GEN. TAYLOR AND , THE WILMOT PROVISO TT The Editor, f the Observer certainly cannot sup pose that any largo number of his readers are credulous enough to swallow the story ho puts forth on tho authori ty of the Detroit Free Press, that Gen. Taylor will very sltoitly.proclahn himself opposed to the Wilmot Proviso. We certainly do "suppose" that all our readers will believe it much sootier than yours, which you falsely say • Youto. make "upon the best evidence, that that candidate (Gen. Taylor) is disposed to favor the great Northern movement of opposition to the extension of Slavery."— Now you have no such evidence, nor never had! More than that, you cannot get It! On the contrary you know very well that Col. Itailo Peyton recently asserted, right under the nose of the old General himself, that he, "Ge Taylor had RECENTLY INVESTED ONE HUN DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN NEGROES, AND THEREFORE COULD NOT BE IN FAVOR OF THE WILMOT PROVISO." You know, too, that Mr. Benjamin one of the Whig Electors for the State of Louisiana, affi riled, in a speech at Baton Rouge, Gen. Taylor's own residence, that the old General wit.s r ight" uper the slavery question, adding, "I CAN ASSURE yT YELLOW-CITIZP.NS HERE, THAT TAYLOR WILL PROMPT LY VEIII ANYTHING LIKE THE WILSIOT PROVISO. THE IN.. 7LfIY.STS OF THE SOUTH ARE SAFE IN HIS MANI'S." YOU know, too that whenexpressly requested•by Mr. McCon key, of Cincinnati, to say he meant to endorse the doe - trines of the Wilmot p'rovieo portion of the Signe/ Edito rial in his letter to Mr. Taylor, he emphatically refused Its answer! You know, too, that the chairman of At coin mittee appointed by the Mississippi legislature to call up on him last winter and invite him to the capitol of ' that State, made a de sited report of the conversation hold with hint on that occasion, and among other things ,Gen. Taytorsaid, was that "the S'outh shmild never agree to the prorisions of the if Proriso." You know, too, that when his nomination was announced the south-. ern whig press with one universal shout, exclaimed, iu the language of the Alabama Journal, that they "learn ed, with inexpressible satisfaction that the Whig Conven tion PROMPTLY MET THE QUESTION OF THE WILMOT PROVISO, AND REPUDIATED A RES OLUTION ADOPT NG THAT DOCTRINE ,AT ONCE BY AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY, IT WOULD NOT TOUCH THE UNCLEAN THING." You know, also, that cit this time the Whip papers of the South are urging in the strongest language, his elec tion because ho is such an extensive Slaveholder, that their rights would be safe ,in his hands. The following f rom the Richmond Ttrilig, tho leading Taylor Paper this eido of New Orleans, embraces the language and arguments used to hithice tho South to veto for him. "TAYLOR AND FILI,RIORE IN THE SOUTH.—In looking over the aceounts of the whig meetings th?ough the state tce iliseorer that those persons who constitute them are eons posed, in a rery great degree of the LA ROE.4T SLAVEHOLD- Ios ANOO They, it seems, are petfectly willing to trust Taolor and Fillmore—they have no fears for the safely of their property—they do not believe that tho wing candidates will, if elected, do any thing to impair their right to their property, or to weaken their grasp up. odd It is those disinterested gentleman who huvo no eaves themselves, that are principally alarmed on the, subject. - "Those wb, really would be injured by tiny assault upon southern rights or southern property,feel themselves /*toured, if 'ether assurances were wanting, by the fact that Zachary - Taylor is himsejf a stardio/dcr and that he' ran do nothing to injure them which will not also injure himself at the same time. If a man goes on board a ship! to cross the Atlantic, does he require bond and security— does he ash pledges of the captain thea lie will carry him , sale to the cud v. his coya„ffeY Certainly he does not. lie ' knows that the danger af Me one is the dangtr of the other also. fie *notes - that if the ship go to the but/pm. the captain and crew must go along with the passengers.— COMMUNITY OF INTEREST ANT) OF DANGER IS TUE STRONGEST PLEDGE lIE COULD POSSIBLY GIVE, AND THAT RE ? tvEs BY_ THE VERY TERMS OF lIIS UNDERTAKING. "Suit is with Zachary Taylor. WHY ASK PLEDG ES OF HIM UPON THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY, WHEN THE FACT THAT HIS WHOLE ESTATE CONSISTS OF LAND AN!) NEGROES, AND THAT WHEN THEY GO, HE MUST BE A BEG GAR, IS THE VERY STRONGEST PLEDGE HE COULD POSSIBLY GIVE? Ibis Lewis Cass given any such pledges as this? Is his interest the same with that of the aaveholder r If overysiallo in the Union should be`iliberated to-morrow does he 109 any thing by "[fit eon be supposed that he will be a watchful guar dian artr the interests of the south. Is IT :NOT FAIR TO, SUP 1.051. THAT ZACHARY TAYLOR WILL B 1: FAR NIORE 50" Knowing all this—with, these facts staring hint in :the face—what must an Editor's Opinions etlthu intelligence of his readers he, who expects they will believe Gen. Taylor "has said 'enough to satisfy the great majority of his Northern supporters that, as President, ho will veto no having for its object the practical illustration of the Provi,o," when in fact, he has said nothing about it!--• Knowing these facts, too, how can that same Editor set down and tell his readers that be is I"assured upon the best eililenco that that candidate isdisposed to favor the great Northern movement of opposition to Slavery," and . et lay claim to and maintain, a character for truth and reracit:e Ile certainly must have a sorry opinion of the Intelrurence of those , f 4 whose information ho mites, backed nn unusual amount of effiontery and impu dence! We know this is strong language, but this fellow is fore; er harping upon "fairness" and "honesty" in po litical discussions, while he is eternally misrepresenting the opinions and position of both Gen. Tat lot end Gen. Cass; :tad if see held the , Mirror up I to naturi) with too Strong a hand, this is our excuse: TIIE NEW YUIIII TRIBUNE us TAvton's LesT.—We sometime since announced that Gen. Taylor had written soother letter, explanatorY , of all his others. Tho letter ibelf has at last reached us, and were it not so long, should find a welcome place in our columns. Hereafter we arty deem its publication important enough to spare the space, but in the mean time will ..crlitcnt ourself with gong the following commentary upon it from the New York Tribune, that well known and reliable whig paper. " Gen. Taylor's last letter (of which we have advices) appears in our columns to-day. It is well enough as far at n goes, perhaps the next best thing to none at ail— ing %%Call hardly r i i•alite that it was necessary. There have been several scent flurries about the General's re cent ktters, which we cannot well account for, not per ceiving than his later are better or worse than his earlier epistolary efforts; though we think the first letter he ever Wrote respecting the l'residency decidedly the best. This is ono quite like it. only thrice its length. Complaint front a Prtsid , ntiai candidate that his allrersaries pervert and garble his letters is preposterous; fie should expect this, and write sparingly and very clearly, taking good rare to quit as soon as he has said enough. Had General Taylor written but ono letter—almost any of the lot—he could not have been beaten: ho will probably be elected yet, if lie stops writing by the first of October. There are a good ninny waiting to make up their minds wheth er to vote for him or not after they shall have had all pos sible light on the subject; if he writes on, the election sill pass before they will have 'done cogitating. He must glee them time to !sum up and adjudicate." lier Int SilAKE9.—The news front Maine, has given he whip a touch of the Michigan-ague. They shake sad shiver, and are as nervous es a ...Seminole" hard Pulled by them "'blood-hounds." We saw one of our county pap suckers the'other day who evidently had the hydrophobia over it. VAN BUREN TREADING IN VIE FOOTSTEPS or Jens Rt•INCT ADAMS:-It was once the pride and the boast of Mr, Van Buren to tread In the footsteps of his illustrious predecessor—Andrew Jackson. But whete is ho now? Read the following, which wo find in thoi Albany Atlas iif Saturday: "Mr. Van Buren has been raised by the Providence of God to tread in the footsteps of John Quincy Adams.— lle has entered the path. lie says ho will be tho last to retreat from it." Slrjlts Dzatit.—Th e Albany Argue contains a letter ' l ?ktitz that at a meeting of gentlemen of the Free Sell party, held at Schroon Lake, Judge Tyrill_ commenced ° Peaking in a highly excited and energetic manner, and had proceeded :about twenty minutes, when he said— "•Gentiemen, lon have the prayers of all good men and ebriqtatis in your behalf. Gott is on the side of oho ba rnburners!" Suddenly his voice fell, he sank back Hato his chair and fainted. He waisuppoited by persons who were near him and carried down stairs, but did not breath afterwards• He had expired instanly. lirr The liritige of New York have' nominated Hon. Itaaultoa Fish, of the eity,T for Governor, and Hon. Georgo W. Patterson, of Chautauqua, for Lieutenant (;u4roor, By Telegraph. Dispatches for the Tri-Weekly Observer. NYw YonK,tSept., 21-7, P. M. ,Market for flour weaker—demand pretty good. Sales $OOO bbia.; range is ss'Bl, for round hoop; $5 81a5 87, for State. • IVheat market dull. Ohio nominally $1 25. No 'marked change in corn. Sales 40,000 bush. at 60a 61c. for inferior Southern-64a64 for Western mixed. Rye 683,69. delivered. • Oats 34a35c. ) Naws-- , lntslligenee from the city of Mexico, to the 0 0th ult., elites thaldoverument Conducta, left that city on the 16th, with a large amount of Specie. j Riley is still in prison with his Interpreter. 'r Mr. Mclntosh, the Britialt.Consul has promised to send back to Ireland some of Riley's men who applied to be sent. Gen. Bravo has driven the American Consul froth Tobasco. Mr. Clifford is inquiring into the afair, and intends to get proper satisfaction for this insult. New Yonx, Sept. M. Flour and and meal markets aclive—for flour the - quitstiopz are, if anything, rather in favor of the seller. This is particularly the Case with common brands, which are bet ter in proportion than good brands. • There i is but six eta difference between common brands, new Cheat. Sales add up 8 or 10,000 bbls at $5 87ia6, up to $6 75 for ex- It was reported that $5 87i was refaserefor 3,000 bbls. Demand for home trade was good. The export sales o-dny reach 6 or 7,050 bbls.' Meal is firm,. sales 1,000 . bbls Jersey at $3124a3 25, ho former afloat, Rye flour is $4 12h and not plenty. In wheat there is a fair business doing, and tho market without change. sales 5000 bush. Genera at - 13%134; 1500 do old Orleans at 1121a113, and 2010 do old North Carolina at 115. In corn the transactions have been moderate and the tendency of prices forward. Sales have been 52000 bu. at 62a63, for mixed. Oats are dull-5 or 6000 bush. sold at 34a25. Pork has continued to have an upward tendenCy,' and the sales have an upward tendency and the sales have bees 1500 bbls at $9 87a10, and $l2 87a13. At the close moss was offered at $l2 94, Prime at 9 88. Beef remains firm. Lard a little easier. Sales 300 bbls: at 81. A sale of pickled hams was made at 6c and 60,000 lb s side for future delivery at 9aloc. Butter of good grade in demand at 14a16c. Cheese 5/07, and steady. Whiskey is dull—sales 3or 400 bbls, part at 27i for prison, 26§ for Ohio and stop. NEW Yomt. September 18.3 P. M The Venezuelan brig, Almatia, arrived here on Sat uiday, from Venezuela. Monagaus was at PuertoCabello . on the 14th, on his way to Came; As his reception was indifferent in Maracaibo, things are in doubt for the pretient, but ultimately Castillo must fall. In Peru there were difficulties in the southern provin ces. They aro fast alienating from the home govern- . mont, and it is supposed a separation must occur soon. In Bolivia affalrs are unstable. There was an out: break against II government. A treaty of commerce and navigation between Chili and Peru had been entered into. Straight, who• murdered hie wife in New - York a few days since, starved 'himself to death yesterday. in the Tombs. We have full returns from the Arkansas election, ox-. cept five counties. Johnson's majority for Congress, so far, is 4637 over Newton, whip. • There was a free soil convention at Trenton, on Sat urday. A Van Buren electoral ticket was nominated.— John Van Biu on and others spoke. David Graham comes out to-day for Taykir, in a letter to tho Tribune. The Philadelphia and Baltimore cars came in collision near Wilmington, last evening. McDermott, brak man, and a fireman killed, and the conductors injured. ManKrrs.—Flour is in good demand and firm at Sat , urday's rates. Sales 7000 bbl. of which 5090 were for export. Range of prices $5 S7ias 94. The former for round hoop Ohio, and the latter for fresh grotind Wm, e.e. Corn is whir henry. Sales 25000 ,bu. at 62n63ct5., for mixed, 68n69cts for round yellow, 6465 for fiat yel low. , Oats 35a36cts„ and steady. Sales 8000 bushels. Wheat quiet nt provioul ,ratel—salos 2500 Int Ohio at 'sl 25. Pork is firm, but notactive. Lard B,in9e, Sales 200 bbls. Whiskey nominally 24 l-2a29c. Ashes.—Pots in demand at $6, Poorls at 87 1-2, Good parcels butter aro in good demand. Cheese is quiet. ' BUFFALO, Sept. 18, 3 P. M. Receipts from the west heavy, and sales light. In Flour since our last 2500 bbis sold at from $4 87i to 5. In wheat we noto sales, of 7000 bu in Ohio - at $l. , Sales .5000 bu corn, mostly at 48J • ()ate without change. Nothing worth noting in other articles. - - L_Canal freights have advanced to 62c on flour• 16a17c on wheat, and 15c on corn to Albany. THE ERIE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-RE NOMINATION OF JUDGE THOMPSON. We observe. with much pleasure, that the Hou. JAS. THOMPSON has boon nominated for re-election by the Democrats of the 23d Congressional district. of this State, composed of the counties of Erie; Clarion. Jef ferson. Potter, Warren, APlCean, and Elk. This mark of the continued approbation of that large and important district, is an honor well deserved by Judge Tuesivsorr, and we cannot doubt that it will bo so pronounced by the people through the ballott boxes. During the 29th Con gress, and the first session of the 30th ho has been a lead ing member of the DeMopratic delegation from Penn sylvania—talented, industrious. highly esteemed and in fluential, be reflected toner upon the intelligent constitu ency who confided to im the trust of representing them in the national legislature, and upon the State. The ex perience he has gained in three sessions. and the high position he has acquired in the confidence and respect of his fellow members will much augment his capacity for future usefulness to tbis district—and we think he will not yet be permitted to retire from a service for/ which ho has proved himself to be so eminently fitted. nom. is the only federal county in the 23d district.— She may give a thousand votes against Judge Thompson. though she has hut ono dons it—she dealt more gently with him in 1546 than she did the year before or the year after with Dentocratic nominees. She may give a thou-, sand—but even if she give 1200 against - him, We trust that a good strong blast from the Deniocratic CLARION will create enough "noise and confusion" to drown the shouts from Erie. Look to it Clarion: - You tan non tralimiErie's strong federal vote.. Your Democratic sis ters believe you can do it easily—do they over-rate-your strength? They believe you will this we know they do not over-rate you. Jefferson, however, with 200. will make assurance doubly sure—while glorious Potter. with 300. Warren. with about the same number. ever re liable ArKean and Elk, with 150 more. will swell the majority in the 23d district to a number worthy of the able and true Democrat who is your nominee.—York Gazette. Lovisiarra.—Our Mends in this sterling Democratic State, feel hurt that the Democrats of other States should admit. its electoral vote to be doubtful, or likely to go for Taylor. The New Orleans Courier, the leading Demo. cratic paper in the State, says: Of Louisiana, it in hardly necessary to speak. " No one who knows anything about her population doubts that she will give her suffrages to the brave old volunteer arid aid de camp of Jackson. It is remarkable that no Ono in Louisiana has the slightest misgiving respecting her dispositiou in favor of the Democratic candidates. while our friendliu the North put her down as a doubtful State. We regard her as certain for Cass and Butler as Missouri or Arkansas. • e Flag,pf 1848-IJi `i• •.1 1;e! Glorious Victory in A:-liiilo.ll The allele the East has Spoken!! The East hae responded to the West, and added an other glorious victory to the catalogue of brilliant Demo cratic achievements of the campaign of 1848. Blaine has spoken—her hardy, ,democracy have rebuked Feder alism, faction and sore-heads! She sends to her sisters of the West greeting with , A Democratic Governor I 1. , A Democratic Leg'slatnro i And rive Democratic Congressmen 1 Two hundred and sixty-nino towns have been heard from. giving a Democratic 'majority over the whigs of 5600! The towns to hear from will increase that major ity,to elsoen thousand! The Democratic increase in these 269 towns over the vote of 1816, the largest over given the State, is 3300! The whip increase is only 3001 The Abolition and sore-head increase, is 1900! It will thus bo seen that the democracy of Maine have increased their vote, so far. eleven hundred over all others, and demonstrated the utter hopelessness of Van Burenism and Feclogalism combined in'that State! CASS & BUTLER ! ! Grand Democratic Rally!! A grand Democratic Rally of tho "boys of 9 .14" will take place at North East, on - Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 1 o'clock P. VI., on which occasion that eloquent champion of CASS, BUTLER. and dernotmlic measures. • - . HOn.. Jas. Thompson • of Erie, and others, will address their fellow-citizens date eystone K state on the various political questions of the day. The Democracy of tho adjoining townships aro invited to attend. Sept. 23, 1848. Morro or Fitsecis R. Snunc—Otir late Gov. Shuck has left a cherished name as an upright, faithful did in corruptible public servant. Such men are rare in - the history of the world. Brilliant minds and menof ability are to be found in every stage of society, but the Cato's are rare indeed: "Shunk was asked by a young friend, to what ho owed his success in life. "See here," said ho, showing his querist his watch seal, displaying the device of a boy as cending a flight of steps, with the motto, "I climb."— "This has been my motto through life. As I reach one point I climb on stall farther, and shall climb as long as I live." A noble and religious motto! Fit purpose and occupation! Having reached as high as he could ascend on earth, he was ready for the message from heaven, "Come tip higher." ED' Gen. Taylor'sfirst Vote, during a long life, will be cast this year, if he votes at all, for himself! Whether he would vote for" Fillmore too," if ho could help it, depends very much on the , construction which people put upon his acceptance or the Taylor and Butter nomi nation, preferred by the Charleston meeting. • . HLARTLESS Qbtrmo.—Some of the Abolition prints are consoling Benj. F. Butler with the idea that when Mr. Van Buren is elected ho will be re-appointed United Stites District Attorney. What refinement of cruelty and wit! It gives us pleasure to publish what we know Ia rca LiJ Worth, In thn.e . .1.7• AP/Lnawlreeogr. No 1.1,60.1, be able Marty here is an article which. though purred and lauded to the skies, is not praised too highly—is not overrated. In put ting forth week after week, notices of the Great American 'Heine dy, Vaughn's Vegetable Litliontriptic Mixture, we feel that we are doing the public great service, and the suffering sick will nev er use this medic ide without thanking the man who invented the art of printing. It has restored thousands all over the world ;no matter what the complaint may be, it is the panacea for it, "rwas only a week since we beard of a case of complicated andlruily af flicting female debility, which has been cured be this aril le, after the lady bad used up hundreds of dollars, and employed many physicians. Six bottles of this mixture cured her, and she istiow a strong, healthy woman—sit months ago ,tie was cbmpletely ta ken down in spirits and const.t Won. Call ONO the Agents in this paper, under the Great Anieriam Remedy. Get pauiphlete. fy FEVER AND AGUE IS speedily cured by Dr. and India Cholagogue. I The shallow complexion and jaun diced eye which often precede its attacks, are in a few days en tirely removed: The health of thOUS7IIO.I has teen perfectly re stored by this medicine, when all other remedies hate failed. Its operation is not simply to suspend the disease for a time, but to purify the system, and reidore it to sound and perfect health. A small Treatise on the "causes. treatment and cure of Fever and Ague, and other diseases of bilious climates," may be had gratis of the undersigned agent. Sequestrator's Bale. BY VIRTUE of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County, I will expose to public sale at the Court House in the Borough of Erie, on Monday the 30th day of Oct., D. 181.9. all the right, title, interest, property, claim and demand of John Greene, (being a life estate.) in and to the following described piece or parcel °timid, situate lying and being in the Township of Franklin. Erie. county, Penna., and known by being part of Tract No. 49, in said Township, bounded as follows ' viz Begin ning at a Post the N. E. corner of the whole Tract. thence by the South line of Tract No. 30. ‘Vitst 11.5 perches to a Post the north Fast corner of land of Alfred O'Conner ' • thence by the East line thereof 51 1-10 perches to a Post in he North line of land formerly conveyed to Jacob Zeech t East 101 perches to a bush ; and thence North 51 11-10 perches to the place of beginning, containing filly aired and allowance more or less, with the ntipurtenanees. Terms of Hale -t-one half on confirmation of sale and the other half in one year with interesl, to be ecureil by Judgment bond ,and Mortgage. SMITII JACKSON. Erie, Sept Bit, 1640. 4tw Notice. THOSE Indebted to me, either by Note or Book account at my Store in Erie, are requested to settle the same by first of No vember next, as 1 shall then' want funds to complete my Fall pur chases. Erie, Sept. 211, 1344. ' 3tw -R. 'l'. 13TERRE'll'. Last Notice. TIIE Administrators to Estate of T. W. Sterrett deed, being earnestly desirous to prevent CObe, give notice to those In debted to said estate, that payment m u st be made (at R. 'l'. :het res'a Store) on or before the first of November next—n longer In dulgen:ce cannot be given. R. 'l'. STERRETT, Eriej Sept. 3U, 1848. 3tw C .J. BALL, Adm , ra. 'Stray Cow. BROKV into the enclosure of the Subscriber. on Thursday the 14th inst.. a dark Brindle Cow, gives no' nick, the point of one horn is broken off, no other marks noticed. The owner is requeg ed toeotno prove property pay charges and take her away. Erie, Sept. tr 2. 1848. 31w CHAS. MILLER. HAVING disposed of oui\ stock of Goode to Aaron Lick, of Edinboro', we are anxicius !Latour business should be elmed up as soon as possible. To those having unsettled accounts u ith us we would say, call and settle. If you have not the money to pay your accounts, you can least close them by giving your Notes. BROWN & McCAIITEIt. Erie, -Sept. 22, 11342. STRAYED FROM TIIE RESIDENCE Or THE SUBSCRI BEL in Erie, on Monday last, a dark-colored, spotted COW. aged about 12 years, the points of her horns sawed otf, gave milk when she left. Whoever will return said Cow to the Subscriber. or give information where slte may be found, shall be reasonably vetvarded. BENJAMIN GRANT. Erie, Sept. 18,1818. lOwtf, ddministTator's Notices L ETTERS 7'ES7'AMEN,TRI on the estate of 8. Bennington. 1 late of North 4:ast town hsp, dec'd., having been granted the subscribers, notice is herebygiven to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate ayment, and those having chilies against said estate to present, hem properly authenticated fur set tlement. NOBLE, C. RF.MINGTON 1 * Aduers. ARIkEN HEATH, *atl3 August 11, 1948. ERIE Bank Notes taken at sr, at the Jew Store of Moses Koch, in the Telegraph Solidi! o French street, for goods. May 11, MK Barley. CABM and the highest market twice, will be paid by the subseti ber for good. clean Barley. ALFRED KING. Brie, Aug. 15. ls 4& - 14 ft/I ORE OPPOSITION.—Pure Alcohol and double relined pure Spirits 90 prolf. just received and for sale far lower than ever before offered In thls market, by H. COOK. August, 16, IBM : . Wagon for Bale. AFIRST rate, new, Two Horse Wagon, for sale for ERIE MONEY. Intilre of T. W. /1100RIL , Erie, Aug. 11, DENO. ; No. I. Perry mock. Stray Ileifer:- . - - Trit MIKE lino the cn losure of the subscriber, living iu Waffle ip.,ahout the 23th of October, 1017, a 3 year old red Heifer. with one lop horn. o artificial marks. The owner requested to coma, prove property, pay charges and take it away, August WM. BRIGHTMAN. Wayne, t 88. 1848. utlit• Lime 1 Lithe 1 PRICE ALWAYS 'll CENTS. FESII LIME constantly on band and for sale at Freeport, North East, byA. POPE & Co. August 4, ISM . w2ml2 Water rowers to Let SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at the Canal Office, F.rie. until Saturday the YID day of Oet. next, ibr the yearly rent of the surplus iveler passing round Locks No: to 71 Inclu sive, Conneaut Line, ra le Canal, for a term not to exceed 21 years, payments to be made send-annually. By order of the Board of Directors. • 17 11. COORTRIGUT. Canal Office, Elle. Sept. A.lBlB. Superlntendegqt. FBESII LlME.—Atall times foi pale at the Kiln near the Ne Furnace by SMITH JACKSON. Erie, Sept. 6. 1818. TICE. •, • - S.M.' BANOS:EIi, Afiecht.: WILL exhibit In 'Eric- Monday, October the oth, FOR ON4 DAN ONLY. - The procewlon will- parade through town at,nbout 10 o'clock. A. M. Admin• c ion Cents — no hail o price. _Pen at 21 and 71 o'clock, • • ' TEMI AV PIAPIAZA; Or Imporial Persists Chariot drama h.y ge horses. ThlsFoqopas Chariot, from the manufactory of J. Stephenson & Co., .nth St, New fork, has just been completed. For its grace ful portions, exquisite ,worktuanship, and brilliant emblazonry it has never been equalled either la ancient or Modern times. 15 Ii Said to be fashioned after the model of the Imperial Chariots of Persia, during the reign of Cyrus the Great. 1 The sides of the Chariot ate divided into six panels, separated by richly gilded scroll Work in the style of bunts XIV. The scroll work is bordereby beautiful frill moulding, and runs along the top as . Welt as th • bsittoin of the Chariot.. ' 'l' liii seat of WChariotee is covered with a rich hammereloth of puiple. vett et t hunted with 'deep silver fringe, pvadatit front a border of blue tindyellaw velVet, ttsb whole decorated with eagles, &Newton fignreit, Stars and flowers, wrought in gold and sliver.— The Charioteer appears liornealong,between the slipantled wings of two mighty dragons,'apparently of massilf gold, to hich couch alcove the fore whim's of the Chariot. ' • •The Performance, Ike: A very brief dctcripiiottof the names and liosition of these non pariels, of proessionulkkill, may he reedfal •to the public, who wish to under and their mainline and pretensitma. The toast jou Manager, to ;thorn Is entrusted the arrange dj inent and order of the scenes, acts, profesdional Pageants and general Cavaicle, is I 1 ' I MR. J. J. NATHANS., ~ 01 the highest I r lebritY as a auperfor two and four horn lithe._ Tbis gentleuia i is otyle is minty energetic and masterly . _ln his scenes of Centaur and Infant Acit elles Ile is a tinted by I FRANK PASTOR, A most interesting and' highly , gilled child. This Infon Atflst, will upper onl his dying courser in an actentitled Metro Junior, in a hick he will 'Justify the remarks of the press, that for grace, beauty and codroge, he is the most wonderful child in the tvorld. This miniature prodigy will, a ith his yet younger and smaller BRMIIER•WILLIAM, be introduced by hire instructor, 'l. J. Na thane, in a series of personal gymnastics. I . YOUTHFUL RICHARD RIVERS. - . Whose professional path has literally been strewn with garlands, medals and tokens of approbation,. stands confessedly thrth us a model of excel once in the foremost class of Equestrianism. IL, SIGNOR GERMANI, , Time great rider of Italy; whose horse gallops a di ff erent course from any other in the ring, will after his ownl singular school, ap pear hi an Equestrian' act. representing the Risme° Miasebss of au Fait India Juggler, attired in the exact cos ume and caste of his tribe, with an Orrerry of Gulden Globes and Sacred Daggers, the Sacred lince of MAW) . and Fated Bullet. ~ A very novel and must agreeable episode will be introduced with the two LEARNED DOGS of Signor Germani. They can ' comprehend and perform a variety of feats and tricks, too extra ' OftlitlVY to be believed unless witnessed. They may truly be pro nounced the gtentest wonders of the age. WASHINGTON CHANlspres, will for the Brat Mile in this country, ride and enact the beautiful personation of the Itegida!erica, GM. 7loylor.Jaikts, a Yan kee Volutut..er, Saitta Ansa. and the Genius of Freedom. baring tat its gag the inetnorable resolve of “We nev r surrenders" SANIES lIAWKINt3, 1 A very celebrated equestrian in Roman and, Grecian characters, esPeclallY in the doulile scene of the Two filadtators of Cesar, act ed-and rode with J. J.'Natharts. WOO!), Will give his terrific, net of the Wild Indian of the Prairie, in which he will introduce those astonishing feats of equestrianism so peculiar to these tribes, and of which travelers give such won derful and most incredible accounts. I : 1 GEORGE DUNBAR. ! , His scene of Personal Position is of the most:finished and wonder ful. Hie skill in Equilibrium and Power of:Balance ekervids all professors who have goue before him. , • MR. FRAN li BROWER. i Is the Merryman Buffo of the Equestrian Arena Entertainments. MR. N. JOHNSON. RING MASTER. • , Of the Equestrian,Sconea. Ills Ordeal Pagenants and Grand Cav alcades are relieved by COMIC CONCERTS. for which the Itil lowing eminent Vomit and Instrumental Performers have been en gaged, and whose correct delineations' of character give life to their Etheimian extravaganzas. • T. BROWER, 1 NEIL JEW ESON. • J. MALLORY.: . TONY GERMON, To render the entertainment free from tediousness they will be ii relieved IA ith BALLETS of all desc riptiu s, including the pecu liar pas de dance, iablitonable in the West miles. The company will perform in Conneaut to 7th. North East lite 111th, Westfield the 11th, Mayville the 12th ard Jamestown the 13111 of October. _ Erie, September 22. ISIS. 1:7=1=1 WE ARE NO V REpeivlNG, at the Corner Store, No. I, Reed House, a large Mid general assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS! • to which we woUldrespactfully invite theattention of purchasers. Among them may be found for the Ladies, elegant chatigeabia.col °red and black Silks ; Plain and Fancy Alpacas, French Merinos, Poplins, Cashmeres. M. de Laines, Gingham! nod Prints, Shawls of all descriptions, Bonnet Silks, Satins and Ribbons, plain and figured Jackenets and Swiss Mulls, Edgings and Insertlbgr, La martine, Arago, Coronationiand Gala Plaids,. Gloves, Hosiery &c. &c. For the Gentlemen we haven large stuck of Broadcloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres and Patinetts, Silk Satin and Fancy Vestings, black and fancy Cravats..ilk and linen ilandkerehielis &o,&. All of th CJC goofs were bought at large di count from Spring prices, and we pledge ourselves to sell at as low rotes as can be bought at any market. Please call at METCALF'S. *pt. 9. 1918. . I FRINGES AND GIMPS.—Ware now receiving a Inrgr na sortinent of Silk, Worsted, and Linen Fringes. also Gimps of all kinds, and all the new styles of Drees Trimmings at 1 MEVCALFT. --- tIItOI.3ERIES.—We are now receiving u Peal' supply of Gro f %•-•A (Tries, u Well we oiler at great bat' atnti; consisting of Tens, Colfecs, Sugars, Spices. &c ,&c , upon vbiert we pledge ourselves not to be undersold. 'Please call and isa isfy yourselvs at 1 ' No, I, Reed Ilati•e. CAR PETING.—AII Wool, Cotton &Woof and. Cotton Carpet higs, Oil Cloths, do., Tufted and Wtlton Rages. Carpet Bags nod *atchels, just received and fur sale at I METCALF'S. No. 1. Reed House. J3OOTs4ANI) SllQES.—Please call and examine our large stock of Gentlemen' Fine and Heavy Boots arid Shoes, also a great variety of Ladies' and Muse.' Gaiters, Wallitig Shoes, and Slips, and all kinds of children's shoes, and Ladies' Gents, and childrens overshoes No.l, REED HOUSE. i . Stray Noise. CAME TO•THE SUBSCRI HER, on Friday, the 3lst ultL, a dark gray Gelding, about live sears old, with long switch tail, some saddle ;narks on the hack, both hind feet while, no slices on, and fourteen or !Mem hands high. The owner; eau have the said llorbe, by calling on the subreriher, three Mies west of Erie, ou the Lake road, and by pay jog all reasonable charges. Erie, September 7, I:38. Itl7 PAUL GITTINT S . A LERATUS.--Saleratua by the bos or ca l sk, always on h nd and kir sale cheaper than at any other plaee in town- Enquire at Ow Tin Shop of [ JOSEPH KELSEY, Eric, Aug. 19, ISM corner French and Firth sts. OASIC rorturoox,.. WOOL! WOOL!! Cash paid for Wool on the corner opposite the Cositt !loon by l - . IC. B. WRIGHT. Eric, June 10, 1r.1.4 . . _ BONNETS!—Ginip. Lace. Devon and Leghorn Bonnets for women and children, at the old Jew store, French Street. • - M. KOCH. April 13.1 P-18. 1 Mew Concern. MIIE subscriber, having purchased the entire stock of Merchan ilir.e lately owned by W. C. & R. P. Hulbert, respectfully so licks the patronage of his friends and the piiblic 'generally, and hopes that good Goods, fair prim' and endeavor* to please, will meet with a share of custom. Lard Oil of the first quality. by the barrel, at a reduced price, RICHT. 0. HULBERT. ' Erie, July 'AI, 1849.• 11 NEW CLOTHING STORE. J. M. JUSTICE has Just opened at NO.'6, BONNF.I. 1 BLOCK„State street, a largeend extensive assortment 01 kk \ ). Fashionable , . READY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Awhich owing to the tighthesti of the Money market in the il ) I EASTERN CITIES, ;it he has purchased from the Importers and Manufacturers I lAT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ' ' • which eitobles 1 inn to offei• the best bargains ever before HEARD OF IN THIS MARKET. Among his stock inti be found tine French, English and American Cloths and Cassimeres, which will be made up to order and war ranted. Afao, Ready Made DIMS and Frock Coatb of the same material. together With a large assofttnent to tit the "AIII.II.ION"PR"UPPER TEN THOUSAND." Vestings and VeidS, of all shades, coloss and complexion, quality and price ; Summer Wear, calculated for every meridian, Dorn the Equator to the Meg ; Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, &c. &c., and in fact every thing 'appertaining to GENTLErNS' WARD ROBE, j I • rt . Custom work and Cutting done to order r sounble tenns. lET No charges foil showing goods. Gentlemen are invited to call and examine 'quality and prices Dene't fetid the place— No. 6, Buena Block. I rate. Mayli Window Sasb, and Glass. CASTER & BROTHER have now on hand and Intend keeping constantly, a supply of the Pest quality of Window Bash of all 47R1—ready filled with Eastern Glass of the first Brands— which they will sell us low as thb lowest, even where the Pitts burgh article is used.' The Painting and Glizing is done in such a manner as to give entire satisfaction. Orders for Bash or Glass, of any size, quality or quantity, received and promptly attended to. Persoukwho contemplate building, will be able, by calling on us. to Mahe very satisfactory nrrangements for the above articles, ns Well as for Palnts.Nails. &c. Erie, Bent VS, IRK No. 0.1 1 01 4 1 House.' COA L.—A re perlor quality of coal, for sale at A. King'. Land k, lug. E , th St. by ' RUST 4 KELdEIf, Erie, Sept. 11, 1848. Ape. D AGS ! RAGS :—Any quantity of good clean Rn,iwill bo to ll, ken in exciiange'for Groceries, by . COOK. ' Erie. Sept. 15, ISIS, HONEY.—Pure /trained Honey for sale by H. COOK. Erie. Kept. 1.1.1184 P. 'Take Notice. TDREPARATORY going atilt for my amok. I will sell Dry .r Goods at cow. for cash; and Groceries: Iron, Nails. Balt. &c., at a small advance , from cost. Borough warrants, and most hinds or country produce r ceived iu payment., Cash wanted on old debts in ten days. ' SMITH JACKSON. Erie, Sept. 7, Pat El. 17 LEMMEN and rtilm Leaf Hats at G. BELDEN & BON'S. , (June 101 1 No. 3. cheapside 100 DBLS.B". on hand and for saki low. by Aug. 10: - I 11. COOK WARD. 1 LUTED, coveted Sauce Howls, on foot from? to 10 inches;- Ribbed and Ptak; Pitchers; Jelly stands; sugars and covers; Pressed Saucers and RaPliles Fluted and Plain Tumblers; Honey and Molasses Cans; Goblets, Lemonade and Wine Glasses; Lan terns, Lamps, &c.; I have just received a splendid assortment of the above, which will he sold for eash at Buffalo prices. to 40 H. CAD The Nilo,. ....; ..._ _ great value, of toe pholap. Marti entitle the imidielne Er Fran Hon. K Parns igen, to tin agent of beim t. DV.TROIT. Mardi . 23,.V12. ' B in-1 havnma, im US* of Dr. Ossood'a India Chblagog, and have bad opportun lea of ulpiesssing its salutary effects u hen us ed by others. 1 bel eee - 111 a LIiOAL I , 4ill3bit: niedicioe for tise core of Fiver and .igsse ; and also. that its proper use will prove a MO,: tenni* PAIVENT/ Vi against its reeurrenee. to sl Inch persons trho have been afflicted 'avitli r it are liable, Very respectfully 1 E. FAItIitiIVORTII. irr, Attorney General of the sitiste of !Detroit. _ _ _ tie gue. Tlit ir - rource is such ns u 111, at to a vorth Chancellor of On- State 'of 3lich- YS From lion. PtH Michis att, to the A ent at DirrnozT, March 2, 1812. experienced the good effects of 14.05. most cheerfully comply tt ith yonr re ! downy in its favor. in my o;% n C:1 de, hie!) litre come under my otaterration, speedy and perVinneut cure; nod 1 in it as a preventive against, and au ef d apts. 11 is .M(1 ti be equally lame , nerally, but my know ledge of it is con . avta. and as a remedy for such, 1 cot , sir, very respectfully - . Z. PLATT. Reighley, Chaplain of the U. S. Army, Pin—flawing pe ,sonatl) l good's India 12tmlninue. , guest by presenting nay it 1 nil well as in nianyptliers this medicine has 'Mete( have the fullest confidenc factual remedy for Vetera i tidal in diss•rast4 g gilled to cores of facer an,, dially recommend lal TY From Rev. cbade i f to the Agent at De roit. My DearSlr:—l eel no cotodper the • India,Cholui nirectiono. My reason is commendation, many tun i the instance in 'MO it h , Yours very Femme Re particular and twin and take no other.' 'For si FORT GRAnor, Mich.. Om 28,1E11. the slightest howitaney in saying tina I ggue an invaluable medicine in bilious , . -iiiipty this; I have used it. Oil Illy /I.`• us have used it. and 1 /lace yet to learn failedlo effect a cure. fully. CHARLES REIGOLEY. re , for Br. 0410041'0 Ii is Chobigogue, le by . BURTON S. BERKINS, Agents for Erie and v ie inity. torosALe iron BUILDING lir. IX SCHOONERS Fon TUE U. 8 'Nur:lst:am& _ I, RILABURYIDEPARTVEYT. Sepi. a', PIP. y endoned " Proposals tbr Severna. Ves. ,he Secretary of the Treabary. will I,e re. 1 I 2 o'clock, noon, of the tenth day of tic. !ig the materials and certain equipments, iring alloat,sir schimners fur Ike U S. materials and dimensions as follows : of not less than one hundred and fifty i ld and litty-tive tons each. custom-house Pealed Proposals, distinct solo," and addressed to ceived it this office unl tuber next, for furnishi constructing and deli'. Revenue Service ? , The Four topsail &bootie nor more than one hundr measurement. The model's, plans, and this Department., laud II . 111011ths after the delivery —i, SI The keels of white oak es deep below the rabbit. white oak. and their bila Keelsons, of same mate nate floor timber to be ho 'one inch thick. Therein . the keel and keelson with thick. Dtarhsoodof white Oa of live oak, and both to to ohs seven eighths of oft fi'ranter of white oak, t centre, to mould melee i head, and to side eight in doors I the shape to Ice : than four feet.; Top Tin and the frame to be sent, and forward hum the lb, of the tore rigging, and • white oak plunk. The single, and of two incl deck, bulwarks, wales I Staneheone to be of I side seven inches. The bottom to be plan Inches thick. Irate, of diminish to the thizknes ed with two compottitio treenail' in cacti frame per bolts riv e eighths of bilge to be fastened will thick, and not less glum 1 ' The Crainfir to be 01 bilge stral,es, ultir)i ar fastened tt nit two ipike Clamps 1.9 be in two and tuelve Inches is tie, side, with two bolts thr and stroke. Deck &time to he of the endsaind nine incite , ten inches, with coffin . secured-with lodge and each altereate beam. no root knees will be a I •••no L T aaaaaa 04..5t inch beams and side. The Main Deck 'to shakes, three inches thi on each side, nearest tl materials and width, . snakes will be let into ' the side and waterway. and not less than four 1 two six inch iron spike , canine. llatr4 ford Masi r • composition plates on t Plank "bear and mai Hammock rail and H.. Poll poop deck, flush s Beams of poop deck' and one hilt inches In kneed and fastened to Forecastle deck to en of is lute ash and laid ry fasten i tig4. 'Pile cop • loot above t h e load lint scraped inside and out ; and ironwork to he cos to be first cox ered win with pure sheathing co twenty-eight ounces of every de.fcriot ton, f tions. The lower ma, : the spars of spruce, i may behereafter git en er's work, (iuzl.tate.; I • neeted-w ith tit,. h,lll, s t • of anchors, Cl' MI.:, Wil upon bOard ol etch t e • ul:te tined by A ;J. Ant., pimp ittis of goer. a... 1 iron' work complete.. inches to he plank bloc • all of less size, with it steering apparatus, an lion. To 'furnish the Revenue Vessels, and ' denominated joiner's t • the vessels, except tha low the deck. In fact cute all the beforemen i satisfaction of the sup inn safe harbor oa tlt • equipped, with the et. water tank., armainet t and wardroom furnitu t room and steerage. No proposal t% ill he engaged lii chip build t by the signatures of faithful fulfillment of I One half of the anion of satisfactory ev Wein and the decks laid; atif completed. Tscot9psail tenter be. nor more than one but liven•L one on Lake E st,,v , •utions.--nault fastenings, which win i be ten lushes at the ht ) t and ef ith tit ' huildiug instructions Lobe furnished by vessels' to be Completed .witiiiii 'but 141 the building plans. jECIPICATIOSS. to .ids ten inches, and to be twelve Inch The whole or thofloor timber., to be o to be of hatural growth." • irds, ten by 1%% OAT Every alter tat with copper bolts three quarters 01 ening tioOr timbers to be (aliened throng! copper butts seven eighths of one met ; Apron. Knight Ilearis,and Transmits, fully and securely fastened with copper inch thick. I be placed two feet apart front centre to Inches at the heel and six inches at the •Ilies. Each rufluck of same material as f natural growth, and to scarf not less A lters to be of live oak, locust and cedar, i trout aft as far as the pootideck extends, reriggilig. Italseetrks to be solid forward be planked inside and out re ith two inch rei:mining portion of the bulwarks to be white pine plank, and the whole of the c., to be plugged. 1 ust, periectly clean and sound; and to ed with the best white oak plank, three ike materials, four inches thick, and to •of the bottom. Tie bottom LI) be Piglet:l - opikes, ►even ine.tier lout, arid two locust I and to be butt bolted throughout with cop on inch thick, and four strokes ou the copper bolts three quarters of one inch four reel apart. 'ell(IW pllle (Mot) illeil(43 thick, except four to be ut oak. four Inches thick. and to be in each frame. rake* of yellow pine, four inches thick and each snake to scarf six feet on each quarter* of one inch thick in each frame ellow pipe 4 beams to mould sit inches° in We etattres,nntl to aide not 'Mid than at. proper intervals. To be thoroughly rbosoin koees, and hanging knees under 'lle whole to be thoroughl) fastened. and , mined. Iraterwaya to be of white pine, • and to be thoroughly fastened to - the of white pine, free from knots nud k and six Inches wide, except three strakes • waterways, which, will be of the same :ut tour inches in thickness, which three . ' e beams and carlinus and bolted through S with bolts live eighths of one inch thick, bet apart. Main neck to be lastened with in each beaus and stroke, and one i n each I , Etissgss to of mahogany, covered with le top an corners. rail of kor yellow pine four inches thick. flings to he finished in the usual manlier. ith the main rail, and is ith a cockpit alt. while pine, and deck of like material in o thickness; and the i whole to be securely c fram..f. ' lr " ' al to the It3o . optit hithi. Rani deck• er la . 11CileS. Mid itsruintn-J nith all 11CCU563. L,tt•ningk of die kilt en le Le earned one Lc m. hale to he o el l ediakvd, ',aid 'and ; the home,' to 1p: pl .ne‘i, and all the 'MA 1111111111C00011.ilii!,11.:1111t. Tint s IA) Intent felt, stud eopperei to the load per properly Ilktributed, trout eightee the ,ittiate !hot. To fornidt all the sl Hy toted, and placed in their proper i i s to he or o bite pine, ,tn.l tho ratio ye front knot., and of t•!,clt illth.:ll , -10111 To f orn 1%11 all the iron, fird ,, ,, and pl .0 pat. it water cm-et.,) in sue wat'_,T.tak f _._ ar., [tuck .ml,l ri__,ing, %till, tlfre-evezptraz o•r I stn- and arlllllzlelli. TO fltrfliSll :1114 tit ,I. l'AveJpiwrpulitin,,iltillar to those man: , %IRK & Co., Of New I:cuk, with two com !xtra b• - ftea. , 'F', furnish all the blod.r. with All bloc'c•• of greater ihmemione than revers Its and provided with friction rollers; and ' i iI, puts and bushes. To furnish a capstan, sit pawn( side lights of the be,t descrip nateriats, fastenings, &e.., u-mat on board etecute orgy description of stork usually 'ark. and in any manlier connected with of the eabin, tt ardroont, and steerage lie. 19 furaiSh all the materials necessary ; etc. toned work in a faithf u l wanner, amt to the vintendent ; and deliver the. vessels afloat 3 Atlantic, ; fully finished, (amide: I and .eption of sail I. rigging. chains, anchors, t, camboose, nautical instruments, cabin c, beats, tid Joiner's work of cabin, ward . consider d unlesx received from persons ng. And each offer must lie accompanied vo responsible pCrtGII9 as sureties for lit he coutr.ict. at of contract will li.e paid on pre rentatiOn that the vessels are planked up. celled, id the balance on the delis cry of the vessels 1 1 , and Schooners, of not less than one but 'yeti died and fifteen tons measurement, to b • de- ' Erie and one on Lake °mulct. • . rb Ins the others, with the exception o the I eof iron, and mould of frames, which rill el and rive at the head' i and the vessels' not , addition of a centre-board to each. ! JoLvElr s woloc. ! terials, fastetti lige, &c., of the very best de e all the Joiner's work connected tt ith the I steerage below the deck. The berths 6 be seers underneath. Tlig_ts•rti, and drawer c., in cabin and watilromm to lie of black I to be of ws hit' pine, well seasotted;l and I ts. All the pine wood stork of the cabin, overeJ with three °Oats of (lest English t coats to-be well puini4dalutvn, add all I three coats of Copal vaniish. Mlle Steerage 'c coats of white-lead. 'Two - berths in the_ droom, and three In the steerage. Tofur ension table for the cabin, and' one for the ble nil such painters, lockerS, &c.. as are imam Vessels. ' Also companion ladders of To furnish all the in i scription, and eaecn cabin, W3lll[oolll, and open fronts, N Ma dr. fronts, caps„ Wdlnut, unit the wnid. perfectly free from km and wardroom to be while-lead; the two I the work covered w ill' to be painted with thri cabin, fo(tr in the wa l niih a mahogany ex wardroom. To prow' usual on board of Rel., mahogany. lIMEEM=IMI Payment will be to been produced that a furnished. the work c fully complied with. ship Joiners, tit COMpa The whole to Leda delivered. the materials, fastenings, ars., have been inflicted. and the stipulations of the contract Nb bids will he entertained, except ftout Pied by sufficient sureties. shed within four months after the plans are To furnish the mat fiats, construct, and deliver at such port or ports on the Atlantic oast, four New London whale boats, twen ty-four feet long, and four square stern cutters of same length; and on Lake Erie or Onta io, two °reach description. Said boats must he built of the very t white oak and cedar. The gun wales without scarf, and th timbers of natural crook or bent in. To be copper, fastened thro ghoul. and furnished with two setts of oars fitted complete; two I t hooks, yoke and rowlocks of brass: The whole to he fin shed in the best manner, and covered with three coats of -lead e or paint, and in all respects satisfactory to the superintendent, nyment will be made on delivery. S ILMAKIIRS WORK. 'To famish the t materials of bolt rone, twine, composition thimbles, reef points Ike. In fact, to furnish all the materials et,ex cept the Cloth, and n ke all the snits usual on board of a Revenue Vessel carrying a fbr topsail and lop-gallant salt, with hatch tar- Panting, quarter, ma ni and fore-castle deck awnings. Awnings for two quarter boa ; mast coats , forty hammocks, and twenty clothes bags; binnaci and wheel covers; and eseeute all the work denominated Bailout er's work, and deliver the same at sueb port on the Atlantic coast or if for the vessels. on the lakes, at such ports on Lakes Erie r Ontario aslthis Department may direeL Foment wilt be in de on delivery. All the work to be, scouted in suer manner as shall be'directed by the superintenden . ' But uo departure nom - the olitinal plans and models will be edited unless the previous sanction of this Deptutment be obtain t ; and no estra bills of any nature whatev er, beyond'the emu; tof the contracts, will be allowed. I Offers will be r iced for the tlhipwright's, Boat - builder', Joiners's, or Cowl; 's work fbi each vessel, sepenztelf, or for the whole provided s dielent sureries are given 1 MCCLINTOCK YOUNG, , J, deThur Secretary of the. Treasury. I larklw 1 1 . &Went OP/1.031, In Foreign had Domestic Dills of e.tetuinge. lie, Gold and Silver coin, will buy add sell ht money. negotiate time and Men drafts, all the Eastern cities, and make reroluan• liking rater. Deposite and Eastern drafts constantly on ea of premium. ,ntucky, *and Pennsylvania Pant 'oat other States. bought and maid on the most I he the Eagle Hotel, 9 doors from the corner. F God*, a lar • assortment for sale cheapby GEO. SELDEN SON* Witu xis, deal! Certificates or de , current and unto make erdieellemso, ces at the lowest 11' Money received on hand at the lowest e Ohio. K • notes. and those of resonable terms. Mee direr:lly 0... .rie. July MEN .1313Ucutuer J BOATS OIL, =AIMS razz., - r11111:1 la the tirst .uttempt to combine Nem: Fun') watt pcmerful se. of an ointment—to be applied esternall) The almost unlimited abccest it has the GRbIATEST DISCOVERY OF . ! I ellCcting cures of the utmost importan. arc CONVINCED—the moat faithless the power and virtue of this great rem... It is universally admitted to Le CO.111) LN ATI u KNO%\ to the WO R of disease and pain. It never falls tvidlethere reinaltti eta! rat and healthy action to the cantilery evactlize the circulation if at blovii, 8 .1 power is gained are' the most nialignne, cannot heal - denied frog any ether new this etutibination that pVtletrillee to frame ;every bone and muscle, vein, ne ed out and wade tensible of putt[{ trig Hence, it copcs as readily 1% tt4 interne/ Numerous instatices are on record will ed health to patients so near the grave th rod remedies failed to product. any PI been the case in INFLAMMATION of ever need die with this disease where ti be olitaltied. That dangerous epidenii. ERVSIPELAS, can aldayb he cared h For INFLAMMATORY r4ost complete remedy over prepared, in nu cues Out 01 II" it tail affcrd ses of NERVOUS lIEADACHE is t I tr. For Nervous diseases. this remedy is Affections of the Millie, Itlie.tillatiqn. Throati Brouehitie, Pieta ivy, Croup, CI, in the race or bream. Burns, Scald 'lei Erysipelas, Inflamed Efes,Fet yr sores A110t...114 the use of this remedy. Olt. BINGHAM'S l'l R7l In reply to your qu‘rles \Vitt] reeard t intents I have mane with your Justly c went ; I can say v. ith pleasure. that 1 de l Len' DISCOVERIES . OI."IIII , . AGE. It is now nearl e two years since I c practice, and 1 hate tested it in eases o and general, of the most malignant kin even where all internal remedies taile this. I have treated eases of inflammation of the Limes, Inflammation of the lion matism, and Child-bed Friers; Ai it II ye ftlrlet.Fever, Canker Rash, and Ulc with like snetess. In the Epidemic known as the Petri , many valuable lives Here lost, I tested failed of effecting a speedy and certain In cases of Maio, Sprains, Bruites, like a cliarin. _ . _ No Physician or fainily will be a sing' clue, niter becoming, acquainted with N. lIINGIIA3I. Utica, N. Y., Jan. 10, IE-10. r..? Fur further particulars and tegti tt WI each agent. 17' Price :15 and 371 AGENTS.--earter &.11rother, whole. & J. L. Webster, Conneaut, Ohio ; Rile W. li. Townsend. Springfield ; L. S. J A: Tracy, Fairview. Eric, August 14, 1847. . TLIITZII XIV T 1 .1 WRIGIMS INDIAN VD; SCARDELY have ten short years el 1 tempt was made to combine. in a st I a few of the herbs of the Indian. All ! the result. The most that could be till pies adopted as the basis to build upon Dance was placed upon calomel and th . of the new experiment would have le once, while it shook the purpase of the Now, howeVer, all doubt and ilitlic where this medicine has been greeted has its use been attended with the - most small beginnings, its sates are now eV/ held in nigher estimation at the ptese originally introduced. Cure of rover a Itassellville, Putna Dr. Wright—Some tune since, your your Indian Vegetable Pills. I have you demand lately for the cure of Fever nn ties a son who has been 'laid up with t tried various other remedies, all of ttlt'•, He determined to try your Indian Vet! One boa is now sound and well, Mr. T Mr. H. Groves a son, and Mr. C. ?litho were all down at the same time with F also tried the various other remedies w•i Vegetable Fills soon restored them all assure you from what I have seen, you may be relied on for a perfect cure of F. Yours, respectfully,, Certificate from Col. Tate, editor of th. Office of th Bloomsburg. Columbia Co Dr. William Wright—Dear Slr. I am o *lion to quack. nostrums has deprived log from the use of good medicines, Ac have seldqiu resorted to the Pill hoc. menced advertising in my paper, 1 was an Vegetable Pills a trial„ rind after hair its for myself and family, gave them a d i ery other preparation. In every instance when afflicted Nett I the stream of life was imennibered will speedy relief front the use 01 your I'lll l six ongoing to bed, whoa indyposed. I to health, H Omit loss of lime, RIO! Wit! sician. Wright's 111 merit of openiing effectually NI Winn patient, and in q,y . rghe withoM even stomach. Respectfully your friend, beef [From the Delaware 1: - /pres.1 Watau es INDIAN VIOL r (nu: iy friendly to patent medicine., we mu: come a eonvea t to the,,e bavimr three oecaoion. to tent their et:ie.:ley. I. or two . wall be found mild thcam!li eftect: impurities have accumulated. amid' more ,jose o f three or our ci them• will he found eareclual in elean,f tr.; the bowel!. to a healthy state. We speak f plzhaure in ehiumendmv the talk to the - 4GENTS.-0. It. Srgitrord, Ilrie:, terfordi I mim Nlet :lure, Sen. Girard; 1 ' Riley Potter, Wet Springfield: NV. Il B. C. TOIVII S. CO., * Wattsbnlg and Norm (Mice.; devute.l exclusi‘efy to the :ate, VI:Iir:FABLE PILLS, wholevale end h, adelphia; trB lircenwich street, New Y UO9toll. Erie, May 1, 1518. ErIXE AGA'? rp lIE FALL TERM OF THE ERIE Moridny. Sept. 1, proximo, under th 31r. J. lIENRY BLACK, A. B„ Teac Natural Seicactt, nsvisted by Mr. Envi Teacher of IMatbeniabes and Ocritral' Teacher so Engll , lr Mier:tune, l'eliman) Mass. Ervunir. 51k1N, Teacher In the to the French Lat.tua.v.. 1 UITiON PER QUI In the Languages lu :klatimentattcs, Natural Philosaph In other tirancheq, There will be no extra charge except For the benefit 01 those ilez irons of pre Common rkhoots, special tuStruction is lhnt Object. The Academy commences the year u! ces awl the Trustee, have perfect con the public, 11w Teachers in their reaper that on the part of them, no etlori, will stivition equal to the , expectations of i Trios. H. fitu, Prea. Erie, August t 5, IS-1 4 , 15 Valuable rarr4, Tlit subscriber offers for sale thq,hrr nowt resides, in Greene townshe • °Yankee own.. The fans coniaink a are under cultivation. The Immo, ..me , frame-d welling, two frame harm., and sht out buildings neces4ary. There sa ly gra ft ed, pears and peaches in Abu nil watered and timbered, and situated lot z and convenient to market, it being ohly further particulars enquire of the till] net Greene. June 17. Mo.' --- IgeghoTn nats land 130 •I and 016 1", A. FELDTMANN. late Twin I ad pectfelly inform the publid tl at Erie. and established n shop for the u thoroughly cleansing and bleaching m! horn and Straw lints and Bonnets. n , ' amine specimens of hts workmansl ip. he is enabled to do up Lndies• Haw id hr a, and in the beat possible manne Third and Fourth streets. Erie. July It INP. New Rio • T HAVE just received a splendid las Giughnius, Dotted white liwins Mulls, White watered Silks. Cord Sati net Ribbons. Cold Silk-Velvet Ribbon! Gimps, Gents' Italian Cravats, Latlie Lisle Linen and Mull Edgings, Silk El ace., which will be sold for cash chealY August 4, IS4B. - • In the Orphan's Court Novembor Ton IN the matter of the partition or vale /KM Newton. tate of Wmievville, N 0.38, August term, 181:t, to the Orph And now to wit, August 11th, lE-la, tt4 tlon confirmed. and ordered - to remain by the Court. and same day. Rule am come in the next regular term of the or referee the property according to la , weeks notice to be glen to Elijah P. N of Phebe. Mary, Ellen, Altair:l. Neale), John, minor children of Matinda and I all other persons Interested, by publ kat ' - County, and wailing the saute. at Ertel interested, at the nearest known Peet residences. . , Erie County as. 1, Wilson King, Clerk i lithe OTpha sCuttnty, do hereby c • that the a from the record, anills,c rtect copy Coati, at Eric, thit,lll.l6layof Sep dr - MY =PREM.—Just received t • Li Harem, Fringes for Mantillas, Cravats. Ladies' and Children's %Val Thread Gloves, Ladies' Mitts, Wylie , - &c., to he sold cheap for tae Erle,July 11.1615. • c.cXP,; the ELUCTP /C triLle Extrtiec.'ft tic...trio !tit the ICI1.1 . • ~t uc.caec. t {lith. traietet it at tiLce I AGE. It to olsiiintly 'the mot !Ice:cc/Wos e ccuil elled to I. , :lieTe to 1% • MOST wilNrrftrvi. , Lll fur the IMMLIOATI. . 1,4, t tifi• to regtoro ti Davi c.,,,•,1,., t:4 the txmly, and to this nu suss, a coatrair,A , ji,rms of ItISIIASE, that ty. 5,::15 Is the potter of I) portion of the ili.taall to an,l (l i a ga Merit iS .f2;.!r! - ,- and h ling influence.— s ext.maal diseabes. rc-thi.,-renolyim e restor- I t thy most frAverfut irate :inch hay frequently he LOWELS—no Fa! e 111:1:netie Ointment eras 111,31%n as the VI:TRW I' thin remedy, I ISSI, 016, (Amulet:l Is the ire reief to the worst Ca /7114)11M lirinten,e vnlre Alarmed's, Ulcerated sore Its, Cbe[eta Morbui, Ague d. F.crolula. Suit Rl:emn, &e., lull be imusediutely fricATrl. ' the of the rxper lebrated Magnetic taut. it one of the GREAT- nitnenced using it en my Intlattln;ation, Loth 1, with univerhal sticcer. ; 11, I have succeeded a ith f the Brain, Inflammation Inflammatory R hen feet succeee, also cme , of ,•rated Limp and Throat liry•ltriax, by which so t frequently', and it ne%cr cure. men UMW &e.. it acts le day without this tuedi is power to ['MC. Physician and surgeon. see pamphlet left cents per honk.. ale and retail, Erie; .N. !'otter. West Sltritigllet.l; nes & Co., Girard ; John 100 • SANDI 3. PABLF. PILLS 1 . 1 psed since an humble at 61e medical prrparation, , as dark, at the time as to ated was, 'that the prowl- Were sound: So ouch re lancet, that the ill %access oled to confirm that mit projeF.ltor. ig at an end. Every sin welcome ; everywhere gratil)ing snceees. Erwit ated by frlaliMlS ! . and it to thuu than then it was d Ague. o Co. Is.. July 17 ‘ agent left me a supply of Id said pills to be in great r Ague. Mr. James Lloyd efer and Ague, and had Bch proved of no avail.— table rills, and by using Spencer had a daughter, s and three of biy tamale vf.yr. and Ague, and loot bout effect. Your indiau to perfect health. I caq r Indian Vegetable rills ver and Ague. CUlt DUltll.l3l, I'- M. Columbia Democrat. Pa. [Mumble Democrat, t Pa., March I, 1e39.. j mo( tlie many wilo , e at CT , eta of the benefits requit ing under this tutbience. I !ct. Illarcti,lA% lien you coin induced to give your Indi a.; fairly tested their met , .c bled preference over cv- sizk headache, or when morbid homms; I fund By taking from four to ave alwals been restored mit the expenseof a [thy , ruses, the dis;iljoished h-mrbole the re,t of-the o•iucing I.) the 1.1.V1 Delhi. N. V.l V.though not partkuhr ,t ,• %, ha, e ! 0 omo,tutlity on two nr or g..w.lc lici4e,, , n” ,‘e. ‘Vl:r.re bile or other thorono ine.l ici a. w re :l4 taken on cuin,t ro bed, gl.olllaCil, and rcbturtug the e‘pericnce and take public. • ex. P. Pal•on A: Co., Wa .ol,ra Tmirtel!.,n, . Toss:l..llJ, :4pringtit Id; Fa-t. or WRIGHT'S INDIAN t,dl. 169 Rafe..l!,-set. rho and 1116 Tremont 4.. ' II XI CADE) Vectntcrnre. on supertc endcw,e o: 111." of I.angua2cA and the • ARP F. B. ORTOS, A. IS.. ; Mr. I)aNter.l". ENstov, h and Vocal :1i tn,ic, and I FelllllC Dep.titlllellt and 132M3 oo Fz.c.., 3 cn .2.00 'or Music and Draw in: , .— sztring,thennell es to leP.dt It be ui, enwith a %law to Itier very favornhle auspi denet2 in recommeedinv to ire ofhees,ll2ina a*sure.l awing to make the lu frit•ul= and p•ttron.. GEO. A. ELLIOTT. I Seeretary .r Oak: Iproved farm on which he n the stitkinent htion nas out 100 acres, l'n of whir h nts consist of a two-story eds, together teeth all other nhont 200 apl.letreet., wo n t.. ance. 'rlie land is well an excellent neighborhood, live Elutes from Erie., l'ur Met lm the prem v•es. ASA WILITTJETt. 31u3 otaltdpairod Zrt*, 'burg, would rea -1 e lu i located himself in tio.e dr....sing co. cr. and . ied' ; Ttlemen'ii Leg iliri call mid ex tieing Jim train Frump. the very latest Paris failt 'Shop p.n l'renc h. liem MI E. A. rELDTMANN. c04.132tf , . ds. : i)lortment of 'fawn.. T,inen lla, Colored Emb'd Livvh , s a, Col'd bilk Vel, et. Hoo f' i , assarted :in Frinecs and French n orked Cohort , . nb'd Vestinga, ehay. &c. 1 . than ce% r. H. CA IDAVELL. f !trio County. , 18 4 19. alien of the Real Estate of !, Erie County, deceased.— t an 's Court of Erie County. i *Valuation of the Wallis, finn and stable forever.' anted upon the heirs, to • Court and make choice or. , at the valuation, and six OWIOII, gusirdiap ad them. ~ !teary C.. Franklin. and alien of P. Newton, amid ii) t ion in a newspaper of Erie • to the, direction or shone_ Otil to their r.pecti%it i.s ur(. in and Ibr AMA ve in a correct abstract f the Rule granted in said ember. lit+kt. .. _ . WILSON KINU, Clerk. Ott , .1 ti.sottlo...nt of I;awmg, , Satniner Shawls,. ladies' ling Sho , a..Silk and !Asia ' and ticiiiii . Cotion lion, 11, CADWEI.i. 111
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