Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1830-1853, April 13, 1850, Image 3

National Railroad Convention.
A National Pacific Railroad Convention assembled in
the large saloon of the Chinese Museum. Philadelphia,
on
Monday week. Delegates were -in attendance from
Philadelphia, and many of the towns and cities of the
west, but upon the whole it was a grand failure.
Not an Improbable Bunion
The Washington correspondent of lite PennsyleoniOn
gives currency to a rumor that Cot. Bentonbas expressed
his determination to run as a stump candidate for t i ite
Presidency in 1852. Were the person designated iby
other than Benton, we should deem the rumor Idle, but
from the course of that gentleman for a few years pest
we ere prepared to expect any conceivable folly from
him, no matter how ridiculous.
Cholera not of Eastern Origin,
Every thing in relation to this disease, whether spec
ulative or otherwise, has become deeply interesting to
the enquirer after truth. Most people imagine the dis
vase to have originated in India, and from there spread
over the entire globe; but-this theory, it is pretty otitis
lactorily shown, says the Washington globe, to be In
correct b) an article on "Epidemics." in a recent num
ber of the Tirestminister Reviete. According to this arti
cle the disease now called the Asiatic cholera,.was kuown
in England, and In other European cciuntries, hundreds
o f rears ago, where it sometimes ,occasioned great
m ortality, the victims being attacked 4they now are, the
initial and progressive spmptoms and c l osing scene being
:pert what they are at present. The diireaso was called
vulgarly "the plague of the guts," and by the physicians,
cholera atrocissima, which would be an appropriate and
significant name forit now. It is,, then, doubtful wheth
er, as has been generally supposed, this disease origina
ted atJessera, in India, and made its way gradually and
Unerringly to the West, showing itselffirst in the east of
Europe. then in the west, and not long afterwards in the
gaited States. , This constant westward s movement was
p pretty strong argument in favor of its eastern origin;
bat i t i s noc' supposed, that it will shoe; itself whermier
the circumstances "re such as are favorable to its devel
opment, without any neemaity for referring it to a for
eign, or to an extraneous origin. Therefore, the cholera
me have in ttte United States, though often arroeissima,
is not Asiatic, but American; which is a view of the
aubjectAillet at all consolatory. we think; for if this is ao,
then we cannot Satter ourselves that it will soot;, disap
pear from among us; for in such a country as With
such a variety of climate, and that climate so variable,
with se much low and swampy region, it may be sup
posed that, somewhere or other, it may always be in a
state of non-titetivity, which becomes activity by very
alight exciting causes. Were it sitogottior foreign, we
might hope that, having once deli() its work, it might be
exhausted, wear out, and disappear.
Rim) Holm, Eau, PA., April, 9. 1850
EPITOII•er TIII-Ellll. Onstravita•--Tho following doe
ument is a copy of tha permit which, by dint of effort and
the giving of some ten or a dozen tickets, I was favored
with from the Burgess pro tem.. ••by authority," with ae'
exultance, however. that 1 could lecture longer in this
Borough without tlie liability to prosecution, and fine. ter
be taxed. The Burgess, pro tem.. however, was kind
enough to remark. with a knowing look,) that if I sent
ticket each day to ha councilmen. and high-constabln.
there woWd probabr be no trouble! As , my lectures last
week were thinly at and by persona most of whom
evidently carnej‘to see the show," and as I am iticus.
touted in the ditTerent cities and villages. that I visit to
perfect freedom with my scientific subjects, I think it best
to retire and seek a more congenial atmosphere. •Tho
other papers of this place, issuing as they do in advance
of yours, have been solicited to present their readers this
docume i nt from 'authority,' t ha t the peoplemay know how
their priblic servants'do businew but they one and all
began to make excuses that it would not be expedient
for therti to do so. that they rograted the want of liberal'
views diet actuated the common council not only now,
but in idstances heretofore. A. B. F. WHITNEY.
I.
'By virtu() of a Resolution of the Town Council, 1 do
hereby grant a permit to A. B. F. Whitney to lecture on
Science. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.
without charge from the Borough.
JAMES D. DUNLAP,
Burgess, Pro Tem."
Erie, April 6th 1850
ajmMEDIGAL TREATMENT.—Dr. W, 11. Sloan—Dear Sir:
Mot August I received a revere bruise on one leg, Just ,
below the knee, no attention was paid to it however for me time
after, nor until I had taken,cold in Gm sore, it now became very
much swollen, and exceedingly painful, so much set 'that I could
get no sleep for several days. A physician was called, and my
leg lanced at two different periods, discharging very freely each
:time. I laid under Medical treatment about three months, but
:Mout the least permanent benefit. I then obtained a box of
)(An Oontmeto, this soon removed all pain and soreness, and In
two weeks from the time I began using the Ointment, my leg Wal
rtairely I cheerfully recommend all who may be similarly
injured to give this Ointment a trial with the fullest assurance that
their expectations will not be disappointed. Resp't Yours,
• DAVID J. WEST. .
Sugar Grove, Kane co., 111., April 27, IBID.
IT See Agents names nt the head of Sloan's Column. For
further particulars and testimonial's, get Pamphlets of agents.
O,IIPLANE'S VERMIFUGEn!—The Proprietors; of this
great medicine have received hundreds of certificates nt•
(clung the excellence of the medic ine. They extract the following
41,C among hundreds:
Lounisucts, April 141E17.
Memo. J. Kidd Co.--Centicincil—This is to eertify that a
f blij of amine was afflicted with wow. I procured various kinds
Verminige and administered them, but with no effect. I then
weba , ed a vial of 3PLane's celebrated Vertnifnge, 'from Band.
essuine, drugnist. of our city,) and after giving a full dose. th
dwharged a full quart of worms. The health of the child
;;st.iored immediately. I would recommend Dr. M'Lane's ifer
hutice to the public. as one of the mast safe and effectual remedies
iJr lariat now in use.
R.
Sold by Carter & Brother and J.ll. Bur CtonU TT ,
Eri E e, Pa.hi erehont
-
msaa:a
a.
On the 4th inst.. by the Rev. J. 11. Premien, Mr. John
Reed s of McKean, to Mies Margaret Pollock. of Milt
creek.
DI •
On the 4th inst., after a protra ri 7 ed Meet% Mr. Steph
en C. Grubb, of Miltereek, aged about 35 yoare.
DOCT. J. L. STEWART. '
()Ince with Door. A. Deem Seventh near Sanafrasstrett. Rea
ppience, on Banana, one door north of Seventh M. - 415
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N 33177 SPICING 000 VII.
fi B. WEIGHT has this day returued from the Eastern cities.
kis and Is now opening a splendid stock of
Spring and Gammas Goode,"
mpridng a great variety of Fashionable Drees Goods. Ike.
More particulars next week.
Erie, April It.
RAILROAD BTOCK.—Wa
Road atoelt, for luunedia
April 11.
THE 321S
WE are now receiving tin;
all hinds of
*Spring and Guannor Dross Goods,
Eve r offtred in this Market, at still Lower Panes, contrnry to
the c roaking about advance on Goods and High Pricey, also,
• Two Thousand
Tarde
Carpets,
In mialtion to ou4resent Stock. in all four Thousand Yards. at
114(P) that cannot be beat In any city. We are also receiving
l ure odditiettta Our large Eiteck.ot
Ilardware, bon, (Steel, Nails, Stpik&o, etc.,
htch we pledge ourselves to fell flee per cent lower "than any
4 use in Erie. Not baying time to enumerate Goods and Prices
re it out a reepectfully say to our customers, we have eve.ri thing
e t the Goods liue, which we will sell below any price In elty or
t .-, uutry roressb. U. CAD WELL.
Elle. April 12, IPSO. . 48
iniportailt to the Conalteunityl
Ladies sad Genttetata,and all rho are skirt baying ocu?6, please
&tea.
N ITI STANDING all that has been said effete oboe I the
informi
peat ng advo nee in the prices of Goods, I have the pleasure of
you'that I have j a ust returned from New Yor with one
cf the richest and the very tapen stock of Goods ever k
been offer.
t 1 in this marlictil To all who will favor me with a call,
via show. sad wit them Goods at Weer; which I pledge mysitt
slall slier* daly eantystilionfrtne any VidTtrin All I ask is—call
—CA ll and you shall be satisfied. If positive evidence and plaits
Ktand facts can do Tbe Ladles, by simple looking In. eau
ice win e (Attie richest Crape Thibet and Silk ' Shawls, and l'aris
elegant Dress Silkier Gm launt and most desirable lif lpn
yni colon, Trustues. Benne% Lawns, Linens, GlnglialllS and
Nine, Bonnets, TrPnraings. Consols, (Hares, llOsiery, and an
nndle,l varlety,of other Goods, et hieb I would insliea/bweewoold
consult their own Interest to call and examine.
To the Gentlemen I would say 1 have every thing that can/ bo
needed, from the cheapest to the nicest gentiles - for men and boya.
Wee ; ant ark is, ea and
_yea too shall be welded,
One word mote and I ant done. Is anyone in wantore Carl
0 such an one I will pledge myself Ph sell. Dom an elegant T roe ,
Ply in a rett° 4 Imitation, at shorn the snmerales. km is Ka*,
that otefimerelmots have paid for them In New :York. Again 1
%mad say call and you shall be gatlsded. J. D. CLARK.
Ere. A rit I3 No 1 Road HOIJOM
Dustrunts any ownrais.
vATB with Boilers ready made and. made to order.
Alga, Milk Pang of different sizes, Strainers. Strainer Palls.
high lietdes, large anastnall, Coffee r ots and Bo;lera of different
Irizes, Tea Pots, Uisls rang. &Mare Pa"' CatillEtar. aba
nal rumps. In 'hems good assortment of Tie nod amus Ware
rem constantly on hand. Also. Copper work° of, all kinds made
and repaired In the hest manner and atthe %hermit notice.
Country Merchants wishing to make bills of Tin Ware, can be
lar reamodatell wiib a liberal direonut.
JidIDDLETON BllliPnlr.
Erie, April 13,1E50.
•
~ .,8300 of Erie and N. E. Eta
use, py tbeaubsertber.
C. IL WRIGHT.
IRE AGAIN.-
ea/reel:4We choicest scleotionsoE
ZI. A. CRAM
B taS leave to announce to Ms Mends and the public gem orally, that having Wee* ut most of the stock of E. A Baker,
tic will continue the '
Grocery.lk Provision. liminess,
and wil sell at ptices, as heretofore. to suit all customers. Ile bas
Just re dyed from theeast an addition to his stock, with will be
sold low Mr Cask mid Cask oolg. lto thoretere hopes his friends
will give him n call.em he intends by strict attention to business
to merit the patronage of all. It. A. CRANE.
MN April t3.%1830, Chenpelde. F.rie.Pa.
1850.
TIIIOIIGIC TO Exuma 1W 36 8017110.
CLARK, PARKS 440'S,
'BEAVER AND ERIE DAILY EX ESS PACKET LINE,
PITTSBURDIL CINCINNA TI[[[, LOUISVILLE, S'V.
LOUIS, 4c., Arc.
Pr ilk:above Litre is comps' first class PACKET BOATS.
J. leaving Erie daily at e o'ci k. A. M. Connecting at Heaver
with the River Packets for PP SS URGII. CINCINNATI, Loll-
ISPILLE, ST. LOUIS, &c., affording altogether the dampest,
easiest and most pleasant route to all nieces on the Ohio River.
• W. C. CLELAND...Vest.
°Mee at Brown's Hotel, Cettlet
,of State Street and the rublie
Square, and the Packet Landing,'
N. 11.—Stiafurd's Erie and Pittsburgh Express Is mu in connec
tion with this line, by which all kinds of Ewes.; business will be
transacted with pioinpuiess and dispatch.
Erie, April, 13, MD. tOS
30W TO Correa
HAVING a good stock of Copses on hand, bought before the
rise, enables me to sell good Rio and Java Coffee, for laid.
per lb. Also, n fresh aesortmentotNels"reas, Just opened at
Erie, April 13. WRIGI13"8
NOTZOII. CA,
HAV:NG Old out my stock of Groceries and Provisions to
B. A. CRAM ksq.,l am desirous ofclosihg up my business
In Erie. t thereforeveluest all those knowing themselves indeb
ted to me by book acmint, to call and settle, either by paying up
or giving their notes, as I shall remain here only until about the
first of May, when all accounts then retuttintngummid will be pla
ced lu tint hands Of a lust ice'of tbe Peace for collection.
1 have ou haud unsold a few roams of Wrapping paper, a few
Pegars. cask old Pale Drawly, cask old Monongliela Whiskey,
ID years old, and 10 barrels rectified Whiskey, which I will sell at
tOgrit., to close up. Also. seine WIFIT cured flatus and Poulders,
which will he sold tow. Please call at Weston. neat theme lately
occupied by the subscriber. It. A. BAKEH,
Erie, April U. 15.50. •
43
istn_yr SPRING GOODS DV =PRESEL
IHAVE - Just received by express direct from New York . a amati
' tosortinent of spring styles. Muslin de Lai 11.1 French and Fug-
Fitt Gingham and prints. Also Ladies and Gents Silk, Lisle
Thread and Kid Gloves. - I
C. u. rtutint.e.,
Erie, April 11 , 1830. Cheap Side.
fto nmincove, L.
& C. MILLER, have removed their foot and Sae
. Store to No. 7. ••roor People's 110 w, " State street.
opposite 11. Cadwel l's store, in , the room lately occupied by James
Culberteott, as a Tailor Shop. where they may be found at an
times reedy to wait upon their customers. Please give us a call.
Erie, April 0. testi. O. rEC. MILLER.
BXISIOVAL.
TOBIN GOALDINCI respectfully informs his customers and
sP friends that helms removed his Tailor Shop to No. 5, Rerd'u
Block, State street ° opposite the Bonnet. Block, where lie will be
happy to wait Upoll ail who may favor him with their patronage.
Erie, April U, 140. 47
SIZIDIOAZ NOTICE.
DRS. t. & B . FAULKNER, resiiec tinily announce to the map.
He that they haVe remove t their residence and office to the
corner of French and Eighth streets, (lately occupied by W. H.
Johnson, Dentist') where they will attend to all professional calls
both in town and country.
Erie, April 0, 19.0.
ofruair swap.
CA ME to the farm of the Subscriber in 111i!creek, 21 mites Routh
of Erie, on the mid to Waterford, on the 26th of March, PA,
ten sheep and two iambs. The owner or owners are requested to
Come, prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
!creek. April 6,125 t). CHESTER JO iEfi.
TO 1aZ1T•....A. RARE 08ANO12.
rinfiE Store Goose, Grocery, Stable nod Dock. known as the
1 Fairview Landing. This is rare opportunity for it person of
small capitol rind litirin6o habits. karscssion given Withal:llol , y.
Euniiire on the preinues of W. LUTHER.
ruitylew, April 6, WA 3t%
WNROUGHT mid cut epilie also fence and floor Nails at the
flardo are Store of Rufus REED,
Erie, April 6, 1:153. N 0.3. Reed House.
GARDEN TROWELS. RAKES AND lIOES.—A good asiort
mem at R. Reed's Hardware Store. No. a, Reed &louse. ,
~
Elpring Bonnets.
.11,a,• R Eer.l l i ED ibis morning by Express, one ouzo( Straw
. T; Bonnets awl eblldrens Hats, new styles; alaga few pieces
of Ribbons. flair ei.mitti, &e. AIR:3. hf.CURTII3.
Eric, April 0, 1e.50. 41
NOTXO El.
Orriceiof CLIAUT. CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. /
FlCdt.Mill. March %), 140.
AT a tneeting of the DITCCIOTS oftheChnutnuque County Motu
al Insurance company, held at the ornee of said Company. on
the th:lth day of March, Mu, it was ordered.
That an anessment of lel) per cent. be made otr nll premium
notes in force on the 28th day of February, Pks9; and an neserte•
meat of two per Cent, on nil notes in force on the 11th day of
March. IF.IO. Payable at the odiceof the Company on or before
the 26th day of May, 1830,
Erie, April 6, 1850.
500 ploughs.
OF the most aproved patters. for sale cheap at the Erie Steam
Foundry. I hree sizesof the celebrated Wolverine or Pliehi.
gun Plough Which hat &awn the premium at th e State Fair of
Michigan a nd New York, and at this county Fair. Right and
left hand. ' LESTER, BENNET. & CHESTER.
April°, MO. . - 47
Sixteen Ilornes.
HAVING emiected several pairs and single horses, we wish to
dispose of them for cash, or on short time to good nun at Olt
prices—shall try the Wine market a short time before driving them
away. They can be sees at the furnace barn.
April 8,. I.EBTER RENNET & CHESTER.
FLUOR, BAIT. FISH, and PLASTER.—A heavy week for
the winter and spring trade for sale low, at
Jan. 10. • C. U. WRIGHT'S.
To the Honorable; Court of Quirks Scseiousfor Eris
• ' County,
'The petition of Wm. P. Smallidge of Mil!creek town
ship in said county. respectfully represents, that ho is well
provided with house room acid conveniences for the lodg
ing and accommodation of strangers and tmvelers. at the
house formerly kept by J. Durkee, in said county. He
therefore prays the Honorable Court to grant him a license
fer keeping a public inn or tavern , and he, as in , duty
bound bound, will pray. eice. W. P. SMALLIDGE.
• We the citizens of the township of Millereek. in which
the above inn or tavern. prayed to be licensed is proposed
life-i\ p
to bo kept, do cer • at William P. Smallidge, the
above applicant, is of go d r i uto for honesty and tem
perance. and is well 'provi e r with house room and con
veniences for the lodging and accommodation of stran
gers and travelers. and that such en inn or tavern is ne
cessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers ,
and travelers.
Signed:—F. McCrearv. Johnson Glasl. Jacob Farces,
Samuel nerd°, S. N. ItlcCrecary. S. L. Ba ffl es. J. L.
Barr. Wm. Blackford. Ralph E. Kellogg, Andrew Nich
olson, Thomas Willis. Mantissa!) Weigel. Adam Drab-
Muter. Samuel M. Brown. • 3t42
1 000 1 1 .1G o lil a l, ,, V g IN an 17 fr a t e S o li ii ti c ig V e to es .% rod quall-
Erie. March 30.1849: °I. I CARTiIiactiIiOYTHER,
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF ['AMTSn assortment of
colon, of tbie valuable yet cheap Aniele on band and for sate
byOARTER't&RROTHER.
. .
LINSEEO OIL, boiled aad raw for vale. al. a vinall advance
above costa. GARTER & BROTHER.
1 00 ALT,1,10.1.T,11.-%,9%.1411ThRF4•7411'4."
_Notice to Vormors.
CARTFA lc BROTHER have quantity arta% Seed Otlhand
which they will lend to per wishing to sow It, and con
tract at fair prices for the ensuing crop. Persona wishing to, ob
tain the ankle in this way had better call SPOT.'
Erie. March 23. 43
L 0 13 T.
A triol.l3 WATCH, between the Reed House and rtiown's Ho.
A
tel, the finder will be liberally rtwarded by leavingit nt this
(Mice. [Erie, March 30, MO.] 46
Pie/solution ot Oo•Partneirship.
ATOTIOE is hereby given, that the connection hetetolbre csir
.LN. Ong between the subscribers, as Hardware dealers, has been
this day dissolved by annual consent. The business of the late
firm-will be continued by Rufus Iteed, at the store heretofore 'oc
cupied by them. and all unsettled - claims, for orette hut Mau, will
be settled by him. RUFUSEED.
Erie Pa. March 77th, IE4O. EDWIN- SANFORD.
Doctar Mathew J. JOhn.mon.
RADuATE of the Philadelphia COliege of Medicine. haying
LT located permagendi Me , will able prompt 4141/11011
professional Chili town arid country.
Oysicc--Bouthwcattornor of tiro Diamond, the back building,
formerly occupied by Pr. Faulkner.
Rannincs—Oa the Diamond, 9rst butldiug eaststatiot•
, Erin Parch - - -401 f -
Wilvareditors Want Motley.,
THEREFORE all persona indebted to me mill e.onths a most
essential favor LI calliug during the month of April, and ad-.
Justin% their accounts. , E. B. BUNTER.
Eric; Marsh 30, ID3II. • di;
CHAS. F. MATTESON, Beey
UM'
News bar Telegraph' tic► Erie.
Or Olielly's Line for the Observer.
Monis vs. MOIL Paisuxo TeLLORAPIL=-Ily mutual .
consent of council th• interogntory* hearing was waived.
Final hearing of the case to be had on the Itith Juno be
fore Judge Woodburn. .
The Democrats ItOroeklyn have elected their Mayerby
378 majority., and have also secured a majority in the
common council. •
WABHIGIXTON. April 10.,
Mr. gativt4 consul to Brasil and two other causal*.
have been confirmed. The collectors and 'other nomi-
OMMIII for the principal cities will doubtless be cofirm•
ed. The Clerk of the House lies dangerously ill and is
not expected to recover.
Mr. Bleredith's conduct relating to the Galphin claim
is much animadverted upon by the leading whip, and
Mr: Whittle/ley% adverse decision has been promulgated.
A change in the cabinet issaid lobe certain. lion. Thos.
C. Hackett, member of Congrem is lying ill of cossump
tion at Savanneth. The Governor of South Carolina has
appointed Gen. James Hamilton as Mr. Calhoun's suc
cessor, but being inelligible. having resided , lately in
Georgia, he has refused to Immo.
In the senate Mr. Cass preaeUted resolutions from the
Michigan legislature in favor of the Union Ho said It
had seldom fallen to his lot to perform a more accepta4
ble duty. It was a peace-46ring upon, the alter of our
common country. He spoke of the value of the Union
in en unusually classic and beautiful language.'
Mr. Douglass presented a bill for the free navigation
of tho St. Lawrence which occaSioned some debate.
In tho House tho census bill was received front the
senate and together with house bill, was referred to tho
Judiciary 'committee: .
!gm YORK, April 11.2 P. M.
MARKET& —.Mhos $6 0646 12 for pots. pearls 5 75
Cotton market still unsettled and dull, sales making pt
rrogular prices. •
Fr.otin.--There is a fair demand for strait and was.
tern; pricea buoyant. Sales 1800 bbla. at $4 25a4 50
for super No. 2; $4 75: for old and new inspection com
mon and strait state; ssas 31 fur Michigan; $5 50a5 62
for pure Genesee.
Gnms.—Wheat a shade firmer wit% better demand.-.-
Sales 2,000 bush. inferior Chicago spring at 77 cts.; 7,000
Imelda common upper lake at 96 cts. Rye is quiet at
57 cts. Oato are less plenty at 42a43i cts. for river;
48a49 cts. Jersey; southern 30835 cts. Corn scarce and
firm, demand for the east, 56a561 cuw for round and flat
yellow; 55456 for while; mixed 5411541 cis.
Whiskey market firm and steady. Sales 50 bble. at
23i els.
Pork dull, $lO for mess nt total!; $8 23a8 37 for prime.
Beef hoavy at $8 50,9 00 for country mess; $8 75 for
prime. Beef hams are steady. Salesi/6 bbls. of wes
tern $l6 50a17 50.
Lard steady. Money in good request
'St:Erato, April 11, 2.—P, M.
In the Market to-day everything Is dull with few trans
actions. We notice sales of n small lot of tallow, mixed
quantities at 51c. Sixty-five live hogs at 3c for still fed,
and 3id for corn fed. Flour nominally $4 3444 627.
Pork, $lO for mesa, and $9 50 for Nu. 2, $9 for thin do.
Land, 6mdkd.
At 10 minutes before 1? o•oloc6 q simeraffe was rice'•
ved from Governor Johnston, with his objections Wile
Apportionment Immediately Aar the reading of
the Hill. Mr. Pucker rose and introduced another Bill.
which wan laid on the table for the present.
Br. Louts, April. 9.
Joseph gills and a party of 17 Americans and ten Arica
kens, arrived from Santa Fe. having left on the Si lt
March. Business was dull in Santa Fe; and there was
much consternation on account of the ho-tilitc of the In
dians. Mourders and robbers wore Matters of daily oc
currence. The military force was odtirely inadequate.— ,
It is generally believed that Mts. White's child, and ne , ;
gro gill. were still alive. The Indians report to that ef
fect. American gold minors wore doing well near Santa
Fe, averaging. $l6 per day. There was a scarcity of
water or they would do much better.
Wistitserm!, April 9th.
Secretary Crawford will resign, it is said, after ilia
committee of investigation report. The committee will
not inculpate any one. Congress paid the Galpin ac
count without knowing the amount it involved.
The rumor that a treaty was concluded upon by the
British Minister and Mr. Clay ton, is credited, but it has
not been communicated to the Senate. The treaty. if
made, excludes British jurisdiction from Central Amer
ica.
Nem COULTAS'S, April 9th,
A steamer rrived yesterday. from Chagres, bringing
,one million of dollars in geld dust. No farther new of
•
importance.
Lot I ND POI& BALM.'
rrillE subscriber offers for sale a lot of ground, of about 12 titres.
containing an excellent Water privilege for either milts, ox
or an
i kind of manufacturing purposes,affarding a sufficient and
consta t supply of water, with about di feet fall and easily Immo •
ved; also an abundance ofgood timber on the lot, suitable far ma
king the improvements. The above property lies In the township
of Girard, Erie Co., two miles west of the thriving village of Gi
rard on the rate extension canal. and about 3 miles east of Spring
field, and one half tulle north of the ridge road. The road lead
ing from the ridge road to the lake pastes very near It. Tire great
eastern and neaten' fall -road will pass within 23 or 311 rods, as
located. Tenn," will be made favorable to the purchaser and a
good title given. Inquire of thesubscrlber living on them-ember..
of which the above lot lin part. WILLIAM MILE.A.
Girard, Erie Co. Ea. March 23. IPSO. tuts
27Gazeitecopy and charge advertiser.
A. SCOTT.. 1850. M. W. CAIJGREY.I
- BC OTT
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MER
CHANTS.
' Ware-Douse and Office. East end of Public dock Erie.
Dealers in Cord, Salt, Fish, Flour, Plaster and Water- line
and General Agenrs for purchasing, receiving, docking and hip
ptugLumtwrand Staves. March 16.15150.—t t
By Zlicprolve!
Ii WO received a fill supply of Doer. Fitch's remedies for on
snmption, Female hisease.s. &e. Also, Abdominal Support
erg. Shoulder Braces and Inflating Tubes, by J 11. BURTON,
Erie March IG. , Agent.
.BRISTOVB superior Exrract Vann'', Bitter Almond, Peach,
Lemon, &c., also superlor Rose Water, for sale py
Erie, March 15. J. 11. BURTON.
T ANNER'S 01L..-41 few Barrels on bond. for sate by
J. 11. 1113111.T0N
LAMP AND LARDOIL AND tiANDI.P.3. A superior quality
of Lamp and Lard Oil, and Sperm and Tallow Dandles, for
sale by L u.-nURTON.
lAIrRoVELL SALAMANDER SAFE. A superior Salamander
Sato stergliing 1100 poinge. wilts "Oaken" - Patent pe!eder - Plonr
loot, Ibr sale by J. H. BURTON.
GRAVE lITONEIE..4GONEVIENTB!
MAY to ( can Matte,
of var nnb Tables,
&c., which suit purchas
ers. Please e a purchasing
of traveling , third oryour
money. PELTa/N.
- Erie..llla r '443
VOW: - •"1 ,,c - I moss.
Oa A* casks , Proslataroca...____. _______ . _,., goods. Dry
Goa': Largo — Slockl la tots variety. :Great Earyaiss
eafferut Mons goodsfor I ss maw !has any cats Store
is Eris Gaudy. Also, largo sloth Y Grortriss, as
- anal cheap for the re I v.r k' we Tea. eseetela
• garaity.for9l.27. • Wets.. warvaarei its esti, . .
or salts moos, r stadia. tic.. 4-e.. tke.
rilllEsubgeribertukvintleased for a term of years the Sl'. No.
.1.• O. Donnell Slack, known ns the "New York Store: , will coo
t/slue the business ofmerchandizlng in this city, where be will he •
happy to see and wait upon his customers and the public. general.
lywhu wish to either buy or sell for eat*.liavingbut tittlelitith
In the “friendshlp.in-tnule" principled' shalt hold ntystaftstreatt‘ 1
laces to wake it the interessollmy ounemers to me. Among
my goods I bassoon:a that will sell at loot! hence buyer* will'
Ilequently suit themselves with goods whiek I am disposed to
mrun otL" To oneand all remember Ibis truth. latut uotao be-'
undersold la.Virestern Pennsylvania:: - -
TO- FAtlMEßS.—.ltant lathe markt* car Butter, and Cheese.
In any gunidltY. and shall be In readiness at all MIK* to pay CAM
during the ensuing season.., Very: Maly. ,
• Erie. March OM. MO. - liii 111 POWERS.
ilt - I IP
reic
est ,
t Is
. 0 , f i l I . • s: • , . .
113,21.80 NS Indebted v 3060004 ... late -BmibarszaarT atErie
X cote%, ON taxes ant e r.l • ICIM nrosstdiars, are hereby
maned that weir accoun are paw suartaaut nod placed In ibe
bands of Jones Gunn' ~ rm.. far Imaiediate coiloetbn and
raiment to Alm Of Id tbesabeetiber s Is the coy sway to ma ems.
Erie. Nareb'Y • 1850,--6in43 ' - WILSON KING.
N sit HOWI.'d (MOH CAMAY , Tile bat and elsearbi
snide of the kind; vice Saud 10,cods 'tick. •
Ede, Match • J. U. sprrpic:
Nnw Yonrc. *kit 11. 1850
Mumma:no 9,-3, P. M
Tao eauresckan wawa Darwin.
_ ZlAlt3t.
Olgra, 44 Will Stru t; JaltWV Cowl, Nor York.
llllHOpro.prietors beg to announce that they have opened Clase
n. ester auresese•ltits, upon the system Which has obtained ao
large a Aare of the public support in England and elsewhere by
which an opportunity Ise:tended to all classes of obtaining (at
tenting tot he means or inclination of etieb) an interest in
THE GREAT SPORTING EVENTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
2 •
WHERE H ORSE R AC K
ING
IS PRACTICED.
'AP will be seen by the subjoined particulate, the subscribers to
the scheme now proposed by the Aineheati Racing Deposit Dank
MAY NY TUX SMALL OUTLAY Or Oar DOLLAR Gal ea MOM of 510,-
I menet:lllly of his Inveshuent being strengthened by the
guarantee of u»questionable Trusters.
An opportunity will be adbrded oespeculating In
ALL RACES oy IMPORTANCE IN AMERICA
and elsewhere. in which a sufficient time interveine between the
Entry of the horses bud the day of running, to entitle the proprie
tors to fill the various classes.
THE SWEEPSTAKES NOW OPEN
consist of hive Classes pm
THEM , . EAT MEV RACE EPSOM, ENGLAND.
To be rue eu the thb day of May IRA yenta TUE evelnue
vernanes Or 'TUC
STEWARDS OF THE ENOLISO JOCKEY CLUB. •
SCHEME
N it •E. - ri •
rR. is
•
sub.: pub.._ Dols. Dols. Dols. Dols. Dolt
Class A. 4000 53 100.000 50,000 25,000 13,0E0 10.010
0000 SI 100,000 30,e00 %SAW 13,000 10, 00
n C. 00,11110 10 100,000 30,000 25,500' MOM JOAO
D. 20.000 5 50,000 2.5,000 111,500 7,500 5.000
st 11. &P.M") I moos 5.12)0 4,300 1,500 tOW
The number of Horses entered is upwards of Mb
The drawingof this Sweepstake will take place publicly on the
2-1 1 h -day of May. IS3o..the day on which theme* will be run—the
place and hour beingfinn duty announced by advertisement; when
the names of all thebonses entered will ba allotted amongst the
subscribers In each Class. and on the Seth day of June neat. by
which time the result of thereat will be known, the Prizes while
distributed: the holder of the mune orate winning horse in Class
"A." 'reciting a Prim of
Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars l II
that of the second .850,000 &e., In accordance with the above
Scheme.
At this Droning all subscribers will be admitted on producing
their numbers. To gentlemen Of the Press free admission will be
given; thus nifording every security to the subscribers and the
pubNe-
Indelendently of the above. the proprietors have opened
BETTING LISTS
by which any desired bet (according to the slate of the odds) may
be Obtained in all the great racing eveult and as will be seen by a
more demiletiprospectus forwarded tool! subscriber'. ens UOLLIER
Or •NT !AYORITE Rnalla le TUX CROP a AWEXPIITAIRte MAY Mane
Tile nano, A CONSIDLIWILI sun WHETHER TUA'I lloasE
WINS OR NOT.
A commission of 10 percent to cover expenses will be deducted
on payment ofall Prizes.
Any flintier information 'voiced, will be afforded by the Nicety
buy, Mr. Archibald Mackenzie at the takes as above-to whom
nil applications for Agencies and other eommunications are to be
addressed Purr rein, and all remittances, either by 11111 or NOM
Wbe made, In return for which numbered Certificates will be for
warded as directed. •
Lists of horses entered for the above, and all other Races of hn-
Nuance may be seen at the °Meas. 2tu47
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' NO TAXMEN Igumntraz
rairbanke • Genuine Beale Ntanufactoryll
The subscribers having purchased Fairbanks celebrated genu
ine scale lanterns, and employed a worktnan, Mr. Brooks, whohas
had a long esperlence in their manufacture, beg leave to inform
the public that thejt' are now prepared to furnish to order an article
superior to anything of the kind ever oared In this market.
The subscribers would also caution their friends against pur
chasing worthless artriclea purporting to be Fairbanks' scale from
irresponsible itinerant yankee pedlers—we arsasafaftsre the gems
inn article. The following are oursprices..
Ilay Scales. of 4 Tons draft, , . I pee
Coal Scales, of 1 ton draft, . 40
Platform Scales, 1300 lbs. draft. 33
I Do. do. do. • with hoisting isVer
- and scion trucks., 40
Do. do 1200 lbs. draft, 00
IRK do. do. on trucks. With hoisting lever, as
Fairbanks' Jamaican Berate. 1300 lbs. 32
Do. do. do. 1200 lbs. ' 2:3
Do. do. . do. 1300, on trucks with hoisting
fr. er, . 37
DO.l ,do. do. 5001bs. -
Flour Packing Netile,3oo lbs.
Counter Scales. i or. to 300 lbs.. platform.
Do 1 or!. to200 lbs. platform & BeooP. 10
Vale's Counter Beale. brass lever. I or. to 30 lbs. draft, 0
A't she above ante es are warranted. Those wishing to obtain
a good and 'Winkle 8 ale are requested le give us a call at No 101
French street, nearly opposite the Fanners t
e
l
.
I O. A H .
BENNET & CO.
Erie. May 28. if2o. ' 2
rAzanAtrano
well•earnetUrattotinv v.er...hbaninv 0-ates has induced
.1.. ? caner* of imperfect and worthless balances to offer them
as "Fairbanks' &aim" and purchasers have thereby, In many
eases, been subjected totraud cant Imposition. The aubseribera
have no c o ntroversy with honorable competitors who transact hu•
nines, in their own names. but regarding the perpetrators of the
above fraud as tiursuing a course alike unjust and dishonorable,
they take this measure to caution the public of their impositions.
The Patentees manufacture under th It own inspection, and only
attheir factory in EC Johnsbury. Vt. Vor elate by
9. F. PRA "r & CO
- O. COWING & 1 11 ' 1441° ' N. 1".
Erre. March, Id. 1930 Om 1 1*
CI HAMA, of every description, and very cheap. as
F.rie Oct. O. O. R. DEWEY'S
reasto and Caps for tho 800p1e..c13
PRICES REDUCED rmE-rmaa—SPLENDIA EATS
TOR 811.50—CLOTII CAPS FOR.I4} CENTS.
SMITH, Ilsrrmt, N 0.3, Cheep:Wei would resKctfully
S
form his friends and thepublic, that he has received front
New York a splendid stock of Hints, Caps, rind Furs, which will
be sold at the' above Reduced Prices, Auto, that he has added
great faellitlea for hlanufacturiug, nod wilt be adding daily to
that branch of his boldness, and to his stock of plods,
OT Call and examine PRICES. . Oct. 0,1343.-W9l.
1311.7.22 D GUERREAN - GIALLSIELT.
HERMAN & LRWJS are happy to annound to the Ladles and
Gentlemen of Erie, and the friends of science and art In the
titian !Wad amt. that they are prepared to take Likenesses of a
superior quality at their moms, over M . iddleton lc Murphy's store,
Mee doors east of Brown's Hotel.
There are several reasons why persons can obtain better plc
ioro. nt our rooms than at any other in ibis city, or in this part of
the country. One ts,
811.1113 TUTS SIEST LXGUTt
Skylight and side light COM P IN ED—each correcting the faults of
the other, and producing n natural and most beautiful effect.—
TRY IT,• WHOEVER IS NOT SATISFIED %VITII PIC-
TURES TAKEN ELSEWHERE!!
Another reason is. we have the best apparatus. The importance
of this will be obvious to any one.
We shall not offer those who favor us with their patronage, the
flat, insipid, corpse-like things which ninny who enll themselves
artists present to the public. Neither shilll we oiler those dark,
gloomy images whieh human beings ore sometlmci told resemble
themselves: but clear and accurate Likenesses. possessing• the
most beautiful blending of light anti grade, richness and depth or
tone. remarkable distinctness of features, true expression of the
eye, boldness of relief. distance and invisibility or back ground,
delicacy or finish, softness, transparent and artistic , effect.
Remember there is no room ofthe kind near here which has the
es ofthis. It to desivied to tea permanent establishment.
NUT TO DE EQUALED is our mots°. W. 11. Sit ERMAN,
Erie, rib. Q, MO. W. N. LEWIS.
of main °ivy razz.z.s.
coxvilt OF .1 1 4 . 1V1 9T.&11411.R0JD PLACE.
T"' public nre assured that Custom Grinding ia flints at this
Mill as well as Merchant work.
Constantly on hand. Flour by the barrel, and perpound at same
rafts as pet barrel. Those who purchase by the barrel can have
it delivered °tarry point in Wedgy /see qj charge.
Bran and Shorts. also fbr Mae.
Orders Marcus by she barrel Felt wklk C. Areflaarren will be
atrewded nod delivered as above stated. M.O. FAY, Miller.
Erie City Mills, Jan. 23, 1830. .37
100 Bushels of Wee Lever ntaritagthytre.
B.
fist i s t r i tl6
I, lhlll.—Vonstastly e n lurd as cheap as the geirtztitkuT
truacEs4LE 4,ND RETAIL ft
ritEss allot:7E111Es.
No. 51,-Momitig Mork, MO Mort
/TGIF. subscriber hoe Wt bough* the entire stock of Groeeries
I formerly owned by . King Frt., and added `iv little more to
it. Is ready to sell to nil those wishing to buy cheap for cash or
ready pay. as I mu bound to sell as cheap If not cheaper than any
other establishment of the kind In this city. The stock is large
and bought expressly for tinily use. consisting of any quantities or
Pens. Porto ittma Sugar. Jam entice,
Molasses - Loaf Sugar. . SPerwrCutulles.
Bid Salt, Straying Boap, Mould "
Coarse do.. - Pale do.. Dipped "
Cream Nuts. • Tobacco Plug Cigars.
Filberts. —. " Cut it. Pry Powder
Cinnamon. Shot.
l.ogwood,
Lead, Starch, Alum, .
Indigo. Refined Candy, Nails. •
GiOland Ginger. Common di., like,
. .
.. Malice. Assorted Store Ware, Sweet Oil.
" Fcpper. Fresh White Fish, Ship Chandlery,
Flour, Mackerel. • .
Kew Orleans Sugar. Rio Coffee.
Resides a groat many things too numerous to mention. Those
wishing to hay will do well to give Fur a suit before purchasing,
as I am determined to sell low Sir cash. JOICS M'CANN.
N. S.—Country produce will be at all times taken exchange
for Goods. J. are.
We, March 0, 1850. ,
- 4.1
To the flunarabk Court if Quarter Sessions of Erie
' County
The Whims of Daniel. Knobloch, of tile west ward in
the Borough of Erie. in said. county. respectfully repre
sents. that he is well provided with house room and con
vcteences for the lodging and accomirnodatiou of atm-
Pore and travelers. at the house now kept by him as a
üblic Ilotise. in said Borough. lie therefore prays the
Honorable Court to grant him a license for keeping
public inn or tavern, and he, as in duty bound, will pray,
DANIEI; KNODLOCII.
We, ilia subscribers. citizens of the west ward of the
Borough of Erie, in which the.abovo Mu or tavern; pray
ed to be licensed is proposed to lie kept. db" certify the
Depict Knobloch the above applicant l is of good reputi
for honesty and temperance; and is well provided with
houseroom and conveniences for the lodging and ac
commodation of 'strainers and tracelere,. sod that such
an ion or tavern is necessary to - sectionntodlite the public
•end entertain strangers and travelers;
Signed—H. Knobloch. Geo. J. Morton, Smith Jack
son. J. M. Williams, C. lONI . Jacob J. Rinderneclit.
Edwin E- Kelso . Fred! Bhp tr. 11. Williams, Geo, A.
EllioL.Chae, reed,. WM. - M. Gallagher. 3147
adrab 1850. sarist
- TROY NICUIGIAN LAKE DOA? num:.
SABBATH RACNPTISD ON KIRIN CANAL.
CAROOO3 INMIRED. , • .
OR the tratwoortation ofFieltheitudt'swengers hervireit•New
Bork 1111111114010. without detention or reshlpotenh wit MlA
tar cmTsey.eoniteetiris with GEO. D. WALBRIDGE' _DAILY
LINA OFBTRA DECAYS between Huai* and Erie. • ' ,
„WHEELER. TRACY di CO: Proprietorei D. 0. F ENING,
Ageati ilitGoeittieeftilp. corner *firemen. (upilaititi) e lO -YO:
AGEXTII.• ,
' 8. MeItIMECIL Albany; G. D.. WALBRIDOE,LIMIMM JO'
81AH BELIAX-10. Eriq a— • '
Mirk nehmen .or.a M. L. NZ enrehip daily,
exegete% kowililDDLE PIER, COENTIEW BLIP.
A. IVISELIti. 131.0. U. TRACY. C. WIMP. ' '
Erie. Alardit23, V. 50. -
Sold UP I Wilk %fp en •
ffE potato are invited to call a .1
our Store. and examine the 1 ,
Just got out with en uncommon to
i it r ctl u •Vereit t :=l l o i n K
characteristic mune of pnua u
loaves of beautifully baked bread ,
time, "was reminded of the eapaei
twoquarts of whey at, a draught, an
which contained the whey Into Ibu
Feb. 2, Ibso. Lt;t3TEK
Messrs. Letter, renact( Sr. Ch -
whether the "Bung Up" Cooking
ring she prevent mon th. has given
pleasure of answering that said stet
Lion in every parileufar, and would
er pattern now In use of which I hal
Very respectfully, ybur obedient s'
Dieters. f.ester, Sennett & Chaste Gent.—'We are uing your
Improved modern Cooking Stove. c• fled the 'Tang Up." and af
ter a fair trial I can recommend it a su:•erlor to any nav e i n use
fn this section of the country. Arno g the moat proniinent advan
tages of this stove, la the commod •usurtrs of the Oven, it being
suitteientiy capacious fbr the largest family. end atm in a saving
of Mel, I ens maligned that one ha I the f.cl neccaaary for any
stove we have ever uses wilt erupt sum ly ibis. Tate It ail la
all I think it difficult to improve.
Truly yours. MILES W. CAUGIOX.
Messrs: Lester. Sennett as Ithiestr
improved 'Tang Up" Cooking Stov,
satisfaction of its value, as combinit
sired, and d,atl lake grog plcanotr I
in scowing it to any who may who
Croy'' , store, corner of 7th and that
W. U. It NOWS.Ve
KEYSTONE BUILDING. NO.
BROWN'S HOTEL,
Swum( lit.. Nolen La'mum:. Front Window, sticks out
about a feet, containing hanging La ps. Solar do.. Castors, Ca ll
dlesticks,Cake Baskets, nnd a varlet of other articles. which the
beholder may see without trouble ore pence.
SacTiom 2d, Cowman ('sae, may found a variety ofCard ea
ses, silver combs, diamond, toratiois, ruby, garnet and plain Gold
Rings, Buckles and Slides, mialature lockets. ate •
Storms 3.—Gold and Silver, Paten Levers, Anchoraml Lenten
duplezand common escapement Wa tc tee,gola Maud and fob chains
steel do. Soup Ladles, (Bagley Gold ; as.)
SECTION 4.-4. 4 11ver. Gorton n silver. table and tea Spoons, butler
knives. gold, silver, German silver and steel spectacles.
SaCTION s.—Pen and jack Knives, Ralzors and Strops, Shears
and Scissors, finger Rings steel Beads and Clasps and tassels, silk
Purses, tooth Brushes, shaving do. fine Ivory Combs, shell, horn.
Buffalo horn, back and attic Combs; steel Pens, Needles, Pocket
Ink stands, anutfand tobacco Boxes, Envelopes, note Paper, visit
ing Cards. tu tang forks, sheet Musk and Preceptors,
Seesaw, 0. Sins Case..--VinC4 wilt) sliver plated rfnit
Candle StiCks E Snuffers and Tray, Branch Candlesticks, plated
and Brittanla Castors. Plower vases, &c.
Say tom 7.—Gerondots.Brittania Tea Sells, extra Coffe and Tea
Pots. hair Brushes, military Soap, Wallets and Pocket Books,
spool Racks, Dolls, Ivory handle halve], and Forks, common do.
gammon Boards, Datnlitos. moneY Belts, Port Folios, nary and
revenue Buttons, fancy Fans. &c.
Sacrma S—Co' ntains Bass Viols, Viol kit Guitars, Flules:Clar•
loner% Fiagelets, Fifes Accordions, Brass horns. and right In the
middle of the floor stands three of the best Piano Fortes in Erie.
Bre-rion e, SOUTH Szol.—Front Window. contents vary, but til
de Born the other. except a few Feather Busters.
SMTION 10.—Solar Lamps, Extra glasses and shades, 30 hour
and eight day 0,, G. and gothic Clocks. Tea Belvetil• Looking
Glasses, and a grbat variety of Fancy Mods, all of which they of
fer for sale as low as can be purchased at any other store west of
?few York. And we wish it distinctry Understood that we do not
advertise to work very low in order to shave you on our goods, as
another has &Oared was his object, but mean to be consistent and
reasonable in all our prices.
November 114. 1849.
V2B
I'AINONIONT =MO AU NOT CLOSED.
WE WANT %VNEAT.
OasNl OashrOaslill Cash!! Oastin Oasbll
xxrlEl will pay Cash for %Vbitewood. Chdrry. Sycamore, Curled
`V • Maple and Black IYainut Lumber.
lP L 0 II .
We have a good stock or tiopotfine FLOUR on hand. for Pale by
the load, half barrel. or by the pound. Also, a few barrels of .3.
Towner's best. The sabseribers take this opportunity of return
their thanks (be the liberal patronage they have been lavored with
e heretofore. WALKER & TOWNER:
I Erie, Jan. 25 107
NEW CONOMVIN.
LIVERY AND F:XICIIANG E STABLE.
V. C. :MALEY, having purchased and made
~'L additions to the Livery Stock formerly owned by
&Willis, situate on State street. between .hand
stn, in the rear of James lAddle's tilnolonsolth lumps, would la
alt Beer st hl . 1441 nHI afford Lim pleasure at
Batson. linggien and Weighs.
He Is also prepared to get and Trim Tails. and attend Lame
and Sick Horses. in the indst approved manner. Rork warrant
ed. Horses taken to keepty the week, month or year, on reason-I
able terms. Erie, Jan 21.1650..—tin3/
• CLEAR THE TRACE
-....1....... ..:..... . .-4..., 15-1"
roll TUC V.....,.:-
. ... -
Groat WastarnLocoznotiva 11 7.0 a •
TAKE NOTICE. ALL THOSE WHO ARE INTERCSTED!
CAL L ot SIEKEL'S Corner and convince yourselves that lie is
Now receiving the largest cheapest mod Lest lot of GROCER
IES ever brought tv Erie. Among his assortment luny be found
the follotvingi I
Sensos.—Ols tons of PO4 Rico Coffee Sugar. Crushed, Leaftind
Pulverized.
•
CorrEE.—Ten hags Old Government Java, ten bags of Luguera
awl ten bags of Rico.
'IIIOLANIFAIr.TWO thOuesertd gotten"! New Orleans Ports RICO and
Sugar House. .
TEAL—Fifteen chests Young Hyson, Imperial. Black and Gun
powder. Imperial tea In pound cadles for family use.
Ftsn.- Flue thoimatol pound Cb4i Y,ah, hlackeuel, shad, Hol
land Herring. Smoked Herring andSardiaes.
Twenty barrels TurPentilic, thirty do. of Linseed, Lamp and
Teener"; oil.
ISO kegs BrtooMyn, MORO° and Pittsburgh White Lead.
The largollad of an assortment of Paints aniDyestufb.
100 kegs of Eastern and Pittsburgh Rails.
re
Lhavoas.—reach Brandy, Rolland C!i Rum, Port Wine, Ma.
dem, Matega,Cinnt and French West Wile. ,
TOBACCO.--100 ituven Ochult . n Mac Nev York flarsol.lna,oistwon
bage e cavendish, SOO dozen finecut Rap and '.' accaboy Snuff.
Ten kegs and 100 Basks Kentucky it u Powder, fifty bags of
fltu,t, bar Bandana Percussion Caps.
Thirty boxes candy. 1S drums of Malaga Figs,33 Jays prunes
and a great variety of articles in lay clue that would take snore
time than t have to enumerate them.
To my old customer' , and the public generally, I would ray. call
VSIELIEL'S Corner, directly oppor lie the Farmer's Hotel and we
fbi yourselves, that I am pound to, sell whtdenale or rrtall. elk aper
than any other ertablishment West of Hullaio. C. SIEGEL
Me July 7,1919. f
To the lionorabbil
' Court of Quarter Sessions of Erk
County: 1 •
The petition of John Adam Mintz. of the west Ward
of Erie., tu said couttlY respectfully represents , that ho
is well provided with ' louse roots end conveniences for
the lodging and accommodation of strangers and travel
ers. at the noose he now oecapies in said west ward, lie
therefore prays the 1 °notable Court to grant him a li
cense for keeping a public inn or tavern, and he. as in
duty bound, will pra! :i . dec.
JOHN ADAM lIANTZ.
We. the subscribers, citizens of the west ward of Erie,
in which the above inn or tavern, preyed to be licensed
is nroposed to be kept, do certify ttilat John Adam Dante
the above applicant, in of good repute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travelers, and that su,-tr an inn or tavern is
neicessary to accommodate the publ i c and' entertain stran
gers and (reverent.
Signed-1. E.'Sloen. A. P.Dwt
Beatty. C. Kolb, James Dunlap. J
A .
illfeoJ. P. 11. Oliver, W. Kendall
J Zimmerry, Wm. W. Reed, D.
. Elliot.
34.000 Wards 0fA10r4,.ate,...1
0 n
1) EMiri to be exchangedw Or OOL by
It usual rates ofexchange. They law
Fancy Strlpeit of the latest Eastern pollen
Boys Clothes; also, a good variety of all-1
mar wear. Westin also manufacture. tit
following prices In cash, viz: For black, ft
mixed cloth. 311 cents per yard; cased i
cents; wlldte Elannettl cents, and press
yard., ILIMI Is
Erie, June 9,1P4D.
G OL9 end Silver leaf and Gold Pme-
zoo. by CAM'
DEED BAkillZallr•
'lB Illt3tlELt3of four and two Irtwed eholee selected
00
SEED BARLEY for sale. The quality Milli% Harley
is unsurpassed, having been selected front prime lots raised in Erie
and Chautsuque counties expressly for med.
Thesubseriber will loan the above seed to any te l aponsible far
mer desirous °Fontein; and wilt eontractlfor one hundred thou
sand bu-hets of barley of the touting crop Mt as iClVOrate terms as
any house to Este county.
Erie, March a, IESO.
Cmircrisa AND OIL, CLOTIIS.—au ' , denser Flout Oil
Cloths:tad 4C:aa' palings of good styles and patterns for the
spring trade, (eery cheap) at Witittlar4.
Now Goode!: Slarly
RECEIVED this day at No. I Need Itoti
of Spriv (loves, cotwistingot bhawl.
Prima, Gloves, Ace.. to which the antiltloo
quested. For the especial benefit of the G A
few ptices offrto French (Moth and some
match, together with the neeneary ace. ,
,
found at
March 1930. 1 l
LAND AO=
Tile subscribir offers for sale
In Erie, Pa.—
Grazing arms at 6 to 810 Pc
• to 300
to
,
rain Farming H to On Per "ere , in lot
Wild land ci 2 to 84 per etre, in tots or
Out Intent Erie. at 72 to 0300 per acre, a
Wool of Erie. et 200 to SOW dollar , . ea
Erie Out lot N 0.370, ramie between Fee
subdivided Into eonren:ent lots, for Best
fbr safe at WO to 800 cash. A rare cbanc
Also a fincWater Lot property newly AV h
Erie, March 2. leso. tt
sot innernPfland
BOROUaII ORDERft.-8250 llorough
count for Oath.
- , .iirsanzrtra a.
By virtue' of sundry writs of Veaditloni
the Court or Common Fleas of Erie eon
el, will le acid at the Court Han to in 11
Monday the Oth day of May Heir, at I ael
title eud Inured oidells lent hlietmel sbar
two pleersor Iglttlea 00 land, king yam,
numbered in the general plan of the in and I
Erie, beginning 103 feet west of west lineol
the north line of Ritnee-Streeti ((to caller
along north Hatt:datum Sweet 00 feet, the
133 to north tine afoul tat No, Mt theater e
4,
nvith line 81 feer..lhenee gouthwestwardly
easeafrass ewer.= feet to, Owe. of Vests
piete
- as OM :nett , Beginning 100 fixt east c
Ile threes.. on thy smith I nett Rimer ilts
aloe/Field io th 11 wof Miner Struel. 40 tie
,by line paralltlinith Myrtliretreet,l3lf
•Meng south line of said oat lot.lio. Mt fi
ilarthieardly by line parallel to Myrtle 'tree
begilubllF ' ?alien In ezecntiati at the suit*
r. J...
•
..- .
Este, April 13.1.30.
moo rho liars/ 1701
the Etie gleam Foundry, or at
Pairsgwa nt-lkoklng Naves.
Oven, high ennugh to bake a
- or bread are bald ngaround
made Fact, has lodated the
One who lately saw nine
taken gout the oven at one
of a mall pig which drank
did not then Oil the !Mantle
Inches." gter certificates.
I BE.Nrrfr."rr & cii4Ten.
Elt:Nt, January 22. IPSO.
;ter, th.lit.—To your inquiry
love putehated from you du•
"aUsfaction Of nut, 1 have the
C hat tumour fullest expecia
.ct Le exchanged lb/ any otlt
'o knowledge.
• leant. A. SCOTT.
January 23, IF.SO.
1
Gent.—flaving used your
i I wish to express my entire
L g all 1110 good qualities 1 ire
-
1 1 testirying to its merits, tilltt
See It 0 operation. at toy
lit`1013(01.
HORACE tALDWIN
t N 61110 N.
FOCI?. DOORS BELOW
ERIC, PA.
l in. Pr. Ilughri. Wm.
Mame. 'Chas
o.llliller. 11. Botee
Zimmerman. Geo
3t47
more at the Ztrie
le subscribers at their
• a variety of Plaid and
l for ,feats. rants'and
'Got Tweeds, for sam
e present season. at the
rown, grey and rice!.
lere of same colors, 33
A-Flannel 23 eta. per
v.F & BREWSTER.
and Compoition Brow
ER & BROTHER.
ALFRED MG
• rrivalt! ,
se,
it small assortment
, Silks, M. { te Loins,
1 of the Ladies Is re
sts. we would ray A
oe Skin Cassimeres to
I. topanlments tun} i.e
J. 1). CL4111,10 8 .
assn.
at his residence ~,,
Oa
etre, in lots of "
6f30 to tlOneres
,S to acres.
h ti
e le flollandStriTh4
9 nee or businees, now
;(F3.(br Pate or Rcut
!MON KING.
pent da Land Kroker
_____
aer - a for este at a aft.
a 0. Mancirr.
LE.
'txponas. issued cutof•
ty, cod to ale direct-.
borou2b of Etie. on
it. R. 516.1dblbe tight.,
tn. one and to those
.1' out lots No. 374. mil
ut lots oit ti be town of
llt asset 13ttfel. on
p, tl elle wettwadty
eozottliwestwatdiv
[
wardly stongli a l
Y. Übe (mullet ail
lag. As ssue°
ese eat line of 51yr
, tteace • ecortwa tiny
I tbeotesou•bwardly
. , gene wet' lolly,
ty Bee t .4o) thenc
—133t0 Once of
• John Deattey. -
itilattN, Sheri
11ff: •
9
3
►O6 TUE COMPLJITS CUR% OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronohitis,Bpitting of
Blood, and all other Laing
Complaints tending to
CONSUMPTION
READ! READ!!
This medicine Is Just n hat it is declared to be above. A retn
edll for the complete carp of all those affections of the Throat and
Lungs. e, bleb if neglected, °lnlays end in Coesan moil. It Meet
a worthless, etrichlenny ankle. Made Jostle ratte I ke men, of the
common not Mr of the day, but is a strictly sdest(gePrtgrardians
--the original recipe having been furnished by an ea:Anent Physi
clan, (the late Prof. Rogers.) and that still Rather Improved by
one of thepeewee proprietors, who is himself a ressiteriy-eda -
eared Psyrietast. a graduate of he University of Pennsylvania:
is composed of the choicest articles in the vegetable kingdom,
most of them of long:tried value and establithed - reputation, tad
some of Chetn!serirety tett , particularly the CA Fear uses, a pleb
Of meat trendy - rill medicinal virtues, lately intlodeeed Into this,
country front California. The R eelpe has been shown to thousand
of Physicians, who have universally approved 11. and will be
shown to any Physician who desire* to see it, upon application
either to the Proprietors or theft Agents It has Lelia used in mat
, //leder of care,. and is strongly recommended by Physic/ear. even
Prlossors in our MediCal Colleges, Ministers of Gospel, Judges.
Lawyers, likrchants, Mechanics, conclusive proof that
there Is no quackery or deception about It, but that it /a a medi
cine of most UtICOO/ 1 / 1 0a Vi I tue and efficacy.
PAMPHLETS.
As no ordinary.sized advertisement can kg-its to do Justice to
the merits of this article, the Proprietors have embodied In a
pamphlet ferm.tbe hivtary ed this Medielne—the irsreiptirte, sta
ture, ,of its principal ingredients—Reefs/I they are designed
to have upon the human system—and above all, the iaterfooloble
ammo/ of good which It has done They design to e irculate Hai
Pamphlet extensively; but should any one bent erlooked, they are
earnestly desired to tall upon the Agents r l i med below, and pp.
cure one. gratis It will well repay a perusal. The/as/sou page
7th may be worth to yourself or family. 'IIIOUSANDS OF VOL..
LARS, and it will introduce you to a maggot testimony in its
favor %%bleb is pet feety Irresistible.
Such beingour confi dence lu its virtues, we are willing to are ,
rant the Medicine in every recent ease, (if ured secluding Wale
directions,) end Witt re t he person Is not satisfied that he is deriving
benefit from it, by:emitting the bottle witbinel hours' time,
THE MONEY
will be refunded. 7:7'.5be page 3d of the Pamphlet.
- For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL le CO..
Proprietors, at their Principe/ o.ffire. No. &S Warren at.. New
York, to whom till orders for the Medicine, and letters telatloeto
agencies, should be addreired. Pest
.erlid-
OD' Re sure to ask for Dr Rogers , Syrup of Ltasaroot.,
Toa, and 4.4 NCO • LA.OO C. and no other be palmed on to you.
CAUTION.-..None geauises, unless there is un thetbuff wrapper
sots of hand, ri t ial with a Pea, by A. L, SCOVILLE*. CO,
COUGHS. COLDS. &o.
C 7 Dr. A Roger.% Syfulp of Lit . Entreat.Tan, and Cajtenti,
AntiA tins proved itself to be the reof4 extraordinary reediest all in
curing Diet usually fetal disease Cessieption. But, it shoUld Ee
remembered, ON medicine is as efficacious and valuable in the
incident stages, such as Coughs., Colds, Dwane:fess. dr.., before the
Lungs are to far gone that ulceration has taken place. It Is
seldom, if ever, known to fall in breaking up the roost obstf i nste
and dl•tress jug Cough or Cold, inn few hours' time . If the d tee•
tiotet are strictly followed.. The genuine, which makes so many
irenderfai ci.res, is for sale at Carter & Brother and Duran & Per •
blue, Erie l'u.,
From the Meiteal Reporter
STRONG TESTIMONY.
ITT "The columns of the Press throughrut t' e country seem 10
e so tilled w nit notices of cures and specifies for all diseases,
flesh is heir to; that one hardly knows wbat to do In ease of dis•
ease. tor rear that in using one medicine, another and better may
be overlooked. Butt - rota the essearkabte cures, and the high order
and vast (1111120.113t0r testimony lately brought under our personal.-
lice of the extraordinary Mil , Ur. Rogers' Syrup of LIVIIII..
WORT, 'rson, and CA n'llA LAC '0 compelled to regard the
evidence ol our senses, and , ;state, that for Cubes IA d
Colds, and that hydra.licad, .r. Cortsentrion, we think
the above preparation - a tab and cenaha cure. To al
our friends n e say, TRIf Fl , does not help you,nothi
cite will." . - 111111
• DRATII FR( MIT COLD!
33 fly neglecting those e, 'ecatitions st Lich - common;
sense dictates, many, very mane, ma. vktints to their prudence.
We have seen the young bride blooming like a bird of paradise—
the fair of flower hope, the pride of her fat her. and the joy of bet,
mother—her cheek flushed with anticipation, and her eye haunt
ing with the soft expreißion of love—the gay dreams of life dan-
Ong before her fancy, whh the rich and variegated tints of the
rainLoWs hue. We have seen all th a changed—aye, the era.
ding garmeni the a shroud, and die brial chamber for the setae
thee of the dead; and all this by negl ling a "ranasura (*rd..—
Now. before It is too late, use Dr. Rog Syrup al Urns/oar.
Ton. and CAsCitat.aoua, which gives immediate Fait', as thou
sands of our most intelligent and wealthy families are reedy and
willing fo testify. •
PRICP.--In large-bottles, 81,00:or six bottles for $5,00.
For rale by Carter & Brother, and 1. 11. Burton, Erie; WM.
Bell TY Co,Cluincey; R. Q. TOn n Sr Co. North Et at; I. 11. Case.
Dirard; Ilf. It. Townsend, Springfield; I. Davis, Lockport; AL
G. King. Albion.
AErie. filay 12, 049. 34152
500 BB'S. City Mills riupertine flour. sold! ac the 'lower
market price. at
C. M. TIEWALB.
Erie. Dee. O. IS 9. Cheapside.
Erie Iffiisic Store.
Out Awr tem of Bream's Hold.
YOIJ can nod n variety or Musical Instruments and Intim
_tors, V tot ill 4 for 1:50 to els, Acordeons, from Wets. to 414:1
Iltites, Si 50 to 810, Guitars, Sa to ES, Flagoletts, Cbrinetts.,
Fifes. Violin Rows. Undges, Strings. nud all things pertaining.
to the deo:talent. Moo it variety vi Yankee Notions, Pocket
Cutlery. Raisors & Halsor Straps. Pistols. Percussion Gaps. Toys,
Cards, Combs, flair and Tooth Brushes. Needles, Pins. Thimbles.
Nair Pins. Looking Grasser. Panty Boles, Vases. and a sanely of
other tiiins. hue door east of Brown's 'lord W. N. LEWIS.
_
_ .
Q . II:CTACLES.--111intIness improved by TearOeal: Para Olin
kJ and other kinds of Glass, in Gold and siker, German silver
Steel, and other frames. An extensive assottinetth to select frontat
November IS, 1.919. 1 ()ONUS & Co's.
W ANTI:It—The highest =rim* price will be paid
RJ for any quantity of White Cherty and Walnut Lum
ber the store of , C. 14,WRIGUT,
IRIS!! Linen met any quantity of Bleached Shirting and very
cheap at the slOre of •• B. JACKSON.
Q If.V ER IVORK._--Silver Spoons. Ladles, Tongs. geoopa,llut
k7 ter Knives, ace., constantly on hand end Afanifsetwred by***
subscribers. net in the Nutmeg State, but is Erie. and warranted of
the standard of Dollars Coniparrison of style in ibis branch ear.
titularly invited. Also, threaded i‘poons and Forks from a !Sew
York nianufhetory, all of good. silver. °
Nov. ad, 1549. G; LOOMIS & CO.
**Soho Anderson my toe Sohn.”
A NDERPONT SoNce anti CoodWlD's Prthwed Cavendlah To
-I,ateo for mile by 3. IL BURTON.
FFS and 110 AS.—A fine nsPortinent of Lynx, Genet% Et•
berlan Equirrel and Fox Mutts, selling cheap. at
to, WRICIIVS Conics.
nzurznE amounts.
FROM past experience I am fully convinced that goods can be
sold for cilia' tnenty per cent below the credit system. Oa
the first day - of March I shall commence the "experiment for one
year, contracts excepted. Having' made arrangements With a
gentleman of experience in New York city, to purchase and Star
ward ow tine ities3 goods weekly. I shall keep as good an assort
ment In thisl ate as can he found in any City and as cheap. I shall
also be receiv lig weekly alt kinds of dOmestie goods and Carpeting
at priete far elow the market. - I Chap keep constantly en ennui
the largest assortment of Hardware, Saddlery. coach & Boggy
Trimmings. Iron. Steel. Nails. & "ei
e.. that are kept In the ti
which I shall sell at Retail at N. York jobbers Prices. l
Groreri&s, Cracker', Looking Classta& all other goods at very.
low prices. U. CAUWELL..
r.rie. Feb. 21, ISM. • _
TALL AND WINDOIV ' A'good irssOrtsnent oar.
rd very cheap at
March e 3. . WRIGIITM Corner.
Aff 111 ITILWIIII'
T ll£ auFecilbera will pay CASE! for any quantity of:
i %nth White W cod,
1 44 id 44.
11 0 VI. 44
24.3, 41 and 3 Inch White 14d Plank,
6, 7. P, and la ln.mv - column..
S by 4 tech mourira• sear:Mpg—
Afro. Cherry, filnek.W-illmt and Sycamore. Jan 23, IF3U. CEO. SELDEN &Kw
lIAT
TrlEsufscrberahavelustreceiveda large and well. relettled
armament or Fall and Win ter Goods. consulting or
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE; VROCKFIRY.
In the stock may be found every variety of seasonable Dress _
Goods for Ladies. Shawls. Dor tery.,Gloves. eta. also ClOlbs and' -
east Imerea of all fatalities and colors. Ttrey Invite their Olden*.
(others and the poblie generally to call and matelot the above sleek
bclbre purnhariog elsewhere. .DISIESIi UDDER & Co.
Erie, Nov. b. letit. SO
Waukee rottener
I SIR,
rot 71 ' a F ttrtl i fdrt i tg d a lu m :4. 1' i'it r i t t l ot sh
l'uraer,. Looking Warr...a, Piedies, Piny, Hookrrand , Eyea, litmus
.ion cap.. drawing, Slate and Carpenters rettoite. Cigna amt..
Tokaoeo Roses. Teething Itriuge, Marry mai Hair ?Ins: fume
it Oils. Eau de Cologne or Marrow
!inflow , . &e. are. eau be found at the Kt-plane
Poor Peoples' Row. T. W. MOORE.
ten.
rt. PIIIItTOrr
.4 received the last lot of his fall and wlnterstoek
Palest lidediriseo, Paints. Liesrsd,
nances'. Lamp. end Lord Oil., Window Glass, Corm Vainbh,
Spirit* Tu rpett One, &c,,
' Ile thinks it unneeessary to specify articles or quantities on.
band. as figures "do not always mu Is, lesdk.t. Bodice to say be
has every article usually* kept in his line. and it suilleient AlYarkti".!
lice to supply any reasonable demand.
His goods have been careildly gemmed:And as to quality, trem..
ranted as represented. - Prier% made to suit the times, and CO.-
euntslances. Physicians ° and store keepers can get tbeirr adore.
Put up at a very stoat( pt. tit. Gail tuts!. see.
P.tit Dm S. le-40. Ittr. kl REED ROUSE.
DRABS atitiGlas,COrtsitt Dew lot Just setelvell.
JI-1 Oct 13 - , REED & BANFORD
arreet Window amps: — •
?zenith and Atnerioan Window. Olawe'•
200 eontyriatag Milks slam film Oby 10 te 32 WM. Titian
usorwent contain. some of tbe beat itslybis Ws* sultableßwallow
windows and eases. Also, a lot otlPreneh Bby 10. altogether ste ,
writs' to what ta usuatty tannaght Wit thin twat" bat 'which will
be oaf as low as the Awetlean. Altogether ours in tblitline is an
eerier to any other out of the elites. atul will be soldwittonns Mats
Witt suit all reasonable remits,
CARTER & BROTHER.
o. 0 Reed !bussK
Ede, hily I L 1E49