Political and
A Simms Qcesnori.-1f Gen. Seat wOl answer
a single questton•we will promise not to bother bias
with another duringg.he, whole canvass-q-uOt one.
WO yearn fur the names of the two gentlrlmen that
sad dawn with him on that memorable day At the
Astor !Luise, when he was * 4 tired will" indigna
tion," an.l who raw him-while' in that condition. If
we - only lour the names of those two fortimate in
dividuals, we feel that onr curiosity upon most ques.
tiotte of sublunary interest would be sppeseed. -
have our suspicions as to one of the parties, "
brit I%e wish to knots Ahem both. The' - met, who ;
c.jtild have been admitted to Gen. Scutt's cOnfidential
councils in a tirment.like that—. .
When he was at the Astor House—. 1 . -Li
When he wait in his private parlor—
•:1
When be was fired with indignstion--.).
Men; we say, who were pefenitted in a moment like;
that to.unite with him'in "an address designed tug
rally an American party"—were no ordinar,y mad,
their names belong to their country and tq be known,
their lights ought not to be hidden tinder" bushel or,•
any other grain measure; the history of:the Nativ/
American party w:11- be incomplete without a revs
Wien of them; with it, its history would be coin,
plate. No not quite-complete. The "appeal" will
yet be wanted. Where•is that ippeall ;.What be}
come of it? Did Judge Campbell or D. H. Wheeler'
read it as an a , :dreas from a nomina Ling convert {{
tion to tleir 'partisans at the nitive heatd varleril
Was it published as an editoral in the latpress, or
was it seat on to Levin in Philadelphiat fur eircu
lationin the precincts? If not who has it! What is
lie doing with it? 'Why does he not produce it? We
have no doubt it is in every respect w+rthy of the
pen and 'discretion of its unassuming author. *,
The Gefieral intimates "that the eleetion of Gen.
Harrison probably rendered its ptiblictition at that
tone, unnecessary. in the opinion of his two friends."
Those two friends again; who ; are linty, to wbnin
the General deferred so much as to permit' them ,tu
suppress the product °Chia glowing pen? It• thee':
suppressed the appeal, they must have tit; the Gen= ,
eral said he did nut know what beram4 of it; there
were
,bin two gentlemen in the Genetare private
parlor, he sayi, when he sat down in *parlor, we
have already alluded to, "to rally an Ainerican par
ty." Therefore the res po usib ili ty foil the prompt
'product: of the "appeal" written on ¶he occasion,
rests. with them. We repeat our fiber,' offer to ar.lt
no , more favors of thwGeneral, for . the l whole eiM
paign. if he will only give ns.the names of the two
gentle — men who, with himself..compose'sd the Native
American party that sat down togetheir in hit eri
vete pa!liir at the Astor Muse, in_themonth ofNo:
vember, 1840.—.8ve.. Post. , . -
• WHAT WHISKY is Gotta Foa.—Thi3•Lvrichbiurg
Express sia' tea that two sons of the lute ilezekiah
Fuqua. of Bedford, near Liberty in t his;otitte, togeth
er with a little negro boy, a few dais since were
severely 'bitten by a snake.
The lads went-out hunting, ani hathng. started a
. rahbit, ran him into a hollow log. when one of ; the
boys put,his hand'ln to pull him out. i Very soon he
• felt something bite, or as .he tholight,it he scrrocth of
the hare. ilisltirother tried it with a like sertrai,ion,
so he declined repeating the operation. *nen little
Cuff (brave as Closer) tries it with lite sticceas.
In a few tiatments the hands of the; parties Cam
inenced swelling at an alarming rate,; rr hen medical
ail was immediately procured. The Physician d'os
ed them-riell with liquor, until the patients became
thoroughly intoxie,ated, and after reivering from
the effects cc the medicine; the swelling subsided,
and. we are happy' to hear the trio are now entirely
co . rivaleicent. The log was split open, and to' the
surprise of all, a large copper head seske exhibited
himself in all kia t n4tive ferocity. i ..
- 4
' The !Ise of dittiskv as a cure for -dire bite of "II
Snake. we understand, was practicalliet 'sted in this
. -- ---cfluntry a few weeks since. A negro an )‘.lot.ig-.
•inir to. Col. DavidiGibton, of this vieinit i y, was bit
ten by a capper snake, and in the course of a half
art hour drank a quart of whisyi and was relieved
from the effects resalting from the bile.—Roinhey
I fell.
Test Dimas:lnit.—The enekira g ement we, hold
cut to , strangers are a good 'climat4 fertile
wholesome air and water, plenty, of .provisiona and
fuel, gi:Kd pay fur labor, kind neizhbpp., goodlave,
Fetter not commerce:, invite foreigners to;your
country; let them fill the forest and cultivate the
soilo—Paratck HENRY.
" I now hesitate between exiendh4 the 'period of
residence before ntturalizapoo and n total ! v o nt o f
`elf acts of Congress on the stillect ; my mind in.
clines to the latter,"—Gth. Sc r-fi •
We think we are liberal enoo * h, When,llo proud
log for America, •we leave the door-of aihnission
open to the children of foreigners, now b b if, wh o
maw hereafter bebortrhere,lwitholit sllttislog their
fathers to some and help iolovere as. We, who
Mime have any right to tbriit on the alibiitcr,, claim
that we can best govern v*raelve. , ,.and the better
such government, in the ineantirni , , an .vouch the
better for the foreigners whp may hereafter' come
among u*,.and fai their American .born children.—
Osts. ,Scorn.
INDIFALL.—A young lady of Brooklyn, nam
ed Payne, has recently received a legacy atatrint mg
to seventy-five' thoimand priunds sterling, from a
Don Gay Emanuel Ilernando, a Aieetty %Vest In
dia planter. This lady, it is Fa it was married to
the -planter in 1846, when sho alas scarcely fifteen
years old, but the marriage having roved an unhap
py one, it was never proclaimed. ,i Shortly after he
left her and took 'up his residenceJin New Orleans.
In 1848 he received information of his father's
death—he returned to his estate in South Amer ca,
and ancceeeded in increasing his,already large for
tune to one hundred and fifty thou.and pounds stet:
ling. Its he was abtiut to embark for . Havana. he
was taken with the cholera. and died on his estate,
bequeathing is sterling to
.his wife (i ( she.never
married and i will render
- . her the 'we ed States.
811N6114A1l —ln drilling
yesterday w /use well, for
.the purpose fly pf water,
one of the workmen twine that, he nad reached a
,cavity, and on, withdrawing the; drill, perceived a
etrongicurient of gas issuing tip thence- through
the water. On placing a tunnel over the' stream
an applying a match to its spout, the gas ignited
andlthrew a flame to . the top - of the well, say ab.rut
20 eet,'at the same time setting the shin and pants
i f
of he workman—an Englishniatt=on fire, and
bur ing him severely, though` riot dangerously.
Th gas still-continues to issue lle large quantities
in a steady stream, and wilt; we tinderstand, be im
mediately Sppropriated . to the lighting of the John
' eon Nouse and other buildings if the spring dues
not give out. Tbere is but little doubt that it 'will
prove a very advantages discovery.—Frrdoitio A .e.
, t
MOB 1'.4 A Csturtca.--The cit y marshal of Gardi
ner, Me., having placid a watchman at the trarinus
chureheepf that city, to pr i eveni the ringing of the
bells before 4 o'clock on the moru`ng of the b.b inst.,.
a mob collectid,about 12 o'clocli' 'beak •in the doiirs
of the church, assailed the *Nam maii,, and rung the
bell most furiously. The ritijseti sOined tii be to set
the autbprities at defiance.—Bustea Journal. -
corr. s sTrrE-Awriticatet, .--The Ohio Ste
3ournal (wtiig) admits the gentlineness of Scuit's
native-American letter, but villa it "General Scott's
old native-American letter ." Its date Anws its age.
General gent' was near silly years of age when he
wrote, it: 80. iv care one whether it was written
an oh coy a young man; thelmiiiiinenta it eoniaini
are in amons and anti-republican to the last degree,
-and any man avowing them is ins& to hold any awe,
'we care not who he ip, what hie name may pen)
What party he may belong.
CU" A crime, shocking to humanity, was perpe.
- Traced at Louisville, Ky on' Sunday last. Henry
Weirs and hiii wife Bridget tre bosh dr k. and
:qMirreled. In his rage Binge killed tileir
aged eighteen months, by das ing the head of the
little innocent against the wall. The (tuner's
verdict was "came to its deeth l by vielehce from ibe
hands of its fatheret he wesarnested and set, to - il„
trr' Hitaiitcarrn Fine.—The Union Manufac
turing Cabropany of Afartrtancrslextensive • works for
Manufettorint Cotton duck; ay, Canton, toy+ nada
the cily of lialtintorp, was totally destroyed , i by fare
on Fritinv afternoon. I,tew *bunt $100,000; insu
rance #46.000, of whir-hill% OW is tbw Hanford
Company, $lO,OOO iq the Franklin Conipakr, Phil
adelphia, and the balance to the New York and Bos
ton oaken. r
eral Newt.
His Eseellewey. : Got. Bigler. is
,sow so.* Visit to hi.
'ether in Metter rannty; and in espeetod hero is a few
Mars. en route for Niagara. W. do sot know tho es•et
day he may be eipeeted, hot w• have taken moans to
eseertnio. and Milt let the people knew. oo (bey eau come
in and civil hint. When ho comes ho will atop with
Major Brown. of the United States notate - •
t 1 The excursion and Pic Sic. on Setorday last, of
the! Univerisliit Sabbath School, is said to have been. by
thOse whe pertieipeted, one of the most delightful m
oldiest. imaginable. tatty thing went *V to the sada
faction of all eoneemed. and old and young returned in
the evening better satisfied with themselves end the
" rest of mankind." The remarks 'of -the Rev. M.
Mexhim at the grove were said to have been peenherlx
happy and appropriate to the occasion,' and were listened
to by many of Uppoeite sentiments. with pleasure and
astisfeetiou. The Societe. requests us to return their
thanks to the Railroad Company. to - Mr. Tracy:Super
intendent. and to Meson'. Moorhead and Moore. Con
doctors. for theitl kindness and attention. . ,
--JD" We are pleased to learn that at the recent confer
ence of the Methodist Epiecopal Church at Jamestown
Rai. J. W. LoW was appointed to the pastorship of the
Church in this city. Mr. L. wag stationed here II nom
bor oryeare ago, and our recollections of him are of Vie
most pleasing character. H. I. a geutletnan of pleasing
address. liberal ;skive. a devout chriotian. and of coop•
wending : talent*.
Ceti Tettkit! (Ibirstre r.
ERIE. PA
SNTUltplet MOFVIING, 3ULY 31. 1932
DEMOCRATIC NONIILTIONS.
TOR I'RESIDENT:
GEN. =MM . MICE
OF N EW U.%MNUIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
. WILLIALR. KING ,
OF ALABAMA.
FOR CANAL CSOMISSIONER.
WM. SEARIGODof Fayette County.
Ogir. Bigler Mining.
rrir any ono is-dissatisfied with this mundane world
the best corn we know of is to visit A. A. Crsig's ready
made Coffin, wire-room. Besides the amid quantity o
articles to his Bee. be has added to his stock an amok
merit of **Fisk's Patent Metalio Burial Cases." an arti
cie of decided Woe.
Sloss:—,'hers, if no surer sign of the popular ettr
rent on the :Presidential question than the lone of the
independent and commercial journals of the country.*--
In 44 they were more or leu friendly to theelection of
Mr. Polk. in'Atfiere was not one.within our reenfiectitin.
that did not openly or indirectly fluor Gen. Taylor ; end
now. fn 1552.: Where are they ? In Sew York city there
ere bUt two papers. The Times and The Tribune. that
heartily support Gen. Scott; and they are of the Sewatd.
"woolly head." •higher-lavr" stamp: The Mirror. Cour
ier and Enquirer. ttpress. Commercial Adeirtiser. all
wbig popery, while they do not advocate the election of
Geri. Picker.. in the full f the term. jiver the pre;
tentioni of Gen. Scent a Mast uncomfortable cold shah?.
der; The herald. Stsn, , Day Book, Eremiag P . 0817 end
Journal of Commerce. may tai said to advocate the elect
ion of Nestor with more or less warmth.' The Herald
sets down the aggregate Circulation of the daily press, to
New York at one handre'd and forty-five thonsandsheets
perb...exl of this number there ern one hundred thou
sand sheets per day opetily or quietly opposed to Gen.
Scatt's election and triumph. A similar stars of feeling
estate in Boston. among', the commercial journals; only
one.'we believe; Du Atlas. cordially supporting Gen.
S co tt. These sra.- , nne!nnt in be mistaken. and the pol
mimeo that diarneards tiiffi in hi• esliwnislins• •1‘,.••• h•
la not postoo.".,
The Niagara Converition.
This farce has coin. and gone. It has "strutted its
brief hour Upon the stage," and, like any other farce. left
no mark behind. Our whig friends are proverbial for
this ape . eies of elip•trap ; but never, we think; hive thee
so effectually " put their foot in it," as, by this demon,
strutinn. They think the people blind and ignorant. but
they are mistaken—grossly mistaken ! The people can
see it was not to celebritte Jo.dear•bought victory' of Lott
di's Line that they. eller a sleep of thirty years. called
them together ! They can see the gross inconsistency
of this pretence, hence they laugh at its; hence its ef f ect.
if it hos any. will be directly contrary to that intended.—
Indeed all accounts front the rale go to prove this. - The
Befftle Courier says it, is the general testimony of W4lB
Who were precept. that z..'s a meeting for political effect.
it was .2'1.461%10 a failure. The interest of the multi
tude. much to their credit; appeared to have been taken
np.with the Falls, and the magnificent sewers - . this
being the first visit of 'it least three %loaners from abroad.
There.was but, little inthevialm manifested, except to
wirdnigho became ,rather boisterous %Oh quite large
numbers who hid relented to artificial means of produ•
eine it. The wire-palters. of enure,. sew to it that the
ipteelies were properly applauded, and that tin: bands kept
up the ft teeing spirits if thelista.iers by proper interludes.
to regard to the number 'resent. the Courier says it
was very respectabletthere having been probably from
12 to 15.01 persons df all ages. and setae, and politics
on the Foetid duriag!the tint*. 'The fact that the Falls
—the greatest naturaf curiosity on the continent,—could
.be visited at half pride. attracted large numbers whose
cariosity hednever kidfure been gratified. And then. this
is
. the lessens of the year when every conveyance is full,
I
wending their way t .the witepne places, among which
Limier& holds a fiat rank in popUiarity with pleasure'
seekers. The deiire too, to see the rand military
play thet'*as promised on the occasion:drew in others, BO
OM was quite a i respectehle crowd. One faet, which w
have from gond authOrity- , 4e."every body in general an
tio one in particular`" ) —•dernonstrate" fully that it was th
Palls, and unt'pulitiels. thaf drew the crowd together.
is this. Over one 'lluatlred (tektites Were reported i
attendant from Penitssivania; but'when the proressio
*es form • d but area solitary, rotors looking "tape etante
felt into li time in the place issigued for the delegation trot
the Keys :11d: the rest had vanished in search, perhaps
of sonnet ing more entieeniug than •Psoep." Whethe
e martyrs, in Slew of their melancholy situ*
led theenselvei• with a re rain from that appro
lad, "When lahall we thi4 meat again."
to fulbw in'the footstiliatof their
these thr
tlon. coo
prime 'be,
conclude
we are not advised.' , l The fact, howeve
ho inquiri—Where w p s AD Scott Eittbasiasol
tompani
suggests
e of the leading Dernoe!alio journals are e
infutty conscious of the noneiske made by-the
Copselotion in tit* uontanatioa of FMIIIILLII,
G‘titie:
LT So
•idrntic
Sabena!
Punts 1
An on
of this t
**tomtit' j
cs of fact is worth a pound of fiction; in vie
th will the 'Gauls giros las the Names of t
Dsmaloratic journals" that are thus •• pain fel
." Os thinkit will " pats" oar cotempora
al to ao it. or else he is !not ••painfully co j 1
f a aileros'.
tonatios
good d
scions"
Q 3 Gauls bas *. brok. oat aosin in a now arrot."!
The lEUieberbOckor Garden didPio pay—it was too
up towsii or amino Inbar good and sifUnient reason, b.
bo ban arraelodsd to try Ilia fortes+ down town-4to
sow in nio:nrae of Walters' Grocery.
Tait • Sorriatat lumniaa." is tits seats of a ea
tat Deeteeratki, piper. jest started at Ipawiteetotra. f
by W. iilvrort!. & Soo.. It give. leiminitsecoe
for the Empire Stile of the West.
sr? th. Gazert, mu. as that shit whip oso 04 getti i
musical. and right /OW matured." i From tbie we Is e.
that our, cotenrporiiry is willing to•Odoilt that they her a
bees nmiskal" .or very " good , mated." Wen. I
are & oil to hear It. for raully thi Iltove bees ON
ere-begone N i of iielitielaiiii ohne zioothoodea of P
-... •,
we ever saw.
liteliddli wax
A
The 'wintry he. boos •Mattlett from its propriellri by
news that OW siatersal "seeable. Mrs. BIA has fan
steps tole-eseart ber eisehoeive claim to the &bedsit oa
the cos* of New Fosailitsod, ets.. etc.. by ordering •
large naval forte there to protect and enforce obodienee
to her dimmed,. The claim she now sell op. we be
lieve. is predicated epon treaty stipulations of 1818. bet
never seriously asserted until now. The query would
satire* anise to every rtfhintibi man why, if Entitled
s
trl
posse exchtsive rights bg that treaty to the &hales
on fh coast et bee piessessioies" on this . reagens,: she
has be le so lardy is asserting await —tiffiy she should
let ova a dfrOln here rightsbe. i . d - fete to 105 2 :. 'wi th out
an effort to "mintetc! them I—Why she should do so i
now withal at loait giving - Brother JensthaW notice
of see h intention? Thil is the season of the yearl
whea iheie beaks swarm with our Betterratia. and yet.
coi
in th e angsse of Mr: Mason. of Va.. **suddenly Is ith.. i
est n We of soy kind, we are informed from the ptitiliel
joureab. and eetnii-offiehilly by • sort of prociamationL
from qteSeeretary of Stale. thlt "I very large British nal
vat finite has been ordered into those seas, for the purl
pogo edenforoing, at the tnoeth of the ciliate, the coni
eirsetba which Greet Moshe he. now recently deterA
mined to place twit the Cenvention of 181 . 8. Now, wit
had ilippoesd in this civilized ego, and be f tweeo two soy
rice as thole of Great Britain and the United Siamese
coon
that
l oio it the purpose of England to revive hct euu
on at thts'Couvantion. and require thaitahoul
Greta. amity. ordinary quitity. national cooties_
have required that unties should late beau give
street
be •o
won
t detehnittatioe s ou the part or Greet Britain. Be
of ih
who ea such notice is given; when, on the contrar . _
the rut information which meths& us,' is That Ore
Brit +) has ordered into thous seas a large naval arc
for tliie purpose of enforcing this alleged 601, we kmo .
not whet light it may strike others. but it strikes us as
a fa higher offence% than a breach of national courtesy;
if •no orinsolt and indignity to the whole American
tiero , lo." As Great Britain never does any thing 'with
out reason—without au end in view—its most look he
yon the mese qoestiOn of fishing rights—deeper than
the ome of the cod' fish—for the motive that has pro
true d this sadden concentration of a Naial force on our
ens t. The reason is obvious. The Cansdas..foesome
ttin past. have been endeavoring to get. what they cull
• relciprocity in trade between thin country end theirs
LikO most each measures that have a British origin, how.
mi., the reciprocity. when satin ized. proves In be chiefly
i f
on ne side. In a word the Canadians want Congress
to dmit certain of their staples, but are unwilling to al.
losi l the free egress of oars into Canada.- Despairing of
securing thi a one-sided bargain in the moat way. they
hole hit upon this strict construction "of the treaty of 18 IB
awn sort of grand coup de main, aluch wilt enable them
Ate Barry their end by assault. as it were. It is in plain
language. the sudden kick 'eh* is tai make Brother Jo.
nilltan ,come to term.. Hutto thisr as in most other
es ea. Mn.i Bun mistakes the temper of the American
pe ph, if she fancies she een. by any each proem.. drive
thin into the required confession . In truth, by this pri
er ding, she has prevented. now and forever. the success
of her BF/exigent reciprocity act. It is exceedingly ill be
regretted. as well on her account Li oar own. that drat'
arkein baoordered her armed mute to drive ofroM
6shing'ernft. The timeaare'not those in which either
.hyoid be engendered between the two gieat
brlinches of the Anglo-Saxon race. or difficulties be ppm.
td in the way of fair and upright negotiations between
thit governments representing those two branches. With.
omit Visite eaeo . ptirposials order. the present difficulty could
helve been adjusted, we have no doubt, iu an hour's con:
venation between Secretary Webster and kir. Crump.
tot). Nor ttii we think there will be any serious
even now; for both these gentlemeiz are •prutleiit ho.
niiirable !outcome', and diplomatists; and if the ectutro•
Tem a notesettled, both speedily and amicable. it will
not'be thefiqatilt. Tile British goternment, however.
clone( pie/ any insuperable obstacles in the way of on
adjust mint of tbe dafttialty. for it once formally yielded
our ( yeastia the right of fishing in the Bay of Fundy.
icf ,:stn_
A Vifor4 tit th a 9 wa l t 4 !
•
Bert here goottemen o fthe timutts. a lord with you!
on itsio been busily engaged in- trying to idlest)*
sthsitie votes against Geo.. Pleven, from the eirennt-
s soca that the State in which he resides is Democratic.
and has an illiberal provision in its Constitution forbidding.
4.thotico to holidoflite. And the la •Tt has been made
ia-now making. iu the face of -the fact that Gen.
f'ierce exerted himself to have this ohnoxious prevision
wiped from the Constitution. TWO being the oase 7 mid
you can't deny 40—what course are. you goinz to take
with your candidate forVico President—Graham. of North
'Carotins—when you learn that.a similar provision exists
in . the Constitution of North Carolina. Will you sal that
Air. graham should net be supported by the Catholic So
-1
tom. Will yen say, that he should beheld responsible
for this clause being retained th the Constitution of the
;old Ishii BMus of North Carolinal. The 32d article of
Ithe Constitution of North Carolina provides as follows:
p, flo o who shell denv the beinit of trod, or THE
;TRUTH OF THE PROTESTANT RELIGION, or
the Divine authority of either the Old or New Testa tueni l
i or who shall hold religions principles incompatible with
the freedom end safety of the State.. shell be capable of
holdiely any °five of
or place - trust `or profit, in the
deperttnent within thie State." • ".
Will the. Gazette tell us *het Mr. Graham has dose fel
'have this article shit heu from-the Constitutiou of 4u',
Siete We hope our botemporery won't flinch. but walk
dp to the “rack fodder.or no fodder."
ILT Geouatal—The Washington Maim say the eoar
(titian of things in Georgia is alike unprecedented and'
significant Nobody there goes for the regularlY.nonii
listed candidate of the whit party. General Scott can
not find friends enough there to form an electoral ticket
for him 1 Yet Georgia voted by a large niejority , fet
Geo. Te3lor. and, while the whiz pasty could clairri
position its a nntional parts. has always been considered
a doubtful or Whig Suite. Now, this state of things isi
Georgia—where it appears that there may be two elewi}
oriel tickets for Pierce and King. and none for Chow
Scott—proves in the clearest possible tn.:suer that Scott '
will not get a vote south of Maeuu and Dixon's line.—
Georgia is fairly entitled to be called the Empire State 0(
the South. In railroads, in manufacturiee. in ell the ele
ments of material wealth and progress. she atands'nearly
at the head of the southern States. flier 'infinsiiCe is
the southern section is deservedly verypeat. In all res•
pacts the interests of her inh ;tants at it
m' identiced with
those of North Carolina, Kent s. and Tennessee t yet
in Georgia the Scott whip cannot even form a party or
raise a ticket. What hope of success have they then.
in these last-named contiguous States t 1
ex A lair, delegation from this and neighboring pla
ces are in ausudisnee at the tiaegara Conrenties. It is
estimated that five or six 4tuadred Welt passage ma the
cars ou - Monday; aad amity MOM today (rnesday).4—
Cesenserrial. . .
[ 1
1 The above is s fair sample of whig " estitnatee;" and
from it we can reedit) , arrive at the numberii at toe rim.
on Tuesday. This -.• estimate" makes the delegation
from this faction amount to tram 1000 to 1100: Whereas
the *Staid number - of tickets sold by the 11si t lroad 'Com
pte wale liee-hunitrid and sixty sines, or• *boot' oat
fourth of the Commercial". 1 . tratlinete." Thia intiludes
every body that WWII down oo thoie days—trhige, dem
ocrats. wattles and beys . ..-all, in feet. attracted by the
half-priee fair. and the prospect of seeing the crowd and.
visiting the rails. There is no mistake in these tiger's,
for we have them from tlis Coodoetor himself: whe al
though a whit. don't deem it a part of his political ditty
tr tin tiply gcteal facts by four! '
VT Immo a . Asp Dm O.—T ha Seat two. holies that
they hem sot :hoses at all whitest these two/ kluge; hove'
is their desperation vestseed to lerimeie a hope of ear.
ryisg es* or Seib et them. Jives * a piece of *Mgr tee
gamey. takes ea the spot. whit* is worthy of their et.
testi ye eeeshisretioe:
..
Pr "Ge To iCirseseae.—.Ties Lafayette (Isdisna),lketr
if seej. a whit paper. sere; 'Wise& will gofer Piero*. frith
. out doubt; or erillOhie. We meet keep a leek est-for
• JK•eteeky—sh• too, Is en thy uses. What time sad
4,• have to devote to-that Shelia ldt Aims be
1 mese! yes
~ ..
1 1 ms} daere*set kors, wbery on have asiblittio int
ptet. " . ,
A fiita "lhasta)g.' •
The David' Aciltress very joettiandiagsarks diet .
"me .r the illeMis perm thatVieeral Bawdiest rts is
is 1840 wish Ga. Depteaskie es • backer. tI. Ewers
that Gen. Depreasioa has always favored the whit side.
He announced that the very feet of Gen.' Barflies's
election would add Three HondasPAllliiosts if dollars to
the value of property in the United States t . That trash
t hig inducement. andthe complaining old General hied
tosea the'electinn Inarvison on thg strength of due as
!
tedium Mr. Clay krn with Gen.yrosperiay. and it is
Meetly *5ll known that Gen. Prosperity is - death et\ the
wlkige. , Mr. Clay ir defeelF4. la 1848, Gee. Tolle,
rim with Gra. Deris ion. ,tier. DeatraCtiou I. a tsar•
Iroleetend scrotum, able ',old •arab g nd. whp inehroat*d
Monett' foto the D. octane perry. and_of doom.. O.D.
Te)lor eras elected. io spite or hie esertioes the bent..
°mut :carried their standard in triumph in Moen• dlr. :
cereal Slates. a Didiracties is a silo old sinner.
perket I turneoat. an. withal a great liar. He commas
lied the left urn a true army. and lara4st distinitiou for
has Ire abetq. t quo to hail or Benedict Arbour• He
caused to be siortentiored all our i'orts. Arsenals. and
•
over al l hundreu thousand prisoners in Nejw York. sud
ironed numerous reinounciunseistais in other States.—
After our defeat MAIM. General Destriliticub gave up
his •consmission to General Prosperity. and -the latter
Geteral. with old Gen. Harmony. agsieLentered the
fii•ld and defeated the enemy In twitiatt-site States. and
lu faun others eame,ufr with equal honourGin. Pros
prrity Gen. Heritiouy are both vetbrattniu our ranks.
and 04yr again are in the field on behalf of the Demo
ciatie 'Party. They ! di drive the 'Alga from every
strong hold of their iarty. • Their entripehments—a
most -clumsy Worit—in Ohio and 'Pennsylvania are alp
ready giving we and Limit' deserters are rilbuing through
the country in every direetien. - crying,for glitter. Their
ridiciloes rase de perm by which thry•t;' l ropoted to en
trap the foreign eitiseus hes been discaverrd and capes
eel ; and already that portion. of our poptlktion We pour.'
ing into the scott ranks a most deadly fir# of Democrat
ic grape and canister. Another coup de kiain, in vogue
with theta. was to wealth the head quer*. of the gallant
pieties. aadpour in_upoo him a deadly fire of Billingsgate,
but there again the hosta of the Deinucraky were posted.
and a alma but active fight drove the miscreants from
the field: Their present planLis to call in. all their goer-
Miss And to concentrate their Whole forcirty Niagara. and
••
fall down upon the Democracy.
_Thar, too. is a fail
ure. The Democratic soldiers are fri4ly laughing at
their desperation ; the cosnritanderof their right wing.
Gen. - Seward. and Gen. Apathy in comnia' tid of the Cen
tre, together with Gen: Rum. in charge f.l the ••thei.lit
of the south." are already trembling in their boots, and
the bloodless cnuntenalices of their motley soldiery bete
-1 ken an earl) Hight of the whole Army. j Meantime. the
I Democratic hosts under Generals. Prosperity,atia Her
tunny, are pressing on to the scene of cu l titairt. each matt
eager tut the fray. t end confident of a giiirious victori.
~.
Bnoth`3r "Fire in the Bear:"
We know the sensitive UOlllOll Of o ur 11111 . 1 g COtOMpOtIt.
I
ries are nwfullyahocked at our parsdiva suck documents
as the ifollowing before their eyes. hut Wis COO . I help it—
we arq boosd to let_ ti's people see the •firi in the rear".
of the wing cesididat . ' Rev. C. W. Oestisou. the wri
ter of he lolluweig.as the Editor of •C)sty Coax 4."
t.,r
a Webster is tug pep fin Boston. Ile liras %leg all Aver,
having received ca l si , puintutent froba Gra. Taylor,'
which tie resigned, hcilwever. to establislt •'Our Country "
The antnnes....aotion. of Which this is;tho first cud sou
cludielg parts, we find in the Beaton ffgice Brassie. a nes
cellatrou• and religious paper: .
To tee .F.:dttor of Ike Oltes brunch: ' ,
lknit Sin:— Voor good-natured par graph respectin g
me, iii the (Mies brunch of the 17th esst , in the artiste
fieel i d ~•Putdm end Nuldield :Ceres,' calk. fur c brief
dike is
Mien. uWets your ittell.kiititch ?liberality. and the
pltasent per,onal'relationa that have lui4g existed between
as. uiul al once mishir toe to give. :,
I jilt' happy to taunts you that 1 heve completed my
arra gement.. fur issuing sii failependent Mobbed Jour
nal: i It will be eirculated gratuituu.4 during the cam
paign. : The initial nursibm will appeir on the brat pros.:
istio.! In state mid Character it a to be etertiter to ••Our
Ciiatitry." but *tit be, wholly devoted.to the discussion of
P ( '!".ftitint i riVelieit ' nerat: c0ncitt5.4„........ .. '''
, .
that' nder no conceivable eireunt emotes could I support
Gen Scutt. I have fur years been ciativinced that • al
thou h nobly 'breve and greatly successful in military life.
;
his itnnZiples on ceihin tviestion?, hill habits. tastes and
Itemiser era such. ll9i would render it ensile for the coati-
I try to plice limo In the 'matted post of ihe P *Weary. In
INsildikton to all this. 1 re ga rded and still g ird sundry
I. surtundings uf!Geti.. Seatt air in ninny r pert% °Wee
1, tion ble—especiLllv in ..‘ , /PW, of the critic* condition of
I, certain nationallaffatea. both et burrnsand oad., And
!' whr..n , to mown the whole, he was pet in °utilisation at
I/mil l ion:ire by a series of snotrerneuta that am satisfied
were secret , sel fi sh, fraudulent and ei.etto al, at the ea
, cri6e, on the pert•of certain Nonnerri Deel gates. of 111 r.
' Webster. I could no longer_ heehaw st's to y path of du
ty./It &tea not Weems. me to 'pea for ny ours else;
"but, is forme, that path is "straight, lief plain before
my face." ; ' .r-
Determined oriiiee and judge for tricse.f,ll took a kind
letter of intro:l . ooton from yea. midi in ittionpialtv with
your sigrerable assistant editor. waitryi oil !Hem. Frank.
1
lan Pierce. We met • favorable restepti a. and (nand
him in all resifrete equal ,twoor iv:l:retail as, General
Pierer reminds me more of the true Vag is gentleman.
the , will collected. pisheihed. well into4nted 'lawman. the
wile'
.hearted,*eurraas - and chttralrio As email' itoldier
of th, Old Munition. than any . Mau items ever met to
Newil•ttigland.', He hat 'stood well the test or the most
reolliint personal abuse. • He hesibeen public!y endorsed
by ,Me. Webilr!. as will q,unlsfied for:tho Presidency; and
insistent) as thst dtatioguished gentleman will not prob..
ahly I sland much longer.as en independent candidate. 1
see 40 other course for his Democratic friends to pursue
but lie support OeueralPieree. . ti '
'l4 takin't am airs* that I shall incur
certa(n,e from ariou quarters. But for that 1 sin pro
per d. and shat there tire taks it cheerfully mid abide it
paii nay. Abuse f in: certain daises in stri4et7 is the
hit est praiss of t a good man. Yours truly.
C: W. Damson.
iiinn.),uly 19..1852.
Corahill.
The Comm ll Tl thinks if %albs money spent et
• ire** the,other riled ”beeti inve‘ted" In circa-
. _
i
lati g that piper. "" more good in the ease. of virtue.
mo slily. and band politica. might have 'been 4 ine."—
A end at our elbow suggests' tbei query whether the
Ed tor in speaking of "virtue" and I•Morality.`! as being
ir lt
p `. , °limed t rough hi. columds. has any reference to
the half colt u advertisement or the notorious Madame
Re tell. aliae. l -• Dr. A. N. kteurittean." which weekly
up. ars id hiseoluottuf. '
Lvotcitolvo.—Tho story of the old, 'gnaw. who yost
papaw once on a time, . and who, despite the 'Min.
got ilontpretty well for veins y.eani seder the con
iSQUPOCIO of rum and totticce. till boo dey getting
vett* boozier than common—say •crying drunk"—she
up a terriblo pow-wow over her poor baby, dead.• keg
is ago"—reminds the Detroit /tine erase forcibly of
wonderful time , the whigs have just now had
tr the battle or Lundy's Lane. +hick has slept quite
indly witheet a celebration for selms thing odd yen,*
til it is all at once premed into the series of an eirC•
neering campaign by the same Only who declared the
i of 1812 ••itiliaman. etichriatian. sad not justified by
troilism or humanity." Poor whigeti—poor squaw!
• —l_
. i The Gess* appears to has, aft issiee - proolirity for
, • pfssontatirle. if not Tor deeneright ifalrohood. when
I' ' Meg to ea. For instance. in ?justly condom log the
I
E n.
I obese of Cifidifistes:tbat Polar affaarta that
" Goa ileott's character la pleetifelly beepriskled" in our
11111 t: " with, such e4ares epithets se 10 , addl•-pate.".
" dosaagogui." . and !ether terms of ridicule." New.
I. 'ilon't 'bleat to beiag lied abort Oecuionally. bit
Olio esestanti strewn :of stierepreekstation la ermogit to
*ear not that potence of a saint. ledjav Sr. sot am of
that senor. by a good dial. The *oldie will tunes no.
this. if w• brand this &liberals falsehood. • . Ger pa
per hurt week did sot eontais a aingle.oreetenco "'WWI
lag" Cies. Scott. eithiar as a milker Scan. or as a states-
Mark though sverrbody karma wn aright with a good
deal if truth "ridicele" his prateetions to Oro litter.—
Neither did we nee the word "dentagowee" in 'wealth,/
of his: and as for "addle-pete,"i we now used it is
speaking of soy oast Wood wo"bardly think we ever
knew of bat one perform it wield be really applicable to,
and that is the writer of tbo Smelts we refer ti.
fer
The Seveeneh' Rqnarscoit (tiahla Whig) nts
thikt the laritlitetioe' reeelved the 6 shrive. Note or the
Mitt. , /evilest the behet Met tOsfiKoolhowt, in
thoorigia. eet SOO en tidbit to take Oen. Beerr:‘,
EDITOZIAI
Cr A /nu+ or Ass appeared lik the stre•ta of New Or.
)naps No a. We thought the raM was Whist..
110 — AgreMpeoeral may be a great statesman. but the
tact that ha is the first is so 'airlines that, kat is qui
tr The w eat basest is coming in tittor lit this pirt
of the (woo . The yield is pod; the grain siolualli
pi :mp, sod i has beett houtsed'in exeolisat ,order.
ott min may he very eathusisetie iO this
ay most con Sue it all to thamselvat—it
is the usual way.
cr . The =
tegise, bit t
net exhibits
...Somebody te,siie a Seett 'mtg. A
" would be piefered. For further, perligb.
the "market Neese tpqac"
i,cr Mut •
'9•Sight singe
Isis eaqiire
CET The Commercial does'at Joke the word " f-i-s•
2:1-e ;" an. no weeder S it bar been 00 fitulini" ever
sines it bad a •' habitation lad .11 name."
T.—The chargairot tratisporti sg the rentals'
on the steamer client New , York to Albany.
hotfoot" of committee. were $3.347. -
ar Curt
of Mr. CL♦
inchidlog•f
IStautoai the pragmatist' woman Of Western
Idolises in American to be "a machine that
- o jli - cf for three score years and ten.'!
Losisiani Constitutional Convention hive
•roposition prohibiting the introduction of
i hat State, from other Sates, as merchandise.
m ro.
Dilw-York.
squirts too
QT The
rejected a
slaves into
ew York paper says everything in 'this coon•
except nigger' and editors; The remark
rod, is time in the main.
LEY' A.
try is free.
though ell ,
Ws
beings dy4
diedont !
AT'S IN TIM Wiso`l—That story of PIZIRCI.
'Aar& started by the Nees York Tribuiss. bits
Eff its are malting in Allame to esthblisti a ship
ceitill .nye the Florida peninsula. front Abe Atlantic to
the Gulf dr ;Mexico.
r 11e is the advantage of being Fat. Fat men
'win) mo ueeasily than spare men, because fat is bghter
than wan* ;'the fatter a snarl the more bubyant he is.
liww a s TIM MIGHTY Fat.t.Eri.—mt the decency
part} baits thrown ot£ their starched dickies and now
answer tt4he cognomen of '•soup boys.!'
, .
tLi It lie said that Senator ByII igrees with Par
son i Brosenlow. that Scott will be beet in Tennessee by
abont10.10) majority.
Niger !Rats.—Au extensive malleable iron foundry,'
is labouQ to be established in Worcester., Mass., by,i
iCtsatiscv & Co.. giving employment'te from
5.i to a 100 hands.
i to
so
Tito New York Day Book . is that there ate
.iany !Whigs seeking adMission at ••Taminani , " that
it it; sari4usly contemplated to enlarge thai old heisd guar
teri of ts 4 liemoeracy.
.401 01,,
I '
he Cleveland True Drmncrat ea that E. C.
.y, E•q ,of Ell rim. phlo. tousle y a Whig hal
as c h ar as the “glisEe9ol noon- ay" for Pierce
sk I
Gary,
le DU
Kit'
tiiiMhe Halifax! Drill •Ainerican i4ye there is be
, eyer. that gold. real veritable hqs been
in Dioira Scotia, in large cinanetties and of
1/113
2=
IS
TIE
Oil 7 ysass of age. j feet 9 inches high. weighs
and with whisken and moustaches ••fully equal
of Kostsatii.'! (ao says the description) is on ex=
in Rochester. •
lir
716,1
lhoge•.
,itton
t 7 1101100RACT.--The London Court Journal asp)
niy tLawrence," wife of Abbott Lawrence. displayed
ore 10121411 a diamonds ind brilliants - oaf the Queen's
t Jostle than any other lady in the royal presence. --
1 ady Lawrence!" Oh! s _
• fla" The Fredoulailee have discovered another spring
natutri gas. The discovery was made in dining e,
ell tit the Johosod House. This accounts for the Fre
nirtiteie koinia• ~,,, e•notnflil
SS."
41.
fdythe telegraph we learn from Boston that i,
Jrtantidespatches from Mr. Webster to the Americi
Otitis+ at London. were taken not by the means!
,t,'snadi. which left Boston on Wednesday They p
ably rielate to the colonial cod fisheries.
ILT The editor of the New Orleans Accra's
tely misfits a handkerchief made fronythssilk gra
I
londnras. which for fineness of teztare and durabil
• .
• r exc*eds any linen he had erne seen. At was in
,a Lo*Won.
QT New York papers are full- of reports' about
bAttot;tren fraud and the rascality of the Mexican c/a
The Illerahl says that the Senate Committee's ape
report will astonish the country. Let 'er rip ! We
anziotts to get astonished ones more !
Paw Bike us. Potteics.—The Commercial
us that •*ienmotise amiss hate been pouring in fro,
parts •f the nation" on their way to -tho : Falk!. No
least doubt of it—that bird it always oo hand when t
is a dead carcass about. ..ad 'every body knows whig
died i natural death at Baltimore in June !
flstrt.—A petition has been sent to the U ;S.
Senate. signed by many merchants of Boston, pm jog
for the recognition of the independence of • Hayti, for . the
sake of her large. and increasing trade with this country.
Thera is no chance of its being favorably received. • ,
Itl Recollect that - the Whip. at the last elections.
whorl the contest turned on party questions. hard ire 7
cared majorities in only four States—Vermont.
sea. Flonria. and Tennessee, and that General Reott
stands little chalice or hotting a majority in eithet.;ert
ceptipi Version ti I'
IQ' Nearly an the Democratic papers that we op' en'
give the uanies of seceding wirigs who vow their dekeri
wination to- vote for Franklin Pterce: We have(ncit
rooritt for the twentieth put of the annunciations o itas
kind; if we had we - do nut know what the Garizill and
Cosensoroal would do-.—they feel so awfully as it is
Parmartios IVaasezi. The directors of t
the goatee Mille at Arnaebory Meas. haviag cut o 'th t e
fifteen initiates hitherto allowed (or the ateu's luuctleotit.
all the girl. io the mills. eight ,haudred is suushes; re
famed to work. Red tho milts ate now standing 14140
tiers, is a ' , kr." , Wale." which it would be well for, the
proceFtionisis to e>amis• lute.
Er Woir'v Go fins —Au attempt was made lat
Cleveland the other day. Joys the P/Missieder. by T 4.
uoutir. FANCR. a Garman Whig, to get up a Gernain
Wing meeung and ratify SCOTT. He was set on piets
lily b 1 the Post Office clique. and alter penunbalatihg
the 'Whole city could not find a cab load of Gemini's
who would go it. and be rive up the , ghost. Thep
know their friends better. Mr. F. is a Wool Veslet t : but
he unmet wool his countrymen on this 'natter.
Er The Scots "enthusiasm and fire" is being post
poned alrbrer the country. , The Ohio Mus Cimvention.
which wee to come off at Columbnisin the 22d. has been
postponed to a Mere convenient Beeson. when the grass
on the prairies gets scorched by an /August son. The
great Scary convection called to meet at_ Macotti—
Georges. en the 4th of August. has been postponed to
the /Bth. "to give" u the telegrspb reports. "the peo
ple tints to tally." F 91113 present' indications. we bare
ditatathe &Unit= would be glad to g hats the else
dell postponed also fur a season.
1? A %mugs !—Tbe Whig pipers tell us :that
Stott " 11 sever yet led to defeat." History ten. es that
he led a most disastroni and discreditable defeat at
Queenstown Heights. on the 13th of October. 1815. la
that liattlehe wits not only defeated by a greatly inferior
force tint he was also taken prisonerly the British ;"and
witlrbins the British took more prisons," than they bad
man in the tight !—We do not slats this historicil ; fact
to detract from Geo. Bcott's well satoed
_military fame.
bat simply to show bow readily and recklessly his Orli
'esarsieleity history So hte'oirriess and prose his
-
n!'!"7 - ' II NI
The wants if a portios of the peePle of tbis'Stat o ,
with regarditibises of Railroads *bleb psis through s o
Northern bowls/lei seems to us at once selfish and Mie n .
Bible. The• shiers Railroad. is finished to E r i c P ...
11 ,
from puffrhi. tie .Cleveland. Painesville sad Ash to .
bola track will, on be completed to the Ohio State Lw.
This will Maw say . tionayfeur milea-'—lyibir • bens",
this point and de, to make auntie an iron link bets.",
Galena and ton. St. Louis and New .York. B ow.
seder these ci omelettes+. would it be believed chit ti.
vat interests is ennsylvania have thrown every obstreo ,
don in the grey Ohl' improveniend They boos doe s
it They peu "tied the Govermir; they beseiged the At.
1
utility Liener• ; they declared. that the iatereet o o f the
Old Conimonw alth m it' titillating@ imperative. A
ttiev sued out ou injun don. before .the Supreme Coen
of Teurtsylvaiii a; to .st all work on their twenty tier
Odes. The Supremo rt refused to great it. Tv,"
roli
dciaiou, was made lest week, and. we bop.. this '4l be
tke last ' h thittmean an seifieh action.
' Rival yi. betwieen Suttee we like. if it be loyal to rigid.
Al meal •
j ai
uttug for supreUlacy does cot alarm us. if it 1 ) ,
formable enlist pties,. Bot a miserly and mean non;
whichl Cool 7to it &A conquest. we despaw. *ad,
in aSt te, it IS Mat . What would it hoot Pei..
Sylvanie to atop ear R dread at the State Llt;e? t)hie
would not autionit to su h injuetice. Every foot o r p o „.
Sylvaniit' lino , , and ev . dollar of her 'capital. a t ter as
the lam wool twriai * would be caked to teeth leer t.
snow What j . lice is.. ad (ode it. .
4 But po pat i tic ciu nof ei th er Suitt wiehee to s e ,
each a Confli . We rejoice. therefore. "n ;be d oooroo
if the glepre Court itif Pennsylvania et 'once honotstile
M thetote. d beneficial to lb* nada,. It will ',lm o
'ell sel f bri ry. It will put down uow and heteiPe r
the ate u anangeeloolicy of a few act of Patient.
id
Saa ho Id dated, the peace of both States , sod
Sort ta pr ertty a both. without benefiting m oo t ,
dime.
Th Road ii
Erie. 1 The
deep t tliei I
Th oboe ~
to t h e tier
one of the•moi
railroad ' isle,
beer, at the,
sinews lof a
ill now be completed in a few Weeks 10'
en having control over the litot nil net
oats; or allow salient to do it.
from th; Cleveland True Democrat. S ara.
The war upon the railroad neat hes Le la
t selfish we ever saw; and that the Cewrc
t of this State—not the Stets itsev.4 l .
ttorn of it, and in good "part furnished a l
t . the "materiel aid," we have ■o wore
doubt-than'tsf our eaieteuce. But it is now ended—t'm
wenterti road,which John 11. Walker boldly proclaimed
i i ,
in our Court louse he had "nailed in its eotrimi,- ka s
chine out of t • fight unscathed. It will be butte—µu
Wailing. an - deepite the efforts of those who hate op.
posed it--indeeptte the threats of their organ. the Ga.
=lie, a few Weeks ago, that the 'watchword 'mild ime
be "viol v."lwe shall have the satisfaction eta three
months more, or see r iog the cars from Cleveland arriving
and departing'daily i 4 our city: What • kips! rebuke
minim wtll be c+.Walkei, as Co.? What a coninteotory
upon' the Wonted plower and influence au" woeld be.
Congressman at home and in the Imitalettire. He t.
been - defeateo at every turn! fits potitieal Mi T eisearr as
beett'brokenidontithis tverteual popularity i i .eattered to
the four winfial—and his legal acumen deviled ors art,
by the Suprme Court! Did any great mono (1) ever is
into so larg
• hole bud come out of so itoall o•e! !NI
=;rn
transit gluri
Hy tho'by
stand to
Court, ex
tioottiou t t
ecuted
rate plut;dei
we may as well sac here, whst•we elide.
fact. that the' investigation in the •Sui r•ev
erf the feet Inite prominently. that ti , . 0 : -
e iVesteto Railroad has breo 414 ate i'... ! -
n!y by a set of ticklers edvetim t .. .
i• who dare not proceed' in their .. - . •
Imams
Advertisements.
New
MA"
,
VV E hate
which
at.te n hen
Erie. Jury •
few ropir. r of thi * popular work reinairiv.;% , :r.
• c will 'biome of et the rwiular price. 61"A:Vall
.ree In elected l're.idet.t. &
1 12.12-12. No. 11 Brown'''. MAO.
retro 1' Theatre : I Theatre 11l
IN AND - FRENCH THEATRICAL
'f-PL:IiFORMANCE,
On the extra ew but stale ia the elegant ltalia
m lee. D. E..-
aviv. Rail sod F. change. on SATURDAY 114VEN1314:. it
I.Y . 31. Ir3l First ppe.arancr !pith's city Of the Grassi Genres
aid FlVlCApail,' ratio Trmipe, under the orepaiewneot of
Messrs. A. NRO 'l' er, DF.ET:4, from the Royal Theatre , f
;last' Berlin—they perforn during the winter season at the
Aster Place Opera essir:New York. where they were receive!
with great a pea d crowded houses every nigh!, liaturi fay
Th
OEI2II
• 31, will tie piefented the eonneopere. 2 lo One Am
lEB AND- VIVANDIERE aftel which aft. tom•
Evening. /11
of the OM
Is ne ,Act. of rite Va.niers aaTuaN, Or The'reif fa
after which an Exactser Bst.c.ta from the Oncis
Hem/lar The. orlhonlio tr. ea« ,
ughat,le Farce with Dances and M0Nt1,..14 1 Att. en.
! /PROMISE BERIND TUE cumir.v. or Tee
01.
7—eurtains will raise at 8 o'clock, precisely.
nvtssins 25 Ciists.
IC 111
Ro • •
ws iki• • ••
etude with
titled THE
Disappoint
Doors open
Pales. ser
at. 11-51. BENRODT k DECTZ.
wider best, "rid ti„---;Sse.rimi Peri-01.'44*re.
Erie. Jul
,71r
WILICTIIDI
no.kßl) ir.d.a furni,hed Room for a gentleman and wife in
li priv4terfainily where there are tint few Boarßera. A.Mrew
Box TA br fall at the °thee of the Erie Cotinty fflutual iuoiraace
Co. 1 - 1112
Erie. Art;'
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31. 1032.
ionable Tailoring Establishment:
i • THE Subacriber. iirgratefully acknowledzing the lib
eyial.pateee:tee which he has received from the citizens
of !Brie tor the pint live years. would most iCipeelbte4
Bill their attention to his prevent location %using
erected a new shop on the east Side of fitat • mree., filo
dksi North Pfeil). and adjoining .1 H. Riblet h. Cos
14:0141e1 %Vare Rooms, he 15 orepaiell agaiii to wan up
• and accommodate his old patrons .tut (needs. atd
... «mei that by his usuql success in Making - pix,d rim'
t catty to continue in their Confidence. but afro. thin'
their itriluence, and by his own , integritv and attention to f•att•
ties. 10 eel. ute a liberal share of the public patronage aMO he
resneeibiltv solicits. '. .
Naval Ili t i . o Military Clothing made to order and Cuttiag for all'
err to inn up, done with care and promptness:
Erie. July SP. liii.4. JOHN Goa inifiG.
..
1
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JOHN GOALDING.
SitscnAter TAILOR. and Habit Maker—Shop on the " 14 "Je ef
Butte at t. to o doors north of Eight:and adjoining J. U. 114-
let it. Cd`ii Cabinet Ware-Room, Erie, Penna.
mrazum,
LL EX.IMINR FOR , FOURSELI - 1...
cabers would odor,' tots method of reournmg Over
e thanks to the citizens of Erie and •ie mit) .sr..l Its
ler:Illy, for the liberal-patronage hitherto etirojr r i
would state that they have just received from the t. 7
rk and extensive assortment of
BM
THE 51
Pine
puhlm Ite
them an
of New V.
.CABINET WARE.
, no.cimnv sofir of different Pt) les, n t horint. Fr•rtl
and Chair.. klabocany Table*. with and w Ithaca
with a lirt of other &tick% too numerous for newitpo'l
I of which are offered at prices lower than they ran
In any other e=tahl Ishmein. west of New York Tho
spirit of empty boast, but from a cont! tenon of
i all will dud who may lake the trouble to ossorutr a-i
..antiontiort. - .
embrae in
tteetruead
ble Topa.
derail. ail
procured
said in n.
TIOLVIII. a
perm:mai
They
They hot
shortert
of thi•ir a
their faer
the edict
Matti
Erie.
111)11UP 10 manufacture all varietiet of cabinet Wirt' -
dkeinwlres in constant readiness fo furni-h. at iv
otice. articles of whatever style or quality l'unf..e
*tiny w give satisfaction, they invite to thmr
I ales fur doing good and cheap work., ite altruw.: •
of the city aud county.
set of all sizes kept constantly On hand.
ly 21, • J. 11. gar kr
Public Vendue.
TN consr:Ouence of the Subscriber haVini t 3 Or south for a k•
J. or s°. lie will expose at Punt le rendue, ow the premises v ~,
he now t yes, in liartorereek ibwnship near beide) 's Taw'
- ON §ATIMIIA V, AUGUST 14. 1852,
at lOo'clock; A. M. the following described pretterty, viz II 11 , '
Dem.:int.:OW*. ritiSliecp. a lot of Hogs. Far.olni rteopikk, a n ,,.., r
Or Ilives44 Beet , some tiriudEilt)l.o TURN,ITURE. sa a v i
Iron.. % anon and Harness, together with many other ava ^ ,',
too numrous to mention.
.
rElt. 8.--Smos under 13 00 Cash - on thele day of Fair, l• i
i
over tha f .
a credit of six or nine month* will be (oven up.. Ir.'
eudor paper. JOHN it. mii.i.- ,
Ham creek. July 27 1E32 • ti:
• • G*EAT BARGULTIMIL
THE lime has arrived oMen the Empires hekin.ro 'e'er.' '.
.I. k uf Summer Goods by °tiering them amfacit " - L''''
cost. atuch prices that every one that has money v Ili e. s -
to hut. Our assortment of Summer Goods to large, awl 4 , ; - '
barkaios are in store fur those that call Kans.
stoe ,
Erie, July 31 —in CADW OA. & Itr.: 4 'S rr:
206 I l lil t e r h e t t :
a N n e t ' l l i 'o tte rk ii lli bi t e lls i n
at lr w .j a u r i;tr u r e d .„ lrr . 1:.:::
by , July 31. elvesiolt & I .i'.
—r
- - - -
100 li g r i e v i j il itry ". 37 3-1 t*
jou' received atui tr ro rv r talcnjir.
ood Cod
2000 31a .It c/t l ;tra t i, Eke. etc . F i rth;t tc itr all °l; r4, l l . t h47 l, l ‘,. ":.; 1
July 01. • - era RI TT & GeV
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reTztriT comackfa, swam man 111= 11
qNI me above Mille have been awarded, at,„ditforni-1,., ,4. ,
.1,. OW:United ewes and the eimadas.
T i R T.Y -NINE PREMIL'AIS'
They are of simple construction. occupying b. , t A ` I ".L
illre.dultilliie, (the aria ling surface being composed of- I,fr "
tit French Burr Sione.Yaiiil navy be stanched to not nidr,i •
er, entire Howe. Wind. Water orititeant, as readit‘ ~ :t '
n ry grind-sione.--rlonig its work with gr at r.l , ..“‘'
tectioil are ea.ily kept in order, and poses der),!” ! '‘
over tot e flat stone mills, in that they CR obe pot ~. t ' '
cost. rd require 3, percent less vo.oer to oti r , i , • .
same um Imo, alb nttou to tend hieni-raiiii4rind c.. •
Th [hoist Mill is a perfect Grist Mill in wit,.. , .. ,
*dap to the wait(/ of the cotriumnity;and is un,.. , .- 4, -" '
Cita Komi best Mill seer agreed to Me Pub ii
N. .—Alt cormnunications (post-paid) will mew': P r z. ..` '
mien 14 addressed to INIARLIIS ROSS, Masotti:tor'''. .
ester, . Y.. Aqueduct Street. opposite the Arczde,Lr lie.,
diltb 'lLBR.F.R,,acpertil Agent, Erie. 1‘ 4..
.."
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' 4
i . VALINTITA, Lalifflio Co. April%l ~.„.
, I tried the Coulee Patent MIR for gr indingrora• I' d ,'
Ibis it to answer gain - trebly. No plaster that e* no Ii .ie: . ,.
girth ,of a public mill ought to be wtthout out'. if he .: 2° s ' v r
a ht
to purtchass, and his family is sudelentlp beige to m ut/rese r .
of it Outherwise I would suggent that several fanners of
, „ 19e :• :,
borActod should unite'to purthuse one in colinean• va "`";
e at a bthibed In a teallbi POOition. Would be accrsoble to 6 ..:,
• I Very respectfully yours, G. NI. VIOL i
I
1 -
Msnourrown. Do;swam 1
ro . - ..,
'SW Is to airlift, that 1 bba t e now In toe. one (4' Roo . ",
eat Periabie lute State NOUN and aw sat i seed oat f; wilt ,
Mon Outwoe its letinnolonootions; it in lbw boa Ported. ;',
;bat bees invonsed-ibere IS one is.trie aboes am 0 140 ,,,.
014: dousgulsta ClatOm Blisiaooo. lean ebsecAtilL^s* .
fib tbe public. F. A. CLARK. Mi tier :
A
role July S 1 Ib% .
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