T NATIVISAL — The Gazette calls upon
1 , 1 ~evidence ,of Gen. Taylor's endorsement of the
AIIIVTICaII creed." When will that-paper havo
!ioirsty to forbear front misrepresentation? WC did
that Gen. Taylor had "endorsed" the doctrines
, 0,7 t patty other than hy . accepting their nomination.--
GPO. 'rioter is the candidate of the Native Ameri
.lr, pant . , that that ptirty in all our principalcities, claim
•is as theirs by the right of discovery, as it were—is
ndorve „, e i,t ,, enough to identify him in the eyes of all
. n .ible persons with that faction. He accepted their
Anination—all-their papers and orators support him—
t der candidate placed upon the ticket for „Nice Presi
at has withdrawn in furor of .Flihnorel In 'Catlin*.
, r the Nativists have it all their own way—and havo ac
:,Jl,lote'il down the whigs in public meeetifig, and hero
in,tead of calling their gatheirings "'Whig Meet
„..,” they are to be called "Taylor Meetings," a s
.spromibe between the two factions. The Gazette will
A deny that he is the whig nominee—the exponent of
i,hig doctrine! And yet in the face of the fact that he
,;arrrpted the nomination of the Notices, while he has
;IX • pa - clad that of the whigs, it has the effronterv—
.
unbluNing i mpudence—to ask for proof of his "en
'Jr.entent" of Nativism!
Is ,r CONFROVI:RSt..--it is a waste of time and room
.ll4eu.s the difference •between "internal improve
and "harbor and river improvements," with the
C a ratnrrrial. The Grriati, better authority than the
founnereial, acknowledges that so far as the "opinions
, f Gen. Jackson and ProftNiser Wayland" go, we have,
;stabled our position. What was our position? The
C o mmercial charged that, as Gen. Cass endorsed the
resolution which declared a general syidern of
accrual improvements" unconstitutional, he had atodce
forever precluded himself from signing any bill
rating appropriations for Hirers and Harbors." To
,tie demurred, and suited that as "internal improve
did not mean harbor improvements, his endorse-
.nt of huid resolution had no such bearing. Now we
mi k the "opinions of Gen Jackson and Professor Way-
*I" on this subject will "go far" enough with all dem
rms—a, to the whigs we do not expect to convince
/in , I laving, tberefore, "it must be conceded," in the
o f the organ of Whigery of Eric county, the
established cuir point, we take leave of the dis
,J.seo with the two following premises. First, the
,lotnereial has not a word to say in regard to the alter
made in the resolution adopted by the x'vhig ratifica-
, i ne.etnie, in regard to "harbor improvement , ," That
i,- , lation when introduced read "internal improve-
Second, if 'the position of the Commercial is
urn ct, tea' this alt ration made!
than :recut of the Editorial ar:icles of
Gaiette. aro devoted to the Ohscrrer.--
of the Editor of the Oli,erver being a
r , rti cimen of humanity, as represented by the
t; ~, e ue. be were a cry Large one: Or 0 full grown man
!,!,1 I Ili :I i cma,,nrfl repremAttvd bn tive Com
y
m otai, l ll, , a matielQarger l would that .heet have 6-be to
..ed on all :be :males. it would then be deemed necer.-
19 at rite to defenq ... the "universal whig party" front
.1,,u ks.
ho int: 00 , 1 Dttr tos.—The Nen Orleans Mer
:: of the I , lb,Says:—"Wo learn that Lieutenants
:1.1.1 Dutton. Who were under sentence of death for
r in the encof Mexico, but who were released by
I, ti fttle! on the Declaration of Peace, turived in
All .1111111111 1111 at one of oar large hotyht—but Were po-
Akh rey-tetl to find 'platters by I.he proprietors.'
rim -it 1111\1•CLN , F. Aatip. "
—'l'iu• acknowi
, ~..111,1t tt ptilitt7litd :110/Se l /00//I,lSt.
••paprr, inolor control of its pre- lit utlitorS,
•;..1 th:it Mr. l'olk heattily Nvith the citi7en , of
reaioti" in regard to river and harbor improve-
..9,1-; ‘vaN dispo•ed to go farther than most of
he w:e: :A) attleut and radical that hit wished
/ptriceeds of the sales of the piddle lands to he entire
a ItlithaWn front the StateN, as the whim.; d e ,ir e d, and
.pplopriated to the improvement of rivers and harbors."
We say the Editor of Om Gazette ncknos lidges this
••• a -Went fidlr, hillt like any other confided eulprit,cn
••-t% or, to shift the Napo , upon a "personal friend."-
111th his "personal friend" wo have nothing to do, but
:r:hes us if a "personal frieid" of ours should furnish
tin false information for publication, he would be a
-personal friend" no longer. Every mars, however, to
ede, and the Editor of that paper can harbor about
-
-olee as many retailersof falsehood as he pleases, but
ton•t recoil, et that a man is judged by the company
h But, says this associate of molt who break the
minnvindinent•—•• Ttiou shalt not bear false witness
Jrna‘t the neighbor," (in justification:
"The editors. however, attempted what wati.ticarcely
li l lohicrtionatile, viz: to exhibit Mr. Polk in the light of
Ifecided friend of Biters and Harbors—or, in other
words, as desiring national appropriations for the purpose
of mirroring them. This We awn without fear of con
tradiction. the Ohurrer dare not deny. it. Ita reaSers
a End the people generally w ere CEIVED,"
Now a law)er with a son-acknowledged- false witness
upon the stand, would 044 1 . to the jur and say, this
man hawing once falsified the facts, inn now to be be
lieved, and both judge and jury would throw out his testi
, moot. We aught a l it,' propriety take this legal course—
, hat we prefer another: It is this—the above charge of
7the Gazette we Ray emphatically, is untrue—as false as
t e trot—and without a shade of truth to rest upon. We
forbear further comment, and defy the Gazette, its "per
orlai friend," and the "universal whig party," to prove
it- The glove is downt—take it up or acknowledge the
fibehood:,
Of Zachary Taylor's abilities we could have no doubt.
From his early youth, When he so gallantly defended
Fort Harrison, to his Mature age when tho glories of
Monterey and Buena Vista have been added to the tri
tnpin of his you ger drys, he has manifested consum
mate abilities in 6very station in which his countrymen
hate placed hint.—Clonimercial.
Very true—and that !'evert• station" amounts to just
' , NE! en office in the artily. He never filled any other—
never w•ae called by his !countrymen to till any other, and
%hat i 4 more never willhe: But is it not strange that his
• •conlucix!nate abilities 4 were never discovered by the
Whig Pak- until within p year and a half or two years?
h; risk.n.--pur amiably soft cotemporary of
G azelle is the butt of every wag in the w t hig party;
who under the guise of a "personal friend" concoct and
poar.into his ear "cock ;and bull" stories about any, and
everYdng, knowing will that. thenext Gazette will usher
them "into this breathibg world scared half made up."
and that lie and he afolid will be standing with mouth
iioudering whati every body else is laughing at.—
Fur omance, look at Pic "Reminiscence" which he
ztle publicity to, last seek, at the instigation of ono of
th^ , t Wags, rind then lied to hack out of it on Thursday.
A nrin is not to blame. certainly, for a 'tick of common
and it is cruelty refined for thoso,teho are wiser to
Ph) off their pranks upon him in this way.
I ,
NI/T.PENDIf.NI' TAVI,OII CIiNII,N ON IN BALTIMORE.,-
M i e
independent Taylor men of A aryland who were ta
;wa all :w( by the letter of the Whig committee in
Imn•tana, Wend to call another State - Convention in
flaiumore the latter part of this month. By that time they
expect to receive Gen. Taylor's acceptance of his nomi
nation in Philadelphia, and his answer to the indepen
erat To for ItiC . ll in Baltimore, iii regard to judge Senn
chl:'sstaternent. His independent friends will then act
knowingly on Matters which at present they consider
Pomolint obscured.' If the General should refer them
10 the All6on letter, the last he said he intended to write,
n'f'Y Sill be still more puzzled than by the Whig Com
mittee's Card.
(;"• T %Itol.—The New Orleans Bulletin says Gen.
Taylor ha, not received any official notice of his nomina
tion, for the Presidency, by the Philadelphia convention.
It this is , o, Kohut btutotnes of the report so industriptisly
cnealated m the whig papers that he had accepted that
aatmnation?, and what, furthermore, of the re,clmt
au
n~uncemeat by authority "of the Louisiana deleigation?
W. S . Wait, of 111., who was nominated by tho In:
Congress for Vice President, declines the honor
c rone he does not like the principles of, Gerrit Smith,
1 , 11., 0, a* nominated for President.
By Magnetic Telegraph.,
Dispatches for the TriAgeekly Observer.
• -
An=W. or mai
NIAGARA.
Great Battle in Paris-10,000 Killed!
75,000 Wounded !!!
Tho "Locotb‘os" of *ads Triumphant.
Ntw Yonx, July 13. B,A.
The Steamer Niagara arrived at Boston this morning,
and brings 7 days later news. -
Tho streets of Paris have been made to run with riv
ers of blood. After four days and nightscontinued fight
ing, the insurrectionists were put down.
Ten thousand men were killed, and seventy-five thou
sand wounded, and the republicans were finally triumph
ant.
The outbreak was begun by the workmen of Paris on
the 22d of June, At last, barricades were erected, and
the National Guards called out. On Friday, the 23d, the
insurgents got possessiob of the right bank of the River
Seine, and all that part of the city. At this time the
Hold de Ville was threatened by large masses of troops,
and the artillery was brought against them,_und opened
-
its fire.
On Saturday Paris was declared in a state of siege, and
General Carignan Put in supremo power.• On Saturday
the fight began furiously and continuethe whole day,
with horrid Carnage.
The Assembly betrayed no alarm in this frightful eon
'dition. They tried to stop the fighting. On Saturday the
red flag Was hoisted, when the fighting raged with re
doubled furl%
On Saturday morning the President of the Assembly
announced that the insurgents were put down.
On Monday the insurgents, in part, surrendered, and
the others fled or wore shdt. General Cavignac stormed
their intrenchments and killed thousands.
The fight continued all day Sunday: Some took, re
fuge in Tertflachoise, but they were driven out on Tues
day.
The insurrection was quelled. Fourteen Generals
were either killed or wounded. Fifty members of the .
Assembly were killed ; also the Archbishop of Paris.
ILTWe learn both by mail and telegraph that Govern
or Shunk resigned on the 9th. A new election will of
l eourse be held.
NEW YORK, July 13-7 P. M.
M stock itrirket is buoyant for fancies,
but heavy for sound stocks. Treasury notes 611. Flour,
moderate demand, and no marked clump iu prices.
Sales, t .: . .,' , 3015 '25 for common and good hrmids. Corn un
settled. Mixed 43a50e. Rye GSaG9e. Oats 43e. Pork
heavy at yesterday's prices, and could have been bought
lower, Beef very heavy and firm. Cotton quiet. Whim=
key :21a 2 / I ,e.
FOIMIGN M t H ETS.—A inericart provisions aro duil,t—
New me-s Beef 8541961 6d per tierce. Mess blds. l soa
3 Prime 31x3G+. Polk prime mess, 44a455. Plime
35a10.. • Cheese middling, alal3s uer cwt. Bacon west
ern, 33:110-3. Butter tOttl9,t. Wheat .16a48,1. Flour' 5
a 2.35. Corn 'LlSa33e. Indian Meal Ids 6tlal4N.
NEW Y tax ;tit:wt.—Several small houses were burned
on Sixteenth St. Gm". Shutik is very low. Mitchell's
health is improving, and no labor is required of him, -
Stess ts lt.tallots.—Tho Taylorites of_Chiengo held
a ratification meeting on the Ist inst. The Tribune, netl
tral, and the Democrat, both speak of it as a tame ntl'air
—cold and formal,'save when the orator mentioned the
name of Ilenry Clc:ity. Then, came the attilause, It is
unfortunate that the whii.ts have such n troi7nination. S
Lisle Smith, mie of the most eloquent of speakers, was
the prineipal'orater who come to btuf Ca4ar. He was
formerly a most . devoted friend of Mr. Clay, and of course
drew the old line Whigs to the meeting. Tho Democipt
observes that Gen. Taylor will not poll the full whig vote
in that region of Illinois.
EU' Mrs. Mary Dickson has been re-appointed to the
Post Office at Lancaster, Pa., for follr years frounthe Ist
inst. She was first appointed by General Jackson. in
18:29. - •
POTTER Couvry.--The, Democracy of Potter noel in
County Convention on the 7th, and appointed hicpsr.
McDougall, Cotter and Cushing, delegates to Pe Con
gressional Convention. They ard instructed to support
Hon. 0. A. Lewis.
Dmer Fonorr.—The' meeting of the Democratic
Young Men's Club, will take place at the Court House,
on Saturday evening. A general attendance is ex
pected.
CABINET Cussoes.—The Baltimore Patriot publishes
a Washington letter, which states that Mr. Marcy, Sec
retary of War, is soon to receive an appointment of For
eign Minister, and that his successor in WM. Office. is to
be General Samuel Houston of Texas.
In' The Legislature of Wisconsin adjourned on the
27th ult. to attend a Cattivan which happened to be in
Madison. Most of the the members are young men who
had never "seen the elephant."
ID' lion. W. R. King, late minister to France, is spo
ken of as likely to be appointed U. S. Senator from Ala
bama in the place of Mr. Bagtiy, appointed Minititer to
Russia.
ANOTHER RAG Max.—The Sciota Gazette states
that the capitol stock, amounting to 'one hundred thou
sand dollars, have been subscribed for a Branch of the
State Bank of Ohio, to be located in the town of AthAs,
and that the Stockholders have chosen their Directors and
officers.
Farm MExteu.-The N. O. Pica yune of the 28th
nit., says:—A Mexican_ gentleman now in this city,
whose means of obtaining information fronOlexico
are of the first order, furnishes us with the following
items of news from that Republic.
The State of Tabasco is luirrassed with Indian
insurrection, the object of which is the extermina'
tion of the'people, of reason and civilization..., Emi
gration has commenced, and a panic teror lufa taken
possession of the white race. Poor Tabasco! She
is following the same track as Yucatan..
At Vera Cruz a representation has been made to
Op government, praying that, on no consider,ntion,
the troops of the line be permilted to enter OKt city,
offering toprotect the coast with the National
Aj
Guard, whs nut yet organized.
In the City of Mexico, a horrible nerticism pre
vails, and it appears that open discord reigns there,
menacing the Cabinet of Herrera tvilh a speedy fall.
The protest against the Treaty of Pence made by
the Deputies of Tamaulipas, New Leon, and other
States, ti, the number of nine, has been adopted with
ardor by the people. This proves that the_perind is
not remote when Mexico will be dismembered into
small republics.
Paredes is progressing, and the lovers of the Re
publican system favor the fall of the present Gov
ernment. Paredes will overturn Herrera, and the
result will be, as beftre, the restoration of Santa
Anna as Dictator.
, GRY. TAYLOR'S PLANTATfuIi.--The Baton Rouge
Gazeite 'says: "It has been reported to us that a
violent tornado pas , d over the plantation of Gett
Taylor, in Mississi pi, on its late visit, which swept
i t..
down and destroye a large proportion of his grow ,
ing. crops, and caused a loss of several thousand dolj
tars."a l
YJ When Texas annexation was resolved" upon,
Mr. Pakenham, the British Minister, jocosely said
to that noted wag, Matthew St. Clair Clarke, "Why
I 'expect you will next. annex England," "Hush!
hush!" said Ciarke; if you put it into our people's
heads-111 be hanged if they don't do it."
"A I.trrix.nlorte GRApE."-- 44 0n a certain mem
orble-occasion, Gen. Taylor said, 'Give 'em a little
more grape, Captain Bragg.'
'ln the pr sent condition of the great political
brittle, we feel disposed to exclaim, give us a little
more whiggery, Gen. Taylor!—JlP-. Vernon Times,
(whig paper.)" •
i
rt:- - -To the Zraithook—Tbe most pleasant and effectual
, Lisa' Arrri.lltu.wes 'nd Spring medicine Is Dr. 0. Depjamtis
Smith's Sugar Coated Ind an Pills. Tide matchless remedy is }
re
commended by the Matro of the Naval Hospital, N. Y. and thou
sands of Families. No p lis have given so general satisfaction.
Mlle sure and get th Genuine with my name written with a
pas on the bottom of the hex, G. BENJ. SMITH.
Carter ic-Drother and Burton & Perkins are Agents, and sold in
every town in the country- brae
lEO.llle lick and Afflicted.
DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF W 11.1:
O . ..CHERRY.—We can consistently state that Dr. tiwayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry bas been extensively used in the
United Stela' for more than tea years; that its beneficial efforts
have been tested by thotasands; that it Invariably removes • - recta!
cough, and that hundredi of individuels, graduallysinking under
that insidious attack of 'death's fell emmissary, pwlstoaary
nimption,..have been rest - Awl to' health. happiness and friends, by
Its use. awl ,renew living witnesses of the curative power of this
remedy.
ANOTHER taystlet nerving, Ti,t lINALT/L—Readike molt remark-
Glee care ever recorded.*Dear Birt—l feel called by a sensed duty
I owe to suffering humanity, to acknowledge my grateful thanks
for the wonderful effects of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry on me, after sufferingimonth after month with the most afflicting
Of all diseases, Consumption. The first simptorns were of a very
heavy cold, which sewed on my lungs, and gradually grew worse
with profuse night sweats, a hacking cough. and spitting blood,
with great debility. My constitution seemed broken down, and
nervous. system much Impaired. I went to Philadelphia, was
treated there by Physicians of the highest standing.but received no
benefit whatever from them, but gradually grew worse, until my
physicians as well as myself, gave up all hopes of recovery, and I
felt like one who is about to pass through the valley of the Shad
ow of Death. At this "awful juncture" I heard of your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry,
l Of which I purchased six bottles; which. I
ant happy to say, entire y cured me, and I am now enjoying better
health than c l ever have', before in my life. Physicians who wit
nessed ray cage are highly recommending it in similar eases: and
wish you to makethis public, so that all may know where to pro
cure a remedy at once tVhich will reach their disease before tam
pering with the span y "quack nostrums" with which the co :try
is flooded. My residence is 4/, Ann street, where I should be hap
py to have the above substantiated by a personal interview.
V' lie not deceived by the many spurious and worthless prepar
ations of Wild Cherry,Mshered into notice by ignorant pretend
ers, but see that the signature of Dr. Swayne is on each bottle.
which is the onlfguarantee against imposition.
Prepared only by Dv: Swayne. N. W. - corner of Eighth and Race
lyreets, Philadelphia, and for sale by respectable Druggists in near
et all the principal towns in the United States.
Burton & Perkins, No. 5," and eirlia & Brother, No. 6, Reed
Reed Rouse, Agents. j 2ml
In all diseases of the s blood, alt eruptions of every charac
ter, Scrofula, and even Canters, the Great American Rein- on ,
edy, Dr. C. C. Vaughn. Vegatabte Lithinthroptic Mixture, is a
sure and sovereign spetic. The great alterative powers of this ar- 4
title is one of its leading features. The use of calomel is superce-
,ded, where this Lithiatriptic is known. It will eradicate any coin
-plaint which this welt known mineral is used as a remedy for, and
lea% es no deleterious result, as is seen to be the case w ith calomel
if it is used. We shall give in the course of a few weeks some l a w
testimony to Pro%c th'e character of this article as a remedy for to
Cancer, Scrofula, and all such diseases which are produced by bad iii
blood. The Lithontri ptic' has made many cures, and ix daily mak
ing them all over the-world. Call upon the Agent, under the liead Ar
of Great American Remedy. in our columns, and get it pamphlet,
real it, and you will pind the principle upon which It makes cures Ac
A r
in all complaints. Ad
,FEVER AN AGUE conguered!'- This ilbease lias
at length met with an OpPOIICIll • before which it has had 1 1 , 1
toy Mid. in the India Cholagugue, prepared by Charles Osgood, M. I B r ,
1). This gentleman reeidee several years in an infected dibtrict B r ,
of Michigan, inakingpver and Ague( its uauett,ellbct, and cure, N a
hie otudy, and from the knowledge thus acquired. he compounded B r ,
the above named medicine, which has never yet been known Ilk
Numerous certilicares (room men of the highest respectability,. B r
trait} tug to the greatellicacy of his medicine, can be been on ap- h r
plication to the undersigned agent. Br
'l:.r' This t , tcellent compound In for sale by tlt preprietor's B,
Agent', BURTON be PERKI3.;S, No. 5, Reed lloabe. 3W Bi
pIARRISID. u
In North East, ion Tuesday, the 4th inst., by Dyer 8
Loomis, Fri., Mr. Henry Skefile, of Mina, N. Y., 6 8
Alis Harriet Babcock, of the former place. . B
tt
On the 4th inst.', at the Cataract House, Niagara, by n
the Rev. H. Calbduin, Mr. Hiram D. Smith and Miss It
Harriet M. Warq both of Westfield. It
n
Leghorn Rats =4 Bonnets Repaired
.
Kt A, FELDTM ANN, l nd ol
ate from ea ttan ned
urg, Germany, would res- B
pectfully info. in the public that he has located himself in II;
Erie. and established a shop for the purpose of dressing over. and B
thoroughly cleansini, and bleaching Ladies' alid Gentlemen's Leg. II
hurt anu Straw flats and Bonnets, and invites all to call :index- B,
amine siec linens of ihis workmanship. Being Just from France, B
he is enabled to do up Ladies' Bats in the very latest Paris fash- B
tuns, and; in the best) possible manner. Shop on French, between B
'Third and Fourth streets. E. A. FEI,DTIVIANN. B.
Erie. July I eoddltf
IMIELIO NOTICE.
i)unt.reNoTlck, Whereby given that application will be made
.1. to the next Legiidature of Pennsylvania, for the incorporation
of a Batik, to be called "The Canal Bank of Erie, with a capital
of One Hundred ThOusand,Dollars, with privilege of increasing
it to Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, with all the usual Bank,.
lug privileget+, to bo located in the Borough and county of Eriet,
Sthle of remisylvahict.
Erie, July 13, It i 3. it
( Janus C, Mar;hall, 7
H. Cadwelf,
• C. M. Tibbals,
Benj. Iroinlinson,
Smith Jac kboh
Thomas 11. 1411,
' James ,Williants
Win. A. Galbraith,
Chao. it. Wright,
George Kellogg,
Deer's liair.'l
9 TONS Deer's Idair Just received and jut Bale knit at the Hard
t) ware Store or [' H. CADWELL.
July 14. 'me. . • I
d for rate Iqw.
500 lbs. Horse Shoes, •
3001bs. " Nails, '
.'te of 11. CADWELI.
J UST received a
at the Hardware 13
July 14, 1848.
13Y EXPRESS. 7 =Just received a good assortment of Lawno,
Borers, -Fringes for Mantillas, Summer Shawls, Ladies'
Cravats. Ladies' and Children's Walking - Shoes, Silk and Lisle
Thread Gloves, Ladies' Mitts. (Ladies' aid Heats' Cotton Hose,
&c., to be sold cheap for cash.
Erie, July 14. li3lB.
IDIUE WARD rapiTonv.
THE subscriber would inf.:nn his old customers and the public
generally, tha he continues to carry on the Marble business
at the old stand on, Ninth Street, between State and Peach. nearly
opposite the Academy, wherehe will keep on hand at all times, a
large stock, consisting of the, different varieties of white and va
riegated marble, snarable for grave-stones, (set in sockets or with
out.) Tomb-tables i monuments, lie. Those wishing to purchase
will - find it to their' advantage to call and examine stock and pri
ces. Ai lam not to be undersold, I pledge myself to furnish any
thing in my line, from 13 to 23 per cent less than it eon be had of
the traveling agents for Eastern Factorise.
Erie, July 8, 048. lyt)
MORE LlClll7.—New style Solar Lamps, Camphene and Lard 1:
Suspending and Side Lampe, Girandoles, Plated, Branch, I t;
and other Candle Slicks: al G. LOOMIS & CO's,
Erie, July 14, 184.1. • nearly opposite the Eagle.
TOOKING GLASSES.—Justopening, a splendid lot of Gilt and
.1.4 Mahogany Fituaes of sari wrsizes and prices. all warranted
to improve the 'coke s by G. LOOMIS & Co.,
Erie, July 14,1*. State street.
SPECTACLES pf Gold,Sitver and German Silver Frames. an
extensive assOrtment of concave and convex. Alb°, the cele
brated Perifmal pcctacle, superior to any In use.
G. LOOMIS & Co.,
July 14, 1848. State street.
AND SILVER ARTICLES.—An extensive variety of
N.ft Breast-Pins. Braceleis, Rings, Lockets, Chains, Pencils &c.,
of the latest styles. Also, Mammoth and other Gold Pens of the
different makers, Silver Pencils, Brooches. and Head Ornaments.
In short, the public will find more things Man the Printers mil for,
as it's not intended to over-rate the stock ; still we would told that
Microscopes, for lagnifying swill objects, can be found as usual
at G. LOOMIS & Co.'s,
July 14, 1848. State st., nearly opposite Eagle Hotel.
-
TIME IN - GREAT VARlETY.—Ctocksor ditrerent kinds, in
cluding Kirk's Marine Clock, a late invention. Also, old
and Silver Watches, a tine assortment to select a good time-keeper
(roar:Tor sale very low, at G. L 0051113 6c Co.'s,
July 14, I$4S. I State street.
SILVER WARE.—Tahle, Dessert, Tea, Salt and Mustard
Spoons, Tongs, Ladles, Forks, Butter and Fruit Knives always
on hand or manufactured to order. Silver warranted equal to
coin, and no charge for engraving. B. LOOhIIS & Cq
July 14. ts4B. nearly opposite the Eagle.
STRUMENTS.—A large assortment of Guitars,
ViotinS, Flutes. Flageolets, elarionets. Drunts
r, Violl i, a Bass Viol SWltigs, Pegs, &e,
G. LOOMI 4r. Co.,
State street.
M.
Accordeo . n
and Fifes. Gut
July 14, 1848
!trio Money Wanted.
• ,
received at par for Goods, at the lowest rates;
bought in the Borough for any other kind of funds.
I " 111ETCA LF'S, i
I I No.I, Heed House. I
E4RIE ATONE;
they can be
Call at
MOM!
doz. Rakes for sale at the rhanufacturer's prices,
by - j C. B. WRIGHT.
01/11.1GLES.—A. good article kept constantly on hand on the
corner, by C. B. Wright.
July 11,1818. .
F - REsii consignment of Pekin Teas; at the agency, No. 3, Reed
House. BURTON & PERKINS.
July 14, 1818.
I Qountrx Merchants, -
ci It prLIED with ur. Jayne .Iv/calcines and the Vhola
gogue at wholesale prices, by the ag ent.
July I I, 1?...83 L 1 BURTON & PERKINS. ,
4 1 URPENTINE and Linseed Oil, taw and boiled, by the hart
J. or gallon,lar tulle by BURTON & PERKINS.
July 14, 1848.
BITEIVLEAD, Pittsburg aud Buffalo Red Lead, Litharge, V
'titian Red /cc. &C., for sale cheap by
July 1819.1 I BURTON & PERKINS.
In the matter 41 Ms assignment of B. K. Cranston, No. 107, Fa
Term. 1818, Common Picas of Erie County.
Notice is hereby given'to ail concerned in slid consignment, the
E. D. Gunnison and George J. Martin, assignees of D. K. Crane
ton, Into of Loeltport. Erie county, hove exhibited and filed thel
trust account in the Court of Gone onPleas of said county ofEiii
and said account will be allowed by said Court, on the first Mot
day in August Fier', unless cause be shown why said aceoui
should not be allowed. ' IfiLS I ON KING, Peoriey
Erie July 3,11819.
\
GLASS WA, _M.
FLUTER„ covered Sauce Bowie , on foot from 7 to 10 Inches;—
Ribbed and Plain Pitchers s Jelly Stands ; Sugars nnd covers ; i
Pressed Saucers and Nappies t Fluted and Plain Tumblers ; Honey
and Molasses Cans ; Goblets, Lemonade and Wine Glasses; Lan
terns, Lamps. are. I have just 7eived a selendid assortment' of
the above, whieb will be sold fore sh at Offal° prices.
tw2o ll. EADWELL.
,
•. 1 Lumber Wanted.
T WILL pai CASH for 500.000 feet of Hemlock Lumber, deliver
ed at My qck in Erie. Bills will be given fir the find wanted
Also for any quantity of Popular, rcumber, White Oak, White
Ash, Cherry; Chestnut and COMM° Pine Lumber. -
Erie, April 2t, 1818. WM. TRUESDAIL.
:i xi vr , Go o D 0
filliE subscribers are just receiving a very full stock of SPRIRG
and SUMMER GOODS consisting of aiwostevcry variety' M
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardt:aro and Crockery, all of which have,
been purchased at unusual low rates: and will be sold as low all
any other House in Erie, They invite their old customers. Lad'
and Gentlemen, and the Public generally, to call and examine thel
msortmentbefore purchasing elsewhere J. HUGHES I Co i
1 rie.June 10, 1503. i
NEWJune 28. I . 1
Temperance Tale, Mary Grovi
_ -
June 22,
400 M. let Quality Pine ebingle•. or Hale by
June 23. I-, CARTER & BROTHER
welt 17
least, e ,
good's actin ClMlngogne:f Ist cheerfully comply % . 11.11 - your re
quest b • presenting my testi non in its favor: In n y own ease,
aS well as in many others wl ich have come wider am observation,
this Inc Heine has effected a speedy and permanent cure ; and
have tl • fullest confidence in it as °preventive again I, and an of
fectual emedy lee fever and,agne. It is said to bee it bone
ficlal i bilious diseases generally, but my knowledg of it is con
fined t cures or fever and n' e, and ns n remedy tb such, I cot 1
dially commend it. I tun sir, very respectfully,
i J P . I S . A .
8 7'Z ;
y ' .
rr rota Rev.' Charles eighley, Chaplain of th:
D the ( gent at Detroit.
:o e. a s T lig O h a tes s•r t ro,
My ear. Sir:-1 feel not t
misip r the India Cholngo ue an invaluable medicine In bilious
hesitancy iiCh" i O n
P yr' i l that L I
fectl no. My reason is siluply this; I have used ii. On my re
,.,
Yours very respeetfltly.
' . CHARLES R '
BURTON & Pl
Agents Or Eris
re
nnin cidatlon. many others have used it. and I Sae yet is learn
e i ante its which it has failed to ejfert a cum
Dc rticular and hiquir • • for Dr. Osz(xat. Ihai.
dta enu other. For nary
LIST cOr similiTz.
E. !AIRING in the Pot/t office at Erie Pa., Jul)
I. as calling for letterslin this list will please so
red. Two cents Ohl eos bf advertising) is charg
the egular postage.
.1
rode sop Elizabeth
j , Hannah Miss S E Owen° C
ride on George 2 Haskell James Oakley 7 idward F
real I George Hall James Osbura Jeremiah'
chi ma Samuel !kiss Rev Levi Pelton lalsey
runs mpg Andrew 'Haggerty Guben 2 Peck T aey U 2
dso, Samuel T Hicks Capt - Porter . W 3
row I Charlott Ildniton II • Person Caps CGI
Ml' In R & Son Hart George L Pinney George W,
row tee Mira Sarah Hart Ann Mary . Peroro Felix
roc Eveline Hernon Ann Maria Patter n Margann '
ram Stephen & Reser George Power arnica M •
ath niel }papery George Quinn reticle '
rub. ker Benjamin hull William Riehar s Frank
lou • t James Hannon N id Rbshar s E 5 2
rosy a David W 2 Hall Capt II Ray M s Aannb 11l
rots it Robert Haskins Renaldo atiley ;web
rag Edwin Many John Rands 1 George A
or, ugh Stephen C Hayes W , Ronda I Triatt
oak James , Hoffman Henry 2 Rhode Miss Fanny E
dal, • Eltsha 7 2 tioiii. 0 H Richa ds Thomas
nye IL MtililtleillOn IlUie John Roger 'Lewis
sae wood James , HuMplarey Dr James Rocks Tell I' K
not n Ransom ' tiodinet A 2 Kober E
'rad ock RansomW Horton Orvill S 2 Robisdn Rebecca
fen. in IV 1) Holises Andrew Robinson Win L. i
tab! in Mrs Harriet Hull Milton Roberson John
Ind Mr. Hunter Pent' Roff Miss SamanthnA
1:111 icorge 11 Joskmn Frederick A Reed Miss Julia A'
UM• lieu LOUIS A Jones Ilenry. Santini 8 M 4
tart a Geo W ' Jones %Wm ti Snow Cain ,1 F ! ,
Lief , r 4 'alit Truman Jones A W Smith Isere' 11
Mill 'hatter It Jumhon .1 P Sennis Robert G 1 ,
tart er Daniel Jenkins Isaac S Spencer Rev't L Lj
tart AI Doctor Joties C B Shadduck John
tar n William Jackson S Smith Jessee
Illim gs Mrs Jane Jones Cornelius_Smith rsane B
toe, Is Isaac Joes Cheater Sloan!» L
ton George %V Jo hnson :Visa Maria Shrydek James' '
lud ong Isaac. Knowles Alcnzo Sunlit Stephen T
tort telt Mrs F Eller Samuel I' Sampson James •
Intl •r Daniel _ Ke r Miss I:11111y Scoeille Nelson 7'
ton tell James &Cu Knigskind E J Shank 3liehaei 7i
la Miss Jane Kersey R A Scott John 17
ha In J C Kilburn Josiah Stewart Mrs Mitry
ro y Mrs Pierce Kellogg PhilanderStedman Henry j;
he ch ntlehlent Elikoatriek John Jr Id anley Horatio
~ ,ra dull Janice Kellogg J W Stuyvesant Christian
lira. MOW It Keinnady Patrick ' Stanford Cyrus
Car el W Kelso Albert Sunnily Peter 11 4
C lit if p La licipp Nene licarloL P t:
Cal en Mrs )(Uhler James M Hearts Luther P. 2
Ca Lucy Ann "alley G F Simpson Thomas J
Can p, William Love Miss Sarah J Sanders Ilezekiah
Cur . tiling. Geo Mean Juleid Ann Sacket W D '
Cue ran Mrs John E Liner Cleo Sailer John IL
Coc 'ratio Rodney Lowry Samuel HaundersTlimehas or
Ca- ,er .1 L 2 _•ErMftwer Edreond Isaac C
Cum istock Mis AluniraLdavelftsorth Chas Tracy Mrs Entity B
Col urn G 0 Logan Bristo ToWnsend Doc S I'
Cot nor Miss Susan Mt cry Joseph TIIOIIIIIAOII Johu • 7
Col Henry Langley James Tilit Josiah B
eons Williams H Linden Henry Thoinaslithristian 1
mk Mrs Melte Llimsoll N K Thurber Edward
Ca y %V C lisiwson Win Taft Daniel
Oo •Ilyr Abraham Mid James Talmadge Henry 0
Cultiss Cyrus J Labah Isaac Tracy Alexander
Dal 116 r. White Loveles Lore 2 Trnar Fernando F
Do nes William I Leacock Hugh Twitehings
Du n Harry 141 c Nair Harvey Van Vranken Jannesß.
Conrad MOefillin Mrs A D Voshurgh Miss C
Dr wn 11 I. . MCCullen William %%flinger Mr
Du n Roberd McFargin Mise S A Van Horn Mrs C
Du lap Joseph. McEntyre J W Wright Henry II 2
Do y Parker McClelland Thomas Wheaton John
Do ety I) McCarthy Cantles Mr Ik•aler in Burr
Ed yards W C Miller Joseph ,7 111111 Stones
ElI s Salem Marsh Wilson Webster T W
En merson N Manly Mrs Susan , Wilcox Solomon
El: to,tone Samuel Marsh John" Wrsti.r, John
Pr er Bridget Mallory William 113 Williams Mrs S /I
Fe ter John II Metre! Mrs Maximo. Weller Ruben •
El mating 171 Ane Mason Jobe Watilman SolornionS
Fr y Isaac Martini Robert Wm ha Lin
Fi zgerndd Melia! ' Meeker Mrs Cinthey Webster It I.
Fi k David Martini Mrs EtinerannWilliams .1 1::
Fo well Ilulday Miller 'l' P Wdrren Alexander
Fo d Daniel 1) Mason Miss Pe.cis B Ward Samuel H
Fl slier .Daniel May J . Wilson Miss Sally •
Ei ch .1 11 !gooney James Webster John t
F ester James Morsel:remnant 3 Webster Lt John A- -
Fr uk Alonzo Mantairn William IVi.eox Marehs '
G- irman George Myers Eliza Atm (I Ward James
F rward Henry - Mort ison Miss I. T,. Wise John -
7 , nett Parker INILIOte Miss Many Fr Williams Mr
yr Martha
Morgan William William 1V Wells
.: iith Miss Ins:belle Nichols SB Ward Delos A j
ift• Daher John I Niles Mathias Wilde!' Josiok F
G odban Williani North lAW j Williams Rolston -
G eey C E korcrosi: Andres) Wood Dr %V ill '2
G nett Chester Negres J Real Wolf Jycob - •
r. ant Mrs Sarah rine S(1 Wood Wm, A
G en Liman wen F I W00011%404411 Fremilc
111 inca Jae 11 Mien John Wood Thomas J j
fl I gle Emma F Otto Valentine Zuck John .
11 rvey Daniel Ogden Mrs ElorenceA . ,-
• 1 04.IinAN LETTLIIS.
. . . -
Jos. M. Sterrett,
P. Metcalf,
B.unuel Him
John C. Beebe.
Carbon Gratenn
John A Trnity,
William Kelley,
ILH Williaine,
Lane,
J. H. Fullerton.
131121IIMM!
.1. R. COCHRAN
/
Mr Richlentaub —+ Sehockeburger
. h ‘ i r t roc " a l t i ' e r Vatitallne Kra' Nicholas. ritsinger 2
°lnc Bartel or Matthias llartieb Mihttel Leger
John Vessel Tobias Kramer 2 P 1 Schiap,t
iristian !Runs ,Jaccob Kerner R Slyher (
•rnhart Baker Charles Haerble S Kosnowski '
.cob Bohm Andrew //ofius August Schafer
'ter Roll , peter Haeinholer - Kari Salb.
aim Brestch Joseph Kist Michael Semler
Int George Braun !Adam Kiowth Mr Senton
r-ttleih Vridparm ,lohn Hearer . John Mahal Enable
rani Ehrman John Porstt I ble.ltasilan ItindrlC
illy Today john Loonhard G tiltwalt by Heituann
cob Edinger ',Peter Bich' Christian Sizaur
louisa Deltrich 2 , Killian Oyer Casper &hunt
ost Glot !George Sldughdecker John Lany
eorge Glimmer IJacob Saline George Serannt
Gable& CuMary Trion 2 Alexander %Veber
hn /*Mar - (John Kosensweig Peter Vett
- - ROB ItT COCBRAN.. T. M.
•
Erie. July 1. 1849. _ 317
AIDE 70RICIEL,
nosortnie.it of rim Works. consisting of Sky Rock
ets. Roman Candice, Blue L'gtits, Pin Wheels, kerpents, Fire
rnckers, PorpeilJes4 ?tilling Cr ricers &c. &c. just received
nd for sale at No. I. erry Bloclq 'l`.%V. MOORE.
June SO. ISIS.
Cr - 'ailes £l[4icoabdominal Supporteis.
Fa i r surpassing Banning's, 'itch's and any and
1 1 ! a nil other bimilar instruments du attording relief in
Mott:casts for which they are designed and recom
mended. This is ill be acknOwledged by an ex.
$ °initiation and comparison of them with the oth
. ern. They are vent, light and einstir, can be
A. adapted to any size or shape, worn without Moon
-1 venience by ptitsollB in any, condition, male or
female, young or old. IN FEMALE wexecmt - Ell in all
its forms, IN mom:nevus, LIVER COMPLAINT, DI 8-
PEIIIIA, general weaknesss, debility and nervous.
nes. To clerks and school teachers, students,
and all young persons who either naturally or
1
_..._ froi habit incline to stoop or bend, these bistro.
.rents will be found 4 the greatest service. ,They not only belie.
lithe health but greatly improve the personal 'appearance and pre.
eat a train.of evils which result in incurable maladies.
Physicians are orpf.cially invited to call and esemine them.
OAR'FER & BROTHER, N 0.3 Reed House.
Ore the sole agents, appolhted by the Patentee.
SODA Dracurr.
AFRESH supply d . Spencer's (Buffalo) 134da Biscuit, just re
cowed and for ale at No. 1, Perry Iticcit by
Erie, May Pt, 104 , . 'l'. W. MOORE.
P
UM TITO
Applia, Or r nges, Lemons, Apples, Figs, Raisins, Cur.
rants ace.. for wile at No, 1, Per y Block ,by
June 30, 1848. I - 'l. W. MOORB
.
150 GALLONS Comi Varnish. anicala
we. Chair and White. Also Jaw
rune 28. I CART
Fever and Agar,
THIS loittisotne destroyer of the human jonstitation is almost
invariably CURRD by the India Chutaff give or Dosrasit's
Tn
sic Mature. they do not fail, nt most, mot* than 'one time in
twenty. And if niter one bottle has been ascii and the chills stop.
ped (which is always the case) the patient hmild continue the use
of the medicine in email doses, once or 'it lee a day, lbr a few.
weeks, pay a proper attention to their diet, nd avoid needleo ex
posure, hardship and fatigue, tbsy would al aka obtain a perfect
cure, avoid a long run of this moot tediuus d distressing corn.
plaint, as well as save a long Doctor's bill. These medicines to
be had tt all times, genuine, also other prep rations, such as Dn.
Tutu, etc., with at) the necessary directions nit advice at No. 0,
Reed !louse. iof I ' CAW [ER ¢ BROWER:
July 7. 1819. 1 9
- -
• Wanted Inuriedicite)
THE nalance csd all noteaand accounts
the late firm or Engtchnrt
d c Mayer. I
save cost by calling and adjusting the samel
next. May 12. eodtf '
rouNrogood Coffee for one dollar,
to. .1 Mny Ip, 184&
/ %LIVET, 011... , -4 superio May r article ibr rum
by. ( )
or the 'Fruity WM.
• STAFFORD'S!
GRABS OLOTGB Car sk rts and Bun bo
don Mos] in, Yointed Landscape MIA.
Goods, Just received per espress and roam
June 10,
IZ3
Ml=
%F "'' )
7
June eq
sums Or tOMOMMISI — 4001111
At the Ntrateh v Oleak, lour ;evrelry Moro of
. 'LOOMIS & Co.
Li AVINN
large additions to our fanner - snick sty recent
purchases in New Velit, rind emended our business fur =the
manufacture end sale of work In our line, we shall in a few dais
be prepared to accommodate the public with n blood a,"rnneut
winch, fur autratfly.qualitY wad cheapness., has never been es
celled,if equalled, In this city.
The stock comprises clocks. wateties. Jewelry, humps, giran
doles, looking glasses plated and britahula wate,,Bobeinian ware.
musical instruments, gohl pens. flue cautery. Ruiel Work, together
with numerous fashionable articles, suitable for the Summer and
l'all tea k . a rarticulars hereafter, when at Waal. a task will be
"peered at - the goods. ,
N. D., All , kinds of clucks, Watches and Jewelry repaired lu
the bestmanner by experienced workmen. Also, seal and other
engravingtlone on short nottee. -
13tate street, nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel, and one door below
ripalibrd's Bookstore. Erie. July I,
BLACK.Inue and Brown Broadcloths. Cassitneres, Tweeds and
Kentucky Jeans, fur dale as cheap as the cheapet4, ut
• (JKORGE SELDEN &
June 10. lErlg.' ("heapslde.
MILE subscribers have removed their stock of Goods to No. 3,
etleal,*ide,, one door South Of Messrs. Titihal. Pr Dewey,
where they are now receiving a general assortment of Dry Goode,
Hardware, Crockery, I:roccries, Iron, Nails, &e., which hate Leeu
purchased lately at reluced prices, in the Eastern Cities. The
Goods were purchased cheap and will Le sold ,cheap, nod would
invite their old customer. end the public to call and examine qual
ty and price.. • (May 1171 GEO. BELDEN et. SON.
HOLISC TRIMMINGS—A good nssortmem of :di kinds o
Locks, and House Trimmings w be, had minimally cheap, u
June LO. C. U. WM !GUT
fr HIS day °pc:linen great variety of Dress Cloods.COltiprii.ing in
L - part the fitallionable Silk and Litieu Tissued, and Goat's Hair
Shalleys, Greuailenes, shaded flanges, Hobe de Game. Swiss
obes.chatigeable Pon de Chevers, French Jaconett Plaid', Swiss
and (lofted !Awns. to.rether with au unusual variety of cheap fast
colored •Lawtir anill-4ittehattis all of which I can an will sell nil
cheap ha thecheapest, tit my store, oppubite the Cagle Hotel.
C. B. muGuT. -
Ede, April :0, 181 P. , 50
Valuable Sarin for Bale,
IIF. subscriber oilers for vale the Unproven farmon which lie
T
nowt resides, in Greene township. in the settlement knotvints
...Yankee own." The tutu contains alsnit WO acres, Iftof which
are Under cultivation. The Improvements consist of a twu..tory
frame duetting, to o frame barns, and sheds. together with all other
omit buildings necessary. There is also about 3011appleirees, must
iy grafted, pears and peaches .in abundance. The hind lA'
smell
wntered and tintLered. rind vaunted in an excellent neighborhood,
and convenient to mark& ft being only lit e tulles front Erie. Fur
further Writeulars enquire of the subacriher on the premises.
ASA WIIMIER.
Greene, June 17; IsktQ. 3na
MILEY. _
Cliolama',
111 KINS,
and vicinity
I, 1818. Per
, they nee ad
, d in 4daition
ji AM authorized by the Town Council of the borough
1 of Erie to biter the above reward, to be paid to any per-.
son who will give such information as will load to the
arrest and con:Fiction of any one hereafter found corn
mining any trespass upon the Peninsula or Island oppo
site the town, by cutting down timber, carrying away
logs, setting lire thereto, either,negligently or intention
ally, cutting down or destroying underbrush, or any other
act inconsistent with its permanence and stability.
The following is the provision of the act of Assembly
for the punishment of this offence, which will hereafter
be rigidly enforced;
••Any person trespassing . upon and doing damage to
the said Peninsula,i by cutting timber thereon, or by dig
ging shrubbery of any kind thereon, or by setting fire
thereto, or by any other act inconsistent with or repug
nant to the rights of this Commonwealth, sh tll be liable
to be indicted therefor in the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Erie county, and to bo fined and imprisoned for each
and every otlence by a fine not exceeding $5OO, and an
imprisonment not exceeding'six months, and shall be
subject to pay, for the use of the Commonwealth; three
times the value of the property taken or destroyed." See
Pamphlet Lads, 1833, page -199.
CHARLES W. KELSO, Burgess.
Erie, June 29, 1818. 3w7
LETTE 31 Sor Administration on the estate of Joseph E. Leo.
Late of North JEast townelisp, dec'd., having been granted the
subscribers, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to snake, linniediate payment,' and Mosel IMring challis
against said estate to present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. ..IL,EXA IVD ER D U.A CAN, 1
LYE Id LEE , Atha' ra
- June 17. 1818. 60
1 - 14)NNETi3l tIONNETIC--Chup, Lace . Devon and Leghorn
1-J 'Bon pets for women and children, ut the old Jew store. French
street.
April 13,1818
WE would invite the apention of the Ladies to our stock of
Dress Goods, which we think beautiful and cheap, consist
ing 111;mi of silks, satins, !mares. Plain awl Dahill striped and
Plaid Mohair Lustres, Pod de Chevre, Foulards, Embroidered and
Figured Lawns of the Late.st styles, silks, &c. We would take
this occasion to say, that since the brief notice me gave a few days
we have retched quantities of New Goods, staple and Fancy, and
Without giving in detail articles and prices, we would say our as
sortment is undoubtedly as large as is kept in the place, and prices
we are pledged to wake Op lowest, nut excepting those that Putt'
the loudest. N. B. Erie Hank Notes taken at par at
Erie, May Id, 1818. AIETCALPS.
LADIES' Press Goode, cornier ins of I. Willi, Balsarines, Lumen
And Cotton Gingliatus, •Calico &c., just opened at lid. 5,
eheapslde. by GEO. it3ELDEN & SON.I
Julie 10, I. 47
1
• Executor's Bale.
I N purnuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Erie count!
-.. . -.
in — ro —d i .
will be sold at Public Vendue at the Court House the boug t
of Erie, on Monday the 7th day of august, A. D. 1848, at 1 o'clock
P. M., the following oz:era:led lot or piece of land, situate in the
Totrnstlip of Franklin, in the counts' of Erie and bounded as fol
lows, viz: Beginning at a Hemlock, the south east corner of land
contracted for by E. D. Hulbert, thence by said land North two
hundred and twelve perches to a 51mile on the Crantesville Road,
thence along the said Road east forty one perches to a Post, thence
south two It mired and twelve perches to a post, and thence by the
residue of tre tract West flirty -tale perches to the place of begin
ning: conta ring fifty four acres and tilly-tn o perches of land,
strict meat:tire; said land being al part of he real estate of Thom
as Tuchey, deceased.
Terms of:lS:de—One fourth on confirmation of sale—balance in
in three eq al annual iestalutents with %merest, to be secured by
Judgment, bond and 'no/twig, on the premises.
GEoRGE GAI,I.OIVIWII. 7
ALENANDIII TAGGART, S E x ecut ors.
June, !al, italp. ' wnia
WE - are now prepared to make to order n's
nigh Pressure Engine
suitable for Mills or other Machinery, and furnish Hollers
of the Most approved kinds, on short notice and at the very lowest
rates. iceriat, SENTiEri & eIIESTEII.
May 4, 1t319. 51
WOOLS o
T o -
subscriber having entered into partnerbliip in the man
ia. officiating business, are ready to manufacture wool into cloth
at the Yankee Town Afills,'on the following tering, viz: For cubit,
steel-mixed, Black. Brown, and Snuff . colors for Wcts. per yard.
Caggimeres incte, Sattinetts i33cts., White Flannel, from the loon,
Wets., Pressed Flannel and Blankets 23 cts. per yard. We win
also nianufactore on the shares. as uglial. IVe will card and spin
wool into Yarn for front 1 - .5 to Picts per pound, according to qual
ity. We have alto a quantity of Cloths and Salina:its on hand
which we wish to exchange ffir Wool on reasonable (Orion. Wool
will be carded into rolls, ag usual, for 3c ts Per Ch. The above pri•
ces are for cash, and no grumbling. We algo keep on hand au ex
cellent article of pumps which we will exchange for wool or any
thing a form can raise. , IL N. HILL.
Mill Creek, May 27. - GEORGE 1111.1..
Now rirrn,7Now Goods and Now Pricbs,
tir. subscribers having asiroeinted themselves together in the
Ji. tnereltantile business under the (Inn of Lounsberry & Wheeler,
are prepared to sell Goods as low - ns they can be bought West of the
City, We. would therefore say to the inhabitants of Cattiest ilk
and surrounding country, I.ring on your Ilinter,,Cheese, eggs, grain,
Lumber, Shingles, and a kpriukling of Cash. and examine the
quality and prices of our Goods -be!hre ptirehm.ing eh eul ere, av
we intend to Matte It nu object for those who wish toy make
ready pay for Goods, to buy (bent of us. Call 'and examine our
stock—we make no charge for showing , Goods.
LOITNSBERY.
Cranesville, .11/11C 3, tf 3 G. . WHEELER.
MUSH ORODEEML3.
IHAVE just received a largerana well selected assoribient of
Family GrocerieS, to which I invite the attention of the Public,
and which will be sold as cheap as any in Market. Among
stock may he found CotYde, Tens, Chocolate, Sugars. Molasses,
Spices °fall kinds, Fruits, a great variety; Nuts: Pickles, Tobacco,
SnutT, Wooden Ware. etc., etc.
I have and will constantly keep on hand, Flour, Meal, HMOS,
Pork. Fish. Fresh Butter, Eggs, 45r.e. Ciw me a call at No. 3,
American Block. . JOHN rEFFER.
Erie, June 10, 1: 7 48. 4
FP' ID and Ereal Slippers and Walking Shoes, Men's Gaiters and
X. Sit pperb at the old Jew itore, French street. M. KOCII.
April 13,11.18. - 1
LI RIE Bank Notes taken a, par, at the Jew Store of M ock,
Moses K
-La in the Telegraph Building on French street, for goods.l
May 11, ISIS,
GAMS FOR WOOL. ' ' -
WOOLI W0011.:--Cabh paid fur Wool on the corner opposite
the Court [louse, by C. P.
Eric, JUTIC 10, W4B. 4
•
JUST received, a beautillit selection of Canton and French
Cr. pe Shawls, including the embroidered &masked, plaid and
figure , various colors and patterns, together with au unusual va
riety f other Eihaws and Scarfs, to be had very cheap 'sd, n the cor
ner near the Court !louse. C. U. WRIGHT.
June 1.
• Fe Dress Goods.
T RAVE now a Complete assortment of Ladies Dress Goods,
L which lam pre t pated to oiler cheaper than ever. Also, a nice
lot of Crockery and Glassware, nt i C.ll, WRIGIIrS.
June 1, 1 1848. ' 3
ttECEIVED lids morning by express some beautiflal styles o
Dress Goods.Ahavvis. act. which we offer at unusually low
rates. We would novel:411111y invite purchasers to call and Exam.
Inc our stock as We are determined not to be undersold by any es
tablishment in the place, either for ERIE MONEY, Produce or the
hard cash. May 17. W. C.A. It. P. HOLBERT.
: I
which Coach, "Pupil
.t...
1 n for dyeing. t. "
I 'R er
' n R o Turn
, . . .
c
- i
MEN BBumnmer Goode, 4 large assortment for vale cheap , y
[June tO) tiEO. SELDEN ktON
THE
subscribers have procured from the East an entire new eel
of Machinery of the most approved patterns. and ore now pre ,
pared tomanufacture Wool with a neatness and dispatch Unsur
gamed. and on the most accommodating terms. Wood Carding,
Cloth Dressing. andapinatag promptly done, they being enabled
from the abundance of their machinery to Card rolls, and goo
Yarn without interfering with their manufacturing.
A large quantity Of 0104 on hand to exchange Mr Wool. All
kinds of country produce and Erie Money received for work and
on debts due us.
Our customer/sand the public generally are invited to give e s a
call, and we assure them all the changes we make is onward—r e•
iug determined to keep pace with the improvements of the age, and
hope to be sustained in our ittlbrts.
A. J.,& M. W. CAUGUY & CO.
Fairview May 10,1818. - amt
4y l
Our the subscriber. and
yersons interested will
0
1
before the first Of June
% ATIIIAS MAYER.
• et
H. COOKIL;
- - - -
North nest Woolen factory.
7000 YARDO of Clothe. Catalrnerer, Tweeds, Satinetis,
Blankets, Flannels, are now ready to bee:changed fbr
wool at the following rates: For plain flit) cloth. one ynrd lbr .21
lbe. of wool; Caulluoros 21 lbs., to the yard. We will also wan
tiftteture during the Beason, Black, Brown, Steel-loixed*lolti 05 213
ets. per yard, Casslraeres of the same colon at 30 etc. and white
flannel at IS and 'nets. per yard.
North East, June 10,, STEVENS & SWETT.
y use for
Ti to veryilcow
nets; red,Freneh
win
es. and other rietiNeyr
:d by
1 ALLYN 4 CULT,
wATER LIME —5O Ebb Just reco!ved on eOrmignment pp
Rune I) C. O. WEIGIITI
Now fitoro-6.Now Goode.
I i70,)}0.,F=1.4;1*-Izirel.ll}.Al
The
,reniusula.-43.0 =WA/W.
Airithlthstrater's Notice.
lUOUE M3W GOODS TO DDT.
steam Engines and Boilers.
Crape Shawls.
oolen ractory
Vairvivw
i - */MCZKIMas 'W
.. , JIJST teeeived from the'
LIP i 1 .. , ,. - `2,1 ilinnt, Philadelphia:a
....I7 ' '' ...-- ' ital %Yorks, which tt ill e
prices; autong which w
B Ittiett 00 /V% t i :111, - Buda
- Lk) le'. 318tetia Medien and 'Thera
allitarchill'• NI law ifery, - Chute!
..N4rwell on fenialeo, t 'cope
condi° on t:haarrn, Jones
Lew ee's Midwifery, Lt %% e
Dungteson's new Remedies, !halal
11.,i‘tota & IVanter's Surgery, Maier
Miller's l'ractice, Phiii 1
Ploll[ool 100 Suxuadt. Taylo
Wilson On the , S!ciii, 'IV apo
Cyclopedia of dicn n IVali
'Conan 011 the Ilorbe, _ _ Claret
27te subscriber is agent for I.ra & Blanc!
I.ll,:rary or iscellarLeo. tverkit
bete at Publ islices prices. Physic laps. bl
quested loran and eiamine liis catalogue
Erie, Julie ttl. te.t..%.
LAW 130011 =
T UST "Te , :v lye 1 (tom puhlt•liell, T. e
.1 &Mini. the following laiw Boake, lclti
rubli.,liers Prices:
Stark ie on TS - Llettcc, Rtas , ell
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence, An,••-.
Dai110i.`,.1.:1%% a of rennaylva
=
Barr'e Penn'a. ltvingte,
Rep . ty•-•%. - r ♦ol'e
=Mi=l2
MnX=E=
erg. rtabli.hers iiitporUl
l.aw 11,)o}ai on phort a lunge, a
=
MEMM
NEW - "Cfay
J. M. Jt'r4T (1..
. EL( WK. State btreet
4"
l'az:t/Guuble
READY MA Ditil
elpTll6. G.I,SSIMERES
which...vim; to the tightnet e7of
EASTERN f
he has pureha.ed from thd Imp,
AT A GREAT S.
4 w. Well enabled him to offer the
HEAR() 01 , IN TII IS . 1
Among stock Ina) be found tine Prim ,
CluttiN and Catibilneree t which will bo
ranted.. .11.40. Ready 3lade Puss and
inatertal, to tether tt ith a large aNs,trtnietl
.1,M11.1.10.7i" ult ••171'1'.ER TE
'eiaiti 'ant Vest., of all alindeit, COOT
and price ; Saintlier Wear, calculated to
Equator to the lblca ; Shirt*, Itrawere,l
in tart every thhig apt adding to
011
'Li - Custom work and Coifing done to
'Er No clouges for .41()%% tog goods.
call unit evituitte quality and pricCs.
;V& 8 , /lamed !Muck. •
T 1111017114,1 ET
QTrimv GooDs AN') mi,st I.EN
received one of the largebt assorune
broitglit to tbisauarkvt, eltibrae th
llinl's Eye Braid.. Rutland and elllna l'
English and Aniericati Lace and Ghtipsi
Itb the lale otyles of (.lentlemett's Pedal
flats, all of which nlll be bold on the r
r 111
Erie, April '27, 1018.
SELF Control , a - iful'el, by Mafl Burt
13 June
DARN ES' Notes on James, l'etcr, Jol
JU June tki.
co LI GAH HOUSE MOLASSES, tlw r
1 7 , Juno! 'I?. I CI
- To the La.
03111'S, the largest assortment in el'
June 28.
rpurn.ed lin
I. by
Ja.IIC 1
RAWLS and Dress Goods—the choicest lot hi the City, at
13 [Jane 10 . ) ALLYN & trl"S
' Erie Woolen rectory. •
19000 YARDS or Cloths and Cassimeres am now ready
J to he exchanged for Wool by the sutaleribere, at
their urual rates of exchange. They have a variety ofi plaid and
fancy stripes of the latest eastern pattern*, for Gent's. (pants and
boy's Clothes; also a good variety of all wool Tweed* for summer
wear. We will also manufacture, the present semon, pt the fol
lowing Woo* in cash. t iz: For Black. Mau a, and steel-tali cloth.
31 1 ers per yard; ear , dlnereof same colors 33 eta; white .Flannel
cts, nut pressed Flannel at 2S tents per yard.
MEIIAFFEY & BREWSTER.
Erie, May 11, 1848.
13UTLAND DRAM, ••Gipuy." Rird, Dun.tabler, Open Straw
Jenny Lind, China Pearl. Rough & Ready. AT4ed Straw
English, French and Gimp Bonnets;of the latent styles, fur sale a
reduced prices. at , TIMM LS & DEWEY'S.
GROCFRIES.—The most choice belectioti of Family Gruccriea
at the lo%%Lat rates, can be had at No. 0, Reed liouv.
M. KOCII
IMIZI
I A Book for the 'nines.
li j rc; G a s Z d ei g ien ue*- o; !i t!'ou 'r is " All;g e r ` i ' c a ll e „ • ,7l.7,lt..l.,ll. l ,"ol:
Victoria. ace. * Julie tit?. , SPIFORIP.
-
O.PIIIII7GrAnIXONO POE 184 .
R. s. RENTER. Pa ttrricAt, Ilivrrut, tti I introduce,
the Spring Fashion fur Rats this day, and could mum
trapecinilly solictrtill friends and customer- to call and
examine thls t ery gentlemanly appendage.
Erie. March IP, 1419. f 4-1
WINES & LIQUORS, ~
T UST received at No. 1, Ferry Block by i
s/ June all. 1.?.-le. T. W. MOORE.
lirsAVEUr ECE - 11Z - Vi.WO: _
TII ERE never was a remedy discovered , by the ingenuity of titan
for removing diseases from Home, that egualledOOLEMAN'S
I,IEAVE rownERS, in curing that most troublesome. obstinate
and dangerous complaillL if a case is at all curattitlie.selk,W
ders will just as surely remove it as they are taken This brava
fiction, as many of the most re 9,ectable persons in djtirent parts of
thecountry, can testify from actual trial. One, two, i r
three bot
tles at most, is all that is nece:aary to cure the n 0114 cases; alstfin
cough nod where the wind has heen injured, ONE /mule will be
found of great service. And what is thefostufthree bottles com
pared to the tn.s of et en an ordinary hors Try it then, you who
have horses stain:ring fur the want of such nu article. 'Price Nkt.t.
per bottle. Fur bale by CARTER & EROTREN, Erie,
- BOYD. VINCENT & Co.; Waterford,
B. C. TOWN & Co., North East,
S. STEWART & Cu., Concord.
_______ ,
PItOTEGVION.
iIE Erie Connly , 3luttial Insurance Cuinpany cOnliflllPS to in-
I. Full. againbt and damage by tire, on buddinp, goods and
inerch.tiblite of all de4criptions, Office on the East site of the
Public Oquare, between bib and 1111 streets,
. ,
PIREeTORS.
W . :n. Braty, J. n. %Vanua",
.1. C. Spenc , .r. GeerLte Selden,
Thom 1... willit , , thnltik lick-un, '
1 (Alen Sanford, rlijalk Babbitt.
C. 31. Tibl..tlq, Joint .I,....Traey,
W. 11. Town bend, - Hand n Russel!, .
- Henry Cad well.
- GILES SiINIORD, Prebideut
J. C. sgrESPER, Tre: „rarer.
Geutge Seldea, Secretary.
rrie, June tali.l7. ly
c.?;;XI: LAMP: 4
.-110 cl: Glass, F nitnble for LantlN and Lan
terns, Dy May 12. CARTER & BROTHER.
JUST RIXEIVED—Cluhlren of the - New Furebt,
Now and Th,n,
Wuthering Heights, die. &e.
EEC
11111TATION.•, , Teria Candle:a, all the go, fok 2 thallings per lb. at
May la. H. C00K,13.
4300 viEcEs Fignre.l and Plain Green Window and Wall
• raper. :utile old Jew ,titort of ' 11., KOCII.
April 31, Wit+•
. 1
71:19 1 1 1 11.MOXIIVED
A T MRS. ROUIrs) %lillitiery Fstablishwt•ut, a new assortment
13 of ltouut•t; Ribbon, Axtincials. which Um ladies are in-
MM=ll
PATHS Sprig, and Atliracial Kl . ? .. tKc!!! , ,. i , i , i . aliy .s ctu ,. n . l . a ., ti . tiLs at
NI , a - J r.l
ktac 7,)
VA:sjA, imiuitton Panama. and Chip. ntra!* and
hoys' hat., at (Jazie7.l THIBALS dr. DEM.:V.B.
Now Spring and Summer Coods.
E are now- receiving a Nil assortment of isensohable Goods,
which have a i been purchased within .2D days, and at pit.
ces tID per cent lower than goods purchased hi April. This diller4
mice we are willing to Bite to our customers. We can and we
will sell goods of any mid of all kinds cheaper than out neighbors
how purchased e. rly TIBBA & 11EW '
Erin June 3. IE . • 11, Irhuapside.
1T:3.-.1 g gow as,ortinent of buggy, gate and door mats rot
J>'l Hale cheap by (May H. COOK.
posvuEu.—Ke tucky Rifle Gunpowder, a very superior article
at (Mayo.) . 11. COOK.
TIICKL a;
ED Oyst Ira, Lobsters, Clams, Muscles, Gherkins, Et
1 dines, London Brown Stout. Scotch Ale, Brandy Cherrlesi
Champaign, Stung! ton Bittern, &c. by - U. COOK.
June L. IT
OD. PA Fp . ILD has.setit fur the Pictorial Brother Jonathan
S
' for the fon tli of July. Call and speak fur them before it is
o late. June LI,
WOW: WOOR WOOM:
WANTIII) any quantity of WOOL for which emir will be
paid. 8. JACKSON.
June t. 13
•
NVE have rce.eived this day by Express from New. York a large
and splendid assortment of La ea Mors Gootale, contain
ing Printed arid Plain French Muslin I.r" nLawn•NdoGinghantr.
Bair-minas, M. de Liana, Ace. &c. Melt we would invite the ta•
Walton of the Ladies. Call and see at No. It. Clienppi,le.
Erie. May 17. 'FINIALS & DEWEY.
Ilarborcreek Woollen rectory.
proprietors of thisestablishment. having wallaconsidhr-
IL able addition to their machinery which is all new and of the
best kintlond having experienced workmen in all the different
branches of their buisness, ardveadv to exchange cloth for wool.
or manufacture for pay, by the yard. on reasonable *rms. They
have on hand a large quantity of different kinds of cloth, flannels,
blankets, shawls. cabldineres, and tweeds. as well as Wu summer
wear of different bodies and qualites, to exchange for wool: We
give one yard of cloth for 2% pounds of wool, to , gou d as t h e wool
will make.
carding and C/utle•Dressing done as usual.
All kinds of probuce taken tbr pay. and a liberal discount
theh.
S--We arc preparing to make Broadcloth.
RHODES, CASs & Co. '
Vormelry Thornton &. Co
llarborercek, May 1848
VABILIONABLIZI
Millinery and Dress Making
Mits. soon would inform her old customers and the Indies of
Erie and vicinity generally that she Is now receiving her
Spring and Summer FASHIONS OF 31ILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING.' Moo, a good assontnent Of GOODS, eoneirtirig In pan
Of &rag, Leghorn, China Pearl, r eobterg, Late, Gimp
and Fancy Bonnets, of various prices; Also; as
' sortment to match of French and ibaceic,rs
a
era, which cannotfail to please.
mA8:11. having had much 'experience herself hiDREKA MAK.
INtI wilt pay particular attention that department. and hone*"
not to say that any work entrusted to her care wlllbe executed with
neatness and dispatch,
crPartlentar attention will be paid to 61e:telling Stratelloniieta.
Erie, May 12, Iblti. - .541
•• ca • •-1: . • :T. •
5
.0 tints. White Fish And Mackinac Trent. Just 'received by
The Steamer Laublam.. For sate at No. I. Party Block, by
Erie. May 12. /SW. T. W MOORE.
iusrfvfmn k by
ITEM tecrivisi ju n w t, ).
-
übiisrserr, Lea & Man!
rgenianitinentOr
stld aline putt 'shy xi
intunir .7 -
' is Liter,
wuncs:
I iA ou k'onales,
on Ilerina,
nl the Lye,
• • on (Int:lron,
I son's Preetice,
r s Principles,
s on tacrofuln,
Med. Jurisprudence.
ea nu>reunr.
use rrspiratary organs,
• k'arru•r,&n, ere.
I rad. and nin order any
estrgd, and furinsb risen;
dent% atld uttn.ta afore—
O. SPAITCIIM.
S. NV. 3”1,11,..'n, l'hila
ch %via by 'col., at tha
an Critnett,
Cam%
Ilion taw Reirts,
:untracts, •4.
te.lll Prcperiy,
ilitaty Law,
ion, 1.3w-Dooktel-
Id will furnish Ettry
re priori. Call and
D. riI'..tVFORD.
. BONNE!.
mut: absottutent of
jLoTtlinf:,
AND vizsTr..;t:ti,
the thou-y market in the
rters :Niultufacturers
CRIIIIII.
I Vet hat ga ever ht . fOrtt
TAltti
tr. Et2liet a lid.% wer len ft
tde up Li order and is ar
(!uatm if thi tame
I. to tit the
; • Tfif JUST.% ND,"
nutirdsmplexion, Waal ity
es err meridian, fruits Me
nsfersdinns. /kr. &r and
1V RU-
niTer on rea.onable terms.
:entlemen are tin it.-d to
Don't Ar,ret the placc—
rale. Mayt iEl. llf
t, F 11A VS.— t We have juht
the of Ladieb' Itonneb. ever
late i•tyleh of Florence and
art S trnwe.Q wis r 4,Freneli.
in endle,s variety. a e well
Leghorn and Falun Lear
uet ihvorable tenno.
'OIVN
12E1
ararrunu•s
n and Jude. at
ed'AFFURD'i.,
1)el articl e, at
arrEn iv !MOTHER
city, inny to found nt•
- AR TER tr BROTHER.
10.0 patent Gum - • lastic Baby Juni”ers for sale
Jtitie COOK.
arottl, the last of the Saxon 1:1110. al
SPAFFORIES,
!r not el, 1
CARTER k BROTHER.
Ladies Dress Goods.
T. W. MOORE.
If COOK
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