The Beet I bleier the Illeaseil. .
i
The very beat thing we have seen lately,
happened . a few days since, betwe n the.
Nashville Union, a democratic paper, nd the
Nashville Whig. The “Nasivriller ffliig"
.had published a lengthy article in ' - favor of
Gen. Taylor fOr the Presidency,' and chal
lenged the "Union" to copy it, in retUrn - for
which the "Whig" promised to Publish
any other article that the "Onion" might se
lect, provided it was not twice the length of
the article of the "Whig." To which the
~ Union" agreed; but instead of chosing an ar
ticle from its own columns, or froth a demo
cratic paper, the editor turns back to the files
of the "W hig of May 2L 1846, and chooses
the following article, for re-insertion in the
columns of 66 , "Whig." What says "our
neighbor of the Gazette, to giving it a place
in his colums. It is from, a staunch whig pa
pers, and might be interesting to some'of
I to readers, who are still in the dark in regard to
the origin of this %Tar.
I From thegaslivlllorrig alba 9.301 May. 1845:
"Tun Utirren STATEs AND MiiXt9D.—in an
dther column Inv be found the manifesto of
t aredes, which der the eh cumstandest may
lie considered tantamount to a declaration of
scar by Mexico against the United States.--
The document is well drawn up, and Makes
the most of a bad case; for bad it certainly is
on the parr of Mexico. What are the leading
pets of the case? Briefly th - qe: That prior
* ko the annexation of Texas `to the United
fttates, Mexico aunouced to th latter that the'
consummation of that measure wudld be con
liidered 'LI her , as casus bell; that this threat
,ef vier by MexiCo has been continually repeat
'ea ever since: that the governmentof the United
Siates was thus cbmpelled by Mexico to send
an armed force to Texas to protect it from the
threatened 'invasion; that we have a just claim
'
4f long standing against Mexico amounting
to not less than six millions of dollars for wan
elm spoliations - committed by• het, ott the pro
icily of our citii.e., which she Will n?t pay,
411,1 that under these circumstances she re
fused to receive, after having promised to do
143, a minister froM the Uninld States who was
clothed with full power to arrange,A settle
ment of all the difficulties between the two
~ountries! Now, after all this,, we ,sOuld
)he to know what other alternatiie remained
t the United States, but to proceed forth
-1
1 ,
ith to right tbem4elvs by force of arms?—
Granting the question of the Texas boundary
to be t a disputed one, how was it to be adjusted
after Mexico refused to reed% e our:ministers?
We , claimed up to the Rio Grdrde. , She
claigied all Texas,but cemented herself for the
plesbnt with ordering our army on the Ria
tirande to fall back beyond the Nueces, arid
commencing war upon it bedause the order
wile not obeyed. Takinithel country between
1
tqe Nueces and the Rio Grande as disputed
cluntry r and assuming, for the sake of argu
ment,:our title not to be 'clear nod unques
titunable,' we maintain, we had a clear and
orpidstionable right to take possession of it
/111 / /1111/ it, after Mexico had cut offal, nego
tiation by refusing, M terms of contumely
"nil insult, to receive our minister. What,
milder coercivel measure could the United
Sfates have possibly adoptdd, than to send an
army to take possession of the disputed territo
ry, and to protect trent apprehended and open
ly threatened invasion not only the msruntn
territory, but At.t. OF TEXAS, One Ortht; SOI er
, eign Stator of the Unions
-But i t
. is, alle.fged, that the question of
Loundary being 4disputed one, Mr. Polk
ought not to have erit an army to the Rio
Grande, without consult ing.Congress. Well,
sup fuse this to be so, what bearing can It•
hate bet Ween Mexico and the United States
the, question we are now arguing? We
assume, and we dialleilke . .ANY MAN OF ANI
r RTY to controvert the assumption, that
Iti ,Pxeco mil r MIMI) A COURSE TOWARDS Till:
iTITED STATES Will i eh rendered it limrEa.t
iir: upon the latter to FORCE her Co a settle
!pent of the grave difficulties existing be
pen the two countries: and we assume far
pc , that the very/ tnildeSt coercive measure
'llls gould be resorted to for that purpose was
ha of ordering our army to the Rio Grande,
i %%it i strict orders; ers were Geti. Taylor's, not
to treat Mexico "as, an enemy, unless she her
-6 elf T . should commence hostilities." The
United States, being under the NECESSITY of
adopting coercive Imeasures towards Mexico,
; and the measure of sending on aii army to
the Itio Grande being in our opinion, es good
and i proper a one, under the circumstances,
Itfs could be reserten to, it can make no possi
the difference with Mexico with which,depart
!,ment of our go% ernment the measure origins
! ed. She has no just grounds of complaint.
~ ' , Opposing the fact to be, as alledged by some,
- hat the President had no right to assume
hat the 'Rio Grande was the true boundary,
': nd that was a question about which Congress
'4 ught to have been consulted.
That is a domestic qnestion furl us:alone to
.0 cognizance of. NVe rnav(notice it bere
ft T. Our object in these hurried remarks
%as to show that, as against Mexico, the
vitlitnr of an army to the Rio Grande by the
, nite(rStates, with orders to repel any hos
de invasion of Texas; or even, the disputed
‘•rritory lying between the Rio Grande, was
-mild measure and a proper measure, and a.
;.rarlurt.v JUSTIFIABLE measure under the
nemnstances. •This wo think we have
hewn most satisfactorily, and shall therefore
nag our remarks to a close." .
' From thn NiVivillo 'Whig, May 28th. 18111..
"This paper, (the "Nashville Whig,") be,-
re the breaking out of hostilities on the Rio
raticie, dAvocated the adoption, of coercive
casurch; against Mexico. Wr, nEtnivE,'
111./trAvi; ttAirrrAINED, THAT TIIR PiI.F.SRNIT IS
JUST WAR ON OUR PART. We believe that
e,United States would have been justifiable
using force with Mexico, independent of
.e tate proceedings on the Rio Grande."
Now York Election. \.,
. •
The first election for judicial officers, un
r the new constitution, in iNew"York was
Id on Niondast. So fa'r as returns ha-:e
) y
e 4 received it ii 4 ears that Democracy i has
e)t. the State, au. that GreeloYisrn, Anti
•ntiant and Whig, combined, have me a
rfect Buena Vista efeat. In Buffalo Where
rfandidate fur 51 yOr was defeated a few
eke since, the democratic candidates, 'e
lm frutn 500 to 800 majority. And in
iir 4ounty the result is equally glorious.—
Chkutauque county the independent ticket,
nmosed of both whip and democrats, is in
r• elected. In New York city our
. ority is about 4000. A whig mayor was
tad there a few weeks ago.
regard to that circnmstance which
ineighbor of the Gazette says "occurred
rie County" anotinony moons since," we
nowledge ourselves perfectly familiar in
its stAgea. Should any thing of the, like
.r happen to our friend, however, it MO
suggested goof neighbors would be an
•ntial requisite. yVhen he, wishes to rent
l e will be some desirable' tenernellts in our
laity, probit.bly.
The Steamboat Gov: Marcy, run on
lc near Dunkirklast week, in the night.
was loaded with flour and grain from
place. 160 his. of the flour belonged
. Cadwell, of this city, the balance to per
in CraWford and Mercer counties. TI
t is a to4lloss--the dour but little dam_
• The boat was net materially injured
• ill be repaired aiid on her route again
fe'•• days.
137' Our neighbor of the Gazette don't like
the result of the recent election in Buffalo.—
Ho attributes the defeat of the whigs to the
Anti-Rent question'. He is undoubtedly
right—lionest men have got tired of a party
that falls in with every such.fuction.
(j Gov. Shtink passed p through Pittsburg
last week t)ti his way to Cincinnati., We'll
bet the whip vill swear before two 'Weeks,
he's gone ther to electioneer.'
THE MARKETS.
00FIELEOTED WEEKLY FOR THE OBSERVER BY
DEALEILI GN
TEEVIZEIES 747.11111 ET,
DaY , , GUO, GRUCERIE6, MUSD
WARE &c. &ci
67 0 1 6
6Z)
45.)
Valli
Flour, bbl
Rutter,
Lure'.
Cl.orbe,
How '
Sloiulders
Pialutoet,
Cdru weal, vet
KIM
DU
%Vhent
Corn, .
Ityo
(late bush
B lrley
3,1137},
!TEL. /
Hard wood, cord $1.25
son 1,12/.
HittWow. coal, to.
• 2,50
Anthracite. do : 1.9a1n
tipeitn cuodlea, lb 44..5
Tallow, do
.../211
Stcaraue, l2}
aEtna.
lover, Buell. na4,00
.....}by 13111,2 2
to, - ' , R 7} Iluy, " 4,a4,50
lloea wax, 25
Mans 574
Vomiter.. 37}
I ricull'eachca 12
1.12412126.
Sole, lb 14ai5
Upper heavy 333 5
do light 35:62}
Cas , tiogs . . • 4im •
Planer lOW ~. $lO.OO
Salt, hoe. .I ''': ~81,25
' 6
coarse, , /- 1,25
• big 28 lb 2 31
neer tallow lb 8
notion do 7
wool 204;
White 113h:bh1 . ' 58,811
Cod 61h, lb o 6
1 Ilar .ron , 4
Nrils 5,1Z6
Office of Ertooboodreir. 1
Edo, Juno 11, 12 oclook M. 5
The grain market *jilt nontiniws briA nitil price* good
though they hare d chned n shade since txur last. The
now 4 vcitived by the Brittnnitt created tame tittle
seoss
tion'on account of ameontioned upward tendancy wf s pri.
co,' It however continued no& a day or to, when Prrcns
receded from 62 to 5 c for corn. and holders unwilling to
sal). Flour it firm at $6 73 29 'ltYn 59 .
!large amount has boon received , by wagons and ca.
oat, and the tide still continues.
The pricent freight continues high. The, shipments
have beau 16.'200 husheh c0,,12 WO no whoot, 3000 do
,Le, nod 1500 hhle. Flour,
Sew:Knit:A.—Some of the indications of this
loathsome di.ease, which{ is commonly catted
"li.in,ts Evil," are pre erhatmal, har I, itlandit
loss% and incyred t.,„,, r ., Shamed about it neck
I)“ , ,ind the ears. and ender the chin. • The mos'
siteces•Mtl lemody now IN tiSt ie VerOlllllCH 'Aar
801141 illa, (a very active preparation ei hat root)
ienu.tes alb-r 4, and cv.tettiteft the viscid
jaicc.. and thercb rapidly anti radically elver the
disease.
See ativertir•ernent if+ paper. 4 pamphlet
of de-vript itkt Imy he }rid :Trail. of ihe' :went.
Let no ("amity go. on hour hour without Vaughn's
medicine in ih.ir hands that is . to say, not es
ai•tly in iheikusnris; barlet it be where they can
lay their hands no it. This advice wo know to.
lie go al— follow it lip -sec advertiseinent in cai?
paper
NI 21)1h.1ik.. in 'Waterford.
by Rey. G. r :ley land, Mr. Nicholas Smith
and Miss Roily Pindeck, both of McKean.
At Ti ini ty. Ci.ureh, in Fret onia, on Monday
last, by Rev. P. Tyler. Mr. Irrin Morrison, or
Fare:4%llle, and Miss .trabelle 01 Fredonia
On Thursnay I ov Rev.,
fl A RVEY N. HILL, a \lil
ELIZ 1 DIL.L4 )N, o this city
Di El) - lip , AaiktiVi.le, on Ii
Ilars.ood, oniy son ur Charles 1
a : !en I year 7 (numbs and
AN APOILENTICE, WANTED.
An A ppren.ive. wuuted ut Ltli jk OirWe iinntediate •
y. Uue lium 16 to I*/ yeutk of age, o i nd tioni.the
would be prelerted.
Erie, uy G 7, 1,317.
Front the City of Mexico.
Arrival of Fresh and Chap Grocerlei
At No. 1, F. rry Mork.
Q INCE the Tariff has been taken oT the im•
volt.. into this country, and placed on that of
~ex;co, it has enabled those who have purchased'
thin:tries in the East -to sell them ch.up. .We
all who want anything in the Grocery line
to gull a,na examine bur stock, for we do asseri,
without tar of co.ittadiction, 'that we have the
keenest 10, of Groceries in. this market, having
all been pnichase,i lain the lawn impurtutions.-
In
o.lr :tuck may be found the hillowing: -
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Young Hyson
Teas; Java, Rio, Laguiru and St. Domin
go Coffees; Loaf, Pulverised., Porto Rico,
and N. 0. 'Sugars; Pepper, • Spice, gin
ger, Cinemon, Nutmegs Alum., Cloves, Rice,
Pearled barley, Candies, Pecan, Brazil,
Madeira and Fe-a nuts; Almonds, Filberts,
etc.; Fruits—Apples, Raisins, English- Cur
rants, and Figs;lSpermand
Summer and Iriater strained Lamp Oil, a
superior article, Salad oil,. Fancy Shaving,
Variegated and Bar- soap. Dairy salt,"
White Fish, Mckerel, .Mackinac
and Herring;
hunii,ilvs mitt Fine cot chewing, Spanish
Smoking, and Cavendish Tobace, PlPes;
teaaiia, rtincipe,'Tralitica, Lenora and come
mon cieur:e.
Colur4 and Oak Grass and Manilla Mats:—
Uresides a)...host of other articles to supply the
wants of all. A •fiebh Supply of Groceriea re
ceived ser,nll monthly. Cull and examine goods
and prices In No: I, Perry Block.
T.V. !MOORE.
Erie, Ju
e 12, 1817
ZEW AND FRESH G
At Xo. 6 Poor Pcos ; Row.
WF. L{INDNEG V s 4ust deived a
L A G re
• largo and well selected mem, 01 wet,
dry-and Family Groceriesi - Dye Stuffs, Nails at d
Glass, which he w ill sa c:leaper cash than any
other establishment in town. Please call and
see..- Jolla 1:2,,
Int:UE:IV ED 15 bugs Rio, Cuba, St. Va
J mingo and Java Coffee, one delis north of the
Big Window, State street, by
' W. F. I.UNDEI
June 13. 1847
lI LIFFALu iw HI l'E LE ,invuice ul
this superior article just ruP...,,,iveit Also;
. . .
Juno 12
WINEN'S ARC lUM—Said to be better
than any prep,. lino of Sarsaparilla aa
Sprint Purifier and general rorrectant for rule by
-une 12. J. H. B R I'ON $ 4 . go. Agents.
5000 OBLS. Ndw irletto: Loaf, Pulveriz
ed, Crushed nd twetwado isttiv,ar,
cheap for eiteh, one dooftiorth of the Ritr Window,
by 111NDERNECHT.
June 12. 1417. , 4
WATER LOTS I FOR SALE.
rTIHE Burgess and t own Council of the Bor
1 ()ugh of /- rio, will sell at public auction, at
the 'Market House( on the let day of July next,.
the in shore or south parts of those valuable Wo
ter I ots Nos 49. SO and SI. The interest to be
sold extends from the south line of the canal basin
to the north side.of Front street.
'Perms of Sato—nne half the purchnse money
in hand; and the balance in one year.
• By order Of the Town Council June 10th 1847.
WILLIAM KELLEY, Burgess. -
Attest, G. J. BALL; Town t'lerk.
TION AND sTE EL.— tCt tone of. Aws.lak, En.
an 4 American Iron. logether with *Mai.
2 4 0 f SPring, Steel, this day arrived at the corner
• WiIoLIAMS Eir, WRIGHT:
.Innu 42.
§VI ‘WLS.—ThC China Crap', Silk, Embroid
ered do . 80,11111 and Summer
ohmere, dowered end eninbowed Worsted, that
are decidedly rich. int
WILLIAMS ti WRIGHT'S.,
April 28 , Mit '. $1 •
Apples, dried
Honey,
doe •
7S
10aI2
EMT!
Maple
Orleans,
Loaf,
powdered
-
Ont2l
1%15
15
tirancß.
lllrtell Walnut 1002
"eue, 1,4 quel)ty 104)0
inentlock, Al 5.00
' !et quality W. W. 6j 9.00
NI d'n du, 5,4 0
Cherry If.la 4
White oak 4 7,50a8
G. A. Lyon, Mn - .'
i ereek, and ;MISS
Itt 3d 1113,.., lit my lt. ' and Elisabe:h
6 days
NECEIT.
4
LIFE
NSURANC E.
rpliE HOPE NI lITUALLIFEINSUEANCE
J. ,COMPANY of Ststriford,Conneeticut, have
rim, arrangemen s it ith the subscriber to secure
to !Soy person Lit , Insistences who may be dealr
wilt of prolog ing the same. This institution acts
upon the' mutts ' sl principle end affords induce
m:nts to persons to secure a competence to their
families, against contingencies and - uncertaint is*
et lite, that none other in this count ty can. Both
cies grunted, in eisry instance, maker , the incur
ed a stock holder in the , company to amen - blunt
equal to this premium paid, with the almost posi•
tree certainty at a re Ufft of forty per vent. A
gain it is only nece-sary Ilya a small ailiount. a
qual to halt' the premium, should bo,paid in cash.
Balance is paid by the note of the person insured,
thereby making attual cspital out of the individ
ual's owl. liability. 'These nre some of the ad
vantages bf this company over most others. Any
person by calling upon the subscriber can be
made fully acquainted whit all the operations al'
the insLi mien, who hiss made such arringements
that he will fi.rvvard to the company all premium
notes and obtain policies free of post ge to any
one wishing to insure. As the bush, es qf the
company increases and nothing more hnn ordi
nary mortality 'prevails, the premium übe paid
1 1.
manually will diminish, and in time will be exun
guished by dividends of profits. This is a peen
liar advan:age in Life Insurance,— unlike lite in•
mu enues,'-'investments are made all over a country
of varied character and healthfulness, and the life
(gone person is not dependant on that of another.
as i one pie - e of propeity in a cilyor town may eon
the safety or d. struction of another. A small tia•
ving annually miy en .ble any man to sec re a
handsome provieon Tor -his family. Indeed ,in
most cases the sum thus expended would never be
felt, white if saidden death should ensue before.°
competence by other mums is acquired, the funds
fig tu.ure suppint and comfort is thus retllzed.
The ibllowin; .are some of the ninne ous in
stances ot fortunate insurances;
"The Equitable Society of London commenced
the business or Life lnquirance. in ElV , larti in A 7
61„ without capital, and ul.hough the henefiai at
that time were but liuhe knout) or appreciated,
yet it now. hai over B,ol.lo.memb..rs, with a capital
Mover filly millions of dollars, and that in a coun
try whew the investment of their surplus FUJI
(Les not average three per cent. Whereas in
this country six per cent can generally .be of)
mined, so that the "it inciptil 'of accumulation
would he much greater hate than in Englund.—
l'he report of Antetitrancodnpanies also strength.
en and with. m his position. and a striking B
ins ration of ths value auto old policy, we here
give, by cling an example filen-the transactions
to the said Society. Its only capital was that—of
' the accruing ptemiums, it, however, in process
of time, turlatne one of the most successful and
prosperous c. mpanies in Great Britain. Mr.
%lorgan. the : tile actuary of this Society, in his
address to the general court, in the year 1.90011,
odys: "s-uppnsc a life of 45 to have been insured
'in the year 1769. in the stun of £l,OOO, at the am
nual mina' of _Cr; in the course of thirty one
ye ars this blurt being 1110 out annually to be im
proved ut the game 1%1 td of interest at which the
premitims are computed, would now have' aticu
.mtda.ed to £1,500. If, however, this policy were
now surrendered, thesom of £1,527 would be
iraid fur the value of it ; so that the person w ilt
have been as:mired fur thirty one yeart lathe hum
nf.Cl,OOO, (e ) xelusi%ely of the addition) not. only
without expense, but even with thkt advantage of
receiving' £27 as a gratuity at the end cif the
Very many practical examples of the blessings
"of Life Insurance are vow inualty memoriam among
all classes of our We have only room
thr the fellowing. which occurred in the city !of
New-York and its vicinity in the course uf one
yea,:—
"A invrchant in September insured his life fru
the bemli ofhis family for $5,00f). lie (tied in
December fidlowiniz, when hiv affairs were found
in an embarrassed state. - -The $5,000 which was
plump ly paid to his widow, left her in comforta
ble circumstances.
'Another yentkinan, who had been unfortun
ate in buiinebs, took a policy in favor of his wife
fur 35,000 1 He died shortly after paying . the sec
and annual p remium, and saved fam ily from
desti ut ion.
"A gentleman. residing in the State of Indiana
on the 19. h of August last, took out a policy on
his life-tor, 83,00 Q—but ono payment was tnade of
.310.2.*` He died on the 19th of September, and
•tis widow received the sum 'insured. 83,000.
She was so forcibly in pressed
_with the advan•
tages of Lite Insurance. being a recipient of its
heneft s, t tit she innuadiutely effected an incur
ance in the of $5 000 on her own lite, for the
protection it i f her family of young children.
. 6 A book'-keeper in a highly respectable mer
cantile hotise lit this city, through the persuasion
or his employers, was induced to take out u policy ,
on his life,!for the benefit of his wile and children
. .
in ihe PQM of 1,000, at - the annual premium of
825,70; u s idden iUntes iroioecariet fever carried
him ()din ten days, two annual payrnenui" had
been made', and his widow it a few days alter hist
dea,h, received $1,000; had it not been for this
provident provision, shu would have been left in
desiitute cut:western:es.
` "A plung married man in the city of Roches.
ter, in this state, on the 7th of August, 1815; of
fewed an insurance on his ilk in' the sum of .
' 5 1, 000 : but one payment had been made ot'•,s23
to, and he died of a short illnessi on the- 2 lit of
Fetnuary, 1816. His widow; in ten days t ere.
Idler, received 61,000, the sum insured r
. - "A farmer of Dutchess county. State of New
York, took out a policy on his life for 31,006, on
the Ist of July, 1813, for the bene6; of his homily.
I'he firs. payment of 82,1,70 was made, and he
died very soddenly, from an attack of apoplexy,
on the 20th of the tbllnwina January. Ilia fami
ly receive-1 $1,01 , 0 in a few d.sys afters
uent
lema
n of
'hie
city
ilin receiptthe
an income trout hit i 6 esl,tocaotiodo
ring her lite, but would eeasti. at her' deals, very
prtidently took out a policy upon her life, in the
sum 0f,85,020, at the annual premitunof $102; in
this case two annual payments had been made; his
ss ife died and he received $5,1300 the sum lettered.
' "A merchant in one °Hite Southern States had
a debt due him of 5,6416. Knottintz' that its 010
mate payment d pended on the continuance of she
life of h:s debtor, he tools out a policy on it for that
sum; one year's premium hat been paid of $l6l,
84 4. Soon taint' he was mums ted with it severe ill
ness, which terminated his life in September last.
The Company on presentation of the requisite
proofs of his death, paid the Sum insured, and by,
this precautionary measure, be unexpectedly and
suddenly/realizad.a doubtful claim. 1
"A Ecntleman of New York became ecenrity
for his frh:rirl in the sum of 83,000, by endorse.
ment on his papers. He had the prudence to of
feet insurance on his bre for that moon t only; one
payment (8;6) Was made. This wee done on the
:Id of July last, and he died the tßth of September.
The Company paid him the s3.ooo,.which he tip
plied to the payment of his endorsement—thlis by
this insurance he was released from his liability.
Which otherwise might have lett him to Seri mit in
convenience.'
Insurances made by a hu.banll for the benefit
and tweet hie wife, where the annual premium is
under SIM will not be subject to th? claim of
creditors upon his estate at k's decease; so too if
made for the benefit of any child or children.—
Thus the ex.rovagance and indebtedness of the
hoshand will not he allowed to sweep away this
provision for the benefit of his wife and Children.
;• 'lnsurance for life, or from.year toyear, or
for a mingle year ,may be made.*
CARSON GRAHAM.
Erie. limb' 19. 1947. • tf4
FIRE INSURANCE.
FARMERS AND Mo.CHANICS"s\ INStrit.
AN_ CE COMPANY, OF RROKLYN, N.Y.
persona desirous of Insuring in the above'
Company. the ettbocribor will 'receive and
forward the necessary sweeps of property. and
procure for them free of postage such policies is
may beolcsired.
The above company Is entirely responsible, and
insures upon very liberal and advantageonstermp.
Any information that may be desired in relation
to said company can be had by callip4 upoh the
subscriber at the office or GraharriATNittpon.
4RSON Gait El A 34.
Erie,Junt 12 1847. tf4
New Woollen Factory'
AT NOATIII EAST. * -
DUNCAN, JE Kris to Co. have Just 001111-
meneeit beainess of manufacturing Woolle*
thietioaressing Cloth, carding Wool, 4.c. Their
machinery* is entirely new and of , eastern manic
facture, and emblaze, the Iffiest improvernents.
The business will be conducted by, Mr. Jewett,
who him had 40 verge experience , is it.looth Ja
this country attain Enkland.• They will lemur
seture,on shares, giving ass yardefclothlbr two
and ',quarter lbs. of wool, or• tot' Moly , Pay In
cash or country produce: and oats reastittablo
terms u any otbw• mdabilabanent tolho'cotroty.
Their manufactory to Itiotto t about Otatimiht north
gibe 1011 1 10 . ALM& DUNCAN. '
3081:1T14;35WM.;
• isAAaanstrirsa -- ..
:forth gut, Juno 10,19111. • - amit
Phassegraskte sad Phsaatlale Class.
Mit. E 1-i. CURTI S ropectfully announces to
tho ;citizens of Erie, i that he -has formed a
ohm o f yam*, persons, between the ages of ten
and mixtesa, so mite a thorough course or iTr rue
evil
Lion in P onography and Phunotipy , or the std.
ence of 111 n. and reading by elementary sounds
to which fewletture pupils can be received. Th.
class will onn once on . Tuesday, June 15th, the
recitation to commence at 5 1.2 littotk, P. M.,
at W. F. Shedd's school room, second doer east
of the Sri ~ Bank. '
. ,
Erie, line 12. 1817 114
16 -1 111 E LXTENSION!--TA lame coneigilm-nt
Of INiHAN CIIOLAGoOVE, for CUM or lever
and. Ague, Bilions Fever, etc., etc., and will bp
sold to drr.ziste and dealers by ',rotate ot dozen,
at wholesale prices. by
Julie 1-1. ATTRTAN & On. !4 Petrits.
LOT FOR SALE.
"VOU can puiehast the hest ice in "Jerusalem"
1 by immediately enquiring of Wm, C. '
Esq.. at n bargain. It is part of Lut No, 27•26 '
and 2723, wish 10 3.4 feet front and', 110 feet
baek,on Err& street, pining G. J. Bail's prop-,
Eric. June 5, 1847.
NOTICE.
AS I Intend lobe several yearn absent front the
United States wrier, the firet of September
next, and in the mean tiiiiet shall not be able 14)0 ve
tench atterrion io the practice of law, my clients
and proteseionat correspondents are informed (hat
all my unfinished protasional trainees is left in
charge of Graham Itr. Thompson, Esqes, who wilt
give it every necessary attention.
' HORACE HAWES.
Erie, Jtine I, 1817. •
3t3
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. L
NO rieE is hereby given that,letiera of Ad
ministration havet been granted to the sub.
set filers o the mate of Thotnas Hurst, dee'd, late
of Harborktreek township; all persons, therefore,
indebted tb said estate are requested to settle the
en I.S imntediately; end' those having claims a
tzai net the same [ will present them legally authen•
ticaterl for settleinent. I '
JULIA HURST,
M. WIGTON. • Adm . s.
DAVID ALLISON,
1817
I MEDICAL NOTICE.
lisoadeft with myself in the practice
eine, Dr. N. 'F:irAtoort, a well inflirtned
thic Physician, under the firm of Faulk
mour at , my residence, south
er of the Diamond, Erie, Pa., where all
it cry and9ilv.r the proles
be attended to a, tisuat
P. PAIJI,KNr•:Ft.
i il Avt ,
1 of Nie,f.
tionvr , wi
ner & Say
ent corn .
eases of
slim, will
Jun , . 2.
PROTECTION.
rie County Mumal 'lnsurance Company
Hues to 'insure against loss and datnnac
building; goods and merchandise Of
Alone. Office' on the eat aide of the
titre, 'between 6th and 7th t.trects.
tracroas. •
WAatty,' • J. 14. 'Williams,
J. . S encer, Gorge Seidel), ‘,
Thomas Willi 3, Smith Jackson,
Liles Sanford, Et;jth Babbitt, .
C. M r Tibbals, John A. Tracy,
- - W. H. Townsend, Hamlin Russell,
Henry Carluvell.
GILES STANFORD, President.
J.''. SreNcErt, Treasurer.
Geortrn Selden, Secretary.
June 1847.
TO THE
cont
by fire, L
tiescri
Public S •
'CITIZENS OF AND VI
CINITY.
111 SING
I) °pail)
j,ca.e ofa
since; as
my pal kn i l
us any oil
any curai
pathic me
judge of
that.
taking:, n
'r convinced of the good efFectsofflomce
ic medicines, finm its tvo in my own
i t
•ute intlarnation i4' ,he liver not • long
wt it of its good cffecus with'several of
I, ft, I am induced to say th'at.it leas gUod
ler prailice now ill WIC. In my opinion
Ile disease can be cured with filmic°
!,;licitto in the. hand's of a ,man who is a
iiseases end the proper remedies, and
tit rho _rear reluctance expressed in the
the disagreeable sensations produced
by medicines in theAllopathiu practice"; besidei
the palicnt is spored a tedious convalescence in
acute diseases, because he has not been exhaust
ed by blood letting or evecuent medicines. He
z/
passes directly from a staid of .dise.tio. to one of
health, del to the re.titar exercise of his function .
I therefore, proclaim' myself in favortof the Hom.
opathic remedies, with a Very few exceprens,
which may eventually be removed.
P. FAULKI)I R.
- ° 3t3
Erio, June 1847
Penmanship/
MR . C BEADLE would inform/the citizens
.of Firie, that he will commen ) ce giving min
there rse of lessons in Writinyat hii room in
Fiend" Bloch, on Monday I) xt. The course
cif inv. clot; pursued is such ac to give to gen
tleme ri hold, rapid style of writing, while if itn
part o the traces of the ladies pen that peso and
grace whi A, give' uch attraction to whatever la
dies do. plr. B. will' give instruction in Orna•
tn ental,pe manship and Card Drawing; die in i•
vote inalction given lf requested.-
Card D awing, and Writing neatly exeCuted.,
• Clasa will,meet.at 4 1-2 o'clock. Good refer
thee given if required.
bodies and gentlemen aro invited to call and
see his method of teaching and sPeeitnena °Wen-.
manship. • .• '11%103,29, 1847.
AN FAIPPRENTICIE WANT CD:
~ „- r
17T +ANTED is smart industrious lad to learn
tl*Blacksmith BZWILCOS. - For further par
tien'ars apply at the shop of the suheeriber on
Filth street, between Peach and Sas%alras.
SILAS H. FINCH.
Erie, nay 29. 1317.
L 7 A - DIES DRESS-GOODS.
OPENINI a,t,tho Corner .Storo, heed Rouse
a large ansortment of Drins GoAn, styles
new awl beautiful - . andthe the pp
Ladies, Oman call and examine\ les your elves et
May 29 18th'. -11,1R-('CALF'S.
A [ GAIN4IERE WE CONJE,
WITHI the beet and cheapest Stock of lash
iorrable LADIES' DRESS. GOODS ever
otT'ered tut this market, cowls:lna in part
50 patterns Dress Silks of all eelnro, embracing
Cotored and. Plaid and Stirped Pzult de Sol,
Gro de hinet,
Gro de WI -S,
Satins Oa!! colors • •
SHAWLS 001 kinds, such as Silk', Crape,
Barrage, Thibet, Mous de Lain, Broelas,
Lawns, 113alzarin es and Ba rages,
Gloves add Mitts of all kinds—Silk, Kid, Lisle,
Cetron.,llse.
CLOTHS, Cased meres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
and Satine,ts.
In short, customers can find every thing in the
Dry Goodin line usually inquired for in the •mar
ket. We i forbear to mention prices. Suffice to
say, ladies, we 'can sell you a handsome French
Lawn dress from 12s to 164. that- will vie with
any in Broadway. Please call and see for your.
selves. Farther partioulem 'meaner.. Don't
forger the place, at . CADW DLL'S.
April 28, 1847. - 50
Spring of 1847.] BY jSpring of 1847.
Rail
?%TEW tiPttING 4. SUM NlSit GOODS; lust
.1. 1 1 receiven at the Jew Store, No. I Comnier.
cial Exchan.e, corner of French and Fifth eta.
Moses, alter eneounterine all torts of perils, by
sea ant hiltd, is here with hie new and• fashionable
Goode, parchasee in New Yotk and Philailtliphia
at the lowest cash prices.'a nd embroiling the great
est satiety of Fancy and Staple Dry Ooods ever
brought to this place, A few of thent Will be do
lived. -,
_
FOREIGN IA FANCY ,000DS.
SlLKS—Striped Pout, de Soir.
k laid Grenadine,
• - Do. roulsra: ,
B &ivy watird ks•attipedWack bbai
, White, wavered,
White and' black Sitio,
Frain blank Italian,,
colored Fforeneee.
French Ginghstn..a,oew arid beet:RW.lW
Muslin Robes, plain and embroidered, - . , I
French einbroidered Robes for children
Very pratty ?i.de Lanes for 28. peer:Ai
6r-
French kvoiked Linen earnbrkiHdkre,
Embroidered/Ind bordered do. .do".
Double 44 iinglo French needle-,rroricd;Co!torc
and Capes*, •
EnsbroWeind alumna Shayrls,
SUk, Cashmeroinit Muni! do. " ,
•
French Etarrign giriark : •
Englieh,thrsoLavath Syclit,sllo ll CaMbrie
ranCt 141' 0 1 4 1 0 9 P ,
Si.k and undndi iloTq'ind hlittli
Ombra Wiped, BW ! M •
Pliareti - do:' • " , _
• Corinth*, trite . .. Lode 00toi*. r •
O r 13 0 1 t 0 Wtr a l * a. **.
11',7141441,seasineiiinitiet
eXati gait
zo. 1, attswilifigicanneo
J 6711241 ' • •
W. P. HULBERT '
Have just reeerved t?teir' fult:Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER 60011,,
AND would respeeicallzinvite the attention
purcbasent their audio! ess rt uent o
rugseti, INDIA, IT LIAN,GERMAN
ENCIIXISEI trot AMERICAN (M OD , eompri
'sing en witiortrrieht of die newes t , en rash
'enable styles' the market. The g eatest in
dueemente will be offered foi the loll° in . creo
eons, VIZ:
, .
Customers cuff always find at
latest and mott'desirable styfes of
- SECOND. • 1
4 . •
in .r
• Th'ey in ten d strittly to adhere !
of selling at We 11..PLOWES I
PRICES.„CII
'MIR&
• They are taltine most all kinds
which they payitha highest marke
The following are among Om
styles of Goods offered'. vii
Extra Rich Paris Printed Laii4s, Bat
en Lustres, a new and beam i rut article fa
California plaids, French, English Ind 11
Moue de Lainre. Plain, tkured. and prigj
Muslin, Striped and Barrett Muslie
striped Oinghams, French, Scotch and'
Ginghanw. ste.l ' . • j
Rich silk Sliaiids, Chameleon and
Gossamer, Rettig:a, Plain and Ea:Airco&
do Lain, Ike, I •
Straw Goodei, comprising Many new
Also, Wench ' artidcials, beautiful Ti
cap Ribbons, Silk, Gingham, and :cott
steelon
j
Fancy silk buttons, sill' fringes,tr
Purse Twist, combs, Gloves and Mitts,
and hundreds of other articles toe n
Mention. We again invite all to co .
amine our goods tx/ prices. • 1 '
Erie. May 29, 1847. ! j
More New Goiist.
I
07 i l'HE LAST AND CHEAPE'
NOW opening, from the la-t, of our S.l
chase, Is very reneraf and axtensi
'tient of Few,' and IStaple DRY' 000
a 'good stock, of DRY GROCERIES,
we have added a large stock of CRO
cotnprising fall dining Setts of China. wl
cheaper Wares. The attention:of den;
pecially invited to this branch of (our ie. , '
The Goods have all been purchaserhe
will be soI4 cheap. For further leviden j
call at IVIF.TC
.L D. CLARK, in charge for P. Me
soectiolly solicits tho patronage of his
and customers at store No. I, Red Hot
May 29,1817. • I
ES
STfi, —Caine to the enclosure
scrilier living in Waterford Town
one folittli of a epic ,acush of the boron
oo the 12d4 inat, a naiddlie s
borne, about twelve yeara ,old, has a LI
and WI, bah hind feet. White, a little whi
back part of the left fore font, a white
4brelsee'd and on the end of the rinse, a el
right ikir, spavined in both Mllti leg,; nn
rolled. Tee owner of said honk,' ,t 'e
call, prove property, pay charges', and
away. JSP.YA+
'Ma:3l2O, 1847.
_
DEALERS 1M FOREIGN it,
.. /
TIC G i fp()DS.
4 IST of name.ot'"per ono engaged ii
1' , .. rang and vending( ' goods, 'Wares,
I dize, commoditlea I: :sects of ucturtevel
' naturmresidont 40)51AL:dog kinsiness w
County of Erie, Ponndylvania," elassifil
sensed according to law, byl the undersi
praiser of inereandlo titres In the count
!'tor the' year 111317.
Eais—EAST MOW.
a Co. i ' „. i
C rass. --
Vincent, 1. imrod tt. .. , 7
Lentor,Sennett 4.Chesser, , ', 9
C. Mjibbals, 1 . it
Smithilackson, 1 • ' 12
H. adwell, • 12 •
J.. 14. Fullerton, 4.. Co. ' 12
M i owes Koch, 19
/J. C. Beebe, • ;12
W. C. & R. P. Higlbert, 13
I'. Arbuckle, .. 13
Goolw in & Truesclail, 13
A. T. Spencer, 13
T. W. Sterrett, 13 ,
D. 14. Clark, ;
, ' 13
o.'Selden &. Son • 13
J. S. Burton & Co. .13 •
D. 3.lcAllaster, •
~ 13
MortOn & Co. 1 13
P. Aletcall, . • 13
Carter & Brother, , . 13
Evans & Huston-, , . • 14
Osborn Sr. Willis, ' 14 •
Joel Johnson, , -14 -
B. 'Tomlinson 4.. Co. 14
D. Blnoblo, 14
S. Smyth, 14 .
GrahoMSc Thornton, 14 '
George Wittier, , 14
C. Sci. '' el, - ' 14
All.. NV
M.W. Keith, , ', , 14
linowlton St. Son, , ' : ' 14 '
J. Ebersole?, ' ' 14 '-')
J. Rosenzweig 4, o. 14
M. 'Vaughn. 1 ' • 14
Labe 4 Lang, 14
Moses Koch. - • 14 ,
' ERIE—M. 7 EST WARD.
- Williams & Wright, ,13
J. Hughes, 13
G. Loomis 4. Co. ' _ 14
11. Tomlinson &Cm • 14 ~
it. B A ldwin & Son, 14
P.' .s'orren, 44
Di: P. Halt, • . 'l4 ,
J. Cummins 4- Co.-' . , ;I t '
M. Mayer, ' 4
P. Kelsey, 1 4
-J. Zimmetly 4. Co.' • 14'
.N. F. Rinderknechti 14
0. D. Spofford, 1 1 t
I Mitt.cne.cg., -
H. Biltes, Liquors, , 1 /.1
D. C. Miller, Liquors,, 1 14
John Graham, Liquors, ' , 44 '
' ' 1 `I 7 4I,IRTIEMIr. , ' .
John A. Tracy 2d, ; 14 -
HIRSRD Boaouou.
McConnell ..st Webster. 13
John McClure, Jr. 1 • ' .13 '
Gullifortl 4. Evans,- 1 13'
L. S. Jones, , t 13 '
C. F. Norton, IS
John 5. Foster, .44
GIRARD tOWNIMIP I
W. W. Warner, •-• • 14
Jeremiah Davis, ' 14
Jacob Vanloon, •.. 14
.
William Tyler, • 14
Robinson Wilcox,• 11
8/11eld71961).
Samuel .1. Hopkins; 'l3
W. Hl Townsend,l , 13
Henry M. i , utford, , 14
,Riley Potter, . -.. II
OANEilll.
McNamara & Hwit 14
J. & P. Clark, Jr. • ' 14
A. King & Son, t i
William Warner', i ' 14
Eta Carxs. it
l, Hall 4' Vincent, Li tprors, 19
William Monroe, 141(i:tura, 'IJ
Abner Kelly, Liquors, 1
H. C. Warner, ',Agouti, , '1
11701tTli KW, BOROSI4
B. O.' Town 4rCoi Liguori, 1
J. H. Haynes,. _ • , 1
LA.Actiegg, % . • .:. ~ 7 J
Row 4f. Hyper,' . ; . . • • ''.
i ' , • NORTO East Tfilissi
1.-11: BaynekLitinoni,
- . .- •,... t_ . ~...• . ;- 'McKeon.- •
C.; M. Tibbol. ,= ' . - • ' '
-
T. Di Chelliar, ,!,' 1
' - Vomitus,:
Joickeon& Campbell,
Aaron Lick, ~ I-. i
li, N.Gettishi , I I , / '. ,
'",, ~...)
_. NVA i ngitliKine ''.
B. C.Townar. Ca. ' .t 7, ~- : - ' 'ow
Notion At. Parkin; IIP ,` •' ',' • -13 -
.- .. •.- , -,, Wasps"... , 't
4.
- Newton Colt:lip-Ctn. 11
, .• ; . - `-”. = 1:' , Uitsintri=';'/': - -'l
- Goodwin 4 Truesdell. , " l' , -. - -; ~,, :.I* , i
,A ; T oe neiket„ ; , ,1.,..T. e. 1. , . II; ; ',l 1. ~
-.. • ' , liVacitstroati. -I' ' - -7 -
, _ . .
Wok Judson &CO. - .'.; ' 1 13 - . )'1
Boyd, Vincent & PIA— •.,.. )16 - - - -
A. 3.4 F. F. Fettilti' i , ?-. t ,-. ('- f ;lA.
Iftetcbinit & 804' f, 1 - ' , : ? ,,, la':
'Nei leibegi4 Vliiiititiiilia, aria`'
err that the unaeritgOid iiiirme a k t if
, i m aiste - jimiseei'et thts : o4ltiii#chietr
'Ede, cuteeturdiki tkiltitit,44 4 .,etli
Itkie . doeli;',4lW., ter: lb/ti DM.: - Off.i
opiiiiidsof,tbeitoWlitittimAinf*ftir k :
ird 11 the ObtiriiMeiliftitien. -- "
'• ' ''''''' '`.2SXL`fitill'ita
' • i; fEW I,:k siii „
. ' , ' Or bf.Mstroinjlo,
'ilk'. .ViiT WV!. • I , -7.-'-' •
Pi
YE]
ICIOS
FIRST.-
ote thi
oil?
wood,
PA
principle
,ARKET
I.uce, tot
or pr. l ,
t;tafu
'nest
iSiirabl i i •
, Lin
.• dream
mericin
ed SWIOS
5. Swirl
merican
tlernini.
ed 51ous
styles.—
oet and
I Parasols
mmings
Hosiers.
,
ierons io
',. and ex
T..4:0
I
. 'Aug pur
ostler,
li S, with
t. willich
ICF.II,Y
'at all the
MI Id I.
ie.
ea p, r aril
e plenqe
Liol.
CALF, TC•
d friends
tthe t i tuhl /
hip abort
1 h 99 , The
Ted( bay
vit. mtane
ite on the
• tin tue
op MT the
d shod all
dewed to
'take him
!OUR
UP
ND
OMES-
I the pall
nerehan
iind or
•ithin the
id and us
: ned up
of Erie,
14
nit.
10 50
11
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14
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11. ib`oo
tb cla
7,00
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to CICI
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060.. x . a oaiq , on. C. MO*ll, 7 1 1101.1AAILTEIR•
I ^ 1 3l oToitE.l
IEVOIDODp, NE ram, NEWPRICES
HE emi r begileasta religectfully tn In
.' font, theft' hie ds and the public ',.. , enerally,
hatthey havioentevett'irect the mercanide bus,
less under the nan of MORTON Sr. CO:, No. 4,
• theapside, next door steattliof Mahaffey 4' Brews
er. Their stock of Goodi is entirely new, far
mrpassing, in tichness, variety and cheapness,
my stock of goods ever brou.ght to this market,
nui embracing every style of Sure* end Fancy
by Goods, among which.tvittte fOund
Lioens—Ameideanl Irish,German and French;
Dress Goods of every description,'
Shawl, of the , latest designs,'varying in price
t'rotn 75, cent. to $25;
Summer Stuffs, Drills., Jeans, Cassimeres, etc.
Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sliectin : :,s.
.1 every width and quality; .
Broad Cloths, Cussimerhe and Saninett , ;
: 1 3aliceee, aid Ginghams;
&innate ; a pplendid assortment;
Ribbon., 6rnti
vial Flowers, Lace: and Ruches,
Dinbtellai and Paraeols, a great assortment;
-Carpeting and Paper Hangings.
Also—Millinery Goode, Tailor's Trimmings.
, loreeer, Damasks, Li mend in prers,l o -rosit, French
embroideries, Silk and Cotton Hosd, Kid, _Silk:
coiwn and Little (Rotes, Vcstings, a great va•
riety.
In connection witlithe Anse will be loend n
well selected stock of GROCERIES of superior
quality. City. and country Merchants toppled
with nay article in our line on favorable terins. l •
' I MORTON .9t. CO
Erie, lay 15, WIT. H •
IX tz.
SIGHT 'TO BEHOLD!!!
. AT THE
BRICK CORNER OPPOS ITE THE EA
' GLF: Hai '
mHIS DAY OPENED. di ect from the Eas
t. tern cities and MaAfacl.drits, a large and
well selected stock of 1
Z» Est- =ise 1 acaa3w Envoi:.
,
Comprising , a great it s rimy of Urdu and Fancy
Good.; shawls witlicnnnuinbcriL l len's aind box's
weal l.h
, muffler wea, en and any Or/ dly of Dorn fie
lics;lo fie sold cheaper than ever;. will en extch
sire stuck of i 1 • .
GROCERIES AND SHELF 11,1' WARE., •
Alf of which' ill be solelyas cheap Ca the cheapest
by 1 j NV {LI4 ALMS 81: NY gltil HT,
vl
Frio Vey '..i„ 1817. i ' 51
HERE WE coma
. ,
„,,,,
~a
-.,
The New Jew Store Ahead !! ,
JUST received at the Nett) Jew Store; No. I,
Fleming Block, State s:re.:t, a new and tip'cn•
did rumor mentof
SPRING' AND SUMMER GdODSil
Which, livin2 been boughtti l t extrtinely low prlic t ie
i t,
and zhe subscribers having encountered neltl a,r
"perits by sma or kind,” in their :fluency to Phi a
delphia and New York Markets, ran _ and w il l e
!old ea theaft-.- dot to say a lit tie cheaper—;than at
any other fee; or Gentile Store between New
Yusis and "Sundown: 4 Our stuck eousists in
path of I'l . .
SILKS of all kinds , de'criptions anti colors,
- rout plain black to the ttiost illShionut.4 piad,
striped or watered. ; ' i
GIN.WIA"-
,N.GHANIS, !~tench, grtel..ii: Scai.t. ! %rsd
Amenican, varying in price anti Tidily to, salt
cus',orners.
SO AWLS, Silk, Cashmere, Barra.ge,.etc., eLc,.
at price& that cannot fail to plea.c. . NI
M. DE LAIINE.i, of all veliaiea, filial 2t) de. i
upward.
. 13 1 NNET RIBDONIS, c 32,1 corers, gnefitics„,
shades and 'aka*. i.
- 1
GLOVES, that cant-bob filit i lo fil , t h e m o st doll- i
cote hand., at private in accedence with the most
delicate purses. _ I 1
French Worked Linen cambric Hanikerchiela,
heantiful article, and very Cheap for the'quality.
Also, embroidered do / do., to2ether Willi many
other articles, too numerous to mention, btil which
we will talre...pleasurs in, ehowing to customers
and ,others, • Al?o-:-/splendid sock a
• READY MADE CLOTHING, '
conpisti6 2 o Pants, Vens, and Coir.s, of all tiri•
cos and aliik.l„ and Boots and Shoes, of all
ttigda CR alma, and don't forget the place,
No. 1, Fl lack, State Sirf , et,
I ISAAC ItOSTINZWEIG & CO.
p:ril 49. 1817. .' 150 •
riEJ
51.2 ' AR TS' celebrated syrup, fur table uge.
4, t tbe thing you 'fend of; tar the , "Newi
Stote.' ; , Nu!, 4, CbeTip,,idu MOitTON 'Br. co.
Ed. / ay 22,1817. - ' I
( ROdls ''T ..4 -the subscribers have Just re-
I, ceivel a rro4l supply of GrOcries; consist
ing of Tea; C.:4)Mo, Stttrars; Spices, etc.; etc.,
which will be sold at their usual low prices.
I t ROSENZWF.3O ,i• Co,
May .20. • N:n t Plm,+:-.•'''"
.
ARIS KM Giove‘e— A heuutirul as.° ',.., ..f.,
P Mite - mid colored, selling cheap et: NU., 4,
Cheapside; by - MORTON SC Co:
_
'Mile, May 22, I°4l. ' .' . ) ?
_ _ ___._
•
VVIDOSSED Table and Piann Porte Cordr;4;
Ea &IOW) and American, for- - trale on the "New
Siore" No. 5, Chappicle: MOUTON , Co..
• Erie, May 22, 1517.
riALIPORNIA PLAID, eot norli coats and
L.: ps...talOnn4‘ a ii ile the , nicest ow at tho
"Nod Store,," h o. 9, Chenpside, ~ ; ,g ,'-
~ i ,
MOR.TON at Co: ,
Rrie. May 22, 1817, 1
rIEN I'LF. vI EN'S French Boots: the kind yhn
VT
bead of in the hack part of the flank, going/
off at redticed pekes, at No t . 4, Chertp.ide, \- \ 1
/Mitt ON Er. t.:o.
. Free. May 7, 1447. I •\ .
14131"' Sl - 10 S.--4,adies', Mitres' in
childien's Shoes —n are ass rtitlett at the
"Neer Store," N. 4, Cheepaide,
1 I 1 I , I MOIt ON co.
Erie, May '4 1817: I
1 t
11
IWOOI ! WO 01 t . ! Woo 1 l II!
rTli - iE highest price paid for Wee/ at No. I,
.I,i IConenercial Exchange, French meet.
,' 1110:'ti IC 3 CIT. "
Etra, Map 22. 1847, ' '1
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Wt:: Wont(' not have the Gentlemen infer that
! out stock is exclesindy lot Ladies. They
will ielease cart anti see a full agsnrtinent of zoo&
thst .they want. A wont - °theta the liet Ftenelt
Cloth that can be fount in the place, and cassi
nacres, to. corsospond, at prices as near the ireper
cationcot ha tlsejt will 80. Akio simmer Haw;
Caps. Gio CO. Hosiery, CraVat., Collars. [hilts.,
ttc. Stu , a
it
AIE cc ALPS.'
i% ay 20, 1817. :
10 00
10 00
7 03
7 00
7 00,
1 7 00
7 1.10
7.00
CArtPEttNd:
otTerA few pieces ALL WObLCarpets,
V, very Ow at
May 294! 1817. r.Te LF'A.
9,50
10 50
10 $'
10 50
CARPEL' BAGS & SatchelA. Amon!! which
we ye soine of tho Wilton and Venetian
that ilia superior...to any inirltor very
cheap? aft VIE ' reALF 4 .
May . 9.9 1617. , j
is 75
10 00
7 00
7 00
BONNETS BONNET VRiMMINGEL.
WF. h Ito this dal opened, and offer ter sale a
' lee o'efocie el Bennetts, Ladies and Misses
Niue, at price's far halo. the market, °Wong which
ate some ol the richest style French Lace, Bead
wrouxht, - Phini Rice, Pearl Sinter, Gimp, 4.4 1 ,
together with a good assortment of trimminlre.
Some ;of the real French flowers that crelieatill
fal, also Ribbons, 4rc. &c., si - -
~ivtay 29.1'191 1.- ItIF.TCAL;FIS:
2 00
700
10 00
700
- „
I PARASO,LS,,'
ARGF.aisortinent, 511 cyles and qivaities
21. offvred set near. manulsstmers pile** as 15
coll4s,tepkwiLti,ssniu.licolesion oulSelveG.
*1 ' . • METCALF'S,
Ma 39 last
1 9 0 !
-
,New Gotidst New Goods! ! I
e onbootiber • Is now reOeiring_ h 0 spring
ft.
Tiock of Fanol 91*.Glopda,;(4 • arks. Hard
, Kno t cropirery f Irina; 14 aiti&ii, ii.b , w Ili 'b.
sold' at iOnma ptieta ior toady, ?ay. My , cel
sok 6 tathtfirandili and the' publkr 46nOrilPY pi cas rapriteArno;Call orricf examine goo and picas,
AlkotoOttOnty hill not gr,i s riarayAraratiati . d o w ,'
wlll 09; boiindlar , 04 by any west Of 14e ' York s .
Art i•'jitne .: '' • . IlpitrtHPC z (W.:-
NV e t - 114-17. . 1
.. .l'-.11 i'
E
-- Niir - Oopatunr: RAux - ci
i't flA t YkaattifiKelitect Ojointiping . 17 :sui t s
Gitfmition%. S ol .*:_loi
Wg9 l ,k ,! 1 /01bt ald•th" r h
hob •
MOP~D[FHtiflr>i elf
ERCHANT'S'
Tate Haim
'GEO.
ar l for t lonic
liniata, In th,
A N invaluable rem ,
other domestic A
foll,ming diseases:
P .5 tfol,
Strains, Lnnenest,
Ina Crack*,
Fa umbred Pet!,
gfrutchts or Crease-,
Dittempfr..
Family Embiorrien fur
man E lest, sort as •
Erttrith Poison*,
Painful Xerrops difitc•
lion* ,1
Corns:Whillotri;
Claiblaint,
dhapped,llands,
2tveltings, Mundt,:
Fres4 Irtnc.l2,
Galls oftill kinds,
Sprains Bruises,
Crat.ked Hells,
Rin ;bone, Inn l s pllS,
Poll Ent. Callus,
Spains, Sioecney.
is also a Uoiverss
dispasys,oi kit
Rhenritglans,
Rifts of .I)tintais,
Frett Bites, )
Hods,
Barna and .§ . zol , ts,
Croups,
Contracts of 14e Mosel
ll' eakncss of the Joints
Kiked Breast). •
1.:9 1 le worthy Of
,aides the g•teikt tied CUM.
he cis, e of -s distases of the
ies ; Ilan attracted the stied. .
,rmir, and the wonder,
line been succelrsfully
til of the nittladlee whieh
and it has proved by' the.
I perferwied ott the leWe
d ttiib cur - mite
c oil+ which has este 'sit
confidence.
i nterfeit article, and be rarer ,
RpritiETOß. G. W. bier%
yen in the battle.
/s, etYntipsioefdhreffSeit, Sh
Thilophiet %Ouch acconspa
Nicrretthivr's IL gG
special remark, (11,it 1 1
ordinary porers in
Horse in which its vin.
lair of the firrrify and
he public generally. i
pkyed in a areal. v. 1 ,1
uttetVie human race
wand Hut VULVA it hat ,
limas, that it is endow'
not found in other bur
ed its claims to money.
Beware of the to
the name of the sot,:
eWet, Ler.Npert, le,bl
RT - PFot tgstiurtohl ,
mode of treatmellt, se
nice rach bot le.
St Co. Erie. S.. S.
io; and D. N. We
Sold by J. IL Wirtl l
Fasnett,Ashiahula,
Contwadt, elhiti. I
o V IL 11l L 0,01): i
INSIT'S IbtPROV I
rND FLUID L
giItSAPARILLA
e
iseases of the Mond,'
;1 b ma and join
&
'Ow Sorts - obstiitale cid locos
1 of all tin&
Stoll head. set Rheum.
Pi /g
aril m a d other Dr:Mao-
I rs arid qy from as i,akart
;'1 slate of the Blood; a 4 4.
flabitnal Oshirentu. PV.V.
ch.r'nit gredions (like Liver.
1 Lungs and Mee.
Pai . C. IA e Tido aad akkr,
119'01 &reads, ay. ie. '
I/ is Mead or.i Itch rerostspea.
1
ded as a Ctesastag
. Bpriog
Neficilri, . id in tads
hegerea
Wily.
ared trorn the : choicest , se
ti me properties of which are
led 1 poetess, without heal; -
is preterwedi by Physi dim
r aril sctrre tin any oche;
, .
renraelt able efficacy of ibis
canon of tha rnost a re„,ena.;
eon trjr 4 calling on th;inta.
GtO. W. _MEtie
,6ohiVo I
EXTRACT OF
For Removing
riti :g from an abuse of • r-1
etar-p,
VbronsOan4 ustitutio, aS iis
tuts sae as
Scr4da nr loyrsEril
• dory Syphi is r yen
Cleeeation cunt Corrail •
the Throat. Nose,_ Chao:
Lir s. Farp, Ind Daher fa
of Me toady.
Inple4 or palates on the f
Pi..lea.'y patches. and other
r'ptrms of th4kin.
Scurrey.‘azt after
rbuaintreelons.
Whife eStoelangt Painsdn
This remedy . ' is pre
lected material's. thV a
evtaate4.4 ara impro
nra account - 01 which i
as heiny morf.alifor.
now before the pulAic
A full account of eh
temedy; in a variety
voted nature, may be
prtetor or his neents.
As most good rue&
stilts and call for - " M ei
see that these words ore
the Laboratory of Gee.
Lockport, N. Y.
area are counterfeiteck be
chant's Sarsaparilla," sod
bhiwn on the glam,."Frons
W.... Merchant. Cbtentlst
•
; lar in the country - is now ,
on-the public, an article
Then:lore, sswakE!!
8; ;co. Elie; S. S. 4. - 11/..
io D. N. Webster, Coo
, . IySe
eir`Almot ever
tiffi
png krp andcr3i
they cull sancipurija.
Sold by J. H. Bort°.
Fassea, Ashtabula, 0
%maw., Ohio.
DiSEASER OF TN
DISEASES III the
the F'ITRACT 07 11.
scus. such asthsunkc
ifilaadcr,
Uralerit,
Prostrate Gland, f
Kidnebs, and
UitINAItYOItG Et
rinary Cirsaa sure by
l 'ctte Ufa lIRSI ' and eti-
Ind I la Cute diseases of I. ot
4.7150, chronic
asnorrhccrt.
Meet; WAtltt,
, •
,1 Stricture;
1 Dia,S,tef,te4 1
ne is prepared only by
ratite chemist tik,...LoCk-
Loin
This valuable , medic
Gi'o. W. Merchant; Op
port, N. Y. - ,
'Full and a n‘p 1 instru
accompany e:, .11.60tA e .
I Sold
iPaseett, Asattibilla, Obi
:ncnnt. nbih. ' .
itestimonials,
Sl.'co, Frio; S. S. & El-.
io; , D. N. Webato - ,
15'.5_41
TO RED I-lEAi
MI RI IN liAltt
colorin. , z the hair
black, t4 wilt net wear
thi es In, as hund,e Is (
t
it has also been used
Fels.
tiemitiftrl lirdwa it j:t
fl,'soli bt toinr
stze r cesAilily in toldrina
1 I .
;it, rind ho sure you get
ty by Geo. W. Merchant,.
. 1 triples of Flair rimy
proprieiot Or MO agents,
&`eo, Eric; S. S. & U.
id; and D. N. iVetriter.
i 1750
De re nr "ate cortnte
th e fr. , nuirte, 'pr. paced •
idiernist, Loeport, N.
hie seen aU, I he store of I
Price 53 cerite.
Sold by J. H. Butztni
Fasse:t, Ashtabula, 0
Cannea Ilt,
,
NEW ESTA 11ASFIMENT.
AtIdTION &CO . MISS',ON STORE.
rp; tE Undersigned beg cave to inform their
, J. friend:: add the,poblie generally, that thew
have commented the aboYe, but.ineats at the old
:4;1,141 of John ( - 3, ru I nit* t r. §ta to_strect, MA dioarS
dorth of the PArgln Hotel, w here they are reatry i to
rewire and diE:pasP•of at kinds otGooda that may
be pposizned to thetn, elthdr by Public Anode*
or PriJate Sale. They bryPeihat by strict attee.
• ion to aft huNinero err,rastott - to them, to Pain' 11.
I )
abate of the public pair maze. They will 1 840-
keep on hand a choice at di of ready made cloth.
in.% imitaLte to the seas ad; vi s itiolt they will 4 1.e.13
chtap as xho cheap. et. 1 1 ,
- , Gfi . , A EIAM 4. THORNTPN,..! -
Erie, April 3, 1917. 1, ' '46
- - DISSOLUTION., •
rriFIE eo6artnerellip • itere °tore eitating, bk‘
and
I tteeen Smith Jaeltspn'& krxin. Camp, unit ~
the firm of Smith Jettkat4ft. Co., is tlii s day la
tott'sved by mutt &illegal." The notes, book to ld'
accounts wil l 'eror a tine left at the etbie t:t1"
Smith Jueksen t , who is tithorized to 'tattle tbet . :-
name; all I thnsp i nit eh, ei wit' d'o trell;di can dik
ring this ',tenth and kcal thiraceortut . ' ; •
1 ; k i MIT I 1 JAClttotas i•
IbVit'N•cANl P. I 1
Erie, Ma . 6 1 1917.
TOTES OIAN cx
. aeconat
N b • em_ ~ a '
..
mien[eam.„.
nt at Va I
tor rain at S a artWa,Bo
Erie. Ala S 1817.
ALI I bltt t..: ' MU/ end'
- •
and atm hins,nor. l
bnt Ribbon ,' et open i
EzOo. ,
,KN I'S. I
WI at gin? n! fl
Ap m ril :
VI - b flund L
. y
la 4 , LLT
_ . ,
-1— .. 4 1 1 , 4 ,...- •
ooz i 1 r'
,1 i iii• °ig
j, il
v d
4 5 fi.i. ii,lerentj
oil shades a id oloTajual
• April $3. . i 'WILL
April
einftne at till
L ,, ) ,
• antiote t of °toles,
lidkfit., Fa ay Fatra;•, et
Purse*, Fo o twist and;
.matatlais tad% at French
`Ford, &c. &a,llll jell di
Mayl9. .
Mai
Virg are opening soo
-She*. A%Ve wil
nreiace kinds or moult
oufnoit. to troy. yout cowl
Ile Styles of the season, a
iteett tiestitte:.
(.1111,/ , 8,-1-lair, Grad
juitkrceiTed , at Ma
14, Cattle sad
ausa of ilia
g AND ORAL
E, a warranted article P:e
'LE' by 14 1l(, Mirrei t
of ;he authors conitne - -
and •nst received am,
I . k • -
• 51
r ; cline , a fine eclectic*
inether'eritb remp,Dicb
tbc cone, opposite the
A pril,4
a
Mr g"li 4 1 .4#34PM
MR.&
raliallallil ail. - a 41Pi ,
maircificktiseh r ine114146
opened by, _ •
*WRICI „ 'r
IMs II _
torpor atom ointi•as•
Mimi, Heirery. 4 , 11 4c•
nba. Stert Seed Rale , .
lid impinge; alb=
Inure, troo p ,
*P, 6 7 • - '
, I'iMAILS.
i -
r ory oho stoat of
I , not - on
itertaks ttitot*l.
;Oro any bird nano"
d at civilians &shop,
tnd Tory otopot
_ nit IS&
M0r04300. BOW
, and
Chas
iirsis
tide.