my preparationpredominates
the smallest quantity of the other ingredient
are added, to prevent fermentation ; anon in
spection, it will be-found not to be a Tinttnre;
as made inPharmaco • noris it a Syrup—and
therefore can be in -cases where fever ur
inflamationex isle. . In this yon have the know'.
ed tie of the ingredients and mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will liavor it with a trialland
that upon inspection - ltwill meet with your ap,-
predation.; , With feeling of confidence;
-1. apt, very res_peetfully.
IL HELMBOLD.
' Chemist and Druggist of 16 Years' Experi
ence In Philadelphia and now located at
his Drug and 'Chemical Warehouse, 694
• 'Broadway, New 'York. •
[From the largest Manufacturing Chemist In
the' d.
"I am acquainted with Worl Mr. l if., T; ;
be. occupied the Drug Store Opnbsito my resi
dence'and •was successful, in conducting the
t.uslness where others had not been equally 80
before him. I have been favorably impressed:
with his character and enterprise. - •
WILLIAM WEIGITTMAN,
Flrm of Powers & Wisightman,Manufaetnr
, 'Chemists. Ninth and Brow:lSW,Phlla.
weakness arising - from indiscretion. ,The ex
- hatutecl powers of Nature which are accompat
nied by.so many siarminesymptents, among
:nto the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen and Invigorate the system, which
Helmbold's Extract Buchu invariably dolw., It
no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or .
Insanity ensues. , .•
tions peculiar to Females, Is unequaled by any
other prepanstion, as In Cbioroals, or Retention,
Nintalhete orBpppression of CustomaryEvae ,
nations, Ulcerated or Lehirrtut State of terns,
• and all complaints incident to the sex, whether
arising from habittrof dissipation, imprudence
in, or alto decline or Change in life.
lier•whotres FLUID E.rrhAcr Bump Asn
esovEn Rosg WASLT will radically exterminate
from the system diseases arising from habitant
dissipation, at liter ex pense,little or no change
• In diet, no inconvenience or exposure • emu
pletely spperceding those unpleasant and
dangerous remedies, Copalva and. Mercury, in
all these diseases. • •
all diseases of these organs,Whether existing in
nialeorlenuile, fronr.whatever cense origina
ting, and no matter of how long standing. It
Is pteasant -irt, taste pod odor, "immediate in
action, and more strengthening than any niche
preparations of Bark or•Lron•
Those suffering from broken-,down or dg Ig..ate
constitutions,grocure the remedy at onrC: •
• The' reader mustbe awate that, however snub;
- may be .the attack.of the 'above diseases, it is
Certain to affect the bodily: health ate Monte,
SEEI
•
• •
TIItiIIORNING !PATRIOT •
The office of the late Patriot aritPUnicin
hav
lng passed Into the hands of the undersigned
they propose to supply a vacuums that has long
extsWctitt the - newspaper press of interior Penn
sylvania. ' .
From some causeor other the teading masse
'of the - Dentoeratte Partialthe greeir interior
counties the State haVe - beett'
,
Cher t 9 do withdat the latest nova orspateonize '
journals whosevolitical sentiments - were dis
tasteful to them, .
The Morning 'Patriot is Intended to .supply
this Want. • . 4
Its proprietors are determined that no effort
.51141 be spared, on their part, to make It fully
h equal, as a newspaper, to any of Its competito r W competitors. Whatever the electic wires lovable tocoramu
ieate, up the hour of going to presti Will: be
fUrnished In columns every morning ; and
its large slze will enable It to give qui teas ranch
reading matter as any of its contemporaries.
As an advocate of sound political sentiments,
favoring no faction, clique or section, but devo
ting its.entire energies to the good of tho whole
party; as a vehicle of tile latest news, and a
chronicler of passing events, we are determined
it shall not be 4 excelled; and we confidently ap
peal to a discriminating public for that appre
elation and encouragement which are indypen•
sable to success..
TERMS
FOr the Daily, one tt : ii; ante;
Six mpntne,
Single tbples, 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
palutiest days. it will be one 9f the largest
weekly papers In the State, and , special palus
will be taken to fill its columns with inch read.
Mg matter as will be alike Interesting and use
ful to the Farmer, the Mechanic and,ttio Mani;
or Business, and to make it an agreeable and'
'welcome visitor in every family.
Every nerson should subscribe to the paper
priuteti fn his awn county, and we do not mean
to enter into competition with the local papers
of the State. But, many people take their home
paper and a city paper in addition. To such we ,
send greeting.
TEEMS:-
.
Kingicreopy, one year.
six mouths
Ten copies, one year ..... -.-
Twenty copies, one year.....
Filly copies (to one address) one year,
One hundred copies
All orders should be addressed to
B. F. MEYEBB dr. 'C. 0.,
Harrisburg', Pa.
EBB
iVhiCe Meu Mist Rule kmerleis
Now is the time to embscribe for the But
. New York Weekly Published.
NEW - Y9RK 'DAY, BOOR
Fon isuo.,
I?e artiVed t° eratVn it i e on S . u cile n yr y Equality ls4 S „ t it e tepeolp e
A Political Newspaper —A F amily Literary
Paper, and an Agricultural Paper. -Now
is the time to form Clot:tel.,. nt
The New York Day Book is an earliest, Out
-spoken and indepentlein paper, devoted to the
d
equality, f rate r u !Mall prosperity of the Demo
cratic masses; and the defense of the grand
American system of Federated States, on a
White b.lais, established by, Washington and
the fathers of American. liberty. It holds that
this glorious American aysteni of self-govern
rag States andhoinogeneous citizenship, which
in seventy years of peav and prosperity, never
shed one drop of American blood or convicted
a single citizen of disloyalty, or directly taxed
the people one dollar for its support, and might
be safely extentled over the whole "boundless
continent," -was the• best government on the
earth, and most he restored "as It was" made by
Washington, or the whole land must needs rof
lapse Into chaos, anarchy and ruin.
The Day Book, therefore, demands, the resto
ration of the White Republic, and aii,thin most
be and will be accomplished, either through
their reason, or the blood and, suffering of tile
people. It earnestly labors for the former, and
by boldly - grappling with the errors, lunacies
;and crimes of ADlngrelism, it strives its utmost
to save. thecountry from the awful necessities
of the latter. •
. The Day Book will, however, hereafter •be
more than ever devoted to all the varied purpo
ses of a news paper. Conscious that it reach
es thousands of families` Who take another
Journal, beyond perhaps their local paper, It
will continue and improve its "News of the
Week"liuminary, - so as to present a transcript
of the World's events in each issue. Its "Fata
lly Department" will embrace the best original
and selected stories. Its "Agricultural Depart'.
meat" will be fully sustained, and being r fthe
only paper of its class made up expressly for
country circulation, it is confident it is worth
doable the price of a weekly hurriedly reprint
ed from a dally. It gives full and complete re
ports 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 telegraph, from
New Orleans, Chicago,Charleston, Philadelphia,
ete., Are„, up to time of going to press.
Terms—Cash in Advanee. • •
One copy one year co W.
Three copies one year ' 500
Five copies one year, and one to the getter
up of the club 9 (Xi
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Twenty copies one year, and one to the get
ter up of the club SO 00
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Additional copies,..l 50
Send for Spectiisen Copies and Handbills.for
use wherever they can be advantageously dis
tributed, and give us the names and post-office
addresses of all who would be likely to sub.
scribe or get no clubs.
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"d'ee2l. No 162 Naseaullt... New Yak..
51.10
. 1.40
Greenbabks fo r Bonds,-
$lJr,
1.40
1.50
EQUAL TAXATIONI
If "legal tenders" are good (hough for the sol.
(Her, merchant, farmer, mechaulcrlabor
er, and all others who pay taxes,
hey are good enough for
rich bondholders who
pay no taxes.
..... 1.10
THE , PITTSBURGH POST,
The only Democratic daily In 'Western Penn
szvivatila, and a first-class newspaper. Giving
the latest Intelligence from all • Imes of the
world. full local and commercial reports, togeth
er with a vast amount of iniscellaseotut matter,
te deuvered to subscribers in Pittsburgh and
neighboring cities and towns at the low pie. of
Fifteen Cents per Week, or by Mail, Eight
Dollars a Year.
THE WEEKLY POST,
Circulation larger than any Radical weekly pa.
per published in Ptennsylvsmfa, A large eight
page paper, forty-eight columns of matter, con
tain tile leading eattoriabkas published in the
Daily rbst„ reports ol the doings of the
Rump—late telegrams, cable, local and market
reports, agricultural, poetry, stories, etc.,,
mailed t 4 any address at •
SOe
....40e
• Two DOLLARS A YEAR,
Or when ordered In.eltthe of Ave and over
........ ...... lic
.... ...... .....r.soc
ONE .13OLLAE AN FIFTY CENTEL
'SFr Circulate the Peat:and Increase the Munk.
cratiovete. Ail orders must be siceompaniegi
with the cash, and no deviation can -be matte
from the terms given above. Specimen - copies
mailed to any address, free of cliar. Addreai.
the piibliabers, - -TAB : p. BAUR & CO,
mr - • • , .Pittsburgh, Pa,
Me
Ssc
Onee More in the Field.
Y A L Y ne P i E n n lgniarr ri s
us Y lt aft ett n T e E4Fg
oNE AND NERVE 4 LlNlark, but who,
of lute years bave found it t to obtain,
owing to the proprietor having ceased to-pte.
pure it, 'except In smug quantities, are hereby
informed that I have resumed the manufacture
of this most valuable Llutittent-Lortee so. Mil
lar thro p lg is it this ,part 'of the country—and
Intehd It fa . every store where medi
cines era sot , In this and.' the ' adjoihing
rouritlwo My old customers in particular and
tbe I - ago:lend may nciw icasure of get.
thug thtir article at ail times' In
sirsugth and Purity.. Prllie by Single Bottle Id
cents. J.H. CMITE.R.
• - • ° lati2l-tr
•
HALL . WARFEL,
IC -T WY'
FRENUEt. : -WINDOW,
-- Px.c"rtfun
Allit PhoOgraptie Glip4s !
634) State Street, Erie, Pa.
We have lately receleed another Large In
voice . of FRENCH GLASS, direct from the
Manufacturers In Europe, making our present
supply the largest tre,any house west of New
York. Our stock in stem
Embraces Nearly Every • Sizes both of
Double and Single titrenOli.
Dealers and °they'll id want of 'Glass will FA
VOR THEIR INTERESTS by examining our
sleek anti prices -before': buying elsewhere.—
Large sikes of single and ' Double Strength
Glass Imported expressly for HOUSE AND
STORE b RONTS. The Superior Quality of
Freneh Glass over other kinds in CLEAR
NESS, STRAIGHTNESS, BRILLIANCY AND
gritrsom ii,fnily admitted, mid the Trifling
Excess In price over American is of NO At;.
COUNT, considering its better quaiitics
ery respect. . -
A.libeml discount made on lobbing lots to
the trade. '
We have also a large stoekat Amertean Masi
at Single and Double strength Whleh,we are
selling at Low Rates, both In tabbing lots: to
dealers and ln'retall parcels to Litt buyers. .- •
Oat stock oi•Drtigs; chemicals, Patent Medi
cines, Perfumeries - , Toilet Articles, snot Miscel
laneous Qond4is extensive, having from long
exirrience titfn bought with much care, and
lho public ran depend union Wading the largest
stock of thealnd Arc Wet-tent Peinn'a., which
we cire selling at close tigitres, either in whole
or broken ilaclures. ' jonlJ-9m,
$l.OO
3.50
- $2 ao
.. ....... ....... 1 25
-. ...... -.23 00
.-.35 00
-.75 OU
-125 00
1311
ESTABLISHED -IN'
WAOLEBALE AND RETAIL
I:IIIi,iRTERS OF
AMERICAN GLASS.
Varnislie-s, •
.• ;.•
--hi, this department we keep, well supplied
with every , article need in the I'aintink Lino,'
from Je s iU.ribw to the irnest house included.
The quality - of these artlcins Is hot excelled,
and we are selling at lowps turcrket rates.
.
' Dye Woods and DyeStuffe4..
'ln eb;ss et winds- our stock Is extensive
and mmplete, tneluding•the Hotline dyeS, and
ice--are otrertng -strong, Indneetnents both .W
Wholesnlennd•Retall bnyrs.
Drugs!, Shendeak. &e.,
J. E. ASHBY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
BOOK BINDERS,
STATIONERS,
A
. .
Blank Book kannfacturers.
Magazines. 3lusle Hooks, .5.:e., bound In any
style deslred, nud In the neater) and
best manner.
a• I
,
All kludii- of Rail Road, coaitmerclal,
BE
TE lank 13oolrfi.
Also,
BANN'S COPilNfil BOOKS,
And Parer ol all size-% on hand or mule
to order.
RULING OF ANY Particulio. PATTERN
Lione with tient uilA v rind dispatch'
lETWV . IF;I.4()IP'S
01•' KINDS 9N lIAND
PRINTING
brunches, done to order
A" neal k,s nud dispatch
I. E. ASIIBY & CO.,
ht,,fr Slit et. IVrlgiit's 1';
Jan,7'tu9-Iy
The Newlinrk Sun,
' An Independent Daily NArspaper., political
and general, giving all the News in a fresh, read
able, attractive manner, condensed so that Et
business man can find time to read the whole.
Charles A: Dana, Editor and Manager. Priem fa
a year, $1,50 for three mouths.
TEE WEEKLY SUN.
Prepared with great care for country hubscri
be, s. Political news thoroughly condensed.
Farmers' Club fully reported- Markets accu
rately given. Horticultural and Agricultural
Department edited by Andrew S. Fuller. Hreat
variety of interesting miscellaneous reading,
making it a end-rate GENERAL FAMILI
NEWSP.(PER. Those' who Irish for a thor
oughly reliable paperfor the pending most Im-
Wrtant Presidential Campaign, will find THE
EEKLY SUN exactly What-they need. Price,
$1 a year; 2..) copies to one address, $l7 ; .10copjes
to one address, si7 ; so; 100 copies to one whirrs,'
$75,
THE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN 2
Same size and character as the Wreelely, b ut
furl haling twice as much reading matter, and
giving the news with greater fresihnss..l Great
pains Will also be taken in making up the polit
leafuewz of the day far this paper, so that the
render, , whatever he his politics, wilk,flted the
SEMI-WEEKLY SUN to be an ac orate and
comprehensive compendium of politleal Infor
mation. In fact, we mean that this shall be.
the most valuable campaign paper in the coun
try. Price, $2 a year; 10 copies to oneauldress,
$18; 25 copies to one addres.vs3s; f, , Aopies to
one address, $80: always in advance. Address,
Tlik SUN New York City.
sir.cijna'rx
Life Insurance Co.,
NEW VO IC.
Awls, The. 1, I . Blr e ', , $1,?.86,390.24
BUFFALO, N.Y., lERS.
This certifies that we, the undersigned, have
examined into the merits of the SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, and believe it
to be sound, reliable and equal to the beat In
America.
Sidney Shepard & Co., Wholesale Hardware
Dealers.
N. F. Trip,, tirnfor Sidney Shepard dr Co.
*gluons t.`rissey, Commission Merchants.
Dudley d; Co., 011 ' Refiners.
E.P. Burke, Farmers' dt Mechanics' Nat. Bank.
G. A. Williams, "
J. 0. Robson Co., Goldsmiths arid Jewelers.
Simon Neff, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
F. F. Curry, Supt. Forest Lawn Cemetery.
George P. Lee, Attorney and Counselor.
Cyrus P. Lee, Brie Co. Savings Bank.
Joseph L. Fairchild, Register In Bankruptcy. -
All persons desiring . Insurance will do well to
call on
litOgßE, Erie, Pa.,
General Afoot for Western Pa.
atilt:634l.
NEW FIRM.
• James P. Crook,.hailng taken in his son, Jas.
E., as a partner, on the let day of April, IRO, un
der the I h m name of James P. Crook*A Bon, de
sires to have a settlement of hts old accounts.
'All persons knowing themselves indebted to
are requested to sell and settle without de.
lay.
JAMES P. CROOK Sa SON,
Peale= in
ROUGH & 'PLANED - LUMBER,
And Manufacturers' of
NI7I NDOW SAB H, IMMES; DOORS & BLINDS.
Mouldings snd•,Plcitet Panel. ficioll Sawing
Matching and Planing done to order.
Shops on Peach St.,
• Between Fourth and FLtth Sts., ple, Pa.
We respectfully -call the attentlorrof the pub
lic to our facilities for doing Work in the best of
style, promptly and on reasonable terms. Hay.'
Mg fitted up entirely new shops, with superior
machinery, tro feel confident of giving satisfac
tion. Orders from abrdad will receive prompt
attention.
'tall6 .- 6 - 4-tf. *JAMES P. CROOK A SON.
ALE BREWERY !
GEO 13 A I
, • •
formetly with Otithont &_L4k9r Rothe:der
having taken
.the,arell latiairmitrewery on -
.Fieueh Sfreet, EritiY Pit.i
Formerly occupied by Wm. 7aeabOrould ia%
form his old acgnaintances and the public gent
tiny- that he As rim brewrifir a fiery iopeciaT'
tiesutypt Ale. From Ids lonsexpePeace 004
uniform success, lie la WO prepared to glyethe
best or satisfaction.' Dealers aro ipvlied toCall.
, kW/ OM, L. BAKER
MARTINI
PATEMT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
SAFES,
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price.
MARVIN'S~
SPHERICAL BURGLAR'
SAFES
Cannot be Sledged! " •
Cannot be Wedged! .
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULTC •
'VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
• , ..FAMILY, PLAT,S.SAFES,
000101INATION LOCKS
fleasesend tor a cataloguelo
it/LiOLVIR & co;
• (oldest bare maaullictusers)
Principal rliTesadtnwuatYkl.i.eATl,Z.rk.
Warehouses
t 108 Blink S t., Clevel std.()
And for sale by our agents in the
principal cities throughoutlhe
,
United' States.
THE UNDERSIG NE D,
• .
Haying pure msed the Interest of the Messrs.
yineenta
•
. FLOUR FEED . DUSINESIr •
Of the late firm, . would respectfully solicit a
continuance of favor from the friends and pa
trons of the house, and the publle In general,
pledging himself that he will atall times try to ,
Bell good and reliable - •
= FlOu r, Feed stud G-t 4 s2du?, - z
At the lowest price for cash in hand. • From my
long experieum in- this branch of'the- trade, 1
trust I know what the public, dernand,and.tbar
lam prepared to meet that want. ' •
Returning my thanks' to the public for 'lair
liberal patronage to rAo In the past khope by
strict attentionto nirbusiness and their wants,
to merit tecontiutianceof their patronage In the
future.•
TECE,4IELLING. FLQO,,
: AND 'GRAIN BUSlNthc,t; ..
Will be-Continued, in all ifs departmenta t kt the
•
EME MILLS, PARADE STREET,
and the Store„
S , 9l' PARK 11,0 W,
• •
Between Brown's Hotel and Reed House,
- Where the public will findsgoodstock always
for sale, with. mmpetent and polite men on
band to supply their wants.
ap25'67-iy. H. B. HAVERSTICK.
NEW LOCATION
G. P. DAVIS
Has removed to Whittich's Block, corner of
State and Tenth Streets, Erie, Pa., where he
has Opened a
' LARGEDIV 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 who want any
thing In bur line to call, feeling assured that We
shall be able to give satisfaction both as to qual
ity of goods and. prices.
Country Produce Bought and Sold.
We have opened a
COMMISSION DEPARTMENT,
fo which we ask the attention of these having
Produce to dispose of. We pledge ourselves to
secure the highest market juice for all articles
entrusted to our cisre.
DEALERS' IN TUE ADJOINING TOWNS,
And on the Lines of Railroad,
Supplied with e
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.
apr2lia-tf.
. NY . YZtEi3, .
Whole Kale anti Retail • '
Dealer in Furniture !
Having purchased the entire stock of Furth
'ture of Messrs. Moore & Riblet, I respectfully
ask my old customers and the public generally
to give toe a call at the old stand,
NO. 715 STATE STREET,
Before pumhaiOng .o e r l t s r e m w e l n ie t re ,4 I hie a large
Parlor, Cluunber and Bed Room Seta
ALSO,
%
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
WARDROBES, DESKS,
And, in fact everything in the line of Furniture.
I am prepared to manufacture to order any style
that may be called for. Remember, No. TLS
State street, east side, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
ap25'67-tf. JOIIN W. A YILER. _
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES :
E. M. COLE & SON
WILi, BIND
Hareem' and ahniTalitie acs; nt 75 cents
per volume.
Oadey's, and similar flfagazinca, at $l.OO ,per
volume.
harper's and Frank Vs's papers, at I=
per year.'
we are also making and selling
, - ,
Blank I3ookB!
'REDUCED PRICES! •
Bindery over Keystone National, Bank, cor.
ner State and Bth' streets, - apZ-Lf.
cumvAmillan.
DESIGNER & DECORATIVE ARTIST 1
• xelatest,- Chesiegt, and Bestfilgn Painting West
of Now York City.
Parlors, Urals; lbhurehes.
• Frescoed In the neatest style of Winn.
General Designing, Drafting of Models for the y
Patent Office, and every description et Calm
mental Painting executed promptly. Rootast
Farrar: Hall; No. 3, second floor. apll'i7-tf.,
-- To the Working
I*AM now prepared to furnish constantern
. moyment to fat -elassos • at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Fifty - cents to $. Der metal:Wise*?
earnbd, and the boys and girls earn nearly
MI much as men. - Oreav inducements are riV
feted. AU whosee this retitle" M,seed me
their ad dress , and test the business (Or them.
selves. If - not welt tadhilled,l 81 Mr.
the trouble of :writing to .me. Fulitartionloni
sent free. &tropic sent bymaiirfor Omits.
Address E. C.ALLEN,,Aterteitaa4e. jamer
THE BEST I,TAE CHEAPEST.
GET YOUR' Auxivrs
e ,
Anna
New Not' Hoop Skirt Iltenufactory
1008 State Street, Erie, Pa
• Ladies!, Misses' and -Children's
Hoop Skirts- or all 'Styles
Constant!, on hand
Ladles can have 'their Hoop Skirts wade to
orderxso that•they wilt fit; and no trouble,
whateVer. The New York Hoop Skirt Factory
have experienced hands In both our manufac
turing and repairing departments.
•
Ali Our Skirts are mag,e o=lt: of Mewl
. ble Steal at=
Our Marta are an couitvuefod that the ivrin g s
fold inwardly, and readily yield to the slightest
,pressure,theilawliowlng them to collapse s° that
the skirt occuplea the smalfeat possible space
while sitting, riding or in passing a crowd, and.
Yet the moment the pressure is removed, the
sklrt.resumes its original and beautiful shape.
We do riot sell these fatuous Skirts' at half
price. bin sell them as cheap, If not cheaper,'
than any other place in Brie. Ladles who can
not affonl to buy Skirtsiwer y . ittle while can
,havelheir old ones repotted for a mere trifle,
air Be sure to ' visit the I , Tevr York lloopSkirt
Manufactory before purchasing elsewhere.
Country merchants will do well to give no a
NATHAN COHEN,
Successor to A. F. Cohen h Bro.,
No,mutt State, street. Erie, Pa.
dea4 , 64--t
.
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la,tir tt • attea,os et' the Trale t I It., re attst&l.ret of AS t
et..., ef ttette ewe tmhtteattel, vte•efeett.re ea/ tiolentstuta..
W. e.iLlaet. ever Fe:tr I' kt'ss•ei oytt,e.t. of 11, , rtelc,p 4 %%vette
toeletltr, • ,
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Il I Venetrels.
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: 14 : ' 4 4V. ' '.
* I Ile tat * : , Clams,
Jape'. I
%eat rota , . I leotaoteneoto. I
Leg.estd.&e , , foe.
Out ing.sried Cloys tlnbeset a lugs asrforst. L lStiodiss as
/S..evot 5r.t."1.1..• or Air.sk reds... 0. n Mills., Lamy, owl
*Ow, tslistst pSatevaphtt., roca.ttmg et
Solltetissa. ',visal. St..+S. I ntSnOsttso•
Itt.ms, Acc I t., To.l.re.ts. r•5t5 , ..t1.8.4
?vv.., P0u5....5.1 St Clete. I. C•mte , lst.
Tsens, Otnaast 1 Itlasea. V•ratlrlosi,
1,15•4 I .•11,•, 1 trrrta) 7.lare, I Yalu.
Wells.. im:y. • i • ilttl; • • . 151. , . t... an.
TEE LANDS'"OI THE SIB=
• at. sadly Isterntiar soul ft. 5.15e.111r/lastitd sad TrusSat
rest Vises, is lint tatter. Wawa also sitlosiva Agate la Shout•
Cut "16111111 . 1 01.591 •IlWi." •f *515 am limn • tplitaaid
maenads, • itatli far /titles •trita 'et 1-• a• 1-3 ix. rttoteatapals
3‘555 to Sae .34 I . l9 rdit W alas, to
11 1 / 1 11011COPIL—Wit =natation 'ay largely. Cad Late a lugs
awl Iris am style. at Os Iteat tau.
THOTOOII47OII •LBCIII-01r ataaatsenn et attn.. Is vtlt
ttatuittrat the country as torarierla gimlet, sad beast, Y 191
ittlata.
•11 to ull art made Is or , ... P. 0.,. 194 e•r 00...19 4391.11
ta.•• el /.7 .else Neal,. dryers .1.1:4 rat (.11 1• no sat
idea beton native trait riiirddetta.
CHROMOS.
Tor lonstitall. 0.4258 So 6014/.444 how OS
jhan P•astah, Sr sae trot h altair ea.. try Import 11 tna
P. 14. 41114. Rpj., npply t 2545 5t ite
Immt rusa.
R &H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
501 13r.oADyriY, N. Y.,
/mouton mod Miners of Pdotograoldo *ateriaa
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Phil M
Philadelphia; Pa., el neinnat I ; 0., Ch leap i ll
or St.. Louts, Mo. , feblk;al
= Guardians' Nate.
RY VIRTUE of an order of the Orplu,-
Cohrt of .Erie Minty, there will bt &I—
to sale, on FRIDAY, MARCH 6th,b,,,t, I, r ",
o'clock, p. in., at Drakes iffilknear thei i r .
• cm/.
ses hereinafter described, certain un vi d ,a
interests, by Guardians undersigned I:ltiti
balance by the adult owners of) the foilowict
described real estate, Lying, being and situai
in the township of Whaltlogien, county of
Erie, and' bounded on the north by ko lu ,
Lefever (now lands of Crane); on the Euil„7
land of Trow; on the teouth by county Ithe 24.
joining prat Of same piece In crawford tount , d
and West by land of Henry (Irma; and
mining .1;i acres more or less, being part of IX
acres set apart to the heirs of John Grow 4
writ of partition In the Orphans Court of (.Ya m
ford county, at No. 24 April Tenn. Mr.,
which there are some improvements and nu,
able timber., The ba'anee - of said piece, bel l ,
g'ineres adjoining, in Crawford county, will 4 1
sold at, the same time.)
• Tnitna.—One-titird ()utile purchase money to
onedhird•in one year, and the balatio,
In two years. Deferred payments to beseeiN
by approved security, with Interest, pay a l 4 ,
annually. 'Possession given immediately.
• ,W LLI A2l .E.CLE3IISNs,
( - Mardian of Xerxes Dross, who has a onesilth
undivided Interest In said land.
L. O. fiIitCHARD,
Gav:dian of Hiram Legran, Lemuel Ltdrte,
Thomas Leeottes nnd Andrew Cehet
- (imps, wlio have a- four-fifteenth arida:.
ded interest in said sand.
Et.. B. l'irß err, Attorney;
Authoilzed Capittil ssoo.otttr:
CAPITAL PAID IN WAD. -
" THE 'SECOND - NATIONAL BAlli '
• opened for business 011
SIONDAY, DECEMBER 12TH, 1861,
In the bunking °Mee ooenplad by e 2
2derclutnt's Bank.-Brown's Bonding, nortbizt
corner of State street and public Park.
NM. L...13C01T, Pratt. WM. C. CURRY; Cu
•.• • -
W(era.M. L. SCOTT, of firm of J. :Hearn it.:Vo. 1)4,
JOS. 31'0ARTER, of firm of Belden, Rho I
• cCarter, Builders.
GEO. J. MORTON, Coal Dealer. •
W. 8. BROWN Agent Buflltlo & Erie IL ,
JOHN C. J3URCIFIV., °film of peraens,oll , 4l:,
y & Burgess., Wholcaate Grocers:.
O. E. CROLICH,of firm of Staudt & Bro., Flog?,
erotical te,-
.11. R. BARR, of firm.of Barr, Johnson &Rots.
•• • n,Staeit Mannfacturers.
P. FARRAR, of firm of OW & rang
' Grocers.
J. DREIRIGAXER. Grocer,
NEW LIVERY,
Boarding and Sale Stable,
Corner of French and 7th Sts.
'['HE SUNCRILIBILS having talgen'the
lately occupied by Dimmer,. Johnson,
would lnfortu the public that they have pal.
chased an
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
of !torsos, Harness and Chrriages, and are pro.
pared to Om perfect satisfaction to all who
favor thew with a call. We have the best s i t ,
in :Northwestern Pennsylvania.,
r0y2.1-y BRECIV BROSIH
, ..
FOR ONE.Ap X
DOLLAR ~ ,
- . _
[Licenshd liy.the United States Authoritleo.;
d idti4AT ON.F, DOLLAR SALE.—Dry and Fat.
kJ er Goods, Silks, Woolens, Cottons, Carpi
ings,, and Shoes, Sliver-Plated Vran,
Watches. Sewing Machines, Cutlery, dc., to iv
toUld at the aferage_price of $l.OO each. Ouroon.
nifsiduns , orslubs exceed those of other est& '
11.11mten ts, and onr goods are warranted to Sri
gatlstaet Mo. .Cabs of ten and upwards met 'articles Valued at from $3 to $lOO. New elm:s:
and full pa t iculars sent fres.
N. B CLOUDMAII 3 CO,
floc 1341 tn. 40 Hantiver St.- Boat on hh
JAR 1 , :4C17 K I Bre CrICIIERS,
State re,r, opposite Brown's Botel K hAre
the largest assortment of
Eye Glases and Spectacles
,'We would call ,speefally the attention at thi
pt btle tu our ELFCI72O-TEMPERF.D
CRYSTAL SPECTACLES,
which we warrant not to break, and will gives
new pair for every broken one returned.
, Also, on bind a large assortment of Seottist
Pebbles, Eve tßaNses Rubber. Steel, She;
and Gold Framed.
6. We • Can .Suit :Every Sight .
And warrant to give peffect !satisfaction in
every way. decl7-tt,
rplIE undersigned offer at private sale their
• 1. valuable H.ivir Mill property on \Valuta
Creek. upon the McKean road, about six mks'
.from Erie.Tne Mill runs by water power, a
double geared, was built new three year. ago,
and is in good order throughout. The Mill hu
a large patronage and is in one of the best Is.
cations in the - county. Fourteen acres of land
are attached, with the water privilege. Then
are two good Frame Dwelling Mouses and
Barn on the premises. The place is a capita]
situation for a.Grist Mill, being on - an met
sively traveled road, and In a rich agricultural
section. For further particulars address 'he
undersigned at Erie, Pa., orsee them personally
on the premises DsBUTJ k GEIST.
DISCHARGE Ii BANKRUPTCY.
1 NTiiE DISTRICT - COURT of the tultel
I States, for the Western District of Penni.
Walter S. Payne, a bankrupt, under the Act ct
Congress of March 2, 1867. having applied for
discharge from all his debts and other claim
provable under said Act, by order of the Cour.
notice Is hereby given to all persons who hide
proved their debts, and other persons intent*,
ed, to appear on the 7th day of Jun., iSa, sii
o'clock, P. M., before S. E. Woodruff, Esq.,- Ret
later, at his-office, in Erie, Pa., to show cause,ff
any they have, why a discharge should not be
granted to the said bankrupt. And further co.
tico is hereby given, that theElid and third
meetings of creditors of the sal ukrupt, re
will be
had bore
and
said Regis
otto s amid aci
will be had before the said ter, at. the tame
time and place. _ _ _
• S. C. McCANDLEsS
Clerk of U . S. District Court for said District
n0v12.2t
LADIGS who suffer frotn s weakness across the
tack and of the limbs, with bearing-dart
pains ; SO It Is with difficulty that they ea
stand or walk erect, can be relieved at este,
and radically cured by wearing the FRENtIi
SUPPORT ft, a new an 4 elegant device. SOS
before kumvu or used itilhis country. For
informatian, call upon or address with stamp,
E. J. I'RASER, M. P.,
sep2l4f Erie, Ps
, Voluntary Bankruptcy.
r Illy IC TO GIVE 'NOTICE that on the itt
1.. slay of Jam., A. D., ISB9 a warrant in haat•
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Sylrmo
H. 11111, of Ortrry, Erie county, and State of
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged MI&
rupt on his own petition; that the payment
any debts and delivery of any property islosf;
lag to hint, for his use, and the transfer of all
property bv him are forbidden byliaw; that t
meeting a the.creditors of said bankrupt. 1. 2
prove their debts and to choose one or real
Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Cowl
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of tht
Register, in the city of Erie, Pa., b. , fore
I'Voodruff, D Register In said District, on tn
25th day of Feb.eA. D., 1999, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
TIIOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. 8. Marshal, Me , senger.
By O. P. Davis, Dept. D. it. Marshal.
Janifis
[Licensed by the United Statdi Government:
. GOOD NEWS t
1131 T. COXSUMEFS OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
.President.
.Treamirer.
..Secretary.
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
Alt 111 NG TON d: -co.,
OF FIFTEEN years' standing as Jobbers s.
Retailers of the above goods,in Boston tri
vicinity, have concluded to offer the pee, is V l l
the whole , country the advantages of the ia• t ; :4
menso Importations and agencies for Amerva
manufactories through the popular ONE DOL. .:2 . ;
LAR SYS'fEJI:
, 70
Our Premium List to Agents, and Escliasti,
List for Agents [tad patrons, are not equal;'''
by any house In the. country. Best New Vat A.:
and Roston references given' when restart
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Send for free Circular. HARRINGTON &C , .;:i
P. O. Box 33.1. 80 Summer St., Rotor..
_
• Administrator's 'Notice.
LETTERS of Administration on the estatt-.
James G. Jackson, deed, late of Erie tr.t.
Pa., having been granted to the undersigin`
notice Is hereby given to all indebted to
same to make Immediate payment, and Viol
having claims against said estate will prrs o '
them, duly authenticated for settlement , '
apuN %V i HAW , '
Adlw
IMI
Erle, Jan.,7, '69-4w
-- ..
- Voluntary Bankruptcy. 1..;
. 7:
Fr 1118 LS TO GIVE NOTICE that on the St [;....
: 1 ' r '
A. day ofJan.. A. D., lute, a warrant into ~. e
ruptcy was issued against. the estate of 13.,/ (7...•
Sloan,of Erie city, Erie Co., and Staten( re/1 +..,:
violin, who has llcen adjudged a hankropi t. ,-,. ..
his own tition tt at the payment of I j, i.
tlehtft and delivery of property beloncinf ~..,.:
k .
- him, for his use, and transfer of any prelf s 1 - :
ty by him are forbidd by law: that a ince
, 1 , ",,,'
of the creditors of said bankrupt, top rOv , c,, L o l i....
debts and to choose one or more A 5 411 4I: ''.
his estate, will be held at a Court of Bans rul , t.'4 r
to be holden at the °lnce of the Registe r . , 15 e...1 ' •
city of Erie, Pa ., before 8. E. Woodnto. • -- 2 r .
Register. in said District, on the 25th die ~ '
Feb., A. 1)., MD at 9 o'clock...A.M. '
THOMAS A. ROWLF.V.
,„ 9.,
It
U. ii...liarshal, 31cese n g 1,.._
BY 0. 1. Dacia, Dept. U. S. Marshal. ,„ ..,..'
1nn144„, „;
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Men, for sale.at the Observer alike.
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0 small
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moderate colored. dojo
Umbeataty/e,
Observer
F:ver brought to thla market
Maw. Mill for Sale.
To the Ladles.
EMI