Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1830-1853, January 04, 1851, Image 3

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REIM:MS OF JUDGE THOMPSON, OF PA. ON
NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.
On motion by Mr. POTTER, the rules wereisus
pcnited; and the Douse resolved itself into a com
mittee attic IVhele on the rate of the Union, [Mr.
Fart in the Chair.] on the special order. --I
The CILAIItMA el stated that the business in or
der eas the bill to reduce and modify the, rates
c f postaee,upon which the gentleman from Peensyle
roma [Mr. Tetomrsos] was entitled to the floor.
Mr. TLIONIPSON of Peenaylvaeiki said':
Mr. Ciemaree: When my friend, the-Ifen. mem
ber from Ohio,. [Mr. CARTER,] Moved yesterday that
the committee rise, aft i ee I had obtaitied the floor, I
had intended merely - to eabmit a proposition fur the
c onsideration of the 'committee on the subject of i
lowpestage. I shall' do but little ipore new'. I
propose to-amend the bill of the committee, in sub
stance as fo'lows: That newspapers rely beecircn
lated free of postage within the counties in Which
- thee are printed; out of the county, b,ut weein the
tate, at one-half cent postage—equaling tfrenty
sit cents a year for a weekly paper: when printed
'out of the State, one cent, and transient papers two
cents each. 'This is in substance the propoiition I
ishall tel'veehe honor to present for the,consideration
of theqointnittee, and this amendment involves the
-entire question in regard to low pdatage. ,
- et will be perceived, I think, that the contest here
win be bete-cep letter and newspaper reaection.-e
On the subject of letter postage, I am in tavor of a
redaction to a tutiform rate of, five cents fur ell dis
tances on single letters.. At present Wee rfivecents
under three - hundred miles, and ten cents for all dis
tances beyond that, emeepting when sent to Oregon
and California. ThiS is a great reduction in the
present totes, but it is believed that the ins leased
adwunt of matter that will be sent throligh the mails
tinder this standard of rates, will very soon make
cnoil any immediate redectiorie of the reventmei—
efhis has been-the result of reductions heretofore
made. For the present, I think this-amount of re
ductiuu would be a safe: experiment, and pith the
retention on newspapers, aii I propose, would leave
. the Department still able, - without any injurious
curtailment of its facilities, to rely on its own reve•
_noes, without /calling ont the general Treasury for
aid to sustain it. This, 1 think, should be steadily
Levi view. The reduction on letter postage tow
pie on rate of fire cents, is a great diminution in
finer el that branch of Matter when cotnpared with
t:le.101d baystem of from six cents to twenty-five
r•eita; arid should be for the present satisfactory, and
I twhetei will be. ' ' •J -
'You will recollect, Mr. Chairmen, in 1815—and
I is ieve you were a ;ritembee of that Cengress—
newa the reform of five and ten cents letter postage
was established, neviapepera were eutherezed to be
carried free of postage withitethirty.milei of the
place of publication. In 11817 this provision was
repealed, and the Led rates on ttewspapers contine
eel. The reason - of this repeal, I well remetitbec,
erigivated more in-the circuinstatice eftile greatly
reduced icompensation e to postmesterri'than on ac
count of 'revenue. General complaints were 'made
by these officers, and when ' they - were provided for
-iu the law of 1847 tee system of feee circulation
was abolished. I thought Jelien,.and L think now,
- that this was a great error. The result of exeer--
caret has demonstrated this, in mfejueginott. The
Postins;ter General's repqrt shows, that the surplus
resolute of the Department for the year ending June
les o , the excess of-revenue above expenditures, is
*1'310,018'05. -Sir, the circulation of newspapers
within thirty mites of their place of put/m.l6°n, I
sin satisfied, del hot make tip that amount of reve
tete. The consequence of which is, if lum correct,
tat the increased comps /satins of postmasters
might have been arranged as it was in 18:7, and '
e
the newspaper' postage continued as fixed by the
cot of 1845„ to wit: free . within thirty mile-, tied
stet theDeeattrnent remain cleat' of debt. 'This is
all that eny.laedy 'could desire.' lt, will be mum- '
bored, too, that this surplus in 1853 i$ nut cense- ,
,r-tent on, the curtailment of mail facilities, for the) ,
gave twee gfeaily exifended, both in the'-numeer of
- now oieetes created and routes extended.
eat; se if we reduce the letter postage to three
r ;.:s efiellom rare, one of two things wet cm-hooey
filmy, if not both: unproductive offices with have to
1, leier-eiiinued. amid increased facilities denied. ael
to: free circulation of newspapers be prevented u'io
eroilidr. The time will come, an very ocreel think
b w ':e ;i v e this
:a r n e - d ri u ri7e L e ° e. n e t i rle a u Y t i t u ti k e e e p ol z :s c e e 4ii b e u n t c e l s d l
o have llu t
averted .1, My . propiesiteon, I think, miry be
a 'opted wit out tee prolencrien of either 'uf these
eiOt e s. . Sae that elm seen-derive I teen newspe-
: 1
ter aeil painphlee poatege is s9le,-165 U. r..ts
a tall to two'-thirds vroel,l still remain derivable.
tr. , :n postages on trwsea'pere still r chargeeeles is ith ,
1- stare, eirculatinV through ',the mails,pritited uut
c tors e ,u4ty and,State to wheeltehey ereetaken.—
leave no means of making-mere than lan epproxe• ,
mate estimate 'attic hiss of reveeue that would en
sue in the, 'circtilatilie free,' in the counties where
printed, -bet I du net think j would ecceed eel 50,-
/AS ; or *200,000 lea annum, If this elliltild beeso,
it will be seen that the excess 'of revennee , the
a=t:year, taken as it-Standard over exped euros e
pill, - with this reduction/ feavio thePapartm. itleittle
41.ir
tree of debt, ,
:Mr. Chairman, if any'seecifie legielalionLay be
?rot on that clause of the Ciinstitution that auth .r
-ice, Coperess to legislate for the "general welfare."
Iteine this is that case. Sir, the new-pipers of our
country are it SCl3ollllllstert, V; I trio priatrill; (..!s='‘
icco, er great echo , !- houses. eil' transient .
etere- '
'sues of the periodical press 'IS vastly more ;impotent
. -+ h in the permanent, or—:f I rosy use the expresetor:
' t:stabeshed literatere of the country. To eq.
ravage these is to disseMinate kn twieJge mine
gfts° power. The only thing in the world except
tie dews of heaven, its light Valhi:at, ‘ that suits
:'° tastes of all, is the promiscuous newspaper. It
,s l e we'Hme letter, beariPg intelligence from eves/
rr quarter—frein all pates, 'ofi the. worill-frion tat' .
:and of the stranger or •dietant eocstion of-the Nene
an-le ocquaiotance, .to gratify and cheerelealeteity
r -c e ist,every bowie, cottage, 'or cabin in the lend!
Is net thtis worth the fusterine care of Guyer:me:et?
It .a li it fur me to.eulogree the value of theprinting
;'ens; all 'know it awl feet it. . It is the greet ion
ter,afor of public oeinion and public murals; as well ,
38 tee teacher of the arts and sciences: and no one
• ',telei doubt but that it weule be immensely in ,
tzelsed in usefulness if the tax on the fruits it d...-
~, were less burdeneorne than at preseet.-se
My übject is to arrive at that result. It need not.
hi , disguised—indeed, cannot toettiat semi:et:mg of
eil hand is necessary to - protect the country press,
1 wetted not be willing, in any. case, to avow melee
in favor of "protection for protection" merely, but 1
would go pretty far in favor of the country press.
The able gentleman from North Cara:ism, [Mr.,
eerieenea] gave us yesterday his views 10 regard to
•ildestreceive effect that the present system would,
oninued, hare - on the country press. I die not
'ogee agree with him in reg.* to - the chat acter of
the city press. Most of them are eotittee to the
admiration and commendation of• all; eon it is ,very
certain that, if the newspaper reader mutt pay se
much postage when his - paper is sent to him bet a
few miles _within the county in which-,it is -printed',
- as when sent from any fetee within the'whcole conn
try, he will prefer Letting erne larger in size, where
the facilities for printitoe it, makes its piece no
greater—from some of tee/great commercial or mo
ver:realm:l cities.' Thee, pi time, the tastes, ideas,
snit sentiments of alit will be established by a press,
le fact, foreign to the-pursuits and occupations of the
Trusses in the country. - This ought pot to be.—
• The wealthy, or independent, will 86111-continue to
toes: periodicals. The proposition I make reduces
teeir postage one half within the State, while the
• country press will go-into the hands of thoueands
eho do not take a paper now. It is paid fur at, pres
ent, and more - extensively will be in the. future, ay
the proilucts of the farm, if relived of the sum pee
. } car necessary to be paid in cash for postage.
But the exemption, if made; 'does not rest upon
gratuity merely. No, far from it. The roads on
%%tech the nail/ aro transported in such rapidity
• h;er millions of mile!, ate all made by the- people.
• The Pest Office-Department is not charged with
lacer conatruction,or with any portion of what it
colts to keep them in good order. This most prop,
t' , exemption would be but a slight recompense:for
the protection end facilities afforded-to' the mails, ;
, For a quarter of a century no reform has taken
tierce in the newspaper postage_
A Voice. It has been raised.'
,
Mr. T.. A gentleman remarks 'that it ,has been
raised - . Ido not know how this is: but. I know it
has not been reduced. &nett is time /something should
he done. During this periOile al I baseethown e the
! tax on letters has been greet!) , mitigated. -
1 . It is proposed by some to - extend this fees Circe
eten to tee •- • - - . ' 1 .0.: State, and by other,.
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throughout •, • tonal tit:iota. + Now let me
say, by aiming t the much 0, may tetnothing sat,-
refectory. Th. •triumentl ageinst extending it; to
ithe amend's, is hb burden it occasions tool/. mails.
I and loss of 'rev nue. This argument wilt have in
' creabed force • y the ineresiss of the privilege. I
Would rejoice iit would be 1o; hetet pretreat I think
it would be ina ulitic to attempt too much, test; like
the experiment f 1815, it rnlty have to be absndun
ed. It will be asy in the fienreio reduce postage
tales, if practi
e
able; and tlii will bb much better
than to be obli ed tes retrograde, and raise them--
The honors ie:member frem New York [Air.
S Acturiii fob! fi t t ed a proposition to reduce the post
age on newspa ry- in the county to two mills per
paper. lam v ry free to say, that should my prdp
usitian not true e el , I will shearfully,tute to fix seine
annual amount to be paid-by eubscribere fur papere, ,
within the cuu •ty, bay (rem ten to (theist cents leer'
annum. Butt the proposition of the gentleman would
amount to ter cents' and p four mills per year fur
weekly tie wry tpere. • The four mills would 'gener
ally, of course, be lust, as we lase no, denomination
of coin to pay l i t 3. But the. iinpcisition of even ton
cents per annu would be of tattle advantage, in nay
Judgment, ale it would be consumed to a great an
teut,-if not tVi ely, itt the vast atwitter ofnecounta
to bo o kept in di collection of it. The friends, then,
of free newepa er circulation, can, in my (*Wide, .
'only accomPlis their object by the reduction if the
letter portage o a uniform standard of 'five cents.
1 would eerie to see it reduced still mere if id it
would not ha e the • effect to prevent newspapers
-'Cr um el rculetio • .
i
The fellowin s.'sruy anaendinant, whitli I will of
fer at the pout r time: , •• ,
"Strikeont II after the eneetirik
,elitese, to and
includA
ng the oil '!cent" in'ihe altventhi line, and
insert as fello s: 'That newspapers of no greaten,
size than nine en hundred- square inehee,* may be
transmitted, ti °ugh' the mails in the county where
printed, free a postage.• Such newspapers when
sent oukof tfie ,runty but within the State, one half
cent; and (or such newspapers when transmitted
out of the State, one cent; and transient neWslia
pers, two cent each; and such newspaper or ,
Inewspapers d. ppei iii 'post ()Ace, to be•deltv
ere] only there shall be charged one cent.'-"
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The ed ter of the Worcester Palladium has
l i full earth in Pa ne's hydro-electric, light. ' The ma
i. china :invent by'Mr. P. was taken entirely apart
in his preselic , and every piece inept exposed to his
I•ll,spectiou.' 'I he editor says: - • .
, "When all t e parts of the apiratus .had been te
seared to their places,and.were ready foioperatidn,
t wk. set ;tin m:, ion un der circuinsourcea that did not
permit of any i °Hellion.- A strong electre-magnet
-1 lc current was t Pnce produced; and immediately the
decomposition if the water commenced, and hydris
, gm . gas wry; fr e'y evolved. The gas passed into
a pipe, anikat he distance of,about two feet, a jet
, vies led oft am lighted. It burped in an almost
impercentthie sine. Shut otTthere, the gas passed
•on some two 'et further, and was discharged into
a jar ci(turpen ine, in passing through it 'manifest
lx became cat lizeJ. From the jar of turpentine the
, gas was let i .to another pipe, the extremity _of
which was in he form of an ()Min ry gas burner.—
We lighted it here dud it !mined reedy an I steed
i ily in what ap eared, at mid day, strong and bril
, liaot thine," ,
• ~ • _ . ..
l Horteenoco Itimoo rsi Nloneaut: The Hon. John
A. Dix, in his recent work, "A W• ter in hloil.rii," -
; gives an. emi sing account hf h• sehack riding at
Funchal.. Fu 30 cents ati hou a fine horse can
be, hired at en livery atehle, tog trier welt aruaan
' as atteandint, Who follows ofoo ; and When you
' desire logo-Is the catches h Id of your horses mil
1,
and is drawn l000d• In this way he prevents you
from tanning, way from him. Mr. Dix; says that
the horses son b. come accuetomed..to these humen
ap;uentlages, a .1 that the felfows•lisao's way traa•
kilo; the hors gd fast 'or s:ow, 0 they desire..in
Mite of the rid .r. Mr. Mosey's, that for lollies; this I
az-sot:dation of !Ouse and .!river, Is d great cone- '
• notice. 'Plie..''needilo'cider attendant: He is el-
' vvia s ready t ren hAr ate assistance; if the horse
Lavala shoe he has a hammer ao4 *elide in his poOk
el to replace i . !Cie not easy to fancy' a more tu-
&m ,
ins spc•cra ',se thin & ngi
lady ridihrough th e city ,
i i
at full gai,l•io u'irtr a mI.
an haheing , the tail of her 1
horse but sue i .C.CtIOS are of hourly pccurrence in
For.clial; ail I t e eye ..ea ' becomee ; coustomed•to
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, !diem.
m il
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PL k:Cli)Ido u u To . Eitte.—Wie see iiy. ate trio db.-'
server, that it s now a setthiillthing.' - that 11^ plank
, road from that city id WattsbUrg will be complete] .
dun no, the cot iirig s limner Ind fall, and. it urges r
mein the publi , the importtince of its cominuence
, through the tit it tog village of Columbus to 'this
• p:ace. We t ink with the Observer, that such a
road is ail-lm ,octant to the citizens of bet•Kcountiee,
. and, if comolit el, would be foiled of i only a safe
•I, it pioffitable eve-f:n'ont. - Upon this there can b).
no do7dit. It las liec,o-ne a "tired fact," tiro plank
' road oeocks yi Id larger dilittend i ellian any other in- •
vestment in t Country.. Aud thitslich a road from
s tifle ulace to k le would he d profitable one to the
• stock holders; it is too evident for any to doeht. It
would run the, u rob a sectiorilof eefuntry well adapted
•'
t every pafti tiler t o a cheap conetctiction. The.
Zrate is lIIICJL moidir eaey, o witteoplen'ty of timber
, and numerous saw Mille alOpg the' whole youte. l —
Why will not axe citizens roivelte then to the ipi
, poria::ice and li.!ity of such a, work! They chn
‘ hoil•I it if they will, and then we n 111.1 hays an easy
' c inintheicitio i with the lake li, our own- - 1 / 4 4afe;h---
Trien,--is the t J-erVer saes, "1 ush on the viortik.7 i
W,il mot cirri- steps be taken towards it soon? IVe
tome so.—W rren Ledger, ? -
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RE.NNsT to: A ma.—deer lii-ritOry ' cuotains about
' 16,000'-q• art. mi!es. . .: . i
tier riicat crops of 1917, reached 1,4,160,000
1 bushels. , ...
Her C 474 fir .r, anthracite end ' bituminous, are
estimated to r tier 15,030 s•ipis re +lee.
Her prodec of irons pig and castings) in 1846
reached 338, le tons. .
• Sheiris iro enoieo!?oto supply-ji continent of + a
.litiodred mill . ns et' inhallorints with the endless va
- ties of h ntse io!.1 and Brien:tarsi impleinente and
, to con=tract t L.:a. M3E9iiier:e for manufactories and
transportutio, ..
. ,
• She has co I enough to warm them-in winter, to
. ••
• rook their to. • at all seasons, and to irtmerato the
, [weer which' hilt put the o machinery• in Motion, to
. manufacture ie various fahr.cs which the necessi
ties. or eumfor a of civilized life demand, Or which
luxury'atd t, to desire,—arid last, but not least, to
- send their to motives over their railroadia,and their
-stmt . -hips toany . Fart of the world. . , '
.
Mica Pole': .—A gentlemen in Kirkahia, Scot
-; laud, has tram. ed.e couple of mice, and invented ma
chinery, enab ing them to spin cottee yarn. • The
, wrrk is so co ,trotted that the cone:ion hotise mouse
is enobled to •eke atonement to society fir Past of- .
...fences, by 'tw ling twine, and reeling from 10,0 to
126 threads p r day. To chine:eta l this, toe little l
i'petlestrian lie to ton 10i anles. A half-jenny's
went' ff . oa th eel, at 151 pdr peck, serves tune of
these tredWhe • l co:prits for! long period of 'five
i
weeks. 'ln t attone•it mikes 110 threads per day. I
rAt this rate a ,ouse earns a„.6d: per annore. Take
0ir5.1. for ho rd and Is. - fo machinery', there" will '
I arise 64. el r for even; i MOUS° annually; The, i
. - , •
imouse entplo er was gienotto make an app.icatien i
1 . for the lease fan qld empty house, which Will bold'
• ten thousand ouse mills. antlicient room being left I
' for k e e pers, a d.some hundreds oft, spectators. Al-
lowing for reit, there will be a balance of dclo,ooo
. per annum. - • 1
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) EMEVITTOIIII BALE.
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, Iv 1 ,- 1, be not4llll.fhlie ffalet fill Sat fodaS the tSitt day of San
i - earl, on pr , llloo, at 2 4) . C . 1 ,, eL . P.511.. in inirsuarter. of.
,a deer, eid th e.:. ptnifell ( . 01/teStpe Vlll Ilr In: dry-crew.' property: •
, A mece or par 4IA land. situate in t Itorongli of North East.
eon:2111.11a ni.ou tit n left...P(llam. and I , olJudf d and diyer sled
a., 0.11-1, s, to n i -11.. ginning at i stone on the %not side h'l ~road
. , running fr...itt . Iliii'v 'bond Of Said Burl - T.O: Owner Elloff
Troy tour de al .i; {Seat twenty-man and, or:11040u ts;:n•
fire Ita perclu , s, henc..o north thEeen and esalitt•-tour bundo.F i t
percher to dirt° tti lt eat e.mter Of J. Knapp 's lot. oth-we 119
• silty eight deg -1... and thirty minutes; east to eats no
and sm.-en but .lo .itli id.rchea to the'aforesnitl fond; them. e
t soli), !wiriest' at d eiei , i‘ hundredth p.relies to the 0:1,:e of hi , -
hintiive.• Also. n other ideee or parcel of Loh' enif;al ll tmf
al.ot.t one knirth it an ogre. auu hounded and d. feril.ed as fol.
lows.lo wit • l' inti log at a pool on the gonth hne of the Erie
and Buffalo, detlience soot., ten and sitsy.feur hundredth
p.-reheil to a Kw ; thence south; PiTtr+letn, degrrro and I . : .‘ rty
minutes; West,four and tharty-sa hundredell serener to a sit;
thence north. let and st11)-fout hundredth perches, to the laid
.:rte awl Kufrah Road, thence along said mad to the pines of
beginning: beits founded on the north by the Buffalo road. on
the east by land - f Henry Anistio; on the south to' land above
described, and • the watt b) land °Chicory H. Ali - lion.
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'Peals.,—One . th mientifinnation or male; the balance 0 three
mord annual i . . talents with Interest annually with me% par.
went, to be seen - by Judgment hood and mortgage. • I .
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• ' DAVID ALLMON!.
Es toes of the Dimmer Wm, Allisott, deceased.
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other day, for hi. child, and by its use difeharged in of the lar
gest WQIIIIS he had ever seed. It is somewhat didieult to get the
people to try It, at , they have often been so gulled by nacem , s
worm medicines. •Yours twins so vemi pleasant to t h e taste. st
thO same titneetrectual, I shall be able todb-post of a large quan
tity. Yolks, T ,T. SICARP. P. M.
t-f Reviare 'of Nlibanked!.ct Remember Dr. dwayne's Ver
trilf.ex,ii as teisr put up on square bottles..
g.rdee that the name is spelt correctly— '
1 - 71 4 W ,1 V N i-g
1. SWAVNE'S PIITG AR-COAT ';1) %RS. trADtu...A AND
=
Act as a gentle purgati%e. producing a healthy Mate of the Liver
nu.? Bowels. actin; at an .thernattve. chapel tig the state of cos
tiVelle.d. %bleb iN tliy common to some. tnaltenivals..alid fur the
Irrt•anlanhee Incident to li•ntales the) are %cry •tibinable.
The 'above vultiat.le ineshetnes are prepared oat) by Dr.Swayne
S.W. corner of eighth end Race Std.. Philadelphia..
Tor Rate by the renewing Agents.
, • ' *AIN COVNTY.
Caner & Brother, No. 4. Reed House Erie.
.1 11. Minim. No , . 5, •• , ••
' W. P. Judson, & Co., Wiliellord '
.1..%. While. Girard. •
li J. (lark & Bros., • Fairview.
. W. 4r. J. W. Campbell. F•deitboro,
eRAIVFORD COUNTY.
Norman Callentlar, Meadville.
' C. W. notion*. Co.. ••
W. &J.W. I 'arambell, ~. . Cambridge.
Perkins & Leffitiamrell. Wt.odcock.
• Cummings & ehatiuck, • Evam.burc.
' 31 1.. Parks. kl.ims% inc.
.
1.. 11. lVancley. ' - Ashtabula, Ohio.
At' ! by •lealet k in Medicines generally.
Dee. 24,1-51. . . ~ 1133
71) the Ift;norable Court of claimer &Mono of Eris Co
The petition of Alvin Gibbs, of the !Amish of Waterford. in
...Cid county, testier Gully represents. that he is wt4l provided with
home n , oni and conveniences rut the lodging and accommodat ton
‘of strangers and Ira% elers.nt the hate In *filch he now lives in
dontuglictic therefore prat ill the honorable court to grant him
a /Meese fur keeping cpubfic inn or tavern, and he relit' duty
bound will ever pray. r ALVIN GIBBS.
We. the sublieribeni, citizens of the borough of Waterkird, in
wbich the above inn qr talo erd: prated to b_ licensed is proposed
tube kept. decertify tiat Alvin Gibbs, the above applicant, in of
good repute for honesty and temperance. and Is hell provided
with house mini and don% ell lences for the lodging and a -comma
dation of strangers and travelers. and that such an iuu ur tat ern
i+ mre,ar% to, accommodate the pillArs and entertain strangers OrlSe New, link Col!Odium of Sacred Music.
ant ira‘r lers, 'St= rinNt3TITUTING a large rind choice variety of new Tun.
Staved; A Oliver. II II Whitney. Wm Anderson. H 1 i.—/ chants, Aota.., o e, Moretti. etc.. from the Lest Foreign 0
David lint 4 I 1 A merierio cuuspuitr. v, sib all the old vines in common use,. t
Oliver, ..,fin 0,..0hn Turbett,Chester Wrist, Hervey I m o w , igh a eaeei.e . ekiner,i-ii.y e ti ori,e, si m pl i fied alsa Adar
Boyd. I Barton. II llnmilton,F F Farrar, John Marvin . V.l the tr.ipae nits of t.eginners. The n hole eomprising the M.
complete eolletuon of saered music eser published, tor .81e
To thr honorable Court of Quarter Sessions ( ) . St'AFFURH.'
of Erie Oh . use tioaboo.n. or
The pei i non of Fidel Itutlinger. of the East Want of the bur I , Erie. Nov .3n,'ln3J,_ nit
oath id Erie.' ii said county, respeetfulty represents that he IS well _ _ - .
As
prat ided n ith ton mom sail eonvenithrell no the lodging and I C 11)
‘reroin,datton , rstrangers and travelers at the I anisette Wee!. , , n,„„
kiit h% John Crotteitharger in said borough. He therefore props _
theltonotabie court no grant him a license for keeping a i.t.tdie inn
or ta%ern, and he, as in duty bound will pray, ter.i FII)LI. DUTI.INC;F.R.
We, the stilsier them citizens of the cart VI ard„ in the borough
of Enron loch 'eh the nbore Inn or tavern. ma} ed to be I leen red is
prok!osed to tw kept, do certify that Fidel !lotion -Tr. the shove 31"
plicant, ikof $610.1 repute for Inint,te and temperance, and is well
provided with ifOLSOC room :UM convenience.. for the lodging .stid
tic,mionodation of Fir:lD:ff. and (Mi tM,. nut that nuns ill inn
or tavern t. neee.sary to accommodate the wadi. and'entermin
4 tramterf aint Ira' eters.
Signed. JOs - eph Kelsey. H Cadwell. C Sine!. ThosG
; Colt. Joh.) Knobloch. T Encleheart. Murray Whallon.
C 4 Tkbbals; J W Hunter. S It llewey,Adam Wild. H
G Sessions. Fred Schneider. . ' 361
. _ -
ILASZEIT & CANDY MOP.
l"II 1 Sah•eril. begi leave to inform the Lather and Gentle
men of F.rie, that tie eontiouv., to earls on the . •.
BAKEltrk CONFECTIONARY BUSINESS,
in all it.Cvarlrals brahrhea. at hlk ON) h ?rem.% 3 tree:. 1 rrAerli
lit and 3 , 1 Street.. rartittilar attention wiitbe pa id'to ifisjiiish
tiie roadie or private partµ+w Ith all kol" , q.l 1"..f N
tat IN FrA )NARV. t'll ‘l, J ELIA E aiid every
other delierniv in hi. line. From hi. 1.111 e x p,rolfi l e i n the
having been asteeratihrly in the employ o( Me.srs.
L'bw.inan andi Keith, and %Or:. Purdy, at the late welt-known
between the Ree , l llotoe and Brown's, he Batters
he %, ill le nt.le to render entire sausfaetion.
Krte. Dee. al; I-30. JACOB SI 'IIINTIIAL.
HaCtlf IMLII3a' —IIOW fall a inbly get a Hitt' 4le 11.111111111
111 Mier 1% idiom a'"bang up store'" It is (AA of the ques
tion' .t Inn now remaining mould at
Mats& Scaaver & Cars-rra.4
'Efieironn , !ry or :gore'
D., 1.1. 1,.51
EllilNSoßtr PLANK Ro. 4 lb.— A Ttte ruliiieriker. to
the .tek of the Erie and Edentiorocrlatitt Road company
are notified arid reilitireit . to pay the lerlarice of their sot.tri
on or before the 13th dayof Jairmarphiest. and by a
Ilitsrat rd the Board. only ruth at hat e r.ellvte4)eertifiraie,.
ar teat mE ' , ern paid in fidl,will be cutoff , ' .tc, ferei,e any dlr.
Mend.. wad after the tat day of Apra next.
1)"c. 41, 141. P. A R Prei•lifeht.
Utica* II: liar.
CAME to the residenee of the nubeeeiher living in Greene
to%%emtrip,aln.iit hielsth II" Nos etnber last. a niontl ret year-.
lino Heifer, hiving 3 In Itin, itol4C of the kit era.—
tvh,oe, qn q . rr I 1 Heit'es in rep/metric), ideree prove, koverty.
pa% Itar,r—nti.l I 'lke her 'lna - J. HULL.
lie .21, 1,30. ) 2 .
•*" . Wt.!.
‘ rDI I't 'R'S. NralCE.—The utidersigned being appoint.")
1 - 1.1) the Orphan's ("ttu of Kole county an Auditor. to distrth
uteihe assets to the ltando of the Admintstraton of John W..... -
0 ~rth. der'iL It.te of Elk Creek. wool.' Site aottee to a11...py.r5..,.,
ha' sug clams ngniti , t the ....tate. that they may present thPat 1)
huts at the. receoc U. 11 Cutlet, EN.• in"Girard. on Satur.ll2:,
Antolar) I lib 1 4 .t1. MORTIMER l'111:1/1'r.
• i.e 1..1. Lee. al. I ° 3o. .
_r =2,3•2:
. • ,
OYSTER'S!! OYSTERS!!! • '-::,
Tit . Fuleet.lcr has received. 'Mid u ill cutitittlie 13 ri4tti‘e,-
0 titers d. rest from the bed. to sot 111 lief large cans. NI,
rate faiothes :old parties supplied oar the a! ,rust tp loi I,e. and on
li)eral at ruts. Orders frunt the country and distant tom. ns alien
dyd to h lilt delettelt. L. ti. CLARK.
,
rt le. No% .... - 7, 1 , 1.1.• • tits --
SAWS.
Circril..% R. All. rut. Tenant. (land. Paned, 'Rack. Wood
Fy hole eays, for ettle by. (;Ju. SELDEN &VON.
ftt.FR. 7.ttiv'e be.t kuperfige Flour for hy
the er at the market prier. W arrogated -the beAl or the
M. Mr . ', re (WOOL (Dee 7, 11-50.1 As . K, .
1 - 4 ‘s aine,l; 1.4),
a few Alarm of
$5 .00 t) IS: l o ° r ?it
th E.a3t Rail Road tgoet. by
114e4 other 7, 11....1111fr &
IVI I'V FS---t )1 . super iur quality, fur sale Ly
.L Deectubef. 7. IFS°. i. . IIRD RI-ST
gloves 'and litosiely. •
.A SPI.riDID stock of Gip; (Nig the t la.uc rrench But, Ora , '
wired coforA, and n fuir andqdack.buth for I.ldies and Gen.
nil.o. Mole 1114), AlraCed. t 01)i.NYlik and cotton Hose, very
lie , . jug Giteue.l by Isf ft . SIOO(LTT 01161.TFR.
"Vetter Late Than Neves"
III: are rerei 1,•• (Air Plo , k of Fall and IVinter
V V IA Lie!) h serectril with rare. rind we think Output,
II m.1:1 th The ussrlrtnient is very gelieral,end eon ,
I iin= sni.: =ttlrs of Ilrcas t:oods not before in this inarket:astlits
inilibrted within two weeks. We 'Dyne the visits of
Ct..tOinery, ninl throe vi ho hate produeo exchange, and
feel eciirldent neerin stand the test of- euuipari a in style and
price w:Ui all others. to trouble to show
LESTER SENNETT & rntsTra. •
•
I)VP.ITITFIA—NI4d.Ier ludigo , I.mgwood, Fumie. Annell47.
Dicwood.&c,by JACKxIO?i,
MRS. IL S. WARS.
i t i o te b u e:r4v i ro a n. g
r a e T t l
,f.raireVt;
or
ahe sow ready
•
Pall and Winter laillin•ry,
consisting of Velvets, Satins. watered Balks. uncut Velvet. Rilt•
bons. Frerelt FlowerA iwreat variety. and prices nitwit ens.
hinters r a lid +in [3er f: vet v. in the Millinery line 100 litlairtuu
to it+n nett; int 'ape always on hand.
Conittr) Mt:liners can and will be furniihed with Good; and
ra.bions cn as reammahle terms as they can be purchased in
ltntfalu. or a n v other place a er.t of it.
rdo, net. tn. IMO. n 24
W - . Xl. 211411 SILL, DENTIIIIT.
• HAS/moved bli OFFICE from the. !teed Howe
to BEM' Y'd BUILDING. ou the Fublae Square
neat the Cohn ihutee.
•II • -
File, Noir 0. Fag. •
30111 W Z. IItIZTON,
DRUGGIST, NO. 6 REED lIOUPIE.,
EGS leave to Inform the public that he is hi receipt of his
B
Vail and Winter supply of Drum Medicines. Paints. arlia.
Th e t umm y Pure wi,rs and bigliof/ for medical purpose.. Teas.
&e.. ace- ail o(w hick be otfen for pleat pries whin(' be is ego
'Meat will snit purchasers.
It is his Inventing to sell medicine" ',Mahler* pure. bod
'genuine- The protrusion mar' *peed upon such beingleetivered
%fled*, to themselves or to their order. AU widget, ankles iti
thi, line are 111VIII0 - 10 give him a 1011. . .
Enejov. f, Mt usi
• STIILT•111111111111. •
CAMBI° Me farm asks subscriber. in Girard TOwcablp.
the tat attar, a dark brows .seer, ose year old ,apt dpi
MO artiriebil marks. "t d owner is requested 10 cape
prourrly. play elsarers. ake Mei away.
Girard, bee. 17, -aas MARSHALL LYON.
,
Stray Zeifisr• ' 1
CALIF, to the hunt of the subscriber, ih McKean townskip.abouk
the 7th of this womb. a two year old red Helfer. *late thrett
white IRMY, both earsetther cut allot boas off. Mo other.arUtit.
eel marks. The owner is requested to come prove proKrlY. pet'
charges cud takesit away. SAMUEL TOM&
Mc Keane. IN-c. si. it.3o. 301
,
____
T R2I3IIEOVIADI •
II E subscribe,. has removed his Fancy Dry Goods Piave has
No. I tot, Commercial tUeltange, where he neer* for male a
genera/ assortment of t3othi revisal chalk. and Fancy Dry Goaalai,
at towel{ rates than can he hailits! n bete. "Please tan and cc
amine tbr yourselves, and if not*, Will buy.
Erie. *lee. 141, lel& MO3E,AI K neff.
Notice.
ILL those knowing thernsetvr4indehted to the Flubseribef wf
take notice dial I am bound to hive-ay boot' muted by
fing of rebrnary, and those who Will nO4 come and pay me
fore that time shall ems, and psi &justice with emu alley that
Erie. Ike. 14, 1310. 11101505'K0C14.
orzcz moan b *RAWLS.
AT NO. 1, REED HOUSE.
IHAVE Kist 'revived another aback of alhawls. purcbmied wit
eash down, and offer them ou jbe Atlow ing *rum I will w 4
as good an article it 111 as can Od produced Itir 113—as good a db.
at gla Bias for In and as good a ; one kir $5 as for In Born as
store in Erie, where the Hand Bellows. Key Bugle or Tons
are employed until the operator. In endeavoring to produce kin
sounds, imagines himself Faltiudf junior.
N. B.—The above figures 'aro Lot made with retbrenee
"putting the tariff" on the Wane* of my stock at preseut or nix
seavort. intend -cumuli/nig oni the cheap system throughou
and umiervelliag as usual, any House that buys on long credit
Erie, Dec. 110850. .I. U. CEASE,
New 1111omis.
H. FULLERTON is now rieeiviap direct flow New Y
J
• the largest Stock of Goods he baseVerofferpJ to ,Erie. Illy
ing Purchased at greatly reduced prices. he Is, petered to sell
terms that o all prove sausfactorjr to purcbswers, at wholesale., •
retail.
Ci:OTlls.--Cannimerci. Batmen', Tweeds and as. a buy!
_ asergiegt, at low prices. by , J. 41. PU!. /MTV*. 1
French Merinoes—rarantattag, Mohair. and Del na client
pie c !ripest atFULL ONS:
( - turners' Tools —AINII . miaow, at FAILL/CitTON'ot.
•-, Dee. 7. f -
Sll.KB:43l:kek and col d DOtioSilkt, good stock. at
Dee .7. 10.50 . . • , • rin.LERTf 'NA,
Ma iolrey's *boot Books.
DECEIVED this morninr.
.dlyeet noel the publishees. a foes
It supply of 111c4ufky's School Books. Schools notplkd by% •
down. • . • O. NPAFFORD.
December 7. 1930. Corner of French anal Othstreeti.
100 Rtas Coarse Pall.
lOU .In. Floe for sate it •
• . ,
• (1.114. TIBRAf.fk
WITITCh. 3la
P6cklnait *out. Cod • lah.,lsitne and rim,
r9f "it , at c t N. TTBB 114
BJLP ascii wars Thick Boots,
3 •• Kip
Calf "
Do)s K tli i i p ek t
Children' coarse and tine Shoe% and Booteen'. for cash at the ne
lowest ggures. Work n arra nied first ratc 6r no sole. by
Dee 7. C. M. TIBDAtii.
ciaoasimnr 4 GILLIS crests'. I
stock of Mating Light Drue. Flowery Moe ft ,
Vommon, Crockerv., Tea and dining Oetts complete. et A•
1 ! gold maortinent of dims Wart. at
C. M. Tltllß A I
14e. 7, 1 6 10. Cheap Fide. •,!
i -- A 3:!:13 I
, 6 doz. Miles White & Co's superior Cast Steel Axes for la,
It., try the dos. or si ugle—wirranted. ,
• GEO. SEI.DEN'& EtOlt.
FLtJIR.-7L Olds. Just to and for pale by • .
Dee. 7. CEO). 5E7.D.P.7.1 & SON
11A11111.V 81ti1i.15 71 .--k - e - Tolefi lot of family hibles.ahe beat
J. town. jmit recei%ed and for baleuneonommeltenp I.y
Dee. ltvo. 0. SP.UPNORD.
OLD Ohio tr'tlusitiv-40 barals just received hy
ni.s
_ - LAIRD &
- was.%
1111,133 astir
lIAS water for Cistout tirtiiiling and Flourine.on abort tiotir g
The proptietntsa retort. thank. to the public For the ithera
pattunatte bereitifore extruded. and solicit a continuance (KJ
- value Flour constandy on hair] by the barrel and retail, airtb
lowort rates. b. &TAW. 41. gent & hl,llO.
LEt ic„ Nov. 141430. ' ,n!
Bran. Shorts, Corn Meal. Rneksrheat'Flour fir male alibi. lbw
est Facet. I._f WANTED-110,00D Wadi. of wheat, and 13 v 00
1 burh.'olf Corn.
PAID •
FOR. CORN.—The sulaeribee aid pay early'
paiiheia cores fu We viral if deliaened sows
ter IL D.,II.ICLAR
ANIT:IX-111c brgst marker pri e will.be paid
700 u tvusbela Oats at ttu• Matt of R. 8.-CLARK'P
III'ItaCLUO.9BLi.--35 Burial • Robes far sele very ebea
. IL MAR .
LE.Y krDTI*
. --c--
- a • , & NOWT/ MAST Mara &OLD.
r ' Irr. 1 4 t're..r given of an election of °dicers fur t
it.
t i c
. E lit North tx.t g a tlrOad Contpatty, fiii the ensuing ye.
to I. e • id at the titre of the company. in Erie, on Tomb) t
ttlit d i: or Jl.iwar ) neat, Ittivreett the bog f t pot2 Saul I o , c
P. M. , .1. C. StENCliat. !key
Erie.;' •
1/1 , . 11. li4Sa. 14
G. LOO/11;11 k• 00.
11.‘V Ill i e z v oc eT L r o nt=n i l i C i ew ?i r 'o i r i t i w ev ith er
i t r e:
k.. 14 ak
feted in and are. eogartaatly itvelving
~ o 4s • litla h ill enable their Wends' and customers to ireice
„ rich ant de.iratile articles ate not generally bond W
-01 the title cities. embracing • great variety of ape Gold a
%Vaiehro, Gold Ear and ringer Rinds. Gold Breast ri
Bracelets, rhilitis.-Ke)s. Belt tihlea mad 11-tickle*. Gold Pens a
rental, Loekets, Thimlilee.
will be enabled in a rev days to furnish any who r
Erl Ile Eno. E‘GL.II•II LAVER n41111311' Or their
importation. Those u isttiirgextra heavy Gunter or inner C •
can be 'aeeotata,rdatel with any weight they choose fur th ,
ill% satiOril a rare opportunity to ticket.
Erte4 DeeetnEer IL lf,lo.
Vali:Nell Ala' aster and kii) pidgin Marble Mantle three a
11 - p - .k.. tsw , rnittsli„ at G. Looma a. t gi
Dec.' I
a , --..,FORTMAS YR E.)F.NTzt —A lot oft Toys and other 111 , 9
astable presents Icr thq coining Holida)s, at t,
- Dereruher In. 0. Li Itnlitt Co . Plate
e(iI,AR Lamps, Girandoles: Lldtatlies. Globes.' Wicks. it en
riety at G. LOOMIS & (ILLI
• ,
till DiriN,'.
. ,
A ND paNi its the highest S men • for any quantity of Doak*
It Finmei. Sock', Yarns, Dried Appiir and Peaches. .
Erie. Dee. 11. il..tlitD & lier'll
Ct II AWl.S.—l.onit and 'finale Bay State. eas.llllllfll and pit ci
1.-7 bang Shunts: prices 75 tants to thirty dollar. tot ante ty.
FU WERT(
Rltit KR it 11(it , ..4.-10Oti Pair Women's. Men'saind
of all desirable style!, at kiss priers than be found in
• J. II r6I.I.EKTi 311
mAVOID Dap itet—au w rune/mi and abuy a parr
ri 10 waits- 8.-9. c hrxb l'ea.lL Bap I:koiler. 13 1111t1.. PN
r 110.1011 R• 112.01/, G Baricla Rice. for pale wholesale'
ret 111 I y. J. H. ruLLERTLI
tri ra c:C r ai l t t :l B Cir lt u i s.l l . l l l .7nets m 7 r i r etri, 50_p in geei ll st ' A a pe lee d 41 - 1 '
vices Pri:ls. IN pieces bleaebeJ as their
ran i. 4 ripm,l is this market, fut salt by
Dee: li, 1 , 30. J. H. lIPULLEV.TO
1 .r, il fi St 11111:2 4 Sole Leather.
•
I el, WV 1100 .1..11.1`) . 'tool French CAJLFSELNS,
POD rtyle... Upper, : t
. SOB )luroeco.
- IPM 11.1otoes and Muting! !3( eera artieli of
Shoe Nit nott riliduiv. bY
Dec. 4, INTO,
EmOEED Et.IMIUM.
!?Rt:141I supply just tcceil.e.l at
11100R&I GRoCERY sTORi•
7 1— tirrI09poi-1 M.N. and hairdo. Mackinaw and 1161
V Si‘rr Ei,h; allot a tot or Afackeriel and Shit
fal6 cl trap a t MORN'S GROCERY : 4 1'0;
1.1411"oR4--A fine ankle of Wines
of all kindu. can be found at AlltAißlrel (ttic
t14;.1:4: i t C.ll 4 : . .—A new aril vat of thaw eiilendid. Hie\
I- lioth ilrevihn.l Black at MOORF.'44 GRiKIERV taTlx
-------------------- `,
Sral
fIAR:4-I.oar. ernehe.l, tellrerized, Coffee ernehed rorlt, (
I leo. N. 0. and Havana Popes, t vether witheery ar t ill
ii.ually found in a Grocery Store can be foundint -
T. WI NICH)RI:111_
, Executor's Salo. , , iWO
TN pursuance of au order of the Orphan's Court of Erirlep py, Oran f
i 1 shall expose to sale at puhlic 1 intim nt the late •re,1.1 .4 ce fth.c.".
a 1 lisha Pinner dee me McKean Corners in Me !trent totri, i p, I Al'o. Ilia ..
on Saturday the 23th star of January next, at one o.c ock . I. El to E 2 y,
of Plat day. the i Moo in{ Scocribed property: Situate in a d VITAN:rE —3OO bothOric I%P
romnship of Meke in, and bounded as folios', to wit: n it. `•V
metteing 212 pt. reties (rout the 244th utile tree in the old a , a to
1 \ Sou yds. 11pincstic I
. IMPS pairs Wool Poe
to it.. Wool %an
hurt thence East DM penSies along the hue toad. 111 e
Korth 41 is.relies to a W.A. thence East GO Pert el to an to ,b, g t a ..,,t mar k et . 4 . sit Soojis at th al,
*aPIIII; !hence North GO perches to a most; then e East r r- Left. NOl, 3,4 tams. ,
rbel to a post ; thence South 33 perches tr. a r tree, e •---- +------,
IVi itt9B perches to a Most,thence South 3/ perches to 4 t;
d; C
station Illarl( 1 11arble. hour mu
I.I)IIKS,—A t piety ,f OG. doul it
thence Woad, perches to the West lineor the AV:Lobs:igloo
thltnee south along said line of roatlTO Elio perches to lan .. Id wholesale and retail. by
to 11, F. Morey; thence East 13 2-10ths perches to a Post ttl nee D't It 1 • 341 .
SI 19 2-141 tho perches to it nom: theecefficiii. 132-loth f •r- pattii. ord.. Blenched Sh tinge
i
chew to the wealine of Wasbiarioa road; and then reopt hf' sii. , `-"-• 11.1 to 13 cents per yar by
per has to the T a r of beginning eoutaining IEI3 acres .1 d
pet hes or land t measure. torther with p barn ne r it:
an .being the a
l estate of Elsaha Pinney, late of c e
Trottashlp, deer/toed.
TERMS or PALE. ' I
t ,
00e4114 on confirmation bf sale.hotahee fit 1 foram an 11
st.illiients, Vi lib interest payable annually with each in • I .
to be secured by Jadginent bond and toortgageon the pre, ii
RACHEL riris
Executrix of hat will of Mobs NOW). etc C.l,
Ilec 21. le3a.
, -- - -
Dissolution of Partneisitip. ,i, ,
rtig Partnership hereto&re villain in the 31esearrfilie ' Bu
I n.-ss Wider then's' of gimbals, Janes & Mates.. %I
dn"
been
dilapived 6,
mutual
C I e VrItLIAM NAHBOV.. ' '
... HENAN JANES.
1 &e. ti mos. H H. (MATTER. i
R. Jr Jr ' basin, reerrased the Interest of Mr. Ma in
.ruin I,
Jaen .ni ran
M above raeutrotted VW* .the Waimea will he rontinitid
bathe Etas OfJesea AL easbure. II EVIAN JAN ES
WILTJAM•eANBOSIi
the. IMAM& H. If. CitiEFEE.
ATEW Year's Preteat.—A • 'Raw uphtore." with a hqult
./. 1 1 sett of eoppa ware hi about the eie.hest resent ks
I - 4e: day, that eaa be /Wad in line. fee sale by
_
'Cosationos's Ornre. *silt, rA.
Dee. 23, hBSO.
iSealed proposals will be receivvid at this Ace
vittil dna 11th day of "salary. 1841, for the sup-1
pli of ratios• and ship cheediery for the Uoitedl
States Revenue cutter Ingham for the term of po ol
your from the first day of Janoory nest. The
ration for the Cutter service is this same as the
allowed in the Naval service, emitting the It
qaor, and consist. ef the articlee l enowierated in
the following table, to wit:
: 13 - 2-6L.2.2
Ns ..11 • " 49 4 r .
It .
. : 4
. .. 1
it.... t I ••• I ... r Oink:
.4
0
I i .o. II i au. ‘ l °F.' . el
:4,
1. t err t 1 owls i Kieft . 9 2
• •. -
--1 / •
3 • o
I teo I I i", 0 61 •ri.. !no
frui .
I 'i • : leo o .
I w I 4 a•. I
, i r i 1 br r , .
••1 77. 2.." . Z 7. Iti
vb........ k u.
,
.......„ " y ea. 0
L, -;,. •oa . . ,g,
' i : 11 r'
+4 ' L ' coeo4.
I t , ~.ra•l • I
1 totter. ;
I .I 60 lei I I her" 1
)
"I rit. ow I &AIM I 10
"0 .4
I 80. I iisoloooe 0 -, :i
1 I •
--..._-____ •• 0
P. I i . 74 'a
U
/
I . 'neer. '.•3a
4The rations lobo of g... and holesome qual
y, to be approved by the Collect r; and the dif
terent artieles eolnprisiag :he rat to be deity.,
.H im bdard the cutter iin gocd and sufficient.,
csks andlvessels, to be provided. y the coutric-'4
tor, and the contents thereof die ibetly marked'
each. It is to be understood that the eutt-!
t ctur will be bound to furnish, ' prin feastme4 l
i in
ble notices. 0 of often se may be equiterl by 'het
caption of the eviler, with the sti robatien oft el
collector, (inot exceeding upon average, oel
1
day'in each Week,) such fresh eat and fie hi
eegetables as may be efluivalen to the eorretio
periling parts of the ratiOn illo din the Naval ;
1;e tvice. I .
I WM. M. KALE iiEft, Cod. 1
I AI-'
7 • . Cot.srcroa'eCtertes, ram, PA. t. 1
Ike. 25, 1830. I
P r oposals will) be received at his office until*
the 11. th of January. ft",sl, f or urp l y i ns ..h ir i .
chandlery for the'R•ventee cutter ou this station ;
for one year from' the let Janus nest, accord.
ing to the lollowhig list; viz:. • i
Anchors and Bedgei,
Brooms, lirekory,
do 14ch,
, . do - a.
Bunting, al colon furl with . .
:
do do Nth do
1 Blocks. friction rot A, per i h per sheave, '
ni,hushed. .
Cordage tuned, hemp, Pulesll.
.do 'dit , .bott rope, .
do dip manilla. ' ..
•• do •die Chain, i 1 I
Canvass, Holland'e, • a • - .
. do' American hemp, I
do . Cotton No. 2, . .
do - dri 3. '
do , i dct 6,
• dodui 10,
. ,
miresers, , Manilla, 1
• , Hemp Howlers, t • • ,
Housfiae; , i
Ilam 1 broline, . t v
Hooks and Thimbles,
' Junk, '
Leather, eialging,. , I I ,
. ,
Leather, punp, i
• Lumber, white pia, deer.; • •
Oakum, i ' . '
i 1 ... . .
Oil, Sperm,' winterJatratood
do 'autturter, 1 - • •• I
do .linseed. boiled • . '
...
do raw,
Painti, black lead;
. 1
do • i white lead te-oil gro . *
_
Pfivrder, ..eihnon,,, 1 .
do priming, , .
Snatp,'browo, I
, Spun liam" .
Oak wood, limed and tieliv P -
. All 'trucks reVired net rum ted to be fur
nished at the Ipw.-st market price
• ' ‘VIVI. Id. GALLS FIER, ra -.
D. O. CLAP
LI X'l ILA NI Hi INES ,' J. 11. • . non. No. 8, • teed Muse. 'l
Lha vine latdatned rr• , ,pppt am celebeetbint Cu.'s. ow.,
tiered Extra 3161 wanes: is prep.. to I,ut up rtqateta pre• •
seratnions, ramp,. rompoiade. ke . itb arettrary and 44, sorb
stater MI. re it tli not in thew °petal • . dutappotet the ptryser tan
or patient. Alesiret ne udt) , Le °hat . at any hour of tbeday or
night.el :,
.._ _,...
JrEK,IN TI . AS—A new ijupply of Iltiebr •ut.h. Itr Tea.. frr*b .
warranted to muff. just reeet‘e.. by' J 11. DI'RTttN.,
SEGA RS.-I.l.ulat of the tir.evt d:ttro itnporw4l t rinccpe :wore
the heo I ever bail. for sale by the •sor at reta.l.
November t 430. J. N. BrRTWIT.
Cashfor .• • bort
TCE l .4htere , ert , rat. ittetiare.,l to I'-VII thr , trtY TlatortY
VVlitorll4.lo.l Vit 131 J 1.1 Board.; 11.34. 3 :Ind
ell PLlffic- Vviumt. 5: 6 4 7.1 4 . 971 II and 11...5ne . t0, vlotare.
i . .
vyr . .l 2 I,‘ 1 Srahtl log. Ash;of the 6..11 %vine thielliutevV: 11.1 i. 'I!.
3 "'I i Illr Iv"; t h. rry ohiboll ktfoh, of whipping lumbec„ The
,j 1 Stl,eril.erg o ill otake rowirar is for n ik mount 04 ilw alvw euww.
I tioned Lumber'to he delivered thee. mor ernvoo. Twelve foot
.14 the tlioN Ltemrh hte length to have Lifweber got wed.
-
tine. N0v.:30, 1859. : . , iGio. i4ELlit:Ni & WIN.
. ,
r--
liant
Light •
3nn GAI,LOICS or Wilijant's Prii e Ca teiphinc, a lirry Orly,
v • - • and beantiFil Preparation att t l wlreantebd t w •
sCiperior I rliliauey. t RTER & B ROTIII:R.
Eric, :inv. 30.• p. 130.
6601I iiii:—
Mt;ito de Laura am 4:W.dialers, anew desszns
and st)les nog opeowd: some ,n ill le skild as low a. Lae
. • :
a ,, n t . , .14 per card: Good tonterns tilted and Oath.
N,..r. 3,9, 1-30, ,
_.i. : . U. M. TIIRRAI.9„.
..._ . _ ..
H.ll' KNIVES, Gate I inges and 4.atefies, at -
:Nov 'XI. lA3O. - fil - FilS RECD.
Q1.11.1G11 111.:1.1.:4 and 'Rotes, a pcid .assortmentfm the (i:eio
5..3 Gard% ate store. I4'El'B RI.Elt.
DR-ASS & GI, 1..•••;S , Cur it l'ins, oftdoierent patients" at . _
JJ Nov. T-1, 1.50. • . RUFUS at
T% I 1.: 3
SIRING TAPES!, 46 and Sal t, w utt - ftldtti, hitTnis4,
.• 1.1.1 at No. Rwed Goose. :• R.l. FUN RE131.),
• A I .ICKLIIEII... I) the' Barret halt and quarter lotrrel and In
.1.1 I. Ksts, fig PCP -by - -
. I. IS: CLARK.
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•liR It'K -14 , 5'1*—.4 new a 1- rticle for etkaning knivea; frr gale Sy
Till
Erie. Nov. lg. • • 0 S. CLARK..
P .
TN DI A Itt 4 IIIIKII :Steam ll i atl4g anil ritekitori are. for Pale by
J. Nor .tl, nt3
, .
300
1
G l iti T l4B i L o Gl4 . for altil by , - ~ .6. CLARK.
77,V - • -
. 6 CEARK. —
zit)
5ullA ii4iKl..,is 1;1 bite LAI7 - .la half barrels - Ml,lntesf.tsh. and
1011 i do. •
I ••-
_ - 11$. N. CLARK
•
ME
I H. FU
......_ .
rii.orits: ei.orikin aril Ca•simdres from Asietion. I hare
L* on hand a larger stork than ryer of Cir.the ina Cassinseres.
%shirt' I purehared at aueli , n. for e4a at the lone.' figures. As
^n earnest ..d it. I ii ill .01 al gaqd
.%NI to the p ool Mack Clvtli for sl 73 Per Yard.
:
rn do , frOui lei sn to ; 73 do
qn do Irvin , [ g 611103 66 do
• a wanted I* dierr.) 160 dp
f overcoats from , i II 1510 300 do
•en an.l Brotrft ' . t . 4 So' do
'a k. Blue !nark alii Fdtifyitkit. Sktti Ca..•:jrnprrt,frnfil
yard.- C. M. TIOII t Ur.
--7- IF.; --- —7 7.17 1 ..:,..., •
-1 lannel.
s.
- ail , for which I will pay the
%oil, figunrs.
C. 'AI. TIII/3 41.5.
__
i 0 i:.Maraue. Uolhle. lin
* Klett Day Alarm Clocks.
, :q. L 003119 k CO.
u
d l
_.
lid yig ' Pall sad IVntiir liffillineryl
MRS. CURTIS woad respeqully inform the La - e
dies of F: hand vicinity, that she Isla jest returned fronußew
York with a large and beautiful Bsl.ofUtlent of
" . alLiZetrillirr AND ria'NY (soots.
. t. • eMmioung of Bonnets of every i‘tyle.pre,srapi, Tabs. Flowers.
Plumes. Ribbons, a went 'artily of el vets, Silk.. Satins, ate.—
Llre.s :Ira float Trioneine,,llosiery.i,Glo‘ es and Mitts. lest oual-
T .
iryi French sock Collar .. Lace ea alualln.• k:ditiiiits, lows
' Wig,. 'I hrrad. Edgings. Lade Veils. ti ark Late Fsii gllll. materials
Pot %lantillsis. ready made Cloaks , r. ihruidery Pat . ZePhet
`and Berlin Worsted. runic TrinuningS, Steel Beads, Flame Twist,
i'" i ilic , eic. Bair cellar. w Owl inisoriaiwnt, and monfother ant
'tis
els.% all of' whlchisr 11l be sold airoW, Wboksale and retail, Ratan
be fought in thocity. 7
1T Milliners Banished With all ankles in their line at tedueed
prices. Straw Roans. Cleaned and pressed.
Elie, Oetotiet„ 1111. left •
. al l
He . , Adinisistraterli Notice. •
u•
N0 . ..7E,, tombs given' that letters of administration base
bees granted the suherrher on the &date of Chas ter "U.
Chunk late of Vetting°, thie Co.. dotceaset AU persons Ulna , -
twe. indebted to said Est*, are *mead!! to make patmeat
1
1 .. witboet dery :'sad all persona havldg claims aeainst weld estate.
SW pre avowed to want the* duly aittivAueased for meselrifto‘
Ildll ',' i NARY CHURCH.-
Vesanip Dee, li , MSC ; 7 . Altalialgttatrig.
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egurt.um fur •11r from
C. M. TIMBALS.
For the C•re
COUGES, COLDS,
HOARSENESS,
WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP
ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION/
7.111111 truly valuable Remedy for all dimities of the Lungs al* , i
Throat, has become the chief reliance of the adlictegos it Is
the most certain cure knoen for the akee complaints. While
alt ii a powerful retnithal ageht in the lost desperate and almost
hopekvs canes of Consumption; it ,is also. In diminished doses.
out of the mildest ;Ltd most agreeable family medic Hies Rococo
mon troughs and Colds. Read below the opinion of to who at
lumen su the world. and the world respects their opinions.
Prim Ptircuot HiGrAeock.
James C Ayer—Sir: 1 here used your "Cheery rectow.“ Ia
my own i use of deep seated pronehltio, and am satisfied from Its
chemical cottstiumon that it IS an hdmirairle compound Ibe the
relief td larynalal and bionehlar 4llstcultiea. 1 1(1 11 7 °pink°. silo •
its superior character can be of any gentle you are at liberty to
Use it m the think proper. Emirn mrcurock, z.z. D.
Prbdtot Amherst Unilleas.
Dr Brewster, of Windham Co. Conn. sends us thefitilknwimaier•
ti loony:
• Dr J C Ayer—hear Siri—l enclose poi a certificate ham Mnt.
Catharine Kt Cady, a highly re.peembie lady of thliiirlilage, witti
er Mr. Seth Cady, Depnty Sheriff, Windham Co. Conn: The Cu,.
in hermie was very prompt, and has attracted general attention.
W A DIREWITTEff, M. D.
ken %irriarfy, Ct. feptslB,
'rids may certify that' I was afilieted with a very severe cough
in
ta
wittier of .11-e. 'which threatened to terminate in Coo- r
sum is
n. I had tried many medicine/ in vain, and was cured
by atm.( dyer's Ckerry Pectoral.
Cavircautzl K.Cattlf..
mprer f:VIDE.TCE.
Dr J C Ayer, Lowell—Dear flu: —Feeting takessoblfgaSions to
ice Ibr s the resteratiob of my health. I send yon ' al:report of my
citric, wbieb you are at I berty to publish !britle benefit of others.
Last autumn I took a Cold, accompanied by a severe cough,
and tuadeuse of many edicines without obtaining relief. ' I
was obliged to gib cup Mess, fro:Fiendy raised blood : and cord
get no sleep at night. A 'friend gave me a bottle of yaw r • Merry
Are/veal, the use of which I immediately commenced !recording
to directidus. I havejust purchased the fifth e. and am wit
ty well. I now sleep well. my cough bas eeas and all by the
use of your valuable medicine, ' E 9 TONE, A N
Prise I pal Mt Elope Eteminati. ~
from. Dr Ettyapti DrEgglst and Postmaster, Chicopee Falb.
Maw: . ,
Dr JC Ayer—Dear itir.—tneloseti'pleage find remittance Ibr alb
tbe Cherry Pectoral lent rent me. I can unhatitatiagly say, that
nq awe', ine we .en gives such matisetttlan it4Touei diesa nor have
ever seen a, medicine h itich cured no many cases of Cough and
Lung complaints: Our Physlciankare piing 'it extensively is
their prisc4e, and With the hamiestettlet. Truly yarn;
4
~.D
riternatn lIT 3. C. ATER, (MEN ,LOWC.Lf., XASA..
Bold In Crie by J. 11. BURTON & CO, and by Druipillen
erafit throughout the State
YENIt EGGS--21.0 doz. Fresh Egv'pald rem: d - F. •
Rile, Dee. 11. 1650. 11100 R ES OROCINLY STORE,
LlN.9 6 :ElkOlL.—Alnde in Erie county. and known to Be good
coustantly on hand by the laurel or sallon. Loiied of Taw by
Nor. Y. J. fltqfeTON.
Zoneyt "
1 BC'I Honey the Comb jutt y teeetredos homaddit•
went andl ew r s!iloe c
Nov. t1.,19311 ,
JENNY saivp LUSTRE" Brilliantine., Merinoes. Alpacas.
sod the finest rube'y of fast colored Prints. for sale chear,by
• LISTER eENN Ell' & CIIbITERe.
DSTERS.—A supsrlor article of plain aril colored Feather
Dusters for Piano and all kinds of furniture, offered cheap.
by , • P. HALL.
Arlon 31, 1950. • . nlll
I •
AUGER'S Ilair Blenders. Camel H a
Hair Blenders nd Pencil%
B Fan-Graining Brushes. Top Gratnging Brushes, tee lad
!lore Graining Combs of all sorts and sires. sillies are offeeed.r.
low's. can be bought is Erie or Buffalo. flu sale by •
August 3!. • , • , P. HALL.
&P.\2l ED Tins of &swirled sizes and eolonr to suit the 111
-,,
Jfor isle by P. HALL.
Augukt 31. 1..100. . t , . -
SUPP6I7 7 I ERS ind ellutiLler Beater . —A large quantity adapt.
ed to all hires, dud prove their
.utility by theta good etketa.-•
Fad trate by ! I'. HALL,
August 31. P
,)
AlRtiti.,ThiTiTllliZStorStives: Hair'D ; 5, bessilitoryWourda
r.
Li Cologne.. Shaving Soap and Crrains4Tolict Soap. and per
flonerie« of nearly overy form. Foe Side by _ _ P. HALL.
August 31. . . file
llNEink 1.341.'GR5. -01 , 1 Port .Wine, pare p. ice. 3,lalaglir
`VMadhira,pliferent qualities, Brandies. dark and pale; 1104-
land Gin, Santa Cru z
ti Ruin, Whiskey, Alcohol, L.c. for rale nt
reasobable,preteSby ' P. HALL.'
August 31. • . , .
asnortment of the too.t typos pattern
which will be fitted if rnquirecl, for sals,:by P. HALL. .
Atugu.t 31.
riISTREN and Putupp, topriber eiili led p:pt.. for pals
etwap by LarrEte. si:xxviT & t'll F.STER., •
IaETTER. PAPER—Ten Reanip via JeKsuperior lu shn.
sale cheap by the ream„or quire by J. I!. BUR f N
BA'' STATE.. Merino, Broehe and Turiern Ehipels in great
abundance, add cheap as tile ebeanek• 4.;
Erie. Nov. * .a
I lrrEll pF7NNE rNT
AWLS wilt had a pod assortment of UnitriV - gni:is. consisting L of '
Erimeh Merino. TO bet iMerligi, Poplins ; IM Lunes. ("ash
inerrs; Nara, changeable, figured and 'plain Airmea*. &e. Ite-s
ere ei red iltipfefb and Par gate at a "ainall•advance from co:4.
.(:E0.0E4.1)0X & SON'.
A - V fr:R it ter asrorunen of he 1,..1c0 in /int for fUniiv me: 11.0
l'atbup. for nal* - W. 'F. DER N r.orr.
V ERII.IFA9LLI and 31securui fur sale hy
ft •
e - W. F. V.:IIERN F.CIIT.
_,_
620 Krrs No. Mackerel. Al eight hurry's and half bhls.
Ma I attdls aelterel atulzt .1. far sale I , ) the 11.1. or Ibl
by • ' i - •,`.W. F. RINDERNEeIq.
BOXIeN7No. Liscate Hering for 'nip by 'tll - . bos by
W. F.
1 00BMA. roan.e. and F
,f 4 sale II)
1 I Cbi R and ht clers. - nntl any variety al
L
kinds, (Tull and rails for .tate by AllNitErt
- -
1 001 1,4 1' rirtot, Lind) eiclgto, to
W. F. jitiN.TIF:RNI - PHT.
J 3.11" ti• k. urvtha. 4iiityLi for sai.rt —r- 1 ,
le lobe( aft. S. JACKSIVIC.
-
. 0 . 411.1 t TZI rt lk 'l3 3101' 1 ,8MR ' -
A RE now meets in: a large (tit of progr,:grilit ines.Chentic els;
it Perfutrie4, Pane) Artoles. Pure ',quit* ant! Wipe ti. Whi
tlow C 13.1 of all sire,, Paitits, ti . 1))e-tdir., kr.. whiejlt they
otfrr to4hr wild!, ,it greatly reduce prices.' • ,
I , ,rie, Nov. 11. 1-50, 1 - ' nRS •
r-- •• - i_:_ - • ____.
— lie it known Unto alt Mon ' ,,,,_____
j r A :I: D THE R I'IS 'l' OF' II ..1..N KIND,.
OAT lam ivy re-el% i 10,. ., an i , rhal,l'cu'utititie to receive up to
the r'ioae of orivi;ati ,n 'Neo troutlis fitih.i . Fall and Winter
wadi , . is inch tt ere wit eted r. itit great earet,ntl. boheit for rash
.l
at low rate,. o li, , ili a it ea il.le , ine to utru• cider eilietti# to those
•ss ishingao purel,/w 11 , . IS '. ith cash iar rt , ddy par, a<..l can and
will sell cli..aiwr tlria ~::) oilier c,•tablii•liiiinttlii till. City.
It is lospostot In to cites eautiocoe'or ,ri,peturit4ve itt,ellball i t
flllbrar..2. ever) t are 1. of Staple and Fanc i ii Dry Gllo.sll Grocer=
ll
lea. 'roktry, Hairdo lie. Nap', &re. losen iclo-ion,ll would say
to (babe 14114110 g to pore hale call and es'a)eine my 'meek, It. we
reel Rewire., Olaf yo , i a ill upt gu away. dirt.' alifdlied with quality
or art,7ca.l 245111'11 "JACKSON.
_
Ent.. i ict. 2d. I*SO , • ~ . • WM
iIES French. Kid ae! 31occodit and 'I ies (1r sale b
y
-14 S.IAIiSN.
iiiic.
B o V's and Youtirs M.. cjr.,l
.S.Cls.
as tur 'it [ acl. , ;„ ( ''
i' / ' 7 . 1
'?-
SON. t
•
1 NDIA Ruhi , err - rr - 51:91.1thrE.Cdt&s, 3 - Hostscand o% . [ .. ittemen
a-a litre article for sate by . , ' . JAC `ION: ,
= - ~
LADIES Dress Good. , -ii large stock of Casitheres and Di;
In,levr, &C. for sale cheat: L :4 ' - . JACKSON.
.1_
CitiliilET (loth. Illouiliari 5.a7171 a rarigto and.
_lt haute,' Alinicas for saleond they ate ctiehy, by rACKSON.
- ‘
....._ „ 7
CA•A llVAdutts for Laniesh .d 31i , ..., 14. a tale:lo,
I
- -- _4-
LOTHA-!lark, Slue. z .
ths,senTtl'alet. 54e.1.&ctiirs. - szt .. - 17g1.
.to 03 per yard. for sale by , -S. .X.Ttli. ):44.
N Ali.:B-:;:i IritgesTuppiy 4 4 - Eastern natty, for sale.l'?
[
.. e . t • 5 JAc
° KS N:1
IT SRNIVARE- 'Door laintlie.. Leek., nuns Sr. Screws Brads
L./. Tahle Knivesand Forl.o,l•eini Knives, Jack kijuzric...4 Y.
by
. ,
Likit - GHS-.1 l ock genehil - of Brandy., GIMP, Wines e. Of
JACK.: N.
the - hen quality, by
CABLE. HirhFing ruvr. , :4'race and Walter Chains.
GEE S ELDLN &S IN.
Octoer :tit, tr3o. [
ITIEttCE S TKWARTS Sugar Thies r Syr up -For Buck heat
c[a keo. a much liner (latticed article than the 'weaned - • e
Ituu.e Morasses. I nil) ?Seems a gallon. Try It. •
hos ember 2,1: lft3ll. 1 C,%IITER..4k. BROTH
T tibK ( NG GLASSES at. LAST - frt.-A splendid as . Myna
IA just opened by k G. LOG)115 Jr. Co , Stai• st.,
- July*. . I ?iearly opposite Empire mores.
`131.K (111.Kft.-Yard %s ide high lestured fllk Silks. oho alk Bak
Edging . uf every width it the very lowest priers. at •
oet: It C. 14 ,Ttsissrp.
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William W. toeirLs, ag. CO. •
,ARF.now retesting fixates' York a new and splendid ,
' imminent of tub iona c Jcaielry of superior gustily
gand style, v. loch will be sold seri eherip for cash.
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a bur inuck of Gold and Sillier Witches, at much leas thail
the usual prices. Clocks of avert/ description. mew hoisesalc and re.
tail. A superior article us Iliass A. G. for di t. t 1; a or:aided 246.1.
A large and beautiful atoak of Silver Itiare of ,
CIIIR OWN WANI7I 4 .4I.OTtrBW.
IVarranted pure as coin. Al-o, Lamp. and Lool.ing Claim, of
the newest sty le, and at train sl.:.hly (Jw prICI P..
Together a sth a general 3...t1itt,111 Ot Pow y coeds. Musical
Instruments, se.. Sc. LailleS:lt.l centltsisen ale in% iced to call
and examine.
Jen is' GOthic.llall.one door east °IBM n's Guild.
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rt F.IIIERAL Medical P.4.2tatoner, 1' 1 . 1.71 - . n. Aceoneiwr sad
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Dentist. °dice and residence at •R Mute, CAC
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.c.'ilif.fnTea-Tdicirt. Vi; - ,4.• vs. ani Sl„ i tx.l.l.,A ho t
I3A uw ,thr s ,, ~.; is:1,101.1,, as pure an, c , • i ls , -.n.' in the cite
sind a area} dos t c 'spoiler, at , KINi , ELN:.: iif'S.
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ant dia. White's Sup , nor antraiited %M... A1,),t:.1 ' x
beet An Helves to town, tbr sale , , I
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fi i'tirr GFrk—ifailcieT.Colla ood. -I N sr w.„, . q
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-1-1 wend. Alum. Coperai, Indigo', Blue Vara
Titer. 14.. \ sale cheAp by o
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C Nall, ribi.)coarse Fall iu lam.
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