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Political and ereneralliewse 1 "aura on the Pacific. ' r'
i rri
__ _ 4 ii The Chinese are pour tg into.Galifo to by bun- , ( ... ,e 4 i
DtenoCic %L ACT.—OnNFUIdaV wee's, adiabolical
dredge, yogic a're hilealy delighted by t is 'emigre
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outrage was perpetrated in the borough of Pt ter4- .1 1011 , for reasons which do not eXist. picept for the --
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b erg h, Pa: 'rim citizen:i f that place were artmeeld reports that they make c inteeming us
. t bete is no ,
fr ma their slumbers at about 13 o'clock at inelit bkr ', Tes tae to r e i 'ice at their coming. It will, Of co , tr.e, . ,
(e„ 7,,,:,,,,': be oseftit to us to be reptcseated in a faForahle !tele
the report of a trernenduous erploeton. ' to their c motry mei% lit it ;fii..-; but in an eenteenseil seer- - -
SA vi Him ‘l l /11N INC. APRIL 17. 185'1
net en, It was ascertained to have clime from '0;
point of %i.'i%l :to err fit can he exp. ett Orem such as DEM Q:IIATIC STAtE NOIiINATIOIif ‘
house belonging lnth o heirs of Jaceb K el . e .„ 41
cLr,rr,reri, and occup"
partly bv m
~ .„,r,., 1 ,., 1t , r sr. com e h er e. Tee!, are dil u e n t in Lee tiring, !none:, e_ • ,
A (..% rare an I a le t.e r.ce •tillice
.polisler, as a :tore tiatii. It I. 6,1 '. Ott a') o 4 lift th''s k - eit li•
tar their simper, mud every d War is hoarded to be
/so months since, tt% o kees of guneoe der u ere : to Wm. 'EARIGHT of Fayette Count.V.
I 1R CAN I.LCONINGSSIIINER.
13 from the uarelteese of the store, and that it I " nod to (. " 1 " .
itirned,..y.,,,,,iggii.:: n
t ‘ i t te h i o r s s t , t u li ti r i t. b e.: r y et t i n ne t l i e e li. p •s a C I. ere opt i et, i
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e -
r l i t ili t i t i l o ll .,, be r i
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, t l e i nl i b r a i o. t r u ed t
h t e lie ,, ba rt rk ot . / s e a c r k i /cr r e r t .l l, ,,c C l a .c pt ,, ... --- .
J...r CV - e
ro -- ne tin - lidebted to our friew ' l NORtkll, - of
y Mrs. Keiser, some vile. diabolical wre•tchos enter l I
i
d-t lie cellar under the store ro im, an I their place! e ' e 1"""'
- sufficient quantity of powder, as is supposed, ot , t v li
slow match. The pee der expletleil, literally Wu ' about a , ye d ar ago, the steeivors taken ,‘ from a
..1 i i ins; in t h e r c an. 1 fie (1,, eet j o a r; a n n y - : Wel ' s al. (-
order of the Treasdry Department, 'look these pc qule : IT Lir r
in charge, andthey l
have since been bared for on ! town Jeer , a Expresa, fur late Cleveland payers.
mg up and destro} Lig the hti,hilee, store, irothlsiT.'l beard the revenue cutter, Polk, in !heti liaibor.• It. & N ew y o
till lertakei , )
furniture. , Fertunate it is for the threw young
1 r . i. as rep /red that the Gutertinesit had their serve
to return them to their home, and that the ITn u e '' „ a th e g oat
dies, who were the only turnates at the tone, 1.4
they were out in the end of the house under %% bid , States sloop of war, St • Wiey ..,, Captain Macrieltr. „
was .t . iel train Sol Francisco on the :II of March, d ou b t will
the powder wb: placed, reel by tle , t nuiacii'leula •
to co oey Ilieni.to Clime, where Coco. :VI I . wh ich was
circernstances they escaped s t ip s The rip >ft ,i. CI;11 1
the explostona. (for there were t t •ci distinct repolt:11
; lick will receite them fur that purpose, and it ti static guar
h-f,ed that the cosnmodure will be more favorably quit* hear
recet‘ei than Wad Capt. Mercator Cooper, %Int found valued T
that 41 o eminent anything but grateful to him, be- e el s by s
cause lie rescued and returned suave of its shs pw • reek
ed subjects, and it is known the RU.+Slaild haze fait- I.IJ T,.
eat re e eatt d'y .to command themselves by similar what a Fr.
lornught the citizens of the placo t i the terrihteseette ' l
irid by active exertion, extingois red the tire. It Is
aid that the building present a fearful looking
rate of rum.. It is the °route of the people, that ."
ii
the two kegs of powder , eetract d from the ware,-
huuse, were the s ame: used by t lit miscreant sit bleef'
ing up the hodse. 1 tic's oh hum linty :led good neighblirhoo.l. It is nu la
• Toe Perlis Kairies..—lt ma to the DMA all must c r , cum .
Suspicion became rife that George Kinter one titf
resort whit weutd know anythisse of Japan. They i s
riost , ne l
the firm, was the perpet re, r .4 . the act, and that lie
alone knowrany thing about the Empire, or bete pub-
attempted to tie, from j istite but was pura me l by i n
ti-te.d anything about it; but to tole who ca gout reed t h ere ftnY
conslable with a wurraut , and taken at Detsphi 1,
language, the bed., ate sealed, for it is 'whey. portant or
Dauphin county, and bronelit had.. Ile - has enter- the '
ed there are no trana miens of them in Ainerie i ur seen it. II
ed into recognizance to ans.% er us the next Court bf
[ 1:11g 1 t6d.
Quarter Sessions. .
It o ill be well if C mimodore Akihick's not elm- down tier,
p• Ited . to use auliaterpreter. furnished by th,7l, itch making E t
menial): and it would Se...to ,lie inieht r e nder lent- rci t ,
self 'Hi 'eptahilent in that 'regnrd by ti-mg the Ja- o ."
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liane.e. lii 111M/tit/11, as teachers of Ltlir latig,loge to or the [tag
tote lieent flint trust eurtity persons, eelectei Irom t Ohio tiara
his oti4ers. The Mister at Arm., on board the to preiraiit
Polk, b.}}.% ace ere.] etiough of the tang iage to enable bath of the
hint to Cconiiiiiittlicute with them. It is 0 raertable.
ILT GJ •
the Japanese are mire curlew, concerning this c len
, try. that' communicative th'regard to omit- own. what crop
The Commodore's mission u•ill •be likely to fail are quests.
utterly. if mt.:stormy purposes are associated with•ded bow tl
it. It ought to be borne ill mud that once Chris- • h
i .osaillie
[lowly if iurfahrid
,in Islam, and that the present sy s- , o f M r 8
tem (ft 00%ernment is !omelet upon the ruins of . it. for
The Japanese hate such a dread of it a re intr o f u el.. t ree "'
of these tr
ion amongthein, that one department of their Gov
ernment lies no other duty but to guard against the ' iv. ()ell'
recital of the Cheietian reheieneu the Empire. If •at !11 , Ica
the stightest autlinpt to pro-el) laze he made, metre- ! d j e e i
%able nu-chief will be done. road is
Tat, SeeowiLu IsLeens.—The Sandwich Wan- tr ., 1
tiers are resorting toextraorrifitar)• means to improve e • w ' e
their e, nditioa, Tiede lies been is depressed, mow on n '' t '' i ''
tor a ion: ton, that sittiiteliaitg may be pard med to the duty
tine eienee: It t li bare() p.)-Able they erre)•tt in- 'Up 532
creasing , their burdens. A letter j•ist published ' herealter
apelike of the matter PI this wise: J-. 'u
On the 3d ult., we had the arrtal of the first car
'varlet bl
gi of eta) les from .kailt ty China t most of %%hien
were ordered by the planters. The introdete me of igiVnig CO
viii ap labor has been mut li talked of for e rt., g t:ine, I" at'""
and the. arrival was looksid fur •A ith much liar re.t. the Ila>t
The coolies are scattered throu'rh the diff•reitt ,Is Bore°
land-, and thus far gill og genera! .att,fictt •t: :aryl tell our
the belief is so general that ree experiment 411 WIC'
cited, that another 'went has been ordered, and a ves
eel ea''' . immediately ter China, t ii. the purpose of •
bringing them. 'foe natite labor has always been
a cause of wrifi6ancc to the planter, anti it taut tin
pollution should prove accces,,ful he will he pi iced
in a pesitme th it. will enable him to land his auger
tin the coast of Caitfornta at as low cost as the Min
ufacturer from any oilier quarter; which, together
pith the fact that the sugar male here by the un
proved machinery is a very sueen•ir article, we! •
give him such ad%antage that lie wll hat e tau fear
u: compettion.
A Nome'. Acr.—Tile late Mn.a ,V ire of Prank- I
fort, Kentucky, by her will emancipated all her sl ate:
—thirty in number—and, not content with going
up that which in a S saufiern market would comma,'•l
fr.,. ,a, - ,..w., , ..0411,11110. titlrelta.P.l tor IC it .
teen hundred acres cj good land in this State. and
laving OR the Miami canal. Twenty-seven et these
disenthralleddminan beings arrived in thus ray yes- .
terday, front Praiikfor, in charge of the executor of
the testate of their late isistrees. They are purcha
sing wagons, agricultural implements arid stores for
t h eir n e e ,• home, tor %loch they will leave to - day.
. Them leh•rated blacks will new have all the ad
vantages of education, of religinua celtere and self
'tleteltipmeto. anti their cliffilreit's children, educated.
an I eniobled, will dearly cheri-h the mernow of the.
magma ititnoue Kentucky slavehultler.—Cie. G,tz,ile.
1 ,
Se. once see Sin:Joao Fiteeeue.— ti our latest :
date from Elie/Wad, the seta!' screw steamer, titled,
mil by Capt. Wet on, to proceed th search of the t
missing Acct:, , Ed p ttition by the way of 11.11ring'a I
Straits:, wes declared ready for sailing. „ The pro-
pcised field of scare% is east of the menthe', of Beh
ring.% Straits, toward; Keller's discoveries in leette
Gerald Island, se• New Siberia. Capt. Reunion
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pikes out autograp letters from the EMpeTUI 01 . '
(tussle, recommem aree the expedition to the com
man hers of the 'Reselati outposts at Siberia, and
other 31. i-c twee settlement., and desiring them to
promote the teij. ct in view to the utm hit in their
power. i I.
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A FAY! LY Pffieueen —On Monday of last week,
the wife an -i seven chi;•:tem of Mr: Daniel K. Reck
er, of Perry township. 11-rks county, were poisoned
by eating cakes in oh ch arsenic had been acciden
tally put, and came %cry near losing their lives. It
appears 'het Mr. Becker, on a recent visit to Read
ing, had purchased a small et:entity of amine fur
the purpose of destroying rats, and when• he return
ed home, placed it; without the knowledge of Its
wife, in a cupboard which contained at the same
time some saterates. 0.1 the Jay ab are mentioned,
while Mrs. Becker was etigagad in baking cakes, in
the absence oc her htisband, she made use of the ar
senic in mistake for saltlratus, and mixed it up with '
the cakes. She and her children afterwards eat
freely of the cake.; and were anon seized with vio
lent vomiting, and other symptoms of poisoning:—
They immediately drank milk and melted butter, and
sent for a physician, who by administering timely
antidotes, succeeded in counteracting the fetal effects
of the poison. This narrow escape from death of
eight persons, is molter warning for housekeepers
to use the utmost cantien in keeping any poisonous
substances about their premises.—Reading Gazelle,
PROBABLE. DP. 4111 FROM Poi% I.lv td .
Mr. Samuel Ilu s trord, a.respectlhie c,ti7A,l e s t - Iterlip.
Somerset county, l'a., win) died three:years
ago, after a short illness, was dt.i nterre I !3.t %%etic,
and an inquest held imer it by 'Charles Esq.
The jory, on the,te,tiniony t f Mi Lk:key toil
anitothers, broov.to . in a verdict that lie diZuf
from poison; administered b y some person unknown.
It is stated that the stomach of the deceneed, and
the intestines in connection with it, and the parecpf
the backbone on which it rested, were foun I in a
good state of preservation, u bich was consnler-od
positive proof of the Dre..nrc of v‘lF:(vti. Mr. If id
ford was the hust,and of Mr.:. Nancy M:fr.r.l,
nq
quitted at Cumberland. 'Ma:. last fall, of the cnaroe
of poisoning Mrs. Klizatieth Eng,le. of Ciratitsvii.le
district. The former has lin;Frkree husband , . it is
said,all of whom are deal, The stoma`cli 9f
Hufrord is to be am.) zed; awl 'tabs ill he taken to
ferret out the putty party.
A BtoasttsT.—A person sign lig hirwielf Wm. If.
B. Sheets, married a Indy' in C neinnati, -en 1 came
and took a house in this city-- Lis wife wow. to it,'
post pffice•in Cincinnati some days ti,nce, mot re
ceived a letter fr,tm his oilier t ire, dated aeVer=a , :-
les, inviting back an I ink...clre
of his four children. Yesterday inorniri!?
his wife to go an get snip work in Cud
stating he was 'ick ant would keep hoit , e,
slie returned bhe found lie had packed iip the
things and sloped: Ile had managed to Ar.. Fes
wife to work - by her riee.Pe to biiv The food. for the
house, boil ht Iris 0111/ ,, 011 crodit, and all
his wages for himself. Id , kilticod be. wi!•• to boy
with her own money , a suit for hire-i•lf. +lane
of the first / lady he married. it "ist wag ßedish, of/Fralahliii county. Kt-. TI second one,
Mrs. Sa i rah l'kurs. in. of Carr,iiiton, dauolper
of James Mitcheli, of Carrollton.', lie is n cruet
hearted man.—.Vitcpori ( Ky. )
(rr. An o:d man, of G'i }ear=, Wai cunmitted
prison for a short time :a4t tvt.Pt,;,' at St. 1.
the. the oats of a voting la•ly 5 . . f. sixteen that he
threatened to kilt h r within three days, if she dtid
marry him. Same eighteen months aL!o the
became acquainted; and the of I gentleinlo rp
overtures of marnize. Tae girl refused, but it
said consented at his urgont request, to accitt fr i
hits in presents a cons - ii.krahle sum of money. Fr!
that' time to this he has failed to press his suit,
she has continued to accept various sums to the
greizate tune. it i.. said, of.42:1,000. •
Whirs silly old codger tie must be, to think
making a pretty riiiing io•iv, of "sweet sixteel
with a fortune . a , e2s,ooo, marry such an unrof ,
Envirer.
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NTSTRRIOCS Drs tPl'i.: tit tNt li PROS tII Lt.: Nlta-
DM —Mr. John B 'ono, ~t From 1 , , : 44 ill,i , i-ii, C...±.l 3 -
ty, Ohio, left his It , rte I ~t J !wary to go to l'ah•
fornia. lie had n ith him Ev" 0 11/ Set'. - Cid ail,: bilis,
which he carried - sewel i:- in -lii, drawer , . 11.. also f
had with him .a pocket. k, cont.iiiin; a e mi'of
money or current exoe,,, rtt:re,. 8:•1,:.! then peitti
•‘er his aife our any uicalher of .1,1; Nitil y hale. re•*
i "ceived ny 'well:go:lce from him. A f,.:4 , day:, ; go,
h.nver r, a lett,:r reac'icti Fremmt, ad lre, z ed to the
B
misiin man. A brother of Mr. ~oriii to-.k it f •Imi
,the o `
it i
e, an I , arned frJtri it that the v,riter—the
postmaster in Cameron—',ad hmo I a p oclset L1,,1t
containing ahnut . e:itiO, and inscribed ...Julio 0 nirin.
Fremont, Sandusky cuunty, 'Ohio," upon the hank
of a river at that place. Lt had apparently hoed ly-
Jag. there for many weeks. The c, row:stances iisve
naturally exclted much alarm anion,l Mr. IS /0i 1 .I . A
friends . . H.; hro:her, retoutly returned Iron 0.41 i
fornia, passed throng!' this city yesterda,, oni. his
way to Cameron, N. Y.—Circe - hind Plain pe,,ilier.
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Tarßp ,
ro Ihow 11131iELF •rrenchrian,
restdetil in lonian, recently conceit.el an e!,i rely
Pew style oraelf-destruction. lle first boiighi an
egg in the market, extracted its cant4nt* (by "Auct
ion,") and filled tho shell with about three ounc t is of
gunpowder. Then going into a• very crowded lot , -
. oughfare—we pre.mine to give ec:at to his ertterprise
—he placed the infernal machine in his mouth,' and
"touched it off" with a match. 'ogee], however,
of blowing his head to atom., the powder, Khe ig
nited, merely poured forth a strewn r f fire owl sruke
from aperture in the eta, but without d iingl any
serious harm to the man. The c•-•tonislirnent of the
passers, by, at beholding a 'lnman mouth
Ifecome l ihe crater of an active vo'cann, may 1 b im
agined. The disap?ointed man was taken iii.colcus
tudy by the police an 3 conveyed to the h•raiiiiali
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TIIB LOII.IDA apprelhen
ded, says the Jacksonville News of Saturday Week,
that the orange trees might be inkired by the,sher
ity of the past winter. 'jut, so far front this hew,:
the case, there is every reason fur believing that V.
will prove beneficial. The leaves and some of the
smaller twigs hitie been killed, but on a recent visit
- to the greyes of Mandarin we noticed that the ypung
&Vine is putting out vigorously. is getaltailY
believed that the orange insect has been desqoyed
by the frost, and if this should turn out to be,'so it
Will be ample compensation for all we have suffered
'by the cold. Although the idea of s'itltritm l i •froin
cold in Florida may be laughed at in less favored
katitudes, it was no joke last winter, as many very
credible witnesses can testify.—.Valional pot. •
6:7' The propct of educating females fur Den
tists is urged by botne modest masculine reformer,
on the grodnd teat it IS itkelicate for opera ions on
the teeth of ladies to be performed by gentlemen.—
/ Where should they,gnt Ora customers, after they
'had fitted themselves for the profe,Mun—.what
wo
man would confess to another woman that her teeth
were worn ont, and that she needed artaicial na'as:tc
ators? %Ve reckon none.
04. A lady in Louisville, Ky , wn4 rubbed d few
nights since, by a fellow who secreted himself ui the
chamber until she had retired. The box containing
her jewelry, and that oontaini:►g her rouge; , tvere
just alike, and the thief to ,k the wren., b ix. She
looked pale on discovering her .lus-, but her .lor
came again the next day.
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• BODY Fut:stn.—The body of a wnmarr, aupp:iseLl to
hare been lost from the Scow Anawiii last :Vocal;
ber, was found t n the beach of the lake near , Fair
port Yesterday. Stockings, blaci worsted, and one
shoe 'was t h e only wearing apparel on her porawl„...
Painonille Trirgraph.
ilimancnotr —AA ohl !! entle ni a n by the name of
Plimmons,,wad bad l y i...pired by the falling of a
ins* on Friday at, that he the 4. iu a shirttime:—
He was` tell), %woods chappiox at the time. , The
tree he wag tiOlitig I.floe f agailast "wither, which he
Proceeded to cot Wi Ne, but wa, nrvible to get out of
the way of the one be bad weviWidly lodged upon it.
Hie fin/4ra' war attended ieloprday (routtay) 41
the U. E. Church.—frestit e ld Transcript.
A Swax.—A beautiful white Swan, which with
two mates had alighted in Chautauqua Outlet in this
village, wall killed on the 24th lost, byblr. Charles
Barnes. It measured six feat - cud sieinches from
tip to tip of its wings, andtwenty-seven inches from
the end of its bill to the base of its neck. Its,color
was of the purest white, excepting the bill and legs
and feet, which were as purely black! Although
scans, annietimes visit this region in the spring, we
believe this is the first one ever captured here.—
The distance of the Ant that secured this rare game,
was about forty rods.
The bird was purchased by Mr. E. A..Thck:nson,
who has succeeded in preserving. skin id good order.
It is to be placed in the cabinet in the 41cadeiny as
a specimen of .I.ttrostown water.fowl.,—..Jansaidotes
Jrurnal.
Car or A,P!NIVALL.—.TiIii is the name given 1. , 0
the place abort ChagreN tolnerlv al Navy
lily. it is r pm the landing place of th. , ivilunnA
steamers and large wharves !alive been bnilt tui their
accommdation. The rhilwify across the Isthmus
commences there.
Nnwseirna on 5it5.....-The Pekin. f;'hina, • news
piper of extraiirdiesry size is published wtiekly on
silk ; It is *aid to have 'bern started More than a
thousand years ago—somewhat earlier then the one
under the patronage of tbs "good Queen An
invalids is related to the effect that in a pub
lic officer caused some false intelligence to be inser•
lei in this newspaper, fur which be was ptit to ileath.
Several numbers of the paror are preserved in the
floy's Library at Paris. They are each ten and a
Trotter yards long.
Q 7" They haves story in the Ohin papers that
member of the legislature of that State went to a
; patty the other evening, and was so oath pleased
with the dugar plume Oast he 'eked for a few extra
to ty. he borne to plant. It wak i the beet trait he ever
tasted, and his children would-be delighted w ith
theta.
Obarurr.
E 1' A
r. VAI.I.LI e ft I from theJairies
gl that the E•igiuier! ou the route of the Erie
k City Railroad havo mulched lamestowo, in
They ere running their expereental line'
Bide of 'Ole Creek. and this Without 11101:11
e the line which they will locate. The cut
nt first thought to be necessary through the
• et Desterville, and which would have been
will by this loeitiou be very miterially
E•igiueers were expected to reach Ash
urdev last.
1 ti,ur ut ClillledLit Itparier 1111 made.
110t1:1/ c dl, ••one grand d.scuvery."—
s to Lt thot Cie lull to all tw the Sunbury &
uy to build a rood from Erie to this 0 Hu Imup
to dared. the construction of ouch'!" ro td. 14
•iftscivery" outside the telegraph, more int.
suutlerful than this? If there is we hove not
how till 1: Misr arrives at such a Conclusion
tiiystery.' Ills Ilittlte brothur of the Gicette
el Nye c o ntrary. says it is fur the•purpose ot
le risthing hut a watering point on. the route
if. Witten of these csneinsions is tits wisest
is dou'itles4 a doh 'table lineation. though the
according 'to our ideas. is eutitled to the list;
.strreling. however. we have nu übj•ction to
twin dubbed—qoe. •
IS. 10 U+, !I
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WlC.just Is 50011 11.4.1 t„ is ev n proposed to give tl
I) Fitvi r.—Wlso dues not like good fruit ; and '
au a (armor raise that is as prufitoblet Theean oval intdrest to the 'bait did to •be dsripsd fri
rintielitaditess of the ceu.sti, !se •-I•1It Con a r s
us coolly answerecLand as we are well persul. - •
a answer will bo, wo take pleasure in referring turn roudd and, and in so many wordsl, telt the is, _. ..._
sited to the ode-ma...mew lii another column
it they are to by invited to the "feast of fat thingel" they
•
noel M itilsoo, °Tying a very. desirl'ile lotofi''. Wl t
_V
..., , the
I - Wllllldr.l . V th, contribution of Erie chanty to tilt bill of
110. We. 11 . 1,11r-114d that s stn s four thousand , '
I fare' 11111 vie •o. h case appears Strouger shit when
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we rocolloct that the melt who have i tliten`ced this Com
es Ittve alto till boon dipsosad of in this coo I. . • - . , I
_rnissionors to this c time.. are the re y men, air nun
a oil be received by Nlr S stall, the Agent. 0 , ,,„
if I lolls, notil the Ist of M tv. . ther , who have opposed the constru. ion of a toad to
the Ohio Ln 1. T.I.V -Ire cliterintitild , the Weat shall
0.01, list 's Worm —the. Erie stud North EA'. h ive no road u n l es s they have it as thdy arty—ant es it is
;nog ~ tine business now Os Thursday the
Built under their ': auspire.! Look at the.r past .iittrati!
so great an extro, or night train. had to be put! Thev have opposed the Franklin Conti.; Company's rail.
In/tuber of passe' t l , that passed oter the rood
rand—the; hove thrown every obstaCe in the wiry of its
'as
10 i6—tiny fic ' t. I; ' t er" 31" 510550 br."g`n euinplrtion th..y could pissii,ily inventLeven to priicur.ng
We - learn an extra train will be run every do)
t he passage of an act whereby they ccilld tie up t ie work
for a vetr, or two ,o the Ss,iroine Colin—they I are not
attempted to hada a rdti u t ler th•iir has Ito tatql i'itte
'burgh charter; tiov. they even went ;> far Itst
to sell out that coacern, ••hoolc. litie.l bob and 1 1
'to a set 44 m , rear comity. spetulstoral—sod not'
it is proposed, to
,g.ve tits 'Sunbury a id Erie road tho right
to buy the work to the - Franklin Coital Co iip it v, sod
ba.ll the tool, I:I -y turn roue,} and olpose ii; aid totln•
once the Ct it i 5..., tiers to throatelt to ar.thil ail/ iii
county sotbscriptio4. thonzli it os as ritt as a piiite 'fag
th a t it is l,*i' l . interest of Ms late. t the intsrtiat of the
county. anti to the interest of the yittii, that snehl et dispo
sals') ahooll be su sde of tits •••exed imystiol•' of a lest
emu 4-nonce:ion. . . .
IGA riorl . - -.N1V111411011 110111 tins port West Mit
earnest now. Boats rive and (Irvin daily,
our wharves quito an amilhated and brisk,
Large quantitiest of freight ara arriving form
y railroad, for shipment. When Dunkirk hod
.cape from their present embargo of ,ad we wtt
Mil
°AL A• it COAL."—Cual hag been go dear this
nt now,since the canal has Opened, oue fee
-geed in mind and.purge at the e'en of the puss
. pouring la from the mines- The best we have
season, and in fttet we think the best we ever
, erised by u. J. Morton. at his sure-house_on
IMMO
quite re
th At cat
'well th
131213
It 14 called th r —Black Ilatneud," and 1.4 . d1e
e Lent article in market. We have triad it. and
say al is"coal as is cunt." WI mean just w 113(
the Dpr
cid.dly
whets w
=ll
: - I - ---
--/-
Nr:w :ironic: John Sweeny is impolitic 3 new
ooda rirxt (too to tho Erin Bank, and it is said
who have examined quality awl ;mom that they
.leapest lot of good, over brought to this market.
rt.semmts will appear hereafter.
MIE3
stock of
by thnse
are tlie
Hie ade
113 S
nqe utr
lvtve the raculty of bianz their own
o spite their face. Tlllll i, peetaia:iv applicatihi
.1 this apr!tig. !treatise it.. own Slh.-iinn hartior
ba , •byanJ It at!, 11”1..):1, 1/1 •re hav been
tined howl sent up fro n iti iheeta astainm Eno.
I r. sod it.. meat., oldoong forwarding attuvoos
onlv effect (1114 111111 . 14 to prevent the merchant,
uth %Veit from ,n Ain: their p ire't -tic+ to Naar.
tr tniferting a!are • n•tria.it o'er to Pali •
and fraight•to ourStve irn?roveln-nt.. Every
h al ataatnd Naur York this S,vriog cou , u-a an ra.-
ag It u taisuany lull. wittio hn,loas.a, 111 Polk
a uuu.o illy active. If t'ii, a, el any bane& to
wu c araaniy are to a ob.ru.ao to sad it.
to Buffs
ro I Italy
COMM
its herb
Now. t*
of the S
Vork. •
adelpht
om• wh
present
deipli la
Uutialo
hey wn Inuit expert thieves to Ciatinnaci.—
of a amboat. frodi a Southern pon t area rob
other night. whilaaaleep in his atata room of hut
breastpin. rings. woe.
VT
A cler
bee. th
clothes
rr stnickle &Ke Oar are receivitvy Nesr Goods. and
u e" &s (fps of the cleverest follows that ever mea
sured Ira yard of tape; they wall uo doubt . }titre a per
fect ra h °feaster:len.
..
ID' !Lassa:wets & Co. have removed to their Old
Stand on the corner of State and Fifth Streets. Wright's
Bleck and are receiving a very desirable lot of ,Goods.
Give them a call.
27 The Cleveland Tras Eleatvcrot speaks of Orator
Woo4s recent patitp'ilet on •'Naral Itiforin ." to this
mann r:
01: Navv.—Wo Weir received a copyist' an Address
ou th subject. delivered by "Wm. Maxwell Wood. M
, in
1.) " It is a perfect eseorintion of
our p orient Naval system. Nevertheless the author is
arde tly in favor of a Navy based on republican princi
ple.. rind has served twenty•five year. in our tutensely
anti- Lepublican 01111. We derived so 11111 Ch satisfaction
from eading Surgeon ‘Voodbe very able address, that we
have; written a notice of it. which will appear as soon as
we c;n fiud space for it.
Olt The Erie Railroad Company offers • reward of
fire Ouridred dollar, for "the best spark catcher." We
go in for that, cud propose "the female woinau.":.--Erie
Ginitta. ' <,
i 'r
Oar friend of the a 44
szsits p051,4,91;0 right to "pro
n a remedy which he himself rejects.- - .Cersseaut
R ter.
rung. sift wrong! Ile does not reject it. it is the
*their root the boot is on. Fur five years to our certain
knotrtedgo he has been billing and cooing, and sighing
like , . sick ,monkey iit a hot Mtn. and yet not a daughter
of •;"female woman" bas taken pity en his stiodition.—
HaM hearted. ire they not?
ittrk:LecTto,—Wm. Thornton has been eleetad Clerk
of Lko Ceuimon Conacil, vino Tremble. A good appoint
ment.
gr Iteriovao.—The user Council have removed their
plate of meeting Tram the Couuty The head
guipure of Ulu "Market Mom Juato." to Wilhelm
Block.
MT The Detroit Fres Press is factious over he story
that Willis . of the Hosts Journal . challenged Mr. John
Van Boren baron, he sailed fur Bermuda. It says it men
tines the-story—half incredulous giant it, and for this
ai*dant riIIISOU...W illiii is au editor, and editors are weal
in in two esessual elements of dueling; first. they are
honeit to etre ad a In an.and they hays toe many Mein,
in their own hands to obtain satiJfaetion: and secondly,
ttly are telkingceentradistinguished fromfigitinratua.
Beendes, newspaper bowies** is very fair now-e-deys, iod
dusting . is not. Bet this idea of Wails challenging
Jobs Yen Buren for alms,, is very penicaletly abased.
when we recollect that John has done very little else to
tits (needs for the last fire years. If Van Bevan was an
'enemy of Willis, then Willis ought to have had en in
ducement to get him oat of the way. If Willis sad VAO
Bonin were to fight. it would be about ]lre. Format, and
that *Wald be asemsdalinte Asir. The account, we thisb
is balanced between theta.
;Er The Daly thug pleat] m marital jasi sow. is ma
pia sagas, mad marriageable girls. What a swat nidis
dais.
lank Eeysuise kit taiii pert yesterday wiensias with
the *psi lead If priseesgere eke else carried.
.. Another Railroad Excitement.. i
-lidera: not reit tbem fools; hot this I think. 7
When:hay are timely, foes is weoid fain have &Wk.!'
Sveketrere
So wrote Shakespeare before railroads were thought of:
to will think the people of Erie cpusty , we apprehend.
when.they read the list Gazette and see what a •*terupest
et a tea-mot" its managers are aitvropting to get 'p
be.
Cause the I, , gi..letare as about poising au act held' g for.
I
aver the ”sexe3 ques , ion".ef a railroad Clem (;rib ii the
Ohio Line. We gave our readers Last week the all by
which that. ehd is l uniineed to be acroiniilielied. loin, we
11011141 plainly see. we thimght, the Gauge Las of the
Commonwealth fully recognized. but lu +misty 'heap who
trettetaded li'l r 1 0 '4.)0, we liNit !rstaiid Senator r..riiMi ell,
lame...filially 'telegraph° I, aid we or!. ill; tvs It.) le a.it lie
e llasi added a s t 4tieu to the bill especially 4 , voted to .laattg.'
...and fully recognizing the change at this point. Vat the
enemies of the movement will now do remains toseen
bl
tut it was not of this in atter.. we were about to sp ult.—
Ve learn Crest& the some ruliebls authority, the Up:etre.
hat the Consiniesioners of this county, up/II he4rilig - of
the propoed supplement. wrote to Ow l President pf the
m
Company eignifyinglheir deterinatioo to withdriliw the
; ,,g
county mg rimiest in ease the bill, as proposed. baiter's',
&law. T is was done to intimidate, and sheaf . ? our
:;oanmissioners leek a very eleentail 'qualification fur the
Ace they hil—rcootm an salmi With the insatortil bard
prated s'ove. We would fain net cell them:fools; yet their
:onrse savors much of that quality. Who are thelCo n -
niselottere of Erie count) ?t Are they elected to 'repro.
sent the “Mtrket Ifealb junto," or t'te people 'nf the
county? IsMot the Western half of the C.lliti(V lust we
much entitled tdtheir festering sue. as the Eostqnd the
South-east? These ate pertinent que'stioos, al upon
;heir aussver d .pan I. the right er wronz of their
„nurse.
They subsctibed $2OO,OtN) to the Capital Stuck: of the
Sunburymid supposing it would out interfere with soy
of 't's ro ads eu.' lin 4. or pro,. to I to he built her Erie
Wert. hence they pledged the credit of 1 the Owls Fount'
to an enterprise in which. the west had no direct f or im
mediate interest. Now, hum stands the case!
soon as it ir ucertai old that the West will be be
...._ ........___. . . i .
Again, the topplement to the Sunbur y to VI now before
the Le vslature. in• al litton to the tin -enattin , likt of the
Gone Lairs._,p'roposes thst for
. esoity m,ite of hi id the.
columns alt ill bad I lit•tvr.tott r.-i• and Pia o ills lilt". It
iiiiiall broil,i thrs o an.la, Cr o•n E't r lq /a. ar la P. ili4 I.l;l'ik i t
The distanle front Erieetto tlia 0 titt file it, teritittv-ire
miles. therefore, A ti 116 not 'retro r:'
lodges( in ktt:pticetiJn to ;tee -th it Fjt
this bill se resty•fi +.. in 1e....f od Lit 4
its46l , 4'llegt :rile 1.•• •••..• . :i
W o well door thtt this st-rentlise mtlea of road.
Wit eh ill the mitre of th:tize if t 4. toll p‘ttleil, must
he 114 , 4 this sr ,:nn, would he of too.. 6otette4t to V.,.
than ftti the eon 114.1 oit on, tor tit Phteterzh th .. t o ndd
be built : Great et-em Ihisb. tn toil wion the. alleza—
tiottior ttl,. frienils of the 'itety telteAhle Pittlhorgh pro
ject that the roil rt., u Er e t. the O'ite.iintectoultl I”
made Itt hirdii that load ; botliore is a diet win paction
to in vice thi. tweistv•fir , miles bull ser-oto airs Mt,.
of a rrio•l„thot will hi of on Ire lnntirit to Erie and — the'i
whole State then oil tie ot Pilo. ro VII' ver promted—and I
yet the Coirrn :ii.i•iiri of I:eie Colt , ty. untlt:r the intlia
once of the* " Mtrket II in.-. Jooth.t' withoat consult,/-
nation with their eotp , tuolotg• withot reflection. post off
a threatening letter to , eis Presid at of the; Banbury
read, leclarin: their determination •to withdra the pal
suttees ption of 13311.0113 metlet , by !the coup y. Now.
jir
whetill the world infer from Otis coures.. an any
thing lse 'be inf,red hot that our minty C?itimission
ir
ars do not desire a Western resit— hat the't• do not. de-
sire sereshr-fire ns;1•0' of de Stn :try Rso4 fiv/itis
esasoni? We ask. can may fair construction bei put upon
their seta but this 1 This action. hdwever.on!the pert of
the county commissioner+ wlll defeit itself. end'..t'aos•
gentlemen who'went into the end of la " very liirge horn" .
when they made the county subscription.-will have to
come out of 4 very small oue: for‘jtheir will :find them
selves universally execrated. The lubseriptispo was not
aver popular in the west when male : what that portion
of the coons) , will sly now, when 1 it Is proposed to be
withdrawn because there is a peasihility of atebeing ben
efited., remains to be seen. fiesidee, we hails the but
authority for saying that in newt they carry their threat
into 4xecution, the amount the founty limbecribed in
bortzfal will be immediately made up in cash subscription.
We have before Vs the cops of a letter from F ight of the
mostSrealthy and enterprising citizens of the Fettntr.• ade
dressed to at rim. L. MILLER. I:44:lPresideni of the Sun
bury road. pledging themselves to ernmediately make ep
the it2X0.090 subscribed by the county, presided the
Camissioners carry their throat ' into execution. • So,
genii men of the Commissioners
sioners OTace, you See that pur
l in
gaof Bluff; is a gime twi pertiee can.play al.
IIE J
r OIRT . 0:1 LIT Batßß PI B toa.---Th• New York Timm
is biltely sarcastic on the recent speech or Sesetet Josef
of Tensaw/co, the expected Whig *Ws Presidential can
didatie. The maiden effort of hence. on hie "first aprear
encel'it on the Senatorial stage, is! characterized by his
whit friend of therm/Is, as "merely a rhetorical trick,"
and his line of argument as "one of the east off common
&amigo( the dory." "ft *se a mistake." sari the Times,
"on the part of GJT Jou% to oppose that he could give
it any new weight by adopting it in the Smlt,. He has
only Mad* his sophistry mire conspiconas," I'. Hew
fenstach aritiaistn as this, from 101 l locale' *lag Joarusle.
will help Mr. James C. Jones. of Tennessee, en the
place on the ticket with either Webtter. Fillmore or Scott;
it deists not b3cortaa us: perhaps. ie taloa, hat it does
fifteen that it can't go a great way toward, effectiag big
objet
The hying Ship.
Rusius Poorest advertises in . the National /istelligsa
err a flying ship that will Witt icon Aires 03 railways.
and require 112 rem ivid of eaust brizes. provided it
works." He calls it so .Aareport, and says use espa•
We of carrying 139 pursengers At, a ipeed or 13.rnitra
art boor. 'flora 'Sadly (hall steam boats or railroad can.
may Ars aluatrorted (Jr $15.0 ii. and that the iixoeusa of
rosining it will not eau $b per day. Hy promisee
that the flyiaz ship will India the trip to Colifornia or to
Europe io two days. mini by wsy of lad - detract' to every
body to Isis shireciu the Aereport of $5 each. he " ey
poen out"that a siaall char, will, produce so income of
r week !
Mr Porter claims that he has fatly tested his wonder
ful treaties. that Goa of hie *• swirl aticihines, 16 feet
long t carried a steam engine by the power which the ma
chine was propelled ; and being raided by its own helm.
traveled rapidlyibrough tie air even &vilest a briirse of
mind. in direct lbws or circles, attertilitig to the adjust
m at of its helm" Porter seems serious. and wants the
.. &es" to 'mad his whirs*
.•
Let - ti3ll.easou Together. : .. c.,,,ii.,
:•,,
lt is contended by the opponents of the transfer of the • Rir.irs.f. Hy the retoet and rooms
Western read to the:Sunbury. that such •• proesediug i , E ,,,Z . I t ' l l :: i l l i et e •o l as ' i w ti er. es i r l le e" ;
""
will lis a virtual abandonment of Erie -as the terminus ; .1 "" ) l'*'" 4 out fa h Ittrren. 1 : 1 ',1 ,e. 1 1 ' .
of that toad—that i s ..rie will brcome a soars watering i n o u ep th . a ir t .1 ffl . C
thel o :di...hitt r ' . llr aTo. 1 n et
',,;;+,
pool on me !mate ; from Philedelpht• to Cieselatttl, and' li •; * :n nt i n ‘ 1 • ' . ' ri l ' rs ""lmrll l 3 ' " l'il."4"; ' :
It is argued,lbereforti.th .t both the ootkely and city sub• s.yeio ir.L.•.., ' n.i ' iti:i i r n i . ii. t .r. ti lli:- 1 ;0 1 ,...... - '7. 1 4 "
scrtinieto otig'it to with lrawu instantly = If we nought ' 1 2, b i s i x ' e .., -. ..::::1 7, 1 ; / ....747:7 r ,:. h : cu"t e l't t
such the inevitslite result. we *out.: be the first 10 urge * , 'su r turt ., ,, te.- 1 , 0 , toin or ;Ile ' Cr l t:•111 UT ,
VW moon. Bat wo do out lesheve there is any iniqli a ~. Re, ,',- c 1 .. s i:. ‘ „':. " , ' ' .. -"4 El" . 1 .
1.• a.,..,.. , n 0......” itivi
sign. We trivemot seen
s it: anti we think we can - see as ' """ i 4 "' s `' t th is Clly ,
clearly C 31,118 and etrrct as those so loud in call,ng lon 1 , . ' ir,e
this course. No rum can say that 111.•5 hsve not ad• n ITI i.V a, -The g i1 ,, erti5.r..1i... ,, ,,a , hi
I. -
eucoted heretofore all the interests of Lire, as ucuits-•ctod low io .... mi,.....i0t or all fartatt,e In
se ith tier ra.ir. , ,ida, 1.14te,t roads. awl other totproyetitents 11° ,:, 0 1 ;,1";;' , " i i...”.: 4 ;:: : '"'" 1 " 1 "• ' '
ID try.
This ought to ba some; guarantee that owe woulduobry ci its. r
4.1'......4 -%berm:Jim:or l'hotti '.l A
"peace when there Ii no peace" now. In the first place. 1 ,
10„ is o c r, o , t:s t i ,, ,t , r , ri:.. ro t ii:ir r.. i.iis b . in use.-sh it
then, oho is the Father of this bill esteiitling 014 Sil•lhil• 1;. iI 17. 1 . .../ .1 .1 "' . 1,1 3nY 4' ll
ri road to the 0:tio hue? We answer. Mr Senator Fer- CI:.
tiol.: . F.R 14111 . 11.1 --t.orge eel ~ .t.al I
lion, wltoso In isterly einiioat... of the (I &ego f ttv. 0. ti r,I 1 ' 7, '. 1: ri! tat4e. 61t11"j. ,tut
ap.. el.is I , is 1")IFTS riiir.t.r.Fftt, -
the State hams more than o:lCit rehatve I TM; ho*lt)
t prohatiop of this community. Is it likely lie would con- 1 Al p i :: ; 1. 7: 11 . 1 . f s li 11 l SC 1 / 1 . A• 4 , 0 1 .111.1 fir e
• I
spire to injure us? Besides, did he not nitrothice and l tit Its.. %SD Rl • illiii/0K . 11.',r , 1
-. t
procure the passage of a General Law regulatin Gm; - " A i i ;;, r l it ." i " i '.!,3% . ' 1 ". e le.; T o r sat.' t,Y
II
I
es in the Sthts, one of the provisions of which F . :tads to
... 5 . t.,F,,t. t c t n.,_ , r,„. - 4:,,,,,,,,,, ,
this wise: ...Every railroad hereafter construed...l through 1
'[ k -3 r
~ f 7;1 ,: ), ,i , i•it , Or ..ei inn , 1 - 1!:
any portion of. 1! onissylvaii to from any point eastward of A.,,,,, 1-, , ;:::-; 1 " '' l '-' 1 ,, , , ,• • 1
, 1 . , ,i
a line running duo south across the State trim tit I S•et 43 p \ ii.tt it t ., ...i:siii vs.) iv n
1111•!, beginning at the east line of Erie comas-, al:411 he of Ai r , ' r.; t l r 7 ' ,'l 'l . - ,T . Y ' .1% T.:1" . ' ' ' ..e. :
the same g Inge as the railroads built mid owned uv the ~
.iii i :. Ft...pi k -14...0. .
i. ~.iii
w- ..f
Sto. en/ co/So, serial: •n liis iy c mi,osily shall hereit - ter ',,' ~,". 1' ' J -r . " 'l* , 1,6, t , tri
~.d 17. I'G! • • TO 1
buildor co %Worn a rs.lrdad lo tam; le or t T.v sr It l' at I 1 I . -s A' :td i• L, 1
. 14 IA NI, f .
adelphia or II irrisburg, of a dill:rent gouge from .. to i . . - .41 'fir rind h,,,...••• 6
gau,:e of the iailro id* lath an I owned by me Stni-•„Thell.
.50 . 000 Slit.. rii - -• , I', ' ,•
and in sues cuss, all and sinzuler, the rights. 1.4w0r , and p1 , ; , , ,,, ,r1,.!,/,::0' . .. , : r .f...i, ,"•,, ~
lertel',..:*•,,, coli(er red cgtr such coitipisy by at, chit ..v T. or . j i j,., ) •!,.,: ~.,.7,) 1•. 1 1:,;,': 'l' • '
by any supple oielit thereto. shall be adjusted nu% and :1,: „ 1,1 2'
11 , . tyr 0 ...:1 - ,1 r ..,: ',L . , : - .l ' ,
v. , :ci " Titt lige. let it be reimembered, is binding up nt 1'er,,,::yrir.;,1..-.1 lorry , '•99 , i
11 "
u 11 ' '
the Sunbury road flu Crt r e E is; 'roe Erie c Jun t% ~It al 4 t , ! o. . i
: 'et urn • A-A 0,"...-1 •• ,p ~.--,;,, '
- ...
G iuge l, }w pussu:ves a tnaliig force for the read wo,t: In.:I.:II 1 . 1 . 6. Irg.tticr wrist ~ • 1,..
~.,
1.0.1 . 11 e, so for otiTir .1140 Is C incerw.d. wo are as aectird a• :;,:,...:',,,„5i,:;:,,:,,;;" 1 4 „;,, / ,..'"'''•
14w cit. ii141..i• - 1.111; hut that there can b-, no caviling. St..ii- ' Ji:. 'to , .. c oeros Deolora. ....M I L:.
•ator Ferlinn hid added a prOVlcou to his auppbitn.lit i . l' i . , ' ; ' t. n :r: t ri::.;,--ie , s4 ...-,1,,v.1". ,
shout-wh.ch thi , re is so mach fig-sr, es;weSsly rqcogii , ,,tig, ' " T,.... : 1 ,. r ",'" l'l'lr 11 " ""I• I ' '::- •
the biu-bog force of the I.:loge L tar , upon that Ins:to- • , ,,t• c., - , ' !:: " ...... ' e,-;7 n, t o p r e: i . '" . ' t ':, 1 '
. .....t. Tn..," -ejt!es a:1 o'rettoes so far an (../$114'.:. &I, .ass -j -1
'-'
' ' . ;t":'i r"1: 1
i•erworne.l. i Bet tOefe at,, other re 1 , 0.1.1 W 11,:. tc.ll. C.:111 , 14 , !
of (huts;.. hi.. 1 .•• 1.4:1•1 hi tit: 1— 01C It Cifl ! lt3.. i rthl lull -r,,d "I . It Ft
by (war. in I 47.:tneuts. Tire great Con:Tal rIl ILL (CILIC
,fi um . Pid n.l)ph , 3 to I . 4„t•hjs-gh, In n. 1,..., ti or ., is lisle • -..........r,
'on ~ .'
C3liar.i th 010 C tleuso..iii/. :its: it 1 osit ,, ,ted di ill ant' n.%er 1.,, ! ,!
Illlpft./welnent to it. lion a Loretta 01,7, cur. at pos,b , i, , i...
N 141:, mit to be pres,rn-..1 rant t . s gre 0, itr...-••••: net
• aver Clew the Suii'iory rod to obtslm the ~,i...,,,,t , ...v .
over It. of an na - wolton. g sugs from l'ellelisipnits to.
'Cl t .yeinedl Toe As ais preposterdna. T irst SO id IVIII
130I•er st'e w it—its atockLio!dera, aid they are Ile home
c:sm
MEI
=l3
EOM
=MCI
MIMI
W:141,01.1., I'l s )1 •1. c )11:1% er
satin) t to sliwit a cats 4: tit •ir Agaiit,; out. tear
ago. Mir South): I , V ,' a -r •1 t`iiciaaa .g.. 9 of a
iitatied tI • S IA to 11.1 iii:011 1 .1 f•ir tLe
0.4:1 4 1 , 4 ' 2
OtT OW Si .
Cimrt.r cJat.tto, 1 n pro v iaio,l allow.u4 (us. ( . I.o,ltay
La furint,l3 uitil-r it to et:oil tiatsr ro4l. Pao" XNe. 0 the
O'i4i) line. with s•arcd y maid 4buat Yit At, our
IMO
übkLr,"
MEI
read ere w.ll e 7. or
1;47. , t e. ii t Mr NV.lker. very r
odt.iroa o' Cie CU'll'll•,:cry,r. 0 : - Er i e, e o u n t 7 ,! W e :
ii•Ard nu I , : IN (ilin . expreavetl by th.._• .11 w:i3
are tI N 'rni I 6 . 1%6 .r. the C /11l Iraqi!) , wxii - j , ll - I,z,:latry
sink! N meetioge were then to deft ,uoce
the bill. :Sr ali..r Cie Cootie. I I': •q
Not a of it. io bat Li a
roi,rtu Lhe tl.uo lust u 410 r AI- h trial
a.l rig'it an 1 prn:K.r. hatwhau
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nuw, w ”C't stiza It to etl . llA , Ellor eycr t
4ret o telk 9 ' We eat, ezntn, let ui renaun I.lz..Cier be
fur, w , t+';ll env , u h !lid b ;on pr;
;)0•0 LI to the r ett atiL , l‘or:tleg •
Tory (.1...? kit JA'•
-le would acurA by
II rail ro p )uri.ig
New ettis'ements.
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4e4;mit,=. , Rail ° Road L no.
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185-2.
nT r.Rega t: ,unn• 'FLOUR warrasit,l No I. .10.0, Brp:, k
1 Shorts to.: 4 110 In . 1.1.0. J. MUR'I • ' I V.
Env. It kpril l9 _ Ilfrk
r x. o Blll 11 71r. • •
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istly ens ue the vett
. and victim,. to o ant of Soule and tea,
Ill.mon Butter and Pte Crackers. flirttot Pilot Sre nil
to call or Remit 11s their orders. ithe) well aiN% CI . I I
lionie. and ready to %salt on our ironnk and 'gni I
woods and at louver Prices than cat. tie bothtlit,at any inner es
tanlodouen..) at our liinime steant Bakery, plitettou of Llk at.
Ohio Streets. Buffalo. New York. 49
nrt ESS PORK hptbl or len qiimit yat
L,l STERRSTT 4. GRA.r.S.
(11.11VER dr. TIViiTIIV SE 31—Also seed Putauka and
Ontons for Sale by
49 sTEßiterr & GRAY.
NOOE ti
—The next M•eng of the Erie Co.llcilieal Socie
ty will be held at the American Hotel, on Tudad.ty Afternoon,
the !fah must. at o'clock.
Erie, April JAMES 11. STUART, Ree. see.
ARRIVE.I) AND ON THE'-WAY?:
Watches. Jewelry. llWirer...Ware, Etc.
S TocicTos & PI'I.L.KII, are now recetving and reopening
their Even ive and Iteautitul stock of Guedd, which they
have svlecteil unh brief' care and bro4zhi to this market
for Sale
Therefore. we invite an examination, and wish t distinctly
unileistood that they are not to be raelersald
Country Dealers are.inv lied to call on us before visit:op:New
'u as tt e will prepared to furnish Watches PIO Jen elry at
New York wholesale prices. . We only ask a call.
STorKToN A. FUJ.I.ER,
Park Row, 2 door, East of Brown's Ilotel.
Erie, Pa, Anti/ Pi, WM. 410
3tiT rreteeivel front Nov York. fresh trout the. minl Teas,
in Cattle. Of Irl half chests. Cr.sshed; Ntl.erar.ed and eo:ft+
Awns. Val.. Coffee, ()ranges. Lemons, Firs. Ransit.. &e.. ace
Fur r•ale it moderate iiptres by Sr E.Ritr.Tr
, Aka lg., 1.39. "49
VV FI:411-111 whole awl MI: IC3r mile by
oh? • eITEitRITT 4 GRAY
acirmb — 1.1 144
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fI I IIE Splesidttl rpper Cabin Steamer MICHIGAN anti .11"-
j. 1.11 , t 4 D. mt)K it)S, wttl ply mot:lffy between Buirtilo.
Era. and /if eetl itaY, during the reason. fur further.pnrtieulars
apply to i• & CU., of G. J. MoRTGN, Elle, Pa.
•prit li, I-42-19. •
LATE.AHRAVALS
AT 074ARZ8t. NIESITGALX"III.,
The Pearl's rewl an MOH sr4o4sre is pariah: of Cheap Goods
wad sot —Gals.
ALL of our old friends and the community In. general. re.
A sl , ^ntru_lli invited to call and ezinnue our new stock.; ow
wetting tvir pkvisciuttselves to spare oursustonsets lb" IV -C.-
tompulf th e kionai ionomit of ;4*. oloch has be en , come so iru as
wie &boon considered a 'wee...airy buonthee We will let our
G. aal Prams spaaja rhafflassirss. All those who are iii!waut
of "mote clot." for epring, either in their lioth.es or ;sirrour, and
grew bore any repad to economy. will dud it to Ow dee MO ad
ir.mtage dirty Nei. 14 he
eus a call RAre pure Waring. '
Erie. April 11 —b.
•
lICILIAIIIIIIIIIC AM) PAMOZ
criung. ing returned Goat Alaw York. with
a.t eztvottte and complete assortment of
MD.LINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Of the tlyttin; styteli, w.valit nay to the /ashes. nod .ttl of bee. nu
rnetuu• canto:urn.. that che s. now prrpnre.ttp wappi) them any
- and every article in her line of trade. reelinctlianklui for the
very ltberal patronage hen-furore fatellied, 11411 hOpell to Merit a
emititto once of the same
apit MY irlo:k of BONNETS is extensive, embrarine every
AR/vanes) worst. Haying *Wetted them to,.elf till great
care, If trust I shall be ahle to please 1.11. both in style and
price. My assortment of WNW INS to also large, The Ladies
eau be sure to Anil Ribbons at my shop, of Ott-newest styles, at
all time• —no deception in that partieular. Also a variety of
eltraw Tabutaino. My 411116MIlelit Glqves, Mitts and
Huse is c iinfilete. embracing all sizes and colors, all of the best
quality. 1 have a great variety of laces Ayr Mantillas, Lace Veils,
Thread Laces, Gress Caps la abunilauer. Melanin; Guoils.bisa.
tuna Silk. Dies Trinuninito of all k, 1., Needle Work, French
Worked Collars, Gildersleeve*. Under-hindkerchres, Lone,
Poeket-haudkerchiets, Embroidered and Mitt Artificial Flower*.
Wreaths a n d Borders, Skeet Trimmings, Bertha Prinz Preach
Duady.Crewel, Embroidery Patterns, perforated Paper;Canvass,
PIUS. !Verifies, Perfumery. flair Combs. Fan.,Cafikali. Crewel
and Crotchet Needles, Bilk , Tidy C aton, Bonnet Bilks
and Linings of 'all colors, Bonnet Fran.es and Crowns. Whale
bones, with inlay other article. too numerous to mention, all of
which 1 will sell, Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest possible
price.
Malltillae.o'vdY made, always cm land Bonnets cleaned and
pewee!. Having supplied myself -with the best help frOMM the
am prepared to attend to all orders with dispatch, and ca
rtage shwa in (*haw style. M. CMITIB.
Erie, April
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La d los:
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of at.. city. Xiso. a tarp, stock 01
1 - .,t Ure.o att I Muuttfla.•
tit it throe goals are aeop, ou oh
call at
April fi.
Tms Lrne.R nrng uniitirpzo , pii far. rforro.
P r k3 .l "d• ' , OCA) 1 ." t'n narwAlion. to
• tratot4on Merlotti Vro,hirf^. etr ,fr om au]
to Neve York. vii he Westert, State*,
rptßr.vTloNtl.
Mk. Pnek-tg
max ima* Mk. Lißrim Ship Party by
"OLD LINE TROY !TOW BOATS;'• •
COEN flit* fir %I? •
.112elrford recs.
The Pul;lie inrwinl.l that 1.11-ith ryongemeitt.liaryt , eett ^,
nith the different Itrilrua is and . camera as will etta , , , , I
Line to strw.trd llerettaittlize. dad ,frota New Vora to the Wet
tern and ettouthern States, with the . reatest dispatch.
SHIPPING DIR R.
Mk. Packages. iloatioL ip
..PI,:riPLE'S I.INR OF S rg.tmt . Y. , CO 4 J rthruit Street.
Shippers are requested to proem' Hilly 14ding, at the' 4 rise.
No. IV Rena,' .treet, up stairs. •
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R 127 road st. New york.
91A X VVE3.I. S pATI EN Bud .,
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coil.ialit.ts AT, Lt a Cats . Ports
Jac). Helm, &Co Erne. Pa. .. II 11331. ' Comae; .1. 0
'l. IVatrott,. Ashtabula. p. Knight & Co.. r•urP.'l "
." 'False* Itr. Co.. Masa "
E F. Osborn, Sandusky., •• To1141:4
D. R- ti ler. at CO 3Zooroei 4dge b. TA.vrirs.
April 17. 19
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Tito'sitia..t. '3 Ruing. -- ----7--
P R E .11 1 U.ll .5 al F E S*
Depot, Green Block. Wale Strlet,(Behre#n .V -
den Lane and I all 81r04 !) ' ' °
NEW-Y RIC., i 4 ' L
crliE ..„„,,,., placed his Pintand elirglar-Proof oc S:* l '
in competition with the whole Orld, at the grent . 11,1 • , . 2
in London, for whichan minutia Jury awarded a rel i
The American Fair, held last all at eaAtle sar.kn. alts
awarded to him avoid medal fort hest Fire pr S.ik atll ,
c i
has {lever totted if:podium the high premium WV ~ , n he• -air".
Keen tiiiiln competition with °fit es, ftw that ,urte.e. { - r^'
nate* nave been received frau the llowingde I known nierraa•
tile houses, who hisre hail their s, page sad rtii.art Ne
wer," in th ese superior Safes NI in the in thirst ii.... 'ls i
i ii
ran. it ith many others , he seen at ty *tor ) r IL.. N le .- r• :*'•'.'
well and Montrose, and Mr.J. 1.. 'atki s. in the F,:; , .., ;met
Ere: Messrs. nigher and Rohineln and . es.m. John lis-str...d
ik. Co., in the great fi re corner of I. her • and Namau•drerts, a• 1
Messrs Proud & Bowman. in.4 , v •V ran. I
II am the proprietor of DAed LLTTEN7' LOCK. r , ,-: C.
-mined a medal. (In the name of dams & Coos
o , tm* 1, ';'.
wothr F.
* , hibliton. and Is I the hest liwit for PI. C' .
ever' invented. heing proof sea *der. and the tirl is n . iir
ger than a Cent, and can {Mile to aii,rable.
I invite all purchasers to a el° and carctul ia , , st .in' '''' ''
fore purchasing. and decide fort tweet, es. ii ho goalie. Ow L,l
1.
Mire. Burglar:lnd Damp Proof Sa t rot tiinci. 1 ,'
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John Farrell, 91 3 . l l 7 A V i ct . Ft: s. 4 l ; "r e :l9t :it ‘ e V t a . t i e: :::: : :l ll : 37 % :/' /7/
I • 4'. L. Harrison, Chienmai 11l
Iletiry Williania. Milwank te. Vt'
stry
.Iprd 17, & iletlands.h, Richmond, 1,"
now= frizz IN D
At Us met N4T sea CAP STORE; ..• I
Li'lli of Withatas 4- IfriW,her Etc
pIi.:ING almost an entire stranittir i r the
l i
LP vicinity, I feel very thaokyti .sir the !
tended lo Inc thus far, and can a re the I
locate permanently in this city , n il rOntr, ._
Fur business on a morn etwnded ale than tieferar dre , - ~„, ~,
lam now receiving from Ne York, ..4y Railroad . `"` — _,: - ' t .
style of Beebe. Splendid Rats. to nhein itli an clare t, ' r 1 , - ",,.
talent of Kossuth and other Rats, w t a great elm s it r i ' ',..„
ren's Rats- and Caps. Hat • i s 01, 14 Da:. jk.„: . 0 as ',..•
I invite the 'mention of Paged to inform tr,,itit,,,
how the head may be t he heart made tette( soti d i ,
pocket a trifle lir hter. t! of tny Hats laell
and wilt got be tunknin .0% oltr.;
P as the rbeateo. _
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=ir. and no one 'hal Issratisded w lib the e
shown with piCP • men tall.
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