Dreadful Marine Disaster—Total Wreck of
Propeller "Henry Gay" and Lou of all
on board but one Nan.
13
The propeller , Henry Clay, Capt. Gaoaca
,
"an, left Cleveland on
the n i ght of Wednesday
land instant with a cargo of flour and wool foe- I
fienSbnrgh• On the morning of the 231 sbe put
to Malden for wood, and proceeded on her trip
& strong hind blowing and a heavy sea on.
wards evening the rile increased and the prope
wa de but -little headwiy. About twelve o'clock
night on Thursday, the 23d, while off Long - Po.
Canada, Dsytu Kingra, second wheelsman, was
the wheel. It ivits the first mate's watch, but Ci
lain Canard, who had been ( up all night, was
deck, many of the hands having turned in for r
The jib was up and the berm hard down, when
s iren the propeller bioachedii) and rolled over
u i side in the trough 'of the sea. DaVid K
was thrown, by the suddenness of the lurch, o
i' other wheelsman against the si t e of the wb.
I I
use. The first thing he felt after, the sud
b aching,', was the sensation of the vessel go
o er on her side, and be beard the Captain's co
r (ling loudly on the men to get the anchor out
' the vessel's bead to the wind. Ile left the wi“
house to assist in casting over the anchor, add fo
that no peison could stand upon deck - in conseque
of its slanting position. It was found impossi
to cast anchor, and in making the attempt a li
/tas washed overboard off of the forward deck.
ring over be caught hold of a fender rope; and h
on until the mate and Keefe, having thrown hi
line, dragged 'him on deck through the port ti
1, The vessel lay rolling in the trough of the sea
ahuut twenty minutes, all efforts to right her pr
ing uninailing. •
There" Was oue female passenger on board,
of on at Cleveland, bull we could not ° ascertain
arne. Capt. Callard, finding all efforts to right
vessel fruitless; -lashed the female and himself
the jib stay, which - runs•to the foot of. the up
deck, abd gave orders tothe crew to last) themsel
were they could to the rigging. They did sir, a
Keefe, the survivor, made himself fast to a piece
rope hanging down at the side. ler abotit,ten m
liter after they were lashed, the deck and Cabins
came out and were washed over.: Immediately
poi.e Of the parting deck was beakd, all Rinds
featured to free themselves from their fastenin
and two of the firemen lowered the baat and jum
in, but were not atain seen. They were doubt!'
immediately swamped by the waw. Keefe re le
eJ iiinaself and rat forward. He saw Capt. o'llll l
himself still fastened to the rigging, endeavorin!
release the female, but at that moment deck, cab
n 1 everything lune went overhaul, and K- 1
lumped in among a quantity of floating flour b i
rely and pieces of the wreck. Immediately she p
ted, the hull keeled right over Toward the shore, b 1
tutu up, dragging down to a watery grain all
sere fisteued to"the rigging. •
After pimping overboard, Keefe came in coat
pith a portion of the pilot.house dec't, about tw.
ty . feet long, to which he clung by his hands
arras, with his legs and body in the water.
tound ten olhers holding on in the same mann
all'iong)whom were the first mate, and first and s
,ind engineers. No one spoke but the first ength,
and lie counted the heads and said there were ten
the wreck. it was about two o'clock when t
deck parte!, and in about fifteen minutes the sec,
engineer dropped his head as if in a dose, and at
1,,, ) ,6, g , his hold rolled off into the - water. The fi
engineer went off in that manner in ten minutes
terwards. Not a word was ipoken, and the p.
fellows who were washed oil' -seemed to fall int
dose, and the survivors could southern distinctly
they rolled off into the sea.
When daylight came. three only were !eft din,
iv to the deck—David Keefe, the first mate al
the first whetilsman. They were much exhaust::
but managed to get on to the wreck to which tli
clung, and ttf hang on to a piece of railing, and I
• iron spike which they found floating by them, a'
with which they formed a kind of mast . by stickil
it into the stove pipe hole in the deck. With.,
this they could not have remained ou the wreil
and around it the three survivors thing. After the
. had somewhat rallied, the mite found a piece 1
floating carpet, which he secured, - and with wk . .
they made a temporary sail, fastening it to two n
in the top of the pole, and holding the other end
•
their hands. --
' About 8 o'clock, a vessel came-in sight, einut tl
• miles of: Sho'vlid not see the wreck, hoistevet
she got close by, when sloe ran close in and 'c
out two ropes to the men. Keefe caught the 1 .,!
that fell near him, having previously been his t I
mimpanibns make a grab at the other and miss
Ile clung tc4he rope with his hands and was im
duality dragged from the rift. In tLis cnndiB
clinging only by his hands to . the rope and after
_ the exertions lie had previously undergone, he i
nbsoluiely towed a quarter of a mile through?
water, before be could be got safely on deck
When rescued his strength was just failing him.
At this time the windiwas blowing.' gn le and
sea tan very high: rendering it impossible for,
brig, which was old; to put back or attempt to r
cue the two men left on the wreck. Keefe did
therefore, wee his companions again, althool
believes he could,dist.higuish the raft with tie ;
still up. 'rimy were in good spirits and in pose
i slum uf their faculties when he left the wreck.
!- tilere is a good chance, we believe, of heir esca
The wind was blOwing towards the shore, anat.!,
c itild make about, a mile an hour. Tney w
bb)ut four miles from land between the point
trig cur, and we:ire informed by the mast experie
[ ell seamen, that thereis no current at that point
i divert the courie of the raft. ..
The brig landed David Keefe at Grand Rit
i Canada. - The survivor is a single man abnut !
,
ears olage, and had beenaboard the propellor si
. the 221 July. Capt. Canard is an old citizen
t it,isralo,' much respected and beloved, and leave
' w,fe and two children to mourn Iris unhappy fa
--Ile has Seed much service, having been an ofli
in the Texan navy, and is Widely known as the
sentor uf the signal lantern for distinguishing v
sels at sea, now used by our navy and merch
%tittle. He was part owner of the Henrs Cloy
The following are the names of those lost as
as aseeitained:
George Callard, Captain, Buffalo; Orestes R
clerk, of Black River; Edward Phillips, first eng
ter, of Cleveland; Henry C. Baldwin, second eng
rev, of Black giver; R. E. Dowd, first mate, Eget
John Ripley,"heelsman, from Canada; ElterGri
d,,•rk hand, residence `unknown. ,
In addition to Oleic., there were on bbnrd the
fated vessel, the 2d mate, two firemen, a wheeldi
. . . .
several deck binds, a cook, a waiter, and a I
whose names we could not learn.—Buff. Repub
Prom NOithern ifesico-Progrees of U
B,evolstion.
It
Advices from the Rio Grande to ifie s i; I h h ,
ueen received by telegrapb, - which represen t. er'
olutionary leader Carvajal as within to t iff eel
Matamoram, with,lloo men, tneloding 00- e
rangers and one company made up of scharged
8. troops. On the 18th inst., it wa/ expected
Moult attack the town.
The !atm news byttail is from he Rio br.
Er
a newspaper published at Brown ille, dated i
mil, from which we ei `tract the 'Bowing:
"THE FIGHIT noes Ba•vat.v sr'—We hear,
:the arrival of • special courier last night, vh‘,
detachment, of the troops of qui. Carvajal, two '
ago entered the city of Review*, and demande.
me tovernment forces its immediate surrende
Alter some hesitation the demand was comp
-with, and one cannon and a considerable suppl
ammunition, provisions, and small arms,-fell
,he hands of the victors. That was a bloodless
,
, umph, and shows conclusively that the peoplee
where are in favor of this revolutionary movem.
I' , ,e Government troops meet With cold 'looks
hard knocks wherever they turn.
C , v-thats Autivato.—This moment wei hear
General Canalea has'just arrived in Mata&onia
a concderable body of men. Gen. &aloe has
ou to moot him, whether as friend orfue, is
- yet known.
or-rato Lwrraits.-- ! We give below the
t4anco of two lette , s—.one addressed to 'Gen.
rvlut and the othei to Geo. Anzador.....writte.
t:6l. Monotl Molina, from Matamoraa, befor-
Lintle of earnarri, which were intercepted by
Carvajal. If they had written a few days late
be oresomecrthey would bare been in a •
.at cdrercnitone.
In the letter addressed lo Jauregui, under de
ne 0 , 114 of September. last, he tells him in'the
;tit:graph that be had trceited frcm over thej
four packages of pipers, belonging to the ancient
frontier companies, (tntignos presidiales) and which
will no doubt be of advantage to the General l in set
tling his accounts; says he had them from a friend
residing on the American side - of the river; gave
him thanks in the name of the nation ancrof Jaure
gui, for having preserved them so many yeartivfire.
Speaks of the people under Caraajal and others, be
ing opposite Carmargo for the purpose of driving
the military out of the State, establishing their own
custom house., Sic. That they received in Mate-:
mores the pronunciamento, and Avalus immetliatelyi
sent expresses to Mexico, Tampico,iand to himself
(Janregui) for troops,. to be concentrated at 'Matz-
mores and the frontier, to attack the pirates, Carve-,
jai, &c., but imagines and believes that he is
ready upon theta ere this."[ Says that he may have'
seen what has happened in Havana to the pirates of
the North, and finally to Narcisco Lopez, whom they
caught and "garroted."
Ile complains'bitterly that it is four months since•
they received any pay, and that the city (Matamor
as) is in a "deplorable state for want of commerce,"
and getting "worse from day to day," and which as
the General "may have obaer'ved, is the case with
the whole nation.'
The other letter is addressed to Gep. Amador, and
dated the 22d, 12 o'clock, tt : Says that Camacho
is at Camargn, well fortified; ,had not fought, and
was only awaiting the arrivel of Gen. Janregui, with
his troops and - India* karats to attack the redition.
ists and, if possible, hang all who were caught; and.
with the ringleader*, Carvajal and Ornate., do as
was done with Narcisco Lopez in -Havana. Also, ,
sends him a copy of the pronunciamento for the
amusement of himself and friends; promises to end
him news, and that they are determined to die to the
last man.
"Woo LRAM! WIIO WILL LEsor—Under this
caption the Rio Bravo has a leading article commenc
.
ing thus: • r
"The most intense - anxiety is felt by many per
sons, who wish well to the cause of Mexican liberty
and equality, to know , Whet answer time _will give
to the foregoing questions. In the present strug•
gle, thus far, Col. Carvajal has lead his country - men
with the finest gallantry, and- most commendable
generosity to the vanquished. In him, all honest
men have confidence. They believe him to be - bold,
frank, and incapable of sneaking hypocrisy, or of
sordid want of integrity. While he continues to
command, no , one fears that the cause itself; or its
supporters,, will be betrayed; but within a few days,
rumors have been whispered about that Gen, Cana
lee, acting Governor of Tameuilpas, is on. his ,way '
to this frontier, and will assume the chief command,
lie comes, it is said, under pretext of putting down
the revolutioa, but in fact to head it. Ile is of
course Commander-in-Chief of the local forces, and
Col. Carvajal-is his subordinete."
The Rio Bravo then depreaates the idea of -Ca
nales being entrusted with the conimaed of the ltbt
orators, which he would assume only to betray.
The Rio Bravo, of the Bth inst, has the following
editorial paragraph:
"We learnt - tom a gentleman-who arrited an Mon
day evening, on the' U. S. steamer •Curveitq. that
Col. Carvajal hat received large reinfrreetnAts of
efficient troops, and is now in a situation tt, attack
any point he may chose to ',Anil with a perfect cer
ta Hay pf success. We may Inok for limner opera
tions•shortly. Gen. Arabs is bra=iiy eng - red in
strengthening his fortifications at Mawr , and
the city looks almost as warlike as when lien. Tay:
for entered it in 1846.".
fl
NOTZOE. •
WHEREAS my wile, Catharine Kahl. did. on the
!If 'IV inst.. leave my bed and boatel without just
cause orprevocation, this therefore. Win Caution all per
'mil against harboring or trusiing.her onz my account. as
I will pay no debts of her contracting after the above
date. DANIEL KUHL.
Erie. Oct. 2S. 1851. • 134
I,P.kN W ARE.—Just received another lot ex presrly .lee
ve kmair. at Raja& price*. RI FUG REED.
AIL BROW3IIIIILIA, !
pir.vntn", from long experience, igprepari! to crecole Ten
: 4.rk in a superior sole. Tetila bile by him are war •
ranted t • retain their fillings and prevent the progress of decay.
part setts of Artificial Teeth on enameled Gold Plate.
thus pre teuting the unnatural appearance which and I has in the
mouth. ran icular attei Lion paid to operas obs for hare lip and
artificial palate. Dr. B. wishes a distinctly Understood that lie
is permanently located in Eric. and hope...ft : Om strict antenna(
to bosiiies., to inerat and receive a share of Patronage. trace
n tali Dr. Russell, No. 3, Hughes Btoea , Erie. ,
Oft. 14.-23
Erie ail Waesburgh Ph. . Company.
mosricr. is hereily gi‘en that an for P‘resident,
reciors and.Treissurer to wattage We airrtra of tht. Comm
ny, x ill b held at their office to Erie on the ;Id day of ?invent
twr next. between the bourn of 1 and 4 o'clock' I" M.
Erie, (let. 113. SANEORD, y,
WARREN'S NEW 11 AT STORE ' .
/nit Opened at No. 1 Wright's 31143
of lito'to and Pifth Stree
V II EIRE the subseriber is now receivinga[ ge and well •-•
',vied stock of Hats, Caps Furs! .1' ti ii,cli tic ins iirs
the au...neon of the people of Erie and Its v tin. Ile fiat tern
titinwlf that from his long practical etperi teit ri lig
I,ods in hen line, and his superior Mein' 1.. t obtaining the ve
ry be.k codes duvet from the Importers il Matiulacturers, there
by eamd,(nl the Jobber's profile. iti.it he 211 fel) ass rheati,i if out
clicapyr than any other estarillidimei in v. (satins Pennsylvania.
Having deteinriiied to make this c y his residence. helms taken
great Vain. in the selection of ha pasts to make his assortment
complete, erinprosing every
VARIETY OF T E 'LATEST' STYLES,
andel the very best Mat iala and Workmanship!, Among his
goods may be lound•an rutient orrery fine double extr.‘ Mole ,
Akin Hats. Extra d and fine extra Moleskin. flats. A beauti
ful eiyle of flat expressly jrf Young Men. fashionable
an all theca:tern , Also, Jenny Lind. Hungarian, Palo Al.
to, and the Hold igs.rs,
It.,AND WOOL HATS! !
, -
With over' rty different style. of rapt. The original Pattern
'of tVarre winter cloth Cap, now PO fashionable throughout the
country. Also, Silk Plush. new elybris, Fine French Pluirti. very
heap A great variety of Hass and Caps for children. Togeth
er w an assortment of Trunks. ladles Furs and flutfaloMotws,
all f which will lw sold very Cheap for Cash. All goods war
t ated as represented. or the money refunded. 1
Erie. Ott, 1.11.--01n11. ' .101114 H. WAR! EN.
TNN ERS. ill. --OH blallous of pure Tan.iers. rill r-eiveil
and for sale by the bbl. and gallon. D. S. CLARK.
Erie, 4 W h. '33, 1 , 41. • it,
- •
Notice to 00a—tractors.
r ROPOSA LS will be received at the °Metro( the Secretary.. of
the Corporation. nand theist of November nest. for the erec
tion of Buildings on the VOLM.I of the Erie Ceinetry. Maw and
spec Meationo can be wen at my odlee by any who may Wish to
examine thews. J. C. SPENCER, rtec'y
===l
rs PAIRS Woollen :socks 'wanted by t
300 kJ Erie. ()et. 12. C. M. TIIMAT.R.
CA 4i4. CARSJ/0 rtt4:s and sizes Caps, at the ittwest rites, nt
the cheap store in the Sennett Block.i 24
RKAM( M AtiPrel.tirllt HO.— , Ir w 11:11 selected stock et Bea:,
Ay Made ClOthlng, can he found it the 'terror
• Erie. 0et.115. .PENNETT h. CO.
9
BOOTS t 8110118.'in great vari et y. at the nijr, aiiriTih the
Sennett Block.
AGI )1 tit assortment of Carpet Rap and flawheis. on , hand at
ohs store of REINIFITT k (O.
----- _..,.
el I R i •1" I. A R SA WS.—A earl assortment of Circular Saws ror.
A... , •a I c cheap. with or without Mandrills. Also. Muley and
„Common Hill saws. Cross Cut. Hand and Worst Parrs, at rates
which cannot fail to pIease.SENNETT & CO.
, Thi vFFs. MITI4S.—A choice loi. at redneed_trriers. at
OIL I.Erle. °cuss. SEMSETT & CO.
Tit: AS' TEAR.—A insperior 'widen( 0 ern and Black Teas,
41 , Rir wile at the cheep mom. SENNETT & Co..
11lit - all ES —Cloths, Bair. Hat. Shoe. Paint and all other kinds
.018/wawa for pale ;heap ao the e henna,' by
Erie. oil. ea. - El F.NNETT 111. CO,
CaTAIN TRimmiNG,s.—nraa; ticrtain Banda and Pins..
Maas Pin.. Cord and Tamel, of canton. colon.. Rolla. Enda
runt Ra , k rallies. RUFI'ES REEI).
.‘FFI.F: 1R0,13, of ditiretrnt kinds, at , N0,,1 Ree,lll,;;.
L:fir, ,(›et,43. JR C Fils REED
'lV"rill [IVA SAWS and Ka t vet
Frt... Om IL ' Urril REED 44
NEW'
GOODS.
rri II r. •iihscrilers are now - receiving a Inv:rand splendid Mock
nel'all and Winter Goods. imagining of Dry Goods. Groceries,
11.irdware. Crockery. Shoes. k.. In this stork may be found
almost c‘ery variety of Ladies Dress Gon 'tabs. Casslrneres,
&e. They invite their old customers and penman,
iatetnling to {purchase goods in their Hoe to call and ea
:11111V their stock before purchasing elsewhere. as they Ihel con
fident priers and qualities will give entire satisfaction.
F:rie.ttet.l3.—SL JAME 2 HUGHES /a CA.
REMOVAL.
TTiiintersignel having trtnoved his *tailoring Establiehment
to the rooms directly over A. & 7. a. Waliers',Grocery store,
lately occupied by Thompson and Grant. and opposite Brown'.
Hotel. would inform his friends anditsefriendly public generally
that he still lives in accordance with the IVvinevonunaud. .11y
the sweat °Chi+ brow." and respecttally solicits a continuance Of
the patronage so liberally extended heretofore. Hach:. just re
cr.% ed the Fall and Winter Fashions. he i prepare] to cut and
niche any and every garment in Moline in a :le not to - be sur
passed here or elsewhere. Also. Naval and Milliaty clothing
made to order.
7:T Cutting done promptly, and with czar, for Others to make
up. JOHN GOALDING.
Erie, OcC.H. 1131.
Musical►A - cad/Way. • -
THE subscriber would respectfully five noises. IhM 14 0 Pro'
pose,' Musical Academy will openon the Ist faxueday of
November next—being the tat day Mine Month. '
Byte, Oe • , WM. wfulica.
N
Dissolution. N -
•
oTieu is hereby given that the firm of lAmpion. Ocdr. k
Co.'s:indigo:lived on the lath inst. by motoal enesent. All
persons having aliens against mid firm will present theta the
settlement to Uhlman & Wilcox. win!' eoutinue Ike bpsinens. and
all persons indebted will make payment to the same:lmmediate
ly and save costs. P. LAIMPROIf, _
A GOll.
Ill'hean, Oct. 230 4 111.-24. R. C. WILCOX.
:=A
of
first
rive
URPFAY LAMP very eeiverntent and mama ankle
is the nett rem and aufferc.ittr. .ale by,!
Erie, Sept. A, J. II BURTON B. CO.
'Corner
Eris•
I_ f 1. ZT.', •.
qui E eutwe Oben have kwtjeturaed frooa New Tory with a
1. large awawtownt of
Tall and Winter Goods,
which were purchased within a few Ways pass theca*. and ow
ing wit*. great pause In the unmet market at a great sacrifice - to
the importers ant inatitsfactuyers. We are prepared to give the
p u lAie t h e henefitofour purchases at a saran advance. They do
not boast Dabe quality or the cheapness. but would invite a com
parison of quality and prices, and are satisfied none will go an ay
diwint 44,1. GEO. SEI.I)EN ar.. NON.
• Erle.lkt. 4.1E41.if
BAl"strT ATEIS4II A% .71.8.—The place to purehate She sf to cheap
is at Pio.3 Cleapside, GEO. SELLOEN & eftill.
Me. Oet. 4, 1e31• B_l
OTTER and Cheese T — rytir., at . XI:IMS Re.l.lfii
Erie. Aug. 2 13
NEW coons AGAIN.
Frill: shins-Wier is now meet% mg his rail and Wintry Ptork of
Good.. cin ...... na of foreign and domestic dry voila. hard
ware, groceries. net and dry. crockery, 11/1111/.. ac., Whttt WI ill
he sold at unprecedented h.w prices. fix ready pay. as I wish to
do busiumison the ready pay system in future. Call and examine
prices and liallliCS. and you will lie satishredasi to built
Oct. 11. INSI. S3lll II J.tekrtiftl..
*paving. Itinitionss; Windiralls, Curbs. Splints.
trAVING seen the virtues of Major's celebrated British Rem
edy tested in the removal of a Bone Stavin trusu sox Howe.
have purchased the eiclusite right ofrompotiudi nit. swing. and
Writing this unparalleled medicine in the town of liarborersek.
*lle county. Pa. The politic are therefore informed that lOW
&Planed to apply this nimbi. ine to all HMI!, afflicted with Sea
t ins. tugboat... Curbs Wiudgalls.Spliuts /sc.. brought to me at
Wesley vine. and that abeu properly applied it has never tailed
to affect a cure. JOll/4 BENNETT.
Wask.y "ille. October 11.
bR Trimaisiiap and Ristkilis at
_ . _
azzi. LOP= PVT TO DEATH.
FIFTY AMERICANS MASSACRED!
AND all I lIID 14 &WIC breause'ibey were trylita to a aaaaa the Cu
/1 ham. so iheir independence; and a. usual PUIWP are
idevied w lido others are displeased, but the only way 114 C know
to please all is to •
-CALL At.T J USTICES.
And examine bia large and welt releeled Hoek of
CLOTHS, CASSIMHRES. AND VESTINGS.
Whieh tse will make up,to order on the shortest notice and in the
most fardikmatile style. GrIIIICIIIen leaving their measures lot
any garment can depend on having it a hen promised. mid it not
satistied they will not he asked to Luke it away.
, Beady made Clothing. ' • .
We have on hind and continue to nsake a very superior lot .of
Ready Made Clothing, which we can recommend to those In
wat
t, and would invite out frienili and the putlk to ea lIA et.1..1-
an. ne Iloods, Prsces nut Make; and to attune not judges pee ray
two it along souse one to judge for4ou, and we know you a ill be
satisfied 11113 l we hate 1 1 / 4 .
• - Beat Goods in the City: •
TM. we lamat of anddvito- comparison Also, a niec lot of
White and Fancy Shirts, DiliWero and Undershirts„Nustbenlers,
Stocks and diock Cravats, which we houghs very low. and a ill
sell as e Min tl .p as the cheapest. ; I
We w 1.1 n our thanks M , oldie, for past fat n., and
tio
he 1/11M1 , 4 . 11 roc all our old elastomers to , s snout lie ones no
can snake it convenient to give sic ts roll at" • id, Me ..I iltuoe.
Ji MN - M. SCOTECE:, l'r cal 'Tailor.
Erie Pept. 13, lid•il . • . 1
ERIK -I).I6UEItitEAN 4;ALI.ERY, -w
Park Row. a few doors West o 'th'e
REM 80171111.
Ct BERMAN is happy to invite all who wish DAG ERREO
-13 TYPE Mk EN &WEN. w boort. ak all particular •hat kind of
pictures they have. to Mr new Brooms which bate n built ri-
PresslY for the Art. LI 4 In; is the treat agent oi le Art-t. alai
it has been the constant study of al. wordily of, the name since
the Art aas discovered, to employ and contra it in the wanner
best adapted to produce the most favorable estilts. The result
of this study and of thousands of rape ' ins is that .re is not
a respeetab e permanent Gallery us the 11 / slutes where e pic
tures are made I.y a common window; and he 14 ho - says le n
1
produce superior pictures by such pw4 dow primal los tip tone
of the Art. The subscriber therefore fu
:leave say that by his
superior LIGHT, and with an alma 4 tus worth sin times any oth
er in thli city, he Is enabled to produce pictures which cannot be
mulched in this part oflhe emir . and offers to eacell any thing
which can be produced In *the moult. in Erie. or foraritone bun
dled dollar.. lie has also a splendid Quick rWortting Camera,
with which he takes children in any age.. Let it be distinctly un
derstood his pictures will r t fade if properly kept. )
N. B.—The "recent improvements" way he seen at the above
rooms.
/ tV. II . SHERMAN.
Erie, Sept, 10, 1531. Id
0111114L1K11411111 1 WAXEN
T AM now menet, my Fall Mock of heavy and shelf Hardware
J. consisting in tart of inin. steel. and nails of all sizes, Anvils,
ices, Nutith's Bellows. springs. Axle arms, brass hith and mod
Laude. tualeable castings ofall deecriinions,crowbars. dirt Wks,
humor Ks. szFul, hoes, cotl.lug, trace, halter, and tack chains: zinc,
pi lead. look, ,214.1 hwgtx hooks and eyes, strap hinges. Pit
lunges and latches. brava keules. porcelain kettles and sauce pane.
will:Moment. Circular, rip: hand, panel. back, and tenon saws•
wood "awn and framer; Barton and Siloam:one broad axes and
adze*: Simmons', Collins', Weed's and Young's chopping axes;
Nutritious' hand ears and-hatchets Burtotestidzes. e 3 c. ha 11111 l err,
aditura, augur bins. Ibbotson's tiles and rasps ; bench. match, rab
bit and cornice planes, plows. double and single plane bilis; Mir
plane. augur and eh iseltruidles. b. weir, try rapiareforpOke shale*,
hollow augurs, guava, laurson'slisming and Ouster chisel...sand
paper, bed acres, and caisora, mahogany and black walnut
Knobs, round, square, and chain bolts. wrought and east buus.
brads, finishing nails. screws, locks, latches, pocket mad table
cutlery, se ist.oro and .bean, pnowing knives.sautlers. brass, br
rot is, iron and Japan candlesticks lac.,
Erie, I Jet P'. RUFILIEI REF.D.
NGOODS.—Just received at the new store in the Sennett
Chock. a genera( assoriment of Dry Goods. groceries. crock
ery. Hard+ are, &Misr and Shoes. 11. c.. &c., w hich will be .old
the p for eash '
produee. Call and ace.
'cwt. 19..2.41 VENN EFT & en.
AMP., Stlo% EI.S.—A new supply of A uses' Shovels at the
she store in the Bennett Block. SENNETT &W.
iOrrnlin;
1 3It
( T e S t ..-- Iw A i gzo i d assortment received an; 3 lAr N sale tat: .
large amortnsent of ninhrells,all moms and
pritet.. at 23 SENNETT & CO.
tOPFEE 11111.1.8.—A new style of Cork* and Spire Mill*, a
%„/ .apetior article at it SENN & CO.
AGEN ERAI. aaortmeul of Crocke ry and Glassware may Fe
roan.' at the avire or Yi SENN ET &C. I.
CoNN BASKETS for mle at the new surn in the Sennett !Jock.
Oet. SENNETT Ir. CO.
A I.APACA. Ik Lanes. Ginglusus,Calieox. ri%ery ¢rneral
bonment fbr ~ r ie by YJ G. SLI.UEN k. SON
_ _ _
•
SIIEt7I'IVf:N, Red Tir is, Cai ton Yarn. Carpet Wann. 'white
and colored. i 3 G. SELIIHN'ar. SON.
A XES.-341.10z,u
piet rccei6d av,idfor sate by
Oct. IQ.-1.1
C a. SON.
CARPENTERS AND .fl —Ayer) gent Nil
ear uncut, fur sale 11111Cil belln any before offered in this place
• or.t SII:I.HCN & SON.
met tttt ;Itree t fro;on the Ma !ataide-lu
rer. trl G 131:11.14::11 fr. 60N.
- TiziO HALL KINIPS
CADIVEI.I. has again rifoirtied from the All robe cones
LI • is here goods. of all kinds have been purchase I at
prices never before heard of. and a ill be sold at prices to cor
respond My stock is I,llllfll larger this Fall than ever. and
a full assortment of eierliliing in the Goods line ; it v too large
to entimerace priers I 111111 briefly say that we are selling tine
bleached smarms ate rem. per yard as grant as is vol 4 In 10re...,
ems.. at In cents; le rent de Mines at 10 cents; Mon o flu-tin.
la our 'goods. as low ar s 4 cents. My assortment of Shoals. silts
and ilrets good. never were so large. and at.correaprittiling law
priers. My slack of Carpets , . oil cloths. liniggrts, matting doe .
a 'll'We wit! at inanufaetuners' coat prices; crockery. glossa tire.
and looking glom see. at low prim..
Hard.% are ae are selling.beluw any market West of Neu, York;
Iron as I r a as gi cents tier pound; Nada as low as $1 'Li per MO
pounds.
My meek of Groceries is lame at very low rnies. We ided;re
ourselves to ern goat. this fall and winter Iti:pser cent below any
place nest of New 'York. CAMEL!,
Erie, ht. -
Now Illhopl New Pima! brtrw.Ciloodsvand Now
rrices:ll!
THE undereigned hike this method of thanking the rinhlie
their firmer littera, patronage, and alm tot naven them that
they have firmed a pan nership under ilk. name of Derby & Mont
haat, and will carryon the
GITNSMITIIING BUSINESS
in all iii branehes, at their new shop in the new Work, two doors
west of rite Reed Douse, tinder 11. P. Stoekton's Jewelry Store.
a here-they will he happy . to wail upon all who may favor them
with it call with salwria. They have Just received. di
reel from New York. an entire New Stock. among which may he
found: Double and din* Barrel Fowling Noes. from irt 311
1130. 'quantity of Ride Barrels.'which they are anxious to make
up and Warrant. Revolver.. Pistols. Percussion lisps, Powder,
Shol.9.ead. Flasks. the nicest in town, Rhos PotiChelli Dame Bags.
in fact evey thing necessary to the full equipment of a:sportsman.
Guns repaired ho order, and done when promised. Gaiiiing twist
and common Rides. manufactured to order and warranted in
shoot from one to one hundred rods. On hand. A large muck of
Grin Locks. alt Kinds, Alain Springs. nimbler., Cocks, forged
Brach dog'brings. Bullet Mould., Ice.. Ike.. le sho rt very
thing necessary to build a gum, which are kept Ibr the
dation (Witte trade in this and the adjoining coumies, and will he
sold at wholesale or retail, a little cheaper than they can he
bought elsewhere in this city. Please give us A call higher pur
chasing. They "realm prepared to do all kinds ofJobbing. to
llwir line. melt as Ming modicums daws;cepairing Locks of alt
Mimishing, throng rind repairing keys, repairing umbrellas
Are.. which a ill be done on short not iee:a and charges reroolutble.
Erie, October 1.1.1e31.-111 DERBY k morrroa D.
TAR IM of Ginghnuis.just received and fors*
30 Ok, Sept ?P. C. M. TIBRALS.
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• ERIE COUNTY ,'
UV T ITAIN INIIIIIRANCIIICOIII'ANT.
91111$ einiap ti
any continues to insure buildings.4nerelundn.e.
1 furniture. far attains( los• by lire. and that kit twogid bY for
the iliterept or Ow r darns of Erie countyLO o j ilksiiie with thew
pony, An they are acquainted with the odic a. in Keterenee to
Amelia roipaiinn that they know little abou t.
3 UINTA:TOILS.
C. M. Tilibals, Win. P. NinJernerlil.
.1.11. W it liannf. Plinth Jaeltion.
J. C. Marshall. William Beaty.
J 11. Fullerton. J 11. Haynes.
IlarlenShennan. GeOrr llelden.
J. D. Clark, Janie* P. Molars N. W. Runnel,
. SMITH JACK/40N. Fre-iikuit.
J. 11. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.%
R. J. SIBLEY. fleerrtaer..
WALLACE tall TAMAN. Anent'.
1 - 4 , The Offiee of the Cosupiany, is now at tin. Reimer and Re
corder's office. Erie. Sent 1. Ixll.-17
A rusElot: Kim, itilubcr. Coinineyv, Just irreroverl, and Fur
.11. vale eIIeSIP at . ' STOCKTON'S.
Etie. 4 kl.l. 1831. 2l_
DiANDY. (hit. Rini. run, Malaga and Madeira Wing., vary
ing in price and quality. Also. good Whiskey Kir gate by
Jolly it isal. qo W. F. RINIO:RN WWI'
I -
Treasseadous limasldeur and Orthaldni and Barer
lag up of Banks! !
•STAND Fito6l UNDER!!!
BUY your Read, Made Clothing at JArf HI K 4 Wll'd Clothing
Store to the Rea 1 House. who takni skin plauers and .pmt's
irfueh allot the Rag Currency afloat. abd wits aefirthy cheap at
that, they do say. Any thing tor a brisk trade--the (all campaign
must be opened, and that at once. Jnebb Koch has takt a pane
eglar pains to wire; 11. Cassimen 4 s. Vestings, Trimmings,
and Gantlerneu'r Pur l ing Goods. of -all descriptions, of the
best nbost maraca approved styltg—goods that cannot fad
to pleases e • • sie and command - the admiration of gentle
men of sound 4 } imlnating judgment. Where's the use of
croaking upou •• • a—they ai speak kg thellIONTl.7 (hay call
and see and us, and you shall be convinced beyond a Ca
iro. that no goods an be found in that or any other r:ity or town
that the sun dithes , that wilt commend themselves to a VII
tastes and pockets wtb such irrestatable influence as nem Call
and we, and you will belies,. • J'Arragt KOCH.
Eric, Oct. 11.-34. Rued
. 160 Amos of Load flor
TILE subscriber wiehes to sett or estebstspifor a House see Lot
is Erie. too sere@ of Nod la %%crowds. the tieing tel
rained to a soldier iu the lase war. under the act of Congress of
'Wye retail OM the u. t recites it es located "upon the
tiorthw quarter of rketion 31. in township c.l of Range al to
the I) riet of lands subject to Green nay. Wirconsi n."—
The exchange foe a house and lot in Erie. would be preferred.
.Erie. tlret.lll63l-013
. W. 3.1.320).
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rms. AND - trrittizos smakunarr.
Air ir.l3. If. S. WARD would
1.T.1. eral patronage heretofore extended to her. she is now pre
dispared with the latest New York and Philadelphia
f,ashions of Fall and Winter honnetts. n bleb she
hut be happy to sell at the very lowest priers.—
Iler swell consists of over lbny different kinds of
Bonnets, at prices that cannot help but suit the times. Also,
Ribbons awl Flowers, and in fact a general assortment of Milli
nery:
Rua As bknelied and pressed in the Intent styles. All kinds of
Country Produce taken to payment.
t-yr eviintry Milliners supplied with podia( the lowest mar
ket ',nem.
Erie.Oet. II 11931. 01.
ON THE CASH SYSTEM.
Eaning•Tried it. In lind it W.rks W.U.
now ENING Ilse Gaels System the only 'roe orowia or don't
Im.iners, the nwlerstyped Mg adopted It. and enda It work•
nen bola for hinswelfand customers, as It has enabled
Lieu td purehare di. • /
t I FALL AND WINTER STOCK
\ / at rstn•rml% low rates. ettrateflurtstir Ite wilfbo able to
Anunlrb bieinsturners and Use public at eotrarponding
as lan n es. Ain waist ofant thinks tapir Dew air revel
, fully spelled to examine bus elegant Itwairtusent of
Cloth. and Onasinsares!
('onset mg of Mae Black, Brown, Green and Drab Broad
!loth., and I%apolsocres 'vitals patterns i Algot
JAiiltim)NPS.
Illillufatia,Worsted .
All et whieh woke pnrebased fn
ocnortilrered as cheap. at least. as In
lOW .
Hr doee not deem it neemary to 1111 tleoutel7 4 ll
a *ems of year. patronised Islay that he coatis
LUfC nu
FASHIONABLE AI4EI NEAT FITTIe
Garments, aa ran be found 'Ohba market; but to new ear
he has uuherstatioa to raying that if they arill
CALL AND ett:F. FOR TIIEMSELVF.N.
===2 . i=l
•Goodo.Worlimasobip or Tries.
Cannot° work always done at reasonable perces, and warranted.
Also flitting warranted. If properly made up. Call and we if
..old things have not become new" at the aid Nand *raw sub
amber.'MlMS INTI.V.
Erie. Rept.• IRSI. ' an
—t
311W WROLLSALE ,
G OCE-RY -STORk,
/AT NO. 7, HONNELL BLOCK. *IRIS. P.I.
rTI : subserther having leased the More 1it0.7. Bonnet' Block.
ti
.L formerly occupied by Lester.dentiett Sr. Chester. is reeriv
ii direct from New York. a large and well ocleeird stock of
rucertes. to which lie most cordially invites the attention of the
trade. iii this and the adjoin ina counties. Ile natters himself that
from his experience in the Grocery business, and his superior fa
t-dale! for °Mamma Goods direct from the importers and Mill
uf.oe Pirer,, thereby sa. tlia the Adders' profits. that he can sell to
the Merchants fnvorstag hull% ith their patrohar. Goods
14
. Cheap as ran be Parriasegt West of :rim- lark.
1 r -
the atieutimi ut purchavers before baying elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to filling orders. and all roods war
ranted as rcpre•enacd or the tuoneprefunded.
Erie. Sept 10.-19. J. M. PMITtI.
Ifig.rl.RVtl'77:.niaahw ie 14iet 11ueat 01 Millinery tiehill and
leand
retail at the lowest prices. Her Meek embraces si3
Illf. rOiloWillg:
KIIIIIONA—IIieh plaid. newest silk., sesrf, aalin
and t els et Raton... in snort every style tb.itean be called for.
SATINS—AII enters and priers.
rill.liz4—Ofevery diver iptacio, for making Bonnets, lining vel
vet Cloak., fre
• 8111. K FAS HT:4 —Black. brown, blue, green, static', for (hid
Frllon • ' Rmalias. &e.
•
FIA)W Ellte—Plumes. Tabs. Reehesb Laces.
EDC I NGS--Ulac k Late V eds
EMBROIDERY—CoIIars. a very brie *averment. eudli..un
denleever. ehenireit.. handkerchiefs. eastitoidelid and plain,
edam*, and insertsono.
KID GLOVIIN—Gt ntlemen'a white. Ladles %bite and colored.
snit tritadtry.Mitar. lona and abort. great varlet,.
HOintat Y.—All colors. beat quality.
DRESS TRIMMING:3-1l etieJ Fringe. Buttons. Gimps
ted Raga:um /ie.
DREsB rAii:4—Orevety style. ,
Bo IN :VETS—Straw. Silk Satin and Vey .% of the Invert style,
constantly on baud. buaw Bonnet% cleaned and alsipad on the
sitiorte.t notice.
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Cloak Trimmings. ready made Cloaks. Velvet Pork.. Mould
las. ke.. Folic% Baskets. Combs. Crotchet Needles Tidy Needles s
Tidy Comm Tapes. Hooks and Eyes Boy's Belts, Meshes. with
ninny other attach, too numerous to mention. All order. kir
Goods .ind Bonnets prompt!) attended to.
Er w. No. g 7. $ll
_
- Academy.
HIS Lime will be opened in a few days at his rooms. '4
doors east'of the Erie Rank, as soon as the names of Fifty
subscriber. areglrtainrd. Terms-8111 for one • person, SIB for
famil wreonta ming sic persons, per year. invartahly.in advance.
Fir !counts w ill be given every elaturdry. either of w Melt pu
pil. May attend. Moors of study from 7A.M. to 111:frons so to It.
from I P. M. to 1, from Ito 6, front 7 evening to 9, The ladies
may select one of the, ti.ssoinn fir thenttelves, thus enabling all
tu al tmi LI %%Afloat mum% enienee. This unparallet low price of
tuition brings instruction within the reach of all. The hours
will he oceupied in the following maneert—First vocal eNCerlti.
er—vecond. lecturer on every thing connected with music. (his
tory of music. including the news of musical matters)—third..
I.llllnoetol. Of enteric, with eleittanatiOns on the black board. or on
au instutiwilt—ftainh: sacred music, with seen opanviment on
the Mrlrniton All persons wishing to rubseribe. will And me.
at the glove named rooms. 19 M. WILLING.
Free, Oft. 4.1ki11.
4ORAGA of Coffee' for wile by ti r Rua or In. by
July 3. - 17 W. F.. R IN DECNRCRT.
PRY:3III'M FOR SII.VER.—We pay a premium In GOLD
alr Dallar%, 11121(1)011am and Five Franca.
Eric, June 11. M. SANFORD' & M.
Will C sub•eriber wishes to purchase $OO fjord s of Ili Work
T
and other .ofl now, delivered at his Ashery and Lime Kiln
corner of French and 9th Street. , S. JACKOON.
Sept. .T.l.—N.
EUREKA ! EUREKA.! ! -
We
i Have round it! - Pound What I i
Wily. that-I. RosENZWEIG ilf. Co. are selling till Goals
in their line cheaper thin any body. Jew or Gentile, this
side of .en York. Call at
No. 4. Wright% Moral
and examine their great assortment of
Coati, rants and Vesta,
of . the finvit materials. of the best tit. and of the most
sunexior workmanship, which are sold at this establish
ment iio e heap that a man will make more by buying
than, going without. la abort their articles are
•
• 50I4) AT SUCH REDUCED PRICES
that hereafter there can bettor:ease Ow reedy Coat■, roiled Vert,
or dilapidated Pant*. Out their stock of Ready Made nothing
not the the only Ind 'cement held ow to ■ "Fat. Ragged c
Sauey Public" to gave I,liew a cull, for their smock cf
CLOTIIg, CASSIMERES ¢ Ft:STINGS,
es owsurparred for variety. Fashion and, above all. Chestsnews;
and si they hare its their employ
Ono of the Bost Outten in Tows,
They will be ready at all time. to wake Gastineau to oeder, sad
warrant them when done. They have floods front the fa
kir, to the roarrert. vo that siren , owe, eau be suited. They
have a lame atwortinent of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNIBIII NG GOODS,
.nett as Slims from the finest Quality to the Coarsest Hickory
shso, hand ke rch iris. gloves. roe M. Omuta, u n der garments, col
lars, Itosouni. together with every thing in our line. We law
a general assortment of
• Ladies rashioaabie goods
for the Fall arid Winter trade. We have neither room Nor
time to enumerate styles or sneak °rituality. bfli a ill jmit say to
Ladies meal! and emuulue for themselves.
IT IS NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
and if the pricey don't 'Mil we'll endeavor lo mal , e them. for we
wish m'aell and are deiermined not to he Unde•sold Don't Inert
the Mention. No. I. Wright's Klock.
Sept. 23. 1551. 19
Degas s 1 Illagarr
I AM now receiving a larre stock of Sugars. which have pisl
been purchased - at very low thrum In New Yort foreasth and
will he mold peoporlionahly low for east, or ready pay.
I am also receiving a large 'amply of Tens. Cofilemk. MOIAPPeO•
Spires. *C.. &C. I invite tlw attention of those wishla9 to Po/ -
chase and say I think I cap otter as good Indneements as any
home in this clay. JOHN C. 111111:11.C.
Erie. Sept. 11, 1131.
CoXon. at
rAITF.III
! , 111trei. Manses, telling frau 371 so 71 caape" million. it
y
r JJuly W. P. aminnuNECUT.
52 KEt:t+ Keutueby lilac Pow der. J 4 recd, and !tor rale by
the half, tunnel'. or whole Reg by
Jobe vi, 1231. 111 R. T.itrigitar.TT k MINX.
lam now receiving as late and well assorted Mock of kw as
can be found west of Albany. It was botteM entirely Am
Cad, and will be Mild tir the same at prices that defy eonspeti
lion. Also, a huge mock of Eallvand *pikes. at miusually low
driers. EUIPUP REED.
Erie. Peps. V. 10 Nw 11—Itord Howe
ei•tlEstthsfriher. sincerely roe n! to his numerous hien& and
I. customers. begs leave toießwes Owns. and all others haring
Barley to sell. that he is now ready to pay the highest market
mice in ('i.e Sonar quantity of Salie . delivered at his Ware
bouss in Erie. or at the warehouse of George Illicsemaker. in Pa i 6
r kw. of E. Fish. in Girard. and of Jobs Clark. In Alban. The
stesscriner pays Casb and good money. and at all illNs XS high a
price as any honor In Erie county. and *Wen in revolve • ma" o'
nation of the very liberal patronage betetoaxe extended Whits.
Erie. Oct. it. —2l .1! SI
Itc.Fr
Wet. Maatina Black KlDalso. a great mama( R Bonet
04 , 0,: .(latest etylea just received hv
13.—le' a. ABBCCBG dr. IC Grum.
ollim Vests & Vestiagt
/York for CASH. and ste
mltgr establishment In
POLL zi;i:iss Ras.
WOOD WANTED!
iron 1 Ire* 1 liron I 1 1
BAULUT.
EAT Aiwa CAP A
STORE!!
T an subscriber. 'hoeing retard the store on Park Row, tau
dour. west of Wollsims' & Wro,:lbt's Escimusie t Hike, lately
occupied as a Jewelry Store by Mr. :Roc kton. desires to call the
attention of the collars* ol FAIR to ani s *, a s Cops
tone, be a flow milldam. direct frono Eastern Mannfueloothoo.
Being a practical flatter Ithrwelt. and hating taken the utmost
pions In the srler ikon of lheer i.cools. the community may rest
assured they are Ma* of trot materials, and by the best work
out n. awl a 11l be warcronie.l toothy I sn finish, style and du / o,day
to any that can be bad in the L'a,terts
Genuewei eau awh l rtne. Rod here the font fashiot.• Wen.
11. Beebe& Co's celetiorated Hats at !few York prices. and taps
of almost every atyle,:luaidy dud price. Also, a good Hoek of
Butf.olo Robes.
The subscriber hopes by honorable. fair dealing, to build up hip
business, as his aim is nut to fleece those who patronise is sus.4mt
to nsake rel table eustotners. B. J. littltGEßS.
Erte.tept. kl, POI =ln
Pall Campaign Conuneaced in **silty.
Conatertiai laiekunge Clothing. Store Open!!
(..3.tning Maps? Man Eerre—Vest Rash of Cs•loners:
Likrge stilts and small Profits the Motto!
TIIOOIIE wishing_bir purr base are hereby notified that they can
, purebope MEN .111IJ 110 rd CLOTtII NG and all kind* of
Furnishing Goods atiahout half prsce at Wholesale. or Retail St
thecelebratcd Clothing establlshment. No. 1. Commercial Ex
change. Erie. loaded w ithan the last sit mouths by upward, of
Ifittodo stnussers froth all torts ot the riffled States , to say no
thing of from Other conntries. jam now in reempt of 11*
mow splendid as II ell as the largest elock of Clutha. es,cr Wrought
~,,
to this market. which I import direct from Europe.' thereby Ass
lug the Jobber's prof. winch enable* me to sell fly per cent.
cheaper dials any other unlit Waal in duo city can dare sell. In
fact m prepared molter Fall and W sister 'Mohan
as will be obvious. lore the greatest possible inducetuents in
price. wide and quality this market siFords. My jtock being so
large and the styles sq various, I venture the . yarrows that none'
will leave unsuited or dissatisfied. lam en the inertia of the
latest Parisi New York and Philadelphia Fashions. and employ
none but good workmen and will therefore he Mite. not only to
numufactare what I always have tuanittbe aryl. giwit,lo, GM al
so, to suanufacture them in the most thshionable.and workouts
like °turner. Gentlemen wishing to:purchase cheap and good
a ill do well to call and essuisnie my stuck 'of Dress and
rrt m llt Coats. Business and ()Meet 'oao, Over Coals. Pa uts. Vests.
Broad Clotho. Cassimeres. Vesinp,Phiro. Fancy Tie...lsm/Ms.
("carats. i.e. But we cannot enumerate all.enli and see. YU we
will *bow you MOM goods, better goof., and last—though not
least--ebea pet goods than all the other establishments Mite kiwi
in this plate. Fur the liberal patront lwresofore bestowed on
me. Would respectfully byi leave to torn
I
my thanks. By al
way
,keeping • large and good arsortnumt. and dialing honestly.
fait „and fa sthfully, I hope to retain alt my old costumers. and
obtain as many new ones as will favor me with their calls
MiFNS
Erie. Sept. 13. It-31.-1n
mosr.s 1(01111.
Abar.HANDLED rant* had oatl Oa each the cheap
Hardware Piore. No. 2, Reed ItukTS REED.
EIRTINGS mod *airtime. Meme ann brown, ItrillN'Ttc - I
T-
Sins.. Marine etrtpc.. tier unit. cotton ran... carpet
warp and sicking. allot winch w illr sold cheap as the cheap
cat. 1$ A11111141[1.+; h. ICEMEN.
• Glamors:o sad Grockery.
A!ARC Eanessartmeni till'snekery find tansewntr. Just Teel v
ed, illfh will he sold as cheap a any in this inarket, at !to
3, Perry Klock —Erie. Sept. 11.—H
Irresk Grocfiries.
A 'LARGE nosiorturent just arrivins. eroodsiina of coffee. teas
A
PIJC:Iro of various loots, molasses. syrup. rte,rte.. at Ai o. 3.
Perry Mock by ARBUCK I.V. lk. K EPLER.
Oil ELI' IL% RDWAiIi,--A 11.004 1110.0ftleirla Jull rreeivini at
17 No. 3. terry Block. by : ARBUCKLE & K EPLER.
=WWI GOODS.
QUA and I.inrn plain and figured Poplins. Merino. plain and
Dehalr.s, rairlinseres of the latest int les on ilve cash
rya) ni. I.y It! AR Bl LE K Ert.tm.
New ran & Wisner Goods Eros 41.actioal I
II A VEksot returned froth New York and Phitadeirbsa with
1 the tarp.* week hi'
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
that I have ever offirmd In Erie. bought mrntly for .h, and at
Caolt Auchtitto. at pore. that t.u.t d.. 1) all CUUII+.IIIIO.I.
31111 nay rove ehan 1., pia an and Win a ri.4l, Su lu `l0: also , a
very large as-tatani•nt of *quo re IV. •Ileio Ins le from ttl 30 to
$l. !troche NW.% la Iron, el l 0 110. nrarlt dull le the price.
brood Cloth.ll-1 wow .ot _ yrnis 4. ; t h
drab
froui $ to 2 30 per yard; all wool. Tx 'N.J. for fifty cent.. Cams.-
ituerev, fro% ieuetoty Cure cents hkoneldollar, Matillett. tiny cents.
black .(ke.ket. I:avisidneres, from 41 '4 to 82 her Y"rd •
Erse, fret. 11.
C. Pc TrINFIAI.B.
NOT
rut: stockholders on theiEroe
pony are notilk4l that an elt
ny well take peace at the °thee
Monday of November, 1 SI, at'
Oct 13, ISM.
List of oall/1011 •
--
rei down for trial on the drat Moodily in November. 1831.
Ovid Pinney ~ la i Benjamin ISM.
Jonas W. Llark , re E. A. lamer et al,
•
E. rilf•01111 - ' 'Pt .A. Kelley.
D. Moore : vi.l. C Reid, ithrif
G. Llorlse t • ' t J. Forte,.
J. N. Miller et al - vs 1 C. Graft. et at
A. roller i Ti , W. Tamrart
J. k 11.Johneon - ' Ira I William Mown,
Joel Johimois t ris 1 Balorat Church
N. Ilieltinroit ' VA 1 P. P. Cady. ,
M. WlionalJ vi ' : Millereek Town hip.
Ira' Parker ' 1 ra John Norton Il at
Admialotration Notiee.
LETTERS of AilinitilotiAtion on the eiitate of Daniel lOtiwen.
tale of the city of I:rie.-drieraseif. having been granted to tltc
iml.eriber. Mike' is herelit 'nen to all ortolan, indebted to oaill
rtitaie t.t make hwocdtale payment, ant thoye 113%102 rl-1 m.
aiminst it will please tire.clit thew 41 , tv anthem 'cited for wide
!tient. JAMES DUNLAP, of Erie„
Detoher. I
! • STARTLING NEWS FROM ! ! !
Ezecution•of Genf Lopez I I
T AIIRD ik RUST art lIOW receiving a large atiql splendid stock
1. ,1 of fall goods consisting of Deltdres,. Cashmeres Ginglnms,
Calicoes, rtbawls. Dre.• Pints. Casslnteres, rite., of new and ele
gant styles oerer before brought to this market. trur 'roods were
bought low and will he st 4 as 10W as can be atkirded by any house
in this city. At-discriminating public is larded to call and, es
kir themselves and test pflletiC ally the tnith of our assert ion.
Dom forget to call at No. I Wrigne• Block corner of stair and fifth
streets. LAIRD! l'rer.
D ELAN ES Far one •In ling nrd.—enetotners will find De
, lanes for a shilling a yard al No.J 1 Wright. Block
Eric, Sept. 13. LAIRD -RrST.
CZlNGllAMS—CcauiarScotch Ginahaws it he Ibulal at No.
%.-.• 1 IVrigld's Block for OM chilling a yard.
rric.Aert: 13.
$3•O 0 0 rinht",nunete...witPelinlinienait
oblige
LAIRD lk
11/1 EAKIN•S ENTRArTS of Leubion VaTolta. for flavoring
lee... Jellies , Caterards, Partly. Syrups &e. for gale at
Erie .tk1.1., 13. MOORE'S Grocery Store.
BIRD CAGES at food sooruneut for oak. at
Erie. Sept. 13. NI Groeery
". MIKA ID Dozen imported Maplto jam received and for lode at
Erie. Dept. 13. MOORE'e Grocery Store.
STONE %'‘'A RE from the Er leftuaindnetor) tor .kale at
Erie, dept. IS. MOOR Grover, store.
711.A1% TEA a Niperior an icle of MTtea Tea Just rreeired and
1) Wr makat - MOOR Grocery store.
FLOVR.—FIour how the Walnut i'reek mine the Crack llttad
to Le bad at 11100REla Grocery *tore.
erltE Ann of 0. and C. Miller is dissolved by mutual consent.
I The bovine's will be continued by C. Miller at the:old stand
Soar Peoples' Row, opposhe Empire Stores. 0-11111.1.F.R.
Aug. S 3. - IS C. MILLER.
TAKE NOTME.:
All persons knowing thtmalves indebted Ito the above firm ail
pieta attend to smiling the raw asi cons will be made is Rhin
thiny days without any mistake. The books sod notes ran -be
kiuud at the obi sand at present. oat MILLER.
Tit: CRYSTAL. PALAIE NOW OPEN 4.
role vz.svrozass
P U! proprietor. W. IL KNOWLTON. hair just returned fition
L the Empire city, with the largest, cheapest awl best assort
meat of JEWELRY'AND,FANCT 000011
ever afar imported from that city carat of Dunkirk, all of whirh
arc now ready for inspection. Ca the firm floor. No. I. may .be
Ohund a large amisrtinent of Gobi and Olivet Watches. Gold anted
and Fob Mains, Keys and Steals. ringer Rings of every descrip
tion. Breast pins Of all sorts and via*. Cud plus and brneelets.
Gold. SilVrt, and German silver thimbles. gold pencils and peas;
steel fob amt guard clam. , Keys. &e. !laving made arrange
mentkwnh the manufacturers at tbe heart to furnish a supply ev
ery week fresh from the mini. he will he able to furnish those
articles cheaper-than any other establistuna it west of the tenni •
nus of the New Vcirk and Erie Railroad M.O. on hand. at
wholesale or retail, any quanuty of Looking Giames.libr*Flleklelle
. and other thorpteees.
Messes.. I Nentraraters.—Ruch as piano fortes. inekitkoint.bass
viols. guitars, violins. -banjoes. tambourines, elarionets. flute..
Baseok-to. Mks, accenikonst ate.. solar and eamphrwe lamps. and
geroodols. egos globes, chimney's and wicks, silver and German
silver table and teaspoons. sugar and snit 101.00,... butter hives.
Vert.sair.—A very fine article of Penknives of the mosfeetehat •
led milkers. Razors end Razor straps.* tenors and Arm. Gout.
• sillies'. and German sifter tad steel meetaeles.
BRITTAXIIIA Watts.—Tea Mtn.. Caninfill. and Candi...de O. •
illmest.ctsaora..--China Cases. nay Rotes. Plated d Bram
' snuffers and trays. steel hag. amt elasPa. hair ea ivory )
'do.. Nee pens, card cases, visiting ea ds and enveloes. pampa
,boards. dominoes; chess men. walllllleeeeedddddsssss and pocket books. knixiS
,and *irks. lea-serverr, &e.
(All of which will he shown to his visikers at any time between
the hours of a A. N. and f P •• free grans. and ■ small fee on.
ly be taken from those w ho way it isle to take some of said
',articles home with Gam
Sr Said Mace is bested on the umnrol formerly occupied by
said t 1 now hon. one door omit of the geed flame.
•
tine. Sept. 6.-17
A Pact that Z wish to have /*oohs- "
STOCKTON hes rimmed u. his new wore. Om "rain ion."
two doom east of Browu'r eorner,) which Is now being tined
with as choice a wiefted stork of
Clock., Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware.
[velvet Plated and . Gelman SiIYPT.W.Ire. Fancy Goods, liturieal
instruments. Lamps. Looking Glasses, km.. to .as enn be Round
went( New York. (no mistake on thlo point.) Ladles and Gen
tkeinen, I have, indeed. a beautiful imminent. who uf..you will
noteall and eve them? No•time this week m camomile., , What
is mums the "lint Boor." may be found iu the merit and third
kat.
ET REPAIRING done in the bestina p l4 r auea
tiort'vrlll be given in Watches by an ex
a.
At thlisign of the Mammoth Watch. • • gToN,
_Erie' Rot 110. 1831. -
ED— All kind. orrit/dn.in - tirr undebeese. Pork. Ctia
V;ktir, Timothy and Flax weir,* Moen the *whew "`a ,
tin pvpfe' will be NM by •10M4 RE EaF
!iiej-eels. *nal
Y. A RIATtiKI.I% 14E,erCiary.
JAMES SKINNER. Pro
— nnio~~rso~n -- --
NEW AR - RA - N(IIKM Eli TS:
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRONCIEITI
• 71/ 7 / 1 400PIDIG-0017438, 011017
AS SIKH sad CIO NSUMPTLIO
The avail,s of medical kore,affoiding as they doodurphe
of the poi: and value Of many medical agents, have
no clamp! to compare with the . thhataary erects
•• Acta', q Pia TORN.” •
The rtmOrkable corn; of diseases of the Lungs is litchi
been relied by U.e• Mt/41'r d as they are by many morn
professors od physicians in this and Ibteigu lands, Magi
courage dog afflicted to persgrere, with the wove assatano
the use of ¢te Cntdrits PrO *aim a tll tenor and trttinridell
them.
fj f
We pre nt to the publ icon moliclied, test Mani.
thetrat Hier In our country, upon whose Juilptim
euce implicit confidence may befallen'.
Dn. realms. President*/ Lemont Medical
most learned aid formidabie physicians in tbe emu
it a '• conlphsitiotrof rare eacetleuee bt tit COM
Idc diente f Fousnumit ion." `..•
Iroawtr,7. AI
Dr. J. q. Ayer—Dear Rut Agreeable 60
ageut,we s orilletwercuily state what wehase mama
of your paints" racroalt..and they have been ma
deed. Mr". Betsey threeter had been Veined with
relentless canals, which reduced her very low ; so low
hope could he cinema ined of her recovery. Numeemni
had bern tried without eilett. belbre the Champ( Pr
that has Mimed her. Geo. Watt Moon. Esq.. had to.
edge. lova 'Mimed with Asthma foreleves yentas" ,
ly worm , . until the CIIIZIUIT ralroaAb keg wow .
ease. and he is as Nepal' any of Rs symptoms as
Rey. Mark Dane had been so severely attacked wi
chins, as to disable hlm from his duties, and nothint
ed him "Owl. until I. Mr. Thnnting. carried him a
rar-naast. which mined him at nava aW Ise now
swual au his place. •
These are three of the rates we have known it
newer to fail. We have great pleasure in certifying,
and are, lespeeted sir, your humble servants.
REV. ID THI
• HUN. JOMPH , BAL.
Tbe.pulil le bare Isl. to titiow the virtues and Mimi
caw of the ('litter rICTOn at.. In curing diseases'
when they will feel secure tram these
rued) 'can be amused'
Peeparrai by J. (.':.Ayer. (Segal Laval.
Sabi an Erse by J. 11. Burson, and by Druggists I
Stale. ' — l
L URK irrA BCH—A meii article for Puddlnus /re ,
Aug.% AItInRCS GROCERY.
WIN Es .ladLyiuuts. , -Tlae Vest asionmest la U
hey Pt. JimointßE'i
RucKINGHAN WARE :— goad' tit al
July 11. RE'S
itirko7llB , —ltrvoins fur toe shilling each at
13 July It , )11()ORIF,S11
tl'ojßACCo.—Jubit 411.1rr.oies. Sehop'•
*Slyke's Clw ing and buboking Tobacco tor
July It. .HIRE'S
C1.A11.71' WISE at
Bottle and drautgbi
July It. s , MOORE
ipDFI . lbs. of the beat Cbddals
July It MOO RE'S Ct
4.t :10MM:ie.—No. 1 Mnclurrirl,r in bam•ts. ball
luau , pot feeCiVed at 11,10011 E'S Gr
V _
EGET.1.1"..) (Wall kinds way Won
ig
V 11
July It - MOOSE'S
DROO.Wg.—lal ;Mi.leant) and Common Br
-1..P and IM male at r ,00R,3 GROG.
Nithes and Mop FIIIIIMO can be round al
July 3. B GROCER!' 3'
wet
rd,
lud
BUTTER MIeLDS—A Weir aniele. for .ale it
July a. lt 11100RIEW GR. OCE,
BRASS IiCII — BANDir, a good assortment at the
July I. a LOWRY..IIROWI
_ • s
- - T
Airs. —l. Water's A. a new supply at
W. BROWN
k --- .IfE4IAkES
- 1
July lx.
ASKS of all dererliaion• kw sale at
July 3. :VOORES' GROCERY
N , I, 4 S&WIT—A treat, supply of Sprocees Jaa
al 8 MOORES• GROCERY
Qope .
"-.' Just
iI3SL
1.0 • Y & SCOTT.
FORWARDING A,vo Miami" MERCILIATTS,
DZAL32II - 111 IN 0041 L;
Atm, Fish. Flom. Salt and Plainer; at the large Ware
Wpm of the Bridge, Public Dock. Erie. Pa.
M. B. LOWRY.
fl eom.
eotup:t
the ht.
WSW TOME AND » "e.—
J. Hearn Si Co., Agents,
EIFIRIE,PUBLIC DOCK, ERIE, PEYN'AI.,
A" prepaned to eontraet Rutter. Owen". and all __
ty than Erie to New York--through in thiny hone
111.80—Agenta Or Lines on Erie Canal—no traaabl
through direct from Buffalo t 5 New-York. • •
IJ For rale: Coal, Salt, Who! Flab, and Water Lime.
Eric. Janie Ye.
ErejrgegirOUN . LiNDlgN,
GIENZIRAL ITZIANIBOAT •GM
Office in Speed's Tr ler,trapfi office. next to Wftlineta W
Exchange t Kee. Pl a to street. Erie.
Through Ticket. to New York, via New York and Mena
and to Pgtrto,rgh t to Clet eland, can be procured alibis
Fare to Nen York go. to P,tt bnrpb 83 se.
1851. wArdnximairs LIZ. 1
JOHX KEE..\I7X, .9gent.
From whom. Tickets caw be procured for any of de I
lowing Ham: : •
DUNKIRK, BUFFALO, Naw -Yoga, Comman.,
' TABULA, FAIRPORT, C LEA ELAND, PITTSBURG*.
DUSK T, MONROE, DETROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAQ
RACIAIR and SOUTIIPORT.
012=1-4palrerers Expreve Oft., Stahl
The Agent pledge. 'whorl( that Pasaengers proeurt
*Maria Wan loon shall not be letl by the Dont. but *ball be • •
ly placed on board. August iL
Passage ham and Iteney snouted to
Britain an4treland.
'EAGLE' LINE.
Now lock sad Liverpool Paskote. '
TeIIiF.RBOSS wishing to weld Ibr their Olen& 111 areal trite ag
Ireland. can nineey ume make the necessary arra
with the sulaserlitem, who lave in connection with ore the
first houses in Herat Britain. a very meth** and eaves' ar
rangement fin the oeconustodation awns:oft emigrating to Weer
roc the Pcmilleetermion of his engagements. the O
ber has the, advantage of having the Solif Agency or F
of the 'pleaded New Ships. enntpuving the - •
"EAGLE* LINE OF*EW YORK
racket.. soiling Twice a month limn each
year. In all cases when those stmt for do
money will be refunded, without deduction.
WILLS AT lIGI
Forsate In punts to suit, which will be east
Banks. and mite principal Towns itsroughoui
Scotland andWain,-BARN I.T. HOARE'S
Loddon, and JAMES WHEN RV, Merehat
TN tit A 'Nine. prwr r
SMITH JAI RAM.,
Or to JOBB MelliCH A Rh. 31/ Old 811 p. Cm.
REyER ENCER,
Mesas. P. n. &0. r untie New R. Y. Lort
York l'itc„ veer D.
" J, W. Whitlock k Cu. do. dale. 1
" Kiernan kyollins, do. Junes At
" Lewis& Pride, db. heti. D.
Hon' Allen N. Dbernuin. New- Wad*.
burgh. N. V. allesara. 11.
Gilead A.lihnlth, Rag.. Per reta- I Alban?
tap Del. and liudsonk Rua. 1.8
eu. kr. V. .
Stare& 22 Starch I
T IL SMYTH & t~rs Corti And Wheat
ti • later aunt tip. Ilx aalt al ?sew Torte wl
Orders how Outnetry Mtwehants prowl, fill ,
Erie. July IC H. TIBI
# ZAVAINr
y HAVIC a rely large amartatent of Caudle
& lagers. fug Pane, Op.ttotnr, Match Safer.,
which lestl he sold by the dux. at BuffalaTer
Erie. Auff. a. to
INCOME GROCIZIRIMIL,
TlEsidwerlher basin's received • large and w
of Family Groceries. to which he issues tP
friend• and customer. 111 this coy and vicinity
nosy he puny Groceries. Wines, Liquors. Oil
etc.. etc.. together with almost every attic'
Grocery More. which will be sold as cheap,
eon he Shan't elsewhere.
Almost all kinds of country produce talen
emirs. Erie. Aut.!. ly "
• NEW raLL Goo
T"E sylise riders are just 'messing a largest
FulliGnods. consisitugoi the usual vat
been selected with care sad will be sold nt
Please give us a eall. Ai Due/
Kite. Aug. 3/a. le3l.
NEW • FALL GOODS AT
IrAM now receivit4 a magnificent mock of the latest "gift i ng
w ir ir on gout. Anything from a rich -
eata ar lo a Ming be Lanced. a funir eent eauec4- v.
be finund of such variety of style that even the In *andiron,
hr stilted. To my -assortment di engem and oil elanhalarge
tier", have bees made they now deg compftigoni either in smatni
ity or price. All who eafi at No. Lire., Holum will ae vseiv*l
or the voretlexily aide cash system over any and all Wien.
Eric 4.-11 J. H. CL.%1K.1
11111X1 TIEXI.'
3tic% zi mStrk IX has mkt out W mew. *sock of creeette&
to Memo , . A. & J.S. Walters. Those comma' *MI
erl that the nooks sod atecnilins of Zimororty & Illhohose i h, A. .
M ileheoelt. and John Zismossrl . we, lujile ba 400 11110 Mow
diridoal for IMMEDIATS, NI ~ *moo dis t t
lois be toe LAST CALL; ltwrottwe ressiteares Noe thisiouir
fit orz;vl:4 et,. tbelit&prnot. t antroLtan. 1 , _
.
KINN
A. R. i r
E nt . A ilensl 31 1 . tell. - RVIM
Lrit - AlCV—rre.tou . & Merrill'. exam is of lamormia .44
'math, for sale by a. T. ST CitRETT & ROL
F.. the Core of
EOM
ig