climax , AkiaticA. ~
o r ctn.. THOM. W. BADGSJILNe
...0.
u, ,,, • laddiaor, Amities.
w Badger, who is among the
arrived here in the Louisiana, is
eiperinee as a sea captain, as
t he cite.e connection ill which his
~,,,i t he wreck brought him with
ri ~,d o fficent, to give a more aeon
it,:e account of the disaster than
1, dc a
ile , the
the annexed aved 'We
full and have ta
in
ken
tu n
triutt _
s i uesday, Bth September,
I,stas si
with wsw ship Empire City. Made I
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uo kiOtri On the evening of the
tw.l, ere! ippenrance of a gale •or
bi,,,t ,: i g oiug on course attd carry
' , ea,s The storm increased
ja b ( sod until Friday mornitig at
0 , ,y i p .till making fine weather
,ii her N urse At li o'clock, on
~,,d s the,Logine stopped, and on in'
b e eogille4r, he said it was caused by
id ., ~,t passiog the coal into the fire
~gluten[ rapidity to keep the steam
~,krs and stewards were then called
or d ow n to assist in passing coal.—
i l es gise -topped, the ship fell off in the
ibe , Ael, and was at the mercy of the
$e pum p s worked by the engine, and
' e the main dependence for keeping the
~A water, were also rendered useless.
, D e nee, r made. but.one or two roan
er IblA I called the attention of the
the fact that the water was gaining,
H it the ship forcing it in through the
' Iw o:, and proposed and did organise a
, i ,‘„ag. The deck:pumps proking on
kqat of order ; bailing was the only
e,
0
ta r t o ester had risen high enough
A cht , mo ires, and the men employes
bale ind eornemom were driven out
mod hot witerlir?There was no lon
again getting the machinery in
The a rivivel leak was found to be
, and at the lower lee dead
em h,pwi , stlll staunch and sound,
ta g tb, bottom at all, and would
, 0 0 ,1 danger if her machinery and
ten kept going
eoek on Friday afternoon I anis
and putting to work bailing
bid out, T possible, the engine-room
r The passengers joined willingly
st:y in this effort, An attempt was
rl. 4 c :team on the donkey engine tto
.hip out, using the berths and other
if the ship for fuel, but the engine
work, from what cause was not known.
'clock, after consulting with Capt.
I uststed in cutting away the foremast,
,t.tast relieved the ship The ship
dealy ell whilst the machinery was
but ehe was to the trough of the sea,
ry :arches to leeward.
lock on Friday, we rigged a drag (a
victor lambed to it,) and paid it out
the hope of bringing her to the
4Ld ;ttle or no effect. From 4
in iv evening we kept the wwier
I min working with spirit and vigor
t 4 :tolock uti Saturday morning the
tut OU U 4, u the men were fatigued
by lueemant labor and exposure to
At 4 o'clock the gale somewhat
a heavy sea continued, the water
nearly up to the second cabin floor_
ght on Saturday morning, however,
k bold again with renewed vigor to
tp The water was thus again kept
hour ur two more, during which
otre,, were set, and a vigilant look
, qt,. The ladies were even anxious
,utAtoug, and cheered us Up in our
-,autss in these trying times
x o near attempt was made to raise
I,liltiy boiler so as to' work the
pothe attempt again failed, and
mitt from that, quarter was abau-
k on Satnrilay 'morning, the two
rt I the severity of their labor, nod
ants e mime:wet! to gain on u+, but
sl—ttll continued. At half past 1
h..ve in sight, to the windward,
i...; b. the Marine, of Boston At
r ended to at leeward of ship, when
~,wered, bailing still going on In
t,,ats two were stove by the heavy
prevailed, which left only three,
them in a bad condition. By 5
weceeded in putting on board the
!ti..'w Knell and children, twenty•siz
luring which the male passengers' .
.tinued at their work The boats
..rry more than five or six, owing to
, and they made several trips to and
nine When the boat that took the
the lathes came alongside, the chief
.roped in the boat, and was followed
other gentlemen Two other boats
de afterwards; when there was a
p in them by the male passengers,
at danger By this time the brig
a lung way to leeward, which made
the boats long, and by this time it
that the boats did not again return.
hitt, a vessel, beleived tti be the
' -iga, of New York, ran down
is We bailed and told him that
%waking condition, asking him to
k;i sight, which he promised to do.—
the meantime continued tu pro
tie water had by this time raised half
lower cabin, and was rapidly gaining
here was, however, no cessation of the
Pi Ale hour before the rhip sank, when
f keeping her afloat until daylight was
• This war about seven o'clock on
evunag
iowever, mentian that two hours
Ad a conversation with Captain
) after consultation agreed with me
clst go down, but it was still ad
'P tt up as long as possible, and we
known the result of our conversa•
Bed all hands to 'mewed effort.—
'don requested that the second di
• tier, and myself should remain with
preSsed his tletorininatton not to leave
Ile there was a soul on board, but
to until he sunk from under kiim•—
. et was his family— an d be died like
- oti Saturday night, the..water was
• if the dining saloon, and ail then
calmly to devise means, each for
ty A half hour previoua to the
there were two lights seen some
the leeward, supposed to be the brig
the that spoke us an hour
°hi, but having a fresh breese and
were unable to work up to the
of an hour before the steamer sank
fiats hailed us, and a voice cried that
' ALOVe and he could not take any one
This boat was endeavoring to return
but was disabled. It was
l aTregsion on board both the brig
,oriner that the steamer would be able
until morning hence they probably
as near us during the night as they
4 ° l /e Indeed it was the opinion of
Ard that we would hold up all night,
t think that she would go down be•
'filmes of '• o'clock Captain Hespdon
91 On the wheelhouses with his stioond
• fired rockets downward, - the usual
th '' brig and schooner that we were
t' l4 !) . Thai was a tearful moment,
tut,. 1,,a al•v to the ladies on board
auderstood the srgnal, all of
ku , baod a or friends on board.
(cured a board six feet long and six
• tearto g it off the front of a berth,
1 P"g1t100 00 the taffrail, and held-on
Stauncheoa At that time
Ivo or three hundred on therinarter
;Awaiting the final in/6111g•
There was two seas swept ever the desk about
this time, the last one sweeping nearly all the
passengers on the main. desk into tie sea. The
obi, immediately after, at I o'eloek on Saturday
evening, sank, going down st as angle of 45
degrees, stern foremost. The suction of the ship
drew the passengers under water for some dis
tance, and threw theca in a mass together.—
When they reached the surface the struggle for
life was intense, with tries and shrieks for help,
*noble
from thodrunable to swim. Many
*nable to swim clung to those who.oeuld, or laid
'bold of the larger pieces of the wreck, which
were soon swamped. In ten minutes; not less
probably than three hundred bad sank to rite
no more, whilst myself sad °there who bad sue
eeeded in holding on to some means of support
were scattered over the dark and dreary ocean,
floating off with the tide. There was a large
number of the passengers had bags of gold dust,
and some doubtless perished in.tbi r efforts to
save it. I may also here add that from fifty to
sixty of the passengers she' .c.,lves up in
their state rooms in despair, sell sank with the
ship.
Those who had succeeded iikkeeping them
wives afloat, soon scatt4nad over the surface of
the ocean for a distance of about a mile. One
hour after ship sank ‘I saw a light at the leeward,
which' was seen by most of those rescued, sup.
posed to be ;bat of the sobooner Sovereign, but
it soon disappeared. We knew that the ships
to leeward could not reach us, and turned our
gale in the opposite direction.
At 1 o'clock on Sunday morale; we saw ap
proaching us, under full sail, with a strong
brecse, the Norwegian bark Ellen ; ran into our
midst, and those on watch were astounded with
the cry of human beings. Captain Johnson, the
commander, immediately hove his vessel to,
under short sail, and commenced to rescue us.
The steamer at this time had been down over
live hours He launched hist boat, and threw
out ropes and buoys, and done everything that
good seamanship and a humane heart could die ,
tate to save u many as possible. I was the
fourth one rescust and witnessed the noble ex
ertioos of himself and crew abroughout the night
He continued his search among the drift wood,
tanking backward and forward, up to 12 o'clock
on Sudday, but did not find any one after 9
o'clock in the morning, and consequently relin
quished the search at noon.
On the morning of Sunday the brig Marine
was out of sight, and the schooner was some six
miles to leeward, and appeared to be laying to,
but soon bore away on her course, doubtless being
satisfied th At it was impossible to reach as, also
seeing the bark backing and filling to windward.
The same day, at two o'olock, we spoke the
bark Saxony, bound to Savannah; she reported
seeing a brig with a number of ladies on board
(supposed to be Marine) under full sail steering
North.
We here away with a fair wind for Norfolk as
the nearest port., and arrived off Cape Henry o ,
Thursday evening, five of us reaching Norfolk i it
a pilot boat at daylight on Friday morning, w)nch
we had chartered for that purpose.
THE NUMBER
`passengers
The whole number of passengers and crew
saved, so far as known, is u follows ;
By the Willi Etaaoay at Havana, 5
By the Btleo at Norfolk, 44
By the Marine at Norfolk. 100
To tal
The number of passengers and crew pa board
at the time of the wreck may be estimated from
theiJollowing statement. When the Central
America reached Havana she reported as follows
at the office of the Captain General
Number of passengers 492
Number of ere* 101
EEO
Of the paaiengers, six ware landed at Havana,
and twenty ifive were probably transferred to
Philadelphia, leaving on board 562 persons.—
Subtracting 149, the number saved, we learn
that 413 are still missing.
(From the N. Y. Times, of 2 1 .0 21 )
ETATILIdIENT OP Ml 4. P. E. HAWLEY
Mrs. Frederick 8. Hawley is • daughter of
Charles De Forest, of Bridgeport, Cone. Her
hu-4baud is among tit._ lost She has with her
two children, an infant of five months, and
another two years old, both boys. With most
of the other ladies she went to the Metropolitan
Hotel. Her earauve of the exciting scenes
through which she has passed is very direct and
intelligible. She says : "After the first excite
ment Caused by the news that the steamer bad
sprung a leak, the women were very calm and
did all they could to encourage the men in bail.
ing. I saw no weeping until next day, when the
cry of "Sail, hO !" was heard. Our feelings of
jay at the prospect of deliverance then overcome
us, and many wept, but they were tears of joy.
Then, spin, word came that there w'as no sail
in sight, and that the report was only started to
inspire the crew sod passengers with new cour
age.
The men had become very much exhausted by
constant bailing, and having very little to eat,
many of them gave over and hid themselves in
the stateirouin and looked the doors. Others got
liquor sod drank it until stnpifted, and all care
for life had vanished. The last attempt : to set a
regular table was on Monday, at noon, 'but the
vessel rolled so no one could come to the table
orOit. While we were attempting to eat, the
captain's boy rushed into the cabin and cried
put, l "All hands down' below to bail !" This
was \the first intimation we hid that the vessel
was eaking. Mr. Howe was at the 'table, and
at th l e instant the order came be pulled off his
coat and went to work. A rope was needed,
and my husband went acid found one in our state
room.
The grating over the forward hatchway in the
saloon was taken off, bjckets were procured, and
all went eagerly to work passing up water. My
husband told me the , water was up to the knees
of the men. I did not look down until Saturday
Morning ; I was very sick ; the, water was then
nearly up to the floor of the woad cabin. The
ladies continued to encotrage the men through
out the night of Friday, saying to them "It is
only another bog to daylight or to sunrise," as
the case might be ; but in spite of all entreaties
some gave out and went to bed. During the
night they came down and carried away blankets
to stop the leaks about the Oak Matters grew
worse until noon, when we were told the women
and children would be sent on board the brig.—
Just as we were about to leave to go in the bait,
I asked my husband if be would not go with us;
had been very ill for several days, and told him
I should need assistance with the children; he
went and took his money out of his trunk, but
made no reply as to whether he would scooto
paoy me. My husband took the infant, and
Mr. Bokee the °Wept child, and we went on
deck I looked to see where the vessel was we
were going to, and she seemed to be about s mile
and a halt away. We left the steamer by the
second boat, in company with Mrs. Easton Mrs.
Badger,Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. McNeil, Miss Wini
fred Falon Mrs. Thayer:a nurse (Susan), and
Miss Smith. The last J sew of my husband he
stood on the wheel-bones and kissed his band to
me as the bbst pulled away from the ship.—
There were live men in charge of the boat, four
at the oars, and one steering. Three beam had
been stove alongside the ship, I was told, before
they succeeded in getting any of the passengers
safely away ; the see was so rough, and the boats
tossed about, and thrown with such violence
against the steamer, it was with the greatest dif•
faulty we ooald be placed in the boat. We
were all lowered down the vessel's side by a stoat
rope, in which a noose or bowling was made; we
sat in the noose , and held on by our.bands.—
Mrs Badger, Mrs. i Thayer' and Mrs. McNeil
mild not reach the boat at the proper instant,
and were immersed in the sea, but they were all
soon hauled 6a board the boat. They were mob
frighteoed, but remained very calm.
The little children were passed down, the
officer lowering them by their arse, until, the
boat swung nodeneeath, and they meld be aught
hold of by the boatmen. Is was frightful to see
these
,beipless little Ones, held by their tiny arms
above the waves. My babe was nearly 110110ther
ed by the flying spray, as they were obliged to
hold him a long time before be could be . reaehed
by the boatmen; .but when I pressed him aloe
more t t my bosom, and coveted him with may
shawl, he soon fell asleep. Tbit,ebildren did sot
cry, except when the salt water Came over =cad
flew in their faces. We were all without cloth
ing ur bonnets, except the thin dresses we bad
on. I took nothing with Use, except a heavy
shawl and my watch Some of the ehildran also,
were without clothing or shoes and stockings
Captain lierndou, and Mr Hall, the purser, '
were active in directing about geting the women
and childreu kite the boats, sad wile° our boat
IMP full I heard Mr, Hull give the order for the
boat to shove off Captain Herndoo, aftbe lame
instant, said to the boatmen, "Tell the captain
of the brig, for Heaven's sake, to lay by us all
night." The brig bad drifted far away from us,
and we were halt an hour in getting to her
She was deeply loaded, cud rolled badly, her
bulwarks were nearly .level with the boat when
it was lifted by the sea,and great care was neeeesary
in going alongside, to keep the host from being
swamped. Capt Burt and mate, stood with
open arms and a willing heart to receive us; a
rope was thrown, and in another moment the
children were being passed out. Capt. B. took
my little Willy, and the mate reoeived DeForest,
playfully saying, as he passed him over the side,
"He is all gold " My heart was lighter when
1 saw my children safely uu board the brig. All
the lathe- were then posed out, and the boat
immediately returned to the steamer. We found
tin board the vessel sit or seven passengers who
bad come away iu the first boat, and one of the
deck hoods who raueed to return to the steamer;
he was au oarsman; I did not know his name.
We were immediately placed in the cabin, where
we were made as comfortable as the circumstances ,
would - -11 .horonetile
od Ly
boa' d
and Lai
draw. rs,
won mad
!lothiw
and hi
and ge
suffeii
came,
loads;
121:12
acid, 1
Captai
when
braided
four ii
the b t
elouth ,
like a
A.tytitglit came od, and the last or fourth boat
loasl"arrived, we began to despair for the safety
of/ our husbands who were yet on board. It was
%ow after dark, sod the wen refused to return
to the ship,twe had-seen a schooner run down
and heave to near the steamer, shortly before.,
and our hopes again revived for those on board
the steamer. Night soon hid ber from our view,
however, and it was the that we saw of the doom.
ed vessel At daylight nn Sunday morning she
had -disappeared and with Ler all hope for the
hundreds of her passengers, and the dear friends
from we had !muted the day before with such
confident hope s . The brig remained until after-
noon, and then we steered for Norfolk .
SECOND
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
THAT REP MARK
IMMENSE REDUCTION
rs ♦l L LINP• Or
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Now Is TnE TIME! !!
Silks, Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols, Barnes,
Tisanes, Lawns, Challais, Challai D'Lainea
Gingham, Prints, Brilliants, &c., mark
ed down to half their value.
nom ~An.lr el 17. - .111 =1 So v. 71r,
Super
Stella "
FNIA
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Ville !AIMS
t )nrandas
We ha% r ou.sr dkr,t tly uuder the original pries
in ',lain
151111111311111 g
And our custom,, c_in tor themselves that the reduction Ls
real.
600 h... Itrytt I atht • rrolto tn•rke.t dayru from 12c to We,
300 " lue to
MEI
Amon/ the .More num.,ll;..tvdt gill! le found some of the best
Weeeinetss and (70 , 111+11"oo oak.-.,.h00k cannot be 1.11.911111. ed
IN STYLE AND QUALITY.
ONE THOCSAND JACoNET AND .WI,SS COLLAR:a, iniilwilag
evert. style...l rice, MARKED DOWN TO HALF THE COST
OF tmroßTAiioN
We usurp our Lunn" . patrons that 1/111. .111 6e the rested In
dueeinent ever .Mend in [lnm etty, and lb., can rcpt upon getting
" dn wes,"—such a• they haye tarn unaccustomed to.
Great Bargains in Bleached Goods and Do
mestics.
SZAittlar44 ♦-4 Lon.t.a.Lairleached Sheeting* marked 41M11 from
12c to 10c,
1500 yards i• 8 : 4 M...units marked down from 10c to
10Uu •• Boston - •• at
Remember the RED MARK,
FOR IT II 4 . BEEN SPREAD ON
.IPPL. CM) X C3-2017/1/5.7r-ilr
REGARDLE , Ss' OF COST! !
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FRIEKDS, tNO JUNIF )"'lt Yrtrft , T.l.V F: 4
Er* Autu•t T 2. 1417 'MORALS, HAYRA k CO.
LUDLOWS
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Few sale, W 4 hnksale sod it.sall, kv
Erie, Ater. 1857.-16
HAnt BRI'Sli ON, or all quainter .od Loxes. at No. 10 Rood
House ri,A - itx k BALDWIN.
Emsxmes or J t :WA IC a GI ?Ai il l it,Taritintitia 0a
....4,1 f, k r thor wfrotortra of the barrio which UV COMUDOIII
to thr suarawr, for war •t tin S. Herd Hnuar. by_
840. 12
Cl.llll‘ k BALDWIN.
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10 opt. of t Imam tamed tppl• Pomo may to bad a*
sop'. 13. 1457 rtg.l,lD:w4 HARDIWAR/S nom:
• - -rve your
LIBOIRED OIL, prepared ln.the beet Donner and ;ins
to dry well, eau alerayr he had n(
rapt. 12.
41/116 ROB OA INTIN43.—The brit breed. of this raperlor
1 . 4 Nut eaa be had of
CARTER 4 BRO.
ITS I.IUP aod all Undo of l'aiata, to be had at the
W
dare of
Sept. It. CARTER lc BRO.
TIIMETARR YOR LPY 1 NIII.---11.1.1er of the eery beet qualtiy
to be bad at the xtor, of
Sept. 12.
t. CL L AAAIP u( .tuultty sad bract. , ut
AUK it BALDWIN'S,
rio, Sopt. 16-.7 No. 6 And Haut&
I ACKsuirti.......ut..f 044/OWS, fteemp.,
ea. *ere' , P4,141%1P. Atta.itt, Denis, low,
“.4 4 uarriai• skimp $ eo , tileetat emu ~ do
ovil to AU fto un, am they ore hmthii "ell e Ult.
ciumpoiL BARViY k
Aug. sa No. 4, Rent Hour.
S. Cha In l'ortimaa Pima d Et iv County.,
vs
James W diauq Vaud. Cs. lie. 112, Austad Term, 1107.
"Ailed sow to wit geld 5 1e57 li. tirsot, Km. appoilited &ed
itor, to distribute. the stormy made oa thli mit Per Carlene"
4 1 0. 111iersesse Isherwood will plow tate iodise that 'the MAO
will attend to the do Om a( hie appointment, at ids iambi
the sit) of Eria, on Uwe :Nth der of deptembar 1667, at o'clock
P Y. BENJAISL'i GRANT, Asiltliar.
Erie, Seidl 9. 1957.-111
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It It. to 7 15 to it , : 3 1 41 to 14,
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3. H. Warner & Co
First in the Field with the
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STOCK OP
D rir GOODS!
Ev- offered to the people of Noilwestern
Pennsylvania.
Our counters groan under the accumulated
weight of this
Truly Mammoth Stook I
COMPRI/IMO °V IA
*50,000 Worth
OF DIMIRABLE GOODS
MO MI GIVEN AWAY
For Cash, cheaper than Cheapest.
IN OUR SPLENDID
SILK ROOK
Will be found a choice and varied assort-
meat of
Silk Robes;
Rioh &Oen Silks,
China Silks,
Plaid Silk.,
' Plain Taffeta Silks,
Black Gro de Rhine,
Lusterine,
Valores de Rsperino
and Striped Silks,
Poplins, &e., iko., Le. •
Rich de Lain Robes, all wool 1)e Loins,
dec. Wool Long shawls, entirely new
styles, Cashmeres, Thibet, Stella
and Plush Shawls; Stella and
Cheneille Scarfs.
Cloth Talmas, Circulars, Dusters, &c.
From $1.40 to 1111411,
$3OOO Worth lifimbrodiertes
onsisting of Cellars and Sleeves, Mar
seillaise, Cambric, Muslin and Lace
setts from 75 cents to $25
INFANT'S WAISTS,
Cambria anti Muslin Eddins,
Bands and Flouncing, Black Crape setts,
Crape Vail Illusion Capes, &c.
Guipure., Royal tioniton, and Real Thread
Laces, Fringes, Dress Buttons and
Trimmings,
S :- :p,) A 'i
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DOMESTIC GOODS
We offer the best selection from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Hartford
NAILXITS
Prints from 4 coals to 50 cents per yard.
Brown and Bleached
SHEETINGS & SHIRTING,S;
From 3.4 to 3 Yards wide, ia quantities to
large for advertlsetaent,
UNSURPASSED iN • QUALITY,
And at the LOWEST possible prices
ftlf-0 1 P ;11l =7.31 :=5-C-4-7-11
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Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
Three Ply, Ingrain and Rug Carpets, Bros
opens, Venetian and Ingrain Stair
C4rPetal
Oil akrtlis, Rope Xenia., Matti,
Velvet Rugs, &c., &c.
igOetißis of qii
• 1 • i i .- ~ i _ •. •• 4
In short everything in the Dry Goods
bee may be found at Institution, the
Original Empire, end • ly invite
the public to calf and satisfy themselves,
GOODS ALWAYS FREELY SHOWN.
a. IL WAIIIVIR !Ow
bieSept is IMr.
aft!' I 11.111 P ! I—Coaelatistadr Lys,' a ifba. 1101
.0 tea[ Be* w dumped *I wan albre, bet iv.
ativad et Ka 14•4 Hama, by
lb4a, Agra. I$ Ilir. CLANS k
Itip isiaL 7b.liiiet Cooks, inarerip e -
Bloc CLUCK 'BALDWIN.
Mt Cdr'
SSW AItRAINGEMEEN'T.
JJ. L VIM has marl Mr. MANIA Rados with haw to
.tio Book sad ItWiener, Hastagea aadjosaso Lamar
id baler le oar atlY hither lidiociamsts Nedieg suite.
Partloalar atisatioa Issallaila their amo gloat sentring dilly:—
All Lige Voiding stigaird Worts kept agailaa=imod. sad best
saisainsmaissa lboots pessariol se mos rpa
&lasi Saab Ornery Mad sad for noon locality la tan supply
and tog galas! Wagst gash prim..
11 0 11 0 1 1 t! laic! Tarioly. raolagar, LAW, UAW
Plats gad rug pou, , Envelopes, and Staab Gooks or ows.7
dosswiptiosi. sad ovary aas gist In t h e Moe. Call gad gag. No
aggia.tor 'bowing Goods.
fittd. 12. M.
NOW Arrangements.
J.
meuArnisiest, having pareltaaed the hin irI.FL
gj Clark, of the late firm of Clark McCarter, In the Onwort
and . Provisloo Bolentai, the Balsam* will bereatter he enntomod
by him at the old eland where he will he reedy and willing to wait
on all the old Cu/demon' of the tenpin"' and will Mr pleased to
ae mull new oaaa u will favor him with a rail
ler* Jima 111, 1967.
so. i. O. ii Nino 160 retol6l4lllo Oristostiod Jlowisty Mosnli,o..
midi noinhiiied Wooer apa Jesopers.
HRVINti ehteaeed the 04 , MbeY I ran .apply ths I. •rmi ttr
Community with these ilinchtt. I. at lisnufacturs Prirro ..j.
ding transportation pisisa• emit itti.l I. tarni.. ' , ample. /heti., .t
No. S liotaill Mock., Awls. st.
DISOOVerY.
DACH.P4 AINSKICAIV COMM'MIND, me tolitlitt.i.•
13 dr foe Scrofula, Cower, Climate Ithemstatism, eotommotion,
sod al diseases arising from an impure stole of the 1114wel. This
is a NEW VItaNTABLIS DlSCiitigßY, sod is uopeiier to any °th
at Iledtelise ever beasie offered to the public. Price II per hottle
bold °air at No. b , Reed limos, er
June 1811. CLARK St -NALIIvriN.
_ _
• LATE ARRIVAL,
G 1411011111, 4 aeaezeleg ebolesseriek Bold fad 4 11 v,
Watetiefk NW sad Plumed Map sad *ILL Fine
Quesio tar drop. , mud es, Breech Immeshed Peeing Se Gehl Studs
and Shave *.` masa Thambies, Bracelets. Bold and other
repectsclea, Silver spoons, Ladies Cupsl nuts, sad • thee variety
and beautiful Styles of Plated Cake Baskets, Casinos, Tea Netts,
Consmanies Fernier*, both eked and BrOtania; LeckingGlamme
sod Clocks In sbeedanee Ladys Betieeleetiani hags and rariety of
Fancy articles that sanaet lis canasetsted convetesidy in lids
Notice.
Ida, July 111, 1567. CALL AND SET.
Can? 80AP.-14 made withll very little labor by Wag the
CONCENTRATED LYE, Ye be Led at the More of
&le, Jaw la, MT. CARTER & BRO.
Gen • of the Bar I"
ray Fourth and Ittryttod settkinu of Dnahnes Book of Forms,
itainiag over two *mond *AI &ort i retke. Alms moot
K & Boo'. Pftblinktioni cmo IN T bed N" Boos Store--
Call and MM. &i., Aug. 1167.
A • FL
• •
LT inns,voli7 Mt/sabres° rim Arnibi: !a oao shoot of
which is auSeint 19 killtivqoart. Prim 41.1 coda 9, sheot, to
had at ohs •toto of
Er* A . . U / 1 / 4 lift. CAIII2 k HMO.
..,___
PARK ROW BOOK STORE.
L
A =MD PHYSICIAX.
73 TRAM OP AGO.
Obese 6111141 of las hove nearly not oat, discovered while in
thee East lodtosoi certain cure tor Coorensption, Asthma., Won
chitte,Ceeeples, Colds, sod Cleeeral Debility. The remedy was
by him whoa his only child, • 'lsOrr, ree=enzs
to Oa as hot howl of tbe wemol resto
breallep rt . ; of senile from the Suit India Hemp,
and the ticeerred to lila that be ;sight make • remedy
for Mocha:- H. studied hard and eseeeeded in realising his wish
es. Rim ebild eras oared, sad is sow save mho well. He Wisdom
adsalntseered the wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers In ill
ports of the wtrld, sad ho has never failed in waking them eons
plebsly healthy mad happy. Pistils" bq do es math pod as pos.
owe, 119 win mod to each of his Watched fallow-briop as request
it, this recipe, with fall and explicit directions for making it
up, and suotessfully aging It. ite requires tomb applicant to
melons Min oaf ehillintr—three costs to be returned as post
ap on the reel" and ttw remainder to be applied to the pay
ment of this adreftfosnwnt.
Address.' fl r Ff. JAMES, He 19 Greed street,
We. Ps- Pvt. up. -19.1m. Jam City, ey /J. J.
vitikii -- bO:4 it4BIKKIM
Iva. Sept. 11
C 411 1 111 2 !tAt end oh of Tin.
'prirliiffilii fly p _ Brie vitroU, Copprrae, Alum
1 and ati kind. of Bye Staffs rat the b..t quality to be had at
Maters of
Sept. It _ _ CARTER It RHO.
__
B
vritai irk Blackberry Hood! Mater B raady, Wild Cherry Sßrandy, Laminator Brandy, Catawba Brandy, Holland Ole,
Loudon Purtar ;NA ap Ia bottles, just reentred sad liar sale at the
cheap Drag Store of CLARK At BACDWIV,
Erik, Sept. /it. 11157. No. 5 Rand Boast.
Erna 1115 01111111111117.
H A IL rilfrrettinderneehtts tereat k
Jast a t t eef : ia j the Grocery tal:trYtrte
vision basinem, the badness will hereafter be cooducted by me at
the old stank No. 2, WRIGHT'S BLOCK, whore I will endeavor
to be gonad at all thine may and willing to @apply the wants of
those of my friends, and the patine, who will Ihwor sae with a call,
and Will at all Shwa Wk.*. Ott bud Pagan 01110C1111.11M,
which I will tell ler Cash or exchange for Produce at the lowest
?doe. FLOUR, FISH, SALT, PORK, HAYS, CHEESE, kr., tad,
in fact, almost every thing in the Grocery lice will be found at N.
Wrinht's Sleek, State street .
jar N. B.—All geode delivered free-of charge, at ill times,
gathin the city Unite.
August it, 11107.
T _
ax B•llu will ro up Ix • 5/w day& Cal
oe
SCOPE at tbe gore at
•
July 25, 11157.-1 l
WRAPPING PAPER.
= AS !AIX ROW BOOK Illjon.
ALANA assertneent toll froth arrival of shon e kinds and
quality, at prices tat Woo an thing ever beam 01. Cali
cad 111311Z1i0a atoek and pion lmtaad of patrontztrig Pstnars
Also, a Imp stock of lithographic Pictures, painted and un•
painkad, all slots and style, last saestived by
listi, Agee 1, 1887. J. .1 LINTS
Wta.Low and SPLINT BASKETS, Pt
Aagnst 8. . f NSTICITS.
S Turrt4 and 110LASSF.S, a mat &Miele, at
Angus S. JUSTICF..%4
_
0,14 tace and Fresh, at
, August a. JUSTICE'S
H
MACILKILISL.ONITISH and WHITS FISH, at
August S. J USTI(' F. 4
SLT,Coarse sad Pk" at
August 8. JUSTICE'S.
FNKE. ROASTED,GiI—
etOKb cad - 01ULEN -at -
S.
xj Avarua 8. JUSTICE'
MIOCiESTIS, PAILS , T......... fit.at
and CHURNS
August 11. It'STICIN
CI LOUS, Di Barrel, Bag or Pound, at
r Awist • SUS7Ir rs
C~PiTR OMB, CURRANTS andPlif - NES --
--- st
August IL JUSTICV:I
rrEAllt s4toportor artlet, to b. found art
Au g uit I. JUSTWE's.
ukilifteD auy at
August 6. Jcsriginc
MA:PORTANT TO BIILLDEREI.
• *340,00. FICHT FIRM MIND For 14.10 at
CARTEL A MALLERY'S STEAM PLANING MILL
Also • tarp Stock of
r - P'r!ti-rW 7 'rr‘Ntwn
OF •LL [MIL
SIDING DOORS, WINDOWS, VIANDS, WINDOW
'
FRA WES, DOOR FRAMES. MOUL-
D :NGS, SHINGLES AND
LATH.
c as ep a :3 for, Lumber.
Erie, August 4, 167
00 To soluimrtriZws
DAGUERREAN GALLZEY,
FOR TOUR
MMl ' 7Trrt i. r7rirri i = l. r7l
MINIATURES OF ALL KINDS!
OVER AUSTIN'S JEWELRY STORE.
IN TAM NZ IP BLOC[, PfORTP/W11:97 eORNER or TIM PA RC
Cr* Pi.., July U. P 457 -4.
-WinNiti. ----- -
T PST received and for sale at the Park Hall Music Mtn, :
ell Coating Oat Welts, dedicated to the Ladies of Rm., ettv, , by
Wm. Willing.
CbspM or Pearls %A... 7
12 al melodies tor young amateurs.
[WNW—For thee I left my oath. hots.
Ood mare the Colon et the Sham.
Little Nelks roue home.
Pribmis we momp-Ajousestia.
So*. of those whom ereamied hearts.' •
Dosttli coy brat.
Stars of the summer night—Serrnads.
Sweet memories *Mr.
The falling tide upon tb. beach. •
, The New Merits bells.
The heart, the heart.
Lovely saktiows. ,
Nooolight-4termisile. /
i
Bury me in the Houti, mother.
Bishop's Serenade. •.
Prom lb. close shut windows. -
Street Mary Gray.
SOW/ 0041 41 InVll. ,
Erie, July 11. 101S7. WILLI slit wii.t.iva.
WHIU LEAD!
100 key Niagara Pore 10 key Atlantir Par
$0 Sauterne* " 60 Plater
40 New York " la store and for sale.
STEWART k SlNel
Erie, July 8, 1857 Coroer State and .w.coth
Wholes ouse
7 BOXIIILLL BLOCK, STATE ST .,
mow Clawfweire Old drawl, antipart awe* the
Poet Office
w t tsge town art reepeetfulty to WI the attention at Bum,
TV to our very lame and duiely issliseted Stack of
In 7' AND DRY GROCERIES,
met for CASH, from ant Mande, (or the JohLin g Trade in thi.
Cle ltellertn g that we MA offer inducements equal to any House in
the Trade, we Invite von %LI to call and examine nor stock and
pricew Mare are numerous entries to our line or "1.-ahan' and
Western production, wideh emits lest here than In Kasten' markets.
It is otirtroie then that we eau supply the purchasers of
ASSORTED STOCKS OF GROCERIES,
at this point, at less pried than they Call be allasitiesi from Eastern
cities
SABVVwee h.me saves time, SIAYZIA travelling experts.,
r nisersat and insunusee, MAV R nesessity of Large stodkil
sea largebabititian, &AVM leakags, *aide and depreeiatkm SAFICR
weintilsos delays aad hassards atriums, atm* Mai, railroad. and
IMMITO.II other nontingesaciea which emery good baldness man
nirlapdatids.
eetsrprise we bnng ninny years experience, and trust
that as no pains or attaution shall be spared in eneuting all orders
with accuracy and dispateh, we shall writ the patronage of pu
rl:worm.
Erie, Sono 13, 1R57. GRAY k FARR ill
Krt., June 270057 J. MeCARTIIO{
RallitBl.l l rixtra ll.ar Itorkßuct reeever4 had fOraa.&;l...
. J . IieCARTF:k
my reporter articia of buy fat
by
miftht Si Us. sod amid by ea onarlamood baud, "n aalw
the 4.3l.bievel et Retell, at
Eric, lunch, 1847. RANSON'S Grneery Depot
Oon • • • and Economy.
AWIRY goat aeltvenlest sad cheep Comet —initible f or
..awes nett Jamie be bad at
*IC a CARTUt
wouts cal the ahlatilai W WyraiDimilners and
Iswi
awatba to • bey attertamat of
Iran, Wool apinp and Axles,
Oa Uri aed waving.
July 4, M. J. C. EICLIMX.
leasseh , bo with Watbz, by =lac Its lig
4bbildie As Bald by
sly 4, MR .1. C. SZLDICPI.
tba gesaiie area*.
CARTER k BRCI
CARTER k BRO
J M. 11:3TICE
0 LOOIIIR
CARTER k lIALLKWY
*mw
JI,STIt I'S
1311
Da. F. IR. NAIL rr,
OF BUFFALO, Dr. Robert
Ibud4er,fl Nea rork, in tA.
of Dismooo of dot Throat mai
D HISPIICTIM Lt. Van nommen that malt met lathe'
11 0 sad shy penpouo
*tO say dears to c l a,l
srowiss. Motel. SA% Wedmiedaso fhtm f
A. Ma May ID ILA. la Radial to • shigle day them to
anamili him .bold be se tenetbel r peedbie.
A"MMI 19, 1467.—Md
:~
pint saw:atm cam t 0 101 l MO saes a land ainasted is Bar
i 1...rer..k, Brie eo. Pa. oboist 23 mass loath east a Bator
(Turk Depot, Led l a tale matt of the ldelbodint Cbstrat Sad Ore
Las about WO acne coder good lagewnaamelii i r boilaiddlom mill
watcr,,i, It contains some a tb• dime kw attain grass
gram to the conetry, it will be sold barel:a tame a purulent
wade mg. Address CHACNCET C. WA.Levi.
Aug. Ilerboterlok gno Co.
• BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH KICEIBNIAUB,
NjAMTVAIOTUSI lII‘ Whwireshe sad Liestl Deader Is Boots.
sheet, tamither sad nu, 4th deer seek sr Ills Pei*.
A wince° Bloc*. State Street, Itii• Ps.„ hu jtut retarded frees the
eaateni etttes with the hied
ieritiNta AND 111111131111 it STOOK Or
BOOTS, SNOBS, LIATBSIL A PIMIENOSI
That was ever offered In thla tits, width wilt hireold very haw for
cash, cheaper ULM the cheapest ciNt
Among his stock will be krend Glints Calf, Motown sad Patent
Leather Boots, Cong*oe Gutters, and every mist y of iedkee
Deaters, Buskins and Stipa, and ell ike& of Childress's Oootai, Shoes
and slips, and in short, every new style of Boots end Shoes In
market, without eireptkis.
Lwow) work done is the austest style of the trade on the abort
rot notice
Leather and Findings, Oak end Hemlock Kole Leather, French
and American Calf Skins, Patent Leather, Morocco, ileitis, Bind
mg, Kipa, and Slips, Threads, Webs, issue" Galoona, Hammer;
Pinchers, Tacks, Pegs, Sall., kc
Don't corset the place.
Erie, April It, 15.57.
. _
WHO MADE YOUR COATI
TT FITS NO NE tT AND IT 01 A perfect beauty.
JL, Why. of course FRANK WAGNER, Simeriain BMA,
State-et Don't you know has the anent and most flash
looable goods in this market and besides is the beet cutter
in town If TAU want vest, a coat, pante, over-cent er
toy article of
Furnishing Goode,
ran en Wagner, he will red yen and Rive you fits. Being
nor to receipt of a superb stack of
CLOTHO" CANNUIRDEN AND VENTURA&
an enamination of his stock will prove profitable as well as In
ter...tins (in n't forget the place,
FILM WAGNER'S CLOTHING STORE.
American Block, State-st.,
Erie, April it. 1857.--49.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
The " Old Purdue" stain the " Track."
?rum subscribers, hailing enlarglei their Establishment end
raded themselves Oh entire sets of New Patterns of the latest
cod most &Approved designs, at. now prepared, not only be please
the moat faamMeas taste, bot also to supply their Guisilessers at
"- hewer figures" than the ir.m. articles have seer been sold for in
thin of any other market. We lipoid especially invite atteation to
the Dew sod besitiful CDOE STOVES, styled
THE BANNER
THE scLtroal_, v 2l °‘"" er " Des.
THE BOWERY Midas Flee.
These -tome are got up expressly for Iromanis Catifort. They
are MpLbte of throwing oat • large amount of heat in the whiter
reams, and yet se oonstroeted that the beat eau be tensed off the
Oven and allowed to escape in the Chimney, thereby obvtstiO the
great heat In the room which the Cleek has henetoliore been obliged
to endure in the warm season of the year.
W. are also mansfaetwing some new and *militia! Parlor Stove.
both for Wood and Coal, ouch as
The Coral,
The Al•nainfl Merl,
'Pb. Illesiet Pardee
Tim Nair thedhig
Them STOVES see MI of the latest style, rich In their design;
and added to our ?miler lime assortment, enable unto defy com
petition, both In ntriety and style, with any other estiibment
in the Country . We are determined to sell st the .taseirst prime
Let all, therefore whO would get a good article, and mars money,
give UP a cull
Erie, libm
NEW GOODS.
Biala & BILOTHXIL.
4 KB 001 r rearivitigand offering for isle a large Stock of Spring
A
and Summer.
DRY UOODS
Which they see &raised not to be nada sold in the City of trio
her Cash Arlieligi their Stock win to found a good egeortoesst of
D s Lames, ;, Elleashed illoshna, Ticking',
Lawns, Irish Liness, Cheeks,
Clinker Obis, Shifting Stripes,
Mapper, Amp Drills, Midst:WO,
?viola, blue Drina, Denims, Ste.
Together with a large sod general assortment of Seasonable
Uesde, to which they invite the attention of the Public pd the
Wet of trunktoti.
Kele, May "Al, 1857.
-—— - -
GRANITE HALL.
No. 191 MAIN ATRIUM, BUFFALO N. Y.
Th"dir orp.pas rho Metre7.l.l.• 71ratre
Thd.191.-TVVri:re,
LATE TUC ttlIN or 'Lary", CLARK 41 r•Oj
Manufacturer and Wiaokaile and Retail dealer In
NivN An• Toil' cuYTTRNO, FrItIftsRING GOODS,
Cluttoo, eiumne.ra .aol Veittap, Tllllllses Telommings„ke
crPrrost i)erAgrasiavr
—woo* AA chose KAWok Ibmirty' of
under the Rape.
Er*
Nil? V, 1667
CIROC KlClirk.
BLACK auJ ram Tear,
4 uf.r HI.. Sy
SUM' 1110488.4.
Sugar lof iiikis&
Sa4prutas,
, MG, tits.„ at BARR 1 1 Inurnium
Ene, /lay ZS, le:
Ci A ti li e! -A eo L e ' " P T,ltT i t arleY. it'ee ! UwWw""te g i lw iSi rg.
Paragon Build 4
ouni RIDE WEST PARI'4„ NEAR PEACH , ERIE, PA
' T. M. AUSTIN naguin romelend a now aneweimmet of
O GOLD and SI
ALVER WATCHED.
.caimpn, Coral, Florentine, sad otbeT arts of Jainthy
ELICGANT DIAMIND =NUN as 4 PINM:
- Causer', Onya, Malachite, Corseitan and Gold Skim Ennead and
ndr; 60id - Brueekrte, Pen; Potent and Lesekete; $ I,lad pearl
• ' reanoonsaas and Card („turn; Silver Cam and Goiblota; and many
Mawr thug the Gold sod Silver line too omoo roso to thoo ti oo.
fig, a tood araortment of
• Work Boxes, Reticules &Sewing Stands,
Ie .ad Gents Df.Mll4 lag Cesare China Tares mid Cetd Stascht.
Gilt Lookutg Glaser., hens,. and Portrait imam kc.
17- w %Tr e i. 04 'K., JEWELRY, ac., teemahted in the
'peat manner. as weal.
Truly thaakful for the liberal patronage heretofore rreeived, am
n hopes to retain all my grid oestouters and m many new mire as
Iylll favor me with a call. Don't fillrget the pasen--Paranon Build
log. near Peach !anent, North stattAirest Park.
LT I shall sae sorb prier* for Goods that those alto era to
want cannot fail to buy Erie, July 26 1837.-41.
FOR REVOLVEItra and itther Pistols, call on
July 21, G. LOOMIS.
etigIOCOLATX. Prepared Freeeh and Baner's (linenlate., at
11,.." Rho , June 11. 1167. RANSON'S,
PL PLCIIIVSI
kLioiwou.Tirs, •
J. LOICIA
A I iTMWEIGH.
*UMW*,
Pt:W:IIIMM,
WOLVERINE.,
BfdVßOLip,+ SELV-0111A Erin( ER,
And erreal obo tern* both Righ P t and Left Hand,
WARRANTED RILYE
or no Palo. litre as a call beton. purchasing eiktish C'T
ers.
April 74,1357. SENNITI, DARN k CO.
IJOUSE, our:UV — ANI37I73 - 31.24 - 11 — k 4 for moo for Cash on
credit, or for CIL) Runde Enquire of
F,rie, JUIN. lasB. STEWART & SINCLAIR.
tINN•aI AN 1 1 LTI I MORE of Parallel Reference to
csera sakpinignhi In the wawa! Watts of Ponnortomals, with
to A pi...odk. r. taln.ny w entleetaon of (11M1 nver - naled / 44...4i54.,
doubted ..r limited In their applientinn, and 3d Cowes 'Ka,
lust received I,
En., J u 27, I+.'.;
- -
Flt. MGR PA NI I rateet as MOSE exquisite of al. per.
tomes ran be had eIIUiIIMP al the .here of
Krfo. June /3. 133 7. I'ARTRR R BRO
l• nr
fAL: sgwM n[ he
, gs
,o ,n li n teTar muchseJebrated of Ws as
.lone 1 BST
DRS VANE A• NcLANWN
NITS ROOIA
Mllit
NEW YOZUE DISPE Y_ l
CORNER OF CANAL AND HANOVER 8 ~ NRAR
MAIN, BL'FFALO. N. Y. t
T7o4TITUTED FOIL TOR TILEATISENT OF ALL
I DIVE %SKS OF A PILIFATIC NATVILK.— 11 Venereal
Scpbfletic on.l chronic diocoloco , treated lo a carotid, rough and
oitclllccot manner, pointc.l ...it by Inn etpctieues and Intomato
Itooolcdgo ..( the worn and p.....oliarily of than.. lostbeonee
raTecllone, inn.. of stricture, chrome Gottorrhoeal khenneatlem,
Do Ilnees or heierint—lnflawmatlon attn. Spier Ryphltltie berm.
Aii Ite•Le Wa•rotesens, or Dotorders poeslka tottot mt. Sock
•
as Loneorrlinca or Whilei.
truenorrhoea, or painful br suppressed ileostrustinn 'Sod Pro.
isieus t ten or raithig of the Womb, treated at this institution,
end a cure warranted in were §nstame where the responsibilities
of the Mar VII WUJIK'd. NTOCTI asst. En Ilialnet in SperneatOrritona,
• diem... which Is bronchi on be Sate Ammo or the dsettmotim
and deplorable hahile of inconeasrat• youth, permanently cured
by the m. 14 and einem. ~,,, 4 treatment which we adopt. The treats
.rent of this Disease, is both , urgient, and medical. w 4 u. im,
•,. perms ffemienium, whlrh in extreme cams applied by the patient
on retiring to rem prevents the possibility of the ceocareenee of
tho F.:wooden, do ring the night.
MR. .1. Ilt.stn, or Iljrnnoe, ST IN TUX CiTT of BoosaLci, pays
-4,,,, ut 1.....ver you nee betietamore to mankind, for my mos who bad
Iscoine addicted to the habit of Self Abase, through passion. and
,goorsose or Its ,Wpioraide results, u I his life was despaired of t
b.. been tbroughlv cured by the ap lication of your itivaluabile
imortenment, sod I deem it a dirty wh ich I oo• to parents, and to
mankind, that I should recommend roar method of treating all
..,,...s of this, as well as all other dimegas to the world." The
1 . , be of the arming A Tor aocung, ts 'Popo led aio to scat as te
eript of this animant, to any .adieu free of ebarie, also inodkdnes,
&ratty at the above on receipt of a reasonable fee.
Patients who desire our !pediment and wish to regain soder
our superviaina, until cured, can obtain good board at from SI,XO
to g 3 per week.
Tea Faliat.x Naceraerrici tararaciaxi, an onfalltzig Ramat:ft
of conaptioa. Fos data thrlY,talladsollee, Prkaes3BlB. Lodieee,
who fro; : jtosiewi DetorasKy. •or debility. ore inonpooitated iar
of re- action will snd thia article • ale prerrostirdpind
WA /Ma lITIM rtilLable.
All ennunanicatious by letter, moon* directed to Dn. VA.Nai
Ilci.A:tK, Hot 3568, }Softie, N. Y. -
Miguel 21. POT —*6.l;.
Gifts ! Gift/111.i. Gifu ! !
A PRI= TO iTREY PTIMILUOL,
At Lbw Quaker City Publishlaz House tif
DUANE RULISON. PHILADLLPIILA
baying a boot for $l, or more, yea sr* et wee. yeeitoded
D with a prise, worth from 26mstsber SIM, roaelethaid roe
Gold Jetrefry, Watches. ka. AU order* by man Will be promptly
nod, and the prim or prims will acoompauy the books. Oar Het
contains all of Moused popular books of the day, end will_ sold
tbo ea& retail wk.., slaw of than lbr I. Ammo -
soy particular book strt order at ergo, and It sill be
with a Wt. A catalogs. ifirteig full teformotloo, with a list of
bootrurd tiffs, .111 be went poet paid, by arbdreeelse.
DIIANCIVOLV.OII,
No.= SIMI& Th ird Bt, Phitadialptita.
II —am.
Eir Adepts Wasted.
NICIIOOIIOOPOI fur examining bent hobos. asteptellaido
lbw everylbvdy, will be round in &Widows at the
ay 21W.-.11. is.
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tate.t wi li iisrld . p
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I L y Josue 6. J. J '--
N — RW IDOVERND DY, for ago Glow Apply to
Jult 44 11),A. WARNR II CO., ' . IN**
A1.4.*1t *oat of itinist, Philip Allen k bedsad Cam
ortera Pruitt, to to *old Tory low for Calil at
Sri*, idiky 26 BAJIM k SIUMEIBIL
St.NINETT, SAWA a CO
F D WirtrE, Arai,
32
Old Java CAW,
Rlo Cogs,
alo Maw,
Pepper,
Spiv*,
J. J. LINTS
CARTER k BRO
MN
at 4 y vedaced.
WESTWARD DOCRD.— /met. EAS tWARD BACSD.—Leari
Duel* St d. Es., at 11.90 r.g.,) , Steambnat Exp.'s' at 4aB L.ll.
MO Na. at 11:16 •.a. 'Malt at 9:30 PAN.
"right Isprsaa, at 12:00 " Sight Expivaa, at 4:40 rat
' .
1857—BUMMER AHRANGX.MENT-1557. -
/AN and after Logan 3,1667. and until further uotlee, Painesagnr
9,1 Trains will Tula ae fnlloan via
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
950 A. M. Mall Train stops at all Wag Station, except Wickliffe,
Perry, l'hinnville and Say brads, and arrive at' trio
1 25 P. M. Dunkirk 264 P. M. Buffalo 560 P.
4 25 P M. Cincinnati Express Train stops at Painesville, Asbts•
hula, and Girard only, air! arrive. at Erie T IA Pr IL
Dankirk 6 24 P. M Buffalo 10 50 P
6 26 P. M. Night Express Traiu stops at Paingolle, Ash
Conneaut and Girard only, and arrives at .22=1
A. 11. - Bulfalo 6 05 A.
LEAVE ERIE, •
12 El A. M. Night Exprera Train stops at Girard, ConinatatO,
Ashtaula, Madison and Painarille only, and arrtfewst
Cleveland 4 20 A. M.
10 40 A. IL Mall Train stop, at all W.iy Stations eateptilisiy
brook, Caionville, Perry, Manta.. and Wkaitils sad
arrives at Cleveland at 2 30 P. M.
1 46 P. M. Barns Train note at titian, Conneaut, Ashtabula
and Paiserriiir ..a/y and arrives at Cleveland 6 06
Allot the through trains gning Wostsar.l rosneelsi Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columba., Cincinnati, ans., Ac
And all the through trains going Pam. not connect at Dunkirk
with the N. Y. k E R. and at Buffalo with those of the New
York Central and Buffalo and New York City Railroads.
Olin of C. A M. R. R. f It. NOTTINGHAM.
June 16, 1667. • 1 tl9 Sup**.
MUM & IMI
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains run through to Wheeling & Pittsburg
Oand after Monday, Marren 9th, 1.07, trains run daily, Bun
days excepted, accenting to the folloising
TIME TABLE,.
TrAms Lora
ATirl•rii. P:11
7:36 1 2.30 S 14 i•l,vrlan.l
1511 552 . Redfunl,
11:62' 3:44 6:*3 Hudson,
9:221 4.12 1 6 54 Havana.
9:60 -.- Atwater.
10: 3 420 Alliance,
10:46 5.19, Bayard,
11:041 over,
11:34 4.58 _ liwa
Sal Ines 1114 ,
11.10 6 6 Ye 11... 1 , 1.44
13:21 6.38 Woll.rill.
12:31 6:46 la rerprw.l,
qinitth'.. 1- orry
12:43' —1
12:30 —1 I lidnstre.
1:20' 7 37 finch...ter
2.45 8.40 Pittsburg
TaAurs Luva.
A.N r r.
1 9:09 1 15 aolle Alt.
. 9.18 1.35 Hrldgeport.
1 9:34_ 2 . 25 Portland.
;10:0111 2.4.6 Haso Rem.
110.24' 3135 1 . 0 6rin6.
,10:42' 3.50' titeabeovill•
•
,11:22; 4.23 Jeddo.
'11:40' 4.44 McCoy's.
'12:10 00 6:26' Yellow Creek
11240 6'36 Wellertlle
lotau 8•48 Liverpool
,12:43: Smith's terry
12:091 'ntinetii.
, Imi 7-37 •Roebest.r,
2:25' 8.40 1 , PrrrsiVou,
THSCARAWAB BRANCH.
Teel. lain. New Philadelphia 7:46 a. el, Dover at 446, Warw.
a t pis. Anksi M Darer, at 10:2D, canon:dee w)th Trait'
oa Vale Ila, for Girrelarid, Pittsbeeq• and Wheeling. u s e s .
Bayard at 1:46 r. a on arrival of 'Min from Cleveland, Pitts•
Kara sae Whiefteg) Warsaiburg at 2:45 r 11. AIIiVIS it Dom
at 4 sad New lisiladelphia it 10
No clears b..tween eternised and Maims and
Wig and PI
CONNECTIONS
The trains comsect at Pittabure with the Pennsylvania Itaikeel
for Banishers, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Tort and Rastas.
i di Stumbenville with the Steubenville and Indiana Raßooed for -
Newark, Columbus and Cincinnati.
t hdli .= " with the Baltire and Ohio Railroad for Cumber
-1 - smdalekabnig, Wilithiapon and Baltimore. Manotitit *no
einttaParlutrabutz and points on the Ohio River. ,
hil ' id . .k. the lathiShore and Cleveland k Toledo RlR
mars to/1.. "..eassFalis, Csnada and New ICorit; Todede,
At Cireeland .' -it Wand, Davenport, Galata, kaudkat lIID -
roads kw &Maio. N. ... West.
Chicago .Burlington, Ito. ' -.t the Odic. on the Line,is at
wk, $t Paul and the Nor.. ' - arlons ainsecting
all:Fr pL a tinel l" Lal eaß in T r ie t :iter by o7ll , l 4.64 7 . 7 h t : e t r he i L t.. - MOM, Beet
SuperiatandaereoS o . C. k P. R. R.,) /
% Cleveland. March a, 1a47 1 .4311
GO IT ft nhts.
BIG AND LITTLE !
SAL33I.IIIAIS AL.2V7J t3rI.EX.2oirTIBI
BOOTS AND SHOES!
ALL SORTS !
TREY Kay that they have on hand, the Ltiviat and Boat
temperament of (Hoot. k Shr)eal at J. G RARE k CO, No. 10.
Brown'. Block that mram ever brought onto the City of Erie.
Erie, April. 18, 1437.
An_ LA/Wit 01.04 f.: K 0 &
TS, till I Mil i' 1 1 7.
S. &MITI!, No. 4 Cita:pride,
TS receiving-the largest Stock of GOfifei in his lino erer offered
,ri Erie. Purchased for Calth it lone,* niter, they *ill be sold,
Wholesale or Itatall , eorrespoodingly lea Call and see the goods;
nothar ff es for Ahogriug.
Cr - Erie City Bootle i."." ". exchange for grinds.
April 25, IEO7.
New Grocery Sti -
In Beatty', Block, Wes/ Park Row
y AN now reociving an entire Freoh and New Stock of WW-
I cuts; direct from New York, which I offer to sell to ON
public id priers that can't be beat by any other establishment fn
the City, I skull also keep on hand a several supply of all kinds
of PROVLS/ONS, PRODCCE. VEGOABLEN, ke., ke. Raving
had•oume experience In the Grocer, and Provision Business, 1 list
er myself I am fully capable to be up with the times
April 4, 1867. WM. V. RINDICRNECHT.
_ _
Groceries, Provisions, Cigars, &c.
DEB subscriber respectfully informs the public. that he has re
moved to Cheapside one door north of the corner of sth street
and the Park, where he Is now In receipt of a lark. and splendid
assortment of 9RUCKRIES and PROVISIONS, consisting of every
article in that line, anionic which mar be fhtind
Coffees, Teas,. Sugars, Syrups Spices, &c.,
if every variety and descripuon. I would call .peetal attemtlan
to my stock of
CHOICE PSE-GAES,-
ecimprising the various brands and 10.11 k t -tea, which' will sold at
reasonable rates. Determined to do a lair bustiassa, I
solicit a mill from purchaser.
Erie, April, 4.-47
SBLIB. SPIRI
July 11.
- _ -
TtRPENTINE for saj.r by
STRWARX k SINCIAth,
the
on Pity
iturr . "l s r; l 7;4 3 % iti minr,artSroorreniCobemmr of
V 44.
Ce'
OHS 11l PA TI
ERIK COUNTY, Met.
The Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff of said
{ "Toasty greeting: If John Moore make you mesa,. of pm
smiting his Mahn, Chen we command von, that sou suns.
mon by good sod lawful summoners, Nam. Mils, late of
your County, ao that he be sad appear before our Jedgee at Me,
at our County Court of Common fleas, then to to held, on the
first Monday in November, to show. Wirevegor—Mb E eees,
they, the said John Moore and Rehm Hills, together and needle
ded, do bold, all of the following described hued or premises, site
ate In the city of trio, County of Erie and State el Pennsylvania--
part of In-lot In add . city, numbered two thousand and forty-five,
(20111), to isit:--Elogng at a point In the west hoe of pate
Sheet, forty-six and a half (4030 feet mothwursty from, the let,
motion of said west Ups of State Stmet, with the south line of
Fifth Street; thence southward's along the wept hoe of Sots
Street. eighteen feet, themes !westwardly perpendicular with
State Street, eighty-two and a half 0r.0.0 feet; thence porthweelly
parallel to State Street eighteen iii. feet; thence esisterardty per
pendicniar to State Street, eighty-tee . end • ban. fil. 2 `e! tvec .
the place of beginning rt. .em- Rufus deli puttees thereof
between them to he made (*roomfuls to the laws and the rumness of
this Comsontmesith such cue made and prosielesb does itainnov,
and the same to St done, does not permit seri unjustly and a im in g t
the same laws and customs tas it is oaf , And kayo yet t th en
there the names of tliose rummoners and W,. writ. W Rums! the
Bon. John Oalbmith Psoddent of our mid .Court at El* Mafiosi
; 165 T. A Kt V.:, hrothneetary.
And, now, to-wit .—August 7, IRS7.—tin lootioo
ow% Esq. Attorney tam the Plaintiff, the Court older and direct
that aotlee be given the defendant by the publseation of the writ
sad proceedings In thin cam, In rho Erie
secutlve weeks, according to Inc. Per &Hum.
..
le panellise* of Ow forstoing ord.o. of Court, unties is (wry
(riven accordingly.
I JoriN 161.L.PATRICIi. 4k.tdi
SherUN Odes, August 21, 1857.-1.5.4.
Bank alleetizig.
illiaekkaldsra of the grie City Bank s,,quested to snesiat
Mgr Ba kins Blouse oa State street, to the Cit, ut trio, as the
let day of neat, at 2 o'cletk, P. M., to take tato eouiddstru•
ties the again of the Book.
By °Mei of the Board of Biereetors,
Etta, Asa, 27M7. , 4t16 S. GR tNT Pron. - c
THEPL AC E TO B U
HARDWARE cHE A P.'
NO. 3, HERD HOPWAL
Elie amp 2a, MT. BARNKY k IIeCONILET.
It you are 11 - 2 - warst or
IRAN, STEEL or'NAILS,
Call at BARXIY • McCONICEY'S where You will AEA s fall
No* Just ~Ave& Reed Homo*.
Leeks, Late Dans and Sem
VII het %
EY lauds of B IRS H.ARDWAIZZ ehise for NIA
I it BARN a li•cosicara,
Aug. SIL No. 8, &ea Spiess.
""►~'T' i "7'
TOOLS,
/for And is Ws City.
lAr La -, Ytll, Crate
.111, bawl at the Carp
Leg. IL
11 11 1D100—Wietaaleil qualtty.
Sart n CaitlitaaWA
RAILROAD.
I=l
Arkrioxa
A.M. P.m Y.
11:18 4,52 940
10:40 : 413:
10.1)11! 3 : 44 11:43
7 3:13" vu
2:444 f' 4B
2:21. 7:1C 2
1•{61 11:60
1.14, 6.2 1
12:9 5.4 4
'11:11It
11:69; 6:13
11:44,.4.67
1 1111111 4.46
,11:16; 4:30
..10.46t 4:10
SAD
T wail■ halts
EBMZEU
P. ll= P. y.I
4.15 acoo
365' T 451
7:18
2:46 7:10
11..15t 336
1.661 646
1:10 6soo
12:601 6110
12:16 6:131
11.69. 6:20
11:44 4:67
111:31 4:16
1 11:16, 4:30
10:66 4:104
9:46 1300:
P. A. BECIKJIM.
2iiii
I=
$6 S. Rood gouge.
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