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DPXOCRATICILTR 110111111ATIOI13.
Mitrot.
WILLIA BIGLER,
cLicAaraza cueliTz.
• roii. CANALi OmpitssIONFAIL
BETH" CLOVER,
OF CLAIII3,:f COMITY.
For Justices of 'the 'Supreme Bench.
JEREMIAH S. I3LACK, of Somerset.
'JAMES CAMPBECL, of Philadelphia.
- . EL' OS LEWIS, of Lancaster.
'JOHN B. GIBSON, of Cumberland.
WALTER H. LOWRIE, of Allegheny.
For President Judge,
HON. JOHN GALBRAITH, of Erie.
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SATURDAY MORN I
_ Next I
We !darn by letter fro Warren county that the Whip
are reporting, and urgi ngit as an obj.ction to Mr. Gal
braith, that be is overyears ell! Ware Mr. G.
that old, it wauW be no :petiole. but each is not the fact.
he having been born Aeg.l3. 1794, consequently he is
only 57. What falseb . will next be started.
--„,s
Tricks of as Enemy.
Fake 'reports are alwat the revert of a desperate fac
tion. Of this character s the one now being indirstri
ouslycircilated by the opponents of Hon. John Palbraith,
to the effect that be has Withdrawn from the canvass. in
favor of ihatfge ,Chttrch. i Nothing if the kind has taken
'place. mM nothing of tait kind will take piste I Of this
oar readers cite rest assiWed: consequently ie. at any of
the electitin polls. there sihould be any hand-bills to that
effect. accompanied wit, tickets for Judge Church. vo-
4 trick of tAs Enemy. We do
.liticians base enough for inch
not—but u the story is now
• toted, when its promulgators
else and wilt be contradicted. it
a forerunner of some last trick
at. Ws say, then, lathe oppo..
iuse junto." vote for John Gal
-1 ghost would do mar, honor to
abbitt alive and kicking.
ten cam rest assured it i;
not know that there are
• trick—we train there-a
being industriously cir
tnust be aware that it is
!ricks awthough it ass t
like that we have hinted'
tieuts of the •• Market-h i
braith, alive or deadhi l
the genet' than Elijah !
To the I
bn Tnesilay next
ti ;Pate in choosing a
e , and for the first tim
Of tie impormaco of t
dnd the neceseity of eve
familiar u we are, and
eary.to. call your attenti .n to it in a column of -high
wroniiit declamation, fit I of "sound and fury. signifying
nothing." No. we bell ve you are all men of sense and
judgment,. and coasequ ally cannot but look upon the
usual clap-trap newspap r balletins,"t?bewani (
of fraud,"
" to watch the polls," " . look out for lies," and the like,
always very freely indu din by our opponents. as al
together superfluous, if not an actual insult. That all
t
good Democrats will go the polls. ant as honestly en
deavor to persuade his 0 ighbor to go also, we minters
ly trust will be the fact. 1 The Democracy of Erie have
an important 'voice in th e. contest. Pannsy4ania moist
biredeensed. She hes en too long under the domin
ion of snob demagogues* Johnston.St d Strohm!
The Demdiracy of Erie. powerless in her local elections.
are all , powerful in this! contest. Their candidate fir
Ri
devernmy Wm Simms' is eminently worthy of their
most devoted support, the principles at issue ars sash
as esaacit.fail to awaken their meet profouad sympathies.
What those issues are it is hardly necessary at this lat•
day to enumerate; bat t t at their approval or rejection by
Pennsylvania will hay as important bearing upon Use
maintenance of the Conetitutional guarantees of the sew.
oral States *unimpaired. is a matter beyond dispute. Should
Pennsylvania re-elect Johnston. she will be looked upon
as having repudiated the Compromise of the last Con
gross. and with the Keystone loosened in the great env
mutat of our political Uftion, dissolution, with all its at
tendant eviks. stares as —ldly is the face. it behooves
then every Democrat i Erie county to out dow
land cast his suffrage for our State ticket, frdm Governor
down. , 1
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le tepid to Preside t t Judge. as it is no t political
of f ice, and in no event, let who will be ele d. eine Is
claimed as a putitiral 2 vi tory. we expect Near to
exercise his best judgm tit in reglird to the tWo candi
dates,. '-We have in fur t er numbers, and ibieWhere in
to-d3sl's paper, given on reasons for deeming r ube elec
tion of Joss G•LallAITI1 . referable to that or LLOAIII BAlR
atm and it is not oece eery to stgain enumerate them
here. Sufficient is it linty that Mr. Galbraith's qualifi
cations' cannot be quest ioned—that his urbane deport
ment as a geutkman, au* his social itialitiell as a citi
zen eminently fit him fOr the post to which his friends
hare darned him. He is not mixed, up with any clique.
factir c or self-constituted Intim." and hence upon the
Beach will have no " friends to reward Sr enemies to
penisli." no private ends to accomplish. no ulterior views
to carry out. but will be prepared to ",temper justice with
mercy." and "deal justly with all men." without fear:
favor or affection. ' VotS,, then, fur John Galbraith for
President Judge ! r
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la regard to the contest between the volunteer bandl
dates for Aseociite goalie sod Pirthonotor. and the reg
ular Whig candidates, War Moods of course will exercise
their own discretion. l is nesinently a quarrel in which
we as a public jciornalist, have no past our lot. We shall.
however, on the - day of the eleetioe, as a private Malin.
make a selection between them, and vote as we please.
and we trust every Deoerat in the county will do so
likewise. Mr. Skinner is eminently a good o ffi cer , but
it is folly for hie hien to 'say that the me* of capable
persons for Prothoootor mes extinct with him. W.
have no doubt also tha Mr. Wood, one of the regular
Wbig candidates for A late lodge. is a very worthy
di L O
man. and although remisved by the Canal Company for
iscompeteney from the post of Superintendent, will set a
week er two open the Bench every three months with
tits moth Amity as though he were eel d as his die
tinguiehsd edontrstnan, Lord Brougham. As to ledge
Miler, lase has had the independents to iepudiate the
cbligaticns:of :a.pattked Convention. and come unit's. a
volunteer; he is every inch a Whig. and there are al ma
ny inches of him as anY Wbig we know. The office,
however, is net a politOil one, and as he was defeated in
..the Whig Convention bi the dons of the Market-heetse
junto beeline", he stooditt the way of some of the private
speculationi - of•the redotsbtebte gentlemen who compose
that negate body. we cannot bat look epos him as esti
tied to the ItYlltrithY. at least. If not the , votes, of the De
mocracy. lit regard to thje. however, each voter mast
exercise his owe :edgmecit on he day of the elation.
CoL Paxtbn, of Colombia.
All ear readers lobo i atteaded the Banbury sal Erie
Ksikonl meeting et the lYoart Home is this city. at which
the President of that roild made a speech. recoiling the
gentleman whose name beads tbie awide. sad hie ears.
getie aposch .0111 that ocnssien. He has elweps been a
IVbig—mds • Whig whim here; sad is ins of the east
isthutailal aid wealthy lren seantaeterete is the Suite ;
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bet he has t now taken sad decided "m beer
of
ia
of Col. Bigler and the wade ticket. as has at lest
amen the beattleas heel My .1 the Whigs on the Tara
eeestielh. has watched Abatis. seentniush et um
present NOM Emend and has sees the power of De
mantle priseiphie ' . yid is the perm sad pow
peritiy of ear great eons .
111 0 ' The mosey is Now York appears to have
aged, ee gaits died set, sad pee* there are breath.
Ifie• apts. Thireid eases. el an t►is coraisetiee fs
Yet I. be 66 ' 010 904km we pan it will be iessd et till
dint ti tbs •• merry e►eassts .
IE. PA.
G. OCTOBER. 11. MM.
Erie County.
II again be 3 oar privileige to par
aernor and Canal Commission
to 'elect your own Judiciary.,
e election, the lames involved. I
man'a voting, you are juot
ends we do not deem it neer,.
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lye 1114:11 • )Iii:4,11.11111ejl
Men Galbreithrs kifil Ability Welled by the
Whig nemben of the Iko of &ie, Craw
ford and Werrea.
Mach has been mid by {be Whig papers of Erie. Craw-
Card and Wanes (with bow meth taste. to say nothing
of truth, we leave the reader to Oady.) in regard to the
want of legal qualificatioas of onreandidste for President
Judge. Hon. Joss GAL. Ann. i Chief among thaw cal
smaiatons. becalms it la a. Noma bide claim t. boomer_
and fairness, boa been Moi is tin Gemara. That short
has told its readers. amid is readlirs. many of them, have
takes it dews as greedil u h sacred revelation. that Mr.
G.. ahbosgh "a plaid mani ptomains social quali
ties. with some replete • for ,native ehrewdseas and
foresight." is sew " • te" irithe prestice of the Law.
add a stranger to the import ant hod reirpes..ible duties of
the Presides& Judgeshi of this District. We might
amid is
to the snore rhos i *sty is.' are \ emsasive practice.
which Mr. G. bee enjoy in titt Courts aMO District.
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for a refatatiee of this oder. We might call upon the
hundreds of citizens orb bogies* bee beer estnisuid
to his ears, to testify i the pp/Wiese ; or, leased. we
might call up the Of our mem. slid mete them
show how many the sad and ow oast the &mosso at
issue. that hairs been yGri y
savaged N big legal abil
ity es • lawjer, and his /My es • sea. Bat we pre
fer to rants each char with 4 asere bees-edges wea
pon—ene that while ' is del
sad sore. carries con
vietion tonne to every • lad , t this crusade wise'
Mr.G. now, owes its o gin to tin . • vain disposition
of the few men who ha' detenhin to foist Elijah Bab.
bit open the pimple. in
•r they will or no.
Jobs Galbraith sot
Now see bow plain sr t,
the death of the temente
a y on the Buie
United States occurred _
Pi:eldest Polk.' by thappointing ,
nt '
ti p.
Aoog the gentlemen kepi of in
-post dotemporaneens with Judge Omar, wee Joan 6at.-
atterew i And who imported his applicatioo *Mk yen.
reader 7 Would you *Opens. from the WOO 0( . 010 Whig
presently. that the Whig members of the Bar of this 's.;
tire District. then complied of the comities of Elsie. Crew
ford.; Wiriest and Ifeitango. neited is recarnmendiag
this 4 .• obsolete deaf old {gentleman" for that peat. It is
*venni). John Galbraulth's petit/es wont before Presi
dent Palk with the nal** of the entireßar et-Ede. with
one exception. (J. H. ?father.) attached to it. Se' also
was it signed by the e re Bar of the other coanties we
have ,named. Then. 1845. and '46, Jobs Galbraith
was Competent to 61 1 seat on the Beach vacated by a
Baldwin. aminide by with a Tumefy. e Woodbury.
a McLean. tied the r .shiniag lights of the Judicial
firmament. Now.- hoT u v it er. four ohms Yeere law. be is
not competent for the of Jedgeof ear Court. Was
I over party, malignity se eifectaelly ,rebeked by facto 'as
this? Was ever a aolitipaper colonay mere *godly si
lenced ? ,Wao ever a *it of party loaders platted se com
pletely is a dilemma 7 i The Whig members of the Bar
of this District. either alined their names to a falsehood
in 1845 et 6, or:Joh a Gilbraith is new eempliteet. There
is no getting over this. We pregame the , Whig papers
will not say their (riselied them ; and if.thej do not.
io what - position does it place them 7 Jebel Galbraith
now is the name Jelin Galbraith he was I. 1846. Heim
just as competent. jest's learned is the law, just asides.
mpelsal f
e will pet
• Sods* B
of #io
*llea w
of a mss ! This be was caps
questions—of •• hserirg" la
ass the •` torso • •• •• vigorous"
a student: just is taut
Ws or &midis( great
portant suits—no*. to
and •' ornate" hieing of one aids revilers. "be does
nal possess in a mesas hardly any qualiikatioas what
ever'—is in feet " obislete." and much better Sued to
proaide at some mike guesting thee anytilleg ides.
We here might . bat there is see other hide eir l
compliance that, for Ilia, romeas. deserves aides.'.
We said the petition , r the appointment of Mr. Gal
braith one of the Jed of the Supreme Court of the
United States, we. sig ad by all the etentbers or est Sr
hat ene—and that *no es J. M. Walker. (( N o gu i der.
stand correctly. Mr. , . did not refem to sign dm poli
tikus benne* be did • dmine Mr. G. qualitird, bet be
came he would not • a favor of a " Ad
ministration." Bert as it isay.,iiiewever—it is NM
material whether thin the resson.lei whether he was
naked to sign icor ;Oil
doomed Mr. G. oleos(
of rho clearest proof:
be fact dial be bias berstakes
our abkst Lasrysts
_is sisseeptibis
d that proof essaista is lb. fact
that ha has. in his owls
sammary to maple) , •
iEgEFEE;EI
of cases, or for. pita eimealtation, almost invariably
selected Mr. Galbraith Now. if war csadidate Mee very
" obsolete" is the liw if there is any troth in the shams
the Gaut:sand its Oh have harped apes. la regard to
l
is
his want of qualificatle for the Bench—if Elijah Babbitt.
a member of Mr. Wi's we political pain. is ouch an em.
loan( jarist, so able a advocate. so Closr-boader4 and
withal so far above ; h competitor—bow comes it gist.
J. U. Walker did am mate Babbitt with hirn.in his
practice more fiction's y this Mr. Galbraith 1 'l'e wit
seems strange. and wi al unaccountable. sod we opine
it will seem strange. t to the people who have frequent
ed'ihe Court Moss inloor idyl aid have Otero seen the
facts vie have alledid • . bat are now called upon tto be
lieve the tales of the suds, sad endorse the slanders
of iti " right 7 bower" i , detraction
Let it
Remezad.
• that a " boso benre" friend of gift
ghuir•honss" candidata for Pres
! busy buying up espitujod a Na
. Written by Hos. fors DAL
ca. for the purpose of prejedieing
that geatkotaa es reconat of
, his it a political trick worthy oily
calibre. sad 'exhibits air into!-
' the Dirk Apia, whoa saporati
iguana:thus tie present lois.
eertaiely, Lave little dear
g will prevail. and *lily media it
' what love tricks Elijal Bodkin trill
t eem:s. And here hit es walk oar
Let it lee remember
JA BAZSITT. the "8
ideal ;hedge. bee bee'
phist epee
Rearm earn* lure Ri
the publivoied egad
hie religiose belief.
of a mind of the omit
*ranee more utitod
don ruled insured .f i
mai period of the w
that such elections.
t. let the peoples**
resort to settoomplialt
Presbyteries. Me
Catholic., Baptist aed - Episcopal
may d•aoaiasti•a has that a per
.. who seeks to tibial' that peel
eectariaa batted •f tb• people ?
• right hi worebip i• twa•r
rasa seat•• west—ie •ai tee•
by the foodenaracal law• •f see
readers wh t rise ./.
al - 1111 *III be jest Jell '
ti by sis 'ag op 1
a i ms
Li*ty of 'c l
sod We to each I
Privileges
State. A sea rah
sad the pe who i
political a. is be
el falligketil, the bond
of a Joha Rogers. Ili
eslightetied age.
that minuet fail to be
Woo, bo be Whig or t
I. • • •
is between hint awl his Maker.
piously ;seeks - to drag it late die
r Staid to preside at the whipping
ag of liaptiits, or at the canoral pile
a over a Court of Josh!. is tkia
t wo wawa words aria a manor
pediato4 by *Tory tialtgbissod sit.
mead;
Win.—We se
New Tort see peeper'
a whit defeat ia Pea
oar eeightior of the r
is escort) emo circuses*
iatisates that 'if
cylvaisia." saw Aavi
rata' tba! fact;
the Scan and Seward papers ie
the *Wads ef their Wrote for
ylvania nest week. For lastesies.
&da denser. whose political head
anc.•• sad expediency Will allow.
liiipi sheeW Iss defamed ie Pee..
▪ senweated Sao. It will net be
▪ is the treseturry of the ollihro r
the by. ammo in. Peeneyisaaia.
• is wise. and @Yews that. like •
•ie. rile deterelitied set to be
without an eimbrella.
GrAys."—which. - bi
*.Cooper mom.," Th
prodert politicks es
ett in the rain
•"At.t.nia Dacsac
tells el' a ma •
aanseil Jobe Wi ,
in that village lately.
claims is rank ailiee
die - &hewing: •
"—The Heilidayebeti Shrufetel
water; from' Huotiairdoe seamy.
addniesieroos• of the fahhfel
ed amens other eihibitiou of his
"GU this dowse)." sage wee of
"What Om h-41 isltholocefooo pails comfoomd a ass
bow? Why. Ph toll ea, ft is composed a the t
vesuriars hclesi4
P GLommsay smut isimarprrs qf
he/Sow As eps."
we d..'t le o i g fore irith osimmesosie 'Sales;
bet teeny O AOm SS thii Gamete's "right-bower"
seek ie)reeste IM. heroism' of dist Übe_ Iso Assislssil
Editor_
sapsiity
al a Jidge. vrbetb-
President Judge
ew dowir. Upon
• iris. of Brio State,
e Cant of dm
ultimately 611 ed by
of Judge Grow.
tresseeties with Ibis
IMSI
Trimble ii the pia.
The tremble le the Wigwam of Whigery Increases
day by day. Scarcely an hear pusses that some new de
fectioe of the hitherto faithful is net reported at the head
quarters of the " jeoto"--4be last sad most important of
which may ho fossil in the proceediap of a Whig most
ly; at Girard. published is the three Whig poem this
week. This sleeting. which -has the sympathy of the
party oalvereally in the west. sod will be respoodod to
by hnedreds all over thementy. nominated Judge Mums
for Aseocime Judge. in opposition to the regular candi
dates. Of coarse this has produced Use , utmost coaster
nation is the camp of the " jest.." Hid a bosib-sbell
exploded ever their heeds they _wood sot have been more
startled. sad their etteitoqueet trepidation I. testy pitiable.
Rieltard's cry fir " a home, my kingdom for a horse."
wee set mere Medlin than that of the " twelve ones in
beekrum," and issistedietely our Livery Stables ware
pat la requisition. and "Tray. Blanche. and Sweetheart."
with one yelp. all nuked to dte "aural Distriet&s! Seals
lore for the country. its rural shades• its itarliar brooks.
Rod its quiet nooks, wore sever exhibited by • est ofpol
iticdase beim. The "deer pima'!" hem alleetionately
their base) ere grasped by the demo* Wilkie; epistle-
WM who whittle sticks sliest the Marks-hosse es Mar
ket iserniege. How kindly they Inquire &boot their
health. their crepe. Asir children and their cereal; and
thee hew delicately they hint that we cotempo-nry Per-•
Ley. and Hie Honer. Judge Milos. are being made tools
of by the _" rascally 10-co-te-eise." Asd then. if one of
the " dear people" should be lip Flabbent. So self-willed,
as to doubt-their sincerity, and 'scout the idea that this
mom in their ranks has all been prodeeed by the " res.
fttly Oiarnier." sled for proof, poiet to im 'soleness to
show that it takes so part whatever is the emetreverey.
how excited does the dement gentlemas itimmate, sad
how hood his voice rings shoot the ears of the market wo
es ! Verily. the " war of the rums" is beeemiai ex
cities. end to se laughable ! We do set kitew when we
have enjoyed as etches caneese as we have this.
men a light thatewe could so truly say we didn't eare
which whipped. " Aye. bet Parley and Miles are bolt
ers sad traitors." exclaim* an ontbosiastie adherent of
the "juts." " Traitors and bolters to what." exclaims
an isdopeadoot—'• to a peeked corention, to an ins*
'possible junto, to a tows chg.* ! And teuridee." coo
imam iedepead est. " it don't look well in therms who are
going to sappome. W. Kelso, to talk sheet traitors and
bolters. Has net be been a traitor to the Whig party
time tied agais, heeler ran fee &eaten ate.. Me., after
having bees defeated in the Whig conventles 7" Birch
is a brief *ethos of the tronveruaties we hear 'almost daily
at the corner streets Mimeo's our Whig friends; sad
more especial,/ sloes' Dimes has throws of the *bacilli;
of party. mid repudiated the obligettona of the " junto."
le aU these debts. we of course min take no part;but as
we have a good deal of the milk of human kiudesse is
Oaf commisitioe, we- generally contrive to tall the dips
wow to genii oat, while we hold their hate. • • '
Has Gov. Johnston itednied the State Debt
Ws Bed the follerriog speciosa paragraph is the lost
Gazette. and publish it for the purpose sof patting a quie
t** apes the prat/ailed claim of Johnston that the Scats
debt hes base decreased the sem named eider his Ad
atiaistratiesr:
The Okerosr has Dot yet DAR= to pal;tirh Goy.
iiihmiton'a proclamation of the payment of $659.1914 96
of the Siam debt. It la perfectly matat. Oat with the
fact nitighber, and do yourself credit,"
The proclamation referred to, wee published by the
(lunge as aft advertisement. for which it received pay.
last as it wield for any advertisement--coosequistly it
could not be expected we would publish it for nothing,
ore if it did sot falsify the facts. which it dill So much
iu explanation' and of the reasons we did not publish it. In
this prockmatiou the Governor claims that the State debt
his bee. reduced under his administration 1116511.192 98.
Li this eel We say it is not, and there is a very simple
and easy process by which we eta aeries at the facts
mid it is this. If the State debt hes beets rediteid the
vs. of $6.59,125 SI, by Gm Johostiett. thee the interest
'ls the State debt must have bees reduced ohs. for eve.
tri dollar of a debt liquidated curtails' the expenses of the
Stets se mach for interest. New we will refer to the
Oficial records and show that. se far from the interest
eh the public debt being reduced. se it would be if Goi.
Johnson bed reduced the debt the sum he claims, 1011.11.
MONET Ilse ACTOJILLT NZI. PAW for i.fsnnM o. theintilie
deli within the lest three years than was ever paid in
any dine years before. aid the memo paid forth, year
1551. exceeds by Wrimu theuesd deems any fisener
your. -
• The folleirior Spire% copied from the Auditor Gotl
and% report, prove' what we hays stated :
Amens% paid in 1846, eel And. Gen.'s te- •
port. Page 4k. $1.984.623 77
Amount paid is 1844. sae And. Gen.'s re
port. Pogo 40. 2.002.240 41
Amount paid in 1848, see Aud.:Gen.'s re-
Pert. Page 45 • _ 9.005.740 79
Aninent paid is 1849. sso Au& Gao.•n vs-
Pari. Pap 5 0 . 82.007.916 99
Amount paid in 1850. is. And. Goo 'a re.
Pan. PIO 52. 2.004.714 51
Amount paid io 1951, ono And. Gea•s
books. 2.099,360 97
lathe above the extraordinary &M . Mus. every man
in the lice. and al - weals to every awe'n pocket, that hie
loxes have bees locoweed end's. Cim Johastoe's Ad.
esimiatration. Ws eek seer) , farmer in the Commonwealth
as examine his receipt. for State rases. aid see if any ro•
disclose bashes. made is them terabits tbe last tams marl.
We appeal confidently to every farmet M say if this I.
sat Me ease, and if k a the lio direct is given la the
Governor's proclamation 1 We think the Gmeale wield
have dose itself coedit" for sagacity. ilk had let this
humbug peschweatlee fall still-bore. wad sot forced es to
impose it. •
Let. the People Remember.
That Jobs Strohm. the whig candid/me for Camp Van
oriasioner. was • meniber of Congress daring the war
with Mexico. It has been charged •pot him. that us
VuTILD AGAINGT OAAOTIIIa SOPPLIZS TO OWL ♦ass there. at
the onset entice! jauntier*. This- his supporters have Bat
or denied. until a foss geeing put: in which time a letter
has-been drawn from him. is which he admits all that
the Democrats ever charged against bits Therefore.
when ye* shall ge to the Polls. nrmasember that this
MOM* John &mho, was willing to let oar fellow animas.
then MI the banhuset.idesirs. b. VOTICIIIAL! or STARV
ED. rather than :rote for the bill granting them the neces
sary applies. Ton Correia said that the Illeakani
e•gbt to welcome them with bloody hands to homitahlo
grams; and Jobs Strata war wining that they should
be started sr stardust sad slither gals bin little san
ders.
ET lirrstsaritissi na Ocosist.—TlN Osisitor
selobse of ibis Illogssias is ropioto with spirit sad inter
est. Tim frsatispises is outiosilislied with • likoooss sf
tie has J. F• 111114110111 01111114 p, wills • virm of his resi
doses. **Owego Hall"' Tb.l alto' of Bsedwitisit is
Cossous is plosoirri. sad Hesti•g" is of
fosinaliog iosoroot The 1 ;al tram 'sprier
rusk la 4mila of periodical. published. PoMisitail try
tirrimor Torriorood, Now Torii. Priem poi yeas. p.
IT Twit Forums is Patt.iton.rxt.a.—We waderstend
that the Whig Finance Committee was oat yesterday foe
the purpose of eolteetlag fonds to par the seeesnary es
pouse. widow* to the Monti's. amid That is g , likolf 08
Erma who bays heretofore contributed au' thinned dol
lars each to help along the Whig caw, they were in
formed diet they could receive no contribet lees from them.
Ow Arm, that haa. on more than on. commies, colltri•
bated ewe Owaisami dollars. said to Ohs assiniuse. "we
commit contribute money to aid the election of a moo who
is-hostile to the interests of Philadelphia. and a hove elec
tion would be regarded in the Soothers Atlantic chin as
evidence that there was no lore ie Philadelphia for 'the
Union.'" One of the roommate replied •••re most have
moasy—we cannot carry on the the election without it."
He was thee told. "you most gut year money from those
whose comes correspond with Your caadidates; we am
mo aid you." This Wing exists le • very greet extent
miaow Market sad Frost streets. sad we therefore feel
free to maim the of On Mats and the Liaise that
the isittimilt of tYr.rhlWsfjbie meretiame le
Look al the Coehtest.
The whlg pipets say den Him. Joss Gatiamvis is its:
fitted foli thii Beath helium be Ii wend' in huddles
Raii and Flank reeds. Big are Borers. in this particular.
he is the very antipodal if the "fdatket Homo" wadi
deti4—tbst individual sever Wane to oar keowledge.
contribeted a dollar. or devoted ma hew towards any OM.
tic Hoproioent. And here let as look at the contrast.
He lii ne
wimbily—John Galbraith is not. He ben property.
acqiiined by the situp practice of the Law. t• be beim
fitted by Peek roads aad railroads—John Galbraith has
Dot: He'sits down in his Cake with i.e eye single to a
Mt itli•et. , Ow as eye to Wiatlerard ries prompt toinapi Mr
his 4:wollings. Hs knows his more enterprising sad an
iielflib weighbers will buM plenhiseede aid railmaide.tbed
otherwise; improve Ms towe c oadithat his property will be
bowfited is (neck ae theirs trishaw his troubling Meisel(
'Wit it. i Ho reaps While Johu Galbraith sews; sad in
sewing rar Elijah Babbitt to reap. Jolts cislimroith Wed
lieeswettitrt. owe. tiano.'aioney aid a good prat:Wee.
Ho 'adorns, Mantes his oorepetiwir swim thought of..
Ho moritkee sums. which. is irli eyes. look like the-pro
iamb of i long rent roll. He sursoceits diMeelties and
obstacles; that to any tabor man would have oppiered
iweraissiatable. le a word, whw has eontribetied meat
1 towards tiii public improvement of our city—whom g•n•
is talent and enterprise. has await paanould the divot
opemeet if the natural and artificial resources of our
weenty—Me wooklig Elijah Babbitt. or Uwe poor John Gel
%Muth? We think the question is easily assworod. We
have ettioded West of the rail sad phial' rood amnion
is this city—wo have Pica cogoismit to most of the pri
mary meriment' to set oar variant{ pima aid veil dad
animal in Illotioe—sad wit he m yet to boss Elij..k
Babbitt 7
voice in the ow. or see Me light of his somas
meow in,the other: To be sure, he west out to Liaise
to aue ad A railroad meeting oats. boi It is well known:that
that astiMieg was a ewer for some political lIIIMINIirre of
his friends, and helm his attendsueor. la view of beets
like these,. we think the beam our opponents- say about
- Mr. Galbraith's connection with ,our peak sod real road
esuiprias the better,Air Mr. Babbitt.
1 • The Gonna Leiter. • ,
•
The osislls does DM like the letter of Rev. Mr. nor
each. (l visa in our pew two weeks gm) wbo. by the
by. is a vflortby and reeted member of the Methodist
Epiecopil Chareb. and Preacher in chewier the Wiseley
Chapel ip the City of Washiegton. It is bt 6sh foi our
neighbops met. hesce he is down on the Reversed gen
tleman in no enviable mood. Plow why this "wrath and
cabbaget" unless the Goversor‘s friends feel that bk has
failed td de his, duty; lad are trembling for thetoe
quene•Oof such a flagrant linnet of trust. We now
this {stilt has been entrageoesly aiiorepremated. liy all
the whig presses is Peneaylvania. sad, especially bir the
Leading one belie; and it bas been asserted that the Object
of its either-was to erect some political design adverse
to the tg party. In s brief card, ritten • low idaye
iii
since, r. Gorsuch says:— . , i
"1 h e been abated to me; that my motive in OW:it- .
Mg that IsueS. has been Impugned. I could not have
hose it for party effect, vine my father wee a whin;l
so are I hie family. and my own political inclinitiosia
di
are in • same direction." ,:••
Tbia, we thiak, must put to flight that "cock" in the
Whig hernia s:1. and leaves our neighbor without ati ex
cess for his evident ill-humor. ; i t. ,1
KT friend in Kentucky-4 whir dyed in the teel-I
writes is to send bim Der paper os e•aditien he pays lei
it wheU Bigler is snaked Goveramr. Of cows, h 0 shall
be accannuedated, and es many mars of the semi sort
is weass pal upon oar Beebe: - Br the by. our fonond
writes that he has not seen.' Deoneeratie paper in 4Ksn
tucky. i od thieks can would be a cariosity. Wi are
perry our correspondeet is afflieled with seek short sighted
nese, hor we cue alien him there am Never! sterdent
Dente4stico papers in that kitaie; and. (let as jest whis
a his ear) there is an steeliest, Danmeratie
Eio
tee, alarm members if Congress. Nof thSeassie
per it i
♦error
sort."
ere is a fact well said by the Auguste. Mt:, Age;
le little doebt that if Lapeihad retereetifrom the
xpeditien with his bead on bis should** !Jul
• us in the fight. he wouW bate been the wifig ean
kr the Presidency is 1852. It matter awl that
nominee the expedition 'es piratical. and alf e'en.:
lin it as outlaws and pirmes. They did the:same
Mexican' war; yet they adopted thp..j.head
" as they styled him. ea their eandiflabe for the
ocy, even] before his ,return from the BOW of
r. The Whigs are terribly opposed to ,wnr. but
ly in love with warrior."
••Thor
Cuban
victor'.
didate
thoy d
cerned
C 11212
batch.
Pmid
=
=II
Joitießijkir, the Democratie ctiedidate for Ck4arsor
of Cattier:lie, has been defeated. ' So will be his-tiVother
WilliaM is this Burr. Stick epic then. —Gamtls.
Well. we have stuck the "pin there." now let is see
if oar ighbor isn't a little too list. By the California
iti e
DOWi blisbed in another column. and the election pert
of et ' we attire= a .Whig piper, it will beliefs diet the
chanci are in favor of Col. lobo Bigler's electioat ; and
as to "phis brother William."l we predict our codempo
nrry w II Mug a different tone i n his nest paper. „ [ Suck
• pin are."
5.'33.604 97
• to RAILRoAII Ca xs!—A Mr. Hovey of New
.
York, Se a init.ated a mode of esrlodi og dust and te L nders
H i
frost ailroad ears. without impeding the veatile?on.—
The ei lie admittedat the top of the ears. and paws eel
Porous& blieds rontrived for tit l e purpose. The expert-
Imam iota been tried on the Vermont Central tiptoed.
and woe found - to answer admirably. The ear prepired
with
11
r. Hovey's apparatus., bad no duet or cindery.
whilst he others. la the same train. were literally :over
ed wit them. This la a great invention. and ',Orem
ly estettaisoe the comfort of railroad travel. .
6.039.6951 :n
-Ti, DRUID Constar.—This unique bead or perform-
Hogs e a concert at the geoid 1-fossio hot eveniaa. sad
repeat ;it again tei.nigtit. Wo,did not hearthent. hit their
manic • spikes of is our enhances very favorshlf. At
laY rat* it po•seteees the thefts of novelty. for who ever
imagined before that there woo weskit' as oz-boric. Go
and bear thee.
An ;attempt was reeentlr made- ie. momeinitei Gov.
Johnotpm, of Pennsylvania. he firings pianist hlu while
he wolf eimeitiai. but the villain mimed ban mid the
ball d seer the Governor's shorlder.—PreimMei
C
Oerieetenifierarf is inhnaltia. The piste' dieeberged
was. ! t hat inthnieally a ••mialtet and
heldelbont a IRV mad the charge Imitmod or lemeing
era Governor's sheeldeg." pared right bitweei
them-14. o. dews bit throat.
In . if. regret to learn from the Goa,. Mambo dwell,
ing-beMse of Mrs. Graham. ie North East tow oahlio. was
socumMed by firs os Tuesday evening. the 30th Mt. Its
miter were pretty - meek MI destroyed. The, #re Is
eappefene have wises from eetideatal cameo. i
LT rani BioarteLeva.—Aatoeg the - 111•1104ifted
salting. die pnideet of ow* artisans. talnintodat our
Agriellteral Pair. was a piece , of reperliao Mack Broad.
els& lam use Feetory of Rite, Case & Ca, of liar.
berereek. h took the Ant miniver in dial deparineal,
sod we thick daservedly M. Ws visited the foolery of
Wane. Rhode, & Co. thsi eiher day. sad foun4 they
arere.‘oing ea exasesst lasissaa, tariff or ea *fif—
th. siperit of which moist@ tb• tact that the papas.
tors silo aN spend's., that ansibialag tabor with capi
tal. and the malt is HIM prosperity. Mean. IL* Co.
base sal bade have week ofi Cloths. Canisters; &e..
to which we take phloem in iivitieg this etteadoi of all
is wain of their fabrics
4
11:ri le passisi by the Railroad depot the Other day we
noticed that the company knee a very fine pisienger
home; row is memos of coastreetios. It will be in ins
editke what finished. mid reelect credit spell the
.1 re of that rind.
Moos Dioralson.—Oor town •• jests." Dot ..tided
w ith r4datieg the &fain of the Wide pony io themes/s
-ty. era tora% their otiontiewto the Navy Daps+*set
The list Ossetia politely binge to this eentanasoderiof tho
U. 8., &ate@ Meanies illobleon. that. no *• amok win
nitelynaCOr Cut WOW' he had bows bud op doolior
and Misvo poet a. Moods!. tline depriving her gannet
strew.* the privilege et vs**. It mime= -to lin sees
wizettior such dictation will he heeded.
ell 11@1 1101 0411 i. ZOICANCIES
WiTill ilbiTotßiat. DAJ• MS ■r • rssj rim.
Ago
. 11:7 Leek aid few Sick politicians 4it week: Peas-
Sylvania sled Oki° ars going to speak 11411 Ts
2 illontpitts thousand dollars hattilitantn subscribed.
in Oh* fir a farinees cotkp.
cr Mill Sallie Ward. late Mrs. Leerreoes. was mar
ried a few Jerk age. at the seeideeee eirer fetbber.et Lee
to Dr. Helmet P. Beet. i
:7 it is said Smith.' eat Joh.. has ipabliiiip;d a view
'With,n of his graminar. is which he scieaks of four gen
ders. Ms: adoemeline. Femioine. Nestle sod Bloomer.
U . t
Otto Sitosoonie tonne Toenona OINIIIIIMY 'vein
ed over qie fair faro of arontiots. and tools of ivory are
Worn out Awls; Wig ivied every es Plus.
1117 Countrymen will make mistakrik. One of them
ardwent into a,b ware wore on State' street yesterday . to
purchase ten bars of Strap..
IT O•e er the broadest Wets to
which it is
ie to declare
IT The
• Coecert i
Ere. Jest like her
Er A Western editor. fn speaking if a poet out bi
way. says: be begins se alai* the seivil privilege of tel.
ent—be boa been dronk-three times tr bin ibis week.
Cr Ri,arr.—At eso kat tow or tile Hooey Cleanlt
Court. Ky.. a jury nmatered • verdict of SiQ.UOO igaioat
Waimea Roberto. for slandering - a yoga' lady of Shelby
county.
ET The Laziest Man we ever hemd of was a 'parm
esan in Michigan. Ho wee ea lazy that he put Mat OD&
of his eyik the other dq, to saee the trouble of winking
when ha takes aim.
OT ft is suggested that a oolkweal ...mote l to James
Fermi wore Coopei'be erected is tate ads. peblic squares,
is New York 01. 5 - An ealogiem by one, of his literary
friends will probOhly be delivered. to help raise the funds.
' Thalami Jefferson Satherlead, lbs hero of Navy
Island. is io Nebrs , ska territory. He propose, to found
• settlemeut-thero. sod espresseo the belierthit Nebras
ka will yet be the "Edell State" of the Union'.
Er A live Yaukse has sniterwl into a calculStion which
ahawa•that if every artiekr in the Crystal Paint" were to
be examined for threi minutes, it'would molly 26 years
to ezatei as toe it hole.
G 7 The Si Louis Republican says that one thousand
to Arleen hsedred men are now employed ow different
**otiose of the Peel& Railroad. The is sow pro
greasing rapidly.
Er An !chum in Ciacionati. peggeets a hog . as the de
vice to he aCitlptured no that contribution to the
Washiagton Moomnent. The aptness of thei whit% on
the New Bedford, block ban struck him favorably.
HT We write a good many letter. chid every one we
pre-pay the postage. whether on our business or not.—
We expect our correspoodeots to do the same Thing. It
•
is co 'decd impolite out to a. it.
OT ThieMatitmentla Cave in Kentucky. is now own
ed by the children of the late Gen. Jessup. and the chil
direa of the lateValiCrochati. e who received' it u a he
aiest from', a weal l • v relative,
rr We Ore, a rew • otone year's subscription of the
.06nttrver.tcp the first acti man wbo discovers • one
newspaper• borrower the is willing to, admit that there
is ••anytiting pablished now-a- • eye worth reading....
. CT A anus near the canal was %taw by a bone yea
larday. The hone was arrested. ba • swank diashar
god of ground that the was was • green that the
bane thought he was gram.
ET Preparations have already been corn
New York for the reception of Kossuth. upon hi
in this countrk. The last intelligence from•Earopi
firms the rumor that he to now on his wsv..
IT The happiest day io a man's life. is the day he
thick. of poetry and milk maids. Thera is a pink Orme
about that period of eitistsoco. io comparierm with which
*very other portion otour pilgrimage. seems dork.'proiry
and miecellatteons.
LP Of the One hundred sod eizteea aictitys mot p►ia
esera to Spats. fifty one are Weeertalood to be or the age
of 22 years sod soder down to the age or 16. sod of the
whole samba *sly eighteen•ate above thS age of 30
ET It is stated that Col. Jefferson Davis ain't& pledg
ed to resign his seat in the U. S. Senate, if Ibis peculiar
views are not sustained in the approaching Mississippi
eleetieo. ! If he sticks to that issue we may expect two
new U. S. Senators_ from that state. within a few months.
QT Thompson. the English abolitionists who was in
this country a short time since. bad a daughter married
• few days ago. Among this most conspicuous 'guests
present was • runaway slaws. whom Thompson toasted
in • very compliMentary ansuust at the marriage break -
ram.
Y 3 fden's run Weaw—General Seuu has, it is eaid.
addressed a after. is reply to one received by him from
a committee of the Peassylvania Senate relative to the
Presidency. in which he declines 4iviag himopinions on
the quesuons of the day, sad refers them to his past his
aed services.
QT Es-Governor Marcy addressed a Democratic meet
tag at Antall ea the evening et the 25th alt. Hs cite
grataimed the Democracy ea their oriole. aid atauld that
be bed eel before 'headed a petit cat sosothig for sever
al years. His address was received with which appre
behest and great cheering. ' ,
E? Corn. St the hero of the Yacht America.
w honored by the - Nblir York Yacht Club with a Min
elluventarj banquet at the Aster HeliSe on ;Wednesday
evening. It was a magnificent affair, *molding co the
aMouni, ■nd honorable alike to the American feeliii z
and to the Yachters and to their distioguishiia guest.
T.T.Tbe Boston Moil says late account, from Hayti
state that his eboo majesty. Fassan 1. was 411 traveling
is state throughout his dominieui. is imitation' of the
varimu chief parsonages of other countries. who are fond
tic astonishing the people with niegaificent , tfisplays. A
pretty itivare thrust at Mr. Filiation and his awes/Sag
cabinet! The Nail is a great wag whoa it cheeses to I*.
IT A Di rmersOs.—At • meeting the other night in
Philo4,lol2.in fever Mr Cot. Swift for Meyer: David Paul
Brom% Esq.. muds • homeless and oloqueni vetch.—
Almost ether tither be saidz—**l dsfy anybody to tell
feMeriurt a Democratic whig, f orsos. I, will give • pro
volone to soy who eon Wrenn me, ' I Um a Federal
ists, and then ie sick a thing - ma Democrat; bot a Dam
"ocrmic whit is between a hems and an an., partaking of
the frailties of both."
Er The Board of Directors of the New York and Erie
Railroad have generously promoted to Ebenezer Atwater
lieory-'-whe loot both arms arid•an eye, by the explosion
of a cannon, at Payton, Cauarangue Co., at tho eelebra
nen of the opening of that Road—the sum # two hun
dred and fihy dollars, as a :testimony of their sympathy
for his misfortunes.
17 The number of irsigniew arrived at New Yea is
the first miss sonsibe of 1850. wee 163.756; ks same time
in tam. it was 951.353. l jaersw this T r
I 4 6/.567.
MI increase of the but sleuth wree Elerember of 1850.
is 14.5311. Of the total saMber Mons were frees lashed
13.945; Geressay 10.987; England 3.549: Scotland 1..
944; rmsee 3691 Walen.9o9; Bwitserland 397; Hawed
678; flerway 994; and kiwi /Sweden 315;
'hod by a starring camber plum
Mad pour his foram as a dying aso"
DIED.,—At Nevus. Alinshoovs. Mr. Storef,
a revolutionary soldier. aged 93 years.
I■ a town when the inhabitants would stair • revo
lutionary soldier to die in a poor house. no seotimout bat
,that of rabid abolitiOnisto cau be supposed to b• provident
sash b ilbe fact. Menem is the ateesirest "Free
Sell" town in Alwassisitmetua. Riving pia Mmeat mtani
mom vets •M that -ticket. Is any (other eatnineh; se
ersrary.
GairwinekAlt.• •
Glazing. that 14 editors
Babbitt's eafety: It on
ebir majority itifewr
admit, that !'ca '
461# rots of tie inoLit
do wet claim - sear
t►iet. we think Mr. Gia
ism The firimedeof
admieriim md we to or
bait: If it wilt minim
ty" to elect Mr. Behttit
an election. beemae w
them. We know the
place. and in this eon
'vote for Mr. Babbitt.
Dumber here--an ewe'
Mr. B.—was 'track d.
moil enemies. and hi
respect if thee felled, t
- gee. if the Gaud& i t t
Babbitt's defeat meat'
EMI
the question.
geode onan.
terryiog.,
id is to give
teen bt the
A Peer.—We her
rail of the iron on the
direetnrs of which he I
track 4 feet 10 inches
the other rail . is put •
paring to cave. sinter
Mention. when tisfy
can accomplish their
117 Our p■per this
than generally. bet
claire day. the gene
to hi. teats "cooked
rr Simon Cuas . of Ohio, who has acted will; the
free-moil partr. more for the Peet Marto-g in )e ." e
has been read oat of a free-soil !hatch for haring, to a
recent letter. 'welter % a determination to support the
Democratic candidit in the approttehie2 eketton in
that State. At the la State convention of the
ere, a resolution, adopted. declinep that, is Mr.
Chase has "formally. ithdrawn" from that party, "any
feel at to be their dmy to declare to the poblie that they
du not hold thr;maelvii reopens:Me fur his otrieial 1101.
or seen vti:e him as • 'represealeatte." It is, however.
a min of ezeonnuotne pou that wont' be likely to irijir•
bins much.
• •We are (rogues'
Loom, of Itufraio.'w
•eliet Church to-morn,
i - 1
117.11.1L1ED.
On,thelth inst. by ev. Mr. ifivhler. Mr. {{r. Lir
of Erie. and Miss He rietta Rock of McKean.
On the 2d inst.. to Concord. br Rev. Mr Rockwell;
Mi. Josiah .McCrar. . &Miss daily J. Hammond, an of
Concord.
On the 2d inst.. trr
',ln Wilson. of Hu
Bishop. of Fairview.
Un Tuesdsr evenit
Woo Flint. G”orge
•nd Miu Mery A. d
of this env.
In Greene, on the
H. L. and Sarah Pin
New Ad
2111114 F
-rHE subscriber is tr)
t.ood.i. couri-ling o
N are. grocer rt., Net an
void at uupreeetlesi
do Linnaaan Cu the rend
price• and qualities. au
(Jet. tl,
Opavins. itingbon
HAVING seeitthe co
cdy tenncl to the re
4 bare tiurcbased the es
sellisig &Hie ouparalielei'
Eile count). l'a
prepared to apply tht• rn
I, au.. Eingburies. t'iirbs 1
tVesiekt pile, and that u
to affecir cure
need in
Wesley We. Of Wirer
New Shop; Maw
lIIIEU
1 , 111 E: lividersielic..l Lilco
(lief
they bait formed a giarto
iril. and will carry ou LI
krmilene.. at lb
s lim. Reed Illowie.l
will be II tpo
Ith the sea
York. a
Rill
eiro
Mel
=lt
mem
1:12=
mullm
rota Lkm.l
ig.i4l, a (Kamt}
up #ud Warrant. 1
Shat.fLead,
tu.(net evey thing Defy,
t ink, repaired w order,
COUMOD Mew. ni
' , hoot from one to nne li
Gun Locks, all
Brit% I'llo, dug rving
thins iteecosar) to buil.
damn ol the trade in tl
'old at viIIt4IMMIC or al
bought eleew here in thr
ellai.ing..!l hey areillan
their line, such no tiling
kmda, furtarhing.
Se.. which will be itnni
Erie. October 11.1,41.
saiii•
ETTERS of Artipi
.I_4 lair of the a t q of
Isubseribrr. Miler
estate to• mike ininm4
against it will please
went.
October. /1.1551...22
•
•-)
'POE ssibatriber. rids
I. customers. begs le
Barley to sell. that he i
price in egg r.r ngdp
house in Erie, or at t the
view. of "
1 1 11Werlarr pace liaeh a
price as 41IV house In E
ji j
nation of the very I t .
Erse. oct• 11*—"
t, t .. _ :.,..
STAND
B" your Reedy Mat
store in the Ree
much all 01 the Rag Cur
that. they do say. An
alum be opened. and In
eular pains to twice. CI
and GPM leturn'o rural
best oto.t.litroetive an
to please a correct taste
Wen of sound diseraut
croaking upotr tOods—
int n and feel them.
ed. that nogoode eau
that the sun shines,upu
tastes and poekets with
and reeond you Will
Erie. (let. I I.—+.!
seas AND
101, ittl H. S. WARD
111. eral patronage bet
iNpitied o ith an, li
fashions of Fall
will be happy to
Her stock wash
Sonnet., atprirea that I
It Iblhons sod Flowed,.
eery. '.
.. _ _
Minors blenched and
Country Troctuce taken
; lir Country time
Iteiriees.
e, Get. 11 1
_ _
New rall 111, 7 •
IfiAVlEjust monied
the lamina stock of
D
FALL Al D WINTER GOODS •
, .
that I have ever offered a Erie, bought norwtly for Ca,h. and 11
Cash AUCtiOild. at prie that mutt defy all e(Aßlpelit ton.
3110 Ray istate Meer plain and plaid. dSo In glut 14° •!„,
very large iroortment o square .Wirmilea tilossolo from 81 58 '
It rhOdbdishaihrls fro , 111 to $lO. Worth noirly dLul , ie thrill'' ,
pl nimbler k and thlsb T bet Shawls, with salt or u °toted frd*
Gum 113 to 67 I .
.
' • • • " from Asert'on."
Freneh Merin . oil and wool French Caolluterro, silt ail
and cotton warp A pas oat warp Lustreo. etianilnble ''''''' ri'6
nice styles, at la. per y d. real Alpaca Lewes for M. lid, 1 1v.. 1
ftillarmausineut of be L .4. which I will sell for lri.. I , 'IL 11.
od. 9iii. to Ild and 30, A 4 cares.' --
Bkllo l o yank Madder Prints, which have heretokre Wei
Wad at Mkt I will now far Id. amid guarantee Ow wrote Per .
*city raw. Also. a ' ne asoonnient of !e he, and lw"
Priam. styles and cola warranted.
ZO o 44•tio 4ZoodS%
4 4 heavy rinhielehed beetles at IL Baer unlole3rhed 6." . 1 . ,
ings at 'ld and 'I1; Wen *humor aiirl tdheeting. at lid. ?4. IZ
tOd and PM per yard, oh Linens from Is tkl.lo 7 . Pe r Y st ,4
erarranteii purelinent I inen Damask Table Clotho, bletched '
amblenehed Table Lit . Llainask Manhunt of all (manner
____
Broad Cloths. Casai res. Sari netts and all wool To cede. o° 7
Auction, and Will be wild at a pellet oiauginer Good 64°
flab
ItruaitiLloth.ll-4 wide 114 VW pee yard; brown W so d
Weed ~.,...
Rom Id too 30 per yard all wool Tweeds fur filly ec".°' etas'
metes. from seventy firit rents to one dollar. &stiletto holy
tdeek
Mese doezlin ll. Caul mere.. from VIM to Si Per ‘sfd
TllljY t ut.
. tO.
~....
I ----- Acrzies of Land for Salo. LA
THE tateriber si Ishii to sell Orexchange for a Hoote aw art el
in , :ne. -110 . ,acree O f land. In WiKitinoio. the 14 .. ii
.'
granted to a wilakr in twe IRV War , under the eel a LOPV` .- ...
*as. The Paint 11016 the LLB me . Me it as Melted ^uPT,7;
oortho eel groaner of imietio. 31, in township d 3 of ll'hr ,'".....
rho fibula of Load, nabject carne at Green Bay. W vie ritid
The rrithafte 'bra boude and for in Erie. wool , ' be B ad
Erie, lkt. II 11151-011 • , CH tt 81/ES •h'
p„ We infer from the last Erie
re becoming alarmed for Si t
i y chitin's that "the whi t ,, h ave a
beitdred in the District." sad it
net Its elected without the citrus's
hi g petty." Now if the w'llgi
lastedred" majority in the N.,
raith's prospects are verv4latter.
letter will take voarami from thi s
k with renewed mot in his b e .
the "metes of the tektite 'eh ig Du ;
hi certainly stainda no thence of
era men6deut he cense, roo e i re
are many set to *hits in this
tr. who declare they win plies
hey know that one of their eves
lent man and a bettor lancer than
ern to gratify the feeling ' of per.
friends would he Isekta t ., e w f.
resent the' insult. Homo,. w e feel
meet in its des. in predictin g M r .
eeday.—Crawford De c a .
if from reliable anther; that ens
Buffalo end State Uri Road, the
foolishly commenced hint ingthei o
is !piked down very loosely. While
we to stay. Thie looks like pre.
have no doubt thet such is the;;'
see that neither bribery nor bluff
=
week is de►otrd more to polities
it is the !est week heto►e the de
.reader 'will have something more
" hereafter.
d ye give notice that Ray Mr.
II "wimpy the Deah of the Unmet
• air at the usual hours.
the Rev. J 11. Pro Orr. Mr. £d'
..t4ogdon count } . Pr., to SltteElvta
. at St: Paul', Church• by iho Rev.
. Starr. nt D dale, N
Owl' of the late S. V. Ramat,
• _______
DIED.
4th inst , Snrsh Ellen, daughter
• ey. tired 8 :veers snet I do.
ertisementL
i coon. Ackarr. •
receuvit.L. h.. ral .11.4 Writ/. tzlirek ,(
, I , , rrlgiu and .1. , ...e.t., 11 Its E.A.1.,),,,!:
1 di 3E. rruck...... all!.. e., . ul cl , ..„1
loss priers; lur ie.. I) pay. a. I a .........
, pal. sI. sr I. to 1.11..... l'eU MA( Cldwift
3014 Will Le sati-Led a. 10 ram.-
riAttl II J itS.rN
- Wukdeallos, Curb. Iptints.
Majorp et le•ir 41e4
• rat of a Bone :Spa.* fro, 4.. hwy.
'• re.r,hl Of eOutpumi , latte. emet
• Weifiettie 11l INr 10r.•• I of flirki , r.t,
ut.lre are therrtote 11,1 ?tn.. 114
edse one to all ,th ei a
• indgall.. Spigot.. tr.. I•r-• .!ht • a...e at
o properly apphrd n !a, f3A..!
/011:\ 1.11 N.!. ITT
ift
IE!M!!!!!!!!
I Prices:ll 1
'Hie method of thank 1 f J+ 1. , 'tt kr
. .ttrauage. and at-o t, tn., , ',. %I Oat
euhip kinder the shame at bre. tr. Mum-
H'l.?iG BUSINESS --
1r new. Atop In the nen [hoe t.tVt 0 aOtli
111.1kTii. P. eltoektoo'• Joaeit : more,
to wait Upoll all WIV, In r v.,.
i , ittisen. They !sat e y r.l ri•eo, •1. -
elltirt"!qtwscor ch
e hatriet, tug.. I lug t:-. , n it, In
Hatteln. *then they ore :11111, Beall
cern. Piotolik. ?ere rnit. Ports,
lee.' in town, Shut rouchep.t; , ne Bap.
the full'
4.1 t)
JAMES 11(.7,41.A1'. of Ene.
Admtilistra.Cit.
rely grateful to litintnneronA friend, and
to infant' them. and alt other• Oaring
now ready to pay the he :hest martetm s
' nuty of Barley. del tvere.t at ton \t•an ,
nrehouseof George Shormaker. to Fau•
rd. and of john Clark. to :Ilium. TM
I enod money. and at all tuow mAnalra
ie county. and hope, to reeetae a r.mua•
I patruouge heretofore earn
A. KING.
• • and Criatiin - g — and Thirst*
up of Banks:
ROM UN DER!!!
t...lothtas at J.44('‘ ill KA WItS ' Maio;t .t+e,
.t.te. s ea takes wain ph.ler. , in I pretty
y afloat. and sells eel's/is cheap at
Otllit ng tar a brisk, trace—the fall earepais
1 at onCe.) Jacot Koch has tikt n rant.
he. Caeattueres, Ve.tin,rs,, 'rranuonco.
bin G oods, of all descrlpt,on., of tne
approved sty los—goods that cannot tad
tut eousaland the ad.tor.ltela at grutlt
11,1114 judguteat, Wherr's the use of
!k 7 a 111 speak for the:lca:lt 441 only call
ad you shall he cc:ell/11144Q het on.l a ea'
found in tits or any other city or Win '
. that will commend 111C11.4 .1 % il , to y ~,,
weft Irtesislable tutluenee no owe. Call
711Cce. 3 Oral: Kuril.
-—.7 No 7, Reed House.
--- --R-stir •
IZWXER 211=Nrair.
toad .ay to the Ladles that by •thelr hle
ehrfore extended to ber. 4se mi,orr tor
iteA New York and Ybilade l ph.a
sod Muter bourietts. which she
Pelt at the very lowest
of crrer Arty dtdbrent kinds of
nnnot help but suit the umes.
d in fact a racial Quorums' of V:k
M2M=Ell
supplted with pods s the lovre.t ma.%
ter Goods trews AuctiOi
•m New York and npladerphia *ia