Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1830-1853, April 14, 1849, Image 3

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News of the Week.
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it- Telegraph to the Obserier and the Buffalo and Pitts
burgh papers.
Yoftx. April 9-3 P. 11.
Several Californians have returned from Panama in
the NOrtherner, being d i reouraged n ith the hardships
encountered, and bs fear of not being able to get pas
sage to the gold r egion.
Among them Mr. Downs from Worcester gives the
Tel a gloomy account of affairs on the Isthmus. He
estimates ZOO is waiting there. He reports much sick
ae•e in Panama as well as on the way across the Isthmus.
ptsentary, Drain Fever, &c.
Deaths were frequent., Many have been taken sick
m Panama. Many Americans have died. Sunday he
ron) he left '2 had been hurled: Chauncey Herrington. of
Lockport, ;,bout)cars of age, said to have a wife
sad child at that.place, and Chas. Miner, of Utica, aged
19 ”ars, whose death is attributed to eating fruit im
c,oderately.
Sr. Loves, April 7.
A dinnoeratie general ticket was elected yeatelday, ex
cept the Marshal, who was elected by 150 majority.—
The Board of Delegates is whig. Aldermen democrat .
The New Orleans Picayune of the 31 t ult., says:
~ T he Whig papers received' yesterday fr in Arkansas
concede the election of Col. Rowan., for overnor, but
i private letbr dated Napoleon, 26th ult., says that Wil
ton, wing, is elected.
New Yurtx, April 9-7. M.
A Mr. thirgess, who came passenger in the Northerne,
omit sit weeks in the California 'nines and confirms all
ir.er ions accounts of theitbinidanea of gold. 110 brought
th him ono lunip weighing nix ounces.
While at the minas ho heard of immensely large Itimrs
being found, but the largest ono ho ever saw himself
neighed but 19 ounces. Ho also 1 urnishes the follow
mF of a piracy in the Pacific:
Tito schooner Rosa Sequida, Capt. Contreras, of about
IJII tons harthen, left Valparaiso on the 15th of-Nevem
iper last, with a large cargo valued at 40,000,:and several
passengers for Son Francisco. The, vessel arrived at
Gallipages Island on the 18th of December. On the
:24, the Captain and passengers, 19 in number, were
en shore for fresh water. The mate, an Englishman
named Barton, the cook, a black man and a sailor, made
63i1 and proceeded to sea, leaving the Captain and pas
senger, on ' , horn without provisions, clothing or any
thing else. In addition to the mate, cook and sajlor,
there were on hood - the schooner, the second mate, who
sas confined to his berth by sickness, the Captain's
nephew, a lad of 18 years, and a servant girl belonging
w one of the passengers.
Lt addle,en to the cargo, there was considerable specie
on board, belo'nging to the passengers, The f a t e o f th e
lamd mate, captain's nephew and servant girl Will be
to.known until further accounts nre received.
On or about the 25t11 of December, the whale ship
Ilups, Capt. Christy. Mr. B. says, touched at the Island;
and was entreated by the passengers of the Rosa to sup-
Mem with pr f avisions and a boat by which they migh t
reach the coast4ut for some cause they were refused.
The, unfortunate passymgcrs 'remained on tho
sottaiag for want of provisions and necessnrhs, until
the lkli of February, when they were released by n
.mall vessel MIS tons hurdle'', and arrived at Guayaquil
en the I.sth of March °Wird . % destitute ofelothing and in
a lamentable condition. '
iri'Conionander Shubrich, brother of Commodore S..
?tea *utholy at Wilmington, Del., on Thursday night,
acing retired in good health upon a hearty supper.
Ni.w YORK, Apnl 11-3 P. M
The vote fur :11z9or is, NVocultittil. Viig-19,4.10
Van Schanck, Free Soil, &c.-15,C61—Threo wards
gave an aggregate majority 16til When the votes nro
a;lcounled.,this result will he somewhat changed.
Compri .Cciest 11-..—Thirtet a Whig AWCTlllell--/
Avo.44jit Democtatac Alderman and -1
Assistants.
For supr,ior Churl Jutlgr i s, the 'Whigs nre elected,
fintlinv Ju.t g .n nrmnie Calttr.
The vote fur New Chatter not known, though it is
be./laved to be adopted. There were one or two WI ebb.
for illegal voting.
The Tribune sa3s we have cltu. co no excellent Whig
,Mayor by a larger deer than any Whig Ma} or
of Ncw York ever had.
The (lohe changes the, defeat to the voting directly
for the Whig candidates, 'wh.ch woo uniformly done by
theForomany JJull leaders— r that the Free soil vote in
dos city upon it.l first orgatuzalion last fall, was 5000.
Yesterday, )Jr. Vigo SA3iett received an increase- of
The True Sun vale the %%MO did that ye.terday,
whlch they !vivo not done before in n year—they swept
the city. The defeat of the Democratic party in the
Chatter Election is conipkte. it i. indeed a total rou t e .
The rontost was hardly worth the mime of a fight. It
elt.tra.es the re.talt to the Free bringing a new set
?Mgr. in the field, Lifter professing to have united
'mit the Democrats. 1
Nn% YonK, April 11,-7 P. M
The Penns, lvania Legislature finally adjourned last
tuglit at a late hour, having first passed the Appropria
tion and ReTCIIIIO bills—aka the Ten hOur bill amended
Z}' mierting a sectioa extending eta provisions to persons
of 17 }ears of age—yeas 13. naysiti.
The Union says: Mr. F. Parker. of Virginia arrived at
Washington on Satuiday o ith a despatch from Lima.
Ho left March 13, in tho British steamship
Piro, and arrived in Puttania on the 83d in ten days.
A proclamation byJohn Randolph (lay, our Charge
'a Porn, he cars had contrlbutod to dampen the emigra
tion from that region to California.'
Mr. P. crossed the lathintm without difficulty and 'La , .
tired 'arCharleston in the Northerner on Thursdar last.
Tho Lexington had sailtd for the United Suites with
$3 60 ,000 in gold on board. -
The Louisville Journal of the 6th goys: Th. steamer
Winfield Scott arrived from New Orleans yesterday, had
3 0 cl , es of Cholera anno.ng the deck passengers.. During
th e trip no sickness in the cabin: -- They were treated hy
the clerk and four died.
WAsnoGroN, April 19.—G P. M
APpOISTMENTS sv TUL PRESIDTXT.—R. If. Barnard .
P.M. Hudson, N. Y.l Darin!! Perrin, P. M. Rochester .
Tho St.? Louis Republican, April 3d, says a letter front
St. Joscpl ' f,says that there are about 3000 persons in that
to% n intending to start for California this spring. It is
f,trtlier stated that outfits can be had at that place at rea
tr?rable
The steamer Nsplus Ultra arrirod at St. Louis last
night f•orn Galena literally swarming with California
emigrants
Itia
contrlnplated by a wealthy Shipping House in
Kew York to ebtablish an opposition lino of steamers in
the Pacific between Panama and San Francisco, and
Wells & Co. prop tsc lending a fast sailing Brig to Pan
ma in a few dais to take pasiengerd from that place to
San Frmeiseo.
A ‘TIVATEI, No rlo:ls.—ln the Mato of Michigan some
of the people oppose free trade between the United
States and Canada. believing that , the trade will be iv
tidal to the Wen eta of that State. Some thousand years
mince the Chimie, built a wall around that empire to im
pede tho etf ursio: . iof the Tartars, and more !Teently
t are ds lerl clots opposCd a moru formidable barrier
t 0 trade than the Chinese wall was to warlike expedi
tions, ilidging from the tone of some of our own ox
ch"g". and our citizens,' we are led to belrove Mat in
Ibis 'unity there are some who would advocate the
bu -
iithni; of a wall around our country to exclude for
e OW/. and the filling up of our roadsteads to exclude
io'ninere,
IiGG" The ecolest murder of a late data was that of Mr.
James B . Bishop at - Sandy Hill. Maryland, by Rev.
Thom as J. Burrrows. Bishop demanded of the parson
calms money that was due him, whereupon the meek and
lowly follower of Jesus pulled out a revolver and shot
bun dead• lie made a confession of the deed.
MT The greatest transcendentalist in the world is C.
•
W. Russell, Taylor candidate for Congress in the Wheel
ing disirict of Virginia. To says, "In general, lam in
favor of the principles which the people of the United
States Aare sanctioned by the electicin of General Taylor
to the Presidency." To ascertain ' what the "principles
the people of the United States bay!) sanctioned." multi
ply GeO: 1 Taylor's letter accepting the whig nomination
by another one accepting tho i3ou l th Carolina nulifier's
•
nomination, and divide the product by his inaugural, and
you ha l ve the exact "principles" the people have!, sanct
ioned by his election. Nothing more, nor nothing less--.
neither addod or diminished!
Ox prrs.—The Washingtontortespondont of the Phil
adelphia Ledger says that Mr Ewing is looking to th 3
preildeney, that Mr Welster is "recommending some
person , of other (Or almost every ()lice tinder the gov
ernment," and that Gen. Scott wit not We permitted It
reside Oieially at Washington..
y,
Oxcz/EAD Po3tm titer at
Girard. has been removed. and Mr. l Asa Battled, appoint
ed in his place. G3od enough for David--%e'd no bn3i,
nests, in the language of tho Gazelle, to oppose the elec
tion of Gen. Taylor.
EU' EDMOND BUKKY,COMMISSI•4O! of Patents, issued
an official advertirent dated March. 11th. and ordered
It to be printed in some Zen , Democratic papers, and not
in one Tir4ig paper. Like 4.ot.ti ZACK." ho "new
surrenders."
Ea' Thu. Bnlows, the first tnsn beheaded by Gen.
Taylor; is running for Congress in Indians. He'll be
elected, of course, and then the Zatharites in that body
must-look out—Bill's n team!
ID" Why is tho Editor of the G azette's l fiat like Gen.
Taylor? Because it went to a parity "not an ultra" old
hat, and coin° out an "ultra"--emisiderahly smashed!
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CIIERRY."—Tbe
remarkable success °films Balsam is no doubt owing in n
great measure to - the peculiarly agrecalif, , and powertitl nature of
At* ingredients.- It is a linellsitnAr. me mune--compaled chiefly
of Wild Cherry Bark and the. genuine teetand Moss. (the .latter
imported eAprennly for the purpmm,) Oil rare medical vi rums of
by s bleb are also combined b new ell [M process lineal pcess with the
Extract of Tar, than rendering the wltolt , compound the most cer
half) and ellieacious remedy ever dizeov Jed.
%ye do not wkil to deceive the affiletell, or hold out any hopes
of relief when none exit: but when 50 11711 y hundreds pronadit•
cmd by skillful physicians an must Itopeltnis eases have been cured,
who can blame us for using every word land accent of persum‘ion
to induce the sutferiug invalid to lay aside prejudice, and partake
of a remedy seldom Itimwii to fail! 0
Beware of counterfeits and bnsc itnita -
HARRx
In Wesloyville, on tho sth inst.
Bort, )Ir. RIR Cif Owt.s, of Water
List It. DumoNn. of Greene. •
1n Union in., on tie 4111 inst., li- M. G. Cook, Rol. ,
Mr. CHESTER i
BACON, to M.ss ttosANNAH llitx, all
of Union.
tho 14th ult.. by Rev. L. P. ,Pro4ser, Elder FRANK-
B. WELLS,
of Wellsburg, to 4711iss:JAt.r. A. Woon, of
Girard.
- On the Bth inst., by Rev. C. G. Retarget'. Mr. Cll5.
WWI tSI3. to Miss SOPHIA Knelt, both of Erie.
On the 9th Inst.. be, the same, 7,rlr..ANDßgri RULEMAN
to Miss SALOME '111U11011:1., both o Northeust.
DIZDJ
On the 211 nit., Mrs. Mtny T. wife of George W.
Brubaker of Erie, and daughter' of James L. Bliss, of
Northeast, aged abotft 20 years.
Was drowned, on the 4th ins!' in the outlet of the
Canul, GEOROY. HAMS soil of A,dem and Elizabeth Ilium
of this place, aged 5 years 10 months and 17 dais.
, :
On the sth Noe. Oil. , Qt. M — oll s
e nee of T. BA10:11EART •
in North East MRs SARAH Bttcr l uc tar, aged 72 .yoars.
B. 11.11‘TrEleSTICK..
Rt.to Rorer , Dealer in Dry thici Crockery,
Groceries, &c.
Va?natio raria for halo.
rJ
illE 11114 . rril Cr lAD,. for Fnle the littirott it fnilin on Which ha
non resides, in Greene towntittr., in the tettlement known nit
!•I"ankee ton n." The farm contain. al OM MO fie Ms. 70 of %%Inch
are under cultivation. l'he conti-t of a 1.1,‘,0-t•tory
firm dwelling. mu frame Fnriiri. and h tedr, together n Minh other
Mil buildings iiccergiry. There It alto ithout Jam mileirri , ,
() grafted, prais and peaches in al.undance. 'l'i e land to well
n :tiered ati t tout med. and ,•intatett iliinn etee lent neiglh•orlroorl.
and coin enient to 'market. n letne, oti4
further little War, enquire u nix sill sirs
Greene. April 11, IEI9,
ISTcur Goods! No*
~ I NT jug opening . at .Np.l.l'pect
•41i, of Linen mid Colton Cinelemi. I.an Its. Laines
and .11-o Stein 'Mille Si 'I lirmul. Cloves,
Illoelc Linen
'l'hrcad and 01111 'r :NA'S Ir,( iiiiinernimio mention. All di
c0...1 , e rifoll) in, lie you r“(Z1111111e. J. D. Cif A R
I;ru. Mardi :11, IF 19
ZELSTNoTzcv.
A LL Omar k themselves ni4ebtril to the .ooo,criber.
cul.er by Now or Vook .Icconnt. roaltnclA ha% c vvin
n.,l, are nlne.ted to call and genp the t• nine on or heron. the 2.:11t
of Atoll, 1 ,, h). %%Ito twelve' 1116 to,ticc hill rani their
note.. arcohnts iu the !moth , of R. 0. !Nihon, INg., for cot
It•ction. if. CADtVLI.I..
Aril IL 1-,19.
it. II VI 0 V /I,'L.
rip w. MO RE has Yellowed hig,w.ek of Groceries. awl IA-
A 'mugs to the sinful lately cecupleil by Wm. lr Rinderuecht,
No O. Poor people's Row. Slaw Street; where he w ill be happy to
nee his ohltimouiers, mud the public generally.
1:1k. April 7. MD. • 47
DELGUERREIOTTPXII3.
nvits2 ohspomal of, my furniture, and liatares to another Art ist .
LI
I shall
Positively Close
My affairs in Erie r.dt Salimlay. the 11th of this month (April.)
All persons intending to hate their likenes.tes token by too twist
e all pre% ions to that date.
All indebted for pi:•torei. ore requested to call and Fettle. and
those It ht ing claims tall please present them fur payment.
' ADEL FLETCHER.
Erie. Apr 17 18.1:1.
1317GGirel FOR OIL= r
TIMM new Boggy@ IhilAtied in the late.t and brat style. are
altered fur sate 011 rea.ottabie terms. Please Call awl ex.
amine than. PF:VER BUMF:.
Siam Street, near ',ladle's Blacksmith shop - ,
Erie, April 7. WI% • lltl7
Now Oprins- Goods by Lap ess.
have tlik morning by Express from New York, the Spring
V styles of Nlousliti de Lain.. Limit Ging'iams, Ginghams
(awns., Eeatl.tln Gingham% Vrencli, English and Atneriran
Prints attic latest patterns; o. blab Linens, Linen Cambric
Datikerchiefs. black Italian do. rtynela KM:Gloves. flair COlllll%
colored and Mack SeWllig ellk. rich black Satin VecOrtgs, all of
which will be ~ultlcheap, at OUt,old stand, eheapside.
& DEWEY.
Erie, April 7. !Stn. 47
Carp 9tings.
liAvi: just merit ed 6 fete pieces 0(.111 Wool. Cotton and Wool
1, and C.:tton Cari,ettings, to %%Welt the attention of hu)ers is re
tpectfully solicited.
March, 3lth 3. IL CLARK.
On Eland for Spring Trade
WE have on hand ;I large and general* ,m•soriment of %VALI.
PA' ER and Bordering, which wag puchaming of the manu
facturer* cznresAly for the Spring trade, and which vv ilt he 60id
cho.mer than ever.
March 31
To the BonornStr Court of Cisi trter Scssiongl of Erie County
runt'. petition of the suticeriher humbly ulieweth, that your peti•.
.I. 'loner I. well provided n ith hinter room and other neeommo
datio,, fur entertaining of strangers and travelers, he would there
fore pray your honors to grant him a license to keep a piddle tavern
at his old stand in the borough of North East. and he will pray dr.e.
DAVID ALLISON.
We the undersigned c ilizens of the Borough of North Kam do
certify that we are all well acquainted with David Allison, the
above petitioner, that lie iv a man of gaod repute for honesty and
V.:um:ince. is well provided with ilolll.e room and other accom
modations for entertaining strangers and travelers. that such inn
or tavern is nece4sary to entertain strangers and travelers.
R. .yrawley, FL If. Davidson, William Griffith
John Bond. . ' Letivicl Brown: R. Hills,
Nnthanicl Norris. S. S. Hammond, 11. ( Totvn.
John Greer, Wllllntn Jones W. E Word,
Benjamin !listed. %V. 11. Reddington, li, Inalion.
North East, April 7,1819- a
• t ou•r, • .• r Stasi° of ' COX
r IMIE petition of the subset. iber humblysheweth. that your peti
tioner is nen provided with house room and oth r accom
modations for entertaining strangers and travelers, be woulb there
fore pray your honors to grant hima license to keep n public tavern
at his old stand in the borough of North East. anti be will pray. &c
R. S. lIRAWLgY.
- We the undersigned citizens of the Borough of North F,ast do
certify that we are well acquainted with R. S. Draw ley the above
petitioner, that he is a man of good repute for honesty and tempe
rance. is well provided with house room and other aceommodn
tions for entertaining strangers and travelers. that such inn or
tavern is necessary to entertainli4grrs and travelers.
David Allison, Lemuel •n, William Criffeth,
CAI, Dieiisdon, Johrs Bond. R. Hills.
II: 11. Allison Nathaniel Norris, N. N. Hammond.
B. C. Town. William Jonc., W. R. Ward,
Benjaniin !listed. W. B. Redington. _ 11. Wnalion,
Erie April 7, Int° Stl7
To the Hondrabte the Judges of the Court of Quarter Salim's qf
the Peace for the County of Erie.
T"Epetition of John Cole respectfully showeth: that your pe•
titioner oreettries a commodious house situates in the village
of Lockport. and known as the "Lockport !louse," which In well
calculated for n public house of entertainment, and from its nelyli
bourhood and Pituallon is suitable no well ns necessary for the
accommodation of the public and the entertainment of strangers
and travelers.
That he is hell provided with shililing for horses and all con
veniences necessary for the entertainment of strangers nod tra
velers: lie therefore respe-trulty prays the Court to grant hi tu n
eer= to keep an inn , er public house of entertainment there. and
your petitioner will pray. JOHN COLE.
Lockport. February 1a,1840.
We the undersigned citizens Of Lockport aforesaid. being per
sonally acquainted with John Cole the above named petitioner.
and into having n knowledge of the house for which a license is
prayed, do hereby certify that such house hitecessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers and travelers, that he
is a parson of good repute for honesty and temperance, and that
he is well provided with house room and conveniences for the
lodging and accommodation of strangers and travelers. We
therefore recommend him fbra license agreeably to his petition.
Levi Slater. L. J. Baldwin, Marshall Lyon,
Henry Miller, William Tyler, S. C. Gunn.
Pettey Hinds, • J. M.Milter, M. S. Rouse,
Henry Miller, 1. Dm is, J. R. Reynolds.
March, 31,
LiliwtfrisllTTEltil .
REMAINtNG in the Poet once Erie. Pa., April lit 040. Pet
sons calling Ibr any of the following letters will pleasesny
they are advertised. Two cents " the cost or CUISTOISiOir is
charged tit additionto the regular Postage.
Abel JWor 31 F Gough Richard - Peatz Manuel
Ayers James lij Gansiner John Porter James
Arbuckle William Graham Win.. Pollock Samuel
Brown James Haan inton Jane Peck Charles 8
Brogan.„lantes flange John Potter & Co Messrs G
Braddock Sansonli Wllarry Daneal W
Brigs Charles Hall Caroline E Pierce Elias
Brown James Flays Thos Peck Zalmen For
Brace Edmond Hamilton Miss Mar- JII Partner
Brown Wm ordlephen gavel 31 Pomeroy Mrs Lydia
Hamilton Henderson A R Potter Thomas
Bradshaw Wm Georgelless John Radle George
Brock David Illaris Samuel 2 Redda Martin It
Brattish William Hastings Mrs Arabelleßichardson Robert
Brown George S L Ruppart Jacob
Brown JolmAli Haskins J W 9 • Rastatver Mr. Mary
Buttery J Hill Mr. Mary Ann Raymuur Miss .idelia
Devine George U Dimon Stephen N
Birchard Delia Holstia Saul tel Riblet William
Barney airs Olive. E Honey Daniel Randall S W
Bills Etigali Heidi Miss rtancia Rea Johnston
Baker Win 11 Hall II Ridden Robert
Banister Mr Harris Albert Rice 3lr
Bernard Henry Gayuar Kessler Richards Capt F.dw.
Baker Mrs CLI Herrington Ruben Richardson GtV
(Salami Nicholas Mumma Mrs cil) [via Randall George A
Barman 1 & L Ann Rhodes Miss F H
Oily Charles Hoyt Mr II - Boherts Even
Beken Mrs.% M Days Armanda J Rollins Win N
Bennett LLI Backman John W Russell It N -
Bagley At 11 11111 Nicholas It L Itimptone George
Baker Charles Jlaskins Renaldo ..Ramsey Bronson ,S. ,
Beaver Mrs Elizabeldillawes Addison Roe Henry
Bowers Isaac - IlardiOn Robert t Robinson MrsEtniline
Butts Daniel 2 Haggerty James i Rodgers John Is -
Donnell° Joseph Harvey Daniel Rocketistyre Chad D
Burger Jonas , Hobbs William Robinson John
Baylan James B ilughsan Robert Smith John Mouse
Douse C 11,, listor WilliaM 2 Newt Julio
Cr.die Wilt A I. Hurley John Smith John Vs'
Crane Orvill , Iltitrinan David Shepp Miss Basin
Crooks George Hummer George Snyder Jacob 2
Crosinan II F 2 Holmes Ebenezer Shaul Richard
Clitikenbroanier E Hunter Dr C Smith Jasper
Crooks David Hurst Mils. Ellen Smith Charlet
Clough Miss ParthiaAJones & Constable Scott Peter J
Cron tall Marcus II Jackson Mrs James Scott Mrs Sarah Jane
Clark A M Jackson A W Smiley 'Jim
Cross Fells ' Johnson Theodore. Shepherd JII '
Clark 'Plinints limier) Jones Ephrata Shepard J . ll
Crane A W Jones Patrick 11 2 Smith Miss Julia Anti
Cll tries George •Jackvolt Nathan Sir - cont Richard
Coughlin F. I ward Jackson James Spaulding Almon Al
Cameron 31 , , Jackson Wiltiam 2 Shaiter Mrs Nancey
Campbell D P Johnson Ira'S - Ann
Carter John 9 .- Jones David Shenk Michael -
Cathcart Mrs Carolinelackcon Mrs Sarah Swann John
Cathcart Hugh Jones John swift Mrs H P
Carpenter Kesiah Kelso Albert I Shank Henry
Cass John • Kneeland E Y Sieber Catherine
cadey Mrs Miranda Kelly Dennis Steele James
Caldwell Wilsot Wein Miss Elizabeth Si ills Thomas
Coats Mr King Robert Al SI .wart Eleratider
Cobh% ell James Reimer EbenCter 5.111111% Isaac
Cowgin Jot Re/Wig Mils Busts Sanford Win
Common Henry Leland W Itavallier Moses
1..! ;Wesson Andrew , Landoll A C Sward Alfred
Cowgill J C — Lord James Santhard Allen
Cattaitigliain Edward Lily Sminiel Sis,on Judah
Cooke Mrs Mary E Lanham C Soivirige E
Combs JC Jr ~, Lewis Miss Jane II Tailor John
Cole Erastus Liddell John • Terry 'l' M
Davis Capt D Long Satol G 'Thomas Mrs Mary
Didinibach NlrsLevinaLover l'aniel Th):nas Archibald
newolf Hiram Liddell Robert , Taggart Chrinoplier
Dcetiley John , Lord Dewy Town C .
Dietley John I.ong John , Town Frederick
Decamp (:e age lA,' Lothar Jll 'l'a)l ir Charles
Ditfunbach Henry Love Daniel 2 Taylor John
Dillon delude . Leach Jacob TtionipsonV NorA" Al
De Roy.l F i -", Lytle James Tubbs William It
Drigliton Miss Harriet Lavery Joseph 'm a noires' C
Degzan hake Lawrenre D 'Mel Yozburg Leander
Dixon Wm McCann Timinss Vostiorg Ceo
Da I'CiS John F AleSrit Dea J C Vorce Solomon
Dia.:Mach C P !McConnell Albin Vandyne Bony
Deeds James I McFarland Mr IVirit , Airs Lucy
How I. II Alclletch Newton Wheeler Jededialt B
Downer Miss Polly Maskrey MissilannallWright Ell
Dunn Commit Marshall J o .. e pi, ti AVlntlier Asti
Dutton Edward Martin Charlet 2 Wagner John W i
Dodds Abner Allitii4 tr how Wilson Rob rt Al 2
Ellison 'l' II 2 -Miller George %Wade John II
Englehart C _Mattis Albert Wagn..r Samuel
Foley Mary ' 'Marlin A Wilkins Benjamin 2.
Eassett A P ,111itsdl Jr & CO AlessWelatter John
Fross Jolhn 5 'l' & P Wailer Jneoli
Fiddler Samuel J Miller Eli 1 Wilkins John II 2
Forster Frederick - Mimes John . Willis William
Forster Martin Maritley Niehola4 Wagner John
Folsom N ' Matthews John Webster Mitt Joan B I
Fuller Joseph 2 Montt), Nicholas Warner Augustus
Fletcher G tV Alontey :Miss ItlarthaWatboti George
Fletcher Abel' . Mulford Miller D. Whitton Thomas
Fenarty Julia Morse Leman Winchester Jellies
Fo.der Albu it Myers Henry AVe'isterAtinsel 2
Vilirbaitil John Mooney James Webber Kimble
Furgison James Morse Dewy 11 Wilcox Robert
Fisk Mrs Batumi' Alerchaes John- V. hew' AlistElizalmtli
Ford Theodore Mohr John Warren John Al
Fitz.gernld Michael - Morris Richard Al .... Warne James -
Fosket Parker Moodie Alia Jane. Williams Mist ,
Frey George, • 'Noble lAI . Welker Miss Either
Gilmore Allitor C Nipper Andrew' Ward Win
Glen Wailer Nobles- Ad ney Weiner Ilettry
Gourlay Miss El izabtli N ichol a Rowland Wi lie John
G a Word John Nebelr Jame. , Wood II
Greaulief R Owen David W. IVOO.i BOliftleil
Garber John Owen Edward 'Woodard Miss Amin-
Cutimer Frederic Oswald George melts
Grant Marl- re Orton William Wormley ...51'
Gralinii 'Plioints Ann Ostrander G. AV Young Cornelius
(dross Nal/011.311 O'SilliiViti Daniel Zook John R
•
Green & Co . l'ortnen.s John
ions See ndrertiacment
by Ili° rtry. B. II
l ord tp.,"to Miss Elie-
GERMAN LETTERS. ..
.. .
Cbrigtoph 1110...0r Henri Hoffman .2 Jacob Pair
Wilier B frieilkol Jona groset " friternrid.^^--.-
Philip Meade% Johan G Sclinnh Frederick Pieper
Ilemmerlin Blake Ileitirich dine idor Beitirt.li Kong
Joseph A B Zimmer- Jui.oph Frominkneeht Elkaheth Liar.
.nian l' A %Veber Lawrence 1.c.,c II
Henry Berkman Mr rho: Jaequor John Segera
Jacob Bauer (len, Weber , r Poe'ner
Henry Beckman George Witter Bnrgara Billing
Pritterig Illistriinf Alois %Vick , J11.11.111Z
Ito•dan Glockner 1 Frederick Meer A4;1111 'Wilda,
Jacob Kraal , Mnria Creller Frederick I. Scheid
Andrea,. Garliliiman Ludwig, .lartman Christlmt Schutt.
NI F lintillua Georg.lk Ileyl eck Soho Soledur
Joseph Greiner - Philip Honecker John Holigen
Jo(iatitt Get?. Franz Kaufmann Jotati Selittettler
Georg Drvi.igacker Ana Katharina fiche. Paul Schnell
George F Bruer ,zle J1)1111 Ileioler
.Ititon Kufkqehmit 2 Frielolin Khalil Margaret Seth.'
Jakoli Kimeti 1 Michael Ilinckleinan George saner
Peter Kinkier I Jqnatt. Mune. 2 0 Spllf7.ll
Georg Karlloh Sebastian Mohler Jacob II 51ei.1113 , 1,1T
I:4ol:lTilrleKtinzler 11NiC01:11 Adam Fretulle
Martin Klepher Petar Poll
3117 - ttoakarr comin.o; . P M
rHE School Directonsof the Borough of Erie, being rintliorked
I by Art to Assembly to borrow money for the purpose of tininli
tog the Sliool 'louses recently erected, are tht•ITOUS of borrow bug
the slut of One 'Ellotinand Dollars. for a term of years. not lens
than live. at the option of the lenders. Not lens than two hundred
dc.llars w i l le received bout aq inulvdual The boatd i• 11111101i7,1 . 1i
to secure the same b) Bonds and Mortgages, and nlsti to an ens a
tax each year of two hundmd dollars over and above lire lentil as
sessment, for the sole purpose of paying the interest 4 on said loan
and creating n sinking Comfier its liquidation. Ihe intersts will
be paid annually or sent annually, an desired by the lender, and
the balance of the t o hundred extra assesnmenb after paying the
intereide, will he paid to the lenders, if desired. ot inycsted, s 0 as to
secure the prompt payment of the loan. when nine.
Thin presents a good opportunity to those having money of their
own, or an trusteeir,'gnardions, &c. who are desireone of investing
it in the omst secure manner. Tim undersigned le authorised to
contract for sami loan. As thin money it wonted imitteilbttelyt
those disi.eted to take he loan will please offer as touts as possi•
!de.'
• To the Ilonorider Court of quarirr I`ClilliOES of Erie Count).
Ttll petition of John A. Hants of the west Ward, Borough of
Erie. in said county, respectfully represents, tlii.t he is well
provided with house room .atid convenience+ for the lodging and
neetninnOdatiOli of strangeic.and truveters, at the house he now
tiCeindes In said llotoneli. tie therefore prays the tionordide
Court to grant hint a license for keeping nn inn or tavprit, and he.
as in duty bound.. will pray, &c. J. A.'IIIANTZ.
We, the siihscril.ers of the west Ward. norough of Erie in %shit!'
the, above inn or tavern prayed to he lic,uised is proposed to he
lept, do certify that John A. !tants the alswe applicant. Is of good
reptile fur honesty and temperance. and is nett provided witli
house re itu and convenienees ftr the lodging and accommoda
tion of stringers and travelers, and that 'melt an hilt or tavern is
necessary to arconutiodate the public and entertain strangers and
traveters.
GEO. sr,r,DEN & ON
0 3 • •• A..
By order of the Bonrd
ell RIXS W. KELSO. Pre,ident
Erie, al a IT I) a
A. P. Gatlin. ' 0. sliller, William lic.iity.
P. Warren, George A. Mot. A. lloglicii,
John Paler, , 4.73rtion Grairon. . Isaac Itorrozwrig.
M. W. Keith, J. VA niniericy, J. W. Willi...law.
C. Call). Goo. %V Goodrich, A. King.
March al,' ISM, at la
'Po the Honorable Court of (ioartor oCISIORS of Eris county
Petition of Mayberry & :IPearter of the en it Ward of the
I Borough of Erie ill MU collitly.rCifpectfory. reprerentr, dud
they arc {veil provided with house room and eons eniences for the
lodging and' accommodation of strangers and travelers at the
Reed House: in &rid Itorough. They therefore pray the Honora
ble court to_grant them a license for keeping a public inn or ta
vern, and they as In duty bound c, ill pray. &e.
h MAY BLRRY & WCARTER.
We the atahscriberr. citizens of the eatd Wald of the Borough of
Eric in which the above Inn or tavern n
Ht)eb to be licensed is
proposed to be, kepi, do certify that Mayberry & Wearier the
above appl manta, arc of good repine for horie.ny and temperance.
and are well Provided with home room and conveniences for
the lodging and accommodation of .strangers and travelers, and
that such an inn or tavern is necessary to accommodate the pub
lic and entertain strangers and travelers.
M. Joy. B. R. Dewey, J. &tarter,
Thos. G. Colt. D M.' bloats. N. I:Goodwill.
Wm. P. Lattimer, W. W. Dobbins,
Wm. Ward, Wm. L. Penn. W. Truesdatl,
P. Metcalf, Murray Whallon.
March 31. DO. - 3t40
To ilt7 Honorable the Jadzei of the engirt of gunner &mom, of
the Peace in andfor the Comet, bf Fre . •
fir BE petition of Daniel Knoblo reaper-Maly showeth, that he
has leased the new (Mane building Intely meted by Nmith
Jackson, on the deck in the west Ward of the Borough or Eric for
a term of years, which house is well calculated fora public house
ofentertaintnent, and from its neighbourhood and situation, Is
imitable as welt as necessary for the acconnuadation of the pub
lic and the entertainment ofstrangers and travelers.
. That lie is well provided with stabling for horses mid all conre
nimmies necessary for the entertainment of strangers and travel
ers; lie therefore respectfully prays the Court to print - him a li•
sense to keep an inn, or public house of entertainment there, and
your petitioner will pray. &e. DANIEL KNOBLO.
We the undersigned citizens of the West Ward of the Borough'
of Erie aforesaid, being personally acquainted with Bainel Kno
• blo, the above named petitoner. and also having a knowledge of
the house for which license is prayed. do ftirly certify that such
house is necessary to accommodate the public, and entertain stran
gers or travelers. That he is a
p erwm of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and that he is welt provided wl.h house room
and convenienclevfor the lodging and accommodation of strati•
gtrs and traveler.. We therefore beg leave ton:commend him for
a license dgreeably to his petition.
A. Beebe. George A. Elliot, Wm. d. Arbuckle.
D. Zimmerman. John Peffer, ki • W. Keefer.
' James Dunlap, ' Smith Jackson, - J. H. WitHaros.
• A. King, John A. 'Piney, Carson Graham,
W. IN. Goll!lghery. John Weilcing. • •
March aloelo, atie,
Whet ordeal of the Season.
ANEAT and beautiful Selection of Em ma DreraGooda. direct
from New York (per Evreaa4 which will beoefered at az•
tonight) , low Prices. .
Call and 4iiknaine yourneleve at No. 9 need Nome.
Mach 31, 1143, 3116
11. 13. UAVERSTICE.
Notice.
Tll AVE sold my Wolof Goods to J. Di . elarkr with whom my l book, will remain k short thue for collection. All pernano In
terested who prefer arranging , their accounts with Mr. Clark. to
haying them placed in a Magia,trrite'sbands will please eail on him
moon. • - P. METCALF.
Erie, March 17,114.
JD. CLARK, having purchased from p, liiefealf his stock Of
• Gonna's, respectfully 0011C11/1 patronage from his (Omer atm.
MIMI'S and friends, and the public generallyon d'art/Durance that
the most liberal inducement* will be offered botb' la his stock and
and prices at No. I, Reed house.
Erie, March 17 , 1849.
Spring Goods.
-
RECEIVED by Express and opened this day. a feu choke
(oil spring styles of French. Gnglish 'and American Hingliams,
Color;) also a choice lot of Cashmere am( De Lane Shalls, all
colors; Ladies scam, Cravats. Laces. Linen and Bleached Coati,
Whale Bones * together • with many tiller kinds of Goody not
usudir found at this reason of the scar, way he had at
C. U. WRIGHT'S
Erie, March, 24, 18%.
nOIIIF.STIC GOODS.—A good atoe/4 or Battings. Varos.:Theet
1 , inv. Spirting@ nod Ticking,. at 1V iUUII'I'
Ede. March. 24, 1E42. •45
.
White Vieth add Trout.
FEW whole and half Mares. ht fine order. warranted A
/ - 1 - No. I, cheap for Cash at the More of C. U. W T
RIGH.
Ede March•di. 12,49.
160.000 SHINGLES. I%a e rTxlabl i ,2 l =4;i:l;t i ' t. by
Erie, March 24, IMO. 45
. • Administrator's
LETTERS' testamentary on the eotnte of rathatine Ward, late
of Grard township, Deceased, having been gratile.l the
set iairrio, nuke is hereby ejVell to all twrsons indebted to sal I es•
tale. to make immediate pa) went, and those having elaiiiisaguinst
said estate. to present them properly autlientleated for
EDWIN lIALL. k Athlete
MELVIN M. KELSO. $ • •
cirard, March 17. IFIIP. Oils
r— ... ___
New Books by Xxpress. ,
MACACI.EV'S History of England. Bo.ton edition. Mac•nit
lel 'a Emil a and It cviewx. Fremont's nregon and l'alil,br
nla. to ‘i . hlell Is added a ile,.eriplion of the pli}alcal fleography of
llal.cornia. ‘‘IIII recent notices of the Gold Region. pc. m1111611(41
and for male by W. E. II I , llVsti & l'it.
Erie, March 17, IP-10. No. F., 1111—d Iluuhe.
Itt VIOVAL
'my Customers am tike rubric reneralli,
lIIAI'F removed my stock of GROOhllt IES to the turner or riedi
and State st-eeta, three doors north of inv old stand, where I ‘t ill
Pe happy to wait upon:ill and sell them airy thing i iii 1110
line of business as cheap as elson here— I also retain my thanks
lbr the liberal patronage received, and hope that hy ktrict sateen
siont re urc bur.lucss to tee it a Cominnere of pmronaec.
I,V3l „... lll:inEftliAt'll '
Samoval.
'Mr sub,teriher hnt: re:not ed hilt establitanetit one tioct T.n..t of
' W. 11. Know lion's Watch and Jeweirt : , hot.. where lie will
re prised to ktuitply his customer) , with (hag. Cops, miff. awl
Itacs. &c., as cheap as the ebepest. nearer:di nntlexatnitte for
)Coirpt•lvre. R. S. RUNTIA•
Rae k'cl... 3. 1942. .
•t.
- .
103 D. .
A IVI9,
spring
nring nu.!SUMMIT f.phions
Se 2 11 1 . 1 r A ti lY is ltu jn % s • t hi;l et e t l i ' rit l iV e
i l t
cs the aucuttun of Ills old cus
tomers and the publie generally.
lttie. March 10. 1819.
9 010 GALLONS I.ifltletdO mad Spirits ut Turretitit.e, by
re , .1J Nov. 6, CARTER & BROTH %R.
- PITTSBURGE{ STOUZI,
NA:MICR MANX. ruin. _
pi TIME FOR WINTER sr ?rt.:v.—Alfred Einxbap juin Ivor
ed. and will keep conctantly for role, by Wholesale and Itt tail.
a well selected Mock of Wet and Dry f: rocerieN. conAlqingrd - eve•
ry poqnble ariety•whicli Ire will be glad to divcne of to Ids friends
and fellow-citizenbon very redsonalde trnitib.
Erie December 23. l Itt. y
Wanted.
Mt HEAT. Barley, Oats, Corn, Grasand Clover ..'et . ..1... Shied
Apples, Peachel and White IleltiA. fur ‘t bleb the lizlie,a
inarkor priceA n dl be Raid, by GI:O. SELDON & SON.
Erie. Jan. 13. IF ID.
PLAID CLOAKING—a beautiful article for Lndl . 4l : lo:.kg, for
sate at 01, Clieapside, by ' S. JACKSON.
Nov. I. ' t?:5
6000 Princlpi. La Sarnia. .Col a. and common cigarq
cheap as the cheapest, by the b..‘ or toCu at
Dec:•2. niNinwtaxirrs.
SirclA RS. ()
:rlenno, Porto II i.o.iitivaila:C.oar. fkilT;rilsi;d
and crushed tivAar:., for sale. whute,ale or retail: IN
Dee. 2. INNI. F. RINDERNIft'II'V.
To Blacksmiths;
antscriliers trill tiny in imitable thrlilnekiiinithing pm'
Qtr Inwe'st cat prier, lot nny gunatity of ',lmp iron
delivered at out Warehaube, at the opening of it:1 , 11;111nm
11AVEIIST1CK k Co..
I:rie,Yeb'y 1. 1919. 6109
Choap rublieatie Aga
Benutiffil Cigar Girl. mad its sequel, Herman de Ruiner.
Tor the tokstery towelled. by Ingraham. Guildiord. or tried
by Iff. Peer.. by J. A. Fruetua. The Great lloggarty Diamond,
by W. Thaeherae. The Greatest Plague of Life. or Adt Vll
tures of a I.n.ty in search of n Good Ben ant: Whom to Marry
and How to fart Married, Jane Eyre. Pur sale tit
Feb, 1t. 4 19. " W. I. 11 EVI:SON'S
CUT SAWS.n good nuortment dirrerent man
1 tractore. inn) Lefound nt C. WRIGWIS,
/Wrap, DyamBtuffq, Ltc.
1000 y o lg. Lociti l t i ,ll 6 d ,. Yellow Ochre.
800 th... Venitian Red. 1 300 16 g. nrd load & Liihrne..
.2a bta, uye-tituire. Liu Ihß.satifurd..,•%tract 10,p v.od
EIJI/Is. thttn:ittellnr, 3110 gals. Turwraitte.
1:10 pls. Linorril Oil CO '. Varlii*ev.
Nov. IR. Itle. . „
lIUIITON tz PERKINS.
Woolverirm Plou31:o.
Tut: neWly Int ented Plough. which talk the p•ettii•en nt the
• 1:od roltity Avituluiral nal% furnistled tVith ;huge wlteerc:
i 4 now ready for snle I the subscribers. The tapiuinu or the 1.14'
tiers who hue tired Ihii Plough i- that It eteelis e i f ri•
introduced here for turning I:Ward. We :nee tth , o n goo I supply 1
of the Pittattirgli, trim,' not/ Ditcher PloitAlai i n Oath!, till wool
ed in superior i-ty le and ror ,ii cheap,
MMM=giiii
honey
•1 • oney 17Tantad.
NvE eartieldly reunret Al.l. persons im'ebted to l's. either tv
note or book account. to call and pay -their respectiO•
amounts. We have given credid so long and iodised itiatelv
that our resumers are becoming exhausted: awl we find that if
e continue in business at all. it twist be by collecting our dues.
We hope. therefore. that Ton stalempit of will be softie i
ent, and prevent the necessity of resorting to tidier and more nti.•
pleasant menus. CARTER fa, BROTHER.
Erie, March. IS. 161 P.
NOTICE.
w - 1iE111.1.V4 my wife Polly has left my Led and board u idiom
Jul; CaIIFC nr provocation. this is ilierrfore to for Lid all per
sons from harboring or triming licr on my account as Iv. ill Pay.
no debts of her contracting oftcr 'llls date.
E. 0. 1.. EUEDIrK.
March 31. IMO.
Bolling cff at Cost.
rpIII under-igned offer their entire :sine k of Books, Stationary,
/ awl Pam. Hangings at Cwt. W. E. HEWSON & CO.'
Erie, March 31,
- TaISTORY OF TEN YEARS. IS3o—tottr, or France nadir
Li Louis Minim s% Ily Louis Mane.
The'Prose Writers of Germany. By Froleile H:
rated with eeeri Portraits.. .For pale by W. E. lIEWSON & c -
24 1 in EON a I above roil for ;air by
lase
T chexts supelfor IllnekOlonctlong clump A Hong Tenn, nt
BITE Mackerel, Cod I' h, iltrting and ~arrlinrt7. at
fIONFECTII iN AR I I:S.-7o Bores o. , sorwtl C;indie= J. 04
ceivetl and for t.ale low 01 A.
N AILS—Ifs liegv, all elzes, tor sale cry lo%‘, by A. 1,..1,5w
NviNuow GI.ASS.—FU half holes, eigittby ten ntvl tenby
twelve. Juni rise ivet: a A. KING'S.
WIIITE LEAD—aI kegs lure and cheap, at
A.
TOBACCO -8 Boxes extra Brand at
pREITS,SpIres rind Nutt', and n full nod eompit•io n:qtorinten
1. of everything in the grocery line, for ‘ery
.1. KING.
- .k- AILLEIT. _ ____ , ,_
..,
rrliginthse ri her continuo. to tiny CASII for good clean Darter.
. delivered at his AVare-ilotwe. Pth Street Catini Dario.
Erie. Dec. 23, IMP. . A. KING.
OlL.—Wintet Sir:Tined Sperni,3n.ll.insred Oil, nt
KING•StI
CI LIGARS.—Nesv Orleani. loaf lump. pulverized and West India
0 Stigarit• by the Med. bill. or pound;for sale %try low. nt
- December 210 . E4B. KING'S.
. .
rt/j 01.21.98,1 , 5..--Superiur Sugar house and New thrleans MO-Ja
i, / eta in any quantity at KINCI'd.
......
ONE 1117iNDRED Bushels of Oats. 11J Bushels of excellent
eye Potatoes. and other articles too 1111111 Cf 011 A to mention. tit
Erie. Dec. 3J. 418. -
CA?..iDLF2.—SpOnn, Mool,l :pill [Yipped nt
MSG'S;
Toth': llostorablle the Judeve of the Mort of quarter Seniors of
Me Peeled ill am/for-the Comfy of Erie.
ri liE petition of Andrew M. Tarkell respectnilly rhowelh. that
2 your petitioiler occupies the large and COllllllOllO , ll. i1911,T
situate on Eight Street. hear the Canal. and known as the
Western Hotel. in Inc west Ward in the Borough of Erie, which
Is calculated for a public house of entertainment, mid from its
neluliborhow and situation is suitable as well as necessary for
the accommodation of the public. and thee. tertiinment of strap •
gent: and travelers. That he is well provided with t•tabling for,
horses and all conveniencles necessary for the entertainment of
strangers and travelers; he therefore respectfully prays the Court
to grant him a license to keep an WI or /Wale, house of enter
tainment there. and your petitioner will pray. &c.
Mareltsl. ISIS. • Al M. TARfUlf.f..
We the undersigned citizens of (lit writ Ward of the Borough
of Erie aforesaid, being pew:mill , acquainted With Andrew M.
Torben. the above named• petitioner, and also Moving a knots
ledge of the house for which a license is prayed; do truly certify
that such house is necessary to accommodate the public and en
tertain strangers and travelers, that!he is a person of good repute
for boneety and temperance. and Omaha is well provided with
house room and convenienc Ms for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and travelers. We,Vbereforis, recoannend him for a
license agreeable to his petition.
A. Pollock, Goo, W. Goodrich, P. D. Oliver. .
Alexander Hughes, Carson Graham, Wm. 111..Gallag`ler.
Width,'" '3: Zimmerly, Alfred King,
D. Zimmerman, O. Miller, A. P. Du lin,'
Geo. A. Elliot
March - 31, 1540.' . .11t16
NNW GOODS! EIZVIT 4:1007002
T AM Just opening at No. 1 Reed House it chnice selection of
A Spring and Summer Goods for the Ladies. consisting of. beau
tiful styles of Linen and Cotton Ginaham..lAlWlla. 11l lie Lames.
and Prints. Also shawls. White Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves
Li nen ju g i ng . pp eri eh Lawn Itankerchiefe. Black Linen Thread
and other goods too numerous to mention. MI of which 1 re
epecfally Invite you to call and examine.
March 31. 0: CLARK .
an • inguirronas.
HCALDWELL has removed to his new Stores, State Street.
• three doors north of Brown's Hotel where he Is now opening
a very large stock of Dry Ofmmla, Greetria. Hardware. Iroa, , Stat.
V., which were purchased last fall expressly for Spring
trade.
N. the first boats from linflato f emit be receiving my
Spring Importations, which will equal any aiockOfGoods in price
wed of New Yerk.
Match 81,1&10. .40.
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
,I2I9II3IAPICE .0 oair ANT,
(of Philadllphid.) I
A ER now doing business on the Mutual plan. giving the 'nsured
R participation - in the profits of the Company, without liabili
ty beyond the premlunt paid.
Risks upon the Lakes and Canal insured bri the. most favorable
terms. Losses Will be liberally and promptly adjusted. f
Fire risks on merchandise, buildings and other property, In town
or country, for a limited term permanently.
ntnrcriats.
,Joseph A. Seal, , . Joiner. C. llmid, Edmond A. Bonder,
Theophihis Paulding. John C. Davis., 11. Jones Brooke,
Robert Button, John Garret*. John B. Penrose,
thigh Crnig. - . Samuel Edwards, George Berr4-11.
w
Ilenry I.arenee David El. Stneey Edward Darlington,
Charles ließry i Banc R. Livia. J. G. Johnsen.
Willinin•Folweli, William Hay. John B. N eni in.
Dr. S. 'Thomas; Dr. R. M. 'Wilton, John Beller, Jr.
' Pposicer Mellow.,
Richard 8. Newbould, Peco; Witi. l % 7 Unin
Application can to made to
Feb. 10. IWO
Jt)IIN M. JUSTICE returns hi, sincere thank,/ in Ilk
' '..... - friends and the Public in general, for Mel liberal patron
l\
), are extended to him. anti Would beg leave to inform
') them that he has just opened at ,
'• NO. a, 11014 N ELI. 111.01% STA'PE ST,„
~.
‘ a 1ar....m stud 1100(1 assortment of CLOTHS. CASSI
. yllll.lltSand 're:Tilt:Gs', %villa, owing to thetightness
rof the money market in the eastern cities, he has par
' . chased front the Importers at a great Lrteriflee. which mi
t,
' 4 allestlint to Mkt the bast bar .oitts ever lefore heard
of in title markl•r: A:long We stock ma •be found fine [' reach.
English. and
American English . (bill, and Gas intern , . which will 1..!
made up to order and warranted. Also. ready made Dress and
Frock l'oat4, Overcoats. and Sack Coats Prints and Vests. Shirts
and Drawers, Mikis. and Suspenders, which will he sal as cheap
asittc cheapest. Persons wishing to purchase clothing for Cash.
will do well to call and evamine goods and' prices. as my goods
are cot by myself, and made ht Eric by the beet hands that can he
had. to ithout regard to price. and ate warranted to to as well
made as any Siam hi I:rie wakes, Persons W letting CILIIIIII4. can
hate their measure Liken and elo.hing made. and if not suited
it lib them when done. they u ill not le asked to t die theta,,
Cie.mml.Nork and Cont . :v:one on the most reasonable terms
and n :wanted.
..;)," No charge for ..liowin•,; goods—call rind esrtinine for wont.
at No.ll. . BONNEI.I. (HAWK,
Svid. ru.tea.
Ttars.Purly
~.eur.iy'd Confectionary, N'o. 9, Rawl Rouse
• Row.
RS. 11tTZ trcsectf. , the
tsclii n that le ia x ,tl ri: t
r‘
reolly occupied iz, M. W. Keith, where she has itus,v auu purports
kee,ling constantly on Imnd. o tutor car tv of
CONFECTIoNAR.IIS,7,
of her own mnotifacitiv , . and sold wholesale and retail, v, lilt dif
ferent kirtils of It EFRESIIMEINII3,IzoteIt ns Cakes, Vies, Bread nod
Butter Pone hed Eg?„ Fold Fowls,, Boiled ham, Fork and
(fort:oiler. Sods %Saler, Ice Cream, ere., Ace.. all or syttirlt will Le
served up in the here nod most palatable style. She has just re
ceiVett n hoe Itsortinent. of TOIS, to %%hien she invites attention.
Alm I'. has fined up a room, op stairs, e‘pres.ly for the accont-I
modation of !Adler who may tvidt meat OVSTF.BS. She is deter
mined trot to I e surpassed by any similar e-t.:I lishmesl wcsl Or
1111M110. ntri with endeavor fo ;Word notver s at satisfaction. She
the hope that the slow liberal pntionove which, oas ex
t indict to her pre lecessor will be continued to her.
Erie, Nov.
Fashions.
IXT 1111WtiON & CO. hate just reccii,c(l a large aszooment
1 V • of Tool., •ncli nti
ittoot log Plow of different hinds, Quirk °fee. ,
Gauge do do Grecian du
tilditting Range do do Quirk OvolO.
Panel do do do Roman do
Itand Rail Planes do do Grecian do
Hall tog
I' 11 do 'do du Rab Let Placer
Match do tio -.-do 'Sash r
do
I'llotic March Plane , do do Heard Hoke,
l'itakter do du do Cane ,do
• guff!. Ogee. I Flat, 1 1
Which will he tcold very eitenp for 601. Call and FN.', ' 1 ,
• Oct. 'n. W. E. It F.WsON &M.. No. S. Reed Row,.
Groat Etargailas:'
.
T .tNT NOW receiving my Fall anti Winter Stec:c'of Pry G00.i.,
1G s oceries, Hardware. I ron. Steel. N4I IP, Chains &k.. eonipri
sing :i stock of over to may-five thousand Dollars, %bleb tem, pur
chased direct from the Mantic:lmo:le% I oth in Europe and Ameri
en, at price.. unheard of before ; till of which will be sold for Cash
at pri , e , furbelow any Goods helore cold in this market. Return
inf.! my stucere thanks to my old Ca-tomers for their N cry libetal
patronage. I purpose to coMpettrnte them this tall and v. Inter IA ith
the greatest bargains of past times. Now is the time l—rett tear
Ipre Het higher prices. 11. CA MN' ELL.
Frie s Oct. Y 1; 1t1....
haveing purchued the right for this con'tity in
t•ft f PATENT WEATitt R slltll`,." are now Preltoted to
'foto kb, all %% ho inay see tit to give than a call. Nt ith the abo%e
art :tied article. It consists of a stria Po attached to the lotion of
the 'nor. n 9 to OM out all wind and rain, thereby preventing the
rottitrg of carpets &c., 'Which is commonly the case in
vomit or vve , v doors. It iii•vearrniTted to pay for in rani r
'Mire Oren tomes a year. If it does not sati,fy all who prucure it
tt ee. ill take it oil - again rind pay all damage t.' All orders left al
A. Illielieuciew store for the abot e articles. will I e prouiptiv at
tended to. & tRAIN.
Erie, Jan. 'IQ, I-19, if 36
Books.
rrIHE Complete Prodnce Reckoner. Qtion in_ the vallte by round
or hustiel of all the thiferent loads of grata ; roarratiged n 4 to
ore,:eut at one glt nce. the value of the to hole 'minter of bu,-hels
and [minds rote. the price computed in dollars and
ap.r, a Ready Reckoner. fur all kind.; of Merril:iodise. from
one cent to one dollar ; a Table for computing imere,t ; Table: PI
calculating the price of Day. the meri•tire of Wood and ;
the rout edit , of EisterifQ, &c. &c., Mgt !add bated and• for Fate,
at holesale and retail at W. E. II EWSt & CD'S.
Nov. it, N 0.9, Reed Home'
_ -
's •
71 7 , , frAlks .. Feionco of Government "
131111.11.‘PS knowledge — ledge a iltit i efiti l ififtfikel)Tril l idflo - ore
proetiral importance, than that to Welt I Nile and ,” so,
uiatically Pre , ente.l in did , Book. It is ndintrably calculated to
inipart that ventral , knottledge of the Political Adair,. of our
which should he devoted an iNsential requibition in the
education °revert' I,ol*er of ludependefit Gotrnnucut. The ir:VAi
i., printed on good Wade Paper—it ell Bound-land containi about
:nu Pages. For sale, by lIEWSON, &
Erie, Jun. El, IFdll. 25
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It EBEL, PURE AND CME MAP:
nuirroN TI11:112 OLD STAND, No 5,
REED 11l
RE now ?miring their Winter .took of Drug , . Medicines,
Al Faints. Dile. Dye-Stutl . ,;, Itruidie4, Varni4lies, Groceries. Pitney
nod :Ink ICS. to which they invite the attention ot
linpicians, I'nllllol'4. Clothier& Trainers, owl epnmanors general
y "Fir l'artirulars see small Bills." Nov. W,1.9.49..
ruin: Largest. Reid and Cheapeot in the
Language. is cotiresi edly IVeh•ter's. The entire work , iota
bridged in I vol. crow': quarto. had pagenNvith a portrait of the
auflior. revised by Prof. Goodrich of Vale College. Price
For 'Sale at the new hook lore, IV. E. 11EWSUN.
Erie. Jan. 13, 1,19.
11iin teat to save 13) per rent. in buy int! Stilt cc. Iron At are. 8:1 . ,
at the Pomace. h. to call on tee and buy at
15 Ch , ,, per dollar. A good supply Ott hand and ror sale anal tire.
Erie. Jan. 21, Mu. NOSES IKOCII.
citn . AWLS ! Cashmere, Cc Laine
17/ &c., w ill I,c found cheap of
Oct. (I. &
ANIV. 4 . Val him, paiterio. Solar and rainpliene Lamp.. I;.uin
I J chlinneyg, shades and wicks. A few splendid •i•o, of Girati
dole 9, very low, nt G. I:00:111S &.l'O'r.
Ocunterparo?!.Counterpanegg
7(>-1 counter m ine.. Fah:11.10 for ,hnihk awl ping!, hves ^h,l
1.1 berthx. Ako I.i.iru and ( : 4 11(4.11th:8 cheap nt No.
I, Commnrcial ENchange.
Er le, March 10, 1 . 213. .13
f -
r Plaster Plaster:
rycl: handtel tons of Plater for rate at the lis e-t pr tee.. l•y
1,...fa 11. C.II)IVEJJ..
_
C 1114.11.1.-2 I Bad,. Itio.sl Poinintro. Cuba. Lagnira and Java
I.t9tree, for sale c hea per Pico Oren here. b) the Bair or Ter-quan
tity. by %V M. F. RINur.RNErIIT.
I ler. . 1. tifl
MI /2 %14.-10 chest i ill.l and Young Ilyson Tent alro. a .drerior
A article of Black TeZt. at RI SDERN F.CIIT'sI.
lice. '2. .2.9
itnprove.l by retirxtal,Paraboli , awl other hintlA of
(b.rmao Sliver. : 4 1414 and other
France as exten , ive a , t.ottnieta. to getert toga. at
I KING'S.
Jan. 13. O. LOOMIS & C 0.%
Notice to these whoia it mayCorcern. -
Timsi: that know themselves' indebted to we iq Note or Bock
areorint. are requested to call and pay on or before the first
day of January nest. or Con will to !wok:
Erie. Nov. •.15 WO. (1w , IVM. 121NDIIPNI:clIT.
17n LISS. Camphor.
0 134 1110.14;1p. Cad,. Soda,
100 Ike. l'astile and box soaps:
3011-11 s. Thim-tono,
:a !be Spls Nitre and Aqua A intnonia. roe-rived
and for sale by . BURTON & 'PERRI Nri.
Nov. el,
•
Wass Clocks..
I;lniVi• DAY 'mid lellour Clocks. various kinds, fr•sale by the
.4 Box or ',Logic one, very cheap by ' G. 1.00:111 . 3 &
Jan. IJ. JelB. t" State stroll.
-
TNS & PISTOL:4.-1101,le mai Single Barrel Chilbs nynl
Powder Plroilce, Shot POtteht-t, Gnaw Bogs, Pc.trobrion
Cape, Worno. nail Outer!, at LOOMIS & CO's.
Erie, Jan. 13. I-40.
W "le
Dec. 2.
RAlstANN.—l4 hoses. ell hakes. and wanner boxes frexh
Malaga Itaixami . cheaper than elneo here. h.; the ht or put Hot
by ItINLWILNECHT.
.flee, !2. •
A VIILEB.II 131IPPLIt
r il.s..ertntox 7'eos Company's Snperior Tias. TOCCIVed
and f or pale by the agent, T. W. 1110ORP..
Erie. Feb' y wit). No. 1. Perry Work.
!Store Boom for Rent.
rpm: Store Room, 1"o.2, Commercial Exchange. now °con
pied aP a Clothing store, for rent. Poxi'exxion riven immedi
ate!). Enquire or b1051 , ',21 KOCH. •
Erie, Pea. 21. 1810. Commercial flw ce.
A " perrona having unedited accounts with me , w il l please call
and set& trithoot delay, na I Wend moving' Webt as Foon
as Navigation opens in the tipring. Those failing to call berme
that time may coed to pay cost. JiMEPH KEI.SV. Jr.
5 A MILS. Superfine Flour. Just received, and for sale '23 cents
v cheaper than at any other establishment In the city. nt No.
I. rerry.lllock. 'l'. W. MOORE,
150 POUNDSAmerican Vermilion and Chrome Yellow by
Nov. 8. CARTER .8c 11110THER.
Colds, Coughs and Consumption.
Tsvismo EXPECTORANT. (large hottleti) I .
a Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry
Saiayne's do do do
- Ayrc.' Cherry Pectoral • . , . , .
Ilristora Balsam 'Ma/bound, and °they medicine,. rot' the
above dbeases. for sale by BURTON 6c.rER6INN.
Nov. la. 1218. . '.s-r 2
Slop that Clough 1
liltn,Jetvis' Cold c a n to be bad at
IP (Nov. 28. , BURTON & PERKINS
EKIN COMPANY'S Green and !Wick lrewi. A fresh enpply
P
of Ihesepopular
,Temi just received by the Agents
'Nov. 18. BURTON PERKING.
9000uAvANNA.nd Pane (pi Ciente, choice brandy, and
a Bimini Lure importation. pot received and Itir
BUR ON & PERKINt.
=I
J. KELI.OOC. Agent. I:rie.
39
NEW oLoTniNa imonn.
To-Oarpuntera and Joiners.
goep' out the nein:
331-3 Per Cont. Saved
Spectacks:
Notice.
Monr I Moor 1 Dour II
I - :112 t
• 1 i
4 4 .0: • L'1. . ' 4 L4rtetAert , Tylkic--vr. I
--••• ...t.4.4.` A-,
INCIiEdSED INDUCEAJENTy TO HUE AT _
T. 1311 NEW JEW CEEMAP 8T0211.72
ai CORIVE AT
J 1 OF 8,1771 AND Flk - FII STREE'I'S,
4 1P,
trio, Pa.
i RosENzwEld & CO. inform their former nutnerous envo
i. • niers and the nubile. genet ally, that tiny limit. Just returned
lon, New York. with a regular avalanche of Dry Goods, Milling
&c., consisting of more than . ,-
i FIVE HU:WIRE'," PACKYIOES
Of goods—laryr . than fit er before brought Into the Weal.;
'l'llia illllllCl se al...raiment embrace, a great Satiety of articles
whieli it woo it be.toiliou4 to ellti lllCrate —every shape pattern, oil.
Itety, tone, fi t ,ure style, finish, fashion and quality of goods of ev•
cry kind for the ,
GENTEEL OR COMMON IrE.in,
Of Ladies. Gentlemen. Boys or Girls. The time has arrlvad in
Minion atlitire, when no man or n untati alto is able to obtain, a
dully livelihood by the int eat of his ur her brow, need gu alttrout
Rood—even genteel elothing—whrit no Roy or Girl thrown upon
his or her fr , tollrreg, and obliged to clan it tircugh tic sarld at the
rate of sispenee per day. treed go 'without decent attire; as the
proprietors of this establishment are ready and a sillutto prates
Mall why will •!tv e the m ;, ra il.
/ICI TS .4.N1) C.l 3, •
fit great variety. of et cry eats he obtained at this es b
lishment, at lames to suit the Gine.., a n d their mem:it:Rs.
Their large asortinent Of tiolershirts. rtustiendeds. Umbrellas
AND WITER-PnOOP CLOTHING. ,
Will make the el.,es enter, and the.low priers at Melt they tan
he ntri;rilett.% ill lint to litglitihe ambitious pretensions of all ishu
e heretofore made a toast of their {dicta.
1100 Ts .4.11)
Men'. 8001. rine tIJ F,ip. ladies' tow idico.74Sliom
do Calf,Selli. Goat k Kip tiro- do rifit. Ki d
do do Congroisfilips & Buskins,
do Congres4 Jo Kid
'toys` Broganx, hut , and ciiildreit's tihuer in great va
riety. Also,
• KINKI.E7 ::crio.vs
fly the cord. at Nett- York pri?", , , and other pods in the" tint
Goodi Hoc Vitiolesole K r im!.
Groceri.• , . Cr..thrry, Ginc,....%:0r..&r., by the caft-fond. yiadi
load, or retail. at prier tororrr.puud with the tinter.
newt forgo the place. riotier ci Mate and FilTh Streets.
Ene.tict.7.
T.OOl IXerc.
1701" can liu 1 the fuliuu artictc:: at R indernecht's Grocery:.
store:, Ginger, nuintett...l lye. pepper, (Innatnott,
Mustard. l'epners:,tice. rlie c oil. ra-tur yd. r oten. Chocolate. Pon -
der and Shia. Perch-4iota rape hint pills: carom currants. snuff,
cig toldeco. ca titllo thou., ttrii,. &het% %I late wash. hope,
scrubbing. dit.tinvi. cloth, hair and tooth lirngliest coffee mills. bed '
cords. topf., patent pritlg. cedar paib, wash tubs, 14 a.tt
tonnis, mop .11e 411131 W% Tar; curry
combs. and a t-,:riviy of other art reteu, too numerous to inevtlon,.
;Ma which will he sold cheaper than eliA.wbere by
1. IV It F RINDERNECIIT
ni.'Aunt. Pulver Porto Rico. flavana. _sod
Sugary, fa sate as cheap ab the chcapeaq. at No.
T. Sr. mouRF:.
1:1CIL t'l
N.
I. Pt!'
Fri,-
NOTEOZ.
n.llare left their notes anti 'accounts It /di Geo.
.. for collodion. All those nho Nish to Irmo
inni...liately, as nivre erns IsN no delay in
Ditt)Wll to".. 51 , 1•AR'rER.
1; 1 42
t.S 117‘101.: .C.)1.1N (.11
r [1 I
.1 Er
rto-t4 it
ii.tittt r•
FOR aAG 11 FRB. OTT PE IV .
WING to the grni rushtor picture , and at the request uer.ev-
V eral funultc. I have concluded to rrintin a ,Stoat Ttms:
longer. fur the tteconont daunt t ofihose 11110 hare not; yet prgeure
their Miniatures,
IT, Call tututtlittlol, tW I y:qtr . ; tust4t he sAort Rootna over
Cris` lt3ok. Alt El. FIIETCIII.3I,-7L-.,
• -
ran SALE,
;tt
it., B a e l. r fu e
rn ° t Iu- n
furniture
iiytureN. Inyuue tILNJA3II I I4 GRAFT:`
Cm.. Feb. le. _tr at
-- Now
-
N Supply of School Books.
TIAN' lES' Arnim:clic. (', Abut ti s do-. tilnev'a'alcograpliy and At
las: me(:utrey's Render:4. Sander.' do:ConikiloCk'a rtuloseph).
McGutf . s'o,t4,l2lling. Bulltoil',. Gram:oar. Kirkam's do: and the
Young ef,otr. }it.t rec.'s , . cd at W. E. lIEWSUN'S.
Eoli. 10, li-lt. • 39
__
GOn 7 r.i: —ot,i G.:Aril:nem
Java. Lagoira.eutia, :21. Muting , .
and Rio C.'ufre. klzo, 0 g.lieral ak.strtutent of Wet and Pry
(kocpro , v, to Mc il ll ill lit' ,-old at a very f mall odvance froth Goat,
to Ina), r,oni t... 1 a unix .011.1 r. id No. I. Perry Block, by
Er.e, l'etl, 2.111 -?,-11). T. W. MOORE.
1 - "idi - Ef -17:;4.
NM, VI ---iciFoTiari
Ream. AYS D wxwren. Goons,
.Irricing is large go/mid:as at ths Jest "Store of MOSES rocil,
<7min.ercial Ere,liange. on FrerrA hr., Eric, Pd.
wive ihr pi,,are of 1 in:l:ming, my friends and customers in
I
t
tors n and country. Oat 1 ;tin WAY receiving 1 y fait ripply of
NFM AND FASHION A 111.1; GOODEI. which, roar embraces
nil ill_ % a rieties of rich t i.d peantiful Goods inn t, mid which
arc to be sold at Ili , . nro:erinal low prices of the 0 Jew Store.
familiar to every math Woman and child in this corner of the
State, NULICe tli , 101i0V. u:;!. FOR 'IIIE LADIES. Heavy
Italian :01 , 1 01:141 1 .1 1 an Silks. Grcs de Rhine Satin stripe. reknit;
watered, wired and Ord& Mack Italian do. satin striped and ens
kw:lt:red Moose de La toe, plain and printed Cashmeres: embrcii
demd p„,0,,, emouicable Nladouns, FrenCh Mei inoet. mode colors,
plaii Roue Shawl'. lirpolle, Umdlineie and Silk Shaw is. embroi
&red rakinnere do. Muck and colored silk Fringeii, Brussels Lace,
Lisle and thread lance.. needle wronglit Collars. Jenny Lind
Collar , , French Kid (lldieil. PWlllull Sarkis and S.tlitionsoiliirreil
,atiit Ilona( t, Plumes and ['lots ers &e. -
-
•
C-:. G. LOOTIIII3 at. Vo.'B
i
Ciocits, Waielies. Ser.rolry and Fanc y Goods,
I , Itr; f i e, I,'.i n g et hthitc,l at the ohl sAtahltdied stand o* State
i..
i Street, nearly opptwite the tatile MAO.
- 71 ,- .Alt ,rl , . la ...,, ~:,,.1 1,...g.- v0mt.1.0,41 in New York City, oldie
choicest bi t let of GOOda the p thlir n ill now have - an oportunity
of s lesson's; the t .1205 NT zok.l at ..... at w/iLlneni in their Hue ever
hthught to Enc . ,:
ln lies tincinnicri icrtoic:i or ba= i -,.. sondusred hr the prar.rt_
etoor. ; nil icohno:neat!, ais all, pal.) to t h e repairing of fine Ler.
yr, C, hack r. thq/IoN. Clitun,lovier :end ( . UllllllOll Ebtapelntllt
, Wale Les. Ti, ILICrt iliffic nit Watch V, il•Or, executed in the bent.
linhthell and workinaltlike manner. Tlit , y acknowledge v. itta—
thankfuluet4 the extettitt e patromme doe, far in this departmenb
anti atin.m;pt , eine Of their tieigld.Cs: . ;It they will do work a lit-
I t i e meal r. tihepuLlie tia* under - wind titi,c,othat their work And
Le done better titan they eau do it, or nu e Mince for the job. IVith
fair rises and pit-jet Ulit`illtirli 1 , 11)1)..ine.0. it - us t,ip.onable to rx.
• pest a continued RIM Me rea-ed phtiotut&e.
k:rw. Ves,..l, 1 , 1. 4 . "Y
•
4,1;
CIOLD AND SI I 1 1 1 . 1l("I'ACI.ES, of a suralior quality,
VA warranted to suit :AI ago., and conditions of the eyes. at
- LEWIS' GOTHIC HALL.
iLoclis —A laLl• ni cir.eits, of different styles and
Ci
price4.frotir 63, to 'nine pieces, &c., all war
aided to I,revy,oo,l LEWIS' GOTHIC HALL.
_ .
cl - DLIr PENN—Levi ItroWh•.cithi POiWialSO:fligie3's of the
UN Le-4 quality et)* one warranted. Also. other Gold Pens f;
ow at at LI:W 1 " GOTHIC HALL.
WINDOW GLASS.
5000 FELT of liet'idlyr 1 , 1-st NN intlow glace, of nll Arco
trot:11. Ly 10 16 21 30. :pint received and for Sale by
the ur er tliatt r is he bought ets,eu here in Mb , tit).
ft the ,r1...11 shop a 1.. WARREN, wuth 1'3,1 corner of State and
rit:htli streets, rrie. April IS,
111
f r IN I'o[l. l'or 1n nh,t,
MA'. 10,
131f :7 1'111E PH A 711 1 .1 111.ASS,—.t beantifill article ofig:re
dtort
1 ' , 1:A...., n aWadi are Ion) 11,10 by 14-10, and lip to 2114 ,
10, by Minn" Not . 111, r.9II'ER & BROTHER,.
GOLD, Silver and eopljtl.o,ll, by ' 1
Nov 10
__. - . CATITIII se. BR OTHER.
.-) (i Lp.5.i.",,,. chit •., and in the log,
A. • •' t ' Not. In, eARTER & BRoTurg.
9 I or.. 1.3 1'.' ,- -. 1. Brnlive. Cold. :liter and Copper, by
e INot . le. t'A ItTPft & bIiOTHER.
Tlt I" highq r
eice Nod ter t,hl Cold ' TII Silt er, old 'Watcher
ood :le %.1 14,.. 411 ( . .,..h ~ r p...d.a, :.t 1.1; V . lS l .' GOTllll'llAl..k.,_
Tho s:,adies
WILL 11 : 1 1 .t No. I lit'cit House. td I cautif styles ocCr orls
tor eumti Itres:::.?, co:l.l , ring of plain and figured Tail.
tone. plain and embro.dcred Bet ages. elul roil ed Lam I. EIN
Mull', nil olller le- to tilalw )oking Mete tw
n and 411 f my the pr:tnent gay FOrikikin, SR of
to !Itch they are.re:reCtfulty ill% ited to e'aUhud examine.
Prc.
: 4 ,311141,1 Pla‘ter. on good or
C.Mt.r) nod al Ow lots t market prize, to Is hna of
Der. tt 47 D. WRIGIITTP.
FISH AND lmn: —Jun nee ted per lan' trip of
`V the I.o , tt.tatvt linnt Machitutte. a frebh bupply of Fish and
Trout in the whole and brill ' , afresh., narranted mod. at -
Lee, 49 • WRIGHT'S Corner.
iNiukt,:, AN!) complete assortment of Muffs and
Eons may Le fouml, cheap at
Per. ,2
- D (tr.; NET itt;(111- 4 ,—IIrcei‘et by E:tpret., n good sehrition of
_i/tm.erted ntirnt trivets, ni , orteil Snarls, rill colo': rept and
uncut 11011 V aF.orted Riblonti. &e i , all of %hid' will I , e
tar} el - 17,1p to tairicrr or to the retail trade..
rTiutt A '0 of air toralc ut INDCRNECIIIT'S.
1 '2
..- • '
. .
1 0 CROSS Cliirk's—nt se -
atelien '
eblevville 'do
%Vax 'tapers and cigar light, at
Nov IR. BURTON & PI:RKINS.
1 )7s EN EV STRIPE—A new awl beautiful article for La
1 1 1 iNeS . Dresm,, for !ale by 8311TH JACKSN.O
Fnglish, beiman and Aulericar;;&in $1 30
ll to 1. per yard. for Sale by S. JACKSON.,
lilue l'lain and Fancy Plaids :knit
Sinpe, for rate by S. JACKSON .•
.‘• •Ic.L rods. Kentucky
L nice and rood, for sale by
_ _
NIER1.":". Ile Lattice, plain
Vi Alarcon colored. for bale by
Gm,. Stune are, air rain-by
I ir (Dec.l,l , W. F. RINDERNECI4T
0 4 - : 1 -- fitS. Fietthiiric, Nitric Muriatic Acid.. by
0 0 Nov. 10. CARTER BROTHER
1 1 ;C: ,— ;SEIt'S OIL, hy the Carrel or Gallon, by
Now. In, - CARTER
777 LBS. CoPPerm., OOU lby. Muni, and 600 I
by - Nor.lo, CARTER • i
QIIAWLS—Any flimsily of Carlin:ere, PI
Y FAIRWI .1, for rule by
rauff3 and Dose.
ivCOMPLETE ashortment of Muffs and Doan
Cheap, at - • INR IGIIT'tt
Dee 2.
rausiC., 11
AGoon :wormient or (blind's. necordeons. }intim& Vio
nines, Fla-volets.Ctationets and Firm twitter with
t h c best Guitar nod Violin Strings in town. Altp. Violin Demi,
Bridges. Pegs. &c., for sale clieltp. by G. 1.907.1118 & Co.
Erie. Jan. 1J..4549.
BAGS Dairy salt ; ni - SO bbls. salt, an'a bas's coarse,
kit, salt, on hand and fot sale at RINDERNECHDB.
Dec. 2.
G LUE: and Sand Pam, by
Nov. 6,
vapor Ilan sings.
1000 pircrs Wall paper and Borleringy 130 do' Wiodagoa,
papor, for sale cheaper than over by
- CEO. S'ELDEN Ir. SON. ,
Oct. 16
I,EACII4I WEIATS. OIL. m . )l lamthitie. ebe4ri for an
For. le, CART FA PTLOTH ,
CARTER &BROTfIf.R
WRIGHT'S Corner
Jean, and Plaid Lineeye. very
H.JACK6OK.
Rrow•n 111:4
8. JACKSON.
BROTHER -
Is. Blue Vitriol.
BROTHER.
d and Basket.
JACKSON.
he found.
NER.
cARTER& BROTHER