l'onnoyivuda Dolomitic Stab Causation.
saatammu, *trek 4, 1852.
The Democratic 4 ate Con's-elation met today in
the Hall of the House of Representatives, pursuant
to the call of the Democratic State COMM' COMMit
-401 to elect Delegates to represent the Democracy
of tbeState in the Convenston to be held at Balti
more, to nominate a Presidential Eiectorisl ticket
for m State, and a candidate for Canal Commis
sioner.
At 114 o'clock Wm. Badger, of this city, called
the Convention to order, and nominated G3(l. Wm.
S. Ross, of trams county, as Chairman, who was
unanimously elected -
Smith Skinner, ofthiladelphis - counly, and Wm.
IL Welsh, ! of York, ere then: on motion of Wm.
Badger elected Secretaries. George R. McFarland,
of BUN was also elected s Secretary.
Secretary Welsh called the phi! of Delegates as
by Senatorial 'and Representative- dis
tricts: •
On motion of Mr. Rankin, .of Luzern*, the distill
led Senatorial Districts were taken op in numerical
order. •
The disputed seat for see Erie and Crawtferd dis
trict being first in .0-4er, the claimants were each,
on motion, h e ,,,vifiventy minutes.
then very concisely stated his claims
nedet; end Mr. McArthur replied. Several gen
aerate addressed the Convoniidn on the question, all
of them showing a moat reiVarkaiste ignorance. or a
most perverse recklessnessOf facts, when, as it team
evident no - one tinctured With opposition to the ',Fa
voriteson,” eouli hope to Obtain .a disputed seat,
and also, for The sake of:' 3 harronny herv a fter, Str.
Low withdrew his claims, and allowed Mr. AcAr
thurlb-take his seat.
On Motion of Mr. Badger, of the city, the follow
ing resolutipn was dopted. '
Reimlrmd, That the Chlirmanrif the Convention
appoint if committee, consisting of one person from
each Setistoriall District, to report officers fur the
permanent organisation of the Convention.
After the announcement of this Committee by
the chair, the convention adjourned.
In the afte,rnoon the Convention met, and proceed
ml with the contested seats. In every ease the
Buchanadmen •whethetthey had credentials, or not.
were admitted: and the opponents of that gentleman
rejected .
Mr. Moore, from the Committee to- report offi
cers for the permanent organization of the Conven
tion, reported, Hon. %Vw. Hoexisis. of Washington,
President, assisted by tvreniy-six Vice Presidents/
and a large number of Secretaries.
-The report of the Committee was ratified by ,the
Convention, and the officers elected took their seats.
Mr. Hirst then submitted the following resolution,
whieh was adiinted.
iVirsours. Thq Democratic party of Pennsylva
nia have caused this convention to be convened, and
have imposed upon it the duty, among other things,
of selecting delegates to represent the =Democracy
of the State in the National - Cenvention, to be held
in the city of Baltimore. on the first Monday of June
next, for the purpose or' nominating candidates Tor
the offices of President and Vice Pnssident , of the
United States, and also of noininatingielectors to be
voted for at the next ensuing Presidential election.
Therefuiv, For.the purpose of carrying into ef
fect the object thus specified, and of fully and fairly
ascertaining who is the choice of the Democratic
party of Pennsylvania for the chief magistracy of
the Union, be it
Romplied, That the members of th's Convention
doinow proceed to vote cien•rocs fur a cau.lidate to
be recommended by Pennsylvania to the National
Convention, is the choice of the State for the Pres•
idential chair; and that the candidate who shall re
ceive a mejorityof all the votes in convention shall
be declared to be the candidate of the Democracy of
Penney
The Convention then :proceeded to vote, with the
'follnwing result: •
For James Buchanan,' 97; For Gen. Sam Hous
ton, 2: For Hon., IL J. Walker 2; Fur Geo. Lewis
Cu. 32. --•
Mr. Searight moved ttrat - the nomination ofiames
Buphanan be unanimously concurred in.
Upon this motion, Mr. Dougherty called the yea*
and nays, which were—yeas 102, nays 30.
Mr. tlirst then sub:n►tted the following resolu
tion.
Resolved, That t}W candidate of Penhsylcania
having been declareirin the manner prescribed by
the foregoing resolution, the President of this Con
vention do now appoint a committee of twenty-four,
one from each Congressional district,—with
initruc
tions to report Wilds Convention, subject to its ap
probation, the names . of delegates to represent the
Democracy of the State in the National Convention
to be held at Baltimore, on the first Mmiday of June
next, and fur the purpose of advocating, with ear
nest sincerity and zeal, before the delegated power
of ber sitter Slates, the claims of the •‘Oll , Key -
atone . Commontera/lh," the said committee shall re
port the names of fifty-four delegates to represent
Peonsylvania and cast ber twenty-seven votes in
that coOention; that is, four" Senatotlial delegates,
two delegates kohl the State at large, and forty
eight rep7esentativei, delegates: and further, that co
person shall be reported by the etnmetiee, or Aiwa
ea *ma delegates, tedtevis not knows_ to be the firm
friend-sf the aorstiatte of Ate Cenuetaion, gad who
Pets as other prrference; and further, that the said
committee be instrect 4 ed.to report, subject to the ap
probation of this Cituchution, the nam.a of twenty
seven candidates for elranra of President and Vice
President of the United States, to bepported by
the Democratic party at the next electio ido n. '
Mr. seat' moved to amend by striking out the
foregoing, and insert, that the delegates from, the
different Congressruu• I Districts be requested to re
port to this Corention one petition (torn each C.in-
Evelutiollal district, as delegates to the Baltimore,
Convention; and one porous' from each District as
electors.
Mr. Scott then addressed the Cuaret i tion, ar
some length, iu opposition / to the original resolution
and in the support of his kinendment. .
Mr. Reltalso spoke in hupport of the amendment,
a 'n opposition to the Original resotuti•tn. •
Mr. illy'also addreshed the Convention in op
position to e res4lutiuti and in favor of the amend
.
tr,
relent.
Mr.-Clymer ,a few remarks in support of
the amendment, !Ind irioppositiou to the teaolution.
air. Hirst then a.i4reseed the Convention in sup
port of the resolution, until the hour of six o'clock,
when he moved that the convention adjourn until
balf-past seven o'clock; which was agrcel tv, and
the Convention adjourned.
avriituos sasstoN
The Convention assembled et 7i o'cick.
Tha Convention resumed the conzideration of the
asolutioa of Mr. Hirst.
'The first question pending being the amendment
of Mr. Scutt.
- Mr. Ill'Allister spoke in opposition to the nisi
tat /*solution and in support of the amendment.
Mr. Magri* addressed the Convention in sup-
Olt of the original resolution.
After some remarks by Messrs. Leech,- M'Far•
land and Lamberton
Mr. Barclay moved '.o,,amend the amendment by
striking out 'and inserting that, thlt
delegates from
the diferent Congrevaiorial distric t shall nominate
two delegates from esclurdistrict, 02 be nrSJ eel to Ike
decision of At Cnnorpaing. •
Mr. Barclay sp•ket st some length in support of
his intendment.• ..
S'ansotaillresseti the Convention in. support
of the original resolution..
Mr. $ Kinney supported the amendment to Ile
amendment. •
The amendment to thie amendment wed 'limn dm
agreed to.—yess 95, nays 311.
hi!. Reilly mewed to I postpone the's qiieigicus fur
the iffetent; which was kii,ogrted to.
The amendment wastlmo disagreed to.—yeas 40;
nay,* 92.
The original resolutiba was then adopted—yeas
91; nays 41.
Mr. Scott read 114 fellowine protest against the
action of the majority Of the Convent/on so the adop
tion of the resolution, sod moved it be . entered upon
thejwirnals:
We solemnly protest against the resolution jest
ailopted-as a wanton disfraichisemest of the Coo
gressional districts which we in whole or in part
represent. We desosoes it as a fragrant usurpation
er power....is a desperate alternative restored to by
a tyranlialkmajority to manacle cad silence a large
minority ton this Convention ep, • vital eyeshot*
—4t is a trampling under foot of an usage sane
. tinned by the action of the Demotic:lc party in . its
Coostnilens for the last 111.5 .. ekeet'n 3 ela44-41 is not
only I I to:CIL a et usage ti'Lit at is • netlike 1,/ a
temporary purpose et a *initial i . ' In Piled*
ple. While the Democracy of limber States are.
till
bringing the election of Deter a n earer to the Peo
ple, Pennsylvania try, this action the majority of
he r C ohren ti o , ) , relieves it fort r from them and
11,
displays a humiliating distrust of i tbe popular will.
The whole proceeding is an surpstion of our
rights. and the rights. of the pen whom are toPee
sente—directly branding them nJ us, as 'unfit to
choose their electors and Dcle ate. to repre:cnt
them in the National Convention
by no exigency,—it can be jiistit
pregnant with the seeds at disco'
tion in the ranks or the Democre
sylveuia. -
We protest agiloet the right
this Convention tol•deprive the
trials of Ow suffrage in the el
and electors. We Utterly repudi
it' ha. been'done. We cams h
constituents, by virtue of the
them, and b y . virtu of the tins
the party, with the right to *etc
egates, subject to the approval o
sod of that right we recognize nt
our Democratic constituency as
divert us. The violation of that
of a part of the vitality of part oi
and we refuse submission to ti
decline all furthei, perticipatiMi
District delegates. '
.We assert I
egates from the siren! District
our constituents themselves to d
ion of Delegates and Electors,
upon party law, and Ito select t
with party tiaagri. We there
this act as unjust, unnecessary,
venerated usage, as it is with e
mocraey; as an set of disorgani
anarchy and dismemberment of
ty; and we ask that this, our ea
it, be entered,upori the journal
proceedings.
We look upon and pronounce {
an irresponsible Committee, clul
scrutinise and stab in the dark,
without giving in public any r
whictl, should bring.with it the
the cheek of every man who c•
cratt" and the Committee itself
ing less than a secret tribunal,
Curial powers. Signed.
,' Tunnies Duscax, Ducks.
Joun B. Psnetta.'Northumbs
Wit.t.taw Fetr,iNOrthampton
Joan Aass . rn , itoJ Franklin
Joan SCOTT, Huntington,"Bl
JOHN . HEIM, Huntington, Els
Ut.tassa Nanette,' Bradford.
A. MCADRD, Bradford.
Geo. ft.Faatani
H.J. SspF.a, BOCke
%LAM. HADAR, 800
- T. 31.41.ii.L. Centre
Gem* PALMER, DI
ANTIIANT S A LTS)11.1011
• Surrn!Jscason, Eri
Geo: A. Amine.;
Patt.t.ir
Moms LEsen. Me
'Cass M.4lsta., Sc
Micuser. Witsvna.
Joins flenrest.
BENJ. Gairrt rn. Dit
DAVID. Born. Bea
P. Linos, Pay
PHILLIP fisonnuat
It. MAILts - rga, D
Jamei Nisi, Frank
Wmaitip Itizaate, F
J. B. grite's, Lebi
W. H. Mit.t.sa, - Pe
Dsvui &crag, bliffi
EDWAtID McCcrarst
Joan filcononona
Mr. Hirst mobeditiat this t
Committne of five.
Messrs: Reilly, Niet and Sc
tion to the motion, and Mr. Ili
motion, when itlwae agreed ti
and the chair appointed Mel
Lamberton, of %mango. Yost',
SECOND D,
li•musemp
The Cinrention reassemble
morning. • •
Mr. Hirst, freim the Commii
purpose, reported the names , 01
resent the State"in the Bahian
27 Electors.
Thedelegatee from the
teenth, and SeVenttenth
prjposed to the ..4'3nirention th
from their respective districts
tors.
The report tsented by M
—yeas 97; nay 3—[about 39 I
vote upon the cpiesfiou, upon
proceeding was:a violation of
an act of gross injustice to th
Mr. Huge. repotted a lon
approving and Cdopting the p
the Baltimore gonvention of
the Compromisc measures; it
Slave law; urgf9g Mr. Buell
of the Democracy. of Pennsyll
would secure and old-fashion)
instructing theidelegates nand
to vote for himiTrorn first to I
Democratic Ow Central C!
pledge from eaih delegate ani
lustructi:ins of this Conventn
give such pledge within a se
•tittite.
VuriOUS Ilaseridainoto were
ed with much Warmth and f-
A call was thaiki for the
fence debate and cot off turt
The. Cooverseeart,euelained
lotions were fi`oa!ly, adopted.
o ' clock. !, ,
• rtalogoos
Upon rcassembllnj Mr. R
ed i resolution that the deli
Convention lathe Nations!
ed to vote fOr /antes Nochan
ery subsequent ballot, until
Presidency. ;After mine di
down, yeas 33, nays 75. T
needed to ;daces large num
nomination for Canal Coatis
ballot, the choice , fell upot
Fayette County—he •haritio
son 37; J. B.lritton ft and
The nomination was una
A number of tbe usual re
—one of theist authorizes di
mitten& fill any Vacancies ,
ral ticket.
Mr. McGraw mired that
thoiiseJ to prepare a report
Convention, andllist they
Democratic papers of the
_ _
' After the transaction of
it was moved that the Coro
The President made a fi
when the Conventiou qtneli
best humor, adjourned.
1,
SlNGtmes Dhs'rllA L4ttle ism of Air. G. W.
Warmth of Ibis' vtitags. f a ged about four yesrs,
came to Me death on Sato ¢d sy morning last. from a
iery slo o p sr eticomstao . It appears that on
Friday he bad Mon out inl the cold, and on awning . ,
in; noticed the steins issuing from the tea kettle of
trailing water on the Mote. Innovonly im ag i n i ng
bit it would be a gnat grey to warm himself, Ini @f
lowed the steam to some io tsetse! with hi. foie.
at the same time drawing Mee his limps foil inapt
ration of the bested vapor. The effect was pooh as
to produce his irratb on Moody ar•ruirig.--liasee
ails 1101111141. •
tr The New York Tribe/es tweets that Wades
water pipes are psieeeens• The Pittsburgh Awns ,
al gays that fu 'tweet, year* the "wale al Pins
burgh have drank avatar enaveyed by It tat, pip..
sod at a single Jesse et paiiewiag has immet trailed
to that Amerce. How is it!
A CArruit. Pp,'.—The bikirselato Advents/et Aso
Mw op ow bsq.sr geeetiee:—
After s twee! eetisidoratiee of ell the ergethosie for
tad MAIM eettitel peeisseet. we bees eons le the imme
chutes thet the 'debt shame' eisolitil emir be peal; it
it WWI be **Abated iiittiiiierea ••setestiett.' "
la Wl:lrv...ter, • frit *Was many a poor hie&
girl, .pd 13. arm: hi her slain% sad j lipapq frees
third sway wiiii 4 ihor 'lgo the ettett, }et s secape . d
liktriost
. It is j•i•ufisble
tiv lione,-4t is
.1, hod dissaiisfac
ie party of Poo
I •
the mej of
:ongressional is-,
ction of de! gate*
a the act b which
o cl o ut by 'oar
wer Whereat litt,
-honor usage or
t ale ors and del
tbi Convention;
er but that of
at ong enough to
ght is a violation
our' organisation,
resolution. We
a the seleciion of ,
11. e right of the del
and the right of
•regard the select
ads by an cootrage
em in accordance
re protest against
uJ in disregard :6f
ry principle of De
ation, fraught with
he Democratic par
nest protest against
f the Convention's
the appointment of
hed with power to
ur fellow citizens,
son for it, as an act
blush of shrine to
ms to be a hymn-.
e consider as ',nth
vetted with toquis-
rland and Dauphin
nd Lehigh.
d Adams.
it and Cambria.
r and Cambria.
. Blair.
aware. - .
Erie.
Clinton end Potter
Northumberland'.
.
chuytkill.
,ntington.
Deopfiia.
upton.
MEM
Berke.
Berke.
per be referred to a
!Lit spoke hi opposi•
st, in support of the
without a division;
. rs. Hint, Magrsw,
Ind Barrett.
y.
, Friday, limed" 6.
at 1.1 o'cluck this
ee appointed (or the
54 delegates to rep
s Convention; also
th, 'Thirteen, Fonr
gre■sionsl Districts.
. names ofgintlernan
or delegates and elec-
/. Hirst was adapted
elegstee declining to
the groan! that the
It party usage, and
_ minority.
series of resolutions
latform laid down by
844-48; au.taining
favor of the Fugitive
-
sn as the only choice
ania, and al one •who
majority in the State;
d by this Convention
lea; authorising the
nvent.vo to require 'a
elecuir to SUMIII6 II the
n, and upon failure t•o
souable time to sub-
proposed and -discuss
ling. -
-
♦iow question to ai
r amendments.
Le cali t and dna revs-
Adjourned to meet at
1.11410:1
illy, Of Franklin, otrfr
gaies elected by this
'isorent ion. be instruct
ii on the f. -:t, •nd es
is aoutinateJ for the
ussion it was voted
e Convention then pro
, r of candidates upon
',shiner. Upon the Atb
William Searieht. or
77 Vilie . F . M! to G. P. Ma-
Henry ott at
invonsly confirmed. •
lotions were adopted,
State Central Cunt
. rring on the electo-
the Secretaries be au
& the proceedings of 'he
e published iti, all the
ate.
I l herunionportant business
cation •Jpmrnsina die.
ar appropriate remarks,
awl appareatly in the
I:rie s etlthi Obstnitr.
CRIE.rA• •
AT MORNING, MARCH 13, 1851
DISOCRATIC STATIA
MDR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
WM. SEARIGHT of Fayette County.
LT Ws aro iatiobtod to Hoe. S. A. Douglas. 'sad
Hoo. C. H. Pilule'. or Nos Haspshim for Conroe
al.:nisi favors.
ET The exemissetioe of the strulente of the Erie Acad
emy will take place es Fridey neat. The Rhetorical
exercises wit be lo the aitcnams. The Teachas
earceetly hope that the patrons of the School will feel ia %
west- enough is it to eaceusgs them sod their pupils
with their pauses. ,
11:7 The Commercial cases' le as this week with the
salutatory of the new Editor, A. H. Cetrawite Esq. It
is brier, well erntten. sad whit eaengb for all practical
perp fact. the Editor tell, us his is ••a wing in
the fullest loose of the word,—by birth. by edoestion and
in principle." fleeing been there at the impairing epoch
'Waded to, we presume ear new Setemperary is sore of his
whigery !•by birth. • Ibis readers. therefore. sea rest *s
eared the origin of his polities is no snore riess-worit.
QT FATAL feral to lima that Mr.
T. L. Persons. • very respectable and worthy eituteu of
Greece. cause to his death on Wednesday last from the
effect of • brut received by a saw•leg roiling apes him
the day previous.
117 Judge Strickland. of the West-Chester ilgrabimen
says the, proposition to *Wish the Canal Baird, sod sob
smote therefor a Ehmertmeat with axe head. to be elect
ed for three yenta. appears to meet with considerable fa
vor. The Harrisburg Negadons.Mohair* ihrater. the
Berko County Press. Hollideyebtirg Starderd, Easton
Area. sod other democratic papers are out fur it. The
fact is. no man who has a props'. regard - for the interne
of the S'tstr, can is revere( continuing the present tri.
sugalar, irresponsible. toeSicient and monerequander
leg system as it has hiren and ie awe working.
Grp--We an pleskeed otrotord tho filet that oar
County Conlon*.losers have dotormised to Imaiid a mow
Coen !loose. Char low. has Iwo lb.*? of "on the
world sod tho root of asookiawl" lent oaapogfa. ow account
of the **ditch orbs," by eatarteay trolled • (:Dort quasi.
thatdjahore• oar pohlie insom
ET The Conaossirille Courier oasts to know if Erie
county is ••wilting to do soy thing upwards the Pitts
burgh and Erie risadl—it so. hew usseh?" We ars eor
taiolp not is the eoubdesee of the Coisraissiesers, bet
presume thins to be mob of sense, hoses we have so
hesitation in answerieg the Courier that Eris toasty, to
her corporate espoeity, is not wiping to pat a dollar auto
that road. •
A parfait mama speed a quarter to' mire &drab
tags than I. baying a ontitber of Patmaires aemi-mostb
ly 'Library. 'ryes' have the blear. bay Ns. 2. enotaining
lioed's Whirosical.taitst If you are in the social vein.
buy Ne. I, containing Same and Social Fhilesephy. If
yes are le • translate mood. boy Nos. 3 and 4. coataie
iag Walks and Talks of • Farmer in Eaeland. and The
World Here and Tbere. They Sr. only 23 coats. and
are to be bad at the Chsap Smalltime. No. 5 State S t.
Hop. Alexander Dolman. for many Tears s Mein'
tier of Canteens from Hamilton county. was accidentally
drowsed last week. lie was in parsait of gama at the
Rod Haolta, on um Little Miami. about *iglu =ilea from
Cincinnati. He bred aid killed s dipper deck in the
centre of she stream. Being without a dog, he divested
himself othis clothing mid plunged into the its nam. Af•
ter reaching the duck. he made as effort to reach :he
shore, but failed, and was drowned. His body has sot
yet been recovered.
11:1 Tut M►tat LAW DrTZ►TZD 13i rif s W
tong debate on a law similar to the Mains Liqor Law
was concluded is the New Jersey House of Represents
tires yesterday. Finally the qeeetiee was put trid the
bill defeated—you 13; nays 46. The Trillium Ameri
can says the law "leas amply etiseu.ssed. but was finally
decided to be , qllcoustitu lions!, impracticable. fraught
with mischief mad outof its latitude."
Saabuiy and Erie Railroad.
The committee tippoiuted for that purpose aro sow
cadeassing this county for subscriptions to this. to Eris.
all-important improvement. The
.city and comity. in
;1104' corporate eaPocitY, have dons well—very wilt. sod
iiview devolves open oar cilium to intaglio their words
into deeds, and gay. in dollars and cents, bow mach "ma
terial they are willing to cant/Mats towards the cold.
pletion old* great work. The first question every per
son should !propound to himself is. Do I want the raid
built? .If in the affirmative. as the answer most itertiaid
ly be. the questioorthen to be answered is. How meals
rag I afford to ieontriltotte towards it? If a load owner
in dip country, or as owner of improved or unimproved
real estate in town. the smarm. eoght to be is Gee. tea.
Wised or twenty shares, or niter,. according to Ilse oc
tant of possessions. Wehnow noia is the city who cgs
well alferd to pet their games dose for fifty sham. gad
we hope they sill de so. The rise is their real estate
will more than eisrapensete theta. even aboald they
realise any thing for their stock. Bet somas in his seas
see cam doubt bat the stock will be worth its face so soon
as the read is completed. rad in Gee years therefrom be
tea or fifteen pea cent above par. Almost every Itasi
noes man eau take five or ten shares. and Mere aro nous.
be his liminess what it may. bat that caa take mu. Eve
ry little helps; besides it is the small sabcriptione that
give eenfidence and ergs 01000 richer to hand over theirs.
What wash' be • hgadred dollars paid out is to per
elm instalment's if one weld be swain that sissy miles
of this end of the road would be let widths a couple of
.months? ,Nothigg. absolutely t i rethigg. Now we have
every SISSISOCO that if Erie cooly comet, up to Om mark
mode for her. say 1023),4110 led ividaal subscriptions, the
AM slaty goitre of the road from Erie oat wilt be pot
gilder contract aa soon as the engineers can prepare the
ground. Let every ens pat his shoulder to the wheel.
this. end give this thing as Impetus that will reader the
eompletietisof the road a "fixed fact" beyond contingen
cies.
• Another Veto ll lenge.
Gov: Meet bag vetoed alto bill entitled An Aet rela
tive is estlain School Districts--ito authorial eorponnions
to subscribe to abs mock of the Obio and reessylviais
Railroad Company. and for ether pierpooos." His prin
cipal abjection is to th• sham which allows corporatimis '
to sidiveribis to the stork of the 0., As P. R. dr. Co.. and:
*• pay far Ms mom to messy or otherwise"—thus open.'
jog a wsl to mcliscriptioes and pavilion's in all sorts of
beads aid certificates of stock of ea* eigisinition to the
taping of another. His is also opposed to an intsoi
site of the prism* of allowlog sus corpoiratioo to sob
'tribe to the stock of sow bor. and he input
most le the Sontiory and Erie Asilnsd, ollowiog it iii
Moir moo. with moots rehistoiseo—the impormace of abets
work so • St•l•ositorpriss.•nd abs peculiar circumetancoi
of Mecum Woke, him to lash with pacsliar favor apse
le Gracie! of an abaft of Ms 'nod* toregnised
is tins bill„whish weskit authorise books. fie.. to selisenbi
to • corporates* wham intim he mainly in soother State.
Ho einem moon • hmagthy, and w• think coueliasivo arra
mom to staitaiu his Mows. Mauling sot the daagennte
tosnivoiry of a anise of anawrom tarsisratioas for privets
gain ; the risk is rho elective insetting and to peramal
nghto sad eaterpriso Wm their isthmuses the danger
Rein tin mootio• of sow actinism capital sad the rib_
Mm a timiidossey Is • esaillestratios of amoral, power.
Ho saugeoto tie' in all Mon '.sasses of Ms kind. the
oorporatiem should be specifically named ; the moment
of suiliseraptioo united to a metiorate per Minns Cie
' task property sad tho calk protest of all sobenwptimia
Oat or two other provisilinst of the bilk whisk la of the
•••emithots" Aerator. an istrjomod Y. sad dm Gomease
patois out the impropriety of Uwe bloadlog together
ill riireilled sod loniagrooas @abysms iamb bill.
Daman& tab ainvistlos.
We have transferred to our eeleanea k la as as emouilled
been as we could pieslbly useko MIS for, the aityier sad
skier of the Dontocrtlie Rata Convention. It will be
seen that Mr. Buchanan has come epdsrengh mach "tri
al and tribilation.", and actually carried his own state;
bet in doing so. we as firmly bellies ha has drove the
last nail in the coffin of his Presidential aspirations awe
believe th r Baltimore Convention will meet is Jails nest.
The vote is the Consolation. when if, iias proposed to
ma Ot bin itemisation unanimous. to ligiiiiicant• of this
fact. The Mau that sunset get the le‘sinvons vote of
WS owe Etat.. it courtesy usually concurred in 'Get a
vote of proforma. hits hese token. cannot hope to carry
with.him a morel force to the final tribunal at Baltimore.
svoillissigh he may. aa was dose atalartiaburg. by ever
ridiull Prniuss party wages. ',core I neasimone dale
(idea to pram his claims. It is *Mem. too. from the
vousepos the motion of Mr. Roily. of Franklin. that dui
delegates to the Nadoeil Convention be instructed to
vow for Mr. Buchanan open the grin and every robe,-
quoit ballot. that they hid little hopeii of his 11101:111111{tiee,
sad hie *sly holding as to his stresigth a capital to trade
epos. This motion was negatived. it will he aces. and 1
by this &whams me. themselves. Now. unless it is
the lawmen' of his body-gaird to trade him Off at Balti
more. t. order biggest* pops' and place for theiiiselves
with the ferment, sanilsoilite.—if they really believe their
favorite can be noesioated—why vote down a props:oil
nisi to hold them to their ptiormoional—why sot be wit
hag to he isstnretod to 'vote for him Ira list and every
tome The maws w elsvionot—Mr., Beishanan has it
eiga l abee la Butternut*. and the politico., teach ea who haw
fastened epos his same and fame. know it. and aro eel
striving to rusks bile this stepping otiose to their ewe
irate ends. Were them so other evidence of 1164 the fact
that that political bankrupt. Ea-Goi. Potter..staads'at
the vary bead of tho dalogauon to Balunsore woad beset
losiont. But we wander /roam oar *Ocilla/ potpie, T
protester the minority stalest the so u se of the Cerise
use. is disfranchising the several et4agresiioael distri
of their Whereat right to designate their own delegate I
Baltimore. meets *or entire approhatios. and" we moor
with plower. the fact that our doologsotes. bluer.. Jack
sou aid lialtaiwan. are among the protestant..
In the selection of delegates to ths Mations! Conies
boa it has heretofore been a rule of the party (bat th
delevese Ina each Congressional district. as represent
ed in the Stem Convention, select sad nafte the man I.
their respective distrist. This neap was observed i
1830 '4.4 sad 'Ad It is true. in 1848 sit attempt walt
mode to eel it aside: but so salutary si law of the_perty w
it then cossedined. that all eXate to do so faded es
night. Tars ceruutity ems bs niultiog phdoec than th
is order to have a fur and jest roaresentsuon of the on
tiro gtste..tho men selected as the agents of the party,
skald be chosen by ouch Coagressional delegation. It
is a right which the Democracy of each Cougmmionel•
district hen. to be represented by their own men. t i t
jest that they shoolil be eat and din, t h e right and j •
use embraced is this naleitu been pm cense of its adoti
an sad costiounon until it has become as Sacred sad
salutary • low and image of the party as any known to d.
The delegates from each COUgreissilbitl district looked fir
the exercise of thus nght. and then constituent, *netted
this joules. Tim usage of the party has Catered ho
the right and justice. Amid thus has been the
greatly advancing tastiness and tralfsFe of the Deem
etsoy of Posasylvenia r But they 'were disappointed.—
Porty usage. justice. right. every dung the Democracy
of Penasylvsom cherished. were so nothing in compari
son to the end had is ; view by the, majority of this ca
vitation. The 'minority could do setlung but protest, sad
t his they did. nod we honor them for it.
le we selection of a candedsto ter Canal Commissio -
or the Cnnvention has been truly fortuaato. Wm. g
steam Esq.. of Fayette, is the email is se neptionable mar,
both personally. politically. and ma the score of qumlifici
clot.. a any candidate prenotsd te the people (or tl
Ace for some years. He ward candidate before
c ***** boa d mar ago. and was Unopened with a
d-ad of entintsiasin by his frieoda.. Intimately acquai
,I t
..diiih oar tireolic works. their co 'traction. capabiliti
end their warts . be will g o int the Canal Board w
mere impatience. and hewn bona fitted to Orin the
terests of the Commonwealth. thin most of his "61'
oas predecessors." The prese4 system of manse
our palate works is fret lousing the nonAdenca of the
ON and if there ill a man in the grate that can rem
I
the Beard the good opinion et tha people. we Grail,'
lies*. WM. Saiatanir i te be that, OHIO. We, then&
plies his name at the head °fear
t opiarist's with pleas
tied shall look, for bis eioction with confidence.
Words.of Warning.
• If 1 rightly read "tha aigua of ' lbe times." there I
soldimi bees a period whou tbe Democratic party of
coveter. to 'which role and I aro' warmly ausebelt,
is greater danger of outieriag a de...t, tbaa at the p
out moment.—Arrom Bacifisateeo Asitireare,
23. Ida
By Oa action of our recant Si.ate Convention Ja
Buchanan is fannally before the country as a eandi
ter the Presidenei. e tt would he welt if the lease I
hbove. toaster from such a soiree. seed M i
is leave of Are ere the Evade seditedtwetaedi
thew who mat be called epee. in this same Beki
to which thi• troth was wntt.u, to chow" a
the' Ptasnbacy. U t aro tM wiwina of lb. deliharat
at that Caavantnini 7 npoa' the elionta of • easitbdate
and then mada 7 -rsants. we &mai- believe. the lat•
groat DonsootatiO pony of cooiney- If ••old &soy
4 0 1 4.11 frbfloph—it tho palate-isms of the eousory. 18 , •
the tailliog, bat proems* hide Olds* Wing. Awn - .16
io toiouog Epos the peoples
.111111414111111
band to every bat-roose politicie/ is bis owe state--
if we eau "rightly read the im gait of the bate." the
tier was a time "when t 6. Doeteeratie pony of the e
try was is greater daapr eresOring a defeat" the
year 1852. Bat if. es the other hoed. the Convect'
shall act the, “wiser pert" and ton epos the course se
one who eau awake the sympathy and *wheelie's. al
people without the help of politicises or palatesl clap-tor
who, io his owe pereon and prifteiplee is en emblem
our natiooal charactotislics. "Retpublicenisne" sad "IPro
vein," and who, above all. coolies before the country the
mennisteie cheeks •I his own Party in his ewe Mato.
thou "there has seldom been a l period when the DOme
erotic party of the country" was so •••• to win en etasy
victory as the year 1832. Let like Baltimore Convention
remember 1844. sod be wise socordintly.
Paoreassi Lais—klesdretx sr Rennes •
There are thirty-one Railroad *rejects is the W and
South asking of Congress the grants of sections of pub
lic lends. These thirty-one Itillreada steseere • , arch
of sight dumdu( fine irinuired .miles in enema. I they
ciestd alt receive alternate see.tiosa of tend six tiles Is
depth on either aide of the trick of each reed, the sure-
gate number of acres wouldbe Simard* of thirty
A tolerable large patch of Uncle Sam's territory.
113' Fesemasat.—A meeting was held is PhiWel•
phis. a few dare ego. to oppose the reception of the block
of marble sent by the Popo. for. the National‘Weelitingtos
Monument, The Pope was bitterly demises:ad fer!wish
ing to dements the pile made sacred to tho mese .ry of
the Father oflsia country. Roil. Owens. a Pros rfan
clergyman. was a prorsiaento tor.
El lamer Ls 'We Lasr Csiartnui•—Tha late 'Jassy
Lied gave $53 to the waiter; apd $3O I. each of the tab•
it is ef Ilia hese, wharti ahe was married. , Elbe
t wo gerelterhaed to Otte C4Jschilidt. - aad= i tite
bit of the Lied eitarities that ever tie Tbe Jassy Gaidat#asidt ebarities hue met yet etuPatatte
ed.
trw. owe. o greet inany'Whig mom op keel north
have raised tbo memo a James C. Jesse. of Teatimes.
fee Vie* President. Hem is whet Is said of his miller
ity et home; The Knoxville Wki g remarks:
"A pricer letter ironies is that there woe retest a
reveler blew up is tbec paramilitary meeting ealied
eases,. whim the attempt wee filet made t. %arise's
Jeer ter the Vies Preoidooey. LT Pat him s. the tick
et. to reahty. tad there will ha mar e blew op. to the Mao
of WOO spirt Ur 'big tieket is Teeposteei"
The Bereee beeheye is modeler a lied et Lewis
villa for New York. She wee built ea the Ohio eieei 2.-
000 wiles (rem tile Seashore
' 42' Do whet we my we can't satiety this **Colonel"
.et the Crawford Dasseerst. Like a surly car. if we at
,
Wain to go by him peaceably, he soaps at ear heels; if
ire try to coax and pat biro on the back, be becomes iiiit.
made and shear* his teeth; and lastly. if we get out of 1
patient with the perversenese of the whelp, and cite—
' him a warning kick in the ribs. he sets up R howl, and
. seeds*, us of all skirts of Editonal crimes; among others.
that we have "wowed" a "self-important. patronizing
air" that has "szcited",hls **risible faculties." Now.
really. if we ever did auy this( to **sr it, the rim.
ibis faculties" of the Editor of the Dimeticret. that did'at
have the musical jingle of mousy in it. we think we are
entitled to the thanks of the Universal Democratic party
of Crawford: We shoald as soon think of exciting the
I "risible fastakkis" of item*, ter of baying drawn a real
jovial haw- haw ! eat efShalisirearit's Shylock! Why.man.
there is not a "risible . fseafir! about you that pan be
• touched with any thing short et ***ix par cent;" so don't
! spin that yarn to sailortioy mere. Again. the "milita
ry here" of the Democrat says we are **doubtless elm
tistingly why in" our illations to him. is "out own es•
timstion." Wrong again. **Colbert."... We are I law
ebidincitizen, and there is a law in this State express
ly toaappress**unneeeesery creaky to animals." and if
perpetrating jukes upon you would not be an iodactable
offence ender it, the law has so point. Once more Gov.
Bigler's Aid draws his ghttering blade, and mak4 a
thrust at ea thus: "Perhaps if he (we) had, es the make
Herald suggests. **voted for Democratic mos and
measures suer all eircainstanees." be (we) soled
have been gratified in his (our) aspirations for a akiktari
title." Do yen think so? Realty, this is news to es.lfor
in oar simplicity we had supposed it required other goat
ifications; as, for instance. showing ones courage by at
tacking a man with one foot its the. grate with conseinp.
doe. or getting up a bstele royal with a Tailor not half
sees size; er. laid though not least. after being licked by
the aforesaid consumptifi. and chased all round town by
the Tailor, meilley taking a drubbing by the Napoleon of
Crawford! From :he fact that sae of Gov. Bigler'( Aida
is di* hero of suckbattles. we supposed it required some
Isuch quali fi cations for the appointment;- ise beams, we
could boast of nothing of Its hied. we waver made ea tut-
I plias/low But bandage aside. the appointment the Dors
i send thinks we were anxious to obtain, was tendered es
I sinsolieded a short since, bet we could nut &Ford- to
I • •
accept an boner aheady prostituted by the appointment
of iii. Editor of the Dtellaa. •
Thilast :Meta'lle &Voss! contains a violent ti
rade against as, abounding in falsehoods. and replete with
malevolence. The secret of this onslaugh ie. the Editor
ham recently joined the "bone." sod hence. like any set
recovering from his ceps, fools decidedly wolfish at all
the World. and particularly the Editor of the Cliseretr.—
Whoa he drives the snakes from hie boots. and the bran
dy from his nose. he will feel batter we have no doubt.
and be ashamed of hie maudlin attack. Until than. to
refute his slanders or notice his ignorance and stupidity.
would be labor in vain.
How the Good Work Progresies.
The subscriptions. both by iudividuale and by corpo
rations. to the Seminary and Eros road is Progressing fine,
ly. ...fudge wiles.we ,ace it staled. hes obtained about
suooo in the neighborhood of Girard and is now in the
southern part of the county, adding considerable elms
daily. Waterford is good for $25.000. while Erie led
the oeighboriag towns. we are eenfidont will add a very
large sum to the seal account. 'Wares county has sub
scribed 1115d,000, and the borough of Warren, condition,
ally. has put $301.000 mere on the top of le. white the
private subscriptions in sod about Warren have reached
$50,000, and this sum is constantly being swelled by ad
ditions. Altogether. we think we shall have enough
iittibed in ibis vicinity to jastify the Director, is Pat
tirg the first 60 miles frees Erie &tech under coatract
early in the remmer."
137 The following from tiPhilsdelptiii Inquirer. is
, a brief and couoise statement of the wants and wishes
. of the Lake County ; and ire are p'essed to see that the
' subject has found so able an advocate on the Atlantic
It I board as the lavarer. May we not hope, seeing that
I this matter has awoke public attenuate abroad. that Coa
-1
. gram will look upon the question with 4 an iya of favior
g equal to its merits :
.1 Lags Ilitritovinxers.—.We are matt, pleased to . sell
that seuatur Cooper has presented a . memorial from the
citizens of Erie. asking for • navy yard, depot and dry
; dock. ea the Lakes. The rapidly growing commerce of
.1 our great inlaid seas. requires that th,a request shosid be
I granted. Ws apprehend, therefore. tl.t ne reamnabli
objections can, or will be urged against ft. The SUMO/.
'of New York, Pennsylvania. o , lio. Indiana. Miami.
Michigan and Wisconsin. are all direcdy interested in
tilt proposed improvoinnot. Works of this kind have
been established at different points on the Atlantic seal
• board, and one hibettig constricted on the Poet& Ocean.
The States that border oar Immense Lakes. its dictators
entitled to the approprinhoo they !solicit from the
, ,
• ' Government. We hope' that the Legislatures of the
Lake State*, as well a• the inhabitants of the aomeraos
• ems* and teems of that vast region, wilt immedtately
take the eekeet up, that it may he pawed epee during
•
i tba presentsmason of C• 0111111111. 1 f premed with loner
gy and at oseiii,, it cannot fail to become a law in 1852.
il .Cr Will the Cinerneati Eagnirer tell us whether one
1 of its &militant Editors. Reporters , or any one connected
1 with the establishment to any capacity. was through thin
city within a inivaitt pout We advanced a young 'en
demism with an excellent "tongue for ••blarney," who
claimed to be an Aseistset Editor oldie Enquirer, a sant
.1 oeflbsteat to reach Cleveland—ell hi asked for.—and be
promised to return it a soon se be reached bourn, and
have the Mares? tittered on the Exedtange nook gum
paper. We have ocher seen the Enquirer. nor the mon
ey. We ••Itioder mortar recites" we hive Wien diddled!
IT Why is the seine of common waive. NO that's
' • the same as 25 coati.) deo% the fanners bring in more
• . Batter 7—lt is only 25 rents a pound. and riming. At
thej rate. we sbeold think every thing with horns woild
be turned to making batter.
ET Some parties entered the; Court House, in Coy
ingtos. 14.. last week. nod .burnt ail thei'detsds and re
cords they could filed. Bonds of various parties, unbent
log to nearly 00,000 were destroyed. and the less will
be Sonsmuss. Thiprocrodings - of the session commoa
cod the nest morning, when Sedge Pryor impressed up.
on the Grand Jury the beceosity of investigating the af
fair. A reward of 0.000 has bees offered for the arrest
of the perpetrator.
EPA. Hit/tots Fin>♦sit.—Mr. Abraham fieldsman.
et Lisbon township. Xendall Ce.. Ninths. arras a farm
of 9860 acres. en of whioh k fenced. and the greatest
part ■oder a high state of Cultivation. He has 100 aerie
of wend land. His dwelling is well designed. neatly
built end tom medicos. and hie oat-hoses. i■ as excellent
condition. The firm is stocked with 319 head of cattle.
20 horses and other domestic animal! and posirry in ;im
portune.
its Picts.—Dr. itraedreus has parehised the earner
of Broadway. Canal, and bispeeard streets. N. Y., for
5110,000, and is about I. pet op a niageifsteent beiWing
to be partially eefeepied by a new bank. of which the
Doctor is to be President.
17 The gold medal tty presented to the Hoe. Naal
Dow. of Heim. the author of the CeWinded liquor law.
by the New York Nllilo4lll Temperance amiety. is said
to bare cast $250.
ET The railroad from Cleveland to Wellsville, on the
Ohio. is completed, and the care are sow' rastaing daily
between these two masts. Tim eadoesion from Wells
ville to wheeling. there to comma with' the Baltimore
Railroad, is progressing rapidly.
Cr Tits Carrrsa.—h is naiad in the Bangor Conn •
or. that at MIN of the dietitlariss is litassachaeittu r the
pimple, are packing small conks of liquor is tame casks.
seine in hay. some in chaff, and some to seeds. and
marked to ditlferest please is liaise. se ••Rr..s seed."
IT P . m aro Loss er [Arc—The house of Cel.
Thomas Hoesch. of Ceetepriag tp.. lamer Ca. wee
boned to the greyed on the wonting of the 44h lust.
tied the Col himself perished is the flames.
1710Ve eideretaid duo water iill be let late the CllB4
s few days—probably w ithie a week.
•IT The ! old eabeertbers t the Senbary dr. Ede Rut.
road. who have oat yet paid the ono dotter per shal l ,
called for by resoletion *IUD BJard Last falt,th osul
bear is mind that the 'lime for paying the same e xp i mp
OM the 23d day of 011111030001.••••(ter iirhieh lime. CI stack
on which the dollar pet ehard is norpaid, will be forfeited.
Payments may be made to ther of th. Ilreetorr;
dent hero, or forwarded to C is Biddle, Bog T rsanir.
Philadelphia.
QT we hays had so meal
last !seeing after we lanai
ponies of the railreSd ,tr
carried sway by high e tter
Is net as wow as we Id
Charming
the present writing IA I le
iced wind* sad ear iMputil
tor modes and cajoled its al
ready the blue water ;of t
sr* risible to the eys.jend
earning daily wider.
LT On Thursday /sot w
ice in the by &bit* ono
bar of bia cespanion4 roe
in elm The Saihowl and
Ira promptly roped to ti
ink them all oat stir} but
years old named noising
Inferlimiest has leen
Consul that Carsrejal ha
ported yesterday. with 5
paind mod obliged t 4 nu
sad ame aiti oa
The steamer "Faa(ay" ,
tiodminfirms abav• st
The "Empire Cit3i" br
offset - diet the Ameritech
is the Swaim of Alag‘llen
fall load of floor. and et
Asothor
booed from Sas Frabei - ,
tared by tho semi Imad.
There was no American
end French Admiral sea
Trbe Maim, Liquornw
tachusetta LegitWitte, we
tb• pimple. and Ti this ob
Letup from Englied
notified the Goverst4ta
F►saoh soldies ercieetie th
terirept and the Foal on
an English Army 011.10.
Mr. Editor; , j
Please announce the
a candidate for JustiCe e
the City of Erie. to :be
voters of the East Word
New Ady
R•staiiit f•
Vas. I. t, 3 and 4. of 'titcq
loam: '
No. I—Home a t i i iNoeyal PI
S.—Whim. ties. by
3—Walks a Trlllts'
4—The Worid Ilcre an •
Joe, 1 . 0-rived at Cheap Nook
:vie. Mardi It It
NPILE --The 'COMMIAS 3
nrldte Plank Rna4 Cot .?
named mot co to receive au
bald road on Tuesdas, tfi- 311
O( George Kleelne
brut*" . and at the bouT or
Waterford. March 1
110 whereby g wen
on of the Erie Cairn
take Ace on the frif d}y of
theirOdice onefforr welt of
lire. March 13. J*3l4-111 I
ft•l'SttiP•
I thus day 'wee las", w WI me as co•
Ll,
will benertwill K. cotkluesti unfits
t No. I. Steed Uoupe.
J. D. CLARE.
•.
•
Clop
on ARLES mercA
patioeC oreithetgeli
the Ann of Clark it Mete.tlf
Erir. March 1 1 1 . ' , ./ri;--3t
LT 411 integrated take
books closed promptly : 1 au
give my penyyt.3ll atlent flu I
may nave to be ack)plel4r l
~..
18.52. NEW SPE
JH WARR Nal 1
. Wove. being 'he ieni
which we payee the ittibnit
desirable and cheap. etc
One other lota • w
ly for young men. Jn r
r•-ri•Ae.! the t.t
I SPrul o t guyle 45( flats frc 13t to
Of ).r ic all d tamet.o.
and look at Poen/
Inn./ styte of flat. dmipe4
Er. tr. Mlrch 13.'0241
- - littoldones Waterikr34l Polish, for Boob .
poises.
A FRIBII supply Jac retelved at Warren's, No. OlVrtehre
111,, ek • • Tills artielle islattraet init the tored universal admi
ration where it bas been tOrtird We can produce teatime+) of
the highest reputation arid are ronfldetti of yours tf 3ou will but
••ettre it a fair 'nat. It sainsitates anythina ever before ;Arend to
the world. Mars a Srillssnt polish, and is tot•eeptible of o I.
and not only keeps out or vu4t bur preserves the leather and
it from erneking. Lad es commend It veer highly fur
Morocco shoes and.Ruhltairs: adding to a twill min futile
tut of not Notting the tetilesrlinen. It earthily applied 2 e
lower than any other blacking. Try it
Erie. mares 13, lasi i-41 3.11 W A RRE:NT.
W E are
POI ni
da
barn alter h rl' i
or barn gety
wont to the
N. 11.—Alk
Mr?.. and poll
latte
iliarnermes.
toilers. 4ko
•Pde &shack
/ or =lean:
qualiatatiomi
Address,
Mueh 11.
AA MOTHI
sold at
North 1:
pA IDS
Close
War& IX,
Y,l 4441
CO LORE
M
A''°"°
raft col
ir ET AT neatly.
J of Alleedttift
too. Rahtmts.
M itch 13.
AUG k. tiak
Marc,
BUSH SijYTI
Haret
Tow received
a/ and Mama:par
laidievorire
March U.
A ZDT. mill,
Mare
lhasodes -mato Plaator.
Pour - - - lichirisai MS. 'al.
Twall y..
HIS A
awallywell on all kind , of :1- . .
MW'
and is not injured by coining in contact with rocks. .via
et.e. If will Oast point as and ail Irregular sloped ' 6 ''
without planting any pars twice over. With a wiring of ir's
ten to Stitch pet cent inil , l r shor. it will. with two h0n..... i; v.
km 1 . 10 Ilt acres Pef day wheat. oats. barley. and nine 'ea.'
graiu ; and with one Man and hone it will readily place Na l.
tO *nem pre dayof indien corn, beans pea. to It sir''"'
!Naito 3 peeks Owed per acre. and yield (root 13 II:C= 0 Mr a '
mote than the broad Cast seeding, by distributing the rmn 4° '
ibrisi. at any desired depth, and leaving a ridge of evils brim"
the Vas. lite rost, of tk • }Dung plants are plow. n'd d.. T l'
the winter by the action of the frost and rain mouldering deer'
uponthem tenured of Irons thrown out and vapoiol as tit NW)
east. On this sicimunt tba stork a Monger and leas tete"
toildew, and is not so 'labia to injury by the dy. The rarlse r "
frequently prevented by rata from harrowing in his grain area
is •OWn, w hic h harrowing lin nepille,ni in needing with tin lat
antra. as it completes itse work at once. The OM pu , l o° _,
have been awarded to this.valustile michine by the NeW Vu''',,.
and Philadelpnia Avicitharal docieties. Ibehines and 4'7
can be had on applir atio Gideon dwayne. Pittsburgh. r 2.
n i F it
will give aLW for what w l this machine will Ain l" v :. p
planting any acres. I eau ton the public aS.llnx lorn"';;;,1
on my patent, under the *Malty of the law made and P_ ,L . ,
The subscriber thankful 'for past favors. respeCtniiifj,i rej i.
collimation of public patronage. Letters pool paid "......,." ~ it •
ad to GIDEON SWAYS S, Pittsburgh , rte.. will Islet I"' - -
tention.
Er' Agents wanted tr4aztvass.
Ii ALSO:
arcowne. Cittallemthili Mown. vim 1ti..01011 kiaalow- .. _
This machine fix whi th e great medal was swarded_slf
World's Fair , is anima to MAW and a W ant ' acre' lo r e;
4
(of all kindsj per hour, do its work as well and 3I „ :it cal
the grouted en smooth la las ordinary mowing ; an',..i.,,,,,. sod
ate and a half arras of l or gather was 1110 3 ln P e. ;„ jt i zs.
will sass *Me fourths air wheat scattered by urdlnarl ,
for amber particulars. Wrens. now id. WI. ri•
4iDsoN 'WAY SE. rio ba ao
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musk 13. Ilii
WLICA aad Talk
beta. Ito. S. •
neelved ibegimp
Itzie. Mow* 1. Lee&
A for Torsoom .
of we American Farmer l o tonsisn 4 .
Putnam's elkissl-liktnikly Library. Pic
)t. le" NO. 0. Sate Arco.
51. 00 ,..
er TifoicisThiiiiiiiii;i ori ----- + -- sale 14 '
Qi gob = at seas ' a g t t er , & s lie agenaus. kor
4 prices
RIM 0. W• r. Wiwi:viva. Ar:'
Eat Cato Toss tar sew
O prope.la easseqseises at t
Ik sisal Buffalo hawing Is la
beges,„our tams this weak
,
l e westlier Ito aro haring at
Jaya more of rum rants
Bay will throw of us wilt
its summer loreltus t . 14.
Lake beyond the Pooiasais
It rents in iu white coat be-
lie item• buys were int the
show broke through: a nes
-10 hie rescue. sad they felt
tit ess-of the Steatalr
epos, sod succeeded s Soh
ite—s boy some eight er tea
- .; 1 1ilt ORLLAIS, blareb 7
tem wild from the Askericaa
attacked Statement,: me re
, men, but he had tHISII rS
t with the loss olitie artillery
aceri r ived from the Brun,
temeet.
Nsw Your. March 8.. 4
. p new, front Chilli. to t‘e
repre,Florida, bid born Nod
I end 'pirated. She bad os a
I bound front New York to U
ttering gold dust on board,
to New TOrk. vn also cap.
aid token to parts nultooon.
sr vessel near, the Eagle;
-oat 'fossils in parsoit
bionno amended in the Mu.
an to: isbatit it to the iota of
po it .wilf probob.ly pow
tats that England hu officially
r r Noce that the menteut
Relicts!' Hoe. the Car of An
ho Schield wtlf be occupied 67
me Of Witaos LAIRD Esq., u
he Peace is the East Ward el
eppdrted. by the independent
• MANY CITIZENS,
rtisements.
r the Willies.
+n•r tfrawtnotittily /Aran - . as fat
dosopby, from Iloosclvad Words,
Thomas ti cod.
a raspier io f:pf.and.
There. from Household Worh..
done: No. 3 Mate rlt. raw,
• DURL.IN k
•• Is Of theff aterford'and ram
p:any will attend at the followam
ripteuns lo the Capital Wort if
h day ofliViseh inst., at the hoes
Ile: at the house of A (*rate,.
orya, Curtis, tVatetford.
hat the Annual kilectinnul Pael-
Mutual Insurance I'ompat.T,s,ll
April next. at *o'clock. e. N .13
411.11 MsIOW/ till.rge Of•
I. 1. aSllH.l:s.stec.
wish every areGt4Dl on my
to thin 'end I .sill f r n Om weeks
it. after which rxrrecthrr noway,
settlement Of W} b nr...
.1 D. MARK.
NG FANfiIONS. 1852
the Premium AM. and
tr to he protected Pont tne
the man that locked to*
. .
noewalt until tour how
rods to your buildlagi.
LIDDELL k CO.
punctually attended to—
Felice. Railing. Steamboat
It and lihk, Streets, Ene.
a i rs il ettia as Book keeper
ile [muse in ttiu en r. For
amp* r. ferpnee rms.—
A ZRO 610F1P,
tall Or
heftily at__
•. COOK"! rbh Siam
&lama all) pore
Ilan& Ati10•011at NA t
COO O. aL'S
J. B. COOK'S.
!in
MIMI aanabora at
J a COOKi,
bought *or Sit cents, warradittl
roots _
< Mote. a asKswest
Naves. Ravi.. lk-reis 1*
RUMS REED_
. No 3 Reed ii4urt.
It I • US A Etard
,
klardoraile more of
numb *cm)
raper.
ne a elate lal a WI
ma of Fire Savb—
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wawa a stmAs_
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