Qum A Mrstana.•--The editor of the Gault. Is mis
taken entirely when he says his "bachelor elate is
scarce of peculiar annoyance to the editor of the Obser
rer." So far from its "annoying" us, it hai been a iatxrce
of infinite mirth to coma as well as almost every one
who has read his lack-a-dasical "love-cracked"efrusions
on flowers, bouquets, country rides, birds", moonshine,
and—butter-milk.
THAT War.—That vest from Justice's cheap clothing
establishment, came duly to hand on Election evening,
so that if we did get our jacket pretty well tanned ha the
borough we bad a bran new ono to pu tpn.l If we had a
few mo e such friends 05 Justice wo would tie the best
dressed man in town—"we would!"
Cara .ara.—Erie will be well I.cl/resented in Califor
nia. In addition to the number of our citizens already
there, unite a large number are preparing to emigrate.--
One, 11Iaj C. G. Howell, left on Wednesday, while there
are ionic • ten or twelve left who aro preparing for tho
enterprise.
[Una Worcester Palladium asks **Would it not be
funny to see tho Whigs pass a resolutioh to-day, that
.we must have a National flank to regula te the ex
change?" And yet they used, apparently, to be very
serioue about it."
ltasour.D.—The Erie Bank has, as wo learn from the
Journal. at Meadville. resumed specie payment. We
are glad of it, but lent it rather strange that we should
learn the fact first from the papers in a neighboring vil
lage?
The steamship Falcon arrived at this port from Cha
gos in 5 days and 18 hours, bringing $70:000 in gold,
and a large mail, and 49 passengers for New York.
The steamship California was to havo sailed from
Panama for San Francisco on the 27th uh. The Sena
tor on the let, the Unicorn on the Bth, and the Panama
on the 13th.
The health of the Isthmus was good, .and the roads
were easy, having been greatly improved. The date a
from San Francisco are to the Ist of Sgptember.
F. F. Smith had gone on an expedition to the moun
tains of Sierra Nevada. Col. Fremont was at Monterey.
. .
The Milner from Now York, arrived at San Francis
co in MD days. The Vice Consul at the Sandwich Is
lands died at San Yrncisco - on , tho 2Gth of August.
Lieut. Beale, bearer of despatches fron. New York, ar
rived from San Friincisre and proceeded to Gen. Smith's
headquarters.
Thomas Butler King was lying dangerously ill of bili
ous fever, and his recovery was ceitsiderod very doubt
.
fal.
The Convention for forming a State Constitution me
at Monterey on the 31st of August. It was said to have
been composed of men oflintelligence and integrity.
" Commodore Jonel continues in command of the Pacif
ic squadron. Gen. Riley was at Monterey at last ac
counts.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8.
Ozonoti Et.scrios.—All the cguntiea in this State.
214110 been heard from but 3. from which it appears that
the Legislature will stand as Killows: In -the Senate the
Denfocrats will have 25 members and tho Whigs 23, in
the house tho Domocrats will have - 67 members and the.
Whigs 63. The Democratic Governor has boon elected,
by a majority of 3360.
Ni w Yong, Oct. 9,-7 P. M.
The Empire City, brings $600,000 in gold which was
brougheto Panama by the steamer Panama, September
lit.
Tho news from the placers is that the month of Au
gust has multiple(' the number of gold Washers in the
principal streams of the Sierra Nevada, but the prospic.s
for the 111a3303 crowding on aro very perceptibly lesson
ing.
The waters are nearly at the lowest stage and in pro
portion to the increase of laboror . the chances aro ren
dered more favorable by this circumstance.
Now washinr j r have been discovered and old ones
abandoned. 111 e Sacramento river probably forms the'
Most northerlyboundary stream of the placers, but it is
erroneous to suppose the region watered by it auriferous.
(mold has never boon found on that stream in quantstiet,
sufficient to justify continued labor.
Wo have advices from the new Fork, of a virlry flatter
ing nature. Companies that have turned the current of
the river, aro now taking out from $3OOO to $5OOO par
day.
The Convention for framing a State Constitution for
California, assembled at :Monterey on the Mat of:A:owlet:
The District of Sacramento, in its various primary as
semblages, was of the opinion that it was entitled to 'a
representation of ten members. Accordingly. in all pro
ducts n here the polls were opened, that number was vo
ted for.
The arrivals nt San Francisco for the month eliding
Aug. 31, was UN-maks and 87 foniales—most of whom
wore Americans.
American flour t San isem..tyne selling at $9 to
10—mess pork 19 to 20—prime $l4 to 15. :Choice
molasses 33 to cents per gallon. ',Whim sugar 45 to
16 cents ound. •
The general health of San Francisco was god.
The steamer Empire City on her outward passage
took out Mr. Sherman Yates from Rochester,' who died
of inflammation of the bowels.
DR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CIIoLAGOGUE.—Antong the
distinguished individuals who have used this valuable
remedy, and recommended it to the confidence of the public, are
lloa. Wm. L . Marcy, Secretary of War; 'lion. Wru. Woodbridge.
lien. Ross Wilkins, and lion. Win. A! Fletcher. of the State of
Thehigan, Lucius Abbott. M. D., and Rev. Charles Rerghley. U.
S Array; Hon. S. F. Cary, Cincinnati; .1 H. Rathhone,
I liCa, N. Y.; lion. Sohn A. Rockwell, of Connecticut.
A small Tr at iie au the "causes, treauuetA and eure ,of Fever
and Ague, and other diseases of bilioui el intaten." may be' had
'nano( the Agent. •
Pe partlCUlar to Inquire fat Df. Osgood's !midis OAolagogre,
nd h ke no other.
For vale by J, H. Burton, Agent, Erie. 80.
DR. 11I'LANE'8 WORM REMEDY!!—M'Lane's Verm i
fuge has long been admitted to be the beet medicine ever
dmovered for expelling worms from eblidren. The following
”nificate speaks volumes in Its Won
.M•nerll6, WAyos Co. N.Y. /
June '23d,18.37.
1 certify that J have used WLane•a Vey:Mine, and found it
that it Is recommended to bc, and have *old It. nail have In
txr found filo be an effectual cure.
Whl. 8. PA:40110E."
Soil by Carted & Brother, and J. 11. Burton, Erie Pa.
menzurn D.
to Mayville N. Y. on Tuesday evening, October 9th.
17 Rev-Mr. Huse. Mr. HENRY Tuesday { ` `
Of - Watdrford, and
)1:11 NI/HASA TINECUII, of that village.
On the Bth inst., by the Rev-Dr. Lord, Mr. SIE;EIi
k.brwse, of this city, and Miss Scum M. HALLBg•
, tcl, of Buffalo.
O n the 18th ult., by the Rev. W. W. Maltby, Mr.
ISLS C. SowvArr. of Erie, and Miss -C. MstassA.
',ass, of Monroe, Ohio.
October 3d, by Rev Mr. Hill, S. B. SULLIVAN', of the
Erc, Annual Conference, and Miss MART ELIZABETH
110,01 Albion.
On Wednesday ,he 10th inst.. by tho Rev. Geo . . A.
;;on, Dr. O. L. Er.r.torr and 51iss Astst.ta C. &MR,
.th of this city.
With the above notice wo acknowledge tho receipts of
I.boral share of the delicacies trifled on such occasions,
• which the happy couple will accept our thunks.
iNN'rED 13131EPIATELY, two or three loac7 of good
if AY on eubseripiion, at this othee. oci3.
SPORTSMAN ROI
tiF , 'w i se ribers would respectfully call the attention of Sports
',tn. to their assortment of Spotting accoutrements
and manufactered. In addition to their 'own wants
';° they have just received from New York to in
•....rsivii finished double and single barrelled Shot Mini, Pia.
!:l'iuviler Fla ski, and Shot Pouches: caps, Shot and Lead. All
siva e articles will be 'sold cheap for ready pay. Call and
Nu. I. French Et. 6. A. BENNXTT et Co.
0ct.13 1949
rem. AIM
I Rs. PRAY would respectfully Inform her friends and pations
hit she ems just returned from New York with a full assort
- of FR and FANCY 000130:14ogether with a lae
- elngant assortmen Y t
of Ladies' RATS and CAPS fur the fall an rg d
rte has also all kind:tot' paterns for Cloaks. brews and
qt. tar //MY] make?
tin. P. 11, tit beprepalred to exhibit her goods and execute all
;`' in her line from Thursday next. 11th inst. Her warmest
;arrirridcred to her friends for their liberal PutrOnsge during
OH .easo
VIo,IBIP. and Wilei la a coutinuanec of their favors.
(let. .
*
• s uperior article zoninv BA
of Dairy daft for gale L
b T y
13 • XMLSO LOhmrs,
. -
Public Dock.
1 • 1 :t:1
ItIHDONMIS riill1 AN't rail flat Ribbons high coI DD 0711
ors beautiflit at 2w pet
%Ant tog th with good qusifiles at Is at - TIBBALB'S.
Moallno De !.sine/.
"'Welt aiscrtment put received 001i6 good Wens at 10
;:•f •arri at 7 7HBALSV, CheaPlidc
Nr.w Ottt.r.atts, Oct. 6
Y 0
SUING OUT ,T B / 1 3 ZINGING
AND PUT OUT THEwtRE. DRY GOODS AND
GLOATHINO 41)1.40 CHEAP AT THE NEW
STORE 7'l AT) tRES ARE QUITE UN.
MECCS.VARYin COl.lll WEATHER 'TO KEEP
P3iOPX.3IIIATABXII
T RosexzwEto &Co havejust !monied !tom the eastern
1• cities, and are now receiving their Full and Winter suPpli of
Dv ir GOODS, FANCY GOODS, EBADY•P4ADN
do., which they are enabled to offer to their numerous monomers
and the public generally„ - at prices far below those of any former
season. These goods have ail beenrseleeted with the greatest care,
and will be found to be One of the largest and most splendid 'tacit.
of Tall and Winter Goods ever offered In this city. •As many
of these Goods have been purchased of the Importers per the la•
lest arrivals from Europe, the subscratre are confident that they
can offer to their customers the very newest styles of Ladies
Dregs Goods. comprising English, French, Swims, Irish and Scotch
Goofs, Wigither with a Lull as=orunent of American manutacture,
and cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
Their iStock con -lets to part of the
S ILK S.—Rieh tigured, Changcable, brocade, small plaids and
strips, satin de Chine, twilled. rich Flouard, Italian. Gross de
Rhine. Fro+ tie Afrique. Chameleon, &c.
/V US,UN LALVES.—Fluberp Prris designs. very rich and
high colored, on crimson, green, and blue grounds, the styles of
which. it is Wired, are superior to any heretofore offered.
CA SHPIRRFS. —Ne Pius Ultru styles, with the richest coloring
and ht great vartelys. These goods, or the designs, ore obtained
foam the French "Caroms rox, ,, in Paris, and from oriental tie
/emelt , 1
imafPlOES,—Freneh„ German and tingllsh mahulheture—a
Infix proportfoo, ordered expressly by us, for the best trade, con
sisting of every variety of color, otfered at reduced prices.
NiERONS.—An extensilve ariety ofthe newest mid and rlehest
styles. embracing one of the most desirable assortments ever of
fered in dim market.
KID cm oVES.-13est manufacture, ordered expressly tot us
DOME -TIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
A Large stock ofCalico,from °cents to l 6 cents per yards Bleach•
.el and unbleached Mastitis, from 6 cents upward; Bed Tiekings
and Checks, a full supply of all qualities and prices, Irish Linens;
Table Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table Dia
pers; Crash and Dowlast Scotch and Manchester Dinghains; Sqtt-
Mena; Kentucky Jeati q und Blue Drills; all of which will be sold
off at prices thatcannot fall to please and without fear of compe
tition.
CLOTHIN' FOR THE MILLION:
Under this head we have now on hand, ready for sale, the far.
zest. most fashionable and varied assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING ever offered in Erie; nll of which have been selected
under our immediate inspection, PRJCLS THAI /MT °STAIN •
PR EYEREnrce—togeilier with one of the choicest selections of Dn.
ported line Black, Blue, Brown. Olire and Drab French, Belgian
and English CLOTHS, that has ever been brought to this eity—
Also, Black and Fancy French Cassimeres; New Style Fancy Wai
mea and Cravats; Silk Under Shirts and Drawers; Linen Cambric
and sill; Hankerehlefs, and a fine assortment of Gloves, Hosiery,
awl Stespendere. •
El rr Dolt forget the place New Jew Stare,No. 1, Fleming Block
State Street.
Erie, Oct. 11, 1840. 113
I '4 A.'l: V. Zlk
ID Eno & SANFORD. having by recent purenases, made such
additional supplies as the market demands. now offer for sale
a general and well selected stock of Heavy and shelf Hardware.
Among their stock, are all kinds of.
IRON. STEEL, NAILS AND SPIKES,
Horse Shoes, Anvils. Bellows, Vices, Mill, Mullay. and Cross Cut
Saws, Sheet, Dar Lead and Pipe, Shovels, Grain Scoops, Spades'
Iron Dars, Strap Hinges, Hay Knives. Matable Castings, a good as
sortment of
likelzoiser Tools, Putts. Screws, Leeks,
Latches, bolt', Hemmers, Hatchets. Piles, Plains and Plane Irons,
ettisseis, Augurs Bitts, (land, Pannels, Compass, Eelloe, Tcnnon,
Rib Drivers, Bevels, Try. Squares, etc. et c
Oct. REED & SANFORD.
BRITANIA and JAPAN WARE.—Cotree anti Tea Poo, Candle
Stlead. Lampe. etc. etc. REED & SANFORD.
CHOPPING, Broad and Hand Axes; also Shingle and Lathing
Hatchets and Adzee, ,warrated and for sale cheap at the Hard.
ware Store. HEED & SANFORD.
°OTTE:LPP.—The largest assortment of Poeket and Table
Cutlery that was ever lu ton n, can be found at.
Oct. W. - REED & SANFORD,
BRAS and Gins, Curtain Pins.—A new lot just received.
Oct i 3. REED & DANFORD.
CULTIVATOR TEETH,—We have purchased the right of sel-
I i rig a few of fingers Patent Cultivator Teeth.
• Oct. Id. REED & HANFORD.
NO. 5, 01133.5.V01DZ1.
New rail do Winter Goode.
TsubEcribers are now receiving their stock of Fall and win
-1 ter Goods, conshitng of
' DRY 000 DR, CROCKERY;
HARDWARE, OROCERLES,
Iron,titeel, Nails, Anvils. Vices, chains, &c. &e. We do not
boast that we hairs the largest stock; or I.) sell cheaper than can be
purchased in hew York, but pledge ourselves to tangle cheap as
the cheapest In the "little town of Elle."
Oc t. NI. • GEO BELDEN & SON.
Attractione.and Arrivals of Goode
FOR 1".A167.. AND "WIN TXI IL
C.' WEIGHT begs leave to inform his numerous Mend, and the
. country at large. that he is now receiving from the eastern
cities and manufacturers, the largest and most extensive aisortanent
of FALL and WIN ThAt GOODS lie hoo ever bcore offered In
this market, end would briefly say (with as little pulling as post
sable,) that he has slimed no time nor papa in tne selection of his
a ock, which has been bought mostly far cash, and at such bargains
'at to defy coinpciationt, (bogus importers not excepted.) With
this assurance I pleuge iny.clt to those that wish to buy Goods at
o holesale or retail, that I am not to be undersold by any home in
this city. For further particulars please 'drop In at the Corner,
opposite Brown's Hotel, and c amine style and prices.
pct. 13.
AT Ml' DRE....iS GOOD 3.—The ladies can find a rich assortment
comprising the Crape . Vietermite, (something newt, also,
plain fig'd bet iluo ered, at Li stripe and' embroidered Cashmeres
ant all Woollanes. French Aleritioes, (high colors,) Scarlet and
other rash' Amble Dress Coeds and Trinuuing,at
(Pct. 11 WRIGHT'S Corner.
P &PINGS and OIL CLOTIIB.—An entire new assortment
includang the new fall paterna, recently come out. that are
t i iss.autiful and cheap, at ‘VRIGIVPS
Adm inistator 'a Notice.
J4ETTERS testamentary on the estate of Silas Gray, late of
Concord tottmehip,. ,lecensml, having been granted the subserl
beri,, :mime is hereby given Mall persons Indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those havingclaimsagainstsaid
estate, to prevent them properly nnihentleafed for settlement.
JI.IbUTIIAN GRAY. /
WILLIAM GRAY. Adair's.
Erie. Vet. 16'10. Cal
NE .4/ GOODS NEW GOODS I I
T UST received at the :New York Store a large and splendid lot
.1 of Fail and Wint.•r Dress goods of every style and pattren.
Al•u, Laces. Fringes, and Mess Trimmings of all des
erktions, which will be sold at a very small advance from cost.--
an i quite as low as can be bought west of New York city. Call
anti see, mud it you are not sattstled don't buy.
rt. B. poWERS, State Street.
Eric, Oct. 13, 1849. No. 6. Bonoell Stock.
WANTED. -
•
2000 Pp
e n s o of ot nizeJ Woollen Bodin.
C. M. TIBBALS
ATTENTION' EIVERT — BODITII
T am now receiving my large'anilwell selected stock of Dry goods
.['rockery. and Hardware, invoicing .4otnething near Fifty thou•
vriwl (Aim prising as good an assortment as ever of in Wacky.
at prices that cannot fail to suit. Please callia S nd examine for your.
selves at the cheap store of KITH incioom.
P. S.—l n u expectwg lovoices of my largo guanity of crockery,
by (he fires arrival. 6 , J
DLAIN and Figured Do Lain all wool. and other cheap De
tuk at the More of S JACKSON.
BLACK French Cloth trout $2 to 60 per )ard. t f J at T LK ea i l
ON
BLACti, Brown Green and Cadet anizocl Broad Cloths at all
prices for sale nt S. JACKSON.
Gl.llacK. Itforain; Clarii, Brown, and lilac French Ma.
rend. for pale. cheap at tli Store of S. JACKSON:
BLACK. blue, Plaid. Striped and o th er Fancy Cassimeres (or
esale by " 8. JACKSON.
MACK. Blue, and (nixed eatiucts. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
II he for sal . cheap by H. JACKSON.
LADA ESBHESS GoOLLI. The Lldies will find a goo. as
sortment, French Mortnoes, Cashmeres, De Lain,. Chamillott
Lustre, Mohair Lustre, Alapachas of all colors, Gingham,. Cali
cos, &c. just opened at GEO. BELDON & BON.
PLAID Long Shawls for sale b/
GEO. E ELDON & SON
'UONN En . Ribbon., G iniyos, Fringes, Anificial Flowers, for sole
1,1 by GEO, BELSON & SON.
BROAD Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
a good assoriment. GEO. HELDEN & EON.
LADIES and Children rdtious, a good assortment. •
GEO. SELDON & 80N,1(
Nnw rAtL a mnmxin-aticitio.
T AM now receiving a splendid assortmeat of Fall and Winter
I
goods of the most desirable styles, to which my customers are
particularly invited. As to variety and cheapness my present
stock will complier with any other in this city; cousisting in part
of French Merinos of tine quality and every desirable color and
e hade; light and dark Blue ,Green, Scarlet. Crimson, Cherry, light
and dark Limbs Browns, 114yal Purple,Maroon, Black and Blue
Black Also same varieties of colors anti shades in English Me-
Hilo'. Ai pacca Lustre*, Silk and Cotton Warps, Silk Warps from
3s to 3mi per yakti Cotton do from Is lid to 4s, all the variety of col
oh; nll Wool Plain Lang Shawls high and plain colors very heavy
Boat eTto $l3l Good Scotch Ginghams warranted fast collars Is
per yard an ondtess variety of other goods to nutnerous for lin ads
vertisement. To all who wish to purchase please give me
for , I ant determined to sell Übods cheap for ready pay or approved
credit. C. M. TIBBALS, Cheapalde. ,
Erie, October 13,1 49
GINIMANI9. 7 —Seotch, Freud' and Atuelean Gighants. for
very cheap by. ' S. DEWEY.
TAIL .17,1b7G WELL DONE AND =UM
mill: undersigned respectfully tenders his thanks to
1 the public for their liberal patronage, Old begs leave
.0 1 . to inform his trends that he flit! continues the-Tailoring
yißusiness nt hie ohl Stand. a few doors east bf the Erie
ißank, and solicits a continuance of past favors. Having
received the Fall and Winter Fashions, he is preparedto
execute all orders entrusted to his care In the Weft and
most aphroved style. The subscriber having no work
, doneexcept under his own eye, pledges himself to give
. complete satisfaction to his customers, and in all cases
where he fails to do sO, to pay for the good*. C
I.a.lies desirous of ha ving„either R Idlng or Traveling Habits made
to order, and the latest:in and neatest style, wilt do well to give hint
a tall:
.t U .r, ,
N. B. CUTTING on the shortest nonce anent the urea,price
JOON GOALDING.
Erie, rept.22.lH4D. le.
TAILORZNO:
'lllll subscriber tenders his thanks to bia . Patrons for
post favors, nod takes this method of informing them
ill that he still Continues the above business at ,
1 4 3'0. 'l. Park Row. Reed VOW.
"fhe Fashions for lute & ',lt are Just receive d; and he
considers himself "perfectly competent 10 Imitate ,the
present modes in n satisfactory manner. Regular Jour
; neymen Tailors only are imployedin making COATS at
this shop. Ills prices are as low al at.any. respecahlY
• Custom shop in he United States , and will always be
ound uniform. This is unqueslionably the , mt place for a wan to
get line Cloth made up to order. ai the subscriber has nothing to
do with Slap Coriting. The CIOOII Manche:elusively being his
business, the public are very respectfelly solicited to leave their
orders here for any thing in the above line. Unprecedented suc
cess in CUTTING, wnrrants the subscriber in anticipating a con
tin Mince of the favors(/' sill who wish good clothes.
. .
NAVAL and till LITA'II( UNIFORMS wade In 'behest posit
blernanner, ha yang had much viper enee In thlsparneular brattek
CUTTINCIi few miters to make ups'will be clone as usual with
great tare.
Erie. Sept. '- - •G. 8, KEENt
Wanted immediately, 4Of 3 regular Journeymen who under
stand making fashionable clothes. None other than•good top
thanks need apply.
art' ig
lAil HARP Bre. matte lob, r jun e
:received and thr data
ULF
P atati
(+hover than at any other einatdhdtt In
MU Oa any, et
PPP'. Ma. , • T. W. M'S
. ,
E are now beginning to receive our PALL and WINTER
VY Importations of Goods from Europe. also from Miler lenn
Manufacturers, which will increase our stock to about SIXTY
thousand:
Our No. I. will be Increased to one hundred tons of well assorted
Iron, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Chains, Crowbars. Wagon Bores, Sheet
Iron, Copper, Tin Plate, Wire. springs, Axle Arms, Ike. Iron
Warranted for 3 cents pe pound.
No 2 is replenished with a good stock of GROCERIES at for
mer prices, while they have advanced in other places full 2t) per
cent.
Our stock of staple PRY GOODS at No. 2 is very large, which
we will job or retail beldw summer prices—also, Traveling Bags,
Satchels, Men and Boy: Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubber Over
shoes, Umbrellas. WindOw and Wall Paper.
The SH AWLS and SILK ROOM is now supplied with a very
large and rich stock of Shawls of all kinds—Dress Silks, Satins,
French and English Meri noes. Mous de Mins Cashmere. d'FACHiII
Gimps and Fringes, new style of velvet Gimps. Gear. and 'Ladies,
Kid and Hate Gloves, Muffs, Thread, Silk and Bruss!es dginge
lusertings. Millinery and One Dress Goods of every nanie and va
riety of New York knees.
Our Importation of SHELF HARDWARE is not • beginning
to arrive—afro our Saddlery Hardware. Cartage and rich Trim.
filings—ln fact our large siock In the above linecann t beexcelled
which we guarantee to self an low as New York Jobbe
Our importation of CROCKERY from Liverpool vt; shall begin
to receive next week, with a discount in price of full ' 0 per cent
We are replenishing daily our stork of CARPETS, Rugs, Oil
Cloths, Mats, Looking Glasses, &c., at No. 8, which we will sell
at our usual low prices.
The great fact has been fully tested and confessed by hundreds
—the EMI PIR State in the little town of Erie can and does sell
large quantities ofgoods daily as lour as any jobbers in our Atlantic
cities. HENRY DADWELL.
Erle, Oct.& 21
ALL persons knowing t e as t ves I T
nuebieu to the lam Arm of
Stevens 6c Kellogg, orto Isaac B. Stevens. are hereby noti
fied to come forward and settle their accounts limnediately. The
books and accounts will remain i n my hands, at the storenow oc
cupied by Wm. Crawford, In North East.
ISAAC B. STEVENS.
200.
gars,
North East, &pt 22 an
Groc
V7.7IO3LEI3'ATaII et. REIT AZZis AT
R. A. BAKER'S, CIIEAPSIDE, ERIE, PA. ,
• •
WHICH he offers for CASH as cheap as they can be bought in
Buffalo. He would especially call the attention of Coun
try Merchants and ;Mims to his large assortment of Premium To
bacco and good young Ilyson Teas, which he I , VIII sell very cheap
at Wholesale.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Sugars from 6 tole cents; Java Coffee 10 cents; Raisini front 6
to 101 cents; Currents 101 cents; Young ilyson Tea from 50 to 73
cents; Imperial Tea 75 cents., Pouchong and ;Extra thong Tea
from flif to nectar, per pound, &c.
FlSH.—Codfish, 15 hits Fish. Mackerel, Herring, &c.,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
By the Barrel or Gallon. Whiskey from tBO cents, to 81 75.
Brandy from 81 to 84 per gallon. S wcet Malaga Wine et. Pure
Juice Port Wine ea. good Port 82. pure Holland Gin S' SO, sre.,
TOBACCO AND ShGARS,
s •
10 Boxes Gavandish Tobacco, "Ledro."
10 Honey Dew " "Banks."
Mrs. Miller's, Goodwin & Bro's and John Anderson'eChewing
and Smoking Tobacco .
Havana and Principe Segnre Rom 87 to 830 per M.
HARDWARE:, CROCKERY &STATIONERY.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Faney soap, pocket books, perfumery, Luhin's extracts, cologne.
&c.; purses, shawl pine. tooth brushes and hair brushes. tine and
dressing combs, ladies back combs, wood and horn pocket combs;
• Jew's harps, violin strings and bridges, thimbles, steel guards,
segar cases, rabbits, till trumpets, linen thread, block silk, slate
pencils, suspenders, snuff boxes, tish hooks and lines, &e., &c.,
The above, with a hundred other articles, will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail for the very lowest rates for CAM. Illy motto is
small profits dud quick safes. Please give me a call arid if my pri
ces don't suit. do not buy. ROBERT A. BAKLit,
Erie. Sept. 29, , Clicapside, Erie. t;2O,
"Pittsburgh and Erie Rail-Road Company."
BOOKS or the Subscription of the capital sleek of the " Pitts
burgh and Erie Rail• Road Company." Will be opened at the
Monongahela House in the city of Pittsburgh. nod Pie Reed
House, in Inci Borough of Erie. on the Illth of November BM.
and kept open for nt least six hours for ten ealifeCatiVeJarlilical
days The Commissioners by themselves, or a committee duly np•
pointed, will attend at the times and ',Naafi inentamed, to receive
subscriptions agreeably to the provisions .of the net of Assembly
incorporating said Company. Cl tRI.EO M—Reert, g
• I 4Ameg TnoursoN, ig
bit ES SANFORD. X
Shun Vinceur, g
. 1
WILLIAM Kst.i.v, S
Teeming H. Sim., 4..
instes Waimea. :
lEr The Chrontele. Commercial. and Gazette, Erie; Journal,
Meadville; Whig, Mercer; Gazette, Newcastle ; Whig, Butler;
Argun. Beaver; Gazelle, Journal, and Post, (weekly) l'itfsburgh,
will copy and continue publications for aJ days, up to the lime
mentioned for opening Books. Oct. G-n2l.
Sall and Winter Millinery.
MRS. WARD would respectfully inform the Ladies of Erie
and vicinity, that she has received an elegant assortment of
Lall and Winter Millinery, consisting of Bonnets. Gaps, chil
dren's Hats, Head Dresses, &e &c, also, a choice selection of
Ribbons, French Flowers, Satins. Watered 8111 is, Velvets, Blond.
Face, &c.ovhich she will be happy to show her friends and cus
tomers on Tuesday the Oth inst.
Mrs. W. is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to her
care with neatness and dispatch.
Erie, October 6, 1849. 21
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tzFilats and Claps for the People. to
PRICES REDUCED OIVE-TIIIRD.—SPLEADID 11.47'S
FOR 81.5 G-CLOTH CAPS FOR In CENTS.
SMITI', HArrsa, No. 3, Cheapsidt; would respect Lily in
s form his friends and the public, that he has received from
New York a splendiu stock of Ilia,. Caps, and FUTB. which will
be sold at the above Reduced Prices. , Area, that he has added
great facilities for Manufacturing, and will be Adding daily to
that branch of his business, and to his stock of goods.
trr Csll acid examine PRICES. Oct. G. isa-nat.
AUCTION BALMS.
frit E followingarticles belonging to the Steamer Michigan; will
1 sot() at Auction on the Doc ,nt the Ware lloune ot Messrs.
Cook & Walker, on the let day of November next a 110 o'clock, A.
M., all on account U.S. Navy Dep artment, viz:
1600 lbw. Wrouret Iron Wraps.
Al2ooo .. Orate Bare, (old,) an a quantity of Scrap Copper.
so. t .
3 Damaged Globe Lamps,
3 Thermometer Cases, l , .
3 Broken Lamps, and ij, . i
3 dpy Gies see. • 1,..:
Oct. IL • . 2
DRY GOO
lAM now receiving ever day my Fall and Winter stock offlgif
GOODS, which I invite the attention of the citizens of Erie and
vicinity. to Call nail examine goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, as my terms are Cash and no humbug. nod toy whole
attention paid to Dry Goods exclusively, I feel and hold myself
bound not to be undersold this side of the ••Atlim tic ."
Elie. (Mt. e, S. 11.,,bEWE1`.
SILK. SILK,—,I few 'patterns of very nice I:awaken BAUM and
Slack Grp de Rhine Silks. will be fuund at. a, , I`
Vale. Oct . 0. - S. R. HEWElPS,—Statirtreet.
M ...
ElllNOES.—irenth. English and Osnomn Meri oe_.* all,
grades and colors. Call and see them. S. K. Demers.
Erie, Oct. 6. I 21.
114 U.a.—Canibt le and Lisle Edging and Inserting. a Food as.
sorttnent at. • 13. R. LIEVI. EX'S
Erie, Oet.a. 21
T AUIESand Gentfemora K Gloves at. S. R. DFWEVS
Erie, Oet. V. - •
Sbleeched and brown, very cheap at.
Erie, Get. 0: tal: R. DEWEY'S
SHAWLS, of every description, and very cheap, at.
Erie Oct d. S. R DEWEY'S
011.11141NEP coy= sown.
DURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Court of Erle county.
wilt besold by public vendue, oniTuesday, theViiti day of Oa'
Inbar, on the Oreadaes. tall the line. eat or lima lioroman and Pot.
Iy Bogle. (bel:Teach the undecided tentb pan) the ittlionring do.
scribed property to wil:-:-Heventy-tivo acres of land in Conneaut
tetvnablp. Erie county. bounded and described ap fellows: On the
Wen by the state tbe north by the state Road. on the casts
by the rand Oftliampson Pope. and on tbe south by the lands of
James Kennedy-. rite land Is subjectto 6 smell balance of our•
chase money note due
. Tends made known on'day of sale. , -
SVI4. LIEREINGI 4 OS. Grrardlats.
BY otter iat ,th• Oboe. 1849,
WOO LeleltB eittattra. celk.
D GOOIM
1102 A
T VAR', ITAA.I. TOUZ
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JUSTICE
THE FIELD
-CA = 112 VIIINCI2PLYI.
TEE subscribermold beg leave to Intbram his friends and the
public tha: he hal just opened fbr the fall, the !meet and
best assortment ofOLOTIIe, CABBIMERLI3 AND VI*fI'INGS.
that has ever been i ffered In this market and which will be sold
at the law. et price for CAtili. htuch has been Said by some in
the trade :linen elopishop Oohing, unprecedented success In aid ,
ling custom work, &c. Not wishing to be considered foolish.; we
cut ebort by raying tO those who wish to have theirclothing made
to order, that they can have their measures taken, and Clothing
made. and if not piqued with them when finished, they will not
be asked to take them away. We dont wish our friends to think
We are gaging, but (would have them CALL Mil) EXAMINE
goods and prices for themselves. We will be happy at all times
to show our goods tuld compare Prices.' cut or (make with the
best in this or any thcr city. We will have at all times, a lanes
and good nasortmet t of HEADY MADE CLOTHING Consisting
"""a"d Frock 'oats. Over Coate, Businees Cciats. Seek Coate,
Pants. Vests. Bimini, Cravats. Suppendere, Lanthis Wool Under
Shirts and Drawer:l. &e., &c., Which will he wild as cheap as
the cheapest. Persons wishing to purehre Clothing for CASH
wilt do wen pa call'ami examine Goods and Prices. My clothing
bent by myaelfand all made in Erie, and Is warranted to be as
well MOO nR nny ',hop in the place ran make. tb,e do not wish
to boom. hut inviteMoinparrison. The subscriber In determined
to sell forCAPII. and CAslt UNIX. Which mutt be ;obvious to
all men to bathe only true method (..fdoing a Retail business. pro
tcctine, as it does, ixnh the buyer and time setter, against losses
ColleCillent upon the credit system.
Custom work and cutting done to order on reasgnable terms.
t .1011 N M. JUSTICE.
, Erie, Sept. 2D. 1 - 49., . i nee.
110 ES.—The L. dice can find at No. I Reed Rowe. some new
styles of Walking Shoes; aloe, a good assortineat of Children's
Shoes arid Caftan, Picnic call and examine, ly D. CLARK,
No. 3.,comrriercial Excl} a' ago,
FRENCH STEET, ERIE, Sem 294E42.
THE New Goods me corning—corning—coming, nod will !eon
all Le here, c rhlvding the shelves and show cases, and cover
ing the tat:lean:id L'lres In imposing plies from one end of the roous
i s
known as the "OL 'JEW STORE," on French street , to the otl er.
In truth the larges prettiest and chcapiostrstoek 'of Goods e 'er
brought to this tow will be ready for inspection and sale at ry
store In a few days My friends will be pleased to learn the I
have mado arrange nent for importing my china and Glass Wnre
(not from Buffalo) *roan Europe. I ainlooklng farthe Mat Invoice
every day. Among the goods received and opened, a ft'w will be
noted: I
French, English and German Merinoes and IC:whiners, satin
stripe and chengraule Mohair Goods. Alpacas of every color and
shade, Brothn, Cashmere and Fiala Worsted Slinesls. Black 'Mil
let and plaid Long Shawls. plain and plahiblack Italian and Gro
de Rhine Silks, chec k ed rind cha inelonSilks,satinTurksilk Vel - et
Trimmings, sewing silk Fringes, Turky Red Drapery and Borders
embroidered curial , Muslin, , , bonnet and belt Ribbons, purse
Twist, steel Clasps .nd heads. &c., Ike., 1.
Mao, French tiro &loth and Doeskins and Fancy Cassieneres
Merino. Gaidirnere, uthroidered and figured Silk Vesrings, Silk
Velvet and heavy satins Vesting+.
In a few dm., I w ll reedy :23 pieces of Ingrain Venetian and
Tapestry Carpets al o, a few pieces Floor Oil Cloth+, which I
will sell nt Buffalo p ices. MOSF.2 KOCH.
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No. 1 , )113213:1 31041323,
importaion upon Importation!]
FRIENDS ,AND CUSTOMERS. START NOT!
'TIDE New Goode Srve are receiving were imported, not.however
I by ourselves, from any farther east than New York. where
even In that peat etnporium many an Importer has,, to his utter
dismay, seen his goods selling in the auction room at two-lair&
their cost. 0111' Goads, we observe. were purchased in New York
and here is our u°too:
• SR WILL C -VTINUE TO UNDERSELL ..4S USUAL!
~ i ,
Let the arrivals p r4ort to be from Manufacturers. direct from Eu
rope. or direct fro: petit, across thaPac Ric, or across the Atlantic
—Let the goods be utfed on the high or low pressure system, by
advenisetnents bear ing the devices of Empires, Eingdoms or Re
publics, and displayed by Old Jews, New Jews, or Gentiles, in one
or two, or even eight room stores, No. 1, Reed House will Fief/.
ISM the, well earned reputation of the CHEAPEST,:
A large stock ofD y Goods'aiready opened for e f
many route CO . lning. In Ihct lour importations wi lt
the deinniid 4eitieft. J.
Erie. Sept Mi. ISr.
eL =OWLS
found at the Hardware tor .
REED & DANFORD
No.o ' eed House.
ABIE'S N0. , 0 can
August la.
. Freshl Gro an and Black To - •
Aitho Meolsop or Ike Pekin Teo Conn , r.
MIMS day receiv;l, and all imported since the rut of Fatima.
.a, ry last, and w rranted first tfutility, put up 1 quarter. half
pound and pound papers, and sold at the, follow gig prices, and
the same quality nod', price at ull times and to ail 1 1110:131.
onlir k MAC
Young ilyson meet ergo 50 Oolong. rich flavor SO
do do 72} do plantation! growth; 7a
do do tine carr I 70 lloivilatia Mir ure, rich and
do Sliver Leaf 100 highly flavored 75
Old Hyson s l to 1 00 Nc Plus Ultra. 1 50
These Teas may , returned, and the money refunded, it tho
quality does not suit. J. lIE BURTON,
Erie, June 2,1840. No Sliced House.
S IX
Barrels Ireyl & Lard pst received &Mr Bate very
e
low, by the barrel or gallon by, J. If BURTON,
Erie July', 1e49 8
jS.. IT TR 113 II n.,
mHE subit Okra vOll Purchase the following discriptions of
-11- Whitewood tunber_
Boards 1 ale thick, 14 to 30 Inches wide.
i
" t " .• 13 to 30 " . ••'
k M
nch Boards . 16 to 30
emus Plank, li inches thick, 17 and 18 inches wide, and 21
and upwards.
Scantling, 3by 4 riches,
Columns. 0, 7.9.0 10 and 12 Inches square.
Also—Ash and cherry Lumber. They want none longer than
12 feel. UEU. BELDEN & SON
lErie, May 19.
MATS tOOT
- volt "Lunen', Caul ge Tops. nze.. It l citsuperior toTnnners
Oil. Neptconsuin ly on baud by. J. Ü BURTON.'
Erie July, 7 IBM 8
PI:ILA] SU'IOZI Or TE GRAPE.
Far M4rieal and Sacramental Use. ,
1
ft, 11E subscriber ha made arrangements with an eastern Vin
t tor , by hint Person IIY KnOwn. for a constant supply of WINE.
that may be;dependert i pen as perfraly free from all additions or
dilutions frqm Alchohol or otherwese. A small quantity on hand.
These wishing a Pure Tine for the apace uses, will pleas call rind
examine quality. .1. 11. BURTON.
June 7. No 5 Peed Rouse,
IRr
:ON, STEEL 1.0...4tti0,ia. Swedes English and American
flat, square and round, band and stake Iron. $, and I hound
and square, Horse Nallirtods, Cast, English, German. American
and Spring Steel, Anvi l s, leci. Troy Na 11.4. 3d, 4d, Sd„ Ind,
Iftd and 211 d; alio, Od, Pit and Idd wrougiii Nails. for sale by
Erie, May lit (I.SELDEN do SON,
r LOVCA. Chinaman
Muntard.
100(ILBS. Fire Proof Paint, for rate nt No. 0 Reed House
17CARTER & BROTHER.
Erie, Augunt it. IfYlol,._
N uttargs, Mace. Pimento, Penner. Ginger
CARTY:It & 101QT1I11t.
Prank/le Otani ansparly.
AUTIIO9I2II.D TO i ONSTRUCT A RAIL ROAD TO LAICII EWE. )
Milt'. books arcnow open for subscription to the crock in the
above comptioy at Ithe orrice of Galbraith/ & Lone In the
Borough of Erie. 4011 K GALBRAIIII, Pushkin.
Eric, Augtist IP,IBIO.
_ won RANT.
THE Office of CT my store lately occupied by Thompson /a Ora.
ham as a Law Office. Possession given immediately.
N. B. For sale. the following Law Books. 1 vol. Addison. 2
do Ihillas..l do Yates. 6 do Inns 3 do Penna. 10 do Sere. and
Watts, 6 do Darn, and '3 do Park and Johnson. nod a few volum •
Pa. Laws bound. 13:111111 JACKSON.
Brie, August 25, 1810.. , 15
13IIINCIUMit ARRANGZIntIiNT.
=re. rurdre Clor l dbetionary ltw , Vfo. 9, Hood " M
knee
• .
RS. PURDY would respectfully inform the public that she
continues the Co ifectionary Business nt her well know
stand in the Heed Hou Bow, whew she has now and purposes
Medina constantly on h rid, a large variety of
COIIPECTIONARILS,
of her own manufacture and sold wholesale and retail, with dir.
ferent kinds ofREFRESI , IMENTS,such as Cakes, Pies, Bread and
Butter Poached Eggs. C ld Fowls, Dolled ham, Pork and Beans,
liot Co ff ee, Soda Water, tee Cream, &c., &c., all of which will be
served up In the bese gild most palatable style. She has just re.
ecived a fine assorunent OM S, to which she invites attention
Mrs. P. has fitted up althorn, up stairs, expressly for theaccom
modation °Medics, where
!)
Ice Cream ad other Itofteshoneate
will be served at all ti les during th e Summer. She is deter
mined not to be surpass. ,by any plainer establishment well of
Buffalo, and wilt enden ,or to afford universal satisfaction. She
indulges the hope that thp same liberal patronage which was ea
tiaded to her predcccsso will be continued to het. .
Erie, June 9, 1849. 4
IfinCl MAIM ROME ilif'd. ....
rromittrio to Warren ; : ,, ito -r,
VIA IFATSEURoll,k,cor.umnus. owl npsvir4E,
PITTSFIELD, OUNGSVILLE, lIIFIN, PA.,,
THE subscriber has the contract for carrying the mall three
times a wick each piny through the alma places. with a
good team, a Iw o
one cevercd wagon, and with an experienced
and careftil driver—a 'uder old knight of the whip.
The stage will leave Wattebuigh on Mondays, 'Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 0 o'cloelrJ A. M.
Will kayo Warren 0.1 Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Eli:sturdily.' at
0 o'clock, A.M. • JOHN LYON'.
• Wattsburgh,Septembe 1. 1819. guile
I titbar orcrefrt Woollen Factory.
rrIlE subscribers are al erly to exchange. Cloth or 'Flannels or
A. Wool, of all kinds, of work on shares or by the yard, at
their usual prices.
Carding and Cloth-dressing done, as usual, on short notic'. •
CO. &
Ifarborereek, May 18, Iql9. . RHODES, CASir
~NOTICE.—AII persons ! knowing themselves to be indebtebted to
the drat of Rhodes, d ata & Co., by note or book, are mile
ularly revered to Call at ttt.l r wtolen factory in Ilarbertnekonor
before the middle 01 June text and settle the sante. Those who
may attend to this notice will Confer a great favor on tht subscri
bers. RHOD E S, CA33 & Co.
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3
Harborerealr, May 19, 1
Cl.OOOl-4. Mtge aim nt of Cloaks, of ditferentstyler and
prices, Dont $3, to el Nonni Tinto pieces, &e., all war
anted to keep good time, LEWIS GOTHIC HAM.
GOLD PE:lB—.Levi Browtds Gold Tenet also. Buglers of tho
bon 'NAOS?. orery one warranted. Also. caber Gold Pert, t
ow u SI. at I GOTHIC HALL.
Valittabl • Visarna fbr Sale.
Tllesubserlberonera tor sine the Improved rarm on Widen he
now milder, In Cr eenh township In the settlement known as
.}yenkee town." The Otren contains about 100 acres. TO Mr whiOil
meander cultivation. The tmeroventents Manila it tures4o7
frame dwelling, two frame barns, and sbeds, together with al l
otherout buildings necessary. There Is also about 300 apple
mostly grafted; pears end teaches In abundance. The land Is
well watered and timbered and situated in an excellent netghbot•
hood. and convenient to ma ket. It being only dye miles from Ede.
For particulars inquire °film subscriber on the eternises:
Greene. Ang. 111.=.14 dA WHITTIVIL
'FIRMING GLAINILS4I lam moor
solGulleas
..L.cany Framer, together with Plates Mild:Mem Wm. for Met'
tlatold homes. , G. LOOGIG
Et le June. 7 £541.
ivrOTlCE.—Whereaa #l7 wbb. Elizabeth, by tall ml bed and
.1. 1 4 board wit/magus' ammo/ provocation. this Minoan* to
warn all persona from balloting Or trogrual ber oil my acconnt;
as lalsil WV OC dairy of net etkotraedog ear tido data.-
liorfkaittn.ealolir 3;411 9:-3141. • AGA GALL.
NO TANNII3II NV,
Tairbaislie Item:gins Seale Nt
The subscribers basing purchased Faitter
Me scale patents. and employed a workman,
had a long Malmo Willett manufacture
the public that they we now prepared to Anil
superior to anything of the kind ever Mitred
the auteenners WOUIa'SISO CIIII.IOSI their
chagrin worthless artificial purporting lo ire
irresponsible Illueraat Yankee Pediern—es
As arltiek. (She Showing are our price*.
Day Scalar. of 4 Tons draft,
Coal Ocular of 1 ton dra ft .
Platibriafteides, 1330 The. draft.
Do. do. do. with hoisting lever
and son trucks.
Do. do 1200 lbs. draft.
Do. do. do. on trucks. with hoist
Fairbanks. Avericast Beale.l3oo lb..
do. do. 1200 lbs.
110. I do. do. Itioo,4n trucks
do. do.
Flour Peeking Eteele.3 o o
Counter Seale,. f oz. to SOO lbs.. &germ.
Do oz. to gal lbs. platform Al f3eol
Dale's Counter Beale, brass lever. 4 OZ. 10 00 lb
All the above articles are werratla. Those
a good and rakils Scale are requested to give
French street, nearly opposite the Fanners Ito
C. A.l
Eric. May 4O, 1819.
"DRABS 01.0016
EIGHT DAV and 30 Hour Clocks, various st
eatly tedueed priers,
Also, Marine. Circular and other Time Ptre
13.
Erle Jaly, 7. 1
wurre Lit t ial IN 011...--Thcubscriber h
hand D. 4t. Fahnestock & Co's wafts
Lead. and is prepared torten it by the quantity al
from Pittsburgh Cost, by the single Keg. MI p 0
tars. This bruott is now considered the bud in ,
received nearly every week, and consequently b'
Ps RIM r . J.
Erie. June 2. 1240.
gria2rMoLLNV 7
913101
T HE subscriber, proprietor of the above nut
/
would announce to Wool Growers and the p
that he has had all of his Blachlenery thorough!
having employed experienced workmen in ail the
es of the business, he is not. prepared to Mantua
neigh:ea and dispatch. foto the following articles
Cloths, Cassimeres, Twers, Flannels, Shawls, B
is also prepared to make
WA' ER PROOF CLOTII.
which is far superior to Oil Cloth for Over Coati
rrT Custom Carding. Cloth Vressingand
notice. MI kinds of the Country , Produce taken i
liberal diaconal made for cash. Friends and Mei
are invited to give him a call. and be assures the
provemenis that he has made are onward. Dein
keep up with the improvernentS of the age, be ho
ed in his eabrta.
FMtnerly Goerge I
Ilfilereek„ Mayll-Em
GLABS I .-03 Boxes 8 by 10, and 10 by 12
Erie. Jut* 2.184 D.
O lLS.—Tanners, Linseed, Sperm Sweet and
A BROW ROOT, tint), rearl Barley, Oat Men'
11 enicilla, by CARTER • I
reanimate moon ev
%%residua Nadihum and Horse
THE subscriber would reinectrully Inform the
engaged In manufacturhia Threshing Mach
Power of different Mods, which he %cepa constn
sate nt reasonable prices, warranted to do no goo
In the western country. Persona wishing to vu
the above inflates will do well to call on the subs(
east of the Halfway House in Harborcreek. fineo
Hatborcreek. September, I. 18.10.
AOARD.
Whipple's Maguorreian
DYER THE ERIE 8.4 NA".
Ts now open Or Ma reception of v 'Mors. T
1 good Daguerreotype for a mere trifle. e
opportunity to aecurione or mote (Samar weine
under the trying eircutnitnnces of a Gun! sepal.
no price can Pure brute. . ' •
Erie, Rept I.
mnination. and
not close until
D. CLARK.
rahnestock &McLane's Ve
(lAN be had by We dozen at 51anufactureni
f t
VErie July 7. WO
SILVER WORK.--Silver Spoons. lAdles, Ton
ter Knives. &c.' constantly on hand and Al
sralonribers, not in tag /Wires Slats. 61,1 in Erie.
the standard of dollars. Comparison or style in th'
tteurarly invited.
Mao, Ttderaded pones 2adForistrow New Tor
allot' good silver. G. J.
Erie July 7.
LivoGeesoreathers Wein -
Tar. highest market rate will lie paid for live t ,
the store of. R
Sept I. 'tie ,
--!
proxitavxmcs ON *o'
137. subscriber Is prepared to execute atl
lines. Drawing sod Engraving 'Andrea
Ilotels.Stores Factories. Machinery', Societies'
Cards. Show -
• Orders attended to without delay, charges mode
Fredonia. July 27, 1818 M.
Fall Goode, Pall Goots.
txr C are now receiving nt No. 1 Deed lloure,l
11V of Fall Goods in the City. to which we w."4:1
teution of purchasers, comprising sonic very choir
and colored drool Silks slid Berages. Mons ds Lai
and Prints. which for styles, van ties and prices,
not, fall to please. •
Erie, Sept. 13 IE4O. • 1.
/ 000 LIGHTS Window Bash, with and wl
baud. Orders received and attended t
or style ofßasb, made, painted and glazed by first
and sold as /ow ns the lowest. CARTED. E<
Erie, July 14, 1949.
10 000 Toot Window Glow.
20 ALIOXES English. French rind American 1
IJ comprising all the via% from 8 Ity ,10 to •
assortment contains some of the best double Mi.-Lau
windows and cases. Also. a lot of French Bby Itt.
parlor to what in usually brought IMO this market, b
be sold as towns the American. Altogether ours in
perlor to tiny other out of the cities, and will be told
will suit all reasonable persons,
Erle. July 14,1949.
GRAVII STONSIO.
ON Ninth strtet. nearly opposite the Acadcznv. n I
Variegated Mettle, aiways on hand; also. Totno'l
!nen% &c.. furnished border 9.1 I.er cent lesa than tt
of the. Peddlers that go about the country.
Most kinds of Produce and Lutubey taken in pay t;
give we a eat!. J. R.l'
Erie. July 19—tf
111 good nerement Gultant. Areerdeo l
Viol, Flutes. Flageolets. tneltenets and thee, t
the best Guitsr and Violin sump in town. Alm 1.
Widget' Pegs. Ste.. for sale cheat' by C. 1.1.)U
EtieJune,l IE4O,
sh ramily GrogeriepOßT_oliEsale ,
Vre A h im; respectfully begs leave to mturn his .in
• to his numerous Cash customers tor their libel
nnd to state that lie has Just received Rom New Tor
burgh a large quantity n n d variety of Fresh Groceri
with care, consisting or
Teas Candies Fitch Fu
Ccilbe Tobacco Tar He
Fruits - Oils Rosin Sir
IRice Gelatin N.
'PI e
Nuts ea Mackerel Rakes Ro
Molasses Codfish I Spades lia
Sugars Mats Shovels Hot
And a large. MI and complete assortment of every
Grocery line, to which he invites the attention °Mos
purchase.as these Groceries were bought low and
very low For Cash or ready pay. but positively no trust
bet King•s, N 0.2 Fleming Block.
Frio, June 2, 1819:
ORPELANW COURT 0.492.4:1.
DURSUANT to en order of the Orphans' Court of E le - couty.
will be sold at public veildue on the premises. 0 , Tuesday,
the day of October, all the Interest of Betsey, Rim and Sally
Horde. minors Under the age of fourteen years. being rib the one
undivided tenth part to the following described propert Seventy
five acre* of land in Conneaut township. Erie county, nded and
described as follows: On the nest by the State Line, on the nonh
by, tbe State road, oil the East by the land of Sampson ope. and
on the South by.landsofiames Kennedy. The land is subject to
a small balance of purehase money now due
Terms made known on day ofsale.
• IMAM MARCY, 4' adieu.
By order of theCouirt, August 8.1819.
1/00 JAMES SKINNER, Clerk.
TUE DELAWARE MUTUAL BAFEI'Y
XNBUUANO COMPAN
, (of Philadelphia,)
ARE now doing business on the Mutual plan, giving t
a participation in the profit" of the Company, with
ty beyond the premium petd.
Risks upon the Lakes and Canal insured on the moat
terms. Losses will beliberally and promptly _adjusted.
. Fire risks on merehandize, buildings and other proven
Of country, for a limited terra permanently.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph H. Seal. James C. Hand, Edmond A. 1 ,
Theophilus Paulding, John C. Davis, H. Jones pr
Robert Burton, John Garrett, John B. Pep'
Hugh Craig, Samuel Edwards, Ceorge Se
Henry Lawrence David 6. Stacey • Edwntti Dar
enadellKalleY. Isaac IL D %via, J. G. Johns.
William Falwell, William Gay, John S. Net!
Dr. S. Thomas, Itr. Huston, John 134 r,
Spencer Manville,
•
Richard B. Newbould, See.y; WW. Manila
re Application can he made to
J. KELLOGG, Agen
Erie, rah. 10, Ioi9. •
Elarlna A ZEXIAD AGAIN.
DECEIVED ;lila day by Expreaa at the Empire store& a '
naannmeni.of Dress Satins anti fiiiko, Bennet Salina, ,
tinge, Muslin Manes, Cashmirea, Tarlton,. Batted Mull:
and Llnnen Edginga. n new atyle of Veivet Ribbon and Ci
Ttipming Ening, Black Belt Ribbons. ate. ate.
tie, ttept. I,s„ OADIV
14, TARTIZZIRIP SIOTSIX.•
Corsa , d Fn.M sad PUMA &mu. ll*, Pa.
The undersigned takes this method*f announcing to hi.
and the public that he hampened the above named mishits
Or the reception of company. The house has recently bel
PAIRED REFITTED AND CLEANED, co that Rio now I
condition an I worthy the patronage of the public: 'VIM all
mom as welleseverymber part of the Re-se. have been -
infirmiftd with NEAT AND EUESTAh
No pains 'will be spared to render tbe Dom
end the may of Peal pleasant and &Meat
ways he Punished erlibthe BEST the M
The location of thieSlNlSCMCentrals pnd
ate at either Ihr budletf.oe*wimre,
CHARMS AIAVR•I7NIFORIII ANL
The ?Win are tame and convenient, ant
of an attentive and rAnspetehictaa. - -
Pane:Jews c a rried to aoo 14mo, the
frto of-chine.
cir The ettbeeriberpledimehhotrifthat
al on Ma panto mow thi!coodbrt Of 1111
with their patronage. • . ,
Eq. /nee 110. , , •
mtteDvlyggui. l
s
/Lofting Obales. Pewits. Om, sew ant
ring sod MAP Plabow. Tanook.
order
11 1 41gbIts awl isla in e t tra. ;A l oes
Fait July
Wm oz
edetebrod raw
r. Mock", tsbobas
bee leave la laltnisk
b to order an Otte
n this market. •
friends stainstrO"
Irbanke 64310 Traps
greeter* Ike gees
-1030
ng lever. 3i
' • 15
vith twisting
w 3 7
18
,r. 10
. dna. 0
wishing to obtain
s a call at No lUi
KENNE T
8,
-. CO.
s
=MCI
This medicine Ii Pei it hat It IA dictated to be above. A torn
edy for the complete care of all !twee affections of the Throat and
Lungs. which if neglected. always ern! in eoniostra ton. It isnot
a worthless. cilia-penny ankle. made just to sail, like [cony of the
common IiOSITUIZIaI of the day, but is a ettletlyikientike Preparation
—the original recipe having been rani-died by an eminent Phyvi
clan. (the late Prof. Rogers.) mud that still Ruttier improved by
one of the present proprietors, who is himself a regularly-I'4.
eased Physician, a graduate of the UniverAty of Pennsylvania
It is composed of the choicest articles in the vegetable kingdom.
most of them 'or long-tried value sum eitalilished reputation. and
some of them entirety new, particularly the I xens Lithe.; • plans
of won icoarferfrt•ureelicinal virtue; lately Intiodeeed Into this
country front Ca li thin ht. The Reel ye has been sho ei n to thousand t
of Physicians. who litrie universally approt ed it. and will be
shown to ans. Ph% sic ian \ who der ifla to see it, upon applitatit it
either to the hopiletors or their Agents It haa been 'tied in nes;
tirades of Casts, and I4,stronily recenunclided II Physician; even
Pr fcsrurs in our Medical Colleges. Ministers of Gospel, Judges,
Lawyers. Merchants. Mechanics, die.—a conclusive proof that
there is no quackery or deception about it, but that it in a medi
cine of most uncommon virtue and il)racy.
PAMPHLETS.,
As no ordinary-sized ailverti,ensent caw begin to do Juliet' to
the merits of this article, the Proprietors \ have embodied in a
pamphlet futni.thu history of this 111Mlicinethe description, nu
tare, tsc.. of its ptlnelpal.ingredients—tteefferethev bre devigned
to haven pon the human system-=and above alL'llie imealratable
amount of greed which it has done 1 They design to`Zc i .ulate this
Pamphlet extensively% but should atiy one be overloo , they are
earnestly desired to call upon the Agents routed below, and pro
cure one. gratis It will well repay a perusal. Tie hist. n page
1 7th may be worth to yourself or family. 'THOUSANDS, OF Of,
ii\
LARS. and it will introduce you to a mosso i testimony is 'tis
1 Eater which is petfeetly irresistible.
' Such heingoin e.onbilence he its virtues. we ore trilling to tear-
I rant the Medicine in every recent ease, (If used according to the
directions.) and where the person is not satisfied that he to deriving
benefit from it, by retutning the bottle within 3$ huutt Woe,
THE BIONEV
will Ito refunded. in - See page ad of the Pamphlet.
Poi gale, wholearde and retail, by A. 1,. PeOVILL kr Ire..
Proprietors, at their Principal Office. N 0.05 Warren et., New
York. to whom all orders fur the, Medicine, and letters relating to
agencies. should he ltddrel.ed•VdPt paid.
ICY lie sure to ask fur Dr .11: Roger? Syrup of Lthmtroot.
Tan, and I, 4 NCUAL.4OOC. and let no other be palmed on to you.
CAUTION.—Naire genes; unless there built the buff wrappe
a nolf of hand, signed with a Pea, by A. L. SCQVILLE As 'O.
# for sate low by
00 1 04D3 Yr Co.
I • Matt S'feet.
Inconstantly on
ted .pure White
a 1111/110 advance
int.,) at two dot
apt. A supply
had at all times
11. BURTON.
.00Z.
enablialunent,
P blie In general,
i„. repaired. and
itrerent branch
two Wool with
namely-19a In
ankets, fie. Ile
t g &neon "bort
t for %%ort:, and a
t r"Mlle generally
that all the lin
determined to
to be euetalm
'RUS REED.
Wits Factory.
61
A. E:l7r.
rdl Oil. nt
A. KING'S
. Tapioca Vor-
BROTIIE,R .
Tizza!
Powor.
)üblie that be Is
Ines and norm
ly on baud for
work no any
chase either of
iber cue door
43 . Pa.
141 T"
HROOP
UulIG
, 1
Ste'Dr.. Rogers' Syrup of I.l,Lit,laPt r. T.e, and CLWCUAt
.I ii t..,, has pr red itself to be the most extraordinary niedie al aid in
curing that Usually fatal disease Consaaiptiott: but. it should he
remembered: this medicine is as effleacions and valuable in the
iseidest stages, such as Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, &., before the
Lungs arc no far gone that ulceration has taken place. It Is
seldom, if ever, known to fail In breaking up the Most obstinate
and distressing Congh or Cold. in a few hours' time, If the direc
tions are strictly followed. The,grarine, which makes to many
wonett r w rases, is thr sale at Carter & Mother and punka & Pm.
king, le Pa , I
Iva want a
e the earl lett
wtilan
(Jul friend 4
TT "The columns of the Press throughout the country sczn to
be so filled with notice! of cures and specifies for all diseases.
I 'flesh Is heir ta.' that min hardly knows what to do In case of due
ease, for fear that in using one medicine, another and better may
be overlooked. Hut from the yeracrkabis cares, and the high order
and vast amount of testimony lately brought under mu personal no•
lice of the extraordinary efficacy of Dr. Rogers' Syrup of Lissa
wont,Txn. and CA.hrIIALATJUA L , we tire compelled. to regard the
echietteeof our sim.mt, and confidently state, that for Congas and
Cads, and that hydra-headed monster. Cosstastertox, we think
the above ineparation a oafs, speedy, and certain cure. To all
oar friends ne say, TRY IT; and if it does not help you,nothing
tu."
Scoop , . But
adared by the
.nd warranted
a branch par-
Manufactory
& Co.
'; e d
ie Feathers at
A. RAKER,
pssde. Et te .
orders in
ms. views of
Business
rf By neglecting those salutary precautions which common
ecuse dictates, many, eery mane. fall victims to their prudence.
We bevesten the young bride, blooming like a bird of paradise—
the fait of flower hope, the pride of her father, and the joy of her
mother—her check Ilmiled with anticipation, and bet eye beam
ing with the soft erpression of bee—t be gay dreams of life den
clog berare her fancy. with the rich and variegated Unu Of the
rainbow's hue. We have seen nil this changed—aye„ the iced
ding garenria for a shroud. and the bridal chamber fur the sepul
chre of time dead; and all this by negleel leg to'roisatou
Now, before it is too late, use Pr. itageTS . Syrap ebf LIVERWORT.
TAR. and CAncliAr.flitaV%. which gives immediate_ Mid; as thou
sands of our 1130.5 t intelligent and wealthy familiar trete:ft and
willing fo tesdify.
PRICI:—In large tonics. P,LOG; or . is Leine , for ft AM.
For sale by Carter & Brother, and Burton & Perkins
Erie. May 12. MD. audit
PETTIT
'le 1414 arrival
invitethe at
silles of black
u•s, Gingham,
41.? think can-
I). CLARK.
bout Glass, on
;• for any aize
to ‘vorldnen,
vrxitrAnfe BALSAM - liris t a u s.
VII 11l great remedy.lor Connumpt on o th e m.o. ec one
I of the I.lvPr; A.thrmt, Brnnehis/s. Palnavr Weaknenet tba
oltart.r and cdLer aff:e tiJll . 4 ir the ruhnonnyy Ofpus.
HE.% I) TIIE FOLLOWING,TESTIAIONIALS:
- .
In accordance with the precailingaustual.and in order tOsh w
the virtues of this medicine more fully, the following eatilleg
have teen selected; and as it Is not our n lab to trifle with
lives or health of those afflicted, vi c ',lamely pledge mantra to
make uo assertions or "ialse statements" of its efficacy; nor will
We hold ant hope to stalcring humanity %thick facts will AM
warrant. be Proofs arc here at; en—and we Felled en inquiry
from the pildlic into every ease ne puldifil. and feel snared they
win find .a u medicine hell desert lag thei: pairs rage and confi
dence.
Indow Glao.
table4l. This
fbr Amu,
I.ltorther
cn
t which will
i hisline Is en
n terms that
OTHER.
ed House.
CARl'Elt .1. 13'
Au. 6 R,
Wllite rtll,l
labltv. Mon u
vaii Le hal
JIaFtROON CO., la.. / el 1819.
Messrs. Eaufold & Park— Gents: This Mto cert y, that nay
tqe Nancy lkilionee has 14:ell in a declining state t. I health for
the last too years. Mer disease baffled the skill of the best medl
-61 aid I could procure—her physicians pronounced bet disease
.COIIIIII2IOOII in the last stage.' and said that her recovery Was
Past all human hopes. As a last resort with 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 Im
proving rapidly. She 10 now to far restored as to be able to &t
-imid to her regular househnlil duties without steering any Mean
ten Mace. Iler rapid iittpror ea ten t and present health warrant tria
in the belief that she u 111 MOO itt, entirely restored.
RHODES 1/0110NEV.
State of liidiana. .
Jetrerson Co. y S "' -
T, Jame,' M. Humphreys. a Justice of the Peace to and for gala
county awl Setter, do certify that the above hawed Rhodes!) dion
ey!llh,Cribeil and made oath to the tbrego:ng certificate before sue
this:lldr day of Vebruary, t`4o.
JAhIES M. 111.:MPI1RPSEI. J. P.
To the Public--1 Jacob Green of the County of Jennings. and
State of Indiana do hereby certity that in tic early part of last
season. I was taken with a violent cough metiersl with a pain in
the breast and sonietimrs fever, and that I employed a skillflil
physician for some sale. trim said that he could glee me no re
lief. I then commenced using Wrstars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
nod felt almost immediate relief—and after taking three bottles
I find myself in as good health as I enjoyed for a nuniberof )(sus
my restoration tinder the blessing of God, I attributed to the usu
of the mediae Move named. mums. pit EN.
March let,
1 eut. Please
, XIIR.IN.
~ Flutinas'
;miler with
ieltst now%
& Co.
a Retail
ere distil,/
!Nitwit:tr.
attd Ma
o, selected
•thes
ths
. Hs
i*
, B ing
t ,&c..
line
bine ill the
tvid,itig to
111 be .old
—Retnew-
a
FT iTC Plr I VIMINA, iiVir/NOll. CO.,
L David J. Skinner. a lunice of the Peaee in and for said
County and State, do certify that the atom e named Jacob Green.
subscribed and made oath to the foregoing certificate, before me
this lid day of March 1549. ,
DAVID I. SKINNER, J. P.
The tbllowing communication has Just been received horn Mr,
J. P. IVooster. IVholesale, Druggisi, Norwalk : Huron count).
Oblo. The afflicted will please read and Judge for
Nuaw.i.: a, March 11.1849.
. -
John D. Park:—Dear Sir—having been afflicted with the Liver
Complaint for about eight years, while living ill Elyria, In this
&Nate, I had become so low and emaciated, that I was obliged to
give up my business entirely to my brother, and was advised to
travel and try what benefit it would have on me. I started, and
was gone from home about four months, but experienced no relief
whatever. and wan (Malls advised by some of my friends to try
Wistar's Balsam of Wild ('perry. which I commenced using.—
To my own surprke, nod after using two bottles, I was completely
restored to health and continued up so this Any without any symp
toms of the old complaint, or any sickness of any other kind. I
send you this that eau may make use It as you deem tit. knowing
as I do. that doe ILlom had saved my life when all other reme
dies bad failed. 1 ours, &c.,
'e `nsered
tilabili-
1 avorahle
In town
3011 N P. WVOOSTER.
Drilegist, Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio,
PHI.° Si per boide—aix Lonles for SSS.
Sold by J. D. PARK, (FUCCCFSOf to SANFORD & PARK.)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cinelimatl, Ohio, General Agent far
the South and West. to whom all °Myanmar be addressed.
Ir.,' J. 11, Dimon, Erie Pa.; H. H. & C. Case Girard; Farrar
Whitney & Co. Wateribrd; 1). N. & J. S. Welater Conneaut 0.,
S. S. & J. 11. Fassett Aeluabula; 3. Merailand Mei/trifle Pa..
$. Wilcox Jr. do.
Erie. April 28, IPlh.
.uder,
.ke.
e.
lington,
TO Tllll m litaCti
TflE Subscriber has no leas t hee p tie 'louring Mill& better
known perhaps as Reed's Mill. Would inform the public that
he will do all kinds of Frlnding nt the shiniest notice. : Thanking
the public and his friends for their pint Swots. he would respect
hilly ark a eontinuanceof their patronage. as ho feels confident
front his eaperlehch in the milling business. to he Title to give
good sitistaetion. All kinds of bread-stuffs constantly on band,,
hnd for sale cheap. Flour by the barrel or single pound to alit
purchasers.
cash paid for all kinds of grain delivered at the mill on Parade
Street. J , CONRAD ZINN.
Erie. Aprii2l. IRO. - tf4ll
-- - - -
W. 221
', Erie
i 0.33
plenfllcl
lk Ve•-
. Silk.
ofri for
_V ‘ , TAO NOVIOSIs
IDIVISLIC NOTI hereby given that application will be
JL - made to the next Ltgislature of Pennsylvania. for the them
potation of a Bank. to be called "The Canal Bank of Edo." with
a capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars. with the privilege of
Intrust:4 ii to Three Hundred Thousand Pollan , . whit all the
usual Ban - king privileges, to be located in the Dohatakand County
of Erie, Slate of Pennsylvehia.
Erie, June IS, ISO.
James C. Marshall.' Joseph M. Sterrett. If. Ceidwe
John A. Vacs, . C. pi. Tibbals, William kelley. -
. Reid. Toinlinson, J. 11. William,. • Smith Jae-kson.
Wm. S. Lane, Thomas H. SOL J. H. Fullerton. i
James Williams, G. Bantind. Crosse Heiden..
(Thu. H. Wright. J. 1). Clark. • tkPqe Kellog
Thos. G. Colt, 11.1,11rowe. Alfred Kim
P. Metcalf. J. Kellogg, Hamel Mays.
J. Hem. ' John C &eke. Wm. M. Gallagher.
Carson Graham. W. R. Knowlton. . , -
,
tl
lends
tnent
i ttE•
hood
t rely
yOr,eglnies,
rOPPEZ. Eh). I.eruZiaboudDi• 4Kmunso•
TEA. ErmanYonne pen. Goo Powder and floperlat.
suoARL S i.t Ctoii. Fano atm cake istashor, powdered
• and crushed teat •
pmaseso. Purr Howe iced Cardenas.
WINE& hiedelts.fort. e.ld Fort. Pure Meek Ebewpatlalave.
.BRANDY. Fourth heel
• Rtrele.lll. CM*. sod W. ttino.
EN, Euremuem. dieltupdast E.
W10011ENT;ONI 2tiltabla. Wkalomb wan
• The oure ere vettratedd Two end ANTI he rad ret r.e'te el r• r
r2tr ee l .
June 14. lOW - CAR TEE .1 biiintits.. •
it,
~-x~_.~.
CQNSUMPTIoN ObRED
CANCHALAGD'A;
10.4 TOO Comm CURE Of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronohitis,Spitting of
Blood, and all other Lujag
Complaints tending to
CONSUMPTION
READ: READ::
COUGHS. COLDS. &c
From the Medical Reporter.
STRONO TESTIMONY.
~.......
DrATII FROM A SLIGHT COLD!
ItENIARI:AOLI: CURES!
of an the care.thathave vet teen recorded, t b I nrc certainly
none otani to the one lira' mentioned. whin I amity shows
the euraillit) Ceingunption, e% ell 111 sot e ufluwont
Anlll3.
030