nr tatest ftits.
o sE v 'AULT? 1001 IN Br
:i•attNortis N 1 , Sept 30 —LTbe Burling.
thok,bas not failed, beidg abundantly able;
alf its circulation and deposits, hut being
~„.e d by the astion of the Philadelphia
bas partially suspended. It oontinues to
cu.. torts 10 coin
e !;VI1301e; Bank akßurlington, and other
1 , 11 13 „ii e gton county, pursue the same
w t , ar e assured they are entirely sound,
tll roume s pecie payments as-soon as the
de o, Banks resunse, and at an earlier
suc h , c Arse is deemed prudent
t, < < the Warlington Bank ar e re ,
in and the notes of - the
B a nk a the Bank of North America,
Th , banks of this eity have no
; they are satisfied that
f asH•d
•
FRO vt UTAH.
A.:1106TO, Sept 30 —Letters received to
o, Fort Kearney, dated September 3d,
hat.:w , . companies of troops bad arrived
that day on their way to Salt /Lake, and
1, fifth nod tenth regiments of Infantry
reached I;', , rt Laramie
fl•.ffmau had seized five hundred kegs of
.er in a Mormon trays.
turning Californistri informed the writer of
ter that the Mormons were making prep
fight., nod did not conceal their hos.
m ovements
der Kimball, in his sermon in the taberoa
Salt Lake, said he could with his wives
;be 2500 troop. He further remarked
I.,,.l.rovisions for the Army would reach the
but the troops would never enter Salt
.11, tit BANK OF DETKOtT
.4pc ;0 —The Peninsular Bank of
berli etipined by Attorney General
:eouut ILA refusal to surrender to
asurcr its circulating biller to the
•l G. icueies between the present
wit , eeuritie, and that'of its cir•
y. required by its charter It is
Lank has abundant means to pay
on In Chicago—Propellor aullet.
•pr 30 —Swift, Brother dr, John
Rtup.rarily suspended this morn
but little ezeitement..
r Lou,sville, belonging tx3 the
o.Tortution Company, was burned
3 Ludes from h?re. The boat and
One firemaa was drowped.
.ed for $22,000.
From New York
Sept 3ii —There is much better
in all kinds of business, and the
dered over. No failures are re
art rumors that the steamer
tail leaves here to day' for New
:ted with another fillibuster cz•
)11'
N elguit
•
•eraser supposed Is be Lost.
Sept 30 —A dispatch_ from the
tes that the Webster waited in
114;ana, fur three days, fur the arrival
3 r of the West It is feared she is
AO- -
,tlng .r the 8.. t.. !tank Preeldesui.
,•pt 30 —The Bank Presidents of
frbv‘icii awir consultation to-day in
th. t•spawiion of their dige,‘uno, and
p l n addition of thine millions.
\• Pa Sept 2 ,4 —The Directors
\lildietown passed a resolution
indivilually liable for
J wealth of the Board of Direc-
.t,h 4 r at)ont a million of
:roulation is Ie than two hundred
MUM
Tbe ebbs Banks.
r. pt 31).—The Board of Control
Ink of Ohio, at a meeting
, :ay, unanimously adopted the fol-
Risavegi, That the branches
Matt Bank of Ohio have the ability
,ououe specie payment regardless of
cauck may be taken by the banks of
11.R0 ti) BRIDGE BCRNED
Bogrott, Oct 1
~td it R Bridge at Hooksett over
twa ,, burned last night from sparks
r,,of it WZI.9 insured fur 813,000.
immediately rebuilt.
METTER FE E 11.1 NILi.
1).1 1 —The feeling in stocks is
roved, and things look brighter on
si waters wear a brighter face than
pi' Money quite active and
lar and high rates
twi w.tpiHINOTON.
oct 1 —Two million dollars
,rocks cattle is this morning for
raw! MOrTH CAROLINA.
MN, On I —The President of our
li:fleetin g this morning and resolved
lad
FROM NEW YORK
1 A.—Tbe Fartner's and Ar:
~ f L , op 14Iand, at Willianiabarg,
(' It It pay it+ coupons to-day,
rtultee and 111sA, K R pay theirs
te , 4-gar
r bou , l4, but defaults,ou its
Fitom Lot Ist I t.i.r.
OA l —llutehins_ S,Co. and
C , ), Banks . bare atripewded.—
ru , l .o fluor t Co , who
aio thJotHeiret,,, and it is expected
their
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FRO 11 TORO WO.
T ORONTO, Oct 1.
.ek, private banker of this city, own..
ITN The asaigneer report that
7 ;1 be paid to full
•L. \ 1
, Cobb—The Money Crisis.
rY the Treasuty has done the
f trirrrhants bankers and other bust
r service through the preseut
AV; lir, r. lle has promptly and
, 19,4 pint, shaped th e gov
.tur,ti,nt, to the largest measure of
We have seldom known a pub
•tutiliar eirvutatitancca to
much practical sympathy We bad
. 1 in July' to commend the timely
11 1.1.1 e fr tht• New York Sub
o ot wa. autielpa ed that the first
toolAr the new tame might work
11 ' bank wt ,. But the measures
." c.'.•;: August have been doubly
' nght not t o fail of proper emu..
Auguo, when the panic began
t.y. It, failure 4,1 the Ohio Trust, the
lapi,l twelve millions and a half of
B IlLe twenty two and a half mil
' rkty—lhe banks having lost heavily
sttic ty ex port to Europe. Seeing
w' u!.I be gre'atly strengthened by
diAbureements at
Ictio pr , urptly auditing 'and paying
11 P-/ g.• n(ral appropriations of Cow.
tlr t' wad,• to take effect after the
,b 1) ha, reduced his balance
t k 1.4, the amount of $2,750,000,
nearly every dollar of which went inq bank.—
The coseequenee is that to-day the position of
the specie held by the Sub-Treasury sod the
banks is completely reversed, and the latter
afforded the utmost relief the Secretary could
arrange for under the law.
These disbursements will be rapidly continued.
Mr. Cobb determined a few days since, to reduce
the premium which he is paying on the public
stocks, unless they are sent in forthwith for re
demption -Flis desire is to distribute his balan
ces, as far as they can be appiopristed to this
object, to the best public advantage, and at the
earliest day possible to afford relief to the money
market. Tbe.new order Is, that up to the first
of November he will continue to patsixteen per
cent, premium sad the accrued interest for the
bonds and certificates of loan of 1867-68. After
that date he will reduce the premium to four
teen per cent. One or more of our leading &iv
logs Banks, we learn; will avail of ibis notice at
once, and aving the opportunity to reinvest in
New York State Stocks to advautav• . will send
on their United States bonds end e tit:imam for
the higher premium. The , .0 will be
equal to so much gold transferred from the Sub
Treasury to active banking ure
There are other movements of the- Secretary
which_have oowe under our notice tending to
similisr relief, though of lee, importance. The
whole effect has been to popularise the Buts
Treasury system in a season of severe pecuniary
trial, and to afford a degree of substantial aid to
business for which the public are largely indebt•
ed to the practical sense of the head of the Tres
sury Department
-
Gqt. Walker's 'Proclamation. •
- -
The St. Louis paper, reoaived yesterday, bring
US the proclamation of Gov:'W•Lxxst, with re
ference to the Congressional and Legislative
elections that are to be held in Kansas on the
sth of October He treats the Whole matter
of the affairs of the Territory at some length—
the proclamation occupying some five columns
of small type In relation to the Legislative
apportionment the Governor says it is certainly a
great calamity that these counties are deprived
of their due weight in that apportionment of
members for the Territorial Legislature. That
result was not intended by the Territorial Legis.
latnre, and could not be prevented by the officers
by whom the apportionment 'was made. As to
who are voters, Govi WALKER relies on the law
of the 116th of February last, which' declares
every"citilen a voter who shall have resided in
the-Territory six months ►tod be ov l• r the age of
twenty °tie years. The prepayment of a tax is
not required as a qualification for a voter The
Governor also- pledges the purity of the ballot
boxes, and will employ the lini64 States troops,
if necessary, to protect them against fraud anti
violence. In reference to the Lawrence insure
motion be says :
.I should have greatly preferred, as expressed
in my letter of acceptance of Governor of this
Territory, never to have been required to have '
called the troops even as a precautionary meas. '
ure As it is, not a drop of blood has been shed,
and insurrection has been suppressed, until it
recently appeared in a compulsory tax law‘by the
Insurgent government at Lawrence, and in con
flagration of dwellings and xpulsions of peace-
able citizens in its vicin , after it was known
that the troops were or to Utah, and when
it wis falsely supposed that they would not be
replaced by others Indeed, if the revolutionary
gevernment at Lawrence had not 'been encolin
wed by the immediate movement of troops
there, it is now clear that similiar insurreetioo•
ary local governments, based on my presumed I
acquiescence, which would have been organized
throughout Kansas in open defiance of the•laws
of Ctingres, and of this Territory, and rendered
a peaceful settlement impossible. It will be re
membered that in open defiance of the laws of
Congrest and this Territory, and after the refu
sal of the so called Topeka State Legislature to
grant them a charter, they nevertheless orgnu
ized a city government, clothed with all the usual
yowers—legislative, executive and judicial. It
will be recollected, also, that after my proclama.
tion of the 15th of July la:g r and the simulta
neous movement of the troops there, as a precau
tionary Measure to maintain the authority of the '
goveromont, and arrest the spread of this insur
rection throughout the Territory, they then pro
(eased, through their organs, that what they had
called a govern meat and tet which they had given
all the powers of a government, was a mere von-
CNTARY ASSOCIATION for the removal of nuisan
ces from the stretas &a. But mcnr, when it was '
erroniously believed by them that the troops
would all be removed to Utah, and not replaced
by others, they have thrown off the mask, and
carried out their original instirrectiorary purpose,
by passing s compulsory tax law, both a poll and
property tax, requiring it+) assessment aad collec.
tion by the seizure and sale of property, and exact.
ing by their charter from executive offieers„who are
tat`eirry i ont these sots, AN oars to perform all
these dudes, the violation of which oath, if these
duties are not performed, would be perjury. At
the same time they seemed to have believed that
this precautionary movement of mine and proc
lamation were disapproved by the President of
the United States, whereas they were both most
cordially sustalned by him, io the dispatch to me
from the Secretary of State of the 15th of July
last, as also in the published letter of President
Bachatian to Professor `Silliman and others, of
the 15th of August last. An overwhelming
Majority of the press and people of the United
States have condemned this insurgent movement;
the elample has not been adopted by any other
locality io Kansas, contrary to the expectation
of its.aathors. It failed to reoeivewny sanction
from the General Territorial Convention of their
own party of the 26th alt., and now stands with
out a precedent in our country—a solitary mon
ument of revolutionary violence and incipient
treason So soon as the overt act now threaten
ed is consummated, this rebellion will be sup
pressed by t. , ke lawful use, if necessary, of all the
troops under my control, sating in aid of the
civil authorities designator' by Congress.
The Governor cioncludes as follows:—In con
clusion, permit me to say, with all the serious
ness and sincerity demanded by tile solemnity of
the or:4'8810n, tbat it now is, and always has been '
my most ardent desire, as a chief magistrate of
this Territory, by ill the lawful and eonstitu•
tinsel means to secure and protect the just rights
of every citizen, and especially pesformiog my
sworn duty of supporting the Constitution of the
United States, and taking care 'that the laws be
faithfully executed, to see that the great fun i da•
mental principle twii ,
eb lies at the basis of our
American institutions, secured by the Federal
t eimpe e t an guaranteed by our organic Act of
Congress, should be maintained, via; that the
people of Kansas, in the free meanuug of the Act,
fire from all vidance, injitaice, or foreiytia inier
ference, should make their own laws and control
their own Gasf ( rnment. This has been ghp great
principle, thejust and faithful exeeutla of our
organic law, which has controlled ail my sots in
Kansas, and to which I shall adhere regardless
of.'menace, ealumly or asssilment either from
, within or beyond our limits I am made by
I law the chief executive officer in Kansas, for the
proiection to the extent of 'my legal authority,
of the whole 'people of Kansas, and not a pert,
of every county and distriot,.and not of a portion
of them only And however solicitous I may
be about the result of the present most important
I election, however most anxious that those views
I . policy which I have entertained and expressed
af all times, from my youth upward to the present
period, and especially as regards the isquiLi
unit; st of our Government and the constitutional
right, and equality of the agates," should now
triumph here in October, yet I cannot and will
I nut do any sot, or countenance or sustain any
t act, the effect of which would be to deprive the
' people of Kansas of any rights secured to them
, by the federal compact, by our organic act, or
1 by the laws of this Territory. A victory this
secured by violence or injoetice would be warm
than a defeat, and could only io the end deerby
all liope of the ultimate success of emultative
principles and constitutional liberty in eas.
um. A young lady named Smith, =in
Charles City eounty, Va , playfully a a
gun at her inter, Samuel Throg, es Wednesday
last, auppo.ing it to be empty. Unfortunately
it happened to be loaded, and when the trig,get
was pulled it esplo&d, depositing its sanest&
in the aide of young Throg'a head, killing hint
instantly.
A BIT OF ROZANCI ,
mein=
Ten yeara ago a young Englishman ran away
from London, where be was highly enunciated,
came down to Liverpool, took a ship thit was up
for New Orleans, and iu due course of time land
ed io this city with a light heart in his breast and
between one and two hundred pounds in Bank.i!of
England notes in his poeket. He bad been a
nuntcata Siljet :,1 hours, and, what between wine
and. women, bad managed to squander a large for
tune, besides invoking himself seriously in debt.
He had taken the precaution to provide Itimseli
with letters of introduction to respectable parties
in this city, and by this weans hd soon formed the
acquaintance of a young lady, who, by. the death
of her father, bad just beep left sole heiress to a
large estate A warm,.a.ttachrnent soon sprung up
between the two, and enr young Englishman, one
fine day, made the lady a formal tender of his
hand and heart The answer lie received w,, the
following love you, and Will marry you,
but only on these conditions, and these only—
let. You must stop drinking ; You must pay
your debts ; 3.1 You have squandered one for
tune, y. , u mu-I sot to work and make another "
The lover entreated, but the lady was itieltors
ble Just then the rid fever broke out, and
our hero determined, without loss of time, to try
his fortune on the shores of the Pacific Ocean
He sat down, wrote a letter to the lady, in whieb
he announced ht. determination, assured her of
his unalterable affection, and begged nevi° be
faithful to him, and without further adieu started
for New York and took ship for San Franeiaeo
via the Cape Iu California be led for some
time a wandering, dissolute It fe, a nd finally joined
the unfortunate expedition which Raouseet de
Boulbon fitted out for the conquest of 8 0 0 4 itrk—
It was known that be was among the few who
escaped to tell the fits of their heroic leaderi‘but
nothing further was beard of hint or his where
about:4 until last Saturday, when a friend of his
is this city received a telegraphic despatch from
him, stating that he was among the fifty persons
saved from the '.Central America" and brought,
into Norfolk by the bark "Eloise." The die
patch ' further stated that the writer had lost
$150,00 in gold, which was In the bands of Chit
purser, but that it was luckily insured for its
full value-iu a Loudon office. We learn that
the lady to whom he was engaged is still un
married, and it would not be strange if, in the
course of hull/all events, we should be called upon
to indite a paragraph with that fashionable head- 1
ing 9larriage to High Life "—N 0. Bee.
ERIE CITY ART
_UNION
rrHl.O4 lontltutiun lau. been urfuthro4 fur the eueourareteseat
uf the
PINE ANI) USRFUI, ARTS,
By mesas of Exiohitoods, uod the awarding of Prises and Prowl.
UM*, to thr 1, 11 , C.111111 CI IMpet Ito, and thus !adn't nut Indoor
roonts to ►rttst.. (Loth Proltmainnal and Atnatenr,) to uttsti u sad
Artificers, to prothaer In.rkg of ear. Morten d .klll ha their various
Any frer...n, by 160 pownp-nt to the Trwurrr, of tb a Dollar
DM • hooorne n momber, .n.I 1.. em it 1,4 to the pn nlr g e, of nietabrit
abilt, am follo•P : rta
lat.—Free eldentasaea nf Nei( and family, for on,• season .4 the
Exhibition. of the Art Uoion
•
2nd sentatvon ••( nrettneii. ' , .r FoLlioilion and (or compe
tition for Prizes and Prem ium.
The ri,cht to compete 1.. e Pr ..n and Preni,umg, Aull he confined
to work, I.• (tor in. niter,,,
The Ezttioition• -halt e,n•lnt ouch nienetwerin et Art .as ant
Mebtloo.4, a1it...n.4.1 to in the tollowitne Hat , and the Prime and
Preno urns act itypelaite It, t to• kind .1 tip...1n...a named, annli
awarded by the Jude, named lielota, or their so hatitutea, to the
.neresatul rompetiton , and •ticti friar. and l'eemlome shall be
paid by-the Tfen•orer, at thi• t./ each F.% hii•itionie, te• tbe coin
petnore preeentinc •••rtifleut• •, .tenet ht a tuatority utitb. judges
In each department
The 'zrtertmen. t•r , 15t.41 .hall rant nod, the f •I,luwing Grade
or rhino., •
, •1 f 0,. Art.
MIS
thr Orvan..4oAl Arts -
thr litertmatir krt.,
ork
71.. I.li*r. 11. n. • •..• irt
PRE/ILI:1N LIST.
—DEPARTMENT oF FINK A RTai.
1.0 2:.1.0
2.00
5.00
200
00
200
5 00
200
2. 1 20
1.00
S on
200
SAKI
1 00
2.00
5.00
2.00
3.00
1.00
2.00
300
2.00
1 00
." '•1
Best
be•t
Bettlt. Lallol•im.p. Ito
2nd
134,1tt l'..rtratt •
best
Best Pnint4ng ••1 U. dart... ho.,
V. 0.31
Sleet I &DC) 1 . 411111(i.
Itd best
Best :••eniptare .n . 1 ., nn rnt.
2.10t1 to••t ••
Best Seu'pture, Is n. r
2nd best " ••
Best findel to t. 1111,0
Best Daguerre..l, l ..
2od best
Best Ambrnt,
2nd best "
Best tr.n.r.n.•.1.,i nether
Best Ps.lotine ,n Kat. less
Best Drawing In P,1,11, 1 rßttolo,,,or too. 015 11,11,,,,hr
9nd best ••
•
Best
be person un.l. r I ,ot.r•
1.0(1
Best Areli(tertut%ll•••.,‘, l4 .
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on, 11r llrsta•ifs, Rev .1 I. 1...m..4v% .11,111
IT -- LEPAETMEN4 OF SCIENCE.
Best is,:itue.. kstrou..ntioal Vgkeretua .1)Iplorns tad S, I.
tlptleAl Instrument..t. , " 6,00
" Fleeten-irs.‘•nie nrlet..ne
Best Natural Phtl.., ,, rttl, b.;.l.arstus 1 1 iplooussis.1 S2. SAM OO
•• Chemical. t. 1.00
t;eograpbtesi
" 1.00
Jt irsate.-11r Ti. 1+ .-1,...rt. K., 4: w. Gil unison, Dr Jas. Meet. I
land, EV I' 1,12•1,41, ll Hi 1...,•. 4 44.. a 61i...4„ LA N . B. F . 5i,....
I I I.—DEPARTMENT OF THE ORNAMENTAL ARTS
8 *t
.
pet-1030n 0 rJcnv Iry In 1...1.1 Diploma and $3.00
•••11s, " 9.00
I• " Droll tstrr
" UM
Mnlr and inisamontal Painting je Oil " 2%
" Spacink4s4 of 4/ luau.. alai i1...11 Woca
1.00
V 104..cr. In W•s ... .
. " 1144114 or I'arsr.... oo
"•
1 1 . °3
115....,r0 for FFerroHonicA!". --•- • Diploma "
. '
6 ' . "
ham . .... . . .
" 44 " II 'art tar !louse and Stable, .
.. " In. tieuee
o• Prostart ottourre
jrnou —for Wsto Won TR. Rita., Ken . ) *ant, J X
YOU/Iff.
IV —DEPA RTMEN r W.' MSCHANIC ARTS.
Beat /lode/ of a lindire _ ... .. Diploma.
•• Brld i re, 2,ott van e.r. ..Irr, not.
del not 141 . 1,f 12 feel long " and ir.1.00
•, Carr mgt. .. 2.00
.
1140,i Made cart of Gentlemen • • rlotheo 000
" Peat apade I.' a ltd, • • - 1.00
•
hints " .
.. .... 1.00
I loth C ..
at, .. 1.00
t. Spnrtnxe , 1 1 1roarnru ta I Prlollo,,r . 6.00
. ziaddla and llri•ne .. 2.00
" ‘lole 'addle
"
'•Carriage H . arnear e 2.00
.00
" Gunnery .. 2.00
" ModelgramFor ,ne . ..
3.00
e •• of other W &Pill 110. IT . .. 2.00
" Specimen 4 liras& Work . ... .. 2•100
linen. n,r Gent:ewe!, 2.00
.
. •• 1.00
" Sperimen el' Tornio, .
1.00
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Chevalier, P. .11.ft-alf
V —DEPARTMENT OP NEtEDLE WORK; ic
Rest Sp...rimer nflinsry flip. and n.OO
Drees Makin,: 2.00
Embroidery
Oroanisotal Vesdls Work " Lao
" erna,t wntA " 1.00
•
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. lAA,'
retebwmk 1.00
(Anti,
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be
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Mrs 0 it" Itotstaan, Mrs. C. P.
Lawton, Lino Ann. I y.,se. Mt" ir ..it amp,
ELLA LIU'S DEPARTXENT.
Flest.lisrionntn sad 11 00
Wrsst l.OO
" • 1 00
go, r.n i.. 4,1 normal Priass Oil article.
tn.t nonti,•n- . .n tli..,,ther flepartnteht•
JCn
rt B. a, IA 1 111., JohJohn• Carter, Ilea. •tart\
Intssriro
The E. , f the Art I /non sill As lodd In the flails of
"1141.1113.1 1 ,. /ut , 'Mr .11.1 w
corner
n! the Part, In Thur.l.) arid Friday, the Ilth
t(hh.elista..t‘srolf‘r7sis,
A l l .rt,d,. ri.miyusa, k 1. , a or, r traptral, mad loanter•4l and
breaght t.. the F ..hdott..rt oa the dar pnrriuum ao the Zak&
that lla v lure Ilitapla• WO! to 424.03
jaditinualy.
All artarl.., Ow rshd , tt., am, d-ara la be , Mald at private
via l couat ha" , 'h.
All arta•Lroprkaroina (or r‘l•ttioa •ad I.ria , nattal nroubla fa the
HaJI tla• rt.., the
Ttet1 , 14 , ....7 . * ant make their demoinn la writing, no toe Niferema•
M the firl der, sad Ito Issuannear,,,,n will b e reed In t h e ewe.
ing.
, he Exlm!atiot, .111 hale "peard hr as 4.kiresa from MI Orator,
whole 1141110 +IIIIe- aurn,....nred Mt., weeks 'agora.
The F., 1, hi sm, 1.111 e‘noniele n Ilt V O'flOCk Mina Malay inreamm,
and eout,nur ' ran, thatday re , •stine and aastag the Mileviog
day and el nnu sod A l /410 . 1.0.). ast4 atenee
portion Ulu.. • I.,th 4, 0 4 aw l Instr u ,",to .
All member.. I IL.. 4 oli let , with tla tr faatilbas ell l N. furnlabad
taw. •eene ,, n gielurta I. Or. La•ibir
ticket • h4ill.li t 1., I .Jr urd Gentleman Try. mete
At It.. ,imee 4 , f the k.klhttiun Vt Illitietion will ha held. for tb.
541,. of aurt, aril, Ina a. i1 , ...‘11.L.t1ar. may he abralrou• n(
rill
dertroa• ~ , ,g itaormatalloa on the entuert
apply to Ito , Tres eu rer
OFFIcEIv: oF THE SOCIETY.
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J I 4a It 11'1' ILK, Treltattner atrtl st.rr.t r
T. H. bir, •117.11 It
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Mna. i a "'A 41 • I %,
1111... it
DUIA :•41'1ILITS TVIthE TINE fur mulo by
e) July II NTRIr ART R SINCLALL
Eit.- L. NALLIIIRE & Co'.
oo~vaan~,
The Empire Ahead as Usual
NEW GOODS!
G. H. Warner & Co
First in the Field with the
LAIBIIIII AID MOST BEAUTIFUL
STOCK OF
DRY GOODS!
Ever offered to the people of Northwestern
Pennsylvania.
Our counters groan under the accumulated
weight of this
Truly Mammoth Stock !
COMPRISING OWES
*50,000 Worth
OF DESIRABLE GOODS
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
For Cash, Cheaper than Cheapest
IN OUR EIPLRND II)
SILK ROOM
Will he found a choice and varied assort-
went of
Silk Robes,
ILA Baydeu Silks,
China Silks,
Plsid Silk.,
Plain Tallies Silks,
Black Gro de Rhine,
Lasterine,
Vslorei de Esperine
and Striped Silks,
Poplins, &e., &e., &e
Rich de Lain Robes, all wool De Lains,
d:.c. Wool Long shawls, entirely new
styles,. ciashmeres. Thibet, Stella .
and Plush Shawls; Stella and
Chenille Scarfs.
Cloth Talmas, Circulars, Dusters, &c
From $1.60 to $4O.
$3OOO Worth Embrodieries !
unsisting of Cellars and Sleeves, Mar.
seillaise, Cambric, Muslin and Lace
setts from 75 cents to *•25.
INFANT'S WAISTS
Cambric) and Alin Edging,
,Bands and Flouncing, Black Crape setts,
Crape Vails , Illusion Capes, &c.
Guipure., Royal Honiton, and Real Thread
Laces, Fringes, Dress Biittons and
Trimmings,
b . 3 . 1 .. 1a ... q . " : ; , A'al
I N
DOMESTIC GOODS
We offer the best selection from
Boston, Sew York, Philadelphia and Hartford
MARKETS
Prints front 4 cents to 50 cents per yard
Brown and Bleached
81LEETINU,S' tt SHIRTING,
From 3-4 to 3 Yards wide, in quantities to
large for advertisement,
UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY,
And at the LOWEST possible prices
C 3 -EL JEL 1::' IC Ur fig I
ENGLISE AND AMERICAN
Velvet ant .Brussels Carpets,
Three Ply, Ingrain and Rug Carpets, Bilis
sells, Venetian and Ingrain Stair
Carpets,
Oil Clothe, Rope Matting; Matta,
Velvet Rugg,, dm., tke.
Etvriqiq iNieriAls of 411 ki44
Curtain Fiztares,Cord, Tassels, Az.
In short everything in the Dry Goods
line may be found at Our Institution, the
Original Empire, and we cordially invite
the public to call and satisfy themselves.
GOODS ALWAYS FREELY SHOWN
ri,•44ept 12, ISM
Q P•OAIr i--Cooeintmeod - Liv, • laspariar artiele ft pl.
maanhietutiogSodyt, the eheappat mt..* j.t
.4.ett la No. &ROW BOOMS by
Erie, Sept L 2, 1167. CLARK I BALDWIN.
- - - - - •
ARIMY aaoseassaall of CDIII6/, of all aeler iptioat, at No. 5
Hood Homm
Ka* US. must CLARK k BALDWIN.
U. U. WARNER & Cf
ROW
____BOOK ErrOW4
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
y LIMP @ lob i thod 11*. lionort Hunan with bins la
0p tk. Beek see 8.14.0., sad h." hys b.
ed Slant's. to taw larbas lagnormsota to bit main public.
attentions Is snot to task nee stook whim 464.
Al i t=kg "'Mud works kept constantly as bra, sad Nrd
misonilansons Books prodded as noon an pabbasd.
&tool Boob abort, Mad and for Emory locality to Misapply
and for nib at lowed auk peters.
Piferlumiel lo
of variety. Foolscap, Lite', Ladies'
Plain sod /boy et* r, Boiretopes. mot Mask Books*eery
description, sad every elee to the Hoe, Coll sod see. Ne
.barge for showieg 0o 10.
Erie, Sept. 12, 18:..7.
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN. -
!3 IMAMS OF AGE.
'
Whose Inside of lithium, snarly RR oat, dlecoieselylelille to
the East Indies, a certain curs her Consuniptbasi, Asthma, Brill
ehltia, Coughs, Colda, and General Debility. The)tencety eras
reeled by him when hie only child, a daughter, Wu gem up
to die. He had heard much of the wonderful restorative arid
beading qualltoo oi preporatlons made from the hut India Hemp,
and the thought oceurned to him that be might mike a resned,
for hie ,hit l He studied hard and succeeded in waddig' his Aish
es His obvld was cured, and is nee idles sod well He has sinew
s4nelnietore4 the windiest reosedy to thousand. of sugars% la all
Pert. of the world, and lee has Heeler failed In making them cone
pletel• healthy and happy. Wishing i• do as much good as pos.
slide, be will .end 4n seeds abbe &Witted fellow-beings as ;avast
It, this recipe, witif fulbasd explicit directions for making it
up, and eucceastaitt naffs' it. Himont:es seek applicant to
mia o w him onestililing—thres, cents to be rimmed as post
age on the recipe, kid the remainder to be applied to the pay
ment of this advestiansient.
Address. t.
H. 1,t111.4, Me. In Grand stree t, Erie, Pa Sept. 1657 len. Jamey City, N. J.
—_
MA BON liiico litr -yr
oI.IPID e the genuine article.
Sept. 12 CART ., ER k Bill ,
(Weill N I. a 1,.. and ea - lulus otTiu
4,./ West L! CARTER k BRO
L'l X THALV e ta OF LOGWOO 0, Rime VltecTU, Coppers; Mate
Pi and all 'kinds of fly. Stifle of the list loslity to Vie bad at
the store of
ro-pt L. CARTER k BRO.
_
SUIPBII.IOIt Blackberry Brandy, Ginger Brandy, Wild Cherry
Brandy, Lavender Brandy Ontarrha Brandy, Holland Gin,
Landon Porter put up in battle., cult waived and for Wit at the
cheap Den %taws of GLARY A BALDWIN,
Eridsfiept. 12, 1837. No. 4. fined Ream.
cm TES MUM
HA VINO purchased Om Interest of J. J. Rindereecht, of the
lets tiros of Ruideasecht t Justice. la the BreoetY sad-Pro
vision businwes, the business will hereafter to conducted by me at
the old dm* Are. 2, WIIIGHTS !MOBIL, where 1 win endeavor
to be found at all times reedy and wiling to supply the wants of
those of my friends, and the petals, who will ILVOT me with a call,
and will at all these have on hand PREfill 1611110CERIES,
which I will sell for Cash or sznhangs far Produce at the lowest
rice. FLOCR, FISH, SALT, PPM HAYS, CIIKEStt, kn., and,
In fact, almost every thing la the Grocery Nue will be found at No.
27Brliliit's Bloch, State street.
reW . N. S.—All goods delivered free of charge, at all times,
within the elty
August ll, — J. 11. JUSTICE.
ric Balloon will go up In • tem Toys. Coll and get • TELV,
SCOPE at the storeof
uly 25, 1947,-14. .
WRAPPING PAPER.
AT PALM ROW BOOK STORR
LAME aasortsneet add heels arrival of all alma, tine, and
A. quality, at prima fat below any thing ever beard or. Call
and examine stock aod•prioes instead of patronizing Pedlars.
Also, a lame stock of Lithognaphie Picture', painted and un
painted, all slue and atylra, Ju•t received by
Erie, Animal I, 1347. J. J. LISTS.
liv li. L o w ..1 srust Bisium, at
_ --
Anglut 8 min
S ers.
VitrPl4 and MOLASSF.S, a DIM article, at
JUSTICE'S
August 8.
_
la OM zuee and Fresh, at
II August a. JCSTIcrS.
MACILEANIL, CODFINH and WHITE FISH, at
An d 4. n_urners
- - /
SALT,Coare• and Fine, al
August A. JUSTICE'S,
- .
C°"1:41, ROASTED, GROUND and GREEN at
August II JCSTICF.'B.
10110VCKETS, PAILS, TVEiS and CHURNS ;t ----.
1) August L Jusners
_
FLOUR, hy Harrel, Sag or Pound, at
AslIs• I gr• JCATICEIS.
Curaott, RAISINSCUP.R.A.IPTS and PReN ES at
August 8. JUSTICE'S
TEAS a Superior ankle to he found at
August 8. JUSTICE'S.
--
-HAMS bpd DRIED BEEP at
August S. JI:STICE'S.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
.234b,orma RICHT !LOOKING For Mule al
CARTER A MALLEBT'S STEAM PLANINti MILL.
Also a live 'tuck or
3PlLAwci.locil I.rsamalcoies-
OV •1.1 KINDS.
SI DECO, DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, WINDOW
FRAMES. DOOR FRAAIES, MOUL
DINGS, SHINGLES AND
LATH.
Cath"Paid for Lumber.
3m13 CARTER .t W 41.1.1eRY
E , te, la,ni.t h, 1.157
GO TO SCRIPTURE'S
ai11...E77
1 tM
FOR YOUR
DAGUERREOTYPE& AXBROTYPES,
♦yD
NIINIATURES OF ALL KINDS!
OVER AUSTIN'S JEWELRY STORE,
is. VFW ohniWEST CORNER OF THE PARK
NEW MUSIC.
TI received an.l fur sale tit the Park Mall Music Stair
k r Coming slut IF sits, dedicated to the Lallas of Ene City b.
Wu'. Willing
Chaplet of Pearly"
Pi graceful melodies for young amateurs.
SONGS. —For thee I left my native home
ilud save the Union of the States.
little Nally gone home.
Friends we come--Quarteette.
• culaer of them. whoa, wounded hearts
Ile still my heart.
Stan of the summer night—Sercuade
Sweet trwanotits isle.
The falliag tide upon the beach
The New Tear
The heart, the heart.
Lode utikuown.
Mootifight—Serettade
Mary Eno In the Moen, mother
Bishop's Serenade.
From the close shut window..
Sweet Mary Gray.
'ome one to love.
Erie, July 11, 1847. WILLIAM WILLING
WHITE I.BAD!
100 kers Klagara Yen.- SO kers AU...tie r.a.
40 .. Saugerties '• ea " Pantie '
SO " Neu York "in dors hat for sale. .
STEWART it SlVt : aIR
Kik, July S. 1.447 Corner State and Semrotb u.
Wholesa e °use!
iva m
AT NO. 7 DONNELL BLOCK. STATE ST.,
Betoie rudvelte 011 Stmed, awl jug abort the
INve Vie*.
wwK beg Wave swat nompeethilly to call the attention of Row,
to our very Imp and esoly forloctod Stock of
WET AND DRY GROCERIES,
Benicia for CASH, from ant bands, for tha Jobbing Trade in Him
CI ty.
Brisrrlag that we caw offer inducement, equ& to any Homo in
the Trude, w• invite you ALL to call and examine our stock aisci
pries& Them are numerous articled In our line of Southern and
Wa•terp production, which costs' lea. here than in Eastern markets.
It la obvious then that lee can supply the parch aawrs of
ASSORTED STOCKS OF GROCERIES,
at this point, atirss prices than they can be obtains& thin resistern
cities.
_ .
Haying 13~ home SAVES time, sAres travelling expanses,
SAVES interest and loaurafiee, SAVES neonaity of hiege stocks
and Wye liabilities.. BA% ES leakage., wagteandikepeseastinn SAVES
•ezatiuot delays and hamar& of ri rers,lianals, lake* maenads and
ounierooa other contingencies which every pax! Waxiness man
safierstands
To this enterprise we bring many years exp.:Metter, and trial
that as no pain/ or attention .hall be spared in exeent4rag all orders
arenraey and dispatch, we anall neat the patfonage of pur
unarm
Me, June 13, 107. liff.4lr k PARKAS
_
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New Arrangements.
J.IIIOCAIiTICIL. baring parchased the entire Interest of D. S.
. Clark, of the late firm of Clark k McCarter, In the Grocery
andProvistotr autumn the Buis:Bees will hereafter be continued
by bin. at the old stand where he will be reedy and willing to wait
on all the old Customers of the late firm and will be pleased to ere
as many new ones as will Diver him with a call.
Brie, lime T. 1857.
F A it - bi N IS.
Nero talk, to day Ketekasma Wonted Moocimg MaeAswes
and Combined Mower and Reapers.
LIA WING obtained the Agency I can . apply the Farming,
Community wi th these Kat/tines at lisauflusturs Priem ad
transportation please mil and examin Nit:opts *seat= at
No. 3 Bonus! Block, State st.
Erie, Jane 37, 1167. J. KeCAMICS.
WHIITH FIPIII.—A. eery superior sullele of Large fat FISH,
mint' at Brie, acid cured by an experienced hasnl, on sale
be the half bowel or retail, at
Erie, Jane 21, 1837. HANSON - St ()eatery Depot.
-
New Discovery.
77''.ACH.14 AMSKICAN COMPOUND, so In4llthl. none
dlyor :Scrofula, Cancer, Chronic Itheumatlsso, Conouropto.u,
slut std mamma %tidos !rout on impure slate of the Blood. Thig
ia a Nip, V gd:RTA 131. P. 1119,e0VERY, aad Is superior to any oth•
er Medicine ewer he neered to the public. Price 11 per bottle
Sold oul . ..iein 5, Reed House, by
June 21, Mr,7 CIARK k
LATE ARRIVAL,
LLOOIIIIO is now opent
Eir my a choice stock of Gold and Sliver
„ Watch**, b Gold and Diamond Rings and pins. }lce
Ca km drop. , sod broodier', Enameled Painting ac, Gold Studs.
and Sleeve below, wimps Thimbles, Bracelets... Geld and other
ilpeetacles, Silver spoons, Ladies Cava, forks, and a Great %arte ty
and beautiful Stlica of Mated Cake Baskets,Tea „„,t,„
Communion Forstßia re, both toted and Bnttania; 'Looking Glasses
and Clocks la &bandanas Lady. Reticule* and bags mid 'ark*, of
Fancy lactieleatbat cannut La anatnerated conveniently in this
Nation. -
Erie, July la, DIV. CALL AND SEW.
grIOIIUP MIA P.—la wade with a 'pi little labor by using U.e
CONCZNTRATED LYE, to be bad at the store of
Erie, June 13,1857. • CARTER t 1111'.
I , Gentlemen of the Bar !"
rp RE Fourth ..d Revised edition of Dunlap's Book of Forum,
J, containing over too thousand forum for practice. Alan, most
Of Kay k kW. Fuidleatious eau be had at LINTS' Book Store.—
Call and OM. Brie, Ana. 27. ISM' A
NSW FLY TRAP.
FLY rArit, 'tory attradave to Ilya Ant; tr.. one short r.
which la suilleioat to till a quart. Prier 6.,ti crater ►.Loot, t.
tr ho 4 u tiro store of
Erie. Aaron 114 1037. CARTER k BR.t.
Convenience and Economy.
A VSKY food, Ponverriamt and amp Caureat--euttabi. t,r
A
heatlag ifirult Jars, la be bail at
Sept. 12. CARTER
_.
at-OTh
at all attala at _
S A nivel fl JUSTIc6'.
Qt k i ne llr IS f 4 It. —9 la ff ort r. Olive tar ai - urh 'arleb - fited .4114.
• ca foe dawn lames.
s at tke ls.
, Jame 12, ISO. CARTER k MO
(10111[6. for Fran Casa aatl Jars U
940. IL CARTTX 4 811011it8
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41.1,4
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• Y4 l l ! . ; W rZ ----- . 1 .17% 1 1 .5 .
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•• g•• I 4 *sot*, vamp Cie •••••••••••••1. ,
kip •t g i ,••• r•o••1 Gm equal}y
r- . •• Itlete li•••••41.
1- 1•••••••114,1:61. witch. I. th• Ile, Ike incs••••
.1. nn.,.. 4.....11 , ,i ism tow Lay owl
IN, .1 1....... of 11•4••••1••1
P.n.. remora lo 11 ••••.••=11 0 •C••••=12
i• e ....toe t••. *Melo 1.7 bhp* ••••••••••• ;
tete ode • am.4l leMtMa Bill. rims bow eisalori*Ny
t, ...tame • 1... m.
It Is • arcemtel.•• Iwo, ail 1110•WO Pet IT
g• Mg.**. gm, gi, •• ,3 ;,, ga l e.. mio••• WOE*
1.. • bistro/ lie (.. our=
TM grad le PIM Om,
Alen al Imo tie allo•••• ••• VIM&
Tlhe legg•rugg bgo as Windy NM ~ .41141 NAPO
~, • perfect, • WI. •••1 ••••••I r.I.T•
__ ••per •••• Op
Fs , * lam •••••• •.•A• •• •• 08 7
Th• *pewee g• leng• , mmed is .mil
T .••• 6 Tlg••• Yo se 1•••1 about YAP ile
ghtMea•••• • 6 1, 1•1• ark ...miely ge
-. Iffak.
.o PIO h. at Seabee bg•••••• Ow Yet
T..g., drag wing love orproom yllu A
•• oil* ammo.
• uara../. DUCOOTIT TO in ilyall.
For Sale %Imitable and ftetall, by
M., Aug. TO, 1116 T —l6.
HAIR BRUM 101, of qualities tad pia% at No.b Void
Noce. CLARK BALDWIN.
EINNENCE Off JAMAICA:. CU NG Zap partioelouly maw
mended for tbose affections of the bowels which am CEOUNDoIo
in Use sarnaser, for nolo at No 6, Reed floor, by
Sept. 12 (3..d/C8 k BALDWLN.
WINIESMU
1 ADOZ. of the. timed Apple Paren tnsj Os bad at
11.1 Sept 12, DO: bgLOKN'S HAMM &BZ B2ORR.
• Preserve your Blain, by Painting.
i. " . .. d scepri., sn t rep rt.. li L tliq .r b.l manner and warn
Sopt. 12. CARTER & BRO.
of_ . _. ..._ _
ZINCVIM PAINTING.- The besibniaddi yids impeder
Paint MP be bad of
s.pt. 12.
_____ SA R:L" it BRO.
WHITE LZAD •od all Mods of Potato, to bot Mad et tbe
store of
Sept. 12. CARTER k BRO.
- -
Ian.BPARIS4OIIDETINIO . .. —laser of rem •rery best quality
r to be bad st the atom of
Sept. 12. CARTER k BRO.
CHAMPAI/LINE of the hest quallt d tararal at
C k BALDWIN'S,
Erie, Sept. 12, 111: No. 6 Bawd limo.
I
LACRSIIITH itt.
In o Bel ters, — lititils, TWIG, died*
rev.,
es, elbewsw , K /I..zele, 1606114, liwto, I Rod, Carriaaw 8.1 Hoses, i4teelllci., will do
well to call on de. es they errs bound to sal dun lb*
cheapest. ,7 BARNEY k EBY,
Aug. 29 ~ No. 3, Reed Boost.
ITS Chapin. ..ItiCuaton Fleas of Et IP County ,
Jams Toad. Ex. Ns. 114 ,tturost Term, b 167.
"and now to/wit Sept 5. 18.57. B. Great, Raw appointed aud
itor, to dtatribuo the money enacts on this suit , Par Cartiun"
All uainterrated sal plew take notice "that'd. under
al will Alt trod to the dudes of his appointment, at his. ogee In
the city of Erie, ou the 16th day of September 1067, at it o'clock
P. IL BENJAMIN GRANT, Auditor
Erie, Sept 9 1857.-le.
OCOLATHe— ee
?reviled Fneli
C Hl Erie, June 27, 1867 • FIA.NSON's.
'I7O&iiEtOLY.ERLe au, otter Pistol's, iTI uu
r July 26, 1867.-11. • G. LOOMS.
OAT IN SEAL, Nari , Hoaaaioay,ka., oa sale at
raft', Jane 27, 1867 HASSON. '.
R:rI77F' .7 ;37IFT ' .WII
rruntic subscriber offers to sell 150 acres of land situated in Kar
-1 boirereekt, Erie Co. Pa. about ly e miles south out Of Harbor
creek Depot, and h mile east of the Methodist Cherish. !Said farm
has about 100 acre" under good improvement, good buildings, wall
watered, he It contains sow of the flood laud for edtbot gram
or grain iq the country, it will be sold low, and terms of payment
made easy. Address CHAUNCEY C. WALKER
Aug 211, 1667.-16tf. liarborereek, Erie Cb
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH EICHENLAUS, Ja.,-
MA NUFAILITILISIS. Wholesale sad Detail Dealer in Boots,
:Doom, Leather and Finding", 4th door *oath of the Park,
American Block, State Street, Erie Pa., has jest ntanted &olio the
eastern "idea with the beet
SPRING AND P41731.111g1it DTOCIIS OF
BOOTS, bIIOES, LRATHER & FINDEISGS,
That was vier offered In this city, srtlich will be sold very low tor
cash. cheaper than the cheapest can sell.
M. 0 . !, ht• stook will b. found bents Calf, Yocpeeo and Patent
iwuatier fluots, Congress Gaiters, and every variety of Ladles
'fatter", Buskins and 4 1ips, and all kinds of Children's Snots, Shows
and Shp., and in short, every new style of Boota sad Bboss In
market, without encoptioo.
Custom work done in the neatest style of the trade; on the short-
eat notice.
Leatherand i.k ate] licrulock riele Leather, French
11.0.1 American Calf Skins, Patent Leather, Morocco, Laing, Bind
ing, lisps, anti slips; Thread., Wel", Lasting., tielnous, Hammen,
PI ocher. Tarn., Pep, N.D., ..te
,
Don't forget the piece.
Erie, April 111, 1547.
WHO lII.ADE TOUR COAT 1
T P 114411011 NK tT AND IT 15 A perfect beast
Why of wear , FRANK WaliNEß,•morfeau Block,
ritate-at Imn't Lai the plum arid moat (Bab
winable t re..l• to 0%1. mly-1.•I wad begirt.. t lbw him% hotter
11.1 town If v,u want list, a qua% pants, over-roht Or
mg" artielo of
Furnishing Goods,
11.7.1„ , ,fi1.r, h. , r1:1 n0r.. , L1 ,0.1 s BOW(
, 11
nor in receipt of a superb stock of
CliioTlfs, C t %Si 311.131V4 D VESITI NGII4s
an examination of lila ato.k will prove profitable at well Si la
trrelit ing Don t f , rget the place,
h'R%NIC W.tfLaiEß'fi CLOTHING, STORE.
ki.”lla 1 . .p.57 --111
COME ONE, COME ALL.
The " Old Furnace". still on the " Track."
rill I ti subscribers, hat lug enlarged their Establishment and pro
-11.1•4! them.. with entlre Pattern• of the latest
sod most aeon" ed &shrill.. are now relit/wed, not only to pima*
the moat foetid...in' taste, hot also to supply their Customer, at
- . l..notriffures" than the some articles have ever hewn sold for in
thisor soy other market.. We would especially invite attention to
the new and. heantlful C. 'OK STOVES, styled
THE BANNEII, te4l Ovens.
TIIE HULK PtLE,
THE BOW 111 IT, Myles Flue.
These loves are got up expressly for Wiraire's Cam/art. They
are capaLle of at./tug out • tarp smnant of heat in the winter
OPSPOTI, Arid
tel so ronstrnete.l that the heat CIO be turned off the
Oren and allowed to escape la the Chimney, thereby obviating the
treat boot in the room which the Cook has heretofore been obliged
to endure in the warm 111,11011 of the year.
.
We irtleile Melee Neturing some uew snit beautiful Puler Stoves
tong] P.I. Wr0....1 .nit ...al, gush sx
lye.. Cored,
The !Herniae Glary
The Model Peeler
The titer lilidad Ahem
These WitrrEi are all the latest style, rah in their &Aro;
and ast.lor to oar termer Oro, afternoon, astable as ft dell 7 olio ;
pn
enon, One ariety sad style, with any other se
in the Conott, R. are determined to yell at the "leftist priest/'
Let .11, there(nee, who vona :4 art a good article, sad Nave money.
0, all
Ertl, , May 2 , 16:17. RENNET?, BARB it CO.
NEW G GODS.
WM & BROTHEL
KE now reepiring and uttering fur sale &large Stock of Spring
I I and iumnier
DhY GOODS
Irtsch tlutv ar determined not to to under .01.1 in the CIO of Srie
Mr Ca.!' Aoo.nors t lode Stock will holoood • toed smortikest of
1). Wave, litescbed MulnlioN Ticking".
Lao on, I ri.b Linens, ("beak,
34_122.1 . lir* Mans... Shirting Strips,
... ~. _ ..._ _
'tdthatw, Kmown I)riletting;
rrinr., Rl cle [fettle Desinist
Tee , thet etch lame and gato;wai amortmatit at Solsonialbit
Goods, to k hick they Int ne they ottehtlou of the Public and the
Rest of mankind
Krt., Map A ItiST
GRANITE HALL.
Nu. 191 MAIN STREET, BV FFALO N. Y.
Directly opposite the Aistrirpoisics Moire
Z. 2161LALIFILITZZOT.
(LATZ u► THE rim' or NARTIN, CLARK A CO.)
Ma oubettuvr •od Wholerl► and Befall dealer in
YEN'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
(nats, .'sirrlinerelfi Vetting+, fanor's Trisunino% ke
CVNTO II DR IC 4T
la arida: the Atipattlaloo of Galen IL Keene, formerly o
Krt.
F. D. WINNE, AV
May 9, 14.51
fr,lKOCiatta - 91.
r"' "
~
BLACK and Wean Tom,
S oirar,Houtit Syrups,
.12 orur Eloaar.afo )( 74
910 car of IA DAIL
t g 0 Jan Cam
•r, \Rio Coffee,
Rio
„,- Wager,
aaletat , "
ee., ke, ke., at BARR k BROTHER- 4 .
Eris; May
n Building,
NORTH Sli .RK, NEAR PEACE, Iff., ERIE, PA.
-...----.
T. M. ACC/TIN hasjast received a new aspartame( of
;Ilik- GOLD and
urea',
WATCEM tr i p
a. Coral, Florentine., and other sib of Jewelry
KLICIPALY? DIAMOND RAND sue 4 P 1,10!
arneo, oni a, Malachite, Cnrneluin and Gold Sleeve Buttons and
,tu45,ii..1.5 Bracelets, Pena, Pencilaand Lotketai Sliver mold Pearl
p o ranionuawit and Card Cases; Silver Cut.* and Goblets; and many
. other Gone to the Gold and Silver line ton numerous to mention.
.4... , • treet aseortment of
Ladies Work Boxes, BetioaleakSewing Stands,
_...
I.s.loui and I ;YOU r ) ,101.11, tr,..1, ChM!. gages and Card Stands,
0111Loo bra s...., hon
king %8..., or.. and Portrait Frames, Ike., kr.
ri p- ArATcH E.,. (1... KS, Ji..WIELIII, Re., repaired In the
beet manlier. as LIPOII I
Trot,' thankful fo the linen"l patronage heretofore revolved, am
in hopes to retain all my olil (vaunter* and 1111 many Ilea one. aa
sill fai ...Me ell tt a .-.01 Don't forget the place—Paragon Build
ing, nea r i'vael/ *I r.,1, \ d,rtlk .ir Wad Park.
ri - i * bail a..t such pries" for (1/04.14 that those who are in
sat mount Nit to toy _Ai:rig', July '26, 1661.-11.
GiiiiT! Gifts !! i
Gifts !
•
A PRIZE TO EVERY PURCHASER,
At tho Qtt.kpr City Puttlishiug Hawn of
id AYE RULISO.V. PHILJDELPHI4.
v bu Int • b,o,k for si a or more, you am It twos preeemeg
Ei
with x priM, odrth from !Scoots to SIN, consisting of Fins
Gold "Jewelry. Watrh.-a, Sc. All orders by wi/1 be promptly
filled, and the jrurrn prisms will accompany the books. Our list
ouutaios all orttio most popular books of Use day, wad will be sold
at the urasi rrtatt praoca, many of them for lean. Persona viahin
am particular hook eau corder at once, and Itwill he
with a rift A catalogue ;Mar Itifotioction, with a hot of
isodm and gills, will he mot post paid, by addronning.
DUANE HAMMON,
No 33 South ThirdSl.., Philadelphia.
QT Agents Wanted 1$ —3m
Paper Hangings anCllciaers.
(Y . 1aut.."t6.e31" and Patb. l 2. l "l l d i; i l l T ff S7a ti r l k r iro l :torstr e 7e. by
FJUNG It PA I.— the rarest an most rt.ialnite QI al. pir
tomes eau h.. had grnoine at the atom of
• Kew., Juno 13, Info?. CARTER & RRO.
Q Dislo•r * Kl/1 N Rllll ALE. yawartier. •
0 Jul. 11. STEW ART srxcLArg.
INFORMATION WANTED.
II.OIIOIATION iTTNIII6 of the friende4nne Isaac
Vortor, reeldent VA* count/ I tl4 end 'l4, e moved In
the at Erie in th e 14 or 1312. The object thie ta to
iiiwertalli air time of the Captain of II a 1 - knorpany to which he
eerred. Any Infortuatt.n in this parilcular,, or that may lead to
it, eat to thankhilly mreileil, either at the °See of the Eli*
egeereee, or he the sabeertber at F.mlingeon, Ifenonno - eoaaty p a .
*vs. ta, iso r -icar - sTr.ms ROWLAND.
!fifiT . TOBIC Or ERIE 3,40,404 P.
GM OP ROMS, eammolloodiar, ;air t e ll :
tattoo Sill leave, and 'Moo at 1:11.A St awn no
=s, via : •
LltD 801:N1). —Arrive EAsnsw nopsp.—Lialc
Daakidt it Bag- Et, at 1110 r.a. s lgteadiailliationai at WS AJ4I. ,
MB No. 3, at lilt a .a.,Nall - a41:1/ PA.
=rpmt ', atll.lo " rat al 42411 fat.
iat Illai " lagrama, at 100111 Pa.
Atwastrotiattoa at 910 ital l'itaelt4eaa. at 10414P.X.'
rasisist Me. 1. at *AO &Jr:, irrk ;' at WS OM
No. 3, at 11:016.r.aL4 " .4. at 4.14 i AA.,
POOTS..—Tb• .6xprolo Kali" onsuroeta at norsoUntllo otllll
bats for N.. York- aolgia RaNSTAILIo
N.. lfart, Nay .111, 1867.-11. • Prodded.
1867.
ISME;9
sad sitar llooday, July 6, Parsnip, Tales will kora NEW
V id as follows:
SD A. AI, Night Cop ia*g MIN sottlaid,
Dosinda,
Sllror Crook, SOO= at aldrilt sad Balk
with itoru= Supremo Tramp for Illfrvi Tot.
I 66 P. K., at all Nall Stations, g
_orooool- , egg u lit'''lli ndtalo with • Zooms Tatiana*
Ildow York.
7 so P. M., Cl/winos: 1
.1. /m'a:as, mania( at Waatilait, Dasittalt
sad SU ooassetint at Dualtirk and sLi S
wattValais for lller Toot.
I 00 A. ill, 1 1 11,r farm stopping at all way Stattoaa.
TICILITA Jar Bale at the oiee to the 1eta2441 martens awl
Atbera eitisaaa4 taints. .
pril, 261 W. 61-tf R. N. Bllo‘ll, Supt.
N. MCII./HY
Is67+-81:111.WER A KRANeEMIINVASSrir .
N sad sibeAseast 1,1667, and renal fisrtbar 906604. 616~
O
Trans will nix u follows, Os
LEAVE Ct. TIM A ND,
960 A. Y. )11a/1 ?MO dope at ell Way ttatiogui amptinail4
Parry. Unkinville and Bay at4 m l Er*
26 P. K. Dunkirk 166 P. V. a eSeP. N. • t.
4 26 1' it anctnaati Empress Train Win at
=ad tilrard onl anJ arri IMO P.
926 P. litifitle 10 to P. IL
Ail of the Weisel traits gum( Westward eoaneetiat Clissimad
with trains for Toledo, Chiesco, Columbus, Chieitutati, 11te. i t ark
/lad all the Omagh trains vise Batty aid emote! at b
with the N. Y. ik E. K K; sod at Buffalo with those of the New
York Central and MAW° sod Nsof York City Railroads.
CUM 0101 1; I; I ; 1;1 I
fl•
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. '
Trains run through to Wheeling & Pittsburg.
rvz and after Monday, March 9th, 1437. trains run dally, San
k/ days excepted, accor d
ing
to th
AB e follow
E• ing.
TIE T L
Anietiona Bleciyatabr-M,
At Cleveland with the Lake Shove and Liereland At Toledo Rai/-
roads for Buffalo, Niagara Falk, Canada and New York Toledo,
Chicago ,Barlington, Rock Island, Davenport, Galena. Ractko,
witakee, St Paul and the North West.
or Tickets can be pnrehaaed ot the Office on the I.lnv. also at
all theprincipal Ticket tlfßcee of the various connecting Roada.
t ar Fare ae low as by any other Route
Saparintosidant's Ogles C. k P R. R_) ?
Cleviaanti, March 6, 1937 ) 4,3 if
ZIAILIEMSI4II terra 131rX.ALWPIIIU
BOOTS AND SHOES!
ALL SORTS :
rrilitY do Nay that they bay, on band, Ihse n tpt--and Beat
aaaortment or (Boots lc Slimes) r G lo
Eirown'a Block that eras ever brought übt.. th• t its "f
Eike,. April, 18. 1867.
A_ LARGE 2sTOC kOP
lin , 11
8. Sill?!!, N. 4 Chrepelde •
reeriviag the tanria Stock of tkOODS In his hoe ever Diem'
Lrio. Porehomed for Cash •t luarest rates, they mill ba NNW,
iholuale or &tall, earreapoodingly Coll &Da arm t b.; roods.
4101,1.4
" Oar ' ll d dr ai rrie City Bonds emelasuge tol goods
April IS, Issl.
AY sew reerieing an entire Flesh and New Stook of t3MO
- direct from Neer York, whack 1 ofer to 101 l to tke
public at prices that can't be beat by aay other totattltakinont In
timactity, I shall also Imo on band a general suppply s of all Mods
of PROVISIONS, PRODCCE, VEGETABLES, kc., Raving
lad mama erpattence in the Grocery and Proviaiinr Basineas, I Om
er wadi am folly imptbie to Lp up with the Wass
April 4, 11161. Mill. F. RINDERNECHT.
NEW YORK DISPENBARY A
CORNER OF CANAL AND HANOVER BTB., NEAR
rN, BUFFALO. N. Y.
NETITUTE OR THE TREAT RENT or ALI.
T
Mats OF A PRIVATE NATI:RIG—AU Wenerml
tinlictletic ane chronic dlecesees, treated in a careful, thorough and
.intelligen •• • ner, pointed out ,y long experience Lod *climate
kwon of the nature and peculiarity of these loathsome
*Mc • • COMP of stlicture.,,,hronle Rb iu m s u ina .
• • of beslinr—lndammation of the E , Oot Syphilitic trot s .
I PZILLLS WWLIESSES, or Disorders peculiar to the Nes. Such
se Leucorrhoes or White.
law.
Buffalo & Erl e
rlrrrTvTm,. rrrrr7l-1
C!LEVELAND & ERIN LIL : ;
9 Sa F. Night Etyma Train !Anna at Falassilla,
Conneaut out Girard only, and arstrell at Illrle t l i t
' A. 46. ISMS. 600 A. 11.
LEAVY. sails,
I to A. = „ 0 Train suits a WM*
a 44 suits 4
20 A. M.
10 40 A. Y. Yell Trsta stops at all Way Stabs. naipt Sap
brook, Cabal:Mlle, Perry, Mentor sa4 lile4lllb sad
arrives at Cleveland at 2 30 P. Y.
1 46 P, X. Express Train stops at Girard, Coasesat. Asistsbedis
• and Painnoville only and arrives at Cloookand 6 06
P.Y.
00lee of C..* C,11.. R.
June IS. 1867
Tulsa Luts
sfATIoNS
A. Y., P. B. P. 81
7:66• 2.60' 6:14 Civet,land
6,211 —, 6:62 Bedford,
6:62 3:44 6:26' Hudtwa,
11:24 4:12 6:66 Raaaos.
9,60: ' Atwater,
16: 1 4:60 ` Alitasee,
Mai 1.19 Bayard,
11:06 , Hanover,
11:4 6:68 . Sallnewllle
18.101 6. 6, Yellow Creek
Liverp.ol,
4 caith', Ferrr
1210, 6.36
12:311 6%413
12:41 --
Indwan
kotheAter
Plttaburg
12:69 -
19D1 ?XI
2..116 11.4 u
EBECIM
?Luxe LIAR.
A. M. P.M
9 . 00 1 16 Belle Alr
till 1:36 lirtdport,..
9:64 Las Porthtott
'10:05 2.46 Rush Run.
;10:24 UM Lips Do.
~/.0:*1 3:60 ..itetabeurtlle
'11:22' 4:3111 Jeddo.
.11:40 ; 11:41 ; IlleColll.
.12.10 616 ,i, Y.. 11... Cre.ok
20 616 W#llre , rt,..
12:31 648 Liforrr...l.
12:43 , Smith's Peres
; L2:691 ' industry.
110 7.37 Rochester,
. 1 216 1 4.40 1 Psrrserou, .
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH
- -
Train heaves New Philadelphia T:45 • ii.,,Donwat 11111/1141-
burg m. 91.6. Arrives at,Bayard at 10:al, connecting with Tram
an Main Lime, for tieweland, Pittsburg, and Wheeling. bravos
Bayard at 1:40 P. a, inn arrival of Train - from Cleveland, Fitter
bang and Wiiveling,) Warneaburg at 2.4'0 r 0. A rrivi I at Dotor
at 4. New Philadelphia at 10 r g. •
No change of Can between Cleveland and Pittsburg and
Ir=ttng and Pittsburg. ' a •
COZOIECTIONS.-
The Trains oonneet at Plttsbarr with the Pennsylvania Railroad
for Harrisburg, PbilaAkelpkila, Baltimore, New York and Beaten.
At Stenbeal• with the 3teubtartlkand Indiana Railroad (or
Cadis„ Coshocton, Newark, Col a mbus and r Inetnn 01.
At Wheeling with the Baltimore and obi° Ratitead tot c l imb,
land, Fredrickabis , Washington and ilaitunorc Also, nath Stea
mers for Warlirtta, Parkershargaod pnints nn the I)htn River
GO u IT ft
BIG AND LITTLE :
New Grocery and Provision Store
In Beatty's Block, West Pork Row
DB.B. VAX! & IgLANE'S
SCR ROMA
kmenorrbora, or painful or 'oppressed Menstruation sod Pu
lliam Uteri or Fall iof the Wombt treated at Ulu Lastitoi on ,
and a cute warranted in every ISSilnec where the rraponidbllltles
of the ease are assumed. Nome:see Exisapier or Spermaturbotio.
a disease which is brotight on by Our cares ur t h e destructive
and deplorable habits of inennaiderate youtb„„permenetitly eared
by the mild and adloselons treatment which wsadopt. reartnat
moot of this Disease, is both Surgical, and Medical. We use the
Spenea Tenamalum, which to extreme came epigt m. by the patient
ma !Miring to rest precents the potability of the crannrace of
the Emission, daring the night
Ilk J. Bum, or Dianna, er. as us cur or Elmoreto, my.
.oentistran you are benefactors to useuelad, for toy sot who had
become addicted to the habit of heft Abuse, through passion, and
ignarantra of Its deplorable remits, until his Mfg era despaired of,
lama been thrpaghly cured by the application of your invaluable
laartnualet, ad I dem It • duty which I owe to parents, and to
eitsaldad, that I should recommend your method of treating all
come of this, as well as all other diseases to the world." The
Pries of the Sum& Tutactune. is ,10.011,and no b• rant on ra
mie*, this amount, to my address free of cbsrge, ago medicine.,
for nay of the above on receipt of arraranable fee.
Patient, who desire our ttdstment mid wish to nemain under
our supervision, until cured, can obtain good board It from Skin
to *per. week.
Tint Pinata PROTICCTISO leyTßrsxvr, as unfailing prereptive
ofrancratkin. Foe v. Le rut' s at this tim e s, hi e . goo . L0g... ,
w h o from physical Deformity, or .lebilitr, are iagapacitated for
safe re-production will Ind VII. snarl' a safe preventive, and
WaltteXTlD reliable
All coirtmoxildit.oo• magt di.-rctP4 to On VANN k
We LANE, Box 3468, Baal., Y
Auguat 1857 ly
_ .
Groceries, Provisions, Cigars, _
TRE subscriber reettertfullr informs the public that lee has re
lonro4 to Cheapaide one door north oftbe enrviet teeth street
Lod the Park .; *here be la now In receipt of a Isrire earl epleadtd
atwortment n GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, eaciebiltlng. of er ect
article In that Hoe, amebic which maw be found
Ceases, Teas, Beggars, Syrups Spices,. &c.,
every variety and deacrlptiou. I would call ropettal attruti..tl
to my stoqk of
CHOICE KEOAaA,
onsiptising the razinna brands and qua] knee ah{rh 1, ill be onld at
reainnablia rates. Determined to a fair hunoneea,l resteettlally
.aalieit • eall from pure/wen
Erie, April, r A. BECK R.
THE PLACE TO BUY
II _1 le I) TV 4 R E
NO. 3, ORED HOUSE..
BARNEY k IE.riIYKE\
ui 1157
IRON, STEEL or NAILS;
Call at BARNEY k ecoNK EN'S where yqu WUt End s fail
liAt„ past received. No
Lode, Latches, Butts and Screws,
fact all aka& d RCILI'FR• II ki:pry IRF t6..1 for cash
at HARNEY ReQ , NNNY'S.
Ass. 29.
kiou...
r iIIitPRISTRILK, by calling .t I(..muts:;;;tii
ki the beet aseartment of
P r
0 01,1.1 S
Ent Miami in this City.
iikg DULY, Mill, Crow Cot, • r sod
krand at the Cheap Hardware Store,
Aug. 210. N• Hoe.l C
Noitao=CaTriikaTtrarii quality
S'aPt
1/1011084.:0P128 for examining book n0t..., sod Speetacie
nearyloody, will be found In abundance at theaters of
I.ly 2 1122.-41 WOWS.
a NorrmatiAm.
11%0.
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11:14. coy 15460
10:40, 4.46, 04
101001 344 1 6:A
0:27, 3 : 13I 11:11
*43, 7:44
2(22 112
$4.0
I,lr 6:26
1240 1 , 416
d 12401 4:26
11:A , 6:13
11:44k &ST
• 11142: 4:46
• 11:1.111 4AO
,1046. 440
945 3410
TILAIaII 4.IIUUTL
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4:16 340
11:56 T:45
11:00 7:131
V 46. 1.10 ,
6:66i
q, 6:46
646
, 640 1
1245 6:34 ,
11.Z61 146
11:44 4.61
11:112' 6:161
11:16 4/36.
1045 4:101
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