The Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1859-1895, September 01, 1864, Image 1
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'JOIN 0, ILIMIII • sakod of Echo tothat• aayr - • Whose worst, ar4tialkad_ogten to ooy, ) Orbs! to a noviee'abe Ofaaaztahly,,laysaadloasteleoayl- 42 °Pth - EohN;Platalr —• /Itastas oilmen r twin should! mtiry !—lshould It b• dashing damsel, vat ail d part— A plaint Of thOonitifinilk , Or aoldsh, worm/try, dirt t-, Quoth /Oho, with deeisitteruNowwthitr , . • What ll—oweery ottbe strife • ‘ That loop has bind Mt/ ?the promised to amend her Uhl, Au4heree rape r atothr,as on— ti tiAlia ' I Bet 1f some midden with a haat Oa me should venture to bestow It, Pray, should I let the wiser part To take the tremors or forego ft h. Quoth Esho, very pro siptly—"Clo Ir But slut, Lt Seemingly of st 4 fo bind herself to Hymens latter,, She vows she mans to die a *todd— le mower to ray loving letter Quoth litho, rather coolly- 7 'nm7 Hita What it, in spite of her disdain, I find my heart so twisted about With Cupid's dear. deadens shale, So closely that I easet get out Quell& gabs. laughingly- 0 431re Ors But tf some maid with beauty West,. As pars sad fair as heaven can maks her, crtu ihari my labrifild lay rat, - . 11 iii.drsi01 - 1411aTirtais Wrath Itch*, Nue lisee,}—*Tazirllmi I^l Ilk Limes of Worry. tree Ua Phllaiielphtik 4p.04.2, 11161.3 It will be generally conceded; we pre came, that the sovereignty of Great Bri an in 1776 was quite as sacred as that of the-United States now, and those who are familiar with the history of that time will remember that., in the estimation of the English people, the guilt of the Colonists wu greatly aggravated by - the fact that they were rebelling against the "Lord's anointed." That circumstance gave a peculiar bitterness to the feelings with which "the rebels"were then regarded, so that if one will read the .Parliamentary debates, which. took place during the war, and especially the speeches of the Bishops, he will find that there are capabilities of invective in the language which hive nev er been sounded by the orators of our time. Every argument, therefore, which it, employed in favor of an unrelenting proliM7 in this war, was used in England at the time of our rebellion, and "the divin ity of which doth hedge a king." gave an element to their discussions which is wanting in ours. It may, then, be safely taken for granted that the British Govern ment, did nothing which it would be un dignified-for our own .to do, because, it must be remembered, that the right of the Colonists to take the stand they did was as strenuously denied by the English as the right of secession is by uss What was done, therefore, was done in a case in which it was asserted h every one con nected with the Admin tion, and with a few exceptions, by alt the opposition, that the rebels in arms were utterly •with out excuse. . , The gist steps towards recognition, ai is - well known, were 'taken by Chatham and Burke. From the writings of the lat 4 ter we have so recently made copious ci tations that we need not delay "to define his position," and - the views of Chatham are briefly dammed, up by Lord Nation, (vol. VI., p. 21,) 'as . follows : "Not indeed thtit he could be blind to the manifold gro I. d . f •-•.-. • .-“ t . .4 which' Massachusetts had offered. But he felt that provocation could no longer be treated as when it came from one uni •• ptovince, and when it was supported by eleven provinces more. He felt, as Burke at the same period, truly and finely said 'that he did not know the method, of drawing up an indictment against a who?. people.' Accordingly he introduced • bill on . • first of January, '1775, makinetbe mos ample concessions, hit - reducing it wit: what Bras klin described as "a most ex cellent speech." But the bill, of which the concluding words were : ')Ro shell , :Ta . .. :.. t...e*eet inspeiliding , ca lamities," was oiriesisd by the Ministry, and was rejacted;- -- bealuse, said Cnatham : Wks can wonder that you should put a mega ore on any measure which must annihilate yew power; - ,deprive - you - of - your emoluments end at Once reducs you to that state of insignifresiXt Far which God and nature - designed you. - -• v ' Had it beettaiopted no.historian doubts . that the war -would have been averted, en it ;would have been also - had Barker's, scheme been tried, but - persistenoe in•the "no compromise" policy resulted, that year . in the outbreak of actuerhoalllities..Even then, hintiever, schemes of extermination did not absolutely prevail in Parliamerit, and in acovember-the "American Prohilik litry Bill" was'introduced by Lord NmA himselflbywhich the/Ling was authorised to sendito Auterica 'ComMissioners, sestet* WI by itimself,- who were 'to have almcwi i tielimiLd portent.; but Lord and General Elawai levito were subsequently appciintedl i :enctnti sioners, were only vested with very\ halted powers, and as Lord Howe did not arrive t 11 after the DeoLaratlon - 4 lode. PendenCe bad been adopted, nothing was aceoanTileked by - his efforts at pacification. It deserves mention, in this conaliotioti, howev - 44 : , that after, Washitt,gtoo had de; , alined to receive e ; letier itclaip.sed to him a "George Washington,. Esquire," upon, the request of Lord' Howe. an inforuutd meeting took plies between hiniself and it Committee appointed by Cong;ess. at which he - argued tbat they ought to re turn to their allegiance and they might obtain the mpit - favorable terms. Now ob serve that ttis conference took- place mis the 17th of Sept , 1777, after the bald., of Bunkitsjiill and Long Island, and O w the Cofitinental Congress had racoon• fd allegianoe to the King. EMllltil II voLtate In the next. year ter the battles of Trenton and Princ4 l had , been fought, Lord Chatham assn .eau effort to stay hostilities. minden thir t ieth of Hay moved an address to tisu.O . Oi . in, lamenting the -11.1 unbetural War' the ooloniea r Ind .41 beseeching his ' :sci take the mast speedy measures for 3 *nst . it. 'He sup ported hii-proposit4ei . the politic argiv mint , NI tnnY rand: AlOngsbk iilisiT..! in Anicica and wisiennitill *Was i ' it 'will 'give 'Atnerica an option ; *Ws 'lass yet had no option," and he - teased' with these noble words r "MerermuiUstit harm ;- it will seat the King whetillia - onglit. toshe—Ahroited in the hearts of his , people, anit,Millioni *at home and &bread, now employeetin ob loquy or revolt, would prey to him.". Once agaiskithe Administration rejected' Chatham's piaci; and it Was not until the next - year, after Iturgorm's - suirader, that another effort -at reconciliation was made. this time Ows.measure was intrii duped. by Lot* WO, _ - stect wan nothing' lea tildit theitiltill~ of tans 'claim of ..... Parliamentary taziticin—e claim, it must be remembered, which had always been upheld upon the mere question of law by the English courts, and which hap been sustained in numerous decisions within late years. Nor was this all. A second bill provided for the appointment of five Commissioners, who were to have the most extensive powers, and to raise - no difficul ties as to the rank or legal title of the las dire on.the other side, but were to be at liberty to treat, consult and agree with any ' body or bodies politic, or 1 any person. or persona whatever. They were InAther au thorised to suspend hostilities, and to an nul any sot of Parliament relating to America, and, in . short, to accept any terms of reconciliation short of the recog nition of their independence. • Now, it will hardly be pretended that our Govern ment has,any higher sanctity than that of England, nor can anything be said against the rebels of the South that was not said by Bnglish statesmen in the Bait - qua= lima, the rebels of '76. If we were, therefore, to offer terms to the Confederates, and te re ceive Ales. H. Stephens - as a Peace Com missioner, we would only be following the example of George 111. Other praiedents, however, may be relied upon to sustain • the theories of the Conservatives. One of the most striking of these, perhaps, is that drawn from the history of the Whiskey Insurrection in this State. That little demonstration was not very creditable to Pennsylvania, and we are not anxious to say much about it; but it will suffice for the present purpose if we remind our res.' dors that the insurgents resisted an act of Congress imposing an excise tax on whis key. It was not alleged that the leer was unoonstitutionalat all ; but - some of the outrages committed upon the Federal '•of ficers will compare favorably with the achievements of the New Vork mob.— When the insurrection, however; had grown to sushi dimensions that Washing ton, who was then President, was obliged to interfere, he began by the appointment of Commissioners, who were instructed by Edward Randolph, then Secretary of State, "to proceed to the scene of insurrection and to confer with any bodies' of tnen or individuals with whom they should think , proper to confer in order to quiet and ex- 1 tingaish it." The outlines of the com munication which they were .to make i were also given, and these, too, were of the moat conciliatory and friendly charse- ter. Under this appointment, the Com missioners did confer with a committee I appointed by the insurgents, and several days,were consumed by the negotiation. This humisie policy baffled the leaders, • who then exaggerated their demands : but a largoglitary force moving into the dis affeetetldistatot, and a collision being care tally, aslisided, the people were soon.paci fied. ' rt, will thus be seen that our first ..licliiiiiion did not object to "calling a'ipade a spade," nor did it think it es sential to dignity to ignore plain facts. In these respects, as in others, the men in Washington are very far from folloWing ', e example of Washington and his Cab inet. , They.persist in treating the whole Southern people, who have beeni-for the last year, more Unanimous than any re-, beillous people read of in history, precisely aa ttrei treat the Sioux 'lndians after, they have indidgediwascalping expedition.— Those mighty influences which mould the hearts of * people are 'entirely neglected, Ind brute force alone is relied upon.— Therefbre it is that the greatest battles ev er fought have been the most indecisive. A stateiman like Chatham or Louis Napo- - leen , would have felt that it was more 'shamefhl not to -have profited .by such victories au l those 6f Vicksburg and ,Get tyiburg than he ,:ould to have lost fifty campaigns. ~* II Weller Brown, a glilkongued mulatto, discourages the enlistment of colored men, as we would judge by the following extract from his speech made in Boston recently : "At.first I desired that the oolored Men should go to the war, to' oonvinoe this Gcid-forsaken nation that black men are as 'valiant as other men.: But car people "Olie - afecl, robbed, deceived, and outraged everywhere, that I cannot urge them to go. We. have: an imbecile Aditinistration, and the most imbecile management that it is poseible to conceive of." • • There, have been some score or more of DOMOOMPAG editors sweated . for diseour aging enlistments and speaking disrespect fally.of Old Abe. We will now see Wheth er the person of. • negro is considered more sacred than that of a Democrat. • Yr. Greeley made spool the other - CIO% in Brooklyn,Whiob was reported ha the Ilibses. In the (nurse of his 'peel* be said "I ban yell painful appreben• sions that-the wont part of ! our troubles, gist or shay are, perilous and imminent is. they are; is not connected with this • mil awl powerful rebellion. The wont feature of citirjoevernment today is the rinelitp and corruption that has crept in.. *Sbtribiki. B .oo." * ' • ... ~- ...... __ , • 3 , , et, , • . . I,Y ' . • • 1 Avr i z• . • '.' s • i , . ' F . . . • I ' ' , lit . P ' - i 1 ;MPORTMIT-1 . , ---•: - . - :. , .14...-.. ,,,, • --- -.' -., .- -- r„.".„,.„-.-...k......4. 4 ..„......,..... :„.. : 7 " . ...1r 11 1V ,.. »......-n44 -, ...'• , 4 , ... , 2 , c, .r.,;.tatirr,s;tcritr", ,, ,' .7, . , .:-.1 - ~ • 1. - -,.:-Kst , - I . "-. f' ' ' . '...:,'''' ''''' .2- '''''' ''' S :r lr '''" : '' - ' 4 ,": 4 " 4 ' - ' - ' ; '''''' -... " 4: ' ---, 1 , ' .....,- ; • ....4 ~,,,, .., . - , r ' ''- •,' ..—..', • . 4 4 ...S., • . . '• • • ' V. 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Aimee fiesta 'Their eharici•ikfar-different from that - - known to North er . It isa steel-colA latigor„ to witnearwhiek is. chilling „to ,the soul. One who; corn= mentos speech with these 'damsels finsht himself wondering what Sort of beings. have arisen on • this soil lip, pleoe of the children of Eve. Mere ass, smilei," and` courtesy, and refinement, but ab o how very like aoymbolii the hollow something in the pound of :IL, These women have suffered. War is nearer tileirkeartiss than to ours.. It is a sterner thing by far. Their .• •A°9 l lA-Shent' griirse.thal; • awl's* soil. 'Along this alley, infrTatit the Potomac to Staunton, there is no law nor atifefy, the scourge of battle is a. monthly, episode. All the horror , ell the sacrilibe of war knocks at the doers of every Mansion on the way. - Property and life are things of chance. 'People Make few plans for the future. To-morrow may shatter them forever.' Marriage ii little thought of. " 111 marriagable men are tin• der arms, and marriagable women let' them go with little Murmur. There bine use in murmuring. War is the one great passion to - which both sexes are alike de. voted, and for which both are' - ready to make 'any. sacrifice. These women have tacitly accepted the feet that,. until the war is over, courtship is a mocker* that had better not be thought of.. The maiden who says good bye to her lover, makee_up her mind for the worst that can befall. Death is the rival of love, and death4line times but of ten, hi' conqueror. sit strange, then, that we who seek foirt4m , derness in the hearts of these women must seek deep? Wrong as is the cause, , it his a more wide-epread,and a bitterer, deeper devotion among the masses in this region then has ours. Orie of the most beautiful of any woman in the Valley,' who visited the North before the war, and wasithelli at several watering places during the sum mer months, refused last week to take the hand of an old friend in Federal uniform, who presented himself at her door. I have heard no less than half a dozen dun ,sela say in a tone of perfect calmness that they bad rather have every friend they had and die themselves,. then have the South submit to a restoration with' these whom they esteem to be its enemies. 'I beliV . they meant what they, said, end wou abide by It, to the letter. 'Simla Wo men as`these are influential enemies, and it will be , said by many that they deserve all the insult and harm they have received in return for their enmity. I do not thtnk so, and, so far as am frem defendutg their devotion to a cause ~wicked in its In ception, I cannot refrain from 'as •much wonder as admiration of , . the few among the many in thelValley,who -preserve a like devotion to the sacred cause of the Union.' One incident will always lie grate ful and 'thrilling in the . memory of this army. While the troops were passing through Winohester, on their return,three young and accomplished ladies; wearing the colors of our flag upon their breasts, and waving the Mme banner borne by the marching regiments, stood'_in front of a single dwelling smiling welcome. To the officers who stopped to greet them, they expressed a heartfelt joy at the presence of our soldiers, and to those officers they bade farewell with trembling'voiees, and - • es swimming in regretful _tears. t 'J. B. S. Groat Mahe% Mak 11414 Csimparal • Oars. We have become so accustomed to • see ing large figures within the last two years that they have almost lost their power to create in men's minds the corresponding ideas . . in order to give us the full appre ciation of their meaning, it has 'become s necessary to look at them in a relative Mannerj and compare them with numbers Whinh Were before regaided as large. s a sin order for us to fully appreciate the amount of our public debt, we must corn-, I pare it with that of, - Great Britain., which is well known to be the largest debt in the world. We propose to' show that, rela tively, our public debt' is much the larger. A large debtfor a rich: nation - to pity may noekbe so much as A small debt, for a poor nation to pay. Then i let us see how we, compare with England in wealth and pub. lie debt.. • I The British national debt_ was, on the 31st of March last, !799,802,139 pounds sterling, or, reckoning five dollars nt' the pound, it was $3,999,010,695. The interest op that debt, at 3 per cent.., is $119,970,320. By official returns, the entire wealth and valuation of the nation was, oft Oki i3th day April; 1861, $31,500,000,000. There toreethe yearly interest is at the 'rate of one dollar for $262 59 of the valnatkin. • Byla census of 1860 the: entire Wealth and valuation of. the! United States and Moues, was $16,159,616,068 (including $4,000,000 of slaves at a Southern vahts tion.) Oar public der, besides our State wouticiplif debts sod oilier liabilities, as we have before shown in these columns, will, on the 4th of March next, be more than $2,653,427,101, ;and, it is ill 'to be funded and draw an interest of 6er cent. in gold, which is $159,305,828. They're,* the yearlyiinterest, payable in gold,. is at the rate Of one dollar for $lOl $0 of the valuation; iwhich is. zeore'tbati:elio iifid half timeslarger titan the debt o(Orisia, Britain. With gold at 250,napt:de ht United Stitesl ourrenoT; the rate of interest *in make oar debt, rela4vely, more tWan six sada iluerree times large? them that of Great Britain/ and that. toe; ae compared. with the resouroetr And laioation of theilTnited States in LB6O. as it'tfra was spa as it is now.— World. , • • • Hr. Crittenden, 4 Vernon late regis ter of, the' treasury (11 l epsrtmens, ieisid to be in the ppssessio of flints 000neeted ffith thAt depiptinen which rould egirtle the bouutzy it mode blip. *ell-4es us be startled. • - ‘., .-!-; - A New Orleans paper says that white thornlike population, in - that eity sok)) , good health, on uncurl morality firers*: ansoog : ,l44, klipoi,..4triOutable 1 4 tbelx thiaged solid eamiltion. ; MPTEASSION, SEPTSIBER 1, , 1864. .iroAnyaserladOßAPllB. Is ir t zv e n htg I W?sev A ti• ~Lbethatri 0411 kat i t yet' , ,tan. . to), to main the l imblie,linitty. • Tering idltewhich occurred il l Phan.' 40 1 01•0:• 1 9t• 2 4 kat, a In, ge um*? d k artiebtellnitedittkee Men in be dress leeoien~ on it4trutt that the owners 1 _ r_ 1 • its iiia fiat lien Is gaits reit art he apried led Nap t dram • !log Saab konvet, Only iamalt poklop, 'comparatively, .of cur ustional. - detl , has been funded, aid Yet, the Inignent h egAt: is $73,090,000 ; 00 . 0.630* . i iitsYshie L ut gold—wosh, ; st the preiestllbt% $125,000,000 in paper;, The !entitles-1m 4110 debt . is' considerably larger tiitin Abe Ideas expenses - of. the. GO 4 r.elmf4t unOt Pfesident A : absas: neseting. -of mopes war UM* Belliita,cilki. the cren.oo of the '1441. - trra t io contairstion and to li mit their ellimt to all the priiileges ea. joked by the whites. Speeches were austie, in which I 1 were denounced as Copper. beads whe nem opposed to perfect equali ty, "with them . . BEI I/ Forney now calls Fremont "an expen sive and exaggerated chieftain." but said, a day or4o since, he would support him if he w nominated *by the Baltim2we Conventi". Of course b. would.-endda.. nounee Lincoln as bitterly as he did Itu °lumen if he believed Fremont would sa;o ceecl. litosquetees love beef blood better than they de any that flows in this:tains, of hy men kind. Just put a coutoleUf generous pieces on plates near your bed at night. and you will _sleep untroubled by lhof!e pests. In the morning you will find theta full and stupid with beef blood.:and 'the meat sucked as dry as a cork.-414 Feiner and Mee de. . The Providence Japes, oath, the !Ste Peace ectiferenos. at Niagara, "Copper' heluis and Sepesioniste in Connell." • The only Northern men at that eouncil:were HorsoeCtivetley and the President's' pri vate 9ttertits7. We protest against thesepld disunion agitators "Copper- heads" .4hey are black. Slake" or sire - • . If you want more taxation, a larger public debt,- vote - kir Linooht. If you want lib; to ialte,yoUr first, woad and third born sons Ito carry on the .•vrar,, vote for Lincoln. If you want to find your cur. renof in ruined condition, your.green books wo4tt thirty cents on the dollar ; if you want the price of everything you buy to go up-=if thci is *bat you want, vote for-the Abolition party. bps. Harriet Beecher Stowe; in the mune al' panegyric on Hr. Linioin,' awls : "Little did the Convention which nom ][r Lincoln know whit they were doing." r, Nothing ooyd be truer. And still lea did the profile that elected hini know whit they were doing. -Bin they know • now. Will they, with their eyes open, repeat the ant- Ihmiglia, in a lecture at Toledo a few dQa.riuoe, is thus. reported by thei shodd7 misoegen paper of that local." *.i "pn the vpmiciential queation'the apes-, ker said that be Could very briefly acquaint. the audieticii \ with his position, and he could only express it in - .:these words : "Men had bettor bear the ills, they% have thatifly,ta others they know not of." Atm is . heir of John Brown fallen --Wautdedt of sarcasm by a negro, and of detinnciaiion by Ben Wade and Jim Lane. ; , • •-; • POLITICAL, NUTINGS on. EIMILUSAY .--Qrie • of the moSt,respectable merchanta of this city• had been • regular attendant at one of our chnrchee where political preaching waif ofteW inddlged in; • A few Sabbathi NM the 4:01e wits repeated with more then usual viridenoe. The next Sunday the seat of our blend was vacant. The day following, he im met by a, leading mem ber 011ie church referred to, who said to him, dOn't see you at church' yester dei "No;' replied this merchant, "I am Democrat—my party friends havernever ret;teated me to, atten d politicalmeet ing on &today- 7 '4 - Was brought up •to be-, lime such :things out of -place--• and . I don't think .4 shall attend tiny more on ihetday to gratify Republicans."—Atbany , XIV ' i ßstawn) ILtamporpaise.t4the . Nawilarawliqutto remarks, thaws are, fast getting at the bottom of thelaitious prOsperity with which great numbers of people hive been deoeiVed for • a year Or MO Pad, At lays tint altttost fiery faits ry is either preparing to stop ope rations, er gretak eartaillig its business. Large adobe", if Min 'lnd Women have already been WOW]] out of; employ, spemsny more Will be unable to obtain work iost for weeks. It tears that the offering ring the (totting winter, - eiili exceed -cint priryipuie4perieppe. in notailto. . Gam - liesta.-;-The eclkoe'.ot the Cahn Nt•:1- fioni4hrei with a.eopy of Baer oflE4 30th,' okontaiiis !hit toltaalni - reenarkeble • - - • on* t• ' • Alarrasease barsoroa tiewse L Les Ihr. Pen. aleinnend. May-21. 18511,--Bpeelli orderaia. SC—Owing to the inestimable seerieatendared tofile-Oonfellirate by Mn: General :Hanka; U. S. A.. all edlleara'andAnen•AnAluteervioe of the Confederate Statee-ant her*/ prohibited 00in - banning* bair.ot:itialies.i. and are erpesialliatileted. underalt,. oironmatan mei to allow hitis to envoi. • By - ordte. B.,Coorse, , .- 1 , • AtiP find 1216.0,41m1. with a Icitdting 'ewe under hie annoit4 and ihnashi he would witty ; et Fide enemas boi," tr. said;' 0t iron ssd ibeiltin this alone and yen% nee snonhey." ~ 4 41b-1 indeed," said "how demi end that' oats . . *hetvit *day *bum ERIE. PA., SEPTEMBER 1, 1844. -- Speed Notipip. Lt Mt 4adr• to oitala a h eva7 Sevall4 lithe meaty: Polities! mays ere outebtila ahesdaeie ; what wejanuat bi the local as.. time all parts of Womanly. Aay perm writ*, to ea lea de hqd ea having kits.. kept etelatly ooeadeatial i sad ithe ku haze that the eummeahathee la soils prePer• ;'Pliage for rsielestlae. wi 141 pat It to appropriate bin cir OftisabssOmmiseind bysanier. te amid hreatrlee elate tee roe extra. ' The fall le !oohs their papers Nola* iiisheieagekelep sett.` *Wet he alba wee. prier te have a* liehaloll, :efee_sea seeretieetly, peelers III! papers at the a. - . ' i• - the hoar atielkleit the Ofeareerls pal to press. ,ema we*, ti !Vele* Thaladayattenetoe. iiarWa nude wUI te rieeived upS.9rVeleek of the.day of pub- Seattee. 'Wen Aevertbauelata, 3010 Week sad Italaciptlese kola penman Those nspoestidliti . !te - sot lama to the pataleheak hepelaf • OBSERVER JOE O F FICE. We would nopsstlally odt the attaatioa of the pains to our Walls Or debug Job Prbitimaimw, Wwwil• tha. psi r Prensosed the styles Ire are is de thythileg lh Mader Ithit. - la ii *user mai too/ Mbar "erbibtassa. sad althorns se rei as the Ida, or •Clonelaidl edema. 'We ben eldedioirly two thossaid Goths woulda math dal to the oath Meath has thee la ourwith the eldest of sookbair ft ithat we tbs ooseithi tr sapid. Bow vellum hue we Isere the speabisos et ear wblsb thy be soma In Mr* • part.! North ester* n o all. to testify. floe who mud toity went sat to ye us a , We ewe de any Wad Of Maths" that sea dew ebouritere. ,--eueb. Ow festoon as , , AU Web mid by Coal • t All kinds used by Nal pers. - AU kinds aped by Obal . 1 , All kinds modlierthaate sad SterebsoPere. AU kb& an by by thdailsroaed Ovesers. Au Made used by bthittfeetsooth, ~ , AU blob meth by llaidothe notion, All Idols used by Aaetieseem ; AU Idols used by ltalbeal Agate, All Wads used by beaks,. Alltlado used by bounacs Ram.. All blade seed by Steak Oooplatee. lithethilf. AU kinds used by Rooker% • . • . All kinds weed by Cosa. sad Pb,. lieraluotto. ' All Hods used by ithrsos Yea, All kis& used by Probssithal be., AU kiwis used by Mew, _Saddles, All blade used by Pub li c °Seem i All Idols mod by Meath*. 1 AU blade used by Producers of New Articles, AU Wads used by Xerehaato of all Troia, All used by Arthlbeeta. AU soot by IDrytorteso Itstabildumeene. • Alit mod by Artists thaseally. , All Id laid by Public talblblion, An blade used by Wale4er, toellornal Allilltobila. All kinds used sr. Pollndia itallfter4 • j All Wads used by 'intillag Arias, -An Medi used by ftrairs, or gift.,, of rust estate, • Alf Math and by 'Chiseller, of remould Property, • All blade wood by Rootot Is short. all kinds used by allele/feu Orders by mall.whou Nat by respeadble putiscprompte ly 'Umbel to. Arias fortekows. Cooterto, so. whom regoourlb lily we are met onatlotod with. utast pay la advisees. la eases where are seat out of the .it yby orposiond Um toroomit wheal they ant Weed -lel have not a malt, thooaut at the ones. the bill ter ;Nab:dies Otlllaystisbly be Ibrwarded with that. eemocratte County emigration. The Democratic voters of Erie or:linty are resperotfally invited to mumble at their nasal iplacm, in the several,-WwWll. noroalibx end 'Trashlps. 40 Satiortkp; - September 171 A, 1864, to eTBet delegsfes to • County Conventicm to tree. , heirl •t the (lousy tiocsa, in the 01t7 of 'Erie, on Twesday4fiernome. r tAl 20t4 of &pipe toer; 1884. at 2 o'olOok, for the nomination of * local ticket., .D. W. HUTCHINSON, ?most 17, 1864.41 Aantnoai I-A/ (*AMOS TO MAIM Monai.—Very few pirsinis ; are aware, that by reeent,inrention. newspapers and scraps if printed, paper, can be oonvertnd into material forprintiarnpon again. , .The high price of paper has made in • atkipi'deouttid , for old newswire, book.. pamphlets and scraps of paper for this purpose, and it is eagerly bought up by parties oontteetit with the pa. ,per. mills. By ooUesting: and siring all the. material of this kind &limit their houses, and selling it, many a family pan put "money in their puries,',' which would otherwise be lost. The highest prim, in east,; will be paid for it at this office. - tf. Campaign mar. Fifty Coats for Three Mouths. In order to plaoe the Ossuvu wilhin the reach of all •who desire to read sound Union doctrines, we have decided to take subscribers for the space of three months, commencing with the, 6th• of Augoie4 and ending with the next issue after the Pres idential election. The ,price will Farr Caxrs, invariably in adikate. Each subscrip tion will be promptly discontinued at the expiration of the time,!unless other direc tions are given by the persons receiving the 'paper. We earnestly urge ! the Democrats of Erie, "Warren, Crawford' and Ashtabula (kungen to 'make a special effort to in crease tde circulation of the Oassztxn during the exciting and important 'Politi cal campaign so soon to oped. Let no Man wait, upon his neighbor to commence the work of • obtaining subsCriptione; but enter upon it himself i with enerp, deter mination and perlistZnev The crisis de mands the services or all,Apd. no one can excuse himself who 'fails to"perform his duty tar this hour of WS ootintry's danger. We should have at least .two thousand: catnpaign.subscribers on our books before -the close of ~ august; 'Let Aye de their duty and we unllttot fail to psr.forut ours. — ' , TVLIIIIAIUSEIALLUICIATAUtibbibiIn—Thh .11.$. Saeil bactateriegbly vend Mel( to he Um beat seta* t.o•s foreeralau Cam. Carib ur Teti • !Ws Useluata. It to bees Nude" areeelleet Weed? • lamuur aura ebbs ay* punt, has bees rourreed ty It, wad ItaamorobutAfteat Wei pay, hirpoarrodtby to are. It le fragraat and aferuhke, and ilvei rapers: Arz,sinar to* sou 'way painsaissed Wane= et the Ueed. , The asseetheei.obre M. Übe airlifted mad, irivigorattag. U open. and-perm :oat all ob etreatioes. Member .the s►apd. aid eel. A healthy • adios to the was abated,: , - • • • -. • lime tiroOh* yew at NU =dais ti*:itaMtatts Clatilivit mad iteitiieu ittarejto 4tovel t g t vile* rillbrelltiemoussedMeifndtslalaeB.fadatNair. fiat It Masi liable , Minimum* • * say btlimi iftitiki*kalVioie4 vAk dept swim sad rethistisir Ikea Go paittleati ortltheissits Driblite WIN -• "r 7 .11101*Ioniguedl*Notadwasay fessabsesseguga. 11•4104 ,• 414 -ta our wbaboao trn.. a.rindub. slab east v. Ilavvit r bp orrili la mew impsoto 64oughs• 41 . 66 e the am* (664114 ad It 4641661,1641444 lands ar4 her•4ll6 liesvit ellassomi asessuilmi 6i1644, • , Ilium Pony. ilk* easel* Wm.. Lippe 6 04, 147•4. Claw 110,41,4, ft it, Pewit,. 1411424, ralmeak ft Oa, Sakai Ilkselutwilibisekuk . AMU/A Amor II raek. 4. 66 b. 840616,4644 Pull s 0..1a0wl Itipin Co,lll4Onsea 6 Rolillow a. koniff k Os, Lirord. Maio ako., Irk t eak. .144 ask 661iski1i I Tr/ , :101154.7. MTtrio suotimas Limn ammo sa,. ; g reet int*. Nett" the Itie et Lint Dbeeer rhellerthe het belt, enitem r •othlee, be. keeee late %tee with the pebite is / 14 10PWit s '?" I , l 7V in ti alt, iliiiiTADo272 nth mt. its ease isAseirana le iI efihitape bi entre imrs 7 lett eptesilee, the atee with twit& it iii eitibet, the itiosetehle Ws, iehierp iftbe Weeks imitilevse it Impel% its gem* limbo. in iapheeest *ter esettleteetedisets.eed He said Whet 411*h/fir tot Ate tue the ireM eeilideet ereese empteieleeleil &WNW edlenethe the Ihm hi &oft tied imamate( **groggiest whet heath Oda Ink wive thee ibmillimililletth a!hitelmt that memo the Orestes *MI raw sedisailie Ole& • -11rielleseue. te-4.01111 D0M. 110, • aatileiremt Wit Irak Mill to , erl Sok 1 , i - seilleam I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY. : 1 1 1 1 , 11ama, Cu* talmilliti Is Ufa salaam at tb• rate of natio sit! flea Dollars per year.) - I • ~. l aw 111171 U. Cnt Kaadame, Wing mm) rowe l- Wady . is Iprepusill to Swirl or make Mal at Naps la Pauly. Pa. Olaas la • Comm Connell Roam s Wrightlo Moak. apr2SB44.y. pi , D. WALKED, • Porinisouro an Cossissiox Ninon" Pa._ Wankoair out PQMIe Doak, Rad Comer of Sists awl& Also, daster is 'Cod. Salt, Ilah; Flour, Mill:Water %Ink ket. N. 2.—Partlisalar stibmaDs• i spr 4 tz , to d itsestring to sa s tretrear t aw ■ trt rttro... . ' . I igractiuuts• fi . Ilraosatua Alm Zzlept, Doosacts sad Pradoloas. opd rimol„ Irdodrilad 11Foro; Whim Algot" ..at to T Tobsootre pi z mus, k e iNsep elloost. Toms s Bosom Ton geiO.. Ifs. impel—UAL g 'situ) Jttrrzos or nu Piaci. 011eellmosi Sea 'Meek. hooch &root, between PIM sad Mum & co. . am4kaanhaimn tai Au, Ems or NUMMI; ain*nt Osd State Ab., Mde i g gi 6=irtfare'. 141 y 14Al1tli* 11 t iftitiKaints Parromunt GLUM, Ilm***Pgeginaktiirriu jantrattf. M r L .. 114111111-41 4 Wl Attio ' at LAW. Rldrray. Oameres sad Jellorsen Mn &W Cain , / -0 4 11 13 . 11 4 4, 1] W. WC WILB tit w mm24' •I ,e MORRISON - MOUR ril e litatml: Mond sod Marlon Ittropt—mhe plum east et tiehaarb. Warm. PI. &pt. IS-1M GUNNISON. . IJR, • Armes op 1 , M11P1401. OSP la emit* bawling. llosui-woof comer of ?afh sod. State streets algoefraioisi doss moils sad eollootloo• j Bodo prompt olr644y.• 1:11!. I , 4 tt . t, 4....,44Rizarynuarig,,,=.lr.KAßVlAl77r, ...Hostig Hl.' CUTLIBIL. I arrows Air LAW, Girard. lists Coakty, sad other bogus@ actsadod to with .1 ,ptnome sad dispatch. P. =NUM, p aopzi. Samara* sad Ito. is S t rawy, ' tare wider Bronn ill l ials ras4frostyar Past. Li :DI s . J. S. CRUMB has tam the Lime Ms at 'trio foot l of Trona Stmt. mot tw Plillisielphis Mot, EAS d% sal I. pr. to Mei, LLB., in ism Or Mosiiostitiss,at the lousrt markot oleos. brOCIT ===3 irris Arrossrra Ar Law. Cheetbst • N. 111.37:112' j • Mitellollll, "*. V wV";181 " re. KO; re mum*, VI Darner. bottles M Xock orth eid• anti Part, Iltal atm; MU. It. • aprlrn K. r vivre uoirm, Ls; Preach stmt. between 4th and Sti Dane ti war the Philadelphia ltalleead Owe% Le* Pa., Laois illetoreekae,. , trieeidee aceessiaeda• dee tee atzaaaaeaand Beard be the dav .404.1 eUbilnp atteithed • archer AA , au ( & anerldieti, romososts TAILOAS sad arits tor Plum k Es ser% Patent Sewing Machines --Us nee—State Sbeet v hetween stb sad Sib Stia. Cr% Pa. Clothes made toner In the Suet style. owl IT. • 01181)RNIC, • Wolter £a Easy Snail, au Eighth Smart Memo Etats sod Tomb. - Tim Harms and aU. rinses to lot as cosiossols tamp. I eqlllCl.l4 CA11.7/14 WburtysiervitassalststaiiigismAcileigs, "m i aowin g , Aviipaltarsl, impl•ante, Raftred Omer, pa. Chairauur: ay- $. a ,isana., vy • Damn,' 01las Ikon) • Block.sorai sifter the Ptati.Zeisi Ps. way_ .A. GALBRAITH. • • , • • armadas ArLaw—Oisibee SWUM. .1 w appositartlisComurt Hoe" Izis. Ps. . LIS. lIIPSNari, • go • MDSE MARVIN. , SPENCER & MARVIN AtTotutstra & COUNSEL L ORS AT LAW Q,PFICE, Paragon ,Block, near North till est Corn!! ol' tha Tidal SOW% Kris. Ps. J C. BRIBE, ' Dui= to DIT GOODS. Gloatans, , tiardwgx, Nails, etas, Eked. Plaster, eta, am• th street sad Publie Square, Ktfa.ll6 ~~, • ADS, DVESTISENENT M , CUT IT OUT d I • Show It to Your Friends. & WILSON'S IMPROVED I . II I 'o MACHINES ! 304 ate aelnateledirti le be the BE tr it AO Fl IN 6 ever la int* thla country. Their unrivalled meow not 4la Ibis einintrr, bat ' ell met the World, his . It ley far the most puler, Illeablae saw to ewe., FOR SEVERAL -YEARS . ;... ._ •,.... Them have Ultra the load of ell other iteabinai, Mit. Mast the late haprovesseabt have_been added, every va riety or work is performed with mail aim mid rapidly owl up. tAßres *RIM ItOsTAGICA onit In • . ~ . Aid 6 wise the admiratier ALL. We worrent them to s u itO every variety atgoods,from the Thug soastio to • %hided sloth. They reek • the colebtated "lock Mt ." /Ethic& In Vat to :in or ravel . These Mu chinas litildo the wise work IirITHOUT ANT BAST ING Olt PUPA= OK et 1 8 illtA WEI, llt g TOCIL , Sit 11, VICL UMW da 11.. INS CO Q , GATHER, VILT: `twits any; ' , WV/ of hem without previously to or bodies it: they willifether andatitch or sew cm ammo ;if yon don't bilhivo it, i i . E Alp - SEE FOR YOURSELF. • diamad for those eslebraimi Masklars, nine* we halo located ha Brie, haii bora aotoalehlur. At We ilaitscrsat Aillealty litalliag oar orders, bet we ha a fall stook Just i•osituel, kail are ready to see any sad who may Gail or mad oasts& seder& Our rooms aro tly Mid and furnished, and our aooomoods soultsotty Ms hoshisse art sot %fuelled ..140141104:mtros_at.araiii A. WI!" Pr** l4ol at _ • !sown nnt.. is Laud e ", lati. A• ~. _ .1 1 1 1 2 1 0 1 }11NIC!$,MrYT., ° i& _ lG lLltgt,• ls4 i, '. 1 liturow, sverydhate . and Vaud" WW . wheZea .. nom .ato tearsintod..thros ,yearai greet a tiMilia-ilt dosistrimtiott, Thai res Twila are ow. Thejratio almost nalsotoos. E• irracristiOn MIL 111116 11111simp0le ilillni in lipllng Mies. i It you y cannot i sore, mai et work mot a eirsular b nail: - !P i tit, ' • , MOLT It BOOM Arab. Voids Biota ,J, ~ ,:spi i _ • .... Igest.rarkaidOs• ..'.o)h - 7.lli)limil,-.kokooL 341t11, OPENS 4. A. COOPER,. - • KDINBORO. BRIE tX)., PA lc NNET STORE! • 111111311. IP. He HALL • Wield norootrolli 1141 Wootton to bet 20/4—ST-OCK OF GOODS, Jet rewind fres boorNelts eilattelif n•its• Hats, Ribbons, Q 0 D 1 • - irideitsk.4l4ll „ • RtAP FOR . O/LfilL OR READT-PAY. , ANituata,,,atmes oi r 1.• noslnrisig p4a, - ts.-Npnt, I 1 LANOR LOT ' • amp. ,r via *ad huriMar e, fat Ws th 7 1 111111-11* 1111101sli• itne4ites, NUMBER :14 IMZ= slllT,itGaiT 17, 18441. • G LAB DION. IFIVECE IslatrWhamMrieWOWllrtlbail•• MOS 11 the vital ntaelpie or DI" Illesseet .1 tip Nowa. TVS is derived Melly Ikea the deed viva t tat Deis hod 01 1 110 07 , 2 1101 . - Or *d Wr weeta say ea Msw iOsso sis . .ts Moo. 6or nvie y wihs n wo OW od=a v Tbs lad Wool sill*ibis the Ma its t. will 00 tho will gap* tbdtbents, will ebetrset tbe Bear. and send Its dlanualvidaelair eleummete to all parts of the M la fl d fgr7 one sailledin erlwareer own may be lepirked dual. • roil mike of IRON AS A MZDICINI le well known amid seksowletked by VI easalsil sum The dB. ilesity hes tom to ASV& eneka preparstios of Wee will .ater la and aaidni at env with tb• blood. This point; nye Dr. Hayes. bleasobssitte Slats Obendat, bow ratilsap is Um Pentvlaa Syrup, by oembisidlair le 'a way Wore selsows. HI PICKUTTAN 1111/WIN la • TIOTIOTIID eo. Mire Vito PBOTOTTDI or IRON. • NSW DISCOT MIT IN ALDICIIIR that strikes at tie Boot of Meese sepplybig the blood with its vital Priselpla Sr LW ilmemet—tren. 1111 PURIM INATIIIIP CumDytiv•Va. Lt, Ovaptalat, Dtrepey, Parer and Aram Less V sere. Lew Betriv. TUN PIDICITIAW ON MCP Wu.. etrempth.. l l o, aid new lib tat eke system, lad belle up an o h m s Commutation." ,•.^. - THK PE Ittllf lAN STROP Cans Nome, Lev Boom Meals Complainte. aid diseases of the Wavy* sad Madder. TIM PilleLiTlAN WWII* Is a IIP•CIPIC ,for all =Palienating la a BAD RUTZ °Pin BLOOD.. uled by Debility or a - low had, of the An ent. ibetsc tree freer Alookol la any dem. tit earl ICANSI are ea folland fly wiretessawir mattes, tare permanent, Wads; svnasess. ?Mpg aid uw ins tato all parte of the nevem Mid bedlillsci tept Ra 111011 CON. STRUTION.: It le an steollent anbaatitelopiegirer Ow* Wier* a ettistsburt Is .pied. Ons element In the restorative Power Itsn ai a med. kilns teptiregnsikkrattion and IV sintrtsolt, t . ic lftediebied to sue &steam citesmosed by a via. 14 1 111101 d DI TUB BLOOD , within* redoes; It sto eysteskie like tryirtg to repair eb the fonadatkor la gone. Pamphlets vatelaingt evillest. of urn ma MOW mendatiose Ikon One of the meet aninest Pkyrdefine. Clorviem asid,others, will be east /RIM to say ad. or Na select a tow of the name to 11101/ the shavoles of, the bretbsonlela AMIN B. Nlll.lOO/..faittpskilsat the Minn pollias Bank. N. r; B in , Amu. 811•111IWtor Cirletiss ditimeaM • Jearroil. Brw. P. OttEl ter , New York Climiele, Bar. Jobs Plearpost Tam anew f Barton, Bev. Arthur IL Palter. 'RS, Rabbi* J Rom Bytmuuts Oobb, Ikr. T. Stan Zlng. Ur. Bpitrehn toNets, Jr..llay. Jae* Obit& Nam Beery Upbeat. P. C. 11 .orclksy Ram Jobs • .Ohneteed, Lewis/ohs eas.ll D . Rowell Rbeney. WV.; S. C. Ish•11. 11. D, W. Z. Chketoba, IL D. Erse&DoOL,IL D. Jommilob Steam IL D., Jose Antonto Reasbera A. MOM IL D., Akesluwa Wendell, 111. D., J. Jl. , elloteo X. D.,, B. Idnety. IL D. IT Thom emst detests Vsereffle ~Ma Na 1... MM. ',MIA mom giro. oil taid 1. • ..PITBSONAL TAW. It has avid Daum& ban 800 swear Aterefalki Is 401 rebef, owl tetedide mimed viessookk haikrie to en • • trie. • ltairDTarzysta; Dastrary volitive& Wiwairssews it le • spectila. Prepared by N. I. CLARE b CO.. sslbtetwity fee J. P. DllOl3llOllOl. 01 Itroadway. If.T. Bold by all Drowns. A FACT GMIRALLY . =OWN, THAT. the variety of new etyie Bed- Awl; Id Galli* Cottage. Cowan. Rued Oar. air, Gaup Oro, Jaw Lied dad after patbras. wdtt .itrline sad Ault hub kaarldemely sunersd Barrel'. a:Unsling. Dining, Brialdlast„ Cubs and other Tellise.. whatnots. Quaker Dim*, Grp% ant nom* dots Bads. Hair .mans Grass Mattress, rsatbar las = ud Bolsters with other auerbeld luntleer: kn. ail nansfastarsd but mill eposend busbra sad h , dtby materials, by experissad urban led sot by app_lN utls lads. Forntyle, quality and low pekoe I -siW fled; sad no-pries dealers to andneW an. Feather' bug. ,t and sold. Cue Nat. Parlor. hedroots. Delddn , 4 Suring, Mars* and ether GUIs", of Misters sad Western' inane tutors, an. hickory dolled sad glad, noting than se arise' as say e th er part et tag otodnototefielbleff WM& "Rd sold ars only mallet. and by no MIN= durable. Weed window.*wan flerring sad, Kann midribs of hard mood muds Dumb tb. Nat sad flood, war. misted to stand. liandleassly rriatei, and suet be bus. to for 'breadth, pries and aalel. Bpdag Soli I bud said.,anMOandbme tirs Idgdmist - nernals with • list of prima of all goods seat as applleation. nutting sad shipping Ikea. Altar lits .posni Pride sad aoataidlag with nr". Oiliphd two Pride deal" am dotonedood to son oso to an, worth for pm pay, rod do Audits to who try!, with me, Lumbar, Ina, eaufas, nosh, Craissad Rota: Oil. Stare raw, ?soft°. /ka., tabu at fair mutat valued for pay. Reranaber the placo s aost comer of lith street on /tats. Rsie, Pa. G. W. ILLSIT au:JAL arenthator sad Dirmialen Salmons. WHOLESALE A RETAIL • • GROOM STORE. " P. A. RECHEEE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, illotlwrait Clow 4 LW Pirto 4 Promo& Sand, Wadi roopoottally toll tt» stloattoa ottits routuity to hiaboge BOW of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, musk bobliiisigapte•guss the VERY IpAIWIMM 1 1 011111111 LI WO= 1 smootimott of SUGARS, OOPPEES,„ TEAS. STRUM. TOBACCOS. PM. dam.. not arpund is tla AV, is he NI peps:Ml° prow to all who give blaz i a aellq a.. 1.. hasps lossissity ea bred" midst let mg PUREILLQUORS, for the wholasalio tea* whisk be dm*" Übe attsallas of the palls. ml llio ntmai ssetto st aw ls. the waalak mostr i Bo a ?rats awl fa arireale GR0CE11.13431 GEOGEREIIII ! i Ay WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. P. 13CHA.A1P, Would napeoftily thir sto ttr e r n aNie that lie has opeasil No. 2 Hugihes' elcioki Where be will abrayilimp ea bug • hop inppl, se GROCIREICS, CROCKERY AND WOODEN WARE. • ' WINED!, 1.4141170M114.01131.11,9, Awl everythimiaoill74or We to saastpllouosat of thirkind. . I c" ar Tanis as raisinabla as say st•re In nu atty. - Jaaleenr. ERIE RAILWAY.' riERINNIMMILII* ANGE OF lIIOURS, COMMENUI Ni • 111016,470111.0 , UMW *. rase Imre Dakirk *lst ocit thafolk,whig bairn' Eastwaid Boned-Thipart. Night express ...1,.. ..-... ... . ._.. A.... 00 p. M. Mambas% two* :a ' ' `" TOO a $. AeIICHINIO4IIIIIOII4. ' . . 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