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SATIIIDAY MORNING. MAY 5 1'455
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left with a pr.p•r officer for collection We
must coils•! eiNes
Philadelphia Election.
"Sam" app•' ant t, have been *Limos nowhere
la the ..1,..;t ou last. Tuesday in Philadelphia. The
Dnily Flays
Tte retitir of
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”r,th t3a: Nipribg. Slat h‘• 110 t”")'lCe over
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, time city ga,ve Cron' s , to 1 - 2.,1)1.)0 majority for the
Kn)w No.hitrzA, w. , think o.lr r.ader- will agree
wtrit uQ th.rt ir, a. r n haz., , rnm ‘4,•1 , 1 iu earn,,,t
Presidential Aspirants
A 4 +►f:ut ~ ful .f vvent.
~f th, day we aro h ~in I t •-p ,••' , ir r. 1,1.. r
r , lativo to all l're , ;(l,. utial to upon
I u , ,n "I.tuall
tuntg ou: luty, iu re-p:et, we apprehend,
wtll bta no .in. , ,niro With Ow I2,'W I.lllollt In
I.s, wittch w. .ir.• pr t h.. t .t,il
an
nihilat: a!! •• i n. w
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.)hold t hal not , .ri‘tv, 1., a dozon
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wouid d tli. cn but •Ind
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WI i (Latide.: .D tL , ,I••rulrit h clut: bound
t,. hi , Inal I , )r tLe abuve char , rtss at
the n of .urt roan:non Pleas
c .unty f tht_ s•nn f t".")00
MA\ I \M 1 , .1 < —NVio T. Dore has just
-Tab.. il $111.1)911 a4ainet 11 .Mc-
Blair. in Wikih'lliztun ill:, tor libel The libel
consisted in the eirT:olatiiin of th , report that the
plaintiff wet , tainte.l with n.'grbl 1. I.l , youti
paying the exptti-, - the -ult. the I and
Protestant orphan a-ylums of Washington were
'I , • tb beinefielarie- of the judgm.•nt
gar- During the year IS: 4, 44 p , :rsonh were
kill e d, an d 23 injured, on the New York l',entral
liailmad; and 40 killed, and 34 injured, nu the
New l ork and Erie Railroad
sm. The F.xeentive Committee of the State
Agricultural Smiety have resolved to hold the
next annual - Exhibition at Harrisburg, provided
the citizens of that borough furnish timrgrrsunds,
and contribute towards the expenses ti the So
ciety, 81,500.
CoNNErTICrT. — The Legislature of Connec
ticut, which meets on the 7th inst., is to palls
upon two important amendments to the consti
tution. They are, the striking the word "white"
out of the qtialifications for suffrage, and the
confinement of the privilege of voting to those
who can read.
me_ Mayor Hayden of Rochester, has issued a
proalazihtion in whicißie aanounoes his invention
to adores the Prohibitory law.
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The Reaction Commenced.
1
One of the -pecolierities of thot Tarim* ep _
!aerial political parties which Wipe fro me
time "rung up, miiehroom liku, - in th4stb et
the Democracy, is th e fact thatSihe "indefefileit
press" of the sounta7, so ca d , haveltseu et.
most invariably fonia contributing to malt the*
into importance Why this is so, every politi
cal Editor well knows For this reasosk, the "ill- 1
dependent press" can, with a good deal of pro- ,
priety, be denominated the "Swiss Guard" of the
political field They are always about when plun
der is to be distributed; hut ready to take to their
heels—show the white feather—at the first lila' -
eatiou of a reaction This has been 'peculiarly
the ease with the new enemy of the Democratic
party, eloakd under the secret folds of Know
Nothiugism Look at the New York ffertild fur
example No paper in the l'nion was more de
cided in denouncing Know Nuthingism, and its
prt•tention , ... than the Hrrold when that ism first
rained as head: but it waxed itrring, and as it
wax. d stnaig the Herald saw new beauties re
vealed, an , 1 n , .w uttr.le:lous wl'hin its folds
Perhap , the II ruffs per,.eptive faculties were
o , arp , nil in th:s due, ti..n by its hatred .1
the N.itt ,, nal Administration, and that. evert
ncwspaper .barponed in tt. turn
thc di-ippon:went fir Lad asked
th.. t.. him Minister t FrAnc..,
and thi• Presidcrit
t Li.. lb rqbt s limn , ' of th.•
li:t •ifinulating that inducicii it.
aftcr .1. 11 tlic Know Nothing., to
int., iic•ir f•
I. , ,wertn) hut the iiiirne venal itiottict
thc 1* now leatlini. , it t,t turn its back
up.iu it. Ilf`W fricnd. I' -if the //•1/I . =
tamp political misfirtunc as readily as a
trained hound its The lb raid
scents a re-dotion in be puliiic mind, and hence
th.• be. k trick llcAr it. One
in uth au,l k ould uk.t have squoez-
1.1 e-tif, Ilk , tiii+ ellumus,,f that
pre- , with any think less p-wt , rful than self in
•.r; and that. Ow go , ..judypi.nicut
prt S-, " Ps Clic 10 nuuw❑
- There a.a4 n. • :11,1 ,1.7,, • r ”etwe n al*
..a. .n ,da I.- co , I • . .o • ,L. -I .1
. 4 1.tto+ • , n a • ! S , .rwr" . 4 hi.
duty. The mon •a , , vie• 11.1. , I wiz • Lwinz I.eortta.e hr
t.re:t•rre.i keel uz :.t . • • •Ltla Kit, tree! the
II) t ,, takt . 41,1‘10.1.:t. I 61 . 'went.
t • • , , i r .I.` •Iz • 1:1 • end
a p , . r Ziri ' h r I
chr- • mL..;
tv I- t- .i•ILLI:
tul rtei r.t
tnyst•tons tit itrivate n urtre.wnw,to •tt he h titian emtitttlte re
hewn. are not Inc. t . t•r t ,e ..t•I It «t m the nitieteentti
y w nit • l• t • w. 11 • .up.o
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rtwoort• G, thr r2 . 1"11 . .! 11 liL. t. IM . ilfll , l
•ory Sr. L . ... J. wralek wtll serN e C.r
TLu
Nev' 1,r..: fun, Irr .All )Cher U 'table tu-
Al though
.traUCe 'Jur n •,
cultninallv arm tr. the orginizattion,
rollly t rt +.11.n , •,•11++ of journal+ a, the
// e r,ild 1!, wt. u ot ,n love with Know
N.ll:inglaue when ede its apiniAraziec up
on the poletn-al itaeze under tip- au.piees of Ned
Runthu The ev. at-, of I,i,r F i ll, however, open
el it , the •ri. t,ui•ney of the,
La 11 ,•ici r , a, ue•ll as. '•baneful influ-
uc ,xerte4 . up)n our t• .untry by foreign eau
gration Awl with', p• ro-ption tfity.i.harrn
, ‘I the 7. ,r brTan, ..u.liti-iv•tie iu it.
i i..., , Jr "S on
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prlncipic , art! I IICC• ia' Teat ri..141er%
Ii t/Vi tho rua, I qu e
from Ulu - Ttnu•s of L. n•r-nt d.ct
Tbt. rr.trttto tt,n+ n tho twry ..f the
N. .v. , 111..11. IP •i,re • •• • r ten eilh t•••••let
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•.I t t n v.v.- , t prt,
:And witt I..llZer 3 , t II Itt.••1.1Ii t., %lea .11t,
num'.•r Lip
Au.] now, with tile v. 1-ne.• frk action before
a w. .r,l to our brother D.m.,..rats may not be
inapproprrito. ( - yen thou:h el , ction calls np-
'WI ..ik In thetr al):/alinc,.. of joy, th,
~ pp unit. of uur princ:p'e - Imre declAred uur
party annihilated; but lac: a tell a dlffereut tale
”ur own State f r exarunie )ne hundred
and •-oventy thousand trh'd an 3 True men respon,led
,_t new
I,tu wa. ,,
at of frequent occurrence. As the train was pass
ing the station at the Saw Mills, about tic.4ht. TII.At the f illy and perfidy of the or
tive miles this side of Buffalo, the switch tend er
twenty
der in the Senat-imal contest itie.t winter alone has
bun bt th usatets our stray sheep bark ran on to the track immediately in front of the
o
locomotive, and endeavored to keep ahead oft he
t,. the f)hi, tle anon to believe; and
're is every re
that ti, ar: many honest wings who will never train the length of some five or six freight el.rs
which stood on the side track. He was not f ast
more foilow tie. lead ef those who deceived them
enough, however, and the advancing locomotive
jut , the support of the men and measures of the
pre-ent State Administratem is, also, very evi-
struck him, throwing him down across the ra
Int I. aN lugour own State. I.ok at New
when the entire train passed ever him. The ter
e • o
Halupslisre and Connecticut lu both States, rule affair took place in the sight of a number
of gentlemen who were waiting at the stati.m for
the Democratic vote is but a few hundreds less
a down train The poor fellow was ofeourse in
than The highest v• t.• err east b, the party at
This sieniticant It show • stow ly killed, his I) , .ty being dreadfully m: ingled.
Ile leaves a wife and family to lament the rash
withszaieliug a c )a.ition succeedediu
life
h•featiug the Demoeratic candidates in both States, act which cost him his .
The Democratic strength has not been materially I fi' lire is a crumb for the Know Nothing
iinistieed, not the detnoeratio oretinizatien weak- c.hicheus 'We should like to see them pick it
cued It -bows, ton, that at the very first mn- up- In 17'0) Gen. Washington was compelled
went tile tecongrums elements of the upp3itit,u t.i app. al to individuals to raise ..C300,000 to Aid
begin to sever—as sever they will when the new tile ,government;—of this sum over .£lOO,OOO
organization diereses the responsibility of gev• i was subscribed by the members of the Soc iety of
ernment—andthen KnnwNothingism willbepow- I Sr. Patrick, and what is more, not one dollar
crisis.. The order sectu destin ..1t00(1 , ,wu.3..- rapid- of this -um has ever been refunded. Th is isnot
ly as it sprang up ev.:ryw here Toe recent disgrace- all; hesides contributing their wealth, tiny s hed
ful exhibitions in Massachusetts are legitimate • their bio,kPfor American freedom.
fruits of bringing to the surfac- of polities uutri- 41.
of tor The Buffalo Comnufc poti'„ishes the
tried, inexperienced, uukn men—men
smait
calibre—m u who are ready at all time. statements of the Cincinnati Times slt owing that
..
opponents.
it was not the Know Nothings that destroyed
to ride the whirlwind, bet knew not, how t.O di
the- ballot boxesin that. city, but thei r
reet the 4torin. The people will be glad, whet.
A , the editor of the navies was the E now Noll
ever such men are trusted with power, to restore
ine candidate for Napo, and is therefore sup
danger
old order of thingq Having experienced the
danger of running after strange gods, they willl p...4ed to be interested in the verdict of publie
be willing to return to their first faith anti to opinion, we submit whether, a statement from such I
I ,puree is worth much. Besides, as the mitre.
abide by it. The signs of the times then are
auspicious. There never was a time when there g's ware perpetrated in wards giving large ma.-
was more encouragement for aotuocrats to stand pride, against the Know Nothings, is' it very
by their flag than now. More know Nothing , refte u ea bke t° suppose the bates were d estroyed
victories there will very likely be. It i s i.. by the opponents of Know Nothingisni? The
ble that even Virginia may be carried by the or-
organ
ganized opposition to the Democratic party of °Pun' of Ilindooisin in Buffalo will hay to try
.
- - -
which Know Nothingi-in is an element. We '
I t
sla t C t .a: z - ui .tt n e
sa Scu. s up tht , t — a T vii iie laia T b re l Trenton ( 4 V. J.)
have observed that the Know Nothings have geti
entlly succeeded in exercising the balance of pow- log to a gentleman y in that aeighbor e b e bt a i t
er at the first elections in which they have per- i pup, which it was found necessary en :11 ,
ticipated, in towns, cities and States. And it t The el" showed signs of violent =seed end
has been equally as observable that where there ; t i :g the h
creekt °f iaid bm.' °Liming, Ski ot it of
have been succeeding elections the motion has e l oo ki ng re lt rost a=dl Ge the
Pnes t t het beeL l ' int i fa a
bets complete sad overwhelming. We repeat, then mat to th e meek, is sad dela or
the signs of the times are attapietosa. Tito Des. I ototy,drootood lama
r•• • be A Laert,•an par
l'r • r taitt.
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ocnit)e party is stable u a rock. The political
e scSictsalts„whiok boo tu lovle lave
not aft:Wefts foinda • Tre likm
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the everlasting bilk :1: •
JudgeThospallo-the ir ffistlikkisAq
We brielly noticed last week ttr remarks of
lion JA StEs inuMPSON, in the House, upon the
freesoil resolutions before that body. No nian
in the state, we suppose, is better able to discuss
the abstract question of State Rights, and the
relations existing between the members of the
oonfederacy, than he Added to a clear and /o 3
gical mind, he has had the advantage of a long
and useful econeetion with the affairs of the state
and nation, and hence brings to the consideration
of the subject a fund of information and expe
rienee rarely to be met with In view of this it
is unfortunate that we are not furnished with a
full report of his remarks upon the occasion refer
red to. for, from the abstract given below, which
we find iu the Harrisburg correspondence of the
Philadelphia Argus, we cannot but doubt it would
prose bighly acceptable to the Democracy of the
nation, as well as gratifying to his personal and
political friends at home. It will be seen the Judge
fully endorses that much abused principle of his
party Popular Sovereignty, and tuat, in doing so,
he pays a well ,leserved tribute to the National Ad
!n!u!-trati,ni Het we will let the extract from
the :Irons' letter speak for itself.
-It is to be regretted that this admirable
,pee, u was nit reported, and must of us who had
to pleasure of hearing it earnestly hope that
the learned gentleman will write it out. I was
much struck with his remarks on the question
p,,pulnr ••,%ereignty, which some of the speak
ers ou the other side had violently assailed, mak
ing frequent use of the phrase "squatter sover
eignty,- derisively, and attacking the National
almi , iistration as the friend of that measure. In
his r, ph to these assaults, Judge Thompson was
calm and collected, answering his opponents with
iouvoiciug arguments in support of the right of
self goverutueut. l cannot hope to give a antis
fictury sketch of his remark., but he said in
sobstance that—
-This squatter, or popular sovereignty, had
beenthe t thane of abuse by the party and preas op
posed to the Democratic administration at Wash-
Ingt•m, and with what propriety might be deter
non,•,l when we consider that it is the foundation
s•roie of every Shte, composing this Union, for
every Stutc tnight justly be said to be the prac
tical result of the theory so successfully tried in
th row World What would the principle be
tt appli-d to the Old World"! What would Ire-
Lind be under its practice' The -gem of the
~ ..e to' . would he radiant with glory and uty
under the process. What would the do od
l'oti States of I;..rmany aud Italy be u er it 4
W.,ui , l any wan presume to say that
would exit under it? What are its
Monarchy aud despotiom, is the
SEt . 3. That it shall be the duty of such person
or persons so to be appointed oy the Governor to
take possession of and keep in ne pair and good
running order the said railroad for the accionuno
dation of the public travel and business. at rates
not greater than heretofore charged. and to deposit
the net revenues thence to be derived in such
banks as may be designated by the Governor, at
least once in every week, not so be drawn there
:nit without checks countersigned by the I ;overnor ;
and any accumulations of such moneys shall be in
vested in the loans of the State of Petunlylvania. in
the name of the Governor. wider the trust of this
act. and such person or persons so to be appointed
shall give adequate security to cover any moneys
that shall come into his or their bands : Procuied,
That the trust upon which such revenue or culdee
tions. or the investment thereof, made as afore
said, shall be to hold and dispose of the same as
the Legislature of the Commonwealth may here
after declare and enact. subject to any rights or
obligations which may exist.
Sri. 4. 'That it shall be the duty of any sheriff
of any county of this Commonwealth. and of all
good citizens thereof. whenever warned or requir
ed by the Governor or the person or persons so by
hoe appointed as aforesaid. to aid and assist in the
:C-, ',large of the aforesaid service ; and they shall
be and are hereby indemnified by , the Common
wesl,ll in all they shall lawfully do under and in
obedience to such requisition and command.
St-t. 5. That as soon after the Governor shall
have caused possession to be taken of said road
under this act as practicable he shall manse notice
of the same to be served on the President of said
Company. personally or by copy. to be left at the
(lice of the same, and it shall be lawful for him
and be is hereby authorized to restore the posses
sion of the said road to said Company on the fol
lowing conditions, which said conditions the said
Company on accepting the same shall by a vote
thereof enter on their books as conditions of theie
newel of their charter and in consideration of the
privileges hereby granted to them :
1. The said Company shall by a proper di% er
gence of ant less than one mile east of the limits of
the city of Erie. construct and extend their road
to the harbor of Erie. on such level and in such
manner as to permit sidelings or tracks to the
1 wharfs or docks convenient for the transportation
of tricrchandize and freight to and from lona Is and
steamboats.
2. That said road so extendedshall be construct
i ed and finished by the time fixed by law wherein
the Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad
Company are bound by law to extend the track or
tracks of their road to the harbor aforesaid, and to
be commenced within three months from the date
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT —When will people of this act.
3. That the said Company shall on the comple
learn to "keep off the track.'-; Never, we fear, tion of the road to the harbor as aforesaid change
th , ugh accidents like the following, which oc- the gauge thereof from thence to the New York
eurred on th Buffalo and Erie road last week, is State line to a uniform gauge of four feet eight and
e
a half inches or six feet. at their option. and main
tain the same thereat.
4. That the said Company may maintain the
said road as it is now located at and in the city of
Erie until the time fixed as aforesaid for the com
pletion of their road to the harbor aforesaid
•rhea they shall remove the same, together with
:tldbridges. embankments and superstructures from
the said point of divergence to the present termi
nus of the said road.leavingthe ground, streets and
alleys free and clear from the same.
Syi . ti. That on the acceptance - of the term.: of
this act as hereinkiefore provided, and in a manner
satifactory to the tiovernor, then and in that case
all the rights and privileges and franchises granted
and conferred on said company by the act of in
. sirporation passed the 12th day of April, 1842, are
hereby re-enacted and conferred ou the same as
fi,lly as by said act they were originally granted
*nil conferred, and the said Company may at any
to or after commencing work to extend their rued
as aforesaid to the harbor of Erie. increase their
capital stock to the extent of four thousand shares;
h o t before doing so the said Company, by its
President, shall cause to be cvrtitied under the :real
of said Company and filed in the Auditor General's
office the acceptance of this act by the Company.
and its resolution agreeing to be bound by the
same.
antagonists?
t'' ' hat as in its own results? Govern
ment estahli-led by the will of the governed.
Will Americans cumpl.en of thus? But the re
,u't 1 4 feared: that is that it will introduce
si.ivery in one or other of the new States
It) .cok for a admission into the Union. He
did not fear it The slave owners did not amount
, o e r 2. - ) 0,000 persons in the Union. On the
o il /es side, there was 19,000,060 of inhabitants
who did not own slaves. Competition between
the-e numbers, on soul that would advantageous
Iv invite cultivation, could not be doubtful
:S . :nett-en millions on the one hand against two
liuudred and fifty thousand owners of slaves on
the oilier: Is this nut security enough that
"squatter sovereignty" may be trust on this point?
It had been tired inUalifortna, and the result shows,
what might al -ways be relied ou, that I.reedom
w lid prep..ielcroe
The sauetvuling of this principle hurl litteD the
•.e.:, loft fir much and severe censure oil the ad
ministration by a certain class of politicians and
one u had be. ti Uttered 3.2 . :11114t that :.(Imin istra
tmu by a new order of things, as well as by its
011 ell not., on this as well ass (ohm- accounts.
The principles of that administration, he said,
were sound American principles He would
like to see any enemy of it point to a single er
ror in this respe,:t. It had maintained our na
tiomil policy with dignity and success. Had
prop.o iy promptly resisted wrong when
wr were any where attempted, and it had
maili•ained, in his opinion, the integrity of the
country and the honor of its flag, up to the full
I..tter of Its duty. He would admit that there
had been mistakes in appointments as there al
wdi,s would be in a country so ostensive as this,
and where partisan efforts as often concealed as
brought to light defects in the character of ap
I plicants But the principles—republican prin
' mplea—of the administration, he thought, might
leiv criticism and have no reason to fear mn
panson with those greatstandards, so often sane
homed and endorsed by the American people,
In a word, the theme received full justice in thi 3
.fudge's hands. J.
ELME
AN ACT
To Repeal aft- Chariot of the Eniormed Mink - •
mitres/ Conroe, Se/ to prooistior disilorsiv •
, •
Al do oisom. 4 #
WHEREAS. dil tbe twelfth it of Ap
4a . 1642. au act Opt passed by' 0 ~..
y r.
sembly of this C " monweelth. molted ''
.111
to incorporate trie antr ma Z).:ast T.
,;
Company. and tither et
p :to
railroad from the borough o Erie to the east boun
dary line of the township of Northeast. being the
Noss York globe Mao :
Aso Waxszas. By the tenth section of tbesaid
set it wait wanted that if the Company aforesaid
do not complete the said work so as to bring it in
to use within ten years after the passage of the
said act. or shall suffer the saute to go bete decay.
et cetera. tbea theeharter Atli become toff laud
and void ; and by the eleventh section of the same
act it is provided that if the said Company shall
misuse or abuse any of the privileges thereby
granted. the Legislature might resume the rights
and privileges so granted to the said railroad com
pany
AND NHIEIIIE4IB, It bath been judicially deter
mined at the last term of the Supreme Court of
this Commonwealth. sitting in and for the Western
district thereof, that the said railroad Company
have not completed their said road between the
points named and fixed in said charter up to and at
the time of said &Ninon. although the period in
which the same was to be brought into use had ex
pired on the twelfth day of April. A. D. 11352. and
said company have violated its eharter in assuming
to make an unauthorised and illegal location of the
said road. it is now, therefore, the solemn judgment
of this Legislature that by reason of the omission
to complete and bring into use the said road with
in the period aforesaid, by reason of the said acts
in violation of the charter aforesaid. the said char
ter so granted to the Erie and North-east railroad
Company has become entirely null and void, and
in pursuance of the right reserved to the Common
wealth in the said act of incorporation to resume
all and singular the privelges and ft-4110118es gran
ted to the same now forfeit. for rethedy whereof :
sri TION I. Be tt rrtartryl by thr Semite and
Howie iy iirpresentatires of the Onnnwortoectlih I y
Pen n.vylevriria is General Assembly nut, amd It is
hereby enacted ity the asthanity of the same, That
all and singular the rights and
. priviledges hereto
fore granted to the Elie and North-east railroad
Company. by the act of Assembly authorising the
Governor to incorporate the same, passed the 12th
day of April A. 1). 1'7,42, or by any act of the
General Assembly supplementary thereto. be and
the same are hereby ritciaded. revoked and utterly
and forever annulled.
SECTION 2. That the Governor of this Common
wealth he and he is hereby authorized and direc
ted to take such measures as may be deemed nec
essary fur the enforcing and carrying into effete
the provisions of the foregoing sectiou, together
with all-and singular such Incidents or consequen
ces as may legally attach to the revocation afore
said, and to take possession of. or cease to be ta
ken possession of. the said railroad so far as the
same has been constructed, and appoint a suitable
person or persons to take the charge and custody
thereof until the smut shall be further disposed of
laccording to law ; and the canupeusation of such
person or persons so appointed as aforesaid shall
not exoeed the rate of fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
SEC. 7. That from and after the expiration of
the time limited for the completion of the Erie and
North East Railroad to the harbor aforesaid, all
connection south of said harbor with any road run
ning westardly shall at once cease. and no such
connection shall be permitted at any other point
than at the harbor aforesaid. / i
S rc. P. That no action heretofore brought or
hereafter to be brought by or against said Compa
ny.C.)r cause of action existing before the passage
of this act, shall abate because of this act, but the
same shall be prosecuted with like force and effect
as th ough this act bad never been passed.
SE t 4. That from and after the passage Of this
act there shall be charged and paid to the Com
monwealth a tax of five cents on each passenger,
and ten cents per ton on all freight passing east on
said road. to be returned and paid in the same
manner as the tax on tonnage on the Pennsylvania
railroad is now returned and paid to the Common
wealth.
Sat.. 10. That if the Governor takes possession
of said road then and in that ease he is hereby au
thorized and reqaired to apply the net proceeds of
the same. after payiag, eriti7 expenses. towards
the liquidation of the exist*/ indebtedness of the
said Erie and North East Railroad Company.
Arrival of Gov. Roeder.
The Hon. Is. H. Reeder ' Governer of Kamm
arrived here co-day from the West, and met a
very enthusiastic Tempt* from his friends and
seighbors.
Mr. Reeder reached Philadelphia at noon, and
was there awe , and esoorted to the Court Haase
Square in RlOlll, by a very large mowerse of
eitizess of all parties, astompanied by the Ras
eos band. •
EAnox PA., April 80
On arriving at the Court House, Gov. Reeder
N.
iffy - ankles"
o ' Moil Was * .
e d ' l 4 an .14 sad fin . ' „,* 'h
by tb : ' .J. litt , !who ' . , tad
hip, Go'. 'r, On A li 1,,,, : • as the
no, _.. d able in i e had
i I . a a
wen into a hasty iiskri of the growth and
progress of the slave resti.m, attributing its
dongpstansand thismsionin olommooor -variprosens
to the fanatical abolitionists of the North, but
admitting also slavery men had in their turn be
come as fanatical and wrong as were the aboli
tionists.
lb Gov. Baldor4mn reply, expressed in a feeling
manner sad elMuent terms, the grateful impres
sion made upon him by the warn} _404 enthu
siastic receptiongiven him by so lugs an as
semblage of his,fsliper chemp**. fie teferred to
the report of fraud WI outiage upon the part of
slavery men in the Kansas election, and emphat
ically confirmed - the worst statements which had
proceeded his arrival'. He said his opinion ou
the subject of popular sovereignty had undergone
no change, but that the conduct of the people of
the border counties of Missouri had astounded
and amazed, him by their recklcgs disregard of
all laws, compacts and constitutions. That, the
territory of Kansas in her late election bad been
invaded by a regular organised company armed
to the teeth, who took possession of their ballot
boxes and made a Legislature to 'ant the pur
popes of the pro-slavery party. Kansas was sub
dued and conquered by armed men from Mis
souri, but her citizens were resolved never to
give up the fight for their freedom and• the inde
pendence of their soil front foreign control or inter
ference.
The State of Missouri would be called upon
to disavow all sympathy with those border ruf
fians. If she refused, the South would be cal
led upon to discountenance her. If the South
r,fused, the solemn duty would devolve upon the
North to take up the matter so that the rights
of her sous who had settled in Kansas on the
faith edemu cempacts'shall be vindicated and
sustained. He declared that the acts of fierce
outrage and wild •violence perpetrated at the
election published in the northern papers were in
no wise exaggerated.
NOTICE
Putt? Ovrtna, data. PA. f
May 4, l
The following Time-table of the Erie and Buffalo road,
winch takes effect next Monday, the business public will
•ee 'owe important changes will be wade to the arrival
and departure of the .hlail' at this once—the exact nature
of which will be offieially announced as coon as the Time
tabli sof the connecting roads have been furnished. In
the meantime, in ~ der to facilitate the business of the
~fee, correspondents will confer a favor by depositing
their letters as early In the day as possible•
Gov eg Rae.
Night Express lei's Erie I ON ar'' at Buff'. 4 to a to
Way Exprel.l. do. A 411 . do 10 40 d.,
Express Mali/ du. 12 30 p. m. da 410 p
LightuingExprese du 6 541 do Vbe do.
tilNesny 14eol
Eipro±...ll , ta Inv . P lid'. 7 4g) a. m. ar's at Edie 16 32 a la.
Lightning Esprvs, du 10 4ti du 1 4' p. m.
‘vay Expreii. do 1, 00 p. in. do R 0 d.,
lett Exproga du 9SO ,h,. 1 45 t. m.
B F •41.4..tAN, P M
A CAkeu verge Lamas.—Dr. J. Dupunco's Bolden Yr
rt,thuat Pills fur Females .figatlible tot correcting irrr i cu
lanties, and rom.,t lug .d..trurtwas f rural a ilglNTer raw,
All medical men know, as well as -Many other., that
whenr.er. an ohotrue4ou takes place, wetter from cold.
exposure, or any other cause, the general health heginr
Hurriedly!? to ilwelineo and the Waal of such a remedy has
been the esruirr of co many consumptions among y,,ung fe
inales. 'lleadaehe. pain in the side, palpitation of the
neart, lualluag of food, and dietarbed sleep, generally art.r
from the ititerruptoin of nature . , and whenever that i. thr
case. the will ansarible remedy all three e‘ils
Full and explicit directions aceompny each hoz, a hick
nut be strictly followed and all di.eases peculiar to fe
male.' may be sperdily cured.
Promo $ 1 00 per bet.. Said by all the Druggists in Erse
and who reale awl retail. at the pruprietors price by CA it
TIM a BROTHILK, So. 6 Reed House, to whom all orders
must be addressed. 1725.
NOT /Oa.
GALEN B. KEENE,
Formerly of this etty, may: he found at James B. BogerC•
New York, Beady Made Clothing and Merchant Tailonng
Retaebehment, 164 Main Street, Buffalo, wham he would
be happy to see mil hip old trim:ids ambits many new ones
as will favor him with a , 11:), feeling confident that it
will he to the advantage of those wishing Clothing made
to order as regards Styles. Quality and Pries.
A splendid amsortmeat of tine quality ready made Cloth
ing constantly on hand Also a large stock of tiontlemen's
Furnishing GOOOdS, Rubber CLthing, de.
The Proprietor of this Establishment intends to keep&
large stock of 400,14 eonstanly in store, (-umpiring all the
latest styles of Ready made Ctf.ltsing and Merchant Tailor
ing bowls. Clothing made to order in the shortest space
oftime. Pants and Vest made in eight hours after order
is left. Our motto is quick sales and small profits. Re
member the number, 164 Main Street, iluffallo, between
Exchange and Seneca streets. JAMES B. BOGERT.
°ma:4
April 21, 1555
I=l=ll
1,11,.. If you are &effete , " with any voinpielnt whivh re
quires a Purgativ, Melfsins. try we , -'• New they
- r.n i roni (
are worth trying.—
Dr Rim., one of the nocrat eeMUruted Ph to an. t o Nrw•l or k
wraps UP iUIIOWI
but rut - rt.—Omar Sir —Having vir moored the excellent rf
fern of vuur Oa I vit 5,1150 lilfic•m V Ai...0 • sti Quaaay
:Pricy. In a raaa of chronie Hrouchit... and being much .0 fat or
Of rooutrr Irritation In Affect...v.4o( oroorhial
lung,. I can fberolbre C Ileorfully ratoloroefof your Morfiratod
aapparatur a. he ftg fhp tuost cugvenirut and ado. ..Olaf elude of
opolrina anyfhina Of the tend I ',arc...yet...ea Yo doubt thou•-
•luda of persona tufty be ref weed. and 1111/111) CU red. by untuit your
refor,lio.
You are at liberty b.) 11r this in an. way you may wink pr o
Per Reapeetfnlly, yours. to
DNS, NI. D .
No atlp llon-ton otreet. New• York.
Prof $ CL.TILIt wr or* us as folloo•
r se! have recently had oceas•on totes, your rherry
Syrup and • H ygean Vapor in a 411 Pr CM arisen - sore :Anna, that
bad refused to yield to other forthr of treatment, and the result
bar sat tatted we, that. Whosever•osay he the euanp9gitioa of tour
reparation, it is no i inpuostsoo. lust au etrellent fettled y I iv
Ibr Use sake of or the adisetird, titan it ought be brougoi natltiu
the reach oca 11.
Rev Insetur Cvaatu 'MUG"
1)1•11 P.M —I think highly of Dr Comte. D) na• oti remrd v
ID dt.o.tit.ett of the throat anti loot%. Having had -mat' ottltortun
t) to le-1 it. rftlt•lft, I tutu cons )neted 1.1M4 et to I MUM riterliettt
menu toe, both thr r.yrup anr, the .nhaitag appiteation u 1 the
The That♦•• for sale by
Erie. Jun.
MARRIED
In Norfolk. Va.. at 3 P M.. at Mx. ch a ndler., by the
A„• Mr Mosnigrnwle, , Mr XV° PkRKA and to MISF ,
VICTORIA MERCHANT ut -Norfolk.
41.
DIED
Is North FAA, Pa.. April 27. of Consumption, JAMES
SCOCT,LER, 4 P .on of John and the late Mrs Sarah
Setcullor, aged 17 years and a month*.
In this city, on Tuecday evettiug lact, after a chart and
palest illness, Mr. JO RICA J. ZIMMERNIAN, aged
about 10 year*.
ditto lbtatistratnts.
CLARK & METCALF,
B♦♦aaa. •an EV. ILA Nut a 11011.411, It:stern. Inuring a hOlifela CM
WO, iletioaita. Time and AI/I ! [trial*. I her,. and sin-vie. al
variant money and I.and Warrant. bought and told; 00:ire
Unlit made on all the twine Ipal Clt Ica in the 'mei! :Rate.
monet remitted to Europe on our own respuninbilitt
Ladles aDd Ohibirea's rurnishisi Store,.
lILLINERY AND FANCY GOOD&
ILIL. M. CURTIS would reepeetfally llaabem the I.a4lei of
,Vlll to and eie ur tt y. that she has resmonq Nosiness to the
More *merle obagg pgegl he Sri. Oasts. Next door 14.. Mon. Wti
h Music Stairs. µwith 111111 e Ur the fold le Square. where she
will keep constantly on hand a till l assortment of
Wass Trismtings• Preach Needle Work.
Lace. of every description. Ladles Drs.' Caps, Head Dresses.
a i bboss, rfowere. Pats. Hostelry and Wares al the beet Q./witty.
w onae d pstieras, Ctess el Canvass, Fait'' , &e.. Mantillas made.
Meter lair tarnished willsretrifuraished with Boman Frames.
Plower, el Ike, R ibbons. Ike tr . at wholesale All orders
paosapity atlaarted to. nod wall owe measly sad seek dispatch
Nersevt styles for Marmites,. Dresses. /cc., received every
MO nth mAar CURTIN!.
Erie airy S. I-. 33
MEE:=n
Wr. have jinn opened Owe bpodred rondola neepeielai sit
o r the lawn noreltirg, ranting ip prier , from liftv cents
in left domino. ,CADIARLI4. &
Erie. May &A. *M. SI
' l l fOr Trade by
Patentee Preparation . dpring
■'[zTH taCilltelOre
CAorepailit. flvriAt Sort Cars* 4 Pink
117 E are Dow receiving the largest and richest Mott of Dry
Vt. (hie& ever opearql in Om city ant rYttrob Mill lte oltreJ
tO our customers at
Oar farmer lore► Prieeld
as we parpote moron as ourvel_yes tog yeettral Dry Goods Dust
news Dar whole attention will he *yelled fa Oscan Ina the
l air " sty l es of G oo d. at the very lowest rates, ate., whatever
we may gain wilt be to the advantage of oue eutnoosers. We
are now ow Milli
Iprial Silks.
Plaids and stairs, from I MAW up.. Pre /rhos and Prisfed
Essoubeics. the must brdelful a) ie. en., °wood in tate ell.
iSpnag De W.,u and allysl.r• erg stria and pa l my. B r o.
h as p sa d preileb Denny*. a lame and e4egassi sent. em
broideries aid Leers. die lerriti sad eauselese stock ever drpea
ad Iq ereenern Penns
Meyers' ea,* English mad Nftertesa Phials. Bleached
na a n t aga sadithirstaga all w*th nod qualities, honk 4 ass. u p
Irish Limes it lower rites that ever °Bead in tMbtiartet.
Admen Sabeetiapi aid Ptlbw Clime Looms.
A complete *yet of Table Wiens. Duna* Clot* Bantast
Aar=Mailealka 4aush , Illiebersed Table apt To Tombs&
aealinmenl or Bonnets tad Basalt Alieus. to all of
. 11 . 11 " kr — lrit pose saaatagaa.
Nay I, NIL 111 11111= JACIDOW lk SOB.
Norw-Sun[, Nov IS, 1%144
BURTtIN Ir. HERR( 01
ent3ll.
IMO ORB 1 - •
.:. - .
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•
CAD L ,
W Y . I rtg e Uwe A. awl
bpi lia OKI over a . .
, I I',, '4..
Gnawers we brill, a as y a 1 0
the extreme of br 1 web lo . "!' , was ' a Ste int -
wee mosciktri have Iski ' au ult. TIM
_
law r
littThe SIM_
(AV al
EMI. Mar
-..........-
To the Gentlemen.
T UST wowed by lircperer • e four WMr of o ne 14 0 ,, sad
...i French Cerwoweree willed are musty new Kyles. Steal
/b ee ley orfAwytert, Ott !Stew. Ilk Clbelbmwes. Owt WAN !e.
May bi,‘l6bik-31 o;01 DVS SIX lk US ISW trt.D •
MI Dollars plaward.
Lost on the Id lout . at or neat-Abe first pie os apt Lite and
Edinboro Plank Road, a roll of bank notes containing Iw des.
tars, mostly Canada money The ,bore Reward will be gives
to the finger (besides many thanks of the owner) by leaving the
the same at Tibhale. Bays at I;iJ MAILSIM
Yale, May 6. 16 - _ _36 jut
_ _
Iliterwood's Varfaty Bakery.
State Street, :God, Orporke Post Office, Errs, Ps.
HE subsc r iber thaokhr ter ibe liberal patronage lieriofure
j. extended to him. world respectfully itskurati the public that
be has ressoed to the Barker, ass State trees, nearly (*waif,
the Pow liege. where he will be able w tell any muck in this
line cheaper than they can be bought it this e ity or elsewhere.
111. mock rousiala of everything inaoufictured in the Baling
line to part ari
Suet Oa T lIC kery. Soda Biscuit. Bread.
Rutter Seedy •• Pilot Bread.-
Lem...on - it berneths Rlscuu Pim
aug •it k indsof FANCY and',RNA M FEU CARP! , Rot Ball%
Parties. te.. and he has superior foe ilities fur manufacturing
those articles, and be as determined to spare no itodmsvors to
give Qatisfattion both as regards quality and WWII
4 %wimp AMP^ barns' order. resin, fully solicited sad will
be promptly so. flied to. WM all R WOOD.
Erie, Msy sth. I‘l6.
. _ . _ .
Several Marriages,
A RE .only to sae place. and a great deal of salty to antiet•
LA. pitied SO 10110 w thew. Tha Gentleutett Siegal very buvy to
getting ready for theOCCaNeoo. As for Ow Ladies, we wand ad
vise them to snake ah early V ibll to Cadwell k Gri.wuld, where
they will And all of the most lambiCtitabie styles of goods of the
wawa and the very lowest pricer.
k.r.e. May sth, 1'45. al
NEW GOODS
r II aHE undersigned are now teem v ing a large and well wetted
eforlt of staple and Taney In rinds, Grurersee. crockery.
hardware he to which thee woos d rooipeetlully invite shoo at•
Mohan' of all. rhank(ul tor the hta•rai ifatrunige they have hi
therto enjoyed at the old wand. they lic4 leave to aware their
friend', and the public generally that molting shall be wasting
tanner the new arrangement to went a continuance of the came.
Erie, May sth, I, a 3-61. KEPLER. ROOTH & CO
Bleinloc.k Tones Boards.
100,00(1 and tr fi Ii IT rc t: hd C w r. id li t: ) , A d a om l*l p tat 16 ket lc°ltals.tolliLb7
bed and ,a good order, will 1. revived hi, the subvert i r In pay
ment ut unw•Wed account.. of offered before the finot of Jane
brie May 11,515-31. ji 111 .11 o r•ELOENI,
Ad..2llhistellkerfatoe'll 2(01t10411.
()TICE i• herby given that ,c,o.t. of Admilotatrat ion hay
ill ins !seen granted to the imbeer,tierv,ei the rotate of John
Curti*. Jr . late of f'unneairt deeraved All persons.
indebi..,l 10 .11i1 mail are relpie•i• .1 I. male iminediale pay
u. ia.:ihurr having w i ll please present
them au I) authenticated 1,4 •it
tiLIVES C. Ci
A Po 60 NI t A dg""" ra
Conneaut, Nay 3, 1a4.1 •11w31
Drirronsa NOTIC72I.
ER, err BARI.
Erie r... May 1. 1143
'CHI Hoy., u( Directors hall , , Irrared at I.lv,de.nd
1.1 , per Crlil un am. cap.Lal .took kir We lau six
monlh•.. Parable ull demand
:11•1 J SHERWIN. Cnak
NOTICE.
I !Dor K & hare iced with them in the
J le trade W A Itt .0.1 hereafter that branch
ou• t ,nue.a w ill be ctiodue led ndrr Ihr name of KEP LER ,
tit tt t t Il& KI.PI.ER & cu
Eriit. Mi.% 5 I%AS sl
- ATER'S PILLS, 1
...., Ina tiling Pt &Puma a or •
Al FAMILY PHYSIC.
40.4 4P ,-
la ..... There tra• loll: I li•teil a public demand
for an effete r i te porg titre pill which , QUid
be relied on an •.,re and perfectly safe in
A 4 . aim s
, its t, n t or m 7 ,
a a t i 1311
f l';.,,,:al,+ , l4.;:: ,, p n re i p m a p red t o
o r
. fl . I.lf Ina 1., and• II tr i al
of 110 virtue. Nan emir lusivel) shown
a ,Ifi aha . ... , err ii arcuniplisfp -. it, purpose designed It is
go., t o ~,a, ,• a pit) ~ n I Pill, tm, le, e ~, to make the hem of
all PO/. -one which shoill (I have it.sno• of the obit ethane, bet all
110.141. t i t tagt, A t Pvery other Th.. era. been attempted he,.,
awl it ith whit success we wott , 4 rt sportfully submit to the
pu: . . i•- , no ton. It has been unfortunate tor the patient bitten
(1. , a (fps-% reef) , ,ingliive 111 ,, ,r I sir )....0 r ,ition Aunt •nd 'mut
1, 1., the hovel.. 'I ht• in nut M/1111 01 them produce go
in, .1 g fr t .. tig na.ll and resat -.hi, t n the ..s.itirin as to more than
(,) , i Mr r 1,141.er the good to be der.. lei I rum them 1' nese mite
nfusl , 1, .0 if ritilaitin or pain. 81.11. its it arise from a previously
rainier g utialftlf tin LI or neraaaeltiftrit . n the Naugle. Being pure
ly Bea table no harm can a r iselmini ;het( use in any quantity
but,. .-'artier that Any inedi-emt ehoold he take, Indtetoualy
Mtn let ,/lree aonsior their use in the several dßeawes ro whicn
the, .t . tip:icahist are given on the but &mon' the coin.
p a,t, - u filth have been speedily t urn' to) thorn. we may Men -
Lail i , ,•r i omplaint, In stay/Vint,: uni-orluundmeilemitge•-
tioll. 1.5, iz,ior and I,t.sei of kppeitte• I.i•tle•i•ness, Irritability,
iti/t.u.• flemiaetit . lItlicou• Ft:lef. f e. er and tlrue. Fain in taw
al.p. ~n,, , I,oli, lot, In troth, nil these are hut the e011.1eqa•OCIII
01 , ',....a.r , 1 anthill is the liver its an aperient, then afford
prompt and at/ re tell. f in Cost ivere., I'l .en Colin, Itypentery,
Humors. be r 'luta i :id steurv), Void., w •t ii marries* of the bogy.
l • tr.-, and ii.ipurii) of tht blued, In -hurt, au) and every case
where a purgative ii required
Flip, h.,....,1•0 Our hieed r0t0r..., riDi ariv ill rut et!! ea in
iii 3.,..,,,,,,,. itotil : Drops.. Grin.,. l.rt•:11.. as, Pal , ,,tal ion of
the !hear I'. ih.in i he Cm< ti , rltOinle II and s ti le The. 'boob,
be ere,-1 ,at, n Ili 11“ r spring of the .. ar, 1,, pont', inn blood
and 1., pa. . .iitt •,:tottst :., the ma , e.g.- 01 Ne3W.,l), A t , ogea
mut. a to,- •t i ululates the motnae't .. I Nut /.I.t,htu health. at-
Imes, tti d fe.1.1:1111 the appetite 31 , : , .g,r I hit punt - ) the
t, ,vid..std. 1., their stimulant liellun the ...I:fon:Vora •r,bem.
f el, ale Me 4f en glii of lb. Ind). aho reaore the wasted tar
rowasrd Plir.nrfro nut the whole 11 ignlll.ni lientte a n 0 , 4,11010114 I
dose Is ads ItiltiffifUtis even Oa/net II / rer ivi, Ittlaluffllortit el,
int-. hill nit flees...art do...tta it , ,,,,:,! 'sever he rutted dot) (at,
a- .ten p., rg it eve Ilift./V me reducenithiktstrenght. a nen lanes to
erect.. Ihr thou•a IA case , in VI hIC al a physic is required can
not be rnismeratet: here, but they suaest themselves to IMP
reason of every body i bat It in eqnti lenity believed Ulu pill
Will answer a better purpose t Inman y thing which has hitherto
been as allable ha mank Ind. V. hen their v aline* are one, known
the puhiir vi aft no 1011er doubt what remedy to employ whet.
lit nee.: of a eatnarie inedielhe
.nuir wrapped the) nre aleviant to take, and being
purely vegetable, no bare ran ari, from their (mein an)
gonna
•
Fur Puy tile 1 reetion•, we the wrapper on the Box,
Prepare.' y J %MI zl L AVER. eh' font. Lowell. Man
Prree tir . enl. per BO( rto Payes, bir
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
Fee the rand d are nt ( ~ a pe., Co:ri• ilearve•esl. BerlC4rilarS,
irutur Ng ( - ouch reowp. .4.l4vva risr4 t eassvapoltura
T'i ha• *col for ite.ll notoriet, for .1. OW.. of
• e •rt, .or Ornunars ,roverter. th .lis entlredy
”yorirli the endeneev 01 it' •Irt , IMI anv eGIIIMUnity
wilt rt. it 1101 tot.° ettlltltt•Pd ..we I. the 001.1 of its woeful
new, And -o uk.rneruus ramr , ...ri Ito eqrox, Ihal alaolt ery
VC , ton of the ' , half% a 'ern..., In r.on• pule known, who
hit e tern restored from is arsru•lg an I ',en ,freperale dtwaselk
01111010 , 0+111it- UVe IVueu ou - r I• , e' rpero.oll) 00•,
ever, inher inr I la t *tJ 1 , , are. tto eornoo ob
o'er v Ind o here it• %If tuft are know u.lbe plll4lr nu lunge.
11.•,Itte lilt a lit •,, tO rr the diwtrerwrlg arid rtrlU
seruhvalleellutiv 11.5 pulflo3o3l, .'OOlll. wineh are Ine,.terd
to our r•lneaur And 001 only in torin,rlhhle attacks 'noon the
long, 'rat lor toe varoq ie.., on Colds. Coughs, Hoar.. ness,
tr .111,1 :or rbillreo rt Is the plea.,aoleat a“d ...ales( medic no.
111.1 , tau he obtainer!
ti.l 01 hi. long been 14 to i.ta lit 11. e tit roliphotit this reettun •
Ise 11., .1 nut to 111 're hail A.. 1••• the ',envie its toa I
to the best itrit a rt. t 111116 teen. And 111 it the Iteuutue little IC
soo by Human k Ilerrvh. Ja• A %Vain., GJoard V
II roan.. 111 . 4 ,d)natirld and by all dealers inedieme 1 . 11 or y
w a. re
I r Beware 0! roomer (rot and a r lile.r itieparationx at
trawled to Iw tvtlewol ,dander A -0111:1r,I , Of 11311.•
MIN .5. I'6 - .1 'total-1111
North Western Insurance Company.
Ozkr, _N.., .1 ,A 41•4! • Ecr.ien. tee, Ph l/G./alp/Iw, ow/
.((A axal :gale .slrters, F ne
I=l
1., I ...var.( 81 - 0. , 00 Pim Ma
1t0.% ,111,1 land k- r k. n 11 r,irrOnt tales.
I / A
Ru.... 4 lWW•lttl. Pln N.
rtennett. N. II
J ••
R erant
ill.. I. ilr, I . Wriv.t. ••
J. I. Karr
I
J II IA arrelt,
I. .1 Slol'loll,
fi •40, I met%'171.1.. J.• R nry, Pre,. t.
AA'right.l•r,....irer J .1.. r, I I Or, 1.0.1 0 '1 rt...lqllr r.
J Uart, Nee retar,. I. A RI ..1. - 11 I cca: Olerei,y
NOTICE :
A V I.:leoi,m; for I , lrri-IL , IP 41( abe Elm lip Compari, wlii hr
ortico nr ,hP t'omparl, , I"tromp.o.l h liraneg
1..0, tithe, on Niotsday 1h.71h dos or Ni.tv nen twiriefti ore
hours u; 1 and l u CIOCk, Y N. 111.VJAMIN tva
Ent., %p,1124111. I .1 betel tf T.
To the Ladles of Drie and Vicinity.
Rn L. 4 . DI, !tt!tt reht , •,..l N r •hol.
,VI hrilkr..ll Fourth anti I' oth ortvt, a few door. twit,. Mrs
harrptt's ..ht.p. %here Ow tot i w h thht 10 ' , I. tier rrteh.l. She
ha. its; mtt,r.tr..l trolls Nrs• \ n
Spring and Summer Styles.
ip o r uf)vxtri•?4, Dee , Proarbil
vi.. R. boo., Me- w hr.h .he will open o.
Sawed:iv tne 1-itt iteAt Thankt el I.ll' past pat ..... teen I
tl.l a e,...,t01u.F.Ce, .he :erin mod no, to !„.
tadie'. eth and ...1411111w Goode. and l'reees
Cam. Ac ,, d 1,4 . 1.45. 31.511
rl, i Lri VA 9'r.l 3,
Aprill44---49_ r. VI I,Di
STRAY COW.
ITRAY !p.m the nubseriiner in Erie, • red Cow, 6er
years old, with horns turning in, horn trouping
own.- .he entirely red. It is supposed she went to the
wood• t.. mire. and in po r p , thnt she n , ,w has • erlf
She l•ft on Tuesday, the 11 1 th of Apnl. Any person
driving •Al , t Cr to we or ;it ing information where she
will be liberally rewar4rii
fine, April 21. 1455
iiszette plea!! copy.
Sebastopol has not yet 'alien!
NOR HAVE BOOTH it STEWART.
L.1.1.1,Wri" liest amity cheap Goon* in
?kr. Rue, 2 00drs wrel 01 the Reed Ilan. where
they .01 Auut oth nutlet the Cuoh ardent. and are now recce
-
log the larded site k et
Spring and ikunntor Goods
they have ever tee..yea. 1 u etiusiera.d lo aseiese—eil we
W. 11.1 of the public to he Just call .n Whore eturettasing Ind give
our stack a luna, and then you will "hue What you bee."
I e.. Gouda aud prow. that catentat be bees weft oh New VOrt.
IM Vloll4f/ said eieepeem. eenaeuaber the pate—two dour*
net.' ut the Kited Itua.e. Part. how. Erie.
Ene..4.11.121.
Oo•Partnerihip Notiie.
9 , HE uu.k rs rased hare this dar turned a eu-ponnerybtp for
the purpose hi ,luouj a Lky threrhibusilrees, al the old ovine
behu•it white the pare smellier otAterrab Lt. ar.
b 1111PHIT UADW ALL.
Loa. April YI, leii--N WIN A . 4111111PNIOLII.
Spring Arrangeat ants it tl liii iiiris.
NNW ?Tan.
f EMIRS, CAD%V&ILit it GRISVM at take *ware la am•
Lu. 11UULIC to the leutnerauu Custuarerera aid iriettis a the
old E k oi re yltures. that tkey an MOW' Warrahg atilt as artuattal
ly large and well .el leered MP* SI WO. Reda or •
Fancy and Staple Dry Good',
comprising treerj this( In the l u.e, Kgsetbee wish a large maim
went of rAR rt. rs. g)I cLarll46. and all Itada og HOUR C
it. RN 1811ING (0101*. which will be bind In natal or glut I-.
ty. paces and *tyke to compete sott.lnetottl) wild llud.lu c yd
Geier markets. ro all Ca.h and range pityine Time inwitunser.
we would tray that we ouly ant an eaamunatswis of rtach tuaatta
ty even the moat n.c redulutto art WV Gan data it an ot.leet for
them to trade. • CAUWI.LLt bille1W01.1)
. .
Lr.e. Apra' 31, lila. W
iltiigpil.i.ALT-- -
It
nR. CIiAIPIN, Dentist, Y(• elOvelli bin once to ibe Awe
1# Hewn Intlet. weoud flour , over Waimea Ctotbioa
Aare, grime he will *Reed tly to al coils in Ms PBl4llll.
Ma. Aptii 11. 1E34.a
Tliffillildtp- - A etteit` Of inn.ltVrifitito itietvont.
Aril 111-41 ' lITSWAST At IMILCAIIt.
--
/ IN . d SIMI DIFFICITY "
Wm. Tesslost XlLtTele i reseltig; fill
ULAN= 'MMUS:: :
LGE realest illibetilly is km. aside Imin the.. r, ~, .
ty.' bas bats to pet dimes that are M.,. ens . ,,, ,-,'""'
Sl.alid Gainers thatsilisplay the line priipori 3O „. 0 , ~'" ,
yet will not produce corns 'I ht. difficult, ... ~
our other dlllicultioi are but ".mall put. ir.e. ' -
at that. ha. bees obviated at a i.. 1
... , 0. atillires soot sad Übe limp or l u h ,
rilb ri, Williams Biwa. Stale Mow 1. ti, sr/H.6 p.a .--.
world and the tremor mankind," are :esp.— it o•
*make tracks," and satisfy thessotoo. b, entail', 0,4:,..";
aimictint. w This establishment don't defy tdaipehtii....p 44 ,'
%soy lava lo Me old rein& and the pum ,- ~,. '"` 0 .
poetically CJIIVIIIIMInt with the Soot .ad Shun 1 , ......... ' . •
sod/0k betas& 6011'4 a brew arti,hr . fur Is e 0 . 0 , e o ,' , * •
any body Wye in Oita little corn/ snarrnifieent i., ; r..,,, 7
lir boat (oriel the place. No 3 tte,ti.. K
~ ,
Lite. April nth. 11.6.1-80
Ni 7 We le
W) are a ffl icted witu 14Ctilfula. While Sire t,,,,. L. ,
Broswhitiea. Cough. of 10111 44 44414 e I ~„
she dim's, proceeding from impurities in tn.. p .
=me OAILLRY'd nuttily Almana K c to, MM nt, ~.. '
lad that his Galvanic Der untie, iri in ii a ~. .. 7' • L
that it tom motor buoy perm*. of the., di....,.. , '
certificates of persons arefl timers is iii.• , ~,m, ' "
tested by tone of our soot respectable re, ~.,,„, p, ,,„ .
as well as ofte►s of the county. Pratbsso•er, a, Y.,. ,' '
rlllitTl.k It he • i ,ti k '
April. MI. AM No. O. h... , 1 Wu,. h. ,
~.:10:RTar:,,,,,Aprip:it..1..P.:::till...:
nritt:Aolltrip,lii:bi:l,aird.46..olB7:6l.4.lP.:l::::--,..,,,:::T.::ititf..r.:5,...:::::,,,....
w hie b V , decidedly super 10/ tO In y otb., OS, ~
~,
, li
...
and hi. Peed. need riO other recoilitiien,n ,„ ~ , ,
Catalogue.
Rel., April *
Jame. r thimbelt, Pi Pa. N. 7'. r.• 1 , n
F.ar of P Sather. 110 1, I rbe
tot the use of W. 6 Lame %pointed
of the moue, 111 , 1. nit
Kzekiel J ma td writ nett,,
attend w the dilly
_alf his appoi nimroi on it.. 4
at la r,*, lock A. hi at hisotliee int: , •
tirt.4lrd )(they see pippin.K MI.RI• s
•
Erie. .pr 11 4 ,144
few (2werisof
/.. pod opened at April le c. •
. -
ioRN _
Parina, Ctl .
I_ , Ina P.:tract/ of all tinds, ju•t reeetai,.
April le—SO
1 - 414;; 1 1, Rid. —A supply of Pe. h.. 1
teaf Tobacco to the rity. t Situ •It 7 ,
_ .
NEW 60.0 D fr.
rinDwt:Ll. k GRIPWIII.II ahr nos re
-1.-/ •nd most complete aloes of Spring aid . •
have ever been tat tared into this mark.,
defy canasta/on consist in of a large odor
Dunnelilts in all of the different styles ,
SILK air Gag emits per yard whir h emit •
Mosiin. Hain Figured. and cut t„, •
i.renadinev, Plain Figiir, ,1 cud iu a.,ni I "
tie Leine.. Chillies, arilimnte. rio cd ,
I nib and American Prints, Gingham,. and v., .
raids line
French Embroideries and real lace. vr
etbibut the largest sloe It of, so he fon nd '
Real Valenciennes. M•liese. tiontion. 11.0• •
Fattish Thread laces Carlini. Steevev I .
Lae" 'a ovs Muslin and Cambric &lung in , ' ,
ins. Dim,ty Bands. Infants W•ists, Fae.-.
Dung in the &borehole in great varlet) it, t ,
prices.
Shawls & 1111. a
Our ',lock in the above line .5 , ochpl,
Plan and Priuted t 'aallinere. Emlat.. , el,'
IVh.te Colors. Black and Colored Iv. ,•••
Ace.. and • large Ilse of Mantilla. v. 1.,- are. •
nh Ir.
We are receiving daily direct Iron, the w
of NlWill IC GOOdIII, which we are off,
the world 41eVer helix* 'smarmed uar 1i., . .
prnment in complete, comprising ever, ,
Erie, :4411 lb. 1 , 43-30 I; Ali 1 . 1 AL I. h 1. , ,,
Look out for Bargains.
( 4 : NI IT II J ACKriUN h. AON Cheap., L• ,
1 . 1 ceiv ins a large and well seletwil t
STAPLE LINN Li 001.14, Silks. Saul...
purchased with epeeist retereuce.tc, •• •
Pohl at the lowed possible rve.• Ni•
public, and an slam' nation oi our OW.' • . 1 „
fident that we can sell a. low a•
Ilne Pitney Drees Trimming• in at, , , ,
pot ion—and all Crueler in abui,uat.,... .
Erie, April ki h., is
pllVrtl (ANn can Clad lie-„ ,
LIV AR 1 &
April 21-29 Drug JP:mi. - 41,i, , or .t, S-.,.
- - - - -
Blank Notes and Drafrii:
L 11'111143 RAPII ED hole. , an I ,ir.s -.„
\ A
April !1, 1'55
D X 11 . 11 0 L - 11 T 0N .
THE eo-partzirr!qup herernh.r• et -• r ,
ii.•alding was dtsoolvel
2t ‘1.9. April. 15.5.5. Al, per- .... a,
,ndebted to us will please ra l rnd p.,
ae , ouzit./ wltl be found at the at,r. ,• •
r,ttlenlent,
Erie, Agri' IV, 1555. 3c49
nava zinsponztra
Corner of .1t Ai sad JHHI,I •tre,t,
THERE are still a few "()foe. iu Yr., a
A we are now receiving and opewne.,l3,2e
Drugs and Pure Medicines
Patode elan itlede. (.h s. Rnmies. A u. ,
Mare, Wants, (lame (.I...ergel I, I • ••
Fence (b o 4 soul Mte....44::::••,. • 1- . ,
all of VI hien we intend salt Ina at Piet , r,er,
to Vrr+l u. all to rail atilt eta , o u r ••. .„
Where, Liar slack 01
Were port haer.l by the senior mein 'et •
turn rug.qed \ r.) ill Ili. pl.,- •
eight years, unit able iv 'v., .1.1 att,.
ana having alien hi 'itself,* ,teriertce.: :.•
couweitra use lIHNie in, on %bin re
mt. nu r^ rtiel.• only a:
WC eau there:tare oder to Ph), ir l
u• they can felt ou a. pAre are:
PAINTS.
ro tho.e who intend Par tiling
Why use Paints and Vs ral•ti 1t,,-'' - -
as we tau otter you .urn ttduretut • •
terest w gall, mamma wr Hoek. •sa kn t
OILS,
We have a larrr stock of i
other Oils.
111117 811 ES.
Paiiiirra.lVindoa, ..ic• I. IN
isncy Hair and Twin a ~! a _..• •I, •
V .31LNItil ES.
W. havv the firrt lut La Sin.: , 1. f o • , Pl.
11191/e* all lfll lire4ll. 050,41..^1
COUIllr). ever hrourtla' lorClll.l l. •
fverM. and tvery urtco
113. - 10‘111( , Iw rC ' •
H. a., Out 41.,•Ur101 r 4 •
MI PU.1111 , 111_11.1 4.111, ;1,1, •
1.r,. I,n, 14. i--
Jo
Bernet g i ntorestm g to Old and Tout
piiiir %v tftg. H Ilk Kt.Z.l l, liA 111 I. - k.. A
190191 Lit in it. e'lif •thAl it I•lrtl'pfriklle
and ‘t"...it• .tl4 Ae.1..11• Hit. :1.,.. , lag tat I. A, It , •
19.11 keeo it .t• a rec9,.,r ore,./.11.9 Ior the i....r ' •
.191.1 Mr )otlitg tu lar.erve. Of II th,, Mae 90' c .•
ht.t•t. evULIIO .41;100 Ur 11111....,.1. 9011,010 a , 4 ,
1.:11.,1••e4 oialp tulle an elle- 10 - e We ./ 41,•••' I •
.C•1..4 1 % 111 the 11.1t,114 01 al. af 1.0 , . Ahoy ft 10 I •4 I , •
00/01 il yvu tall
I , res• the A:44w of the Re« Es'ate Advert's, .7 it,
Prior Wocrb.—Dear Sa--111, ,•.
gray. I IA .111. romp • I/ L,,
Iluirh sLuf 411$ 111... ed lc.. 111•11 it
ila) ham; have all .1 •IllyfArvil.
1U.1) 41141111 Pd 114 urlg'fial )1..1 we
tra , luall) going un, .0,1 I tlate veath..qw,..l
my I 3ir ,14rA t
gra' lied at tlu healing uul.l ute and %.gvi
twlure wa. and It nal
!het I) rrso, Dull)
—Lear Si r —ld) b.ur rumwr
0r..• or tour )tarn slice.
=11:18
tio rlirrt at last 1 N.ln 1114. C.,/ LOU..
%tor 211)P. ♦IW ant YL•f) tiat.,3)
lille Kflo*U:11.11)..11ig n•+
lk/ I I 6...61110% anhfled. 1 .
111111;1
J
iv(' 11,4,1 l'Ftur r r J 11,1 k•
re.l t. Huu , trtul ear<l tlt Ira r
pr•••ir.4l.l.llH, grJN. but . •S Iv
..S revuti•el.l II•• 0,1.1141 (1)101, and, I tv i , r •
orir
V meet:toes, J
Pam 1 1 1. 1111011 —Deaf yvu
111 y. Atet.,. ety )uur tett tits,
•1.1111 1 Milt stole, lot SkltutUsuesel It ,a,
liale .sseal it, And (~,owl, Others .•••• it and
ver,ll )rue- Veen to lilt' ItAltilol us, n g ou t , n
and tout I find vathly - , ape tar I.
rnurrll cleakse. the Ise ,J u 1 uutoltull,
prover use *III reatutt an) per.vt,'• 11411'1 511,
emu, 5,14 tetture, Mlt wie it A 10..11(11), s..
sitter, , 5.4 all tilts Will...Mt tlis/Culorill4 'le 11 1.
ur 110. !least WI 011:11:11 it drug I a t
,o• use to all 1.10111,,Us ill 111. tog a hoe co, , at,
Respreilull) Warp,
For -Ai ,. .1 a% It up, Y
to ota Alter tar lAA ut Alit. as t i
4 ratt zrret t I Que., 4t.a. I* 0, A.,
by tern r t Brutber t tdic t' ill • I
1 , 011.44..11.0 tor eroi
AV/ • ;.t.lb e Naar Lite etiAl. I •
rrtuuy4 ewe I- ,444
.1 11. 1e.24 —4-
11:11:81 4 117.11./. T13LEG11..12. - .1
organ' of ihoderu rporttuaininl,
in via It COal.ti..• 1u1.e.. ?••r tin
furl. an I upillion•oa 3pinWel nur I , u..ra
at ar.: per . 1000. all l 1.11 . .1.11 1 1 I
I HI Lobk: TAN. :1143 Ilinun , twa 1
al.
Y.R—l t ataltlrue On .•
ral uable n Mr.!, t
Lrir. March lu, in66-.4.3
30.000 Trait and Ormontal Tr(
'U I: r to. r s are now pleystet: 10 I .r •
leirensser., APr 1.F., VLAR. IliLltlll
Tatti•e.siso,SlßLAlC...lßAH.flirikil
Lf./kr. auti 111.1te. I HCI,N I IRI
Tree, are aree veer* rrpoctis lit le bCIIIC gr•inir
limit' , Catalogues of kinds will IM g
CI IN li 1T)
M. H. H.l ltß
SMITH JACK 44 )N,
3! 19
Eric. Jan •V. 1,44
• LA I EL 4 T Lltall IN Tit!: IS oilLu
lJ lit 04 OIL just veretved by
EMIIIIMI
ICA :.IIt)l ards .
i a rue Asarco sad very oh,' st • •(%. -
per yard TIM+ I,S, II 1 "
1 C %SF.. 'OW l'arda 1 ••
avid, wet ) .4 FIHd ti
WILIIT la I'VILD
FVKF: is a lone bag net I rum two ### # , •
Ll wll4 11.0411 b through., tor 1# tn. t#•••, : •
T. 'I , " A wing tram Ito IS leet
et the trout helluir. The 1)1,e i• ued lot I.IAiI,K
Laken. reeds Creeks. ace • nAI .• •rt - • .• •
pease.. the ground where the If•h
art taH on. l bry are made of raryott• •
1111. 8 0 to PO They are simply eons% Meted. 11 , 1 ' l ' .
aged, and often pay for themsetves at the ay , •et
pinata, caving In a roentgen where they c.. 0 be
thew A I ,ste assierweeet„ together e. Lb lienor• • :,-• •
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