• N•ir o
N•r_,V „ • Th. Oa Mier to erM. ie
(t ri: tit Q l arthlP (ft bstrber.
due
DuWaginfl M a fiketi of tits in- Kush When litittla the medi,
irsTal, It i s VOWS fie* ao peon eaten sad feirsia d the Reeiltwo
, Mainelrale aati 'ty•Tresty, Are have &WV oemooded that
Nweldwethaaliase *Om with it). and idalans4 ; :theeenefa simaber of gentlemen ineesrions wee
abusive of Lie! It's favorite epithets, when dons of the country, who deserve i thanks !
epeskiag &is, sae "pirates," "eldniana,' Maar foe their Abets ha behalf of this great
"thieves," "Iseoundrals," "robbers," anise ea, measure. But in regard to the man who bas
through the entire vocabulary of billingsgate. It done most, and to'whom the people axe mostly
has never been willing to allow that there was ; kndebtedlor its anal consummation, we leave the
any other issue in the "Brie War" than the sale I Buffalo Cossesercid Advertiser, the special organ
of pea -ant. and Pro" , beer and pretzels; or of Mr. Fillmore and of his administration, to
that ahealladedsli almaln o 7, by it. costa.: had is- I say. Speaking sposithis Wyk the Cksmiesevried
fringed upoaaay rights tithe poop& of the Cone I stye;
opiresish• This was it. poultice, we repeat, so "We believe that no isapartisl;ead well-inform
long as it was neoessary to misrepresent the is- ed man, who has watched the history of this tres
ses between us and the milt-cad corporations west I ty from the hegianinc , wil l beitia to ay that
of Buffalo, but the moment it bosoms the At- the country is usainly m in a l to the
ebted
forpreee the advantsgee
able Sec
op
Carboy before the great smut of publicopinion ne retary of State, in to res u lt
from
the Hoe. William L. Marcy
for the railroad oorporattons Bad of Buffalo, it Some of the questions settled by this treaty
chatiges its tactics, and sings a different song. o were of long standing and most difficult and cm-
That our readers may understand, in all its barrasaing nature Mr. Welmter, who considerfel
bearings, bow oonsisansitli the Democracy can de-
the negotiation of one important treaty with Great
Britain as hiring added more to his claims to be
nounce Erie is her present eontest, it may per-1 remembered by his countrymen than any other act
hips be necessary to state its position in regard of his public life. attempted to settle the irritating
to two questions of New York policy There has question of the fisheries, without nay succes,
been, in former years, a large amount of western While the negotiation was in his hand, the fishery
question asaumed a most portentous aspect, and
PuSiwie shipped,via the Welland calla throug h '
excited the apprehension of the country lest it
Caeada,acrois Lake Ontario to Oswego, and thence should interrupt the pacific relations subsisting
by a branch of the Erie Canal to Syracuse, thus between the two most important commercial us
avoidiug Buffalo, and consequently carrying no tionsbn the globe. But in the bands of Mr •
grist to the Democracy's will The prospect 16, ,
/17:1 5 1 o f
d 11 11 l t
y e
1:1 but th t ig he rela tro tio g n e s rg l Y xtwee n ti Bg o t u;- -
that the coming year the transports - eon over this selves and d our Canadian neighbors have been
route will be greatly increased, and hence the placed on such a footing, that we confidently
Democracy, the very paper that denounces Erie anticipate, not only a increase of mutually bene
for attempting to divert trade to Philadelphia, is fical trade between the two oon
it be ntries, butalso s
clamorous for the Legislature of New York to
ove
impose such tolls upon all produce from the up- If t ei g
ce grn m w e i n n t g eel fr b ig y n a dg eo hi cui p tan whin tly h increasing in m g int er cou rse. gadmmv
great measure had been carried by the
per lakes passing through the Canal from Oswe• I popular vote, like a successful election, the ored
go to Syracuse, as will force it to pass through ' it would no doubt be mainly due to those jrho
Buffalo! Of course, this is liberal! Of course , have done most to influence public opinion in its
there is no "dutch policy" about it: Of course,' favor If it had been brought about by the ac
there is no "robbery" of the great West for the I tiou of Congress, the praise would belong to its
i ablest champions in that body. But reciprocity
benefit of Buffalo and the Erie Canal, in making I is secured by means of a treaty, and although
her producers pay as much to send their produce the United States Senate did their duty in its
via Oswego and Syracuse as via Buffalo! The ratification, totbere the for creditthat
tpurpose s
of its
baring dne to the s u b m i t
policy of Erie in attempting to divert trade to states
manted
who nogociated it; and the name of William L .
Philadelphia—in desiring to open a direct rail- Marcy 'will always remain indentified with that
road communication with the metropolis of the measure and occupy an enviable plain in the di.
State—is "scoundrelly;" but the policy, advo- Plomatie history of the country."
eared by the Democracy, of forcing trade that The most ardent political admirer of the Sec
now finds a cheaper route to New York via Os- I rotary of the State could add nothing to this weed
wego, is the height of iiberality! 0, moat con- I°f Praise
sistent and liberal Democracy!
But we said above that the Democracy has
heretofore insisted that the issue involved in the
"Erie war" was simply whether a few "peanut
pedlers" should have a chance to pursue their
calling here, or not! Bat the Legislature of New
York having shown some symptoms of a disposi
tion to impose tolls upon the railroads of that
State, the Democracy, as the Attorney and fac
totum of the Central road, deems it best to tell
Lie truth in regard to the issue involved in the
"Erie war." In saying this, we hope none of
our readers will imagine for a moment that it
tells the truth in this instanoe'beesuse of its love
of that article; or because it is disposed to drop
the "pea-nut" lie.' It does it because, as the spe
cial advocate of monopoly, there is no prospect
of frighteuieg the Legislature with the tie, where
as the truth may. We quote from the Democra
cy of tha 3d:
"The Tolling of the New York railroads would
be the means of building, within the next six
months, the Sunbury and Erie road It would
accomplish peaceably, what the scoundrelly riots
at the borough of Erie were designed to effect for
eibly—that is, the diversion of the trade of Ohio
and the Lakes to Philadelphia, and to comp( I
what could not be detained at that city, to pay
tribute to the public works of Peunsyivania, by
taking the shortest route to New York."
So it appears that after all the ties about "pop
corn," "pea-nuts," and "pretzels," the issue iu
volved in the "Erie war," so called, is whether
Erie should be a rival of Buffalo in the tranship
ping business between the Lakes and the Ali kn
ee, and Philadelphia a rival of New York for
ERIE. PA:
SATURDAY MORNING, APIL 7, 1865:f
Glorious Nowa.
The esimosed dispatch, which we find In the
Pittsburg Union, is most glorious news to ovx
people
Haaanatroo, April 4.—The Er t pod North.
Eastern RailrOad charter has ben repealed by a
vote of 54 to 35 The who's day was taken op
by this bill To the eloquence and able maw
al , enient of Messrs Thompson and Ball, are the
people of Erie indebted for this tritunpb.
We begin to have hopes of our Legislature.
Thirty majority on the side of right and justice
—thirty niajonty in defiance of bribery sad
falsehood—is indicative, we think, that eves asid
exact justice to all men, and Corporations too,
has not fled our good old commonwealth. But let
us not anticipate; the ordeal of the Sena* has
to be Passed, and that, our experience !untaught
us, id no easy thing Still we think it will peas
even the Senate, for •erts.iuly so large a majority
in the House ought to have some weight upon
the Senate. Be this as it may, we congratulator
our readers upon the "first break of day." The
following is the proceedings of the forenoon ses
sion of the House on the day it passed; wehavint
the pr .ceedings of the afteruoOn session:
The knit to repeal the charter of of the Erie
and Northe.it Railroad Company was taken up.
Mr McComb* moved a postponement of the
bill, which was negatived.
Mr. North moved to refer the bill to a select
committee, with instructions to report by MOD
,lay next a bill, and to make it, the special order
for that day.
This motion was debated by Messrs. Thouip
r..n, North, Chamberlin, McCombs, Frsiley,
MoCalmunt, right, Ball, Carlisle,
Ziegler and Fyster, and finally lost by a vote of
yeas 30, nays 48.
The question being on the 4th section a di
of the question was called for.
The first division conteniplating a restoration
•of :he obarter upon certain conditions was
agreed to
Thes.second divison requinng the extension of
the roil to the harbor of Erie, was also agreed
Tile third divison requiring such extension to
he commenced within three months was next
adopted.
The fourth division, requiring a change in
the guage of the road to 4 feet 8+ inches, or to
t 3 feet, was discussed and finally agreed to, yeas
45, Gays 29.
Thu fifth division, permitting the said mm
patty to retain the road as new located in Erie
city, until the completion of the track to the har
bor, and requiring that it shall then be removed,
le..ving the ground., streets, and alleys clear of
obstructions, coming up fur consideration, Mr.
NleCalmot °tiered an amendment permitting the
company to maintain the road as now located is
Erie, leaving the grounds, streets sad alleys
cleat. This *as debated by various members
and then negutived---syes 15, nays 49.
The• House then adjourned to 3 o'clock P. M.
Cincinnati Median.
Th,. municipal election in Cincinnati on Mon
day la•t was the cense of great excitement, and
some bloodshed. The issue was Democracy vs.
Know Nothingism, and the former triumphed.
Finding this would be so, the Know Nothings
got up a riot, and demolished the ballet-boxes in
our of tile wards where the Democracy had, about
sit how:red majority. During the fracas, seve
ral on b ith sides were seriously injured. But all
would n 4 do, for the footing up shows that the
I►ewier die ticket is elected by over a thousand
m a jorit , The Cincinnati Gazette acknowledges
ale Con of Farren, by nearly Svc hundred
4)ter, I , .dependant of the Ward, which gave him
iosarly • x hundred majority refered to &Loots.—
The test, as we said before, was between the
l►eot.,er .te and Know Nothings, although thou
-and. •of high minded whigs voted for the Dem
.H•rati ticket Last Fall the Know Nothings
carried Cincinnati by majorities ranging from six
nine thousand As a general thing, remarks
th.• Pit:4burgh Union, the election in Ohio indi
ca s tb t the ffiod of proscription and bigotry
twing rolled backward The Know Nothing
party in that State has culminated, and from this
tim e forward will sink as rapidly as it rose. Once
eh,•eked and driven back, that shameless crew of
sk ulki u 4 cortspirattirs will wield power no longer.
It• ad b( rents will desert in dismay, like rats from
a siolciog ship Obit is beginning effectually to
repudtate the oath-bound plotters.
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCZ.—IS'iIt it a little
remarkable that the only two political saints,
who were ever cannoniaed in this country, were
both Btu. Bill Morgan, and Bill Poole! Awl
then, s.ptin,what is still more singular, both di
el martyrs to 5-reet societies. One for betraying
the seerets of the Masons, (so the anties used to
say) and the idler becau.k. he w.tuld'at betray
'ern! Both thr,.• facts, we say, are very remark
able; but there is anotner fact still more so! It
is this—the very men who rode the anti-secret
sa.
siety bobby then,—who, every time an election
was about to take pl.ce , rattled the bones of Mar
tyr Billy, theffit,r -t, at the faithful—the very men
wh bad spasms over the great iniquity of the
secrete of the, Masonic fraternity—are the very
m-n wholare now seeking to eannonise Martyr
Bi:lv, the second. They are now seen coming
down dark stairs at unreasonable hours of the
night; and if they do not take oaths more abhor
ent than any thing Morgan ever charged against
masonry, then the charge Book printed by the
or 1 r of tbm r Grata Council is a stupendous tie!
egi,„ T' prove that we were in error in saying
that - RALPH METCALF, the Hindoo Governor of
Ncw Hampshire, "wag a Nebraska-Fiero* Demo
crat six weeks before the election," the Gazette
produces part of a letter written by him "some
time before the election," in which that astonish•
ing politician plants himself upon the anti-N..
basks platform: Of course the :state critic of
the amette knows whether "some time" is more
than six weeks or not; but really we have never
sees any system of arithmetic by which anybody
else Gould solve such a question of time. We
may, therefore, be permitted to doubt whether
the said letter was written before his nomination
Of After it; the latter event we all know was lees
than "six weeks" previous to his election- We
aareagthezied in this opinion, too, by the feet
ttst a friend of ours had a mureneitima with 1114.
calf some time after the Nebraska bill had be.
come a law—long after Irunlooisin had beams
a power in the Nation—and Lisa lir. RAMIE
hillicalaw soar a Nebraska-Pisses Demonist, eel
dammed the Know Nothings as bitterly nibs
(Mame ever denounced a 116.61 d. Th. as
sent' s "bath of history" is'ut went usimphin
sir The Chimp Av., 01' BoonlaAlsm
site maks of real essasi is that sits to IN*
swum* at Wilk milks Loll
fryer also prevails Irrisasinly is 111,040
8 1 1 deg:. •
=MCI
the vast trade of the North West. It the D--nc
crucy's article don't own to all this, and a little
more, then we certainly don't know the mean •
ing of language. Impose tolls, mays that paper,
in effect, upon the.. railroad, and Brie will on
plish all we have tried to lie and badger her out
of. All the vast amount of money we have spent
in manufacturing public opinion against her will
be lost; all the eff..rts ~ f Dcau Richmond, and
his worthy ooadjutors in Erie, to corrupt and ban
boogie the Legislature of that "old Dutch State,"
will go for naught, and the "Sunbury road will
be built in six months," thus "acoomplishiug
peaceably what her scoundrelly riots at the bo
rough of Erie designed to effect openly—that is
(mark the expression: the diversion of the trade
of Ohio and the Lakes to Philadelphia." Con
fession, it said, is good for the soul; we hope
the Democracy may keep upon its knees until it
is fully absolved:
ags. The Gazette, in speaking of the Connee
ticuteleotion, says: "It is abatis, melancholy to
contemplate the decadence of the Observer's par
ty." True, but it is quite "melancholy to con
template the rapid dectadenoe of the" Gazette's
party! • As, for instance, while the " Observer's
party" polled over 27,000 votes in Connecticut,
leading the Hindoos by twc or three thousand,
the Gazette's party only polled 9,000! Is there
a why party?
lir The Conneaut Reporter says that a young
man named Lops has been en trial in Trumbull
scanty charged with poisoning his sister and
musing her death, and has been convicted. It
seem from the evidence that the prisoner had pro.
eared strychnine, under pretence of administering
it to dogs, but really for the purpose of aurderin g
his father. He prepared it in a bottle, and the fa
ther took some of it, but not enough to produce
death. The sister afterwards was unwell, and
the hither gave her medicine from the ease bot
tle, under supposition that it was medicine pur
chased by him. The son had been at varieties
with his father, and was a wild reckless young
as The law provides for this offence impris
onment from three to five years.
ger we lad the following fugitive paragraph
is ezehaegr, sad it manna •o outelk of truth
sad Monty, Ora we give it s plain, without be
ing able to ere& to the author:
"We lad os watmiastim, that is th. mixed
Vozd evil et Imam maim*, tba good so far
that we are sot is t habit of welling
while the waU strum Re precisely as &semi
et its beiag the erisptim aetbisig is perfeet,
sodas is ve bed se te le without its oompeass
tieitro zworply. Waist ipirisial riches are
Mess is the la* of the erne of saeistyl bow
ow& doss do mad world Mesa the seseetinr
sii.'l%. Wahiawa" antimmit Asks Ulm at
Wet 7 daessaa applisations afrealki
boa resagi4 ale Pedal 011641kelami soder
sin sialli Wiwi BMWs istivacy lanais lim
b imply iliplisatint
Chir:Cubazil:WlLlnthals.
The act of firing at the El Dorado by a Span
ish frigate off the °oast of Cuba, and the impris.
onment of the American Consular Agent at Se
gue is Grande, on the island of Cuba, are fresh
outrages, lengthening the long catalogue to which
our government has submitted without retaliatory
measures, and indicating that there is no safety
in the future except by the euipkiyment of such
a naval force in the Gulf as will compel the Cu
ban officials and Spanish naval officers to respect
our flag. The settlement of the Black Warrior
difficulty promised cessatioq of Cu annoyan
ces, but-the intehi‘ance of a set meat was
quickly followed by the occurenoe of outrages
scarcely leas atrocious than that of the Warrior
Our government has demanded of Spain that
power shall be conferred upon the Captain-Gren•
eral of Cuba to hold direct diplomatic relations
with our representative et the Havana in respect
to difficulties growing out of our c , rumerLial in
tercourise with the island This r..fu,i .1
to do. The consequence remains that all matters
of difference have to undergo the tardy process
of adjustment, or attempt at adjust on nt, at Ma
drid The frequency of new nets of aggression
we imagine has about exhausted the patience of
our government, and we shell not be surprised
it t he rumors turn out to be well founded the, a
large part of ~o r toque squadron has been order•
to rt•tikltlV.lla at the Havana, and that here
.ifter outrages will be redressed without the aid
diplomacy.
nig, Scott, Wool, and Twiggy are the three
highest officers in the U. S. Army Gen. Scott's
Brevet rank of Lieutenant General does not create
a vacancy in the place be formerly held. lie
still Major-General. curt:mending in chief. Next
to him on the army roll is Gen. Wool, wh) has
the actual rank of Brigadier and brevet rank of
Major-General. Next to him is Gen. Twiggy',
who has the same titles, though his 'ommisaion
is of a later date.
as. The House of Representatives, at Harris
burg, passed a resolution, fixing upon the' 4th of
April as the time fur the final adjournment. The
Senate previously fixed on the 17th of April.
An effort is being made to adjourn the House
until the first Tuesday of October next. and then
re assemble for the purpose of electing a United
States Senator. Whether interested parties will
succeed, remains to be seen. The members of
this "Nix Wisser" House are grist on making
the most of their positions.
Na n . The Pennsylvanian don't appear to have
any great faith in Pot.Locies anti•bank profel
aions. Ii says, with a view probably of explain
ing that queer passage in his inaugural in rela
tion to Banks, the Governor has signed five Bank
Bills, as follows:--one at Pittsburgh, one at New
Castle, one at, Allentown, one at Mauch Chunk,
and one at another place, the name of which we
have forgotten. As a set off to these, he has ve
toed one at Pottstown, and one at Stroudsbnrgh.
It will be safe to predict, that two in seven is the
relation in which the vetoes are to eome. There is
nothing like doing things with mathematical pre
cision. It saves a great deal of trouble, where
the quanities are definitively arranged.
Sroissolut Facto.—ln the state of Connecti
cut, where the Know Nothings and mart of the
Whigs combined ou Monday last to "put down
foreign influence" there are 64,000 voters, of
whom about 3,000 are adoptod citizens, leaving
61,000 majority of natives! The name relative
strength of natives and foreigners holds good
throughout the Union. Az in Connecticut 61,000
natives are afraid of 8,000 foreigners, so in the
whole country 19,000,000 of natives (if we be
lieve the bum-nothing prints) are afraid of
1,500,000 foreigners. There is; no necessity of
'comment upon such facts.
liir A recant artiste in the Philadelphia Led
ger, says is reference to Banks and the mosey
market: No mare banks are wasted. One banks
are now, and have been for the least fortnight,
diseonotiag all the good paper offered. The eaar•
ket is osay all round, and we have been informed
of some negotiations withia at few days at leas than
ail per ant. This is eettaksly no widows of a
wont of more basking oaintal.
SADxlipsof ariai's Mos
*error la Bostos, : 'W,OOO .A seeking
bird *is sold ' hat "Oi . Got
UT, lust peddle dit • • INIM
news.
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Th. 14i•
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Z u the Educ e. cp B o on PAll If .= 24
1816 '
Gurrususw: ving been tleined nacre a
few days on ' I have Winn sty tame
hours takes some trouble to leers, for my own
liatidsaiou the origin of what is commonly stall
ed the " RA* War.' To be more explicit, to
lean the muse sadnaturs (I( she dilkelties be
tweed the people qd the Railroad Company.—
And should you collider it worthy a Islam is
soar valuable it is at ear semi&
My eooehrsbie tea, that al wrong may
have been doseWth . des people of
Erie) are more 1 than sinning."—
The first great wring was perpetrated by the
Railroad Comps', by a breach at faith en their
part, in not running t h e railroad track down to
the duck, in conformity with their charter, aid
subsequent promises made by them to the chi
zene, thereby giving to the inhabitants the bene
fits of what minus Lad unmistakably designed
fur them, i. e., a port of entre and distribution
of the rieh agricultural mid mineral products of
the upper lakes. Having unquestionably the
safest harbor on lake Erie, sad open fur n r viz
tiou as late in the fall as, and several
earlier iu the spring than Beide, they certain
ly have the right to a share of the business of
the lakes, provided they eau offer other facilities
and ludueetnents equalling their more opulent
neighbors, Buffalo and Cleveland, (being situ
tett about midway between them.) To do this
they have, at a very great outlay of capital,
I built cumulations dock. and warehouses, and
erected first class hotels, relying upon the good
faith of the railroad Company in fulfilling on
their part, who. was at least a tacit understand
ing between them and the citizens; i. e., of giv
lug them equal facilities eitti Cleveland and
Buffalo, for the Wtstotru trade. It is not what
very many, if nut a majority of the ,people in
the Eastern States suppose, a mere quarrel be:
tween the Railroad Co. and the hotel y 'dining sa
loon,and tippling-house kappa., for the paltry
benfits of selling suppers and nights' lodgings
with their accompaniments, hquoruind cigars—
but to. compete mentally and honorably with
their neighboring cities for a alum of the trade
of the great and growing West.
As one evidence of the scoonunotiations and
safety of the harbor of Brie, lathe fast
- that the
United States steam frigate Michigan, satiuned
on the lakes, is always ordered to this port to
winter I had been under the impression that
there was not a sulkiest depth of wader to &I
lea the largest class of lake vessels to enter this
harbor. But the fact stated above is a sufficient
refutation to that idea. Another argument of
the rivals of Erie is, that Buffalo is considera
bly nearer the Atlantic cities than Erie, whieb
is not the fact, as to some of them, sa when
the railroads are finished that are now under
ciustruction, terminating at this point, the dis
tance will be considerably less to New York,
Philadelphialand Baltimore, and no further to
Boston thee from kilo, and merchandise and
minerals can be laid down in either of the At
lantic cities above named, at less coat of Van
spirtation from this city than from the city of
Buffalo, as I have good reason to believe.
And in addition to the above enumerated ad
vantages that Erie possesses over Buffalo, may
be added the inexhaustible mineral wealtLoon
usineti in the adjoining counties of /1117
Warren and Mereer, all of which are perfect
storehouses of wealth, in iron ores, unsurpassed
in richness in the world; in Coals of the very
best quality for gas, steam, and domestic pur
poses; an abundance of fire day, limestone, and
mud suitable for the maaufacturo of glass, to
miy nothing of the interminable forests of pine,
cherry, oak, ash, maple, hemlock, whitewood,
cucumber, popular and many other kinds of val
uable timber, much of which is destined some
day to find a market in Erie, to supply the on
menus) manufactories of iron and glass and a
great variety,of other articles requiring the ea
ri..tvi kinds df timber to be found in this vicini
ty, that, must inevitably be erected here.
.11K1 it is truly said in the history of Erie—
" The city itself is one of the most delightfully
situated in the country, and is remarkably
healthy, and has enjoyed a comparative immu
nity from the epidemics which have devestated
its neighboring cities. It is surrounded by a
country unexcelled in fertility of soil, and in
the intelligence and industry of its inhabitants,
it has the whole West from which to obtain its
supplies of grain and food. It my well be said
that Erie in her situation, as it relates to the
coal fields of McKean, Warren and Mercer coun
ties and their forests, in the advantagft of her
position and in the elements of wealth within
herself, is one of the best places in the United
States for manufacturing. Its situation has for
more than a century designated it as a pi4omi-
Dent point. Under the military domination of
trance, the Colonial rule of England, and dur
ing the war of 1812, it was conspicuous, and its
pop.session the anxious wish of contending na
tions." Finally a short residence here must
convince the must casual observer, that Erie is
ere long to become one of our most important
lake cities. Respectfullyyours,
A 11118CRIBKR.
The Chained Bias.
CINCINNATI, April B—A. M.—The result of
yesterday's election is still undecided. It is al
leged that fraud has been discovered in the 12th
Bard, which gave Ferree, (Dem.) for Mayor,
about 500 majority, sad is is now proposed to
throw out the entire vote. If this is done, Tay
lor, the Know Nothing candidate, will have wont
one hundred majority; but if the vote of this
Ward is counted, Ferree will have from 400 to
500 majority. The Eleventh Ward, the ballot
boxes of which were destroyed by the mob, is
supposed to have given Farren,(Dem.) from 500
to 700 majority; and had the entire vote of the
city been counted, the whole Democratic tieket
would have been elected by from 5(0 to 1000
majority.
There was no more rioting last night. The
excitement is still very great. It is supposed
that ten or twelve persons have been killed or
mortally wounded Pistols were dheltarged in
discriminately, and the only wonder is, that the
destrixotion of life was not . It Iran, also.
gether, the most diagraoefel elortioa day ever ex
perienced in Cincinnati.
8 P. M.—lt was ascertained urn an investi
gation of the ballot-boxes in the Twelfth Ward,
that they contained fifty more tickets Bran there
were names on the poll-books, and one of the
Judges of the Risottos insisted span throwing
out the entire vote, but the other would not agree
to the proposition. While the Judges were want
ing the votes s body of men forced their way in-
to the room, anti seising the boxes! mutant* the
tickets, oarvied them, together with the tally
sheet*, int) the open street, and burned them in
the presence of the crowd.
The votes of the Eleventh sod Twelfth Wards
are thus destroyed. The votes of the remaining
Wards give Taylor, the Know Nothing candidate
for Mayor . ; 477 majority. The Know Nbthlngs
contend that there was a large illegal 'dared
in all the wards. It is rworted that Mr. Taylor
will not accept the omen of Mayor ender thNe
ei rett wellness.
9 P. M.—The excitement condones without
'6lmm:cit.:The swum neon from the Germans
yesterday 67 the Ancoricsaa, was quietly °°°•°Y
ed from the Public Landing. tide thermos, by
the former. Au imusiimmuaber of people are
now assembled in the Fsftl street Market apace.
They have mat a sommittie to the Freeman's
Hall, over the mai, ht. be Porims° Of r•Pil
ing the ounnot, and havoassolved
,that, if aot
given up forthwith, they vre go andiito it again.
This lin will attampt, if 1 ?, and another
serious riot will pole*
Mau RrahoPsouLt—
ct—Wiess erM
dogs are Washes, and
fact that say isayfitut
to believe, the. **vibe
Wow aid eat he
It is told that tee be a
MM=
individul will live aloutday by_ dig in . that
*rade oneettainty, whim it se bill Or mons
than death brit To pto tlde t Inengbeinty
the doge web killed. I s art* Mb tinder
er ofWO itolivihtel 'who nay think the
nuittieof tittle iraptit, we Smarty hope be or
they say sever have the subject sae home to
iambi is Mai imisse shape. BO to ue the
idea of the possibility of snob a fate befalling a
' friend of ours, is, enough to induce us to adopt
the advise of a contemporary, and carry a loaded
cane or pistol, and kill every animal of the kind
we west. Cbui.
Wmousetos CITY, AyelS.—There was mach'
excitement here toilay, to consegamme of a re
port that Col. Lewis L Taylor, clerk is the Int
Mallon dim, formerly of IdiseirsitZ i ad for
ged the name of Jefferson Davis, of
War, to notes am noting it is said, to from 10,
000 so 20,000. The motes are in. the hands of
brookers, money lenders, sad his friends. He left
this city on Sunda night. Ile was a friend of
Davis, but it is that the latter will
not attempt to screen him from just punishment
if taken
A Celia ro tee LAMM—DI. J. Dupont:oo's Golden Pe-
Annelid Pills tee tor serrating irregu
larities, and removing Astruetions from whalers onus.
AU median men know, as well as many others, that
wheaern an onstranies takes pleas, nether hoe gold,
exposure, or any other own, the general health begins
imniedistly to decline, sad the weal of nab • remedy bas
beeo the cause of so many ounnimptiosi amass' yang hi.
mane. Headache, pain in the side, palpilstioa of the
heart, loathing of food, and dietnetied sleep, generally arise
from M. iotorruption of nature; and orb that is the
can, the Pills will invaribla remedy all then evils.
Pull and explicit dlrestiens asonapsy sash box, witsett
must be strictly followed sod all dimmos peculiar to fe
male" nay he speedily eared.
Prise ilO6 per hot. Sold by all the Druggists in Brie
and wholamle and retail. at the proprietors pries by CAR-
Tilt
& BROTHHiI, No. 6 Reed Herne, to whets all orders
mass be addressed. 1728.
tats 22Croarrairr ZWINDIMILIITIOU.
Dr Jam. Goo oftbo moot ooktbratad Pbysleaae In Nw•York
writes as *Mow*,
Us nosy'. —D•sr Ili:—Hoving witness." the eseellent of
how of rotor Haenona ea lan tulle ilivontas Varga axe Cooltirr
diaLc
Bract. In a ears of chime le Bronchitis, and bent mien In favor
eik
of counter irritation la olfaction' of the throat. 'al tubes
and hawk I eon therelbre cheerfuny recommend r Medicated
aappetrattio as bola" the woo convenient sod tasi mods of
epplyieg anything of the kind I have overseen Ho doubt %twea
k ode of persons way he noliMved. sad ssay eared. by toting your
remedies.
You us et Ilbeety kr use Mb Is see limy you may Wet pro
PerteepeeMaly. yam, Asc.
-, C. !OHO. M. D .
Pro INN gossips areal. New Yost.
prof. s. ca'slivss !seism us se folkpors:—
garrrisuse.—i bare recently bad ocesairen to ton your Chem
and'snygean Viper in ease of' abrerne env area. that
bed refined to yield so ocher brae of treedaprut. and the result
bits estbelled me, that. whiter., nay be tbegeshapoestioa of your
preparauon. it Is no hooOslticos. but •• Melina lentedl• I wink
for the mite Of of Use 'Amur& that It algid ter brought or Ittil •
the melt of all.
be Debtor Casrirta
Nere-Yorig. Nov. ii, 1104
Dcat eta aim lb highly &Dr Curtles H pestles. as • nosed r
Is gismos& the (brow arid law. Hildai had oboe opportu•l
ty to oni Ns egertey. I ma einviated that it Is a roost excellent
stredieloe, both the illyrup mid the lahalsog spplle*Uoa of tM
chest-
The Ehowia 14 Co( sale In
Wig, lash SO, IBIS
Mrs. A. Barret haring purchased Mrs. N. M. Barret's
Dwelt of Millinery Goods. ...id say to the haiiee that
she t■ opening her Spring Styles Consisting of Straw.
Silk and Lawn HMs, and Pneneb, flowage An. Haring
procured the vertices of Mrs. N. M. Barrett., would *alien
• continuanee of patronage:theretofore extended to her.
Straws sad Nespoliton Bloashed and premed. on rea
sonable terms- Mrs. A. BARRETT.
Brie, April 7, 1345. 3 t.t 7
A sew sad dasirsble redact" au Tiftb street, two doors
west of the Baptist abureit Posses - Bton given immediate-
Y' Inquire of S. ]AVIV SMITH
April T. 18b0-47
First Scat for Chicago.
111110r114 , 1•41E Swarm Rey Striae State, Quote City
a and Loulelarse will Wave C M. Reed's Doric
wari and lasternwillate ports U wee as We id will per
mit. arti=ably two sweet* Plotter rear say Boats can let
Oilt of
roe &stele or passe. apply to
grie, Apsii Ms, ULU
11.1111110 s' .
M. JIMiTICF. has removed his store to the room lately oe
, cupped by Durlin Sloan. No Y Rrumrs'a Block. Slats
great. ware he would be pleased to see hi• old Moods and itm
many sew onus a. ran lute It committal 10 call. CloaA•.
Cassia orra k alwa) aon hand sad wade to order on abort
notice and warrsata to {lye witudatitoa. Alm • large gad
pod emporiums* of Ready blade Ocilla o• band to be sold en
Cheap aa taeltimapeat. skirt CoUaraohampeaJkrns„ dto., alt ago.
in" be cask cheap. cheap. cheap Come sad see nor yourself
at No, 5 14911 , 1 el Week Stamp moot.
Eris April 1 to • 47
MAXIM MAGILL. have removed aNu 3 WlOlive
Block. State street. opposite Brown'. Rawl. where ata'.e
lband a laps anommtatot
Tia Copper sad Shoot Iran Worm, Stove.,
Pump', Redrioseadors. Bean ad Tuba. Ike
With lammed dee Illties Obr delis Jobb lag of all al ads. and
a destrastaat/sa to work at the ktwort parade rates, we hope
to roma, a liberal Wears of pa meads.
Erie. April t . IINIS-47 TANNER lk !MAGILL
EN. MANN has ja taken pomess.on of bis splendid PI•
• aim Ware Um, In the %sierras 'Josef Bloch. fronting
Me Part. which is decidedly one of the deem establishments in
this Weston World It is ailed with Piano Pnries and Melo
deon* Prow Mthe best ausouta. tones is the United Suites;
it very reduced prices for Cash or approved Notes. mil{ less than
husllo Prices. bus pieces Mew Music jest received.
Piano Stools. Violins. Guitars, Moines, be. very cheap
Erir,timil 7. Ithlti —l7 It M MANN
grILIIVKIt ebotee ankle for ia ie by
Aprll7. 1874. 13101PeETT. BA,llit h. Co
tj A VIPIG purchased from James Lytle his entire stock of
II CLOTHING cad GOODS. l will car y os tie Busmen a t
Lis old stand. where rentlemea can be supplied with evert m
ock they may want in the way of Clothinu as cheap as can be
had in to the ef and of the best quhlitY
lit. Casiu.ire lifisu.se will have chary" of the euulns depart
ment, and him same Is a sufficient guarantye that any one who
de" me 'good Steep he aecommodate4 at my shop. Gorr us .
earl SIDNEY BOOTH
Aped 1. IBM.
- -
14 0 IP I 0 X.
TT will be seen by tlke 'bane , tile% atitileaseal of my account,
/Is abralateily neearary tbererae• all indebted so se are re
viewed la call sad sake {avocet. JAME 7 LYTLE.
April 7. Itiadi.
ALL who may have served in the United States Army,
In any capacity, in any of our wan sine* 1790, either
in the eta or line, or all wagoners, artificers, Lc. and also
all of tithes who may have served la the navy in any grads
are estitled by the sate Bounty Laud aetof Congress to 180
acne. South as have already drawn 40 or 80 acre* rave°.
that', can draw enough more to make a tall warrant. In
ease the atrunia dead who rensiersd the service, his widow
or lather heirs are entitled to the same meant the soldier
would have draws had he lived.
I bore been engaged for some years oxclusirely in the
Bounty Land and Pension Business, and understand it
thoroughly, and would be ',lewd to renew assistants to
any who wish au eeriness. I ask nothing in case of fail
ure; in ease awes*. a flair compensation only. I was et
Washington eity a few month. ago, especially on this kind
of businee tot acquainted at the Pension oaks, also with
the Third Auditor, who then had ebarge of the way rolls;
I hare this gentleataa's assistant:4, together with that of
a Ohio( Clerk is the Pension Oleo, a my business there.
Bushman put late my hands wit "go straight tbrough."—
Address me st West Springfield, Me eouutl. P.
April 7, 1656. 47tf GILBERT HURD.
Dinslntim Partaseship
NOllOOllOl of
is hereby given tbe4,tbe ea-partnership hem
1!
Wore existing lounges Isaac Nosensweig and J. W.
Neubeepr, under the Ann - of L Rosensweif Co.. was this
day dismayed by mutual ooaseat. Lll penrons isdebted by
book amount ars requested to eall on Mr. Neuberger, at
No. 2. Weight's hook, and set& the souse. An early 11.
quidation of all sealants 4.. Own is earaeetly dasked.
ISAAC ROdeNZWIIIG.
April 4, 11141-1.47. J. W . NROBIRGER.
lb
Me Pieria a/ Ssie,Jiiruselem
im asertnei mei Ohs nronarp rened,alletis
am il
1.
WRITE Nieto you at this Woo fir the pe lo
urposs of tans
you of my wheesabouts. aid Minot you to come unto me
that yea may Mt with all wisdom, sad year innfltlisl
aid tempMtl waste be supplied Whereby yoor bumble mesa ,t
may sot MN wall of hi•earl and be satisded.
I my use you, if any lack kaowliedr or
Ilionnor how. or NIL et Mask Wort, or au, of Ma esOcies
is which I abound, call at New Cum, spacer Pluck, and
let them freely ask aid I will freely glee, Ms u semivaleat„)
seen fano the half am, posseeniciaa.
Haw* tarried near the market place kw aloes time. olivine
sad renelving. sad delft food to as I bad opportunity, the
nowt of me Musa) mid ems art„.ainse sad p bootl
irp•
nbreeupos, ollieyiag the impulse of tke day dream, I left
Mt.
t.ranal sod P.tped is Now Epp- aim* 111 *lmp sn to
ready W recites us) old patrons, wises* klad ustentica. and
Merit Nippon t a twee pin f am mob Isikard. Illeobly ask •
ind a eontlemace of their patronage, say has wpmt awl be
tad abide with Mem for evermore.
New brethren I welted am hove yea ipothes the author,
that my ovelent Math beam a elsolthrely to weeleist Egypt. We
have bewelimose here who, whets therm, pasnyle trout Jane°
lad the eouatry rowed tal.ollll. easels thl their meta with Mid
1111 d rawest, and helpsently tout Wawa a seat is Mimes Ow*
resf—elyelitithe charm lint little*, seglieine. mad give Myles
"Ws. and we have mod thisamitaae who e,* after sag ad
=lawns tbss waste efthe poor.tba widow and the Orphan
Beim folly mammy that the mirth a the Lomeli anti the Nu
rum thereof. that we are all bus ethwareg open hie homily. I
wow* my_solo Ilw widoimand witewunrs if thaw lfe asiy. who
age net We 0 pay doll dam to me. is tall owl I will ahem
Mail Mimi mad anseho *oh WIN to the se mat"., (naa tley. ii
may he all will we have thidi Is dime prosige. leash mid Kw.)
neither altd Mthyleebeedimie Mills that they sad their lath
0114111141111 art to beAw bon the bounty "this whoa they
Intl Iftypt, Set whet power bed theirAniagahao sad otholiel
to frownite the yea by which their wspfirs wee WM& It ill
VW thief moth thottininy • goolideasoi to their ligaillor swathe,
Mew m but be wag as mash their pagmbor I their ealsoltef
m ethos they berigreed.
I ok groveling MN I km rogrirly of1001(11. IT ATION giT,
Ave.. kola kr ero.holi i willo vin aoovoo souk iloselivapor Aso
my orauld lay. rovai kg preo wives ku win
poli =Ville hare Mks adlois AL siiiii thor bob *gm
is hear kr hko boor "
To my link friss& 1 umold so 7 that I Irmo kill a lbw evokes
glow kiiie kr kr likr=ro oni Wok parehoiewstio
Vilma siikiesiove asimied.
lif bilibiamh arm bo woo la wok agog. irk
kod ni =lkia lIINIFIFORD.
4 2 1 Mili: ll,giller 1111•111 Wks. Boilopi .ss.
MIND EXPIIMAIII
diss dio hies of
"f it b i misled
vs in lid
sisal Advanno
ildwated sit ems.
bison a day at On
,aad a gagman is
I
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,*l. ptedMunt;i
A OARD
- -- Y()T1 -- t ---- - -
NEMMAL.
Vito Stow Plusia Otero Bs erred.
ozoiritzsie.
311111 W 11111TIV.
A Pol l APv IN Poor% 1 .1117 lo .I,
. VOL Naas Oast . 64, .
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• 11410111. 02/4/011_1 1111 -
W*Wain hip LAMP AAA 1121111111rosa a ratable
astatima dad *alert ill astonamildlna • sow. sal
fora to grow, It Bea min la ttaardald •
ma mum ppiy
=Tnot satbnaoralals. W.
ana', vela thaw eallEreasWhy Teo
Ofialp Otamea Ihollstibsma
wad las &sad sew han onalla adllaor
abot4a, puma y a ntl it o s *
11a sok to Oar lama Jae hyreey
BUM of slldoterllttlos; mot aho PALM sad O • IBN
PLII3ILBITS, consisting In part. ot If n. Poway Mt • lag lir
064alia, Cora••• 4111. Harrows, •04146 •••
lain a Chmem NotOstugs, seams. Steime,oB • isvo.
/cat Anton. Mks. Mattocks, M•toorn atat Perch/ Book
Sbovais, np•drt, Snytbaa, am H i m p m*
Ise Saws, Brun Hooka. Appl. 8• - it6•• Sto. Gattles
Thaw.* Wrooolasa, Bull Milan. 11.4 d.nrtse.Cosia • 4:4664a55 a
M-, he, V. Gan Avant' Pir Ratchatn's lnpn -• I Ina Ma
thias, the only hantooltul Nowir now anon a ‘A hand
a tall sappy of Bustin., and alt. Pirrsphori,
Brio. April L. 1666. cLABIL a MN /JR
- • .• nf Aor /
•
El
CarrOK A RZILItoN
so,X.
0. M RSED
tM,
CAUSFA for TRIAL Fifth Monday of Apr/ 18,:i.5.
Trstmas Manor" ws Saha Nowlisc, 12h, 1111 M. MOO.
M. M. Liman TO Ad's. of ltliarnos,4-112, Not.
Talvortoa A haw". To P E. leartole. 112, AI&
/Lamm Ts b. Doirrost, ILL Aut
& .1. Dorval vs &Clung, la, " r
Mar 7 Drury es William Drury, SS. Pub I.' 1.4..
W. Travers ye M B Lowry,
William Tweet vs A. Elliott, ot al 111. " 11. "
O. W Col* is Danis, Knobloch. hi, May '
U. U. Powell vs Conrad Dry... .0 6.1 4111. Aug
A/bort Bliss vs °soar Sears 01 Si :4, • • "
L A .11 al:Lathy •s V., Ramrod a t. 0., ,21., " 1-
h. vendee Ti Zig. et ,-; . W Mad, 127, - i• •
Jobs 81.11 ve A B rullrr of el 117, -
W. B. Williams mi Wm. Dewily ors.l 27 hos -
A Slone sink wilt v. Ron qf LOLA with, M. - - -
C N Agar, es W B 101.1ilaxu,. In, • -
M J Monsuly vs &AI W'sr. P.Il On- 107, " ••
Williams A Wrinht is Wilson Lard, I:Y7, " r• -
Jki Woulmor mo Mayon Aln.ll, in. Feb r 1861
.1 B Cochran vs .1 Mourn ACo c 6, " 1•• "
Joh* Murphy yil J 11. r.nrk,
X. Maier •s V Whtlion. 111 " - '
111 : Jebneoo ill cievetre iluGa., Ipi, Feb. t - •
II liknowood vs .1 Itervie et e• IA '' " -
Z L. Hough vs N F. Om fusee. 17A "•• •
..... _. • -
La W 1' it Co vs UlleaSsrf - b.. , 77. "
David. Kennedy •• John P. lied, : , 57 , "
David Stalwart vs .1 W(" . ...1 - 4. ~ et ann. "
Xlisa MN_ nary via B. lal Cleary et al 20S, "
Booby * Strong •I sl.stearrv".l., 3h7,
E Taylor •. C F v;,ritn. lt( . "
P H 011 var vt P E. Burins. 21 "
Dstrlin A nioan •. John )I'a ono, 22.1., " I
Ewe( W King vi. David Ittp'ey 41, May
C. Mlranvllle vs J. H. *lava:thorn, 44, '
Porter kelary vs Laarat A lta.t 74 '-
J A Whitney vsk*NEHItCo s 4. '
E.l P; kllit Co v. H U .ferefoissee • ioi,
?ianey A Hantlltou v. T. 41\ 1. i: HC. , 7.
Hobart Cascaras" vi am. 111,
h. Merrill vs o R Co , e-avvs, 120,
Thomas Bishop vs thin Loy Ism. l'..M.
L , S A Chester vs John Clark, ` '4,
14 Mayor vs John M Ciao. 153.
P.E. a..4fJ Bailey vs H Davenport, 4, Aug
W Tanner vs Aar° Elliott
Phlnnsy A. Co t
•ai Wiliam Lirsl st al la, " "
T Hutt vs John 11.-I, 2d, "
W P Pew vs John Vintatat, 7, "
JL. Sanford vs H. U. Swoons. 41. " •••
Ex. of J Lauirhalr. v. Leif J oak ...r.
O M Coal vt ai bs Wm )1 Cc ..el, 92 Aug a
Partar I Hardy vs Frvoz IL a .......a: ,1 , " •
Robert 11111 v. Sam. 111. " •
Hammond Gardner v. I f , yar, ~,,i ' ea r ° 1 lc.
Smith Jackson v. Pran , fi M craaarv. 115, "
L. M Horton v. J au. klurspbry. 144, " •
It Hewett st al vs R.I. of ?Iv:. n Ads 145. v
Thomas Masters v. Wif Armen 147 " •
Wm Pa Wallace vi /ranch. M'Crvary, 1..., - •
Same v. P A S M'a r. rr, 131 " •
4.. Salsbury •[. David Bawdy, 194, ' '
Hance Plivarup,o vs beorve If Tarns, e, >ov •
Laura Coin.avack •. \ E Hob, ...a: 19, " '
A Kirkpatrick vs EA\ Elt ft Co. fa " '
Cie of John Evans vs J 34 It. vi, 57,
/ 100 . AffPh.d AC. v. W "7,, resat P 3, '
It D Smith •s T p. clap.nt 110,
Us. of C Safe* •. :..11.s Resale ACo . 190,
If (Hotta vs Eli Marna. :2C,
a Hates ACe vs James C Marahca, 1 - 4, " •
B Balllstt vat, Alvah Hensunku, 1;, 1 1. "
&mega Hunt vs F P. Neart;si. ~.,
W Hayti.. vs Jatuve B Dunn. ? , 4 '
David Sterrett v. Peter WrArna., .2. Pvt. :514
Stockton& Puller vs Erast..s Ke 14s. .2 '
Red', Shank vi. Pour PeOier. 19.. Ihy
NI If Bonumock , vs ~/,,, , n TL rata& et b:l.t.S,
„E Martin ' vs .J M li.vei
Wm Canipbe: aatal vs (.1 rana..uals, 1.3. "
Cook A KC., v. Jackson A Harris 197
James D Parry 0..1 :Iberia's.. et a: 157, Aug
P 4, 1e1'.,n, Win vs 0 a, irmve eta. AY..
P A 1 P lilts vs E II Norris. ::4.5,
W a J T Munro vs
Er.* ifu,ah Irt pg.!,
RAIL ROAD PROPO3ITION
JIE Cr n 3 MA•1111PII gr. 'I • en,
a ear) tueloint the Arvok. and nth I fl 1. •r• Cq II
lnei r ...se Al'. pereutto n.. 11.• .ho-tued tetoau r~ ter
who •re indebted to then. ub .1,, NI% 11, e •Iled tr, N tu
settle the haute vett11...4.t: de'r, 1 . 41111(a w.. he Inhge on 4 lie
u.q.-•t.wnlwrutre.peetui ler.eln rr,n twee .9 , , I love
their+rtn(w•rilt!we -h;rNLhf K It
144reh 3 1 . I'l4 41
New Arrangement
WE ha.e awror F met 4nt,le
and Foundry 1.1..1 n, c!. w ,Pree,'llvf .• , apoi•
llliued tier to t of ziont.elL. ual Co&I'lla•tk al 1,4
OW In belA palroolfe he Nbt rills - 11, •
COIIIieIISOCC 01 those favorcl.e •
2, • 417. , um,
Lb. bra' enderArnor• o.tot.
partaWril• of 1,J•113........i• :tr.,' rJ
1 &
WO ttO•O O3W on Plninl a, ~(
000 W Ch lITOV'ESI
embrae.ng all the lat.' it,•yro,e.i u .1 • mit end
Elev at ed %Ve stilt tuu :WO to !IWO 1 . 4 ,
bralod •
Say 'lower Oookiel ItoV4.
which is the !.I,,VP P., a:I
Pip Stoves. Poia.h •••ft, • K..., and
Copper Ware, Wt it Buses, %V3llllt I 1/1),
Nazis, /lc We ha also on hands !arse ass..etistem of
P 1 mad Plow Casttugs.
&mow which w name cele.irate..l ,trel Poi fled
*elf dharpeuer, Voiseritre. I Long, N yard. eavuga.
won. Dutcher, Pittsburgh. cieloei Ind tt al, or
which are finished in super,,,s .tre. nod wooded ash
great care We snail I ,4 Inc m'.l rea...on le
and advantageous term., hoc u- I and sou Pisani mite
PT I. 1;&OR
Eria.Maith 31.1853 -
LAUD WARRANT'S
rur. rubsenhers pureha.e. and LauJ Warrants—Nie
-1 rant. to be leutird tin 4e, lh. ~ r ougres... , rur,,ve
for those entitled to them a:1 , % 1 ,, 14 , NSF , -14 1 D Ag.
RS , Re. IfJo.r. , a.
Erie. Starch 94. 1-33 434 ,
R rent vl , ...tna..t* p P
March rt. 1553 43 I'l
Now Goode at the ranpireat
\VV. hivr opvr.t , ho. .J 4 ), x e. 1.11 I of f,
IrR S
I:S Glx.lllS, wulr sr, , ir,
very 1411 e s.o , PI of Pf..nri• r• o.,•• ~r ?, •,! flee
i Ott ilor•qthro New at)l,-> t , its BrIcl„ (.‘, are
and Or1411.C:0 (Are 1 I
tiouwe Krp.i.g Goat. i \
Fare, )iarth. *-4. 143,5
Now Spring Goods for 1535
WE ,re lu re , eipt lut new sot . . ti ty.r. ut Mous., nDe
Ln kn.. Gmehains. Prtoi.. c. - ,s. at
pc ice.
Erie. Mamti. 21. MA
DLKAriir:l , and nR(i \ nn 1 441 , 4111'n. 44
and fine Ir.4h Linen. a ••
March 24, 1.65 —4S
eAtiEl.( ou lard,4vna lnnta.ni3ie..l• per y 0 •r 1 Ist
opened. M Are •_1 5 , 43 1 I kr Es. k.
1 C ASE. 2.111 c Yirds 11.44”: n nt . 111
t•nto per :11" , f y,,-.
1 I - ker 2300 Yard. I hp, , tel • It( NO , .r. a n
I Olt 14111.1ia figure. and t t,. In err('
EK.HSD NEWS!! MORE BOUNTY LANDS FOR
1:11:119
-N‘iit,.''`•-
Services in the Revolutionary War.
WAYNE'S WAR • r WAR
WAR OF 1 81 1' • PI OT W R
MEXICAN \\ LoRIDA 1 ' AR,
BLACK IR" I: WA . : ie
BY kl - T ue 1.•;
el 115 • in
itib eerian d .11,1 r • 1 • • I no,
vvar of the United • 1773 iiv iu 144
Lvticl. If tf%e> have not r.v-v,tv fr, .
or €ll.l Items, are now ent rtr I t. .onkr 1.4•• th• 1114
Thor* who haven...lP., 1140 •• • •• • ••• ••I ur,v .re
The 'Nemeth oral?* net et , • A . 1 A tn,ttt,r
of thr Hoi.tier. but to uu u
gaged in RA rTLK nn
the per,od of their fie,.
CI Those evildwry of The 111.ACK H It K. I i I'R I'
other Ware, who selVe.l Ives than Onew. 'it, ire v L. 4
to land
rr Persons havtni 14,1 tht., onet .lel
More thew prnrapily illett•le,l to. !,s r r , • 1,, a
DdsVlit !r ,)
130 Jeff.- •
P.P.—We bare faithrnilnd e/Peflerl , !Ctl •4r 14'.1s
ion, and we mat•' no chary.. In an ~e rLlar the
land.
cr Tee vetoed, third. or fourth ma rrui ,A ,
sot Impair bet ciatm under thiotact, ti she te a er,,tow at Lt m • ,“ a m.
other •p,itieation.
ZT Pereetba wider the axed' )ears outer .11 al Minh 111 10,
are regarded totem . ' h% tit,. act
Mare h. IC 1 1 45-4m46 Li PRE-
Bounty Land Blanks.
ALL the Blanks necessary f r ILK: . -um Cur Flogirty
Laud, tinder the late aet, ran be 1 14:1 at tnis Ifwe.
Krie, 11farob 17, 1855
Mottos to Soldiers , Bailors, Marines & Others.
TEE andaraistie..t. haring jart re , eirthi trout the City of
Waehin g toa a e"py of the late wet ‘.l Coocress, ex
tending the )2101/111y L4 ,, r1 L tWe h gtAll , P 4 /11. M a .
tines, Townson ard others, I...gettior wlth toe ueeoMary
Forms io tacking app.wath.o t.,r tt• ••••itti, in l ' :urine
Made arrangements with a eompetet,t pr .nt,t •-orreo
pondoot at Washtagtou, haviez, ate to the
proper Department. to nuw '
n:ter , l t n.l apph
cations that may he entrusted with :be es.
sumacs that the.r uniy re , eire prompt
atteratints here, but alto tit the Department at , Va.linct,. ti .
Erie, Matc h LS, 1855.-4 i C itt•ON
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Extra Pay.
160 ACRES a Land hare granted 1,, all •oldiert,
sailors and others who hare torr , Nl In any war of
the United State, since 1790 fur 14 days, said to an so
usally ia battle. Thus* who here already re , ., it , d a les
s/avant of bounty land are entitled to •n, ugh r aw ,• t o
snake op 160 atom. The act extends to militia woo hate
het* mustered or paid by the C. S. A aurnrio.c with,*
or minor children of snob persona are entitled to land.
It is also doe to soldiers the R , erolation, their widows
or *tiler children, so addition to previons bounty pensions.
TIN) all ortooda eo eamasios, wagon lowers. toatartore,
all employed is trlinstroortation and voluntostrs at Law-
Woo Nod Plattsburgh, N. Y. The undersigrusil assisted
=faithful ewrospolaboat at W 8441001) will be able to
proart Want, to applications for Sti"unty Lands or
Poollione, 11114 attend by western business isounisetiesse eo
the favorable libation of warrants In the welt.
JA 309 SILL, Attorney a t Law
me., Park Haw, adjoining Brown's Hotel.
Iris, Pa., Kaiak IT, 111156,44-tf.
A Clan.
I TAKE up a.ethoJ to rams aty thinks io a generone public
Ar their liberal patrosap Ax Am put, nil .ohc .1 a cumin
esete fbr ilia AAA lan neAt leAttechot the fhotate enttato,
Nitrite's Stott. fernery I shall bane on ha neat an time.. treeS
piped Motu and Meal, Tab a parterat e•con,fleoi of peril and
Awes Amin in Ail at the amain coarttet ptteee. obolrhnle 01
raplbaad neliene. M illort wales, aay valeta within the city
liansjitie_AVOnec tN, en.
bottonAteanotA boom Power. in connection with the
NI al) NW. SO *at I eau at an time* Grind. sad setae be
"MOW frlPAigtoneetrionr. heal, Pew. to . plathritt Mt"
seldriellire Oast attention A Amu waiter in tin' IRE* N doom m ina of row onuotenco B 11AV niterilak
ans. Illsosh liem• 44
---
1111 PW uflea it Mappeas, that this sills halm hem
at pitiable easdino* as sot ohs aw wig ga t Zilts
Mon and e fauns iolhavoco aseidost taaahliOw
TUE 331.04EMEING Barax
gm, a law pare aao la the Alma of bosh' sod pw
alter of 1 9/THID. rilley, Sod oppantatlr (caw,. Zg
i
a bib* sielLibool!oof. With f,oay *
etrwoo tuostrutig, spirits Ileprearod, comassaasca
1919 , 141111 Weellrlog , sad la WU phyll k •id shialk.„l6l
tam. artaleg Pis igainfasost of ibit elimpiaml ii d sialasa-.
of health as cannot tied lib the manly* MOO. the •{434,141
which entails disease, what tag aad Weary , sot ow. : 11 1
Wife, but ufieu 7 le v.,
Hereditary Complaints upon the chi ld _
''COCA. Tllll TAMA ika. 1•111117111 Nay s
rr,,Thaait.ing CONSUJIPTION, SCORPOL4, RrP
CHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT, zpir o . 1
NFIL, owl odor OM twos slossoft ,
DREADFUL IN 14 I RIT Aloct
MOM THE PAIL CPT'S
"Mod sop this tontine*, West this be' Is lam
4)1 No Mien Ile Inver wt.
Tit, sentanly to by k Downy 'Limiest ant 'sown' than k w
Shelling the temadles sad booollmai tam*
Thew are potetsd trot is
TM[ MARRIMD WOMMIllss
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIOX
sir Da A. M MAGNICEM:
rearlialKsa Cif fiCia•las Qv woe's
lltr liansakati Notion (*COOL liar. ir k Is,
10 . r‘rgia. car a. atll as.a si
Attaadard work of ...tab' idled , eputatia a , 16"4
Übe Calaklipelaf t ha great tales w
pain. an 4 caber e and hy yri De ipai boakZ.7.
tar Untutd Butane. It Wm" Ara toned 14 it,llmit—"ii
IVe irk*
FIVE.HUNDILID THOUSAND Copal
have Won mitt. of wittett there wets upwattle of
ONE HUNDRED THOU AS.ND SERI i
a %enroll the the bath ietiesetros ID whisk a a her ee ,77: 0 :
eie pupu'aer sadle al
zoo: rOit 2Y2&T TRIZAza
be setb..m heeled deviled b.§ eSCI uei to attrecree y 14
west of coraeriain Li peculiar to Cessals...rn ree?
me verv,
arty by ude both is pets)* q v ... 'b
here every woman c•ndisCovit, hy coolie:tit
yt w
bane with those described. the nature, charier. eessi - '":
an.: I ale proper remedies. bet complaints
MI
1 be wife about baeotolaig a mother In. often maw.,
uua abd ~debell Or IM Utmost :importance to ter
1,. ,ts-t , c I to which Der sesstitylroeso 'arta& roaeincil
tW
gentleasan, will aad such Instruction sad
—.
explina many apitiNONII Wallet ONtrWitt ar,c , 40.4
1 6
I,et) I I' alarm. a• alt the pecantrilita Irte.aen: w R aye
art deeeribecl
How :many are warertne Non otratruettuna arniti,".
per u,t•t tn the fesuale a) welt, which und e l w.e Ur Want%
effete in r t r tr. hsc 11 they are ogourant, and for er' tett tan
forbade wen log wirdteal adv tee Ma tty suffer anew
kjobt womb). or trout Awe Wear traction. it
te., Many are to eoastant agony for tout) rsonu e
rotators:mut Many hairy Calculi 11 not Irreerour
one eyuw ant uneertat U reCA•t• les door whore lift twy
zartted Qt., uNg rued time, ekcria n 4 11 iu wive um eft
of prevention, amelioration and Inman
It . of course illoprliCtiCatOt to Convey fu.ly taa rep ute
p..r. la 1...rat..41 of, as they an of a oat...re or kelt,' tallowy* w ii ,
warned or (Mee COntallipl all al Mat r lain
Reader, are you a husband cr a Lithe:7 a nit,* or t tow
Have you the sincere welfare of of those t.. A's at bar.• p %
your atneerity, and loose no twos in ,ears,,,, apt „. s
terfere with their Omit and happiness ohl Asa Ina 0%
It +lll avnid to yrou and yours, as it Flu to :nosy§ dt,
day of palm and anxiety. followed hi siteyillin , bet
lune the minds Ith its Ordinary avocet Oa, ariesi tia , mm
means for ineo,cal attendance, medicines an.: adamant
roma which otherwise would provide ft.r dee liaise ru m* .
Arms es Li( axe and the proper eductuon of voe•ctilas
In ronAvviuenev diens universal poputor,,,, GI the sort n , nn
ieneed t.y .t sriaordinary sate. aarici,i• artoatesn
n tempo,: nn I ot t tooOktletttflt a•Ou me n , tiC,D
, t t . tie per...pu•io.n editions and too:1.11.w,, m f r ,,,, n4
r,t coev•rebt. end oilier devICIPS and der eui has Kit hr
necessary 1111-I,:fute. tt.t
SEM
A RIND. 70
'1 A yt. , a. f ►
I .14,4A..5. )4 %VF,
=MEMO
STARTLING, BUT TRUE;
VDT 171lior WAO,II L!
4 A uTto pit TICE PUBLIC
by.,11.,,‘,/... the wordy ••tle 1 4 11 .cttrut
1 1." 11 nI. arid c to
thr tit.e phge. and t,,, u t , ,
or "el. 41 by TIM I .4:ld 1:0PO• id! I 1
)68 merit.
tc { - .r ( reeeitit of Ine NAL. r •- t hF. MAR - CU,
IN •4 1 . 11.0. AL COMP ANInN
free) Id Cu)i part of the United =tale., Me' one Inge
l'r)r Re A I letlerl.ust be poi. ka ,•a witre.es ei
A VI t' t, box 11141 14rir
Uiko. 1%9 Lin.rtv ritreet. New-Yuri.
.4 .1l P.Ter J B
Jan 14.34
C (tTTI.F. T , e. and Halter
bY R 4 —tVe r rove re:. AI , 19 - 4 . 3 11 -
•• pith weseer
we tern,. I her Quality IA Au per 14): *al GA. 0e re ant
produc.iig the brightest liPti UMW .antikit to
Novt4. 1144-73
DA , -o't lA.-Ike —We naive in •tnre t
r tinting Inoteriski•, Including ever, itllne le d
lion utic, Carnage, elhop. •nd the •aritri Cie v Ng,
I,g %de I, 1-44-1.5 t ll.
lASks . 1 :1.1Q1 4 —Wr at.. now m . on
\-A of Window glas., wh,cn I. rr r) er.e . wisf ecie•i: idp
we f . net: 1112 , %, among which n f,, e •••• -0
•pf gle and double thickness. some very isle `of *too on
end t• .of bees emus. , ove U• A CAI ,
and sou will 1510 pewee satisfactory 1 till' L all
4. L. 54
.
PPLEA PO Bushels those. Apple* Jet, mrP , no'
ebeap at Mated S—U. !Weil
tinairo WrICLII RAT.
A .I UST received at WA Hit t '.L6I Ca .
•nd lona at tbem, Mo e Hrcvni Wee'
Fa ie. Feb 17. le,S5-10 i H Wk.
DR. A. TBAT VI PANAOZA,
R she ewe df diseases in ine n,rm wieb, o•tb..*
ma, WM:ppm% remfb. braixt,:, 11.1erb•Loi.
Throat. z‘ton,ac h. Lama. P., I in. And H
itiseuntatiam Loth a- de and rLn i.
ei' re the Piles in any fla:r
It yster les. weals ?levees, lop piss. of aprrtts,.oppress■
, te' , tatr• Female tompts— .s rei ',sad
Prepared an.: , Old only ti‘ Di A Tliater, No 4,
R , oels, etta‘e street. Era,
1 I i. 1.11.33.
THE PANIC
Now is the 'rims to secure Good Barns
f tn. Canal Bank an.i ,iy BAIA f Arm{
Cit'. Bank. or Columbus. and
he rneeived CASID . J!
iioo/ ) . ^ . A: the Stores of the virler
:••ENNITT
En*. Noe. IS. 15t54.
DCRL CLUVER :4!.6D for .ale t
/ r• Fet, ,4, PAS% Tllirod...A a H
.if A fit
.4 Per. :4
U.. 400 !eel ut ..ath ou /tau Ilr •
LANtir
Mural% Good 'rhinos have Come.
0 flit B i,
Warrautd Ft,• t , V.
41_1 1 / load, at STLRitt.T I i t AO
Frhour.r) 2•1,19:LI _
- - -
1511 lined Apples. best to • ,•
ti 4T VARF 1 i k
I %RI) rip quantity of prime I.lr , r
1.4 er#‘ t•Ttlikt.7
'L 'VCR Ao,I riVIOTHIni)f fart •
Fertr) 11.4.
1) R IVO ACIrl —lOl/41 pOllllO2 rer
,
sll. 1A1: 4 Attote lot ut tor (..1
rJr V. al ;re!, 11, •
1 \ BALD 11"i'L.Fi fur *air by
Feb 'II.
11 Cal) —Tnose in want ul nice •ndcie, •
i.,/ re+ 14. XIV
F1...4 —Erlr 'cunt) . bran l• •
fgt. , („ , • atr r R f NOi R‘t •
Heir nes Patent Fire-proof Salo.
1%111.*. St.n.criner continue. to uta. u.. .•• • -
I .10 Burglar Pro..! glop. A I
tootrott to some. to the 'nuns wt., tt t.,,
and it ,t,ce.l by use pees. tdraa,ba, l
last tren and br sine •
prut..l Locx. Nll h tinring teet.A sepnt.A. "' • '
•nd New Yoga. • •
k • o , 4 , ellait JOIMS 9 c -Worsted Poirot , '
mounter% Blllß Lock StuOU re sure N.l. 1 kc•i
It i oited at the It Ortero Fair. London, r
Jove: Lock. and otrete , lae a reword to t I ,
pick ite lock •• or °pro lee safe le tie ,a I it • r"
d oovrral rikolletl in the ar • • .` 4
I.••Ceerded in onon• nit the sole too , tun
locks or ker. ri r ,ng bleep otikrte during tr•
ry retuatited ra • a k ht depon.itor) , ,•I
one.oii away .ted for a*
ivoroi Csameah-Nooc gem u , tie exeepa '!n•e
here name on a metal plate.
Geese &me Cross/ .1 A 11.14 *ad Ms, • •r
B.—The abo‘ , .. Parra and Lucke earl e 'l3_ C. ,
•t Wanoc.‹turer's Imre*. or Ai. Bull,or4r .
octet pal Cities of the United thaws an.? anAJ3.
CASH ITISIC AND PIANO STOLE
Horaoe Waters, No. 333 Broadway Sec.
OPPOSITION TO CONllll.+ll . `
a rett; at greatly Illedueed rater.
euenbtnattoo of Mole Dettiers to kee
non-t• op) riot mime the rtii• N., a.
and taw 'Omit to mood to Mr. Yl* sr is, • ^ . .e. 10 . . 0
tra.le, no. Is ussilk tog sallistuas 14141.4-- bac 1... I
thatl hr has p.bll COLllltenlllB4 . l an.' 00,pp , ...• I • •
t the (:111.Lar Yfulinroit.nnO in his effnrl• I^ e 1 %•,"
mad 4 4 014114 e •Tioii .1 I • ORltr.,i II •.• •
European Must , I. luinenan. 1E341 ( 't
‘s one of me larize-t Ar.t
t : I4 U • Hp Woo Made a Gat •T ft •Vi ,•
n
MtLen%O.e, a n,t ‘Ii•ICaL I vi•T •r.
''‘lP 4 " . "" em.ed Ili (lets r rr.,nus lur ,17.1
•4 ,•I and in•Stu—rTil as sf,eme
w1..4114 tun ys.w Ylnnp of ever, S.•
nrte.e. up 1.. pt ‘Ko mg .AO.O I - I. • "'c"h
' lll,o nll I hex, the cel•iwaisdi
\S. ' Pt... • •n d program. A', .1...•
pia t /11, tart. rrl
Pt,oo. 41 grail Irrr, germs Pr if!. 10.111 Si •
D• 011.• dlereirtit tnalligiractorw.. 1
ADtH V4r S•irm's •'
Tit/ Hell/ %Oka In the
el " ..•e• 4 191 E, IttiS.Siti. •
*ltiode... Loaf Piave *al Vc1..4.•• (.0 4 . 0 4 . !
best terms to the t lee hoed. a‘r I 1.4 •
'erg% own and Churches. All orde rs I !e!!. , t ,
Mrs.ic -cut to Il tenni hr the , P
rates General as.) Most Catslossues aud
Mu -Ic%! I artrurnerrt• for warded to arp •0d... •
Lite, Feb Y.l, taut.
111.11P7 GOODY,
jr:ST IMported law Erie a suleu.l.d a .W.lt
storM enthral...se many new utt Ku
Trade I b ire elettaut 1:uld and :toter It ++:
Locket., amen Ear Merl au.l Runlet l',n•
mule', to abort, Gold Jewetry of all 1.1% . 0 ' 1
5 " 10 lOW. WWI hard times wlll ba•t. ke. 14""
Ileßing doe birds Gov we a call and
I. rte. Mama .11. #
.
OpOoode Brow , •
Peed Barley
40(10 BUSHELS, serbeeied Ibt It+
Jut sad lb, eneellent qu.
le now dill) takes away by the Fanner. - 4
quality •sod be. been neieenad with 'rest r.ltr
Sell basin's E
aueu ei* " L. dbuenunitei ‘,•• tor
"sq Warehou.. r
ru n
It will be aiiled dbe rumors in Quen ,,, '" ' 3 % ILO
Mares In, 11345-43
Cir Pots. Proust* sad Oil Clot',:
W are IN tedtipl of a full imuften... l ,
%0
Mfrs Ply, Lew als iduperfon... en *ote 4 e . •
wosi 111001, wed la& carports. Moo ntoefirt , (kW
641 Iloyea. at the very *week *pH og_Pnre• ,)
idelPat so. sit et TIMINAI.3. IL kV.--
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