The Business and Railroad Prospects
of Colorado. •
AbodL tha middle of November last the
mareleusts Of Denver City. Colorado. organ* I
Lied a Board of 'Trade and elected the.usual STOVE WORKS!
compliment of officers: John W. Smith, Esq.,
is President, and Mr. Henry C. Leach, form- 1
erly or St Louis, Secretary. Since entering
upon their duties, the executive and other
officers have been untiring in - their efforts to
stimulate Interest in the business of their city ,
both there and throughout the emMtry, and
as a trims thereto have compiled statistics !
of the trade of Denver, which are published
in the first annual report of their Beare.
And though, as stated in their report, "the
exhibit represents the least active year in the I
history of Denver, covering a period of Indi
an war, when the main lines of travel, east
and west, . were almost closed by Indians,
and immigration virtually prohibited," the
statistics disclose a healthy activity in 'busi
ness, highly. treditable to the new city. Tho
following are the figures taken principally
from official returns in the Assessor's office:
Gross sales of merchandise, $5,948,000 00
Cash paid for freight, - 2,171,000 00
Pounds of freight received, 17,122,000 00 •
Sacks of flour sold, 70,886 00
Cash Value of lumber sold, 850,000 00 ,
250 buildings erected, valued at 722,650 00!
Cash value of goods manufac
tured in Denver; - 88i,000 00
Cash received for passengers by
stage lines, - - - 591,801 00
Cash received for express mat
ter, - • -
Gold shipped by Wells, Fargo
& Co., - -_, 1,560,000 00
Gold bought by banks, - 604,000 00
Gold and silver received by the
U. S. Branch Mint, - 289,168 70
Average 'cash deposits in banks, 741,000 00
Average loans and discounts by
banks, - 398,000 00
Eastern exchange sold by b'ks, 8,304,000 00 I
Amout of cash paid over bank
counters, • - - 71,870,000 00
' This amount does not represent the yield I
of gold for the Territory, nor even approxi
mate to it, as over one-half of the gold pass
es to the East in the hands of private parties. !
The principal yield of gold is from the
counties of Gilpin, Clear Creek and Summit,
and nearly all the gold from those counties is
• purchased tit Central City.
Such is a statement of the business of a
city, isolated from railroad communication
and reached only by stages or wagons across
the Plains, where insecurity from Indians is
- added to the present discomforts of travelers,
or slow transp o rtation of freight Yet, de- ,
spite all these drawbacks, the wealthy mines .
adjacent, with the vast freighting trade of ,
the Plains, have made Denver a well-built,
thriving city, with a business such as above
reported by her Board of Trades Though
attaining her present growth while remote
from railroad facilities, the past year has
greatly hastened the extension of the nation
al Pacific railways, and Denver, with all the
rich mining regions of-Colorado, has been
correspondingly benefited. The Omaha
- Union Pacific, in its western course, at Chey
enne, passes within 110 miles of Denver, and
the Union Pacific, Eastern Division, though
retaisred in its construction, is, to-day, 200
miles nearer Denver. than a year ago. '
This road being almost an air line between
St. Louis, Denver and the Colorado mining
, regions, its route and progress are vitally in
teresting to the former city and Missouri,
while scarcely less important to the whole
central railway system extending from New
York to Colorado. We learn from that com
pany that the Union Pacific Ralway, Eastern
Division, has reached Coyote Station, 335
miles west of its initial point on the •Missouri
ricer, at Kansas City, nnd, with the'opening
of spring, will be- rapidly constructed, via
Pond Creek or Fort Wallace, as far into Col
orado as its bonded subsidy extends. The
company are about applying to Congress for
further governmental aid. to secure the con
struction of their road through New Mexico
and Arizona to the Pacific, and in recent is
sues of our paper we urged the importance
of their obtaining this aid for national and
local development. We learn also that the
proposed extensibn southward has not caused
the company to abandon their line through
Colorado to a junction with the Omaha road;
but, in their application to Congress, they
have included the further issue of govern
ment bonds to assist its immediate construc
tion. The land grants, already theirs, embrace
the most arable soil of Colorado, and that best
adapted to speedy agricultural development,
while the contiguous extensive pineries and
coal fields promise both cross-ties for the rap
id construction and fuel for the cheap opera
tion of the road.
During the past summer Col. W. H. Green
wood (the war Topographical Engineer of
the Cavalry Corps, Army of the Cumberland)
surveyed the entire distance between Fort
Wallace (Pond Creek) and Denver, finding
an excellent railroad route. From these care
ful preliminary surveys, those of definite lo
cation will be rapidly made, while the con
struction of the road, if unretarded by Indi
ans, can go forward' at more than a mile a
day. From Denver westward to an intersect
" tion with the Omaha road, no topographical
difficulties exist, the "Eastern Division" being
. chiefly embarrassed to select, from the sever
al practicable routes, that•best -calculated to
laibserve the mining interests of Colorado,
thus promoting the rapid development of
these sources of public revenue and improve
ment of the national currency.
- The wealth of the mines west of Denver,
which have fostered and produced the flour
ishing towns of Central -City, Golden-City,
Blackhawk and Georgetown, has long at
tracted the attention of capitalists has made
the cost of transporting machinery enormous.
The speciment of gold and silver ores from
these mines, which we have seen at the office
of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, are
or great richness, some of the silver ores from
the Georgetown mines yielding from $7OO to
41,200 per ton. Copper abounds in all the
auriferous and argentiferous ores of Colorado,
but from the comparative, inaccessibility of
the lodes and consequent cost of reduction,
has not been profitably worked: An idea of
the expense of Colorado mining now and
heretofore, with the slow and precarious
wagon transportation, may be gained from
the simple statement that the salt indispens
able for mining purposes, though manufac
tured in the South Park, costs ten cents per
pound
And since under all these disadvantages
Colorado has sufficiently developed her mines
to yield a large proportion of the gold and
silver produced in the United States, how al
most illimitable will be their productive ca
pacity when the Eastern Division of the Pa
cific Railroad unlocks her _mineral treasures.
And nothing but similar legislation for the
Central, to that already accorded the North
ern and California Pacific Railroads, is re
quired to* assure the construction of this
much-needed thoroughfare within a few
Months. Capitalists are ready to add their
means to the loan of the Government, while
an energetic and responsible corporation will
prowchte the' great work, affording continu
ous and rapid rail transit between Denver or'
the mountain cities of Colorado and St. Louis„
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, New
York and ficiston. The central railway sys
tem thus prolonged westward will enjoy a
milder climate. whill! he ahsence of inter
-ruption from snow •teilFguarantee free coin
munication every day in the year., •
. 'file northern tier of cid wisely appreci
ative of the immense possibilities placed
within their reach by the Pacific Railway,
arc bending every energy to secure the now
-comprehended trade of the plains. Their
representatives are active and yealetis guardi
ans of their interests in Congress; shall ours
be laggard in fiseering our internal commerce
and securing for us the traffic naturally our
own? Every Congressman from Kansas,
- Missouri, Southern Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
East Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Penn
sylvania and New York has a special geo
graphic,al interest in the extension of this
central railway to the mines of Colorado and
across the continent to San Francisco, while
the entire South are vitally concerned in its
construction . since, for years to come, it
promises them the only practicable western
outlet for-their commerce, as well as their
Inostdirect channel of import fromthe whole
Pacific coast.
• Corr op.lavnso.—On . the question of bow
large a sum may be saved from a small sala
ry, a lady save In an exchange :
.11y income is $8 per week,which I spend
in the following manner :---Board and wash
ing, $4.25; church contributions, 25 cents;
car fare and books, 50 cents.; clothes, $1.50,
total, $6.50. The balance, $1.50,1 deposit in
the bank."
A young man gives los experience thus :
"Sly income ii.2o dollars a week. My aver'.
age expenses are, for board and room, $7,60;
.clothing, $6.00; billiards, $2.50; (I play a
poor game ;) $1.50; horse hire, 43 ;
literary, True Flag and Police Gazette, 10
cents; washing, 25 cents; church contribu
tions, 5 cents ; total, $2:l For the balance I
drag - on the old man. My washing bill last
year ivas $4O, but us my neces.oiry expenses
were so high, I was able to pay only $l3 of
it, which gives the average of 25 cents
week. 1 would like to marry, but don't see
how I can. The ladies are so extravagant,-
and have so.many expensive habits, I can't
ttupport a wife."
SZYSTONE
REMOVED.
Tibbals, Shirk & Whitehead'
(WHOLESALE & RETAIL DE.ALERB.)
Manufacturers of
STOVES
HOLLOW WARE !
188,078 00
RAVE BEHOVED THEIR
FOUNDRY, SALESROOM AND OFFICE,
To their few and Commodious Building
Twelfth and Sassafrai Sts.,
ERIE & PITTSBURGH CAR WORKS
Our increased facilitiel for Manufacturing wil
give ui as large a variety of
COAL AND WOOD
Cooking and Heating
wrco - viEsit
As is to be found West of Albany
We Manufacture for
Coal Coo?iig toves,
IRON GATE, IRON GATE SMOKE
BURNER, v,
tboth plain and extension top,)
WHEAT SHEAF, NEW ERA AND
AMERICAN ROBE,
IRON KING AND LEADER,
Low Oven Cook Stoves, for Wood,
IMPROVED FOREST OAK,
(plain and eitenedod top,)
GOLD STAR, NEW AllglEfiT OAK AND
Elevated Oven Stoves,
ADVANCE, PRINCE & MINNESOTA
Parlor Cook Stoves,
ECLIPSE ANT) BLACK SWAN.
Parlor Stereo' for Wood,
BELLE, FAME AND SIGNALS
Parlor and °Mee Heating Stoves,
ARIZONA, DWARF, GEM,
BELLE OF THE LAKE, SIGNAL,
PEARL. KEYSTONE,
FAME, COTTAGE, 'CASKET, :GLOBE
AND SALAMANDER.
We would respectfully invite the attention of
the public to an expe , ls. o en of our
LARGE AND VARIED
Assortment of Stoves i
Being assured that with our e
facilities for manufacturing, we can zt = " 2
indueements to the purchaser es win be entire.
ly satisfactory.
Celebrated Base Ilhatztlug
Oriental Heating Stove
Tbe beet in tbaWortd, bac Which We have
exclusive nide is the eu7.
DdlYl2.
A=t
CORNER OF
Oppmite
IZO
For Soft Coal.
I=l=l
For Hard Cosi.
NEN'TOR
for Caul,
We ale* have the
T. 8. dk IV.
The Elastic Family Michinedoes all kinds of
Sewing, thick or thin, without change of ten
sion. 'Also, Beautiful Embroidering. Tbt
Lock Stitch 3tachines for light RBI , heavy tail
oring, or leather work. Simple, quiet and easy
in oneration. Machines exchanged and to
rent. For sale by -S. M. WEIGEL, at Weigel's
PianciWare Booms, 1004 State street, Wittich
Block.'
S' Pianos, Organs, Melodeons and all kinds
of Musical Instruments kept for sale.
deel2'67-tf. .
Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad.
ON.A-N
B, 1887, trains wtll run tYti.N. road OVEN.mfEoll!
lows :
LIZAVZ ELITE-fIOrTTIWARD
10:05 A. 31., Pittsburgh Express, stops at all sta
tions, and arrives at A. & G. W. R. R. Trans
fer at 1:40 p. m., at New Castle at 3:00 p. m.,
and at Pittsburgh at &00 p. p.
6:00 P. 51., Accommodation, arrives at 7Rtßes.
town at 3:03 p. in.
&00A,. M., Accommodation from Jamestown,
• arrives at A. &G.W.R. R. Transfer at 5:115
a. m" at New Castle at 7:00 a. tn., and Pitts
burgh at 10:00 a. in.
LEAVE PITTSBUItOII—!..:ORTIMARD.
8:00 A. Id., Erie Ezßresm leaves New Castle at
8:45a. Tn. A. & NV:It. It. Transfer at 10:10
a. m., making close connection with train*
for Buffalo and Niagara Ealls,and arrives at
Erie at 1:30 p. m.
4:20 P. M., Night Expres, leaves New castle
at p. m., A. & CI. W. It. It. Transfer at 9:45
p. m.„ Jamestown at p. and arrives
at Erie at 1.15, a. In.
Pittsburgh Express south connects at James-
town at 1240 p.m. with J. & F.. Express, arriving
at Franklin at 2:35 p. m., and Oil City :at 3:40 p.
an. Connects at Transfer at 1:40 p. m., with A.
& G. W. Mail west, for Warren, Ravena and
Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects at A. 6: G. W.
Transfer at 10:10 a: in., with nail east for Mead
ville and Jamestown, and at Jamestown with
J. & F. Express for Franklin, arriving at Frank
lin at 235 p. m., and Oil City at 310 p. rn.
Trains connect at Rochester with trainsi for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia, and
at Pittsburgh. connections for Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, Baltimore and Washington, via
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Erie Express north connects at Girard with
Cleveland dt Erie trains westward for Cleveland,
Chicago and all points in the West; at Erie with
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad for Corry, Warren,
Irvineton, Tidloute, &c., and with Bußalo & Erie
Railroad for Buffalo. Dunkirk, Niagara Falls
and New York City. J. J. LAWRENCE,
decl2ll7-tf Superintendent.
AUSTIN
Don't advertike so intensely the largest stock
of old style goods for tho 'Holidays, but after
thirty years' sfillng
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver Spoons, Fancy Goods, &c., in ' Erie, is
prepared to show upon this occasion and steady
right along hereafter, every day, Just such goods
In style and quality most desirable to buy. The
old shopkeeper who so long stood guard, have
been relieved by New Goods, which urrived last
evening from hew York, and at once displaced
the Old Fogies, who were very glad to see in
testtled Young America with the
Latest Styles at the Lowest Prices.
Old and new patrons, don't he afraidof an old
concern—Austin is up to the times and en
deavors to do things in a practical manner.
Watches and Jewelry repaired skilfully. Sil
ver Ware manufactured as usual. Engraving
in every design on Gold and Silver. Give me a
- T. M. AUSTIN,
At 0 North Park Row.
N. 11.—New Goods, Jr., will arrive at Austin's
Dec. 21th..1567. decl9-3ne
where.
B. L. Fahnestock & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.'. sole
agents.
"r 40-13 ACCO! iIEYTI C C 40
J. W. TAYLOR,
Manufacturer of
NAVY, SPUN ROLLS, Bs. lOs
And all the other brands of
"I' 0 II A CCO:
NO. 427 PENN HTREET,
FREE GIFTS TO ALIA
A Silk Dress Pattern, a Family Sewing
Machine, or Gold Watch,
P"ItIE.E. °kV CO13"1" •
For one or two days' sen - tee In any town or
village. Particulars and samples sent free, by
addressing, with stamp,
B. CLOVE/MAN L.. CO.
No. 30 Hanover Mt., Boston, Maas.
drela-am.
Assignee In Bankruptcy.
•
TN THE DISTRICT COI:Mot the United States
for the Western District of Pennsylvania,
In the matter of Samuel Kahn, hankrupt. The
undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as assignee of Samuel Kahn, of
the city of Corry, county of Erie and
State of Pennlvania. within said district,
who has been a djudged a bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the Distrio Court of said dim-
Diet, dated at nle, Jan ZS, A. DON&
HENRY H. RIRIXT, 'Assignee,
ja-n4w. No. l Peach St., Erie, Pa.
Warrant in Bankruptcy. '
'PHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 10th
1 day of January, A. D., 1868, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Silas R. Grer„ of the- city of Corry, in the
county of Erie. State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own pe
tition ; That the payment of any debts and de
livery of any property belonging to such bank
rupt to him, and for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their-debts and to choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Erie, before S. E.
WoodrulT,Regbiter, on the 20th day of Februa
ry, A. D.,1868, at 10 THOMAS M.
A. ROWLEY,
ja.Z-tw. C. S. Marshal for said District.
FIRST-CLASS PtiNOS!
LOUIS BERGE d CO., '
.Manufacturers of
FIRST•CLASS AGRAFFE OVERSTRUN.
PIANO-FORTES
WALREROO3II3, 97 SLIME= EITNICZT.
These Pianos are recommended by the most
eudnentjudges, and are, forwer, fultnees,elsa-
Getty of tooth and durabili ty, unsurpassed by
any pianos made In this country.
GUARANTEED FOR. FIVE YEARS..
Illustrated Catalogue and Price List gent: by
mall ou application. fob/Wee-Iy.
. Assignee in Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COMM of the United States
for the Western District of Penn'a. In the
matter of the bankruptcy of N. - ia. Fausett,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as asaignee of N. H. Fausett, of
Union 31111e,-Erie Co., and State of Pennsylva
nia, within said District, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dim
trtet Court of said district, dated at Erie, Nov.
let, A. D., leg.
HENRY M. RIBLET, Assignee,
jaM-3w. No. 1:1:4 Peach Bt., Erie. Pa.
Administrator's Notice..
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the
estate of Mateeth:a Magill, ileeeaced, late of
the city of Erie, having been granted to the un
dersigned, notice th hereby given to all d
to the said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims agaimn the .ame will
present theht, duly authenticated, for settle
meat. RICHARD 9.111:1EN.
CM=
Notice.
W. JAIVEB having clliipo.seti of his inter
. est in the firm of Holum= a co., to
Ullman, the business will be continued by the
undeTsigned, at the same localities and under
the sametlile as heretofore. The accounts ctf
the old firm will be settled by us. -
R.. 1. 8.41.T831AN,
Ja2ll-2w. • .1. R. itALTfiNIAN.
BLANKSI BLANKS ! A complete assort
ment of every kind of Blanks needed by
Attorneys, Justima t Constables and Business
ran. for sale atths Obwvw Waft.
..._- . , . • •
MARKS & NEYEIL! NE • W
- PRIMO
Vor the H a ndkerchief. •
o,sf ril
The most elegant aeleetion for Men's. Boys . ' and
• eldldren'a
FALL & WINTER WEAR !
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
Coatings, Cassimeres, &c.,
NEW YORK CLOTRTNG HOUSE,
Clothint 310de to Order,
In a style superior to any heretofore made in
thLs vicinity, at the
NM TORY CLOTHING HOUSE.
Men'S Furnishing Goods,
From a Pape
ea r, r Co
at lla
tict per 'ken, at trfinest
he Bik Under
W
NEW TOR II CLOTHING HOUSE,
An ItuspecUoit of our really beautiful Stock or
Fall and Winter Goods !
P. S.—A Wholenale Department Is connected
with this Howe. oelo-3m.
J. EICHENLAUB & CO.,
MAN'tiF.I(!TURF:RB OF
•
BOOTS & SHOES !
PITTSBURGH, FA
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
We have Just finished, and prepared for pub.
Ile inspection, aluarn moth stock of Boots,flboes,
Gaiters, Rubbers, etc, embracing evet7cleserlP-
Ron and variety of kind's, and which for style,
quality and finish cannot be surpassed In the
market, all of which are offered at late reduced
rates. We also pay especial and strict atten
tion to
For which the aunt Collection of Leathers are
kept on hand, and every facility is secured for
accommodating customers promptly, and in a
style to render perfect satisfaction. Particular
attention is also directed to our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
Where we manufacture at WhOleeale, Men's
Boys'. ladles', Misses' and Children's Boots,
Shoes, Gaiters, etc., of every variety and kind.
Having lately enlarged our manufactory by the
addition of new buildings and improved ma
chinery, we are pre to supply the Trade
on abort notice and at the lowest marketruiees.
Adjoining this department are connected our
LEITH - ER AND FINDINGS 100 MS!
Embracing French, German and American
Calf Skins, of beet and varied brands, Slaughter
and Spanish Sole Leather, French and Ameri
can Roans of all colors and prices.
With our inoreased; facilities we can sell as
low as any Eastern manufacturer, and make to
order any kind of work wanting by the Trade.
Thankful for the past, liberal patronage of the
public, we respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same.
seas-tf. J. EICGENLAGB a co.
Gifts for Christmas and New Tears!
A snyezb Stock of Pine Gold and Silver
WaTho all Warranted to RWI, and
roug hlyted, at the Low
Each, and Saga
- fiction Guaranteed.
100 PAM Gold Hunting Watches,...lMo to 31000
HO Magic Cased Gold Watches...—. to ZOO
100 ladles' Watches; enameled IVO to 300
=Gold Hunting Chronometer do.. 250 to 300
XXI Gold Hunting English Levers—. MO to 250
XXI Gold Hunting Duplex Watches- 150 to 1119
MO Gold Hunting American d 0...-. 100 to .ZO
On Silver Hunting Levers.... ......... 60 to 150
600 Silver Hunting Duplexes - 7 to ZO
SCO Gold Ladles' Watches 0 0 to 250
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines.....--- 50 to .5
MOO Miscellaneous Silver Watches.— 50 to .100
2500 Hunting Sliver Watches Mto 50
6000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 76
The above stock will be disposed or on the
Popular One Price Plan, giving .Palcall a
fine Gold or Solid Watch for slo, w ithout regard
to value.
Wright Bra. & Co.,y, dis 181 Broadway, Sew York,
wish to immediatelpose of the above mag
nificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles
are placed in pealed envelopes and well mixed.
Holders are entitled to the articles named in
their certificate, up..oti payment of ten dollars,
whether it be n watch worth 81,000 or one worth
less. The return of any of our certificates e ti
ties you to the articles named thereon, upon
payment, irrespective of ita worth, and no
article valued less thrin 810 is named on any cer
tificate, it will at once be seen that this is no lot
tery, but a straight forward legitimate transae
non, which may be participated in by the most
hist miens.
• .
A single eertifi6ate will be sent by mall, post
paid, upon . recelpt of t. 5 cents, five for 11, eleven
for 62, thirty-three and elegant premium for $6,
sizty-sia and more valuable premium for $lO,
one hundred anti most superb watch for 116. To
agents or those wishing employment, this la a
rare opportunity. It is a legitimately conduct
ed business, dub authorized by the Govern
ment, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Watches sent by expreae,with bill for collection
on delivery, so that no dissatisfaction can pos
sibly occur. Try us. ' Address
1411I011r, BROTHERS 00., Importers.
decia-3m. • Ittl Broadway, NOW Tort.
-- ----- •,,,
Adminthtmtor.
BOOKAGENTS WANTED to solicit orders
for, DR. WM. SMITH'S DICTIONA
RY OiF THE BIBLE. Written by YPof the moat
distlardshed Divine* Europe and Anterlat.
Illustrated with aver 1Z Steel and Wood En-
Ravi CoLapleie In One Large Octavo Vol
ume. Retail mm, IWO. We employ no Gene.
ral Agents, and can thus el eralndent*
meats to agents dealing directly with us. For
full particulars and terms, address the Publish.
.1. R BURR COt.
Hammy. Conn .
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING!
AT THE
No. 4 Nag . r.lnel
EMI
The CoMplotest dock Of
AT THE
No. 4 Noble Block
:Co. 4 Noble Block.
Full LiZINt In
No. 4 NOble Block
Is respeegully solicited.
• MA KS it MEYER.'
No. 62S State Street.
CUl9TO1!• WOUIE
No. SWoot.Boventh
WHOLESALE -9
lIALWS
A 'le. , rxquiiito, Delicate, and Fre
Etnt.PriName, Distilled from the Rare
F. :Id Beautiful Flower from which_ it
takea its name:
;;:ii;..,tvava mt.- by pita LON it SON
NEW 'SCOW!:
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AIM FOR PHALON'B—TAKE NO MOE&
Sold by Druggitta criseranY• •
BANS NOTICkI.
Keystone National Mani,
oF• WAVLE.
CAPITAL $250,000.
DIRECrORS ;
selden Marvin, JTowohn W. 14111
b le. Mau Marvin,
Baster n, O. No
O 1 OE 'NOBLE. Fred. JNO. J. TOWN. Cash.
The above bank Ia now doing Inutinese In Ha
new building, •
L : I
Satisfactory paper discounted. , Money re
calved on deposit. Collections made and pro.
reeds accounted for with promptnesa. Drafts,
Specie and Bank Notes bought and sold. A
of public patronage solicited.
- Important Notice.
PAIRVIzw STATIoN, Sept. 18, 1887.
The Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Farmers of Fairview and vicinity, that be is
prepared to pay,
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for all kinds or Farm Produce deliVered at
Fairview Station. Also, keeps on .hand for
sale
BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
as cheap as can be had elsewhere. Also, has
the agency of Hasegood, Young & Co.'s Superior
Cast Steel Plows, Sulkey Culttvaters, Wal la ce &
Jones' Self-Dumping Wheel Flay Rake,&c.
And has a superior lot of full blood and gr ade
SUFFOLK AND CHESTER WHITE PIGS!
A. STONE.
NEW F'KELAI.
Having associated with•me on the Ist of Janua
ry Andrew Mayer, in the
BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS,
The firm will be known ea C. Englebart t Co..
and the business will be carried on am hereto
fose at No. 18 West Park, Erie, Pa.
C. ENGLEHART:
Something. New.
Buy Silver Tipped Shoes for your children. A
majority of the children wear holes in the toes
of their shoes in a verS, few days; then the shoes
are soon worthless, and a new pair mast be
bought. a • The only way to prevent this great
of money is to buy shoes protected by sli
ver tips. They never wear out at the toe, and
make a pair of shoes last three times as long as
without Tips. Leather Caps have been worn to
some extent, but, they have proved worthless.
Sliver Tips have a neat and substantial appear
ance, and do away entirely with the disagree
able right of dirty stockings and protruding
toes. We have constantly' on hand the only as
oortment of Silver Tipped Shoes to be found in
the city. including fine Sewed shoes, 13almomls,
Youth,,' Boots, dre., which we offer, together with
a large and fashionable assortment of Ladies'
and lients' Flne and Heavy goods, at the,lowest
cn"h prletm.
mrli U7-tf. C. ENGLE:HART di CO.
•
- .FAMILY OASES
Of Si large vials, meroero same;
•ontalnlng a apeelfie lb f
iirdlniary al./mile a Wally U'
subject to, and a book of dl.
-elections ..... .•. 510 00
]mailer Faintly nndTrriTCll-115Ccf"."4
With . $11055
..Silcciil-•-• for Le tr•th
C • ..-r
• • - - Lz
Fre,vlstic.
WHO. MADE YOUR COAT?
It tits so nice I guess I tuu.t gu aud gnt our
how nro till charges",
Why, don't yon know. he Fwll4
C.HEAPER
than any othi)r Merehan.t Tailor in ;town, has
the . .
BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
IM=MMI
WARRANTS 1118 GAB .1:4 : TO FIT!
Nol le that sof
Of couree2lt le : go to hie Store,
No. 626 State S eet,
.
And give him a chance, to make you mai, and
you will never buy any - where eke.
Je27117-0.
BARNU - g
DRUGS, NEMOURS,- FANCY 000D3,
PERFUMERY TOILET SOAPS,
HAIR ' 0 I L
,
;POWDER PUFFS, -
•
BRUSHES. .0' COLOGNE,
Linseed Onic Turpentines., Varnthli. Hydtome.
tern of all kinds,
PATENT 2dEDIMnFES,
PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL PITRPIXON,
lgondOn Porter and Scotch Ale.
Prescriptions carefully dispensed. All - Articles
sold by me are warranted to be precisely as rep.
resented. trouble to show goods. Remem
ber the name and place,
BARNUNIL 1317 Peach Street,
South of the Depot.
aprllll7-1y
Authorized Capital $500,000.
' CAPITAL PAID smo,ooo.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANE
opened for business on '
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11711, 1664,.
In the banking offlee previously occupied by the
Merchant's Benk,'Brown's Building, notch-eard
corner of State street and public Park.
WM. L. 14(3Yrr, Prost. WM. C. CURRY, Cash.
• rdimcrona:
WM. L, SCfri.T, of firm of J. Hearn .t Co:, Coal
Dealers.
JO'. MVARTER, of firm of' Seiden, Bliss &
McCarter, Builders,
GEO. J. MOUTON, Coal Dealer.
W..'. BROWN. Agent Buffalo ,k Erie R. It.
JOHN I. BUIRIENS, of firm of flemeus,caugh
ey & Burgess. Wholesale Grocers.
O. E. CliorCH, of firm of croucii ro., Flour
Merchants.
M. It. BARR, of firm of Barr, Johnson 4: Sea
man,Btove Mannfactnrym
F. F. FARRAR, of firm of Gray & Farrar,
Wholesale Grocers.
J. DREISIBAKER, Grocer, der6L
VII/IN ITU' WEI
Reduced 30 Per Cent. ,In Price!
, AT
• DEORAdIe & TAILOR'S
87 and 89Znonny._
_CS Okada Street, and
.. 130 and llB Salter Sheet, .
(Entrance Le Bottum)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
•
Our Stock eonalita of sli grades, styles and
kinds of FURDIMME and - SEWN% of our
own maim which we guarantee.
saO r n Monoa Stork
e a n n t d li o e . ki ds
nA n the
u
a.
MU AT A LOC&
PESLEY'S
National Claim Agency !
Office In Omar Hill Bitlllding, Erle, Pa.
SOLDIERS' Tommy
AU elaimants for extra bounty allowed by lets
sets of Ltmgreas t can have the same promptly
collected by sending their discharges to me, the
receipt of which will be promptly acknowledg•
ed and instructions returned.
INCREASE OF PENSIONS.
op per month forth° total loss of use of either
=fru:A Instead of %Wie month
seamen
for each
Also, other increases.
ADDITIONAL FOR VOL OFFICERS of ILK As
Three months pay proper for all in service
March 3d, and discharged after April 9th,
Claims cashed.
Claims for arrears of pay, and penslons, and
bounty, promptly collected. Unequalled facil
ities for closing and completing claims. Allow
ance to prisoners of war collected. Only agency
In North-Western Pennsylvania where years of
experience in the U. M. Treasury Can be found.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be
stowed in the past, we hope by increased rape.
nonce and unremitting attention to patrons, to
secure their continued favor. . °lice in Farrar
Hall Bu.Uding. Address
K. TODD PERLEY,
Lock Box 101. Erie, Pa.
aur66-tf.
NEW pxFerx.l
Jatnes P. Crook, having taken in his ,on, Jas.
E., as a partner, on the Ist dav of April. I&tt, un
der the firm name of James P. Crook ek Son, de
sires toltace a settlement of his old Recounts.
Ail persons knowing themaelves indebted "to
him ate regnefited to call and settle without de
lay.
P. ('ROOK 4." SON
Floakm; in
ROUC4-1-: &, PLANED L,U:.7.13ER.
r,
1,01.1,' I , 1.1.1.N1)8.
\lu•ihl:a4•. 1.10 i
hholt MittOLing
011
BOA% c.t.n Fourth it4,11 - 11:11 Et ti.. I'a.
We r. npf.l.t fully call thi atteniion of ti pnb
lic to our facilities for clotng work in the bent of
style, promptly and un rea.mahle term.. Hav
ing fitted up entirely ilea* shops,. with superior
machinery, we heel confident of giving satisfac
tion. Orders from abroad will receive prompt
attention.
JAMES P. CROOK s SON.
GERMAN SAYINGS INSTIITTION,
Co'rner Itahth land fsitate kits..
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
This Institution is now open for the transac
tion of business.
01110 E HOURS 9 A. M. to 4P:31.
14*Tuitmors : 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Biz Per Cent. Interest will be Given by this
Institution to Regular Depositors.
'DIRECTORS:
J. Eichenlanb, P. A. Becker, F. P. Liebe',
F. Schneider, Jobn blenshelmer.
OFFICERS:
John Genahehner President
Matthew Schlaudecker, Treasurer
F. Schneider, .Secretary
my2'67-Iy.
10.5.
atAiri.l.
SMILIIIMITIIP
lIIONCEOP.IIIIIO XPECIIIPICIP.
PRORD. MY THE MOOT MIMI
litl=ea ea ars MOM ; myla—
itailabla
flay .n the only I r l=
=4ly aboard
rya.y smo—sa sample UM aria.
0111Sult la alai tbaor; ark barman" ea
to be treatras daaser. sad ea ardiaat ea to WI &rap
nalabra, flay IWO raised es barbed imoistatlalls
tress sil. sad d-vUI elms nadir istisibetiss,
OM'
•
1. curet 11•Iniva. Ossiness, Is&manaleas.. IS
9, Wernp t EssurPerrir, Werwasils. 111
I. , Er* I& er 'NUNN ef less& NI
4, . Mary tan elf silithes or *sat 25
Dlisentary. Oritdia Mess (Ws.. 111
Cholisra•Blorbus, Vasiday 1$
t. Comets, Cads, Brostlitis la
9 Wiesirslas. Tostbsebs, Ineadta. - II
9, 115atliselinli Erliilin=lrenllll *
IS. Dyspepsia. Mesa 8 IS
11. Su raised. es IsUtal Paricen.... *
19 toe pir Perk& ss
S 9 Creep* Eilh ig e VI
211,, Sall Ellusisisa, Srep 111
/9, Rhsausatlisis, salsas Use- IS
14, Few* & Afilli CARD rem, Agen 110
11, Piles. bliad or as
0. 00011010E0y, sad sore& walk Eris 59
/9. Esilarrd, awls se ebtonlis lethisnss 59
Ilk Wkoopluveika lierilimathrsibe in
AI, Astk 10
Ilk Ear Dt enlists= t=esrise Ds
Ilk lierofela, es *sods. Nunn& 9 0
k E*5511111 WEST. Pkydsal Weakaan NI
- Dropsy. sad nasty Siiristioss a
Ilk Seavklatnesa, Meltzer fro nags. be
11. ' IL Ithlikvulsease, Omni . 11l
U. !litmus *sanity. Sainlnal
Earalsodealia, 'sestinas:: Un- -
sk • isolignetilb. Cuter d al
1 9 " Urinary is eaknoss. wetting bed. OS
11. , " Painful Periods, with It - N
111_ ~..• Ito Cirri ngs at elisago of life
Pam- L O l
1 1 2 , - Epilepsy. Sponse Skeins' Inses.l.ol/
ss. • bud's - helms, ulcerated San Mut* 11l
: . Co:r.prtr.,7,
utlice stO. Depf.g., flag.
• D r. r 1, fllWy SrblliMT(ll,.
t .rsotmlly or 13) ic;..t,fiaCi..kalc, for sa MOO 101
61e11115.
FOU BALI: ttst y VtAtiisiS.
WM. NICK A: - SiN and WIIJUNS
MEE=
CHE.IP CASH STORE.
. 1I I v IN,Ii'IG-,
Corner of Bth and Mate Ste..
DIALER IN
Grooeriee and PrOViigioxiiit,
Wood, Willow and Stone Ware,
And everything Chit is 'mustily kept In a First
Class Finally Grocery.
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
The beat brands of
Erie County *lour, .
Always on Hand. Call mid examine prices.
gig' Goods delivered free in any part of the
city or South Erie. onS-tf.
P In WA 34 Z4Al=lOl/A * IN a;
11111 E UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
I. well known Livery Stand heretofore occu
pied by Wm..J. Sterrett, desires to inform his
friends and the public that he will continue the
business, and invites their patronage.
THE STOCK will be largely increased and Im
proved—new conveyances have been procured
and some of the beet livery horsesin the perm
try. •I am determined so to condui t the estab
bailment as to give satisfaction. Those who
want to obtain the services of a good team will
find me ready at all times to accommodate them
at reasonable prices.
Recollect the place, Stetrett'a Old Stand, Fifth
street,. rear of the Reed House.
Jes'6• THOS. LENNON.
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CROCKERY STORE;
511 STATE STREET.
ISJAC ROSENWEIG, SEN.,
Has opened a new store of the above deserip
lion,at his old stand,neur the South West corner
of State street and the Park, where he invites
his old customers and the public generally
to give him a call. Constantly on hand a gene
ra/ assortment of
Crockery, Glass, China and Silver Ware,
Bed Room Sets, Dinner and Tea Seta, Knives,
Forks, Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Lampe,
Globes, Chimneys, .Sce.
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS'.
Embracing some of the moat beautiftil ever
brought to this market. Those who wish to buy
at a bargain will find it to their interest to call.
He guarantees to sell
n)'PER CENT. BELOW
any other house in the city. my24'67:ly.
MATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY, SILVER, WARE,
•
' And a great variety of
,
E . A. N.CY GOODS,
Al' Au sT N'S,
Paragon Building, 28 N. Park Place;-Trio,
Nee ..10..r ii Mk Ilk. •
, tot and fie.h.
fonalt:.•_goo 1;,•1,1, lui ila• nest
inolll . lll, it a \ get .kt 11011 ill price.
The all Het% :11.44 purvlatsed :it lower
rates of gold than re tw,:t tt , l tletelinitted toavold
.Ilostu.s In Tutor.-, small prollm and 'cash transac.
Sons shall benefit alike customer anti dealer.
Thirty years established In Erle, lit the same
brdrietts, may he home guarantee thnt.nn great
amount of misrepresentation will be employed,
but just enough Old Fogy and Young America
spirit to warrant safe tranauctiens and good
bargains.
SILVER SPOONS OF COIN SILVER,
For sale or made to order. Watches and all
kinds of time keepers and Jewelry carefully re
pat
led and .
T warranted. Give me .
a call.
myrlll74t
Lai PRINTING of every kind, In large or
small quantities. plata or colors% done in
best style. and at moderate prices. at take
Moamar Moe.
Hoop Skirt & Corset Depot!
AT Trig
New York Hoop Skirt Manufactory,
10019131 CAME tilr.
Neat, Light,_ Fashionable and
Cheap.
A. F. COHEN t IMO. respectfully Inf.'?rm the
ladles of Erie and surrounding country that
they have on hand a large assortment rif Hoop
Skirts, of all sizes and styles, of our own male,
and manufactured of the hest flexible steel and
material, which we will guarantee equal to any
In the market. Having had considerable expe.
rlence in the business, we are confident of our
ability to give entire satisfaction to all those
who may favor us with a call. If any of our
make will break within one year„ they will be
repalred, - affd no charges made.
Old Skirts repaire4, altered and shaped as
new. New Skirts made to order at the shortest
notice.. A splendid and large stock of all kinds
of Corsets and Corset Steels constantly kept on
band. Country merchants supplied at the very
101 l est rates. A. F. COHEN le BHA,.
Ja2-tf. No.looB State street, Erie, Ida.
N E W
BOOK BINDERY
AIrD
Blank Book Manufactory
We world•mapecttully announce to the public
that we have opened a
13CICOIE
and are prepared to do work in any branch of
the busineea.
. BLANK .BOOKS:
Oen]] kinds, on hand and made to order, and
ruled to any pattern desired.
MAGAZINES Ll'iD OLD BOOKS,
Bound and repaired in the beat style
BINDERY OVER
Keyntabe NW:tonal liaak_, Cormier - State bad
Bth Streets, B-ria, Pa.
.anS-am E. M. COLE h SON.
THE. TJNI)I4:7,I2SIG-INTE.I3,
liming purchased the interest of the ?deem
Vincents in the
FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS
Of the late firm, would respectfully solicit a
continuance of favor from the friends and pa
trons of the house, and the public in general,
pledging himself that ho will at all times try to
sell good and reliable
Flour, Feed and Grain!
At the lowest price for cash in hand. From my
long experience in this branch of the trade, I
truss I know what the public demand, and that
I am prepared to meet that "want.
Returning my thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage to me in the past, I hope by
strict attention to my business and their wants,
to merit a continuance of their patronage in the
future.
frti:soliksoselteaelloK•lirmeao334l
AND GRAIN BUSINE.4B,
Will be continued, In all its departments, at the
ERIE MILLS, PARADE STREET,
•
_ and tile Store, .
EAST PARK ROW,
Between Brown's Hotel and Reed House, '
Where the public will finds good stock always
for sale, with competent and polite men on
hand to supply their wants.
H. B. HAVERST/CR.
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Peach Street, above the Buffalo Road,
ERIE, PA
I I 17.5" & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
P.‘ 111.01 t, COOK AND OFFICE STOVES
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
THE CELEBRATED CURTIS PLOWS
And all klnde. of Iron (')lr.tlngs
Every Stove sold by us is warranted to give
satisfaction. Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, Sad Irons,
ege., hand and manufactured to older. Plows
and Plow Points of superior make and durabili
ty always on hand. A call and a fait trial of
our articles is all we ask.
curNtZ-11. HENRY. BRYANT & CO.
J. W. AYREs ,
• Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Furniture !
Having purchased the entire stock of
tore of Messrs. Moore it Riblet, I respectfully
ask my old customers and the public generally
to give me a call at the old stand,
NO. 715 STATE STREET,.
Before purchasing elsewhere. I have a large
assortment of
Parlor, Chamber and Bed Boom Sets S
- ALSO,
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
WARDROBES, DESKS,
• •
And, in fact everything in the line of Furniture.
I am prepared tomantrfacturetoorder any style
that may be called for. Remember, No. 7115
State street, east aide, between Seventh and
Eighth atreets.
ap%157-tf. JOHN W. AYRES.
al 1L St .1 C STOVE:
Prices at a large discount below manafa ~
ctnr•
ens' prices. Every instrument warranted for
live years.
Alio, the hest Sewing Machines constantly
on hand. Every Machine warranted for three
years.
No. Sl5 State street, Erie, Pa.
jan'2-tf. Z.
CLOTHING !
HATS Arc CAPS !
AYD
Gents' Furnishing Goods !
Come.aud see our
FALL AND WINTER
wryx.ms
JUST OPENED._
RYAS & LM.F., No. 10 MK ROW.
L. H. CIIV.VALIF:II.
DESIGNER & DECORATIVE ARTIST 1
Nottetit, Meanest, and •Beet ffign ' Palnting West
of New York City.
Parlors. nails. Churches, &u..
Frescoed in the neatest style of the art.
General Dedgrting. Drafting of Models for the
Patent Mee and every description of Orna
mental Painting executed promptly. Rooms in
Farrar Hall. NIX wend floor - • 11011744
Mary J. Crowther,by her In the Court of
nLoomext* ErieCou friend. Edward D. Commonnty Pima of
vv. No. 10 Feb. Term.
Ludah Crowther. Uft.
riCE Is befall` elite Uetiniony In the
above ease will be taken et my edlee. the
ugh of North EN" on January 11th. Ink at
10 o'clock a. m., by virtue of appointment from
.the Court of Commies Pleas. .
AWL IL I. ILAKMOND, Commtstioner.
WV.W. 1111CrSk.
THE LATEST PURL
s mut to any Addiesa on Ikerl'm 6r
AddrOSAlng
0. J. Nvir.I.ARD
310,11 C DEALER,
No.' 1113 Broadway.
"If I Cog
by H uld opnkinsH t ow . Could l' ; „
50n...,....
"Coss Ober Jordan"; by Ir, To 1 .;;;• ,
"Kim Me fa of Old, Alothre ; nun,' "-
...flunking of (Jul Friends";
wiD
"Welting Ist 11 for 'flow"; bar.su
"Stars tu Promise"; tad sal by ; lid ,.
"I leusant Mensoric y j. }t . .
"There's Knocking at the. Is.ant
comic song by •-
"laatvektilat Fall in so;
"A stweetltirier Rte. is My
Holler
"Angel of Ile..tity"; by It. }.. Mud,
"C. dtage Rose"; sung by
"ftueeztn Song": b 114,‘ sot
"In Ibis Beaulltul Land of yly Pohl,
by lioldeo ......
"Me t Me, Darling, on To•nlglit"; -
"Write' 'Me a 3 ng of My Father"; by
'I Could Not Help but May";...
'l'm Limning at the Garden Gate'
'Friends e Loved In Former yea;
In t. a Meatiow" . ballad by IL Out.:
'Come to My Hurt Ye Faded Fl se.,Y
Keeler
'Sweet Good Nitglit"; , by H. I'. ...
'My Beautiful ; by 11. P. D a ni a
'Katy tires song and chorus by , p
'Home of My I outh"; bane .
Banks .
'Fat beriWe Wa, clam at the Wmtivt;;,,
sung and CtiOntr by Kee1er........ .
'Memories of th Past"• by met n
'lt seems but tui Other 'Day'; bk J. a
as
'Years Atm"; by J. It. Thomas...
'Clara K an , e: .obg by H01der.....
'Jesus, env:lour of My Soul'; winren, l
tenor and alto voices, with eberui,
Sherwin
'Like Noah's Weary Dove'; aural-e,,,
coniraktonz!d chorus
'Softly Now the I.4ght of Day"; An,"
r.oloa or sop, ano, '
tenor, with chorus_
'Be Joylul t e Lord'' by /I.l'.
Ceat Thy Burden on the Lour; alaa
prano ud tenor, by Ilaatore
'Savior, Source 01 ry
Te Benin"' B flat, by Baffle)"
'lt Ina Goo'd Thing to Give Tbankg
soprano .nd. - ... .... . .... _
the Lord, 0 My Piaui'; holm fir
no and teuor
A new tie,nool lkwk, "ISine
Morning"; by Henry '1 ueker .....
ith.rem Ot den.
0. .1. RD.
\o. 543 Broadway. y
co.' wrra,AnD,
Whaleesle Agent for the City Matt lira, . York for the celebratF4
VOS/E"
PIANO FORt
Are speaking find clam,:
falle4)to . beco . me theLEApING PI,
er Introduced. Dealer:, will befit
Lowest Wholesale Rate. and qu ant
Lion. Large illustrated price list girt
Likenesa from photographs, eentitoar4
on appAcation. Addremi
0. J.'} ILLAX
. Wholesale Agent 543 Broatla-py,N,,
. r
F. D. it 11.
UNRIVALLY-Dk_
AMERICAN. ORGAN
0. J: Willard, Wholesale Apt
The Caries' are the
LARGEST IN THE MARKET
New and beauti ul In design add
—are made amin the best of twat
with great care, having a smoot,
quality . of tone, yet deer and nacho.
bitted in high y t ollshed Black W.
Rosewood Own, with double bends
blow pedals, kt.ee ewella, etc. All bait
mold atop, with which tit, Most beautdii
can be produced. Scud for Illustrated r
giving full particulars. Addreao
0..1. WILLARD, -
Jal7-tf. 543Broadasy.N.1
I , OICI MOUE BALD EIEXDti
NO MORE GRAY LOOP.
Dr., Leon's Electric Hair Benne
is pronounced by all who have _-
very best preparation for the hair.
Live cure Mr baldness, eradicates
humors, stops the hair frora tai
speedily matures gay lucks to thell
and luxuriance.
It operates on the secretions
gitaidw with new Ilte and whams.
dead, fader or gray hair c will always
back, by a few applications, to it
abundance, vitality and color.
It makes the hair soft, glossy, tram
cant to the touch and. easy to errs p.
wiry and intractable locks become mi+iat."
and disposed to remain In any neared
As a Hair Dressing at has no equaL si
are enormous. and It is a unlyena m
ltscoi:.
old and young of both sexes.
Sold" by
A Druggists throughout Re ['ix
States. ddress ail orders to
ZIEGLER & bMITH, Sole PruPlltim
• 137 liorth Third St., Ylultide!;ll
GOOD NEWS FOR MOTHER%
Mothers, are you oppresved with snxitZ
your little ones? Are your gambrels and au
broken by their cries? Du you awake U 3
morning unrefreshed and apprebenth
procure bottl h ave Dr. more Infant fatal
and you will n weary haul
watching and anxiety.
DR. LEON•S INFANT REMEDY
Has stood the teat of years. Thousand' oft: ,
es and - mother, bear witness that it toot )
to give relief if need in season. It is smuts
sure and speedy cure for con e.eramps sad pn
and is invaluable far all complaints tneulests
teething.
Mold by Druggists throughout the taw
States. Address all orders to
• ZIEGLER & SMITH, Sole Propprittalt•
137 North Third ht., 1 lailitdelPl+
SILVER'S WASH NoWPERI
Saves time, labor and money—makefil's
everywhere.em,aaidt. 31Aodnadma,s ul
y a
evmaLte
manufacturers.
ZIEGLER dc SMITH. S ole Proprietors.
/37 North Third St., IttiladelP
r i ord "
noel-dm. .
I.k.RE VI/44,
Coal of aL kltidi coastal:illy on hand , s• -
lowest figures.
Nut. Bituminous, from $.2.50 to s3,l°'
Large Lamp, do., from $4.50 to NA
Aud all other Coale In proportion'
og
sr Dealers supplied by the r 4
001146 .
Mend roductlims.