CM!
as if it woulffyield support
We CrOMPOd, the fatal Beret
spot where se many poor w,
',grave, and passed through
sently built, within which
dieri going through their t
that we traversed the pleb
the fourth morning appro
present kingdom of Poland
close and sultry, the heave
,east hung a dark, gloomy
now end then flashed beau
ascribed so e'y to the heat
We ripened the carriage
' air, and drort, watching t
_perceiving that the sky
— Overcast, that the stars un
ilist the air grew fresher
plainly saw signs of a co
came fearfully dark, land
only to blind the eyes pf t
was linable to penetrate th •
Soddenly - cagy) upon us a
natter of the( storm, and it
.. windows dodun poured tin
lance.: Thy thunder rut
duously and at the same I
heavily to one side, and to,
of the wheel, upon the g
were off the road. With
volontarily,mBtop, stop!"
'nolo!' an upset in the dad
itossies road, and the'
hams. One of the party
ways plows to sleep, hel
*bondetc:ind bright 14;
them uitmaitageable, and
road, feeling carefully the
, done was the next questit
two versa pff, to proceed
4 dangerotia would it, be
,leave 4is frightened hor,
paralysed With fear, was
ay to the ratio* and of
ben they were the most,
. nowhere found. 1
The.
igniet, listening intently ft
[preaching sheet, which, o
II igence or a car, would hat
• c instinct* anything it'
fil
a did not abate, and
• t nee was exhausted, w
singer had los t
? his way.
next resorted to, though
• a drenching of one of out
and leading the horses,
cautiously for some mint
totally indistinguishable '
and so we tried to ret.ign
night in our present. posi
Our cheerfutiess'had
wet and weary we sat st
a light-shone in upon ov
ed, far in the distance, a
proceed 'from a lantern b
a,horseman. Oar spirit
messenger, and reached t
nigh;, desiring ric/Now
But here awaited us ngw
ed travellers had arrived
into a mad] ante-room a
tainittg only a table and
that this .was all we mi
chagrin s however, we in
sion of the tremaster's
'chairs in:the form of set
selves, as we mete, upo
with • smiling face, bee
and Bonn returned,,brinz,
be welcomed with delig
the stable, which throw
fence for a bed. But th
fiecljned the proffered
chairs caught a three h
the movements of the I
and by the restlessness
wet. At the break of
soon entered brestlitow
land., litre begin our
are in' this conntry • a
village in Poland, inde
ever saw. Groups of
.ing fuhh keen glance
brows; looking after a
sh incri.as•lsekus y 'surly
and children himblin
whose sunken features
- able marks of (he rac•
• ' venders of every sort
. " age; all these swarm i
and pass from every CI
for the tribes of Israel'
the world, much tot) It
the filthy, narrow street,
irice in the cainas. Ala - s!
are they nut, in this part of
w fur redemption!
.
at the South. I
• ifolll
We copy th'e follow '
ten by. a'gentleman of
"Houston has many
I be'teve the Fireferen.,
coil a !he State are
date fur the Presiden.l
cannot carry the Bout:
there, and this may dl
him t he auppOrt that
We are aware that
to a great extent_ in
States. It is feared tl
able at the South. ' 1
ere paper--irigidly
ented. CalhOun had
bare. They*ere di
oppose their tavorite.
not extend through()
fated to breali down
independent, onest,
, • ardent frienill in the i
i And they are friendsl
friends were drawn a
' talents, and his seer
rally around him for
Independence, his . r
National views, az
is thrown around his
extraordinary succe
lii.
banal in the r views
and regard t is Brea
try,•everthy: a co,
emelt, ies itutions
No span bits more
Tennessee, in Alaba
in North Garo:dins, i
.. idolized. is nom'
try as a candidate •
a feeling of enthusi
South, exceeding i
burst of enthusiasm
... the Slave States for
We should canal
assure fur Gouston,
Alabama, 11)ssouri
North-Carofina, Ge
_ on sieve gusits wor
directly frorkintelli
therre"Soutbern Ri
Bat these pis ono
able candidites.
Ilnion, wou ld be so
i ,
trWal. Wi ii him
1 o longer a y qua
Cons amon the
lie would soya
' the whigs can at
would receiye a an
! would be extended
• .. Buchanan. :, 1n
Would rally around
• greet Westl woula
which she extend..
We bare do fears
. or South,. East or
end principtes err
- , freeman cart desir
07" On rhe 20
- raitiesville4 ama
of the Getiugs .
from the Railroad
al injury..' 'fle w
Bridge, 40 feet iii.
• cope, rithb tut,
. likelihood ved hi
.er.-:-.4sidr, ohs '
Ali, in Alissiasippt ' in Georgia,
Louisiana. In Teats he is
fairly placed before the caun
r the Presidency, would mini e .
am among the masses at •the
possible the spontaneous out
that has swept all - before it in
the Union cause. '
r the following Southrp States
. Texas, Luu6rana, Tereuessee,
Arkansas,
•rgia. We do n•it say this up
,.but from information derived
• ent Southern men, and snmelof
hts' men too.
her view ortbis matter of
avail-
Vhst other name in this '
wide
i arc to carry New York as
our candidate, there would.,"be
fling over impracticuhle Tres
mocracy of the Bmpire State--
, tied against any - “available" that
t rt. In Pennsylvania, • ton, he
i port no less enthusiastic than
to her own talehted statesman—
hid, the viciiirious Democracy
his atabilard to a man; and Atte
give him vor,i (Ina' to it.at
to her favorite; I.RWIS CAW
r tiouvros•.%.l,l4 — rorth
Neat. aa n orth
•oneerned, as sound as any
e li
-§ 'Wet f I." ea 1
- Gus at thii 'um ,
Seld. It 9 pen
gene' of *l.e.. 'r
~ 1 r; arc liAidet."l
=!M
to any number of armies.
;fine, not far above the
retches found a watery
an immense fortress, re
. urere c‘impanies of sol
moinin,g tfaercise. After
rts of Lithuania, and on
'.coed the frontier of the.
The night Ctti II very
s above clear, but in the
laud, from which every
iful lightning, which we
Ito obtain a breath of fresh
m bright flashes, and not
•as graclutil:y becoming
• by une disappeared, and
i
vet t 111111 , 1 W.
At last we
in storm, the night be
be •ivad lightning timed
le postillion, so that he
darkness that succeeded.
'iron culd wind, the fore
• we-could cluse the
raia with. frightful vio
ed and crashed trenten
ime the carriage leaned
the unaccustomed sound
avel we learned that we
one voice we shouted in
for the vision ruse before
ies that always border •
. stillitm reigned itit his
i awakened the courier, al-
the horse., that. the loud
t
i i ning ed tile m m iglt flat a i ,,ain en ia r to d o e;
way. What was to be
1 n. The p let-hot:se was
I was impossible, am! equal
-
1 o allow the post-boy to
r .s. The courier, almost
t last sent off to find ,his
tain lights, for, of course,
wanted, the candles could
rest remained perfectly
r the sound of any ,ap-
a a coucu.siun with a dil
ye been under these air
ut agreeable. Stilt the
after waiting WI our pa
t concluded that the met-
, Another expedi.mt waa
t involved the eicpasure to
party, feeling the way,
a walk. We proceeded
uses, but as the read became
it was judged, rash to go On,
ourselves to passing the
tion.
y this time quite departed; 1.
II in despair, when at tait
darkness, and we perceiv•
lirnmering that proved to I
ought to our assistance by
returned, we folliiwed the
m station about o:.e at mid
much as a good bed.---c l
• troWes. 0 her beinght
efore, ar d we were shown
I I
out ten feet spiv's*. con
sume chairs, arid informedf j
I. lit expect. To . his great
isied on also ;sums
ocn, and arri,l.aing iume
ees, preps • • , throw unr
thein. lint tiro courier,
oned to a boy, who ran out
r ing what he expected would
, a great bundle of hay from
down in a corner, was to
s was a little too much, we 1
ouch, and ly in* , * down on the ,
urs alumber, disturbed by'
ies in the next apartment, I
reduced by fatigue, cold and
ay we *ere up and off; and I
ky,the frontier town of PO
- xpetience of the Jews, who
priiTeged rue. A Jewish
, exceeds in dirt anything I
Id men at the corners, send
from under the bushy eye
ychance waif from the ear
e de.; er- rt. wilm.riprtivOsme.t.
in the tilud,"and old bats
; still display the unmistake
• of Abraham; beggars, and
.f ware, clamerous for patron-
Hartford Time... . .
ng extract from i letter ircit- I IMP Some a{the papers ani alutteing iberaseves by
Maine: ' 'de out o' the ti4atas carried by the.
fricude in this State;_in 'fact ' 7,7".,"ottirsi:ellr The * whit ...pyramid" consists
- of a mijority cif the Demo- I •••- pa rties
--
- "•
o &cur
uf him
as
our
csudi. of Vermont. Wisconsin. Tennessee and ..Balt River."
i . , But some say Houston ! By the by. when did the whiz _party become an annexe
-that h a , w ill b e o pp ose d i tion party,. for certainty -"Salt niece! did ' nt am to be •
• ter l our trieuds from giving State of the Union. Perhaps. however, it is the place
eyi otherwise would." I referred to to, that famous sentence of Gott. Taylor's
flip sentiment has prevailed message , viz: w
the Northern and West„n I K • o .
are
at
peace with
it"
the
world, anal
at Houston would not befavaii -
is I tter to Calhon was a se- ! man
:rut fui, and exce e dingly 'tal- ; kind ."
I peek to maintain oar amicable relations with the rest of
kind." That's it—it's the abode Of • the rest of man
- r . " - '
rde t 'friends asl pent men
'toton -`
,satistied that fimist;il should
But this dissatisfaction dues
t the South to an extent cslcu
.
Houston in that region. An
aiented Inan, Hcius.ToN has as
',mitt, as Calhoun ever had.—
quite as valuable. Calhoun's
ound hini by,his commanding
sectional views. Houstun's
iis /Ay patriotism, his manly
at talent?, his uncornmointaing
ell as the—novel interest that
life f thrilling adventure and
; . Iluust3's friends are Na
l They are libecty-lu% ing men,
Republic as a common. cons
mon effort to ‘ rustain aro pre
and its krowitig influence. ~
ardent Friends than Houston In
h ;inst., during the celebration at
of the name of Judd, a teamster
• ornate Co., we understand, fell
idge, and suffered vary materi
'standing on the timber& of the
h; slipped, and in falling, eaukht
him in his decent, and in all
a life. It is hoped he will' feces
lelegraph
a physician of the old school, "is'
'reties ageots death toys Fo the
led more graves than all the en
ore who neglect to keep their feet
rit Rin itoberuer.
ERIE. PA
SATURDAY MORNING!, NOVEMBER 519. 1351
OM
' To Delinquent ettbscribers.
Reader! do you owe for spur newspaper? Do you
iltink 'there is • balance shining on our Books against
you? &you do, we want yo 14 come right in and pay
/
it. Dan't wail and have mar °doctor call upon you. for 1
if yourdo you wilt certaiely intim ;to , pay half a dollar, a
year More than you would if you saved us thetrouble and
expenise of culling upon yea. !To be Sure reader,—that I
is, if ! you are ;me of those We are talking to—the
amount you owe us idut a ttrido; but we have a thousand
just bitch trifles, and hen these thousand trill.s are ad- ‘ 1
dud together they, atn unt to a sum that would purchase !
us a Very snug Hula house and lot. But we don't want 1
it for hny such purpose just now. We want it to pay our
debts'. These debts hive been contracted to enable us to
send you the riper every wfteli", and now, by all princi
ples Of right and justice , you aught to come forward and
give ns what you owe ust'so that we relay do the same with
our Oreditore. If you can't come to town, send it by mail'
it our risk. Will 'you do it, delinquent reader, or Wont'
I you? : We wish to settle op all the debts , we have coo
-1 tracted in 1251 before 1852. We wish to start the New
Year; aquaria with the world; end we can do it if those we
are talking to will do us tjiastiee! They Will make money
by it, too; lin after Jamtary I, 1252, we intendlo make
out the bill of every pirscin—no matter who of what he
I I
is—found in arrears, atithe rate of $2 per year, and calf
upon them anti dental payment. The day of coaxing
will then be over, a nd the time for' force arrived. So,
"walk up to the captsiti's office and vital.," and isve half,
a dollar
, I
.The ease, of lir. Thraskv.
The Philadblphia Bri //dist says the intelligence that
Mr. Thrasher, the American editor at Havana, has been
sentenced to ten yearn in the quicksilver mines of Spain.'
has cleated Oirofunid"sensation. As yet the details or
this arbitrary Proceeding are but imperfectly knoWn.=
The most satisfactory account of it we have seen, is con
tained in a letter to the Journal „of Comenerce. dated at
Havana on the 19th, in which it is asserted that his trial
was a mere mockery, no opportunity being given him
for defence, and ho adviser allowed him is is required
by Suaniris law fbr tipani h subjects. This latter was
the most tyramical, because, in order to prevent the in
terposition of lour consul it was ezprisaly asserted that
the prisoner had beconteit Spanish citizen. .The truth,
however, appletirs,io_lw that. although he intik out letters
of domicil, iid order to enable him to enter into business".
he made nereffbrt to naturalize himself; and of this the
ifavani - eutherities were fully aware, linen. a few months
ago, when hi sought a liCense for his press. it was deni
ed him by a co r ordluate branch of gbverament. on the
plea that "hd was an American citizen.bo Tergiversa
tion and trickery appe tr. in fact, to have characterised
the entire proceedinge of the Spanish officials. in this
transaction. The WO seems to have been, in every re
spect, an insult to thd name of liistice.
Now there can be Ito doubt that Mr. Thrasher or any
other person: who plots against Spain, is liable to pu u
ishment, if be eau be caught- and the offence proven
against him. It was easy to arrest Mr. Thrasher, for he
resided quietly in Havana, whichi IT the bye. he would
scarcely have done, after the late ev tits, if he had been
guilty. But to condemn him, after arrest. by a fair trial,
I was_not so easy a task. tip:aiding to the correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce, it was sought to satrap him
I
by sending," letter to New Orleans, there to be d melted
to hint al 11 ; but Mr. Thrasher frustrated this nice
i little bit of villainy by refusing to receiVe the epistle.—
Thus foiled in "making up" testimony against him, the
' Spanish officials candemned him without testimony.=
Even the laggard Mr. °sets. was roused to ezpostila
it Lion*
by the grossness of the proceedings; but ho was
, !
trial. 1 1 ,
We think wo can nnravekthp riddle 9f this high-hand
ed proceeding. The-SpitniSh govern ine at in .Cubs fears
an enlightened press:, They think. by striking down
Mr. Thrasher, hi intimidatelall other editora„:.and muzzle
the expression of any opinions but whM they themselves
dictate. The c el sentence, visited out their victim, will
for the present, entitles hove the aim:4. . But-will such
policy sttceeed f raver? ' Will it nut rather liyaip a terri
bly retribstioa f l soma Weis day? ,
QT The President's annual Message, it is stated, will
be sent on under seal to the several Postoffiees in Bald- -
more, Philadelphia, liiiw York, Albany. Buffalo. &c in
advance, as it was laa year, to be delivered to the new.-
paper offices the morn nt it is sent in to. Congress. This
arrangrent last year orked admirably, and it saves the
t
expenies to Ostro m tof expressing tb message, as-it
.used &remedy to do. • -
ID" The Baltimore ,S'irn in speaking of our newly ap
pointed Consul at Havana, pays him the following de
served tribute:
"lodge Sharkey Will suitain American honor. He
has some of the heroism of Jackson. the diplomacy of
Cm. and the ivisdo4rt of Franklin. Spanish bravado
cannot intimidate. Spanish treachery cloned deceive.
'nor cam the far rea ching diplirscy of England and
France combined cireuturent-th sagacious and skilful
Sharkey." -
- We hope this compliment is deserved, for we really
have enough of truckling sycophants representing our
government atroad atm. without another such an animal
succeediqg the cowardly Owe':
STATE TR I LASORLIt.—The Pittsburgh Post says there
has been genial spoken of id relation to this office; but
no one seems 4 lo be Sp generally popular in thee western
section of the Stats at our fellow-citium. Col, hors ft.
SNOWDEX : HO is the choice of the entire Northwest:
apd is. find that he is ably sustained in Philadelphia. and
'also in that section ofthellitate.Col. S. has heretofore fill
ed the office with dirting,uished honer; and was warmly
enlisted in the cause of Democracy, daring the loft. cam
paign.
Er Coneys LADT . II boots.—The December comber
of this valuable periidical, his been on our table for sev
eral days. It is rich, and fully.enstainithe high charac
ter hitherto acquired, The esceltence of the Lady's Book.
consist, uot userely in its eintiellialiments. but its excel
lent literary contents. The prelient number is embel
lished with two millets plates, eat' led. " Dress — The Ma
i
ker." r•Dress—The Wearer," '• econciliation," "Fash
ious,l&c. We commend it to to public.
(Cr 'FICE4ELSUSC+IIIO Cone ital ntperitt says shoot
two thir'ds of the collisions on th , lake are announced as
having occurred "iiirConneant."where .the lake is Poll
~.ixty miles wide. The waters are Oat too coatractcd
unearths Islands. in the-rivers, or sling the reefs near
Buffalo. but -.tr Counetsat." boats m4st rut s iutobach
other! On Tli rsdity night last, the Brig Quebec ran in
to the shooueli &iota, abreatit of this port. and about
twelve miles mit.'esusiag the litter to sink with a cargo
of 5.700 bushels of wheat. No liver lost.
Q3' Tut Ifoliceitatiocata : —This tnagazineoteknow
ledged by all In be the best periodical published has been
radeasi is'pripal to $3 for single subscribers; or $2 50 to
clubeio tea. 7 li . shenkl malls like to send oaths names
- and Am cash r a ein of Ten. W• i ons anus no Doe
who itadi the "tagek, sad laughs! oierlet "“Editorif
Table" Iva! ever rs'. paying twice $2 50 for the pri
vilege
Six:rialto ;:bia tiers may kis sere at thir office. ,
Priaiddentbl Speollations.
Next SlondaV Congress meets at Wisbington. When 1
it may be safely/ said the Presidential Campaign of 'Era I lICT We almost had sleighing on Werinesday. . lino,
begins in earnest. Most of the members of the New ' having fell two or throe lochs* de4p on Tuesday night,/
Congress. 'or a portion of them at 'leas:. are new m em - i l but the son and the mad soon dissipated tlis bright visions
rs.
be!•freoli from the rinks of the people." and it may of bells and Butt.lo robes. do we . go; diseppointment. it
be said . with sonic degree of anthotity that they go then 1 is said, lurk* ruder every dower, and why nut under a
pretty thoroughly acquainted with be views of their coo- ' 100 W cloud.
__
.
'ailments on the Presidential question. It will not belong, LT The meinbeni of the Erie Bar ,t 'udered Judge
____ l_ _ i ,
therefore, before we shell be . enabled to judge pretty se. Church. this week, the compliment of , pablic,dioner_
upon his retirenneat. He accepted. and he dinner cams 1
enrately what two of the aspirants will be the tacky seen,
As, is the,tneentisne.epeculatios outside the *magic ring' s ty, on Thursday evening. IC theAl...ed loner, •What,
is becoming every day more rife, we may. be Pardoned , was said or dane - ou the occasion Pot beiiig a member of
iir
if we indulge a little in the all abeorbing occupation t he Bar, and consequently not resent , e cunnot may.
P
of political aewepaperdom , and ma k e sad Sumeke ' but presume it vreureff as all such7aff.tiri du —ict Ow gen
candidates as to us seems bent. In Pennsylvania, andm I oral satisfaction of all concerned .
some portion of the Subth, Mr, Buchanan is regarded as
presenting the most availalde claitrisfor's norniuktion.
But we take it for. granted that his nousivatiou is out of
the question. lie has been • candidate too long atready
—his particular backers have been ••harping upon my
daughter," at too many Natioual . Couveutions to be tint=
easeful! to the language of Gen. Bowman, of the Red
ford Gazette in 18-Id. when gnashing of Mr. Buchanan',
nomination then. "we know nothing in our creed that
requires the Democratic party to hold up one men for the
Oresideney from time to eternity." and we apprehend the
National Convention will-be of the same way of think-
Besides;hlr. Buchanan is not now, and there is no
prospect that he will erer be, acceptable to the Drinoera-
ey of inch States as Mains, New Connec:i
eat, New York, Ohio, Indians. Michigan. lllinoia,•\Yis,
cousin and lowa. But that is not the only thing that
will render lila nomination out of the qneetion in the Na-
tional Convention. While he may, and doubtless n dl,
cam a majority of the delegres hi our State Convention
on the &hot March peat, there will be in that Conven
tion such a powerful minority protesting against his nom•
Mafiosi as will place his success in the State before the
people in such a doubtful light as will effectually exclude
him from the list of available candidates, and thus render
his nomination ine;pedieut. Thus much foe Mr. Bu
chanan,
Of Gen Can' nomination; we think there is as Mile I color' of a :nest heartrending and, mel'aucholy accident
probability as there is :o( his competitor just named. N o that teak place in that town on Wedn
neighborswern at t e how ar. " It a p pears
i A
man, with the odium of a defeat upon him, can hope t o that a couple of a Mr.
succeed. • Mr. Van Bureu found it so in deli, and Gt.o. . Luke Harris , one of whom had a larg dirk knife whit)•
Casa will uudoubtedly be taught the same lesson in 1852. he Was exhibiting, when the ,proponitton was started ,
Parties are selfish—it is useless to deny that; hence they whether the blade could be fully openo by a jerk. liar
are unwilling to subject themselves to a possible defeat 1, ris took the knife, and after , jerking keveral times Me- .
when success is certain if they pursue a proper course. ceeded in throwing the btdek ope c t, but in doing so
The Whig party thought so in 1810—they forgot it ta l swung his arm back brhind tint!, an in bringing it for
-1844; but they recollected it in 1813. and-they succeeded, ward suddenly ran the blade into his c li eg about half-way
It is true, by pursuing this course, they . were unjust t o from the hi t ; to the linee. bylwitich It ;revered the rrtain'!
Henry Clay, but they were not unjnat to the whig party artery. Ile bled to death iu a she time. No bleme I
Success was what they were striving fur. and they actual,. is attached to airy hue. it being one of these urffo ten
ed it with Geu.Taylor„.whereas Henry Clay would have accideuts produced from the most tri ial causes. 1
rt
been defeated. It is necessary that the Democracy t i.
should succeed on 1852; and to render that success'cer- • v " lielw - County P roj ct..
tam they most nominate a new man—they meet imitate . ,
~. a understand that it is in contemplktion. b a y nd th l
,? in s. -
the wings in 1848. and themselves in 1841. We ire aware ' " " Nets of the "at h er ak i Nnti°4 or orco? n, Y , i
the northern tier of townships of Crawford, to . petition i
that the policy so ably advocited by Gen. Cass its IttS,
to erect -a newCuuaty, with W ter-1
and which, more than all other causes combined. Recur. ,"ibe nest Legislatureed his defeat, bas been vindicated oy toe and ealwri. I ford for a comet/ mat. The kopoaiiion is, we bet eve,'
to take the townships of Concord., ,seid Wayne. A ity,,i
cues—has become the settled policy of the countrt —and ~
en
that its•distinguished author and advocate ought, by every ,I
an'' end Union. Waterford and Le Illtitt ' Washiegton.fi
•
Creak 1 and - oat! ' lor the'
priuciple of right and justice, be called to the position to ' part of NI i t m ' ati ' Ell
whole of Frauklint from Erie; end the uorthetn tier oil
which• he aspires, and had we the power such would be'
Aownships aforesaid, from Crowforld. :We know no :I
the result. But then the principles and measures of the
thing of the reasons which are . Opetaiing upon time Maud/
Democratic party must not be endangered by iti defeat.
We most yield something fur the good of the whole—we 1 of the people in the territory disecri* fur desiring a isep,
unless it may be (band in the manner our comotyi
must concede something to the prejudices and postural': aratiaa '-
of those who weal astray from nor ranks in 11318, but has been managed
bar
" jeetai _ t Y * . nd lP ° l' L ' eau Y• for a 9 aal l
of years; but if it be a fact that Pie people as a hodli
who are now anxious to be taken into communion, provi
do desire to. cut lose from the. Lek's, towns and skit me
ded they can be without humiliation to themselves. This !
cannot be done with Gen. Cass for a candidate. hill for themselves, - why we. for one. sisi let thews do it.l Bat
we forbear remark sow, presuming) ere shall be duly into
evident,
tooucceed. then, a saw wan must be nominated if we wish 1
formed. if tire project is persisted in.! of the reasons Which
•
impelt the movers in the daiqter. when we shall be kende
1111 prepared to canvass the claims of the object they him in
view.. . i 1
,
,
U. We see that our old firmed, 3 1 / 4 ;jS;rratt Ratner/.
furnierlr Purser of the U.. S. Steanti4 Michigan, has beep
South Aniericattcriast. in Cerlisle.4 The Democrat says,
-•Tlie Major looks we heart) iind vi orous as a pint knot.
1,,,
and still relaiiis, in an astuniShing d-gree, that el,
of spirit and there social Cud noble qualit:es of hei
heart which have ever distiMois , .1 him as 'one
turn's masterpieces. May his broW never become
kled with misfortune!" 1 I
Raikoad •Gazi,;.l3L 1
. • • Suno.r. O. fiovember. 21,L1 1 8.5 ,
To the Editor of tbe Erie Observer. i . ' I i I
Dept SIR:—In the Penisykiestasit of Novembir 1201
there is a letter on the subject ofte gauge law oil Pettit i
sylvanis, addressed' by E.. A. Pew man', Esq.. of„Phifia:,
delphie; to J. Porter Brawley, Esq; The letter in chieilj
in reply to a conunuumetion from Senator Femme. T e
law, ea it now stand*, ;equates the gauges of rondo e '
of Erie to be either .1 f tBE inch rie 4 fret 10 ruches. Mr. Pen iman, a, or 6 feet',
.ailid 'writ
i .
of Eafter discussing
the 'rights of the different coMpain s with respect M gaug
e -
es.nd thq policy of the law—up n which itis not tity
purpose to enlarge ad present.-4empts to shoal, that it
is the interest of Penna)lvarita, and of the friende Of ltie
Sunbury and Erie Railroad. 4
to pe t the Ohio gauge! of
4 feet 10 inches to be carried on t Dunkirk. making lite
change at Dunkirk instead of Iriti f But iu order mike
an argument In favor of this, course of proceeding. *r.
P. was competed to adopt, br make use of; tro theo4es
—one, that the bulk of business{ from the ent wound i
come to Erie in resat:, lie
and:t+4. that e Butib ry
t
and Erie railroad should lam d down a track w/
li a ga go
of 4 feet 10 inches, and that; theeading Railroad Collin
peny should lay another track oft to iaine.wi Oil !,
I think this is uot:placing, the cation fairl • before It s
public on its true merits. The Milk of the r ilriiieffir •
and travel passing through Erie frotnlthe we t, Will crime
by railroad, and it will ennui there on - the Oh o gaugii of
4 feet 10 inches. Should the galige of 4fe tlb incites
be carried to Dunkirk; the Buffali and Lake ,there-Seil
road Company would lay diiwn track of-1 ei' 10 nich
es between Buffilirand l llunkiriti making t a clhanir. of
gauge from 4 fret 10 inched to 4 feel Se inc es.iat Bea
le. The New York and Erie Company wo Id fnnketthe
change to the 6 feet gauge it D4skirk. So f ran through
trade is concerned there Will be the lam nnnaber of
changes, whether Ithat change fie made a Erie 4 at
Dunkirk Buffalo . and Buo. Westward of Erie he; qu 'on
effects no one. ' 1
If, in the future. the Sunbury knit Eris R ilrkad Clem
pany should think proper 'to layi down a g uge of 4i feet
10 inches, and the Reading Railroad shout lay do an
additional track on the saline gge, how ill the q i ites.
tion then stand? Why the tie from th Ohio rciads,
(:
with the gouge of 4 feet 10 in bee y woul pen opt 16 .
Philadelphia without a break; kereal, th t destined fiii
New York or Boston, antlAhist which k ow York ami
Boston might hope to attract f om Philad Iphia, would
euconiater a change of gauge at Erie. and , his change of
gauge. a 4 that point, whilst it would forevo be tan advan
tage tn „.. the trade seeking Phila !phis. wokild he no hard
-1
511)4r - whatever to New'irufk as Boston, a 0 fai as aisim
ple break in the gauge is Ounce n od.
And why alttonld Penollvania. and Plit i ladelphin; and
Erie, and the Sunbury and Eri Railroad eunipaaylfore
gn this advent - age, why she* the gauge of 4 feet 10
mhos be carried'on to Ltunkii/h1 The ansWer toy this.
coming from stockholderi in the New York and Erie
Railroad. would be. ••Give as I a continuous,: nobtoken
track through Erie; and ire will take care chit the i 4rade
shall not be diverted thence o the Sunbury and: Erie
road, no matter what gauge 4y may adopt; and if tkey
should, through the farce of cirenmatanees, be eoinioelled
to use a'4 feet ai l limb gauge, land break the: coatlnuity .
at Erie, so enuch . the better for l orn. prospects.!' Tiltis is
an argument for Mew to we, bee how any Petinsyleentiali
can consist utly advocated the interests of forsigu*cempa
ell
hewing perished sight before flame
re. ' i
ales in pro e ot r us e 4m nee speatura tt rd s te t a h ys4 e tn i a n ner te: De te gdw o . f .Dei lii e s tem e h w rc u: a6i. m os t y l ..wome t a o
Me a myst ry. 4 , I - 11\1#11LE
Of inch we have three who are every way acceptable
to the entire Democratic party. North.• South, East and
%Vest. First iu the list stands Gen. Sam flouston. of
Texas; than whom no man possesses iu a greater degree
;iiiideie4 'hi as i
'so acciPtal;lS' t o - argapet-itql
his administration so popular. With him each a word'
MI TAIL would be unknown in the vocabulary of the De
inoeracy. Old and young. the North and the South. from
every point of the compass, the Doinocracy ould rally
around his standard; fur wherever Sail 11 1 uatuu has
heretofore lead. whether in ,the dread , ; confl.c with sev
er' hosts upon the fields of Tallapoosi and S u jaciiihtt.
or open the rostrum of populAir election. the e has s
Tory perched. Of the propriety of the nominal on off,
a man, we have no doubt—but whether such will be
Gnat result. is a matter yet in the web and woofer-II
Judge Douglas. of Illinois. is another wham the De
otracy might nominate and count confidently open
ing. Scarcely twenty yews from the workbench
cubit et shop, yet by his own unaided exertions stand
at the very head of the American Senate, the most
nified and able body in tlie world, he is emphatically!
ratio people—a finished representative of a rowing
controting principle in our politics which may be ap
priately termed,J'Young America." Judge Doug!
young r and'henen wonW rally around him many of
young and enthairiamie d ill parties. Aliogrthei.
think his ehaneen of being our next Piesident are qui
good-as any Grillo gentlemen yet nausea
Then we lialePL;en. Butler. of Kentucky, who thin
littl ) spoken of, *RI be no mean competitor for the on
nett ta when the friends of Buchanan and Cass find t
cannot secure their favorite. The gosairi in and al
Waithingion are already speculating upon:his chaol
and selecting out i suitable person to run with kit
Viep; and in this work of mercy they have pretty g
agreed that our own Col. Bigler. would be the
Well, we have seen many a woMe team than
id for the Presidential race, and should such
ate result, we can promise the lets igsa defeat 0
approved principle. But we shall see.
az
Ail (*moms Wino —Col. Fuller, Naval Office
Nevis York. sad astrong advocate of the whig admittit
tioni wants to form a new party. lie despairs of WI
cry. and looks forward to its speedy demise:
tits " o verwhelmed as h ° hi s t m h t v i 12 111 th: 1 y d . ark w i ' l ey p t a h rt e l.n Democraticthe coming
;
iti which have rained'up(M us itt all the Slatesfor
last six months? We answer , none whatever. Thi
an npalatable truth; but We are compelled. fruit
ho st convictions, to utter it plainly. The doctor t
no !stature in telling his patient that he must die w
a t .elve month, nor the priest in assuring the ail
the he must be dammed throughout all eternity.
the st ern and solemn duty must be discharged; and
ar cowards who refuse to look a frowning fate it
'funi "
in Oa Connoh Scuouis.—Hon. Thos. H.
ghs, of Lancaster. in a recent II address stated t
'ueen years that the contorted school system o'
to has been in operation, the people of Pennsyl
expended over fifteen millions of dollars in in!
his noble effort; exclusive of the :arge sums an
d to
,sustain the numerous privato Acadetniva,l
ich'are also giving their aid to the cause of educ
le number of schools iu the State. has increased
to 9.209: and the teachers from 1308 to 11,5110.
~'
lirr
. 1
The ft Y. trites understarids that • urge
her of gentlimenzonnected as editors and ie oti t is!
the city press, have resolved to tender a•b4 Oct to
sathais his arrive!. oo behalt of the New ork
Two meetings have b een
_ r held upon the so jeet, 4
doostnitteo of fen appoioted to cameol the whole
ter. Par! ... n.laiidwin, of the Erasing Post, is chaii
this committee. The fact that Kossuth watt once
self an editor, readers a tribute urchin kind eipecial
propriste from the representatives of the press in
United States. , .
a:r The Buffalo, Cowrier contains an account
lose of the_propeller Mattis. It is stated that
ashore on one of the Fos Islands in Lake Michiga
that vessel and cargo would be a total lose. Ilse
consisted of oats, barley and doom The vessel was •
by Messrs, tleyrnour & Wells and the captain, an
partially iUshred. We have not beird the.particrd
the disaster. •
LOCAL AND GENERAL (ITEMS.
Err The letter into-dey's pep
is from ono of the most expericu
Engineers in the west.
- - - ---;-__- .
TT The Ladies favorite paper.,.
Tke ileitis Joanna."
we are reminded by the pros peens seal us, cemmenees
;
~
a new VON111(1 in , January. h inane of lie few metropo
litan weeklies that wo take pleasure in eomntending to
our friends; for it is just the etimpanion ens Wants to set
&fan with of au 'evening. when ones' toils for the day. in
,office or shop, aria ended, and with slipperl on ,aud before
a easy Rre, indulge in an hoofs gossip with the 'great
world without. Price $2 per Oat. 1
0;:r We alinost amell iho breath of the
about (Oro miles, we learn ,1 of the track t
Durkirk romaine to be• kid; 'initial the
road expect to have ► locomativi here
we can confidently anticipate that by C
be.—
"SinOn: through the forests.
Rattling over ridges.
Shona n tg, under arctic ,
R it tight lug over tut tiro;
%VhaizAng thro.tah the IttOuntain
Busnuut o'er the vnie.4
Rte.' met this jet plen9an4,,
It kiwi int the kap:"
Maim:v.loly Acteidet
A correspondent writes de fromu Spi
err
'this
►he
the
39
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jor-:
the
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our
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thin
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but
hey
the
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this
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port
all)
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tion.
from
F lm r
with
Kos-.
'retie.
mat- ,
an of
him-
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di*
• f the
is
end
I st ned
rr An * I
fband dead
0,2 , 0 *met
and e :poi]
was
ni of
uad Gauges
d men. and
iron horse. Rut
,tween this and
Directors of our
in a short tiine.
Irrirtinass We shall
t.
infield the path
stidiy
d aod
or aa-I
attic
It at
the
I "
SIFTINGS FRO' OIIR EXCHANGES
WITH IMITORIA DASHEM. ST • Villa P 14131
117' The question in New 'Cork now is,;.not '•who
'n1.00E11.113. Patterson." but is Benj. Wetch elected Tree-
"Comeirest in this bowfin," was s fa•
tion to attiffati Turkeys on Tharaday. We
bat it &Put atept.
LT A man iiis New York has got himself
by marrying tevo.rvives., Some men get th
trouble by marrying one.
LS The Fredonit Gimsor heads au art + •The. Er
erlasting Election." Our whiz cousin is evidently get
ting tired of tae ”dance." and we don't woitdet.
03 It is _pollinated that at least 9:000 IBahies have
been named Slier Kossoth, In the 1,.1. Stateui. This. is •
wonderful conntry.
• •a:r Woke. it atotod that the C:atholics Buffalo. N.
conteniptato the erection of a Catledial in that citr,
to vast one niallion of dollars.
11± We had ho turkey for i'hanksgiviag, but we have
• Rooster for Christmu so old that he is bald-heeded.—
The man that dos'at pay for his paper is invited to lino
with us.
eottions rains allot fow week, have so replen
ished our wells and streams fie to relieve our citise os.froin
all appreliottaiou that they would have ntiithinir to drink
this winter but beer and whiskey. Allah be praised.
Mr We notice. among the new thine. India robber
bed ticks. filled with wind. instead of feathers. Good!
We'd ratheisleep on wind than live on it, as some of
1
oar subscrihsrs ev endy think we can.
ccrMr. o:islier welt known artist of Now York city
has patented a Me. to carriage for ordinary travel on plank
aucl mac.ularnizad oads. It is highly spoken of by men
fully competent to 'ridge of its practicability.
Q 3 An editor d wn East has iusulted the whole fe
male sex. 110 sta. s that ladies wear corsets, from a feel
ing of ituitin i ct. ha ing a natural love for being squeezed.
IVliat liars these • down East" Editors are! •
In" That ‘1 , 7141i a keeu aittiiist that deaeribeti sectarian
tisai to bea little narrow prejudice, that makes on hate
lour noighb'or becauso be has-lie egg,ts toasted while yoii
ate yours boiled.
i Ftsc Pctc.—Tha man that advertises in the papers
fi
I .. 7 the man h o never refuses.to le' d you money,--thti
'llan that pigs fur his paper m. !Id V II CO: and
,the chap
that pisses lt our baby. All thcie n c fine potiPle. as we
/
can swear fOin sweet exp-rmace.
• ______ .
Q=T Mrs ..3luctnitr, author of the new style of dress, has
an crude 14 . the last number of her paper, in which she
says that.fauld she hate foreseen file notoriety and ridi
whiehtshe hes incurred, she wopfd never have corn
n eneed,tha movement.
Mormons are lebortngou the Sanwhihh Is
lands. in chimpantes of two. to 'opiate rt the population.
natives, futiegners, missionaries and all to their fsith.- r _
ft is not a little worthy of note that, while iu England and
Scotland they have made converts by thousands, on Ha
waii they have rdit with no fiOCCeRli whatever.
•
A Fti.arrEam CossacTiov.—The new Constitu
tion ci VitigiusaCoutaies in the t 11th article the following
no..veraon shall have a right to vote who is
or unsfounii mind. or a pauper; or a eon-commissioned
rffuer in tie serrice of the L7ni a,i 'States." This is flat
tering to 410 "non-commissioned offices." certainly.
Two old men, upivards of 70 years of age each.
amused, al . crowd of spectators in 'Providence the other
day. by a grand rough and tumble fight. and finally ended
by rolling one another in the gutter. until seiliarated. And
all this, not in consequence of liquor bat front that green
eyed mongter." jealousy. ' •
, is.rt veri•-fratertial feeling among the whir
of Sete *oil since the election. Here is evidence of it.
The Auburn Adrertiser, woolly, repodintel the name or
-- C•ii•et aps”.-• ...... ,rttegl to he tail...mm.Bi i.. ii.• whiff
party. It says: "%Ve know of no title that will better
designat4 their character than Atnold Blues, uuleu .it
be *Ws; Blues."
113 %V i m VT CAMS 111110.i . 1415 -A rely York letter
says. "nistated. That the in ~..-nation • of silk goods and
other fancy fabrics for ladies's dresses. into the port tit.
New Yolk, varies from one to three millions of dollars in
value weekly. and that thscr,st of those gewgaws for the
fairer pap of our population is what drains the country of
t ,
specie, and brings on commercial distress: so if the la
dies g Opou the principle of rule or ruin, they will be
pretty June to accomplish one of their purposes."
It Statisticians up a curious and prying set of rogues
at best. ; The last effort we hate noticed is that • wo
man's dance of getting married is at its maximum be
tween the ages of twenty and twenty-Ave. After thirty
she is deemed to be in the twilight of life. and her chan
ces theet;Tun down, like mercury in cold weather, to zero.
nut we know of it. lady that has reached that age.
0" Sbme of the farther friends of Webster occasion
ally say w sharp thing of him. Fur instance. Judge Al
len. remarked in a speech during • recent canvass in
Massacbusetts. that he did not wonder at,the number of
.
names eJtamed to the paper nominating Webster for the
It:Tildes:icy. as it must be a luxury to Boston merchants
to see & Webster subscription on which nothing ryas ask-'
cd bia their names!
ItT Milk so nutritious when taken as food. if injected
into the: reins. acts as deadly poison —Erckinige.
Air.. le3 excellent ter the lungs. acts in the same way.—
Anothei.
Saltpetre ao exeelleot for preserving', when ejected!
•
from a ran banal, alaoacts the same way.—ScAenectaday
Cabists4.
Watir, so necessary to/culinary and commercial par ,
poses.. When swallowed in two greaCquantities produceO
al. came results.
Er 4 "manifest destiny flan" dOwn in Lycoming
count; thus - signifies his willingness. through the coli•
umna Of the. Gazette, to be "up and dresied i „" if Spaii
should:conclude to fight:
I The "latest news"' is said to be,
Spain wa rns to tight our nation.
1 It's toy optniom sir, you Pee t .
We'd give 'int occupation.
I'd like to see it come "rust-rate."
I,' A reg'lar old Crusader.
And have the Spanistiers send out :
A nother big A muds. l
We'd knock •,a, Cuba" out her mouth' 1-
And .tart a "Ultibus.ter;"
I I guess they'd think the tarnal Southl
Had riz br aenell , muster. . , .
i They'll soon "COO C' • lIICit sassy gheent
# That !H wirer/ 1610elia,
I , They. ought to,have done it long ago : -
And that's iiliat yon can tell tier.
MI
12f, The man that never went to •Church has be .n
I ,
found'down near Boston. His performance, accordi g
to,the .barnat, was iu. this wise. While the whilst r
was engaged in prayer. tha congregatitin was startled
from their usual dt.cornm by a loud rapping, and upOn
the stizton's opening the door to ascertain the cause. In
stalktill, to the astonishment of the Whole assentb .
!•Lcrtf t g Jake." as he is familiarly 'tuown therm! Qu t
&sensation was created by its ousel appearance, a).
many curious pees strayed put to the corner, where e
sat ibirtne4il wonder till the meeting was dismissed; wII n
he. With becoming gravity. stepped up to the miuist:r
and made him a present of a ninepenes.
Fear locations have bean ulged for the new U
aersiritist College. for which ibotobtat foods have be..
subscribed. ion• is Brattleborongil, in Vermont, no
er Walnut Hill. sear Boston. a thrrd Springfield, an ,
fourth Wort:l:tour. Twenty ihartand dollars ars
garrailred to thiculiege oa eoadition it is located .
Wallet jfil. twinty more on eonditiort It is within'
liruith of Massachoiatts. Coheirs of Worcester
OW* 30.009 if it be established in that nity. and it is
dersnood $20.000 will be raised id Springfield. if it be
Cale 4 in bat lawn, s 1 oentsailten is sow engaged in
amini ditkrent sites. .
Il' The English Press
Donahue of Illinois and F
lion lecturer, of New York
"the Hou,Sredarick_Don •
Oomineut candidate for
a mistake. "Fred" has n
to go beyond a seal in
_1 j
presented in thir Roebeetel
vention of the *lags whe
candidate. • . I
MIMEO
,Ovjted ono.
into trouble
TX The Crawford Dc
mined to contihne the pla
Al? the unfintsilted work bi
ro has been placed tinder
Salertown.lits been let t
15, 16. and unfinished pant
Sections 17 aull 18. to Tit
The well has been let on
be completed by the let o
that the road lom Edinb
the same fillet so that w
,road from Mil deal, to E
113' In Ee4teuuneau
Matthew D. f'isk was ki
lie was sgeditwenty-see
several child
Ire, into
I& WA; S
week when •
ante to Ex
for Governor
while the pa
aro
Q 3 A correspondent e
suggests the c ame of the
ter county , a compotet
Of Sttorney 'tutors! rind
Lion: go4d suggestion
CD'slr. I
on the coed
cities, in di
evening
Oa the f2I
111Leem.L. a,
On the 1
SAMULL Ea
township.
_o OLP
THOXAS PL
I.:t, o I (Jr
In Spri.n
SLY!, MAR
On the 1 th ite.st . be
WARD WO. incry..of To
A it MLR, of thin
At riio v.irn,o. on
Mrs. Cut. c 11. St.r r
the 38th 3 ar .of her ag
In tliis ...ay, on thi , 2
Charlotte . Gunnison,
Nev- Adv
icived at N%
lI Fpm the fuipc,
c+ rum.
Just rex'
1 kox n Stu..
11'0 ii•ti
lona ii Tmmftun
frr'. mind tin inv
a Lioo.l.nt t
at I rll,ltl
Coney, HI ' 1
1)..
rut+ ;or al
all %ha ‘s ;
them of
and Mwip
the le,' quz'
Fla 1.1)%
I•,13. ,01
. hard when wt'
p. the ti.ite tol
otnfort nod in•
eLort of
• Iht tow y oth
11.1 •
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Co n If that
mn re Of
ll—nGn
come ben..e the!. are * all'
Hat and t rSi r,,,.. N,,,, I.
Notean
~t ;
t rt.*. 1-54.
5 - 1 - 1 t ss , 4.1 - I*lf i!....-11 tie 4.-F.rteer•hsp bet. tbfore.. I,•,
1/ int eb the •n.'.., IJI I r/., to li,, Mt re: lit . ir I ~,, rt .- , •
ked ihno.fity by !until:o e. k ebt The I;th mete ik qt be .- .: ~
at the 0 , 1 ktautl by Mr. Luti 1 Ruot.
%VI 1.- , +N I 116 h.
I .
Lt I 1.%h RITZ
a - 'PON nee °WO. •. I ..flft. I .{.• L.., . r
v hands. All per- . -1,,,.. n. r Z , ` ,, C,-
; firm. either I , t n. te , ~, , ‘ „-rk..n,
rte .truntedlate .tex, 7 , ..... n ,'
Ire proper ititticer iiir.. , .i i r • . i ,ii .
W 11,..' lAkikt.
Or
fhilt, r 11.1. in llhrb. , ••Tr , . k .r A ....1 1 , ,
Illtflt r. a dal . . rt.! Li , 1r.,: lii •., i. i
r f If T1 , 11.3V,11ed in i-,... ~
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%
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Eric. Ndr. SS,leZil
,r 4 4 P . P . rf awe
. laird do Rust. are In
olvesli.ll:4,'e,l to the ea
al.` IrnUe.kteti tt, tali anti
the gonwor ir tit t. LAI w tilt
FA .Nbs 1.41,
CAMF.In Itir f vll, of
vont , thh* .h t t th i t the
artot:cl.4l 2 lin o
ty. pay' , rbtrge. and iaia•
ill,6re reek. Nov.
To Lease
Tii."tr..ana , of on : 4 1%
111 r It) of Ern , . The -r , II
Will tie gorn
Nut*.
Watt
J1 - PT RCC I:IVEI by
etch Jovel,:t at
toberial trade fie fi.is.fiad,
kie.that he to utak tut: ver;
thesecannuntit 'during th
ett.it New York to a few I
ethibit the largest, 14,4!
Watches , . Sayer ware. I
would say to all. p
your beautiful Chrimina
pletfL, tt. A guar
Nov. 9S. •
Mt) TAVERN
kinds of Liouir
cr.*. Call and see.
N
I'l 0 111468. °'41.1441'1 1
Nov.
200LSAT.
Nuv ter, 1-31
F- 008A 1 4 4 Itair)
-Nov. 28.
3
Twits John Merari.
the bo at ma/intact!
EEO
1An , .. , 1N5.
1. mon, Pepper. Spi'
Broom. and a Mew dour
Etantly on band andaor
N0v..29,
AFEY th , 7011 /ID) U
NOV. 29! I
AK. MILLER'S el
. Bayle'i Dairy Cie
Nov: 18.
T HAVE a general a
Nicseti ption, Vauk
nue to elan:aerate. bat c
than any one to this c
•Nor.
ARRIV - I
rriHF. armalof Eliot t!
ded with great em
of the American peopl
to his country, to the
country tnen—theretot
PeoPle, alive to all midi
Hut the arm al of
can the arrival in Mil
perpendicular action
toned in nark miracles
lag burliness, Tina in..
sermon of the age• Ii
to he thoroughly sestet
caret is full} approVed,
istactory manner. the
boot.. slice an '
tuallgrs, shirt inakeis.
'lteri . athl hat bitatera,
glove makers, eolltutt
whip makers and mitt,
tared in'. making sails
collar.. oiled clothing
ing, and indeed fat at
has been required T
equate, and weigh.. ;
dittalde in all Its lia
ly adjiode,l and opet a
to ten perbous, delta.
erator. The lest kin
with it in the best Oval!
article■ to %Inch
done by band, Tl
and for rale at No.
all in•rsotonteres,
receiving alin.lan
tile great utility
to ivirc!,ate
clicai)er cloth: lig.
=l=llffin
. .
A carnwiw. whirl
ail day to much. e
half an hour, and
Land. l'herriore
son I.e Better work
why Innnui4Cltlttl C
therd, pre UP a Ca/
/kepi IC ism, Mill the
and all sermon thetr
ture4 Fo CITC3p, so d
Singer's raleat Sewi
No
Erie, Nor. 9, 151
2 Tons of
1
10 cu. per iwu
packagn toc:
i S F - . 6 ;:e 1 t,! , .i . i f it..1
25 Chevtr. of
Skill Tea no
IS et' Nu x.
ing conronn4od Senator
Douglass the !tmgrolibell
ry gravely; animal/ea that
„ a colored gentleman, io
Presidency." This u 111
t Snowed hie espiritions
I ssembly. 1111 neme.sas
l Assembly District Coil.
received 41 totes as their
F €-.4 says. "it has been deter.
oad to Erie via F.di slats
eu this place and Ediube•
want. Section 7 throne' '
I:wgers & 'Xi;re Sections
E
14. to Jacob feeler; and
.r,Sr. Header,of Edwboro,
favorable terms and is to
iy nest, ll' e are it lerined.
to Erie will be rhed at
i liege a continuo • plimi L
I the time spec; hcid "
Itio.on Tucedny,rlut week,
by thw caving in'of a p ea t
;bars mad !Arcs a wde aid
■
D COSIRLI
45 corrected
I'
II vivi:—Ws were In error lest
the Gazette's Isiotory is refer•
es besting Prel:drut ruik twiet
es. W discovered oat error
itte off; but tpo late fJr come,
overnor Jo
id Term
or Woo wor
die West elles,ter.l.ffcrsoni est
J 01: Thomas S Bell. of Che..
t loptlemon to fill the po,itioa
r I,Cuiouel theere tultoinistra•
peat his Thankni sing Serena
rishing dams" in our large
Church fa-morrow % Sabbath
sham will r
4 lon of the '•
Uut verstilts
XtIED
MA
th inst., by t
d Miss fur.
:th be
LE, and ilis
elßev. D. Rowland Mr Dram
CEI.L
r Mcoccit , all of Amity.
Z. %Vebster. FANNIr,
B
1 LUECCA RUKK• a:1 Ut rtta
he Rev. Prel.:v.'
and Misa MA1.6A1.11 ItAr
Ith inst. 13 ,
sac of NlcKt
n.
field, on ta
ywis itloll4ll
G.- Kcccoo. to
hti irtst , by the ft. •. J M
Eq., of Rochester. N. 1, to .
Springfield.
Re . v. W tnfld. M. Co
to city, Ohio:sod 31,43 Alb
D.
'e 49.111 mot., of t 4 orpOtrlptron.
, Wife (Jr J. Severance; m
insti. N, i.n, son or Jonas and
In
ed 10 ,•tiths and '2l li y% S.
. .
rtisements.
ren's hat Fur St•
Ir. a ta , :.• au•l :••••autfit , • t
a•.!, 141 part or
Fortt P
I.la Marl, I.stn t tr.r.. r
Iv! BI Lek Iltistlirlada.
l'artt.otre t% oil. 'I bpi.' t, •
rd warr,uned ti.Ht ;. ;,;
jjf LLle 1, 111411: l% I t.i• t r.,
111 A .t 1 is.' a
10. re• .
4., I td.: 1.1 I '•
MIE=IM==
rtal
iti I.. , ,rita ity,r al:.:: ' Ile 1t
.1.4. ten bill' CIN,111: 4 1:is 1 ' , .•L , a,•
- Hit tin e.i. 1 alvr p/I4 NI( ut." Tit.-
, kZrmeintref , thc place, 1N v: y,- riia's !Luck. '
I'ATRIt
i.~t.-':1i~
r a term of:Yearm.
for win yr,r.. urt M A I 1 10.rof
114yrif , 111 •0r.... •
11 1 1 def 'rade ituat,„ tvt
inoliatod).
is
and - Ffewris
---
1, ri,, , none parka
1't): , ..( 4 . *hi,. 11
',lre% (0 9.3 y 10 hO ,
entrnsive pro? kfl
s ppluaf 1110,1 110110
% r. ;110 01,00 109 '
.10 , : C10.:11 ~t stork
,X(O., Ate, 1 , t ry iil
ha., wail h e rettil
girt, fawn n full :41
ni.ortnietit null oil t
have rs ful
hand' mid ‘‘
Corner op,
now ha tale by
W. F. KIN DER I:111T
i l feCell c d arid fur Pale by
w. F. Rl , lol.lfli , IfT
It, unnand and tbf mte at
W. F. RINDERNErifT
Sr Co's too r&storatUs,ror N . 1. ar
r's prate.:
W. F. itiNDEANFCLIT. Aftn
l' ran. Mace, Puteti;g.. ,nri-
Mu.tard, Chacelace. !Lief.
I.f Ovum infallible N.,-1 Po. Jen, c ,r
k! bf W. P.' it INI)EIP.1:4111'
- 4.7ornei ,(501:111.: St:lir •L
lee Plekler—al-n 2.4r0,1111.0 fur
W. F. RINttt:RNEctIT.
- -
• CtitllBs6::
eltrated Itaml,urst Cheese—al.) Pur,
, tut sate I,y the quantits nt ttnat , t
F. RINIrEItNt.I9IT
otice to all. I
rout-it of Woo.len Wa rr. M..tr.t -
otiotte, all of itoch taott6l tr. c., •••E
ry thong in iloalthe IL. ....t1 0,, , , ,
L. W. F. 12 I 1% DERA OTT
( . 0n „ r of 51 h .1:1 ..:.
!L oi i IiiiIIIIII II TU. ,
'mein tlin• country is IOW) triFF - z l, r -,
usiasm and
,ionit creet.:•ift, Ot. In. : •
and ash} not' hi- b i's Feet a lac dc' ',,.
allee Of Itlert)--p• 1 , ,, ra * - iiir , n i i ' ..
he cannot liiii le 4.. , yr to the Amen - "
ends to elevate. to improve 0',.11' , km e,
th cannot be hane , l wish greater; , ,-.
City of Singers Patent. straight are:,
ri
ewilte Machine. TM. aelvee Si '^'
aid CM'S( ' a great resviiitn ri t, the
nine In the most itnimiari ~, 1 '''''' "
bas berm used a sufficient 1. , en -I'"°' r
aeon a rerll varlet) of viv.k. - of ,r , s
It executes in.the most }.1 , ,. - 1 = 1 ' '' '- i
ark of the foilOWing oceu,in,:a." -
alter manufacturers. Manes* awl s 3 a
tact waken!, Carriage trimm e r . .. , C '
teas makers. stockinet n -` o. '
mfr Pe t bar manufaritift I. IC? e raw'',
1 And may also be :,..1 CIO° :.
awnpngs.. beds and 11..,1r1. ,, '''. T.
iki.ieb9ttoms. and rural' la; etnrt t. ~
-
fiber purpose where...lo- ti ~",
=Chid , . which in about Il c!‘ e •''
i nits. is compact. organ,, 'n al '"
ItaMe to get out of rd r, a.-
d It will perform the lab , e 1 Itt •
II WI the kind of work 3,144.' 1, r is •
I Tailors custom n,,rk CI.I 1, sir • '`
',I r; and to winking ray-. aBl m...... Cr )l.
c)e
',lamed, its work p• Mr ~,i,..4 r i. :.• 1
a Moe a ill be conpaiitli , ii 1 Oa . '•
.lllllletelarraehattge.Ereart, .„.1.12*'-'',
re lIIVIIed 10 call. and itul a !ea. ee . ' i
deneo aaddierfect c<•tilar ,51tot .1.4 , . I
Valtie+ of itun invention i :k-.: i'n's
. ~
are, tritely notiet•-I tint I C I .I y
e in the Mont •larawe Itiatitto. 1 :4
tiring an \a s that 111:110•1“1.r, .1 •2 ':1 , ,
the Or , llll/Iry it 3% It is vi/14 I 'I, a tl . '` ,
'y the help of the Innen i i i , , !r •.:"t t' ,..,:
~, ~,
in a matinee far super,er 1, :la , l .
~,,..,
g ,
he aid o this 111/1011 1 14 , 1 am „ti . ,
1
at the tailnink one cheaper veto k it . .... , •,..:
; tiling in illl! Oftillllrn us i‘ T. kr
l , 14 bet/ the 4110er ekerllCThi ent , ha thre.1....,,,,
uhelicrerki diSubts ea-t 1.. It' . *,
' 't . ~.
.-” 'TIM(' ik %hate hutting eta le 3,3 " ,;
`able and So beautiful, ii. r ,a ti n!r
‘1,,..r.: h
g Machine. \ h,
E xcttl,o , :rts' ' ' ''''...l
trill
ou; - ,- g l are 1 ars 1.
idlitelthieftlol( ett;thr tatla .t: ,
,‘ I ,
, s,
, d. at retail! and priers •I.l:"Ns.:l4:a'iit
'2-31.. tei ti r RiNI)FR _
,„,
:1 or ThTaleli,) , the bap or pool I ll peps. -
• • Cat, anti ace.
I 28. . W. r.it iN
_PS._ll_ ..3 . rfj! r .
' • Tea I iron 11
Young Imperol. RI Irt I Pho' ,
()yeti and 411.0 g tr0n....r,; cv. r.. 74 . 9a .'
LCII I":
31 ' UP' W. IV. NIN)11 iO
Ml=
It 4 r u . If
LITIAN RI
‘,• ef IVatelin
ultful for the on
tev. t . an.t t .
1 , . for thew at
rt. Ile et pens to
eillets. Kinn: nl
c f R tett 44 , 5 5
rued in Este, H•
5. wit) not .riel
Tic' Hot w ota
atot vent lota • at
S ri
alf1 , 0fill111•1 cr a
lltem at ' , 1% ; 4 1
IN O".RN (11T,
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