t ic ,AVeritig Olocrver.
, A, IifARCH 1866.
F„r• lit'st class piano is
r yew.
P Price, $?00
~sin. PO' t° 12thW. Swept N
reaai snd rat
MI
ar LAbr.— Miss Susannah
,e famous Welsh “oratress," will
lecrUres in Farrar Hall, on M o n_
%oily evenings next, the proceeds
are to be used in purchasing an
E bb lisstist Church. The subject of
tte teee will be "The Soldier'S Empty
lat h e s econd, "Now Frames for Old
, Evans has followed thi
public spoker for some
5 pa some. .'ears,
ttey she has travelled very
E; , e
cou ,a d ained a c e o x n e s e id p
. rth tt lerl,nThenpagers invariably
' ,it hetlrt
equal of Anna Dickenson,
esil to resemble much in style,
poltical opinions we understand ,
oth t i e with. As Miss E. is pro
ote pretty, ss well as intelligent,
0 11 the young men in the city
tel attend her lecture, •
•
, oions. i- n CrOwford county,
g,,0• .
oountres of the• State, re
ttr
o p i a for the Democracy wher
-li!eite was made. In Meadville,
I gecublicans usually haves bin—
! in i m ajority, their ticket was
by barely one hundred, sal thie,
!Italian Wale corporate' limits
g oy regarded as favorable to
k gf7
~ ,,,e. ?dead township, which for
b as bees in the hands of-the 0p...•
rbly redeemed: herself—electing
; ,,,, t ic ticket by majorities ranging
c Borne gave 22 majority for
r". '
1 , 1 ,54; this year she plants herself
o f Peocney and the Union by
~ffrom 37 to 48. Thus it is that
\ I
v D li ea le is everywhere progrek
.goads (political darknees,'evii,
a l t hi l o portion of the State, are
prap, a d the sun Of patriotism
.y the (limey-
arbor Creek
the cooper well, upon' Four
shout one mile South of Wesley.
.lostis something over 700
:h pint it wsetempororily atm
-
it:l, no . oil of any consequence
a obtained The - comyany bad
:Ito give it up altogether, but a
1. F ersisted in boring still deeper,
t rlay a part; went to examine it,
te; of decidifig upotx their future
On liftlag the plank* that cow
cl'„ they were surprised to find a
: t ivri. , :t..of oil in the pipe, which
at to the extent of several pails
al plug was afterwards used with
ie auccias, drawing up each time a
11. The result,ef these -operations
make the members of the eom
the citizair in the vicinity, very
ist -a profitable well will be ob
i jack' has been cb&nging hands
• T proposed .by tho i company to
y tlean the well, tube i tt, and go to
: l lan engine. We have been pre
.l pecimee of the oil, and find it .
Rerior character for lubricating
ei4e: nearly similar to that pro—
lit Althof well. f
--'
1- 1 - -
net !It the local elections in the
Jrai of North western Tennsyl
-
i I
t i ring is as fol.loiii9 Z Erie 1197,,
(t 231 H 65 . 0, Titusville 397, Corry
239. The population cif the
1 1 l can be • nearly estimated by
es. Presuming •that the spring
3 asnal, did not bring.oat a full
lit, as in this city, not more than
blllot was polled, and counting
every t ten of the inhabitants, it
the population of each place-as
-
, 1193
975
i 593
583 '
358 1
the to-be very nearly the correct
ou6 ja Tituevill e, Corry and Oil
re ! mare likely to be under than
Ic The austomaryignale, in old
is to estimate one voter
a inhabitants ' but the large pro
trainers who are non-voters in
this section justifies net in ex
rills The populatiO of our oity
Wieve, was given at something
From 1830 td 1800 this con
y doubled its population every
:eannot be disputed that our
4 the last five years exceeded
. tcreased the usual average. We
7n:haate to pet down the inhab
, eithin the cprportite limiteP, nt
:tt barclugh of South Erie were
I the contiguous thickly settled
Creek, which are in reality a
try, thoughoot included under
I gaternment„ we would have a
urenty thousand.
, iCuleer-Poito & Co., New Yea,
tit of the heaviest and strongest
i i.;tues, suspended payment on
ing sitb it a„-symber of the
ad brokers' driers in this part
The institutions moat. directly
Ihis Wore are the Petroleum
• :!•e; Venango County Bank,
.r . hSattonal Bank, Corry ; Bank
.Newosetle; Ok.awford
tt ; Oil City Bank, Oil
tiztl Bank, Plume? ; A. D.
Pcroleum Centre. For the
t:es and drafts of all „these
dited, 4 t \ hough; it is intimated
ntri vs abundantly able. to is
4i:13 sgsinit - them. Mr. C ul
tit firm, is mtmber of ConvresB
.4 District', and the failure is
),nhttpats speculations on bje
tlmgioat.
4:—p ierce change Ply addreeS
IPA Erie comity. Pa., to Ctilum-
I 'V. Pk Enclosed Sod two ,
1 7 trot,' ($2,50) to Y for f a '
e tb , eripti f nin , nee'
''tt. Itelpectfuliy,
Ba 't. B. Jornte.
/
1 " 3 I , -e above "ae good form for
Doe who vie the direction of
«a-.ca f , ,,,.. - s pc , otofEwe to
1 4
,Ikstat .0) '.beet-`6_o.b.-
I ;.tte P,
,Ant of trot:ibis
A evn i , :. cr, offices by
ltr4}l rg., - ; the 'CCM.
NIT h 4 ,5.
.. .
welf,tte
%;:4 it i: as h
..- :: 0940 d.
......,_
' lt Brother, 'Wholesale and 14—
.4 Ceefeetionery, Oysters, Canned
144 Y, Tstiltee Notions, Bakers'
; ~C"illog, Tobacco, Pipes, &c.,
WI Ptreet, 1 Square South
t Depot, Erie, Pa. Also, Dealers
„tl Cottetty uroiuce. Particular
fillitg cotuitry orders, *
(Jan.2B.lf )
Items of Load Wired.
The,Connoils on Mandsy evening re•eledted
It_ Pelton as City Trosarer.
A variety oiintereeting reading matter will
be found on the last page.
A gond: joke—Lowry chargii3g his fellow
Senators with corrupt motL ea.
, Subieribers who have been in tbo habit 'of
getting their papers at thepubliCation office,
wishing te have them left at any other place„
can be accommodated by leaving word math
the editor: -
The Chrty Telegraph the out us off from
its daily exchange. If the proprietor ►i!l
center the additional ia,i , or of discontinuing
the sending of his weekly we shall be greatly
obliged. .
, The Justicelof the Peace elected this spring
must file their naceptances within thirty days
after the date of election, or no commissions
will be forwaried them.
At a donation party for the benefit of Rev.
Mr. Tagg, pastor of Simpson Chapel, held on
Tuesday evening of last week, the sum of
$250 was raised.
Persons intending lb , apply for hotel ,or
grcicers' license, should mate their applies
lions to the Court, throsigh the &Asia office,
onyor before the Ist of April neat. No appli
cations made after that date will be granted
during the present year.
A. bill -to prevent minors from attending
billiard saloons in this and adjoining counties
hss passed the Legislature, and is now a law.
Unless it is better enforeedthsn Most acts of
a sis.ilar nature, there will be very *tie,
gained by its pasaege.
The business men of Erie, as a class, are
probably as go.lthead in their dispositions as,
those of any place, but they have one secret
yet to learn, and that Is the advantage of
advertising.
Dr. Chapin, the celebrated Univerealist'
Dieine, is at present lecturing in the Western
part of New York. Subject —" The Iron
Age."—Ezetionge. ' .
The " Ago of libiopla9lere 1 ' would be s
opio more appropriate to the times.' +
We call attention to the card of William
Marks, tailor snd clothes cleaner, in Union
block, over Dr.. Bennett's office. He is a good
workmer, and all entrusting him with their
patronage Can rely on having_ it done promptly
and in' the best manner.
ent has
.7 . Odell, editor of the Beaver Local,
has s een sued for libel by ,John 0 . Nighley;
one Srd the countrcoramissioners.—Ezchatige.
If Beighley does as well.as . most men' who
commence libel suite against editors, he will
probably get a five - lent shinplaster for dam'
ages, have a lawyer's bill of a hundred dol-
lars to pay,'and be laughed at for his pains;
. Rev. Mr., Hammond, the revivalist, is ex
pected to participfite in a series of religious
meetings at Girard within a few 4 weelts. His
last ministrations have been at Peoria,, ill.;
from-which place he writes: sqletween 'two
and three hundred hire have been led by the;
. HOly Spirit to hope in Christ during the past
weeks."
The latest excitement in CraWford county,
the. Greenville Argus says; is the dispery
that A. Johnson, e youthful tor,
has committed forgeries to the extent!of ten
thousand dol:ars, ttrough which the banks at
Meadville and Franklin. and several private
citizens, have been victimized. Johnson has
decamped, but the police are after hue.
A man in Titusvil'e has done an astonishing
act of generosity. He owned a h tel which
had been leased for $3 000. Finding that.
the businesr would not admit of his tenant's
paying so
,large a rent, on the 20thinst.,
he voluntarily reduced it to $2,500. A rich
man with magnanimity like this deserves,
be immortalizea: His n9;m s i is Joseph Baum:
dill. :
Mr.• 1.. ., M. Blake, a forme} citizen of Erie,
has returned after a number of years absence,
and opened a shop in the regular Eastern style.
or the manufacture, altering, bletuching 'and
dying of all kinds of straw goodi. During
his previous residence here he succeeded in
building Up a large trade, and the reputation
he then ga*ed will doubtless help him to
again secur a lucrative patronage.
Pop.
17.930
9 750
5,930
Jcseph Elohenlaub, Jr., dealer in boots and
shoes advertises that he has laid in a large
' lot of goods for the spring trade, and intends
selling them at reduced prices. We know
from personal experience that his stock is
unexcelled in the city, and that- be has .few
superiors as a workman. Mr. E. has the ex
elusive agenoy for Erie'of the Plumer patent,
by which boots an& shoes are made t o St as
comfortably, when first pat on, as after they
have en worn awhile.
"the Wednesday evening previous to our
late municipal election, a handbill was posted
about the city reflecting, in grossly libelous
terms-open Mr, Scott, the peoples' candidate
for Mayor. It was so offensive' in its nature
that citizens of every political faith united in
condemning it, and of the trio who- 'vent
instrumental in its authorship,' but one was
willing to acknowledge that he had a hand in
its authorship,. We are gratified to learn that
since Mr. Scott's triumph, even he has re
pented of his course. He has on several re
cent occasions d ied having a hind in the
matter, althoug on the evening preceding
the e1m ,, 11011 was confessed by him, when
h -p ed, that he bad written the deep:.
meat. His refusal to father it now is enema...,
aging in one sense, as it indica.es that setae
little shame still exists where none'iras sup
posed to be.
4830
8:680
'The editor of the Corry Telegraph, in an
article designed to be "withering" upon the
Erie editors, -makes the charge that they are
all under the control of "one man." The
old saying ',Go abread for news." is veriled
by this astute announcement. We have been
connected with this office as editor and pro,
prietoenow over four years, and never before
were, aware thatreny individual owned an in—
terest in it besides ourself and-former part
ner; or exercised en infinence, over its cohrse,
wheajo, the light suddenly breaks in upon
us, through the medium of the effulgent Corry
Telegraph, .that we' are not, as we supposed
we - were, master of own property and
actions. Really, it is, surprising hoW much`
one learns in the coarse of a life time. When
we want to know, anything, about ()pc busi—
ness in future 'we. will go' to the Telegraph
office for information. r -
An explosion of the , steam boiler of the
Elkhorn Mills. located about six miles west
arty from Titusville, took place on Saturday
last, about one o'clock, The engineer
was jizet starting up' ilia' returning from
dinner, when the accident occurred. One of
this:proirristotwilitlWictkfilt. Young
mtdarrergtatter.imployert firer. In tltg WIT
at - tic thee
-aid :Mr.
Mr. - routsiistaitii#4 . Milii'' ^ - •
thin Wielding, bat' he:iithailarrii*lmentlek
The , -bett4if jst Mist :witrarieWaterifiosif were
shocklig to behefd;" Mr. - fair, — who hap
pened to be standing close to the engine,' with
an azei i in his hand, was thrown into a wood
pile nsr,c by ; his:, thigh and leg were broken,
and hi was frightfully perforated and din ;
figured. Mr. , Bowne, probably, died end=
.denly 'of Internal injuries; his right arm was.
broken in two plaeee.
prbent Spring will be kno In The
history of the; opcoh 113 the periodlor great
cond►gratiooe. Di re, destructive Bros have
occurred within the lust month or iwo, then
aver took place before in the rune-tepee of
time. The taterrnplr nearly every day bringe
.1 an account of a ,me fearful confiXgration..
Every exchange almost that we picaills give n .
an account of ono in its vicinity. Ouri citizens
should take `warning-by the fate of other
phica, and "in time of peace pieittre for
....
wail." With defective tire appanaina l l and an
insuffielent'iiiiPply of water.' if a Breahonld
break out some blustery day, in a thickly
built portion of the city, the damage kffeeted
before iis progress could be stopped - , might
be incalculable. We need many itpprove4
Imola, but the most essentia of our vrarda is
an abundant supply of water. The fequire+
1
mettle of health and safety alike demand that
no - turfher delayshonld occur in previ 'ng for
this much needed and too long refs ed im
provenient.
A ; , . -
. While the Radical wing of the Rep blioan
party of, this. city hive, for political effect,
been making a great clamor for conferring
in
`the right of suffrage on the negroes of the.
South. their representatives in t Eegiels
lure have : been striving to depri the white
ci'izene of Buffalo not only of Ali right of a
voice in the selection of the r police, but,
also, es to the amount to be taxed fer their
_support —Buffalo Courier.
A similar instance' of consistency is
this city. - The very men who. a few ye
thoughts foreigner and Catholic unfit
or told offioecon the ground of their
ignorance - nd incapacity, are the
brawlers 1. favor of Riving Ituffrage
BOuthern n•groes, two-thirds of who
a Mgr rel. tor write, and have no ae
see whets er with the nature of outined
tutions. It ia highly comical to he ir
Know Nothings talking ationtisuffragebeiog
a natural right, awl vigorously arguing that
" all men are ciisated tree and equal."
A letter from Barrieburg to the Philadel
phia inquirer says that Bergner. of the •Flar;
risburglelegraph. is. to be removed from the
pastotke in that city, and some one p abed•
Knipe ;appointed in his place. The Democrats
•ay they have assurances. to that effe from
Cowan —Meadville Reptibltean.
The "some one Knipe." to whont the
Republican alludes in such a oontennituous
manner, is a Brigadier General in the army,
wboienlisted as a private; fought all through
the war, and won his star by admitted gal:
!entry. Ile has never been a Democrat, but,
like nearly every brave soldier, giv4 his
endorsement to President Johnson's p.Bor.
We regret to learn that the rum ' s o his
appointment to the liarritianrgpostm74
was prems'nie, but trust the -flak is
dietant when, his patriotism and valt
receive this substantial recognition.
'W. find the followifig paragraphifte
about the eea'ot-newepapetdorn. They d,
moral ",asiliell as " adorn a tale :"
A family of five persons resided upon a
farm in Derry, N. H., for a period of fifty
eight years, during which time there was
neither a, birth. death or marriage in the
family ; , neither did they during that time pit
a letter into the post office,. take 'cue out' or
take a newspaper.
' There is a m mr country whel
.sere is a mon
. up in at_ ...utry ww y
ways pays fa • his paper is advance. Beduin
never bad a sick-418y in his life ; never bad
Any corns or- toothache ; his potatoes natter
rot; the weevil never eats his wheat; I the
frost never kills his cora or beans ; his babies
;
never cry at night, and his wife never rco ds.
It is a curious fact that none of the Fed rat
office holdert in this city have as yet given .
isle,' public' expression to their views4z ths
President's po li cy. Several oft who
took sides up to Lincoln's death ratiter Mt
mine . with the Radicals, are 'said to be
' leer . -•mewhst ticklish in the neighbor..
boo' fhe vertebral column. - - We adtrise
i l
. ~ .' keep -coot, say as little as possille
abon ' , copperheads," and stick to their of im
during-the canvass of 1864 that the “Adnr
titration is the Government." If they re
good hiye, Father Andrew, in the kindne!
of his heart, may conclude to let them k. ep
their sticke of official candy.
Johns, of the Oil City ItAgister—a cap! Al
editor and,o c lal fellow, too, by the, wa — ,
has been'on a via t to Pithole, and while there
was witness to an en &gement between a nein
and a man of the inferior white race. Tke
result is 'summed up in - his own graphic
manner: " The descendant of Hai -pro td
the better man, and hie antagonist mad
hasty change —of base. Business genera ß y
was suspended, And the folks teemed to.enjoy
the fun amazingly Both parties wire' 4r
rested, we believe. There had been (wily
three fights during tke forenoon, and the
weather was net considered favorable for the
sport either." ,
It will be seen by the following paragrs' h:
from the Harrisburg Patritt,thatthA result
our late municipal contest is properly and •
stood and represented by.the papers of tbe
Hate. The gentlemen who were so mti h
;
Alarmed lest Mr. Scott's election
,should e
clAimed as a Democratic victory, are not ha -
inOthe pleasure of reefing their predictio .8
- verified : . .
'•Wm. L. &pit, who - was elected mayor
the city of Erie, on Friday last, was not
Republican. lie was a candidate irrespeeti
of party. and was sleeted on business issu
alone, although a Demooraein politics."
•Tae following is one: of the plinks in t •
p r aform of the Republicans of Lswren •
county :, '
a‘RI saved; That justice, honor, good fait
as well as a proper regard for the 'public
'safety, &mend that in the District of Coluto
his, and i i that portion of the country lately
In rebellion, the elective franchise should lm
guarantied to loyal citizens.alone, irrupectitie
of race or color."
The Republicans of Erie county have no -I ,
up to this Bite, had the courageto pass
resolution of similar tenor, but their Approve
of negro suffrage is none the less hearty f. 4•
that.
Mayor Sedtt was worn into office en Mon '
day evening, the oath being administered .b
E. P., Bennett, Esq., in presence of bath
bodies of Councils. A brief address was delisi•
ered by him upon the occasion.
.1" is .busli t
nese like andlteneible in its suggestions, and
will bo received with approval -1 by the large
majority of our oitisitia:
That venerable personage, 'the- " oldest In.
i
habitant," informs the Buft.lo Courier the
neither himself nor. any of his predecessor
has ever witnessed such a disegreesble Margit
as that which is 'now making theyesr 18
memorable. The "oldest iab Alitant.";ltow
ever, is not a - very reliable, individual. not
withstanding his age.
The general tumble in prices has affected the
col' trade more severely than perhaps inj otbel
titan auction of 20,000 tons bf,Berantoli co st
far& week, prices fell from 60. cents to $l,
per -ten, from the February quotations, mak
inia, - ;foll within two months of froar.sl,9o t
ssls per too. Forgone acquainted with tb
business tell us that retail dealers are no
obliged to sell at lower figurts than the aril ,
ore cost them last fall. -
'ln the Legislature last 'week Mr. Lowry!
Itesented an act to erect a Pew county out o
parts of Crawford, Veaango and Warren, t
b 3 called Curtin,. the intention being to mak
Titusville the countries'. He also introduce
di
a bill to incorporate the Edinboro Silver filln-1
lag Company ! What next I'
I The Titimille MONO elk's the gfillifig bf
the Union and Titusville railroad " between
Union nal Riceville is abort halt comp - loth& it
_„:l;6l.riuce of about twelve !lilies. The (itnbet
' is cloired from il e line for nearly its whele
length. :I !tete are bctvti l een fUur,, and file
men tit' work upon- it. Thticontrac
tors era Moterg. Widn.-Nohle rind Mackinteeb.
They are now sub le' Ling 4otions of the line."
We feel mortified to knowthat a roa d which
has as important a bearis h as this epos the
interests of Drie should luive received solittle
„encouragement !iota cur otpital'is's.
A pretty girl says : 1 ‘ Ifl oar Maker thought
it wrong for Adam to live bangle, when there
was not a WPM .n upon earth, how orimioally
guilty are the old bacbelars, with the world
full of pretty girls." ' 1 .. .
The above comes to us in a modest white
i t
Onvelope,wiih a request o publish written
in a neat running band o the sheet within:
t
As we do.not come within e category of -old
bachelors, we presume no ins personal was
intencitat: 1
i
Ure s 4 happy to, inform( our readers - that
Michael 'Etypher, Esq., hal been appointed
postmaster at Nippenoso, in this county Mr.
8. is a staunch Democrat, and universally ad
mired for his candor and honesty. A better
selection could not have heen made.—Wil
iiantsport Democrat. 1 .
Office holders in this part of the State will
please read, and preserve for reference.
We learn from the Crawford Journal that
"an extensive Smash uploccurred on the
Pittsburgh St-Erie Road, shout a toile South
of Lineeville, on Friday night' the 17th inst.
Twelve freight care .were I thipiri from the
track and completely wrecked, though forth.
stately no cue was injured.' ,
• en in
• ARO
' o vote
Vetted
tastiest
to the
can
slat-
Mr: J. il. Steiner; who Made a balloon at—
cension here some yeareagn, and got an on
expected bath .in the Lal4, is preparing to
make an ascension at Meadville on the let of
May., .
Oar Episcopal readers w
earning
,that_ Right itev
Blohoi of Palmylvanio.
don, en route for.ROnie. II
iropT °red.
' Mr. Hent,y Harper, 520 •
deiphie, flag in store a Ism
fine jeweirii sliver ware,
he is saltine at reduced
card
Dispatches to the New YOrk papers give ne
the important intalligencel that Get?. Grant
has attend off his beard,l leaving his face
entirely destitute of the hirsute aipend
age."•
Potter county must be a and Paradise ;
there is not a tavern or a drinking house in
the county.—Ezehange.
And, it,might be added, mighty few people.
One hundred and twe n ty thousand tone of
anthracite coal! and 382,022 barrels of oil .
were carried over the, Philidelphia Et Erie
Railroad during 1865,
EMI
ting
Ant
1 •
As. MO di. Putm.—The greatest fire that 3- '
; .
• • f
ever occurred in North-wetrn_Pentisyivinia'
broke out on Thursday about two o'clock, on
theStevlinson'_Form, near Petroleum Centre.
'il tank' belonging to the POMO Company,
filled with - oil, bursted, with a noise similar
to , a-clap of thunder. The immense body of
inflammable matter rapidly l fitund its way to
the engine house of the Wall adjatent, and
.
quick as a flesh it was one dense, -terrific ,
mast of flame and motel. Pursuing its
f - •
. • ,J.
course down Bonnehoff Itur4 ft wept every
thing before it: Three refineries,' thirty 'or
more ibaildings, and eevera wells were de-,
stroyeS, entailing a loss et not less than 1
$150,000. ' In less thin fifteWi minutes from
the breaking oat of the fire,itt was emptying
itself into Oil Creek, at the mouth of the rim,
presenting to the - eye a fearful picture of ruin
...
nearly a mile in length. The scene is repro.
tented by eye -riitriesses to have been' one' of 1
the most solemn and stritiV! imaginable:--
The dense volume of fiery matter ascending
as high as the eye
,ceuld reach, the crash of
falling derricks, the crackling of the flames,
together with-the explosion of tante, barrels
end heated stones, made it seem like thefierce
raging of a battle. A corrispondent of the
Titusv.lle Herald, who was a ieye witness of
the occurrence, gives the folowing particle.
tars :
I
ts.Glaneing Own th e run . front our elevated
position, we law men, wot4en and children
rushing from their homes to ard the hillside
with what - little' of their hringehold effects
could be seised et the mdment. Willing
hands were plent y to save, but still very little •
was? rescued. The angry trirrent of flame'
and l amoke stayed not its tads, but rotted on
towards the mouth of the run' - Some tour or
five rods from the creekisti old bridge had
crossed the Bennehoff; lipt ono aide bad caved
in, and the spring freshet- lie 'severed Wove, 1
with sand. .At the bottom, ho e ver , the water 1
found an exit. 'As the oil re ched this point
it rose rapidly to the* twbut i not so much as
to; overflow the dam thus Slimed. , Whi'e
burning at the , top the greitartortion found
its • way out at the bottom an - emptied itself 1
intwOil Creek' * * 1 ,: The wmalier
was *tear, and still, the sun e l hining brightly
down—the day the first pleasant one formany
weeks. Passing up the tallith) and around
the fire to she "lee 'wide, W e entered. as it i
seemed, a vast careen. thelltiels- black smoke '
A'
forming the sides and roof, Which resembled
enormous boulders wiling iand over each
ti p
other, and so dense that not'e article of sun- I
light penetrated through; thus leaving it darki
and gloomy, with no apparent chance ofH
escape excepting the entrance, which
looked miles away on' the Mountain. The
Most singular' phenomena.* s the sudden
-'rising of several fierce whitlw nds, °wised by
.:the ritziest unbearable heat, overhead and
around us. Wandering around over this par
tido of the farm we . itnttgined‘Ourselves in the
mammoth cave of Kentucky until one of
those -whirlwinds filled our outh, nesirils
and eyes full of Ashes and du t, thereby, giv-
Jag us i realisiogieense of our pOsition. As
the oil burned over , the water in he ravine
the latter became so heated thtt. lit 'Ti.
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ties of steam would gather a explode,.
throwing high in the air amidst the flame and
smokelarge clouds of a beautiful white 158.
• tureorhich, intermingling, forined a fine coin
pas ison.! .
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'As regards the tom Who ;were burned to
death, we consider/ the general report false.
Mr. Frank „VoKerife, who tiled last night,
was one of the paiVies engaged in the.com
-pletijm of the desk/tank. Ile jumped out of
the Meet in some manner, arid started dire'
the burning oll_for the hillside, which be
re hed on his hands and kneek, with' but a
p tof hiffellirt sleeve on OfO of hie wrists,
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a 1 a piece of cloth about the, ankle. When
be got free of the oil he rolledlevet senseless.
Both eyes were burned out, ',and his body
crisped black, thus presenting one of the
lust agonising. heart sickeniog speciaclte we ,
ever beheld. We have witnessed-sights in
Virginia that would make a Person's blood
run cold. farina Mangled and tdrn, limbs shot
from their bodies—horribly inutilated—the
moat intense and
.rixerredatirig , agony—Amt
never have we seen such terrible euffering es
this poor fellow endured foi three honrsfor
he was sensible up to within 1 feir•Minents
of his death. A, few charred.bOries, supposed
to be *those cf a ma who is Owing, were
discovered amide. the ruins Ithis morning.
Two or' three more men ere reported absent,
brit we hope that they hive riot suffered death
iti-Ihis fearful manner." 1
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Vie department at Washington bas
stieepted the proposition of M. 0. Noble to
furnish s room for our citypost effice'et the
earner of State and Eighth • streets, rent free
for the torts, of , Ilse years. 111 r. Noble is
making arrangements for the erection of ti
spiendid four story brick edifice, 140: feet 4:hl
State and 83ion Eighth viral., The corner
room is to be occupied for postal piuTeeei,
and the balance of the baildia# for stores and
°Mem
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ebban onfateattestlaft 1. Vat
tilled to Out waits ot l thii old.O pal*. Mediate,—
vita= Aria *at stoat vittenvo• MAIL DVRX • PI.
MUD OW 10:0511'4XE TUBS IS .11$3111iED 10% IIiONIT %Pill •
or An isinis CO,If asows roit Timmy AND tt , ol
COXPLIT2I7.6.
Every cerofderale 'arson' kenos the importance of
ievterin Oats atien:tiehe in their early stases read wary
trona rad esperieore hare honied thirdsoger of &that.
Hall's Cough Neatedy ra sor recommended u aJcaxa•
L VANACEA MI ALL EMMA], 11.401A4 eat) foe a spiel-
Se clip of MMUS located to the namee_ etreetersilne
ted by the lame twee end requirins much the lime
treetleinit p 1;2414 enly*with degrees olviatence. ,
It U plesiaut to the taste, safe to lie lope:Mien,
thorough and speedy Le its actkut. Longlasperlstare
proves It heir no serlinon !Wren In antra as eguyinew
for suing oscnt, innitaantes. ,stosoutna usoir
arms& and wnoonao °Oran. •
it TIMMS Initation,:•olll3ll4. free and ewe espectora
tiotti loosens the tight and full sensation In the lungs,
restates the mrtration to Its tiny. natural condition.
bomb health and' vigor to t he lungs and also closeness
and strength toile voles.
One bottle b l es.4 7 vallicient. to slue an ordinary
neigh. ' ' ' - -
Detail pries 60 cents to $1 per bOttle.
Liberal Inducements, offered to the trade. •
Bold orbOApai and retail by Ras & Wsrlbl, paid&
tors, at their rotors, 630 State strait, Pala, Pa, aad
by Asalars ierreruall • ja2S,6ra
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Tan eounassona awe Itmdurrou or al Drell:to.—
isablished for the benefit and as a CAUTION TO YOUNG
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klEhi, and ' other% who suffer from Xenon& Debility
Premolar) Denny of klaniiwi. &o, supplying at the
woe ail:Dena liCtill Or Erni-PURL Wane- who has
'cuailoaslf atter undergoing-con dorable quackery.
Bye losing a post-paid addrksod • e
O P O s link P•P
lea. free o tamp, may be bad of th anther. '
! ' NATHANIEL ILL ' Ain. Beg ,
sses-iy. • . Brooklyn. . Do ,N. Y.
BULDiNG LOT'S YORLet " t
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A Full City Lot on Eighth .beet, between *die anti
Mutant. • Also, the Lot intim rear, bon esveutb street ;
convenient to esnaL Iferyestriblefor Bantifsetarteg.
Two cholov dry Lots on Youth West. 34 West el
attestant, SI feet 3 inches by led feet; .
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Re haveileft • number ' of Building lots on Seventh
and.Baßillo streets, between liolland•43 -Burman. An
high gravel /wand and very desirable.
I be interested In
W. • R. Stevens,
s arrived-in tositv.
s health is teach
One ten or land on Marry ARO. wait of co:WM
This la a noo.dry lot.
One fall City Lot, earner of Clerrentb end 'Chestnut,
mersb Ede. Price V" Also, one Olt Twelfth st, viii
et Myrtle. biro $l,OOO. ,
t rah street ?idlw !
stook of machete.
&c.; &0 . , which
'ricer. Read hie
Tin Cal Mug Lots. nom: of illeaanth and lastats.
One fall lttyLot, earner Tenth and lits. Also,
oa* on Tenth St, between Ityrtle and Chat, north
aide. -Tbia 100 foot street Is fiat being taken tip bb par
ties deitring io ergot drat elan raider/am • •
FIRST cups FAI4IB FOR BALE,,
A FARM in Harborereek. south of the Railroad sta
tion 90 to 100 rods, containing About 100 acrd—fine
bank barn—good moderste I's•a Roane—). use Orchard
-'3 to.lo acres .of wood/1,-0011 good,ead t the driest
state of cultivation. Price 97,500. Sanas ashy.
ATM'S!' north of tits! railroad station. on tins Ride
Road 100 rod; Mani 100:aares vad, a substantial farm
boesa.2 Oct turns, orchard, oat bonsai, Plc This plans
is in aNo slats of oaldrati.n. Price $lOO par acre.
Terms easy.
Fifty *me farm' for aile—tbe farm of 1. Davison In
UM Crook, ab , nt a% miles from the eily—good _malt
boom—Ono bank tern. • areba , d, OW Imre/ and
bottom land -Prjea $1,0,00.
,Fotamaion April lit.
A FULL ern- LO'u eth 'street; man of Myrtle_
Pete PAW' ' ..
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FOR SALE CIIICEP the Bei new Beck /intim ot G
:areal. comer of Bth ailE French EL * 1
• FOR SALE 11 ID umber of the guest Germ to Creek
sod Harbor Creek tpe., et I pikes from $7ll to $lOO per
CITY LOTS FOR SATi/-4 ;limber of thi most do
'treble building iota td the city; as privets terms.
FARMS FOR SALE,BY HAYES Bc"KEPLIiR
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-POR SALE-100 ocrew wood lot, 10 sass Imptwrod, I
11:41111 from the city.. Ilia, $2O per aces.
One banared sereo, - 111 miles from Erts,_oo the P. k &
R. R.—two buns, house, orchard , etc. The best Mum
to the town of RoauniL
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We cffsr for sale the Fate of the late EichArd Osborn,
m Creek four toilai esst of the eft', isihtsinin.
100 acme of laud, large, tirst•clus fares house, goes
tams aid outhouse., large tipple orchard,together with
peach, pear and plumb trees. This is one of - the finest
Farms io Eris county, and will be sold cheap. .
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A Farm of 83 acres in Chsubsegna °minty, N. Y. This
farm is located within three cod* of the Lake Aar...—
About TO acres improved; a gest elms dwelling bowie,
good tams and out hduees, young cueluird of grafted
fruita—apples, peaches, ;gams, ate.
Twenty acres of Farming lied and 10 Beres f a Maim
lot. 41 to.4J miles east of .the city. en the Lake Road
Pries $l2O let acre- will Self the 11,0 antes sepetete Ude
BIM. Tins tarn on the SO acres.
DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE.
muss AND LOT FOR BALE—Between Erasers , and
Myrtle streets. on the I ink. ' Hones two stories. and In
'rod oonditton. Price
We hive a number of very desirable private residence,
for ale,.from $5,0 1 0 to MOM
0111 . 041€410U3s Fon SALE—On Mecum atm ) ;
between Moth and Tinthistreets. Hone ham putter
sitting room,' dining room, kitchen, 'thrall bed rooms.
closets, cellar, eta., to complete' tapir.
FIRST CLASS DWELtdme ran
street, first door e.et of St Its. ' Homo our. lot SS by 183
feet • i
DRIOX A01.18 7 --On Frew% street between Mira
Fourth streets. brown u the Warren Primo. Hesse Is
good repair. Will be wild it a bargain..
BOTJFI3 AND 1.116/701t 84LIE-00 thn ,corner .11
raven% sad libiland streets. Renee in good repair,
else abent 22 by 28 feet. OW' We veranda ereApt' vt .
hal chijee (mit trees. rapes, ate.
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Rot/ i 6 ANDA:DT-00 Mutant street, &poem as fhis
Apes' prePerty, full cit lot Hones large and iri good
repair. Vineitrolt, prdernortp.
STORK. i'OONDRY„ WATER POWER AND kOTS
TOR STORRS VOR SAt li-+We offer for sale 105 by 3
feet, corner of State and flasyseth stride, and.l , o by let
feet on State street, south of Uwe. !Whine shoe. Tide
Is decidedly the best propirty for alit In' the edtp-lor
insehine shops stores, e to, and will be sold in lok to
set the parehasers.
- 1 RATES & ERPIAtiI, •
Agent' and Realm In Real Retail.
Wayne_ Block, Erl4,Pa.
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The subscriber offers for. WO him tam situakid le
Bfeane townstkip. three fourths of a ills fr ont . Season's
Btatfon, on the Phila. k Erie railroad, containing :DM
scree improved, Well watered; mid under •
Rood state or cultivation. I Phony or thee rail limber
standing, and also rati, Hemlock. Beach and Maple.
Bas r reeted thereon two dWellik howler, '4111116 sheds.
and other , outbuildkurl—also„ two' orchards of doe
grafted knit. Tama. fIO per sore. ApPlp on- the ere
mites to Etnallytlr D. B. TROUP.
GREAT LIAIGAH4III.
The ooderrigied offers tar tale the undivided halt of
the property kterie as the Leavitt@ Mill keoperty, in
Veromso townehlo, Erie connty. It hi one of the but
water powers in the conalre. There la erected thereon
111 (nod SAW tIiLCrtfcGBIiTMILL,andaSHINOLI
If ACM7 , lE—all doing avoid Widnes., and from fifteen
hundred to two thousand tier logs In 'the yard. tiny,:
ontite made easy and wilt take part La real estate - Tbe
cob meson I desire: to Neill la in oonneattecce of poor
health. rest.4we - AIWA SAM.
F ee x tt e s teuTolmt, turnce. - -
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to totatnentity on the estate of 'Uwe No-
Gottgi_ey, deed, rant at. tooth Rut tows l ui n ttlio Co..
Pa, honing busa a itod to ; the 3tallood Lotter is
hereby itivon to knowing thounolves indob to the
ad/ Want to m ake lennecato posznint; aid putout
barbes anion mated !be owe will printout thoso.doly
an,thnntieato4. for Wilmot&
DT R LOOMIS.
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Itßentbast,Rotrob 11. 4111-.lltr ; Isseutati.'
CIATA MAU "CUIf.E6 Mt Oh l% 110L14111.
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Ant Tor oas dollar. per stall, I will send fret to
anysad Peas amaipa 'sad sosibeino MA I wtO guarantee
to ears elit wont ears of Catarrh la the Mud or bras
*Wel tubes le a few weeks. It ham word my Ms..' 4:
rand me of Cadet% andn serene broaddal trouble I
bad suffered -with for yam II bird the lest phyougai
and ill the wivertieawdlelasiof the day, bat forted
no istist till I obtain stide. I I vapid give one Madrid
'dollars tar this reetpe tat tits isedkihmt-iti now hid
the Cat Edi andzaal4 not ohtala it lees: I believe, if
inetreetlonsarrefollowed-LtMiltime say ear wbatoier
that Mut sot aimed, ntached 4lne Wage 'Sad bee*** •
settled consumption' Ctrs ht whileson ran.
Address T. P. ISAK raltonaviLY.
c a lett I , _•4ltinildinieliwiod but f in stourova Nis
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thousand t ops of the bat f'rewatie lale lee. for the
season of lliedvand be in prepared to aestmet with par
ties to apply them for the aro% ef eV Vial:, at
on , ?awn's*, Bow I' Saloons ; and - others, mei
tadatemette will be oifared a will make It an object tot
them to peke contmela lintoodlatelp I whl wimmeitee
My lee to be tat Lost that silU be offsrid In We sossUet
this maim, I wo war prepFd to eopply the ally, ea
well as 11l foreign deman ds, no one Me do better by
austomins in quality pee thaw myself. .1 wety be
fatal foi- the ensentot ms bowie slam abbe ontielllolll4
Ordain through the poor will Unattended to, - -
malt 140 VIOL CAVILNAVITEL
WiffiliENlNlM
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MEIEWM
CARPETS,
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FogliaS Plumate, bflaget t Patteroe, New ',tyke 3 id f Ingr.lo ; "Mod all WoOr.ftittale4 et, VA) V' Yril,: - .-Pint. - - , -;
r vegeta isitlfelt Clo th e, •peo", Carpote or the Cellulite I Daum* Patt-rn, Coral trottloria,. Yloor'Off - ' '
Cloths; all prim, styles aid width': Star Oil Poll, hnivy: Oil Cloth by the shoe, large
. 1 enough to corer Alamo mom Wi th out pielin,r, - Velvet Buns and Mats, Coet - a •
ato Manilla Door Pala, Stair Carpet, and Rade. All etylen Gilt
1 and Plato Window Shades. Borland Green Soglish : ~ --t
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Jacket new
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The neatest thirst oat. Come anti eve It. Elegant Gilt and Bronzed Window Cornleen, tiertnin ilciaajtictu r e
liii.lreamels,Conte..te,O.' &within Wayne can be found here. A Sp'entlid Amrytmeat
4 . _ ' NOTTING EtA Di Lii.QE • CU, RTA I,NS _f!• •• • ,!: • : - •
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motua t isa
i t= tea yird. a tii i h . gant Da:V5 fai-ab w er t i h ts-.c. ro lleari elaigmb. ItAislin: Er. Itualin a Vo i 'Lies
- ' 144 : .ma Los
Wall and Window to th e to4 x `6l.
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The Wiest annortment of Linen Goods in Gila market at prime that defy competition. Elegant - Bleached table
Llama, 134 iyards wide,' as IUS per yard. We eau show these goods (12 all gradNl, from the coarsest to the nest
DonbleDaseiwit. Napkiai al/ sty/nand priers. We. hare &Job lot of these gdoda - At Viper fiezeniall Lip's ,
which we consider thel se sirs nitra in the market.
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packabask arell Damask Linen. aplealid Fluckabaelt Towele at WO per dot, all Lice
- allag, , blesche4, b 7 I#o.lreird. X''' vide, at theveliJoy pries of Moots:lrish I
. Wining Limvse, Pillow. Mums, Etc... Ste. Gents: Labe.' sad Shirdres . !
1 " *llitf3. . A ead, all liaemaadlee HandkeriSief at 124 vr A
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Gado, Ladsll;l(lmm, Boys and Chtlere el Cott:a and Wool : Nirlirrn e b 4a i i ii i ne k . in town. A goad
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- 1 - Cotton Hole at 25 W. per pair, Wintergloy 7 or Piverybody. ,
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irtfngs,. Pillow Vueltas; ka 'also. a good stock of Detroitla Geode at lowprices. .We
• flabling we to keep a Lamar stock of k" hiking Goods. before all the bardoing
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No 7 Reed noose Sloek;
eniereludon of Yr.& 8. 1 38.737i01.1, whols t ell koown In this Tidally. '
Mat
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ENGILEH ART,
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VISALIA
BOOTS AND B.lBoflB,
ALSO, - 311111`71CTIMIlt 0.1
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Would take Ibis method of retarget his thanks !,
Ids Maude and the public generally for their liberal
patronage heretofore estenh.d to him, and hopes to ham
a coratinuattos -0 the same. I take pleasure in informing
the public that tuns still gulling
MADE soars aIND SHOES AS CHEAP.
• —IV XOl. • LITTLY causrsn— . • •
Egan sufp Lionel In able place, and I sin still suiting the
beet qualities of Gents' Boots and films, for which I =-
goy none but the DEW of WORKMEN, under the Soper
intendense of 0. MIA&
Haring obtains/4 Mean t° use tits
PLITILER PATENT,BOOTS,
I am now prepatird to make _the Plenen. Patent Boots
and Shoes to a manna not to be impinnel to Style- and
Workmanship.
ar S atones keep' on „band a selection of the best
Stands of r moth and Amadeu' Woad Kips.
P. B.—ltepaistut attended to. mrl764tf.
WU& VLACH. -.1. • , . .
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E. COTTAIILIN'S •
SOOT AND SHOE STORE,
\ State Street, 'Nearly Opposite the Post Offices
. IL Coo hllis. Boot, and Shoe Dealer, ll 4L
r Worms the Public that be
haa removed blasts:ad to theS tore Boom •
en State strait, nearly oppodte the Net
011aa where he ihvitas elf Ms old Mesas and customers
to Owl him a itall. 1 Partlootu stterntionairen to -
RETA.IRING!
Braving carafe! workmen, and interfntendfog all his
litodzieseldmself.habellaves he can give as good satisfac
tion and sell at as low pike. as any other poison In the
atty. Good Tits Warranted. , . arri9'64tt:
KRYSTONE RTOVB
TIBBALS, SHIM & NVHITE_HEAD,
• MIS Ir/ACTVIKUS
STOVRB AIRE/ ROLLtiVir WARE, ,
Rant • tarp aadd We:O4M assortrotot of Stoves at
Wholesale and Retail.
THE 111,0, , N• GATE
Is a exit-class Coat Cook Stems, with or without reser
volt, for hard or soft Ctoai i or wood, an 1 is
141TTlat THAN THE ETEyIAET shin:
Wa al -o maardscivue the
.WHEAT SHEAF AND NEW ER•,
Roth low pima Coal Cook Stoves—sits wood grater—
eaa bound either for coal or wood.
THE 1`.4.)R ES T A - K.
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Stove for wood:I-with or without reservoir..
T.lf EN T 0 R , -
A Low Oven Stove for Wood 'Mir in a new Stove,
braddfal denim, and 'non for esia...tag e t jew w i t h
• a largo worbnent of elevated Oven Coco
• Farb , / Cook, for wood or coal, and Parlor '
and Ol d Stores, for noodor coal.
0. TIBiI.AL EL
S; D. SEDER, W. -WHITEBEA
an.l2. 18435--te.
ALi EIR,BWRIVPs
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CITY LAGER BREWERY,
• c OP POPLAR AND RIDGE STREETS.
ERIE MALT AND BARLEY WAREEOUSES i
4 CONSfiII OP ITS STREET AND CANAL BASIN.
Pale and Amber Xi and Lilt Ales,
The Best Quality and Usual Varieties 14 Xager,
Prime Selected Zistern Hems,
'The Cholosat Qualities of Malt and
On band and and for isle by
A. IMO.
NEIN' OPIUM.
VURNITUIE AND UNDENUKING
W & R E • R' O - 0 1
Iths. Oats St., between Seventh and eighth.
The anbseriben hate intend into the Cabinet Making awl
FURNITURE- TRADE,.
And prologs raabbag a r k esderr u b i ztroostatitiy os
baba
Orders
will melte prompt AU/al:Wli. &pairing dons
• oo abort optics.
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Th• mabseribere will give sperdel• attention to tbli do.
partment of their hulk's's. They will manufacture and
keep cmnstartt l in heed a large assortment of Metallic
Cases arid Co a nt hold themselves in readiness to
Meet orders in th lina. promptly, from any part of the
country. Determined to re no &forte to give satlibe-
Una bath to the runt goods and prices, they
hope to secure a share of public patronage.
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apardil-tf. Muccessors to J. EL Hamm
QUABIBERN & DUNN,
P.HOTOGRA.PHS-RSI
ALL 07 PI0TI:11 . 1111, 7110 X •
OEM , TO sA LIFE Sir PHOTOORAPIT,
Szecpted to the best Arie of the art.
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WiIitRANTED TO 'Ol YE SAITISAIICTICA
Ptet;arss entailed to
MR, OIL OR WATER COLORS.
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Unionßlot*, between =own's Rotel St Reed Rouse
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DIOW/LlOlOl4l OP CO.PARTNROSIIIP.
flak firm betetqare4xLetitig under the niane of
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A RITE R& C',l
Vaa dissolved by ini4tnal' ptnseat r dating from JAnnarir
]Otte r MO, PI: Carter retiring. The books of the old
dm may be found at the old prafil. Prom otiettleatents
masted. _ 8. CARTEL •
.J. O. CtAltl7l/1,
lifr Carver hu associated hia gin with him, and et T
ea:Mane the beldam ender the name aed driaof
J. - B. CA I R V,E.R C
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wirpting•Dinr and inn Wind atonal Unpaid!.
else; Na• Chamktali. nev filiannoeutleal Propane
ti.ma, Ran Parlants. Fancy Artless,. &a. .
The inperlaand dello of Ws boon are retained and
CIIA - teky upon bitnr, conicity
da anted nt all
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Notion.—?ha ordeal of Kr. J. 8. Carter Ina also
been secared, mad be wilr be floppy to inset Ina old
binds and automata " ~. • ;
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Cozy Natty") Bad! 11A Cameo Nees srhito.
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t. L. Souse: - roar, 4 7 lll =B llB .
Yob.% 184,aii imittaa, the _Coat* sppolaltd,Gea
Gamboa, Esq., Auditor, to &Atlanta - 4e moil made
ea the wit attire so at:oeed.sataU aallers;o 3 , 6 3, 9 3,
1111, Mt4,ll,lofusd 89 of Feb. term, Ma, PO' Car,
All venues laterestod to the above stated oases are
hereby octal.," that livilt *Maas to the Suttee of ost
tattoo** at 111.1 oft, to Po., op, Tiered.', us
an. of limb, A. FY. IBS, 412 tealook at.
' 7 " • ZO. W. 611 •
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CARPETk
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GLOVES AND •HOSIERY,
T UE GILEAT ENGLISH REMIM.
. ' B / 1 1,. JAMES,CLARWet
OELEWR.ATtri.FENALE.PILIS
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PROTECTED k . '• L
;'S EITERS
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ROYAL 1;;..i1bA 14 2 4 ., - "7, PATENT'
••5"r•: - -VA
Prepared from i ?mealy ion of ;qr. T. Clarke,
Physician. Extraordinary to the Queen. /
,
via invaluable' medicine la unfailing in Win** of al
triose painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is "abject. It moderates "teas Ind te
&oyes all obstructions., and a speedy owe may be relied
on
TO 241ARRICD' LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. will, in a effort time, bring on
the monthly period a rity. -
Rash bottled price On, r, eke the Goren:men'
Stamp of Grest:Britatn, to prevel3 counterfeits;
• s CAUTION. - -
'Mese Pins sAmthi est be faits by Females daring the
FIRST THREE MOIVTHS of Pregasaey, at thsy are
rare to bring . 076 Miscarriage, bat
.at my Oho tire Ike,
sete safe. • •
In all cedes of Ncreona and Spinal Affection; Pains in
t he Dads and Limba, Fatigue on allghtexertion,lmipitn-,
tion of the Heart, Hysterics dad Whites, these Pills will
greet a carp whew all other mane have failed: . and at-,
though a, powerful :milady, do not eentainizOn,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pat kage,
which should be carefully preaereed:
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. .
Sole A genf for the United States and Canada; ,
JOB-110.3E5, 27 Cortlaudt St., New York.
N. 8.—51,00 and ilpostage "Wave enclosed to any au
thorised agent, will insure a bottle, containing tO Pills.
impart:4-Iy.
H EADQUARTEUS BOIL
C Af . _ GOODSI
WIIOL6ALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY AND PROVISION STOIZE,
' - . wiNEs A LIQUORS.
Are now receiving at their old stand: Ameriean Moot
State street, a largo ,and superior stock of
~Groceries, Provisions, W.ne, Liquors,.
Willow, l WoOdani and Stone Ware, - • •
Pit/Its, Nuts. &c,
Together with everything found in a Masa .of this
we'd, which they will sell is cheap as any other estab
lishment in this city for Caah op most kinds of ccuntiy
produce.
They have also on hand one of the largest and finest
Stocks of Tobacco nd Segars ever brought to. Erie, to
which they invite t he attention of the public.-
or cup and see ne—a nimble sixpence la better than
• slow chilling, consequently Cash imperil will find great
bit - gains by calling 'Attie "
7. A. imam
NEW * GROCERY STMilir
The undersigned btve open.thed t new Grocery Store, on
EA5T..91138 OF STA 3d HOUSE 11 , 0a711
OS RAILROAD BRIDGE,
Where they: intend knipilg a fall frapply I
GROCERIES; !PROVISIONS, - FRUITS,
t
• NUT", CROCKERY WARE,'
Yankee Noders, NiUow ii r cre,,tonfeetionaries
Tr j baeco and Cigars.
And everything usually on land in an estat:lialtsmant
of the sort.
Alwaya on hand s stock of Fresh Oysters of the But
43randr, at towesi market prices.
. We are determined to offer aa good adneamenti amens
other dealers in the atty. and Invite the-public to call,
atoatident that we can give entire satisfaction. •
det lealtf F: A. WEBBER do
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS;
WALKING BEAM IRONS ,
MILL TIEARRIGS AND MACHINERY,
All our pork is made Irons Abe lest materials, and WAR-
We ire now !Oiling ltrgely to our Marbineij , and
Mausifsetoriog, facilities, to supply the increaseil ~••
roatid for our work.
~.
MANHOOD: now Lost, How neetosoiu
,
Just Pobiiebed a new edition of . 0 “72.7.- '4.
Ds. CramMirsat'ir, Caticanarmi Es- , et.... : spi-,- . •
UT on the . radical cern (without • ittli : . 1, -.'s
medicine) of Itrzaxaroisanosa, or - - ' •"*.:
Seminal Weakness. inyolnutery Seminal Lewes, lisia•
wtsirr; Mental and Physical incapacity, Impedimenta
to Wasiak%. eta. ; also, Cosimarrilos, Ermayar ar 4
Fern, Induced by/ aelf-insialgence. or iteatial eatmrt
., - ,
•
glace.
0W - Price, in a espied enyelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable essay, cleeriy.
demonstrates.from a thirty years eneocalfal praetee,
that the alarminc eoiwoueuaes of serebuseintly be set..
sd e
Melly cured without the da roue use of internal med . .
tine or the applicatiim ofth itnife—pointing out a mode
of curvet once eimple, cartell and affeetnal, by me ne of
which every sufferer, no ter what h 4 con dition mar
-- hiMaolf ottani! - - •
be, can care ...dealt ....1641y, privately and radically,
..W" This Lecture should be In the hands of 'wry
you Cti ind nay
,c l 3Wsl. „Ahlthuld... • • • ' .•
Sent ender eco.l..in le,Falhepreitly a, to ettiaddreee. ea
the receipt ofaix ecrtitili or pada pertain& addrece
the pnblUhers, AS. J. C. KLINE
117 Bovery„,)Tew York,
• Post Office Bel 4,586.
ADEIVir 1171.41 61,
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GOVERNIIIINT SEMMES of 01l DE:SCRIPT ION&
OARPETti r ,
Elea nt 1 RnekaSnekTdie
newt, Sheeting. Linens,
Linen Llandker,,
F. & M. SCIILAtTDECIK,ER,
•- GEOCS . RY ,HEADQUARTERS,
4 : SIERIC4N,I3I.O*, STA,TS STREET.—
inns 2.160-5 P P r b. i. SCHLAUDISICE
Ety CITY IRON WORK S .
LIDDELL, SELDOI & BLISS,
FQIIN DERS & MACHINISTS,
=1
01L STILLS AND TANKS,
DRIVING
PUMPING .RIGS,
MULLIN() TOOLS,
PLaStsh to be et the
DM STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP
JaZittz
J. 3 vAnswiißin,
A. aim* aims,
?IDIOMS. WA RZE COOrtr o PA.
DiALIIIS IN
To. go snd Doniestie Exotings du
'• Colleetimm made on Favorable Tarnli.
REAL icEXATit Mt HAL&
'evilla very business altos co State fitirevi t
Wean Servant and treat; fiat aide, 'areut
tadforalaoaieri rt,aoriable term; if applied
i .Havaire of
suvitst. WIL A. GALBIIAITH, Arita.
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JOHV LIM
GEO. SELDRIC, -
JOHN B. BLISS.
114171111. EROS.,
Y. Y. 3100111,
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