7 - 1
0135.1 -11 1111 s liar There is one branch of manufacturein
this city, about which there is very little said,
and alzogether too little known among our cit
izens We allude to W . ; limseit Piano Manufac
tory, tut State Street We were through his es
taliltshrint the other day, and found on in
speot 11.111 some sixteen hands at work upon in
struments in all stages of construction, from
the rough wood and iron to the lest polish giv
en to the frames. It has been but &short time
, ince Mr. W. embarked in this enterprise, but
we are pleased to say he has met with marked
success. He has so far sold as fast as made,
and if we were to judge from what we saw,
with ample capital the business might be very
profitably extended. Of the character of the
insTruments turned out by Mr. W., we assert
a it h, confidence, they are equal in tone, and su
iteri4 in finish to any from the famous Chick
ering manufactory in Boston. In addition to
the Pianos manufactured, Mr. W. turns out a
large number of Melodeons in the course of
the year. as well as supplies several eastern
dealers with their Piano Stools. And here let
ua record in rarcuthesis, a fact that illustrates
the alacrity with which people sometimes buy
up articles manufactured at their own doors,
but which, to give them a saleable character,
have been subject to two transportations--one
Irony the manufactory to an eastern dealer, and
then hack to a western purchaser Some ti i.e
since Mr. W made a contract with a celeLra
-1(41 eastern Piano Manufacturer to furnish Lim
with a quantity of Piano Stools. The contract
was complied with, and in o. few mouths some
‘,l these identical stools were brought to this
city, soil iold to people who would have turn
,.l up their nose at the idea that such a supe
t tor article could be manufactured by one of
their own townsmen. And now, 'we might
with a good deal of propriety, preach a ser
mon, taking for our text this incident, upon
the nece.bity and propriety of sustaining our
own manufacturers and tradesmen, but it is
hardly necessary. Any one who will spend
half an Lour in going through Mr. W's estab
lishment will be fully convinced that, in the
I.ne .it Pianos at least, our city cannot be ex
er.led eithor in tone or finish by oven Chickor.
IFEETO I F Iglu
I ,ZI) ‘1.) , 1N I \ . l; \I k Ertl I 40)
jp irJ II %‘ !toll 1. k Lea Ul.llVd EI new
, r ,. It
Irlth the Erie City Mill•
Lim Sunlna) 111/4 Erie
,‘ .0 I , r .I,e rim,' work of Ow. month rearh-
i.‘ • -am „f 81,;,
j - i Dr Clir,rktt, Butr.ttu. lectured
n rit-t , lny evening to II fair
-The Imagination
, , , `r.. '
=I
J Bt C , .. hn‘e removed
lirocoly Store t. 7. Bon
;,#. •. I , rther!‘ o , tnipied bs tirny s Far
goy"ug ill• religivum reN orals in
arty-six porsuns wvre
r3hip in the Baptist t'bure
:'e ,n the Metlio.ll4t Church
p l y Kttentiun to the car .1 Mr
I,‘‘ Teacher of lierman, In our rut
, ts n competent teacher. and
1 omt3e , l 19 know hot to %Nell pat-
a ir tt e notice that, in the formation of the
• t rural COMITOIIee, WILSON LAIRD. Leg.,
• and C9l E WF‘RLoth. of
\lek ere etio , ion vuephers f..r ihi Sens,
rift: I.l.4trlct
Ixer• Tt.e Senior Classei of the West ‘Vttrti
will give it Puhlic Etitertittnuieut, fir
..e benefit of their Library, on Friday evening
r.e April The elorcke‘ will consi , t of
Realm its. Heelt at ions, De , laniat lUD 4. Diel"gues
kr We are thdebte 1 to our friend Ur C
e,•y, f ••tmriel , ottle of native
wine LI to., own Tltltt,..:
Qaltit At.,r ot the grape. and
14,yaglit It to I- near I,..rfeCti ,, n as poNsible
1t all events the irtele 'a... when it hi.
age, will take Lonwienrth down e,,nsi.l.,al,'‘
sir we call uten•ivn to the advertisvmet.
f the new firm of linceve,
who hare firmed a c , .t.iierti , ,n far the pure...,
! entering l‘r i 4el) ink, :he stove nianurvit lire
rue firm of 13 13 V 'teen?, John If
Vtaceta, David Hunt vd, C f ihtails and Du
‘id Shirk, all practical b 19tnese men, with crop
,tat ample to insure an energeur pii , secution
t the btm,ines,
ltd" We are glad to .see that twu of our pur
',mai friends :n Crawford county have heen
• ue lucky applicanis fur Deputy Marallalships
that county—namely. Nleij D V 'Dericksjii,
Klecltherville, and J 0 Burlingham, of
Thoy are ho'h competent. and
perf , irm their du: le, in a ea ti...faci oryinau-
Eimsam
be It tsoutd be 'tell tn. I.ll.lness m.•n and
others needing prtnung to bear in mind tlytt
the o,3r.nrta °MCI. excels all others in tote
d.ct.on of country, in its taconites far the ex..-
of es er3 thing in 'tilt e are c , ri
adding to stuck of tnatertal, the
L,ctl , :es as tney appear, such as new Type,
R 1 _ Borders, se \l! throvgh
t! ,e raid' rece.r•e prompt attention, and
I, , vr rite+, xi !holl4ll rnnd•• to per`•,n
r •1r rr
orr
I Buffo..•• wll, br
R . . .t t,or 1111
I=
Amencai 11 ox , on•t •y*•eln 40 ne
what. and 1, 'cry impressed with
Lts explata•.,n treqt:lner.•‘ The ail
I ti:ub for , apc,r.z.nz the mellc:Le tar she .-yett
4 114 own In4 ' eat 1 ,, n al,l seen , ' to
1.5 to I.er a tDs S! bh7py e c-rditi'%v en-
d , rye the I)Jr-ot a• ‘l.l event•
Th., most e , :bplete f•tt piscutmg
exec t Oil which Itet yet ben pu in or to a-
peeved through this city
a. 1 ,14 ; lor TIRISN ..10 It consi& el o. oola
liete tor.ng aprira•r.•, ste%m engine.
u Hpa, &c . rig to Nieser3 Rh •A
flolme E , of Wr=tfiel I nni Gino. ~f MLL!.
ef,rtipany are rydr engaged ‘lniting a well
at ritusn:ie, LI pru%ing rich ,n 0;1, Will
kJe aucceeue 1 hy vtliers rho ) intend
a reel:tore as noon as .id 14 obtained, the ne,es
otry ityplAlleea for tLat purpos. 1 r i.g n,,w on
'Le ground
:dr HARRIS . new Restaurant, In the Coln.
tuereial J3uil ding., Is intended to be •he finest
die of its Lind In this - , ction of tl e cotintry
It occupie the entire space of the.ecttnd story
Caughey s Clark half of the building, ei
cept the Billiard Saloon, which 14 to be occu
pied he ARNOLD. now in the Para.gon Block.—
!tie appliances and coneen :n nce• he best
establishments will be found tri tht., .nclotltng
a Reading room for gentlemen. and ice cream
and refreshment room far ladies corporal
Harris is just t!.e man for this enterprise• and
we wish him unbountted eaccee•
I:II4NGE uF Tiiax —LThe f,Jllowing are the
proposed changes of time upon the Lake Shore
Railroad to take effect about the middle of
April
Trains passing We‘it acii, at Erie at 222
M , and 2 P '1 , Buffain leave
Erie at 2.11 A NI . and 2 0:5 Y 'ii , Columbus
time , arrive in Cleveland a• 'id . and
6.50 I' M , ColuDibu. time.
Trains posing Ea-t. arrive in Lrie at 12 47
A Jl ,13UP. N 1 , and i P M. t' i`nmLus
time. Leave E. at A At_, p M ,
and 7.00 P. \I . and nrrou• in Dunkirk at 2 2.0
A M 2 P\l , and 5.30 P Buffalo time
Ma EDITOR —The writer of the article in
your last paper making, as he tbeoglit, some
pertinent inquiries concerning the diposition
th• surplus receipts from the equrre of lee
'urea now in progress, begs lt,tve to say that
he is neither a clergyman, an edit , r, not
dead head of' arty kind Hist o h j oet, was to
bring the manager of the course to the confes
sions!. and it hue been accornpli+hel Be p.
, tery willing to pry ••a quarter - and more to
hear such men as Bayard Taylor and Beecher.
but on entering the hall and Ealing s paying
audience of three hurt Ired people already tot•
sembled, he wou.d certainly feel better sans
tied with the expenditare ut that "quarter - if
he knew that it and the reauto , of the surplus
ritosipi s were t appropr. it. , Ito a Nne worthy
public purpose and not t re ~ i ng the imp
, audios? of a private speca:a: r If there it
but one man :is c,.y wn 1,14 any 1,
•pirit, or literary let us a,Anleriedge the
tact at once, and 14.ve ouraelve , up to our s•lf
apy..nted guardian If ....ore ar , more, let
them hare the spirit to waltz. before another
•( -tore season, and arranges Cure of ;• ,, ores
-share the .'risks' and apply them 'nu saved
tie founding of a public I:brarr , end ti.en
perhaps nobody will ea.. finNO
air The Gazette tells of A citizen of Pitts
burgh of -great inventive genius,'" who has
Lit upon the piano: construoting steamers with
eaginee so arranged :tic boilers tiny )A heated
from the burnmg of : ,, en,:cl Oil instead of
e and adds, that the weight of oil netesmi.
I 3 !c, rorel the steamer would be -his-sevenths
eacte than the coal now used We don't aat ,
tiow this will "vastly increase the carrying es-
Paeity" of steamers,—but perhaps the Genus
Will explain
ERE
Lector 1 , nil
oar We notice that ••P ," in the True Anger-
IC.JPI, and again in the Gasette, replies to ••Cui
Liceio" in our last paper in regard to the pro
ceeds of Dr. Chapin's lecture. This would be
all tight if ••P"' had not •presumed" too much
lie says there were 80 free tickets, • one of
which he presumes the writer for the Observer
had Now, "1' " had no right to "presume"
any such thing for "Cm Bono" not only did
not hal.° one o' ••P's - free tickets, but did not
even attend the lectu're Again, "P.•' says the
elgkty ••free tickets were given to the Editors
and clergymen of the city and their families,
and to some pour persons who could not afford
to buy them However other Editors
may have been served, we beg to say the Edi
tor of this paper and lamely did not receive a
free ticket. Two tickets were sent to the office,
one of which the Editor handed to the "local,"
and the other one he used himself, paying as
he usually does, when not expressly included.
for the oilier member of his family attending
IC lie had Imagined that the one used was sent
him as a bribe to exclude just criticism from his
columns of -1' ' or his lecturer it would have
been returned' S.
Tux ••IVI" or Eniroas.--It is a prevailing
idea of some people ttoit because editors in re
run ing to themselves use the word ..We" they
cinsider they amount to two or three ordinary
men This is a mistake. Editors are natural
ly a very modest and unasuming class—remark
ably so The word wk merely includes the
Editor and the -Devil." The custom origina
ted with Faust the founder of the distinguished
profession The superstitious people of the
day suppoved him to be leagued with the Devil.
Faust to encoo rage the idea that rendered him
a person L . ;l* so much importance, and command
ed such a high respect was accustomed to in
dite himself in his -leaders - and ••poSs as
set, WhICLI included himself and his highly dis
tinguished assistant, the Prince of Darkness.
In modern tunes his Infernal Highness has
doubtless found the printing business a poor
investment, and has entirely withdrawn his
patronage from the craft.
:or I'
00' Speaking the fashion'', we cannot. say
that we fancy the present Spring style of hon•
net as exhito.e4 in the fashionplates, and which
we suppose will be the tun on our streets as
soon as warm weather sets in. The tout eeterta
ble does nut Inspire us with a sense of admire,
tion There is a lack of both grace and taste,
to our mind, in the cavernous, overhanging.
pent-house looking roof of the new article,
and the capacious bulk which seems intended
to more than hold, and yet does n)t hold, the
dainty little head of its fair wearer It may
be that uur eyes, accustomed to the tiny flow
er-baskets, lace-bunches, and fruit and ribbon
piles that have been denominated bonnets by
the fair sex fur some time, are scarcely fitted
to contemplate without prejudice, as yet, the
current -improvement They may view
things differently by-and-bye. At any rate,
the new bonnet does pretend to protect, in a
slight degree, some portion of the female head;
and for this, if for no other bleasingon our fair
acquaintances, oh Fashion : may we be duly
gratetul.
fa t ir We are indebted to J. N. KLINE .Ik, Cn ,
linporiers of Wines and Liquors, Philadelphia.
whose card has had a place in our paper fur
snipe tune, for a case of very superior old Cab.
net Whisky—a portion of which we have sub•
not ted to our friends, Borneo( whom are Judges
f the article, and they pronounce it as good
an article as they ever saw. Messrs. Cline at
Cos stock, we are assured by those who have
visi• ed their establishment, comprises as choice
a selection of imported and native wines and
liquors as can be found in the country—and
the House itself is one of the most reliable
voong the proverbially reliable establishments
of Philadelphia. Whatever one orders of them
is sure to be as good as in the market, and at
as reasonable prices. We again recommend
them to dealers and others in want of pure
wines and liquors.
se" Mr. FIYMST has read in the Senate a
bill to authorize the construction of the Oil
Creek Railroad. Its capital stock is to consist
of two thousamishares of SSOttach. The route
is to begin at Garland Station, a point on the
Sunbury tr. Erie Railroad between this city and
Warren, and to continue Southward to Titus
ville, and ultimately as far Southward as Frank
tin, the county seat of Venango, with power to
connect yeah any othwzraiiroad now construct
ed, or which may hereafter be constructed to
the Southward If it be constrained to Frank
lin, it will rmluire but a comparatively short
extension of the Allegheny Valley Railroad
Norilirarti-from its present Northern terminus
at Kittanning, to form a through connection
G Piitsburg to Erie.
kA I: wt a BEM —They should receive early
attention As soon as the •oil is dry enough
to work they should be spaded up, mixing in
as much fine manure as possible A fork is
better than a spade for this purpose, as less li
able to out the roots. As the plant is -a native
of the sea shore an ocessional dressing of salt
assists It materially, enough spriakLed over the
bed to woks it look white will not endeavor
the pleat.
THE OLD ERIE HOME
I went to the ••home^ that I one* called mina,
Where I named the dower, and trimmed the grin.
Where the spreading sail oft met my yiew,
On the bosom of Brie, bright and blue
No chunking rine, nor Arab, nor dower,
blooming there In field or bower .
It 4 cheerless all—of ita beauty 'reit—
.hd the idtungar derails la "the hams i hot
Tita brlghtllttle brook, ha it hurried along,
trer tie palobly bed, with a dirge-lib was.
Awakened thoughts sal tamed to d.part.
Which lei a chill as asy desolate heart
1 wondered to the oberehyari Moe—
There I read fond names on the be Ipture4 .ton.,
Till my heart grew sad, and 1 turned sway
From the cold, still plats, where the deepen
For 1 felt Indeed that a iherhil einem
Overshadowed the portals of the tooth
Earth seemed but the birthplace of sin mid paio,
And my mourning heart was about to complain
auto spirit-breath seemed to fan my brow,
And its radiant inficience cheers me use
ror it whispered words of living Faith,
Of a Mighty Arm which had conquered Death ,
11 Wighteord the &thin light of hope,
And bid my desponding soul look up,
With a trusting eye.te that blest abode,
Where the weary reel on the "Mount of
I will join them there,—the happy hand
Though I llaged awhile in • "stranger laud
Though the darkened earth la ofjoy bereft,
I will sigh no more for "1/te hese I WI
MR. EDITOR is with pleasure I u.,tice,
in the annual Report of the Chamber of Com
merce in the city of New York. the Report of
the sub-committee on "Life Saying A pparat us
on the cosats of Long Island and Sew Jersey,
that honorable mention is made of our fellow
townsman, Capt. Dotut.tss thrt:crait and his
"Surf Car... The efficiency, the Bound judg
ment and nautical skill displayed l.v Capt. ti
in arranging the entire Life-saving apparatus
along these coasts to 1650, where scarcely a
winter passes without numerous ships being
stranded and hundreds of lives lost, ,e noted
with flattering compliment by the Board end
as regards the "Surf Car - its utility is not only
flatteringly mentioned by this committee. hut
the wonderful achievements of this simple af
fair has become proverbial wherever it has
been tested
Picture to yourself, Ms Entine. an slut
grant ships full of passengers, among whom
are many women and children, stranded upon
the coast in the winter time—the wind blowing
a terrific gale directly on shore, the snow fly
ing, the mountain waves dashing user the ship,
and she breaking to pieces—hundreds of hu
man beings clinging with a dem h like grasp to
the rigging, casting a forlorn look at the throng
upon the strand, not Ix quarter of a mile dis
tant, and shouting for help, hut alas there 's
no help. What surf-man would - attempt those
terrific comber, as th•y go dashing. rolling,
and thundering to the shore like an immense
mountain avalanche aliding to its base Where
is the surf or life hunt that would live for a
moment in their midst` Alas' all is apparent
ly lost, the people upon ; vtr strand look with
anxious sympathy upon the wretched sufferers
clinging to the wreck, and involuntaril offer
a prayer to the throne of grace in their behalf,
and wait with new u. dread for the awful
final But look, a new light has brightened
up the countenances of the iron nerved surf
men, and stimulated :nem ) further exertion
Two stout men hasten to the Station house,
and soon return wt.:, the little • -Surf Ca , ' --
the mortar is placed upon the strand and load
ed, the line arranged, the match applied. and
simultaneously with the report, is seen .' '-all
spinning away over the ship with the lizi• a'
:Ached ; there it drops away into the s, he
yoml, and leaves the line stretched tip.,
rigging. Instantly some nimble s..ilor mmths
aloft and brings it to the deck—the hoe i•
hauled in with the "surf car" attached 1.,
shore-end, and soon us seen the little e ,sale
shell of a craft dashing through the surf '49 'be:,
haul it off to the ship, no matter whether up
side down or right side up. whether ureirt 'he
water or on the ..urfsee, like a duel. •I bids
defiance to the wind and waves. and is - ti
lifted Mil board 'he ship—tan fright. lo • '-n , r
tals are placed in it. lite In tich laste , , 1 ‘•
and again commiged to , it,• was e-
hauled out upon 'lie strand Ihe tr.t: •••
mates relieve I •irid nn! it I • ,
seen driving towards the ship, again .
with its living freight. and again r Inn I- ;
the strand, and so on until all are , 44.
This is no ram:. -k et, h, \lr Edw t
laconic awl tref..../ inn-ton % of the
English emigrant.l,l..l,•,'4 tij .1, it
of New Jersey in the it nt, ..1
this little - sort t sr, at Oa fil.tt ria
saved 205 lives—wen, women and ; hil
from a watery grave, and 0 , at t 0... , f -
UV a smile ,nn. when no other mean.]
at hand, ur t h at could he Invent
der them I.lo‘ Atv-ustanee, so terrific RAs the
storm then racmg This, however is but or
the numer,us ;itstances that 1,3%0 ..Cet•ri.,i
Since; tiearly every *
=3
To PiloW what exliwalioli 11.•
old and experienced sea capta I.s 11 u
the services and effictenc oft ~pt tt to lhi
"Life Car," I will make a shoe•
two, from the report
"Capt. Ottinger was the hr, lit
officer appointed to the duty ut ,:or
life waving apparatus and system itint:,f its
use . and your committee srn that
any thing of value has been ad.:ult.. 1"•
tions, or any substantial trnpn.Ne.nent
upon the plan arranged b . !, him
his duty with at and efficiency Anil in
regard to the "Surf Car.' th y say. —Thfl , url
oar' invented by Capt Douglass (hunger
the Revenue service. is a valuable part of tht
apparamo Its uttlity has been satisfactoriy
tested proAed " I
der e noticed last week the fsct thsl NIT
H. JANES, had secured a very eili:Ptle. and to
all appearance profitable oil site in Canada
was preparing to enter into the 11141114044 ener
getically Since then we have learned io'oe
additional facts in regard to this r Imola Ail
The location is some forty miles north of Port
Saran ou the Si. Clair river. The indications
of oil on the surface is quite plain . and at the
depth of from 35 to 40 feet it istound to shun le
awe, one well uow in operation it is asserted
yielding 1,000 gallons per day The tract Mr
J. hassecored, consisting of &bow 2,000 acres,
hair better surface indicat ions than that already
opened. Specimens of the oil have been
taken to Rostov, and upon diatillation have
proved to yield from 70 to 75 per cent of eseel
lent horning oil, and from 15 to 20 per cent,
of lubricating oi'—the balance paraphine We
hare examined a specimen of the resned
from this region and find it IA rep (*mimeo un
pleattant odor as that distilled from theoil Cron.
the Titu,ville region On the whale ilierernre
we think our friend JAses has ivade t t r•e•d
thing
*dr Ilt..attles the utual riumh,r of . 1 / 4 1,111ilit
and Battery cases, indict manta for aeliing liquor
LICOD 50 ~ Sc , dc., wbtcu were dit-
Posed of in Court this week. there were three
or four others somewhat important For 1.111132-
pie :
Coen. is Rujua R. Todd—indict rd for adult
ery, found guilty. *et:Reseed to six months, $75
fine and costs.
Caw, ys E7/01 Lema—same, found guilt); but
senienoe suspended
Cam. vs A. Metzler —l.lirt.•ny. fund guilty,
mid sentenced to ten days an I 'ln,
Caw. vs J. Ws/eon—larceny, found guilty,
sentenced to three years in penitentiary, and
fine of $6.
irkaw. vs J. Peek, Edward Snow and Leans
Sksilemaki, found lathy, sentenced two
indittls, fine of $6, an dcoots.
Ote Jocas.—Tbere was a "strike" reetetly
in the office of the Cincinnati Coormernal, and
three portly gentlemen walked in stud offered
their services et the case. Theme were the
President of the Cincinnati and Dayton Rail
road Company, the President of the Cincinnati
and Zanesville Railroad Company, and the
Treasurer of the Pasaeager Railroad Company
of Cincinnati.
ERIE. March $O, IMO
&PITO!! OBSSRVIIII:-My wife ELLIDI Ms
t mien had been entirely deaf in ene ear, and
partially so in the other, for six years. She
had despaired of ever being able to recover her
hearing, but was induced to try the services of
Dr. Chas De Heintte, the oculist and starlet
now stopping at the Reed House. She has
now been attended by him nearly four weeks.
and contrary to our expectations has almost
wholly recovered her bearing.
• K. MACUMBEB
HOWARD AS.SoCI%TION PIIILAnthrtIIA —The
constant fidelity with which thin Institution
fulfills all its promises and meets all its obli
gations to the pul).llc end the press, has win
fur it an enviable ro , ition in public esteem.—
We commend it to the attention of our readers
with entire confidence in the integrity and OA-
Ity of its managers and Surgeons
►perial ilotirro.
farkit:Trill:NUM' LI PE EXIIII.A RANT
Youth to the Aged : Strength to the Weak'
I nte nerei preparation has met sith the approval of the
at ultt in every part of the world, and the dleonverer and
rreprietet L. 31.41,11, proclaims it to be
UNEQUALLED
4. II rrisre stator and restorer of wasted or inert fusctions
•
gut ehin • a Ufa Ethila-ant should he used by all sere •
r room", so it stimulates the nes.. es to their natural
• snit will not produce. • reaction no tastier how
It, idenly dropped
it t• also • 011.04111 o" ie. and will give relieflo
eiA • Itb the drat dos«. A brief persistence to Its use will
renor•te the stomach to a degree of perfect health, and
ysnuh d 3 Pf...pPia forever
The seed should be certain to snake Hutchings' 14
ttraut a lionat•ho Id article inuitnueh as it will :pude",
thorn youthful it feeling and in strength. and enable u t eth
u •er again the .Lys of their pristine Joy. it Out
...Misrules but streeigitsna, sari is resit ) an thehth,
. 1 1Z w ...„1,,g, especially to thaw who have been reduced
t. of servility by misfortune, ur (intimacy sieli•
m atter • hat the cause of the Impotency, of so
nunut
n „lan, this superb Eihilarant will ro ut ., t he y
, t y t i t at „ n ee and forever
II utehinss Exbilasant should be used by all per.
islto Lave disordoreil tromach, liver, tuusetr
ar action, torpid intellect. or lowness of spirita. It is
• • , ni pott noted from 'tat &riot. yet powerful simples. a n d
•outains not a grain or atom 01 mineral substance.
V etnales afflicted with barrtubess. • ill discover to
tlotrbinge Life kshilareet the realisation of their hopes
ti msternity
This remarkable and unapproachable preparation la (or
tan , bY the Proprietor, It B. Flrconiens, at 143 Chambers
street, S. Yo , M All tinier. •boulti be addr.siell to him
4ent by E: rear everinhen , . line large bottle $1 ;
• ail
luittleo for s :told hr I. I 11A1.1,WINf. and C tRTFII k
it It/I'IIIER, Erie, Pa.. 43 I y
L 7 Th r weak will recore new strength from s mods
rate nse of that eirellout linteloings' Lite
hls healthful in ►ll Its operations. As an
orlzorant it has or rroal--rejureaating the aged and
4. ail, with totitirtfol relrnti and permanent egret
•. I br uARTF:Rki itn and L. I BALTtWIN , Eriw. ra.
late Ezbilarant is • rtijarosuit.ir of
aliornaelsabie and iutluitable eterllenre or
all I.ON
mama.", an matter bow prod uaut, It must be run
. 1.1,1,1 au infallible abeetfic. Itta also •cu rr for afibettorta
nurrtoir lu ttle Barr, stutnach or brain Its mission is
`wallow •Ireactil, rltaiur, and I•L‘.t. •1 &Witty ftoldb,
A RT).tt 4 Rio , and I. I BALPA IN. Era*, PA 45.1 y
ur Hutehtni,' Life Fabilarant. Ladies ut weak and
:riy toestitut.na, rho .ild take the If utchtnirs' Life
Exhi.arant: 't will mate ..0 'troop, healthy and happy,
rOntOTO all obstructions And irregularities from the menst
rual orrlna. .14 restore the bloom of health to the sickly
•ini N0.,..r0 lac« : 4 4,1d by CARTER At BRO
and L.l BALD l'a 41.1 y
rr Its tett no' Life 1.:11111anot Mir ....lieu - Wren:novo
It., •Iva k treemble an.: distreseir.g effects of 'Wind or Flatu •
...nee. and the moo en t the stomach receives the tnetfrorst
effects tto ..t.treveing.load and all painfolf.aingi
'e, removed ',Arta by L. I 13A LDWIN, Erie, Ps. iS ly
II uteln nt;** I ire F shilarant I. quick and effectual, cur
,ng the worst and moat attwravated ease or Dyitrepata,
Kane, tmnplaiuta, And nli ~they deranreunut* ..f the
.mach 1.11 •nd • lit s e the melancholy Z.'
.r..oping polite kmmediately The feeble, hereoua, is, .1
..eki) +honk! try It :st.,l I 1.7 I. 1 H.ILDWIN, Vri•
: . a. 4o 1)
r The aced can have health re•neareel by Hutchings
huanult, a;A h tio I arllll.l. as • rejurenanc, .ud
et•er .•I. magical id.. .Thiel,
I v• w '
4"i! and f.•.per..,: e It
t y
ettl :•••••• I I' II2TF.P. lilt •1 HF It and
\I • 4.. I T
n r The Vietlrn 14 r l'onlpisint .1 I dirirrrer in
•,1 in., Life Eabliarant a ,trand transom, unt.0.11...i
at.l aged in this Matra...nit
niplaint I' 111. wive waders the mud ohm and eb..r•
. it rein.ruatas and restores strength with magic
' , date. 1 I IiALUWIN,
I.r Pprl kl/11‘e a.:l If Ittoet Lault•v. ,• hr
'• t Ilul , hluiro . LIPP Libilarant. Wamk
'rel.', digestion di•tresx.flereatincerirtivehabltobiUus
•I. oloritit. •ill 11:34.I a mastat In Oa* ibovr r.m
y and -• oii eg)tni:ii. BRO., sod LI. BAUM Isl
481.1,
air RE LIEF IN TEN MIN UT r: 8-
Ult Pi' I. I'ION C V F -
...a r,r,e,4 41.4 speedy remedy ere , dacorrred fae ail
ra.a/ell Of . tit Clost end 1.. v •ec 41,1 k
1•4 com.ol•lXAaa, Broweilf“. 11 , 0•14.• id.
art , RreslAosi, Sore nowt, err A r c
riIESE w %IF/ilt4 t ni
It 1,erf..71 - • : t•• 1 411. o i,. .••%, I
rt• r r tat t trt t,tt .04 Ing curt.
rb f .,,•nd• •d ••• ;perfeet health who have
tried o'her m. .n. .o r T., s,, cladare cun.t,
jut! us !h.- s I, ...wait and score—none
I r, II Ion; the thasy hare «,ist
..• 'a..cc see, re at area.ai t«, prorid«d the organic
ractons of the vital ..miens is not hopelessly decaye..
rer our atfi,ct.•l should gire them an impartial trim.
To VOCAL.,TI AM: PI It: It a,•aatuae, three Warrra are
pren't►rlr v. 19 th.•e ift OTT TI A Y n move the
most severe IKY vstotui buarllMlUell4 • and their regular use
(or &few a' art two«s, increase the hewer and
geisha:fly of the r•o-e, (really amproranc it. I'm., rUtli
pass sod f,• alitih par;• is. they are regular',
0n...1 •,t 'non, pa, iesitannal ICA I Isle
Jilit 11051,4, Snit Proprietor.
march3l—tl4:l Iturhestar,N
tea DR. P. LIAI.L—Deer Str —Flom Itly{imi of
jualice and humanity to oiy Duelists' and ,o.cial
relatiooa, I take pleasure to laweeolog human misers or
...tiering honerer opportunity le preseuted. inpalhlf
Ith the atllicte , l toduoes cos to inform the public throoKL
on, that 1 have been troubled with the Asthma or
Plithisie for wrarel years, which at times gave use much
uneasiness loth In body and mind bit complaint was
much affected by changes In the weather ultra attended
with a dry and troublesome co , igh. which rotiginced me
that 1 must fln.l a speedy and thorough medicine for its
removal, or else submit in the dangerous COOnentlfoCan of
a lung d 1.111.0 which Vrm daily growing tedious and oh•
stloate A few weeks MUM I bought a bottle of your
.`t elebratrd Cough Ronsdp," and before all was used. my
breathing became tree and natural, my trough was entire
', gone, tor dowlae was cured. /Mil my health is fully in
stored I recommend this medicine to all persons afflict
ed with Asthma or Yhtbist.t. Cough and other lung tom
p'ninta asa mt., speoly and thorough remedy.
11. IIeBRIDR,
KsOK. Feb 1: 4 1900 Captain of the Steamer [tett tot
marebli,
!Orl VIPORT %NT TO IFILTIALIO4. Dit.
cHEili , MANN MLA, Prepared by Cornelius
man. 1r Il . New York ('lt, The combination
! Inzreilients in three Pills are the result iit a long and
vtensive practice. ?Lev are mild in their operation, end
, rtwin In correcting all irregulatitiew, Painful lienstrua
~acs, removing all obritructiorus, whether from cold or
otherwise. hawhu•he. pain In the side, palpitaUon of tbo
heart, whites all nervous affirvtiona, hysterics, fatigue,
In the back and limb. , ke thaturbed sleep, which
•rier from intorTuption of alltU"li.
TO .11.4 KRI ND LA DI Kt 4,
pr Cheeseman's Mils are in•aluable,as they will firing
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who boys
ween disappointed in the nor ot oellker Pills can place the
btannet it/patience in Dr. Chevossnan's Pills doing all that
they rerxelterit to do.
NOTit'lE. Then is one condition of the female si a
rm in which the Pills cansot be taken 'without prothir
tog a PF.CL: LI Alt RESULT. The oolidltion referred to la
t'4l'Y—the result, MISCARRIAGE. Such I. the
...unstable tendency of the medicine to rectore the sexual
, unction. to. normal condition that even the reprodue
,.. pos. r of nature ellanot resist it.
Waeraated purely vegetable, and &Perm= anything in.
utious. Kuplicit directions, which should be read, ar
eompan, each term- Price It. Sent by mall on enclosing
It to the general agent. Sold by one Druggist In Ivory
town In the roast! State.. K. B. lirerniemi, General
Agent for the United States, 166 Chambers St.,New York.
ro whom JI Mboleonleortirve.bonid be addreosed.
T. S. AINCLAIR, Agent
J. C. FRANCTY.
orrug GAMS WENCH REMEDY. I
MADAME ROIVIIVI4 CREBILHATED
tier ma COAT/LI , ► atuLS FILLS —lfteparrd by the Solo
p omem . o r of the Original Prescription, used moot et•
tetirvely la all European Female Ileepitala, mid Infallible
to removing stoppers and isregularitier of the menses
These pills are nothing new. but have been aged by the &
doctors for many year*, both to France and America, with
unparalleled success In every ease ; and ho Is urged by
nutty thousand ladies eh." have noted them. to mane the
p m e p o idie, for the alleviation of those mitering from any
irregnlari•tes n( whatever nature, as well a to prevent
pregnancy to those booties whom health will not permit au
locream of faintly . Pregnantlemales, or those supposing
thernselees 00, are motioned against using these pills
wht e yn.sroatit, a. the proprietor saramee an responsibil.
It, after the above admonition. although their ailldnem
retold prevent any rairehlatto the health ; otherwise these
pills are recommended. Pell and explicit direetson a -
enmpliny each boo. Kyr sale by L. I. IiALLIWIN, Frio
and . Waterford-
B —Gee dollar sod three postage stamps onelom.l to
an , ant ho e ta t el agent, w ill insure a package of piils by re
turn mail. C CEOSHI. General Agent,
I uly 13, 1149.-117 Buffalo, N. T.
-
Mink WINSLOW, in experienced nen
gag *mile phyorictitn, has • Soothing 4 7 rap to
rev teething, which greatly facilitates the proves o
~...r)Jog by softening the rams reducing all intlinutution
—edit ...lay all pain and Is sure to regulate the bowelt—
(*prod upoo it, loathers, it will give rest to youraelvet
sodhroSot sod health to LOUT infants. Pork.rtly safe In
11 utter. Ste erivrrtiremtot lo another *Gloom Iyl7.
StPIED A DYSIKTIDILII4B2I? of Do. Sas
FORD'S tam Invigorator and ?mils Cosbae
urothat Wools.
Rogers & Bennett r
P
Nos. 11 and 12 EMPIRE
RAVE a largo and • well Selected 11116ek
of
IRON,
NAILS
:-TEEI
ANVIL'
VICES
BELLOWS.
Ames' Shovels and Spades !
NAILS-PIPE SOXES-WASHERS--8A
-II 0 E S-II olt S E BIIOF. 8-
5.A.3: - .)r)1_..M1R."7",
HARNESS TRIMNINUB, &e., ke
PLATED WARE!
CUTLERY
In fact almost every thing, M the Old Stand
EMPIRE BLOCK, Nos. 11 and 12,
OlSViatfe 119trocit. .131:0.45, 2 1 .40.
jin 2S-34 ROGERS t BENNETT
- - - - - - - -
CROCKERY AND 01.AAS VVARE
STORE,
LA%PB FOR BURNING COAL OIL!
N., 1•2 Empire 111(mk, by
ROGERS & BENNETT
Frie, Jan. 211, 1,4130.-3.1
This Way, Gentlemen !
J ZI WM'
fill WINTER CLOTHING
GENSHEIMER'S I
Corner of State and Seventh sts., Erie
TI I E subueril,r
too just rteelr.•~ ac
hie new awl esparto,.
Store, oo the Corot'. n
State sod Sterol }, eta
• tante PIMA 01 VA Li.
AND WINTER atorp.4
of the latest styles. and
will continuo to ktri. on
bends Wire a491.0et n
of
11E.1DY MAl)l'. •CLOTIIING 9
Plaited to the to•ON, (*anointing of
Dress, Frock and Sack Coats
..f every pt le and prin., Veva of all kinds, Cravats, Marta
Under-blitits, lira% era, Hui4kernbiees, COliOra, Rooinwri
of dWarent quallto • •11 ah rt, keeps every article
usually kept iu a Cloth in ir Elstanltahournt Hl. Clothing
is =ID ufactu red tt Istzorelf, nod worranta-0 .goal to any
111 the city P. , . Li. ,Iphlng ertle',.. In I. i• line will do
well to ca.l and exatolote nip •t•icl.. ea 1.0 intro.:a not to
br utideran'il by .• • [l6 laltnent w..t /1 S.* York.—
Clnthing mode to ~rfier *hart
Dow'rforers Ike riser, fiesaAemer'• Owner, rye
leer of Matt end .Se r renth wens
P'.. Sept, 24.-1,541. JOHN GENSIIELVER.
so+ 1- TilEcroir. Ti) lit
HOOTS AND SHOES
Cheap for CASH at
3L& IL & I! X. 8 "f" 8 !
M. 13, Empire Week, Slaw 'treat,
11 here mayle found every article in their Line
At Greatly Reduced Prices!
Cali ran writ flu 4...0wl mord to Complett rut rake pow
S*lscesuas
G.\,o WHi iv k
457 '
7
FOR 0
41
..„....
L. I. BALDWIN •
`j- ri r 11:V).
THE aboA P brand of White Lead, r
ranted Pare t• antd at Wl.oleltale awl Retail at
if WlN's DRUG STORE.
let.V.—fte Nu. 6, Reel }Harare
w c'ANDY
\
CoNFECTIONFRY STORE !
NO. }WHIT'S BLOCK.
THE wnuld respectfully in
form the cilia... of Fr ie mud rieuxtty, tbat he ham
juat opened at lac ptme., a choice aaaorttoent or
Plain and Fancy CANDLES
01 Al L I,EWEIPTtoISS
Al- 6 ; 1) , titan Lrn
Cord int Drops,
Creani Drops,
Bon Bons,
Mottoes,
Together with a tine as.ortnient oI
FRENCH CANDIES,
AND CON ECT lON ERY ,
FINE NEW FIGS,
• SMYRNA . AND SEEDI,Ei:+B RAISINS,
CURRENTS,
CITRON
And FRUIT- 4 nt all kinds.
SOFT SHELL A I.MuN DS, BRAZIL,
YEECAIC AND HICKORY NUTS,
ALN s. Awl s select stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES!
ell:C11 AS
YOUNG LIYSON--OUNPOWDER,
IMPERIAL OOLONG AND IM-
PERI AL TEAS,—REFINED
AND RAW SUGAItg—
EXTRA SYRUP AND MO
LASSES— WOoDD: AND WIL
LOW W ARE-FA NCY BASK EFS,
14.41 selling CHEAP et the New
Store. , • JOHN BA NY A RD.
N. 11.—In alw dais will be upene4 with the above.
A NEIAT BAKERY, •
whifth trill enable me to fundelt.
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS,
So DA BU !SCUTT, &c.
upoir REaso.VARLI: TERNS. Fang Wire, and
other goods in no I , ue will be not op for pertkado share
modem. Erie, Noe 11h i SUP2W
---
PURE BRAN DIES, —.l ust Demeired
brough the Custom Rouse at Y
. ._upotilor oak
Ara 30 be 0457111
G °Ober"
HAS COME. .*:,'
•••,•
-
rte ,
N o
AT - 13
BEE HIVE!!
SPIKR
AXLES
SPRINGS
DRY GOODS!
INTER STOCK Of GOODS
GREAT REDUCTION !
HAYES & JORDAN.
Erie, Feb. 18, 1t461 1 . 37
Erie & Pittsburg Rail Road.
gimutimpsim
ON and after Monday, Feb. 13, 18t111,
Vend nlall turtling' Nolte*, au AectuninodatiOn 'Train
will run us follows
LEAVE GIRARD LE4V6 JAMINTURN.
(9144e104 (014ratlo)
P. It A. M.
Girard, 4 00. !Almost°. 6, 400
Craw% 4 lb MeLsoe's Comers, V 10
Ssood)a, , 4 16 Itspyvitle, 0 46
Atlblova, 4 66 Llasswilli, 10 '.."0
Well'. Allis, 4 60 Cooler Rood. la 40
Spine Comers 6 00 Conoeaut•ille, II 60
Conneautrlll4, 6 16 -imam Corswr., II I 4
Center Rout, 6 33 Well's Ittltr, II 30
!Acworth/A, 6 33 Alt, ~,,, 11 60
zirSaudja,
Mrl toe's Corners. 7 00 Crousra,
Jamestowq 7 13 Ottani.
The tutu from the ileatli etwitweis at Girard with Mail
t rai..s ne, the C tE. k R. for nil points East sad West
in* train going South Warr. Contr.' or. the arrival of
lb. Mail Troia Writ ott tl.4t C. ai k R. R. and col:meets
ith ?Aare et Col:meet+ titlie and Lao...eine for Itnidrille,
eihl et Jeweetowo nth Slime. rot Carenvil:r, Sharon.
tra..oirsts sod New t ast'a.
UR°. H. !Kul !STIR ..u•1 f>reigtl ,1 04" ,,1
Sl•reb T , ltltlV 41
fir() PROTECT Yol_7ll.sELF
Against t obis. Fees , Hbeopstirm,
stn in the tilde, Suomi-ea oi the Flesh, etc ,or it, get rid
of them, or to ewe Brom-MO., Cbronie Cough, Hoarse
oe.a. Romp., Veeretled SIM Seek, Neuralgia. Fear or
To atiaehe Wind to the :,,tostach, Obstructions of the
Kitag's, towel Complaints, t ramp, etc., etc-, you must
mishit astute, or the Lumau machine, to restore whatav•
er obstructs Its freesia , tt of sages; to do this goo must
stimulate tliegTmliA4.ll, L1C1441, sowt.64. K . IDNEYS
and SKIN , thus enabling them to expel through the
natural outlets of the body, the elude matter which by
remsiniug in, poisons the duttle n o gime rase to these,
and ed ether diperee• —lkemee removed, Health must ful
!,or T. eat et this object m the shortest, safest and so
rest way, use that great Remedy intended by eature, Ansi
pr.pared by t Afti lilt A. llKU,—the C.I.).VPOCAD EX
TRACT of d 314 RT HEED It only needs a hair trial
to show its ertraordiner, nealittee and prove ft hinuamme
alum Er , e /iamb le , le6o
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'THE subscriber having resolveri to close
.A.lssisasss by or Womb the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL NEXT.
will sell her stock of Rich and desirable goods at
PRIME COST!
Those pease@ f■ wseit d Willniery Goods of all kloda, to
nue order, will do wall to call sod manna tide stock.
All persons indebted tom. are earnestly requested to
call sod settle the rime without delay•
All bine against ate will In presented as soon es eutme
algal -1.. b I A—ST 111188 A. E. COLE.
L. A. MORRISON,
Flour, Pork, Beef, Salt, Grain,
cLOVER, TIMOTHY SEED, cfc.
No. 1, Commercial Buildings,
?WWII SIDE SHY PARS,
Rehm. State ea, Puck Sta., ERIE, Pl.
FeblS 1737
ruatekri--41
Notice of Co-Partnership.
GEO. F. WEBB has associat.e.i DAVID
licALLA.9Titit with his in the Manufacture sod
vending of STORM WARE In the City at trio They .111
pinth conduct the bueineva under the mime and firm of
W k WALI.ArITKR, arid tv.pe to merit and receive •
liberal patronage The {MAIM/ will be prosecuted on •
larger reale than heretofore, with • vie. to supplying the
increireed demand, ,; MO. F WEBB,
ntsrthl7-41 DAVID 11'•LLASTKR.
WATSON'S
NEURALGIA KING !
Readdhe astonixAing ntre. n 1 serif know,' .shunt
rtf IV A>.
far tT CORED Yr R. Retnenway, Pmprietor of N lag.
ant Straet Omnibus Wm, of Neuralgia and Rheumatism
to the urea and shoulders.
rir ONI BOTTIAL eared Yr illaa Wood, Canada§leo
Morehant, of Devote Neuralgia of lbw hood AM ;wok, alter
all other rrawdles failed.
Er Mr. L GROSYRNOR, of Perry street, who WU
CrAldned to the bones, nod entirely nimble to athrovi to
bneineon, know well from the or of Wataon'a Nimrod&
King.
7 .
cr- THE NFURALGLA KING cuml Mr Jos e "t Coo
ley, Fanelli steer% et INlll.4XllAroxy %air 111 A Tls a I.qm
standing At the time of commencing Its use b a con
fined to hie bred_
or JAMES VANVALUNBURG, a rolloksowo po
Ilex an of tbk city, oas eared 01 Rheum/Aim and
Alta to Its worst Form.
INYWIII ATOM!' RHELII A 71$11.—Vr C H
Raid, No. SO Carroll itrwt, •u eat. d, after try log of her
nrumodles for year*
I. MATH:IMPS, ;
P ROWE TOR.
Donato, N. Y.
GLI) PLcs.—Doiwson, Warren &
Rid«, '7' Thp Par warresumi six mewl; a
good arNal• at law patio& West Peri Jimedry Star..
WiErn BEANS.--2(10 Bushels White
Dersa br ask, ebodp by_
" 4-36 , BEIM If AY, KENDiO k
HEDGE SHEARS, Pruning Knives,
Badding !Calves, at .1 C waves.
THE PURE JUICE.—Wine of the Juice
et the Gaspe, led DOM* else, Do .Ileehei. no 81 1 10,
wale ley 611111%1Pi redden of Yeaebeetor. Pete oleeatT. sod
sold Nay by ST CAMS k BRO.
200 BUSHELS nice Dried Apples on
band and for sale by
firb4-45 NRCIBIAN, ICZNDICI II Co.
CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS, for
i ,debt BALI:mon paw noun.
Ma 6, R• 44 &tem
, . ..,
1,,, , •
f.....ti
A GENERAL
Clearing Out of
FOR THE NEXT
11, 30.41.-3219,
We Will Sell Our
OM
F u U
(:) .iLE rx -x :
D. ft C1..11 TON, maperiattiulrot
WHOLESALE DEALER 1
NEW FIRM !
WON DERR' L SLlccms
GO TO"
"%icrONKEY Sz SHANNON'S
NO. II
RES.]) HOUSE!
If you want to buy
HARDWARE.
AT NO. 2 RESt) liOntiF
Can be found
A Large Assortment of
PLATED KNIVES,
PLATED SPOONS,
PLATED FORKS,
CARVERS AND FORKS,
' TABLE KNIVES & FORKS
BREAD KNIVES,
BUTCHER KNIVES,
BUTCHER'S STEELS,
BUTCHER'S SAWS & CLEAVERS,
Skates ! Skates ! Skates I
AT IicCONKEY a SHANNON'S
Bells ! Bells ! Belle !
AT NO.: ILEED HOUSE
CHOPPING AXES,
HAND AXES,
BROAD AXES
BOYS AXES, at
STORE TRUCKS,
AT MeCONKEY & SHANNON'S
Saws ! !Uwe !
MULEY—MILL—AND•CROSS CUT—ANOOi)
AND HAND, at NO 2 REED HOUSE
STEEL CUTTER SHOW
BPRINn 4 AND AXLE
IRON. STEEL AND NAME),
BELLOWS, ANVIL4I I VICES
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
LOCKB, LATCHES, tc., :it
No _ FRONTING THE PARK, REED
HOUSE, AND NO. 1 FRENCH STREET
Sign of the ANVIL.
`QTR ars also Agent for NA YLO
T VI( KKR k CUB., Colobratrd Coot Stool church
Ekdia, Se.dirld rag., and also for tagle Rey*** Co .
this, Illtchcorloille• Conn.
. Erie, Dec. 24, IMO-29
ON E PRICE STORE !
New Arrangemente—New Finn !
P. tic J. MINNIG,
AT the Old Stand of P. Minnig, No. 4
Buts street„ 4 doors %bore the Post 01Mor,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALS:SSD.
GROGERIES PROVISIONS,
Would mappettully return thanks to the public for put
(aeon and o:rhea a coo Unumnee of your patronage to the
New Firm, mooing you that we shall avail °melee. of
our suparionee to the business and mare= s 0 to make
this one of the very best places p sae roods
la ltrie sotate. Oar sha ertil be to keep on hoed • good
assortment of
12 23
12 20
12 W
Good Sound and Clean Goods,
Willett are asoutisom to sell oo the Cash and Short
SyStaren, which will enable no alao to bad for
Cash grsatly to the advantage over Creetat Prieto to cur
elastomers, as w.li as ow-pelves Wa shall berealtor go
strictly on the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM !
Our Goods are ail marked in plain Figures. so that there
can be no variation In prima, se is often the au* where
goods are sold on long and doubtital credit.
1,1• A imp i - 0 r i ll i Cap) ri :::-]
will bH axed 1.1 /111. , u the Goods aoald be sold to this
market, au levet, lio • ever, to a liberal rednetloa what sold
by the quantity or at wholes's/Jo. la addition to our atoek
ws than receive Dew aopplies
FROM NEW YORK EVERY MONTH
Wanted ! , Wanted ! ! Wanted !
Cheese, Boiler. Ste, Clover and Timothy Seed, !lour,
Pork, Lard, White Beane, Onions, sad all kinds or pr,••
dual and klanulactered article., Woolen INIEZI • Al e,
Socks. Basket; Better Firkins. FLib and Pork Barrel',
tc , for which we will pay Market Price in Cash or Gru
eerie,. Please give ua a call
Erie. jan26-34
WHOLESALE.
IMPORTANT CHANGE!!
T JOHNSTON & BRO., having disposed
of their entire litTA IL /TOM, pill tram tip. Um.
knee devote their esti!, 'Upsilon to Jobbing
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
FISH,
8A LT.
ETC.,
ETC.
At their spacious sales rooms,
Corner State and FIN streets. zrie pa
Our increased facilities enable us to com
pete with any JOBBERS west of
MIEWir TOILE. EaTir,
and an examination of our
STOCK,
is respectfully solicited front
all who risit this market for the
purpoue of buying goods. flavistg
made arrangements for securing the beet
Brands of Flour,
Direct from the head of Flour market, we feel
confident that the VARIETY OF BRANDS we
are stow enabled to offer cannot fail to meet the
rants of this whole section of country.
Oct J. JOENSION & fl.O
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
El=
CCIONAC & ROCHELLE BRANDIES,
lECCOXTIZI arICIIJ.
Scotch and Irish Whiskies,
PORT, SHERRY, MADERIA A N I)
CHAMPAGNE WINES
=1
Choice Old Monongahela,
NAMEIELSM,
AND RYE
E. P. M. /lc BILO.,
Have ea Mod the Largest and Best Selected Stuck ~1
Pine Old Whiskey
Of aey dealers le the Cehod !ttatoa: all of ebich la high
ty barged try sec I. P. MIDDLIRTOIII & 140
ly 6 North Front at-, ?luta
A CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION
H. T. HAVENS
HAVING purchased the Stock at Sum
ner it Co.
No. 3, REED SOUSE,
Will continuo the Wthieerte Leiner hint la all L.
*umbra, and will acoonicondate the panne nith
--GooD LIQUoRg AT LOW PRICES !
I 1.... in Stt,ek and *II: rnntlon• le keep es heed it
BEST COMMON WHISKE
FINE DOUBLE RECTIFIED WIILSZET,
OLD RYE
BOURBON
MONONGAHELA 40
IRISH AND SCOTCH
BRANNER. ,
.111111AICA AND NEW ENGLAND ROI '
Taa brat brands of
CiSICALINCIPAILOI4472III.
WINES—CORDIAL AND CATAWEA EMIRS,
E r Warranted Pure for Medical Pespospc
Agent for Rhoden A Veroties PRINNarg Wen la n
• anal, the Welt string la always oat. 641)—A
NOTICE.
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NO. 2 MD HOUSE
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WHISKIES