To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of (barter Ses
sions ofthe Peace for the County of Erie.
petition of Alexander Davidson respectfully
showeth,•that your] petitioner occupies a commodi•
ous house. vituated in the borough of North East, which
is well calcidated fora public house of entertainment.
and from its location is suitable as well as necessary for
the accommodation of ' the public, and the entertainment
of strangers. Thathe id well provided with stabling and
every convenience necessary for the enterteininent of
strangers and travelers. He therefore respectfully prays
the Court to giant him - a liconso to keep such public
house of entertainment, and he. as in duty bound, will
ever pray, &c: ALEXANDER DAVIDSON.
We, the undersigned.] citizens of Noth East aforesaid.
being personally acquainted with the above named Alex
ander Davidson, and also having a full knowledge of the
said house for which the lideuse is prayed, do certify that
said houtio is necessary to accommodate the public and
entertain travelers; that he.is a person of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and that he is well provided
with house room and conveniences for the accommoda
tion of travelers. We therefore beg leave to recommend
bim for a license agreeable to his petition.
J. Loomis,L.'F. Vandousen. William Jones, D. C.
Town, H. H . Allison, Amasa Hall Jr.. S. B. Hammond.
E. H. Davidson, Thos. Van Scot S. C. Ross, .1.
Barnes, Benj. Meted, N. Norris, 9 fayette Smith. F.
A. 'Goodwin, John Greer. 3t34
To the Honorable the Judges of Ma Court of Quarter
Sessions of the liaises for Me County of Erie:
riiHr. petition of E. M.' Burke showed), that your peti
.l tioner occupies a commodious house, situated in the
borough of Waterford, winch is well calculated fora pub•
lie house of entertainment for Om acconnnadation of
strangers and travelers. That he is well provided with
stabling for horses and altconveniencos necessary for the
accommodation of strangers and travelers. He there
fore respectfully prays the'Court to grant him a license to
keep an Inn or house of jentertainment, and your peti
tioner will ever pray, &e., E. M. BURKE.
We, the undersigned, citizens of tho borough of 'Wat
erford aforesaid, being peisonally acquainted with E. M.
Burke, the above named petitioner, and also having a
knowledge of the honso for which the license is prayed,
do hereby certify, that suChbouse is necessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers or travelers,
that he is a person of good repute for honesty and tem
perance, and that ho is Well proiided with house room
and conveniences for the lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travelers. We therefore beg leave to roc
omm end him for a license agreeably to his petition.
P. P. Judson, W. Hudson; John Curtis, II 11. Whit
ney, A. J. Farrar, D. Warner, A. R. Robertson, H. Oli
ver, W. H. May, T. B. Vincent, If gh Hamilton. Sim
eon Ilunt. I 3t3 1
Tothe Honorable Court of Quarter, Felons of Erie Co.
T"petition of Robert Smiley of Union township.
county of Erie,,,respe.etfully represents that ho is
well provided with house room and conveniences for the
lodging and accommodation of strangers and travelers at
the house he now occupies. lie therefore prays the
Honorable Court to geatit,him a license for keeping a
public Inn or Tavern, rind he, as in duty bound, will
pray, &e. ROBERT SMI LEY.
We, the undersigned, citizens of Union township, in
which the übove Inn or Tavern prayed to be licensed is
kept, do certify. that Robert Shiitey the above petitioner.
is of good repute for lidneey end temperance, that ho is
Well provided wilt house room and convenience for the
accommodation of strangers and travelers, that bneh Inn
or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and
entertain strangers and travelers.
Norman Nichols, Wm. Smiley, A. M. Edwards,
William Snow,Abraham Tourtellott, E. W. Bennett,
B. N. Spencer , Enierson, J. B. Savorance. The
odore Bishop, Jackson Baker, Martin Boyd. John S. Coe,
Robert Thompson, R. 11. Brown. Robert Emerson,
Harvey Sexton. 3:34
To the Ifortorable Court of Quarter Seisions of Erie. Co.
THE Petition of Adam Wild 'of ilia east ward in
the borough of Erie, jin said county, respectfully
represents, that ho is well Provided with house room and
conveniences for the lodging and accommodation ofstran
gors and travelers, at the house he now occupies in said
east ward. He thereforo'prays tho Honorable Court to
grant him a license for keeping a public inn or tar rn,
and he, as in duty bound, will pray, &c.
; will pray,
WILL .
•
' Wo tho subscribers, citize s of the east ward of Lrie,
in which the above inn or to ern prayed to he licensed is
proposed to bo kept, do certiffyythat Adam Wild the above
applicant, is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the lodging and accommodation of strangers and tra
velers, and that such an inn or tavern is necessary to ac
commodate the public and entektain strangers and tra
velers.
H. R. Musser, 11. Ileelttmen, Jr. 4 W. Newbdrger,
Daniel Dobbins, C. F. Diefenbacti, P. Knoll. H. L.
Brown C. Siegel, Frederick Schneider, Fidel Duttlingcr
Geo. Witter, John Kooblo H. G. Session. 3:31
To the Honorable ihe Judges of Me Court of Quarter Ses
sions in and for:the County of Erie.
HE Petition of John Stewart of Fairview Towmbin
T
in said county respectfully sheweth; That he is
situated in tho tatiorn house formerly kept by John Cle
mens, and known as the Stranger' s Tavern House, arid
that he is well provided with house room and conveni
ences for keeping an inn or tavern, your petitioner there
fore prays your honors to grant him a license to keep an
inn or tavern, &c. I JOHN STEWART.
We the undersigned eitlione of tho township of Fair
qiew, in which the above petitioned tavern is proposed to
be Eept, do Certify that John Stewart; the above named
petitioner ie of good repute for honesty and temperance,
that he is well provided with house room and convenibn
cos for the accommodation of strangers and travelers, and
further that such an inn , or tavern is necessary tomccom
znodate the traVelinz public.
Randolph Pettit, Gregory Ilenrich, Jacob Feisler. Rob
ert Kirk, Berry Allison, B. Frost, Jacob Ziefiler, John
Tracy, W. Georgia B. Turner, Isaac Kauffman, SaintiCl
Fidler, John Johnson. 3t34
To the Honorable thi Juilgt4 nolo holding a Court of
Quarter Sessions in an4foi'Me County of Erie.
TILE Potition of John Sherwood of the towrishiP of
Waterford respectfully sheweth; That he still con
tinuos in his old stand, and that hoLis well provided will)
houso room and conveniences for keeping an.hin or tav
ern, your petitioner therefore prays the Court levant 'him
a licence to keep an inn or tavern, and he will hero-
after pray. JOHN SHERWOOD.
We the undersigned citizens •of Waterford township,
in which the above named tavern or inn is proposed to
be kept. do certify that John Sherwood, tho nbove peti
limier, is of good repute for honesty and temperance, that
be is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of strangers and travelers, and
further that such an inn or tavern is necessary to accom
modate tho public and entertain strangers and travelers.
as we nre in duty to recommend.
C. Heard Vincrint, Levi Strong, P. R. Strong, Sam
uel Jewett Jr., Charles Woodworth, L. R. Sodgwick,
Archd. Thompson, Moses Reynolds. Samuel Phenix,
Squire J. Frost, H. Strong, Nathaniel Bowen. 312.1
To the Honorable the Judgcs of the Court of Qua rter
Sissions andfor the County of Erie.
11111 E Petition of Chauncey Hill, of west Girard town
ship. respectfully showeth. that he is well situated in
the tavern house welt known as the West Girard House.
the same which he has occupied the last year, and :hat
he is we'd provided with house room and conveniences for
keeping an inn or tavern, your petitioner therefore prays
the Court to grant him a license to keep an inn or tavern,
and he will over pray, CHAUNCEY HILL.,
We the undersigned citizens of the township of Girard
in which the above mentioned tavern is pro Poses to he
kept, do certify that Chauncey Hill, the above petition
or is a man of good repute for honesty, and temperance,
that he is well - proivided with house room 'and conveni•
ences for the accommodation of strangers and travelers.
and futher that such inner tavern is necessary to aCcom
niodato the public and entertain travelers.
James Laughlin, Adam Lhuzhlin, John, Robertson.
John W. Silvenhorn, Silverthorn, David Abel,
Maxon Godfrey, John C, Miller. Leonard Allrn, Ab
ner B. Beebe, Luther Canfield, John Davenport, Joseph
Lord. • 3t3
To Me Honorable Court of Quarter Sessions of Erie Co.
THE petition of Stephen Munger of the village of Al
bion. township of Conneaut, county of Erie, respect
fully represents that he is well provided with house room
and conveniences for the lodging and accommodation of
'Strangers and travelers at the house he now occupies, in
tbo township of Conneaut. He therefore prays the Hon
• drable Court to grant him a license for keeping a public
Inn or Tavern, and ho, as in ilotv bound. will ever pray,
&c. STEPHEN IFIUIVGER.
We. the subscribers, citizen., of •the village of Albion,
township of Conneaut, in the county of Erie. in which
the above Inn or Tavern prayed to bo licensed is pro
posed to be kept, do certify, that Stephen Munger, the
above applicant, is of good repute for honesty and tem
perance, and is well provided with house room and con
voniencel for the lodging and accommodation of strangers
and travelers, and thut such anion or Tavern is neces
sary, to accommodate the public and entertain strangers
and travelers.
rr. Clark. James McKendru, E. M. Wells, John
Clark, A. N. Frost. D. Newton. Aaron Gary.l C. W.
Cross Luther Litchfield; Jesse Clark. Michael Jackson,
hale Humpus, Jams. P. Paul. John Forbes. "139
OILITEII walla.
J er received direct from the Nutmeg State. a large supply of
manufactured S i lv er in Erie, but In Hartford. by a mau who
has work upwards of twenty years: my sil
ver ware in all stamped on the back N. Le s Is," and all such
el wevrante4 as pure a, coin. Engraving on Spoons done in the
lieat.-.t manner, Hee of charge vym, N. LEWIS.
L ARD WANTED.—Any quantity of Hogs Lard is wanted by
the subccribor. for tvhic h Cash will be paid on deli Very at his
Factory, corner of State and Fifth metal. F. SCHNEIDER.
Erie e
Nov. .
30
OA - 11T 7 ON DSTR Q.
A man by the name of CLAPP has engaged with a young man
of the name of S. P. Townsend, and uses tile name to put tip a
Sarsaparilla, which they call Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, de
nominatin It GENUINE, Original, ect. -This Townsend is no
doctor, an dnever was% but Was formerly a worker on railroads,
canals, and the like. Yet he assumes the title of Dr., for the pur
pose of gaining credit for what he is not This is to caution the
public not to be deceived. and purchase none but the GENUINE
ORIGINAL OLD Dr. Jacob Towntend's Sarsaparilla, having
on it the Old Dr's. I iketterr, his family coat of arms, and his sig-
nature across the coat of arms.
Principal Office, tin Naomi .1., New York City.
OLD DR. SACOB TOWNOEND,
,
Old Dr. Townsend is now Omni 71) years of nee, and has long
been known ns the 4 UTIfER and DISCOVERER of the a n
r: SARSAPARILLA."
poor, he was compelled to lintit its manufacture, by which means
at has been keprunt of market, and the sales circumscribed to
those only who had proved its worth, and known its value. It had
readied theears of attanyoievertheless, ns those persons who had
hem lienled.of sore diseases, and saved from death, proclaimed
its excellence and wonderful.
HEALING; POWER.
- Knowing, many years ago, that he had, by bissicill,sciencemill
experience. devised an article which would be of inealcirble nil
vantage to mankind when the means would be furnished to bring
it into Willi venal notice, when its enestimable virtues would be
know n and appreciated. , This time has come, the ineansare sup
pl led; this
GRAND AND. fiNUQUALLED PREPARATION
is manufactured on the largest scale, and is called for throughout
the leng'll and breath of the land. especially as it is found 'imam',
ble of degeneration or deterioration.
Unlike oring S P. Townsend's, it improves with ege, and nev
er changes, but for the better: because it is prepared on scientific
principles by a scientific man. The highest know ledge of Chem
istry, and the latest discoveries of the nit, base all been brought
into requisition in the manufacture hf the Old Or's, Sarsaparilla,
The Sarsaparilla root; it is Well knot% ri to medical rneu, contains
many medical properties. and some properties which arc inert or
useless, and others, which if rem him! in preparing it for use, pro
duce fermentation arid acid, a% hi , h Is Injurious to the system.—
Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla are to volatile, that they
entirely evaporate and ate lost in the preparation. if they are not
',mauled by a scientif i c process, known only to tho.e experienced
in Ito marinfacture. Moreover, these volatile principles, which
fly off in vhpor, oral an exhalation, under heat, alre the very es
sortie medical properties of the root, which give to it rill its value.
Any person can boil or stew the rout till they ma dark colored
liquid, which is more from the coloring matter in the root than
from anything else; they can then strain thus insipid or vapid 11-
quid, sweeten with sour IIIOinFECI,, and then call it "SARSAPAR
ILLA EXTIi ACT or SYRUP: , Diu such isnot the article knotval
as the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA-
MM
This is so prepared, that all the inert propertie. , of the Sarsapa.
Whit root are tir,4 removed, everything capable of becoming acid
or of fermentation, is extracted and rejected: then et cry parti
cle of me heal virtue is ~ceured iu n pure and concentrated form;
and thus it 1 , rendered incapable of toeing any of its valuahleand
lieu ln, propertieg. Prepared in this way, it is made the wont
powertul accnt ut the
Cure of Innumerable D seance.
- - - -
Hence the rea.on why tee bear comincadations or every• side In
its 1%1 , 0r by meal, wonwn, and children. We find it doing won
ders in the cure ,
CONS UMI' VION, - D,YSPEPSIA, mut LIVER COMPLAINT;
and in all EtrmArri scßoyuLA. PILES, COSTIVE
NESS nil CIIT4 NEOUS ERUPTIONS, BLOT
cm: S. and all ati:ectiong from
INIPURITY OF F. BLOOD.
- It possesses a mart elons efficacy in rill complaints arisintr from
Intlrgestion, 1,03111 Aridsty of the Stomarh,fron, unequal circula
tion, determination of Wood to the head, palpitation of the heart,
cold fort and halide, cold chills and hot tla,lics over the body. It
has not Its equal in C'Shrs and Currghse and promotes erety expec
toration and gentle perspiration, relazing stricture of tile lungs,
throat, sad covey other part.
But in nothing is 111 excidienre more manifestly seen and ,ac
knowledged than in nil kinds and stagrs of
141NIALE COMPLAINTS.
It works wonders in cases of flour .d/busor Whites, TaMuff of
11,e Womb, Obstructed, Surpresscd,or Pairful .prises, Irreguturi
ty of the meintrual perioik, and ithe like; and is at effectual in
curing all the form 4 of lado.ey Dicta es .
lty Mutating ithArtlettene, and regulating the general system. it
gh, cs torte and strength to the IA hole hotly, thus curry all fiirtus of
Nervous diseases and debility,
and thus prevent; or relieve, a great ‘iariety olother main dies, on
Spinal irraaltun. Neuralgia, St. Vitus' Vance. Swooning, Epilep
tiv Fits, Cnvulsions. ti,c,
I t e l ea ,„ es the mood, excites the liver to healthy action, tones
the ttottiach, and ei‘ Ca good thge,tion. the hone!. or tor
por and eolottiprition, alma) s lunautatimq latrine*, the skin, cqunt
isee the Circulation of the Wood, producing gentle werattn equally
all 01,er the both:. and the itoetonlee itett-pirdliont rttla tee ail
summit,: and tittlitnett, relllo4 obstructions. Lind intiga
rates the entire r erVOlut tty,ttlit, is trot this then
Thomodicino you pro-omincntly ncod?
Ma Call:any of thet.e (limes I t said ,01S. P. Ton nsemPs inferior
article? This num; man's 1. innd tg net to le
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S,
heenu.e of one GRA.ND FACT, that the one is INCAPABLE of
DETERIORATION, and
NEVER SPOILEt,
_
while the other DOES; searing. fermenting, nail blowing' the but-
MI4 containing it into fragments; the .our. acid liquid exploding,
rata damaging other gocabh Must ttot hits horrible compound be
poisonous to the system ?-11'har! put need ista a system, a'ready
diseased with acid! What causes Ilyspemmt but acid! Do tie
not all know that when food sours in our F10111:1ClIg, Ulm mis
chiefs It produces? flatulence, heartburn, palpitation the heart
liver complaint, diarrlin a, dtt entery, colic, anticorruption ut the
blood? What is Scrofula but an acid humor in the burly? What
produces all the billows which Ming on Eruptions of the Skin.
Scald (lend, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, White Swellings, Feter
Sores, and all ulcerations internal and external! It is nothing
under heaven. but an acid sub-tatter, Si Web sours, nod thus
spoils alt the fluids of the holy. more or leas. What. causes !Emu
matisin but n sour or acid fluid which i n sinuates itself limn een
the Joints and elsewhere, f rri tat ing and inhuming the delicate tis,
sues upon which it acts! So of nervous Ilt‘eaßt'S. of impurity of
the blood, or deranged circulations, and dearly all the ailments
which afflict human nature.
Now is it not horrible to make and sell. anti infinitely worse to
use this
SOURING, FERMENTING. ACIO °EOSIPOUND "
' • OF S. P. TOWNSI;NO,
and yet he would fain have it undere.tootl that Old Dr. Jacob
Town,end's Ge . nal r Ori gi nal Saraaparilla, is, an lAIITATION
of hie inferior preparation! !
!leaven torlinl that it e should deal in an article n. hick would
bear the most distant te,embiance to S. P. TOW lISPIId'S article.
anti a Inch should bring down upon the Obi Dr. such a mountain
gondol - complaints anti criminations from Agents who hate sold.
, and purr WISP ra who hate used S. P. Townsend's Flat 3IENTING
COMPOUND.
. We %visit it unlerstootl, because it is the atmolule truth, that B.
P. yo%. lit.erid's article and fir. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparil
la ate hence's-wide apart, and iryiuststy dir-rimitar; that they are
unlike in every particular, having not one single thing In tofu
mon.
As S. P. Townsend is no doctor. and never wan. is no chemist.
no pharmaceutist —k noes no MOW or 110411 C ine or disease than
any other common, unscientific. unprofessional man. what guar•
antra can the public have thin they nre receiving it genuine scien
tine medicine. containing all the virtues of the art iCie3 used in
preparing 'toted which nre in capable of changes which might
render theurthe.AGENTS of Disease instead of health.
Bin what else should be expected from one who knows nothing
comparatitcly of medicine or disease! it requires a person of
some experience to cook and serve up even a COMIIIOII decent
meal. !low much more important is it that the persona who man
ufacture-medicine, designed for
Weak Stomachs and rtnfeelded Sysionis,
should know well the medical propeci el. of plant., he nest man
ner of securing and concentrating their healing virtues, also an
extensive knowledge of the vnrious ei.eases which mica the hu
man system, and how to adapt remedies to thei.e. diseases:
It is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, to pour balm into
wounded humanity, to kindle hope In the despairing tdsom, to
restore health and bloom. and vigor Into the crushed and broken,
and to hnnish infirmity that OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND has
BOUGHT and FOUND the opportunity and means to bring his
Grand Gnivers -1 Coneentt ated Remedy
within the reaen, and to the knowledge of all n Ito need it, that
they may learn and know, byjorful experience, its
Transcendent 'Power to ITT al.
For sale by J. 11, Burton, No. 5, Reed (louse, Erie, Fa.
Eric, Jul) 11, ISM.
To the liossoroble the Iset?es of Quarter Seesioas of the Peace for'
the Cosioty of Erie.
MITE Petition of William P. Stoke respectfully sheweth; Tha t
your petitioner occupies a commodious house nt McKean
Confers; in the township of McKean, in the county of Erie.
which Is well calculated fora public lionseof entertainment, and
is suitable as well as necessary for the accommodation of the pith
lie, wail the entertainment of strangers and Iran eters. That tic is
in elt provided with stabling for horses, and all, convenienses ne
eessary for the entertainment of strangers and travelers. Ile
therefore, revectibily prays the Court to grant ham a license to
keep an Inn or Tavern;, and your petiitoner n ill ever pray. &c,
WILLIAM P. STOKE.
We the undersigned citizens of the township of Nlelteari, beieg
well acquainted with the ,ibove petitioner, William P. Stoke, mid
also have it knowledgr kif his house for it liich the license is Kay
do hereby certify dun such house is necessary to accommodate
the public and rnte•tain strangers and travelers. that Mr. W ill hint
I'. Stoke is a DI rsn of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and that lie is wed provided with house room nod conveillences
fur the lodging mid necommodation of strangers and travelers; ,we
thererde beg leave to recommend 11111.1 for a licence agreeeably to
his petition.
Joseph S. Dock. Denjamin F. Morey, John Stafford. John
Drown. Martin Ruck, Rowlnlid Stafford, Jr. William Wiswell,
Jr., Allied Washburn. Itenhinin C. Woo4f. naiad Hurd. Drub
SelduratT, IliranOlix, James Sic , man, Daniel Hauck, J. C. Ster
rett, lit'filrli Iliitiker. atal
Mao floioroblo Court of Quarter &Wotan., Eric Canny
TII it petition of the subscriber lettnbly showeth; That your pet
itioner is well provided with house room and 'Aber nem.).
moan tio us for the entertaining of strangers and travelers. he would
therefore pray your honors to grant him a licence to keep a pub
lic tavern in Clabaniville. North psi. and be will pray.
C. KELLIEL,
We the undersigned citizen. of arahamville l.
do certify that Ore
are well acquainted with H. C. Skellie, The above petitioner. that
be is a man of good repute fbr honesty and temperance. I. well
provided with house fOO/11 and other accommodations for the
entertaining Of strangers and travelers. that such Inn or Tavern Is
necessary to Mitiertai tt strangers 111111 travelers.
H. Iliteh,mck. Robert Marshall. Joseph Ilabcor k. Warren Cole.
fume Malick, E. 8. Cote. Peter lifaltek , Hugh Graham, Jacob
Leach, Antos Rise, James Otlaway, Jewett Welch, Volney Ik4k
nap.ntall
i:1 vip>l4/,\*l:s A 4:4
ISIUM2I7IIIr.
No. 7. Poor People's Row:
T flAVEjust arrived Anna the East with a large amottraent of
I. Groceries. Wines, Liguori,. Sugars. Ate.. &0., which I wit! sell
flute cheaper than any other Establishment in the City. Give
we a call if you have any doubts as CO the truth of t h is statement,
and satisfy yourselves. T . W. MOORE.
Erie, Nov. 17,1919.
.1y4F.1, .ILuoj L y t :
REED & SANFORD. having by recent purchases , made such
additional "unpile, as the market demands. now offer for sale
a general and well selected stock of Heavy and shelf Hardware.
Among their stoek, are nil kinds of.
IRON, STEEL. NAILS AND SPIKE... 4,
Horse Shoes. A nv its, bellows, Vices, Mill. M tinny. and Crone el )t
tQatt. Sheet, Ear Lead and Pipe. Shovels, Grain Scoops, Spades'
Iron Ham citron Mops, Hay Knives. !Hatable Castitige, a good as
torn ent of
Meehaatt ''s nat. rills. Screws, Locks,
Let hes, bolts, Hammers. Hatchets. Files, Plains and Plane Irons,
Chi, Pls. Ati,Gur, Bats. Hated. Pannels, Compass, reticle, Tennoth
Rill titers,Bevels, Try, Squares, etc. etc
Oc 13. I HEED& SANFORD.
TA OILING VITZ)Luts DONE AND ClUlAr.
- T i l i tTi n tltl e i r ; l lfr ie tt rt atTr i al i p l) .;l:O e i n ia d gL er • s , aid 6 1 4. n t s at!c o
to fo rm his fronds that ho stilt continues the Tadoriq
Business at hie old Bland, a few doors cast of the Erie
Bank, and solicits a continuance of past favors. Having
waited the Fall and Wilder Fashions, he is prepared to
exteutc all orders entrusted to hi. care in the latest and
most apt rote! sale. The subscriber having no stork
donee:me inirler his own cyc, pledges himself to give
complete sat ',faction to his Customers, and in all CilNef
n here he fails to do so, to pay for the Goode.
Ladies desirous ofhavinkeillier It Wing or Traveling Habits made
to order, and the latest:in and neatest style, will do memo give mu,
a call.
..
NAVAL AND IHILITARY CLOTHING mndo to order
N. D. CUTTING on Die ki oncst notice ;mint the usual price,
• JOHN GOALDING.
Erie, cept.23, 1840. 10.
T / DTIING.
; subscriber 3o respect Y fit y inform the public that he
commenced the business of PLAIN AND FANCY DYE
ING, otitis place.corner of tßate street and the Buffalo Road, a
few roods south of the Woolen Factory, where the Dyeing and
Finishing of Garments, the coloring of woollen and cotton carpet
yarn, with every other description of Job Dyeing will beenrefully
attended to. After a practice of thirty years in Europe and
Ain , rlea. In all the colors given to silk, woollen, linen and
-cotton, he hopes to be a ble to satisfy all nho may patronise him.
RICHARD GAGGIN.
Eric, Aegurt 23. , IS
OUR FLAG TO Tursnz.
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THE is bscriber would big lea‘e to inform his friends and the
public that lie has Justopened for the fall the largest and
best assortment of CLOTHS', CASSINIER ES AND Vt.:STINGS,
that has eyer been offered in this market and which will be sold
at the low, at prices for CASII. Much has been said by some in
the trade about slop-shop clothing, unprecedented success in cut
ting custom work, &c. ',Not is fulling to lie considered fOolish, we
cut short by saying to those who wish to have their clothing made
to order, that they can have their measures taken. null Clothin...”
made, and if not pleased With them when finished, they will not
be asked toitake them away, 11'e dont wish our friends to think
we are gasing,diut would have them CALL AND EXAMINE
goods and prices for theinseltes. I We will be happy at all times
to show our goods and compare , 'Prices., cot Of 'MOW With the
best in this or tiny other !city. We w ill have at all times, a large
and,3l,ood assortment of READY win: ciArriii NG Consisting
of D os and l'rock Coati4 Over Cont,+ Ilusitiess Coats. Sack Coats,
Pan k, Vests, Shirts, Cravats, Suspenders, Lamb's Wool Under
Slits s and Drawers, &c!. &c., Which will I e sold as clampas
the heapedt. , Persons wishing to omelette Clothing for CASII
will do well to call and eviiinsie Goods acid Prices. My clothing
is cut by iii)self and all made hi Erie, and is warranted hi 1e as
weli winless any shop in the place can make. We do not wish
to Last, but invite comparrison. The subscriber is determined
to sr I fur CASII,
and CASII ONLY, %Vhich twist be obvious to
all in m to be the only trite method articling a Retail busines.., pro.
teeth g, as It does, both the buyer and the seller against losses
cum( Tient upon the credit system.
Cu loin work and cutting chine to order on reasonable terms.
011 N M. JUSTICE.
6
Erie, Sept.9.fl, le-19. lull),
G REAT FIR l ( p h t r, ii,i .. l)4beLlv i t i l e i . tcli r wp o i:r f ec i nl I c lon or tl
22,000 lbs. of this celebrated and truly valuable articles, (slate
drab and.chocolat colord,) Just received and for tale by
Oct. 19. CARTER & nitoTi rut
BRING cufrir TICE ENGINE
... ft s.
AND PUT OUT VIE IIIIE. AND IIII E. DRY GOODS AND
CLO.ITHING „IRE SO, _ CHEAP AT TUE NEW
,lEB , STORE TH.17 . 4 FIRES ARE QUITE UN.
.NE.CESSARIiu COLD I WEATHER' TO KEEP
rEO.I.7LE WARE':
T ROSENZWEIG &Po have Just returned front the eitikern
{.
I• e RM. , . and are now r •radving their Fit and Winter supply of
DY V GOODS, FANCY :GODS, READY iilA DE tiLOTIIING,
er.c.,whieh they arc enabled to offer to their numerous curtomers
and* he public getteraily.atMriced far below time of any former
icason. There goods ha t e , a thiteraiselec red it nth the greatest' are,
a n d is ill lie found to be one of the largest ainiittot splendid stocks
u
of F.di l lel Winter ihnids et er offered in this city. As many
.eof ttnoodi have been purchased of the importers per the la
test nut •als (rem Cureht, the subscribers are confident that they
can olfer to tilt it eusto ners the ve.y nen cot styles of Ladies
Dress Goods, comprising jEligl huh, French, S wi sta,lr WI and Scote It
Coods, together with It full as.ortiatent of American manufacture,
and cheaper than can be 'found elsewhere.
Their Stork ctiti• iris 1.. tart of the f ittowingi—
SILKS.—Rich figured, changrable, brocade, slanil Plaid* and
strips, satin de Chine, twilled, rich Flouard,
Italian. Cross de
Rhine. rm. de Afrique, Chameleon. &c.
!dr:U.IN DE LA INES.—euberii Frris designs, very rich and
high colored, on crimson, green, and blue grounds, the styled of
IN Inch. it 6.1,e:he11, are superior to any heretofore recut!.
CA:al:11E10 N. —Ne Pius ()lieu styles. with the richest chiming
and in great vorietys. There
, goods. or th e designs, are obtained
from the French ••Esrt kin lON, in Faris, and treat oriental de
signs.
itIERINOES,—French. German arilti English manufacture—a
large proportion. (inbred espresely by us. for the lest trade, con
sisting Si6ting of every variety of color. offered at reduced prices.
RI tiI;O:V S.—A it extunsilt, e vat iety of the newest and anti ricilen
sit lee. embracing one of the 111081 desirable assortments ever of
fered in tins 'corker.
KID ULOVEs.—Best manufacture, ordered erpressly for us.
I)O3IE , TIC AN I) STAPLE GOOD:.
A Lavrestock of ralirn.from d cents to 10 cents per yard:Bleach
ed and unble.iched hnn4ue, front O cents upward; Led Ticking.;
and Checlo, a cull «npp{y of all qualities and prices: Irish Linens;
Table liatnriA, and Scotch Diapers; Napk ins; Table Dia•
pen, Cra , li and Lou Me; Scotch and Manchester Ginginints; Salt
itietts: Kentucky Jean„and Illuc Drills; all of t% hic It n itt Inc sold
ofr at prices thateasmot tail to please and without fear of compe
tition.
CLOTHING FOR THEIHELLIONI
Under this head A% e have now on band, ready for sale, the lar
rest,,Post fashiunable and varied .armload rti READY-MADE
CLOTH IS G ever offered In Erie; ill of %flitch has Oven selected
under our hiunedinte ins , ectiott, met t. 111A1 IA IWV MITA IN A
PREFI RE:Wl—together is i It one of thechoirest selections of Im
ported fine Black. Bine.; II on n. Olis e and Bral, French. Belgian
and EoeIn..hCLOTIIS. Illar ‘ has ever I rot hrotntlit to thin city. -
Also, Black and Fancy Frelf Il Cnssimeres; New Style Palley Vest-
Ines and Cravat.; Silk Uncle Shirts and Bran ere; Linen Cambric
and silk Ilankerchiefs, tind fine assortment of Glows, Ildbiery,
a 'id Suspenders. \
,LJ" Dont forget' the,place New Jew Store, No. 1, Flctnitig Block
State Street.
Erie. Oct. 13, 1810. 1 I 'II
To the Honorable the ../noes
,of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the
l'eace in andfor the County if Erie.
mu; Petition of Peter Knoll respectfully sheweth; That your
.1' petitioner has erected a commodious new house, situate on
the earlier of Peach street and the Buffalo road in the' west Ward
of the Borotighof Eric, which Is welt calculated for n public house
of entertainment, and froth its location and situation ds suitable as
well as necessary for the accommodation of the public and enter
tainment of strangeri anti travelers. That he in well provided
with ambling for ttorst , s, and all conveniences necessary for the
entertainment of strangerri and traveler/. he therefore respectfully
prays t h e Court to grant bin a license to keep an Inn or tbfic
B oureof entertainment, ali t your petitioner will ever tlfaV• C.
PETER ICSOLL.
We the undersikned citizens of the West Ward of the Borough
of Eric. being personally acquainted with Peter Knoll the alswe
named petition,fr, and also having a knowledge of the house for
'munch the license is prayed. du hereby certify that such is neces
sary toaccommodate the publl e and entertain strangers and tra
velers, that he is a person of good repute for honesty and remper
nuce, art that he Is well provided with home room and conveni
ences for the lodging and accommodation of strangers and travel
ers; we therefore beg leave to recommend him for a license agree.
ably to his petition.
Jacob ilatiseno. 11. Williams, Sherbun Smith, S. Erhart, S: W
Keefer. .1. R. Dooms, A. W. Brewster, Thos. btchat y. Michael
Knoll, M. :ifetz, 11. Bates, C. Ge,orge, Julm Hughes, George A.
Elliot, J. - Zimmerle.aril
To the Honorable the Jud g es of the Corr: of Quarter &Mena of
- the Cminty of Erie.
¶1 HI petition or Menzo W. Keith respectfully showeth, that
your petitioner occupies a commodious house, situate in the •
wt st, ward, of the borough of Er ic,, which is well rale I/ laird fora
public house of enterta Willem. Putt from its situation is suitable its
well as necessary for the accommodation of the public and the
entrainment of strangers and travelers. That he is well preid
tied vith stabling for horses and all conveniences necessary for the
entertainment of strangers and Hat eters; he therelorc respectfully
prays the Court to grant hint a license to keep an inn or public
house of entertainment there. And your petitionet will pray,&c.
KEITH.
We the undersigned citizens of the west ward of the borough of
Erie. Twine personally acquainted with M. W Keith, the above
named petitioner. and also having a knowledge of the house for
which the license is prayed, do hereby certify that such house is
necessary to accommodate the public, and entertain strangers and
travelers; flat he is a person of good repute for honesty and tem
perance, and that he to well provided with house room and con
veniences for the lodging and accommodation of strangers and
travelers. We therefore recommend blitz rot a license agreeably to
his petition.
P. 11. Oliver, H. Zimmerman, G. W. Hughes, William Kelly,
W. C. Warren, D. G. Powers, G. W. Goodrich, 3. Zini merle.
elms B. Wright. J 11. Williams, W. A. Brown, B . F. Sloan.
Eric Jan. 5, •• at:l4
-
To bie go z0.c.2.51e Judger of 'As Cam of Quarter :'ersiors GT Erie
County.
rrlllll ietition of Win. A. Duly, of Harbor Creek township in
said county. respectfully represents that he is Well provided
with house room and CunVelrileileCe for the lodging and accommo
dation of strangers and travelers nt the house lie now occupies,
known as the hallway 'house in said township. Ile therefore
prays the honorable Court to grant him a licence for keeping a
public Inn or Tavern. iYM. A. BESI.Y.
We the subscribers citizens of Harlot* Creek township, in
which the at.ove mentioned Inn or Tavern is proposed to Le kept,
do certify. that Wm. A. Deily the above petitioner, Igor good re
pute for honesty and temperance, nod is nen pro, hied with house
room and other conveniences foe the accommodation of strangers
nod Winder... and that such an Inn or Tavern.isnecessarr for their
accomniodst
•
T. P. Carr. T. FL Peek. Chas. T. Kendrick, 11. W.. Foster, E.
S. Stthson..l. P. Turner Souttunned Stillinnn. J. W. rlicLane P.
Elliot!, Milo Terry, M. Wigton, Tholuns Kendrick.
To the Honorable Court of Quarter Sessions gf Erit aunty.
T HE petition 0111. L. Brown of the east Ward or the borough
of Erie in said county, respectfully represents. that he Is writ
provided with house room and conveniences for the lodging and
accommodation ofstrattgers and travelers, at the house he note oc
cupies in said east ward Ile therefore pray s 11w Honorable Court
to grant him a license for keeping a public Inn or Tavern, and be,
as In duty bound, will pray, &c. 11. , L. DROWN,
We. the subscribers, Mt irons of the cost Ward of Erie, in which
the above Inn or Tavern prayed to be licensed. is proposed to be
kept, do certify that 11. L. Brown, the above applicant. Is of good
repute For honesty and temperance. and is hell provided with
house room and conveniences for the lodging and accomutod alien
of strangers and travelers. and that such an Inn or Tavern is ne
cessary to accommodate 'the public and entertain strangers and
travelers.
W N. Lewis, Thos. 0. Colt, T. , R. Cuter, C, W. Mayburri:.Y.
s
Towner, 11. G. Sessions, Moses Koch , . 11. Kelsey, C. W. itt•
Flo, Oliver Spntrord,S. T. Brown, b. D. Spofford, 0. R. Dewe,
.. ,
S. Knowlton.
Stag y
'pa ULL.—Cambrie and Lisle Edging and Inserting, a good 411.
IVA rortment at. S. H. DEWEY'S
Erle,Det.O.
21
LADIEB and Gentlemen's Kid (Doren at S. K. DFIVEY'S.
Erie, Oct. 9.
g al
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".- , =',. ..... • Z . ... - ...„
i'.. a '!,.. ir,in _----
.-- 25 7 . I
onza.mcs OFP I 13ELLING OM I
•he Subicriber intends reutoyhig %Vest iu the Spring. be
item his stock of
Groceries Provisions. &c.
ei ly minced prices, in order to be able to close up his bust
rhy the tint of April, from which time he is desirous of rent
die th. co store Brick Store on the l'ublic Snrde. now oeou-
Uy and where be will ho huppy to sec till those who ish
we thei. A. BAKER.
ie. Nov. Oh, 1011). Chen pstde.
rarm lismirr AND narolctoofis.
!ago
tleS9,
tug il
piul,
to Ira,
'RS. CURTIS nould say to the Laaies thltslieliasjint opened
tier stock ofFall and Winter Alilltitery comitasing all of
;Ilea st y les. ron.leting of bonnets. ;Caps, Ribbons, Rowers,
&c., a great variety of Prettch worked Collars, Cuffs, Capes
Dre. , s and Cloak Tramming.. Zephyr Wormed, Zephyr bin
dery Patters. Purse Twbt, Zephyr Scarfs. Kid Glove., he.d
ity, with niany other milder. all ofwhich iinve been belected
t great care by lier,elf, any it ill he rola at reduced prices.
T fur iii - shed as usual. Straw bonnets cleaned to order.
le Oct. 20. 3m 93.
the I;
Tab
broi I
•• WHIT'S FISH.
' M •
O,
hall' and quarter 111)14. White Fish and Trout,
received and fur vale at' lot% ebt prices—inspected
and warranted. • R. 0. !WM:RT.
Erie, Nov. 3, IEI9.
INr"Alv
G)NriliAlli,S.—SfOrd/, FlCllfil aril! /ld
anfall Gi2nlllll` , . for ..ale
very cheap hy. II S. It. DEWEY.
NEW GOODS I NEW, GOODS: I I
JUST ref Cl% ed nt the Sew York Stori, n large and splendid lot
of Fall and Winter Dress goods ofi eery style and pattren.
Also. Laces. Ribbons, l'ringes, rigid Drem Trimmings. of all des
criptions, which n ill he sold at a very 801011 advance trona cowl.—
and quite as low as can be bought: tve4 of New York city. Call
and tee, and it you arc net satisfied don't buy.
, r,, S. B„vowEßs, State Street.
Ertit:Oct. 13, 1019. . i I N 0.6, Donnell Block.
12 000 Vat. • s of Cloth fk. Cassitnere at the Erie
1 Wol len Valet opy. •
READY to be pcchaogot for Wl/01.11) ibe subscribers nt their
usual rates e?fe‘elinege. They ha l ve a variety of Plaid and
Fancy Sint es of the latest Eastern pan •rna for .:ruts. Pants nail
llo)ii Fluting: al n. n gobil varlet , . of al -wool Tweeds. for sum
ini•r neni We % ill ti1..0 maitutacture, the present NVIlt-01), at the
follow ine price. in credi, v iz: For black, brown, grey and steel
wiled cloth. 311` cents per yard; en , l•iisiere of tame colors, 33
cents; is hitc Flahtal 23 cents, and tire.....ed Flannel 28 eta per
yard. 1 1111:11.1fTLY & BREWSTER.
Erie, June fl,lfilft.
BLJFI ,ILA ) ROIIES.—JaiI rccet%ed
Hatle.tore of I
Nov. 3 Isl 9. I I
10 000
e et V7.;nd . w Glass.
200 BOXE S Eit.11,4 , French and American Window Glass.
COlllia isingall lin stzes from oby 10 to 31 by Al. This
assortment contains 1,0111 ' ()film best Julie thick, suitable forshow
windons and cases. AI o, la lot of French Bby 11, altogether su
perior to what is usurilly bron*ln into il is inarhet, but which will
be sold as low as the Anterl'ca i. Altog. liter ours in tlitslitte Is sn
perior to any other out of the Me , all will be sold on terms that
will suit all reasonable porto is.
i 1 %RTER & [MOT lIER,
' Pio. 6 Bead house.
Erle. July li, 1940.
Pots
gin I. higlw,i market rate V. ill
the :mac of.
LSere I.
COAL 0 =
A m E'S No. 0 can be fuutid at tt i
I
Augut4 IS
' NO. 5, ONZIAP9IDEI. - 1 -
Now Tall iii Viiniox• Goods.
rptf 17, Belk C r ilwrs are nosy receiving their stock 01 Fail and win-
A. ter Goods, consming of
1I
Ma" GOODS, I 1, i CROCKERY.
?L i RP ir A RE, ' GROCERIES,
lroti„titeel. Nails, A nvil. Viers. chains. &c. &c. We do not
nboast that c base the larg. 44 ..toelt, or to sdll cheaper than can be
pts re baw d ill New York. h ilt ide.'ige ouri.els es to tell as cheap as
the cheapest ill the ”little town of Erie."
Oc t. 13. I I t: CO SF.I.DEN & SON.
N 1 1 , II
20011 P IRE of g%V
ond sited Soo
ie
" . OW. 13.1 C. M. TIRBALS
Puro g od Liver Oil
rrisllS valuable article, recently brained into such extensive are
1 by its astonishing efiects in Pulmonary* and other dire;mv,
can be had pure and unadulterated, prepated by It toditnn. Clark
is Co., Chemist.. New l'or, from the fretit Coil Livers. of the
11
sub , crib
er, o Ito ha , itt2ife at arrangement with the above firm and
will be in the constant teem 't of ihe I lit „fresh from the manufac
tory. Too much care cannot be taltent o gel the article fresh, for
when it Leconte, obi and rancid it looter its medicinal Properties,
and in fact, I.4.citnes del ittliOnS. J. li. BURTON.
''.:7
Oct. No. 5 Iteed House.
Till: 1,1 EL AW Alt 1 , , 1111.711. , A L SAFETY i
sit'TsunANlcx: covirANl o ,.
(qf Ifltilvidelphitt,
~)
A RE lIONV 1.10;TIg bm•ine,s on the 'Mutual plan,givitig the 'nsured
/1 a participation 1n the i•rolits of the CLILIIIMPY. vt ittiout Dahill
ty heyond the premium o
:m i .
Rieke upon the Lakes nit leanal insured on the mo,t favorable
terms. Lei,es will Leliberally and promptly adjusted. •
Fire rii.lts on inerchandlie, builiting4 and other property, in town
or country, for a limited term permanently.
DIRECTORti. I •
Joseph 11. Seal. James C. Hand, Edmond A. outlet.
Theophilii , Paulding, John C. Mavis, 11. Jones Brooke,
Robert Button, • John Garrett. John M. Penrose,
Ilugh Craig. :tannic' Dist aril% George Ferrell,
henry Lawrence ' David B. Starry Edward Darlington
Charles Kelley. Isaac R. 11 iv is, , J. G. Johnson,
William FON ell, William Hay, John S. Newlin,
Dr. S. Tito:one, Dr. R. M. Huston. John Seller, Jr.
Spencer Methane.
' Richard S. NeWbould, Sc ,y; Wm. Martin Pres 4
ocr Application can be Made to I .
1. KELLOGG, Agent, Erie
Erie, Feb. 10, 1010
LETTmt PAPER. of various ileteriptions--Crmgress, Quarto
hitt gilt edge, fur sicel pens, cry hue French small letter:
also, covrlopes, motto wafers, roller sear, Sealing wax, ennui c
and black irk and ink powder, and a buperior quality of Foolbean
and School paper, by J. 11. II 111VfliN.
SILK witArrima. for Lathes and Gent+. together with a good
nnortment of Cloves and Hosiery, Ptst received at
, Nov. 3. lEitt. %V R
COLF.Rei VAlttlitx.—A large maortisient an
.. 11 an extensive ro
ll- - rimy. Including spool and limn Thread, but ons and Combs of
vorions kinds; RIF°, suspenders together w ith. otionw too numer
ous to mention, at a small Oconee from manufacturers
Nov. 3, 1i."4 ; C. II WRIGHT.
TRISII 'Anvil and nny 'quantity of Blenched Sliming and very
cheap at the store of , 8' JACKS9N.
To the Honorable Cuurt of Quarter Sessions f Erie Camay.
Petition ofJonathan Burlingham of McKean Towni.hip.
respectfully represents that he is well Vrovitleri with house
main and conveniences fer the lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travelers. lie would therefore humbly pray yotir
honors to grant lam a lice* to keep a public lioinnrat his old
Rand at McKean Corners and in Duty llound well ever pray. are.
• JONATHAN BURLINGHAM.
" %Ve the Undersigned citizens of the township of McKean do cer ,
lily that Jonathan Uurtinaham, the above named applicant, is a
matt of good reinnatiou for honesty and tenappranee, and Is well
provided with house room and conveniences for entertaining
strangers a , d travelers, and that such an 1t,,, or tavern is neces
sary to accommodate the conveniences public,
William Wiswelir Ezra lia.V.tiras Seidman: A. M. Verse, Uri
nh Pkinner, .S:111111,1 %%IMO. Charles (1. (:OC, Silel Skinner,
%Valiant P. Potter, Hiram Brockway, David Hard, Abel Potter.
*3E34
PIII3LXO NOTICE.
B.•SESSIQNS of the east Word in the Borough of Eric, in
/ • the county of Erie, hereby gives notice that he will present
the follon ing petition to the Court of Quarter Cessions of Erie
Comm Pa., hrld on the first Monday of February, A. D. 1830; for
a Tavern License, end ask a license for said purpose on said pet
ition, and the following certificate according to the Act of Assem
ble in such case made and provided.
To the Honorable tke Jude es of tlte Court of Quarter..Ps:dont of
Erie County.
, rIIIIE Petitioner H. H. Elessions of the East Ward In the Borough
of Erie. and county of Erie. respectful!) represents. that he is
well provided with house room and conveniences for the lodging
and accommodation of strangers and travelers, at the house be
now occupies in the east ward tie therefore prays the Honorable
Court to cram him license for keeping a public inn or tavern
he, on in duty hound will et er pray. 11. (l. SESSION ,
We, the sub , erlhers, eitimet of the East Ward in the Boro
of Erie, in which the above Inn or Tavern prayed to be licensed *
is proposed to le gept, do eert try that 11. G. eteastons. the above
applicant, is of good repute for honesty- and tetnpernnee, and is
well provided with house room and conveniences fur the accom
modation of strangers and travelers, and that such an inn or tavern
is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain, strangers
and travelers.
William J. Sterrelt, C. M. "ribliale, C. W. Mayburry, H. L.
Brown. James Crosenum, !Swim. Koch, C, Smile' Agnew,
H. Dentinal' Jr.. Ezra F. Davis. %Valiant Yonng, Charles Lynn
"Elmias G. Colt. Samuel L. Foster. St3l
To the ionorable Court of Quarter Sessions of Erie CO.
THE petition of James Brawley of Harborcreek town
ship in said county, respectfully represents, that he
is well provided with house room and conveniences for
the lodging and accomodation of strangers and travelers,
at the house he now occupies in said township. Ile there.
fore prays the Honorable Court to grant him a license for
keeping a public inn or tavern, and ho, as in duty hound.
will pray, &c. JAMES BRAWLEY.
We, the eubsdribers, citizens of the Harborcreek. in
which the above inn or toyer prayed to be licensed is
proposed to be kept, do certif that James Brawley tha
t
above applicant, is ofgood rep to for honesty and temper.
ante, and is well provided with house room and convent
enees for the lodging and accomodation ofstrangeis and
travelers, and that such an inn or tavern is necessary to
accoznodate the public and entertain strangers and tray
,
eters. ,
Wm. IL Middaugh,' - .
Fitch. Aaron Twitchell,
William Hinton, A. $
f ,ewis, 3. P. Turner.
Jae. Norton. C. Hull. F. L.
EIS. Stinson. W. Taggart.
mks, Alvah Dewey. &vial
3t34
I=
11.1 to Fair ct.e.tp at the
R. 8. HUNTER.
Park Roe•
here Wanted. -
• pig for live Gees e Peatlieniat
R. A. RARER,
elmapf+ille, Erie.
ova Ls.
k flank% areStOrdif,
REED & ck,VNFORD,
I N 0.3 R 4449 l louse,
The great Illedicino of Natural
/I.7IILUZGAN OZI.I
liEwoodernil Remedy of Nature, American 011,1 s procured
from a well in 13orksville, Kentucky, made by the Master
land of Deity. in Nature's Laboratory, ti feet kiwi, the surface
Ins Earth. Its Illafai Kt power as a curative is truly wonderful.
t has elrectuall cured a great number of persons of the following
omplamts:
IntlMnatory Rheumatism, Consumption, Cramp, Colic. Perofu
a, or King's Evil; Intlamation of the Kidneys, Inflamed or Sure
es. Erysipelles, Deep Seated Coughs, Ulcerated More Throat.
hoophig Cough, Fever Mores and Fresh Wounds, Burns and
Mealds, Sprains and Strains, Parylized Limbs, Asthma or Plaids-
rasPiles, external and internal; Diseased Siline, Deafness, Iris
ed flip Joint: linlaniation of Bowels, CrOup, Dropsy, Scald
I rad. &c.
. PRICE fill CENTS PER ROTTI.E.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by William J,e,hoon , Om Fronde..
re.sole and only ~ Agent for Western reitii4lvaiiia, Northern
4iliO. find Western Virginia. Ni Liberty sweet. rand by anti-agents
pointed by Min in every county In the nbot e districts.
OBSLILVE—Every Agent is supplied n Ith Pamphlets containing
reliable certificates of remarkable cures. Ca l l and get one,
BEWARE OF NUMERODS COUNTERFEITS.
The Americanll. having performed by it. It•e ro many re-
T r
markable cures, a d being a ;Queried Remedial Agent for various
d seases, has indu c ed some persona to counterfeit thin valuable
ri edigine. The original and genuine American Oil is obtained
f oin'ap ell in Barksville, I:conicity, from OM 5011! and only pro
p leiorii, D D
. AL& Co., who a ppoipted Mr. Win, Jackson, eh LI 1)-
ci
ty strfect, Pittsburgh , their sm .,. and ONLY Agent for supply log
S lb-A:tent. ill Western Pronsy Ivan la, %Western VI run' ia rind part
o Olim. The true and :Inutile American llit is of a dark green
c lor' There are various counterfeits abroad—s one Seneca Oil.
smut apii %tore closely resembling the genuine purport rag to come
from the Pittsburgh aim Allegheny Dispensary Company; some
black ,and of various Ontlel colors; some white, said to I.e made
B l om the Original American Oil, U. I 101 l lir Co.. the ovt.y and
Om. proprietors of the true and Original Alamein Oil. DO NOT
Mir NEVER DID supply any persons nho make the article called
E*TRACT of American Oil, ktilti to be re fi ned, clari fi ed and con
l Vitrateil. BEWARE of the worthless counterfeits, aiiil till
s
. . .
AVE that IVitt. Jacksmi. ED Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of
l' , 'ood street, is the rist.v andyni.e general Agent for the above men
ri tied district. and that Noss: is ni stage Luc it ilAl into his name
a. daddress printed in the pamphlet in %%Welt each bottle is, en
v loped, and liken lee the proprittors' address is printed In each
it nudity( thusi "U. Hall & Co., Kentucky." Another way of
d tecting the counterfeits is the di ff erence in the price. The g. ti..
nine is Bold itt‘ariattly its '51.1 cents per bottle and nu lest, while
sr
• me of the counterfeits are sold nt venous prices tinder.
rhe pure and only genuine American Oil ig sold n liolesn!e and
re 11 by Win. Jackson at the only agency in l'itc.hurgli, No• En
I. hertreet, head of WOod street.
` , old ry the f !lowing Agents
0. D. gThalrorti, Erie; 'I hos. Willis, Mille reek: John McClure,
G rant; W. D. Townsend. Sprsttglietti; C. & .1. B. Cleyeinntl.
C nneautt Fenton & Itr4.,Contieaut. 1y29
(4 Ithr)j!
3. ll.%Pttbltus,dealerii Foreign and Dotne.tie ofexeltange,'
!ertitleates of depO.ite, Gold and Silver coin, win bi,V and .ell
urrent and uneurrent money,- neeotiate time and sight drafts,
nuke collections on all, the Eastern ettles, and make remittan
ces at the lowest Banking rates.
Moue) recei‘ed on Deposite and Eastern dr,...16 constantly on
hand nt the lowest rats of premium.
hio, Indiana, Ketitue y, Virginia, and Pennsylvania Dank
note 4, and tho6e of most other States, bonght and buld on the
Most reasonable terns.
four door. below Brown's fiotel, Eric Ca.
Erie,. July I.
liis. L. L. and W. W. Adams
nomniu , A•rnul rIIVSIGIANS AND SURGEONS.
T.l AVING located thclasek es in the Borough of Erie, will at
-1,1 wild to all calls In their profession.
Office and rebideeCe on the South West corner of the Dimond,
in t'c building formerly occupied by Dr. raullmer.
N. II I:alk from the country attended to promptly.
rale, April2:-. i&Itl. 1 , .
—1"--1 ,
Wines fic Liquors.
,
AGIIOICC lot of Wine.: and Liquors. consi•ti , .g of
Pale Brandy, St, Croix Rum, Donal., Girl,
Dian! do :N. E. do , 1ri,.11 Whiskey,
Cogniac do Jamaica do Scotch do
Madeira %Vine, , Port Wine, Common do
'Malaga do 'do do I [prepuce) Medoe do.
Also, a large assorts:it:MM . Fresh Groceries, fur sale at No. 7,
Poor Peoples Row, by T. W. MOORE.
Erie, Nov., 17 isl 9.
t 27
W ILLIS, W I:'
lIITS 6c. WATERS AXE- 1 at the hardware
Store or RiNfi) & sit Nroa i).
Proscription: Proscription
Ili l:
Ir ` cTur n : .4 i nvde is at tLW day
by r e t s i t e 4) l e l os%c rd
i c n r . y
Pre ' l l i (t. ° •r u i
Taylor, that great and aot:;linnti, - is frequently accused of it. Ile,
however, as often denies the charge as it is made, unit boldly as
serts that he "removes for cause only."
The Subscribers have quite recently got out NEW STOVE on
the elevated of en principle. which they call tire Ki:VSTONE
COOKING STOVE. Sat:ls:lose is so decided an hnprot einem on
all and every Stoic heretofore made tinning CO many good quali
ties others are told or) that tho.e engaged in the manufacture of a
flinch inferior article have taken the alarm, and at once Nitre the
cry of pro-eription. and expert by thin to escape a general route.
Such cry, however in ra useless us ante of the raw material.. The
edict bas been it.nued—entitinunitl claim the right to snlect the
bestSioveout! Hence the lievNtone Stove nimdattpercet.e and re
move all others. including Sennett's Pntent: The uerdiet. howev
er, us ill be. "Removed for cause only;',, so - we stand in n position
similar torteneral Taylor, and as he is In - stilled so Ginn a chg.
A good mitortment of other CnOK STOVre', tnelnding the
celebrnted Carpenter Stove, ns tacit as the Geneyet Farmer and
Clinton Air-tight Cook Stoves, Air-tight Parlor and Box Stoves—
also Cauldron and Sugar kettles or different flues constantly on
hand. In Met no better assortment of CASTINGS can be round
vekewhere.
T he attention of niso,ntir4 to Improved
PLow—a ne....• article, vt lilt cast-iron Lenin, untruffactured by UM
and warranted.
Vf f 4 leattl caTitICV. NI ill Cenring,enrding ..Mr.rl iv en,Spienine,
&e.. Ace._ tuade to order on the nhorreft nc nee and on the
most rensorint.le terian. VINCENT, 11l MROD & CO.
Eric, April dl. tell). 4th
Ull.6.—'fanners, Linseed, sperm E3 , Acet and Oil. m
A. KING'S
A RRow RouT,::ago, Pearl Batley, ( Meal.TnpiocaVcc
-11
itileilla, I y cAttTilt & myna:lL
CeIIAWLS, Ilrocha, Thibet, CaAmere, And :Ilk Maid, Long
17 Shawls do., a variety of cheap VlLiti tillay.lg for vale at the
sstOre. tr. JACKSON.
TEAS, Vomit.; Upton, Gunpowder. and Black Teas. of th e !Nest
quality for sale by I S. I ACK:3O7.,L
,Dr. I'. Hall% celebrated 'Cough Itonacdsr. i
TIE attention, of the public is again called to the notice of this
int atuable medicine. Minch remains uneit united as a speedy
cur . fur diseases of the thiciat and lungs. The great importance
of curling Pulmonary ifiseasen in their early stagen is generally
admitted, but tuo often neglected in practice, and hence the rea
son nhy so many untimely deaths occur from CollElltni Sion and
other militionnry Mice lions. Hall's COUGH RLMEDY is recom
mended as a safe. speedy and effectual medicine-for curing
Coughs, C.Ohko hoarseness, Croup or Battles, Asthma or Plithisze.
Bronchitis, Bleeding in the Lungs, Weakness of Voice. Whoop
ing rough. as well n 4 many unpleasant symptoms &penning
upon irritation in the throat and lungs.' Bead the following de
sisive testimony from a host of true Witlll`Ef , eb ' al, ho have been
cured by using thin medicine, and are now advising the sick to
follow their example...
This is to certify that we, the undersigned citizens of Erie,
have used Dr. P. Hall's Cough Remedy for the cure of pulmona
ry diseases. and in carry instance have been speedily and effectu
ally cured by its use. We regard it as a very safe, pleasant and
thorough medicine, and recommend it to the public an (44
worthy of generol confidence
John Galbraith, C B Wright, 4 M Tarbell,
Wilson King, Ddhirk. John ti Brown,
John Hughes, L A Hall. D G Lninion,
Thos McKee, R S McCreary, T J Taft,
John W Hays,. D P Ensign, J Kel. - ey. jr
Foster Bell. John Peffer, Bolen Cocpran,
A.'S hem ood, E A Bennett, P E Burton,
Jialsbury, It Baldwin, Beni Grant, i
rs' rltitiderilczht, I M Warren, %V MGatinglier, j
I. Warren, Thos Hughes. II I' Mehatley,
.1 I' Tracy, ' 'l' Moorhead. Jr 8 P Nelson,
J D Dunlap, Jll Cochran, i Deemer, Jr
M Goodin in, Charles Cole, II 0 Boot.
C W Kelso, M Mayer. J It Dinnars.
The following certificate is from a celebrated perfumer in PhilaJ
delphin—
Dr. P, (fall—Pear sir: It is with greni pleasure that 1 inform
you that 3 our Cough Remedy has proved itself to he exactly no
presented—not only a very efficacious but pleasard remedy for
Colds, Coughs, &c. I have recommended it to many of my friends
who have used it, and found immediate relief by its,use, and in no
case has it failed to effect a cure. •The effects arc trimly oxiagieut,
and' would recommend all persons suffering with Asthma. Colds
•or any discot•e of the throat or Conrumption, to give it /2 trial.
Yours; Very respectffilly, JULES 11111.:EL.
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Public Caution.
REWARD; OF COUSTERFEITB'.
To prevent counterfeits tit l e Colley, it. until,. are blown upon
each large bottle—•••lir. I'. Ha l's Cough Remedy, Erie. Pa.'"Fhe
small bottles are marked in the same manner, except the last too
words.- None are genuine without the abor, r and the inventor's
name—Peter Ilatt--‘lritten upon the a nipper and directions.
Forsale. wholesale and retail. in Erie, only by Nall, No.
thighs' Work, State St.
...4UENTS.-11 ("Town & Co. North East and IVatudnirgt Thou
Vincent and Sillitil & Ilendryx, lVnterford; Jos. Gen4ienter. Fair
view; J. 11. Camig ell, Edenhoro; 1.. :3. Jones mid Asa Mattes &
Co. Girard; %VIII. 11. Townsend. Sprinetield; P. Clark, Albion;
N. Callender, Mead% lite; 11. & A. 'Sutler. Spring (*omen.; Wm.
H. RObillkoll, Powers - town, Cutler & Pierce, ClarktiVille, and by
Agents generally throughout thecountry.,r
For farther particulars regarding the superior efficacy of this
• erlielite, call on Agent for pamphlet free of charge.
NO lir
. 41.NREE 817111.13IIG:
Pairbanitif Genuine Scab) Manufactory:!
The subizr filers having purchased Fairbanks - celebrated genu
ine scale !interns., and employed a workman, Mr. Weeks, d ho has
had a long experience in their manufacture, Ica Ise e to Mom)
the piibiie that they are now prepared to furnish to order au article
superior to any thing of the kind ever offered in this market.
The subscribers would also cautioo their friends against pur
chasing uorthleys artricles purporting to be Fairbanks' scale trout
Irresponsible itinerant yeti kec pettlers—rce ntaturferettgre the gexr
in. article The follou ing are our prices.
Ilay Scales. of 4 Tons draft, eno
Coal Scales. of 1 ton draft. 40
Platform Sealev, 151)0 lbs. draft. as
Do. do. do. with hoisting lever
I and net on trucks,' 40
Do. do 1.200 lbs. draft. 30
Do. do. • Jo. on trucks. with hoisting levee, 23
Fnisbauks' AtnerseAus Scale. 15;11 lbs. PI
Do. do. do. 1200 lbs. 23
Do., - do. do. 1500, on trucks •rit.h hoisting
M
Do. do. do. SOO lbs. le. es, .
16
Flour Packing Scale, 500 lbs. . 20
Counter Scales, 4 oz. to 200 1b.., plathirrn, a
Do 4 ez. toga) lbs. platform ar, Scoop. 10
Dales Counter Scale, braes lever. 4 oz. to 50 lbs. draft. 6
Ail the shove articles are wavverated. Those wishing to obtain
n good and rename Seale are requested to give us u call at No WS
French street, nearly opposite tde Farmers llnt e I .
I G.. A. RENNET & CO.
Erie. May 20, IRIO. '
ZINGUAITZNG ON WOOS
THE submriber is prepared ro execute' all orders in his
line. Drawing and Engraving Landscapes. views of
Ilotels.Stores Factories, Machinery, tiocietics' Beals, Business
Bards, show Bills. gcc„&c.,
Orders attended to without delay, Ousels tpoderate.
Fredonia, July 27, Piti , M. H. PETTIT.
iloan's Colu
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IQ' All - the Medicines advertised by W. D. ',nen are ;old ,
CARTER & illiff 11131 . 7
No. 6, Reed littis s
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1" ADI IL T OINTIKEINT.
C . LOAN'S °INTIM ENT is now universally acknotiledge4 ,_
1.7 an
I l e infallibe remedy, in every case where it has be en gm 1 ,",7
Irdpplied on
ration, drawit g out the in fl ammation from a ncuad, rth ,,,P , *
pain of every ind, and in its healing qualities the noehge.„,., "f
I T
proditee its equal, and the public pronounce rt the ebe sg „, 44 ,
best Faintly Ointment that has ever been, used. All dixes s ,,,,, f s ,,_" 4
40 Lake at., Chicago, lii .
Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers, Old Soren, Chilblains, art, Th rt ,„ .pu .'e
CeIIt..CaIaTICOUS Eruptions, side,ib, Sore lirtaits, b,„%" 4
of tin' E ye , A gu e in the face, back, anti . the onicrig arrs „ 7 1 ,t
system, Donn, Ulcers, Scald Head, Brune . Fresh II G ro , d , u e
every kind of sore containing the lean particle of iarlan th , .. I
are permanently cured by this great remedy. 1 •aots,
W. WI SLriAN
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1 " Grand Drpot,
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IarEEIBE7I3II 171.17rtt. 1
:St. Louts, Missouri, February 224,1,-. 45 ,
D R. W.
11. Floan—sea: About two years ago, %fr,. raf c, •
the Mississippi filial', In passing of er the rapids, I w ..„,,,,r' ,
ed in mu water, and ,by the raft dashed against a rock, s r ;,e' T , t
my left leg and otherwise seriously injuring me, so t iiieli oil
lest 01l sensibility. When coneciounnen, returned I land n i,„
in et. Louis, surrounded by my weeping fatuity. (4,4 n „ . i
. 1
and medical aid, enabler! me In about two montlii to t,,,: Ti
around n illi the assistance of a crutch 'lie a minds o r d,.„.
Bally healed, leaving large running sores IL the knee', a h 4 1,::
many manilas discharged blood and matt r of the mot , t r oL , ,,.
character. My pains n ere In '
expressible, at times ti 4 . su f. ,'
was so great that death vs ould have received a 11C3al ad r ,,:l
Fortunately Mr. Wilson, (00e of toy neighbors) siis ilea a ;, 4 '
try your I illallleal, i obtained a box and applied it according 4
direction—the sorek
soon began to assume a healthy qi-TeratLo
and in three mouths I was entirely cured, and able to f ri,,, tv •
Wet_ labor. Your Wt_ Servant. 11IRAM W. Thrivim '
We the undersigned. neighbors of H. W. Tbornas, ~,,, , e.
quainted with the case above stated and knowing ha. e 0,,,
stances, must cheerfully Con6rm said Thwart's stair uis a r .
REY. J. DOUtiI.AS.I,
J A ItIES WlL.sris .
' - PETER LAMii •
, woDzartrz. ONTMENT
1%/I R; W. 11. t3Losm—Dear efir—Some Aileen years
1 1 1 my feet was seriously injured. In conseotieneJ
swelling very large, and being remarbibly painful. I
tune I could only lipbble about n ith the assistance of
not being able to eililitre a *Me on the foot, I wore On
sill. :T uring the first jouiteen years bu ff ering 1 folk
the a vice of many celebrated physicians — last year u
bottle's of Or. 'frock a Mae:melte Ointment—all, lion
to WON' pet liniment relief. Last Novetnt er I Cone lui
the foot taken off, to n inch my friends objected; tinatil
first of Decentbercl was induced ..ii apply
_your /reef
meat, and in less than thirty days after the rust DiVici
aside my stair. put on my sli.teli without aitylilleoni.i
now gel about IsLe other men, • ' GEORGI: 'I
Feb. 10, lEl9l__ Tells t t
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TERRIBLE SCALDED.
F 1
11T,LOW citir ens of Chicago. the deep and dedres ins trc-t r i'
I lately receit ed•in being "Terribly Scalded" by he burrs;
of a dinttllent holler, here healed in the short spaec of four.4 l
days by the free application of aloas's relelrrated 0i5....f. A , 4 1
shy child, that had been sorely afflicted Or set eral aloud,' 5,,,,
marasmv-S, on whom I hall expended a large siiin O moue} t <
medical ad% ice and medic ones. was restored to health in kis:tit'
three weeks by the use of Sto.in's Ointment.
FOr mini les on homes I am confident tiloan's Om fent is fe
superior to ally other remedies now used.
In in: opinion. Leery k ally should constantly Itr,sp on 1.,,,,,
this valuable Ointment. - 311CIIAEL pret.ReY.
Only Ono Twenty-five Cent Bei
, CORAL. McHenry co., 111., Marc! in,
DR . B. Sloan:—Dear Sir. Prompted by aI , toe of 4,,
and justirc „to you. and a desire to benefit the i affair:L.
trate.mit you the follow log facts:
My to n, seven years old, was attacked with a swelline Ott
thigh. iVe applied many popular remedies, which 1.1 - 1 oulyn,
vl tO afford relief, Ma appeared to increase tht irtitatma.
'wisely,. bet-tuna so much contracted that the limblstk. drawn c )
at the lit re, and could not LC straightened. The Bohr - barrel:
a dark purple color. and the swelling increased until w e
the skin w ould bum. His a tpetite was gone and its a s r.. 1
dilicultv"that he could sit up tit e minutes w about fathoms. li
lost all hole of his recto cry w idiom the ICE* of his Ite, at .d era
little eNrletr.ticn of saying his lift. I was advisee to ti)
folontent. To our astonishment, In twelve holars he wa. se a,ri
rehmed that he could sit up in the Led coup time. I
and in
than 21 hours he straightened his leg with ease. 1 lie u
he could woh Bute help walk across the room, iu -het
the
all disappeared The leg resumed its n haat
lea swelling
a trace of any kind of disase. This mss inirzeu:ul
cure was effected by the use of Only otte '25 cent Los f your try
valuable Ointment.
To some, the fo'regoing statement may appear inc rt
ertheless it is strictly true. aid can It proved Lt titan:
eye tt itnesses. Yours, w ith respect, 31. W. RA:
TM" VEST'AND CEEILVEST VOlt
CATTLE It:M=01 JM IN TELE WI
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SLOAN'S OINTMENT AND CONDITION FOWDI:
EARNED A GREAT NA:UV.'
For rikx.ty. Alsldsiess, Safety Csrnristy and`Therox
S L A' OL.7.MEJ% T Excels.
A L NI) is rapidly superceding all oiler Ointurent•and
HUI% tn, um?. fur OW elite of the folio. ins
Freth WuGlitls. Gall:. 01 all kinds. Sprr.int..
Heels. Itingl.eue, ICwdtwnc, Wintigalls, roll Evil, C.
Sweeno • Fptula, Sltfai,t, Strain., LalVelle,,
Foundered Vect-Scratelieb of GreaEr Mange, or Horn
I'DWDER a dl remote all nutlatuation and Co;
the blood, loosen the skin, cleati.se the is alt r, and sin Ni
i•art of the hody; and lins pro; ed a sot. reign rim.,ei.)
loWing Dwettiver, Jude Gonad, Less et ni
ward strain. Yellow lYater. Intlantatk,n, of the ry
frog h.. rd C‘Cre mar: ako, tetahtneti!)
compla tut.) Inch pro% is so fatal to ninny V3111;11.11. Li
countr). It ie al,o a safe aud certain tenni!) for cuttet4
filch geuerat, to man) fatal diseases. W. Ii
thattil Depot, 40 LaLe St., Chicago Elinois.
WONDLUIVL Milt
Q LnAN's AINDICINLS.-3 here lea Item:raid stir t ,sde ale::
1...,
these medteii.es, and a e are credibly informed that tai a.;
has et er teen offered to the public so deserving of avian( n. CI.
IteCially ol all who keep he recd, ' With ..510221%, Conti tutl Pow
der," a horse is Ma a) s kept in condition. and by the se of rat
Ointment, bru OM sprains and cuts. are cured in a st rpristez.r
short time, and the life of many a valuable horse sat ed. '1 he
1 j
numerous certifidates published in his advent:Trim:l,lnm sell
knoll n indit iduals, fully attest the valueof the medical,. !Jr the
fuses and puiposes'strited, and a e have no doubt they tt?ll beets e
popular medicines in this Seetlott. cs they arc in gen rat oc t i ,
the West.—LuSinro Republic. June 11, IE-ID.
_._
Another Extraordinary Cure.
iviu. W. D. Sloati—eir• in January last I had, a Fart Ferri
_LSI. Ham/Or - the rim of the telly by a cow, front alb a rood
the content, of the intestines a ere discharged for Matt s a LEW.
Snit about six inches forwarder the n ound a swelling ittatneeti
and continued td enlarge for six days. alien 1 el erred il, and that
also discharged alarge quantity of blood and matter. then I gate
up all hope of saving the colt, but one of my might - cue. hlr. L.
AI. Clark, infltreneed me to apply your Ointment freely I dose so
81111 it cured the colt nett as et er.
If you desire proof of the statement herein contain d. There
of toy neighbors arc ready to testify to the above fact. -u also awl.
Ohio G rote, re Kalb co., JOHN W.ARLI.
Hl., March 10,1 SO. •
L.ARGE T177310R.
WsslllNO7opy lowa, JunCh, IE I P.
DR: IV. B. Se,nAN—Dear Sir—l had a horse which I was tingle
J-.." to nFe for ghoul ft% o 3 ears, on account of a very large turner
eroduced by thn soles. It was so sore and painful that( he would
not allow a common martingal around his neck. I tried ail the
liniments in the Gauntry 0 hich 1 thought might be of any-sena.%
but they all appeared to aggravate the disorder. I had lust all
hope ol his recovering, and turned him out to die. Several of my
neighbors advised me to try your Ointment and C. adilien Pos..
dors, but I cold them I thought if of no use, 'as I had tried varlet '
Ointments and Liniments without henefi ; wormer th / hem ay
peated to be other wisr - declining in health. Hoe-cam- pro their
reeentrsientlatiprd applied the OinUtieril and_ gave the r ‘,,ices as
directed. Ile began - to Comore very soom - and in therourse Cl
w-• four necks •I as well as any hoar in the neighborhord. I hale
worked fie, and therein up t ,, this time no apt canner Ql a
return of th mi nor . I con thereto.e confidently [cron end your
medicine' preference to aoy - other inexistence. Send aplenty
of it I ant sure you can find sale (or a large qualiiit .•
Yours sincerely,
, W. IV. Nu 'FAT.
A vat:worm 7 WITNESS.
Gnss% ILL,, hlitivaukee co., Wis., Oct: 1 , IF - IS
ild R.
Sloan—Dearehain attached, 'i'
which cut t u n ' y n
d h o o t n e es ro r i a s n e firj i n Ted " i t
them
PeriOliely, so much so that I considered my eon] ruined for basi
licas. Fortunately a friend recommender tie the us q of your
Ointment. I wort to Milwaukee and purchased a tor.; It seen
1 .1
temosed the ihthrwation and in a few dnya the w ound. ricrc.).
The great I merit derived horn the use of your trinimen , O a any
hOrser, indixed me to acquaint you vi Ith We fact. ben wing Ws
publicity nimbi benefit you and the public.
. Respectfully yours. GEORGE GUMS I OGIC.
rx.crizzvir Gli . k
. . 3 ..cgionßegan. Junq 17th.
DRil ill 'a
rill B .
presentedicil—
''ler go ) u:u S i i l r ll7ll A si 1 1 ; ' a ut do o r n e e ti l lo a x r e: of y it- o tr. r S oin K :e
meat, rind half a dozen packages of the r. ondiftia Rovedre , ia
the.tinte he gate- them to its, we imagined them q Yanke speeu.
Mai ion. but after giving them a trial we altered ohr opinion very
' math. , we lime leen engaged in the Livery and Stagingminces
n number of 1 eats I and we coo safe y state to lite public hat at
hale never made tire of any Ointment superior to yours fo rural;
galls or tititiOre, also, we have used it for eye di:Tares %al h great
suceeae, we f.iund lit for our interest to futnish each out dicers
with a bog or the 'Ointment. and out of 45 head of lodes, fie
I
have not one galled: We had o. very fine horse with a bad crack
in his beef, from the hair to the bottom of the foot, we pl.t ca a
gripe, then applied your Ointment and Frew the crock ntirely
0111. and a new hoof perfectly Sound. Ihe Condition Ponders
we have found hilly as good as recoMmended, and ithiCine ran
safely recemniend to horse dealers and Vanier/. your tj'arriet
110...k5, as an Fzreltent Guide: the remedies are good and riiner in.
jure. . Yours, most Resp'e, lIIBLIARD &KR %PP.
.. CIONSOZENTIOI7IILIr.
SLOAN'S OINTIIIENT.—We dislike to ' , puff' , patent medi
cines, owing to the vast quantity now , in existence. of which.
no doubt, half at least, are spurious—not fit fur the toleration of
the people; but when such come under our notice that ire rill
cosseiestionsty recommend we do it with pleasure. •
We have not spoken a favorable word of this Ointment sines
the proprietor commenced advertising with up, fo r fear thel.e a as
some humbug In its Meaty. but sot, - being convinced, by he TO'
morons statements of our friends relative tolls guernsey. v. fie
do most earnestly recommend it to the public as the very he t mei
feint. for healing man and-beast. ever used. All dircales,of the
flesh, obstinate ulcers, old sores, burns, tuts, Ace.. a ill had im
mediate relief by the :epistle:MOD of this Ointment. See 1; Icon 's
new advvrtisement in another column. - 111, Rewoilf 0, Jilt -W.
S-ID.
Erie, Nov. 3, Int.
—___,....
IVE Hundred lanilong I.iti , ev..l nil, two hundred db. Siat
Tur
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