Sevntßenth (sport of the
nitiitiors orthe - ErfiCanal Co
7b the Honorable, the Senate and House of Represestatioee. of As Coat
monwealtA of Poutayloartio :
Gitsrunzatt—ln obedience to the requirements of the Fif
teenth Section of the Act of Assembly incorporating the Erie
Canal pew. the Direr ,tpos thmieqf have the honor to pre
sent to On/ Ronorable'boastit: the following Report of their
proceedings during the past year, showing the amount of re
ceipts from Tolls, Water Rents, &c., and the amount of the
cost of Repairs and timpervision, during the year ending the
31st December, MIA
Receipts for 1859.
Amount received the- Tolls,
menived for Water Rents,
through Bishop Young, restitution
at the Confessional
Atu't received from relate of Smith Jackson. 1106'd,
•• reel for iron boiltii aekt
Total receiver for 1849,
Expenditures.
REPRIRS AND SUPERVISION
Amount paid for Repairs and SupervisiOu. new
work. pay of Lock-tenders and Foremen, avpaits of and we
building Aqueduct". Locks and Lock (laws. and Farm and
Tow-path Bridge*, thedgiug, viz •
Beaver
Corrtioitot Ttni. •
Fratikti Frvtier
Dredge Aocottnt. .
Summit Dredge
SALARIES
Amount paid Salaries of Secretary:Treasurer, Super
intim:Wont and Col/rotor* to Jan'y sat, Is 6o . • - -
I:4OIIANTAL EXPVISES.
Amount paid for Office Rent, Fuel,' Stationery, Ad
vertising. Printing, etc.. to ,date
Amount paid for Costs and Legal Services in defence
of suits in Philadelphia and .
Expenditures for I •;,5 , 1 .
For further particulars in relation to the financial affairs of
the company and the condition of the ()foal. your Honorable
bailee aro respectfully referred to the Annual St a lenient of the
Tielourei 11111t1 the Report of the Nurierititetletit.
office of the Erie.):amil t%).. ) CHAS. M. REED.
Erie Jan') loth. P. METCALF.
A. SCOTT,
JOHN HEARN,
DAVID MeALLASTER.
JOHN A. TRACY.
Sworn sad subscribed before rue, this tenth day of January,
JOHN SWENEY.
Al a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Erie Canal
"EDP*GY, held Dec. 31st. 185% the following Resolution was
adopted
'• Rostra, That the Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to
pay Three per cent. Interest on the Bonds and Certificates for
the year ending Jan'y Ist, 1860 ; and the sum of twenty-five
thousand Dollars is hereby appropriated for that purpose."
A. H. CAUGHEY, See.
Seventeenth Annual Statement
OF THE TREASURE OF THE ERIFf CANAL COMPANY.
Tv Me Horvaredge, tAe &sale aid Iloilte of Representatives of the Om
rotorkwadiA of Potnryiva rua.
titNTLENEN:—The Act of Assembly, approved the seventh
day of March, IM3, incorporating the Fzie Canal Company,
requires that the Treasurer of said Company shall, on the sec
ond Tuesday of January in every year, transmit to the Legis
lature, sworn or affirmed to, a statement of the aff a ii, of t h e
Company
In compliance with _this said Act of Assembly, the under
signed, Treasure; or — the Erie Canal Company, has the honor
of Preas..V.l.M4 to your Honorable bodies the following report of
the financial condition of the Company, made up from the
vouchers and records of tnis office, for the year ending Decwri
bar 31st, A. D. 1859.
David MeA/laster. Treasurer, ,u account loth the Erie (anal Ciaapa
V, . .
1860, Jan'y 2, To balance in Treasury, as per Re
port of Jan'y Ist, 1859, 162.447 35
To bal. reported as outstanding in hands of (Alec-
I Oars, at that date,
Amount received for iron Bolts sold
" received by hands of Bishop Young, res
"
titution at the Confessional,
" Bal. Appropriation unexpended, ... .
cunt cant of Tolls received by the several Collec
tor the year 1859, as reported to me, vii :
0 Office, 8Z.1,668 UK
Oonneeutville " .... ... ....... 3,138 02
Meadville " 1,334 42
Greenville '' 44,678 19
New Castle & Junction Office, .... 15,776 37
New Brighton , 7,821 84
Way Tolls collected by Superinten
dent.,
Do. Water Rents.
' Ain't received from FAtate of Smith Jackson. de
eisswett,
CREDIT
By Appropriations made by the Board of Directors
for disbursement on the several lines of the Ca
, nal, da., $411,0Z 54
" Ain't paid on Judgments and other liabilities of
the Co. compromised and canceled,
--•!-• Ain't Bank notes failed-in Collector's hands,
Atn't Tolls refunded, by resolution of the Board,
on Coal,
•‘ Ain't paid Salaries of Superintendent. Secretary.
Treasurer and Collectors for the year 1839. •
Ain't of interest paid on bonds and certificates,
not heretofore presented,
isn't paid for legal services, coats of suits, Az., In
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, .
Arn't paid C. Bolard,
.• Ain't do Expenses in settling with Collectors, ..
Asn't outstanding in hands of Collectors,
" Attached and now in suit awaiting the de
cision of the Courts,*
Ain't heretofore appropriated for payment of in
terest on Bonds and Certificates, subject to call, . .
Am't of Appropriation to pay three per cent. in
terest on Bonds and Certificates for the year end
ing December 31st, IM9,
•• Cash in the Treasury,
INDEBTEDNESS OF THE COMPANY.
The amount of Indebtedneas of the Company, at
par Report Jan'y 1, 1859, was . 1,4:17.1T0 IA
From which is to be deducted the amount of debt
eanealled in 1859,
To which is to he added the interest fbr the year
ending December 31, 1-859, on the Bonds and
Certificates of the Company uncancelltd. ...
From this is to be deducted the amount of inte
rest on Bonds and Certificates, previously ap
propriated, paid in 1858 and 1859,
The Company then are indebted as nearly as can •
be ascertained from the Records of this Office. 31.470.705 07
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Treasurer's Office, Erie Canal Co..
Brie, isn'y 10th. A. D. 1860.
Ems Couxrr, P. , as
The day before me, a snstice of the Peace in and for the
County aforesaid, personally appeared David McAllaster, Trea
surer of the Erie Canal Company, and made oath in due form
of law, that the annexed and foregoing Statement is just and
true, to the beat of his knowledge and belief.
Sworn and outerribed before me, this 10th day ci Jan'''. A.
Lk 1860. JOHN SWENEY,
Jv4ks Pesce.
Superintendent's Annual Report.
76 oie ?rimiest end Directors •2( as Erie (hod Cbuyiany.
Guivisese : Your Canal was opened by the late Superinten
dent about the 15th of April, and delivered over to me, cm his
resignation, on the first of May, in as good condition as the de
cayed nature of the works would admit. It was closed about
the Bth of December, there having been seven and two-thirds
months of successful navigation ; during which time there was
no interruption of navigation except that caused by some small
breaks, and the detention consequent upon the lowness of
water on the Summit during the month of August.
The season has been a highly sooosissful one for the Compa
ny, the tolls having exceeded those of any former year. The
hunter of the Onial is steadily inc • and' there it every
prospect of its continuing to do so if the is kept in prop
er repair. To do this, however, will require very heavy expen
ditures for the next three years. A largeat the
simonises on the Canal are of timber, and , been 1* tlss
for a number of years, are very much decayed and resrre
building. Much of the Can al is too narrow Mr loaded t o
pees each other, and requires widening and bothining. • e
snaey places needs raising, and other works are
=which are more particularly stated under the heads of
the eseetal divisions. When all these works are completed
and the Canal placed in first rate order, it can be kept in re-
• Since this Statement was prepared, information has 'beet ?e
-gg/wog. dim the milt of Penrose vs. the Erie Canal Co. pending in
the Supreme Court. has been decided against the Company.
$93,817 57
1,971 05
100 o►o
23 00
17 92
Scki,93l 64
16.716 7,4
--- 12,590 45
.. 057 30
. 4,503 IC,
I,lot 56
s 6
5.5)43 on
641 414
119:1 12
$5e),912 71
Jul Peace
3.1'.N 48
17 9'2
100 00
3,15' 00
400 85
1,971 (.6
95.78 X ti 2
$1G5.065 37
17.149 30
13 00
2,2aS 59
lEEE
1.11t3 39
993 12
700 00
11 75
1,625 46
40,(XX) (X)
4 717 44
25,000 00
17,698 7$
44.564 06
51.412,606 12
61.025 G 2
$1,473,0 fl 74
4426 V
DAVID *cALLASTER,
rreasw'rrr Erie (Antal ( b
j pair for A very moderate expendittire until the work again re
) quirt's renewin
The expenditures on tho runt of your Canalrm the Ist of
May to the 3tst of December. 18:0, were as tot ws, viz :
Amount paid for repairing, Breaks. $1.551 55
'• •• re-building Dams.
Bridges, tie., . •
Am't paid for materials delivered for redaiilding
Looks, Lock, pates. Waste Weirs, se., Se., during
the present Winter.
AM% paid for ordinary expetp.e.... including dredg
ing of Beaver I)ive.ion, Shenango Line, and pay
of Foremen. Lock Tenders. ......... . 14.44. t
A
m't id tor construction and equipment, of new
Dredge, including expenses of.sanie during the
fall . - • • • -----
('ossaior LlNC—ilia is the most expensive division on the
Canal to keep iu repair, having two large Aqueducts, and More
than twice, as many locks and farm bridges, in proportion to
length, as any other portion of the line, and from havinglieen
originally einistrueted in a less substantial manner than the
other divisions. It leas seventy-one Locks, only two of which
are cut stone, and the balance) composite Locks. The stone
Locks require no repairs, and are not likelysAo require anything
but new gates fora number of yetis. the composite Locks ,
six have been tw-built, and the remaining sixty-three are very
much decayed and lutist all be re-built. withitr the next three
years. Material has been prepared and arrangements made
for re-building eleven this winter. Twenty-six must be re-built
next winter, and twenty-six the following winter. Eighty-one
of the Lock Gates are nearly worn out, and will soon require
'Patent)-two will he put in the present season,
and the balance must he renewed in the two following tears.
Forty-six spills around locks have decayed and require re-build
ing. The most dangerous ones should be renewed next sum
mer and the others in the following summer. Three large
waste weirs and three smaller ones require re-building. For
two of the large on,-, those at Conneautville .end Albion. ma
terials have been I.lepared ; and they will 1.4• re-built during
the present winter. Hie others van be made to last another
year. The tarp Aqueduet over Walnut Creek is badly decay
ed, but can be repair...! and made safe for another summer.--
-Timber and lumber for re-liudiling it are being prepared this
winter. The Aqueduct will be re-built during (becoming sum
mer. and will be teddy for USe oil the opening of navigation in
the spring of Much of the tow-path on this liiTision is
too low. Portion. of the Four and Eleven-mile levels are in an
unsafe condition, and require immediate attention. Some four
miles iu all should be raised front one to two feet. This divi-
Skin, like all the others, is in many places too narrow for load
ed boats to pass each ot bet W h were loading but
one way no difficulty was experienced But since the Lake
Superior iron ore has come into general use by the furnaees of
the Shaming() Valle), and boats are loadink both ways, much
difficulty and detention have necurrol, Abont one mite of
cribbing is required tor protection of short levels and other ph.-
ces ; but most of this can be dispensed with until the more im
portant works are completed. as it does not litreet the safety or
the Canal; its object being to reduce the expense of keeping
up the tow-path. Six Farm Bridges require re-building.
The extraordinary expenses on this Division for this season.
in re-building Walnut Creek Aqueduct, the Locks, Gates. Waste
Weirs, disc., and for preparing the material for the work. which
must be re-built next winter, is as follows-
For re-building Walnut Creek Aqueduct, SP4,3u4i ‘lll
Locke, Lock Crates, Waste Weirs,
Spills, &e, in present season, ..
For material fur re-building Locks, luck lintel,
Waste Weirs, Jic., next winter, ...
For raising tow-path and bottoming out 'anal,. 4,001
Suitere—Notwithstanding the extreme dryness of the past
summer, a very good stage of water has been maintained on
this level, and no difficulty experienced in passing boats,
Ceptr in the month of August, when considerable detention oc
curred. But this was as much the result of overloading boats
as of lowness of water. During the summer greet difficulty
was experieneed in getting water down from the Lake, to fill
the Level after locking down a number 01 looms, owing to the
shoalness of the channel and the obstruction of the grass.—
This portion of the Canal will be dredged out early in the com
ing summer. and this difficulty permanently overcome. This
Level, which was never taken out to the required depth, in
°consequence of meeting quicksand, has always been a source
of expense and annoyance to the Compaey and to boatmen. -
After a careful examination and tests with the small dredge, I
became convinced that the quicksand could be taken out
" with a dredge of suitable dimensions, - for SlO.OOl. and so re
ported to your Board. The dredge was ordered and construct
ed last fall, but was got in operation too late to du more than
test her working, which was highly favorable. I was in hopes
this winter would prove an open one, in which event I expect
ed to have done a large amount of the dredging on this Level
before the opening of nacigatiee. In the I have been disap
pointed, and have been compelled to ley up the dredge. We
will probably be able to use her for two months before the
openinf, of navigation, and to fully complete the dredging by
the spring of 1861. Should I fail in taking rout the quicksand.
(of which I have no fears,) the ()construction of the dredge will
still be an excellent invieument, as she will save twice her cost
in dredging the Feeder—a work that is more necessary than
that of reducing the Summit, and one that, if thoroughly done,
would, in a great measure, obviate the necessity fur the former.
FLINCU Cal= FEEDER. ---This, the moat important portion of
your line, (as from it the water is derived to keep up the Ca
nal,) requires extensive improvements ; it being, in its present
state, impossible to pass sufficient water to keep up the Sum
mit during the summer. From the Lake to French Creek
Aqueduct the Canal is full of grass, and no amount of cutting
will keep it out so as to give a free passage to the water. The
only remedy is to dredge it ; and I propose, when the dredging
of the Summit Level is suspended by the opening of naviga
tion, to place the dredge upon the Feeder and dredge it to the
depth ofseven feet, from the Lake to French (leek Aqueduct
This, with a thorough cleaning out of the 'anal from the Aque
duct to Remus Darn, will, I think, place the Feeder in a con
dition to pass sufficient water to feed (h.' 4 ',trial at all seasons of
the year.
2500
The sheeting at the foot of Remus Dam had entirely washed
away. Abdut half of it was repaired in Is:is. and the balance
has been completed the past summer. The Dam is now in
good condition, with the exception of a few spar timbers, that
have decayed, and the!sheeting on the comb of the Dam, whioli
should be renewed next summer. Portions of the chute at
this Dam are badly decayed, liming been built of hemlock EMI
ber. It must be thorOughly overhauled within a year or two.
several spills and waste weirs have decayed and been tilled up.
Some of them can be dispense.! with : but it will be necessary
to re-build two this winter. The banks of the Canal are in
many places too low, and require raising, hut if the Hoard
determine to dredge and bottom the Canal, this can be done
with material taken from the ('anal, ‘sithout extra expense.
Considerable rip-rapping ha., been ilone at 'onneaut Lake the
past summer, and more is required. It will lie necessary to
spend four hundred dollars on this work next summer to pre
vent further damage to the banks.
Theextraordinary expenses the present season for dredging
'the Summit and Feeder and other works, will be as follows--
For dredging Summit and Feeder, . . $4,000 on
" bottoming Canal,. .2,111,10 (kl
" new work on dams. waste weirs and bridges, . 1,000 00
" rip-rapping Conneaut -Lake, . . • 40m) vei
Total,
SaIINANUO Lixt,—This Division esmsistm of lone miles of slack
water and fifty-one miles of canal, on which are tile dams and
forty-four locks. The upper sheeting of these dams has been
broken by large trees lodging on them, and require re-plank
ing. _They also require some new sheeting timbers on the low
er face, and the crib work above dam No. I and at the head of
the pool of dam No. 2 should be re-built. These repairs will
place the dams in condition to last ten years without any extra
repairs. Of the locks, thirty-seven are cut stone and seven
composite. None of the stone locks require any repairs this
winter, except locks Nos. 6 and 13. The latter requires new
miter sills, and the former, which was built on quick sand, and
has heretofore given considerable trouble, is reported to be
partially undermined at the lower end. It will be examined
this winter and put in thorough repair. Mix of the composite
locks will last another year with slight repairs, but will require
to be re-built next winter. The remaining lock is partially un
dermined, and must be thoroughly overhauled and re-built this
winter. The lock gates on this Division are good, and, with the
exception of a few balance beams, will require no extra repairs
for several years. Xany of the spills around locks hare rotted
Mil, It is us:TOM:it that they should be kept in repair ; and
it Will be necessary , to re-build ten next summer, and also four
farm and two tow-paals„bridges. fin the lower end of this Di
vision, two weirs are out — of repair sad closed up. Dory should
be repaired and opened. it iselso necessary to re-latild tw o
waste weirs and two spills this Mason. 11.1batow path hammy
?laces is very low, and neachl nuair4; fro orie to tNyo fee, for a
en&of twelve miles.
work, and the re-bitikling and repairing of waste Weir.,
is highly necessary • as this Divisien, from its location. is sub
ject to sudden floods of water, and, from the insufficiency of
the waste weirs and lowness of the tow path, is in ebnetant
danger of breaks. The Canal on this Division needs bottom
ing out and widening for a length of six milei , it being of in
emfficient width for loaded boats to pass each other. The crib
bing along the tow path in the town of I is very much
decayed, but with some repairs can be mad,. to last this year,
It will be necessary to re-build it next year. The tow path
around Rartstown Reservoir has been gradually washin g away
for several years, and should be protected with stone or tim
ber. Blfrespping would be the most effectual, and it can be
completely protected with this for a sum not exceedin4 $l,OOO.
The extraordinary exnses required on this Division this
sewn, toput it in compl ete p order, are as follows—
For dams, waste weirs, spilt'', bridges, &e., $5,OtXl Ou
"
raising tow path,...- 3,000 00
bottoming and widening ('anal, ... 3,500 Ou
" rip-rapping Reservoir.. . • .. 1,000 Ott
Total. $12,500 on
Burnt Dtviso X.—This bivision consists of twenty-three
miles of slack water and %even and three-fourths miles of ca
nal, on which are eighteen locks and , seven darns. All the
locks except that at Hardscrabble are Cut stone, and none of
4pills. Farm
- 0111
',401) c 4;
'',..; ° 1 Xli
Total, 27.24 r 83
Tutal, tz:V.2,stNi (111
them are likely to rogure any nlrt 4 'n"i'r" I
"Taira, except that at Cannoquinessing.
This loelt, originally built 00 narrow , la"
been orefrded in by the p r *re 1131 the
earth behind the walls, and is trcnibi'mtnne
for boats to pas, especially* high water.
If it remains in int present state I would
not recommend the Company to re-build
it. But should It Crowd in any more it will
bt necessary to do .o, and will involve a
large expentliture Six pairs of new gates
are required on this Division. Two pair
will be put in this winter and the I.alance
next sunsmer.
The (lams on this Division have been
built a long time and are in a decayed and
dangerous condition. At the time I took
charge of the Canal there was a break
the Bridgewater darn: and during the sum
mer 170 feet of it was thoroughly re-built
at an expense of $1,47:4 0(), All the tim
ber in these dams below water, and the
stone filling, which are the heaviest por
tions, can be saved by immediately re
building the decayed parts. But if neglect
ed until they break, the whole will be
washed away and the expense of removing
(itutalrupled. I am of the opinion that these
dams can be re-built and made as good as
new for a sum not exceeding $12,00 0 . If
totally washed away, they cannot be re
placed fur $40.000, In the event of their
loss the Company would lose a s e a-am',
tolls on the Division. amounting to some
$2l 1,1 it 10, and S3(1,4101/ MI the cost of re-huild
ing, making a total loss of $50,000. In
view of these facts. I cannot too strongly
urge the expediency of re-building the
dam, with the least possible delay. ft
would probably be impracticable to re-build
them all this season: but the New Castle,
cannoquinessing, and the balance of the
Bridgewater darn, might lie emu pleted next
summer, and the others in the following
summer. Material has Wet) contracted
for re-building Cannoquinessing dam next
yqnninvr, and the same should'sbe done in
regal(' to the New 'astle and Bridgewater
dents. Should the present %%inter prove
ors 4,evere as VIPSPI)t apt icarances seem to
indicate, and break up suddenly in the
spring, there will be serious danger of los
lng a portion of the dams on this liivisien;
and the event is so probable in their
present state. that I would recommetel
the Company to keep a fund 44(' not f.'s,
than $20,000 in the Treasury to meet a con
tingency of this kind. tine of the Aque
ducts below New Castle has broken twice
the past summer, and both were in such
an unsafe condition that I had material
delivered during the fall for re-building
them. The contr,ets have been let and
they will be completed by the first of March,
and will cost about $1•204i. About th ree
miles of Canal on this Division require bot
toming out and sonic portions et the t ow
path. especially below the Junetion, re
quire raising. Several I"arm Bridges and
Spills around lock- will soon have to Lie
renewed.
The extraordinary expenditure.. ref l uir
ed on this Divi4ion this P , eason are as 1 0 1
lovre , :
For Re-building Cattnocluincs
sing, Sew Ca.stle attil Itridge.
water !Pants, N;.54N1 oi)
Fo r Lock Gates, Labor and Iron
for Aqueduct:,
" liottoming Canal and rai4-
ing Towing Path, INNI INI
The foregoing statements show a very large
amount of works necessary to be completed
this season : but they aft. all in toy opinion
indispensable to the successful working of the
Canal, and have been estimated as low as I
think it possible to construct them. The
works ou the Aqueducts. Locks, Darns, Weft*.
&c.. must be done if the Canal is to be kept in
operation, and the only reduction that can be
made in the proposed expenditure is that for
raising the tow path and bottoming out and
widening the ('anal. To dispense with the for
mer may result in breaks that will cost wore
than thetunount required to raise the tow path.
But tbe only effect of the latter on the Compa
ny would be a reduction of tolls from incapac
ity of boats to carry as large loads as they
otheryrise would. if both are dispensed with,
the extraordinary expenses for the season will
lie VW' ,000. Ifthese works are proceeded with
the probable expenditures from the Ist of Jan
uary, 1864) to the lat of May. INA —by which
time the Company will he in receipt of sufficient
tolls to meet current expenses will be as fol
lows--
For Extraortjinary Repairs of
18110, _
nrdinary Expenßes anti pav
of 1 I ffiCerS, &c., for . 47,01111 1)0
Fort vrdinary repairs and put-
ting the Canal in order
Winter and spring of lsti I, Li toil (.41
For Labor on Locks. Lock hat...
W r 44. 144, &c., necessary
to itt winter of 1g1;1. 7.niN) in)
Twal, 5P29.14n tou,
To meet tii. expendituru th.•
company will havecaqi in tbo
Treasury unappropriated. .
Probable Reeeipt , tor Is 61),
it thus appears that suet making a must
liberal estimate of the receipts for 1860, there
is a deficiency of $13,4g1 for milking the
necessary repairs and paying expenses to May
Ist. 1861.; or if the raising of the tow path and
bottoming is dispensed with, of 81,431 '22.--
Irn.ny serious damage is done to the ('anal or
Beaver Division Dams this Winter, or if navi
gation is interrupted from breaks or other
Causes next summer and the receipts are re
duced to 1,570.0tX), —as in 12 , 48,'• the Company
will be 8:1:1,000 short of sufficient testis to
make the necessary repairs on Locks. Dams.
tie. and to pay their ordinary expenses to
May Ist, 1861. The expenses of the ('anal
have been reduced as much as possible the
past summer. All payments for materials or
labor have been made monthly in cash, and
every effort made to economize in the expendi
tures; in which I toile been a6lt .ecolitir.l
the several foremen iu charge, all or whom
are experienced, competent, and ationtive to
the interests of the Canal.
Respeet fully submitted,
W.. REED.
Soperoiteadeut
Superintendents Office,
Jan'y Ist. 18441. j
At the old Stand.
N . si IT R P II Y .
Betweeen Brown's Hotel a Reed Henze,
HAP ON HAND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF noun_
HOLD GOODS, STI >N* ES, &r.
Alto, a large and complete assortment of copper, and
Sheet hos alma A 1.., a large assort
' . meat of Cutlery and Poe k• t Knives,
be., lisitanta Tubbs Castors and Tea
... .1 pots, also, Tea and Table Spoons, Bram,
om_
sper,P oree I sin and OroundKet
tles, also, a %arse assortment of Japan
Ware of *II kt.da, and the btot assort
. •t of TeaTraya, is Ibis, of all !Omani
am!, . alas, Maras, Coils* HU* Corn Poppers,
SdiTOO, • ppleg Knives, flat Iran; t hovels and 1 onp,
Pokers, Coda - Rods, Washboards, Shovels, Spikiest, Hoes,
Potato Hooks, Flab Hooka, he, root Tabs, Hip Bath.
and Bathing Tubs, Halkiserstons, Names Patent Cream_
Presser, also, Pumps of alldsocripllaus. Lead PlpcoJbeel
Pump Mains, sad Titbits Stove Pips Sod =boss.
PillOs4, and Lampe, Water Coolers, aed inters,
fluid lamp .f all kw* Stales sad Stipsurcia s flak a nd
Pinot Ina, Wire, Dish Covers, Candlesticks wad
Tibia Mats is Fists, Hammers ltboval and Tamps Staid,
and With Pass road Pails, Toylet Ware, Ti. lUDs, Tumbler
Drainers, !Mutters and Trays, Mouse and Bat Traps, Nails,
demote, Tacks and Oil Teaders, Feather rotates+, Dread
lasatera, Deed Seam. Dos Colima, Preach Cade Pots,
Stets Paaa, Grind Stones lad limerings, with Screens.
All of which will be sold cheap for Cash only. Jobbing
donee the shariest notice. Copper. Prams Ps , " tor an 4
Racetalurn to *sawn far cools.
Pl.asmeall and se my stock, and sallaly yourselves , .
Erie, blay Id, litslL Yours N. HURT'S
iLT PORTHAIT FRAIOO.
\
Gilt Wouldfuss. Looking Glasses, fine Preach litts
.. agile ta Prarnes, or nit, selling cheap st the
Paraces Ds !Wing,
March It T. M. St rTIN.
HA Ms AND HOMINY.
' HA' 3011 Wow ~Mug how Cibeinoab
a sautes i . ~ ' 42=4 No" molt some ot tb• es-
NW In, 't-1 .an itt tb•
Jane i ~......t. a Y DiltPOT. CitEPSIDIC.
-
SYRUP AND YoLAssw
r.„ bs‘os sisbesciog groin at E—
a food artkl• e
brew sad rosy throe
Esr ored 4.4 respw.
sto
srVa 04,14 es sr ; 1108yrwp ; New WSW Molasses,
tile vets Wed Ism Wilts pgssirs
haw 11.1 HANDOWE aßactar DEPOT.
GILT FLOWERED, MARBLE Tt)P
aomploto Cboasbor Solt of handball,. Yew Jodo
or Coutosinfoo. Appto . W. WWI Y,
Mo. Also 4,IIOCL IprtO Sol Moos
S EEL)
_
BUCltThArirtAt:
0n bent and for We by
July 9, taw JACOB HANSON
CELEBRATKI)
pma Via*Maori aad Delaware Bay. received
Daily, at A. WILD'S,
Meat Market, and Vegetable Store.
J. WELSH, AO. t:heapable.
I'. S. Orders from the country promptly
attended to. Erie, Dia. 10,
Ir"r FAIL to Pee MIXTH AN NI; A
NOONCNttikV, and Waist Quern, In inertly
admen. Km .21.
I 00ti LAB., ZINC.—FRENCII and
.7 AIIRRICAPC, Snow White and Porcelain.
9 tat! CANTU' k BRO.
L11.`4, WHITE LEAD.— Of
5.000 thc following brapas. London, New
York, Atlantic, Orinitai Polann, Maas" Swing Valley,
2.4tl CARTICR k BRO.
. . __ __ _. __ __.— .
5 00 GALLONS. LINSEED, LARD
• sad ?ARNIM'S f HI- CARTZR k Ran
ERIE COP N M ITT VA L
ANCE COMPANY.
Aeolic» cited in 1839-- Charter i'er,nlowt!
rroperty lasated Against Lobs by /Ire for •01
Term eel exceeding ' , Wears.
l'olsclefi issued upon the deposit of Witftioni Not«ti o.
awn tl. payment 'Attlee usual Stock Malec to Money with
out the , li ability a • nada= Mohr Loewe raid with
out litigation. OS. null roily has ever been hrongbt sge
toot this Company. Tits•Omnpeng te enter/qv free
debt, an/ se • Rife Mae isisiMairo.
DIRECTORS.
James C. Vorobsit, C. 111.11bbak, Win. I Itisolorno. bl
:4, Smith, J. Zimmerli, Jos. 14.:floro tt
Krplet, ?boo. Moorhead, Jacob
Georg A. KAltat, K. lAPI*Att, Mel 11. Have,
J. M. Joatice.
orrtegits.
J. 16. C. X•¢II.ItALL, Preat JON•N Gll.lki.rlN.
GM A. kuuorr, Tram
Ofitee, fo Miming Ottotllann k Ilee'reary'p law ofh
Cbespaide Brie, ram
•
_ .
yrA N liLES !
Hoe, pork, !LAP, Shor.l, A oirer, t hista.l,
and Plane Handley •t Gl J +};l.11 \'e.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
SA VS the St. Louis. I lernot`rta
1141. pObiAb ivtltor to Ilr % ”.”1, ,h.
from aßa.nUrtnatt to Stains. tritteli strtstka glowingly
•npertor merit? of LIP tate tome. ...melt 11, lamp, n,13•(
WI. Its street, when n .ttring , bon] • rsitablr?in u re If
rort ItitAtro an. guarantees of truth, Ito. Ur ett-r:e ro• so
etolilk.lll, nor oasts. puttsry Iron. tl.. 1a.,.
LI•VIS, I istei.
Prof. wor O. J. Wood
ictitaattia : Havlog Toy attention a I s ..
Amore to the highly beuehetal enecti. e: ;eur Lair rebtors
titre, 1 area losluocd tetuake•pplicall.4l.llllll.ol2llly 4111/S
hair, which had become yutte gray, proi,affs
whit.: my whisker, were of the Paine chars, t. r :4110e
three months niece I o...cured a bott:.• ,out hair rem...
tatletie wee owed it I coru tound it wax proving what I
104 wished. I use.' it ablaut twice a Or. k I have .inns.
prorated another bottle of which I hare owed mews. I
exit now certify to the world that the gray Or white hair
hag totally slisappetited, both oat ms 'hi ad are', Care, ate:
toy hair has resumed it. natural co•lor and I belies. CIO,
salt mid aka', than it has be. it before her taeots
yenta. lam 00a 11.15% years ow , in, g.' •I .1.
age of fifty-two, low Uhed it VI It h WO* t.
The a/SOY! [Wilco I dertO -lON to 101 l lOr i fair V141%111141
discovery I aro •11.11,11 that %hoes, •ill rightly use,
as per directioha, will not has -, oecar ion to coutra.het rap
statements I 'tn. n rtua n o(l6te its end a re in de.,t
for th• last filteeii seat., and ant too. a t..tea i ty
One here and a,gouuog (owl. Au, 11S. ~.11 Mal"
of the above with toy name ea/wheel, ii. at ;tour s.
all wish to presers• the beauties ,rt Salo, 11...110 1. a.
Kell a, int.ell I em truly, sou-,
$(4,70u oil
Total
Professor 1 / 2 4,041-- I , r4r ',II - If at u,K bat tL« minfortulir
to 10 , 000 tba heat l a.rticfla ..f m, hall.. from the effects Pi
the. ,ellow let, p Its rgoi. I IN tLf , u.,lun i t
to make a trt►l 'our preparati,.n, 40.4 l f..uu•t it tp
ewer as the Vert' 111) hair t• now thlck ant
gloomy, Lad UP worts call e‘i.reoo my oLnyahnor 1.,
giviv .tlhr•r,l such
}lSt EN JIMN:oiN
Thy acKirritiov .1, Key J K ts la Cif Mist*,
Ui.r ptaiultng. >1.•I paxt.ir 0f thr tirll,ooo‘ t leurrti
BrocalSeld, flan h. FP II 1re.1411.-innta .I great 111 , thi..a
mad univor.loll) Lb.a.d Ald lINF.K.
I: r 0.4. 1 ,. Id. Jan I'4 IK.h.
Profeaeor Wood firer Nunn: mw r trial tear
Harr Rewtornthe, d Iv% re ow pl. art., W uty, that 'le
ri
feet has been est. lleut 10 10-10.1,N mg 100 r 0.011,1, 000.440
and a constant teurteney atehlog a Ith 1.1.1.1 i 1 lain
been troubled from my cadldhl.rel bad reolorreal
IttlaLltir. Which tram herettuog gran. 1., .1111 Ong iSla I rotor
rre nand tan other %Miele aft at , it., the man ,
F,llMOlOl.v or pros You ra tr. ..
Tot nl, $115.03 7s
. . .
Dr. A KOS k SOS have devoted their attention t %el u
Mindy to this peculiar risme"( malselsos, sod th. roffer !her
bore consequently bt,tql e 11.1.11.41 to MI., to their friloor
creature* is fully teatilleof and gratefully arknow lodged by
conyalesCent patients and others daily arriving in town
&OM aft parts of the country, for the exprelllt toll rwile only
of consultatinn, aWe their east. lons h ut tp- Loeb, marm o t
with the most sigma] advantages; yet trout 'that they
luxe experienced to inquiring into th. eauseot the tufts
tiobs complaint, mum th, Sr most stomp)... ry.wil)l3ol, t o
that of the most dangerous nod inveterate.) they hate
rib al-
I n.
w stentertallard the posedidlity of their prevention and
re oval, and likewise invariably fogad that the w o n 11,,,.
mol malignant ron, ...1. i.. r t. td ' A mos (' ,d_
a b e te a sed to one or the Milne (bgri....: laostraare,
o r the all effects of 1101111WIti mamma; there
fore. lir. kilns k a,N hate anise. In.) 111 til/...t. t .g. .
the relent ' of their reined. a , t... 0., .ffrrtttai soil , 1113 -
lion. toll.v. MIIO%IIII all Mr...X(1013 of remedies w hi. It
bear an tools oral rhatarter or MO) .1 ,, chow It ),, .. pt..
Mita , * sod ICOR/I[loU* al Pheatitnit Itsii.ht Ime prolittr tic
of bad onnsetarnenevu to tbs. bombe of private 11111ttutua •..
In abort, the lauddble eat of their remedies is the lessen
tog oi • gook are of Unman misery be the aihodef,,,,,,
oritef orol preeldstion of those arnietiount that are in 1,4 It,
the wren foe of life, and which. whOrtbitir su.lottensively
aoreonnd tilt. mill aloud for our akin and iuterferenre for
their ex tertu illation.
COUNTIII INVALIDS.
POMOII in any part of tiro worts may ta qncrroduliv
treated by forwarding a eorrert 11,.. r mime, frltit
• rroiltukce for llniicloes, ko.
Addrese Dr. AMOS SON, rorto, Mn3l WA QUI,
street, Buffalo, N. Y.
HATS & CAPE A s JOST.
N‘ ma d e
*rnk.lardardate logo
Hite snottier kind of bum.
loees, 1 wilt eel( mr en•
tire stork id rime sod
Vader 1,, time Doggett or
ieftte, et (111:4T,
theete Sew aimed .ally.-
1y Dew, bedew beee pet
als/bed witlslu the last
rex DAYS sod Crew the
most reshisueble Eames
is. stochof Ragele &thee, that
will be-sold at wietuittal low priers. tt. SMITH
Sete, Oet. 11 . 1, 111114 L-119.
rill.: UNDERSIGNED oFFERS FOR
4, aid. a tract of Mad booms Y tb. "Riddle Mart' ly
ing kart miles east of Walerfbrd, oa the Erie it Wat.rbed
plank merd.aael COMP31:110/ about LSO wee. TM, bind
Is well timbered: sad admirably adopted. wh.a
for farming purposes—it Is also divided by the siuribury
& Erie Rallimad. It *III b. sold In a body ar subdivided
10 bibelot to suit pareaamer.
GRAsr-,44 &op's
OYSTERS!
iNsu
Erie, April 25, IE4
THE
GREAT WONDER
tn.' TUE SINF:TEF:Nni CENTUKI
PROFESSOR WOOD'S
A 1 . )1 , _ , ‘
KI vettwiN. J.. :4 314 P
WOOD HAIR KKSTOKATIA
The Restoratise i, put sop In 11/ 111., of Ore, ail
tn.dluitt and fined .13.1 , hold,. an
4 , • I Iht. , th.l
retatios tor oro. 40th. 1.1 011. . sortiouto I In tl
brarlr toreuty per. •ot e,..re 44 rite I limn tew , h , h)4
rt . tail• Icor trio a lean:. tb. IttrL.
40 per e+ot more if, pi p 01/ ham: 1...111.•
41 J. Woof! & l (.. \. o
York, (lh tk• great S f ‘l.tr 1 - .mtithg I •ta1.1,4
an.' 114 Market St., At. 1,1116, 110
Ands/J . ld by all g0...1 llrogirbOr. al. I I nor, Illootrlovalerm
6 6 8. k i-UP " 1: 4
wife stsol "Croce/0..... the r .Isl,
I.l . l.sere 4i41 1 go witlimit
Aod being a 101. i borne ou a d.a,- i., II It a k.,.mr i.
When Tea a wanted, heal, mn.l r‘re,
And 'Augur thuel,ct with Your alwayh to re to hod Ih.m v, I
Who has lota of (looms. it,tter
And otti.r Y Ind,. 01 Irlod. •nw.-
Be/MI.II WaIIN Ot 1.14erl •
Who gongs you with a stinting Inarti
And shows you all that's to Iw ciwo,
Got up ro lastey, nice and clean • t CAI !.•t
Who keep. the angled*/
The twat that's marls. twiswath th. Ail
For atilell ro man, on and zigh • Hoot.,
Who.'op ►t hja 1..• t tooth .►rly and lat..
To watt on ►ll bog. .mall and gnat.
At the Fdr....tr corner of oth and -toot. • 14 ftd I I.tt I \
Erie, 12,1 IC: 9 Jo,
N IV "I' It E ME.N T '
YR/ PA TE 4 M) (().‘ PIDE%II4I, MinICA I
ADVicA:
.41' THK BUMFAILO PRIVATE I.IOP4PITAI
atablisbeil for thr ea r..d ~phele•,Arml nal IV rat m.o.
and the eurrr•t lofirtnitiol. of 1 outh and %fatality, by Dr
k 'rs\, kturtalo. N ever of Shun iv.
Ijoay+trerla, ( umta ism
A 310 AT ilifiliNT/ Fit' INVUNTIInv.
An iontrutnent for tbr our. 4.l C.nnsl Itebtl rte , or
Noetortoti ittntwitons mo, prrq.rly known a. Srplitut)
- Heathrow. ite. Cso be pertoweet:, rtlfi.l in from ftfliwn
days to two otootlie I)
the 14•0 01 11.4 IhntnMent, vt hen
used owajotatly with nemitentew.
YOCNU MEN TAKE I'AUTICI 1..1k N4/TICE.
Dr- Al(OS k firls take pl.a.ur e in announcing. that
they betel. ineeeted avnntt tin inirtnut nnitrinni•nt f. the
cute of the above &wino.. It Int n •tkiw.rtnil to
• tnnt by the innnt eminent ity it.. in Load... p a
Ylala.lrlpbta ant: New York it him hero declared the only
torrftil iortruktent rver tut nt. for the cure of tietutnal
Weaknesa, I.r any thee.. of the rgan owned
by the norm( ii•bilk of ~nt It Pr., $lO. by mail or ..cprinin
REMEDIEs• %N.!) QI ecEits.
Dr. Auxin it Son mai 1., ,olooito.i nun, w n• n i n ,ce , n
the mortang until L nt Light, to etufy etas, and r, mptom
u( thorax., Secondary aymptotna, Seminal Wraknres, Im
potence and Strictormf of the rrethia, awl alt tt.w
dr e adful ettoeuntte arising from lectrt helot. of
youth, !Hai produces arwuditutkmaJ debility, rendore
martial* illiposeible t sad to the-mil destroya I.r th b..dr
god mind The treiltuisai the, Moot lot the moll of op.
ward. of thirty rare' oeternr, .t..! „ r .
tier In Eurqmr nod America
A CURE WARIIANTED
Valuable Land for Sale.
July 16 1666.--41t1
13 KS,
IffNmd;im4 Paper, Statfaaery,
PARK ROW BOOK STORE
Erie, VA. 24, taro
G.',00. IS ,
D 4 ?MA DAY OPCNiNIi a Spleadia
iimiarttoolit rich Gilt Cbitia Vases, Motto Cops sad
&Lacer% Moo, raruttotticks, and ► emit variety of
usrpuL ANSI ORMAlitifita, ARrief.ti,
gu wad.. F o r thi• likivint Cake Basitste,Tea Pa*
ri dilviar Cup., York}, SPOOWS Ladim, Napkin
Ring},(Lariattlel itarnaj and leis nf rick Kat•
ch... and rivalry 1:444,41 , -411kla mad we.
krir, Lire P. WK.
MoOARTER & KELLOGG.
111,1 E areocistteti with me in the tim
e,'" and Provision business 8. Y. 8R1.1.084i,
the houttoos ttll beret/tor he conducted In the mime and
ite4 ',tarn a ati.i,fmat.
VS.. hoar 11. 1808.-1 .1088 PH 11148.1=8.
DERSoNS WA N - TiNii CH AN'OII.; uF
ehtutte his Iseult h. Se• vertissunen tor Ilaansnos
on Lands. another column. 6.11•1
Al'I'LF: PEA It EltS.— to doze
.Frarr•ra that will de the work
uo isiatkket Mr *Me "err tow by J
Aug 2t, MN.
FIN NETS.--A few dui.. of Cotton an
Litwin, Hon., Nola, cheap at J. SKUJENS.
pr "A I.I. WANTING FARMS. SEE A
~.r t iortnwnt or Hammonton Lama.. num
PURE: LAM) tJIL:
Satiable for Sarnia/ and taarisartatir
karranteti giro sattatieti..o (Vat ad 7 r .IT.
.t hALDwyvit Dirca:STaita.No. 6, Nord Beam 24, U
rSTI F. IN THE mu)
T.l • Ali US
VI 01., Li) !" ,, A Y to 1..,y triratitt and ttor public to
imperil that I hare rotoraoroted tbo
aril Ready Made Irtrathhig ilitelsens,
In all It. ,anon. hriLneboll. to the Store latoly oteupted
by Mr. row, on tin. Public Sloan.. betwern Mronrs'n Hotel
and 'Lbw flown., .ben I • I.: • ndvarmr to ban. at
time. I choice nelretion of
VIAITIMS CANN& MlitiNitek. AND W MNTINGS.
hien i will puke up to utiler upon train notice. and
arrant to x i. r ratio.otion or nu flair, romonr, In want
thing 14 my low MD 411110 , 1 A upon bottle Wily dealt
with. a. INM sl.lrltutiss.si 11.,1 is, • up nor Auu. Wu but
Purls ssn ss , tit ,irr oalsallls tuns Making J. stso.: ar
.11111., 1.
R.LAD Y DIADE CLOTHING,
.1,,,e wriii r!.. of" 11..en* mikho. sling .arrant •1 t” twr as ro
rr.....bt,ft , ellotioy nloririori.
I . • roos to' , time.. i,! !or l' %NI i aro Invited t.. call and
0,...a11/. lily 1...0.1. sod him., /.> t am deter-mm.l to sell
heap for ( *Oh.
inrr MITI Nt.l Oar no obort notice awl warranted
kirla b IP.. :A Jit
' JOHN H. Jt'STION.
11 . TWASCARE MUTUAI, INSUR-
A \ , C. , ~I )l'A\l' ilk , 1•1111.A11),1.11.11A.
ARE w a l utg buoloess On the Ruins' plan, gym's'
the 1.. *.ove, x partietialson in the profila ol the t..rnpo
nt, vrl (Lou .111111,t. v loryond the prennum ;Atli
n R
up.,” I:Jalee and Canaan Inrurtml 012 the gon.t
ia orstale trans'. I.ntrs will lithoraily and promptly
adjo•te , l
n ttn•rniinAoiln.n.llUll4,nok pr.l otb,r prippriy
•• untrv. 1.,. a lifnile.l tvlllll4.lrMAl3O3lll
LI f It F.CT()Kti.
.
Jo...pi, II :' , ....1, Jan.... c' li an a.
110., 1 .111:t, I AI" 1 . ..1,.1,n I . 1,.‘ up,
r....1.e11 Mitrtim, John Garrett,
111101 r rntz, -arn»..l Edgrat , la
116 al , I.aarr,u,.., 1.n11.1 Fl ....itacry,
-. 1, , . • Re/ , .. 1.4.- R limo,
, , • , F , ta•f %F. 1111 am 'May.
I. t :'n ', I.r R. 11. Mena
,l, ..1 ..i.ri, a • : 4 pracs r 11,11vaixt
t,..,,,v. •,.. r•• ~ :tam .1 N.wlell,
t. 'wardn/ l it ,l. ~ .11.1111 I' I, .‘,...r.
I. I' , 1.1 • 1., If Jtil). . 1',,.. kr
} .I,rl. , ati A10.1.14,r,
P. 4 ,7 . 1 KO I.lntr•, F.n.•
Vl\ 11,1 I: ' ; v ;
I•nr.• I ”irr 11.-101 , ran tr bad at
April 141.1 KMA 1 11
.‘ PEN TEki:' A )4 (I N TI 11:4
t s lx , v• 1.41.1111.. n• I , • n.. I , oturr AttOrk
• and J../ .141 1t../a, mat, . • I tuifot
•Amtp4. , • in '1 • ell I , I. I I I I '
XII: Ai 7•4
k, 1 , 141.4 Ina of all kI. •
Alatlq, 14. 4,1 10:11(1,11 • ; • ,
GI NI ) ,N 1.1';
to Tuns Per.% (:r,, ,l I. " "'I ",
ilang.nef..., rule. - i i N.
G kl'E 4; it F.l k I• .
tio.tr it..-t ~ii, ni
Ittn, fr.on tMI.YI. "1.(110. fig, tt tt- ttt t
twit ...sato. 'ow P•;•• Itte n , , 111• n it..
thither colotiln • .
.1 K
1859. Fall Trade! 1859
1-111 1 XTEN , IVP: 1311q11:Tt
European Manufactured
1) try (i 00 DS
EMEEEZI
If
VERY LOW PRICES !
1 Ylll-I:Sti S'TT,Kt- 4 !
We'll .1 .V/1 P. I kt' Large V:tri,t
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, and
cmt r , r.irsilVint•eli l
At No. 5, Exchange Row, Erie, Pa
Sept. 17 - 1. - ) WM. 1tK1.1., .11t..
Stoves ! Stoves ! ! Stoves ! ! !
W Fare. How pr.•pe
ardto
11, .fir , Are 11/ Alta of
frrOr , 4 nett. le,,er 411 {
priers than have ell, - brOn Mit n krie
Cotffity ttnr tuis,rtment comp tite. a il •
tivel.trt. improt wt, 1131.41 whwil
may lo• fi et ot.l the
Banner, Plymouth heck. Eclipse,
Empire, Brilliant, Herald,
And Dumber "(other dertrablr styles a Meru...) /tr.n.
Ala. the Juntl) onlettrated May Itos re, Bower, Buena V tota,
and a nuother of other pnttrrne of Low ,tern Store...-
AI. tilt. VI...Mg t; inr•, Cottage twiny., Illnairl Parlor,
Oton Fnutttni. and A large wombs of
Plate, liNi I, I 'fft,`, Sell Itegulsto....rot o li,
stot t, .f Olttp.l tor tiustiltes winch se It tli twit
for earh, Lumber, Beef, (earn, .or testier ts
general, at brow flgotett than any boar*. In the City, and
.. esets ,t th e n, t. TOV. entire aatiaLetion. T o pe t snn a
wisblag any thing in the *hoer lin. we would ray thee
as a Call and eon guilt not be disappointed At the lt
Vonntlryt. !t,' iTCorner Of 'AMP and iltb At.
Erie, A ug.l3, lath—late HARR k JOILN:tON.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
AN EW and , ure phut for obtainin g
(att.o WATCHES, sod other es),
sc.! , I , till particulars fii en In stalowier, whir%
will he pent Ale tr. all 11T1 ppl rikt top.
t skiable Gifts, ...rtit eta. to ;toil, ARAN •
TEED to I.sch porritsiter, $1(4 . 1,000 to ilifte hsee 4at
itioteihuteil to to. palrotot within the port ./ 1 month's
sl:lo,Uuo to b. ot•It 'totted dutlog the nett rot tuoothe.
The _toittertnehis..lterail to A croteitre more H 4•1.111,01
u, o 4e of soy other boom , in the bush:two%
Haring hr.., in the ruhlori.ons ,
neu for the lad richt tear*, net eltp,rloO., rnahlra me to
ronduet, the Hal Enterprise a nth the ,; - tatty.l asti•facttoo
to all.
sW" ANTI.II u.. rert Town mid Count
Pariah partlto Ism stldrrOm OV A ); g R uj
quxl"..r City Publishin g listus s ,
South Thiel Street.
Rept. 24,:iftiff hilade this.
USE CROSBY'S ILLONITIC BALK !
F )lt Rll Et' Al ATISII, Ii F.. 4 I) E,
Tbrent, itwrlb..l Fate., Feloss. Cramps, Plies,
sprains, Kruhtes, nt• Steams, I; and., .. Aug,
Joints, A•iptleit Russia, : l ure Toothache, which
it will cure in Irons Inn minutes, t hilblaltin,l urns,
tore nr Tender ret, I - badness ur PairSalF. Aunt, Lazio
BSA, , du
It is also e q ually eftleselous ID the cure of diseases la
Itorwes, or other an lassie, stir," as itingbane Sparta, Oleo;
Founderet Feet, Leanness. rontranttult of ll* / 1 11011
Sprain& Mud Gana. Scratches, Crashed Nests, Old
Poll Xvil, /br,
Although this is a am article, now fur tiot And Utue
brought Defers the public, yet It has been severely kyted
in a great number of cases, and found all that is claimed
for It, as certificates now is the pnesession of th. Proprie
tor Asset.
Proprie
tor, a loins yid try it sad if it So not all it Is ream
mend. Mans it lad your toorwy will ta rehodod
C. CHOOSY awls insuulisittioar sod Progoristor, thin
Shoot, ; sad sold by L. I. ItAIJAVIN. gide ; -
SLKENCII, Widortoid. Pries. 26 Cents per Holds
July 211 11511.—W1.
CASH paid for Wheat, Rye, l'orn and
Oats at the tee city Wills. Farmers g ive UM a
nat. spill . n B HA V IttOITICII
J Mir-4 1411,101,
,4:ty' iv /set, (Oran!
WALT.ePA.PER, &a.,
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I AM NOW RECEMNO
STAPLE .
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LOTHS, SHAWLS,
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Quaker City Publishing House !
I 00.000 (
o,LAlzl,ip AND 10 /,1•1 , :‘,.%
1;- - .11iii . \
Super.. ,, I n. 111... ht , 1v (ht
FRESH ARRIVAL-I
• AT Tat
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W "It EZ:Lbea found n i g y l itat i 'r;
BOOTS, SHOES!
L IiIATHEIt.
Rubbers and Findings,
Ever brought to this market, wii,i will
sold lower than the saine quality 0
goods ran he sold west of New York
twit •
Wholesale Department
Ti thoroughly replenished, mud es Sr. prepared to m.„,,
rot' NTRY MERCHANTS And MA Nt'VOITTREIN
with every article la the had*. at Woe that
°hetet* the oeceeetty of their ping
east for a supply, thereby saris/ thr
thee and expense of a trip to the At
bin tie either. To thew who emit
To have Booth or Shoes
Made to Measure!'
we wiiniJ as) that, we still retain the services
ma. X.II.3I'ES COTTER.
whose ittliiity aud experience has rained fur hue, as.
deeerredli too, the reputation of Malin ` the best HoON
and SUOVO nianufaetarmi in this section of roman
Our work is warranted, in ail cure, to lit or oo /Lit
Eir The wants of Ladies simi Child...a hu not be.,
anberiorl in our late purchase., of lamb tact they wol t.
convinced by indling anti esatnining the goods
Rabbets tarnished at Nwr York wilts/two pm...
adaGg tranaportatieb•
Kris, txt. 1, Abe.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
IT Is a tact that, at soma perisel, every member at tbr.
human WWI is subject to disease or dultitrbanee of u.,
b o dily kg* owl; but, •lth the aid of a good tome so:
the *Aires of plain common reuse, they may to she a
to resafater the system as to secure permaaent hesitc.-
In Dreier to sacompluill this drawn object, Use true mane
to pursue Is certainly that *bleb alb produce a mature
elate of things at lb* Mast bawd of rital strength z ed
life. For this purpose, LW. hosteller has introdumo t.
thi s e nu n try a preparahon bearing Ms risme, aloe/itemt
a new needicirie, bat one that has been tried for year,
giving natianntion to all who have used It. Th. bitter.
operate powerfully on the stomach, buweis and I iv.;
storing them to s. healthy sad vigorous action, sae rho,
Lj a il , sim ple prooens of atreergtheming nature, risible ti s ,
s.) item to triumph 01.1. thasaue.
For the ears of Dyspepsia, indigestion, Nausea, Nis
leuey, Loma of Appetite, or any billions Complaints, so
slog from • morbid Inaction ol the Stomach or Eke...,
producing Cramps, liye,ulery, Coe r, Cholera
throw hitters hawe no equal
iiind - rboes, Li) foolery or blot , w generaliy footrace
by new settlers, nod caused principally by the change •
'satyr sod diet, will be speedily regulated by a taut'.
of this preparation, fiy spepwia, a disease *loch iv po ie
ably wore prevalent, in ail its Varied forms, than soy
.r, and the foam. of fehlels may always be attributed
derangenientit of the .figeative orgasm, VW be cur,:
out lad by using lIONTATTKit'S
m per directions ou the bottle. bur this diarist 0..
phpu e i.r, will recommend Bitten. of some kind
Irby Do lineup article known to be infollibbei All bane.
!Lave their iilttela, an a prerentativo of donor
siren ig then., 1.1 the ill.lcUl to grUerla; and 1111.1oUi1t4s
11,11 there to lot to he - found a more healthy
lb. German*. from whom th 4 prevention eniauate:, 4
nod upon ementidc expennieots which base 1...b.*.
prove the valu e ot this heal pr..l"Citlc,U m the 10. •
niciilCnisrurnee
raVall. •Nu aura —This trying and provoliog
goly".•13 1t,,. it. 11.1..011../4 gC•111, nn 11/w1.41 01 tools, .4.
tog h., to r us.ee shadow 113 • •taort time, am ,
11., ph) orally •Mt Mel:IA.111V Utrele., non .1, it.h ir•
th. hody by the u. of Hi lit F.TTi.ti'r. fthNi \ID r
TER, 1 orther, loon of the al.* r-.listr.l
c”utraietirsS, VIrVIS it, le si...arat s%tuaat.• pa . II
ta4.tl 4s per. thr• CLII•11, •I as U.. rata r cra aal•
...rinnl tla. ;axial., 444 mode, LI I••••• • aura 3,11, cpl
c• 1 thel rrl• rubrrut , don ul •crJll.ll, t UFr•rsi , r
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. 1 hr. la.' la rrata•/ I .riar.a. e. I an.-
/of Prrrotos a 401 . 14 1 car.. •I. c• • •••• r•
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rliitt .S . torteN, 'altatill. nor I If
many
CAHTKR k littf , ev.ll' ItALL,F, ti
F.1.1', Girard. if SiikNIIAS
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NEW GROCERY.
CA VI II EY 1110 all
Have .P1,1)..4 a Grow*" sled Prot. ,
Store In Beatty • r 141,k. \..rtL r,tv k I Ow %oil V. ,
whvtr a 04.1 ~31.1,1, 1
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WOODEN & WILLOW WARE
rr Cub aid the. his be.t Msrirnt pried. tatl. lot •
k Couatrr. ('rr•Jur'
ti 4'. CACGHFfY,
trio, April 23. 1559
FARM LAN Et IR SALE
from %htladtdpbuthy itadroati tntb. Mate
Jersey Soil among tho best for Alitirultutal poop"'"`
bring a Korot loam sail, • itti a clay bottom Tbe doh
a lamr tract, divided totes small (arms, nod butoindifr
all parts of the country Sr. Dow sottltag atol botido•
The or ups product," are large and can bo Iberia en‘• ,ll ,
The climate I. delightful, and serer from foot* Try,
from $l5 1.. V.) per acre. payable withal four r oar br
clalmenta. To resit the place- loots tin. Street NI
at Philadelphia at Iff t A At liy ItattroaJt , Hanoi% on'
or aditreita K. J. NT rues, lor totter, I i5.4111... 1 .•0 lee ,
is
Atlantic County, New Jersey see WI adiertiretueot
*not hor eolomn. fon•
STILL IN THE FIELD !
L. I. BALI)WIN
W MILES ti E t ir 11E7111
DRUGGIST AID APOTHECARY
N" 5. Retd /low ,
HA VI NG rei.14.111.11,41 not .took, 1
Low I ,l...pared 10 fuenleh the htllosing
.9." 11 3 , SP lon' an they inn "bbilnaAtt sue re•
liniment In thle reetion
DROis, MENCIN (111:MIC.I
PA 1 NTs. lli. . VARN NIIE
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY
PAINTER's ARTIci.F>.
W 1 N D(INV 4; I,AS-4
AND 1' (' TT V.
The Drug-nand fillinifeities are warrauteit tot.. tro , Lis .
avid aettuf fie. I hare view OT/ head Ib4 rimeti fat • "
rope riot ate,* of
Pine Havana and Principe Cigars.
Also Pure Wines and Brandies
actEnxedi.i. 'rte.:. AA
Warty tirt•toptly (Mod tatiabtetion eutraat."
reran! to price awl quality Er iti ,
PLACE ' No* 3 IteriFliamme, Elle, ri
Nov. S. I $.41.
_
500 Noir); wisp(
riving . au saaiirttorat 110 : ,
Woods. Etuuch, amitliah sod Auttrican, for tale km
4U CAME* OE'
ERIE CITY MILLS
T R. HN
AEfts-lin:, Provrivtor
, 4 •
Axp WitoLtitAut ♦vt , RpllL Pc s , "
Flour_ Corn Meal, Mill Feed.
SAORT SI , BRAN, OATS, CoRN, At.
FLOUR AND FRED STOLE.
At my OW staid, Keele's Work, UPC door goo'
terser, fast side of the l'ark, French stn-et..,l,''"' l 1"..
constantly on hood K 411 kimis of Illy .• .sf ,
lag. Corn Neal sad WM r«...a, Bran and '
flats. its-, .11 of %bleb sill tor .01.1 at Om lours% w•s .
rates, Strufts fss , thuot, and ..lo;tve , eal fur. of durc•
M. /IA N.RSTIt
Apetl3ll,lllUl
_ _
FARM FOR SALE !
rr E undersigned offers for sale.
persable terms, • samoll bat ralvable time.."
teWpabbil vmminiru, trio amity, situate shoat SP
said a walk* Iron the Ittieri•hleg of tte' .
berg. Raid Ur. cantatas an twee of teed lint '•
atesod bottom. bud. herinty-$n of uteri is to 1 r
rt•tie of letproreeeert : It bas a routig ated groorni
chard, together with a ertortnintial Wu. The tem.'
be mad* reef, and as neeseirritkietable title gine
tortbor partieulang enquire of H. berlAsse.
of am subserfetor at Waterfheti. Fate
Oct. t. 111319--ILtf. $ KYaNuKih
PERSONS W ISii i NI; TI )I . ii Ni I"
business to a rapidly larrrasing A
bottiesseet whore bu0.b.16 aro suing. //w `luw
sad soil is delightfal. Saw aiivsrtiraient thr Eto
=Won Settlonow4t.u.tb.r Nallvau ewe
lio. is
SION Or ?Hz
BIG 1111011!
HARR k KELSEY
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