01)a(utr.
El
ERIE,PA
SATURDAY hIORNING, JANUARY
•
Democratic Co. Convention..
The Democratic Electors of the s.:veral
Avards,.boroughs and townships of this Co.
are requested to meet at their several pla
ces of holding elections, on s Saturdav, Feb.
Ist, at 2 o'clock, and elect delegates 'to a
eauntycohvention to be held at the Court
House in Eric on Monday, the 3d day of
February, at 2 o'clock P. M., "for the pur
pose of selecting delegates to the Guberna
torial and Judicial Conventions, tit Reading
and Harrisburg. J. S. BARNES,
P. - P. JUDSON,
- 1 •
R. S. BRAWLEY.
WM. WEED,'
BENJAMIN GRANT,
A. P. DURLIN,
'JAMES DUNLAP.
Cetitral Committee.
-Plank Road: Meeting.
At Meeting of them friendly to the continuation of the
Erie aid Wattsburg road to Warren, was held in Wayne
lambert time since, at which it was resolved thitt the road
ought to be.beill e and measures taken to carry the resolu
tion iota effect. This is the right spirit, mud" we afs con
fident we shall soon we the trail' under or ay. 4.
Beaton's 'Prospects.
Benton's prospects of re-electiott appears to be grow ,
lEg •hntall by degrees and beautifully leas." This is
certainly too bad, after the *hoist his '•lialte'r's dozen" of
friends throughout the county set up last week, upon the
telegraph's announcing his election, The- last' recants
from !Missouri show that his backers in the Legielatetre
are •'caving." The Anti-I.lentonions have abandoned
their candidate, and are rallying on lloccu, an opponent
of ”old Ballion.( 1 but put ju noqiinatiou by one of his
friends, and. as the vote show*. supported by quite a
otimber mote. The 31st ballot Stood, Geyer. whir,. G 5;
fledgh SO; Donlon 3.1. • '
ozr 'no Gu:dte dos'nt latithe rormstion-or,the Judi
erl districts as reported by . Mr Packer in the Senate. It
&aye they look ,••locofocoisli.!' I Our neighbor is hard to
Please. A few yeelth ago he Free very hostile to mak'ing
the election of Judges a puliiicialipicAion. bud week ho
had an article warning his patty friends against this very
thing be had previously adiwated„ and now he thinks
Dlr. Packer's kill is “locotecoisb," Secant , ' it makes this.
a whip district; though rather close,/ When he ester- ,
tains exactly what he dime want, pirhaps thetiLogiolature,
will actominpdato hirn. '
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IT We-learn from the. Fredonia Cat3or t .l hit the weak
of grating the trac't orthol34iffsto and State Line Road
wascommenced in - that.village on Monday last. The
work has iteretifene been confined to the Iltne below Sil
ver Ctleek. This movement towards? the West is,truly
encouraging. We also learn from the Contractors of the
Dunkirk and State Line roa 1 that they have been' orbr
od to resume wink on, the first of the following month,
end push it through to the .line so that the New York and
Erie road cart units with ours by the first of August.
Er The'Reading Prays has given ne fair warning that
it intends to .annihilate us t and lion. J. Glancy Jones.
M. C. from the ••24sito of Beats " It would have dono .
lie lest week. but the length - of the G;vernor'a message
pts:cnted.' Verily. we thank the Governor for thus in
lcrpeeing helwvin us and our impending doom. in& we
liars no doubt Mr. Jones. and all the Jones family. are
equally grateful . Dot we think it unfortunate for the
4;itecess of the Press man's forthcoming effusion thatloe
should have givin us %%ening. for notwithstanding We
are is be sot up, like a turkey at a ahootinensatch. by
. the side ati ' 4 14;C., we shall dodge. "just as stunts shoot-
..The stn that's aimed at flocks or plover.
Seswituses—turns and kwks its owner o% er:"
Fashionable Gamb ling.
Boner has aptly said that 'laws are made to be
evaded.' Tire law.. in most of the States, against Lot,-
writes era atr yet Yankee ingenuily has found a
way of eyed ng the, and at the same 1.1.n0 rendered it
foshionaiqs to do so." The venous Art Unions, now so
fashionable.l are 'nothing more nor !cis that Lotteriee.
and &subscriber to one is, in fact, the buyer of a Lottery
ticket. The immediate results may WIN perhaps, prove
so deleterious to society, but the szaniple is pernicious.
Oats of the rst results we have noticed ii the "Gift Con:
certs,'' .. verifezteasizely advertised in New York-. The
,New York correspondent •of the Philadelphia Build:in
3:s the hits drawing of the Art Cutout atzeted the sys
tem, and as we Americana atils famirias awoke:es for
imitation, wo cant now count about * duzen of these
- ••drawings." as advertised in the nevepapers. Nearly
every aorekseper who n.s on hand a stock of stale goods.
is getting up 1 . 1 "gift Concert" to get \ rid . of his rubbish at
double price; end we hear that a Frenchmen in firmad=
way is actually getting up • "Prize G,tre 'Concert." in
which the prizes are to be ,rung womenof various ages
and conditions of cornekinese--tickets ($5 each) . to be
bought only by bachelors, and eltould they refuse to wed
the ladies drawn, elfto are to be given to each as a ;tub
ittitutel These "lotteries." under morst names ails all
'and each maintained in otter violation of the law. The
respectability of the Art Colon has given ceinntenan."• t o
the rest; and immediately followed, as that lottery was,
by the "Gift Concerts" of the highly respectable Music
bantam of Janie & Co* the cupidity of the day took fire.
and hero .we are. with droning. af altruist
.ekvey kind
and description offered for our selection, to dupe and
swiedle the public in .any manner its wants or taste
may render most convenient. Another respectable music
bona, emboldened by the success of )ollie & Co.. has
started- a' mammoth imposioro of the same sort. A
"Prizeicurnituro Concert" has hew gotten op by some
body else. in whiff) elegant esiorunents of furniture at.
of course.' three or font times the real cost of each artic
le. represent thk"gift" or prizes. A "Silk Velvet
Cloak" Concert is‘suaother, now on the lapis, advertised'
by a netted tavern In the Bowery—all the prizes to be
silk velvet' cloaks, lo all these cases thi ••Concert,"
yea will understand; is quite a secondary consideration.
t It is simply the eaten, thrown in, in's faint effort to evade
the !Tensity of the law, In regard to • " lotteri es."
"Curses Come Home to. Roost."
Bo rays the play, and every day's experienee proves the
drannaiit uttered truth. A case ia pohit has reeently
.•
takes place is Boston. The dargitter of a respectable
abolition agitator, Ranted Brown, disappeared soddenly.
It
.appears the father had ',creased himself indifferent tte
to•whother lila daughter married a ,while man or a Pa
d
groi-ohai took him at word , suok a few wanks since
clopoikicith a 'levy andmarried him, and in hie compa
ny wont to the dent dans in An 'street, in one or
which she au fund by an offiver and carried Le her
father. She if now ~ in the lunatic asylum." Tito affair
bus boon bashod . np on account the res2schnh.loy of
sho-pareaui.
We cOO% • bele laklug 110/&011 Greeley and his
Tribuse, aotirithetaadiug his "erooty-head" predelee
ties.. lie . isiadepeideekt—ee ”iodA ,epoudea as .a wood
sawyer."--aod says awl doss jest as be pte es; is e pic,
or party. Wear him oa ••oastaiaiog the Admiuietretioe."
the Administration wants to be •sustained' as it
has boos iii Penns) Ivaniaiihd Now, Jersey. why it cut
make the Fugitive Sieve Law its Shibboleth. and, go
ahead. The• whig party of New Yolk .will simply te
fass to bag itself ander the load. He needn't distress
himself shoot a •rseonedialion,' If he and hie little chin
wilt get [artily out of the whig party for geod,•aad mat
skulk eat it *muse merely to crisp In at Utica. ba will
tio the canes an the good within his power."
Er The ew York iiirrer.( raiment94es.) ears-ih?“
the only way to altar thii Tarte is to ham it. .
the Protectieaists to that?'
'Theashiettin eesreopee
gee sa theta "ate plenty
6.0 , , reforeooe to the test
politi excitement, the oat;
F
Gee
g the rise and fall if t i lts
laps, too early to specula
ext Presidential no tin
say thiu, should ni
e party, he will belle
et oar opponents run
e, Webster. or Sewa d.
n. Can has much thi
lion. end we confer'a
seeing in the Pres'idet
limited. we are alit •
toil, hi will be electel
blr. Van Duren
r ihriti even Gen.
!TIM
EIZZ
uoini
in
siren.
cuuld
of be; nominattd
I o f
the coutest iu
i of Geu. Ssst HOMO
liu of compromise
MT!
nuns
in the
=
ora
swak
ei.l b •
the •uthueisw
is friend safd
of th
Ilow-1
=
this
Odes
kl art
irection, two as
and beat dam , 0
.rd Tina:
OM
•ero {• is-divided den;
oion (noontide to tho
Presidency. 1' e
ted with him the •
'imitating mind. of ,
heart, Gar enlargii
mere pottlfoggag
Hoottril is not a ?awl
an. He is not a null
hey.arrias a good tli
Morally flows front a st ,
riuciples are DoniGor%
drew Jackson had a 1
upon his bed. It w
Houston, requesting
ton was his friend—be
rat min that ndrew-J
thsr Well, and two fr
exibted. cks in&
ve.this Garth fur a bin
ton, Mid BO intense w
st minified till he had ii
sting a mint front him
uston 'received th• m
th li!srequeet. Sleep!
ir!)
epee
WIAN
hi mini:nand, basin
Ito fealtrul was ha that
cote* reach the Bern
undelit The ht w
llowiten &Trivet!. liF
s i
of h cotintomeu.aud (tote
prof ttly to A greater extent
f." t u—re Presents his honer
pat ~ his lion will in ifoim
met' ammultltii views. In
foul a rare ennibinition.
lk les , . remarkable.
We knoir not What turn.
to the Presidential raildig&le
11111Li00 shoilil fall upon 110
spot. and rains sal alarms'
would not his reinlieil."
"Pilblie Opinion
How 'often do we hoar th*
to consider how **public opi
I.c opinion is omnipotent;"
totes the tie of a cravat, and
how short arid how lung a
satins, and it ilso moves the I
the press! It shuts out he
path from the fellowship
same time it takes by the is
caused her fall. 0, yes. "1
in fashions.:in politica, in a
religion! Bat what mok
—your opitiiria, reader; on
ery reasoning mind. comp,
tic opinson.i . and give to i
w'hy. (to adopt the bingos
opinions, item:eons, carry
on,their wings—.and if Inui
of infmite blippiness and a
Telhe youisg. opinions at
lobe poisoned by preiudice I
ue, honesty and truth.
Opinion. ‘lVltat maims t
makes the.drunkard, the r• I
Opiate!. the storehouse .
Ille great and; fatal taboret°
what opinions you implant
you say thi• is 4' wrong or t
•
may sanctify crime as vi
and compieziort of Wise!:
i creature oloptniort. **Th
1 unmitigated sea ndrels,
citizens and w a s
men.
the bane of, the Ofld 1 B I
culcated adversi to sndast
; pursuqs thkt lend to fonts ,
ties. Had Cardinal MI,
Gurkha'', *a. 'souk] he
pomp and 1.14.470 f this wO
depends on opinions. l'
crated of rowdies will he a
cietes with the d. , sperata
scoundrel. ' The Little Co
p'e proud of self-ion spolani .
infecting them with opin
Charles XII, ofavresden
Prussia. Cromwell made
IL one of libertines. Tb
then. to theisappiness of
When • word atterird or al
sign a fellow-being to inlet
bow careful should we all I
What saved England in tl
the propagation of wise at
art Peel? What plunged
black gulf of practical mor
boriausly disseminated, tt
and that the right orsuflr
the equal distribution of
Opinion governs the srf
or miserable, according
The Chea
The cheap postage bill
tided sots, and is now
tradi.nory ogiaions exp •
that batty. W. are of
little thtfiettity, aad will fi
lowing is a slooris of its
. A nut torah ratJ of thre
Portage to Orston and
where. thrtd cents on let.
pers. No 'discrimination
blagnainea are half •
Country ileursp.spers p
' 'There or& to Lo thre .
three ceia peKtne •
The Poet Master Ge
stamps.
A million and a hallo
ply apprehended &Sete.
cheap restate law.
'Loners are to he adve
ing the greatest (written
'of anid ()flier, at three ec I
and d any newspaper dr .1
er paper is, to Ire desicial
deprived (atlas Worth of l
Post routes are to be
by the Poet Weep! Gee ;
for letters delivered to en;
from a City Post-Office,
the Post Moiler (knell
and towns. to give the P.
of the bombes,.
Er The 'mouse. of Ca
than forty our ads of ..
has blessed bee faithful
dry others frith two sots
ty. some: '
3 Kr Hon. Joseph IC
Lycoatieg Distriet. P a
Gsmsport. • ott 9oodq
her of the ghtliseeride •
be: of i.7ooki*oo.
t is* our iitchas
itbMiraaeu otoromoots
'dimity" spigot seat all
I :capital; *ad adds that
these -"was are closely '
Pplithtol barometer." It
Mach upop thO chances
.lion. though it is not too
Omits** be'ona who cast
tied. That. is a ••fizort
• ply piano. be it Scott.
I-t - ra evident. too. that so
• apparent chance of the
here is arcane we would
I chair. Sat that he will
e; or that. should he be
IF will be recollictsd that
into convention mach
• .1 , appeOrs now, yet he
weilipprchstid. will be
• r
lu such au event. the
II undoubtedly be the first
didates. -Ilia acme is a
apd his noiniottiusi would
lasses equal to that arpas-
Or—the immortel Jack
•.eigus of the times." is
(Mowing trom .oue of thi
.iu Nawl'EusKud—tho
tration in variowi paps of
iinatiem of Sam Illowiton.
;;,the' people teatime' ae- •
y like him: He le • man
i• e Ilr pt judgment of charao
view . Ho is a sirsicensan
yet and he lovee;ihe Uu
c, en exwerne•nore-eon
diet, but firm, calm, remota
,
lnce, and wields the power
ug and well balanced mind.
"andpey cover the Union.
request to make as he lay
that au express be sent to
iinniediate attendance.—
as that honest, kind-heart
...keep admired. They knew
tide more warmly attached
'trim, as bis soul was about
er home. thought deeply of
o his feeling. that he could
unitfar off to another State
nd a last interview upon
lellye, and hastened to'coni
:is he traveled with all the
(
no hour or minute on his
laCkson would be no more
atilt.. His fears proved too
taidead and in hie shiuwil
hie still lives, in the affection
ot to au eminent degree—
h n any oilier men in the
tyl of heart, his soul of myth
; (right—his enlarged and
ickson, these peculiarities
IMlloucen, they are scarce-
Pi political tit4.'arill take aa
but if the Delmocratic num
' ton. it wooldthit a fortunate
i nt &mous the freemsu that
Qautipotent."
sasertiou. yet how few ate?
o" is made. True, "pub
' ; controls fashion; it regu
makes Presidents. I t says
dy may wear her silky and
ver that moves the world—
he has fell from Nique's
her sisters, while at the;
the base libertine who has
lie opinion tamp ipotent,'
I
• rals, and, shall we say it, in
lit so: Individual opinions
, nistion, the. opinion of ev
that which pre' call "pith
• mnipment - sway. This is
of a writer up'on ihe'subject)
Wince, war, and.dasolation
i
j i
ed on truth re the source
lapel secnri r to mankind?
evi.rything. they happen
nil bigotry, o - , gilded by vir
lat makes the nsurderrr?—
i iavage 1 Opinhia. -.What
1 1•.. r, the swiati!er. the pirate?
of good or evil la in the-mind,
lel opinions. 'Bewaire, them.
t,' ,l the troupe Beware how
it i t- is right; for; what you say
tut.; or give trij truth the hue
Human destiny is The
. argot, liberty" only makes
icntal freedom makes good
hat hal made family-pride
e 'use opinions biro been in
• useful oceepaCon, 'and the
• Ity ministering to 'merest-
'veen a butcher. instead of a
er liAve eXPlaimed, "Vain
.d, I hate yet" Every thing
•boy_who Estens ail day to a
i. ' dy. The man who aria
ill be very apt to prove a
oral of France made her pee
ti at ie comma's mouth, by
pus o f*military glory. So did
I
li a d Frederick the Great of
nation ioliminto. and Charles
v ital importance of opinions,
•• tinkled. who can dispiate?—
II
entienent published may con
s i-, or exalt a snoop to honor.
1• • in the choice of •lopinionsPb
• vivo). of her hour of trial bat
I •
• d liberal opinions by Sir. Rob
he republic of France into the
filthy, but the opiuitina so la
!at freedom meant iianarchy,"
gio was but another name for
• raisin, by physical forcer—
, • , and mankind ere happy
it is true or false.
Postage Bill.
u pitasad the lien.. by • de
ore the Senate. We see con
said mi.. to its passage though
pinion that it will meet with
:ally biome a law. Vbe
pfovisi 'u#:
cents for; half entice letters.
California ii the !tune as sisa
l% Z i t ae cent on nearspa
is an
age idlers prepaid.
3! 00 P04:. , 7. 6 within 30 miles.
Ic eat coins to provide for the
aril is to provide three cent
Oars are appropriated to sup•
iu the revenue under this
4r once only, in papers bat
our' * within the range' of delivery
i s 'on creek letter called for.—
iiies such a publication. 'math
, and the reftisiag paper is
free exchange.
Stabli She d hi cities .and towns
i when he thinks proper. and
fro, receivable and delicsrabtv
1 . - io or tyro coats bo paid u
directs. The object is. in cities
st &hinter General Ole direction
01l county. Ga., roper*, no leas
ins in that conuly! Ono lady
• • • with three sate, and m
ach. This beets clarieo mien-
.their. &oddest Judge of the
'died at his' residence at Wil-
I • -
Ile wee a prentident MO-
•
and for ntany.yearin tniturp
LEOIBLATIVZ . JOT
Ueda. this heed we intend. from week to -mg!
condense from ear Harrisburg pewsled the cotrespen-
donee of our est:bastes the meet IMPartatit proceedings
of the Legislature, as well's@ "jot down",,some of the most
ioteresting items of news sad pulp Smiting in and sheet
OUT State Capitol. •
Banking appesm to be the "tread idea" of the ace-
sion. Petitions for the incorporation of these institutions.
in , every conceivable nook and corner of - the: State, are
as "thick as I in valembrosia." .Emboldened by
this evident "hankering alter the flesh pots of Egypt" by
Legislators and their constituents. the friends of Free ;
Banlng have taken an early stet, and show evidence of I,
a dii. -- -uisiation to make a "king pull, a strisio pull. and
a pull altogether" let the accomplehment of their. object.
Mr. Walker. of this county, and Mr. Van Ho7o.ctf Craw.
ford, have introduced -bills, to establish a system of Free
Banking, into the Senate end Howie. We - think it set
fortunate for the success of the sche.ms that the bill
should own its peteruity to the Senator front Erie. • His
previous Bank reputation is not calculated, his friends
must admit, to giet. confidence to any . scheme relating to
Banking. Its passage through the legislature must prove
an up-bill '..ittsines. st the best; but it is certainly none or
out "tread , and butter." so let it pass. •
Among other items of local interest. ac notice that Mr.
Walker has introduced "a bill to lay out a cer tain public
read in Lie county." What this "cer.san road" is
where it runs to, and the other marks of identity, we are
totally in the dark—we presume, however, it starts some
where, leads to some place, and is in fact all right.
Speaking of roadis, reminds us that Mr. Reid hu intro
duced abill entitled "a supplement Le (hi act ineorpora
tin the Erie and Waterford Plank Road Compitety...- 7
Mr. Walker hu.yreeenta v tipelition from this Erie and
Edenboro plank road corn y praying for the "extension
to theni of certain priviliges." lle also read in place
and 'presented • suppleat to the, act authorizing the
salts of the Erie and Wat rford turnpike road; and a bill
to authorize the several b ke of this commonweelth to
tr i
issue notes of the denomination of 004 h-two. WMI three
dollars. Also, a joint resolution relative to the tariff.—
( (tuery—ls Mr. Walker sent to Harrisburg to legislate
on matters clearly within the province of the national leg
islature? or is he passcseed with the idea that he was
elected to Congress last Fall, and is now at Washington?)
Mr - . 116 id has reported a bill to incorporate a company to
construct a plank road from Waterford to Marvin's Mills.
. Th 6 result of the Senatorial election is the. theme of
congfatulation, spec a solation, and, in some quarters, won
derment. The Pefinagfranion, and other acknowledged
adherents of ”Penno)lvania's favorite son,7 claim Ole
election of Llreadhead ai a triumph; whili, er contra,
.his opponents are knit as certain it is a death-low to all
his prospects in the state: Wo are of opinio that both
1
aro dcccired—that• it is neither a victory fur ' Sr against
him. It has bcit,little -) bearieg, we apprehend, upon the
Presidential quest.ou; inde'ea, it ought net, ind if Mr.
'Broadhead is as sensible and discreet as we believe him
to be. it will not.
As nas generally expected, the Legislature has re ;
olectrillion: John M. Bickel, State Treasurer. Mr.
B. has mad. a very good officer, and a re-election was
due hint
Mr. Packer, of the Semite, has introduced a bill divi
ding the State into (weary Judicial districts. Thiir is the
20th district. and is coinFo.,ed of Erie. Crawford. War-
reit and Venango. There is "every indleation of a pro
tracted session. This Appcirtionmentli)l will, of itself.
occupy much time, while many other meamafes of leas
importance to the public at large, -but more calculated to
rouse and excite the feelings of the memblers, will also
claim . attention,. and lengthen out the 1110111i11111 considers
bly 641'01 the hundre4 do rys, , '
Mr. ir rabb presents/a resol i ettion granting Public and.
to the saddlers who seiveik in the Were of 1812, and the
Indian Ware. which spar considered and passed, and or
dered to be transmitted to the Senators and Members of
Congress.
Mr. Jackman, frost! the Committee, presented the fel
lowin: resolutions: \ -
Whereas. Congress baring at its list session enacted a
law giving to the soldiers cf the war of 1812 and ofthe
lino Mexican war, grant!! of Iteunty Land; and ... 5. .....,
j
the gallant sailor' of.,the war of 1812, the companions of
Ulan, Decatur, Stewart l Morrie , and a long lista heroes,
who bore our flag tri mphantly through many a hard
fought battle, and wh daring achievements upon the
ocean contributed.main • to the successful termination of
the war; and also the 'torso( the late war with Mexico,
who upon many occa ' us fought gallantly sido by side
with ;ha regulars and Volunteers, have been most shame
fully usglieted;* end believing that the granting* Boun
ty Laud to them, would be but a simple set of justice on
. the put of our National G.avernment, therefore,
Be it resolved, by the Senate and Dona, of Represen
tatives, &e:, Ti
ed, and our Re
riforts to orocuri
ufficeri. neamln
1613 and in thb
with the sollicr
Itostdved, Th
be requested to
or our Senators
theib bo
The cortespoi
root and confusi
have given way
ted4iu the form
ar•/besieged night and day, and the hungry expectant'
set determined to abate no jot.ner tittle of their impor
tunity until they receive a final answer. if the applicants
who may be sue - easeful, will carry their energy and per
severence into the discharge of their duties, they will cer
tainly prove most efficient officers. and the interests of
the commoilwealth wilr not suffer in their hands. As yet
I believe none, or very few appoint,meits have been made.
the Commissioners reserving the announcement for next
week."
Bidding for Whig Votes
That Col. Benton is. in some respects, a shrewd pol
itician, nit one will pretend to deny; but shrewd men,
even, are sometime* at fault. We thillik Col. Benton,
when, in the Senate the other day, he. threw oat a bid
for whip vets. in the Missouri legislature, •by declaring
himself iu f l avor of specific duties instead of ad valorem,
shot very wide of .the mark he aimed. at. Bo far, the
Whir in the Legislature of Missouri litivitstood firm to
their candidate. They evidently don't believe a word
"Oa Bullion" says; and they are right. If be* was in
favor of spe?eific duties in 1846, as he says he wu. why
in the name of Bentaniapiem, did'ot he make it man
ifest? Why as 'silent, when his voice was much more
potential in the astute than now? Then he was the
live lion, at whose roar all trembled; but now, what is
he? The shorn as,, at . whose 'bray every body laughs.
There is such a thing as men outliving themselves. The
name of Benedict Arnold, had he perished upon some
of the field. where he' fought so valiantly in the • early
days of the revelatiou,,would now be enshrined the
heartier his countrymen side by side with a Montgomery
and qiVarren ; but he outlived himself. Bo i erith Col.
Benton. He has outlived his tams—he ..fas sunk so
low politically that we find him pandering to the fanati
cism of the Abolitionists, while with a bow and a scup.
he is humbling himself before hie incise t foes for vete..
His insatiate ambition his ruined him. He has for
years been seeking the Presidency, but net comsat to
await the preplan. mentent. Is kers fell. • Who will raise
him up? Not the whip, for they date not west bite.—
He has no claim upon the Demeciacy, for upon vital
tioestieos.anch as the Annexation of Texas. the Orme
difficulty. and the Mexican war, he tensed his beck apart
them. sad, if he did net act With the unary. he was very
efficient in giving them "'aid and eitunfiirt." Arid mow
be has capped all by making a bid for whit Teton it or
der to be retstraed z ti the &natal -Poor Thomas- Hart
Ileatea—dly 'Witten! sea bur leased set la elude:
.17 Hoopor; of the loot, boo are *looted one of lb.
Coast:duo. of Pittsburg. We imotirrotaleto Liao sew,
tad whoa we visit the 'lanky city" we'll he more to
totto Islip with part of the corporation. Here's oat V'
ea the!
COXIIINICATI
05.
Ida. Ennui—ate yie aro as • . • ant man. I oak
. ;viler of pathless** qoaMona. aping they wiU
-1 ris from yourself and Airs rapotont.
— 7 d Edinboro Plank : d Company ie
1 a rood from Erie. Edenborm'and
•• nk Road. Company is author
. - rum Eii• to Wattsburg.
- - doe lof routes be.
1 ' manager. of
en 'on to oe
-1 from Er est,
I
- 1
•liicit assl
I, The Est•
authorised to eel
the Erie sad Wattebart
iced to &instruct a rilauk re&
Both of these oompaniekihave the
tweets the points mentioned. Suppose
*llse terepanies should thiuk it a good I
cup, the great public ridge read—the ei
and the other from Erie east. to the stalines, and aho
locate their roads accordingly ; would - tir
at think such t.
location authorized by; their charters an legal, or unau
thorized and Illegal? . i
i
2. The Franklin Canal Company. oils certain condi
thins. is ti thorized to construct a rail rod from the Nord
end of the Franklin Line to Lake Erie.ad has the choice
i t
of routes to connect tne two points : . 2 ppose the mane •
gere of this company should take it int their heads that
it would be a good spiteulatioo to occupy the ground along
the Lake Shore from ? E rie to the Ohio Line, and should
actually loCate accordingly, with a vie iii . of forming th
R ;
link in the Lake Shore !Load; would Iyou think such
' location authorized by the grant to said company and le
gal. or unatithorieed and illegal? : ! •
These questions els put hypothetic they may
be all realities before the year es op, a nd
in lisle view are
important. I had sappesed that; el, chatter gays no priv
ileges beyond what are *amul e t granted—that it took
nothing by coustructioti. I had ppoSed that the choice
of routes provided for in The case! stabid, was limited to
the proper and sole object et contiecting tile,poi ate men
tioned. That t here eras no otztaii,de lalitude—no right to
pout of thb way for the purpose of acting another l
ob
ject. If fam mistaken , and a charter 4 Pennsylvaiiiitis
au open authority to filled at pitman —i mere floating
i warrant to be located as the cupidity cll . :he owners shall
dtctate—tilsooner the iceple knelt it the better.
i Erii,; Jan.. V. ISSI. • I A CITIZEN.
_
o:2'The questio • (fo hare is aetually but one) one aw
-1 respotOint prop* Ai tt a i, troubling " older
and wiper heads" • •unor I year r more. sad we do
ear
not see that we. or they, are illy , nee er a decision than
when It brat suegested itself. Now. it is evident to us—
though no lawyer—that there is i leg I way of solving all
each problems; and if there lit the soo er the agrieved re
-1 sett to it the better for all parties. • W care not one straw
i
who betide the read to the Ohio Inc whether the Pitts
burgh company or the' Franklin Cans company—so that
it is bu t t in the manner the inieresi of b ur to.'
But we are certainly tired of thap "fowl:
! the sooner the question is broltOt beret . '
for ajudicalion the better. In plain EriA
i • .... • . • i i
1 and leas patogging can no alone sole ,
. . I
1 dent's quesito'us. .
QT The Gar.ette is iu
Jelinstoolfor a accocid term. We bow,
stood tho Gerzeas to be in faVor4of the -A ,
pt.." but it appears we wore niistaki.u.
aver. as it is morally certain 'Col. Bigler
Governor. it only intendi the notnieatit
meat. _
mr A uegro bay was recoatli, wltitmed to death near
Slarrland,--but bOld ion, sweat atolitionistsl—
It was a - frono black woman time did 4..
117' We hivite attention to the Adiertisement of "Hr.
Hall's Cough - Remedy." This netines attached to the
certificate are enough in Manisa!Tee to commend it to
public confidence , b ut as it; iaeompiratically an article of
"home pro4uctitin." we thit it ougi t to' be sought after
for the diseases it professes t Tre,y the citizens of this
county, at least.
lErTtio Rev. Mr. Ms insa. uf ill pit
'shit Church ou Moth street, to- oulii
hours. r . '
"Important, if Trim" •
We find the follow;n:rti, l cle in the Germantown
(Pa 4 Teligrapkand give ii to our readers for what
It Is worm. \fierily this is 00 ado Of progress.
. , 1
TOR GiIIIATEST EttscovgaV or rite' 3f101,1 .—There
has joist been brought to light the application -of a
power which is to supereede eiiiiire4y the present steam
power of the world! This aenoutficemont may stag
ger some, but the discoieryiwhen shall be divulged
n
i
will stagger them a thoutiant) ti es more.
• It hasbeen made by an Eastern an, who has corn •
pleted his model—One of, wtrich ill be deposited at
Washington as soon as ;Meet ri his shah be secur
ed i 3 the different European icoun ries. The mach
inery is entirely perfected—the wer is a motive
one, and steam has no part tin cr sticivit. 8, ..;:is
ple and economical are the principle and application
that two tons of coal will betsuflicient •to drive the
largest ship of the line around t world.
We are not at liberitY now t% o divulge more of
this wonderful discovery; liuk we predict, s ith the
greatest confidence, that a shbrt time only will elapse
before a total revolution will take place throughout_
the world in our motive power system. Indeed, we
assert, with the same confidence,, that the year MU
terminated the soseriguity of ate tn.
ni it
This is no chimera. We rtes what we say—and
time, brief in point of duratioh, wi I evolve this won:
der, it present hid as with at, gaze, only front• the
public eye, to the astonishment f r greater thin that
produced by the discovery dotes or the magnetic
telegraph.r
A TRAGICAL ATTAIR-..11/1/0 SHOT BY A WORIAR.-
‘1 leran_from the Mari on:(Ali.) Commonwealth,
that, ti-the night of The 24tb ult.., ,a man by - the
name • R. 4. Morse was shot abd instantly killed
by Mrs. 'with Ann Stillman, th 4 wife of John A.
;
Stillman, . els by trade a Paint r. Morse was a
carpenter, an• leaves a wife an four children.—
The Comthonw , Ith says: i
Mr. Stillman re "de in a small how near the walls
of the Female Semi • sty building, i now in the course
of errectiou in Mario Mo i rsched been at work on
the building. Mr. Sti an w4s'absent, while his
wife and three small chip o were left at home by
1,11
themselves. The report
of t . gun aroused the n lei
-,
hors-who upon repairing tot it spot found the gun
of Mr. Stillman lying on the flu •r, with one rrel
empty, a hole throgh a pane,'of g a and More on
the outside dead, with a shoOting • und over the
right eye, his face blackened with po der and ha
brains literally "blown out."l i
It is truly a tragical afak. re. Still •anis a
small atoielicate female; aid w are sure .at she
must have believed her honoi a perhaps her 're in
great peril before she could bald been induc . to
takes gun even into her hands. ido fearfully al r -
ed was she that she Bed front theloise in her igliti
dress, after bring the gun, leaving her children here
they were found and conveyed to, her at the n igh- ,
bur's, where she had taken refuge. -
We learn frotu a private source that great ex
meet prevailed the next dablaud!that public op
folly justified Mrs. Stillman
SUPPOSRD MURDER or • FATHER BY Ma SO
‘Youdrow hic3furry, who, seventy years of age
gether with his son William; lived in the north
corner Of our town, called 11* Irish settlement,
on Saturday last, bout nooti, found dead.in hir
with marks of violence about his , person, iodic,
that he had died by the hand:of violence. ilia
Wiliam was fuuud lying dead drunk upon the h -
There was no appearance orhaving been any
the house for several hours:i The father and h
were both of intemperate hatOts, and it is know
they bad procured a jug of whiskey upon the
noon' before the death of the Old Man. The las
he *aroma, wail at the demi of !his house, ju
dark, on the evening before; be' was evidentl
toxicated. There were markt' of blood upon the
which had apparently been swept with r'b
that was found lying under the tible, and also,'
blood upon the bed. William says be did not e
or injure the old man, that he kiesea not know mut
about the matter. Upon an exatnination had j
terdsy, before F. S. Snow, Esq., of Clinton, b
committed to the county jail, to await his tri
paricide. A sad New Yew' to the prisoner+,
were we in hie place we shou ld
e deem it • scam
sad New Year la the person who sold the 111
which, whether the son be geilti or not, m
taint? bete killed the fither:v-reetweek
Herald.
AN the b. etheerier.
each at the Uuiver-
crow, •t the.usual
MI
, PRO X WASHISOTON.
Coirtsepoideuee of tie Pettosilvaiito.
W A 111111,1}TOPIp Jan Penh, 1851,
MI
'The Nigger gustation, in two phammi contributed
to Amine interesting, some funny, and memo (a' Mrs.
Pertihgton would say) foisckrom speech, in:the See
ate. Mr. Clay opened the bail by the presentation
o • Memorial it fay.ir of the African Ilne of steam
ers, Prefacing the presentation by a brief but very
comPrehensive speech, which did credit to the occa
sipn end the great object he had in view, the sup=
pies: non of the slave trade by the colonization of the
chart of Africa, whence the descendants of Ilam are
dragged away to the shamble* of-the Brazils, The
iii. ,srfied:on iu uississ. 2 .—.,__ spoke o.
tringent laws passed by some if the states, prefab,
(Ling flee negrues to lice within their borders, and
asked where these poor creatures welt's to go to.—
They could never, in this country, alltain lief high
.: ,
socryst positiein of the whites, while chlonized upon
the land of their forefathers, they would enjoy the
largest liberty. Such a change would be beneficial'
to tbe people of the North as well as the South, and
iven more beneficial to the poor degraded free tie
roes themselves. I .givo but a glaace at his re
larks. The memorial, Mr. Clay remarked, was
signed by many distinguished geutlemer, Gi•vernors,
x•puveluors, ex-Members of Congress, Ec7.., and
as referred, at his suggeshoo, to the:icommittee on
'otemerce.! • .
Tie tle4 phase of the African sultject was the
prektaation of a memorial by Sir. fhle, the-great
adviidate of free-"niggerisin from New Hampshire.
Tho petition asked the repeal of the I: iv of last sea-
Si g
111041 in relation to the reclaiming o u Rive slaves,
fif
and *as signed by some three hinaffed citizens of
SlOsigoinetty county, Fa. Mr. Hale .aihe could
not si lty that there were any ex-cover to'rdr, ex-Cjn
grittstnen, irr eminent literate,ors on th Nis t\pt mane,
i viiii the 'Senator frum Pennsylvania, (Cagier) had
ilasauted hitli.that* signers the signe were ni
an ung the.nst
1
Irespactab:e m i
en n that district, rani tit t one ott,liem
waa brothe to a man who was candid to fur Gover
nor, K Leiv• .) lie 11.ien proceeded (asiMr. Cooper
had done o 1 a previous occasion) , to, gi e his opinion
.vi.
on the sub ‘ct, wloca was that tie tai was a paro
:
dy, fl cote ,a, and ought to be repealed •Mr. Foote
called Mr.lll. to order, as did other S.dnitors, pend
i - q ,
m i l Ibis (Arras do - ri'peak, and finagy, a f t smile sharp
skirmishing, in which nota:cly was bally Ifllirt!d, .11
11101.1U11 to lay the memorial on tli!etahlii prevailed. as
y•mr toltiOaptiic reports have al.ready;iniortned you
by a vote cif ;Li to'ls. • VS hen the marielof Mr. IV
lee of Florida, teas called lie , ill n •t tote, an i Mr.
pouts callel upon the Ptesidei,l t 'pf the senate to , en
..
• force the qu'e.
Here yliite a curious cancer:patio* discussion
4106 P, that was interspersed with, townie feeling and
more filn.i Mr. Voles: attempted to erplain his rea-
Saila for_nra toting, but Mr. Hale shut him off 'by ,
rasing a point of order. Mr. Foote moved to c im
pel Mr_ Y. to vote, and Sir. Yolee asked to be Pr
ettied onthich he explained bid reason< The Le
gislaturef Florida. were about: par=ing instructing
reivolves, directing the Senaturt:trum that Stute'not
to: cute at tall on the subject before the Senate, and
alhough he had 0.. t yet received any in-tructi }id-,
ha hail derniined Co carry out the ads ta.on- of the
I.4ri.latu e, which were in accordance w ail hits ow 0
fre: i ittigs. I Mr. Seward contenticd4hat i; was r . olisto
raid propet to allow a Senator to Feline viii , ng.anit
Mr. Hale and Mr. Foote gave the Senator tzs•m
NOW Vii 4 and tlio Sesiastur from Florida a brat 1;
.1
R I File each lon the-414;11er law principle. IV'tie:l Mr.
Fisoir proposed to take the yeasl and nays upon the
mot ion tolescuse Mr, Vince, Mr. Hale ni•ke I di be
excused: ftom voti•T: and after :a great-deal ef gin.
10 take,, hree or tour point. of order raised; and as
misny dee Jed by the S i 4Latter. Mr. yolee attenipt.ci
tirriViess the Senate: • Ile S'ald 'the witild vote it
4 7 —but the qinCiiticatiola was cot off by'a 'etill to or
der twin :fr. Hale, an I lie took liCs seat. The Clerk
visa .1...cct0.i *a mall Mr. Voice's name, surd chi Ibu;
bht he refused to am:is:cry acid the
.speiiker:iiitimated•
that, it reated with the tienax. whether a vote of can
imre should be passed. Mr: Finite said as he / tiad
1 shrted the bosiness,-he would leave the mist to older
I..Senatora.i—bilt hers he was called to oriter / by Mr.
4r. lluticr of S., C., sa/d he had frinsed to
should db so, thus plistiorr hinti;ell In the
necti.in as, Mr. Yillee.,!
,nanie of Sir.
a again cell), toll he;refdse'd to vote., and
atter ',too,' when I took Tnry !valiant: .cent
o hat was going on in the popular branch.
that the censure matter stopped, however.
' Jolts or Yolk.
I~rle.
Ole and
.34rne con,
thit!er v‘
ttius ttic
oivr to re
,
;'TitsoF kr Ix Mitstems—Lxictinia.—We copy the
Gillowing'froto the Memphis Eagle:—
I One th Ist inst., our community Wadi convoked
b} one of. hose violent excitements, before %%inch
icestomar barriers give way. ;A horrible murder
wens folio •ed by a •utnniary, and terrible punish
aren't. 'lie details of the tragedy, as accuratetyas
wiz can as bertain, are these:—
About 4 o'clock, P:, M., of ‘Veilii.stisy; a negro,
.r.ccompa 'ied by a white man, palled at tiie mayor's
office. Ihe object of the negro was to have a pa
per purp rting to be a certi fi cate of his freedmrfrom
the count clerk of Lincoln 'coUnty, cou n ted
by the of 'or and recorder, in order that he might
travel updn the river. Recorder .Chester at once
discovered thecertficsts was fingeil k .and deeending
into the teet to -}tare the negro arMated; hetcalled
.4 Mossr . Postoti,:Waldran, and Frazier, the let
ter of whanamade some remarki to the negro- rela/
4ve to hie conduct; auJ Mr. Chester went in sculpt
of a pnlice officer' to take the negro into austbdy„—
Not findias one, Mr. C. returned. He told t l he ne-•
gro to go np into the mayor's office.
Mr. Chester then turned to deliver a Paper to Esti,
Waldroml when immediately the negro drew a pistol
and fired it at him; the bill entered his bead on the left
side, beloW the ear. Mr. C, fell at once, and only
lived five minutes, without speaking. Mr. Frazier .
and Mr. rady promptly clinched . with the negro,l
who atteMpted to use his platodegain. Mr. Frazier
wrested the pistol fronihim, and, finding that he could
not dischisrgeit again, chastised tho negro severe
ly. An excited crowd at once rushed in. Shortly
Cheer'sr. Cher's sea a lad of seventeen, came in, craz
ed with hie terrible misfortune, was furnished with a
pistol, an 4 fired thnie slugs into the negroes beck.
They inflicted a mortal wound.
;The negro was hurried off to the callaboorre.—
k crowd, excited to frenzy by the spestacle of !.h.-
di'rsVt'h'e4ter, folkiwed, compelled the surrender' of 1
the calabtiose keys, dragged out the. negm, ands in
Ole view, Of an immeme crOwd, swung him 'up :-to
next tree. He coal:said 'het he was • tuna
- beforts dying. .
wit .
i
; A Vt. ARISII.—One of the worst vulgarisms of
the day is mbodied in the word "patronage." -We
have al 1 , 4*1 , been at a loss Ito understand this term
aii iticarperat d with the language of tha times. if
a mail buys a p ir of boots, getting the full value of
his money; he cis s himself the "patron' oilthe man
ufacturer—The pu chaser of six cents worth of to- •
becco, or a penny-wO. h of tape, is a"pstron," and
looks upon those on w g i pt he lavishes this"patron
-age" witlfrcondecendit eye, as •if he . hed fed.
clothed, aid sheltered the . One's-patron, regar
ding the term in its true lig t, is a person who gives
one alms. ; Patronage, in ah t,, •is c ants e pro
tection. It is no patronage to ire money for its
full value. The tents, as uow az t generally em
pleyed, is one of a most servile syc hantic charac
ter, and it should be• expunged from e modern so
eaoiiilary.-i--.7Voah's Seadaso Tim& \ •
\
ite
nion
N.—
, to:l
-east
was,
beil;
tine
sea
rth.
re in
;$ son
that
time
t at
zza
1 / 1
• y la s.--,We regret to le ro that the\tiwelling
honse of Mr. I. W.S. Chapel, about la mile from
this borough, on the Frankt read, was entirely de-,
strayed by fire, about two o'clock. on Sunday morn
ing last. So rapid was"the progress of the flames
that Mr. Chappel was unable to save any portion
of %is furniture, which, together with a quantity of j,
corn and,ctats, and every article of Clothing, in the ;
blase, were consumed. The fire etas first disco,- \
11111111,AT•solairs.
mid is abed, and is supposed by Mr. C. to have riA'Ai to
* m i en a ib e m b. er ib er i n the borough or tr.
bop comMunicated by a spark wbr bad 'edged in li;;;Wiketa street, east dr sum sous. . Is, 11 " W. tt " b s w ry
Ids coat provisos to his laying it o the bell some euth to the bwei• Tao mutt tuvilgeste4 t o o Mga •
abuses &Masks it away. e• • 43134
bite betorp..—Msrter Demecria. El" Jac Ik k NIL
=1:1
Goon Trots Comm.—A■ item from a reli g i on
paper tells are that the Presbyterians of a eo rtato
tower pot i k thousand mires from Exeter, N. IL, h oot
voted that Uditariane arogh ri 9 004 t_ thre ,.
one more b► towards the milleoium, It oppon Z
however, that 1 - wiost accomplished 'Unitarian lus
been preaching tcithis congregation in disgui se D a
some time.
mo ral Lusarr.....-The N. Y.-Journal of Commo ns
is informed by a scientific correincludent that s m o d,
of making hydrogen gas from waist' has be en c s _
ouvi•Fed at Paris. The writer gives no"seceunt of
the process, but says it is very simple and vaster to
use than Mr. Paine's., The hydrogen is carbons
zed by the use of a burner of plating.
MARRIED.
Oa the Idth inst.. is this city. by Rei. H. o t pi m ,.
Mr, Wilhatit C. Hawkins. and Miss' Esther ;
both late offrovidsccw. R. I. .
Oa the Msi oft.. et I ;lattNivall'• Atkausis, Sir. R . R .
ite!tozir, fernierly of this city, and Mw Sarah L. B e " .
theof forms-e-ptace.
Ou the 16th just.. by Rev, Mr. Stoneabanger, M. c
briol Wright, and Mtas Rebecca Brabender, both o f m gi
creek.
DIED'
•
On the 2flth loot., Mr. David ChtfstAs, an old aid mud
respected citizen lod Mil!creek township, aged 62
tOu the 19th init., Mr. Thomas Skinner, of Watirfoti
tri g hip„ in the Ell at year of his .
1.,..
AD VERTISEMENYS.
to Lot:
0 R. WA IG ifTdasrn tithed anew and Witted th e ~,,,,,,
V. *clot' rooms, numberrng teen, In bre Mock. offer. di. .. 1 , i. ,
fur 'rent on favor.ilde terms. Tn Love toughs are law and t 0,..
2
muting,, and are fit; up In a manner that surpasses a n y ~,, a
rotund in town. A there No. $, an said Block is fur real.
Erie. ' January . ipii. tir
Admin4tration NfOttes'
iv Crrirr. 11l hereby given that letters of Adunntstrausa Ws
/A been ;ranted the subscribers on the estate of Dal id rock,..
tate of I; trard. dee'd. All persons. therelbre. ludelued 10 ~d ei ,.
tate arc seque..ted to make pa) anent %idiom delat . and all pr.
~/10 h.4v)Dr, eta iMA against aidm estate, are reque:qed pres,,,t t t K .,
d ,ly aufhentteated ko settlement.
• EXSIGN AN./iERNIN.
Girard. Jan 25, lOSI--lItT, lIONIy.R lIARI'. Moir.
RIM
The Place to Buy Goods Cheap
10.11"C.1911, IS AT
VI 0 ORIE BAD AND 811011111,
Pre.% Ilegkee Bfret, Stift Srrers Ent.
11 ( r . ..Ft ,, F i : n i i i i 4a4 a be n, f r o o n i thl r a
i h i + , 7au l t e i n ful .uor asso ,, rim i.a 7 , t , uf
roti.: , ting in part of the following: Parangutoe.. Menages. war,
mul thp4red Alpaccas,'Sluxtin de Lain.. 4'aslitaere,. Gingham,
14-41,t and riglsroll,laek Silks. brown and bleartwd Flu navy and
: 4 1 wet mu.. a large a-a•rtiwnt of Calicoes. under.hrrt, awh la
l t.
c • ,aol2rtyr+. Ice togrther with a great varretl of othelattx•
ley in the Dry Goods line too tedibus to enumerate.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY.
'Ado,' and 'Gent!Pioche India Rubber Shoes, 1,1, 3 R u m,
'lit en. : s aid Glo% cit. Wall and Window Pam, I
fur Up-Is-neat ()ribose living at I distance ,
prtee °fa few nrticles—Cotton Yarn N0. , ..3„. to in. $i rts
A ii§o-kev.; ellicOings. best in market. lu ctas. Por Yat ra.5.. , 7e.
r...luct I in price from 1-.10 3 eta per yard: liartf. Lump ;ad Cr oa t.
Is. Per Ibt best Rio Coffee 1I eta per lb.
J.ecirte.ll.y the ken. 4 ci. per lb. Other ti 0 0 ,14 in propene r,
I hit trrends awl the pull me ate respectfully invited to
ecn.iiiise our goods arid paces before purchasing.
29. - M. k It.
Stray Cow.
t.tMl:ln lir, sithsarther in 111 ILllereek township.
nr..t t t J u,•nrp.a atnall brindle elm. line hack. and a
q.n tn.: t.q...tLL , • right about seven year Vte t
IC(1 g cot:sell:at e property, pay thanes. and tat. It as ai
Jan .1-;l. 3i37 IGEPAGE AV. BARI um '
PEOIIIIIMOC, ZODGMIS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
$.3 Liberty Street. Neer reek.
• 1
(Cann Ern Broadway and Nassau.)
A R£ nbw receilt,4g . a neh and beaut ifu I assortmeit of rani
~rl. si:s and ',fide:krt.. C.oods. to which we would/paw ...r
ins ite the atimiti.di of aili' Cash Purchasers, and nip I. ,4 % , , , i ,
ul , ;•••:t or ti., in 10 :pee its a hall. as we are determined to 1.4_
aS,,,rtniept, for Cash, lower,than was ever before tam "Lit
In irket. ,
Milliners ran stipple themselves with every article in their hi..
at .i` out the cost at sinportation or auction' prices Maui id (~r
q.d. we ma nufae to expressly for our on n sale, and cannot le
suri,is-ed,tord ...lid) Or low pfCCI... ,
hien Itat and t'ap Ribbons, 'a large'variety. •
.E.,it. and damn Bonnets. , / 7 •
etaiwirs..Crape 'Abe'. Tarletons and Illusion Laces.
Tr tannings ior halls. cape anydreafec
•,,ay Lind Caps. parts an Opera !lead Dresses.
' I ,ihnn le'ted C..ipi. Collar . Cud s. and Cheinvietnr.
I. l.r Ade. ed Edgings a nd lhadirtinge.idwiss an.l Muslin.
y/t r
'II rad; Itro-,ei-. Val ,tine. Birk and Lisle Thread laces.
L. i'• indere L ~ B eVer and plain linen. Cauihric liars.
1;:,,,... a nd Thu:: ' ids. Silk. Lisle Thread and den mg Sat
' -• . r 1%. c,..,..,L , a .f .41resa liklio. ,
•S 0, is... Jacone . Wink %lusting. and Bishop I.awn•
~ Lint:roideied4 aniasik and plain Canton Ceape *bawls.
, .% :,,,ii ~.-sot teat of dtraw .aooods. I _.
i'i,z.,cli'.. l V .t merman Arnie 'al Flowers.
11 on .i I. ...,i• varlet!, not mentioned aboxel ,
Ali.tt i,yii.:, to avnal it.” lily long praxes wit:l wake tacr.,y , t.y
oal 1, , ,..iii i ...tistmisg twin...lves. I
Jel./1,51.- • I
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C ,irAMIERRILL . tor sale at Clarithn
.
I • W Nnoicel ilasur ill(' *ale by
Jau.
ItIM,STONIVRIIITtIIAL
Life dt I'4' Ltsurance'Oo. ofliirrisburg, la.
1,2 4 rotlN..fi) wk.., to waure Itves on wore fd‘ortfot
term- nr ,tny colter euntpan) in the Stale: alti .
.f,ttee 01 , the torn o. uteh natanutaorw. an 1 tin prolt.ler ,
th.r.e 31..1).11,3 ns pay li ot g
looses when they o , Ctlf, Ulf) t(nti,e , ...ttuil)
refer to the n.llan tug liter of Mrs. Schoyer :
Practical Efrainpirs, Shwria4. for Airs:ll4ga to tot Deracdfro.
Ly'e huniresace.
. . .
Mr. pio' . ..in)n Sclioye a highly respectable commission
,1 ti tr.r
ehtid at Pitt.tklm, kai• • an insurance of 03,1100 bp his life s 0
Ow i.e., tune Mutual la Insurance Company of Harrisburg. el
wt t
t th e lifh 01 July le5U. le received h i s Wier, and past Its
Pre , ...un .ou. the bah tifialY• 14tH, and died is a tll of Nialicant
cal thr.!1.1.1.i.” of July. but twd days after be:received his pcic - i•
Ile_lind ea im.::.! lluttiterrutited good health all his plife op to tae
very nionie:d u :" hit drain. His widow. Penelope Pelloyer, re
ceived from dils eciapany h ii'L'liii In days after ht ii death, fi. 5 . 0 1al
ad Win be seen ,by her letter Of acknon....:...rnient .014. •
To the President:end Daertors ef fAt XeYetaltg M 441 Lif e 1111.
ranee Company. at IlarriaNay. Pa.
to vri..i att.n.—The prompt mariner in whicti your elle,ent
agvut. Mr. litairy Sproul. attenued to.4lte claiiii of myself and
!hind) for I.l7SUfaliCe 110011 the lite_ of my 'late lamented hudarld,
S. .1. , t,0)er. and the prompt:it-a. with which Our Compam paid
that claim of .55.01110, impels me to take this method of returning
to Om company my thanks. believing as I do that It your ckTin;lan'y
phi-seises advaMages for life insurance over, mad of the conga
ilielnon In the Country . and that ifs busioess ii coodueted by
ju li sus and careml managers and 'agents I woad sheer ire
reeoniniend your rohipany to all who may wish ta .tail :nem.
,selves of its beam - 4,16dt operations. PEN ELOP C.:F.4:1101 bli.
Pitist..ire. rot'. Y 3, le3U.
, - Latin another, showing thg wise forethought of a - Cler.7.man.
Bev. T. 31arAtal Bop.. pastor of'a Presbyterian Church In
Mount !tit*. I.aneaster County, Pa. took out a policy of law
, ranee in this company to June, IMO. for letal• He 'died of Er)-
: sipelas fever on the loth of Nov. 1330; but by his Pru‘ldenllir . ". •
and furettrought left to his bereaved family 'has Policy of Slue.
which had cost him but Ira t I'
For particulats, and' rates of Insurance. see the enntnanr'
painpinets, or call on rite Secretary in his office. N 0.1./. M3r4"
st. Ilder iidia rg, 'or S. Mervin Smith; Agent tbr ErtE county. Ott '
3 doors n tha of Laird Ir. Rust's Ftore.
' DR. LLIIIER REILY, Presid.Fhti
J. W. Sec'y.—January • .
• Strip Steer.
AMF: to the farm of of the iubseri her. in Fart iew Towurtr , r.
.34 ttn• "I of 'aft. a Ede sized hth.r
steer. ate).i" three year* ohs. no aruGenn marks. The OV,Lef ,
re , pieetello eoute prove propeny. pay charge.* amt t Oct. It
DAVID FIDDLE'
- Calves. •
, t,NIF, to the ievidenee or the Subsertber. in Millen rk Tode
*WIN on tire ;18th of IkTetuber last. two carves, Eor 10,1,070 1
old. (hie a dark red heifer, !erne white on the belly. The 00 ' 0 "
a light red steer:with some bite onthe belly, ho artibc ;al marl's.
rhe owner tsp4luested to come prove propertt. thy eh3re" end
take them axa>l TIMODORIF. W. TC 111. E:
Alatt:l.l. • • 'lt3/
Dlt. P. UAL
CELEBRATED COUGH REMEDY!
, A Cafe. Pleasant. Ihteeidy Menai Care
Courts, •
Crowe, Heorwitiess„ Itraaasstie.stad Boor./
Cwsgis. ' '
Tht• Medicine has been in ui.e only a few year*. and dunne
that short period. it is believed to have effected more radleal ant
iila;wrt.on a cures of Pulmonary diseases than ant other Miedi..d
preparation either in ancient or 11:10dirra lives. t b but justice
to state that
• I'UBERCULACOgIgUMPTION.
or the manlier of dllas from t sat terrible Crease. have pestle
diminished in all places wherethlt valuable medicine has be , .
generally u Ned." Thousands of people who hate been retereir
atilieted with diseases of the Thloat and Lungs. and, wee tee's
time fearfnd of the most dangerous results, now live 1O rim
meet of the moil perfeetiletlth. and ebeernally ream:ace , :
This Important Iteniady
11115 SIK•Cdy Cure for those common yet Dangerous WOO.
diseases. Thousands of Certificates of cures by this 11 ,, hf•bc
might beprOducerf, nanny of which are truly
IVONDERFUL AND ASTONISHING.
Ilia their words are true and cannot be doubted. Au) rem eras
signed so numerously and by; men of well-known Truth and In•
tegritv.of Character. should be sufficient to convince the mat
tucredulous, that this Medicine is devetv lug of 'rs*reat Cerindrecs
and w orthy of required.Use.wherOler
CERTIFICATES. •
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, have used 1), r
Hair, Celebrated Cilatch Remedy. and base found it in e, er al•
stance an efficacious Medicine, and fully worthy of Ili ICC , As
incudaf ions. . .
John Galbraith ohn W Hays Peter E Bunch
Wilson king ohn F. Tracy Ikuilnunn bran+
John Hughes' ha's - Hughes Win F R inderaecbt
M Goodwin - ohm it Cochran ' G A Sennett
Tho's,Maishend jr John M Warren J '%% Dean
Tho's McKee - James I/ Dunlap • EA Bennett
Charles W Kelso U Shirk Lucius A II ill
Robert Cochran M Mayer D. G. Lanikut
JR. Duman' • •II P filehafft I, Warren
H 0 Root -John S Drown - E P Ensign
H D Miner Foster Sell Win Mitudisghrr
A Sherwood Joseph Derma* J Salisbury
R Baldwin
tbe Th ooor ill ferm i.
s .l .i y il l a s e p t is he t t r n ie bo h t w elias sha uf r d e iff i r
eisc t
a s e iz i es in . u re. -h io ic i n r4 en w abl i :
the Steaming, of health.
B.
cur
For sale wholesale and retail by P. Hall at his Drug 5, °"...
ner o(State and Seventh streets, Erie. Also fur - *tie, by •'
Town & Co., North East and Masbate': Sahib is. lienunf.
Water-A*lk Jaws H. Campbell, Edinboro: WOlllBlll. To" .
send, *Meg fieldi Jame A. While. Girard; Joseph GeOPIICPIer
nifFleW• and by Agents generally theougbout the country. a'
CIS
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