II
II
Political andleeneral News.
• Scott and Worth. - •
. l i ne following extract, from I . 4 Setviete afloat end
ashore," gives the origin -of the difficulty between
Gens. Scott and Worth. Lieut. Semple'', the au
-tboreis understood to be a whig, nod is-,certainly a
eplogiet, generally, -of General - Scott'. He was
present when the difficulty uccurreds—and familiar
, With all the circumstances. His book has been
' qiimid'as good authority often on various other:
paints by the 'wbig .preas; are they willing to take
hint ont.hist ; . ,
• "Sometime before leaving Puebla. a coolness en
sued between Getis- Scott and Worth, which I
- would Oot allude to- here, were it riot notorious to
• the whole countxy, 'and had it not beln productive
oPconsequences which Awn a part of-the resgesite
of the campaign. I hive detailed the flattering
- manner in which Geri. worth hack received his Com
maniler-in-Chief,inpon t'-he arrival of the latter in
-Puebla, and the sitlendid banquet which he gave in
his honer. The two generals had been friends for
many years, and each had reflected t honor upon the
;other., Their military fame was eqpally dear to the
- , country, and hence it is.,important that the countyy .
* elmuld understand the relative position - occupied by
ite.h fn ..the dllickilties which ensued, and which
were made trieorions at the time by the Pens of in
terested scribilers, tilt) gave ; false coloring to the
whole transaction: - I propose, for the present, but
to .lance at-the' origin of these difficulties, defer
tit* to its proper time end place, a brief sketch tit'
their progress. _
Gen. Worth, when he approached the city of Pa
-ibla, on the 15th of May, 1847, in OF glorious
march, in which, ai has been deecrfbed, with a
• handflil of men, he separated himself from the main
body into the heart of the enemies cnuntr', hilted!
Y fetan*hour or two at a :small village five or six .
• Miles from the city, to receive a deputation front-the
municipality. - '' -- . -
to surrender
of this viAkt of the municipality pas
to - surtender the city,lat*.the same time to reqaest
' that some guaranties might be given them—in .or
der to quiet the apprehension of the people—forlthe'
prOtection of religion, life and property. There
- was no military force in Puebla to demand anything:
and these guaranties, if granted at all, were -to be
granted ex gratin. Gen. Worth did not hesitate a
moinenit, but with sound judgment, and-a policy of
witieb the Commander-in-Chief had himself seuthe
example et Vera Cruz - - ( where the terms were
1
equially witliin control) drew-up a transcript of the i
guaranties that had been given at that place, and i
- baring signed-it, deli'vered to the trembling, town I
council. I hare riot . 502:11 this paper and cannot say,
therefore, whether it bare the fOrm of a capitulati in-1
or riot; but this is entirely, immaterial, as it is the !
thitigi, and not the form of the thing. that is to be I
regarded. ' To tifis proceeding (which was nothing 1
move nor lees than carrying out Gan- , . Scott's own '
policy - of granting protection to!re'igion,, hid an i
proerty, and of conciliating as far as tract:cab: ,
the m
li
unarmed:citizs of the country) the c iptiou •
mil tary observation was taken that if was a capita
lutihn. ' . •
That it was productive of great benefits, no on
• ,canideny, es-it gave ,a confidence:aiid 'a setae of s
• cueny to the Pueblan4, l which they would not other
wise hart felt. It arrayed at once the better clas
ses of t e citizens on the side of 'order, and enabled
Gen. Worth, with his handful of men, to govern in 1
peace arid tiniet, a turbulent multitude of seventy 1
thotisand souls. This was surely better than tut
hav s t en§ereil, sword iii hand, amid a general dia.
tru and fear, which might have been productive of
calamitous results, if not to the victors; to the van
quished. Vie great mass of the population was
alfeady disposed to look upon us as a hordedf blood
thirsty savages, waiting but for an oppuri4nity ,to !
I commit ail sorts of. excesses, and it vie!, therefore,
as humane as poli:ic, to undeceive them liforehand
and 'to iti : :.tore them that w 2 were a civilized peoo!e, 1
carrying. On a civilized warfare, in which we recog- '
the Validly of tbe'rights of religion, life and proper
ly.- Any narrow, , military reasoning aced upou •
tecnicalities, which,cotild be brought i opposition
to t his liberal and
,enlighteneif policy ursued by,
opposition
-
to
Worth, was'unworthy of the Commander-in-
Chief of : . a great army.
`The reader is no doubt astonished tat Ond so triv
- - sal a cantle lying at the: foundation of the,iditiMulties
whiCh stibseirently arose between thesettwo great
men. ROE trifling as this cause was, it -was dwelt
upon with harshness be_ the command r-M-Chief,
and, his subordinate arid! Ititherd friend :Oat chided *
o i ,
in unmeasured terms foriltis military mistake.
Go n. Worth, with the-sensi , ii , cmess of a gallant
soldier and a high-minded man; conscions of Vie
-, recititode'of his motivetr, and of the soundness of
his jiycl,grnent, defended himselt with earnestness,
bu itt. vain. His Clic! -tv.rs 'unappeasable; . and
L
:nteed extremely "liich- fr at he tl r i e at is m o om w, en ir t ,s a s;.l s n lii ‘ s v i ii n ic e. :l a i s t c i
-w s never'afierwards healed. -
diffi
cult fur a military min to I. ern, an 1 that is, the ne
cessity of treating. Mose tr'io have been his subardi
• antes, bnt who have risen to tiresome rank with hiin
self; with becoming consirieration and =respect.—
Naj. Gen. Scott, seemingly. could not realise the
:fact that his former aid-de-camp was now 50 years
of age,tind like bit:lsla, a Main.Gdneral in the Uoi-
teti Stites army. ',
,-
• t GRNE4AL Score A Ltsunts - r.--Geneiii I
Scott is
familiar with seven -different langoages."—Hart
fo-d Times. •
- -
- •', We-have not the least doubt of is, Here they are.
If they are, not different la:ixlig:A, we confess our
-igrioranco of even Qi3e: . "
No. 1. TheliatiVe-,American lac.; „ aget,
"I now Itesitate,,betiveen extenJoi4 the period of
residence before naturalization, and a total repeal of
all acts of CJllara4 on the sol , jqct. My
~. -tu.l io
ernes tu'th-.T. tt
laer.” (General Seott's lett to G.
1 t .. Reed, Nov. 10 0 .P.141 ) •
j
l'CioYo. The Ainerican;langnage:
"It would be itripossibfe for me to,recoin elid or
support any ineaury intended tit exclude f reiktrers
from a' full and 113. q• gar ticipatton in til l' ivil and
. political rights now see red tiyhem b op. repub
lican laws atid itirmtutions.." (Gen. Scott, Airy, 29,
X 848. ) . r
1 No. 3. The militaiy langoage:
, -1 L huuld reoominend 'li: approve of a si gltalter-
owe,—
ation in our n at uralizationr laws, suggeste - d my
'military experience, kiz: giving to all foreigners the
right of citizenship who shall faithfully se ve in time
- sof war one year on boeird of ours public 81 ills, or in
-elar , landa forces, regt4ar or vulhnteer, ol their re
• ceivingjan honorable discharge from•the service."
.
(Gen ! Scott's - letter of accep,/atice, 1652.),
N 0.1.1. The lrlsh 1/Nudge: . .
"1 hear that rich brogue. I lo‘e it." (General .
Scott at Cleveland, &lA., 18.51''') -
Ivo: 5. The army lattgeing,c: ' I
"You are instructe'd not to enlist foreigners, fur
the bittailon of St./Patruch lia%otaoght us thst-for
eignets cannot .1:le tru4l." •(Ge;n. Shiites in
atruttions to recruiting faceis during the Mex
ican war.l. ,/ . n"
No. 6. The antislavery lanotene:
"I would cut ofrenv,right.hand eooner than lend
it to the stipport of shiVery." Oa i. Scmt to Sen
ator Wa#: 18-32..) .
No. 7. The pro;slavery language. (Gem Scott
I t • o Mr. Upton: 1 I
"If I ever 6 - anything calcula , ed to impair the
efficacy of the fugitive slave law; or having pny
tendenq towart itS•repeal, write infamous before
my name, write •nfarimos after my name, and kick
me into the gutter.—Horerhill Republican. I t ...
-(r. From the New York Sunday Tenses we
clip the following: '
i Tam Ocromte Ezec - rtoss.—The October fiat' of,
the people is too emphatic to be misunderstood. If.
the returns from Pennsylvania and Ohio foreshad
ow the result in those Stales .on the 2d of Norem
ber, Franklin Pierce - will be the next President of
the Ueiled Stars, Probably there is not a shrewd
politician withr the broad area traversed by the
telegrapb who does not lr. IA • heart .believe that
Gen. Scott's case is hopeless. Pennaylvania,.ohio,
Indiana, Florida and Maryland,have "declared their
intentions" with fearful vehemence, and the fecent
adoption of the democratic ticket in the anti-rent
districts increases the probability of a Pierce major
ity in this' State. The three Wise men of Gotham
who control the Everting Journal, the Tribune, and
-the Times, must be sanguine indeed if they still hope
to paddle their soup-bowl into port. The political
horizon blackest" around theta every hour. Not a
cloud lifts at any plot i)t the compass; and every
thing portends a storm on the 21 prokinso. that will
send them, arillorm lays in his.parody.on -the Atli
' onatian creed, "into - everlasting Minorities."
tVqltlti Oho
Cri
I.7.•RiE. PA.
AY T bIOIII.IIING. OCTOBERI
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CRIATIC
DZI
FRANKLIN P
GEN
UP MEW nAmraiinte. -
FOIL VIkE PRESIDENT.
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P: %V. IIoGYIUS4 ' ` I If. 11147 arr ForeTir
:Roar. 51'0,1! ! jr., ! 17. Jails, BußystD
Aspauw APrLlt' • ' ! I. MYIkELI, WC/
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the Court House, ■t ha,
-chine all. • '
l o ts, te the Poll s.
1%1 our Dem'oeratic lend. in Erie con t;
b 1
a few words More say nista'', to the '
Cesday next. 'li e l lire win t you* all to go To tle
a want soil to tti'y all'asy—to take year nei
T —to enedurake the- tocbtiug. watch those
n tight to Irote.land prevent fraud: W. don'
til be “firediwithii 'digestion" at aby man. or '
bin' we wish yon)tu be • 1 4rud" with firm's/m.oi
determiners cud with victory!
e to y n to exertiou-i-yuur e
lhe glo)lues results of the OF
diens sad Penusflirania. the
rdeelsred their inteutious,
niheli% they will accomplish
br Pieria, King and Ds:coolie
rOstilt, if we all do ,our dui):
Democ
&juin). with
every thing to
caudidudoe, sad
tious! Ohio,
is trinity. hive
Tuesdayoeitti yo
log act. mud go .
is the inevitrls
availability has
II
card—a Itax lost
ail its
ll,' po
el
l ay—it is no louder
sr, and will !somatic
afar delusions. at whi
F. but not It:plain!
y is brig st su d sicte
i, rd in lime. •
.s at the different p •
careful to hare each
apPn a1;11/1113 '
iorian dolt alone;
thea Democrat '
IE2
• We beseech 31
ciatio.ty to ba cm
entine his ticket
This is necessarl
Ceowhero that it
Ewen brought to
been disposed 'cf
'doubtless to bay kip dou
profess Donnocrici. au
electoral tickets ioithe I
pate of whigery. ' It iv
township. Gorard.lat lasi
reacherously mad to el
isafning: them let Oyer)"
covi:that he has the tDe in
til ion eire,certaink4ead
ti.stnes eurrespondliwith I
you w ill be right.
Ntovementsthe
line, Boston C rier.
111,teachitsetip, m d4tl
Tuesday Tornio i •
l i
Thel Webster - 'recut
trieettig litt eventisg. tot
steps the 'Union ,11/ hip
death of their chieftain.
Seieral propositi!is Irl
There seemed to a g
t :
organization, and oung
cretiop.of,the election', it
action of a:Preside si.. l
all resolutions sullenittec
mittee of seven.,4 to w i
Tho Doiiion Posit of it
INDEMMENT fis:c - rc
Alm supporters of Ole rec
tlead-tiolinrra litSt ieveui
enactors nin tl itiv nornina ,
nit.° of thekWebater ni
Follisarc. and some are
iFrorit tn4icationa in
Ipiobsble:lthat the Wel
relator elCctoral Mickel
D'ayilok. l
i
S ates tilal
t PlEaltCE
• fria
ethugl
,bf I
lo pre
r of
his co
I On
Fllorida
Arkapsaii,
Iowa;
North Carolina,
Maine, -
Missouri, _
Ptinnsylvania,
Ohio,
Indiana,.
• . :. k
g ( 14 1 • hi
• S OTT, THIJNIi4R
•Itelott lies4s The Col
Vermont (Plurality I j' II
• , 11 Ail t he DeCeney ; "
tye listke pespnali j s. but a circuits, en
T ti.
in this city on Witclose ey that requires a not
hands. During trieila the boys . of the eft in
two plies into town —olte a hemlock. au th
hickory. and wadi the help of th eir elder hi
them. !Mien thii whigye had tat their pole
to
called frit C. W: 1 14.lso Esq.., member elect n t
gialstur4 from thin COOII y. lie Wok the stand
seeded to addresetthose resent. and iudoiag so
most vile.and abuive I guage towards the 4
DI
buys and their paeans hat ever came [rota ed
Ile said in *abate Ce th 1 he .could alwaysl tel
i lt
foco" boy beers he as always ragged. clw
always profane. and he as so lin muse his pare
generally to be falund'' i t low dyggeries. guilt
faced whisiky. an "thitir hildren; bore upon ; thi
1.
the marks of thei pare ta• dissipation and ro
This. and mach 'ore this kind of talk. al dti
unlade/ of Erie enmitythis champion of lit
cy" partT r iut: , ,l ; :fe in. The.. are the fsc • i
.attested * y many f our citizens. and we oh
commostity Wheth r sue an inborn loafer au
poet to b i
e toter' d int og•decent men: It m
that kir. Kelso w in I, der at the time— a
t ,
drank. sad not rekpousilale far the langerg 1
flowerer this inn ly be. Oe whig party w I
when it made bit* what he is. and hence it
reapziesible for pissing 4
idg int id the pacifies 1 . 1
and as to the othe r etc iit ill wet; - kla ii '
4 .
a man In liquor misfire ?shows hid try.' co r t
pixie his inborn bieastlit
Yore - ir rlT os Cf That
The Meadville Penfield Isere a United
holder passed thringh Meadville! en Su •
left fun -Airadred *to be used by di •
ideetion Petrie**. Sine* the overwhel •
whiab they have Ines ;Oho lots State elect
sy louts. , Ohio. 'nailing! and Florida. they It
&smuts. and are strinsimenely rallying the
asetbor topers(' 'Bungle. Large nose of
being* is - Washington. Seetoa. Phil
Neorflif to be ilaed it side State. The
adlani 1 ft bore Ii a yeti of that fund -
* I t
2E=
03
DLESS.
=3=
Como one
. wq have
antes% on
polti. and
bhor with
who hairs ,
waist you
t of loon;
I
i ith •tithn-
You hare
use. your
ober elec.
eineerikt-
" and on
he erotica
-1
cy This
Military
winning
be looked
h the hie
the polls,
certain •
! I, ls in the
Ivow ex.
Holt-bos.
is shown
feud hes
s ore this
fund is
!is diposites it in the
ant treachery, aVe
immetise'qorr464
nty. end it heslontit
of the objeeta of t
, trot voter—to pro
under its guise
nanspeeting. This
practiatid in 184
-t thirtyrDetnocra a
•te for Clev! L t
each to
die whiff
r go new
d in one
•ere thou
is Ire •
ket, •nd
man eximine
erotic electors. D
them over careful!
,hose at the head •
rote mi
nd if the
r piper.
Friends of Mr.
he organ-et the W
e .following. cone
r meinter.
n.in
moot on
to Committee he
the purpo►s of eon di
should taker in r lal
Gen. John S. Tr loi
re subWitied and di
nend desire of. ke pi
the tieltdt. loans
business
int whet
n to the
)r p resided.
li w
aed.—
g up the
t the dis
t) the rel •
d however ,
d u a coin-
•uy •hoold be eh
o fiuil actiou wee I
having bee4l refer
report heri•after.
a same date. addi
Just. TICKET.-At a
nt Webater rnov.mt
ik.'it was -decided o
d. as an indepen4
n are in favor of aka
n favor of Mr. Cli.at
"ew York city an. el
star:twin will gia•ral
IWe haler as acl
=1
eetiog of
1.14 held •at,
pport the
nt ticket.—
MEI
I. whets, its
11 'ow OHO
from th•
~l'n
have Sp
THUNI)E
5,500
10,000
12,000
20,000
18,000
20,000
I /
'
n."
4.(K00,0)
1!"1=1
11Mt
RE
!CM
R
731:=1
Pr.
We base cos tainded the list that Gem. 'Sakti,
the least populaf ai man the whip mould have sem
inated.and the runt( • the reciewl , elections proves ear
I I
opiteon correct , lb alt. beyond Titration. But, may
our whit friends , in ie to
to the Tribes', di, recent idea
tionsprove uothi .ex pt that whip refrained from vot
ing. coosimeend • the -e•-fo-coii" carried every thin
before them! it. y theyi till the old hero himself
is in the field , nilt n you will see whether he is
popularer nut. ow atom's of the opposition, this
is all pretence. p ved . too. fp; the experience of the
put in the rests tof tate *lmpious.. The Slate glee
tip*" Preview; to • elections onlarrisoth Polk end Tay
lor. all indicated heir *seams: Besides Gen. Scott's
same and claims 're lilt bOrOtO the people Wiwi weeks
j pit
mince as much as now. ' His name wig An winery I.
the charge—it w th e - lying cry is th retreat. Well
prepared lute . brit political cos flora l Goner
al SOCA tiatle a . rsonai vied to sachet 1 it States which
voted on the 12th of October. In sub the Whig parti
sans cheered and the
4 tig' orators deck rued in his he
nor. In each he ise himself and everybody elarr. In ,
each he sip'pealed or TO es, almost in divert terms.4in the;
4 .
score of hie mitt ry • rite. All ether ••see were lent
sight of by his fri nds a .er his depart ; and they ei- I
peeled victory wi a jo, ous confidenc e' I el seek' ,not be
insincere. This as t great whit els of in the re-
cent elections. dded to the name a the reale if
General Scott. ho eve were certain div ing it:Seesaw
ai m
at work in the De 1 sera ki nglike. The el* mass smug
our friends in several p of Ohio were. nt lee* eager
ly tithes' vidvautage of b the whip. than ere the objec
tions so pertinaciously rpid against the wrath. ean
diaates in Peonsylviiii —objections cis personal to ei
ther Of those distinguis , d and now trio pliant gentle
men. but calculated to - for their sec
-cue among their hien auspices Gee-
Scott sowweuced his advantages hie
frierids went auto the el It of October.—
Lelia briefly trace. by kennel Irani*.
Ohio. and ludiaaa..the y his visit, by
his ipsechee. and by hi ' prejodices.—
Let us show hie popul a
TPke fiat place tie too
ty. Which ou the ifi,h g,
end ilopkine—an increi
Sigler was a candiilsto.
in (1348!
EOl
From York his • pees
Harrisburg, Dauphin c
ou the lt.'th, after heha.
oeratio gins of more the
fly in the county fell o
• From Ilarrisbirg hs
visiting since:in vely the
HunUngdOei CaMbria
Lion speaking the "fie!
Allegheny. lu all ihe
ed ou his route the den
over all precedent; unit
as if under the inaueut '
Allegheny, the whip
gave.nearly 2
in 18-18:
- General Scott visite!
querMorno lees disastrol
which Cleveland is I.
Feet appeal to the adop
majority, for the firm ti ;
itself, counted upon as 4
has declared, in the fue l
fleeted the Democratso
tare, by a large majorit
Indiana fektho info' ;
as sensibh, or more sea
settee seemed to eating
that Stitt,. ludiatia au
followers of Geo. Scutt
to their restoration to po i
add - raised hie voie• wit
ly to damage them. T
seated after he haa dep
sion iu honoring it wit
.majority greater than
Gsn.-Scott came to Ind
whig party. He left it
tilten-ciptiee by the Da
foentan no longer worth
•
' What is the cause of
irictory recedes-from th.
political defeat. like a t
steps? Why is it that -
friends? Why is it tI
tight—no organization
to energy—nothing to B
Gen. Scott himself is
um. Ho is' an imbod '
He afflicts his hearers
who come to applaud g ,l
not defend speeches wh
fancies, the wesitist d
lelf-exposures:orsthe si
overweshing egotism
showing what good can
who d d not anriport.S ,
Pierce. Ni intelligent.
General Scott; can won
iu cold and haughty in.
300
2,000
2,0c143
01N. York., declored;th
Scott's comioatiou; or
South has made coma
ier . he goes he proves
for•Prosident; •ud hcci
pie aritio many potc
those ckho denounced
de . plots his election as
IFr Thai Editor of th
adv. or.a fool r -Rea.
Ott Butte 'leeriest bjr
:charge that James SIC
sod Erie Railroad."
charts—it, merely !lays
tool of LA. dunning
Posed our wesorm roa
the way of . the Snobs 'i and that Mr. Skinner is ■oder
stuod to be opposed to lying to,the Seatn* road the
control of the western road. This is the whaloraskstanei
of the paragraph complained of. and it shows Dee of two
things:—the Editor of the Garotte intended io misrepre
sent it or does not understand the English footage.—
Ile can take either hor*ef the, dilema he chooses!
ea- WI do not hear
not conceive. VVO ko
around with the crock
press, we should judge
of Gen. Saint's election I
Whigs don't believe thei
faith in the polities% for I
tors—elso'why not risk
Ttb troth in, every w e
when whig Editors tal
diet "Pennsylvertia is . 1 1
and." New York is corn'
designed only fer the e
:The B*ltimore 4r,
received ea yeotirdar.
tlit'at lest tbat Florida b
seamed gives is is ea
the Atiti-Scott whig,ea
Blazwell. the Doren"
tics rainy Soles *head S
didate fur Gova;ecor.
conclusive er{denee tha
fet-adeoritlis the " St
The "fitri ( ia the rear"!
Ohio. India's* and Peal
itswid.wittioverwhelall
bet
Er The Deseoereue
Ives end istheeiastie
by ceder. Lowry sod
ty exposed the effort; a
shoe led the effieere of
to carry the !tato by t
Popularity.
'*cite great studs
Ileder: these
• Or; under these
ctious of the 12t
is route throng
,effect produced
. 1
Appeals to pupal
ty by, his works!
hed to this State
vs 1,590 suajorit •
I e of over 100 si
and of 99J over ,
as York coou-.
for Woodward
co 1851. wben
gm' majority
onward to llid State capital.
uty. The vote of Harrisburg
left the place. exhibited a
400 over 1851. sad the major
largely.
auk the Pendsylvapia tailread.
oupties of Junisti. Mania. Blair
where theie is a heavy papule
brogue"—TyV,,estasitrelsod, and
emocretie counties that he pan :
ocratic majorities were iiiereasiod
• the whig majorities wait down.
I of the most gloomy tieprliseiou.
i nner comity of Windom Yean•
1000 kill majority than ahe•gan
• Ohio, au4 he producedminse
,s to his cause. The county in
hid. where ha made his firit,di
ed citizens. lave a Dmnoeratic
0 in many years; and the State
no of the moat, certain for Scott.
of the difficulties that have if-
Hamilton county iod ethergear
i the Democritic party.
es of Gen. Scott's partial visit
ibly. than the otheri.. His pre
ish the last hop.) of the wigs of
ed for Harrison in 1840, and the
filmed that he would contribute
er tf stilly Os pressed their soil :
is theii borders. • He news on
, e State. on the firsuoicuiou pro-
Led, responded to his ifoiiilesesa
his presence by a Perim:retie
ay she has horet/fove run.—
as to revive and to build ap the
I ppreeeed by his candidacy. to be
ocracy, who now regard it u
of their steel.
II this?' Why is it that political
• -
cads of Scott? Why is it that
ick shadow. fellows to his fecit=
thusiaam has parted from his
t they have no totnach for the
no.apirit—nothing to arouse them
I them !with hopla? • '
a wet. blanket upon all end:lnel.
meat Of the personal pronoun. I.
his never failing vanity. Thaw
6frto regret. lOs partisans sin.
4t are either this , noisiestllato
migogliery. thcl most laughable
'leak czhibitionciof bad taste and
llu jaunt is ofbna effective in
The thousand bf recreant whir
tt hive for giving their votes to
after seeing and hearing,
er why Daniel Webstir held off
Terence; or why M. ketehud;
:the whig party was disgracelby
by the flower of the whip of the
.O sense against him. Where
itnself a most incompetent man
l e his enhibitions before the pee
scions tributes to the wisdom of
is nomination. and who would
great national calarniti.
Gozett is either diebeneet. in
s • circular issued propose to
-rtais democrats. e'eoll•ine the
Der is opposed to the, ilsobery
That circular makee se such
Mr. Derickseu will Net be the
of Eno Now,, wbi; hive op
fooretly thrown °Wicks in
many beta. and why. we eau'-
, that thi Der -.tic bo-
moon lye life
" and from the tone of the w big
there wis'nt the slightest doubt
Perhaps, however, the betting
r precioris organs—hatent mach
Oast sad knowledge of Their Edi
their money on their assertions?
I i nformed politician knows that
sheet tke•••kirie being bright."
Hain." that "Ohio is all right,"
at." they simply talk introeuse.
sad epee of the resales and
is Election.
1
saysi l ihe southern w big papers
and the telegraphic letive;., give
gene for the Demoorals; The
'e l ect erroneous. blr Cabell.
didate, thoegb defeated by Mr.
is candidate, is in sentrul.coan•
Col. Ward, the Beett.4ig car!.
he result of the late Wildest is
tGeneral Scott Urill'he la a we
ts of •Flowers" nest ideath.-1:
he has received already, from
lisylvenia, will else thei hi re.
6g form .
mooting on Tbersday•ifising
Spe•ebee, wM eases
hers. The leiter irsolleatae
mehieg by Cheney' Jehe
the (Joked States Oirrraniest
see of mosey.
LOOI AT THE FIGiIRES.
19,710-91,305.
Wen 'Stopped Her," Colonel.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
We publish below the full official vcitto at the. reient
election to all the counties in the Statei Whist& footai, imp
the hUodsome majority of 19.719'1 for yo(m. floplqus.
far Carnal Commissioner, and . 19,3091/ 'ts{or Geo. W.
Wood Ward, for Judge of the Supreme diurt. The , b.-
mocracy of our State may well be proud if ibis r esult.
achieved si It was ever the combined an3untiring efforts
of the nnecrupelons Federal press and orators of this bud
neighboring States. This is but the beginning of
end—the Precursor of a still more glorlins triuusphl on
the grit Tuesday of the approaching moulth : Li
• I, OPIPZCIAL L
111.51.
9011M1111091.. „CANAL Cbll. - IUDCI4.
Whir, Dos: Dew. Irl4. Dea.
=
w • es L i I.j .•
61
• • 111 sk i a
P 211 s ie
A
537 , 1659 2107 .1672 2 91
2314 6580 7146 6.559 7 67
2118 1891 1447 1.704 1714
34' 1692 1555 1693 1693
El
Allegbiony.
Armstivig.
Beaver.
37 2045 • - iiii
4765 7372 37 7535 38
591 - 1772 ' 1 1690 93
- - ' .' 38 3027 " 3056 2492
' 230 5408 48 0 5418 t 7 62
946 2176 2 1 2130 1
535 1923 11 1814 1 }21.3
587 1288 674 1241 '684
1011 2753. 1717 2737 1698
Bedfoid,
Berk..'.
Bradford.
Deem
Bader, - •
Cambria.
Cerbob.
Caw..
5. 3 1
1000 .ii,si , -.
1
1307 2149 9 2116 Itl4l
736 1353 'l4OO 763
285 1188 1 1 120 ) 923
1017 .1974 998 1968 96'2
' 25T 2668 24 1 5 - 2652 *197
186 2974 2745 2927 2.:7i..1°
1009 2521 3105 2610 307 1 -
-653 - . 1544 240 1526 2201
311 2671/ . 2 212 . /61
_
Chester,
Clarion, ;
Clearfield, 7` .
Clinton, t
Columbia.
Craw ford,
Co mbirland.
Dauphin,
Delaware.
Elk,
1500 1 ' ' 2180 . 7
2165 3247
' 553 3594 , 3520 '2668
546 '3107 3109 10405
- . 134 774' 779 ' 646
4.- 978 2241 1* 0250 217
411 1681 24 ' 1710,, ,76
758 ' ' 1464 1 1460 1099
!. 238 1057 1033 1 036
194 1243 1047 1254 til3l
4838- , '
5688 9116 5526 ' 41
1058,_ 1048 1 85 1026 k 19
005 1752 9311 1737 2373
377 3193 ' I .— 3161 376
sav
Erie.
Fayatta.
Franklin. •
Fulton;
Greene.
Huntingdon.
Indiana.
Jefferson. ,
Juniata..
Laminae,. -
Lawrence.
LabattOn.
Lehigh.
Luzerne.
Lvcomiut.
McKerri,
Main.
Monroe.
Montgomery. . 801 4276 4103 5263 4125
Montour. . .518' 1319 307' 1337 1 755.
Nonitimpton. ' 1523 3318 2i - 14 3331 2023
Northumberland. 001' 2215 1 2 2018 '1336
Perry. •' - , t' 847 3904 1 1252 , lip 2
Ph.lada. City. 3237 • , 4235 8 1 4552 8782
os , County; 523 17630 1 0 18625 13313
Pike. • 667 • 652 3 692 - i 50
Putter, -- •i 47 • ' 391 215 . 399 166
Schaylleill. ,674' 4223 37 7 3960 755
Somerset.' 1670 11947 9 940 • . 1
Busisehantia,, , ' 691 , 0470 1 9 2114 T 1,331
Sullivan.- • - 231 • 354 43 373 11 . 63
Tiogn‘ 373 ' 2247 1 2 2228 P'...4
[Jaime. ' . 86.3 lBO7 - 1835 14 -185
Venango. 556 1559 F 1562 851
%Varren. 105 1229 046' i. i1:25
Washington. 126 • 3675 340 3796 1 15
Waytio, 1148 1947 - $43 1939 ' 1749
,Weatmoreland, 2025 4470 2349 4610, 4466
Wyoming, - 2'23 2093
3 114 1138 1 711
..York.-, - . 1011 4599- 5 4586;r 3417
Total, 22,010 31,330 1711 u 131312 171191• ,
91391
t I
Alajoritucs, • 111710 :63091 I
It will be recollected that col. Slack. .in hit 'pitch at
the Court House on Saturday night. laid down ttri -irti
positinn that top large a majority in the State wits uut
good fur the party—ent! hence Ste called orient us tb *.blep
her." before the majority got above go. 000: ;wier.
0.. e ii. cetoam. bet it hie been' a close!ihave-197 1 0
oaly , t
290 to spare.
•
UT The NOrfolk Argus relates the follostint a t. of
party meanness and malignant, proseription, ' Tol say it
is in perfect keeping with the bole annul andlptkcy
-of' the whit leaders, is to asseit what will strike, eery
body at the first glance.; ; •
,
Disuaactrut.,- . --Ouslof tha thest acts. of meanness
and tyiatouy in the antis!s of py ertritio I. occurred eddy
or two since it the Gusport 'Navy Yard The circa/n
-attiness we learn are these : Jewett Fl ming. emphiyed
for • nomber of year. as,. ineehanic in. the yard. oiling
to his eitemplary conduct as a citizen-. and his atilt -ling
good sense% was at the late popular eleekious. electet by
his felkiw-iownsuren • magiitrate fro a the to of
f i ortsmoutit. On Monday last. in the exercise of iiii &-
lilts as a member of the Court of Norfolk county , he cot-.
elll iu faverof!a,detnecratic candidate for Commi.viciner
oldie ferry hropposition to Gee. Chamber*. Whig. the
old incumbent.' 'Fur this simple discharge of a duty:de
volved on him by the raw, he. has been /most oncereino
.nionsly ejected from his ensploymeuin the United
States machine shop. This miserable ontetnptlo+n
tiol the freedom of the , s& beach. Will ad of no comthsnt.
t i
Those who bailie been engaged' in this a toll tr.:1111411ton.
big and little. May yet lire to See the . our when 'they
Will roe it. The day of judguient and, etrihution I 'nut
distant.
• (ErWe have • gieat regard fur the wh goof Erie (vim
ti., illud we are banal to give than) good ' deice wheird'ver
t
vie-have any to give . N..w ww know tlieyall love. i*-
trey, u who dies'eet , att.! we have n plaii whereby I ey
can collectively save some thirty-five.ihnudred &Oars
Clear. It i• a true saying that dims is ;limey. and hFiffee
if we Pat them on a plan whereby they; cao easel !flirty-
five hundred dollari worth of time. V. Urtainly sue to
- l i'ery of lir
3
disk.' so far so we ean. that militant. Tll to whir; of Irie
itrilliSoll'pretbably in the neighborhood of .500 . votei.j find,
t fiesei a large majority of their' will s4end nip i rltir , at
i l
knot at the polls. Now Vet them stay at homeTanA "find
theie_work. and they will save all that. a d p.rhap4 iffil
de money for drinks; at t.:: We' would ot advise: Mem
to this eteams, if we thought their voles a ould nisi be
thrown away, bat the results of the receOt slectionsiplain
lly demonstrate that Gen. Scottie sore if defeat; ,hence
lime spent oa Tnesday nest in voting fini, him is sajainch
time wasted! Oar whit
.friends had better st ep it
OA en . and get in their crops ! Th j eir Presieritial
Crop has been blasted with a "fire of indignation 4" end
all tho "thrashing" it needs the Democracy will giie it
free! •• i 1
. .
.. .
Tbe'Erfitor of the Pittsborgh Conslnercial Jeurnid,
whim i thoogh isseally . gravi as a deacosi; is a sly 411114.
in *is Mondays' pipor, he pokes fan at his sick briethern
by saying that Woodward's Majority is •:Ensty 2101?0.--
**Only twenty-ese thousand" is a mats they expeited
to !am Think of that. and then tall Ins whethek inrch
waggery is sot snalisions .
.87The Gessas says asseotseo handfed ensjiritk is
iu gnash for Erioeounty. Ws wonder if.this is
,bestat epos the 'strength of that $5OO. the) Colletor
of the Poo orPittstrarles left here for erection porpoise
ea Beaday lust
' o'l'bn Gnats .s s Meg
mar thousand: Previous in
patios loss bragging on 6000.
new Irmo in the mama props
bays a majority in •ld All. j
iZ The Ceetweetwial nye
day of the day that Will'llo4l lie
sad Aar this purpose the Edit I ,
Number will be ineed ett,
reason for eatielpetieg his p i
emir Neighbor he awed wet' be,
will rue spew the day Gee.
dent hes set bees created yet
tr General Seett started
there is we evidence that:
this; is well established. tb e at
the boys say. infers he got
mei* fer:heepieg bad
etly,. we Getterele Ilfeol aid
:would bus fared bettor.
1433 .4894 3t l 1 4998 462
668
.2363 112 2499 098
t
59 , 498 . 516 I pa 1
87 2556 2 :9 25.58 ipba
..44h 1 2 1.40,
260 /448 1242 1487 4931
1679 1617 spo 1653 LOO3
boxy tiroeilses the Whigs
he last elsetioe this arms
all it got Oast If it shebki
lie: the peatecreey rill
i :ay! •
I:••wiiits i l c t goalie 'a Wily
al tad Presids4l."
raassinwiSs !kit
day. If tiled is Chi Wnly'
Illiesiiso May. we esmilsll
l+iosa --thy swim that
- will shawl
- . :
• '
to to th BIN Lick. but
taish•dlb•r• •..
• •liekul,bl••.'l
to boa!' quartet& So
1 7. jf 11•4 goo* so 41si
Lames pielbeillt be
,THE LAST, RESORT.
CAB TES PEOPLE BE BOTTOM
• We clip the following exposure , rif die last resort of
the desperate leaden of the wbig piwty from the rum
sylosniers. We dotio bemuses the lit it unfolds exists.
and apart of the money is already in eircalatieu is this
community. On last Friday--.a ER day to *tart sps such
a mimeo—lover forty, runner" were seat out from Gee.
Johnston's bead quarters at iPitudiorgb. With the mon
ey spoken of below. Ono ofitbem cams North. diatribe
dig the-corruption fund through the different counties
on the route. la hleadviller be left ssoo—iii Erie he left
$5OO more—in Erie be gave! $OO -is • goatlenian of
Venango County fur nee in that county—from hers he .
weal to Wnrrea.: and thence through the other counties
bock to Pittsburgh. This men is a.goviirainent officer
—the Collector of the port of 4'ittabnrgb! And we ask
io ell tender. can the people al l'enneylvania be bought?
Will such attempts to corrupt the ballot-box be tolerated? .
We think not—we hare an ebidiag faith that the men
who are opined in this infiiiiloss business will be hurl
ed from their places by au indignant and outraged people.
To our friends in the ',salon townships. then. we send
thus warning:—the enemy is !in the field with *tone
witte money they hips to reefing the nineteen th
majority 4,0 f the 12th—with sioney tbsy , trust to corrupt
the people—Whey up the tw veiist and denlidel. and to
mein th i eir places sod their power. We Isola-the Do
t
inneracy of Erie ars not richthey hay, no corruption
fund to use. botihey have . t fir priticiples. and a just
cense. Let us meet Mesa. t er.. on Tuesday nem ' and
• I
show thesomen that they hays reckoned without their
boil. i • •
The renewing i• the article from. the -Pcnissykostion:
fribeiy and i Corruption. . .
,
The leaders of lederulonal arcing that there is no hope
for Gen. Scott in Pennsylvania on the second of No
vember next. have .deterinineid to use 'the most extraor
dinary means to acconipilishinching. Fur this put
poi, il
EX-Governor JOsisvon of this Side. immediately
arid it was known that the tuber election had gone
agoinst the whig party. after a hurried consultation with
thy leading spirits of hit party bore. left •for New York
fir the purpose of raisinig • Iran sum of money, think
ing that With it be could pus hase enough votes to mike
up the deficiency un the whi side, to carry Pennsylva
nil for Scott. $200,000 is said to be the sum required
for this object; it is also said that the money has been
raised. • , I e'
Ilerers of Pennsylvania! you. who have so often bat- .
tled.for the right—coutendedifor Democratic troths in op
position to the Monied point of this country—the men
who would have you their vesisale„ that they might revel in
the-gains extorted (reign your ;lttler, itqd lord it ever you
bailey list—we cal! upon, plu to arise in your . might
and dignity, and at tho batlutLbox on the second of No
vember next, crush by your free and anbought ballots.
the wretches who. - if they could, 'would purchase the
dearest and inost sacred rights that belong to you as
American citizens, cud witlOheir gold, turn aside the
coerce of justice. and the.eurretit' of popular epinida.
What we here Oresent to ,you is uo raw head and
bloody banes—nd creature of the imagmatten. it me the
troth, and we wish to impress it upon the miqd of every
hottest man in the State. Tho Concord, N. H., Patriot,
in discussing this alibied, says": ••$2J0.000 is said to be
this sum of money raised by the Federal leaders to be
used in PennsOvoinia alone. in the effort to Corry that
State fur Scott! It is said that $20,000 of tnis!was dais
edin Boom in one day. andthe remainder of it has been
wrung Gem all gdes Of othee holders, under threats of
removal-if they re use to pay. In this; base . work iircom
bioed both libido • robbery and'gross corruption. It is
rubbery to extort Money front an office holder under •
threat of removelJ just as much as iris In obtain it by a
;Attest of personal:violence: and the use to which this mo.
ne'r is applied is Corruption itself. It is to be used to bribe
par coters=to btly them up like cattle in the market.—
With this money Pius used. tie corrupt managers of the
Soon party wiped hi, be able i o
buy up votes enough to
Pennsylvania. to give the State to Scott. The magniz
tude as well as the turpitude of this proceeding will dp
pear when we look at this number of men who are that to
ba bon aht up. 'hie Democratic majority there. in the
lite ekctlii.i. •as !about 20,000. To give the vets Of the
State to Scott nidre than cue - half of this number cif men
meat be corm rted.-bribed—hltglit up. At least 12.000
votes inust.Mus-obtained! in order to dive the State
over to Septt: tidtbis stupendous work of bribeily and ,
corruption has be it:deliberately uudertakifin by thii lead
en of the Scott p ry. The maguitudeof this undertak
ing and 'its otter it ore only equalled by its utter ab
surdity Rat ilia oes not abate one jot.ner tittle of the'
! barieaess„ the • ating, depravity, of the men who are
j .
t (waged in it. •
ii, be
i - We have too much confidence in the honesty of the I
people to think fore moment that they can be booth' like 1
sheep Om the ahem Wee, by our unscrupulous enemies;
but. wihave felt t our du:y to warn think, that they may
Foot citify be on theiromard. but also see how they are as. •
tiMated by the leaders of the opposition. To bcfordwern
! ladle to be . (invented.
1 Our Prediction.
. Qn Tuesday is the a/ection, and we wish to put . on
record our prediction,of the result. desi't desircle.
"stake our reputatieu" orion its correctness, is one of
the orators of the whit party would say, but so Will stake
•,
our character as a good Yankee g thr4 the follow
ing is nut twenty votes from the actual tomtit on Tues•
day next.
Piorcs aid King
Maine.
NeW 'Hampshire.
New York.
New Jersey.
, Pennsylvania.
Ohio.
1 Ingle...
I MiChigan. •
Wfseousiu.
lowa.
1 , 14 v •
Tlue-see.
th Cdrolins.
G4'retn.
_- I
C•rolina.
1111ir land.
-will oar whig friends just cat Allis eat,
their toemoraculum Books "that they may
ii.jUilira the actual result stares them in the
•tr Wm Brown, of the Indiani Stair
cioorcor of Crewing Chipman. time speaks a
Homier Democracy.
"Indiana. the banner state of the Demmer
her compliments W , her slater States: with
THOUSAND Democratic tuaj.iity—cand •
&ewe her alder sisters, that on the second da
bar ' ahe expects all her family et home. a••
eiritd, owl her complimentary card, with
tbiaiend ••ejority for Pierce and Kiitg."
FT The Native Ainericaas belonging to the'Americsio
Central AstoCiation. in Philadelphia, it held •
large meeting on Monday evening. and decided unani.
minely that under stinting circumstances every Member
was at tall liberty to vote as he pleased for president% at
the ensiling Presidential election. This indicates that
the Natives will cast their votes aceording to their
_pre
vimmparty affinities.i which are whigi
A. Whig iFilde at Edenbom •
A correspondent aeuds as an amusing account of the
whigfinie at Edenton) on Saturday last. Their "bills
or the day" annooneed that the whip were "fired with
indignation." and to get cooled off, they were going to
raitie.a_pole—one of the pie -bald order. "ringed. streaked,
striped and epeckled"—‘and that Richmond. and Finney.
and Kelso, and Taylor. worst() pour oat their elequunce.
,and stimulate thei;:shaken confidence! Well. the day
'came. "big with the fate or Cosier and of Rome." to Limy
'nothing of the pie-behi.pole—the speakers came, tooL
thOt is to say; Kelso; and Taylor. but there was no
mond in the field.' and as for Finney, he was under
stood to be pursuing some of 'the jimmy tribe in the pro-
Ilk! waters of the ttheaut;. at any rite he waist at
Edeskerol A few nthusiastic whip gathered in. more
as linesmen than ',fosters in politics. The pCle was at.
seated. but it wee 'at May elevated—down it came.—
keralap, and broki t 6gth splice.. if whigery looked
Mn before. it looked decidedly peen now, for the two,
bricks called vividl3l to mind their two defeats in Ohio
and Positsylvaaia. IBy this time it was getting late. and
Taylor took the stand. but it was an uphill business, dud
likti limpet*. he broke square of. and he and Kelso broke
&Timms. leaving a Mr. Davis. of.ktiGitertown. to finish
the talking. Altogether it was a grand fiMle in's small
way!
1117 Hickory poles are; the order of the diy:--there are
oeee dila five sew io the city. Warilsh aloft the
'antic banner of Pierce and King. The fifth wag erect
ed us Thursday laid. by .our Gentian friends. scar the
[eyries. Gobeya. the nun and the !audi
tion, an worthy of all rim efforts. •
Alabama..
Mississippi.
Louisiana.
Missoaii. =
. 9
9
• 3
4
4
Texas.
Arkansai.
Conufeticut,
Iffl
raha nt
Scot and
Vermont.
Delaware.
Massachusetts.
Kentneky,
Rhode !.land,
1
!I
/ 4
d pat it, in
took upon"
ME
ittistit. PAC.
the unapt
preveute
•I'vrEsTv
gu leave to
Novas-
will then
twenty-five
Daniel Webiter is' Dead ;
The death of this distinguished lean 'lark
residence at Marshfield Sunfiay "eni ng hot
/wear as a public man. rind his personal 1. 4r4,
briefly summed up thee by an exchLtige: -
Daniel Webster was lota in Salisbury.
oa.)N. Hanipshiye..en the 18th of I somiry. 17i4
! therefore seventy years and' nice months ald , ,
of his death. He received bis mincatiee
schools of his native tome; ii Philip's academy,
tor. sod at Darmooth Collage. which ;ha eaters/
graduatiug in 'lBOl. He was. admitted l e 44
1804.. and was married to dries Flatchar
mar of 1807. By her he had liar ehitdret
iFletcher. Julia. and Edward--of whom l'j,.
survives. Edward diad in Mexico, in 1847,
!in= an Major of Mireatchosiottit-Volonte ere .
M rs . Aippleten. cud died itt‘Boston corns loan
Mr. Webster was first sleeted to Cottre ll
boil re-elected from the same district, tp,
is 14.
.1a August of 1216 he removed ie
wu s. fiiec elected to Congress from Massachusetts
'fan of 1822. In 1826 he was chosen U. 8 s oisie
It was daring this. his first term of service to th et , '
,sogast body. that he made his famoostetly
I Hayne. In 1836 he received the 12 elec toral ,
m a ssetatu s s u ssir for President. In 1841 he look
!plate, in Gen. Harri•oi's Cabinet. Hu suhse ri
reer is of such recent date, and so fresh to the
all, that it is unnecessary to speak of-it.
New Advertisemen
Boots and Shoes.
UV6BBIAI 6 brim. Boys boots. also Woins n ., e ,
5.. a :tweed boots and buskins. for sale a eliesp a. {I L
establsibarent in town. 6. - 81.1.110: soy —•
Erie (bet: so -.41 • No. 6 'rraey's Bioet
A FlNiiassortrneal Gentienien's and Alades r ay
the Wing for muddy streets at redured ice , by
Erie let Ta 1354. - G. SELKS
ERIE.4IIA 13E11 Y.
•1111 E Pall Terw of this Io , lition will commence,
a. Nov. Ist. tinder the cha of
FAYETT.Ei URLIN, A 8..
ilth
Principal, and Teacher of Languages. Malnemati ts ,
Ectences and PfairliCtil buFve)ing.
0. D. HENDRYX.
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teacher of the English I.epartment.
MISS ELIZA WHIPPLE% .
Preceptrein ; and Teacher or French. Aittonomy tr.',
f- ~ Mit. ALFRED GRAY,. -
Teacher of Pentnansh,p.
ll' TUITION PER Q,IJARTEIt.
' Priinaty Brsnches. , ; • Ca
Aisne English Branches, ; bill
LatorWsgrs its
Thelagaln rlliac for admission-Is sit,the ber.,nnin g ~r
the term. INoone will he adwitted'ht le.s than na,f a ,
oN.
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MURllter i Wnsnize, Ree'y• ‘,r.
I. OXLBIII4 SILZI3I:
JUST reteived a splendid am/proven(
elide a ul striped 160m i :too told Sulks of e,n,
quality at reduced pricee.also lUD brigand epiare u r im
at great bargains, MOO Muslin Collars tivan t..l'. fit 14
Catilituero Long Shunts. very cheap at the Neu A.A.
3 Bonuell Block. Erie tkt. 30-23 NiKRRit K Ic
NEW G t oo - DS.
THE subscriber, would again eat' theattentiOn of the
-the f .et that they are receiving a large and vie.
sortmeni of Dry goods, Groceries, Hardware. i ror ►hrt
OUllator k eouiprlses the greatest variety of Dress t,
Shave Is.'Hosrery. India Rubber Shoes and dotursur
we have at any previous •titne °tiered. and tor
cannot be surpassed In this market.. Ourlotd
public generally are respeetfi: y invited lb cab and Pun
,tock.as we teel confident that we can ogler our pea a
rates as are offered in this market. JAS. Hit (Mit
Erie (red 3tr POI
PITTSBURG L FE
'INIIIING4I,2f Oil 00 PANT'.
' Capital
poit..-ruht, *an /coltit STOCK RATIO CnNIP
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()pct • ader AJassicnt HmU..ilA .s: pat,
IT insures on the Joint and 1,
yng otrinddict depar Tits, combines Ple
separate etunp:.ntes. at thr, capenue.only of
institution. and controlled by one board of brech;rl,t.
tug harmony. frugality ate) safety.
OFFICERS.
Jame: S. [loon. Preolden . J. C.l.rerh.Touli.
S. M t lirkan , Vice Pres:A. C A. I 0 , 4C.U. &Vey
DIRECTORS.
J. A. /loon, I Joseph'? Leech.
Julta 2`cutt. Chltles A. teltorn
.S. 31 - 11.1asken. • ! Wm. PI& qa
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BOARD 'OF t FINANCE.
non. Wm Wllktur.. L. gel secretary of War. •
Ifun. Walter Forward: Lir Seerrtary of Tmouty .
John Snyder. Erg . Cash. of Pittsburg Hank.
klateoNg Leech, . Wholesale Gnicer. •
MEDICAL BOARD, CaNsccTiria Prissaen
J. G2ZZSM. M. D Brooks. M, D.. W. Ad4ll.on. M D ./.
Edringtott. M D. L. BRAINARD. Grarrai Art
The. undersigned agent ot the company at this place a 3 1 ,1
lty. is IsOW prepared to receive amltcattons for I asurtr.e.
forntsh books and circulars esplau. mg the pone tp .atn
. pany to any who may wtsh. A. B. CHAPIN. Azesi.,
Lot , . Ort. 3U 1e.12-13 " No d Wir.r.sus• tan
NEW GOIIDS- - , TARIFF REDUCE
JUST reerived a lame an I well este:qr.! stork of Ma
J
Grorerms. Hardware and l't• ekers.l.ll of wawa se r
c• ;.Wined pt 64:11 at the 1,,,wr0t priers for prompt h..•
tahltshed the cash and ready pay princip'e.abe >rttll nig tt
old—gi‘e us a call and satt-ty vow...lse, •
VINCEAT, 1.111%1R(/ dr. c I
Oet 4).194-13. , Between 110 and Ith e tot
IIUF•F ALI) Kt liilatze amortusent Just a:
Li bale e heap. -Oct 30 1t , 32-2.3 V INI !MIR , lb
Stray Cow.
STRAYED from the subsertter in Fine. about etelrtir
trinher. a Brindle Caw. about five )eap. N . .
marks recollected. aud gage•milk when she went swat '
ever will return said Cow or Klee hatornistion n hPrP phv $v
found shall tie lifierally rewarded. MICHA LL 11 Vat
F.rieOc at Ft3l
DUNLAP'S DOOM OP FOB2l
New Edition.
Ec. .1. Riddle. No. 6 South ftftb , st -
.ILr 44 just published a aeok of Forms. containing
MORE TRAY TWELVE RUMORED 1.4 vs.
Iron practice in the Courts of Metinsylvania and GI the t •
!Mutes. and for Conveyancing ; also for the use of l'atlic t
and Men of Business generally. Jlt l aPled to the 'e'er" ar '
agoentbly of Penagylvania. with alit/an:dory itzalrao vn
memos precedents and refe4ences to standard a4;1.401,4et
which are appended a Glo.sary.of Law terms and a I'oppa,
des. By JaniesM. Ituelap, Counsellor at 140. lite. zer...!
lion. Price— Four Dollars.
I The puilithters have already reCeived from netr'r 2"
President Judges of our Stile, and from r other ger..: , 1.11,
lin the legal profession. their opinions ir the nor'': , e - n."
la high m
highly coplimenttry itatitre. 'lnc - tAtlon iN,art strriet.
a largeeUlllloll of au equally tavoratile Character— 1
Wellyboroven. A ;'r t €'l4
Gendemen The collections of courPfuriu. t
64. c w tick had been in use previous tek the publicanoa 01
lap's work in 1e43, needed revision to make them - cons. 1
and to adapt them to ehangeswhich legislation ha! resartH
essary in the practice in the courts in Penns!. van's'.
Your edition of that work therefore received. as alumt :.
approbation of the legal profession, and supplied 2 wit. r
was felt by business men generally throughout the
• After the numerous testimonials which you base rev,- IV:
,eminent judges. in respect to the usefulness wid esteem.
that work, commendation of it from me would be auperchoa
I May be permitted, however, to remark that 1 sliq,m , e
general - character and Arrangement of the work. and. h.s az •
attained q j'ortion of the new edition which you ant psi ',
may addlthat the author has greatly enlhrged and 4u.; rivs:
first edition, and that iiihea published. bill book will LA or
convenient and useful one of the kind extant.
Very truly yours. ice .
Meagre. E. C. t J. Biddle. R.. G. wrrE
Gentlemen: " Dunlap's Conveyancing and Form:" o , a
decided merit. lam glad•to find that it is to be reprod , m4. ,
ming valuable additions It should be in the haaits
lawyers and magistrates, but ot the bust ors+ cornrow), t: :ssn
ly. There la, vrareely a pavilion in life in which a nim
occasionally tind himself in need of the asinsuatiee of 'wen
I hope the author may be abundantly rentuaterated
startling and industry hestowed upon it
With great respee‘yours, Ake.
, Messrs. C.C. & J. Diddle. W. I I4TER FOR
Greenvbargh. Apr]l, tflr
Gentlemen; Yob have favored me with the prinird
page 9 to 136 ,elusive. of the second edition of Mr. lkad
Book of Forms. lam pleated to learn that a second
his pork is about being issued. .It has been. and ti , ,n is. WO •
the best works of the kind in the hands of the prote..!cas
evidently much improved by the authors revision. and id!... 4 .^
..I.have the pleanute of in acquaintance with al r.
lea gentlemen whose tapectaible profemoonal ati3iniretf
methodical habit of mind tit him teen to be the authrLut i ,
work. I shall not hesitate to recommend it to the gthli. l96 "
the Bar in the.loth district. Very respectful'.. t.c .
' Menus. E. C. 4J. Biddle. J. B. KRIEL.
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Huntingdon. Al TO 'S: 4
Gentlemen ; Important chanya in °muumuu% rii•er lt" , "_ ,
lication of" Dunlap - a Conveyancing and nun..." rt. M e " 4.
for ome enlargeinent of that' excellent and highly mewl st 4"
The ed rt tort which you are about loymbliiik,, ernbot , ,tte
a very large amount-of new and varied maner, and tr , i I"
adapted to general and mews% wants. eanuut fdit tu ae CR °
with a cordial welcome by the prole:1'10n.
A familiar acquaintance with the work, and a cireful 0
tuition of the rheets of the forthcoming rilithall. Pun' 'e
minuend it, n tih great eon fideuee. as a book which
the hand, of every rcrivinet. and have all early pl•le ,
brary of cvery ger, tlerna n engaged in the r?e lice or the law
Very jes pectfully. y ri
Messrs. f l C. Ic.l. Biddle.
Oct.. 30 1834.GEuRGE lAA
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T-WO GOOD PAR t MB von !MIX '
THE exeeutors of ibelast will land testament of Samar!
deed, Lem of CHI Creek. Crawford county. Pa - 1.411 ' ... !
private sale, the reeestate of their said testator. ronioi
over SOO acres of eteelient lai,d, situate in the beo Pan'' ' r
Valley of oil Creek, and In the borough of Tivitiville. art ;
the lit day of November.auethe 18th day of lieemi'et. •
Proposes tar purchase will be received until the leis
Dec.. before which day no-bargain will be 6nallr c" 4 11
,The land will be sold in two parts. , The i t ~
'acre'acres. vrint,73 acres improved land , will be , sold on f
s.
terms. Two-thirds of the purchase .moss`
days Irons the time of Purchase. and the reniamiier ,
months thereafter. The Westeni part. about OA • . C"'
about Ile acres improved, and a good h ouse - and hen.*
old on terms of immedirie payment. :both mins a:rotd
able facilities for grain. grading and dairy farms, te,rt
Composed of nearly equal ponionit-of firm' bottom.
and hill Nnd. Their cowgirl:lw w'sth the thririnf'"".,_,-,
• Titusville. their nearness to other wails and s. sail
• *Hon in the midst of a very esbemsiite !tasteful
Insure an unfailing market for Wei. produce and a r sp na. ,
creaming value to the land 'melt They else rtford 04-
Water privileges.-To all who tee. unacquainteh site t or
Icier and quality of these ferule we would say. cow
which
amine them. Any information may be devi"i cis
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Cerldlii the above property , or terins:uf sate. ,SaY bi ..-
.application to us at Titusville.
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715 BAGS Mo. (Um, l o w ita. a ttd LOHZ• - I 'raalL. , K: iuln K.Ul--El; " c°it:
Oct. 1861 t.L
A/ sad throttle at , Cheap as the cheapest. •rrt
Afar* w, F, RiNDERNst
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