NMI DAYS ADB.IFT ON THE OCEAN! In NAKFATIVE OF MR T r . Within half an hour before thiCentral Amer. lea sank it became evident t., all on board that their efforts at bailing and puulping were una vailing, and Mr. Tice, with oth a, betook him! mil to the deck. Capt. 'Herod° was then on the hurricane deck, and he saw 'hi but a few elements before the steamer mink. Mr. Tice at once looked about him to secure some means of saving his life, after the catastrophe should take place:. He found a board aim inch ands half in thickness and about ten feet long, and with it he took his stand on the hurricane deck, near the stern of the steamer He had been there but a felt moments when the stern began to 844 i-ra pidly, and as the deck sank near to the surface, he sprang with his board into the water—.truck vigorously out from the sinking re 4 ,d, and when 'bent forty feet distant, he saw the wave.' eloping over the bow. He was i•uffici. , iitly remote from the steamer when she sank, iol that he Wa,3 not carried under. In a to..rueut the liml.ng surface of the sea weaned with th, ,/,/,rt . ., of the wreck, and grasping for thew were .cores of human beings, 'Atli boring that they nitght yet he res cued from an impending fate Re-ting his , ehest across the centre of the hoard, Mr Tier swam to.,the leeward, and though near to . ther l who were struggling in the ware., they were sustained, on pieces of wreck and did not at tompt to share bis board with him Soon after the steamer sank, he discovered the lights of a vessel in the distance, which be Suppmicd to belong either to the bark Marine or the schooner [the El 'rade] which they had spoken a short tune before the catastrophe They were to the hewaril of him. and he c ra tioned swimming in Ow dirt en ra, to b. p• a to teach the vessel ; hut , with the di.apl.earxu.!• of the lights, about 1q or 1t)4,1., he I nis efforts. An hour .or tw later tie a t ; in .11-e ere lights, and this tun.• inuch neer.. r Litu lu a few minutes he was t distinguish the hull of it vessel bearing directly toward him Ills hopes were raised, and he was confident that he would soon be discovered and resew d' But, when only a quarter .I* - -.1 mile .listant from him, the vessel —a bark [the Norwegian bark 1 4 :11en] —altered hor course, and kept off, and sober. trtently•ber hull and lights disappeared while she was'apparently sailing off in a Rik: breeze. During the remainder of tho ntght, be eucoun• tamed seven persons, who, like himself, were drift ing abort on fragments of the wreck or boards, nod in -some instances he hailed them In one esse, the gentleman, a passt.ti e t.r, t 11.1 Mr Tice his name, which be is u,w un,hie to remember Another said that be had seen the purser of the steamer but a short time before tlecting on a board, sod the Whet was expressed he w.i• alive. A heavy sea continued t • ro.I during the night and following day Tuesday morning dawued up”u Mr 'rice with little to encourage him to Lope The bar c came visible, but she was standing off, and by 11 o'clock had sunk be tow the horizon. The day, however, was tine , the s.th shown hnghtl, but before meridian the heat became powerful But despond- no was no p.itt of his ft,lttir , Despite the.dreary prospect of his rescue, .ht re solved to struggle for life uu.licy night came, and for another ten hours to' was buffeit..l by the still heavy waves avid darkness But his fatigue was too much for him to oc. r... , 1::, , and often during the night his h. ad would drop' on his breast while in au involuntary doz.., and' he would suddenly awak.o his hand- in stinctively grasping the plank, which alowc bore his hopes for the future But, beside his suffer logs from exposure to the wa%es and the heat, thirst and hunger added their influence to render his situation the more desperate The guawings of hunger were'severe, but his thirst was terri ble, His position was u fearful, realization of the words: •tYal4k, water, ILL nn ut Hut not a drop t.J awAlt Monday morningdawned without the pre , ebee of anything ti cheer his hopes tfecaaiowsliy fragments of the wreck, drifting in the Gulf &resat; would be lifted by the waves into view and anon an iinflated life preserver woulddance over the summit of a wave amid the white caps, and in a moment disappear The sun set while he was yet tossing' on the waves, tut with a spirit unbroken—that was yet to suffer severer trials than he had yet experiene.A—he still c:ung to his plank throughout the night, little expect lag that the dawn of the morrow was to waft to him a means that would I,u‘ly him above the waves until Providence should snatch him from the very jaws of death Abou - t9 o'clock en TueAay morning, after loatiog with his plank for sixty-one be descried a boat at the distance of two or three miles, and without “Owing certainly what it was, further than that it seemed-to afford a bet ter means of sustaining himself than his plank, changed his position, rested his body—on the end of the plank, and ream .in the direction of the object. The wind in the meantime had become light, and the sea smoother, and he was able to make some progress in his swimming. Between 12 and 1 o'clock he reached the object he .aught p—ond of the wooden life boats of the Central America, half filled with water Ile grasped its side, and in a moment bad raised himself “ver the guard In it he found three oars, a pan, a pail, and three old coats. With the pall he bailed out the boat. One of• the coats he fast ened on an oar as a signal, and then placed the oar upright in the byw of the boat He scan ned the horizon, but not a sail was to be seen. His thirst, too, was increasing, but be resi,ted the temptation of weaker minds, to dribk of the malt water, knowing its fatal eousequenee,. AM the pieces of the wreck drifted past he watched them closely to see if they would afford him any relief. For a moment bts hopes rallied Aft w yards distant he thought he dt.w.,-overed a bicker task floating on the swell Ile sculled to it and tenured it, only, however, to bedisappointed -, for the cork had bdcouie loosen tid, and in place of anytdineto stake hts furious thrust was a few apooofulls of salt. water. Might came upon the wanderer, and, exhausted, he fell into an un quiet sleep, which continued till near morning With the dawn of Wednesday, Mr Tice saw only sea and sky, and all day he bad to encoun ter the raging' of banger sod thirst and the dis comforts of a hot sun, and the night only "afford sid him the relief of a disturbed dose But Thursday, if it' afforded no relief fur bodily suffering, relieved his mind from the sooootooy of his position. About nine o'clock be discovered something in the distance Ile took an oar and sculled in that direction, as he approached it he saw it was a piece of wreck, ..0 which were two men When - within a mile of them, one jumped overboard and swam to tie boat, and about eleven o'clock Mr Tice helped him in. He proved to be Alexander Grant, tie of the firemen of the steamer, who had inx nearly five days floating about uu a piece of the hurricane deck The two then rowed to the piece of wreck and took on board Gtorge 11:. Dawson, a colored wan who was a passenger front California by the Sonora and Central America. They left the dead body of a passen der on the piece of deck as they deparuad. That ay and night they wtre.drifted along by the wind and current. After having briefly rulattd their experiences since the sinking of the vessel,. they fell into silence, only occasionally bruktn by a suggestion which some one might make as to their prospect of rescue. Friday and Saturday brought with them no hopes of succor. They had ceased to hunger, bat their desire for water knew no hounds But, with a confident belief ti l t they would not bang remain, thus, they mutually entiouraged am& other; and havi l ng passed a week since the steamer sank in the midst of scenes which would Rake any bat the stoutest heart despair, they entered upon the eighth day of their experience, and the night settled upon them with a dim hope , of rescue on the morrow. On Sunday morning their hopes were cheered. About eleven o'oloek. a sail was seem in the north. east, state:Hag for the south. They seized their ores and palled for the vessel—a fore-and-aft 'chooser—and when nearest her, site was cot mete t h at two miles distant. Bo the distance began to increase, and in two or three hours from the time they w're overj eyed at her ap peamee, sbe was out of tbilr right, and °Dee more l tbeir sprits, for s moment tur bu iyant, relax 4 and for a time a feeling et despair fol lowed. Daylight on Monday morning showed uo , hing to encourage hope. But for the &et time in over eight days their thirst for water wan to be slaked. A brisk shower of rain began to fall, and while the pail and pan were used to etch a few spoonfuls, they opened tbetr mouths for the few scattered drape that chanced to fal upon their parched and swollen tongues. They caught in the pan and pail about a quart of lA.:Act., I,tit so great were their physical suff e rings that the water afforded them no immediate relief Ilqt soother and giester hope was now to he realiz d than their desire for Water Hardly had thy drank the last drop which bad tt k u. shower,- upon them, when the shower passe over th , m, and a few miles distant they saw a brig -t ,, rltir direotly toward them, before-a het bree4,. soon her*topsailit were unfurled and sot. `I WI she eame toward them more rapidly. , :rant Dawson took the oars sad commenced t,. r They wt re all weakeue.l frir,in suffering. and it is dilpbtful whether their effort.. were ~f tort h ava il in moving the boat But it was a strug l zh f life—a last ft ,rt lo -ave. their live---if they failed now, nothing but despair was left them Bur they Wig' , at. o—a hail from the brig tr.,. wafted over the waves to their ears; they pullt,l more manfully an.l with renewed vigor tow trd their savior. In a moment the was near the vessel's side, a tine wr..s thrown out.. an 1 caught by the emaciated survivrTs to the-it,,t,t which was quicitly alnngsidti. anti in aft w rn mente bowlines were about their hrm., ani rlr v 'were upon the deck, eight days and twenty broirs after the sinking nr the steamer They found themselves on tttar.l the Tiroish brig Marv, napt Shearer, of Greenock, Scotian I from Oardenas to C irk Capt Shearer had made preparations to receive the sufferers when he discovered them kfrer taking 'them into the cabin, he rt moved their clothes and gave them a sin of woe, and afterward .water and gruel, gradually increasing the an/lunt;frm tune to time until .heir hunger and thirst were sati.fieil After they bad been a 4:week on the ts.ktv, they were transferred to the Bremen hark ''J tors, which arrived at this nor: yesterday morning A Singular Execution publi•b.d que days .I ;t ., au tr ,, tunt ~( 111 0 Oro '11 , 1 , 11:1 U(ldor I,yty•ii flw, Ili Ill.•t Ml74llt,lppi, of on,. 4.;ray, • l .r h toora It, artily rile seen« •-eems to hive b •••1 o t rho.- t•uri .11•• bl. [I hog. of 6)- I; r ‘riilt! Ln 1 :th th,- '4IV ' in l h•ti .s: wtitott qtr highly origitt or. stern p 11,1.114ttoti hat .• u r tittii ott!ty to sterup , ,i tz.•• it •ho 41t •rt -t alt - rh, 11 I•‘g I ti , •111•••.•; -yuig • jitr,. at, I , ',1:14[1441er, //I J ilie : pti—gt• f t•. it .111, aftJ lea.i lobo (rth, with a b trA 1-1 ht , so" went try- li..ttug Ict i a t.t Ito tt.tut• hi- guilt, but uf en,up.ro frtr the I IJ wist• rythun4.l, tor hlcki ,t hay h I tit to with our pro..t of hiA gulit h, deuie, 01.0 be committi d tuurd. r, wh.ri.upon, ~.hoeited at th, r,r 3% it) seta yr ref , wh"cull Fie ill !,14 1 1 , 4.f ht. Lotitu, Judge I,)u, t, ord• r!..hitti to be immediately hung Thi- proa.l. , prose, ding appear•+ to have nt one,. ar 11,, t..rpid eom.eicuc , - he ClAO:laid 1, and be im..taut ly made a ele.n br,•ast of it, giving all the pat ocular. el the murder, awl declar. that rn , ,cti..ut% t..aw burning item atl. ttit.• straw At hi. request the brother- of ti.. .1 ceased were then brought to him, a..ur l bun of f.rgivene , s, and both parties exchanged scup went , . of a very gratifying,aud creditable slier aoter After this, a military man present, itue Ma j or Steele, was called upon to make a pray r, to which call he resp laded with much and greatly to the edification of 'the assenit , led coin riny The' prayer being 'endo,i a co!h•etiou ws- Lilteu up for the benefit of the wife and children ..1 the uufortunkre gentleman about to sufkr tlr last. penalties, and the. ium of 11250 was thn raised These pious and benevelLut dutie. has tu t ; been performed, the pri wan attached z.. the limb of a tree, and his animation at oti.•‘. suspended' The whole affair tippvitt. t has, passed off in the most humane and even agree.' tale manner; and the assembly having de , / ,utl) tittishol their prayers and almsgiving, seperated with ,ut the sliglate4 suspiei , iti that, its the IT. ,f law, they had just committed aselear ~f murder as that of Gray upon -- thale mond Th'ipqtch - Murder Will Ou t The , übjoined is taken from the Nt w I howu Fit s r r, "f Oct '..1;61 :•Alaout a year since, a young Ltd, ntat.ti Sage, disappearel suddenly trim his tatlor't , house, uear Middletown, and wait last seen going to the barn, neat' w itch lived a laboring whom the lad had frequently accused of stealing his father's grain Qti the disappeatatice of the lad, tbe - man alluded tb was arrested on susiiici of having Enlly disposed of him, but ted fir the want ut proof At the time it was shown that the lad bad not been a l ive . his vistt to Ow barn, and a bole in the ii'. IN tb C ,uneeiieut river, at a pilot •••1 g4ve e..ior to the that t,h, b y hid f. e ,n Ittlletr anti put through this note iut mouth since, the body of a lad tl iareil a.hori• ,r th mouth of the river, and, although the 11, ,•l gone, the parents of young Sage wire e dent that it was their s in, that they ,--u•r• yi burit.d it as suttl, "We now learn, that with(' a d.,) • r tw•r, a sailor ha,ri retiirued to ,Nliddieti wn. and rii:uns tartly, before a magistrate, t(s . .ititi I ti ai:• (Mentally AWN' the murder, and tlia: fits! arrest( dis the guilty one lle *.a . )- h-Ota. Ing by the barn, and heard sow( iite• charging another with J.stealiog hay and grain," which was denied and rerteruted; and appr , dreniiing violence, attrvirst into the barn just a 11, %alit felled the lai in the fi or with a thr s',iti g, killing him instantly II•• says It,. man s wife was also prusetif, and that as s.wn a• di.) saw him they Caltie at him, and that it wa •triy Ly a promise not to reveal what he had seen: that his life was spared He soon sailed or, a ei y age, from_ winch he had just return( d, and ba.r coed baek to the sc••nn •if the ward r, to unbur dien4ois conscience of ill • supptessi in, which be sayohas made him miserable during L:s a bole absence Steps were turtnediately taken for the arrest'of the murderer, and he has b•.n un ler examination in Jliddletowia to•day A DAFtvltt ACT —A4 the trate tql the L sso-it ttltoad wat, uK vaxt, au %II n ab•,itt a tntl , t rat of l'atubrid, thr• flower a ho+y the track IF twaindiatcly ••ttrulfe." and reversed the engine, hu• a, it wa, ou dowu snick, he soon taind h, eoold n.t .top the train, which, when the child ais tn.r was under full motion The engin, er stationed himself on the fore part of the locomotive, ROI watching his chance, jumped ahead of the engine, snatching the boy from the truck, and thus .sued his lifr The train passed on same distance be fore it stopped The name of the engineer i. 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It• • 4 .4,1 .111, t of .11,, "1/.45, 4 ii 9111 I: It ii4lll.v.T I ' It "... ch.ILU 11t Vr•-•,1 ANTI H is fito Oarter's Ex s tract of Smart Weed. voTN% rrilsT V.. 11 1 1.1: 11,. many tra,• tn • hi. this I x 4 1 .., 4,, 4, ,4 .11/.1 011 It randy to •stmlae , l4.ll. to 4 the eues , laxen,s is it • inn Is rx14.11, •I•" • •,• • le• c••• a it- 1114 I fr , rh.n firri x . • '. t• A sale eut•l i::.•11.11•,• •; •• , . ••• r . `;11 , ,T11. r C..inptrints, In It,. A 1, ,! duly •24, I/4n 200,000 FEET HICKORY LOGS: rr'ii F: • • . , iii.dieltt markt t talr. in raptif. , r • f tli lo•r, deli, red at their lar•inn , • I • • • . ti n,2rr meet he vre et t , .tte. tu t ,' ••1••..a t,t ISOl'lll Nt3 i. 1.4 et er s, t te-ett ttutenvere•l that en edertuntly es to .• lied iikt,:e me t .arts n I übi",t - Na. le.:Ticker or NA J. KT VPED, 11, I allll. .tltl,:t iet lat.. to I , lllllllf %Deal, It I. ”. •1 0 , .. , Oal,Z. 1,,,, nor •ttsn.re•tsble 1.. prrovr.o.Jr; It, 1, t• , Au, FLOUR tROM NEW WHEAT. rtsc2-T rat. I. Flour Iron, WHIT KI,Tf !My • L ott?. CM) 11(.1 at tl* Vlour Ht..* oft s 54. l'a, 0,1'4 J. w. M,LAN , rrio„ to; 1O TO TOR 9110,- intnot rooytn.r•lv , •••ror•tion, kr , trlottevrr Atm* k or moto •t" • If•. LARK & ams+wis 6'111..;_-.1 P.' Eno. Uar-h 12 • Animist Digest of the Laws of Pesuisylvaaia F eat meta QM, Mid, VW; lustrreakutai I'ARK ItoW BOOK ATORF., Eriu, Antn•t 1. 1,`.7 . .. .. !Tie do Michi gan TeliirriiOFitiii. - - - ) ~.F ciaz NALK-- ,, , 1,J4...i. , , , k Mich gar* ritlerifh Sl.v.k, J. C. PERKINS' Eric Jun. ~, ;5'7 Assign...a. ( )144tplItt.4r. .%t l' E MU"' fur 44'. . Zn tl N ' S l T ' O l Nlltril " :i. I _ T INSKEI) 011,.-- 100 ..,o..qt tossslt• he th.• barrel nr tridint. jj Erin. tint .11,10'7 - 41 , ..WAKT k SINCLAIR. C Ong PIENN 4. VI lim, , ~• most 14tIatble anttt7Pitiitt etri;t: p 4, for tonstinsti , ... ot '',., butte/a. ke. .or uttered to th e CA .. RY A RALDWIIN 1 publik,' A t X4'..'., tt. ...,. 11...... Sept. 11,1,8:.:, Sri. 3, Hoe.l flow* -r 4 11,, ;t; " • 1.• Utit KRA 1%, 1'..111,11, MI , : CAN ...-%•*. .01 11a'• +one 11( Yr' : k :',IIIIES lIMAIMIIIIII • 11, 01. I r 11 i I .1 It I # it P. =EI JOHN A. RIDDLE ,t1 1 14 ,1 1h.,5,0r Alto 11 :to 1,11 to • • solt sno.ooogeoo, • orilv .44 • vole. ~ f li..r • p Ml 4 • t MEM 1.1!•• • Ah. 140 i, ivalw • •.tan ;1. l• 'try 17 tl rl. t • • IC 1.. , 111 ~./4 h ' and rt.: v... I 11.:.-, I:: • ll}-, 12Mil =Mr 1121•113111•11 •,I 1 \ 1 rs" frit. h •••• I ir•t•irt• m.•••• At •h• • , • NI k••II• Vl , l I IMMIZEMIE FITHIAN. JONES & CO., HEIM BE v.ki w -1"`TI 1381•1111 ..r s ..t..er MEE IniE 11111=11=IIII =MERE Ind t'S ••/,' • .1 • I. • most =MEE ; ; ; t,,,11y ul.n L.g. • I.« IB!IME111= ECU FLOORING! FLOORING! To all whom it may Concern. 1. oovrth..m.. , 1 to th , st. , t.•...,unt, nnfifte.l •t 1 Ist, •of April tp,t,tio ir not.— I Ault", a Mr Pro's , for ',Wed.". NN 1.1 r, %KR hi li =NM .01 t,,,t t 4 twk•n te I %TII) g. E BUGS! - BUGS!! BUGS!!! - . - PLASTER AND COAL DEPOT ell I F. underorpood tbanktlol for tbo eneral patronage whit& tit* I ..rriwfut of Erte and eternity parr bweittofor• even him, would r...l*,tfully trauma tbe putalm tb.t b. now has and will ken' eon •• teliv ,,n band Plaster in Sulk or Barrel, Tainotat De sns% law, or MO coat l o r .N 0 Etirb twit of glee% Malt House. Farmers, now ' , utroe to ' DOUBLE YOUR CROPS; plenitt of thliihrMUffillg Mes," 4 - It nil/ pay your ill' etrb largo profits. Alawilwo best Ltlackswitii or tip pite Coal! 'moronity on hand; s warranted to give slitlidaetloo, or stone• • f mid pay for all trouble, on return of the coal. Tltto ta , m lot a Oua Yaw* is tie I nv bros saw a IV,' with the 0.4 tiers is bit INK and kikin'Plges ll 4run t nt in to atlas. • r •44.,0 'INN %: g htti Street and the Canal, But of King's Malt House, 1- the place to buryour Coal, where you can hive it weighed no a pair of Vairbasit's Bay and nave one handlin g . 1311.0010ETELD 11EASIMKG13 IlLept, and no other. which ere thi beet Ed the mitibet.7... tit Uet At CALL. onsets enee be meet thy... 46 the Peet MEM MEI BOOTS AND SHOES, A lk, •I. t i t ME 1. DV'S CONGRESS GA 171ISS, PLAIN AND FOXED' RUN, TIES AND BrIiAINS, WEBSTrit,TIE.s' •• •. Patent [Audit, Calf, Opera and Congresa (latter , Ties. Slips, le. Men's, Boys, and Youths, af, Kip Lod Stoga Boots, Children's Shoat,. of ovary desertptioa. tagetkor with e'er, usually Rept In a Boot sad Stissie Stare. VI kiwis sof work 10/14e to order fort 'tort nada*. 1==!!1=1111 INNE • t 1 .1i; li 1. 4' 111% . 1101111 ei 1: !: fill liii, iiip, 1' 4 '. . oft ois..osidlif I=l lEl= =MEI ' • MI ~~y..~ », .wr Anything in the above `Line ~ ' - *,‘ F. r 01 BIC IFOrND AN itO IT J. W NE NEW FURNIVAI'AiIir I OX. v.. I. Koroteem) Illasek, *tags Pltreet. 1 , . ~g/y , lo porit. the furoood of Loddeil, Kept, d 7 I. /1.1., P.., IMEIIIEi MEM =I MEM I' IN r o 4;1 1 zo p o s3 7 1 :11 new w ra.rd 01% lit• kIiKET PRIVY., for the halowing hut. .1i -1- C ,, lt ii ,',o .. r .. r. lelierrnd 61 ha Yard ..r 1 Whit.. vr...,1 4 4 .1- drs (.9a. Plank 1 it 4.inrit Wllitew44l4 Th 1,911066 7 and 4 Ay Il Wblbeyno.l "lacuna, 1 1 2. 2 1 4, 3 . 1 / 4 4 inch Whitt. Ash 10 to 19 ua t. hnrn 114.6.,19 1.1 in and up 6 4 4 inch Rnanfs, h *red 4-4 Irlen 1 4 'minor. Boants, L- I mud !thick Walialit 1340146. nP, 1 1.6 r and weeneld quiditl &carder 1000,010 111 , 4 tprll Pine .01'110.4, good thiekneini. , 111 71 e., at 4114.• n • 114rdwar4 Stom, Erin, Pa. F 16:11- Wit UAi 641,:411141IN MEM MEEMIII =I =I FORGER COIMULTD, Jung g. i. rE 1.4 THE AlTlfuli, ho ha.. had 111 years esperieuee as a Ban ta and Publisher, sod Author of •eel co A ••.,•• of teeter. at J. Brorriserty natgrwsrofe wbeo, fur /0 'recessive bights, over star r 'WS Cm) t ,reeted run with Rounds of Apologise, while he exhibited the inanner in which Conaterfeitero execute their Frauds, and the Saran Ord Shortest Means of Deteeting them' et Bank 2V;ltc Engrarers ,d 4 say that he it tie grentesi Judge of Paper .Mousy Lict'ng. G RIK %TEMT DI'4COYEBI OF TO K PRENENT CK\'4Cyy kOht. eir) -*l II ISE Enlit•h, Preweil uwd Germ.", " •• Thu% Each roar read the mama In bla arra Natl•e Tease.e. ••1 C E 7 lost Perfect Bank lots List Published 10cpAll the Private Bankers iti America. A r o p p i e t,„, sp ismA r: r of flo. Pivaici or itanrr AN,. AVVRIC• Win b. ptibtialt.4l 11, Rath on, t•lß.Rth.rittk sal rh, NU' Er 4 OrTI4F PAY la,. A SERIF:. (.1* TA I.EA $.l v r ,,,„ }kna,,pt foun.t in the Fast, It fur nt.he. th. %at enqttplote titst”r7 OS U RJBAITAL L IFE t) W IW•fir the 1 , /} . :4:NNETT. RARR a; Co (141)115 • nr to the Coal r rtt., March 7, 1 567. —lf. 4a V. V 1111))1V96S sPkito MID ktrititstetrus OF. NO fr °PLYING No. 2. geed% Meek, Pitutto IRreet, Sob, rt. S. Z. SMITH L. uow &welling • Largo sad well Seleekwl Stoat of BOOTS AND SHOES! from Eastern litaufseeoriee, wbieb trill be sold u low art •n c'estsbliskanent 14 this city I I I. t rootlets of Fl y tpllTLift t •` 3 . , 25 Vi,grvi,rlSgES; or, T lib. EDWIN OW Kg RTES Des.-rtbratt Every Gestutwaill In Fzi414.4104,•nd Ell, wit 4 , .. hag it whines every Illeunterfeil inCteculrolon" 11:1 Arranged AU 4,11111.-41,1 r, that KEFV.RPICT ta EATarv! 0 DI. TECTinN I•4TANTANFOI'S wl rr N.. 14.1.-1 1., elan:line' So ptee4 111 hunt 1:1 1 , 6 : r But au .implzne,l awl anl.krenueed. th W • 11 At . ~ ^ tnant, 11. Ce d bealebe-* M.n esti wet WI tir 4 4i4eee A`r.- s L. t c 0:4 fleserttonz The Mort P'rrpi.si as PooLions to •bloh rbr. Laittoa and I.entlemon rf that Crferttry harr beru so 011., found. The. .t tort., *l,l coutitoar tht - nughout the whole ..ar, .Lli !be M F . ltt,rtatanK •r ot(errd to the l'ut•lke 0 197..,1.r..urnt:utotrt,i1 "1,1 ) , a t $1 a , wddrr...d to JOHN M. I) Brok er. 1, rand rn.rri.t.r,':o Wall qtrret. Nt York Iffetalio E" 11 "t '..r sal. a I 1.17 e• y lantity tbig Paint, .1 br 1 mAntlfactur.l ...1-seonfo 1111 K 41/1) paint t w r t Itst, tied t6ts ti reqrst docablcco , Acloc.{A.ct tis , c .an it •it rot... • llopth and Itartiftess , ttik.le kto "I" , " 1. .u.t in as« TI, f.,t,tipog .arogir of color enal•lett 11s to sort t he taxte ~r s': lila. k, I tuber, Darl Rntan, Itruc u, %in* lolor. tire, la, an, lI.iC STF:WART k ktR Lernber Wantmi- Ivic • 'II NV Mu highest market-ram io Coat for 50.000 r.,t A. 1 .1 1 L. thick 16 fret long 6000 0 " " .. ..14.. " , 12 50,600 " " 1 , . '• 14 " . 40 , 000 " Winto I.talt, 14a " 12 " " 50,000. •• .. I .... " 14 " . Sore/ throfteh from good, ttotga std atraig6t gilt"! Ingo A 10,,, for 40,000 hu.t of strai.tht rift...l and tough Whit. Oak and 11inkorf t.,.. 10, 12 and 14 IlL , nt loot &imam...l 04 our zard to grit.. -4:n. F. 4, la, Igu 40 SELDEN At t.Axpr.!...t.te _ . _ __ Steam Sash, Blindand Door Manufactory. JAMES CROOK & Co. Bu t.rw,Rs •n.I 14•nithtetury. of Mind, i , 1%.01 and lIctor• Polich • h " . "'"" 4 4 th nn.t 61,13 stmet. Eno Pa. kirob ' Ibutl.Ln g L uni t ver t ii k.ot rn etehonge (or work. And kinsuatt:i teat wiwon«i Pine t onther I.llAted for which the highest market prim will l,r pall m cash• JAMES. P 'CitociL W 1(. k BELL I. it 31 0 01tE, crtt.F., Erie, Yeti. 'Pt, PiLLT, RI CRAW PrTERs Lumber Yard Removed F Sulwenhor him ',snored hh Lumber Yazd to the foot of / Fra'aleb l'lmet..—Eairt of Janes' Doek, wberithn ts proplinsd to pay the highest market price to C A.SR fAs the tedlerwlit kinds 01 Imenber ai In. White W;eol BOVAt 10,k 11ft long, " Chair Plank," 6X3, 11146, :Xi, 44 White ti"o0.1 Columns, 10 k r. 2 ft. I. K In layeamore Plimr4a,lo k. 12 feet long, 4- 4" " 13 ft LS inchsa wick, 10 k 12 feet long, 4.4 a. Cherry BoarYis, 10 k 12 feet 100 11 4.4 Jodi Whim W,0.1 B ra nds, to is 13 reolldong, 3k 4 tn. thick" "think Plank,""" hi. 1 ^ "ti, 3 k In. thick Ash, 10,12. 14, 10. and IR 16.4 tong ja.n 17,1337. E. EASON. _ _ SCHOOL BOOKS. ' Park Row Book Store. ixVERY large Reek for Wholoooto and Retail rate, of ... s r, kind. Putt rem•ind A nd tar tab aboopor than 01i0.% by ItAy 2, 14.57. J. W. LINTS, _ ---_ ._ __ • _ r. riIik:CVTICIS. . . HJI au beerlber le prepared to oraisents all Mode of DRAWL ISO 7 aad EfilditaVlNO-0),/ WOOD proaaptll7, Mid upon lbe mina reasonable term*. Bill beads, yawl or Wiens, WinetalseeT. landscapes, newspaper heads, kr., nes* stamp*, dies, lettere lituree, on .nod, bras, esealsesja osier solicited. Fredonia, April, tg:1617.--TTAAW-10L . S. PETTIT, ---- --- - L:RtI • AT PARK ROWCI m l as. ialdc 3 CASILIP*IIOIIIO4% A MA REPORTNi t . t Whartoa's Preeedlett .1 Crim i nal A*, Graialre• tqatty. Wines Jlesallen. t# 1 Pardon's Norsk Valet kii• Lad 14w, I; ray doo's Forma, ilrlightlefielnaby. - { Inc, Jams 0, 1567. ...an, Taro. entractes •flki r..otorkk• 11,111 to kik. k r • ~ Oa 4i iee / A Iler It Ls* pr , ore.4 it.. *elf in kkli../sao•. I lint :roof ,. tri'lllet,../ r• kkke.lk —nu. ii n. RA..., lam, Milk eh.-ern tad grate. V'' .n and %larlhaes of all k.ful.t Aux* sad Wrote.* IA 1.4 r bark, sad' axd Limbo. I ramps •Ird ;n0d ..... 0 a,...f., ,-Aabi d it.., barns, re aids lioximilx or rah, Many an , pnrt•ot curer hare h..... 11 ip..rf 01ik..1 • 111. 1... v. of 11,1 x Lknbrie.Ml nn likiroke.o-111 s•rrllikozik An - ditallm•ti. t•, tank., on, r... k ...k k t Sp.,. in., sreurr v. walle.l ...L.All'Otplorott. rp, k. :... - katoinlitkl.lakir . lU. ek.kik.-* an arla. II it I.lntment ran 1...1r ks....kal It I. but ri ahk.rt tltu.. Rink , thia r. OW.. I' •aa brit Introduced ter the polka...filo- po.:1 , . an I 5/1 ti,a , kkl,..rt tile.. St hot. gaiginkt a rrputat ton that Otok. I . nor lel I to. 0.. r., 1....41 ..1 all r rternal Hrtrit• Ili., It , u o t . 1,,,....,,,tha 1'r., 1 4,....f. d. ..-u , a, ,rl,ll, II nfooritatt prsift ay.', their Irnim..l.ll n•. , 4., th., 110* n,l t.l A..•. 9.. tlaa ate an raniruind t... ttaat lt.-,n.-.s. 1.-..1..1k.• • 1114 ik IL kik....s tint fo alr f 01,p30. It Ii 11114 , -1..1 - ,1 , •,.•t is it ~ /111r tfttr.ottMti, till 4 all effillniallb 1111111111,11datia ~ 131• to be pr to ;..121 , ..1 •h-it It V. ••••11.111iliki• dr MP at f. ' • -, Tyr 1 . r,1.11.t..r.. , 1 i 1,,. I ..,..o. ot, In„Ami. a..if 1 ono, ' ..1 ,mht/thil to it. gooa l'aalklor,',.' 1, 111..' WOO • • ~...ra, s• I' Ita • kkinra,kly nkkt.oll.khor.l ,I. r..i,,,tatl .n, • 11- , .... r 1,1.• .n. ipt•l n..... 1• thervfore nntton4 uf tlo. Jort ilk .ok kklk . ark. ako' 0..0=1111-4 *al..: tinily LA k t.,••trr It . _ I h.. ps i .. I. tIIII, t ...NI , ~ ,,t 0vt.1.--11.4. r ‘l,l - 1 - 111.•111 ..ll'. .oat hot lot o ,0,-1 511... e..okt kosnl l ll k.l It. a..MA, I .' muchi't..l.;,.. 1 Ili 1 ~ I ~ 1/..'.., . .1, 11..1 r• int , I N I I %VA k ft 711,%‘1 , :, iti. , -. 0013 ?AO J, ii. 13 o rt..n & 5,. . siikotle abriiclai) roif 4 /01. , . s',.. 11. it. 4 Dour. 1. ti. ---r r i r .-411th4•71.1. 7 , 1 .1 T.. ‘l,•r k•ip r. • I j '...1.1 , 1 . ‘..1 1 .111 1.7 ; t lif 7. -.: • . .„ 40.. L , ~ •4 _ idr , ,, , ''),4, • 4,1 / -Nik..W J• , z. : - ?t,' - , - Erie . - -z.:- • •••:,_ ',...._ 0- ) VI ..446 Erie City CarriaAe Manufactory. it. lam ' It.l L t. tt II I: RES E Wov t,n rvairt tfaill I/ ~,,, Lir... V , 1.10 . 11 ' II, Ipla sot 1 1,c.10.1,r , qv,aera!) I , that I h., //AI, :,.., 4 t./.. e•tt at, t•I, rroPri I r • orws ,, : • octui itai to, F k% it' /I 11. Oil 'Litt .l 1 , 0 t. 11.... ... u.i. I .{. 1.. I Ur. uar , and lA.". I •.. ~. ....1, .4 ' 41, / ~. I•I1: • 4••.•• tn , t:t .4 *a kuda ,4 GA (Acl, itS, 1 t 15:. til+AA tints Am, • 1,144 f.,r•ivls, 1.U111041111 , nhAL, attmailrha ID tog, ok, 4.1 le dl• \ Tb.r. prnpin% A number • , t •I, 1...1 1•1 Irrewoi no.: I,n !La' tt k v .., n, •.x •• - 1. n. • In AM • Ir'it t 1.• • 11. .• • 41, lif.sr NI at I:I tI • t),‘ , I,: pu` tutu all thoir work R. ~,r I 1.1 16 I ,i 1 PAINTING AND TRIMING, 19=12=1! rr4.l .1 • .r.t. ,itt. , l 0,• r• far W• n• .1 .11.1,1 , 1 r VIII Fate. IL,, 111 I. Jewelry, Watches, Yankee Notions. V.E $ ..,• t", t.. r. rtl • . ' - 111 1r I ,• kr, I 1,.• to ..tt t I %Me WO, t.. • ,• 1-111.1141.• o• • • arr Vito. s.r.oparri to :511.4 ..1..a ,0 1, Nato , 10.tiAlltk • ‘. •k, tlitr 4, yr W h:11 --1141Cfsi 1.• • •••••• Olalor 1.• 10otrtri. iVJF. I YchI.AI enr . • - 4kots , +se , t'• • si- IP, • r 4 .• ••• • t. 11:tt.r.J t I, , I, • P 1 . • A •• •• 5..1•1. •.. •11 trttit.llol. t_t lit th.• Ram.. t r" art.l 1*.•1 k • 1. rt. • ' . ,41 . 4,11 e- J. a. • . 6 . I .4 rk ) %lad at pril.ollllkg , ealet tumt, Karr •n Whtel, •• t ..... • 114 .1 .rl,, • 11,, N. MURPHY. t T 11 el I. 1) 7' .1 .V /) ' n II ,t, vn.lKe•• I 11 u •t;:it • th.• . • '.;vot n ,rll.ni t. , 'h. (eft long 12 au 72 do 12 dou EillE3 The largest and best assortment of Cook and Parlor Stoves West of New York. EMI 1 v ran" • , 1 • r • •tr• • I.l‘ &lieu% i • ',ow , • 4 - t. tho [lift • L t, I 114) fr• • r .11.1 .1•1, t • I : Upt, .n.. 1 140 a * ••• v., ,•1 Keg!• ••• ?in • ' • • 1.0 1•. , h.. r: , • 1.1•: - N!` • (I" .11 •tg• .? g. elasnivit , DEM FARMER'S HOTEL, sn . 11.1•41TTJ:Ir %NI) 1'11:11:017.1. I JP. 144410 • +.l„ 01, CM I/ .end ..t e LAM, p -iteceral 7.1. v, seL I .• il . 11`• • I %,...).)• • COME:TO THE RESCUE EVERY BODY '! New and Fresh StOCl , 2 of Groceries EWE :at/. :at bear• / firk %;., 4 It I N oTR., • .1 i 1,. /%4: at.•n. ii,r li, ‘ tale •t I Till. tt I k.rto Hata : 4144.1,1.•+1, lin OiRiM bilD • ea)i. ,Fri. 1; n. 1!:` , 1" - I • • Zinc Paint. )" j•iN • •••,• t• ! 11!••41 ••• • •• 11 mitt: I MO' 11•••11t mt. n• 1.1 I 1 , 7 , 4 , •P •. II .55 • 4 .• 111111 WWt•NI roinett:l I. • .I‘ . . ..1 ofllre [II • (.• • 4 '••• • ,N ‘• .11' SI-, 1 .11.•• .1 lint,,f• gle", %I I jir. T . "It - WIROVIIZ , V1•11 44.. • ernemi ;i•-• WI , -• , I 11) 11..nur'• )1014.1:11 •+llOl 1.111 0 - En., 3.1 m, 1^.•7 • Protect your Money and Valuable Papers. r f.. Xril t. • • ~. ; . • .41, f- Jlll , 4. 1`.7 \ I I L. (bit Chat, tk r ,. l , t,ri• VT . • / • .1. ,t /%.,7 (I( t„ and POCKS .\il ~'~~ri _ PLOWS! . PLOWS! E11.L.5%% MUTH i rtri.ll. I %. KEN \Mar. , !WE\ Elt And rat L. r 1 .1;111•1 tn i uLt Ir.' I• ft 114, WARRANTED PERYEC r or no sate Irk. b. April 1%, 1,1,57 41 1.1 tit•its r .. f.., 21', I , • `IF iC kilt •••1 Olt U:eiN `4 I'e I. I.Tltl its LINDE ~r l'erwl'. • 1.• T I: . I "„..; , • Penny'' , wt,ie, with .1 pa-. • slontsted Ismitssst s ib 11, s r a s l s , sssis , lis t „ it ,, , inst • I t Krt • 74. ;CT-. - erssf Ist.srAss4 I Isits tr7k w 'Sssng, trisi I ntsi wttistm Pnnta, to tw vtlst t t.r, liaw wt krte, lit t 23. ikr5 e.c.......‘ HARR & WWII' ER S. At :101. —.N.. IA No _ll4. V. , it , , t: , q.t., t. , kat, 1.,.i2,1 In kit nod on r' tot, nt I, , I , t it tVos,o; -, --a- _ .." Ittatt. I'IRIT-• Tl'ltl'EN n\ R for An :i. lit a Julr 11. .- , t it‘A ART k •41Ne1 11R, THAT 'GROH/JD HAVI3 JoHN 110111NsON's FL () N NI 14:4 NI, ireid s o h e . 'st. Indian,. eau at KO«, July •41.57.-11 • :HANNON BittoTllEßS' =I IMMEI SILVER WARE parr wo di.llarr =MEM IZEMS El J 3. Duncan. Proprietor C Cio 11. tliTa ! IV. 1,1?).. =MEI INTC) ail' C .. PAPER HANGINGS, 11.1 ti I (II 1%5: =I Look Her e! Notice—Notice , •, ISM MIME MEI MEE IV4/1.1 t.:121 ,261,• -a; m 0 em It what twat; It to To Int ro.loring thu ',roods 11,..r0 g..rao rllly to so 'Well/teat plat , lit, as contras our deltentr foorliov., t Isrrr hoonf ur mine b e ta,th.t udrol l•t DOOMI.XID i r 00 lit . .10rea.J t t lrtur I•1•i• •I. we .nn .t nto.nnr the pattcat f. loco nu I akrrytt. M'r nib r the 1.. rot J PA%) .1' I.: r. /5... r• ..11trUoll r Maly, nf . rr we I.otos tcoatert thr w..nt tor... • f , Awl otter has Jul n llrst o alp." , I.r ruittn.ut pittBi , kaa‘, 11.• hot‘• I rl,l t 4 n.tn , o Inrlr • Ltiol I. T 'rat. 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