Il Se By Teleg Wsinisormi, an, I. Tur. Sctisir. was not in session to ! day tv THE Housx. Mr. R o ckwellcalled up the bill,, estab- Wang a committee on Claims. After) discussing, an intendment was a dopted, postponing the appointment of the C o minittee until after the 4th day r ef July next.— Thu reinsiudor of the proceedings were unimportant. • ( _ CINCINNATI, Jan, General _Shields has been elected SeAntor from 111i noie, in place of J. W: Brew, whose teem expires on the 4th of March nox4 1 _ i t , W.4eniNGTos, Jan, 9.1, . -L .. ' The southern committee havo had another session end adopted the a ddress of Mr. Borden, which is igeal in c haracter, and mild in language and argument. • WASIIINGT, Jan. 22. After the usual morning business, Mn.. Dix, of Now leek, Pres° mod a resolution from the New York Legi- Wore, for the prohibition of slavery in the new Terra°. ,i, s and that the boundary of Texas ina ! be restored t`le old line. A motion was made to lay it on tho r tablo;' ordered to be printed. itu4k moved the reference of_tho reschutions to t!io committee on the Judiciary. iMr. Yit. •,".! remolUtiollS as insolent. Mr. Dickinson wanted them to have a ft Fee:e replied on the othor side, and a moral bini. Mr. Niles interrogated 1 .11 hobelie7nd a plan was on foot to disoO )Ir. King did not think Mir a fit occasion {,2,4pr0. Butter and Berrien ev' Davis said coul r d not treat Thoir incendiary and revolu eir circulation and they were a i `Foote said that when the t dling to defe n d Southern inet ! he motion to print was tinallyl TEM ri pectfully. ur fOrbid th HA. Mr. ir bo v%l. IMEi fljoursied. • , etisugs of tile 1101180 were tin * At. 7110 prue. Scubury Ford WAY this du The flonl tte lertior I.rxistir catirtis have nominal d th 11.11 GI! fiir U. S Senator NEW VOIIK. Jan. 9.2—.3. P. M. tom Ctr.worstw—Later advies from Call ed at St. Deport. dated Monterey. pith Nov. d in the papers this naortnng,! have g;ven a ong itnpuhie to the gold evitrinent here.— Llns are from Lieut. Larkin, and first appear lion, of Saturday. 110 says tie gold is in rizo and quality. Daily, lumps aro feund ant one to two pounds. SevUral hare been qghing as high 215 16, and one 14( cc 25 pounds vho were. poor in June, are now worth $30,- log and trading with tho Indians. $lOO a ...rage amount realized from July to Delo- MIL MEE i!jubWl ;Pa and g Ilia nenpail td in the rt aging 12 6rg ;IMP , iftf 14; MEM dig Li is lite a ililf thu 31 , 15. 1 iggers aro oick with fevero, tl e Indians rendly give all Cala leo shirt. Others are selling EECEEEI .1110. TI !e gold rt gions extend over pg 1000. r.l le*, Fr!) I °llllohem sa)s things aro i t i -the Navy. Anari:lty prey lispostql to deeert. !le adds cent* per wince. ' BEE I 'Titer/ are kg gold at Many v nen: Iht •ssNare (levelled ht CaptaiO, Cook and Sea ship NValtost Leered dis.charged sot r mouth to'Collon which wail refm•ed. She by government vailors, all the naval vessols aro short of hands. Oregon' and the Sand -1 aro pouring their popnlation r into California. i to high, board G 54 a day, washing G per ME MEM II the coas s ch Island, MEM 1 , . get tylooo to :$3OOO a vear.l Id and Courier & Enquirer each j.ii ' Wish espondence, From Om Ilartild letter I send .ts. When the digging and Washing of one of protium) 100 Troy oz. of [ gold, 23 carats hO sizo of a hnlf spnii;.-de to one pound, in one the digger prosperiing and !Oolong fur better our Paisana can poini-ont ninny n man who to 20 days in succession bagged up 5 to 10 . Ay. region,now extends vv..; 3)0 or 130 miles of I - i bracing ail the creeks and branches, on the the Sacramento, and one side of tho San 'alifornin will export yearly, nearly or quite on oz. of gold. 22 to 21 carnts/Ino. d on, Clergy I The Iler, rr rat° cot w extra, Inn does 3r. from month. se -Guild. as from I of gold Our gold' =NI JI !id e o amm '.dl s nulli Sow pi irk() began 13.1 o to cis woigh 161 b., very man, 11b. Many men last year'with a capitol of $5O, can .bow now 15,000. ens's regiment is diNbandvd, l 99 opt of 100 of also gone to the placers of gold. Tho evils en wealth always brings npoit a country era ling to develops tht IDH 1%7; Ite've lobur com most extravagant prices, provisions'are cuter . I have often bcaii - Tdillited to go without a •ant of 1501110 one to cook it. ll Mlll T. un hay a I rh Flld ME MEN OEM MEI NEW YORE; Jan. 23-3 P. M. th yesterday prematurely nnuounced tho re m southern *wrens of Mr. Calhoun's report. eh dated Washington, Tuesday. morning. 1.. says the convention arietitt caucus, es per it. last evening. The seet l ion was opened ding of Senator Berrien's address. It was re than a petition not a resolution of right.-- I.ustaittod the address at length. . 5 de :+on by = idxk A. i,ournme th ro 4, X - he - fa 4.. Foote Ir. Her ho 22d %di was ion wi , ed a postponement of the convention of }3. t 1.) :try. After an animated discussion proton d tog late hour, thehmestion on the i , the address was then taken by yeas and nays, ho negative. yeas 18 nayS 33. Calhoun, .5 then_ adopted by y eas 23 naive 19. _ ' , _. - ' Leutsv l u.vr, Jan. 9.:?,. 1 , . caucus of We Legislature have nominated the Sounto of United Staten. Another de . Cla,v ,trae accepted the nomination. , a contains en account of the first interview lay and Gen. Taylor, which Was on board of t, and ropremonts it as having been of the most option o -Hied in 12111 The ;chi \!r. Ciay t , ttch Rat .1 The Del Nween C ivtambo 40.1a1 ch =II , - 7 invite the [locution of our brothren tho ladvertisement in an adjoining coltonn, far the ming materials. They will undoubtedly ho argain, those who are in want will do well to 10t.ts, Esq., of Girard as ho is anxious to dis til: EMI 'tor to an goof prit CI at a 1) plt to DI of thet hr The l illted 1111 otni t tf tl 'en tee; einporai k^le other Gazette complains that the i Governor has 1 county in not giving it one of the forty np. of aids to hie Excellency. To mph out this .ropose that his Excellency fci i rthwith givo our y sonic military title—say ph corporal, or good post of that kind. Ta c . iirm.m.ors.—The 'Commoreita don't like it bo- R u'evre nein pleased witl the electionof G. J. Da. Qr~l - • R the:year 1848 three hundred n iaeW-five weddings took place in Stark county, OSis, ftrst. cancsr.---We regret to learn that a young named McClure, son of Mr. Satwuel McClure, of tetn township, was fatally injured by being thrown "li " ' 14 4 of wood, and ran ovor. on Mondu.S• last. He surststa the injury but twenty-four h i ours. Ha was a oung of intiCh promise, and is nnivirially regret- . . . . • -- ~______.- -- '..J.----- ,1 SlaTottcsor LnnoN.— This pity has low a '...•pulttion of about 3,000,000, wit h'upwards of 100,. ',I:0 haute@ and 10,000 streets, la'nes, squares, &C. t 5 t , tontain a 587 churches, 207 disienting chapels, 1 00 Public houses; and 15 th'tistres. London is l . n miles long and seven broad; it iel now growing 1 th e rate of 12 miles of streets annually. London ;", fi , r a number of yeatk ..neirly stationary; its '‘Jitht,'"tl rapid growth owes itsorigin to the railroads, .con%erze thither frum all parts of the empire. eek. Everybody has heard, or ought to, of the celebrated "Oak Hall" Clothing establishment, in Boston. It is one of the most extensive in the United States, it not in he world, and it owes its celebrity, and its extensive run f custom, almost entirely to the liberal manner its pro= 'prietor. G. IV. Simmons. has patronized the press by advertising. He knows the secret of success, and has not serypled to use it. Tho following description of the establishment will not bo uninteresting to the general reader, showing as it does the manner they do business in that "down east village of Boating:" and Pitts- A Model Clothing Establishment. Thero is in Boston one.of the largest establishments for the manufacture of clothes in the United States. We allude to Gannon W. Simmoss's "Oak Hull Rotunda," as it is termed by its enterprising proprietor. Some idea of its extent may be gathered.from the fact, that the sales unionist to half a million dollars per annum, and that. there aro employed in the manufacture 25 fashionable cutters and trimmers. 2 book-keepers, 1 cashier and assistant, 1 paymaster. 5 runners. 2 expresses, 30 salesmen, and 3000 operatives constantly plying the needle. The Boston Post furnish es the followi tg description of this mammoth concern: Mr. George V. Simmons, of Oak Ball, has marked the season by making a most important improvement in his vast establishment. Ho has added a spacious and lofty rotunda in the rear of the largo sales rooms on Ann street. This rotunda is also for a clothes mart,, and is well worthy of a description, and should be visited as an object of interest by those who are anxious in observing how the trade of Boston in the clothing branch is rapidly increasing. ThedirnensionsofYherotunda are 50 feet by 47, giving nn area of 2350. feet on the basement Door, and tho depth from the contra of .tho . splendid variega ted sky-light to the floor is 65 feet. Tho light is 20 feet by 13, and the stained glass is of the most beautiful pat tern. The Main saloon; open from the first raised fluor to the stucco work coining, and filled with a flood of light from above and on every side, is - in ffct divided in to two apartments, by means of a gallery of oak, with an eleganhiron balustrade. The, gallery is reached by a short flight of stairs, which branch olfinto a pair. turning to the right and left on the avast side. Above the base ment portion the form is elliptic. On the fist floor there are two elliptic counters, with room on each for nine sales men to wait on customers at ease—making eighteen in all at the counters; and around the counters aro shelves fur 8:100 articles of clothing. In the intervals are rum small rcoms, or lighted closets, fur assorted made-up clothing. Between the counters and the well-room itt a broad promenade front which may be seen not only alkho parts of the rotunda, but the two sales rooms wh i ch project into Ann street. This view is obtained by (MAUS of two twelve-feet doors, which afford access the ,rottintla from the Ann street rooms. In the second, or gallery 'tier, are no less than twelve rooms for assor ted garments, regularly classified;scotnpletely lighted with umplo windows. Iloro, too, is Mr. Simmons's own apartment, on the western side of the g.illery, which commands a view of the whole establishinen`.reemblini a gay bazaar with two long streets. In the night Ms light is supplied by '24 gas burners in shaded globes.— .. 191e walls from gallery to the dome aro -ornamented by beautiful pilasters of the Corinthian older. The !we ment apartmentis devoted to woolens and piece goods, and an immense furnace, set up by Mr. White, for warm ing the establishment in winter. Here, then, wo have "Oak Hall for Eighteen Hundred and Forty-nine." the rani extensive establishinek for the sale of clothing in the United States, namely, a rotunda of three tiers, count ing the pit, two long avenues. allr with salesmen, pro iacting from the rotunda to Ann, street, and five large store and sales rooms up stairs in tho old building.— There are on hand in this immense magazine of wear ing apparel 45.0110 garments, and stock enough for 60,- 000 more; and the entire arrangement, regarded as n whole, is much more like a vast clothing fair than a re tail store. ee eosmitlered it hearing.- 11r. Dickinson Yuloe, and o i ly() the Union. I to array par t prebacd ximilar the nisolutions tionrir'yeristrac- tissue of false- , into canto ho illations at all carried; wli n nirortatit Col uat SEEM inaugurated )m, Jan. 9,!2. Hon. Henn i i ungli not many Cc of gold fur a for $lO cacti in 'a tract of 500 ‘VISTAR'S BALSA M OF WILD CIiERRY.—The grert s•icers attending the oto of 11,1.1D:its:me in Pulmona ry disease*. haring naturally aurarled the attention or l'hysicianx and others. %armies oplllloll+ and surinkes have t,rit en tvltti regard In its component leans, Collie crairain iodine, others mercury*. Ac., and to such seil.stances they attribute its rstrartreli mffy mtieney. suet' opinions being entirely mutinous.' and cal e !elated' to prejelice many persons against the" medicine ne loit•AiV• L.1111,41,1`44 that it COIIVIiIIS nothing or the kllltt, of anything the least injurious: on the contrary it is composed principally of ektrarts from the ?it ,FS of ICELAND, W 11.13 Y. and PINE or our Nog Dims latitudes. e ails erti-einent. 91 I a deplorable Even Ids radians arc sel- Er Dr. G. r. Vaughn's Great Asfiertenti Remedy the Ver.. tal.le I titlionttintic ;fixture. ie lOW making great ...ales.— The drug dcalcra say it Ims astoni-lied them. in -tot eit...e is taken g effect lotion ing. and cures in all kinds of ilisea,e marks its wind a ittration. IVe n:11 i.e till interested to gall 'upon Agents .0 our pativr, whote names vi ill be found Limier the nth er tt-ement, nod auk for yainplitet. Ou the :2d inst. in Honesdale, Pa., by Rev. Mr. Row. land. Mr. E. M. Ssow, formerly of this city, and Miss :I%ss C. daughter of IS. 0. Skinner, Esq. of the former place. VI With the above notice we received a substantial remembrance, in the shall* of two dollars in payment for the Observer. This the right way to commence the era of wedlock, which we think ought to be more generally copied. May peace, prosperity and abundance be the-lot of our young friends. On Alle Ilth inst. in Indinnapoliq, la., by Rev. ,Mr. Holliday, Dr. L. DyNLAP. P. M. of that, city, and Mrs. DI tS M. Wsssi.ow, lately of this city: On the, evening of JanuarV 18th nt Mercersburg. Pa„ be the Rev. T. Craig, Dn. Wal MAXWELL WOW), U. S. Sayy. and 'Ruse, daughter of Mu Hon. Thos. Carson, of that place. On the 3 [ 4st ult.. in -Rock Island county, furineily of Ilarborcreik. and wife of George Moore, Este late.of this place. aged 54 years. At the residence of James Jackson, in Green Ip.. of intlaination of the brain. EMMA eldest daughter.-of Wil lies') and Elizabeth May. aged 2 years and 6 months. In North East, on thu ind ult., lawts 3. ALLtri, aged about :18.veara. - On the I Ith inst. Mrs. GERUSIIA Mciestrit, consort of Mr. John Meeker, of Mc Kean tp.. aged 52 years. On the 21st inst. at the residence of her son•iu-lnw, Mr. Asa Vorce;of McKean, Mrs. SIS30:1. consort of the Into John Si-sou, aged about 70 years. Near Barry, Pike Co. Illinois, on the lOultimo.„ Or.t• ern A. Woonann, formerly of Harbotircreek in this county, aged 76 years .nd 8 months. 3313 Per Cont. Savad• rpm: Way tO Sal,e tr3l per cent. in buying Stoves. Iron re are, tre. L at the Furnace7is to call on me rind buy Furnace Ihwhills et 73 eta. per dollar. A good supply on hand arid for sale as above. Erie. kin 11-1. 1819. MOSES KOCH. rril Ei,Pubscriber offers for sale the following printing materials. A Thev «ill he ..old at a bargain, for prompt pay, ur on time with !Wile ient security as may best suit purchasers. Those want ing trill apply soon. _ 200 lbs. Long Primer, • . 3 Compo-ing Stieks, .11 " Ilrevier, Column and Head rules. I Pool l'ica Condete4.o, Cuts, 1 " Drexler Bold Face, :S2 lbs. Leads. 1 " Plea Caps & " Long Pritner.used 10 30 ft. Brass rule, No. I—S. ts mks. 2 0 " .• " 0, 100 " Brevier, 2 " "° " " 11. 2 ..sett Chases, 2 " " 18. 5 Pairs Cases, 40 It, Double Small Pica, used only 3 weeks. together with 1111111efOUS other articles hecess:si in a Printing Address D. OLIN. 0135 HE sultscribers havelng purchased the right for this county in T "CLITORMI PATENT WEATHER armies," are now prepared to furnish, all who may lice tit to give them a call, with the shove named article. It consists of a strip so attached to the button of the door, as to shut out all wind and rain, thereby preventing the rotting of doorsill!, carpets &c., which is commonly the ease In south or west doors, It is warranted to pay for itself In saving re pairs three times a year. If it does not satisfy all who procure it we will lake It off again and pay all damages. All orders left at A. Hitchcock's store for the above articles, will he promptly at. tended to. rINCKNEY 6r. CRAIN. Erie, Jan. 23, iteo. tf36 100 KV— ,. THE ADVANTAGE OF ADVERTISING. MARRIED. Washington's Birth , -Day Ball, WILL be given at 111:0W Wll 1101 TI.. on 'Cittisswor Evening, FeLruary 22,1, 18.19. '1 iekeis i' , .l W. Tr Carriages ll ill call for the Ladies at 51, P. M. Ea.*, Jun.. 47. 1549. tif37 Air mi. a wl SA lI'S, a good assortment of dißrent matt ofartnre. may be found at C. B. WRIGH*I":3. LA ma; TooLs.—Those that t nth to find a good AA, .Adz. .12.4 Broad At, any; kiiutof Augur, Plain irons. &c. cheap and t.arrantcd,canfind them nt VV.RIGHT'S Corner. DLASTEH Aso ISALT.—Munlds. on hand, dry and under I Cover. to ts• had nt the lowest market rates. on the corner near the Cour: Mum, C. It. %vßimiT. To Printers! Girard Pa., lan.•?i 15.19 Lot for Salo. A GOOD building lot for rile on 4th street, between French and streets, near the new Catholic Church. For tern's, apply to JAMES C. MAITSIIALL. Erie, inn .23, 1i340. 306 Keep out the Stain! 323 .e 4; ,RE WHITE LEAD from Brooklyn, Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Niov. O. CARTER & RROTHER. 600 L 139. FRENCH & YELLOW OCHRE. Nov. O. CARTER & 'MOTHER. 600 LBS. Red. }MOO). Nov. 6. . CARTER &BROTHER 99 , L 218 I t i o il v l T a l N G 111: CARTER tr. 1112(yr li ER fi LBS. FRENCH & Chrome Greene. e 7 J \ Nov. O. CARTER & BROTHER. 249 IfiltVey's Zyn.Ve• 'PA RA & BROTHER. 30 DOZEN Paint and Varnish Brushes , and@ doz. Whitswash Brushes. by Nov. 6. CARTER & BROTHER. 6000 LEII3 i4 , O V% v 'HIZE LEAD, Dam t w ci.linforrmiEß New and Prods Groceries. I 'I I HE flutscriber has Just received a fresh impel, of wet and dry, family Groceries; also, wines and liquors, dyestuffs, nails and glass, which he will sell wholesale or retell, cheaper than ever, the cub or country produce. Call and see. W Ir. RINDERNECIIT'S. CALIFORNIA COL It 4 DISCOVERED RV MOROI& WALVRAWII GOLDOONITOR S 2 I TIIE GOLD•SEEKER'S GUIDE! Or Secret art of finding Mines of Gold, Siker, Iron, Lead, Copper, Cool, and oilier Mineral Riches. The first discovery of Gold In California was made by DON JOSE D'ALITEAR, an eminent, Spanish Geologlot. Chemist. and Natural Philosopher, by means of a newly itiveuted Magnetic in. monition, called the - GOLDONICTIIIt, or DLL-11111T ICETVB MIME Signor D'Alvear has pm arrived .4 New York from the Gold regions of California. by way of Panainn, Clisgrm, and :sew Or leans, bringing with him a very large quantity of Cold Ore. val ued at nearly one million of Dollars, %Islet% he collected there long before the existence of the Gold mines becawe known to the residents of California generally. MOTORS" TECO Dracovzi ay. Signor D'Alvear went out to California nearly too 'ears ago, in consequence of certain information which he Iced received of the geolog.cal cloqracter of that country, with the form belief that vast mines of precious metals would be revealed there upon careful investigatiou. Ile was enconraged to thisenterpr ise, also. by lois confidence in a certain Magnetic instrument which he hail invented, called the e•Goldonitter," by wine niol he expected to be directed at once to the "Gold Placers," if any such existed.— Nor Were his expectations disappointed. •Ilk scientific calcula tions proved to be founded in truth and profound it isoluni, - and his new instrument, the ..Goldoeneter," fulfilled his highest hopes. In less man two months after reaching Ca Ifornia, lie struck upon one of the richest Gold mines in that country, upon an obscure branch of the Sacramento river, in a ozorge of hilk eweinely rocky mid difficult of access, and seldom visited by the loathe I 'alifornians. Disguising leis object mailer the pretence of purely scientific research, lie obtained the aid of some Wipers or two ty simple and faithful Indians. and steadily pursued his task, collect tug often more than 51,000 worth of Gold in a single day, w Inch he concealed in a deep ravine, without exciting ally soispicion whatever, until after the discovery of gold at Capt. Sutter's 31ill, when the mountains were ransacked by gold seekers] and Signor D'Alvear's "gold placer." the richest la all California, was beset with greenly adventurers. It is now found that the real unities or sources of the gold, lie in the gorges of the mountain i s. and not in the hods or sands of the rivers, Pro% ions to Icrlyln Catiforni.o. Signear...D'Alvear_viel his instrunatoot. the Guld.oineton, a very im perfect one, for 53,000. • 'nu , person wlibleurchoved it confidently expected to make a handsome fortune, by simply filielinon "gold placers" and selling the right of digging to the gold noth"erA,. Manufacture of the Groldomet r and Tublica.. tion of the Guido. signor irm rear, iii compliance With the request O. scientific gentlemen, has rouunencrd the inamigtettiri Magnetic imitrinnent, the GOLDGMENS,II, %Odell In fir sale, in tlee• rtiited States, at the remarkable. I DOLLARS each. accompatilo'd by Poll inch use, and a variety of l'itilwooloical hints drain from modern sciences, or tine ART OX' PXNDING OT Silver, Platinum, Qmicksilver, (Arai. Iron, Copper. Lei er mineral Riches, the whole being given in a [EMU , Clt the GOLD 03rgE11.13 GUMMI This new work, and the GOLGOMETEII, are bull fur sale The COLDOMETER is so simple an instrument, may learn to operate with it in live 'Moines. It is no climate. moi:tute, or nny other known cause. (excel, magnet,) and will retain its power of pointing nut mi io the earth for any number of years. Hy the aid of th person may use the instrument at once with petted - PAIRYLEIRS AND LILVDI OW— rarmNa and Laud Ow ores throo4hout the Unite.' I hale rea-ott to suspect the ex Wince of anv kind of tuton their tatib, shunt!' as ail theat-cheer of thi.. )1; te•st that fact, by the surest of all knot; it ti is, mule of discoveries in alt parts of the c,mtitry shall It, this touree of a ealth in (lour estate. ADVENTURES TO 0 Persons going to California cannot make a better! than by porchasingone of theJe i:rtrnu n •at+, which w he worth lily times its t•alue there, to sell op in, but estimable worth to those who go in search of Cold. protect by the most abun hunt e‘perimunt Wth to C i t the United states. TESTI/407N' tAX S. Manor D'Alvear does not deem it itece,eary 03 en .untLer this notice with adong, list of testimonials, in proofor the value of his GoLDOIIETEIL and GOLD SEEKEtt,'S GUIDE:The hr Maw results of his labors hl California, and the discovery'. this very 1 week. of fresh veins of gold in V irehtia. and beds of Coal la Monde Island, by its use, are atone sufficient to dent t it ns the greatest disco; cry of the age. Nothing but the extr me cheap ness of the instrument, and his desire to see it usedibr the benetit of mankind, itiducesthim to di-puce of it at the lo S price for which he oilers it. Besides Ch it, !Uncut it ilesire for ts e tith is near ly satisfied. The following Testimonials. in proof of the value f the Gold °meter, selected front a great number equally satisiu tory, must suffice for the present: A.ioa Sent York, Der% Theundersigned, 11 tying this it:iy , ‘ li ' tirei , led the pra Gerd oper ation of Signor Jost: IPAlvear's nee ly invented inagn •tie iindrit. mein, the OnmximeTi.a. feel entirely tatistled that it i s,,esse.. thr• extraordinary T,ower 11" detecting Mineral ores hidden ! beneath the j surlace of the earth,a ni hate no dont.' that st a 11l tiro eait inval. liable aid in the di,eot cry et the Mineral remtree, Gr um thaw,' §tates arid the world. ' J. R. DRAPER, in.. ettomarr. L. S. Ti EILNIANN. MACINE'I INL G. S. DANA, Gt. to °mgr. , Los A'll - 111.1. irOO%IA, AU. This May certify that the under:doted in fully con , Signor June Ito Af.vvdat. was the Ott discoverer of tt I insites of California. and that this diteo%ery was mat of n MngnellC itlflfillitelit Calk I the th,1.1 n 5 1 ,1 t.R, tt I ern suer e.sfulty muthed to the Ith,cot rry of veins of place:. where no indications of that ..ut.statt: e dipeare surface of the earth. T. W. SIIERM IN, Idr r. Art ritt.r.ay. U NO AGENTS. • In conntlguenee of the dialcully of finding faithful of ttre%enting frantic, m, here articles of this nature are I general sale. Signor Alvear has deter 'lied to cell works or Instruments unless ordered by letters real dir when the droiml publi , ,,atitm. will he thrwurded uu ture and seal, tfa that all doubt us to its genuineness moved. rrr BEWARE or ALL IMITATKLNA or this which may hereafterapnenr, as the secret of imparti tweeting power is known to no person whatever, cc:: WO inventor. r_r The GOLDOMETER, an.l GOLD-SEEKER' will both be sent by mail. closely enveloped and gealet fore, not sul.jact to hopectiOn by postmasiere, frir the num elf THREE DOI.I,ARB, seat post pai Ito SIGNOR JO I Do M.- VEA R, Box i?l3, New York City. The instrument i very light.. and the Guide is printed on thin paper—so that the ehar,:e by mail, or express, trill be very small to any part of the The price of the GOI.D SEEK ERSOLYIDE alone, is ONE DOL LAR, sent as above. Addre:s, SUWON: JOSe DE AL • , • R, Box 2713, New vo TT OFFICE for the axle of the Cui.ll SEEKER'S GOI.IIOISIETEI2, No. :ka CENTRE St.. Nen; York risiters may bee several casks 4.3 f California Gold. state, as extracted by Signor W Alvear from the Secret , and also witness the operation of tho GOL.O3IETEIt within the magnetic influence of the metal, and manner in which it indicates the presence of that at talk substances. • NOTICE. CIO PARTNERSHIP. The undertintne.l hare entert Viler-thin under the name of Baker &i. nely in thtl . Groceries, ProviAt o ts, Ale, l'ain, &c. al No. 131. (111 11013E11T A C 11.% ELVA, •, Erie Jan. 13. 1819. ( . J I Maliongalitqa Rye Wlitdke) , Itruffily, Alalaga, % iiw, fLr stale 1,/ 11.1ICER es Erie, Jill. 13, ISI9. 1•41,1.1 Orphans' Court Salo. D V virtue of &n order of he Orphans' Court of tars 17 shall otter at public sale, on the 2iiili'day of /um 1 o'clock, I'. M. at the Court !louse. in the borough following real estate, late the property of Airs. 3lary Ilarl;orc reek township, now deceased. to wit; all II described piece of laud lying, situate anclLeing Ih Tor Ilarborcreek, county of Erie and state pf Penitsylvani,' ded and described as follows; beginning at 11 neee stn creek township line, thence, by land of Shadduck's hel deg mist 47 4 tOth perches to the centre of the Hunt° r by said road south U I deg. west 11 perches, thence by la ham Tag.gart north 27} deg. west 0 perches! thence s)i west perches; thence north 27t• deg. west :It 2 10 pore by same and Anthony Soule land south U.S deg. west to Millefeelt line; thence along sild line north 17.1. (Iv perches, and thence by same north 661 deg Past 411 place of beginning, containing 7 acres 77 perches, sins Also—One other piece, bounded as follows, t la: t the east side of the road leading to Colt'sgtatioril the of 11J. Kelso north 61 deg. east A r perches; thence In, Duncan south , 49 dm: east 5 9..-toth perches; thence b Dewey south 61 deg west 6 2.111 th perches, and itietim2 , of said road north IQ deg. west 5 7-loth perches t; beginning., containing 36 9-10th perches or land, neap Terms of So 'c.—One fourth of the purchase inti thin :Ilion of sale, and the balance in three equal al merits thereafter, with interest, to be secured by Jude and Mortgage= premises. Jan 13,1..949 unto Rectifyed.,Whi.key, Gin, Pork, Flour, Salt, Sperm and Tallow Candles, for sale by BAKER & No. 141 t Eric, Jan. 13, 1619 rotmd. ON the ridge road between the 110niC or Tlaos. Willis nnd rair view, on Wednesdav the 3,1 inst., half dozen lalrge spnons, tHipposed to be silver. 'I he owner can have the m by ca lli ng on time smdmscriber, living in the village of L.)ekport, prof lea proper ly and paying charges. W. C. ARN Lockport, Jan. 13 IdlUm Bt3 Plaster Plaster: NL; hundred tons of Plamter for bale at the lawes, O 11. C ' Brass Clocks. E IGHT DAY and 30 flour Clocks, various kinds, f 4 Doc or single one, very cheap by ' G. 1.1)03111 lan. 13, 1818. si • Spectacles. Dliminess ianprtived by Perlfbeal. Parabolic awl obi! Lii.Glass, in Gold, Si Nei. (1 - email Silver, Stec Frames, an extensive assortment to select from. at ./an. 13. G. 1.1J03111 music. A GOOD assortment of itorp, Accorileoni., l pi A Flutes, Fhweolets„Cjitriones mut Fifes, tor. the best Guitar and Violin dishrags in town. Also, V Bridges. Pegs, ace.. for sale cheap, by G. LOO! Erie, Jan. 11, 4849. LAMPS.—Various patterns Solar and caniphene I.nmps, lamp chimneys, shades and wicks. A few splendid rats of G Iran doles, very low, at G. 1.01.1311,S &CO'N. _ GuK I NG GLASBE.I.A large assortment of Giltand hlahog• L-ally Frames, together with Plates or different signs, for reset ting old Frames. G. bOO, 11d & Co. ,Erie. Jan. 13. 1811 GUNid & lISTOL/3.-Doitple and Single Barrel G tns and pis tole. Powder Flasks, Shot Pouettet, Guinn fines. Percussion Capa„Wpnns and Cutters, at G. 1 , 00311. & co.'e Erie, Jan. 13, ISO. G"il PENS—Of the different maker.. including aglera best Pet , tbr sale at ,reduced prices, by • Erie. Jan, 13, ISt% C. 1,0014115 dr.o3. ri Ostle r Y virtue of writ Sh r ofle e r' recta', issued out of the B Court of Common Pleas of Erie county. and to me directed. will be exposed to public sale. at the Court House inithe , borough of Erie. on Friday the 2d day of February next, at•lft o'cloek:A. M., all the right. title, interest and claim Of John V L. Arthur. of in and to a certain piece or parcel of land; situate;in the town ship of McKean, Erie county and state of Pennsylrante. being part of a large tract in said township with the number 12—bound, ed and described as follows, On the %Vest and North by the bal ance of the tract. on ibe East by the Watertbrd township line, and on the South by let No. 17. containing fifty emelt oflland and al. lowance with the Improvements. Taken in exetutiOn at the suit of B. H. Warder. MILKS W. CAUGHEY. Sheri ff . Erie, Jon. 13, ISI9. • 3t33 • r umncnme 01 thi, new atuw otters w price of roc (ions, for I:iue ie:st. GOLD! and oth cation call now ready 'hat a child airected he the minim] tiert.l riches' e Guide any recce. EtPl. IStays, ysial ortuisity SO .c lebsetted InVebtiikent i nt ❑ul 0114 ill lA. Ur in• 1,1,3 has L , Ln 411.41,14 UO I MEM 1 , 1 4 . , iuecd• tlutt 'l.! Gild de e by the ahl 'eh I let *e kia ore. 111 tlikAl the 8. t,ul4 akcnts, and sent out Ita lout: of los tt) tot i i 333 11111A1'8gIftt• itegresneht 'pt ig ih th e e aril,- Cold 8 GI IDE , tuld there I City. r i WIDE and pity, wile!' • n the rough ento Mines tylieu held ie unerring 5 J ot3.er Ille- 'd into part . 1.115111P311 of /111S1110. BAKER.. a Port. and 1.% Nell. licar:t.lt.. e county. I irtry nett. al If Eric, tie Newton, of e fc" • following township of i ,and boun itinp on Mill ir 2 i road; thence Ind of Wary• )uth 61 deg. lc.: thence aZ perches west perches to Het measure. /ginning on ice by land lot ofJohn land of I. rion eat-t side te pla.:e of P LeylMOn eon iitxtnl- 6Ntittlit Road JAIIES SKIN: 0! Orpliates (7outt R. Clerk. 1 r comity. 17111 W. Full, I.l'Ne I IlivaiLide ' price: , by IDWELL. ¢• tinkle ! the B& cit, ate street. er kin& of and other IS & C'o'a vilh Moll BON P. 18 & co. NEW OLOTZING•STORM. JOHN M. 'MICH tenni! his sincere thanks his friend, and the Vutdic,lia general, for the liberal patron-. A age extended M him,; and would beg leave , to inform (; I them that tie hai '] ustopened at _ STATE ST..' a large and good assortment - of CLOTHS, CASSI j 11E11E9;1nd VESTINUS. whtcb, cowing to tightness of the money market la the eastern cities. he has pur chased iron the Importers at a great nerillee, which en able* him to offer the - beit,barmilini ever before heard of in this untrket. , Ausonghis stock May be finind limo French. English. and American Cloths and Gassimen% Waal wilt be made oa loonier and whinnied. Also. ready made Dress and Frock Coats, Overcoats, andlink Coals. Pants and Vests, Shirts and Drawers, Ndkfs. and Suspenders. which will he sold as cheap as the cheapest. Persons wishing to purchase clothing for Cash, will do well to call and examine goods and mica: as illy goods ore cut by myself, and made in Nrie by the bat ends that can be had, without regard to price, and air warranted bile as well made a. any Shop in Eric makes. Fenian. wishing clothing, can have their measure taken and clo.hing made, and If not suited 17 lth Mein when done, they sOll not be askedto take them. C l lllOlll work and Cutting doile on the most reasonable tenni and "Warranted. So charge for showing goods—call and CWIIIIIIIO for your- Fel yes at No. 0. HONNELL nr.ocK. 1 . Erie, Sept. 27, lets. State 8. riONll , :tcr LAST—Those Steel Beads, Clasps, Tassels. Slides. I-, Hines and Buckles, new and fresh. Also, a variety of Steel 11m...sand Purbes, ready made, nt LEWIS' GOTHIC II ALL. SSP9ON3—You con find a large assortment of Ware or various Patterns and newest styles of manufacture. war ranteJ as pure as Coin, at LEWIS' GOTHIC HALL. CI 11AVV1.1.4 ! Sll.lWl.S.!!—Brocha. Crirlitncre, M. %Vey% Maid, &c., will 1 e found cheap nt Oct. d. TINIIAI.B Sr. •DFAVES"S. Paints, Dye•Elluffa, X.tc., 1 - IIS Rochelle and Yellow Ochre 1 QOO i . 0 10 0 : lbs. Whilnag.' . 31t0 lbs. Veil it inn Red, 330 lho. fled lend & I.ithrnar. 29 libls Dye-SWITs. 130 lbs.EnnfonPs extract logwuod, 131 lbs. Gaon Shellne, 300 gals: Turpentine. 1•10 nip. Linveed Oil • 50 " Varnisher, 11.. i ~ Aleoliol. For sole by Not. 1,9,1845. BURTON & PERKINS. Colds, Coughs and Consumption. TAYN EXPEcn !RANT. (large bottle) IVistart. Balsam or IVild Cherry wayne's do do do A vre. Cherry Teetotal nrktore Ital.ang Iloarhound, and other medicines for the abm e d kearcs. for sale by BURTON & Nov. 18, 11.11-1. stop that Cough! pv Mrs. Jervis' Cold Candy. to be had at I , (Noy. •.&.) DUR•PON & PERKINS I'Zt'' lr :lN' B 7rZ"n'liuck' tsAfresl 3 I ppl yP ~de,.l , ir Ic..ureceve3tZigent. N ~ 18. BURTON & PERKINS. 1 LBS. Camphor. Lill L 1,,R. Sup. Carb, Soda, 100 lbs. Castile and box soaps: . . nil P.s. Brinelone, 7.1 lbs :opts Nitre and Aqua Ammonia. Just received and rut snle by BIIt.TON Sc PERKINS. Nov. 0.1, Itl.?. .28 VIIREI AND CIZZAPI nuirruN & PLIRKIN::, AT 'nitait OLD STAND, No. 5, REED 1101J;ili. A DE now rereiviturilieir IVlnter stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. this. 111 e•Stu 1rg,13 rushee. Va rn Nies. Groe er ies. Mum y and it.isreil.ttivm!:, articles. lo which they invite the ultentiosi oi Physic inns. l'almers, Clothier!, l'amiers, andconsutuers general y "For Virl;( tears see matt Bills." - Nov. IF, To Oarpont-rs and Joiners. IV. o E l: , I i ll:I;VtiONt i & CU. have just received a large assortment I; rowing ilow of ditierent kitide. Quirk Ogee. Ca oge do do Grecian do l Splitting Gauge do do Quirk Ovolo„ • Pule! do do do Roman do , I lattd_Ra iI. Mutes do do thee inn do 11.11% ing do do do Rabbet PIWIPP, 11:11111 .10 do do' Scat do Plank Match Planes do do Board Rules, Pilaster du do du Cane do Quirk Oro. Flat. Which will , be eold very cheap for Cash. Call and see. Oct. 17. . W. EL lIEWSON & CO.. \o. Si. Reed House. — Books. 'I I IIE Complete Produce Reckoner, showing the value by pound °r-ho Anil of all the different kinds of grain ; sourranged as to present at one glance. the value of the n hole number of bushels and mamas at the same rate. the, price computed in dollars nail cents ; also a Ready Reckoner. for all kinds of kierchandise, front one cent to one dollar a Tuttle for computing interest ; 'rabid" for calculating the price of lbw; the measure of Wood and Stone; the contents of Cbtertis, &e. &c., Just published and for slate, holesale and retail al W. E. lIEWSUN & Nov. 6, No. 8, Reed ilouse. Young's "acionco of Government." A Binni. FOB IXEittl* .1311:BIS:AN CITIZEN. pERII.II'S no knowledge in a government like ours is °tome prnclical importance. than that Whitil ig 11 , 0 fully and epee. maim:illy ',resined In this Book. IL li - admirably calculated to impart that eenerat knowledge of the Political Affairs of our n hick I. hould be deemed an cgiscutial requisition In the eillication of every Lover of Independent Government. The Book II prints,' on F ood White Paper—well Bound—and contains about T/J Pages. 1 , or sale, by W. E. 11C1V601 , 1, CO. Elie, Jae. Wto. ! 33 mut: Large -t. Vest and Cheapeet Dictionary in the Etigikh 1 "Language. h confesferny Webeteer. The entire work Ulla -14.1ge.1 it/ I t of. CMIIIIIIIMTIO. Itit pages o ith a portrait of ilu• reviwil by Prof. thxxlrich of irate College. Price Sale at the new Dookotore, by IV. E. lIEWSON. Et iv. D'l9. New Hooks. [STORY of the Purchase and Settlement of Western New I I Volt.. And of the rise. progress andin..sent state of the Presbyterian enurcli In that seetion. By Rev. Jam es ~11. 'lambkin. Plillo.ophy of the Plau of Salvation a Book falr4hn HUM.. DY "J'l=tne:4, : a nsrrntlse comprising Passages from the. Diary of the Re:. Allan Temple. By Charles U. Taylor. For sale by, Oct. :M. • W. E. iII:AV/SON & No. S. Reed House. 1311AWL13. - DROCIIA.Torkien, Muslin de Lane and Blanket 1.3 Shawls, a gaol assor me it al GEO. SELVES & Cc-% IG. 72 raper Ila Mace. 1000 rtir cEs (Volt paper and itordering;lsJ do Window paper. for ante cheaper than ever by (Jetta. GEO. SELDEN & SON. 588 I . ."„ 6 ,iforril , 7•42tu,a l VoyMadert3.Tildi'lltttliigillirard 177,1 L .10 BS. Copperas, 0 lbs. Mum. and WO lbs. Blue Vitriol, II by Nov. 10. CARTER & BROTHER. S OLI Liki. iL ti !. p . l l L c i, , ric, Nitric ttr t il MilTR A L it irit l gTlßEn rtOClllNti.tl.. Cud Bear. &OarOa of Tin. Cream Tartar. and kJ Indigo, by Nov. tO, • CARTER &BROTHER. rif.iNN - RWS OIL, by the Darrel or GaliOra, by Nov. 10, ' CARTER. & BROTIIER B LEACITD WHALE OIL. , and Camphine, cheap (or cook. by Nov. 10, CARTER & BROTHER. Mass! Mass! Onasql NEW 'YORK. New Jersey, and French Window Glass. Bin -1!1e awl double thickness. The largest assortment ever bro't into this market, by the box or single light. by Nov. In; VA /ITER & BROTHER. 150 POLl;t r aS ... . l: Zaterican Werttilgita4ll;;tilkagill,;ll.AMLbY 500 O UK Red Lead an d Litharge. by I ----- Nov. CARTER & BROTHER 6 9 9 "S. Lmnp.black, dud .130 Ito., Aum sphalt. by e s NOv. 0. CARTIER & BrtoTil ER G i.t , E and Sand Paper. by I Nov. 6. VA RTE.ft & BROTIIES 2(1(1 OALLoNri Unbend Oil alt.! eptirfitif Turpentine. by J ./ Nov, 6, CARTIM & OROTIMR. Buffalo and Pittsburgh • IX ITTE LrAn-100 kegs ground 011. for sale by (Nov: lIS.II BURTON & PERKINS 2049. N oNoznpir. wair - ci 1849. Grnrcry and L'qmor Store at No 5, Rowe!' flock. Erie. Pa. A.1..111ti1; quantity of Groceries and Liquor.; are for sale at re amed prices. until ihe opening of navigation. The stock of Groceries on hand consists of . Tens, Pepper SMUT. USTIVT, Molasses. Cloves, Coffee. English CurranO, Pepper, lrufrneps. Cassia Sugars, .sallai Oil, se:re, IV. Si'd Oil, Cigars. Cocoa, -Sperm Candles, 7ubarea, Raisins, - air, IVIDCS anti Liquors na follow s% via. Fourth prcof, dark. and hale trom,iy; Rom; Gin; old Moisongabala Witishey; Sweet, Port, Madeira. and MalapiWines. Also—Salt, Plaster and Fish. All of the above articles are offered at cost, adding trangportn, thin, for the purpose of closing up the concern. Tavern keepera and others wi.ltine to buy Groceries of Liquors, will find it to their interest to call and examine prices and qualities. This is the largest stock in the city, aid witb be sold of a bargain. Give us a rail. JOHN B. COOK. Erie, January 1, FAO.. y3l audl Mackerel and half bids. for Yl faie low by . JOllll 13. COOK. •['RA. Stumm' Coffee are now selling °trot cost and transpor tation. li's true, call and be satisfied. JOHN D. COOK . (1 A N Dl.EN—Spertn.atlTallow Candles for sale cheap hs can V./ be asked for, at JOHN H. COOK'S. ion FISH by - i JOHN 1.1. COOK. Tobacco and Bogor& a nerran wishing to boy a good article of Tobacco and scp,rs eta find the satneJ•and at prices not to be disputed, enll and see if its so. - -JOHN H. COOK . Erie, Jan. 13. Vats. TM.% iinusn (TirT-71 cts per g allon. nt No 10 5, Donnell Illotk, by JOHN B. COOK. Jan. I, 'KW:AK—Any ninOtliit of good Vinegar ou hand to be sold nt cu. n gallon, at COOK'S. WiITP. FISK. Any quantity of white doll in half bids. for sale nt reduced prices by JOHNS. COOK. Wanted. vvllEAT,Barley, Oats, Corn, Grass and Clover Seeds, Dried Apples, Peaches and White Beans. for which th e bightnif market prices will be paid, by GEO. SELVON & EON. Erie, inn. 13, 1t319. nt.AID CLOAKING—a beautilb! article for Idsdri Cloaks, for 1 1 / 1 111 nt 121, Cbeapside, by S. JACKSON. Nov; 4. - 15 Bluffs and Boas. COMPLETE ii.sonotent of Muffs and nOllll roar be found, cheap. at - WRIG111"8 CORNER. Dec '2. Great Bargains. T AM NOW receiving iny.rall and Winterfttock of Dry Goods, .1. Grocerier, Hardware, iron. Steel, Nails, Chains &e., compri sing a stock of over twenty-Ace thousand Dollars, which was per clun(ed direct from the Manufactories, boll In Europe and Ameri co, at prices unheard of. belbre ; allot which will be sold for Cash nt prices far below any Cools Wine sold in this market. Return ing my sincere thinks to my old Customers for the very liberal patronage, I purpose in compensate them this fait atilt winter with the greatest bargains of past thatut. Now is the time I—next year tpredict, higher prices. IUI. CADWELL, Erie, Oct. Mt lAid. . Daairrti;:fit Domingo. Cuba. LolluDo and Java Coffee. for rate cheaper than elaertmere. by the bag Or leas q non ti.,l6.ete3y. 2 WA!. V. RINDFXNEWIT. TE4 8.-10 chests Old and Young Hymn Teat alma* auperton article of Blank Tea, at RINDESNECUTV, Dee. 2. - UGARK—New Orleans. Porto RIOO. ' atana. 1141 4.rUhrefird and Crushed sugars. ler sale. wholesale or retell. h. Dee. - .'1". 2INDERN-Kaltr. OginiffAVANNA and Panelpi Cigarrk, choice brands, and 1../k1 a Simeri Pure ratirortatiou. just received and Ibr . r BURTON. & PERKINS. MID CIEZZAD43ZUT ; : ealsabrs Erica:ola Work, spas the - subject of Gestation and Mild Rink, fro R. G. Giuliani. Pd. D:, tole of Paris. jest pablishsd is Ain nib by Os dif bor. ' Price ' l l4rentrEirs Cents. _ Mittel WORK contains recently discoVered information upon n -I- subject of the highest havistance to Married Perions, or those contemplating Marriage. It will be found of ayeetat value to those 'lime mans. health Or other eirCUIIIKSUCe% do not permit thew a inctoase the num• bee of their family. great Inc onvenienee.sullOring. or perhaip's' of life. 11 , inethod of *raiding thee° troubles owl dangers, will, (recently discovered by a eetebrated French- Physician.) is fully COHillltlli lealeft in this work, ao that any person luny avail hilllfitlf of it nt rine ) ; without CON The means of prevention here set forth are ti fore within the reach of all. The proem la new, tare ham, convenient, simple, and cannot injurerhf health of the most delicate. Ip•cAUTION..rr Soule speculator has clandestinely (under another name) pub lished an inanition. (bearing the saute title.) which te. , ides omit ting TIIS UUIP IRIPORTANIP PORTIONS Of It. dupeii (he credulous out of I When the price go Oaol Dollar. Toronto4lvo Cents For O Genuine. MP. and complete %%M. , Copier of thin st o rk rk W be sent In adult envelope. single letter portage, to any parlor the United Stoles, for twenty-tire rents sent, postvaitl. to Dr. R. U. tleirrner, Dos MO, office 1t 1 , 2 Liberty treet. ?i..V. N. Bookaeller allowe4 to reit this x•Qrk. Erie. Dec. 9, 144. Look here. YOlf can find the following articles at 11:eiderneelit'sCrocery- Store: Ginger,' nuttnegb. spice, pepper. cloves. Cinnamon : Mustard. Peppers:lnce, olive oil, cabtor oil. cocoa, Chocolate. Pow der and Shot, Percussion caps antrpllls; citron, currants. snuff, cigars, tobacco. eandle wick, (Witte, thou. while watt.• bor , •e• rcruhlatig, darting, cloth, hair and tooth, brushes; coffee mills, led cords,clotheslines.rope. patent palls, cedar pails, web!' tubs, 0 ebb Wards, utup ticks, Ightenotte, sulphur, chalk robin. fart- curry cattalo. atel a satiety of other sulkier. too oilmen - els to thealion. all oi which will be sold cheaper than elsewhere I.v W ..• P. RINDIIiIfiECIIT. Notice to those whom it may Concern. PUOSEI that know thenwelves Indebted to me by Note' or took :ter:oustb are reque.ded to call and pay on or before the dm day of January nest. or Coat will be tr ade. Brie, Nov. 43, 1949 6w24 WM. F. RINDERNECHT. 4,7 9 GA1.1 , 4. Stone Mire, for T ale . by [ Dee . w. r_sizin%nsEcivr. t 24 BOXES Candy, n little above cost for sale by [Dec I.) PINDERNECIIT.• • 135 .Batro f t.' i lni!r,:f.i.',',ly;‘, o „ . il 3 .tih l " . it'gbT;i l ,l l :lqt.;"eL,° I r'e I`ec. 2. • 9 6000 Priticipi, La Norton. Cohn, and t'onttnon c igars, cheap as the cheapest, by the box or MAI at • Dec 2. - P.I ND ER XEC I ITS. . _ M011.A.9.99E.9.—iiew Orleans, West India. Cuba nn • Hugnr 1 House Slot:uses, for talent R I NI) Elt NECIIVS. Llee. 2. 29 Nv1111'1F: PlBll. Codfish. Trout and Mackerel. for tale by the Uhl or less quantity, at DINDERNECIVI"ti. Ike. i. - _ •49 1) %!t 1N .-19 bovnt. trtleet:. and Ji qunrtrr Fjx;•73 11, 211atagrt Rahattet cheaper than ehktny here. by the box or pound ItINDEttNECIIT. Dee. 2. Dissolution of feaitnorship. Tit F Law Partnership ex iiriug under the the name of Graham & Thoutie,on. 14 hereby di4,(olved by mutual c on-cut. All wilts brought by the said Graham & 'flumipson. It ill reeelt e the attention of the subseribers until lolly determined. CA IL:4(1N OR MLA M, Erie, May 1.1. lei , . qv: 4. J.I,YICd THOMPSON. NOTICII. TIIE undersighedhas phieed busittes.s in the hands of ile.%Ja,- nix GRANT. Esq., and persona wiOting information in regard to busine,s yet undetermined-Of sorbing to engage his service.. for the future. will nlea.e to apply to his othee in the Tatitauy Build ing% adjoining the Whet. of J. C. Marbitall. .1.11111.4 Nov;2s, iNld. It PIr~"P _ TEII3I7II.GH 13T0.0.11, FI.E3IING• BLOCK. ERIE. TN TIME FOR WINTER Se PPLY.—Alfred Kill?. has just open !. ed. and As ill keep eoinAnntly for sale: by Wholesale and Retail. a well selected stock of Wel and Dry Grocerie., dunsisting of eve ry possible ‘aridly t hick he will Le yl.td to 111,rots: of to hi- friends and fellow-citizens on very reasonable terns. Erie Decessiter fl, lE1:3. )32 /1111.!AS.--3(1 thesis sliperlur Ilyton,lllaii,llnuehong and cld.an Hong Tens, at KING'S. Siickerel, Cud Periling and Sardines. at rioNmx,vrioNAlllßs.-70 Voxe4 mss , ...rte.l Candies just te l./ ceived and fur Mak low at A. KING'S. N- 111. S-115 6e g a, ull sizes, for sale very low, by A. KING.- W \ cs, tight I.y r i r i . : l .i t t eip by s. A. KINGS. T OLIACCO-P Duxes extra Belot at - Spaces nod Nut, awl a roll awl ,:unil.lete 34....rttneti -1.. of et erything iit the grocer) line, for tale very luw. by -40 1:114.0. . _ ATISMT:. • IrnE subscriber coprinnee to pay 11*.ISII fur ! !,00.1 clean Barley, delivered atbi> 11%;re-Ilcur.e, tali Street Canal Iln% in. Erie, Ike . t 1. IS Pt!. 0 11..—iVitWr Strained Sperm, :1111i taill•Peti Oil, at • _ I UGARS,—New Orleans, /oaf lump. pulvertm:ll and IViost !India 0 Sugar*. be the Wed. bid. or pound.!for side %cry low. al I)eeetubvi, in, tl' KING'*. Niiii,.loS - KS.,:- . Superiortlitgar-houve and New Orleans Muir.' mei Iti ht UANE fiII,III)RED BLIS11:44 of Mai. 6) litlilielr of c‘celleot pink tve POI;0004 and other articles too imuiertnilt to mention. nt Erie. Dye. 911. 114 t). C AN Dl.Es.—sivrin Stcariip•, Mould and hipped Caud le •,, at EL CARD. ET The Ladies - and Gentlemen of Erie and vicinity, are ri— specttblly informed that Len Gothic Hall is nun' open. and n ill continue to i.e for a term of years. should nothing unforeseen cc• ens. 1 have built it expressly for carry Mg on the Watch, Clock and Jewelry business on a fair and substantial basis, as people arc often Imposed upon by transient dealers, stopping only for a few weeks or Months in a place. I am indueed snake the above statenieut also for another rewois—that Statements have lralready been made In regard tome. that I ant phis to slay hut n stilt Hine, and that I ant cheating bud deceiving the fienple. That fa ahe. I have countiwnced faultless m ith the determination of continuing the saute so long as the patronage of the people of Erie will sus tain rte in selling goods fur a fair and reasonable profit, and doing their work Ibr a r e asonable compensation . Many thanks for the liberal patrons alreadyreceived. - W3ll. N. LEWIS. Erie. Nov. 111. IPIR 21 Cations House. Markt of Pirique Isle. t FOLIC. PA. lice. Z 3. DROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury Department of the halted States twill the -Nth day of January Ifilft. for (MM.'s ing articles of 81111' CHANDLERY for the ”LT- lied States Rev enue Marine" vessels on Lake Erie for one )ear Cron) he first cf January. 154,9. The contractor will be expected to furnish such articles as way be required fur theme of such vestsels from time to time. A schedule of the articles and form of proposals may he seep al this care. It is to be dmitictly understood that no bid n ill beentertained from any per-on not actually ettgage.l in the busi ness, in which lie skropores tOftirtilAtt and all bids should he trans tulltedowaled, to the "secretary of Eh, Treasury;" Washington City'. :HURRAY IVIIALLON, WTI tolJector. Curium lbw. District of Prefque • Emit, I's. *let. QEM.ED PR OPUF.I,I,ti be reeelt ell at the Treasury e- L. 7 flatulent Of the Potted Staled. in the City of %Vat Itingtalt, Un til the Wilt day of January, Itt4o, for the supply ot RaliUll6 for the ; petty odieent and ttettuttal of the t`stael :States Eel ettue Mann , Vessels on Latku Erie, for the teen or °um ear front the tirt.t day of, The Rai ion for the Re; came eer lee is the the Navalreryice,omiu ug the I lquor., and tuneruted in the following table, tot it: January, 1E49. that allowed in of tlw articles POUNDS. I OUNCES ‘Vednesilay, Thuroday, Friday. MEM ==B The rations to be of good _ by the Collector; and .the di to Le del iveml on board On and vessels. tube provided tinctiy marked on each. It Is to he understood that the contractor will Le bound to (Width upon reasonable notice. as often as may be required by the rapt lain of the vesqel. with the approbation of the Collector ( not ex ceeding (Me day in etch week) such fresh went and .tn,ab vepda !Ars nn may be Ilishnlent In the corresponding parts of the Ration allow ed to the naval secs Christmas and Now Boar's Gifts. NOW is the time for these intending to make presents to their friends, to eall tie Eric) Daguerean Gallery, and Komar their ktiniatures. Likenesses beautifully eiecutell and neatly tet in Frames, eases. Gold Lockets, Bosom Pins, Finger Rings, 4r. Can and sem— Rronnis Over thr• Erie Bank. , FLETCHER. Erie, Pee. t" 1 1.9. Beware of Pickpockets. r i subscribe r leas per leased the I anent-right of ,loo -'ph Cob I ton's celebrated rocket tt.nfe These Vockent RTC 14) Con structed as to baffle any ;mount on the part of a thief to open them 'I hey are too Well known to require further ho have batik notes. or any Important papers to carry about them. must nt once see the advantage of having thi4 nparatus inXerted 1.. their coats. Call in and examine this article. everybody. u. Ii KEENE. %WV Eric. Deo ti. 1818. Dirs.,Purdy's confectionery, No. 9 $ Reed Nouse . , flow. - ' MRA. PURDY would respectfully informthe public that shy has taken the well know stand in the Reed House Row. re cently occupied by M, W. Keith, where she has now and purposes keedin; constantly on hotel, a large variety of CONFFAMIONARIES, of her ow n manufaeture. and sold wholesale and retail. with dif ferent kinds of REFRESHMENTS, welt as Cake!. Pius, Bread and Butter Poached Edge, Cold Fowls, Boiled ham. Pork and Beans. Hot Coffee; Soda V. ater, lee Cream. &.c., ase.„ all of which will be served up In the hese and most palatable style. She has just re ceived a fine assortment of TOYS, to which site invites attention. Mrs. P. has fitted- up n roam, np stain; expr_ealy for the accom modation of Ladies who may swish to ant °pimp REt. She is deter mined not to be surpassed by any sitnilar estabilahment west of Butiblo. and will endeavor to afford nolVersal sattilhetion. -She indulges the telpe that the same liberal patronage which welt.ta• *laded to her itredecentm will be continued to her. Erie, Nov. Bs, ISIB.' , Sonnet Goods. REM by Express. a good Delentkns of snorted' post Velvet's • natortedfatins, all colons rept. and uncut lloonev4Illt"..0- sorted Ribbon*. "lc , all of svhieh will be 801 l v to lallil liners., or to the retail trade, as WRIGIn . RINER' ' Dec II - -' . 73 c. saineag' ---- ;' g,I 5 '..i' , 3 i PEI '.IZ 2 Either. r.+; 41 II 2 1 1 I u'2 1 1 li 2' I i i I 1 1 1; l' 14 .2 11 •? 4 14 t: 9i 1111 i 9 .7 a .1 4 ed ficrcut articles compriblne the e teasel in gond and sufficient casks ,y the contractor. nod Ow contents dit, ?Unlit AY W AL ON, Cotter tor - wirrawa . quie or vita cumtlegt The Great Remedy fur_ rirraturitior ft the Liaise, .htfhelisottof its ZAxsr. *Awl. SroschMs. /Wig tr freakneesql /Ai lirtig or Loop, prank g*, Nrerisy.linwrrhags of the Lang; and stl,other diarates I toe l'islaioaary °rea'. .., Ira ortant Clautiatu " Beware of a bast tons erjet of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Ober— ry, signed by One in. 1. Spear. whO, hi Order to he his elk , ittlitatioll 1.111011 die publihas °Naive/la Jac simile our bottle, i and copied our label Of rectimui nerbartat substituting his own name for that of Hoary Vistas, XL It, which is found on the gen uine. Remember, the outside label Or wrapper of the germitsa Hakim is a finely executed swel plate engraving, bearing the signature of Henry 'Whiter, M, D, and Sanford 4 Park—noun (Aber can Le genuine. ANOTHER INV. LID RESTORED TO lIE bLTIT. (Read the following tatement of (sets front Mr Elt Bailei,a highly respectable meter ant of Vienna, Johnson et), i ilinOin.) thostmitshit :—A desire to tssnefit the adtleted'UroughOtit the land has alone induced ie to make the follow ingatat era of facts respecting one of the iti st astonishing cures ever r rded. My von, now seventeen yea s of age, has been atilicte during his Whole life , with s enlist tit cough, pain in the side a d chest, ac companied with night tr eats and hectic fever, which produced great emaciation and d e silty ; and at intervals during the night, his expectoration wont I I ecotone to pent al! to endanger Ida life from strangulation. n ring the time he was attended by many plijisiciatis of the high to, repute, whose preseriptions gale jail, temporary relief—in fa t, so alarming were the symptoms rind so inveterate n • as his Sire .e. that I ti. all COILIVared (0 !Irv e hint k. goad ths reads of Pledl I aid! I All of our neighbors till intends who saw hint, one ty ho was rapidly at proacti int , an early and prep Afttf , having thus CAIIII sted the chili of the best phy It out Wanting relief. I s as prevailed upon by the ad v to to ate use of Iti.,lar' Ilaleam of 1: ild Cherry. rte commenced its u e about the Mils of Deceml first hauteur which ga e astonishing relief, and I I indulge In the tbnd 11(4 e that hetni.ght. yet t c rector , :titer having contintied the unit of a until three: bo taken, the disease was entirely tet eremite, auttehis stoution and emaciated form tewoted to sound at health, which he.cositi mcs to enjoy up to the maven I believe Mi. geouloe Dr. %Vhdar's Balsam of Wil one of the must valuable medicines ever discovered I do, that the above cue n as eifected solely by its u I nut, go Itkinon. bab y respeelfully. Your most obedient sett E 1 April 0, It-I6 COSS, please read zetie:—The itwrolulo Crum It Mr Coldrua htamls ab o i.e i ir vuperior of I S all utlirr remedieb uuw Ii la no let u duty °Wiriest; that I catt•:d to tlu 1111111.111 f!i'etion of thulutv.r. truly atilivted as the In_ cutest use Sr hen nit} di id} self, that soy time There is a dilrereare' at.,l /Moil) and gcnuia.• Ila of Wild (*berm bark. tlicacy iu ttai'c'urp cl clo.t( 8101 gUll',ll. Bill uicaiciue cud n 11.611 ureq, %%11.1! other. ten finer. Sold by J. I). Park. .1 Walnot vtrerb , , Cinch and IVetrd, to %%tom al 1 1 c.,rter & Brother ' Vhttney & Co. IV:I (11,10. S. &J. 11, Y. Pa.; S. Witco. Jr. to. Erie, Nov. le. te49. 1 I note 0 1 ,0,16,0 1 , large and c. topic; 1, own. nt of Cold r.:Elet Wan her, rack G dd b.ckets.Gtdd pen, I.ren,l pIII l'ingir ring:'. Ea' s, bray., let thibpi, &lief e. I•uni s rub. Guard old Cc, I Ctia ins. I eyv, rlr, Go! and Silver Specks, nil Ver rl 9t.,11 , 1, tlittableg. T4mcd.4. Ind kinver. he Plaited 1.4 bzu.ket.,l camors, candle siicks ,nuilerli&ira)c.ro.on , brittania colhe and It , I al.ea, I u: u 3 icor.' combo; ,c -shear., :11Id i.o.ket knives. la' nor and tozwo stroll; t.uapv, pert.anery, nsc titer, I rtnhee. rltel loc. ett• I t•eads, ch.! a, al: I ling-. Sr,;l I ags au purr,' rca , l tinge ic! eurdiony, 1111.1 , 11: VI, 11t ,, . and er too Mallet' uu , to Iccntion, %% Lae a will be agolli at ail area. N. It. Pedlarg fu.ni t il l ed on rei:onaLle term. I.r ilt of tV4lttlen and Cla.cks cleauml.rei Aecor cone, Mute Coles, leweltY sat .hurt tautiry l'ur.ele.anang le% er •. CulMiioll .• New Vergt., l Dutal,le .• Cold Iland All oilier john done ranted to gi‘e vati*ta Ilion at' Eagle Hotel. lk.uv. 13, 1..0 GOLD AND SW wurramed io C noCKS.—.I large assortment of Clocks. of di 1 price:l.llmo fig, o $10: Mareisi 'time Mee= a nted to keep good t me. at LEWIS' GO' 1 Gull) I'ENS-14.1i in tl i n:v1P4'Guld fens: also, I best qualm)', co ry outAarranuNi. Also, oil ow as #l, n't ' , , ! LEWIS' GO' , , I , , 1 -.... 7 ,- ..........,... i j ' A trator's Noticchi LI:I'7IMS TES rA3IEN TR l' on the nitrite late of McKean nett., having been granted I notice is hereby give to all persons indebted to sai immediate payment, and those having claim ag , l tu . pr i, ,;: : ev e t , t . itli !nil . ril t tuthent,icatit gfrtyn A FRESlllimpply cried nod ior s' Eric. May I`2, _ 5 1 - 1 BINA Super Ity cheaper Item • I. Perry Muck. Deer. 2, EV. 10 Wolep ille Wax 'rupees Nov h.,. ( 7 ? Et4.)it GI • Clocks, Watc A R now being e. .1 - 1 Street, nearly From very recent • chviceot •ttyh.s of G. of viewing the 1..a.u.,u brought to Erie. lit the mechanical eters., particular :Atte et. Cylinder. l)upl IV:tic:hes. 'l•he !nos littialted and works thankillittees the exte, and although some 0 tle cht:aper, the pubh be lout. better than t !Mr prices and strict livet a Continued an. Erie. Eve. nYI: Iler..Copperaii Dee. 2. :me?, Ot H PINT. Tv once. is liCrvi, tv.ven tie\ too ttny tll44olvett by His are to b^ recttiv•rd by parttterbltip arc to I, Craue.l Ore. Dec ALL Perronel,3v tire reptesied old patrual. and the carry on the Store, n of Coo it ill he,taki CrithesVillv. Dec • PREIDI Ayr R. FIXTURE LIU Erie and visit ?ecotypes in a style u, fwer Itte' Erie Ban llia,n r Pit:.3llVM WM, Iq• the It;•rk+ttir ence 111 the ATI, hope , to be rime to g him with their pave Miniatmes newly. nmi morcrco cores of Land a splencli(lagso exprasAy fur Haver, • Ladles and gentlei amine specimens. Erie. Noe. 23, 184' _ o • ban's Court Colo. DURSITANT to at order Issurd out of the Orpha . 1 County. there wi I he exposed to public rale at Al:lnger, in Albion, if said County, on Mouday Feb. next, at t o'cl k, i'. 1%1.. forty four acres and 1 of unimproved land, part of No. Sri', Venn. ropu i comment township,Trie County, l'a.. late the - Cook, dec'd de,crthed as follows, viz: Begining North iVeFicorner of land of Francis Randall. , line ot ea id land Bondi Int per.'to a post in the -. whole tract. thence along said South flue, it Lein. of No. alit - IVmtt sixty-elabt perch. and Ave.,. thence along the East line of land lbrtnerly . f St North One hundrednd ten perches to, a post. 1 due of the tract Etta sixty eiaht per. and Ave-tent, the place of beginiri —containing 44 atlas and SO ti same mercer less, a d allowance of Oyer cent. It being the same and that was conveyed by 11. to said tiemite Cook dec'd by Deed briarieg date 1 ciiISIS. It is of a g quality of land, well dm • is the vicinity of cetera] saw milli, and within a the Erie Extension canal. Terms—One thirtlof purchase money at con& balance in two mad annual payments. with hums by jpdgment bend atd mortgage. JAMES Mel ikimmertull tr. Cawford Co, Dee,.;!, 424 e. 1 NI PT IV /: PATIENT S etalement from the •, are invited to ivid the f n time character fur With and have their ilout.tr, k'S 11.1(.5,) St OF WILL) before the public of the ramel Cony hoN, tali ri plearrire to elate for the, r lirdor* , L'emin of Wild are. flat ing tried it in eau,' inliesitatingly recommend it t remedy I have ever tried a., iaussaitt I roust die. and W ; 1. depart %% as near at hand. WILLIAM o.'t:t tot WISTA R'S DAIS ter imputations of Wild Che s sold by us. contains, beat titer it,e,iic:l agents of great ,ntozlo , . ci,11 , . arid general all ilk; important dorercne era of the I. illli IN, that WI ethos give only tempotary rr :OLDRON. - hl OF WILD 17. The true es the extract ha racter and iseases of the beta een this istar's Balsam Vier to the suf- encre.ior to Srinford & For nn•t, tinio: fir:ll.TM Age!) Ot , frtel P. 1.; L tL & 43, Case '•rfurd: D. &J. S. We Azttlebulai J. McFatl 4.-irerile 44 (4 A 1 rte is T;77 ~~pGil;i ~~ MINI aired and ‘l•ar - ace't reriired Itchysi. el CO. JATitir IVatet, erge„ SU. New-wain e.pr I UU. Luheitc t. larN , I it is. Commuit do 32 fr n Iteeda.-...teau 'icor, and war one-door Emit N. LLWIS. , •2i to 50. New Acaortle. in proportion to the above p thin or the Gioney refunded, Eit SPELVACIIN, or a c l , it all age 4 and rotallt lain Of LEWIS' GO perlor qua the eyee, at , ille IiAL rent styles and &a., all 'war- I, MC HALL. Flop's of the er Gold Pent as 'H IC HALL. f John Allmon. the,'euhaetibet. estate to make lust said estate 1 'CK. Aarra'r ODA DZISCIIIZT.. f Speneer.t (Buffalo) soda 1 is aLNo, 1. Petry Block by T. nr I Mons. 1 'lour II uc Floui., just tecrived, and 311) uthet rAnbli.dunen , in 7.* or sale t cents he city, at No. V. MOORE. du Ltd sitar liglita. at BURTON oomxe St 'OO ad; Soweliry aid I'a at the ob i establishe I ipoYite the Eagle ii , nel• uJ large ptirehaYea au Sew II iM the publia t% ill now hay T aoJ ec.c iniiaFtutent in ranch of buiiness conducte l ition ‘‘ ill Le paid to the retail N, Chri.notneter, anti Comm difficult, Watch %trt exec iiintalike manner. They ad ,isive patronage thus fur in t 'their tielylibers say they wi is 'nay understand this, that ley can du it. or ho charge to attention to business. it Is iticreated patronage. ' Wut.i, tli wood, :View, tilLl/11, Blue S itrul, Cream Ca; R r 4 I•• 0 • riven that the partnership!. !.utivisberp Ckorge N. tual cutt,.ent. mid all cfeLts 0 N. IVlteeler, and all pre,(m.ted to him for parmen NI:IVTI.N LOU O. OLORUE P. WI ely existing be- Chet.ler, is this ing to said (inn ;minds on said N OTIOIII. ng umctdcd accounts with call and scut•. 1 would-fur oinuninity at lam!. that I • Id solicit the continuance of ain. !Minor. Choose Trod a • on accounts and lbr Collis. U. iElz. II DAGMERTUD respeetfully announces to ity. that he to prepared to e n•qualled in Olio ration of eO, iveian Glittery ~ 80 , fill .ide of the Public or Deituerrotypes was receti • County (1ta1..) Fair, and t / 111 In the Southern and Ea, ve perfect .atiA.lClical to all tinge. , equate. The y awarded in rm. long eaten* tern States, he ho may favor .et in Rose Wood and Black Isoriouv and different tatuent of Gold Lockets, Phut MI) pre. nett are respectfully invited ABEL '.. a T t tl u ed him is Cecionteasgfivrrailevinri 1, 1644. the 1 latlt%l:ls'hiegaililhee.trio • 'tittered coil d pecan:awn time. Cherry to be knowit,g, as nt, BAILEY I IlainSOO Ca lltoning note end veracity - lied es to the akfifir over I character. n. 28, 1248. benefit of the •Icrey a greet of severe et o there ototi oue which • is I thought ,) Fourth and for the South irard; Farrar later Conneaut ;d Ateadville an the u 1 Cs. $0 73 ngt, 73 to i.LIP x ttty. M iscult, jugre• V. mookr. PERKINS "0• • • • ey Goods, stand on S tau' ork.City. of the by the motet of fine Lee -111 Escapement ted in the best nowledge with is department, I do work,. lit heir work shall the job. With atonable to et. . rustic. Nad ler, for rale by 1 ERNECLIT,, SDERRY. t:CLER. 'ha above arm. bar notify our' all continua to heir patronage. nail sprinkling LEM 2m31 e citizens of ecute foci. I dtrY, at his ra!nut harms; y les. Mao on tl RlDgi made r=&l=l MO 're 01111.ot Erie he Irm of Mr. he sth day of eighty perches talon lands, in 0 of at n beee, 4s nre . ee by the West th line of the the, Nona line MN; to a rest, Oben Randall, by the rest of a perch the to perch J. lloldekoprr. didY of July. and wateredd 1, perelied of •-tan of We.' i; to be Remit OWELL. Jr. Tutor ditimi. • 3t33*
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