8
format ad tlt t .1 8111 'II. , I/I t*, Litt \ w
a Suite bad Urdu loupi and more thoroughly en
ga/Ld in the good work then Pennsylvania.
tit were now, he rejoiced to believe,
thoroughly enlisted in an effort to promote scien
tele farming, and actuated in this as in all other
purposes by a generous rivalay, he had reason,
to hope for prolonged and useful results. There
was, as you are aware, Mr. President, a time
when prejudices were cherished in both States,
against the idea of scientific agriculture, but
these have giveaway before the herculean efforts
of societies similar to that nos assembled at tilt,
place. The belief that the operations of intellect
is just as important in this as in any other ti•ld
of industry and science, is becoming universal.
Why, Mr President, said he, the vast display of
implements and machinery before tic, is but tilt
offspring of cultivated intellect, and this great
agency can do as much in all the departments of
husbandry as it has for commerce, manufactures;
and even the mechanic arts
He regarded it as the leading; agency 111 the
promotion of any human purpose, and cool I n
we why this power—the p•mer kn.•vrtedge—
that had done so much in all other deparltnentm,
had doubled the mu..eular t ..wer of the eiviia:d
world, by the use of the element-,and the itiveu
tion of machinery b hould be reArained a, to
agriculture luJ'enn.ylvania they had, in aid
of the cause, jug founded a State Farm Seho
in which it is to be taught at the -.Line time .
theory and the practice of tilting the N,. w
York, if he had born rightly informed, had
gar institution+ lie was them as au a l ine ll
tural utility, but ,till more ardently, in vi. ‘y "1
the dignity of , hara,..tA r the studies are z
calculated to t,tuw
He said it war gratifying to witnes.; the nu r. 1
efforts of two great States teach au oinpire in it
self) to advance an occupation
to all other interests, and so certain') th. et ut
that founds and sustains nation ter , , nit. l t
to the soil and chi:mitt , of both Stairs.
to the inclinations of the proplc, hori
and natural in all its relation.: so punt) rn.. ,:v
ilising and christianizing in its t, nl , art , t ,
individual and national chAracter 110 •iil the
spectacle witnessed WV+ agrand 11,.should
venture to claim for l'enn.ylvan,aus
standing the upprehenqunsi ,us th. fri , ll•l 1%
had preceded him whilst ri-,,11 , 1 th. r ..vu
State and the character .f r farup•r-, tin ,:,
cheerfully award Jo irk tuil 11,41,r • in
good cause
He said that next to agrteititur , -, ottniiil , tat
manufacturing were leading itita-n•-t- in l'..i.ii-,yl
- and nothing ee.11.1 give hit., :u- , re pl.l-tir--
than to trace the lii,t.ry it their w--u-l-rta: pr,).
grew, but time will not p.•rliLt 11, r ,-,, ru : 11 • r ,-,
and trade was so and ~illy ta, shat ,it :I-- I: , ilp,re
state; but he was aut:cipatio l z the -l.a WI. ;A, r \
means of railroad , , t - in ,.. e ,• . 0 ~ i.e i ! „I, Iph ; ,, w u
be placed equal t., New 1 •-rk 3- 4 , , ii , 4• / e i
city He said, his fro lid M r I ) .V tt I. i ; iv:-
happily compiont ii:ed l'enu,.‘lv.i:u.ii , ‘ h.- 2 :
lug description ,if the agricult,,re ~.. N. si 1- ri,.
and then admitting in that -pint ~I t.:in i -r I .-
which he is distinguished, that Pentisvl vania, le- :
cording to the leet IIAUSUS, hail prO'lW - 4.1 t il" LU".I , 1 ,I / i 111. 14, , :t... r.i. •Li ..l t'..• I • ,t.. ...I,r ti it .1..•!..tt ...on ,
wheat. . ; •,- added,nato other intimate I w .1111 -9 1kweeriiielf we are inrtettlel in t 'III it
* I
55 95k 1 ,i0 1 i gi ,
olio, . •-•• ''' .. f - . •.roau - oat iron, the Ito t • u nequaled euergl and perilitolie e . si- sl. I
most coal of. ' kind ' %tot i r eestoa,, now pin ,it lt dfrott Ilitr to Phila r" \\V RU *
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" . -4 , :', , , yof the At. 1 . ita, w .an i,v many as a 'idiom° et tZ F. Peet
"it S. . I- ma 11.1 it.tr.livttagt •another -- j ,, bial T owne ,, ,,!
p " .did aot e i s i ak.to 1,,, as, fast a I ,a ii,. the ..t' .era 41 t•i ....tarpt
s B Ileneon,se-R. I: candid ,u
fkais as s: . - • ~ , t did to be .ae up •tlarwet tii les tliat en c ountered
ee-'-•
IMP.
_, ' ' ursl ' d . iu the di' rprisi could:be Said of the
sierly purpose -of hex pepniailon r she might W, tNo which was finally
Wit premnunince, Bet in this' vast variety . c ed dire pent)! Jihigmont and
g=loss up theraspice of life, be regarded i untiriu rgy e i. Dt ,
t A147 4 1.1... - 1 , now ITS
York ill hard to beat. In ideas and i,m, I Pre-i,leut
in bold reliet4in endless dispu• But. Mr. Presiden ach w yeir witnesses the
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onsX.i,
„" -re of *Wear economy. the. tumanon of so grempetheme., the utility
4 '"' ' : , whops theilfsnpire stood un- tea bad for a time bellii doubted. adding ro
: hope., in saying so much for New our greatness and prosperity as a people.
• i .. . quieted 'the apprehensions of his After thaukingthe President, and the Agrieul
e .. . tural Sociev iir for the courtesy extended- to him
tit the particular •'• • 'u ,of these sere- and his assoe aces, he closed his remark..
monies, said Mr 8., add : ' the President, is Han Satnu-d i.;heefer, of Saratoga, President
dunrrivikl at this benutie ' flourishing town of the New York- Suite Agricultural Society,
of it train of ems,, fret:.`'' with superior after some iutrodie•tory remarks, op tke as fol.
anthracite coma, direct from the Lancaster col- lows:—
Rory, in the middle region, mined by Cochran,
Peale k Co., and conveyed by the Sunbury and
Erie and the Williamsport and Elmira Railroads
to this point, without transhipment The com
pletion of the Sunbury and Ene Railroad east of
Milton, last week, has finishtxl (except the bridges
at Northumberland i a line of railroad for a point
of inexhaustable supply in our State to one of
general distribution and great coueumption ill
yours He regarded the e--lelaration as a-a
era in the history of the trail of both Stat• s,
and believed tho consequent es would h.• not
tually beneficial to an extent not now uutici
Fated.
He then called the attentiou . f the Presi I, n:
of the Agricultural Society, .ludge Che.•••r, i. d .i.. , o: the ih: .i.-• t , .. r,:, •or . l'./.• li
the finest speeinions of anthracite coal, on whi. l, , ur igii, ii :ore, lit i - , . p• - - r••.- ii- or • iti.i,
he stood, and told him, that he had been Coln tug sou 01 , ititpr V.• - n. . In 1.. t-araet,i .%11,1
missioned, on behalf of the retliallVarlla gu , ...t.. t Lt-ti: ..: l'. l irimuL ~, I .., !I r !•1.,:.. Z 1.1.11- for
to present them to the Sew York A t rriee: tura, d miestie li li. I • pi.. iii i. ,Ii !lp• - - 1::..% harse-,
Society,hich duty ha new, with much pleasure. -lc'.'P 4 1 1. 1 -•`... • ; ' •;• '; • 1 ... '•i• -Ind vari"ii
. n itiotatieN, :•1 i.e or ..1 ' 1111. , ..i the lie l 4, the
WOWS now l rendy, sail Mr 84 , c.mitit.n,•,. ,i.,,ry, lip •r •.. od, ali i ‘ gni I'm. li .W 0:. r ,
o r
& gm"
4 .. of trade, a s w e kngW i r yo u are, i n • U., )lill st a r ,. ~111•• t Vl' nee ~1 %vita: ha. U. ..11
the sip —, F.:: procity, to the tou'ip.ll hr . tietit of .lone to e ~•It .i pit': ot• .•
all . : 4. Petim.ylvania will send up het V on- St it, has , . 1 1-: I. •i a iii 411 vi-iti Hi iii
&nth . ..- to keep you warm in the winter Al. I..fr.c uitural char.wi r
—to roastAr beef and boil your potatoes—t. , lt.•rk-. MI Lauea•ter ei.inr.•••••iti l'ennsvl varlet,
drive your skarn mill, and grist in i . :le, and ruann- he ‘,.. 1 ~ , ,z It ... n ch.t . lllV,Ul-rit -I f ir th. ir aelieui
factoring machinery, tie help to driv e s the irou tai i 41elAi• re , ii . •ll;• it Wa , to thor...• ...,,mti.
horse on the railroads, and propel the Steambears ii..,' "ii.ei, tiiii,,tig•' suowe I itself :it tin i•til.,
on your lakes and rieere. IVe elp.•( - t to :.1 , .. (hi. I , i•ey, 1 , - oneo it, eu.tiv.it,r. soil Isirtil-.1 in
element of beat and power .Itseetuivated int , exanipx ;,,r , ul ,l 1t i.,,,, at , ea iiiip:e wilt u has
every county, township, village aiei fluid) esrel.• ie••ii -.c , --:u..y I ~ 1 .we.t, unit, Hi•nu„Nlyttrii.,,
of your great State, performing 11. n'Dud off:, ~., ln 11, ti, i eizii.i• ss ••t its eu:livation, tit- br.•••.i•
Indeed we have no doubt of its univer, a l u s e , • ing .•f it- • , es :LI/ i in 111. ag. , re•,:at , . -It it, pr.,.
what we have witnessed elsewhere to the' use of ductiou-i, -t.iii•i- ilizil iip..o our .t•frielltlur..l r.•
this article will come to pass hero—thc c .n•ituip. I cords
Lion will grow beyond all anticipation Ntr eau To lo r i,:r,...i.t :ire :in :h.q . voluiner , •ci P. nu.' I .
you restrain its progress were you to make it) .... vaui i 'al.!. Ii• I V. 1.1 [lli u.•rai wealth, which ri,ie.,
tempt. Like the frogs of Ei.upt pit will on ii• her lit in Avail-- ot it. r sister States .
every man's hearth, and at a'i'ry man's.. ,-
t.l
door. Jr ... Are
t. r, and lead, are fouu i Cl,ewite,
but I , ',ll:,,•,,vaiiii, ~.: ,n• , .iion_ ili middle and
But, then, again, we -hall stud 14 (h.• time nor:lean State•. ha , ;i , I .u, xilaustibi.• fields et
F' r
e next State Pair is le 1 , 1,14 railr- , tide“inTniii i l. :tut :1-:,(,te:
elation, another species .-t . (-in mineral we ilt h The great g ,,,1 0g i e ,1 uplift, which t h rew t ),
another great element of power and pi-qr. ss tI •' ti ~erlaying New lurk and its northern
mean bituminous coal, an 'demerit of heat soil to eii,or., where it has never been fount I •ft
light. This will cutlee tr en Panartleille, :Lod . the t ..il layers of your State unde , turbi i :,,,
many other points on the Susquehanna river, by ' / Joug, therefore, as inau -4.111 want fire re warm
the Stagl Erie to Willisirnsp v If . heat hp. metals, or to drive hie
101 ..
and VAIMIIINFIr ts . is is our great 'el . long can Pennsylvania rely upon
sent of gas, au article which te r not /1: ,
utetuively as tome other pi opts, net trill. I e.
1161141)64i, trµt jiltd a r 4'41115ti17111141,411 ;IA 14 tit •
1111110.11 01 WM( of our hitter S. IF be Sll[Wril ,rt
quality of this coal, being equal r the genera
tion of. gas and for smithing purpose ,, , to a iy in
Pennsylvania, cannot fail to tied a constantly in
creasing market
We intend to exhibit no vanity in P peaking rat
this great element of light which we intend to
usasmit to you in such abundance As a Chris.
tian people it is our duty todisseminate /, : //aantk
eonfort, and as a trading community, it t. our
taterest to do so. Of course, we expect to be
'm id for this in salt and piaster, and other pro
4,;*ns of the Empire State, and the balance in
oak. This iii the kind of intercourse that gives
vestal employment and bestows full reward up m
labor--adde population and wealth to a count r),
ad will certainly reward the capitalist who h a ,
invested his money to the 6onstruotion of the
Mamas that are to be the avenues of communi-
Wien.
lets an event worthy of notice, that the long
m i lked ab ou t, and too long delayed railroad fro m
fitiladtdphia to Erie, has been largely the agent
is this work, and very soon the transportation of
seal by that lice and the Williamsport and
ie to be commenced as a regular business , But the
whole State feels a concern in an achievement of
this kind, and it is no effort of imagination to say
that in this event the Commonwealth of Pena
eylvemia semis to that of New York, greeting, the
means of an increasing trade and intercourse and
she evidenced fraternal regard, in the shape of
Wash diamonds. To gi ve the groom. maadestition
st iseerity to this toen, he would resat* that it
had been dos from her vital parts. The strong
ban OM Ware bee throws about bar unloving
.MOLI
1717
urukuu procure the,e huuspecimens,i •
and we were proud to
have
some of thillitsl- Writ irigetkin Obser , bet
ward and' honest operatives who have performed
I
this work
Th e town of Elmira, it in manifest, is death"' BRIE, PA
ed to be the mart of an imm t ql,e m il trade in • _
the future. In addition to the source* a trade' S \TURI).9.Y MORNING, OCT 13, 1s5")
already referred to, the Junction and the North '
Branch Canal preNentt. an ,venue which will
De in operation to au inexhaustible 'upply of coal
and minerals found ou the North Branch of the The ei,etion nr the-rouurt passed .11 .11 a very
Susquehanna cadet of Wyoming is fam, , l q uiet manner Thi re µa.: little utti.e, ry lit
for mines of superior ctai, and the canal
tie tnterest,t and
furnish a cheat, a l , nue for It] ITllll,p , Mtatit)ll
waika fl very light Nitte A, to the result,
It woul.l he pertinent to the and he t :duty and di , triet, it I, about a:, we had antil
-hould he g .A.I to t rice t h e progres , „f ou r iron . pated We made up our mind, when the L0ck
.034 c o a l ext..n,ive and
' t
al it , r elatlon, of trade with the Eautirerts'i4
t i at i c i: p..ri convention nominated Mr. Power, that there
w .nll have to be work done to elect him, and
out til3Je! 1111.1 .pportutiity will u v t p.fralit that
it future gr.)wth, 1110 rte pa-t we th ,ught it wouldltit be done; and it was'ne.
reach all anticip•tti ti-, he had no The election of Finney, then, has not 1 1 '.aPP"int• -
doubt I, ..k I,r a tu „ rtit m y,•,,,t l ie , at the ed II- The glory it %111 shed over the Ihnuottrat
.wilt of the pr aluct.on and comoimption of an banner in Crawford, of c.iurse, we will met thracito In '0 , 20 it aniuut,•ed t, ut
t )11a, to -hundred and sixty thou•an.l titian. The Dem. - ler:try th.-re may have it al'.
t.,11•„ t, au.l a hail tutlliou., „ 1 „1 i• t tu, m eh, n-ti tt, ati , l tt v..:1
t .r it w•li f,ll litti , -11,1; •1.1ibc1,.. bring forth -cti",• kin lof trait, what
~ tern ;li l t rite It th, tat ore eau t•'11 in 0114 V cni l ity it Will
it. • . e me, the pm .11 w u '
stwil that 1 .1 .1 IStll, E.l , wing, an.)
eye , 'o4 1:1,;1 wOI 'l. It to w
ro Leh - •,f ,n, "t 4I„Ii „ . I ternoerat, are elected to the L
Idr- firodu .1 .11 of tI • I.,tunitti t, (;:'ll N: lll lttrftk• I•)'''n'ertlt•Sh"rifi - t o il
t" F..r 111 ,, :in • tii. b.ll Met. of I 11.• t pt GUAM:A,
th.'
al: lit " 1 .1 " -V:C " . . " :11 1 . "" i" d Lee ~b•r.4 and the ratirodd i t ,
hint that one thou -:1; t :.n, w , 1".• ,I'AJ) kit
id .1: IV:i.tatu-p , rt 1.. r ti.,- ,• th.it "kd rn
ele'•l'n.4
0111ph.11 ‘Vt• claim
.letii in I wd, u l na: t t nr.• • t • ti,. 1 :he election IVi hiallou nor Killpatrick a ,
but tie. i n , t r euti•"li WI r a -Ulll 10 u, , rate tn•r•tn, I , r bqth were
cant 'r• 1,41, rn in ' 111 ‘1 .r. .1 with the wail
sending .t. • 11.,0 II • -e •
t h e tron tut rest w ndr
;-.it lie! ;S"r t met- arrangement, wherohyDoin
and whe , voted tor What
and that Art,k.i NA • n z
in all I.- %.11-; •t, r wdo • h.•,.v line 1 41 . " Hi'
eeitueti, N, t 6 t zr In , . prop r:v \lr trierek wh one iu
.tiventem cold I 1.:111
L , u k ft•uceli..r
\t tb.• bottom ~ f I.li progre.. .r t!,•• rw•
" 4 00 , , 1 )Ir I: .
t .I , riug awl utr.rinz
,i•-pzu- and pr •-••, ut,
Op , w Y , rk arpl I:
t ••td,
IMMIN
tt • ,•:,4• .nnt. r , nr,
,innlu :nt,r .111
t t,titit I,ltl ttl lt% ttt , t!it
wh'n IL. ll' 't Cod,:
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I3ltitaEtt..-1 am happy to meet youlic i re,,l
and, in liehaif our State Agricultural Socie !
to welcome you as a repri.,eutatire of a neigh ly,r
lug State, anti lie WM, elli.lyo,l 11.111Vil ,111
its cJoeideni.t.:, so long to Lave h e ld ~f
its chief )1 Igi<trute, a State, too, wh.,- • po;ith-al
rela , lous, and who., agneti,tural. ma-
tiut . ,,,.tutitig and Coruat rCL i u. - 1 heady
with our .iwti
It I- an ititere:4ing fact to that th.•
I , rwitlou ~ •Ir uattonai Lrov,•rain• tit, wh.ter
h ....w 1 ~r 1;
and wi th 1
.•xretiri,.ll•, ut.•
Ili thi.- i•stithltl.,l •.1 h
..,- whin ..ial ro,ouree, and lay it.; neight) ,r 4
under oonlributiou. 'file eff..et will bo, tirit
while in its agriculture, itii tui-obisnial proilue
ltu•, and its iionicur.rco, it t , oft tering of Nil:tilt).
th it:4 ni•ighblr,, it.i (1031 ii , 'llii Writ always
keep the whey current, running. in it. iwn ill
reot i in
You, Sir, have the prim 1 satisfaction, the
President of the Sunbury and I.'olo Railroad
C om p au y, to come with the first rail train that
ever passed iailtm with thoi valuable mineral, di
reerly from lb.. 11,ile•s. t ,, t:11 , part of the st ate
of No w , York. to i .- 3 matter of great gratiii
cation to lit av ‘1.•11 as ).HI, that from till- ton
forward a 410111111 e I:i.ifi Cip ,, ll h . l,
way and by earlat •in•ttiiwu y .0: coal CI. id-,
and every part State
I •Ille.rly thank you,-nn lichalfof thi-Snortr.
for this huge sp , elincu of your ant hr.i..ite, which
you have taken so much pains to bring and pre
sent to them It -hall he placed with its arehieve4
and long kept as a remembrance of the Stare of
ita productifu, and as a pledge of friendship for
its hon'or. The meeting then adjourned.
A C•nn ru TIM LADIMIL—Dr. litipentio's Golden Pe
cleats, Pith for Females .Infallibie fur eorreeting irregu
laritles,:pad r•w wing a betruetiono front whatever caner.
AU isidi,.: ...a noon,. so wig! 1 as many others. that
ohmmeter no obstroction takes place, weither frotu cold,
impu•Pre, or any other mom. the resters' health begins
imaadiatly to decline. and the wont of inch a remedy has
bona the cause of to loan) . onsumptions swung young lei,
fktles. Headache, pain in the side, palpitation of thy
loathing of food, and disturbed sleep, geaketully arise
interruption of nature; and oltesisvor that is the
Pills will invartble remedy all there evils.
shod explicit directions accompoy each box, which
meat be stsietly followed and all diseases peculiar to fe
males may be 'seedily oared.
Price $1 00 per her. hold by all the Drage'!" ia Erie
acid wholesale and setril, a 4, the proprietors price by CAR
TER a BROTHER. No. I Soul Holoo, to whoa all orders
sus be wilkosood. 1735.
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Samuel Ktngabary,t
Those marked tkos are 114114 Frat: - •
marked tho: t are Rapubliesna, • ti/ • utli
Wht,gs.
TKE-lITATE
Orel Democratic Victory' ! !
One year ado the Demouratie banner, earri.d
aloft during the vanvass by the tri, .1 and true
BIGLER, went down before the comlttued ch..trge
of "bans" and "Saw Lot," and with it, Dem•terat tc
asoendauey in the old K. y'-tone was apparently
at an end Hut 011 e short year has passed, and
behuld the old banner flqatlC in triumph from the
Dalavrare to the Lakes "Sam" has retreat• Jto
cavern~, or WOW, down before the light of
experienee. tot.. with the
tion of mad fanaticism, ha- proscd powerli tt,
7:LV• 1••• brethr. n What aI. s-on to
p iiticiaus . What a commentary upon the ad
it , u ,.. tra t i on of Pollock: IVhat a rebuke to dig
h , one-t and et orrupt demagogues, who seek I.y
liont , t experiment:, their own ends ,it the
if the general :r t .J, anti public tranquil
Sty It Kuow Nothingo•tu was a 4re:it
nat., mai party that swept ..‘ , r nutlivania by
01,000 majority, and was to sweep the et.untry
in 1t.,5•1, with little or n oppomtion In
however, its eompa , t hosts are scattered to the
wind, in the South, amoralit...l in the East,
and utterly routed in the it Keystone' 11 •
ean2st4-estimate }'lamer' , majority, hut it w, .
b. heavy, wlitl.. ire, wiii•ll last year
boay.ttal hut I `t , Democrats, a ;t: thi, ytar he 11.
oerat.o by nearly, if not .pive, two third.: Heiou
w.• givo• the returns a. , received, and In them let
rea I their f.te.
11
/114,0 f /id, •,/, li, t ll#
In V.,C4. ("cow y the entire Dt::ll,cratie ticket
2.. ~!, , VI by a huge Ina . ) 'ray
11/ .11i , g1muy c..unty the Dern..vratte eandt•
,tat.• f,..r ,ii rift is the, ted 1 al. ,u 1 1. 11 0. , toaj fl
tV, alp! th , wh9l, Dem,,,rmic 11.•;, , t, pr,h.tniv
Las• y-ar kn , ,a , Nothing 1 0 • (Iver .4,1100
In ("4,1111 , ria ~,,Inty hi Itenwere.lo ticket I
pri,b•ably 1.;/.itod by abu 'OO 4 maj , ,rity
1.0•0 .,
In 13:,/ir /•,111131Iy, tio-p,lrt gives 1',,4 , 1, , r, (' /11 , i i
I',, inuii „ l o/. / . 9:1, and llollnlaysbuigit 99 In
:-, tiu,:lkill I , uuty tbi: wh he Iletnocratte t ek, t
is el , t-tA 4
Mou r ne county, Democratic majority about
(..10)11; Northampton county . , Democratic nrij •-•
: t v ( s ttit), Luz, mec,ninty , Nicholson, tusieut•d,
e,irritni•,iouttr, 150 majority
Wi Ike.barre vote very ttltte C.tlartibia vote
very ttivse lu tttil townsnips This Niehokon
160 moilrity. Dauphin, Nicholson 270 mai lra•
ty :Jarritourg anti Mitiklietown Ntch
okon 1117 majority
Th.• Democratic ticket in the city of l'hilatlei
phut for Sheriff, Regioer, Clerk of Court. aml
Canal Cornutt.sioner, is I •:orteti by a majority
rang, ng from 15,01)0 to 2::,111)11
In lictk. county the Democratic majority 1-
alto at 1,01)0.
krtial return!• from county show a
De nt) ocra • C:imbria t.outity giv.
h:111 ovrat le majority of 7 41 .1 to 9(111
g riflery give. 4 a 11 •utocratie majority of
r. 4 1.1
Si r towii• in Wayne county give l'!utuer, the
Dom s-ratie Canal Commisbioner, 29. - 1 m a jor t :.
towns in Lmserue county give him :217 n.
ptit: tosm in Columbia gives Nichol.. 41,
lust) ii, 175 vote., aud seven towns in
na g• ve Nicholson 30 majority
Oe
Ft :Iton gives the' Deutneratic ticket 200 major.
ity Wain] cour..4, vote close; small
t najority.
ag The Osweg Times mentions a case of
smug filing, detected :there, in wbieh barrels and
half 'tiarreLs, shipped from ['wool. Can i la WeAt,
purpi ttiug to be fish, ar t 'Pr fogad etch to couta/n
a soli 41 cask of brandy And whoiky vivered over
with The owner died not appear to reclaim
property.
I till" The New Itaurp.hir It:porter, "the he.*
awl front of fu+iou" in New Ilatopihire, has got
sick ,it t hy party with -vrhirli Et wax enoseoted !sat
year It aa3ra the leaden are nothing but tricky
aboifitiqu aiwardites. :Straws 'NW, 63.
We are enre our readers will thank nq for the
space we occupy this week with the speech and
inetdente of ti iv. visit to the New
York State P.iir 'Ph, •iecasion wits ,ne of great
importance t P.nu-i.v.tnia, and na more ap
proprilte I have been made for an
orator for th I y Ex ti iv 11121er Tie oc•
casiou WM the opeoiug of anoth-r link in the
Sunbury &WI Ene revs, and the arrival over it
of tit- tr, , e,r- with n.ial at Elmira from
the an:hrueite oi Pennsylvania. Tn
who fir y• ir h • h iping against hop.: foi
the entopt4l oi* chi- read, the feet of every
mile finished •f me great work—the evidence
that the ir tr Lek i. ipproiching wearer au l
nearer, •• .w out ..ore tread,—i• of vast in.
pOr' tiee; .11/ t h e u , won we add t this another
fart, quit E. • 1).• the grand coal depot of
; th • v..,4 .1 country drained by the great
eh un tf kit .- °cog of this character be
lit ,111.• 111)U1) . :titer -01ng Speaking if this same
eV. it. the P says tltat in
;I I er•ip if Peatiqlvatiti
,0:1 , r 01", p, . 2 ver) other S.:ite into in
;i-ance 'fliers i- a greater value of cotton
ttr.tiit tel stt hut it 14 at great ri-k.
si1:11 . 1l1110 1 ./ ir. it fir it. value
- ii-tly on tue t iret , zu Hut the coal 1-
put Ai the v•irc oi Pennsylvania; net frot-t,,
ti et Is tir imperil its quantity or impair
it- •pialitY 14 •11;61'et to no influences from
iliroid, and r u irteks of the votun3ercial world.
Its market is ai hair and the demand, we may
bit sure, wit! iitiu.d the supply, however
.2.1.• %it 01 , , nis i iy be Wheat nay be ruined
by filet:anti • tinii„,-ttrn way perish from drought,
ind Ir em •11, rot, but the coal of Penn- ,
ration to .•
I ranin can .ufltr no ilttstruetion or damage It I w,•ii 'Morin. I pal ..r.
114- an I -i.,und in the reee....es where Proyi- I matter. be( ,re it rtomin , t .
ti'ne' has plti , titl it, :Intl asks nothing of human I
Lui/A T P sin THEN —We kn. w •urn of ou
ti.iti4try er •pt that It be taken out It to a'
reader as do not take ri flank Note Detector, will th•l
,• r r U ever rip-. anti ready to be gathered, y , us, for tut/ring a note of the following new tounterf , r•
dtie and iu quantity inexhaustible Thus, 2's on the Railroad Bank, Decatur, altere.l
Nf r om the other States can injure rr r0a..1 Itan4 11.rh,gan vignette, iv-noire
Va.,. - re-i man on h .r.[+hriek, cane '
,t, f tr there h 1- !teen no thanuoilion of its rate ,if
a. pa— • r loek, train ~ f ear. in the ,lottat,er.
.I.lt -apply an.] value, uu matter what ri- lu . .tine, W.•eon•ln. aliertol front '2
%Axles bay- been undertaken The country is - itßiiett • • and inn of e on the I:..•
,•uou !it It) i'llfll4lllllle all ',,at e,n i./. • prOd !IC-
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Ex.Gev. Bigler at Elmira.
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too. of l'etto , ylv met ,tool upon a r•Ktront f
I fitment and Apoit, to New 1 ,rk •••1
It 1 :Lk , I t„ 1' 1. 11/ , 1 d .1.- .t, (•..1i 911'1
1111 to • 0, 1,1,•ti
iii flour. ...r tht. and a pr..-perry m e.. 111
itterm. t.tet tire it.pulat ion Luna idi t h : o
ongt thlers SVl•ulth, II L 1
tio• bo,de,t rh 1..t -t F, uer.ti I.,tt
tio• n'•-alt of (•,ial
That Bill Signed
.1 ripit Lr. I, r tii 41, . n, c, (q .v
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3n,.1 unrc-- r‘..ll‘ .t 111:i1/ • f w•rr.i : 1 ,ri•
I'etinit vii wI, fortunate in holing
ore and lot,itaii , a arm to adorn Ler Executive
t Liteky tin,ylvania! There i , but
• and he' , her tiovertior . But then
1 , 0 , i.ne,l riot/ bill'. True, but
I.: it, look iit hi, cowl , otion with
that measure a little By his eimuivanee that
/ nine day before the 1,-,:ii-lature
inihtake the members iron.'
Er li! were no: to li.illue—neither of theni.--the
blocks throik wheal.; if legt•latr , n h.r
II IS Eiel hi. 114 v1,14e so adroitly Inanitvi_:i .t
neither p. t., r woe 1... r talent voulil overeono,
them, utiti • xpired that would oorupel
him to before the Letta-lature
purned 11 • a• piaul a }, v', he
the bill 14'3- pi-- I. and itntneiliately IN eker•it:
Those in favor t it, tlh 1 to kni - ovi if he would
Nign it '•I) certainly. — 'llia-,
railed to At i• if lie would veto it —I) )e-, ei r
tautly Both 'i WOW horn.. .art-tied
the rummer ,aine u, and a i•!,
them Summer t.'onapiaints, and S.ibb.ith Soli ,ol'
eeiebrations. The Governor had vic , lcnt attack.. ,
.th They I Lid lint so low. an I kept. him
, busy, th.tt lie couid'nt think of spending his
' , ale in signing that bill In the man time the
tip here lirearne nu , a•••y, and d , !egati , u
ft, r (1r legation wen; t., Lip with him
he going tr, ac: m that biii' "I ), yes. as
SO .11 a , bo gor ov) rtli) Summer Complaint. and the
Sabi , i t i School. " By an.! bye, both were cured,
an I tt i ,• t lovernor s, nt for both sides lie was
1 lIR.I to have the inarer compromised, so he
promulgated. ill-, ultimatum. Accept it, said he
to the city, and if the railroad don't, then I'll
sizn the bill, because that will make it constitu
t, 'nal If you rei)--t it, and the Railroad accepts,
then I'll veto the bill, oecause it will then be
unconstitutional. The reasoning was as clear as
mud; and so the city accepted the ultimatum
Things then looked squally for the railroad and
something must be done, and it was: Finney
and another Meadville man went down. They
told him if he signed the bill Finney would he
u ) where, and the district would elect a Demo
crat te). the senate. To prevent that, they ad
vised another attack of Summer Complaint and
Sabbath School until the election; and according
ly he had another attack, which lasted until the
day of election, and then lie qiqned the Bill
For particulars see the last (;),..-.ette. In
the mean
t me, we again repeat, there is but ”nr
.1.1 he it Governor!
11E11 100,4 U SANITI —We are glad to Fre
..11.• evideuce of returning sanity anion ! ! the
people of ASiltilltifla county--aid apt is til.•
elk Vtl , lll of !lila-ker. WILDER t a Jutig...hip,
.)% r Chaffev, the 40 ealiot republican
\\* know either Wilder or Chaffee, but
toe tact, i. the ease, as we understand them, jus
tify the coneln-ion drawn Wilder was invited
to become a cmilidate by most of the LAwyer , of
the dboriet, irre-pective of party lie conscut•
ed Then the so called Republicans mot in con
ventilou, tud summoning him before them, want
ed him t i pledge himself that, if elected, he would
adju licate the Fugitive Slave Law unconstitu•
ii mal Ile told them that it would be time
enough to give a leghl opinion upon that matter
when the question was brought before him Hut
his would not satisfy the t; iddingsites, who appear
to think that all gunstions of law aboiLl*Vrreafter
be ile9ided in town meeting, and so they nomi
nated Chaffee. The people, however, being a good
deal wore sane than the managers took them to
be, have elected Wilder in spite of Giddings,
whereat the fusion press on the Reserve groan
THE OBSERVER.
LOCAL, urzaAzY a insciumuneus.:
V 0... Retributive justice is often a terrible Wog. The
borough of Sri* has &sand it se. The penalty she Is pay
ing for her railroad mobs is nothing lass than a blight up•
on her prosperity for a generation to Annp and probably
for ever.
on KAMM*.
SO ways the Sew York Time. in an &Owl,
'cow the Tim.. rosy be r very well inforottol fader on most
aubseta, indeed we lire willinz to aolailt that it u; batit
imp 1., a i , inolurion without euM.'ient fert•
to warrant rt. Sii^h .• the feet in the above. So t".r
fr there being a '•h'i t ;ht upon the prosperity" of I .
"f
-r Igenerattou to come. in etinee gnome
'railrt•td mobs," as the Tiers is t len-.d to t.
controversy between the people and tb.• railroad eurp•.r..
twos, the very revere. Is the fact. 'Si ..•er were the ;.r , ,.
pets of Erie more flattering than at the preseort.o, _
Never was there a more sure prospo t ii at all her t r
ed public improvements are to be completed than
The oonstruction of the Little Valley road, making rir
tually the terminus of the New York and Erie road. .• be
ginning to be demanded by that areal New York enter
prise herself. The Soninary road will in a few short we.l„
b o put under eontmet . to the coal Gehle of McKean• ■ed
what as iaore, wall he built The Pittsburgh and Erie
road it-also about to be revived and built as t he,Lcg.•'i
tune desa A rned In chore, notwith..tandint "tbe—erro,.kinl.
of such papers a. the the railroad future of Er, , 12
«yen l.righter than it was . i.efore the t'inote" Po dolefully
hemosncd. roirtir 1 to ltu.iness, the net to Pelf •rolen•
to elver:. obAercer that there to no ••blight" upon ite pros
peaty to Erie [lull the mercantile interest has certainly
!peen thr pact tututu••r, but point tis to a place that the
same cannot he c Col etth equal truth In r( gard to our
roturner. irl liii• their. certainly thee. -I.ltcht" 111)411
that. In pr..of il whtrh tho. i,n. tat a pudieient.--thm
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more reio.el- c!-nr for Erie at th•• port of Iluffao., Anil in •.,
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rePilting in a logn: mann, s he evi..r...witui..nt.
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wocinthoi an.l one k,t1,1
Mr" The eurreT n hug Editor , f the We.tfie;d Tr
bac! had 1 %trick in hie hat while here ■ttcad
in; the Fair. iintio tither way ran we artitunt lir hi
writing bottle that ". r y. man named donee, for fur
year engalted ae rlerk in ;hi Erie I'o.t °Mee . ' hail be. n
arrested for robbing the fr ^o• r In the firet
all the Ere I' ft bon. an , I. •no-t• e.pecially we. and in
the next. J..tt never h I the h.th..r ~f tte;ng P fl
and in the neNt. natn.. J..ne., but au•l
finally, he w.t. arre.te.l in.' n.t Erie V.
.ler if :km "brick - nits an "..rizinal paeLage
ir4r. We hate rerviteol the lira nutnher oof the K •Rllk
Weekly Tom, • a lierii..eratio paper o.if the right Atatri
tool hr 1 T. WALLtti. , R•q• • lo.rtnerly of thi.. city We.
vri.h the E•lito.or, in ! - ,14 new fieloi of lab or, all •ortr "(gond
'trek.
,rge• Finn Daniel It Hubbard. ex tnember of ••• <-
and I',ott Nl*.tor under ez Pre.' , fent adni•nt.
trati , n, died at hi , r,t,lerien in Nll.l.lletown, r0n....11 the
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VOL A double uarlt ie to completed •
,nd Cleveland, , lurm4 th.• n.•ti A i.ortiotili of
thr ersii!itic is mirraily
Wm. A. Bachelor's Blur Dye
• To tho.e eon.eionees.tr , eonlined
th,'.r beret+ • ', o whet, and tbrir hrains in a broader part
of their panta.ouns, I have but 'utile I" hut shall let
the r..•••tler , CS of dealing m iml4lUnns and trash work
their own , Alltre. If by nrcaent, the 1111111ro .4 . 1.11 , 11 irok
I shall not take mark Iremohle to stop the leok But for
th e protection of honest and honorable dealer+ soil nnsus
p.•cttot; elastomers, the urigual. genuine, and reputsble
Wm A. Batehelor't Hair Dye is pat up with an elecant
Ste•l Mt* Baswavhaig„ with hie signature and addmor up
on the four fides of the Box—William A. Biteholor, 233,
Broadway. NM York.
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A For 'oft lizriscriox.—The Pittsburgh
Post, remarking upon the democratic territorial
policy for a long series of year, says enough of
territory has bees annexed to make twenty-one
or more States of large size, and that, ton, with
oit dividing Texas at all; and dividing that into
three Stake, we have at I.watt/is/ay-Ares Sissies
nut of territory acquired, not more than six of
them slave States, and the remaining seventeen
at least, free States Such is thi. , sum of demo
cratic 'inflexions And ob.erve, too, not ofts/40t
free territory /we, been non. red and awn rove
rr,tr,l inh, sl•evt• territory. II •re is a state of
No m , r.,:iriel4uS ineiiar , l to run after the
false lights .1 iircvley, Seward 6: Co., would do
et•il til keep in view.
CitAwrtotb Cot:Nil' —The Li onocrac)
Crawford have carried their ptgs to a very poor
market. SN rh the boast ci)ustantly on their
tougu, that trk it county is Deitioeratie tii the
i iiee, they w. ry represented last year, and wii I
be this, by !WI free soder, Per contra, tI e
Dernocra , y of Er le, after twenty five year. Int
nority, sent one member to the Legialtture i,,,, t. i ~,.. oar IA tor). lo,••n at u,. ~,,,„
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hair, will %viol nuOltner this, and in ad II
' - diti t " 1 At. 7 :"" -k ii i .
1 1. , ,t , niht tit, .r,.........,,,„,
that, have se, ured the Sheriff, one of the most I (."•;-;,:' ' o , 7 t ,i l " , : b ' i ' l l""'no 6 —r‘bst
Itnportsut ,:ffi 'el in the county C..ntrast tins full• Are north In; 1ne " ;:: . ;i 1 !•....t "1 ...,, A t 'b i:: 4' . 1'.
with the fact that notwithstan flog the Dviuovni- "" 6 " / ""' l. '""'Y " w" l 'Y ""° ' , inn
I .•,..,..., • n t.. t to ,at ..:i IL , •irett. •
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ey of Crtivt I.,r•i threw all their votes for a fret 11e•• 4. , .I :In, II , :. Urt , 1...1 t• ~, ~,• IfIL:1., .7
9.1 i whet; f ,r .S-uate, their ent,re county t0.k,•1 1.. 1
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ideated, sitV.• oLo3 UlliUlpOrtallt off:liter We h.o, 1 ter ..,I, it, roil to ill WAIL Cel..itt. „.. ,
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11" '1 tubt iiur D,inocratic friend, down there r wil
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trews an'/, comparisons t ery odt•ols But it ii
I of 114 :st•
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from Swtr.l4:l2l, I. quite linp.•rtaut Kan
ney a I% 411, kIL. ••••!ibilail g .v-ritnant.
• 4 ...1 • ts. •tu 16• - lo•Po th..1;h14 Ex,
I , ive ih r hl,t, g w
tt. in I otte-rs, ou the ti:!, Septem
her 0 t the fnl 'snug dty Cii Kiuney to ik
the vitt/ of etii , e as "Civil and Mllitary tver
nor of the City and Territory of Sin Juan del
:corte Gr town." W S. Til tyer i, Secretary
it tit r.eroment; R — Swift, Crptain of the
Port 3a I Cvllectur; S T. Haley, Chief Judicial
W II Voung, Government Attor
t,tin.lster, and John .11:k- m
iti rite ntral Arrapt•L•rs, a p A per ju,t
-t trted at I; reytown,eontains the full pros eeding
if the C ib!i•kung the new p, , iv •rn
to u G tverit , r Kinney's Inaugural, and con-
.gn.tttr, tnr
Xr .up of
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Th.• I :I•,cring ti the, do:fling prigrsph of I; oi
Kinney:l luargursl---
Cougratulate you, fellow eittz..n., un , u ti
antipacww.commeneement of the new iiiivern with t
`k etch y !rive evtablished By the aeci-i.ipira ,
p it •ii II , W" In prrlapef 1. It 14 ..tire i t
pr 1:y. , ii-• • tied oy ita tiiiindera. ro hi.. 'fn. 3
•It) w Lirganization of a•iintmanifing
imp Trance t- the w —Relying a- I
L. uti-u your c iril.al and undavi led suprrt of it.
arhtitation. awl law,, I wail only expre.“ the h•ip.
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HERIFTS SALES.
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~it of tht •urt Cuuttnon Please of Erie CoUIJ ty, 'mid to On
,t•etett. ai , posed to public sale at the 1..01111 11.. U-••
u.lue rub t L le, ou Monday the 4144 day ..f Nov.
Lis, t rilled property, VIZ: all the right,
1. t , te-t ..•,•I ~tu :kart, Elliot, .f, in and to a
I.l..tutt s"tuste to Venaitgo townvhtp on the waters of
k t-rvek, hounded southeraterly Ls land ot Win. and
J . f.ttater. tloutherly 1.,) French Creek, we>terly and N
W. by lat.., of .I.oha Bennett and Win. 1 ar.t,er, northerly
and W t. t dud of Calvin Watiniburn, and tasterly by
oth r ....nuoti by defendant, eontautl OK about eight
a.•:•1 to and being the same land which Win
Id tdor••, of Agreement to writo.g n..artng date ..f
the itth dt. .lay Ile?, covenanted to convey to the itaol
defeadat., i all the right title totem.% and claim ot ti
tame ui it. .‘ to another piece of land 4 , untled weyteny
v ' .• I t e de,teritot•til-N W. •n.l n .rtherly by tai.•l
I • sod twutherty anti S. E. by land ot B.
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saw in • , atlnuil theteon with all the pi - lett:gee and
rakeu at the quits of Bahhit ketio and
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ne right title interest and claim of Ardhibald
II • : in and to the following described F01.,e o f
iall , l •ilu 6., • Ilarborcreek township and bounded as fol
.es. I the Reserve lands, south James Brat!
si , I o •1 hy Conrad Brown, containing 63 acres anti 41
-. :.xi mg erected thereon a frame !loupe, train.
itarn and oia i out buildings. Taken at the suits of lt.a a e
p i .• en. and Z. Sanford d so.
Id the right title Maryut and daub of Perry C
Prcs , on .n and to the following described piece of land
,u %wily township and bounded on the north by
Win k It .0.t..1.0n; east by land of the south
.1 ',el 1.1 - Baldwin and Row and on the weal by land
„, h It tiltama; containing I.A/ acres of loud, about
ann.'s .1 which are improved and on which are greeted two
tram, dwelling bons,. and one frame barn. Taken at the
sorts o f Elijah Ediel, and James James use of J F Gleason
~nd else L P Plunney use of Ira P Glelron
.140, All the right title into sad drum of John It
Wett.ell of in and to the f-llowtaig deiced., t piece otl laud
t t tiaale is Ventutgo township aslslbilanded is inflow. Be
cloning et • post the N 14 comer of • pier, ' ~ f laud sold h y
J o hn B Wetsell to 11 W Wll.7oy:tan tract N„. 24, th en , e
north by the reaolue of the tract 107 perches to a poet.
thence east by residue of tract Ifl3 perches to a post; thence
i ,„ ni i t by land of it Weeks 111$ pored'," to a post: thence
west by the north line of the nu acre, to ld to ti W m•co,
lfJ percher t o the place of beginning; containing lUS acres
and 1:s1 ',reties 'sod and allowance: about buy acres ..f
wive!' afik.ituproved and hating erected thereon a house
and barn; taxen at the suits of Roger Bissell and Taw
J•,ne, Bullock 1 co.
Ai.", all the right, tttle, interest and claim of Nelson K.
Wells of, in and to the the following des, nbed piety of
hand situate in Washington township, had boahlod North
by hied et klarshall Tuner, out by laird of 8. Quip, tout►
by had of L. D. @bassi awl moo by Ow *do ♦ Ms.
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Withs by L D. Sherman take, qf J. J. Compton.
Ale , : All the Tight t tie, interim and
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.r—tionthby N. S Rouse and neat
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everted thereon a large frame house en I (*ram,
ea a tavern eland, an Aber bounded numb a,
by Sidney Rowdy, .oath by the 'no
(iirard cad Mead•ille r coma”, o, y
of lend. another bounded north by .1,
NuN. obfannn• •so.itri by a lan, and „
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asibthor bounded north by ,
bJ oebrge Anderson and u.
acre. Vale' Of .en, 111.110 1110,.t. •
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containing half an acre of land ra , •
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111 the r,g1.1, tuile, interest ai,l
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do.erilied piece of land •itu•t ,
bustuded and described an
re niglioay ur public road leading a
111,0,n, east and south by lands
and west by lands of Francis Handal ,
fourths of as sere of land, more or les
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