Erie County Medical Society.
Extract from tho minutes of the proceedings of the last
meeting orate Erie county medical Society.
The following resolutions were. after a full and free in
terchange of opinion, unanitnously• approved of by toe
Society:
••ilcsolred. That no member Of this society shall be
allowed to meet in copsultution With any person acting in
tas capacity of a physician who is nut a member of this
Faaic iv, or otherwise qualified to become
,rt member ou
application under the existing constitution and by-laws
o titis sociei); and for every violation of the letter or spirit
of this resolution the member so offending shall reccivo
for'the first otibiere rho censure of the society; for the se
cond offense suspension till satisfaction is given for the of
fense committed; sod for third effenso receive expulsion.-
flesidrcil„ Ina( the above resolution be published in
tloOpers 01 the borough for three successive Weeks.
olrcd, 'Flint Gl's. Flint. Beebe. Vosburg, and
Perkins be appoints il a committee to address ti colimmii
i:anon In the public, giving our reasons for taking the
nand n e have done in regard to contultiOn, mid that said
communication be published." By order of the society.
F. W. Diltt.usa, Pres't
L. Set:V.
ADDRESS
In pursuranco of •tho above resolution. the committee
of :he Medical Suciet) would address tire public, - and state
that both in Europe end the United States various Icausie
have combined to impose upon the public men pretending
to medical acquirements vilio were totally incompetent:so
take charge of the life and health of their fellows. Duly
e ducated and high minded physicians have seen, the pro
fe;sion of Medicine last degenerating from a Betellett for
the investigation of truth to a mere means of making a
l ivi ng, alter a deceitful and dishonest one, and in pursuit
of this object, the rights of the commitnity and the hon
or of a noble science alike lost sight of. These evils wore
;core conspicuous in the United States than in Europe.
To correct them, medical mon of both continents unted
Sit asseciattone to deliberate upon the best means of giving
Me highest usefulness and the most honorable conduct
to the professtun.
In 1d46 and '47, the medical profession in the United
States met in cunveution for the purpose of organizing
themselves into a permanent association. In 1548, the
Alllerleall Medical Association held its first session at
Baltimore. It was composed of 493 deligates from 21
Stales of the Union, and of : medical gentlemh of the
eriny ale] navy. As perdue& to Iris paper, we make the
lollowing extract from the opening address of the Presi•
dent, Dr. Stevens of New-York.
i ,"Among members of our brotherhood, who acknowl
edge one faith, and sacrifice at the same altar, there urn
feelings of good will anti sympathy, which, when proper
ly appealed to—certain chords, which; when properly
touched, never fail to elicit anda mouious response. 1 .
• , Out professi o n, gentlemen, e the link that mites
s cience and philauthropy. It is a teng the strongest lig
cl
e ments that bind together the elements of society. It
teaches the rich their dependance—aud the poor to an in
note sense of the dignity of their nature. Its aim is to
add to the_comfort and leagth of human life."
Sessions of the American Medical Association formed
of deletates from county and State societies lave already
been held in Baltimore. in Boston and in Cincinnati, and
much interesting and valuable informatiou has thus been
communiceted to the profession.
-.... We have been obliged to give but a brief arid imper
fect lichee of tire fotination and the results of this great
Medical Congress. The States anti counties by local so
cieties ere now indul t , in the work. Pennsylvania has a
large aud valuable society iiivostiguting all medical sub
jects must interesting to the community. We make the
inputting extracts from the address oh the opening of the
session at Iteaclingin April 1819.
"The importance of a through organization of the med
ical prefessien was :fever morn manifest; nor more uni
versally 'recognized than at present. r •k'AYerts for such
ergunization, for the most part successful, are making in
almost every State in the Union, through-the moans of the
Aim. Med. Association. Nothing but this will preeerve
the character of the profession—improve its edecution and
elevate its ethical standard. Nothing but this will serve
todraw the line of demarcation between the physician and
the quack, and save.us from being confounded, in the po
pular estimation, Willi the ignorant pretenders .w hum the
law prevents from assuming the titles of tho, profession
as a cloak fur the vilest eharlatanisin. Oar sociqy has
tritely resolved not to appeal to Om legislature for itepro•
teetion or encouragement.`, The remedy is in ourselves.
We have but to unite the profession iu 011t3 body, to labor .
for its advaiite went in lenrning and akin, tolcheer and en
courage by friendly association every honorable phy'sician
end to exclude utterly front , peedessional intercourse all
empirical and irregular prackntioners. When we thus re
spect ourselves and our con Anon art, an enlightened pu
blic oppion will FOOll bo enabled to perceive the fact, and
to respect us for it.'"
The report then continues: "One principle want of
tardiest men, in the country, is a more free and extended
professional intercourse. The formation of a medical
society will lead to more frequent intercourse and must
friendly relation's among inedie,l men. They will come
to Understand each other better, and will be freed from
that (turit of.jealousy and ungenerous rivalry which un
fortunately too often embitters their feelings and causes
toe erancld of the entire profession. Such societies also
improve the state of medical knowledge ; by affording an t
cprimunity fur a frequent Interchange of opinion and
comparison of observations. The) give ilia 1110:11IS of lil
t:111111.g reliable results in regard to the character and
course ofeiddcmic and endemic diseases, and offer an
opportuiony of improving pulihe II gione which no isola
ted practioneer can - possibly have. The tirdlossion de•
tires front then. strangth for its indivivual mestibers, sue),
as the public will not be slaw to perceive.
We sinceraily hope that the present year will not bo al
lowed to pass over, without the effort in question being
made. bet no men content himself in idleness with the
reflection that it is not his buisness. It is tho hulstsess
of every member date profession, and in each county
where the effort is not made, every physician is alike re
fponsible."
The profession being thus organized and ft.tr ene f lv• no-
Ea cods, it is fair to inter that atly Ana rightly. entitled to
the 11111110 of physician will enter (ha organization, and
if he dn,cs not, that lie is indifferent, or opposed to pro
fessional advancement and the public good, or else that
he is unwilling to collie tuktler the lane which bind him
to professional honor anc3antrtesy. Toe BJciety in re
fusing Its ISS3CiAtiOII to any hut ineinhors, exercises only
the right which any Individual possesses of forming his
assoctates according to his estimate of their character. and
in so doing it interferes with the privetego of none, as all
have the full right of employing wheffn they please. All
that wo claim is. the pnveloge of not degrading ourselves
by such unworthy association. No medical man. loving
isonor•nd rectitude, can hold fellowship with those who
reject the laws acknowledged and smhseribed to by ttie
Lode ofthe profession in overly part of the world.
The society subscribes moot heartily to this article in the
general code of ethics. ~ .No donsullations shell bo hold
with unqualified persons or iinucks, or with such'inembars
olthe profession as have by improper conduct outraged
its dignity and respect." The members of The Medical
Society of Eric county, tbereforo respeetifully Amity the
public that as men loving truth and hating imposture and
fraud, they cannot, slid will not hold profess anal inter
course with any but those qualified by medic education
and gentlemanly bearing to'act. as physician .
WAI. FLINT. M. D.
..1 - • A. BEEBE. M. D. •
3,. NOSBURG, M. D.
F. W. MILLER, M. D.
• C. F. PERKINS, 51, D.
A •
On Thursday eveni M
ng las lED.
t RR , by the Rev. Mr. Unman.
hl,. S. R. iixt.Loao, and Miss RACJIEL MCCARTIM, oil
of this city.
In Girard, Or.e., 17, by Rev. W. Branch, 0. .I.
of Albion, and Eiss E. J. GALLOWBUR of Girtird.
lo Greenfield. Oct. W. by J
Banames Es..
Refuter. CooL an
ry, d Miss et
Louis coca, both of Minn
Chauttiunue County, N. Y.
D I E D.'
In Millcreek, on the 27th ult. Hire. MART M.. consort
or Miller D. Mulford, in her 49th veer.
•
Particular Notico.
T woucn rospectfully give notice to those that know
I themselves Indebted to me, either by book Recount. note, or
etlicrwise, that I rball remain at my old stand during this month
for the purpose ocelot Mg up my matters. Atter which time those
Ihnt have trot, made intarigements, will int sued, without re
gret to person. 1 mean Just what I4ay, Respectfully,
Erre. NOV. lad /Ma C: B. WRIGHT.
DX 0130LIIT lON.
ir II E cottartnersu ip heretofore existing hes %%tern the subsitt there
tinder the names and drm of fdeSparren & Dumaot, Is title
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Erie Ce(ober 22, IESO. 3125
BRIE CIVZ MLLE,:
/ , ‘E; water for Custtuu Grinding and Flouring.on short. notice.
The Proprietors return thatiks to the public for the liberal
Patronage heretofore extended, and Is:Molt a continuance of the
at
MUM In
e Flour constantly on hand by the barrel and . the
14VI en faits. • B. FAY, Agent & Miller.
Elie.lmo. n 2.3
DrOtl, 191014. corn meal,. linekwheat for sale at the low.
en tate*. n^ WANTED--20p00 bush. of wheat,- and 15,000
tuab• of Corn.
CALIF:
,
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to the fares of thSTUA e subscr T
ibe CIOW r in 11arborcreek townehip,
about the 40th inst., a deep red con , . about Ova years old, a
htue White on the betty—no artitielal marks; gives itillte. The
owne? I µ ay s requested to come prose property pay charges, and take
Oct. W 4,1830
II a .
WM. (71SOPER.
.
•
a Altrir x o N.
NOTICE is hereby given that there le a note In circulation,
i , PurPorting to have tem given by m, of which the iblihwinil
, e QPY. Which 1 protiOULICO a forgery, and caution ail_persons
Gin buying:
IBA SUTTON.
41112 23
Greene, Feb. 19, 1810.
1 Por value reeeived I piotnise to pay to E. Munn or beater ontr
p:hlred and thrty-two doliard, twenty-eight cents. and use by or
"'Core the limo( June tedit, eighteen hundred and finy•thrce,
'out slay of Execution. ' ifigaled, . • I RA' 3"7":
Greene, Nov, g, 100,, : - `• 2ra.3 .
MEETING of ERIE COUNTY MEDIC 4L ROCIETY.— An
adjourned meeting will be held at the office ,of _Drs. Beebe
& Stewart, on Tuesday evening nett, Nov. AM) et 6 o'clock.
- T. W. MILLER. Pies's.
L. Renown, Rec. Bcc y.,
Erle.Nov.ed, • ' n 23
./Nks_jzi :ps.tv .e i lk 404,77!
I N pursuance of the Act of Assembly of llith April. 1919, the
Canal Counnisstotters oiler fbr tale, by pahlio outery, at the
Court House. in the Wrong!' of Franklin. Venango county. on
Wednesday : the Uth day of November, 18:10, - the following public
prODerty;
I. The State Dam, erected across Freneb Creek, at the borough
of Franklin, in the county of Venangn. together with the outlet
lock, the water power, and the rights and privileges pertaining
thereto; and [helot of land attached to said Dram and Lock, with
a lockhouse therybn.
2. One lot of ground at the head of the pool Of the Bald dam,
With n lockhouse thereon erected. •
• 3. The Stone Timber and Iron in the Lock at the head of the
pool of the said Dam.
The Mi section of sald'Act directs: hat It shad be a eonditibli
of the sale of the Dam at Joadt and Franklin, that the pur
chaser dr purchasers thereof, and their heirs nod assigns forever,
shall be required ''to keep the said barn and Lock - in a Matt: of
good repair. Tile terms of the sale a ill be wade known, at the
time and place of sale, by lion. ARNOLD 1'L1.31E1t.,1010 has been
appointed to superintend said little; and deeds will he made to
purchaser ou the approval of sales by the Board, and COILIpii•
ance with the terms, ISIt CL PA INT BR,
Oct. W. 1650 ' .-2tn23
CAII, Tian. & fin.orszuz. .•
A RC now receiving a iarge lot of Drugsritfedicines,Chemicals,
A
Perfumes, Fancy Articles, Pure Liquors and Wines. Win.
dow Glass atilt sires, Volute, OM, Dyestuffs. &c.: Which they
offer to the public at greatly reduced prices.
trie, Nov. It, Mi. tab
ONE Thousand Gallons %Vestern Linseed Oil—To arrive in a
few days. Dealers and cdhsantent Supplied by the barrel nt
a small advance for each. CARTER &
350 4 1, 1 `1, I??.?riAll:acd oil—Just rze , liml e by
URO
5000 Lim. rutu WHITE LEAD -71,1[1,767V by
l ALLURE CAMM to lENE—warranted give a good
1001!
„.ht.—Nov.2 CARTER & DRO.
360 yielloS;vinj.e.lXer;;CLo.lvVe:Millien'etiMeßwanzdifitri3.me
TIERCE: STEWARYS Sugar House'Syrup—For Buckwheat
cakes, a much Gncr flavored article than the so called Sugar
House !do!rows. Daly 73 cents a gallon. Try It.
NI:n(41111er. '241, CARTER & BROTHER.
F" THE Lit DIES--Carter Brother have 4tist received a
splendid kit of LUBIN & FIVER'S genuine Extracts—Jean
Marie, Farina, Cologne Genevieve—a lot of elegant Toilet Per
fume, bottles ittul bags—lhalfets,ltorn and rosewood, Hairßrollies.
Dressing Combs. Shell Side Combs, Ivory Thimble Cases. Emery
Bar. Fancy Boxes, &c. CARTER & ROTHER.
Lae, N ovember, 2d, ISM. n 23
D RUGG IS N O. 5 REED HOUSE,
hEGS leave to Inferto the public that he is in receipt of his
Fall and Winter supply of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Sills,
Dyc Spurs, Pure Wines a tul Liquor,' for medical purposes, Tens,
&c. nil of which he offers for salient prices which he is con
fident nili suit purchasers.
It is his intention to sell medicines which arc pine, fresh had
g enuine. The profession may depend upon such being delivered
whether to themselves or to their order. All wishing article,' lu
this line are invited to give him a call.
' Erie. Nov. 2, lEtii. . n 23
XTRA DIEDICINES.— J. ES.—J. Burton, No, 5, Reed Ho,
having obtained a supply ofMessis. Schiedlin & °Pow
dered Extra Medicines," is prepared to but up Physician'etne•
criptiuns, Fatuity Compounds, &c.. with accuracy and of such
water lair ni will not in their operation distppoint the physician
or pa titnt. Medicine maybe obtained at any hour of the day or
nicht. 1I
13EICIN ITAS—A new eupply of (bete superior Teas, fresh
_L warranted to suit, just reeeme , by J. H. DURTON.
EXCELSIOR MATCHES—Warranted good in' any weather,
the very best In use, lbr sale by the grosaor less, cheap by
J. H. BURTON.
IQ EGA RS.--IdXso of th fi
e ttpst flavor imported Princely kiagtite,
0 the kid I 'ever had, for sale by the box or at retail.
November 2 18.10. 'J. H. BURTON.
'VINE'V I
E T
TER PAPER—RuIed unrulecl,Prench,jlnglish
.I.: hand laid and hest American, gilt edged; also nom patter
envelopes and other line stationery, for sate by J. 11. BURTON.
LA RD AND Sperm Oil, by the barrel or gallon, constaittly on
hand by J. 11. BURTON.
in Erie county„ rind known to be'goo4l
constantly on hand by the barrel or gallon, boiled or raw by
Nov. 2. J. 11. LIURI'ON.
DiROOK INN While Lead.—Tbin celebrated white lead, also
1.1 Buttato and rittsburgh manufactured in oil, pure extra, and
No, 1 for male by J .11. BURTON.
, DII.IEID .APP 7341
TILE highest morget price will be paid for Dried Apples—
corner atoreof - LAIRD & RUOT.-
OUEI6TNIITBI
500 wn tad at thecorner store
Erie, Nov. 2. LAIRD & RUST.
On Nand Again.
IRAVE now , on hand any quantity of first qualty WHEAT
FLOUR, which I will deliver in any part of the City, free of
charge. Buckwheat Flour. Corn Meal, Bran and Chop Feed,
alwa) II on hand, cheap 11.4 - the cash. .1011 N, ELLIOT.
Oct. 20, MD. n 9.1 Mincreek Mills
TO OONTUAOTORO.
RAIL ROAD LurriNG.—Sented l'ropiasols will be received
11. mitt, Monday the lith day of November next. for the Grub
bing, Grading and Bodging, and superstructure of the Franklin
Canal Crimp:l'lV.! Eric and Ohio End Rood. riboul 23
Plans neld..pvcilicertioril or the work will be exhibited for inspec
tion. .1y order of Wm. B. LANE, SPA .
Erie, Oct. CO, lead. nl4
TCI; LD nay' o her patrons and friends that she Is now ready !
V to wait on theta with a great variety of
ran nacl Viriatei -
tonsisting of Velveis,'Sdiltis, mitered Silks. uncut Velvet, Rib.
bons. French Flowers in a great variety. and price. to stilt cur-
Joiners:and in fart every thing in the Millinery it netoo numerous
to mention lionnetts and Caps always on hand.
Country Milliners can and n - ill be furnished with G do and
Fashions on nirreasonable tenor tia they can be pure ased in
Buffalo, or oily taller plate west of it.
0ct420. lido. ' n 24
•
E it kaown Vito all Blau
AND THE REST OP MANiCiD,.
TAT lain now receiving and shall continue to _reed 'e up to
•• the close, of navigation New Goods for the Fall and Winter
trade, which were selected with great care and bought kor cash
at low rate', ivheth will enable ine to offer Inducements, o those
wishing to purchase goods with cash or ready pay, as I Can and
will Fell cheaper than any other establishment In this cif
.
It is imposs.ble to given catalogue of my extensive s 1t as it
embracesevery minty of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Grocer
ies, Crokeiy, Hardware. Nails, &c. In conclusion. I w uld say
to those wishiaig to purchake call and examine my stoc , as we
feel or -wed that you will not go away distaitisfied wit quality
or prices:. / /SMITH JAG SON.
'l:rte, Oct. 20,1959. . , n2l
T rumen, Kid, and Morocco Slips and . Ties fo sale by.
L
. S. MC 'SON.
B°''S and Youth's Boots and Shoen for sale cheap, by
JACK 7.0 N.
NDIA Rubber over Shoes for Ladies, Misses, and Get tlemen
4.-a Mee article for pale liy JAC -SON,
ADIEPI Dress Goods—a large stock of Cashmeres nd De
-14 lanes, &e. fir vale cheap by , JAC SON.
I 'MUM' Cloth, Bembazlnee. and a large variety of rilain and
.1 figured Alpacas far sale and (hey are cheap by JACKSON.
A FEW Mutts for Ladies apil ►lines, Mr sate by
JACKSON
Cl.oTitd Black. Blue, Brown, Cadet, bitted, &c. from 81,50
to ea per yard. fur sato by - - B. JACKSON
NAILS—a argc supply of Tasters nails, for sate
S. JACKSON
K
RNWAIIE—Door Handles, Leer , & t3crews HBrads
Tablenives nati rorks,renn. lin es, Jack knives. &c. by
JACKSON.
LIQTORS-A general stock of Brantlye, Gins, ►Vines er.e. of
the beta quality, by - • JACKSON.
GOCERIKI—Teas Cotice, Sugar. Tabor! co, Molararce, igerin
nd Tallow Candles, Saleraturk, starch, &c, by,
8..14C410N.
Y'F. STUFFS—Madder Indigo, Logwood, Fustle, - Arnica°,
D
Niewood, itte. by ' JACKSON.
CROCKERY & Glasswaro•-ateneral stock of both for vale by
H. JACKSON.
Stray Cow.
CA ME to the farm of the subscriber in Ilarborereek township.
about the first of October, a pale red tautly, cow, a crop off
the left ear, and a ludfcrop off the right, Sou.° white on Its
back , a white spot in its face In the shape of a heart. The owns
yr is requested to conic prove property, pay charges. and take
it away, JO.d. IMEENWOOD.
Oe t. IKEI‘• •34.1
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Sti ay gto et,
CAME Witte farm of the subscriber. IP Xorib East about the
first of September. a three year old steer, dark red color, no
at Oficial marks. Tim owner Is requested tqo come prove proper.
pa
ty. ty charges. and take It tturan HORACE SItATTUCK.
North Oet f2tt IESO
. . • - 821
WANTS.—CabIi Vold for Oat! by
October 20, IMO.
SIIEEP P.EbTl3.—Cash paidlOr BAcep i'cltf by
October :n. . S. It. POWRIIa
DAIRY Bt /TT .--Caitt paid for Dairy Butter by
oetober 27. IMO. • B. B. Powean
CabLE, Einding, Cow. Trate and Halter Chains,.
Oetober2B. OEO. 8E1.0E14 &SON
Dosirable—ln Lots for Solo in Erie Pa.
HC Subscriber offers for sale, 13 In Lots of the town of Erie,TNo.'s 237 1.2511, 3214,3211,3303. afib; 0313 e. Z 33 9. 3 a7D.
2109. and 2712, known as The Uuehter Lois.'
'These lots composo several desirable location. for businesi. for
manufactory, and for residences; and have heed long out of the
market but aro now offered tbr sale at tow pric i wr rs,
d on rea
sonable terms; and they will be subdivided to such chase lLS N KING,
Erie, Oct ItStts, W
Land Agent.
• Casette topy. , E9a2l '
C. MCSPARRCN,
J. R. DUMARS.
Depot of Dorpenters' & Soisers' Toole.
THE subscribers have Jun received the lareestand hest nasort
ment or Carpenters' and Joiners , Tools ever offered In this•
mnrket, consisting of Bench, Moulding and Match Planes, Pan
net Ploughs, Hand, - Pannel, 'back, Compass and tenant saws;
Finnan. Framing and duckspill Chisels, Broad and Hand Sm.
Adzes, Hammers and Hatchets, tiaulteveNlWyels, Levels. Com
parses, Braces and Illtts, Auger Slits, Angurlrl•Cry Squares, Steel
and Iron Squares, Draw Shaves, Plane Irons, Ike. ice. •
• • • • DE = EalEti4i.SON. •
Erie, Oct. ad, f ESO nlh
RAY KNIVES, Ebortls Soule; Manure Fork for' le by
OEM SKIM SON.' ., " ,
- -.-L •
To &moss and Witnesses.- rs - v -
,-. . •
UDIJCWOTICS Is herebnlven.that OrrTrlal List '.,‘ the Cali
1
.L MOll Pleas for the3d hiondaY or Witt. Is eedtti .. . Until
the dtb Monday of Noveipber nest. 1 moss. WI . • -1 pd Par.
tles Interested are hereby notified not 'a op tbeZd . . y .
October. and that their attettdanea vet the red on tietddt Mpa.
day otlioseutber nest. - '
- ' rat 'B.ll l / 1 t Jr." 01011 --
Erie. neL ID. IBM.. • . -.- . . ~, .- - N, . %.„ • :. .'vs:
Attorney and CouiaselloT arttailiN ., •
Revolatlonaty, gamy tad Wavy Penslotts. 4„Lands ati
-els ;ma Ibr estra-pay.snd all cities' bush** toltsell
tee-tire prompt and faithful &Osamu
"Bee la WIWINP/I?Ck atl Otala tint I. if: Pglitxba s,
glom - „ „ • -_Sfie.Pgt,
JOHN A. GAMBLE,
Canal Counniaanioncr
JouN H. DURTON.
811f.0. a 8. t7Aaa.
'."l, Notice to our Meta**
PAY UP, ANL I .k.VE HALF A DOLLAR!
We dislike to don; but necessity knows nothing
of dislikes, therefore our subscribers will take notice
that we want money aml.atusv nvva IT!
AU payments made within four weeks, for the
present volume, Will be considered in advance.—
Those who neglect this notice will be charged fit!
As soon as the present half•votumels out, which
will be in 3 weeks, we shall commenc e ' g out
the- aceuttets of all indebted fot t a years_and un
less payment is made before the let of tieceniber;
we shall be compelled to place them in the hands of
a proper officer for collection.
Pay up, and save fifty cents, as well as costs, is
our advise to all in arrears for the Observer.-
Erie, Oct. 19. 1860.
A 'Few Loall of Wood..
Those who hate agreed, or intend to pay their
subsciiptiouin - W.od, ■re requested to deliver it
within four weekNtherwise we shall not take
A word to the wise is sufficient.
. An Invoice of Printer's Ink; (blather's niutieffacture)
consisting of News, Book, Job; and Colored Inks; (Red.
Bluo and Green.) just' received and for sale at Buffalo
prices, at tho office of the . ERIE OBSERVER.
Eric, Sept.•2B, 1850.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
PEPSIN, an artificial Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice: a great
Dyspepsia erne:, prepared from RCIIIICt, or the fourth stomach of
the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig the great Physiological
Chemist by J. S. Houghton. Id. D., No. II North Eighth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. This la a truly wdaderfUl remedy for Indiges
tion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing after nature's own minted, by nature's own agent
the GiIATIC Juice. See advertisement in-another column.
. .
A • I4MA LL CONSIGNMENT OF TIM' ABOVE- ARTICLE
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE BY CARTER AND
BROTHER. NO. 0, REED - HOUSE. Also, by DR. F. HALL.
' No. I. BLOCK.
Clothing! Cloths and Cassimoros!
OLD THINGS HAVE BECOME NEW!!
TIIE ruhseriber begs leave to call the nttentlon of Ills old Cus
tomers nnd friends to Mg new and nud select stock of
CLOTHES. CLOTHING & 0A1313:11131
recently purchmed in New York. and now offered as cheap. at
least, no nt any other establishment In town.
Ile does not deem It neemniary fa tell those who have for so long
a series of years patronized ulna that he continues to manufac
ture no
FASHIONABLE AND NEAT FITTING
flarniebts tie tan he found In this market; bin to new customers
he, ha nohesitation in saying that if they will
CALL. AND SEE FOR ; THEMSELVES
They will not go away dibratloned with either
Goods. I.l7'otkmarkship cols Pricoo.
Custom work always done at reasonable prices, and warranted.
Also cutting warranted. If properly made up. Cull nod see if
"old Mugs have not become new" at the old stand of t h e sub
scrilmr. JAMES LYTLE.
Erie. October 24, 1P.511. rta
SII EU PELTS WANTED.—IO,OOO Sheep Pelts wanted, rtr
which the Malted price will be paid ut the corner store of
October :!0. LAIRD & RUST
L‘D,DOk BOARDIL —A few thousand ket wanted for ita
mediate Hoc. LAIRD & RUST.
October 20,
I3AY fi'VATE rk.Broella, and other Praia.pawls for sole by
October 28. N. .11ACKM tN
NO. 6, BONNELL'S BLOCK. 4 ,
ANY amount °MOM/3,W ARE S and Merchandise for sale—
na usual cheaper than nny other store iu Erie county—not the
largest stock in the world. but have eotsosta goods. 114er• are
respectfully invited to call.,
Tees CASH and any kind of produce or COMITIO4IIS% WhalSo
- except too touch trust. • 8.11. POWERS.
October 20.
TECEI4 11.33.13 cioraxistill:
IA DIE 4 and Gents. the vanguard of that celebrated Block of
kirc and ellen ii Goods which is being selected with so much care
by J. D. CLARK. (who is now iu New York porch:liking) is hero.
By calling you will be enabled to form -some Idea o the splendor
arid brilliancy of \gt3 le, fineness of quality, and ebea lie2B of price
Which will clinra leviec the whole. Some elegant. SI d , French
Ilforinoes, Nous De Laines and their necompanyinenti have been
already received. henceforth addlt ions are expected daily at
1
Erie, October 26, 1830. No. I, REIM 111)0114 '
TEE eolatrtersitip heretotoreex Wine between the un.lerrlgned
in the practice orthe Low, nndcr the firm anie ofGalbraiths
& Lane, has- this day heed dissolved by Intittla COIIECIII
JOHN A I.IIRAPTII,
• WIVE.LANE. ..
• t WA A . GALBRAITH.
.Erie. net. 15. IPSO. • 3t23
THE subscriber's will continue the practice of the Law, tindei
the arm name of J. & W. A. GALBRAITH, at the office here,
toforeoccupled by us on Sixth Street, West of the Public Square,
Erie. ill _
By apt arrangemet with )lesers. Dictum 0.- Coombe. of Mehl g
ton City, we nre prepared to give prompt and particular anent on
to all claims under the Bounty Land Act pa.seJ at the late sets on
of Congress. JOHN GALBRAITH. ,
Oct. Itl. WM. A GALBRAITH.
Tall and Winton; Tdillizioryl
MRS. 'CURTIS would remicetfully inform the Irt• •Vi
[lt 4-.8 of Erie:m.l vicluity, that she has just returned front Now
York with a brae and beautifulpagortinent of •
NIMINDELT AND VAN= GOODS '
consistingafalonnets of ever} style. Dress Caps, Tabs. Flowers.
Plumes, Ribbons, n great variety of Velvets, Silks, Satins, &e.—
Dress and Cloak Trititinillf , P. Hary. Gloves and Mitts, lesit
ity; French Work Collars7f.nce Capes, Muslin, Edgings. laser-
I ings, Thread, fldgings. Lace Veilikblac k Lace Edging, inn terinis
for Matittllas,tends tondo Cloalts,-Embroidery Patterns, Zepher
and Berlin Worsted. Purse Triinnvinits; Steel Benda. Purse Twist,
&c., &e. Iltdr Condor, a good 41;9n:11'1110M. and ninny other arti
cles, all of which will he sold as low, wholesale and retail, as can
be bought in the City.
U3'MilUntrs fn radshed with till articles in irkelr line at reduced
prices. 'Straw Itonnols Cleaned and pressed.
Erie, Gelato', 19, 1E39. • n 23
OTRAT zionors
itztok. Into the enclosure of the Subscriber in Oreede
ship, on the hith hut:, n Uinta Horeb, snay . ified in both hind
legs. and shod all round. The on net in requested to come, prove
property, pay charges and take It away. JOHN C. GRAHAM.
October 19. 1F59. 3127
Now Min! New Goods I! NoWPrieos I
. _
' , THE HIGH CONTRACTING PARTIES.°
THE, great excifeinent of the day is no longer abbot n tonne
.l nous line of railroad through the rountyebut the all absorb
inisubject of Interest to this community is theionitiiiitioh at the
corner store opposite Brotvies Hotel, where people via say there Is
a greater rush, more goods are sold of better quality and at lower,
prices than at any other establishment in the city.
LAIRD & RUST, who succeed C. IL Wright in bosiness at the
old stand on the corner of State street and thp,Fuht IC Square, Op'
posite. the Court House, are now receiving a large, splendid and
, well selected stock of DRY GOODS, Hardware, Groceries, Ll
quore, Flour. Fish and Salt, which they offer to the public at un
precedented lots Fritts. Having resolved to do business upon the
ready pay system, which Is the only true system, better for the buy!
ee and better for the seller, they arc prepared to sell goods as cheap
as the cheapest and no Mistake. One of 'ha firm has Just arrived
from the city, having purainsed a very large stock which they un
dertake to say will evinparc favorably in quality, Prices and Judi
ciousness of selection with any in the city. They will vouch for
the truth Orlin], statement and will prove It to the satisfaction of
a candid public, if they wit) only take the trouble to call and ex
amine Ibr themselves. Their stock 'embraces Dry Coeds of every
description, such as Shawls, a new and splendid assortment, tiny
State and Long Shawls, latest styles, 'Gro de Rine Silks. Satin
de Chien, Foplins, new styles, De Lanes, plain and figured, French
Tallied Broad, Cloths, Cassimers, plain and Saucy. Also Gro
ceries of every klnnj, Hardware, Liquors, Flour, Fish, Salt &c.—
Remember the old stand near the Court House, and don't forget to
give us a call and we will warrant you *lll not go away without
purchasing to your entire satisfaction, WILSON LAIRD.
Lyle, Oct. 19, isso. . LUCIAN RUST.
Cigars! 100.000 Cigars!!
LA Union, Fixed Stein, La Norma. 7icotincaf and Principe Cl
gar*. direct nom the importer and tvafranitd genii I ne, tbr sale
by the box, (Om P 2, Mo.) LAIRD & RUST.
OW WS Collar.. standing ()oilers, Lace Cuffs, Embroidered tin
t" tleilileics, trent& Worked Late Cellars at ,
Oct. 1. - - I: , C. M. TIMMS - .
.
N ew r A n and Winter rashnioe. >la t i
Ito. Nears Block, Stale Street, Opposite Lester,
Sestrudt Ind Chester's.
11X113813. TLIORNE respectfully ennounkis to the Ladies of
Erie mid Its vicinity that
,she has pal received from New
York, a large and splendid assortment of
TALL et W 2 AT 1 1 , 23 Et zuzz.z.xwilitsr,
rf the let i t
st Fashions , consisting of Velvets , Plume!. Plitlnk
Ribbons .. &e.. which she will seltyery cheap for Cash. Also
Dress. Vise to and Moak Pattern*
Fashion tile DUESS-MARING . dontuga the most reasonable
terms. . •
Oct.s. 1830. . _
n'it
A. D. Pownitb
"YLOystope Papor , • ,o,
PA.
.1 5 1511.1r.Z1 at 11112LD2124.
ILI R. P.m= MARVIN having disposed of his ititorepi. in ose
/TA nboveenamiihment, and In the bUtillefa of Martin &. Per
'clue, to Samuel Belden, the businesic will hereafter be conducted by
the alltattibeftl.t/ rider thornlike of Perkins& Belden, who will mettle
all accounts of the late &tn. • . : Oct IV.
acres 1.. PRILICIIM • ' II.4IIUCI. lIEVDCIII.
• 1130V1 TIA,AANDES•
Blf the late act of Congress, Bel dieri of the *at of 18111, or (MY
of the lodise' Wars shire 1700, and each of the Cominhaddlied
°Mem who was engaged in the late tear with; Mexico. smolt!.
tiedtolandns denims; Those who engaged to serve twelvemonths
or during the war and It malty eeraed pine months. shall receive
100 acres; those who engaged Orem sir mortals and actually
served rees month* shall receive Waves. and those wile engaged
to serve thy any, or an lodennite period and .actually served out,
month.ehall receive - 40 acres, and in ease of the death of such of.
fittabr soldier. the land shall he granted to hls'wtdow or tninor
children. The unciendened con dunes to etre his atleation co the
Encoring cif and Miry Psastwor, Bourg.
,04,;Extrn-pay. and the colfectioo of all chitties spina' the Unl.
ted States and Individuals. Ills Wilkie' for communkatlng with
the rotten) Denertments of the goverment at Washington - are
such that he wlllbe enabled to 1014 ell business connected with
them, whin, mag be entrusted to tile Careao ad efficient and stieedy
*deterhiltiatiOu. Address dud underslgtied. NOW Paid. al Wet
Va. All cotimunkatkeui Asp retlive Imniedlatestleallott•
- EVIL Oct: 11v 102 a, orau. ORAN% An'yat Lair. •
, ,
Loir. wow weathers Wanted . toe wbk.b we wilt payosseitait
• eititl: - I& - i Lai= lk RUST.
CIATIILIAND,.CRIWETS," t , h IEI etet64l - pit
•;''' °e l ' - 14 1 414 flifft,
tivai .
Nl'W WORE STORE.
Dissolution.
L. ar Wog fee.
change if gauge resolted upon by
AMINIEM
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IIMP7.113311,T0i1.11311:
Three,'loors North of proton's Hotel.
UaVo'Como With 900 Packages of Cloodi!
/VIDE largest, cheapest and best selected stock of Dress Silks,
J. ribbene. silk Poplins. nosiness. Perm:tithes Cloths, Stem's.
Deane', Giughaitts, Alapecast to short the latigess stock of ever
kind of
DR!: GOODS
O'er offered ill Erie, and at lower prices. A good assortment of
Ladies, Missed; and childrens' fine Boots. Shoes and Si ips: Also,
Rubber Boots and Shoes, 11. great variety of raper Hanging.,
Window Paper and Shades. Also a good assoinnent of Muffs
and victorines, inhu and boys' Cape, &c.
HARDWARE ItOOM.—illy large purchase this fall which we
are hes,,laining to receive . will make our stack one of the largest
of all kinds of shelf and coarse hardware, ever offered for sale in
the west. Saddlery hardwaft. Coach and Buggy Trimmings,
Spring Ards, Boxes, Smith Bellows, Anvils vices, saws of every
dcbcription, Joiners' Tools, Coopers"Yools, and Mechanical
Toots of every description, lower then ever.
• A good assortment of Rubber Belting for Mill Hearing, rack
ing for Engines, &c.
IRON ROOM.—IVe are now receiving One Hundred Tons of
Iron. steel. Nails, Spikes, Log, Cable and trace chains, lead
pipe. Pig lead, sheet zinc, ate., under HOW* vices.
CARPET R003I•J-1 would call the attentiOn of Carpet buy
ers to the inspection 01 a large stock of Carpets, oil cloths, drug
gen cloths, ere., next floor above the Dry Goods room, where
carpets are bold daily at very low prices.
CROCKERY. Glassware.- stoneware. looking glasses on the
second f100r..-3 large asOrtmeal, very low.
CROCKERY nuom.-1 have a full stock of groceries, V'e
lowest fn the market; white fish, salt, dour, and Plaster ultva)s
on hand. •
P. s.—After the eillzens of this and adMiling eountles have
examined goods in eastern eater, they Will beeoine etivinted,
as hundreds have Lefore, that they eau find a better assortment
andOheaper goods, All"ruE EMPIRE STORES, at Erie, than
n ally other city, great or small.
Cash will be paid fur 2J Firkins of good dairy boiler.
Erie, Ott. nth 1011. 11. CADVVELT;.
LIVIIR CONEPLAINT.
I.IU.VDICE,,D YSPE PBl4, CIIKONIC OR NERVOUS DE
BILITY, DLSEASE Or TILE KIDNEYS,
dad all Dace., arisiairjruns a disordered Lars, or Stomach, suck
as Coltstipat,sonr, inward Piles. full nose, or blood to the head, tic id
ity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for Mod. fulness or
weight in the stonineh, sour eructations, sinking or numTing at
the pit of the stomach, swimming of the bead, hurried nod difficult
breathing, fluttering at the bean, choking or suffocating' sensa
tions when in a !Ong posture, dimness of vision, dinner webs be
fore the night, fever and dull pain in the head. deficiency' of per
old rai ion, yellowness of the skin and ey vs. pain in the side, back,
cht°sblhubs, ice., sudden flushes of heat, burns lig in the flesh, con
stant Imaginings of great dcptesrion of spirits, can be
effectually cured by °
DR. 11001"LANSPI3
CELEBRATED GERMAN .1117"TERS, IGO:PARED fly
DR.,O. SACIRBON,
AT 7'111; E-1231AN AIEDICINE STORE,
No. 120. Arch Eitract, Philabolphic.
Their pincer over the above diseases is net esrellch, if equalled.
by any ether pi eparation in the United Stated, as the eases attest, in
many cares after skilful physicians had failed.
'flame Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Possessing
great virtues in the rectification of diseases or the Liver and lea
ser glands, excretal og nut roost searching powers in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs. they are, withal, safe, Certain
and pleasant.
READ AND BI CONVINCED,
Chas. Robinson, Esq., Easton, In n letter to by, Jackson,
Jan. U, *3O, told—
"21Iy wife and myveif have received more benefit from your med
icine than any other we have ever taken for the Dopepsia and
Liver 4weaea."
"Tiie Tenth Legion," published at Woodstock, Va., January
ID, raid—
"A GREAT MEDICINE.'
"We have uniformity refrained from recommending to the puto
He any of the various Yetent Medicines of the day, unless thor
oughly convinced...of . their value. Among those we consider
worthy of indite lathe arsmaultirlsrs, imented by Dr. Hootartd,
end prepared by Hr. Jackibo r oin Philadelphia. One instance in
partieular, in Which the superior virtue.* of this medicine have
k.sti tested, has fallen under our observation. During the hist
rummer, a son of Mr. Abraham Crabill, of this county, was very
seriously afflcesd with Liver Complaint, and after try ing In vain
various remedies, he purchased a bottle of the Bitters, and after
using it, was so much relieved of his distressing nodally, that he
procured another bottle, and is restored entirely to health."
READ' FIJRTIIER A FEW PACTS.
The "Philadelphia Democrat." the leading German Punta! of
Philadelphiai The editor sales, November tflth
"We again tall, attention, to the removal of the German Medi..
eine Store, the principle depot for the sale of Dr. lloullmarn (hi
man hitters, from Yid Race to 120 Arch sireel, one door below
iiixth. Owing to the incrgused demand for this medicine, anti lor
the ac cottoned anon of hin ub wrens pausetes Dr. Jac ksondies been
compelled to occupy a large store,
We wish him success in his
new quarters: he is deserving of it. The Hitters Mixture in with
out doubt the greatest medicine extant for diseases of the Elver and
Dowels. A stubborn curse of Chronic 'Durham lets route tinder
our notice, wherein the patent had exhausted the Materia Aledt
eas of the different schools of medicine with no apparent benefit.
Ile was Induced rouse these bitters, andn few bottlesof them have
entirely cured him. Many such cases we could refer to. We
hope our readers will recollect this great restorative; should they
be so unfortunate as to resin ire its use. IDr. Jackson lionesses the
original unpublished receipt of Dr. Molten& and he prepares this
medicine with great care. Those purchashig should call at his
store, or see that his name Is written upon the wrapper outside,
and blown 14 the battle, as Imitations of all good /ducks are cow
mon,"
Judge M. M. Noah a gentleman with great scientific and lite
rary attainment., said in ilia "New York Weekly Messenger,"
January 0, lino.
1100/LAND'S GSSMAN iIITTERSo—Here is a IlteparatiOS
which the leading presses in the Union appear to Ire unanimous
in recommending, and the reason is obvious. It Is made after it*
prescription furnished by one, of the most celebrated physicians of
modern times, the lain Dr. Christopher Wilhelm lloutland, Pro..
lessor to the University ofJena, Private Ph}sician to the King of
Prussia. and one of the greatest medical writers Germany has ev
er produced. Ile tea. emphatically the enemy of Sumba". and
theitfuro a medicine of which he was the Inventor and endorser
may be eonlidently relied on. Ile specially recommended It In
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Debility, Vertigo. Acidity of (ire
Stoinoch, MisDpatione and all complaints arising front a disor
dered condition of the stomach, the liver and tire intesiines. Nine
Philo lelphla papers express their conviction of its excellence. and
several of its editors speak of ital.fireStS from their own individual
experience. Under these cireetniitonces, we feel warranted. trot
Only in calling the attention of uur readers to the present proprie
tor,. (Dr. 1.3. M. Jackson's) preparation, but iu recommending the
article to all afilictedo
• MORE EVIDENCE. •
The "Philadelphia Haw Hay c t azette," the bent fnatfiy tiewspa
tici publidicd in the United Mates, the editor pays of
MR. 1100FLANO'S GERMAN uirrukss,
seldom that we recommend what are termed Patent Med
leintiTto the confidente and patronage or our readers; and, there
fore, when we eceotumend Ur. lloofiand's Gentian Hitters, we
wish to he distinctly understood that we are not speaking of the
nostrumaof the day, that are noised about for wtiliel period awl
then forgotten after they have done their guilty 'We of mischief,
.but of a medicine long eseatilished: universally prized, and Mitch
lion met the hearty approval of Ike Fatuity itself
Evidence upon evi dence has been received (like the fciegoing)
from all sections Of the Union, the instglitte years, arid the sin/a
ges( testimony in ((spoor, is. that there Is more of it Used In the
practice of the regular Physicians of Philadelphia Wan all Whet
'rostra ins combined, a fact that can easily tar establi.heii, awl nit
ly proving theta Ukraine, preparation Will meet-with their quiet
approval when presented even in this form.
'That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint nod Dyspepsia,
no due can doubt, after using it ns directed. It acts specifically
upon the stowach and livar—it is preferable to calomel in all
114lios diseases—the etreet is immediate. They can to adminis
tered to YeZMALLI or mum* with satqty and reliable benefit, at tiny
time.
nrirenE OF COUXTEAFEITS
This medicine has attntned thot,hlgh character which !weer,
nary for all medicines to attain to induce counterfeiters to put filth
a spurious article al tho risk of the livery of those who are ini4-
cently deceived,
WOE WELL Tij THE MARKS ;Jr' THE HENULVE.
They have the Written signature or C. M. JACKSON upon the
wrapper. aryd the name Mown 111 the Witte, vithot4 which they are
various. ror sale. wholetar !did retell, at, the
O:ERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. IRD Mrs street; One door below Bath. (late of 279 Rnee ILO
by revnee table dealers generally throughout the
country. Sold alto by Carter & limiter, Erie, ra,s Latutscal to
Gar, 11ICKcan corneal. Pa.; J. Curds, Waterford: Pa.
Elle, Oelober 1E39. Iyn22
60 0ADM06320213, AND 06 GOOD .AZIZUZDT
And timers Wanted. to go onto the
GREAT PANAMA RAII. ROAD!:
Tng Subscriber will contract and give steady employ and high
wages for the Winter months, to fifty good Carpenters nod,
3 cameo, and experienced hewers to go on to the great Stnnutn
Rail Road. AlYte presage and hewer,
will hbgltcu by Steamers
out, front NeW yelt, Mutts dt:sirous of doairaeting to go , will
make opplleatibn to the sobstriber at any Woe hetweeti this awl
the lath of November , at the Erie eattal
w m trice. V.rie.
. TreuesrutL,
Erle, CieL 6. trtg. _ Agent or the Panama R,R, Co.
. -
- Tailoring Dono in New York algid).
. rimig . , undersigned respectfully returns his sincere
- . I thanks to his friends nod thd public generally for
1 11 1 11 1 4 i ti l fgt ir P l a uTite !If for
rai. last
i a three
vn g y" rrA and
vtbge
i - Fall and Winter Fashions for IYSD. he teem confident
A 144 . ht (sable to execute nil orders Intrusted to instate
,&1 in the but style. as he cuthloys none but the best work
. ' Men. Notwittuktanding 'beery of sloNhop (alias sistigh
ji . ter-bouso)!'eut and make," he pledges himself that all
garments cut and made by him that do not ft. to pay
for the cloth. Genttetrien who am desirous of hay log their clothes
wade ...Well" will do well to call on the subscriber. Allgood
mechanics will not work without their pay in cash. be must
eoratnenee on the principle of payteg and being paid ili Cash.--
The tbilowing are his prices*
Ftho tlißack ttia
o r frock Coat, _46 00
.
. • • ..'
. a 00
i. • Over ... . - st - , - 0 t O i ix,
rentaloOna. ` ''
. 1 51) -
Vests, .
"N: 9.—Cuttinit !trine at the usgal caphttleei. ~ 150 '
• .'Effe,Oet.6, - -. ,•' ''' ' • JOHN GOALHING.,
T AWES will fib! good aaPtataxot ofn toOds. eatisittind
/La of French Idetlao,Tbibet 1110001 rOgitaa: U 6 Lithed. COO ,
Warm tdacketiangeabla. timed dad pla in 'Alpacas. ao.
Waived b y ea sad rot fall at I inns,' advance that, coat.
nem. _ tO: giktiDON &BON. ''
1,087 . Yap* 4t• 084 Ambles§ Ptiata Wee. begia
' Nag rt 4 to aa,4radtai atillryourou. ".'l~tar♦w,
lora wattartaa ast a ,
AIRNIFINO urei (ciairlire, W 30.000 worth of New and Cheap
.n, Goods at the OaunnereLal Exchange, where the subscriber
beaked his Head glialletS established Ro the last gve 'hare. and
where, with, the permission of the merchant Pallets of Erie. he
Intends lbrootne years to come, to otillr to his fernier customers
and all others, the greatest bargains ever extended to any people.
Ilia store is now go arranged as to accommodate all clawed of
purchasers; having titled them up into two separate departments.
l'he first of which Is well supidied within large and rich smelt of
FANCY GOODS ad:aped sold yto tits 'cants of the ladies. The
other department Is well supplied y.ith eyery article, pertaining
to the wardrobe offitarierssa.together With every variety elbStople
Goods. By the above arrangements, he.wlll bb nuabledth wait
upon those wanting goods with &al, and dispatch. lie would
therefore,say to persons who wish to purchase Dry Goods or
Clothing, that his stock None of the largest and cheapest fo the
city, having been purchased from first hands, thereby saving the
New York Jobbers profits, which enables hint to nil El lei cea4
cheaper than those who purchase goods In the ordinary, mode.
Among Ids stock way be found black and blue black Satin
Dress Patteres, black, blue black and watered Gro de BW!,
spotted Lawas, linen tissues. leafs), J,lnd embroidered M
stilt and
merino Cloaks. Throe lie and Long Shawls , silk warp Paramattas,
figured and striped Alapaeas.a few pieces of Canton crepe. ex ,
pressly Ihr wedding dresses; Dress Silks of m emdescriotion and
quality in urea, variety, plain, figured and dotted l'ariton Book
Muslin, Bishop Lawns, Swiss Mull, plain and figured Ladies
French Odium and Capes, liner, cotton. thread and mull Edging
and inserting, Reit Ribbons, Rob Roy embroidered Serge., striped
and plain Cashmere de Lab's, black silk lace; alarge assort
ment °flutes Battles Perlin/wry. together with every other article
kept In a Fancy Dry Goods Store.-
In the Gentlemen's department may be fourid iimertlne black
and blue black French Frock and Dress ('oats, do Fancy Pants,
'silk. satin, Marseilles & Valencia Vests; Shirts, Collars, flravatr,
Ralf Mit.. Cloves, Drawers, Under Shirts. liandkerch:efs, &e.
A large sumottnent of India Rubber Goods. Clutha, Cast:linemen
Tweeds. Caslnnerettr.Satinetts. A Iso. 50 pieces Carpeting, Mat
ting, Oil Cloths, !!earth Rugs, &c.
The above enumeration embrace* but a small part of my stock
Ofgmads—siiillee It to say. l have one of the most complete assort •
rueutd ever before offered in this market, and pledge myself to sell
cheaper than any other establishment In this motion of the coun
try; the Herculean punk and advertisements of others to the con
trary. Come and look through my stock, mid my word for It
you will not go away dissatisfied. My systibu of business is on
the Cash plan, and I am hereby enabled to Undersell any (inn
west of Duiralo. for as well ;night the Ethiepean change his skin
Or the Leopard his spats. as any Merchant In Erie to attempt td
Compete with ins in prices. who sells goods on the efedlt my stein
—it can't be done. Therefore! say again to those who gray cash
for good.. that if they will call on the 111 ethiltheteiAl
will artonlrh then; by showing goods at lower prices than the
same qualities have ever been Mitred In this market. The Greeks
and Gentile, must stand Gristle, for the Jew has the inrkic track.
MOSES KoCII.
Erie. Sept. 7, 1950. nl7
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I tONCRITIS,
WHOOPING.. ouari, CROUP
.0, STIIIII.A. and ONSUIVIPTION
TN O ff ering to the community th is Pliny cerebrated remedy for
,tliseares of the throat and lungs, it le trot our with to trifle with
the lives or health of the afflicted, Lui frankly lay Leibre'thetu
theopinioni of - distinguished men and ?Ouse of the Mffdences of
Its succor, from *villa!' they can Judge for themselves. We sin
cerely pledgeoursclves to make no wild arsertions or false !tare
'meats of its efficacy, nor will we hold cut any hope to suffering
humanity which facts will not warrant.
Alarrypra4S are here given, end we rolfeit an Inquiry from the
public Into all we publish, feeling assured they will find them
perfectly reliable, and the medicine worthy thcr beat confidence
and patronage.. • •
FROM DENS. SIT.LIMAN, M D. L. L. D., ETC„
Prolussor of Cheueirlry, Illinerology, ¢e., Yale College, Illvater
of the Lit. diet. Med, Pleil.-and Scica. 'Societies qj inarica cad
Europe,' .
i
..1 deem the Cherry Pectoral an admirable composition from
of the t articles in the Materla Medico, and a %cry effec
tive remedy Or the chit/sof diseases it is ihteuded to cure." '
Nem Hare Cl.. .11'or.1, 18-19.
PROF. CI.EAV ELAN% of Hort - dotal College. liTaine, writes
—"I have. witnessed the erects of your "Cherry Pectoral" in my
own family and that of my friends, and 11 glvC6 me entlefactlou to
elate in its favor that no medititte I have ever known has proved
go eminently successful in curing diseases of the throat and
lungs,"
Dr. Ayer r —Dear Sir: For two years I WAS. afflicted with a very
reverneough.accompanied by spittini„Vilood and proufse night
sweats. Hy the advice of my attending physician I was induced
to use your CIIERRY PECTORAL. and continued to do so un
til I considered myselfeured, and aterihe the circlet 'to your prep
aration. JAMES RANDALL.
Malden st. Ppringlitlil, rim 27, 15.15.
This day appeared the above nen,ed Janice Bengali. and pro
nounced the above etattmelit true in every respect.
LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
Dr. Ayer: I have been long a:Dieted with Asthma v Met g?ew
yearly %three until last nutunin, it brought on n 'cough whit!, eon=
fined me In toy amber, and began to
toms of consumption. I had tried' the best advice and tet• best
medicine to no 'purpose, 'le tit t used your Cherry rectornl,tthich
habcuredate,andyoumaywellbelieveroe. Ciatefully youre.
If there is any vnlue iu the j u of the wise, uho sperik
froni experience, hem is n medicine %lei:thy of the ruLlic confi
dence. "
PRT:PARED My J. e. Ayrg. eMEMIST. rowELT.. MS.
Sold in Erie by J. 11. BURTON & CU.. unit by Druniotn gen
entity throughout the Suite. Iyll7
t3TMAIIO33II, itEAD TIIIiiII
ertHE Sulweriber begs leave to return hi,s sincere thanks
i 10 his friends and the public for the very liberal pat
.
P moue heretofore extended to•hint, and would infortn
iti them that he haelust received his
It rALLI AND, IXTENTECaItTOCIC:
' Among which may-be iibund t." P'. of all grades end
. prices. which he a ill makeup to Ofl/411 and pledq him
ten' that they shall not be tenpaxsed In cher.prirsr, rut or
I make, by any establediment. he cares not by whom con
ducted, whether by old broken down nags, or the let that ran he
rodueeti. We must confess that we have not made as great db.,
eovvrieslis some of our cabbage head souri.rout neighbors, but
one thing we do know, that we ea n produce the ,
Best Cut and most Made stock
of Clothing that can be found in the State; for proof of n lath we
would invite those who are Judges to call and examine for them
selves. and to those that me not ae say bring sonic one to Judge
for you, as we do not shrink from any thing that is fair between
man and man. Our stock consists of / 1111Nt; of all grn,lmar
fine nrideoarse. which has beet(, cut up iu Erte for Cash, and with
great care. We wall(' Invite those In want of any thing In our
line to give us a mill, and if they are not pleased with our aooita
and prices we will not charge them any thing (be showing them.
Our Stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, and VESTINCS. we
.have selec led with greatcare expressly for the cuatam trade, and
'we would invite those who prefer having their Clothing made to
(Adel to cull rani examine
GOODS, IT AND =ADD,
for themselves., remain leaving their measure for any garment
It not pleased with 10.,:when done, will not be, asked to lake it
away. We Min iOIIIIIIIIC to keep on hand shirts of all kinds, and
nano the best manuficturers. Also Shirt Collars ofthe best make,
very cheapi Suspenders of all grades; Cravats, the best in town,
of various grades rind prices; 111111 In fact we keep ohms' carry
thing In our line, which we would be happy to sell to oar tripods
as cheap as the dheapcst. JOllpt M. JUsTICO.
Erie, Nepteniber 14,140.
Nal. , --Cotting done In the most fashionable style and done
when proxithed.
Now Openiirg.
500 YARDS real French Marino no mistake, atone ' doll:4r
;rot yard; such goods as are sellina in the loon for one
dollar unil :Mem. Also any amount of chappenlile and toruted
lusters, black, all k and cotton warp and fancy A Itipacces nt
inl low prices. Just received a large invoice of lueg, square all
oolitnd broach ehaels, Unparaleled for at}lea and low prices.
Erie, Sept. 21.. IFSOC. M. 111111 A LS.
.
_ TIDDALS •
.1 -1 AS Just returned from New York nod Phil:0001in with n
tre•iietidons lame ewe k of NEW GOODS fur Fall ;old Winter
which he is now opening at his old stand, Chearside.
Oct. 3, Mil, tat
OLOTUXNO FOR TUE !MULLION.
1.851:04
Tholraoapllystom Wriunaphantl
AT NO. I. FLEMING DLOCIIIII •
w RILE the public are excited with the controvercy . going
tr v on between the Jews and Gentiles in regard to "cut,' sqllll.
telt" and ..flemicas".of the various wales offered by oilier dialers
in tinselly, they should not forget to look la et
. NO. 1, PLEMING BLOCK,
%there, if there la fibt quite to Muth gee expended in purling,
there ea. always Lb !blind - •
IC/lathing as Cheap. Cloth al= kills, Tits as
, Good, and Work as fiuperior.
ea at any eitatillehtnent between Soviet. and dunret. The pub
lic should recollect that we
imunforAOTITIU) OUR OWN CLOT/NN : ft
end MaLlaavlng In our emgloy one of the very tort cott..a, nud
employ none but the vary best workmen, we can fury amour cui.
tomer, with articles which will bear inspection in any market in
the world Our stock of -
READY NICHE CLOTHING,
Clothing
now open for examination and we , wpm may be tumid Clothing of every grade, style. c4l texture, suitable for
- • Vali and 'Winter Wear.
Let all who wish to ;.avesdollar keep In mind the linie-wartf
adage of"economy is wealth" and call and examine the lin
tuenseessoruneat of Clothing and Dry abode at -
NO. 1, FLEMING BLOCK,
beibm parchaaingehiewhere.Pur stock doei not consist of eioth
leg atone. We have a very general asbortineut of
DRY GOODS AND Oltrxrauzg. -
suitable the faintly wt., sod stick will be sold di cheap al the
cheapest. Also. -
• ROOTS AND blione, ,
trr with Many
,other Milan too numcriou a to Mentkat, but
t e t will be tbettfully ahown, end bargain* warranted. Call
dnd see. evasive and compare." 1. ROSENZWICIGIS CO.
Erle. 'Dept. t 9,
• • • IVAISTIOD..
Tyr subierlbers hereby siva rake to all 'persons who know
themselves ludelaed to them by Note or Doak Morrow that
they aro very. moth iu want of assasy,aort destrwayi tournallaht
ieuiemeut either by Cash ocerote. Wahapsour trbsude
111 / 1 11 11111 earleption tiy 44a, nati:e, as aseulomeot with
AM* neeestary. . r• 64,TAULIENtS ,
Ette,Oet. Mu. —4eaZ
Clot nerciail Dxcharig`
1012.2.1.' , 1 1 1121121.2"11ANT!
ex►,uao froarlf or p.m UOUDB.'
HEAR TIM PATIENT
THE REMEDY TRA'I'•CORE3
PORTLAND, Me., innuaiy 40,1521,
ANOTIIER SCIPNTII 7 IO WONDER!
iimpszsc,
4Sal Artificial Digestive Wield. er Cleettiv Savo/
A ostgAT SP.EPSIA CUAER.
Prepared [cunt the RENNET, or the fourth Gumth4 a the - or, af
ter directiousof Banos 141110. the great Phystological Chem
tat 6y J. S. Uorawros.ll. D., No. it, North Eighth Street.
PhtfadelpLia, Pa.
This is a truth wonderful rented y for liodijortior. DyspeTek,
Jaundice. Lreer annidaixt, Cm/Hp/flea, and IJ - chair, elating
alter Nauwe'sowu wcthod, by Nature's own arca, the Gastric
Juice.
I:l'Haifa teaspoonful! or 0/11 tluld. infused In water. will dl=
gest or dissolve lice POSII.iI Iff R.rart Iles/ is abort two !wars, out
bf the stomach.
DIGESTION.
1G ESTION is chiefly performed in MC Katnaek by the old of
D
fluid wbleh freely exudes from the tuner eat of tame/TM.
when Ina state of health, called the Gastric. Juice. This Auld is,
the Grant Saving •.1 the Food; ate Par.fying Prererelvg. dad
Stiviietati,ig Agent of the etumach and intestines. Without it
there win he no digestion—no conversion of food into blood: and
Ito nutrition of the body; but rather a foul, torpid, pataful, and
destructive condition of the whole digestive apparatus. • A weak,
half dead, or injured stomach produces uo toad Giltlt re Juice, and
hence the disease, distress and debitity-cr limit ensue. •
PEPSIN AND RENNET. ...
PrPell , is the C h ief elesnetit. or great dip sting principle of the
(tomtit ruler. his Fraud iii great aliuhd pito In the solid Nair
Of the fluidal' stomach atter death, and sormatateseauses the rtont •
aeh o digest filch - , or eat itself tip. It is afro7tound In the *tom ,
:Imhof a altnals, as the ot, calf. &t. It is the material used by fai
liters in Malltle cheese. caned Rennet, the eirect of ninth has
long been the speirat won g derof the fettry. The curdling of milk
le the grit process of digestion. Renneu possesses astonishing
power. The rotor:lnch of it calf will eurdle nearly one thews/ilia
limes its own weight of intik. Baron /Acing states that, "One
part of Pepsin (Resolved to asst'' th'aueriviii pato Of water, vx,lll at •
gut meat and other food." Itiseased homaths produce no good
Gastric Juice. Rennet or Pepsin. Ta show that this want may be
perfectlyimplied, we quote the follow ins
ii r
SCIENTIFIC I.:vinr,ircE.
Dram •Ittetnt In his celebrated wqrk ter Animal Chemistry;
sat el ...An Attille jai Digestive Fluid may Iv readlle prepared front
the rtl'lCCati membrane of the stomach of the luau; it etreien sad.
our articles of food, as meat end eggs. will be softened, chlneed t
and di,, ested. , just in Ike same manner as they le add be in the ha
mos steraite.i."
Its. resents, In his famous treatise on "Food and Diet," pui:s
fished by W demi & Co., New York, page VS. states the same great
fact, and desaribes the method of preparation. There are few
higher authorities limo Dr. Vereria.
• Dr. Coinhe, in his valuabte at ening' on tilt ' , Physiology of Di
g:whom" observes .11131 a diminution of the dilequantity of the
Gastric Juice is a !domino,' and all-Prevailing came of Dys
pepsin t" and he states that "a distiaguished protestor of medicine
1 In I.onlloll, who wan severely afflicted with this t r .. omplaitit. End-
Dig evovilling else to fail. had refourse to the Gastr;a Jake.
I obtained (rain the stomach of living a ninials Which praved cou.-
1 pletely successful." '
Dr. Orelaln, author of the famous wnrks on "Vegetable Diet,"
says: "It M a rein., rkablerfatt in pnyealogy, that the .iamaehs of
animals, macerated in water, impart to the fluid a property of
dissolviint various articles of 100 d, and of er:ecting a kind Of
artslith.l digestion of them fu no wire dtfretent from the natural
digestiv e procet.o."
hr. tiimon'A great work, tie "Chemistry of Man," (Iva &
Dianehard, Phila. Ir-If, pp. 311 - -2) sat e: "Me discovery or rEr-
Ell N tame a new era in the chemical history of Digestion. Fro:zi
recent esperitiims we know that food is dissolved as rapidly in
nu artificial die(stlyeguld, prepared front- Ftlisiii, as it is in the
natural Gastric date itself."
Professor Iroxotwon, of Philadelphia, in his great woronk ha-
Irian Phys:ologr. devotes more than tiny pages to the examination
Of this Pullet t. li k experiments with Dr Beaumont on the Gas
tric Juice. obtained from the living 11 1 .1111/e ttCleeell and froin
en
lninis nrr well known. n•ln fill cases." lie 4iys, “digestion occur
red tes perfectly in the art Dicier/ as In the natural digestions."
Aa a Dyspapsia Curer,
Dr. ItOUGUTON'S preintratlou of Persia hat produced the
1e0.% in =dons c.ffetts, cluing canes of Desifity, Dinaciatien.Acr
roma Decline. and Dyspeptic. Consuctption, Su o,ed to heel] the
very verge of the grave. It is tuipog.thie to give the details of ea
sea in the limit. of this wive:lto:ltent—but authenticated eeititi
cates have been given of wore than
• ) 200 RE3I4I2KARLII canes!
In Philadelphia, Nen; Vora awl Boston alone. These were near
ly nll desperate eases ' and the cares were not only rapid and won
duffel, but permanent.
It is a great Nervous Anti Ate, and particularly useful for ten
dency to billious di order, liver cenirlaint, let er and eve. or
badly treated fever and and astue, and the evil etTects of Quinine,
Merettry, and other drugs upon the tligestivc g4t), , , after a king
cickne s. Aim). fur caress in eating.. a nd 1?.:: too tree cse of ar
dent spirits. It almost reconciles Health ss ith Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
-1 bete le no form of old Stomach Complaints nhich It does not
seem to reach and remove at once. No matter how they 1111 Y be.
it Mee* tesrarrnF.Liter! A - pingle &ma roomers alltke smpletuant
„symptoms, and It only needs to be repeated fir a slant time to make
these good effects poninnent. rotary or Sumo nod Vines. or
Rom follow of once. It Is particularly excellent In eases of Nau
sea. Vomiting. Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, dis
tress after entity,. low, cold state of the blood, be3VIIINS, lowness
of spirits. despondency, emaciation, n eak yea.. tendene f to Wynn
ity. suicide. &e. Price, ONE DOLL. a R per bottle. One bottle
will often etreet a lasting cure •
PEPSIN IFS no - warms, .
SENT BY MAIL. FRtg,OF POSTAGE
For t ourenience of tending to all llama of the country, the Di
(MIME M %TIER Oi the: Pt 04.1:: to ;Al up to the Nrin of PowderN
is kb directions to be ili.a.olted to dialed aleohol, water. or syrup
by the ',talent. 'Phew powder:. eoniit in juet the natue touter ns
the bottles, but erred the gleaelefyfur Ike same price, and st ill La
sent by mail free el Postage. tar one dollar sent (pryt paidl•to
J. fIotRAITON. N 0.31 North Eighth rtrcet.
rtix packages for Me dollars. Every packase and Motile bears
the Written signature of J. t. M. 1.1., Sole Proprie
tor
•.•Agents warded in every wool Gt the Milted States. Very
diseoutits given to the trade. Druggists, Postmasters, and
Booksellers are desired to act as aeents.
Carte , as Brother, NO. G. - Reed HOUK. and Pr. P. flail, No, 1
Ilughes` Binea. are agents for Erie.
August 17, lean. lytt
AT NO. 7,11.3321 D 11[01183:11
A FITS profound cogitations, extensi‘e and minute aserva
/I. eons, I have made up my mind that it's not the fault of at
least some of the people of this lawn and county, that theirgar
meats are of such indailerent materials and workmanship, for
never before was,a town cursed with such vile stocks of wares
eallOd and sold for clothing. Take a coat of the ordinary kind Sold
in tome of the shorn of tins town; examine it awl what Judgment
do youpronounee—con founded ehent'l you exclaim ti ithota her
a bulttas hole that looks as thoeettlt had bun made
by thrusting a flatter through the cloth—there a seam so open that
you might drop a Jock knife thratlgh it—here, Lott enough—you
have seen. handled and worn there goods till you are tired of
them. and II is useless for time to enlarge on their tnilliez. Here
follows more eheering In tellegence.at No. 7, !Iced (louse; I:tm‘d
this day openf d a maguiticent clock of
J. I). I'll 1:1.1%i
Gentlttneres Furnishing Goear t
Cassiincres and Ventings of German, French. English and Amer;
lean production; NO WA Fall %dyke, purchased by myself at the
In establininuenis in Banton. New York and Philadel
phia; also:Military and Plain Trimmings in great variety and
or the Inst quality, Cravats, silk and tilien.riloves :111,1
chiefs fine shirts,collars, Suspenders,, Hun' rassiinete Vetting;
alto. Oil Cloths, and a great variety of " The clothing
that I keep and make to order shall be unexceptionable In qual
ity and cut, as may be a.zertaitted by inspecting my nods. at
No. 7. Reed 119dne. where 111 ivejust removed. and with a view
et conductintbusiness upon my ott n reaponsibility.
LWO 3-Roca.
nl7
Tr ie. Sept
ritfi . . 4 Tfal
Duner4
August 31, 1,?5,1,
I T3llair 81et*T,14,,. Camel Blender; and PCLIC
IVl l a j n i3 (Fralninq BruArs.Too Grainzing Bru , lics. Steel and
!lora Graining Cintths of nll sorts and site?, ul,icll are offered ns
low no tin Fe bought In Erie or Buffalo, fur sale by
Angtn‘t at. P. HALL.
JA PA Et ED Tins of assorted EiZell and colors to suit the time's,
J
for sale by P. HALL
August al. 1833.
C6I . IPPORTERS and ti'boalder DratCa.—A large quantity adapt-
Ni to all k and prove their utility by their good effer
For sale by P. HALL.
Atigurt al.
DYI: {Moods and Dye Stutric, Logt%i.crl. Madder. Furtie, Nie
Woad. Cuinieras. Crean' Tartar. Indigo. eureu
inn, 'num Tin, Annatt, emlbear, Alum. Rive Viti.rol. Nitrlo
and Ntariaii: Acids, all of Which are orrireil low, by
August 31, I:60. P. HALL.
GnOVER Patient...ll, Crushed, Form Rico and
New Orleans Sugars, Ruperior Sugar !louse MoTi eP. ►l.-
fincd Sugar House S)tup, Rice, Cotree. Black rind Green 'Fens,
Pepper. Spice. eignamon. Ginger. Nut Megs. Mace, Cloves. cur
ren, I,e,.ide. , a host of other articles iu the line too MMMA* to
Mention. For sale by P. 11.11.1...
Alison 31. nlB
HAIR Oils, !lair Re,4oratiVCA. Hair Dye. De -sititory Powder,
Cologne., 9hat ing Soap and Cream', Toilet Soaps and per
fumeries of nearly °eery form. For Sale by P. HALL.
Airgurt 31. nl6 T
I x T !Nut & I,Ratroiw..(ll,l Port Wine, pure joire. Malaga,' V Madeiraolidi•rent qualstaes Ilrunthes. dark and pae. 1101-
land Gin, Santa Cruz Rum, Wl:lskey.Alcolroi, &e. for WC as
reasonable prices by P. HALL.
August 31. ,
R t7SziE:S.—A large nosoment ofthe Crobt npl.roted ratSernA
whkh will be fitted If required, fat sals, by I'. 11. 1.1..
August 31. n
VXTANTED--Eigbt or ten good Taitais for waging Finepress
V and Frock Coats, to whom cash and steady emploYinent
will begiven. AL HOCH
Eric; Sept. Q. teal)
11 ECIIIANICEr Tools.— . leu n'nety. hatchets, pl.thrs.plane
Irons,ehlects, ougrorei augur Bills, hand, panne!, compass.
feline, tenon, eirnularans saws„ rteel, and try sal:ire , . rerew
drivers, begets, spirit itiebis, gauges, &e. R. 11.1.1i1).
Tretueudous Zlzeitcrasontl Glorious Viutorylt
lIKE the fury of a maniac. lace wild W4T•ilZai , e, like a te.
J rifle tornado, like the ruNiing of mighty wliers. and an over.
whelinfng cataract. is the stately and otnnie,tent progress of that
snpeiidr COOKING ENGINE. which has knoekr.l tall the little
cooking stoves into scrap iron; piled the "Key atone" at the
head of the huge arch of dirt expectations, rode rough
shod over tbe "Telegraph." kr.ied all the ”Oencosee FnrraClS. ,o
kicked out of breath the "Ctinton Air Tight." and has sometimes
Cund favor over the "Ire,,Monarch." Having been induced by
its unibersal !salmis: s ty to get up three sizes of the Air Tight
HANG UP El'- 1 W... we are now prepared to supply either private
fautiiiea or 11 " 1 ..;is with sizes le please, end withake produce, oh.l
copperdsrough warrants or swapLilts far thew, and n ar ight
them t° give satisfaction..
Sept. 21.14;11. LVSTER. BENNETT & CHESTER.
OATILTIZEM IMO no= 8 erevzei
LOTION.
WII are receiving fresh proof of the efficacy of thit afilete
hrety tiny. Yemerday Mr. lihnon brought a friend Mtn
our Mere. and with tears in ids eyet.implored him to fir a txdtle
of it on his ton, assuring him that II would e tire hint up FOUIOI
and well as ever be was; this hekncw beeausehe hnd used it with
rfiet intern on one of his own bones which w s baty spariced.
?dr. Stephen D. Lee elm:leaned in this morniug and stated he had
Duty used about three ibutilts if a tOlde, apt bit horse which ho
lad it sIUQ, was almost well. lie had no doubt but what he
nad left would colnPlete the vire, We arc every day hearing
rePutts pf thilt kind about cur Lotion. and with shalt facts staring
him in the face, no ma h will hesitate to pay SO etc for au article
that will cure sound and well an animal werth o' e hundred
titnKs as much? ite sure and k for Ca tiers Ripe Bout eAd Sparta
Letitra—nad taken° .tiler. For sale at our Drug Store in (a Etie f
abd by our agent throughout the county.
- Erie. Rcpt. 20
Vkr3 A Mci.p.llLve •4v,.5_11L4;',-1•),1
GEt/. SE LIMN k SON are now reeeiting their sleek of rail
and Winter Gumbo, comprising a general anspronent of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocksry. Iron Nallsitteel,
Vies 0. &c. &c,. all of which have been purchased in the taster')
market for Cash, and will ho sold at a man advance. Weil*
not bout of the largest stock or WI sell ettrapirt than can be pur ,
chatted In New York City, but would ask a comparison of qua! ,
hies and prlces,arui are assured that no one will go away disait
iffied.....bsie Sept. 28. IBM
,' It milli rat andllavos Life.
T ANDItEW , B Pala Killing Anent is die Only article to be re
l. 11'01 upon to kill Palm at 3 mattes= It la an internal
Itallatetalti remedy. , ID RTLY. de BROTLIVS.
Aro hr Tale eclinr7i No. 4. Feed Hoye, trie re.
Oct 3. 1 . .1)14
13<imothing Now
7, 1'490
ff•fitrif," nrticic of plato and cutoff , ' "ember
'tau° and all kindw uf furniture, orfere4 cheap,
I'. HALL.
nld
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