paragraphs for the Million.
A lixavir FEE:a—The Pittsburgh Dispatch say. a citi
zen of that city. recently visited an adjoining county to
get married, tendered the divine who performed tho cer
emony the liberal fee of twelve and a half cents for hi.
trouble In starting him upon the flotery paths of matri
mony. The Clergyman declined the gift, and requersted
him to hand it to the first poor man he met. As the
wife be gained by the transaction (we understand )
O wns a house or two, we aro surprised at his low estimate
upon her. Had she offered the fee it would have been a
terrible exaggeration ot the value of her husband !
CCRL FOR Tax TOO7II Actin.—Take a piece of sheet
zinc about the size of a sixpence, and a piece of silver
Iry a quarter of a dollar, and hold the defected tooth be
tween or continguous to them ; in a few minutes tho
pain will be gone as if by magic, the zinc and silver act
ing as a galvanic battery, will produce on the nerves of
the tooth sufficient electricity to establish a current, and
consequently to relieve the pain.
Itaistarivs &Immo —The Savannah Republican
o Bth lust., perpetrates the following joke :
It will bo seen by reference to our tolographic head,
that Mr. Calhoun took snuff yesterday. about 2 o'clock.
p. M., whereupon 129 members of tho South Carolina
Legislative sneeza.
• QUITE ILLILISTUATIVX.—A fisherman of Beverly, Mass.,
was accoasted by a fanious Free Soiler there, with the
inquiry, " These are: Frco Soil fish, I suppose 7 " to
which tho fisherman promptly responded, " Yes, I rather
guess they are, for, they have turned two or three times
inane I caught them. "
We find in the Sunday Dispatch, of Philadelphia.
(bad, place, that city of Brotherly Love,) the following
paragraph. We trust that the sayings of the Dispatch
rive little weight with spinsters, enough what need we
ears about it, for'we, at'least, aro secure. except that in
our philanthropy, wo have some eimpathy fur many of
'lour bachelor friends
"This I set down as a Positive truth : a woman with
fair opportunities. and without an absolute hump, may
slam' whom she likes. Only let us be thankful the
4srlitigs are like the beasts of the field rind do not know
their own power " •
ay %he less a man sleeps the moro ho lives. Napo
leon consumed four hours in sleep. Generul Cass rises
Admen, arid it is said that John Van Buren rises at four
o'clock. Grattan ono day came to his son and pushing
until he awakened, "Come said he, get up, recollect it
is do early bird that catches the worm. " " Serves the
Norm right, said the witty slumberer, for being abroad
so early. "
Coot.'—Mr. Dray, jeweler and watchmaker of Cin
cinnati, left his store in Main street for a few minutes,
ender the care Of a boy, and while he was abtenta yonog
ma stepped itiand coquetted to be' rhown oil gold watch
'rho boy handed one to him, he took it With
out further ceremony, thanked the boy, put it in his
pocket and ramoused. Ile reeved pursuit.
ILT" A yourt man " "of middle age" advertises for
a wire in a New york paper. He requires wealth in the
lady, and will offset thereto a patent right which ho owns.
Unto CITY.—A now town has spurn up at the junc
sen!of the Ohio and Mresiesippi Rivers, upon an eleva
ted site,,on the Missouri side, which prothises to become
a place of great importance. It is called Ohio City.—
The whole trade and travel of the Wear tend to that
,aint.
GEOV.TII 0
Onio.—Tho State of Ohio is now in her
rather it is noW . 61 years since tho 6rst
moved into what is now that State4--et she
Pproximating to three hundred ihonsaesd.—,
indantly shows tho rapid progrvs of tho'
aL year, or
=I
polls n Vote it)
The fart elbsi
country
Nr..n AIM
ti. aF COMIIIEM E. -A late London paper
"mportation of teeth into that city from Paris
; the teeth having bean extracted fronythe
murgents and their opponents, slain in the
lays that an
it advortided
;s7s of the
lamtrrectiou:
hulera never has prevailed as an epedemic
U That
C New England, is attributed with con.ider
ity to the prudence of the people . lid to the
illness of their towns and cities.
ir; ally part o,
ible plousibil
encral cleat'
A VETIRAN I I
DEAP.-WO learn from the Wahinqton
Examiner, df the death of Mr. William Adams, a 'soldier
of the Revolution., at the good old age of one hundred
!eats. Mr. Adams served during the whole war, and
was attached to *. Flying Camp, " so termed.
Thercotpus Christi .Star calls nye'
!Tint to rcerieve the Lipan Indian". Tli
Ihsy have killed more men and stolen m
." - rstern Texas than any other tribe of Indians:
Isniss Rvniurn Lens.—A London inven or has applied
vulcanized India Rubber to tho purpose of Flaking artifi
ini legs, which aro said to be the most useful substi
rite for a limb that havJ not yet been devised.
a? A company has Leon formed in London for the
turpose of Colonizing the waste lands of New Bruns
slik with tho industriotis poor who cannot gel work in
Daglan
SUPTRSTITION.—The death of Lieut. Dule, one of the
eipierers of the Dead Sea, has increased the supersti
toug dread of the people in the Eastern countries, of slur
l'ar undertakings.
ALATIAM?"—Them are several applicants fur the post
( 1
of U. S. Senator, rendered vacant by the death of D xon
11. Lewis. An exchange says that Mr. Houston, n w a
camber of the House of Representatives, is among the
:law prorninenL Neither this vacancy, Aior that held by
4r. King, can be filled, permanently, until! after the
eection of a new legislature, as the sessiiinet ‘ in that State
et held bienially. ;Both Senators. therefore, until the
meetin g of the next legislature, will hold their offices by
appointment from the Governor.
Con) Dou.sn.—A correspondent of the Philadelphia
I. , dger advocates the coinego of one dollar gold pieces.
It would certainly be a great national convenience to
have n gold dollar, which could be sent by mail, and be
equally valuable in all parts of the Union. Other nations
Live the/r convenient gold coins, worth about a dollar,
rich, for instance, as.;fie onersiateopth doubloon worth
:9 ofog,g,
'o .4 Bamttel Lawrence, the greatest Wool purchaser
Ind manufacturer lb the country. says : t. The business
tr growing Wool in this.couti r try, is destined to be of im
mense importance, and I am firm in the belief that with
31Y'retity-five years, wo shall produce et greater quantity
'' ,l ll any other nation ; " and, ho adds, there is not
mough annually raised iu this country, by ten thousand
to meet the demand of the manufacturers.
I .trrairor Imitsto.—lt is na:onishing how many por
wit are tormented with a literary itching, nothing. can
'' Y , but scratching with a pen.
isTmvs BAUM kt OF W 111,1) CI I Min Y.—We have
infrequently called attention to this article in the col
a paper, and we have dune so with the full confidence
a good one, and deeervinn the patronage of the public.
lad a chance to witness its ellects upon some of our.
melt in addition to the high encoiniums passed upon it
hero of the press, not In paid puffs, but in honest can
`MD. from having derived a benefit themselves. makes
of advising all those who have occasion to resort to a
pulmonary affections, to avail theanselve of it. We
lueh confidence, the proprietors to be believe they
let 'Moor any other medicine upon the community, un
md full faith in its efficacy—in confirmation t f which
store offer a mass of testimony from the most ungues
na"ol. Neither would they be understood as saying
alw'dys cure consumption after it is seated, although
ads 10 rfilelc the worst cases—but at this season of the
hi Vim body Is liable to a cold, which if neglected will
al f(“tilita—hy taking this medicine, we doubt not many
tctated.—!late Jsglasd Washingionias. Bourne Jas.
7:7-tiet advertisement.
'' wiu diearntstly advise all who are afflicted with drop
or grmet, or any disease of the kidneys, to resort at
e Vaughn's Vegetable Idlhontrlptic Mixture. This
'mean Remedy has singular properties. We happen to
:: a" of dropsy which was most unsticcessMly treated
the first physicians of Boston, one of theta almost the ,
eimoner in 11.. and the friends took hold of the matte{.
Vaughn's Lithontriptic and effected a cure. The otf
'quackery" may cry as loud as they please. give us
If Vaughn's article is one of its fruits. Seriously. we
humbug which surrounds the medical profession
!ern day: here iv an ankle, this very medicine we speak
ease after case and curing them when the "profession"
listed all their lore, and did nothing, and yet would make
!Mak such an article as thisLithontriptie has no vie
ger but your faith in Vaughn's flrticle. read the painph-
N
'II ulna Agents under adverti ment of Creel American
, Our paper,
By
Dispatch
MARKET --Flo
Sales 4000 bbls.
n 5 44 for sterile]
Sales 2000 bus
SON; 10.000 b
68cls.
- Oats 31,35 eta.
Pork steady bu
- Whiskey 21ia'
The National
Virginia heard fr
that for Clay in
The North Car
branches being ti
of U. S. Senator
ALABA3I.II.—F9
all tho counties g
Mississtrirt.—
lor about 100 the
TEXAS. - The 1
following froth T
majority. Roust
gives 22 for Tay
ded to Cass.
Black, who mill
Pittsburgh, was (1
AdviceN from
nuts the republic
Although ye hen
ieempon the high
Police ineflicien
frontier
greens does nothin
ing to Saute Ann
$8.00,000. based
ted States. Gen.
is operating in du
This morning t i
and but little mov
produco in storc a l
500501).
Solos of flour d
fur common to el
hush. Sandtwkv
Southport, at 18 '
Corn quiet.
Iljghwines'29:l
„, ---
iv' 1; SV,ViT TO 4.
the Baltimore Su
silo says she is to
hie as long as the
On thn 21st in%
JAMES WEEP anti
erford.
At the roshlr;n
of Finrhorcreek t
Fairview townshi,
this State. need .
On Saturday tl
WILLIAM ITENTLY
and 5 'limiting.
In NVartie. on
John and Salons
•
dare.
PToti co to
Tl10: 4 1". that kno
ri-eciiitit. are re•
tile of Jlnunry
Erie. Nov' /S. IP!
PRUIVX
T . PLETCIIF
v 1 Eric and vici
reolyres in a litylc
rver the Erie Ba 1
Itttatta.r PeJute.'
him. tat the Berkshi 1
...nee in the rt. 1
i%
hopes to tic al le to
him I‘lith the r pat!
Mintlt"-e 4 WNW)/
MO tee err,, c ,es
handn .tti.ele r lil ass ,
c‘prni,lr f.r Dagtie
Ladles and gent'.
areitte specirnetat.
Erie. Nov. '2% 18-11
hirt. EDITOR. Sir
of re.iiteet for CAP - T.. 1
Michigan, Ivho a
lac inform him till
Crew for ism liar ifi
the NTichittan.
bin ilia all (hr,r net.
t`atit. of an A nti.ri"
honornfa the he h
fret hi¢hly flattered
G ire . 1111Qinlieeti.
Erie Nov. 2'. Ihtl
n our govern-,
io editor sa4
ore liorbeii in
11*.
T 111.7 lam Parttivl
&Tho.mw.n.
emit, bp - right by the,
iittelltiell or the
Eric, May fl IEI
rinderidgliri
I st 11:11A% - e. E.
to hindurtg vet tin&
the futon.. %%111 plea
ings, adjoining the I,
Nov. SI, 1.19
'V BEM' OVEVIII
IL' by, In Lartro
pot, Cimada L4gore.
age.
Eric, Nov. '22, I:
rilre.Pyrdy's
Air R. PIIRDV
1 has taken thi
'eently occupied by
kctding constantly
of licr ow•n Inntinfni
ferent k hots of REF
Butter Pintehed Eg
hot Coffee, Soda W
served lip in the I
eei red n fine anion
Mrs. P. line fitted
oiodntiori of Ladles*
mined pot to he en
ltarmlo. and µ•ill e
indsiliteo the hope t
tiuded In her prod
Erie. Nov. 2S. IF I
9000" A V.
sale by
1 0 q!51t5.5 8 .,`;7,7
11 ax Taper.
Nov. 11,?.
CASES Fahrod
VllinteNniv• rind
Nov. IN, IFAN.
r" IA Can!
A It e 7 1501b5.81
100 RM. (I
3to c
75 Ibis S
anri for sale by
Nov. 2.5, ISIS.
BY U.SING Mn
EN9v.
I
NVIIITE LEA I
[Nov. 28.)
CCI°P ER'S GM
a beautiful art
Nov. 28, IgtS.
FRESS Salad of
Lemon, Valid
English furranis,
Nov. 2, 1848.
M MMES.
klusie and U
tension of remain'
thanks for the very
and would etobrae
Parties. Balls or z
are liberal. For p
Erie, Nov. J. 1
Notice to th
rrilE partnereht
l Sloan. is this
and accounts of th
collection. and th
made during the
man& against the
will remain for the
Eric. Nov, II, 1
rrillE Board of
.1 two Principal
East and West We
saute. Applicatio i
cember next
Nov. 13. 1849
TB,B—Y°mng
'telegraph.
for the Weekly Observer.
Now Yout, Nov. 25-3, P. M
r quiet and rather in fairer of buyers
4 31 for mixed and common; Pi
prime Illinois wheat at $1 15.
eh mixed coca at 67 cts: new 'torte
not active.
;TEMS ,OF NEWS.
ntelllgencer says that 41 counties
the vote of Gen. Taylor is lets t
, by 2133.
lina logialaturo metfon Monday. 11
(1, it is doubtful on whom the-elect
ill fall.
1 returns and reported majorities fu
ye tho State to Cass by 644 majoril
ill hoard from but 12 counties. T
d. Result still doubtful
0. Crescent, of the 18. h, has
'sos. Galveston has, given Cass
.n, 110; one precinct iniCalhoun con ,
or, 10 for Cass. The Stateis con '
dared the Steward of the Atlantic
scharged on $6,000 bail.
exieo to the 4th inst. The'Pien)
:n a restless, almost peverish state )
no more political outbreaks. Robb
vat's and in the streets are fret,utmt,
. The savages - are devastating
overnment is without funds, and Cr
The papers are continually point-
Congress has
_authorized a loan l of
the indemnity to be paid by the LIM-
Bustamento commanding 300 troops,
Shim Madre mountains.
Burrito, Nov. 24-3 i; A. M.
ie•weather was wet and disagreeable,
•
n i
ent in prodnee. There is much les.;
this point now than at this time bat
'. not exceed 2000 bbla. at $4 Oat 621 1 ,
oico brands. Little' doing in wheat;
.10 at 93et:e.; 10800 bu. Chicago and
i,r the former. 86 for the latter.
0 be., sold on credit at 56 cu.
101.
VE 1:1 BALTimons..—A correspondent of
says—When a Baltimore girl is kissed
-ing chloroform, and remains inseniti
.
operation lasts.
A.RXIXED:
~ by tlin Roy. G. W. ClOnveland. Mr.
Mies M %lulu ANN GROSS, all of Wnt•
I PIED.
y, of his son-in-law. George Moorhend.
!tenable. Moses BARNETT. Sr.. Into of
end formerly of Dauphin county in
4 %ear.
le 18th hist ;of an affection of the lunffs,
'HARRISON IllanarrET, aged It years
thic. 19th Imo., SCSANNAII dnotrbtor of
Smith, aged 18 years 7 months and 7
ose whom it may Conclra.
themselves Indebted to me by Note or Book
uested to call nod pay on' ot.before the first
or l'o't will be ovule.
WM. F. RINIMANECIrr.
13M1
1_ 4'LX '-' c is
respeetfulty announces to the citizens of
bite, Mit ilf! is Kenitra' to OVellig thl4'llCf
nequallrd In this section of country, at his
...aeuerr'an etallery •
lie._ South side of the Public Square. I The
or Deatterrntypes wns recently awarded_ to
c County (Masc.) Fair. and from lona experl
, th in the Southern and Fluttern States. he
ve perfect satisfaction to all who may favor
hare.
lert in rime Wool and TllrtekWrilniat fnimes,
Variors Akio on
Lrtment of Gold Lceltets, Pins :ilk" Ring, 113 tie
Ireotypes.
men are respectfully invited In call and ex-
I • ABEL FLETCHER.
tf `Jig
A CARD.
—Promined by mom than or linary fee'lines
J suss Mel•rrostt, of the 11. M. Steam ship
tit to lease the command Mail nett Sprint.
t he - e irri.. with him the thanks of hi.:
/and Mild treatment while in tratimand of
I. Mr Intoth Is a sailor of the old school. coin
lentnnly onaliticationtkon indispensable, to a
n Man of War. and tenacious to a fault of the
1 has so Maenad creditably served. 'We shottlii
were wir premitted to serve liiin under any
or wrong. Yours respectfully. T. A. V
ItIS
"lotion of Partraorship.
Alit) nxi-timt under the the name of Graham
hrn•bv Il.golve,l by mutual normal. --All
sal I Graham k Thump4on. Will receive the
eribers until fully cletnnitinr.l.
ittAßAtrq &HAM.
JAMMEI:4 THOMPSON.
EIEIM
-- ,
No.rxa E.
bas plated his business in the Immisof BENJA
q . and persons tvi•hing information in regard
termineel.or wishing In ermage his services for
eto nriply in bin office in the Tatnany Build
ace of J. C. Marhlitilf. Fe 1.
JAMES THOMPSON.
tf•2d
altimore Orst3rsll
S. of superior quality, put up by 'loft & Malt
d semi{ Cans, me received daily at their He
mu House, and for sale by the-Can or Pack
-IAME.9 P. HOLMES, Alet
42i1a3
onfectionary, N 0.9,
Row.
,vouid respectfully' Inftirm tiie public that she
%%ell know stand In the Reed House flow, re
l. W. Keith. whereshe has now and purposes
n hand, a large variety of
CONFECTIONARII.I4;
tore. and bold wholesale and retail, with dir
e ESHMENTS,such as Cakes Pies, Dread and
s, Cold Fowls, Roiled ham, pork and Beans.
ter, lee Cream, &c., &c., all of which will he
e and most palatable style. iThe has Just re
nen( of TOYS, to which she inviter attention.
up a room, up stairs, expressly for the accony
thonlay wish to eat OYSTERS. She deter
phs!.ed by any similar establishment west of
uleavor to afford universal satisfaction. She
'at the sitni , 111 eral pationage which was ex
eesor will be continued to her.
"NA and Prine ipi Cigars, choice brands, and
.n Pure importation. put received and for
lIUR'fON & PERKINS.
's matched
Ao
and cigar lights,al
BURTON & PERKINS
k's Vertnifuge, knit received and for B ale
Retail, by , BURTON & PERKINS.
28
I phor.
jip. (lab, Soda,
;utile and box soaps:
c rinistone.
lus Niue and Aqua Ammonia. Jost received
• BURTON & PERKINS.
Stop that Cough!
Jervis' cold Candy, to be had at
BURTON & PERKINS
slo and Pittsburgh
100 kegs ground in oil, for sole by -
BURTON Sc
ATIVE, for Jellies. Diane Mange. &c. Ice., a
de, for sale by BURTON & PERRINO.
I, Ground Pure Mustard. Perm Sauce. Extrat 4
,a. Diner Almond, and Celery; Vanilla Gum,
j e., ate., for sale by
A CARD.
so.
lAMB & WOOD. proffsrs of Instrumental
• neing. having returned to Erie wit& the to
g during the Winter. beg leave to return their
liberal patronage extended to them heretofore.
this opportunity of offering their service to
• hools. during the coming season. Their Scrum
i rticulars call at the American Hotel.
CV
ZUSOLIITZON.
Patrons of r.
° the Erie Observe
heretofore existing under the firm of Durlin lk
ay dissolved by mutual consent. The books
late firm are in the hands of A. P. Diann. for
in arrears are notified that payment west be
ing winter to save costs. '/'hose having de
, in will present theta at the °Mee. where he
purpose of settlement. A.
F. SLOAN. P. DUBLIN.
Public 111c.hoole.
hoot Directors of Erie Borough wish to employ
eachers, competent to take charge of We new
d Schools, and four Female Teacheta for the
will be received until the lst Monday in De-
JAMES C. REID. Illee'y
Insperial sad Pond:tong
J. 9. B Teas. away, by
AWER.
,
.
requisite in most Cases to cure. Wi.1 1 1 1 r:44 - 17a - n - Y ' W " h . o " l i l i a l je s
improved the value of a heavy horse liftyl and some one hundred
dollars, by one dollars worth of the Tattersall Heave Powders._.--
Only be sure to get the genuine article, akid your money will be
amply repaid to you. 0
More than SlN)ecrlitlcates verbal and Written, have been receiv
ed, attesting to the t hum of this incatint Me remedy, but we have
only' space to subjoin the following, i •
Read the following:—"Tlits is to certiv, that I cured a horse of
mine of the Heaves, by one package of niters:ol's Heave Pow-
T
dew. The horse has made no slim of th Heaves since the Pow
der was given, and I belief c Uterine to b • permanent. As a rued
kin(' for horses. 1 believe it is all it is re'...onittientled fur.
J. S. 1 1 / 1 1.1., Farmer.
Town of Bertha, Oswego county. Mar :It 21, kV.
~ Y.
Kirkland, Oneida Cuunto.N
I •i
ktmots, Govan & 1111. - retwis—Osres.—llavimp a young honor
that had, much to his injury, contracted the !leaved; I purchased
for it an article called "Heave Cure" bu Which I think should be
called ..heave maker," as it made Hie horkf a great deal worse titan
before. I was ahem arils induced tome it the "Tattersall lime
Modem". and the erfet 4 t was an immediate restoration to sound
ness. I Irate since been olleredEly dollars more for the horse
than tottered it fur before it took your medicine. i Yours. '
J. BURLINGAME.
I
"CAtrirto4."—finitations and worthless CO1111)011116 hate fel-,
lowed us wherever we have introduced our remedy. and we un
drrbtand that se% eral new ones are being pat up Jur circulation.—
I Beware of those, and taken() remedy but "the Tattersall."
None geiftaine without the signature of A. 11. Cough & CO.—
Price one dollar per package. six fui Live dollars. Prepared and
and sold wholesale and retail by COUCH 4 NEV.:HUAI. In
Fulton Street. N. Y• Carter & Brother, Agents, Erie, Pa.
Nov. 1.5, 1318. Can
Stray Steers.
riAME into the enclosure of the suilinriberrin Greene
V sometime in Fefilettitier lavt. two yearling Steers, one red, and
the other red and vi Inter no artificial marks. ,The owner 'lO re
qucbted tto come, prove property, pay charge.. nod take them nwhy.
ARCHIBALD ALEXANUER.
Greene, Nov. 23. 131 P. ' atia
rr The Ladies and Gentlemen of &le and vicinity. arc re
srectfully informed that Lewis' Gothic Ilan is now open. and will
coutitme to be for a term of years, should.notbing unfdreseen oc
cur. I have built it expressly for carrying on the Watch. Clock
and Jewelry business 011 a fair imilsimatant MI basis, ns people are
often imposed upon by transient dealers, stopping only lbr a few
weekr or months in a place. I ant induced to make •the above
statement alao Tor another reason—that statemenok have already
been made ii regard to me. that lam going to slay Mit a 'bolt time.
and that lam cheating and deceiving the people. That is false.
have commenced business with the determination of continuing,
the same en long as the patronage of the people of Erie will sus
tain me in selling goods for a fair and reasonable profit. and doing
their work for a reasonable compe4ttion. Many thanks for .the
liberal patronage already received. W.ll.'N. LEWIS.
Erie, Nov. Ith Mel I 25
New Ooncern. •
AZNGpurhr t h e - entire or Cook
by inthe Heoccuie imintmizitß k StitePtreet,
Erie, l'a., 1 woul,l respectfully call the attention of my friends and
the public generally to my stock of cheap
Wet 111.Drylianally Groceries.
will keep n good assortment, and will Fell as low as any other
in this market.
Nov. 11,1S:18; • JOHN 0 HAWES. .
WrrE WASH, Scrubbing, Shoenuil Hearth Brushes; for sale
I' V MITE
by J.II.IIAVVES.
PORK Barrelm for male cheap at No. S. Boneel BlockSoso St.
by J. B. IIAWM%
OIL. Pepper sauce, mustard cji
Port, &c., for sale by
Cyr ON E Ware, Just recut k ed and for sale lon
B Ree tified W h iskey, by the bbl o
PURE ANti — CZZIAPI
& PERKINS, AT THEIR OLD SITAND,'No. 3,
REED HOUSE,
ARE now receiving their Winter stock of Drugs, IST .
(Reines,
Pa lilts, Dye• Stuffs, Brushes, Varnishes, Groceri , Fancy
and mi•cellaticons articles. to which they iTIN ite the Rite !don of
I'll)t.iciatte, Painters, Clothicre, Tanners, and coneutners mnerni
iy. ..Fur l'areittilars see email Bina." Nov. le IS*.
----
- Paints,
1000 l ' Ps ' R°che "
:IWO lbs. %VII
300 lbs. Venitiata Red, I
20 idols Dye-Fluffs.
1.10 lbs. Gum
120 gitlii,L,inseell Oil
11.3 •• Meotiul
Nov. W, 1:414.
Caleft, Coughs and Consumptijon.
AI(NFAN P.NPEr"rrritA NT. (large bottlen) I
.• ,
Jtor's Balboni ix Wild Cherry .
kln.ayne's do do •do
Ayrer.' Cherry Pectoral I
'Motors Balsam, Iloarhound, and other raedlcinerr for the
alxwe diseases. for sale by BURTON & PERKINS..
Nov. Pt tr-le. 27
PEKIN COIIPAN VS Greet! and Black Teas, A fresh supply
of these popular Teaslu.ii received by the Agents
nurerox & PERKINS.
A LL Persons owing at my store (spectot contracts excepted)
11. arc requested to make payment before the Jim or Holt Joona
ry and OnIVCCOVI... P. METCALF.
NOV. le, ir4..
Scbool Books.
SANDER'S Primary. and Pictorial Primer,
Do. Ist, thl, ad and 4 h Readers,
McGurley 'a Ist, 2dr tid arid 4th Readers,
Town's Speller, Definer an I Analysis,
80. Ist. 2d. ad and fourth Readers,
Arithmetics—Thonisou's Mental and Tract cal, Adams', Davies',
Smith's and Colhurn'ti.
Grammars—Bullion's Kirkham's, Bith's and Browns.
Geographies—Mitchell's with Atla . 0111ey's do.. Smithis do..
it
Morse's Quarto Geography, Parley' do., Goodrich's do., Mitch
ell's ilo. _
Algebras—Davies', ThOurson's nail Robinson's.
Philosophy--Coni-itoell'il, Oltrudead's and Phelps', ,
Physiology—Cutler's, Comstock's and Taylor's. • i
Astroitomy—lturritt's and Olmstead's,
Geology—ll Relict's's,
Classics--Gramtners. Lexicons "rid Ettading Books In the Latin,
Greek, German, French and Italian.
Ilistories—Willard's, Wilson's, Odes', Goodrich's,
Rhetoric—Newman's. Boyd's and'lllnit's.
Astronomical Mans, Writing II oks, Port Folios, Slates, Pen
cils, gulls, Sleet Pens, Ink &c., f r sale wholesale and retail at
the New Book Store,, W. E. pugyvoN & Co.'
Nov. 18, Nb. 8 Reed House:
Rood Zeus°
WISTELFI43 DAMMAM 01' ,WILD crizrarrst.
The Great Remedy fur Consumption j the Lungs, Ape-Woes el
the hirer, Asthma, Rronchilis. Pains or Weakness of the Recast
or Lungs, Chronic Cough. Pleurisy. Hemorrhage of the Lungs,
and all other diseases rjf the Pafracta7 Organs.
Important Caption.
Beware of a hale eounterje:t of %Victor's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry, signed by one Win. M. Spear. who. in order to pains his vile
imitation upon the public. his obtained a facsimile of our bottle,
and copied our label of directions yet.;atin, , substituting his own
name for that of Henry %Vimar, M. D, which is found on the gen
uine
Rerneinher,lhe outside label or wrapper of the genuine Bal , inti
is a finely executed We plate engraving. bearing the hignatuni of
Henry Wihtnr, M, and Sanford & Park—notte other can be
genuine.
ANOTHER INVALID RESTORED TO HEALTH
(Read the following statement of facts from Mr EU Bailey, a
highly respectable merchant of Vienna, Johnson co, Illinois.)
OE•rmssis.; desire to benefit the nfllicted throughout the
innd has alone induced me to make the following statement of facts
respocting one of the most astonishing cures ever recorded. My
son, now seventeen years of age, has been afflicted during MS
whole life, with a constant cough, pain in the side and chest, nc
coffin:toted with night sweats and hectic fever, which produced
great emaciation and debility ; and at Intervals during the night,
his expectoration would become so great as to endanger his life
from strangulation. During the time he was attended by many
physicians of the highest repute. whose prescriptions gave but
temporary relief—ln fact, so alarming were the symptoms and ro
inveterate was his disease, that I was compelled to believe hint be
yond the reach of Medical aid!
Alt of our neighbors and friends who saw him, regarded him as
one who was rapidly approaching, nn early and premature grate.
After having thus exhausted the skill of the best phyidep ina
oat obtaining relief.] was prevailed upon by the advice of a friend
to make use of Wistar's Ra'oone of Wild Cherry.
Ile commenced its use about the 30th of December, 1941. the
first bottleof which gave astonishingrelief, and I began again to
indulge in the fond hope that he might yet lie rewired to health.
After having continued the use of it until three bottles had been
taken, the disease was entirely overcome, and his shattered con
stitution and einneinted form restored to sound and permanent
health, which he continues,to enjoy up to the present time.
1 believe the genuine Dr:Mister's Balsam of Wild Cherry to be.
one of the most valuable medic Ines •ever discovered knowing. as
I do, that the ab..ve cure was effected solely by Its us .
14116 gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant.
Aprllo, 1910. ELI nAn,.ev.
CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS
Will please read the fbllowing statement from the Harrison Ca
mum—The increduloare Invited to read the following note
from Rev Mr Coidron , whose character for truth and veraeity
stands above suspicion, nd have their doubts dispelled as to the
superiority of WISTA 3 BALSAM OF' WILD CBERRY over
ti l
all other remedies now before the,puhlic of the same character. .
Com pox, Ind. Jan. 28, 1818.'
It is no less l a duty than a pleasure to state for the benefit of the
afflicted, that I consider_ Wurar's A/omm of Wild Cherry a great
blessing to the human race.. ' Having tried it In ease of severe af
fliction of The lungs. I unhesitatingly recommend it to those simi
larly afflicted as the beet sepirtly I have ever tried and one which
cured me when physicians sa id I must die, and when I thought
myself, that my time to depart was near at hand.
. WILLIAM.COLDRDN.
' Thesis a difference between WISTAIPB BALSAM OP WILD
CH ERRY, and alPother preparations or Wild Cherry. The true
and genuine Balsam. as sold by us. contains, besides the extract
of Wild Che bark, other medical agents of great character and
efficacy in iiveure of coughs.' colds. and general disease* of the
chest and tuns. But all the important difference between this
medieind and all' others of the kind is. that Wistars Balsam
cures. While other remedies give only temporary relief to the sill.
ferer. ... .
Bold by ). D. Park. (successor tolihmford & Pall.) Fourth and
Walnut streets. Cincinna.l.Ohlo. - General Agent for the Smith
and West, to whom all onto* must be addressed.
Carter & Brottitz Erie Po.; 'II. H. & C. Cave 01rard3 Ferrer
Whiolly lc Co. Waterlbrdi D. N. &J. 8. Webster cooneaut
Chios 40. 8:4 J. 11: - PoisoU Aobtobulat, J. Mcf*Flond Illoodrino
Pa.; 8. WBeo2 Jr. MN: - "
Erie. Nor. 18.1@i9. „ 307
111181121
A O.Art.D.
ye-43 nfh,l:tc.
and Yellow Ochre. • - I
300 Dm Red lend & Lithi
130 Ihs.Battford's extract I
300 gale, Turpentine:
SU Varnishes,
O'er Nate by
BURTON & PER
NOTICE.
xa CLOVIS/MG
.1() N M.ithniCE returns
•
• ^ friend and **Public in genera
\ age es nded to' him.-and wou
) them at he hae_ food just opened at
N an BONNELLHLocK
la d _ assortment
gym MEE and VIESTINGS. whit
• of the ney market In the eaa
• c a tt le,
i f m utth o gnArtaitt b a ar
of In this mart - Among his stock may
English. and A erlean Cloths and Gass
made lip monk and Warranted. Also.
Frock Coati, Ov repels, and Sack Coals.
and Drawers, kfs., and Suspenders, w hl
as the Cheapest. Persons wishing to pure
will do well to ail and examine goods a
are tut by inkse f, and made In Erie by th
bad. Without r and to price, and am
made as any Sh pin Erie makes. Penton
have their meow re taken and elahing u
with them wile done, they will not iss aq
Custom work lid Cutting done on the
and warranted.
No chari
selves at No. 6.
Erie, Sept. 27,
9Q ci LDS.fltatnwood, 700 lbs. Oust le Id
by Nov. ItoCA
for showing goods—cnlll
588
771 1.13.
by
I Rsp quality Madder, nu
d'a boat, Nov,lo, CA '
C2fgeil.
over one
0. and in
chenfala
opperao, OJO lbw. Alum, n' l
Nov. 10, VAIJ
8 8 8 - ,..i - 7,
ulphuric, Nitric and Mnr
lov. 10, CA
SEIM
Cud Hear, Solution of in, Cream Tartar. and
Nov. 10. . CM wren & BROTHER.
by
TTNNEIiI3
Nor.
BLEACIPD %
Nov. 1
I 'llA IA: OIL, and Campt.
CA •
Glass! Glass L
Ale thickness . ' The InTQ
by the box or single tight'
e.l
EW VOR
gle clot'
Into Mil marketi
Nov. lu ,
•
cooks.
e Produce Reckoner, showing the value by Pound
r 'II the di ff erent kinds of 'grain ; so arranged as to
once. the.vnlue of tile n hole number or btishels
he cane rate. the price uninvited in dollars and
: ady Reckoner, for all kin k: of Merchandise, front
lollar ; n Table for cotnpang interesli' Tables for
Price of Hay, the meaty of Wont, and Stone;
Cistern., &c. &c., just ultli.lieti and for sale,
;tail at W tt. lIRWOON & CO , S.
No.B, Reed noose.
T 111: Collude
or bushel o
present m oue
and pounds at t
cents; also a
tote cent to one
calculating the
the contents of
wholesaleand r
Nov 6
.. .....
D$ American Vermilion and Chrome Yellow by
(ow. 0. . CA TER 6r. BROTHER.
ml Lead and Litharge, h
r: 6, CA , TER & BROTHER.
56 1 0 0,
I l i ' .
sz.it
.ninnblack, and 43016 r. Ppttnltuni, by
v. U, CA ' TER & BROTHER.
Paint and Vflriliels Broglie-, rind Odor.. Whiterra,th
by Nov. 0, CA • TER & BROTHER.
worrig LEAD, Dry 11,n1.1 in Oil for Pale
[Nov. 0.) CA '.TER dr. BROTHER.
• PURE WHITE LEAD roin Brooklyn, Buffalo
ittabargh. 4 0v. 0. CA ' TER & RROTH
MIRE.
TER & BROTHER.
'ENIT L iN Red, English
•
iov. CA • TER &BROTHF.R.
CIITI'INH By
i'or. 6. C.% TER & fIROTHER.
3erl DOZEN,
~ Bria,shre I
6000
200 'Mit
600"9
FRENCH& Y13.1.0W51
Nov. O. CAI
600'°'
999 "I
199.`°'
FRENCH & Chrome Creel
oV.6.CA
.hair mil Japan Va
r. TER. 84 BROTHER.
..ONS Lineced Oil and Su rite of Turpentine, by
'uv. 6, ' CA TER & BROTH %M.
.0:48 Furnivire, Cuu
by , Nov. d. CA
1
1 nish
GAL
G l:nil and
Nov
I(Ti'a per. by
0,
o Carpenters and oinors.
'SON & CO. have Just eived a largeassortment
• a, such am
. Plow of different kinds, tilrk Ogee,
do I do C l rectan do
Gauge I do do tl,uirk Ovolo, -
do
do do Roman do • I
it Planes do do Grecian do
do de do Rabbet Planes,
do do do • Sash do
etch Planes do do Board Rules,
do do do Cane do
•
gee. • rla C •
soldvery cheap for Cash. I a ll nod see.
I W. E. IIEWSON gr. f;O.. No. 'CI. Reed House.
TAT E. 111;
V V • of Too
Groovin
Gauge
rand
Hand R ,
Halm ,
• Maio
Plunk .21
Quirk (
Which will b.
Oct. 17. .
New Ilooke l ,
of the Pnrehase and Settesnedt of Western New
tad of the rise. progress, and present state of the
'hire' In that section. By Rev. James H. Ilotchki n.
f the Plan of Salvation ; a Book for the times. By
litlzen. .1
is r a narrative comprising ,passages from the Diary
lan Temple. Hy Charles B. Taylor. For sale by
II FAVSON & CO.
.1 • No. 8. Reed House.
Irwroßy
A. York. A,
Presbyterian Cr
rhilotophy h
an Ainerican , , e
Thankfaltse
of the Rev. AI
Oct. 20.
OF TEN YEARS, IsM—
I IRO, or France under
r fillopq.. By Louis Blanc.l
riierq of Germany. fly Frederic 11. Hedge.
IllVi
`rtMite. For Pale I .Y W. C. H EWSON &CO.
HISTORY
I.ouh, I'
The PrOSI ,
trated with l't
Notice.
I meeting of the Female Benevolent Society of Eric
at the vestry room of St. Paul's (.Ibureb,ma 'Phut's
stosembarost tfeloek. Pi M.
at there will be a large attendance. not only of those
previously, or are non• members. but also of all oth
s interest in the objects of the Society.
IPIB.
7 1 11 F: Maul
will he lid!
dwyriM,Mboi
It Is hoped ,
who have bee
en who feel a,
Eric. 0 t. •
rote,
ogwood,
Croat part:Was. '
receiving my Fall and Winter Stock of Dry Goods,
Ilardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Chains &c.. carnal"-
,over twenty-five thousand Dollars. o Lich was pur
i.
'IOW the Manufactories, both in Europe and Anted
nbeard of before ; all of which will be b - old for Cash
low nny Goods before sold in ibis market. Returnr
~ thanks to my old Cuidomers for their very libvral
) /rpONC to compensate them this fall and winter Viilll
airgains of past times. Now is the time !—neat )ear
hiff prices. li. cApWELL.
21: IF4e.
MEI
T AM NOIN.
Groceries.
sing n stock o
dinged direct
en. nt [MU'S 111
at prices Co'
iue my kiticei ,
patronage. 1 pi
the greute4t I)
I pred l ict high
Erie, Oct.'
,
TA1L0W124142,
ignoil taken thin method of' inihrining the citizens of
I vicinity, th it he still cittinocs IN, lionincas of
at his old !mu (1 , where le will be happy to save
i
1 horrors of slop shop clothing. by making a fair and
"meat t o, a v ery reason:ll,M price. Ho returns his
Addle generally for its kind and liberal patronage
I trusts, by strict atteutionito business, to merit nod
t ole for the Metre i as he feels
. contldent that from
On route ofm mi
the prim ipal4hopa of London and New
:memo any work marmite to him in the most work
nimble and satisfactory Hirer.
RHIN' GOAIDING.
, . .
''PING done on the allows notice and with prink
kni. situate smith of the Diamond, and a few doors
I ojlaiik.
1
M II F. under
Erie nu
TAILORINI
than front th
tuttylftutte Ga d
thattoisto the
veretufare, nu'
r velve tilt? 1 , .
herien . 1
V•ult. lie caw,
nwnlike. rash'
I 'et. 23,
N. B. CU'
mar care. FR
east of the Er
SIIAWfiI 3t. (le Lain:
&e., will lie found chrap at
THILIALS &
kJ) Wool, PI.
On. 6.
t. dies Dress and Gleak Goods,
G of Cashmere, Moir del Lanes. black. striped.
shaded Alp:Kegs, French Merino, silk plaid Mndo
stie. &e., &c. just opened at
i ..ISIS.GEO. BELDEN & SON'S.
.._ _
't' k,
11 - CP.B War.
.i. ink', for sale et.,
New Goods.
vv. II have his day received by express, n nice assortment of
Fraud Nterino,Silk, Mohair. Thibet cloth, Cashmere and
M de Lathe - e .at , ' TIIIIIALS & DEAVEVS.
Erie, oct. 41545. I i 1 r
New Goode.
NEW
FA I. AND WINTER COODS.—The subscriber Is
now rec lying his Fall and Winter Stock of Dry Goode, Gro
ceries, Hardt are. Roots rind Shoes. Queensware. Iron. N ails, &c,
which pill mike his stock full and Complete, and will make his
'Stock very el ap. - Call nod see. The , prices will suit you, no
doubt, ns I vi I not be undersold for ready pay, by an) one in Erie.
Oct. 21, , . SMITII JACKSON.
t Administrator's Notice.
L.ETTER I TFSTAMEAMIRE on the estate of Doet. Albert
Thayer. ate of M biotech township; deed. having been grant
ed to the subs fiber. notice is hurebymieen to all persons indebted
to said estat to make immediate payment, nod those having
claims again .t said estate to present them properly authenticatep
for tandem!' [Nov. 4 ISSS.I MAIN THAYER. Adiu'r. •
' sag=' " Ao A Da:lml. :
TDB WIN PER TERM OF THE ERIE ACADEMY commen
ces Mon. ny, November 27, under the superintendence of
Mr. J. II E ' RY BLACK. A. B.; Teacher of Languages and the
Natural tacit eer, assisted by Mr. Eowsan F. It. ORTON, A. IL,
Teacher of !athematic:, rind German; Mr. Ds that. P. Etharan,
Teacher in E latish Literature. Pentuntiship and Voenl Music, and
Mist. Cumuli Jonsson, Teacher in the Female Department and
in the Frene Language.
TUITION PER QUARTER.
In the 1., wages . a 4 00
In Mnth makes. Natural PlillOsophy. Chemistry, dm 300
In other ranches, ! 200
l The regain tone for admission Is nt the beginning or middle of
the tenn. N one will be admitted for less than half a quarter.
From the p canna anti healthful location of the Academy, the
'advantages !rich it possesses of Philosophical and astronomical
t lr
apparatus. nt d the aldltty of thetrathers, bath to impart knowl
edge. and to Iscipline the conduct, it is confidently believed that
.very impede. inducements are presented to all who may he desir
ous of purstr•ng a course of systematic and thorough instruction.
Taos. 11. S 'r., Pros. . GEO. A. ELLIOTT.
Erie. Nev. It. 1548.
.2.5 ' . Secretary.
.* .
..-••••^•m .
. ,
ir...,;......„x ...- .... ...• -,
---'-
_,
GOLDAND SALVER SPECTACLES. of a vuPeriOr quality.
warranted to suit aji ages and conditions of the eyes. nt
' ' LEWIS" GOTHIC lIALL.
rILOCKS.- 1 -, A large assortnient Of Clocks, of different styles an
Na Prices. flora to MO; Marenl Tithe Piece*, tke.. all War- .
ranted to/r_eep goodl time, at - LEWIS' GOTHIC HALL.
Slll4* BEIFER.—Came to the Arm of the subscriber, 'ln
Fairview township, about the last of May. a red. yearling heif
er. some whiaan Its sides and head—no artificial marks. - The
owner is veqtrested to come, prove PrePeritY. pay Charge* nod take
it away. . JOHN METZER.
Fairview, Nov. IP, 1P49. 5 354
riOME AT LAST--Those Steel Bends, Clasps. Tatisels, 811th,
V, Ringeand Buckles, new and fresh.' Also , a variety of Steel
Bags and Purses, ready made. Id LEWIS' GOTHIC HALL.
GOLD PENS—Levi Browh's Gold Pens; also. Baaley's of the
best quality. every One warranted. Also. other Cold Pens as
low as 01, at . - LEWHP GOTHIC HALL., .
(lONSISTL
rm. Mohalt ly
Erie. Oct If
erLAWLO.
'urkien, Cashmere, Moslin de Lane and Blanket
good arsortnieut at GEO. SEAMEN & SON'S.
72
'MOCHA,
13 Shawlt,
oe4
Paper Ea ging&
11GF.S Wnil paper and Bordering; 130 do Window
tpnr, for sale cheaper than aver
GEO. BELDEN & ROY.
1000 p,
Oct. In.
SILVER 't I NB—Non can lind a large assortment of Ware
of vartotut Patients and newest styles of nianutheture, war
ranted as pumas coin, at 1 , LEWIS' GOTHIC HAM
lira Gin, Monongahela Whiskey, Rain. Part and Mader ,
lira Wines, and Alebohol. fbraale by , I:o.l3AVlrEfig.
A' FEWeopleelßee' eb's Amirleag Prutlycondbrciod A Bath's
:jl:lDlspetellitory s; sikution. rot Hie
Nov. le, , • BtritTolf PERICIMA.,
11T0 11141.
I..iticere /Motet to hie
for the liberal proton
ic' be frame to inform
lzErr,.
r CLOTHS, CADS!,
, owing to Mc tightness
n cities, be has purr
at sacrifice, which en.
ins ever beibre beard
be tburel flee French,
rums, which will be
I.eady Made Dress and
lents and Vests, Shirts
1 h will be sold eacheap
ase clothing for Cash,
d prices, ni my goods
best hand. that can be
rierranted to be as well
wishing clothing, can
ado, and if not suited
cif to take theta.
oat reasonable term
14TAIVATabr)jr
- m.. H.
Ind 3ro tbs. N lelswood
TER & BROTII ER.
SOO Itm. extul Ixgwood
.TER & BROTHER.
d6JJI a. Blue Vitriol,
TER & BROTHER.
rifle Acid*, by -
. TER & BROTHER
arrel or Gall
CA
fn.
& rincrritlllt
no. cheap for cash. by
TER & OROTHER.
'asap!
Window Glnits. 91n
, t alsortment ever briit
by
I'Eft & nnoTHErt
ie.
.TFIR & nROTIIER.
M a
2.1111 , '
'&110* Open, With' a$W
large and complete
tkasottint.nt Or Gold and
Oliver Watcher, clocks
Gold lockets, Gold pen- T.
ells, pens, breast NMI;
Flinger rings. thimbles,
Ear-ltoops, Bracelet..
clasps, slides, snags,
Fob. Guard and Vest
Chain.. keys, etc. Gold
and Oliver specks, sli
ver spoons. Combs, -
gambles. pencils, fruit
knives, Chains, &c.—
Plaited fruit baskets,
eastors,reandlo sticky,
mutters &trays.sp,ons
brlttanis cotibe and tea
lets: shell. 'l'm& ivory
combs; se boson, Ellen rs •
Dud pocket knives, la- i
COT. and razor *trope,
soaps, perfumery. me
rited, loraohes. steel tns.
sets. beads, clasp., and
riatgor.Fuel Imits.ntad
purses readymal'e: Acs
Faet..
Vi°WM. antimony r
Cr arlinles too mmer-
ous to mention, which wilt be sold at touch less than the usual
prices.
N. b. Pedlars; firnished on reasonable terms.
7.7 All k tVaICILCS And (leeks denned, repaired and war
rotoicl Alen, Arcorded.r, Jlueie 110.zen, Jewell') &c., repaired
at rliort notice.
. .
For cleaning lever Watches, $1 00. Lepine Watches, . £0 7.1
.. Common Verge, 00. New main spaligs, 75 to 103
.. New Verge, '1 titi, Lunette Glass, '23,
... Double - Flint • 19. COllllllOll do 12f
.. ;Hold Hands, QS to 59. New Acordeonllceds,2Sto3o
All otltOrjols done in proportion to the oboe(' prices, and n ar
mated toltive sativfaetion or the money retutnie.l, one &sir East
Brown! Eagle Hotel.WM. N. LEWIS.
Erie, Nov. 13, 11 , 44.
-4
Stiay Moor!
_ _
I3ROKE into the encloiort or the tt•ii , v.:riher, in Concord town
fhh). nbout the Ist of Oct., a red thrcelear•ollSwer, no ar
thici.d marks The owner ht requested to come, pr ate ProtlerlY,
pa) charces and take it away, JAMEO 6TRAN.A !lAN.
concord, Nov. I, lEts.
GOODS AT COST.,
A LLYN & COIT, detouring to close their buitinese in Erie, of
.l-1 ler the %%hole of their immense stock of Dry Good=, t:rceer•
lee. Crcekery, &c., at PRIMD COST !
The stock - is entirely new, and was selected expressly for this
market. Such an opportunity for bu:t ing the best of Coods of eve
ry description, at the very lowest prima, is not often olleeed, , and
the public may rest assured that the vale will he conducted strictly
on the above terms, continuing f•oin the lst of Novend er to theist
of February itest, when the balance of the stock will be closed by
a kerics of Public Auctions, to the UM of March, when the busi
ness Mitt Le closed.
Al.l. arc invited to call and nail themselves of this rare oppor
tunity ,f lowing C./leap.
N. 11. All nervous indebted, either by note or book account,, to
Allyn is Colt. are hereby requested to call and motto the .ante on
or before the thee of January next, IA hen all Int.ettlett account.
will be left in the hands 01 an Attorney for collection.
Eric, Nov. 3, I Ult 4. •
Goods at Goduc;,d Prices!
IT
Is FACT that Goods are ter • cheap, owing to the low
Tariff, and Illy principles being fora feVell./0 land: and not a
tariff for protection merely. I VI in cell goods for left , advance alitne
etiq than the Manufacturer gets in the shape of protection by way
of the tariff of liq 6, Those wishing to buy goods cheap, will
please call, as I have a general stock of Dry Good.. Groceries,
hardware, Crockery, Iron, Nails, Boots bud Slices, Sal: and Fish
Ate., &c, for sale (Nov, 4,) siwrit JACKSON.
'MONTEREY STRIPE—A new and beatnift.l article for La-
Inebt•es, for fate by J ACKL,O,I
GLOTllS—Frenell, Engle li,G anian and American , front $1 3U
to ta. per yard, for t..de by "-H. JACKSON.
GSSIMEItt Bine Elk, Plain and Fancy Plaids and
Stripe. for onle by S. JACKSON.
CI AT/NETT:4. Tit ~...10. Kentucky Jean, and Pits id /dupe) s. %cry
L _nice and good, fur .cle by 15. JACKcON.
CAS/MERES, lb: I oailleb, plain and fig'tl. - gric, Oral:, Brown and
Maroon colored. fin Nate by S. JACKSON.
131.A1D CLOAK INtr—a beautiful article for Lady's Cloak:L. fdr
1 sale at IN, Cheapaide. by ' P. JACKSON.
Nov. 4. 25
L""r.s KID HUHKINS, Tiny, Half, and whole Galles. Mo
rocco walking shoed, nllpy, &e., at $. JACKWN'S.
Nov. 4,
T EAS.,—Young Ilyrou, Gunpowder, and Bleck Teat. for talc by
(Nor. 1.) S. JACKSON.
4.2 . IjAWLS--Any (vacuity of Cashmere, Plaid and Basket
S.lbtwir, for sale. by S. JACKSON.
ALPAC► of o%ery style nod vice, rluin, Stripe. 'Clogigeable,
Ate, for wile by S. JACKSON.
'Music Lessons.
MRS. DRUNKER tans leave to irtlb4n the Ladies of Erie
that slut ColltillUeS to gi%e on the 51elodeurs rind
run) Forte. at Iter reAdettee on Fifth titrt•t•t. N Pupil taken fur
less than a Quarter. Tsang—Melodeon. $B, per Quarter; Piano
Forte. $6, per Quarter. (Nov. 1, le4B. aJ
mmtmrmmtvr"":.r.rn,
REMEDY
WILL Ni CURI: ALL insilAsr.s,
IND
CT is n safe. Sive:ly and effectual cure for all Muse disrares
fur which it is recommended. Ihe rtlbile Calk safely rely
up
n powerful efficacy of this !‘Tcdicine in curing Coughs. Colds.
Iloarsene,.. Croup or Ratner, .At Mina or PM Bronchitis and
Whooping Cutigh. It also removes..titer Pulmonary complaints,
ependant upon irritation—its ditlicult and often painful respira
tion, wandering pains through the etwst, and is highly Important
In suppressing bleeding in the limo, which should never be ineg
lected.
lis rowcyrr Tarrtatmer.—This is to certify that we. the under
have !m) Dr. P. liall's Celedrated tough Remedy. and
have titund it in eve.ry i:utuuee. nu e "/caciuusjuedicine, and ful
ly northy of its recommc udmions.
John Galbraith. Joserl. reltey, Jr. Rich. R. McCreary.
Chas. W. Kelso. I). Bhi. I:, Andrew M. TA aell.
John 8. Riown, Rote, i 1 ' ~.-hrtin, Lucius A. Hull.
Win! M. Gallagher 8. T. Nelbrt, W. F. R inederuecht,
Wileon King, • Alaroon l+licrwoo I, 1). P Ensign,
C. B. Wright, L. II arren ' M.l Mayor,
11. P. Mehatley. Dot ~ . Minor, J. W. Dean,
J. Sahatur.t . 11. O. Root. it roldtt to.
CAL"fIoN TO TM: PUBLIC.— aware of counterfeit& and
base inwritions. Every ItAile has the word:, "lir. P. Ilalrk Cough
1
remedy," Won n upon the 41a. , b, and 1 is mitten F igtontu re upon
the nr3ppi":4lnl direcnot—. None oth .1. are genuine.
Prime-371 ets to SI. i.er Monte . or F r large Bottici for .S.:i.
Sold IVtiolci , file and ltettil in Erie, only by fir. P, Ball, corner
of State and Sat emit idreete. .'
1 .
Agents In Erie County.—Tloyd. rimient & Co., Waterford ; 13.1
C. Tint n & Co.. North Ere.t god W;ittsburgh; John A. Tracy,'
Fairview; I. S. Jones & to., turned; W.ll. Ton nsend, Spring
field ; Iftmes 11. Camittell. Edinboro ; ..ohn Clark &Co.. Albidn.
N. Callender. ;11eadtille ; L. Pan.ene, Weidfiehl, N. V.; S.
White &. San, Fredonia; A. 'Reynolds, O. 11. P. Champlin, A. J.
Matthews, BitIll:In : Ecining &Co , 17. Maiden Lane, N. l',;
J u l,. 'lrmo. 1.21, che.tulit St. Philadell bin. and by Agents.gener
ally thro .glrout the creintry. l'ur,fartl er• particulars respecting
the of of this Medieirai'the render will ple.r.e tall on Agent
far Pamphlet tweet charge. - .
Erie, Oct. 2;4. I , IS. Ot ‘t .1
LACKHNIITIIS «111 rind n gno,l rtment nt A n%114, Vie
J) and Itt•Howo, rind all SIZCK or Iron nul ietl, %varmint dto be
equal to :my, and cheap as the che.tpes, on t h e corner lieu the
Court Mute
Mae': Hardware
AGcnerni rirrortruent, including 'louse tritniningq and nails o
nil kinds. itinv be found, on tenni to suit tli, nur!liiser. nt'
Erie, Oct '27, 1319. C. B. IVRIOIIT.
New fall and V7intor Goods.
fr HE in Meribria ate now receiving and opening their stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of
Dl I GOODS. IiJIIDIr4RE. CROCWERI, onoceßms,
!ROY, STEEL, ..V.4ILS, ANViEL.S,4c.
All which wilt 1 e sohd cheap forcash Cr ready pay.
October 2, I AQ. GEO- SELMIN & SON.
1365:t0n Goode!
40 .P4Cli AG r.s Just onnird heal and Ler, cll. ,cetn
nrioing a great intrielV ut lablatOtalble aS
Pet flowered and strived Cashmere., Mone•rey t !aids and Stripes,
changeable tal , trrsotlhan Is in great variety. IneNs l'rittnnings,
Indies' Collars, Cravat.. Cloves and tioriery, in idiom aliine4 eV
ery thing in the wit' of good% can be found as che.ip as the elieapz
cot at (Oct. 40.1 WRIGHT'S.
Po 'lora Goods.
ALARGE", a.sortment of Yankee Notiohn just received of ttu
manufaetora, and just the artielea for l'edinta, at New York
prices, adding transportation, at WRIGHT 8.
Oct. RI. ,
Cash for 'ihora.
WAI4IITED a anantity of poll Cr c Erathera for which 1
pay halt cash, if delivered soon, nt
Oct. 2 . C. 11. WRIGHT'S.
Whit o rish and Trout.
AWARRANTED article just fled% ed a WRIGETAI
Get. 21.
Carpctinge.
MIIW DAY reeei‘ed from the 111nnufactries. a good Refection of
assorted Carpetimr4, froth lEI to 73 C011t.4 per yard. Also Floor
Oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs, Woolen 011111 Cloths. all to he had chow
RlGlirr3 Corner.
Important to Ladies
2
00 PAIRS of Ladies' patent Ginn Elastic Overshoes, corn
prisln, sic different Patterns and styles, to
W whir . h I in
vite the attention of those Ladies who W 1 to keep their feet dry,
Wean and look nt the assortment at
_,
tirrmazo NOTICE!. .
Puntle NOTICES Whereby given that application will be made
AO the next Legislature of Pennsylvania, f.,r_the incorporation
of a Dank; to 1.. called "The Canal Bank of Erie. with a capital
of One ilundre I Thousand'lloilars. with prieriege of increasing
it to Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, with all the usual Brink!.
lug privileges. to ho located in the Borough and county of Erie.
State of Pennsylvallia.
Erie. July 13. 1343: i li
/muesli. Marshall, Jos. M. Sterrett,
11. Cruirvell, - P. Metcalf,
' C. M. Tibbals, Samuel Hayti,
Benj. Tomlinson, John C. Beebe.
Smith Jackson 'Carson Graham ' •
Thomas 11. sill, - John A Tracy,
James Williams . William Kelley,
Win. A. Galbraith, , , -J. H. Williams,
Utica. It: Wright. - Wm. S. Lane,
George Kellogg., • J. U. Fullerton.
TIN FOll. for Dentists, by
Nov. 10. CARTER & BROTHF.R.
'PICTURE FRAME : GI. 88.—A beautiful article of different
.0 sizes, among which are 10 by 14.10 by 13-10, and up to 20 by
40, by Nov. 10, CARTFIR & BROTHER.
CROCKERY. -3 Crates and 10 HO heads Or handsome Circlet
ery. Chitin and Glailaware..feir gate very low.
Erie. Oct . 0. mut. ALLEN & COIT.
GOLD. Silver Rol Copper Leaf, by
Nov. 10. • CARTER it BROTHER
2999 "s•zrzvehip . . DROTUER
9p I oz. Papers G o' ' ITrbZ:I. S liverl
Rmiohl ER.
Stray Steers 1
CITRAYED from the Subscriber. •Oinelline in June I/04 4 pair
of yearling Steers. one line-haelr, the other brocitie-thce. - both
'or a red color and with some white about the teas. said Steers
are large sized:and show Durhafn blood. Whoever will return
said SLKTII to the Subscriber. or give bim Information where they
spay tbOad shall be suitably rewarded. - A. K. MILLER.
.14i !creek, Nqr.itosts. 3L
TE highest price paid Or old Gold and Sliver. old Vlraietres;
and Jewelry la Cash or goods, at LEWIS' GOTHIC HALL..
11
MID
S=MU9
TWIT=B4 TBOkree.NDIII
PIRWIrI";.4 INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
CARCEILIC have ten abort years elaps‘d since au humble at
Plemin uras made to combine, in a guild Ile Medical preparation
a few of the herbs of the Indian. All was dark at the time as to,
the result. The most that could De eatilda .d was;• that the 'dine s
pies adopted as the basis to hu -.
ild upon vie sound. Bo' much re
Ihtnee was placed upon ealomekand the Id met, that the ill success
of the new experiment would have tende: to confirm that reli
ance, while it , abook the purpoaeof the pr
Now, howeSer, all doubt and ditlienit
where this niedielnehas teen greeted With,
has Its use been attended with . the most
Small Br4innings, its sales are now count
held I 4 tidier estimatiob al Ole preKilt
origiP ly introduced,
i
Y. Wright--SoUtimPe°thar an d
Rassellvllle, Paule ne Putnam
ur Indian Vegetable Pills. I hate round
'errand lately tar the cure of Fever aunt
Jait a son who has been laid up a nth rest
tried various other remedies, all of a bleb
Ile determined to try your Indian Vegeta .
one lox is now sound and well. Mr. 'l'.
Mr. 11. Groves a son, and C. Nichols
were all doxim at the saute time with Fe%
'also tried the various other remedies with l,
ta
Vegetable Pillssoou restored the all to
assure youfroln %hat I have' seen, your I
may be relied on fur a perfect cure of Pesti
• yours, respectfully, JAC .
Certif.cate from Col. Tate, editor of the Cu
Office df the t
Bloomsburg, Coluinbiu Co. P .
Dr. William Wright—Dear Sir: PaniOlte
sten to ouack nostrums has deprived then
tug from the use of good medicines.. Actin
have ECI , IOIII resorted to Che Pill box. Gra
menced advertising in my paper, I was in
an Vegetable Pills a trial, and slier havin
its for : tu self and faMily, gave them a dee!
cry 011101 preparailion,
In every instance when afflicted a ith
t he stream of lifc was encumbered with ti
speedy relief from the use of sour Pills.
six on going to bed, when indtsposed,l hri
to health, without toss of time, nutl within
I sieian. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
merit of operating effectually without
patient; and in ,case without even p
stomach. Respectfully sour ['neon, &e,
(Front - the nelan are Ratite's,
Wlitaitt's
friendly to patent titedieince, no must
oine a eon% en to theki pilfe, hat 0.,; •a:
tree occasion. to test their ediede F.
r two it ill be foand mild though iffecti
',mummies huve accumulated, and were
/wired, a dose of three or four of these to ,
will 1w found effectual an cleansing the in
lottelrito a twalthy state. We speak fr
hlerwire in couninending the lulls to the I,
-4GENTS.-1). U. Spailortl, LIR.; W.
terrerdt John McClure. hen. Girard: Aht I
Riley Potter. West Springfield. W. 11.
B. C. Town Ar.. Co., %Vnthihtvg and 'Swill
Offices devuted ecclust% ely to the sale
El;ETAIIIA: N‘ltulesate utid re'
•_'EP Greenwich street, .tew Vol
Erie. 51,
Boa
Ml=
made Clothing at th
CommecialExc,
1 ,. THE subscriber lias now on I
L'G STORE. a %cry extensive
CLOTHING, made upit,ilie l l,
manner, which lie is determine,'
25 per l cent.
than any other est„,i.lislinient I
Clothing comprised every grade,
tlidno one %slip patron ices the
4pointed In regar4 to quality,
ollon inc
.S S erfine and Fine French t
g1i.116 Tweed and Mohai
. lack Summer Cloth Coats
lack and Fancy Caasimere
bean, Silk, Merino and Ca ,
Lutin and Cotton Clothing - a'
trFor Sailers and Canallers. OIL•C
TARPAULINS.
Also, Tine and common Shirts. Silk
do. Cravat., Whirs, Stock., BOMIDS. at
Ile haaexpertenced and frudik,nable
cut and triLII ja the test manner and c
order, Which will Leln,itrranted to give:
The public are invin.4l to call and Ina
and cheap eqtablishment in the Comma
opposite the Banner Ilotel.
May 19,
OR Is. EZ rILIZ.N "ANZI
nib '
i 7 1
INCHEJSED INDUCESEAITs -TO BUY AT
Tail NEW JEEP CErAP. STORE. '
CORER OF STATE 4.l'D IFM STREETS, rctt
.....,
Erie, Pl 3.
--
T - FIOEFNZIVEIC & CO. inform thtlir former numerous eustp-
I • niers nu d the public generally, it at the, lime just returned
from New York, with n regular avalan he of Dry Geods, Clothing
&c., consisting of Mere than
- El VE HUMMED P CI(.4OES '
Of goods—lareer than ever before brought into the West.
'1 his immense assortment embraces a great satiety of artielco
ro loch it nould tededious to enumeratcl—every shape pattern. va-,
pee w
ry. form. figure style, finish, fashion and quality of gomof evs '
ry kind for the
CENTEEE OR COMMON In:An. .'
Of Ladiei. Gentlemen, Boys or Girls. iThe tittle has arrived is
human - affairs, when no man or n °man rho is able to dlon in a
daily livelihood by the sweat of his or her brow, need go it ithout -
good—even genteel mothing—n tem no Buy or Girl thrown upon;
his or tier resources, and obliged to shin it ftertugl.rAe trt4ict the
rate of sixpence per day, need go wit! out decent attire; as the'
proprietors of 00 establishment are r ady and it Ming to prose,
to all who w . ill ;lye them n call.
r=f=M
In great variety, of every fashion, can be obtained at this estate-'
list:meta, at prices to suit the time-. net their nece., , ities.
Their large s.,sortment of rinlersitir zinspenders,-L'uthrellas
- AM) IVATE.II-I-PEOOP CLOTHING.
Will make the eyes water, and the low prices at %cinch they eau
h arlinded. %%Input to Bight the ambit uns pretensions of-all V. ha I
heretofore made a I oast of their Tres,
BOOTS A SI OES,
I ND
en's '3ords. Fine and F in. •Lf1,11(-4' low priced Ehees,
o Calf, seal. Goat & Kip Itro- do ine Ki d
do Gents' Slippers, !gaits. do on”ressSlips & Buskins,
do Congress Getters. do id Welts.
Brogans, tine and coarse, and Children's Shoes in great Va
riety. Also, •
Y.l ,YKEF.: X0711).Y8 5-
By the cord, at New York prices, and other „goods in the Dry
Goods line at Wholesale& Retail. ,
Grocertep, Crockery, Glassm.are.&c.„ by the cart-load, yard,'
load, or retail. at pricer; to corre.pond with the thre:q.
...;x - Don't forget the place, corner o r State and Fifth Streets.'
Palo, Oct. 7, 1818. . I
Fall of lea. N
I'ALL AZMI WIN
Arriving in large quantities at the Jew
Commercial Exchange, on Iron
Ihm • the pleasure of infcratitiginy
town and country, that 1 r u n now re ,
NEW AND FASIIIONABLE %OBS;
all tlle varieties of rich and beautiful G.
are to be sold at the proverbial low - prh
familiar to ever) man, woman and. clii
State. Notice the fullou MR
Italian and Cliamelion Silks. GrosFile
watered, stript,tl and plaid, hhick Itali,n,}} r
broidered Mouse de Laine. plain and I.
tiered Kol.es, changeable Nlndonas, Fee
plaid Long Shawls, Brodie; Ca- limere
dered Ca4lintere do: black and colored
Lisle and thread lances. .needle wrou
Collars. French Kid Gloves, Bennett riti
satin Bonnets. I'luines and flowers ft,f
Erie Sept, Tit VIP,
ARRIVAL EXTRA I :
N EW GOOl./r3—GRFA'r 111
tt. wittuirr respectfully infort
NJ' gusto:tiers, that he has Just rout .
York. and is now receiving an miens
FashionaLle Fall and Winter GOODS,
selected and purchased u ncle„ such far
enable him to otter Goods of most eve
heart' than ever. My s.tock is much
fore offered in this market, and cornpri,
all of which must be sold. and at sun/
mem can get under, and for a , ot
site all those that wish to buy -t or ev
lected assortment of Goods, m drop in
site the Eagle Hotel, for part ict.lars.
NEW GOODE! NI
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING, it tl
House, a large and general assot
STAPLE AND FANG'
to which we would reep..etfully invite
Among theta may be found for the Earth
ored and black Silks ; Plain and Faneti -
Poplins. Cashmeres. M. de Lames. Gidi
of all descriptions, Bonnet Silks. Saiii!
figured Jaekonets and Sn iss Mulls. Ed:
toughie, Arago, Coronation autl Gala
&e. Fof the Gentlemen we have a I
Plain and Fancy Castimeres and Sufi!
Vertings. black and fancy Cravatir..il
&e, &. All of these gmrls were holt
dpgrirg prices, and we pledge OlirßetWe
eau be bought at any market. Pleaso
Sept. 9, 29484
Zgecutor's Notice.
LIETTERS t ,. la:actuary on the estate of Theobold Maher. late
of Mc Kcan township. deed. hav ['ahem) granted to the sub
serlbers, nottcl is hereby given to all t ose Indebted to said estate
to make Mimed rue payment, and all t 10Fe having claims ngainst
said estate to present them properly authen flew,' Ibr Settlement.
Oct. 21, 10748.1 JOSEPH LEETZ: Mrle.'
I JOHN KIPI ER. McKean. } Elecutora *
—.—
-
~.~~.ti{].~
"- tA - ; JUST received from e publishers , Lea & Dian
., chard. Philadelphia, a large sissottmentof Med
leal works, which n ill he sold nt the publltherks
prices; among ethic o ill be found:
Bartlett on Fevers, Binh! on Liver,
Boyle's Materin Dledica and Therapeutics.
Churchill's Midwifery. I C utelitil on Female., -
Ashy, ell ou Felonies. C per on Hernia,
Cundle on Children. .J nes cn the Eye,
!knee's Midwifery, eWee on Cblldretr.
Dungieson's new Remedies, unglcron's Practice.
' l.istou & Mutter's Surgery, A illees principles.
Miller's Practice. - P Mips on Fert fain,
Front on the Stomach. aylor's alled.Jurisprodenee,
Wilson on the Skin. Woe's Dissector.
Cyclopedia of Medicine. 'Mims. respiratory organs,
o — u - a tt on the Bosse, Ter. Pa rrier.ate.. &c.
The subscriber Is agent for Lea & tiehard. and will order any
Medical. Literary or Miseelitineous woke desired, and tarnish them
here at Publisher's priees. Physicians. studentrand others ate re
quested to Call and examine his e alai° , uo -
.lEdrie. June ID, ISID. •
O. dIPAITO/ilek
fIA ,lfou , soo,, ores, per and sp CS. y
7. B. nAwr,t,
Mai
is at an and. Every
, welcome ; everYwhele
, I d
iffy ing aneeeda 7 Eton*
by nntlionp ! apt! it Is
6 itne than when !t was
• ,
ksue.
(). la., July 17. - 1841. ,'
Tut isft lug a supply of I
( said pills to be in great
true. hlr.Jantes Boyd ,
!er and Ague, and had
proved of no "itliall.—.l,
de rills, and by using
enter had a daughter,
lid three of his family
r and Aeue t and 'hat
ut eiket. Your Indian
perfect health. I cact i .
Indian Vegetable Piths
{rand Ague. . _
DURIIAM. rM.
-
lunthia beMount. Po: -
vlumbia Democrat, /
~ March ;, $
f the many whose aver
nof the benefits result
., IJ nder this influence. I
March, when you cunt
freed to give your twit-
Ctirly tested their met
tdc.l preference over efi-,
iek headache, - or when
north! humors; I found
Hy taking from four to
ve alwayg beck restored
ut• the expense of a pity
iro,ness the digthiguished
qurbing the rest of the
oducing sickness to the ,
LEVI L. TATE.
relht. "C. Y.]
Utbough not pArticular-
COWCztl that we bale l,e-
opporninity- on two or
,r a gentle medicine, one,
e. ,Where bile or other ,
hurbugit medicine is re-
I tahen on going to Led.,
mach, and restoring the
u; exiwrieuce ;and take
ut,ilc.
I'. Jud ,, on di. Co., We
hdin Tourtellou. Uoion;
Townsend, Springfield{
Fast.
ul WPM:DT'S INDIAN
ail, tot) Race.trect,
k; and I , lli Tremont
Clothing Store,
env,.
titi at lin" NEW CLOTH •
anbortilielit dr (lin rate
h, - test style and in the best
- to sell fur CASH
Lower •
this place. Nis stock of
from euperior to common.
stahlisliment shall be nil
ut or price. Notice the
lark. Dress. Coats; -
I Sack Coats;
If rrfry Cut;
Pants; •
•szinc.ro l'estd;
l•
every kind;
OTIT CLOTHING AND
bins and drawers, .sTeritto
eke, buspenders, &e. &e.
'utters employed end will
he all kinds of clothing to
atiqhmioi.
wet the clothidg in the netv
cial txeiring.e. French wt.
Mutil;§ KOCH. -
TRADE.
Fall of 1818.!
1) : GOODS#
1 1Store qf 2110.46'S EOCH •
.se., Erie, .P 4.
friends and customers in
, ceavina my fan supply of
which, as usual embraces
ands m market, and
("CS 01 the Old Jew Sion..
'MI in this corner of Um
THE LADIES. Heavy
Rhine Satin stripe. Pekin,
ntl°. satin strayed and ern
mted Cashmeres, erntiroi
acla Aler Moe:, anode colors,
and Salk Slnawle. embrol
- ilk Fringes. Itrus.-els I.nee„
agraL Collars, Jenny Lind
i nns ,and Ribbons, shirred
nDxNewsn
ILL IN PRICES
hin numerous friends-and:
led from Boston and New
Ye and unustail variety of
which have been choicely
made circumstances arch
ry variety and able num.
arger than I haveever by,
.es a much'greavir varier -
prices that no Er.tablish
this fact, 1 rer.peetfully in
n lace. a good rind well-se
+t the Brick Corner, oppo
. Sept, 29.
w 000D13: - •
e Corner Store, No; 1, Real
'tzneot of
EiRMIEM
r be attention of purchasers.
es, ClOg.llll chativnbla.col.
Alpacas. French Merinos.
gitains and Prints, athawls
is and Ribbons. plain and
Inge and Inserting., ilna.
tows. Glove% thmlery
,rg smelt: of Broadcloths,
ens, bilk Satin and Fancy
and linen Handkerchiefs
to at large discount from
• to sell at as low rates as
all at METCALF'S.
ions.