Obitorial and (general News.
IrlThe Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot, says:—New candidates, compromise candidates,
are now seriektsly talked of by the Whigs nt the wallet
Government. Seine are for running Crittenden and A-b-
Lott Lawrence, while others aro for running Scott a nd
Mangum. Some hold on for Clay, and others for Taylor.
A great change is working at all events. You will soon
FCC the results." They may compromise as much as
they please, but they can't succeed, that's certain!
ID"We see it stated in some of our : exchanges that the
last Legislature of this State passed a bill ',which has be
come a law, to the effect that the Directors of the sever
al School Districts, excepting those in the city and county
of Philadelphia, shall not be required to admit children in
to the public schools who are under the age of five years.
ELT There is a man in Wisconsin, by tho name of
Atherton, who, in ono week in January last, thrashed
four hundred bushels of wheat, three constables and forty
tleputy sheriffs. Ho is evidently one of the "b'hoys."
-- The editor of the Indiana Register gives his read-
Chi good advise. Ho says, "if you want to buy cheap,
go where they advertise freely. Merchants who are too
stingy to advertise, are too tight to give you a fair bargin
in goods."
.
Er H. takes John IVentworthr Long, as he Is, he ran turn
around as quick as any shorter man. Having worn the Prey--
sir oat lie jumps on to the "Land for the Landless--Homes for all."
One more Jump and he n ill be a Fonrerite.—Detroit free Press.
No ho will not—ho'll ho "long John" and "nothing
shorter."
tIJ Peter T. limner, E. of Boston, went out in tl o
steamer Washington tut bearer of despatches to Paris, and
carries the joint resolutions of Congress sympathizing with
the people oT Prance.
irrThe Harrrisburg Telegraph, a leading Scott. paper
of this State, takes, ground against the, nomination of
General Scott for Vice President, and says that he cannot
be nominated for that office with the consent of his friends.
llonntam: Mumma.—Some terrible murders wero
committed on the Ilth inst., at Garlandsville, Mississippi.
Dr. Longgon and one of his children were found murder
ed in bed. The body of another child was found dead on
the floor; and the body of the mother and wifa lying dead
fit the gate in the yard. We have very imperfect details
of this horrid affair. It appears that the family employed
a female negro servant, - much against her will. The
house.of Dr. Longgon bad been destroyed by fire two
weeks before the murder, audits supposed it was occa
sioned by this servant. In committing the terrible crimes
above, it was supposed that she was assisted by two of her
relatives, who lived in the vicittity"of her master's house.
U'Even steady-going, loyal old Nova Scotia has not
escaped the march of revolution. Lieut. Gov. Sir John
Harvey complains officially that the doings of the- last
legislature have been without a precedent in the history
of the colony. And, sure enough, the honest "blue
noses," though n long-suffering and not over-quick race,
have got tired at last, and taken a leaf or two out of the
book of their Yankee neighbors. For, in their legisla
ture, they have resolved on a reconstruction of the reve
nue department—(audacious invasion of the prerogative!)
—making judgesindependent of the Crown-Herecting the
electric telegraph, and reducing the rates of postage.—
This will do for n beginning—if the (inlet peninsuladon't
get frightened at her own boldness, and backslide--by
and-by.
Crrgorne wag of Cincinnati, issued notices dated on
the 31st of March, stating that 'the hills of the Wooster
Bank would be redeemed by a lawyer of that city who had
been appointed agent, if applied to immediately. Accor
dingly his office was literally besieged. Ile never hnd
so 'many cases before. Fortunately lue made his escape
out of a back window and has not been visible since.
GOVERMENT IA USD SALEM.—An extensive 'sale of the
public Lauds, situated in the Lake Superior mineral re
gion, is to take place Heat summer, covitneitcing on Mon
day, the 31st July. I -
Erin Western Virginia, it is advertised that a man of
family who will move on, can have 50 acres of land for
nothing. The settler to have the privilege of buying from
the owner 100 or more acres adjoining at $1 Ter acre,
payable inltwo, three and four years.
Er A young lady once remarked there was but ono
word in the Bible she wished altered, and that was in the
passage—•'Whosoever shall smite thee on the right cheek
turn to him the other also." She would have the word
"smite" changed to "kiss."
FURTIIER NEWS BY TILE AMERICA.
At this mornings market there was a good attendance
of buyers, and a fair business was transacted in wheat, at
alt improvement on Tuesdays prices of 2d. per bushel on
both old and new., Flour was Is. per sack, and 6d. per
bbl, higher. 275. per 191 i lbs. was the top quotation of
Western Carat. Indian Corn and Corn meal was in
t:tensive demand for Ireland, and prices improved a little.
The sale of American white corn meal at 2-1 a 258. and
yellow 26 a 2714. per .180 lbs. Indian Meal sold at 11 a
12. q. per 196 1b... In the London Corn Market there was
very little wheat fresh up, and no improvement in the
trade. The trifle done was at former rates, wheat 518. 6d,
Barley
The Emperor, it is stated it letters front St. Petersburg,
in consequence of the receipt of dispatches from Berlin
and Vienna, had suddenly countermanded the warlike
prdorations which were on foot all overthe Russia' Ern
pirZ
This minor is countenanced in some degree by letters
from Koniugsberg, the Prussian frontier frontier fortress
which distinctly denies the reported accumulation of largo
masses of troops upon Warsaw, Kowna, Kalisco and
other Places in Russia and Poland.
Commercial affairs in the manufacturing districts do
not at all improve. Nothing but the exceedingly low price
of Cotton could prevent the stoppage of the mills as there
is no demand, and prices are at a minimum.
The Prussians had received orders to drive the Danes
out of Schleswig in order the reestablishment of the
.• statute:lßu° ante; this born.-done the King of Denmark
is to proclaim that, in in retaliation for this step on the part
of the German powers, ho will stop the passage of the
Sound. The Prussian forces would immediately advance
into Danish territories and vigorously prosecute the war.
Some riots have occurred at Saver' in the department of
the Bershin and nt Stomer attempt was made to pillage
some of the shops but it was prevented by the National
Guard. At Dunkirk the people rose to prevent the de
parture of sonic English vessels laden with Indian corn,
and injured the shops, but the National Guard turned out
and restored order. The new police Gardiens do Ville
had just come into service. In the central part of Paris
they are unarmed and wearing no uniforms.
PRANCE.—Warlike preparations on a great scalp con
tinue, both fit respect to land and sea forces. All of the
regiments of the North have received orders to place their
battalions and squadrons on a near footing.
. The “National" states in an article doted Tomlin, 4th
inst., that the • fleet under Admiral Cowdin, were in
structed to Sail the moment their crows should haft, voted
for Deputies for the national assembly. The proclama
tion calls upon the German people to proceed to the work
of the elections and not to rest until they have created
Germany united and free. "The Constitutional" has
_ the followings .6M this Kalifas and other Arab Chiefs of
the province of Algiers, hay presented their homage to
the New Government."
BUFFALO MARKET
May 1. The ninrket was rather quiet on Saturday.—
In Wheat I heard of ono sale of Ohio, to arrive in a fow
days, at $1 10, No change in Flour. Some of ono good
brand Ohio at $5. Oats are hold at 31c; Butter 12 a 15c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
April Z. Flour is id moderate demand, and without
change in price. For good and prime brandsof Genesee
$6 121-2 a 6 31; Michigan $6 14 3-4 a 6 25. Meal
isoteady at 2 371-2. For Wheat there was some inqui
ry; but buyers and holders did not meet in their views.
' 7 Faturrit ENTHUSIASM.—The following dialogue
was owarheard in the street on Monday last. One
of the characters was dlittle Frenchman who had
just heard the glorious news from France, and the
other an Irishman:
"An, sore—l am so 'appy!" said the Frenchman,
rubbing his hands.
"By the powers, I see that. Give us a shake of
your fist;" - replied the Irishman. "And what makes
yer so . happy?"
"An! ma belle France is free, and I shall live wiz
ze grand republigne. Ah, I am so 'appy! How is
your charming littal daughterer
"Och' an bad luck till yet, and hasn't she been
dead this six months?"
"Oui—Oui—Lah! I sin so 'app !"—Ball. Enter.
. An Irisman who had commence. building a wail
round his lot, of rather uncommon di iiensions, via:
•
four feet high'and six feet thick, was asked the ob
ject by a friend. "To save repairs, my honey.—
Don't pm see that if it ever falls own, it will be
higher than it is now?"
Q 11 report from the Land "Office dhows that
the Stites, of New York still owns more than four
hundred thousand acres of uncultivated land.
LlNEnroni., April 15,
ST. NTERSBURG, March 21
FROM MEXICO
Correspondence of the N. 0. Delta
VERA CRUZ, April the 7th, 18.18.
At 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning last, the 5 h
inst., Gen. BantalAnna, with his wife, daughter as d
servants, left for Jamaica, on board the brig Meath ,
of Baltimore, where, on his arrival, I am inform d
he intends remaining for three months; after wish!' I
period he will return to Havana.
In the afternoon of the same day, his !"body guar
of Lancers arrived here, under the command of Ca pr.
Lloyd Lllghom. Their nniform is any thing bi t
uniform, The most perfect part, however, is they
moustaches and spurs. Some of them wear large
brass caps, with tong tails, hanging from them.
Their caps look to me the bravest part of those lat
eens. Cul. Barnel was also along with them.
Col. Mendoza, the negro guerrillero chief, who o
gallantly attacked Capt. Beetincom's command last
fall, at the National Bridge, is now at Antigua 4.-
He acknowledged to Copt. B. in my presence, that
he directed his men(to fire exclusively upon Ca Pt:
Besancon. He said now that an armistice is agreOd
upon by the two countries, he has given up his com
mand, and intends to respect it.
A train of about 100 wagons left yesterday fur Ja-
Spa, escorted by the La. Infantry Betalion under te
command of Capt Seafeldt. Another train will lea e
to-morrow for Orizaba, of about 65 wagons, under
the command of W. B. Brewth, A., A. Q. M., wi th
a c&vtiry escort. And another leaves on Sundy,
for the National Bridge; under the command of Ca pt.
Samuel G. McClellan, /sth Ton. Vols., A. Q. M. at
the National Bridge.
Some few days ago, Gen, Scott was expected
arrive here,- but as his advent.is so long delayed b
yond the time appointed for his coming, I doubt ye
much if he be here for some time.
There was a rumor in town two days ago, to t
effect that the armistice was broken by the &lexica
attacking some of our troops near the city of Me
co. Also, that the members of the Mexican Cu
pees his quarrelled among themselves.
IA Mavis WOMAN--Homicins.—An unkno7
man demanded admittance last week into the hou e
of Mrs. Roberts, living near New Albany, Indiana,
on the Charleston Road, in, the absence of her hap.
band. The individual said that he wanted admit
tance to the premises, which being refused, he at
tempted to enter at the front door, then attempted to
force a window, stating at the same time, he inted
ed to gain admittance "at the risk of his life." Da
ring{ this time, Mrs. R. had loaded a gun which s e
had in her possession, with a heavy charge ofbuc -
shot, and taking a deliberate aim by resting t,ie
piece upon the table, when the ruffian had forced d i e
window in such a, manner as to enable him to eitTr
the bowie, she fired, and the whole contents ludg .it
In the right side, just below the nipple causing al-:
most instaneous death. A Coroner s inquest w. s'
held. Verdict—" Justifiable homicide."
TER UNKINDEST CUT OE ALL.-.-..A jeweller of tl is
city who shall be nameless; was lately applied•toy
f ; )
a nice looking young man, to make a gold ring pr
him; having in it a blade, very delicate and keen,
concealed except on a narrow scrutiny, 'arid open
ing with a spring. The bargain was lade to fur
nish one for 30 dollars. On the appointed day, the
purchaser appeared, paid the stipulated price, which
was fobbed very complacently, the jeweller asking
what he wanted to do with such an article, to Win Ai
the reply was, to cut open pockets with. "Ah" tie
plied the jeweller, doubtless in ,amazement, "linw ,
can you do such things with such an instrument,
and not be detected?" The performer replied that
his art consisted in diverting the attention of peoPle
from everything that looked like a design upon them
—that he rubbed his forehead, adjusted his hat, R7.e.,
and that discovery came too late.—lle then We,
him good morning, and went his way. Shortly itf-1.
ter, the jeweller, as he walked around the counter;
was accosted by the clerk. "Why what is the m l lt-1
ter with your pantaloons? low came you to tear
them so?" "Nothing .that I know of," was the an
ewer. "Wherer —"Why just look?" When i [ lol
his pocket was found to have been cut by the artist,
with hie new instrument, and his pocket book go tie,
with not only the thirty dollars just paid, but 400
beside. Verdict of the public—" Served hint right:"
—X. Y. Tribune.
NEW STATES—Tim eIIESIDENTIAL ELFCTIO.I.—.
I rhe Whigs in -Congress are doing, and will do;
all they can to prevent the admission of Wise° sits
into the Union at the pres-ent session. Thor et esi
lion of boundary is raised, but more for the purpose
of delay, than any other, until after the President i
election. Minesto, too, will soon be knocking for
admission, and it is argued that it would be hmil tO
attach the valley of St. Croix to that Ter-ritoli
and admit •both when the time comes around right;
By foul or fair means, our opponents will endear
or to defeat the chance of the territories voting tint
fall. Our opponents will "stoop to conquer"—the}
will atop at nothing• to gain the election. With
a strong candidate and a united front, the Democrr:,
ey has nothing to fear. Their cause is just, tend
must prevail.,...Deiroit Free Press. i
BRAUTIFUL 0113111To*There were sixty-three vessel;
lying at our ,docks and anchored inhe river in/flail
view from the village, on Wednesday morning last.
All spread their snow-white wings to the flue smith
erly breeze wbich sprung up during the forenoon, and
glided out to the clear blue waters of the lake,
fur the first time this season, on their way to Mil—
waukie and ports above.--Port Huron Observer.
AHEAD Or RHODE ISLAND.—The provisional gov
ernment of France issues proclamations in the name
of the sovereign people, and proclaims the right to
vote by secret ballot, to every male citizen of over
twenty-one years of age. The revolution is j
fled onthe ground that the peopleare Bovc.reiga,.
have the right to change their forms of govern!
when and in the manner to suit themselves.
Providence Herald notices a rumor that Louis
ippe is coming to Rhode Island, in order to be,
tected from the sovereignty of the people.
Futon or NOBILITY.—The London Obs
says that more than 5110 foreigners of mark hatii
ready arrived in London. Most of them are per
of wealth, and have brought over large amount
specie. The English absentees, who have
scatternd through France and the rest of EuroEi
the number-of 40,000, are also flocking home
all quarters. In their hurry to leavethey havd,
rificed their furniture , carriages, horses, kc.--1,
ing them for "a mere song," (query, the .410
law.) The prospects of the London season, oi
count of this influx of fashionables from abroaci
said to be very fine. It will be, it is said,
the most splendid seasons that has existv
years." That is, 'we seppose, if there be no
fists insurection.
The N.O.' Evening Mercury states that the
Mr. &Mgr publicly declared, in a reply to ingt
by citizens of New Orleans, as to the negoti ,
with Mexico, that "he would write no long le
nor endure prolonged negotiations,*and if he
not secure a _peace speedily, he would at on ,
same a hostile position."
DRATH FROM THR &TR OF A CAT.A youth
ed Keeler, whose parents reside in Maurens ist
this morning after paroxysms of raving madns,
The boy was bitten .some six months ago by S
supposed at the time to be fabid, but no evil Ofects
I
were observed at the-time, or since, un it a few hours
before his death, when the symptoms of hydropho
bia became apparent and assumed a most violent
and distressing form.—Nres- York Tribunc• i
IMPORTANT IMPROVRMENT.•-••The iMprovemel
the construction of the steam boiler, introduc
Mr. James Montgomery, of New York, are al
be very great—the steam boiler is very much
eed in weight, may be placed in far less spneo
is rendered safer, while the consumption of f
reduced one half, and the duration of the boilet
dered far greater. It has been adopted in sti
the steamboats and manufacturing establish
i
with great satisfaction; and if all said of it be
Mr M. has conferred a benefit to society by
genuity.
A RIVAL TO CIILOROFORM.-A new agent f
ducing Insensibility to pain, has lately been 4
oared and tried with much success in Norm!
is said to `consist of Sulphate of Carbon, whic
bo obtained in abundance frOm charcoal wit
little trouble, and at a small cost.
A widow recently wept so much at the d!
her bushand, that she was obliged to use cos
continually, lest her faded charms would prey
from getting a new husband.
LEGAL INTIMMOT OW TR
The following table, exhibiting the legal rates of in
in the dillrent States and Territies within the r
the Unite States. and the punts went Inflicted for
State. may pro' e of service an a 'twitter of reference.
Maine.—Six per cent. Puntauuent for usury
Us N ury ro .
e Harapsdire.--Six per cent. Forftit of three tit
unlawfully taken.
Vermont.—Fix per tent. - Bee
lfassachwetts.—Six per cent.
Mode /.laid.—Pis per ccup
ou the debt. .
'Clv marlituf.—Six per cent.
rem York.—Seven per cent. -
Rem Jersey.—tleven per cent.
l'entrayleania. 4 l% per cent.
Delaware.—Fix per cent. - Fa
Maryland—Sit. and on tabaci
rious contradis void.
Virginia.—Eight per cent.
/Vsr:At Carolina—Aix per cent
double the usury. I
Smith Carolina.---Eleven per c
mium taken, with cost to debtor
Georgia.—Eight per cent. r .
contracts void.
Alabama—Eight per cent.— crfell of Interest ant
Mississipo.—Eight per cent. Py contract as high i
recoverable in nn action for stet t .
Latesiana.—Five per cent. Dank interest six,, an{
as high an rigtileen- r —beyond that contracts void.
Kentucky.--Six per cent. ITtiury may be recover:.
i,
Ohio.-- S ix per cent. limit' Ws contracts void.
Indiana.--Six per rent. On Written agreement ti
as ten. ' Penalty of usury of d nide the excess.
Itlisois.—Six. and by agree ent as high as twel
Penalty, three-fold the amount of the whole interest
111kuntri.—$1x, and by agreement as high as ten
yowl that, forfeiture of the while interest due and"
Alirki,gas„—cleven per cent. Forfeit of the usury
fourth of the debt.
Arkansas.—,Sic per cent. 11 ,
ing ten. .I'Vmnitof usury re
District greAkmbies.—Six ,
Florida.—Eight per cent.
of usury.
Wisconsis.—Seven per tent.
At:ca.-411C same as in WI
oh debts or judgments in fat
Computed at the rate of slice
RATZS
Rnttt; allowed hi the Custom
Congress, tiling the value ti
United States Eagle, old and
ISEEI2I
66 G 6
England, Guinea.
• sovereign.
Feven Bhiiling piedi
France, Double Louis,, before'.
•• Louis.
Double "obis, since
•• Louis,
" Double Nopoleon or
•• Napoltton or DJ trans!
Fame as new Louis
Frankfort on the Main, Duca
Hamburg
Malin, Double LoMa,
Louis,
Dena Louie,
Mexico Doubloon,
Holland, Double RR Dollar
• Rix 'Dollar,
Ducat,
Ten Guilder piece,
Portugal, Dobratm,
Dobra,
Johntineft
Spain, Doubloon, 1772.
since 177'2,
" ristole,
Columbia Doubloon,
Specie Dollar of Sweden &
Specie dollar pf Denmark,
Thaler of Prussia niid North
Florin of Southern States of
Florin 'of Austrian I.:moire al
Lira of the Lombardo Veniti
Frank of France and Height'
Ducat of Nat,le.?,
°mite of Sicily.
Pound of the Bawd' Provi
Brunswick. New Foutullat
ronutaN GI
Tlic follbwing is a correct
various European uu•asures
English Quarter,
English Isuperial QU Bllel
if Last
Amsterdam Last
Ilamburg Last,
Rostock List
SI. Petersburg Tchcmert
Tchctacrt
Naples Toinuto
Leghorn Sack
Genoa Ernune
Spanish Fauegue
Lisbon Alqnule
Copenhagen Tonne
Tonne
11 1 nyence Mann
French flectulitre
AL ., I FA s ioNA •
Millinery and threes •
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NT°. I. REElrti NEW BLOCH, 5T.146: 4TRIXT, opposite
1.11 the Store cf J. H. Fullerton & Co. . HS& E. BOOTH, (for
merly of the North side of the Diamond,) an. Mrs. SARAH ANN
I'RAY, having entered lii o partnership i i the Millinery and
Dresi Making business, beg leave to minonn e to the Ladies of
Erie and vicinity that they ate now ready to execute with neatness
and despatch, and in the latest and most fashlOnal le style, every
order in:heir line of busineis. One of the i..,mr having Just
returned from New York xx ith a large and tv II set cted variety of
'irks, Itibbonft, hares, Bonjals, Hanna 'I {nnuorp.,--- Paiterna,
(deuces, [Whirs. Arlificials. kb, which were I'ooll low for Cash,
and they now offer them to, the citize l n i s of Eri e on reasonable
Wins. I
All orders for bleaching straws &c., strictly aanded to. Mil
liners and otheof supplied With patients.
At experienced :MILLINER, who has been mtg. got for several
pearl in the Millinery business, in the City of Net York, having
I ern einplpy rd by in, we are prepared tO execute t to orders of our
f tetehi and CU-401.04,i in U n latest turd Hail fashirable style. -
Erie i t l April 1 t, VP +. tf49
.
113SOLVIION Or PARTNIEDSECTP.
rr III; Copartner hip heretofore existing under lh nathe and style
_L of Thornton & Co., ill the Wollen Manilla lure In Harbor
creek, is this day dissolved iry mutual consent. Tle hllhltarbli will
be continued tin ter the nameand style of Rhodes, liasd & Co. The
bo , ks and accountsare left In the hands of the protein Co., for col
lation, ttlltlall per:Oati hi any way indebted the late firm
tretequested to came forward and settle by note o i otherwise at as
early a day as poszibte.
JOHNrODES,
JOAN'AN.-4,
THOS. RHODES
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dN 'A,
4110 S. RH _ _ __
JOIIN HORNTON.
itaibortreck, March 16, IMP. - acio
EARLY ARRIVAL Or CIDIAPAOODII.
Ttin ~, bfcriber is now receiving his full stock of Spring Goods,
the &et in market, consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardt, are; Boots.and Shoes, CroCkery. Iron and Nalls, itr.c., &c.•
My stock is sufficiently large for the market, and Well selected; as
t o,
to milithg In the newspapers of great quantities f Goods, more
than three times the amount of what they realty 'aye on hand. I
will leave to newer and smatter stores. My G Is are bought
cheap and et ill be sold tut cheap as can be bought in Tins CITY AT
rcter, as I intend to sell for cash, and will make It an object. to
those that pay down for their Goods to purchase from tae. Call
audio.• for yourselves, and I think you will be satisfied with qual
ify and prices. '
GE N 'l' I. E lILE N'r3 G 0 0 D
Black and Blue Black Cloths; Indigo Blue, Ilrpwn and Cadet
nii‘ttit do.; Blue. Black, fancy striped Cassimeres; a fine French
article do.; Sat nitwits. Kentucky Jeans. Aa, Jeans, blue drill, and
any ottatitity of Summer sniffs, for pantaloons. coats, &c., together
with many other articles too minimum to mention:
LADIES I) RESN (: 0.0 D . -
Cashmeres, Muslin de Laince. French German and Scotch
Gingliams, Etirlston do.. Mohair lustre, and liqn Gingliams, a
fashionable article; plaid and plain Liken, for travelling dresses;
Alpaca of assorted colors, and prices, Wiped and plain dress Silks;
Swiss Must ins, Jackonet- Cambric, barted and dotted Muslim ~ and
a large lot of bummer Shawls, dress Handkerchiefs. Cravats. &c..
Ladies kid gloves, black and white and colored, of the best quality;
black,' while, mid colored silk gloves, lisle thread and cotton do.,
black 'silk hose, black and white cotton do., gentlenien's hose and
half hose, white, brown and mixed; gentlemen's black, white and
colored bilk Gloves, black,! white and colored kid do., Ladles' slips
and Walking Shoes. children's do; Linen Cambricand Linen hand
kerchiefs; silk Bandana, de., Spillifield do., Gingliams, and cotton
do.; Diaper crash and towelling. Imckalmck dO., English and
American Ginghams, Lawns, and Mohair cheeks, nice and cheap.
Erie, April S, ISIS. SMITH JACKSON.
i , and
ment
The
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been
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froms ' c t e t o-
001)YEAR'S Patent Metallic Rubber Fabrics', of the following
descriptions. on consignment; Overshoes, Horse' Covers,
Carriage Cloth, Air Beds, Air Pillows, Air Cushions, Water Palle,
Tobnced Pouches, Fishing Boots, Ladies Aprons, Coats, Caps,
Cloaks, Tnrtmultits,-Elasucs, Sou' Westers, Men's Clothing, Trav
eling bags, Sun Cmes, etc ',etc., nt the Agency, Telegraph Building,
French Street. M . KOCH.
April 13, It++. 1,
EDE
sell
h ac•
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ile of
I for
l'har-
A 0411111. I T HE undersigned weal' respectfully inform the gentlemen of
Erie nod vicinity that he has opened a TAILORING SHOP
on the slouth side of the Public Square, a few deers East of the
Eric Bank, where he will pt all times be ready and happy to wait
upon those who may favor him with a call in this; line of business.
From long experience in Some of the principal shops in London
and other European citi6s, and strict auentiot to all business
which may now be enituSted to hint, he confident y hopes that lie
) 6
shall be always deemed 11forthy to receive a star of public patron
'age. Ills work shall he executed in such a mann ras will bear c a
close and impartial inspeaion, and always in acardaneu with th e
prevailing fashions. • i
N. B. Cutting done on ho shales' notice. I
N I
Erie, March 23, ELM JOII GOLDING.
3ni 11
lon.
,nries
OM
sere,
ould
e
am
died
5 .
eat.
50 PIECES Figured and Striped all wool and half Wool Car
peting; find floor Cloths, very cheap at the old Jew
Store, on French ttreet. April 13, ISt% 1
ADIVIIICEITRATORO rro sea
XETTERS of Admittlittration on (bedtime of Miclvel Cunneen,
4 late of Elk Creek toWnship, deceased , having been granted to
the subscriber , notice islhereby given to all persons indebted in
any manner to said estme tomake Immediate payment, and thote
having claims againstsait estate will present theta duly authantica
ed for settlement. TAOMAIi CUNNEEN,
April di, lelB. (0t5o) jAdministrator.
- .IM-BirMWSK
its in
ad by
Aid to
Iran
, and
fuel la
or ren
tie 'of
ants
true,
QCRAW GOODS AND PALM LEAF' IiATO.—We have Just
L. 3 received one of the largest assortments of Ladles' Bonnets ever
brought to this market, o l obracing all the late styli% of Florence and
Bird's Eye Braids, Rutla til and China Pearl Straws, Swiss,French,
I:oafish and American Lace and Gimps, in endleirs variety, as well
as the late styles of Gent Pedal, Lmitora and Palm Leaf
Hats, all of which will he sold on the Most favorable terms.
I BROWN McCAR'rER.
Erie, April 27, 12,1 e
g:
LF,TTERS OF ADM
du the estate of
town Ship, having been g
given to all persons inde
immediate payment, an,
will prefent them legally
Springfield, May I,l'
_ :
MO
pro•
y. It
h may
h ye •
JUST REcEIVED.--il
Together with many oil
•ath o
meti •
BONNETW 'BONN
Bonnets for women
St reet. •
April 14, IQIO.
M 122
1 . V. li!.
rest allowed
• ..icroment or
i sory, by each
forfeit of the
es the amount
Ith costs.
the usury.
and interest
Ifvery in an fiction,
Forfeit of threefold'
Forfeit of the thin' ~
orfeit of the whole
IJsurioLts contracts
Foffcit of the who
Forfeit of the who
felt of 'the whole di
cent. Usu-
contracts eight
orrelt double tbe up
Contracts for usur_
ry taken.
• void—forfeit,
rest and pre.
nt. Forfeit of in
to usury, and
=I
usury.
. tcu. Usury
conventional
ble with emu
,ay go as Idgb
c per -cent.—
per cent—bc
ury taken.
taken and one
e not exceed
void.
.ntracts void.
excess in case
1 Agreement, any ral
, i overable but contract
ler cent. Usurious r
`orfelt of Interest and
, ver twelve.—
fly agreement, not :
°nein.
or of the United Bra
the per annum. ___.,
=I
or GOLD.
!louse fur Gold COWS
ereof.
lon,
as per Act of
10 00
4W
4 84
1 69
0 69
4 81
0 115
4 57
V 00
3 SS
465
2 27
227
0r
405
233
1560
• 12 00
6 01
2 97
400
'no,
7E%
112=1
MEI
a 70
17 30
17 06
16 0
15 as
1 as
15 33
1 06
1 05
MIE2I
r Stateg of Cermetlty
lermany,
d city of Aug Aura,
Kingdom and 'rusc.
I, and Livre of Sardii,
.Ir 3.
ay, 16
a, ISe Onds.
wl
" tau
nce,s of Nova Scoti
and Canada,
. New
4 00
bushels of the
truculent in America
Grain:
ifin. Bushrt.
2S-100
4-100
et 14-000
14 . 1 37-100
01 43-100
10.1 71-100
5 40-100
6 11-100
1 57-100
TRATO r '0 N
0118111ATION. with
cob Thomas, decease!
ranted o the subscriber'
.ted in ny manlier to ir
. those having claims
auth .ntlcated for settle!
G. HURD,I
• -
CIL
the will annexed,
ate of Sraingtield
notice is hereby
id estate to make
':ainst said estate
neut.
;Administrator.
I
Gilcod
;rem !Hogs by the Way,
:ltat oat riketeles,
Islets of the Gulf, .
ant f the EarioNf,
eh or of the Albany,
agazines for May,
laud Music, &e. &e.
lien good thiugs too nun
rou.s to mention
H. COOK.
• !--Gimp, Lnce.
and Childrrtly nt tho 010
• .n 'and Leghorn
ew PtOtC,Pirenell
M. KWH.
, .
11 HE I B SIER . VE R
.I:dished Wokly and, Tri-Wookly, at Zik
County, Pa.
i,ni 61 SLOAI j PUBLISIIERSZ, PROPRIETORS,
rat
IE, CORNER OIL STATE EiTREET AND TuE PUMA I
SQUARE. i
TERMS OF THE PAPER.
1 rl-Week is pubbshed every, ;:11ctulay, Wedneaday and Fri
mings, at THRIVE OoLLA RA t V liA It, payable at the en
.., =ha.
Copies In wrappers, 3 (Mine.
, Irly is public l ed on Saturday, 'and delivered to
). • Mere by the carrier, at i • ed,
'I, or at the office, In advance, ' I,
! not paid in advance, or within three months front the tin
ribing, two dollars w ill be charged. - •
', dere for the Trl-Vreekly out of OM county must he accoi
i by the cash to i st i , ctue attention. Pio &elation front Me i
I
II communleattoila must be no , st ludil.
EE
DU'
OM
The
day Er,
of Nix
City ii
lly nut
ofu.l
All
ponied
terms
rr.
•
I RATE OF ADVERTISING
ards not exceed ng I lines, one year,
,r tie square -
'to. do. till I onths,
dO. thr months,
slant nthettigen entr, 50 cent
the first insert' n; 25 cents
early advertise have the pr)
'to tittle are allovved to occu py
ed to their immediate bumbelq
'llisentett Is not 11iving other I,
nil charged aterdingly.
Thn!
Lw, f,;
but a►
be li
Ad%
forbid
80NREc
ZOINTIN I'. ~ 11:127:411173330N,
Arm tax AT LAW. C eveland, trtuo—Otrice on Superior sir t,
in A ivater's Block. Refer to tihief Justice Parker, Cambridr
I L
Law School; (lon. R chard nuttier, ID State et., Boston; Hon.
Sam tel R. Porkinv.l4l.l Walnu bt.. Philadelphia; Richard I.
Kit. 111, E5q.,.53 W I maxi, New York. For testimonials, e.
fer . this office.
GRATIAIOI & T1107117130N,
NETS
AND C'OUNSELLORA I ... LAW—Office on French sir I,
IH. Jackson's &giro Erie ._ -
GALE : - . :13 & LANE,
NESS AND COUNSELLOR.. .T LAW-0 (I 1:
IEOD Hixtll PU an
CCI, %Ti
I. f the Public Eignare, .rie,lif,
1 . • ritirtif7 , .. G v
INET AHD CDUNNELLOR AT LA V-0)1ICC in Tammany lIDII,
111EDIET; Six doors wes iof J. Ili IV illialus' corner, Erie.
F. A. IL nloidzi,
NET AND C....MELLOR AT 1,4. w W
itilirie rill Chien Wisconsin,
I
ikes in the counties of Crawf ord, grant and lowa, lACOli
and in Clayton county, fown.i l 1
MVO
OW.
Arro .1
side
RE
gla OD
Arra
rra
• J. H. JOHNSON,
NET AND COUNBNLI;ON AT LAW-^=OIIICC in the county lull
up @Wire. Eric.
. J pala 0. PIAIt = •
NC( AT r.sw—Oillee up ttairtt— ltty Hall buildinr,
of the Prothonotary's ollice,
MUELRAT 97111:114kON,
NW2' AMP CoUNSF.LLOR AT L W,—OnMelrOVer C. B. riglnf i s
,entrance one door rt eee
st of State strt, on the Diamon
.trro
eto
Eri ,
SMITH .741.011.130 N,
Rln Dry CoculA4GrocerleA, ran] wnre, (lards Ware. Lisp°
Nallg, &c., 1221, Clic:lo4de, Rile, 1.. a.
Bo " ioZiffiXDridi)N
9
•IA ,1 AND .91:1101•0:-0111C1.! 111. Isis renidellCe 011 ts.7eveuth stye t,
• • Hz the 51011011liot CIIIIITII, Erie.
L RO — WEIN — & Co.
Ina l itt Foreign and Donicidic Dry Goochi, ready made Clothing
. and Shoes, &e.. No. 1, Fleming Block. State urea, Erie.
lt:Ai . 1
800
C. B.
ESALE AND RitTAlit dealer in Dry Goods; Groceries, Hardware,
kery, Glass-wart !rota Nails Leather, 4 ilk, &e., corner of
I street and the tit:Mir square, opro-ite 'AN` Eagle Dote'. Erie.
DtViTX,
RA in Dry Goods, Dry Grocerieg, Crockery, north% are, &e.,
ltt, Cheapskle. Crie•
MD= cArivrELL,
lain hardware, Dry Goods, Grorerws. &c., north bide of the
,nond, and one door e.n.t ca the Eagle Mid. Erie.
DIGS ps noon, .
I FS ME AND RET Deah , r in Staple and Fancy Dry Condo,
Crockery, Reafly Made eiwiisna, 4e., Commercial
dings, corner of French and Fifth strmis,
T. W. moonn,
'R in Groceries. Provisions, Liquor .4, Gaudier, Fruit.
No 1, Perry Block, statc ,trel, Erie.
A. IL 13zercxEcocu,
.1c in Grocer ie, and Provirion , or on Isiii,6„State facet, three
non!' of tile Ilimuoml, I;rie.
lEtt.
doci,
=RAM COON,
.1-AIVIAI AND RI:I Alt DCIIIDT of and dry Family Gro
es, at N 0.5, Ilonnidl Mork, State street, Erie,
3 31-100
1 61-100
41-100
4 71-11)0
3 07-100
3 33-100
7.1-100
UUOWN & racCART332I,
.IF:NALE AND Rs rsir. dealers in Dry Goods, Dry Groceries &c.,
1, Cticapside, Eric.
•A A : RT.I3B,XT,
ET 111Attrin Upholster, anti Undertaker, corner of State and
Ictith itreetii, Erie.
Cuil 1
t3-'ti
50
ZOSZEPIZ uzzaiwar,,
rAcTußint of Tin, Copper Sheet-iron II are. Mr`Tmlit stoves,
•e &c., corner of French awl Fifth street-+, Erie.
KELSO Bs. LOOMIS,
GEN
WC:
BIM I
!. • AL Forwardititz, Produce and C...tnittit,on Merchants; dealers
oarse‘and fine salt, Coal, Plaster, Shingles, &c. Public deck,
t side of the bridge, Erie,
tt J. KEISI),
Will. VI. CULT,LAGIII:II.;
Forwradini.‘ and Comini,slun Alerehant, and 4h•aler in
't, Plaster. &c ., Warelionbe on k the Public Duck. we, tal tlie
Ise, Erie.
vrazatnn irk coon,
sV, Forwarding, Conklin-Ain!' ant/ Produce 3lercliant; See
-1 Ware-hence caqt or the Public Ilndgc, ling.
. ..F1
ow,
G. LOOMIS, & Go.
ERN in AVntebes, Jerielry. tither, (;erman Fd er, Plated and
tritium Ware Cutlery, Military and Fancy Curds, State :greet,
rly opposite the Eagle Hotel, Erie.
"His,
CARTTIFIL & nnOTIIIIMi.
I LFNALE and Retail deakts in DrinN, Medirinns, Paints, Oil.,
&c., No. ti, Reed
EAGLE HOTEL, '
tneu L. Ilitow%. et - truer ut Strite street alul the Public square
e, Eaqertt Western and Southein ,tage °thee.
JO= ITOUNEION,
en its Theological, Mitceihtneoiss, Sunday j and el:lst:kat
iool Books, Stationary, It, t , French sttelyt, Erie.
; CV. • • TON,
lONADLE 'Merchant Tailors, on the public square, a few
Ist of Slate street, Erie,
LESTER; BENNETT & CICEUTER,
FoeNoea.s. wholesale and Retail Dealers i i SMWC.I, HO' ow
re. &e. State i.trect, Erie.
I BURTON & PEIIaRINO, '
LEN k 1.1.: AV) R %11. dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs,
iil
.erica, &e.. No. 5, Reed House, Erie.
% . fl
Grl
L. arAitatav,
Blind and Door \lnuufacttin, and denier in glass, south
tcornerof4th and State weet-, Erie.
St i
ea
r. N. 37.1.1L1M17.TC4. Co.
Forwarthie4 111111 Produce Connuis , ion Iterchantq, and
' alert 4 in Lehigh and Erie Coal. Salt and produce generally.
rtkitilar attention. paid to the sale of Produce and parch an , of
.reltandlze; Nu. 3 and 4 COl,llll Square. South Wharf, Dutra ,
N.Y.
. llut.nr!er .
Sm
DI
10,
r..
ETTETI PRESS PELINIVINC.
ERIE OBSERVER BOOK & JOB, •
FAINTING OFFICE!
HER OF STATE sTREET AND Tin: runictictumtE,
ERIE, PA
11' proprietors of
to their Priont
$ fur every nr
Doak, 11,1
hairless Cards
fddress Cards,
rerrtitietites,
looks.
t 11111, Pro
: I f which will bej
promptnem ut
y -1 Llele.
ANTED.—A
na traveling , A
onie well recoil
y I, ISIS.
NEW CLOTIENG STOU
J. M. JUSTICE, lute just opened at No. 6, BONNET,
BLOCK, State btrcet, a large and esetntive asgortment of
Faeltionable
READY MADE r1.071i1 NG.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES vEwritils,
d which °sting to the tightne,s of.therney market in the
EASTERN CITI :S
,I he has purdta , ed front the Importers and Manufacturers
;111 AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
which en tiles hint to offer the hest barga in.tever hefore
WARD OF IN THIS MARKET.
I,ng his stock tn, y he found tine French. English and Amerl-
Cloths and Cassimeres, which w ill h made up to order and
ranted.. Also, Ready Made Dros and Frock Coats of the same
, riaL together with a large 0V507411011 to tit Jim
"MILLION" OR "UPPER TEN THOUSAND."
ings and Vests, of all shades, colors and completion, quality
Mee; Summer Ware, calcatted for every meridian. from the
ator to the roles; Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, &c. &e., and
ct every thingappertinign to GENTLEMEN'S WARDROBE.
ITCustom Work and Cutting dobe to order on reasonable terms.
No charges for showing goods. Gentlemen arc invited to call
examine quality and prices. Dort fi,rget the place—No. 13,
ael Block Erie, May ISIS.—IIf
lECEIVED by
Bonnets, Bib'
Ito call and cam
e doors Last o
O _ CONBIGNMEEERT.
111'0.9 prime New Orleans.- Sti-ar,
11
14 11 1Rds. do. 1
5, Ids hest New (Leans Molasses,
12 Kegs Nails. - _ I -
4 4/ozen Canal Shovels,
• 3411.11 s superior old Monongahela Whiskey.
received on consignment at A. KING'S Ware Must , .
RUST & KELSEY, Agents:
1.
Utawl
Irie May 1, VAS
E. are kist receiving our supply'of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS to which we invite the atention of the nubile gen
ly, with full confidence that in quantity, qualityodyte and
.pnmr, our Block will be found Ittiburpabsed by anypring in
city. With a steady determination to bland wholly win our
iuerlls, we ave lenohy advertisements and uteicotyped puf
to our more arty viesghbura.
BROWN & 3IaCARTER
ole. April %), j' SO
. i
~~
YSTreceived per Strainer N inirara. n lot of Fresh Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, which will Iw sold cheap for cash nt No.
lerry Block.
.%pril 20, 1 F-IS.
8.1,00
12,00
emu
smo
s per square, of fifteen lines
rfor each suhsequent insertio
wilep. of changing at plea , ro ,
wore than two squares, andl
direction, will lie inserted
A - CE:O7O4'
8 0
W. W. Loom:,
the "Otew•tera" having made exien.ive midi
e• 4:stal.lisluneni, are prepared to execute all
etc of
tii fancn lob 13rinting,
-
SUCH A'
Bills rat Lading, Drafts and Pills, - -
Cheek !looks, Bill !triads,
. Handballs, Cerlaaralei,
Pamphlcte, Bank Cheeks, I.
Way-hills, Lapels, r
mmes, Odalogrues, Lam eases, Blanks if all
J dea , rriptions, i;r. 4r.
executed in tai erior btyle, at reamniable prices
dispatch. . _
Infitf.EN & SLOAN
active, imbistriptig and honorable young man
gent for thin paper. None need apply unKsn he
innended. Enquire atiluu office.
1r ESPRESSO.
!Express, this morning, a new nssortment of
as, Antrim's, &c. which the Lathe', arc invi
, tine at Mrs. Ward's Millinery Establishment,
the Erie Bank. • . Mayl, BAH.
NW GOODS.
F “ , r ',WA
, • t i r >
4ititailVt4 "
r" ern, k l F 9X 6 . 3 5 gyp_ ,
~
....1... .
.
' -
(
117 Now Stork College of Health.
207. MAIN sTRErr, BUITA.I.O. N. V.
PO.. O.' C. VAITCIIN'S VEGETADLE LITDONTRIPTIC
„1-/.4IIXTURE.—Thid celebrated remedy in conbinntly in C , eaS ing
in fame by the many CUMS it ii Mak 1 , 1;.!
ALL OVER TIIE WORLD.
It has nO Leconte the only medicine for family use acid is panic•
Marty recommended for
DROPSY:
all singes of this complaint immedi A ly relieved, no nialter of how
long standing. Sec pamphlet few - tad intoxy.
GRAVEL,
and all divensem (Wale urinary organs; for these distressing corn
pialnts Is stands Wan; no other can relieve you; and the cures t>.
tifyed to w}ll convince the most skeptical; Etc pamphlet. 1,,M1
complaint-S. bilious disensPs,
- FEVER AND AGUE.
To the great WeA , especially, and Wherever these complaints
prevail this medicine is offered.
NO MINERAL AGENT,
no deleterious compound is a part of this mixture, it etireitftese dis
easeg with certainty and celerity, and dotal not lea% Ir. the. sy kern
- t -
torpid. See pamphlet.
PILES, la cemplaitit of a moat rainflil character 1. 1 t
I MAIM/IAT ELA It I:1,1 EV El), .
and a cure follows by a few days tNe of thi+ article; it , fur before
any.other prep aration for this disease, or for any other t.e.e..eortg-
Mating Dom impure blood. See pamphlet. _
1/ EIIILIT li , OF 'IIII: SYSTE3T.
weak back, weakness of the kidneys, .bee'., or inflarn tine of the
same, is intirtedtately relieved by a
_few days toe of this edsciee, and
a cure is always a result of Its use. It stands as
A CERTAIN -REMEDY
for such complaints, and also for derangements of the, female frame
IRREGULARITIES. SUPPRESSIONS.
painful menstruation% No article has ever been oiferred except
this which would touch this kind of derangements. In may be re
lied upon as a sure and eilbetive remedy, and did we feel permit
ted to do so could give a
THOUSAND NAmns
as' proof of cures in tins distressing class of complainet. SiT pam
phlet. All broken don n, debilitated constitution- from tie. .etrer t
of mercury. will Orel the bracing power of MIA article to art 1111Ille
diately, and the pcittonoue mineral eradicated fru:u 'the t•Y'Atelll.
ERUPTIVE DISEASES
will find the alternative properties+ of thie article.
PURIFI"PIIE BLOOD,
•
and drive such disi.nwes from the system. See pimplilet for wsti
mcny of cores in all tlifeasel, which the limit:. 0 'an al% erti-eagen t
will not permit to ho named here. Agents Bite tin in away; they
contain:l2 pages of certificates of high character, and a Stronger
' ARRAY OF PR( /OF
of the virtues of a tnedir ine, never appeared. It is one of the pe
culiarpatures of this nrwle that it nover fails to Isnielit in any
nd if bone and muscles are left to build upon let the clear:ri
led an lingering invalid BOPP, ON, and keep taking the, meth
ine a . long as there is an improveinent. The proprietor i‘‘ QUM
CAU"ION THE PUBLIC against a number of article-4 witch
come .ut. under the head of
SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUPS, &e.,
y for Dropsy, Ace. 'They are goodfor nothing. and coneoe
ell the unwary; TOUCIITIIOI NOT. Their lit% colors
hought of curing shell 111.25V:lreS till this article had dune it.
'cular study of the pamphlet k earne.tly aolicitrd. Acents
who sell the article are GLAD TO 12111CULATE graillit-
1114 ell
wit to
lICt CI
A par
and at,
ou I)
tit in 30 oz: bottles, at 6 . 2;100z. at SI each—the tare hold
z. more than two quail IX/WCs. Look ant and not get int
pan. Every bottle has "Vastyha's Vegetable Litllolo6l4le
e," blown railcar the alma, the wYsiten signature uf,T;. C.
in, Butfalo,.ritampcd upon the cork. None other omit - tine.—
red by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Prime itialinlice, tali
etrect, Butlhto, at wholesale and retail. No Intention given
'lli link' n. postpaid—orders from regularly constituted _(gents
ed; pokt paid letters, or verbal connnunicatiops b9IIC 11l rig ad
. 41)1111,11y attended to, gratis. ..
es devoted exclusively to the sale - of this article, 132 Nassau
New York city; '4/5 F.soic st., Salem, .:Ifass.,iiiiil by the
pal druggists throughout the Flitted States and Canando,' as,
i . For sale by
.ter & Brother and Burton & Perkins, Erie; C. W. Burton,
•ille; Dr. C. Baker, Sparta; It. C. Tonic & ('o., North • Cast.:
Jones & ro., Girard; D. S.J.liiith. Bridgwater; 11. Magollin,
I Hall & Hoskin., Fine tame; )1. Wilson, sugar Grote;
I& Vincent, Waterford; D. 31. Williams and J. I). Summer-
Varrent Chaise & 31ellontiell,,Titus) ills; Abraham Tourtel
'Mon; It R. Telry.Cdentioro; S. Half, Jr. Crane') Ole; Loons
& %Vheeler, Lockport; John A. Tr.icy, Fain iew. 1 ) 33
FLEAT4ST_ MEDIC I'.
Put
lug 6
posed
Malt
Vault'
Men;
Ma in
to lett,
meet),
vice,
stmt
princ
Avn
Ca
Mea.
1.. 1..
Mere
Boyd
ton,
lett.
berry
I‘NTON'S f:XTI:RNAL REMEDV. CAL1.1:1) 111'N'I":5
INEMENT, has received the ahove title from thoustuads who
hem henelitted ivy us e . Its operation wonderful. Nit -
lingio gave immediate relief, and permuaemly co ring on.
for which it is recommended. / Fur the la-t year I hate pla
efore the public tp , "tintony of undoubted character from ittan
us well known throughout the county of Wel-tche-ter, where
eat repatation of tits Medicine at an first estahlided. During
last year I base received from all parts of the county ,a mass
idence of the great I :due of Oak celebrated remedy sUfliciont
volumes, of a !deli I have ,/elected a few certitirate , . For
allowing disca:es Hunt's Liniment a a certain. tale and bilee
qre
eutuatitdo. atibetion, lVeakne-, and l'aiu+ ut the hack
contraction, of the inliech• , . -ore Throat. (111111 , Py. 1.-
1 Ulcers, r‘true in IltedneaPt and idre„ Sprdtti..
-P., Fret Rheum, Burnt, Croup, fro , t ,, d rod Bunton., Corn,
'
II tti , eaW 4 Of ilk! NrrN es. As a growtloti i , the Nervou.
I n it exceeds , the plie.ters and med irittek' norld. It
ly t try it io Lr r , ott, hired that it wil do all that
roprietunt.professe4. I It+ reputation Is efni•talit!)
every Int-mime Ct here it has barn c•etl nJr 31‘‘, kept a,
•e , i , aty r Eatittly Me ltu uc. Rozot the er idence trailuhregt4l.
C E R T I ICATE.
Ea.! Perlro. Pa., May
•. E. Staillon,.—llear fir; I con.i.ler it los dun to iNiress,
Imago:4'in behalf or),,ar Ifunt'.4 Lia.ricat.
lave for rota , limo p • itil Lmiaa•nl 111 hi) practire, for
'oos di..ear•es, and li•el Satedled, froon the ;:tircri,, rittemling tL
ications, that at •merits all that can Ike raid lit its behalf. I
ider it one of the best erlernal remcda, I hate ever t0.e.1 in
ut"Tetter„Rhatworto. Halt. Itheam, Pain., Bruise, Flt rlhu;:
&c. The cheap rate at ts loch the article o• to fee had. place.
rithin the fetlrll or 0. It 01L111411,1111 the prxr,i,,lextern,il
oiv of every Ca n dy. . DAME', II 11.
. , ,„
us Luuwcin IS :161(1 by' the re. s cv,hl,•3l,•rcbalit-, & I Ina:-
throughout the cOuntr), : ou t by OW PrnpritAnr Sing,
11. STANTON.
~ o r Kik. by J. 11. Burton, Erlcl; 11. C. Town, North 12..n.t: 1,.
& Girard.
1:1e, 31ny I, 1 , 1•
Q. . 61160
r AS
50. 11111).ineryi
31. .Irs-ris
111 RS. W. 1111) tv,aild ititbrtu the Ladies ot Erie :1,1 % irinit.
/Tl that she ha-removed her 11. , tabli Itment to the Somlt ...id.. of
the Diamond, three ,bor- 1 . 41.4 of the Erie Bank, and th..t ,he ha-.
just reunited )'runt Nett 1 - . 1 0 - k and I'lltia.tttlplll:l, IN ilt•ft• , he iiii , V,
lien great care to select the latest and tuo , t .IPPROVED l'As-11-.
lONS OF FINE 3111.LINERY .1N D DRESS AI 11i IN1:. Al-o,
the latest sitle Goitps, tolisleihs.is this moist 111+1111)11:ille: Compri:4lK!
in 1 art of a tartse as_zortment of .Irate, Leghorn, Cobol Prarl, (u
-bur
bur". Lace. Gimp dad ra lell llonuell+, in an 71 rem.,
.to ,ill._
Sill. and Crape Bonnet s 0, hand and made to order at all tittles.
AI. eetnt-ortuient of .1 . 5111 , RICAN FLOWERS fruit! 6 t 0 .75 rents,
an i ,FRENCII from 75 cet e fts to +Bl. .%1,0, Lace Edgines, Black and
WI ite Florence l'rant , La e, Col'd Tarletons, Blond Crape, Col'd
Crape. Ruches„.:Ribhott;Wiie. Lace N'eils, Collars, Pillenym Capes
Embroidered tapes, Cornatton ('ord, tires. Button , . Oil Sdk,
Latiens, Perforated Pape , Zephyr IVorsted, &c. &e. Mrs. IV.
wopld also state that 0 e has eillitlO}Cti an EN I'ERIENCED
DRESS-MAKER, and in ends that no pains shall he spared to
ple4se. ,
. Particular attention Is
DONETS, and all work
tiortine.+H and di,.patch.
' riVountry 31illtners a
GoUds and Patterns a: elle,
Fric, April Itz , .. h , P. 4 .
VIIITUAL INA
rpiin DEl„‘w.tßil MI
-IL Philadelphia, arc no‘'
j.
lug dn. Tl , 4tlred a part ie ipr
outj liability lx*oltd the pr
isk,, upon the Lake, at
terns. Lo,-en will he Ida'
Fire risks on :Merriman'
town or country, for ri litn!
U. IDrivms
Joi.eph li. Seal,
Edmond A. Sender,,
John C. 1)11Vic
Robert Burton,
Johti
Samuel Edwards
henry Lawrence,
Edward Darlington
Isaat H. Davis.
!well,
John S. Newlin,
Dr It. 111. 111.4,11),
•
Bichard'S. Newhohq
ITApplicat ion can be
P.:
fIE Erie County Jluv
-I.are agaitu4 low and
ruerchandize of all de , cr,
Public Square, belt% eeci 0,
%VIII. Beaty,
J. C. Spencer,
'l'hotnas trills,
f:ilvs Sanford,
M. .
IV. 11. Tott•nsend
J. C.
George Set
Erie; June 3. 1.,11.
SPRING
A,RRIVING IN LAM
.!: in the Telegrajilt flu
reolnied front the caws.
(of epur‘e,) miler purcha
clikip lot of GOODS. TI
the principal of "SMALL
and tort them out of the
Therefore any man, nom
will know where to go. ,
ck:II/ES & CREWNER
tug Silk and Fancy Good ,
Plasd Poult ile Sol,
Watered do
Black Woe de Rid I
Florence, assorted
Tissue & Cashiner
Lace Caps and Collars.
bone and Flowers, Linen
Also, French Mack ('I
C:n•siinere., l';nhuuxx W.
ilesc.ription; Fat n,
Satin Rcarfs, Stocks and
elastic Suspenders; Cella
BDAVLB
rpit ERE never was all'
J for removing de , ea , a4
161 AVE powDEns, id
and dangerous C 01 1 ,1111114
dors will just as surely re
fiction ? US many of the nib
,thecountry, can testify q
tles at 1110 st, 14 all that is
cough and where the a
found of great service.
pared to the kns of even
have horses suffering fbr
per bottle. For sale by
TMS day opening, a Great variety °press Goods, comprking in
part the fashionablel Silk and Lineh Tirsues, and Coat'n hair
Eihalleys. Crenadenes, khaded Haragea. Robe the Cam., t•-•q‘i.a
°boa, changeable Poll tl Chewers, Frtinch daconett Plank, ti,a iss
and dotted Lawns, together With ant nuaual variety of cheap CM
colored Lawns and Chit:hams all of which I can all Nvill t.elt as
•
cheap as the cheape,d, at 111 , J "tote, Op hl. tie the FAO , Itotel.
C. 11. Wititart
Erie, Aprd V, Itlz.. 1
;ZtXE OX TIE] AGE:
. lONAU LII
and-Dress
111 br paid to III,E.LCIII: 1 / 4 1; STRAIV
entrusted lob her care ii ill he done n ith
d Dress Makers will be, furnished with
• p as can be 1,111C11;1 , C11 (I.seWliere.
. 6150
ÜBANCE COIYIPA.V.Tr.
"I'd'.ll, IN,.I . I:.‘NCI:CoMit \ NV, 0
i' Iloilo!. lni-ines , on a 31iitua. plan, air
him in the moths of the conipaii, v, ith
'gloom paid.
d Canal insured on the most favorable
rally rind promply inlja-ted. '
ire, latiltlinizs and other prOperty, in
tell term or permanently.
IIIItil."I'ORS.
Janney C. Hand,
- Theopholis Paulding,
11. Jones Brooke,
John Carrell,'
Hugh Cram. ,
George Serrell. -
. David II , Stacy
Charles Kelley,
J. G. Johiwon,
•Wilfiatn Hay,
1 . Dr.I.S. Thoun.,
_
John Seller, Jr.
•nrer Mellivaltie, .
.o.zee'y. NVin. Martin, l'res'l.
ilt,le to
J. KELLOGG, Agent, Erie,
11 .
timmarzoN.
ial Intonmire Company ronlin ICS to in
larnage he tire, on building., and
ptions. °like on the Ea....t x. de of the
II and Itti t.treets. '
utEcroits.
J. IL 'Milian'''.
George L-7elacti,
- Smith Jaekmon,
Elijah Babbitt,
4lnhu A. Tracy,
tauilm Ituswil.
lenry
(111,e..4 sANFolti). Pre, , ddent. _
SeyNett,
lei, Secretary. •
SIMMER GOODS,'
111TANTITIES at the (nd Jew store,
Wing, on French street. .hoses has Just
tf and sonnd, and in great good humor,
hug a very large, a very prettJ and aver)
ese,gcxhis he has deteranood to •( , 11 on
. raoriTs AND u RETCHNS,' ,
stay a. sons as possible, if not t•comer.
m or child wishing to buy Dr A;DS cheap,
Air asserlmeM or DRY, Dr II /11:4,
h, complete. Please notice the lOilukt-
riwiss and Barred Milstins,
I.mbruidered Jr'.ObS
le, Rep Silks, a-sorted colors. '
colors, Linen and Mohair Ginghams,
'Shawls. Canton Crape 1.-411nwIF,
Swiss, Thread. and muslin E,lgings, Rib-
Cambric Ilandkerehiefs, Parasols, &r.
this and Casslineres. Fancy and Summer
Aloltair :and 'Worsted Coatings ,of every
Silk and Cashincre Vestinp, Silk and
Pies, Silk, Linen and Kid filo% es, Cum-
Irt
i+,8..., tc. - April 13, 1i=1...
.
ATA B:l3XLS:Vtil
i__
,riti.iy ili-c. vered, by the ingenuity of man
.1 , from Ilur. ,-.., that equalled COLEMAN'S
_ curing C at mast troublesome, obstinate
tl r If it C9lse is at all curable, there low
galore it,Ais they 'are taken. This el no
Ost reflieetable persons in ditlerent parts of
rim actual trial. One, two , or th ree bot
i,necessary to cure the l\ orst czt4e:; also ill
i d has been injured, ON l: Isittle wilt' be
I.tid What is the cost of three bottles coin
an cirdinary horse? Try it then, you whit,
The want of such an article. Price:Acts.
CARTER & BRO'PIIER, Erie,
Boyn,linNeENT & Co.. Waterford,
11. C. TOWN & Co.: North East,
ti. isTiavART & Co.. Concord. •
pr.t , )4 . 4lqii
GOODS.
"ITATEI S.A. 111:11313LIQuzyl
VI 1.1: , x! 1.11.1.11.1,s vi - kori..ki,Ls
WRIGHT , . LUNG 1.: THE 1 tI:N.111.w . j„,
WRIGHT'S INDIA. VEGI.TABLE
the attire of ituniriut r
e
I R .N '111: 4- 1'10.:1!
. . .
A lung struiv4le d ha. n-111 , 4
Slldden p016:1C:3 111:111CIVIIIQ , 1—t1.01i
(MK fracler; then I nap. ina cha:n• tt ,
—and a4ain )10,1611 to trio! no_r%
had tann•d the, titter:_, of I.kl et:}.
Perfi.ll , )tpc king %VII', ill II lite:l43r ul
lonely from bib tiirutie
has again 1./A(1 , 110T Ulan' t.t the can br ti:4ll Ji
VIII:1"..TAIX--1 b1e. , ,K,:1„.
Napcdeutt t,iill that ..tli.• 0 ,
are I.y the gnahty of their
greatly for the energy of cletrz.clet 10 the Der:, c„
Watile the aticient R4111:1:1, lilvit in
Ile; but tt hcu luxury rn LA in, pli)%i,al
lowed, until they aloe no loneer atie t
i te rth ethet s), Ily -improving 1 / 1 . j ,1 1 , 11..11 •
?nor., IVlriglit's Indian Vegetable Pill,
political engine. l'hey clear th , • hi ad,
Fplrits tt Inch they' in,nart, trni.rut e thy tr,
a prnt erful influence ill favur of r ti 11 ,
penrle drq.cml. Itte.t=ttrat ly 1/I,u ibe 1.•
Ina titteltaliN, of their 61)&4 &pill hr if I ;wt.'s. •),.
give health. and you give cuter*. and 4il.taia
Let a n , then, eherkb health, not 11 , 011 f r tfw
it killg", but for the gi,eultic interests r. .
‘Viiglit' , 4 'lndian Vegetable be
di i ett,e in the fall: !lad 1,0 , 114
sagacity, he would hale ceded to the
which they nsked, and would tlite , base „ TN
lint he not only denied them, but
tailing thin few' privilege Hell the he, ph. h, 1.
artrgovernol by the Kittle general lan
it) the lmat!) hotly, NN hich a re% alr.&e
a-, by 1119Vilig in tune, the es il [lay
VIVI:
11ultRiltl.I:~1I1~r.LI 1:
ATe made eont o tindit.u,, , ,• ‘,„ .
Pr, and adttet,i-4 , 4-ez."arte . le.
tho.c, Hui-take+ r. Inch ate , 111.1.,1:1::11.,1
like, and that th, mlLrr, it t. Indidi`teld o !Irli 41 , I
kind m bad all are Let to:•. , `lber• ;
TIII;O• 1.. 11111 ell irt•Os. fi.ll
an l'llaa+ and other arti • .I , A-cell •
do nM emir all to talre oar. ‘‘ord men 1 ! ,
le•tany one, hat Ind taken other Jae
will be nervesary.
Many I,erscad;hat e lire:, led :may in a C., CI:
alatilliatVit that it St I.lliii temove the ,
Bit nre eeneratly Wawa
cies have nothing U. n1.0'1111;1.11.1 them, and
,male day. But with the -,u-ar. tied by G. Ili •
sinular to lV:aloits ca... Bit
aohiriet%. Woße4 tliel ane la
the public tdioald Fdeer Clear.
Lei it be reineuilerot that IVittatt is hi ti\ Vi lilt itLit
are prepared -per t( to Ilv• 2,,
unn body. Cale.eiiiielill!., 1111. i. are aki
alwas. efkrtiie in rue. ti. out de.zi,e. 1.1, 1,.%
them at hand. •
AGI:NTS.-4"). D. Spaitozil, I'. t
Jul'm .Jr(. lure.
liilo.y Puctur. 'We.t Spra %V. 11. 'I
B. & Cu., IViillslotrLz and
10 the -At , 14 , % VR \
vE4:EI•ABLE Wlll 41 tit, 1... •
Et==
MEM
Erie, May 1,
Dn. ToWNd 7 ' --- -. 1.1i. - o'3 33..5/..:2117.11i1J,
THE mosT cyrit.wiitoNAßy %;rTict't \ I f , ,
Iv4)111L-116s e‘tr,tet 1.- pib up to , o'in i..!..-..,
time. rlieaper, plea-ainers.ind %V:irra•itr.l •;,;,..:;. t ;,, . ..
rare.- di,eat , .. 1% ittlttlll. VOIIIItIIItt, t;IIILN: ..!.,I- , I. 1; .2 ‘:
the patient.
GREAT r.1L1..1N1) IVINTrIZ Alf:1)11':Nr_
'rtne great inanity and ,t‘periont!. tri FM- r• , tp.LI.-', .1
,
(Mier Hiednettle 1 . .--. %t hilt . It IIII;11 , t , - ill- , ,• .; •,, •_.
l
i
6.,d}. It it-I I-1:42 Of VW tin be-t I%M . I's% . : • ... ...,
known; it ant (rill pri - a +,- Ow if I/ ,I,• -, --'..;-.
_, ~,, ,
-,in,Lit It crime - 111-, , putt; .0. I •IC!; ''. - . ~:- . , ;, ..,.,
no other tu-.lt , itw. %101,in 1 1 1,1” ,11.. ,- .. - -,: ~ --
lt•rittl tot.tiont !-I x!. it! I, e
'halt 11;4.11 eta-- r' -of ." ! t !J!
it cnt C0.,111110.i thr•ira! Iv.
" 0 "Nlore tlrok
tli .111 41"-1.1:
4,lKMear-C... (4 (.4, ' W• 0 '
7.' ,00 '.l t• ta I .
2,44t0 c::t. el rrroAa ::
4n• and ;
Ol==iMlll
Q.1:1111 Cll , , (,f tlf
And ttp,a , ;ll,h- ":
iflit`rra. P, n...~ - ,n the i - %tr.•. •
11114 . 11 . 1 , 1.11 I.l'i I , i V 1•111 111 ale
nal
xt . t. arr ti ar‘t. n; j . ."11* InCredil It. LIU /
tr , ‘lti i.'l , l'l - ttlol tt Ir 11 - 0111./11 Itatl-4 1 / 1 , I 1, ,
.1..1./1,11 a./ nt t t . It. Vint .11•:-/.1//..
I
01.11:1.1.1,4 T.r•.__t.l- In Net, ark. J .
hr r tilt 11 . 11`t it/ Itittte t4an roll eat ttt. 1/1 that itlettl,l
are Ontit-nlit/.1,t / . /..1 . in 11. , 1 . /I:, • f Ne•xv• Ibrh, ;1.•
/I' I . 1" 11,11 /111 it/ . tt . t.: mutt rt.arar tor. /1
o.f• pp t(. tt 4 , 1 4 11, Isltt..tt it. It
the 11%, tti /11011/
11111.1 , 1:1:N TIIE
tt rettin. , ..ltltn n-tnnt, n t intn•intrtrtnni Linn In
Intnnr nn•tn , It Int, [tn.., r b 4 tII Auouit to //Wire In ID .
MO. I.
• Itllll N1.1'11: 4 1!..
,Lh II II • %It. -I rt:11 . ;:l
111 Ihr ~o tipi illll.. la `. .'.l 1-11.7",11,.
cur , ' , it h., I,n 1),o .1 :it , t I 1.4 , 1 ,‘,,tl.:ttritil, r
o'at ert.l,,tlt
thr tt. Win I lull Molt Ow Litt • fry lite:1 , 1001y tAlt tt.
z fit zir Ti.,' 111e-I:W4 , t
t.tt, t•rt. t ta 1, atilt Itno'l
rcco inc.] tr. It, hilts: .
ia•
tint It Il• a rtra:,i•• I:l , equant •
NIIIICII I .111,11 , j 1 I . t Ir,a. - an .•o , tn oec• aral )r
:t ~ tilt . ,
t , e! aear. ;rec. WI 111001 our pttacipal pli
;t,/ tt.ry recto a t ii ti ,at,iv.ll)llil.
: 4 111 I!
C . ll' • t;on rilh Cr.r.r/7 1.••
LII r ( rrh.
114torf. r tr II (7 r•(. 11,1 r tr•r
:‘,. ,l. I bli,lat , i I' ~11d•r I. ;,rtlvrattri, fain.,: I , r • ,
1,,,r t b , , ari,t - il Cur, ~- ._i_c , 1 - ..i.._ -
I) :.Ti,1, , , NI.-- 1,4 J.,- s ;•••,,1 1 , :1•1:1% p .7'-
I, !-I,•tit ..,.1.1 ‘.11.A -t :.:•• • ‘....i l tt:t.. ' . .ttl , . and al , •l• t‘• •
.:, ,• !, !•,.:!1% -II! . ~ , •.1.,• u .• ~.. !t• .:.11.., , ,k0t.z. Cu ~.,:. : , I , I -
ri , to latqcllt niolro•11:11 , e01.:111:! : , hl:s 111/ ,011• : . • V. it 't L
1111. )I,r- I: 1110ie., , e4 ,ti ;1t1ey..91141,4 I:I. At i Is: 1 : ...• ,
er.l-1 1 r...ti'ted %%all ...,:i!..•:1tt..1;1 ! at-t• 1 v,itit !to . _•-..
Itadttrittt•r, and ttir tht.la-t mit, itt , ..! th. ito ,, ioit.l. Ito •.
'i• 4 :lro, - tparill.l, had rerillar ,z,lit ,‘,0•:.'1-: I:14, 1., , 1r• , ..:- •
:1:11 ., iiiiin.,( . 4 III:11 I tt 1_114,111w with the 'et,t.:11. , 111, , :r. ' .: 1
illieli.1111,110 . 0•0•1i)11419rm dim dial 100 lii) :gni!: t....,•! , r ~.:.
I•ottlt, of ttltr Sar,:tOrtlla. 1 taut n.l 1.1•.‘1111 r••,1 r. I I; •
int - gratittz:ll, and 1 vitt t•tu ~toi brr. - er - •41.11 . _! ,,,
oaf, 11,14 : - .liiiu-4 o.:ttirt•l 1,4 my :11.1.ettle, ii 11, ':I I- a:
birlif,l. 1 -, 011 1 , 0: at 1:11-46 lit 1141 , 11-11 ail:, ll WI 1, , rt ',''''''
pattei.. if p.rti c 1.,,!•.
Alv little tlitl, v.llO ), three tear, ..4.1: had a. 1I r. ! I or .
it 110 1 4: 01 111.4 Ulster. 11ittie 11.,111 t h e 1iii . 410 . 11. , I 2 , .,!!r .
Of it: and it -ok,tlt•tittrol,. rell
1,1 . 4 1114,, i.
.a , Vu it!•••.:',•'•
IitINV arilllllsl 1ii . .411) Re .III!. illll4 let et -.,N. 5h.,,, I'..
tultu.' blotch..: ti It.tik. C.I. 111 :il,.i all.: II r -kin I , , n,04:•
110%%; and I .tiii •.111-iied ~111, recut e:•e.l Err I.r ail! troat •.••• .
excellent Hied:cure. . S. It .et IN 11,1
Rr.ti , 'erns
hart" , rill . 4 • 1.111.1'k 1.11:111•),,, t`. I ,
rvacto-rl.in,art- "4J:it i,t t•- -•
•
; u...• a I , At. ,
To‘t %%ill clean our 1.1,,,, , !.10
li. rhit, aiul hiutelte , , titut Lti‘ 4 . 11,11 OD 01ati100. , ; , Vkt ,,,•
•1.1! S, :01.! 1,:01:11.111 j
%AUL' to
ro '310111E1:s L. )I.lRniEr) 1.1mr.14.
l'Atratt of Sari-aparill.i fare 1,.0n v‘prei...;) it'
entire to fe - I t ilale comp! 'kits. No female Si aa ft ,
otipito.o. slie to atittn r iaclitint critical f,riaod.
'olitrail to t.ike it, ao it, to a Cert,iiii ta
Jur any nY the itainprotto and horrible dress- to r
art• ..,iihjeet at thin tittle it lila. This ix,riud t,‘
n 1 p.`aro by ti,•itiv, thi: medicine. Nur to it le-a• tnhael^
appriaichrieg a uniatilawil, it r calculated tat- , et
quo: henna! the blood and int•hairating the I,),teni. 11,t`
rued tc me t. invalitahle for all the ilistiatacs to tt iurh tt r . . 6
... lib J. t •
hrtee.t the It Itnle s , tettt, rene , A. perthntlet,ll:. , r; -
erg.es—h) removittv the tutpitrtm, ot the t,
Intim! the ~.:•tettt a, to produce it ,nl. , equent I
Itte cat<relitt,,t-tnellicttle.s taken fur female ac tLnt
SCRDFULA (TILED,
Tith• certificate conclin•nel prole, th at ti' e• : 4, ..-4 1 %
perfect control o‘er the tile-t e!.tin de .I;te.l-e: 01 :' , I , ' ''"
irvtsoitt. cured in one hue is imprecedeme , l. .
'FURL!: CHILDREN.
Dr. Tmr-nrrml—Dear :ziri I havee F
thleae, in `to 11: r • 0
three of nil clid.:rria ILIAC heel' cured bi - the:,- k 1 , :i.. ) .' '
._,llr e‘cellent medicine. They were ;0111.1 , 1 s. '''''•'','
bad sure, hate taken only tour bottles: it to,k lilt. ,'
WhlCh I led tit3nelf under deep uhligration.
Your:. re•pimittilly,
' ISA.kt:' \V. CR.IIN, l''' i i ''''
Now York, March I, Fl 7.
r.11"111)N',
Owing to the great rucces, and immense s.alt• nt hr. Tor
r,trtup,if illa, a inutil , ui of tin , n tt ho n ere fen:icily eat AP'''' -
eoifinanieed making Sarsaparilla, Elixirs, Bitters.
generally put it on in the sante.shapsnl bottle., clattiaNt_,ul
far superior and four fi lial, stronger than lir. Tort ,
hoping thereby to deceit e the public. tkiine of these
moo publish romiterfeit certificates; others hate fn:.:';
brothers and other interested per,Wie• to allow the 6."
names, to which the) pot esquire to ;zit e them re , V , '
) 1w 111.1kee a medicine,- and it ugh respeciabh ,
cured by using Ilir. Tun ip.opEs putilislat"
cured by los -to I: Ile also paiiiisla , the certificate it
%till° style. himself an Al. IL, it ho mend. la vg, digs wet!,
tors horses lit torn- for a lit ehliood. They also - pill
elites signed - by :dating they have used Pr
end's SarsafKirilla, and that tt injured them &c.
great variety of other tricks are performed by these fief.
their era-h. The public should in; pit their guard, anil l.'
counterwits. i
Notire.--- , After the first of JanuiTv, 1:=1Q, minute n ill t , ••
unless they are put up with a magnificent copper 11111 h'
tabling the lac simile of Dr. 'rtm 'eentl'Atiatue,
send.
Principal F111(011 t, Sun Ilitildrag. N 1 Li
& S, Stale street, Boston; 1)y. 11 & Sans, . nit 1
l'hihilelphia; •St S. Ilance, Drutgi-t, Balttmorin I' 'I -
Charleston; %Vriglit & Co. lit, l'harles street. !ti
bath Pearl sire et, Albany; and by all the principal Pr.::
:Merchants generally throughout the United St tte-,
and the I%t:id:a:.
V tart a & 11m - finer. nwl thritTON Sc
Itetnii Agents for Elie CV',llll3--.1. 5. Hopkins leer May
FOR TITEI row • •
JUST recert lin! the inuA tNfere,o4 , s rich, a l
inent of (..elitleint•ti ...ill I 1.. he> I)RE.- - -
ilcd in the. tuarket—coninrn ltg t Inr p lo awl ut II •
Intuit ot I. DM , ' tine Dn.a in.xnl-1, o itcl to tl
ttlaOrS It ,ucli ‘N I C. 11111.1 pie o
It to otv. is, tt ill ..11 Mit irsln
as 11 cent., and othe r (:001):, w protit rtion
ex.‘ PL 1:001):." :a full 111 per ut./ht.o•s {:e•I r ,
Latin, and Gentlemen tub will tti -I llt t'
plenish your m. trilrohe. that you %, ittid to 1 tr 7 '
N. 11, I uould invite the attentioa of the y• rnlC I,a
tug the year to protitt , e—to Our it:Wu—taunt zit I It
right tor the occa•ton. at4o per cent !NI ny [omit r
our 1110iI0 011 it for 01 , 11
diade tosser anti any hou euct ot ..
Erie, April 1"4".
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K i 1 1 „ 4 1!:11 1 r ,t nal hpl.
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•April 1.3,
3riti t- 111 111,1 1•1 "
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