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to ifs pic.sent ‘tate of perfection: and the eximrielre
'O;7/ , of fool teen years has tarnished them the least tun" op
portmitty to study, in their various forum the diseases (or t!litch it
I:i I
i p's / is recommended, and to salapt it exactly to their relief and Eitre. • Pa
r,i ticnts nho ll Ibli a REP LET 000 n Medicine are incited to give it. a trial, and satisfy
I. h l themsch en ords rairerterilY, and tile invaluable property It possesses of at resting
and eating disease. The bottle hes been e olurgyil to hr)1(1 ONE QUART, and in its
' present implored (min may surely claim to be the emir and t nes PEST Medicine of
the nge. Ihi progress to the fame it has attained may be traced by a long line of farts
and cures, that stand as landmark< and beacons fur the invalid, pointing the stay to
the hat ea of health. . ,'
The foltoning is from Cot . S. G. Taylor, a g \ entleman of high standing and extensity
acquaintance in the Southei a states, and - lately appointed Consul to Nen Granada:
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Messrs. A. B & D. 3.4:111.1•-•,- New York, January 7, ISIS.
ttesrt.i.sten.—llaving used. and e.itnessed the effects of your excellent preparation
of Sarsaparilla on different persons in various parts of the Southern military, viz.
Singular, 1.11111,31.111.1. Texas, and Merril. I feel much pleasure in stating Ih r high
opinion entertained 01 its great medicinal tattle: In my own case it 'acted iihnost
like a charm, rem - wing speedily the enervated state of the system, and exciting, in
the most agiceatile mariner. a bane and invtgorating influence. ,
Your Sarsaparilla is highly approt c.l and extensively used by the U Slates army
in Mexico, and my cousin, (4.:N. ZACHARY TAYIAII, Ints for the past five years
gem in the habit of using it, and recommends the seine ; he,-and myself adopted the
murk: at the 5.1111 e time, and it is now considered an almost intlispeionble requisite
in the army. In conclusion I mould say, that the better it is known (lie more highly
it %.1111re s prcxed, tut.! . i trust tluit its health-restoring virtues will make it generally
knoan Ihrouglanft Bie length 'and breadth of otir itidelyextended country.
Yours eery reSpectfUllY, S. D. TAY 1.011,
U. S. consul to New Granada.
'Southport; Cond.. lansiary 1, ISIS.
:—Gentleirrtm— ,4 ympathy for the afflicted induces Inv to inform you
of the remarhatile ea u ; effected byyour Sarsaparilla in the CAM! of my wife. she
n ffl
reirrely aieted ilk the Sciofula onalitivrent parts of the holly ; the glands of
the perk Isere greatly enlarged, ;mil her 'nubs much swollen. Alter suffering oCer
car, and finding no relief (ruin the remedies used, the dismil.e attacked /me leg. mid
the k nee ,uppiiiiited. Iler physician advised it should be laid open, which was
dime. hilt %%Myna any permanent benefit. In this situation we heard of, unit were
induced to use S Vs . S.irbainirlll.l. Thin first bottle produced a decided and favor•
able eth:et, relics mg her more than any prescription she had ever taken ; mid before
i•he h.id used six bottles, to the astonishineat and delight of her friends. she found her
he Mil 'mite re•toied. It Is now goer a )ear since the cane was effected, and her
brehh imminis good, ‘how ing the disease was thoroughly eradicated from the system.
l!ili netphuurc An. all knowing to these facts, and think SA us' Sarsaparilla n Brest
blessing to the age. limns with respect, JULIUS
EX!r:11•1 Gum :I ieltvr leresve;l front Mr. N. W. Harris, a gentleman %%ell km - inn in
vomit% " I li.i%e ciirea a negro boy of mine %%itli your Sarsaparilla,
1,,,• s ea %%iili and of r scrofulous fanuly. r 11.115
na.l, Vs., 7.'s, 17, InlS.'` ...N. %V, ILARRIS."
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Tt, t :', , ,,, , r,Erte , alinon‘ tram net. John Gstrg, late Rector of the CW,-11 of the
( r Jo, 0.1 l;. 'a., cat, cottlittoit.l• Itself to the :MC11110114,1 itilhele4. N 1111111,01115
of .-,llc, tI)SCIISCS Cfleeled IT tins tnedtetne are rilmort daily
FEE
IN sn S member of of family bac taten your %%nimble Sarsaparilla for
! i•re• ~ `•1, 1 11:01* het , L:011. fir. A,1:1 1110 Inoq henchman ClrPet maintai; r(0111 its
u`r , 1; c rra lne 14-1 Or. elO reeor.l int testtanony m behalf. of its virtue
Lapin: 111 a otheia may be induced to mac a ithit of . it.
IV VC,. 11 , 4 It.: le,ps. JOIE , : GRIGG.
1r , 51 ,, . A It .k 11 Svins..— Xnrerich, N. Y. Oct. 8, 1817. '
(.1 , ..N it Los: N— Frei logs of gratitude ;odors me to make a politic at:knits) ledgment
of the Ispnefit I hate Joined (1 , 111 - 1 the use of your ithirsapartlla. I !MVO fiIkNOVC(III
•10.1, boon :Whored anti set oblions snell,nr 4 f in my head, aloell at tidies would
vallier .00l tiowloirge at my I iti toil) 110 , e. •11111 ears, and at others %%mild Break out in
dulereid parts 01 my face and head. The , e aatafritied mail my, Throat, facet, and
In ..1 , VI l . 11/11104 1/111' 1 . 111111 1 11 . 1 , 11 sore. and for n long time I was on Manse that it was
I , ant: the et too-t dol:ealt% that I could speak ;dant! a %%lawyer. During this time I had
' i !:', sell ial all.lef, I blew ., • • lotherl ,,. 9r I consulted different physicians, and
. 0 1 )• aio illa .
, . to • , 1 ial mu, reme.ic.. hut recited 110 benefit until I 1111111111011 . 11 using your B:wen.
p: 111.1 I ant 100 tt ell . the wit- , are all healed, and 1 alttabtate the result entirely
1
Yuan., %Hi, o,...pect Mid gratitude, I'll EIJI; CAIIOOI4.
t. 11, eflet•t% et your a Mu.,Me meal:eine. • "
itoona yermoially acquainted at itli the person 11 1 / 1 /1.3 named, I believe her statement
to be eta "xt. J.‘ II ES M. D. CAKE, Justice of the Peace.
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rIlEr4t:El) ANI) FOLD, WIIOLESALR .1N1) RETAIL, BY
A. IL A: - 11. SANDS, Dia•licisTs AND CIIEMISTS,
100 FuLToN-IT., i'uaNelt Or WILLIAM, Neu long.
qll by lb•iggio, generally thccmgliout_the United State* and Calladll3
lh:cu;sl per Bottle; EU Ilullleb fur .5.
11. 110rt0n..5 Wed Iluusr. Erie, Pu
For nlr by
RAcnsT vi-rosrr
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(1., re, 41 11 - .1?1 Jourry Court, New York. -
111: Li.: to 4111110J/ICP that CIO) h•INe 01/1 . 111•Ii Clary
1, 61( 'WI 11 . 11,1U11 111 C .4),1,•11 11.111C/1 lit. ulilainrJ ~o
. 3 7.• Of the 1 '1 1 . 1 14; ~.11,1.0r( m Elmland and cl-.4.:wlwre 1 , 3
1.' 0 11:1'1 01 , r0r1' , D , 13 ..xi c , 111(..! to all c1,i,r1.• of obi:timing (ac
!u:_ Li , 1 , ...:1 , 1“; ,, i! of en.-15 all Itheleht 11l
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..1.1 , 110 , 1•1•111/!. thr virtirulur, tlic•l-441,tctIbers to
•. 1,, .1 tti.Clll2 Dtllo,ll Bank
I 1% iltr..‘ttf ri a 1/F ItZ •, ,1N a ,11111 111 111,-
1. / 1/1111 4 1M1.,11111:1/1. being 1,3 thr
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Ih d. 0 .. .%lay, I-5). 'hod, on flo•r:.e.` 1113 I e run-Alio
ace alld !Volt heinlf tit-t agi, 1,1 p•iaat.3, ;lea
Ilattle. Of all (Ito Itaf,e, I . IIIM . l II 111 LC
each an.] ou tl.i. :lilt .la 3 nt June next,
Inch It,. OW 0: Ila• raCt: I tII I, knot 11. the xx ell he
t,trthuted: the Wa11...rt.! tiL,tianie 0111 0 att 111,1111:1 is,,r-e m t;le,,,
i." lad a trite at'
0:1.c Uundri--d Thousclncl Dorars
hint of the eccoud z 310,11111 &c., ,n ,cconlmice oah the nbove
PCht`ltiC.
Drawing all Flll,- s tt ill Le en producing
their 11 1 / 1 11bUtl. TO t•ntlentt•t, t't prr•+trl•t' deittii,,toti %\ ra tit:
atveli; tini,atlimiing et try to the ~ulAcril.ers and the
itolepeoJetilly of the atom, the Wolof hate Opelled
I,v %Ilan tv lnc 4alc of the od d .) may
be ettained in all the groi raring e, via: , nJ .in it ill In. Keit by-a
more detailed pra.pecifiN urn ardial lu all eall,-eri'a , r,.,T.ll..nor.nrlt
OF Ayr rA‘ORITF (101,1, IY T 111.7. ri v.
A COASIII 11(01A: 1 , 1
IVINS OR SOT.
.1 cumuli ion of 10 percent to cuter expem,es will be deducted
on pq)11
Aoj farther 114n:ration reiviired, o fl I,c afford. d by the bccre . -
hay, Mr. Archibald Uaßosen/Jo at the idlice. 0i .0:e to whom
all applications fur Agencii.2. and miler Cl. 1111111 1 1,11 1 ,7•11.1 m. are to I.e
addre, , ,ed your Pun, and Al reintilances, either by Dill or Note
up be made, in retort' tor %, loch nainiberFdCertiticated will be fur
‘ll:l a..direeted.
f horses entered for the above, and all other Itaceb of lin
portancemay be seen at theotlice..
0 TAINILEE 11,1710.131701
raibanUe • Genuine Genie Manufactory!:
The rubscriLers having purclin-c,lrdirbanks celebrated genu
ine bcale 'interns, and einplo)ed a %terkman, Mr. itrooks,l% holm.
had n tom/ experience in their inamitac WM, beg tent e to itifbrin
the public that they are now prep IrCli to (urn la loonier ant:Article
'Ripener to LIM %lung of the kind e% er ollined i i thin market.
Nile sithrei 'hers would nlro caution their friend. against pur
chasing xvortlitessnrliiclex• purporting lo be Fairhatikr' reale front
irrelPoll.4llllC It intern tit yankee pettlers—at mar.qat tare the grits ,
ine artirle. The r4illowiti:: are our prices.
Ilayeenles, of I Tons dr,llt. Vo
Coal Scales, of 1 ton drat'.4o
PlatforndScaler, IWO Da+. (Iran. 35
Do. do. - do. v. tilt lioirtingirVP,
and net on trucks,, 49
Du. fie 1100 Ike. drai i, 311 .
- Do. do. do. on troche. with hoisting lever, 35
•
Fairbanks denerleapt virile. 131 , 0 Ilk, 31
Ilck. to. do. Iltiti lbs.
Do, do. do. ; 1500, on trucks 'via, hoirling l'
I le. yr, 37
1)0. do. do. 500 lbs.- 10
'Flour racking Scale..M.o 11s 21)
Counter Scales. , et.. to lint Ile,. platform
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Do 1 ozcln 11. r. platform itr.:ScoOp, 1
Dale's Counter tr - rnte,hr.,.... lex ,r. I r•/. to 31) lbs. ghat . ). It
At) ;he clove article., are marn•Lted. Those wishing to obtain
n good and re/intik Scale ni. reqtte , tott to glee iis a gait at No 111
French street, nearly oppor He rile rnrmers Ilutel.
Cl=
main DAGUMAIRLIA.N.
SiiEnmAs&t.imw are hal pt• Vinannaml to the Ladle,. awl
Gentlemen of Erie, and the frieml. of .eieriee and art in the
zezion round ahunt„ that they are totpattol to take I.lkenratto•tt of rl
fillperitor qttality at floor room,, 01Cr 311,1,11,7t0n & Murphy's I.tore,
three lluor+ coot of litot‘
1 hero AN set•eral Ze.6.0114 persons enn obtain better pie
three At our rooms Omani ouy other in this city, or in tin, part of
the country. t/11'• I'.
WII lITII TIIE EMIT LIaIITI
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Ft} light had vide light Conn IN IT'—each correcting the bolts of
the caber, and producteg u inpaural nod not t•rantiful eirect.—
TRY rr, WHOEVER IS NOT SATISFIED WITH PIC-
TURES TAKEN ELSEWIII:I2E!
Another renvon is. %t e have the bent amaratup. The importaile
ui tvili 14` OVIOUR to nny OW°.
• • •
IVe 66616611 not otrer [luxe Ulu) tat Cr UM llith their pairounee, the
tetdpid. rerloe.iikv Ott stgA o Web loony who cull ibenskelre,.
nrnvls prettc.et to rho public- Neither ritall oe otter there .dark.
ctramtq itertge6t teltieb banal I eltuet ere Meet hues told rewsehle
tin ne•01v6.66; but el, •ir and R0C.1111,3 I.ltielleC+. POgteVilig tile
beatified Idendleu or hultt tort ehade, richne. l nun t it!"
(9.11% remarkable (Inuit:ether. or !colorer, true expremlon of the
et e, boldneed CI rebel. di:ounce mid invisihilltrof track ground,'
do lead of 1161 1 , 46. .01thee., tretuparrnt and-ottl.tie effect.
Remember there ken room orthe kind near here whirl' hug the
r,6ellltic. of title. 16 6c lo he it perm:merit esunbligiment.
6 . 1"/ . 0 111: 1: 6 41'.1LI:12 is our motto. W. lI.BIIFIRMAN,
Erie, re 16.2, W. N. 14:1116.4.
REMARKABLE CURE OF SCROFULA.
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21..100 11,500 7,5 , 111 5.1.1)11
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cow 4J-31
Bold UP Walk Up and sae the Bang Up!!
911tEinita.c ins lied to call at the Pale Steam Foundry, or at
our Sli/le. Mitt e‘.llllllte the last Paragon of Cooking SlOVeg,
gut out it ith 1111.'011141011 large Oven, high enough to bake a
I irgol'itrkeyou its fret. Si tide six lot es of bread are baking:mound
it. The •bliou.e and Colltlttilult" it has made East. hag induced the
thitracterigtic note of RANG 111*. One who lately saw lane
(oaken or halczt bread, taken from the.uteii at one
•ti me, "wag rein hided of the capacity of a small .it which drank
tutoynart. oft 'ley at it dr1111,.41t, and did not then till the measure
u Inc it Colllllllled then four itiCile:l," Sue certificates.
Erie, Feb. 2, IC-.30. L.::ST ER, SEN Err & CHESTER,
I.( -ler, & Gent.—To your Inquiry
v. limber the "Haim Cii" Cooking stove purclim,ed from you dir-
Wm the prerent montb, ha 3 givtli .atiolliction or not, I lime rho
nie,wor i.t mibnering dint at.id I.toi e has mei our fulictit expecta
tion ut ilery particular, mid would mit Wench:limed for any atil
t, patient nun in lite of 1% oicii I lute knun
cry respectfully, your obedient bet . % A. SCOTT.
31eQtrs. Lrctra Frunrtt & Chester; Gent.-.,-We are us'iy, n your
d 111 , P:1.111 Cooking Son, e, called the .flung Ulu," and af
ter a fair trial I can recommend it as silt mot to any stove in use
ill till , 1.4 . 1 . ,i1011 Among the inmhpromitient advan
tages of this slot is the - commodiousness of the Oven, it being
.11theientli cap:v.l,m+ for the large .4 family, and alto in a saving
of 1111 . 1. • I 11111 1 1 :111 - Siieti that one 11111 fuel MCC:01:11'V for any
flimsy we have Cl er used will , us' my supply tide. Take it all in
all 1 thick it difficult to improve.
Truly lours, MILES W. C.1.1.7G11EY.
•'1 r,'. Lestr.r. Sennett & elteArri 11.,e,1 your
Imam, ••Itang Up" Cooking Store, I %%611 to expre.s nit eel ire
, al,l.letiotl of its valoe, at coed Wing all the good qualities I de
'owl!. mad gloat take great plearere in ohlityi ttg to IN 'twilit , . 111111
01 20)1% int; It to any who may welt to bee it in operation, at my
Gr,,ery .ture, corner of itli and State streete.
110HACIR BALDWIN.
W. Xt. U. NOWI.TON & BON. "
E.E.1%,:".r0NE . Bl'll,lUNp,',NO. 1, FOUR 1)0011.8 BELOW
• BROWN'S HOTEL, ERIE, PA.
Sr , TION 11-L, NORTH!WOW., Ptieks out
about n ts, 1 . rontalu log h theing I.nwpv, Solar to., Pastors, 'a n
T.11(1 a ; of other articles, which the
bolioblor MD V 0 , 0 without trouble or expenLe.
C ,gs, mat Aground a variety of rasa ea
.e.,, silver combs. diamond, toraitoe, - robY, form:laud plain Gold
Rings, Buckles and sink , . mrmiature lockets, &c
t. t lON 3.—Gold and Silt er. Patent Levers. Anchor and Leiden
&Inlet' and continon eecapentent Warches,gologurtnratnerelithains
nasal do. Soup Ladles , . (Battle) . Cold Pelts.)
15rtrrio s Cerro an silver, table and tea Spoons, butler
kith es. gold, silver. Grow - tit lilvei and steel spectacles.
Rtr los s.—Pen nit , rMlt Knives, Itaizors and Stropq, Shears
nod sr. is..(irS, linger Bingo steel Beads and Clasps and tassels. silk
Pares, anal la Brushes, shaving do. fine Ivory Combs:libel!, horn,
'Buffalo horn, back rind bide Combs; atrrl Pens, Needles, locket
I II k standsl vita and toll - net° Boxes, En vett - hies, note Paper, visit
ing Canis, tun ingtorks, sheet Music nod Preceptors,
rivel.koN d, SIDS. C E.—Filled with silver plated Fruit BaSkets,
Candle Shake, Souders and Tray. Branch Candlesticks, plated
and Batt:vim Cantors. Flower vases. &c,
Set I los 7.—Gerondok. Balla nia Tea Setts. extra Coffe and Ten
Pots, hair Brushes, military Soap. Wallets and Pocket Books,
„spool Racks. Dolls, ivory handle Knives and Forks, common do.
gammon Boards. Dominos. monev Belts, Port Folios, na and
yes enue Buttons. Miley MUM &c.
rtos H—t 'mita ins Ila-s Viols, Violins; Guitars, Flutes:Clot
101103A, nagelets, Fifes Accordions, Brans Horns. and right In the
middle of the floor stands three of the best Piano Fortes in Erie.
Sect to v S+, Sou 111 SI I/E.—Front Window. contents vary but lit
tle from the other. except n few Feather Dusters.
SECTION In.—Solar Lattips, Extra glasses and shades, 30 hour
an d c oo, day 0. G. and gothic Clocks, Tea Servers. Looking
GlasSes, and a great variety of Fancy Goods, all of which they or-
PT for miens low ;wean be purchased rrt any other store wett'of
:Jew York. And we wish it ,lietinctry understood that nc dont);
advertise to work I cry low f 6 order to shave you on our goods, as
another has declared was his object, but menu to be consiotent and
reasonable in alt our prices.
November 21, 1110. ' Y2B
CLZIA:Lit TIIII TTIAOR
run Tits
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Ak • groat Westornlaocomotive it -
TA!: ti NoTicE, Alit, TIIOSE 11110 ARE INi ERESTED!
lAl.l.nt SlEGEl. , scortier and convince yotiroli,eii that he iv
V Now receiving the largest.cheapectand best lot of GROCER
ct er brought to Eric. Among his astiortment may be found
thefollouingi .
S NSA /t..-Hix lona of Port Rico Coffee Sugar, Erublied, Loof and
Pulverized. a
Corst:E.-I'en hags Old Government Java, ten bags of Laguera
and ten bans of Rico.
Itlnt..tssrs.—Two thousand gallons New Or leans Porto Rico and
Sugar lloo.c.
TE....-11 'teen chests' Young 113.v0n, Imperial, flaek and Gun
powder. Imperial tea in els pound undies for family use.
• rtsit.—riveGtoirsand pound Cod ChM, Mackerel, lilted. Hol
land Herring. timoked Herring and Sardnies.
Twenty barrels Turpentine, thirty do. of 1./insect!, TAKIIII and
'raoncre oil. _
1511 kegs Brooklyn, thiffnlo and Pi fiehurgh White Lend.
The largest k ofan nrsoritnentof Paints nod Illyestuffe.
' 100 kegs of Eastern nod Pirshorgh
Lturons.—French Brantly,'lrolland Mini, Fort Wine;Ma.
dera, illalega. Claret and French WestlVlne.
Tiineeen.-100 dozen ScholFs fine New York Smoking, sixteen
boxes eavend WO dozen line cut Rappecand N:neCaloy Snuff.
Ten kegs and 100 flasks Kentucky Rill° Powder, filly bags of
Shut, liar Lead and I'efetWsloll
Thirty hoses Candy. 05 drums of klalagn Fige,flo Jars pruner
end a great yarietysif articles in my Rue that would take more
time than 1 bavrioeivumeratethem.
To my old customers and the public generally, I would say, tall
at ettEGEL'S Corner, directly' opposite the Farmer's Hotel and see
for yourselves, that Cant bound to sell wholesale or retail. cheaper
than nay other e.tublithrucat West of Hulfulo. C. 811iG81.
Erie July? 1810- , - it4B
NEW CONE 2 UN
LIVERY ‘ANDEXCIIANCE STABLE;
W.U. DRALEV having purchased and made
additions cc, the Livery Stock formerly owned by
E.Winie.sintaleon Elate street, between 71band
sth, in the rear of James Liddlets .ttlachantith shops, would in
form bis friends and the'public that it will afford Lim pleasure at
all (laws to accommodate them with
• norsos. Buggies and
Ire le nkto prepared to Set and Trim Tathi, and attends Lame
and Sick norms, in the moat approved manner. Wont warrant-
ed. liorws taken to keep by the neck. month or year, on Mason
able irrlng. Erie, Jan %I, 1t'34.1.—Pn77
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as saparillaiW il d bosty sad Pandoliondons.
pound:- . ..:
Tts valuable Medicinal preparation DIFFERS ENTIRELY
!tom any simple ..Extraetofillanuiparillar or common puri
fying Medicine. li ii a compound of many of the
MOST CLEANSING MEDICINES.
With °then, noting d'reclfy gidatirs or having inunediate
reference to tho relief and Continued healthy operation of some
internal organs. It contains articles which enter into no" other
preparation in existence, and -
IT Id UNRIVALED
• In purls lug and reftethlog effixts, by any Medicine in the world
It is put up
IN LARGE BOTTLER.
In any pleasant to the taste. and Is more concentrated,
STRONGER, UE'TTERAND eIIEAPER
Than any attar :Mulct, Persons who have 'taken "Sarsapa
rilla" be M. rattan, without relief, have been radically cared, by
using two or three bottles..
This 'a the only Compound In which Sarsaparilla. Wild Cherry
and Dandelion are so prepared, to oder the peculiar virtues of
eaeL: in combination with pure Extracts °father healing aerie ies
in a highly concentrated nate. Its ingredients are
rua MIX VEGETABLE.
And are such fountain! haekene are totind—thouch chiefly a ffec
thiecertalu pare—ht their general tendency to produce the moat
cleansing and healing , eftcts.
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To cure unity disease's Biopsies. Kidney Complaints, &e.. draw
off Watery 11111110T$ from the Blood or corrupt and irritating secre
tions of diseased organs from the body, without the thorough ors 11-
ATltil U t vim Kiusims, as caUred by Oa. Medicine. No OTIII
extract es en pretends hi this cited. In filet this very operation
fix u•lurh it It poetic:darts compounded. differs front all oilier prep.
uration4, and snafus it tile beet compound in existence.
IN ALL CASES OP DROPSY.
the this mq.litine. It reliant It has cured when lift, itself
teas despa 'red 4. It contain,. article.' that will care if anything
can, and takes the only method to wake permanent cures. This
Remedy
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All impure and gross liiiinours, not only by working dlreeily on
the Mood, tett by restoring each organ to healthy vigor, nod espe
cially increasing the action of those whit h draw from the body,
and lastingly remove all
IMPURE OR DISEASED FLUIDS.
All diseases originating in a depraved state of the vital
Eruptions, Ulcers, Sores, Collection of Watery Humors;
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD,
Will find this the best alterative, and most cleausittaltiedicinedsr
Wore any other is invigorating effect. It has worked come of the
greatest cares ofDiscases of the Urinary Organs.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS.
Illadders, Re. A splendid diuretic. No extract is so good for
Weaktieve of the Rhine' e. Weak back, Retention or Involuntary
flower Urine. Burning or Scalding, iscrolacntary EalitlllOAS, or
other irritability. Remounts, the only Medicine that kepis-Mere
parts. lit Scrofulous habits of the !System, Las and Weakened
elated.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS.
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Wasting diseases or the Lungs. Pains In the Breast. Ste:. the sooth
ing Pectorals and bracing Tonics, hen! the Lungs most k indly.
and ettengthed the body. while the acrid humours that load the
e) steal are cleansed. 7 kerelieving action of flea Kidneys is 'nark.
ed in Lange disease. It is tvartanten superior la any preparation
—Sudden attacks from Exposure are certainly eared.
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FEMALE CO3tPI.AINTS,
For Irresular. Suppressed or painful Menstruation. Fluor Alber s
Uterine Diseases. or any derangement of the Female Frame. It
never disappoints expectation No emission nadir...Me teill reach
theta derangements. This compound contain. certain Roots. eke
beat and only ones that should be wed. It cures the most aggrava
ted banns.
' GENF:RAI, DEBILITY AND DECLINE,
It will refresh immediately. A tcw days' use will convince the
incredulous. The appetite Mere:mil—the nervc,‘ so quiet—al kite
raked and new, Pure and Rich Blood takes the place of vitiated
and corrupt.
U,SP.IT IN YOUR FAMILIES,
Yon will never he without It. It w lii do more good. and cure
MOTO speed fly, the hundreds of petty diseases, Colds, Bowel Com
plaints, Immure Blood, &e., than anything you have ever tried.—
Look al Cerlales. 7'he WEAKEST iNTANT Of OWE( delicate Fe.
male can take it with perfect safely.
IZEZ
BEAR IT IN MIND.
That this Is the may medicine that has ever cured the tow, wearing
FLVIF.R. as attested by the oaf mime thirty of the cured.
And you will acknowledge
' THERE IS SOMETHING IN IT.
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Where obstructions atilt. organs have caused deposits.
GRAVEL,
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Or Stone in the Rladder, thin medicine has been wed with ninon
snecei,d. For Certijicales of Csres of this or any disease,
see Pamphlet of cures.
TH R WORST FORMS
Of DISEASFS of the STOMACH and ROWELS. Costiveness, DVS
FF:PSIA. with Debility, &c. For 'towel Complaints. it eon be re.
tied on as a certain remedy. Also, when accumulation of bile has
Jaundice, &c., mr when they are coming on, lake this and yeas are
safe. It carries oil the corrupt bile rapidly, by the natural chase
reds, and teases immediately. It has cured
LIVER COMPLAINTS
v.Ve4
p
or ,
years standing, as certificates testify, It always glees satisfac
tion. Try it. Great Physicians prescribe ahroys diuretics. This
compound is excellent—Dandelion alone la almost specific.
LOOK FOR TESTIMONY
On the pages of our PA MPH LETA or columns of our papers. A lint
urns influential names has Perer been given lit support of any
Medicine. We have there indisputable testimony of the certain
cure if retry disease we mention. The mast thoroughiirecstigation
isreluested. GET A PAMPIILET. Eall on the certifiers or ark
their opinion, and you too will use it. It wilt affect you ditferent
from any other, and we think it will do you more good.
Prepared by Dr. II IL mirEns. Buffalo.' All orders addressed
to E. Hollidgc at his variety store.22S'llla st. BMW°, N. Y.
For sale by Carter & Brother, Erie, I. Iyl2
MI
Arl'tift this I will return and Will build that which Is fallen
down, and 1 will build again the ruins thereof,and 1 will ret
it u{ ." An exile returned, may every wind waft come lost exile
home, arid finally may the lime hasten when the last returning
wanderer halt be reclaimed and gathered to the fold:
The subscriber, alter coming up through much tribulation Anti
having his works tried as by fire and suffered loss, has
come to himself. and has received a small stock of 11001"8
fir sale. nail expects more. which will be disposed of cheap far
Cash, It 14 hoped that my friends will not be discouraged becaule
the stock is small—remember htitliat is faithful over u few things
shall be made ruler over niany. The subecriber returns his thanks
to his friends for part favors and especially to those who have
with warm he:lmam] open hands patronized him in former }ears
who, in prosperity, in adversity, in tribulation and oppression,
showed by works of their father as latch I 3 in heaven acted on the
principle that it is no more blessed to gli.e titan to receive. Ite
stilt wants the patronage Of his friends, and will be thankful for
the smallest favors in his lane. lie has nothing to promise them in
return at present. Hecould pay them a faihionable compihnent,
but at would lie like femling them on husks. Maythey long live to
gladden the hearts of the orphans; and wipe the tear of affliction
and grief from theeye ofthe,oppressed widow.
Ile believes that Ile that numbers the hairs of the head and does
not allow a sparrow to fall without his notice, will enable the
subscriber to show his gratitude by his works. Theta he would
almost be willing to say in the language of good old Rimeon, let
thou thy servant depart in peace. 'Some few persons in former
days have complained of his style ofexpressing himself. lie re
arms exceedingly that he should be so unfortunate as to express
himself so as to offend the most sensitive. delicate and chaste
ear. tie would not wish to he understood that he is complaining
because others differ front hi:n. They have as good a right to dif
fer froni him as he has to differ from them. dhortly expected
Providence Permitting, an assortment of Christmas and New Year
nooks. Constantly kept on hand Qlllll4 Paper, Black sand, Blue,
Black and Red Ink; Blank Books ruled and bound to pattern: old
Rebmann : , on short notice;
t rod 7 Yineirar in
Corner f E einhange for Rags.—
Emma anti anti Six streets.
OLIVER SPAFFORD.
Erie, December 22.1819.,
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AVARIETY of Solar Lamps, of the unwept pawrna and moat
approved I , tylem'alao, Camphene Lamps of different styles,
cithuno 6. chicks &c.. conautntly on hand and will be
Fold cheap. W. N. LEWIS
.1000 GALLS. Ohlo pressed and turned Stone Ware. eon
sistiug of' Char ns, Jars. Plutleriars. Milk Crocks int.
&e. for sale cheap at the Keystone Grocery, No. 7. Poor People.
Row. T. W.IIIOORE.s
Erie, Nov. ill, MO,
MI; HA MS.—Scotch, French and Maclean Glebomr. for Fate
very cheap by., 8. R. DEWEY.
BROWYrind leachefi Sheefings and Shirtings by the bale
piece or yard, at the very lowest figures, at TIHDALS'
MERTNOES.—French, English and German I fifetinoes,
grades and colors.' Cull and see them. - S. R. DEWEY'S.
Erie, Oct. G. 21.
SUt:AR CURED WHITE FISII, a delightful Jupt fe
l., calved arl.for sale by I, R. 0. HULBERT
Nov. 3. 1119. "
NOTICE.
TilinINGNB indebted tothe subscriber. late Prothonotary of Erie
county. for taxes and fees on Judicinl proceeding!. ate hereby
notified that their accounts arc now madnout and placed In the
hands of Jonas Gunnison. Esq., for Immediate collection and
payment to him or to the subscriber, Is the only way to save cost,.
Erie, March 9, 1b , 30.-0m43 WILSON KING.
tar Tag 110WF. , N COUGH CANDY." The best and cheapen
g.) ankle ofthe kind; price 3 and lOcents a nick.
Erie, March 10. J. 11. BURTON.
"Sola Anderson my Zoe John."
ANDERSON'S Solace and eoodwin's hewed Cavendish To
bacco for sale by J. 11, BURTON.
- ••••••• •
UTALI. AND WINDOW PAPER.- A good assortment !Ma
r T ed eery cheap at
March Z. WRIGHT'S Corner.
DRISTOL'S Superior Emmet Vanilla , Bitter Almond, each,
LP Lemon, &c.,also superior Rose Water, for sale py
Erie. Morel, 1. • • J. U. BURTON.
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
i N Ii tr it itityp i a d V! lit 1 6 A Vi 7 , '
A RE now doing business on the IfiZal plan, gi v ing the tanned
a participation hi the profits of ilia Company. withoutliabill
ty beyond the premium patd-
Risks upon the L a kes andCanal Insured on the most hivorable
terms. Losses will beliherally and promptly adjusted.
Fire risks on incrchandize.buildings and otherproperty, In town
or country, for a limited tenn pemumently.
iprlts.
Joseph H. Seal , Jinnes C. Hand, Ethrnfild A. cinder,
Theophilus Paulding. John C. Davis, H. Jones Brooke,
Robert Burton, John Garrett, John IL Penrose,
Hugh Craig, Samuel Edwards, George Kermit,
Henry Lawrence David D. Stacey Edward Darlington
Charles Kelley. Imttre R. Pants, J. G. JOhnson.
William Folvrell, William, Hay, John P. Newlin,
Dr. S. Thomas, Dr. R. M. NIMOII. Jot* Seiler, Jr, •
Spencer Mc Hyalite.
A. SCOTT, /050. M. W. CAUGHEy.
tit OTT & OAVGII3IIIr.
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ItIER
-
- • CHAPPI.S.
Were-House and °Mee. East end of Public dock, nio,
Dealers in Coal, Salt, Fish, Flour. Plaster and Water-Lime;
and General Arms fbr putchasing, receiving. docking and ship
ping Lumberand Staves. i Morel, iik 1130.. _„. 44
T.,ilAvElustarrivMfroW the East with a large asserunent of
1 Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Sugars, dm., which I svIE sell
a littio cheaper than any other Establishment to the- ci t y,, Give
'me a tall if you have any doubts as to the truth of this am m o
and satisfy youistives. T. W. MOORS.
Erie, Nov. 17,1149. . - „ „
FIRE AND %E V MIER PROOF PAINTS. An atatittne mot
colors of this valuable yet cheap article on hand and the Sate
by CA4TER & PROTIIER.
rr I 9 tstrosstuLE
runiriEs AND DRIVES OUT
BILIOUS DISEASES,
3Lnetter Resurection.
LAMPS.
STONE WARE.
Richard S. Newbookl, See,y; Mania Preal
ET Application eon be made to
Erie, Feb. 10. 1010. KELLOGG, Agent, Erie
CAUTION asses.
A man by the name of CLAPP hoentrard with n young man
of the name of S. P. Townsend. and uses his name to NS up a
Sarsapatilla, which they call Dr:Townsend'a Eareaparllttiole
stonalnating It GRIVVINE, Original, act. n is.-siss
doctor. and never was; but was ftinnerly aw o r k eron railroads,
canals. and the like. Yet he assumes the title of Dr., fbr the per.
pose of gaining credit fc.r what he la dot. This Is to caution the
public not to he deceived, and purchase none but the GENUINE
ORIGINAL OLD Sr. Jacob Townsend'a Sarsaparilla. havltig
on it the Old Drhs. likeness. his fatally coat of arms, and Itis sig
nature ucross the coat of arms.
Prlscipol Office,lol !farms st., NelaTurk
OLD ;111. maps TOWNSEND,
Old Dr. Townsend Is now shut 70 yearsot nee. and ha,
been known as the AUTIIER and DISCOVERER of the tit:N-
U/NE WOG/NAL "TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA." Ilving
poor, he was compelled to limit its manufacture, by which means
shay been kept Out of market, and the sales circumscribed to
those only who had proved its worth,and known its value. It had
reached thecars of many,nevertheles., no tho,e pert.ouswlto'had
been healed of sore diseases, and sated from death, proclaimed
Its excelleneeand
HEALING POWER
Knowing, malty years ago, that he had, by hi. , skill, tir lenc e and
experience. devised an article which uould be of iocalcuble ad
vantage to mankind when the menus would be furnished to bring
It into unitive's:ll Mice, when its ettestimable S irtues w mild be
known anti appreciated. This time has come, the means are sup
plied; this
GRAND AND UNEQUALLED pftp.p,tfl A TiON
Is manufactured on the largest scale, nail is called for throughout
the length and bredth of the land, especially as it is found incapa
ble of degeneration or deterioration.
Unlike young S. P. Tow tisend's, it linproves with ege. and nev
er changes, but for the better: beeaure it is prepared as scient(fie
principles by n scientific man. The highest knowledge of Chem
istry, and the latest discoveries of the art, hate till been brought
taboret - Mishit:at in the manufacture of the Old lie's. Sarsaparilla.
'rhe Sarsaparilla root, It, is well known to medical men, contains
many medical properties, and some properties which are inert or
useless, and others, which if retained in preparing it for use. pro
duce fermentation and add. w hid' is injurious to the system.—
Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla arc so voicirift. that they
entirely evaporate and tire host in the preparation. if they are not
preserved by a scientific process, known only to those experienced
in its manufacture. Moreover, these volatile principles, which
fly off In vapor, onus an exhalation, under heat, are the -very es.
seatialmedicalpropertiesof the root, which give to it all its value.
Any person can boil or stew the root till they get a dark colored
liquid, which Is more from the coloring iiiniter inn the root titan
from anything else; they can then strain tins Insipid or vapid It
quid,sweeten with sour molasses, nail then cull it "SARSAPAR
ILLA EXTRACT or ellf RUP." But such is not the articleknown
as the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RILLA.
This is so prepared, that all the inert properties of the Sarsapa
rilla root arc first removed, ever) thing capable of becoming acid
or of fermentation, is extracted' and rejected; then every parti
cle of medical virtue is secured in a pure and concentrated form:
and thus it is rendered incapable of losing any of its v aluable and
healing properties. rrepared •in this n ay, it is made the most
tutu:caul agent lit the
Cure of Innumerable D'seasee.
Hence the reason why we hear commendation+ of every side in
its favor by men, women, and children. We rind it doing won
dery In the cure of
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER COMPLAINT;
and in RIIEUMATISM, SCROFULA, PILES, COSTIVE
NESS. all CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, Fl UPLES, BLOT
CHES. Dud ail affections arising from
IMPURITY OF TDB BLOOD.
It possesses a 111:01TIOUS elliency in all complaint. misfile front
lediffeetionalrotn Aril/sly of the Steneovh, from unequal circula
tion, determination of blood to the head, palpitation of the heart,
COlll feet fluid !iambi, cold chills rind hot flashes over the body. It
has not itsequal4ii , Cads nod Curie.; and promotes easyerpcc
toration and gentle perspiration, relazing stricture of the lungs,
throat, and !eery other part.
Bat io miltitla id its exceltenee more lonaifc,lly seen and ac
Mine, ledged than in all kinds and binges of
1 , 11111.11 X COMPLAINTS.
It works wonders in cases of Flour Albasor l'alling of
the Wendt, Obcfructed, Sisrpremd, or Painful .11enea, Irregulari
ty of the menstrual periods. and the like; and is as effectual in
curing rattle forms - of Kidney Diotes•es.
By removing, obstructions. and regulating the general system, it
gives tone and strength to the whole body, thus cures all forms of
Nervous diseases and debility,
and thus prevents or relieves a great variety °Railer inala dies, as
Spinal irritation, Nenralgia, St. FINS' Dance, Swooning, Epily
tie Fde, Cusaculai.n,, 4re. • •
it cleanses the blood, excites the liver to healthy action, tones
the stomach, and gives good digestion. rel Wet', the lotvels of tor
por am i d constipation, allays intlamation, purities the skin, equal
uses the circulation of the Mood, prodlici tig gentle is ;math equally
all over the Was, and vie insensible perspiration; relaxes all
strictures and tightness, removes all obstructions. and 1111 igo
rates the entire nervous system, Is not this then
Tho medicine you pre-err.incntly need!
Rideau nn7• of theYe things be said of S. P. Ton n.end'e inferior
article? This young times liquid iK not to be
COMPARED IVEVII THE 01.1) DR'S,
because of one GRAND FACT, that the out: is INCAPABLE of
DETERIORATION, and
NEVER SPOILS,
while Smother DOES; souring.fermenting. and : kissing. Ike bot
tles containing it into fragments; the sour, ncid bquid CA1110(IIII",
and damaging Other goods! Must not horrible compound be
poisonous to the system? —lna! pat and huge a *Mem iertady
diseased icia acid! What causes Dyspepsia but acid? Do we
not all know that when food soars in our rtontaelts, what ink
chiefs it produces? flathlence, heartburn, palpitation of the heart,
liver complaint, diarrhoea. 11)sentery. colic, and corruption rd the
blood! What is Scrofula but an acid !tumor in the !wily? IVllat
produces all the humors which ..ring on Eruptions of rite skin,
scald Head, salt Rheum, Erysipelas, White Swellings, Fever
Sores, and all ulcerations internal and external? It is nothing
under heaven, but an acid substance, milk!) *ours, and thus
spoils all the fluids of the body, inore or less. whatenuFcsßheu
matiem but a sour or acid fluid which insinuates itself between
the jointsandelsewhere, irritating and inflaming the delicate tis
sues upon which it acts! so °Nervous diseases, of impurity of
the blood, or deranged circulations, and nearly all the aihnents
which afflict human nature.
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Now is it not horrible to make and sell. and infinitely worse to
Use t h is
SOURING, FERMENTING.' ACID "COMPOUND
or S. P. TOWNIMIND,
and yet he would f 4,111 have It understood that Old Dr. Jacob
Townsend's Gessuins Original Sarsaparilla, is an .I...IIITATIO:g
of his inferior preparation! !
Heaven forbid that we should deal In 4n an ic le which would
boarithe most distant resemblance to artiCk!
raid which should bring down upon the Old Dr. such n mountain
load of complaints and eriudantions from Agents who tune sold!.
and purchasers% who hare used S. P. Townsend's PER 3IEN TING
CORIPOUN D.
We wish It underatood, bcenure it iP the absolute truth, that 9.
P. Tow•nreud's article and Old Or. Jacob t•tariaparit-
In nre heaven-wide apart, awl infinitely die-similar; that "they are
unlike in every particular, hat, Wig not one single thing in coin-
MOM
As S. P. Townsend is no doctor, and never was. Is no chemist.
no pharmaceutist—knows no mdre of inedleine or disease than
any other common, unscientific, unprofessional man, whatgrar
astes can the public have tint they are receiving n genulneselen
title medicine, containing all the vi Giles of the articles used in
preparing Gould which are in capable of changes a hick might
render them the AGENTS of Disease instead of health,
But what else shauld lie expected from one aho knows nothing
comparatively Of medicine or disease! It requires a. person of
some experience to cook and serve up even a common decent
meal. How much more Important is it that the persons who man
ufacture medicine, designed fbr
Weak Stomachs and Enfeebled eYstemP,
should know well the medical properties of plants. Me hest Man
ner of securing and concentrating their holing 'virtues, also an
extensive knowledge of the various el.caseg Which ntlect the hu
man system, and how to adapt remedies to these diseases!
It is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, to pour (satin Into
wounded humanity, to kindle hope in the despairing bosom, to
TetliOrChealih and bloom, and vigor into the crushed and bro ken,
and to banish Infirmity that OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND has
SOUGHT and FOUND the opportunity and means to bring his
and Univers-I Concentrated
needed,
that
reatnanin to the knowledgeof all who that
they may learn and know, by Joyful experience, its
eendent Eoarei t_o Renl.
For 011 i tr i L l it, mutton, N o . 3. Deed House, tale, Pa.
Erie. July 14,1578.
=Emu diutstrazatuarr. '49 111.‘ '5O.
hLATEST and largest arrival of Clocks. liVatt hes,
Jewelry, Solar and Campltenc Lamps, Fancy
Goods am" at
Q. .
: L 0 Oil I 0 0i 0 Owe:
Oa Stale Street, Nearly opposite Brown's Hotel, Erie, Fa.
W HO have Just returned from New York. and have received
a complete assortment of the above Goode, together with a
I great variety of other usefsl and ornamental Housekeeping °ni
-1 \ cies. whom. ufellinspecticu. will be found Prices lone. than any
ether maws inlownt; for let iPbe known that this establishment
pays Cosh itotea for Goods, notwithstanding the slily reports cit.
culaled that Loomis & (o. arc only doing a COllllllll , lllOll business
`for a House in New York, and let It aleo be understood that so long
GP thepublic. (not New Yorkers.) cohtrol their afkdre, and ate
disposed to be generous, so long will they receive a Just share of
the profits.
From large porch:we. of different EsenpementeofWATCHF.B of
the most celebrated Maker. in Europe, direct from importing
Houses, they me ennbtetj to offer a superior Illtiele at n ‘ery law
prim. In the Meehan{ al by:with, particular nttcutini\ wily be
nit en to the repairing of Watches, Jewelry and all articles per
taining to the trrde
Having two line noriarsa from Europe. together with Engine
Tab, seldom found in coney shos, the pledge themselves to
make good work and give satisfact i o n.
Engraving of Spoons, Seals,Jent y, 4-e., done in the best style.
N. 11. —All Gold and Slime Hoods bought of C. Loomis& Co.
will beEngraved. If requested, without charge. Cash and the
highs mire i for Old Silver Elate. am. i
E. Nov. paidSl.
Two Thousand Stoves.
gine subserlhers.destrourto try the advantages of the VIA sr-
I ton, oflhr to cell their entire stock of Strives for cash only. at
the following prices, with Cast Hollow-Ware. thus pulting'an end
tocompetition from deniers or millers who are not nuntufacturers.
No.oPrenduin Cooking Stoves, e 7 too
" 4 • " .. 860
“ 5 •Mi - soon
3 Fulton n 4. '. 14 00
. 41 4 11 1900 •
4. - 3 Seonett's Iron Mont Cooking Stove, 17 00
- "4 64 , 61 . 13 00
1
. 4 4 Hathaway - " 18 00
G. 2 4. ~ 14 00
.. 2 , ..12 00
Air Than Parlor Stoves. from • ea 30 to 7 00
Plate or nor Stowe, from -, , • - • 200 to 7 . 00
Potash Kettles at three ecotone/ pound. Copper and Tin Fur
niture in pr to correspond, with Stove 'Went eight tents
per poun d—ranking sjoumey of DO miles an °Neel worthy
the ettbtt to buy Stoves of
Erie, free. 1,1819. 3. : ER, SENENTT & CHESTER
DROAD Cloth& Casqinteree, Sal him,. Tweeds, Kentheky Jenne
ft good a,oriment, Gm) SE LEEN dr. SON.
•-•.. The Grist Illedicinal t Naturel
211121
AU2OAIC *LI
TILE wonderful Remedy of Nature. Mexican 011.1 s procured
from a well In Buritsville, Kentucky, made by the Master
fiend of Deity, in Nature's Liboratory, OA fret helms She carfare
et the Earth. !Mania:Ling power as a curative is truly wonderful.
it has ellictuall cured a grnat number of penny of the following
complaints%
Intiamatory Rheumatism, Consumption, Cr p, Colic. Serail
la. in King's Evil; Intimation of the Kidneys, inflamed or Sure
Eyes, Erpdpclies, Deep Seated Coughs, Ulseraled Sore Throat,
Whooping Cough, Fever Sores and Fresh %Vaned's, Stuns and
Statile; Sprains and Strains, Parylized Lind*, Asthma or Ptah's.-
,le; riles, external and internal; Diseased Spine, Deafeess.Dls
_eased UWoltd, intimation of Dowels, Croap, Dropsy, Scald
Dead. Ste. ----
' 'MICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Bold Wholesale and Retail by William Jatknon, the Proprie
tor's sole and only Agent for Western Pennsylvania, Northern
Ohio, and Western Virginia, FO Liberty street, and by sub-agars
appointed by hint in every county In the abate districts.
OnAt rtvE—Every, Avis is supplied with Pamphlets containing
reliable certificates ef remarkable clam Call end cm one.
BEWARE OP NUMEROUS COUNTERFEITS.
The American Oil, Inning performed by its the so many re
markable cures. and being a powerful Remedial Agent fort nrioua
diseases, has induced some persons to counterfeit this valuable
medicine. The original and genuine American Oil is obtained
(roam a well In litirksville, Kentucky, from the sole and only pro.
prietors, I). Hall, 4r, Co., who appointed Mr. Win. Jackson.rti t W
etly street, Pittsburgh, their sob). and wits Agent for supply ing
Sub-Agents in Western Pen naylvattin,lVesterii Virginia mid part
of Ohio. The true and 4Clitline American Oil is of a dark green
color. There are various counterfeits abroad—s line Feneca Oil.
some a mixture closely,resembli rig thegenuine purporting to colon
11'0111 the Pittsburgh min Allegheny Dispensary Company; some
black ,and of various other colors; tome white, said to be mantle
from the Original Alacririln Oil. D. flail & CO, the oicLy and
SOLE proprietors of the true and Original American Oil, DO NOT
nor NEVER DID supply any persons who make the art leleralled
Evru.teT of American Oil. said to ,Le refined, clarified and con
centrated. BEWARE of the worthless counterfeits, and 1)11-
SERVE that Win. Jae kson. EO Liberty street. Pittsburgh, boil of
%Wood street, is the ost.v and soLE general Agent for theabove men
tioned iliptrict, and that ?wan is a Pretsr but w hat has his name
and address printed in the pamphlet in - which each betide Is en
-0001, and likewise the proprietors' address is printed in each
pamplileithust "D. Hall & Co., Kentucky." Another way of,
detecting the counterfeits is the difference in the price. The g' n
hie is sold invariably at 50 cenis per bottle mind unless, while
suine of the counterfeits are sold at various prices under.
The pure nod only genuine American Oil is sold wholesnle and,
retail by Wm. Jackson. at the only agency In Pittsburgh, No. 09
Liberty street, headof Wood street.
ropl by the following Agents.
- 0. D. ilpatford. Erie; Thos. Willis. illillereek; John McClure,
Girurd; W. H. Townsend, Springfield; C. & J. B. Cleveland.
Conneaut; Fenton & Bro.„Conneant.l r2ll
CIE WE=
3. Wit.blitissoleffeftWgnann Dotnectie Dillsofexeliange,
Certificates of deposiie, Gold and Oilver coin, will buy and sell
current find uneurfent money, negotiate time sad sight drafts,
inakeeollections on nil the Eastern citles,aud mak. remittan
ces at the lowest Banking rates.
Money received on Deposilo and Eastern constantly on
hand nt the lowest rates of premium.
hio, Indiana, Kentuely, Virginia, and Pennsylvania flank
notes, and those of most oilier States, bought and sold on the
most reasonable terms.
Oilier, four doors below Drown's Hotel, Eric Pa.
Erie. July I. 184 t.
os & Liquors. ,
AGIIOICE lot of Wines and Liguori. combitlng of •
Pale Drawly,- St. Croix Ruin, , Rolland Gin,
Ota 1.11 do N. R. • do Trig) Whiokey,
Ciattniae do Jamaica do Scotch do
Madeira Wino, Port wine, Common do
Malaga do . do do (purejuice] Medoc do.
Alen, a large nesortment of Fresh Groceries. for sale at No. 7,
Poor People's Row. by 'l'. W. MOORE.
Erie.. Nov., 17. MIL 117
ARROW ROOT, Sago, l'carl Barley. Oat Meal. Tapioca Ver.
by WARTER & BROTHER
Dr. P. liall'e celebrated Gorqh rtemody.
rplit: intention, ofthe piddle is again called to the notice of this
invaluable medicine, which remains unequalled as a speed)
cure for diseases of the throat and lungs. The great importance
of curing rulinonary diseases in their early stages is generally
admitted, but too often neglected In practice, and hence the rea
son why 60 many untimely deaths occur from consumption and
other pulmonaryalleelious. Ilall's COUGH REMEDY Is recom
mended as a sari•, speedy and effectual medicine for curing
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Croup or Rattles, Asthma or Plithisic,
Broncllitts.Bleeding in the Lungs, Weakness of Voice. Whoop
log Cough, as well as ninny unpleasant symptoms depending
upon irritation in the throat and lungs. Read the following de
cisive testimony from a host of true witnesses aho have been
clued by using this medicine, and arc now advising the sick to
follow their example— . .
. .
Tlik is to certify that we, the itinler , igned citizens of Erie,
have used Dr. P. Hall's Cough Reno4ly for the ewe of pulmona
ry diseases, and iu m‘cry instance lime been speedily and eifectn
ally cured by its use. We regard it as a lery safe, pleasant and
thorough medicine, fluid recommend it to the public 'as fully
worthy of general confidence
John Galbraith, 4' It Wright, A M Tarbell,
IVilson King, Drilitrk, John S Drown, •
- John Hughes, L A 111111, I) G Landon,
Thos McKee, R S McCreary, 'l' !'Taft, ..
John W Hays, 111 P Eneigu, J Kehey, jr
roster Dell, John Peffer, Rolieri Cochran;
A Sherwood, - E A Bennett, I' Elistrion,
.ISahluiry, R Rabin in, Benj Grant,
IV F Rintlernec lit, .1 M Warren, %V M Gallagher,
1. Warren, - 'Thos iillgilCS• II P 31eliailey,
.1 F Tracy, 'l' Moorhead,. jr Sl' biel-on,
J I) Llmilar . J R Cochran, J Deemer, jr
M Coodn in. Charles ("rile, II (I Root,
C W Kelso, M Mayer. J R Dinars.
'flue following certificate isfroin a celebrated perfumer in Phila
delphi.l .
Dr. P. Hall—Dear Sir: It is with mai plewire that 1 inform
you that your Cough lionedy has tamed itself to he exactly a , re
presented—not only a %cry efficacious bu[plcavaut remedy for
Colds, Coughs, ,te. I have recommended it to many of my friends
who have used it, and found immediate relief by Its use, and u, Ito
cro.c bns it hided to ellict a cure. The cifects are truly magical,
and 1 nould recommend all persons suffering with Asthma, Colds
or any iliac:lse of throat or Consumption, to give it a trial.
Yours, very re%pectfully, JULES lIAUEL.
Public Caution.
nEIrAfIE OF c o u .v.4r ERFEITS
To prevent counterfeits the following worth. are blown upon
rank large bottle—"l4. P. Hall's Cough Remedy, uric, Pa," The
small bottles are marked in the came manner, evrept the tat two
N‘Ordtr. None are genuine n idiom the above and the inventor's
name—Parr /Wt[—written upon the wrapper and directions.
Por rale, wholesale and retail, iu Eric, only by I'. Hall, No. I,
Hugh b' Block, State St.
AGEATS.—B Crown & Co. North East and Watt,litirgt Thos
Vincent and Smith & Ilendryv, Waterford; Jos.VieniMenter, Pair
vien ; J. 11. Campbell, Eilettboro; 1.. S. Jones and Asa B.,ttles &
Co. Girard; Win. It. Vownrrnil, Springfield; P. Clark. Albion:
N. Callender, Meadville; 11. & A. Butler, Spring Cornerm Win.
11. ROlO.ooO.Powerstown, Cutler & Pierce, Clatlit% ilk. and by
Agent. , generally throughout the country.
For farther particulars regarding tilt. Fuperior efficacy of thin
medicine, call on Agent for pamphlet free of.charge. (limn
ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
TILE subscriber is prepared Co.:wrote all order , in his
lino. Drawing and Engraving LatidscaPes. Yto‘‘s or
llotets,St;wes Factories, Machinery, riOCiellete Seals, Business
Cards, Show ItilS , „&c„&e..
Order; attended to without delay, charges moderate.
Fredonia, July 27. 1816 M. S. PETTIT.
Free, Exhibition at Lewis ,- Cathie. Stall.
would inform my
1 friends and public
generally that 1 have re
eel% ed for toll :lint win
ter trade the largest alit
lest selected stock of
Watches. and Jewelry
ever calbred (or sale in
Erie.' The liberal pat
ronaer heretofore re
ceived, has induced me
to enlarge lily stock , of
goods. I ,will pledge
inj self to sell good goods
and at a small advance
from my wholesale pri
ces. Fourteen years
experience in buying &
selling goods in easte.n
cities, enables me to say
I have tar ilities for pur
chasing watches and
jewelery at leas price,
than any other estab
lishment in the city. 1
am receiving by Express
every month, watches
of different esenpments,
direct from manufactu
rem through the Oldest
and most extensive im
porting houses in New York. Theretore tne,_mystery is solved,-
110 w Let% is sells watches so cheap. 1 have on hand a large stock
of Gold and Silver Watches of the latest styles and of superior
quality, and prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers for Cash.
As ill sell Gold Patera Lever Watches for 838 so 8100, Gold dc
,ltched full jewelled for 828 to 060 Gold Lattean watches four holes
- jewelled, eighteen carat eases, for 814 to VS. Esher LaPelle
watches, for 89 to $l9, flue quarters watches lbr 87. All the
above mentioned watches will he warranted to keep good time for
one year. Please call and see for yourself,one door east of Lirown'ti
Hotel. Erie, Pa.
Having just obtained a Watch Maker from Europe. I- nm pre
pared to do all kinds of Watch Repairing in the best man
ner; having tools tbr makingand repairing all kinds of watches. I
Wedge myself to do ns good work as can be done in the city of
New York. Mr. Levingston will give his whole attention to the
repairing mid cleaning Chronometer, 'Naples, Lever nine common
Watches. Those having good watches to be cleaned Will do well
tOrAllalld hove them adjusted by a first rate workman. • Clocks,
Music flours, Acordions, and all kinds of Jewelry repaired in a
workman-liketnanner. at Lewis' Gothic Hall
Erie, December 8,1849. W. N. Fll+l
ILK, in LIC,—A fbolvitrerns of very nice Cameleon Sat int , and
Sleek Gro de Rhine Silke, will be found nt.
tile. Oct. B. S. R. DEWEY'S.--State Street.
LAID Long Shawls for Pale by
CEO. BELPON Sc. SON.
lista, Caps lk Ladies ram
- ,
D 8• HUNTER has just returned from New York with a 'large
110 and well selected assottment of Ham. Caps Be Ladies Furs,
which he is prepared to sell as cheap n+ can be hail at any other
establishment In this city.- -Persons withing to purchase any of
the above goods will do well to give him a call before purchasing
elswhere. Erie Nov. 3 ISO..
LETTER PAPER, of various deseriptions--Congress. Quarto
Post trill edge, for steel pens. very fine French small letter;
also, envelopes, motto wafers, silver seals, sealing was, carmine
and black ink and ink powder, and a superlorquality of Foolscap
and School paper, by J. 11. lIURTON.
StIAWI I4 . Drachm. Milieu Carbvnete. and Bilk Plaid , Long
Shawls do. , a variety of cheap "Plaid Shawls lbr sale lathe
atm. S. JACKSON.
Boots Shoes and Leather.
$l2OO WoRTII of. Men's. Women's and Children's
Boots and Shoes, with a good stock of sole and
Upper Leather, for sale at the lowest figure for good pay. ,
Nor. 3.1E49. C. B. 'WRIGHT.
Crockery Find Glass 'Ware.
w oPelling 'a If Oen a la a glom eat of New eatterna at
tftt. . 4 0. watrarr
Teas 'Teas LI 'Felts II I
T sellinggood Young I con ea or amts. per pour'', nod
Black Ten for theaaato; also. Tesot all kin& and qua:Mee t
ptoportfOnntely cheap. T. W. 11100R1:.
Eno. NOv. 17,1819.. r.
CHEWING Tobacco of the very %kind, rFae by
JAtKBON-
T ANNER'S OIL.—A few Berreleou hand. for sale by
J. 11. UURTON.
,
Q HWL, of every doe riptlon. end very elleaP.
S Erie °ma. - B. R. DEWMEI
• • • •
,F.LOUR. HALT. FM, and 'PLAWITIt.-A heavy shtick Cot
. the Whiter aril spring trade tbr sale low. at - -
Jan. 19.
.C. 8 . WRIGHT.A.
'lOOO G I INDOW DASH. MIN with a good ytlnll
ty or Ines. and hank at Ihetory prices. by
Erie, Mare h 30.1640. • CARTF.P. &
• --
Llbw CED olt, belled and raw, fur sale nt n
aboveco•sw. C.I.ItTEV, DatrfllVtt•
I.V.
In all Christianized end civilized countries has caused a larger
Bon of deaths than any other nialaely that Meta the human tiniy ;
until within a few 'viva, there has not Leon any certain remedy
the tlerutallon of that deotroyer. But now—
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM
rum rery stony of the mom itronele marked and developed cam or p m.
TIONAILY CONSUYIPTIOTI—rmI,, andeobted cases of siorraled 'and das.a.4
norr t.r.ss MAYA as were never before cured by any nth,
nudieine. So utterly hopdesirrere some of the afflicted persona, u
have been pronounced b y oY:it-km and friend. to be ACTUALLY DYITG.
Some, who had their bu al-clothes made, have been cnrecl, and yet b. e ,
other,., who It was said would not live another day, are now as well sel
hearty as they ever were.
It per...emu's all the cleansing and purify ing virtues Dearly as pswerf c t
and active as the preparation which we call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The Balsam differ, from the Extract. became It romeasea several medic,.
ti , ,na whirr% are peculiarly adap i led ta, and are esarattuity narsaary,
fuse aJ
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
and all al.enees or a polmonth7 natere—ouch diet ot." as wally prose
mu Caul under culinary treatment, when they innek the
Breast, Throat, Lungs,_ and Heart.
•
Thl+ BALSAM lIKALS /IND CERESULEERI flt the L UNGS, Ind elbelvbe,
thermally. asi essialsty and easily al as PURIVIING EXTILacT caret ss.l
heals ulcers stetemally. This Halisrn cure• NINE cam of Cauph and Cos
aumplian out of TEN, after all other remedies Lave Jaded to do rod.
Thousands of Consumptions
end Chronic Conghe abundantly prove Its Wailing ewe, in nth ds
otters, and its undonbted•cuniiive power and soothing. healing peg,
tier, in lie following complaints and diseases, viz,: Spitting of 1,1„,,,
Elreding at the Ltrage..Pran to the Breast and Side. Night-Sawa, See r .,,,
Complaint., Rilpitatioa of the Heart, Cholera Irfantwa, Dysentery
summer Complaints in Children and Adults, and antra %LILL LAYNESSZI.
LON I 4 y
A DYING WOMAN CURED
We suite this cure, to prove the POWER TO ssve Lire when this R.
SAM is used, evert alter the person is anvridercd by ph piciam
to be in the fast stages of diteare—ertually DYlNG—and, In this rue, so
TAR GONE, that the SHROUD and BURIAL-CLOTHES seers tevAt;
particulars of this case, and the rerpectable and esidoldded proof of t au.
circumstances and facts, we refer to our PAMPHLET!.
This cure was effected en Mrs. MBA DYKEMAN, of Ballston Spe
Saratoga teen% N. Y. We can prove, beyond a Simla, ftzny
almost equally hopeless, and ianueserabk cases of Cosplis and
floes CURED, which were prtmottsced incurable bp sPit.tuL niYsiciass,
A DOCTOR CURED!
DR. J. \V. FRENCH, of Halidale, HX•drek county, bfiihigas , alien Me
Ist or J.nuarl. WO, wrote as follows: "1 hare been in the regular pric.
mice of suedisine in this place for nine years, bat was obliged Tiii th e
practice of my profession c ewe of ill health. I was so severely
afflicted with a Chronic Diseau of lAa Lanes, as to convince me tine I ass
THE COVSEMFTION, past doubt. I coughed almost incessantly, night L ai
day. and had severe yams and soreness in my chest, vide, and" p ma ,y y
tried the. remedies recommended by the most skilful of the proms., %
all to no effect, excepting the nausea and debility caused by tiara lau
prejudiced against patent medicines, and have no faith now in them st.t
really, But I was induced—es an experiment, more than through &al—
to try a bottle of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; sad!
do hire acknowledge, for the benefit of the afflicted, or wham it 1:11,
serve, that le effect of its use an me was the most prompt and uhitar;
of any tum eines I ever wimessed the eruct of in all toy prflence. 14
rough was I tmedicrtely Miffed, and in about eight or ten days 1 was free
from cough, soreness of the chest, and pain, and now cousuler and pr,
rounre wysolf a WELL MIL"
Dr. Ireench is uow a respectable druggist at Hillsdale
FITS,- FITS, FITS.
Messrs. J. K. LIPPINCOTT k SON, respectable merchants it Sr.
prom Stallone county, Petnrylrania wrote to UP,ly 12, 1249, RC t .
anion a other 13 EN Errrs which bad been derived from the use of BRANT."
PULMONARY BALSAM, that one of their customers bad Just informed
them that her child, which hod been sub... to FITS for several pen
WIN cured by the use of Bums BALSA M.
Would soon be in a Grave
Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, a merchant at Pierpnnt 1,4
butes manly, Mile '
wrote to us, October 2, 10-18, and oron.d rut , , r f ro ,
sompaloot which the use of Brant' INDIAN P17.31(1.V.t17 V it. t
had effected in Mr. WILLIAM CROCKET, of on adoniung tone. It ,
said Mr. Crochet had sought relief from the best physicians and non,,,
tne-liclitoo, but found none, for the fatal hand of that unrelentmg
(*.gumption, had taken fast hold on his vitals, and mai ili
and debilitating his body, that he was a mem skeleton. lie e „„,„
up by his pllysmians and all friends, as one who would soon
rare. But es en in this hist oxtrernov,ottantie and man - ellon4 es tt
Vol it is true, that the use of univfire bellies of BR.ANI'S ISt/
PULMONARY lIALSAAI unclenched die hand of the ilef!rOlt r,
restore,' Mr. Crochet to benllll, and is noW a kralbly, hew roy vr i
man:
S. D. DAMN, P.aq.. Hot rrha n t and pastinastrr, nt Jecrson, an tui:lnnin t
tom, it, wrote to Us tthuut line OHM! 1 1111 e, and ptilteil that Inc Ha' a c r,ta,
ith Mr. CP.QCKET, and ftslo.l to his cvak:, aad all 16a
facts.
Could not Live a Day longer!
Mesnrs. E. B. CALDWELL S CO., of East Owego, Oswego fo,N , p.
renpectahle druggists, vvrme to us: " W e have just heard, thread:3h
Whiteman, a respectable citizen of this place, or en Imports:a rum of
Consumption, which BRANT'S INDIAN YULDIONARY BALSAM h.
, the wife of an acquaintance of his, who resides in the town of
mo, in this county. She had been long confinesl to her tnal—and
dangerously diseased, that her friends believed It impassible frd - '
Bre more than ONE DAY LONGER. But, when all other hole nun,
failed, she commenced taking intAsrs PLI.MON.4RY /7.11 cot
and its medical efficacy In. raised her from A, DYINd BED, no tau as
now going about and attending to her doineitie honse.lold azfai.s
She .knowledgca, and it is very evident, titt the isindetati:.
BRANT'S BALSAM - tor her recovery font u long, severe, .1
one eirknesa ; and her friends and neighbors consider that tundli:las -
valuable."
RAISED FROM TIES GRAVE.
Messrs. PRATT A. FOSTER, on erehaats, of West Cornanoll, C• 1111.,!
BRANT'S 11.11.5.-131 had effected cures of such hoptiers Catrf of to.
sustrriont in their town, that now no other conch-rucilicine could Its a
there; that it had raised some as qt.!: Me Galt F.—some ,
and all the friends raid MUST IS! OW gentleman, In parnaLit, a
so fur gout, that his pllsiciatt told hint it was useless to lair 11!) s I
suedteine. lie then, when on hope was /0, began to bad I.lll\\'C: it U
SAM--4.Arr wr.i.d..--and is nom as twit as ever he teas!
Many Consumptions Cured.
311. S. 11. CLARK, merchant, Clyde, Wayne county. N. E. tyros. ts'-,
form us tart B nwsrs PU - I,3IONARY BALSAM sold rea.l.le a; Cy,
and Pala "If the statements of some of 'our most resoectof le pee;
and pirsonal, visible knowledge, can be rutted on.
have cured many connumptire persons, several of as I,ofll I am acylo amt
with, who were so iloi , elefFiy sick as to be considered, le:
and all friends, past a possibility of cure; and yet. the (acts are, Stoll
BALSA3I has teetered Meta to PER }.CT
LUNGS BLED — MUST DIE!
Mr. Z. S. TE.RR Y, merchant, Byron, Genetee county, N. E, wrote. Aartl
24, iota: " BRANT'S MEDICINE is doing wonders here. I: Lis r-rel
a man of Consumption that all the physicians Chad end omit A.
he commenced Inking Brant's Medicine, he could not mow. i t Lo; to
his heal; he bled at the lungs, and every symptom seemed to n.d.roce
he must die ; but, naaonishing to all, he es slow able to labor. tel na
over the county. lie used only fire batiks. It ho' 01.0 rued a prau
lady of Cmuumplion in Orleaus county; as Inch her father as;, so ,taat
could •
r.I MILLER, a merchant of the same place. has certaxd to the ut..:
of the L ahore statement. .
Was believed past Cure !
lift. CORNELIUS 11. SMITH. merchant. Co llins Cram Erir Ce .7.; Y.
January 26,1849, ,aid : "Your BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BAL.
SA Id and BRANrs runiFYINAEXTRACT are ne.aly 501.1..-ll
want Immediately another euptil eel for they sell more' rapidly, fifl
belt, wtisfiution, than all the other nolicines we have fur salt TLeNt
monary Masan bur raised a lady here from a bed of dance,,, sal
severe sicknesg, which all the doctors had rrilrin up no /SCCRABLE
Tl.ey said the mrair DIE frith a Cvnsurnptson ,f the Lungs Alter a
proltouure k l the cane HOPELESS, she commerced taking BILAST 3
drLiLS.l.l3—and now she is
CHRONIC DYSENTERY,
anti SUMMER Comtimittirrs, in citildren or pozro rerwnr, curet
any luilure whatercr. Also—
CHOLERA INFANTUiVI...,
No mother need ever martin the death of her child by that chili-ccc' ,
inn complaint. when teeth/so in war] wedther—Cidda
what id canal SOMMER COMPLAINT—if "BRANT'S PULMONtRI
BALSAM" be edmtnietered to the child. A Ahould. Lou ever. i., ret
/vs., be used i. !trios aslarge potions as the directions on each bIIIO I
prescribe, until the complaint is checked.
For oak by Carter & hr. J. I . Burton, Ere: J. S. FO.qef Girard
F. J. Hopkins, 14psinefleId, 11. R. 'ferry, Edenboro; A. Toun:ott,
Union Mills; B. C. Town. North Enst; Potter. & Rea, W ,, t
field; JohnilJ. Robinson, Crauesville; and W. & I'. Jud,c , i &
tu
Waterford. 1)2
TS= WAT renrizonal
6000 'Lorca of Lard for Salon
MITE Subscriber tuning purchased the n ell known MiIRA.
VI.IN GRANTS, containing sonic 6000 acres of land, sPr
ate in Eric county, Pennsylvania, now offers the smile for
parcels of variou. sizes, and on (Cans to SI/It rich et 1 car, '1 Ive
Lands are of a quality inferior fo none in this recta It Cl [NAV%
and agord a rare opportunity to Farmers, a itli small no' ,d
acquiring an excellent Farm, as the prices are low and the 1 3 ) -
talents may he ectended, if desired, fordi nutid•er ofy ears.
Motu glint] acres are situate In the norther est corner of the ecuri
ty, , on the Lake shore and Ohio line. in a country unsurri—ra
preducing Wheat and Ernst. This tract has !Ten dii Ida lOW
hundred acre' loin, each of which has trent hi to :nacres cleared
and under cultivation together n Rh a limise and Paul. and in ru , ,,t
cases an Orchard oft - cult. The town of Conneaut and fialLo ,
with a thriving Lake trade, is located in o miles west of the Cram ,
furnishing a ready inurket furgraid and other country produce
Firringlichl, is four miles, and the flourishing !wrong!, of (Mar!.
on the Pittsburgh and Eric Canal, is ten wiles earl of the tan!.
Marketing, and especially grain. at these rives, is also in demand
at fair prices. The Ridge Road, running along the Lake ireri
Buffalo to Cleveland. passes through the middle of the tract, and
the Railroad •connecting New York city is Ith the great not. is
now being - located across the same. Conneaut creek, a ith ea
abundance of water the year round, has sufficient fall on the laud
for a number of Mill Fmk,.
. .
The other 4(5)0 acres are situated on French creek, seventeen
mites south of the Lake and city ofErie, three miles aouthear Writ
from the borough of Waterfbrd. and • three miles west of Union
Milk; all which plaresatlbol a good market for the produce of
the country. WM acres are clear and under cultivation. with a
nundier of large double Barns and dwelling HOUR'S. On this tract
are a mumbo of the best grazing farms in Erie county. A large
portion of the land is covered u Ulu 'tinder, sufficiently valuable to
induce persons to purchase for that alone. .A brisk trade has been
kept up in this region, for route years, by means of water row e)•
ances, with ateadvilte, Pittsburgh, the cities on the Ohio river,
and even New Orleans. The toad from Waterkird to Jamestow n
In New York..and Warren. in Pennsylvania. pluses through the
tract, and near the road are several Quarries of Stone, Wine of
which have been extensively worked. French creek will al.°
hunk!) n number of 31111 seats on the land, with an 'Trailing gip
ply of water.
It Is the opinion 3ffpersons capable of Judging, that both 'trete
Giants will in a few years be worth from Mt to MI per cent. Inert
than the prices at which they are now held. The title to Min
ceptionable
Persons eta distance will meet with prompt attention, I> a')
dressinglhe subsetibet,tiost paid at Erie. Pa.
N lILICKENSOERFER.
Erie, Oreetnher 13, 1.419. 31
rasg Clocks?.
OF a superior kind in maul to nnit.b. durability, Patent Ix"'
and Gothic Clocks. Office and Marino time pieces at
Etie, nee. 13,1849. , LEWIS' Gothic 11311,
Galvanic. sanilding and dilverirtg.
T H .TiT h goi a d vl . i c 'g an w h q . 'e v ' e ". o., ' le " , h o u lb % eir ni t i ta l tis n fT l e c tio i n h a y P e l T iv
Erie. Dee. e, h-19 LEIV IS' Gothic Hall.
.711)11 DYEING.
lIE subscriber Wolle respectfully inform the public that r eollllllollCest the business of PLAIN AND FANCY Dn .
IM,nt his pince.conter of Stale Weft and the Buffalo
few roods south of the WOOterl Fatten', where the •V
Ffuishiugof6armnga,theeoloringofwoollenandeoiw. carol
yarn, with twcry other description ofJoh Dyeing will beenreadly
attended to. Alley a practice of thirty years In Eurci`c
America, In all the colors glyen to silk; woollen, barn avd
cation, he hopes to be able to sutisfy all %chorally pain:mut. h.ao•
RICDARD DAGGIS•
Da' • Jegufte3. 13
-Ono Dollsir per Yard.
AFINE neFortment (all wool).ranch Marloner:. arsorted ceTetr.
Klee Induced to one dollar per yard. I.rearn. Ano. a gool
nerornnent of bilk and wool Marluoes. cnibr(4 dared vflrinret
nod Dein ner, n going cheap. of C. 13. IVRIGIIVS.
Deo, 22.
161 " BLE S PR EAES.—Wiit;: SliCad;.
by lbe yard ur ratter!). :It S cry km puce, «t!! M. G mni
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