ad. The viriirtyt•of corn planted, and the quantity of seed per sore; the quantity aodquality of manure Put opus; the crop, and the maniilpfite application; and the oumber of times thecora wu hood, or other "method of cultivation. 4th. The tune of cutting the stalks, or o f cutting up the corn; the number of leads of stalks, and its estimated value for fodder. . ' 6th., The corn to be elled, cleaned and measur ed in a sealed half bua front the acra, between the 20th of Decemjer an e Ist of January. 6th. The ground to be measured with chain or pole, end the Surveyor must Make affidavit is to the gathering, cleaning and measuring the corn. , 7th. A. full gad particular statement of the expen ses, inluding the number of day's work of team and hands, and ,the•-value of the same; the value of the ensoure;,tbe inarket (value of the corn at the place where marketed. All of the above :facts are to be verified by the oitb or affirmation of the applicant. Forms for field crops, affidavits for •surveyor, ap plicant and assistant are annexed. The application, with the proofs, must be forward ed to The Secretary at his office in Erie, by the lot of January, 1852. Forms of affidavits for surveyor,: applicant and assistant. Eris 0)14105.R. A. It..being duly sworn loth depoee and say that hd surveyed, with chain and pole, the land upon which C. D. railed a crop of the past sea soil, and the quantity of the land is—icres and no more. A. B. Surveyor. Sworn and subscribed before me, this-- - -Jay of —lB5l. Erie CoLindy, es. C. D. being duly sworn, doth depose and say that hijaised a , crop of- 7 -,the past season upon the land surveyed by A. B. and' that the quantity of grain raised thereon was—busbeli, measured in a sealed half bushel; and that he was assisted in har vesting and_measuring•ssid crop by E. F., and that the statement annexed, subscribed by this deponent, as to the manner of cultivation, espensea, kc. is in all respects true to the best of his knowledge and belief, and that the sample of grain exhibited is a fair averagesampte of the whole crop. C. D. Sworn and subscribed-before aie f . this—lay of 1851. J. D. Justice. Erie County, se. E. F. being duly sworn, doth depose and say that he assisted C. D. in harvesting, getting out and missuring his crop of--:effere'd to the above affidavits, hid that the•quantity of grain• was— bushels, as stated in the affidavit of C. D. E. F. Sworn sad subscribed before me, the--day 0.51/. J. D. Justice. optzaL itCLES APPLICXRXII TO raintiums. • Any deception m statement made . or attempt to 'obtain premiums by unfair pirtices, shall forfeit , :the premium, others ise entitled to, and o i I alsopre :, elude the offender fruM being Permitted to apply fur premiums in future. Any 'article exhibiteiron which a premium is of fered, although the best that is presented to the in : spection of thejudges, yet if in their opinion it is nut of that quality or kind worthy of a premium none shall be paid. ' Animals exhibited,' if owned in the connty, whelk er raised in it or, not, shall be equally entitled to the premiums offered, on the award of the Judges. All competition tar premiums ou articles or pre auctions depending on the statement of the individ ual'interested, shall be accompanied by a written account of the particulars certified by disinterested respectable witness or witnesses. No article exhiuited shell beentitled to two prem iums, as fur instance, the best acre of grain receiv ing the premium,shall not be included in the best field on which th premium is offered. Altarticles receiving premiums shall . be the pro duction of or belong ing to citizens of this county. 41J premiums to be demanded within six months taller they are . awarded, after which time they shill be held as donations fur the use of the society. Committees will report by the number on'the ar ticle exhibited, and in awarding premiums to be gov erned by a printed list; with the exception al the Committee on Miscellaneous Articles generally, who have the poWer to award discretionary premi- The several Committees appointed to award pre ) miu s, will be required to report in writing the Fre mium awarded by them respectively, with such re mark relitingl o the merits of the animals or arti cles coming under their official examination, and such suggestions regarding th's best means for im provement in the respective departments to which their reports have reference, as they may think prop er. . Every statement of an exhibition is to be ac companied by such evidence of correctnPes and accuracy as shill be entirely satisfactory to the ..fudges. =ll Premiums on ILlrses, including Stallions, Match:- eJ, Single, and Farm Horses. Judges—WC:ism - Doty, Hiram Brockway. Gideon W. Wagoner, A. W. Blain, James M. Sterrett. Best Stallion owned in Erie Co., Diploma and $5 00 2d beat do 300 3d du _ 100 24 Best 4 year doldo gelding, Dip. and 3 00' , 1 50 Best span of Firm Horses ' Dip. and 300 241 do 1 2 00 Best. Span of Matched Carriage Horses or Mares, Dip. and 24' , do Best Carriage and. Saddle Horse of any age, - _ , 1 , Dip. and 2OO 2.1 do • , 1 00 _ __ Stallions must hare been kept in the County the season of the Fair. Those entered as blood horses must be thorough breed, in evidence of which a full and satiaTactory pedigree must be produced,. • ' Horses; including Blood Mares and Colts.of every description. Judges-:a.peniel Vincent,Agrippa Mar tin, Archibald Kirkpatrick, Perry Oliver, Jacob Fritz. Best Mare and Colt, 2d do Best 3 year old Stud Colt, 2d do Best 3 year old ?elding, 9d do Best 3 year old Mare, '2el do Best 2 year old Stud Cult, 2d do hest 2 year! old Mare, do . r Beat 1 year old Colt, 9d do. Best Saddle and Carriage Mare of any age, Dip., and . 2 00 2d do 1 60 FAT CATTLH AND WORKING 01111‘. Jtidges—Jemes,Brawley, Moses Giddings, 7il liim Gray. James M. Reed, James Milekii. Best pair of fattened Oxen fur beef, , 43.5 00 2J do- , 2'oo Best ationed animal for Beet, .. • 300 2d do . - l5O Best pair of working Oxen, i3lip. and 3 '2d • de. 2 0 00 0 1134st i pair of trait:KO 4 year old steers. Dip. and 2 00 .' 2d do. , 150 On cattle generally preference tabetiven to such as combine in the highest degree the qualities sere rally required fur the daSrthe yoke, and the stall. Working cattle to be sogYeted to athorough trial of their training on the ground I ON COWS AND °TEE/ CATTLE NOT INCLUDED IN, TUN FIRST C DEEMS& 1 Judges—John K. Caldwell. John 'Doge, Loyd Nichols, Joseph M. CA, Eli Duncomb. Best bull over 2 years old, , Dip. and $5 00 2,1 'do' , 200 Best - bull J year-0 13 ind uader'2, D:p. and 300 sa do . . • 00 Beat 801 l Calf, - Dip. tad 200 2d t -= do . " 100 / Beat Heifer Calf; Dip. and 100 114 •do 100 Best pair trained 3 yr. old steers,- Dip. food' 200 i do 160 •,, brat pair 2 year old steers, ' - . *OO 2J . a. . lOO _ Best Mild' Cow, Dip. sod 200 *I de i 1 00 Bost Heifer soder 3 goat s old, , '2 00 .94 ' do" 100 Dltassiski. - Judges—Jima Hari, T omas Eliot G,. Straub's', David H. Ctwpaaa, David A. Gm*. Bait Bock with Zoog woisl, aad dOii 00 Id ail, . Bail Zwee Of long wool, 2d• deli Best Merino he Ise wool Bock. Dip. andi 300 14. dw • ! 150 Best 2 Ewes onloe woad, I Dip. sad 200 2 4 ' dal , 100 Best 2 Lambsiof -fine wool, i II 00 2d `, aIW„ ' • 100 Beat'South Dims Buck, . 2 00 Best South Dewn Ewe, , . 1 00 p os swiss. Judges—Blithe, S. Lytle, Stewart Chambers, Sa o m lf o . el 8, , i Wsigoner, Richard Si Brawler, and Levi Wolf. Best boar °Vet 1 year old, I Dip: and $2 00 2d ait i ef any age, • 1 100 Best 4 Pigs tween 2 and 6 months, 200 Beet breeding9Sow, 1 1 00 . The preferelli4 being given to those of such form and proportioO as \ promise the 'greatest value from the least amodot ofood. i' s rovvraT.; 11 f.J4- Mi , Juihres--Dalvid C mbers, Dr. Sanen %l, son, Henry Gingrich, Alezatu_i . o-. - Iwster, and Dr. Ira Sher na viin. \ Best 6or or common owls, 'I 21 , dui- Best - Poked fowls, or otb imfireved kinds • Of 2or ailare, , 044 and $2 00 2d d 1 lOO Best Turke !lot 6or more,e 100 ! 21 \ ! 75 Bsst Geese fisix or more, , 1 75 2.1•5 0 Best Due o 6 or more, • , \ 75 4 ' jra° , 60 t no ill T, 11•1114 T, IYATI ir ASV 01011. N. Judges—aA thooy &Haman, .W\ Eaton, John Scouller. Fr erick Ohlwiler, Gen. John Kilpatric, Geo; W. Gal owher, sod John H. Bennett. Best Acre of heat, • I Dip. and I, $3 00 21 d I - 400 Best Field of Vliest, 4to 10 acres, trip. sal 400 2d d - 1 • i ' • \ 200 Best. acre of &deb \ 200 . , 2.1 d i 4 00 Best field of rley, oot Jess %help 4 acres, 3\oo Best acre of Corn, 3 00 , 23 dci2 00 • ,- Best field of Coro, not less than acres, • 400 21 do • I . 2 00 . I Best acre ofOats, • 200 21 • ; do 1 100 . Best earls of seed corn. ' 60 Crop' being equal, preferenCe Ki ll be given to those yielding the greatest nett Profit. O:( FIELD CROPS uTana TRAM WORST, RASUAST, OATS _. , AND CAS i t 1 _ _ Judges—James Chambers, Robert Evans, Joseph B. Moorhead, Thomas McKee, David Sterrett,Con rad Brown, Samuel C. Sturgeon. Best half acre of Potatoes, Best and greatest quantity of Beans GO I acre and nut less than 25 bushels psi acre, 1 100 Best half acre of Ruta Bags ,•or l ltussia Tur nip, ' ' , • 200 21 do l 100 Best quarter acre of Beets, i 2 00 2i do , I • ' 100 Best bushel Clover, Seed,. I • " 100 Best bushel Timothy, Seed, I . •1 00 Best quarter acre of carrots, - • 2 00 2d d.s , 100 Greateit quantity of ? dressed lax [o n half acre, and not less than 400 bs. r aere; 300 Best quantity and quality of !Max ; seed on one half acre, and nut less han,ls bush , ele per acre, 1 • ! , 200 Best half acre of Broom Corn, 3 00 21 do• I i • t 200 Crops being equal, Preferen • } i ll be given to those yielding be greatest net profit. BREAD, BUTTRa t CURIOS., SI 3RT AND SUGAR. Judges—John Burton; Willi m Sitnborn,l9. Still man; John L. May, and John arm ter. \ Best 10 lbs. of Butter, , Dp. and $l , OO 2d ' do 75 Beat 20 lbs. of pecked butteronadti ,in May or June, • I Dip. and 900 21 beat' do I, . 150 1 •-•seet.".er et) -svArvelslurtrev,fiv iiirtill, and not less than 20 lbs. to be made in that time, and the Butter to bell exhibit ed, Dip. and 200 2.1 beat do , 150 Best 25 lbs of cheese, Dip. and 300 111 best do " 900 Beet cheese-of 60 lbs. and ov , D i p. and 300 21 best do 2 , 00 1 Largest quantity and best qu lity If Cheeile . Iron, any number of Cowls in Pro Portion their number in 6 days, Dip. and 2d best do Beet Honey in the comb not li 24 best du Best 10 lbs. of Strained Howl Best Bee Ilive, i Best Maple Sugar, not less t Beet loaf of Bread made from Best loaf of Bread Made from- Samples of honey to be act Mein - of the entire xtrangeme and Sugar to be accompanied; process of manufacture. • ON I' LOUGHS AND *I 1 Judges—Jame. Miles,•fda in ens, Jacob Hasler, and Jobn at The owner of team and Pious • one-eighth of an awn 6et I 21 beat do 3d best lAlo Best ploughing by boy nodelli 21 4o do : 11 The depth of furrow to lat inchea, uII width not leas than ploughman to drive the team, Belt Plough for Turf ground, Best Sub-soil Plough, Best Plough for stubble gr on costes miaow o Judges—James E. bleNak Thomas Morehead, of Fairrii James L. Reed. i Best collection of Farm Toots, Best Harrow, Best one horse Cultivator, t Best two horse do f JO Straw Cotter, i 3 00 100 Dip. and $3 00 2 00 ,Dip. and 3 00 200 Dip. and 200 1 60 Dip. and 200 1 60 Dip. and 200 1.60 200 100 • 2'oo 1 00 do Wheat Drill," 1 300 ,do Horse Rake, i I • 100 de Fanning Mitt; I . . • 100 do Grain Cradle. - • • .l 00 do Doses of Brodie, , 100 do Churn, 100 do Corn Sheller, I - , ' 100 do Ott Yoke and bows, • 100 do New rand Wigon, . Dip. end IMO Farming iniplowerna o for premiums to be tested as far as prieticitilsii i the presence of the Judges, and premium. only riliarded to those which an found in some respects me c tuPeriur to otter imple ments of the same kind it moon use in the coun my. . 1 Off TLOILItI , Judge s ... Jo hn Illicepani, Was Brecht, James H. Mayne., Robert Cochran, Jaunts Gray. Best boiriell of Flour trial five barbels of Wisest, I f Dip. sad $2 00 2.1 best . do i I I ', 100 Beat barrel Flour f r om t he annauest quauti of Wheat, 4 I Dip. sod ) 900 . Fox TA • Judges—J. C. Spoucer, .• Sanford, P. o.borD, ;I" Calvin Leet , Robert Sew& Elitin Marvin, E. Bib bit, W. Kelley, F. Fiche. er, Robert Evans, A. W, Brewster, J.X. Paldw , Jas. D. Dunlap, John Rice, Janice C. Reit4 . Best six varieties of *able tied kitchen Ap. • Phis, " I !; I Dip. and 11l 00 2,1 best do i 100 Best specimen of six!varieties of winter Ap nies,l , I Din. and 100 lid best ! do • - 100 ; Greatest number of !good 'Varieties of An _ _Orli , I Dip. and _ 100 sieln *Penises of Simmer Sears, Dip. and 100 do do Amnon Pears, do do 100 do 4. Wi l t r ter Pairs, do' do 100 Greatest number void vitriol* of Pears,,; Dip. and 100 One peck, of best tanineee, I Din. alld 100 Best 6 varieties of Plinebeok! Dip. and 100 ', 211 beet ; do • 1 100 Best 13 Peaches, f i • Dip. sad 60' 2d best do - . 60 Largest variety of itlod Peecbev, Dip. and 100 Ski beet . do ) ,... 1 0 100 ' MIES 2 00 U this 10 lbs., 1 00 •! • 1 00 Dip. sod 100 an 10 lbs. 1 00 owe,, Dip.suid 1 00 ntliail meal, 100 npanied by a state ot Bread witateisteut of the =I Wards, Jamas Ev ka. ho Ploughs ' 1. 40 minutes, $3 00 400 1 00 1 • • t less than airier ten inches, and the Dip. siditt.s2 00 Dlp. annd 2OO Dip. and 200 *max rim:tons. those, Doan, jr., ; ,Aletander Toon, 3 (~ ..L..:_....! Best -Collect lon of Plumb', • pip. al 2d best do Best collection of Apricots, Dip. at ild bast do Best collection of Cherries, Dip at 2d best do • Bast Prunes, Best and Most extensive 'collection Grapey, Dip. 111 • 2d best do Best early variety of Grapes, Dip. ci 21 best do ' Best late vanity of Grapes, 2‘l belt . do 1J best specimens d( a ny variety of Wet' 24.1 best do Best specimen of a ny nriety 2J• beat • do Best peck of tionaga' 2.1 beat, Best e► iOO sOO aOO jApples, st Strawberries, The Fruit Committee to bold their ing the summer and fall, as often as ma proper, in order to examine all kinds Speciu►ens;sxhibited to be grown by th and premiums 'to be awarded from time the several varieties shall be matured. rtowsas A IND Ganes -111011811 PLA Judges—,W. Kelley, Elijah Babbitt, Galbraith.'. • S 1 00 60 Best Floral exbibitios, Dip. a Best and Moat extensive eallibitioo of House Plait% Dip. a 21 beat do 3,1 do do Best Bouquet, 1.1 best do 3J do do Specimens exhibited- to be grown ex, the exhibitor. LOOTS /Mb GARDEN -VICOIMIBL Judges—Cherie* Kendrick, Samuel Thomas P. Grubb, John Evani, jr., Job 12 beat stalks of Celery, 2 do heads of .Cauliflowers, 2 do Brocoli, 12 do Table Turnips. 12 do Carrots. 12 do Table Eleetio, 12 do Parsnips, 12 do Onions, 3 do Heads of Cabbage, 12 do Tomatoes, 2 do Purple Egg Plant, 12 do Sweet Potatoes, Best half peck of Lima Beans, do 'do Winsor- do de bunch of Double Parsley, 3 befit crashes, Largest and best Pumpkins, 12 best ears of Sweet Corn, Best half bushel of table Potatoes, 2 , 1 best do Best seedling Potatoes, Best and greatest variety of Vegetables by exhibitors, Dip. Best kitchen and flower garden with Ira be growu by exhibitors, SI CK) SOU !RHO 1:D )4 AIIUTA OVUM Judges—Mrs. G. A. Elliot, Sirs. J Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. T. G. Cult, W. Brewster. Best pair Wooten Blanket., Dip. 2ti ben 'do Best Flannel of VO yards or more; Dip. 2J best do Beet Wool Cirpet, 20 y'ds or mcire,'Dii 2d best do Best Rag, Carpet, 20 y'ds or more, Dip 2J best d 0... Best Wool Coverlet,. 2d best do - Best pieced Bed'Quilt, 2d best du Best Counterpane, ' ,2.1 best , do • Best Table Spread, cest do Best Tow Cloth of 20 yeas t ; 01, -21 best do br • Stoat 40f; m ssf Qmtno•4l; ce 2J best do Best Hearth Rig, 9.1 best do Best pair -of Woolen Stockings, Best Woolen Gloves, Articles to be maoufactured aiuee Fair. • MISCILLAVIBOUS'itAUTACTU Judges—George Belden ,. M. Car l nel Goodrich, Walter Ches er, Job Maynard, Milton Courtright Jobe H. i f Atkins, Gates A. Bennett, W. H. Jul Best Cabinet" Ware, i _ Dip 24 best do Best Woolen Manufactures, Dip 2d best do Best Carriage and Sleigh making, Dip, 24 best do • . Best Cast Iron Manufactures, Dip 21 best do Best Marble Work, 2d best .do Beat Cooper Work, stl best- do Best Pudtp Making, 21 best do Best Saddle and Harness making, Di 21 beet do . . Beat Tanning and Currying, Di! 2tl best r do Best Carriage and Sign Paintiog, Di 24 6 do Best Blacksmith Work, 24 best -do • . Best W bite _ Smith Work, 2d best ' do Best Tio and Copper Ware Miking, 2d best : do ' Best Biwa and Boot Making, Dii 2d best , do Best Hat and Cap Making, 2d best ' do Best Paper Making, 2d best' do Best Book Binding, ild•best .' do Best Printing; 241 best ,do Best Tailttrinir •2d best'' do ' Best Silver Ware Ind :Jewelry, Di 2d best ; do ' ' 1:1] Best Dentistry, lld best do Best Gunsmith Work, -' . Di 24 best do 1 Best Oil Cloth Manufacturing,', . Di 2d best do i Best Miaoi Work, . '- 'P I 21 best. do Best Tile for Draining,. 21 best ',. do Beat Brick, 2tl best , do Best Machinery, including &elm 1 operation, Di '2d best do Articles to be risanufactured by sines this last annul Fair. 300 2O $3OO 2 00 i 100 1 00 3 00 rmacruses, 14,4mi/sus, 'music! Judges.—Moses Billings, Res. J• C. Sevin, R. A. White, Calista Elisabeth Hubbell and Hiss Laura t Best Portrait Painting, Di 2d best, do Beat specimen of any otbei Pal Oil, • Di 2d best do' Best specimen of Painting w W ere, 24 boot do Beat Daguerreotype Specimens', 21 beat do Best Drawing, 2d beet. do MILGRIM! AND D* ma Judges—Mrs. James C. *tab. Countight. Mrs. W. A. Brows` 11 foe, ]fir'. Joseph Y. Moorhead, M Mrs. Josiah Kellogg. Beet Hiram best • do Best Dries Making, 21 beet di suirmim mitt, WAIL wciar...] AND Judges—Mimi Emily Wigtq l Mi Dip. a 60 ..lotl/276 50 loos, 75 50 75 50 100 2C373 cranberries, ofts du bs deemed maturity. exhibitor, to time u od W. A. a 11.0 00 D:p. 60 Naively by . Pollock, too - Eatoo; 60! 50 • ao • • 6o 60 60 50 56 50 50 60 . 6O 50 60 " 60 . 60 A 50 37 50 seed nd LI 10 Diploma. n Brawley, d Mr.. A. nd el 00 50 lad 100 50 . and 100 60 and 100 ao ila 100 Dip. 5o lod 100 Dip. ao and 100 60 and 100 50 100 60 Dip. 'Dip. MiMPIE 80 sod 100 so so Dip e lut annuil of Rein- Cass, W. S. Riblet, J. D. atop. - • tud $lOO 1 00 sod 2 00 1 00 end' 200 1 00 Ali 200 100 and 2 00 Dip 1 00 and 100 I and 200 Dip 1 00 and 200 1 00 and . 2.00 . 100 aod 2,00 100 and• 2'oo Di .and •2 00 1 00 ip. sod 9 00, 1 00 900 1 00 900 1 00 900 1 00 900 1 00 900 1,09 900 1 09 900 1 00 900 1 00 900 1 00 OJ 1 00 00 1 00 900 1 00 900 / 00 .and Di NM !MI 1, Di mg . and and lIIM MEM ME9 12T5 w !MI encl. io watt 3 00 the ems' Mara A Paid a LE Dkarnitapo —The "Southern Banger,'' of a late date, give, the 'Menhirs oc gnat tto ti at temp t assassinate the editor. he offenderi was awo ir, and the allegded ground of the attack - wasl a publi cation, in the Butner. of an 'article charging the fe male in question with having appeared in a 'man's ,clothing. The editor affirms that no such article ever appeared in his colum., and he 'gives the, fol lowing account of the outrage.—"On' Wedne'sday afternoon (yesterday) libnat 3 o'clock, P. 111., the editor of this piper being absent from his rate:. a woman of slight frame, with grey eyes and klack hair about forty-6ve years ofage, entered the office and inquired for the praprietor,.of a gentleman sit ting at a table in the reading department. Eleing told that he was absent, she went into the press room - and repeated the same inquiry, when she was told that be Would be in the office in the central. of an hoar and a half. Being still impatient for the• blood of the editor, she approached the desk of the publisher, and taking upit type sod askiag hinW'are these type?" drew a pistol apd shot him. -The' ball' took effect between the elbow and shoulder or the __ right arm—passed through the arm and entered the WI. w__ 1 body and ringed nearly through it. lulu been 4 v" found by the physicians and extracted. • Mr. Rey ! " I NWs now lies dangeromily wounded at his lodgings. s 1 The woman was armed with two large. rifle - bored 2 wi15° 6631 -• 'pistols, and a large glittering bowie-knife, all of -ig" Wilii° o l which are now lying before us." I TIVIIII, Ikt, ph Vance, Dr., Verson, Sanford". . and •2 00 1 00 ing in . and 100 r Col . and 1 100 p. and 100 1 00 . and 100 - 1 00 Mrs. Milton lance Tboop- H. McConnell, =3 i Miss Sophia Chester, Miss E. B.Gould, Mho Mary Ann Rice, Miss Mary Miles, Misa Matilda Trig, and Miss Elizabeth Donn. . 1 oo 100 so so ao 60 ao Best Worsted Work, 2d best do Best Plain Needlework, 2d best • do " 1 00 1 oo ao ao Best Group of Flowers, ' Dip. sod frO ad best do Best Variety of W orsted Work, Dip. sod C I 2d beet de ' Best Fancy Chair Work with Needle, Dip. and Of 241 but do, 40 Best Worked cushion and Bach, Dip. and tio ad best do Best Worked Collar and Handkerchief, Dip. and 150 2d best do bo 1 00 Best Port Folio worked, ' 50 2d beet 4, . . 0 0 Best Lace Capes, ' Dip. and 50 24 best do . ! Iso Best Lamp Stand Mate, Dip. and ISO' Id best du , 60 Best Ornamental Shell Work, Dip. and v 60 2J best do . :00 Beat Sixeimen of Wax Floaters, Dip. and •60 2d beat do '4O sOO 100 ao 75 75 iitscitzLAssotis nalcuce ORMIZALLY. Judges—Wm. A. Brown, John F. Hampton, Geo. W. Barr. 1. 11.:Gara, R. J: Sibley, Allied, King,:i.t. Whitehill. This comin►ttce is impowered toawarddiscretilh ary premiums on anything of Special merit not la eluded in the foregoing list. •z M MITTK R-Or GRNERA L 11AR ANO BM F.NTS. Robert Evans, Henry Gingrich, Conrad Browne, jr. George &Aden, Alexander W. Brewster, Geoige W. Barr, %%rayon King, and Peter Pearce. CONDUIT= TO ARRAWAIR AWVCIAS AT THE PAIR. Walter Cheater, Win. A. Brown, David McAllis ter. M. W. Catighey, Mrs. Chitties MI Tibbils, Mrs. Presley Arbuckle. and Mrs: Benjamin Torn4n son. , • Mrs. George Kellogg. Mrs. 'John Sampson, Miss Cathuine Moorhead, ALAS Susan Evans, and Miss e , Isabella Williams. The following Resolution wis adopted April•l9th, .1851 : • Resolved, That.the innual Fair for this yesr'be held in the City of Erie on ‘Vednestlay and Thoye day, the first and second days of October next. ' JOHN BKAWLEV, President: hum D. Dumtar, Secretary. Two Weeks Later from California• N The steanterkdorado ' arrived at quarantine' at 6 o'clock this morning, bringing two weeks leiter news from California. She left Chagrer on the 7tb and Havana, the Pith. The Eldorado waited wo m days for the ails and specie by, tht Panama/ wlfich arrived in Panama on the 23, with 200 passengers and one million in gold. The • Panama left 4ari Francisco in company with the Isthmus, the latter vessel also having 300 passengers. nod about One Million in dust. All arts quiet at Havana.' when the Eldorado Ittt. ' I There is nothing partitilar new respecting ;the Indian Commissioners, and their progress iq the treaties with the savages. General Wan had bkeu authorised to raise Int men to protect the people; in Los Augelos valley, against the iticursion, of fa* ludiams though the, Canon Pass. • i ; . The report of probable a pprepriat ions by ; Congress for the benefit of California is'baving a great ,etrect in,momentarialy rutting up State scrip, but it 'ran dowe again very soon. The legislature having ;re fused to authorize the Attorney to enter a Rolle pro scion in the cast of the squatters, their • trial *Old have come off on the 7th ultimo, but no judgeleing• present, it did not occur. There has been triore iYuching it the mines. This state of affairs is la mentable. The City Attorney's report shoWli a tremendous amount of litjgaton, amounting to qver two millions of dollars daring the past year. Pot ilfiiii4.Fii chink irt#64 - ia to ii4;i:iii organise. " 'llict4 ° uteW preparing for the municipal election, anon to 'came I off. We have to notice the discovery- near Benicia l of a Coal bed' which is said to.be of a superior 'qqali ty. It is located within a few miles of the Paeific Mail Steamers' Depot. Many beds of coal have been discovered in Oregon, so that the Pacific steam 1 marine is likely to be well supplied soon with his very important article. A bill has passed the Log islet tire establishing a State Marine Hospital etcBac ratnento, and appropriating $30,000 from the State Treasury towards that object.f The two Houstis of Legislature had.agreed to ailiturn on the loth lilt. Therein• which have fallen have very much; in creased the certainty of goodcrops besides insuiing feed for the-poor brute', whic h would have Allect of thirst and hunger had the spring paved sts'ay tfsb sent any rains. The' health of the country cbntin ties excellent. We bear of no' prevailing disedses in any part of the State. -, 1 The steamship Hermann nailed to-day with! , 80 I I passengers. The' San Francisco Courier. April 15th, says! , "Both parties are preparing to Marahal their forces for a thorough party organization througont the State. °The miners heretofore have been unconcerned spectators, now they are prepared to take their positional party men, and will appear in force at the polls. The sting candidate for Gov ernor will be Major P. B. Readiug, a man of high character and intellgence. a native of Philadelpbia, he has been a resident of Upper California for -eight years, and was the fi rst to raise the American ,flag in the State. 'The democrats will probably ntimi nate Major Romane, at present- the Etat, Register —he is a native of Venues.. and came to Califoirnia in 1849. There are several other aspirals, among them Gen. Thomas J. Oree‘Col. Brigler, Dr.Sena ple and others. The preseM incumbent, John we p. c .!, will be an independent candidate.' The whigs and Demiicrats in the city ar' on the evis of nominating municipal officers, conederable itrerest is felt by both parties. The electiol will toted off on the 29th of April." Hon. Samuel Purdy, Mayor of Stoctun, and formely of Buffalo, is talked of all an independent candidate fur Governor. He is 'itiner ally a favorite among.the miners. , . The market is glutted with all kinds of mertltan disc and goods of .every.Chirscter are selling; re:- markably low—it is expected, however, that 'hen . communication is openedwith all parts of the Mines business, w iii greedy improve. Painful rumors and severe charges of bribery and corruption have been made against several members of the Legislature. The Sarah Sands arrived at San Fraticieou from Panama in 34 days. The rain throughout latious parts of the State has had a very beneficial effecit on vegetation. The attempt to impeach Judge Paisons proved a failure. It is asserteci•in the Calif rein papers that Supreme Corm hid agreed upo en opinion that;the city of San Francisco; is not tool to pay for buildings which have beeredestmyedar resting fires, and for which judgmelits have been obtained in the lower Courts. From the Sandwich . Islands advice. to the 10th Mira!, have been reeeiv ed. The report wait that Honolulu was to hel im mediately blockaded by the French. I 1 00 iOO 1 nO 500 1 00 Par lisle. I,l2lkrotb Eigh o ti w i Zee lec t. rn a l ed dlreedyea t of the Atro -elate Ramie Omagh. Those tabs ng to-puree/me are referred to my agent and attorney, W.N.Lane. Faq. Time know Sag taseno selves indebted is me by nose or account are requested to WI oar Mr. Lane and make payment w about delay. Erie. May 17.-4 W. N. LEM& Dip. and -1 00 pip.-ind LOG Executor's Notice. IVI OTIOE, is hereby given tha. Letters Testatneatari have been / granted to the subscribers on the estate of Joseph Marshall.r late or Green Township. eee'd. Therefore all having eat= against sank estate wilt present tannins aettlement.sa4 tbosetta debted make immediate payment DAVID MARSHALL ALEXANDER DUMARS, I Dip. and , I 1 00 Dip. sod Igo 1 Oo Dip. and b► L ILK'S. Ladies v4iII Ilnd a uod aseixtwent, Black, Charticat- L 3 ble. 0. tripe and Caeca Silk Just opened at Mao 27. 16311 CEO. BELDPIN at SON. AIANITI BUNN 98, Ribbons, ' Ws. al BELD EN 411. 80N lI.RIO. .ro-de Rhine. Chene, rOlll/11113, Fonland, Chapaeleolo, ► tihripe4. Bard and Florence Silks Ibt sale by /MITI* JAtICEION. DE LANES.-9Printed, nate. mil Figured De-Lanes for-sale 1 0 by • SMITH JACKSON. ~ Dip. and D 10110118,—An Manillas assoriamens of Sea net,,CalN and Slab itibbops, Plain. Tatou.% and Satin Do.. for sale at JACILVDIVII AWN/L—Plaln. Printed Figured and Easbrok/mid Lawns .1.4 fix sale at JACKSON'S. Wool 1 Wool 1 1 ASH will be paid for any quantity of Woolby me. C flrie.difay tt. . SMITH JACKSON IXTE are now receiving our Sprees and Smaller Stock, cornba ll Mg of every variety ofBIiMMER GOODS, such as eannot ail to please every variety of human taste. Out •toek eotnprises Lawns of new and splendid Myles. a tarp and splendid amorunrnt of Prises. flonsmerr shawls; Leghorn. etraw and rains Leaf Hata. etc., which will be sold cheap for each at No. 1 Wright's Block May 17, AWN —New awl ekiaat patternm. at. No. 1 Weight' Block 1.4 • May 17. LAIRD & RDST. ' 511,4.1 7 1f1R HATS.-143 thorn, Straw an for valeteheap at No. 1. Wraibes Block 50,000 Ltxi. Wool Wanted. WE will pay the highest market price in Caen for any qUanti tr of WOOL. delivered at our gore. No 4. Wtight's Block Mai LT. LA IRDI6. RUBY. WOOl4l WOOL 11 WOOiali . I Pounds Warne.' at 'be Erie Woollen Facto -00,000 ry, for which the proprietors wilt-exchange Cloth. Eaasinteres and , Tweeds, on desirable teem loathe wool grottier. or pay tlielbighest warket price in Cub; for nay quantity or Wool on'ered for sole., As we intend to withdraw from the maaullicturing Moines* ' 4ll - 40 ti. wetlighlY4C*ll3l,lC that all indebted to us for el or otherwise, shoulli came prepared to pay Hied: accounts in 47 : txd Or money. Kilt, May 17. MEHAFFEY tc BREWSTER. -,TTrit'S . J. EEPERS' can be supplied with an excellent assort /1 anent of Table Cutlery, Bram, Brimnta. Iron Ind Japan Sy. Si:hitters and Trnys, Double Plana!, Silver. German err, Britannia and Iron Table and TeaSpoonr. Basting spoons, Mincing halt es. Dinner and Tea Bello, Porcelain and Brans Kettle+. Porcelain and Tin sauce Pans, WaMe Irons. Coffee Mills Dust Pans, sad trout and stands, &c., at the CHEAP Hardware Store. RETUS REED. May It • No. 3, Reed House. lispUTT , and Cheese 'Pryers at •LO ‘R It F.N Trowels :hid Rakes, at the CLLE.AP I lahlware store May 7. - RCFCSREEDS. Goods from Auction. nal N'rg, Gingham*. Printed Masi R ibboos. bonnets. Para- JC a4lCaissimetes, from Auction, v. h&ch y. ill be sold nt It II :Si I billlalitCr. Erle May 17. C. 14. TIRBALB. - 0 I tti . 7 l l:C7t i o i r ne s. i n ti sh a t fi e . h t a i ll a w •ill se T lr by ° al e /T e te:4 at Kew 4 from To wl 0 mles.de prices m)l4 O .M. rionm..s. 1160 nut.l4 rti - wllt.—.l choice lol v ofirlouron consignment — 7 . Jur aate at amyl: LOIS RN , BROWN k. Oa's. Pklim HAN.INGS.—We have a large stock of various Miles cl,rect from We rnanufaewrers, a Melt n ill be sold at tower lgurm. than can be purchased elsewhere In this . may 17.. Lowity. mat% v & ot). • • 101 PR.I AW KET TLES—A good assurtnasn tat the • store of g_g May 17. LOWRY. DROWN & CO, SI ' AR—A popertor'artiele. by the haiel4 - or smatter quantity at the heap store of toy t aAV RV, Bat )%57 N ar. Co. T EXII I I' LIND 1$ JD.RI : A few pieces Jewel; Liud Calico, d, at the cheap Store In the Sennett . Block. , may 17. riAbt leaf bats, orall qualitirg. just rerpivo.d and hot sloe. come Tux. HAVERATICK & CO CARPETS' CARPETS ::—The subricrihers bavejun received from 'New York a boaudifur lot of carpets, which will be sold lorry low for cash or ready pay. CrOiIPTON. 11AVERSTICK & CO. ortn inform the public that he intends to pay particular attention to Vetereny Surgery in all its varneur Acanthi:A.- 111 s charges ntli he reasonable. I'leare call and see. °dice at the Canal Stable. tear the outlet Lock (gibe &Acumen Canal. Erie. ,tan. 4. Irttil. Now Goods for the People. ta—v Tj , r. i;tl iigUr ery - racliTitifrii7er l iAritartilware. - Xrockery. Glaonlitsrl. It ally, Liquors. St.c. which is large and well selected and bolelit elI ap, Anti w iii le sold at very low prices for ready pay; (tog word for a.) as cheap as say other in Erie. Good madder , prints from Sir loge, and the best English and Merrimac at tile per yard. and all other goods in proportion. 'Wishing to do a more ready pay business will make the prices on low as to in•luee person. to make ready pay for their goods.— People are requested to roll and take a look at ins goods and pri ce.. 11 v. ill cost nothing to do that. and udl obh^e. ours te. 'Ea ie.May 2.1.31. t3MITIf JACKSON. Cheaper Than the Cheapest C' 1.1. No.it.Chearstkle, and we the cheapest stock of rut pie to nt Fancy' t:0,1=4 ever veered in this market. Just re ceived a ;zenetal a.sorttn.mt of Ladies Dress Goo de. Bonnets. DonnetTrit 1111 l 'mot, Woken and Hosier). Ike.. Svc. These goods, were mostly booght at auction for cash. at ;treat sacrifices, aad will he sold at correspondiug low figures. More hereafter. M - ty I, 1,31. C. M. TIBLIALS. Cheap ilardwaro Store. T AM !reel% ing a large and well Felmted stock of Ucasy and I Shelf Hardware as was e%cr brought to This market And it will be sold at a small advance. as 1 do busitwes on the Cash system only. '"Thoic wishing awi lung pertainllifi s tO Hardware can I , money by e Sing at the apllardwareStore. Autonomy stock canine fun Iron both ad "andaquare. from 3-16 to 3 inches. Sat liar Dorn dto 11 Inch hoop, band, scroll, oval and balloon), of all size's, Sable nail roll English and American and steel, asel arms, springs, ground xes. amiable castings, bears hands, anvils , 'vises, smith's bell ws, dirt picks. crowbar*. mattocks , grub hLes,eoil.log. trace, halter. dog and Jack chain. spikes both wrought and cut, from four to eight inches. nails than gd to led. also knee, door. finishing and wrought nails„hoese shoes, tains sad hinges of all kinds and sizes; gate latches, mill, crone cut and circular, saws, friction rollers, shovels, spades, hoes. Whey. smiths, forks ands good asiortmenk of mechanics tools, RUFUS REED. Erie t May. 3411551. No. 3, Reed House. TAP , BORERS anti, Rot Scrapers at the Cheap Huimum Shoe AU FES REED. Ci H F.Ep SH EARS—A good asaorournt at `1.7 Miry 3d, MI. RUIPVS REED, 1(o. 3 Reed donee Rochester Rappins a Humbug. Nvcczycoo faith in the insane theories of the "Rappers." and so far from desiring to hntie 'pate spiritual intercourse, am fix Myseif eontented to remain a little longer and veil my goods Ot great bargains. gi% mg the usual . satisfaction to - my cue. tomer,. We are now• hilly premised with:a large stock of Cloths. Cassinieres. Vesting. and Trimmings. t 0 supply any demand for Clothing, and my arrangements lor the manufacture into gar meats of all descrilinicmc In the prevailing mode. are of the most perfixt character. It ms my deterummation that all 'ball be satisfied who patronise my establishment. Gentlemen may ob tain a4my store a handeome out fit Mr • little money, and my moan 'conunues to be "the uutulde six pence versus the sloe JACOB KOCG, Erie, May 3d. so. 7. Heed House. K. iLi GLOVES—A great variety at the new store of May 341,. lAMBI', BROWN,! CO (1 1 0/[11 0 15.;;IG LANES. —A goal .LJ of ' I • 11100,000 1111WARDIII Groat Nzaitoaaaat at Maly Wright's Mock! Jinny not Lind Coming! iidisietka. • BT.U L ROSENZWEIG &Co: are receiving every day it their at re. No.l, Wright's Block, the most choice and releet assort efil of goods la their line ever offered in this market. Coats, Panto sad Vesta, • , of the Guest material a. of the best fit. and of the most superior norktatrishin, are Peild at this milabliphinent so cheap that a matt will mike more by buying than going without. la abaft their articles ate • `AFFORDED SO CHEAP! that hoirealler there tan he no "value for reedy Coat'. soiled Vests Of dilaPtdated rants. rim their stock of Reath , Made Clothing is not the throaty ind.eement held out to a “Fri, Ragged and Clauerifobl ie . ' to give them a cab. fin their Mock Of CLGTIIB, C-18'81.3114RES 4. V ESTINC S, is onsorpassed for variety, Fallon and, above all, Cheapness; and as they have employed , An illsper/eaced 7Litight of the Shears, 2 \ 4,,,,,,. Well and favorably known for many years in this wry and eo ty they can warrant good fits to the most fastidious. They ha GoiNtstrom the finest fabrics to *)w' coarsest, so that every a. cart t4intited. They flavr a large assortment of Gt:NTLF.MEN'S FURNISHING.GOODS, sloth as Shins Iron UM dnest ttioality to the 'Coarsest Hickory Mort, handkerchiets, slot es, lux**. Se arh, under garments, cull lira, nnsoins.together with eves) thing is our line. We have a general assortment of 1 , Ladies PashiLthie Goods.- for Of Spring and Summer trade. We hate neither room nor time to eumnernte styles or 'Teak ofgvnlity, but 1011 Jut say to I.aq mil torah and examine for themselves. IT IS NO TROUBLE TO StIOW GOODS, and artiso mires don't suit v. endes wor to nape them. The we wish to sell and a rc determined ans. to unde - sald. Don't furget the location, No. 4, Wright's Kriel, May 3, ISM: • • New rims! New hoods! AIiBUOCLI: and d. P. if,Ek S.Slit having formed a Co-Pan. 1 - • nership In the Mercantile business. at the uld stand o(the senior, partner, Yo S, Perry Block. take Pits method of mfbrowna their (mad, and the pul.tic that they ma now receiving their!. Sprint, and S.lllllllllWr Stock, which will be sold cheap. A small invoice already on hand %hie& the ladles are pansculzut - WI co call and examine. Erie!. ADZll3.lffil. lips ON NET ribbon* aatt Atfilletal Flowear, a MI arortabent at I , April IS. Fr LLERTONIL TSQ=l~Off ac mss. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Are.happy to inform their clients, that although hastily sift.. ted by NM from their °Mee. on the morning of the Nat Mat- they are Mule harmed and will he happy so merge their cheats and friends OlNde, three doors north of the Public Square, one Ziminerly's store,opposhe the one pirmicsailiroecupled by them Mr. Grant is Commissioner Pot the Biases of New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, lowa, and Michigan, and Pension and Bounty bumf Agent. , April 2. rIIIIO.IIE —A first rate article on hand and for ante by the bun ‘,/ died or by thy pound, by comrroN, HAVEMSTICK t Co MII Green, No 17.-h1 L 1 Silk and Silk Lace kwMama/piny. at SICLUEN la SON. "` AG' drLains, Poplins. Lawns. Gingham'. &e. A assort,. n 4 . GEO BELDEN & 80K Kinn from Ow Asia'. lair! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Orest W. 0. DUALET LAIRD ar. RUST f flats Mayl7 iftrrus YEEDB7 assortment at the cheap store LOWRY. DROWN & Co•s. • WIIIII 430010•. ' - Ira • Cheap lidio; Oa IlaaL T BubbleOber, are 1201 W receiving daily by r, Ko mi ; 4 ,... i CG.....d., anal • thy 01., large sod general aasottineut of 111pr iag ikid . ex...= . cvn Hard"... Crocker y Paper Hanging, Iron. Nails. kr. ' And a great asscirtuiest of Carper: i:vco. 11.1148EiLinereaVaiTs01,80;7 awbieb bare been purchased kit CAMIt and will be lick „, . µnail advance. Erie, May 3. Ifin. lifew Cleats. Niel. Seed v - Tud7 arrived. per *apron thie evereME beachrui arip tasat 0 aPr heed Lawns. Refuge de Lanes. 'Vint. Gingham. x sa . , ex Lied hints The ladies will meow drop fp sad We goods and prke;—wehing charged fur 'bowle rm. May 3d, 1831. • comrron, HAVERnicki co • ozp., At a meeting of the Ihr* le* Once ir — minahe e r ny beld at tbe Treasure', s ee. on Mr goildwing pa gentlemen were chosen Diemen or said tko dem ef t. , iir` p u the neenlng year. Sir.: C. Tibbs* . A tr.gr ew , et ,. J. H. Willman; &oath Jackson. .1 J. C. Marshall. Willies Remy.. H. Fullerton. J. H. Kays..., Harley Sherman.Ceas le e e t .i /.13. Clark. . • N. W. Russell. On motion: Smith Jetkeoe was dimwit President L H . w ii. Name. TRIIPAPIIf. R. J. Sibley. Secretary. The other M all Company. is now Itcznowed to th e g imw Recorder's elite. a SI:BEN J. SIBLEYIt•- 't 161 -,.._ ..r Erie. May 10. ISJI. • -------------------___34" Nan, 400 a/. MEW. subscriber has Just retuned f ro m New `York and yn,b,„ delphia with a large stock of Groceries, Trout K . Ware, ship Chandlery, !e. D. d. (mug. . Erie May IS. 1851. st Spring and lianuner XLillinery. SMRS. H. B. WARD would say to the Lathe, that by their liberal patronage heretofore extend a i s 10 her, she I s now prepared with the latest Yew York an P hiladelphia Bahian of Baring and Bummer &nu e s hp ., s he will be happy to sell at the Tr lowest priers. Het and consist, of over forty different kir ds of Bonnets, at porn l b, cannot help but suit the times A so. Ribbons and Flowers, sas in fact a general assortment 'if Millinery. Hiram, bleached and press , !in the latest styles. All limbo( Country Produce taken in pa ; meat. / r Country Milliners supplied with rods at the lowert magic Erie, May 10, 1/41. • Clash tit 'Wool I wE want to buy 10 0,000114 of Wool. and will Fay th e ho e ., price in cub oa delivery at our store. • 'Erie. May lt • cutirnm, HAVERSTICti It CO., M C. ri A Rill E and Wagon Maker, State WWI aeiti Sevona.o wo. Liddklitelackallnith 'bop, Erie. Pa. carnages, Wagner, de ft 10 a iced best manner. • Erie, May ,1101. , : . WARNING 231 LZIMMNTII. B Y request Osome of the members of the Erie Comity c )11ural Society. the subscriber brought on and senile tale th• - ;owing articles. Emery k Co's, Horse Power and Threshing Mach,ne. tinb-soil Pious. Corn Planters ann Seed Drills, 14at Powers for churning, driving rind stones, &c., Cornstalk cutter and crusher', llay • and Straw Cutters, Emery's improved compressing and thermometer elms cats binnl.lo teeth Garden Hakes, Hay Forks. t naidned ma Scythe stones. &c.. Having made arrangements Air the. A my Of the al.,yr, ;tether with all articles in Agricultdrai b •ry and Finsair inplinients, 1 - can furnish at Whole.sele ctaut , on ttu rum terms as the tuanufae turerv. adding transtsmatien. ant s. all ar. tidies are Warranted, the attention of Farmers belted. . Li. x, i'LA Erie may 10,1151.. State street, 2 doors north of ruaerfix., . PARE' POR SAUL A GOAD FARM for sale cheap. S.oore in Harboirroek. four .Cl. aides nazi of Erie, and a-hallrink. po l o eciunty. Pa., containing 16kacreo oil and, Phi of winch are lades good state of euhivation, and welt‘adapir4l for grain or rut. there is on the premises a good IIFWMOry same tioui.o, two law tgmto, eider mill and other couvement Wl tonl hots, wild t 4 p twee') two and three lousdned bearing frith ter ow ak cia(thl A credit given for part of the purchase iiiooey d desired. tor particulate esquire on the premises, or of H. L. rition. to furs 1011 whip ELIJAH PINNEY. Ha rlA)rereek,May le. 1.1.5 E iSnigL GMAT INMITZM 212 0 1 SHOP. N'T MURPHY tee lease to Intern, 1.4 nhd e gricrnera that C.r 1 1 11 ' the prevent he writ be found at No. 7 Reed drur, tae ; morn ethry, where 1w Pill he haw/ to watt uvt.o all ale say favor him with a ea:l. Erse, Ma) 3, 1-31. .1 • SI lizectator's Notice. OTICE} is hereby given that letter,. Testamentary Fa' a ten granted to the subscribers on the estate or Joreth Lan. !me or Nana East tit-.deceased: therefore all hittring Maims span said estate. Trill present them tor settlement, and thole mdebtel make Immediate payment. B. BA V 1 IN.. t uri , FANNY 'LAW, North East. Nay 3, Mt, ._ $5O moaszair. ng. HUNTER will forfeit SM. if railing to cure Si! riot if disease that may come under his tare. im matter *Air 1 'Handing or afflicting. Emirs are invited noFrame Rooms, 3i, North SEX ENTH Street, rbdadellillta• wshcm rtv'f interruption by other patients. Strangers and others won Wn been unfortunate in the 'election ,of a physician ire im call. Those who have injured themselves by solitary t ire in , also invited. REA D •Nn REKTI . T.--Tbe afflicted walk, do well to primt before inviting their health, happlatm. and in many ram Vat lives, th the hands of physicians. Ignorant of this elms tf Rms. ir is corta.nly ininnisdile for mit man to undersriii lir ~rs toe 11W011111 ry are sunrct to. emery respeetantr pavi,ent has his peculiar branch, on which be is more successful that Au brother professors, and to that he devotes most of Pm tune asi study. YEA/so, Pahertet. rreforivelythrroted lo the study and treat. meat of diseases of the annual ort,ns, together w ith 01/ 010, body. throat , owe or legs, pains in the head or tan,. ?nu , cturiar rheumatesso. stricture., gravel. irreifularitlrs. disease me ing from youthful ereesees or impurittes of the blood. whereby the constitution has become en trebled. enables the Doctor to At speedy re/4f to all s Ito May place tltcaugivai under hisenre Philadelphia. May 3. lesl. I)V New and Popular liebool Book. rtOMPREVIENSIVE Satre aryof Universal History. locate 1.../w ith a Biography of Distinguished Persona. to a Inch p ar pended pa epitome of Heathen Mythology. Natural Philostr. General Astronomy and Fllysiologri Adopted in the Pubis Se hools s oll Philaddlphia. E.S. JONES de CO, Put.lobers. N. W:Corner FOURTH and RACE streets. Philadelphia. Temeera and School Committees addressing letters to u pan paid. will be gurnisted with copies for examination. ry A Full and llosuplete Assortment or Books and glaUol - y St NEW AND riureateresx.a GOODIN: I • No. II Reed Itcniso. Sh ie. _ TOIIIII M. JUSTICE bey leave to call the attention of it , his old custoniers and the public to the new and .idea- , ldid assoftoseot of Spring and Sturnear Clothing. Cloths. csseoseres, Vesting, and such other goods sni ally found in a • Easbioiablo Clothing Establishment, I L whieh be 1 now reoeiving and opening for the 'rupee. um' of Purchasers t • • - • /CO . Raab inotrsn. -Elie whole stock ban been seamed and made under his ors direction with particular care, which with the remarkable Low rarsoms at which he Is depstatined assail will convince ail who in fore him with their east= that hileatablis‘aent is the only plane la town where a Good and Pashimutble Garment can he bought at n price which defies competition. Ills steiq of CLOTHS. CASSIMERI. and VESTINGS ha re born ori , trd with ;rest care expressly for the custom trade, and he woul d ' 4 " rhe those wbo prefer having their Clothingieriade to order to cm and examine GOOD., OUT AND NAZE. for themselves. nervous leaving their measure for any runners' Knot piesseed with it when done, will not he asked to tike away•• He still continues to keep on band shirts of ai; k.nds.arsi front the best manufacturers. Also. Shirt Collars of h e hem make. veryebeap; Suspendw, of all grades; Cravats. the trot town. of various grades :too; 7 ea; and in fact he keels &inset every thing in his line; whic he would be happy to sell to kis friends as cheep as the cher; St. L'UTTINC, done to order, and 'warranted if *Pei made op. • Erie. April 16, 1831. ' New Store. New runt NNW GOODS:: NNW DRZOSIS::: THE suhoirnhera have Armed a co-partnerohty in the Meteor tiletuasneio, ceder the firm of Lowry, Brown At. , and they are now receiving and orrning at their Store in the Sennett Bloch, a layp and well neketed stock of fashtonable and season able STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, among which may be found Cloths. Cassimeres, Tweed+, Salm' ones, Plaids. Flannets,,Ginghams, ?Tints. !Wins. '.ales, Lawns. tvalinas,Bilks7Lares, Cambric.. Bonnets, Fans. ran solo. ke. A input beam VW lot of Vesting,. r with a est evil -.oonient of Groceries. ('rockery. 14kelf and.beavy harlti . Iron etre% Nails. spikes, Glass and Glassware, Hats. et , . 13+.• and rithoes, and a well selected Omit ofieedy Made mg. Also, Oils - , Paints, MY' Htuffs.Calrpenter Toola.Farm int trrio menu. Ice.. The stoeli is about as large as can be kitiud rc and will be found as cheap as the,eheapest. We soiled. rid hope to merit a share of public patronage. Give us a call. ant we a ill satisfy )ou as to pods and pmts. M. B. LOWRT. Erie. April 4111. Itl3l. s BEIrNETI' t ct pA N -'4.—Whne and colored Lines H,W fur pant., it Lbe Bennett Block. NNW OCIODII.- T 11. FULLERTON has jurt returned front New Fork. and ,* J • receiving his Spring supply, embracing a bur a 4 . o ""' of Staple and Fancy Dry t 00... which are offered to uld custom er. and the public at prices that cannot fail to mit Erie. Orli 12. I i IWANTIIID—St Compton. Illavewsiek. t Cots. Gnlrl Oi all kinds, tuiy quantity of Butter. Figgs. Hams. sts,!.i.u. Rearm. Peas, Illawle Sugar. Flax. Flaxseed. Timothy for wbbob the bighoos prices will LePa'd Erie. April 12. ' 1 00 BARRELS Erie County Flour. Just reosi.ed — st oak tow. warranted good sr no sale. Frsneh N 1 " .4 one door south ofSmith Jaelteon'OSlOTC. Elle. April is. COMPTON. NAVERSTICK k A Goioll anottinent of Mry Goods, Mexeries, Crockelli i. ‘a Zgl i l a46:4"...1'""tve4 r, COMPTON,,IAT ER STII. 1 e 1 000 BARRELS Old Double Rectified Pi hoilici7 ol 7:l 7 ; • by tbe barrel. by COMPTON HAN. kit 20 TONS Bateman, the very bst. article. flee from P. for sale lower than an tbrelin article of 30 F 0? quality. COMPTON, HAVERSTICK ar. R°' LAI4 tra MLLL AW$, just received at Owe rwrr o 1 COMPTON HAVERSTICK _, Neecutoes Notice. NO ICE i. hereby given that letters Erstamenttry NW be" canoed to the mahneribm on tie the estate of Jacob 6 " 1 "; GM or Girard. deceased; therefore all having gismo against san. mate. mill present them the asttlernent. and those iedebteiMl l L l Iminedadt P ° M. to present their account' to Jolla al •Or Agent he seuldoent. • SAMUEL N. BRINDLE. !IMAM! JOHN 91, cRWog. gnatA 'Girard, April 12, MD .—lltla a LFATHER. Shoe Kits and Dindings•—i am ,0 „VP _ — " t ; cal la Hackalma Leather. Upper. Kip. Jersey al"' pee *ln.. Morocco Binding'. te. AI" Boot Trees. rt.K.uHernsiewde.FTiocalisn.r. C% LT) article for tab....oaken jie O J. 11. FUL LIRT •
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