thew he 1a.17.7.". nothing but his nakett BL A to.: 10( I rylrrn, ‘v. -We hope none of' •*, ft rt Tit t lc ait ig
to keep them. leto the jutlk t,t) ()BSERVEIt • ..•t , t 6„•
eAlie.s of hie. previous (loutieil behind Itito •
It is also true, that in a Territory
.juttt t.r 11. F N, I•l,titoe. coon itt-I%t tep O ler of •1 u,ige HLdtw, 14 ,
o 74 / enough Iron 'rill be here
ginning to he settled. he may need rem.-
dies for the vindication °flits , rights above
all things else. In his new home there
may be bands of base marati4eN, without
eonseienee . or the fear or (cur before thrir
eyes, who are ready tarot) a n d inu rack ,
and 'spare nothing that man or woman
holds dear. In such a time it is quite poa.
Bible to imagine en Abolition Legislature
whose members owe their ...eats to ltlliarpe',
rifles and the money of 'the Emigration
Aid Society. Very possibly a Legislattire
so chosen might employ itself in passing
laws linfriewdly to the rights of honest men
andfriemlly to the business of' the robber
and the murderer. I concede this, and
Mr. Douglas is entitled to all the comfort
it affords him. Buttit is an insult to th.
American people to suppose, that ally ti,iiii
munity can be organized within: the lini.ts
of our Union, who will tolerate such a
state of things. f fit shall ever coin,. to 110.1,,"
Mr. Douglas ma) rest assured that a roiii•
etly will be found. No g. , v,irtlunent i • i an
possibly exist which will allow the , ' right
of property, to go unprot eet 4,1 . inyfelt It•ss
can suffer such a right to 1,.• r., .••1 to
"unfriendly legislate in." ,
''
Mr. Douglas j 11
j think- that a eeritort 10 •
exclude slaves, or inter, tyre with the rights
of the owners, beeatt-e. in -oute or the or
ganic acts, the geneed grant i- made of
authority over "all rightful -übjet t- of
legislation." This is lo , t the least unae
countable of his str-mge notion-. In -ui.ii
enact nothing is taken by implication. nor
could the power in question hes git en even
by express words; for it is forbidden by
the Constitution to the re•ler.il Govern
ment itself The, logic so p••euliar to Mr.
Douglas, which infers the peiver to give
from the want of ros,...P,bion, ni.iy sustain
such a construction ors .:stns . but nothing
else will. .
A"plan" relating to the Territosie- ea,
offered to Congress by M. ,It•tier-rei in
1754. It was K mere project. in tin- lona
of resolutions. embodying certain . le-tract
propositions in anticip.iti,m of set newts
yet to be Made in the wilderness. t did
Ali
not establish auy government, tent rary
or permanent, but provide.) how th set
tlers, when they would go there, might
petition Congress anil get themselves organ
ized. There is not a word in any of the
resolutions about sovereignty or slavery.
They were passed in April, 1714, but three
years afterwards they were repealed. the
whole "plan" Wes njecretl by (blttJr,s3, and
another plan totally different t the famous
ordinance of 1757) was substituted ill its
place. Mr. Douglas, in Harper, referred to
this phut. and expended coltunn after
column of drieir) comment utsiii it. It
was ridiculously inapplicabb• to his argu
ment: like his quotation from Story, it had
no more to do with the -übject belore'him
than the Edict of Natitu-. I ieferred bi it
merely as showing hoe 1,.• ,• 011 1,1 w ., 1 ,,1, i •
from the lioint. But LC :111 , % 1 • his right.
~.1 2, ., soul to he 1ev,..1 al 11), I.') .../Ini.: it
ssas rejected. It co.i., ieje, 1„i fo r i 11,1101
I *.iiigre.,, IL,••1•11t...1 o t 11, a. • .in t :..1) , t . . 1 0 .11
fir-t etti•ril. the pLtli ti.l.• ~/, ~,.• ~ ; , „ ,
NI:,
Doug as sad - 11101 it "-1,,..1 in] tin -[ it, / ti,
it tOr granted, that he ia.,,,1,1 1 ,•, 1 1,,,,
made such an all, _.it inn it lie had 1,1,,,e1i
::bat I now tell
him . thou 11 ‘‘.4.-, :II I.t. I.
repealed in I.7sT In die iiii.mmett• t.tit
of the whole oinel.-i• -„1-or. I ',iti_ iol
4, page 7;1.)
I have regarded tlii- ,l,spute .1-, on i
question of Constitutional law. i.,.i. ver
!sr, above path' 14,11tii , . Ilut Imu teuipt•
ea to vindicate the Deuwa racy front the
imputation which Mr. Douglas last,
upon that party when he claims thi• I 'iii
cinnati plat!...)rm as fat wing his rived.
It contain, no word of the kind. I nuts
also add, that every Deincierat who desires
to preserve "the unity of the faith in the
bonds of peace” will disapprove the ~ l ion,
charge which Mr. Douglas flings at the
President, of agreeing with him on this
subject. The calm, dear jui%lll4•llt of
Mr. Buchanan was neier f,its a inement
imposed on, not his leye lei the I 'onst it ii•
tion shaken, by this lierosy. Neithei in
his Sanford letter, not in his letter ~f ;,,
ceptauce, nor his Inaugural .litlijn:ii.i-, 1W)
he ever give fi , remotest eountenlinee I.
such doctrine. lie has oft e n .. ai d, t i,,. (
the people of the Territories ha.l dip 1:01t
to determine the litn--ti4lll or ,1.,v,•,- 1..,
themselves, lint he lievet stud, not illl,lll.
ated, that they coul.l do so before Illio
were ready to form a state con,titution.
I will not follow Mr. Douglas tins Lo'
their at present. But 1 mnst not Ill• tinder
stood as assenting to the nut/tenets as-'•r
tions upon which I am -Dent. There i•
scarcely a sentence in iiii• %% hole I , 3lll pi i i, , t
edyieli does not either propound MI error
or else mangle a truth. I ilii not chars,
him, however with wilful misstatements°
either law or fact. .1. S. B.
A twit' tos lit MANITI. - ' lht` t Invin nut i
Eaquirrr says that a poliiical abolition
preacher in Northern ( Phi°, who entertain.
his pious flock every Sunday morning ts itli
a piteous account of the cruelties inflicted
by Southern masters on their slaves. was
lately finedjii.e dollars for inhumanly whip
ping a little orphan boy he had taken from
New York. to raise. The Loy, says the
Faywrer, had loanedit neighbor a whip—it
single leather string tied to a stick—oti the
discovery of which the kind-hearted, gen
rous soul, who weeps at the fob! f• ofSouth
ern atrAi l ties, took the lad to a barn and
whipl iirn with a cowhide till his back
• and legs were completely raw. The noise
of the whip and the shrieks of the little
sufferer brought the neighbors to his assis
tance, and delivered the lamb, for the time,
from the wolf in sheep's clothing.
Tnt RILIGION OF Mt.RDtt.—Thc Now
York Timer of yesterday says :—At a union
prayer-meeting held in the Lecture-room
of Dr. Cheever's Church last evening. ur
gent prayers were offered on behalf of
John Brown and hi, associates, and two
petitions were informally signed request
ing Gov. Wise to interpose Executive clem
ency to prevent the operation of the set)
tence of death. The meeting thoroughly
endorsed the spirit of the Harper's Ferry
invaders. A meeting of Radical Abolition
ists was held at the Cooper Institute to
consult as to the best method of liberating
the condemned, and to F eeu re the pa , sage
of a personal liberty bill.
Sir The Republican party. say-
Boston t'eurier. denies any knowledge of
Brown's conspiracy, or having ?aided fl
any way. A trumpeter, SM . . ;T.-op. being
taken prisoner in a battle, begged Lard for
quarters. "Spare me, good sir , , I heseech
you," said he, "and put me not to death
without tause, for I have killed no one.
nor have 1 arms save only this poor trum
pet." "For that very tea-oh." -aid his
eaptors, "shall you the sooner die : tor
, t‘ithout the spirit to fight your-elt. -t.r
up others to bloodshed."
e- A young girl whet rnarriNl .o
of a weolthv fanner in Victor n mom
ago. tied
,from Lnru on .Montla) lz,-t
cause he made bor iIo kitchen and dam
work as his sister did, while yhe preferred
to Le a l a dy. Th e husband overns'k her
in Rochester, where her father had he' in
charge, hut she rethwed to go bAck, and he
returned wifeless aryl diseon%olate
A runaway slave natne.l York, tivh.
ran away to l'amula. from Parkersburg.
l'a., in January last. has voluntarily re
turne4l to ins "old Missal," He retire
gents the poor ileluaesil fugitives axe much
worse off than they were in the s o uth, and
many of them unxiou, to get back.
Oak, A lillysieian in St. l'aul twat
.1,040 babies were born labt n inter anil that
lite ern') the eotning s‘•inter %%till be -bill
hoarier.
lllir A nuirrieti Indy in London i s
‘'a., Ls to *vigil tire hundred mid
fifty-three pouudi4. tier husband is 11 yreal
lady's man.
tit .'"en tt•.l 1 , o! , •i• • - l'tst to:lttitt,to k f oi•- 1
Witt ereiguty, It partaiols 4 . 1111 . bat
al•le gentletton's Ott II ky,mett
i•
.Itti;N'tt. NOV. 19:1,, t. ti writes: awl by ivlinevor remil tt
atu c kavg an impression that the law, the
fact- . find the testimony art' On the hide of
501 . 1 it Tl.A2t U tiJV.ANt
•
Republican Hopes.
the Attorney General. There 14 no one
In viqw of the re,ifilt election:, our Izt
that regret-- more than we do thht intet.tinc
publiettell .nicittb. / to hunting m t . the.,
, o . i.nittide nutterfa x
t.ttto
whir ,
t.......:,.. t , war among our party friend.: but when
~.00. 0 34.t. for
resitiohlt,
with
0,11.1(.1,04, , .11141 go I hq't;l.% s hastencil to Mow: dovrn the
ht , i... ,
of
.4
ing the
vir,tmi
„if.,t,
.1. ‘ ' gauntlet. at the openlngof the tfrat graititin
portion of/eb,. :11 have no b r , 1 „,.. „, , .. ttitt
to . ..f the hutt i'magrees, mitt throw a fire-brand
.onte .et/I„uttet:t. IVm.. 11. SEu ARit. wit., i " iii "" i ' rank ''' . We ( " 1114 see Do (411 " wit `
tor dec.,- who deaired to ntaintain the or
know,rl - indict-dent-A watrant them i» the
;I:tilt:anon of the party, Intl to meet bon
1..1r••1* that (Ilea it:tun:War ilogin:4 , iii 1 0
~ ,,/,0- 1 to ilaver Mill lt-'11:)114 . -th • 11Ti....1 ,„ , 111.“11 Ili. .t,.% li trr,01111(1. Ile mt.. Inf.t. And
we think ranyibilled. At all event , . hi-
Th . ,. twitna tufty I...,qti'd t r , e i np.,..• : „•
lionc.tportion of the` lteptiltlican ptriv litaite ' l. ' ii ' s ti " II let ' 11'4 mat" wi '' 173-tI Y
. rh,. ,t•5i,....-:‘, m 11i,,. 1 1.311-, 1,,t 1 . 1,.., iiiii ,,,,, l 81 ow 10.1 54 , -- inn. An.l ~,, 1 , 8 , 1
;
-1,,,,,,,, 1i, i ,,, .4 . 1.. ultimate 00-oiler:dbl.
agaiiett the common enemy. Then (lane
al.to ,I, sire th it their tilleccie4 there .It,ll
tea It ,'tve a Jort-at when their t and:
the !lota{ letter. speedily followed by the
date 1`011e•, to it , sUrilo The robe., fit oflit,.
Another brtnch. li ,-,,, „ to iviili ,, l.l . ol
loon , ll,rper ArtiClO. the one dictating ti , l - 111:. to
‘oracious, and we. a-re 11 , 4 1 10 ,1 to t h i. ,,k the' Donna:rat . » party at, to the condition
more tiumtirou.. de-ire succt., talk tor ,"" whi , qt /". would (4111-ent to loe(s0t114 , it
ht---ctke or -1100.'4.- Thol 1(0111 , 1 he w ij. i 40°,1.11.1,00 c..r IL,- l'r.....iiient: roe) thcother
inc to et - m..11.7n 1 , , er) twin 0 in Christend••in , I In. 'flg llll inlerPreens ion upop the Cinch:-
o th... 01 1 „..
or
to
.10.. . ,ry ht.toorr,tn. i. hy ii di plat rorni totally at rarittnei , with the
11:al means the} could ~,Ittaiii poss....ion of t "'"" ''''l'rt , iiil"ll , ‘aztenuOurity of the
he got ornment, and thu , have do. .v- I"t r i!'• Methlli".4 , :t . ttluent- st, 1e hie
hran•l , in our rank.t. The party %NA . ,- ,1
• •' , 111"pliti l : 111.'1,011- •.1.1 , .ti:f
_ ____
Tiii,111. ,4 look to
...,,rn,..,tuth -•ettling down into into harmony ad n 4pnet. -
11:111
ii. _ , slim.% I . 4,wrßost,tif reiiiii.ririo,iii.
oi Abn,c,t et et t rine was willing to Ict tlio
:Awl . ARD C. BATE-, of MI-snort, ' nit' 1110 I tv•l 1401 rt.A. iii CO diVIOII, and to iwegtare to vile
men the former et decidedly the •Itr , " i '6'l" the C " itit ' e " ail jud g e it(wia ' At '
c•t polittctait. while the latter lot-- (lit. ci l'evn-urrenindod with letne.t friend.;--wit),
saliNge- in atiticed.llll. and •.hara,•tet A. -7nr"'' ' a , lmir'z's - Hwy w , .111.1 hate couti
ol,latiorm. Ike torrner lot, Mintle. He lt-11, ,010..1 11,11, to lot 111:, -tato of all:tit- it main.
t+1:11• 11%1(.111
MEE
;moil t.)llowe to gn in iind
in. atid Nettle tliett platfoini
It nvties no 41iiiet once to bun. only give
him the :Toils, and he will stand on it. To
obt a in hi- pre , ent position he hi.' rode
o'er) 11,noi , his think . - h. is
-
safe in agreeing to by ant ttiti 4 ; tile
party may prepare Inr him. tti the etit of
Lip eleetion. It 1- not •0 trith lisTr.- • lin
twoust,inte4 to tlit .cater) of the met,
camp folnint-r, lie let- tin- holtint--- to pro
claim 111 adraurr the ttLittorni t-ti which
he 1 , 4 willing to 4'44 ih 01. To tin• ei,,t
ht, through the criltintw- of the '2.1.
,1-tine , l it.- - c o-1
ttoti. Itt tultittion to tilt.. lit-. ttt.ll,l- at
I.exinuttin, Mi-tsotin form,rl%
nat4 , l hint "or the Pre-tident-y The 11.2121
11) i 1 .1012 12 -1112.2/ n 111221 t‘111(421 2.1 the '
.er‘ mil, Ell , t0) ,
tint, tr.au t lir.
i,f tL . t -4tat... I.lllof tilts ~.0•Altr",
ft4:4•6lol,:wying
are til(xotig . lll. rluin
•ind
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be not. 11 1- vert:tink , twit. tint. t .. , :Hifi tb•
Pout the tit Dtanci.tit , zi r , f tin it
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I .
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110111 is sturti .irt•tit It sl rssls t,, the
gnvistnnustst in N noral sssisss,•. it st.pulsl
ssvem to imr4N the coutelinl.iti. , n to. A two,
racliolsl cliang.•
of the pte•-ont dorninylit.
Ow., %V !WI 11.fli JO/I'z r 11")./ :11r , :14*,
chargr.- at.' In Isis prov,s,t
new COTINVI Val pa rt y
need la. no foar a., to it- iiiirpo , o4 r.r
s.cluttever the!, En3y No, n o. I.
thi' tat furm v.
I..torty mutst look tii ate al•
tor tho , polls, and the nioro spoils t tioy o
promised the more they heromp f.,/titu-t
-amir again' t stavery—honre t }toy tiro I , n t inil
to go for CAutßt) , :. thiq i%o,ay
that 'oily Gammn - of Penn , yli anis
tlio only hope of
iajd “wiggle-waggle," and "wiggl.• l‘q t zgle.-
it will be k our prediction ''
I=l
Mthir (hi. , of the. nu..ht reinarlsul•le
m thin cuntry i- ALEXANDER H
Oenrgin. In a recent aildrets-at v meeting
lit Alexandria, for the Lenefit of the tri•han
Asylum and free crhoola of thid eitv lie
related the following anecdote.
•‘A poor little boy. it a cold night in
June, with nn home or roof to -holler his
head, nn parental nr maternal xniariliau or
guide to proteet or direct him en a'
reached at nightfall the hon., ~ 1 a rich
planter. who took him in, fed. lodged. and
cent him on hi , %Tay with hi.
ThP , e knul attentions cheered Ii heart,
and inciiired bin ail)/ freA eonr., ; :i• to I•at•
tie with the nb-taclii,nf life Yeat
around: Providence led hint on: he hail
( lie h e il the legal profs- ion : hi- ho-t had
rit, , d: the •ornn,rant-• that pre% r.si thl ,
gutp.taneo , ot man bail formed a
to get from the wid• w her
cent for the neared to i•iimmit her
catit‘e to hiin. and that eotin-el
be the oep4an l cu vent- litifore vii•lecitned
entertained by her h ur .i,„,„/
(1 . • sAArtit All.l tP•tirto:ott•
now t iftd...l to tit , %,r,ltit:tr‘
mot i Vt . " ~ W ITIVCte, I with the prnte-iiim
Ile untlertilink her eau,. ii,th ! pi t
en,.0% t li.. reel-led : gaine•l it • th.
cri.low%4 h. r 1)1
porptuity p tont" r. Stel,heti • :eh1.• , 1 , vt ith
an Pnwihnkl- of emotion that -eat ft- ridge
t r ;,• thrill thriatirliont ti. hon., : -tiro
' , Than tine ct:lttil. I etore r its
" 1 11 in , .„( III v , „h.
11.•xt Nl ,, n , lay. A- 11. i
a CleHr Illh?1 , 11q,in llto enn -oh
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and Stillithern 44 A Morw:4 in-. - I ...t
uultr with Ih, .•.n ;
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1./1/ndity .h.tlt• ill • Th.
vowing s.- , ;(41 d..1/1,11.. 1,.• "ii.• ..1,
siderabLe interest, and excitement.
11=1=1
It w. , t11.111.4v.• h... , 1 1 :tet ttor
Ow 1.1-ty r t r Ih.•
lit- trci , 1111.‘ , .
article mt.. the h.ulcn e•titir , l),
and from out it- acptit., lints gprung f. tth.
not a n:1. It. Litt .1 ,:iant, and that rant.
him
f;,, ti; , • I{:tll.,lro . lN htfair. ltv 144 - .4.11 tr,)• much
to ntin.ll.eenu.ow.. h.avt•doerof.i it .in.•
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of eh..'. wie. 3 r,• rvitt intinll . l,
of the une,•rt•unt% "1 the• te,nil when in
fn , •t the tun•.•rtnentt• all of their ~mn , roßting
Il• titA .eltertize,l letter•+ t.. a
1:•• - I rtl.• riutie, and 11 , 1111' , - ex
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1.1 I:. light 1 , •14.1• in that
fief , f•ot hrtri4 lrlti•• dotiht
there n hat , ' , aeat•ing't the tlttretlithility of
[Le ;ital . ,- I z. 4,1; ioe ~ 'r'oavxywetingtlteleutr
". hen in truth,the fault was ;alit-fling leorgia
••f t tt u •, Th..u,an.l. of similar iuptua
origlnating in enrelessneto
:n a proper!) , •lirert ity; letter. intended in he
nAiled, 1. r NI! ~I wh:ch the Office Depart-
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tti. l Itor .1:1 . i- tit Vittsinnill, t r nn-
t‘lth the reiwile tionvvitu
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Stephen K. Talmadge, 11m. Whswell, Ilefiesu
ithin the neiirteet days to liahlet the track of
le $u nisury and Erie vied t4s Verreu.
Lcir Thlp Sunbury fr. 7 COMPanY
`have fixed upon-I.eak Eros as the sit,* for
their Inerthineibopo• • • •
aft" - John 11anyard, formerly of the firm of
Nliatuig I;an;ard, has opened a new Grocery
and Conieculonery
_Store, in No. 3, Wright's
_pluck. For popietilars seeadvertiserneul.„.
Ouvnius.—tie have no excuse to offer
for having demoted Po much ot our outside this
w. ek to political affairs, as we think the arti
cle in question will amply repay our readers
for the loss of the usual amount of miscellany.
J it. ittimr.r, we notice by thh nu-
V r ILA dray lode that have putted our office
f4,r the past week, is receiving a now and ele
gant a..nortnient a furniture. Ile is a liberal
denier, and 11 worthy roan, and we commend
hun to ti l e patronage of the public. •
Pe" The Winter Term of the Erie Academy
annotiliced in our advertising columns. For
tr iculart of the course of studies we refer to
is nal!, rti , cenartat itself; but in addition to
w„„1+ ot . ISarren. •• . , icing " after Jeer this
week • We hope they Will have luck —nut •'tieh
ernrln'y luck." and will remember tie when
\ i it, iti his residence on Peach
Street, Tuesday afternoon aiol trio
ire- That lint ttgain Lee❑ qtr the
u, man'- This time it IS 3 ••Ite
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;/ tiPd , ,ii• I
lIM
t 11 ! ;41 I
11r 1.1 tiim •I
I:10 Jo appears
ff pflieinl co
t`.' , ll -ur
‘l.• hav n).,111
f; f irr, 1, 11
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OEM
- Or-- - -
Vie nun• 4 , 141, dint the inatitntion Witt! Ilei
in a more tloorkhitvg condition, evr lin.l a
.r.. o•nwetent Teacher and aa•iatanta.
gq-!t,•vernl of our N imrals, ltroan, Titomp-
Net , litttot, tto.l other., bate been to the
r• rOflirn 3 tll.'r juicy roast.
ikr ‘Ve ore requeotted to nay "the friend,' of
e Kev. linw, or this city, are respect-
Ily art.l (.91.41411y invited to part icipme in a
' , l iuglant
monk laruov►rrsrrs.—'tie notice that lien.
rEti is making an addition to the Reed 'louse,
enileil to lengthen anil otherwise improve
te ,tore rootroi on Park Row. That part in
rear of Elliott z-ialoon is to be used as a
illiaril 51l1O0U.
xpre“t hiruael
IN or 4,1 thr n umnat lot! lot .14.11111% FreMAS
L7•,l,eirt i
l`rt • 11. one, it is , 110
1.4115" .. 1111 •% 4 1" 1,1 .g ,k
-dtied ,iti t•e , row yof I \ avy Igor t
he jmr
h 1,4 hei•,l her, during thr week Plavain
i,: t his s ;•11.amer Miehigna. with fl riPic
11! Ittt topiired during the 'A int.•,.. The
'it( tt•l+,t7 tt * di , 1,14 ruiitie he amount
lion.i.•
I •i1.1.1.4)1N on 31 Dunkirk, of
I 1 Nt.,t•ii. 1 , 1 tlt. lwArt C7tivt . L. 1‘.%4( 110,4,
m - Ir,. n oni• end a the Lakes to do
"th, r, ct!,. w 11 oporto 6i , o‘lnlen death. 111
%se, • • for the 11.4 •10
.% ear
hi, 1,14• ht. ilk , l the hike
1.;, 11,01, ho way nptnin .•I the l'ropeller
1,.•k .hippilv ~nr 'my hail
'l,Oll r„1„- lodt u 13.1 Tinr.-411), in linn.r
ffti 3 r . Thellitrourwer,ront of the that
\Vh ;lion li ri•-igibed
11:14 port. nua tlw 31.1K,iiitillent of C. Tib
in Ili• place, it premature. It i.
!roe re , ig.no,l. aro) /wain
the fippoittiovint of %Ir. T. n hi.. sue
cc--or; Litt no nation. let, been taken upon it
the It is very likely the I'Vesi.len
apponn .Ntr. nil, fie could not appall'
:1 tlfq ter ffian. rm. r Dettto. rnt. 4pir taste
w., 1 1,1 give metre rerieral r•rci-f:u•rion
gTyy ThP the I, , .peaking
Hi) e•L ure..e.
.:I:L.tre that
pr •110:11:1 h eirtile - e ::I heart -,:r. :L. be
N - he Lrl While we 41111 V
expre.,-(..,
appreci.oe our srwary'm anxiety, we are
nel.ne.l t.. tiunk that, if we are to —hoe our
row t!•.• (,0
u. I.•tlge'r. W,• I% e i.r ILIAC. not only
1, , MO ~ 111`. 10:t :1 groat aval 114 a
t:. it to.v. boating 1.101‘,31, it ottt" K 4.1.1
Tlf "l•-1- I: I C •I..!: PI:I NT I\,lllll , I
( ':III ilir allott ot Ilie puldi, 1.. ou
ink-re/I,od facilities ti.r filling MI n rilers in Ihu
Kook :1,1,1301. Printing line We are now tid•
tling Itt ottr t , tretttr 1 trge v-trit ty of tuttierial
411 I lie 'tee anti heel Itu.bittuttltle .tyletz, sucl
At,t I:4tttler%. Cut.t. Vignettim,
wtinetit.,,\( e have ,16, ) jti.tt receive,
a large iiiinni iiy (-In--lock. such am
tine paper•klearit.. which, With our
1-1 pre—iies bud Avant pottier, renders he
printing 01 ilieltliserver (Mier itnapproseltahlu,
in pewit ot price, tbeality awl finiol, in Oita aiL..ct
lien {lr 0 , 111 Finl4 9, 1.1 N ork at any
other .•.1.11.11-hto lit tau worn litillale and
I*.t . lia‘e i.oth the o'. 1,0 rind
vki,i' The t, -fates that the new time
table, whieh went into effect on Monday on
the Lake t 4 lntre Et. 1.1. gi•e4 a lint one train
n day, ant! that in Ihe ofternnon. This is an
error, any one may t•ee lty reterring to the
follow mg t t.eli et lute. Nirb, E.pre•N /eaves
Erie for lintlain, nt 1:!..n0, A. ‘l.: Aceommotln
-7.110. l M.: Mail 2.40. I'. M : giving three
trains a day En.st. Front Erie to Cleveland,
the Night Exp.' et•t- leaves 3.1. - t, A. M.: Mail 3.15
1 . . M.; Expret. Freight and Emigrant tt.INI, I'. M.
riving the 'lie nundter west.
tir.,•i
E. L is informed that. his
poem, ••TerpQiPitore," iv declined--not for any
iv , int of merit, but for the pimple reason that
it. publication would prove Pope an old playia
rmt: It n.I lidre lon Witch respect fur the
memory of the depnrit , 4l poet. to quffer such
thing , " to go forth No, Edwin, stick to your
farming, or whatever Ittisinessl.you luny he fa
miliar with, but don'tiend us poems as original
that we have had bound in our library this
live years. They don't go down. But if you
fl I'e ani hi t low: for poetic fame, and must steal,
jll,t pick out eonte of the r.or•-r 0n ,, , and send
th,,t k ca the po.l old Gazrit,. They'll publish
them fot the sake of encouraging
youthful talent, which we couldn't think of
doing, as our "heart" is not half as SUSCepti-
Ide ay our neighbor's, and hence our inclina
tion-, . 1..41 t happen to take that philanthropic
.11.(d'At . I ALIIRAITII, in Li.. able charge
; , •ite Fotoq • t 0 took oc,a4ion to rghtike the
irginta 11,•1 is it.- for the in:lt-cent e man
[tested r the rr, r 1 of rfipt. N. -6a-
Pm.le Virgfnia .111.tge. “able
• trge ;I. ' 0J similar case, "ne-
e•• 1011 . dike the" Penn..). i%anin ant linrititt.
h.r :111.1w ti.tr itiAtig.tr 10 , Iritg her shOrr length
ah,rif f . ci , ,rly I‘VI. Seer~ in the Yoll4 ease',
.o,h 0 ;h. ' It FOll , ll eoll71111114.1) Airtime 11,1
0. , trial nil •lentence.l
ME
h.' ha- r.auatr,ie•l I' rtlitit
'••Il 1
• 114 in, pc
m, I Iv.. c Ir. on +ll.l,ivion Vit• go; rot non
ti l tprr,titoot jmliri.tly , ay nq
It 1 , 1 . r , itk here it
% 1/1 , 1, wr fulfil /111 the COM3IIMtIaS ul
I he ,lecalogue
t gar Soma amusing illustrations oft the eel
mice of navigation may linve been lint' the
present week, during the time when th••
"storm-king" held us in his icy embrace,
Brown's Hotel corner was the scene of many a
daring sicrobstie feat, gotten up with a total
divvied of °eternality, no, vihen at chill nor
wester blew up State street, thelreary pedes
trian essayed to cireunaturrigate Its slippery
bounds. One "ancient mariner" accosted us,
1 as we were "drifting" around this dangerous
passage, with "high ho, ship-mate! put down
your centerboard; you're making too much
lee-way!" We were about replying to the
good-natured sally of our nautical friend, when
our underpinning foiled us, 8.13.1
"One more unfortunate" -
was added to the already large list of those
who, not having the; fear of our city -fathers"
continually before their eyes, pour out ti.
•••ials of their wrath - on-the heal , or t hose a
stute individuals who think a "sloping sidewalk
the best, for all purpeses, because it carries
off the water best !'' If it is a fact that -Ow
wicked stand on slippery places." we 010111.1
think 'that a reform might he inatieed iii the
building of our side-walks. if merely front 4-
. fish motives.
le r The large and beautiful building of
Messrs. Ca con tor & Ct. ILK, and t; %% kit
RA a, on t hel'uldic,Slina re is rapidly 1, Ling
completion, and is now so frr a , lvat , .l rhat
the "cold snap - of ilih• week did I,: ri•
ally hinder operations. We are , grit tiled 1.•
know that the upper story is to lie tini•hed oil
as a hall, for concerts, lecture-,
underatan4l the opening eniertairooent will
be the brat annual ball of the Mayne tiotard-.
Such a hall has been needed in our city for
ninny years : and we hope the proprtetor.t will
find the investment a paying one fort Itentsel re-.
as well as for the
TI ROAD ( n'EA VA.. F.rit•
irgh Railrondbi now 01 . ? en for lot.ino.-4, anti
the cars have IMCPII 111)111111g Ciinneautrille
for the past week. The truck-laying is b e ing
pushed forward as fast as circumstances will
permit, and we expert to he sbk . ru CAP tp at
our Crawford county neighbors "by all tvi
when next we take n • scoot" into the c. ,, :nir)
if Jack Casement don't catch the i -swamp agy
110Wil i n that wooden Colintry. we II shake
hands w h ir" 6 .11.ere'er county iiefide !lie fir ,
January.
De" The foll•wiiig :tr.• .: .1.. v. Il
trial on the Second
Tobias, UP! of liari-ott
cx. rcl
Jane S. rituili.y. GI 1 . .11 :.
1.1,1.1e11, Kepler s 4% , v. no)).
Bail .1 el al
hinds rs. Martin.
Robinson, oho of Mile , St, 'lt,
Preston et :avg. Ittir.:ll.
Huntley ra. Sweet,
haute r S/11111..
gam_ The 're:oilier ,
and the friend. ~s , iu i u. , nni.
MI Eagle V SI 1 0 4.4 it":.
pm, 2r,lh Nttven.l,..l
say- ttrit. tl4r irh
day appointed by die I T1.,r0l i.t n, :
Thanl•+giNinr :tia.l pr:i,y ; 311. i N ;I!
Ai the• lime
Ur hU,lfif, , - Well V. 111 , et. 11. ti
end .topen,i..vi 1.10ftn...- i L 1;% . %% 0.11
'or litioir 4tACII err". !I r I rirr„r• tr. 41 r
employ
o. how 1%, I ..tit: ;4”;
rf the Smil,tiry El iv Void
.‘ -1 111
ihe Eaßterrt .1 0.% rl.. ti.-1
ern. 1.04
iron II bleb 1 , being ,
1,, k-ibie
a 4.4
ffiek-ti zo !t , i• 1 -1,
rect.llect evi r hal •• • it .1 1•• 4 • 4 4 4 4 1 . 11•
Clay tic3rl) 0%.1 . % 1 I 1.•,
g ",
but got •,11 again ihe l't !loll...!
rotnnum I,r• b.:.! :11 1:1 •• . ( I
Monday
l'erry A I,llor.Atil , !I \ % t
1114,1,1. s, • : t E , r ,!,
Ilarhorcreek ; John 11 '
llirnrvl :-I.yitittn •Itrigtx-. '1 \1 t
for tineen or twenty
W rogper, liantilh,l).
tliek, Calvin Fargo, l• t•• .11 'X'.
}burn, W IS. Vemit:g... 01:1::,
Daniel Ilnrria, Union
Alenzo Perry, 15'nwifirtgi.,11; 'r-,••1, 111..vc.1
Breen; Orren Imnrx, II Ir Pr
Amp, nem 1., Wayne: .1-el ‘I
Matil I. V"'
Mirth Munition. %Vat ertonl • 1:01,4•11 Ki. 11 ii
iel Shultz, Myron Siher:).,t Pairvo..w. .
FrAnklin Lee.l4titmu.,l, , .I,•hn t:
1 % (eel,
Elk )'reek : .Joseph Wll.ll-.ot
11.4„. I.IYI of Traleo•••• 'troy. 1., .t 1 .ttirl of
l'omittNn hr 1111.1 nt Vrto on tlo•
Monday of Dee., I h ,
Robert Beaumont, Coeimml Zr.iarb•r, Llt
('reek; 1% miley 'Bingham. 111111,311,
.Imieph MeCora, Bon'. Morey. John \ N, .!,
North Bart; Lktv /1. 1.,
Brown, Bobbin, J Lint te..b .1,
Rinderneehi, Eric: 1.171 , 3,111m - di. 1; If.
Greene: Luther Chapin, VCTIMI}:"" I la% 'I Coe,
)eril S. florton. Jvhn rnimv. W
Unirtey, Vrunklin; Engley. Springhell.
J. J. Ehersolu. flarloirereek: .I,.irfiti 1; ray. lb—c
ter Spaulaing, Conneaut: Jame. llatniit.4l. Lu
cian Rout, Lyman Wity, liem . ^..•
10. g, Le BoruIT; Samuel Love..Niti M t 1; at vim.
Millereek: Simon Martin, 11 . 10 '1'3¢Z.31 . 1.
Wm. 3 . l'aitersum, ISn4liin glow I l'ren
Snmucl Weigle, Richard (". W
WllOl./.• DILI' (1001, \ I:ior
We are pleased to learn that the itattot mtte, ,
our trade connection- 111. s un till I.een nitrt
ciate.l to such an extent as to itultire the loe.t
tion of a wholesale try pm-is Ittt.o. iu o•tr
And we are further tr;111 :Et , 4—.1
ranee that the gentlemen em,.
new enterprise intend mak ot"
feature in the trade of Erie. 1 00 113 \t• 1. , 11,
been of the opinion that -tit h •in
men', if coliducte.l upon fro) .sr
by men of tact rind energy. ••,..111.1 Ti' ftil .•f
building up for it••elf do-11'111g t t.lts i•
point„ktut now ninon .melt, an one 1- , shout to
be finallny located in our city. we t r-t it rtl.t.
receir e such eneottrugemvnt ...tr rit:r..tt
may find in their power t.. 11e Ion! it
that the flue store room nit tier the llee.l likot•se.
next door east of the main entrance, hat isuen
secured for the purpose alwve named. and that
it is already being filled with goods
Mrx. Mi/ler died
larA Thur. Any. Jler hu-b
another utan•+ wife. awl she
grief at the eirettniAtanqe.= of lwr dr-wri ion --
l'aer heart !
—There• hare hew< fount% in Erigiartti. in
rocks which, were .lepo4ited It ,n_ Itef•ore the
creation of man. a frng•« (.I:qtett a•t
to itolieate clearly that the animal, 1%11011
must have weighed from ` , t«r 4, 1, 90 1,1111.1..
OarM COMICIIIPTI IF rw.
log Inrea reott/trod Ilymith in a G.., r/. 4it,1,!,
t.•ry rimpte n•maly, .Ibr having rull•r.,l .t•r,•:al pant
With a verve L.. ffratort,an.l that .I,r , 1.11
Immpttbn,ht auxin/tato Make knowutn his It 11.,. -■u'b".•:.
tn. mean. et Care. TO All who den - ve it lie a.ii r«nd a i•• ,• •
of the preleriptiOn used (fr. , of thilargr.l • 1:11 .1i ivrtion.
for preparing and sexing the aamx, whble 'her *ill lista
sun Cut* for emunmerbo., Alamo, 8r...11th/, Ar.
only ..hjret of Ihr 3.lvertl/er 10 000•1,h1; thr I.r.+.•ripli„n
Ir to betook the. 3111 , / 1 / 3 1, sod h/ h"1. «,rr trill
try la. rrukedy, 33 it alit.o , l
pro, a tol••••Ing i`a.lll4ll 01,4,11 , 4 t It•• ~,,,
pleas. addrrite £I)W ARV. A. tt'llotttN,
MAP' Williams/burgh, Ktnga Co., .S
'I r I..tke C it 11•0.
Dar- I,i,t or Traver,.•
I=l
lakfiek' AND YOU TAU diii4l.4. i t 4, N ' s
Tors AND pllrMeErrtt'.- Proems WhOOP PR r.PAityl%
f,i , i• F
/IPI , IOO II e)StAetne %Imo beim print sled I,r I. ...to tied, f hro' -
eseepte or abuse of any kind, ouch as Hard Work, Cart,
Anxiety, Grief, or Imes of Bleep, ur by the tar of 'Liquor or
Tobacco, and as a wronsWeelle antrering with various
Nerves' Pains k WeektiatirM, audit sia Neuralgia, Nervous
Handaetuta Waisifltlmstra, , resound and Cr/refreshing ,
Mill% Fuel or lar Late, Weeloars and Tiomb. !
44thstlAnt s guars! l i rtXlpl nof the Ileari, languor, Low.
l W will bud In
osana-VirrigErs'ii? ISI:V.V.V.ro Pri.sistS
TheA. 11,1011*DY FOR:1111Ehr. AFFECTIO:Iit,
most prompt, perfect, and pern)elient,
of any ever yet presented •
to the nubile in this way ; • Remedy that will not Pin one
time in twenty, to glee present and lasting ben,' I, and
bring teat and repose Vital both have departed. A few
doses will peeve the correctness of this otodentent, and
convince the most sceptics! of nervous annertro,
TliA'r /' 1 LLS. .
they hare a safe and certain soother of their pains, mid
an invigorator In their treatment They eon'
Minuet a particle of Oprosa, nor any of the products 01
that drag, they do not produce Cbsthinesso, nor may o th er
of the evils that follow the uM of that airtitisqoor dotal
then use fur any length of time moats a habit Which can
not he broken, without pain and distress,. 'Mil du not
mu... polo, norinduce sleep, by overpowerieg or dfssuleas . ,
ing the stenme, nor do thrl riestrey one dimities by ante '
stffliting *tinniest Their proper/I la to impart strength
to the who. teetenos system, quirt to the tremblingohms, ohs ,
ohms, moth the feelings, a calm the Taws, tku,s
en
ah:.n Olifferer to obtain and enjoy riathral swami and
r. ep, from which he awakes with renewed en
the appetite beeornea natural, th e Digeetion
pro‘ oe, the lioWlPhi act with regularity, and thus, by sound
sod healthy ittgration, nourlshinent, strength, and
arc inipurted iu 111 111t1 , ./114 tar to every Ohs 1.. d
(.1:1 , 11..n of thesj stem, and health of body and mind be•
row• s a oatural result. Theseatatemerita have not been
put forth, nor the (drum/ to the public, until time
and teal have given ample e, idence .if the truth of the
and antionbiall testimony to the value and impor
ts/me of the Oilier. And knowing, As we do, the great acid
iticressing . hrevalence of nervous debility, among all rla/e
-0 t ourporattionsty and the mass id tniutry springing
from this source, se twilece it to be not only the right,
but the .Inty. 01' any who can du so to contribute to
ward. it , a h-elation. That them Pills are better calm
-1..t.0l to eneet thi. result than any other Medicine within
the reach of the 000....0 se 1110/t sincerely believe, and
therolore bona... we are clearly in the line of our duty le
p I smog them, sit far es we ran, within thereat* of an who
omel the aid and comturt what they are sure to afford.—
The are carefully prepar• 0 and areornpaused with plain
4 ireet ion., and ..one iisefol mid important hints, suggest-
L ens, and sett ices, and nut at the low rate of 2t. eta per
Ho.. Prepared and sold at 'Wholesale, by Ca itTlitit A
Into , nod by 101 the itruggista in the adjoining Tows.
and I infiers 241 f
Ott 1110 11.111 WO., by Rev. J. H. Price.ley, Mr
R•tl. M /IT, of Sew Vork, and Mrai HENRI
ETTA Me.SPARRES. of thin city.
In IVelb•lttteit, nn the t 16 itt.t., by liod
frer. ISIIER 11.1)t). t f lll>ion,
to MIA, SLSAN \WUI'. of iltrartl township.
un +tie 211,1 t ult.. Ity iianry F.tni., Mr.
1NTIlt):`,11.11I11k.:111.11:1:
ern the I,4ii inst.. in this city, after a long
protrrtele.l FLORA SHAW.
tlgt , t Itt )Vitrq WA II mont h
tin the t,th inkt., in Fairview, %Ir•t. JOHN
HEISS, langliter of Jacob I,ixler. in
her :.!911) year.
In thin city. on Pri , l.ty evening the 11 inet.
After :t hrit.r illucs9, 131t1:t:Ttl LOGAN, age(
at..qtt years.
Aitratiscmcitto
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Env, 1K.19-241.1.
ERIE ACADEMY.
rrii E ?lox of thii inNtituliollnili
I . • W,1111,1 Monday ,b. I let tow.. with the
r • 1..4 in,r Oa. t qrpr _
tvul Fr. I; klk, .4, 11, 1" ,- incipal.
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A 1 .4.1 Sft $ ItAikt, bi• a i'ariA.
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TL. Tnr~tww • u ory roasnn L. linpi• that, utater
rm./ten t .tor k rikrk 1,1 I rkptrurtnra, this inatitution will
dwe .04114 ann. the tonal "nurialoag 1n nur Cartintryoml
trr.lll In our City.
Terms of Tuition per Quarter.
Rea.;ing. Wra•in;... the Fundamental
.n Anibal...tie, Primary Cenography, the
51... !tn.; Hook an )'reach and .;erman, lot,/
Music. $2 dO
I- - •i:11«•. G rammar, Arithmetic, I Jahn, Greek, Nod
azi,l Ancatnt Geography, Iltatory, I,cagte,
I:l.etorte. F.lementa of rriticiom, ErideneN. of
Cl,tianity. Butler'. Analog,. Englial. Later
at•ire. Saturn: S..lenev of Go.ern.
tell...dual and Sloral Bout
ing. Algebra; Geometry, Trizoindortry an I
N'ataiml Philoanplay,Chernlatry,
•trotmnly v,ih tud. of Globe/. and Telescope, 4 Si)
t„•1:1.11, and 4 , t I.Ang-tu ‘ icen, f I
Irk tad.. .hY (Irdcr of Ow Board,
1' Akri GFAP. I.YOS,
Nor. 19, 'Wo. ;•24.
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CII WI. VA . TPtlii 11•4 4 61 0, .4• 'flank: to
nuou.n.u+ trten•lo and-patrol, for pu,t taw
COILISV i. etilt tnktivg the 1.00 Pitirma Po - rt
COLltip - Dow pl., fre,r.or an aeaminiting reduction ta
the prim 014,111... e pr-e4l Arrihrotvre• ' COLEY
know , you hare heretrfor. mitt tlertr diet, as atirri for
ru. ht. Coley ni determined to bring the
pn. e Of Ambr..type Ptclarue .i.ua realty the yirtum.
worth notion. within the Reach of the ammo t. Colby
Is really the and may at all time.% he
found in the Itu...,,,,Zwriu cc, Krim Pa, 6ret door
'flunk of C..runw,te. .14,f
NEW YORK AERIE R. K.
EiIIatAMINNMEMPON
l'rvimo v:11 q.l%e Punkirk at vhout the (o:;uai tag hour■
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secidesto apps etc. is WI-rersistbolf
It is Tory &sizable to hare soars oboop
inky for toga:log Pornnovo, To7o,Crockoryon,
SPA r.D1744',A I'MKPARKD GLI'V.
wets 41 loch emergencies, and no household
to be without 11 11 la *bray e ready awl op to the rw l ,
Ng point. then to no Were a notwonty fo r 11
chains splinter...l vol.teent, ).adieu 4011 s, am! t „,,,
eradien. It la Jost the article for eone, awl
ornamental w..rk so popular with the kotte. ot
sod taste.
ydi gi i m bi o pnpsratloa Is timed cold, br tax
evilly held la solution, and pooronaing th.
qualities of the Bert ?alma+ unarm' Glue , i t
to ibo piano of ordinary mediae*, briny tSatly
"ITEM. TN EVER? TIOCSF
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Wm/Lit/ULM De►OT, N 0.30 PIiATT XT., N.,
Address
ITIVIRY C. SrALIOG 4 Co
Put up for Dosler, to Ciao' eoutuloip K four, ..41t,
typing Jour., a boaalaful Litliortaph
paaylag earl paean..
a . A single bolt!. of tirA I.DING'S PREPARED G •
Will save ten times its cost annually
rye.; 1.0•11.:.
Seal by 4 11 promiarnt Eltittioasra, DruggistA,
slid Yarnhare Dealers, Grocers, and Vatter otoo.,
Cnentry merchant/. etteuht nuke a net. 0( Al' at ;11)„
PRRI•ARLIo GLUK. aulong op th.ir
gait 'wad aaty,climate..
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Mend. Hllitat.l Cue.
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Motoh. Hook Coao*
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lileadn'Cheats
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Merida. Draught.lloanle
Mewls Pubes
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