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_ From the itaity News.
' I (I Wis learn, an perhaps most of our readers have,i
I thot a petition has been filed in the proper 4.ffioe Tin CAUBB OP EMBARRASOKENT.—Our friend
lon the part of A. A CRAM, Eaq , and others, for . of the Erie (onstitition, in disowning the gees.
, th e purpose of contesting Gen Killpatrick's eke- ! tion of municipal subscriptions toil road Cotn-
SAT ur.l ) A V MO RNi \'l;. OCT 27, 1555. l,
don as Sheriff. The grounds upon which Mr C.. pantos, quote* the following parsgWpb from the
"UNDER Wit (CV !i:-.6 ' —We !should really
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1 claims the office to which the people have elected l'athlir Lo-dwor, of this city, as an argument
like to bare. "our I! 1 • 116 Cir round the corner," another ale, if we are Dot misinformed, for we' against such subscriptions:
,
have not seen the bill, substantially these: to
or , p q ii i ii7d ti .i r p . i y a ltr.
Cie s2r aor o . oo tui ttil es lati v i i ta d vi er th a e &ne e ilsa debt
tall us under what 13/4 he expects to fight the
ant P res identi a l ciection A short time since Eric the electi.m was held in the oldeourt House , si.es owned by the asonteitssitty This is but the proem,-
' nor to wary other suits who'll *tit Involve the taii•payers
instead of the nPtc; and in the townsllip i
a meeting was hell is Baff.ll‘.), oomposed of tbe O f , to expenses to en enormous amount."
old straight out Whigs--such, forlitistanor, 0 i Fairview •he election Board commenced to count! With ou t a t a ll d es igning to interfere in the
ifit-Goe. Hunt—Wuigs opposed 4, fusion, to off the %ores before the pOll4 were closed The',di, euss io ns in which the Constitution is engaged,
Sepublicanisuz, and übconnected "with any se-
rea , ..icr will at once see that both these points are t it i s proper that we should sustain the kit pisee,
rent political organization." Tata meeting, the i m ere t , :chrticalities. It is not claimed that there that this paragraph does not state the truth, and
Gampus last week told us, was a meeting after it 9 Ift '..' eily illegal votes cast for the successful can that in the secemi place, that what is justly es
own heart, and it expressed a deeds: t , see at didate, or other outrages perpetrated upon the' hiemeil as a truly eniturrassiog state of the city
sanctity ~f the ballot.bos to secure his election
Oro proper time a si.niL3r 2‘..11 , 2.ring iu Erie We ' tin:moss, has no ronnertiost whatever witA the
thought chit was about ritit We thought our ilt is n-A pretended that tilt, election was hold et ' /c . 0./read sularriptiota of our city, and that her
old opponent hid pot b,:s on to the k.:d w i„., l a 13 ,, ise, or place, where it W 54 never held 64 'rei : ree,ent condition in this regard is not itifilansced
platter=
again;
and t i
,: i. .. ~.. , ` u .„,,. ~,. „,.. u 1, .1- that at,' body's rights 54 511 Plelq..r were in• tt the Xylttest degree by the fact of her being a
not have to chase 1: t.: • 1: - .•,r; :, ~-: ~t` It •` , y ,, - Jur,i by 'h :,,iiti l r, the Piet t.n where it was 14(.1..1 r,,,,, holder of Railroad sentrietes.
liesnism,OT upt , ,,_ :. • ...r ..ft.' ..15. ';';. ,, r6 ' But it 1- .21.timeri, that th. • law 14,t s that the elec It will nto require two millions of dollars to
But this week, .3... r. i t... .:, -, .3:1.i.i.k..3 us:: c ‘m.. ''' 4l 'Li'''. l ie I " Id ' tI" t' • 1 " }-I "us'' in End., ! pay the II )atlng debt of our city, which is now
over the sp,i .. '.2 Ce'•/_- , tc . e. J r , lrll .v, i 1 ' "' .l '1 " •"' IL.• `-' '"n'Y "s built a new one and : repres , .nted, for the most part, by warrants on
tell s us th s r r 1 d' . ..fc 1: !':" D .a •':.v ~ — it ? ~'t '
=' J : ...id, tti , ' , 1,1 is ID, iougur a (' , Jurt H•tuce, the treasury, amounting to something over six
i.' ' '
call us "10.',,f.)..335 . at :y m re —•':i , : , 7 f ' .... , . , ‘,l '" ' •" ''' '''' I"'' 'l' ''''"u `h wits have he'll held hundred thousand dollars. It is doubtless true,
shadows nr ul• re Cuts L:rr, - ..: . . I:, l : ,;,- '' *"" '"' N IS, w' "' 'n" : '"*.''': the P 4 g" 9 "f 11„t tn.! requirements for the remaining portion
way, and 1..) k ia g la ;,,- 1. 1 1-.. r ; .z o I. le p. •,:.:- 1 :- , •*kr-u , and G , I:L, awl J.,,z tiet .n, and .".',frry, of tlo , fi..cal year, will amount to the sum stated;
dark stand point," it ~.,•_,;_.
~..,, 7 . , i,n - muc ,,,, .:3.1 tt,.. -.1..:, ,um ...ti.or Ant. ;•• ~r •r wt,t,4l the to• nit when the regular assets are deducted, the
that it has hon.)r.d tm c.. ',;. ~i , ....„ , ~,, f r 11 , :t.,,.t rlilty tenetit r.• p ,:-.., iti , l 4 bout which 4to• , ont or d• Diu is reduced to from ten to twelve!
EnIE, PA
freedom nod it, Naluo ,11. r,, •
this imp(Jrtant end, it that a , t,
sanative party, emhraz.t): •, • R •
want of the N'lrth, u e/it , t r ' n
tbs horizon t 3 tt. at, I - . It au
iattisation be effected oil an t
daring basis, its best curl; - • • r , vt.3 f
111100302 i. " In other sr ,, rie, r f fr-In
being as anxious chi: week n.
a meeting of etrsign.
lion, oppose," to secret p Ch.. 4 • •,! 1'1,0.1••,
mid above all, 1 R
01111 movement, just a luFl
manta oppJaeci co the Detnocr;,,:,
sear of hops it can see al.)ve
that is the Gazetze's
that it may as well ice 4 hd
its last week's 1».,t10n, :jr s i.h h " I
never take place
- Are 11.7 f R •p•I`):• „A+,
Candidates • r C c': aye t (441,
thin because the .
late eleotlon, in Si lc v
*acuity, the landl - ri ^f F .
eloted—wilo , q it has been cu' ..'n
eleotion, and where it was advert! ~ 1 r, , ..1
as usual, refined to )pen his bon , ?, f , r .I.ee
modation of the offi'.'s , n
seventy-five dotinra t •;.r
and sent two nsi;es n tli a:a) , ttt
etatioaed in the puh.lc nr,.l .0 sr
the voting of ti' toter p N r ,t
there are any defeafed R•eu!i•-•.:n C
Cheater Clarity, 3. it ?9 ,rtu tt oy
conduct on the par: c. tao rnir,rl.23r of tlin • 301:
Tavern," wi!: then, ai w tt.
annli," and contest the ,:,2c-.ln
111 b, The co.)} e :Ist tA T 'c thr Kirov No
thing osad...lt:c : • 3 e air -F fit ab-ci
of two biradropi an! f.f.y • rc:c.i. ye• ter
were respectat.,c =len we .)...uirt:',t air wzfi be el.—_ted.—
trees det,4:42,
,4fil ifbY • , .P
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"an •tt r
votes,
thought he Nr I
of witat the Anteri:fin
iNDIASA ELi-C1 lon —‘ l 72 Lotvc returns fr , m
thirty•eight c 1:i, I;,aa., giving an a;-
grepte ThAnucr.4tic up7,,ri:y of 5.166
same coun f, s 1r Esc. (x i n. (in
jority for the fu.5,,.2 Tye
thinks the D.trl
will be 20,00:1, L
majority. T flt fIIN'TP,' 'c;.? , 3.3, or .0
round ap.mbers, ca'l ir
ONE DEMOCRAT EYDI ;ECU ; seiriom
We NO an cpposinan r Lp.:•r :0, L, :; •
oommencl the mi - ••,-s,ie, and f•ffL: 1,••r
Democratic G •c• rcdn., or ether p.AL1,...
arias, that when su a rl,^ does c‘f.i our
observation we feel in d.ry Mused to "m , ke
Dote of it." Thu 1 - 'l:c-burgh Juurrini srvi ; ;A i n
this wise of Glv.JowirsoN, of T cps ,
TERNISSEE.-^-0:1 0 th•• m-.‘st dieftej. r••
and btudneas like dncutnnn wo hd - io ~;•.
many a day is the late :nes .A.ze G•:••ver-l•
nu of Tenneesco. W • rr. •t L, •
but it looks honegt and r„ z.• • • L
mita the financial con ;it n •••
plain sentences and p'cliner 11,71•. r• St * :.;rll
we learn that the C mm r,, Wl.'
amount of 88,992,836. in ..
for bonds I , •sc• •i ! • I 7-
amount of $4,75'..!.000, •
timate preal nt
$2,5.44,827 S
stook of the • •
Union Bank. an B' 4 •
see and Georgia L , 3:l•,d,',L•L a LLaf
flnanc.ial oondlt lon
TlLl7l.—The, s p,p r tL
baa taken infinite :n K I. .x•
Nothingittn, says Hite ;:,:c Iv,- p-wer
of that party Its career c sc"--.'.
over. It could not, in naturi . c,f,•%. tits,
have lived long, but thn roe, nt eive'om qudietily
washed it Sam, the m. ,- Ini. , trer. fight, no more;
he is a dead cock in th , .it It then,
in view of the defeat and 1 th,
Nothing party, to heat its f•w NiuL.lging org-ins
threatening vengeance away oft In 1..0. f,l'.ur
against the strong old Dorn . -t-rmic p.,r7:- I. , 1 re
repeatedly assured that nt xr- vimr, exp Pet
• direful visitat;;ri from the rcLu.^iatid f tenon
that we have just prostrat. d bra.
alibis what is alwayp to be looked for from the
nraipped bully. It is a rain at etur.• to bide
their nortification W, ,an hear ft a:l without
either apprehension or ann , yance. S. long as
the threatened venzeance Is till the
bat year, and the next year e..n hear
it saiDoenoed with TYq.f. , -• compl..erryy
Menu ran CoaN —The Elin,i , os of Chau -
tempi County atninatt4l Se/den Marvin, Et.q.,
el Ripley, for County Ju Ige The mane 'day
be was nominated by the becaoerats, and the
Fredonia Censor say that he appeared in the last
asaked Convention and repudiated the Hintioo
110eallati011, avowing himself a th)rutigh going
leanscrar. Mr. M. was formerly a whip; but .
s ea go fusion, and he denounces the Ilindoce,
Straws show!
2116, One of the religions papere has an article
N she bateau of life inlarance to elergyuma.—
It asp: ulire have heard of congregations who
hare presented their minister wan a tomb; a life
insuesse• policy, it strikes us, itoold be s trick
nos isssptsbte sift." iiieneible, to say the keen
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Wtli2h WCTr t, coal 11 IT v100'0,1116 at the hoUre
::9w J.;nn J uttle..!
tho. pater. ;If eiectlou ;n the borough
.4 Erie a ti,ir ;1; n•itb•Ar Wa4 It by the act
of Feb 10, 1 ), borougt, !too two
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Z* , ^ P er•urp ,
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11 , r , :ern her•• the e.eetion um.;
h. :d .41 the tlr :re p: designated The
;ecti n I,haii b. 1,. Id, tile wet s.,As at -the Court
house —the ptae- where tue Curt was then
h2:(1; the butkitnk: in whin!) the ('.art then ni..t
to Yansnet onsiti,ss And azsin. th, art further
sh-or 6 that It Ws , . trait parztular wt) , •re the
,•,retlr. acre iu t..eet. t!,'\ had be-
t , re ( 4 /, - 4 dic41.1..0 -f k‘Arkl , , by (14
c'ariniz that tile ••••loot •r= if ,-.101 ,•+: said wards
nu.l, ol •,, at the C -In il it " n tb ::;•1 Friday
of 711a),..1 uf;cr the pia-a t :. ..1;1.4t net Now,
as the :.:-, ow, un l Bra •k, an 1 Firn•wr, out of
which the New Court Iluu4e ,•; Dui LC, were all,
mnst prnbnbly, in tlw quarry, the clay pit, and
tn.' w••-•d4—and ;0 tiw gr •und up :II whiLl that
t c‘
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-truetur^ now Flan& w.o i wn rour•od by thu
County Prisou- 1. i t I n , strettlling it •th law and
c .11MOB F. I.l a ;2;•44•41 •i• 1 to SIV i Irit t 1,12 t lee.
',. u 0 1 ,11.111 har•• 6, en h lin tit, %ow building
.„-; •••1 i the on, r f , rrt• re .0 .;;_i thc acts re
la. oz ; • c.ection. iu th. twroion (ii-triet?
81: et eu if re ha : I, a f,eanical slip in
the oirerion : ti , ti the preposter
fMr (' 'l.l tLt pebple
bavo -a.l would fare no bet
the ruling of (2.aurt-i in former con
te•rr.l 1 . 1 ,, i r.r il3mZ ine-, the follow
ing w(41'..1 io -liut .11 the 'plea of eoutesting
ii for more flaeraut Irrtgularities than that
.5 L . t t.l haVe t.INt trl. , ; 3('''n FairVJOW:
.•1„ 411'.o.r,trr.s in roncluctiogan
e).- t, , not floyl•rittit theC.*r le requir
,,, • „„, nn , z? ,gray I
drhey ate
aro Dot to 4.1,,,r 14, et: /, 0.- , zroae
«,•••• •.%p tol.'nor . .1....0ttS to/ .1., .1,4-I,
r..t prntont. ,
macertamuu..,, will is
Se, , •ettt • CIS.% PLUVOM.
Here it i.- ruled as law th.t t;ie ..plitilar will"
14 aot at naught "t/ot'SlIS.3 ui 4 , Picte slip
to the ni•uor details" of an eleetiiin: rush a' that
in w, or that in Er.e. admitting the hatter
to hen slip at all ln crew of the above factit,
and :h.• w governing the we nitfist pro:est
agairi.-t the undue lever int.) W1.111.:1 mane ~1 •he
tri,n is of Gen Killnatrick have worked them
,e;:es. There is u' necisa4ity fir it; non- w bat
r Tho whole matter must be decided in a
legal manner; and however much we may ques
tion a man's Ripultlicanitan who din- attempt., to
take advantaee of techniealitica to defeat the
'popular trill," which is the ,rery foundation of
genuine republicanism, we have no moral right
to deny 11.1122_ that privilege, or hold him up to
persona/ odium or reprqtich for exercising it
lie conaisteucy as a "republican," and as the
candidate of "ropuhlirans," we have a right to
canvaas; but the legal right accorded to every cit
izen to contest an election is beyond our control.
And the right to decide the case is beyond our
c ontrol, too! It is vested in the Court, and the
Curt is bound, in making up its verdict, to look
both at the laws we have quoted, and at the de
cisions governing the case!
MIL, An Ohio paper brags that three of the
Smith family have been elected to the Legisla
ture in that State; but we ean't see what then
4 in that to brag about, for Pesasylyania seeds
an equal number. There is Smith of Allegbeen
Smith of Cambria; Smith of the City; besides
not a few who would have bees elected if they
had got voteseaough. Great funk, these South,.
IS- Bower rosary has produeed % yew% in
eat, who is rowed 1111 as estreorthaory endue
ity. as ie s bO *me years eld is Julie tut,
and weighs 103 Ohne feet two illeillel is
Weis, sad amoicose 46 iodise mound •
diug. He bas goes *Few Yak kr esbibiliss.
•au•d f )unts
s Vi'• U trug'st.
/u seli4P, a1“1 1:
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It tile el..et.•r-
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I,:uulred ihowiawl dollars
Ev , ry intelkent wan is Philadelphia knows
Una:T.44l/1S the cause of this deficit; it arises l
r). ly floin a mistaken dial" on the part
old Caisticitt, which in 1w to make
t att,mpt to pay the 19 Atiog debt of Cu,. old dis
tr of the taxes and other current receipti
~ t tl i:JELtolidated City The deficit arises from
no extravagance on the part of the old or the pre.
alt;nt 12 , oLitiel IP, nor is in bite sleghirst degree ant.
nerd Fr ith I'ity's railroad subscription'.
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The lay for municipal subscriptions to railroad
companies has probably passed by; the necessity
IL few years since, existed for the 'waking
eC th,to, has also passed away. Where they hat, ".
• n m ,?r, sites has:- in most caso-s ac, onsplished
“toport,tut resulU. Wish es, such is emiroast.
rite cusp, unit it is cl source qf sincere yraltfi- •
rur,. , n 011 r :rout, to know, that by lA. loan of
to , it . y% .•, eds, to intrortatit trorkt of public -
U', the prospects of tote peopl e A a r., lees
ode ,) , / , •••1 elm& to the extent of a yts•trtrr cf,l
• ntro . y without these improversseists Philadelphia
although disgraced by the conduct of a porno's of
r runcilmen, is by no means a bankrupt e,ir
Ir.il loll; but 14, notwithstanding her temporary
kto r.i.outients, which are well understood her, ,
• ••,,,omi as, any city in the Unit). better deli
h s• r to prospeet for her, and. wi ,•innot
inerwise than that if the tutoority to
• onc,i, tail t 1 c.ussa to their senses before the
u, > t election, the people will then take the nvit
tcr into their own and bid all such rttiru
• unfaithful au I unworthy servants,
_,i. _ _____
- Now yips, tell the what is humlnisr is."
rrl•I•e t p.p.. "et. MIAOW' protsn , ll to be very fond of
puts no isittoos on my shirt till reminded or It e
itotsn tz nst " 44,iser definit io n that, still there's OUCDO
t ruli, In it
W Olt the above from the Trite Americas for
the purpose of saying that is is s capital Walla's.
tion of domestic "humbug;" and then to add tit
i t a of political .4bunihng." About election
titn.• the Tray "nretends !n low v,ry
button.. Liu all the "dear people's" shirts; it tells
thoy are honest, fearless, unbought free
that the, "rum power" can't seduce them,
that the "slave power" can't frighten them; and
clot: in their hands Repuidioanism is safe, and
the death of "old fooisin" certain'. The votes,
however, are counted, but they don't count up
jo..t as the rt.*" American expected; and then
It changes its tune in this wise:
-r , l e hen truly 01•1,i that 'oleotions, now-sr-tiays, tern
h t ays ' .11[•,tiri encitizti will carry any measure
t . IIOUIOI 10 /tilt UllO post graceless of desperados;.
for • ipi• isty of rus.a, mach mon khaki their lore of prinei
sn I ILIWAlity, govern their aetions on *bunion day.-
Th , tt's what we call political "humbug;" sad
ch • writer a specimen of the spurious "Rcpubli
earl '' The genuine trusts the people. If
are wrong one year, ho don't tell them %hot
tii iir "cupidity, much more than their love of
principle and morality governs their actions on
el rti.,a day;" no indeed; he says the "sober
second thought of the people is always right, and
ever efficient." That's ttio difference between
the "humbug" and the genuine.
Feet.—The National Inielligencer, in speak
ing ,f the causes which have oonspired to give the
Democratic party success, remarks that "the
friends of temperance every where ought by this
time to be convinced that laws may be enacted
on the subject of the sale of liquors which cannot
be enforced. The results of the elections in eve
ry State where the question has been tested have
demonstrated beyond a doubt that even temper
ate men will revolt at unreasonable and arbitrary
restraints upon the appetite. The I)emoi:lratis
have been fortunate enough to take the popular
side of the question, and have greatly profited
by it. It truth, they are a lucky party. They
generally get the benefit of all outside issues,
and, when in a tottering condition, are frequent
ly sot upon their legs by the indiscretions of their
rsarios. How large a per outage of their
itiaj..rities in Maine and Pennylvania may be aa-
Cri(ll`.l ti' the hostility of the rotors to any legis
liir;ve restrietions upon their habitaand appetites
it t. scarcely worth while now to inquire. It is
en ,, n ) .;l that the paralyzed lug been galvanised,
and ;h4t new vitality his been imparted to what
a year ago was quite a feeble organisation."—
Trutt enough, "it is not worth while to enquire;"
the feet is self evident that the rights of the pet).
plu are only safe in the 'hands of the Democrats,
and ti.-use, when our opponents have run
ship of State upon the rocks and quick sands of
esperiinPnt, the people turn to that party u the
ark of safety. And they aro never disappointed!
gso- The people of Connecticut have ratified
an ami-cam , mt to their Constitution, which re
quir_,s that "every person - shsll be able to read
any artide-of its constitution, or any section of
its statutes," before he can exercise the elective
franchise in that State. It is estimated that this
amendment, which goes into immediate effect,
will disfranchise one in nearly every two hun
dred inhabitants in Connecticut.
tar At Xillwaakie oo the 18th, a Genus
named JAI/farrier, who bad deposited mosey
is the Germania bask 'MA bad failed, west to
the eschew dies of H. C. Admits, sad dissead
ed hi. mosey. The mower being that the assent
of the beak were ao lager wades kis oeativi, the
Oeraa drew a pisterWaii, as lir. Adam was
about eitimiewiriag frees the room, shot Ms is
the voiis sad Grid a sewed shot ak wither pat.
Imam la the. raw Tim the musikal walhoi
into a*ha* 1/11014 kw the mean w
anus Xt. asil a tie 18*
111, TOIL*.
Orrftelpeolime• of U. iris 111116~.
Nam Teas, Ostelier n,
Lowe in fetters! Broadway ht festal s•Gruus
Pan is desdl asd Pilaus spitirodine has suss up
in a balloon."
Tae latest sensation is Gotham is the dimwits
los of the "Grand Order a Reereation," other
wise eallai the "Free Love Union." The other
fight the Police of the Sth and the 14th Wards
ezbibited a new spasm of vigiletioe by s.a
dos into the meetings of this society, and as u
reic of some of its leaders, *Moog other., of the
wad knows Albert Brisbane. On Monday even
ing, the 16 inst., the rooms of the Assoeiation
were crowded by an assemblage of many of the
most beautiful ladies of the concern, and many
of oar promitient citizens, political sad literary,
who were no Amin present merely from curiosity.
The Editorial corps of the Times and Tribaae
were especially well represented. Abort ten
o'clock, P. 31.,a prominent Beata/oriel °such-
date sod a moustached prospective Amesobly
man, the cue meet on essay, and the other a
writer of tales,delivered themselves of pent up
eloqueoce. Tin consequence was as indefinite
amount of cheers and the uproarious and endorse
ment of the American ticket. Au indignant
Vourierite proelauned that the übiquitous and all
powerful "Order of the Tempters" had taken
posse.sioti of the meeting. The ladies vantahed
and the dance languished A faint dieettesion
about the "centre of the periphery," of Fissions t
attraction, oontinued in some secluded tiorners,
but the "Templar*" wined to "have it," and the
meeting otij turned. The next day the reams,.
and the Express upend their heavy guns againet
"Free Lice." Couaetuently the Police on Tur4-
day night were called in to assist, and therefor .
Love was put in the lit/ides House, and Broad
way is in tears. No farther meeting wilt be held
until the advent of Brigham Young.
During the week we have had au exhibition of
the "Dark Lantern" in the Park. A Know No
thing mass meeting was held on Wednesday
eseuing, but the maims would'nt come out.—
From the Express we extract the most imprwtaut
rein That very "fret" sheet states that it was
a "most. numerous meeting," that a live emit, was
"an amusing ineideut," and that a certain Col
May made a speech t "atsy the infatuation" of
the multitude The procession dwindled dove'
to nothing. We opine the this is the last kink
of "Sam " Where', Cape. Toni.' and where is
Brooks, the next Goveenor of the Empire *ate?
K. ne: Wait for the wagon."
['he Reformers have been galvanized into life
for the last time, and save nominated a ticket,
vatip seol of about an equal number of IV h;gs
awl Democrats Old Pete' Cooper, as penal, was
alma,• the cat's paw: Low often go,xl hearts oc
cupy soft heads.
The most anceessaul literary effort of the day
ii the Ili.,graphy of George Lsw It is diatribu•
test
. yriitis at every ciiiity Fair, at every Know
Nothing °outwit, and teen esurps the posts of
the railway cars. If the Presidency is to be giv
en out by contract to the lowest George
will be the man.
The Temperance folks have nit yet made their
nominations. They ..via the Republicans are
alp iut the last in the tied. They have it chance
to make a pole long toough to knock thi p, Jim
batteries of New Vi.rit send
fire'each move of the operators is worth noting.
A straight uut Whig Butte Convention is to
assemble iu this city on to-morrow. The
prontable result will be merely the end o rs e ment
of the American State irtcket.
The exposure of Mayor Wood's contract fur
raising the ship "Joseph Walker," has been but
the beginning of a series of disclosures. Indict
ments which create much triciteatent at home
and abroad. The Mayor hem obtained the intictr
meat of half a dozen city officials, and per row
era, Alderman Herrick is publishing, in the Sun.
day Atlas, a sort of biography of the Mayor tin
der the title of "Recants of Rascality." Both
parties are exceedingly bitter. It is well for
on to remember that a very small awn of
money will purchase an affidavit upon whieb
charges may be preferred against almost any
Man in public station It is prlbable that nei
ther party is as corrupt as they are charged to
be.
Rachel is going to Budossest week and Mons.
R a phael F.liz will bast as opportunity to coin
swam in a new field, asd profit by the loesem he
has reeeived here. Hit popearity weds an air
ing, and would itsprore doubtless, by a vibit
"down East." E 111 E. -
sm. Fifteen thonean4 Otrrmium have, it iE said.
left Hamburg, Germany, for the ahore4 of Tet
a& They are expected to arrive at Indianola
within the next month ar two. All. Cheat Ger
mans are, of oouree, of the same *tripe with those
who have preeede4 titan to the same quarter—.
Ab Wonder if they intend to make
a Free German State mit of Te.ra4
an_ Some patriotic ladies are 4indesvoring to
rai*: funds to purchase Mount Vernon. Nearly
deVeUty thousand dollars dollars have been sub
meribed for the purchase. The purpose is, to
keep the apt where Waebington was born es•
empt from the liability of being turned into
town lots. - •
aft. One of the most distinguished pictures of
New York Boeiety is exhibited in the daily news
paper reports of ►t city of the doings of an as
eoeiatiou called the Free Lore League. From
the revelations given, it is not niroesearl to Igo to
Salt Dike to find heastial sensuality figuring
under specious and plausible names.
em. Mayor Wood, of .Notv York, has 'eat baek,
is the same vessel which brought them over, to
the Grand Duehy of Meehlimberrgh, a number of
criminals, who had been scot hither as honest
emigrants.
This
he
Treaty.
Notwitbstuding the mash talked of treaty
between the United State. government and the
Empire of J apan—p ur p n tin to offer eget tuil
hies for trade, sad a new channel for eminent.,
and a market for American manufactures, after VP MP
all, tho , w h ole thin . has antimata4 to not hi n , aA II uNLIII IN Grimm...gm—Captain Har
mon, than bark The Gamow o f s o w s b e ; stein and his company, of the Relief lispedition,
wand a prodaamtim, domes the Ar i d o f says the New York Evening Roil, had an es•
Americana to mod e i n J ninsn ." j os s i n L A of astatine, girl dine at Disco. They were wait.
shim . * or &wrest. b y : this prosholat i an, el upon promptly by the fairest ladies of the
the authorities of Japan are, is feat, repudiating Pace! whom tlte,f entertained in the moat ea
gle wool as oosimmite a 6s, Commodore p erry, eeptable style with batter and cranberry mice,
sent oat by President amen. Th e var i ous with which it seemed difficult to satisfy theme
IforinipeanAporrus bum slim y s es i g a d e d t rea ti es Wiles they had setae all they Goul d ! they
with the Fanierar of a:pan—bin sh e isms bare kilted the wilkow hi the daces, in which they
not es yes b ees p I 1 101 %h o d $0 she Walla n SOW expel. The Aeon es; that they bad never seen
residue to be gets, what, G omm this y a w s ' better &seers is thew lives than these Diego
Chagrining will= We hope this the belled, and, whet- is sore tranderfild, they were
, a 1 w ee n b e asime d e i s patted: froslisir with the Polka, the Ritihsk
, ... 5e1a y.„........ -- i: — . and all the awl fithiossitle dosses of &rasp&
se i enuel ...'" , ;: sky iX ess - i ti' l ie' The Wet elrmaisiesom pry Is seomutted for by
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EiES
Lunatic Hospital, Harrisburg
,arum ter Lair Isiu i"..t.oacer.;
During the recent trip te Ilarrp.burg, we paid
a visit to the renusylittuis, jute Lenstie
Huepi
ilt It was our brst visit to tins institution,
acid fur the pulite attention shown U 4, by Dr
Jones, the present gentlemanly As.ustant Physi.
cum, we feel under many I,bioritt. , u, We were
taken into every apartment of the extensive
buildings—the rooms of the patients, dining-I
rooms, baking-room, wash./imise, Library, Ste
In taking a cursory view of the institution and I
inmates, we felt a degree of pin, mingled with
pleasure—pain at seeing so many uufortunate
follow-beings laboring wider the great sod dis
tressiug calamity, dethronetneut of reason; plea
sure to nouns the tender care that bestowed
upon the patients. Eseirythiug in sod about
the /04ULUUuti is clean and coinfe-table, sod no
efforts tire spared on the part r.i i ts e fficient of.
*Won Will WOW' litChlitt-et. 'good roo d, Per
exercise, and a simple course of nelicine, are
scene of the means resorted to by the officers to
restore to the patients their former reason.—
Nearly every week patients are arriving at the
iostitatron from all quarters of our State, and
panthers are being discharged, some entirely re
stored, others improved.
It is at once a novel and most distressing sight
to look at the patients, in their apartments, and
mark the various degrees of insanity with which
they are afflicted. We first entered the male
apartment, and no sooner had wo set foot in it
than three of the patients approached us. One of
them shook our band very eordially,appeared
happy se a lord, and bade us welcome:lto his
mansion; another (an incessant tiaker,) planed
his cold bony hand on our ehouldei* and wanta
to tell us all about his troablos; the third had a
wild, devil-like etpearanee and we °oinke d
felt a chill pass over ns when he jerked oar arm
and demanded "a chew of tobaeui " On the im
pales elf the moment we were about to grav his
request, when Dr. Jones (iehe ecoornpaniWoas,)
shook bis,head, and we had to deny the poor fel.
low htii what. Tubaoco, we believe, is not allow.
ed to the patients. .* - After a little parley, we get
Clear of the three patients at the door We pro
ceeded on, what a melancholy sight. Here was
a poor fellow-ereate-re on his knees at prayer— ,
•L few feet from him was another in the very
highest state et glee—farther on could be ?.sevu
a young, intelligent looking man, his hands
folded uu his breast, uttering the twist dreadful
oaths. Before his deragement he had been very
pious. Then again a large uumber presented the
saddest picture of melancholy—others again
looked at us with a vacant stare, and made all
sorts of ugly faces. They were idiot/4.
Preto the male we lamed to the female apart
ment. Here, too, we were uiet at siuktliteetittold
by a smiling little crazy girl, apparently . bas over
ten years of age. She took our hand, looked up
in our /See, and smiled sweetly. Scarlet fever
was the cause of her derangement. Oahe fa im
proving rapidly, and no doubt will be entirely
restored before long. In the large parlor or
sitting room a number of patient were at work,
sewing, knitting, ate. As in the male depart
ment, various grades of insanity are at once no.
tieed. The deepest distress was depicted in the
faces of most of the patients. Some, however,
appeared cheerful, and to all appearance, quite
rational. Others,
again, were ranting and scold
ing. A young la dy, some 'IS or 20 years of age,
attracted our attention. She was boadsonse,
and of fine person. Her hair was braided, and
her dress besomieg, and in good taste. She had
no appearance of insanity in her fader eye, and,
gad ere not been tokLee could not have believed
her a patient. When we were ati..ut leaving the
room, however, she eommeneed to laugh most
immoderately, and her eyes rolled as she patted
the room is the greatest excitement. She is an
educated lady, of highly respectably family, bee
improved muelftinw she bail been in the hospital,
and strong hopes are entertained that she will
eutirely mover. liaftquitted love was the cause
of her derangement of mind.
The institution, as we have said, is admirably
eeudneted, and we hope to see mu State Legisla
ture appropriate liberally to its support. The un
fortunate insane deserve our constant sympathy
end aid. Kindness to theeerr creatures will
bare its reward here and here r.
IL Plasm T. liithes.
1784 1679
6749.- 5877
1888 2149
1884 1090
1877 1791
6948 11364
1485 2892
2478 4178
5828 4128
2182 2582
2062 1487
1187' 519
1851 2088
4460 4663'
2154 1508
1409 1018
984 998
1786 984
2015 2091
2899 2880
2081 3021
1487 1882
356 236
1698 2118
2620 2812
.2411 2880
822 609
1997 1398
1196 1920
667 2315
1039 1043
.887 ‘lO2B
5099 .5301
854 1197
1805 2256
b31.)1 2688
3957 3571
2266 2034
85 455
1485 1808
Pit° 1882
1327 :531
V2U7 3578
920 488
3734 2448
1983 1011
1539
28244 25770
614 64
436 634
5012 1175
1481 2050
819 1090
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1594 .1420
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529 791
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1-19745
1'1.281
Sum; Oct. 34.
Tie Betel NailMika sasivoikers
et 9, skis smossfai sail sailed fordo at 18.80 A.
S. for Boston.
From ago mist o( gm the is 'bodging dear
sits.
At Sebastopol satteis are slim.
• Tes ibossatd of the alßsd trop were ea
ploys, In via)* a road from Boilable% to the
allied asp at Sebastopol.
A PrWr%rt riper asides that the Russian
army has bees withdrawn from the plateau on
the north side of Sebastopol towards the heights
of Bobbie sad that only a few d/wands 120 w
garrison the northers forts is the neighborhood
of Nisliolhdf where 4,600 sea are eosentrated.
The Allied fact below (Xenia eonsieterd of S ships
of the hoe lad 27 steamers, and ease to anchor ri.ll2l;iirt: rare Loan/IL — P. ,
for females ,
Bth. taritie. and removin g Obstruet, • ,
The Emperor of Susie- arrived at Odessa 411 westeal so.o too., a. .
Sept 224, bat tot
the
nest day for Niottetieff to
e ir z b ****** an obstruction tes ,, ,.
poems, or any other cataa.,
attend a wawa of vet immediatly to decline, sod tr,‘ ,
Detailed sesame* is the Invalid. de Ranee I beet the tae" of se mee/ e0r ,, 0,0, •
show that the Russian losses for week. previous ;,, r ies.,li tr u , „„ , „l 7 , •
to the fail of Sebastopol were over 512,000 men not from the . riroption n n 'a i turer
comma& deaths by disease. - I coat.. the Pais anti iersrabta
Rations 64 been ordered to t h e De et the for I .. F .7 ll ,,:° d ,r,7tr li z i lio d ... - .:: ) ..7 -- •
50,000 French troops espeeted to arrive at
mater may be y apeed,iv cure'l " "
trta about the end of Oot. I Pnoe SI 00 per box. h., ~, a, 1 , -,
has been or . s T ogh k oievale mad retstit. mit
The As 10-'! oontlageney Iift , JTHER, N. G V,. ‘;
dared to Sbumlst. must 6,. 44tirOtied
A British fleet of five ships bad been sent to , - - _— ______
_. ,
the eoast of Italy, prooeeding first to the Bay of • Ettaliforctisrmtr:s.
Nap's!".
Austria has issued a eirettlu to its represents- ) - _
NOTICE
tires which says, although Prussia is at liberty t
THE Annnal E1...-tion for Oil; -; • \ .
to act aa mieduitor--at present is not a proper time. Erie And E.londoru Pans f•
That the Wisitern Powers must follow up their at ,he „, 15 ,,,., , r tue` , .•• , re...4. j 'ft 1
tie .
advantage as no treaty with Russia will 1 Ja t of N.recntker neat, a , 2
t . A
A ' ..
t ,
made till she is expelled from the Crime's. ' Err o , t. 27.-2t24
Adlit..—Gen. 31ourabieff announivs a success- I - -
TAI. - st AND WINTE .t cA .., r.
ful engagement between the Cossack military 'WI y or Let! si Li.. tro s vre s iot. .
dragoons and some Turkish cavalry and Bashi I J w"'" "di “"ene`• '''' •
g1i.1 , ,, Fi.ti , stun, wooden al • I li
liasouke nearly 3,000 strong. tut cads or produce at en • c., c
The Turks had 400 killed and Ali Pitch,. was IL , : r i, /! , , Ilg o 1 ,1 .1 r rf e y ,. / : o n': 01tru•.nel. A t
my MAAC 14. .. ..
' .
taken prisoner. The Turkish, garrison at Kars w : , t , cluae. sot ..c
was reduced to the greatest extremity TEA.! TEA'' TEN"
I r§: Commence a r il t• c . ..
Omer Pircha was
advancing from Batown to toresn Green •nd It ,r..
Country Merchants. Row: ‘i .., ,
attempt to raise the siege. ;rumbas* by air pit hay. Ir, , c .,
Tau BALTIC.—Tbe Russians were approach- Teas and pricee Wore put, ti., , • . ~
of Tea , cheaper that* ever it ••• •
iug Sweaborg with great activity. goe,oet MI, 145.
Accounts of the bonibardement of Riga state 1 titi O siil:s. ,•5e5,,,,;...,,:..... ----
that the battery at the mouth of the Duns 1 ,,,, ;a b 'gr'iP"'"""" '"* , •
suffered very little, but that at &den was much -FALLiiNTI*INTER FA.':li
injured. Various minor operations were re- TO THE L. 1,1.;- :, •
...,
ported., Mri. L. S Dunn, .S , ,:, ,• .... ;.
Ors Ni.tftic .--I is announced that the Danish i i 1 ,4s receive d her U•nti et •, •
government has invited &lithe marantime powers ' FALL Ass V • _
to unite, the United States included, to meet in i s Welch sips invites the a• 1•, • • •
ULU CCSTOSI.E.R.. A'.,.
Congress at Copenhagen to settle the coercion of Among bar stuckmay k... : cr. •
the Sound Dues. nets awl It-,noel Ribbon.. F:-. .
(}aged.--The ministr has resigned and a t1e,7" . . F"thl" , ` l ' i'. '• ' - -
y
As.iittery rece , na of tae In • , .
new ono was formed. 1.1,0 q..
Washington, UN. 20.
I send you two or three - reliable frets touch
ing much talked of matters.
The next steamer will carry out the American
Government's permission to Mr. Buchanan to
return home immediately.
Sumo months will elapse before his successor
will be apfrinted, and in the meantime the lion
John Appleton of Maine, the present Secretary
of Legation, will be left charge d'allaires.
The British authorities in the country have
certainly committed some errors in their anxiety
to obtain men fa. the Crimes, but instead of
quarreling with Mr. Crimp - ton, mir Government
has sisuply called upon the British Government
fur explanation and an apology, which will un
doubtedly be forthcoming in due time.
Very sad developments, I am sorry to say, are
likely soon to be made in this city, growing out
of the non-settlement of Mr. Webster's estate
PUBLIC b=I:MWO
At a large and euthusiutic meeting of the citi
zens of Erie and adjoining Townships. held at the
()id Court House. in Erie.. Oil the Evening of the
'2otll inst, Capt. JALWILS was chosen Presi
_and J. :Y. Rreil. and Dort. P. I:aulkncr,
. Esqrs.„ Secretaries.
On motion the chair appointed J. R. Cochran.
W. Laird. M. Whallon. J. Sweeney and J. %V.
Douglas', a committee to draft resolutions a:pre+s
ire of apt sense of the meeting.
The committee reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which. on motion, were unanimous
ly adopted.
WHEREAS. The qualified electors of Erie Coun
ty met on the second Tuesday of October, in pur
suance of tiMielaws of this commonweslth, and in
accordance with their rights and privileges as free
men. for the purpose of mi*ing known their wishes
through the medmm of the ballot bar as to the va
rious persona they wished to fill the different offices
ofLae State and bounty :
TSD WH • . they did, by a large majority and
bye decided vote, determined that Gen. Jolts Ki
LL
ra Tama should be Sheriff of the County of Erie,
thereby testifying in an emphatic meaner their re
gent. esteem and confidence in the man, and tbeir
desire that he should esercisethe functions and en
joy the emoluments of said office :
Avo Wuratas. his' opponent, against whom
the people had, in their sovereign capacity, deci
ded. and certain other persons have preferred their
petition to the Court of Quarter Sessions for the
county of Erie. with the view and intention of con
testing and overthrowing said election. upon the
ground of a mere legal technicality. which of itself
is not worthy of serious consideration :
Asp Wexaxia, the old Court Howie, in the city
of Erie. having been the place established by the
laws of the commonwealth for holding the elections
for the said city of Erie. we conceive that it is ti n '
only legal and proper place for holding the said
elections until the law fixes another plane for that
furpose : 'L'herefine,
Resolved. That we look upon this attempt to
contest the election of Sheriff as a high banded an,l
reckless effort to defeat the will of the people as
emphatically expressed through the ballot box.
Resolved. That the people are sovereign, and
the will of the people supreme. and whenever their
wish is sufficiently made known through the ballot
box, it is the duty of all good eititmos to suwnit.
upd they 'who, from motives of gain or personal
considerations or other reasons, would seek to take
advantage of a legal quibble in order to defeat the
expressed 'will of the people are not worthy the ap
pellation of law abiding citizens." and closer% e
the severe censure of every honest man.
Resolved. That in depositing our votes in the
old Court House we complied with the letter and
spirit of the law, and acted in accordance with the
forma prescribed by the set of assembly in all such'
cases made and prescribed, and we cannot conceive
any just or legal remain why the freemen of Erie
city should be deprived of their right to a voice in
the election of County officers. and we most confi
dently believe that the Court. acting upon just and
equitable grounds, will so decide.
Signed by the officers.
LIALLgra MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.—There
serer has boor s discovery numbs is JilossriSi
whereby pals esa too .o quietly allayed, sad whom part.
in a high state of isaasaiaiitia eaa'be se rapidly reduced
to Own oolong Kate, nor arbor* anemia sad sores coo he
so tisoroogitiy sad rapidly howled, nail 4liossysi parts mews -
sol wittiest slider war or defect, than with DALLNY'S
MAGICAL pAly XXTRACTOM.
lu Cour, Monads, Bprain/1 sod Brodopa--oamealitem to
which childroa ore vootaatly ottldoot—the aotiott of the
rouble DALuirs PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever WI
same! How otoeb Pais and daletieg say out Om be
prevented! lforeoret, Life itself fa taloa &peados. sport
timing at hand the tionaine BALLET EXTRACTOR, and
for partieuharo for which I respoenally redo to asy printed
pevepblets, for the troth of which I bold oweoLfroepon•
gage.
No ease of Barns wad Scald, so matter how savers, has
ever yet. in any one Isaias" reslssod the all-powerful,
pain-sabdoing and healing twilit's, of the DALLEY'S
PAW EXTRACTOR.
No Pain Extractor is geottlas noises the boa hits upon
It a Steel Plate Eugravoll Lobs% with the signatures of C.
V. CLICEBN BR A CO. Frolwiotors, wad IIENRY DAL
LEY. wanuGusarer. Pries 25 eeats per boa.
All orders should be adtkeseed to C. Y. Clickostor a co.,
AI Barclay strain, New Torii-
For sale by Bartow It liserwa. Erie. Pa. 3E03
.1 00.—Pessamtarrox.--11. Ms Airesor:—Aak the toiletr
ies high/7 Ismorablo sag well hews thesear or Philo.
dolphis whether ig "Illhostrkp Otr ekes libsamatism,
Noersigia. Homisebe sad Paint et every sew,
whether it Joss art predates as haramilate MINK without
the remotest leitul:—lL Minesseporek is tibuninm , ofth .
Tootiain Dr. Wood. Weed% Inessami P. , 21
=:=l:ery unser; Wresms, I.IW, it.
Drr lasses UNA reed; D. C. neoiao
so, Esq., maws eterimmesails sad Lombard streets, mad
Ave hesdrod whom besides mg Oralse el Wise sod
einhiresserod so 11%7 meshy IlAs_tiewlesas Pule ho
lism lemma ss "De 411relk% ttlriento OIL" Ask an the
sandhi PhOwirt es ja. I win let a WU to As
easel. Ile isms WO le Stet a te
*. It Ems est wife
beg, ear stele row skie am yew nese. TV ih pea that
ge.MINo losaire wishes* vies ma tL
Ass Slew.
hay* trio; irpo T7 thing Ms* to ma I ht, ra
Itiab it inU, and keep lb* bote4 well e,rc
boa t
Pao,. rrlk . IS i, r
39 South Eticl'h vat-.
Tb• !der bottioi aro teo tva. • to •
Wm. A. Bachelor's Bat- br o.
7 1. Deals... To tiv es Whose cc!... ,• ~.-, „,
aloft brooches p.ellet. •nd I Altr larnti ..
I a &bob. paplaltavitt, I here tut huh'', „ 4 ,.
c Ats. esessquesess of deohog in proitoe, , , T . „ i
I theft olio °versa. If by 0e , ,.i..ei, 0,....,,..„ , t .
de o, I eboll oot take emek tme,6l. to et.; 1 - • ~,,,,,,,
Oho Protootion of honest and 4 0,,,, ra40- ..... ,
paints g ortnalors, the ony m it . thr.
a i . „. ~. ,
w_. A.islitebiaor's 'lair li,. I. put tlia ‘,,
i
Ste tau Epgrp•log • w , th Ai* irtglittur'• ~... v
1 op the four sides of tee Box--t 5,;;,,,,, A. bswi,
Broadway, New Turk
Mai • tut sal* by stAiiinat 4 is ibe . i ,
OatoMr 6,18,55
Huvr (moonier AND
Art opened at No
JrYILPII A STERN. r
Uie put,lte that to . , •-•
RICA at tnn area. , piste s••., •
ponuttle rate , The .t t
p,icee and descript.on, t I
' , et , b. Ki.e. •,, ,
W.x.wen and Wtt ..n ,
an well s. l'otat.ea..4l4t
10,e Unlit% lin infiti 'lt frt. , . • • -
fautlite , aanre , y'goonr o,
a. lOor oro ace Other e..at
and aCtiteatttlAtte••a , • r t
bine, coonflent that 1 C.lO '.L
It... Grocery 1, to
Et'ne,tn - t
- _
10 00000 i.••• 4115.:r. • L t.
Erke, rn
Wm
IMPORTIL "ITT° zA a it
•.*b.." I g •
evu.t%.1.1 At..
CORN SHELLS
T 4 . i hts IA t. Ivo I
uoa pr.-pared ID 9I I a
"an tnts ttulN
.1 It,. ..,±la
-I . .tefft
of ifriffawd 11l the (ark th, n
Aeon
till. act. fMn. • • ! • 1..1e •- • •
let In uOt &moils/ , nn Li 1%.
In all u.th ltstS e•:‘
proventent. of thet., n
ea r tuatul• V , at
rhe ••ii.e , cr,ln t , l NI,
NMN=
Wa• hoarded ton +,
the taw Eri:if:v.lk, i
•iui(le Machine
Costicr
Thna ectinths within 0.-
wail which at wor.r
Iroul 411 to 00 bushel. ,
number of rarruer..
am.ll fur their pur Kw. an •
•
The sutnerkbei 1134 .
i n 3 Drag. Prl/111).11hCP•1 • a
rior to anvt'ito; set in ."
HARROW 3:i
=I
Both the above %iv'
tit tea rt few r , hop, .
FOlVlltee 1
tir Ir. +tit_ SE
lITIIAT CAT
QTRA Et, from
aOlnelltne uI N It 1,1
tWu two year old .t r•
mu! White, one I udd
• notch alt ut the
Other mark+ An) ,per ~s. r
Lima lion w herr Iltt, nt
tf hel • 23 •5.l t
Peso: BUG
ITST received a rte., a'ao
./ Rulelnd. Font,H r R
and Jaques Ague
by
k;*.e, Oft. 4d, IS/S
(Fresh Dye ,t.lffs
IDI GO and ‘txdiler of rape- ,
wentof Dye kilDf at ib, Ur
Oft. "A.'SS —0
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las J‘stlo
her next felony
Cfred Dibble Va. Char'. tie
Mary McClure e J t,.1
Vineerlt ft,
Starsatell4sles J 11 So , ••
Bennatt A Eranal re C It,
l'earev ifs Bsos,l. .t
Mve,•naettl et at va. ,
George 11 41
as. 0
C“tit=t.,.ek tea. N E K t
J Jut E‘an•, jr aa, J M
B Balti,tt vs. A ki
Sivaeou Hunt •Ts. E n
Newton d Adams T. Pi - in tar t
Coe* .f KC 1.0 te, Jalkeryi t G
M B le , wry TS, Fraakt n '
J et al vs. Margaret V.
Erie. Oct. 26, „11',',;/
Trial Last. lilt Monday
Chimlutie %. A1i...1
I..w..sisrr ro I) . .
100 Steel vs Puller*. 51...
vlessior licllla vs, K 3,0
P II Of .ver vs, P L 11, , 1
W H Newmann 1 vs. 0 lielsn•y , •1
r se.ti ,vs regu , 66o. ,•6 6,
w W Wallow! 1 vs p lfri't,,,rt
eauve vs. vrtriiikel r..
Tyros iiit,d & Rik .1 , 11‘1111",..1 I
tI Italhett ' v.. A ROG n.. 0
TIIO. Mribairry vo Fret rdo t
T...leLi e tbett VII. Wetm ore 7.
tt Wet v. Eta, lAn.!•• •
H Vaa BMA Ark t.. Vl4•l•Strvt e.
AC bomb v•t. P II 6/I,,er• a
A klectlt vs. NI CAIIIIII
W G 2uumerll •Il• H Rain
rife, & 111 k). Vier. S. !,
Vet. 3, 14.4.
ASSIGNEE'S s A
WILL bs Pold al POI*
Oa Saturday the 27th of Oc
It 10 o'clork, th.
XTY V , M., T I
?Poulin, ou twrty .; :'••t
the RAkirtoul itod t en.l i 10.`11 L
MU acre
PEXCELLE T Br'n
fruit tug alum.
eafi o ha% lad 41 1 fret 3 In-hew rr r..
et landing 1.34 lo an Alley.
Ala. —A ye?) ri4dahle tariff in
&month and t 6 Ord on Mawr-s. • r.•
Also-- k lot out , t, north ride I •'
the Reel •L ,I IL •
rtrect. howl mg. :a o ...01 7 , i Sorb., r
eustoot Fifth .t. .t.
Tido sal., whk percosp . •r 1
Will afford Or b.. opportunity - •
retonortahte prav hat has occurs.
year,,
rt:14.11 , 2 , .-4143•Auth in han3.
twalve, ildhlarn a4l toont)st , or 0 .
Len on the prim . A
maariotta of tha arrnmail lots, ma) 1. •••
..errairrard
4 4L lt, Vt 15.1
--
Aillilioslists Ihr lac:a
N._ °TICE to t rib) pt eta that the ,
1
riot the to lowini f peto t on :., •
Court tiQutert Setratorta to and ~ •
for* 'revue to • 1 % uto., Stiletto , . '
Lelattru. sutler to the C.Ddif tan. ' ~,•
Act of Aseent6l ofl4th Aprtl, ISOo
Erie, Oet. 1, i 55.
/
re tee Heesere (Abe C.ofert of (1,,,,
,gr ite the Como ijr Erie earl Slot
petttona • C. Seigel rut.
he a • • • tinsel). o f the United Ste, •
and coed repot for beauty." 1.
et of any hotel, nth tavern, r e..,; . r'
ter hammer cal*, the*tte or too , '
asouseseetst or Atoohlhe1114" h , " I' '
lidni g j• the oi* of Erie, anti do'',
Erne. He there pray. octet H ...
him * Seem* lion to - , '
Milt Or billtilelli . ItOf or atv. ado,
kW 1•2 1 10 ' awl *airier', I ,
Act .1 dim Aureola/. of ~,- '
17bus* priWeil tbe 14th da t 0 4 Ai'
//i hi dap will war pm/. (
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