OTA i mport of the Board of Health of New
Orleans, dated July 12th, Bays: Five deaths
From yellow fever has occurred in the Chari
ty. Hospiitil, and two or three other cases are
still undcr.trentment in that institution.
0 :71 iere are three steamers now on their
passage from Europe. First, the Washing
ton. froMSouthampton, the 10th instant; nex ,
the Phil4lelphia, from Cherbourg; 15th; and
the Hibernia, from Liverpool.
' arThe editor of the New Albany Bulle
tin was Chased by . a mad dog in the streets of
that citya few*days sincer He outran the
animal and thus escaped.
O:7=Al leading Federal paper, in Boston,
said that ".letierscin and the Devil, reigned in
1806." The same paper rejoices at the elec
tion to Congress, fro New Hampshire, of two
men who are now c lied "Whigs."
The Alban j
A tlas spoils the pretty
story that "Gen. yV l orth's whig friends" had
generously raised a m ortgage on his proper
ty. GBll. W. is a Democrat, and the mort
gage' stilhreinains.
Oh! war, when wilt thy mad spirit be ap
peased! When will 'the 'rays of
Civilization, enlightened Humanity, dissipate
thy dark'cloudrand introduce the era - 6f uni
versal peace.—Gazette.
Oh, oh, oh; "when - wilt" "Pale Cy whir"
come down .and give us a feast of green
cheese.
A blade of blue grass 3l inehronir has
been found in Louisville, Mis Sot i.-11"oston
The next t4:ing is to find "liionisvilie,
kOUri., "
the course of an article upon the
subject of city and con»try /newspapers, the,
editor of "ScOt's Weekly PaPer" makes the
following ,reintirks, which we commend to the
attention of our readers:
"No honest man will pretend to say that a
newspaper published in a rertioto city will
sqpply the place of one published itra mauls
own neighborhood and espcially devoted,to
the local interest of the inhithitants. 'There
arc many matters of great ri4ortanee to par,
ticular districts and vicinities which .cannot
find a place in_a jotirnal intended to he circu
lated through the whole country. We there
fore say, encourage' your county newspaper
FIRST, for the information it atlords,is must
indispelisabje."
T uilt lc vel rul Plain Dealer says, a
volunteei just from Gen. , Taylor's army, left
us the following memorandum yesterday. we
place it in the list of tall stories:
"I know a lady in Monterey who is IrsO
years oh]; she can walk four miles per hour:
she has a foot 1 i inches brood; her great
toe is six inches longer than the balance of the
mes—her heighth is four feet six inches, and
she is four feet six inches round the waist;
she has a beard as strong as any man, tend
wears moustaches. She has been marri(!d
seen liens s.
editor 6f the. Gospel Banner thus
el oaks of President Polk's response to the ad
dress of Hon. George PA ails at Gardiner,
"It was cerfainiy a inavni ficent effbrt, wor
ithy the style and tit!e of President of the Uni
ted States. The people cold not• suppress
thee; admiration, but ev ery few momeHts burst
forth in tokens of admiring approbation. It
%sill not do lieeafter to tell anyhßdv who was
there that Ja es K. Polk is a third-rate man."
A VOICE r off ,Iffstco.—That steady and
straight-forw rd Democrat, Capt. W. gumt.,
of the Seem) ' Pennsylvania regiment, writes
as follots s to the editors of the "I'onnsylva
lli7lll.. from Mexico: •
"I trust the old Keystone will do justice to
our old friend SHENK. \V of the army will
give him a soldier's hi; from the Hall, of t he
Monteznmas. Ile is mit:;fo'rgotten by the Stms
of the Keystone of the ;Arch in the din and
&t rife of liattle." •
•:\ )bung stud 'ry pretty ladvriding in the
Concord cars, n us observ«l to have a piece of
"court plasteV• on her lip. When the cars
had emerged from one of the long covered
bridges, into the, light, it was obQerved to
have disappeared; but they instantly detected
it clinging to the lip of a young man who sat
on the seat with her! - Tin both looked us
innocent as if they "hadn't bJen doing noth
ing." -
SrAmi.—This disease shows itself in a
variety of forms, and is very frequently obsti
nate and ditlicnltrto marage; and cases are not
infrequent in which it ins resisted every plan
of regular treatment. l'he owe their origin
to hard work in early life. In these affections,
Men( iIANT's CELEBRATED GARG LING 01 r. has
evinced uncommon energy, and numerous are
the insta n ) ices in %%filch it has been know to
effect a adical and perfect cure. A number
of bight interesting eases exhibiting' th 6 re
markable act iity of this Oil could be introdu
ced, but our limits forbid. See advertisement
i s this paper. A pamphlet of description may
be had GRATIS, of the agent.
MARRIEO.—On the I, , ith inst, b.y Rev. J.
(N', anee, MR. Ilinvi K. Bruins, and Miss MA
nv 4. Howl.hy, all of Girard.
On the 'lst. inst:, in Buffalo, by Rev. F. W.
OnAvE t s. Mr. GElll.(4l i J. lityasT, of North
east, to Nfifts ELnAr:ert A. SNIIIII of Buffalb.
On the 17th ins., by Eld. E. C. ROUERS,
Mr. JOHN MAY Jr., to Miss SARAH J. STAN
. clarir all of Mliean. •
DIED!—On the 20 inst., in Warren eoanty,
Pa. at tie residence of his son, Mr. PERRIN
Ha f North East township, in the 69th
)• ar of his age. •
SO.NK AND LONGSTRETII:7-
DEMOCRATIC
IVIERT iNI.
The DemOcra tic Citizens of'Erie
County are requested to meet at
the Court House In Erie, on Mon
day, August 2d, at 7 o'clock. A
general attendance is requested
from every :►art of the ,county.
T. NV. MOOR E. •
•DealeE In Groceries, Provisions, } Candies, Fruit,
&c, Perry Block, State street, Erie, Pa.
SODA BISCI4T at No. '1 Pew; Block.
July 31. :
T. W. MOOR?
e i~
AKE NOTiCE.--Those indebted to tLe late
1 firm of Smith Jackson & Co. are relocated
to make immediete,payment ; as this is the second
request I hope there will be no longer delay. At
tend,to this aq,lsave CUES.
: •
lf ,, ,:es Ju'y il, %V
THE MARRIED OMAN'S PRIVATE
DIEDICAL COMPANION
By Dr. A. M• Alenniccen, Professor of Die
eases of Women. 'Third edition; 18mn, pp. 250
price .$l..
25,000 Copies hold in three months. '
The great demand of this most important work
(ot which thousands are acid) lias, compelled the
issue ofanother edition. 'lt is intended especially
for the married; as it discloses important secrets
-Which should be knownito them particularly.—
Here every female can discover the causes, syrup
torn'[
, and the 111101. t ef fi cient remedies and mrt
cent „in made of cur; in every complaint to.whlc 1
her ex is subject. s ---'\
( "I
Married 'Females wool a here learn the r-ar
4,vheretiy they would rct4in their youth, beam ,
vigor, elasticity of b4y and buoyancy of . Spii - lc
to an advanced. ge, instead of being a ffl icted, as
hundreds and thousands, into whose hands t is
book has not fallen. This work Ved i esigned o
be in the hands of every wife and ihoti,er who Int.
a regard for her own health and welfare, tis wel
as that 01 her husband. '
The revelations cenhlined in its pages have a!
ready proved a blessing to thousands, as the in
numerable letters received by the author will at
te-t.
It is of course impossible to convey more fu y,
in a public journal. the various subjects treated ;
as they are of a nature strictly intended for the
married, or those contemplating marriage; neith
er is it necessary, since it is every one's duty to
become possessed of knowledge whereby the suf
ferings to which a wile. a mother, or a sister may
be subject,, can be obviated.
Copies to k sent b 9 Mail free of postage.
Over ten thousand copie, have b en sent by pail
within, three months, with pert safety and cer
tuinty. In no instance has a einittr nee failed to
reach the publisher, or the bo k those to whom it
liast been directed.
On the receipt of One oiler, the "Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion" N% ill be
sent free of postage to any part, of the United
'States. All Yellers kunst be addressed (post paid)
to Dr. A, lit Mauricea'u, Box 1221, New York
City, Publishing Office 129 Library street, New
York.
it ror sale in Erie by 0, D. SPAFPORD,
Bunkseller, Stale street.
July 'Si, 1817.
AND - V
AND RAISINS by the Box•or p9uud
C
Ibr.fflale ay-No. I, Perry Block
July / T. W. 11I0ORR.
II RANGES LEAICEVS, at the cheep Gro-
J ce,y Store w., moony..
TYNA Sr>VA rEnt'S Soda Pop, a .pleasant
tempe r., Ance drink.
July 21.
WILL he offored for sale at public auction a
..
10 o'clock, A. Nl. ' on Friday, the 6th day
of Att!met. next. at the Exe.ll,l-1;:e flaildings on
French S.t., '2 Bningies, 1 two horse Wneon, I
!Ix cart. 2 :":leiglis, :2 saw 4111 Saws and Mill
Iron, Blocks - and Tackles —llse, potash and,
Caldron Kettles and a variety of Iron Ware and
Farming bas, Sze., &c.
Terms made known at the sale.
Erie, July 21, IS 17. M..!AAYER Apt.,
For the Emilie of P:S: V. I-I.A.ion-r.
(111; A Y ABA Jelly, Sardt nes,= L'it.:kled Oysters,
Lemon Syrup,cornocuOins.
July - 17. T. ANT. NIOORE.
Ilia ItS.—Puerto Principe, 4 rabuca, Spanish
and'all other kinds.
J.ily 17
vi t ii!mHti
zi.— A lot or. first rate White
V Fish just received fad fir sale at No. 1
Perry Block
July 17, 1817.. ,
PIIUN DS of a )(Al Colre Tor one dui a;id
other things in propurliul at N. r T ( ry
lock. Nt, g '
Judy 17. 1817.
On State Street, nrarly oppositi : the Eagle !late!
GLf )OAIIS S. nre notereceiving from
New York and opening?at their new stare
on ~evensi ve assortment of !Lich and Fashionable
Jl WELLtY, (embracing the latest style of work
in mark. t.) watches, Clocks, plated and Brittania
Ware. 'Mir Cutlery, Steel Trinpurngs ' Cautplaene
no I SJfar L. lays, Looking Glasscs, ,Cohl Pens,
toffe,4e wi t h a ncneral variety of 'Useful and Or
tinmem nl art ieles. Call and see to/t4 you trill see.
Rime 26, 1817.. 6
- CLQCKSi.
1 -1 ‘ IG LIT D otY and 30 hour Gothic, 0. 0. G.
11.1 1 1 411ar, Alarm and common, by the single 01
case, eery cheap for ready pay: 1
G. LOONIIS & Co.
nearly opi;osite Eagle Hotel.
'Jnl, ,1817.
I I'ECT AUL tS gold,.silW undLgerman sit.
I-1, Ver . Fralefl, an extensive assortment of con
cave and Ctinvec Also, the eplebratld perifiical
an.l poilobolie Spectacles, superior to any in use.
G. 1.1)0111S & Co
State st., nearly - oppoAite Eagle Hotel.
:Tidy 17, I'Bl7. .
LlGHT.—Girandolcs, Oil) and Camphene
Lamps,i Camphene smmanding Lamps,
Horn's Patettt, the best and safest in nse. 'rite
public are assoretl these lamps will not explode,
for sale by G. I,OONIIS St: Co.,
State et , nearly opposite F.ag,le Tavern.
Jnly 17, 1817.
LADIES will find fre, I, silkand bead bra
steel clasps and beads, purse silk, Paris
fans, new , r.ylebrooelres, bracelets, pencils, lack -
ets, tov.etlier,nith an endless variety of splendid
fancy ariefas, at _
G. LOrINIIS & Co's.
State at., nearly opposite Eagle Hotel.
July' 17,.
•
4 cconnizoNs. with the improved valves,
PI Bass Viol, Violin and Guitar strings, for sale
by • G. LOOMIS &
State st., nearly opposite Ehgle Hotel.
July 17, 1847.
)
LOOKING Glasses and lookine.
alusss plate.
A large assortment of the above arteles for
sale vety low by 0 & Co.,
State st., nearly opposite Engle Hotel.
July 17, 1847.
r—botble Barrel!, Sin2le dOT.Eowliii72;
Pieces, 'Revolving; six Shooters, with a gen
eral astortimmt of Gun (nitwit.,
G. LOOMIS & Co
July 17. 1817.
QILVERI, AltE.—Silver table, ,cressert, tea,
salt and mustard Er pouf., tongs, ladles forks.
butter and itrt knives, constantly on band and
for see by 3 G, LOOMIS & co.,
State at., nearly opposite Eagle Hotel.
July 17, 1:S17.
s borehy given that an application will be made
I ,t c x
to the next Legislature of Penns lvadia; for
the ineorporation of a Bank to be 'Med "Tile
FA,RMEIRS and N,IEC/1.4,V1C5 7 BANE," W h a Capi
tal offfilt, hundred thousand dollars, an the priv
ilege of increasing the seine to tw hundred
thousand dollars. Said bank to Be located in Erie,
county Erie, State of Pennsylvania.
Eric, July 17;1817,
11. Cadwek,
J. It. Williams.
J. U. Fullerton,
\Vetter Choler, ,
• „Smith Jackson,
James C. Mershon,
B.S. V lucent,
Wm. S. Lone,
B. L. Browu,
P. Arbuckle
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
NOTICE is%ereby given that letters of Ad
/ ministration have been granted to the sub ,
ecribers on the estate of John Philips dec'd, late
of, Venaligo township; all persons, therefore,
indebted to said estate are requested to settle the
same immediately; and those having claims a.
gainst the same will present them legallyauthen ,
Ideated for settlement.
JOHN it. SMITH, / 5 AAns
ROBERT GQ. ALLISON
July 31 ; 1817. ' 81,11
WOOL! WOOL!! •
EtIAFFEY ¢ BREWSTRA. keep con-
Lll sanity on hand at the Erie Woollen E'acto
ry, Plain Clothe, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres and
1 weds, of various colors and qualities which they
exchange for wool on delivery, on' customary and
accommodating terms. They also'psy cash' for
wool.
S. JACKSON.
11
Er,e Woollen Factory, June 16, 1847. 6
T. W. MOD(((E
Kendae
MOORE
NEW ESTABLISIIMENT,
Public Notice.
C. M. TRAM*,
Samucl Hays,
John C. Beebe,
Thos W.Sterreil,
Carson Graham,
James Williams,
'Guy Loomis, ,
Alfred, King,
M. W. Caughey„
James Hughes.
STANTON'S .ERTERNAL REMEDY. CALLED
HUNT'S LINIMENT,
Is now dniverully acknowledged to ba the INFALLIBLE
REMEDY for Rheumatism, Spinal *fractious. contrac
tions of the Mincles,Sore": broat and Quinsy Issue, Old
Ulcers, Pains in the Back and Chest, Agne in the Ernest
and Face, Tooth•Aebe, Sprains, Bruises, Galt Rheum,
Burns, Croup. Frosted Feat, endeill Nervous Diseases.*
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has attended the
application of this most WONDERFUL MEDICINE in
curing the most severe eases of,tho different Diseases
above named—cud the 111011 ENCOIIIOII6 that have
been beasciwed upon it, wherever it has been introduced,
gives me the rigtit to call no the AFFICTED to resort at
once to the ONLY REMEDY THAT CANE RELIED
ON.
MTN, following crtificato ore meld JchllJlsasuf.
tleoint guarantee of theconfideuce that may be placed
Hunt's Liniment'
Cblunihiaville, Columbia Co. Nor. 00843.
_Mr.' O. 17..9tanton,—Sir—Vou will allow me to beat tog
-among to the healing properties of 'your preparation
called Hunt's Liniment. The following case came under
immediate - observation, and 1 state It for the benefit
o those-who may meet with a similar accident. ,The
el 'ldi of a neighbor of mine was severely scalded and lu
eh realest agony; your Liniment was arplled an Ire
lief as given instantly, cud a few applicatiou entirely
reco sled. I think it invaluable as a speedy remedy, and
Ririe every family to keep it In the house. ,This case Is
also k own to Meori. W. & G. Storrs of Hudson. •
Yours, 'JOSEPH WILD.
- eerere spraia 7ttrely cured with one bottle of
the Lin went.
Nett York, June 19, Ifiti.
e I
I P
r
Dear Sir—lt atTords inn pleasure to comply With your ' ,
reque totnil add my testimony to the excellency of Hunts
ent ai an outward application for the cur of
spr ins. britises, &c. Last winter I sprained my anchs
b ly, end Was sometime confined to the house. The la.
'tired part alas very 'much swollen, and the pain intense;
after Irving a variety of remeilins,l made au application
°rya' Linitnent, nod found from its ur• speedy relict
Speaking from my own experience, I can confidently re-
commend it es a viduahle medicine in cape. like the one
in which 1 tested its qu;tli ties. Yours, &e.
-
JOHN G. 31AGIER, 44 Wall sleet .
r7e
The following letter oddre ed to the Editors of
the Christian A I vocatn, from the 1 ev.Theodoillus Clark;
of the Methodist Episcopal Church Is one of the best
recommendations tbis celebrated remedy can have. •
' Sing, Sing, Jan. 25,
Gentlemen:—Having used Hunt's Liniment in my fami
ly, mill lining seen its effoctt on seine.of my neighWurs,
I have no hesitancy in testify log to its m6rits, as a cure
fire agent lu the diseases for which it is recommended by
its inventor; and I think the interests ofthe public would
he greatly &observed by' your making its virtues known
through the medium of your excellent Journal. I am per.
puttied that much suffering would be relieved, and many
Obstinate cases .:need, if its uses wove known; and I can
not tint hope that its use may beeeme general iu the com
munity, Respectfully.
TH EODOSIUS CLARK.
This Liniment is sold at 25 and 50 cents per bottle, by
all the principal Druggists and Merchants throagboutthe
country.
, Wh , ksthe Agent), for ketr York.
H' `ADLEY, l•IIELI'S & Co. 142 Water Street,
RUSHTON &4 O. 110 prowl way,
A. 11. & u. SANDS. corner Fulton and William,
. ASPINWALL. fai William Street.
JOHNSON KIDD & Cu 'Pittsburgh, wholesale agents
for Wettern POWIIIyIVIDI/1.
Orders addressed to me et Sing Sing, N.Y., Will be at
tended to. - GEORGE E. STA e NTON,
- I Proprietor.
For sate by J. 11. Burton & co, Erie, R. C. Town North
East, J. Clements Fairview; S. L. Jones & Co. Girard.
SJuly 31. ISO. 2mll
lIITATURErn OWN REMO DV INVALID'
/111 HEST MIEN!): It is confidently assorted that
thore"NavEn was ix medicine which has given such uni
form and uni‘cronl betoractien, en
WRIWIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
They have stool the severest trials, by curiug when•
all other remedies failed, sod bare esdablished a reputa
tion in the faceof the enviout slanders which have been
raised apain , t them. I*
Let it be borne in mitid that Wright's lodb 13 Vegetable
Pills are
NO CATitl-PENNY REMEDY,
the off-print! of the boar, destined to !pass awe' with It,
and be forgotten, but a medicine of stern g value. its
reputation in not built upon an isulate, effected un
der circutrittunces in which the the imaginatloo
bad quite ss much to do with it as the tirity of the rem
edy itself. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills lay a claim
to real worth, founded on the bonen and willing testimo
ny of
THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS,
throughout the length unit breadth of the land.
.
It was after a careful +study of the _human constitution,
that there Celebrated Pills were prereired. Nature's
laws were first cousultad, and then a thedicilin was pre
pared froukthe herb of the Intlion,w fch should act With
/
[hose laws. Therefor , these Pills e eettielly
AS IST NATUR
to expel the corrupt h inors, by open ng the natural out
lets of the syrtein.
_ _.
_
SUMMER, F %lA, AND IVINTER
Eneh protteeeby their variations of temperature, pecu
liar effects u n the human body, The heat expands,
and the cold contracts the volume of the circulating fluid
nod when changes take place suddenly, the effects ure of
ten serious: WrigliCsilndiuti Vegetable Pills counteract
t
the evil influence of sI (filen change% by purifying the
blood, 61111 keeping , the stomach and bowels in a natural
and healthful contlitio i. ..I
roil. FEVER AND AGUE.
That scourge of the West. Wright'i Indian ,Vegetable
Pills stand unrivalled. Au instance has never come to
our knowledge of these Pills having been taken. without
effectlng a complete cure. In Chills nd Fevers the liver
and bilsry functions ere chiellydisortered„ superinduced
by great physic I debility. Wh:n the symptoms first ep
pear, no time should be lost beforresorting to these
Pills, A few doses wlgive such manifest relief that no
16
'persuasion will be 1C snary to continue the Assaf them.
FO, DYSPEPSIA.
Wright's Indian Vegetable - Pil s will be found very .Ape.
liar. In this, disease, the gastric juice is weak and defi
cient in quality. Eossequoutly, the digestioti is imper
fect mid tho health impaired. These t Ills yemove the
bite from the stomach, restore its tone, end knsproae thy
'digestion. -
Pelt JAUNDICE
Wrigrlgt's indtan Vegetable Pills are equally well adapted
to the removal of this complaint. As they operate upon
the one general and and trio principle, of clean .gm: the
stinnac't'und bowels, purifyins -theblood, and reetaymy
the secretions, they remove the CAWIE of litiodiee, and
oral! ,ther disorders.
Vl' FEMALE MEDICINE'
It would be tiktibliOreeisely to tell to which of the
two 4 s'aniun Vegetable Pills Irtve been the
teperfv,a Loessioo:-9Bot It is % t ory, sertnin ihnt these Pills
loti - eAiscullotSfeVend spirits, And a good complexion, to
lintalredevf female., who would, without them, have been
in their !semi'. A box of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pella k au inestimable medical catormou at certain pe
riods.
HEAD teltE, GIPDINKSS. &c.
Tin, presence of pain in any part, indicates a corrupt
Mato of the bleo I, which natore,ns striving to correct, A
few doses lof Wright's Initials Vegetable Pills taken on
gulag to lied will be certain to give rcllaf, if4he thing be
at all pn.ollo
vALumit,r, AVTI evuotrs min-4mm! .
It is well known that the South and West suffer more
from bilious disorders than from all others combined.—
This is partly owing to the climate, but chiefly to the
nature of Southern and• Western life. The sensations ac
companying liver complaints are of the most wretched
description. Habitual drunkenness in frequently brought
on by liver complaint. A patient suffering from this dia.
ease, should not be mocked with pretended cures; yet
there are very few medicines that are worth n straw in the
removal of thin eompletut. Calomel has hitherto been
the chief reliance, but the remedy has proved itself worse
thee the disease! What then abaft be dune? W 0 say,
give Wright's lodine t'egetabl Pills a trial. If they do
not caeca l your expeetationa, u e are willing to bear all
the opprobrium of (same. And we ray to all
TRY M.
There is no risk run—nu more thrown away—you arc
certain of benefit.
ONE WOltO
Myou ien hive f mod th at Wright's Indian Vegetable
‘Pill•Lare ii:* leetlo' the best medicine you ever heard of,
stick to (hem! Ocia't ran after every upstart Remedy,
which attempts to bluster itself int \ t notoriety, Above all
BE WAIL IMITATIONS
OF
of Wright's India.' Vecettible Pills: Previous to the in•
trelluet ion of this Medicine, IndiataPills were neve- heard
of. New what* hosts of them: And after all, what ate
Ilier, but miseruble imitations of the original medicine;
no inure like it, than chalk is like cheese! One marl ad
vertises, **lmproved': 11 , 13.111 Vegetaiile Pills This would
h is e,,plul joke, If it here less serious , Uownre of all
rue h. •
BLIT OF' THE REGULAR AGENTS
There is no safety elsewhere. The country is swarm
in., wi o counterfeiters, both of money and of tthrdieine.
But which is the worst! Is not tho counterfeiter itfa med
tritte hut little hetterthatt a robber, and a murderer?
Buy of the regular Agents only we say again.
AG EN s ro.l EitiE couNry.
0. D. SP t FFOItD. Erie.
Suinuol Iltitchiu. & Co., Waterford
John McClure. Seu. Mount.
J. B. Scverance. Union.
Riley & Toper, West Springfield
W. H. Townsend, Springfield
B. C. Town & Co., Wattsburg
' North East.,
John Clemeol,Falruiew.
l t
THE 0 AL AND GENVIRE,TNOTAN VEGETUILE
PILLS HA • NATURE Or WH. WRIMIT WRITTEN
W.TH 1. PE Tor LilnEL Or EACH riox, None other
genuine, and to counterfeit this is t onoEity.
Oakes devoted exelu,dvely to the solo of Wright's In Win
roy e laue pia,. wholesale and retnil, 169 Race Street.
rinlndelphin, 286Greestwsch Street, New York; and IPtit
Trenton? Street, Bo,ton. -
Erie, July f.',l, /847. JO
PEOPLES' LINE.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1847.—P
? RE
. 1-
REDUCED.
Cabin. Faro S S, Steerage $2, to any port on Lake
311chigan, from the opening of navigation to Sept. I.
The Steamer, A. t k 4 . . IPATC I I I N , Capt. 11. Whitaker,
will tun during the seition as fol s:
LEAVES SIIfFALt ' AVICS CEICAGO.
Wednesday, July 21 % msday, July 'l3
Thursday, Aug 5 rsday Aug 12
Friday, .. W • ay .. 27
Saturday, Sept 4 Sat rday Sept II
Monday •• 20 Hoods) , • .. 27
Tuesday. Oct 5 Tuesday. Oct 12
%Veduesday, •'2O Wednesday 1 4 21
Thursday, No 7 4 Thursday Nov 11
Friday,
The, A. D. ratchin is, of the largest clusfof Steamers,
built with a solid timber bottom. 15 inches thick, after
. the plan ofthe Atlantic frigates, which prevents the lia
bility of sinking by strjklug rocks. Sbe lain like propor.
Cow Gummi, built throughout; no pains or expense hay
ing beenspared to make bar the strougest host on the
Lakes. Her model is superior to *Di on ebb Western
waters. Sha bat accoremodations for 100 sable and 1000
steerage passengers. /
The A.D. Palatial and United Staten will run as adver
tised and under no tensideration will go lobo the associa
tion. , .. „
The public wilt please remember that that Wore the
0 01.701?Positiou boatain the fail of 18116.•
11. WHITAHEEL 8018 OWItOr.
AGENTS { L' " 6 " 4 Co. Boom
, . . welasit aco )IE, Erie.
Ally 17,1847. - : ; , . ',- ,II i
WOODEN WARE.—Bo w ls, 'Wish tubs,
mop handles, bUtter prints : ladles, 4.6.
July 17. ' T, W. 310011 E.
Pleasure Excursion
GREEN BAY AND CIDCAGO.
fARII-4/ 2 PACE WAT FOG STATE 00318, AND
co FOB. CABIN PASSAGE.
44x1X - r - [ H E Splendid Steam
rt...!. Packet Baltic, Capt. A." C.,
;.. KING,4•N, will leave Erie
_ - 1;-=• — r - - - -= for Green Bay and Chicago,
on Friday morning, August t 3, on an Excursion
of Pleasure to those points,'
The BALTIC, will stop at the principal ports
and points of interest, affording passengers en
opportunity to visit such points at leisure, and no
pains or expense will bn spared to render the trip
pleisant and interestina to these on board.
A lama band of the best Musitiians in the.
country wil be on board. '
The RAIL C is entirety new—has 64 spacious
and richl)i f rnished State Rooms, and in point of
eleance,cd.tifort, and speed is not surpassed by
any boat on !the Western waters.
Will also leave Erie on Wednesday morning,
June 30; (Or the accommoda• ion Of Delev_mles 1.1
the Harbor Convention to be hel.l.at thiimgo, on
the sth of l July. ,
For pas sage apply on board •nr to ,
. June, '2,3, Nit W. M. GA MACHU:R.'.
Patent Elastic Baby Jumpers,.
OR NURSE'S ASSISTANT,
a new and ainta•
sing article 'of the nursery,, by ndlich infants
three months of age can amuse and exercise them
selves, resting as they rlo once little scat or sarl•
die, why) serves to sustain the child and ,give It
all the support required. It ja reeconmen led by
PhysiCians as conducive to heldth: cre mother
kis invahlable as she can leave her little one ulnae,
and on her return be assured of it omosed
and perfectly safe. For sale at No. I Perry
Block. 'l'. jW.IMOORE.
Price S 3 50. ;
Jtily 17, 1817.
* , TILE KEYSTONE STATE.
i
PE:INSTLVANIA 'AND lIER EMINF.NT MEN.
TIIE above is thetitle of a Nla:2 of the State of
Pennsylvania itrit issued by 1 Apollos W.
Harrison, No. 2 1-2 iSonolt 7th street, Phil4delphia.
It is a large, full, !accurate and spitndid map
showing, all the internal limproveipents, county
lines, township lines, cities, villages, prominent
roads, and distance's fromlplace to place on. all the
stage roads.. To give it:the highest possible de.
gree ef distinctiveness, each, township is full col•
ored, and each county colored in out lines. It is
Ornamented with an elegy t boftler four _inches
ivida, encircling Portraits f eight eminent men
Of the State, The title is given in two forme, one
in Eng ish, the other in German. executed, in , a
highly rnamental ( style. land surrounded with
statutes r Penn and Franklin. .The coat of arm •
of the co nay is encircled by one isle, and that of
the Stat by the other. The size of the map is 4
feet 10 i cites long by 4 feet broad. It is printed
1
on-the bst of paper and mounted in the most Oa'
egant rind durable manner,
ABNER VEDDCA. is the duly authorized Agent
for the sale of the above Map in Erie county: It
May be been at the book store of 0. a Spair.od.
Julyl4, 1817. .3t9
__. _IL:_ - __l______
TRUSSES.—A - zood assortment of Unit's,
j. Marsh's, Tieman's, Thompon's and Rhine
hart's Tresses, ssurted sizes for Hale low Iry
CARTER & DROTLIfiIa.
, i July 17. 1817. - •9
TO PHYSICIANS.
ONE o f Dr. Sherwriod'A Vibratinz. Electra
Nlaixnetie Nlachines, an invaluable instru
went in lithe treatment of rheumatic, spinal and
nervous diseases, for sale by Cutter Brother,
110.6, Reed House. ,
' July . l7; 1847. 9
,
rlo)4ll3.—Side, dressing, curl and back combs.
‘....." ea,ed and plain. Shell, ivory, BoGI° nod
ir
common born, dm very 14teit stylus. in groat, va
riety, by Carter & Brother, No. 6, Reed House.
duly 17, 1917. ' _ r • 9
PAYEIt.--Mettrittnii %Ind HMO pu ks, plain
fancy and gilt; fine Enfilkli. and American
white andblue ruled and plain letter paper; curd
and letter.envelopes, a ben utifol assortment, for
ale by Carter 4. Brother, No. 6, Reed [louse:
July 1 , 1817. 9
M EZZOT I NTO
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES,
1 TAKSN WITH TIIH cohorts.
ALA \MERTON would respectfully n•
. noiincc to the Ladjcs and tientlemen of
Eric and vicinity, that he has taken [tomes at
Tammany Hall, and is now prepared to execute
Daguerreotype Likenesses in a style, which fur
truddhlness of representation, and tor minute
and accurate bh-nding of light and shade, cannot
be excelled bytAbe most delicately fiaished &led
Engraving. •
i .
Havirg availed himselt'of nil he late imprOve
moms in the Art, he will now e wa ,, e to tin bet
ter work than has heretofore b .en done by anv
Artist stopping in this pities.
Roam opongrom 3 A. M. to 1
July tll O 'Bl7
__.
GEO. J.•!00RT0:7,. 305, C. nnowx, THOS. WEARIER.
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS; NEW FIRM, NEW PRICES
THE rindersi . gried beg leave respectfully in 'in
„,'fortn their friends and the public generally
thaaheY have entered into the mercantile busi
nesd tinder the name of MORTON & CO., No. .1,
C I 16pside, next door south of Mehaffey LI. Brun
ter. , , Their stock of Goods is entirely new, tilr
surPassing, in richness, variety and cheapness,
anylitock of goods ever brought to this market,
and embracing every style of Staple and Fancy
DrY Goods, among which will be found
Linens—American. I rish.German and French;
Dress Goods of every description,
F. ha‘A is of the latest designs, varying in prite
from 75 cents to :52.5; '
Stuntner.Sttiffs, Drill 4, Jeans., Cassitneres, etc.
Brown and bleached Skirtings and ,Sheetings
of every width and quality; •
Broad Oloths.Cassimeres and Sattinetts;
Calicoes, Muslins, Lawns and Ginghams;
Bonnets, a splendid itsorarient; •
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, Laces and Ruches,
Umbrellas and Parasols, a great assorttnent;
Carpeting. and Paper
Also—Millinery Goods, Tailor's Trimmings,
Moreens, Dumasks, Linen diaper's,c2rn3h, Ft ench
Embroideries, Silk and Cotton floss, Kid, Silk,
cotton and Lisle Gloves, Vestin'gS, a great va•
riety.
In connection with the above will be (Mind a
well selected stock of GROCERIES of superior
quality; City and 'country Merchants suppled
with any article in our line on faveirable terms.
• AIORTON St CO
Erie, May 15, 1847.
Spring of 1847.] BY [Spring of 18.17.
s
Rail --a-- - •=• Fi
-----:,--- Road !,
t •
I\IENV SPRING 4- SUMMER. GOODS, just
111 received. at the JP4I7 Store, Nn. 1 Commer
cial. Exchange, corner of French and Filth sts.
Moses, after encountering all sorts of perils, by
sea and land, is here with His new and fashionable
Goods,' pur'ehased in New York and Philadelphia
at the lowest cash price's, and embracing the great
est variety of Fancrand Staple Dry Goods ever
brought to this place.i A few of them will be no
lived. '
• FOREIGN > FANCY GOODS.
SlLKS—Striped Pout de Moir.
Plaid, Grenadine,
Do." Foulard,
Heavy waerd 4-striped black & blue Wit
I White, wa•ered,
White and blatik Satin,
Plain black Italian,
- Colored Florettees. . •
French Gingham. a new and beautiful article,
Muslin Robes, plain and embroidered, •
French embroidered Robes for children, '
Very pretly M. de Lames for 28'. per yard.
French worked Linen cambric Ildkfe,
Embroidered and bordered do. do.
' Double 4.• single French needle-worked Collars
and Capes, •
NEmbroidered muslin Sharks, -
Silk, Cashmere and Barrage do.
French Barrage Scarfs,
English thread Laces, Swiss and carnbrio
•
•
Black, white and colored Frerrih Kid Gloves,
Shit and mohair gloves and mitts,
Ombra striped Bonnet Ribande,
Figured , do. do.,
Corinthian Cord, Lace Buttons,
Silk Bonnet .Wire, &c.
-11'....T•Nlind the name and number.
MOSES • KOCH,
No. I, Commercial Exchange,
French at.
April 24
'N P LF.n..Nea ton Pappas and see-,
other kind of apples for sale, at No.
Pe y' T, W. 11 , 1009 ,
Jtily,3, 1847.
501)0 13 "live"gLoa
. ed. Crushed and M tiscovalle , Sugar,
choair for easb, one door north of thej4isi Window,-
bq RINDMNEC HT..
Jul, 12,1917. i 4 •
"LOOK HER, WI
TF you wish to buy clieap, yo
IRINDERNECEI - T'S N 0.6, ',
Where you eon find, the follow I!
are 'Warranted good: —offee, SI
ass, Tobaco of all kind Rice. 1
namond,Cloves, Natal gs, Gin ,
late, Cocoa, NI tistard b the poll!
Sauce, Lemon Syrup„, liver Oi
gar, Fl re Crackers, Cs tile Soa
vine Brushes, Powder Shot,
Caps and Pills, Candi Wick,
i s
Stove Black ink., shoo Brushes a
Tar and Rosh., Maeoboy and
oiler, Brimstone, Epso i r Salts i
eratu:s, Blt
ed Cords, Ito e, Trish
Herring, Patent Pails Tubs,
Wash Boards, %Vito fpi ves,
Nuts, Filberts, Curry 'ombs
Horse ifirtishes - and C .mbs` S ,
in bags, Brooms, C.rit W
Brooms, Whitewash I rushes,
too numerous to tuunti.n. . Ple , l
yourselves i ' Eri.
ATS.—Gra” 11,11
and for a
Mock, by
Julie 19. ISI7.
TNsp:Ds. i,tBAPA
celebrated Depurat yes.
, • 1.7. H.
'J un . 19. ISI7.
FILVEIt AND At3lll
Tonic Nlixture, ,r I
Maxim's Agile Pil a -
•
Tonle Vermifugs, t r
For sale wholesale a d relai
CARTER
Erie, June 19. 1817. ,
Annatto, , N! Vit I
Alum, Indigo
Copperas, Pile V
Crearo.'rartar,-, Cud Be
Ari3ols,Cochin
Spirits of Tin, Liquid
Logwood, ie w ,
cuniwoad, Madder
Fustier:,• ted 4
For sale very chew ) No.
ILLTEttI
June 19, 1817.1
PAlN'pg 611_
,t MONG our stocki.
10 keel', pure NV
and Pittsburg
180 lbe Spanish 1
GO Yenition
50i , -an
100 •IHrcnch Gr
300 Red Led,
200 Litharace
200 paper refined
20 boxes Chrome
' 100 gallousiSpirit
-400 do Linseed
( 150 . 'C. pal
_ Fernit
Jiistreceived unil fur sale
te.rms,at No 6, Reediliowe.
CARTE
June 19, 1847
CARTEIC
I3rANG license 1 tin!
Vinous and SpirF
assort:l6(ot of
Pure Port,
Madeira,
Sherry; ,
MEE
Brandy,
WM
Jamaica Spirii , s, An
For sale at a 4 low rates as
hat,: ever been uffered in thi
Reed House.
Erie, June 19, 1917.
SI3PERIOIL French and
plain Letter Paper,
Maynard and :' , ;l/Yet , !Pack In
Keats Carmine and Led Ink
Wafers, Common, Note , Ti a
Sealing Wax,
Pounce, Black . Sand, Rubber,'
For 06 - le:by J. 11.
rrie. June 11911 i, !Blt7
From the City o
Arrival at irrvit 'and C
At Ma. 1, •Prrry
INCE, the 'rural' fiqs beet
01 port. into this country,
Arle‘ico, it has enablcdithuse
Groceries in the East to 401
411 who want anyibing i
to call and examine o 4 stock
tt ithotillar of coatratliction
freshest lot of •Groceries in r
all been purchased front the
n oar kink way be lotted, tit
Imperial, Gunpowder, a
Teas; Java, Rio, Laguir
go Coffees; Loaf, Falco.
and Am. O. Sugars; --Pe
1
gcr, Cinamon, .1 itlme
Pearled barley, Candic ) S
Nadel ra and ll'ea ipits ; .;
rte. ; 1 1orisits--Applee l •RaiS
rants, and 17'g:1; Speiyi
Simi:tee and Winter 'strai
; •
superior article, Salad oil,
Variegated and Bar sot
White Fish, i..ilekerel,
and Herring;;
UM
lihnball's — extra Fine cut
Sinok int>, and Cavendish i'ol
Regalia, Principe, TrAline.
mon Cieorg.
Colored and pl tin Grass
Besides a host of other 'art
wants of all. A fresh supp
ceived semidnonthly. Call
and prices at No. Perry
FA ie. JonAt2, 1817.
NEW AND FRESIL
Xo.' 6 Poor P
WF. ItINDERNEOII7
• Turco and well select
dry and Family Groceries;
Gla4s, wliich he will sell ON
ether establishmeot, in irow
see,
J Vat
liEL:bi V E.L.) 25 hug
min g o and Java, Coffee, •
Big Widoiy, State street, 1)
' W.V. 1.
June t 3, 18.11
BUFFALO
LP this superior article j
Pittsburgh Lead. (Fahnesko
and in on, always on hand nt
June 11. / H.
Ia ,Uhests Fresh leas, jt
1J sale by the chest or I
June 16. W . P.
50n GAL. MOLASSI'
k, Ihr sale cheapast
north olthe Big Window, b
done 16. W. F. 11
p"ia GALS., Ohio Sion l l
CRAY door north or the'Bil
Jnno 26. W. P. II
THE I EXPRES
cDWELL ,has just reap
a few very choice good:
the attention of the ladies a
purchase, consisting, of Orl
-1
and beau:linl artieln for dre.
Brocha Barrages, Plain do.,
Silk and . Cashmere Shawls,
&c. - More expected
,daily,
full next week; in the mea
solicits a call.
July 3, 1847. •
Pere, dried Apptes, dried
Codfish, White Fief; Meek
erything in the Provision
bandana for ede by -
June 26. W.F.
WINDONb•
fIARTER BROTHE
V Only pacarner stock of%
is large and complete, varyi
15x30, and will be cut to any
ed,witho'ut extra charge: '
Junii 19,184 y:
GOLD PENS .- Levi Br •
most celebrated maker
assortment kept constantly
foram kinds of eheattitcleare
1
'State at,, nearly op • •
lay TO, 1917. •
L YOU!''
will please eall at
.or People's Row,
ig articles, which
'tzar, Tea, Moles
'eper, Spice; Cin•
I or, Starch, Chocu•
d or bo2l, Pepper
, Larnp — Vil Vine
of all kinds,Sha
cad, Percussion
Twine, 'Matches,
d Blackine,, Chalk
'Scotch ma, mil
haatiber Surfs,
nd Chalk Lines,
I Willow Watrons,
lmonds, 'Madeira
Ind Horse Cards
I ltpoter, Dairy salt
i eps and" Duarth
I. nd other articles
se call anoti . ate for.
, June 19,11 S
a Maim, jL
at No. I
W. 100,011
Mani
le Glen
ELLA, ti4d
leer sale try
;URTON &
Cal
(Ea Cholagoirro,
triable,
.ruivian Bark,
by • '
& 13ROTHER.
1M
DYE STUF
MI
r •
•
Blue, or chemie rot
od, (green,
•
,
riders.
Reed House, by
$• BROTHER.
CM
, &tn.
utt—
ate Lend, Ruin&
a nannua n utuce.
hating,'
ed,
Yellow Ouhro,
•en, a beaut. urtide
Larnpbl,tek,
yellow and green,
Turpentine,
lOi l, •
I arnish, coach and
re.
her, assorted sizes.
n accomnindatinL,..
20 doz Point Urn
BROTIM.I.
5
TIER,
o w or DS 16 to retail
uore, oTer a food
Eg, Blik
ider the I
itous Lk
I c
Fazel;
ficila,
lock,
Current wiaci
lIMI
ME
Holland
Whiskey,
"Alcohol.
le same gwili ies
market, at No. 6,
,
and
sparent and Motto,
etc. etc. etei "
uwro 4Co
Melded.
EiElMiiii
taken nfr 'he itn
tl placed on that of
vim have pin -chased
them uliettp, We
• t the'Crtocery line
thr we del assen,
that we have the
Mt market, ; It.tvity ,
latest importations.
Ihtlewing: • , 1
td Young Hyson
t. and Si. Domin
sed, Porto: Rico,
er, Spice, Gin
ace, Cloves, Rice,
Pecan, Brazil,
v
ltnonds, .t'ilberts,
8, Englfith rar
-4 Talloipl, ond/es;
led Lamp' iifl, a
‘,
Fancy
_'Siff ping,
p. Daji-y iiall,
Vackintic rOut,
1 i ,
ehowinz, Sp: tish
ace, Pipes ;
Lenora and eon •
I d . Manilla Mats.
clew to supply the
y of Groseries ro
-11(1 examine 200(11 4
ink. . •, ' -
' W. MOM: E.
IdROCERIES,
oplca Rote.
has:just redeired a
Vd assortment of wet.
lye Stu ff s, Nails at.d
per for cash than any
. Please cull and
Jtthc 12, t 17.
. Itlo, Cuba, St.
ne door north of thu
INDERNECHT
A.D.—An invoke of
sr received. Also,
k & Co's snake,) day
d 'warrint ed.
BURTON 3r Co.
Ist received and lot
S, just tench fd and
le cheapest, ono dour
INDFAINECTIT:
Ware, for aalo oae
\Viuduw,
•INDEIINECIIT.
AGAIN.
ved from Now York
to which he levityr
lid others wiehing to
me Muslim., a new
ses, Swiss Nieslies,
Fringes and Gimps,
Torloton Mulls,
particulars given in
'time he respectfully
I H. CADWELL.
ark, Hama, Shpu:d-
Peatthea, Cora Meal
ret, rotatoca and cv
ine, constant!, 'on
•
INDERNECHT;
II
LASS.
have just merited
11l ow G ear , %Shish
g in size from 7z9 to
.size or shape deaiv.
atty_alwayn OD nand:
tot'a Gold
cribs ordile; 'kood
band; Oro' tbli
t) Pens, at
OOMIS -
ogle, Eagle!
ZEST IIOVI4V/ITEIOICINE, IN
. 11111 `llOl/LII!!
•-- t " •
`GEO. W. AIERCHANT'S
113
TY
5 '
, i 1
,
.01pr
I ,
r
,isods, ' . ~. ... _
..iuils of ii I I,ilids, rStraiii 5, LittaLitc SO,
i'r j ain 0 ~ I f rill St s, ISanuleracl,s, . -
titlee,( Ilea*, Found. redlle!,
.
Ri Glione, W itt , inlls, .B,r,lolits or Grease,
Po'l Er.l, Eolltie, - Abu' ~',
r ,-.
, spVillS, :14.7eeney, .11arri Distemper.
m la
fi al Universal Ifamily Einbroserion fn / ;
dOeases of Human 1-1,--.11, s r ie as
Rh ttmatistit, 1•: eternal Poisons,
Bit s - of Animals,'painful Nervous otreC-
Praia lit!,:, 1
,tionS, "- • -
ilOil.S, Coins, ll' hillow!, .'
Burns an.! Sca!,l2, - - !Chilblain a. .
,Crt nips, Cleat red 11.01411
-- I ‘ • ' '
COlriraC(S of the ..11ttrirs, r StrefitilL , h,
.11'ultitrfS, '
IVA akiiiirs of !lie Joittls, Raked Bre a sts.
11ertciport's t 3 enni.t•tinit)ii., —ft is wor thy of
special Tumult, that beside, the great and extra- j
ortquary pooers in' the ',cure of diseases of the 1
horse hi which 03 vi r' 11... 1 • 'rnil attracted the :Me., - -.
lino of the firrriclontiftlart r, and the wonder nti
The public generally. it 11.15 1 beell :AiteCe9Sfillly II
plaTed in a great variety of the maladies it hi , li 1
alTact The !Annan race; ii - rul it haft 1 -roved by the'
wonderiul cures it has performed on the lc wer ;in
ini.O., dint it is endowcill whin 'Curative pypei tie.
not found in other ham. , oil. which has citabli•th•
ed its claims to f - reneral coululcrice. •
, • 1 mare of the counterfeit article; and •
thel
oi‘, name 'of the'so: elle4m t . ..rort, li. AA
chaat, lanck port, is blots u in the lint•le.
li l'For testirnonials,synetwis of discs
mode of treatment, see 1)10111)1Oct w t hicit a
, nit nt I mil but le.
' Pold it'y J. IL Burton St: Co. Erie; s„ j
Fassclt. As!atalmht, Obit); and D. N. `1
Conneaut t thio
PVIt I 1 , 11: I' olr 0 1.4 1. 0)01
GEO. NV.I ~ NI ERMA 'T'S 1.M.P11
I . t!OMPOIJI Fla1;11)
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARE
For Rentlying Disrases of the B 1
.trisinrfrone an ltheoe 0f,.1.(er, N
-; IS or; and loin'ss
eur
' 'l , er Noll °ana ,
oinil ~
no,
andeoustitatheieLnis iof alhitods qI
arts such as ' , eat I h•old, Silt air an.
O
Scr.laitr A"tosls EH! Sec.lst r lll,ss Wu' In a d nth. r DiTts
' far!, szypiti is r rentrisd. 1 s twist ty from a /'.pure
Ukluitam aal Carroii -as .../ 1 4 rte or(/" Blood; at. ••
at 'ilirOai. Nose. Cheeks ifil thiinal Custiceness Pers. k
1
Liras, Etl , 5, dna Other path i- t •P,o• CUT,11 , .., • , f he Li err,
MA ii4p. I :bloat a-al Cheat.
in .I,t or pvatuhl en the Js e Poi , s t the s w urn}t,,,,,urn}sales.
Phit Ju I rst'etrs. and alert. et.-;Wall Sts.ats, dr. d '
1 . 11l it .not, : t the st 10. 14 it anise , ranch i •
lidri : Seorcen. and. that 5.., tied as Az•-‘el.naila
1 ii.. 11.• .t,11:.- ions..lltott•lll.!, •lato t)
1 If/i, .' •Sli, I toys, Pains is the h w y.
his re invilv is prepare Irvin Ihe ci ci
lected materials. the act i'vtl l propertres or w
ex•rcieted by an improvedproems, withrn
.1 •1
on account at' which it is preeerred lap l'lr
as h i ckg more uniform and active than iih
now before the public.
1 ''' •l
A full account of the re »nrhaltle t e Incat•y 01 rids
•.
rem •ity, in a curit-tv • of t i are..r. of the trios' agg fa
vati nature, 11131' be-sreeu by calling on the i,rio
pileT
or or his agents. I
- 1
• -
/Its ill , ist good medicines ere eOunterleited,• lin.
oche and call for "Merchant's Sarsaparilla,' and
„
see) oat t h ese words are bliiw it on the ttlase, "Ft em
the .11hor.itory of Geo. 7 . Merchant, Chemist,
Len:tenor, N. V.
-C-?r Ihnost every pedlar in The country is now
put t ing tip and iT/Tosint: on the piddle, an in title
they ',call sau,ipn 1 i Ili. The' efore , nrwAI.C.:
• Sold by J. Burton -. 1 . CO. Ei itl;-, .Z . :-***. Ac* 11 .
['assort, Ashtabula, Ohio'i D. N. Webster, (*oat
Dean', Ohio. -
- 13 50
PISEABES - OF Till , : URI NAll V 011 GA NS
DISEAStr:S of Nit, Urinary I ireari, cored by
Ole ECTRAC I or
.M.Cl6', 6-4 .11111, and t_ l.'
an to. such its chi uNie arid acii•e diseakFes or the
1111(1.11r, I .140, chronic
tired, (:onurrhtea,
- l'r steal : gland, " filvti 6, It'llifeS,
• Kibor,,is, alit! .'• I Strietiters,
/Ails, Dia:,tt(s; 4-e
~.[,..
'Phi:. Yalii,thle medicine
Gen, W. Al,o:ll,limi, Opto tti ,
I port, N. V.
Full and airiple iiistrue.b / ,:is, t'esiiinonialLi, &e.
! k Icymanuatly Ili eh - bniile, ! Q Sad by J. 11. Burton & ! co. Erie; ! I''. R. &IL
•, A,atablilit, 011io;10. N. NVeb.sie , Con
'lin. 1 , 1.1. ! , • 11•50 1
) ill•:1) 1 1 EADSITAP .N CP.I.Ki• i
AN HMI 1/11 , ,,'11 wail Anted ur.kle - ini. !
ring. the I air a 11a 1111,4 I bromt n or J,.,
ill nni smear 01, ti illEu liiiun, l '. or s•oltn, I
iisllundreils e'ente l -!ity:ll_ , ' I ' , 1
, Isp lit,en hatal suci: ie..til ly in ' coloring
II( 1111
II
11
.... t .
1.1 id,
rig
s.
the ze
arc 0r she countesb it, and be sine ion ?..et
imisse, fin pared only liv Gen. \V. \lt rehant.
St, Loch port, N. V. •Sarnide , 01 Ilair mar
1
sat t he store or the proprietor of his a L tentS.
,t tent,.
by .Ti,.. IL Burson St Co, Erie- S. S. St Il
MEM
MEM
'rice
so"
Pastel'
, 41:tettu1a; Oho; 'and D. N. IVel),ter,
I Iv O
APPI,FS.— A lot of Pine Apples.,
received and for s.tle at No. I Terry
T..W. MOORE..
7
En
Pi .\
r in
Bli
TralV
3, 1417
NY. C. Sz It. I'. 111.1,BERT
just received thrir full Stud: o f
SPRING AND SUM.AIER - , - GOODS;
AN° , mita r espcet folk invittt dirt attention of
pitielta,ets to their itefmtiful aSsottnt cot of
FRENIC I, IN DIA, IT ALIA N, ERNI AN,
P.NGI ' r F; and AAI MIK! A N t;1_;131,
eking an a. , ..soronriit of' thu newest and tomt fash
itniabl? st3les in the. market. The greuteet in
ducementa will be uttered for the follot%inf re.t
sohb,
Customers can alv.a3s find at (.ur store Ih•:
latest lind most de.,irable strle3 of goods.
The • intend -trictly to 'Whyte in file ri.ciple
of sell~n~ at the' _T .- LOWE:ST MA ltliET
PRICES...LI/1
THIRD.
They are tak n‘,7, most all kinds of produce, for
which they pay the highest market value.
Thor following are rtmon.., the rroe.,t desirable
stvles of Goods offered, viz:
* .ExtM Rich Paris Printed Barn Lin
en Luslre-; anew and beatriful article for dresses;
Cillilbrnia plaids, Fr ench, Englirli and American
Matta de Laincs, Plain, figured and printed Swisi;
Musliri, Striped and Ba , red NI Sa in
sfriped Ginulrams; French, S.et.ch and Artier lea Q
Ginahartnr,
MO silk Shawls, Chameleon and
Gassather, Berage, Plai wand Erithr ~.tdercd.Mous
deiLnirr,
Straw Goode, comprieirw many new stylcS)—
Albo, French artificial.% beautiful ( Bonnet- and
cap Ribhnns, Silk, Gingham, and cotton Parasols,
Fancy silk buttons, sill fringes, meet trimmings,
Purto 'rwist, combs, Gloves and ;11i v,
and Ittlrldrerla of other articles too num,prous to
mention.
Wr again invite all to come anll etc
amine our goods and pieta'.
,Erie,; May .28: 1847
PROTECTION
T " Erie County Mutual !nem ante emnpauy
tontinowslo insure against loss and damage
by fire,l on buildin„.", goods and merchatidise of
all deseriptions. Office on the cast aide of the
Public Square, between 6th and 7th :treats.
1 piltEcrogg'.
Wm, Beatty,
J. C. Spencer, George £olden,
Tllloriras ; Smith Jackson,
ca Sanford, Elijah Babbitt,
C.,M. Tibbs!'" ' JohnsA. Tracy,
• W . : Townsend. : Hamlin Russo%
tivory Cadv,velt, .
GII.ES SANFORD, Piesident.
3. f lySreeter,a, Treasurer.
George Saltier!, Secretary. '
Jane 3, p4l. ly
z\ -
le =in
Mer
303, Ind
c,
I 11.
( I,4ter,
I 50
Es
Oa
!NM
olis
Ml=
JJ, t•Jr
.t
rich nip•
t heat;
is propared only hs
ive
FIRST
SECOND,
• I LIFE INSUI{ANCE.
~, :..,
'TIPP, HOPE MITTUALI4IFEINSIittA I NCH
ClllNlPANY,Attiinr,ird,llc.inectictit, heti ti.
made r f ran f4biltutt s a 'tat thu ett,decriller to 'wean !
to any person Life Inhitruntes who mdy lie dealt. -
clientllttoeutintrJhe same. Thus instittitiod set/
;mut ! the tontitil principle and atilirda induce
mmtsi to pet m 1 to sec-11e it
tbmpetenci tir tfieit
families itga ,st contingent:deg iia nitcerial lei - d ell
of lite!, that none other in this toted iy Ow,. • li-
L-ie, granted, In every' instance, nitikei the ins r
ed a stuck holder in the cothpany, to till'imu i •
(aqua ,fo the mcntinin paid, with the ainiiit 71,
live certainly of a remtn of ,forty per tent. As
f t_Taili it Is only neee , .ary that a small ainfitint ? e,- •
(Oal to half the'premi um, should ha paid in cash.
Italariee is paid bytlio note of the person ithuredi
tthereby rusklitg actual cepital out of the indiviot
nal'e on r, liabin iv. These are Conte of tilt de•
vantages of thi4Conipany over 'most miters. Anti
o eol9ll by callio ,, .upon the subscriber can be,
made foils aciluai meat with all the operations erf
the insti•ution,M ho has made such arrangedieliti
that he ,till lonliard to the company all premiurd
no• es land obtain policies free of poit4ge to any
one wistsia.• to insure. AP the husinists•nf the
i l im7rJny iliciraits'and nothina I niorta tiiip, ordi ;
l'ary inottaiiiy prevails, the pi t ! inikri to Lc Belli
t iintidlep tit ill diminish, and in time fa ill be extins -
vizi slittf'hy dt e idind., bf pt elite.. 'Flii, is a peens
!tar to i lyan . is , e, ill Life lifettraneeP.- ktnlike Bre id•
-an tint, esLi ny est mem s are made all <fief' ti country
at vitied - e-6.4acter mid bealthttil i ness:atid the,litis •
et mu:person is not dependant on that ticket/01M
a:stint:llmi eof limpet ty 111 0 eityrir lull n maybe rid ..
thc sta l e ty or destruction of entailer. .i !! 61(11111 fa
vim! ttaima lt e 11; iy cii ,ble ally MOll to secure I
irtnikhnite proviso', for his family. Indeed in
'lllO-1.• t'..4 ',.z(2? the s'i itiv hue t•P pe ft fled would retell.*
ihlt, it bile it' sutilfa tleatli shot ensile before d
p
„4 ?tl
find/ Or
churl by other nefans i: equired, the
titule stippoi s t and conduit s thus realized. -
- Thd t'ollou Ili , are Fume of the numerous Ida .
stance's fit tiirttinate i•lsti•aneete't , 1 1
"TIM l'qui table Society of London cammencea \
1 0 1 2 i.:
i l i n i fs l l , f l l , 4: t s c e , i 4 l , L,i ,i fe s In- ( 1 1 1 r :t a it n i : o tt u i: t i h ru ti n r t e zl a ib r e t i t le i n n is ll a l
that lime were hit Utile itnou n 'or appreciated,
yet it now has over'B,ooo members, with a cbobal
In oi l i filly millions oftluilarS, and thatth a touft- ,
tiy 'whim the inYeettnent of their surplus fund -
does not averafte three per cent. Wherects id
this emmtry sic - per cent :can generally he Oh.
tatted, so that the 111-i ctri pa l of accumulatiort
- 'would he Enoch greater" Mat. than In En.slarlit,
The4report of Amei Iran cotnpanies alsoitistigtli-
en t u td tonti•in flies position, and It et fitting it ,
10 , talionZif the value ofau old policy, we lien)
_fie, 1 . .,tv ci• in - an example f r omille,fransactiona
of the sliiil Sfieiety: Its oftly cap ital that of ,
the titel-Cdu , premiums. it, laineverl in procdsd l
-of time, became ont , of the most sticcessful and
Iwner.fitt , ' eittnpanies in ";rent Britain: Mti
.\!ornan, the I, tile actuary ad this Society, in hie
addree • to the general court, in the year 1%109,
-an St ' ..:tiliptis..; u life of 35 to have been insured '
in the year 1;89, in the stun of El ,ouo, al the an- ,
I im.ll pVini tuft oLL'3O; in the cutnne bi thirty bad ,
1 p 2. IN, PO' 'ffillibeill'' I.:Ill mu P.nialtallY to 1)1 int.,
proyedi at the sanfe rate of interest a t which am
1 retnitris e rr compdted, n mild now have accu•
ul
ulate Ito r 1,500. it; ben ei er, this Oolicy were)
now sqrrendffred, the sum of _f:t.527 would lig
I'paid 14r the %aloe of ii; no that the p e rson will'
have born aryl' rred for tint I v ontvi•drs in the stint
1 f.O yatatt, ( ...hid usi t ely of , time ailaition)-not, only
yi itimht e‘pense,bitt even witli-the fitliantaio 01 -
1 .iverti1a, , ,, , k.i.:27 as lt,"graitiity at the, end' of the
term.' "'i
V
~, .1 .. .
ule mill practical examples of ine,niessinge
orLit'erlnettrance are cunt i mildly ottettrri Ott aMorit
all cleaned or our t•itilees.—We have 1 nvly remit
for the follow; ti , .. W• 111,11 nhetute'd In the city or
N,,,, _voti: and its Vicinity In the cruise of otiii•
,
"A iic•ribant in September insured his life lot'_
the lien fi °lids flonilV fit 85,00. l l le died' in'
December followin , , when his affairs Isere found
; in all eiiibarr.ii.sed : slitte. The K 5 000 which was
1 I , mq , I v paid to Ills n idoh „left her in' edalfortt.
hie t iicimi.tances. - - ... : 1 -
_
' "Anodic r genilentan, n.116101(1 been tin %ruin
ale in bilsiiiess, took a policy in furor of his wile
to r: 850(10. Ile divi,shottly'alter-P;iyinitheitet-k
-nod annUal ;ma Mium, end savei4 his fait - illy flute
deit i•iit ion. '' 1 - •-,
"A IsBiith'mart. refiLlimr, in the State of Indians
o n It'd itii It of A tittOst hilt, look p i t 8, policy 01 1,
iii 143: for 7;3,oou—but one pay went WWI made o f
, Iti.,:, lle flied on the Illth of- Sespentber, Ind
his widew reehiceit- the slim 'insured. 83,000.=
,Site it ,t, so forcibly iiil)resset ti i.lll the advan.:
_es,lla es ot Life Insurance,ii...in.f_ -a recipient or jig
i-ii , . Ii .-, a at she iminadiatelv effected• an frights
a nce in the', inn of 85,000 on liarthvii life, for the
pr.,wction or li, r family of suet: childrett s t _
" t book-ket per in a hiffhly - respe l etable men
can, lie house in this pity, trout;tll the persuasin
'ilsi - iii,i,emiiiily,. l .l, retie liiiliteN hittalte'out a polic
on his life, tor the hen, fit of his wise and children
in -lie 1 , 1/.1) it I ilf) 4l , .i: Ow annual . Premium of
: , ....3.70; a sudden itiniFes tioni scarlet lever carried
•Itint ell in teat day s. ! too annual payirients had
bceii made, and his 0 idow in a fete days after his
(3,4 h, receit cd 81,060; had it not &Celt for this
rotiitlent pi ()vision, site it (mid have been left its
;destitute rircunistaneeP. - 1 - --• : 1
i "A Nonn i! Mar: iC(I 11133 in the city, of lioeltes
- ter, in thts -.tate, on the 7th of AinitiSt, 1815, ef ,
H'e'ed it insurance on his life, in the snit' Of
-81,1.11/0; hit one pat went had - been made of $2l
10,
inners;
!IL: died of a! short Illness on the 21st Ul'
,F.
i l idler, rctn'i red 31,000. the eniii insured. „ . '! '
" -1 rdi iner ot I)niches: emirry, Suite7of , NeAle
A - 111 11 , ;,g,, O s out a p ,lies on his life for 81,000;on
the let lit July, 1..15 for the benefit 'of his landiv,
The the. pAy ment. of 821,70 was toads, l and' Ins
,lied t ere sutideds, from an attaolt of apoplexy,
on ilie 211 li of the ham in , January. His land-
IY rreci %sea :Sl,ol'o in a feu days after.
~
A_ g!mtletnan of thi,, ciLt bcinz, in the receipt of
aii income lintn: hi, it i iii:s;• estate, to continue du.
rim; her life, but would cease at her death, verV
prudently , tool; ont,a policy opera her life, in the '
-inn of 1.3 - Odd, itt.the annual premititril'i 8102; in,
: hi" I . /..4• 1.1% 0 annual payments had hcen made; his
unite di d .11111 he received ti 1,110.1 the stun insured.
"A no rciiiiit in one of the Solithefin t' ' Sles had
that i ts
, ~
I d debt di K
eLhini of 3,0011.
novein ,
l ., ti:oe p.ty men; d pended on the colitiAnance of the
lite of. 11•5 tiehntr, he took tent a policy it fbr thin
-wl, o to situ's pi t7inifftri hill!, been Paid of 8161 g
SI. S., , n af -'r he wa= a••a...10:11 iTitli n screre 111-
nese, which tehninaled his life in Septemberlast.
.rhi. comp:, Tly on ,prep-titation o I 'the rc.inlaile
p roo f, oti his death, ;Said the sum ift = pirred, and by
:hi t : l ,
~eattfionnry measure, he unc'ztpeitedil a n'd
,suddenlye
realized a tionl)ls4 lii claim. ,
"A gentleman of New. 1-- orly• .tiettiene seedily
for his ii if ml in lit stud flif S3,000,:!!lby ender s.
inert on his papers ! . Ile hild the prtidence tb ef
ivet instil ante on lids life for that a irronn t'onlyi One
pasitiont (P 316), W.:M.13 , 141Z'. • Thi. WilP done un the
3d of July lel., rind he died the 181 h of September.
Tile ciii'filiaily paid him the 83,000, {,bleb he ap- •
pl It'd to the payment Of hit entforsem mt —thus hi
this ink iirtmee he wit , : released from its liability,
which otherwise might hats IA1[11111:1 e serious itv
conveilieoue.'
Insurance! , made by a lithband fon-ihe benefit_
and n , e of hie wife, where the anima) premii* is
under,'Wlo, will not be subject to the 'Osiris m
el cdkturs upon his estate at Ills s.tetease; 50 too if
made ic,r 'he beneti, of sky child or children.—
'rims tire mravafzance :JI indebtedness of the
huabaild w ill not be alloued to sweep away this
provi , ion for the 'henTfit of his 1% ire and children.
IWO for life, or from year LO year, - aso
foi a t•inglcr year may be mak. ; •
CV SON' GR fIA
tf4
FA ie., J,lne 1:?.. 19 t 7
Sl'E\V A ItT;S e.lebrateri :.-srup, for table erne.
Just the thin...! you reatti of; at the "New:
Store," N0. , 1, Cheap..ide ":' , 1,1011,T0N,1i Cet
I:ri 1 :\1ay.'2.1., 1'617. '. ' 0 1 0 ec ' I.
f It 1C r .11 Itilf -; .—T ,e subscribers . ha jam lei
I.._' eivea a rresit so itily of Groceries, consist!'
jug of Tea, Coffee; StQue,s, • Spices tie-, etei t
which will be sold at their usual low' ptires:
1. 11.0:3KNYAV FIG 4.. co.
,1;..,_.:
Nei. 1 Flernin. , ll24x4C.
- 77._L r _ .t
- -
17 - 1,111.1 S kid Gloves—_l liesutiful, asortirtineitt,
I — and Colored, cheep at ,} Nta
Chcapsidci by ~., Mt)lak.Y..4 rY CO"
Mrie. May 22, r;17,,
• rasols, Vantsulatts 'Luc! 6traderr,.
- 5 1) u i i
fu out five rliaerentintriinfaeurres, ineladiaq„
all shades alid cokra!imic oiened by - -
April 23. IV I LLIA AIS F WRIGHT',
r l yE Woot/,Faalrat'
\VJiud,Cam Wood, Alum,. COppera4
13tue Vitrlvtgrsara Tamil Indigo; be, for gala
cheap for the ready, by
June-26. W. F. IiStoEfPIIF:CFF.
VRESH Flt I.7lT.—You rian. find NCP 6. -Pecq
1! Nipple's Row Oran,res, Sukana alttltlsyl
,Leurms, Figs, Prunes, Box ,Rarsiria, Carribritb.
and Citrons, cheap fur cask by 1 -3.
June 261
W_ F. tINDEItiNE.CHT.
In Las , fii,t rata ' ,
/ bble . Madketieljorisais t') • •1 -
W, FIftriVDEMNTCHT'J'
1•3
Tune 1.6
OLD ENGLISH CI - I . E.SE.:Ist
:ttOORES
tic ; I,' n. ry Block
71.') 17