ILocke & Co.'o Double Column.
4REAT PANIC •IN NEW YORK
Fearful Breakdown in the Prices of Dry
Goods the past Ten Days.
LOOSE & ‘CONP-A.:N'TT,
G Noble
Wish to notify the 'labile that they have 'bought au huniemze quantity of 1411..5T CL- •Dry
Goods VERY CHEAP since the recent BREAKDOWN in the Eastern Market, and are now offer
ing them at ranch lower prices than any other store. Our htudness Is done strictly on the
C 4 T 4 T 30.,
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Prices alike to all, whether Jwigeg or not.
,
We advertise no goods or prices bu t . tvlia i w e - : e re able, to . Bll9As twin vin i {,;i4 il ' nor +gore
Every article is warranted as, represented, or iponfs, rep - 1E11(41.
Reeld the follow log prlee% carefully ?Sul judge fdr yourselves
Bates Bnii,Et:llnicz.7pns
" Yard wide and Ilia
• " " and heavy
4u inches fine and heavy.,.
Cases Bleached AluaLin
0 Yard wide
" and, line
44 Prints , •
FINE BED, BLUE AND GREY FLANNELS, 'WEB UNDER BRICE..
White Flatuiels of every width and quality, VERY CHEAP- 0 Heavy all-wOol shirting flan
nets, at 45,cents. : •
,
Three hundred Imes all-Wool Casstmeres at 50, 62.34 . , 75, SO, 85 cents and .41,00. Thes . e CASS'
mares are VERY
Heavy Beavera for Over Coat*, MUCH, V.NDER PRICE.
SHAWLS, WE, DEFY COICiPk.TITIOIN
EMI
Five hundred White Bed Spreads from 51.71 to e 3.50 each.' These goods are halt price
DRESS GOODS ! . DRESS GOODS!
SLAG: ALPACCAS, 373 . 4 cts., 40 et s., r, cts., c 0 4 '!' ; ', 1'. and 75 ct
port= ALPA.CCAfk, 55 cts, (C% cts, 75 cts, and 5735 cts
One htladred pieces Cashmere Plattig, worth !) cents, for 25 cent,'
-p:. y -•v• • • .g • • ti 'oo4.
Ir. • •• I ' •`, • ! •'• • I •II • ofi 75c a 8714
The Ethnic D'reS.S Goods were purchased at the late New York auctions, at about ONR-ll.'t Id' the
usual price. They are all warranted perfect and first-class goods.
Fite Hnndred pair White Blankets, Clam( quality, *4.00 and 85.00 per Pair.
LINEN NAPFCINg, TABLE LINENs, TOWELS, fdlt.V , lltf, trnder
CLOAKINGS, CLOAKINGS, MAKINGS.
Au endletot variety at very IMw• Price.,
Fifty pieces Electra Tapestry Carpeting, 50 &62 ets
Tab above are only a few of the inany . bargalits we have. Our stock Is fall and •complete In
every department. Should any ene after reading this advertisement have donbts in regard to
the cheapness•of our goods, lot them ealliwith this advertisement and judge for themselves.
A great many of these goods are cheaper than they have been for tits past ten years.
• ReMember the place, the only ONE mice. PRY GOODS STORE In Erie, where all goods at
all times are sold at •
NEW
YORK
doe,'GS-1y
Oriental red Tompanlys Double Column.
TEAS AND COFFEE
BY THE SINGLE POUND, AT CARGO PRICES.
A Saving of , Oiie-lEalf to pne-Third
The Great Tea Company of Boston,
Which is the Lorgese, in the World.
Wou espectrully ittlorin t 1 a viti7ens oi• F r ron 14! country, that
1,..a... a f the tort.,
NO. 5 NOBLE BLOCK, I.: RIF,
And have fitted 11 up in Oriental style, and are now prepared to furnish every one with prirrit
. Teas and Coffees, at Cargo Prices. Our store in Erie wilt be known as the
WESTERN ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY !
It is generally understood that Tea is retailed for a larger advanCe on Its original cost than
any other article In the long list of household stores which may be partially accounted for by
recollecting THE GREAT NUMBER, AND IMMENSE AMOUNT OF PROFITS which Laccurnth
lite on It between the culti‘at lon in China and Japan, and the consumers .here, including the
American Commission House there; the lturarter, the Ranker who furnishes the exchan e;
the middle men or speculators: the wholesale grocer, and the retailer. Each of these make
large, and many of tnem enormous pron !Win winch it 1s 1 . % Went that the consumer is com
p. lied to pay many times the original cost for a pure art icle, ~r torwd to use an adulterated or
inferior one.
- - .
it is with a view to remedy this t vii that our gigantie entei pi Ise was formed over u year ago
winch has been a pet-feet success, and we haw veniurVll iti OIM1•11 1 Sion, in EriY, sD that we may
b e tter ueeotumodute our cast, flier west or New Yon: Stab.
And in the following lists wlnr•h we have ....1. ',led V It II 141 . 4 , .1 'are, Will h.• 1 ', .1111 , 1 TEAS which
will unit
T.::verylkcPcLy 'l'ukst a. Itt,(l y•>.
INExpertedee shows that t fat Ite.t are fat the ola‘apt,t then' ;great , t.tetnltn alit!
N or. The duty 01.1 a pound of good tea t. no more titan nan itn a inlet i 46, our. Ordernlg out
eastomers please not.- then ttneced
Oolong, ,Slack
tioo. to l'hotee Quality. ...... .......
vor, ver;. reoinnituuteo Fair.
Japan, UncolorFo... • - .....
.....
-I.ou I'.001••• llunitty..
.. 1.10 l'inest Flavor, lull itrengt It, very highly
r 1
Pair,
(.thud..
Cholee (pointy
Finest I luvor, full xi rengu li, very highly
' , um - mended
English Breakfast, ,Black.,
Fair.
Good
Choice quality ...... ....... . .... .. .
Finest Flavor, full h trengt h very highly
ree,,mmexitled
Young Hyson, (Green.
Fair,
Ch' ko Qttoklay
ECcoffi - lepart,ntent.
•
•
This is an immense institution of itself, and is undoubtedly the hugest In the country., It Is
a fact generally understood that a large proportion of the C.4,tlee imported is picked green and
the pods opened by tirtlncial heat. This is.ne‘er , goodu that which ripens naturally. The
coffee buyers of this Tent oinp.m) thoroughly understand this. and examine nearly every cargo
of eotTee imported to,the n; Ted states, and select mil% the MU grown, tleld-ripened, for them.
ringe Coffee sold by this r pan> is ROASTED .IND GROUND DAILY, by themselves, insu
its absolute purity and freshness, which they guarantee. The Company are reiuding all
their coffee on o new principle, which renders t. eta poet alliarly pure, all acidity being removed
by their Process of cooking. et - m l,ll ng Pm'soits ram to take. coffee Who MIN.' been obliged to Ws•
continue its use. -
The Company are doing an immense,bastness in their C.dree Department m i d 'wili ng, more
%, E t 'OFF IF-S than tiny other house i n the country.. To I.o.M:1 customers in untlVng up their
faders, the following DescriptlVe List Is ntrereil by the t'..mipany with no little pride, as embra
- ring the largest and T 11,4 carefully .elected assortment of crael.g ever Opened lhThis country.
LIST OF COFFEES AND SCALE OF PRICES.
Breakfast Coffee
Roasted witt Ground
Dinner Co-ffee
Raw
Mended
Ground Puro
Rlatitation'Cofreq.'
Raw
Roasted
Ground Pure._
3:11 A I. IE
This Is the true Male nerry
RAND PICKED OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFE.E,
Warranted the richest iiai•orMl, strongest and best Colt in the world, of which we have the
only lot In the United States.
Haw
S C I A=l, N O ric xc E.
As, a matter ot con Veil fence to our distance custoiners w are arranging with suitable persons
in all 'parts of the country west of New York State, to art assour agents and fiblribute our goods
in their locality, at Our Ntareliause price, thereby saving the freight from Boston. We would like
to correspond with any gentleman or lady who would like to act as our agents in getting up
clliba• A fall' con/mission allowed agents. Direct all orders and COtatnunicatlotui to
I ,
dt003,18-ly 'WESTERN. OWCENTAL TEA ctompezrr, Er* Pa.
•
iticoe . k
1' R. 140 IF.,'
.... S cents.,.
- Tltc; very best Prl n fintltdeloi only • '12 1 4 FtA.
....10 " , Cases heavy Canghatasi.only L2l, ...,
•-:./ 2 1-i. " 1 Heavy Cotton Flannels - ~.,..-.29' - . '.,
....12,! I 'Flve,caseti Cotton and Wool Flannels,
...,.15 - -, " I httlf•priee - a • 2)
..../0 " 1 !Heavy , 7 „-' wide shaker flannel 35'
.._
1:1 1 : " ! Plald Slilrting Flannels ,! ,
15 - " ! 111-Wool Grey Flannels ,!,
S : ." I. .
COLOREI) A LPACCAS, ets, 45 ch.. cts! , oll4l c 4
Fifty pieces Empress Cloths, 75 chi, £47!,f; eta, mut $l,O
\ WHOLESALE PRICES !
LOC tat- CC) Pl'Op'l•f3;
9(',AI
Ftnr.t Flaunt, full Atrength, vriy
l ' .l Fair.
4 ioo,l. -
9 4 . C. :ilt)le('
SLII(4 Finest Flavor, fnll strength, very highly
1.14 reeornmended
s Mixed, (Green or Japan and Black.)
,
t.dr. . .
•
Chmee quality 1
Fiav‘rr, ...trength rry highly
reeomme-nded.. ...... ...........
Itaw. .....
Grounel Pure
IN)c,
; I. )c /Law.
Roamed
t;I c,tl ntl Pure
c Ituu
3 , 5 e Roasted '
. Ground
Et El 3Ft 1 IC .
.45c f Itousted
Ground Pair
IP. I. :A- *N . .
Fifty pieces Cashmere Plaids for SO cent;
Thirty pieces heavy Mohair Plaids, 30 cent,'
Nos. 6 and 7 NOBLE BLOCS., ERIE,
P1?1(.'142:•:.
HY29n, Green.
Gunpowder, ,Green.)
Orientil Java
014 Government Java.
Best Old tocha.
MEE
F1.A.1-t.3I7ETtS, A_rrrriETN - TICIO74T !
The attention of Frio and Crawford - County Farmers Is particularly Invited to several very
superior Agricultural Implements for which •
W. W. PIERCE & CO.,
Hnvel.ecured the sole 'fLgeneles fur these two counties. It is conlidently claimed. that the best
Mowing and Heaping 3.tachine in use is
Paull Reaper and Mower, 'and Self--Raker
• t•
The success of the Dodge Machine for several years past Is unprecedented. Wherk•er intro
duced It at once takes the front rank. By lease and purchase, the manufacturers have secured
the use of nil the desirable standard.patents for Reaping, Mowing and Raking •IRacnines. The
Dodge Machine has thus been made a perfect combination of the best points of all the ma
chines,•and this is the reason for Its,undeniable superiority. In plan of operation, compactnpss,
lightness of draft, good quality of the irtirSanil steel used In its construction, excel,ence or
worknaanshirtand elegance of finish, combined with great strength and adaptation to all kinds
of work, the Dodge Machine certainly' surpasses airy•otherheretofore offered to, the intelligent
farmers of this country.
And does each and all of these easier, neuter, closer, safer and better than any other machine.
Pamphlets fully describing the }Judge Machine, and coati:Ming the best a tilstimony asirt its
merits, freely furnished or mailed upon application. Send for one, : or call and see the Mnchlne
nt \V. :V. PIERCE it CO.'s, No. 8 Reed House Riofk; Erie, Pa.
It's Time to 'Plow—Good Plows Rake VOW . Crops"!
W. W: Pierce & Ca. ;keep a full line or the most approved plotM, but their speciality f s the
celebrated
I=
MOHAWK YALTAEY ='-CLIPPER . .PLOW !
. "
• •
This-plow hardly needs a recommendallon, it is so well knoWn and so popular N In all sections.
It is the standard Steel Plow, thoroughly hardened; and - ground updn wetstones4 thereby pre
venting the drawingmf the temper, insuring durahility; scouring anddightnes.S• trOdraft. These
plows do not clog, do hot rust, or wear out like Other ploWs, They lay- the fdrrow in the hest
style and work easy. A supply of-}mints aiw rya kept. The Mohawk Valley Clifrper Plow Is be,
tiered to be the most economical anti effective, and to give quore, generkt Jratisfact lon .than any
other plow in use. The sole agents for Eh° and Crawford counties irre W.V. PIERCE & CO, Who
are also sole agents for the popular Iron Beam Plow. Ilease'ealkasicrtruspect the stock of Plows
at "thet wo horse store." W. W. Pierce &•Co. also keep a good stock of /lie in'Ast approved'
. 4
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• ('‘illOvators, Horse — • Hoes, .Shotvls.,. Allowii.,- de., s-
~;
'Ae.
4 = \' '.
N\lrich Inc, farmers of this seetion are Cordially irlltedio come [mil examine,
• '
, -. •
A standard article, whigh only needs to be examined and tested togl',•e satistactiod. 'lion. Isaal
Newton, U. S. COmmissioner of Agriculture, pronounces this the best drill known . 1.0 thrtt,de
part ment. Call and see it. - ,
. .
•- Nut the biggest thing yet IL thenewly Inin'idneed and novel
, - Inehlne entitled
CAHOON'S 'BRoADCAST SEED SOWER :t ,
Foster's Fertilizer
. ,
e
,
.
Thin is an approved machine for sowing seed or fertillzeni. It has a line narrow Attachment
when wished for. It Is light; drawn easily by one horse; sows Just one-hailf a rod wide; soma
evenly any desired amount; sows plaster Hrue, mains, salt. wheat, oats, barley r etc. With at
tachment it sows grass seed at the same time.- - D can be ints..d as a Plaster Howe, 'Broadcast Grain
Sower, and Sulky Harrow. It has stood the test I time and use. Come and'examlne it.
W. W. Pierce & Co. wish It distinctly understood that, all of the above described articles, for
which they are the sole agents In Erie and Crawford counties, ARE WARRANTED as represen
ted. They are offered for sale with absolute confidence in their superior merits, and farmers are
earnestly Invite It9e in and examine for themselves. Everybody is always welcome lit the
Farmer's Emporium, No. S Reed Rouse Block, Erie, Pa.
Another thing that farmers need, and nave money by haring,
is a good scale. •
, VA.I.III3AN IL'S PAT. SCALES.
W. W. Pierce et Co. have the sole agency for the celebrated
Fairbank's Patent Scaleß, manufactured by the Suffalo, N. 14 ,
Scale Works Company. These Scales are on exhibition at olft
store every day but Sundays, and all we ask Is for the peoph
to come and examine them. City merchants are particularl3
requested to test these scales. Every farmer who uses a seal.
rinds that It soon saves its cost and becomes a source al
proteet.on and consequent profit. tome to No. ft Reed Boost
and EXAMINE THE tit'ALES!
The Big Hardware Store !
The item. and capacious store of W. W. Pierce & Co. is nom
stocked with the largest and finest assortment In the city o
all goisls pertaining to. the Hardware, Cutlery, Agriculture
implements , anti How:chola ' Furnishing Goods lines c
linclness.
rcu la r, {king and .31uley fiaws,a ftdl stock {veld. Hardware, Cutlery, iln Ware,
`Stoves, Furnaties, Pa MIL T"0111 and Implement. of all k 111 , 1 S. Refrigerators, Mereler's Flexible
Harrows, Fanners' Bo] ters, Shovels, hpades, flukes, 110,s, Axes, Snell' Goods, Carl enters' and
litilkkrs Tool, and Hardware, ii g Powers, charm, Brass Kettle., Grindstones, Scythes, Forks,
Cradles, Wheelbarrow., and. in short, :I.( mock of a 0 0 ,1., all carefully selected, and marked
down to the lowest mat keg .priees.
' I .V. W. 111 , 111 C 1 , 1 At, (2
a pc:S.( f No. S Reed House Block, Erle, 'n.
OD
.Sl.lO
. 1.40
JOHN IIAirIES & CO.,
WRIGHT'S BLOCK;
Lau
. /.50
Ric.
.si.op
t2lb sT.A.pv.
Are now opening one of the choicest selections
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Dram+, Chemicals; Patent Medicines,
Toilet Artielem. Cigars, &e., 47e..
-)✓cor intratuced Lnto thl , Markct
Our stock being purchased. for cash will be
‘401(1 at ,
3IETROPOLITAN PRICES.
Wholesnlo Agents for the Arent Yosemite
litoingett fifties,
Dr. Leon's Electric hair Renewer and Infant
Remedy.
Cough Balsam
Night leg ,Inpanese Linement, etc
10,000
CHESTNUT POSTS WANTED!
To be b.lllrll nine feet long, fire Inches square
at the butt, and two Inches by flve Inches at the
top. Apply to
Gil). CARROLL S BRO.,
East Public Dock, Erie. rar2s-1m
• How to Trait' Animals.
11 - NCLUDINU ordinary dregs tricks and other
tricks.still more surprising, in No. 13 of I:La
ney's Journal. 1.510 square inches Of reading,
illustrations, etc., only 5 cents of any dealer. By
mail to places where no dealer is, 50 cis. a year
specimens 7 cents, none free. Exposures of
humbugs and swindles every month. JPASE
HANEY- h C0.,119 Nassau St., N. Y. mrlB.
GEO. CARROLL h BRO.,
Lumber Dealers, East Public Dock foot of
State St., F2rie, Pa. mrisll6.u.
fjp.:M. Vette poublt- Column.
READ READ ! READ !
IT 'Alows; REAPS AN -b RAKES,
The next big thing is the _ . • • ~•
EMPIRE GRAIN 'DRILL
PERFUMERY,
apr,tf.
WEE
MEE
This ls'ereat ingp great Interest all over Vile eou i.
try and is destined to rapidly become the 'most
nopularartiele of its class: we wish to supply it
broadcast among the farmers of 1,4 le and craw
-6.1.1 counties, fur whieh we are sole agents. ,
The , - maehine can be easily carried and worked
by a toy, and sows from six to eight acres of wheat
Iwr boor, and the power machine, drawn by one
hm,e, sow `froni fifteen to IN enty :Lett `I per hour.
it sOWs wheat, Oats, rye, harfey, hemp, glans,
'clover or timothy, in the most uthform and per
feet manner. It works beau( ifullk. great ly evotr.
onup s sc‘ (1 by an even dtstributnnt, and elicits
the heart COn11111•11daiiim of every farmer who
has w ttnessed Its operat ton.
4.,•.t.U r r trk:Ni C Atli' ICI 7%. .
SOllll. unprincipled parties have b e en Ii yut,ing
1,1 1111111 tight , 1,,r orthleki article, purpo'rting
to he Cahoon , Hand Broadcast Seed sower. e
lave the I.ole agency in this ,eel ion for t
.ne nn Icle, and there is no territorx (or fah'. Tile
price of the genuine artiee 1,;10. A liberal (Tit,
count. will he given to the trade. - Every farmer
should have on i rof thew invaluable nuichintli.
- and Crain Sower 1.
_d/7'%/i 4'
Car. of Penn and St. Clair Streets,
- PITTSBURGH, PA.,
The Largest, Cheapest and roost Successful
Practical Business College
IN THE UNITED S'I'ATF.,.t.
Fifteen Thousand Students
From Thl ' rty • Three States In Ten Yeam.
FOR LARGE QUVITO CIRCULAR, '
Containing full information, Outline of Lynam ,
of Study - , samples of Cowley 's
PreMium Penmanship,
View of the . College Building, different De
partments, City of Pittsburgh, etc., ete„' address
the Principals,
MME=!I
nisl9'6B.
To the Working Class.
lAM now prepared to furnish constantem
• ployment to all classes at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new light and
profitable. Fifty cents to $ per evening belt
sily earned, and the boys and girls earn nearly
as much as men. Great inducements are of
fered. All who see this notice please -end me
their address, and test the business foi them• ;
selves,' If not well satisfied, / will pay gl (or
the trouble of writing to me. Full particulars
sent free. Sample sent by Mall for 10 cents. •
Address E. C. ALLEN, August*, Me. Ja7-4w
Goitre or Thick Neck
CA POSITIVELY BE CURED by the proper
use of Galvanic Electricity. It is believed
that every case is curable, no matter how bad.
The very worst Cases can, if they desire, test the
virtues of this harmless agent by calling at the
office of DR. E. J. PRASE%
febiS4t.
BLANKS! BLANKS!—'A coMplete assort
ment of every kind of Blanks needed by
Attorneys, Justlotts„ Constables and DuWelts
Men, for sale at the Observer °Mee.
ERIE RAILWAY.
1,300 Mass 'under onallanagerneut. ' •
'360 Miles without Change of Coaches:
r Great Broad Gauge Double Track Route to
.NEW YORK, 'BOSTON,
and .the :Sew England Cities.
This Railway extends from Dunkirk to New
York, 400 miles. Buffalo to New York, 4^A miles.
Cleveland to New York, 62.5 miles. Cincinnati
to New York 660 miles. And is from 22 to 27
MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE. All trains
run directly through to New York, sop MILES,
without change of coaches. -
From and atter Feb, 15, 1809,
_trains will leave,
In connection with all the Western Lines as
follows: Frost DUNKIRK—by New York time
—from Union Depot:
7:30 A. M., Express Mall, from Dunkirk daily
(except Sundays). :Arrives nt lloraellsville
at '?..08 P. M. (dine) connecting with the 7.30
A. M. Express Mail from ButTalo.vitt. Hor
nellsville and via, Avon, arriving in New
York at 7.40 A. M,
1:15P. M., Lightning Express, from Dunkirk
daily. Stops> at Hornellsville "6:05, P.
(Supper), intersecting with the 2.50 P. M.
train from Buffalo, stopping and connecting
, as above, arriving in New York at 7.40 A.M.
Sleeping Co achi attached to this train at Sala'
wi lca at 3:',A) p. in., running through *to New
10:00 P. M., Cincinnati Express, Sundays except
, ed,.connecting at •Elmira for Harrisburg,
Philtuielphiu and the South; at Owego fur
Ithaca; at Bingliamptori for syraeuse; at
Lackawaxen for Honesdale; at Middletown
for Unionville; at Greycourt for Newburgh
and Warwick; at Goshen for JiontiMinery;
MI
•
and at Jersey Off with Express Trains of
• New Jersey Railroad for Plillailelphin. •
. • ,
• From Butralb--hy New York time—frorn Depot'
corner Exchan,ge and Michigan Sts.:
Esil3 A. M., New York. Day Express, daily (except
• Sundays). Stops at HornelLsville 9.10 A. AL,
.(Bitttr, Susquehanna 2.32 P. 31.,Wine);
Tur
ner's I I'. M. (Sup), and arrives to New
York at 10:40 P. , AL Connects .at:Great Bend
with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
, Railroad, and at Jersey CitSX with midnight
express train of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia;
7:30 A. M., Express Mail, v la. Avon and Hornet's
, (Sundays excepted). Arrives in Neu'
• • 1 ork at 7.40 A. AL
230 P. M., Lightning Express, (daily.) Stops at
Hornellisville 6.13 P. 31., (Supper); and ar
rives in New York 7.40 A. AL Conndets at
Elmira with Northern Central Railway for
Harrisburg and the South, and at „Jersey
• Clty with morning express train of New
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Ball snore
and Washington.
Sleeping Coacnes are attached to this train at
Duple, running through to New York without
change.
11:21 P. Al.; Cincinnati Express; daily (except
. Sundays). Stops at Susquehanna 0.43'A. At,
(Bkhg Turner's 3.43 P M., (Dine), and arrives
la New York at 5:40 P. M. Connects at Jersey
City with Evening Trains for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
Sleeping Coach attached to-this train at ,Buf
falo, running throbgh to Susquehanna.
Only one train Easton Sunday, leaving Buffa
lo at aso P. Af.,,liunkirk 1:15 P. 3L;and reaching'
New York at 7NO Ai.
Boston and New 'England, passengers. With
their baggage, arelrainsferred, tree of eintrge, in
New York. , . •
Ors To pleasure travelers the the Erie
Railway presents many obJecta-of interest„pits •
, sing tlaroogii the beautiful AlsileyB or the' Cite
mung, Susquehanna, pelayare and _Ramapo
rivers, an ever changing panorama of 'nature's
beauties 'Commands attention.. •
The best Ventilated anti most Luxurious
Sleeping• Vars In the Wiirld accompany all night
trains on this Railnay.
Baggage checked through and fare always as
low as.br any other ronte.:
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY,-
whtelvenn - be obtained at all principal ticket of
fices In the We3t.and Sputh,West.
H: RIDDLE,
Sup't
m,yVml.l
S. TODD PIEFILEWS
Clam -"anti- Collection_
Office 29 North-West Park, Erie,. Pa.
r.lllB Ati ENT et after FOUR. ) - EAU d i v ery
tiuccesnfui eisperienee, continues to-give
special inteniton to the Collection of all kinds
of Claims utlsing out of the Intern:tr.
Anny and Navy Bounties, per Acts,of Con
gTeSB frbzll 1881 t 41.887. - *-
•
Arrears of Tdy, Officers,' and Privates Claims,
In:Crease-sof Pay under late acts of Cod- ,
groKCialuis of Prize' Money, Mi
• lage, Lost Clothing, "
Pensions and Increases of shine for all-Soldiers
Idsing use of Hand, Foot or Limb; aAo, , -
• Soldiers' Children's Pettsion,•irk
, " addltiou to the , Mothers':
Air, Min:Sivas fur Dependent', Fathers Moth,
ers; lltothers and Sliders. All Pensions_
now mayable - ,from date •of
• - • charge. • ,- •
Dlti-
Airears under this act prornitly
Clai.rnit.for n action.
Additibrull Bounty collected rot sOidiers Who
have lost th'elr diSeharceeity, cotinty"and State
bounties p;ronipey oolreeted ; Ray, on pensions
proniptly.collectiri2pay for, rations, a line held
as prisoners of lictir, collected.. . •
• C.,,151 es of lawsfrivingadill t tonal bounties and
riacrea,ses of pensionviurtaislied on request in
person or,by Faun.•'' ' •
%," C11.,1143 Fl- 1 TOR TOUNSEL.
Informs - Iton iti•Tvgard. to 'the 55.:33 per 'inout
bottsity given. 'freely at an,` time, its
.:••••• BAD ku•all amen Telatlve toes
peeted allowance%
Perl4 -- havlng Rad over four years' eipe
rience ti tthl•JJ. S. Treasury Department, and
havin# •been - CorresPonding .Secrettpy of the
Pennsylvania Siddiers" Relief Association, an
;Commissioner for -Soldiers far Piqinsylvania
Rarin thr; war. is enabled to bring unequalled
facilities 11.1Ri experience to the bu- bless.
Refers by-stecial pi.rntisslon to Ex-Governbr
.lndlew ey. Curtin, Scone d, Judge
S. P...lohnson, Cols. S. P.:Dlch, Andrew, Swan,
0. 1".: Woqdward, FLuri 'sou Allen, 11. L. Brown,
Ex-Mayor Mii, lion. Wm. 1.. Scott etc.,
etft. feldS-fan.
." .
IFfen ' t the Dkpenqatory of the t;ttlte - d Stales.;
1411./SM A CR ENATA—RUCII I :
,* LEAVES
PitoPgavir-s.—Thelr (slur, is strong, diffusive;
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish,
I and anaingoml•to mint.
• Mr.) tICA PitoVERTI ES AND •
I leaves are gently slimulant,with a pet•tillar ten
dencYThethe Uritaar3 Organs
t • The'y' are given in comiltat ins of the Urinary>
Organs, sued' as Gravel, 'Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Uretlur, Disease opt lit; Prostrate (Maud, and
tte
tetitinu of Incontimmee of the Urine, from a
Institut tone in the parts concerned in its
ation. 7 he remedy tins also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic Riteunnitil.uf, Cntmeotim
Affections and Drop'sy.
HELNInoLD'4 .EXIMACT BCCIic .1%, used by
persons front the ages.of•Dl to 23, and from V, t
ai, or in theiteeline or change of life; after:pm
lincznent, ot* Labor Pains;. Bed-Wetting - 7n
efalldrem W , . • •
In atreetfoit h peeuilar to females,the Extritct
is unequalled-by any otherTemedv,aslli
Chlorosis Or Retention, Irregularity„ Painful
ness or Suppresslon of ,Custontary Eveclia lions,
Ulcerated or Sehirrons state of the uterus, Len
corrhea or Whites.
• DISEIAsES OF Xttia•BLADDER: KIDNSYS„GRAV
EL AND Dy,oI.III,CAL SW l• LLIN S.—Thts Medicine
increases the power of Digestion and excites the
Ahsorbauts into-healthy nation, 'by which the
Watery or Calcan , ous depogitions, and all Un
natural Enlargements are reduceil,,ms well as,
Pans and Inflammation. ' , ' •
Hi BoLD'S EXTRACT - .lirein% has cured
every case of Diabetes in which it tins been giv
en. Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of the
Kidneys And Bladder, Retention of Urine Dis
eases of the Prostrate Gland,'Stone in the hind
der, Calculus, Gravel: Brlelt 'Dust Deposit anti
Mucus or Milky Discharges and for enfeebled
and delicate constitutions Of both sexes, attend=
ted with the following symphims : Indisposition
to Exertion, Loss - of Power, Lbss of Memory,
Difficulty 'of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Tremb
ling, Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,' Dimness
of Vision,Pain in the Rack,Hot Hands, Plashing
of the Body, Drynes - s of the Skin, Eruption - on
the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal Bassi- ,
tude of the Muscular !system, etc.
Ilm.mhoLD's ExTlbsrr licuituf Islthiretie and
Blood-Put flying, anti cures all Diseases arising
from h >bits of dissipation, excesses and impu
rities of the blood, etc., superseding ('opaiba in
affectiomy for which it is used, such as tionor
rhaa, theets of long s and: Syphilitic
Affections—iu these .11sen , tti, used in eonnev
lion With lit:UnnolOs Rost WAsSn.
Sold by Druggist's and dealers everywhere.
Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Ifelmbohrs.
Take no other. Price-91.25 per bottle, or a bot
tles for 86.50. Delivered to any address. De
scribe symptoms in all communications.
Address H. T. lIELMIIOBD, 1,74 Broadway,
N. Y.
None are Genuine unless done up in steel-en
graved wrapper,with the fac-simile of my Chem
ical Warehouse, and signed
feblS-2m. IL T. rrErznioLn.
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ALE BREWERY !
GEO. L. .131.A.1E.V.14,
Forinerlx with Outbout- & linker Rochester,
having taken the well known Brewery on
French Streets below Fourth, Erie, Pa.,
Formerly occupied by Wm. Jacobi, would in
form his old acquaintances and the public gen.
rally that he is now brewing a very superior
quality of Ale. Fromlongexperiencd and
uniform success, he is Ml his y
prepared to give the
beat of satisfaction. Dealers are invited to . calL
iris-19 GEO. L. BAKER.
1011 PRINTING of every klnd, s ln large of
el small quanes, plain or colored, done In
the beet style, and at moderate priers. at the
Observer office.
.
' R. BA IR,
• Gen't POSS. Ag't7
4 ATioNAr,
- .
FARMERS OF ERIE COMY. ' ESTABLISHED IN 1844.
INGRAII.A3PC • , i , . .
.
. • ,
Combined Marker, Cultivator and Hiller,
' '
MANVFAcYcnrn
GEO,II .13V. U. rim:, N :.%7 Il t r al. Ulla & ARFEL,
. .31 EA DVILLE, PA. - •
• - , , WHOLESALE AND ItTAII,
This Is the most perfect rinill greatest lAbor
Saving Machine of the kind now know n. The
- advantages of thi Implement civet' all others is la "FLT -4 if - - 1 - lf /C. r - w - 4 tQx. T
not only that it ruts up, but -a lso turns under , 1) qt - J:1 - A. ir-.7.,• 1 ..
S
and subdues the weeds mid , forms a suitable • . .
bill, eaving the soil light and therefore in a
condition to retain moisture, whir k , is only
done by the extra height and peculiar curve' of
the tooth. The)' are made with shafts, or.with
out. They can be adjusted to any width of row.
The side teeth can be revers. eih to turn the soil
tour frttm the rows. This machine is the only
implement the farmer needs in the cultivation
of corn or other coarse grains,- plan t cil or - sown
in rows. These machines have been thorough
ly te',ted and are warranted to 4 give satisfaction.
REFERENCES:
Fel3. nary :nth, 160.
This certilles that we, the undersigned, par
chased last season of P. cen'nett, and thorough
ly tested one 9f Ingraham's Curved 'Tooth,
Double Pointed and Idinstable Cultivators: It
is arranged, to' do Its work. In a desirable,
manner In all kinds of crops in their different
stages for which 'Rip Cultivator and Horse Hoe
Is used. It thoroligilly pulverizes the g ound,
cum and covers up the weeds, forms a light,tiat
leaving little or no tie for the hoe,, and
leaves the ground In a conilit.on to retafn its
lightness and moisture,-, We recommend them
tof4rmersasthe cheapest, most durable and
greatest labor saving machine of the kind we
have ever used. - .
MILL CREEK.—Rubett EVitILS, J. A. Plat t man
&Sprague, J. U. Greenman, ...tunnel Polock,
Christian Schrimper, G. W. Harr, Javob
John H. Carter, George'Oxer,ll. R. Miller.
RAn.BuR CREEK.—W. W. Davison, .1. M.
Moorhead, John Dodge. •
Also, the latest ,• Improved Curtis iron Beam
Plow, and the COUbritted Tax Payer Plow, both
rig' t and lefehand. The Tax Payer is ahead of
any . dther.plow in use. Try it-, and if It don't
please you - hring U hack Also, Wood . Mills of
Ow-latest improved kind. For saleaT Wholesale
am! Retail by J P. SENNETT,
• • '
General Agent for Erie County.
• Also.•. Old by B. Ktuurz, Federal MM.-.
mrlS-am.
" For .11ittnninons oir Anthracite Cnal."
E3T.113L151i El4.l,ti`l
J. 11, EYNOLDSP "S
N. W. Corner 13th- and Filbert
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
Sole Manlifacturers of the Celebrated
, • , Wrought-Iron, .Air-Tight;
Vas consuniiig Heater
With Patent Dust Screen, Grate Bar Itesl.s,
WROUGHT-IRON RADIATOR
The Heaters' are made "of heavy Weouglit
iron, well riveted together; the 'only sure pre
veldlon against the escape of gati,:!or dust: They.
arc ere.l.ly managed. wittamt, any dampers. The
Patent Radiamr - avolds the'use Mid annoyance
of Ilrumscand is peimanently attached to the
iieutet. This is the most durable, simple. eco
'nornical and popular Heating Apparatus ever
offered for sale.. They are mil guaranteed.,
COOKING RANGES, for hotels and families,
- • PORTABLE HEATERS,
, ' , LATROBE HEATERS,
LOW DOWN GRANKS,
SLATE :MANTELS,
•- Is
l/EGTFIIS, AND
. •
V,ENTILATORS.
W . e are also Ma nn faallfrinz a dew FLAT-TOP
lIE.NTING• RANGE. Sold for our Illustrated
Pamphlet,. aprls.
MEM
' BAY . s-r,vrill
li-11(41NT”'W4DRIKS.
:NOBLE & HALL,
FOUNDER, "
Machinists & Boiler Makers,
.14anutap s eurers of Stationery, :11:arizie and
EMIINES,. OF ALL SIZES.
4 Also,
BOILERS, STILLS, TANKS, STEAM t'UMPS,
, MILL IWORK, &C., &C.
fithi)lng sollelteditt reduced pileei. All work
warratitetlLOur motto, Is
011641(0ln it'S t4iiit ed.
VA..Works rdrner of Penh and Third Streets,
Erie, Pn. - • ' • jnn2+•tf.
NLANHOOD:
' -- z - 11 ow - Lon, How itEsToRED.
# rl Just published, a new edition
11,
of,tpr. pulverwell's Celebrated Es
,say on the radical truCe !without
nwdicine,l of SPEKNAiotitenceA, or Seminal
Weakness, involuntary.seminal Losses, Imp°.
teticw, Mental and Physical incap,tcity,lmpedis
meats to Marriage, cte.; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and F its, it - unwed by self-indulgence
or sexual extravagrpeW, e, t.
'4.1- Price, in a sealed enveldpe, only 6 cents.
- 'l,lie celebrated author, in this admirable es
t:-.:0 , elearly deurniptrates !tom a thirty years'
successful. prih tier, that the alarming conse
quences of bid f-aMise may die `radically cured
without the dangerous use ofi internal medicine
or the applicatim4 of the knife; it - Canting our a
imale or curd at Once simple, eertalb and et
feetnal, in. inearisdat which every sufferer, no
nutter what his condition may he, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, tuntratlically.
Arse This licetme should twin the hands of
every youth and every mein in the 1401.
, Sent, under seal in a plain envelope, to any
address, rosrP'Ain,' on receipt , pf six 'cents, or
tiro post stamps. Also, Dr. ,cuiverwell's "Mar
riage Guide," priee'2s cents. Address tile Pub
fisher's,: . . . CHAS. J. tr.,ELT.NE t CO.,
- '11:7 Bowerey: New York., Post (Nike Box 4,sstf.
Jarci-%9 •
,
TrIE:WORIZIN:r; C.:1.1 . 155..-LI now,p re-
“ow,pre
,paro to furnish nil classes with constant
empioyment at their homes -1 the whole of the
time, or for this spare moments. Besiness new,
light mid protb able. Fifty . eents tots per even
ing. is eakily earffed by persons of either sex,
and the.boys tool girls thtrn nearly as incieh av
men.. Great inducements are offered 10 those'
who will devote their whole time to the busi
ness; and, that every person who sees:thls no-4
tice, may send me their address and test'the
buskticsli for theinselves, I make the following
unparatlided offer: To all who are not well sat
hdted with the business I will send to pay for
the trouble 01 writing me, Full part lculars,dl
- etc., sent free. Samples sent by mall
.for 10 ertits. Address
tttrl P. E. C. ALLEN. Anall`4 a, Ikle.
' NEW LIVERY, -
Boarding and Sale Stable,
Corner of Fr,enell and 7th Sts.
THE e 4 LTIISCILII11:118 having taken the clable
lately oftupted by I.llenncr C John,on,
Would intorin the public that they have ;ir
ehaced an
ENTIRELY NEW PiTOCli
of Bones, harness and Carriage:A', and are pre
pared to give perfect sat isfatA lon to all ivho mor
favor them with a call. We have the best stock
in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
BRECHT BROS.
Ertl , m iyi. nil r, wart{ ic.fs
M. A. DIINNING,
NO. 1016 Peach Street, between:loth and
Ilth, Erie, Pa.
Monuments, Tombstones, , Marble and
. . Slate Mantles, &c.
I have on hand a large assortment of monu
ments and headstones of various styles, in
American and Italian Marble, and a corps of
the best workmen in the state. All orders will
be promptly attended to and satisfaction guar
anteed. My work is warranted unsurpassed,
and I cannot be undersold by any one. Orders
and inspection of stock and prices Bolhilted.
10,000 - *Agents
W A Ul ,I ED on commission 1 . 1
f to
I s h e 3
It contains just the information which every
body wants hundreds of times a year, and sells
with unparalleled rapidity, even among those
who seldom look at a Subscription Book.. Near
ly every faintly will buy-At, and it will be found
about as great a necessity among ,nil classes as
the-daily or weekly newspaper.
LIBERAL SALARIES paid to; experienced,
enlci. tot canvassers. send for circular and full
information. d. 0, - e-IHE &CO., Publishers.
Hartford, Conn., Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, 111.
aiirt7,4lw.
To' the Ladies.."
LADIES who suffer from weakness across the
back and of the limbS, with bearing-down
pains, so It is with difficulty that, they can
stand or walk erect, can be relieved at once,
and radically cured by wearing the FRENCII
SUPPORTER, a new and elegant'device,never
beton) known or used in this country. For full
information, call upon or address with stamp,
E. J. FR.V3ER,3I it
sep24-tf Erie, Pa.
Secrets Worth Knowing.
GIVES RECIPES for hundreds of useful arti
dies In universal use, easily made at small
cost and readily sold at large profits ; also pat
ent medicines, manufacturers' secrets, etc. 25
cts. JESSE RANEY dr. CO., 119 Nassau Street,
New York. mrlS.
WANTED--Agents, Male or Fethale.
zi EVERY TOWN AND CITY to sell the new
I
'Violet lnk, manufactured by FRENCH &
WO Arch street, Philadelphia. Send 25 cts.
for maniple. febla•Sm
IMPOItTEI OF
FRENCH WINDOW,
ri6-ruwo
And Photographic Glass !
630 Slate Street, Erie, Pa.
We have lately rtkpelvetl another Large In
voice of FILEN,CII 'GLASS, (Meet from the
31unuutcturers in Europe, making our present
btrpply the largest In, uny bowie west of New
York. Our stock In store
Embraces (early .Every Sire, both of
Double and Single Strength.
Dealers and others In Want of Glass will FA
VOR THEIR ISTERJ.STM by examining our
stick and prices before bu3lng
Large sizes of Single and Double Strength
Glass Imported expressly for ROUSE AND
sTGRE l itoNTs., The Sup. rior Quality of
French Glass over all other kinds In CLLAR
NE.stti, sTRAIGHTNE: 4 S, BRILLIANCY AND
STRENL , TH is folly admitted. and the Trilling
Exce- , 4 In price •over American is of NO AC
cuuNT, cousidvthig its better ima.tties in ev
ery respect.
4 liberal discount made oh jobbing lots to
the trade. s
AMERICAN - GLASS.
•
We have also a latge stork of 'American Glits,,
or single and Double strength, •whieh we are
selling at. tow 'Elates, both in Jobbing lots to
dealers and In retail parcels to snit buyers.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.. &e
In this dtmartment we ket:p welt !mingled
with every article used In the Painting Lind,
from a 'inflow to the finest house included.
The qualitysof these articles Ls not exceLid,
and we are selling at lowest inarket-rates.
Dye Woodand Dye Stuffs.,
In this ehiss of-)bads our stock is extenstla
anti complete, tnetplifig the Aniline dyes, ata
we are oVering strong Indtteentents • both ti
Wholesale and Retell buyers.- .
'
Medicines. Aze
Our stock oT Drugs, Liteani,ais, Patent :tiedl
clnes, Perfumeries, Toilet Ara itd•-s„ and Miheet.
laneous Goods is etcten,ive, I•aving front long
ex , erienee been bought With' in ueh elm., and
the • 'bile can depend upon finding the largest .
bloc • the kind in Nt• e,tern Penult., Arllh h
.•welling.ut elute ,tigures either lib Whole
orb ',ken packages. • ; • . Janl4-6in. •
•
• 4
• 'A
•
12
ONCE MORE WITH A NEV SPE4ISFi
IV CUR
Great ONE DOLLAR Sale
Dry and Fan()
•O 0 I) S.!
EIMIMMI
CI7"I"I.IrITtV, FTC.
PREMIUM RATES OP SHEETING
For Club 'Thirty
• hbxty
'• ." ' One Hundred,
All other premiums in same ratio
Enlarged Exchange List, with new and useful
articles,
See new circular and sample. Sent to any
address free,
PleasP`sentl your money by Registered
Letter, addressed to
J. B. HAWES it CO:,
128'e 130'reBeral St., Boston, mass
Post Mlles 'Box C. mrl 8-6 w
Goods for the Season.
-1 full stock of slssorlea
G R.nCFIR IBS
Low Prices for Casli,
AT THE FAMILY GROCERY AN I PROCIS.
. lON •>Tolth: OF
CRAIG., & MARSHALL,
.West Park:
HAVING A FULL. ASSORTMENT OF
Fresh and .New Goods
. .
In our line, we offer
'POP. SAT...Ft AT CASH,
Ak low as the smile can be had west of Ilufildo.
Our Grocer ies iniving been
C arefully, S el e c ted,
Fnmilles 'eau . rely upon getting wloit they
We deliver goods 1.4) all parti, of the City tree
deel7 If.
MEW .F1(1131.
'James P. Crook, having taken in his' son, Jas.
E., as a partner, on the Ist d 4 of April, Nell, un
der the firm name of James P. Crook & Son, de.
sires to have a settlement of his old accounts.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to
him are requested to call and settle without
' .
JAMES P. CROOK & SON, 1.
Dealers in
ROUGH & PLANED LUMBER,
And Mannfacturers of
WINDOW SASH, FRAMES, DOORS & BLINDS.
' .Mouldlnga and Picket Fence, Scroll Sawing,
Matching and plartina dodo to order.
tkop on( Peach St., '
Between Fourth and Fifth Sta., Erie, Fn '
We respectfully call the attention of the pub
lic to our facilitip for doing work in the best of
style, promptly and on reasonable terms, Rav
ing tilted up entirely new shops, with superior
machinery, we feel confident of giving satisfac
titan Orders from abroad will receive prompt
attention. •
GERMAN SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
Corner Eighth and EiMate !Ste.,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
This Institution is now open for the transae . ,
tion of business.
OFFICE Mons: • • A. M. to 4P. M.
SATURDAYS: • 9A. to BP. M. i s,
Six -Per Cent. Interest be Given by this
Institution to Regular Depositors.
0 -7 - / (DIRECTORS:
J. Elehenlauh,i P. A. Becker, F. P. Liebel,
F. BehriVider, John Gensheimer.
OFFICERS:
•
John Genshelmer,
Matthew Schlaudecker,
F. Schneider,
my2137-Iy.
JOHN GENSHEDNIER, & BON,
DEALZES IN
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods
CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET,
IMI
'~~i:='ri~•i"ot:: pia
. Yd.. Sheeting
" "
roam
JA IE3 P. CROOK .t RON
President.
-....Trensurer.
Secretary.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
G 1 '1" YOITR SItI it
SSERE3
!Jim York iioop Skirt Manufactory
grit StP ,, `-trf , f, Et le, P:1
r- 4
LudieV, Minr.e; nut Clilldn•n', •
hoop Skirts -of all .Styles
(l'onstnntl", on hand
I..adies eat: have their Hoop Shirts i:el. Ls:
order, :-o that they will fit, and fat.. e
Whatever, The 'Sew York. florip Skirt Faetan
have experieneed hands in bath our n.aratfae.
luting and ref:hit - Mg departments.
All ouriSkins are made ortt}e Beat of Proxl•
bb3 Steel tusid Material
Our Skirts are so cont.i. t acted (hal tlo
fold iiit artily, and readily ',lelll to the ,11,,ht,
pressure, thus allowing them tocatlagtAr ;ti lt
the skirt occupies the smalici4 possii;le
while sittllig, , riding or•th pas.slMA a crowd
yet,the moment the: pressare retnoCe,j,i,,,,
skirt resumes its origilialsand behutlful ships
We do n t sell these famous hltirts.at
price, tut sel) them leap,asd'lf 'Mst. thc.ire.r ,
tlO Ii any Miler place in , Erie, adles who
not nth rd to buy Skirts , every little will?, ;d.
have, theft old ones repalredlOr a there tritle,
Ihr lie sure to visit tote . Nrw York Ilpqrz.l, - .Jrl
111,0nufacmry before purchasing elAewnere.:
, - Country . inerclinnts will tio,, , well to gi% e m ;,
call. • •NATII.A.N COHEN,-
Su - et:Q.l6r to 4. F. Cohen Bro. ;
No. tutni - State street. Erie'. Pa.
d ec2+:E.S -1 f.
MANIIPACTOO£II,,OP cte, C o •
419
AND C P kt°‘.
Corner of Holland and Sixth Streets;
ERIE, PA.
THE UNDERSIGNED.
1
Raving purchtised the Interest of the Mews
Vfneents In the
,FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS
Of the late flrm, would respectfully solicit a
continuance of favor from the friends and pa
trons'of the house and the bllc In general,
pledging himself that he will at times try to
sell good and Telin ble
Flour, Feed ttin
At the lowest price for cash in hand. From my
long experience In this branch of the trade, I
trust I know what the public demand, and that
I am prepared to meet that want.
Returning my planks to the public for . theis
liberal patronage to me- ht the past, I fiepe by
strict attention,to my bu,iness and their wants,
to merit a continuance of their patronage in the
future.
THE MILLING, FLOUR, FEED,
AND GRAIN 13TJSINF-,
Will be coptinued, in all its departments, at the
ERIEMILLS, PARADE STREET
and the Store,
EAST -I;$ rtOW,
.• Between Brown's Hotel and Reed Rouse,
Where the public will find it: good stock always
for sale, with competent and polite men on
hand to supply their wants.
H. B. HAVER.STICK.
NEW LOCATION.
G. P. -"DAVIS
. _
Hai removed to Whittich's Block, corner of
State and Tenth Streets, Erie, Via:, Where he
has opened 'a ' .
TARGELY,INCREASED STOCK
Of Ciroceriesi Fruits, Vegetables, Provlidom
and everytlitng usually kept in a first-ela , ,,
gincery es tab] 1.12 men t. We are determined not
to be surpassed, and Invite all who want any.
thing in our line tq call, feeling assured that we
shall be able to giv-sati,faction both as to qual
ity of goods and prices.
Country Produce -Bought and
,tiold
We have opened a
COMXIISSION DEPARTMENT,.
ro which we ask the attention of those having
Produce to dispose of. We pledge onrselves t , ,
secure the highest market price for all artlic,
eutrusted to our care.
DEALERS, IN THE ADJOININ TOWN,
And on the Lines of Railroad,
Supplied with •
FBVITS, VEGETABLES, ETC
aprDA-tf.
J. w. A. "Y 11 S,
'Wholesale awl 'Retail
Dealer in. Furniture !
Having pnielutsed the entire stock of hunt
turc of Me:sts. Moore 4f,:. Riblet, I respectfully
milt my old customers and the public generally
to give me a cull at the old :Amid,'
NO. 71.5 STATE STREET,
Before purchasing elsewhere. I have a Tarp
aisortment of
Parlor, Chamber and fled Room Sets!
BEDSTEADS: CHAIRS, TABLES,
WARDROLF-9,
And, In tact everything in the line of Furniture.
I ant prepared to manufacture toorder any style
that may be-called for. Remember, No. 715
State street, east side, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
re25'67-tf. JOHN W. AVRFS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS!
LOUIS BERGE sit: CO..
31anufacturerg of
FIRST•CLISS AGRAFFE OTERsTRUNG
PIANO-FORTES
WAREROONS, 97 BLEEKER STREET.
These Pianos are recommended by the most
eminent J edges, and are, for power, fu
ticity of touch and durability, unsurpassed
any pianos made in this country.
GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS
Illustrated Catalogue and Price I,tst sent by
mail on application. febl3'6F-IY.
GREAT REDUCTION
'IN PRIC E S
E. M. COLE & SON
WILL BIND
' Harpers' and similar Magazines, at 75 ( vats
per volame.
i•olume.Godey's. and similar Magazines, at MOP
Harper's and Frank Leslie's papers, at
per year. -
We are•also milking and selling
Blank rgoolcs:.
REDUCED PRICES
Bindery over Keystone National Bank cur
ner State and Bth streets: areSi-tf.
DESIGNER & DECORATIVE ARTIST`
A -
Neatest, Cheapest, and Beat Sign Painting \Vas t
„„ • of New York City.
Parlors, Flails, Churches, cite..
Frescoed In the neatest style of the art.
General Designing, Drafting of Modela-tor the
Patent - Office and every descriptlon of Orua
mental Painting executed promptly. Rooms i
Feeler Ball, No. 5, second Boor. -0111117-If
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