to,„„ Brit puhlic have been dstsising uses
eat Fdv , tern 'pay be put th a t
„ 1 ,, 0 n!.0.1e to her ownet). The war in
• •itch an opportunity, for this
e r .s.el could carry out a large body
tiara speedily than any other convey
-I,••tald not he surprised if the Brit
,,,amelit should yet charter this ship
, 1 , 1 1 1 ,0 In that event, thore would
-e
.lo , arpolot merit on this stale of
.! • k• inn fat curiosity is lery strong and
sxo.nde.l io ace this monster of the
. ---/Ittbni 4 rhta Ledy,r.
Ml=
Friday last a freight car en the
al Railroad took fire, and while
, , 14 •übjectel hill shower bath, which
, um:ill-lied the flames. A portion of
gill a large amount of freight was
1 kimaig the latter was a box marked
hick ea , so badly charred that on
mi II,: i. rent..ve it, it fell to pieces. and
„ t,. contain two kegs of gun-powder:
klk I with a dry humor which
is liable to provoke. closes his
affair with the remark that "in
„ ~,.:.•• more the engineer would have
„, :he %%, , rat blowing up he ever got."
=I
he Detroit papers state that a verdict
„1 ~:1, 1.5 1 has just been rendered against that
„ Drought by James B. Carey, for
con,c.inence of an injury sustained
While driving
la , nnt to his home in Oakland county,
of that day, Mr. Carey's horse
:al, mi.. an open. unguarded sewer on Urand
E,,e, • •,•t whereby Mrs. ('arey was so bad
, that she has been completely bed
cc er vuce. MI power ON er her body
1,, ihe hips downward, and there is
t , e—usble hope that she will ever be bet-
I -Le was a young woman years old
Itook iq about to be published giving
••L t ul, i locutint of the cruise of the yacht
tt I. L et %%hen on her Itt.o -laying expedition
says the eharle.ton Mercury, will
t t•ti.ation It is brought out by a per
- ~ 1..3: X part in her adventures, and
w. , E sc a minute neeotint thereof, and will
some devel,,proents inNulving the rep
,,t3t nt t ninny public wen of this country i
Solt" A Britesher..wlio lately travelled all
osei till, country, while be ,ta . \ 1-41 in New
York, %New home and got up a hook
of
ti els, I% h 11174 11.11 lhe a British
lostor‘ ot the rioted s.tates From one
of the prca,l—heet- lie Lute heen kindly
pernutted by die Olt tlwr to cop) one of the
elittp'crs It is hue h elst %%Idyll very few
et out realer, have es er read:
:scisitts. -Ttetore I went to An wr i ca ,
had heanl nom hot American natural scene
',t I , it n t e to see it for ins self. I have
the country- from the colonial
n. Lem e of if et Most llraclous Majesty in
to th.. Nocky Mountains. and 1
s.IS% nothing that ootild lie called worthy of
ti-t's ..r observation. It is
Can.s.l.llhiss,.ine chat-ruing scene
i‘ ~Dolt ha. Leer much improved by
.P. 1.11-1. taste :del all - -- the natural eonse
- et tile I etitienient and cultivation
th.• inhabitants, huf wheneverone cross
,- lit.. the states. the country exhibits
„il.l forest. or naked prairies. loth
It to travel through.
.1.. Ai-. the .It/.llltitlen of vora
they vont:tin. A distinguish
. i ne•mls.r. , t the United Mates Parliament
oit •Itned me that a railroad train last year
ia- attacked by a drove of raccoons, w hile
a praine, anti every passenger (le
.:Jos These raccoons are the terror of
:1, - ountry, , and havd depopulated
olds of miles of its surface.
t_Pkr" OULIYNT KEEP HOUSE WITH
-6:xl OUT IT.-11 mi k.a DO milDI what the complaint,
nJ • • r 'dent In my Ismil., the nrst thing hi Orrle'•
I dritri , wart Weed, indeed •e uric it (.r every tiring
• of loot. how to keep honor without it &loch
••• 4.f an inte!ltgont fartort thr °thyr air, to
nt to him by • neighbor, as to what hr
tn.... ..r thought of ”Carter'e E . :tract of Smart
.r 4, mot • boevrr oats It, slit concur in hi• opinion
r4rllll TUIIINGto LIFE AHANT
”th th. A4s4l Strrngth to tL. Wrak '
...... 1 prenarai...n hap met with the apprwrat the
re, 111 part int t • "rid, awl the dine"... rer and
re, I lett, ?awl...alp prwelairna G to be
A1.1,1t1)
rriartmatur gad remorrr .if tragittql ..r inert funetlnn.
Eahilarant rii4.1.1 be tined 4r all net,
as it atitnalatea the °errea to their natural
. aakl will not prndure a reaction no matter bow
dropped
s• alws anti Vs 111 gke eels. fi n u •
.11 the trvt d.... A brief in ite Usw rill
the oh,outril I. i .I.wree ut ie•rhlrt health, /1341
•..,•h rorvivr
.houbi he cert•lti to make flutrhirq a' I.
• a hourrliol,l article inasmuch as it 'a ill :entire
yo.uili NI in hsrling and in strength, and enable t tirru
1,,r ~ v rt ‘Kalgt the dace of tlirir pristine joy It not
. • L. aster but streushtess, mot a really su 'oral u•
eop,iiil)y to those who hare torn rfmlurval
. ...ohtioa of serrtlity by misforturie, or orlitAry sick-
~... %., matter r hst the rouse of the impotency of any
I quo., •,rgao, thi• superb F Jularant •11l remove. the
"ore aa.11,,,,,
1. E•hilaraut •botal.l tw u•ed by MI per
• bi t s. ner‘e• 'coma, b, liver. mu•rtt
14 'wit, 1 , 1; I aitynt t 1.011.
oi oluto,lrti I 4.10. erful simple., and
1,..1 • 10,10 .4 .r.st rtatot•nce
F..tmale. a,n, le. - N.11104, will .11.4;1 yr In
!..n:. I FA II thr ..r 1.11. r
.
Ti... o•rietii, •,/./ ortappr..seliable preparation In fur
1.1 the 1 , , p1,, • IL 11 lil Yen isms, at 164 Clianilmrre
-• •• 1. N.. 1 k MI g•r•lerr wliould to him
i•' ~ kApre•••• rver,v, Isl 1.• Innre 107:1 tle $1 ; Fix
.• •;;.• 1, r I,r T stNICAKTFR k
~.1111. 4.i I,
h. •Ced on hare. health retwir,l I. II 1a . ett1.16 . ..
• I.mni. • htt4l a iutallibl.• Is. a N-ju.riutlit,
-rr r.. a...ter( Ntrirt.lo h, sr. it Is mAicleal prol,pt rover
r rrl oi j.-rmanrtu , . I . Or sari and 11,•Irleiwros.no It
:sold 19 CAR, ER A nßialiFlll F rt
4.51 r
17" 71,. VJetirn !Aver l'n4nplalnt •1,1 dim,, .r no
I 1. F•lniarant • trawl panam‘. urn-413411.d
4. ins .1111 r and la•fnument rarrt to ail,. ilintriell.4ll(
npuin it 1•L0911.4. neanirra the 11110.1 cairn and eliner
t f . ..,osernalem and Ireton -1g PtrrnUtli • Ith magic
~1 Ln.. T : 4 1 \ CLAIR. Fn., 11 1511
lir I." 16 , 41 1/1111 reret,e twer Atreugth swer.de
.t.. 4. , 1 that e1111Y14.1111 flut,tituge' late
• , hdarant It I. healthful in all A. . 0
1 •
:.Iratn it has u.. equal--n ju,enallisc the ac.•d and
1,111 lerful cederlt) Ind 10 1 111111ifItIlt
rtirrt,—
.1 CkRTFR k Bitl 1 Erie,. P. sd ly
liutching.' Life Falfflarant to • njurenator ul
.t appro. halde and ouitnilable excellence For all ner•
t•ta• dlacafes. no twitter how pr11.1,..4,41, II tonal he
ron
an Infallildealoerifie. It to slo4 • cantor a/bolo/no
offering In Ow lorry, laffinach or train Its mission
to. ! rug . If, lit/flit), and pli) rt. al ability Soldby
RTFR k BRI I Frir, I. 45 Iy
innw• Life Extitlarant.Atoq. of weak and
constitutton., .h./Id take the Ltle
lk. ,, stant . t .111 make ) ,, c. %track", healthy awl happy,
.11 01•IstrIIMICAlls sod irri rularttars from thy torust
,,.l • ro t ., "a, and 'Leptore the bloom of health to the sickly
tod wanted Carr. OM (aCO fold Ly NT k h.' BRO
r rte, Ya 45 1).
_r The nervous "tin bud Illutchine Life Eitinarant
..uga. remedy for all their guttering. and persons who,
• m rat i iendtg use I htetiora, pare heroine dejected,
:huts 11PrT011/1 sj steutg shattered, and conaututtons
...en onus Solt! by T S SINCLAIR, En.. Pa. 4hly
llh P. n o 0 ,- ran hair all ill.. .41 if br
nutclumgr I at. i •Inlarant Wrak st..uuch,
4 ~,.lino %hoar.saa ftrrmtirig,emitarr baNistulioluf
• •pinix, Wdl Oral a maatrr In thr a'alar
! cam
t„di eIITI R k 11Xi 1., and T SINCLAIR,
VP . ••• La« I.:%liilararil (Par
I.lr distrrp•inif t'llect• raf Wjtol or Flatu
• wtonsacti nn lire tar torigorat
I. th I Itr 1044 arod all painful r.,14n,s wit
lay 1. 5...4,1 SLLAIR, lb
0, 0 . woo,' Lae Elbxlaratot i• ..111t k 111.1 yiteriulai, car
: b• ~r.l and 63061 aegraeated caw of ihaperta,
.• • 0 umplaiipla, and 611 e4161.r difraberlnrOlp gPf the
••. 0..0.1 bowels, and .111 rewire the melancholy and
I. ,•• .1,0 ma immediately Thr feeble, nervous, sod
.1. Id try .t. Sold by T. : 4 .ISCLAR. Erie,
15 ly.
tire Tint IliltKAT FRENCH
11 , 11)AkIke HAI! VlNrin
...ran Fgar.ar.rx r ILI S —l'retutr, , l AT the Sole
••, r ..1 t h. Oripnsl i"trarrittthm, uerA moot ea
' • ...ft in ',II European Female r4a4pital.. and InfaJllble
eir , loppar.i. and II uls ritira of the menace
n,•tbroi rw-w. but hare , I,rwn wad by the
LIA• 111 yrlina t.,tb in t r3ncv , and With
murroba In (Sig, , he it urged by
14 , 10.0 w hn ill , . owed than. tn make tb•
• 1.. r 16. allwwistsne 11..4*•otheringfroin say
11.•-• •l r • r hatUrr. pa V •It al to preveut
'L.... la. 1I *V LlR.*•ill notp'rmlt ln
• ."4 - • ' I•rrrtsse.t tertial,.., or tin.",
kg- A, ar. caatjected againal using Uses. pills
• • .; tbe prvprat.l.,l axpulars no mirisseibil.
t bnir mildness
L ,• • • iit an t hr lissUsi ; thou*
till 1101 dor...ct,ton
• „,,,„ L.., 1 , 11 11.11-I.W IV, Erb..
(.11 , r.l
I • , 41 threw p.o.trAda...l • .tit !Weil ttl
*, • ITN/re par /111, ),,111110,
Ag..att
Li, iN.L.-1)
EirIMPORTANT TO PRINUILIEN.
CHItICSIMAN'a PILL*, Prepared by Cornelius
I. lAemmeati, IL D., New Tat Cy. The menbinalien
of ingredients in these Pills are the result of along sad
extensive practice. They are la their opratiou, sad
aerials in correcting all irnigularitkei, Palatal hlesetras.
tlons, mama all obstructions, whether *ma cold or
otherwise, h , pan n lb* side,,pelOCaUtia of the
heart, whites all nervous eiliaellsolt,
pats in the back and limbo, Am:, disturbed
ales
t a. =
a Hee from interruption of materna
TO MA KRIM" LAMM%
•
ftr
Ctreeeeinntie PUS are invaleable,as they will bring
on the monthly period with orgalarity. Ladies who have
been disappointed In cite use of other Pills eta pines the
utmost confidence an Dr. choesram's Pills doing all that
they re_present to do.
NOTICE.. There is on. condition of lb* female 'Te
lco, In which the Pills cannot be taken without prodec
log s PECULIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is
PREGNANCY—the result, MISCARRIAGE. Such Is the
erresistable tendency of the medicine to restore theocrat]
rusetioas to a normal emiditioa, that eves the feptolllle-
Uwe power of nature cannot resist it.
Marinaded purely vegetable, and Ingham aaything in
jurious. Explicit directions, which should be reed, ac
company each box. Price $l. gent by mall on enclosing
111 to the general agent. Sold by ono Druggist la Nary
town io the Coiled Staten. It. B. 'treatises, aeocral
Agent fur the Cuitiol States, 1611Claambeie8t., New York.
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
ISE
KKK ADICKUMSKYLICNT of Da. S
FORD'S LIT*, lovigonitor and Family Oath&r.
t e lla le mother ooloom.
Kr THK 1311 KAT KNOIIII4II EXXIIRDY.
.IA CLAIM/VS Celebratod
Pemsko Pills. PIIUTICTED LETTERE IT ROYAL PATENT
Prepared from a presenstass of Sa J Clarke, M. L.
Pirocasa Estrasedasery to Ms Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is iinfailleg la the enre of all
time* painful and danger:me dierams to which the female
eonatitution Ia nabjeet. It moderates all eleven and re -
MOTH all obetractions, and a speedy cure may be relied
on.
It is pecuniary suited. It Cll. in a abort time, bring on
the oamattily period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, beers the Gkwerunarot
Stamp or Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
011.17•111C103367'.
Them Pills ghoul set he takes yr frosates !way tie
FIRST THIES MONTHS q Proirosup, es they ore
yore to bruit sr Misammage, tau at may ether Saw they
are pole,
In all eases of Nervous 'and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Vatxgue on slight exertion. Palpita
tion or ti. Heart, Hysterics and Mars, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have tailed ; and al,
though a powerful mined'', do not contain iron, calomel
antimony, or any thing hOrttul to The constitution.
Vail directions in the pamphlet around each package
limb should be carefully preserved.
Sete Agent for ti, United States and Canada,
JOB 110StS. (Late I. C. Baldwin k Co„)
Rocheater, N. I'.
S. -, sl, O and 6 postage stamp. enclosed to any au.
narised Agent, will insure a bottle, contalalug 64) pills,
Inc return mail.
h or sala by Carter Ai Bro., and L. I. Baldwin, Eris, Pa.
May 7,11169.-46.1 y.
la this city, on this Atli lost , Mrs. REBECCA CALD
'A gLL, aged about 66 years.
MILS. WILMSLOW, an experienced nurse
and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup fur
eft ren teething, w Lath greatly facilitates the proceu of
teething by onftening the gums reducing all inflammation
—will &nay an pain and Le sure to regulate the bowels.—
Depend upon It, mothers, it will rt.e rest to yourselves,
andrelief and health to your infants. Perfectly sat. in
all sere. See advertisement In another column. Iyl7
On the 13th ult., at the residence of the
bride's father, by Levi Walton, Esq., Mr. AL
BERT DEWEY, and Miss LOUISA J. WAL
TON, all of Columbus.
On the 28th ult., by Rev. G. W. Cleveland,
Hon. ELIJAH LELAND, of Quincy, Michigan,
and Mrs. W. M. CARTER, of North East.
(in the 23d ult , by Rev. L. I). Prosper, Mr.
LORENZO SMITH, to Miss SUSAN FULLER,
all of Girard.
In West Springfield, on the 25th ult.. by S.
Rem. Esti., Igr. EDWIN WIIITON, to Miss
CYNTHIA JANE WARE, all of Springfield.
In this City, on the let inst., LEON C., twin
child of Andrew and Mary Jane Arnold, aged
5 years 5 months and 17 days.
In Conneaut, Ohio, on the 30th ult., Mr
ROBERT MIDDLETON, formerly of this City,
aged about 38 years. His remains were bro't
to this place and interred in the Erie Cemetery
on Sabbath afternoon.
FRESH ARRIVAL !
AT TR&
•
A
4 ,1E111 Mill
-
No. 13.
,
•
WHERE may be found tlio LARGEST
"MOCK awl 4111MATUST VAMIKTV .r
BOOTS, SHOES I
LEATHER,
Rubbers and Findings,
Ever brought to this market, and will be
..ohl lower than the same• quality of
goods can IN' 4 0111 west of New York
Wholesale Department
thoroughly replenished, and we an prvpwrekl t.. turul•h
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and II A N 111,ACTURERR
with every article in the trade, at rate. that w lll
obviate the necessity of their rang farther
east - fora nupply, thereby saving the
time and expense of ► trip to the Al
Jostle cities. To those who wish
To have Boots or Shoes
uttul.l say that, we still retalu the services ul
Tan. XAELISIEM COTTER,
whose ability and etportenee h pitied for Mut, and
deservedly too, tint reputation of making the best BOOTS
and SHOkS manufactured la OS+ mention of cutlets',
Our work la warranted, in ail cases, to tlt or no nab
or The wants of Ladle* and Children has not been
neglected in our Late purchases, of which bet they .dI be
convinced by calling and examining the goods
wnr Rubbers furnished nt New Yoh and Boston ;wires
Adding trarapckrtation.
Erie, Oct I, 18611 BARR k KRIAFX
_ _
MILLINERY_
MRS. CURTIS has returned from New
York, and le now receiving her Sleek of
XILLIIIERY AND FANCY GOODS !
Consisting of
INSilk, Satin mind Straw Bonnetille
Head Dress.. Cepa, Flowers, Ribbons, &oche*, Chwailles.
Velvet Ribbons, Collars, Lama, kg. ke. Also, Corvette"
Hoop Skirts, Hoeiery, Zephyr Hoods, Knitting Yarn and
materiel', for Kmbroidery, Lem Veils, Kid Gloves, supe
rior quality, ke., ke , all et which wiU be mold as low as
ma be bought elsewhere.
LT MILUIVERS supplied with all good, in their line
a. Wholesale. RM. R. CURTIS.
Erie. Gct. 1, IS6 —l7. _
1859. Fall Trade I 1859.
THE EXTENSIVE :IMP( )RTATIoN
01
European Manufactured
DRY GOODS!
eLMfI iltnrEILM
CON'S MT DIE P, lzt, B
AT
VERY LOW PRICES ! !
1 LI 1101 V RIMMING
DRESS SILKS I
RICH AND RARE, Large Varieties of
STAPLE GOODS,
CLOTHS, BRAWLS,
Bleached and Brown Shootings, and
.A.roparrxmc C3rllll
Ait No. 6, Exchange Roe, Erie, Pa
kept. 17.-15 WM. BELL. JR.
• linaalo, N. V
TO MAORI RD LA DI EA
MABRLiGEB
DEATHS.
SIOX 4.1? THE
BIG SHOR!
OM
Made to Measure !
ESA BLLS
TO OFFER THEM TO
=I
GRISWOLDS COLUMN.
'POP!
AUTUMN TRADE! !
82'.A. 1 1 1 E1 Errxixamrr,
Opposite Broinetilotel I
THE LARGE ♦ND ELEGANT RIANALS FRONT
DRY GOODS STORE
13113
Great Attraction in Erie.
it Et t
Dry Goods,
CARPETS, etc,,
FOR ALL OF
NORTH WESTERN PENN'A.
AND ARE OFFERED AT
I_aekaus X*rl.oe•as
TI lAN CAN 1112 SOLD BY
11Y NM 3 TB TWI MI
WM. A. GRISWOLD
UAS JUST lIKCIIIIVED AND
Now Offers for CASH !
AT THE
LOWEST PILICEB,
The Largest & Most Attractive Stock of
aoo 9
CLASOFILW'MrraII .4116.1%111:10
Howe Furnishing Goods,
XXI. Etrio I
444440 4 f 11 4
A SAVING OF
From 10 to 20 per Cent.
CAN BE MADE BY
BUYING GOODS
At this Establishment ! 1 1
iiiii
EVERY DINCRIPTION OF
lo •11:-dianz:=1. up WI 1.414.-41
FEE
DRESS GOODS
INDIA, FRENCH,
lINOCEIE, WOCx)L, AND
T E
lii.m•K AND COLORED
cL4 all CLOAKS AND RAGLANS
Montebello Cloaks,
TUE oElifS OF F ASH I.ON.
Cloak Cloths and 'Trimmings.
PATTERNS FUR
CLOAKS and KAGLANS.
Rich Point Lace Sets.
Ilar4 awl Sleeve:4 frOn 120 to $4450
Valenciennes and Uipuref Lace Collars
and Sleeves. Fine French and
Swiss Setts collars & Sleeve..
Embroideries & Laces,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Hosiery and Gloves,
DOXISTIC AND
House Furnishing Goods
()F EVERY STYLE!
Madder Prints 61 cents per yard.
Beet Madder Prints warranted. only 10
rents per yard.
tlood quality DcLaines only 121 cents.
More than one hundred styles DeLeine.
best quality matte, 20 cu. worth 2s.
IP 4 4
Carpets and Oil Cloths,
IL'ST RECEIVED OVER 200 PIECET,
Person.* Farlliahing Single Poona and Howes
Will find it to their advantage to examine
thin sTO"
English, Velvet and Brussels
' CD.A.PLIFIIEirriEi,
Ali Wool, Three Ply and Ingrain
CARPETS!
A good Wool Carpet for 50 eta. a yard
A good Carpet for 25 eta
(R; ETTS, RI'GS,
BM
CRUMB CLOTHS,
H ASSACKS, and
OIL CLOTHS OF
pole sad Embroidered Muslin,
Curtain Winoleer Drapery
i)Alf ANN AND WINDOW SHADES Ac.,
W. A. GRISWOLD.
Erie, act. 21, 18.59.-17
1859
Fall Eicposition.
SILK & NM on GOODS
7 1 . * • • • .1
Ow"- •
• 4 •
•
-'K 0100 ,
TIT
AT
- •
BEE HIVE!!
RAYS & JORDAN,
DEALERS & JOBBERS IN
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS FAHRICB
()I.' EVERY DascRIPTIoN:
RIBB Ns, EMIR(►IDERIES, LAcEs,
WHITE ►i►K)Dxs. CLoAKS, RAGLANS,
SHAWL, LOY' ES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, DR Dt,'S TRIM
MINGS, &c. &c. &c.
HAVE now opened a large and varied
stook of
DRY GOODS
FOR FALL SALES.
Selected with reference to the wants of the
~MILLION,"
A full line of Black and Fancy Silks!
Plain and Fancy Marines! Parmettas and
Mourning Goods!
American and English Prints! Irish and
Scotch Table and Shirting Linens!
Napkins and Toweliogs!
Cloths, Cassimers, and Sattinetts, &e
Standard makes of Bleached and Brown
Domestic Goods, Tickings, Denims,
Shirting Stripes, &c.
Goods from Auction and other
Job lots Weekly!
We aim to keep our stock full of seaxona-
away,. made to Slot t 'ash rllO.l SA , or! roof
Buyers!!
A' T" v
' BsY BEE HIVE
HAYES & JORDAN
,
No. 1, Brown's Hotel
ie, Sept. 23 12 , 59„
_
Oct. 1.
OLD WINES, BRANDIES,
Gina, Fine Old Rye & Bourbon Whiskies
Ciu,tas, Pickled and Preserved Fruits,
AI. t 'VP 21L co lie am ai. 1 • .
NO. 3. RILED HOCroiN BLOCK.
We are just opening a Fine Aassortmeet of
the empiric GOODS which we offer to
Doilies Gad Familia in s Pure Rats.
111 ri
fins long been felt in this einamunify and
country, and that deficiency we now
proposie to supply. We import
all our Foreign Hoods and
Select our Whiskies with
a good deal of care.
Is au dell eel for
Cash : or Approved Paper,
We can SELL All LOW as any HOUSE in
New York or Philadelphia.
Anti duaraniee to du so
Cr AU oar GOODS ax WARRANTED to b• Ex
actly aa we repreavat THEY, and tow invite thit limpet-tie°
good at odes to war Stock. 0ct.1.1169-11.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
MEADV I LL VIA. s. & E. H. H
THROUGII IN cs lIOURS
T"Eonly Railroad Line figig
main' la caao.etioa with Mary
South.
The proprietor is happy to Ail ClOOllO. that he has coat
plotted arribotemetts by which pameagers for Cambridge,
Woodcock, Meadville, Mercer and points Mouth es. leave
Erie "eery toorulog (Suede,' excepted) at a o'clock A. M.„
oo the can of the
SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Consorting at Waterford with stages for the abmreysiiute
leaving Immediately on the arrival of the train at Water
ton!, arriving at Meadville between I and 2 o'clock P. ,
making it the most pleasant, gukkest and beet mate to
the places named.
Returning leaves Meadville at o'clock, connecting at
Waterford, with an early train for WA*
Poe pure
N. app ly
if to the Principle Hate*, Illesdrille, or
of alien, le Hotel, Waterford, and JOS. EILKN
HRH, Proprietor, Avery Stable 7th el., between Mate and
French • Erie, Oct. 1, 1839-17.
PIANO FORTE
M F. 140 I►EON MANUFACTORY
SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
WILLIAM WILLING
BRIG. IPIBIATIM •d.
OM * 011!
Tii F. experience of twenty years, And the
idea that I oonial snake
PIANOS AND MELODEONS
In Erie cheaper than I east bay them elsewhere, because
rent Is chea+or, hasoken-ls cheaper, coal is cheaper,
Iran the same, induced me to enaploy competent
mad complete, experienced 111011M14114 Is ha
marred .0 a Plain Illaunfactory them
selves fee five yearn and who staid me their
entire stock neonteary to make suck Instruments,
and I am now prepared to harniah my sanctums friends
pianos and Melodeons
Of superior Tana and Mahal, and will
ICATAL.R.R.4I.I47T =
For any lesith of time, to tire
COMPLIETZ MATIMFACTION.
My reputation as a Musician and beakless mos would
be log if those Inatrantaula atioald not prows raaaL, mod I
snare tberatia that nothing le spared to Ifig about
tae deattatt ntettla, via I
IProdaming a Ow wad sabateadal name, wideli
will give good siaboinactlow, nag stay la
taws Jaeger Elute way Pease 1 hamar et.
TERMS VERY EASY !
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
fug PATRONIZE ft
Your Own Citizens at Horns 1
ORDRE Rat WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Ittecoted promptly mot lath.
or Prods's, olden Da Stause,•kl batronsrats, Lao
lar, and sty Wag Ms I ana mill maga or mI. ay Mir
iam, will is hauls hi feschhogit %, Pb.. Forts% 11410-
dear, Dahliarent sad any Wag *be I have hi ley atom.
PIANOS TO LET !
TIMING DONE WELL !
NEW MUSIC EVERY WEEK !
NONE BUT THE BEST ARTICLES ON HAND
Maker* & Saes Pam Porte.,
ALL WIDTHS
SLVATI of ttuw
gent yes svgs . boravi of s peer belogiothyr Plato ?
Let or tams *hors It Is sod l oda maim* tt.
WK. WILLING.
rpo EDlTolitB.—You ay rensewbitir the
1. SOW r.. Homo Wabontof )(.w Work. boor e. Gar
odrortligior your ppm. ?be aolorGra „
Mho Mew, If you Groot Was with a grin
torsi& you Witt any Mao v.* order or . Mrs
no your order. WM. WILLING.
Ma, Jaw 11. 11141 L-11
Ni). 1, BRoWN'B HOTEL
able (iontis!
SUMNER & CO.,
IxrorTIMS, AID DIALICIUI IX CBOICI
TUX WANT OF A
17.13. - lifert - taiwz - .
RI Bl I'ING (IV
EEO
41
F7 I' MnM777=I
WIIEREAS in and by an Ad of the
General Amend)ly of the Commonwealth of
Pena,liras* letitled an "Act relating. to the election,
of this Conumeowealtlx." mord Yd day of J lily. A. 1) 339,
it is mode the duty of the Sherif lamely manly within
this Commonwealth to give public settee of tho General
gleetioss, and to such mitre to enumerate,
I. Thu odious to be elected
2. Designate lite plane* at e bich the elections •re to he
held. •
to perm/nom of w htch, 1„ oHN W Nel.A N
13Wwit of the Cooed, of Erie, do hereby make known, on.l
ve this public settee to the Electors of the County of
that oa the SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER
N(Wag the nth day of the month ,) a room! eke-
Oft wiLl be bald at the several 'deadest districts establish
ed by law in said county, at wbkh time they will vote
by balt ... tt for the several ale re hereinafter owned, viz
One personfor Auditor General.
One person for S'oarveyor General.
Two persons for .Ifewherx of the General .4 i
aembly of Pennsylvania,
One person for I Minty onitnisaiono
One person for thunty Auditor /or t years.
fine person
. 14r Grimly .4 udatr.r for 2 years.
(kit person for Director of at Pour
One person . / County SLrtYyur.
Three persomy for Trustees of Ertl. Aewlemy.
peraorts for Trustees co/ Tratery; , nlAoiL4
Iny, 10-he eleetejt G y eleehms leeruy south ,:l . the tri
any/. hoe.
The electors of the First k:lertioo Nett irt o i the Lit)
of grie to meet at the Hook awl La(l.ler Honor on Fifth
Street.
The electors of the Atwood Election District of the eit3
of Eris to meet st the Fire Engtoe House on State Street
The electors of the Third Eh.etion District of the city of
Erie to meet at C. MeSparrems Alice on Peon Street.
The electors of the Fourth election District of the cult
of Kris to meet at the Firs Engine Houss.on Peach Street
Tb• eliwtore of M diem* township to Meet st the Town
Hall, Is gaggle Village.
The electors of Harborcreeli township to meet at the
school hoer neat Walter Greenwood's.
The electors of North Bast toonehp end borough to
meat to the moth room of tLe school house Dear the pub
lk square, to the borough of North last.
The mortare of firesalleld township to meet s t the school
bourne new C. Baton's.
The electors of Veneego township to meet at the school
boom to the 'album of Lowvilie. -
The electors of Wattaborg borough to meet at the
school home in mid borough.
Tbe electors of Amity township to meet at the school
house near Chaffee's.
The idecton of Wayne township to meet at the house of
gll4ta.! Carter.
electors of the borough of Waterford to meet at the
house formerly occupied by Joseph L. Cook.
The electors of Waterford township to meet at the house
now occupied by to the borough of Wa
terford.
The electors of L 13ezelf togeoetilp to meet ►t echool
house No. 2.
The electors of Washington township to nowt lit the
house cow occupied LT A Robturou., in the borough of
Edinboro
The electors of the borough of Etitotroro to meet at the
school house in said borough
The electors of Franklin township to meet at the Turk•
ey whorl hewn
'The electors of McKean township to meet .t the house
now occupied by—
The electors of Greera township to meet at the
hones near Wm. Lawrence's on the Lake P.easant road.
14EMiliGiiiMOIMiii
The electore . of Concord township to meet at the school
hones near Robert Heath's.
The elector, of rain leer tow wihip to meet at the echo°
hones in the villace of Ferreira. •
The elector, of Girard township to tweet at public school
honer In the bortaagh of Girard.
The elector, of the borough of Girard to Nowt at the
school house in maid borough
The elector" ofElkcrock township to wort at the school
!Kinsella WelWrars.
The elector' of Conneaut township to wort at the school
house near K. Salsbury's.
Tbo eleetors of Springfield township to moot At the
school booze near John t'cott'■
The *keens* Union township to meet at the sc hool
house at Upton Mills.
The electors In the election dletnrt erected out of parts
of Girard, Copossat and Klkereek townships, at the White
School House tn the of Lockport.
1 also make known sod gore notice, ns in and by the
13th section of the aforemiii act I am directed, "that es ery
person eteept Justices of the Peace, who shah hold any
odic* or appointment of prom or trust under the govern ,
went of the Vatted Matra or of this btate, or any city or
Inoorpoested district, whether a commissioned officer or
otherwise, a subordinate Whiter or agent who is, or shall
be employed under the legislative, judiciary or executive
department of this State or United States, or of any tiy
or inairporated district, sad also, that every member of
Congers' and the State Legislature, and of tl e rolect and
common criliDeil of any city, commissioner of any incur•
porsted distkki, is by law Incapable of holding or exercis
ing at the sanie time the (AM or appointment of juolge,
laspector °retort of any election of this Commonwealth,
and that no impeder °elude or other officer of any such
election, shall be eligib le to may "dice then to Le voted
for.
1859.
Also, that in the foorthaeetioo,of the act of Arleen:U.ly,
entitled .Lan act relating to eaecutioaa,aad for otherpa r
pow," od April 5, 11140, It In enacted that the odure
saki IEI6 section "shall not be re conatraed ai to prevent
any militia 015ter or borough °Men from serving am J edge,
inspeelor of clerk, at say general or spr.etal electron io
this Coionioawaalthi..
Erie, Pa.
Atm, that In the 61st maim' of said act it is enacted
that "any general or spaded election shall be openat be
tween the hours of II and 10 la the forenoon, and shell
continue without interruption or adjournment until 7
o'clock I. the when the poll shall be closed.
The spseW, city, incorporated district and
and fur *Matti of President and Vice
prssid~ut alb* United Mates, shall be held and conduct
ed by tae leepeetont and Judges elicted et aforesert, nod
by climb appointed as beettnafter provided
.liirs moo shall be permitted to vote at may eh/ethos as
hot obits frames of the age of twenty-one
years or move, who shall have resided its this State at
feast osie year, and in the election Metrics where be oxen
to mitt at least ton day, Immediately preceding auchelec
thin led within two years paid a State or county tax,
witiebehall have bees iiestmeed at least tern days before
the election. But a tittle's of the Milted State, who has
previonsly been a qualified voter of this Stale, and re
moved therefrom and returned, mad 'Who shall have resid
ed in theellection district mid paid tame as aforesaid, shall
be entitled to vote after residing is this State six mouthat
Primolled. That the white freeintri, tithes/rot the Vaned
States, between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two
years. mod who have resided la the election district ten
days aforesaid, shall vote, although they may not have
paid taxes.
Ho person shall be admitted to vote whose name is , not
coutamed in the list of taxable inhabitants furnished by
the COOlmfasiesene, calm Seat he produces a receipt for
the payment within two years of a State or county tax,
assessed &movably to the constitution, owed give netiolite!
tory seldom* either by his own oath, or affirmatiou of"
another that be bait paid such a tea, or on toilliarto pro
duce receipt, shall make oettb of the payment thereof ' • or
second, if he claim a right to vote by betag fin elector be
tween the alma 21 and 22 years, be shall depose an oath
or affirmation that he has resided within the State at
least otey ear before hi/implication and make such proof
of his residence in the district a. is required by this Art;
arid that he dose verUy believe front the accountitgi wen
him that be is of age aforesaid and given such evidence as
Is required by this Act, ...weapon the name of the person
admitted to rote, shall he inserted in the list
by the Inspectors, and • note made opposite thereto by
writing the word . - tait," if be shall be admitted to vote I.
reason of having paid tax, or the word "age," U he shall
be admitted to vote by reason of such age, shall he called
oat to the Minim who shall make like notes in the livt of
voters kept by those.
slimmed. where the asses of the person claiming to
vote is foetid in the list famished by the Commissioners
or assmora, or his rig. t to vote wbetbor found thereon
or not is objected to by any qualidffii attire. it shall be
the duty of the Inspectors to exanfine such person on
oath se toasts queittiostiMM, and if he canoe to hale re
sided In the State for one year or more his oath .hall
not be sufficient proof thereof. hot be shall make proof by
at least now competent witness, who shall be a goalies...l
elector, that he bas resided In the district for moon than
ten days immediately preceding said election, and distil
also himself swear that ha boosted remeence to pursu
ance of his lawful calling, is within the district and that
be did not OPIDO‘r into raid dart bet for the polio., of
voting therein.
"Every person qualified as tiliitesaid, and who 'halt
make the due proof if required, r.f his residence, and pay
mot of tome ea sfuree.o4, shall be admitted to rote in
the townsbip, Ward or district in which he shall resole.
'litany person shall prevent or attempt to prevent in
officer of en election under this act from holiline such
election, and use or threaten any riolenoe to ant such
Miser, or shall interrupt or improperly interfere with him
in the execution of has duty, or shall block op the win
dow or the avenue to any windno when the same may be
holding, or shall riotonaly MCurb the mow of sail elec
tion, or shalt sere or practise any intimidating threats,
fo re or s ioletice, • ith A-sign M menet..e unduly or
overawe any pipette, or r 0 prevent him from voting or to
restrain the Modern of choice: such person on coot hike
'hall be Baal in any sum not ever...hog live hundred
dollars sod Imprisonment for any time not less than on.•
month or more than twelve months, and if it shall be
Omen to the court, Oro the trial of such Mbar, shall
he bed, that the person so offending • as not a resident of
the city, ward, district or township eller. the g oid o ff eme
was et...witted. mid not entitled to vote there,,,. t hen no
antelation he shall be eenteoced to pay- a tine of not lees
than one hundred or more than one thousand
and be imprisom4 not leas than six months nor mo r e
than ten years."
'4l any person or perfume gall make any betor sa,rer
upon the result °fan, election witb.o this oommonvreohlt
or shall Whir to make soy ouch bet or wager, either by
vernal proclamation thereof or otherwirte„ he or they
shall forfeit or pay three time. the amoont so Get or offer.
ed to be bet "
any person not by law qualified. WWI fraudulently
rote at any election within this Commonwealth, or bring
otherwise qualified shall rote out of his proper district,
of if any person knowing the want (stanch qualifications
shall aid or procure such person to rote, snob person or
persons so offending shall on oonvietion be tined any sum
not exceeding two hundred dollars, and be Imprisoned for
any term tint exceeding three menthe."
.
11 any person shall rote at mote then our election dis
trict, or otherwise fraudulently fold and deliver to the
inspector two ticket• together; with the Intent to illegal•
ly rote. or shall vote the same; or If any person shall ad
vise or procure another to Ao so, he or they no offending
shall, on conviction be hoed in any sum not lose than fifty
nor more than flee hundred dollar., said h. , imprisoned
for ally Arms not Iris than three nor more than twelve
mobiles
'lf any person not qualified to vote in this Common
wealth numbly to law (except the sons of oualltied cit.
WWI shall . apear ninny place of election for the purpoee
of issosing or of i•auenslng the Mittens oualiaed
.
to vote, shall on conviction MIMI, and pay anv slam
tot mowding owe hundred dollars for every such olfeetoe,
and be imprisoned for any term not exoeeding three
neawthm."
atm Pooh* known that, "in essa• the person who shall
have received the mimed bighest-number of votes hie to.
specter, shall sot attend se the day of eleetiols, then the
=who shall have received the seemed kighest num
votes for judge at the mist spring election shall
set as inspector in his Owe- And In ease the person wh•
shall have meolved the highest number of votes for in
spector shall eat attend, the person elected Judge shall
appoint an inspector In his place, and in ease
pleb. parson
=edge elesald sot &Mond,
of
the shall
who
the highest earaber of votes shall appoint a
judge fn his plat% or dairy mousey shell continue in the
bond tor the epee of one hour after the time flied by
law for opeedeig duet election, the qualified voters of the
township; ward or district or which mid °Seer shall
have bees sleeted, present at tb• plum of oleetlea, shall
ideet one of their number to all such rummy."
4. 0 1 t ahoU be the ditty of the several eepeotere reerctivr
ty to anted at the place of bolding every getseral election
=ter township election, during the time said elm
kept open foe the purpose et /trill Information
to the eim ore Pad judges when tailed oa„ in relation
a
to the t mp ammeld by them, to vote at
sect or sash other matter* to Manila to the
of voters so the said inspectors or either of
these eiall from time to Use regain.
Parminit to Use movisioae write/net is the Nh swe
lls% of the Mtaforesatd, the Judges of aforesaid 4iateteis
shall megielirely take charge of the terafkore of return
of the eta:thin of their renpective districts, and produce
them at a meeting of owe Judge from each district at the
COURT 8017811, la Eris, ou the third day after thee lee
two. being, for the preeent year, on Friday, the 14th day
of October ner.t, then sod then to perform the dotter re
quired by kw of said Judea. Mao, that whore a Judie,
by atelinees or unavoidable accident it unable to attend'
mid meetteg of Judea, then the certificate or retainu
aforesaid shall be taken charge of by OM of the taeree 'ore
or Clarice or the election of kid dletriet, who el.al I 11.1
perform the dirties require) of mi.! Judge no‘hie to at
tend."
Gi%mi ander my baud at Zri• this oth Oey , r rleid., A •
D., nue theumed eight hundred and Lit 3 -enee. and the
Nith year or the Independanne yr the 1' iiftell States.
Sri t. 17. 1889. JOHN W. .111. A NE, Sheriff.
_
NO. 3, REED HOUSE. -
M ., 4: 41 NK1A a SHANNON,
Ituve on tomet a bolo stock of
rdoN,
NAILS,
Cut and Wrought Spike,
1444
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
CARPENTERS' TOWS,
A M AS"
SHOVELS ftnd SPADES
FLINT, MULEY, MILL
CIRCULAR CROSS-CUT
Springs, Axles,
AND
ANVILS, VlcEs ANI) BELLOWS
Wrought Nuts and Washers.
MALLEABLE IRON,
TABLE AND PocKET
PLA TED SPIAN,S' A NI) FORKS,
BORING MACK IND;
ELRYS' WAfts AND
WA TER PROOF CAPS
SHOT BELTS, and POWDER FLASKS,
lIIPS. . St
No. 3, Reed House, Erie,
MC(INKEV l SHANNON.
Ene Aug. 4, 149.
_ _
AdMithatrator's Bale.
Tavern Stand, at Wayne Corners,
EMIR COUNTY, - PIIcNVA“
IN pun-ounce 01 art ~rikr front the Or
onwo Court nr Erie Co., 1 .111 the Rawl Estate
described as tallow,. Situated In mid township of Wayne,
containing a bout two third. of an acre of land and bound
ed as follows • On the North Ly the East and nod
at Wayne Corners: on the East by land conveyed by
Cheater Ladd to James D. Smith : no the South by land
conveyed by Wm. Nick. to Jam.. D. Smithy: and on the
West by the road running from the maid Wayne Comte
South towards Conrail, township imprneetuents.—There
are on algid lami a TAVERN STASI), TAVERN BARN,
WAGON SHOP SLACK BNITff S SID IP, /kr. licsiseas
SITT•7IO2I.—The premix...are ',Rusted nn the main East
and West road running through the aocithern tier of town
ship. in the county, and at it. Junction with the main
road running_ "meth from the terminus of the Erie and
Natatory Plank Road. The premises are also near the
S. kE, R. Ij. Situated in the center of one of the finest
crazing aountrie• In theCnited States, this property must
rapidly rise in value with theimpincement of the coma
try.TEßMS OF SALE—Otte fourth in band an conaruta•
- than of Sale and the NII•DeV is three equal annual in
atalniesta with interest, to be secured by Judgement
flood and Mort/rase n the premise. TIRE AND PLACE
OF SALE.—Monday the 17th ol I letober at 1 o'clock, P
M., at the premise. In Ways.. Corners.
PAILANDER
Admiust'r et Watson Miller, deed.
For farther particulars apply to toe at Wayne Corner',
or to J. W. WETMORE, Lop, Erie, Pa.
Sept. 24, IL* —306.
This Way, Gentlemen !
NSW
Fla :WINTER CLOTHING
GENSHEIMER'S I
Corner of 8 tate and Seventh eta.; Erie.
Fr HE subseribkT
1. has Just received at
Its Dear and capacious
lore, on the Corner of
state and tenth sta.,
larite stork of FALL.
.\D WlNTaft GOODP,
the latest styles, and
t ill count:se to keep no
laud a (arse aaeortmlat
MENZEMIMEMI
Salted se the ,MNArt/!1. Cooslotto% of
Dregs, Frock and Sack Coats
of retry st‘ is •nd 1.1 ter , '1,4 , ' , • t ,111 kintitt, Cravat., Shifts
Under-Sbieta. In-heetrd, lloostery
of different quasitir. ; •1.• r keeps .eery article
won'th kel.l Ina 1 "1 , 11 , nr I..t4blml,menl. Hist:lathing
is mann fart urvd t. ! •• If ~.
In the ray 1•• 5.,,0p *Pahl,. sr?), a, in has /we virti/ do
well to mill niol h... 1. rk as Le intend' , out to
M• nndrrs. 1.1 Is,nu. t•tid , l.ol4 ••••4 a Nen York.—
Clothing rnonle to t rotor t
gar ISn I
.frrrel tht saute. Ge...lietoter . . Career, eye
arr of State rad JrlerlAt etrrrts
k.rte,:,l.t. _4 - •5 1 •11 N I.F.NSIIKISIKK.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
ri I, tact tuns, al psi 1.4, • trey weather of the
human 11411111.1 It Imil lf tet dtntur. tn. eof the
1ot0411) out, It ILL thr ael of a gloat tonic nod
the exercise of phew cottOttell twope, they um; be al to
G. Orguiste the .y Arta it to mreute permanent beaith.—
lii or-tee to ecomnplo.li thle desired otjett, the trot our."
to pm sue is cet mink) that • hicti *or product a natural
state of things •t the least Miran! of t i lel rem/ tb end
hie. For this purpose, Or r mt....mewl to
Ode country • preparation tetinotg Ls Wont., It !Alai la hot
Dee ultoltelDe, out nice that has heel, ttlett iur earl,
tieing stillaleetion oil ow. It. I l i e &mi en ,
operate powerfully oil the ro.triatb, hos ell and laver, re
atorliig thew to s healthy sou L tgorou• action, and thus,
by the simple procees of •tretts,tbet.itit; hot ttl e, enable the
systeurt , l triumph of rr Mare.,
Err Miecure of Ilyspepsia, indigestion, Nausea, }late
lone), Lam of Appetite, or any litilion• Complaint/I, ari
sing from a morbid ittaotion or the ntomach or dowels,
produaing Cramps, sintery, Colic, Cholera Ilorbus,
these Hitters hare no equal
Diarrhoea, tryeintery or Fins, so generally contracted
by new settlers, and posed principally by the cliange tit
water LOU digt, will be speedily regulated by • Mid use
()CUM; preparation. li)..pekma, • dreirr • loch la prop
ably more preraleut, W all the I /tried tangs, than any oth
er, and the cause of which may always be altrtbuted to
derangements of the digesuve orgarui„ can be creed with
out fall by using HtinTEllk,li'n nTuitAt.li ltltTEld.
an per directions on the bottle. or WL disease every ,
physirtan will recommend hitters of some kind; them
why not ore an article known to be infallible All nations
bare their nutters, as a ptereltallalt 15 of Mamma and
strengthener of the system ILI general, and among them
all there ts not to be Pinod a more healthy people than
Use Germans, from whom !hie preparation emanated, ba
sed upon scieutitc experiments erbith hare tended to
prove the ,WlO. of this great preparation to the scale of
medical mienor.
Flt Vita A.VD •GCl.—This try tug sod provoking disease,
which tikes its istentleils grasp i n the body of man, roduc
tog him to m e re shadow in a short time, and rendering
him phy•ically sod mentally useless, can be driven from
the body by the ale of 1103ik111.1cb ED BIT
TERS. / rather, none of the sbortratatetkrileesses can be
contracted, Peep in ripmed situation', it the Bitters are
used as per directions. And as they netthei create nausea
for offend the palate, sad render usurceetuiry any change
of diet ur interruption of ordinary putouts, but promote
wood sleep and toroth, digestion, the complaint is re.
moved as speedily as is consistent eith the production of
a thorough and permanent cure.
Fee Permits an Adorns/eel liars, a ho meandering Crum
an enfeebled constitution and imams body, three bitters
are invaluable as a restorative of strength and •icor. and
need only be tried to be appreciated. And to a mother
while nursing, these Bitters are indispensable, especially
where a good toule„ inch as Homtetter's Stomach Bitten,
is Deeded to impart temporary strength and vigor to the
system. Ladies should by means try this remedy Inc
all came of debility, and, before so doing, should ask their
• physician, ohm, if be is acquatuted trills the virtue of the
Bitters,_will recommend their twin all asses el weakness.
(AMON...We cantina the pehlie %Atari using any
of the maul lisitations or eouelerfetts, but ask for Bon-
CktaltllitTlP SliOniten Brrritas, and see that
oath bottle has the words 'Dr. J. Ilumetter's Stotts&
Bitters" blown on the Side of the bottle. and atatepsd on
the anstallie sap covering the cork, and observe that our
atabognsrph signature is on the label.
ips6oPrepared and sold by If OSTETTER
&LUTE' Pottalutryh, Pa., and sold by all drug
gist., grocers, and deakra generally throughout Me
Unikd Males, Canada, South ilmenca tied G.r
taosey.
Per sale by CARTER k BRO , and r HAM. Erie, B. C.
ILLY, Girard, H. SHERMAN k sot, Wellsburyo D.
LUNG k CO., Fairview. June
HELY Slllll IRMO
i • :
NEW STYLES—Prices from $5O to $125
495 BROADWAY,
These - Machines sw from two sparda, so perachaeNt
from tie it.,., requiring so re.wiadlo( of thread ; the)
Hem. SW. Gather, sod Stitch Is s supstior style, Web
lag sub mom by their ooro operotloo. *Moot rooooroo
to the head-awedle, ow is required by Wont mse►toss
The) will do bettor sod cheaper wowing than a aosmorrorr
mu, nes If Abe works for for cod so boor, sad an, ea
ipreatiosabiy, the beef Mackie" la the swift br 6 any
mewls& oa snout of their simplicity, dorahUlty , ewe o
utuaagestieut, and edaptatioe to all varieties of fruolle
eawlag—oteedUag oilier Mary or be work with equal
facility, and without special adjuatuieet.
As evidence o tbe anoseetioatid eepertarlty et their
*schuss*, the °norm k Balm &MAI lisowom Con.
rstrr beg leave to respectlidly refer to the liollowtag
TESTIMONIALS.
"Sevin had owl al Grorrit I Bisbee. lischheee 1a sty
liatily for twisty a year sad is•kialf. I tele plitewere
orissessading it se o'er, wow rellabl• Gov Les far
which it is desigswi—naelly josesis
Losonkt, NO of Arc Dr. Lespoltt, r. louls
ponolowt.
AND HAND SAWS;
"I confess 'squat delighted with your &Meg liaeldiee,
which has taro In my badly for moo, oroottut. It lui
always bora ready for duty, roqatriagoo lui l m itoteast, sod
It sully adapted to every varlet, of N.*, by
simply changing the spools cd Wood"— Ihisokra
Sblicklood, vosfo of Ice. Zr. Strickload, iiitor
Clourroo Berea.
I'll'E BOXES,
“After trying seemed diderest good smeleisern I per
flirted yours, on account of Its Malpikity, sod the pem
het due with which it Is assuaged, as well as the
athi
and durability of the smut. After long experienseNre
competent to speak le this rescuer, and to comblestly
recommend it fbr every varisets of tinnily erolog.••—hers.
/I. dywesser, were of the ZetiMr Arsiserme ker.
"I have used a Gum* & Beams Beets Offaclitoe for
two years, and have band it adapted to al. kinds of tam
ily sewing, from Cambric to Broadcloth. Garments bars
been worn oat without the giviag way of a stitch. The
Machias t. easily kept in order, and easily nsed."—Mrs.
di. K. in 19,14, NO if Res. mss. RThipple, New York.
"Your Sowing Machin* has been In lue In my busily
the past two years, and the ladies request tae to give yes
tbeir tastirnonials to Its petite* adaptedness , am well am
iabor.esving qualities in the
_perionnance family mid
houmbold newiug. - -Rwliert Geseratere, Soo York.
"For several months we have said Omer h Baker's
Bewlng Machine and hove some to the ennelasien that
every lady who denim her sewing IlmewtiOnG, wed rower
done, would be most fortunate in possessing one of these
reliable sod inderatigable 'iron smedle-vrosnee: whom
combinedic Ir ialities of &may, aireste ; mid eempleceip, are
td
intaluse '—J M. Morn; deaf of Gem Gee. I'.
Merry, L'obaor ~j the Gewic./earesd.
CUTLERY,
Extract of a leper from 711011. IL LIAMMT? f.p , all
American centteman, now resident in Sydney, New :Loath
Wale., dated January 12, 1868 ;
ol W.ll • trot Runde in ifelbourhe, to lab; to which
then. o , o‘er three thouaand var 4 of stearf deo e
ith e.n. •f ; r..rer & Rainer'. blbachtoes,liad I 1 MI. ,
seam
of that has outstoual all the deshle seams ',weal by manor.
with a oetoile and twine "
"If limner could be railed up from his warily Endo., lie
would slog Use advent of Grover it Halter so a more tee
uignaat miracle of art than was ever {alai's smithy
He Would denounce midnight shirt-mating se %be direful
spring of woes unnumbered."—Pre—lforti.
"1 take pleasure in saying, that the Grover is Baker
Sewing Machines bava 1:131 , 111 than sustained my expecta
tion. ♦tter trying and returning others, 1 bans Mee or
them in operation in my different plazas. and, attar four
years' trial, have no fault to 1144."—J. H.
Seem« of Sonia Carole a.
"Ify wife ha. had ooe of Grover & Baker's Family Sew
lug Machines for seine arse , and 1 am antlatled It la one of
the beet labor-saving machines that haa been invented.—
] take much pleasuor In recommending it to the public.'
—J. G. Berm, Geeerner of Dennerem
"It ie a besot/SW thing, and
_puts everybody into an es
eittment ni good humor. Were 1 a Cattuilie, I should
insist upon Saints Grover and Baker haring an eternal
holiday in commemoration of their good deeds for b. -
manity ."—Cannue H. Clay.
.1 think it by far the hest patent in um. This Machin
ean be adapted from the !neat eatubrie to the heaviest
mummers It mein stronger, ruder, and more beantlhally
than one am Imagine. If mine could not be flphlOA
looney could not buy it."—Alfre. J. G. Broom, Nasksirle
71rora,
"It is *Peed/. Tory mat, ado! &alma& b ito *ark :
easily andennoed and kept in matt. sarnattly meow
hie h ii this nankine to all el seqnsintamees wad attars."
—Mrs. N. A Forrest, Maaspho Theo.
.We Sod this Mach lee to work to our and
with pleasure recommend it to the public, as WS
the Grover k Baker to be the best Sewing Mathias le was"
—Decry Bretkere, Atheemba
"If used exclusively for far Lfly pvpoi , with ordlawty
tam I will wager tbey will Iry ono gam sad
ten; and never get out of 6s."—Joila
.1 have badyour Machine for several weeks, and, am
perfectly satisfied that the work it does la the best hod
most beautiful that ever was made,"—Afarges Ail*"
Nutiville,
"1
on my 7 Mackahe upon eoab4 drmomsidag, sag e m u
linen stitching, and the work Is Mrable--62 bettor t aw
the beet hand.sewing, or any other machi.. 1 have Seer
seen."—Lacp B. •nimpota, JUANIit, 7
"I find the work the strongest and most beantilW I
have ever men, made either by hand or machine, and' re
gard the Grover baker Machine as one of thethit
him Ji
aings to out sex."—iirs. Timpler Rasibidie,
.1 have one of Grover k baker. Sewing Machines Wows
in my family, and And it invaluable. can twollikettly
recommend it to all persona in want of a soachinek"..-O.
7' Th.u,peea,
take pleasure in certifying to the/utility of the Gene
er k Baker Sewing Machines. I bare need one on almost
every description of work for months, and lad it amok
armorer and better in every rem "
than work dons by
bead."—Mrs. 1). W. Wheeler, nen.
••I would be unwilling to avows of sty Gruver & Baker
Machine for a large amount,emild I not replace It aims at
pleasure."—kbre. H. O. dared, 11•814.11 e, Then.
"Our two Viseleinaa, purchased from you, do the work
of twenty young ladies. Wee with pleanur• recommend
the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine to he the best la
nee."— i. Staines Os, /111eugabk, Than.
"The Grover k Baker Sewing Machine works admirably
I think the stitch and work tar superior to that of any
clewing Machine 1 ever um On hoe work, I think the
Machine would be bard to beat. W. J. Dame, klimemks,
Thew.
"I and 'the Kaahine easily managed, eery dumb* sad
talcs pleasure la recommending tt to all who wish coare
~a4Muoca, economy, and plitaeure."—Nra. F. Mae, Ake
•the Grover t Balms Sows ng Machines hare ifilreD such
satisfaction that w cheerfully ieeotruneed them to all who
wish a good and .uhatautuil Sewing Machine. It executes
sr ma a itb much cars and speed, and more goals than any
other asachiur I have seali."—Nfre R. B. Adifeleil, Afro
' Au, 71rwo.
"Lam happy to give my testimony In favor of Grover I
Baker's sewing Machine, and of the perfect eatataction ii
gives In every respect It secs neatly, and is by no means
complicated, and I prefer it to all others I have sesta"—
Mr. Bream, unfit of Res A. N. Brria, didaymike, Time.
"It •ilorde me muck pleasure to say, that the Miaow,
sorts well . and I do not hesitate to recommend it, as
poe «ming all tLe adteotagee you claim for It. My wile
to rosy much pleased e tub it, and we take lessors to cer
1=
talvitig to Gila elect."—lt C. Artakirp, ' liner
"It .6•143 me pleasure to Bud the Grover it lileteisi
Machine siring so mach , atiahtetion. 1 hare it In coo
'teat am, and nod it all that could be deemed. It is the
most *Monk and durable machine In use, and I heartily
rvetmmeod tt."—E. N. West., /Ifewmllas, 7lren.
"Having seem examined, and used many other kind. or
stewing lischlure, I feel free to say that the Grover I Ba
ter Machines are far or to all others In use " AI
&seems ;teat, Pf e, Tem.
"I consider my Sewing Machine invaluable, and would
not take are times Its cost, if' I mold taut supply its place.
With it I ran do all my family wring ID about one-f o urtk
the Imo I could with my handy " -it J Z.OWI, lirtashwilie.
Teem.
AN experienced NurAe and Female
Physician, Presents to the attention of soothers toq
1300TECXIM 8 - 1 - 111:7P,
Fos llill.DitiCN TUSTRING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by ...is
ening the gains, reducing all intlasomatioo—olli alloy ail
pale and spasmodic action, and a sure I. regriats hew*.
Depend upon it, rn , them It .11/ give real to plume/ere
and reli,t and health to your infants. We hare put up
and "old this aril- cle for over ten
years, and can say, M Th. lin confidence and
truth of it what. we I bare sever boon
o'
awe to say of soy ifastors I iler merlichie—
Neer lee oof
re a siftgie .•-
•1441t4 10 tied •
erre, when bate
";"1" N""1 8 00thi we know au
instance of .11. ea- t .n g leaettou by soy
not who Devi It.— :..iyitup I. the contrary,
all are dell 4 h — with its opera
tiona, and speak in terms of commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtue' We speak 10 this matter
"what es know," s floc ten year? experience, and pledge
our reputation for the fulfillment of what we here deelare.
In almost every instance where the Want is audering from
p ain a rm etbauation, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is admieistered.
This valuable prepirstion is the /resort. ptlea of one of
the most ripe tented sod skillful Nurses in New lingland,
and bar Dawn used with never-laillos meows la thousooda
of eases. It Dot only relieves the children hom pots, bet
Ito (voiles the atotobeb and bowels. corrects oddity, seta
gtves tone and energy to the whole vetoes. It wIU al
moat instantly telt es GILIPAIM IN Nal ikveritta, Awn Mun
COLic, and overcomes convulsions, obi*, if not speedily
remedied, end in
Net, It the beet For nod surest mole
4 3 .1 3 , th e world in all case& of
Dysentery spill CHILDREN I Diarrhea's Chit
deem, whether iteu ee arbiesfrom teeth
lag or any other w • mum. We 'would
say to every who hill a child
satlartog from soy of the fonotog oaloplalato—to not let
your prejudices, nor the pr4adlors of otbes, stead he
Omen your Wie ling child sod the relief that trrlllN gore.
yes, absolutely sum—to follow Ibis sosekerk If, _
need. Yell directions for using will seem wee wt
tie. Nolte genuine unless the fac-simile of
nautilus, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
ar Oboe, Druggists throughout weeld.
Prewipe No. IS Cellar St, Mew Were.
oral PRICE ONLY 25 CINTS Phlt BOTTLE. ly.ll
paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn and
C As l i, sts at um Erie C ity Mills- 'armors glee we a
call aprl 30 lit B. HAV
GROVER & BAKER'S
I .},LETARATFI)
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SiiirSF:Nl) Ft)li A CIRCUL.iii. Ili,
J. J LINTS, Agent, Erin
?larch 1.,
MRS. WINSLOW,
NEW YORK