:z
Surat !two.
ser B&num has sent an agent to Eng
Iced be beiag over the winner of the ?Tent
poise figkt•for public exhibition.
Thort that a man named Wee,'
had conf essedhimself the murderer of
Parker, at lortamouth, N 11.. iN unfound
ed.
air The first newspaper ever publish.
in Morocco Las recently made its all war
*nee at. Tetuan. It is printed in the span
nth language and distribuiell gratuitous
ly.
air The Assembly of New York hay(
passed a bill providing that no crime hot e
after committed in that State, except
try .t
-son and murder in the first degree. -hall
punished with death.
be- A young woman in Na. , liva hack
died from the effects of an internal nip,-
lion of morphine, administered lot a rheu
matic attack in one of her hip.'. '1 he
patient went into an insen-ible -fate. ti , nm
which she could not lie roused. and died
in twelve hours.
sir mrs. Thomp-on, Penn-% ania
avenue, Philadelphia. died on
from the injurie, ,he recei% 441 by ih..l, liN i
nig of fluid lamp bet v.eek She 0.1
in horrible agony, the %N.ljt , • if Ow A1ri61,1,1,
having been burnt ill, .1. I , lk
explosive
sir Mr. l'harle , -,ientiti,
Berman miner, well kii‘ntit to I'43ll°ll'lu
has lately returned trout W u -1 1 ,w. A te' :
-.tray of six ['toning there, and givt- , it :t , I,i
°tuition that Lite atthttint 4)1 , tht , i ,I:t ~1
ready di.,covered in the Com t.I
gutticient to yield slll,°, i,i it oi 1 ~.„
energetically wrought.
air In Dr. Magoon' , clnin h 11..tm ,
- lunday of last %%eel,. tltr tiNl I.
tized was a young girl. x II N. 11 LI
-
LI) tile 1:L..4t Stage to .•011,t11111.1i.lin Ali
laterally arra) ed iu 1,,t prt I‘. 1•1 , 111,1•- )
hying under4oest 111 it ti h it. ~,1,, it
which she Nlf:IN.% 11:11.1i/ed til. , ‘‘..111 1.
her in her coffin 'l'll, , -,• 011,• , t
ferting. •
weir On M0n.13) a limn and ‘‘..matt
.irrangeil,in the Criminal 31 P.,-1,1
on a charge of ailulteil, The
not guilty, anti the worn au I ..1.4 w 1 1 , 1 ,11 I
the sight of tt» ill/d and nit
11M 'Old guilty, hut in the sight ut Los
an. guilty." The counsel' lot. the %% due
.tateil that. she was, laboiing uLL.I.•r a .1. IL
4011 induced by Spirititalemi . 3 pied ol 11.
guilty MILS 1 . 11 tert.. Old
down for trial.
s ir The colored people N N . .. 11,
had a meeting at one 4)1 then linr, he- in
that city, Thursday evening. to ~,ti
the iluestion of etnigrat...ll to Africa It
they were sr) excitPahy partmin th.,
they behaved a. un rel, ,, lLlh) 3. N1,n11.-:
of Congress, and finally bloke ul in I I , .‘‘
The majority seemed to I
,e !yalp-t
tion, on the ground that it 1- theii t,
Aay here and struggle for t .lelii et un
of their enslaved brethren
stir A storekeeper purelvt,eil 01 an
woman a quantity tit butter. the lump- ii
which, intended for pounds, it
the balance and 1'oun•l %%milting.
it'a your own fault. it they at•e light, - -ik
Biddy, in reply to the complaint id thi
buyer, "it's your own !atilt, rte, tut
it. with a pound of soap I liouglit here ItIN
self, that 1 had weighed 'stn?'' The -l o re
keeper had nothing more to -I) on Ilia
subject.
I A gentleman in narrow en-cum-tan
ces, who has been working hard for man)
years as a discharging clerk on the levee,
for the support of a large family, i,udilenly
found himself in affluent circum-tanee ,
yesterday. An uncle in the state of Illi
nois, from whom he had not heard in a
long time, died, leaving him hi-whole for
tune, $75,000. The btrringe , t.last of the
story is, that a gentleman from Illinois ha ,
been here making iniiniries for a month
past, concerning the tate of the family of
the missing legatee, who was •uplioseil to
have died of yellow fever in the >ear
—N. O. Charier.
a ir Colonel Roberts, of the l'ilitc4l ta te
army, ham proposed a plan of re-organmi
tion of the militia of the several :state,—
He proposes a short term of service ul I ill
_ unteers, who are to lie and
disciplined by Congress, and to IA• paid tor
a few days of service each year, when un
der instruction, dicipline and drill. I e
fixes this volunteer force at two hundred
thousand, and proposes to divide them in
all the States in proportion to their }xi' s',
lation. When war is declaretl the mildia
to be sziliject tothe call of the Prettitleut. to
repel inVasion, and even to carry on offen
sive and foreign war. The plats') befoi e
Congress for its considerat toe.
sir The people of Minneapolis :mot ••t.
Anthony, Min., have been undec,a groat
state of excitement for a week. in re :ca st
to the liquor traffic amongst them. Thy
immediate cause of the trouble els tht ,
death of a young man by the ,lelinum tre
mens. A clergyman of the the place
preached a sermon in which he advised the
citizens to take the law in their own hathis
and exterminate the traffic. Two days af
terwards his church was burned down I )
an incendiary fire. A oimmit t et , of yiti•
lens then gave notice to the dealers th.tt
they must close their business, and the
dealers were preparing to make forcible
resistance if they were melested
Oar A young lady in Utica recently,
having fallen violently in love with a young
man of her acquaintance, and failing to
conquer his affection, gave him a slcxw of
eantharides in brandy to accouarAish it.
Hut it would seem that the charm acted
quite differently from what the girl, in her
stroplieity, had antieipatetl, for shortly :if
ter drinking he MIA taken very %iek. 'flit•
young lady had also mixed a portion ( .1
t he cantbaricles with some snuff. with which
the nostrils of her beloved vier. , to be tit,'
sled and his head affected iinliappi
ly the mixture fell into other hands. 'l e,.
ladies partook of it.. The eoll.4efillellee 11 1-
a'violent, iritation of the Sensitive menu
brazes of the nostrils of both, awl I.realsiii!:
out on their noises similat to lever
air A merchant of Groton, Toml,kni
county, has got himself into truul,le, an
all about a sister of the Metfindid chure
to which be belonged. The wom•tii it th
wife of a mechanic ‘Veilne•iilii) e% 4'lllll.
on returning home, he found the holm",
deserted, and instituting a , e.trt . ll, lound
the merchant and his wit, at or near a
barn, standing in a field ~ oine
from the house. The outraye,..T
knocked the ruerelaant down and jumped
on his face with both feet, breaking the'
bridge of his nave and eutting tie t• in
a shocking manner. The, husband ontill
ued to stamp Loin until be
was' extinct, when he took his fail
wife home. She said that she and tlie
merchant had met clandestinely for the
last six or eight months. She has been
sent to her friends. The atrair ha-. made
the husband iusune.
WWl= iur STIPATiiv v ForNi).— A fevi .
days since the feeling of the '•sentimental
Coy" were appealed to by
Washington, to save the nem,
"Sam's" wife, froth being sold into South
ern slavery. The money, 'Pest, must Is•
raised before the first of April, or sam'sii
wife was a "goner." The rich Republican
M. ("a. were appealed to, and in two weeks
raised onr kvndrr d and theriern ,Idles and titer
hvlt rents. Than the case rested upon the
3lat of March, and Sims wife was to start
the next morning. At this time, half a
dozen Southern gentlemen, and all slave
holders, while discussing the merits 'of
sparkling Catawba at Willard's casually
learned how the affair stood, took up a
collection and reified among themselves
the 87, and restored "Sam's" wife to
the arms of her sable husband. The A bo
• litionista assert now that the rem-on tliaf
they did not raise the money, was that thei
are opposed to buying slaves.— \'
THE OBSERVER.
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It I.' 11.0.\:siTylexiitoi
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TENNIS: */ 60 YVat YEAS IN A.DVA,NCE
sATUBDAY, A PRIL 21, ts6u
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
FOR Ii(kERNOR,
HENRY D. FOSTER,
• oF WESTMOELAND
THE END OF KANSAB
..• t ru , t the country i 6 at last to !4t.e. the
~f Karugt, gut-Aunt. It has dis
-4-4 our polititN long enotitth It has
capital 1 ., .! tiem:%gogne.4 and fit-
the country 1. sick or the iu
let on 'Nivea and she can "puddle
or ot{•n V 1111. 5 4 ," an.l neither Ninasnehu:Aetta
:Huthof I ' eau find cause to agi-
de. It t% reason, hocaum- we
I, 'red t., tine 9 11e:41011 taken out of
nt v,,litt.• that we favort-4l it-+ early nil
-11,—,011 tin the Lecompt eon.titution.
,- I n tit,- thAt %‘o ae , now glad
th It the hill for her a,lnU.,:iou un d er
he \V goal„tie 4 , MMitlit inn haS 1114.441 the
I .1.11.1 to heat 'it pa.-Nnge throtwit the
,t. \Ve regret greatly th.ti
e‘ el, n, e- .uthrtent i)opulation
no t co d, in jUitily IL uttanituotvi
inetill..l
‘1... 01 01‘“eltied the Eng 1.i611, a- e•••
.i, in rule f;)rtheorvailimitiot
- 1.“.t.ime.1 their th(
11, oti ..1 tfl , to the4ection
I od tll. 11111 v tlrt•t• Nt rthcr
- tt 11.1 v,,t e. I alraittst ttdm
.1.. it .1 ilt.• 1:,.1.0.1ienn..; will
1,, t. •Itt..t 11, ,1 byp ' 4 4lllolcm vot. , was
t t ti,, 1,1. -..tit adtt1i....1,)11 .•I Kau
.•n I li.• r1 , .1111.1 111:11 It 11.1.1 :01410441 1 . 11•••
IA1)1 11. m ovvr. w 11.4 the
\ :16. 11 t c , 14114 Or t
11, - 1 1 /t egon W:L-
I ' , ..11111 , 111 nl. n . ilea dO.l (lie
ni \ I :'1 , 1.11.41 , . I lie• t hat
.•te 01,1eviion 1.1 free
-1 it .• .n. th. , ) 1111.1 ht.en 11.1opttN1
Ir.l
It t in. tI, t , ottn , rule ot popurttion
.nll.l 4-131411 , 1/1,1, proper to qualify
tk -t l'ot At an earlier
Territories were 'et
.l I) . .111.1 it n.-.4U 1/111.0tallt to
-0010 t 0 411:-.1:01t atiVftll
.-1•1 f Ip , ve-1 foment. thist 3 very .4mall
mill , t.l Hi't witAits di.em.4l rufli
.•nl the relow,ibilitie, of a
t it, Rut the care is altered Ilituawra
,4l -iich fatalities. of cheap trim--
t it ion the 0( C3ll and gift-land ,
i the We t hat the ituungt.int population
f has Leen ..iitlieient to have
rote l .1 /. 00 0, 4 Ph.rult at the
L„ Ilenee
tiiitat 141 impo,ed upon the pop-
Imam required to organize a State, there
ti..rea4on why the whole national domain
my not 1... -40.1 i% hied among.d a eompar
tively -tit ill population, and the equilibri-
All 111 the govertitni lit overthrown by
qt t. lit- (.1 new '-tale, formed and ailmitted
pupilage nr preparation.
Thew -innething startling in
the rapidity with which new communities
uniler th:• impulse of the railroad and
-y-tem may I.e clothed with
-,olereigimt), admitted into the Union, and
ettliuve•l with all the right (ml Mutt% that
hatc louniled and administered the gov
einno•mmt. We arc very far from objecting
to the t teat ion 01 new mates. We are de
vu.,.4.41 to the de% elopment of lib/ rty and
piimgre-, but; it t obviou., the sectionalist),
have perveived the political intluelLt*" to
rod from the tultlition of new :gates
f.oor,il,le to their policy, and it is plain
I . :aim the nutut row, bills pending of pro
ha the iir;:anitation of new Territo
rie-. that they ile , mtru to abtr , o the policy
01 the confe‘leracy by admitting
imiumure cutuntunitiem to a full
piirtmeipat mon in the invaluable honors of a
01_01k W 4. 01..erve that the lion.
'alt 1 , r0p0.0 to estal,li4l time -land
.11.1.1“ ol Utah. and infer from his re
kw that he exi.eet, thereby to avoid the
.1:.•.1 , t11(-.ti4 on of loripillar power which has
at i-.l•Ti in tho , ferritories. It is difficult to
ii' fl ("inn/Ulf/it it . , (), penpie, reNidelit
uI a re untie Intel ior, can get along Without
Inure LIN% thusanunorganized community
tit and %%intone a t leant th e
municipal org.tnizatiiite n Inch all consider
I .ttwiess thy l oner to estalili,ll. It to
great to be doul,tetl whether the general
legelat ion ed uotigresit user citizens of the
I. ntiel :Ntat.tts woul‘l a‘li.sinate to the
It., ti 10 1 44 .•
1. , V. h. an it al icii r. I ht . dlilletlity cannot
lot • Thu pree i, 4o
,i evre e 01 1 01% yr posttesr.eil l'v a people 41,
ei,sl u p ri tlie public domain is ii juelicinl
mei a 11l lee, 110 40(114, ultimately
net l lt.•• Ihl Ow court,. l'erimps we may
l-u agreo Oiat a State emir', it be admit totl
nuee the I 0 , 11 Wail Iv , . than the repre
~enl tl it l• 111441(a (II 1.010111:1110LI. W101.014 .. 4 .
1.1. 1
1.0-41. , 11 , nettled, the new St:Lte
d ue -lieeu 1110 i 0 in• a bUltieet ~r con
t., I
ite- A r..iv sinet; the Filit.er of the
Nea Volk quietly submitted to
have hi , in is Willed and his ears slapiKal
1:1 of Ai kattras. in the streets. of
‘va iiiwzt,.ll The other (lay this , said Edi-
WI • the 'it '4 , , it rote and inserted in his
balsa an infamous tuticle on Jefferson
1 , . iti which the noble hearted, but
-ornewhat hot he Senator from Mis.sis
.ll,l,l.i. denounced :Ls the - veriest of pow-
It 14 very refreshing to hear Greeley
call I) vow:tot. The best answer to
this ts, that while Iktivir wa s, r idi ng at t h e
he ul of he , Mississipititins through a hail
storm .if bullets, on the field of Buena
the white livere.l craven who wrote
that article Rat in his garret acribbling
defense of tho Mexicans ; trusting that
they would welcome his countrymen with
bloody hands to hoapitablegraves. A pret
ty fellow this to have a conception of what
connive is'
Ems - To put our neighbor of the (Janette
perfect!) at hi! ease in regard to our posi
tion, we beg to asaure him that if Dorni.As
N nominated at Charleston next week, we
shall raise his name with adeal of
i)leftstire. and support him as gl
eni t htmi
Iy a, any other man. There is no "com
pulsion" necossary to induce a Democrat.
to 44upport - : reguir.r nominations, hence it
will not he "hard for Ructions:dies to
swallow," the nomination 'Judge Dorn
ims. or any other gentleman named in
connection with the Democratic nomina
tion. (lite 44.,rd more--if he i-4 nominated
t [tel udi le ill ' 14)01111 ill eotne down with
out a fight. Mark that
lir The "harmonious Republicans" are
having a good time among themselves, if
all we hear is true. They have organized
a club, but the club appears to be very
much like an Irishman's shillalah at Dona,
brook fair—it is handled in the middle,
and nips both friends and foes over the
head. At the meeting of the dub last
week, offieers were elected, and an Execu
trr/4 Committee
. appointed. In arranging
this delicate matter, due caution was had ,
and the places tilled by "Whigs of ye an
cient renown." Not a smell was given to
"original" anti-slavery men, as represented
by the True American, or to that class of
"patriots" who left the Democratic party
for the Democratic party's good, as repre
sented by the "buzzum friend" of Came
ron in this city. Indeed, we have been
told there was quite an amusing scene
when the officers came to be elected. The
list, officers, executive committee and all,
had been filled up, save one place on the
executive committee, by whip fossils, when
one of the faithful nominated Cameron's
"buzzum friend" to till the vacancy. No
sooner said, than one of the "royal hunily"
nominated Ex .Senator Sici vs ER. II ere w:I.A
a go! One of the -Ituzzum friend's" blow
e•rs and strikers, got up and mad., a ft:lining
speech, the burthen of which was the ne
cessity of having "one of the solid tnt n of
Erie" in the executivo committee. Skin
ner wickedly suggested that he—the blow
er and striker—should goon himself: 'fbi,
brought down the house, and Skinner wa
voted in, and the "buzzum friend" out
:►nd this accounts for the "milk in the fol
lowing cocoanut," from the last A., rbso , .
We reproduce it as evidence of the Keefer•
peace, and harmony, and love, which eNtst
in the ranks of the party .
8.--The organization of our city Ito
11,lican Club is finallytro. u I i I
R. .114 .1(•3
a by tliolirocipilingscl%cwhero
We prat het for the ( l int) exceeiling efficien
ey luring the cwiting campaign. It will
he might) to the• pulhng down of the
atrongholil4 of Kahn and Ii hest—the
ten
w-.u,hetl I).inot•raey. The officer. are all
unexceptionablo men. That they at e• ail
(Lamest and relialile Republic.ur4 is suffi
ciently ouch.•el for in the fact that furtne•r
ly they we•ree all, to a man, ail ively alent
ith the old Whig Patty. There i no
"virifele• admix turo" of original repel Gcue-
or ripublicans of democratic antecedent:.
on, the limit of ufficers. Thi4 f:u•t amnir+
well for that harmony and unanimity
:votion awl that freedom from from I`'.•
tion which are .0 twee,sittry to the e ttiek
ork i fig of throiganiiation. NV it a I ,0:1
of offieers representing all the .litlerent
factions of the party, the result could hard
ly prove so satisfactory—the capaeity of
the Ilub for active usefulness might lII'
seriously impaired. Besides, inasmuch a.,
the old line Whigs may he ,upposisl to he
Republican, from necessity rather than
from choice, their present right to take
charge of the concern. of the p.O ty us
preferance to all others. and to the e‘elti
sion of All others, i, ohvious. No one
Ought to complain—the Cluh has pursued
a natural and discreet course, and goo.l
must come of it.
In the Executive Committee is vested
nearly all the power and vitality of the or
ganization. It is,really the Club itself.
We aro consequently greatly ratified to
have the name James ;. Payne, Esq., at
the head of that Committee. It strikes us
that a happier selection could not have
teen made. Mr. I'., although a moderate-
ly youn*man, i 9 innocently so, and al
ready vvilely known for his eminent sere
ices in behalf of our common cause. It
would he hard, just on the moment, to
mention another gentleman in our city,
whose name, whether at home or abroad,
is so directly calculated to strike terror to
the hearts of the foe whose annihilation is
an object dear to each of us. lle will give
the Democrats Payne. Prominent among
the leading Republicans of our State, he
toc,seaws such advantages and ipial i tient ion 14
as make him pre-eminently the man for
the place. ktr word for it, the place will
be honored by him.
Our excellent extemporary, the Gaze m,
is fully represented in this Lorganization—
at least two from that office are made °Hi
ca-rs. This is as it should be. Th,
H an acknowledged organ of the party.
and as such must assume some measuie of
responsibility for what the party does as
well as for what the party leaves undone.
In view of this weight of responsibility,
nothing could be properer than that the
establiahn.ent should be duly and propor
tionately represented. For ourself, we feel
relieved in the matter. The Gaz4—tte must
expect—and doubtless does expect, to Lear
the heat and burden of the campaign, and
will of course hold itself in readineas to be
arraigned for the several sins perpetrated
by members of the party, whet her they i.e
sins of omission or of commission. ton
pail we shall abate nothing of our vigor in
behalf of Republican success—we shall
work as we best C3ll —but wean reSi Mtn
add, for nothing.
There, if that is'nt a Atyntful effort at
scarcasm, we have never seen one. The
editor and the -buzzum friend" evidently
feel very much like the fellow who was
whipped by a I itchman—he durnt care
so much for he. black eyes and bloo,ly nose,
but to be whipped by a d—d Dutchman
that could'nt. talk English, stuck in his
craw amazingly ! 4 fur friend Otyne can't
talk NVinnchago, that's evident !
PREPARING FOR I IEFEAT.-1 nder this head
the Detroit Ittrib t .Itirerti&r, which is reel%
MANI as the Seward organ in Michigan,
has the following on the l'himg,o comilei
tion. "Marvellous as it may seem," yet it
is strictly true that this article embodies
the real sentiments and feelings en tertai lc. I
by the Seward men towards the friends
of lion. John McLean. That it was dicta
tell at Washington, and not made 1411.14.
until idler due congilleration, we Lave
tis doubt.. Its perusal will be refre.liiiig to
our Democratic friends :
"Marvelous as it. may seem to men ~t
sense and foresight., there seems to be no
doubt that the design is seriously enter
tained amongst certain intriguing mem
bers of Congress, claiming to have the good
of the Republican party at heart, if nom-
Dueling ad Judge McLean at Clurugu. The
nomination of Mr. Bates would be distaste
ful enough to the Republicans of the North
west. But that of Judge McLean would
be even more so. tie is adruitb..l to be an
amiable, fair minded man, of st, 1 integ
rity, and great moral worth. But Li, •ns his
merits end—or at least, there ends his
qualifications for the Presidency. lie has
long since) passed the age allotted to man.
His mental vigor and bodily health are
greatly impared. It cannot be that with
such materials from which to select the
standard-bearer as Seward, Lincoln, Chase,
Fessenden, that the Republican Con
vention will nominate a man so old, and
whose health is so infirm, that he cannot
discharge the comparatively light labors of
the position he now occupies.
We need not tell those of this city •d
have seen hem sleep hour after hour an the Beach,
during the argument of counsel in the most
important cases. that he could not long
endure the labors and perplexities, and
anxieties of the Presidency. The only two
Anti-Locofoeo Presidents we have hail
within the last thirty years, died before
their terms had been half served out, and
the consequences that followed were fatal
to the party which elected them. Do Re
publicans wish a repetition of such ealami
ties to themselves? If we must have a
candidate whose election would be no y j e .
tory, give us Mr Rate- in preference to
Judge M c Lean . "
Tut J srAnssilbuwisv.—Wecollste from
sundry sources the Ong facts of inter
est concerning the visit of the Japanese
Embassy to this country. The arrival of
the ararEpascriuk, at San Francisco, was
unexpected, it having been sent attend to
announce the coming of the full Embassy
in the Pow/wadi. Lieut. (Immix. of the
U. S. N., was in Japan and his service?*
were procured to pilot the advance expe
dition across the Pacific. A San Francisco
writer thus describes their doings and say
ings in that city:
Next day was Sundq. (fur city officials
knew scarcely what to do. If they invited
the distinguished Pasemm to Church it
might alarm their senpitivene ,, s, for they
have had a national tiperienee of Jekuits;
if they ignored all chdrch-going, it would
scarcely be the thing for a Christian city's
fathers. At last, four of the Supervisot . s,
healed by their Presiolent. Tesehemaker
(we have no Nfayor, you know,) acre row
ed oft to the corvette----were announccsl
of rank enough to talk familiarly with
even the Admiral, were graciously saluted,
and then in% ited the strangers to see the
city under their escort. The Admiral
agreed, but it took half an hour to mana,ge
the ordir of the going. The :pliniral pro
posed to take his own boat and eel lain of
his men , he invited Tesehemaket to tilt
with him, but would not hear of the i.ropo
sition that -his men" should go too. Lieut.
Brooke had a harit job of it to con% ince
his I lonor that Taschemaker was no 1)11 let
than men, - to wit, the other Super.
visors. Finally, the Ailtniml and the
President a ere 14 •IN e.l oil toget het , :OA
"the men" of the two otlieirils (le-patched
inanothet boat. tht landing our President
leap.4l (lilt 11.111.:01, to ht•ll/ lira
A. 111111.11 Out. And hall a iirtrrio% ol
o i _ 0tr, , 000 by thus takiog tltc 1.1 Vet'
Th , • two walkisl -i.b• by
mutely . I oilier", ill ral'l.llll order o
rank —the detnoeratie l0000tio: ,
ntrange notion, ofeG i o,•tte 11% 111,11 in ta i
OW null.' } rn t letn.n 111. it (•
nage-, Ilme :motile! hOf how e, ,pee
m getting the right order et 1.o:h. I h.q
up to Ow Intertuttlooal parlot-. 1%411111
('1) our modest little ;oN
, ownv). mi., rat ton 11. I Icalllll. , It 11 t\.l
1 1 , he went 1 , 1 lin 11,1
IMICII
iitentiL! %%ill! 4 111g1.. 411i11.1111..11.
I Ow faith At! 14)1/1.1 C.41111/1.111.1
141.11.•%,. HI it 3 111/1.. 111311 111 . .1. 1,1 irl. c.. kt,
With n. , 1.,•I I nil, co Mid h.. a 1,:!. 1111111.•
W11.•11 it tt r I.llrlV 1'01111 , 10•11 , 11.1 , 1, .111.1
the 1111.erl , 11•11 . 1 hail 111111...1 ci I lain ela..
.1:11 , :111e:-.1. 11110 Irokl'll 1;11 , ...'11•11 :111.1 -11n
dry C:11d0r111:Irl EXI.C11111.• C. , 1111 , 11111 , 1114
MIA) Jal , :11.11C-4 . , the \.llllll 11 1 .1.t..-,A , 1
de-ire that the(
11111‘ I
a al) 1 104 k prep.ned ttise the cots et ti a
thoroughov. Ih-tiding - explAnimg-o lr
1) that 110 1111.'11 , 11•101* ‘‘:l- 104,14,1 to 1.11
ilt•1611, th tt 1110 VAllkt•o•ti -1101/11 1101 in. 0111
01 1 , 0(4(1.t 101 111.4 r 14111r1.• , ) 111 1111- , 11 , 111 , --.
111 , EXerllelley, %%1111 a -tranflit lace,
lied that it 11.• 110110 1,1'0111141)
the lumber , chuonei- now occur) ing the
.11 s dock coul,l 1 , 1" 11 . 3111, pl/ 1.11111111.
\1 • I1110 tht•Nl. 0 , ) high -I: Om- 1.111-1111.
t.II, OW Olhcr 1111111.11 :C(1/111111,2' 1 ,, 111.11
(•:11111:11.!.•-.. 11.•le 1 , .•111.!. ~l IN thionvh
the pi weird .trt, t-, in .-:ght ol the cioncli
ing 1.1-1 the t•hort•ht, •itol hot.
around the plaza, (nor Itincon II ill, .111.1 to
steamb4tit halal Here is It o ittg c.m-true.
tett a niviiilivient boat I'm the Sacramento
naite - t 01 . a Ness WOl 1.1 01 I-a 11.•
Newton 1 No- ghtnce -tithe...ll4ll 1111•11.1.X
-110,,1011 01 al/11/11.1tiOn. and 0.•% retut nett
to I he 1N 111,11- corp.. of f.a-,igner
pulled out their note book- and pctied..,
it:std.,' into companies, cut the boat inn , "
-ecton-, and ea. h -ketched he. it e, -
The) made titan.-urementt, I.tok
copied. curve-, and thd not u n t i l sat
isfied that putting their sin] k
they could construct tin• counterpart of
the l'ryscotwlli- at home. fly tin 15, Mt.
Keno sik)s the dispane..., in coming. user,
showed theue.elvcs expert- , in dirt de
partment of engineering, but not ox tra(n.
dinary gailor. It was not until tiles
had been , evei al day- at -ea that the)
consented to.divide into Ns atche•--it was
a now idea to them : but when they had
tried it a day. they scented to relish it won
derfully. They had Dutch elinatoineter , t
on board, and gave evidt•nce of butch ed
ucation. flack to the hotel, they dined,
rather awkwardly handling our unequal
and barbarous chopsticks, but managing
imtwitlettanding t 0 .lo j u s ti ce t o then .(in
ner. They marched back aftet .lark
the boat., their path illuminated Kith pa
per lantern,.
I F. 31 or RATII tital•lit RI: -
Whenever, the Republican party carrie ,
otown election, whether in Vermont ia
or any other well known abohnonloellily,
the telegraph is at once set at ark. and
the important fact heralded lau and i%
all over the country. Itut let the I /ono
°rats achieve an imps.rtiuit victory, :111
presto change. the telegraph is silent 1
case in point I, the 11111 . 1i4 , tirg umnie i rd
election which took pl:we last ne,k,
Clay. It wa- the first under till' c.t v ( 11,11 t. r.
and was looked upon by both vartie.-
important. The re , tilt, though not het
alibi! far and aide, is no less gratify
the Demnerats haying carried the city Lt
froth one to two hundred majority I I ore
tofort, Ilarri , Liirg has generally 1.0.'11 a
closely con tt-ttetl town, the olipis•itiiin itt
most instances hat log tt majority, as for
n rumple : In I , s - is .lohn M Heal, Repoli
Henn, had a nrijority of 91 in Ilarrisburg
In 1,-,74, ichran, pUbhean !Tie. I di,
town over Wright, by a majority of
TI10.4• Wen• strict l.tlitiesl riontesk. and
-how thnt the Dt.tnocritit - earr
ton rt by ahnoat 3 01) ILlA.l"rit.) 11 ' 1 1 " 1 ...
now claimed I.' the (i,i-c(h.
'Qr. Vice Pre.ident P,REckrsitle..t au
ttorizes nu nu, f un I i I dent:llol'th, repot t
whielt tarn much eireltint.ed. that 11 ,
once maid t h:tt he would vote for a per.on
of him own religiou , , faith ...)ner than
one , hohltng to another, and that lie wont.(
rote fora native st - Nonet Iltan a t..rewn bot
ell diselairner i .ruite tomee,
sary. No man of intelligence won h I Lelietr
the report for a moment.
zo-gam'o 14,drtrtionnents
AF Ew Neat., Smart.,
Irelo.triour, and able to •pesk arid
ran find pleasant employment. by &pp! ) in s soon at the
.tee of iipril2l-46 CAKTKII A BRO.
AVERY PEN! RA liI,E )I'SF. for
RENT, io a pleasant part of the City on
reasonable term, Ki m aire of
pri I 21-10
Triennial Convention of School
Directors I
Tli F. School Dirwtorq of Frio County
viii meet In Convention at the Court Howe, In Kris,
no the and Moody of May nest, at I o'clock P. M. for
the pagan* of selecting • suitable person to 1111 the office
of flapertntecciloot for the term of thy." years, from the
Br.tt kaidayto Jape next, indirect...l by the thirty-ninth
Portion of the Haho••1 Act of lltf.l•
ipelt2l—tdr4ll
Thirteen per cent Saved.
E \ L 4)IL sold by US 14 allooat
11 without r,,inr or odor—barn 4 aitbarlrarand stinnly
namo, and rill 1.1 loner than that of any oth•r Omni
la unirkat- ttn.r. Is no miatakn In this as • trial will
show. rrire , Nik DOLLAR A GALLON. This
Brand SOW 4tpi •by spi2l-4• CARTICR k IE/RO.
Election Notice.
AN Election for Direotors of the Erie
ass Coutpeey will be held at their °Mao r i,' the City
of Krie, on the end Moeda; Ut May reit, here 2to 4
o'clock r r. P. ARBUCKLE,
Secy.
- - _
C U Lily AT, 'fit TEETII.--4 ) 1 w and T wo
`ihrrl Cultivator Teeth, for rale he
aprit2l 16 .1 C
11.% It DEN • It A K Es. 111)Ks, SPADE.
‘,X9horele, Folksy itc at C 9ELDSWI
BALDWIWS DittrGi" . STORE S
No. 6, Row HoOss,
ERIE, P.
!Nor Purebasils.
Dru g , Medicine s Paints, 011 s, Dye ;Wk. Varniabea,
Painter's Article s Window Ohm asp Patty, Chem
irate, Perfumery. Fine Toilet See s Plow Hair
end Tooth Brusbee, Purr Wine WlZ Li q uors
for Medical P0r n 0...12. Caat tr Ahw, Bum
•
In s rww, Paint Brum sod all
ether articles ameall a tutuf la •
Wholesale &. Retail Drug Store.
Country merchants wlll - fin4 that they can purchase
01114.111 in the line of Drugs, itic.„ at this establisbrosnt at
very low rates. Our ill's for pubblay are not rarpars
ra in the ray. tlatolactiou guaranis'! with mient to
price loot quality.
'23 Tnu, Erie City While Lead for mats at
ItAILDWINIT DRUG ATONIC.
Linseed Oil for sale at
BALDWIN'S DRUG STORE,.
curhou uJ , (.urrior to Coal Oil„) only one dollar par
eslloll. at BA LDININI4 MVO ITOkI. ;
pr•l2l 40) No. 4, Bain Roust
Fire Insurance Co.
$936,70900.
R. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Iy At_ W. C. CURRY'S office
MI 5 . .: ES 111 LT) )N & (JOULE), ronner iy
. al, wi,l* A IC.Cole
1111.• "prueit • new troll
ft.. 111144 lx.Ortl4.llli of
llinery
C9-04:701ZPIS.
v, p.i,ncit,
r s TR 1r f' T,
I IItl+.•
ti,.. Lvi„• .r,
it ...I 14, xll xnaleaiiia
• ,L, dulland pnn•*
ail,, 11.ri I :I, PNW)
PAPER HANGINGS
For the Spring Trade ! !
II v 1; ii MOr.• 3111
1,11 .nity
New Si)lea U 1444•
41 1 K 11.1%1.4AG s 4 NI)• Vel/.1".-
BOHI) 14:11,S
- 9
'h.. I: tlio aloo.t
• I tr• • t •ot•ltty of Itvorb, F t0,.101 Atnett.an N.
, J r. r Ilvort
Aprilll 4'. .1 t .4110•10 ES
FII E el I I.:trttirt•lifi,
1
t.,•-• 44 ..1,,,4111 lit Hogg, ILIA N ilAksia. A Itr,••• u, ow/
1 .• 1,, 1 ,, 1.1 .11 . 1 V,1 k 4.11.4 r. .1 6, I,naltAl44,u .1.4‘ I
Lt 4,1 April rh. Alfa, r• 41,1 11 4 r, r4,[4,,rti .111
14..1 A rl
.11001 AH kV:LUNA.
W A BROWN.
Fri.., •131 - 11 ,z,2,
T"'' ( . 0:11 1;u-inetis w
b•coattiottietl it the W.w plaoot uu.i. I the brut
of.t./.o.•• g , rogise:l
A I..LIERT K. KKLIANit.
A prtr:l • ls le
4 j/% 7 ?///// 41//?/§
1 d,enrd
nf,'
177
~.../
(6 / dij
L II(' I) .1 I.
1IA). 'orner Seneeq s Alain Sireels
N CITY, • • l'..f.per In-tuns. „Avi,,r Piece
PHIL I %, Cornet 711. .‘ titeettnat
A LIIVNV, N.. IV' Ilioadway
C LEN KL.A Cur Seneca Sz Superior SI reeim
DETIMIT, No 70 15...4 , pm.! Avenue
it'Aff I, cue Clark inol 14:Iyhingion Street
'T LnUIS. I'44' .7th and Vine Street.'
AtllllolliJl 1,11t•T111K awl OM. of th•lie Colleges, by the
pay went oftii tI. prir shires nr the
entire "chain," coropriiiinr e.on of the quiet thorough,
ex popular Huvineee Retools In the
world. For Cataloguer awn uvular*, call at the Colley,
r
IiNkEILA I NEOILHATION.
liar standar - 4 .•1 Penmen's/Iv the f mamas " ..preemie',
Sto•lenta •.1 at and time, .t. 4 there are
vacation~
r: 11' I. 41 1 .111 K V T.
The. 3,1 r ►u.l T. 401, f • •r IL,- CL►n• nr C o na v 4.
hsle %a P lra-iv leyll\llllAl,o` 111 14111(•• Alt.l
►lwq. t00....1, It a rlwa.nry t.. itattll, th.• 1.•. t •ut.'rwt.
of Ikea rr►.lu►Mr
April 21. laedl iy 12
Sign of the Big Shoe!
No. 18 ISt rcb.
BOOTS, SHOES & FINDINGS
to an. pore., or part.......1...0ring to pi,-
, an•l will 1.1.. f.•.• 11.. to .1...
At I'llotttp., I' ,nattt IllolotOttot.gat.
I=
I e. re e lire% I (A. , 1,11 ',el 1 . 1.1 with the norieienkri i men,
011 , 0 unit le one plan and enable ta, to arll at
I elio 704 e "US Nalillinioot, who
110 'II . ..1.:Z . 0i,
I. would matett our frit•tl.• an.; mar
r% Li. and tusk,, the #.4.4,1111.01( of
31 17 "K" IV (4. 1' ti ti
N•.•ire• the I irder. TA Air,/
17(4 (' Nil 1)r. 11. f' fiN with 101 l A.enrtuwuL.
%rt. 1 art al saiscroor yorallty al err v 1.01 , 1 r US les.
and outwit aea 11 f th.m f Irei , .s4 further. .. 4
plj higher rd...
LIATM LID INES 111113111
ARBLCKI.K.
At the Post °Oleo
11141/111 welt supplied Perionnii wialnog to partitioe oil
do well tgl loot at.our Stork before porr6►an4 elonwborr
wit also retain the nerificini nl
Mr. Cotter in our Custom Department,
Wj.•ee well MR..% rPpUtlllt 1.111 I I
moment from u.
April 21-46
TII R ()hi 'toiler'. of the U. S. Steamer
Michigan, ly ins. at Erie, viii be POM at Public Auction
In said City, on Wednesday rooming, April 2bth, at 10
o'clock, finni the dock, toot of State street The material
of thr old Bolton- the icon—is raid to tor o 4 excellent
quality Erie, April 14, 1580
W H ARIIATRoN(:,
County flaporinhoz&nt.
REAL :LADIES,
SUell RS work in their ( lardens, will fi nd
the INDIA RUBBER 01,01 - DI a Kraal proteetioa to
tb+lr hoods. A 'apply just rtraived at tlap DraK Stara
of aprit2l-413 CARTER k BRA
Q HON' ELS, and Tongs Stands, Blower
OPltantlir, for mile by 51 J. C. SKI.DICN.
IrUM 11/.:11 WA N3'11:1).-40,000 Walnut
awl Cherry Board*, Sr-abiding and Plank.
rte, marelil7
41 It
_..W RI.I.SeT
.. _ —.—
pEtiFtl M ERN - Lai lies an.l (len lletnen
.i.hioa to rot e0...1 Perfumery at reduced prier%
sill rn.it BALDWIN'S Illtl4l STORIL,
t 8 tf'
No. 6, Reed Hour*
THEM) QUARTERS!
HARTFORD
Of HARTFORD, Oonn.
CAPITAL AND A4SETS
New Millinery.
DII3BOLIITION.
New Arrangement
Kltl tNT & KTKAi Toni
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AI TIIP,
L.•n• prt•pr F•t.H. !OM ,11..1 n•n IV knot
.r Sprii. • oiri.l, of
In {resat Work.ll nod ktrallisleis
SKI.I TSIF .4% , 111C (II %LAT% i mill
This Section of Country !
1'1..i1 fl It F4th) I'4l
BARR N ,ELSE}.
AucorioN SALE.
SPRING TRADE ! !
THE LARGEST
DRY 4MDS
OARPET WARE HOUSE !
IN MIR MEL
Three Large Sales Rooms.
Terms Cash,
Prices Always Uniform.
111111 !HIT, STATI MET,
Opposite Brown's ?Hotel
WM. A. GRISWOI,I
Offer!. 1.0 CA, 4 11 1 , (1‘ 111.1 1 / 1 , 411.
In DRY I;( N I E., A Nl' I ITT
that! /my tithe! Ibm-.• Ili Ow .!‘
All the Lat., Sh
I,KS, awl I rlt ESS 1 it
Ilt "'PEI NI. \l'l.ll
•
EN Nit )1 I)Elt I ES 14 Li 11 I
.11 1 ISIERY, Ti:IMNi \
' 4 IIA WI.S, ii.AGLAN* M 1 \
T LES, and ev. )
I lume.tie (i.. 0 1, in 1 , 1 ,
ZEPHYR \VI 11{STEI),
:-'IIF-r1.\\1•‘\1.,1,4
THE CARPET ROOM!
2d Floor of this Establishm out
?* . 1.11 ,, , 1 .11
SAML. A. GRISWOLD,
now Ville,' is ill, *II 111.. late all I I .1
Kna alai,.-4 I I ENI .1.1-.11 in I
American V.•lv.•t .•1-
WOOL C ARYETB
Rugs, Matta, Matting,
11 11 . I.OTll' WI \I - 'll NI./
Lace & Embroidered Window Ilrapery
IVINLN)IV It I.
.•%,•T‘iliti.. , 111 I itt• 111 .b 1
111)1':NE IA 1:.111 N4I
Carpets Made and Laid
Ilek„ )Ir , .Lt ,‘
MEM
WM. A. GRIS OLD
april l 4—
mA ItRIA4 ( ;1'11)1:-
•
l a,,d i inotruet,r for tuarrt...l le
or Ulnas ahmit to be married, leali is•
111 eyes , tll trig roticernitt, I , in
~logy and retail. ti• tit stir er‘ nal •r•t•ot, •-••
duetioa or prevent/thin of oftrprine inelnilinz all
iheenteriew Dever before siren in the En, in. h
by WK. r••sl:t a r•iftttl•!•• tn.!
tutareatimg work It ir written f•.r ILr
general reader, soil to llltantrat.4l with nolo. r••.• 1•:•1,•• •
wino All young warned people..d USIA. •itl. i 1 A•.11e•
twerriaire, sari haring the leant imp.. Amen!
ilAr, 1 , 111.111.1 Thai/ 1111.4 It ••1,..1.•••• ••• • ,•• •
••ry our Altolllkt Le ikei4ivit4feil with • , •I , u,t
mart br lorkeal up, and md I I.
he. 44( ial .3y Mir sit r•,•• •of • • • i• .1.
' 4777l;: r iA Th. •pt • * i Si t, I '1
rr A FIPI.ItTIe.I) AND l YFn It rt• • ATI - i•
what may be your detomor...brt• , , Tim -.el it ,
JIM r the , 0111111/ Of any our si that it , A , . •"l 1. 1 •
or foreign -obit utlrv•rt.or• to tlt t or et, , , oth , 'r lu I.u•
a eopy of either of Dr. Young sod read it t••
filly. It will be the ineaus id sat ing t uu many a
your health, sad pooleiblr y..ur 111.
DK Ylii . 1.4;411 can be. r.•neult..t on an% .•1 tue 111,.
Jracribeal 10 bin publicattuna at In.. nh..•, N.. 11,...4
Strr.•t. above Fourth .p•,1I1 I,
REMOVED !
Spring and Summer Golds
m. h:11,4 reni,,yed 111 i
sad Ready Male CleabluK t,.
No Ps, Browil': , llotel, State "tr.•e•l
Whom he 14 now IVVVITII3g a sew and en ••• 1 •
.11.V1) rlf %/FR Gi //)
lu bi. lino, which be will male up 1.. order .1n rt
tier, and warmat to tole guti4fset ..r 11 ,, 1111.1 V.
em. in 'taut of stlythttw bin lino eau d.lwn i
btiug dealt will., as he 14 deterulluod a .t to u.ak
up any Roods but such LAW. s .se natmlartion If ••• 1.~1.
ouudtaolly oo baud a good aesurtanout al
READY MADE CLOTHING
of Houle make and 4M111.•.1 io t.• 111 r. ni
mouey refunded.
I'crsous purchasing for 1 %MII an• hay ,t, 1 1. ,
ssasuioc toy and Pries., Poi I MU Jr • • rra.n, I I
rhilVor Cash
( rrri Nti Linn« on •hurt out 3.1 slrrsi.ii
-4n JI
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware!
I I. TAN NEI:, 1. , tit(i‘,..1 hi,
u Pluck to the new 11 11 11 4111,dneeti litkrth .1
cliererver Sheatkrrwatine Olersp, the •
where he inty be I'oolo ••• the 11111111 1 111.11 1., sil
•IJCIu his old Mood* au.l the public It lut..e.• t •
Lai the bu•tuese glith reueeetl etwrig3.
IN ALL ITS 1 IHIIILs 1;H k
wo4 walelts a share 14 public pat rotio••• rtpn I I 1
TO LET.
rp very pleasant 1:ootit-, Itil uiti
r4/0111 uljanninK each, utrr the .1 , 41, 11..• r
Po..••••loo il•eu I.t of April nvcl
mareb3
QI,EII;H BEII.I-.4.- Another lot of tho , o
cheap RlergL Bell,. base been reeetera I.
Jan. 7 J I . "4:1 \
ikTUTICE Ts 1 I'llYSil'i ANS - I Ili` Ur
111011.101 and ALA 41,011•11, 9°114 Fluid tra, l•
•nd tirunolamof Tll.iru & Merrill, a en •r tuu nt
al the 11rn i g AIZTP.It k
Eli AN itt TIM. frit s )
Cle‘er TiteMilly Swett fu r ~le 1.1
MAN, 10.1411 1 M; k 111,
ho 2 Wright•N
fob. —36
FRESH TOM AToKs Ii EMU ETIcA 1.1.1"
Sealed, relalaing the anginal thavnr, in await
cane Mr family ma, na ask al
Kris, Jam 11,1850.- I
ONE . $l.OO
A. (D - 14)D WARRANTED AXE van
bought for $I at J. r SF:LI/101'S
rt. mods Do
SI!A LES ! SCALES''
I am red to to ritlgh B.4tiew of any lin.' or
aim at moth loan p tbao ov.r Worr wohl in this r.ty
Aug. yl. J. C. riltl 1110\.
VXTRACTS
fn . Flavoring of all kinds, at
- 1 ,4 11
IikeICAIAN,K.F.NDIG a can
April 9, IU9.
- ---
401;SE BLANKETS.-1110 Horse Nan
kola, wort"! qualitigit, clump by
aa.l. J C SKLPFN
SPICM of all KINDS,
at No. 24 Wtlght'■ Block
Aprllll,lllo. litCK MA N. K
PARIS FANS, 0 'Mils ,t, !LAIR PI Ns,
tAteed `hike..- tort a% Ow
Weill Put Jewelry9.tare T L Al , TIS
prk 26, 1662.
QPALDIN(i's 1.1q1'li) GLUE th,
Odoeen or single bottle, by 38 it' TIiR k
MEI
EEC
K I'l \i. NI
REMOVED!
Dl=Eifll9
MIME
r; J r - 1" 11 6"
ERIE OBSERVER
STEAM PRINTING HUT
41,•i0,11'1" 11Ir : .111.
For lour 811111 k. and .11111 111111\1,
rRY IHI 11:1
I' It II 1•' 1 )1:' I j
I' RI T
TEAM PRINIIN4, H I
PiciN \,, tl
rll F: UK \
I'll E ISESI ST O I4 6
I' iff: M 1 I 1;1 \
TH F. H I s
KM
BE
=EI
IEIIEI
IMEIMEMIIII
•, i anon \
t A•• A
11' TII \TV or! i{
CASH
DRY GOODS HOUSE!
Wholesale and Retail I
I.
l'I:11 I • ,r
the \ II • "ti.•t.•.l 11 • 1
G 411,1) I►t)LI.AIt•
At Ninety Cents
CA it pErr 1 N( i
0331
OIL, CLOTHS, (Sz-C
No. 5, Exchange Row
ii#lllll I
Erio & Pittsburg Rail Road
g/SgirgeSiMEWPRO
0 \
run an
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NEW YORK & ERIE R. R.
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Eastward Bound I),Ta:i
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1=EIMMI!I
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SUNBURY & ERIE RAILWAY
4!I_4IIAMINIPRIik.'
CHANGE OF TIME!
• t 11:11% I.EILN I %%
URN. no 7.31 t, %.-„.
',till, .1 •so ftt 11.00. %. N.
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