THE WEEKLY OBSERVER IS PUBLISHED BY B. 0. SLOAN, CORNER OF S TATE 13T. AND TILE PUBLIC SQUARE, I ERIE. re. TERMS.IOP TIIE PAPER. City suimcriberti by the carrier, at sll,ou By mail, or at the office, in advance. I,rio !?If not paid in advance, or within three months from the time of subscribisig, two rtollani wilt be chariot. Err Alt COIIIIIIIIIIIC/Itialll be mit paid. RATES OF • ADVERTISING Cards not exceeding 4 lines, one y ear. One square 1 Gil . - t do. do. six months. do. do. three months, Thansient advertisements, 30 cents per square, of fifteen lines or tests for the,first insertion; 13 cents for each subsequent insertion. 'linearly advertisers have the privilege of changing at pleasure, but at no time are allowed to occupy more than two squt i rs,msdlo , hs lissits4 to their immediate eisine r ss. al Advertisements not having other directions, will be inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. 3NJS[IN[E-g8 011511gOTORY. ALFELED KING, WIIOLEIALE & RETAIL deafer In Groceries, Boat Stores, Provls lons, and Pittsburgh manufactured articles; No. 2, Fleming Block, and 7th street, Cnnit Basin, Erie, I% IV. HI CU Attorney* Counsellor at Law, (Office in Spaulding's Exchange) Buffalo, N. Y. , Collecting and commercial bl i ndness will receive prompt ntiention. REIVIENCEL-A. P. DURUM. Esq., tIaNJAKIN GPI tn . , Esq. JOSIA fl KELLOGG. Forwarding & Commission Merchant, on the Public Deck, castof state street. Coal, Salt. Plaster and Whitt Fish, constantly for sale. • DR. W., 1 B. DODGE. Edg.iteTte Physician and operative Burgeon—ftraduatr of N. V. College in itch.l. As a practitioner "he can't I e etcelled."— The sick from the co ntry I will be treated successfully. or no charge. Office near t eebets Store. J. 11. WILLIAMS, Banker and Exchange Broker. Dealer in Hills of Exchntrge, Draft, certificates of Depoisite. Cold and silver coin. &c.. &c. °ince directly opposite thelEagle Hotel. Erie, Pa. , WILCIOX co.. Mt ALM In Groceries of various kinds, Provisions, Fruits, Can dies, {Pines, Liquors, &c.; opposite Eagle Hotel, next door, to Vlllianne Exchange. BENJAMIN F. DENNISON. ATTOIMY AT LAW. ChWelOilii, Ohio—Office on superior ftreet, In Atwater's Block. Referl to Chief 311 , 11 Ce Parker, Cambridge Law Ochool; Hon. Richard Fletcher,State td., llosloti; lion. Samuel 11. Porkino.l-111 Walnut el. Philadelphia; Richard IL Esq, - 53 Wall street, New York. For testimonials, re fer Within office. WILSON & LATTIMORE, pnTlt AND SeRGILONS. Office over the Eric Pank J. P. WIJON, M. D. Wn. PILATIIMeItt, M. D GALBRAITIIS & LANE. ATTORNKYS AND CouNNELLoHN AT LAW—thrlCe on Sixth street, nesl Nide of duo Public Square, prie, Pa. J. B. JOHNSON, ArraAlley Join CoeNsEct.oa LAW-oMcc in the County Build UM= JAMES U. MARSHALL. 4 !lrrottrury AT LAW—olliceull stairs in Tammany llail building. north of the l'rothunotaryn office, Erie. MURRAY WHALLON. ATTORNRT AND CorMILLI.Mi. r iT LAU-0111re 0% CT C. 11. Wrigber Store, entrance one door aCA of Efate rarer% on the finnnand, Ilf I. ROSENZWEIG & Co WIDD.FAALE AND RLTAII,I4:4I , RB io Foreivi and Dottostic Dry Goods, read) mane Clothing,Booth and t;lioee, &c., Ao. I, Pinn ing Block. state OMNI, Erie. • & DEWEY, DISAI.PRI. in Dry Goods. Dry Grocerier, Crockery. Ilurdn are, &c., No. 111. Cherin.iide, Eric. IiENRYCADWEI DLAIAR in Hardware, Dry (40d•, Grocerk Diamond. and one door eat (gibe Engle T. W. 3100E1E. DatriLs.a in Grocerie=. Provisions, IVille!. Lionsiv. Candicii, Fruit, dre., No 1, terry Block, Otrite mired, Erie. HITCHCOCK, Drstsrt in Groceries nod Proiisions of all kinds, Ftate street, three doors north of the Diamond, Erie. BENJAMIN GRANT, ArrowsEr OM OWS81:1,1,011 "AT LAW :did rontniVioner Deedo, 'Office In Tammany Hull, Second story, six door's nest of J. H. %Villianne corner, Eric. P. A. It. BRACE. Arroavry Ann CIWNSELLOR AT LAW. Prairie du Chien Wisconvin, Tractlees in the counties of Crawford, Cram and lowa, V iseon sin. and In Clayton county; Lenz. smrni J.ACKOON, Dotacrst lu Dry Goods.:Groee'ries, Hardware, Queens Varr, Lime, Iron, Nails, /re.. 121, Cheapsiale, l'a. • WILIATAAI RIBLET, CA Di NETMA KER Ukdiolster, and• Undertaker, corte-r of State and Seventh etreets, /Ale. JOSEPH KELSEY, IiIIIIIIIFACTIALFR of Tin, Copper Sheet-iron UM!. Air Ti F hwores, !hove pipe, &c., corner of French nod Fifth facet', Erie. KELSO & LOOMIS, G Nre r Forwarding. TroduCe nud eOMIDIEOII MPTCII:IIiDs: deafer'. coarse and Imo 'mit. Coat, rimer, Shingles, &c. Collie dock, % en* Made of the bridge, Erie, EDWIN J. Kta.ttn, WM. M.I GALLAGHER. (tomtit %I. Fort.% arding and Coministion Mettliatit. and dealer in Oalt, Plaster, se.,Warclibuscon the Public Lock west of the bridge, Erie. WALKER & COOK, G . i. Forwnrilina.Xotninission and Produce Mcrchant•;4ce uud AVare-house east of th 6 Public Bridge, Eric. - - - - GTLOOM I S - 4&7 Co DrAccaiiin‘Vatchrtt, Jeweliy. Silver. German 'Silver. Plated and Britannia Ware Cutlery, Military and Fancy Good., Statestreet, nearly cippoiiite the Eagle lintel, Erie. Loomte, I I " • CARTER & BROTHER. WHIM/ SALE and Retail dealers in Drug., Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-sniffs, Class, &c., No. 6, Reed Dense, Erie. • EAGLE HOTEL. 'fir litassf 1.. Brme, corner of Stete"rtrect and the Public square, Erie, Eastern Western and Southern star °Mee. JOEI.I JOHNSON. PICALKR in Theologicol. Miscellaneous, Sunday' and CIaPSICIII School Book', Stationary; &c. No. LEL...rte.:tell street. Eric. LYTLE & fiAMELTIIN, • rAPIIIIiNA Tux Merchant Ta nom, on the public, *qualm, a few doors west of State street, -------- L. i VARREN. _ _ _ Mont, Blind and Door 111nritifneturei. - . nod denier in ginse, Eolith east corner of ~i li and State Arm*, Erie. D. IS. CLARK, AVI) Ilf:TAII. Pealer, in Groceries. Provisions. ship 'Chandlery. Stone-wnreogr.c. &e., No. 11% French strrel. 10. t SP,AFFOAD. Dealer inlAw. Medical, sa hoot Miscellaneous Rooks ,sintlonnry, Ink. ace. State sr., four doors below the Public square. J. GOALDING. • Mracniorr TAIT oa. South fide of the Public square, a few doors Erwtiof the I:riellauk. I O - 1i.'07 L. ELLIOTT. Resident Dentist; Office ruirl dwelling in the Beebe Block. on the East 'Pe of the Public, Square. Erie. Teeth intoned on Gold Plate. from one to an entire reit. Carious teeth tilled with purr Gold. and reitored to hedttn and usefulness.. Teeth cleaned with instrtunentsvmd Dentitiee so as to leave them of ir IrCHUC id clearness. All *ork Horranted. MOSES KOCH, WHOLVIA LH AND RETAy. tit aler in Staple and Eanqv Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery. Ready Made" Clothing. Ace., Commercial 01/Ildmv, corner of French and Fifth blurts, Erie. • S. DICKERSON, AND St'llnrox—Oflice nt his residence on Seventh <P'CCT, opposite the MetlimliA Church, Erie. C. 11. WRIGHT, WIIOI.VAA Ix A nn Rr.TAIT, dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Crockery, Giret-ware, Iron Nails Leather. Oils. &c.,corner of State street and the public. square. opposite the Eagle hotel. Erie JOHN H4-AHLLAR, Cowry rind rtoro.lol sistvey4r—Office third story, No. i, stale street, near7th, Eric. April - 2L+, IMP. LESTER, I SENNETT Cll ESTER, FOUVIDEP.o. Whnlet.ale and Retail Dealers in .11.0Vetl, 11011.3W ware. &e. Flats Ft.•n•t. Eric. BURTON & PERKINS. winners tr. Ann Rr-retc dealer in Drug., Aiedic 'nes, Dy c Ftutrp, Groceries, &c. N0..5, Reed llotcre, Erie. 4sCii t.C4". V. 11. WILTJAV3.4I•Act in Foreign and Domestic Sills of exchange, Certlficatecof depoAte; Cold and Silver coin. IA ill buy and well current and uneurrent money, negotiate time stid eight drat', make collections on all the Eastern cities, and make remittan ces at the lowest Banking rates. Money received on Peposire and Eastern drafts eonstantly,on hand at the lowest rates of premium. Ohio. Indiana. Kentucky, Virginia, and Pennsylvania Bank notes. and More of most other States, bought and told on the most reasonable terms. • Office directly oppositetlie Eagle Hotel, t 7. doors from the corner, Erie. July 1, ISVI. T_TISTORY OF TEN :YEARS. lEat--ISIO, or France under Al. Louis l'hillippe. Ey Louis Blanc. The Prose Writpre of Siena:toy. By Frederic 11. fledge. Illas ' pitted with Portraits. Fos sale by W. E. lIEWSON & CU. nizoraez. WOREU. JUST received from the publishers, Len & .•:tttt chard, Pit I ladel ph la, a large assortment or Med "'t teal Worits, which will be told at the publisheriti .•. • pricer; athong which will he found: Bartlett on Fe% ere: Budd On Liver. • Boyle's Materia hiedica and Therapeutics. Churchill's Midwifery, Churchill on Felonies. - Ashwell on Females. Cooper on Hernia. Condie on Children. Jones on the Eye. Dewee's Midwifery, Deweeon Children. Thingleson's new Remedies, Dungleson's Trounce, Liston & Mutter's Surgery, Miller's Trine iides. Miller's Practice. Phillips on Scrofula. Trout on theittoonach. Taylor'irMed.Jurisprudence. Mien on the Skin, Wilson's Dissector, -.Clotopedia of Medicine, Williams' respiratory organs. ean, on the Horse, • (later, Fanderec.. &e. The subscriber is agent tbr Lea & Blanchard, and will order any Medical, Literary or 3fiseelianeous works desired, and Itimlsh then) here at Publisher's orient. Physic iturt,suidents and others arere quested taco!l and exatnne his catalogue Erie. Juno 10, tev. Boston Goods I 40 PACKAGES jusi opened from Boston and Lowell, eons pricing a great variety of fashionable Dress Goods, such as erynovvered and striped Cnstimencs, Monterey Plaids and Stripes 14anseable t.ustres, tilialcis in great variety. Dress Trimmings I.adirt"Callars, Crrivatml. Gloves and Hosiery, in short, almost ev st,y thit lu atm way of goods can be Pnuttil ns cheap/is the cheap. elm at 0rt...rn.1 Iviumire 83,00 10,00 0.00 3,00 Far . all NERVOUS DISEASES, And of those Complaints which are caused by an impaired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the - NERVOUS SYSTEM. This beautiful and convenient application of the mysterious powers of itALVANISM and MAGNETISM, has been pro. pounced by distinguished physicians, both in Europe and the Unitod States,- to be the most valuable medicine/ dim c mery of ihr ✓lge. Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIO BELT MAGNETIC F k used with the most perfect Mad ce cases of Strengthening 01 weakened body, giving organs, end inqgoratlng the entire a) atom. WITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS A Dyspepsia or Indig RHEUMATISM, Acute and Chronic, GOUT, EPI. LEPSY, IAUMUAGO, lINAPNES. , NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION UP THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS In the SIDE ondCIIEST, Liver Complaint, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY ;OF NERV OUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all Nervous Diseas s, which complaints arise irom IMO Simple cat se, namely, A Derangement of the Nervo s System. ccp- lit NERVOUS COMPLAINTs,IDn,igi and Medicines fee, ale the disease, for they weaken the' Oat energies of the already prostrated syste m;; while 4mdor the stiengthen• leg, sitalfring influence of thtivan:sm, as applied by this beautiful and ii.ondeiful discos cry - , the exhausted patient and weakened sutrerer is restuied to tomer health, stiength, elasticity and s Igor. 'pc great peculiarity and excellence of Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives, consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by out• tea, d application, in place of the naval mode of drugging Nicking the patient, till exhausted 'ature winks hope. lessly under the Infliction. They strengthen, the whole Velem, eyed of the blood, promote the ICGrasosit, and lit injury under any circumstances. Since nil the United States, only three years since, - 60,000 Pers including all ages, chases end conditiont, a largo number of ladies, who roe pc Nervous Complaints, have been ENTIRELY AND FERMANE Y CURED, when all hope of _relief had been given p, and every thing else been tiled to van! To illustrate the aim of the GALVANIC BPIILT, suppose the cave of a person afflicted with that I are of civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Ne •vous Divorder. 'ln ordinary cases, stimulants ma taken, which by their action on the nerves and muscles of the stomach, ad:3rd temporary relief, but - IN hiCh leave the patient in a lower :date, and with injured faculties; alter the action thus :netted has ceased. Now compare_ this with the effect 'emitting fawn the applies. thin of the CIALVANIC BELT. Take a - Dyspeptic 'utterer, even In the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the Belt around the body, using the Magnet c Fluid as dire, ted. In a short period the insensible parviration will act on the positive element of the Belt, thereby eau,iihg Jeanie circu lation which will pass on to the negative, and thence back aQem t' the positive, thus keeping op a r,ontinnous Galvanic cnculution throughout the system. Th is the roost severe caves of DYSPEPSIA are PERNIA NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY St FFICIENT TO ERADI CATE THE DISEASE Ole 1 It:AltS. Certificates and "re Front the most Iteeiketabl! Could he given, sufficient to fill every c' We make a few selections. • RHEUMATISM AND ] Seven Cases Cu In one Village. n WIRT GALVANIC BELT oil matter how set ere or chronic. Skeptic: A CRAM tOF EV li side of the W. WiLmisais No. I. Thn following letter from - 1111r. Kingston, 1. Y, a gentleman of bigi intlueude. KINGSTON, Ukter Co., 111. To Dr. A. It. turiewir.— About the fiat of November last I cal purchafed one of your Galvanic Belts, that made a new man of me. Y troubled o ith ItIIi.rMATI.III, very sever , 'less of the whore syst prn, and very nerd head, so severe that I would have to or four times a day. tly friends are feet awl wonderful cure wrought on 'ln In my life than now, and I know dint tl to your GALVANIC BKLT, for Laud h and had tried every thing prewiowi effect. • T. M. Arms', (Fa— In consequence of the benefits elfparieneed by himself, Mr. FELTEe proCurrti a number of the OA LVANte BELTS, and having disposed of them among his literals, thus writes : No. 1., Kisorrox, May 6, 1836. MT Bras Becton, You a. , 14 me to give )on an account of the success of your GALVANIC BEL'L'S in this region. I can trill) say that they .continue to do wonders ; kundieds wear them, and I do not know gr a solitary case of failure in their use. I sold a Belt and the Magnetic Fluid to a lad) here some weeks since. She had a complication of nen nut disorders, and was very low. Dr. Nelson attended her, but did her no gbod ; and the Doctor blew out considerably %then she got the belt, and ridiculed it ; hot the lady used the Belt and was cured. Now this Doctor had the Dysperia for a great u bile, and could not cure himself but gets this lady's Bolt, WiSliei it kept a secret, puts it on himself, and it did him so much good, that esterday he called on me and got one for kis.wife. Miss VANDEMAIIIt, of this Motu, lay all winter with the Rheumatism. idle got to be perfectly helpless. Eb ery one who saw her said she could not live. She sent for a GAL VANIC BELT—put it on—used the. Fluid lively, and in EIGHT tiAlts WIC *SENT OFT TISITING, AND ri TO or. }TARRIED NETT WI i.e ! The Doctiir who attended Miss V., hooted at the Belt. but now sat s there is certainly a remarkable curb live power iii our Beltk. 1 No. 4. Mr. John Eman, merchant of-this rlace, was reduced to o mere skeleton, by Dyspepsia and general chronic disease; he got a Belt and the Fluid and, is NOW as healthy a WWI as we have got in Kingston. ;le has spent large sums of money iu various nostrums previously, but they all probed useless. No b. An old gentleman by the name of ,pepsio fur this ty yeafs. lie tells me thing . without its slang on-hit stoat emaciated and looked miserable Goat me, oust after wearing it 3 or 4 ti door and said he had come to thank TIE'S BELT, UT it hind made n well in, he now eats andiligests perfectly. ail any of his neighbors. lie ioiliout rid No O. Mr. Wood, of Morbletown. was di Rheumatism, so that he could not T Belt for him, and in one week he about attending to his business. third on earn, No. 7. , The wife of Mr. Joseph King, of plainilig of lai:sittide and general u pail alto troubled with indigestio Fluid. and Mr. King told me this dt another woman, it had done her .gite you a great many more cases, suppose these u ill be suillahmL . I engaged in any business that has•L factory ball concerned. Very truly yours, 3'o A.M. Cultism., M. I)..l"iew-Y 01 ifOtidie to the Patrons of the Mria Observer. rptigpannerehip heretofore existing under,tha anti of Malin & A. Sloan, is this day dissolved by nrtualsoaseat. • The books -and accounts of the late Arrn are in the hands OA. P. Derlin. for collection, and those in weenier° notified that payment west he made' during the coming winser se save cons. Those having de em:ids against the Arm will present theni at the °Mee. where he will remain Int the purpose of Settlement. A. P. DURLIN. Erie, Nov: 11;18161. • B. F. EIhOAN: 0. SPAPEORD COOPER'S GF.LATIVE . tot' !Oleo. Blanc Mange. &e. &e., a a benuttral article. for sale by BURTON & PERKINFI., Nov. ite. IEIP. 28 GENERAL. DEDILI • , • ALO • • Very respectfully, Many.liandred Certificates from all parts of the emirs. try of equally extraordinary char cter could be given. ra- No trouble or ineonycnieve attends the flee of DR. .1R !IDLES, and they may be worn by the most feeble and del care with perfect ea a and safety. In many cases the sense ion attending their use is highly pleasant and agreeable. TI ey, can be sent to any part of the country. Price The Galvanic Belt, The Galvanic Necklace, The Galvanic Bracelets, The Magnetic Fluid, sy- The, articles are seemlier HORN. Pamphlets pith full part authorized Agent. PARTICULAR CAUTION. fja- Beware of Counterfeit' and /1";illb/ese Imitations . - J. C. ISIOREIRIIAD, M. D., •ORNERAL *GENT FOR TUE. UNITED STATES, , ' 11 - o . llreadway, New York. oßot *ale le Me ) only by the authhrizetl agents CARTER & BROTHER ) NO. 0, Reed House. Erie, Dee. 16, Me. 1y31. • DISSOLUTION. ni am THE et. AL AND GEN a.- 11.11;11331LUI 6i. T ITTERSALINTI HEAVE O.W.D Ra. VD OAS CURED. in the Uhl year -1 MOO eases of Ecaves. ' . . 2°oo " '• Chronic Cough, 200 „ " Ittakeu WSW '• Horses out of Condition, and other diseases. This eniecly is put up in large packages, treighing over one pound, sufficient to adminiSter ton horse fqr about IC days, and to cure unordinary case—thus it will be seen that it is the cheapest Heave medicine that can he giver, as only one dollar's uorth is rinisite in most Cases to cure. iWe know of many lu ho have i uprot ed the value of a heavy horse fifty and someone hundred c ollarti, by one dollars worth of the Tattersall Heave Powders.— c nly be sure la get the genuine article, and your money will to c amply repaid to you. . I More than 500 certificates verbal anal written, have been recei ver ed. attesting to the virtue of this inestimable remedy, but we have only space to subjoin the following: Rend the following:—.`This is to certify. that I cured a horse of mine of the Heaves, by one package of Tattersall's Item e Pow ders. The horse hrvii made no sign of the Helves since the Pow der was git ell. mid I believe thecure to he permanent. As a med icine for horses, I lielie'se it is all it is recommem ed for. ar' 0. S. IL LL, Fanner. tiTown of Scriba, Oswego county. Mcli2l, I - S. Jark/and, ieida Camay, N. F. MESUITEL Govan & KETCIIUML- GeNTLI Irving a young horse that had, launch to his injury, contracted the Heaves, I purchased for it an article called "Heave Cure" but which I think should lie called "heat e maker." as it made the horse a great deal worse than before. I was allent arils induced to give it the '"Eattersall Heave l'ou ders." and the effect was an immediate restoration to sound. tiviv." I have since beemotfrreitAfty 'dollar, more for the horse than I offered it fur before it took your medicine. Vows. , 1 „ ' J. BURLINGAME. "Cittoos. -., —iinitations and worthless , compounds have fol lowed its wherever ue have Introduced - Our remedy, anal we un derstand that several new ours are I ring put up for circulation.— Beware of those, anal tak'no remedy but "the Tattersall." Note l genuine , without Gas signature of A. 11. Gough & Co.— Price one dollar per Pac age, vex for five dollars. Prepared, and and sold wholesale anal retail by GOEGII & KETCHUM, 142 Fulton Street, N. l'• Carter -& Brother, Agents, Erie, Pa. Nov. 25, 1245.' 1 Gm2.B UI D , anemia in all lEEE one to the carious 'Also in 13 PALSY, ration, 1 SchOol 'Books. Q ANDER'S PriMary and Pictorial Primer, S Do. Ist. :Id, 3d and .3•11 Readers, McGullm's 11,1,1 d, 3d and 4th Readers, . Town's speller, Ilefinsr and Analysis, Ito. Ist.,:2d. 311 and fourth Readers, , - i , Aritlimelics4-Tho uson's 2%ltmtal and Pratt cal, Adams', Davies', swim's and ( ;Mum's. .... Grammars-111111h n's Kirkham'., Smith's and Browns. Geographies—Mitchell's with Atlas, Ohio's dm. Smith's do., Morse's Quarto geography, Parley's do., Goodrich's do., 3inch , ell's do. Algebras—Davie%', Thomson's and RObilIVOII • P.. P11110:01011y—Comstock's, Gliiii , terid's and Phelps., Physiology—Cutler's, Conn-tol Ws and Taylor's. Astronoin)—lliirritt'i. and OlinbtemPs, . . Geology—ll Wilcox's, Chnoicr.—Cranimers. Lexicons mill Reading Rooks in the Latin, Greek, German, French and Italian. Ilindories—Willard's, Wil.oree,Cale:,', Goodrich's, Rhetoric—Net, Illnltl'a, I c* I ' .' and Illair'.. AStrollolPletll Maps, 11 'ritiint Books, Port Folios, Slates. Pen cils, Quilt,. Steel Pens, Ink &c., fur sale IA liolee.alc and retail at the New Rook :Rory, ' W. Y.:. II EWSON & Co. . Nov. IS, No. El Reed !buss. the circulation car do the slightest it introduction in ore than n niong rhich ucro ninny subject to North East Woolen F. actory. 700 ri YARDS of Cloths, eassiincres, Tts reds. Satinetts, I! Illatikets. Flannels, are now ready to I r•exchanged for wool :tithe following rates: Fur plain full cloth, one yard far 21 lbs. of wool; Casslitieres 21- 110:.,to the yard. o ill also wan -I:facture (huhu:olle season, Slack, !Iron ti, Steel 4nixed cloth at etc. per yard, rassitneres of the .rune colors at 30 cts. and While flannel at IN and 2.3 cti. per yard. North East, JIM,: * STEVENS & JAW Err. , ILEMI D7...IRELIMACTORIL TT111: subscril er would Infiniti his old ctuninirrs -and thr public generally. that he continues to carry on the Marble business tit the old bland on Ninth Street, between Slate and Peach. nearly opposite the Academy. where lie will keep on hand at all tittles, a large stock, consisting of the different varieties of white and va riegated marble. suitable for grave-stones. (net it, sockets or with out,) TOIII/1•10111.11, 11101111110.11 IR, &e., Thum wishing to purchase will find It to their advantage to coll . :Intl 'cumin' stock and pri ces. As 1 ant not to be under old, I pledge myself to flattish any thing in time line, front 13 to 25 per cent lees than it can be had of the traveling agents for Eastern Factories Eric, July 8, tEhl. lei) timoui'als e Sources, lumn in this paper ati int G Leen 1..1 any of and G ZTOCrill YSPEPSIA ed : :: enre.erery cm, no me referred to the cadr,., Fetal PENCE. N" nape intim prime with a whiel loam D. Falter, of t respectability and Y., Jan. 21, 1818 ed at ymir office ens nd I am happy to say ears I lune been `ad a Central weak. e rr, with pain in the a:,e to my lied three !stniti.hed at the par :. 1 ueker was better I. altOgether owing S thq best ph}ticiatu, to thing It, without • • NZO 11. FELTER Newkirk, Aid Me flys that he could not eat any each ; he was very much hut ho purchased a Bell weeks, he d rot e.up to the ae for selling him ennui. nof him. He says that id that he is as hearty as years of age. I :wn up with rruup and love. Ills brother got e vas so well that he was I le it is the greatest rlO IKingFton, has bscn,com eakness for several years, . She got the Belt and ,7, that his uife was like so touch good. I could equally successful, but I sa) say that I never uas ;ec...i so fortunate and saLis. LONZO D. EE:L'II.R k. Three Dollars. Two Dollars. One Dollar Each. One Dollar. fed by NI and plain ditto. cubits may be hid of the .-- , , ~ • ' t .- '-:',.- ..)i;) • %A. -,, , . 'X " ' '‘' .....4 111';.:44.- .:':14* ,e,: 4111 :,:k % i; , '; '13 . :; :. - • , .. 7- ~\\\P'4 .. ,•,.. a. ck - - 1,.....,.....1 '.'l, ~.- ttfst.- - .7' - ',, .; - -:-.........iii• • • ~.. •+ . ~ ~ NEW GOODS Elmil•scribercare jiirt receiving a ;er‘.full Fleck oft 4 PRINI: fill SU3I3IER GOODS co , mis.iitig of almost , v ery % :view ur oods, Groceries, Hardware and Crockery. all of rk hich have iltehnserl nt utiesnal low rites and will be sold no low Stoat ;et' 11Ouse in Erie. They invite theirold cumomerr, latilimi ntlenten, and the faille generally, to call and examine their nent before paging:het elt.o,whero ~... ;J. 1113(2111:8 dr_ 01 ,June 10, 141 , ,, 1 fihay.rla I Shawls II LONG AN!) SQUARE 100 DIFFERENT PATTERNS.. including the all wool Long Snawl, Cashmere. flrLelia. Turk leo Ilro and ail Wier styles to be Mood rim and cheap at .2U. C. B watuirra 1" - iiihi enable Dress Goods. v opening,. direct fYom Boston, a chOice selection of Dregs 'oodsof New style f, ouch no Tuil tie Paris Merinos, Kahl rocule and changeable Cashmeres, (eery Ueattlifttl.) niko, al and changeable Imetres, striped rind plaid do., figured, Amid embroidereo Cashmeres, (the late styles.) together great variety of F each and Fleglii•li Dc Mines. &e. &e . to I invite the anW ent on of the Ladies. C. it. RIGHT. 1 . 2U, le4S. i I PAINTING AGAIN. • . G1.,%%T ER. Ai oubl revectfolly inform the citizens of Erie 1 . and vicinity that has taken to time pot and brush, and is now ready to exeitate all orders in the line of Painting and Glazing n hick It,' old cum touters and friends many Fee fit to entrust to hi, . Canal Boats "hrteilied imp" on the shorten notice. 'lease give int air:ill. Shop riff btreet near the Venal. . April 29, tiqe, 3inso N V"l'emperanci Q ELF Control, a novel, by Mary Burton, at 0 Anne 29 ihry Oro% er or the 'Empty AVM, at LC 2tl. STAFFORD'S. BA , NES" Notes ou Junes, l'etcr,.John and Jude, ut /UDC 2P. oVAFFORD'it Wanted Inkrnediatelyl .lance on all notes and accounts due the subscriber, and Ile late drill of Ens!chart ge Mayer. 'PetSons interested will st by calling and adjusting the same before the find of June May N. Kuhr MATHIAS 'MAYER. IN a wie' next. Steam Engines and Hailers. . E are now prepared to make to order II igli Pressure Engines suitable for Mills or other Machinery, and furbish Boilers most apiroved kinds; on short notice and at the very lowest LEsTER, SENNErI & CHESTER. of th‘ rotes Ma. 13112 W PR'S new novel, linrotd, the last of the Saxon Kings,at n _ _ ue 2S. _ ru . SPA FFOn. ___ 1 . 11 4 .11:1".14 AND are now receiving a large as rtinent of Silk, IVorsted ,nnil Linen Fringes. alto Gimps of ids, and all the new styles of Dreb,s Trinunings at Al mums. , s. tOCERIES.—We are now reeeiving a fresh supply of Oro cries, which wc oiler at great bargains; consisting of Teas. SuOrs, Spices, &c , ger , upon which we pledge ourselves ohe undersold. I'lcabe call and satisfy yourselvs at No, 1, Reed Rowe. Colic not t BOrs AND Fuc?Es..—rleasuctill and examine our large stock I, I Gentlemen' Fine and Heavy Soots and Shots, nibo a great vari ty of Ladica' and 51h0e.,' Gaiters, Walking Shoes, and Slips, ti > and II kinds ofchildrelea shoes, man id Lath', Gents, and c Id Wrens ovp hOCII. :It ' No. 1, REED HOUSE. SA FR ATUS.--Saleralus by the tun or cask. always .00 band nd for sale cheaper than at any' other place in town. Enquire at th . Tin Shop of JOSEPH KELSEY, E ie, Aug. ID, ISke. corner French and Fifth sts. NAL 10AMPS.—Thick Ctare , suftattre for Lampa and Lan ;terns. Ly May 1.2. CARTER & BROTILLUL 5 RPKTING AND OILCLOTH: 4 .—A very handsome lot of r - ew Carpeting and Orl Cloths arriving at the Old Jew store of aeh street ie Sept. 29 ISIS. MOSIM KOCH. , • pNCIt Mouhlinc and Match Planes,"and - a general assort ment Carpenters and Joiners Tools, 4.t. 21 NGllAMe.—Englith, French, Froten and American Ging hams, cheap at TIISBALS &,I)EWEV'S t 6. w and Popular PublicatlOruh from PrOss of 11A31PER, & _BROTHERS. ST received nt the llookstort 4 off). I). SpatTurd,ulte following ew and popular works, from the press of Harper & Brothers, Loiterings in Europe—by Joe, W. Corson, 51. D. William the Cottager—by author of Helen Ilethert. Angela-4by the author of Amelia Wyndham, &c. e above desirable reading will be disposed of on the most nable terms; Call soon. 11.-0. , I). 3 hos make arrarigerhents %% ith the lIARPCIII., by 'eh he will he in receipt of their new works immediately after ication. June 14, Itilft. T` ,001.114.! ClAECHB:!—Fretieh, English and American Broad India rind nundiners of every color, shade and VESTINGS. Figured and striped Caseiniere and 'y black satin Vebtings, fancy bilk, Vestings, black and fancy and Serge Cravats, silk Shirts. Merino do., and Drawers, es, Suspenders, &c., CA PS. Cloth and Plush Caps, cheap at Id Jew store, Commercial Exchange. French street. VE hea Glo• the: . . i• ady made Clothing at the Clothing idtiiri, I Commocial Exchange. THE subscriber has now on hand at his NEW CLOTH O ING STORE, .a very estensive nssorteneut .of drel rate 11, CLOTHING, made tip - in the latest style andrin frse best )! ‘' manner, which he is determined to sell for CASH 1 than any other estattnit i gern . fesl i fl i ale . . Ills stock of Clothing comprises every gr e, from superior to eonunon. phriTict'en.t shall Notice be Il l s t: lit a a p n it rintc o d ne in w rega bo P rd tr° toTu e a g li t t l 7,.c ell ut 4h o i r i4 min. Superfine and line French' Mack Drees Coats; i English Tweed and Mohair Rack Coats: "Mick Simmer Cloth Coats of every cat; Mack and Fancy Clissinere Pants; Satin. Silk; Memo and Cass:mere' Irwin, Idnin and Cotton Clothing of every kind; , .. For Salters and Camillus, OII..CLOTI& CLOTHING AND 1 RPAULINS. le% Fine and common Shirts, Bilk shirt) will drawers, lifeline I Cravats, Collars, Stocks, Bosoms, stocka.ltdrhertilars - Die. &e. e luis experienced and tashkmable ,Cutters employed and will land trim in the best manner and make all kinds of clothing to , which will be warranted to givelattsfaCtion., # w O hne ate invited to call and inspect the clothing in the new 1 cheap establishment in the Commercial Exchange, Fren c h ~1,, Ito the Danner Hotel, t- - • '' --•- , MOSES KOCH. c lay Ile, Isle. 1 I ),'y nr?'4%";. :'l4, -,„ *3IIAIIII TEAS!!! NEW YORK CANTON TEA.COMPANY'S AGENCY, Ifto. l l, parry ploarAtatelle,4 Thie f pa. ~~~ WOULD reopectfully invite the attention of the Tea-drinking inhabitants of thin city and vicinity' to the Canton Tea Compunq's Superior Term—sill:pet in all cans to be returned if not approved of. Among which may be found: GRMENB. Good YOUNG DYSON, $0 SO per Itt. Fine • do 63 No. 2 Fragrant ' do 73 No 3 very Fide do - I 00 Good DYSON,ISI . Very Fined° 100 , • Good DYSON SKIN, I 50 “ Good IMPERIAL, •, 75 Very Fine do I 00 Extra Fine do ' 1 23 " Good GUNPOWDER, 75 " Fine do • 1 23 " No 1 SOIICIIONG, $0 50 per lb. No '2 do 63 Finest - do 75 5. Fraurant POWCIIONG, various prices, CONGO, various prices, Fine OOLONG. 50 " Very Fine do - 75 Eytra Fine do 1 00 " NINCYONCI, various prices, IitIIVQUA, or'tinest Black Tel imported. I 00 rr TAKE NOTICE !—The Canton Tea Company are the ei; elusive venders of the superior lunch Tea called "1101VQUAlS MIXTURE." 'Every package, (in addition to its eotittlitiing full weight Inde pendent Jr the wrxitper.) hears the stamp of neatness and ein e-thee.. Id the' ens therein' nne so thoronalely secured from Bala 'and air, that their quality and ;toner n•ill remain unimpaired in any climate. For "ale at No 1. Perry Block. WINES St LIQUOES, T UST received at No. I, Perry Illock by • June 3n, Oqi . T . W. MOORE. P Harborcreelr. Woollon Factory. ^' proprietor:. of this eznialilistiment. having made COllPilltlf - able addition to their machinery which !sell lICW and critic beet kind, rind having experienced workmen in rill the ditTerent branches of their bilibileM, are ready to exchange cloth for pool, or manufacture for pay, by the ) sad. on reabnilahle terms. They hate on hand a large quantity of iliin.rent kinds of cloth, flannels, blankets, slum It, cassoneres, and tweed., r. 9 well at hilt stammer near of different holies and mud ite4, to exchange for wool. We pit e one yard of cloth for I. i potindir of it oul, as goodab the n 00l win make. Carding and Clnih-Preftsin tr done ar All kiwis of prubuee taken tur-pay. and a liberal discount OM S—We are prel;nring to make Bron,driotts. It'IIODES, ('ASR & Co. Formetry Thornton & Co ilarborcreek. May 164.1 IJOirIkING 01..ASSI»3..—Just opening. a splendid lot of Gilt and Mahngitnyfra Ines of vartuum siz.ell and price p. warranted to instant e Itoks, by Erie. July 11. ISIS. Ctl'lN"l'Ael.ES of G01,4:411 ter, and German PII er Frranes, an IJ eNtensit c assortment ol cunca% e and convex. Also, the cele brated Per ifueal I.:Teel:tele:superior to any in use. G. 1.00/1t IR S. ,Co., July IL State street. OLD AND SILVER. ARTICI.Eg.—Au extensive variety of `k -T Brea.t-Pins, Bracelets. /tines. Locket.. Chains, Pencils &e., of the latest otyloP. .11 , 0. Mammoth antl other Cold Pens or the thlrerent' makers. Miter Pencils, Brooches. and Bead Ornament.. In short, Ott-public will find more things than the Printers tell for, as it's not intended to m. er-t ate the stock ; still we would add that alicrusenpes, fur magnify ing sea olncen;, can I e found as usual at li. /MO:BIS & July 14, Igta. Pinter st., nearly- opposite }lngle lintel I(1INGS and Queens, or life In the Palace, consisting of flistor teal sketches of !.outs Phillip, Nicholas, Lepold, Isabella l/. Victoria, &.e. June °Zs!. SPAPFORIPS MIME IN GREAT VAS' ETV.—Qlocks of different kinds. is cludinir Marine Clock, rulate invention. Also, Cold and er Watches ' !meas.-torment to select a good tifne-keeper from, for sale very low, at G. LOOMIS & Co.'s, July 14, Id4P, State street. J. R. corn R A N gILVER %VAR U. .; —Tat•le. Droxert. Tea. Sall and Mithtard topooto.,; Tangy. r.nittez; Fork.. nutter nn it Fruit Knives aln ova on hnnd or tuanufartured to order. Silt er 'warranted equal to coin, and nft charge for engraving. G. LOOMIS & July 11, IBit 4 . nearly opposite the Eagle. ltA doz. /takes for sale at the 121111nUltaaurcr's prlccr, by _ U. D. WRIGHT. MORE LIGIIT.—New style Solar Larnp•, Ca midterm and Lnrd Sappentllng and Side Ilainp, Glrantlole•, Plated, Branch, and other l'andle.• ticks, at G. I.t tOMIN & en's, rie, Jtily 14, . ItA4q • iel h nearly oppo•itethe Eaglr . wicmil met AND Triolrr. DDI.S. ‘Vltite Enna and Mackinac Trout. just reeeit ed by • the Steamer houtlarta. Fur vale at No. I, Perry Murk, by I Erie, May 12, IW. 'l'. W MOORE. I and SealSl ipperp and Walking Shoe,, Men's Gaiters and K Slippers at the old Jew Store, French btreet. M. KOCH. April 13. IEIS.• •,\ 1 Lumbar Wantod TMIA. pay CASH for 500,0igt feet of Ilendoek onnher,, rd at toy dock in Erle. Bill!, will be given for the find vanted Aleo for any quantity Of Popular, Cucumber. White Oak, White AFII, Cherry, Chei-titut and common Pine bomber. Erie. April V. Irl9. WM. TRI7ESDAIII,. Kew Concern. Tsubtieriber, having purelinsed the entire stock of Merehnn diee lately owned by W. C. & It. P. Hulbert. re.specifully so licits the patronage of his friends and the public kenernlly, awl hopes that good G 004 1 ,1, fair prices and endeavors to please, will Ines with n share of custom. Lard Oil of the find quality. by the barrel. at a reduced price, RICIPD. 0. HULBERT. Eric, July 20, 1918. 11 SPAFFORD'S • BETTER L ATE THAN JUST received and this day opening at No, 9. Amer can flock, a general assortment of fry Goods suited to tilt, season, to gether with Groceries- Crockery and flardwarc which will besold unusuallylow for cat!' orrcatly pay. M. MAYER. Erie, June ith, 1949. Piero Goode. ACHOICE LOT of French Thibele„ of all colors, for Ladies• Cloaks, meek et' per Express, for sale cheap by Erie, Oct. 6, laid. ALLEN &COll CONSISTING of French and Scotch Ginghanisßalzotines.Prltt ed Lawns and 3eatly Lynde Dinslin. Ah.o a great variety ot Worsted awl Linen Net and Ombre forego Snawla. just rereivcd at Not American Block State St. M. MAY ER.. Erie, June 7th, SPRING menzorre IC4B. R. S. lIIINTF.R, HATTLft, illlrolllllCC 1 4„: • the Spring Fashion for Hats this day. and would most respectfully solicit his friends and customers to cull and examine MIN very gentlemanly appendage. March IS, TILE undersigned takes this method of informing thecitirens of Erie and vicinity. that he still continues the business of TAILORING at his old stand, where he will be happy do.save .them from the horrors of slop shop clothing, by making a fair mdi handsome garment at a very reasonable price. Ile returns his thanks to the public generally for its kind and liberal patronage heretofore, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit and receive the came for the future as he Feels' confident that from long experience in some of the principal shops of London and New York, be can execute my work entrustisl to bint'in the most work manlike, fashionable and satisfactory manner. ;let. 29, 1849. JOAN GOALDING. N. B. CUTTING done on the shortest notice and with !Male ;liar care. Shop, situate south of the Diamond, and a few doors east of the Erie Bank. sELbEN & BON • Ladies Dress and Clonk Goods, rioNsurrinn or ea:4llmm, ?got* de Mites, hlack. striped, V, plaid and Ahtute4 Alpaccas, French Merino, silk plaid Mild°. nns. Mohair lustre. &c., tcc, just opened al Erie, Oct 16, GEO. SELDEIi k SON'S. (011 AWLS—Any quantity of Casionore, Plaid and Basket 1.7 Shawls, for rale by S. JACKSON. A LPACA of every style and rice, Plain, stripe. Changeable for sale by S. JACKSON. - BLAcKsMrnis (Ind a good assortment of Anvils, Vides and Bellows. and all sires of Iron and Steel, warranted to be equal to any, and cheap as the cheapest on the corner near the Court House. C. B. WRIGHT. Oct. 27• - Shelf Hardware. A General assortment, including House trimmings and nails o all kinds, may he found, on terms to suit the purchaser. ntl Ede, Oct: Z 7, Id4S. C: B. WRIGHT. Neal, T ,o o ilt: subscribe at Fall and Win er DRY GOODS, IA IRO., .47 All which will he i October 2, Win. Fit HM, - IPoilireis Goode. -, ALARGE as+lnent of Yankee Notlony just received of the manufactory, Just the articles for Pedlars, nt New York pricey, adding tronsportation, at WRIGHT'S. Oct. 21. • Oaeh for To:ethers. NVANTr.D a quantitraf good Gem. Brothers for which I VtlY half cock deliverod coca. at Oct. - C. 11. WRIOII7.S. ' WbiteTish and Trout. WASRANTED a r ti c l e . j us t reo e ived at WRIGIIITA .1 - 1. Pet. 21. . - - „ Carpotingsa THIS DAY received Dom she Ma tries. a good Selection or assorted Carpeting:4l"min letto 'LS cents per yard. Also Floor 011. Cloths, Dearth Rugs. Woolen Crum Cloths. onto be had chosp . , WRIGHT'S Corner. Tinriortost to Ladies. 200 PAIRS of Ladies , !latent Groin Elastic Oeerkhoes. - eotn? , 'prising Six 'different Patterns and styles: to which I • in. vita the attention of those Ladies who wish to keep their teet dry. to call and look at the aseorUnerit nt WRIGHT'S GIMPS and Ftlurs.—A good netrortnieni at Oct. G. • TIMM LS & DEWITAI T. W. MOOSE, BLACKS. A rook for the Times. LADLED DRI:108 GOODS. TAIX.OXIXNG. neu and Winter Goods. are now receiving and opening their stock or tr Goods, consisting of LKOWARE. CROCKERY. GROCERIES, rrEEL, NAILS, ANVILLS, 4-c. • ild cheap for cog' or ready 'my ' GEO. SEL ' EN & SON. F) . I ~ i'.' r • A TIME MOST EXTRA ORDINARY .MEINCINE IN TOE WORLD.—This extinct is put up in quart bottles; it is six times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted superior to to sold.— It cures diseases without viitniting, purging, sickening or debil itating the patient - GIREA't FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE. The great beauty nnd•superiortty of this Sarsaparilla oVer all other medicine is, while it eradicates% diseases, it invigorate. the body. it Is one of the very best Fal and Winter medicines ever known; it not only purities the whole system, strengthens the per son, but it creates new, pure and rich blood; a tiOtVef possessed by no other medicine. And in this lies the grand eecret of Its won• dental success. It has perthrtned within the past two sears, more than .33,000 cures of severe eases of disease; at least 20,000 of these Is ere considered incurable. More than 3,030 chses of Chronic It hetanatisw; 2,ooocaseS of diapepsia; 4,t100 eases of General debility and Want of Energy; 7,000 eases of the different Female Complaints; 3,000 cases of Scrofula; 1.500 eases of di4C414.• of th e Kidneys and Dropsy; 8,000 cases of Consumption; And thousands of cases of diseases of the blood, viz, Ulcers. Ery sipelas, Salt Rheum Pimples on the Face, he., together with nu merous eases of SA Headache, Pain in the Side and Chest, Spi nal Affections, he., he. This, we-are aware, must appear incredible, but we have letters from Physicians and our Agents from all parts of the U tilted States, informing us of ettraordinary cures. K. Van Buskirk, Dal., one ofthe Most respectable Druggists in Newhrk, N. J., informs us that he can refer to MOM than 150 cases in that place alone. There arc thous:indoor cases in the City of New York, w filch we will refer io with pleasure and to men of character. It is the best rued cc ine for the preventative of disease known. It undoubted!) saved the lives of more than 3,000 CHII.UREN THE PAST SEASON. As it remird cause of disease, nod prepared them for the Sum mer senso . It line 110000 been known to injure in the least the most del te child . HEAIMATISM. This Sarsaparilla is used with the most perfect success in Itheu-' matic complaints,however severe or chronic. - The astonishing cures it MIS performed are Memd wonderful. other remedies somethues give temporary relief, this entirely eradicates it from the system even when the limbs are dreadtully etiWen. • rr ['ear Mr. Seth Terry, one 01 the oldest nu.t must respectable lawyers in Hartford, CO/11t. The following is an extractor a letter received front him: DlR.Towmwsri.-1 have used one bottle of your Sarsaparilla, and find it is eicellent iu its effeeef upon a chronic Rheumatic pun to which I nun subject, from an injury occasioned sen oral years:ago, in a public stage. Please rend Ise two Itottlt,t to the care of Dr. Seymour. 1 have coin creed w ith two of our principal ph) sic ians, mid-they recommend 3 °Ur ilarsaparilla Hartford, March 12, ISIS. :ennee and Streneetleni Conetanytion con be Cared. Itennehitits, 0 Consumption, Deer C mptaiht, C'tdde, Catarrh, Coqghs, Asthma, Spitting of Wyatt. &trenese in the Chest. ItertreJ.Knel., Arght Sweats, Ddheult or prdfnee Expecturalion, Pain in the .szele, te., hare been and ran be cured. . . . . Illla.'l'owsseito--DraSir: Nearly twenty Nears ago I took a violent cohl o Inch rented on ini lungs. and aliened re%erely; in deed, finally it became aleonstaitt hacking emigli,dait trot to severe rit. lOprevciit me trout attending to my hasines. Within the last few years it turrraseti on me gradually. At la,t I because redu ced—l breathed with di dicillty, and mused 55 ith my Cough 'Much hod matter, and fir, the last nine months res ions to my usingyour Sarsaparilla, had regula t...v night eats; indeed y. m friends and my self supposed that I would die with the consumption: but I have the happiness to haunt, ott that to toy r.itritri,e, alter using three I_ . bottles of-4 our Sarsapar Iln, I tied toy, health re, turned. It relies ed me gradually. and I nut mjo) Mg better haalth than l'have fin gfi years. I hail almost eityrely lottt iny at petite, is hich is also re turned. Vint are at libe ty to publish this is ith my name in the papers, if you choose. 1 , My little girl, who is t tree rears old: had a terry bad cough the is hole of last Winter. IVtiiie mina the medic the I gine h e r some of It; and it soon entirely reties ed her, as well as im.self, and she is now well and hearty as any child I ever saw. She was also full Of little blotches; it look Mein tiVtay anti tier shin is .iitooth ,a n d fair now:Mill I nits satt,fitul stir, teens erent her health from il,ing your eicellesit medicine. ,! - E. %V. CON.VNT. GIRT S. READ THIS . You who lmve pale cOniiilexions, eye, I,l , ,tcheF on the face, rough skin. are 'bit of it-," me a 6uttic ~r two of the Docen Townsend's Sarsaparilla. It %till cleame your Lfund. rebut e the freckled and blotches, and git e ton aunnaii,di, 3par tiling eye , tine mirits, and ion-M! of which are of immense aloe to unmarried ladle,. . . . ' This Tlxtract of Sar,al.arilla has leen e‘pre,dy prepared in ref erence to female comi l lsiot, Nei femnal, t. ho I, s TP:IF011 In she is approlbing ( tliat critical orioil, • -Mr , torn of slluold neglect ti take it. as it is a emboli prevemative fur any or the immerout. and horrible di-ezea , to which female. are subject at this time id I ifo. Thi- pechal may he ib tatted al years lc naming Ntr i. ii lin,. t,dmible for thme approaching tt omatilMpil, as it is calculated to as: , i-t nature. by quickening the blood and invigorating gm 5)2.1.11. Indeed this medicine is invnliiabir Mt ail the iliwases to n Weil women are mildect. It braces the whole i•yi.tetn, morn, permanently the natural en ergies—i* removing le tiiiptiritie, of the body Fo Gtr lumen !sting the s)stem as to produce n palm - sinew oda ‘ation n loch is the care ul most medic ne.. taken for female eakile.,is and disease. G. 1.003118 & Cu., Slate street. !.1101.11..1. CURED. ltisr.ely pros es that tin" Sarsaparilla has most al stin :iv dtsear'esol the blood: Three tif:e is unprecedented._ • DILEEICIIII,DitI:N. ter: 1 113 Ne the pleasure to inform you that t‘re 1,04.11 cured of the Ser,,t , :la by the nee of The) %%ere afflicted t ery net erely atth r. iiy roar bottles; it took theta act ay', for Icr deep obligation. rt..sra-cllalts„ 4 ISAAC W. CRAIN, 106 IVooster-st. IC IT. • Owing to the great sliceess and immense sale of Dr. Town-cad's arsaparilla. n tooter of men it ho were formerly our Agents, hat e CollllllollCl'll tanking Sarsaparilla, Elilirto, Bitters, Ace. &e. They generally - put it up in the snare shaped bottles , . cl - rinntig tint theirs is fir sdperior and Blur times stronger than Ilr. 'lO - A hsearl's, &c., hoping thereby to deceive the 111.11`110. Shoe 0111101 , C a'aprair Hat.pnl l sit counterfeit certiticates: others late tn l luccd their brothers and other interested persons to allow the use of their names, to n hick they put esquire to glee 1110111 respectability.— One makes a medic uw.lloll WWl{ it it tilt re.pe:talde names pro cured by using Dr.Towasend's Sarsaparilla, publishes theta as cured by his quit Ile also publishes the certificate of a prr-ion tt ho styles himself au M. I).. who mends hoes. di is tceflc, and doc tors horses by turns for a livelihood. They - oho published certifi cates signed by 'ICIIIIOII4 11111110 h st tring they hair used Dr. Towns entl's Sarsapnrilln.ital that it injured them &e. an a great variety of other tricks - nre perfbrated I.y there torn, to - sell their trash. The public should he ou tht ir guard, and look out for counterfeits. The. certificate con perfect control o‘er the perbolis cured in otte h '1 lir. Townsend—Dent tltree of tuy children It your excellent medic/it had rort..ri, hat c taken witch 1 feel ll* self un Your. Now York, 3inrch Aatiee.—Afier the fir,.t of January . . i ll-r, none n ill I.e genuine 'Wesc they are ot up n ith a 1111101111:CMIlt copper plate laki, eitn -I,taitting the tac ,iutileof (Jr. Tuwit,end's name, tints—S. P. Ton it 'tend. Nine office.f,l'2oTuttnn street. Sno 'Building. N. Y. Ttedding & Co., B,tate eltreo,inHtoil: ott .11,•Sens. 112 North Intl , treet l'hiladelpl S. S. !lance. Ortgpl , f,Alultithor,: P. M. Cohen, citariestcn; Wright & 111. cli.tel4:- street, New °rime , : I('. South Pearl street, Albany; Ittidtly ;IWO. - 1, Ilr,r4gi.tg and Merchants generally throughout the United:l• , tates, West nod the l'attatlas. & fiROTIIER Mid BVRTO'S & PVRKIVS. Wilf/ICSMC nod Retail Agents for Ertl County—J. S. Hopkins for Springfield. May I, le lEz 1) 32 b i ,y:p2tx. ; ‘, A iy:l..-2_l.a._killt.);-4e,,o4rAi!). •• . c - C1r441. ' - Th'Ervir THE NEW JEW CHEAP STORE, CORNER OP ST.ITI: .I.ID 1 , 11 , 771 S FREEFS:, ....:. "yl 14.1. Erie, Pa. 1 . T RoHmszw . Fin & CO. inform' their former numerowt mato /.• men, nod the public generally . tint tier hate Jmt I - Horned from New York. with a regular avalanche of Dry GoodE,Ult.thing &c., conisiming of more than_ . _ . • FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES . 01'am - ids—larger than ever before brought into the West. This immense assortment embrace s a great variety of articles which it would be tedious to entimerate—e% ery shape natter'', ua riety, form, figure style, linish,,faisition l ud (lata) of goods Cl ev cry kind for the OEN :EEL OR COMMON WEAR. • _ - - - - Of Ladies. Gentlen en, Boys or Wile. The dine hae arrived in human affairs, whe i no man or woman who ie able to ohm in a daily livelihood by he sweat of his or her brow, noel go is idiom good—even genteel clothing—n hen no Boy or Cal threwri upon his or her reeonrcesl, rind obliged to :Min it through the world at the rate of eispence per day, need goithout decent attire ; as the proprietore of thie stabil:4llllcm, are ready and willing to prose, to all who will zive them a rail. In great variety, of every fashion, eau he obtained at this estab lishment, at prices to suit the time , . and their ticee,it it.. Their large Tr.sortment of Undershirts, Sii.putider,, L'inbrellaa - A .I'D WA T1:12- PRO() b' ['LOT Ili.lo, Will make the eye. Wal , 'T• and the lOw prices at o hieh they ran he afforded, will put to flight the ambitious pretetp.ions of all oho have heretofore tn. de a boast of their prices. BOOTS .I_lf SHOES. Men's-Boots. Foie and Kip, .tidies' low priced Fhoes, do Calf, Seal. Coati& Kip Bro- do File Ki il Slip., do Gents' Slipperr. , I gatts, do Congress - Slips & Buskins, do Congress Gaiters. to Kid IVelts. Boys' Brogans, fat 4 dud coarse, and Children's rThces itt great va riety. Also, By the cord. nt N I Goode line et GrocerieN erne' loati,or retail. at p Don't forgti Fall of FIB. , NI7 MT Fall of IFIt?. ; AND WINTER GOODS, • .trrieing in large quantities at the Jew Store of MOSES HOC!!, ConunorcirltExchange, on French St., Eril.,lFa. of informing, my friendb and rdistomero in I have the pl6stwo town and country, that I am now receiving my fall supply of NEW AND FASIIIONABLE GOODS, which, no mond embraces all the varieties o' licit and beautiful Goods-in ninrket, and n hich are to be sold at the proverbial low prices of the Old Jew Store, familiar to every Prian, woman and Child in this corner or the state. Notice 00 following. FOR THE LADIES. Heavy Audian and Chantelion Silks, Gros de Rhine Satin stripe, Pekin, watered, striped and plaid, black Italian do. sntin striped and em broidered Mouse Latine, plain and printed Caohnieres, cinbrok dead Robes, chainpeable Madonas, French :%Terinuet., mode colors, plaid Long Shawls Brodie, Cashmere and Silk Shnn la, embroi dered Cashmere do black and colored silk Fringes. Brussels I.nce, Lisle and thread Lnces, needle wrought Collar.; Jenny Lind 'Collars, French RI I Gloves, Rotuma Satins and Ribbons, slimed satin Bonnet'', Plumes and nun era &c. Erie Sept. :19 IF" ATIET.ThI. EETRAORDINARIC I NEW DODS—GREAT FALL IN PRICES. 0 • c ustomers, D. WRIG IT respecfrolly informs his numerous friends and that.he has just returned from Boston and New A.../ !York. nndds uow receiving an extensive and unusual Variely of Fashionable Fall and %Winter GOODS, which have been choicely selected and purchased under such favorable circumstances arch enable him to Offer Goods of mai:every varlet) and sty le mile cheaper than ever. My stock is much larger than I haveeettr by, fore oiTered In II market, and comprises a mueh greater varlet - rig of which nu s be sold. and at such prices that uo Establish merit can get u d r. and Ow* pledge of this fact,'l respectfully in vile all those t he , wish to buy of or even see, a good and welbre. leafed assortine tt of Goods, to drop in at the Wick Corner, epic. site the Eagle I ad, for particulars. ,___l. Sept, 29. - NE i 000E01 'NEW GOOESI W4E ARE OW RECEIVING, at the Corner Store. No. I. Deed Douse,llarge and general assortment of - STAPLE AND FANCY GOCDS ! -----" to which - we Would respsetailly invite the attention of purchasers. Among them may be found for the Ladies, elegant chatureabia.col ored and black Silks ; Plain and Fancy Alpacas, French Merinos, Poplins, Cashmeres. M. de Laines, Gingham, and Prints, Shawls of nit descriptions, Bonnet Silk., Satins and Ribbons, plain and figured Jackonete and Swiss Mulls, Edgings and lnsertings, La marline, Arago, Coronation and Gala Plaids, Gloves. Hosiery arc. ike. Fof the Gentlemen we Alava a large stock of Broadcloths, Plata and Fancy Cassimeres and gatinetts, t.ilkßatin and Fancy Vesting,. black and fancy Cravats. silk And linen Handkerchiefs dr.c:fk.Alla( these good. wens •bought rut large diaconal from Spring prices, and we pledge ourselves to sell runs km rated as can be Nought at any market. Please call at METCALF'S. Sept. 9, se tiq. COW:MI.I'ION CURED. To ivoTliEns Nt..01111E1) ►..'nn:a INCREASED INDUCEMESTJ TO BUY AT ILATS .4.ND CAPS I 1:1" ICI; E NOTIONS, 1%1 York prices. and other goods in the Dry )(Tale & (fry. Carr ;care. &t., by the earl-load, yard, rice:: to correspond with the times. t the place, corner of State and Fifth Streets. ' • The grealtest Discovery of the age! OR, TIWIIVEEZIXAGNETIC cumin • rliii is is the first attempt to combine the ELECTF IC or m m . I NETIC FLUID with ponertul %egetahle. Emmet. n ~,,„‘ of an of ittment—to be applied externally for the retio ~1 „ In —. The almost unlimited SUCCevi, it has met n iii, staint.,lt it i ' lle ' the GREATEST DISCOV LRY OF TDB ACE. It is an t i o ,;," effecting cures of the Utmost importance.. The-nicitiuordtlo. are CON VI NeED—the mot faithless are compelled to h... 1, ^..,te -7 1 1 1, the pon'er and Virtue of thi i great rented,. ; It 'is um% ersally admitted to he the MOST WONIT,ItiIi COMBINATION KNOWN to the WORLD fur the IMMI:b Ali RELIEF of dirlase and pain. It ne% er fails %%bile there remains raffle ien t life to restore a la , rah and healthy action to the capillary vessels of the Indl, a d ',., equalize the tereatntion of the blood. By this means, a roar a. and healing mine tt —.' Roieer is gained ore, the most motignaat Arm of lIISLAs af t CafiliOl be obtained from any other roiled). Such is their, „ cr this combination that it penetrates to et cry portion of the lonia 'PI nut, frame ; el, cry hone .mil muscle, I via, Ilene and ligament its vet.. ed out and made iseu.itle of purify Mg Hence, it Colic. an readily With inferno! as external diseares Numerous Mg:tures arc ou record %%here this ti toed, has „:„.. ed health to patient. , so near the gra% e that the 11,001 1 ," enni It c „. nal roitedies tailed to produce any eiluct. Such !mirth, ~,,, tic,, the c;:er'' in IN FLAMI.VI loN of flee` pfAvE L. ,_ m cni c% ter need die with this disease where the slngnetic ointai aims tw obtained. That dangerous epidemic knot nas the ER I. sl PRLAS, can always Ire rimed by this reined,. Fur I N FLAIINIATOR } t ' R111;11ATISM, thiSUilllthel:. liar limit complete remedy et er prepared. 81:111 'FERRY In 111 cubes out of 100, it will a lord entire relief to the R. !es of NERVOUS HEADACHE in thirty minutes. • For Nervous diseases this remedy is of A i li n 'c t. bronchitis, "ui'ofth esineltheninati•in, ;amens,, (Arnaud SereTlroPleurisy, Croup, Chills, orbG Agut in the face or breal.t. Burns. Scald Head. rt , fula. Salt hes m. Erysipelas, Infirunel? Es er, Fever •..!tores, arc., n 111 to iumt 'tail; raleve,lh) the 'tee of this remedy. 112 }32T1110,;141, In reply to yoar queries n ith regard to the re,i;tl, s of &th e intents I have made with sour patty n lebra fed m a „,,, w meta can t4O, with riirazittc, that 1 dretn tt one or the GF Esq , D1st:01•13211:S OF TILE A Gr. It 21. now nearly rn 0 )ears since I co ma ,„„ d „ t,inx it practice, and I hase lei-Teti it in Ca.es Gf lutlanut.ahol. and general. of the 010.1 inal4rnant Arad, um* et Cu where all internal reinedieb I hate ~jee erd e d this I have treated.caseh of 111113211M:10CM of the Bram, of tie of the 1190, Oa, Indananatury tuati , m, and Cll - 1111-1,61 Fet CIS, o lib perk et an, ) 'cartes re‘ er, Canker Rad', and Ulcerated I.lingr and with like buccets. In the Eiiiiteinic kwon n a. the Putrid Fr) Iv vt twiny v lives -it ere lost, Irt sled it fretinentiv , and finial of ern:cling n speedy and certain cure. In rases of Mau., :Sprains, l'irtiise.,Froi.en Limbs' 6.c.. like a chains. No Pliyid , san or family %till le a da3 %tattoo tin alter lA:con:lag tin I.lo%ter tujiirr. F. 711Nt.:11AA1. I'lipdcian and Vtica, V., Jan. 111, I r 113. l'or timber pari.ciilars and reistinion set:. pani; ‘t ills each agent.- Ili Price:VS and cr tit% per L i ao, AilENTS.—Carter & lull, ...ale :a.li retail, Kris &J. 11'1.1..ter, Conner:la. Olito ; Rib l't.ltpr. Ih t 4 pritigliel I ; L. 16. Juno. & Co , Guar A. Tract, in jew. F.:4% .kiizuid 14, 1t.17. 13 1.0 Crain's Spino.-Abdominal Supporte - ‘ i" ' T r-.. Fat :•ilrfe.Use.itig rolitillg' . ., Pilelt's anie r 4 i ,e p ;'il C.ll ef B .IIIIIIU 18.81. 11,181.1.• th /.11 . 8.8rdip'. i , 'lto FeC.18.1 , 1881 . it /81 8 011 in are de...ip,,j,... 1 r int 1181 i .1. 1 . 111.8 ‘%1.1 I e aeknwa leekeil I filoolatioti and rcenpart , r a of the in %I nil cr.. The) are nral, hvid and On.tir L to.aj• lf 81 18.1 an) bile or -.bpi 8. 8 , Iliac' ti eche %einem e • le; 1 er , eae , 811 OUT co:edger m t Ivfe male. Ming .01(.181. .INtIMIII r. Loh 1 11. fill mg. I . 8 I 8.51.1 N1CT 1 0 .8 . 8 1.11.F I: 8 OMPI 81 4 .. 11 ~ PetSL., gene ral sr ea kile , = I. tle ' flit, .ileele la. IkB elt 818- and telme,i re arhe fr . :11111 .111 %ming urre.eer, c% ler rathe r ll' I from habit !oriole to ,toop or I !a4, the r mew. mdl 1,. found of the awati,l.B. r 8 ice. Tine. n.. 1 8 I lit the 11 , ,i1l111..11.2relt1) eini.reer p Om re•r‘egml apt (.1r.1.1( . 8.. 1.8.111 a trim 010111, NI leeili result ne 11 4 ,1 4 , 4 1 is 444 , 4 1,0„,. l'li)rwt inn are e -I Ir I ill' en \ egel to rah and ese Mill. T. 1. .17111:11 & 1 1 110111 I No re 11, WO the eolt ngelit., appott.tett t , tt r Jd _ , yateu GIZOGETLTES. T reeeived a large and' v. ell telected t;rcetrie4, to tk. loch I nit to the attention'.) tI and wlttell %% ill as el,e',ll any is Alarhel. A htoek' 'nay I e firrml Coffee, 'reas, thaeulato, Sugar , . Spree!. Mall kiluls.,FruilF, a great variety: Nut,. W(.l dicta Ware, etc., vie, • I Love and tt oily i 131 1 ,1. Dour. Me Pork. F•rh. Fr,li flintier, Egge, Cite the a call .‘ll.l' I JOHN I' I:fir...Mite In, • Mat) .troolon , Factory. 1 ni.AP.II:4 - v of finals and rassinwres air 9 0 01..)tr, I.eet - changed for Wool by the sul , s their ii•na I rafts of exchange. hat caaa rely of f.,net ,trlpt s c,ftlltl. In n•si , tern patterns. for Gent's. Lot 's Clottirst also a L!oott o to utTt‘el ' ll r Ul';ir. %I s e st ill :11,-,) Illarlatai - 1,1,, the pr,ent lot\ mg pr 'cc:, in r.lrh, t I?: I Black, km: 11. and steeq 311 rh pr r yard; .7 1,11111 le in $.71111e colors 23 rt.; Mill '3 els, an•l presse,; rlannel th's fell! lertaril. - • Erie. May 11, It= IF. AT N0..2, R T IL\ VI: jiNtrrcct‘rd, and will ronittine to Ira "n 1 time., a 'arm. and 'general a.s...ortinvnt of D,tv (4.t WA RV. ('tutu, RN, 11001 S A ND SID./ S,;11141 t, l l hind% of r, it tats, V. 111011 I D. 111 twit at the pro rs Gar Riffs, at the filer, Dollar for Dollar. Tlto,e kind of ntont , v on hand, u ill do IN ell to call and eutno and prtrts, arittell l think cantnit ful rapt, Also, all kinds of Produce taken to ev.ttm.ge lanrket rates. Do not furaet to call at si*o."2, Rccd Ilrotte. ;irides:lmi selves. 11. IL lIA% Mny E!, 749. ror Sale. AV.Ii.['.IRLC FARM.couatitiioe about 1:=0",r inotfly cleared. and hat. a t Mita He orchard and timuts, situated ahem 15 toile: , from Gtrartl vlllago.l tn•• rant of the late Thomas Antot, Fait! Farm a 111 low, and a liheral ercolit etten. Enquire of Feb 20. lel?.—tf4l G. If. crTl.t. LAW EGOIIEL VST received from the 1.1_1.h-hers, T. & J. W. Joh s) delphia. illy follow Mg Law DookS, w hick t% ill rum 'shell, Priers: Starkly on Evidence, I? on Cr unto, ROl.Coe's idence, ' Merit :In I.eadmq Dunlop's Law sof Pennsylvania, Engli•li Common I en-e., • Addif.rii on Contra' ileporis, vol. 5. Hilliard on Pcal F.a , t's Rem, net; ell— P roes. American Hlenie , ts of international Lott, ke. The outhi , r.il•er.ig :went for T. & J. W. Johnsiin, I , I,hrs. Pliblie4ierN a n t importers. - Phila,,:e Iphin, arid tt ill 1., Hooks on short nonce, zin..l at the I'i.ll44lirrh price! ecanuur entalegtie. 0. L. 114 IS4S. :CAGLE WOOLEN FACTORY, 1 1 4 WI: ) , mild inform the stool guilt Mg and cloth s, tic that At e have entered into a rpartnership be known as McCreary, Thornton & 1., Ye bat • sett of new machinery, as good tt. can h r clued in and ne arc now prepared to Manufacture o exchange sinterex. To yetis, Shim Blankets and IF la ttneht for hate long experienced ‘N orLtrugrln all hranclics of t and we confith ntly expect a full share of public cm rie•inni of the Public. We natter Oil r.,14% en to give g• faction to nil tt ho may fat or tit , with their custom. Comm' Carding, Sl;inning, and Drezing, done a et quick. Grain and Factory ,applies. well seas.oned with e acceptable for gool6 and work. 1) -%ID McCREARY. JOHN THOIINTON, THOMAS THORNTON , .. • r.IIENJAMIN COATES, ' r SAMUL:I. LILEY, Fairview. Mriy 1, IRIS. W-X - N DOW GLIB, 5 8.1 5000 FEET of Nietfolly's best window gla , from S by 19 to 21 by 30, Just reeelied the box or light, cheaper than can be bought elsewhe at the sash shop off.. WARREN, south-east corns Eighth streets, Erie. April 15, __________ _ RECEIVED thr4 day by etpresg from limper nu _ ' following new work. Viz: ith•tory of Conetes. and political, romprking memoirt4 of the Co1:m 1 L-7tatee, by Henry G. ‘Vheeler, at :P I June 1-.. I ' I ----- PUBLIC ' • .ICE. DUBUC NOTICE k hereby given that applieatu 1. t' the nest Legislature of Pennsylvania, for tb of a Bank, to lie. called "The ('anal Bank of Erie of One Hundred Thoikandillollars, with _privilege it to Three Ilindred Tnousand Dollars, with all t init. privileges to he loeated in the Borough and Plate of Pennsylvania. 1 Erie, July Id, It, IS. • 1— - Janice C. Marshall. 11. endivelL 1 C. M. 11114.315. ' l BcnJ. 'I ottil Bison, .1 Smith aekson Thom. P . 11. Sin. .1:1111CS Villlnnis Win.: . Galbraith, Chas. . ‘Vright. Georg Kellogg; MIN FOl • for Dentist*, by I -I- N v.-10. iIDICTI'EL F 75111 GLASS: •.1t: sizes, ong which are 16b 40 . by - Nov. 10, , 'fIROCKE cry, China and Clasawa re, Oct. 6, ISIS. • , f - I .oLll:Silver and Copper Le Nov. 10, 2 999 Lll . S. l L.orl i c4od chi 6 9 oz . rapers of Bronze, 1; Nov. 10, Public Board of School Down, Iwo Principal l'enclieri , , can Emit and Weft Ward Fcllools, In same, Application:, n ill be wee ember next Noy.-15; JAMES C. REIM Seel'. ---•- - /TIIIE. highest price paid fnr ~14 Gold and SIT% cd(l l6l ` b "' und Je‘l elr y 111 Cash or gu0.1., at LEWIS' (.oTfill. II ID ID? (rca I , re. a , , with 'stun P Lnr !UV!ff hrud irli .o I ner MD OE ; lan} , rohef u Ir,,ei, an et ILe tOt tart L tilicon n.alc I , s ,r 1 al IST. DIP II [if 1111 t. ,ralh f inslr r. 4:11 pit I lini.r 1) ,, n I Vol hc; zoo \lsla+s.. .Lar r f, Hart at NJ }TYR nis rrg n'tr . a !laid ae,l anb smi VII I t jCr f, wit el 11. e 11,1Lel ~u:u.aer~cr,~~sr.~ MZ3 221 I ata , l it • P IL to (;t: rct ha e r n 1 OW •12f1041. .111.1 e b fir Tour R...rit a I 4.11 , 7. IP/ Mr UT • inr Nit 0 ! 1-.)l,lxery I= I! 'n. rh, a s Id at ta I 2 C . Ilt leporti i r pert) I Tr-no, kiel urnio any . Oilland FFUItII. VEIEM In% ing pub I ere:titer to one entire I he country, cloths 01.• KOOl. e t ut.inea . tutence end neral rape- cheap and .h, is ill Et I , s. of nll Wei 1111 fur •ale by .• 111 Ow elt). rot State and Brother ttne Moos of the Vnittd fORD'S. 11 In will be midi :N n i c tl e irt r aT ' l e a l of ineresonn; le oletal Pank• !aunt) of Die. Jon. M. 1 p. Metro Simnel I John ( John 1 raltain lae3'• elle).
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