Political and General News.
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SAL OF THE PROXETHEITS
Ngw YORK, Sept. 4--9 A. M
The Steamship l'rornetherte, Churchill, arrived
this A, M. , She anchored off the Quarantine at
II o'clock last evening, , •
The Prometheus brings 275 passengers, and Cal
i.,llllll neu ato Aug. Ist, two weeks later. In the
aslis of the passengers there is some $350,000 gold,
sh,le on freight there is but *50,000 consigned to
.I,!,iison & Hitchcock: • • s.
The Simi , ler Independence- arrived at San „ban
p ego On th 16th of August; her passengers wgre
!tr oferred to the Promithees. The Oregon is Ott
tore,; P, hale nearly two millions on board. She
~. San Francisco. August 2d, and overtook the
jiivlitheus at-Acapulco. •
, The report a from the. mines are more favorable.
7•,‘ unprecedented low state of'water in all the riv•
ci !as been especially favorable to emerprises luf
.-e I:r.,t class. Many darning companies are ii1,1,.4
,1,.4 ,1V at work in the bed of the streams, and so' e
in
.4,:posits have been struck. , There• is h p s
ect LA a still further fall of the, rivers for the n xt
,rPt; months. Canal-projects are progressing la
•orab.v. That for turning the south fork of the
Slier:can is the must gigantic, and stock to the ex
,,,t iif a quarter of a million will readily be taken
tv the miners in that vicinity. Quartz milling it is
t • ,sued will sooner or later become the great and
:ermanent source of wealth. ,
. Aeiculture is beginning
to attract considerable
~,;crest. leis estimated that' there are 20,000 +-
wig settled and devoted to agricultural pursuits.:
The Indian hostilities have ceased an the sou-
l i 'I
em and eastern borders,. and broken out on he
-there frontier. The hostile Indians on Ril lie
p, ,er have been dispeiaed, but not subdued.
aaigati in on the upper rivers is difficult in the
.A ,i4ge of water.
Misers are about 1.50 substantial brick house4Lill
li
Sin Fraci , eo, nearly all of which have heel' ere t
:.*.vico the lire in May, and extensive preparstiOns
t . in progress for the manufacture of brick and he
„a• :tug ototuneto 6;0 nfimerou contracts of t its
i, -:,1 mines are'now worked in n's Valley
~ ti.e declivities of Sierra Nevada.
The two political parties are liililing
c onventions
~ . larious counties to nominate for Vie LegiLlat lire
,c gray office:a. 'File four candidate{ for C0n
;:..., are bu.ily erigaglid in canvassing the S:ate.
t• o. McDougals has, issued a proc:amaiiiin in 're
, I. to the organization of Vigilance Coininittops,
7 . appeals to the citizens to suppoct the cm's:au
sfathorities.
!
rile Sacramento Unioeleports a: fearri.l riot'' as
r• •rring beiween.ilie tro•oitiers of the Mill Comiia
i and the Tonne! Compliny at eutonia, and 12' or
. • :iersons killed.
.1 conveniton ut Editors and PubUglier:4 and no.
..t..r,uf the Califorroa Press had 'been called to
•;e! , n the Sth of Nngost, its object being' to
tutee and character, and interchange 00 ,
of pare 'have been clncloded with
a. t.!.boti ui Indians in Sacramento Va;ley.
ICI'S FROM CALIFORNI.I PAPEr
-Fiat: is rue 5101:NTA/N9: . -...The San Jose V
• f t relay :zaps that the mountain, lortningi
• ,,, rn boundary , of the San .10,,e valley pre,el
c moons line of Ilaine on Thursday
•rnght. The wild oats .hhd been firect i i....rid,
- ti= the eye could reach, the flamed %%ere si
; turi,nl.lv,
k i, E s rof STUART . S lear trorn
G,, ,z, it Gregory Et Co.'s Express, that ,
iy.„ . v.ed.,in Stuart's confe,sioni Was arrested
• 26 , 4 of ittly, at Sacrament!), by a member u
l rice Commatee from this city, assisted by
.• Schultz, of Sacramento.
Rua; vcoN CoNv Trull) AND DonmED TO'U,R tT
Jur) in the care of IYIII. R. 161 1t5.411, 1111pLIC
r,aberry of Jame , : WO, ((((( on the 6.h t
n uito court at 10, o'clock on 'the Ltt of Au•
•n a ‘ertlict of guilty,emll the punishment of
he nonalty of his crime.
It bitistm is from the city of New York, ha
• !..,1 i Eire year:-in West Broad% Ile
s'e%arti a the steamer Sus.ltsw, orr
Two MEN - SHOT AT SON43H4I.—Ve receicPd
at from a gentleman just dow n from Sono
nt of ■ .41“ollttg affray in that town on
ay nigh(' in which two men lust their IR
culars weicopy from 1111,evelli lig, cotempr .
parties, Win. Ford andß•.bert Cori wei I
a (Impute at a gambling table, when Car ,
ze-ti Ford, and in the seoilla that ens tell, the
bit °lithe lip of antagoiii4t, Cardwell.
wr ; theh left tlie house, procured a pistol, ret
.• 1 -hut Ford deud Upon' the spot. He mad,
A was pursued hy.t he policeman, who. ealed up
tlin to stop, which lie relu-ed to do. I•tie•otpcer
—fa fired at him bot missed him, the WI \pa4ging,
and 1,11.111 g a man by the name of Coffin, 'from
.xta-. Mr. Collin had nu hand in the dal:lenity.—
ws• !rim New York. It is not stated whetb
..rd%eil had been arrested.—Sun Francisco Post.
Thl4 Ford,. we believe is the rtrovoud rowdy who
, 1 to hanj about the empire club in . tiew York
Siloiv RA OF ?LEAH AT BE:IIiIA,7-otl Saturday,
. e 20 h ult., a bhoner„of 'meat fell sit the army sts- ,
• n•! . .ar Denies. It was obsedredlty Mai ir Allen,
•,,'va-a; struck by one of the fdll.rig pieces. Tile
ter lasted tuo or three minutes. The pieces
.-re from the size of a pigeNt's rag: up to that of I
a rang,-, the heaviest perhaps /facia ounces. ; No
n ere visible in the air at the time. Specimens
:!,,, meat, which is apparently bei.f, were preser
e] by Major Allen and the surgeon of the post.— I
A 7i re that was examined three hours after i tell,
,sei a portion of a small blood %T.:se!. sothe of-4
-Loath of a muscle, and a muscular fibrel. A
~.,2titly tainted. The ground on n hichi the
)ell was about three hundred yards - with/long
d eightv wide, and the entire amount of irleat:
b-
Aei•n two sod a' half and five bushels in bulk. .)
0c:131 hone were found. A strung wind rrom
enest was blowing at the time, tiol:the skies
c'ear. Thiit is the third occurrence -uf the
: , dt , rt record in the last six years. •
TLe theories heretofore in rogue - as to the cause
•: phenomena would seem to be negatived by
gii en of this in4tance. We trust the
E,f the poet will publish his observations on
, b.ith - for the benefit of science and sat
of the public curiosity. '
l`uiw WAR 13 SHARTAO3II 111:3011RD" I3DIA3f
SLov,—Late intelligence from Sacramento gi%es
?:its of an extensive siaugliter ef Indians at Pitt
. t r.
0 morning of the 6th of July a party of 61-
- i men under the command offfjapt. B. P. Ihr
made an attak"upon some 800 Pitt River Int
• twenty miies•froist Shasta, A „arm fire
- .•.m , • , 1.ate1y commenced and was kept up tor dome
,!,.rati'e time, during which time sumo sixty or
ovttvy were killed and a large number mortally
led. The party captured and brought i r n four
t n t a and one young-child abort six years old.—
", 'no f 'flowing morning 150 men, well armdd, left
hit River and all other part' of the country-
r"'. the Indians were to be found.
()-1 the nizht of the 14th a party of five ritenqtri in
e.,) •ere attaFked in.the night four miles froiiiSha
l'a• A man by the name of Mathews, fromllo• a,
usa. shot deed on the spot, and three others badly
one,of_wOm has since died. His l name
v•tg thbovne, from Salem, Mass. They were all
in: . thi; two deceased ones %vete taken from
4 '. Charles Hqtel and decently interred.
The Indians are daily committing depridatione,
ng ime,, two, or three at a time, every few-days.
IN flin HR A . m.—The Lewisville Demooral thinks
officials generally must be in very ill
Fine:writ has io leave Washington. for his
.o Webster. Corwin, Crittenden, so f a
indeed
e cabinet generally, arecompelled to eseape.from
- frnernetit. at Washington. Well we are of the
the country had better pay them !or doing
than fbr any of their activeit services. So
t nem travel for health.
osuocit.inci.—A letter:from Western New York
"P!e.ias surprise at the boldness with which smug
•r: is carped on acmes the line from Canada.—
tap, toe whole of the counties of New York,
bcrc.n g on the Lakes, are supplied with smuggled
k' . cl., of every'descriplion, which are offered for
e V. ohout the least disguise as to their having
b.evn . passed duty free. If that be true. the United
lita.es most bays Canada sad the region north, se a
ir" of their domain.
Cold:intim of the Capture and Exclotion of
Lopes
,:. .
New-Yoaw, Sept. 6, 34 I. M.
-The steamer Empire City, from Havana arrived
here at three o'clock with Havana dates ta•the Ist
inst. The steamer Crescent City has also arrifed.
Havana has beets their scene of greet festivities and
jubilees and rejoicing for the last three days in con
sequence of the capture of Lopez and his forces.
The news of the capture of Lopez reached Hava
na on the night of the 30` h ult.
On that, evening all th e pyincipal buildings of the
city were illdruinatiO, an. I grand torchlight pro,
cession was Formed.- The citfwas full of rejoicing;
Lopez was Wien In the interior wandering alone and
nearly ezhausted.with fatigusand hunger, he asked
,
tor something to eat at a farm house and permission
to lie down, which was accorded him, and *hill
sleeping he was Made p.isorier.
Of the followers of Lop*z, 11.70 ire now in prier,
at Havana and are to be sent to. Spain for 10 sear
confinement in the dungeons.
They represent that their sufferings before being
taken were intense.. For meters! days thiy lived
•1
upork, lea Yes of trees; the last meal they eat. *as t h e
Korsh of Gen. Lopez. Th.); had no arms when ta
ken,' The remainder of this expedition have either
beet shot or captured or hare perished from hunger,
C pt. Platt, of the sloop of war Albany, visited
the prisoners in prison, and earned interesting ae•
counts froin theni w-hich w ill be forwarded to the
9:ited System. The loss of Spanish troops hail. beets
Foyer 2,000 men;' they were defeated in every en
gagement. Gen. Enna was killed - at the head u,!his
advancing colnmns.
Lopez was garoted at Havana on the Ist of Sep
tember, at 7a m. He ascended the platform .with
Much firmness, and made a short speech to the pop
ulace. His last words were "I die fur nty beloved
Cuba." He then took his rest; the machine was
vidj•Mted, and after (wo minutes he was ded. The
prisoners say that in no instance have th Cre ole s
o
manifested the least dispotion to join the pat, iots:
si t
The kinwire City brings 59 pa s sengers from Clia
gres and 23 frordllavana. She brings but a [rid
ing ittnount of specie. The Falcon from Chagres
arrived at IL ana on the 31st ult. with 390 passen
gers. The Empire' City -brings 'a large,sHatana
mail. T..e U. S. sild'op of war Albany is 'flip ann.
The ful;ow int are anionz the list of prisoners at
likvanat—Thos. Little. Geo. \Wilson, Philalle'plita:
14a^ Freeborn. Olii•e R. M. Cricket-, Ky.;
'Mal
h . 11 H. &hit, W. H. 'Vandt ke, Ky.; W. 11. Caul
croft, Va.; Thus. Marrow. W. A. Reeves, Mi l os.
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• Gen. Lopez.
~., :f- . from 11e Ali-any Ei ening Joinnal: ,
There no Imminger any doubt of the; fate of Lo
pm z. lle -truck boldly fur a rt4Olution Cuba. 11e
I cemitideotly eaptrelech, on elmovriirg imot4elf in for , ce
upon t Islam), th4t. inhabitants 'would ray
around-111h statill'lrd. *- In this he was Wally di:zap
] pointe . .l. The life l 4 iliCh he thus perilied was just
' forfeited, and he'met his Cite according to the ac
counts, like a mail till() had prepared himself fur
good or bad fortune.
:(;en. Lopez tins born in Vensuela in 1769, Ills
fit'ther wits a merchant of Carracas, the son having
charge of r branch of hi. estabi.liment at Valentin,
in 11314, when that p'ace %As taken after a despe
rate :- imo
trgle by the Patriots. Yining Lopez
'guielie I Liniaelf in defend ng the toarn, and after the
.urrender, escaped by the of a servant„ n the
night. and intmed utely the army of tild Spain
us a prit ate. Ile aerted eallantly, it is said, until
the war terminated in 18.23, by the success of Boli
var. having attained the rank of Colonel nroCavalry.
When the Spani.li authorities and army evacuated,
Lnpez went uith them to Cuba, where he mar
ried and e.tabhshed himself in business.
Seine years afteruurds, when in Stain to'obtain .
the restitution of mires a 'arbitrarily taken from his
family I.v the Cuban Goveritor, he took an active
par:, atiladrid, wtth time *only, against the re-es•
tali:l.:lnnen". of the p.m et of I)in Carlos and abso
-1..r utile 4 he was aPpoiiited Aid-de-Camp
of lion:Valdez, (sfierwares Capisin General of Cu
ha.) %Alit se friend-Lip he always, enj-yed. lie was
soLn-elpieptly appointed to the c. mrnand of the Na
tional Gilard. which post he retained until his:return
to Cuba, has ing ticcmnplisked the o‘ljeet of his Mid'
,eon.
Bef •te hoiever, Gen. Lopez had
'b. en appointed I Senator from the city of Seville.
In lilts position lie had teen much to do...lutA him
es " with the go%ermotient, and after the expelimm of the
au ' 4:91).111 Delegait.s from their am loamr their Cortes,
e, ,
on- 1
=
!, uti
the
di-
4 .ed
ii.t..
tiAt'i
.4 ii
1 In g
Ilt p►
the
t he
arv:
gto
I %ell
Int
!trd •
Ise resok(4l un 811.etr,rt to revoliumnize Cuba
i •
U . ; on re-ignii.g hi: Fenroorship. the got ernment
fur some time, its hint permission to retain to
' Cu l int.. Finaliv, however, in 1839, when he still re-
Nen, his friend, Gen. Valdez, was Captain Oeueral
or the Island. This circumstance led him to post
pone his incitements, though hie purpose renlatned
unchanged. Thelaubsequent downfall of 11sparte
ro—another frietid of L quiz—fed to the recall of
Gen. Valdez, lea, tog him free to commence 19s ope
rations. lie immediately resigned his place tis Gov.
of Trinidad and yresident of the llildilary.Co Timis
akin, which he •rtcceived from ValdOzt and wh le ap
parently engaged in working a.ccipper mine, was for
rears realty at work to undsrmine those whom tie
'deemed to be tyrants end oppressofrs.
~
lir 1849, Gen. Lopez supposed his arrangements
were such as to jostify an open dent -trstidn. Bin
while waiting her information fr'uvi Amerirn, his
plans were ili,covered by the Gin er merit, his Friends
arrested, and he lied to this count y, where. for the
I ist ttirve years, he has been prosecuting his deaigu
of iiverthcros ing the go'vernment df Cuba. - I
— Gen. Lopez, therefore, howet4 greatly be may
tiave erred in judgment, and fatal his errors have'
been to many militant spirite, hail Ole same excuse fur
his conduct that " has proved a viuilicati , in , for dine
sands of more fortunate revnlutionists. His' was ah
'enterprise, the character of .which, so far ache was
` concerned, depended upon its results:, V/114 defeat
made him a Traitor, success would have made him
a Lrberatur. -
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.Lllncrisit DB•11.03 ON CUBA IN 1649.—A letper pub
tis.ii.d in the New Orlea-ns .I)..dta 'shows that the.,
d.'sigii ..f wresting CillA 'from Spaiif, wits\eniertain
ed lit L.glaild more than 1100 years ago, by.the eel.,
Citrate(' Jilin Prm, the leader. of . the popular party
in the House of Commune during the most snterest,
ins prio,l of English History.. In a speech made
by him iii 1640, he referred to the' condition of the
Spanish col inies in the West In,ties, and it , poke' of
the,r acgo s'
isition as a the neglected op nrtuni r
ties by whicit Charles might have weakened the
house of Austria and restored the Palatimpe,. and
•Irain himself a higher paeli of power and greatnell
than any cf his ancestor's." At the time tto-ls speech
was made, the treaty of 1640 between Great Briteltt
and Spain %VOA in full:force. In fact therelations
of amity between OW two nations. establiituid by'the
instrument, remained unimpaired until Cromwell,
who had probably treasured up the rentinterits of so
shrewed a politician as was Pym, sent out an aripa
meat under Penn. and Venable, wi(h secret in
structions to make a decent upon Cuba and Illispon
tole: • ' ....,
I 1
rued
ow
07. Yesterday morning there was bronght into
our office one of the moat singulur spee,"&meris of the
genus Immo that welitvi ever seen. It was a chq
three or four years of age. As it is a mason of law
that port us sequitur renfrem. we suppose tilts to 1?e
caned eb:ack child, as its mother is blaek:!but from
an oectilar inspection we ca nnot
. say whether the
white or black predominales. It is not a ;mulatto,
but spotted. The face is black, with white spots
on the forehead. and one on the chin. The legs
and part of the body are white with black ospots.+.•
The white - is not like the Albino, but like the skin
of the white race, with the blue reins showing them
selves through it. Thelmother is said to hive been
during her pregnancy very fond of a•spotted rolt , f'4l-
lowing it abort and manifesting towards itlthe love
of a mother for her child. Here is a quebtion fur
physiorogiat.—Loris. Jouritol. I •
KEEP tT RRFORR TUR
the whiz press defends the co
FIFTY Americana, Irishmen,
Poles by the bloody villain who
Island of Cub a
,in the name of a
every( whir paper that we open h
in'derence of the foulest crime t
trsted in America since the days,
is silent, while democratic inurn '
decided terms. Let it be remeil
shipip,are fired into by Spanish
our cowardly whir government
of no icing the insult. And let i
ed, that the murder of the Ameri
justified on the groood that they'
by rdlenore: the two fated co
OCR IMPORTS AND EZPOZTS.•Ai has b. n gener
ally thought, until recently, that there would bean
immense importation this year, when compare!, with
1850; but juo.t about the time :hat this opinion be
, came general, a great falLngoffin pur import's cove,
menced. so that in the month of August it is foun d
that there has been a diminution. compared with Au
gust, /850, of about *1,200,000. This circumstance
will doubtless h.ve a good effect in a terting•the all
; ticipited looney crisis. It will, at all event', have
the effect or lessening the blow; if one shall ctime.
; In addition to ibis gratifying circumstance, we tind,,
not only that our exports oeproduce have very .ms-,
increased. but that the amount of specie sent
',broad by the late stearners• has , been very much
Smeller than in the preceeding months of the year.
I The importations of this year aresnciw estimated not
to exceed thorn oil 850 81,600,000; and this amount
Ican scarcely be reggrded as an Increase, when con
-1 sidered with reference tu the great increase in the
population of the multi); and while our exports
l ust ', ear unoili v e d $137,040.000, it is rea
-1 violable to entseapatelthat :they will this year exceed
1it150.000,000. 'With such a state trade as 0A....
; re rah never be made bankrupt; our public works
will nevi.r be requirefl to ;ship; the general business
of the ciepniry will near r; remain in a stagnant con
, %lit ion; no branch of comlucieJ upon legit.
'trnate principle.. will fail 6, gm" a fair Ftwppnrt to
tho.to cigiged in it; and ;all find themselves en
' jovinly as many of the comforts of life, 'as hate usu
ally lal:en to their lot.
: Strocxt&o.—The Rustic.''vale Herald says that a,
I V ridayi night, the Bth inst., Mrs. Elizebeth Smith, -
' residing in the northern pail of Logan county, fell
1
into the fite-nlace, comet:ling a lew email chtincks ..
land, a small stick or two df wood on fire, and when
tdiscovered, her body war; entirely, with the excep
tion of a valetl portioiii of the spinal boner, one thigh
and foot. and a ettrtion of her other thigh and foot,
I •
iliiintisuiurd. When first, discovered, lik.r (drill was
1 lying obliquely on _the hearth, and emiking a light
and brilliant blaze very
much resembling that ,giv
en by the burning of - a n . oily substance. Water
wa4 immediately thrown- upon the firery mass,
wllicll . seemed to have extinguished it fur a moinetit
Gut which intmedtalely ignited again; and en addi
tional appiicatiewof water wee required before the•
blaze wus extinguished. l'he renia id._ were then
exti'mineil; when it wee found that ',the entire body
iind frame, with the ex:teptions before named, were
entirely consumed, leaving only a subsi once-resent
' tiling coals of burnt leather, perfectly black and po
rous, with a shinfr- and giisten:ng surface. As
there 1.131 not sulfictent . coals on the fire to have
conviiined the body'in one or two hours, it is sup
pitied thttt rapid combustion %%as•• occasioned by the
free ii , e of aril, - nt. spirits in which she indulged.—
~f.ouisrtfle Ceuriee. - .
SENATOR - POELPIS or V r. oNtlilli Futu'rtve. St.Avr.
tw.— A long and able letter, dated the 4th inst.,
has male its appearance from lien. Samoel S.
Phelps, late U. S. Senator from Vermont.• It is ad
, dre:sed to the lion. Lucius 11. Peck, who recently
declined' the free soil nomination for Governor of
Vermont. Senatiir Phelps reviews the _Fugitive
,Slave low, its cons. itutionality;and theacsion of Ver.-
mort on these qiiestions, with great carneattiess.—
kle says:
Of the constitutionality of the act I never enter
, !mined a doubt. It is but the echo of the constitu
i lion itself. It truly be modified, it may require mod
ification in some-particulars, but the
. moditicativins
I lie within thd'ratige of legislative discretion; and a
I
flifFerince of opinion in relation to them effects not
the qiie-tion of constitutionality. It would be diffi
cult to carry out the provision of the constitution
' without a law substantially like the one in question.
The main purpose of the act, the surrender of the
fugitive, us demanded by the constitution itself, the
manner of return is lett to legislative provision.—
if there be anything obj Actionable in that, the rem
ie.iy is by appeal to' legislative discretion—not by
Iresi-tance to the law. It appears to me that we
have but tote alternative, either to carry out the lave,.
or repulate the constitution..
„„ ‘
Tug; Gaao - rit.—Much interest has been excited in
this, to us; novel instrument of death, by the recent
execution of Lopez. Though often described, an
other explanation may nut be amiss. The victim is
treated upon a stool, behind which is an upright,
smart% hat like the head rest of a intberil chair.—
through this runs a screw, cut very "rank," which
also i asses through an iron collar. The ratter is
placed around the prisoner's neck; a single turn of
the screw, by means of a lever at , its outer end,
tightens the collar, and the inner extremity, press
ing uph the spud column, dislocates it iii.tantly.
Death is, of course, ttnmediate. The execution by
the "garote" is only inflicted in cases when the
crime is thought to desert e an ignominious punish
ment. Shooting is often resorted to, but hanging,
we believe, never, either in §pain or Cuba.—Beffis
/a Courier.
Moat; A INTRAVTION .—The .Vouthera Rfpublic,
pult:l:died at Camden; Siiutli Carolina, says Thal the
first act of war committed by the United States
again at the new Paltnettd sorereignity will be the
retention End garris ,, noT, of the forts about Charles
ton. This will be the tit•+t assault. As these forts
belong tothe United states and are already garri
soned by the troops of United S:ates, the assault
aliuded to can only be a pussies one, or to avoid a
bull, a constructive one.
Nig CRYSTAL PALACE NOW OPEN
rou VIfyiTOB,SI
rim r. proprietor. W. 11. KIN( &LT' /N. lad! Just returned from
L the ellY, wito the large-t. eledte.t awl Levi arvOrt
went Jt , WELRY AND FANCY GOODS
e r hehde imported truth Thaten) la (-1 or Dunking, alto(.( bleb
are nun rend) it toopeetton. .110 Mrs Or., floor. No I. rt..% he
(Mind n taroe na-ortmetit of I.old and rialber %%Mertes, Gold guard
and ro!. CIL, inn. Ke , .. u.l da, rower it o say of every de-e ri p
tem. itren-t pins of tall von. and atri-. pule and brareell is.
G . old, Solver, and German ails er gold lamella and pen,:
.teal fon all I Ottart! rheum. Kelp. Aka. ma wade arrange
memo with the maintlaeldrers at the earl to lurni-h a ' , lipid% ev
er) week firth truth the Inuit. he Will he able to human iltotte
pate th`a enewer lii', r arty other e-tableohettent west UI the terznt
nu. 01 the New Vora and Fine findrthid. Also, on hand. at
%%hoe:ate or Eclat I, any (luuuutl of Looking Gilmer', Brass flocks
and other Ittorepiefea.
t I a.rat att.wrs.—Rileh as piano fortes. melodnens. bass
\Huh, 'Naar!. VIOnII.. haiiii,rs. tambourines, Cillflo,lfta,
tlaviolets, hfes, acrordeons, kr.. solar and rantrthene lawns, and
grrondols.estra ehinmeys and wicks. silver and German
silver table and !emus:mos, sutras anal salt scoop.. butter knaves.
et-rf.V.ity.—A very line article of Penitn ivies of the most eelelda
teal makers. Razors f.nd Razor straps. viziers and shears. "Gold.
.dyer, and German silver and steel spretarles.
strrsaats tVsaa.—Tea pets, castors, and eandlestieks,
Ilk. 1.1 savor s.—Cblaa Gino.. Fancy Roses. Plated and Brass
znoria, and tra)., steel bag, and pairs.. clasps, hair combs, ia ory
do, steel pens, earill eases.:visitingrard• and envelopes, gammon
dominos.. eln,s mein, wallets and pocket books, knives
.init f,rks, Ica AEA. • -
All of n loch will he Ow wn to hi. viiniery al any limp between
the li lir. of 6 A. '.l. not 9 P fit., frre grail!, awl a *am fee on .
t ill I. take. from altos, w b 0 'nay wish Ip ulte moose of gaol
artoth•A home with them.
r bald Pal a ce m btemied on the ground formerly occupied by
sal,: Krum hon. one dot,r west of the keed Itoune.
Erie. Sept. 8.-17
16;It Whl.:111811 - 1.1.1.:4311:14 —A line lut j,i.t teeei%ed by
k.. 3 and ndl he kiln cm:1 , 4.21111y on hand I, lP'
- F.n•. Sept. 6 J 11.411:itTON & CO.
lASK those nip 411 . I 11.1ehtett to me to etill rind ply. •1 lope
Ehts tall will be herded by those w biro have tiegleetml the
Erie, Sept. 6. J. If 161-671".
tr•ry eortwehtent autl uttehal article
ill hi the itch mum and nhz,ei), tut' itttle' by
Et sept 6
°HEWING tdCll for ...ale.by the box e heap h t .
Erie. Sept. B. , J 11. BURTON & COX
ri.umYORFIYXSiet:n Wtll t» pud at-our I)rux Store Nu.
3 Reed llottse. J. II BURT() 4 &Co.
Mart ,I✓,
THE: Pht, rep iton 1.11.114ve
thirml k. pin! i NII tlnpia:
zr.lot atm ti!cynialar. and +llan
Per-olis who bat o used Ow 1
need to be told that none better t
Erie. +dept. C-17
•HOT
mIIE SIItIFICRIBER. ha■ for
surfing of Beds. Redding. I
ing Glasses. Soles. Bureau... Star
other a rtie I :s useful. in hoitreltrei
a Bargain. and if not sold by the
paid at public Auction. at tae .1114
Erie• :Sept. 6. I I. '
N ENV FALL. GOt,
-r AM now reeeivota a magnsfl
I TALL 1:40?Di
code Silk clown to 'Mill tag De
te ftrsnd of such vanety of -tyle
beasissed. To my aviculturist of
toonalsave been wade they noW
ity or price. All who call at Its
of the superiority of the cash sy
Sept. t—l 7
PROPLIL—;•TIiat
artily h4bery of
Hungarians,. and
w. rules Ever the
woman. Almost
sometniog to say
I at has been perpe.
of the Pilarroa, or
fi condeinn it in
hem', too, that our
ir-of-wari and that
Ws no snteition
Woo be remember-
Plus. Tik
Tum aubrenben hawing pone
ries of J. Ziimperly. will c
SUM under the name aM One
intend not to be underaole byeny
be happy to wait on allialeatay
the pretest pleasure.
•ootie roe W • CIVIL
Erte. dept. e,
flood Wheat' ,
IMEDITERRANZAIS WIICAT.—rMs Wheat Is apasidenad.
11. CLA
JAL semen sate yialldlag a good'euutt than eayeater wad.
thaw
a nd
ct. 6.-17 and MO MOM tsar' and Cy. It, •
A . RIC.
n in Ilavana is
'bad teen nethneed
irtsaiss,
oialt mortm.'
J. II lIURTI & ef)
NAILS A
AT THE MA ‘CE,A
•
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1 1
t i
1 g
'iti
1 0
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1 , 4,
1
. I l'
HCAI/WELL ta moo Icogonotog ou reo•c I% 4, los large -b,I. of
• Sill.. r•thry . t'l.o on and !ha role •
Dry Goods, Groceries. Iron; Steel, Nails. Ike.,
~,,,t p0retr....,1 %s ink the pante 111 the Iti :Let :work,/ tt as a• ;I
-h. oJlot. I uou 150 , 0 e tore: as. Ito utti r crarea lo) alar Wog. Snot ti In
the Barrel Unto to deco: one lot the l'oere or Pale, aiul all other
Dr, Goode lo) the l'oeri• or l'arkatte. Iron I y doe huntlird or ton.
liar.h..are by the 1,1-I,Avi Ni a ,h, I the g,..1.:1,,,j all o n o ,. ,„ r 4.
111 the ea:be II “1.1105 at lore , roto that cannot he heat by lIIIV ETINII•1111
Jubbnif. aml retail meet' •ill he inaole Ito correspond A hate the
i .
I.trite‘t mock of Illrwts t.; Is. all urn ant) begutsfol alylee. that
was eber opened for M inspection, Moe inspectn, andfur rash the
free :haft root the buyerl Kulartrig the hue taste ul ilk Ladle.
of thot tle knit , I Itriun e ;roods ututit suit.,
11,61... Aug.:Rl : lt-SI. t 10
SAVE TIIIE!'SAVE hIONCY !_•
- 11/11 LABOR! ,
Lustral Wantonit Flntd. for waohing In
. 'fhot Fitml i• the hest preparnoots
U. linen, or it , uolen etotto., for tenon in*
th.orst or paint. for deptro) not bed hugs
by . .1. 11. - BURTON & Co.
1.1
V
l'hunne
V hard or a.. 11 Watt
kupwn for R todlitof roll.
tweak, or tar. for eloatho
and other vtrohn. itHr ~at
Aug 2.
To the S
STILL ANOTII
• - -, of C
ITS lUNGPR,n,
BEEN 413'E.% rp
1.1111..ND5,
NOT It:
. It okou/d be.rttene,tel',
ore Iltoessuelo lit orang r'
Id. unless arreatrd lor for
1)11. SIVAYN ;S CONI POUND SYRUP' •
OX' WILD CIEZILItT.
The Or.gqy sad Gelititilil:Prieporistionl I
READ AN! BE CONVINCED!
r .:er or ROCKS. rtilrk CO.. Md . I
Jane WO, Iroll.
r : telievim,l ' tt a dut) I one to the hut -
, I hare thought proper to matte I. bun u
away cures. tu toy' on n case. that has
. it. the. month of tkqut.t.r 1„2,.1. 1 sin,
' llitring lu my breast. nlllOl gunned a
II 1111 l lllC.stelll to my I.mig• mil i My lilljetl
a rged large quantal , s ial corruption, ea
ts large quantities pa.s. , d the ugh tut
, • ' My breath could alto) parts ttirough ri y
• eat try Wm) breast n ithomiartur emie.
inteb a day • and night. lobs or appetite, EM.I
iii) pri)sic mass thought my Cane eftlirely
.1
.oner al Illetilel lie. I MO:allied I it. this
long tune, u Mill %% as n anted to a Zero
to be m
no hope fur e s hot. ha'. 111 g ret
! 4
le many nonderbit e tire. la norm I it I
Weld Cherry. I iniinediatelt si 1.1 In I
d commenced its /use ; and to lily 11. at•
ipllill.llllo. Ole filir On Ope 1111 l 111 my
the cough ttubm mid on usin tt blot
erect health. I.i i rel very y etut. aid
ur lovaludble me twine. WI r the bless
rte. lam indehte fur this great ea inae,
1 I am 1111014 . enjoying as ',sad health as
SW•T'llt—Ditar
lie. mid an pi•liCe lto )u
011 C 1,1 the moat rati a ar
ebe.r been truly recorde ,
afflicted wail a severe
!ariar alsteal, attd at,ae ti l
atitteted 11)01, and lilac!
terual and In renal. Ilia
Luisiga. whir I u
lung*. and u•lttltrough tl
attended w rth a i intent
extreuse dehi I ay. so that
110 I , clL - -• 41.1 bryund des
wretrhedtuudinun fur
idieletuii.and there new •
in the public tiapera ut
your Car' atarearai Syrup aj
fount a for Inc Iruni...,, a
autsalactton and any aux
luny. began to larpi. anal
Iles I wan reotored 10 pe
firmly belles r that to
hap of Divine Proyidea
and I ant 11 pp) to nay
else baby.
Vl' the 1 , 4 ii*fa _lion of
I append to dna oennic
.ural.ly known to a lur
irgini t,aud u ill doubt
ed to Ir) your It untlgrlul
Cherry.
The cubaerther cvna n
can omitfy that haa been
hta ret(it , Cr) a• :111114.4 a
Ir'estar of
We, the uadcr.teued.
cullgY.are.v.lualoted vet
been afliseterlae above re!
as well ee by our uwort eat'
by the exclusive uee of
SO.* of WI
and we reel Jiffy bound
all who Ivey Ire enualarl
Fero. Searle. Alerebau
I.lovo 4 . . Beg.r.
t 4,,,, .1. W. H.,...
vv,,, 14. 8 WVI it Nil
JooN• %%. ALI Lit.
Thr aNycr is .valuable
prarlir.•
7..0.4,45ta I- lb. Mar
mit.)ll.ollVtl,l I •ht•rry
',rewired by lir. : 1 %1,0 n
L
ne‘rr knua the resit v s
Sivayne's
A safe awl effectual
- Modulo, kl)
the tabst ttsef
J. J V R'S. a hint.
La ,+u4•.: ha, e tr,e,
ran 'pea:: In the t crt 1
bleared w jilt at An
-8 =NV
Reumalber lir ewe'
bottle•.
.T.retee Witt the MI
DR. SWAVNi..:A
EXT
Art no n grnttr InArgatt
nod lion e 1.., ar tins
titetter•,n Inch it. %cr.)
arrrnol.trat sea anet.trtit
J. It Ilalrh~ll, Ivan
nu Swine .el I+ well. at
sir ''na Let' i3ar..t pat ill.
a tarp- ..114.1y.
4 - 11.11 Lint IL Ilnahrv.
inunekliraely a fnrtln•r
enneh in neeJ of the.
seellOn.
R EMOV —Dr. S
I North St. eoth Stmt.
where the above %glu,
Carter & Brother, ;
J. IL Marton,
W. P. hi.lorni, &
J. .1. WNW.
N J. (.irk & Bro,
W. & Caini.
CR
Norman Callen,:
r. W. Barton.
W.& J. W. Vamp
Perkin* Sr. Letting
Cummittp I
& Shat
J. L. Park*.
And by deafens in Med '
eept. 13, 1.31.
E R
INCITIIAL
1 , 11 IS econpan) e I
1
the totem.* oil) 93
pan). as thef
loreig., compact' st tha
C. M. Tibbnls,
J. 11. Ws.lratutt.
J. C.lliatoh.til.
J. 11. rallerton.
Illarle! Sherman,
J. U. Clark, Ja,
li. J. Sini.r.Y.
WALLACE; SI
Tio,rtutice uld
cor ier‘ utixe.
.M -T '
rq II lc the (arta
k./ Fri hy. A ug.t.t
old. shod all 11.A11.1-1.
as hill' OH the neck ea
to cone. prove propert
t&••pt S. 031...47
TO TSILO;
Tsubseriher ha
J. cured au hew Y.;
able patterus of all ;
Otero fur ante et the u
where they
Inds and n
•nl or Nu Js.
olpany eo 1101
or esett here.
patterns are
gt.c sais.tactrop.
Scoti's Paohtuns ea
ber. Pr Ice el M.
Erect. l+cpl 6. le3l
mann.. eon
'abler , . Look
-Clocks. and
ill be sold at
. that day be
W. DEAN.
!U7•
625 GALLONS
by the bbt.
late. Sept G.
rs.
rrlttlanbeeriher
J_ finis, hit. ton at .
Aest quality. add %hi!
or gallon. Leather
LO give him a call bef•
Eric, °to 6, 11.51.
teet styles of
a rich
calico, may
‘ildious w
la large ad -
ther iu q 1-
ILeaa
I
eLa RS.
o LIMES. CASS
borereek, a von
flaupels. Plaid*. au,
f a ctures, arlsiell will
*opt sk tem.
Gas. Coal. an
...telt of Guate
mala at the old
UP gad. Tway
maw. aid wen
4 . e eel with
MHZ eopftrinenbip: haretolbre erisaiog ender the firm of G . A:
Daiwa% Oa Co. rail devolved by mutual consent ou My
musty eighth day of April last. The tools* nom kc.. are in taa
bawls of 13. A. Ben t ItHr ember Pent theiefore all persons inter
toted to detainee weal b 4 ready as 1 intend to wads that
agyedigibilddsme tabaligtotweattat la settled up. be ready
rile
WT. , ;
ittliar
JOU S. Wattlam
$7
trielligt. G. Oh
XIBIPIRD STORM{
cli and 'Afflicted!
l'R REMARKABLE CURE
, nduliiption t
1
, .4TTE.V.O.I.N'IS; AFTER ILf 1 . !NG
TO DM RI PRYSICIAAS ..sAI)
A.V.V.ILS Ole lIIATORI CAN
-1 l.t,H A PAZALLI:L ."
*Noon throat/U *1 As srarld, for therm
Odrr similar dummies, trhtch gall prstiejsa
inntsrjael arms, of
home II are not nplitainted me.
e the Ilie. 01 pro llemen is ell .11,1
portionthe e e l:Letter f liar) land and
er6 'III.IU e all % 10 are mint,l.,rl) ainact-
Ild in% 114 c ;funs/ond Syfop,f 1t thf
OUN, V fy,Rettperllully.
' Z . /WM.4 a. Lrins.
Il_aequayded With Thomas Luton. and ,
adl.e te • .0.:41.,1e repro-vatted. I it gartl
11114 e. Ile 1.,:i w urtil /.1 .0-
.1.4.11.1:4 R. hURI,I , IOOSI.
I tin Ore.!. ifed/0•1..re Cvrigreleri:.
I ' delfts of Iffrfrolotsol Roe ka and
Thomas Ittaun. - and knots I o hose
r • resented. and Was thought I) la is fr lends
11611 ph) , actanS. to be past recos er • but
,hat tuthltituaLle , reined). De. Sigrayse•
Cheer, Is sots tenoned to perftet health.
tvottiatend tllit valuably to:theme to
0 1 . 110 , 07,
W. 11. the rir.
rumbir II
Pound,. Meweuunt.
inc ea the re.ultofntatyy years ex
dellibia by Dr.Swayne.
•1 lie GeRIMIC. Iltenieniher no
prhpa
genunne. exceipt the original article .0
2.re that his Pert'reit m on the vi menet.
I you obtain !tins on o dI
aas nr, the Wild Cherry.
• •
lelcbrateil Verinifuke:
leniedy fur worrns. d)Ppep-ia, Cholera
d)speptie children or adults. and
I Frootly Med ir toe el ercitlerril
to the puldtee
respectable lUerchant of tospott.
sour Vernitflgge in toy tvn
/01,f, terms OCIL . My s ife ts so 'quell.
use do other. 1 1
or T .
- tie's Verantrotit is now sit up in square
1
is sprit to7relly
-4R-v(01'1'1U SARSIAPARILLA .4141)
ACT Or P1L1;45.
.
e. producing' tv•alth?. stole ofjlie Lives;
n alternative: chancing the state ofeuk:
coalition to In. 311.11 b 1111131 p. nod lut the
ofeatpes they re t cry sato.dite.
suite. Ii d., writes Jour Ash Now
elVel UUlVeriF4i .1111.11:1Cl1011. Your Sit
awl Tar Pills "old out directly. &nil on
a nvillr r Pa., nu..
April 111. I.:l•9—fzenrl
.irpir, of your rinelly ntrrrlrejir..A 11't are
—ary are el 1013 gear tares in INA
- aiDe ha. retiovell lii.l.4t)o..itory.t , ) No.
reon•l door above Market. 1•101.idt Irba,
11edseineoare outy prepared
-
t:RII couNrv.
'O. 6. Reed 100,4
0.
0..
Fairview.
.11.E.let.burco.
WFORD (411"S,TIr
;.ell.
k ell.
elt,
SEM=
E COUNTY
stritAtiraz aostraprir.
Hues to aware huilditi24. men. hantih.e.
insl lore by fl e, anti think it wont.' be for
Hi of EIJI . county to mote with: them
Hunted with the utficerP, in preen:lice ko
they know little at out.
DI 13 ECTOA
Wm. F. R in.lrrnee ht.
South Jaeksoo.
-William Peaty..
; J
George :tilde'',
tln 11. nunlip N. W. Russell
SMITH JArlirtoN.
J. 11. Treasurer.
teeretary. .
1:R 31AL Agent.
L'cluipau), now at the Regkiernml Re.
Et IC, St pi 4. 1t..3 I .-1.7
' AY t ORSE - .
111 C r. in Leßanff torrn,hip. on
Irdi, a briiliktiayliorke. about four )ear.
,
bra scar on the left hind Iry ats.,t ontue
i f
p.ed by the e liar. The owner to reittle.l d
.lay char .s and take it allay. ~
WNI. WATTF.RUOUSE.
I . S AND , TAILORESSES
I . after 4 diftleurty and expenso.. pro- 1
k and Plitlidflobta; full i•ette of good Hi- 1
FCCM lied NM mi n and Children. which he •
toil 'Airs charged for coping gni-1001'1e. 1 1
bionable amid alt Of thou a arratire.l loge I
• I 11
also be prcieored by callinf on the subeeri-1
I 4... R. )(FEN E. ,
17 i
I
1
Tanners Oil. 1 .
•I' wire Tangiers Oil received and Gtr ante
I nd gallon. D. S CLARK. i
17
Tanners Oil.
on hand. and will, be regularly receiving
aclinaw a vapply Of pure Fivh Oil of did
b he wilt sell at reduced fates by Oh
ur. bil l
an.eturers s ill And it for their Ilalffebt
e purchasing els:where. '
• It. 0. 111.1.8011:
01 tits and Manuals.
CO.. bai on baud, at there factory in Har-i i
arra mak of OotbtbeCaa•lubores. Saltine's,
woo oilier deaeripeioas of N'aokn!ann.!
sold cheap fur coat.
=:!
Ohms. co
DISSOLUUION
EMI
a Machold , ati thelstuiers hat e.otig Ilee.le•I and deilred. By once
pawing V% Cr the land. d liartou • 11w pound. sows the seed .% oils
the most exact regiihrlly and precision , and queers all the seed a
goal and proper depth Weight , saying ninth time. labor and seci4
planting. The aulieet ng wheat is deservedly attract
dig pinch atteninin at thus tht.e, and 1. fait taking the place 0
the old ttat-pettect way of sowing 1400.1.a.t. It a last gaw g
ground. and will 110011 he universally adotaird.
One or th• 4,131,y expetnneum in Mining. made by r'hnrh
,NEW VI I: ‘i:Rl4 1 . 1:11 R ‘I, SI 1111:Tr'S FirtSl
1'CI.Y.I11•\I It ill.lcuMp
TECUEIBECING DIACUINE.
Tit: ;Ilene Ith•t! . , eel,: raaett er, a. nom ggiad, and •ret,l by
the satt,..erther4, fv• otre`ted thy •• 1114 ir N 111. the aormrattqe
!hat tiles a re all they arc repre.entetl—they hal Inc t.eet. a r•n ex
tett-la I I, and Itt•IronCill) Inlttrodneg.d and pirle to -op t, .0,
pll till: Thread Pun er 4 knou a ul uutlVa the eountr). and I Mil
preferred.
.1 he Chi, man i ; the .I;:rieoltural Sic irtv'i Committre on
11 , m..• Pi.iv erii. In 4 riMitlll4lilr,lllolll is rIlll . ll 501. C Illinilfirl :I%i f
1 be am ariling of iirerniimei to the all to Horse l'oo et. sais• - .I
oitient much lime at the tate State. ['air ir , iii.t. Pill) at Allain) in
o.t.2lllllnitz the Saric,to !t o rsi. Poi', ;if*. VIA :Whec'er's Allen's -
Illaties :aid Voters & IV. 's, first with the patters...Rd water. and
illi ,r 1 all ties Cl old ens. ,h.l ..:not in their absence. and tbe
iresalt loos; ill Is runt lured ins- that emirs is 1, the se., . 2,111 I f I
I‘. Iltly , IOTIC: i i5...0.1f110 I's, rite iMIII.IIII fli,rC 1..: yrl.ll , th a n
lc) , an, other oil the grotiod; and as yoli 5500 your laurels fairly
luc typist that
,s 0 , 1 should 'oh-cite ii full cm ard " He further
l) s.• . Y.knowou k% from etperietice„ I hair uo p your
for 'ut
establishment. and as a committee nets, of saiil 5.M.,..1, for 1 cars,
I have decided roomer against you than h r Sou: all , . Ir Other*
ihate R ('curt nriir:e.than you. I would dente in their favor
lihmigh it ruined your establishment, and, i ice versa, hun is how
lit may,"
I %Vol) the test intone of one!' men as the author of the fuirigniiiir.
which. Mt:ether with changeable geerine. and other impiirt..nt
, poeroietnelltr since last scaisan, make it the mold rocrekiest, doe
i',w, a 4 0,, aa l and ,ron a nnkal r”.. rt. 1 , 0. made. and t he pui.hc
inlay rest inured of tieing twill 'led I v on tv ith, a erperter ma
e•liiite.—gor forthor prirr/CUIRIII to reel2.l.raiCgUr of Althllll
i Agricultural IViiiks.&e.
EMERY & CO
Ilr:e;Jtey M.—tno D S. rl. %RK. Am I.
TO TELOO2I strimnißra.
TUC large.t and 1.e.( selected assOttencht Ll:Locks. I.rttehein,
Doug, ricrewF. Uradr. n 11141114, &r . to be found IA
e.'etty, are at the cheap Ildrdeiare cure. KC ICS REED,
thAlm 11.
l'i I RS. rI'RTIS wit -01 !No . :: till.
..late until the loth or OeFl
.ol h oilier. lwrpr:Vot :-:. e.: 1.1 t0..,1:: Al' I 1 trrl..to make
room lit a 11/.1..1ifp10 , NOV. I. th e'lattec for giant bargains.
11...
Erie. Aogoet 16 . 11. II
. _
New Arrival of Cloths. Cssimeres, &c., 111,. - 4
DULECT r
lliga ritAxcr,
Im ia
PE- S IIIP F. C'l'Olt)". - !
.100 Pi El' 14 so per: r rtothr roll 1 raoonteres of n`l ecllOn.
goattle, atol n I.We.. I 111 1 I , ne I dtreetlw froze Franey.
thereto. vas tog 10 III" pllrefl.l,r the evr? charge:. or the jObbilig
1.1/14...eft 111 Net , . Vo.k. The vo'...ett r 0 111 hl.vo reeest I. 111 II PM'
11 a ~ 1 1 fret from rraore. ::- al—se. 10 Timi s rel.ll 1 1 111111,
" hurl! WIII It' '''''t at %Vr0....-. , !.• 00.1 Retail, "met: I Iv.; t.t,::,
aos, hek.re oir: Oil 111 1111 4 11l Irlsrl. :kl‘ 0:. , ES. b.( it'll.
rile. All.: 11. 13
. -..-._
ltrusr.li 04 — e.q.. 7— . s: , . 1 alet 1.e:::1.1-1.14`0.11,&!, 01l ti.o:4 .roi l Pfie -ale, s. ho .....oe or r: tall to . It. T ters Rill , II & r,A114
TDAS! TII - A9!!
J. W. 6/. IL W. Corries, !Co. 69 Pearl Bt. N. T.
MO rind who'. --de di rr. w tf, RLEN AND BLACK
T 1: %ff.. of ail ie c ri pa ttttt • lei lied to the 1 . 0111110) 'I rade.
Are al-if recut% Inc frnin the toil tontinfacturerti a 1 , 211 i1 , ..01r1-
Illejlt of TtillArtli. of the alinut t.. 1 bre litl4, ail of much
nre confidently tdrered air 11111.1 i LO 46, in market. mad at the luo -
e• 1 ca.h rico+.
li•rch int- t t, tt tn_ the city oo if
our rtock to hire parch:non Moot Li
Neti York, Alig.t,t 40,1.1,11.
rum FARE A.t%K IN Tim rorsrry OF mu r.
III: Fe ekhortli.r% of thi, innit. Cit e eotire that the% Intend to
1 apply to the nett Leg:-tritioe t-r a ream al of the Vis awl%
with the -halo. il'aptia:. :nt o tth it, lire:woo title, location athl
lir wile:v.v. • Itv tir•!er oh but BOMA 01 Direetorri.
Erie. You.. 10. I-31. 1' ‘FSPARREN„ '
DISSOtarTION:
•
am
Waterford
Gam'.
Wads ale
eittalaldr.
Woolf(' wk.
iZ% urg.
Adatusv tile
ifr, firm of In All 1 4'. MlPer i 4 411-.01%742 hr inntusl content.
T
The tastiness is ill to cool anal. 6) C. Altllet at the old salad
Poor People"' ROW, own- tre Empire litotes. It MILLER,
Aug. 21. 1.1 C. 311L1.132.
=
pereoryt knowinz thew:vivo. Ittdut Wd to the abate firma
Menet. ;mend to fettling the name. 4. torts will he ittade woh.n
th,„ days n Maul any tue , take. The Looks abet note* eats be
fulvt.t at the ola Attnd, at ' .11 & C. N111.1.1:R.
SEM TitlS;
TolEg ZIMMER Li, tin* *old out inure stock of Groceries
•Pto Me..rs. A.& J. t 3. %%Patient. , Ttn.a.e concerned are Intions
ed ih.,t the Books and account. of Zaasarrly 4 11itetwock. A. H.
.111teltetek, and Jahn Zinnuer4. are in the lia:llie of the latter in,
dnulnal hir cut!ectic.n.• Necer.ity dictates that
I,e the I.A$ r CA Li.: th”refore •,xntlefacti a dt ace the Lene•
tit of gn utf Oil. their corset allelit toil.
JOIIN ZIMMIA
rie .11)^ti-t I. 1:-.11. t•
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A. 1111 111 M
NEW YORK IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
PILMEI/L124. 310DGZEL lit Co..
50, Likrty s!rret, :Nieves. Broadway sad Napeau St)vet."
IiE4S TILE POJT OFFIEC. nEW 1ORK:
we. iving, by Oily :mit:ale irons rairo; , c.otir Fall and
tt tour a , i-ortinent or wit ta:hionable fancy Pelk
and tnd
l:nery We resia ail rash Inerchapaelee
otigrtiy to ea:towns our stock tifices, and, us intro...l !menu. •
we met confident OUT dial iiticMi a 11l nurture thimi ttr K
lee( Ifutelo ,, r I'd • twoldr ;mention IP devoted to
104111;11 . 0 1y0.1., and many of OW nrll , ;CS..re iiinner.:lClelfted
en
pre-rly to JUT Of ler. and C. 11,11011 e 1i , tii112.114 I/ iti terne4Y.s” O. and
r !kaput ye. Frani iful Pane ribbons. tor hat. cap, neck and hel::
Kinn :n1,117'11 - 011 ribbon. 06 all ke eelleeee rend PlllO.
• el■ ets,.ll,il %enrol *elsoto for hat, F...thei s, Antrrocan and
French artakaal Hon erg: puffing, need cap ttluintings; art.,' Min
-111.11.k.. Leifer 3.40;1111(111. Efillifoultereep. Cale!., roUar• • midst- -
sleeves and cuffs, fine end.roldered reviere Bud bennoteli cane
bre• handkerchief.; ef3eVile, 111011. P, trtr,eions. and ray 14-
cm: k 1.1, r uk, sew I tl,ez silk. I,•le (Mean. merino Whir V. and
d anti Idain, i•tt iin. blrhop law.. rind Jrerotu•t Hulms.—
Frencli,Anicricrin and Italian Sraw
Angunt 1 1 .-15 4m16
ADMIINISTRAToit's SALE.
By , Imoe of an order of the Orphans Court of I:no County, the .
undersigned. A dinintstrator of all and singular the goods and
chattels tat John a'Brien, ilec'd. late of the city of Erie. will ex
pose to sate at whittle %endile Of outcry at the Court HOoliO in the
city at Erie no Satord.ty the flrst dots of ov nest at l o'clock P.
111. all the riad. title and interest of the fa.) John 4).l4l(m t reed.
of in and t t the Patton , ing deserthyd real eat tie. soigne initie city
of Brie Aron-sant. being In-Lot in Sold -ity No 1667. roue thoty•
hundred and sixty-seven ' ) hounded as ibillosre ti On ;be
north Ly Sixth !steel. on the east. litln Lot 1$ - id, on, the path by
In-Lot 160. , . endear the weti t by In• Lot 1966.
One thin: nn couf raation Or sate,and the Wane e i n n ave aro w
annu 'lnstalments. with interest to be - mid annually with each
inataiument, to be secured by Judgment Bond end Morose on the
prantrte.' JORS FAGAN, diklissiattgrotee.
Etic.SePt• C-17
Tir ANTED. Satre kw two essokestea A: the Whom with
V two furnished Bed mew, iu the Deiparerhood of the Pub
lic tiquare Aey person haring such to dig** of odd address
hot .o 3s. Post Office. Meek 31/.—ittr
NEW TALL 1100D11.
rrHE subieltibets are Pit receiving' large Auk of lussioes sad
Pall Goth.lo.'ecosistina or the umtal ruieges, wbiob have
been ielecte.l with ease &Ad wail be acid u low as taw lowest.
Pleue give us a can. AILISUCKLE & EXPLALR.
Ear, Aug. SO. MI. / 15
P°o4l t liellllivety attleteOl___
Suns AEU.
ESIZILY & CO.'S
A Word to the Ladies.
do well W call and r vital he
;elf;
TAKE Notncg
Terme of lisle:
BOARD WANTBD.
For the Cure sf ,
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, RRONCRITI
WILOOPING-COLTON, CRON
ASTHMA tid CONSCHIPTIO
The nntlall of medical selenee,alturdlag as they do.ampl
of the power and value of many medical agents. have fu
or, extunples to compare with ttm salutary effeels prod ,
Arab CuLawr Pzcroi..'
The rentai kW.- cure of diseases of the Longs tilde
her n re-it ize 11; rte u-e. nitedted as thry are by malty p •
prdf,,Nort. and phytietan. all thlg and Orman lands; ehou
eohragr t h e afflicted to peryet ere, with the sttong &aura • '
thA use the Cu. Ray rccaosAL will relieve 'and ultimate
Omni. I
preFent to the ptildn . .unso'delled. testimonials from
the fn.t flMtt its Out eotintry, upon ornate Judgment, and
nitre un pl to it conf.denewhiay be placed.
oats,. PIT/Wept o r renuont Medical (Wier, on
most learned and torusidahle physicians in the country.
at o coinposition orrife eacel:ence for tne-cure of that f ,
Lle dtease, rodatunptiou." • •
Dr. J. e. Aber—Dear Sir- Al
ngtent, we will clwezfolly litale •
kiflour CHARRE PECTORAL. rind
deed. Mrs. Misr, rt.treetee had
relentlemi cough, IA twit rethicel
hope could re etalertaine I df her
had beet, tried !Mout effect, bcf
Ilia w+ cured Arr.. Geo. ”rat,
e, • beta afflidled with Asthma
3, worse, tit., the r innsairjri e•
ease, and he in as fro. front, aky t
latv..Mark Dane bad:been an se,
calla.. a. to diattale hada ftal.ah ha
rd haul re l ief uhul 1, Mr. Thors
Pacrog tL. übtch cured tutu at
Usual In lus --'
Ttae.e arc three of t h e easel rro
never 10 tad. We have great pit
WO are, req,ecied au', 3 our hum)
The 'MI se have but to know
ee.• of the ClllsllltY
when they feel secure trent
luddy can he Ottlathed.
Prepared bv Aye,
A l Ollllll Erseby J.' 1 41. Burton,
State.
C OHN sTAlicii-1
IS
VET INES and Ligpoff.
• -July
D • At A 111 ‘l' Alt e -A
nJuly It.
13R" ,
M r 4,
s.—B,tii6r one stntloa eneh at
J1.111,* I.
—.
. ( tORE,S Grtteery
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'I ( )11 ‘i 111 —Joilti A iiller..it'• N . 111,11. thennthall'a. a
• Nk 4 , • . 5. (bt w ing and .SliilAs IN Totmeen P r .ate at
J. 13 It. 31( togE'S Grocery "
,
Ci."°.l' WINE m s Unite Amt &math% for race at
.thly 11. SIOI rlt il'e• Grocery
Gi I Oil ,ii. — 1000 1!... vi th e 1a...4614111 th in larceny at
Jul!, it NIOORE,'S Grocery '
`%l•lst..itEl..—.No I M.iektdel, in liarrelii, half lia•
• • kid' , j u st tiven.rit at MOORE'S Grocery.
Vot all !at 6c had in I• •
V ll kI, 'o
July I• 2. Ali ) 4 1 , E' S Grocery,
Dnooit., trn! Common Irmoinsjust r
.1.1 and for sale at , MOORE - A GROCERY
3w° oh o M o p .141 e CA/tidal
7 .1.J111 5. mooni.s. GROCERY ST
Dl' Tyr Ellig-:% new artiele:for .ale
14 Jul) 3. • t* .%100/0:3" GROCERY Sri
DIN:VS:, 11r(' WANDS, good at:owl:Chi At tpr gate *.
• LO WRY. BR(I1V
A XES' A ' —IL .v\..t i, tv•.q now mippiv at
Jul IA 'WRY. &
- . A 1 i e • :1 ; c riPt wr rnz";. 4 ;-" GROCERYS
czni, ts rd . Stieneee• Min
k... 3 pod tee* . if IIOORES' GROCERY S
itEASTERN F ASHIONS FOR SUMMER
RECEIVED.
T HE itn , !erstr::A.,l. thankful for ph4l patrons
e..lontitut tt i. til i 11.1:11,re of the film., nul
pet 111.:..) atotount-.• to the public. 'WI: he i* prey
c.ll awl' snake tip Game-qt. 111 the lateet Ne
et)le. Ile is :maul, hi. VI crk uj he riii.:2l,' If it
riot'. to an) dose in the l'itv. NO tit—oO pall'.
Cum Ile 4•Ille In lilt! lIV./rt r.1.109 ,, 11b1e et )le a
Wilell (40111 :ea .1. ' PAU N GI JA I.
Ene. June:. 1-31. Ree.l*- Block. opp o .de the Itoun
ae..,....t
la, LEE,
General Steamboat and Rail Bead
Ittfice at Sp , State rtrret. Erie. Pa
c w, to , Con solo ns tilt, office for Dunk
dew York, erso emr, .l•ht%bula, Cleveland. Ps
Sasolussk), Mousse, Iteiturs, lsrecis Day, Chicago: Md
Duestos,r,osolussurt.
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185 L
LOWRY 4,, SCOTT. - •
FORM' .1 Rln 3 C.' .4 AI) en Sl()3 1 A:ERMA N
Dm/LT.4lns IN COAL;
Ft4ll. tt( .5..11 a I at the 'arge %Va
W .
ut the , ki ng.,l%/14te Duck. Ent.. Pa.
St . Ft. I OW RI.,
W*. L.
• NEW roar. AND =um . xuaLtta
J. Ilea a & Co.. Agenis,
ralPr'lll.lC' 1)04' LRI -
ARE pr,parrd to roNtrart
ty from Erie. to New York—tt.rol
A LSI #—Agniii• C, Oh t
Ilirouptk dlrret I nAlt 11 , ..1a10 to N. w
TT l'qr sale. i'vat, Nast, IVligte
Cror:JimP
70IIN LI
GENERAL STEAM
==lE4==M
tI3 'kV II
fltrouch t to "irn Vurk. via :n
nod to rt , ipl, trOi 113 011, 1 . r,
F3l , to 3irw Vi,rk 4jl, io ritt.tair.
WALSILIDGE'
-185
JOHN KEEN:
From. lawn tarry can be pm. y of.
bienng Plares " -
DUNKIRK, rUFF ALM. Nll5 , YORK, CO9NIRAUI
-TABULA.A IRPORT. • LEI, P.L A D. PITTSBURG DUSKT. , AIONROE.
DUSKT. , AIONROK. DI‘TROI CIBUAGO, MILK'
RACINE end Sourprlmr.
OrTlClSlAlpairard's 'Express Ofilee.tital
The Agent pledge. hotr.elt ,hat Pa...engem Kann
Ticker nom hurt .11.111 nut I.• lert by the Iktal, but shall
I:. ;Mend on 1...171. AliZil• 11.
.. . 1
Passage ft om and Money Remitted to
11 Britain and Villas& 1 1
•
, - 'E H
GLE LINE.
A'
Addite l att..- . ,
..... 7. . ; -
New Ito•k- ezui Liverpool Packs
PF.RSONS tt ishutg to. od for their foenalii in Great
Ireland, can ;natty t toe make the ueeJ44ary ar
%lab the .oh-crt hers, nit hate in con nee lion with
firpt hr,ii.wp in Great Itritaiii. a very complete and tin.
rangeinent for the occorninatat inn of pert.ona PIII igratin •
lea/ Fur tle• prwitot exee•i. ion of hip etteagrinenui t t
her hay ihe,4l.intir of Mitring the Sole Age l trey
of the poientlid New Slight. eornmetio; the
`'EAGLE_" LINE OP NEW YORK At - LIVER
Parket,. pa Taa tee a ,mrtath (mn each Port. threw
year In all ea-e n hen abort. rent.fix not fo
looney reloaded. without declocoen.
HILLS AT 8101 ET.
For go:e i01 , 11M4 to Vu U. .vt loch will be cashed by a
Danko, and in the principal T.... no dinifightiut Ennlifri
r.crnland :i.,1 %Vali,. LijllV o lo L'E. Do.‘RES L., co_
London. and .131F-'4 N CR Elliß V. !Itiorliant. Lher
•I' PLY lil OR A I.DIC 1 S. , rusT T• 111, .
. SSI rrti J.ArlgeON, Arent, El
Or to JnIIS MeNiicHA.Ei... ad frA rqw. (- 7 0 r. Of
,orlidh
R F: i P II: R 11N CE S . . .
Ifer.ra. P. D. & Li..
PirniF kew IR. F. Lott . Fig.. - Cl
York Cu.. • I
neer D. tH. C.,
J. W. Whllloct Ar• Co. do. dale. Penn:
.to &Cr -41 ' -
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bail
1 . 1 trim
est
e that
est.
of
perk.
Notwirs. April 211.
, tereable to the
I~
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Store.
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