Oboctrer.
I. /MOO
Local, Personal and Miscellaneous.
Are I 1,0 Sl'hook of thi. i ily (worn-
Irma oil Mon,laN
trt ' - rhatnher , , are taking twen
I:
for one Lollar tall and P. 4.
te ir ‘" , ittlon 0 , invited to die advertke
H. I HT S DAN 1.. Bookseller end St*
I —I ur,zis
4ang io a slim house
Cur I ,y
poet att the performance
i r ir- of oil over the Sunbtay
Ero• Rallrol I No week, amounted to eight
Ire.l ban, Cry large increase over
i rt., 1011. Week
pair The ,ttl er still rages in this parr of
' ,t. tsl yin) and Every body talks grelise,
anti expects to go to grease
MEM
t;a:ttt. tell. tin 01 the formation of
• (lob ' nt the house of
, , hog ••%% hilt huts' sent John
light-house, sure
tvr Chi• .hip carpenter• in Buffalo It
higher wages They demand hair
!I mg., per dirty, and catih e‘rry Salta
" I h.• Mnv ille S dr, 11 spun
v • li wafer tt:l4 herit 411 tick
V, I, ~ t ItirE , /11.11 , 411), %Ili , /Ire hor.
It) 1....mu1l I.tit ~ut,l
=9
T lie (;a. bill 'sties many
amer, uy tu wiwtin.r l nh.. arty nttervi ILv
110111( . 1111 C.IIIVQIIII4iII oil lite
o, rti Tiur, ntiena p.)11:
.41 gailkelmv., I.iit mark q 1.1.1 y T..
tre" The Agrietiltiirml in (his c..ituty
Thr Girmr.l UIII.PII the
lAi tind 14th of Sept . ‘Vatt•iturg
• .Full tot' 2;th of the *woe month, and
I rie I:uftnt v the 4th and • , 4 Pe
ce/". Ily the following statement, ropie,l
ihr Lake Superior t, it will he seen
I. I/ i 'lei r 1111. , L.. nmorn troll thi.
,!, Than (4. ail iwr point. on the Lake
Trunnion, 11hio
'leveland, •
hunalo, 1 .
Ene Pti
li fiorn the tlth to the 14th of August
tkir The enthuqta%rn among the republicans
t ht. ctrl is rewendous Nothing like it has
.een Qeen &Ince the -day. we went gipvying.•'
in feet, enough to du one's soul good to
„, their etithuitsam bubh e up, run over, and,
tt tuttt-tt vont tutu th a like oil from Hick
to.oigh * well Tiles A night WWI emblem-
The two cluck train that day
r u nt among Col ANDY erEITIN, the Re
pu~ !scan for tiovernor, and his body
the wonderful tragic orAtur, Cu)
..t thin
(toy ein.ltiu is ei unv, sod with
• with. of such • •brick s' the ent husiastu could
t !Id to be tremendous'. When the trsin sr
„,e.l the distinguished candidate tor Govern
., rad his no less distinguished et.ttley, were
~,et It the depot by a committee of reception,
t,,,tttt E t ,•1 Brown's omnibus. Reed House
mug tt.. and rharley Voriburg's carriage Tne
t rad st the Circus was playing a lively nir for
'be hettefit of the "trained tunics,' when the
moot tee aforesaid arrived with the Governor
elia•ctant st Brown's. This was rortottste,es
.1 saved the necessity of procuring a hand
irrived there, the distinguished visitors were
allowed to go to their room in a quiet unonten.
Lc puts manner, and the committee of reception
J.-persral to their respective stables After
1,11.0-wing the neeessary ablutions, Ibe Colo
ur' strolled out upon the street to seethe "en
thusiasm ,• at the first corner he fell in with
th hones: betrayal!, who, seeing his diletnma,
‘ , lttuteereil to hunt it op for Iwo. And that
tr huirtd it, is it not recorded in the minutes
.4 the Wide Awakes.” Yea, verily, it is:
Perhaps few of our English treaders
4,w that we have an amateur Germain Opera
rotire ‘lllolllg UN. UpOClPpeCial in vit sit ion we
T:t•tided one of their etitibitiong On Wetlnett-
Ivy evening, and wa4 mum agreeably enter
to n... 1 The piece selected fur the evening
that of Straddle, and the parts were all
b-red in a highly cratlitahlemanner under
to. direction of Mr. Chas. Diffenbaugh, a gen
.onan whose musical taste and talent i.ur a
o , zt. order The part of Straddle. a eelet.rat
vocalist. was well imstained by Prof
!er. that of Leonora., by Mrs. Masse,
rather of Leonora, by Lurie. and the two
a n Retwi t ch l q by Messrs. Miller and Urban.
two Latter gentlemen, in their particular
vet er%. we hate vearcell ever seer stir-
We hope to see it repeated Ream, to
,arge bud appreciating audience.
i• S —Since the at.ove was put w type, we
410 !bat the ladies and gentlemen composing
ompany hare, hy request of several of
citizens, agreed to give an exhildtion on
V.tiday evening at Farrar Hall M e have tio
uhf they will hare a grand authenr,
A N APPLFC‘IION ..1 Li 1r1,g1.1:4 l'Ag
ni•oo. —Hr Val e, c:trrtage nuutufaeturer
t ir.ro etty. has turned ont of lye shop a hug
, %oh the shove springs attached weighing
v and three quarter pounds The ordi
,hrl I oggy spring weighs from :IQ to 46
Us Tuesday some of thel.-buys. hav
er tt fast crap, whirled it up and down State
t,..,. t ~rer the Hone pavement. to the imtnent
di:er nt sundry stray geese. and the , delight
I, tarry It was also tried by t.wo men of
MI
1. - mante proportiona. and tonnii to carry tie
',Mon with iftrrrinnus auet-ewt Sprinr of
r twetire pouud weight nap be applied to
e Ned* of family mid terirnsier4' wftrons and
them mucli /114Ple u4cful meta comfort-
• ait hout adding encirmouvly to the weight
row --which hoot liith4l*.lyttbitludi4 the
1,. r4I use It is a well known fact that
rug art iages art inure durable than those
which the load rests as a dead weight. he
it• the idle( constantly afforded ihe ',saw in
nntp "" the uneven vurface 4.4 our reads
!la ieratency al all matter IX directly down
~r I. but for prsci ical purpere a poi leo t -plus*
,u ‘t i6d lu.M.L tleotrable sarfore to Men.
1,. or, but this is nut attntnable to any
cl•olerrble even! Every tlevituios either
..r the load tHayoua the line et eery
art hot the intetpo: , ition of an elastic con
u between the movable patty of the 're-
nod tho load. receives+ the force of the
iii..lll l / 1 111 and recoils within linelf, while t$
I %es fuesarti uetsrly piirslell with Use
4 •.t.•• slid the eotieitssimi is hut slightly felt It
• I.rst 00.1 these 'Triage will be telleedistely
stiti thell'isteutee is eustitlest ie
• WI illy With these 'peter. Erie esti cer-
I.i for 14 5 , , Jd !niggle*
Oar The du) s %re getting .hurter—percep
1Y,14)--uist Ulllf a by the ordinary course pf
nature, but the cool mornings make sleeping
so exceedingly comfortable that nearly every
person feels disposed to lose half an hour iu a
comfortable snooze. Blessed be the man that
invented sleep, says Sancho Panza, for it is a
glorious institution, and blessed be the man,
say we, sifio invented cool mornings, fur they
enable us to take re decoction of sleep that is
worth nine hundred and ninety-nine times more
than the dirty worm which the early bird is
supposed to cateb.
Ns_ We suppose we ought to devote some
space to the speeches of Col. Calms:, and his
traveling companion Correv, before the Wide
Awakes on Tuesday evening—not so much be
cause of the merits of those productions, but
because of the position the Colonel fields with
his party. The Colonel is rather a fluent
speaker, without any great force, but sutticient
to hold an audience, and perhaps warm one up
to a —cheering point." under ordinary circum
stances lie utterly failed, however, on this
occasion Not a cheer went up, except when
called for by the • hip! hip: hurrah!" of the
commander, nnl the tap of the drum of the
music! Indeed, had we not known to the con
trary. the spectacle of a hundred or so men,
dressed in the sombre uniform of the Wide
Awakes and bearing torches, would have sag
ge4ted any thing else than a political lemon
stration to welcome a great man of a great
party.--a derl.ej funeral, fur exam p le' And
the opening remarks of arts; were equally
appropriate The eliacavo platform, made
under the ~ u pervision, repudiates the
idea that the Republican party intends to war
upon slavery where it lawfully exists /lint
the Colonel forgot all that, and —pitched ill"
on the nigger with unusual vehrmence Now,
the Colonel's ti tends may excuse hint on the
ground deli he is 'raring lig iinst the spread
of slaver), till ngainst it where it exists But
a ill these spitilogi•.ts recollect that he is it ean
,liiate for a iztrite office sad can hive tin in
dueure the !Trend or suppression of
nla‘er Ile In asking to lie -elei•teil to till the
executive elinir of Pennsylvania. and it strikes
u. if lie had enlie,iitened his hearers in re
gard to his view. on State policy—how the
present enortuoik debt of the State can hest he
wiped .111 -Low corruption in legislation can
hest he checked —how the Sunbury and Erie
can lie lifted out ut its present embarrassed
condition —whether the tonnage tat ought to
be repealed or not—and a hundred other ques
tions affecting the welfare of our tax-payers,
be would have proved himself much better fit
ted to rule our destinies as the Chief Magis
trate 4if the Comitionw, alih, than by his appeal
to northern prejudice, and —wide sante'
norance of the relations ezkting between toas
ter and slave in our sister State. There is
on'- tiling, howeNer. the Colonel did do--he
•-spread himself' on the tariff, and claitned for
his party peculiar love for protection. The
Chicago platform, he claimed, recognized the
necessity of protection to Pennsylvania inter
ests, and the Republican party was bowel to
cinie to the help of Pennsylvania manufacture*
wen the government is placed in its bands
Unfortunately for the Colonel there is a differ
ence of opiniuu on this point, even among
Republicans /There are Republicans, quite as
high in the synagogue as be is, that utterly
deny the protective construotioniter upon the
Chicago platform. The other day the Repub
licans of New York held their St toe Convention,
and one of the gentlemen they selected to rep
resent the principles of the party as Senatorial
elector, is Mr Wzi. C. Baeaur, of the N. Y.
Evening Past Now, what does be say about
the protective position of the Republic's party?
Here it is
The hou4e, howet
Nl Lotto
'NMI •
1.411.; • •
:p.4%4P, •
"The twelfth of these resolutions is called
in some of the journals an approval of. high
er tariff of duties. The Tribune seems to have
fallen in the same mistake when it calls it •
resolution in favor of a protective tariff. We
have read the resolution several Climes over,
and cannot And a single word in fa or of rais
ing the duties on imported goods, and not the
slightest madion ot4he doctrine of protection.
Favoritism to the manufacturers is no part of
the policy it recommends - to the adoption Exam
Government:
-This is the interpretation we put dpon the
resolution adopted at Chicago, and it is as fair
a ootuttructiotQus any other. If any other con
struction be *Wirer or • truer one, duet we do
not belong to the party by leaacili the reanlution
adopted. If it was intended to peas a resolution
which should mean not hing_distinct or positive,
but should bear two constructions. then the
Convention has done what was unworthy of the
party whom it professes to reprreent. and we
are ashamed of it. It would have become it
better to be silent on that topic altogether
"The construction we have placed upon this
resolution we shall hold to firmly. !film Re
publican party should elect its candidate he
must nct on that construction. or he will
find himself etmoutetereil by an by
which he will be overwhelmed "
Now. while here in Pennsylvania Mr. Curtin
is holding up this same twelfth resolution as
pledging the Republican party to a protective
tariff, the head man of the New York electoral
ticket flatly contradicts all his assumptions.—
Who is cheating- and who iv to be cheated,
Both can't be right. Let Mr. Curtin take
courage and give us a little variety by expres
sing his opinions on the fourteeuth resolution,
or ••Lititch plank," and whether he still adheres
to the opinion he expressed once, when he was
the head of the Know Nothing order, that a
"Dutchman had two Attila, and collide I be
made to understand any thing till one was
broke '•
fn regard to the effort of Mr rorrty, our
advice to the Republicans ts, tfry'd better
keep hint at home , or change fitis name to
l'uffee, and then there will be an wielwal fitness
between the subject matter of the orator, and
the orator's twur '
DAY' A Mr. Manville, living in the edge of
Crawf..l , l county. just below Waterford, at
tempted to contrail .uicide on Friday last by
cutting her throat She was alive at hat ac
counts, and will probably recover No cause
is am.igned for the act
air A heavy wind storm, accompanied with
hail and rain, visited Venango likirough, on the
Plank Road between this city and Meadville,
on last Friday, tearing off the rogf of the large
brirk •tore, on the (-ornate, and the roof of
the house of P J Kern A slumber of small
buildings were turned O,IIIT sad touch other
damage done. This storm and the one on die
previous Monday, destroyed Mont 4,000 lights
of glass in aka windows.
b a r The Buffalo Exprers, in speaking of he
• *rent' Republican rally here on the 12th Aye
if its -readtrss with to form an idea of the et -
ponied. grestrqss of the occasion, let them hunt
up one of the %rap ificent posters that have
fast been isaut;i and are being ciecalstetr
The I.: fprras evidently thinks a taro gips over
a little shop is indicative of the extent of the
pinch within.
D. B. De Land I Co. employ s new
process in refining the Salerstus manufactured
by them This process is s went discovery,
and is declare.' ny eitentists sad silent - We men
to be the most crouton' method irttelei.
in u•e at no other establishment in tide coon.
try Selena us, to be healthful and wholesome,"
must Le perfeotly hee from impurities. De
L a nd & Co.'s &dentin, i 9 perfectly pure. For
sale by all good getieere Manufactured and
for sale at wbeiesale 'iy D. B. De Laid ". Co.,
"airport, Monroe 44, N. T.
Mr We understand the "grand demonstra
tion" advertised to come of on the 12th, came
very near being a —fizzle" for the want of funds.
The "finance committee" find it "hard sledding' .
to raise the necessary "spendulicks." There
is orators to be paid, and are-works to be - paid
for, and a score of other Items, to eat up mon
ey—and hardly a man that will "bleed" &dime:
The committee assessed our distinguished
member of Congress the moderate sum f $lOO,
but apply the "screw" as they would, a bare
$2O was all the product. That, considering he
is in receipt of the emoluments of one term ?
and is in for another, amounting to some
312,000'4)r $14,000, is decidedly homeopathic.
Whet, the committee got that, we understand,
they looked very much like a fellow who bad
ordered a dinner, and hadn't a "red" to pay
for it. "Arrangements for 50,000" on $2O
looks to us like a very large trade on a very
smell capital ' What say the "finance commit•
tee
Pitt.OlASP.—The Fredonia Censor, a couple
of weeks since noticed, as something remark
hie, a head of Timothy Orau nitie and a half
inches in length. We were shown a few days
since a head of that species of grass measuring
twelve and half weAta in length. It was from
the farm of Mr. 0. Eletkregg, of North-East
Nalco t you something else big. Mr. Censor
Lt ri u s —Mrs. Frances Lord Bond, sister
of the Hey Dr. Lord, of Buffalo, will lecture
upon .1 'lora! drat! .ffinirrn Spanlualism it the
Ulmer:4lllbn Church, in this city, on Sunday,
sepi let, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
gay- It i 4 a fact we are glad to record, that
since the organization of the Independent Po
hee. there has been a perceptible decrease of
rolvtlyitqn on uur streets, both day and night.
Major IdaowN and his band appear to he a "ter
ror to evil doers "
war The barn of Mr Edgar Gillespie, all
ltceuff township, Ives struck by lightning
on Friday, last week, and totally consumed.
The same day the barn of Mr Thomas Rob•
inson, of Waterford, was struck, and also con
sumed in both cases, we believe, the entire
crop of the season had just been housed, and
was consequently burned.
per The New York Central and Erie Rail
road+ have agreed upon a further advance on
ta-twartl bound freight, which took effect last
Saturday The rate for flour is now twenty
cents per barrel shove the lowest point of re
summer, and fourth-class freight ten cents per
100 pounds
Skit On tat Friday eveninlg, a daughter of
K Herrington. near the acqueduct, on thetca
nal below Meadville, about 11 years old, was
killed by her clothes getting caught around the
shaft of a buss-saw She was carried round
and round, until her body was all crushed.
,/ii' Many of the fanners of Harborcreek
and North-Kul townships are complaining of
a very light crop or wheat--the yield. in many
instances, not being a half, or even a fourth of
what was expected early in the season. We
have beard of no complaints from other quar
ters, and presume that in the aggregate the
crop will be fully up to the standard, both for
quantity and excellence.
gsir The Meadville Journal, - in speaking of
the ordinance In this city to prevent geese run
ning at large, nye It "showldsuppose that the
Fathers of such an ordinance would be the first
victims oT the law." The Areal is mistaken
-,the gosh'''a who come here and spend their
moony on the 12th, will most likely be "the
first victims."
sir The AtNatio sad Cheat Weston rail
road is to ke opened for bushiest, u far u
Jamestown, N. Y., next soak. Whoa will it
open to Meads'lllS f When that Spanish Dake,
or Irish Lurd, Nisi/des a few more dimes. per
haps !
NIL The Republican Conferees of Erie,
Crawford, sad Warren, met at Waterford on
Thursday of last week to nominate a candidate
for Judge; tnd 'after a lively session of two
days. succeed in patting in nomination 8. P.
Joassox, Esq., of Watren. Of Mr. Johnson's
qualifications f'or the place we have no doubt—
that he is honest, and will make an upright,
impartial sod efficient administrator of the
lawX, we have every reason to believe ; stud
were he presented to the people, as he ought
to be presented, divested of political caucus
ing, we would be glad to seekda elected by the
united vote of the people. A Judgeship is not
a political office; it *honk! never be mixed up
in the "dirty puul" where partisans wash their
soiled garments ; hence, we say, it was a dark
day in Pennsylvania's history when dema
gogues persuaded the people to change the con
stitution so as to make this office elective.—
Before that day, no such scenes as have dis
graced the contest over this nomination were
ever witnessed. That a good selection, per
haps, has resulted from such a contest is the
result of accident rather than actual choice,
and the people have no one to thank for it but
an overruling Providence.
DEATHS
On the 2uth inst., in West. NEllereek, CLARA
M , daughter of Win. aad Fanny Carter, aged
18 month+.
On the 24th inst., in West Millereek, SARAH
ANN. daughter of John H. and Franey Ann
Varter, aged 4 months.
In Sprioirikeid On *lath Wo n JOSEPH
PURTSR, is the 730 Wigs ap.
Erii,ll , 7haleatide *went.
SILEADSTVIrIPN *e.
Flour, Mani add Ism% V ad.. 22 NW SE'
. F itii• COMA, .- 6 aperfise,.
" 1 2 woman, . . ....., . ...... .......4 "el SS
Buidiwlieei Pnar, I" e.t., .2 ONO . 0
W boat, Widts, P beau- -. 1
% a /
"
Corn, . ...... ..........ie.... ~....
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Rya, ......... —.......... ...... .....,-- .. -----...........1 4
05t*,.................... ....... ~....•
Harley, -..--
--
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Flax Seed„ . ........ .... ..... .. I ft
C1.,,0r Peed, 4 711
Timothy geed..... ... ..... . ...... .. .....4 MI
Hungarian Sorg. 11111
rum 'Rion&
r00t.., . .
Hewn, .
Deigd Appling.
Dried reaelts.ps, lb,
SO
Flame.
Nbouldort.
egg, V dos,
White VW, V DIM „..
Trout,
Codelkh, V Cwt.,
Illaokwort, Nae ) to 3.
Pork. mew,. .
tildoollllllll4,
tar °Aim —X. 0., I , lb,
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REMOVED.
THE undersigned hob iettioved his Boot
lot intio w.. 1 Reel Brew, o. Trosteli
ma* epsomite his eit- Mod. Illeue le So
efinVe• ere lib st 4 •resishi umiak la lONA et
3411Palb 0041116-4. S.
C. A. Betmett & Co.,
(Sticressors to Rogers & Beaux)
0 4
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1
Nos. 11 sad 12 EXPIRE BLOCH,
AAV E a large an.' well Selected Stock
of
iltO
ANVILS
VICES.
SULAM'S,
Ames' Shovels and Spade. I
NAILS-PIPE BOXES-WASHER SAW
-HUES-HORSE SHOES
SADDLERY.
HA RN.EBS T R 1 MM ING 8, &a
CUTLERY'
In fact almost every thing, at the Old Stand,
AMP/RE BLOCK, Noe. 11 and 12,
IStwto Intx-c.ert, psis. ioa.
jan.2K---34 G. A. BENNETT & CO.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
STORM,
LAXPEI FOR BIIRIIIIO COAL OIL
No 12 Empire Block, by
Kr* Jaz. V 1,1360.-34
GREAT EX
Sign of the Big Shoe I I
8f co. 18 31Itoapi.x-e MNcwv..
Whore ibis progrietere ar,jNt 111111111144
their Spites wherWet I
BOOTA . BIIOEI3 16
Is lima Tufts" sod Queens@ t
Saileirat to y aor or partite Antrim/ to par
ttime, sod oW tloomal person
rot
SILL TOE KAMIC QUA LIT% Of OOOD •
At Chewy Ratio t h an any ottavr Esilisharet l
This Section of Country 1
deindoil to Ash for
Ther.by preekiti l eereh bv , etth the itimeame Write*
to eorooonoilto oar pia. on onaldo so to All at
UM ►tlCtf ?MAX 0011 NIUGJIIIPDRI, Who
V. wookl solicit oat trisods sod cam
towers ('ALLsad mi. the •xperimpul of
.11317 - rING p a ease
We are prepared to 111 the Oedema (X)1 1 / 1 /7111/ /KRA
CHA MTS .1 ND DEALERS will fall Aseerterrata et
Set ',irk 4 I Sgene► Qemtetp at eery LIM RAN"
led Bonen a ell hole them Wen else festher, Mid
wine higher nate*. Oar ..
PAO' IP 111 11,1i1
le also well supplied. Persons wishing to purchase will
do well to look it our Stock before purebseiwg slorwhers.
W. stso retain the services of
Ir. Cotter in our Custom Department.
Whose well *arced reputatlow tat Gam nil; mode so
encemeat from as
Aug 25, 'CA-12 8. 11. KELSEY
AND STRAW GOODS!
AT LOW PRICES!
MRS. S. H. HALL, is now receiving
from New York her Stock of
81:724.2141.331:t C3H00.1D13 1
Consisting of
CRAPE
and Straw
BONNETS,:
:40 1 1 0
.... 1 /0
. . isw?
isout
=i3
L:=
a 1440 00
Op OS
.. 1 4
ME 00
SHAKER BOOM
C Wheats Strew
331CAILT1110.
Alpo beaaala Zopitar, [flatus aid Tames pppappp,
=ode a paitodal lisiottaisat of UMW GOODei
11 tor mold at Um' lowest rates log WU or Moody
Pay
Parttadaz attoatioa paid to biaaldag sad peso-
Let
..._fie °Wand sap dositoblo oast.
sonata
Nilitaare hang the Deo vitro
ati l imall porcelain &hove /4. "'
YR& & AteLi",
J Wild —7 Panel ea, atom the Depot. atio, .P. 14 4
1119440.1
10mOn
.......
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ERIE AOAVAIIry ? -
HE I Fall Tem
_.tinagLEWIADENY
win. commove 6a oitzt, seder
... of . W. GALS, JAI le
, mehruplieM nib
awl herb Jaiiitostistem. •04.
The Ulster Two win Ow la of Isiesory
next, mod oeuthset baton .sea Mgr •
asties, the l!peiaqr Tette wil/ eassamme awl
Aserlose
Taroworlialdaa, is hem
i td iti ta l .= be Um at - = ler " OS GO
Wis. Omit. Apar% Oitemettly,
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mat 11 4
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sad anus% Gash XxWa. I la
a aaaraktirdana
P. Assuasui, • sagJi•-40*
NAll.ti
STEEL,
SPIKE,
SPRINGA
PLATED WAKE I
6 A. BENNETT St CO
AT THE
CUM ON MILADY CI V e
do • Immg CRIMIT Busmen,
MILLINERY
Bargains! Bargains
LARGE PROFITS XPOSEED!!!
WM. A. GRISWOLD'S
DRY GOODS
CARPET WARE HOUSE !
FOR BARGAINS.
AXLES,
iiii."•!24,6lilefil:lD+ilifeliloW
FROM COST OF IMPORTATION !
The bottom seams entirely fallen out in Prowl
The Largest and Most Desirable Stock ever
J ared in Erie. One Dollar and Fifty
Cents real value in Goods for
One Dollar in Cash !
IMST Till MIT IT illnli
FOR
EME:Llir' 43400D1E51
All Goods Warranted csa Reeimunandedt
Terms Cash,
Prices Always Unifbrm.
NEW STYLkIi VRENS SILKS. Good
Mad bilk to: 76 ate. par yard lboravi ad
Gerais It= e trilit , issoasas and looms.
lad Mohair Goods for Latham'
I= s tsasortlfo7ZY Dimas Nor atyls for LOW(
Chessas Mr Si eta. ~di 87,4 ets. yet yard.
$2,500 WorIA of Lace Shawls and Manila 11
Sala la liarbst, sad Warranted. ChM" ibigiann sad @ilk
liaathal. Parasol, sad Slut lhabaillal.
sod Woven. bleoebad aad bomb @beatings and
Mato aad all Dasnaala Goads by tbe al b g t ad lai t
No* reek Priem 22 . 61 fr W•olead litstbiad @hada
• Lane Moak ot.
CARPETS, MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS.
MT7! l PP .ll !V li n in lt?
of
C every v
oTas ar
C let . AL fins Assortment of
,VEBTINGS and
LININ GOODS for Men aid Bore Baur
mer Weer, have added to this Mam
moth Stock.
w. Study to PLaa• and
. WI ; a. GapliWOlA
SPRING TRADE!!
New and Fashionable
DIT GOODS!
Who Weak, and Retail!!
GEO. W. XERIUTZ,
No. 4,
IZSICIECCID EL - 017874_
Is saw noshing s full aad fresit stock .t
Pashionable Goods,
l•cluding every thing kept in • int taw
house, both of
Staple and Fancy Goods.
j orTlie attention of CASH BUYERS is so
licited. Ap 28, 1880. 47
HEAD QUARTERS
Groceries and Provikcais,
WINES AND LIQUORS
IG 4 & M. SCHLAUDAKER are now
F
.
reoetvtng at their old stand, American
Block, State street, a large and' superior
stock, of
GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS,
WINES.
LIQUORS,
WIILLOW,
WOODEN,
AND
STONE•
WARE,
FRUITS,
NUTS, Ao., Ao.,
together with every thing found an • House
of this kind, which they will sell as cheap
as any other establishment in this city for
dash or most kinds of country produce.
o r: dill ailaft rit.-•= i
wi abtemils bil a irthas
barrier by ealiteg at tie .7
Groeery need Quarters!
AMERICAN BLOCK, STATE STREET
JODI S. P. It IL BCIIILAVD&XIVIL
iihr‘Ajiiii - Railing WOrki.
(ice & ALTROF,
iltiitsmrstnums as
rooglitand Oast lirao Perawa l
BALCONIEk • STAINS,
vgtortossa, BRACK Ent
- WINDOW SASH.
WINDOW arms,. RANK VAULTS,
BOORS, SITITESS, GRATING,
AWNING • FRAMES, &a.,
bomb& Sam & Immo& 11110“./41186
4C 41
I W lls I I W u= lit
" II 8 1
aM m im .8 1
"
Appal
vt...voia &Id Yiiit my &oak 4rsi Ba*
.901, lie Mom .seise M : l7
:= 1 sr la im. dim sp
sosall; ely• ' Asada& 1 "
diaramka sipopet• vir man Salbs sibliallase Air?
viumilipolit ey awe.. MutUwe, lb% . eislart
tiedlifa *rift ~Ned ammipt Umo
.140-1 1 14. itillanal.
• ; .1 • .
'• • •
GO TO
GREAT
A ND
an
%man wbakWa Bay
1860.
FOR
IS P.LLD I N 0 'S PREPARED GLUE!
lIIAIDUIOII rIIJCPA IUID GLITZ !
SPALDING'S PILZPA SSD QLU
sAvs THI turn I
ICCONONT DISPATCH
/7" "A *met ts ?no earn Nun." JD
eseaksieeiMbows ewe N fpril-rerwiaiallisailMes
IS le ekly driftage le Tree eine skimp sad eseveatest
way kw refedisirg Pulite" or, mil, eke,
SPALDLIKiII PIPSPALCD 0L1.71
its all web samorpeosioa sad ao loueshold oU '!ford
Its be 'Moat It It Is always toady sad up to the Wait
lag poist. Those Is so koac a L a shooasslty 11ffhplog
dudes, spliatsred dolls, aa4 beldam
'radios. It Wiest =ls ter acme, shell, sad otio
dreasesta/ sort so papaw vita the tartly of vedetessear
and Issole.
This adadsubie preparatlee la used told, bolus eland
r4) bald la ettlatloa, and pausesiad all lb* valuable
o ltiat of lbe beet eabias4-asakers' else. It say be used
tie lbw of ordinary mauellars, being vastly on ed
.
"LISZTUL IN MCKAY BOONE"
N. B.—• Break aesempluilemeek bottle. Au/gnats.
litemesaLa Deem. No. 30 Purr rt., Nee York.
/Me er
11104112 C. SPALDING k Co
Box Se. 11,11 M. Mow Yet*.
Pat up for Dealers la Cams metaletag tau, ask
twe i lve koms, • bss.Ufal Littleacrapb Skov -Card room.
paet mak
tT slack =Of BPALDUNIMPI.JULD GLCZ
eve tea th em Its east aakueby4o - every bosaiebobt.
Bald by al prosaism( Btatiormt, Dmaleta, Ilablerara
sad Pareltani Nebo% Wears, "IMO Storm
Cemetry merelimata Mamba auks • seta of 111.411:DINGIP
PRZPAMiD CLUB. vbiot balOst up Oben YaU Ilst. It
kW Mead say thumb.
SP•LeING 8 PRZPARID GUI/
USEFUL IN LVILRY HOUSE
SPALDINOB FREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY BTATIONERti
BrALDINGN PREPARE! , GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
SPALDING'S PISPAJLIII) GLUE,
BOLD BY HARDWARK DIALERS
SPALDING'S PRISPARED GLUE
SOLD BY ROUSE TUBNIIIHING STORKS
SPALDDIG'S PREPARED GUT.,
SOLp BY ructirruaz DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-000N DEALRAS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY GROCT.RS
SPALDLNOII PRZPARIED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
ilhassistared by
81INISY C. SPALDING k CO.,
30 PLATT STRUT, New Yost
lastrooo Pool-Collioo, Box No. 3,600
Asimsool IS aa Alphtibstiosl List of Articles shish, if
be estred to their original stresigth sisd
=a by
INA LDINOII PILZPAJULD OLUZ
• am& Accoast-Bones •
5 M..& Dimas' B
C Nook Omaha . C
I) t Ike4o Dons .
D
II f Ikeda Ittagorts X.
IS Ma& lam T
o 914•41 s Geltius a
11 Xmas Hans X
I 1146140 Wiwi Welk I
J *sob Jen 1
X Mew Saabs X
L Nardi LasSINE Wort L
X Xasila NStroc-/Praams X
N Mead. Morel Posts L 1
o Weds 0 1 1komust 0
P ilea& Plaso-Faiist P
Q Nook chtlll-Framas Q
X -11.40, assaissrloraos 'X
11 Made ash. I
T Masi 1344 as T
U Meads IhnisaiholUaiss II
✓ Moat Vaasa V
W Maeda Itork-Bosssa r w
X Moab Af=lierks I
a assas Y I
I Sesils Ltsiss Wood-Wort 2
6 le sossisitit. SPALDING'S PaalalttO ULU! fa
=WU is laraska sad adrissika
1 a assolls bobs - 3 1
I P 'tail Plasma - P 1
2 • MOW •ossokoss • $
4 I. MI& Loftin licailai L 4
• D 1104061 Diporsmotnap Cart D 4
• 1 Irma hog* 1 4
I X NO& 14ww linakkages N 7
11 41, Waft ess Stocks II
9 $ \ 164849 WNW Soaks 0 4
9
a P ' Oita Pimasis P 10
U I Muftis Islas' a U
13 a Malt ILlSOlistrlasaltssaa a 13
13 P Esti Pops Basglaga P 1$
14 • Nisi Ass- W. W- 14
16 A NU& Mitisty lurattare X 14
111 • X Made Beessr Bomar . B 111
II
Q V Mai Dub D 17
16 QMaas Oaks 0 14
19 IL 1h . 4 Lassorad Lassos 1. le
110 V Muria OPhsWnd Passitast U IX
13
U 11 X 04114 Iloston 21
IN& Asses Weaks 2 U
23 Mob 449 Boast 111
46 Okada M o ess 26
36 ' 119544 Illtell vast 211
a lamb !M Wasik 15
II aria =l=4 37
a awe a
a Wall Mw Samar 51/
SO IMO name From so
it - Waft Seeroliuies LI
a Xmas Vomortag a
a was Baas& Pansbaro a
44 Illabb Pipit Xsaba
a *ma Warasbo - s a l
M Xmas Pastas lissiao a
37 Mad. an* ST
all ass* paha J U
as H e !Tag . 11 =_ ft
a _ lama Maur ads. 0
61 Hoods M la eans 41
as Massa nai Ilbsols 42
47 &SO Towel Nadia a
44 Stab Wash etas& IX
Y Heed. Bedateads a
II Moab Drams .6
47 MG* Cbassmos 47
4i Nbia44 Ballot ¬ - as
N Sara 1
Usabarlaaa 4619
W Vasa Bactgasusea Bosnia 60
. W 1 Bondi/oast
63 Masa Blaak 1 6
$3 Swag Bass V II M 4I as
/114 *sea Billlar4 Tablas 64
64 Ikeda Balliard Cook a
44 11es41 BIM Carts . 60
67 Wok BroosoatJaka , 67
a Xis& Book Caro a
a ammi Boot Crimps 69
a = Dm&
rushes «R a
111 - 41
al Seeds Otblimots a
64 Weds Mum a
116 Maeda Closit-OaSsa 44
116 Mad. Crutches 44
67 *ma Ospboaol•
-
a Yo reed. C a
astais. 6 7
TO 1116.44 °Wage ~ a
70 *soda Caddies a
71 Waists Pumas , 70
-
71 leads Matra 71
73 Maeda Chart, 71
74 Weeds C1et1666-Fraioes 71
74 Heads Cud-Caor. 74
74 Moods Maple 74
T 1 leads Marini 76
711 Hes& Work•Staoh 77
VI Moods Ihsurat-noside 7$
DO /Mad. Mina 79
ti Mad. Dimas
Ms& Dlai-bisze• . a
$1
a Numb Doors • 0
Os ' Kama aoagabosa IX
MI .. Hoods Pirabosrd• 44
56 Mad. lists* SI
IM Ie& balutora al
ST an& Glasstrars 37
11l 1 atedis Illsdler a
a , Left Ostia Pasha Wass 46
40 Maris Wks 90
91 Ws& Toys 51
a llama U
53 Illsods 4 11= 43
94 loads Swift Masids• IlUinds 54
56 . Ussmit Pamela .. 94
Ig Nowa Pasteboard-Wm .
Ilse& Tattoos, at
$7
N Hai 3106610/41 SI
M Had. Wpaotiasoffars IS
W . Masa Willow-wen Us
rtALDING'S PSZPARRD GLUB,
BOLD HT STATIOWII2II
etacaumore PRZPAItiD GLII/1,
SOLD ST DRINNIBTS.
EVAIDEMGI3 PEJLP&RW GLUE,
BOLD BT Gammas
SPALDING'S PISPARED OWL
SOLD DT ILARDVADI artODID
MILDEWS MILIZIWITI GLIM,
-SOLD NT °Oen ruminant° P?OUd.
STALDLIOWS PUPAS= GLIM
SOLD IT TANCT POODIVINIALIONi.
SPALDIMPS lIIMPASTD GUM
..-
BOLD PT OCNTINTIT KtiCILANTS QVIULLT
Ihaiiiretaral by:
HURT C. MCI DOM t CO.,
. ..
No. SO PLATT STIRS?. Kr+ York.
TM Oder, •ea No UN.
Till up Is
erwe esetairleir ,
either Few.
TVA. et
Twelve Deese eivi- 7
A besatifal
lAtikefrafe &boor Oad
sisempie3rieg swab Rookati.
1118frowlir.
.D/880LIIT/ON.
VOTICI. is isereby wa g y ven that the part
..a4.l_bresells* Wows 1110 seirseller•
himidrAse Use day. &Away 11 4 ash Iv
-
GOAO AC GOAT.
laiLIMIII
J•10W-111-
INTERESTING FACTS
FOR EVERYBODY
HAYES & JORDAN,
• .
411r7
•Ir •
- • { AN , •
4 41 • •
-• •
•••• 0.•••• •
• Taw TB 'Pro."
.:—;' • •
,
raa
BEE HIVE
NO. 1, BROWN'S HOTEL,
SELL
DRY GOODS!
CHEAPER
THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE
IN ERIE.
HAYES & JORDAN
HAVE THE
LARGEST
ASSORTMENT
OF SILKS,
WOOLEN AND
OTHER
DRESS GOODS,
ERER OPENED
IN ERIE,
AND ARE
RECEIVING
NEW STYLES
AND NEW FABRICS,
DAILY.
HAYES & JORDAN
ARE WELL
PERSUADED
THAT GOOD
STOCKS AND
LOW PRICES
MUST SELL
DRY GOODS.
THE WHOLE
COMMUNITY
18 AROUSRD
AND AWAKENED
TO ITS BEST
INTEREST,
AND BUY OF
HAYES & JORDAN
THEY HAVE
THE MOST
CENTRAL
LOCATION
FOR THE TRADE
BUYING
LOW AND
SELLING
LOW 1/1
THE MOTTO
OF
HAYES & JORDAN
TRAY CANNOT
1/PLAIN
OF TRADE
BEINU DULL
BECAUSE
HAYES & JORDAN
KEEP THE
PRICES DOWN
AND THUS
BRING THE
CIISTOKERS
- TO THE
BEE-HIVEM
EVERY BODY
BUYS THEIR
BARGAINS
OF
HAYES & JORDAN.
Second Arrival
OF A
Large and Attractive Stock
SPRINGISMER GOODS
AT
R. S. Morrison's
Now ie the time to secure
GREAT BARGAINS!!
Our goody having been purchased since the
recent downfall in PRICES. I
am now prepared to caw'
rat loss than
PANIC PRICKS 1
SILK BAREGES, CHALLIES,
GRAY MOHAIR, TRAVELING
DRESS GOODS, ORGANDIES, JAC
ONETS, LAWNS, LACE POINTS,
JAPANESE MANTILLAS, SHAWLS,
SCARFS. PARASOLS, &c.,
For th. Neat Thirty Days,
AT REDUCED TRIO=
junts4-58. R. 8. MORRISON
HE
- -:- ~ 4 'ION
FINE OUT
Chewing Tobacco!
IN TIN FOIL,
CAN BE HAD OF THE RETAIL
De4UHU3 GENERALLY
ENQUIRE FOR IT !
. v V I L
Em. COUNTY MCUTML I NSUR—
AMOR COMPANY
bleorporated nt 1851‘—falarler Perpstotai It
Property taistared Against Lao lot Me hr
may Tone !At ezesedba. rho Testa.
PoNein laimas4 aro aa. doosidejlialsluiariftlied
epos the papaw of tali awl Nark Maw is M
without en HAM, of s Proagenia 'Nola. boom
'Oboist litigstk o. Oise soft oat, bas ever boss Sows
11 1PNINA
"" 1 •11:1111=Maeltaist= "I ' 6l' l e
Wu:brans. : -- w
C. Namkail, i.. Mint s
c. Aim • ft, 0. IrersorY, IC. Babbitt,
wa. FAA J 24asserly. Wa. a. Prows
Goo* A. Slane, Ossiusills " mot.", ,Napafe i
'
Moths,
01100/Sk._
J•is. C. 1114,14 t ... JOWL. CI , Floe.
po oh Mr s. Giaaissa tor
chestaii• trio. ft.
Emu. Aim pea •
Ea
New Store.