1 I
EE
ILO
Oirg,'TIVI.EKNII MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
MUMS is the 6r.t attempt to cut/Mite, the ELECTRIC
MAGNEPIC FLU/D with Powerful Vegetable Es,
tracts In the term of an i Hutment —to ho applied external
ly for thertimovol of dilease. The utmost unlimited suc
cess It has Net with stamps it at once the GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE - AGE. It Is constantly effecting
cures of the of the utmost importance. The most ineredu
lone are CONVINCED—Om most faithless - are compelled
to believe in the power and virtue of Otte great remedy.
Itis nuiversilly admitted to be. THE NIOST %YONDER.'
FUL COMBINATION KNOWN to the WORLD for the
JUMEDLaTE RELIEF orcbsea e anal pain.
heaver nias while ther«,romains sediment life to restore
natural and healthy action to tlin enpillary vessels el - ilia
bOdy, end qualtre Mc eircithitiiii i t !' the By this mean,
a controlling power is pain , 4lorsr the mug nialignatitfornis
DISEASE which cannot lie Obtaieed from any other rem
edy: Such is the power of this combination that l it pane
trate. toevery portion ofiho human frame; every Gene:mil
muscle, vein, nerve and ligament is searched out and innate
*eligible of purifying and heating influence. donee it
copes os readily with i.iternal as cesterind
Numerous 1 stances are on record where thiS remedy
has restored health to patient s so near the grave that the
most powerful internal remedies faded to produce any ef
fect. Such has Irequently been the Cato in FI,A MA
TZOS of she ISOVVELS—no [alma ever need /lie with tine
• diseuo where the allagnetie Ointment can he iifiteined
That dangerous Epidemic Known at the PUTRID ERY
SIPELAS can Missy. be curcif by this remedy.
For INFLABIATOBY RHEUMATISM, 11113 Ointment
Is the most complete remedy ever prepared. -
In 99 cases out or too it nit( afford entire yak! In the
worst case. of NERVOUS HEADACHE in thirty minutes.
For Nervous Disease remedy remedy is of ifninim-e vn ee.
Affectionsof the Spitillietlimimatism, Lameness. Ulcer
ated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Croup, Chills,
Cholera Minims ' Ague in the Face or Ili east. Bures.e, old
Head, Scrotal ,, Sett It hetun, Ery-litelas, Inflamed Cyen,
Fever Set &c will be linmediately-relieved by the use
of this remedy.
AIL BINGHAM'S
In reply to your .;aeries with regard to the results of the
Experiments I haue made mills your jit-tly eel/dueled
,Magnmic Ointment: ,Il can icily with pleasure that I desen it
one - of the CREATES!' DIsCOVERIES a IF THE AGE.
It is sow nearly two year. nine,, I commenced using it
In my pretties. '
and I haVe if:watt le l eases of Inflamma
tion. both local and general, of the most inaglignate hied
with universal fIUCCPS.; even where all internal remedies
failed, I have succeeded with this. 1
• I hare treated caeca of Inflaination lof the Drain, Inflt
roatien ofthe Lungs, 1'111am:1H/l of the Bowels, billamma
tory Ithiumelism. amid Child -I,a V r vele. pet feet
success; also cases of Scarlet Fever,lCen66r Bash, and
Ulcerated Throat and Lungs with like •itecesk.
In the Epode/Mc known as
.the Tetrid Erysipelas., by
which Co many valualtlt4 Ils es were lbst, I tested it fre
quently, and it never failed of effecting a timed ) and cer
tale cure.
•
in Mes of floras, Sprisirts,Bruizes, Frozen Limbs, &c.
it lets like a charm.
No Physiciau• or Family will be a simele day without
this Medicine, alter hernniing acottaitiird with it power
to caw - ( H royale= and Surgeon.
irtias. Y.Jon. 19, 1816,
17 • Foriforther particulars and testimonials, see plea •
pb et lett with each agent.
Price 45 and 59 cents prr bottle.
AGENTS,—Carter & Brother. wholesale and retail,
Erie; D. N. 6z .1. L. Webster, Conneaut, Ohio; Riley
Potter. West Sprinefiield; 11.Townseml. Springfield;
L.B. Jones & Co. Guava; John A. Tracy, Fairs tem
Erie. Atutust Li, IS -
OUR FLAG Is THERE!
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ARE HERE: r
VICTORY! VICTORY!!
HURRA! HURRA!! HURRA!!!
The new Jew Store annin'A head!
JUST receised at the ,A"rto Jew Store, No. 1,
Fleming Block, State street, n new and splen
did assortment of FALL St. WINTER GOODS!
consisting in part of
BROADCLO LlS.—French, English and Amer
ican black, blue, brown, gold anki,satlet mixtd
Broadeleaths, cheap us the.cheapeM,
ALSO.—Cassimeres and Vestings to match, both
• as to color qn,ahty and prie'-.
, GROCERIES:—A general assm firma of choice
Groceries, which will be sold exttnwy
- CROCLEB.Y.—A beautiful assort meth of crock •
ory at prices that cannot fail to please,.
BOOTS AND SllOES.—Without boasting we
can truly Fay we have th-: cheeks:, and best as
sortment of Boots anti Shoes, includtn4 Ladies,
Gentlemen and Boys, ever brought to this city.
CAPS.—Men and Boys caps, that cannot fail to
fit both the parse and head —came and try.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.-=Here vte are, at
home. Nita have cashmeres, de lanes without
number and almost without price; Ginuhams
and AlpaccasiCalilbrnia plaids and Su island
Taritton Alustins• wide gimp and gimp cord;
,dress buttons, cords and tassels; but what is the
'use of enumeraring e have every thing to
make the handsome more diNine and the ugly
enchanting.
' SlLKS—Striped and Plaid Poult de Sois,
White gro de Swiss,
Melt wutercd 4• Satin stripe potilt de soi,
Black and blue Week, gro de Naples,
Black gro de Rhine.
SHAWLS—or all prices. shades and quality
front the chea;• cotton up to the fmcat silk
and Cashmere,
GLOVES—Of all hinds, colors and sizes.
Hosiery, Suspenders, Prints, Ticks. Drills, Fac•
tarifa, in short every thing suited to the season
and market.
Ready Made Clothiaa
p
' Our stock of ready made clothing is lark and
splendid, and wilthe sold chcSp. We do not n isli
to boast, but we think we cap, convince any one
==by calling that we spll a t and article for a smaller
sum than any other establishment in town. At
any rate "the proof of the pudding is in the eat
ing," therefore TRY US!
jf..TWind the name and number.
ISAAC ROSENZWEIG & CO.
Erie, Sept. 21, ISM 12
"Not fora Day but far all Time."
OTANTON'A EXTERNAL R EREDY. CALLED
HUNT'S LtINIMENT,
HAS now given abundant evidence of its heal
ing powers, and Moved itself the most extra
ordinary and wonderful medicine in the world.—
In the short space of two years, it has acquired a
reputation for curing disease and releavin. pain
Ar greater than any medicine ever discovered.—
Its wonderful cures have astonished the Medical
Faculty, who now univertally concede its a , reat
value. They speak of it in the highest terms and
commend its me.
It is condemned by none. On the contrary, its
praise is universal. The caeca of cure, are so 011
tnerous that it would take volumes to recount them
—and it is a fixed fact, and is not disputed, that
as a pain extractor it has no equal. For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet to be haul of
each ageiit. Ifyou suffer with either of the rlia
eases tor which it is recommended, resort ut ence
to Its use and be cured. For the following,. dt
cases it lean infallible remedy:
Spinal
Affections, Rheu
matism, Paralysis and all net
vous uffections, Salt Rheum, Croup or
Hives, Ague In the Breast and Faco, Weak
ness of the Joints, colds, wroth ache, sore throat anti
Quinsy, ulcerated sores, indolent ulcers.burns
4 frostedTeet, corns, butiyons, fresh wounds
swellings and bruises, scrofu
lous affections, mos
quito bites and,
Poisons.l
IrabThis Liniment is sold by all the respacta- ;
We Merchants and Druwgists throughout the
country, and by the Proprietors at Sing Sing;
N. Y. G EO. E. STANTON.
For sae by J. O. Porton & Co. Erie, B. C. Town North
East. J. Clements Fairview; 8. L. Jones & , Co. Girsrd.
Oct. 0. 1817. 9tn2l
Cash for Flax Seed.
T WlLL , pay•tha iiialicat price in earl) for tiny
J quantity of Flax Seej. C. M. TIBBALS
Aug. 27, 1847.
DY E STUFFS.—Madder, Log Wool, Fustie,
Mc Wood, Cam Wood, Alum, Copperas,
Blue Vitriol, Cream Tartar, Indigq, &c., for sale
cheap for the ready, by
June 26. F. RINDERNECHT.
BSHAWLS—From 85 to 820, crape.
do. M Delaine do, of different sizes and col
ors, for sale at the cheap store of
Eapt. 25
50
FOR THE CURE.OF THE HEPATITES,
OR LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEATiACH.
This remedy having' been for several years
employed by the proprietor in his practice on ti
very large scale in Monhngbealia, Preston, Har
rison and Randolph countries, 'Virginia. berideS
several other places, and having been attended
witliohe most happy effect, he has been from time
to time solicted to adopt such is source asAvould
give it a more extensive circulation. with a view
to lesson the amohnt of human Buttering Aware
of the fact that many useless nostrums have been
palmed upon the public, he hesitated several
years, until thermighly convinced that the above
medicene, if properly used : would not - fail to ef
feet cures in a greet many instances, and even to
alleviate those moils which are quite incurable.
Symptoms of a Dieseased Livrt.—Pain in the
right side, under the edge ofthe ribs, increased on
pressure. Sometimes the pain is in the l e f t site.
The patient is hardly able to lie cm the lest side.
Sometimes the pain is under the shoulder bltsde.
ft frequently entends to the top of the shoulder,
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
right arm. The stomach is effected with loss of
appetite and sickness—the bowels in general are
costive * sometimes alternating with lux--the head
is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in tht- - buttk part. There is gen
erally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with a painful sensation of having left undone
some: hi rig which ought to have been done. A
slight dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of weariness and debillity.—
Hels easily startled—hie feet are cold or burning
—and he complains of a prickly sensation of the
skin.- His spirits,are low—and ulthough he is
satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he eardsearcely summon up fortitude to t t ly it.
In tact he distrnste every remedy. Several I the
above symptoms attend the disease; but cases
have assured Where few of them existed, yet ex
at - nitration of the body atter death, has shoe it the
liver to ho'Ve been extensively deranged.
This is to certify, that having been associatO
with Dr. NPLane in the practice of medicine for
two and a half years. I have had rnany opporioni•
ties of witnessing, the good effet;. of his Liver
Pills; and I believe they have cur d and relieied
a touch larger proportion of the diseases of the
liver than I have known cured and relieved by
any other coarse of treatment.
Dee. 7, 1837. OLIVER MO
This k to certify, that 1 Inv° b:
for si' years Willi the Liver cool
plied to thfrerent physician, obtni
relief. On hearing of Dr, M'Lan
I obtained and ttAed two boxes
res:Ored to health, The Liver Pi,
me a most surprising relief.
- S. DAVIS, ne
Onlenve.—None lore genuine withinit lac
simile of the proprietor's signet re. Prepared
for the 1 :?'" 'rietor by
.
.Messrs Kidd & •
Co.—Unso!icited I send this
tesiinioni,l concerning Da. C. ' IVPLANE'S
WO'LtM SPECIFIC. About seven years since I
was called upon to visit a young women about
twenty seven years of age. I tbund her laboring
under strong symptoms of Prolapses Uteri. She
informed me that site was unwell for something
like eight years, and that she had been treated by
several - of the neiehbining Physicians, who failed
to effect a cure—und in fact had spent all she had
—anti was still in no better condition then when
she commenced taking their medicines, and was
compelled to work what she was able for her
board. The Physicians to whotwshe had applid,
hail Mil tormly treated her as in ease of Prolapses
Uteri, and other complaints peculiar to females.
For six or eight weeks I treated her case as 4te
of the above rw ntioned, A llitUta any beneficial
effect. She was taken with vomiting blood, and
from some other symptoms that existed at the
time, I was forced to the conclusion that she was
troubled with worms, nod told her what I thought
about it, and propeseit that she had better take
! some worm mt‘dicine; but she was highly offended
at the idea of liar tieing troubled in that way.!--.
Sim said it was all permedv nonsensical that the
other physicians never •liinted it to her—and
she thetelure thought it useless. I finaly pre•
vailed on her to take some of NPLAN IL'S AMER
ICAN WORN! SPECIFIC, one bottle of which
she was to take at two doses, and the result was
she passed three hu liked and ninety. sevdn nine
ty of which were i one knot or ball, and required
the assisitoce of dd neighbor women that was in
to take thein from h,
er. I, saw and she then
told ins the worms were all large. 1 1 then propes
ed to give some more of the sant mcdi ine, and
the same prescription as before, w hich u as dune
—and the result was, she passed fo II hen red and
fifteen worms, that she counted, be ides a number
that were nor counted.. 'i
After she passed the worms her rdinary health
returned— and since that she got. married, and
raised a small family, and sill continues:to have
her health. Yours, c. , , 1
JOUN EMT
The incredulous can tte Docto
in reference to this wonderful east
time at the Dill!! SlCote ofJ, KIDD
Wood and Fourth wee's.
This %liable preparation is fur
J.
Corner of Wood ac
particular to inquiry• fu
American worm Specific. or Yuri
AGENTS.—Carter & Brother,
Ca., Erie; J. Marvin, Waterford!
Girard; John A. Tracy, Fairview
ser 41, Springfield; Hall Sr. Vince
Jackson & Edcnboro;
Co. ‘Vattsbuie, A. Toturtellutt,
1 1 - 1. Haynes ' North East.
•
Sold Druggists and tilcrcl
throw7hott• thq United Statcs.l
"More of the I
STILL T l / 4 1EV CrIE.
WE are receiving more Goo Is, which arc a
little cheaper than ever, and have on hand
1
a complete assoitinent of plain. laid, striped and
figured Nlolinii, Orleans, Caslin ere, Merino, De
Lisle and Lyons Cloths of the riches styles.
ALSO—ISO different patterris and styles of
Shawls, embracing all the new pr oductions; which
we will sell as cheap as•tho cheapest, at the cor
ner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Oct. :13..• WILLIAMS & wruatiT.
BLACK LACE DE:111 VEIL.— A new lot a
these very fashionable artieler just received
and selling very low at thC NeW Store.
Oct. :11. • ALLYN It COIT.
D ICH OREGON PLAIDS selling for 20, 25
1.11, and qi 1-4 cents per yurd al the New Store.
Ginghants selling proportionally' ;
Oct. 23 ALLYN 4,-COIT.
ADMINISTRATOR'S iNOFICE.
LETTEits ofadtpinistrationlde bonis item have
been granted to the subscriber on the estate
of Richard Skinnor,ilate of North East township,
deceased. Persons indebted to said estate, or
haviritz claims atminst the same, are requested to
cull and present them properly authenticated for
sett:etnent, and settle their indebtedness.
JOHN P. HALL, Adifers.
ELLIS A. OWEN,
Oct. 30, 1847. - 6t24
• Important Decision..
TilE contested trial that has been existing so
many years has been finally settled lay a Jury
of Twelve Ladies;and their decision is, That the
purest, best, most fragrant and cheapest Teas to
ho had in this
: section of the country, are those
which I ome frcim the celebrated CANTON TEA
COMPANY. These Teas can be had at all
times and {Darn:Wed to give entire satisfiletion'or
the money will be refunded, of their agents who
ate receiving fresh Supplies weekly.
WILLIAMS 4. WRIGHT, Agents.
Directly opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Sept:l9, 1947. 19
PICKLECI LOBSTERS, 'Sardines, Tomato,
Catsup, Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce, Salad.
Oil, Mustard, Guguba Jellb English White Pep
per, eve., for sale at No. 1, Petty ßlock, by
Seem. 8, , W.
MOORE.
D ROVERBI L PHlLOSOPYd,_and . o th er t"o
-ems by Toper, a few copies at Now York pri
ces, just received and for sale by
0. D. SPAPFORD
4t I 4
Erie August 21, 1847
S. JACKSON
CERTIFICATES
MEM
!en afflicted' for
Taint . ; and np
itfz tomprary
's - Liver ills;
ow feel alinost
liuvd given
1 11
ir Pittsburzlii
FAR, M. D.
1r Baler's letwr,
hy calling any
I*. qo. corner cif
ale by: ,
KID,I) & Co.
d Fourth ace.
"Dr. Mlinne's
huge.
H. Burion &
John Nl'Clure,
; W. H. Town
e, Cranesville';'
D. C. Town &
Ilion Mills; J.
tots generally`
i
EIII
BY THE QUEEN'S PATENT.
CONSUMPTION CURED TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
OF BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE.
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENIVY for COLDS, COUGHS,,ASTH-
J.
MA, and CONSUMPTION: _ •
Tine MOST CELEBRATED and INFALLIABLE remedy for Colds.;
Coughs, Asthma. or any form of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION; is the;
the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by Dr. Buchan of?
London, England, tested for upwards of seven . years in Great Britain and;
on the Continent of Europe, and introduced into the United States under the )
immediate superintendence of the inventor .
The astonishing success of the Hungarian Balsam, in this cure of every
form,of CONSUNPTION, warrants the American Agent in . soliciting for
treatment the WORST POSSIBLE CASES, that erfn be found in the com
munity—cases that seek relief in vain from uny of the common inmedies o
the day, and have been given up by the moat distiOguiihed Physicians as
CONFIRMED AND INCURABLE. The litinga'rlan Brilsam has cured, )
and will cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES. It is no quack nos'
Crum, but a standard English Medieine of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be supplied with Buchan's Hun
garian Balsain °Mile, not only to counteract the consumptive tendencies;
of the climate, but to bo used as a preventive medicine in all cases of Colds,!
Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation and sore.,
nees of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing Hect c Fever , Night'
Sweats, Emaciation and General d Debility, Asthma, Ankle za, Whooping ,
Cough, and Croup.
I ficase of actual disease of the lungs, or seated- 6onsun l ition, - it is 'the,
ONLY SOURCu. OF HOPE.
Sold by McDonald & Smith, sole, Agent fur the United kingdom, at the
Italian Ware-house, Regent-st. London, in Bottles and Cases, for ships,
hospitals,
By Special Appiiintment—DAVlD F. BRADLEE, 119 Cart-st., Boston;
Muss., sole Agent for the United States and British American Provinces.
American piice, $1 per bottle, \ with full direetion - s for the - restoration o
health. 1
Pamphlets, containing a mass or Englioh and American certificates and
other evidence; showing the unequalled merits of this Great Engfish•Reingt
dy. may be obtained of the Agents, gratis.
None genuine, withatt the written signature of the American Agent, on
a gold and bronze label, t.ta counterfeit which is forgery.
AGENTS.—S. Tousev. Syracuse, N. Y. General Agent for New York
and the western States.
re RE AD. A . 3 -
From the Baptist Clergynt nt Coloose , 0,910r ,, 0 County.
”hi
"1 do hereby most t:hecrfully - Zertify that I have used' Dr. Bucium's Him
garian Balsam in my family with great success. My little girl, now in her
seventh, year was, in the month of October. 1814. attacked with a pain inl
her rkht side, and notwithstanding we' used all diligence to remove it, she
continued to grow worse, an I after o b taining the counsel of Dr. B—, who
thought the Right Lobe of her Lungs so seriously affected that her recovery '
was exceedingly doublill. I was induced to obtain one bottle ache Balsam.l
ano before one third ofit was taken, the little sufferer resumed lier plays andl
bercheetifulnesa, returned, and before two Lc-Idea were used her health we
WESTFIELD MARDLE FACTORY. 1
THE subscribers having a good a.sortment of
New England marble on hand, front differ
ent quarries, calculated for Head and Poet tables,
Monuments, &c. which they offer to sell to any
one in Erie county, Pa. not living farther than
Erie, lettered in first rate stale, and delivered, at
the following prices: Small, for children, 81 50
per foot; Middle size, for aged people, $1 62 per
foot; Largest size $1 75 per foot. We think it
would be an object for some Of the Erie county
people to forward us a few inscriptions as we have
recently been informed by the Erie"'orbit, dealers
in rather , t bragging way, that they were sticking
it to the Erio and Crawford county people good.
They brag very lustily of selling to the "Penna.
mites" at from 82 50 to $1 pe foot. , Should any
of the people old Erie county I be in want of any
thing in our line, they cir for rard their inscrip
tions, or come tbeanselves, an they shall have a
first rate article at the above p ices.
HIRAM SIK_ES &CO.
Westfield, N. Y. Sept.:l3.lB-15. - 17 t
BLACK SALTS.—I %till pay Cash, -
and the
highest price for any ',quantity of Black Salts
delivered at M'lCenn, or at my store in Erie.
October 24, 1818. I (:. M. limns.
TOTES OF AN EX LL', byL. W,Miller,
it - To
ill' twin!! an account 'Or the authors confine
ment at Van Downtime Ltind, just - reccived and
for sole at Spaffords's Bookstore.
Erie, May 5, 18 D. , •• 51
ASHES! ASHES!!
IWILL pay.. 9 cents pc4 bushel for good fi eld
ashes, and 12 1.2 us pe r bushel fur house ash
es delivered at my ashery Or M'IC - ean corners.
Erie, Oct. 2:l, 1046. C. M. TIBBALS.
AXES.—Waters & Cots Cnst Steel Axes by
the dozen or single.
13. TOMLINSON EL Co
February 11. 1817
1498 t i, s . , ..._ kl
L b
.. 1 1 l a r e ' l l t e r r 3 e l l i f C o r°(..iiiiilsolli few
iy also, a le
June '26. \V. F. RINDEEtNECEIT.
_
GOLDENS. —Levi Brown's Gold Pens, the
P
most celebrated maker of the hiticle, a good
assortment kept constantly on hand; also the dif
ferent kinds of cheap (tlettre4t) Pens, at
G. LOOAI IS 4, Co's,
Slate at:, nearly oppositu Eagl e Hotel.
July 10, 1317. 8
NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,
At No. 6 Poor Peoples Row.
WF. 111NDERNECHT has Just retleived a'
• large and well selected as,oriment of wet.
dry and Family Groceries; Dye Stuffs, Nails ar.d
Glass, which he will sell cheaper for cash than any
other establishment in town. Please call and
see. June 12, 1917.
j DST RECEIVED 25 bags Rio, Cuba, St. Dc;
minin and Java Coffee, one duor north of the
Big Window, State street, by
\V. F. EtINDERNEC UT.
Jime 12, 1847 4
4'40 GALS., Ohio lone Ware, for sale one
door north of the Big, Window.
June 26. W. F. RINDERNECHT.
WINDOW GLASS.
ri l AßTb:a 1.1 lt OT FIE It have just received
I.— , thar summer stock of Window Glass, which
is birge and complete, varying in size from 70 to
15x30, and will be cut to any size or shape &sir
ld,Without extra charge. Putty always on,hand:
to 19, 1517.
"LOOK IlEltE, WILL your
/oil wish to buy cheop,l you will please call at
i N DERN EC HT'S Nol 6, Poor PcoOe's how,
ire you can flail the following articles, which
are tvarrentcd good; —Coffee, Seger, Tea, Molas
ses, 'f'obaco of all kinds, Rice, Pew, Spice; Cin
numond,Cloves, Nutmegs, G inger, Starch, Choco.
late4Cocoa, ; Mustard by the pound or box, Pepper
Sata,e, Lemon Syrup, Oliver Oil, Lamp Oil Vine
gar, Fire Crackers, Castile Soap of allkinds,Sha
ving Bruslic4, Powder, Shot, Lead, Percussion
Caps and Pills, Candle Wick, Twine, Matches,
Stove Black i ng, shoo Brushed and Blacking,Ctuillt
Tar end Rosin, Macoboy and Scotch snuff, intl.
pher. Brimstone, Epsom Saps Glauber Salts, Sal
eratus, Bed Curds, Rope, Fi h and Chalk Lines,
Herring, Patent Pails, Tults, Willow Wagons,
Wash - Board., Wire Sives, Almonds, Maileira
Nuts, Filberts, Curry Combs and Horse Cards,
Horse Caustic's and Combc.Sal:poter,•llairy salt
in bags,Brooms, Corn Whisps and Hearth
Brooms Whitewash Brushes, and olhor articles
too numerous to mention. Please cell and see for
yours'elves, Eric, Jute 19,-19174
FINE NEW 'TEAS:
TliptE has been a grea deal said lately a
hem Teas, and there art) a great manyjn
Erie who pretend that they D i re selling better T as
cheaper than any body else. This is a mistake.
The Pekes' Tea Company
of New York, have sent to their agents, John H.
4 ,
Burton &•Co. their several' varie tes of Teas.
They are fresh, fragrant an highly flavored, and
exceed in richness any Te that has ever been
sold in Eric, and at prices much less. In every
case where they do not give satisfaction. the mon
ey will be paid back for them. These Teas are
put up in pound, half and quarter pound packages,
lined with tin foil, which keeps them from the air
and preserves their strength and Rpm.
J. H. BURTON 4' Co.,
Aug. 31. No. 5 Reed House.
FRESH FRUIT.—You can End at No 6. Poor,
People's Row. Oranges, Sultana Raisins,.
Lemons, Figs, Prunes. Rol Raisins, Currants
and Citrons. cheap for cash by
June 26. W . F. IIINDERNEOHT.'
CANDY AND RAISINS by the Box or pouud
for sale at No. 1, Perry Blok. •
July 24. • T.W.I MOORE..
ACCORDEONS, with the improved, valves,
Bass Viol, Violin and Gui tarstri vs, for sale
by ' Gf. LOOMIS & Co.,
State st, nearly opposite Ehgle Hotel ,
July -17, 1847. • ,
JUST receiviika the New Store several nice
Cashmere Strew's, going it very low prices.
Oct. 16. ALLYN & CO/T.
let:lnsider* completely restored. and to rho effect of this medicine, without
any hesitation, I attribute the cure. DAVID hIcFARLAND.
January, 1845. Pastor of the4alitlst44 . onekin Coloose".
Toutimony from Moellimfe, '
I.tocusetin; _
I,
Y.,,,fatie '5,, MO.
Sts—Sometime last January. I Was taken with a violent: cold, atteride'd
with a distressing cough, which in the course of a feW,stays brought„ ! on a
bleeding of the lungs,- with much soreness of the cheat, pain in the afdis and'
!much soreness of the breast. .After being copfined tei,myfted foraofhe Anyti
and getting. notetter, Mr. Parilke; formerly Deputy Sheriff of title county,
!recommended me to get a bottle-of Dr. Buchares Hungarian Bela') of Life,
observing,that he had been'iiinilarly afflicted, end by the ale of that merit
!eine had been speedily and entirely cured. 1 linasediaitilY get a kettle'' ' . and
!after using. it 'a short time the result was as ha'. predicted—l :NO entirely
!well. From the benefit 1 received - from the BalSam, and from the universal
;gaud wine it bears atheist; my friends who hare used, It-for discaiscs of the
dungs and clieft, I am induced to beliere.it to be One'ef-the 'best 'medicines
,now in use for those diseases, and as such recommend it tothe public.
•
IN; W. SWIFT..
Remarkable mire of a Mmyserilies Coo b.
To S. TORREY; - CATO 4 CORNORS, N. Y. Aug. 6,1844.:=
Sir-.We are entirely out of the 'Hungarian Balsam,. having sold all you
114, w ith us, in our immediate vicinity, and in pallets to the medicine must
'say With astonishing success. A fetv.day sinee a young 'gentleman of this
!town called at our store who had ti4fen for months afflicted with a very die.
stressing cou.h, and wanted a bottle oft!) Balsam. We told him it was of
'little use for Itiin to take Ror any' thing e se—HE MUST DIE. He took a
bottle ' howeve r , and afterwards had an ther. Yesterday he called again
•
very much improred in appearance, and said he was rapidly gaining
'strength—bet had it not been (or the invaluabie Hungarian Balsam he must
have died.' We want a .me more of the medicine directly. •
, Yours retina:tinily, I INGHAM & HAVENS.
[Froat,Esa. W. E. Fisk, Conastoto, JV. Ir., dated Cast/Anima Nov. 7, 18461
To S. *rouser, Agent, Sze.—Sir: Having, tiscd Dr. Buchan's Hungarian
'Balsam in my Wetly with the very beat rureess:for , hing com Paints, and
having. seen it used by my friends Withlikelsticcess, I was induced last
Ispring to become an Agent for the sale of the)satme, since which I have sold
a great number of bottles. and have in almost every instance learned that it
had succeeded beyond all expectation, in' some eases wherellie 'patient had
been by Physicians of respectability PRONOUNCED-INCURABLE, and
their cases hopeless,.`and I most cheerfully recommeed it to all who are suf.
Iferinewithlung complaints, assuring them that' in most cases they will find
speedy k i w i: , (sig ne d) ' • - s NVILLIAM E. FISK.
More Proof. ;.
Estabfishin. the (flimsy of the Ilunga I:an Balsam of life.l
[From Deacon Lewis, of Utica; dated Urica,February 4, 1845.1 -
I cheerfullygive my name in raver erns. Ruebnit's Hungarian- Baleans of
Life. Last April, my i z yi r u'a.ris aititiled with n violentsough;ptteltded',with
la severe and most riisraissine PAIN iN rite SIDE, so bail asto deprive her
'arrest. -While in this sitriatidni I called on Mesers.-Winner 4.. Co. for some
'medicine, and they recoiumendeathis Balsam. I I purchtgted a bottle, and by
t he time we had used about one 1411 of it,' my wife began to get better, unit
after using the remainder, her health was completely Restored: Since that
time I have recommended the Balsam to my friends, many of whom have used
it with like SUCCC - 49. (Signed) JOHN LEWIS.
Deacon of the Firsttnaptist Church in Utica.
' Iv-Farther Evidenee.Al
• [From the P;.1)-1. at Bastinston Flats, Otsego Co. N. Y. dated Jan. 1845.1
I am again ander the necessity of ordering a' new supply of the Balsam.—
Vy wife still continues themedicine and ilimProving. It is doing wonders
in this section, I heard of a friend 50 miles from hero who was considered
'in a CONFIRMED CONSI,MPTION. I sent him twcs bottles of the Balsam about
two weeks since, and today I heard from him,'and the Balsam is acting on
hiM like a charm. (Signed), A. E. ARNOLD.
The Messrs. Metcalf, of Genesee, N. Y. (one of whom is a practising
!physician) in ordering a 'new supply of the Balsam, says that 'ln some S E
Issas Cesss our ettigomers complain of receiving great benpfit from its us.e
'S. TOUSEY, Syracuse, N, Y. General Agent for New York and t he
Westernt T ulles. Sold in Erie by CARTER I &BAT:Crisco, No. 6 Reed House
•Copper and Sheet Iron
mess will be carried on
Sr. Kelsey, where a con
s manufactured by him
lieles'ale and retail. Old
e.takea in payment for
7EPI-1 KELSEY, Jr.'
NOTICE.—The Ti
Manufaemrintz busi
at the old stand of Ashley
stant supply of all article
will be kept for sale at wl
Copper and Brass War
Tin 'Ware. JOS
Erie. July G. 1844.
L: WARREN,
HAS removed his sash, blind and door Shop to
Stute, between 7t, hand Bth streets, where be
will keep constantly on hand or make to order all
articles in his line on the shortest notice. Those
wishing to obtain first rate work at low pricei
would do well to wive-him a call before purchas
Na elsewhere. Glizingdone at all times. Glass
and Putt kept constantly on hand.
May 10 1846. • 5i
• S. SMY'lli.
HAS JUST RECEIVED
Irom New York, per Pontroy!s Exrress, tat. Spring
Fashions, and is now, ready to execute all orders
for HATS in the latest Fasion, and of a better'
qmility than can be purchased here or elsewhere.
March 16,1846. 5
I S
l ub lc Notice. .
Ts hPreby given that an.application will be made
.I. to the next %Legislature of Pennsylvania, fur
the incorporation of a Bank to be called "I'llr.
FATINEttS andiMECIIANICS' BANK," with a Capi
tal °font hundred thousand dollars, anti the priv.
ilego of increasin" the seine to two hundred
thousand dollars. 'aid bank to be located in Erie,
county Erie, State of Pennsylvania.
Erie, July 17, 1817.
,
IL Cadwell, C. M. Tlbbals,
J. H. Williams, . Samuel Hays,
J. H. Fullerton, John C. Beebe,
Walter Chester, The, W. Sterrett,
Smith Jackson, Carson Graham, '
James C. Marshall, James Williams,
8.11. V lucent, ' Guy Loomis,
Wm. S. Lane, Alfred, King,
H. L. Brown, M. W. Caughey,
P. Arbuckle. ' . James Hughes. .
A CARD.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the gentlemen of Erie and vicinity, at he
has opend a TAILORING SHOP on the south
side of the Public Square, a few doors east cf the
Erie Bank, where he will he at all times ready and
happy to wait upon those
_who may favor him with .
a call in hii line of business. From long experi
ence in sonWor the principal, shops of London and
otter European Cities, and by st%ict attention to,
all business which nifty now be entrusted to him,
he confidently hopes that he hull be always deem-.
ed worthy to receivtia share of public.'patronao.
His work shall be executed in such a manner as
to bear a close and' impartial examination, and
always in accordance with the prevailing fash
ions. ' JOHN GOLDEN.
Erie;Sept, 4, 1817.
N. B. Coffin, done on the shottCst notice.
riALL AND SE'l.—Prepatatory to making
V arrangement for going to New York for
our Full and Winter stock of Goods, we Will sell
all kinds of Spring and Sommer Goods demi, to
make room fur the new stock. P.ove us.
Aug. 17. BROWN & "%MARTELL
CLOCKS.
EIGHT DkY and 30 hour Gothic, 0. 0. G.
Pillar, Alarm and common, by the single or'
case, very cheap for ready pay: • I
. G. LOOMIS & Co.
State at.,
, nearly opposite Euglo Hotel.
Julyl7, 1847. ,
GAL. MOLASSES, just received and
lor i 7l vv e.c i h n e d a o p w a . s b l y he cheapest, one dour
nor . 0 9 ;th ' e
B
June 16. 14, F. RINDERNECIIT.
GGlARS.—Ptierto Principe, Trabuca, Spanish
and all other kinds.
17.'Jule T. W. MOORE.
POVISIONS.—FIour, Pork, flume, Shouid
era, dried Air)lee ' dried Peaches, Corn Nletil
Codfi4l, White Fish, Mackerel, Potatoes, and ev
erything- in the Provision Line', conetanily
. on
hand arid (or sale by
June 26.
W. P. lIIND—ENEC T.
IV/FPLASSES at six per cerille;ei thi — iin - be
.1.1 . 11 had at any other more in Erie, and of equal
quaticY, now offered by
Aug. 27, Bitf)WN k M'CART
5000 138L5.• No w Orleans, Loaf, Pulveriz
ed. Crushed and Muscovado Sug,nr,
cheap for cash, one door north of the ME*. Window',
by RIN,DERNECHT.
June 12,1947. ' d
• FOWLER'S . WORK.
FIE subseribet is the authorized Agent for the
sale of FOWLE.IPS'PHRBNOLOGICAL
WORKS, in Erie County. He Wilt dispose' af
them at New York prices. Healso Agent' thr
Combe's Pretiologleal Jewel. 'Call and exam•
iner i ithese value/de publications" at hid Book
Store, on State street Erie; Pa.
All 2. .51847. I _ O. D. SPAFFOR.W."
LOOKING Glasses and looking ease, plate,'
A large tisaoitirient of above articles ror
sale vary low by G. LOCIMISA "
State at., neatly opposite Eagle Hotel.
'July 'l7, ISM'. ' • •
- AINS:—DoCbIO 'Etairell, Singlb ,
dm PoWirt*
G Pieces, Ite'volving six Shooters, with a .yen
oralitaeortmont , - ' • •
G. LOOMIS & Co.
July 17,' 1817.
I TTSBURGI-it Rockingham Ware.--A:beau
-'1
17tirtirarticte, anti' good assortment just reitiv , ' l
ed and for sale by •
B.TOMLINSON 4- CO.
Auguet I. 1896
- - - - W00J.,1 WOOL - -
r.
EL
EAPPEY* R. BREWSTE kep:ociii.
Matandy.on hind at the Erie Woollen Facte-
ry, Plain Clothe, - Plain and Faeoy easel murex and
TWeds, of siatiouieolois aed:gbalities which"they
exchange for wool'on delivery, on 'customaiy mid
accommodating terms; They also,pay cash for
wool.
Erie Woolla T ctor y, June 16, 1847. • 6
POPULAR GOODS
JUST RECEIVE:6, THE MOST EXTEN
SIVE ASSORTMENT-OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
tiVEIt armed in 'this city, comprising, in
part— • I I
150 pieees Cashmere and Muslin de Lains, as
sortedklolors,
75 do French, Scptch,and German ginghanrs,
30 do 'Alpacca; ofevery description,
23 do California !Plaids, •• -
40 do, Dress. Silks of the latest and Inostiin*
proved patterno t ,
20 do Swiss ada,Torleton Muslin; '
.20 do Lace and embroidered Swiss and Tar
lecon3,l
,50 do Jaconet Dambrics and bed Nitslins,
;50 do Silk Fringe; assorted colors
‘45 do ,Wide Gin. id Gi
. 0 1. c imps am. _imp cords,
20 grossbress Buttons, and cords and tassclls,
2uo piecei Silk` Mt111;84. French Imperial edgings,
• 150 shawls, of all Oylee,‘ varying in price lion
• . 33 to 'Bl5,
200 pair wadies and geptlemen's "French Kid
Glsyes', ass orted colorAlk k ,
0' do :gent lemen's'arthildren's
I . Cashmere, Worsted ¢ Lisle thread
Glovtrl„
100 do black and' white, silk -mitts.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloths or every shades:id quality,
Cassimeres, do do
Vesting's of all kinds, comprising Silk, Satin,
Buff, Cashmere, Marseilles, etc. etc.
STAPLE GOODS.—A large stock of every de
scription, In short, our stock for richness,
13ffeapness and dinibility has:"never been equal
- ed in thisinarketL
CAPS.-200 Men an I Boy's caps of all kinds.
SHOES.-500 pair'S ladiesand ehildrens' Gaiters
Slips and walking r Shoss. 200 pairs gentle
men's, ladies and Misses' Ribber overshoes.
UNIBItELLAS.—Six dozen Umbrellas for wet
weather.
GROCEIUES.—A general varietyl•of, every de.
seription. 1,
SHELF HARDWA It E.
,Ten thett..and dollars', stock, comprising every
thing in the line—Joiners, House and Ship Car
penters, Coopers, Shoemakers, Cabinetmakers,
Saddlers and Smitl s' Tools, of every description.
Saddlery Hardware, a large assortment of all
kinds. 'Cart jag° trimmings of all kinds.
Axle' Arms, springs, anvils. vices, smiths' bet-
lows, brass and procelain kettles, shovels, sp(ades,
crowbars, grd boxe's,i mil 8 cut, circular and pit
saws, and chain or ail sintes.
GLASS W A ItE.-itA complete assortment.
Customers'will find our store safely anchor
ed at the old stand,r, in good ballast, with 100 tons
well assorted IRON,.steel and nails—the cheap
est in the market. I !
P. S.—The quesfion is ollen asked why goods
cannot be sold us lowns in Buffalo. W say they
can. Our'stock entire was bought of importing
houses at the s'atne time, and same prices that
some of the largest houses in Buffalo bought at,
and we pledge our word that our goods shall be
sold as 'low us at Buffalo or any place west of it
for cash. • , HENRY 4 .:_ADVVELL. .
- Erie, Sept 25, 1917. 19
HIGHLY IMPORTANT. ,
Dr. P. CelebratOd Cough
•
Remedy
Is a safe, speedy and effectual cure for Coughs,
Colds, iloarseners, Croup and Whooping Cough.
This medicine has been used by hundreds of
people with unthiling 'success in curing the above
diseases, with all those painful, and annoying pul
monary syniptoinsi produced by . cold. In Asth
ma and bronchitas it has proven be highly use
ful..anti its timely; use a certain remedy. In all
affections of the throat and lungs it is an invalua•
blo medicine. Many cases of obstinate coughs
and. hoarseness have heen perfectly cured in 93
hours, and in several' instances troublesome and
dangerous. conghslof frim live, ct ten years stand
ingiudebgeft completely cured in two weeks.—
In Croup and Wh r oOping Cough its use has been
equally successful when used more freely. This
Remedy is a certain preVentive'of ConsumptfoTh
and several otherslof the - most fatal diseases in
northern climates;
'THIS MEDICINE CAN BE OBTAINED
1N ERIE ONLY ,br P. HALL, at his Drug Store
Ail I, Hughes' Did/dings, corner of State and Sev
enth Streets, and liis Ogents throuoliout the coun
ty, ACi:NTS-A. Reynolds, 155 Main at, Buffa
lo; 'Boyd; Vincent Sr. Co., Waterford; John A.
Tracy. 2d, Fairview; Jas. 116 Cavripbell, Edinboro.
"Peke 37k teat. tolEfi Pei. Hattie.
BEW✓IRE OFICOUNTER FEATS and BASE
IMITATIONS. Et?Ory bottle has the words "Dr.
P. Hall's Cough Remedy" blown upon the glass,
and ('is written signature on the wrapper arid . di- -
rectiOns. None other tire genuine. "
IMPORTANTITESTMIONY.,:rhis \is to
certify, that we, the, undersigned; have used Dr.r
P. Hall's Cough' Reniedy;'auid have, found it in
every instance an ;efficacious medicine, and truely
worthy its recommendations: -• . - • ,
John.Clalbraith, F. Tracy, :,Thomasilughes,
John W. Hays, Wilson King, Th..Moorhead, jr
Jas. IX Dunlap, John Hushes, J: R. Cochran,
Thomas M'Kee, Ode L'aphtim, Charles Cole, .
David BtildWin, M.,
F. J. Owen, .
John M. Warren.
Oct. 0, 1847. ~ ' ' 21
rirBUSSES.—A', good assortment, of. Hull's,
1 ' , Marsh's, Tiennin's,_Thompson'a and Rbine
hart's`TrusseS, vai4ted'ilzeifor low by
• CARTPA & BROTHER.
JnlY 17; 1d47., I ' ' •
ROM/CLOT H 3 and Casement • of , almost
B
nolor,itirpoNtialitY and prize, at NO
4. Chimps' de, by! d— I
Aug. 17. „ (BROWN & AMA-117'ER.
SILVEII. WMtE.-S llver titbit); desgett, tea;
Salt and niiistareepoons, toile - ladle* finite,
butter and fruit knives, doristabtly,band'apd
'for sale by - 'Q2,1;0011118 ,
State at.. nearly opposite eagle Hotel.
_ July 17, 1847; ,
•
-4
')
. -
N E
W IN .V , 41 ,L.I. G 00 DS .
" Ni:(l.:aciiii.iiivLiiiiii. -- 'l,,'
AR„E.
now v eceiviagn large and clean ass t-,
ent of Fall and Winter Goods, wh en have
Been selected with great care. It is the r deter-
Minationlo tiferit the reputation of prese t i n eto
purchislitilre.ric est, west desirable st lea nd
cheapest OM 4 of any eitablistultern irr the piecer.
They would respectfully invite the publi • to Ball
and examine their stock; among which at be
found 4 the most beautiful ,aaaortment Frelfeb
and knglish
DR E SS GOODS, ever brought to:this arid*
'O.- comprising extra rich Mohair Lust - Des, reOst"
and California Plaids; Silk IPirdds; Pl in,ind
'
Satin siriped Alpacas; Cashmeres-- pl in and
reps. 'M de ,Litines• Bombazines; Fre eh, iEn.'
OA and Scotch dingharns, ttc., &c. • Al o a
most superb lot of -
'SHAWLS— Brocha ' Damask Silk, 'Embr id red
Thibet, Turkon, • Printed Cashmere, ,loltair.
M. du Leine., Woolen, Plaid and an almost
endless variety of other styles. They will be sold
astonishingly cheap. •
CLOAKINGS.—A beautiful lot of Gala lids,
Thibot Cloths and Alpacas; Also a groa v tie.
tyof Trimmings, comprising Mantilla, C oak
and Dress Fringes; Gimps, Silk and lo air
Laces, &c. ll,re. , k , , ,
ALSO—Table and Sand Covers, FrUit N
White Damask„. Daylies, Drapery ;
Window and Wall Fairer; boys 'and tneni
and Hats; Boots,. Shoes, Ike. Also—i
did essortment of
FUR !—Among which 'ore Common
Mulls, French do Fur lined, Genet.do, Im
• Lustred Lynx, Real Lynx do., vaiying,h
from 50 cis. each to $l2.
Oct: . 9, 1847. - : -: , -
THE • DELAWARE MUTUAL SA
'lnsurance Company,
(OF PIIMADELPHIA,)
ARE now doing business on the mutual
giving the assured a participation i
profits of the coMpanY, without liabilityA
the preinlitm paid. "
Riski upon the• Lakes and Canal insur
the most favorable terms,. Leases will be - 111
ally and promptly adjusted. '
--
Eire risks on merchandiie, buildings and
property, in town or country, for a limited teri
permanently.
i DIRECTORS.
Josephill. Seal; ` James C. Hand,
Edmond A. SoOder, Theophilus Paulding
John C. bails I H. Jones Brooke, •
Robert Burton,l , John Garrett,
John-B. Pinrose, Hugh Craig, -
Samuel Edwards. George Serrell,
Henry Lawrence, David B. Stacey,
Edward Darlington, 'Charles Kelley, ..
Isaac R.. Davis, J. G. Johnson,
William Tidwell, 'William Hay,
John S. Newlin, Dr. S. Thomas, , -
Dr. R. M. Huston, John' Seller, Jr. j L
Spencer Mell4aine,
Richard S. Newbold, See'y. Wm. Martin, P es't.
jt pplieut ion can be made to
•
:J. KELLOGG, Agent Er e.
Erie, AU2ust 7 r 1847. • 112
PROTECTION.
ITIHE Erie,County Mutual Insurance Corn
continues to insure wrainst loskanddat'
hy fire; on buildings, Bonds and merchandi
all deleriptions. Office on the east side
Public Square, between 6th and 7th'ttreeti;
DIRECTORS. -
Wm. Beatty, . J. H. William
J. C. Spencer, ' George Selden
Thomas Willis, Smith Jackion
Giles Sanford, Elijah Babbitt,
C. M. Tibbals, John A. Tracy
W. H. Townsend, Hamlin RUssel
Henry Cadwell.
GILES SANFORD, Presi
J. C. SPENCER, 'net:WNW.
George Selden, Secretary.
June - 3, 1817. , • -
WANTED! • 1
IN exalting.° for Goods , any quantity of ood
HEMLOCK FENCE BOARDS, 6,8, Wand
12 inches wide, 14 and 16 feet long.
HEMLOCK JOICE, 1 1-2 by IQ, and 2t2 by
12; 15, 16,118 and 20 feet, '"a.
HEMLOCK STUDDING, 2 by 5 and 3 i3it 4;
10:14 andll6 feet lone, fot ,which the higher
ma. •t price will be paid, when delivered his
Lama. yird at the foot of French street. f
WM. TRUE:3DM.
Erie, March 4, 1847, 42
SHAWLS—WooIen and cotton ; any quantity
for sale , at the cheap store of
saptambei 24, 1847. P. JACK ON.
SPEUT,”...I.r.S of =old, silver and german sil
ver Frames, an extensive assortment °ripen
_cave and Convex. Also, the celebrated perifocal
and parobolc Spectacles, superior to any inl use,
• G. LOOI.IIS & Ci:ii
St to st., nearly oppoSitc'Eagle Hotel.
July 17,1847.
L ADIES
d bl ... n_ d
tLlep,a ; tdrpirse sic
fans, new style brooches, bracelets, pencik
ets, tottether with an,, endless variety of spl
fancy artitlles, tt -
I
'6l. LOrIMIS & Co's,
Slate at., nearly opposite Eagle Ho
-Tidy 17, 1547. ~,
------- i -------- --------]
et 11.0Cpur..--An excellent assortm ,
V •Groceries can at all times be found at'
Cheapsidel. BROWN & NVCART'
! e..
Ati... li . i
1
2pot7Nos of good Coke for one dolla l
other things in proportion at No. I
Block.
July 17, 1817. - .
1 Public Notice •
1
i t i ll
011,EF:rnaYn
Bank,
i I n V re
county that.
or S E ! r o i c o k h i ooltderors
to
make application 'vibe next Legislature fol a re•
newal of te charter, by the name and style of the
b Erie Bank in the county of Erie, to rethait loc4-
tql in the BoroUgh of Erie, in the county o Erie,
with the same capital and privileges as it now
has. y order of the Board of Driectoris.
C. 'AP PA RREN, CiShier.''
Erie Bo li, July V, ;817. , ,I.
Do - ntistry.
BY
Wwh:
tiontlin
all that cis
experiene
with at o i
provement
can give!
OCTS. ELLIOTT Ef e ROSE.
re permanently located in Erie, cnn.
re all Suigical and Meci•anical Fiera
,-
science of Dentistry, will be don with
c, neatness and durability whit , long
iand extensive .opportunity, toether
tough knowledge of all the - lat e • int-
Of the Baltimore Detal College alone
- Di 7 s. El
named plat
Conneaut,
Fairviewl,
East, Eric
ten County
or near oh
need the's
at their r 4
Particular
the Gums,
the Teeth.
r the latest t
one to an I
Office a'
Seventh Si
Sept. le
-
New (foods! New Good ,
viTE are 'receiving our stock of FALL AND
WV W N PER GOODS, which we belie e will
,vie with• fly in the place in v
I ,
aunt, style and
quality. Wo forbear to enumerate styles and
qualities 'laving none of •the spirit of the l raga
docia, and presume that if we were ..zo - adyertiee
1000 pieces splendid silks, 10,600 pieces Alpaccas,
160 cases (French Merinos, rich cashinercs,l Para.
melts cloth, Mohair Lustre; Oriental, Calfornia,
Monterai and Oregon Plaids, &c . St e. our trade
would not thereby be increased in a, rational and
intelligent community: We l have.only to hay on
this point that we have a full and complete assort
ment °touch goods in our bran eh of the trade as the
'market requires, wawa o ff er them with otir Ide lid
fag ,pfede to sell at the agape.: rates they icrOn be
bought in the borough for cash. Please cell and
let. us talk .over this matte; a little at
METCALF'S, No. 1; Reed fl
Sept. 23, 1847._
nitEGON' PLAIDS.—A few pieces
bove rich article on hand, and Benin,
acme new mere. ' ' ALLYN &C 4
' f 001.. 16.
loft or Rose will visit the foll'rwing
yes once in si 'or , eight week i , viz.
Ohio, ''Spring eld; Girar d , Lo kpert,
,
Waterford, Vattsburgh anti North
county, Warren and Columbus, War
r, Pa. LadieS,and gentlemen liing in
her of the attovo named plac e who
4rvices of a Dentist, can be waited upon
'fsidence, by -addrevsing us all Erie.
attention, will be paid to the health of ,
as well as to restoring and presbrvtlig
Pivot Teeth will be inserted after
also, Plate Teet h) from
entire set.
ltd residence on the corner of Pew
race, Erie, Pu.
.Cash for Barley.
/SHE subscriber having rented the co ,
~ 111. one warehmuse of P. ArbuUkle, Esq.
Bth Street - Canal Basin, is now ready to
and pay wig for 15,000- bushels of goo
Barley. , ALFRED K
- Erie, Sept. f,O, 1847. •
TRON STEEL AND NAILS.—W Joh ,
.I'. or Swedes Iron and Eastern 'Milo;
rut ean be sold by WILLIAMS & WRIG
Oct. 20-
oNE CAN - EP, LIKE_
&• DR. HF.RRICK°S
Standard Family yedicinee
mum FiII7OIIITE REM D* op ~.„
.., pACIG.:The high Oncomium of a n d s .`,'
where bestowed ego* these deserved! pop l o u „,„
by citizen', of:sibe Wheat respectibil tY, a 5,1 1 17.;
of the medical profession In every t ction dike
State* end British Possessions, entS4s them tr, tht
of the Conquerers of Disease. A mass of Atoni c ,
Caaalian testimony fri in the Doctor'ePostessioa of
performed by these preeminent remediO "Nether
cd trisaltrietit of the medical faculty. end themes'
remedies of the• day had been tried in vain, i
DR. HERRICK'S VEGETABLE SD
I COATED IPILLB.
!tfisjsbe tilted whir marked success id ererY diseao
quiring • gentle and positive purgallse. ,They
with
astonishing v ai e ko ess pains asd dizziness r
head, pains end weak nets orthe bra alt[sidea aid
all kinds of firers. inoamptiun a ~
the differesa ~
the human body. foal breotb, coated totem:, h i ni4
ie, hibitual costiveness-10d in all cases vows the
ach and bowels are Wailed with humors, whither,
ductile of Chase. Each box contains 30 Mil
ranted undeeoath purely vegetable, and sell fort,
S and 3 being en ordinary dose. Also.,
r HERRICK'S SCIATIC LINIMENT,
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Sprains, Braises, Contractid
Sore Throat, Quinsy. Croup. Stiff Joists, Bhrto
errs Agee to the breast and face. Tootharbe,Fr q
Disessessof the Spine,. Perished Lingo. aad w tf et
external application Pa indicated. The ra ppriidi
whien this WONDER WORKING MEDICINE t
n nest cave of the above diseases. has lattr#l
WONDER AND ADMIRATION of the
1. weirkPii
may avail themaely of the use of this b elfin It
ity, the Doctor has put the price at 25 - ee4ts. Ea
tie has the Daces. name blown ii 3 the glass, end et
ed in a cut of a diseased Spine,accompanieti stAti 1
rections. Liken be general debil4, attended with
and weakness in the stomach andlowals. late hit
sides, los s of appetite. treibblingl of the li pa
tion of the heart. Jauhilice, Ain.* nd Pe i rr,. d al
ions iiheasesiare quickly cured by the us of
HERRICK'S VEGETABLE, 'IC
'BITTERS. _
Put up hi boxeS. accompanied With directiens, ed a,
33 cts Each box will make half a. gallon/. In the
manner can Coughs, Colds Asthma, opPreuie'
Chest, Whooping Chug h Croup, Inflarnation of the
and recent cases of the Consumption be Parent/)
and quickly cured by ~
DR. HERRICK , S MEDICATED CO)
LOZENGES. i I
Prite23 its. Two of these Lozenges are a
emetic. THE ThRIMPHANT SUCCESS sof
where attends the use of Ilerrick's Worm
Lozenges in thedestraction ned expulsion of ,
the human sistern t ims placed them tint on the
of remedies. They are pleasant Ts fa} i
ir. Ilhill
as
them, and their effect is inch to sato t a b he I
Pile* 35 cls., with full directions' Tho le a !feet
pains and weakness iii the breast, sid and I.
It neumatoim. J.umbnert, etc. will find a friend in
lIERRICK'S GALBANCM STREZs
I ENING PLASTER.
Spread hn tide Kid" leather, will weer_from • one t
months. Price only 181 ens, and are taking the phi
all other platters. and are considered the BEST ,
CHEAPEST PLASTER NOW IN USE., I •
TO THE INVOLVE!. i
~,i S o much having been said by some N s9''ork ma
I
t at, they alone had the privilege to mak sad read a
.g. r Foaled Pill, and one even pretendin and fellatio
that lie, hat a patent for so doing, induees
i lisi Vestal
bridg this practice 'of deception. before th e ebbe, alai
them be judges in the care, whether a system of slob/
ought , longer to exist. Dr. Herrick has *titres is
Itiirke, the CoinmissiOner ofPatetits at Wash sgtes,sl
letter in answer is given below.
,L . u. 8. Patent offir" Ja .. 10. D 1( 'Hr. Iferrick—lear Sir—Year letter of the sth hint
,b,t'en seemed. n answer to your inquiry Whether'
patent has been (granted for a pill coated l irith sepal
have to inform you that uo record of such a Waal cal'
found iu this office.' •
~.Reopeerfalty Yowl,
EDMUND BUllif,
rv -- Phimphirls giving a mere general dace/pew
the Meiliclues may be had of any orate Agents.
principal Depot 53 State street, Albany. Where all
dors must be addressed.
AGENTS.—J H. Berton & Affo. John Cu mina ll+
Erie; Guilford dc.Evans, Girard; and J.ll,lilynes,lr
East
aps
plen-
.neyl
ation
'rice
M
lan,
the
and
. 01)
iber-
11. t6:rr'
any
!agc
ise of
. i the
" NEW. G . GO
All of )847.] BY _ [Fall'of Mt
Rail 62' - .7'1 --- - -
)
4 . W , -- nom
.Vat.'
JACKSON has now received lis FALL
1 ' ~ a n d WINTER stock 'of Dry' G ads, Go.
Cei ies, Mad it are, Boots and shoes, crocierv, ire
and nails, 4.c. ilkt.* of which the "folltivig; orn•
I. in
prise a part. - , .
Broad Cloths; French, English and . merican,
wool dyed blue, black.lirciwn, gold rid callet'
~ mixed, Cassimerea, blacks; blue, pl 'n, plail
. and striped; Satinets, blue, black, adet and ,
steel mixed; canvass, padding, bock(am, hes
laps, erne), Wiggins, brown and blue:hollas4
cotton diaper, linen and cottoh tables oths,lts
CO comb' ic, linen. cambric liandkerc iefs, fe
i
ti i nue hnd cambric dimity, draboiits, Nod
H,. and slatp selicia, black and.colored camber,
ti ,
brown and bleached sheetings and !intik«,
tied ticking, apron chet4,,rcd, white nd Inn
woolen fl annels, plaid linseys, crims n, this
green and drab rnoreens, silk and (tab 3! Tell,
black and colored, silk and worsted serge, satin
vestings, italian cravats, black and colors, eb3IP
pers, bandana, barcelona, plingee and spiult•
'field handkerchiefs, silk, cashmere, worsted's:l
cotton hosiery, all colors, gloves of ill WA
mitts, worsted, silk,/ picnic and co ton,dres
handkerchiefs, ladies cravats, lace vele, bun.
gcs, . ripcd and plaid earlston and swss gin
tuns and chambrays, swiss, plain, diat ed, phil,
striped, figured, hook muslins, silk raids, tat
W
c.
I cap ribbons, Italian and French ape, sew.
ing silk, purse twist, skein, knittin and tidl
cotton, suspenders, bindingi, qualiV, tape;
bobbing and cord,lacets, combs ; bu 'ons, net
dletP, books ited eyes, paste board an a getter.
,
' al assortment of boots and shoes, trdwani
crockery, +ron, nails, &c., all of the bore-iirl
be sold as cheap as any Inew or Je store ir
this city. ua I •
,
It Will be observed d l I am the oldes mereto , t
in the place except one, and I now say hat I tril
not be undersold by any, youdgfr,old, for iniy,
m
p Call and see that the atm* are facts, , at eil
olcl stand on cheapside, where th ings for saleitx
4
be beat. i i - -
- J •
Eri)y, Sept. 25, 1817. 1
AIR TrewliKrr Ant, AND STEAM GO,
WE ar now able to offer abr. cue - .
•V V size. of the 1
puLTo AIR TIGHT COOKING
i d
which on yl requires to be examined t
everq boily of its economy, utility , co
durability iind beauty. It will b e- eel
form price, and warranted to suiteven
lady, as it possesses all the abovequali
LESTER, BENNETT, ell
Erie. Sept. 25 1847. , '
linwg
Pnrir
lock-
l ot of
No. 4
,and
'erry
The Question Settle, !
WHILE various speculations hove for son'
time absorbed the public mind in-ralsticr
to the cause of so much dark weathir it sin;
cenely been discovered that it is the effect furl
immense piles of Gr:ods (en paper) as lis ekes
I
heralded fora; by all the public news pa et, 0/0
place ' 'since the return of a, few of our erchantt
from New York, Bostod add Pbiladel his. Bt .
lieving this to Pe the case, and knowi u that as
-notice of our Stock would most likely p educe tr
tal darkness, we have until now,Aeferr d soy 0,
tiee of it, and in doine, so we would as tho ga d
citizens of Erie and Vicinity to bear ith us,/
another digit of the Sun' s disc be intrizded 01
by our piles of New Go ds, and cOnsble the*
selves while carrying WTI, e precious parcels, ths
as the pile grows lees the darknesa'graduallyp
cedes! 1
Come on then, and av ilyourselves of the . *
portunity thus o ff ered of ennating you and rat ,
ring light to the fommunity. ' 1 '
," BROWN Is. M'C
Erie, Octob'er, 9, 1847,
h avid
) •\,
1)19
I
RVOWhito and Yell . °
bleached and Worm
ings, ti capers, Towellin'
Cloak Plaids, Merinos
store of
Oct. 10
• -To Blat
BELLOWS, Anvils,
Spring Steel, Cast
American Steel; also, N
loop Iron, which can be
or °llion= opposito t
- Oct. 20. WLL
LEATHER. -500 si
just received from t
iOct. 20
1 WILY
use.
19
of the
Cheap
IT.
92
i k .tx
13 WAN
ange for Goodi
lane!. 500
pre.
rolen Vain W.
pet. 9, 184 i e.
,
modi
at the
edeive
clean
NO.
CAPS! CAPS!!---Fur, ;
Caps, a goad mama!
Oct. 30 1847. OEO!
f
l i n • 8-
c ear
H .
1500 PIECIF'S Pep
and W indoor •
ik be found some of the "Ro
l
' Oct. 30 GE
'~
3
a
Mitt
DUCTOL
men Its
STOVE
convioct
venience,
at a nai•
n s Taiad
ie
iZEI
UTE&
411
qualititt
land Shut
yell; akst
t the not
. colt ti
Flannels, a
ed Sheetiags
9, just race'
;ad Thibets I
11
emit t S.
Vices
0., En„,ol'sh,
it Rode Bat
had en me
e Feel
11 8 +N
1-- --
l ea at Mt.
e ma q feet!
f4m 4. NI,
ammo
lister gni
d t iltr oi
to !tilt i
Ipm
;ii Lei o6
rers.
i RIGHT
T D
e lece.
el. le Soc
tr. R. P. H
Dom estic
I s; 100 Ibi
[i,BEfeto
=al
loth, Gtaz
.nt.
1 4. soit
SELDEN,
immiairissoairbm- -- ;
r Hangings, Bo rden"!
japer 'monk yank ' Ol 4
and Ready sort:.
SELPEN S Spy.