NM
(Frit 111 . teltlq Ohotratr.
tAIF., PA
8 . .1 1 1 . 11110.1Y MORNING, JULY 19, 1851
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR , GOVEK NOR.
WILLIAM BIGLER, i
OF CLESIMELO COCYFT.
FOR c‘NAr, rommwioNEß.
BETH CLOVER,
A> or CLAKIIIV COVNTY
\
For Justices of the Supreme Bench.
JEREMIAH S.' BLACK, of Somerset.
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Philadelphia.
riLus LEWIS, of Lancaster.
JOHN B. gißsox, of Cumberland. .
WALTER H. i.OWRIE, of Allegheny.
The-Sunbury and Erie Road.
. We are in ire fully convinced every day that thiti pro.
ject to unite Plaide?phis with the Lykes at Erie, is no
longer a Erculat;vn, but is in readily a "fixed fact," which'
williin a very abort time, will he under way, and pushid
to conclusion as soon as practicable. The Counties along
the/onto are taking hull of the matter in right good ear
nest. Warren has already pledged herself for alarge
private subscription, is addition'to a hundred thousand
the people Intend to ask the Legislature to allow the
Cower Instibscribe ; while we have before . Us ,tbe pro
ceedings of a meeting in•Ellt at which overfiltyllunuand
of allatra in ; individual subscriptions wive put down. , in
tipeaking of this meeting. the " Elk Comity Adeocate"
says ; 6' By those proceedings, it will be seen that the
kttizeus of Elk county not only talk, but act, when action
is called for—they are not only found willing to do the
wiud weds, but when wdraft is made upon their . pursa,
they are just is willing to honor that draft to the utmost
eitent of their capabilities. It will be seen that stock to
the amount of / about $50,000 is already Subscribed to that I
work, and We have no hesitation in sayingthat over one
.'"ustilrelllwasund dollars wall ha atabscribed to the Sun.
ury ar.d Erie Railroad within the borders of this coca.
c
I -.. Welt done for little Elk : If other counties &lout
i
the tide w.ll do an equal-proportion, we need entertain
'no fears fur the speedy completion of that work." So iaj
we, " wall done little Elk," and if other counties would
': half as wellthere -would be no necessity Ler farther de
ili.
1 1 '. 4 . 8 Lu s %iu li s i t s an a c b e o , u t t he t„.. tl i s s a . b s le u p . ro w port he y re e as f E E l r k ie co c un o t u y n i t u y,
boasted of some $3,100,000 more than - this. Now Elk
subset - Ries to this road about one-sisth of her actin,! wealth
,in '4B, and promises ioiiucrease it to a third, iVill Erie
do half this, or twee a quarter '. She, has morn interest
in the road :kra arty other county, save Philadelphia.
, Quite a Flood— F atal Accident.
• Lie , ,t Tueiohix our city and die country round about Will
visited i with the most extensive flood, if we take into the
account thes,f4ct that it was got up on a very ;hod notice,
that we have seen fora long time. The rain commenced
pouring down in the morning, and it continued to pour
without intermission all day : In town the Weals we re
completery'llooded. "State street looking more like a mill
nice, and chi public, square more like a mill pond than a
traveled thoroughf.ire. Millcieek came up with a rush,
carrying ali< everything 4efereit. When the Ninth
street bridg ewent down/ thetwas a key oa it a sea ,of
Mr. M. Mehl. aged eta iut 6 years. who was precipitated
into the flood and drowned. His bOdy was found the
next day several rods out M the bay. From the country,
14 learn thitt the Railroad bridge across the Four Ala
Creek fiat' been swept Away. as alao the bridges across
the Seine steam on the ilulttlo Road. at Cooper's Mill.
And on le ''teition road. The shop and. stable formerly
occulpied by Jarvis Wells. just above the..BulTato yoad.
t were undermined and carried away. and much dam age
done to the crops on the flats of that creek. There is pro
bably other damage that we have not heard of.
The Whig Judicial. Convention.
This body, which was to bare met at Waterford this
week, has been postponed until Tuesday next, when it
n 'convene of Union Mills. We don't know how the
" cook will season the broth" in the end, but from pres
ent appearances, we should be inclined to think that the
"groat Whig party" of tile District *ill have a "tube"
in eating it wheo done. Erie C'eurity is determined that
her Eljah shell he fed at any rete, while Crawford Conn
ty Comrs firward with two David+, aid two setts of dele
gates to contest the question. Warren County, mere
modest, but belterinz there is luck, not only in odd num
bers, but in names. has brought foi l ward her Johnston.
and ask• for a bight of the pokiest pm. Well, as we
•ml before, we don't knew how it will all end, but we
eau prophesy that I.l.:psh won't be fed this time.
We Ask for Information.
The 'L.-waster t'mo* and Trdbaae, a few (Nye shine
took th. Pipt ess, an able, inifiAndent temperance pa
rer, to ta , k for insiisumill7 that Gov. Johnston On in.
temper tte maks, whereupon the Er press discloses the fut.
totem:: Cwt. It is pretty generally knorrii that Johnston
Is edaieted to intemperance :
" IVe :she •tl.is oeession td inform th ditor. that
sHU • of Cite prrplo of uomi.hurcit hmse4sootof:en
Wtt
ot••""I the performances of h:r. tacclleoec in the littuer
hoe, to he coot :need that he is nut a moderate tlrmker.
At the me , t•tig of the State Convention in this city. nit-a
ri : !... the ehe:rinati of a commatee-1 man notorious for
h;s .fdotirchrry—Vl:th the rest of the coitiiinitee. waited
im the t ;‘,rern..r to inform him of hill re•lllOnlitiatian. they
.s.• losi.theisiselves in the Mails of wine and old 31onoli
gatiiila, that the .Governor nos not prepared to It - hires!'
Ins frit nds helms ti (i'elettls iu the evening. when anoth
ci Cuttlitiittee had to be sent after Wm. The first cam
mitre. we are obi. waited on.him at three o'clock. and
On , ft-lends were expecting him from that tim unit) the
hour of etght•" •
ii
The Editor of the Erie Gazette is a famous to entice
man—is to the Italia of lecturinp through his c limns.
the rising generarma eery severed,- and justly for . ndulg•
log in the s'itttoxicatiug howl"—ii 006 of the " Sous."
We believe,
.and to all other reapectt is as well qualified
tb furn;sli u 4 infurtn-.tion as to the truth or falsity of this
'matter its any one we are acquainted with. Pilaw„ he
•was at Lancastor a st the time referred to., and must be
persaually cognizant of the truth or untruth of the Gov-
crapes mishap—will he say. then. without dodging-or
e.o , lr"caition, whether the Glimmer has or has not got
.•• for-good whiskey 1" We knpw very well that
.Ir,,tidi a charge could be substantiated against Bigler-he
Ar. bid be the first•to warn the "risiag generation," as
c it t. (fie , fetheci in lerael„h 40 :the corrupt example
t!u woirld be inculcating iwirotiog for hka for tae high
est office in the Commonwealth. A,41 for ourself we wee=
er professed to be eel" •• thin skinned" on the tempo
iance 'riurstion ; scould as soon vote for • man that in
itutgrd a fittte,oeem , ilin4lly as for the strictest advocate of
cold weier, but it is hot-so with our neighbor, hence we
,h nu ld la ce to 6.4rmokehim oat." We know he is ab
s.ut wl,ll..iive write thig artible, but he will lie home soon,
tto.i sited tid e hop.e to bear from him ors, the subi..,7l.
'I iie
first re miles of the Erie and EileislAro plank
~,ad is finieliq, and has been lacepted bi the proper an
thorios„ and a certificate of the 'lad forwarded to the
iversior. As soon a• tile nocesitu7 papers are received
f: , it Inui, gates will be erected, and toll exacted.
Fatal Accident.
A hd 'lamed Jaka Kam. aged Omit t 2 yeam, eat.
about deo l'etni4i J fleanatt & Co.. is tbia
was, hurt ea Saturday last in that estabbahatost.by
3h. fall oft heavy flask upon bim. Hs survived astir
Ole nest ctiy. .
LA VS cif —A Ems ociaoser. palled the " 8. 1. Eases,"
has twee httillifsg Made pert by Messrs. Ictach
u.., et .:+e iellieseday - lest. -She is about
in !one berth.. aid lit-oweed by 8. Emeo. Eat* of
•,-Feld, N. Y.
The
Oar political opponents, I , e whip, an fames for their
consistsner, mery 'I ,
Never, in all* their political caw ,
paigne have they roved recreant to that political Virtue,
I l a
let them tell the Iv ory — not even when they denounced
the Mexican war and then nominated and elected on
of the heroes of t t war ! No, nor thee they denounced
the election of a • mere military ctiieftain.l l ha the per.
son of Gen Jack ta, who. by the by.
,bad 'filled divers
civil stations with onor and credit, and then turned round
• Gee. Taylor. who. so far from ever
il
n. dodo lie had hot sotto exercised.
clot for rty years. Theo* are only
a hiato of oar opponents. showing
bet they lett be added to iedinait i e.
ow. bow vet. le to deal with the pro.
that they have sot. even is thie essa
melees well earned repetitive let
and nominated o
fillingrt civil itatt
the right of a el
two instances in
their consistency
ly. purporio
sent, and to show
paign, forgot thei
consistency.
fig Convention at Lancaster. among
'ved that the sdinihietratiens of Pres-
Goir 7 Johnston were eminently Whig
come up to the Iran standard and ex
,arty, and'should receive their hearty
Oct many other resolves too numerous
how that they were sincere in this re
sted Gov. Johnston for re•electioa. bet.
appear, to show thelreensisteacy. gave
o-by, and brought eta' another ** ma
n the person . of Gen. Scott. for Tiresi
• ttlge of a whig paper, The Pittsburgh
eito.ctse the reward of the feithhil and
istration is, kick hint out ; in the other.
quite a difference. jt seems to us."
it ils "quite a difference." butit is only
t fteriuua dais of consistency , of yours
nittylnania Whigs have paid Wi t Fill
limpliment of approVing his adthinis
lhrow their weight MIA a movement
teal with the people, mast deprive
idmiiiistration they say thernse.ves
It with, and in its stead place one
``ill hate in untried , ' military chief
a our 'political atrAirs, sad with very.
t iolitkal economy. With our aim
s. this double-dealing is Metplica
's idministraiion has been knit is
V hige say it is, why seek to change?
eithful public servant—a tree and
—a sagacious statesman—to make
iilitary chieftain," untried in civil
in all that contributes to a statee
het.- is objectionablet to one hslf, of
it is expect/id that his great deeds
irength to Gov. Johnston and safe
orn hope" through the battle of Oc•
:I of the grossest injustice, not only
the administration. It, ineffoct.
your Administration his been all
it is weak before the people, and
Gimes uuder loin. flag. You are
r capable, and every litchi' whig,
ople 'tenet found it ant. and If we
in the same boat,iiitk your weights
fdu most, therefore, Mand bark and
lability.'-lt is aniestto Gen. Scott,
his popularity for the purpose of
iiii destined to inevitable defeat. It
ck•horse to carry Gov. Johnston's
and when the Goiri or falls, as fall
tar of Gels. Smolt mast set, so far
'ucertied: It is notdenied that Scott
ailahle" candidate of the, Whigs here
! is fielding ont an inducement to the
e cani-assure oar opponents they I
dvaatag l e of, to strike him dawn now,
the dead weight ef,ohnstonisin up
on defeated this fall, with Scott's
m, and the Whigs cannot go into 1
lion nest year and claim for him'
ppm:lime will say, he has already
hat State before the people—be is
"—he possesses military Femme.
stone, a state that is proverbial for
ilitary chieftains"—that threw her
larrison and Taylor—hue already
him. lie, therefore, is no sager
r ;
lt has lost its savor," military Tory
now if we must be defeated, w had
h a tried . statesman for our et nd
il untried one like Scott. Such.
lessoning of the Whigs in their Na
ii regard to the nomination of Gen.
=M
other things, re I!
iJeui Fillmore an
and patriolie—ho
peetetioas oft
ouPPirrt , with x
to tneotioo. o
wile, they own
strange at it may
Mr. Fillmore tae
itary chieftain,"
dent. lu the lan
Joiraast, " la th.
acceptable admi
renominate
Tll3O. Sir Whit,
on a par with tlt
party. " The r
more the empty..
tratioo," while tl
which, even if s
tha country of
they can Sad no
which, at it; int.
min." inexperie
very crude notio
pte democratic n
ble. If Mr. Fdl
all the Petitteviva
Why throw oee
tried polttical fr
rooai for • •' on
affAir.4 inexperie
man, and *ho,
the confedertiey
in the field will
l conduct that •
tober, then it is an
. to Gen. Scott, but t ,
says to Mr. Fillmore
that it shoold .be, bu
we dare not trust ou
very honest and ver
bet somehow the pe
place Gov. Johnston
will surely sit* it.
make room for "ay,
because it is stealin
sustaining bee who
is making him the p
load Opulence' eint,
he witt, the politic'sl
as the Keystone is c •
is now the most " an
at the north, hence i
Democrats. which
will not 1411 to take
when he is carrying
on his baelt. John
popularity to back b
the National Cora , -
the Keystone. Ilia
been condemned In
ne longer ••avaiiebl
'tie true, but the Ke
its adherence to '•
votes for Jackson •
turned he: back u
" available." the '•
baa ran its race, and
bette be defeated w
aid-bearer than *t
we say, will be the
tioual C0;1706°00.
Scott for the Preside
icy ; and it will be reasoning based
upon correct premix s, too and more, it will have its ef
fect. As the case tiOariilo, then, the Whip of Pennsyl
vania first kilt MT Fillmore with Scott to save Johnston,
and in saving that worthy functionary, their *• available"
favorite, with all hie blu.hing military honors, inglori
ously falls withthe Weight of such • burden about hie
neck. Our mipioneritsi might as well have repudiated
nye iitddied him with Jothintoniam
Ssatt •t once.
ye been more consistent. more manly
ed.( a eiroat party. determined to be righ
But MICH has been the course o
and it would ti
moire like the d
at all haz+rds.
1l woahl not have been according to
the Whig Party
, izghest consistency," or in the line
'ore Pursued by them. Hence, we bud
approaching campaign, arrayed against
on of Fillmore, though nominally ous
ted, in feet, against the - final nomination
upon the outside supporting him.
11 to be their favorite ; arrayed against
lien.ures of the last Congress through
or G iveruor„ though notwi flatly pledging
1, 110 their resolutions, to sustain them
sinended ; arrayed ajainat, the perpetu
by claiming that those MellSlllret ought
.r repealed, though declaring themselves
• to be the true Union party; and finally,
the Constitution itself. which declares
from libor shill be given up." by AM'
ur Governor who refuses to sign a bill
carrjing out of that important and just
Cunstiustioa. And Ws is the - " Height
1/f •
the dictates °Pt!
1
of policy heirciv I
that party in th -
the Adininistrat
teinini it; rrs:
of Geu. tic. t, t i
and Claiinii hi
the'colllyiro,. it" ,
their candidate
theineelves, th
until repraled o
it of the L:nin
.to litkvttnelided
at the saih.e. liin
arnyed avid 116
that .... (naives
twining a man
facilitating the
provision of the
of Consistency
.
L .y a Book for August t
Godey's Lady's ook for August has come I. hand.:
Ir is an eseelient n tuber. We and glad to learn that
"there newer was a time when the Lady's Book was so
proaperoos ;" fin it flatly dee sll its prosperity.
Terms, $3 per year. or 25 : etinik per single copy. The
postage an it anywhere within 500 miles is 2 cents per
copy. 'Subseribefrir it. , l'
s FEtt, 0 .—Joseph . B. Tyler. • young man
aged to euty. fere years, felt overboard from the brig Con
meltation, off' Beaver Island, on her last trip, and sins
drowned. Hewes engaged in shaking reefs -from 'the
mainsail and it was not known by the ctew that h. had
- fallen over until they heard his cries (tom the water.—
The Boat hove to, but before his comrades could reach
him he sunk beneath the waters. Young Tyler was se
industrious man and possessed of exemplary nitorale—
He rasa favorite with the officera and crew of the Coo
stelletion, bi whom his lose is greatly deplored. He was
a resident of Ashtabula. Trignats.
Mr. Tyler was a resident of Saybrook. in this Tnnty,
and son of Mr, Hubbard Tyler. and wee ambiasteerned
by all who knew him.—Meta 'phloem*
UNPATESTED LAND.I.The surveyor Genial gives
the following important notice to .fall persons in
possession of; or owning Unpatented Lands within
this Cbnintonwealth, that the Act of Assembly pass
ed the Ifhli day of Aptil. 1733, entitled 'An Act to
to graduate lands on Which mosey is due and un
paid to the Commonwealth at fenseylvania; and
which-Act has been extended from time to time by
supplementary laws, milt expire ea the lad day of
December oaf; after which time ho abetment can be
made of any interest which may base accrued upon
the origonal purchase money. It will therefore be
highly ,importaut to those loterested to secure their
patents. and the keeehts of the said acts and its
supplements, during the time the amp will cootie
,:re in force,
CoubUnm3y.
Pennsylvania Whigs sid Digeolution •
YkHA'' THEIR SOUTHERN BRETHREN BAY Or THEM !
Thl Whip of Peastiyhrsnia have taken their position
for this Gabersaterial and Presidential Canvass of
1851 rind 18.52. by the nomination of the present incum
bent. Gov. Johnston.
for
the ,Chief Magistracy of the
State.nad Gen. Ekon for the Presidency. They hare
laid down their platform, unfurled their banner and in
scribed. sport it, in blood red letters. Dastriton : That
we speak advisedly as to this issue, we will proceed to
quote from several as reliable tutig papers as Fan be (Mind
south Of Mason and Dixon's line—papore thin have per;
er din4hed in their support of Whiguandidates, or Whig
measnres. but which repudiate and denounce the plat
form and cassdinsitestrected and nominated by the Whip
at Lancaster. The first from which we shall' quote i s !
the Lersaisreilia Courier, a paper that has a more erten;
aive ci'rcalation is the South West thou any other Ken
tucky icurnal. It sale :
..Witt
j e regard this dodging operation of the Pennsylva
nia Whig Convention tontoutouut to a surrender of th e
State into the hands of our opponents. These are not the
days, or this the crisis for either equivocation or hesita
tion on the part of either candidates or political parties,
whom the Coinpromise inea•ures.are the *object of dis•
fussier' or consideration. There is no ouch tiling as *
neutral,. middle. or inditrerent ground. There are lout
two sides to the question, end those who erg not rier. n .
ditionally and uuresorvedly for them, are. against theni
and tie' V•VOR or utisuierios. This is this view we take
of the Conftnt;tai as lending to
of thin matter, and thus helieving.,l4Ve no 'n ee it at i es i s
denouncing the cosine
awarcby and revolution,_aud is beiug , a war with the frets
interests of the country." I
This is the language of a !Aortal which has never yet
prov/ recreant.to the . Wltig party—which bas stood by
!l eo Clay time ant of mind, aed,which, upon the,slai
ery tritestiou, hat never occupitid ultra ground .; yet it
does not hesitate to saY that the position of. Gov. JohiS
stun nnd tits Whig supporters wilt lead to Dom:mt.:Taos !
Wei neat quote from the St. Louis 1*(414m-cr. ,te
P.oential Whig journal, edited with much ability by J
11. Cnschatt. Esq., fornierly a Whig member of Congress
front I'e:incases. !Of Guy. John.ston's speech at Las:
caste, that paper says : • '
• .
'• le does not think that a material modification of
Oils ( he fugitive slave law.) law would endanger the
Union. We can tell Goy. Johnston that he is wholly
mistaken. If he supposes that the people of the south
and west will longer submit td be trifled with and Mann
ed byl the Abolitionists, ho is entirely' in error. TJteir
right are guaranteed by the Constitutipn, and thet will
submit to nn further infringement of them. lithe tbig
partyjol l'enosjlvabia choose" to plant itself upon the
doctrine. that the fugitive slave law is to be repealed or
materially modified, or if it denies to the South the full
benefit of the constitutional gitarantim it wilt have no
sym ' thy a
1 r
wn Western or Southern Whigs. We , are
spit t all further ngitntion of the subject and fora full
and ithful observance of the atipalations of the Coosa
tulle .
W desire the success of no party, by whatsoever name
it m •be called,- which denies these rights to the South.
A mire iscquiel*nco in the cempromise measure' is not
sufficient ; there must be a firm determination to accord
jatice to the South, and a faithful observance of the oh.
figatious of the Constitution. We do not ask the people
of th 4 North to advocate slevery ; their abstract views on
that 'Object pertain only to themselves. and we claim no
right ito control their opinions upon tb• question. whether
or no shivery is i moral, social mid political evil. They
are it liberty to think just as they Please on that stibject,
hut the people of the South claim the acme right,' and
they trill ilsist upon the cataract with the North embod
ied in the COllmitflitloll. That contract pros-ides for the
re of fugitive eleven. It Governor Johnston or the
ilia Whigs go rotten evasion of this contract,
sed to carrying it out faithfully, in letter and
spi en we do riot desire their success The 'access
of sur) a party throughout the nation would n o t only en-
.
danger. but would be fatal to the Union. It surprises us
that anen of sense at the 'Sortlowillst their eyes blind
ly against this truth. There is o a way to pry
- the Union, and that consists in carrying out faithtully
and fisirly the provisions of the natural compact. If Gov
ernor Johnston in to this..we trust he will be de
feated. as we desire no success of any party'. whether
Whig or othOrtise. which is incompatible with the sub
ty of Our glor ous national MOD.
tlfire again it is fearlessly and emphatically asserted by
a Boathern Whig paper—A paper that has been as bitter
ly denunciatory of• tho SMathern secessionists ai any in
the Smith West—that if the - platfoitn adopted by the
Whigs of PenasylviMia is to preva,ll. Dissourrion is in
evitable. Hut we quote once again ; and we tarn new
to Georgia, a State that, at the pens has rebuked the
Southeru wing of the Disonionisti/ The S h Fe
link/icon, a leading Whig paper in, Georgia, in spitakhlg
of the nomination of Geo. Scott bi the Whigs of Perin
syhania, says :
. .
" Candoreequires us to say to War Northern brethren
once for all, that they mar nominate Gen. Scott, (and
poss Ody elect him though we douln it) but that no party
iiii,
at thb South can take any pert et her an his nomination
or election Not one Southern Bt to would cast its Tote
for him, except perhaps Keane y. and we 'hope she
would not. Either Mr. Fillmore. Gen. Cass, Mi. Web
awe, Mr. Buchalen, Mr. Dmiglose. or Mr. Butler would
carry •verr. other Southern State against him! We need
not say, Whigs as we hare beenlid Constitution Union
men as we now are, that we shou d rejoice at it. It may
be replied, we know, that Gen. 'Scott will abide by and
enforce the Compromise niessiireri. But the fact that he
comes forward under the'saspiees of Mr. Seward, of
*
Newi York. and Goy, Johnston. of Pensylrania—ia ei.
therlof whom the South has one panicle of con •
is encingh to damn him to utter defeat in this a
the nonfederact% The South ean 'sparer co-opera
a patty in which such dema g ogue l s and maicententa re
officiating priests. They both claim to be Union men,
just es their co-laborers in agitation in this latitude do t
and et they lend all their intlitenee to the stirring up of
-strift and revolution."
t
The ant e paper further remark. that while . • there is
a large edd echre party throuihout all of the cotton
growing States, with South Carolina at the head, no*
marshalling All its ()mei; Gor diseolution en account of
causes which already exist, the tlhtien party itself is no
lessiiletetutined to withdraw fremlthe confederation , un
less the condi tions•specitied by the Georgia Convention
are elomplicid With, and the prorisibns of the eompromis
honeirtly and hilly carried out. T i lris is the true . positio
of parties at the South. The Union party to-day wool
be the aeonion" party to-morrow, upon the happen/a
of slitter -of the contingencies alluded t.i." Snub; then.
is the opilsion of the Whigs of th) South lof tire position
and Oandtdptes of their brother Whigs of Pennsylvania.
Net fine of them but what decidedly condemns the pasi
lion they have taken—yea, more they hare no beaks
'ion in declaring that if it is penis led in. and prevails kw
fore the people, it roust eventuate in Dissourruistr. Is
Penisylvania prepited for this 7 fi We think not ;and we
thin her people will say so, by repudiating Johnston and
his rilatferm, and declaring for •'flitnt.r.rt—ths Valois as
it is--the Campeau:lie as it is I" -1
I
Bits Aectetver AND DRATH.-.. I ~„,_,
nig morningabout
2 i4luck, the Hack belonging o the }'armor'. Ho
tel, *as driven down to the 1; ding, near the pier,
for 4 man named Barry, his wir e, and two children,
who came in un a Propeller. 1 The driver left the
hack with the abate. persons fh it, to took after the
bigage. . While he was atierrt the horses and
hackwent into the rirer , and the wife and iwnehil ,
dr were drowned. The afilieted and dtsconsolMe
father is now at the Fanners Motel. We !ear the
hac was driven near the pier4on the_accout)elf the
ill I alth of Mr. Barry. 0 of the ho c r was
blin-; both were drowned. / r
1 is tithe that some means *ere used by our city
autl °Titles t. 3 pretent these 116artreOfnif calirni
ties Several persons hate been drwned within
the sat few mouths in a similar mehnec. .
r. Berry is an Irishman, and was limn Mil
wet kee, Wisconsin. ,
he bodies of tho mother a. , children have been
rem. red'.—Clenciiind Hera •.
doat..--When this foe was firs; introduced into
use in En 'bit t use of the unoxiour land, * the Elludice against it was so
c
strong tha the Comme i ns 'petitioned the drown to
li
pror al
fuel. A royal
p lomat n bawl failed to abate the growing nui
ean , a commis on was issued to ascertain who
bur coal wi in the city and its neighborbood#
and to , punish / them by fine for the first offence, end
by demulitien of their furnaces if they persisted
in t nsgestiun. A law was at length passed mak
init • g.ipitaliiffenee to burn coal within the city
of nahn, and only permiting it tithe aged ail fore
irt.o
es • ,the skinity. Among the records in the Tow
er, , r. Astle found a document importing th at in
the ime of EJward 1., a man bad been tried, eon.
ett
, and executed for the crime of intro*, goof
o , , , . ft took three semidries to entirely ef-
I tee, this prejudice.
SIFTINGS YROH-CIIIR EXCHANGES
WITH IDITORIAL,DASH A r4r. TIN•
10 — Martin
_Van Buren is, up in Venturi( tickling trout.
se says au exchange. That is better ensploymeot than
tickling gudgeon. at Duffel*. as he did In '4B.
In" Cold bathing. pure waist. plan diet. e cleat COlll -
science, s clean Girt, and a printers receipt. are indis
pensableto health and happiness.
QT A Kentucky whin-paper claims the present cheap
postage as ono of ( the results of the preeent,whig adniin
istration. The aims chap will undoubte ily next claim
the sunshine and rain, as another result of whit rule.
117 Don't 4,0 hops with your arms folded. For
fenoramileson il4wis who roll up their sleeves and . pat
their shoulders to the wheel that proptilii th ew on to
wealth sad happiness.
QT Pnlyfc Mrs. Phillips. heir% 'near irandalia.
Indiana, bad twin children about eight :Months since.
and &boat three 'weeks eitt , e, gave birth to five mete,
all alive 'and kicking. "Vot a prophet!''
ID' Alwaysa gentleman—it is just[as easy as to be
a Lonfer,.great dent pleasanter. pito kind word
and smile will accomplish more than , a cart load of
12E1
IP' We used M be firm in the faith thSt ••the World is
governed too much;" cud perhaps it is; but it certainly
cOO% be so with the people to the world:! The "Higher-
Lsw."to ■ iooti: :stony instances, is Dot high enough.
QT. HAS O .
A - Ist* missi on
dace Musa!ems
could t on
more (tar:milt to change than religion.
to :Turkey says he con Id convert a
to Christianity in leas time than he
tio buckskin breeches.' •
Er A queer gatherer of stastasties say that of otut
dred and fifty-eight women whom - he net in the streets
of a city within a given time, one huodited were sucking
their parasol handles. AP ,
QT A Fstimat.—lt is an old song. 'rain .before sev
en. clear before eleven." It commeted pouring at 5
o'clock Tnesdy morning, last. and did' t stop nutil night.
The old song is • humbug clesrly.
1:17 Tar mad Feathars.—A gentlema , named Tarr was
mirried to a widow named Feathers, a Newport the oth
er day. Rather • warm combination fror each swelter
ing weather. -
OZTStrang. the Norman prophet. Who has been on
triat for serest days in Detroit, ott akharge of murder:
and robbing the mail, has been acquiftLd. Bo that mod-,
ern prophet is not to be c4i6ed.
Q 3 Dell•s Life in London. recently lusted that a lefty
had lost no less than „C 20,00% on the Derby races. The
Limerick Chronicle says the lady is the only daughter of
the poet Lord Byron, "Ada, sole dao#hter of 'my house
and heart."
.
ICY There is a pretty good prospeel et. fight betweeti
the' new "silvergray"psper at Fred:polio. The Adrcytiser ;
and the old ”Wooly•Head" organ. The Cinsor. Go it
boys, we'll .hold your bats, but as to thb "wool," we beg
to be excused
DJ' One of our exchatiges says 'pleasure owes all its
zest to anticipation. The promise dl. a shil)iug•fiddle
will keep a schooltMy has happineersiora year. • The fun
connected with its peteesion will extrire in an hottr.- 7
Nuw, what is true of schoolbo)s is rurally true of men.
411 they differ in, is the price.of their fiddly.
Cr - Th e y have a live english no ; leivan at Data;
playing hi the Theatre. flis name M Sir Wm.
It is said he plays the finished gentle4an to perfection.
Of course be ought tu.,because ail LeiAs are tenderness
.'by divine right."
Li' One editor says to !mother wilt( whom he is at war
—Your paper is opened in this t ame and pismires
never read; beside, its contents are opt worth reading;
and if thei were worth reading. they are so badly printid
that nobodyean real thew
T,he Albany Dutchman gives the following:—The
everlasting perseveiince of the YankCe, is admirably il-
Instreted in a case that lately ()martii at Linn, away
"dew! cut. , A cute chap indentured ;himself to a boot-,
maker for 4e. weeks, to learn I. fit beats. At the end all
three days be bought out " np for himseltfil
LIT Tni MASI who slops by d—ins her,
eyes, and tie chap whom supper everyi
night and Man Arises him ,I, away his ap-'
petite, were out on a Imre& igetti... ter day, upend
ing money. their wiree had dbt 'staking.
. --
It 7 Franklin says it every man end woman would
work four hours a day at suintliting miefitl, want mud mi
ery would be banished from the wortil. and the rennin
ing portion of ‘ the, twenty-fuer ar ight be devoted
leisure •nd pleainre:
V' A correspondent of the Rikheiter Advertiver.
whose responsibility the editor enddrses. says Brightimi
Young. recently appointed Governor of Utah by Pretiii
dent Fil mote. ' •kreps over twenty Concubines, or spir . -1
ittial wives." Of course help an open abuser or &mop.'
racy.
U 7 $s
Ame of the whit papers are 'preparing for defeat,
this fall. The Pi
j usburg Commercial jotanial say 7,
"Should we lose the Stale, a result' by no means r? 1
the loss must not be put down to Scott." Of count 64
but if such an improbability as Johnitou's electionthould
happen, then shout yourself hoarse ' in proclaim)ng it se
evidence of Scott's strength.
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(a• Wow •5,./i
t
/OR O ---- glitto measure Mom tweatiy-seven• to
-twenty-Igoe inch a round the waist), but mostArnales at
not permit th ' enwielves to grow beyoadta?inty4ON; thout
sands are laced to twenty two. sorne,if less theKtwenty
Inches. and by means of wood, wha'ebone and steel, thilt•
chest ispftedk reduced to one half yilize. And vet ,a ihi
face of such recta, reform iu fokiilel,dresa is hooted at by
the mass. , / • , 1
,
ID'Corsiers, says an exchange bin always been popi ,
ular. There's cosjner lots y what iisioas ad wealth have the
nut conjured up. The* . the chimney corner is endeared
to the heart from 'the/tidiest to the latest boar of exist!.
once. A song apynet in a, will? 'Who ever object
ell
to such a thing? 4 A corner in a wco s inan's heart. On e c;
get there, and 0 may soon commatad the entire domaiet.
A corner ln a te mple of Fame? lArrive at- that , mil
von Deco inimOrtal. 1 i
1"
ur Sanabody'adsertisea in a Ifej;York paperas foi
-1,,,w7,-”Wanted one or two boys 14 attend is liqor store!,
11Iuit know the linsiness. and coma recommended." 4
p r e are afraid it Will plague the adyertiser to get jusit
such boys is be inks for; for. as • isneral rule. the
~.
los
er the boy business this
paorer*he !owls recomi
tneded."
ET In
years Md. as. WINg BO fa r
verely bit bye mad dog that he died within fire hem}
after the attack. The whole of hi• mot property is be.
(wa ttled to • wild Toting nephew. 'who for several yeses.
has .been. and still is...a/played stale COIXIIOOII' Sailer ills
one of the Liverpool emigrant 'hip
OatT of our cotornperariss says the worst grumble('
it Newspapers are the poorest paytatasters. There is +
doubt a great deal of truth la this. fa our Editorial sz
perience we bad a . man, wbo Paid his stabseriptiiM
in advance. complaio of our elforMlo make a good paptlr
.— o n the contrary. they have havarriblY said. whoa called
upon to express au opiaiost. that lilts paper was mock)
better them the support.
Er The Washington Telegraph is one of the mo i st
sprightly papers on our exchange! list. lt always his
sonirthieg goad as say, and well slid it in tes.—Pinin - .
Betaidi , ',
ig..„ • i
Well. nt,
or it wee vim 44 *se apes offiehtebsags jilt:
i
but somebew alter a brief oink te see sapetens it very
aneereatonioasly triseengnaed its Waits. sad left as'o
weeder 1- . - I ,
..lf it was se seen done kw
. Why 41 aver was begari for." . . ,
ty-fo4
INN ipie Erie Observer
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The third annual meeting of the "Medical Society of
the State of, Newsytennis" was held on'the 28,th.23th,
and 30th of May at the Ilall of the American Philosophi
cal Society, io Philadelphia. Seventy-six delegates were
present. and for the first time Erie county re among
those represented.
, 1 '
Mum matter of public interest was before the Society
I .—Reports from several county Medical Societies were
read on the Medical Topography. Epidemics and diem;
1
gious disorders. within their respective limits during i 4
year .180. , .- '
'The report from the Berke county Med:eal Society
contained a description of the Medical Topography of the
count) illustrated by a beautifully executed colored map
prepared front geological surveys; an accrual of the epi
demics which have occurred during the year. with 001 i.
1 Cell of:the diseases which have prevailed over the several
' 1 geological forniations &c. It was drinmented upon as
model report, and a similar plan was recommended to
the ether cot my societies.
The repot of the Erie County Society. pr pared by
Dr•"(.7.. F. Perkins was liveried to with great i yereat. '
Measures were taken to procure the con motion of
the law for the reg.atration of Births. Marriage,. and
Driaths passed by the late legislature. and eomplimen,
s tory resoluttomi ware passed in (over of the firm Edward
.Armstrong. of Phi ladelptim. for his ellilent services in
procuring.the Passep of the law. , . .
!Profoasur JaCkson presented a report on small-pox and
vacination, which developed some.importanifacts.—The
glowing are extracts from this report: ,
• In the report of last rear some evidences ware ad
duced from statistical facts which appeared to indicate ff
that epidemic Periods were to be observed in the eceir- 1
rents of small-pox Cases of dieme are almost constantly
present to the cities of this country and of Europe.' Tim:
te the arena! stele: Yet there ifs no epidemic spreading-.
of the disease sad confusion of the contagions miasma,'
strectiog persons at a distance from the foci of iudividu
alcases. Something appears to be wanting to complete
the epidemic &institution. In other years, a few eases of
small-pox appear ill.a.part of a city. in
,a village or 'dis••
Wet of country, and immediately' it assumes an eiiitle
',inic character, and numerous cases are developed in the' '
course of a limhed number of weeks or months, when it I
againsrappears.
be last epidemic visitation of small pox in London
Was in the )ears 1814-5. Between 2,000 and 3.000
'deathswere recorded. Thp mputhly average of deaths
was 165; the weekly, 37. Singe that period, the annual
Mortality has been from 4 to, 600. in 1849. the whole
bomber of deaths was 528; the,monthly average 44. the,
Weekly II: In 18.50, the total deaths from small-pox '
pll'efe 482; monthly average 40 2-12.-weekly 6 1-3. The
population or London' exceeds 2.000.000.
"While Europe and this country have been exempted I
from epidemic small-pox, for the last year. or five years.)
it has raged with excessive viruleuce in Bengal. pa/ti
tularly in the dipital. Calcutta. la 1849-50. it destroy
k.ii 6,100 persona; and during the first three Months of
1850. the death's' were 3.326. in a population of 387,308.
"'I he history* of all the great universal epidemics has
!shown thole march to be most generally from the east to
;the west. It is not au improbable anticipation that this
iepidemic dispoiition.or constitution. that* gives, when it
prevails, new force to the contagious element of venues,
may reach Enrime and this country to two or three years.
"The best and only safe means of guarding against the
dangers and intiriality attending the invasion of epidemic
!small-pox. t to give the greatest possible extension to the
'practice of Coed nation. Experience has fully shown that
while it confect complete immunity to many. it ',malts
protection and contributes to the safety.of the great Wan
of the community, by impositte a ninthfication on the i
;disease. mitigating its severity and restraining its activ
ity. I . .
'The plan far the' gratuitous vaccination of the poor.
adopted in this city and its county districts. should be
extended throughout the State. All the corm:Witte towns.
is is believed. possess already the authority to appoint
physielians for tiler purpose, mid to pay for their services
ftiain the funds of the corporation. The county com
missioners might be authorized by the legislature. which/
should, be memorialised to that effect, to appoint medicsA
practitioners to vaccinate the poor. and to defray the ex
pense from the county treasury. It is recomnieuded hat
this Siety and the County "Socleues combine to err)'
out th s plan. . -,_ , •
"U .. Gregory . one of the highest authorities on the
snbje t. communicated very recently to the Re al Medi
cal ai 0 Chirurgical Society , the folloviing vi a:—
1
Ist That vaccination, performed 'under 15, romance.
'gives'ss complete protection against small 0:31I inocu
lation. i • ..,
2d. After 15 years another law come . into operation
The economy acquires a ausceptibilit to a first attack
of small-pox, sop is liable to a 'even attack at 50 or 60
years. • According to this ,propo• hon. the protective
i f
power of vaccination progressivelyr diminishes after the
' age of 15.
' 3d. • T-hat vaccination after 1' years is use)ess. It does
not afford protection against ati attack of small-pox. It
may be resorted to as a place u to satisfy the pirtilic mind.
but is of nomimed.
4th. Tha t M. Cazenav . the celebrated dermatologist
of Paris. an others had, certained, by experiment, that
inoculation in - persons inter fifteen !Fears, who had been
previously vaccinated/produced a - 11 It w forrquf disease..
characterized by pa tai of the skin, unaccompanied by
Vesicles or puhttece!
Silt That this nen popular disease is not Contagious;
is unattended with danger, sod gives protection against
synall•pox.for life. ,
'"These itatements Dr. Gregory adopts, enamors teem.
and asserts at lie knows them to be t tie.' Professor
2aCkson's eport states that if these views me Correct, it
is clear t at inoculation; after 15 years of age, must be
submit ed for vaccination; add recommends that the
Statejind County Sodeties institute investigations to
.test i the truth of the new revelations.`'
Att a public entertainment which closed the session.
wad marked the good feteling and hospitality of the Pro
/torsion but three Medical Societies were distinguished
by special toasts, and of those Erie county was one, the
sentiment being "Persecuted and Prosecuted its course
le still onward end upward." To which an appropriate
reply was made by Dr. James L. Stewart, the delegate
from late county.
EZTIVORDINAZI CASH.—We find revelled in ,the
Upland Unionthe following marvellous case: _
"About ink Weeks since, John H. TaylOr, of Edg
moot in this county, was severely woundeil,b) the
bursting of his gun. The breech ti:ew out, struck
him un the forehead betweeir the corner of the eye
and the nose, making a wound that was-for several
days considered dangerous. He recovered slowly
and was able to go out upon his farm and -gave di
'rections about his business. On Wednesday or
Thursday of last week, Dr. Aitken discovered that
the breech of the gun wastn Mr. Tayloi's forehead
having passed in below the region of the brairi.—
Drs. Gregg and Buddleson were called, and the
three physicians, after a severe effort ky the use of
forceps, extracted the iron, which was nearly three
inches iu length, half an inch thick. varying from
three quarters to an inch in breadth, The removing
of the iron was a severe operation for the patient,
bat we since learn that he is more comfortable than
befo, and inipthving in strength. -.Taylor's
escape from instant death comes within the limits
of too miraculous, and the lung dontinuance of such
a owls ut iron iu his head, so near the brain, is al
most incredible, but.'it is most certainly true.
MARRIED
On the Sib inst., by the Rev. G. W. Cleveland, Mr.
Wdfu Couse, of Harborcreek. and Miss Pauteliall ill, of
On the 14111 . inst.. by the vane. Mr. John Rogers, and
Miss Sarah RUbuison, both of Venango.
At Union, on the 4th inst., by M. Niles, Esq., Mr.
Samuel Davis, to Miss Adelia flainderson, both of Plea
santville. Veuango county. •
At die same time and place. by the same, Mr. Alfred
Ross, and Miss Marie Henderson. both of Pleasantville.
Oo the 14th inst. by Rev Joseph-F. Dean, Mi. Jloerph
F. Lwery, of Green, to fflias Ann Shay. of this city.
In Fairport. July lat. by Charles Smart, Esq.. Mr. W.
Jackson, of this city. to Misa Nancy Maria. daughter of
Capt. 0. Andrews, of Eairport. .
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.'
pr.rstx. in artificial Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice! a great
Dyspepsia curer, prepared from Rennet. or the fourth stomach of
the Or. after directions of Baron' Licbig the great Physiogieal
Chemist by J. fr. Houghton. M. li.. No. 11 North Eighth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indira.
Don, Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Liver Complaint. Constipation and
Debility. curing after nature'
_own method, by nature's on d agent
the Gastric Juice. gee adi enurement in another columm
A SMALL CONSIIII2IIIICNT OF THE ABOVE ARTIME
.11'ST RECEIVED, AND FuR SALE ay CARTER AND
I BROTHER. NO.*.F.F.D IIoCSE. Also, by. DR.?. HALL,
No e I, IJUGtIaP BLOCK.
•
"J'T The valuable Moorand Dater*, which hare nenuired.so
extensive a popularity. and command 'Diary ■ sale, are prepared
only by Dr. Jaeksoa. wise German hilerbeittel Wrote. No. lalk
Arch street. Philadelphia. These bitters have h well merited re
nown *if theeure of liver complaint. dyspepsia. chronic or ncr.
Tons debility. ere., in relieving which they have no equal, and
bare Indeed proved& brifissing io thousands. who regard Dr. Jack
son as their preserver from an untimely rave -We basemen the
seingolainistate eases of dyspepsia speedily and, radically cured by
them. The surest test of the excellence of an article Is its being
eonniertkited ; this is the ease with these Sewers. l'olobtain the
genuine. go to Dr. Jackson's authorised
NEW ADVERTISEtIENTS%
Now lhouser Gooda —
I HAVE just returhed from 1 4 1..ve York with a apten4,4
ruent of th e . ery,tairst at) lea 'of' Ilsos Goat., %twit w
h att ht fur and at Auettah at V.lpCf tent lei. than
sold for an.the wring. -C. M. TIBBALS.!
Erie. July Ilk 101.
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Lightning, sods.
' a
yri I 17, underpined , agents or J. 4,4,1, Mermt , e•iou.4l rail th.,.., 11 „ .
mi, of the pithillC to their 111,11Wird l.ntlititing R0d.....,
, v.
tientarly to their unproved Plitiount P.,,,,i, • t „, ~,:. ,i , ,,.
warrame to ream the atuxopherie edupe. Mt . ' hk „,, ti ;' ,. ...
j " , _
them W will rtmaln in town a re% day., persona %„b;; c. „,"'"
.wouid,d,, well to ep.mismeopira. All orJerP aalepre,l to die lia . .!
ifersigne, through the Poet (Mice at-Erle. adi t, Dr ,„ rni? an . ,l.
I
eel. 0. ALGAN 4 MtKPAZ.II"..
Erie, July If, ISGI .
clop:ivied phe
one
Ri,Auq.
8 1 : 1 7 .ii a::: " : 7 1 :
demen. and trove purehssed one o n t op.elf. i lettere ti k ., - .
'tenor to any other Rtyle, the Points are terminly vie!! a 4 , 1 , 4,
the ptirpoPe deignel.
1 Meadville. July. 1831.
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eiVANNefRti GERMAN O IN T Z II E v .Q A .I ja TIT T Ii :2 It s r s T7 4
efto cr,
eened
Pr by July Pth,
_
5T03111%.
C,ADWEI.I. his Intel) o•tursos.l-fruos ese Fantrt where he ha• heel , elelohoz the snort or the ''‘
//Intoner in t.ure hati Good+. a t s - ary lose otte•-.. nod
eels Hot Ina late goirehate of St.' tt %Irk Cotths,
1, 10 , any lee for , r before Onerel la .tot. Itt 4 th , t, Iu:
elu-e out toy eu •et clock of llexel4. nor.
room for the Fall carpv , ev at le the lose . •
goode ate grolie fact., 11.1'114%111
Erse. July Prat.
• .
11.1rtieular ;friends are suf.rtised that halalo'r. milt
whirl! are out oil Quoit nod Soto. Om) are
ina k thE op lar ; :er yment., nod that they toobt p aw ur ~.„
heeoilettert ow•ttlf . l . Ptittral,9ll of lb . ?
rirtllrd to the oldrgartursa lent to our it. 3l /01e., but oats ne.•
eral tettarst to the eLyrus !POUT ettUtitUft•.
ore, cud
are at Me totnee elinett hrolk ,f a n d
at. ,), thrtr la recelir uxmry ddrotz
Erie. j u . ) I% • LE:4-rE.R. SENNy.rr k ES rat:
••
%TIE: — IAttreuVED . SELF ADJI•sT . O, ; TR ,
hie!. eth4le,t more radical rurr. 'ban all oiloas
Nes.% 1110 eqtt•tr , leteti ;W1441110 It‘t•lt u, an y form amt
tens of the, l+ly, wholly 'diem using re ,th the :trap
t; l, l4ars ..rarer. 1 Fur oak' by
I tEAK 'l* OF Ir
. A fte.h so pol e rat
reeetred by •81 RTON Ult.
rienSts7ettraet for the ha tollseichkel.tral ms ,„, ut
, • k ove. Gera n d• ran/liar:awl We.i Jew s ,'
rlsroy.J.relo• t ah, iladtrar.e, Verbena, and Jes...oa,n en.., iv. J 11.SURTIt It. 11 ad 1
. -
NOitICE•
pill I: etthrerlberis to the ir twat :fusel( of the wand %rater-
1. turd hank Road l'onipany arc hereby notplid him an aids , /
tm/Weal' art per cent on *swami sulocrthed s . n.,p s ~,, s ~,,,,,.
paid ~ ..theTlPavalref of 'aid f`fitnpany.n4lits iplhce to kale,
or before the Wa of August. By order or. ($ finar.h.
A KING. Tr.,.,;,,.
Erse. Jul; IS. , By JONAS La !Orr. , .',
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, .
lain direr tett I.; the Board to call the au, noon of in'-inf e r s
to the iitls see sson of an Art Regulattng Wurtrptke a d I'l7,ak
Road. Companies, approved the twenty sixth day ,/atinas,y,
lea. • ...
.
••etteetssis. —lf OD) stoeklifkier. 0 hether AM off final .ii.ch•
for or assistiee t after ramify day a' :soften
.iti-st, c.a id. w de
time and place apputisunt fur the pal inefirol . a — ifiSUilmeoln, ,
A
proportion of die capital stock, staff tienlec t., ranch Props
koli at the place appointed. the the space of rty dare after Ins
time appointed' far the pat went thereof. an such illockholder
shall, in addillOn to tbe Instalment so cak ed , pity at the tate
Of 01w per reinnint per month, fur every 4 of dud, pay a 0...
avid if.the sante and additional panalty .19(1.1 become cilia! n. .n.
snits before paid in part oft account of ouch share, the satiw !nay
the
%
be forfeited by and to the said company and may be sold.ki train
for such fifteens tnay beoldained the r, of in tlef.lun or pa,-
tnent of an . stockholder.. of such it mimeo's sts . akirc.ant, I n ,
the space of sixty days itfOrsaid. President and mawkrens
way, at their election, cause sun he hroight in the mine w an .
tier as del is oC alike amitb ht. ate tout tocori , ral,le. lor the recut
try', of,the same. tonethet with c penalties at , treAni.“
A. If 1!.1;, Treasurer,
Re JONAS r:V:iilt hoiN.
_, . .
J , tly 19.-tsllo
ma Good:.
/1/.lorlered rup/ung. al Fri kr at. 1 A . %
b
and up Harare!. vtriped jr,.f
run n. inntle and blue Snk Tbn.u.4,
C. M Tlllit
QUA and Idnini plain
1.71 plain. i, n riv n :,
9ven.9 ‘funlino. Mack
and filo ro,l Law t ip.
2500 v . ""
erne.;
1 . 3 0°V"
b.on
rMal - JeT Pnnts at cent; pert 11 .,7 1, -- J
at THUM.,
T" gernefi, nnd. 3menean. Gag
r, wprrante , lfa-t rotor,, at one shell tag tu.r
C. N.
Erie Jot%
Rr If %f%f.it fla Black Silk, plain and watered, Irmo ,t,i'et, , t; . . i
, for SI r aril at Tiolim...-%
101,Ar •• SilkEtigirkes tthd Fritter., fot trittitme NlnnttllA;:rf
1J MI. •iilill4.enif•be found at the lowest figure,. 3i. T11111 1 .i1... ,
8 f A YARDS re :13 Thre;,l filging i r from GI to IS t . t.r,t• prt
V vard. from auction, at
. TIDO %L.-v.
.... .__ _ _
NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS,
,p ROPOSAI.S trill le received at the ollieeof the Noshing', and
Eric Railroad Coinpan Era'. up to tht 13th , !a. Auzust
pent. Incluotr , .. for the grading. bridging: and another son, nee•
rosary to preparetthe road led for the Iron. of the Piii.t.nrah and
Erie Railroad fhoni Erie to its point of connection w rti the rihin
and Pentistivan in Raurond,a distaner.of about
Mans. Plnilo. and `rl'r , 't tie auions can berm!' at t h is ace cased
after the Gth day of Anv.l.4.
Proposals are invited for the whole work. 111.0, in liner ce
more sections. tipvnble In iheSioek of the (*omen nr.
office. Pitisheryh and Erie Railmot LWARLES , 3I REEP,
Erie. Pita July ,1:. 1931. Pie%
'IST All the 'Newspapers published In Erie, Crawford. Mer , rt,
lAurenee. and Fever counties at ill qopy: ply
Passage tram and Money Remitted to Great
Britain and Ireland.
401 1 1fieEAGLE' LlNE.4rull
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New York and Liverpool Packets.
DERSoNS wishing to send for their friends in Cr, ' I fit ,la 111 rf
make the '1 re In 81,1, can :tinny time make the eeettpary mraneempt t.
with the poletertbers. at ho have i (ion with ,ne of th e
fiat lem.e. in treat Briiain , a i'er omplete and elmmme at.
ningenmrd fur th e arroissivo , tattort of I r.OpS fel .rra I M.T 10 %met
tel. For the p-Attm execution of hie ttgarwenia, the .-,,b. , .n
her halt the of having the Sole Arney or rainwaters
of the spit:flk! New !lbws. eompo.lng the
"EAGLE" LINE OF NEW YORK 116, LIVERPOOL
Packets. sailing Twiee a month from each Port. thrtmehtut the
ytesk. In all rapes
,i, hen Mope sent for 40, Om e0n..., turwarJrthe
to vl% ill be refunded, se itholat deflncoon.
BILLS AT BIGHT,
For rate in awn. to MI tr, which will be Cubed by An', of
Sank.. and in the twine Tat Town. throuetanit Eng;atpl. lyrl3t,t,
Sealant! and-Wale., 13.%R N ET. HOARES t I:0) ftaa►rn,
London, and JAMES ateHENRY, Merrhant. /./terpoo,
♦r►LY TO bit APPRFOo. 1'..T.,1D,
OMITH JAI'K7, 4 , nt. fine. P.
Or to * JOH N Meg ICH A EL, 36 OW Sl if.. Cur. 01...rvuth-st N. V
REFERENCES. •
Mews. P. A. t,H. Pirride New R. F. Lord. Eaq.. rbirr Eno-
York r.ey. neer D. /k H. C. Co Hones
W. Whitiork It. Col do. dale. Penn.
" °hPlinan & ecn!ma. do. I James. Archibald. Erci
. Lewi,& Prier, do I neer 11. H. C Cu. Car
/ion M Sherman, New- hondale. Penn.
burgh. Z. Y.I Memo, G. 11. lc A. r
Gilead A. Ralik, seereta- Albany. Cm, N. 1.
tary Pei. and Hudson Canal,l Hon. J. Tort , Pon *ton r), rc
V. 1(14
1121111 RT ai co. , a
NEW jEnRIK STATE AGRICITLTURA sort ETV'S FIRST
PREMII:I I 4 ItfAlL,RuAti HuRsE Pow Ilk
TEIRDSHING 114ACELTNE•
Tii F. above
.ttnoty-eeleltrated Poviera att now' 1 1 ,0.. an d lr
the ..tt her ther. are offered the nut Ire v. Ith it.r
that the!, are all they are repre.ented—they ha', Int I. r...ne.
Irn.i,t It and ttnatughly introdued and I,ted .•: .Itil
.di the Thread Pow era known of note in the ClitallP, aid Lees
•reterred
'The Chairman of the Amieulibrat Societt'+ f',n,iiiiire an
Hum Pon ers.,inrt communication %rotten Kure 11.0MIIP a r ia
the awarding of premiums to the
111-....knve florae Puna, .nt. "I
-Peril much Inun at the late elate fair (Arm. lock: .71 I;fri^t in
etailluillig the t arion• nurse fakers. tig . Wire , 4' ., • 4 ". ,. .
Ilam's and Cinersat Co.'s. first V. ith the Gainers mot waken sat
bear-I all they could say. and again in .their al -truer, nail the
result most fully cotivirceil me that ttICN sthe nr-T. i n.l ill
a 31Fled one, I would give Twenty NM nu more hit toms Win
ii
for mu ocher n the ground; and ail 'an Wpii )iiiir!r&flr 11 , f' , .
01
it if Itt%t that )on ahould reed 0 % a full re. urn ' Ire ti,riiii.r
rayi..l rot know from experience. I hate n ', partialil for '"''
estalilisliment, and its it committee Man of sail ...or ,i•II. fir
. e v..
I have decided °limier against you: than for ton, JIHA if tither+
hate a better an icle than you. I would decide in their fain
though it ruined }our establishment. and. vice ).cri,.. hurt n hest
it may."
s . ,
With the te.lisnriny of she h men as the author critic f der'lllai
which. together it oh chaitgealile gip, Ina. and other i nil octant
(mprotements !MCP last sea-on. make it the til..dlr.inriairst. dr
neble. rfinutt •wd teumeniiret Poa yr no wady. and the pUNte
may Mgt assured of being turf It) us a Ith a ',perm , tni
ellitte.—For further particulars please Catalogue of AltaTif
Agricultural Works. lie.
F.MFR V & Co.
y.r ..._ :if ir dwle 10.tfl0 — it .11.‘K1i.,ri.:e.,1
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
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P - lIILADELPHI.A,NIEUILAL t
I'IPTE,EA I I: ARS 4GO, 123
-',DR. KINKELIN.
,VortA West ( ter cif TAtrd and Ufeeue, Neut.", Wrens `Tr.t ,
• "rod rmne Street*, Plattadelphtlll.,
rIFTEEN, EARS of extensive and uninterrupted pram'
spent on tin. ray, have rendered Dr K. the ne..l rn,rrt and
sueee.,-ful practitioner far and near, in the treatment of a'' I , ea.
se, of a tuts ate nature. Persons afflicted VI HUH Hirers oa de v..ai
throat, or legs, tmlii. In the head or hones, mere went filt•iino:lll , vt
gesture, gravel. Macaw arising trout x outhlh I etre..., ei !f . ,'.
ritivsof the binthi. A ilefeb) the c onbtitution has become e tinsvL led
are all treated with .uf er's. , .
Ile who placer htmsel4underthe care of Dr. K. inn v rel
I y contideln his honor a gentleman, and contldentic di ,
his skill as a physician.'
T•1111C PALM. MAI NOTICIL—Young Men who hate ispie 4
thenuielves I.) a certain practice i'idulged in—a habit fteOu'n"
learned front evil companion+ or at school —the carets of is heti
arc nightly felt. even when asleep. aqd destroy both nom: Jed
WV. should apply mitneitiately. Weakness and cotnidanarti
debility. low of anuscuiar energy, physical lassitude and Ow"'
prOttentidn, irritability and alt nervous aikettuns,s nonccglo.
elionpell liens of the I iyer. and every disease 111 as y Nat c..cccv .
ed with the procreative functions cured,
READ! — 11 . 11.71( AND MANHOOD
and full vic,l r•-t
A 116'01:1)1"S LIFE OR PREMATI RE PE.4TH
KINKEL a .ON.S ELF:-PIESER r - 11 "
ONLY' 25 CENTS. .
tn
Th.. nook itio,putaipbeit o filled with useful i nfmnlation.
the infirmities and dieeaere of thr gene, alit e err) no. • It adds
es Pseltaltke Youra. AfatiAsvd.ossi Old Age. and should ' er3a
by nil. The tantalite advice and impressive wartime It . 1 ""'
ill prevent years of misery sod stirrer - in& and fair AMR , "
Th° "" ada or Lives. l'arenis. by reading ft, will team bob 1 °
prevent the destruction ofttteir children.
„• A remittance of i 3 cents, eneksied in a letter, addresord to
Dr. K INK DIAN. N. W. Comer of Third and Eaton ritrerts. l ;
tween Spruce and Pine. Philadelphia. will ensure a 6.'4. node'
envelope, per return mail.
Persons at a distance may address Dr. X. by letter. enel"" g
a See. and to cured at home.
ParkarsafMadscis,D e ireetirs. fitrw
aremittance.aitiao.aadm4paadreaave
Book-sellers. sewn Agents. Pedlars. Canvaprert, amtolbe.
I, is
supplied wok the shove work at very low rain.