=
r=!
sz 0 r a.
The world msy change from old to new,
From new to old again;
Yet hope and heaven. Poe ever true,
Within man's heart remain. i
The dreams that bless the weary soul,
The struggles of the strong.
Are steps toward some happy goal,
The story of llopes song.
{lope leads the child to plant the flower,
The man to sow the teed;
Nor leaves fUlfillnient to her hour,
But prompt again to deed.
Aud ere upon the old man's dust
The grass k seen to wave,
We look through fallen tears--to trust
[lope's sunshine on the grave,
Oh no? it is no flattering lurk,
No fancy, weak or fond,
When hope would bid us rest secure,
lit better lite beyond.
Nor loss, nor shame, nor grief nor sin„
Her promise may gainsay;
The voice Divlnc bath spok_e
And God did ne'er betray,
THE FATES MURDER
Bnerve of Mc Ten :cr.—A writer in the Phila
delphia North American, gays:—The confestdon of
W. Dandridge Eppes, the rnnrderer of Adolphus
Muir, of Dinwiddie, Co., Virginia, I noticed in your
raper. This is nyie oldie most extraordinary cat-es
of cold-blooded murder, that has ever been recorded
in our country, and one that calculated to remind
na to be cver'Ci•atchful over ourselte4. The writer
of thieves, at the time the deed %%as committed, a
resident of that county, and familiar with the parties
and the facts, find will never forget the profound
sensati9n created at the announcement of the mid--
dercr's rn me .
Eppes and Muir were nei ghbors and friends oc
cupying the highest position in society. Tim latter
%vas a young man, full of premise and hope, hand-
Fume and accomplished; animas about to otThr his
hand an I heart to the lovely and accomplished daugliL
ter of his destroyer. Ile held a bond against Eppes
for a few liundred dollars, and was on a visit to col
lect the amount at the request of P,ppes, who signi
fied his wish to pay it. At this visit Eppes propos
ed a ride and a hunt for deer for an hour or two, and
then return to dinner. This was agreed to, and
when separated for a few moments, in a quiet and
eeluded spot, the fatal shot was given. When
Muir fell, Eppes approached him, and found him liv
ing, and under the impression that the shot was ac
cidental. ilia seeinglippes deliberately reloading
his gun, he became alarmed, and inquired if he in
tended to hill him. Eppes replied, Redid. lie then
- told Eppes that if it was money he desired he might
have the bond—only spare his life'. Ile then pulled
out his watch and handed it to Eppes, with a reyte-t
to give it to his sister, and prepared for his approach
ing end.
It was then that Muir summoned him to meet
him at the bar of God, ns alluded to in the confess
ion. Eves stood by calmly Iktening to his appeals,
and with the heart of a demon, deliberately shot him
again, and plundered him of the bond and valuables
about his persons. This fatal watch accustomed,
to note the fleeting hour of time, disclosed the awful
deed! It was found a few tic i : i s altos , in a jew e b.-
er's shop in Peterslnvgh. where it had been sold by
the murderer. A connection ot Eopcs' accidentally
hearing of this, immTlictely despatch: , ) a negro
man upon a horse to inform Eppes of the discovery.
The poor negro, faitLiti! to his tri,st, but'fatal to ihe
horse, arrived behoo the 111C.,,i:e1,!zer of the law. and
Eppes C•CO.pal. His e:cape was only for the (tine.
That silent monitor Within, would not be still, and
Texas though far distant. was not. far enough l')
hide him from ven;:eance of the law.
Thus rerii=hed 11 7 . Ilamlriuge Eppes. the protideg
matt ti:e pro:tie:it Comm Im%ealtit of the United
States!
ExAMINATtoN I)‘y.—,l:chiii teacher, preparing
for an exhibition ul his school, selected a cla , s of
pupils, and n rote do 0. n the questions and a min ers
to the question he would pot to :them no examina,-
lion day. ' Eli' day came. and so came the ‘innig
hopefuls, all but one. The pupils took their place
as had been atratogeil, and all %%cut glibly on until
the qustEm fur the absentee, when the teacher asked;
"In %%horn do you beleiver"l'he pupil" who sat
next the vacant seat, without n o ticing n hose ques
lien it was,"an.fwered, "Napoleon Bun apart." "No,
nits' ang rily exclamed the teacher, "In whom do
you belet"ver'' "Napolen 11 mapart," 110ro the
-
teacher began to smell the rat. and lia , dity said
"You beleive in the hilly ghost, 110 yffi, nay . - N , ),. 1
said the pupil, amid roar 4 of iinconartaide langhter,l
"The boy that beleires m the Indy ghost hasn't cony'
to school today. IL's at home, sick a bed."
Ssoamo.—"My nude P-- was an nwinl sno
rer. 'lie could be head further than, a blacktith' . s
forge; hut, my aunt became so accustomed to it. that
is soothed her repose. l'ltcy acre a Nery dmmi.,llc
couple, never slept apart for many years. At length
my uncle was required to loten.l a court at come
hundred miles distant. The, first night after his
departure, My aunt never t.lept a wink: she mired
the snoring. The second night ya-se.l away in the
same way and sho probably wool I have die.' h iLnot
been for the ingenuity of a tervant girl: ',betook the
coffee mill into my moo's chamber cv;d' ground her_
to sle,ep, at ()Lee. '
The time n as, %viten Indies ho went a vis•
iting took their %%oil; nith them. This is the lea
bon why IA e have; such exeeNeut mother,. Him%
Shlglar would a gtiy woman look, in a fashienab'e
circle, darning her father's rouct,ings, or eArdibg
wool to spin! Would not her Companions Mogi) at
ter? And set, such a woman %%sold be a prize lor
bomebody. Blessed is the mnn who ;homes hi
wire from the pu ur despised girls "nlio nork for b
lining." •;-‘
TtuNas Arenovu.—To show that we :ire nUI
in-:pied prejudge to Gen. Tayh,r's ndinint-tration
by any "factious 00;iosition,” we are Ire to say that
e think him for having, kept Daniel Webster out
of his Cabinet—for having refused to honor COrvi if/
by an appointment,—for saving 1 ) ...nn-ydrnnia Irvin
the degradation of rt::kee.art nc n Stevens in
councils—for keening Trionnu Smith out of !s is
household—and for not allow inc. loin-elf to be im
posed upon by that charlatan ! 13dtier Pend
eyircniart.
FRANK COUR'NIIIP.—An old Cobut ' ,id his ad
dresses to one of the richest heiresses of Paris. Jo
asking,her hand in marriage, he frankly said to her:
"Miss B. I am very old, and you are very yono.rn
will you do the the honor to bec.nne my widow?" I
1:1' Some old bachelor thus describe matrimenin
trateling:—"lf you see a gentleman and a lady
the same coach, in profound silri , co, the one lookin
out at one silo, and the oilier at the other at tr
other side, never itmtgine they mean any 'harm
One another; they aredtlreatl.y honeNtly Married."
A DRLICATE ANNOUNCEMENT.—An English p
per has the following delteate announcement:
It Lis stated that her Majesty is in a ctmditi
which holds out a prispect of her presenting the
country before long with an additional prince or
princess.
A chap hai had hi; "chops" dapped for
kissing a married woman in the streets of Charles
ton; without saying "by yer leave, ma'am." Some
'fellows are stupiihenotigh to think that because the
ladies let Zachary Taylor and Henry Clay kiss theth
without saying nay; they way assume a like libel - IY.
—N. Yo.Gluhr.
' A COCKNEY enr.t.oqur.—"l say, Jim, are going
to see that man hung to•morro% I"
"I don't know, Dick: vot's he gnt to he hitno• fury"
"Vy, bless your, for 'tirse stealing." ~ i
"For stealing alone? Vet a fool! Vy didn't-be
bUy von on trust, and never pay for him?' ;
A IttellEt.oa'sfarit.—Miss Bremer tells us that
the life of a rich bachelor a splendid breakfast, a
tolerably flat dinner, 4 4nd a most miserable supper;
•
"To ERR IS HUMACI ! "-A clergyman havingtin
r
dtilged too freely in filling up his glass, went o e Sabbath into the pulpit, and having given out. a
hymn to hi/ cogregation, sat down when the melo ly
of theettered suing soon lulled him to sleep, and -he
.erintinued i for enme time in play a treble base Fyad
phnnywith his nose, At length one of the deacons as
cended to the sacred desk, and told him the hymn
teavout.
,' Well," says he, , :igifl-it up again."
THE WEEKLY OBSERVER
Is runLislitti) .
BY B. V.
, CORNER OF STATE ST. AND Tilt PUBLIC SQUARE,'
znxti,lr A.
,
TERMS OF THE PAPER.;
City subscribers by the earner, at 1 $2,00
By tnnil,lor at the office. in novaneq. . u 1.50
ri - ir Got paid in advance, or within three months -
Sian the time
of subscribing, two dollars wilt be Charged. -
,- "'All communication* must ho Post paid.
• RATES OF ADVERTISING. •
Cards not exceeding .1 litres, one year. 11,00
One square
IA hi 10,00
do. do. riv months. 0,011
do. do. throe months. 8,00
Than-ient advertiwitients, .50 cents per eithlatis. of fifteen lines or
he's, for the lirst imeriion; Y 1 cents for each ont insertion.
• I'Yearly ad% onkel% have the privilege of changingrit
but at no time are allowed to occupy more than two squares, and to
lie limited to their immediate trataißcie.
Advert italtlenta not having otherrlirections. a ill be inserted till
forbid and charged accordingly.
[53 1 J g -, 3 OrN If. - -' _ '3' (0 Kr°l *E CO 7CM V
'AC:FLIEDKING,
Witot.t:s %IA &.' Rrrau. denier in Groceries. font Slnres, Cro% P
ions and Pittsburgh uninufactured-articietl So. 2, Fleming
Bloclr, and ith ktrret, Canal Basic, 1:1 ie, Pa. ,
Atti,rney dr. Comm , ller at Law, (it Ticein tipatilding's,Exeliange,
Buffalo, N. V.
Collecting and commercial Inii.itic , !s will reeeivo romp! attetilon.
REFl.lll , Nevs.—A. Dtaivi, NJA GRANT, Esq.
JOSIAH
ern a riling & Colinuisbion Mereliant, co die Isol lie iicck, cast of
street.
Coal. }Silt, I'li.ter nu I Wide. eon: tautly for Fa iC.
3. 11.
Banker and Evriliatige Broker. Dealer is Bab of rxehainze.
Oran., rertitlcat es of Ilepc,ite. Gold and i•llter coin, &c.. &c.
, Ildice directly oppo-ite.the Ear f• 111010. Erie, In.
WILCOX Sr, CO.,
nF.tr rRs in rCePril`. of various, intl.+, isions,
Win( N, Liquors, &c., rte Eagle Ilotel, •. I liur to
Exelmtigv.
BENJA . MIN yl
ATTORNT'V AT LAW. Cie
in .ktwater's Bock. Refer to (
Law School: lion. Riehord Fly
Samuel It: l'orkine,lll4 %Vain'
kiathall.r , q, 33 Wall :A/cut, N
fer to this office.
WILSON &
rilysirw:s xi) vt. itra.oNs. odic,
J.l'. 1 . 1 - rsoN, 5/. U,- •
GA LIIAIT -
Nr.vs , trit n i t SttVt.t tr I
ttidO of the Squaw, I:ritl
J.'B. JOl
ATTORNF:V AND COPNiV.I.I.Oft AT L
tog. ttp st4its, Erio.
JAMES C.
ATTORMI'Y r r,.t w—(diceup
north of the Prothnnono2.'s olli
MURRAY
rronNry ‘vo rut• NS T,/.IIR AT
Stow. entrance one door uebt
Ent
I,
1. 110SEN'
WItir,FSALE •NP 1)1 . 11 Lr s
COMN. made Cloiltin,ll• .1
itig k, . late btrect,
T11313A1.8
De t in Dry Goods, Dry Groc .1.
No. 1 I 1."14.31, , i11e. Erie.
HENRY .DWELL, --
DrAt.ER in liardwrire. llrl Goods. Groceries. &c., mill side orate
Dinnion,l, and one door ein-t (Witte Eagle liOtei. Eric.
T. IV. MOORE,
Dr.s.t.en in Groceries, Provisions, Wines. I.inusrs, Candies, Fruit,
No I, Perry Bloch. ;.ziate street, Erie.
A. If. 1.11T('11COCK,
pvi t.t g in Groceries and Pun Hons of all kinds, State street, three
.are Ihr Itiaremol. Erie.
N.1:13i IN -611-KINT,
rnnvry . .rrb et 1,1.1 R r Lne and entunli , irnwr nr Perth.,
u9ire in'('aimninV hecond blot), sae doors is (sr( ofJ. 11.
Xl ifll-1111,' rOr.let. Li ie.
: SMITH JACKSON,
Dry Goode, (ire;ceritb, Qneeni, Ware, Lime,
I run, N . 1111%, &e., 121, Cheap4l4e, Pa.
• W ILL IA NI RIBLET,
nr , :t T MA rut Uptto!•tcr, :LHil Undertaker, corner of : , tate and
se% entli,n,r,t,t,-rrio.
JO ;1. PII KELSEY,
••.( r TrllF6ll of Till, ropi.er Sheet-iron NI iire. Air TitAtt stove.,
; corner of I'Mn , lt and Fifth street-,
is ~:5 :t LoOMiS,
i ;"' n'.' l'or , v 3 rdint", Pro , lllec :111(i Cotwilhon Merclinntg: d..::!, ri•
ill , '..c.r..c and tinc ,It. Co;:!. Fluster, Sliffiglcs, &c. Pia,tic (lock,
%.• , I , ‘ !cut' the oridge, Erie.]
F.L.trt . J. 1ir...50, I
WM. M. CALLACIIIiTt,
Nri! v rOrir:l Mato' Met/113W. :1114 41
I:.Ai ter., &e.,Varchout-e ou air n • " •
WATSER 6: COOK. •
Forwarding: Colilillisgicti and Proatzre Mere':
en i Ware-hon:e tof the Piz Hie llridge, Erie.
GAOOMPS & Co.
Dcy.rn , m V:a - trbe., Jewelry. Silver, aerillall SilVer. Pi
Etritmnil Ware (*Wien. 31itizary and Fancy Gooar. St:
oopo,lie the Eagh2lltl,
• CAWIER BROTWEIt.
and 12.1.,i1 zlealer in Drne.. Medicines, Pali
(.I:l“,,Sre No. Reed lloiNe. I:rtr.
EAGI i E HOTEL,
n
etiter
gm .4 1.. Bann enruer Qtreet anil the PuLlie square,
1;6,, 11%..fern n and t , untlicrn stage oft,,,
30}:L JOHNSON,
1)r ki Ep in 11enl,Sizical, cOlani•ons Sunday and Classical
Schr,nl Stauonary. C. No. lll:French t.trecl, rtie.
LYTLE t HAAHLTON,
iftlllll . l4nv.r .11erchaut Tall4s, on the piddle square. d fen decry
n4.q o f • :41r;tic street.
- §.IAII, mimi nod Door Nino
od.l col oer ofStil and Flat
lt.l' AND I: , T 1)(
Chtimliery, etotte,,•re, &I
O. D.
Depler in Lau•, 31eil lent, re
&t. dale rt., four
J. C .
31: Will YT Ttu.na. South .1
1 , .;,5t or
DR'. 0 ,
Resident Penti.” Diller mY
I:agt •I le of the l'uLlre. $
rime. from one to an earl
Cell. and. re,torol to In
a Rh in-trtnnents and lie
,j
elearne:-8. All work wit I
.51() '
WIIOT.FPAT.E AND Rrr.rn. l
Groce“es, Crockery. Ile.
corner of FrruJ
PliYHlrllti VI/SeltrirtlV—C
Oppopite the MeillOdi`t
IVittl'.l , l4 v.v t , PRZTAIt,(II
fro ,- leery, ( an , S - Wrirr.
St.tle kteet 01111 Ihr ptell
LESTEIt, S
(Roy ss, Whole.m
r,nr. , , & C. r4intr streci, 1
BETAT
I 11. IYII It ET • 11. I
Groceries, &c. E
Prow Goods-.
1 , 1 k7r. have this day received by exprees, a nice as:orttnent of
V Freach 1113, titlk, 3luhatr. Thavt
:51 de T.litie ,at . .11 11 BALI:4 ak. INC EY 'S.
lict. li, Ibl9.
ZMCILINGII OWIIOII.
J. H. WILLIAM., dealer in Foreign nod Domeldie ItillsoPeveiulge.
,Certiliente4 of iltposito. GOSII and Silt or coin, IA 111 lily and Evil
current and imminent money, neentinte time and sight drafts,
make collections on an the gasterit cities, and ma! , e remittan
ces at the lowest patthinc rates.i
Money received on Depo:ite and Easterrt drafts constantly en
Land at the iOIVILSV rates of premium.
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Viryinin, and 'Pennsylvania flank
'totes, and those of most other States, fought and told on the most
rea , mialtle terms.
utliec ,lirectly oppotite the Engle Hotel, doorsfromthecorucr,
'Ent, July 1, IS-le.
. . . .
DUIDICAL WORICI3.
, • JUST receive/1 from; the publi.herr. Lea di. TV an
..'...--' 1:-.. chard. Philadelphia, a large aseartmeni of Med
. ..'• ' .;-,-,-; ical kVorkff, which will he sdld nt the publisherre
15 :m i
prices; among which ‘i ill be found:
....,.
Bartlett on Fevers. I Build on Liver,' '
Boyle's Al:actin Medics and Therapeutics. I '
Churchill's Midwifery, ; Churchill on Female', , -
Aeliweli on Females, ; Cooperon Hernia,. ' l •
' Condit on Children, . Jones on the F.yr,
ilewec's 'Midwifery, ; Dewey on' Children,
Bungle:it - as new RetncdicsJ Bungleson's Practice,
• Limon & Mutter's Surgery, ; AI nicer/Principles.
Miller's Practice,l i 'Phillipson Scrofula,
Front on the Stoniaib,; Taylorshfeil. Jurisprudence,
Wilson on - fire Skin, I Wilson's Bissoctor, -
Cyclopedia of itleilicine, W illintne respiratory otgans,
• Voltaic on the Ildrec, Claw, FatrierAe.. Ste. '
Thernbrcriber hi:went for Lea &Blanchard, and will order any
Medical. LireraryorM keen:means works desited,find farld•lt thew
Plea) at l'u:,li•ltcr's prices. l'llysicians; - students nd °Mara arc
renueNted to call aad exabine his catalogue.
Erie, June. -10, 181 s. I O. siunicißn.
3 0- D OZEN Paint and Varnish nineties. aniliftwAvliitownl,h
Bru.hes, by - Nov. 0. CARTER & BROTI/Eli. •
A L_ 0 17.. 7, 43 . hb100, 6.4 it PAW) , urghrGeo. W. 14,ni.tif
r I'IY
LADY , B K ID UUSKI.
race° walking di.
Nov. 4. - I
Ties Half, and whole ihiliess„ Mos
, slips, S. JACKSON'S.
,
T EAB,-171$ung
(Nor. 4.) I
DA. 828CD2T.
Clfutlidoj Bold Biscuit, Juste
at No. 4 Perry %on by •
T. °W. - 1111QtYRF
. •
A EEESlliupply of
ceirect mot for on •
Erie, May, 12, It-19.
—.l largo nrsortmerit of Gilt and Mahog
/i:r with Plate%of iriffOrent olze.t. for trvet-
I G. 1.00311 S itr. Co.
I;OOKING GLA - 2 - 3.Sis
A any Frame 4, to e adt
1;a , :. old Frana, , .
Jin. 13. IS W.
DENNISON,
on Superior .treel.
!lief Ju.stiee l'aricer.C.imbrldpe
lllSihtest.,ltoq•m: lion.
It Bt., Philadelphia: II u•hnnl 11.
ev' York. For te,timonialb, it
- r
1 / 1 1"I'111011E,
• oter the Elie rank
Wm. P.f LAT.; /mon}, SI. D
IS &. LANE,
..twLotfice sicalbtrect, la-cm
Pa.
NSON,
in the County Bu ild
lAIIS}IALL, •
irs In Taminany llull huilding,
iv,
!IA LaiN,
‘N —Mire over C. It; Wrigt.Ve
state street, on the Diantood,
V FAG 4: Co.
in Forcian and Domettic Dry
•to and :31iocb,&c., No. 1, Flew-
DEWEY,
es, ercckery, Ilurdwnie, &c..
W. %V. Lon,ti=
MD
ii
EEEEEMI
W ARREN,
facturer, and dealer in glass, south
otreto, Erie,
. CLARK,
alcr in GI or pries. Pro% i• ion.: Shit
. 3c.. No. 111. llrorli -trill, Er ie.
STAFFORD.
u,ot 31ireellaiwous Books stationary',
ours below the l'oblie square.
•
OALDING.
of the l'ubltc square, a few doors
L. ELLI OT T.
1 dt‘ell ow in the Roche lf!tork. on the
tare, Erie. Teeth inturied r n GI Id
ett. rations teeth fillet! NI ith ;tine
a 'Teeth cleaned
Illfire! -0 as lo leave them of a pellucid
rantrd.
2213115 E
•airr in Sta; Ic and Taney Dry Goods,
dy Made Clothing, &c., f..7,innnerc (al
Pli and Fifth s.treetg, Erie.
IC' KERSON,
:rice nt hia residence onSercntif rtrect
Eric.
111. WRIGII7',
I.ller in Dry Grodp, Grnrrrirr, liardwarr,
ron 'Nnils Leather, OilQ, /kr.. rotifer 'of
le ',inn re, unvo.in. the Eagle Hod, Erie
.Isiltirl"r & CHESTER,
e and Retail Dealers in:4(u
1101 low
ON & PERKINS, '
dcaiers iii hrura , Medic lbe Stuffs,
ued lfourr . uric.
41411 PC I Wder1 “nd _Black Tying for 4tale by
ts...l.AetiBoat,
For the Rem
NER.VO•US DISEASES,
And of those complaints which are Citiiked by an implied,
Weakened ei• linitealthy condition of the,
NERVOUS SYSTEM. •
This beautiful and convenient application of the mesterimis
powers of OA I.V_AN ISM and NIA,G:si ETism, has been pro
nounced by physith
ani, both in Ktirope and
the United Statbr, to he the irony rateable medicinal die.
c.rery of thr dec.
Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,
i 4 1150 , 1 With the most' perfect and cert.iiii success in all
Cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening, the weakened body, giving tone to tile vi,rious
olgam, an l invigorating the entire s)itteln. Also in
PITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS AND PALSY,
Dyspepsia or Indige3tion,
RTIE[JMA'VI Acute nod Chronic, GOUT, Rm.
LE PSI', LUMILAGO, 13 F. NEN ES'S, NERVOUS
TREMORS, PALPITATION t P Tito
DE Ater, APOPLEXY, N ALGIA
PAINS hi the SIDE awl CHEST,
Liver Complaint,
SPINAL. COMPLAINT, mid CURVATURE of the
SPINE, 111 P Ok:OMPLAIN'I', DISEASES of
the 11/DNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF NERV•
'GUS AND PIIYSICAL ENERGY,
.anil ,
Nervous Diseases-,
which complaints arise from one simple cause, namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous SysteM.
(.In NI ILVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Nled.eines
fact ease the disease, for they weaken the vital .energall of
the already proatiated By stern; while undat the stienglhen•
lug, life-giving, %Rail/lug :influence of tialvaniina, es applied
by this beautiful and - u endeifol dibco%ery, the exlnusted
patient and weakened suiterer is roatoted to tomer health,
stien4th, elasticity and vigor.
The gicat peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Chrlstie's Galvanic Curatives,
consists, in the fact that they - ariest and cure direaslo In out
ward application, in place of the usual mode of thug . Ting
and physicking the p..tient, till exhausted Nature sinks
tmler the infliction
r h ,, y sh . en yhen, the whole system, equalise the tit caution
of the blood, pa oyfute the sce,retwns, and neLer do the 4114nIeS1
Witty ander any circumstances. Since their introduction in
the United States, only dime }ears since, more than •
60 1 000 -Persons
including all eges, classes and conditions, among which as ere
a large number of lathes, who are pecuharif subject to
Nervous COMpillinta, hLIVO been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
whin all hope of relief had been given up, anti ever) thing
else been tiled in a ain !
To illu.strale the use of the GALVANIC DELT, suppose
the ease of a person afflicted with that Gone of clvilitation,
DYTIPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nem ons Disorder. •In
ordinary cases, stimulants are trken, which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach, allird tempoialy
relief, but aa Inch leave the patient in a tower state, and with
injured , faculties; after the action thus c‘ cited has tented.
Now conivare thin with the effect resulting , from the applica
tion of the GALVANIC IllELl"rako , a . :Oyspeptic
even in the worse symptomt of an attaa•,;, and simply tai the
Celt around the body, ustpg the Magnetic Fluid as dile, ted.
In a shot t period the Insensible pepipiration will art on the
pasitiae element of the 'lilt, therehy causing a Galvanic vireo.
!alien which will pins on to the inegaht e, end thence hack
again to the positia e, thus keeping up n cimthwous Galvanic
circulation throughout the system. Thus the moat severe
cases of DYSPEPSIA ore PERMANENTLY cultr,i) A
FEW DNS IS OFTF.N AMPLY St FFICIENT TO ERADI
CATE THE UNEASE OF YEARS.
Certificates and Testimonials
From the most I:tegpeetable Sources,
Conti git en, sufficient to fill ever) column in this paper
I'Ve make a few hetertionc
RHEUMATISM AND DYSPEPSIA.
Seven Cases Cured : :
mint in
Intro
e Int IsTIF:9 t't lit rum every. cn•r, 'vs
m4tter how se% cie or chronic. Skeptic, nro icterred to the
fallowins. • .
MEM
A CHAIN OF.EyIDENCE.
6te 1:,(1
ll'xl[cl'l.
No. 1.
The foilow•in~ letter 1: from Mr. 41on D Felter, of
king.ton, N. V, a gentlental of high re.peet.ibiltty and
intluetxe
BEM
K 'NG'S MN, Ulster Co., N. Y., Jan. 21, 18 18,
To Dr 'A. 11. etinorst:—
CM
About the lint of November last i eallea nt your race and
purchased one 91 your Galvanni Dells, and 1 ant - linpm to Fay
that it has made a new mau of me. l=nr ) ears I hat e been
troubled with Ructettarttru, tors cevere, and a general weak.
Nest of the enlinle system, and very ti rrrntu, with pain in the
head, so Fat ere that I wonl.l loo.e to take to my bed thteo
or four times a day. My friends sic anonirhed nt the per•
feet and wonderful cure wrought on me. 1 net er uas better
in my life than now, and 1 know that this is altogether owing
toy our tIALVANIC BKLT, for I had hat the beKt ph) 664119,
and had tiied every thing precious to u-tug tt, without
erect.
• ♦ •
• •• • •••
Very, respectfully, ALUNZO D. FEL'f I.IU.
In consequence of the benefits eNpottenced by himself,
Mr Ft LICK procured a numbet of the 4;A S BELTS,
and hating divosed of them among his hiends, thus'W rites :
• No. S.
• , Risosrol, Ma 3 0, 1 1 80.9.
Ma Drin Dacron,
ou a,k the to give you nn account of the success of -your
0 LV_hNUJ fir.lari in this region, I can truly say that they
continue to do %sondem ; -hued, eds o ear them, and I do not
know of a solitary raseV failure in their tie I sold a Belt
and the Magnetic Fluid to a lady here some weeks since.
Kite hail a complication of nervous disorders, and was tcty
kite. lir. Nelson attended her, lint did her no good ; and the [
Doctor blew out considerably nhe i 'she got the belt, end
ridiculed it ; but the lady used the Blt end aas cured. Nov
this-Doctor haa the Dy spcp‘iafir a great Ns title, and could not
wire himself hut gets t h is lady's Belt, wi,li s it kept a
sect et. puts it on himself, eel It did him on much good, that
) estei day he called on me and got Ono for l,is wile.
NO. 3
Mks {Nonuse, of 'this Won, lay - nll %tinter with the
Itheurnatfem. the got to he pettedly helplesi. F.lell ona
who 13W her said site could not ht e she •cut fur a
VANIC BELT-put it on—used the Fluid freely, and in
I.llollr 11•1 , 3 Sill. IVIuNT OUT T1i..11 ISO, A 1 ,1) in TO BIN MAMMA)
OECT *sr a! The Doctor who attended V., hooted at
'the Belt, hut now,..str . ‘s thole is certainly a tenunkaltle.cuta.
hie puller HI 3 our Belts,
Mr. John Eman, merchant of this rlacc, was 'reduced to a
Mete ~keleton, spepim and general:chronic disease ; he
got o Belt and the 1 told, end it as hrottAy a wan as or
hare got in Kingston.' lie has !Tent latge ¢tt m s of mono}
in %mous units ows plemioutly, but they alt proted useless.
an old gentleman by the nnindr-of Newkirk, had the Tlys
p epria for thirty year 0. He tells me Owl he could not eat any
thing without its ri , iag on his tomich ; he was very much emaciated and looked miserable ; but he porch:iced a hell
from me, and after wearing it. 3 or 4 weeks, he thore up to the
door and said he had come to thank rue for selling Win C a is.
• TIE'S Ertl', cc It had made a w ell mail of him., He suss , tlmt
he 1191 V cats and digests perfectly, mid that Ire is as Beatty as
any of his neighbors. Ho isabout 60 years of age.
No. 6.1
Mr. Wood, of Marl,!Mown, ww drnwn up with Crsmp nn,l
Rheumatism; ro that he could not move. lflsi brother gat
Belt for him, and in one week he ts as so well that he f,,1
about attending to his business / Ile hays it is the greahst
45tog on earth.
. The wife of Mr. - Joseph King. of Kingston, has been coin
plathing of leissdn - de end general weakness for Amend y ears,
and also troubled with indigestion. She gut the Belt and
Yluid, and Mr. King told me this day. that, his wife waslose
21lother woman, it_ he 4 (lane- her, so much goa.
give yon a great Maar more eases, equally successfol, bat, I
suppose these will be sufficient. 1 may say that I nes er ,ias
engaged lu any business tlfat has been so fortunate and satis
factory to all eonee med.
Very truly yours, ALON'2O D. FELTEIt.
'To A. 11 Conn-in; M. A, New• York. '
(ti 6 Many hundred Oertilleatet from Olt parts cifilte•noury
try of equally extraordinary -character could be given.
No trouble or inconventerico•attentla the use of .Dit.
'CHRISTIE'S OSILYJNIC ART/CLI 4 :B, and they may be
worn by the most feeble end deli Cate with perfect care and
safety. In many cases the sensatioi-idtending their übe is
highly pleasant and agreeable. They can be sent to any 'part
of the country: ,
Prices • •
The -Galvanic ' , not; •• - • Three Dollars.
The aalvanic,Nocklace, Two Dollnrp.' '
The Galvanic' Brabelets, 1, One Dollar Each.
.The Magnetic:Fluid, One Dollar:
1)7:- The satiate", ere accompanied by fitil and plajn direc
tions. Pamphlets with full particulars -- way be bed 'cif the
authorized Agent. ,
• PARTIPULARi CAPTION: .
ttur• Sigoore of Counterfeit, ins! WeirtAteti inatotioni
•,D, Cl. MOREHEAD, M.D.,
GENERAL *GENT FOIR-Tfig UNETED STATES.
• ' ,
.IMI I
For role in Erie, only liv-the nuiliorizeil'agents I •
CAIFFY:R &,BROTIIER, No. 15, Reed House.Frie, 16; IE4. • ' ' tv,R
riOQPEß.'B,GEl.ATlV4,;for.leltiee,l92inc Mange. &c. &C., a,
a beantifatartiele. tbr sr*. uuRToN & pEßKirie.
29
'l3 18TORY of the Porchmeand Settlement of.Writtern New
11.70 rt.; And of the rise, progresi and present state of the
FreebYterlett Church in that see lon . Rev; lames Hotchkin.
Phi iosophY of the Elan of Salvation; a Rook for thesimes., Sy
an' Atnerican citizen.
Thankihineint nsrrativecemprising passages' from the Diary
of thence, ,Allort tetriple; By Charles B. Taflor, For sale by
W. E. lIEWRON & CO.
No. 8, Reed
IZE
ME
T:o. 7
ornatett Tx!'Agin
NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY'S AGENCY;
No. 1, Perry Block,l3tatirElt.,lliie, Pa.
. 'W. ivt 0 0 n.
viciity to t
attention of
iire Ten-drin ki n go :
Company's Nttperior Tens---milleet in nil ensen to I c returned If nut
appro%ed cf. Mining which may I c
Cool YOUNG DYSON,
Flue do
Nn t Fragrant do
Tj o o I very Fine do
Good II YSON,
Very Fined()
Good IllisON SKIN,
Gond I M PER I .‘f-, '
Very Fine . do
11.tiu Fine ' , I. -
Good GUNPOWDER,
Fine - du
13 LACES.
No I SOUCIIONG, -- go SO per 6. lb.
, ) 113
No (h) ...
.
Finest do 75
‘ 1 ,6
rraar a n t POWCIIONCI, VaTlOlll4 pates.
CONno, various pricen,
Tin' OOLON'a. ... • . -50 66
Very Ellie do 75 ..
rAtra Film , do • 700 ..
"NINGYoNc, - various priers. •
HOW/VA. or finest Black Tea imported, 1 09 "
7, - _r TAKE Nwrien !—'l he Canton Tea Company are the et
clal,irr venders of the saperior Black Tea calleil'.lloWONA'S
MIXTURE."
Every package.. (In addition to its conetinin full might inde
l'Olidelit Jr the wrapper,) hears the stamp rd' neatness rind ele
gance. -.ld the Teas ther.ein r , so thorreighly secured from livid
and air, that their ritinlity'and power will remain unimpaired in
any elimac. Tor sale at - No I. Perry !Hoek.
WINES itt. L1Q.1301113,
eil at vo. 1. Perry I:Sleek by
Jane :30,. WIB
ILTSI: teccltl
1#111"113 rzeu AND - OTJT.
pi-b and rk I ack inac Trout, juxt rercnivr.4l by
Ja/ the titv;loirr I,ousiatia. For bale at N 0.1 ., Perry Block, l'y
Erie: tHr.. T. w NIOORE.
Harborerech. Woollon ctory.
THE proprietoin thisin,viblintiment. len tog made ronsidiir
able addition to their inachioery a Well is all new :1111.1 ONO`
bent net experienced Nvorknwit in all the ilitkrent
hrinirlien of digit bob ne“. hre ready to melt:ince cloth for r. col.
or innutitheture for pay. by the lard. on rernorinble tenon. They
Unto on hind n large quantity of different kind, of cloth, flannelr,
blankets, shawls, cant- iturreni nod tninnls, an well i ng summer
won r of dilferent bodies and qualites, to exchange for wool.
give one yard of cloth for td f pounds of wool, as goodas the wool
will mike.
Carding and Cforh-nrcraing clone
All kinds of probuee taken for pay. and a liberal disenunt
ME
ki—We are preparing to make Broadcloth
11114rDES. CAS & Co.
Formetry Thornton & Co
- liarborereck, May 1.91 R
North nest Woolen irictory
7000
tollowing rates: For plrou 101 l cloth, one yard tor
II ••,. 01 . lN001; t'a•ilher. , ...l! IN.. to the t ant. ICc Woo 111 rtho wait
ufacture rripM. u, steel-mixed cloth nt
por yanl, t`r.c,ltneregiol the 4alur color: at JO el,. and while
llama., Nalitt •.octo. 14. r t
North Gast. Juno In,
nalirrnam PACTOWZ.
sul,serihr r would inform In, old customers and the public
geneTalty, that he romitmes to entry nn the Marble bminit,s
at the old edam! rot Ninth Street, het Weer, i trio and neatly
o-ill,of-itr; ate A.rademy, where be « tll keep en hand at all; tinv,, a
large stock, consist it s _' of th , djitTerent varieties or white and ta
rif,g,ted i fi n ajo, for grave-strdies, (set in , erkets or with
nut,) 'Pouth-tal,les, hoe. Wif•liin?, to tllltehrtse
in ill rind it to Oreir .1 , 11:111171fo. to call and e‘aflouc .tcck a nd
CP-t. As I yin not to Ile tilltior.01(1. I pledge my , ,lf to thrulshmv.'
thing in my line. front 15 to '25 per rent le,s than it can I e had or
Ow tort clinc age•tti for Ea-tern ra , t4ries
Fri., July 1:9
tree Woolen renctory.
t) 0 0 0 On t,A4t1,c,f,,V441t0r •vt f 'ol . 'lly.Sll. grartlreVin4o; , l,l
their twill rate , of ea , haispe. 111. 110 v' a tarirty of plaid and
fancy , IClpes or the lat, , Pe-terit f;ent:..4. pant. 0101
1) 9 1:. al•r , pr. 0,1 variety of all %%On: Tnee , ls! for bolloo o , ,
tt tsar. WI. I\ 0140 t.tainifil , torl. th, pre rut ,v a ira i , at 1 1, 1 14.
lon inn prices in ca , h. t 1%: Mack. brown, and steel-mix cloth.
31; ctj per yard:en-Lintel , of untrue NAM'S 11 err; so line (gantlet
.15 c Pt; and pre-set Flannel at 1.7 , ri , ol, I.er yard.
311:11.111.1.:V & unt:wsTurz.
Erif., Mar 11, 1,19
AGLEI WOOLI 1. 1 A0T0121". rELUIVEEIW
j r v wilt] iufbrw elle 11 orl '2' • '1 , % in!! and rloth
is, dial a 4• have entered 1'..1.111111V/Shill lif`TV:o , r rn
I 0 I. non a tos Mero,o-y. Thornton & Co. IVO havo one entire
tuofYte«'uti l :rhi'•rrt;.• 1 . 311 la , prisParasl lit Ilse COlllitT}..
\\cnud are iireimred tpa e . .cliance cloth. c:),
• +. Shell :I 1 . 1:1111114. , lor %%c{(. %VP
,- ieneerl crhs uts m all 14..11C1WS 011.
• s% odi.P.lllly rA per! of t.i'i • i..1 , 1` 1 , 1 puLllr riiiirelewe and
• of the IVI• little, ',it: . 4 hp: I) fzive pther.,l bat i,
lacti , :o to till Is 110 111. IV 105 till their custom. . I
l'ardi!w,Sidninug, :net Ihe-- iv, done nell, elienp and
crniu rind Foe:. t snpviirc., Wen .:C . :1 , 0:1C 1, Ili tAjIl Et!
necepnalc offii
D.\ VID , M,CIII 7 ,.ITIV,
r(1,11'1:1 4 , Erie,
SANILTEI, la.
M=MM
'Stearn 'Engines and Boilers.
S A TEare now.prepart,l to itmke to (Inter High Pres,tirel:flgitie
V for Mill: or other Mdrhinery, sand fht Bo'len;
of the utt,:st appru%cd I.iuds, oil diort entire and rtt int. wen 10v.e..t
til:Ssrxr & cuEsT wt.
,May a, Irl9. n 31
VCI (.1.1) PENS—( Ow elifferrot maker, inclo,ltrj. 11,10e;,'s be ,t
I Pon, for Fall' it TUtllee.l
1:1iP, Jan. 13, lel9,
(wo mg. a splendid lot of Eft a oil
,g,any l'rtair., of va , ietis and rakes. all It arranged
e the lcoks. by G. LOOMIS & Co.,
ily t I, e 1 . ,. Suite street.
CLFF of Gold, Si k er, and German Silver ' , mines, an
Ivo of coirea‘e 'toil convex. lAlso, the ccly
ircr:,l4pcctacic, t•iii.erior to al* in mr.'
G, LGUAIIS & Co.,
State street.
T 01:i
W mipro%
rrie J
Lt
L cttru
brit, d Pc
July 111
(101.1)
T Bre
of tit , . lat.,
cliff 'feta
ltt rc,
a , r, r
lit
July 1 t
MIME
1. do I
and.i'.tlte
from, for
July II
C 1
tJ poo
on hand
coin, and
.t - ND SILVER ARXICLES.—.III eXtellgiVe variety of
, d-Pins. Bracelet,. It ihgs. ',ochre!, Chains, Pencils &c.,
st s4ie+4. :llama:nth and other Gold Pens of the
takers. Siker Pencils, Brooches, and Head Ornaments.
to tall,vc wilt tint more thing.: than the Printers tell fer,
intended to at er-rittellte ,tar k t still ti a wputil add that
en, for magnify ingsw,•:// obJectv, can IT tlnind as mnal
• I 6, LOOMIS & Vo.7r,
1°1 4 : State at., nearly opposite P.rtg a Hotel
N t:Rf.".VIC ilitreraniki;;;le., in
ns Siirk/s Marine Clock,' a late Invention. Ali Cold
Watches, a rite assortment to-sleet a {rood ritna-keeper
ale very low, at •11. L 0011144 & Co.'s,
State street.
Demert, Tea, Salt and Mustard
Is, Tongs, lahilt;s, Forks, Baiter aml Fruit Knives always
lf mann Itrtorthl to order. Silver warranted equal' to
no charge fur r ngraving 0. LOONIIS &
lb IS.
nearly oppwite the Eagle.
v st) he Solar Lamps, Ca mphene and ,Ctird
Hpending and ide Latitns, Giranloles, Plated, Branch,
Candloorieks, at ;. LOOMIS & We,
dy 11, 11 , 1;+. nearly opposite the
EMIR
Al ()r
ti,
and otter
Erie, .1
Tr It) a
April 1
•niillValking Shocs, Men's Gaiters and
eu• .'tore, French street. M. KOUG.
al Seal Biippi r!
,pets at the old
NE2
bar Iffantod
• Par ClAf 4 ll r. , 00,000 ket of Hemlock Lumber, deliver-
My dock in Cr e. 11014 n ill be given fur the find Ivauled
ny quantity o Popular, Cucumber, White Oak , Whitc
•rry,Cliebtmit a ul common Pine Lumber.,
pal ' , ' Wllf. TIWESDAIT,.
WILT
I ed at I
Also tar a
Erie..%
" `•
ow Conaorn.•
r III: sass. tiller, having purchased ihe entire stock of Aterclinn-
I dize lately owned by W. ('. & It, r. Hulbert. respectfully so
licits the patronage nf his friends and the public generally, and
hopes lliSt good Goods, ta ir i,ices and endeavors. to please, la 11l
'nevi wi it a share .of'-c tallow— Lard Oil of the first q iality. by the
barrel, 0., a reduced.price, ' • , RICH. 4. 0. 11 I.IIERT.
1:111e....u) 29 1E 4t./1
. , anima rmsraorrs Lvov. nu.
A. ...... S. MINTER, I'll4\4l'lCA I. MATTER. ;will introduce
the Spring,Fashion f or lints this day. nna nould most
..revecl i fully,solicit his erientl4 and customers to call and
March
„D i' , very gent !enmity appendage.
Erie, 14, 141+1. 4.
, - ••, V 5t41.011,1art219,'• •
PPE undersinedta keel this 'nettled of informing the citizens et
Erie anti vicinity, that he still coutinuct the business of
TAILORING, of his old, stand, where lie will ba 'happy to save
them fromthe horrors 01 'slop Shop clothing, by making a fair and
l'anthimue garineut at a 'ery reasonable price. Ile returns. his
thanks to the public generally for ie. kind and liberal patronage
arclofore, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit and
r t•eiet: the some for 0;0f/tare; as he feels confident that front
lung experience in some of the'princ trot shops of Londoliand
Vor lc; he can execute any work ei t t4h44 to him in the most Work
manlike, faabionbble and Dation) ocher.'
'cult°, lE4t3. JOHN. GOALDING.
N. R. CUTTING tione'o n the shortest notice find with partic
ular care. Shop. situatesigith of the Diamond, and a few doors
east of the trio flank. - : • '
'dies Dress and Cloak Goods,
C
ONSISTING of Cashmere, Mou de Lungs, black, ,striped,
plaid and shaded Alpncsolli French Merino, silk plaid Mado
nna, Mohair lubt re. acc., &c .) uli t,V en ' - ' .l .":"'
Erle. Oct 10. 18V. GEOr'fitritrFN & SON'S,
SUAWL.B—Aoy•,giiaadty of Cashmere, Ilittd afid Basket
bawls, for pale by • -• it :JACKSON.
RGE Toor.s.—Those that' wish In find n good M. Adz.
prond As, any kind of Augur, Plain Irons, 'ect, cheap and
War Wed, CM% llud them nt , - WRIGIIT'S'Corner.
JQ UM, PIRST final i ty Madder. :Ind 51 1 01tis.pctra Logwood
CI 0 e4lll,lConrg - best, or, 10. CARTER & 11110T1101
li T 11 .1
il 1590 Cases ' t • heaves.
ilatkl " 1 Chronic ('nigh,
' lINI " . • Itroken \Vied,
590 d . "`i Horses nut of Condition, rind other dibeates.
'lliiiiremedv s MA tip in large pachages, weighing once one
pound, suilleiet; to trilttimlstr 4 ton horse for about 16 days., aid to
, clue an ortlinar case—thus it IA ill LC sten that it 1., the cheatieet
Ilmtve,intilie hi that can le givin. as only one dollar's it 01 tit it.
l•requisile to not Caber to cure We know of moony who Irate
improt.ed tlw t .due of a twat y horse fifty /141.] SOlllO 1111 C 11,1lCIrt•d
1 dollarri. by ow. eollm , w milt of the Tattersall lIKINe Powders.—
, Only be buret-)!pl. the gentathe . artie le, and our money IA 11l ie .
amply r e paid Ii pa.
M ore than :PI certificate , verbal and written. liner been reeviv
i
ell, attesting to he virtue at this inestimable remedy , l.m. we C hat e
only space to si lijoin tlw follow mg:
]trod the 101 l wing:—"This is toeertify, that I cured n honer of
~/
wino of the Ile Ives, by one package of TattersalPs Ili ate Pow
i der J, The bur 0 lim , made 111,1Fi:q1 of the Heaves sine,. the Pow
! der was sit en, and I telieve the core to lie perittwitt. • At, allied
' mine for hoot , , I I chi to
li I . 411 it is rtieow nelided fi in
tr. ts. BALL, Partner.
Town of ter ba, Oswego county. March 21, Ith - .
R.rVerld, Meitla Culuity, N. Y.
Mcsbls. Got iii & Kid Clit , f—tisn rs.—haying a Volllla horn
that had, imml to his injury, contracted the Beat CF._ i o,ltr.lia, , il
for it an artieli callMl"lleate Cure" hot which [think slim ild I e
called ** llC;li C nalier. " as it made tliti lair ,. a'gron I deal w orse than
hefine. I was afterwards billored tot...ll:ea the "THitetFall lica,,
Pow ders, " anvi l he ellict was an immediate rebtoratioli to bound.
ness. 1 have duce been offere.l.kftii dollars more for the horse
than I offered B for before it kook your medicine. Vows. -
J. Hilt LI Nil tl ME.
"Ctertov."-i—lmitations a nd M - 0:1111CS. COIIipMMIS hate fol
lowed lei whetet er 1% n have introduced our remedy, and iwe int.
der.tand that several - new one:tare being put tip for e Irettlation.—
Beware of thoe, and take no remedy lot "the Tattersall:"
None gelatine without t h in septature ot A. 11. Gough & Co.—
Prier one, dollar per Package. sot for five dollar , . Prepared and
and sold it Itol#sale and retail Ily ((ICt if & IiCTC/1 1 . 7 : 1 /, 119
Fulton b/treet..N. V - Carter L-. Brother, Agents, Lrie, Pa.
No t y. in, 'l:l4ti. -
80 51 per II!}.
73 •`
00 ••
75
100
30
71 '
00 of
115
71
11.1
33EIVER LATE THAN NnvErt.
TUST territipl and II& day opening at No. 2 An:err:an 111, , k,
a genr•ral artkalment H 1 Dry Good' , on itvd to the rearm,. to
gether with Grocerle:4. Crockery and Hardt% are w Ida %% ill I.et-01.1
nun - many tow for cart' or ready pay. ' - - ' .
I M. MAYER:
_
I:rir., June 7tll, 1E1 9 ..
---- - ' __..
7 ---
LADXCS DIMSS GOODS.
C ()-5 '
qisnriN t: of Fretielnotot Seriteh aingielmsllalictrine,Prir I
erl Lawnentlll Join by iiile Milb1111.• Ai .o n great . e. 111,41 c i
Il'ur , tr.,lllati Linen ;Net and tliti!.re Bert& .511. m Ir.. J.i....t 1,‘,.4
l it Nell Alum - 1,111 fir rk State. St. M. MAYER.
rile' June WI, lel-.
,
T. W. MOORE
STEVEN'S
J. R. COCIIR kN
=MI
- IIEW GOODS
villa; ~,111, , ,,: iii,er: are JlOl re , Cil nie a ter) full t , lock of SPRING
and SUMMER COODSl , ont.i.aing nI
of rdOSt In - Cry % a riet of
Dry Goods, Grorer.es, Iforrhr r , amt Or.Arkrry,all ()Ili loch hat e
Gen purcha,e , l at niooolal 1 , , , a, ,-- r .to coal s , 01 fe told ablal , an at
allyother Iloatr: in Erie.. '111(1). Invite 110,21 old enbl'Ancp.,l. ,,, !i ,,
foal Gentlemen. root the l'atlic t;eaerally, to call and CVlntille their
:-...mrtittentherore parelia , ing el.en late J. MUCIIES & Cu.
i u ~June 'to, 1..1e. ,
t
. . _
'NE,‘"Frm peril lit e 'rale, Mary Gruver or the 'rrubty 'WO. at
June .. ?-,Jour . . •-.11. r•l'Arrui.lre.
•
sal, a novel. by Mary Button, at
7ELF Cm'
. June 2.
I) itiLe
INotcs my Jamey, Peter, Jultn and Jade, at
41'AFF011.1)%"3.
ID On, Ciav flow If and firmiwr, rho
noo, k , i! ; ry of I' lio-gza• no - al
,compri-ny.! weft: .fro- Cl theComjr , - , of Ito' el , •01.41
.ory (1. N'lleoler,
ll
ga.‘‘ :10i, I. .Ftlo. o at
SPA I'l'on-1;s,
- -
• _
took for tho Timcs.
Ll'i:l\i
1L 1 dlou u
Stale , , II
fililW - 1:(t •
I_l '2,-
. . .
•
TT 1 :cf:• , ; % , I (lueonF, or life In Ile. l'nhqs, ~....:4istiu7 of'll‘,..lr
.1.1 !cal ~ F t •teN.r. of Lomb Hill* 7. 4, ;cholas, LePold. :. alrella I l
Victoria. ~..r . June `.l-. : 4 1'.‘11*(14 . 11r - r
____
1.; 1 1t1Nr..1. 4 Ni)A GIAIPS.- 2 .),Ve nre pow fe,e1,.112 a Luc n ..:
l sorimer'4l ~ 5t1t..1% - of-! ,, r.uud Li....,, 1 .. .,.,g,5. ra,o c.v., 0
all kin', al'Oi all the Lew IP . . les 01 Dre.h Ttainintw2... ;,t
:l,11:11' ‘1.1.-$.
are no* o,•iving, a f.c.11.•111.1.1'
of ILo
lNrt•ril••,t'bleb a Poore al art at 1,11%! . 11f1 4 : i c.
6,1 .1114111%, 11..1111P 0ar,1.1%0-
not to be 1001,..i...31(1. ean
I. R0.,1 Urn' 1..
SIP 1'1t...•e to l ,Ivor, .oer, Ir !.
Jo 01 Brut'. n' an.! I, P. 00- an! .11,:u
variet. 01 I.a :tad t;.11{01,. aad
and all Mail, clitl!lrea's turd La lir:, I:, : I..Nrpf,..
.1.1%(1,iP, 4 ,`N, a t 1,
(21.70n„rt%
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[`Weft: 411.! 'l .1..
: A:. SON.
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ri.eao :I I , IA r A . 1;LIVEI,
(11
1i rtu•ut
1 I\
1,4111 '
rt
pular rublication.9. :7rom.
I'IARI .1111, Et 7:117,017i - 7:5.T.4.
, t p.., (I. 1). :,1170,1.1.1.1(
..f II .9
..t \ . 1 1.0. \V. Cll , Oll, 'll,l l ,
W1 1 ,,U1',1 r of
the r S,e.
yr .1. ur.,111.! relit lk !it! Ji-;r rl at the Mo..'
11. D. S. - Ille 1: ",
,` uorks. mut. illitel‘ -.tyr
u. Julie 11. I-1
.71.TCW
i T
1111%
%Li:
A 11(
au f
which he
p eltraiß
GLOT
lo11(1
lea% % hlr
•114 1:11 r
%,,S
•br (II I
S.. C1.1./TILSC.-1 much. Ihiclit.li turd Antericttn Itrt , t
:111r) r . 1.-iler. cr every color, shade and e.mt1i , ,...._
NS, % I:STINGS. Fiwlred and stripe . l 12.t—nnere rm.:
rk sat ill Vi&lillg", f:ll,y ..111.., Veettie , . liar!. :;;;,1 inn,
serge C.avat , , :Lit: Shire , . Nteritto do., Witt them , en,
t t pon !erg, Le., ( . .t PS. rim:: and l'he.lit'ai •. cheap at
etc P.l ,f`, itillll , lll .- tint r. , c,1:11120. French strict I
—r
newly Pule Clothier, at the 'Clothing Store,
I 1
Ccrcanecial Encl" , nre
1 -.--
" .L'
4 1 1 / 11
TIIIL t.hbscriLer has now tat hmtiltd I:is i 'l:W (1.(i'll I
• NG STORF., a %cry ement.it e ;1.04.'11111CM Of fin t in v•
~ :1.0 .1. ) i1.N 4 ii , made nit in tile i:kt,` , l sly le and In the I c.. 1
f_ Iltilllilr, it Inch he in determined to tell for ILL. 11•311.
>1 . 5 per cent. 'Lower
I!'"
Pi t z nr t' h i1 1 ' ' 1 1 , ..(. ", 5 1. 1,: j % : :. ' 1 1 ). ° 1- " .1 , V i l e n ni
tint.ti l i ri l l ifl in t '. lor i t i i .; ' ll ' i r .t k l, ‘ l ' l l ,
• ~. • ' l l ;;l ti t ' x i , " et ‘ t . e u l• ' . ;t i nt warm ;A. , the . e. ta:ll.,hinvot shall ! p lii• -
LTC ORA i { l reg , ird to (i.r 1113 , NI( or i rile. N.Atce tin
ollnn int ,
;I..pcillur Wilb u r In nr-11 Vloan Dress Coats;
t'-irg.l:sh Trt...rd air I .11011111 r Satl: C'ea's; ._
'll kid( N:.-m i ultr Cloth t'oitts gY errro (',a; il i ihrelt ,7vl ,i'll7trif V;i:Ti Mere. Pants
Yel,.. ,
till, S i illil, illetino (tad l'ass,tu.'re re,;s:
Linin all l i 'ol.ton (I•Pt4irt , ofier,,,, 1,..r n .i :
Tpt . . l .r s.,,ler..a4,l_C.timllels, Ili t..Cl.(iri 11 . (1. ( 'I'IIING A Nit
T.I.H.P.kIII.INS.
A. sot Fine, tirt,l common Shirts. S,lk stiltrh.and than CTS. Vt.t:t, , ,,
(10.011:al.+, Cullar.+•, Stock-. Itmoins, ~.tmiks, .. , e.l (qv:cr.. &c. Ai.
a lii. ('tl ,`T1 , .1. " 5, 1 Ind I (shionalde fluters, employed ;mil is ill
cut rim trim i t).i. r , t l . Le. I mmin. r ,ot I maLe ,d 1 km I. 01 el..tliti.t to
order, n h u rt n 111 ;I• n.trroetej to L!I , e .Lily !..e.t1.11.
Tile tril,ll,• arc , inn it,d to (-111 and Insrert therl.:thwe In the !tete
tutu ell'hl , ('''';' , NOttitrrit ill the rolny.erOtalr.....•leme ,. . l'reorh :4.
UppoSl c the lialliter Ifutt4. NUSLS K(XII.
May 19. Is, S. I
S 1
1
It
NCIM Goo ds.
"IV rAm. AND WINTER COOP:R.—The Fut ~ ert%er
1, now reci , ivinr! his Fall and Winter Stock of )ry Cootir,,Gro
ceries, Hardware, Pooh; and Slices, Queenbn are, Iron. N a I I:.
which Will incllre Itis`,4oelt full and COMpi,`lll, and hill make his
-stuck very Clamp. Call and bee , . The pores ‘a -nn you. 1111
tlclohl. as I %till not Le undersold tbr ready par. anuorieCr'.
Oct. *2,* S3IITIt Iw
JACK to S I :ON.
Bonnet goods. ~
il) L'C'D tw Express. n auoil selection of assorted uncut Vet% cc.,
IV resorted Sothis, all co'nrs• rot. and uncut Bonnet Silks. a , ;-
Forted It ibbonc. &c . all of ‘‘liieli will he sold very clican to :1111-
liners, or to the rJtail trade. at IN Illtall".1. 4 13),1iN I:R. ,---.
Dec t.l I 1 .0.1
FARP .S.--'2.5 doz. Hakes for F. ale ft the nianefactlirer't .
, b y AVRIGII — •
1 1 , - -
Til,AeliS)lllllS will find odd ahkortnient of Any
t, and all tut'. of Iron tad Steel, worranitett to ite
eql.tal an y , and cheap as the cheat e:t on the corriCr Wear the
Conti !louse. C. B. WItIOIBB.
Oct. '27. ,Si
Shelf Ilardwaio• •
A - Corner:ll as•ortment; including House trimmings and nails o
A
nil kind., mar he found, on tcritas to smt the pinchnser. at!
Erie, 04. t t. 7, 1F.1. 1 . C. 11. WRIGHT..
•
• - Pogars Goods.
A LA TM 11 assortment of Yankee Notions Just irceived of the
rt. mannfactors. and Jilin the articles for Pedlars. at New York
prices, nailing transportation, at WR IGI - 11."8.
•
Oct. 91.
Cash for r-,^thors.
WAN7'r.D n quantity of good Ot.ostt Feathers for millets I
will pny if delivered Soon. at
Oct. el. C. 1.1.
White Vis4 . and Trout.
A w.. 4 TM ANTED article juk ed al Avracw
Carpetbags..
Tlll9 DAY received from the Manta:tett ies. a good Eelection of
...'sported Corpetings; front ISt to 75rents per )ard. Also Floor
Olt. lOtllth Itoarth Rugs, Wuolen ertuu Cloths, r.ll to be had choap
WRlGirrfs Corner.
Important to Ladies•
200 PAIRS Lriqes' patent Gum Elastic Overshoes, com
prising mix diderent Patterns and styles, to %%inch I in
shr„.,the attention of those Ladies who nigh to keep their feet dry,
to 6411 and look' at the assortment at IVitIGII'I"S
,4.119. Catnwoo.l.7oo tbe. Vustlek, and MO the. Nickwoe ,
9by Noe. 10, • CARTER & BROTHER._
PlrliEtio ! ringeti.—A good assortment at
G
111111ALS &DE 'YES.
PLASTER AND SALT.-100011610. tut timid, dry and under
corer, to he had nt the lowest market rates. on the corner
near the Court !Imre. C. D. WRIGHT.
TIYEhrTUFFS —Log Wood, Clitnwnod, N irwOndo Fustic, Mad
der. Coppera.. Atom, Vine Cream Carter, for 'gale by
Dec DERN nctur,
The Greatest Discovery tLe Age;
MMLITZ
on, minas= VIIAGNEITIC Ortiorth vg
ill the tit&d, at (Milt la Cotald111! 14,1 41 , 1 7 .
N 11.1" wto):l. , %%edul "g".il i-itnets
IC
of an ointment—to Ic applied exterhall) for II renut,4 1 ,,....q
Th e utn,o,d 'mlllllll.l OLCCI,} It low :Lel oh, ttanp,s,..,'" . "
1,11.5r0111..11,1* IF 11111 AGE. h .
etleet.mg cures 01 the 05500/1 ilahurtahce,
CtIN VINr El )—tltr., molt ill:1ov are Cull,' INA t 4,1
the power and I rtde of thit• great ren
It in mitt admitted 0 14. the
31 - ,sT
- Ivi.v
ettA
t: ATIOdeNoKNOdWNothe%VOI4LPfur
'",
Ic,l
It never fade R h Ile there retnnim
ral and healthy action to the captilar)
quaisze the carutation sf the btoba.
putter is gal, ed Ore , tbt TNE/11 Uitl ji 3O , of
e taunt b.• ul, 01i1.101 frhm any other ren...1 . ..
thit rood inothm that it penetrateE to tier} Sort u t,
f r ,, m e ; Cl C ry Lone and onnehr, ICOI.1.171( zvd
rd nut nod made of PrirlfY ddr_ hu.l Lo., ttTlgq
11111 Ce, liC.OpCO 00 re.t111.1., 41.14
N inner/ ih..u.nee, are on RTC,' .1 It !'er, rhi, r.
4.41 hu altli 10 :1(010 near the irru..l.
Mal remedtett 1,114 , 1 10 ~nt c.„ h
I #4 , 11 the erne in IN I 11,A M. 11,111( rti 4,1 the Pldvi,!,
et er need I li.; II Ith lin* di, L., v. !wit th, Map: Itici t , ti :
That dangetc,m, epiden.lf
cab alvt ored 1t
141..% N1.A.;1'041" 11111.1 - t(.VI
oomph SC remedly star pil p l • ,
out ar too, it u - t// 5,(11-rd flair! relic,' to a t ,„,
.e-of NEII VOUS 111:A1).11'111: tit tharty 510.1,4.
Fur NCI% GUS di- CF,t's h it s rrv, , d) r ...I . 11 : 1 ....11..1`1%:,
ction, tt.r. •pihe, It 11
Oat. hub , ' ,
ill tin lace ur bit t, 1 1 44%1, :slut Ili .1, t-cht„.,,.,i t s - t ti. l
I:ryipela,. rd ccott•FSi.re, l e
relies tkiby o , t: oh Ow- a wt
1)11. 11.1,, (.11.k 11% ,
inrepky to your quern , - x ,ti 1,151 rd ut
Ddents 1 !lase made st tilt toil' n, , tii rck
went ; I call .as st ill. ple.l-1,r. , . that 1 de fl
11:•1' lit: AGE.
It 1., 11,A% t.e.rlT - :mt.,)l.ar., kW,'I rr,,
prac (If :Ind Tit 1e.11.11 it 111 C.", It I
and ~tetturtil, (1 lie ittot4 ittal,tfvatit hstol.
et cht vatere ail interu,hl mini:thus hot, d.l
EMI
1 trnr ire:tied cr-et of Inflatf.,:nti. - .,1
of ff.,• Lund. lop.onfelatioli of thee l'utie
1,.:1111! -I el ti , r!,
•', l'anktr 11:,le, and I. to r
ef
- It. in ~Ilpi.ltttnic ktortm n as the ruin.l
111..11) , t 41 . 1:11.1( Ills- %%ere I t t.
fault d t r 4.,6 . . - ta,g a t-I•re•dv nod rurt:loi
cii:ve 01 Burns, 6111 a int•, 1trt.t.4..t.,
I a cisaytt.
No P1..0-I . lan nr faintly will It a l ..111.:1t
clot., attt r • vc..n.11.1; into! 1,111
111N1311.1)1.
ti , a, N. Y.. Jan. 19. 1-16.
17Y for clinher particular- and tutu
v. tin I_, Filet, 01 and :37
A G & Mother.
& J, L. Wet 'ter, lie
•11". I , I, 1S• J.
A. Tracy,
Erie. A11.t.n..1 I I, 1-17.
Crairs's Spirso—A.bdomin 1 Supporters.
R: \r ylA r ; N ,i _ \ "dr. ,uri,ro.ing Hann fer., ritcter•zitr:r
M . , L''''' . • ILi , I • - ill:liar 1/I‘trtli Iciii 111:11ri 7.f. ;,..,
lf ; •I ~..0 , 114 I\lo , lllll •I'ZIT 1 . 1114.101 e 1nf.,,,,
io, r i / Lit Idt ...f : .i. l:,, lif lel adsltt., itl tf.:l4 '. 3.
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tr."‘
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a lail• :T0 al 1.1/1' ft: .4•,sit , `. V. tn. m ~t ,r.
a tlttt ; o t• ll' 111.0 . 1. i ill an t • itt_t.ttiffj.7. ,
ft lital, I OfiTh: Of ufti I is i 111 a. v. V1t. , 1 ,
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re— 'I , elerkr3 and • r• 1:, ‘,l 0-..r , .r..r...,•
r j .
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•
Ilt in WO ii 111 , ilfle Vt:4oop ; f ' t: f:',..f :a ,
~.. , i, is ill i.e tinted 01 We greotera,e %, ice. 1i , ii• t au. ,
1,1 1 1 ,.. he iltir lii I ,rr , al, 1 . 11:•t•A V iliv lir t i 'r -wa1.,,;. nt , ,.„',1
a, nt a c-010 01 ti :I+ NI iti , ll re‘mltill ilrilw..le :. , ;,1 - '.i.-.
1'11,,,,c,,,115 ate t ..1 ocl.iliV 111. ice,' 10 call :rue c, I nut her
~,r %12*I'L'.11. & It 11 1./T111:1-1, N.,:ißff:F
‘ are 11,e ~..,,learrew, , hpl orate,l ;, :10 1%,:,
f 4 PAITORD'S
!EMI
DR. P. 11,11.17.. 3 C ET.,313 -lED 031131
It 1:. D 1.
r• el 'RE ALI, DISE \
.;./ . 1,1, and InThe i" !Or 411
1) tut tt 11,10 i it I- rvcc
t,t.l crf •"tr% rd thiz Mv.!
linart,lKa!li" , . At r• ,
V. ft,:Cg-o n ti•uf ; c,
t it-;;•0 dittirlot -11.1
the cilt•-t.
t Ow 2,2% tc,
1 url. "
1 1: OR r 'l' I- I mo , recut thlt , ,. to
1. h n (• Dt. Cvn , l'rattl
hat.. loutid II 111 ev , r) elicacivu.,
IL- ft
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%3 ... \i 1:-.111.:1. r - 1 .:1'. N.!-on, "1V I' I:: , r -
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t' P IV , I•Z!,i, ._:1 \ V :Ir. ri. • - 1 'll ~.••
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1.: . : c tot ~1'A...-. i• ( ..- 1..'1:.• 1t,... tin v
It.
the v.rilmnir
4.,(11.;1
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4 co. :11:11
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ra.: : 14 (' Pr..: 1 tb
1'.11 , , p.:er. 1 1. We: 1 .
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11..• I'. mt.
123, (11 , -110 , 1 Ft. 1.11j1,1
0;1‘ B:tgt.t
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,r 1 ahiphio t iree tai c!iarg,.
(31
7...L 7 .7,1E,'" GOT:
TS WON . ob
:., tge orr rr ;
a••:.1:1o,
t-ri% et IN no I,l', rlr ekh
ror , . I re,el
rihg,
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t. t t
1'1:61,1 knit I 7.: hrt , ,
, 4. : 1.1:14' • 1.. t.),
gilr;or%
111.:1111,t t .1 d If a
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:ld IC'd ct 10W...-. i.
/.ore.llllsl rat. ,
Jh 1.,11,111 , 1 . 1
Vr , ll hr Hr el
. ,Ir, I c:;,-1 • !,t4
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At , f:e•
11;11 , to•
=
tul in-, alio ctn
attill!ft I . lil
0 10 1.'1(1,11. tiI Ch \ 'II I , e ,Told at much le••
•
N. 11. furnizhed.on rea.,anal.le tem-.
Y' All IVat , hc, and Clocks clean. t
ranted. AI o, Accordeons; MUSIC ISOI.eN Jcntlr
tItC)IO,, P 1 00.- I.rone Wat
• •• Verge, 50. 1 , 4- - A main t.l
.New Vergo. 1 00. I.unette dl if
Double H,iit ie. CUmnwu 110
64 flonqs, '25 to 50. New
Job's LlJne in prof ortton to tk-att; e
'll 111 cJI to e ,olti•tactiJat or the uko . 2 refunde!.
Drown' Etnno.flotel. 1.131
F": ti', Not . 13, 1:•18. _
- Now rall and Winter Goo
I - übuwibers are now recet% on: an! . Cpcion.
I Fall Vi liter Goods, con,i,tnw et
Go,ons. minntr)tEE: KERY.
IRON, srIRE.L. NAIL, ...OP 11,1—
1111 e "'did cheap for cash of ready l a
'October 2. P• H. GEO. Sll,
CANAL LAMPS.—Thick GlaFe, salt:Ole re
term, by :flay I'2
•
600 LBS. PRENCII & VFILLOV; •WIIBF
Nov. 6. I•lliTtR
600 1.116. VLNITIAN Red, Etti11:11.
Noy. 6. CARTER
no 0 LBS. lyiirriNG By
Nov. 6. C tRT ER
_ ,
tj f ---" (); Lll6. h'ItENCLI & Chronic ore,'l,o
- • Nov. 6. i' IIZTEB ,
(;
- - -•-- ---
1 0 ,1.1.1.0 • • Furtiwirc Coach, eh
c itlf
:4 - it li 111%tl, by Nov. 6. ' CARTF: I2
6 1 0 60 C.ft.iiif•Ft:/TA1T,ii,,;,,;,1.i 1,1"
[Nov. a.) cAin't h
-- •
. New And Fresh iocerim
T a im Stll.criber Im. ittst reel:MA a tr. ,11
family ai wlne-s and W010f..., , d
-'•
glavg. Inch lieGrorern.s;
IN 111 yen qn,
h'lle.ale or retail, clic.;ti ttcla •
c 41.1 pr country produce. Call and rre.
•
10 0 KEGS %VI! ITE 1 :..E. 1 1 : 1) .R fr i :n! " 1 1" „r:41 1 . 11- ` : 1 ,
and Pittsburoli .0% 6. C.111'11.11 ar. b.. -11
OCILIN BP6r,l3ol6tipn To', erema tTFi
C. Indigo, Ly • Nov. 10. 1111'1 1 &
) ;to{ooVal.
IlEatilmer ibCt has TCllloledltts cotablishtwe,
I IV. li. Knowiton'OVatch 'and Jewelry : 4 1
;leak.
dto ruppit euwintnent with Hat ,
tes , , Hr &c., the * 4 .tt• •
r.. I II 1 -
Erie,
1 , 10‘.n e
and li , •
•
: Pl‘ " • It.. • f
I in Erie.
I_ • '
EME:I
c .,-,1
r
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r 171 : 1:1 1 . r 16 ; A :::: :4 ) Ii l l
c 7,1 ri
,3t'2_l4 ~.....h,,,-11.
121111111
EIELA:O77..S.
Ro6ll:l..Ttlrkien. Cashmere. 31 , 1-lin
do L
Shir‘r.r, n goMI rtsorthient at (4.0.
‘Sr;li
ent. lOr
ft
ru kir
• hi , roulh
, t Nat d
H 1 ' , 1,1•,1 . cus.
Ilverif,4l 11.;n:.
nirtho -
IA ail iltii‘t
11:a%e Imi(1.1.1,1
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Inna,tonainr E•
tll.l I.t.in4i and 11.
'r\'lllair, 1Y s!
eil I.llliti
uttlAut
,1$ are,70; , 11. Er
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