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Lake &WS Railroad *la
~, , u,ag to the Sunbury anu Ene If:din - lad
4. s A nd the Cleveland. Pitir.e.ville land
/% rii' fi Railroad Company
• it shaded by the Sem ate Idol Risme
...,'babe
loi:toes. ot the t'ornmonwealtli of Penn
-1 :r I:ebetal Assembly met. and it in here-
••,„,, Oa authority of the sante. That the
• v •patties% iii. and Ashtabula R 46 I road
i n..
„ ,ocorpolated under the act of ii enen d
0 , or the mat , of (Nilo. passed the eigh
r-,J,, 0. Februar' . A. t).. one thousand eight
6 ,, j,,, nft‘ be. and they are hereby anthor
r .. ,,,truel 3 Railroad. with One -or more
1 ‘' vni ,ttng at and in the cit y of Erie, and
/"•' s o thwestardlT along or over the Frank
''', iLi - iiroad to a po - int on the Ohio State line
_ O , f:onneet with the Cleveland. Piuues
. k t otarialx Railroad, under the provisions
~ T olating Railroad Cotnpanies, passed
wo g d•tv of February, A I). one thou
, ' , c ared abd forty-nine. and that they
. wr , hereby empowered to connect the said
et , „..., riilroad or railroads legally auth0r
.,,,,,„ t o or to lay a road within the limits of
. ; L r e Provided. that all such connec
woolly cease as soon as the Sunbury and
,• :7 ,,i company . shall have a track or tracks
.„. wading into said city, unless they
; ,all's a connection therewith %%kit said
~ Erie Railroad, at the depots of said
tympany :.
_. . .
..__ . ... .
act tiw ;aid Cleveland. Painesville and
(road be. and they are hereby au
, r equired to purchase the railroad now
ped the city of Erie to the Ohio State
t h e ngbt or interest of the Franklin
Lr any other parties. in and to the
rtt ,ppurtenances and the right of way.
r Ot., and property connected there
'o).l 4.2.1 i also purchase any shares of the said
f: .„k„ u t anal Company's stock at par.
.I::crost and principal on all bonds of
?so% akeortiing to their tenor ; and there
asid Cloveland. Paintwville and Ashtabula
mtky use and enjoy the said
, ts a ppurtenances. with a full release
it ngbt, and claims of the Common
awd the
.said Franklin
pa, :L .aliorized to matte buds sale
ister to ;aid t leveleod. Painesville and
a v i a to t et t ,Inpany.
rb ai t h e opt Cie% eland. Painesville and
is Railroad Cowper)) shall extend the track
vl their equal in all respects except
the main track troru it point west of
Ar et. oeing the western boundary of the
northesstwardly by the most practice
the harbor of Ene, at or near the
de
ot the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
and have the same opened and ready
itn two of sooner if the said Son
.ne. or an) other Railroad coming from
oirection. shall have one or more tracks
t:the said harbor • Provided. That the
inn Erie Railroad Company shalt grant
their iepot grounds as may be agreed
tm parti,b. wd that the city of Erie shall
right of wit:: over and along such
cueu or public grounds its may be required
'7ll. X or tracks of said roads to the harbor.
t 1 :At all the privilege. and immunities
the •ud Cleveland. Painesville and Ash
it.,,lnDad Company in and by this act. are
o.x>i the following terms and conditions,
.aui Cleyeland. Painesville and Ash
Company shall make such connec
seen their railroad and that of the Sun
Ene Railroad Company at or uetr the
^e. AS may be best adapteu to .the safe,
ri.sdy transferring .of cars. passengers.
freight. from one road to the other,
tat. western division of the said Sunbury
Pautrued Compau3 shall halt. down a
_tie from Sunbury to Erte. then and
the stud Cleveland, Nines , . ille and Ash
•oad Company shad run their freight
trains to the depots of the sonbtity
Ilroad Comptuiy: and trout mem and
not grant. furnish or allow to any
irtio4e railroad shall terminate at, or pass
or oe.ir the zity of Erie. nor to any corn
p&U IPS whose road or roads shall con
e/ oe contigous to. such road terminating
, through or near the city of Erie. any
Inleges or advantages which are not
ranted and furnished to the Sunbury and
.road Company. nor give or furnish, or
be giren or furnished by any agent. or
lion or persons, company Or companies.
: rArt, directly or indirectly. any induce
;s rind whatever. 1,4) any party to travel.
• forward property Or mail matter in
. 611 Of dyer 'my reamed so turmi
risuig through or near the city of E
skty or contigous therewith in prefer
or sending. or forwarding such
zw tnatter on or over the said Sun
Railroad. and all passengrus, pro
m ami matter passing over the said sun
' Ent Railroad. or destined to pare over
+boll be received and dispatched the
, t/sial. Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad
with all proper and reasonable speed and
Provided. That. the right be and is here
' to the Commonwealth to impose a tax
o and travel of the said Cleveland.
and Ashtabula Railroad Company. not
',sweaty five cents on 'each ton of freight.
-five cents ou each pasiwmger
"be stud Cleveland. Painesvile and Ash
ad Company shall. before etereming
rights and franchises granted by tbi.s
r for 6%e thousand shares of the cap
the Sunbury and Ene Railroad Com
paid for in the bonds (if the said Cleve
,ville and Ashtabula Kiiiiros,l Company.
- authorized to be Homed. bearing seven
per annum interest. payable halt' year
netpal payable in twenty years, tube se
it mortgage of all their property. rights
ism. and whteli shall he a tirst ben or
on that part of their property in Penn
snd an the rights and franchises granted
granted by this act. Said mortgage to
r.uch trustee as shall be satisfactory
Nunbury and Erie Railroad Company.
m bonds on account of such sub-
o
cs• wade and stock, be tesued therefor
• proport ons and at the name times. that
ihuladelphia shall make the painents
t stestki 4ubheriptiou of ten thousand Mhares
Aptal stuck of the 4aid Sunbury and Ent.
pauy, 'Which said five thotisand shares
zuos: otherwise weed to by both par
es -tic saberiable uutil the maturity of the
r , e.: n payment therefor, and so declared
•ot the certificates for the same, and in
16 or stock votes of the Sunbury and
Company one thousdid six hundred
'seven shares and no more may be voted
• the said Cie• , eland, Painesville and Ash
lit !road C'nmpan v.
[tau at leaks three of the directors of the
-itteiand. f'ainesville and Ashtabula Railroad
" suxtl tpe ~ittzens of the Commonwealth of
That said Cie% eland. Painhville and
kuiroad Company be, and they are
wised to issue their bonds, in sums of
one haadred dollars each, bearing in-
tze rate of seven per mutual per annum.
'lef yearly to be secured by a mortgage
ttust of all their property. rights and
to ttoi amount of five hundred thousand
. the said Sunbury and Erie Railroad
are hereby authorised to receive such
iar is payment. as before provided. for
1:41 to the stock bereinbefore author
reeled to be made.
hat if the said Cleveland,
Ana Railroad Company shall, in any
trovringly andintentionally. refuse or neg-
Perform and comply with., all and singular.
and conditions hereinbeiore recited and
the fact of .ueb &refusal or neglect har-
adiadgeti by a court of competent jowl.-
.. and in such case, all the rights priv
'ers and :mmunities granted to said CO
this act or intended so to be, shail forth
nue and determine Provided. That both
, contained shall be construed to release
Pameetille and Ashtabula Railroad
from liability to the Sunbury and Erie
t;orntiaoy by reason of such a refusal or
but the said Sunbury rind, Erie Railroad
' Las% • from time to time, recover from
't•'and. Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad
sueh damages as they may sustain there-
•t: 7 (fat immediately upon the poith.sage of
act wt. mciatittehruma and Erie Ballwin Com
' I's' • a.i.lcn and transfer to the Sunbury and
ktuirrlau Oxlip:my all their &mate and effects
L't , erlies. *ad franchises. and from and after
transfer and asftigninent, duly ettieuted under
seal. the said Sunbury and Erie Re
ly shall borotse rested with all the
feets of the said bad k
...nakpany. and shall may exercise klit
prieilers, and framiehi ses of said comps
torn name. and t edtiktioo to those now
peereasod by thewee re i. as fay as
same had boas (*yak pasted to the
- and Bab litalooed Vompu o . • Poo.
vide& That if the mid ihilitand
Company shall,. under * said franchises
transfered to them by • cis: aligliOsaas and
Erie Railroad Conroy, INF *whir nn fiberleg
islative authority, eon * from
the city or Erie to the Oldelit:te li t parallel with
the said Cleveland. and Ashtabula
Railroad. or shall maned with ay other such rail
road. then, and in such case. the add S and
Erie Railroad Company aihea pay t o th e m id
bind. Painesville mid Asidohnia Railroad Compa
ny so much as may - have beep paid an account of
the said subecripnoo .of five thoodsmi shares of
stock, either In cash, or in the bonds aforesaid, at
the option of the said Stiabory and Brie Rained
Company and thereopna the said Cleveland.
Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad Company shall
be and they are hereby authorised to exercise all
the rights and privileges herein_ bOore framed or
intended, so to be freed anedigoarri f":" all
an:ti w inigar the terms and condition hereinbefore
im and provided.
, .d. That before esereising any of tbe rights
and imam:oU*. hers Asi =ted to the Cleveland.
Painesville acid Railroad Company, and
t o th e s ea hury and Erie Railroad Company, re
spectively,. either company shall give to the other
notice in writing. under their respective corporate
seals. that they accept this ad, and agree to be
come bound by all the provisions and conditions
therein contained; and iammeadiasei7 upon either of
, of said companies giving such notice to the oche.
then such cordpany shalorthwith be and become
entitled to all the benefits, rights. privileges and
immunities granted by this act. subject, however.
to the performance of the tams. provsions and
conditions therein contained.
bER. BALLS REPORT
The Select conunittee to whom was referred the
resolutions of the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio.. Relatire to the unlawful proceedings at
Erie." respectfully report, that they have had under
consideration the stayed to which they refer.
Ohio asks of Pennsylvania. •"to enact such law
or laws as will secure to the people of the United
States a free and uninterrupted right to pass across
that part of our territory which borders on the
Southern shore of Lake Erie, as particularly to
secure to tbeeitizens ore* by lawrlbe ininseehents
made by them in the lime of railroad extending
from Erie to the Western has of Pennsylvania."
The subject is divisible and forms two distinct
propositions.
lilt. A reqaest for an uninterrupted right to pass
across our territory, which, as an abstract question,
is reasonable. the manner of its execution alone
presentinf difficulty.
2nd. 1 o striae to certain citizens of Ohio by
law, the investments made by them in the line of
railroad extending - from the city of Erie to the'
Western line of Pennsylvania.
In the opinion of the committee. the laws of
Pennsylvania. framed like those of Ohio, to secure
Juisice. are ample for the protection of all invest
fuNts legally made. When investments are made
iu violation of law, the result isgenerally the forfei
ture of the amount invested. In the case of the
railroad &lidded to, the request was unnecessary.
as the General Aasembly; in annulling the franchi
see of that defaulting trlistee, the Franklin canal,
with that reverence of justice which has ever dis
tniguished the Commonweakh; took the precaution
ti protect the parties in interest in every dollar
invested in that work. constructed without authority
of law.
Bad the General Assembly of Ohio been u
mindful then as now of Ow interests of its citizens.
and restrained instead of aiding them as it did.
deliberately., by enacting the law of December 10,
175 M), by virtue of which they wrongfully made the
inve.ttnent now sought to be protected. then the
cause of this reflection would _ltiot have happened.
That set of Ohio caused to" be abandoned to the
public injury, a valuable lined internal improve
intuit. designed by its chatter to extend from
Franklin. Venango minty, t Pittsburg, and north
‘ia. Meadville, to Lake Et*. Mother and a
different work, a road decided by the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania to be znronJutent with the
act of ineorporatton. and alatoless aggression upon
the dearest right and the most valuable perogative
of the State, was presumed to be made. It also
defeated the construction of another railroad, the
Pittsburg and Erie. by usurping its road way along
Lake Erre.
This road, Like the first one. was authorized by
our laws, and greatly desired by the inhabitants of
the western counties. whose interests it was designed
to benefit. and who have been injured by reason of
its non-construction. Dismissing from further con
sideration what your committee reniember,• with
regret, that Ohio empowered a corporation of her
own creation to do acts in derogation of the sover
eignty of this State. and regretting the concerted
action in which New York enterprise was prominent.
ha% mg for its motive the declared intention of
engrossing the trade of the south and weitt, and
carrying it to yew York, to the detriment and
disregard of Pennsylvania. that had expended
millions to complete a system of improvements as
important and valuable to sister States as to our
selves. Such action could not fail but attract at
tention. as it indicated a spirit of aggression de
manding alike consideration and watchfulness.
t Resuming the consideration of the first proposition
I ) viz • • An uninterrupted right to pass across our
territory along the southern border of Lake Erie.
This question necessarily involves an examination
of the principles which should govern the grant.
If the railid is to be constructed on an air line.
or nearly so, and mainly fur the benefit of New
York and Ohio, without regard to the injury that
might remit to the business interests of Pennsylva
nia, whose welfare we are to study, many and in•
superable objections present themselves. On the
other band, if the road shall be so located as to
secure uninterrupted commuttication.unobstructing
as far as practicable. the public highways of
the people. and connecting also at the harbor of
Erie with other railroads, so that the trade and
commerce of that part of Pennsylvania shall not be
denied.as now.of facilities, but enjoy the advanta
ges of transportation in like manner as such facili
ties are enjoyed at Buffalo, Dunkirk. Sandusky and
Cleveland ; under such ciredoneances. every facility
should be granted, and no obstacles interposed.—
The people of the United States, for whom Ohio
asks this uninterrupted right to pass across our
territory, cannot desire to impair any advantages
this State in right of its position. arjoys. , Our cit
izens areentitied to a participation in the advancing
prosperity of the country, and any legislatihe de
signed to deprive them of it. should not be tolerated.
Persons familiar with the subject comprehend that
thri
z tou
the prosperity of the several lines of our Mc
improvements. extending eastward the
State. depend much on the Lake Shore con
sequently its final disposition is a question of vital
public importance.lt is of 'goal, if not
moment. to the railroad improvements ot B.rei oth t :
States. To them. indeed, it may be regarded as a
necessity, inasmuch as the larger portion of their
business destined east or west, must pass over it.
Its value may be judged of by the fierce and
angry eontest waged. and the mead resorted to for
its possession and ownerehip. It is the "gate "
whereat much of the trade of the West can be con
trolled at pleasure. Its peasessioss gives a great
and decided advantage to the State add espe.ially
to Philadelphia. The idea of throwing away stu..4l
an important advantage. certainly eaussot he enter
. Its eontrolliag inflames upon trade is of
priceless value to Pennsyhmia ix ber competition
with sister States. The Sunbury and Erie railroad.
just now in the receipt of a munificent subscription
from the city of Philadelphia, which alike gives
character and certainty to that asterp hse. in the
opinion of your committee should be the custodian
of this Lake Shore nod. Philadelphia. in return
for the expenditure assumed by her for the cos
i inaction of this highway from Lake Erie to the
Delaware. should not be precluded by Peonsylvn
aa legislation of the advantages .iacident to err
geographical position. She is entitled to enjoy a
large portion of the western and lake trade, and
the certain way to secure it isco....mske the Lake
Shore road a branch and tribstir afthe Sunbury
I and Erie. The creation of an erase ownership
would be alike yapper= write- Equal
*oils fair dealing with the and interests of
other States. Justice mad parr thimand
the perpetuation of now
enjoyed by these o own Cs=tb•-
1, Wisdom indicates to Peonsylvand the advantages
t o be derived from de sloping the commercial su
periority of her hare header. The commerce of
1 the lakes, the richest in the 17akme, is within her
It can be diverted it Erie and transferral
grasp
railroad to the city of Philnisiphin Our goo-
graphical advantages must be adhered to, else aer
Madras in the interior of the Ommonweakki add
our commercial eseparions, will be steeled. not only
I the;coumnerve of Lake Erin but be robbed duo&
,of the western trade they now wow. The 'd
i Tenement of the interests of Peeneyirtmie is our
duty. No other poSey will prude and eartur
(those interests, and none Ober can reed* the
sanction of 'redeem and wisdom. View the gnar
-1 doe la imoi light, with dibrenee to the
i
mem of the rich amities south and imetTa
I emusty, and it will. be append that this read and
all others that mat Zoe. timid temoisete at the
' harbor. that like *Whig ane/ here easy woos to
' them
Mineg IoWIIO9OO. and Ibmid
M hood is a ir imovim ihe imam me.
. • .
maim& The ''ty of Erie being the terennue pf
five rallroatia, will become a mart of commeree. mad
the point d distribution for all the interior mond%
in Nortb-Weeterti *Penneylvania. It will be the
poise whereat a vast commerce will atertmulme. to
be tramfamei by reamed to Philadelphia.
The interim counties miter* wish to participate
in-the advanni of this lake trade, by sending to
and reoeieintelluea it that which constitutes its
commerce. Thom counties desire, she, the advan
tage of a Philadelphia market, which will be Secured
to them - by lateral or branch roads connecting with
the Sunbury and Erie.- All these hopes will be
blasted-should this Lake Shore road be located on
an air firm or nearly so. as contemplated. To
gee it Mancha manner would give to New York
a yOf the trade and travel of the West.
O duty to legislate for Pennsylvania and to
secure to our own citizens every advantage which
nature has conferred upon the State. The Lake
Shore route is justly the property of the people,
and should be disposed of in such a manner as to
operate most beneficially upon the interests of the
counties of Crawford. Warren. Mercet Lawrence,
Beaver. Venango and Erie. Those rich and fertile
counties desire railroad facilities to'Philadelphia,
and should they be denied a connection with the
Sunbury and Ltie, by branch or lateral roads ex
tending niwthwardly to connect with its man line.
they must remain in their present isolated positions
W ilb the spend of the Legislature their difficukies,
will be of else) , solution.
Experience has proven that one main line of iend
is su ffi cient to carry forward to tide water the bu
siness gathered from a large surface by many
branch roads. it is recommended by your cow
mittee, to transfer the Lake Shore road to the
Sunbury and Erie company. the parties in inter
est being first paid the cost of it, and that ample
branching powers be conferred upon the Sunbury
company. to construct or to aid 16 constructing
branch roads. extending from the main stem to the
principal towns in the counties named; this power
with the aid of local subscriptions, would speedily
secure a railroad eonnectiou with Meadville and
other important points. Such investments would
forever free from reek. and secure on the one
handprosperity to those fertile districts. and one
the er r engross and convey to Philadelphia. an
aroma of trade. the ?slue o( which it is needless to
attempt to estimate. It is enough to say that in
its aggregate. it will be second to no inland com
merce on the continent. A liberal policy of this
character tends to harmonize and blend the inter
ests of the people, begets and secures an acquain
tance. builds up a loyalty to State and metropoli
tan interests, in every way desirable and patriotic.
It is evident, should this Lake Shore road be
transferred to a foreign coporation. to augment
their trade and secure their own commercial wants
and conveniences, that Pennsylvania will be bridged
oter to the detriment of every general interest. and
to the destruction of every local want or hope. It
will be to deny Crawford. Lawrence. Warren.
Mercer and Veining° counties, of every prospect of
railroad connections and business development,
dependent upon such improvements. These rich
and loyal counties cannot acquiesce in u wrong so
great.
They bear cheerfully the public burdens. and
ask only that they may be treated as children.
and not as aliens. This western road being in the
hands of a Pennsylvania company. and that corpo
ration empowered to extend its iron arms to those
counties. presents the only rational hope they have
of 'realizing railroad connections with other portions
of the State. Deny them this boon. then grant to
a foreign eorporation what you refuse to your own
eitisens. and you will have done a wrong which no
parental govenunent can justify.
There is a natural harmony &interests between
the counties named, which can be brought into
action should a proper policy be pursued, and the
ighabitants will cheerfully contribute means to
second it ; as with the aid of the Sunbury and Erie
company, it will be within their power to accomplish
their enterprises; and western Pennsylvania in a
few years Mould exhibit a network of railroads.
laden with a rich commerce, all of which would be
through interest. affection and pride. an offering to
our own city of Philadelphia. The State 4 01 ew
York and Ohio, by a -policy alike j udicious and
wise, and an energy of purpose to be admired and
imitated, have extended their improvements to meet
and connect with the commerce of Lake Erie. which
has proved to them an inexhaustible mine of wealth.
Ohio. by a well digested system of internal im
provements, has developed the advantages of her
ports on Lake Erie. New York by an equally well
derisetrllystern. has secured a like happy result.—
I n consequence of this policy . CIL.% eland. Sandusky.
Dunkirk and Buffalo. hal e become populous cities.
important marts of trade. and enjoy a commerce
equal in amount. and more profitable than the entire
foreign commerce of the United States. Singly or
combined. the ?Moes named offer no natural ad
vantages supenor. and in many respects have none
equal to the advantages possessed by this State
at Erie.
Pennsylvania. with a front on Lake Erie as al
uable as that possessed by New York or obit.. and
with advantages in many respectssuperior to either.
in right of her position holds the key to the trade
of the west, and in a spirit of laudable enterprise.
must avail herself of these advantage, by enanir
aging and budding up the commerce of her lake
ports. It is designed, however. in a spirit of libe
rality, that whatever advantages Painsy I v anfa may
possess. New York and Ohio shall share and enjoy
them within our own territory on the same terns
and conditions that we enjoy them. Equal advan
tages. it is our pleasure to secure and extend on
our own soil to all. The opening of another avenue
of trade from Lake Erie to the Atlantic, through
Pennsylvania. cannot injure, but must benefit t hee
people of the United States, as it will secure com
petition, prevent monopoly, cheapen Lion.
facilitate travel said enhance the value products.
The highest measure of liberality is equality.—
To swerve from mach a standard would be to do
iujustice, either t# our own people or to those of
other States. '
Animated by principles so jdst and liberal, your
committee cannot doubt but that the legislation
And enterprise of sister States will cheerfully con
form to. and join us in the practical upholding of
views so eminently just.
Your committee will not dwell upon the good
results likely to flow from such a policy ; suffice to
say, that population and wealth will rapidly in
crease ; large towns and cities will spring up. in
portions of the State where.tbe solitude of nature
now reigns undisturbed. The arts will flourish.
mines will be opened, manufactories established.
mineral resources developed. agriculture stimulated.
the rewards of industry advanced. and a steadily
increasing trade will recompense the enterprise of
the people.
In concluding this subject, the committee deem
it not improper to call attention to the disposition_
manifested at an early period of the troubles at Erie.
to coerce the people by threats and menaces, to
'submit to a policy injurious to the public interests.
The interference of the federal authorities was un
wisely sought, and the power of Congress invoked
in derogation of the sovereignty of Pennsylvania.
for the purpose of inflicting a wanton outrage upon
citizens, when no question. bad arisen. the settle
meat of which might not properly come within the
jurisdictionsof our own courts, and our own execu
tive authority. 'The law reigns supresnethroughout
this State, and they who violate its sanctity do an
at their peril. With remedies ample for every
wrong and power sufficient for every ' emergency.
all external effort or interference with our affairs
will be of no avail. Pennsylvania will maintain,
as she has ever done, that the right to regulate
commerce within her own borders, is a right be
longing to each State, which neither Congress nor
a sister State can interfereiwith. and any effort at
such hMerfionince should be'resiated.
It may be said that the policy indicated looks to
the interests of Pennsylvania. and neglects the
wants of other States. A free across our
territory will be given to a/ it is only proposed
to secure for our own citiiens, advantages equal to
those granted to the men of other States. It is a
principle recognised by governments, and practiced ,
upon. that where no principle of amity or Com
pere. is to be violated, it is the right and ditty of
the State to turn her natural advantages to the
promotion of the views and welfare of her own
people." There certainly can be no went of mar
bly in this position.
The question of a break of gimp is sot properly
before the committee, as it exists by no law of
Pennsylvania. Ohio desires to extend bar railroads
eastward and New York hers westward. The roads
of the two- States differ in their width of track.—
Far this difference, Pennsylvania is in no way re
epeasibkt. When New York and Ohio reetscSe
their , oonSetingpolicies and make their roads of one
uniform width. East and West, then the obnoxious
obstacle. of which the public eonylain, will have
as end. It is desirable to have oar sister States
harmonise on this subject, that the breaks of=
odium to Ohio, existing at Dunkirk and
may owe, and in the meanwhile their respective
roads will have free admission within oar ter
ritory.
As instructed. goer committee Noe Fevered a
bill beewith sobmiteed, at** to amembreet for
die &el adimmacat of Ws vexed geeeties. It re
=be rood to teneimeie sR the harbor of
Lim whore k 'ernes is with other roads
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or
SOU. UMW J. /ALL.
W. C. PATTERSON.
_ L. T. PARMLEL
B. B. CHAMBERLIN.
P. T. B. 11.11FX'13
GRAND ► OLLOSSAL
MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE !
THE lugeot trorcillog Italtibitiew is tit, world, W ag a
:Qmbinatiqb of all the most popes *Ad witexelPtiow
able amooemeots of the age—APplarrod aad ImProwod for
tn. Ataa.c, of )9,,9.
A Timm' etlglit
grill draw the gre a t -Car o fJugetrailet. A BABY BLB,
PLIANT, only on, year old, aed bat 3 14 feet high, will
carry un hu beck around the interior of the immemae Pa
rtition, the Lilliputian Gemmel Ilem nem& The Nevill
e." C' rl wr x opeeprisee lea liormaind 100 hien. Th e p a _
rillion of hibition ham been eelarestil eit,til it iii eapeble
of accommodating 15,004 mpectatnril at omen. The team
don of living Wild Animals imekitiwil the 'lest siallegid
speeimeab ever exhibited in America Among many oth
rfn he round
night 13eateuitirea1 Tai
fresh from their native Forests; A Monster W hite or Poli'
Bear, d pridigiona size and ferocity: A Magnificent Royal
Tiger. the largest one ever captured Al" , A Pau' of Moans
Lions, only idz months old: Brasillian Tigers. Black and
Poonab Beam Hyenas. Le. ' The drove of Elephants were
captured in ihe Jungles of Central Ceylon, by Measre. 9,
B June sad Geo. :gutter. assisted by 266 Nnsiirims after li
pursuit of three months and firer days is the jengles..—
They were homily entrapped we velsmi in an lndfinll
Kraal or trap of enormous dftweitaions, and prodigious
strength, where they wore subdued.
rn. T. 313.4L.MUNn:rilas
Proprietor of the American Museum, New Yu has the
honor to salatHlDee thM , eneoiersged by the ' t success
which has attended all his various sifts fee amuse
ment of the public, he has been lad to form jest of
organizing avast traveling
xtrw*rns OF mrearnitas!!
Which •ol6priies a greater variety of attractions, and more
extraordinary Novelties, than as traveling exhibition in
the world. Every feature of this Mammoth Bstablistiment
is of a &enlist , and interesting nature, and the whole is
produced upon a gigantic scale of sasignitudia. The travel
log paraphernalia of the American Neasium, as it enters
eaeh town. a, 'preceded by the gorgoese
OAR Or 3VOOV*MAVT.
drawn by eight Fllephan . i, atapar+ily riaparmoned, being an
accurate ni.olel of that terrible engine of idolatrous +arti
fice, licusheti and decorated in all tit, extravagance of the
Following tht monster vehicle, a long
proee..inn ot coolly Cage* and Carriage., the whole form•
lag a •periatlo 4 more than Oriental iplendor The liz.
hitoti-n will tithe plane within a magnilleent varieviteil
PKV •11, ••..14puot41 of American Flags, of wnt.r-proof
fain,. The reil,genuthe, original
OE.YERAL Dom THUMB,
attaikoit t' this Exhibition, and will appear in all his
performances. a.. gtven before the principle crowned beads
of Europe. :nobiding songs, dances, Cheek= statues, and
his *allured 'pi-retentions of Napoleon and Frederick the
Groat. The little flenertif is Tionsty-tiou years of age,
weigh- only fifteen pounds. and Is bet twenty-eight inebee
high. bleu engaged,
Mr NELLIS, the man without arms, who will execute
his extraordinary testa of loading and firing a pistol with
bp toes, rutting profile likenesses, shooting at &mark with
a bow and arrow; playing upon the Aceordeon sad Violen
cello, et:. Mr. !Cents, in these perfm-mancer, exhibits a
wonderful example of what indomitable energy and indus
try an accomplish, even when laboring under disadvanta
ges apparontly the must Insurmountable. 4 complete
Me
natterie of LIVINti WILD ANIMALS i• ncluded in
the Amer pian Museum, and at a cs tiv..nteot I , eriod during
the Exaibition, Mr. SUNGEL, the latnli king, will seder
the Deiti, of the Wild Bouts, and give tii• taosiost illustra
tions e. liereuleo struggling with the Namean Dan
iel in the L:onh , deo: Sampson tico- ,, ying the Lion Le.
one •it the moat interesting pail .n. the Kxhibition is
, t tiled nv t , le display of s great ciillection of
Wsetzg. 111/Itostsausarv,
inelo,fing figures of the Atte of life. of ill the Preside:nu of
the l Hired State, and also 11" a Rtesit utioltlrt of noted
etkarael.r., Amen-%r and I , ..relan, all ~f which are &emi
rate lik vies.v,. .1 't e . ,t i r costumes. la fail.. the
wh, it Er—o,
tt'ItNDF:NI I t.L.ll:.Cts OF NATURE .INi) ART
t h e I woi,h it wnohl oe InapV• 4 /ble t give
v- .1 h newppapersdveTtiPeinent. and wh+eh
h•• hr,,taght I , • gether it all en.nohus expenditure .1f
Afrrn:nr ;he lemon and wait 00. , 1
baton tt. the or aby other eratstry.
A Sae Military Bead will peeforha the Melt popular sirs
the da:e s•-the proeesidos schen to saAl oleo duriwg
the It,ay of Exh , :n:t,-0.. 11VAV1:1I At
31 i l l Elia, w 11 rattle'', at
Erie, Wednesday, Xay lt 1861
I) , (rote 1 t. , 1, d frost 7 to-ot, Y. H. Pr .e of
tmiz“im 2. Children under V years of ago 15 eta.,
t .11"boie Iniu..nale Establishment. inektding
iten.T.to Thionh. the entire rellecti9u .4 Wild Animals,
WSLI Isistuary, Mr I.engel's perforrushoe• it ;he DOOP.,
Mr N•7111 , ' performances. In., no extra chart,. ander any
prottnerns hate ger, let the ruporta he what ;1 1 . 1 • nk s
Erie, ipril 29, 1854.—td.se. _
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GEWLEKIIII4 'S lIIIISISKING GOODS.
AFR HIJH Sloe k of tbe new eprtni *trio of the best quilt**
of Gods: a lot or the cetebraind French YOlte Mims. Col.
r. In abinda acct wale be styles of 174avits mud Stocks, roan) of
them of taw style of saalartal. newer tarred b ollaket before.—
Ale°. tut ,licee of tqjk. t , tlk aims inskiotAdotted. mite& whiteasd
brown coon of all pliers. Alin, Petit.' ce4ebrated Kid Gibed..
with eilk.Litile thread, I oen. cotton. Beaver. ilkwk-Atim Gloves.
. 4 )+o. Phtortadere. 4s/sabre/las, bap and .atebele. with many coth
pr art ,ele•loc, autawfoa• w 10001111 en The mock being tarp
and bale. for r3..11 it haod. will br -old rherkP , r than has h•
bOughi at in) wher pla.e , to the count) or butte Coeur and lee
if thaw theca ,m not .0. ill Mo. IroWa'a Stock. Etta. Pa.
Aril *l. ItS-I -fl, JOHN H WARREN
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The slay Latest at the Bnpirea
pitltl dal received ny Etpedee horn II CADWIELL. who
now ilPhilsdelphis, the choicest lot of fancy goods ever
broughl to Pie. eonipris , ng in part or embroidered and Maio
white cra Shaw Elhawls. Broth*. Cashmeee.Thlhnel
and Ile La ee rihawis ravine. Ptatd. Brocade and plain Dress
it,lll, y and mourrong grenadiers to nice to he described
Cu , llflper F.Ot T•mues•ad Bernie., Persian Mho:shies and De•
',sines. pencil. English and American prints. Bemire U.
lar nes. pr tried Jaconeita and Lows*. Pm" weft, Chimiagto
nelorstee , es. Collars. Ploune log. Mirrors. to . be. Every
one know , we sell good' cheaper than any body else in this part
'(the worst. it in thecelbre unnecessary for or to retire ot It
Plepse r•l nod look yonr.ervirs.
Erie, A p I TS —lll.. CAOWKIaIt 4 RePtNeTT.
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I LT P cline and Portrait Fratlfel. Ornamented in rich gilt.
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and main G.lt Moulditignon hand and Prime, minaret . -
tuned to or,tr. e l Apr.l bt. r ail A L7STID.
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ALL Ter 4oll • !nowt.* thearaelves indebted lb John ti Horton,
dred are requested 10 call and .ease taunaallately. Ana
MOO! hav , sp arrounto against the mane will prevent thew prop.
.rty autbertirated br oettleevent The Rooks and Notes are xti
,be han,to of t:rorer 841 , 1011. Yo h, Reed House, where the) will
be until the lot a July *ext., whets if net Soltleth. OW) will he
, tilleeted .ixordtna w lan JOHN HERIItoN, Er'r
trtr.wit Iti—ah allY A. 111,:grolli, Erni
DRF_ _
OX baemp *cured the service. of Its
r both ma, he too nd at the *eke at all inner. 10 attend to
haitentr Roe. April 14. it 44
M. imu laait array Geode.
bas mimed (too PAM York wan
M il ler Nock of Nilhoety. eonidstinig Of Silk and Straw
Nous Caps Read Dresses aid Fren eh rumen,. Cranes. 81111 "-
Lewes. R rdeous. Ezuhroiderles and Laced. Reiser, Gams and
Mitts. Newel's,. Silk and Trierm Decv• Trunruleorie. whit
thti= mil,:;.:!1" sher
for eork owe. V. i I mret oth prompt aticouloc; id Mirror.
furnished n.lb kood, nooueta and piano Hats at reduced
priers. at re. curter of dila 800 Stilt *Mete opposite Mn es
B loe k NIS N BARR
tires. Ai.ro 14. 1844--Bnl`.
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PAPER HAEGINGS!
ilk iIYNT meowed by Expraw, a pan of tbe
lawn, cheapen, aad ben Mocks of
: a oda - Wall gild !mdam raw.
• .'..*
'-vor --- a `. -- CM' brow.* to Me market. Also flor
dens( to womb: We do Ma proem! to sell at cost. bot es nes
pawn warexpo Item owe ofelo spin
ID the resell", red al abr i, We eas avid wM wit so amp
as %base wbo psalm' to sell slime. and • seek Maw ankle at
that. For proof call amid sec DUMAN & SLOAN,
brie Anvil IC Ibill—te So. 11, Sam a's Meet.
Way for rise Illairdies.
WVI) E ;ow Wive a large LW spleureld we et anew wart.
v "I •NI seeseetest of Lake Ga 11.,,, Mph Opera
Tie.. tied aka a peed areertmea e< ante wear. we win
Sow otter pea at orlon etas le elate Me UM use , -
April 15. 18111-41). I. SAMSON L NON
tiallififfiriiiiiiblwits,a rent vistrifra miteo nlee t " s k Z ig
D April IS--4111.
A "g r athrof Calleil"lr mi.
a"1
811 A r"147 -
A pr 1 u,—la ./A PON & DOW
I 0 - 0 —K Api: 1 1 11- 6 1 ,t64 d-full
""I BUR I T I. O d II & SINVLAIIt
ZiMe PAINT and Porcelain let. a Inive Neck le niece
an ler sale at Aprt/ l . BURTON A siscutia.
fiA w • Istifield we l ptly &MI worth IMP per Mei- as"
IbSP N., YIN* Csapiims.ferMb, ma
let lls% by
, IS. 11114-411. TOM!
D ITPMA IlaLVe far bum. eau. bilabial IFS tom. Sere os,
Filean Wilber lIPIRjOS, braliss,„lllrripshis. hies% se..
ybe A *talk supply yetbiy Ayboomoar a ir t =MOW
esPred be Mall
B" "f7
eau W *pay a esPorwe ma
April 4-111. CiolltTl27llm
LTAa thisdhle. the but eeellty et thselleastiArt. _
l7April Ilk 1114-88 C WM
( Afar 0/1. Se. Let lee eserhy, ly she et
A April CABITS MUM
8000 64
• 61 &lAA Appiesi bblp-415 besiods
Prow IF salt at April al--48. TIMA Let MAY
A ILI " =Ora
idelPtilaOs inerabla seam lbw 'Mimi to w
eft. will Sem sail mad modse M dmormeves--
fley an besolltna. red sad cheep. I lien apes a splredid
seek of Ilumeir Rao Kamm verNia • O. 81111711.
Erie. April 1.11114-47.
Iliamovai...arew &Pool
R ace itionimid our met Obey &oar and IViThier
y
W tae won taw% mod I~T TITTOlog_
Dego Oa Putt leaw. eneg-gray engorges Its MN Rowse mod
when it is , loinivVig Warp seee•sioes direct
Ira/ hiladelpiiic warm est rook inn bum sebseed whims"
nit dlointsimiaos pod rusbwid ei prim itmosaity Mw.
Paw* wefts dud out musk will iimpage Stwitsbil
dwelt, ler lit y mid vornilloTtlitli!
II VIM e""" imors • IMllatit•
LOW wilt dad at Sulam S ili Ztery temp —'
1 West at Drew GOO* ea/WOLIN' et
Frasee Meth" Perepeta,
011111111111010 Cobweb.
Wetter PiaJaiit Alattees.
Sommeestees. Lb weal X DeLunge,
Made fume be OUPOSIO. *a Me asae east city ear lee-
Der as= c eat ebeepese
()et. SUMO et SLY.
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liiii Irmimoi "NW.
lANWICIMIIII OR SalFbn,
C ` L i ZraZ4l l9 . 1 41"=,.. j_ " ills" IP :t i :A k =i•
tea faiesnalag." **WWI .mai_ " •
'la MP. aalr and alte r ! w ma.aaell oft 11 1
I , l i iLw N
Aka, a ftdi aawenaasattf Pastier lag Yu= lad alma( me.
.aad tar expert. TVS fillitallieo 4111 .
wail paara holm ea welaire auwasat. re* gala b
dealse• Is
di laVawa, wed at law sake at Oa a s
Nowak X. T. Cl*. .G. IIUIZA . t
A . C. 111= 4 11seratory
April% 7
- _ wan te d.
litehiaiell
•
We Of hr teapot/et et Wave Wont will Ma
seat at the IPoweary of the aeleatiltere. Theo MM
rem eapsneace 1. uniodiag ricnrs priphowl. Noes but pod
grottara mead apply. 11121111 ZIT It CO.
NEW 'Vete IMPORIVX
Tv the firot.dooe mese of iris ANL
tine WILLING resseeethstly essosees his Moab is Nor
TV en'. that he hes removed his essiblishes•st to the ion
ibtatetly occupied by John Sikhism, it., Ou ANC while* he
snit eostioso so Seep on hand 'opens/ anoettaa.tof flaws.
let ih Poise sadCsoc u ittseisicos. hoes the eeisbnsed man
die wise oft sobs Gated. sad harass. et °toy.
Abu: Illeboisoss or fed by a 4. Cbllds. Mace et
Co.. and Caspooter. if the latest sad most alltproved Kyles die
seeesnoseetot
Aiwa: Piaui. Nas, Iluor, I/a4aa Strive, Asewidasea. 1
Sawn Muds. end Iliiiieresibian Amid,
la vary law sod cosapfloce ibe WM* sad moot appionid mad. I
VWOW. IsAbletiosis gives is Vocal &at loosroseanal Mu. :
a. eiraa. naafis Used &ad recoiled. 0141 Paws taut is I
lienallip 1117 . sew ousels
, .:rie April 111. lOC
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Ant Simi, siilleeks — - illhouqp - - Climii ilteiv. - -
I so reesileing Ws at new awl Iliebbseellile Dry Gees* wlakels l i
.11 wilt be slid tbr Cub as roles that so ~elm teaspial a.—
Drewry style tenets sag &Hy. amid et is. lame waporia•
if You 11,1 11. aarypsioa, sill at
111.1
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Do* N coo lit, re Cbeap (Allah Store
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ririso pase pow Calais, G WA. Of Cioeliery. Now is We time
V 104....410.
A so ck, so aii 3 bargain. You will please yourselves best at
Mat Halt. 2... _ Ipril 1. lust—N.
Tpastreendlip berisofbre ettrereg betwoos 0. lb C. Winer.
I. We day dirolood by amatioal eriewear. Tete booiresee will
be etratimsed belts. Millar. ow door bortboillit Atop sow °r
etooled by us. Me book, and seeoasts of *elate bra are is the
kande of C. Sider. who Is duly authorised 10 restive end pay
all dais amid dm. Ad who us indobted tbeto.sidter be
sate et book seeaust, are requested to cad and made immediate
ty. The old C UMMEDeriI us invited to matinee their pot/wage to
Oblides Winer. wbo will *pore be palm to plots" ill wbo may
give ate a eall 0 MILLE*.
Erie. !lamb C MILLZA,
Pimall3laddpia W Sow Tout.
'LTA VIRG Jaw natairned boo *be *Dove cities with ooe of tie
to elaseceet, cheapest stock of Goode IM( we have ever
bad die pieaotaof oilkvinig la owe frigates, we ate new prepared
ware eotabileaidy than seer trainee. eempuinan. lad defy
euedpea.uor with any awe every dealer who way presume enter
ideal*
Ladles, itavieggiven more titan usual ateeetkon to yam warts
aad tamed, by allotting tee iittest mid most Gob tosable uylea, to
belated a Pbtlatielpltia, we partieularly tor ity your azaaillia.
eon before purettamag /a &Ike. we can show you the mom el•
team Brocade. Plaid. gulped. Blatt and Colored Plain sad
In Opt tag tad mummer Melo Goode, we bare Use lawn
nye* of Berson. Berate de Lames, Chaney Betsy... Poplin.,
Ilege Lawns. d detail. choched aad plain
Illttallea; Mob, raw styles oPreach Warted ovum etteem and
ebilemetta, to ere and madly, bawds, iloweetnga. edierietand rv
erytting she del you can want, think WM ink he.
Poyileartrimil chitdrese• wawa we are email well prepared.
We meted rewire particelar Metairie of • and
those cleat is beam sou. re ;mu eoalpaean Nook of Berm (lu
nette. Geed& ommtiethei of Llwee and CIPOIN elmating. pillow
wad twos limo. mews. as* leareht. 100 Moms, window and
wall spar. Wee tad • era Mamie, *er curial es, and
above all to war exereatee meek of Arpeta, Oil Cloths sad Ma t•
lin., Mall Klemm: trealitlea,moweeting of
all
0 th e
of
Wool earpete boggle witlaCaeh, to were Mao all of the above
named Goods, thereby giving WI We advantage over every other
twit it the city, en advaatage that we are diapered to give to
you, au mummers, tad which you MONK Gil ao appreciate.
Ladies, Getter and Children. C eer and and we will lawify our
statemeow.
iiiMITMMN
bUbit iberP 'OUP Cit . lei • ing this City. and has=
a Owned to so Wens. oiler *resale tapir *ours !dock of
sod Sleilietnesjipos WWI that cannot fail to tun Any one Oe
11111Us of pUrCISOSIOIt will And , t to their advantage w sive to a
eal April 1, lon-46 SEW ASD k SAXTON
TO =KT.
ilk. wore sow occupied ny as a DILI'G eiTtiRE
M
Wngbl'.Blorl. sEW ARD & SAXTON
Rrie„April 1.1541
tkost mays - le aAL ,
mA PIC, J B Wickersham. 31Y Broadway ,
N. V. Head quarters ibr ornamental, elaborate and strobe
Iron Bedstead. erice 'tom WI to ell Adapted by Hee; It net,
Hotels, Asylums Prisons. Ike The laraest assortment al rob
est prices. a (WS •on nano tt ire Railing. VW to t and Cast (Ton
tailing ant Iron F urtodo•-. efill.Oti of for New Phase to
Irmo Nilinufac bore wall brforwardeal. WOf It., 53. 56, 57. 119 awl
GI Levi to Sweet 1854-41045
ens! Westora Tin Shop.
NWRATHY, mould respectfully to form hi. friend. and top
• public geoeraily, that The -nil continuo,. in the Tie. Cop
ps, andykieet Iron bpsippm at me old riled .mtween grown'.
new Hotel and the Lead boom, with n larger and Netter m•attrl-
Mehl Copper sad Street Ira, ware istutt of mlott. York.
and will mil Vesper than any oiler emanhenment at whoa...air
Or retail. sad is mannfacuired ofthe bra; Mal., Si. and , n mo d
style Bilk rialto( all lOWA on Med. i'mrc• Vat• Luc bolt.,
I mad. to order at all timec, and the bra, 11.00( MU,. Jaen
war. in Erie 4lno a large asoortmen, of lar , tanot Trtunt..
Coffee Pots, Plaid Lamps and Pewter Mut.. Tea too Tart , .
Spoonst, Raotingepoons. Salve* ard P•oit, of al' h, .d. l'oarr
1141115.8howel•Dd Tonm, Plattroot. B.a . at.o Iron candle.tir
Tea Treys and Lannon.. Also a law atoortineni of good es.-
' ten coot diteree eg marlioss kinds millet will he .old cheap for
emelt Stemegesat Med 111110119 011111101•Mly pa band. Weil wad
chows Pumps. Quist Soot Lamps aid romp, Lead Pippo( Ail
anon*, VV. Vesting mod goititortng dear on noel notice.—
oak, Wl' pep Copper. Iwo aod horao, Is Moo in eagoompe
fro ware March Okik. 11114-11$
oral Ise !O* 1154.
CWELL BENNETT are now Ilmonvtoig their Spume
stock or Silk and limey drew goods. eeriest has the M mem
work, the most extensive aseennient and Shit newest Mmi rue M
Plaid and wiped Dress sifts.
!heti plain and/ gated Silks,
Bushed% and oil d build Dusk silt.
Sensesend Tissues,
limp De Lai's'.
Plain and figured Wool De Lames.
Plaid plain and dittoed Poplin, •
Window drapery amid Inert*
Mew styles French worked eoltsmaleeves & Chinisneesto.
Thread. Muslin sad Jaeonet Kiditinip aid laserunps
twee Capes, Ribbons sod Lathea.
KW Gloves. M iva and tiasinty,
Wbite and straw( goods, a lat. aseortaaest,
Preach prism, dignighasn, Meath' De Lines,
Itoseltka ib Visasnlar algid Shawls,
litietimp. Jk . Ste •
!wisdom( evershisi tole bend is the line of foreign and do
mestic MI goods. All of We above pods ben bees selected
with due care, as regards strike and prices. and seed only to be
seen to wee I ready aaie.
CARPETS ' CARPETS'' CARPETS' , •
We tee ao4 roll ode; inducement , boat thetosets ta the
eiCerwetr, thleitale, Drumm Matting. Maus &e., wisie4
we are now mat von dtreet from the onoofootorer
Elle, /larch )16. —45. CADWELL k lENKST7
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' Butchers of the Cris Market have revolved tt at after th e
1,
la day of /day nest, they will sell no MEV without the
CASH, and keep no account whatever, without inception or re
'peel apeman. The high price of Cattle aid the dill/tufty we
find in collecting what is due tin. compel. UP la Iluietly adopt the
rub system GEO. F. EICRENLAI , B,
J t it HKOHTMAN JOHN ABELLM,
ADAM WILD, F. RICHENLAINI.
JOHN KNAPP, NAV= MISYNI
Brie. Ihireb WNW. 70.0
-ftegilnatibij•
• g IHE eovanserabir hewelobee existing under the woe Of
& Sebes & E'y. istlats day diasolved by mutual tensest.—
Tbe baslsess hereaber will bee oadoeted is the nano of Join
C hldn. who ts authorized to male all liwslitees of the late
Orm. JOHN C. IBIOLDE.N
Erie. Mare!' HI, NM. JOHN N.
♦ Orimrt Mime far Illarialas :1
rib* Subscriber. intending hereafter to to into the Hardware
Betsteeor ene.leatvelyi amen for sate li. eatery 'leek of DRY
GOODS and CROCKERY at rti-rt, arid tf mot dispute' of goon,
it Will be +obi et Auction. 46- JOHN C. eELDEN
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3130TROKallallior At
BLAKE'S KEWBali= ROM.
In 4.... m. smfat *Ors, Crepes, Lama, Maw" and .LL Mats
Alf Milkers" Oasis.
HI: uortresursed would rewstethilly littoral the people of Erie
sad surrodnding country. that he has returned mpg the eakm
am le Now opeasl4 , daily. a huge and wail salaried stock of
ilpshionabie M iiiioety, ad woad lavae wirtte• in mica
eissabosa pods. at views le or ,autii. who are dew.
01111011111e1M the newest aid trades( styles. to µme buil am wit.
ty call. His ow dal." h r inawitheturtntt rumbles Mot to sell a
sun heart angle. at lowa tower prices, than can se rstr
chinad N say ailma house to Waster' Pronsylona in.
rouser Warred. bleached, pressed. lined a so !room/ed. mad all
other work entrusted to ha care. WAN In a .uprrior mariner
at the shone* possible more. Slesehiag sad presalliga
IOW; wincing 6 sear aura. mesas awainse at bit astaMsookot
es diate street. Via, re. All eniarywoomptl) ittesisi us.
trte April 8, 18114—lb. T. IL SLAKE-.
liPla u lleampts
ALarva Ist sof toestasittabs, bibilloss and friss
wisp Itor this rusts. A essi basset ts, .14 east.. Now is
the time lathes. April 8,-47 - . 11.. COOK_
- - lirlitg - iiiiMormiiiirin" —
.
T AN now receiving • boatifal lot of tibawis, Vidal I will
1 WI very i =i Ilpe• wart a rood Shawl Toe ens And it at
Aprile. WOWS.
Dlll4lolaol Trio,. io any quantity aitritriee at Otero
tsbisp Goa NomApailli,-117.
_ _. _
TM *rest flaw and uric • •
HOZACI VA?ZIS
XS 1111041D1'4Y, 'SW rota..
roc bon aed iseri et =l Masao awl ilieladerea. T. Gil
-1 liect & 06.41 W relit Ihremisa Plasea, tonal or w its
wade ideas. end &owe wed circular ware.. The
merit Odom holltreaMMlP Is Mmo well knows to aired Outlaw
ea s ememputies. 11101111110 PllOOl, 1111 011111100 111111111.
newt Ibr mall taste. Meet & tNeratee's Plasm of Um old
u ptssisisou Ins ef & Co. 111r.W Wise eMe aims fair all
tie abase Pianesosee ollor thaw lower Uses any ether hoses.—
Sousa WaTloll' PLUM. reasslietered ittpreorty Ar Sin. bev •
inp vest power itifetMae sad elastelky M *orb 2111 Sneed•
way la Use latipet depot der ressical isiassaseuta w Mu coos
afibrdleip an ppetsalty ibt soleationa not be lied Ow
re
PIUS. 11 1111 1 , 11 Priem twee
;NW pyl7& very lannueset "any warranted es tie amber
SZL.ODIABS.
QOODM*S ISALDWUPIII Paint Oepa allelsaimm; wlta two
bawd moot ale porwhil Htearearrat. him hem
ta • I. D. &D. W. Sukidia eakeireaat4 netedeasa.
%Ara's arty' pled &dim. Dirsara's Harps. Rtuilass. V Was.
Dram lastramara• St, &a. Dialers 'sapient watt' flaw sail
Hallaawal at berry prim. per east alleareat to Qom-
Nes.
IIIIIIC•
This list bes MM prodests of Me pest ..esters M Mil
Me Awe cellateMbek Med is receiclag ememst
*datives by am smemive pabllestlea KIM claim sad let
pieces et dm by. tabus is Meek. sad Tembers of
flee WSM M 1 0 • 10011 P SIT pelliebed. or make Ansa..
Resew M eastiseed sopphes gi Mt. Weave rim imam. will
Mit te *Or Isierssi teer amnia Moir suedes. Mask
mat bro say part rime Usera ix Cumitt o pastawr bee.
AprO IWO WATIMUI.
rPMO!'!OMMI
VT's 4 sad IMO Illavelma. COWS la Maar als lad Nat
IN Ma Podia W.N. meet gabs. rat NA at *a
Jetrkry bore a T. 111. AUSTIV
Dia IP*. It MIL
Us sod
widl Midsow
nig ill =tdspn=
sod
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br i" Oreises. asi . lI I. = in =l ' M=
Cri me Ms al
T= •
OPP4,II6=Ms.BBI
MOBN Ogg bt Ws* WRIC
UO WIN&
S 101141141 M 1 =4 11. 1•Mt ilL 11" hie*
Plea sod soma% ilk ado ea ohit A Ml . b7
th• siA•vdpad• 24-19. km
Bute aid Sim
Apia we mesa to nennemoi rarsam.
Tet Cline 1111, *NW II Alba = u m dims
he IlleteAsMesed wee hee main
Lad peace bum k theme mesas/.
tat An d estekte with asallealas p l o w
egw y Warr noreleo nue,
Aad seiblvate It NOM kind, •
No settee mom a Ben* Wad
Threw hp the loon browner lasseeni, 4
A Ilene old mad tonstrerhatinatiored,
And earl Nola 11111111111114,1 We., -
Tea UMW the plane per'll Sod theme,
Wilma will wait ea roe With *mere,
AM Cotter's there to take year measure
ode Ile Chemplibleo—se mane? wine,
had seam al Swim Meek masher W.
Lad when he's burly same pear
Nell sate a boot that can't be beat.
He am& la verse no fluor et glory,
re cell bin Oaust. tell. the saw
Tame' moan with Menus* eineedi
rroteet with IMO your eadentamint.
Or If the Cohan Mawr Mee*.
neawsada_ mew %MON COIIIMIIIIOIII, asp
nftpuillolles harms with vesiatioes
Dissimilate in their relations;
II " I S:a Mast expectistiaws.
And
year laeliastioas.
Com email. IN seed yew wafters,
tad was ales pint et gialorss
All VW !mood a =r o t.
Of tenure has or neat,
illoreaso lkonases.Seellaws
Sc.. Masa o some Rum leather Up%
Pmeameed Wort with startler Ind. 111
- AEd some of the anent of Preach ti,l
l'ar Misses too with modest pride.
Malted She weal their diet ui hide.
la ranee colors. lee from harm.
Wltaoutsuppteaaisgewes • Clank.
We've Shoes which boys mid Girls seller
ad delnee of the was Iltst size.
The wads we've bad to corder made.
Desnpaed for oar speckle trade,
la ponderous piles approach oar noel,
la on heaps and seam as amen
Doubt scathe chastest pods are tame.
They open rich and even rare,
Sod Omagh oar speech may seem quite hand
Posen And the alit bas not bees Mad,
WI LOCIX dt NORTON,
!at, rev. tl6. 1814-41 No.IO Brown's aloe It.atau
BOOTS & SHOES
Although the "Brie war has ended,
And mare has to her throne asoonded,"
You'll Ind thpt rhyming without reason.
Is not bedtting any season;
To boast and want is not our part
And thus degrade the rhyming art
We only tell you what is tree
About the Arm of f;s. Dessau.
We lend the tuitions oil boast know
While others follow, sere but slow.
"Cottle tree, has left "Anemias"
, But still his place is well supplied
By one mare tasty and more neat.
Who'r always ready at his seat,
And when your feet to measure sits,
You may be ears he'll "give them ate
While mingling elegiac* with tree,
We know be cannot fall to please.
No more to Philadelphia go.
To Lynn, New York, or Buffalo
Nor yet to "Brown's Block number ten
To hod rAy Cotter left, or obeli,"
For Mew in Cheaptside, numbed. Ire,
You'll And an sour. busy hive
Of workmen skilled, of workmen neat
Who never fail to St the feet,
At letsure you our stock can Men
Of every quality and hue,
And gratify the ruling psamion,
Of "Away"' being in the fashion;
For When a pretty foot you view,
The reason is ('twixt me and yon,.
Not "in your eye" bra is the shoe
So neatly made by 8. Demean.
Hoping kind friends that we ma& dined.
In boots and shoes we'll set your plenums
s,nd though our measures UN in feet,
Your fast shall fall in meaurans,
Come on, we say, come one and all,
And give your friend Deveau a roll.
Brie, March 4, 11154--tf-42. S. DEVICAC.
41. w arrasgeseistl:
LrAVIIIII: secured the tiers ices of Mr. W. H Luce. a comp,-
/A tent areistant, wy Mkt is now constantly open for Wai
ner*. Patients front town or county waded upon at all Uwe..
without unnecessary delay, Poe preserving natural Teeth, the
best means known to the jongeggion wilt be used, as this Is the
true province of the dentist. Our rule is to etiract teeth only
when nothing better cambai r.o tone Lacel len Meddles are pro
cured for eonstrutting ArTook, which department we
will endeavor to introduce both skill and good taste. vice
Beatty 's Block, !forte side of the Park W E.. MAGILL
Flr le. FP4I IP, Ifi34-411. Dentist
Shad's ratoot Paper Tiler for roldoelPapors.
L-4vuiv pest having Notes. Receipts or other valuable Ps
per. whits& they drive to preserve, should procure some of
these Pdees, as they not only render them much more conveni
ent to handle, but %hot-freewill, bmieet them from dust .smoke,
ILe..keeping them le perfect cleanliness and order—merle na
no.. to order. from IS to Sill ler dozen, tit
TAN & M I lA.. Sole !lilEanntacturers
Km*, Monett 11. !Ail 41.
0 HERNE VATS— I tl .ores and sizes. made.. Mort ewe., at
Marra ii, 1444 TANNER & MAGILL'S
4TH 1 lit. "VI •IM s. by had at
Merrii 1.. 10C.4 1 IMN ER & 11.4G1W1 4 .
` , CIGAR Niil t.fIRP will .I,IP I 1) .11111iU111011414 by
March 14. 1e34. TANNED,! MAGILL.
ithITERN - PChIPS—Toe "-
PCAIPS—The iargest variety la town, Noe nu
ruei- and warrainett to draw at oauvally.
ovi (MGM h) TANNBK 4 MAGILL.
("ANAL 13 irtil prim re. cheater than ever at
(,) %area 11. lON I'ANNIIII 111141411L1-14.
Nityr u.ods I;3o.i:ea - direct frois PiiArw
be, sold low for ear&
Mare!' 4. 1844-12. JACKSON Ai SON._
tiff; sfr.LA w "Fur t: A LISA
INSV 1710! 001111r•AST.
qf Phrladelpera,/
Aat: 1101 or Own/0 , 2.0e5+. On the MURial D 141,41,111( tn. lit
•urea a itartte ',batten in the prollt•oftbeegnipa n).h.i,hon
beyuad the premuum paid.
Rieke Ryon the Late. andCanarinsurrOon the tithattaNhe - '
writ', Loosen will bellberally nd promptly adjuxteo.
I'lrert.ts ao serehandize. building. and other prOpmell 7, I
Of , 011111.11. fed a limited term permanewly
_ .
D I R E(TORP
J.: wean H. meat. James C Hand. E.danoni A. ved
Tbroptialu• Paul a, ne. JO.llll C. Dads li Joule* Brno%
Robert Burton John Garrett.. Joan B. Pea
HOW Craig. Samuel Edward, 4;poive alerrel
Henry Lawyer', David B Stare, Edward Darita
Glades Bette), Isaac R Davis, J.ll Johnson
William Folirel , William Hay, John 1 Kew, I
Dr c. Thunsa Dr R. 14 Huston. John Tel ter .Jr
*enter We In,
ote - nare N•wboyld, Pet. ,
irgAir atlOn ext. ..• loath
Kris.. ?eh. ,N. 1-44 - •
LAItD 1 )I1., by the (*reel or gailt .or a ;ier gas Lit
vale to-a t, by May tn. 11 -.4 .1. B "ItTO4
raking' *Axel •s
FOR SPRING TR AD •
VILT E are hovl reeeiv ng the Largess %Seek of Parry
be Oar *King' trasle •ver n•nre offered inUlls , ngrer.
stock embraces want
SOO D.Ng as( Qsahti•s.
nolo 0D4141011 IQ limit llma.)alp el • ni
push prices raiguoi. at confirm to flat I. ty ..fross 6 Clk:ft T• ,r I
per prove Also a .plead 41.0t1113.101., , It'pn,l(,
Cords lid Tassels. 1, arta la Pinar... Ike
HPlMekeelpeni ullO i DIMMS 131.1 pen el Ow, h.q...+ u• pf lOE
40U Id rid URI calalloth• our .tuork afar cachalot( cioehrber.
c),V
I 'i1.114.410P.
tile, Mardi 11. 1E34
is sere yen are fight. then Go Ahead,
f 8 asaysereld and
our spreog Steel. we take an eq4d on ut.sy 10 tie 0,,t•
lie and private. that wear 'MOIL and ,ntrod 10
u se a-Seed." The great mere"..• C. on. ~,d e ORM twelve
wanth.. Na. induced nut° t lac rot., •• • •• • .11er,...eha ft .
ef Geode. and we ea n now - .„...•• nri the
punt lenetaliv • that ire eake !urn , .1110 •Ls.•‘ •n1i1:1.
oar lineal better rate. Mae an: ',Ow • Pt
Attention is asked; 10 elalt1111( rM. -
no a dollar Permed '• Partwutnr.
tierce,. 1044. • . 4•K 1 , 4 .1 LI Llt
Omar sad Btu , 408.4.
CIONSTANTLY on laud. dare, ,r
limplarod or Bbl.. at New Yo.,
00040010 call as d exams* anomie•
gm. llama 11.1054_
15 011=t - Vrm r .=,.",P. - . 4 ";
from New INK priers at rrt PFC. I'l t t,RAV•S
1 00 lit:lri*itri:4l749(4:,4 r," •111,1
Nov •tt• ,i, F I. a 1, I 1'
eZt)l.l) ) I r,..,.1
•-. 1 In nlorrofV)l.l4 . 11 11)11.1 Hail No. it.
Ede. Jan. 14. l'.s4. :IS t
LIGIIT LIGHT: :-Campnene, Burn.nu Fnchd. carbon 00,
Lardalperm. Whale and Elephant 00. and .ipern3 and dhar
canines. Dee. 3d.-10. J. II 18111 TON 41,
Rate, rttl"ffierv 4 7l 4 2sle et..ii ;7.4..0
Oct.l
& HAY ZS.
0•11/1110•1131:1
WS win pay cash sad the Wpmt pew for corn deft wined a
J. B. 1118 ytk h. Co.. Man Factory on Ikb Wen.
i11t1.17.19 1 4• THUM Lii BAYS.
nilaidluiplela Go
'TVS tempts are ee headers das Nee d p ds.
ugs enactsle with
doge lit of NW Soo& direct Oen H. Colwell who is
sew is Fbtlsdslplla portilisaiag peas. The Ostaltei any st
esnsisiya. phew le bey goods sheep. saw Toth is umber*
easeesed with her. We we yeetdAr• the lhapises can sell pads
!hr ease as tow that ley owe that los the Out Onto w ip wall
and thenslehrei of the Int topeetme Dem't ail alas at
se. lime CADWIL ity. L a BIiIIiNIETT
Firrrorril
AVUY deaurable bare and 101, corner of etb aid Myrtle
Knew ono of the bra kwatleee la sawr city. Mae aoa
Pamela Imo above Illotaba wren. Also lo is *taw NMI above
Berate meet and I lot. on Sewafram siren. wOl be add eboie
and permbes wade obey A. WAS.
Myth 111. labt-41.
lisljTaleAll Maw% Maw Wades, Cleavers, Knives sad easele•
at the skew Hardware ware of kV I' US RMIV.D.
t witlFWgoost LAW of Verawat, as It wow squids,
wits an ks aweadiadats, le awe sutural dram lb* Wear
al Illafwe law, sad snit, as daft operate well Ibt tee suppress
*kw el Ur Walk. wkerawat psamptly Worded. Perms daft
warm la taw liquor Ilse earn tad at CUM A MALL, all Mad
qi Dm am Ale all Wise Tussahs,.
Dm, Wk. tt. MC U.
. i %MAT ankles. Time trite wit" to time Me lawn anew
s' nat. uld greatitt vat km. at low st OW . Teo& tad
c. =u Promiss. wilt =ft at ' T k 11110 TOSS.
Twee.V.& It
......
Sono listopiag &oda. --
JIB. BILL ICOBINBOI 6 CO.
at Anil Third Sinn nines Minn on .11,41 /114. PIO.
IC=V lawaintss will Wise foir
iniin on ant ..f l a t
161.1011.U10 GLAMiit MID
r.. Innen Mono Wan. 11. Won.
Munn oaoa, Mimi win.
Senna of •111 non. Osni k 0
W=B"a-air“. Onpet lirgatti",r
i 000 r" ml t i lattr ass T a i d at i lttair
Nodes ts firms sad earismar
Fi r m
is Willa law ineetwei dims ion ibe , .
r qrsiv i L l ed
sa gur i i hu t si lks•l~. •
s o r t swirls if
ilo MOWN aid le le ise la Os pes~ . g
I sm 90•••••• gt •••••64 NMI. Illieb MA Wan iltr-
Clal2 Aim sin belitells la 0, eel immillai
ANOW toionnend dinendly labstemody boa made by Or
ants, IM ts cowrie Aidisses. Ontestaptkie t Si auk's.
Ciodio. C.M. ant an eneodelats, hy_teedtcaied lobaistirsa -
Dr. CIIIIITISPS HYGLANA.nr 1/111 011.1 PIO *WOES), VA
PON tun CREDIT irrit(r, Is. uesseeinned the met woo
des firt ogres of Amino and Obsweasetton in tic City of New
York sad enmity lir a Ow womb. past. ever known Wawa ,
It isprodeeleg am imperious eie Lltreasesi rr( the I.r.rp lever
beim turbanned WAIN sodieol preressioa ass cortaleiwoo M
MOON Arms.)
ThelaboW is wore w tbe linen, seder tres Ham wittiest
the masa brecravee bac& the heat of tie body ',mug audinteot to
etraperaiddiellalde-sopplyleg doe lobos comma o f will heal
'Mud afreeettie raper. poofsi low sit the al r-eelle and mte
moseof the leap that ammo posondly he rimiched by any oißsp
seeder fist dem is • carrot
ANTUNA CCRED.
• 111100SLTM. IL Y . Dra..llool. with the tips years I have berm severely &dieted watt the
Amifthall ftir tW lam two years I here s aillered her.nd lit my
Pwwees of dowriptioe, rootlet at a Unit I have 'tot formable to
deep 4m a is. what rest 1 so m tasulue Illt teY chair -
My Orilealry bas tad, ,O so sorp, weer NS Fat at
times. diet kir beaus together my rite iis ealllesed each hour
Week be my last. Daring the past its 'ears I bore biotite etc ,
arid essosolosheo of sone of the most celebrate* physicists, but
helot received no peronismo hemellt. aed OM iltik triter. t M
kepi bad the pad Itortow• to peccere Dr. C u tup's ii)riens or
labalioll %mu Vapor sad Oben) 55 run. At the time lAm
obtateed it, I was sioWteri undo, owe of our non violent Rune as
awe wart is rest dillillell. #lllllOlll riallkilliba fur want °fleet*
le,lees (basses mimeses bum the (.tae I *poised the lutlaier 15
oor morsoew, and uses a aatiofte ante Caerry Syrup. f r
pakiii ,
tapa la age. it measure the dtellrulty ef befrattinll.
bad a weseintaltse earn. I save Warr C0M.11111114 II with y
plebtet poodle* helmet. and am now comparouvety nog' A;pd
nay know. the swoon of waling Ibt• tueo.t.llokaa relieved
Me Awe. No advice to the es Amos is,-T sr tr , t
~ MAIWAR ET 1.Aft , )14
OCINSUIIIPTION WILED
blaw-Yuaa. Dec irein, lan
I came so New Tort in the ship Teteerapti in i tunics o. t .
is St. Jobs, New Seesaw ick , whets I readied/Casa city. my
WWI* was MK, Pelf; beds very bad cough. ri• 4.044 dual
of
olive
wpm mete& was ft winorrty rlazed with o bed pots is
my left side. tied was eery wear. aud esiac ted bly r, lead,
mad paiyykiaa pi
my case Consupiption sat lsryoo•
the moth ef medium . 1 accidently Mmoil oi Ur turtii• Hy.
ram Vapor and etrery7 Syrup, sod obt;ed a Peebvitc. whits
' May believe was the means of say my life num, a ft er
weever , tp• fewer . I foetid it re f tae pressure oti my
illness sad after a will* the diocese Made its .bee ranee upot.
the surface umber the labeled I tont the Cheer/ Si rue as di
reuse, sad cesarean* to do ell. of y cough IlitdaddliY (rusher
better. untll it *swirly left me. Yld I now di:molder my eir cur
ed. I still wear the Ighaler. as the use of ato rather Mamie to,
sad helievliag It stlettthiini nig sad pur ifyllio 'to the luny. I feel
a swilling at resent to dimotense‘with tt J. din Vt trot)
bold by 10Y D it rActi. No 40 Coeliac* /VIM. C li -
11M42. corner of Jobe street Broadway. le Y. price 13 a.
N. t 4Kka
-Amy pens 140h:being 83 tu Boyd k raul. or Curt, s S
Patina, New Vont. wilt receive a portage contains a Witte a:
largyer Vaatat.o f ta4Cherry tbruyt , a art an tuhater. la a nest
hoz. blf dobrows any pert of the United State.. or four
'mimosa fee wer e , 1,41.
j a rTEI iIIBLIC. .
QUIP DITZAIi. haytog procured Ups peretete
la ea saporior teerinoas is the plsee of Mr. rAttet, teal
lereadder teolutafeetore more eiteualvely than ever. 4,11
kinds of celston work made to order. to the neatest tana
air and hittest style, and at the short , .t notice.
S DEV EAT:
ltrio, Ketch 4-42 No. .SN Cbeapeide, Erie. Pa.
_ - ._ .
New Spring' Goods.
HU day noeired by express new ..9 pn o g ety!es all
wookDe-Laleee, eottoo sad wool plain, and plaided
'De Waal, French, English zed American Gingham., la
test Spring style of pnota Ar.. Irish Linens, Bleached
shirdsies, which will be gold at pries that defy compete
ties. TIBBA LS A HATES.
Mareb,4, 1464-42. Nu. I, Brows. Block
. -- -
— t - EtALD DRUG STORE
To AU *Mom it sum Cleineerii.
%VIP Nanin P,
J w 1.1.1...4.4., trif 1
VI i•t • it, . • aw by
MPothairt•
.• a t4.•RV.N.
ll.ek
azalea:as tax•L•Aliv
• Woe Vietkod. '
WY wish to &dell* oar frteode and the pins generally tng,
we are marlog large additoot.tv oar rinnter stock. wh lc
will render It one of tbe noon complete and estenate" lo the
COY etry. Our hest mess ladle:MN! 11110 severe' depa RAMP MC inC*
Iselodes, among other*. the ON low 'no. y tt
illdeakrsosa, Moen Geocertee, Wrolew tutortear , Dv.
She" Ps.sts. Per} iptee.l ,
meia..r Arteries
Gar stock of Midwives Iv very tateurt. e, en, , Jrac,es nearly
arm ertdele, Clkarieal. Mineral and rhiIfIIIIICP.IIICC. m ure by
tbe Chdllebeol, lielereire.SOlLlSlCS.ll l ll4 1 hornpipe iau a, together
with a general eveorturent of Obaker iterbr and extracts In dr
Patent liedicene Department
°lulls% 1100eiteNne to enonserste. 'ma'am ing theme prehars
tighs that are reliable and truly valuable. the reputation of
which has become established by bears of expevenee, and theft
adaputt son to the Yarnussdistasenfor which - they are naeorhatand•
ed has became a Axed fact
~~~~
Ore orate Witt, selseetii, pore/booed ex( kept for owl: cal purpose.
awd Warranted la be as represented In the
Grocery Department
Wear not extensive, bat what we ha, t will alwev. be IJund .
of the ehotelbot tied heel. PetsObb parlirularly ear
whys eenhot fall being matted sw,kb out m o,i k on ji , fn the ,e
Of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
_dte.,
Our wick is very extensive, embrar not dilly a t..:1 and corr.
pi. .tort of material used In (tour, pi nn,oz. but rho every
variety of article reothred to Chao a.iil i oar asintivg, also.
for Portraits Laadoeopo, Illezzot.nto an l tn. vertoi.• kinds of
fancy Floating.
to WINDOW al...igss our stock to hecewar ri large, and a:
we are extensively:P*lprd lu the n,nn it.l . titre of IA
DOORS and ILl{,consequently arr atdige.t Lip keep on bang
at 111 (IMAM Roe haw teflon Hatred Isrus, utak. • erg as amortmesit
0(1.01 len than raft. sixes, 0( various nuaitttea gad browse,
Preach, English and At:seeker', amots loch 'are large and
double thick. walkable lbr Phou todou •. rase,. Pictoan,
Oosehes„Cars, Boma, Lanterns. kr , ace
AA to BRUBIIIII3. mica as Pa i nt %Vino , Wash TllllPer •
alsem,Booe. Clete to . rveryth.ng that tan
Ainland in We Verseas inpartinent• le h me yr
itid
Aid as to PESFIJIMEIY. i(oaps, t umh., Flair. !fro , )nel
Lomb Brookes. Pancy.Toilet, aril nliberlianto.l. articles .11
have suffie lent to meet the reassoinhie u •‘ss T. or to rr eat ire cote
trusnity
As to our ability to make such ..citscs a...110na the Latta
and views Moor customers. tooth in qua' .1.1 and price we leave
Oar chess to Meier. Fit we think Iltipiper some Twee
p mot to thlo Wasioem. with a refs& able nowettai a cash. en
11.11 %ill las liminess putelmaes in such a wanner as!to amours
on•frimids that we will in he undersold ht *Wilber 110411.1.11
Into Pit r ARTI.It a ISROTRE:it
Fries ABP . IS. Ige. • r:
"THOSE HAND CUFFS"
AVE arrived T--any are 1111116, ,ti
,S. ea .1 an la a
A aernaa4
63" "THOSE
to fit Imported explicably far &, ; row. of mrte Ine La
the.. F..peCi•llv art dee.red la Call art; rtaitt , art. at
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The business will be eoet,hue,', 11 , 11.1. same ~ a n•
See advert ieemeot. %1, J l I
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num. , of Lrddlll. KeulPf l I,fo•m in , people
'hal the' prepared W e1er , 414 ru• 14,. I a11t.1.1.. I
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wade , the ftann cs J li Ht R it. • A, •Inwolve
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trd Sant low will einniri
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a , I•I.TIVATOR TICIBTH:—The torm ul (sr.. te..th ve suet.
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that when our end.rs worn • Mr , a re , t . ".e4: tho•
Omni &MAI MN? al the eoMmOn teeth Pee Mints eau 0* re•
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good. For Malt abe ebeap lisrd.rs, • x.-r of
Erre. March 111,11114-41. 111.111; k REL
QUA! SILK • SILK • !--fait ROme. nomad an:
al Brocade Pollard. ehatarnble. wool. a nd pta.o
belfry will died Ulm they •an proem re jowl ha rite ,a
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Bands and Flounce...garb Ilandaer, ta, era. Callan. Cotter
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pai loOderibeflillft OM prepares! l to furn•sh date ousOiffosim
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thamelvas amid are w arrant mid to pe•ftwas Opt .
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a amplest ammonia. Colt sad see. z. , E.:20411TT aOO
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