ADDRESS OF THE DEMOORATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Ti the Pe'ople of Pennsylvania:
Before again addressing you on the political issues
rqv r ending before the country, ilte Democratic State
C. gra! Committee have prefered to wait until the result
of the Octolier election could be ascertained definitely.-
114 extraordinary closeness of the vote for. State officers,
b as defacedthe fulfilment of this purpose until. the pres
ent period. The uncertainty in which the issue was for
dais involved, is now to a great extent remoyed,
i n .] nc are enabled to present a more definite view of the
To i,; (s , and of the Cannes that have produced then,.
Nem iths4andiug the premature exultation of our op
ponent.,
time official returns establish, that the Democrat
- ic candidate for Canal Commissioner, IsnAti,,PAINTYR,
ket e d by between 2 and 3,000
,majority. .'Phis is a
inlsm, doe nut less to a consistent and well-tried Demo
n:to, thsn to the stet ling county of Westmoreland, which
b as so often gladdened our hearts with its splendid ma-
Jura , We tegaid this event as affording just cause
for gt.neral felidtatiun, as it preset vesottr lines of Inter},
nal Improvement frOm the hands of a party that has riev.,
r wielded them except to the pulitilt detriment. Already
Lad they fattened in prospective on this ilepartmebt of
:hate patronage, threatening to visit every Democratic,
incumbent, however capable and honest, will' pet el.pplo
r:, dismissal from the public service. This proscriptive
spirit is HOW happily ft ustrated, and our canals and rail
roads are presertd from serving as instruments to wreak
revenge of proud and embittered partizanship.
As compared with October, 1814, we have gained a
member of Congress in the V Iffi district, (Bucks and
Lehigh) by 5 - 3 t) majority. We have gainc , l another in
the NVlth district, (6,timberhtnd, Franklin and -Perry,)
h. about inajoritj. We have gamed another in the
XXlVth district. (Butler, Arington., Indiana and Clear
field,) by live hundrcd majo'rity. AVo hero log but a
single dititnet, viz: the 111 d, Philadelphia county, by
reason of the Amalgamation bctweenffie Whigs, Natives
and Abolitionists. Tho XXth rlistrietl r (Washington and
Beaver) has been decided against us by barely 58 votes,
and the XVllth dist: hi, (Li untingddn, Blair, eke.) by
or abort 60 voles. We have no doubt that the official
results will establish, that on the Congressional rote the
Democrats hare A VERY DECIDED MAJOIIII V.
The State Senate contains for the tinio being in the
Fitai , isof our opponents, chiefly by reason of those hold
ing over. Under the most unfavorable view, the House
Representatives i-tattds a lie. This has been effected
by the loss of eight members in Philadelphia county, by
rraso'n of the Amalgamation—two in Imir rue; ono in
Cambria, one in Cutyborland, and one in Washington,
through local divisions—and the limber loss of two in
Schu)l6lll, front causer, of which we shall speak hereof-
If our anticipations have not been realiied in the vote
fat Gen COW. it has resulted from no want of confidence
in our a o:thy candidate, Memos LON Gymin . ll, and less
from the teal numerical prepoudereace - of our opponents.
On the contrary, the result is distinctly traceable to causes
nliel4 different. The history of nil parties has estab
lArd that it is not a paradox that their own strength is
Foulellllll, an oielneOt of weakness, conducing to undue
dengerous security. Never has this butte been more
exemplified than in the recent election. The
bmiorratic party entered into the Contest, CO entirely
ten• from rleobt as to tbo isrue, that thousands of Demo
crat r %seers have not deemed either their exertions or
iiwir suffrages necessary to secure a victory. The figures,
romp ired with previous elections, demonstrate incontest
ibl, that the Democratic party, if braltm at all, owes its
tlefcto, not to the nperior strength of the foe, but to their
on criminal supineness.
Vittlst ours wa:i a condition of ino,t nntnasterly inac-
anus, the minority, stimulated ti common sentiment
of hostility to the Democratic party, have formed every
ie,wirs of artful combination, compounding the most
lwterwrericsnis materials into one united and harmonious
whole. Bc tho stiperathlt d tdricary of a general and
thorough pi ganicntion, extending into every
, house and
hamlet, the more eirective . hceanse secret stniqinstc-pect-
41, they have achieved results Ns li:ch they have never ac
•ompli,hed before, and which, we pronii.e them, 'no art
r nrilticr :41;111 enable them soon to accomplish again.
11'e attribute the Governor's vol.. utaihlt to the perni-
6, 11 , qt•lf-,t , citrill of die Detti.wrAtie party
3., pet% ertttli en-opt rateil. In ,otne of our strong-
Itemociatic t oath.', the party wa4 mote than ti-tialk 2
...1-3r.teterl in reference ti 41w choice' of local 'tinctintbeitte.
I ,!..r'rl te State Con , titutien, the people tetiThially elect
3'. r ,rtuthuitutatie , , 11:(gi•ter:, 113 conic's, Clerks of
and illinany countit, their Sheritn.
akvav, on both more or the stth-
it of vscilvdcolopetitioo, but s, tioc i • enwrratiC parts
:a t',u a ijorit3 Ia fully tiro-t/urris of the coontic.Z', the
of this local I,,,t:unagi, alwa cessa
,h all'eets them Dipt h more illiotiously tht.!it their op-
When thsoontent pervades a county in re.
fer..net. to the local nom nations, the vote for State ofli
ur, oh% 4 ( orre , pondingly affected. Time and space
vt 4 ,1, - 1 Eitt detailc--bm rarely ham the Democratic
no% t!l,. Stat , slroercd so t•everely from thk cause as
i‘ et.r. None of these oes l o c a l
warn I , tli , tract un nt the l'r. election in Nu-
St IP ' . r.
of all titu , te unfavorable vitt 1111. , 4:111CCP, the
fur tli.- Federal contlidate for Ouvertior mere
-I,r4riil. In a vote of joolo.thly 300,00, his returned
j t at cannot much exceed, if it reaches, 9.U0. This
::e.re than count , r-ballant-ed by the alleg(ff palpable
f!.adi on the elective franclike in Schuylkill, and other
~ whit h defy all explanation on fair and honest
scr.n of the mining districts of Schn)l-
I.', the increase of the federal vote compared with las t
SENEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ONE,
Tlle. die Demeerat;c vote is but SEVENTEEN !,•1'
it is rvinembeted, that our opponents allege that"
rAnousitartir of 18-Id has compelled them to .clis
",11;,• hundreds of operatives, this increase is as extra
it aar i t. as it is improbable and unnatural. We do mot
lb A We will "treat the deafen its r_f it had nerer to
i'ideg." We do nut advise a iesurt to the soldiery of
t''vati. armed with "InfeLshut and ball;" but we do
erain lb:tithe peaceful provisions of the law will be re
to, for a thorough and searching ex/mint:Mon of
Ihtv.l!ilet.g.leable resit! s. It is our deliberate conviction,
that Nl•ow.s. I nvrti has been rhosen fry the lawful
'''ffrages qf the pulite Pennsylrani aas their nett Gar
emu., and if , nrli result shall appear on the legal invest.
tntion to bedastituted, Leither tile civil or niilitary pow
"of the State tan prevent hits from exercising for the
r.tit three t ears the'Exteutive functions.
To our ioiluw laborers throughout the State, we say be
'hood cheer! We discover in the recent results no
( 00 0 whatever for doubt or despondency—but-untch for
and encenrav,ement. All that is necessary to carry
1•00 Slate triumphantly for CASS and BUTLER, is that
"°t) boinocrat shall go to the polls and deposit° his
For their apparent victory, our opponents, not to
`',t , ik of till) Schuylkill fraud - , are literally indebted 'to the
theti ands of Democrktic voters have .retrained
tt;o quiet pivsitit of their avocations, instead of coming
- etv tile ballot boxes. Shall this be repeated in Nevem
l'airietemi and duty forbid it. The honor and good
-erne of our ancient Commonwealth forbid it. The
nftt ) and perpetuity of our glorious Union forbid it.—
'utt - 1), now that the porseverence. the energy, and zeal
tf °urine s have been so unmistakeably displayed, no
d•a,o ! rat a 111(.011;4(ln a second time to the neglect of the
''' red right of suffrage. Gen. Taylor may not have
'ears, but this is not a fit example for our
rY cen . sideration which can cause a sin
feril:::klut the liiiinan heart to vibrate, impels us to
Wu have cadlillidates worthy of the high
1 -r v , L,1 1 the ) have been named, and our
Is ' 0 " Iltat have guided the - Republic from weak
• • to it, i•reseni proud and powerful rank in the list
hthoo,
um' lieuier•ratic co-laborers in other States, we /Di
,W.d lit zi.o.iiratice, founded on the most
,:ilg,ace, received since tho late .lection, that no
Mate in the Union is more certain for the Demo
t 1%1 1 ildocc,,tlynn Pennsylvania. It has passed into
that t!ie I), mot ratio party of this State has
nerer been beaten twice in succession. Whenever defeat
ed,',from any cause whatever, it has invariably, at the
,very first opportunity, risen in its offended majesty, and
prostrated its political, foes by overwhelming majorities.
We feel safe in predicting, that the present year will not
constitute an exception to this rule, but will add another
brilliantexamplo to establish it as a truism. The uncon
querable legions of Om) BERK'S will alone save the State
in November. Already is the note of preparation sound
ed. Already is the Cross of Fire sped from hand to
hand, summoning the Democratic clansmen to the field
of action. Already have the high purposes of our De
moeracy passed - with electric sympathy from heart to
heart, until front the bord4ts of the Delaware to the shores
of Lake Erie, are heard only the tones of indomitable
perseverance, confidence and - courage. Whatever the
issue of the vote for Governor-:—and into whatever degra
' ding depth the temporary ascendancy of Federalism may
sink our State, it does not intend to he ,instrumental in
entailing a similar catastrophe on- the Union. Pennsyl
vania will arise, like Pluenix, from the ashes of her Into
disaster:. Likerhegiant east to the earth, she will gain
fresh vigor from the fall, and return with redoubled ener
gy to the str nggle, from which she cannot fail to emerge
the victor. Prom being beaten, she will learn to beaL—
liWe repeat to our sympathuing friends elsewhere—Fear
not for Penns: J leania ! ' AU. is WELL ! Profiting by our
recent reverses, every Democrat will engage in the com
ing contest, as his own personal concern, AI rush .with
alacrity to the preservation of the republican citadel.—
Let other States do as they may, as for Pinnsylrania, she
trill girt her twenty-six electoral rotes to LEw is C.tss and
NVILLIAM 'O. Bc r 'A.R.
Respectfully yuur fejlow c;tiirrns,
E. W. ilUTTEß,Cltairman..
CHOOSE BETWELN THEM. _
Either Gen. Cass; a tried Statesman and a sound at i
radical Democrat, o 4 Gen. Tit) tor - , a tried soldier, but an
on-tried Statesman,ilto candidate of the whig and Nu
tire American partiesii list be thO Pr6sident of the United
States from the •Itlt or Mart;h. The t'freo soil" candi
date, Martin Van-Buren, stands no chance at all—he trill
not get a single Staid The Whigs who have supported
him since his nornin l atio'n, , are turning their barks upon
him, as we predicted they would, and falling into line in
support of Taylor. It remains, then, for tho "frko sod"
democrats to choose between tho candidates of tho two
parties. By throwing their votes for Van Buren they but
contribute to the . election of Taylor. Choose ye, then,
between the two—not as factionists, not as fanatics, but
as reasoning mon! What can you accomplish by throw
ing your votes awaytipon Van Buren? The answer is
plain—the election of Taylor! What can you accomplish
by throwing your votes for Cass! The answer is again
plain—the defeat of Taylor! The ono is a Northern maim,
with National principles—the other is a Southern man,
with three hundred negrocs! The one is a tilkr of the
soil, who says he is no Slave-holder, and would like to
see that institution abolished every where!—the other is
a cotton and sug,arplanter on the banks of the Mississip
pi, who has, as his friends assert, three hundred 'dodges
to veto the Wilmot proviso, in the shape of wooly-heads.
The ono is a statesman, diplomatist and ischol&r of ac
knowledged ability =the other iii, in the language of Dan
iel Webster, "a military man, and a military man mere
ly," whose nomination., the same high authority says
"was not tit to be made." ehoose, ye, then, between
them.
Ilf3We surronder onr columns to-day to the address of
the State Central Committee.' At tho present juncture
of the campaign we deem it of more importance than
thing we could write, and wo presume our readers
will also. To all, however, we say do not pass it over as
is usual with such matter, with a mere glance, hut reall it
and then go to truth to redeem the glorious old Keystone!
You can do it!—you must do it—and we aro confident
\ Olt wilt do
Tur. Gmtsi tss ‘i.lyu.—Our German adopted cit
izens ate to have a grand rally to-morrow evening (Sat
urday.) at the Conit House. Dr. F. C. .lirnock, of
Buffalo, the talented Mid eloquent Editor of the " Wehlinr
ver" is to address them. At our
this class of our adopted citizens voted for Johnston un
der a mistaken view of the conto,t—thou are now, how
ever, almost unanimun lv for Call and Butlei ! They
can in no event :.:tifo with the Ndtire Americans in tho
support of (ten. Taylor. Howevii•r much they May ad
mire the old 6..neral as a. soldier, 1/try lilt not ,/ihe the
,omp..y hc ke•ps, and ‘vi ll_ not suppoi t hint!
lint °thin
A VOICE FROM ' SLRCr:E. — Thu Mercer Laininary,
Van Buren pal“ , r, and fornvrly a Whig paper, in ttetieltig
the Whig calculation of electing Taylor by the vote of
Pennsylvania, :•ajs : _
" The above table elect.; Gm. Taylor by a majority of
ati vote , , 1 necess-try to a . ehoice. Some of the
Iwo re., however, hare ;pit in the a-ren> hat. With Me
•••: 1 1. of A- IT: eat CI thin bej'are him, no ran lid man wilt
s,! t ioinity maim the ro4t; of Pennsytrania for Taylor.—
Johnston receired Mainlands of Free Soil rotes which tret
nrrer he east for the Limisianat Stare Dealer, and in this
COVlTsSialla district {Stine, Johnston!s majority trill be
more than twire orercoine. The electoral cote of this Stale
Will be g,iren to Cues.q
The man who wrote' the above, remmaer, himself Vo
ted for Johnston,-and thus speaks by the card. Mercer
county alone pveJollmton 333 majority. On the 7th,
Taylor will be beaten in that CC t Unty—mark it
, Carta') THE BALI 0 Roses;--We warn the Democ
racy to guard well the 'vanity of the ballot Lox at the ap
proaching Election. We chat go no man with fraud, but
we say to our hicinls to see that the ballot bores are
empty on the morning of the Election. The past warns
to ho on the alert. ‘,Vt3 are informed on the best tin
thority that in Elk Creek township at the late Election one
more rote iroo pulled than names on.,tho poll list—that a
Whig inspector was allowed to tc:ito at cloven o'clock
at night, after the vote had been counted, and further,
that one individual onlY 19 years of ago was allowed to
vote! We say to the Democracy, then, to bo on hand,
*and see that slr4 frauds are not again committed.
THE Sou rumts NV mos t INST Fir.r.monu.—As the day
of the election approaches, the evident design of the
Southern Whigs that their electors, where succes4td, shag
role a gniza.st Jillmn,e, i. becoming appal out. The whig,
Central Committee.of Virgiriia are flooding that State
with their eleetotial tickets headed "People's 'Picket for
President, Zachary Taylor; fdr Vico President, Wm. 0.
Butler. Every South f.'rtrolina -whig is an aimed Tay
lor and Butler man. In Florida, says a Tallahassee cor
respondent of the Washington Union, it is designed by
tho whig electors to vote against Fillmore, if perchance
They may bo elected, and in all their calls for public meet
ings in Georgia, t h e name of Fillmore is left °tribe hills.
F.. A. PENstmAs, Esq., of Philadelphia, ono of
the most distinguished and eloquent Democrats in the
State, arrived here last evening, and is stopping at the
Reed House. It will be seen that be is announced to ad
dress the Democracy to-morrow -evening at tho Court
House. Turn out and give him n reception worthy of
he Spartan Democracy of tho lake county.
SOUTH CAROLINA.-Thil bubble recently blown up by
the opposition in regard to the late election in South Ou
tline, will soon explode, as we expected. It appears from
the Charleston Mercury that there were not enough Tay
lor candidates running, had all been elected, to giro the
electoral cote of the State to Taylor. Our renders will
recollect that Presidential electors in South Crroliana, aro
chosenby the Legislature, not by the people. No doubt
need be entertained about-the Palmetto State. '
lIF.AR Ilt3t.—Freeman if. Morse, late a Whig• Co
ngressman front Maine, recently addressed tho Whigs of
his district, and in the course of his remarks, spoke of
their nominee fur President, as 'follows:
"What has Goo. Taylor done for the country. that
connects his name with any principles? I don't want a
man for my cantate who has,tio principlos tonvow. I
don't want a t Matt who will run as the candidate of the
Native Ain,triO r t,p,arty, or tho Free Soil party, or tho
Locofuco any party that may take him up."
AccordinTfoltiliclieti. Taylor is entirely out of the
question. forlo is now running as the candidate of the
Natice American p7rtyl
Go IT, YE CRIPPLES.-At Vienna, a gentleman aged
BG, without legs, was married to a lady aged 70,k without
arms. If the old codger attempts to run away, how can
she hang ou to, him 1 That'a the question.
By plegraph.
Dispatches for the Observor.
ARRIVAL 4 t IV
E 0
SMITH O'BRIEN SENTENC
DRAWN AND QUAR
I New York
The Europa brings Seven days la
That relating to Irida l nd and the
er exciting. Smith luta
hanged, drawn .and quartered, on
The jury, however, united in a una
ation of the pri.soncr to the clememt
Up to the sailing of t m steamer
Hon of the course (ho Lord Lient,
was ascertained.
The court sat on Saturday, and U.
proceeded with his chairr ' e till after
went occurred to listed to the cvid
student of Trinity Coll ge, going t
thqinformor had purjuo himself.
The Judge resumed its charge
jury retired, and in an hour and 23 11
a verdict of guilty. which produced I
Appended to tho verdict was the
"110 earnestly roc mWmulod the
fill consideration pf the govornm
unanimously of the opinion that for
should be Pp ru c d. " I
1
On Monday Mr. O'Brien wax bro
Ifis manly bearing, his calmness,
ness was the theme of Observation
The Clerk of the crown then asked
to say why the sentence of the law ah l
him.
• Mr. O'B. then said.
My Lord,
lion, howev
to enter into any vindie
availed myself of this oPportnuity o,
consciousness that I hie performed
try—that I have done my that whi
was the duty of every ehristian to It
HOW prepared to abide hie consequ
formed my duty to my native land.
sentence.
, .
' After a brief address l i te the • priso ter, the I:ard/Chitlf
Justice put on the blatlcap. The entenco is that you,
Smith O'Brien, Fie taken hence fro: whence you come.
then be drawn in a hurtle to the pla l pe of execution, and
be then hanged by the eek until co lt are dead, and that,
aftofwards your head al all bo severed front your body,
i ts
and your body be divided into four trirt / ers, and be dis
posed of as her Majesty may pie
/ 6. And may God
have mercy on your sou). • 'l/
.The most profound ac usation foll Owed the conclusion
of the sentence. ,
/
He took an affectionate leavo'of t to crowd who rush-
I
ed to take him by the hand, and mapifested great compo
sure. Ho was then reittoved to the prison.
Lady O'Brien has Bo vty to the (Ineen in behalf of her
son
A rumor prevails tha the Lord Lieutenant was inexo
rable, and that no mercy would be shown biol.
McManus has alSo i been convicted. C. G: Dutf)'s
trial was to open on the' 21st. The trial of Mr. O'Dono
ban for high treason was proceeding at the last account.
The cholera has made its appearance in London, awl
several case's were actually reported in the metropolis and
provincial newspapers; about half o which have provcp
fatal. /
Msnxurs—lndian corn in the ettrly part of the week
was rather slow sale, but yesterday buyers appeared and
purchased to considerable extent. Meal was a trifle low
er, current quotations iris. Provisio ns of all descriptions
through the week have been in moderate demand. No
change in pritis.
The announcement of the Steamer checked transac
tions. This is the best passage ever made between Liv-,
erpool and New York. Tho market to-day is active, and
both Ally( rs and home buyers haw! , been in the mat ket
to considerable extent.
Prices arc without,important chntize, but the sales show
oceasionall) a decline of 6d per hid on yestorda3r4 rate:.
Some mixed lots Told at $.l 31i, but the bulk of tho sales
were at :17h for Oswego, mid other f.traight (Minds.—
Salo of western, Mhehigen, and Ohio nt $5 37055 -1 1.
Pure Genesee 5,50a5,56. The milling demand -for
wheat is good, but quotations heavy. Sales 5 Or 61100
bushels Chicago red and other western red $1,05, and
9900 do. Ohio at $l.ll. There were sales of 15,1100
Geencsec at $1,35,027. 1,
- Corn active and with Out change. Sales 10 . .000 bit h.
at 67a63 for mixed; and 73 ftir yellow.
Oats 31a 31h.
We regret to announce that the lion. [)icon H. Lew
is, Senator from Alabama, died at the National„Hotel
in this city to-day.
llurrAt.o, Oct. 23, 3 P. m,
Produce dull—soles 1,500 bhls flour at $1 50a4 56.
Sale of 450 bids Cuyahoga at $4 56.
Sale Ot wheat-5,050 ha cho:ce Ohio in store, at 98,-,
5,000 htt Ohio aflost at 89c.
No sales of Corn—holders ask 50c for high mixed and
18 for low. Mess pork slt4 50a513.
LET Horace Greely's eleventh-hour adhesion to the
Taylor cause, does not give as much delight to his whig
contemporaries, as might have Leen expected, con
sidering his rough and ready abilities with the editorial
pen. Hear what the Riclanand Republican, a Taylor
Whig paper from the start, says of the Tribune's un
expected advocacy of Ta)lorilnt
"Xew I.: nib:am—This paper has at last concluded
to spport Td)lor and Fillmore, It does it with a bad
grace though—like at loitering schoolboy, who only comes
to school at last to escape a flogging flout some hit:
rowdy on the street. Sit down, Horace—throw aside
your pouts—don't he " making fares" at the schoolmas
ter, or we'll have to put you out of doors again, and let
that fellow Cass break every bone in your body."
Now FOR CAS.—Mr. H. Robinson, of New York,
writes to tho Tribune, saying he has been a Whig for over
a quarter of a century; and as there is now an WIrO PAR
TY, he shall riot vote for Tdylor, but fur the man Hi° will
be most likely to defeat him. Such -evidences ro be
coming more and more numerous tin oughout the Union.
If they go on thus there will scarcely Vic a decent 'corpo
ral's guard" left among them on the 7th of Novel Men
ED - Judge Winchester, in a speech recently delivered
in Natchez., declared, that "NO ONE IN ins SENSES WOULD
DOUBT FOR A MOMENT THAT GLORIOUS OLD ZACH WOULD
VETO TUE WILMOT Punt-ism" Every northern Whig
member of Congress, including
,Wobsier, Corwin,
Schencl, Ashmun, Caleb and Truman Smith, and oth
ers of 'high note, belieVe that he will not.
ICJ' Some of our Whig friends arc very anxious about
our "Rooster." Like our friend Gray, of the Cleveland
Plaindealer, we have sent him off to get u new set of
"gaffs." In about two weeks wo expect to see him light
upon the Gazette chicken like a "hawk upoWa Juno bug."
TissEssr.E.—W. L. Milholin declines the farther use
of his name on the Whig Electoral ticket, stating that he
can support neither Gen. Taylor nor Gen. Cass.
1:17:Tho Philadelphia papers ammunce that Bauk stock
took a rise as soon as it was supposed Johnston was elect
ed Governor Del. Free Press.
Of course—it was a victory of the Banks, and stock
would necessarily rise. It is no use, however, to "cry
over spilt milk"—there will ho glorious times in the Key
stone for a short time, undoubtedly—banks will become
as plenty as blackberries, and bank notes as summon us
loaves in June. For the next few years we shall live in
clover, but then he that is smart will prepare for the hard
winter that will assuKedly follow.
LEP The New Orleans lien, Taylor paper, says that
•'no one but a FOOL - would expect Gen Taylor to be in
favor of the Wilmot Proviso." We are happy in
. being
able to agree with the Bee in this particular.
CASS
PENNSYLVA
A Grand Rally o
place nt the Court h
Or TUC
Dr. r C. Brunck
, •
0f MITA°, will ths i
address the Meeting in the German
language, after whirl),
E. A, .renniman,
Of Pltilddelphia, will speak in Englibb. Our German
friends know the ability and eloquence of Dr. Ituusetc,
and we can say tht Mr. l'Esstm is is one of the most
able and eloquent bp •akersTurn the State. out—our
citizens will have u rich treat in listening to*-such able
',Teak era. •
A.
TO BE HUNG,
TERED:
Oct. '-1.7 P. N
ter new s
F `ontinent being rath
-
l en sentenced to be
:atnrday the
rumens recommend-
v of the crown.
ll_ . We n out', say I. J > all nlO nreatnicte,l with Ow gravel, that
1
there is 110 aril,: e now Leture tonalsi•nt eqoat to Or. 4:. t'.
Vaughtts Littiontriptic Al ixture, as n remedy. This celebrated
Panacea a., a curative, In Mi• cutuplaintte• nett as in all other.,
has a.toni , lnel the medic it la.:My. The, hate thennwit V. at ule
toe of it, not only to a, Loot-ter to their pbttents, hut have in It
number of cat,ea, taken in 1-er,,,nally nod I t en cored dr their din
in.,.slig di-ea,e. r , lnn Id Ink otateittent le doulte,l, Or Vaoghn
here publicly oilers to 1 ut ‘'t lob° a,rnitni Iht, th at he can I.l,litre
the names of the gentiensen of the titedwal he:tiny to the State ol"
New York who have nr.ed the Tebehly for raven or ,travel a , Weta
they per,,bnally n ere agile:el at WI, hod it ;t 0 been laatehtte I ...nil
clued by it. IVlio , 6vill'l4l.Zl, Ile• ri-k , S"'• groat American hen,
elly. Vaughus Vr•zet gale Lidlohiriptic Altit.:re, in our p tper.—
call upon agentn, get a 'Kutyhtet.
no definite inform.
Onaut would pursue
.o Lord Chief Justico
I.rn
-0n:1cl1107
a n i ajo
a Protestant
o show that Dobbin,
nt 4 o ' clock, and the
Itinutes thOy returned
rofoutid sensation.
ullowing.
13wooD WANTED AT THIS OFFICE. rm
IT.ILSO, A FEIVII7USIIELS OF GOOD APPLES .f_t
risoner to the rnerci
ut. The jury tue
tally reasons his I:fe
the tfin .23, inst.. !by Rev, t:. w. (lex 121310, Mr R iv:11 !ko
la*, of mil 511-. trd, of l'hi
nu the 170 b in-1.. lay ZI`V. ii, Mr. Columbia. :la nia,l
1p N.aa:cy Al Allen.. of Crealiv.
Oil the 21-1 by J. CI! v01)..z , , Ilniiry Parker nil
La% f'uburia..l both .4 GR.( ,
out for sentence.
.ornpo'suro and firm
tiroughout tho court.
Ir. O'B what he had
o l uhl not ho passed on
7trt.a.c cutq:'s Sale . .
BY an order from Ow 141,1w/es \ Co.,it. 1% ill be rob! by public
%endue, ou the pretus .c 0 of tie late Thmlnil.l Kei.ber. in
i Mc-
Kean townihip, on tie trill of Nele L. ather OVA the tolirm hag
proporty, N 12: 11ora.e:, Cows, cattle, •!.....p. hoe-. wagon , ' P 4 a , % '',
and a general tO,OrtIIII I It or hirminv. CO .1.110, and b0u..c1i.,1,1 I:tr
ait:Are. S ale to COIIIIIILIICC .11 10 o'cloc 1 , .. .1. 31.
/ .11): 4 '...I'll 1.1:11TZ../ r x
Oct.._)-, IS i 4 .—ilil I. iiJi i • -i t ( i'11. 4 i i tit. 5 • CC"t• • •"•
. I)l,.kcK:mlTils , will lied n ,:..0 I rn:•nitinentfor .1m
I..).and Itellows, and all t...i1e..., of IWO and 1 4 11 . 0. U:aralitol tO I e
equal to ally, and chea aai the cheal.ert on tlii corner nen r • the
cinirt Ilou.se. - I'. 11. 11'll.lt:IIT.
/ tact. tri. erl
t is not my intention
r Much I might have
so doing. With tho
my ditty to my cowl
eh in my opinion it
tvo done, and I any
once of having per'
P roceed with am-
lf /lardy/aro.
11 Cvneral.assortittelli, including. 'lutist , trimming:: an." 11:11N of
t. all kni,k, ILIA>. he fo i 1 , on (onus to went she nitre:nowt', al
Eric, Oct - C. 11. IT.
rrio J I :ors, Sitar., l comity rzt the Nu%
a1,0‘..%% 1,11..1.1-C lake
0,1111, ILA Court aii
11 tit' , CT. at z-
F:ge, tr.t. 1:7, 1-14.
urolin!
1 }rill Lc hold at the
t , l.)y, the
tub N 0%.,
It 1. tic 'heat
whola‘e livopreyloll.
,l'llo tool art insert.;
Erie, act. 25,
T AM NOW rcccivii
Grocerie., Ilardwar
ting a SlOCk or over to
ch.i.,ed direct rflall the
ea, at pricey unheard (
at price, lar belotv,a ill
log my sincere thaok , j
patronage, I porpo-e
the greate .1. bargains t
1 pre Het loaher laire4
Erie, Oct. tit 11,.19.
mt. P. HAT.sis A/CMIeZII-1117.-1...
1818. a I.: 31 E D Y
%VITA, Kt. 'l' CURE ALI. DISP.A.SF.:/',
1)17T . iq n safe. speedy and eirectit it cure for all tliohe di.en-r.
1..1 tor whielt it is recommended. The Piddie ran i-afel) iely up
on the powerful eificiniy of tiibi Medicine in curing Cough., voile,
Ilozir,etie,s. Croup or Itattles..Villina or Plitlii.ie, Illronrliiti , and
Whooaing Congli. It also remotes other Pulmonary complaint,
oetieti. ' lant upon irrita ion--as Ililliellil ::11i1 6111'11 10:11101/1 re-poa
lion, 0 an peeing bails r throwlt the ell,t, and b+ lii,dity' import not
in tuppre,sing bleeding ii the lang,, n !itch 011,./111i: hoer he leg
lertol.l
I't Port.% x r Trs, 1m I ,, , y.—Thi , 14 to cerii: that t‘'. the 1111,!..T
-eighlt, I. have tined I/r. P. Ilan. celebrate I ('meth Ilialied. an I
hale mull it in CS ill 111 , 1.111te. an eilicacbp l .l4 llie.lWll.e, alit bil
ly n, orthy of 11 3 11•Conpuet,41“,ont , .
,
I
301111Calbrailil, .10.(111 lief. el, Jr., It ell. S. Mel a rv,
Chas. %V, Kelso. D.r:zliirl.,- Andrew M. Tarliell,
Julio S. Brow.), Itybert o,clireti, Lucia-, .11 Hull.
Win. M. Gallagher /Vl'. Felon. VV.' t'. ItHeilernecht,
Wit'V% i iiitill; - AVVV,K i i. t iP erW " l • V ' . i n ' 4.14-i- i . g "'
11. I'. Mehatrey, -. Daniel Miii ,
or. J. IV. Beau,
J. ealstm ry, 11. 0. Root. R Bald o tit.
. •
e.tuTtoN To Tug Pl'lll.lP.--flow,rf of co ,' lntern.ii4 and
ba-e initial ion 4. Every !Dull , Ir. iho tvorilt,,'“ltr. I' it,,tr. f ... 1 ,1,
Remaly," ;llama Iwo , tl:e .4•,.a•-'. cad lit written t. i/nature 1111011
the it rapper aml,llree 'ono. Norte otly•r are'L:etto I ni..
.. l'itiet:-417% et, to •F I. per 11 , tile, or :7•74‘ I li•ge Votile, for SI.
1 4 61 , 1Whofe. , ale zovlvtotail in U.rs. , , oitl2. li) Dr. 1
l'' H '
att corner
of StMenntl Sesei.lll 04.,.., r
N2osikl. : l j:t Erie L' , .llltty.-11'd, Virwent Ai, Co., ll'at,.rford ; 11.
i'. Town ..:. r,,., Nfirill F.:,i. ;in.l IVitit,l.lfi:zlP. John .1. Traey,
Fair. i.tv : L S. Jrmol ez Co.. t.i.ard ; ll'. It, Ton need, l,pring
field ; .I.llm , 11. Ca. 111 1 .11, I:111111;6P /I .1 10 11 ( ' lark &V,-,., Aliomt.
N. eallen , kr, Me;, ll lyttle ; 1,. Par,mi., NVe„lllet'o, N. y.; r.l.
White& Son. Fralolli,.l , A. ReYtlold.. U. 11. I'. VII onplin, .k.. 1.
Nlattliew , , Pottralo ; Deming & 1",, - . I ti. 11.,i , 10:1 Latin , , N. V.:
.Inle- 11.12,4120, (111, 11:1( St. 19. ii eillillllll.l/11,1 : V r Agont- eon 'r
ally thromthotit the el) miry. For f.l"lttor j.artlioilarA fa.poet to::
the eilleacy ,if this Me ficine the 1'1;1 for will pio,v.e eat! on .Ig.sw
for Patliplikt free• of ei'airg,
Brie, (frt.:`, ii-7.' , . . Com•2l
c EN; ur I( Ihr I ,v:,tro.v
It (`rt.
1 --
~.1
A. Gard to VIA , Malies.- ..:..d
A P I s. IVARD la'tts leave to inligin 11le 'lnlet , . of thir• lily that
,h, ha% just nyer. VII from Phila•!elhlqa, by Eipre , , an ole
gala iee,ortinont Of Pall and I,Vnner Nltllillery,ron4,ling 01 11 , ll
net, I 'apt:. SantH, VIA% vt, and Ribbon ~ rieetla r h. ith a choice
t -election of Flumes mid Firm et+ ; all of %%li.cli ,he will be 11,11,1'3'
to .hov. to her trelate evil Cll,-1 , ,111PT-Oli r l .llll'llay, the ‘..161. 111 , 1.
ItCsldellr , on the ru'ohe. Square, three door. - ' • !lank.
4)c1.90, Ffr.
]
''' A IL 011.1.23'1' .
r fill i: utol,r , igne.l Col:- tlki- !twill. , I.;1 i t o,, •te , ci s
1 I;rip awl %j
til.i.,*. 111• , 1 111. t•lil; r,,:ttill '`-•
"II
TAII,',I,:iNi: nt 11, ,- , 1)1 41 ,1
old. Ax het , 14' r I
thena 1 min the horror,. slop sb,,p elbtbi.w, by itialom.: a fair amf
11:•Ild , Mie gat - 111(ml at. a ,f•r) mn:amahl.• i.ridm ill. n , urns iii.:
thanks to the pliblirt yjnerLlly for 11, 1:1 , 1 , 1 .n:ki lit oral vritromz••
beretohno, nod trii , l,, by Hriet 1110 nt 1011 to bli , ott•-• .Ito morn :old
roc ell •• the ,aitit• for t o• Ott Iry : :t • 1.,- co, e.:01,1” A !ILI 6.,,,i
1.,11 0 t•N ~ ,rtence 111 0 , 011 , (11 lb, pt 11,- 1; :It -1, - ,1 , of London and :'-: v.
1 of k. lie ran e‘ecikte ally tlork i•ntro,ted to himilk lit• 112 , ),:t v. orl,
10011111 e, 1.1:1:lotittl,lo awl I.llti,f; , ctory manner. !
I let. 1. t, B+17!. 3 ,111 C GIIALDINI:.
N. B. CI7I'I'ING done on the stkorteA notice - ''ti lilt p.irtlc•
tsar care. Stroll. ritozzie south of the liiatvund. low 11,.. - kr
emit of the Cris Bank. ,
Ladies Dross 1,41 Clot:
riossisTlNG .....
Alp:lmm Nlerino, silk' 0011 31a.10&c.,
&c., &c.
rzsuvtz:zs.
1111(W11.1, Turk ion, Ca , itetre, I.IIIP Icn.l
t 4 : 1 .0‘ 14 . a goad n.,.'ortaieht at (;:10. SI:1.1/1:N ;&
Oct. 16.
, --
raper Na cings. 1
1 000 Pir"E'4lVa" "P'4 'lll
11''' ‘ I''''I'' '' 135 1" U'lna' e: Paper, for sale cheaper than et er by ,
Oct. 16. , Gilt). bilI.D !IN & :'ON.
_
: i ltlew Goods.
i..' ' ~, i o f
W 11 1 , nc e l, " 4 4 eri t i o Z,MU: " 111 1 1 1 1Tir e .1 1 41 . 3 . 1 ' : , i .I c l • '- , i t e il e r t i •-: . X:, 1 , 1 , ,' ,; 2 zn. I
M de Lazne &c.. at 11611.11,:i & LHIVITA"S.
Erie, Oct. 6, !FN.— 1 ' I •
)..few Goods.
A CHOICE Lief of French Thibel„.. of a I colorF,! for Latlir:,'
"I Coals, IrUCtiVPil I,er Expre.-:3, for salt. cheap by - ,
Erie. (tel. 6, lots. 1 A 1.1.E., 1 / 4 &COIT.
1 ,....._
New rail and Winter Goods:
rpfif: PllbSei ii Prg are new rereiviw and oienitig their sh tic of
I Fall and ‘Vinter C 0 0 ,1., c in, j-Itag o f 1
i
Dill GOODS. 11. f RIPPARE, CROCE/32r, G/20C/ILIES,
//ZO.Y, SI'ELL, NAILS, ..1A r'S„I.L.S, ej C.
All %t filch will he sold cheap fur cash or rear 1,7. c.
October 2,11-41 T% ol:o. r24:1,O1:;sl & SON.
40 P4CKAGES just opened from Itt,ton and I.owell. com
prising a great variety of faidlionaf 4, Pm.; re GI od , Fi.cli as
i
set flowered aretsteipedt!astmieres, Monterey Plaids anti Stripe-.
changeable Lushes , tr;ll.lwls in great variety. Dri ,,, Trimmings,
lAdit , ' V r
'oil rs, ravai-, lam Vi anti !for iory, in tdn, I, a mini-I ev
ery thing In the way of goods can be found as cheatitts the e , noap-•
eat at (Oct. 20.1%rim:Irv:4.
A. LARGE ar,orttnent of Yanke-e Notions just - rereived of the
manufactors, nod Just the articles fur Pedlars. at New York
prices, ridding tratispottnti,m, at
Oct. in.
Cash for rilnth6re.
WANTED a quantity of, good tleebe Leathers for which 1
will pay half cash, if delivered boon, at
Oct. 21. C. B. witicirre.
• White Fish and Trout.
WARRANTED article Just rtecit•ed at
Mt. 21.
Carp etiags.
pH is DAY received from the Mditufnetrica. n good selection of
aasurted Carpetings, front Hi to id cents Per yard. Also floor
Oil Clutha, Hearth Rugs, Wooten Crum Cloths; all to he had ehoap
WRIGHT'S Corner.
Important to Ladios•
PAIRS of Ladles' patent Gum Elastic Overshoes, coin.
200
prising six different Patterns and styles, to which 1 .111.
rite the attention of those Ladies who wish to keep their feet dry,
to call and look al the assortment of R • RIG11'1•"8
Stray Cow.
CAME to the enclosure of the Suthscriber, living in Mil!creek
township: about seven miles welt of Erie, on the 14th inst., n
dark red Cow, supposed to be 5 years old next Spring—no artifi
cial marks. The owner is requested to call, pay charges and take
her away. RENEE VANDINE.
Afilicreek, 0ct.41, I*.
HONEY.—Pure stra 'fled Honey for sale by U. COOK
Erie, Sept. 13,
BUTLER !!
A. MUST BE REDEEMED!!
the Democracy of Erie will take
ouse on Saturday Evenin i g, 0ct.28.
AXILP.ZED:
?.tioti co.
and Pattie,. to Nails' in the Coati: i.f rrie
littler Terip. 1N +.—!'rr.,n•t rowivritel
tole,: that. tin account of thr•
n•rt tit ii❑ the nit of Nu
cl., .‘. M. ‘V11. , 4 Pro:fey.
____ _____ _
T.Zotice. •
• of 'Le l'eurile lleurvilent riccipty or 1:t n.
vei-try ronin or : 4 1. Paill'h Church, on We.l-
einkir, :a '2 o'cl,c Is, I'. 'II.
n ill he n large ancinta ,ce, not on 1;, of ilin-t.
n ly, Or UR' tort: 1111,1 h. f , , Wa W
I 1i..0 of all I-
I in din °bite ti of the we let)'.
reat Margains.
illy rail 1111,1 %\ - Inter!
'e, Iron, Steel, Nail, II
cnty-the thousand MI
Nlanurictori,e; hush h
If I rf• - )re : all of which
',l;orylN helore sold in t
'to my old rind , ,nier,
r nupcin.an. them thi• I
f ka,t :Sow Is
Erie, ()et 10, kit,
Boston Goods:
re3lars Goode.
ARRIVAL XL
24EiV tigol:3=Gl
Cl • D. re4pecifu
c_ast niers, that has
York. wells now reqeiving
Fashionable Fall anti Mote
sclreted mid purchae&l node
ennble 1,1111 to otrim. Goods 0
cheaper titan ever. My Floc
fore irt:felell in this market, at
all of whihlt 1111151 be'sol,l,
1111'111 can get under. and for
vitt , all tho,i , that . 01911 to hu
Irc:c as-dttotent of Goods.
I.:te the Ettv,le for rat
I •
Fall of 1E.:9;
rA3slr4 AND
Arricing in large guantetes
Commercial #trkaagl
Ihate the pleasure 'of infL
hmn 111111 euttutrYs t Oat I 1
AND PASIIION
all the varieties of nth rind I
are PI l,r • , .11.1 at the plo%erhi;
nilliod to e‘t!ty watt. Wotll l
NAlllee, the I , dlowitl
Italidu nail Chantelaitt Silks
r. at, rid, -lrtyd and plait, 1,1
tiroideo.,l Altdne do 1, oiae.
don' I''' I"l'thge Ildr M.ll I
plaid 1. ;Tdavt k, 11.6:110.
.1.001 tdacl, an
Lis', Ind Circ., 1 1. re., IW
F. Id (;lot
satin a n d I
Erie d
T 1 1 . virViv .1 a ‘vrii.;(if V
_ii , 1,',,,;1-1 ,!•• ~>..a!mt! Pleas
v. ill tu , • ".1!::: .. ilitivi , olor at
Ow I; 1:1 d .. to N ti v.it t i.-‘t, fi t
en! rd prior, i : Ili tt, it: .111
lOi 1Vc,,,t1, of .1... I-1 OW 10110
0 t ;1t1' , .: ,, k, l'i . ...viinttt;,, P
3.1., lii.tititi• ! il .; ;,..ct 1: i oi .
flit; burtli v i I v o ;.t i tr of 111.,
94 , ',..z.,•..4t DI ,-• 1;1 pi.v!,..... 1
wri•s. (1.v.,:-. ',‘ Ain,. NW' r , )
11i'1..114 ' , 1i.0 , •, Ilipars , 11 lii
pin lie- lii ft io. , ti n 'Ow Iwo: t
to rPt t 1102 1 . . V-02 Iletf . ilt . ,
..,:: QVWO • t , l hill I Zlll , l iti.. l
. 1',.;%tql i'l extcuti.t: at the,
.1.. 1•4.,. it r.
Mrti--ry xi:lite if a t‘ ri
, aiivr coin !,aii.l to Inv dirt et;
iilivotaiill thy right, I ills., in
Noir ..1 ;Ili ii.liori Ii) John i-`l,
Itiv. iii 4 iii . erilov.l plc:v.)110i
, I.iii in tl-• coolitt of Erb. it
1.1;,,,1', , , to It It: Po;L;iiiiiinti; a
a tooth. Ilt1'tieVt11I:111.2t; i , C:t.
P"l'll'i.'it . .!; . palitli CI
111'g. It
t•-• t 1 It io-'.tlnfttcv ttiath ;:ti
to :1 , ' , .. , Ilel . t•ttlit:i CI ei
So.:IV:. 191 t ytelin.i' to ii'eti
10, VI , , r, i 0 1(4 No ;119-1154.;
v. 1.0 1 y ilist Cori.; 1,5 1 25. 1:;!: i if
114! :111 I I . ‘ft`plalg 1:1t.rt, , ,t :
inn iii anflis more lir Ivi•t• v.
al. 111 , V.1.1', hi, ttifort• L.;
v
itit:lt ti, I';Iliv lii vii I . ;.ir i
1 .
tot.ri• tirlicr(ortl of 1t,...e.1:, & .
at !ort; • :wry.. r. 'l . .:;:t.ip In
- 3tock of Dry Goo Is,
'llaitaA col:21 , 1 - 1-
‘ViliCil t. as pla
t:WOW and Allietl-
Will 'JP SOld for Cads
lix market. Itellaro
)r tiu•tr very luher•tl
f•lll and %%Amer
he 111111. ear
11. CAIAVI:I.I..
ED a ouan
1819.
==o=l
WRIGHT
WRIGIIT,S
TRAORDZN'A-Ttir
EAT FALL IN PRWEB
lly Informs Ills nninerous friends and
ust returned from Boston and Nev
n extensive and until:mil Variety' of
GOODS, which law e Leen choleell
such favorable circumstances n.cli
most every'arlety and style muc
h, much larg -r than I baveever by,
d coimnises much greater rariet -
+d nt such prices that no kb,tablisti
yledge of this fact. I tcopectftilly in
hr or even see, a ;rood and well-se-
I, ) droll in at the Brick Corner, orlo•
Icularn. - Sept. e..).
XI VT
1 ` ZDITZI/1 GOODS,
,1 the Jew Mare of MOSES
e vx French St Erie P
, a,
ning my friend?: and cmdciners in
'in 110 IV receiving my fall supply r.f
GOODr.:, n hick a:. usual eisdances
eatithot 1:ood, in marl.? t, mu! tt Inch
low price, of Old Je'S Store,
att:i child in this comer or the
g. FOR 'NM LADIES.
Ciro.: de Rhine Satin stripe, Pekin,
rick Imlinn do. t.tititi btriped and CM
lin nil printed e:t:hinefee, t•nd
omit', French Vii, rince-, mode e ten.
I ral,de.l ?,111:
/nilf.ut. _rump Lind
ionnett ?•4irri.,l
lotvdrs &u.
SP's Cial:a;
enar• niter)! tlir
)11.rio c.oltot, .01 I l , 11.! ,Irr4 el,
the 00011 110T•tt in I:rie, on 1 , 1 id.ly
the lo110%%•0 1 .-I
'be lishl, uUc, 101.1 - 1,1 ::0•1 eb,/i 4.1
,71.• of !1111 IA the lte.Vo
1. Ill,: 'put. tr.tcl, Nor..1:11 :11,11
; • -, 10 tut. I al .1 1 , -1
irke2 . Vence .? , .11, •
1 1 a 10 I, a c.);:wr of 11. 1 . 111 - 11,'
1111 111 tl , •,t. e,e,t percher: to 1..
tv.r.ll 2!! leg. Itell 01 S-111
Pact No. :135; tht•nro by th.rllllle
111 the I• nl'of I.•ceiname,
0 , 11 , 0 e, In; 111.,th or ll. iil u. .•-••
t:. L. 1V.34.) I, 00W for 11101 t
of 1. , _?%: , ti out cf the
I, 111 , 1 br r ELI al Olt` •
.1 . claim lit' 11,.
l'enee , tiant, 0: VI :In (11 0
'I I! int , and I euu id :41letceIt
.1, Sri:, • of ,111.1,
the e.irtlera-t e,irie t of the :it
lat Ni. :1401. IL7 I.erchie,
It.tr. :ri:1.11111:1; t, I etch
-I.y lot NO.:SW.2u pt.tclu,
:1111.1 .51 WC`A. by the fl.lid lot
-.eat free, thct.er north t l b 11" g.
• te p 4 , -- t. tLeette eoti4 tit do::
10 OW 1 , 1:1 , :r,ir I•o•gamitig---a,.-
, r 4 liai:l tutet of
lir t Jr. and Emma
a a,l tent 1....1 unt, Nirledt^ ,
reartildeit of (1..a , a'1l the
crime of Cri u tulle an I
.xe , :m.v II :it the of tr;.vrgelh 1., Jr.
, AI. %V.U.ICGiIEV, She,U.
()^1 'D. ViP
ENE
SEEM
f . T.i MINI:
JL .L t.. r tm•
.1- p(1-‘ TO
11, WC tJal4l • C:1:1.!.
p:* our p , .:oupp., ova Cu.a
Note..
t•,.).lii t 8 Avon Lick, of
I•u=itv-st-11..01d
arcoutio, v. ills
11 IOU haw 1u I ills• tilwiey to
at. Is a't L,.r Oulu by 010110! tour
Sillt. AVN 6r. i'%14;1:.11t1
Erie,
•
1 i,1'111;-.; cf.(
and
I'STI Nth-I, V I:STIN(S.
!Iwo.!. I Inelt ,71tin
,iilc a , •l:erge 1ra“11.4,
mos I . F. 1411: t
the in , l Jew wore,
f Int 1: Innqn,:vritlN.
1) Hot it,. I iproll: 10-t rt
berore 0,1;,1 iu 'hi. marks
10-.
i'a , tl-11 are/ At,i,rio:ni Prual
Ur% lilt' had ivialtly.-
I . l4ared ri Calz , kllll`re and
P.Loy silk, Vestiii:2 , . black viUd / 111 1 c)
: 2 11tru3, Alvrino do., and putt% Iv's,
Pr; tin,l Cap , . theap nt
t.trvet.
Purr anti pun•
Icei% et' and fur sale low rr ttc,il rt er
Lys H. took.
on for Salo.
Wa
1 , 111 , ,T rate, rww, Ts‘
MONEV. throw of
llor:e Wagon, for sale for
T. W. llOrilt I:.
. No. I. Perr)
Ines for sate at inc - li.uln near.ilto \rm
iMtII( JACKS( IN .
Erb., A tiv. 11,
t'it 1:1411 1.11 t; —_it all
L ' 1 . 11/111N, by
Erie, :4,11.
SI lIMIAT , GOODS!
117.05/' GOO
mu: Now RI:4'El
•V
Jinn-e, a iarp. mid 12,
VIN 1:, at the (Tomer Story, No.-1, Rcell
moral aF.-ortin-Pot "1
=
ww.lll.lrel.,ct
ATo.lllltlllii 11131' 11(111)+110 1
ort•.l awl black rilke ; Plan
Pnl.l 1' +.nnn•rr4. .1.110
01 .111 .I.*.cription.:,
11 4 1" , 1 3.1,F00101, :11111 S4ll.
111.1111111., Arag..., r * orMiatios
l'or the 1;1110(1.0n V
Plain and Paltry C.,,,in.er
and Inacy•
.111 01 *hc•e an() 1•
S14T111,! Klee., an 4 we- plc.]
can lw I,oliOn. al any mark.
; 4 ,d 9, I:- 19.
FRI,
,111Ily the pulellaYerw.
l'Of till. Ltitill•S (11:111geabk,e(11-
. and l'aury .111.aca.. French 31i.rinoq,
(“well an rquusli
8,111111, and ibboag, plain and
and 111,111 , a:8. La
awl Gal: , Najd-, 4:10"1.4,
e II:1%ra large mock u' firoadel 411.,
and Satuu.d., Silk Satin' and Faury
Cravat, -ilk . ivd linen liatilkvrellief,..
, %%Pre 111 iiht at !,Ir di-rouut !rum
,10 our-01%, to ,Il 01 a , , 0w rate ;1
pie,, e at
\Ve %To 110 .
Let. awl Line,
It le. uf
L
NtIES .1:": It (Mill
rtmeol a SIP:, Wor.
6, and all the new 1
IBM
•411]1T111*1. n♦
WhiCh We elll•
!, &
`.iTCC•
I * o.lle.
1101 10
I%OW r•-•ri,og n hcrh .avid• of Gra
s at great tarsal a , ; rot”,i,ttn:t of Tens,
npnn %Own no pledge ourtathes
'e call and satiNfy tour,eleN at
No, I, Reed Howe.
l:'19 \C.—,lll
( IoM•, thl., •
)1, Cotton & 1 - 00 l and Cotton Carpvt
'l,ll,l and IVI (011 „Itas. ( . .,rnet
and fur ,ale a „ .111:11%11.1
No. I. I:,ed
I
PIP!:
=INMII
%an 't%
.INI/ 1 4 11(4,4.
Icialenicie rine a
.111 I, of elithlrea',
I li'lea,ci - a:1 awl exaniineulirl3rUe , I. , k
+I „ ea% v•itom and :41. 1`, , , Elko a ,Ir. 31
I-O.! l.:11.Or, 1 ;111,111:!: 4 11oer., nth! Hip , ,
I live-, "1.1
.I,d e... , , Gera , . and children ,
No. I, ft riar HoUSE.
I , ,
, l'y filo biOl, or ca , ii, altisa•+ Oil haul
nat any Other ttiar , in toll It. niquite
,p): , 1:INI 1,F.1.W,Y,
corner Frew!! ah,i Fill!' t. 14.
I al
CO 1 0,
I 3 ln
at (ta
l'rr
.Vri's.—'Sale•rat
ior -ale C:lf . alwr tii
1v: 1 7 1 , I
alarnl,l3-t• I tlat•cia!lln s ta,Cts c r mer,han
,v.
C. & it. I'. 111111.0 r% re-! nally a•ca
raena-anal the pall lac gratniallt, an I
anal enaln, a % ore to pt...,;‘, 111
Lard of the lir,t quality. 11
'IN). O. II UlaliEß..T.
T"'
• I•it4•1),4)1%11,•,1 I.)
• pat?..,l:.je .1 1,,
th it :- 1 1 . :11 . Oi ilLsl
:t :1 rot•iced price,
I.lly
I• •
11./ . 1
but .1.
I rm..
t ur 7 ;l
NOTICE 1-iivr
',3.0 %OT fM.
thtt, p l liciUnn Will l6otnmlc
!I, Cor the illcerik ,, a4 , /13
lie C.111:11 I , : tilLor rap'. t‘ nh :I 0:11.11:11.
'A nh lint dog,. si, ;dere:l-mg
111 ,, 1 1 ),..11.irti, it din all the .e.ual
1 1 1 tt the Ilocue , g,l and count} ui Env.
1)1 Itt,i
to it
t Bat
of O. r•I
it t Thr l
atil I 11l
, I,ll` of
ut••.t i.e.!i+4ll , lre
to I t
thdm t '!'lt•~~t.and
.t. il:nr2n•+l'l•ltnn
e ;orate
q: I
=IIIM
'.ulnrll.
vi!
Ton.h,t,Gll;,
I!.
1, Car•rai,ll,
It. IVri2111;
•r• !0•11,4',5,
- 32AV5.11
I.T.TLIt„;IOI'
AC 11.
1:1: II: Al*.
10,1111:kr rllr 4i
'rear ht
Nlr.
Ichvr
rrilt
•
1' 111,:c * ::
ntl,e,•-!t latc•hp l
Jo.l%e•si
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CIT
11r..1.
\ • utrrtl
ll`.le r
it•:cLct
In the Pi
• I.alivil;wo.4
'thew:lnes. Na'far
I.`r Pr,mr• /we,
s 1:11, nu ektra'
IlioNt• 1 41.•
Seit.ul,l•pec I
I rlitic,,(llll3:,(j
Tlre n.f
prvirat
loiromon ‘1 In
I'vv:n:nt
I t iti.l Jo
:ulenn• COMITWIIe
hi. 'l . r.t,t , i.sll:!ve
ilto• l'f,e..l.rs iu
• lArt ul 111(11;n(
•ri,ial to the rair
VreS.
Trt. A
;nnd
t pulli
tl,lll, ti
,11110 . 111
TllO 4 .
.‘ll
th. teal
perh ri
their rea
art• it
1 of
=ME
13hau'
Is! Sh. !
Nll :-; . —ll.
Al Tlll2 NS. incliffillitz t - 11.• all «((a
1•1 . 11 . . linwha, TurkleNk 1 V.A.!. Bro.
r Si) II': io ht! fe: ' ,I1 . 1111_111 %V Jlllll r! 1.,11 , at
s
tnrrEttENT
'Alig Shwal.
.1111.1, and all o{h'
rwaint% throct l ift,
Nt•tv
•atb. and eltan.l:e.
L
erii nml , ~tl•d
t tar!. ts l'r.
it Ow atolato
I -F.
100
Clay, Sir
We rtress 'odds.
.)
C
itti LI.
I ,te 111
itil Cre
%% li I it
Svi I. all
tel
ut ilOquzi, a ell
such as Toil ilt
Id.' I 'a-limere.,
1,1r1. 4 , • lriped
ral.lkinete, (t1;,1
I. o i ai:.11:11;:li-
IA (It. Ladiv.
1. %NIP:I.-Tilt
I.v 31:13
taabs,
I R
%RP I
winch .4
RING AND Oil'
rpeting and 041
leeL
lotla, arming
1 t.O 14P
TF:TTFI
A—with
ted the
to
ag; lin•t
tlement.
!trator's
TRY on the
f North Eact dr
s hereby given
dime p::% merit.
It them properl3
JAM 1::4 ittj,
JAMES WI!
Admini •
js ES T.ll
; ill alined (
scrii:ets. notice
Ile to liialte tunw t
i d eetate to prom/
ME]
Sept. 41
tO:s 1 Notice.
•.• oil • the emote of John Burton, late of
the county of Erie. deeeared, havine,
tht.rihere, notice is herehy given to all
estate, to make inuneiliate payment,
11w tigalmt the Caul estate. to prment
per ) autlientirmed for t•ettleinent.
OBN Mil ToN, i
LIV Witt itTON, s Elxecutors.
,
RS Execni
Testantentar
i rk town hip i
en granted the a
ehtt•d to the Lai
.can+ hat hog eta,
11 LEC fibers
LET rr
Miller;
leis illy I r
ntul nil ter,
theta to 111
MEM
, Oct. 11, lE4*
,te for Money.,
ly reone't all ' , meow; who know them
e or Book neeonotof n longer etanding
. .
NOtil
9cri hers earnes
Indebted by No
,the.“• -1H
TilE Sul
Kelm!
Fail of 11=1:4
mr.TrAhrs'
rrvi% inq alaf^r
rrinurs. ako Ging. al
".I"riailliitiLN at ff
lerreti,
Sluto;cl s‘.q.
Johnis
4 . .1,t111 4 411 , 4111
JOllll. \
11;4;liain
J. IL
S. L. 4111..
J. 11.
'~
1/1:111 . roinuirncrs on
lerilirendi•lirr of
of r
V. It. 06:111N. .
Mr . * htvt.t. P. ,
Atincl Vocal 11,,te..t/1
Haile Departmetit
p;:p. QUA RI
IMO
C I ;31
i97oisl(C, L.r,, 3 03
.2 MI
M.l; is ;Mt, Dun,
{:r
V 141011 t n iew I.
ory livrrable
2 . 111 rcrolittsiendiur to
)11,cet , , I,otva ,
to make ttit , In
d..arid pa _
Mffi=
MIMI
Ii 11 1313:111":.;
'ACC , VlVetion of Dry,.
Merilwv, Kaki
(% cry
td plaid ;1).,
late ,t)I( -.) togetly.r
t.cr . & r , to
C. B. RIWIT
de for I.nmi. ;TFO Lan
TElt &
very Imodemr lot of
the Old Jew store of
310141:14 1:0C11
21121
',tate of Rola. Sample,
ed.. having been gran
to all perbons indebted
and tlawe having claim
authenticatcd for NA
, CAN,
TE1111.1., '
The aroate.st Discover
On, '17114,811113 7,1:1-CiTCEN
tile 1., t
. Inli! FLA tIJ tt Itu ticmert.il • 0,3.13
it an binitucut—t' 1 ei:pptied e‘ti
_m a ny I ,
Tito .affig,, 11.11.1 S ten t
Itt;- , t't 1.I:1' itl• - 11111
0140,1110 g tii the 4/0.1,4 iiiirntatice,
.iic 1 'IN Cl.\l7.ll—tie t I;dtt.le”. tile
or Inn! t n tie Lit Oil: gnc.t 1C edy. l
It .'lnittbd 7u it lit
(*cot IttNATit 1„„N1;11 . :s to the LVOlti..l
1 0 ..t1t.; id , it disi-p.e :itpt ;du.
It h.:•.er 1 t.ln tt 111:e th,te 1t. 4 11311.1 4
mill and lie tithe cD.lntlar
e,etoti:e (Lee 1,1,1,4,114 II 111 DO.
pOl. er ~,r i Ic tiVel je
1 . .111 , 101 Tam tAt,ij
It 34 14 Irate, to
I , rt er3 in lie %.„111,11r1 t e
ed out andric :Ili
tt df,tipll7l, ft ;.-.
unn•rol, It t .nrc, are ott teadd is !tete
e.l health o 1 p I , teld-,il:.e:tr the eravethot I
n a fi•tio' • i.. 11 0 .1 .to I rcdut e ;Jr. e;'t ct
t evil the e,pe in I I'I.A3I)IATION bt the
I the 1111., I, loge the
Tildt nate,v.ro,:s ep d
IS. , I 0 clacii by
eti: ttt'i itlir.rmATNif
1.• 1 - 0.,"i; fri yr prepared. ,
Jr t-e• 1 1 00 . it rill nitqed entire
t. Nt.tt.‘ 1111.11tArilt. in (Italy n
Ni•rviii.r. di I till- 1,111120 It Id rl
.\t''xuou. La!
ill the Inre r bre
I:r:ipelab, I hd.dned Vet Cr if SC
ttlieNcit, the nee td tht. II
itiNk.ll. , ,m•ri IT.II-3sr
lumply to )cur (17 'TICS a uh regaul to I
I 110 c W,t I a 191 trot ill-Ll3 • COL'
1111.1:t :I Call k. 191 I II 0111 L I stets
t:L'i , Islet Lit I t ;-` lIF .111/:
MMdirM=nb==
re, and entri. of II
nrad,ul iinil.2iiont hind.
%licit all nog:111J telt.etlits faad, I
g
.
I yr trrau•d cam of ttir.amiliatic: , n of
Ltffivr. s!n• Isov,
at,.l.rhlid-1 at perWc
111
Of 11ili
11101,j
`'earl ,4 l'l•%er, I'llthe.:r ltatlt, and I iccial
1% lilt l i
tt tht.,lcr, :,.
lit t Iv 'lt 1%:1 . 1111C liIIIM II au th• ri , tl - 1,1 1:
!will!, vaNal le Inv, %%cr.. 1,,,t, 1 It ...“2 , 1 II h
1;11111 11 i I`trITIIIIg a ,I.cf,lN at).l certarti .lit
In I d-c- .JI Bl1(11.,, Ndt,itts, Lltt.t,,e,, FIT,
like a chant,.
f.t11111 , , V. ill IC
iir , 1•3.1Hi1 ,. .1 IM ;
Pt
Utica, N. Y., Jan. In, 1 , 1:. •
1 - r For further p.rrnr of Ire‘ and 4e,•titt.Pl
IN WI earl, :IL'.1.1•1. Pric p1141:571.ci
AUENTS.—Cartth' & Ihothl r, %) bolt-411s!
&J (.11110 1
W. 11. Town-ili.l, z 4 vringrield d. June
A. Trae%, rain lew.
Erse, I I, I-17.
TESTLD - DV THOUSANDS.
INI)1.1ti VEGI7I'AISIX PILLS
QC:MU:ELY Lat e ten short year. elapsed binee an humble at:-
1-7tenim ‘‘a. !nude cu , ,,bine, preparation.
a 11. w 0 , die lied. 0, the Indian. All na. dark at the tune its to_
the result. The nio, that could he estimated was, that the princi
ple :adopted a, the •.o Load upoe . °and. So much re
liance it a. lipoe calomel :make' 1 7nreI.IllatliijIl success
CNI.•111.1 11.1%.! tended .0 confirm that reli
ance. while it iittoe 4 :be intrpoheo projector.
Now, komp.,. Cr. Outdo and (a - leaky is at nn end. Every
where this me he lee n is been greeted' with welcome; everywhere
has it.use been an •iled n ink the Most gratify rig sticcess. From
small he.iiiinne2., its sales are nun counted by mullions! and it is
held m icher Citillialloll at the pro.; nt time than ti hen it was
origin ly introduced,
• • 'Cure of rover and Ago' e.
P.;is•cllt ale, Pl:unun Co. la.. July FLIRT.
r. Wright—Some tone since, your agent left me a supply of
or Indian X'egetable Pills. 1 hate found said pills to be in great
cm:m.l . lunit lot the cure or Fes yr and %gut'. Mr. James Boyd
Jas a .011 who 1111, 1.1211! laid Up wall Pen or and Ague, and had
tried va rem, °the emedxs. all of wlttelt proved of no avail.—
II.; determined to at your Indian Vegetable Palle, and by using
one box 5 , min • ourt,o and w,ll. Mr. 'l'. ;Spencer had a daughter,
Mr. 11. 4:f0xy... , sun, and llr. t'. Nichols and_three of his Madly
were all dolt ul . thne tx ith Fever and Ague, and had
alt,, tried t log , other remedies 5% WWII!. effect. Your Indian
Ve.xt.il le Pets restored o.'lll all to perfect" health. I can
a ss ure ,ripil t i% • a gate seen. )our Dolma Vegetable Pills
maybe relied uo b perfect cute ut Fever and Ague.
, ICuurs, te-peettully, JAUOI JilafilAM,P, M,
cciutli me from Col. Tate, editor of the Columbia Democrat, Pa,
(Mice of the C,lslinhirt Democrat,
Ithymi,lntre. Columbia Co. Pa.. March 4,
DrVilliatil Wright—Dear : 4 1r. 1 am one ol the ninny n hose aver.
dion P.gn.rck no-trilinq ict< le....rived them of the benefits result
ing Iran: ilia of p medicines. Aettug under this influence,
seldom re.,orte.l e. the fill lox. Last 31areli, when you coot,
ineured iii tut pap,r, l «nx induced to giveyour Judi,
nl: %regainY , ('suit. nod after haring faiciy tested their fuer=
it, Mr tilt %eh and 5,11..1), gave them a steepled preferenceover
an Miler preps rattan.
in et art lastaiire It hen atlli7teil with 'del{ headache, or when
the of lite tv.e. encumbered It rill inorliigl humors; I found
speed:, rein t )11 Id' a, or t our ighing.froui four lO
CIS ',I t, si 11,1 111)1.)1,1‘ii, I hat's ;IN a:.). be/211 restored
Us lwaltli, it in, .ot ) (11,w. :11 , •1 tt "hoot the expert::of a pity
stroll!). Vi't Lou': In Ve::‘ Isis pe‘sess-the distinguished
lairs of o p, 0.1•011) di•lurbing the rest of the
asa a uto o r o - aii producing sickness to the
vomit:en. Ro!.-Pecl!!Ilt• it tend, kr., LI:11 L. TATE.
trrem Ow livlan ale l';,•re.,;•, Pelld. N,,, V.]
IVaniiii'•• 1 \ :•;,,, VI,. : • n• : P. ' , .—Altholigli not particular.-
i ! , f;:••11,11 . I. puICI..' 1.1I'll:I'1.0 , . nl' 11 , 11 , 1 C 01111... that ne have be
, •;•::•t• a em‘; Art t:., IM:: •.• [.14-, 1/..., lOU on mmortunity on two Of
, II.;. • ~fC,I-1. II- it, 1,4 111 , w ente.te:". 1',,,r a gentler medicine, one
or two , ill I , • toon_l tin', 1\ tlioilli vili•etrti•. AVltere bile or other
itiiriiie.lia E•ao , IIIIV.1 itl;.l.inoi iii , ,re ilwrough medicine is re ,
quire.!, a d4••1• , .1:1:ree i,: - tour 01 th e•-e - Mll , taken on going to twit,
,I ‘, ill he f /1111. i 1'1n..1.1.0 1,1 ri, , ,,,, , ii,L; ill'4,•;•miach, and restoring the
r1,,,, , 1.. t o ~i,,,,:m; 4,,.. 1v..• -ik•ak groin t•••Ntienee ; and take
1,1,,nri• in clay.., ii,!lng Ilia • I ill , 10 Ow nqhlte. _
All ENTS.--11. 1/. :•••1. in A-41. I:rion %V.& P. Jun-ion & Co.. We
irrlmdt in tin NlrCluir. : 4 141. I:imrd: .I,bratiam l'ourtellott, Uni0n; rt, , ,,,,, ,, 1 , 0 ,.,.. r. ,„,, ,1,,,,,,,,,‘,.w. V. 11.• I . o•o,llseint, Springfield;
It. I', To, II l Co-,. W,ltt.,l•nr:: iiiiil Ninth 11.t•t. ....
1)11ii•c-i 1/ , ‘• ••• ,••\•••! :-ii • ! I , _, 111 , ' , h . of IVRIWIT'S 11 4 :DIAN
V Et; P.T,11:1.1: PH i.S. is V.O . :' -:de end m1:64169 Race street. Phil
' !oiph.,i: 2,;,. Cif. en•• len :acct, Tut York; and 19 . 23 Tremont at.,
13•••• t• it-. '
Ert,.. IL, t, 1, , 1=. 37
'
Rea:ly Ir.f.aie Clothing at the Clothing . Store,
• ' Ccrnmcci el rxchango.
'NIP ~, I !, ,c ri:•rr 1,•1•11 ,- nv nn band at his NEW CLOTII.
Pa: S'i ( , irn. ti ~.n exton , i , e a , sortment of tiret rate
t 'I.( VI iliN g:, made lip in Ow late,tt•t)le and in the beidt
, v, t..mint 71w., .0. ~ . r ,
1\ ~,,
- ' , 1 l'e'e nut ed to tell for cAti.ti
2:3 per cent - . Lower ' _
ilffin pm , r•th , r r -0...1•11,11ment in - a 19., place. Ms Etork of
I 1,,t1.1,,1, Cite... El-v.. ever va..e, from Niperlot to common,
;all! lln wre v:11 , 1 au - 61,1:0 , 1;x e.A.11.1i-Imient shall be din
npreie:ol is reg,,rol w quz.lity, cut or price. Notice the
piton inu-
Snpc 'fine Errnel, Block Dress Coats;
Englisit Term, I.llohoir,tiort: Coots;
e 4 renttner Cloth Coots of erery Cull
81111 . 17 and rano, l'oss:ntere l'ants;
Sarin, Silk, an'! Cos.notere rests; _
Linin un-I l'tetnn Cloth:we of erery kind; _ *
Fur 011..-CLOTII - CLOTHING AND
T.kitrAl'l.lN S.
Ai rine mid roultdrqi Shirt-, Silk and drawers, Merino
do. t 11 -tecks. sii,penders, t.e. &e.
lie ha , i.‘pei tired and faidilimalile Cutters employed and will
c.it and 11111, in 11W 1 Vol Manlier and wale :,11 kinds or clothing to
ordei, \ Satkraction.
.TI r pill mite in% iteil to call and iiii-pect the clothini in the new
and cheap'-la 1'111:N.11111a in the Cutnineicial ExcWrige, French st.
oNs)ene the Fannner Hunt MOSES KOCH.
ran TEr.l3 7.83..i1a AND WINTER TRADE.
taid.l"q. "AA.,
INDUCEMEATS
TOTE Tar.v7 SEW CIIMAP 131 1 01211.
i;;77.T.A.7010.E11 OF STATE AM) FIFTH STREETS„.
It.
Erie, Pa.
TI:CFI - N7WI - 111 & inform their former numerous cuisto
-1..
viers and the public generall y . Hint they imee Just returned
Dom New N'ork..is a- reinnAtr avalanche of Dry Goods, Clothing
&c., cour's'ing of woh. , omi.
.FIVE 111 7 NDE:ED PACKAGES
Of good*—iarccr than et er ',fore bronchi into the. Wept.
l'he.3 immense a.t, , Orinient embraces a great variety of articles.
which it would be tedious to enumerate—el ery shape pattern. Va
r form, rieure bty le, finish, fashion rind quality of goods of ev
ery kind for the
_ _
GENIEEL OR COM►fOI DEAR
Of Idyl te4. Gentlomen. Go y s or Girls. The time has 'arrived In
human affairs. %%lien 110 man or woman who la able to obtain a
daily livelihood by the meat of his or her brow, need go Without
good-j r es en genteel clothing—u hen no Iloy or Girl thrown upon
hi:, or tier rwmitrees, and obliged to ohio it through the twill at the
rate of sivenre per tlav, need go It 'afoul decent attire; as the
proprietors of this establishment are ready and willing to prove,
to all who wall gi% e them a call.
MAPS AND CAPS,
In great variety, of every fashion, can he obtained at this ester
lisliment. at prices to suit the time , , and their necessities.
Their large aosottment of Ilietershirto. Suspenders, Umbrellas
.4:Vf) WATER-PROOF CLOTHING,
Will make the eyeo writer, and the low prices at n hitt] they can
I.e.ntrordc,i, will put to night the ambitious pretensions of all who
have heretofore made a boast of their price!.
BOOTS :IM)
Men's 11,3 015, yin, and hip, Ladies' low priced Shoes,
do ,:t k Kip liro- ‘do Fine Kid Slips,
do Getrla' tilippyrs, igvts, do_ Congress Slips & Buskins,
do CollgTems linnnvr, do hid Welts,
Boys' Brogans, hia. nod coarse, and Children'? Shoes in great va•
riety. Also.
Y.INKEL7 NOTIONS
By the cord, at New York prices, and otheti goods in the thy
Goods line at Whole#ale&
(Ilineerie.. Crockery, Gl:in:ware. &e., by the cart-load, yard,
load. or retail, at prices to correspond with the thnes. •
t Don't forget the place, corner of State and Fifth Bisects,
Erie, Oct.l. 1818.
Take Notice.
DR EPA RATORN to going r 4,04 for my sock, I will sell APO
U Ganda at cost. for casht and Groceries. Iron,
nt rt small advance front p.a. iiOTOllOl warrants, and moet kind*
of country produce received in payment. Cash wanted On old
debts in ten days SMITH JACKSON'.
Erie, Sept. 7, ISIS. 17
GIMPS and Fringes. —.l. g ood assorimeni at
Oct.& 'III.IBALS k DEWyrtc4,
of thy 41:91
011Z3VY
LLta CI it' t.,t 111 AG•
:it doe lonia
the remov.l untIIIDC.
Ith, eq.:ants it at °Ltd
4412. It id .•ilbltititly
'1 he . mut t lixtethlows
101.1,020 to blat`ote in
I ,ICST NVONI r.RFIT
hur tLc 1:t13: MilA'lll
• it life to restore a mall
et,' of the Lolly, owl to
, !moos, a cautraliar
rrr, of tile:F.Al-21.:, that
1 nch to the potter of
purl of of the hootto
ind Ili:WI:CIA to FCOTCII•
111%1Ing
qt rim{
thus rutuelb has rotor
hlcrtitlherful
iutcr
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r.CAVVl.4. 4 ,—hppnttrhl
:csortic Ojhuhrhi Ctdt
wu I as the I'U'I'RII)
llts rem(lly.
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relief to the tt ont ea
inutcp.
E=l
trlirkz., Ulcerated sore
Chclet n Morl.tiF, .Igne
'grofula. 6alt
~ n tai to bunt! liaWly
ME
e remAtts of the Expef
rated Magnetic ()ha
il. one of the GRE.Vr.
ienced using it in ruy
ii:omna (ion, both ioca t
succe's
hole succeeded with
c Brain, Inflammation
, lidlananntory itheu
t •ucceiM, also eases of
ed I.lings find Tbroat
ry,ii , ,eins, by which so
equvntlY , rind it never
en Limb.,' /Le., It nets
ay wtthout this medi
wer to CUT 1.. -
I!,,,ician and Burgeon.
f 4.1.. pamphlet 101 l
ills per brlttle.
• and retail, Lrie ; p, N.
.otwr,rieSt Springfield'
Co., Girard I John