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SATURDAY MORNIHI3. MARCH 99 .1851
Light, Ahead.
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Dos toraoth of our Legislators has passed a reaolutioo
to adjourn on the 15th of April.
irst of AprilAtioving
Stibecribers mho intend to change their places of reai•
densest' the first of April. are requested to give us time
ly Delia of the fact. Iworder that there may he no min
takeladelisering their papers after that date.
11±
Navigation on,our canal ties fully' conamenced.—
Several boats hare already arrived and departed. The
near finiterintandent. Mr. Bell. displays greet saerir'y and
capacity in petting the line is navigable order, 'and ev
erything indicates that we aro to hays an unusually busy
anal on. •
Newspaper Records.
fir. Passim hem introduced into the State . Senate a
bill requiriurthe County Commlssiooers &every canny
in the State to subscribe fora cep* of each newspaper
published in the county - . got exec...ding four. by the year:
Mid without ieference to party polities, and to keep a
of the seine, and to have thew bounifeviry ~. year. Tne
commissioners afore/aid are also authorised and requir
ed to porches* from time to. time. isoU exceeding foor
-kinds, as aforesaid. files of newspapers published within
the comity. doring.any period of our colonial and nation
al history.
The Washington Ugion.
The -T•ligraph annonnees that the Union riewspaper,
has been disposed of to Maj. Andrew Jackson Donald
son. and Nisi Armstrong; the veteran Ritchie retiring.
'oil of Ironer and of years. The change eras made yes
terday. The new editors ate men of distinguished abil
ity. and will give the Union even greater efficiency than
it possessed under its original editor.
QT The Crawford Democrat gives a most flattering tie=
countiof the growth and prosperity of Nleadville.,tiast amil .
Among other improvements in coatecnpla
iring the present.seasbn. is the erection of suitable
tire for the rhitarlan Theological Seminary located
) This work has been undertaken at the instance
of her eitizens, H. J. linidekeoper r taci; who
o of-
Lmake a donation of ten thousand dollars, en con.
that the futher sum of forty thooftand was obtained
mount, or nearly so, has-been subscribed; twenty
and in Now England alone. ' -
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proep
Goo •
build
there
of on
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feted
dition
',This
sixth
ELT The Mayville Sentinel and the Conneaut Repor
ter, in the chaste language of the former, "ever ready
to stoiri to the lowest depths of meanness." have 41is
cover that the Legislature of this State has committed
a hien rue crime in passing,* bill regaliting the gauges of
railroalis in this coonty, and berate that body Iv
for so doing.' These 4ton are either wilfully ighorant,
add therefore dishonest, 'br they hav'nt miens* to compre
hend well-know facts. In either cue it is hardly neces
sary to set them right. but we will do so cues mare. and
it is the hundredth time, at least, that we have corrected
them. or soma of their kidney. The Legislature of Pen
usyivania has not elanged tho gauges of the Eastern
and Western had., - That was done long ago by the
respective Legislatures of New York and Ohio. Mg-
Sentinel well-kaolin, If it really bows anything, that the
New York roads are all 4 feet 8 inches, and 6 feet. and
that both these width of gauges are building this way.—
The Reporter knows equally well. if it is alike capable of
comprehension, ttrat all the roods in Ohio. built or being
built, are of the 4 feet 10 inch gauge. Therefore. these-
Editors will at once see, if they havii the faculty even of
a 'juvenile specimen of the canine specie.,, that there
Must be a change of gauge somewhere. The Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania hes seen fit to say lhat "some
where" shall be at Erie, exactly hair-way between the
boundaries ape two States. But it is useless to waste
words—the ignorance of such ninnies is wily equalled by
their malignity.
Kissed ard Made 14:
Gen. Scott and Mr. Ex-Seeretery Marcy; who. aethe
c; r
reader re Wet's. discharged several piper ballots at each
ether dbrin the Mexican war, have kissed and made op.
It Wil, do in this wise: Gen. Scott, seeing Ni. Marcy
at a large ally in Washington. said to his friends that
hamnat go and tee him. *lcor the first tiros aince:oor pen
and ink contest." Thikv shook hands. After the remo
val of the cloth. Gov. Marcy was toasted. and, according
.to a letter in the Tribune, replied that whatever fame be
had acquired as Governor of New York was very much
'confined, not only •to the limiti of his own State, butte
(eared to limits Much smaller than the area of that State.
He felt nsitired s that there were thousands 'of people in
New York who-lfad a very small opinion of hie poor abil
ities. It was true that imconvequence of au erronions
opinion Mr. Polk had 'formed of him. he tens once ap
pointed Socrttary of war. - And is that (said Mr. Marcy)
I was still more 'unfortunate. . Ail the honor I gained was
but by refiectiou—refiection from the brilliant deeds of
those (bowing very gratefully to Gen. Scott)`with whom
as the head of that department, I was in souse' manner
connected." We are hnny to tai thatit is the opialop
of competerit judges that the wor d breaths, freser nott :
How it War
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r Capt. Itl'fattish, late Commander lathe li S,Stesmer•
Mich Van on this station. now. of the frirte St. 1.• , 31
&eine, in a letter from Rio Janeiro to a friend at New
York. speaks highly id favor of the advantages resulting •
en board of his vessel Irons abolishing flogging. Ile
-has also substituted double duty as a punishment. in
stead of the item' The good men on, board his vase
are, however. ityfivor of the huh. The letter add,: .
"I shall never nova difficulty in managing a crew if.
the Goverment will give MC as they have done it , this
iime. capable officers. and g•tv.lornen, to assist me. I
Lave some bad men. its true: but I will keep them in
order without the eat, a d I Shall give the go:Tr:nue:a
no trouble whiled am h e."
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Welding the Lipka: - '
The Michigan Southern Railroad is now ecmptleted4
within 27 miles of Cold Water, (150 miles of Lake Erie
at Monroe and Toledo,) to which point it was opened on
the 10th inst. This will tery largely increaser the
in
come of the company. ' Tlin entire line will be comple
ted op td the Indian Siege Line by_Sely next, and thence
theiNorthernilodiaisa road to South Bend iu all the month
of August next.
Look Out:
Spurious h , ; dollars. to a considerable amount. have
been put in ci elation In some of the cities of the %Vest.
They are of t emission 0f,11343, toieraoly well execu
ted, though open close examination. the face of the fe
male will be, found tt.perfect. They are lighter thud the
4 genuine. zed hare As letter C on the reverse, which
Lb* ,wales hays net.
lET Gar. Saw !looms having communicated to Ma
jor Storm:won of Cincinnati, his intention of returning
bogie byway of that city, this :Kends there. withdill the;
unction of party. tendered him as invitation to • public
dinner on his arrival- The Nonpariolsays: . "The names
in the matter campanulas members of the bar, and many
of oar most reapectable . and influential citizens. We
tract the hero, of Ban Jacinto will not disappoint the
wishes of on! citizens."
11:7'
'The Conneaut Reporter states that the' Steamer
Saratoga **could not get into Ens on &dement of die tea."
The Reporter eitherloriginates or retails a falsehood.
1:711e . death of Sheldon Thompson, one of the Oldeet.
as he was one of thw meat esteemed of the. eitizeia of
Buffalo. is atmeeneed is the morsel, that tit .
Er We have received. scants! in advance. chntrait's
Majacine for April. hie a my feed nomber—set
many pages as that for March—bat beaatilily. eriabet
lashed.
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Arrired—Ydartis Farquhar Tapper. tho- Iwo,. ar
rived at thaw York -ha the Steamer leis, es Fridike
week. ' ...
Our Railroads• and
There la always two-aid -
well told story; and the rail
be-eity is no exception to thi
cider it a "fixed fat*" that w
the coming summer—coon
eat width of track. with No
tic cities. and hence think t
and dictate bow and when,
Eastern roads may connect
Are they wise in this. is it q
and in the present state of
tendon. So long as this di
width of track, it wes ill W
asserting and ritaintalning
we were 'fortunate enough t
it received our earnest suppol
removed that bone of co
that Elie shall be the tenni
tern gauges.—that here the
inch gauges shall girt plea
track. 111 With that we ought
our energeis to .the speed
West: Such, however, do
amnia. and among them
is the Son.ttor from this die
He, and his backers. hay
heads' that it is an absolute,
roads to counect with the % 1
to submit to all sorts of legi
abandon the enterprise. II
that he is the • representetiv
tool of a few specalatore, ha
cured its passage through d
the cempanieiclaiming the
road, shall first construct ti
the stiothern cud of their /
shall be allowed to take tol
and the Ohio line. and al
state to tax every railroad ha
mile. for the benefit to th
' and ton of freight 'tree
evident intention of this ja
any road being made.'; ee
undertaken to build one"
give Op the field to their rive
have not yet let a contract i
It the first is the obje ••t, it i.i
of the steamboat Interests o
the entire community. All
gentlemen of this city. lard
stock, has chartered three II
1 1 and Erie Railroad Compati
rill the coming season. 1
-doubtedly, realizes a nice roli
and nothing would suit hi ui
be enabled to do's° every U
West, however, would cut
"Othelo's occupation woui
people being blown up or liii
would take the more speed]
ante, the Railroad. If th
[ 1 bencft of this interest. 'heal
L 01 . 1) it to drive oil, as we hal
?
, pang that has already co
Legislation to relieve the
weight. In Soy event, it
for private and selfish en
would have been introduces
gauges of Railroads in Erie
beyond controversy that ll
"authorized to construct a
build the road to the Ohio
who supposes that if the Pi
stood exactly'where the Fr '
with their road commen t
rc
iron puhissed..and the w
forwardness that it could
from here to Clevelaud by
piece of Legislation would
answer. noons in the mom
0, 1
known. and the whole in
to bear upon it. underst
cpiestioa as due purely tierW
been settled as other rival
tied. The people care Hui
it is constructed so they W
that. Ind now this gross O
seat to Herfieberg as the
but Who hails proved them
a conapimci. It is srell i
(ached to the fortonecof t
or have planed much relit
manager in pow easing in
;he route anrceyed. thoug
'willing to do hint justice,
through one cola 1111111. Ilw
has changed. :sod whether
net. we for ape are not
by the pack sow upon hi
we perhaps ought to say t
from Erie county. A. W.
this charge. Us has in .
representative ought—ind
honorable. trust that
N,, riGAr y,e es LAXII E
which left Cleveland on
ice oh. Erie oh Saturday,
whole of SWnday night
passengers evening at
log mashie t reach any o
gets loft trio yeas! the win
her do the rheks.. It is $
mach dif6ca4r. She had
who reached Otis city by r
The above was tele'
Turk for the 'f.loisirsa; of
in point of the little relic
report,. One of two
either the 114porier is a
both. Sow he facts of
of February, there has
ing in or kra:ting this
referred to, ibe St. Loci
laid at snob* all day, It
pairing har t Went oat is
impeded bet !progress,
all eight. That site
"vary true, bdi it was
A Man
The Vs:si l ts says Mr.
county is a man of ••iot
sod open-hearted inter
man would itcter betray
Netiortheless. this man
paseage of s un through
ber. which this same t
nous apprehensions. if
destroy both charters
defeat any Western
of “intevityr that!
Er An iMpreasion
how, we are unable to
Democratic •State Caw
lucted for 'George Al
Canal Comsaissioner.
gates are ogiastrected.
Fact' Speak
in N. J. the bill re]
passed beds amd,.
the sigsatert of of the
escutcheon et New Jet
duelpineal of the bill ,
their seats. except two,
sorry Denletstie sac
ere the true fries& of
kraryas to its T
is of opinion that "Jean
is sit "mock of a oomph
•—"lk is abodt bks propesi
peelteadary " trndoabted
hoe a right no big opialea.
alternative it salts
prefer "tbs sight deflate a
to everything. •ton to a
• d matters of oar soon-to
?general rob. Macy eon•
ire to be oaes.—say within
ed by two roads, of differ
:York and the other Atlas
y eau now "put on alm s "
d upon• what terms thew
itb those of the *est.—
, tiou of some impertaame.
cue seems to require at-
lion confined itself to the
and proper. It Was only
natural advantagol which
and conscrently
But the Legislat has
1*
' ben. sal alicidaci by law
of the Eitnern and Wes
,fest rind four feet eight
o !the four feet tau loch
• he satisfied, and lend all
pletioa of a road to the
appear to be the view.
their head. we may eayr—
t, J. ft. WALII.II,I Esq.—
oe . tbe ioo their
neceuary for the .itsteni
t. that they will bei willing
tire •eatragee. rather than
'introduced
title Senator. forgetting
the people and;not the
'introduced • bill apd pro-
Waite; declaring that hods
i g'• •
ht•to build the Western
1: stock forty •fiye pule, of
speedy. reads before they
n the portion between this
wing the tight to the
2, county a half-a-cent per
tate. fur every preserver
p o rted epos thorn; The
either effectually prevent
olir compel thseowtro have
abandon their work and
who. itt it bs renterabewid.
•ut a spade in the ;ground.
law for the special benefit
•e Lek* at the eiPense of
• y we understand that a
ialarooted in steamboat
jigs boats to the Niw York
o ron from "'kirk du•
.•w this operation be an
sum, say $70,000 clear,
suppose, better Men to
mer. A railroad.tromhere
IH this nice speculation .
,' Joe gone." and s inatead of
t op upon our waters; they
and safer mods of convoy-
aw is not intended for the
e intention evidently is to
before remarked, the corn-
anew!. and wait for future
thr company ' , of its dead
a bill evidently concocted
Who supposes this bill
1, ad net the bill "firing the
onrity," settled the matter
IFranklin canal company.
•ad to Lake Erie," would
Mel No one" • In a word;
*burgh and Erie Company
lin Canal Company stands,
their contradts let.] their
k • le work in such a state of
I completed and can running
unary 185% this entragious
I • aro bead attempted? We
unity where the parties are
inert' that has been brought
We look upon the 'whole
• al, , and as inch should have
!Marotta in hominess aro rot
who bands this road. so that
eh it ,The Jaw has decided
• trap is attempted by men
resentavires of the people.
Ives the repreeentatives of
newn.les have not been it.
Franklin Canal Company,
nce in the pretentious it its
dimity to build a road over
we have at all times been
and allow him to be beard
the whole face or the matter
e baa the rights he claims ur
ag to see NW bunted down
track. In thie connection.
at one of the representatives
s lane. Esq...is not liable to
respects, so far. acted as •
pendent. high-tninded and
will continue to do so.
BI7P7ALO, March Ili
I.E.—The 'teenier •St. Louie. ,
carder morning, got in the
d after driving through it the
•nd Monday, she landed her
• int Colbunt, in Canada. be
er port. After the pausa
-1 changed suddenly and drove
id she will get off without
• n board about 75 passengers.
ter*, &c.. this afternoon.
id from Buffalo to New
res. and is ■ decided case
be placed epos telegraphic
pions is evident from it—
or a fool; perhaps a hide of
due are that since the 20th
nw obstruction to boaticom
abd in the particular cue
Ie In on Sunday morning.
ir mechanics at work re-
reningefound the ke below
leek and - remained In port
ted in the iee one night it
night. and off Dankirk.
ms
Aer, the Senator from this
boW. vigorous. couragioss.
and declaim that "wish to
e rests of his constituents....
ttegrity" has procured the
body of which hs is • msm•
confesses to entertain •4o
loto • law. will •inoally
road to the Ohio Una) and
connection." Queer man
have obtained abroad—
AM the delegates to the
from this comity are M
t. Esq.. et Crawford. for
not correct. Our del,-
Wards.
the property fielifseatioet
rgisletere.end bee received
or. This aid Piet epee the
been wiped oat. Oa the
&mete. ell the whip in:
'against the bin; while'
voted for ite panne! Who
went
a—The Oswego PaMains
a man a mat in Congress."
nt in those degeserats days"
tj to bead as iadividnal to the
y the Editor of the Palladian
Ae nay_ choose lb. latter
fas for its we would mad
day" and adage.
Will th. ProtNiU4l3Ms be Ils,tialledl
It may not belenerally knew. diets bin parsed Con
vese—r( thrSesate at an early,datiroued the Home during
its last hours)aarnaterially effecting the rate of duties on
ant imports.—in fact, so altering the Law of '46 as to
Considerably augment the revenue and at the same time
afforded that "protection" which the manufacturers have
so loudly called for. This bill provides "that in all ea
sksurbers thins is or than be impelled any ad valorem
rate of duty en any goods. wares or merchandise helper-
ted foie the United States, it shall be the duty of the
collector withla whose district the same shah be imported
Of entered, to cense the actual market value or Thole:
sale price thereof. at the period of exportation .to the
United Statei,'ln the principal markets in the country
from which die same shall have been Imported Into the
Coital State to basppraiseii, estimated and ascertidued;
tad to such Vale* or price shall be added all coals and
charges, except insurance. and including in every cases
charge for cOmmissions at the usual es, as this_ true
'sloe at th 4 port where the same may be entered, upon
which dutiei 'shall be assessed." T sit will be. seen
that hereafter instead of Iron payin a duty, of 30 per
cent. on its drat mist per ton in ales. or Scadued. it
will pay 30 per cent. on its Val here. This, talcs the'
H art f or d t a t ai r.- gives Pennitylva ' makers a pro-
waive duty, Of 45 per cant.. instead of the 30 per aent., I
afforded by the tariff of 1846, because the average price
of pig iron in the principal foreign market, Glasgow, is 1
about $l2 per too, and the average freight and charges
from that port to this country, about $ per ton, or one.
half the value of the iron there, The duty, thcrefom, is
now equal ttt i +, 45 per cent., and the proration from the
freight and charges is exactly SO per cent. more, making .
he all 90 per Cent. of protection under this new, kW, up.
on this prime necessary of every branch of industry..
This le a pretty good haul for Pennsylvania forms* sesaon
and we suppise it explains the mysterious appearance of
the whole legislature of that State in the lobbies of Coo;
grass upon the last days of the session. After achieving
this IlliOli fkli the cost of the hard-working masses of; die
people, they'can well afford to go home an d keep their
furnaces in all blast without whining for eny more tax
es Lo n the co Inunity—until the next session of Congress.
This 'law wits literally smuggled through Congress. It
was bu4ried preugh the Siums with very little discus.
sion. and after slumbering in the house for some weeks,
was at length (on the irruption of the Pennsylunia legis
lators, who literally stormed the capitol, like the Goths
of old) taker} op and - passed on the last day, withoni any
discussion lalL A large portion or the members, who
were not p lie! to lie game, were doubtless entirely
unaware oft the real effoct and design of the law as •
very materittl increase of the tariff of 1846.
Upon conies end woolen we are informed by good
authority. diet this law. by levying the duty upon freight
and cher,' will afford an additional amount of piotec
tion, varyin from 5 to 10 per cent. according to the
es i
commune a d bulkiness of the imported article. Tice
well-informid manufacturers also estimate that the ap
pointment o appraisers at large affords them a further
protection O l {
aboot 10 pet cent. as compared with the old
law.. by pre , outing fraudulent invoices. and securing •
uniform va;tion. On the whole, the high tari ff men
have mana d their card with considerable adroitness.
If they have not obtained what they desired or exorbitant
ly demands .they have at all events got more than they
bad any relniin to expect. - They are pretty wen satis-
I
; fled with tie mire% and we knew they Would be so when
' we observed the complacency with which Mr.'Wulthrop
accepted H ater's bill as a sulptilate for his own.
One Impirtant coneequence follow. from this state of
things, amonly, that it effectually puts an end to tariff
agitation an!an element in the impending election. It
has net a le* left to stand upon. The whip, folfowing
the advice of one of their sleek fazes, can' no longer "ag
itate" to any purpose upon this subject. It is probable
that the adjtistment now made is a final one, and that it
will sot be disturbed by any fatare Magmas in the direc
tion of an taierosoo of the dodos.
Tim PaiMmmicr.--We me daily in receipt of pepsin
from all par* of this wide extended Union. that bare
wheeled intp hos. and run up to their mast beads the
glorious flagicif the old hero of ••Chippewe." The lads.
ration new are. that Winfield Boat will'ho oar leader in
e.ona alirdp.dy J. mra r. 16nnayp6thi, 40•Doety Iran ,or the
return Me gin n 4 descent of our forces upon the shattered
ranks and broken equadroni of looofocoism!—Pitts.
Transcript ,
Kline *Piftstiorgb cotempomry bad Wound off this
grandiloquent Hotifsh with ' , God and Liberty," It wo'd
have been tritly hterican. We burs no doubt some of
this Lienton*te in Santa Annahi army saw ”thronelt the
misty, veil eoliths future the grand descent or' that Gen
erals “forces ;span the shattered ranks and broken squad
rons" of the yezan at San /Reiman, bit notwithstanding
these proph•Oc aspirations, their victory became a defeat
and their lea fier a prisoner. Such, we apprehend, will
be the menhir the descent of the whip in 4852 upon
the hero of Han s Jacinto and the Democracy. General
Scott defeated' Santa Ana, bet Sam Houston, had done
it before blow—More then. that, he has never treen'de
reeled on the field or upon the political forum, end he
has tried botb s , whereas Seett has yet to take his first
lesson In the beienCe of the latter.
A Sensible Ghost
Coufirmstitin "strong,.. Proofs of Holy*Writ," of the
truth of the Siiiritual Rapping*, hoe bees had at Bolton.
We learn help the Post that "at the house clone of t •
most distieguished spirit wale. a few evenlap Mice.
a young lady 1 remit was informed that she ,woold be
permitted to sesnverse with the spirit of a male friend. lo
whom in this lire she had been betrothed, when is a fal
tering voice Shei asked if "Cs was happy." This was
answered by mayoral iiimireer,_ rape. isdicatlog that then
waa but Coe thirig wasting. vi s: a bon-of.the real Ham._
as Began.'' Itileasiblo Ghost. that; and easily satisfied.
We know of some who *mild have added (beret*. Oldie
or a whiskey poach—that is, if their ghostly tastes had
any of the spirit of this life left.
A Legislative Jake.
It hie been'ihronicled that the lowa Legislature has
passed a bill prollibibiting free negroes coming into that
State ceder same penalties; but the Burlington Muc
ky@ gives an account of • suoceufal piece of - Waggery
to connection with its perfection. that will mike it a nul
lity. A Whig member proposed as an iinendaseut that
the law iiitoold takeelfect from and after its publication
in the lava Erse Democrat. an abolition paper, sad ~tbe
majority of both Houses adopted it • without appeciently,
perceiving tho power it gays the editor. by cassias to
print thibiU. to completely vote it. Ouch. it is presented,
will be the aims he will adopt, for the law is 'Maly re.:
pageant to the prolamines of hi party.
IT Coutplinstidry.—The English member of Perlis
meat. Reorge , Thempeoa. it is stated. recently mourited
in 1111 addivss it the Tait, of 1.111100, New Yak. as fol
lows: "Youticottalry is sot visited by the 'Watt:Udine(
Pestilesseset flusdas, but whatis worse. God Ass raised
1101011 upon , you nom Ass dirt' y Amami ropiest
Priads."
A Chsuisehr a Row.—Tbe Governor •sf this State
his written a latter to the Go or of Maryland &bran
dies the delivery of • yeast m i r k born in the termer
dais. bat the adopting of *Anginas mother. The child.
it is autikeded en ow aide. is free Wu. sod ino the nth•
Or that it is not. The delivery f. Waled.. Here la a
splendid chasms for a row.
Itr We would ma be byper-critical; bat it ems to
in s pity.tbst wore atteadoo Is sot &so to Ow art of
**lain wzr.a.—Gazette.
So say we; sad by way of ewawaesemest. to teems
ell caw of complaint. the jot** Editor of that paper
should tnarakiastaly fet *lbs pantow's.*: •
The Ladies Book ut April is before tun ' Wa bay*
set date to speak of it as it deserves, bat we sap the
embelisbesests urger a superior order; they. amulet be
surpassed. The eesdribatent an among the grit Nunes
of ;be coustry:.
Cr Joh. A. Colhosa. son at Jobs C. Whose. has
Mrsi badly bows is •ism Hoodoo Ibr &Immo to dm
Soo* Cardiac BWe Coorrostiss. Ho is mooned to
hose boom is lbw of BtM. soosoliss.
Bound and Prat4icel Views.
IThe:Nevr Tort Woks pets NIA some sound and prite . t
(cal views in regard to the getrinent lendiog' its aid to
orks of Internal improve:matt. It toys in 1830.; Mr.
;
eaten in a speech in the Senile of the United 'Pates
ileolared that the lelheiselpfli will ' the only iiroper 'chan
nel through which the product 4 of the Ohto and Mitosis
tippi vanes could resell the lea coast. That it was
wild sad !Weeny to expect thiit railways would ever be
ecostructrd for that Furore—et if so constractet, :Would
hear subserve the purpose - for which they are designed.
4r we nty "leans only have elapsed'aiuce this dogniatie rati
hcinationl of the Missouri Senator, and what result. have
tore not realized? Within a peCied not exceeding 3 .ears,
there will be eoatinetrus.noes of railways or canals from
ts ,Ailsntio ea ten or more ditterent routesperforatlng or
meeting with the tallies of the Ohio and *seis-
Iliing. Massachusetts will have one line terminatlsig in
ew York at Ogdeasborgh; Niter York will hare three
nes convected by Lake Erie 'with public works of Ohio
id !adieus. Pennaylyania will have three lines; Mary
land, one) Virginii. tiro; Boa tt taroline. and Giorgia,
j a ck one Alabama, • line of , railloed strelehingil from
the Laker to the Gulf of klekilie , and rivalling thdl Mis
-1 iliseippi almost within sound othe roar of his titighty
isters. With the exception e lf the Mobile and Chicago
Icoilroftdi all these works will have been consiiinciad
ithuut itid from the NationallTreasury at half Ills ex
pens. which they would have east the GoverMM.—
I piece works will have cont. t wheo all finisheikl over
$200,005000. Now. suppose' pie friends and proctors
trf these, improvements had' continued to rely; upon
loveruseint for the means of i constructing them,;, wuat
'onion or them would now hhve , beets completedil We
pensider'the veto of General flackihn on the Maysville
rut as Sine of the most fortakate, happy. and behMeent
ever eta *high outlawed frott a ;Chief MegisteUte' of
he Rep * lie . ilie. It gave an iemolse :to the public :bliOd,
hicb h enabled it to ackiieve th. wonderful milks of
;.iiretil I improvement coneintmeited within tllits teat
wisely peat.. IL did inns td mats . . excite and 4icrakett
he slum ring energies of indomitubls enterpriie'il• than
. , i
tall the mums improvement harangues of 'demagogues
a and out Of Congress put tegetbsir. . , 1
:
apressie r e.—Tbe New Teri{ Mirror eays.ige' u
kilt returned from Sea Francisco. says ha would
hanged lu New Yoik, than 414, a natarlidoath
Itlemen j?
rather be
to Caltf4
~iii r:rmi•
Y wil t
a publl
ill:on
a:r
ih
lying the
seeeee•
the
crime e
burns
1 g 7
pdelphi
Doe-qua
teauth,
MJ3I
Dawson seaman is Congress, horst* that
• tinted, that-at the ehd of the present fisilitl year
e debt of tlis.Unititgl Omit,' will be one Aniwdrsd
i qf dollars! So muc for Galphinistn.
lady of WssitiogtonititY hu enclosed 013 to
l w of W. H. Thompion, eel New York, *pros
wild' that, in this solo ewer, other cum.!' • in
ore family any nol be 'Confounded
_wl 'the
la parent,' to the prejUdice Of the forateril This
nevokoce.
rei cent pieces a
U.S.I Mint. The
copper, and a l
• e • ugh coneidera.
'l+ , : Gold Region of Ndw Gregads4
'anama Echo of Japuary 24 after atinoun.
t a party of Amer i cans had left therd. with
o work the gold shines in the Proriace of
near the town of llievita, nays; ,
sands of all the riven Chaco, we are. in
/ are auriferous, and gulches have beeti fOund
f ,
rich with those itiCalifornia. The groes
, . gold sand from all the banks of th rivers
o Ind Ban Juan, and divers have
ught
beds of the rivers large pieces of old of
.unds weight. They commonly v:a from
ounce to an ounce in half a day; they
• find pieces ur grains of gold of k
and sometimes more
.The
icing til l ,
I view
Chive,'
Provinces of Antiquia and Choco bar • pop-
I together, of aboqt 320.090, and their m ines,
h . badly sod unidtilfully worked, mince
:y $4,000,000 to 85 000,090. All the Greet
obluons that we see in circulation here, are
om the products of these mines. VI! net-
Ike all their race, ' , are a little lazy—the most
1 ous not workin! more than two oil three
' week. Were the work properly condom
e is no doubt but they would produce from 1.5
I t,OOO per annum.
IGrenadian.Legialature kiss been most Tiber..
, e subject of the Wines. They grant'. to the
i
i
r of a mine,. whether on g torment laid or of
idoal, the perigee proper of it. There are
eatso on either goldor plat t 111; and fo vigners
'h in the country are exempt from all itnilita
i
and all lazes rir contributions foi!itwenty
here is beside id New Grenada a liperfect
to woraLip God-,or not—in any !ay the
pidgin. I J ;:
Ithe Atlinticside, one may enter Clibco by
o, Ind on the Piacific side by. San pan.—
cdmine fruit' the Atlantic side mar;go up
o gat Carthnifeni, :, those from Patiama Of
'ehtura can in tho or three days reaqh Our
amigo up the Sin Juan. ' ,
•
..
14 W, it•te s litotrrs"l Esivstrn•ivfl—FrhM the
Lllowi g which we copy from the St. Louie I Union,
itwill ... seen that ono Wotnan it least is dthiermin
d the her sett shall no longer submit tert . demi
eerin • power of the Plords o creation ! The
ext " %roman's alghts:Convetvion" shoal 'ttssem
le in :t. Lochs, and this smiablb creature Saint be
selecte to preside over Its deliberations: 1=
C. • attune • Htlsn•rin....—A female was. s l ereatid
este -ay fur taking open het elf the high Peerage.
iv* o hipping her lordand master.. It is aitifrange
is* a it stands; and will Come out this moihing in
videnCe. It appears that the husband walked-borne
.o his eastle, which be found closed against! him.—
i i
e thel knocked, and w!is told from the iirinide by
is tel dame,'to go—anywhere.—Not chaining to
o snubbed in this wise, he insisted upon th. door
being opened, which-hie lady at last did, collibide in
and, and a very interesting engagement ensued on
he sidewalk; I endipg ig . the thorough anlijogation
f the r asculine. The most curiols part of Ibe ro
ance is, that en insinuation , has crept iota the
tatem nt that a third party,•wearing a bead, was
. 13' the oom on the arrital of the husband. ! '
.
WELD WostsW,....The Houston irefegoph
the capture of the wild woman oft 4 Nevi
ilsting to whom ito Much has been pt lklished.
rty of hunters wlio were out hunting deer ae-
Ily came upon the campofthir singular erea
d captured her. line is an African regress,
to those wilds when the settlements were
just after ruining!' defeat, .and i she has
andering like 'mooning outang for a' period
It fifteen years. ' i Her food during that peri
'consisted of aiortts, outs tind other wild fruits,
ch other food ad she could occasionally steal
he neighboring. , settlements. She cannot English. but' converses freely with the
son the neighboring plantations. rrhns is
the mystery that has hitherto given a roman
rest to the story-of,the wild womao iof, the
Ta
otice
a 4, r
t say
lAN
!ident
•
nre
ho
1011.-A very !singular and extra r rdinary'
e took 'plane int this - city yesterda The
lei Abe happyccou ple made .man and w ife are
1, omits Shores and Mrs. Susan Anderson,
united ages number orer one hundred and
ears, or seventy leers each. What! is still
I !xtraordinary about this yoathfis/ and newly
pair, is.that the minister who united than
!holy bands of wedlock is the son of the happy
• annum (Ind.,) Banner.
=
hose
f.rfy
ore
rived
i'e the
hride.
A 1 Emma Oxon or BRAI3.—On Saturday, a per
-1
in ca led at one of oar Exchange- offices, with a
a double, handful of the 'Veal," and asked what they
paid Or ounce foraold dust. On being told that
the per• varied frTm 815 to 817 per ounce, be con
cluded that his must be worth $l7, as it was very
fine. While weighing it out, it was closely exam
ined by the purchaser, under a suspicion that. it was
op.tt olli right. The first touch of the acid betrayed
its quelity, which proved to be very fine bras filing's.
The seller pleaded ignorance of the cheat, averred
that he had received it for the genuine stuff; and
was pe rmitted to go at large.—Esiraio Express.
IV" We read in a Sheffield that '•the lest , polish
tti a *ea of cutlery is arisen by the hand of women."
The me may be said ofliaman eutiery,—that "the
1001 P sa lM to a young Wl* is ginn-by his wising
itlifinnale seek . .
•
inow beiattnade it tb Phil.
' t itre three-qoarters sif t
er and
et the size of a 8p am Six
thicker.
oeca
pound
Mr. A. E. Peaaiman, of Philadelphia *minty, has ,
rephrted a',lttill to the Housa of Representative* which 1
inv9ives a thorough organization of the Board of
Canal Commissions, which is to be replaced by a
dingle superintendent every three years, invested
With all the powers swig uncti ons of the Board as
now constituted and empowered to discharge any, ,
other duties imposed upon bim by the law. The
'l
Superititendent is to be sworn or affirmed. and shall
give, bond with suffic ient se'curity, in the sum of i
0 0,000. He is to eive his commission front - the
Goverpor, and is liable \ to removal by the same - au- ,
thority on the applicat ionof a majority of both Hou- I
see. The Superintendent it to have the exclusive
management 4 the public works, and is enabled to
appoint for his official rea Superintendent oft
motive power on the Columbt railroad, and ou the
Allegheny Portage Road ; one upervisor for each
rat \
division of the Canal, and Collectors and Weigh
mister over all the lines of improvement. His pow.
er is restricted by a clause,`preventing the appoint
ment of 4 BnDervitior of Rlipairs OD the Columbia
railroad, and the Allegheny Portage road. He is
further authorized to appoint a Secretary at $l5OO
..-
per annum. ,
The 'ditties of the superintendent are minutely
described in the bill. He is to visit each division
at least three times every year, and receive from the
Superintendent or Supervisor monthly reports, ex
i hibning in detail the state of the division or section
under his management, the nature of the repairs, the
moneys receiverfand expended, with the names of
persons to whom such money has seen paid'. and the
names and number of every clasp of Nib em
ployed oh their respective lines, anti thei ly or
weekly salaries. The Superintendent is also re
quired to make an annual report to the Legislature
of the receipts and expenditures of every line and
division, including motive power, and all receipts
and expenditures.
The bill provides for the establishment of a Rev
enue Bureau, who is to appoint competent persons
to examlne and compare the rates of tolls, as exhib
ited by the Superintendent, in order to arrive at the
best means of increasing the revenue from the public
works. I Ilis sarary is fixed at $1,500. An Engin
eer Bureau is also treated, by the pr i oposed bill,
whose duty wil, be to make all the surveys and ex:,
ploratious of the works, elitist:lobs of the costs of
new works, repairs, and similar matters. His salary
is to be $2,000 per annum.—Pittsburgh Post.
A New number of Tavern-keepers have
lately been prosecuted in Berks county,•fur the vin
latiun of the law against shooting-matches. ' 0 .
order to overcome the law, they have adOtpl a new
plan, which has the advantage of cheapness in its
favor arid often affords much amusement. It is cal
led wheel-barrow shooting, and la practiced as
followsi—A board is planted lengthwise on the
ground,' in the same manner as the lower board of a
plank fence. Its centre isthen messurettoff, and an
upright stick is planted there, to make it perceptible
at a distance. The marksmen are stationed fifty
yards from the plank, and attar being allowed to
take aim, and place their wheelbarrow in what they
conceive to be the proper direction, their eyes are
securely bandaged, •and they push forward the
wheelbarrow towards the mark. Ha'.who comes
nearest; it with the wheel; is declared victor.
A :CFAs , TRICK.—The Legislature of] Ifli.,ois has
passed a law to prohibit the retailing of intoxicating
drinks :within that State. At Springfield some
genius has hit upon s novel way of supplying his
customers with the""rzitter" in defiance of the law.
Thus:
"Fhe premises consists of a room divided by a
parlitilin, into two apartments. Upon entering the
first apartment, a square opening, and it is the only
one, is discovered several feet from the ground in
the partition wall. lm,me.diately befure this open
i:4, in the second apartment, a number of glasses
libelled-"rum," "gin," '"whiskey," &i.c., stand upon
the table, Upon a picayune being dropped into one
of these glasses, the table tegins to turn upon its
ails, and the time it has made a horizontal revolu
tion,4/vthe glass is filled ith the liquor itadicated,and
stands in its origin position." - • '
The mayor an . arshal of the city have examined
seit"preinises" blusely, without being stile to find
any "man, woman or cht44"acting as salesman, or
of disiorering the means by which the "table" is
turned. And up to the last accounts the thing was
in operation. .
EUPPOISED News Or Sic Joey Famvstax.--An
extra,' published by the Culomba Observvr, contains
under,date of Singapore, January -6, the following;
"I have it in my power this month to give you
later Information of the search which is being pros
ecuted for the discovery of Sir J.Tratiklin and his
party, than even' the Admiralty itself is yet posses
sed of. Her Majest'y's iuneying ship Herald, ar
rived here from the Arctic region, via the Slindivich
Islands and Hong Kong, during the last week, and
she has the latest accounts from the far North.--
Near the extreme stations of the Russian fur Cum
pany,;they learned from the natives that a• party , of
white nien have been encamped 300 or 400 miles
Thvt the Russians have 'Made en attempt
to supply them with provisions and necessaries, but
that the natives, who are it enmity 'with the Rus
sians; have frustrated all ittempte.
"NO communication could be Opened with the spot
wheri they were slid to be, as a hostile tribe inter
vened. From the Esquimau: they had this vague
story very satisfactorily confirmed; with the addi
tion that the whites .and natives having quarreled,
the former had been murdered. As to the possibil
ity of these unfortunates being Sir John Franklin's
party, I leave you and your readers who have paid
attention to the case in all its bearings, to judge.--
Whether these men spoken of Were or were not Sir
John's company, little hopes can now be entertained
:of finding them alive, as their provisions must have
been expended one year ago; and their fuel, which is
'necessary, must have been burned about two years
Since."
A New Scnewn.—A Washington correspondent
of the Everting Part soli that the rumor is that the
five or six hundred laborers for the Panama and At
lantiO Railway, raised by Col. E. D.ltaker, sod now
employed on the route of the Railroad4are in reality
en organized band of propagandists of - Anglo-Saxon
republicanism., The design attributed to these men
embrace the prbject of appropriating the country,
after the conclusion of their engagements with the
Railroad Company , and the erection nra new Gov
erment on the latest and most approved principles.
A Townarut. APPEAL.—An old patriot of Read
ing offers himself as a 'Candidate for Mayor of that
clty,-and'in a card to the "defr people," enumerates
among his "claims" that be supported the Ameri
can Bag as a volnateer in the military service from
1812 to 1819—that he hes been for sea •iiil year
elected constible--that he has been for
. 12 years a
deacon orthe church-46d that he in fact contribu
ted $6O to build the'church.
SIiTTLING A DIFTICIILTY.—A boy 18 you, of age
was lately 'lmprisoned in the Leverett street jail,
&mien, at the suit of a woman on the:shady side of
40. The matter wee- &telly compromised by a
marriage, the valiant young man preferring the
chains of Hymen to the locks and•bars of the jail...—
Thin catching boys 18 years of ago, and• making
them`, marry women old enough to be their mothers
Is worse than the fugitive slave law..:—Proe. Jo■r.
Tau Duero 07 nut °aux.—Lieut., GolJsbor
ough, of the U. R. Navy, writes to Proffessor Bache,
that during a passage from Rio de Janerio to Sal
danba Bay, Cape of Good Hope, being in lat. 28d.
21ma S., and lon. 08d. 17m. W., he sounded and ob
tained bottom at the depth of 3,100 fathoms, or titres
and 'a half miles: The sounding apparatus, was a
tbirty-two pound shot, slung. with wire and attach
ed to a small line 5.000 fatboins long, and iiufß
ciently• strong to bear a weight of sixty
,pounds.
MtIRDIUt •1D LT:win:ie.—Mr. Alex Boors, of
Baltimore. was murdered in Curtiaville, California,
oo the 25th of January, by a gambler named Brower,
whom Boggs was endeavoring to separate from an
other man with whom he was Lighting. Tho spec
tators were so infuriated by the outrage that they
seized the murderer and hung him on a gallows used
for slaughtering bears. Mr. Boggs was much es
teenied by all who knew him.
07- On Monday last a lad in Boston, named Wil
liam Pettingell, was restored to constiousness, after
having lain nineteen days in a state of insensibility.
The cause was a fall down a long Bight of stairs.
While be was insensible be was entirely fed with
liquid.. his imitate he will not experience any
Prilialient ill egrets frost Isis aceidet.
of the Goad Jim&
Mims Swerve Ayi.m,c a;NID PsancSrate,
sam - Covseanx.—.lllte understand that a tinkle h..
been formed between the rival Companies,' th e e Z
known as the "Howland & Alopinwill line," It ;
other the "Law line." This noiwestarrangeMest will
take place froni the Ist of April n., ,
' The line will run from Ibis ciity to Jennies, th,
venni' and Chigres; and from Panama to filonte
San Francisco and Oregon, senii-moothly. reb
There will bean indepeirdant line bctWeen,
city and Havana. touching at Charleston and
vannah. This arrangement will be of import ues
to our Southern cities and will shorten the disni n i,
for the passengers front the NV, es much lirne
frequently went in calling WIT rleston and Elavtb.
nah and waiting for the passeu era and mail.
4 1
The steamers on the Adam' side are the -G eer ,
Cis, Ohio, Falcon, Cherokee, pire City, Crese e 6
ity, Philadelphia, Cepheus, .two mew eee , , );
a state of great forwardoeu, melting ten first cla ss
vessels.
- !
On the Pacific there will be thirteen stesmefr,
vii: California, Panama, Oregon, Unicorn Carta,.
nu, Northerner, Tennesse, ; Republic, Colutnbin,
Isthmus, Antelope. Columbia, : and 'Fremont—fpr
ming, it is believed the most splendid line of stee.
ps
era owned by any company. ' ' ,
The railroad over the Isthmus is going on ripii.
ly, and will, it is believed, be Completed by the' . g
of January, 1852. •It is expected that, arga T.
tion•will be ready for travel by idle Ist of Norem e
next. .
Under this new arrangement it is expected ;ht
average trips from this city to Sao Franeißc o w ; .:
be thirty - day., about the time it formerly required l e
convey the mail between New York and New Or.
lea na.—Xeto York . Commercial .
.Lt "Dr-
AJIBIERA DONATIONS:The Boston'corresporolOot
of the Newinattypori Herald says: "The stun o f
twenty thousand dollars has been antiscribed and
paid, within - the past few weeks, by the Ututanino
in this city, in aid of the Theololtical &boot, is
Meadville. soar Lake E•ie, in Pennsylvania. One
of the western friends of this institution, H. L11p,..
dekoper, Esq., offered to make a donation of te n
thousand dollars, on,condition that the turther,rum
of forty thousand wis obtained. Twenty-six thou
sand dollars of this- amount has been obtained
New-England." 3, a
• (Cr The Konoteha (Vt.) Republican notes Ibs
commencement of the manufacture of Salt at .the
newly Ineated,town of West Columbia, on the 0;0
River, iO Mason cctunty, irk: About 80 barreltart
turned out daily. The town. has sprung up rah
astonishing raptility, having been in existence lax
than two years. it numbers_ eixty-one hnutea,
cru
foundry, a drishing mill, a sew-toil;,
stores: The coal field at West Columbia is hoot
to ex t en d over an area back from
.the river of an
lees than twelve or fifteen hundred acres. The stn.
tam is from 4 feet 10 inches to' 61 feet thick. A
Company is now engaged in shipping it to Nell,
Orleans, where they have contracted to furnish 10,.
000 bushels per week. •
PosTic.—We clip the Wowing from an 11;;c1.-Ii
paper:— , •For saleat th; Red Store, 200 lbs. at bn
ey. To prevent tnistaltea , the subscriber slay u
well state thSt •
"Like the attribute. °funny it is not waited."
0::pw The Massachusetts House of represents•
lives, on Monday. bon very lalge vote, pissecl
resolve offering iiio,ooo to any one who wig dison
er a remedy for the potstoe rot; the discovery to be
tested by a practice of five rears.
tr.?' The past winter appears to have been cults
mild in Europe. On the Ist of January in Paris
the buds of early trees had stifled, and aprierns sere
in bloom. In England the weather was uncommy
. •
mild and the season early.
(Er The Mercer Dowsitcral states that more coal
shipped from the ShenangoAfiaos this sewn then ho
been sent to' market in any one year since the 'peon
of the canal.'
ANOTHER SCIENTIM 'WONDER'
PEPSIN. say artificial Digestive Fluids or Gastric Juire a :el
Dyspepsia curer. prepared front Rennet, or the fourth trart o
()Zither directions e directions parOn DeWitt the great Ph) 'okra
Chenaiist by J. B. Houghton, ii. D.„ No. 11 Noon Eighth Sam
Philadelphia,:ra. This is a truly wonderlta remedy lbr 1 111 , L1el
lion, Dyspepiiis, Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Constspata anl
Debility, curing after nature's own method , by nature's o n agot
the Gastric Juice. See . yenisenserit in another coiumn.
A FillA I.I.IONSIGNMENT OF Tllll ABOVE ARTIrI
JUST RE EIVCD. ANY) FOR ' SALE BY CARTER
',ROTHE N 0.6. REND itotratl. Alan. by DR. P. ILILL,
No. I. BLOCK.
•
EtRct , t;IOII 4 I 4 .TATICF. 17.-Ma2liam w,
Li 3 lk,k of the Vniverealitt Church, on h n lti srlA
uiorrow ',Sunday] al the usual hours. • ht.treh trIL
MARRIED.
At Springfield, on the Gill inst.. by Rev. J. W. 1r.%
hems. Mr. ELIL, Thom try.. of Girard, to Mil.s CARO-
Luiz. daughter of Hance Fergosen. of Springfield
At Springfield, ott the 13th mgt.:. by the same, Mr
CHARLES N. .licitcsts. Jr.. to Min POLLY M. PICELTI,
both of Girsrd. -
On the 13thinst., by Rev. B. Gteff, Mr. Wm. W,
DACON. to Miss Mint A. DIGIITOX. all of Erie.
DIED.
At his risaldenea in Elkerekkon the 14th inst.. Mr. ELI
Sen.. aged 81 year)o, 3 months 2Ldscs.
On the 61It inst.. after a iirotraeted illness, Mrs SC9O
CAUGUCT, consort of Mr. Simnel Caughoy. of Millers's
township. Aged 48 years.
In Wayne. Mrs. ELIZA. consort of Henry Baxter sod
tisimhter of William and f.leanor Gray. in her 34th yr.
NEW ADVERTIBEMENTS.
New Geode: New Goodell
,T I7ST reeci4cd:by strainer Wisconsin, direct from New Yvk.
..., the first siock of Spring OrensGoods. Am. which wan be *oil
cheap for cash. B. CA DW E..i.
Erie Mnrent.t. 1531. •45
NEW AN
Plaininglitill and Lumber Tard.
Oft Siereath St. Lad sir rcrirli. En*.
,CIARTER & BROTHER having purchased one of IVO(nl
imp WORTH'S IvraovED PATENT PLANING,
T 4 !" , t.t . E"
ING and GROPING ill ACEIIINES. as well as the exrjasire nyt:
far using the panne in this county. are now prepared to dress lum
ber In any of the above forms for all who may see It to fa,orthem
with a Call.;The facility with which theysean dress lumber =-
tiles thew to put the price so low, which with the superiorind
the woikinanehip, offer strop, inducements to House Carpettea
and all others who may .be in want of dressed 'bloater to give
them at leasta call and examine into the matter themselves
Flooring dressed by this Machine is fully. equal to that diens!
by hand. both in the 111[100thael• of the surface, and rimers, a we
jemts. while it has the advontwe of being of unikrot thi , tan.
and width the entire length of the board. requiring no duhmt or
leveling to bring the surface even: hence a carpenter wtli ity
double the nalnther of squares in a day thes.ed in this 1111thiC ,
that he can of that dressed by hand. The machine it ....iconstrort
ed that they cap dress lumber any Width up to 22 at)
thickness upto'd Inches:
They also bave.CIREM kR BA MB in operation in eonnerticn
with their ahOye. with which they can rip lumber to goy width Cr
thickness desired. Also, a very superiot TURNING LATHE..
enablingthern to do any kind of wows requtred House Car
peelers Cab inet Makers. Steamboats, etc.
They are also preparing toi and intend keeping co hatid lore i
slimily • supply of Lustier, especially Whiten oml
siding aid Clear Pine. CARTER & BRoTlik.R.
Erie. March tn. IF3I. 45
3Dissolution of /Partnership.
rriar. Partnership beretoronr cinema between ('aster k Brother
I •nd Jacol Knapp uuderthe dram of Carter di Knapp. tn
ISP(rtess of minunieturing Linen d 011.8irriarr and rla min; krp
ber. ete. has this day been dissolved by Marini torment
twoks and account,. are left in the hand. of Carter er. Brot er. fq
whom paymept muat be made and by whom all the business rr
firm will be settled. CARTRIt Ir. BROTIILi.
Erie. Match V, IE3I. JACOB KNAPP.
Copartnership Notice.
rIOMPTON & DIAVERSTICK bate associated Run 'haat
• Mr. L. N. Tibbals under the make of Compton. H i tt
erstick & Co. JOHN CuMPTI)•.-
H. B. HAVERtaleg.
L. N. T1BBAL&
Die. March VI, 11FISI
REAWVAI6.—The subscribers bare removed their val. to the
dcwelatety occupied by R. A. Raker. next door south of 0 ,
Mom of Smith Jaekoon, wbete we shall be happy to writ upon It:
who luny favor um with a call.
COMPTON. HAVERSTICK, k co.
Erie. March IP3i.
• .7111.111 T AMZIIAZ. Or =LEI 1111441110 an
NEROODS—Just receives' this evening from Sew 110 ,1 t.
W per steamier Wisconsin from Buffalo. a nice rot of Gingham'
de Lamp.. Prints Re. which will be sold cheap as the chearrik
Please call at the brick store recently occupied by R. A. Bake' ,
orte door south of d. Jackson.
CONiPTON, lIAVERSTICK &
Erie. March 41 151.
Take Notice!!
IT has coitme a great deal of time and expense io try,o,g tc
I leca the large amount of Orin" due me, and aome_cd awl"
long Hooding. After the let day or April I *hail bc cupric'
(reluctantly) to cummence myealls in a legal manner
Ern. March it, InSI. H. CADIST.L.
ERIE FONNDRY.—Thesishscribeni hat purchwe
the interest of Lester, tkonett Mester in the-Lie Furnac e .
desire to give name that they will eositiuue to carry list the bou
nces in Its vortous branches, onJer the style of SEN li}:TT a co
and respectfully solicit a coot nuance of the patronage peretclb,*
emended wilts estatdatturent, and of those who MAY a eat 3:Y*
thing in their line. PARDON 81.1( EAT.
CONRAD DROWN. JR.,
MATHEW R. BARR._
March Inci, I°sl
wromian A3llll TORWASIDDIM :
HAVING taken the Ware liaise Oa the Public ea 0 1 '
ORPC aide of State street. recently orettpied by L. It. Tibte
I reepectellty solicit 'hereof pabl
petronye
Mereb,ll, :tett. ' HAHALTERCIIESTEIL
M.TVL.