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SATURDAT . MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1851
- DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMMATIONS.
?OR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM BIGLEE,
Or eLISAIIIIELD CoV3TT.
FOR CANAL CONCHLaRioNER
BETH CLOVER,
or CLARION cornuir.
4015-1-
Par Justices of the li ? upreme Bench:
JEREMIAH S. BLACK, of Somerset.
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Philadelphia.
ELLIS LEWIS, of Lancaster.
• JOHN B. GIRSON.'of Cumberland.:
WALTER 11. LOWRIE, of Allegheny
IMIUREMEI
Proceedings of the County Convention
The proceedings of the Democratic County Couven-,
ti . on will be found in another column. We hare invbly
room this week to call the 'attention of our reedersoand
the politicians of the State generally, to them, bolero go
ing to press. Wo canner. honorer. let the opportunity
pass witlidet endorsing the action of the Convention ful
ly sod • nor dly in every particular. In regard to
the approaching election, we ate assured by our friends
from all parts of the county that.onr gallant candidate
for Governor.. Col. BIGLICR, will receive the united and
cordial support of the entire party. and poll a larger vote
than any candidate before the people, for years.
SinTihnry and Erie Railroad.
A meeting of the friends of this tic:id "will be held this
°cooing in the" Court House. for the purpose orappoint
ing delegates to the convention on he 25th, at Philadel
phia. We hope there-will bera genral attendance.
Erie and Edenboro Plimk Road
. 1
We are pleued to Inn that arrrigemerits have been
made to immediately commence tell additional miles of
this . road—five at this eud and five this way from Eden
hero. Weather. andottier contingencies permitting. the
whole teu miles is to be completed by January 1. 1E32.
Thus it Will be seen that this arrangement secures the
construction of the whole road early next spring. •
u rti
' • Erie Teacher's 'trite.
We are pleased‘m learn that he first session of this
institution/is welt attehdad—abo forty teachers from the
county being' present daily, whoievince, by their ultra
tion.to the exercises, a lively interest in its tibjcts. It
was - organized by appointing Professor Wright, of Ohio,
President; and Mr. 0. I). Iletidrx, of this city, Secre
tary. Among those pre'sent from abroad. if the able pre
aiding aka: Rev. S. Newbury, of Cleveland. Ohio;
Mr:Putnam. late Superintendent .if Common Schools in
Chautauqua Co., N.. K 4 ; and Miss Fidelia Drummond.
of Maumee qti, l ofito. and Professor Lambert. of New
York. We have not been able, on account of other en
gegemems, to attend any of the sessions of the insmiute,
but we nevertheless apprecia:e the efforts of those who
hays been instrumental in getting it up. and with the
Gazette. "we take pleasure, in MODI/Oilibg W ALTER Cites-
TER; Emi „ as having consecrated, with unfaltering ardor,
his energies to the work. Its Is Otititled to the thanks
of the friends of Education.—the, thanks of the rising gen
eration=tho thanks at the. whole community," '
Whig County Convention.
The Whig County COUVetitlolll, 10 1 / 1 01 HIM Erie on
Wednesday, resulted as we anticipated. The „ Central
power." or rather the `• Marlcat House clique," had it
all their own way, hoeing., nominated their • pitttieular
feedde, is one of the delegates had it, •• from represen
tatives down to ; Director of the i'uor." The fultow•tug is
the evidence :
For Arrenibly—Chas. W. Kelso, of Erie: A. W. brans,
of North East; kisociate Juilzes—Jos..M. Sterrett. of
Erie, John Wood. of Le &mitt ;, Prothunotarr —James
Skinner, of Erie : Register and Record;r—Divid Mc-
Anuiter.of Eder; Com rrits‘i,mer—Rodney Cole:of Greene;
Director of the Poor—Win E. McNair. of Millereek ;
Auditor—.S. Reeder, of Washington; CUroner-r-Sinicou
Diims. of Erie.
Personally, this ticket
. is unexceptionable. but as the
embodiment of the Regency" who congregate, aborit
the Canal office. and " Market IhMse." it cannot but
be a bitter pill to those who do not how down at the shrine
of " our Senator." And this applies more parkularly
to the west. where it is * understood the must dissatisfac•
Lieu with the course of that gentleman has heretofore ex-
rated. On account of till! fact, we presume it is, that,
that part of the county, although the Gahm'ter of 'Whig I
strength. is totally excluded from the "fetitOf fat things," 1
while Erie, and thetownships adjacent. hive carried off
seven out of the ten. offices—Erie alone having five.
- Among other curious matters connected with this high
ly amusing end laughable division of the spoils, is ins
faet - that while oar cotemperary of the IGazetle was nOm
inated fur the post he now se creditably fills by the race,j
of Gov. Johnston, his eolleegue, Judge :Niles, who re
ceived his appointment 'about the seine time from the
same band, w very untereinoniously thrown overboard.
While Ale is evidently a stab et Gov. Johnston. and cc
counts foosevphaefor the very cool receptien that worthy
functionary received at the hands of the Whigs of Erie.
it is also a sore rebuff to the West for the denunciation
it has Meted out to " our Senator" for his opposition to
their railroad interests. Ant this r polies, more or loss,
to crony candidate norni u eted; for we understand that it
Was only arc sorry tax tl a stigma upon a candidate
that he had dared to think peon railroad matters as his
judgment dictate f. to at once bring him to the stool of the
garrote, abd his political head soon fell forward, and the
vengeance oldie •• Signor Concha" of Ea County wax
appeased. It was in this way W. S. Lane, Esq.. the
highest candidate except Illancon the first ballot, was•
defeated. It was iu this' way Judge Miles was defeated,
and it was ie this way. we are insured, Mr. Cos/fiber , .
of Harberereek, was defeated fur Register and Recorder,
and a contractor, and a heavy one, too, on the l'ittsburgh
me, nominated overlhina.. But these are all matters to
be settled among the Whigs themselves—our duty as a
faithful Observer" only requiring us to notice them as
apart of the history of the day.
/low it was Done
.We were • good deal ammsed on Wednesday at the
various memenvers of the d.fferent factions of Whig.'
;
ro
ery. Wand a , oldie Court House. Knots of town sharks
were seen i i every conceivable nook and corner.-with
some Wight tom the country in their midst. impressing
upon him the importance of their views rend while we
could not help but laugh at the cuteness of the "ropers,"
.the blindieseof the " roped" in not seeing " where ibi
little joker" was concealed, web truly pitiable. Thus,
for institute, the pe4on having the next highest number
for Assembly on the first ballot, it has been ascertained,
was.defeated by thbse opposed to him representing that
lie was opposed to the Sunbury and Erie railroad, which
so far from being the fact, the very reverse was the case.
Indeed, actions, which speak louder than words. point
euereegly to the faction who are now glorying in the
success of such jugglery. as the very men who ices op
posed t h e read. and who undoubtedly will do so again
Air election., Apt., the same kind of si 'lads joker"
was made tit WI effectually against one or two of the can.
didatee fee ilitesieter and Recorder by .the Maoism of
the petty beirwe Thene• and limiter tricks, known only
to political spirt*/ gentlemen, brought about the result
presented in the ticket selected ; arid shows at semi that.
though the country Whigs are very faithful en election
dep. they are by as means a match for the political "Fi
re dealers" in teir•, on Contention days.
117 Pataa's Liturr.—Tbia National latolUgoseer says:
it is regassteil by a- w4ll referased rude sae. who del'
elates himself' astborised spat Alicia authority to erry
that ao patrol is about being 0044 to Mr. Nino. or
likely to be. the publication to the ariatussy
mg.
Troubles, Trialk o saull
u ntitilas ken Whip
irk Co tY•
As a veritable HistoshOs of events se they pass we are
forced to record this week a chapter bathe History of the
Whig party of Eels. wherein the fun. froth, Nihau, haw
buggery, tricks„.tris/s, tribulations rie4 truckling. of the
lairs-workers are exhibited in all their 'naked defOrmity.
It is painful fur us to de Q.
as everybody knows. but like
the old lady's eels, we have got mad 0 it t therefore, u
"itisto be did, " we are bound to " did it." • For the
halt two monthe.l l
or in fact we might sly, ever since the
notable - defeat lithe Leeislatere'of the railroad scheme
of our Seasaio;', t • pederasts who most do congregate
about the Cued Horse. and whose party machinations
are there weeteected. sobjhed el ways to the revision of the
Oramilligls Priest and his seherdiestes at the Canal Of
fice, have been, i o great iribulauoia lest their asistintae In
the last Legislature should deprive them of the control.
of the political littlin-of the Whig party of • the County.
Wherever they horned they found disaffemion and trea
son ageism. theisi authority. The Etat. for certain rea
sons, looked bleie ; in die West tbuider clouds, black
and th;esteniugi overbdisg their political sky, while 'at
the South visibla evidences of a tornado could be seen
sweepiug along the plslik road to fidenbere. in thin
state of the ease, one of the members of , the,last begisla
tura, concluding that discretion' was the better part of
valor, disappeared from the public gaze, and annonoced
that he I liad served the iStete long enough. We have
heard of "'sour grapero - sold of political 'epitome being
shoved aside for the Isclit of a very essential quality, call•
ed availability ; and we aormise—mind we do not say it
is *Act, for this 4 a veritable history—that the gentle
man alluded to was " u horsed" by his party friends fur.
tz
some such good and on cleat reason. At any rite he
concluded to devote his leisure time to Engineering and
Law. But where was the timber to fill tits vaeoncy to
come from I That wawa question easier asked than an
swered. Happy thought I A correspondent of the Gal-
ULU conceived the brilliant idea that this was the *a each
door" of the State, and he put his finger upon the very
man to repro:went the "back door." The suggestion
took lake wild-fire in certain quarters, and fur a time the
back-door candidate carried alt before him. Bet who
can tell bow aeon.the brightest landscape may be over
'cast by , a cloud. Bober-minded whip—whigs who ,
vote honestly for whig candidates, and have never had
a hankering for the .. leek pots" of the county erib.be
gan to suggest that the " baci-door".eandidete. leas not
exactly reliable—that he had bolted nominations once or
•
to ice, and he might, having become used to it, bolt the
party when he got toqtarriab'rg ! Ilere was a quanda
ry. it wee evident he could lot carry the county against'
the malcontents, headed by s ch men as Judge Males fin
the West , and the old mem r from the East, , A. W.
Slane, Esq.,- who was again a candidate, and who was
understood to be hostile to he " regeticy."• Another
• happy thought ! By trtultipl.ing candidates all over the
1 ,,
county, they could. secure delegates pledged to inch lo
cal 'Alen, and when they had them once here in town.
they hopes to combinii them upon one of their owe
"stripe" in oppoiition to the candidates of the disaffected.
Forthwith the cotillion' of the Giraffe teemed with an
huncontions i so much Ili. indedd, that a stranger would
hams thought about a third• of the whigs of the county
were anxious to go to Harrisburg. This accomploshed,
and a kind of a bargain patched up with Mr. Dime,
wherein It wa , s , very ge nerousty agre,ed on their part not to
uppoeo his n omination, an event they could n't help, and
on Ins to remain neutral, and the " regency" rested on
their oars. Box it was a troubled rest, Something like
Richard's. or Lady Macbeth's, for they had frightful
dreams of " Loco-foco' tickets" and " (*server traps:"
consequently we
_find a handbill circulited all over the
county previsions to the delegate etectioro. Warning the .
faithful to beware of s:mei:pa ful dead-fall to catch whig
pigeons, set 'by the b . e,fore-rnentioned Wiener and its
party. and baited with "Candidates callantheniselves
whirs." And-thas waxed and swirled, fumed and fret
trd the "regency." in order to maintain Their ascendan
cy in the county. and secure a member of their own
!' - ritripe in The Legislature. flow they succeeded will be
more definitely stated hereafter.
At the trials of the "regency" was not confined to
the candidates fur' the Legislature. There werw other
offices to fill, and it was all important that none who had
questioned the itifallibility of "our Sewer" should be al
lowed to taste of the " loaves and fillies." Attiong oth
ers a new Prothonotor was to be elected, and'as tho pres
ant incumbent, although a faithful officer, had been quar
tered upon the publics crib Aver since he became .. .od
enough to appreciate vied .leving and good pas, titers
werg those who thought there ought to be a change.
Among these was our cotemporary of the Ckrosticle. He
had labored long and faithfully for the whig party—and
although ,he had devoted himself night and day to its ad
vaticemeut, often, too, to the neglect of his pecuniary
affairs, he had never asked an office before. Now, how
ever, the office of Prothonotor he thought would just i seit
_i nf . Not so thought the regeocy. o lie had offended
"our Senator," heUce he would not suit them. He had
refused to become a party hack in the rail road contro
versy. hence he was a marked man. At first they laughed
at Ws pretensions, but anon the fact becitne evident that
the old gentleman 'was a better nag than they ever gave
.him credit fut. Something must be done, and that quick
ly. Circulars -weres issued lauding the Present incuin
bent to the skies 4 but still the " Over:grey" was not
'frightened. The lace became desperate, and the Cones
toga showed evide'nt signs of too good keeping, and bad
tram/ lig. His wjind was giving out, and the jockies saw he
mud hi helped, of he would be " /dewed" ere he reach
ed,the judges' stand. Another circular was secretly is.
sued. signed by "twieive respectable whir, certifying that
they "know Mr. Parley well," and that he is not quali
fied fur the office.':. Thie seas a settler ; and our cotem
i rotary caved at once—but not until he had told the "con:
1 sporatura"- what he thought of theln—ride. last. (Amer
id• e Now, this is a quarrel in which we care' not • straw.
I .
I hot we venture to assert there are fifty business men in
Erie who will certify that they believe the Editor of the
~ Chronicle is as well qualified to fill the office of Prothon-
L 1
otary, as one of the -signers of the card is to fill the office
,of Post Master. " This we say without intending any
i ' disrepect to" the o ffi cial referred to. " The some with
great truth might be said of tuartY of our beet and lead
-1 ing men. Their habits of life apd training have been
in a different, direction."
Fur the other offices there was not much strife, if we
except Register and Recorder=end that Was a mere
matter of preferencebetwoen men. all of the candidate's,
filo far as we know, belonging to the " rageney." hence
what little manamvering took plaCe was "all in the fens-
Hy." the- particulars of which have not yet transpired.
And hire we close. ( .
Col. Bigler at .lffeadele.
Col. Bigler visited Meadville on Friday of last creek,
and received • moat enthusiastic welc l omei lie spoke
for nearly two hours. J 1 n d the Democrat says his •ddresn
covered the whole ground at issue—the State debt. and
the financial eubjecta connected ,with it—the tariff. aed
the slave question. all were discusised to the most Wei
and lucid manner. The' atwitter:present was variously
estimated from 2000 to pan, mid the impression made
upon them was decidedly favorable. lle s eoufirined the
weeeririg:stimolated the doubting, and delighted-- the
firm.
We are pleased to announce that the Colonel signified
his determination to visit I:,ne, i if possible, previous to
the election. Should he find filmset! able to do so, ha
wdl give due notice of the feet
LT The Utica Gazffie deists the title of .k' City of
Chatehea." end states that it bee twenty-two horses of
public Worship to 17.556 inhabitants—one sketch to each
798 inhabitant. We think the Gout:* will relinquish
the elaiim whoa it learns that Eris with 6.000 lallabi
has terilvo bosom of public weethip. beige ode to • •
SOO inbabit.while tee additieWal derowkinatlos.whie
bee so IsosWet we ship.. wee nor Coed hose& emirs
She *Wow oie els to seek 4 ishabitast&
crw. invite lekilSe Sew Het sod Csio Was of
iie , A•prob s few rr frost etjr olies..es.the Dismesd.
wirseisenest wil be fossil in another (ohms, to
Rbth we refer the nisder for pew. *left
Domeier'lie County Cbaysation.
According to previous notice from the County C om .
mitts., the delegates from the various townships. wards
sad boroughs essmObled in County Convention at the
Court linos*. In the cit) a of Eris, en Thursday. Sept.
11, 1851. and orgattived'hy calling lion. John Brawley
to the Chair, and electing Joseph P.• Grant Vice Nisei
dent, and Benjamin Grant and E. W. Gerrish. Secreta
ries. •
Afterthe °likes of 'the Convention had boon stated.
Geu. W. %V. Looinis moved the appointment of a com
mittes.Of three to draft ant: report resolutions expressive
of the sense of the Conventioe, which was carried, and
the Chair appointed Gen. W. W. Loomis. J. R. Taylor.
asd Bebj. Grant said committee. wbo arior a short ab !
/mime. reported tho following resolutions. wSicb wen
read and adopted. sirloins : '
Resoira. That the principles of the Deotecratic par.
tr—the.cousereative doctrines of the Cenatitotion and the
Umou-the *Oro of plogrem—the inatantaa of equa l
rigl4-rthe moonlike of police to tall and favors beyond
thm to pone—is t h e platform open which the Democracy
of PeiniWylvanin are now battling. hod upon which the
Wee mod ptarautic of all slates and all conntries can and
will uoire.
2. gawked, That the Democratic partyef Erie Coun
ty, tlintigh Its the mieertty. neither fell in theirfulelity to
their principles, nor Lek the spirit to maintain them: and
that as watt man. acmatr:tl by one impulse, will do battle
menially to secure the triumphant election of Col Wive
Bigler for Governor. sod Gen. Seth Clover for Canal
Commissioner. 1
3. *Weed. That we will give the candidates nomi•
need ky the Democratic State 'Convention for Judges o
the Supreme Court our hearty support.
4. liesoleed. That we approve of the Compromise mea.l
sures enacted by the last Congress, and look upon their
passage as due to our be. three of the other States, and'
rtquired by the guarantees of the Constitution. oposi pi
faithiuLobservauce of which depends the peace.and pros
pertly 61 the Union.
S. Reselred i That we condemn, as freught with miss
chief th the Union, the further agitation of these ques
tioug :laud the agitators for politiearpurposes. ea dema
gogue4 to the interests and welfare of the,whole coontiT.
6 Ilesolfed. That the prosperity orate country is. un
der a kind providence, due to the energy, wisdom an
prudence of the Democratic party, and that the filtur
greatness of our glorious country is identified with th
future ieucerss of that party, and it therefore. becomt all
to yielP.up personal prejudices for candidates fur the
eral good.
7. !Wolfed. That as expressions of preference for Pres:,
idontial candidates haie been mado by our deinocraine
brethren in many 'portions of the State t we deem it.not
unbecoming this'convention to follow the precedents thua
furnialatel : therefore.
B,•lfcsofted. That the great public services, civil and
militar, of Gen. San flousTon, of Tesas, peculiarly fit
him fOr our staudard bearer in 1852 ; and that under the
lead of the hero of San Jacinto, we should march to ceri
10111 and glorious victory. That in malting this declare.
lion of our preference, wo do not wish to disparage any
of the, other prominent men of our country, whose names
are tried in connection with this MO post. and for whom
ue would cheerfully do bank in the event of our choice
not being that'of the National Convention.
9. #esolced, That we entertain trudiminislied eonf
clenre in the integrity, Democracy and talents of the Do
James Thompson, our late representative in Congress,
and regret tiler loss of his services in the nation's coun
cil% and heartily endorse and approve of his course while
there.. ,
19. , /Waked. That we hare full confidence in 14
demo'cmcy, talents and integrity of the klon. Carlton 11.
1..
Curtis, our talented and popular representative. in Con
Eress; and doubt not that his political course will be 1 . r
the benefit of his coustituents and do honor . to hints&
and to the Democracy of the 23d Cougreasional Matti .
It Nag, on motion. then resolved. to be inexpedient o
nominate candidates to be supported for the several coo -
ty offices
at this time, bat that when thi k s'Conventien a -
jaunt; it shall adjourn to meet at t h e call of the President
when. he shall deem proper.
The Convention then proceeded to the nomination a d
election of Conferee* to •the Judicial Convention, to Ise
held et Erie on Friday' Sept, 14, 1851, whereuppn it e
following named persons were declared to be elected,
lour, BRAWL/T, GI:ORGI: H. etrif.tilt,
8311TH JACKART. W. W. Loomis. . 1
P. P. JVDSo2I. . ...( 1 , 1
Tit l e Conferesioweie then, on motion. Instructed
Impugn lion. John Galbraith as candidate for the' ofs
1
of President Judge of this hullers! District.
, .
The' following named persons were then eleFied weer
• ,
POI" Dninocratic Central Curility Coo:minim fur the a
suing sear : 1 . . P
i
Sur: Ft JACKSON, . W. A. GALBRAITH.
k.. W. MILLER. C. M. TIIIIBALS. . ! I
lt. S. SRAM-LIG , HTTRT TLLLER. '
' - . J. ft. TAYLOR. .
On motion. Resolved, That the proceedings of I
Convention be -igued by the officers. •nd pobliihed
the Erie Obterrer. •
.1011,1 BRAWLEIr; prer
JOSPPII P. GRANT. Vice Pfeil
RV .r: GRAirr.
E. *V ; Gkaatsti. Ste" tarte*:.
Burners, What are they I
Fur two weeks the Gauti€ has been throwing out hie!
based upon rumors; that there is • project on foot.' wh,
reiriving "aid and comfort" from some persons
gagrd in the Sunbury end Erie. Railroad. to divert at
road:" from Ridgeway through Vinton° and Crawf•rd
counties on is Cleveland." What the Gazette is' ding
at wp scarcely know ; but there is .evidently saran e
por.pose of the speculators in railroad projects who 11 : ing
i s
about that office at the bottom of it; for certedidy i e
have never heard of such a project. and we doubt nu e h
siihepier anybody else ever did. outside of the Camel f
fiee.! if the project were feasible, however, we shblild
not leondor at its projection, fur to our mind it Woutbe
the grossest folly for that 'Company to make Erie • p nt
when all our force in the Legislature last winter, with
perhaps one exception. was arrayed against it.. We 'can
not .xpect to fight railroad companies in the Legislative
&adopt of it. and still retain their good will. Mors, i we
°oohed expert the Sunbury and Erie railroad to be b ilt '
at all, if we do not put ourshoulder to this wheel and 1p
build il l It is usele..a for us t • say, as we hear swirl of
our wealthiest men say, that it has got to be built wheith.
w e I nabstribe our share or not to its stock—that Ph la.
delphia Must do it in order to compete fur the trade and
travel of the West- If Philadelphia mast do it. it Is evi
dent to us she will do it. and do hoe as to reach that ttde
and travel at the farthest point west she * can. and if he
can reacheleveland by a direct route through from . R id e..
way, it is equally evident, if Erie is to 'fight her da in
and day out because the " Board of Control" about the
Canal office lack "confidence" in "some of the dii ce
tera." that she will do it. To head elf this project, if on
fool, or to present its ever being broached.' our eotarse is
plain. We must quit fighting the Sunbury, road and
these engaged in it. here and elsewhere, and subsciribe
our labor and money towards building it. Erie eu at ,
- mist corm, up to the work wow. as she ought to s ,
done through her reprowshaiies last' winter, ands t
i t
in the foremost Multi of those battling tor.that great; w rl
Let as do thts,let our representatives that are-to-be pl da
themselves to sustain the Sunbury and Erie road, i it
Sudeavord to reach the lake ; at this point. and to ,t of
no more obstacles in the way of other railroad. Pro cl
cotemporaneous with it, and equally beneficial to of
PuSge , and dial/a:We can rest assured it will never el
aWy more (if it ever has,) of the Ridgwsy and Cleve at
project. .
Soma Flares —There is some hopes of the Ci
Pt. • It hits Tilt quoting Poetry inherence of its op
tOhe Salsbury road, And taken to writing long: ini
ed explanatimis. These explapationtamoent twins th
—4it opposed the road until it found the tide too s
add then it crawled est crab fashion, and took to 11
klieg
.. abotet "want of eon fi denee" In some or the d re
tors, etc : , rte. We ay there is some hopes am:
timporary yet—it tidies him a good while, but Irk the
dsrkie's razor, " he ii boned to come if the beadle fon%
break."
_
Goon —The Carpenters and Joiners are about to
for payments in Cash. This is right. Tim ales •
that works for anything but Cash is a traitor to his
interests; and ought to remain. as ko andonbuiing
poor an ow data of his life. •
t Er If guy body. white or black. viebeater better
.
se than WS MVO bees blessed with this emit, they w
loses-iires to Cab% sr doe • below. White: -*•
does bids bat's _ wet sad harsh sr front w
thorn to starry eve." sad is for writing. :t it ark in its.
SITTIIOS P.ROI OUR EXCHATIOES
EDlTOltral. MARS ■ • "Mt ram.
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' We .hosted like 10 res tie .• as that eats write edl—
Aerial this hot weather. fie wool , be a cariosity worthy,
of B■roam.
irr The actual democratic tnaierity, in Indiana at the
recrol election. in the 10 Congressional districts. was
0467.
17 It is mid that the law in Califonlie, licenthog gam
ing tables, will obtain for the State Trl.asury abniat $75.-
000 annually. It
Er The whip of Roston have insieliched their dele
gates in the State C lion to io for Derail Webster
for President of the United States.
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QT
The G'lrographical Contre; r the United States at
•
the pre mien time: is is the eriitory. 000 heudred
and twenty miles west of Missouri. 1,
Q3* Ac Eavyna's nr.wann —Serving a patty 'faithful.
ly twenty-five'years. sod-then when :tion ask faro' aim
pie office of Cleetialiip. to be told that oe ore a Lary glov
er fellow. but you aiut qualified and.can't conic, la.
ET A woman Spring fi eld Illass..ihaa been senten
ced to three mouths cOnfinement, in the House of Cor
rection !mesase she is “aeoennicin scod."_ A nstherun-
Common one we should tfiink. , , , •
.
Er We see • good deal of fault found with refractory
postage atantps--they wont stick: we agree will one of
our exchanges in sayln . g. that the beat way tlteu. in to
`cat."
ex In California they know but'woe law, and that's
the law of eelf-definerea suavity wbicb is isioysted by
one'aet of "reporta"—ethose whiCh ack \rained !by Rifle.
Revolver. & Co.
• '
I 7 Thesab T---
nutrine blasts whiOh are howl;ttering to
pieces the rocs in Ilurtgete channel , attract rge crowds
of aPectetors. Steamboats ere adveriiiei to cdUvey par-
Congers to and from the scene of these curious rii rationii.
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Lir Taos.—Au American writing in ,the 1. ndon
Timof the Eisnted•States as mainly an, agricultural
count • happily describes her as “lictlerfitrrial co siiine\iiit
O: )
alaninte than is afair."
rr The Pittsburgh Poe, of the '6lsi carries t i t its malt
head this Denies of ism:, Buenas!( for President, and
Mit.t.isit R. Kiso for Vicei• Presldeut. A' pretty good
.ticket, but it cent shine! r •
ar The Louisville Democrat sapc—"Ohr Common.
wealth has no paupers,—no poor isiiiiseir.—no need ninny
—none to fill them." Thie se truly a hipPt state
things. Can the editor tell %his utpighbo4s the secret
means tre which such a result Was iicoititilished?
Er /YAVOVRATIOr or Mn. PoWELI.I.--Gor. rowel, w
inducted into office at Traukcort.iy ! otou Tuesday Int.
with proper cereinonier. The crowd to a tendance was*
very large, and the whole ceremony :passo'. l ofir to the de-
light of all.
The fnpowing sign, on Weste'tv 11... Jr, Cincinnati,
if ant strictly Jo conformance with pm present rules,
orthography, , at bast bean tho impress Of originality:l
"Kaska, lirakers, Kaados, and KonleksinitiOrys,
•
Hole
sale and Retale." •
IT Fudge is the name,of the whig cantlidate for the,
Senate in Green county, Ohiii-4ohn rude.; The
whole whig ticket is fudge, the race will be fudge, and
Its success. if such a thing were powlible aimed' be all a
fudge.
I
CET The Ph 41117 ----- slphia Ledger saver "A reerchant of
this city, who lately died suddenly, left in his'desk a let
ter written to and of his 'correspondents. Il clerk, w
sea of Erin. seeing it necessary to send the le rr. wrote
at the button,: "Since writing the above I haire died."
U 3 The Providence Henild,think:* the enormous lamp
*rhea weighing 217 pounds' which 111 iu poier; N. H•.
••most have been Senator irate. whe attainerin i consider
able elimation,".and hos been for spme timS put sop
posed to by felling beck again. 1
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. CET Juhn Keller a citgen of Lawiencs tciwnillip, Mani
on county. ludic's. who is oser,loo yearn oh!, .cut and
split 100 calls by three o'clock, in t ertioon, one day
last was h . This old gentlemen s sefrt ip the Whis
key lusurrection in Peunlylvaitia.
ID" Minot% Boatetri —For a Emir nights . this week
there bar been some splendid displays of Northe6
Lights. The spires of light Bashing op from the northern
horizon, and appearing to centre the zenith, were very
brilliant and of different Colors.
II:7 Miss Hunt. of Si.. Louis. ir ; young lady about I to
visit Europe. has mods several large dotiations to the
Cathqic Church. Among them ii a lot worth $20,0141,
Upon 'Which to erect • Cathedral. f t: ar better given t is ;
corn to Educate thii.poor. we think. .
_ET The Mayors( New York 1 has received - a letter
from Mr. Brown. Secretary of Legation it Conatanti -
lo
pie, string officially that Kossnti and his eempani nu
would leave for this country in the U. 'S. frigate .Mie a
sippi,-On the Ist September. and would prebably art ye .
about the latter part of October. ; '
LIZr,Ex-President Val Buren spent several days with
Mr. Blair, late of tkni - Wailiingthin Globe, on a fishing
excursion amongilie Thousand Islands. The Ex-Prts•
ident, during a d 'a trolling, took the largest numbel e of
6.6 of any one of the crowd. !leis an inveterate ang r,
and spends a great deal of his time on the water.
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‘ .1,0 A rriter says women require more sleep than at 11,
and farmers less than those.engaged in almost any of er
occupation. Editors reporters amid doctors need noaleep
.at all. Lawyers can sleep unmet' as they please, and
thus keep oat of mischief. . Clergymen (leap twelve
JIOIIIII ont of the twenty-four; andput their ptirish to sleep
ifbce a week.
C9OSOLISIO TO TUE WHIGSi—The N. ir : Sinday
Tames neutral, speaking of the late elections, says, it is
impossible to say what rtairacnlona chinges ii public feel
ing may take place between this time and the fill of 1852;
but as the great parties now wind . , there Seems to be no
roved whatever for the titration' of the .Whig esuilidate
for the Bresidency., be he who he 'rimy, provided a sound,
aulaginened:and patriotic Democrat shall bo- nominated
as his oPpotient. •
Ths Cincinnati CentworreQ relates that a young
married woman of respectability,,,while enjo y ing the ee
-1 ciety °f friami'. drank toe freeh efeweet wine. on Tees
id ' a day evening. She made an effort to get home without
s ii r ndance. and fell in the strivt. When found by her
t- friends, it was discovered' that she Where robbed of her
gold watch and chain. Ofricei Ketrible.accompanied
her home. hloralreepectable young _ , married we-
I "
. i ;
• man." should out indulge n **street win . .." away from
Is home
or
ar QT LE 4 . D trims or 'Tut Sas SASA 'RIVEL—The
, d Amnion (Tessa) Telegraph, Mentions having seen
some very valuable specimens colead ore, which were
bronght from San Saba. There iareimmense quantities
of it and hundreds of tons may b 4 olataiited with little la-
bar.' This ore contains a large Portion of silver. and it is
• qu.te probable that the old • Spanish mines which were
worked (milker near the old fillt on the San Saba, re
semble this. The settlements ate rapidly eztending to
wards the region in which this ore is foond. "
ICS Goon Aisvicc.—An oxehiings says if you desire an
l i
interesting paper. subscribe for it-i-pay in •drauto end
it attentively—writ for it ocesitionally.• and proe . all.
the new subscribers you can. f you hare's (omit and
wish to interest your son or duo fuer in reading a - per.
famish them the mans of beCoening a subsciber/ end
y o u will hero a double pleasuire of reading the piper,
lid hoofing it read. If your neighbor borrows youg pa
per sad don't return it. by all gleans get bin' tiisubocribs
a friend or mei l,
for one of his own. If yo* buys'
sod hi limbs is too poor to tails family paper. to Gant
to ibis,' owes cold water. end less i.bard .cider. Ho
will, thereby add nisei to his iwn nowibirt and Woe 11.
friends. If you boo. sever titbit* • well condstiont yik
peci you en giro tho - publioluot ii atgrit!o4lo ' by
forlituding year oubocription by the next post
c . Lopes' s Last illosseszts. •
'We gather rpm thm latest New York papers the fol
lowing partiedlars of Lopez's lut moments:—At the f..
tal hour Gen.] Lopez was, brought out and ascended the
platform within firm step. its pencils was enveloped in
a white shroluil. ,The executioner then' removed the
abroad, mad tere stood a Gener4l his foil military
uniform befo ,e the assembled multitude.
His appearance was calm, dignified arid heroic. Nut
s nfirsele quiVered. illelooked upon the preparations for
death unmovaid; hie countenance changed not, and his
i r
whole ' beariu was fi rm laud manly. The , executioner
now remove his embroidered emit. his mash, cravat. and
all.the malign • of his mithary rank, in token of disgrace.
General ,r.. with his hands tightly bound tozethe• in
.front. steppe forwird. and "in a strong clear •oice. slow
ly spoke to sae ironed as fellows:— • 'l TßAT THE Tsai-
MIS WHO li• L• COMPROMISED NIL TO r•nrinsi lox ' •v I Ts IL-
Pea THXSI. IT DEATH WILL SOT C/I.IOGE THZ pi:STINT vi
Cusa."
' The men loner standing a little Lehi tid. • here inter
copied him i i an insulting tone, with “Coineooi quack.
be quick " i Gen. Lope; tuning his head part! around.'
'fixed his ev e on the loan. and said sternly , riming his
teeth. "WS' . SIR!" lie then cothinued: "Antic. NT
iat.w•en Cu • ! Auivo, NT SIRCTID.R?I!" The General
then steppe r back. seated himself on the atool. A pn.•si
;with the ern ills and taper stood on one Ode of hint. the
',executioner ii the other. The collar wave then pl.tced
!around the 1 Isoa er g neck. The priest now placed the
*med . :: bet eye the General's bands. and just as he w.is
in the act-of ;relining his head to kiss it. the executioner
swung the I fel screw, and the head of the nitfortunate
man at the a nte time dropped forward, twitching 'the
crucifix, il never moved again. Theta sat the Ludt
of one ofth bravest men that ever.druiv breath—but a
moment ag 'alive. now a ghastly corpse.
'
Hear a Whig Paper. ' i
The Harrisburg State A:Pit:mai. a Whig paper, ' with
1 JOHNSTOX'S risme at its mast-head. copies extracts from
i COE 1310L/ClOl letter to MANTIS and hisspeech at the Ea
gle. and ad ‘is;
• We can siee no reason to condemn any man, or any
party for atitiiscribing to the sound sentiments containrd
in the &bevel declaration of Cul. Bigler. When "the bill
now in the hands of Gus. Johnston," waibefure the Leg
sislature, weladvoceted its passage.' conscientiowdy re
garding many of the previsions of the law of .1647 as
"uncon-titutional and unjust in their operation," calcu
lated to din urb the public lkeace. and rtesui a ISAVYLL.
TU•L" the Fugitive Stave Lir in Pennat Ivame- . law
'"passed by la constitutiouel majority of Congress." and
"pronounced co.iatitutional by \the Jiid.eial tribunals."
Bebeving that the Law. of Con ems •bould be ••eniura ed
1
\ and imithety obei ed," ifs the "0 ly r cans of maicanin
hig invidat the Integra) of the Unton " we cutisidcr it
the duty of trvery Luau to "render a pk!
,otic .cquot...ire
to 1 .uch limo," and incligurrtly froWn upon tri.. first
dam ring at an "attempt to reeks!. drfest,or rtzspr aI,AI -
rtc - rt t." the Fugitive Slave Law, or any of the C.kiii -
points measures passed by ths constitutional majoruies
of the liiirt it:migrese
, le
Bitwaa 'or COLOREIVCANDI : ES.—The Albany Reg
ister stutes\that on an analysis of the green and red
coloring Matter of candy, they are fifouiPpi be com
posed of deadly poison; the former is Made" up of
arsenite of potash t and the latter generally of lead
and niercitry.' Sell era( cases among children, tt hieli
have reigned nearly in death, have recently occur
red in that city, fro p) eating green and red 'candy a.
The greed is the inWet poiS0(10111. and one of the
largest helarte colore "ri that way, on analyzation,
was rout!to contain e ()ugh araenite of potash to
kill eichil .
i., r
Gsx. N onTii.—.A correspondent of the Newark
diertise says it is well, iiiii7n in certain quarters
t at a dia . inguished vflicerot "gli in rank, and Of the
egular rrrny—whose name will (ureter he roust
I onorably connected A ith bite e\:ents of the Mexican
. ar—was only prevented by deu)Elt from being at the
/ 1
head of the Cuban expedition of` last year. The
tumor elle hundred thudiand dol. rs, it is said,
awaited liis acceptance on'tbe resi inatirin of his
command', the time which-had been a reed upoti) , {ll
be his beyond peradventure, no matter hat the re
suit: and' thereafter, so long as Ins-name and ,iieflri-'
ence' might be devoted to their service. a infien-a
i (ion eqotyalent to ih of the United States was t.,,
be his, with other emoluments and ativatitage.
N. „ i
', A ILISI . R THRUST.—The LI .Y . Express ea . iii
reply to the remark of the Linton Times, that t he
i\ s%
American Eagle spreads lIS w4ngs o'era barren taa to
.I
in the Cq alai Palace!"
There is one thing Mhe American Eagle flapsA4
wings inler," which the editor of the Tunes for
shame's aka, will hardly put parallel to the,barren
waste in Hyde Parke. ' We mean the tensuf (him
sande of ter-majesty's subk•cts who are fleeing from
wider the very shadow of the Crystal Palace to the
shortie or the Umted States; seeking,fiere a refuge
and a sbsiatence they looked fur in %siii, "even ,
rn
aong4 the wealth and the magnificeoce au prodi
gally displayed in Hyde Park. r ,
HTDR PPACTeCR..-~Thr rretS
vine ICatiada) Review of the 161 h. ci‘es followu
ing acconnt of a ease of Hydrophobia, supposed to
have occurred in its neighborhood.,
"A Orson from A!biun told tug to-day that a Stir- j
TeYor• t-t!at IravelUng in that Township, was bit- :
ten by a dog which he encountered in the bosh.—
Decided symptoms of hydrophobia ',brolly manifes- !
ted themkelves, resisting all the efrorts of medical
skill. Out informant added, that in order to abort- ;
en the .Offerings of the victim, his attendants when 1
the caselwas pronounced to be desperate, anaught - red I
him ?Austen two feather beds'!" ,
ANOTHER! WOMAN OVII!R THE FA ct.R.—We learn
from a freliXble source, that yesterday morning,
about siren o'clock, a woman fell:tato the water et
the edgi of the Horse-shoe Fall 'and was carried
over. She was n crazy woman; well known to•dll
vititoralon the Canada file, and for some years' ha:
been • tkrror.to ladies walking alone. A man was
arrested[ and examined on • charge of pushing her
into Inei water; but we understand that he was did
charged, for want of evidence. He alleged that the
motionimade Joy him. and which were tho't to be
made till put-ping her over, were wily attempts to
save he!. Still, some by-slanders think they plain
ly saw him shove the poor creature into the stream.
Buffalo Courier.
Gl' • AGI ' L WHO WORKEID lAA Pnevrisa Orricii.--.1.
Cincin ti paper states that three years ago a pour
orphan id applied and was admitted to t•et type for
that pa _r. She wariced ten veers, il whic h iii which
time e h earned besides her board. abort XOO, ind
'mina herself of the facilities which the printing
office u ered, acquired a gond education. She is
it
now an'associate editress of a popular paper, and is
engage to he married to' one of the smartest
Lawyer in Ohio. 'We should be disinclined to
credit he above if - we did not have so many
evidences of the elevating Influences of the printing
office. '
.
. MM.' NICHOLT INSTANCIi Or AFFECTIoN..—A liitle
boy fit years old, sun of Mr. David Cr .84t,pf Janes
vine, 1 'loconsin, accidentally fell into Rock river a
short t nte since, and being in danger Of drowning,
his sister, ten years of age, werr.in after liim to try
to bring him ashore, when both sunk together. A
brother, happening to pass by attjte time. pinnged - in
to their sesene. and alsoAisapnekred under the wa
ler., When taken nut soon afterwards, they were
atipposed to be dead,,but the 'oldest boy 'NIA filial.
lc reltgred to life. From the two others the 'vital
spark !tad tied - forever. : • •
..
I .-
Horda's WRlTilla ISX.:-..`We are opposed to all
kinds of •Puffing,,' in the figurative sense of the term. ?
Whether in the, notice of a bmilt.or anything else we have i
a repoOnanee to give it a fulsome adulation. or to recent
mend it in any wayat all, unless wis honestly believe it.i
j i
worthv'of favor.
"W have again furniShid ourselves with a keg of
Barer' Black Writing Lek, and when we sox that the
is not t o first or the second keg that has been procured
from r. Hove., the article may be considered as being
endorsed 'good' by us. otherwise we should not have
continuled Its nee for them. six or seven years past. Others
may hive their preference in favor of different manufac
tures. and we are quite willing that they enjoy thee- pre
ferencea (save end except those of opr corrorposedrats
who so netimes impose that loathsome Blue stuff upon
us. nh ch 4 not fit to be used ); fur our own part. we
i r
contrao 4
e the manufacture of Mr. Hover. 060 ink if
not on , clear and Week. bet does not clog and ennelo.
mersier our pee, as some other good inks do:"—Germen
/Worried Massager, CAsesimersbarg. Pa. 1
MIARRI JET: - 1
In Gireou on the 4th inst.. %py r ites% Ff. H. Moore. a
Weeht ills. Cept . Levi pens.' and Miss DIMITHA
too ef, men. •
On {he 7th hue.. by M. Niles. of link's. Mr. Nerues
I&& Mugs of Cottseorill. sad MTS. hiAltlf Mavis. of Grecs.
• • ! 'D I 3 f
Vali suddenly. au Tuesday last, of Nersoss Apaplex4,
Wtt Wu W. Kern, ).0., aged shout 55 yea'', -I
Fawns or GiOwiteL-i.mlilary,
war Jiinnsy'a got It-esarting
up the alley with the o at tar
tittle fellow, what a geeio4 lie
get it. We're going have
fry scones' fish for dinnerr
New Adverti
WOOD WA N ,
firlf I C sulatrriber nrishowto purchase
1 nal other RA wourt deturcred at
corner of Vtenen and 9th Streets..
ter pt
ERIE DAGUERREAN'
Park Row. a few doe
IMOD 8017
IItf:RMAN ichappv to invite all w
Ty PI: LI Kr.,i Ess W. who are at
prcturee they lrake.lo /whew Brooms
V.kly Tor the ln. LI4IIT If the gre
n been the onstatt study of at.
the ,tit . is errd, to employ and
he.t a,..tptedt) 11101111er the non,. fay
'hid) , an of thoneands of caper
a re-,mph manent Gallery in the
lure: are made h a common window.
onpertnt Pkture. by such air &
to the 'Art. The elle.er.twr therefere I
•nperwr I.IGIIT. and . ith au alp:trap
ec iu thet City. he so enabled ;gado,- .1
ewoel'ed in this part of the Cell wiry .
WI u.r h rata he prigt4eett in 01117•1 ronn 4 ..
drat .h.thas. Ile has al?o a iii.dendhl
n rill which tie lakes children 01 ally-a•
'
1411,49011111 A prtnres will not fade i f1..1
N. H.—Tim-recent linpriovitienta
rooms. • I
•
Erte, Peri, 10,
dam. Lo
rut
FIFTY AME Ir . ASS
A MI/ all this I. done anise theY
to 014..14 thee afirleyetarlene
plena.•) %hale others are thapleawed, b
to please all IS to ;
CALL AT it'
And ezannne has large ands..
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
tVilirlt he ts 111 make up to order on 111
11.0 ft lasltiombir style. Gentlernen
any :arinent can deia'nd cod having it
salt,:ied they will not be asked to Wee
We have nn band and continue to
,bleb we e:
nnnr, and Would invite ouritriend. d
nymno Uuod., Piices and %lakec and t
bring aluug>ome one 10 illdte fur )ou,
vatisned Ul4ll 14e have the
8.. t Goods in tl
1 h.. we t,o,t of AM%
‘Villfelri 1 l ' attiFv r.ttirtt, pr,ittgor4 an.
etoek• alyl rack trr.o ate. %t in we t
selt Is ettratt the theartt.
'4t r tt mild ft (Urn Otlf thatlkPr to the
plea - 0.11.) . 4"e all , j'a bIJ euitumere
can wake It cool ' s:1411:ot to Rive to , act
JOHN M. 3U:
11011PIRE A •'
Keep
it &fuse eke I,:coplegitat the Eirm,,
I , Jal4 inert tie.Ageney
1, Nall ..nuOLlCtortes in the ll,,httnt
•.J helon any wing ever heard of. En
I(; r l ei ot Flour wail purehrwe wore N.
a pear alto. We wilt awl' Bar Iron a
• Irian all rawnd fur Wanloiw, ',lewd.,
, aore• ni !cox at. Nett. I.) the 1,1- 1
' c 61.1 belute Math) Whet. ittomt
a.W., '1 he al.ote are for a..1,a Joe I
rilelf Hardware. eadlery Ilariln are,.
Alii% lie, V wee, Bellows. cAd Meehan
aleo Rubber
Ir. r , r-pt. 13. IV!.
& NEW ;FAT A
STOR
, pnr.'n , l'Acrll.4l. hilt mg reple4 it
11i %$ %%
of en; w•l'tis , je, ry Aare by Mr..'
the co i mien , or Cr lr to hi.
I. tww itirect,froi
LiMeliC.ll flatter t.nu.[lt' m.
11, 1111.i1k , 411 trl 11 , 1 ,
are mad.: IA mater
.11ZI !1••• narrameri equvr nc
ri Is % cbdt eau be had C.a.tern
I (entkititli eat. al all 1113. b find larr.
n. ncebe& Cu** celebratiq flab at
cog atfilopt every etylc. 4datit) awl pr
4utEllo
Tile ouk.eraber I?)per by table.
11un:Ite.:n, an hi- a tin tWI. 10 fleece th
,
make reliable r unionkrrn.
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-t—
ran Ca l rapaign Comme .
E:otta 111 e rci a I 1.1. r cio II ',Are L'ln
1 (1.0... g Cheaper Ikon Ertel—Li
I..:ree ..ileu and riliall pr.
Tl:lupin w. 4 , ,,,, to; or , h ..e are h
' Aiiilrrit e.r. 111-iii an., BUY'S CFA
..hum; 11;‘,-0. at at...uphill' furore
nu. e,..,0 4 ,,,,,,t cinihitta e-talliishaten
6h..itze. t.ra., virile 1 s tale a the last
i i
1311.1 1141 • angers from all parts at
thil,g ni as. (rota 01 her confines.
boon old 1144(1 as well a+ the lard F.
to tire. •ea . rket. tr loch I 011eOrt direst
tog the Jol.i.er'io prqiit %illicit enable+
eNeaper thin ant Miler milts idea! 111 I
tart I mit pr0.,..iii..1 Otetler Fall and W
it, will he, olt1,1‘).”1, are the wearer
t.t We, ~ its. an.17.-rtlet Oh+ market :
I tore 11,1 the Mt le, ...0 t ~relat., I Veil
-,.‘ tt) lease otietqtrti or Li--..11•'w.1,
1 . s e-. V. , , • NeA 1 irk 5 . ' r , ..5., IA
ten ,- 1.111 5 . ...),.1 is ..nk curti a led- ii 111 th
1a11.'17, Clore What I :1111:1, , h ive,miu
si.. I roam/Cachou. them in the ino+l
I. to• Loa .her. I:. eyleet-e o t•filiot,
In. 4.1.. u. ill ,to O e'l iq rail ander:lmi
r„,- I. l's a..., Ilit+ineu.abyt I /thee Co L
Iltruatt 1 . 1..111f. ('ar-se.ter.t. Vert:Alt. : .
ik . ' , ) at , the Bet O e cannot emus::
's all umes yon ip,re gni& Is. better 1
l it .s -t —eh,. per gnat'. than all the ..it
„ ~,,..} . I „e,i F., the liheral praroi
me. I n.e.1.1 re-reelf ill. l*. lease el
~,,,, a,:, a koe;/ind a I,lr;tr• and c'so I ars+,l.
f 4111 r. and taillif.illy, I hope 10 tit:-;
kht Lon a+ mane new Oat.. a , sA 11l 1.1
I:t ie,! , elit 1 1. 1 , 51 —l'
ummEziE
Er ir 04-pt. '13,1E31-
• Stray,B
'et tm 10 the eneloo
jai; I.lle Creek, abont I
. terra, one rar old la
lihe other red .10,1 n hole. no art
eat I lovers are rerpregted to call,
au .1y
I'rerl s ,
NOTX
herenv r.ven: that a I . .roinisra)
&War% *t tet rill alio
three month- front or. hy 11. H
that the -aid note n a- o' , tintml in f
all tfiri•onp art therefore witir
'a- it n II ti•rt lin paid.
WaLcitord, ziletit 13. IKil . •
Plank Road
TIIC Stoektiolif,r4 of the Volot
.L Rowl t'9l,lpatly are h. (eh) 11,
,aid,....“-khol,lora 1% ill 1..
ber heit,:a the h01e...! of George l'a
P. NI., 1 ,, ele:t officers tur the saki
the t.aid Rv.rd. •
I mlmot Sept. 13. 1931
Ci 1:11.11`,4 CIS ant'
17 1 in g.. Nlarine
u • ri. and w tc lian7
C-0. Lc
GI.
A !Awl E aenw
rd. Ai Inch sr,
3. Pero
A LARc
ou:ar. or a
Perry pluck by
eili:l.F A R
NO 3. rem II
atici I.inrn Wan. . tig4
tJ I,4arr,lLait p„ Ca■hiueres on
tn. le. •
NlaniAl'a Mack rltlk ;
11 Ribbon. of !at 1.% st)les just Ir.
`opt. 13.—N
STARTLING NEWS
Execution of G •
LAll R I'ST are now reee
6( fall goods eouspstlng of I)
Shan I-. Dre.• silks. Ca
rant never ~ r nrfs
toOIIOIII.V and is ill ti sold as lon
in env 411.7.fi 11l inatlng ps
amine for themselves and test pra
Dont forget `to call al No. I IV Nth
streets,
DI:LA_FF~IlOO
for otic plolling a
r a gballiag a yard a
Erie. Se 1. 13. ;
rilhi:l3iMlt- - i t iT-T07. - n• Scow •
XA 1 Wright's Mott for one •
Frte.Sept. li.
• - V
A 1 4 . i lt on d
.11-71.1 Like this fu
oblige
R i t: x `
Ahl:r F:XT~ACTI4 nr
.L' 'lcrf, Jrllap, ustarda, Pa
F.r.e,Sept. 13.
13IRD CA 11 F 9 a. good amsortum
Erte Sept. 13.
.I.SKS In Dozen riororted M
Erie. erpt. 13.
F. WARE from the Ert .
I. Erie.. Sept. 13.
- LAC-Iti4TEA a ouvcrtor artie
for side at
FL/UK.—Flour from the W
'to Le bad at
•
ratrr. is hereby given t
.1.11 orphans' l'ourt or the e.
at put.ttc veirdoe.
preaw.44.. at 19 O'ckrek A. M .
Medal Pomeroy. deceased, to
parcels or land adjoining each .
it 'le res Of landoitunte in the .
ty of Erie. bounded north be a
ton mad; eta by land of John
wr by /be /API init.'. a
Pert. 13.-3111*
I%bere'e the frp t i,
ud and eters shell;
horse. • "The de % ,
al nimbi* but
go and
alfmnY• end mu st
isamme....—_ •
erne
TD D
• Cords of Hrmi, b
A*Ker) t, 1.. m.
S. JACKSON '
G la ---- A — ,E it y - 1
• West •ftbe
11.
1.0 Irish 1) be i rtit Irv,.
'''
meets 4i c )( l, ‘' . n i . e ' h 'o t i l of , A . l L ( i t : ls lh t I.'..ii the carne
1 : 1‘11 . 7 8 , ; :: : " . . n l i : 71 !. , al ,
, 44 1n:i. "' 1 i.,,.
I II tsbtheular whin am.t of
bled hate bary i b, i ,i, - a r
able results. The result
!*foster whe t . 0, pm "'
i and he who la}ii Le ran- pros ea hi. tiptr o , h „
el. leave to say that b, hi
tortures %bort, cannot b
otters to excel! any 16 .
i t Er r, ...r for 6 I oietil
Lock Nun in: I 4,,,,.. .
ta•rly key:. '
• ay be sera at the a►pq
IV. Il SHUMAN.
o iiiitra.
M.ASSACRED.!
...1v )HiZ1(111•1111he Cu.
i ; Elt , d l• usual some ire
the wily way ,pa too.
ICES.
I PeJected cock of
ND VESTINGS
I►lbrrert nadir,. and in tpe
ttu kr nadaanres for
hen prown.ed, and tf not
I away.
=I
'Ake a %cry :tipprnly 1A ,y
ref oil:Rend
the p. 11.1 le to rdll and .1.
nutjudo-. rt
c yuu say
bok
I,
City!
Ar.o. a ricer Inc cot
• Irler-hirt...
tight ery 1941..1.1 v..
k •
11/ laic for grit fa)rr._t
rid as Wan) n,.)
at No or,
'Kt, Practical Tal.C4,
AIX.
/ITI VW , bt rndermolil
,no of tho t -14,11.11nd
1rv.... we. I,I,PWIT rrdoc
t.er, ' l 'T U r. a
'ls .0 , 1 Ir. , t It nn 41d
1,,A. to :c;r pt.,. pound.
lirts
p, lrr.,rn to per
c. it lllJlrhr.t 1 lte,i t r y
..re1. , 411;.• a larr./..f,k at
nantite4.. rhains.
'11 ., , , 1 , 411 all
11 \ ‘I.IIVI,LL 1
~1) CAP la
It
•',611116
otifr On 1'.16 11‘.1tA. IRO
• I:te4aiic.• ut
v• t.,
tro . k of fl a t s ad ci na
Eastern NI
hat .7 MN,. Ittt L t itt,,tl
It. rt:11111.,•til t tt re-•
awi In 1.. , I.
-tpc
thEi latr.t fa,.t.rui* War
Turk yrtets. Zo rips
e. gpoa eve of
a ir deal ing,
-C
• RJ.
cod in Reality. ,
ing Store Open"
6hitAl aft rscr•
ECZE
rbv hrtirp n tbl:
IIINt; in.l 61'
A Whorri,;. • r kr, .1
.No
fllnrill.4 a,:• ut
U 3.111.1 Si:lr. 1 1 ,
am I.Lilr
1r . ., .14 :ht
11, I . ' l/I'4 •
'Di DI prrar
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pjeslble, It , ••••'"0, in
/lr the a1”.1••• 1111.0
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t• urt. J r :0A...
;ifae 11rt.d..1...dV0, J 1 al-
It IrtaNle an i is,Jrlinbaa•
VI, 011'1. C.lrap
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cr
lyre. Fatir ) Pru-,lt,
pl. call a:0! rp,1,4 111 e
S. ASA IS-I—llsoigli oft
r..t.0.,1144,2, - .11% cl the i.e/
Ir ''', l: : ; t * I ": ;. ,' ;4 . 1 t ; rR .*' ";1 a ' ; a :
i .1,1. and ,I 4 alma h.:10441e
; all ms ul.l ennonerta. aid
. /
1 r tat VI ith their calls
3f,n.Es Fr tl7l.
Uli2l
of the puFwf %for loung4n
ins Idle,
SPr)ng: one of them red +OO
al marks. Whue‘er tn+.•
elnrce., a❑d take them
SULIOI
.3t14
'ote_for illevi %In ens ~ f Se
t 'the ia.l 1 , 1 Jolt'. I-31, ni •
”f. to one . 4 . Hamel., and i
114 ahi 1 is an jut eon,idera•
• Dot to ferule Ine.ame.
Ii II 1141%w
eating.
!pap awl Slat , .
'tied thm I, $.1,1 d, the
:irmlay "f"to
ot 14ctoric
I unit...any. nod also to :it.ve
IG. W. 111L — $11'1112 I. 1 :• 1
rolarce vn.ps.
. ELI/ II 111f.f.. 11
lIIESRV I , l'l X I,N;S. I ;
W.11.1.41t All ZZI
JIM.% JUlkius. • 7
ER A 4 l I n elk - ACE.
GORAT.IO CRURBT. r 7
3101
caytt
.. the tlu•ap•
1.14. ER
j€l , lrffe 2 C
1.i..11,L. No
of rake. teat.
c nt.Nn 3.
&
rceri o at
KEpLi.R._
'IDO. plain :1.1
e. st‘ Its on the
BUCKLE /Ir. K ?LEN
larucly vl Itirc h
urea by,
=
1 •
. ROM CUBA i. -!
! -
Lopes r : I •
lg a large and Oplrn , ol CAI
ne4, Cashmeres 61;/,:11 i tr.-.
WOO!, &C.. of TWO mud C.C.
If market. Our ti,e. Pere
an be atlbrdvi Ls : , .. , y hotone
In invited to r .11 -tod fl
ilythe truifi of our r,s,ef I .41.
• Ilik rort.er of I. init . a nd 11:th
LAIRD k It 1'F.T....
IR
i• —CR•toTtieti ti 111 rind
.I.lt rights [Rock 1..
1 LAIRD & RUST.
Ingtaants VI 111 be fi.l4:-.: at
ag a yard.
LAIRD 4 RI ST _
41 1 • wertie-s.Wi. hope our trxr , , a ,
I" . aerigusoottinttrranzln ] .,4
LAIRII & RI ST
Ir. Vanilla. for Rare al
.Ilyrups &c. for
11,1100RE'3 tlrori pkl
fcrsa lent
MoOßrs Greco)
aubt ati.l f r
MOORE'S G rivers
annfactorr for valr at
MOORE'S isfVfi r • r'tat
(Meek Tea )test aba
MOORE'S Grorcr)
ut Cfrriln,ll4 thvcrE.l-1021°
MOORE'S l:1Jerl
e.:4‘o.ffl'
or% Salo.
n punsuanee of an order et the
y of Ert.. I vs 111 esnose to oath
th day pt October nest. on the
the richt. title and intrort
prce.
• fallow ini descrthed
eonutooly oft all G loat
nship of ronreant, in the toner
.1 funning raelsfrOns the Lessor
.• y,ageth by . land of A MK,
(11A El KSV)