• tint Meekln "Mot bet.
•
RosESZWEIG's BLOM, (114'• ; STO
STATE ST. AND ROMA IRS
paidpaid -rna - rt.i - in advanee ...... 112 00
paid in advance, 2 50
•ribers, served by carriers, Fifty Cents
u hnponal.
m ete to the same person - 4 00
'sent to one address, 10 00
15 00
r.ttes apply Only to those who pay in
I A'ERTISING RATES.
pootring artt.ourativertistngratc.-which
tiy adhered to, In reckoning the
,
• Iv •rtisetnents an inch is eOnsidered
Anything less than an inch isi rated
nare
•t • -
1160 2:25 275 5.00 7.070 I'loo
rk, LW' 2.50 3.2" i 4.00' 7.00 12.00 30.C4".1
;_no ° " Jo 4.00 5.00 5.% 15.00 21.00
t eke .4 2.7 1 5.7.1 , 4,50 11.0010.00 IN.OO 5/.00
'3.71 :1.1 0 ^10) 8.5010.0021.00, 45.00
1.00 S.OO 10.00 12.50 atoo,apo,' moo
~0112.14) 14.00 20.00:30.00 50.00 , 8.5.00
110 0 2 0 .00 30.00 15.00 50.00,90.00 150.00
seetztors',and Administrators' N o tices 6;3
Au d i pms.' and Estray Notices 02 Notic
es
Notice., set in Leaded Nonpariel. and
1,,.f0rc Marriage. and Deaths, 25 per
• 0 :.I.llttan to re4ular rates; Local Notices,
t,v the pa'rt tes,ls cis. per line of Eight
1.• tom ta ,W m u , t r s
per line forget , .
for each subsequent Inver
, Notices 21 cents per line; Mar
' -,,„ re nts; Deaths 21 cents each. Adver
inserted es ery other week, two-thirds
-•,-L•es Persg `r anding In advertisements
the peod they, wish them pub
et!, rtt Ise they will he continued until
rt, led -eat. at the expense of the advertisers.
, us should he addressed to
11ENJ'N
Editor and Proprietor.
;-43U51:11f55 irrctort►
' will 'LISA I.F, (3111 3 .VERs.
, Paw , .33 & Walker, 21 and 26 N. Park
..,3 3‘. therellier, 51,1 Frimeh ,t , -
1' Peelzer ~ Co.. 711 French ~ t.
!, BOOTS AND STIOEs.
...
' 11 , 3.31, II Park Now.
, .1",,,2:3•33art N 3:L3 - 3_19 NIWIII PATIt. '.
21&3
, - ,,- , e.a• Zarn. , •I.ate street,
It 3l':, 63 3 r, 't' state ),t.
r ;t.nhielli ,t, sehlatt , liNgzer, 1 31 i Peach st.
~ I '4 ;II A !.. ,,, I), 12 , 1 State St.
,rST% ,ir,r,..Pl French st. ,
3
„. ~, I„, tot,l, 1117 Parade st.
' • 3300 K -&, ST..TIONERY.
i..,:.,t,‘ ,31eCre try Sr Moor.ead, North Park - .
.fl , .3 •1i..."E1.r,213.,4 ,AND NEWS AGENTS.
1":,:.
`:t,,l . 4.
Co.. VS State Street.
••rt V - 'etta3.3el: 3 o l Peach ,I.
•
c,, !..P.r ,, t lit r. Mate st 4
FI.OI - P. J.: F F.F.D.
, I 11 1113.'3 , n:tick, Park How.
• ..,, 9,C Itr..„ .110 French O. i
•ti, ,,, ,ic,STOIIP,S.
~.-• V,' , .i IVIIIII/? . ..", ' , APl:State. st.'
....r.,,s •,‘ , ly4; MACHINE 'AI/ESPIES,
~,,. , "- , ,,:t k.vdsu o r., :I Reed Ilortse., A
3E.....1.. st.winc 3fachlne, all State at,
' ; pol.'EFIll:-..t,i'llskSSW,i1.F.' ;
•
.v.. 1 II ..neuny, I'2 i'ar)iclitbe,
.• -
" - . 'P. XTl'll Es 4 ',
JE '1:1.11 . 1"!. -'•
M .51itiln, 211 North l'ark.•• . ,
~,,,...„ 1 , ,,,....; :Vsominte ,t.' opp. Itrown'sllot el.
••
- ;..r.n.,11t1 EN cradrs, 9 East t:eventh St.
, WATeIrES it R.F.I'AIRIN,(4-. • 7 -. .,t ;• • 1..,r Itl 1e...0 , N0..1.; North PuTle,Bow. „
.. • • 11AT A....NBIIAP'S. ..
• 'l,l -data.; .1'2.1 Frencti st. •.:
•• ••• '), 'CONFIii . .‘IIO.NF.III . .
~, ' ' ` I
i 7-- .•Aitztu,s, No I.l),.9tty•liark How. ' . ;
Ditt:,(l,i• IND Nl•El)Ters}l4.. ~ •
- ..1 C k W.crfel. IVSJiljtate'st.' -,4. .
,c.S„.Cmrver k Co.. 21iNp.1111 Park. • •.•
if . 11. , 51..,i,tt0rd, 1317 eaCti, st., Just jibove Ide'im,t
~,„%, si c k ,t , Sons. Zil'2State',street. •
,- .. 1. 1 ..1cue.0n4 Son. 711 tale Street. •,' ,
' , -•-• I) MY GOODS. .i . 1.
,j."',ilL. EfitlWil tn. 4! ('is:, 3 Noble Block.
~I• F. IV:lnner. sot µb - de st.
,' ~ • pnY Gl'ions .v...:I):rARFETF:
- whr,r,-- 1:: - ..., '44 Stilec,t. •
- - . .. • s 'CatOOKRIES: `•
,•1' Is 11-;•Ner ,tAi 0., 911 State street. ,
~,,z , ,j s A, ;,,,t tut 61„;132-1 Peach .a. ,
. t .:, ll,Nford 4 (.'0'.'„1:1•21 o
H• 1. ty Beekman, ,ill-1 State et. r•
; %, m tausz,l'orn
..r . kit and State SI.
I ; •m•il iaudecker.`s24 Slate Id. ,
il V, (lon, 26 Faist'Ffillt st. ,
P.SJ•lntari 701 Stale st. .
..
• .ll,lrd 11l '511r0.,")19 FrenciPst. - •
~ ......,c, 4. Eel .1114,r.712 State St. ' *
,
, \{e-sater .t. ' 'iter, oar. Varade,k Buffalo •,L 'a:dertek I . per,ll2lo State mt.
'I. s,li& 31 -1, night, 521 French mt.
-1 Ic.d.,:sal.er, corner of Ith & Myrtle st.
.I;.nclt. k. Son, 1027 Parade at.
• 1 Kurtisl 1115 Parade st.. - ' .'
N . . ~1 4N)3/. Scfirrltzt‘eNew Block, Feder.ll 11111
1 ‘sum ,i ,Itnokn ;1925:Peach st. m ,
Iltr7 NI chatter, French at. near the Park. ....
- • .;-• B.kET.RIF..s. 1 , •
, :..P , ..v... , , f'.`, ,, Stilt. , st. , - 'I. ,
jt in. I. 5A:1.1....tr Co., corner Stilt' and Slt st ,, .
••• '' f , cI,OTIIINQ STORES. . 7
,I•rin tletc.lll. , :tner et.:Son, 612 Slate st. _
I 7 W.sm• f, e2s tqat.• st. .
_):•.,,"a hytt<o,, la. North Park. • ' .
110411 M. Just lee. ',',11 States-I.
i'..,ker. Ok•llisialer,./.. '
I'o. 5 , 1. l State:id.. .
Is , c• itrovnzweig, 514*.i.ate St. •4 ; '
, • . 4 j'ill9Ck.'o &N'T/ cl(1,111..s.
I. R. \l'ebditiutn. I'llm Pericli st,
. .
,-1,, , ,1.413 stutsso. •
e; '9• M.lll, 517 French st:. '
1r Vs:Sterner. IS! State mt.' i •
..: 7 a . 11;1.11.DIVAILE.
;;,macS. Faes.s. ..
-. State ...t„bettveen 12. ti l e& Pt,
eRn
.1 , ,n".t/11,:lltivr, Wnturftla.
. '. STOVF.S AND T/NW.A.R4.I.•'
hbobs.r.l . ,Bros - b1 state st' • •
;1-L.1.1111 , 0n- et: In., 1014 atill 1029 Stale %I.
pp '••s Inst atter, 1012 l'ainde St. • '
Actors•uts,&,'Averyl 527 French st.
tscslm,Shirk.et Whitehead. 12th ..t!Sam.safras,
1 \layer & Sion, 1215 State St. ‘'
' '.' ~ FI`ILNITITIE WA,R . F.RI:I°NItt,
J.B.Ribltt & Co., 111 S'tate st
~t arik..t Franz,- 1122 State mt . "
l• W.9,ver5,,,715 State st
. ':. LIIMIIER 'MERCHANTS.
It-awloy 4 . ..8a11, State st.", tiear,clepol.
-III1;LIN.E.11.1.* dc STRAW GOODS:
.)t. Blake. SOutti Park.
‘V. o ill more, 7O; :state at.
. 'BRASS, FOUND4F.S.
raaelti .t. Met, 11 State st,
i:. laryekt S.: Co., *1 fast 91.11 street.
14.t.CHINISTS.; FOUNDERS AND HOILF:R
41 AKEItS.
1:., , i: - :t 1 , Iron Works; ear. 12th and state sts.
•- ' . ' ' PLANING MILLS.
Jai. P..rrook* Son, cor. 4th and Peach sta, ,
taroailpatz. 1214 Peach st. .
coFFEEA SPICE ItflLLs.
t; , .\*. artvien,l2ll - Peath st.
EATING SALOON. - •
!..T. haecns,•6l.l French st. •
IRON FENCE yrORFEk
.I ,, tin Carr,l2l2 State St. 1,
- '
•-• wonrcrurrslNG SHOP. ..- ,
r. r. aoth, in; State st;
• COAL DEALERS.
C co., cor. I2th S Peach
lor:.)11 Co., (Wholesale, 1.5,Pa rk
,Row.
IW. Co., col'. 6th !%Iyrtle its.
PLUM RIN'G WORKI4
L Hubbard: (Lijelased) cor:St:ate 4 Itli'Kt
BOOK BINDPRS.
E. M. Vele tf Son, keystone Rank Block.
MARBLE WORKS. • „.'
Felton &Son, first door bel, Cth,tom Idoe,
F. Leonhard, Ninth mt. bet. State & Peach stq. ns
CrTLERY RTE $.31( GRIND 79.
t , e o .3lferatatelcier, 1250 Turnpike sit,.
AtICTION A L COMMLSSION MERMIANTF:.
rnalic Winebeli & Co., 821 State st.
a , ",Ellsep. American Block Park Row. •
13uiiiiros
ITZ:cTR "
I•tornec v.t'Lmf, Peach -atrN•t, aboye Unto'n
• •,%t, Pa.• • nore7
e 7.
GEORGE PL urriEn;
al Law, dirard, Ern , - County, Pa.
bnhineric attended - to with
• and dimgdelt
. ~llrp:dah. ,
A
cP4
nu Ls amt Ittanh fh/nk Ni.altifiletarers,
vrl:, National 13.anir. iyll - 6t,-1 f..
•
No. WI State Sire t, oppogt te Tlrown'm
Kip*, Pa. °Mee hour,: from 04 A. M. to
'2 M., mot trout I to 5 P P.M. oclU'h7-f f.
SA Urt.MAN
Wle)lecnie and netall - Dealers in Anthracite;
111 tarathem. and P.laekstnith Coal., Offs corner
aen , an , l 121 h street., b rie, Pa.'
r... tt,r,stAN. ise:ll-tf.l R.J.Ft AVISMAYt.
W. E. MAGILL,
fl , mlßt. rytlce In NCPAPTIZWeIei MOCK', north
,1 .1 , .4 I h. , Park Eric. Va.
FRANK WlNjt }:LI 4co
tn.d.an and Corritnisclon Merchants, and Real
Agents, t,,r2 titate street (corner Ninth,)
Advanees made on consignments,
I : . "'atdrr Ventlut attended to In any part of
Fa txx
• WM. MARKS,
,TAtior .12D1 Clothes Cleaner, [Tilton • Mock,
ve Dr. 13 ennett's Clothe 4 made, clean
.l (aid repotted on short notice. Te,nns as rea
sonll,l(,:o. any. mr2'.
akrux, HOTEL,
r PP ,,, if. Union Depot, Erie, Pa:, Jim. Camp
!, .1, proprietor. lloute open at nil honrs. The
a and t
at table always go pplie(l with the choleest
tiie inarketn,atfloril,
BEE
Pa EC. NN TT-.
ykielan and Surgeon. Oftlee; East Park St.,
Ila'verstiek's flour store,—boards nt the ref—
,"nee of Wm. P. ( :ikon. West Sixth street, 2,1
from Sassafras. °Mee hours from 11 n. m.
~n t2 ' tn. Janl'67.tf
J . F, RALIA,Ii,
-t. E. EICIIMOND,
, pa. • Meadville, Pa.
. 11 ALOCK 4):
• drtcriie) h alt Law and Solicitors of Patents,
No. 2) North Park Place, Erie, Pa. Persons de
)).rlrtz to obtaln Letters P"atent. -tor their !riven
wtil please call or address as above, Fees
Tertltory sold for patentees. Spe=
teat ion given to colleetions. ni3l-Iy.
g.OIIIILER.
Ntire of the Pence. reit% street, six doom
Anil of Buffalo ttrcet, South Eric.
' . •
`• S. SPENCER. tiELDEN NtARVIN.
neer 4- Ntarein,- Attnnievs and Connsellora
Law. offic e , paragon Mode, near North West
rner of t Pnblle Square, Erie, Pa.
4
IL V. CLAUS,
in :411 kind.; of Fluidic groccrlea and
Prrtyl , l on s, Stone Ware de., and wholesale deal
,.r in Wlnen,lloa , orn, Ciznrs, Tobacco, &c., No. tY3
Erie,Flffli•street jethr-tf.
•
.....__ 7 _
E. 'T. FRASER, M. D._, _
l ionurpathle Pltrttetatt _and Surgedn. °Mee
%,., 1,, 1 Residence G. 53 l'each St. opposite the Dark
"'ut'. Oillr,e hours from to ' to 12 a. tn., Itos P.
m __ ____, ti.rl4 7 to 8 p. tn.
—___
JOHN H. MILLAR,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Residence cur
iitq Sixth street and East Avenue, East Erie.
)a...4%;'„
•
NATIONAL lIOTEL,
Corner Nach and Buffalo eta, .John Br - Yle.
pmprletOr Bost of accommodations for people
loan the country. Good stable attached.
te4t)rt>l.-Iy.
ES
VOL. 39.
erirtrito, Vrobutt,,fruit, ttr:
I.ENRY BECK3LiN,
Whnlesale rind,Retall
i
O . •E
I 501 slate Street, Erie, Pit.
I/LAVE ON RAND n splondid stock of Uro
cerles, consixtlug of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
Wooden dk Willow Ware,
PORK, FLOUR AND PROVISIONS
• Or nll lands,
SHIP CHANDLERY, &C..
Sinking the Inca complete assortment of gortd
kept by-any Grocer In the pinee.
ram also agent for
RA:NNEV.4 CELEBRAED AKRON
WATER. LIME.
reruignarterf for •
Clovet and Timothy Seed,
oet""-Gm l HENRY BECKMAN. -
CHEAP GOODS!
GROCERY AND PROISION STORE,
•
F. SCHLAUDECKER,
fd F. & .f. .krhlaudeeker, Is now re
eelring a bplendld nxbortment of
GROCERIFI4, PROVIFSIONR,
Liquors, Willow ' Wooden and galtle Ware
, . Fruits, Nuts, de. A large btoeic pf
•t.
TOBACCO AND 'CIGARS,
• •
Call and see LIB, at the
G-frocser - 37 Headquarters,
American Block, State St., Erie, Pa.
m514'6741. F.ScIMAIIDECXER.
Wliolesale and Retail Grocery Store.
P. A. BECKER & CO., •
W ; I6AS'ALE Atin RETAIL. GROCEI4%
STor l ttl-East Corner Park and French St.,
(CTIEAPSIDF.,)
WOUld.reSpeet fylly call the attention of the co -
inanity to their large , stock of '
Grvoceric . ,s and Proviadona,
Si
TRE VERY LOWEST POSSIRLE PR,NII4!
-. COffees:, Teas,.' By7ups,
, • ir.„ • TOBACCOS, FISH,
Is neCt:surpasstd In the city, ea ther are prepared
to prove to all *ho give them a ca
They also keep on hand a superloi lot 4 of
. • PURE LIQUORS,
•
for the wholesale trade, to which,l.hey :direCt
the attention of the 'public. .
Theic motto IS, "(11l irk sales,annall profits and
a fall equivalent for the money." apll'al-tf.
_____
. •
t as.
T.3rp eons. •
. .
...: ..".t ri fii.• 7 ... 4 .- "P'•
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• ........ "
• ,;., - .4: •
wz m. Vra• 02 3 ,61. ~..., 4
_ ...."
4, ND WILL PRISE J' to any person 'end
il. mg w, a Club in our
Great ' ONE DOLLAR Sale
, .
• , or
.
Dry &Fancy Goods
A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK
PATTERN, 6.-. c., die.,
. .
..../ F'l4.:F.E.' OF? COST! _.O
, ft.'
• Our inducements. during the last few
, yearit
have been LARGE. ,
Ire now Double our Mites of
. . Premiums. ' \ ,
We haCe inadelmany.linportant additions to
our Winter stocks, and have largely extended
out Excliangn Lists, and we now feel confident
eft meeting thedemands:otour extensive pat
ronage. • .
48 - Si•end for New Circular,
C'atalagne of Goods and Samples sent to any
address Free.. Send Morley by Registered Let—
let. Address all orders to
' J. S. HAWES & CO., -
2. - . •
' ' 15,Federal Street, Boston, Naas:
Post Dille & Box C.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods,
, . Cutlery, Plated Ware, Alltums, Lindner
Goods, 6:u. . r jai -114-12w
IiONEY • .-SAVED !
WE ARE CONSTANTLY purchasing for .
moth in the. New York and" Boston mar
k.e all kinds of
DILI AND rANOY GOODS, SILKS, COTTONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, WATER. S, SEWING
MAE/lIN CUTLERY, DRESS GOODS,
DONILSTIC. GOODS, e. tte.,
Which we are actually sellime at an average
price of One Dollar tot each 'exude. Our sales
being strictly for cash', and our trade much lar
ger than that of any similar concern, enables
us to give better bargain than ran he obtained
of any other house.
THE " •
Are specially invited to give us a trial.d
tor n Circular and Exchange List. •
Our emb system ol• selling isas follows: For.(
we send - 20 patent pen fountains and checks-j
describing :10 different articles to ho sold Inc a
dollar each; 46 for 10 for SO; IW fur Sift, &e.
Sent by mall. Commi‘sloas larger than Above
offered by any other firm, 'according to size of
club. Single fountain and check, 10 ots. Send
money in-registered letters. Send us a trial
club, and you will acknowledge that you cannot
afford to buy goods of any otherlouse thereaf
ter., EASTMAN' & KENDALL,
nitel9-3111 63 Hanover BostonAtistte.
New Store, Walther's Block.
Tne sunscrlocr would call the attention of the
public to his splendid stock of
Spring and Sumner Dry Goods,
Jusit received and offered at
=2
I:IIPRECEDENTLY' LOW PRICES I
Domestics, Prints, Dress Goods, &c.,
bonght at low prices and consequently can sell
them very low. rail and examine my stock.
Goods shown with pleasure.
ito.74f.
HARDWAREA
1301E71;111 Ra FrLT.E4OO3,
lyinn:snic - nnil Retail 11-eiders
AMERICAN. & FOREIGN
Bellows, Nails, Spikes,
• Leather and Rubber felting, •
Machine 1 9 ackhig, Cutlery,
Saws, Files, dco.
Aliso, a general assortment of Iron, Steel
• and Carriage Hardware.
•
14 - Store at the old at . ind of‘Mr. J. V.I3OYEIt,
filde State street a le* doors north of
the Depot. 1101:kat 101_11>1%.
L. F. STEM,
u - AVING bought the Eagle hotel, In Water
ford, would inform the puolle that he has
thoroughly refitted the same, and Is now ready
to accommodate nil in the best of style: liia
table Li bountifihly supplied, and the bar Is
stocked with the choicest of liquors. noviW - If. ,
TUB PRWTINO of every kind, in large or
sicuill quantities, plain or colored, done In
the best style, and at. moderate prices, at the
tiscrverolltice'
t
*i' , T
1 - • . , „ ir
.
1 :
. :I E Ob Sh R q
~
A . .
El
Rlnderneellt's Old Stnlid
Wholesale and Retail
WINTI9 AND Lyquorts
Willett they are deslroos to sell at
Their assortment of
NO. 'SOS STATE STREET
I have a large aNsortment of
J. F. WALTHER.
told Stato St
SHELF AND HEAVY
HARDWARE,
IS elf ical.
HOOFLINWS - GERiIIAN BITTERS,
AND
Hoofland's German Tonic,'
The great Remedies - for all Diseases of the Liver,
Stomach or Digestive Organs.
HOOPLA :M'S GERMAN BITTERS
Is composed of the purejnices (or, as they are
medicinally termed - '
• Extracts) of Roots,
herbs n d Barks, 13 - making a prepara
tion highly concen- 11. tmted and entirely
free frem alcoholic admixture of Any
kind.
Rootland'a German Tonle
1,. a comblnatlon of all the Ingredients of the
'itters, With the purest finality of Santa Cruz
Rum, Orange, etc., making 0130 of the most
pleasant and agreeable remedies ever offered to
the public.
Those preferring a Medicine, free from Alco
holic admixture, will nse
1100PL)liD's GERMAN, BITTERN
Those who haven() objection to the cOmblna
lion of the Bitters, es stated, will use
ITOOFLAIN'D'S GERMAN TONIC
They are both equally good, and contain the
same medicinal virtues, the choice between the
two being a mere matter of taste, the Tonic be
ing the ['keit palatable.
The stomach, from a variety of causes, such
as Indigestion, Dye- pepsin, Nervous De.
bility, etc., is very irl apt to have its func
tions deranged. The kJ Liver, sympathizing
as closely 11.4.1 t dries with the Stomach,
then'becomes effected, the result of which is
that the patientisulfers from several or more of
the following diseases:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full
nei•s of Blood to the Heud, Acidity of the Stom
ach, Nimsea,llieartburn;Msgust tor Fooe,Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eructa
tions, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head. flurried or
Dillicult • Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suilbatting Sensations when In a
lying pasture, Dimness of Vision Dots or Webs
before the Sight, Dull Pain in tile Head, Deft.
clency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Rhin
and Eyes, Pain In the elide, Back. Chest, Limbs,
'etc.e Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning of the
Flesh, Oonstant Imaginings of Evil anti Greal
Depret.hion of Spirits. •
The sufferer from these diseases should exer
cise the greatest caution in the selection of a
remedy for his case, purchasing only
thbt which he is as- rk cured from his in
vertigatlons and in- I,J quiri es possesses
true merit, is skill- fully compounded ts
,free from Injurious Ingredients and has estati
lishqd for Itself a reputaflop- (or the cure of
these" diseases. In this connection we would
submit these well-known remedies—
UOOFLANWR
GERMAN BITTERS,
AND ;
11()40 0 VI.ANIVEit
GERMAN TONIC,
Prepared b)
DR. C. • .31. JACKSON,
Philadelphia, Pa
Twenty-two years since they were ti Intro
duced into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefitted suffering humanity
to a greater extent, than any other remedies
known to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com
plain I, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic
or Nervous Debility, •Ms Chronic Diarrhea,
Diseases of the Kid- ,13 net's and an clisenee.
es arising from a din- ord e red Liver,
Stomach, or Intestines,
nEnix,irrlt,
Resulting from any cause whatever i-Prostra
t ion of the System, induced by Severe• - .
Labor, Hardships, Exposure, •
Fevers, Etc.
There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies In such eases. A tone and vigor is im
parted to the whole system, the appetite is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach di
gests promptly, the blood is purpled, the com
plexion becomes sound and healthy, the yeltow
tinge is eradicated from the eves, a bloom is
given to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous
iitvalld ,becomes a strong and healthy being.
Persons advanckl in life, and feeling the hand
of time weighing heavily upon them, with all
,its attendant ills, will find In the use of this
BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that will in
stil new life into their veins, restore in a meas
nre the energy and ardor of more youthful days,
build up their shrunken forms and give health .
and happiness to their remaining years.
1\()TIC1 .
'lt Is a well et.tablished (net that tally one-halt
(Attie female portion '
.' of our population
aro seldom Ln the en- ' Joymteut of goo d
• Ju r
health • or, to use their own expres
*don, never toe I well." They are lan
guid, devoid of all energy, est rerirtly nervous,
and hare no appetite.
To this class ofpersons the RIITERS, or the
TONIC, is especially. reconanietnien.
Weak and delicate children . are Made strong
by the use of • ither or these remedies. They
will Care every case el MARA9IIIL7B,, without
fail. Thousands of certificates have accumula
ted In .the bands of the proprietor, but space
will allow of but few. These, it will be observed,
are men of note and of such standing that they
must be believed.
T . JESTIAIONIA.I.4 H
HON. GEORGE W..,WOODWARD,
Lx-Chlef Justice of tht hopreole Court
Pennqylvanin, writes:
PIIILADF.LPISIA, March la, 1567.
"I find florgland's Oertnan Bitters Is n
cOOd tonic, useful disetu.es of the di,-
gestive organs, and .11: ,of great benefit In
cases of debility,and %fent of nervous :lc
;lion In the-system. Yours truly, _
CIEO. W. \VOOTSWARD.",
, HON. .1A1111;S THOMPSON,
Aidde of. the Supreme court of Penusylvaula
PH/LADELPILTA, April 23, BA
"I consider Hootland's German Bitters a valu
able medicine in case of 'attacks of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my expe
rience. YourS with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON."
FROM REV. JOS. H. KENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Chnmh, Philta
DR. MClFCP3ox—Deal"Sir::-I have frequently
been' equested to connect my name with roe
ornmentlations of different kin& of medicines,
font regarding the prattice al out - of my appro
priate sphere, I have in all easeiedecltned; bat
with a clear proof in , various irate/sees,
and particularly in
my own family, of
the usefulness of Dr. 11Howland's German
Bitters, I depart for one, from mynsual
course to express my full conviction that, for
General Debility of the System, and especiallj.
for Liver Complaint, d is a safe and vantaislo
preparation. In some cases It may fall; bat
usually, I doubt not, it will be very benetliMiiln;
those who Nliikr from the above sense.
Yours very respectfully,,J. If. I.ENNAILIN„
Eighth, below Coates, SI.
FROM RFW. F.«, P.' FENTULL,
Ar4lmtant Editor Chrtstlßn Climniele. Ph'lnd.'s,
I have derived det•hled benefit from the UR! , of
Ilootland's GermanDltters, and feel It toy priv
ilege to recommend` them as a most valuable
tonic to all who are suffering from General De
bility or from diseases arising from derange
meat of the Livrr. Yours truly,
E. D. FENTIALL.
CAUTION.
llootland's German itemediessuvrocenterleit
ed. See that the Stg- nature of
JACKSON la on the ri wrapper of each bot
tle. All others are cormterfelt. Princi
pal °nice and maim- factory at the Ger
man Medicine Store, No. 431 Arch street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
CHAS. St-EVANS, ProrslAnr.
Formerly C', M. JACKSON I'o.
VitICES.
llooflrd's German Dithers, psrtM ozen
ifootiand , e German Tonto, pnt up quliobot
ties, ill 50 per bottle, or a half dozen for g 7 O.
* Do not - forget to examine well the article
you buy, in order to get the genuine,
ape'M-IY.
ERIE, PA.. THURSDAY ( AnERNOON, MARCH 18. 1869-.
jliui 'llancouo.
ERIE GUY IRON WORKS,
ERIE. PA:.
•r MANUFACTURERS OF
The Bradley Engine
*. A IQew Compound or
'Double Cylinder Engine,
IJENES Tll v. P.WI
And Is Warranted tnglve
MTV TO ONE HUNDRED FERAINT.
More- power than a Single (5 Under Engine
using the tame amount of steam.
STEAM ENOPMS AND BOILIFIRSi
OF ALL STYLES
OIL STILLS AND TANKS!
Of all Deserlpttottn
CIRCULAU SAWMILLS
READ BLOCKS.'
del2-tf.
FRANK WINCIIELL it CO.,
AUCTION & COMAISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 824 State Street.
liouseholdTurniture and all kinds of Goods,
Wares and Alerebandise, bought and soh' and
received on consignment.
Sales at private residences attended to in any
part of the city.;
Sale of flat telt old Furniture, Carpets, QUeets-
Ware, Uorse Wagons, and all litlndapf goods on
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
.f;‘• .= '
AT 9!,‘ O'CLoCK, A. Af.
A large consignment of queensWrire, Glass
ware, Bohemian amid China \ axes now on hand,
will tat rinsed out regardless of cost at private
sale. ' • -
ira-Vendues attended to in any ,part of the
county. ap9-tf.
Tollworthy T.,ove, •
NO. 1890 PEACH .ST.,
Have ltdopted a iie syi,t• m of doing bust
ess, and would respectfully call the attention
t their customers to the fart that they are now
I . ‘,lllng goods for
CASH, Olt READY PAY
pp,„ believe that we can do our customers Jus
e by so doing and would ask them to call and
see our splendid stook of groeettes,conststing of
Tens,
Coiref.s.
Sugars.
Spices, &c..
Comprising everything In a well kept grocer!:
store. We ntso have the her,t quality of
ERIE COUNTY FLOUR.
Also FEED In unlimited (maul Give qs
a call. ' e-;""
TOLLNVORTHT it. LOVE,
1390 Peach St., opposite National Hotel,
•r „ myni-tf.
C. ENGLEHART 4 'CO..
IYEALF.IN IN
BOOTS AND :5
, --
Keep always on hanctaltAles'_of„,
LADIES' Ml }X AND CFULDRE,NI3
Prenelbt, Kld, Gnat and Pebble Gnat
Laced, Button and Congress
In dOTS.,
Of the Guest quality;.whteli<will be warranted
for durability, as well's.; in lit, :which we
* will sell ie..
Lowy as; the, 7_,oNveNt.
\Ve also make to order.. Rapairing carefully
attended to.
m921-tf CO:
BLANK BOOKS!
(':nigher, 'McCreary dt Moorhead, •
I=l
ErLdVNIK 3001iCS,
of every description,
BOOKS, • ENVELOPES' ANT) PAPETi,
CHEAPER
Than any house In this ilty, Also,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
At Wholesale, as cheap as any Jot?blng non se In
t ht-,coun try. '
13.1111,1 ES:
The Depository of the Bible Society. at
- 3i'CRE.A 111' & MOORIIEAD'S
inyll-tf.
13A_INIi: NOTICE.
Keystone National ' Bank,
OF MR !JP..
CAPITAL $250,000.
DIRECTORS;
Selden Matvin, John W.. 331 9 41, Ellhn Marvin,
•
Sextet Town, ONoilie. -• .
ORANGE NOEL , Prest. • - - . 03-:"TOWN, Cash.
The above bank is now doing"4r:wines/I in Its
new building,'
CORNER OF STATE AND 1ff.13/ITH STS.
Satisfactory paper discounted. Money re
ceived on deposit. .Colleetioua made and pro
ceeds accounted for with promptness: Drafts,
Specie and Bank Notes bought, .anne. sold. A
share of public patronage solicited...
I -
TO THE PUBLIC.
There Is no nse seudhag to New York
t • • FOR - YOUR TE &SI
No tage going to the refineries• to buy
REFINED OILS
No nse going to soap factories t. ) buy
SOAP:
No rise to poy big- prices for au r of your
Groceries and Pro visions !
While there is a
LIVE CASH ST DBE,
nn tho corner of
z4th and State Si treete4.
Try the Cash gtore
Agents Wante A.
- 11, 1 08:. THE AMERICAN YEA.
1: NATIONAL, REONTE.R for M. Astron
omical, Historical. Poltttcal, Colt =eyelet, Agri
enituml, Educational, Religion i, This work
contains a vast fund of late and *. minable infor
mation respecting the Unita xi States and
Foreign Countries, including iry department
of the General and State Govei rimonts, which
all classes of business anti pr ofeasional men
will find itivairetble for, dally reference. Ad*
dress O.D. CASE a CO.. irn Whiten,
jan2l4v Her tf?rd, Conn.
Which
And
NMI
ADA a IllarNll23
Agents for the Observer.
sown Erle—F. NV. Koehler. . •
Corry—Amos Heath, Sohn Sent W
Petroleum Centre—Geo. W. Wilson.
Oak Gruve—Wm. J. Welker.
Wayne—D. W. Howard, D. C. Kennedy. -
Seartansbarg—Jolin G. Burling
V. aterford—W. C. White.
Union Borough—M. V, B. Brown..
Lrnton Townshlp—Mosoi Szn Bey.
Albion—Alden Pomeroy.
FairvieW—Amos Stone.. •
Girard—Capt. 0. W. Hutchinson. •
Elk Creek and Lundy's Lane—Wm. Sherman.
Concord—A. W. Cov ell.
springtield--011bert Hunt.
Lockport—J. C. Cuitfftuau.
Wattsburg—Lyinan Robinson, A. Enswort h. - 1
3teglean Township—E. Pinney. - •
Edinboro—Marcos Saley.
Harbor Creek—Wm. Salt small.
North Fast—B. A. Tabor.'
nen Irobrrtioements.
PHILVRELPHIA & ERIE RAIL ROAR.
WINTER TEBE TABLE.
Through and lgreet Route bettieen
ph ht, Rattf more, rterrisburg,
vort, and the -
GREAT OIL REGION
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING• CARS
On all Night Trains,
Oand after MONDAY, Nov. =4l, Ittik, the
+ trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
will run as follows-: •
, WESTWARD.
Mall Train lea-ves Philadelphia at lu:13 p. m.,
Corry, Silk m.. and arrives at Erie at 9:51)
P. in.
Erie Exprea.s leaves 'Philadelphia at 11:50a. m„
Corry, 8:10 n. in. and arrives at Erie at 10:0a
R. In.
Warren Accommodation iCiVel; Warren at 12111
. p. m. Corry at tllO p. m., and arrives at Erie
at 3:50
EASTWARD.
Mail Train Leaves Erie at 11.855 a. tn. Corry, 12:15
p. tn, rind arrives nt Philadelphia nt 10:00 a.
tn.
Erie Expresi leaveh Erie at G:2 p. tn., Corry, 8:1.5
p. in. and arrives at Philadelphia at 1:25 p.
In.
Warren Accommodation leaves Erie at 8:10 a.
in., Corry at 10:10 a. m„ and arrives at . Virar
re. n at 11:40 a. m.
Mall anti Express connect with 011 Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad. 13AknAar.citErgEn
T 1111101•011.
ALFRED L. TYLER,
Gen'l Superintendent
Erie l & Pittsburgh Railroad.
O N ta r) . ;‘HI ru ER n (11 1° 12 - r %- t.rth C u ) s - flAvslB6B.
LEAVE ERIE.--43OrTEI WA RD.
Etts A. M., Pittsburgh Express, stops at all sta
tions, and arrives at A. & O. W. IL. It Trans
. • .
ier at 1:15 p. m., at New Castle at 3:15 p. tn.,
and at Pittsburgh at G:(Xl p. in.
6:00 P. M. Accommodation, arrives at Pitts
burgh 'at 10:00a. tn. •
Prixsaurtort—Norcrutvnau.
1:15 a. tn., ErltfExpress leaves Pittsburgh and
arrives titr tu
e 2..50 p„ rn.
4;35 P. M., A ‘oruoilation leaves Pittsburgh
and arrivt,„ at Erie 12:11 tn.
Pittsburgh Express south connects nt James
town at I'it2s p. tn., with .1. & F. Express for
Franklin 11.111% OR City. Connects at Transfer at
1:45
_p. in., with A. & U. W. Accommodation west
for Warren, ILavenna and Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects at A. & G. W.
Transfer at 11:10 a. In, with Mail east for Mead
ville, Franklin and Oil City, and nt Jamestown '
with J. & F. Express for Franklin.
Trains connect at Rochester with trains for
Wheeling and all points In West Virginia; and
at Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, Baltimore and Washington, via
Pennsylvania Central Railroad. • -- -
Erie Express north connects nt Girard with
Cleveland &.F.rie trains westward for Cleveland,
Chicago and all points in the West; at Erie With
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad forCorrv, Warren,
frvineton, Tidioute, &c., anti with Banal° & Erie
Railroad for' Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls
and New York City. F. N. FINNEY,
decl2lff-tf Asst. Superintendent.
ERIE DIM SAYINGS and LOAN COi
L. L. LAMB, Prod. M. ITARTLVIE Vlce rrest
(3 El/. W. COLTON, Secretary and Treasurer.
MIME=
W. A. GALBRAITH,
ORANGE INL'o_ . tn. E,
PRP:SC(IIT ;MF.TCALF, SELDEN MARVIN,
JoIIN H.. HLIS.4, M. GRISWOLD, ,,
Jolill C. SBLDEN, G. F. BRnvlLlai:R,
BENI. WHITMAN, •• 1.. u. LAMB, ..
LIRAS SCIHXRAIFF, - M. GARTLEB,
- a. D. DRI.AMATER, 3feadville, -
The above Institution IN now fully organized,
and ready for the transaction of hankingopera
t lons, In the room under the Keyttone Bank,
CORNER. of STATE and EIGHTH STREE'M
It open.: with
A Capital Stock of *lOO,OOO,
wahni"rivile g oor Increasing !.o Mt a million.
Loans and discounts' transacted, and pur
chases nude of ail kind/3 of.walsfactory securl
t
rir To the CltilellS generally this Bank wren. ,
an excellent opllnrtnntly for laylng by their
small sltvingg,a.. I in,er.:,kl will be allowed on
Deposits of One Dollar or Upwards.
a;" - SPECIAL DEPOSITS... I O
A special 'feature f the Bank Will be Lag re
ception, for safe k lug, of all k had. of Bonds
awl Securities. J ry, Plate, &c for for which a
large FIRE AND SUROLAR PROOF' I , 4ULT
has been carefully provided.
Persons having any property of this etaracter
which they wish to deposit in a secure place,
will find this feat tire worthy their attention.
rily:2l-tf.
1. want, to toko , each Ideopy head,
•
Who stall& Irpfin the. brink,
Where yawning gulfs tbArince the dead
Who night, but di Lnot, think.
•
4 want to warn the living ones
•Who blindly grope along,
'Ye fathers, daughters, mothers, son-,
What perils round you throng!
Look out, lay reader, are you flee,
Or do you wear the mark' -
.Niost all are blind and cannot see,
. Yea, groping In the dark.
r'slarrib a,demon In the head,
onstmeptlon is Its snti ;
hdsts, yea, countless millions, dead
;Vette/vs you may be one,
•
thatt - tei:ine, hawking, spitting, hhous
Catarrh fffects your head,
Matter and slime in throat or nose,
Huns do wn .3 our throat instead.
Your lungs Antl'il - t_TP"hni will tOkoW
eonstunption ha% is t
t atarrh, it,t sire, will ti.te,l It, to.
'Till y return to
if void, taroet yOuri.t fu. 7 p.. 1
ANNIFIII, %Tor: htlY:
Now don't ron:et u hat I I.
Or think thte .nhlect (I*-.
Wllt.rOTT', ANNIIIILATOU
larrh—the (lemon flier;
It ,:tve, the lunt:,, Ilea It !t illslit f.
kart t . .ttarrh tittieltly dtes.
I want to grittily my friends,
Understalla
About \1 PAINT, U , e, its ends. ,
And why Its ,treat demand.
I want to Rhow you, plain aq
Why Pats PAINT stop , all path:
That you may never have to gay
"I'll not try paint again.",
PAIN PAINT will Cool brit never ...non
Pump , inflammation out;
harmle,4 on hreavr or brain,
A trial ,tons all doubt.
When Inflamtnat lon leaves the frame,
pain will ee.ase - at ottee;
Itemove.the 'tis all the name•;
None dembts unles4 a dunce.
The pores will open and drink PAIN PA vs - T
Absorbents nil with cam!:
Restores the weak, the RIM:, the faint,
The greatest sceptic please, •
di:vapor:A(on meta the place
Innatumat ton tlies ;
:tint binnll at the nletorbent's,brisi.
Vales PAINT in vapor rise.
Tis thus Ems I'M:Cr removes all doubt,
1.1C1)1(1VOS the very cause
fly pumping Inflammation out ;
On this tee rest our elms , .
Wolcott's Pate Paint la sold at all drug stot es:
'also, Wolcott Criithilatot, forth
t cure t n
tarrli and I*(dtli; In the head. Sent by Express
.u 2 receipt of the moat- y, at ICI. Chatham square,
N. Y: it. L. \VoI:A.)7X. Prop. tvtv2s- tcv
SINGER'S - lirdlßOTE'll..
Frau r Embroidery n'i! lifoutfacturlng
Selling Machines.
. •
•
zr"
• xcir tV),0( 4 3 matli. and SOM iu the year nu.
Office Year of Genaheirner'm Clot hing Store,
as2gtat.o•St, Erie, Pa.. IS•LS
YOB PRINTING 'of every kind, In large or
small quantltles, plain or colored, done to
be beat style, and at Moderate prices, at the
tit?asroor wince:
PEOPLE WILL TALK.
We may go through the world, but 'twill be
very slow,
It we listen to all that is said as we go ;
We'll he worried and fretted, and kept in a
stew,
For meddlesome. tongues niust have ,021C
thing to do.
people
willpeople• will talk, von know people
will talk,
0! yes, they must talk, you kur.
It quiet and modest, you'll have it\ presumed
That your humble position is onlyi assumed.
'You're a wolf in sheep's clothing, or else
, you're a fool ;
'But don't get excited—keep perfectly cool.
If generous and noble, they'll vent nut their
spleen ;
You'll hear some loud hints that. you're sel
fish and mean ;
If upright and honest, and thir as the (lay, •
You'll hear some have hints in a sly, sneak- t
ink way.
And then if you show the least holdnes., of
heart,
Or a slight inclination to takeyour own part. ;
They'll call you an upstart, conceited and
vain ;
But keep straight ahead and don't stop to
explain.
If threadbare your coat, lir OM j/iAilllilell
your hat, • • • t
Some one of course will take notice ot• that,.
And hint rather strong that you can't pay
your way ;
But don't get excited whatever they say.
It . you dre.s in don't think to, f.."—
cape,
For they critic➢Se, then, in a different shape;
You're• ahead of your menus, or your tailor's
unpaid,
But mind yoUr own linsines.:--there's naught
to he
talk before vim ; hhl then at your 1
back
Of venom and slander there's never a lack ;
How kind and polite in all. that they say,
But bitter as gall when: you're out of the
way.
The best way is to do. as you plea.e.
For your mind, if you have one, wilt then he
at ease ;
yourse you will meet. with all sum; of
abuse,
Pod do 9 think to stop thou—it din't.any
•
use, •
Fur pC!ople will talk, you know people will
talk,
0 ! yes, they will talk, you knovv
AN OLD MAID'S VIEIVS.
Some one who avows heiself an old maid
takes-U very cheerful and satisfactory view of
her social situation, in the Troy Timer. rler
views will he of interest to many •
It always astonishes me when I take a re
alizing sense of the fact I am an old marl'
Whv,vou'll scarcely believe, it when I confe , s
that I once had lovers by the legion, and of-
fern were as.numeroti's as flirtations are ndw
a-days. I was always in love. I don't le
tnember the time when I had not come Wil
lie or Prank to dream about, and write love
letters to, ,and as I donned my long dresses.
some handsome Charles Augustus - was sure
to keep my thotights employed until anbtlier
with greater fascinations superseded
You need not imagine I regret them now.
No, indeed! My, life is a•pleasant one. No
one annoys me,
er men's wives or young girl', breakiug• . my
heart. No husband calls me "my , loNT' in
company and "old Unite" at ltome! He floes
not growl at milliners' bills or extravagant
wardrobes. lie never sits looking at me,
wkliing I were as handsome as Mrs. II
or Miss - J—. lie does not wish my eyes
were as divinely blue and my 'hair as charm
ingly golden as Katie's, over the way: lie
never casts sly glances at pretty girls, throw
ing them hisses when my back is turned. )1 e
=I
doesn't marvel Loa• h ever came to mire
me, when there were so mane hundsoine
women in the world. If I inn ill, he 14 not
wondering how weed 3 would become him,
and if he should be obliged to have an ex
pensive itieral. He 6111 thinking what a
jolly widoVer he'd ,make, and how eager
pretty Jenny.F— would be to marry him,
or how gladly Flora would lift Up her
bewitching brown eyes and promise to be
his. He ,does not coinplacently fondle his
elegant moustache before the mirror, and
think hoiv every one must pity him, and rr
gret !girls especially) that so handsome a man
,
. --
should be bound to so plain-looking a woman. ;
He isn't watching me continually to see it I
I:
fulfil all my duties as a wife :to criticise my ; mobes bas j'Oined the Masons, and here
every movement, to Ile annoyed at the weak- , is Ilk experience irk“-etting into a Lodge:
ness of the tea, the toughness of the steak.' I mast tell you or the perils and trial,: I
or the lateness of the breakfast. Thank the I jiad to undergo to hecome a Moson. lin the
gods—no! I am a free wothan. I do at ., I ' evening in question I presented tnysell at the
please, go where I please, think, breathe, ; door of cite Lodge room_ No. :4/X(6:sign 01
sneeze, wink .cough, sleep, eat when I please. ' the skull :Ind cross bones I watt rondueted
Old Mother Hubbard hail her dog, Dame I to an ante-room, where five or six melan
:Crtimy had her pig, but I have my eat ! An I (Moly chaps, in sashes and embroidered nap
intellectual animal, too, one that has more I kin., were waiting .to receive nw. On my
natural. intelligence .than many children. entrance they :ill T4ot up and turned back
Tabby and I enjoy ourselves in a rational ' somersaults, and then resumed „their seats,
manner. She never speaks a cross word ;; s t big fat fellow, who sat in the middle, and
neither do I. Together we sit. and think'_ who seemed to be the proprietor, then said:
hours-{:t a time, Ly•the open grate, and draw ' "igniter from the other world, advance !"
great morals from the fire within. Tabby has ' "Will you give up t verything to loin us b"
.a quiet temperament and: we ,'ever ;Quarrel. "Not V I know it," I said ; ';there iS my wile ,
1 often hear people eXeltlilll %II gt slitinaii4 and fourteen , tine--" ; Another party here '
are always gossips. NOt so. I don't l are-if told me to say "yes." as it was a mere mt-
Mary Jane has stolen another girl's beam I lee miens So I flid,"Ycs.l give lip every
never feel interested in The cost of Susan's thing,' • ' . -
new bonnet, or Jennie's silk dresses. Ido not rite fello ;sin or; ,ow -I i then g•-eetheil and 1
wonder.that Mrs. c : —should b e ex i ra va. said ''''Fis - well,' Do yen; ewe: , 11: - -t er to re
glint, or Miss ('— should dirt so znin)i, j yeahanything you hear or• • - t e %this evening
What do I care? Tabby and I oecnsiouafty to any Lothian being. or your wife 's'• I said,
remark upon the folly- anil stupidity of 'eer."'Yon my word, I will mit." They then ex
thin persons, but we do not mention it out of amined my teeth :mil felt my tongue, then
our oc'n family, My eat is not comniunica- groaned aguin. I said, "if von don't feel
five; neither am I_ , well, I hate got a little bottle hen." The
Yesterday I met one of my old lovers. I fat 111411 then took. tlij bottle trora me and
Once he praised my eyes, niy lips, the beauty told
thmi dme to s
id, M
hut opingHe On n, ill 2
oa l v e oic of
er, sa "forth 'the gt ' ' An
of my hair, the treshness of m 7 manners.
Ile professed to love mi., but he met a preIII. other fellow, then comes up with a cloth to
er girl and i a gayer young man, and so we blind me. "No you don't, Mr. Mason," I
parted. • He is married now, has a eros, said . "no trieks ou travellers, if you Ocase,
: faded'wite and seven children. He looks old I.don't believe in playing Windt - min s bud
and weary I felt sorry for him, hut, I smiled I with a goat. -11 l ride the devil if 3'+'t lilt'e,
but I don't co it blind., ''-'t and lone-k, or I'll
at my folly in ever wasting ode thought upon
ldm: Would I give up my jolly lid• of an.• knock you into smitiferet;ns L' They were
old nmirl? Never is.'sl'Y hair is growink*eray, _too math for me, howsver, so I had to .nil
, to being blindroldcd. 'Tile go.o was
, but I don't use -11 41's flair Restorative." My
, face has some w tinkles in it, hut 1 don't use then Ird.in,4 114 I could hear him making
"Laird's Bloom of' Youth." My lingets• are 'an awful racket among this furniture. I be
ton white, and soft, and djrnpled, but I do gait to red that 1 was urgently wanted at
1 not bathe them with "eold cream," and wear,. home, hut I was in Mr it and emild not help
old kids, I don't teat out my hair with trim- ' tit }
- serf
si
tiers. I never wear long trails that ,weep the Three or lour 1.-Ilows thi-n elled nic, and
with a demoniacal laugh
meat
me on thr•
,
on tor Valf a tulle. Ido not wear humps
on'my hwl - and double up with the fashion- animal's back, telling me at till . '-:1111t . tilili.
to look out tor squalls. I have hcen in, many
!•able " 1 .-.Np,„;4 1 . - a. bend." I don't have to wear
eye glasies and pretend lam near-sighted. I serape:, Mr. Editor; Fveheincin many ti.zitt..
,am not obliged 1.0 wear a butterfly's wine on I have been pitched out.of a four story win
my head in - F . 4.1:1:43', freezing my ears till I d9w :. I have gone down' in a railway colli
: they are purple,. ; I don't base to go shiver- Ann ; but little,this oat exclusion t wa., ahead
• ing in low-neck dresses, non howl opera mu• of them all. The confounded thing must-be
! sic till my throat is tore, nor study attitudes all wings and honns. It, bumped me against
i before my: mirror, nor '.it
,niy tongue out chairs and tables, and the ceiling, but I tiling
,endeavoring to learn German, ton - fall iii love fon like a Trojan. I turned front somersaults
I with my dancing master..j aux not under the and rolled over. I thought it was"•all over
t.paitzful necessity of squeeiing my hands 'in I with me. I was just on the point s :of hiving
No. six gloves when seven Is niyintunber,nor. i up, when the, bandage tell. tram tint (". es,
do I pinch my feet in little shoes until exist- and the goat bounded throinth the window
ence seems a burden. Ido not baypi ~o sing .with a yell like a; Wild Indian airing up the
Italian ditties in a languishing manner to ghost. ,I was in a Lodge! of Masons. They
some sentimental youth m tight Pants were dancing a War -.l.inco around a big
and waxed moustache. I• am far 'Kull, and Playing leap-frog., and turning
more independent in my plain merino, hand-gPrings, rind the big, fat 'fellow of cite
with my hair in a little knot, that
ante-room was standing-on his head in tlie
:
Flora Merlimsey .in her elegant silks' Miss
and c"rner . • '..-
,
sparkling diamonds. I can look, at a gay Ew I. -
Entirely as Yon Vie It.
young man.-and he does not flatter himself
that I, am dying Mr love of him. 1 tango to "Dow mintterably osliims,", muttered an
church and listen to •the sermon, not caring elegant Italian (heyhoued at he' stoppisi for
Mr the stylish hats and handsome dresses tit 1 a second an his way bit ;nigh OW_ yard to
my neighbors. I can enjoy my friends' tut , - look, at 4.1. huge sow 13 allow bug in the mire,
ceases and riches, feeling no envy. I can sec c, with her litter of little ones, "poor miserable
lovers kiss their swiectlwarts good-night with. creature—so hideous! Snrely that alone
ant a pang. , • . I would render life intolerable, but to tie tor-
Lever in this poisonous atmosphioe. and.„( on-
Tim. other evening a couple of Young men I deineeto swallow' that hateful wash. Oil '
were exhibiting a patent churnin Canton, Inn sorry for the Unite .1! :red I
e' pa,: ,- .4.,1 on
Illinois, when it humorous'old lady averred that thy, disgust strodgly c \ tat --t il in 101
dint the machine was a handing. To lot ts • . .
disprove the assertion, they offered to make "Mammy," squeaked
' a litt:e ',pig that had
butter within ten minutes. The Al lady ;climbed up tilt. old sow , back to get a good
filled the churn, the patent-right heroes sel tight or them, `who is that gentleman ?-11.4w
to work, and spent two hours in perspiring. train he is ! tool he looks so sic`::. Who i-.
and relieving - each other, to-no purpose,. be- Ihe .t...
tn
, ,
fore the j ocalarmatron ihformed them ;that I- The old ,tiir opene t d. her red eye , . • wide
they wee e churning buttermilk. ••• 'a she could, and squinted at the greyhound
as he vanished in the distaml• , then, stint-
I CoNNEcrtet - r,cditof fell on an icy side- time them "g ain ' m"were'l— .
It's tilt: grey homid, childteti. Poor fel
%Valk last week. .Redid not use "unparlia-
snot ! he ii thin, induec. No wonder, for in.
'dismays'dismayshingu as
some would have s
age;' tedd of le-tiding a ll
lite of luxury sue.t.s ours
done, Ina T
ba his lips; rubbed down his bruises
—laying ash ep in this ni , :e -..ti mess all day.
and, while; a benevolent smile radiated his
with nothing co do but to feast on stir wash
connttmance, retafirii - ed • •I'We don't cherish
any ill will ;
tot
; for light and'initertaining and •r"lt''n Pr•itatoi-, aides , We likr 1 ,0 go.amil
scratch m u -4,d ves on die pine; be It:is to
reading matter, recommend .to it:, the °bill'. '
scour the country from morning AM night,
ary tit the man who owns this sidewalk.'
• and ;its yri7 Bute to eat for his Isbar, 104,
- ing by his lanky body„ No Wonder Ile iWks
sick. I dare• say. he wilt envying W.S. 'and
longing Mr some wash. I'm sorry for him.
but we can't all be pigs l"
'
T•
L
r WO WIVES of a Mormon liishOp lately got
into trouble about their,ebildren, Wife Na.
1 punished the: children pf. wife No. 2. Wife
No. 2 became indignant and held wife No. 1
while her angry children yeturntl the whip
ping which they hail rec:Piyed
No husband Ilicts with oth
The Patent 'Right 11,utubug.
Apropos to Mr. Stravilthhis bill to pre
vent fraud- in the :dale Of patent right , , the
following comes directly in point •
A Ilarttord paper gives a 1110.1 amusing
sketch of a ii , :ene in coml. in a 'ease to re
cover the payment of a note given by a Mr.
Eno, of Ilartforu, for the right to sell a newly
invented washing - machine in Massachusetts
and a part nt Connecticut, bought of. one
James E. North, Of Tioga county, NeW
York, and . v.. hich Eno ith,t,' lyzovcdlo lit
worthies , . North seem , to ha‘e been sharp
and Eno a trifle dull. The b- o ...inionv of Mr.
Eno, - which was given with much simplicity
and considerable feeling, kept the spectators
in the court room, and even the judge and
jury, in almost constant laughter. After en
tering into the ease somewhat. he sail, sub
stantially •
"I relied upon. North's statectoit entirely
implicit confidence in hitn."
Oninsel—"Did North -top at, your h , m-e
while in Hartford 7" :
Eno—'lle did, on and on, for m:arly
week.. I asked him to dinner one day, and
he stayed Mont; after that."
Cotinsel--- - Did "he :mend elnuTh with
Von?"
E 110—" Yes, and he Went to Sabbath
FC 1, “" 1 . U. appeared to he :t very pious
nytn, null I :t , h,e,.1 him to ~ .t y prayer; in my
house.-
Coun,el- - In prayesri, did he innke
niiitoion to. hiq inteipst in your wel
fare ':-
Eno—• Ile told tut that lie took a great in.
terest in me, wanted tr makeMe rich, &c.
and :viten he prayed, he wanted me to he
blessed and kept from temptation as I tray
Bled about the country with his machine
[Great applause.]
Opposite Counsel—
machine';" •
Ents-- - I don't think lie said ik.tehine but
that was it loading point in his prayer."
[Laughter. . '
The witness rill:Aril what North had told 1
him—that he could make money hand over
fist; that , he t Northi '`mopped out, and
"cleaned out," and "wrung out" all the other.,
washing Machines made with this one, After
the sale was effected, fortified with a
model and a machine for working. started off
to dispose of county right,. The first place
he visited was Worcester, Mass. Let him tell
his own story in brief. • -
- North had told me Just what b: do whorl
I got into a place. I was to go into a hotel
and put my model down where Qverwbody
_Unit came in could see it. When Nati done
that, I win, to stand around till some one
ulna- and looked at the machine, when I
should step ifp and tell of the wonderful ad
vauta,:es of the invention. lie represented
that overyhody would fin delighted with it.
'Laughter.] When 1 gOt to Worcester, I
went to a hotel and put the model down.
There were several standing around, and the
first thing they said was, 'There they come
again—the.churn Makers!' [Shouts of laugh
ter. I
"lie had told it e the machine would work
one hundred and, fifty pieces in an hour I
told them in Wottester, relying on his state-
Mettle, that so; and they waited
to see it done. I took hold to do lcand never
worked hard since I was born. [Oreat
taught - en] I was stripped clean down to my
pants and shirt. I Laughter.] There were a
dozen or fifteen persaus looking on, and the
water was fiying all over the room! , [Long
continued laughter, which the Sheriff tried
in rain to check ] North had explained to
me that one of the chief advantages of the
machine wid- that it was water-tight. 'l,Laugh-•
tent
"North also recommended the machine as
, being especially adapted for washing nice
work, such as pocket handkerchiefs, tkc.
gave that out as one of ,the strong points in
Worcester. Soule .of , the lathes brought in
handkerchiefs, with' butterflies and things
Worked in the corners, but, atter they came
out of the machine, the butterflies were
knocked higher than a kite."• Qreat nwrri
ment.] ,
*ounsel—"Dl , l you sell any of thy m..ehaLes
in Worcester 4
Eno—"Nu. I worked three litn,rs, hinder
than I ever worked in my life, and. never 5t
one.• They told Inc. they didiff like the way
it worked."- j Laughter.]
The claim of the pla4ntilf is. that Mr. Elio
Iwasn't the proper man to sell the, machine ;
] that the representations were not all fair,
& - c. , But the 'merits of the ease have nothing
to do with any newspaper notice while the
trial is pending—the only object being, in
this report to give the reader Some idea Of the
• Indierou:ies, it the situation "as other.; saw
Ilil lw of tile
Joining the MaNott4.
Iv ladies %vete east aklritt, on'the sen,wl7,c:re
world they steer' to' .The lalr t!f Man
"Sir, bring mo a good plain dinner," said a
melancholy individual to a waiter at one of
the principal hotels in the State.
"Yes, sir."
• The dinner was brought and deyouredand
the cater called the landlord aside and thus
_
addressed him :
Veii are the landlord ?" '
"You do a good business here
"Yea; fin astonishment-)
"You nmke, probably, ten dollars a day
clear 1. -
"Yes,
NO. 45,
''Thin lam safe I cannot pay Thr what I
have consumed. I have been out of employ
ment seven months; ,but have engaged to
work to-morrow. I had been without food
tartar and twenty hours when lentered'your
place. I will pay you in a week."
"1 cannot pay my bills with such piomi•
see," blustered the landlord,. "and r do not
keep a poor house. You should address the
proper authorities. Leave me something for
security." ,
"1 halo nothing."
"T will take your coat."
"If Igo into the street nithoitt that I will -
get, my death. such wcather.as thi s ."
"You should Ineve thought of that before
you came here."
- You are serious W 11,1 solemnly aver
that one week Iron' now I will pay you."
"I will take the coat." "
The coat was left, and a week afterwards
redeemed.
Seven year , after that ,t wealthy man en
tered the political arena, and NM, presented
to a caucus as an applicant for a Congression
al nomination. The chairman of the caucus
held his peact'. He heard the name and his
tory of the applicant, who was a church
member and one of the most re , pectable
T-lut vote Was a tie, and he cast • the
negative, thereby defeating the wealthy ali
plicant, whom he met an hour afterward, and
to whom he 6:AI
"You don't remember me
"No."
"I once ate dinner in your hotel. Although
I told von I was famishing, and pledged my
wont and honor ,to pay you in a week, you
took my coat and saw me go into the inclem
ent air nt' the risk of my life without it."
- Well, sir, what then ?" '
•'Not much. You called your Self a Chris
t TO-night you were a candidate for
nomination, and but for me yon would lime
b e en
,:dected MCongres.. •
. .
Three year after, the Gin istiati hotel-keep
er became a bankrupt. The p , ..‘or dfulteriesE
wretch that WaS is now a highz functionary
We know him well. The ways of Provi
dence are indeed wondertui, and the world'
mutations are aln , st beyond conception or
Tur: gvjat LIMCkS tl4
Wit Of time.
Ir brevity is the sgul of wit, what a vat
amount Of fan there is in the tairof a fashion
able eoat:
• AN Ohio lady, of the most approved "mor
al idea" pattern, has lately sued' ak negro for
seduction under promiAe of Murriage. Away
with "caste'"
PAN2:I: FEnx says in the Lkleer, 'that fur
every woman fool slie will 1114 u man fit to
he her mate--which demonstrates that Fan
ny is no fool herself.
A. FELLOW in Kansas, who was ducked by
n parcel of boys fur. heating' his IN A ite, sued
them flu. damages, 'the magistrate tiromptly
sentenced them to deck hint again.
A %lAN in St. Louis recently got married
on Tuesday, look the chills on Wednesday,
wrote his will on Thurday, went mad on Fri
day, and died on Saturday.
wn maS , judge from speeches' on the
gallows, murderers, in propurtion to num
bers, hare a. much larger representation In
heaven than. any other class of human be:
01:n "man around town." who has been
experimenting. declares that it, is a moral
impossibility fur a young man 'to learn the
German lauguagb by simply drinking lager
beer. It cannot be done.
WUEN you bear of a man's having been
punished for crime, you may well exclaim,
"poor fellow !" for if he were not "poor" he
probably wouldn't have been punished.
you pass a door after nine o'clock
at night, and see a young 'man and woman,
and hear a smack, you may bet your hot
t t fiollir that, the young man don't live
there
A Cos . :menet:l' boy,of Datiblil,' lately ha
dertook the job of drowinf; a cat by putting
it in a paper bag with a stone and throwing
tt - ,ato a pond. The result was the catarrircu
home before the boy did.
AN ambitious politician recently made love
to a poor air) in Mistto•tri, the reputed heiress
to 4300,000 in gold, °nay discovering after he
had married her that the whole thing was a
mistake_
' flits. CATifftitiiit Sommrat has applied in
St. Louis file a cliN'tfrce from the CODjIIL.TaI
Summer L reason of Sommer's desertion . .
Sommer having become winter. to her, she
demands a chance to try another season.
ONE of the Western papers reports ti cer
t:in riergyman as Int.%:it*, "taken a contract
for reil val preachine in Davenport. lowa.
It states that the gentleman has just "can.
chided a successful engagement" at Rock
- THE Brooklyn Eagle of Friday puts, as Its
/ending . item under the head of "Crimes and
Casual'leg," an ae - count of a Milwaukee mar.
rive, where the liridearoom was 61 and the
fair bride 57. Was tlii= a "crime" or "casu
alty"—or both ?
Tur. man who • takes a newspaper for a
number of years, and then refuses to pay for
it, would steal a passage to II( •iven in a se
cret calrrier of a streak of lightning and smug
gle gdld from the streets of New Jerusalem
to buy stumps of half-penny cigars.
3frssEsoTA paper speaks of a cotempb
rzry as "the nudescript newspaper concern,"
which is published by the "senile slinger of
un , avoly English and crazy crotchets: Our
"goosine" neighbor will have to 'look out foi
his laurel, -
A 1 , of fond lovers in NOV Orleans
ti of life and the p2rseeutions of cruel fits:
rents, tied their tight hands together and
leaned from a bridge with suieltW intent.
But whtle the youth went over the rail, the
maiden went !Ind( r, and they were both found
Imigling and ,ereanting.
Tue. organ of female sutirage—the lievo
hition—ig hi favor of women riding - veloci•
pedes, "as the veloeipetle can be ridden at
first in no other possible way than astride,
and faQhion worshipping ladies will easily
Overcome all delicate , eroles about the man -
m-r of riainx.•
••p%;" said a "own; hopeful ii/e other day,
lwar you .tay you wanted a cider
t •• Yes, toy ;•ou ; where can I 7,et one
the parent "Why, you jest try Jake
Stoke=. By tile way he hugged sictep Sal
the other night out by the gate, I shouici
think he might he about the thing you want."
notion, of run are 2sorneWhat
different from amowu. In Georgetown, Col'
othe.r day, Moll Greer mthrtal4
wounded v,ith a pistol one 3lnemire. She
w:1 , merely shooting for fun, she explained
when the unfortunate man put his Leda
round the corner jut in time to stop the
Titi: court-Jill? of Deacon Marvin, in . I_ , Vme,
was as finhp4e as the rest hf his life. , It oc
curred to lion one day that he qinght to _et
Inarried. So, throwing a sheepskin, cn hi,
horse' , back, he rode to Ijietty Lee;, and,
'‘‘ getting of' Lt., horse, called her •out
to him, alol Old her that the Lord had cen
him to nuary her. Betty was taken a hob•
hack, but replied archly anti submi-siveii,
- The Lord -will be '
Tut: "Home Guard Volunteer.," of Cuba,
with a 1..: liollitr; over with wra , ll, and - want
to in...urt;entq "hankr,e , i, dram n and tuar
tererl,"'reminil 111 - e New-York Mull of "some
•.,un:ninary por-onage. tinting our own
late v,.tr,'" wiv. never - t.tiMinguisheil thim
ti v. eNJI 4 sII c, to rebel bullet,." Whctt.
er Neu; Ynwk such people we ca..l
out -ay, but we are quite sure uune ev.r re
idyl in Erb, unle.94 it might be that our
frit n:1 -- - halloo teas an exception!
Tin: young latlit of Dover. Warne coun-
Vl' intoned a t'ociety for the 'rt
tlemption of yontur. ‘ men from had
I . —htli of Inc initti‘tairs lias solevinly pte4,e,!
Let-t it not to receive tlie attentions or anv
Mall who inattige., in the of liqum,
tolineeb, profane or obt-cene lanDinge.: Wo
fear the. la rgYr proportion of them are doonien
to a lite of biessetints, if they adhere
to their resolutiou—unlei 3 s the young-men 0:
Dover are a'vre.ct improvement on thm.. ,
rat
Erie. -
•
Tom Cot:n t.N, the celebrated Ohio lAn vet
and finlitioian, was notorious fiur impartially
1p , 1": owing money ITOrlf every one of his
friend, and seldom paying theni. Hai in_;
a tied hy a .Pitlge one day
itrl holm for in court, Toni l o oked , L 1
alouhd omt room and then addri sse•l
the ini;.-s• "May It please your Ifimor,
no one presi•nt of whom .1 can borrow . 1 1;;•
with ''l% inch to pay tine just inflicted two/
me but yourself. Will you 'he kind taloned
to :end me the amount The Juslge,f• re-ee
ill; the probable result of Making; the to.o
requested, addressiA his reply to the clerk:
You may remit the. fine Mr. elect: The
State of Ohio eau better afford to 1,...5e
than I can:::
The 'World.
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