filiulemor
com _.,rce, and to a groat extent is similarly supplied at
4114 day. It is the capital of a second rate stato, and con
tains twenty or twonty-five thousand inhabitants. The
mountains onviron it, and supply bar for a largo iron
foundry in its vicinity. It also boasts a cotton factory.
in public buildings, bridges &c. I can see good design,
but I notice what is perceptible over all Mexico, viz., the
hand that driers the chisel has no brOins to direct it. But
lam afraid, Mr. Editor, I intrude upon your patience. I
have entered more minutely into descriptions of matter:
hero than in other cities,, not bectiuse all that I have
aeon aro peculiar to the plce, but begat's° there has boon
but few foreigners here, q d they hbvo not been tainted
with foreign innovations. and therefore more likely to
be the custom proper of Mexico. Very well, now say
the doxology, and I'll lot you off -. OMEGO.
TILE NEWS BY
Tho nows brought by tho Hibernia, though net of a
very decisive or startling nature, is st i nnowhat important.
From England wo have the gratifying intelligence that
the Navigation bill, or rather the billltb abrogate the ex
isting navigation laws, passed the Hcitiao of Lords with
out any material amendment. At any other time this
bill would create a profound sensation in this Country as
it in another conclusive evidence that the old and "ob-
soleto ideas" which havo so long restricted trade be
tween ono nation and another, aro fast fulling•beforo
tho ond•ard march of truth, but now when tho eyes of
every friend of republicanism aro turned with anxiety
to the struggle between King-craft and Democracy which
is being settled at the point of the bayonet in other parts
of Europe, it will hardly elicit a comment. Its result,
however, will be the sonic. We aro gratifyed too to see
that the British government repudiates all cognizance or
sanction of the recent proceedings of tho French Gov
ernment in their treatment of the Romans.
In regard to tho Canadian rebellion ' - loss bill, an ani
mated debate had taken place in .Parliainent in whi . ch
Mr. Gladstone and Lord Jo' n Russel participated, but
without any decisive action beine taken, it was postpon
ed.
The following is a condensed, but Very full sununtery
of the news.
The Cholera has vain appeared in England, and sev
eral cages have occured in Manchester, and other parts
of the country. At Paris the cholera is making the moot
fri g htful havoc—even 11/OFC , _ , 80 than in 1817. Upwards
of lOW° deaths have already Ovelined, and in one day,
there wet,. ahem ;MO cases and 691) deaths reported.—
Marshal I3eaugenud and many other persons of emi
nence talk it to the scourge. It has broken out
anew 10 StlObin, Vienna and Presburg, and is raging
mood filarfullv at Alexandia and Cairo. in Egypt.
11.4 ACT 1.11 BY nn. Fitt `all Tl:ool',.—Frain
Rome
,we luarli that Ott- Frouch army commenced the
attack on the :inth May, and after a sanguinary engage
ment, In which the Roinaus lost 7140 men, succeeded in
carrying Pe% eral important poste. A series of attacks
have since token place, in which the victory le vnrion‘ly
hutted, hut in whmli the invading army has suffered inn ,, t.
The French panel , puhhili conflicting repents of the
operatidns of the arias, but from nceountsi received to
the sth rt is clear that Gen. Oudinot I ad not then
gained acres to the city, though hr had gained a post
tlon at the north of ItnnO, which would enable hint to
command . the L.itv. Th., latent despatch front Gen. Ou
dinot is to the 6th inst., at which time ha opened his
trenches and had regularity heNieg,d the
There • is no appearance of yielding on the part of the
Ramat a but on th a contrary overt:iinz goes to confirm
the belief that they would nt the a most determineekro-
H•tailee and light to the last.
1tY.14.6.T1 FULL y
Rheims, ono of tho mast importlint in (3v:inany, ii
ported to bo in full insurrection, and to have establish
a vovcriinnent of 111.(1 itepubitcang.
ISSCtiIt((TIOY I a Plals.—On IVethiesday an incipient
nourrection was attempted du Puri , by about 40,000 of
tie 11Iuuntain parts ..) , ,e.id«l by M. I:menial Arago,
and swiss suppreimed by dm traps, whose number amount
led to 70,000. : ' ca eral am nipts V. ere made to erect har
t. ades. In the evening the Ai , rnilils 'declared itself
in rernumnce, and ii:o-0.-41 a decree declaring Palk in a
,te of siege. On ' l ' hunday the alarm had considera..
bit subsided, and Iln , flle/.3 Wiliell was ittively suspen- ,
Clad the day, previous, was generally resumed.
At one tittle the peril was imminent, and nothing but
tmi courage and pilule:tee of .jJtc President, aided by
f.rinacqs and sagactr,, p"ieve - nol the most serious can
togm:ice,. Nuinerousinrrests (lave taken place, inclu
ding =renal members of the Assembly—M. Ara go and
drn tieing among them. The last accounts re
ran a -.bite of tranquility, bet there was an uneasy feel
ailieu that a renewed nflellip/ Wetall bad made to up
t the Government, and that when acuities to the point,
dm norms will not prove steady.
NA l los At. Gu inn OF PA ins itN•ir rim Von: OF THE
1•v nosy.—Far the subject of Rome, the demonstration
ut ii Assembly to support the native of the, Pope, and to
put down dr Roman Republic, n Sel7elllirpoll in or
&r to wake a inanifestiti ion in favor of the illoman }le
-t libi!. and at the saute time agai'nst the Government;
in the Legisbitiyo Assettibl) notice wea l (
accordingly
whit h wit/ carried.
I
}'till'slfit F—InPORTANT.—A. VCITI, alarming
demonstration on the pan, oldie Republicans took place
on the lilth inst.; and, for a toes a revival of the terri
ble in.iurrect,:on of June appeared prof/ ILL., I The stfratr
commenced in a demonstration got up by 'ate
publicans as a protest.
KO ,, f/Tll 1 . /M t:LA/MET) PUPS/DENT OF THE
RlTCCl.le.—Kosbuth has arrived in Pesth and has been
reeetved in the capitol, as the President of the Hunga
rian Republic.
It would seem that hostilities are still earned on in the
:Stith between din Hungarians and the scattered
re
t of the Auidrian arms, supported by th ' a Itussians,
but the reports nhich mach us 1114 so vague and contra
d), tory, it Is not deemed advisable to transmit them by
LgrAph.
ANKTILOX FRAM Tfir. Gs.Ntri l isi. To THE
‘sts.—The Russian General has isstted a procla .
ID won to the Hungarians, the pith of whirl' I is, that if
tort do not lay down their arms and Submit to their fate,
nit'i a gond grace, they will ho made to feel i the, conbo
.lloi•nees of their presumption.
Every etrort is raring tondo to rouse the peoltle, and the
:1 - la , zar Government has ordered the cli.rgymcit to
preaelt two:not tho
Till, STRUGGLE IN BAULN IN FULL Pt. Atr.=-In Baden
th,-. Revolutionary struggle is non , in full play.
The Prince rif-Prits•ia hoe left Berlin. IP take corn ma nil
tliii army of the Rhine; and in Bailed; Wurtemberg
h‘l Bavaria. tho democrats are preparing for a conflict.
STOLEN OR EORRO
fi -- 7-_,TIVO bound 1 oligne, of the Concre , nionri Globe 'hire lois
/ icriomly drip eared from my.othee. Thy arehither stolen
1
•: • ', i . r inishar friend limi borrowed them , If th
i ~ .11 will confer upon me a lasting fir or Ily ret irning them
- •ibii ith. If the former, I will 1 ,2 y, a Nuitable i'ewar for any in:
•r
.11,n concerning , therm One volume In bolind i i cloth, and
~
lot in board, B. P. SLOAN.
Inc. „Moe 7, Pt , l9. Ed. Er a Otiimirver„
M'L.ANI:'S LIVER PILLS -The risiOnishlng dernand
3 for this great medicine seen)• to be on theiinrrease. Where
n• been 'introdured, it hi. attained a potitila4ty u'iitireceilen
'ln the annals of medical practice. Nil arm using it in
h+ cafes, al lean is hen they can obtain it. Patient , however,
• 1 not be tinder the eTpellke Or a•king teethe:lt advice, as they
ha.ie a hoz of the ith which threCtlotts wit I
.r.u•le,l, which will nark a speedy cure. The fi .l ux, tag let
• an agent shows its popularity in the section from which
' Ie !lir is dated:
- "BI.IOIT CATSI4II. lIVOLORUC'f , .
March 23,1, 1617. f
". 1 Kidd 4. Cu. Iroad ot Pitieburgh:
s*Gentlemen—VVe find ire can sell a great ;any more
ter Wl.anes zhlte than your agent left with on. here rills
• ii;., 11) rising in favor. and we have almost soldall that we
If tan can send U 9,10 or 11 itt/I.CO more boxes, they will
tutu] your agent can bring, us a new supplyl. '
• T. &J. KEI.T.Y."
Carter k Brother, and .1.11. Burton, Erie,' 'a.
-- i-TESTIIIONV FROM LITTLE FORT. HA..
tiloan's Ointment awl Condition Powder are aek•
r'ri.iby , all vho hate used theta to be the best re netly for
and Cattle that has been discovered. Fresh wo.tnits,
, rl3sinr bruises, rini.hone, pall evil, and in short et ery
ainl di-order or injury can be cured by this wonderful reme-
POWDER iii - deligned for inward strains. dlstemper,
sir m , ;V • till!, hide•fiound, fatigue front bard exercise, diseased
, Lake ColotgChronsrled
r 1,1,2 Nle.helile* advertise./ by W. D. Sloan are sold on
by Carter gr. Brother, No. 6, Red 110-11"'
P tl'lal',%yi. BALSAM OF WILD CIIERRY.,..OIII Hi.
roils , ta , c r , oacz More evidence of its India 'cllealoro
-We WW I it may be dintinctfy understood, that every cerlin
'l statement of cures performed by Wierar's balsarn'of Wild
we publiqr, in strictly true. We give names and
In%it. the closet scrutiny, and challange the most rigid
an the atithAntic try of oar statements knowing full well
kt. ,. .t‘ledgr of fICIA Oin the great superiority of this meth
", t , Corte rtecei.bary to itoowe its prescription. g"Jrreuttesi.
—t,er Wiwar's Ittillath of Wild cherry Is Introduced, it at
.—imon. that to,lll reputattori which it so richly deserves.—
'to! , it. 41ID when oil every hand can be witnessed ite
'l.l : ll,, tes? The worst caeca of Ant limn, recent but dee"
(- `'' ,4 `l'. and also those that are of long standing. Bronchltl•
ara• oh: oan, in Its early stages,) erg nlvQaYs cur ed b y tbia
r.'AN BE LIKK IT.
A'her o,tinent.
21 dirtlo.
R Int of CfAlurnnua Git:r, Ohio, Sugar cured lianuriaat
Pr tenTri and (6r eater-by 0. B. mark.
••• Imp, T.
Slate Strtne
ILE HIBERNIA!
MI
TUE 3311VVAL
The undersigned, citizens of
vile thewttention of business n 4
political, commercial, and fain
Pullutc, a daily, tri -weekly, and
city of 13ulfalo.
Buffalo iv so peeulia rly the ge t
its Press must, front its position
proprietor of the Reeuauc. E.
upon a perminent basis, and
through knowledge of newspape'l
enterprise, warrant the condos/
portaoce as a commercial city.
Thu RErtllitic advocates radl al democratic measures, and has
acquired a high reputation throe Bout the state: but the paramount
design as we understand it. In to make it attractive to the general
reader, by the publication of the latest intelligence, foreign, local
and commerCial news. The nrra gemems for obtaining the earliest
market Items and general com erciat news, will be extensive,
and equal to that of any other Jo mai. We, therefore. cheerfully
commend I.lm Purr...Jo REPUBLIC to the favor and patronage of the
public at large.
Dean Richmond,
A. W. Johnson,
Edwin holnan,
Henry aw,
Isaag sicrinan. El. W. S.e . t.tiejit
Luciott F. Tiffany. C. C. Vatightf:'
•-
1). N. Oa rny,
John 7:._.Ffoye.
John llollhter,Azeel R ,
ooker,
Hayes& Johnson, Elias Wted
,
Philo Dunce & Cu. D. Rad n. I. T. Hatch.
Wm. 0. Brown, H. M• Moe, 11 P.Thayer.
F. r. stevons, • Benj. H Austin, S. Dudley,
Oliver Patch, C. C. 13 ifltoi, Jas. Wadsworth,
P. Dotsheimer, John G nsor, John T Hudson,
Oi G. Steele, Dexter :well, D. Tillinghast,
P. M. Vosburgh, U. 11. w leelocK In B. Smith.
John Brooks, H. B. anon
TERMS—DaiIy by Mail 6500 per annum.
Tri-Weekly. 3 Ott " ..
Weekly. 1 50 ..
,The Weekly will be cent to cot:venire on the following terms:
4 copies for,es 00
.
S " lO 00
10 6 . 12 00
Al ways payable in advance'
Counting Doom No. 1 1 Seneca st
legion street, first door tort)) of of i'
rho proprietor ol the Republic Il
Cards, and a general ussortnient of
to be sold wholesale or retail at in
D .1
On the 28th, tilt. in M'Ken j
in the 62d year of his ago
On 'ru!.4day the 3d it;.t., 1k
Lt., daughter of Wm. Arbuc .
ship, aged 18 years.
Ott the Ist inst., ANTHONY.
Agatha Kusentaul, aged 6 Ito
On tho 3d lllat.. CHRIST/Al4
Loth of Erie.
MA 8R
On Monday eroning,'Juile
the Rev. J L. Sr
ford, in-this Coutity;to • Miss
of Augustine Burthotemew,
In Rh rin, 0., on the 2d inst,
nor, Mr. R. T. GnEesr. to
Westfield, N. Y.
On the 3d inst., by the Rev.
Ittsni lINECIIT and Mies &rut'
EMPIRE EZPRE; S ARRIVAL.
CST receo.ed by exptess n gerod ssortment of Gimps, Fringes,
Linen Gulch:llns, latest st)le of Crape Sim n Is, White and
colurc.l Bonnet Ribbon..., plain Satth Ribbons, walking Shoes,
n..ttcot leather Ties new sly le, Garue Flannel., Lisle Gloves,
Sills Giro en c...lored cotton Rose, new style of Prints &c.sicc.
Erie, July CA RIVEI L.
Office of Me Spring. Garden !Ifttruat Insurance Company, I
rtiILAUF.I.PIIIA, June 1e49. f
\y r.! the view or confining the hu•iness to the office in this
sty. the Agencies at New York. Baltimore, Pittsburgh,
Pottsville, Erie and Reading. %sere discontinued on the first day
of Nlarch last.
The abovertomprise all the Agencies the Company had at that
time. L. KIWAIIIKAAR.
Jurie . 7, Itl9
Oranges and 'Lemons.
Akm received Pon.. of Fresh Oranges and Lemons k received and
f or k,,,te a t 0:7, Poor l'op:e'Lllow, by T. W. MOORE.
Erns, July 7, 1,319.
naiSina and riga — .
1 1 Goon article can he lurid al
Erie, July 7, 1-41). T. W. MOORE'S
Straw flats.
QTRAW lIATS for one ensiling and other things proportionntelx
121 elo , ap, at T. W. 3100 RE'S.
crn•,;]uly 7.
Dried Apples. I
A LA R(l' lot of nice Dried Apples JIM rtv'elved, at
ft Erie, .11/Iv Iml9. T. W. NIOORE'S
CLM.II.II. Tum Tree.on
FOR THE
Great WesternLocortio . tivo 1
T A Ku NOTH'E, AU. THOSE WHO A UtEr. , T Ellt
1,1,1 :IIIEGCL'r3 Corner nod con t ince your,elves I hat 6 he is
lJ Non n Cilviug the largest, cheapest and test lot of GItOCI;R.
I t".F.' ever hrought to Erie. Among his ID , 3ortint.nt may be !Qum,
lII' tuft ON% 1111.1 •
1L.4.-S is tons of Port Rico Coffee &ugar. Crushed, Loaf and
Puiver).ted.
Cur,. c E.—Ten bags Old Government Java, ten tags of Laguera
and ten hag , of Rico.
Moi.... , sfo.—Tho thousand gallons New Oricans Porto Rico 01111
Nagar 110ilfe.
1 . 1. cheq, Young Ilys.on, tlack and Gun
powder. 11 - piper:al tea 111 sic pound cadres for family the.
e thou.:n n ot pound Cod FINII‘ MaCkfael, hhatl, MA-
I:111M herring, Smoked Herring and Sardines.
Tnenty barrels Turpentine, thirty du. of Linseed, Lamp and
Tanners oil.
15,) kegs Brooklyn, Minh) and Pittsburgh White Lead.
Ti l e largest kind of an assorttnent of Paints and 14estutfs.
100 kegs of Eastern and Pittsburgh Nails.
Lint-toirs.—Preztch Brandy, Rutland Gin, Rum, Port Wine, Ma
dera, Malaga, Claret and French West Wine.
'run doze. :Acholt , 4 fine New York SnfOking, sixteen
Loxes ('at nudist), ltal dozen tine cut Rappee and Ntaccabuy SHIM.
Ten ling.: and 100 flasks Kentucky Ittfle Powder, fifty hags of
Shot, i mt Lead anti Percussion Caps.
;nutty bones Candy, 35 atoms of Malaga Flgrl, 30 jars prune!,
and a great variety of articles in toy line that would take more
tune than 1 hat e to enumerate them.
To my old tordoiners and the public generally, I tyould say, call
at SI Corner, lirectly opposite the Fartnet's Bowl and see
fbr younßelves, that I ain loud to sell wnoleante or retail, ch ea p er
than any (abet establiohinent West of Buffalo. C. 14ir,c; EL.
Eric July 7, 1.118. - lES
8R6138 CLOCICB.
EIGIII DA V and 30 flour Clocks, variouesty lee of ca.scs, gr.:
4 ratty teduceo
Also, Marine, Circular bnd other Time Pieces for sale low by
G. LOOMI6 &
ErieJuly,l. Time S.rect.
lIX R WOR K iI er Spoons, Ladie4,T7ings:Scsxsps, Hut.
k , - 7 ter Knives, &c.' constantly on hand nod Nonufactztred by the
21'6er:sheet, not sn the Atitmeg State, but in Erie. and warranted
the standard of dollars. Comparison or style in this branch par
ticuarly
Also, Threaded Spoons and Forks from NPW York Manufactory
alive goOd. flt‘Ct.. G. LOCMIS & Co.
Erie July 7.
PLENDIII JEWELRY.—Embracing Ping, Rings. Bracelette,
,Lockets; Chaim, Pencil. &C.. new and beautiful patterns.
Pitt% rind - Rings of Diamond, 'Pummels, Pearl, Roby and other
settings. •
N D.—Jen etry made or repaired to order on short notice. Cali
to neighbor and learn how a tir,t ra•e job is dohs at.
Erie Jitly 7. 1-I9 G. LOOMIS & Co.
gond ri , .ortment of Gottaro, Acco - rireOnr,, Fluti - naTr,
f viol, plates, etair)n et , ' and rites, together with
the I,e=l Glom and Violin whops in town. Alw, %wilt, Down,
Bridge=, Pegg, &e., for eale cheap by C. LOO3llB & Co.
Erie Jllllle, 7 lelo,
I6OK ING GLASSE:4.—A large as...Game:it of Guilt and Ma hrg
Jail). Fr MVO, usether with Plates of datlerent nlzer, for reset
ling ohl (rallies. G. LOOMIS & Co.
Erie lune,-7 IFI9.
IA Ml'B.—New style Solar and other kinds of Lampe, and arty
.4qoantity of Wicking, Clittunies and Globes. at
Erie inne.7 . I EI9 G. LOOM t 8 & Co's.
•LMNSEED & LARD OM. •
IX Barrels Linseed & Lard oil, Just received &for Sate very
IJ low, by thin barigl or gallon by, J. II BURTON,
Erie July 7, 1;-19_ , 8
NnfiTO 1 1 00 T OIL..
FOR flarnes.s, Carriage: Tops, itrc., Much superior to Tanners
oil, Kept con.tantly on hand by. .1.11 BURTON,
Erie July, 7 18 In. 8
WRITE LEAD.
N Consignment.-1 will rnrnioli B. A. Palinestoek & Co, rUre
Lead. br tiletptantity, to Meteitantit_tand others at Pitts
burgh price. ridding transportation. J. H. BURTON.
I,tie .3147, 1119. 'No 5 Reed House,
rah-ostock &DlcLane's Vermifuge.'
tN belted try the dozen at Manufacturets price, at
Ern. July '7. NM J. B. BURTON'S.
disgoods In Ha Ohologogue.
A T the t% hole wile price by the dozen et J. ff. lIIJRTON'S.
Erie July 7, te7U Wholeale Agent Erie-
TNE satin & Foolscaps Paper and Envelopes PPE reeeived
trout New York at. J. IL BURTON.
Winos & Liquors.
A. GIIOICC lot of Wines and Liquors, consisting Of
Pale Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland Gin.
Otard do N. E. do Irish Whiskey,
Cogniac do Jamaica do Scotch do
Madeira Wine, I'ort Wine, Common do
Malaga do Medne do.
Also. a large assortment of Fresh Groceries, for sale at NO. 6
Poor Pennies Row, by • T. W. MOORE.
Erie, June 30, 149. •
7
Arrival of Splendid Goods.
T
•
o...oonfxs&
Slate Street, nearly opposite Brown's Hotel,
WHo are now receiving from New York the largest assort
ment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Tammy aooda,
ever exhibited in Erie. and 'to which they invite the attention of
the public, I.!tie% mg their Establishment will compare with any
of a similar kind In the 'western country, as to extent, variety
and quality of Goods.
From large purchases of different Escapements of WATCHES
of the most celektated Makers In Europe, direct from Importing
Houre, they are enabled to offer a superior article at a very low
price. In the Mechanical branch, particular attention will be
given to the repairing of Watches Jewelry and all articles per
taining to the trade.
'Slaving two fine workmen front Europe, together with Engine
Tools. seldom found in country ahops, they pledge themselves to
make good work and give satisfaction.
Engraving of Spoons, Seale. Jewelry, kr., done in the best style.
N. 11.—All Cold and Silver Goods bought of G. L. & Co. will
be Engraved, If requested, without charge. Cash and the highest
price paid for Old Silver Plate, &c.,
Erie. June 30, IBM
1 7 ASAMRS—If you wish to see a good auortment of Scythes,
both grass and grain, Snaths. Forks, both hay and manure,
Sickles, Hay Knives Rakes, eeythe Stones and Rifles; al.o. a
good assortment of Scoops and Shovels, call at the Hardware
Store where you will dud them for wile cheap.
REED et SANFORD,
ErleqJune 30. N 0.3, Reed Rouse.
Q Zel 0 Zail
PASH raid forlYoL Ivor subscriber.
N.) Pie, Jun, 30, 19MITF1 Jaczscui
IMED
ortztruzzixo. 1
I offal° and the county of Erie, In-
and others, who may wish a good
ty newspaper. to the Burr.' 0 Ile
weekly journal published in the
ter ofcomtnercial transactions that
take a high stand. The present
hI.w.ARD, has estaldwhed it,
he undersigned believe that his
r publication, ample means, and
.11 that it will be equal to our Int-
Gee. C. White.
James C. Evans,
Walter Joy,
A. D Patchen
rect. Entrance alscion Wash
,totlice.
a 4 on band Printing Paper. Ink,
[Paper and Printers' Stationary
nufacturers prices.
Mr. 8.11.11171:t. AI(:.CGAIRL,
ISS CORNELIA A. AnnucK
lo, 2d. of Mil!creek town-
my child of Christian and
iKI'SSMAUL, aged 4G years,
V/3 D.
i lBtb, at Philadelphia, by
ksyAor, M. D., of Water-
AMOK. D., oltloat (laughter
:sq., of the former place.
by Roy. I). A Grosve
hMr; IIART J. STONE, of
•
. (1. Stnebgon, Mr J. J
MAihn, both of Erio.
SeCte . l.llT,
SPALDING & ROGERS'
Admission 25 Coats only.
Tug characteristic features of this great establishment,
which appear to have absorbed the most of the novelty
mid recherche mei tainnient extant, can be only briefly
enumerated in the Itrnits of an advertisement.
The A poLt.ox icoN, by far the most stupendous musical
project - of the age, composed of over 1000 distinct moil
cal instruments, more powerful Man n band of til) musi
cians and drawn bl, 40 Ilorses in procession, will consu.
vate the Orchestra during the entertainment
An entire and effective Dramatic Company, under the
direction of II F. Mr&ls, Proprietor of the ilefelphi
Theatre, Washington, D C , is attached to the Troupe,
fur the pin pose of getting up every night thelgrand Fla
rote and Patriotic Spectacten of
GEN. WASHINGTON, "OLD PUT," and "MAD
ANTHONY WAYNE!"
reviving reminiscences of those " times that mitt men's
1004,' commemorating some of the most stirring and
interesting Revolutionary incidents, the gallant - deeds of
the Heroes of '7O, and concluding with a grand National
Tableaux of Gen Wachingtoes mounted on a noble char
ger, borne on the shoulders of his brave conilnentals."
•
The accession of the CARLO TROUPE, under the
charge of the
,grret Tick Muni. no Signor Feztx
CAitt.ii, known throughout Europe as the men of IMO
tricks, Mal more renowned probably than any Artiste
diat has ever perambulated the country, and
A angularly talented Troup? of Equestrians, in army
leparimelit of the business, viz : Messrs. C.! Romtis,
W. W icnnt.. E. PERRY, J. MCFARLAND, F
I 4 Zmnota 0. 0 KasPr, T. YOUNG, Zee. Masters
GUI.TCNIRIC,ARLO, PERRY, C(.A.P.F.NCE, &C.; Mesdames
If. F. ititennts, KNAPP, Penny, Miss Det.saloatt,
fire , altogether rendering this double company as much
n advance of all other establishments in the numbers and
adents of the Troupe, as in the extent and elegance al
die outfit.
Will exhibit pt i tie on Saturday July 21st Doorl Open at 0 &
o'clock lg. rd. . cONri En, Agent.
Will also exhibit at Cambridge July Wilt and Waterford July
• 1
New Goods: New Goor:olt
Cheer than ever before offered in McKean!
'fll Subscrib,ers beg leave to inform the inhabitants of McKean
and vicinity, that they base just received their Summer Stock
OFDRY C;00 ,S, GROCf:RIKS, lIARDIVA CROCKERY,
CLASS, IRON NA ,Sc. 4c.
which will be offered, for cash, timer, or at the the oral credit, on
terms as advantageous to the psioliaser as can be found at any
Store in the crnny, not excepilint Erie. Our Goods have been se
lected with great care, expressly* fur the country trade, and will be
sold a a cheap. 'Fur proof, call and tee, and examine quality and
prices.
Tilted kinds of Country produce will be taken In payment; such
its Coluoriiia 1,61 d, wheat, Gold Dollars, Rye, Quarter Eagles,
Corn, Halt Eagles. Oats, Eagles, ilutte'r and Chee,e. most kinds
of Silver and CoPper Coin and Eggs, and even safety Fund and
Ohio Paper will hot be refused. LAMPOON & GUFF.
McKean. Junei2,ll:-19. nuin3
N - Otico to those Intor ostod:
ATOTICE lo hereby green to all those knots mg themselves in.
.111 defiled to th.t Sub,criber.,, by either nyle vf book account, of
user "IX months rkaudrng, that pr omit must be made on or be
fore the lilt of July next, othern ion cost will be made. Special
contracts, of cour s e, excepted. LAMPSON & GOFF.
Alclican, June 2, tsiu. :nal
_
FroSh Green and 'alack Teas,
At the Ar,rettry l t tle Pekin Tea Company.
/s\lll3 day rec.:hot, and all 1111pUtted the hrst or Februa.
ry labt. and 'warranted tirbt qual.t), put up in quarter. half
pound and p void p-iper4, and ~ 0 1.11 at the fullo‘N tug prices, and
Eallle quality and pr:ce at all tilllt!ei and to all perbona.
CII.EN 111..tett.
Voting llyson swe t cargo SO Oolong, rich flavor SO
du do 74 do id rot coon growth, 73
du do fine cargo 7d flow cons ;Nlirture, rich and
do Silver Leaf, I lOa highly flavored, 75
OH 11).-on '7sto t 1. 1 0 N 4-. (qua Ultra, 150
.1.1 "" TC" UM) 1.11: ittlnnol, civi the money refunded, il the
quality dov.r hat SOt. J.rll. BURTON,
ETV'. June 2, 17 IL N 0.5 Rrcd House.
(111) BUCKLES, Shawl him, ivory coinb.,
lard and snit pcorts, rlresing COnli., tooth brushes, hair
bruslie., walleer. Cl(irle4 cotton t h an), suwitig and tobacco box
ea. hair 11111,, ,lateppliciis t mg soap and sharing
hotel , arid irood poe kit paroled marbles, Fnuir
boxes, percuion cr ps, ttluhe Linterns, and_ a hundred other Yaw ,
kee Notion., for er than they ha, e ever been olTered In
this market. Cull rind het: for yourself at. It. A. BAKER'S,
June 9. Cheap Ade, Erie, Pa.
SU-- ,
ST received at It. A. Vakeetf,
23 Buie., II ein4, • In half bbl. Mackerel,
25 Irrutn't Fig, 5 barrels do
25 Kegs Nails,6 1104. Coal Shovels. ,
2.1 Reams l'lo, and Letter Paper, 15 dozen white wash, 1
~ . ,
t•crul , , fluqing, liorte, & shoe Brushes; al9o, a great variety of ,
Wooden Ware, Yanti,ee Notions, tl lae4, Teas, Grocerie.., all of ,
which is offered at the !css est rates for, Cash down. /
June 9. t • ILA. BAKI It, Cheap ids.
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GROG
n A ~esale and
1 1 1 , they can _ •II Buffalo. This
stock was pur hared fore o ftsli at the lowest market rates. helei vine
the nimble NI pf.IICC bette than the slow shilling, he intends to sell
at but a slight advance on; New York prices, adding transporta,-
tion. We, therefore. say th our ft lends and the public, to exam
ine our • tock and prices timbre purchasing elsen here, and we are
contillent that we shall he 'stile to accoinodate all, for we are deter
mined to sell and make ryikk sales. We have good Sugar for 5
cents per pound, Rio Cont ii , to cents. Java do In cents, Tobbaco
from 14 to 132/ cents per I,
,nd, stackeral 0 cents, Raisins Gemara
Figg 15 cent, Pant Currants 12} cents. Loaf Sugar 19 cents per
pound,and every thinz els& tat the same low rates.
17 Don't forget It ism I R. A. BAKER'S
June 7. i Cheapside, I rie. Fa.
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS lestainentar tat die estate of Allen Pierce. late of
Concord township, do cased. having been granted the subscri
bers, notice is hereby givenito all persons indebted to said estate,
to make immediate 'laymen , and those havingclaims ngainstsaid
estate, to present Meta proirtly authenticated for settlement.
roLLY PIERCE ,2 Adin'rs
A. J. MILLARD,
ROt
June 16, 1646
Mitre AND NOtTZIZIAIST
CIEALED PROPOSAL:I ill he received for the construction
Qf the Erie and Northeast Raitread, including all materials,
up to the •L3th July inclusive. at the oilier of said company in the
llorringh of Erie, payable hi the stock of the Company. Plains
and specifications tvill be r fidy for inspction by the lUth July.
Erie, June 21, 1849, I C. M. REED. President.
Ncr 0 Q..
Wool Depot N0.P,33, eteet Boston.
FAnmERS. Merchant others wishing to sell their Wool in the
Eastern Market have nnw a favorable opportunity of doing
so by forwarding the same m J.. F. BRADLEY, No. at, milk st-,
Boston, Mass., under the Most favorable circumstances. as the
Wool will be graded into tots and qualities desirable for different
manufactures, suitable for various kiilds of Goods, and arranged
for sale under the superintendence and direction of Ziba Park
hurst, who has been engaged in purchasing Wool in this county
and vicinity for several year And lam authorised to receive
and forward the same from he Farmers and others desirous of
shipping their wool. and giv. nil farther information.
N. o.—flags will be furni bed and Woorpeckcd at my store.
if desirable.
Erie, June V, lElt9. SMITH JACKSON. -
OITOBorYr.IAco - ToWNsman Sarsaparilla, theorigl
oat and genuine prepaintion. It never foments or turns
sour. Sold at the Agency, o. 5, Reed HouEe, by
Erie, junc 2, 1242. 3. 11. BURTON.
Linseed Oil and Tpirits of Turpentine,
BY the ßarrel or Gallon: al s o, all descriptions of Paints as cheap
if not cheaper than the cheapest. J. H. BURTON,
Erie. June 2,1840. h Erie Drug and Paint Store.
Z.' oar Whit
JUST ritelved direct from
Fish and Trout, In • I
to be bad of
Erle, Arne ?3, 181. •
-; r .
i~t`''
Tie& and Trout.
ackanaw a fine lot of No. 1 White
snd ball barrels. warranted new.
C. B. WRIGUT.
flErf.7l WE ARE AI3AIN.
JUST in time to redeem our pledge of importing the largest and
and eeeapeat stock of Goods ever landed at Erie harbor.
Room No. 1. we are now receiving alarge stock of Iron, Steel,
Nails, Spikes, Chains. Crow liars, Horse Shoes, Waggon noses.
etc. which we are selling at a discount of 10 percent. below spring
prices.
IRON, all around, for Waggons, at four cents per lb. Log Chains
et 8 cents per lb., Trace Chains at Su cents per pair, English An
vil, 10 cents per. lb. and every thing in the Hardware line In pro-'
portion, which is far below Buffalo prices.
No. 2. a Inge arrival, making our stock of GROCERIES com
plete, attow prices.
No. :land I. the largest and richest assortment of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY corms. now receiving that were ever before opened
for the western trade, at prices, that we defy competition with
Buffalo or any other market.
• Room 5, Receiving, of our own importation, the largest stock of
Hardware, Chains, Anvils, Vices, Bellows. Scythes, Forks 110P9.
shovels, and every kind of Hardware that was ever imported for
the western trade, which will h 4 sold at New York prices. This
is a eitance that retailers do not often get.
At N 0.7, we are beginning to receive our large importation of
CHINA, CROCKER Y, CLASS WARE. and LOOKING-GLASS•
ES w inch we are melting at Buffalo prices.
And at No.B, will be found over three thousand yards of Carpet
ing, Rugs, etc.. direct from the Lomas which we are selling as
low as can be bought west of NeWyork, front 23 cents to 6.2 Lai per
yard.
Any one that Is bound for Buffalo. Just drop In and Wetvill con
wince film, (as we have hundreds of others Within the last sic
weeks,)that the Empire Stores at Pile, eon show a better stock of
Goods, anti in price can compete with any market In America;
and my goods that ate now arriving, are at a great discount from
Sprang Prices. 11. CADWELL.
Erie, May 9. 3
Proscription! Proscription!!
TIIE above is at this day by far the linnet general cry throughout
our land. Scarce any one escapes Its odium. Evrm Gen.
Taylor. that great and good man, is hequently accused of It. Be.
hotvever, as often denies the charge as it is made, and boldly as
serts that he "removes for cause only."
The Subscribers have quite recently got out a NEW STOVE on
the elevated oven principle, which' they call the KEYSTONE.
COOKING STOVE. Said Stovers so decided en improvementon
all and every Stove heretofore made (having so many good quali
ties others are void of) that those engaged in the manufacture of u
much inferior article have taken the alarm, and at once raise the
cry of proscription, and expect by this to escape a general route.
Such cry, however is n useless waste of the raw material. The
edict has been issued—community claim the right to select the
bescitove out! Bence the Key.dosie Stove Mils( surercede and re
move all others, including Sennett's Patent. The verdict, howev
er. will he, "Removed for cause only t" so We stand in it posidon
similar to General Taylor, and ns he in justified so shall we be.
A good assortment of otber COOKING STOVES, ;winding the
celebrated Carpenter Stove.-ns well ns the GeneeCt Partner and
Clinton Air-tight Cook Stoves, Air-tight Parlor and Box Stot es—
also Cauldron and Sugar kettles of different sires constantly on
hind. In fact no better assortment of CASTINGS can be found
elsewhere.
The attention otthe public 14 also called to M'Millen's Improved
PLOW—a new article, with cast-iron beam, Manufactured by us
and warranted.
R 15" Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, Carding Mac It ines, Fpitut ing
Jennies, &e.. &C., made to order ott site shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms. VINCENT, FItMRUU & CO.
Erle, April 21„ 1819.
CODIVIERCIAL EXCEULNOtri.
Frenci,Strerl,l:rie, Pa., April 17, Flft.
Tar. impression is abroad tlint I kayo .11rn,n nbotli to ;0)1m/in..
the Fancy Gonda and t ilk 'l'rade. It is a fact that the tre
mendous inroad Volt nas made upon the of ice mentioned branch
of my linsitiess last altlllll,r, by raber). 111,COlirt
arc: me, and I was for a while in a straight whether or no lo
launch into that trade. Afar pondering iiiothe subject a coat
ppy runitimua y-1 came to the determination
to result. , it ennsider for a moment vt hit )oar situation would
hate been had ' dete'rtained 'other. i-e. One two ..torei would
have nionopollt.eil the laistriece. To accomplish which end,
Em
pire Block, Keystone Block, mar some other high euundine, name,
would havulieen flourished idiom your -ears to drat attention.rtrul
any and every means resorted to obtain notoriety. TItH would'of
course have been all perfectly ridlit. All the the thunder, smoke
and dust that can be evoked wilt 3111011ra to notllinir, nn this com
munity are too enlightened to be deceived by such nonsense—they
careriothiug about names. and locations, but resort to th e places
where rich and fashionable good, are kept and sold s at reasonable
prices. Whatever way have been the consequences. in pursuance
of the above determination, in my. late xl,ll to the cities of New
York and Philadelphia. I parch:oid a errs large quantity of the
riche s t and 1100 1 L t bluiniabh, Uri eta Courts in market, including,
great variety of the newest st:iten of Drao, Ellks. It In my inten
tion licreafler to keep on hand the largest satiety of Fancy Goods
in tots n, and fly past trale.action i I tru4t are a guaranty that
Inert will meet with the tat or (f are respect
fully invited 14,C all at the Comiimrcoll tillne, %%here I um now
receiving lily new Stgilig and Suranier Goods.
MOSES KOCH.
Fancy' and Dross Goods
PLAIN Mack and !Hue Mock Italian Bilks, Chameleon°.
Figured Chainleon do„ Moi , l do., Main unit Plaid Silk arti
Linen Tissue., Figured Plaid and plain Plaid flarritgea, e•mbrol
dared Curtain Craps. Caqintere and Pr Lain ShaWla,
French is rnuiilit curia. Handkerchief's, &C., Linen Cam-,
bric Kandkerclitela, French, EH and tall k Glot e:. Narrow Bill
Ribbon:, I.l o , t mA and. Coto Ribbons, Flowers, silk and Linen
Fringes &e. DUMMY, //GC., Parasols, at. No. 1 Commercial Ex
change, French Stmet.
Erie. Roy 14, 1 WO. M. KOCH.
eANADA EAMES I 1
DANK of Brltirh North: America, Commercial Bank of Mid
i.) land Thttriet, Montreal Rank, City Bank of Montreal and
Bank of Upper Canada received at par for Cond.:or Clothing, at
my Store in the Cominercial Exchange. ranch Street.
Crie, May 1:1. I@AD M. Kt)CII.
- 1 "1"
FON, Yarn,CarPet. Wrap and Battings nt 1 4 ;n. I Commer
dal Kccivanz., French direct. AIOSCS KOCH,
rp(ll.lP and Pearl s.cratv Florence Brnid Bonnets. at
'N,o. 1 Commercial Exchange.
FRENO! and Farley colored Clothe and Cagsitneres. Sill• and
Saila and Linen Vesting., Drah dl &c., white and co
lored Linen Drillings. and a great variety of goo& for summer
wear at ,No, 1 Commercial FAchange, French Street.
, *rOOL 1 WOW!
TEE subscribers will buy Wool for cash or receive it In ex
change for cloths, casslmeres, and Satinets on Factory terms,
at his Store No. 1. Commercial Exchange, French Street.
MOSEY K9EII.
Erie, May 12, 18.10. 52
are. Ls L. and 17. W. Adam , : .
trousioPATti rin - sta Ivs Am) sußar,ossi.
Hlocatedthemselves In the Borough of Eric, will at
-1-- tend to nil calls In their profes.lon.
Office and residence on the rzmitli West corner of the Dimond,
In the hipliling formerly occupied by Dr.,Faiiikiler.
N. B 1 Calls from the country attended to promptly.
Erie. Aprilt9.
zit at It.
rlMlEsubscriberp will purchase ,the following discriptions of
1 I , lliitewood Lumber:
\ Boards l i inches thick. 14 to 30 Inches wide. ,
15 to 30 " "
net:Boar: s 16 to 30 ,
Chair Plank. 1/ inches thick, 17' and 18 inches wide„ and 22
and upwards. /
ecatitling, 3 by 4 inches:
Columns. 0, 7,8.0. 10 and 12 inches square:
Also—Ash and Cherry Lumber. They want none longer than
12 feet. GEO. BELDEN lir:BON. •,
Erie, May 10. , , ,
04 • VIVRVIEREP ROTEL. in
Cornet of Preneh and Fifa Streets, Erie, Pa
The undersigned takes this method of announcing to his friends
and the public that he has opened the above named establishment
for the reception of compahy. The house has recently been RE
PAIRED REFITTED AND CLEANED, FO that it is now in gond
condition and worthy the patronage of the public. The sleeping
rooms, as welipts every other part of the Douse, have been entirely
refurnished with NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE.
No pains will be spared to render the House what it should be,
and the stay of gneats pleasant and agreeable. The table will al
wnys be furnished with the BEST the MARKETAFFOBDS.--
The location or this House is Central, and will be found conve
nient either for business or pleasure.
CHARGES MADE UNIFORM AND REASONABLE.
The Stables are large and convenient, and are under the charge
of an attentive and competent man.
Passengers Carried to and from the Steam and Packet Boats
free of Charge.
tTP" The subscriber pledges h Imsei f that no efforts will be spar
ed on his part to promote the comfort of ail who may favor him
with their patronage.
Erie, June 30, 1840. B. G. SESSIONS.
1 ÜBITAXO NOTM
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Oven that application will be
made to the next Legislature of Pennsylvania, for the incor
poration of a Bank, to be called "The Canal Bank of Erie," with
a capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege of
increasing it to Three hundred Thousand •Dollars, with all the
usual Banking privileges, to be located in the Borough aad County
of Erie, State of Pennsylvania.
Erie, June 53, le4p,
JsmeaO. Marshall, Joseph M. Sterrett; H. Codwell.
John A. Tracy, C. M. Tibbots. William Kelley,
Beni. Tomlinson. J. H. Williams, Smith Jackson,
Wm. S. Lane, Thomas H. Bill. .1.11. Fullerton,
James Williams, G. Soothed, George Seidel).
Map. B. Wright, J. D. Clark, George Kellogg.
Thos. G. Colt, B. L. Brown, Alfred King:
P. Metcalf, 3* Kellogg, Samuel Hays,
J. Hearn . John C Be ebe, Wm. M. Gallagher.
Carson Graham, W. H. Knowlton.
•
PAV UANGINGS.
ECEIVED latlornlns a new suppiorPriper Hangings, top
41 6 *409 and Window vsPer-40Eas verrllesisabla wrong.
Mae, Anse 93,1919. GRO. EELD ON in EON.
CONSUMPTION CURED
CAKCHALAGITA;
TOR TOR COMM RPM CURE OP
Coughs,Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, lronehitis,Spitting of
Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
CONSUMPTION
This medicineis just u brit it is declared to Le above. A rem
edy for the complete care of all those affections cf the Throat and
Lungs, which if neglected, always end in Cos:summon. It is not
worthless, catch-penny article, made just to stll,l ike many of the
common nostrums of the day, but is a strictly'sdentitc Preparation
—the original recipe having been furnished by an eminent Vivi
clan, (the late Prof. Rogers.) and that still further improved by
one of the present proprietors, who Is himself a reg-ularly-edu.
eared Physician. a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania
It is composed of the choicest articles in the vegetable kingdom,
most of them Al long•tried value and established reputation, and
some of them entirely new, particularly tile Cakcitatsnea, a plant
of most wonderful medicinal virtues, lately introduced Into this
country from California. The Recipe has hen shown to thousands
of Physiclana, who have universally approved it, and wilt be
shown !to any Physician who desires to see it, upon application
pnherth the Proprietors or their Agents ft has been used in mut-
Nudes of casts, and is strongty recommended by Physicians. even
Professors in our Medical Colleges ' 'Ministers of Gospel, Judges,
Lawyers, Merchants. Mechanies,&o.•,-a conclusive proof that
there is no quarters or deception about it, but that it is a medi
cine of most uncommon virtue and effjcacy.
PAMPIILETS,
As no ordinary-sized advertisement - can begin to do Justine to
ihe merits of this article, the Proprietors have embodied in a
pamphlet form. the history of this Medicine—the description, na
ture, &c., of its principal ingredients-0444i they are designed
to have upon the human system—and above all, the incalculable
amount of good which it fins done They design to circulate this
Pamphlet extensively; but should any doe be overlooked. they are
earnestly desired to Call upon the Agents tamed below, and pro
cure one, gratis It will well repay a perusal. The hints on page
7th may be worth to yourself or family, TIIOUSANDS OP DOL •
LARS. and it will introduce you to a mars of testimony in Its
favor which is perfectly Irresistible.
Such bei [lour confidence in its virtues. we are wiling to war
rant the Medicine in every recent case. (if used according to the
directions.) nod lt , lierethe person Is not satisfied that he is deriving
benefit front it, by returning the bottle within di hours' (line,
will be refUnded. rnee page 3d of the Pamphlet.
For sale, wholesale knil retail, by A. L. SCOVILL & CO..
Proprietors, at their Principal °lice. N 0.13.5 Warren at., New
fork. to whom all orders for the Medicine, and letters relating to
agencies, shouldbe addreleed, poet paid.
30' Be sure to ask fur Br 4. Roger. , Syrup of Ln•esroot,
TAR. and CA rcirecsoon, and let no other be palmed on to you.
CAUTION.—None genuine. unless there isun the.buff wrapper.
a note of hood. signed with a Pen, by A. L. - BCO ILLE & CO.
• COUGifS, COLDS. &c.
EV" Dr. A Rogers' Syrup of LIVERWORT. 'F ta, and CARCRAL
ROUE has proved itself to he the most extraordinary medical aid In
curing that usually fatal disease Consumption. But. it should be
remembered, this medicine is as efficacious and valuable in the
incident stages, such as Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. &., before the
Lungs are so fat gone Abet ulceration has taken place. It is
seldom, if ever, known to fall in breaking up the most obstinate
anti distressing Collet) or Cold. in a fes, hours' time, if the direc•
Lions are strictly followed. The genuine, which-makes so many
wonderf id cures, is for sale at Carter & Brother and Burtin & Per
kins, Erie PO.,
(13 ".The eolumna of the Press through‘mt the country seem to
be so filled with notices of cures and specifies for all disease/.
*flesh is heir to.' that one hardly knows what to do in ease of dis
ease, Ihr fear that in using one medicine, another and better may
be overlooked. But from the rearar/ab/e cures, and the high order
and vast amount of testimony lately brought under our personal no
tice of the extraordinary efficacy of Dr. Rogers' Syrup of LIVTR•
WORT, TAR. and CANCRAI AOUA. we are compelled to regard the
evidence of our senses, and confidently stam, that for coughs and
Colds, and that hydra-headed monster. CONSUMPTION, we think
the above preparation a safe, speedy, and certain cure. To all
our friends we say, TRY IT; and if it does not help you,nothing
else wall."
DEATri PIWM A SLIGIIT GOLD!
trr By neglecting those salutary precautions which common
sense dictates, many, very mass, felt victims to their prudence.
We haveseen the young bride blooming like a bird of paradise—
the fair of flower hope, the pride of her father, and the Joy of her
another—her cheek flushed with anticipation, and her eye beam
ing with the soft ..cpressicaf of love—the gay dreams of life dan
cing terure her fancy. uith the rich and variegated tints of the
rainbow's hue. We have seen till this changed—aye, the iced
ding garmeni for a shroud, and the bridal chamber for the sepul
chre of the dead; and all this by neglecting a “eontmon cold."—
Now, befbre it is too late, use Dr. Rogers' Syrup eJ LIVERWOP.T.
Tea, and OnscitAtAnc t, which gives immediate relief, as thou
sands of our most intelligent and wealthy families are ready and
Is tiling fo
PR Pi `P._ 1... ...no h, ttl 411,012, o. .7tir bate.
yor sale by Carter & Brother, and Burton - Perkins
Erie. May 1.3, thin. Sinn
V/XEMArt'S BALSAM or 'WILD currtryz.
rifiliE great remedy for COnSIII/101011 of the Lungs. Affections
of the Liver, Arttlitim, Bronchitis, Pains or %S eaktietsoi the
Llteast or Lung=, and other mice (10114 of the Pulmonary Organs.
IMAD TUE FOI.I.O%S'ING TESTIMONIALS:
In accordance with the prevailingcustom, and in order to show
the virtues of this medicine more fully, the following certulcates
have, been selected; nod as it is nut our wish to trifle with the
lives or health of those afflicted. sae sincerely pledge ourselves to
make no assertions or "rube statements•' of its efficacy ; nor will
hold any hope to !uttering humanity which facts will not
av,rrant. The Proofs are here given—and sac solicit an inquiry
from the public into eve' y case ne publish. and lee) aliened they
Mil find It a medicine well deserving their patronage and confi
dence.
Of all the cures that have yet been recorded, there are cc tautly
none equal to the one first mentioned, which plainly bows
the...curability Of Consumption, eseti itt some of its worst
forma.
JETYI.IIPONT Co.. la.. Feb. f-t 2, I IP.
Messrs. Sanford & Park—Gouts: This is to ce'rtify, the t my
wile Nancy Dohone has been iti a declining staie of health for
thelast two ears. 'Tier disease baffled the skill WIWe hest medi
cal aid I could procure—her physicians pronounced her disease
"Consumption in the last stage." and said that her recovery was
past all human hopes. As a last resort is ith very little hope, I
procured Wistar's. Balsam of Wild Cherry. After using a few
bottles, I found to my ogre able surprise, that her health was hu
m/wing rapidly. Site ls now so far restored as to he able to at
tend to her regular household duties without soaring any incon
venience. Der rapid improvement arid present health warrant rite
in the belief that she IS iii soon I e entirely resiored.l
I:IIUDES DOIIONEY.
State of Indiana.
S ex.
JettersoaXlO.
I, James M. Humphreys, a Justice of the Peace lit and for said
comity and State do certify that the above named Ithode. Li-Mon
ey subscribed and made oath to the forego ng ccrtifieate before toe
this lath day of February, IS IP.
JAMES M. Ift7MPIIBEVS. J. P.
To the Psb?k,-1 Jacob Green of tile County of 4elinlngg. and
State of Indiana dJ hereby certify that in the early part of last
season, I was taken with:[ violent cough attended with a pain In
the breast anti sOnighings fever, and that 1 employed a skillful
physic ran for some time, who said that he could give me nd 'T
ito'. I then commenced using Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and felt almost iminedi tie relief—and after taking' , three bottles
I lind myself in as good health as I enjoyed for a number of years
my restoration under the blessing of God, I attributOd to the use
of the medine above named. JACOB GREEN.
31arch Ist, ISIS.
STATC OF I,DIIINA, JFINIVOS
I, David .1, Skinner. a Justice of the Peace in laid for said
County and State, do certify that the above named Jimob Green.
subscribed and mule oath to the foregoing certificate, before me
this Istday or March 1819.
- DAVID J. SKINNER, J. P.
The following communication has Just been receit 4 ed from Mr.
J. F. Wooster. 'Wholesale, Druggist, Norwalk, Ildrott county,
Ohio. The afflicted will please read and }wige for themselves.
NORWAI Ir, 3lnrch Ist.
John D. Parki—Dear Sir—Having been afflicted with the Liver
Complaint for about eight years, while living in Elyria, In this
State, 1 had become so low and emaciated, that I was obliged to
give up m,y business entirely to my brother, and was advised to
travel and try is hat benefit it would have on Inc. I Started, and
was gone front home about four months, but experienced no relief
whatever. and was finally advised by some of my fr,lends to try
Wistaes Balsam of Wild Cherry, which I commenced
To my own surprise, and after using two bottles, I a as completely
restored to health and COIIIIIIIIEO tip to this day without atty symp
toms of the old complaint, or any sickness of any other kind. I
send you Otis that you may make use it as you deem fit. knowing
as I do, that the Balsam had saved my life when all other reale.
dies had failed. Yours,
JOHN F, WOOSTER,
Druggist,'Norwalk. Buren County, Ohio.
Priem 81 per hottle--six bottles for $5,
Sold by J. D. PARK., (specessor to f3rF omp &LPARK,)
`Fourth and Walnut streets,lCincitinati, 0 ie. Grueral Agent for
the South and West. to whom all orders mu the addressed. I
lET J. N. Burton, Erie Pa., 11. H. &C. i Cope IGinird; Fatrar
Whitney & Co. Waterford; 0. N. & J. S. Weister Conneaut 0..
S. S. & J. ,111. Fassett Ashtabula; J. bicrafland Meadville Pa.,
S. Wilcox Jr. do.
Erie. April 28, ISM -. 4 r . . n5O
' 13171 U SUM AI: A NCIEDIZI#T.
ran . Purdies Corifec 'ovary, No. 9, Roo House
ow.
I e
Thiy RS. PURDY'WouId resPecifully inform the public that she
111 continues the Confectionary Business at her well know
stand In the Reed Ilona° Row, where she has now and purposes
keeding constantly on hand, a large variety of
CONFECTIONARIES.
of her own manufacture. and sold wholesale and retail. with dif
ferent kinds of REFRESIIMMITS, such as Cakes. Pies, Bread and
Butter Poached e gg s. Cold PoWls. Boiled ham. Pork and Beans,
Hot Co ff ee, Soda Water, Ice Cicala, &c., 6sc.. all of which will be
served up in the brae and most palatable style. She has Just re
ceived a fine assortment of TOYS, teswhich she invites tthention.
Mrs. P. has fitted up a room, up stairs, expressly fin e accom
modation of Ladies, where
ko Cream and otbor Refresbinon
will be served it all times during the Summer. Phc is deter
mined not to be surpassed by luny xi nailer establishment west of
Buffalo, and will endeavor totatford universal 'satisfaction. She
indulges the hope that the same liberal pauonage which was ex
tinded to her predecessor will be continued to tier. \
Erie. /tine 9. 1849. \ 4
32,000 Yards of Clothn F Cans ere tho Frio
'9lrolleactory.
READY to be exchanged ibr WOOL by the subscribers at, their
usual rates ofexehange. They have variety of Plitlitand
Fancy Stripes of the latest Etur,tern patterns for Gents. Pants and
Boys Cloth also, a good variety of all-wool Tweed., fir stun;
race wean We will also manufacture, the present season, at the
ibilowlng prices in cash. viz: For black, brown, grey and steel
mixed cloth. Mt cents per yard; casslmere of same colors, 33
cents; white Flannel 23 cents, and pressed flannel 2 8 'etc per
yard.
e, lune 9.1919. MEHAFFEY & BREWSTER.
Eri
LINNEN LUSTRES.— Received thle morning , another stock
of Linea Luaus, accost which ale some very desirable
styles, that are scarce lo market. 1 havanow a huge stock lad
will sell at MI 45 per cent lees than me usual rases. I 3
Erie, lune 2,184 D, I. A. C.L.fiRK,
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READ! READ!!
BMIMMIE
Front the Iffedicat Reporter
STRONG TESTI:IIONi%
REMARKABLE CURES:
Sloan's Column.
fl 7 All the Medicines advertised by %V. B. Ethan are AM by
Alerchants, Druggists, ere.. In nearly every town In alt the %Wes
tern States, and by CARTEtr & BROTHER.
No. 6. Reed llonse, Erle•
irxin nvfmr Aura oinsargair nonszustoza-
erNZI ZN Tall WORIADI
SLOAN'S OINTMENT AND CONDITION POWDER DAVE
EARNED A GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Mildness, Safety Certginty and Thcr.v4ntsr.
.11,0410 S OINTAIF.NT Ezcclj
AND ts . rapldly superseding ail other Ointments and Liniments
now in use for the cure of the fuilowing diseases.
Fresh Wounds, Galls of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Cracked
Sleets. Rin , Lostine, Windbone, Windgalls. Pull Evil, Callas. kiPsv
ins, Sweeney, Fistula, 8111/02, Strains, Lameness, Sand Crack,
Foundered Feei.Scratches of Grease Mange, or Horn Distemper.
THE POWDER will remove all inflamation and fever, purify
the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the water. and strengthen every
part of the body; and has proved a sovtreign remedy for the fol
lowing diseases. Distemper, Bide bound, Loss of appetite, In
ward strain, Yellow Water, In flaination. of the eyes. Fatigue
from hard exerciser also, Rhs.umatiani, :(cornmonly tailed stiff
complaint.) which proves so fatal to many valuable horses in this
country. It is also a safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds
which generate so many fatal diseases. - W. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake St., Chicago Illinois.
- TEM PROOF.
.terattafrom the ...Gate., a North Trestern Ga:eite.”
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BS: the use of Sloan's ()influent and Condition Powder, I have
entirely cured a Fistula on my horse and otherwise unproved
his condition more than SOU per cent. on the cost of the medicine.
And a cow which was so feeble as to be considered worthless by
myself and neighbors, was restored to good health and strength,
by the use of less than half a package of the power, and is now
doing better than any other cow I bare. 11'M.
Small Pox, Slay 13, IBM •
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IP HZ ettrrxinzrz G CHIL b.
jER EIIV certify that onh °flirty children. when baked, fell into
1 a large fire of lice coa's,-and was burned severely front bead
to feet. The best of medical said and attention was given to' the
child fbr four or tire days withont any relief—each fiat's entering
increased till his groans could be heard at a great distance, at
tt hich critical period one Of my neighbors recommended and pre
tented to me a box of SLOAN'S OINTMENT, and in lees than
fifteen 'Mutes after the app'ication of the Ointment to the aggra
vated sores of the suffering child, the pain ceased entirely, and tie
s”eedlly began to recover. My residence is in Melt Township,
Vermillion county. and State of Indiana.
- Dated at Chica THEODORE L. TAYLOR
go, August 24, IPd9.
VILTRAOILDIN env . OUR
APRIL. lath. 1819. Four miles northof Chicago (on the road
to Milwaukre.) Cook County. Illinois.
Mr. Sloan—Dear Hirt ono army horse) had a large bony Wom—
en his breast bone. Immediately under the collar, which lamed
hint and rendered htsserviresof very little value. .Ifaithadly ap
plied several bottles of Dr. Taylor's Nerve and Bone Liniment.
without the least benefit. I then procured %Slider's Celebrated
Horse Ointment, and used that until I became filly whiled that
it would never relieve the anitnal. obtained a box of
your truly valuable Oiratment, and in less than GO days - from the
first application the tuulbr entirely disappeared. and the horse was
well. 'fours, EDWARD ARMSTRONG
POPULAR. OPINION.
TF popular opinion is any criterion of the worth of on article,
1 we invite the incredulous to read at least a few of the many
voluntary certificates thatappear In our columns respecting dm
great variety of remarkable cures effected by the use of "Sloan's
Celebrated Ointment and COriditiOU Powders."
These remedies no longer remain among those of doubtful utill
ty,they have passed front the tidcof experiment, and now stand
higher in reputation and are becoming tri,re extensively used than"
all other rides of tbe Csty
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TECI .A.LD NAB NOT BEEN TOLD.
Fox Myer, June 12, IRIS.
Slo —sir: Please send by the tearer n new supply of yout
.L.P Florae lediclnes. They are dm beet articles of the kind that
I have ever sed, never having been disappointed in their effect, as
I hare been in the use of other, men the most celebrated ,Oint
menu, Liniments, &c., of the day. I like very much this feature
in them clzi that they do all that is promised, and upon a thorough
trial one is constrained to add, that "balf has not been told.
• ,Respectfully, M. DUDLEY .
TEE zartinztErran.
/SHE ordinary ointments and linirnems it is well known. are
A severe and partial in their open:lib:M. Sloan's r imtment is
mild yet tborouph—it reaches and removes the cause, hence it
gives real and permanent reli.f.
For pur ity, wildness. safety. certainty, and thoroughness, Sloan,
Ointment, excels, and is rapidly supereetthig all other Ointments
and Liniments now iwuse.
Wo Can't got along without it.
Beebe's Grote, IVills, co., 111.. Oct. 241819.
-Turr. Eitaan—alr, Ilhave tested the virtue of your ointment in the
I) cure of rattlesnake bites, sore throat, burns, and many other
injuries, foal in evert: ease it has surpassed our expectations. Ay
g u itiorlAY, c4iiarmiii,Lll4,7y never seCIA its tonal. and for Leans we
Yours, ke., 11IILE9
Excellent Ointment. \
Air. Sloan—Dear sir: Fur a e onsiderlde length of tithe I we*
seriously afflicted with the Rheumatic complaint, and ap
plied freely the various liniments, pain-killers, without ob.
taming an ) relief. After which your Agent at this place Influen
ced me to try your and 'within, Me %%eel:, from the
time I commenced using It, the pain ceased, and I was effectually,
cured, and shall recommend all who are similarly inflicted with
the distressing complaint, to procure your excellent ointment with
out delay. Resp'y yours. OSCAR F. MOTT.
Princeville, Peo:ta co., May 1, 1,,34,?.
EP From the U. V. S. Brooks, Agentof the llhnuisand Michi
gan Canal Packet Boat Conipany.
Chicago, June 21, 194.9.
DR.W. B. Sloan—Dear sir• For the last .21) years 1-hat'e had
occasion to ,isernany horse,. and have neter found anything
equal to your Ointment for injuries en horses. Within the last
two months 1, have applied your Ointment to come ?...ihort.es.. fur
various injuries. and is etery instance it has pro% ed a sovereign
remedy.
A ringer Bitten tntirely off.
Two miles south of Chicago, 5014.111.9.11.
DR. k Slit;on On the nth instant my son had a tinger bitten
E entirely off b!, , a twee We inunediately applied your cele ,
brated Ointment, which relieved him of Pahl in a few minutes,
and prevented the ringer from awelting the least particle, and the
t‘outid is healing rapidly
Respectfully 1 ours.
DOciselm.XN 0 SINT CAT...UNA.
lIR. SLOAN :,-Dear Sr; about three sears ago I was severely in.
/ Jilted in one. of my legs by the falling at a pile of wood
which ocea&tobe I large running ulcers. Nearl) every doctor in
Galena (tied ty duce them; but tried In vain, until bout sympathy
and iniproperlriatinent toy other leg became as bad as the one
oriainally uded. I despaired of ever being hell again—but
order :hat I height neele"t no means within my reach; I pur
chased of our agent In Galena some of your Ointment, and you
can pita^ of my surprise and gratitude better than I can exprees
it, to find myself entirely well before I had tini,heit using the se-_
cant! box.
Ift a fat I tnake known that ethers afflicted Inay believe and
not delay uamg so valuable an Ointment as yours has proved to be.
Respeetfull,v your grateful friend, EVAN DAVIS.
Galena': ill., Dee. 19,1543.
SPECIAT.. NOTICE.
TPS public nre cautions, against purchasing any article from
N. T. Cony, of Little Fort. 111., purporting to have been pre
pared by me, as. hereafter, I will not supply Ntill Cony with any
Ointment, Condition Powder or Tannin Paste, in consequence of
Ms haring got up articles in Inuit:two of mine, anti ativertisinq
them in the tiatneof his clerk, nOWMA.V, and representing himself
54 wholesale and retail agent for thie name, %V. &SLOAN,
Chicago, Feb. 9th, 1840. •
ONLY 20 DAYS. „
fore the following order, Messrs. Vaughn & Co.. purchased a
B
range supply of Sloan's preparations.
Jackson. Michigan, Feb., Slth, 1610.
H. R. Hibbard—Dear SIR, I am out of Stasn's Condition Potacr
Ind horse Ointment. The sale far exceeds my expectation. II
)ou can manage to send me 4 dozen of the Powders, and 2 dozen
Ointment. I will pay for them the first time you are here. and pre
sub e I shall be able to sell a large quantity in the course of a year:
It will be an object t to you, as well as to myself, to keep Me con
stantly supplied. Very Respectfully 'Yours,
H. 6. VAUGHN Co.
ritZEIBIBUIPPI RIVEItth
St. Louis, Missouri. February VA, In,.
DR. W. B. Sloan—Slß: About two years ago, white rutting on
the Mississippi river, in passing m et the rapids, I was plung
ed in the water. and by the raft dashed against a rock. crushing
my leg and otherwise seriously injuring me, so much that I lost all
sensibility. %Then consciousness returned I found inirelf in St
Louis, surrounded by. my weeping family. Good nursing and
medical aid, enaMed tile in ab out taro months to hobble around
with the asilistance ors erinc. The wounds only partially heal•
ed. leaving large rinini g sores itt the knee, which for many 'months
discharged blood rind atter op the most olihasive Character. My
paling were inespresitiab e,tit times my muttering Was so great that
death would have received a hearty welcome. Fortunately Mr.
Wilson. (one of, my neighbors) adviked me to try your cimmeni.
I obtained a box and applied it according to directi on —th e sore.
soon began to assume a healthy appearance. and In three months I
Whit entirely med, and able to endate hard labor.
Your Obd't. Servant.HlßAM W. THOMAS. O
We the undersigned, neighbors Of O . W. Thomas. were se
planned with the case above stated and komeing the circum
stat,ces. most eheettlully contltm said Thomas' statement.
REV. J. DOUG LASS.
' JAMBS WILSON,
PETER LAMB.
QOO .1t ; VV, G
„ uque..owa, 3 MR, 4.51h,1919.
W.ll. Siciati—Dear,sok: Last February 19th , near Mount
JAL Morris. Illinois, I had ' , horse wounded In the stifle foinr.
so deep that the Joint water'lssubd freely, many good Judges of
horses gave it us their opinion that the hone would never recover.
applied your.Ointusent, freely and often, and notwithstanding,
the animal could stately bear any weight on the diseased leg.
yet in consequence of messing businessa ventured to start with
the horse on my return to Du Duque. a distance of some 100 miles.
Just at the breaking up of streams, through which I was obliged to
Med and expose the leg and wound of the horse to frequent drench
ing, of water, show and deep mud, still the horse continued to
IMprove. One 60 tent box or your extraordinary ointment entire
ly cured the berseAn lees then 20 dot 'Fo urs.
F. 1V soWooN.
To 'Moro it ra Confiern.
COnsequenee or paving ma eat w anal present,. a re pen
has gon e out m o t e t goy Depot. I Wan my preparations fbr levf
than the pries on thelabels, therefore.A am Induced to notify the
p u bli c that hereafter it is my settled determination not te testa
any yreseuts of the preparations, to either new or old customers.
`and ever as heretofore, retail and whoiesale to all mike. and not
parmll my traveling agents to vary from Ns rule. -
\ Dated at Chicagoan.. March - lath, se*,
W. B. SLOAN.
Erie •April, 01,1849. Uly
V ASTERN NAILS'—' de uniectelened are now selling a eagle
.l.la tier Eastern tiall. from 41 to 4.3 d. El sad 104 rem:owl Floor
Nall& M ed. - ad and P wrought Vane; a!ro, marred Ens to door
cod wawa boa Rivets. for sate.low. at ?to 3 !teed - 001100.
Erie, Jane 11..\ f FED& AN fOltZt.
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S. BROCKWAY