MM. Diniti IWO . 1 1:J A'a al
TIENJ F. SLOAN, EDITOR.
&LOAM 6 MOORE, PUBLIBNHNIB
KATI:RDA If 4
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
CANAL COIIIIISIIIIIONICR,
GEORGE SCOTT, Columbia Co.
At DITOL
JACOB FRY, Jr., Montgomery Op.
SI SITE Tort,
TIMOTHY IVES, Potter Co.
Democratic State Central Committee of Penn.
• •o.• ••• • Oral r.muot,• a all inert at Pittsburg,
at 11,. 1) • •.!rl, lia%, at 10 u'clock fo
-n,. 1., rt.,: Iml.ortsol 1113 , 1 ...lll4` a rneral stklal
Topics of the Week
The Meeting el Tose*day Evelio's
Accord:Lig to previous notice a very large meet
ing a tnbled at the old Court 110119 e on Toes
oa, evening It was organized by calling the
Mayor t., chair, and appointing several Vice
i'resi.l. tlis and Seeretarics What the special
~bieet.4 of the convocation were, we are not ad
anal from the tenor of what we hard we
•,u1(1 no: ascertain, further than to give those
7.re.4eut au opporton:ty to listen to the explana-
ti ~f rm:mhe r : pf the Legislature from this
uur. of tlAt. of the passage of
Finney's Lill thrmigh the. Senate and House. 'We
...xi-mooed, from the language of the eall, to hear
me speei6,l remedy suggested—some means
pointed out whereby the supposed evi:s of that
act of L might be avoided; but noth
ing of tbi kind wet our ear. Indeed, were we
called up, o to state what .pecifie object the meet
ing had in view, we• could only answer that agi
tation, without aim, appeared to characterize it
throughout, save the speeches of Messrs. Ball
•tnd Whalion, and that of Judgo Thompson.—
,When wo went in Mr Ball was recounting very
mccinctl) the provess in the Legislsture, and
p.0.-..ige of the Bill complained df iio did
thin in a calm and dispassionate manner, which
we th , ,ught ought to entivince all present that
every thing Nsnible wan done by both himself
and colleague to defeat the bill, and hence the
asper&ions which mane have indulged in against
them were unfounded He closed without sug•
14 ,..iting any coarse of action Mr. Whalion im
metliately followed, and confirmed the statements
.f his oo:leagu-, adding some facts not enumera
t.,l by the previous speaker He, too, set down
without pointing out any remedy Judge Thomp
son followed, and while he indulged in a very
gloomy pioture indeed, because of the passage of
Ow; bill, he impressed upon •-his hearers what
-ensiblo man feels, that the lair as it stands
must bc obeyed lie told them that no matter
by what means the passage of the bill had been
procured, it was the brie, clothed with the official
pAn , ,ply ut the Commonwealth, and hence resist-
WV to et 111114 t not be thought of While we
onnfe,— t In.t. we indulge in no such gloomy antici•
p,tionu w regard to the future of our town as
Judg,•—perhaps because lu - ve on, hope ever,
impiauted de.T within us—we fully concur
woh itialvisiug the people to obey the law.
W.. sr, ,Atistiel that in his case it is the advice
of , ‘no who qympathise•: heartily in their
nt..4 i . hat who is too calm anti judicious
ff if:sp! i. , advi-e the raising of a finger against .
the (!. Itituouvroahh, nJ matter what the provoea
:,,m, .•r Ir w sacred the cause. We wish we
nl 1 M.l) a% much for the discretion and good
- 4se of the gentlemen who followed the Judge
awl closol the performance of the evening. All
of them, while they did not exactly counsel re
sistance, or proclaim their corn readiness to lead
in such a cause, indulged in that strain of re-
,
warki that was well esleulated to induce others
t do•-• , Such eJnduct it doubly reprehensible
40 , 1 we are sati..fie.l will meet the heartily con
;deinnatiou (1 every reflecting man. We can
rest). ct the brave but rash 'llan who, rushing him:
self into danger, calls upon his friends to follow
shi.re hip foe Such an one shows the pu
rity of hip inoty.-• by ht.. disregard of danger;
but the man who trawl.= back, and never puts
his own precions :hrly in jeopardy, or risks a
d tll tr upon the isttio, while he does not hesitate
to urtp• other: t, •l that which he himself will
not att,mpt, is c;tlicr very cowardly or vrry de
praved, and... mice should never he trusted either
as a leader or a counselor No, far better listen
t ) the adtnonitions of such a counselor a Judge
'NomPsos th-tu to the rip-and-tear-b od:
and-thunder boinhatt of those who tear at to
tatters in order to hear theintelves applauded by
the groundhog.: Better far to suffer the
wrongs of even purcha:ed legislation, than to
allow 5-ourselves to be used by the cowardly but
eunning to inkey who stands back, and uses your
fingers to pull hit own hot chestnut.' out of the
embers At least that is our opinion, and it is
funded upon some little experience, for theta it
no profession which designing men attempt to
use as often as that of an Editor.
Pittsburg amid Erie Kama.
The ('rawfnrl Ile trweNt i manifests a nervous
anxiety bust the route of the Pittsburg and
Erie road, which, if we did not sympathise some
what with it, would be truly amusing. It says
"every consideraton of justice, gratitude and
hound policy cl-mands that the French Creek
route should be adopted " 8o far as the " grati-
twit" is cunccrued, we profess to know noth
ing, but we must confess that we are inclined to
WO "mimed policy" is in favor of the Demo
crats route. As that paper justly observes, "by
taking this route the county subscription of
$2011,000 will go into the common fund; and if
Erie county will do what she has promised, be-'
fore two years her citizens will see her harbor
orowded with yowls s *ug coal, lumber and
other products from the ocun tl ea ."--
This would be a " consumniatiecoloet seven by
to be wished for;" and to have it " o h m ' the
railroad companies, and others 'i ta t i n
procuring the passage of Finney's bill, b ut 1
Inuit s
to carry out their promises, and the pro • ,*
of that bill in good faith. Should they show a
disposition to do so, and at the WIN time adopt
s course it conciliation rather than coercion to
wards oar people s it will go far towards inducing
them to "stop their quarrels," and " unite," u
the Democrat suggests * " in building this road.".
To 'this and we trust theinfeenoe of the Demo.
e rya will be exerted, sad tallski end we will take
pleasure in sooparating with it.
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ran skive bete lemilimi -...
The miserable follawersof "Sam" asiltilaa
bo'.' in Philadelphia who refused the das *lb*
pendence gall to the lion. Joins lincriassm,`
a short time since, hays boss rebuked and
coodeanosti. The refusal to allow that distin
frisks& geitionsa the sum eourtsay Wilk' had
boa iholy.taudered to a hundred sialist , WI%
of usositriag his friends in Tadopsadssosonal,
MAY 10,1834.
1 FORS EY. Chairman
Ina maliciously mesa, sinew aml coatoMptible.
But it was worthy of Intow notithegism. It was
worthy of a party of brae polititical and reli
gious intelma?oe. Mr. Buonixtut had jut re.
trod from a high mission is behalf d the gov
ernment of his country, it which he had distin
guished himself. Note withhold from *him the
plaudit of well done. It was eminently fit that
h e should, on first landing be publicly received ;
and it was fit that he should be permitted to meet
his fellow eitisens in Independence Hall. Old
Nick cannot conceal hit cloven foot, however.—
Seek to cover it as he may, it will reveal itself.
In like manlier, know nothingima constantly
exposes its proclivities. It cannot disguise them.
They are bred in the bone. They run in the
blood ; and hence it was peculiarly fit that the
citizens of Philadelphia should, as they did on
Tuesday, wipe out the stigma by wiping cm( its
authors ! For further particulars ne the result
of the election on Tuesday in that city.
Pretlideadal.
We notice that the democratic convention of
Newcastle county, Delaware, on the 26th ult.,
elected JAMES A. BATARD and Hon. GROitoR
R RIDDLE delegates to the Cincinnati conven
tion The convention expressed a preference for
Mr. 43t CHANAN for the Presidency. The demo
cratic convention of the Rockingham district,
Virginia, appointed SAMUEL. G. WILLIAMS and
Mull GRAHAM delegates to the democratic na
tional convention, and expressed a preference fur
Mr BUCHANAN as the Presidential 1101111i0(413
What We Maw Export,
Elsewhere we have given our readers the par
ticulars of the riot at Panama, New Grenada
In doing so, we desire toltunt prophet, and pre.
diet that should the administration send a yowl
or two of war to Panama, with instructions to de
mand from the government-of New Granada pe
cuniary satisfaction to the sufferers and heirs of
the sufferers in the late massacre at that point,
and with instructions to bonibard the place should
satisfaction be denied, that a howling will be set
up by the black republican press, in the event of
bombardment being resorted to and some of the
blacks made ,43 bite the dust who were so active
in destroying American life and property. Such
it howling issued forth when Greytown was de
molished, Sympathy is a strong element in the
human character. Black republicanism has a
fellow feeling towards everything of the color
of itself The Panamans have tolerably black
skins, and in their veins runs negro blood in
abundance. They are entitled to black republi
can corummiseration, and will be entitled to black
republican aid comfort when their hour of trial
shall come—when they shall be called upon to
render satisfaction for their murderous work.—
This commiseration and aid and comfort they
will unquestionably have.
Judge CansphrllL Past Master General.
Perhaps no man connected with the Govern
ment occupies such a laborious position, or one
which requires so much industry, tact and
- knowledge of details, as the Post Master Gener
al. To him and his suborilirrttes is committed
the interests of more people—personal and pe
ouniary—than to all the other department. com
bitted; and with a country so extensive as this
a population so viiried, it would be almost mi•
raculous if there were not complaints, some just,
but more unjust, against the mail service of the
country Hence no man can fill the position of
Post Master General without abuse; and Judge
CAMPBELL has had his share of it, though de
serving less, we candidly believe, than any of
illustrious predecessors since the days of AllOll
KENDALL We are pleased, therefore, when we
see this truth acknowledged, and especially when,
as in the following, it is acknowledged by a po
litical opponent. The following is from the
Washington Correspondence of the Philadelphia
North American, a paper that, has consistently
opposed the men and measures of the Democra
cy:
It uk due t.. Jude. Campbell tom) „ that in my mtg. of obser
vation and oppr•rtu may here, mew lords/ beck mese years, ao man
has adnutuatered the Nast, dallealt and vexatious machisery :if the
Post (NM. Department with a roan earnest &sue to serve the best
taborets of the country, with a iron onespnrhensim rasp of its
oecosaltien and eddngat ions, with more good will from the immeme
multitude of subordinates scattered over more than three millions
of Nome males of territory, or with mom admitted practical roe
tees The nano is one wholly thankless In itself, for the compen
sation of nominal honor is by Do Inenall otorsupesdian to tie me
rino. tneurred in one who, film Judge Campbell, shandosie a It
erative profession, and tasks his mind and body by an aernsvog
devoticie to every public and pemosal duty. Eery ontission and
error of &Very of bee and twenty thenearrt Psutmaslaa , to Say
nothing of the uninberions mishaps by callmadk stsambnats and
stare eoilerww, whleb transport the min, V yhdtad spoil him, jest
a, if he were übiquitous and all-powerful. Twice are scar
ptiu
cal distinetdone which do not pay for the wear sad tsar iris& they
neeeasitate, and thin 11.• the most conspicuous esansplitaniong them.
\ jonrneeinah wood-sawyer can *ford to exchange plates with a
Postmaster General: and even • . drudste hies walk aight well
he...tate about sceeptio, a &catty so cushioned with therm.-
gar The Gazette wants us to tell "why Mr.'
Buchanan, on the occasion of his reception in
New York city, passed over without notice the
question from one of the crowd he was address
ing, 'What about Slavery."' In reply to our
anxious neighbor, we can mostunhesitatingly say
Mr. B. does not " mean to shirk the question."
The Democracy of the State of Pennsylvania
have placed him in nomination—they have erect
ed a platform upon which-he must stand or fall,
and that platform does not " shirk the question"
of slavery or any ether question before the coon
try. In regard to the particular tinie referred
to, if our ootempamry will recolle ct that Mr. B.
was the guest of the city of New York, and not
the guest of a party, we think his own good
sense will teach him that there would have been
manifest impropriety in Mr. Buchanan introduc
ing political topics in his speech, even if some
blackguard did exhibit himself by asking, "What
of Slavery."
What the Press Says.
We republish the following from our ex
changes in order that our readers may see what
other members of the twat sly in regard to our
extending to the proprietor of the Conetimaion
the facilities for getting out his paper last week.
We would not do this, for we dislike to hie* our
own horn; were not the feet notorious that that
circumstance has been harped upon by our cue.
miss, and the enemies of the Dementia party,
to injure the Whom* of the o.•ereer amens the
people. It will he seen that the poem is a salt
upon this point, and im language we think will
make some men's cheeks tines with sham" if
they are capable of it:
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the Pbiladelphisi .Vorth Anseri , (ta, in tiniNi
pink had btruck today a polrerful blow in
oritrhat the afloat none sneeringly yelled our
" focal hobby " Indeed, upon everything re-
Latins to our city, it has been &et to applaud,
and first to defend. 11 hat it says, therefore, up
on any point our readers will take as the voice, of
s friend, and give it that consideration which its
merits, keeping in view the facto we have stated,
demand at their hands In this light we take
pleasure in copying the following,artiele relative
to the recent riot here from its columas. It will
be seen that while it concurs with UP iu depre
cating the course the Constitution newspaper
has seen fit to pursue, it also concurs with the
views we expressed last week in regard to the
riot whereby that establishnit.nt was thrown into
the street and destroyed For sinister purposes,
enemies of ours, and enemies of the Democratic
party, are busy representing II! MS sympathizing
with the aims and object.; of that paper; hut a
more bold, bail falsehood—a court unmitigated
attempt to deceive on the part of men who have
failed to rule uo, but are now bent upon injuring
us with the llemocratio party claw Vocally, Was
never coined from the malignant lnaiti of Penn
sylvania's must notorious list - We Ilse , not,
and do ti , e. now, py.npathize I 'Oak r with the
l'oputti(sitime, or Its mannor of dofending the pol
icy of the Railroad company 'We, however,
tie
uopee nut—ac ,ay with tl“ N.rth ..lmerwan
that smh proceedings ai that of the " 4s u
for/ blot an the fizir tauu ofEri..' and that no
good and true friinel cf our city, or the' cause of
the p..ople, would have stool by and seen it con
summated. Ii there buy thing auti-I)entocralic
in this ' Is theta anything sympathising with
the policy of the railroad company, or antagooise
tic to the cause which JAMES l'ott,acK, and his
party in the Legislature have seen fit to betray?
Nu man, unless mentally blind, •,1- morally de
prayed, can say there i• And pA, fur the rea
sons we have stated, reasons which have their
origin in our choosing to conduct the OnsEn% ER
to suit ourself, and not to suit a self constituted
committee el bankrupt jw'iitieeaua who Lase only
found their heads above water through means of
our railroad diffieulties, industrious efforts are
being made to misrepresent us before the people.
It will fail; we are satisfied it will fail ; then• is
too much good sense, and moral hone sty in the
masses, to be long deceived by such means, or
by such men Rut we wander from oar purpose,
which was simply to commend the f •a-
dielesolies KlMsea etas
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et. 111144 41
A Vole, from • Priem
tick from the Nortk American, to tit att. otom
of our readers, and add thereto theii , -t that it is
understood to be from the pen of lloN FAA K.
Pau' s., the Senator from Philadelphia who led
in opposition to the posing' , of Fiuuey'M Bill
With this fact in view, n,.t miuthe ~,,,1 Le
said :
Lulu TWA. nLa. •T kit.--\ trt•yrsphie deal atet, I. wa. - lb*
railway tnmGL. at Ee,e, ih,•
mot, him deott.e..4 the nitre of the t•Coaetttelion" 11 , ••• .0,4\
threatened t., commit depre , tattoos thou up,n 1.. ~r •
ratlroahl patti rh,• on.tit.it,ig - Al , uult
deetnnt. it to true, but M. mien* • bleb lis. holm -mania^
pectins it to Metal blot upon the fittr faun• of f;:t, i t 1,.. 1„„
rhortrtnt thit the paper Ira. 'toiled and owned tn. radernid
note. Moot pndoothly at ran, fur its eeftr,e ottit_otucti, calcutan .1 to
nun. ry such nu idea. It Inlorrprtursit..l - tt.: twoi 1. ~f t lo• t...n.ntztt
wourrally, mod unscrupulously, It pictured itP. 14,•11 i to
Jam, to cornteyeenee of the touter riolig, mod was t 14Pril,n , ow
tut-mad-out ortroconc of erprythitto whielt 1!,,• t an I,rti r
companies designed or tipoired4 fliiistiodpOlo Giusti tot rot or at tho
hands In het, it was raa.ll, tit UM and pur e e.. a \ -1... k c ity
pabindeol in the town of Erb- There rice tee/ elentetnttitie.
when. mach • 'roper .a this would not hare %stile-4 indigna
lion. The editor baa fully aware of the fe.tlings pi... Nerd by
his evens% bet bee not in any way asodevaterl his tone. And let
the distraction of his care was •A art et mild..., ontreve which
instant br ciliated or et. 1111.0.1. It could do no It. Erw. and
an
DOW that t entuneatary •Ititltrl. fur ‘OlrrillnCe ha- Isiah
Üb• ouwo moth will he eery likely to feel •••71, s, t • . that
he who. soduuhtedir, ?el no much einachief I n hi• wrttinus. will
••••••• - ta For a ahar• ourmul•ers.tinn which, under other clrcuso
dames, he would be eery far down me The pi, Tie ~r a him.
snail Nuunabioy place, floaht to-hc ul.h. to rim.. Co. •Oh mpt,
all such cuncerua a. flu. It otwilt
There are other ably condi:wrest neirepariurs k.ri..,
which are sidErsent to eorreet unoreprewentattow. and -rear? )
fur the town. Yob LAW i• never justilih4P. 1111 t.. . ,, )1..a grv.at
• provassatkin It may be Misruled nano, and net., fail- i:s r.u.sy
lillelloolll 1111011. IIII,C1116( b. tta prole 11 - 111 to:. t ..1 those
en• tlii• ittun.d iatr . kettuu of its
Another Condemnation
We take pleasure in copying the following jast
and sensible article from the columns of "Oar
World," the German Dornocratie paper in this
city, in reference to the di.graePful aff.tir of the
25th. It will be seen that our coworker in the
Dentoeratie vineyard of this county, concurs with
the vi..ws we expressed last wed( in r , ,ference
thereto We are plesied at tbia, not merely be
case the position of that paper esrries weight
among our tiertn.in feilow ottizeni, hut also be
cause some of tho.te here who diseen! from the
po4ltiu we have •IPMEIC•I duo to ourself, our par
ty, and pur city to take, prt ! fesx the o 'rines of
the Dcmoeratic party—a party, let us add, that
never Stet euevuraged molt law, or -;pposition to
the laws of the Commonwealth :
.To drat:ray the hop lenient- with er bleb aunt her *aro, hie bread,
lithuoranre.
It I A air, • of batindlees- - is raskierai and folly to vent race
speak lama etCeeta. It m a proof of barbeilero to bleat a libra
ry, loit tore detestable then either is the firing of pustule tato the
window of eithene. The preennel Iliffieititiee • hit+ aline between
sums should be Nettled among thesnaelree, the peewee of women sad
cloirin•st should he in oasts—sus mach so is the 'atom"( our eherch-
How malty zuhrht it hare *Trued that mar ett, or 'atones%
ehild had been tided in this wretched Mir'
We 'land sown& front the beginning on the side 44 the rights of
our city and will connoue ni to do, but for that A rry moon mutt
randennt rootlike' which swimmer the peod name Meer tivArltageo
tad in thi• x. troll.r. itr judgenaint of oar right 11114 &I.d eltis•ll
sublain
nr The Olerreer lotion*. that if Judge TiuoJavzow 4. sires to
be • modulate for Judge under the new Law iv 1.1,11 support
This is &midlevel very earvntratrial In the Jades tn.% .dl hie am
mo trissuls—Oessth.
And among Lis " sincere friends," wo do FI.C4
°oust you, by any means No 4• sincere friend"
would make the covert insinuation erintained in
the above. But we could expect nothing else.
In 1844 we defended Judge Thompson from your
attacks—two years later, the ooltuuns of the On
*CNN= coutzosersed your falsehoods and de- .
bounced your misrepresentations; two years lat
er again, this same Chtsze.vxe charged home up
on you, and your sycophantic crew, your freshly
opined batch of .falsehoods, and helped carry
him fur the third time in triumph into Ilia Halts
of Congress. Again, u year ago last Fall, the
OBRILIIVER, only three Jigs before the election,
unfurled his banner and upon the people
to send biro to Harrisburg'', and against the
most s t ra i mmo eafewts:wf that int toots ile old politi
cal harlot, TAP Erie oa7rtte, the people sent him
there. With suoh auteeedents, we apprehend an
insinuation likkg the above will do no ciatnage, es.
peeiallridnut Abe Judge's Dewsorratie friends
subsides illibtligree testa which it emsnesss, and
the joundeVlinst which k is uttered.
Hoverion.— We notice a rimier in our
kitchens. limit this gentleman lime " received
letters from all parts-of the frnion froth DIM.
,oarsts.sad Whip, urging Win imp b: a I;.indidase
for the Presidency," *ad rhea he will -.4 take the
Meld man iodepeadent candidate " We dotibt
whotiliet- there i, airy mai foundation r a t a t i lt
statement; but if OA Hilnen.l*upp Za that he,
now bell i attritrtmg held tire Ale 00 ,, pre's sow
Mesas or afeetiesesOta,,Wme malee. * i/elasios.
Th e m has bvips s Owe- who hie etunainstiots
lYa Pirmidomoy wast‘P tram bevo fe5.4•1•41 wig
the soelautatiber trf tte temple from Ratite in * l
Two; clay has pies , fel tweei u, retinl N
1 1 4 lbw Not nut 0 1117
tits Presidensisl Aso beyond his mach,
' , sinned Wives bomb. -
op POTTEn oft Itaticookti
- '4o4imiw Nit
01~, ask boor mmil is aim
avow
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'WOW le
Great Democratic Victory! !
First lit us Ow Ilechannu frau dm- Keret/me I
LOCAL, LITERARY & lISOILLANEOUS
Twu year. lip, i i ,: , • it vof elph hi fell I
lovingly to tie ?I. bract " Saba-, HOITu/LIAL CHIT-4:I4AT.
by " by I'vc" 4 it:dtl flic "r.'r , sht, I wren!" I R name f a cap:(3 l daily
to irceisa I ittmssmtitt I .1n iipeceed i just aturtaa 1a ri.tiaaleipaiila, devoted lu news, miscellany
au 1 gc tivr• I literature. the number* we hare terms._
to tits. ' , vow( --try ' tht t"titt ; 1%. ; a break
id show taste, tislcut,attinuch energy in all these depart
the uid ettirip 1, • et. 'II frost. 1 .t moor ~SurW~ :, rat Polio -
s the .h.a lease. t, its
iogo, and to „ . !to : and vasely,t• ,, , we think. The pure
the • trean. , t,:s 1,1 v ,I o:Iii ly 1 elltieal paptr is out the papas for the sorSfiag fireside;
In a .. 11) it does ter i 4, e.ien..th; ;use wwil the elite*. bat for an
!ling at home, Furrow:idiot' by tine's family, eumtninail us
two P.0.r 4 '" 1 ."h , " 11'r ,:!` ( 1 Phila - nueh a paper as tbs Philadephia Ercniag J rant.
delphia, in the numbers before tis has a very just sail wke*
election in r Butt • / art:e op on the now very eetumon practise ofadvertisiihr for
a es at, I hapbasids. It says, if marriage be a lottery as
ray ; (14, d —• i they
eertatn int.rttli-ts hare had the hardihood to suggest, there
have pursued , •nv and
c.o. manner of purehindog a ticket so ridiculously
Mk Tuesday 1.1.. t, u,. I; ill; -.11, Jan ;;,.; fur I aL. Ird • through the ;medium elan Arerttsem et] t Rev.
Mayor under wh., I. .d I 1., \ wet, .i, :e h t e ,i, th e y Dr. ilevpetl hito.elf in everlasting odium by
aeliievtil 3 in ..t and 16 b.• c, rt suit for divorce against bin wifc—a suit in ',huh
,-
h. an., ...idly worsted and the lady justified—first made
umph . ,j rut the ityuaintar.e of that lay, it is paid, through the ads er-
Mayor —Po( II %RD VAL 42.0:; ti•inK I.,•ruinn. f the ahuuld tat gencr.
Gag —Wit.i.lAm 3, Pox/ 13:13 ail) k non u :mil understood, that such publicitions as 11...
CVO
_Control! , r TA Yld ill 40613 Pr' Id nio•t ..‘ try instauee, are either arrant hoaxer , trot up
•r the 1 uriose of procuring n dollar's worth of fun, or els.;
Reccit ut • ---P ARMWrit'QTLR, 1713 a•ri.osk ii cence,il .4 bye purpose Moil of the,
City Com —.IA 1‘). 1. "2..0.1 who 4.iv ertipe par..,rs are either hupd,ands who hare
All Democrats, am: a:I !I. v..ti.l 1r . ,. ..f ni nnd 1 , -.1 their :awful woes, or wit es who hare Red from
th , :r S,•itte .ix mewls ago dry goals clerk
" euneyliattiu . : I.l%yritt. ',ll, d a y F ps.
vious to the elrettial th. :he represented her,,df as free
.Vi 4 ; i„i „run it wh, called bernelfu
followers to rally ;Ind tr. lb , I.:tr• i tf f 1 'll in , r herherd of d cons,,ri
lowing patiwtie ,traitt • .1 • ~ • as.- •tepfather to feur intere•t.
r, school in Connecticut
r,, • -ii•e , 1, ell lc, c..riselinghimPelf
sr‘:!, mitt •h•• .1.-old Dot ha eompeile , l to
marnlewl ,ri. I.e hl.l expel:o.ll all his
T 1•• r t •
polorerful pethatei • ,111 .
Nu,,uatu, i.arctiuts• •ta
I ~ .,111JC., , 111 r 1 .111 l later L..
Let eNO.I true nutty ..ur
argot~.Cr. 1r. , .5,
.hall onlw t 111111 411 n.lw, IAO• 1 ` 1.. 1 . 11 .`1 . 1
rm. tp th...1.0t . Ocst la '
ILLISOIS STATE CONVENTION le.iin
from 11lin( i 4 that the Rin•irratic State
tion which a.beiLl•led iu.Springficid Thur , i;“)
last, nominated lion \V .1 Richardson I r
Governor The c , .nfidenc- thu. evinced in ('.l
Richardson by th c•f Mined%
shared by the Itin Tracy of ' l l Kiel n
That tho will triumph r all
tion a nd a ll combin itiong ;,r t otion
by an ovArwholniln7
be, nr) reacon3l,lo Inuhr Th.. , n (•,
Itichard•on trinnipb ~1 a 4r. •••
ciple, with whie:t his name
1.•
continuP witocifttol
Ver . The !11.aryland ;44 it , •
tioulet. oulne.day, au I cic •f.-1 i;
141 i tell and lienry r
thiState at larqc r
James Buchanan as the ran& :'r
Limey w,re passe,l by a v r ,
nine
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TRENTON, N. J., May i;
cratie Convention a , svnil;, .1
selected the following Del,
nati National COLINCLICIOU
Senatorial R•legite,—l;• r. Wt.. .1
Wtn. Mlekle, Gen .Tf, . I), t .'
V. 11. Wright.
Congret.sional 11,1.: ; !tt. -
Hannah, I; I: SI: pher,l
; /r•r , •• • S I tnnou, i ) •,
Third—Art:llllml 1 hborn, ( •
Fourth—Jac 21) V. 1111.1.0: 1..1 11
Fifth—Sitne.)u fl lilt- Jl, I . 'l .; V •.V.
Reliolll6 ll ll. Wert' 21 , 1 , p , ,, , 1 :14 -tr , •.., tli I,—
eptes to voto f-r Bu . n ry
Know Nothilagi‘to...ta ; appr.Aitq,,i . the Nati.li• ,
al aduainigtration hod toe rrirw , : an•
Plta Nebraska Act •
Fn. llt VrActuvirrw , i
late Assistant Examiner in the, Poenr Office,
has been app"intol chl• r utiivr. ; , i I , lftc , :y
Wm. Chauncey LitY 7 '. ,, u, r , i )!r . La--
don - retires with the
the Secretary of tio• Int ri •r • , tl.l t T).n
sioner of Patents, f,r the •Iti.tt-r •ts‘ ttt tit•. •
which ho has discharg , d tly• imp , rt .nt
hie office
Several pretnittere pol , ttei tutual
Washington to ho pre , ent at \V h...itiati I nt
Thursday, when the
.%•111111Itt. , r p"int,..l),, ti.
Pennsylvania INFotteratic Stat.. Couventi,
inform Mr. Bueh.inan notuilitb , n 11.,
Pre s idency by that l'one,tnti wt . ! I r' int
their duty
Mr. Buchanan he Ler ,
Monday, anti will -top t day •tt Jh!tun r
Parleys have b"en r tl -1-til a i; U V . . 1 ,•,
Hotel here
MassecuusErrs .\.:41 - ito•A:s t'.“ N. It.
—The American Stmt Uun II t0..1 1 •
afteraoma, and 149 . -1;e.1
by 27r 4 Delegate :4. On tile 1-1, 11.. n
Meees G. Cobb, of the G,.vernorN 1: 0 1
moreitia was elected Pre-iJvnt, 1, i% ni g I:,:;
116 for LieutAiqverc,r y, 1411 u 1 din.. r
ite. The other officers of the Courie.l
elected by the party 111)r,i'd 01
more.
Mr. White, of Medway, rk—oiut n t, r•
pudiatiog tbo noruin 1:11;ah•rk., au,
(daring in favor of a repre-ent 111.,0 in ilit
lug American Convention.
Amidst grist ezeitetnen; th, rosciia' 1 , .11 ,
laid on the table by a duct , ' I
maprit).
Mr Ely, of Ne wt ,•o,
favor of the Atnecican party rall . ‘ titv t.,
State in the coming elvet km, ilk ng
member of 'Mitt party to 1.1.te II • tilink4 0
in Presidential matters. A long ,h.1,,,t0 .1,
daring which the anti-Filltiwro men
that tie failure to epudiate the pr: -cot nati“tial
nominations would tieNtroy the Ain( ricatt p
in Masaachusett a.
The announcement that New liatbre,,!ltry ! ad
repudiated Fillmore wui receive,' with vi.• • r , ,
group, sod hisses
Tim Ely resolution, were temportili!)
the table to be taken up at a late hour
At 9 o'clock, the 1116 Ftltitt4,re Del , - g ,t,, I.,ft
the Hail, mod urn ouw to ec.netuluttiota &l the
Adams House They will probably k•ti. ,
for a Convention to elect I)olegate, to t Nov;
York Convention of Jute 12th.
PLYXI(,tiTII, N 11., May G.
Nuw HAMPSHIRE " AMKRIC.% ti " STATE I'.il
VINTION—The New Ilampshire .linerican
0=441 assembled here to-day, and eleoti.d
spies to the Free Soil .kincrican Convc:nti. , l tii
be held in New York on the I:2th of June.
Cousin passed strong American and .11.:L Ne
braska resolutions, endorsing thi action of sb,ir
delegates in seceding fniin the Philadelphia Con
n:atm of February, last, and repudiating
.the
norsioatios of fillmore and llinelson. The req.
olntions were *opted unanimously.
LIIIIRAILITY Of PIIISICIAN:. —lt has
been said that physicians would disparage .ily
needy, however liftable, which they did not
originate thermselves. This ha 4 dispr , r.
by their liberal mom towards Dr. J. A.. 11 ER's
preparation. They hare siclopied the* int" ge
berSiline in their praetie', which show!' a
sail to countenance artieles that hare Lintrin•de
imerha utile& deserve their attention ?hi. i.e
tb learned professiongrrat ered ta' and effe. ••tutl
contradicts the prevalent erroneinta r
that ebeir, apparition to pmprietsry remed;...4 is
based ht their remedies to iliseard thew. We
have always had isoalidenee in the lintiorable
ato
tives et our medical men, and arc glu.a ta
sustained by the liberal welcome they aecer t to
1114141 rowdies U Ayer Cherry Pectoral unit
tWiliedsPave, even though they are not i.r.lvr
ad is ...boit Intl, but are made known 1.1 th e
Peatilllaltat* the newspapers
.7 ---N%-re Ori,a,sx
DAIL t -
thtl,Pet g from the Lefton
, • An agent IV, a political party,
k2o l 4_l4l: l 4l o iita4o_!llt dot*. Ow
1111111paigii as • tetweie eorre,pon
aild sansitstaler al Km tandiss."
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Tlfli OBSERVER.
i , leti• .1 i . 4 1,1. M farne.h a supl ly m her
t , 1.1 tl.et ~h.• I 31 ty , mosey whatever'
w. ..t t.. .1,,h , 1 Pi Puren rad relatad lue st"ry,
ILI li,
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tint h•titt^ hwy r to 1 .61111; mtit ngainpt his w.f..
•••• • - to , hieing the p.,u4,15--analer fnl.t pre
rt i ,:y or th. lawyer th.tt
n r thorn r••itlit Lc nu ‘aiorition
, 30,04 tr. a :oubie • i.1111 , 1i fort like , the elerk in ,111,1iti..n.
T:ii I.u-hard then infvrtnr.l hit that ho
•iiir To tlii4 oho mid" no reply, bet,
tl, • - .Wm 'VI , 01 Ili , tame (Iny the wifvrtunate
..t I arte.te , l Jp.,n N writ for thr..at , r,ed
•:• m . 1- drie l .,•l t ovv. 1 ,n Is to remain nth
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111 TR: ;.,tb ,ur ent,mplrnry ft 4811 aLv h
01,r0 WU hiuan ;:rett...r.G. aolt
that th, 1 r 1. is
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g;v: I 1‘...1tt• v.ery marrta-rr.e
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i't pay anyibiri-, and aro as ma I 4.
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1.1 1,.n Enwt 14r a Goatel Carriage,
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and employing none
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0.0 • 1 Carr tag Call in lid
• Irt•••',• ,hull bran nn mote. of
P. !,n Fi • ' r • - 1. Carnotr.om
In II 1 7 1.14 Ikn%
15 e. or.. e; • p i p the litP . l asnuunc
rr; • , th•• Sunbury and Erie
11 " ' ''' l, y r • the Chief Engineer,
and 4., rel • • I)pr , ..•tp•r, .:1 L. ID this city in n few
tr . ht , 'nn , :f.t.•n t tun L c"inwerice ar,
t:i • I in a short time
N. pi % igatints
Niarig.l•l- , 1 t n .111.1 • • ftlriy openv,l from
ne.:. ',11,. , I tt.to a tl , et cleared for tn.!
.rt •i!t0...,!. every On Tuo.day tho Keystone State,
t;et. Chicago lin., left this p..rt it. lir.t
tew up tvitli a line lot of freight in pastetters.
nollser
.04 by 1.110 that a 11113,1 a m en, I TA 1. 11. e.),1
lined in oar County J.lll on a ohargo or Forgery. has mad..
111 , ,•orir• t n ., 1;111Q IP iort's 1, C V ideD t o the County .11,1
is R ‘Vry ir,fiteuro plar
RlalurN I;unur I I: ..our.
Wt. 'hnt I • .1 V. 1110 Ft popular 1 . 113111
•pr n.,r,liotfr are v •ry
y, s aro -.on !,!t1 • hit.
ews:y er a "1.,f r•: . ul aro 'flyway+ "on han.l"
whey, the Lest arc t • Le n•untl, aO4l this perhaps MD y lIP
count f .r tho uun,l , ' • ars s , s g•••ing to BLAILeg
Btosnr.- •.v ,111 , >•.td 'ths P..+t °taws. At all
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ver.t•. Z• rnt Attr•tc.t,on th.r' ~ .omu kind. and
, tl.• zr/Int i• ~ n ton , nrre,••• • W • .13•i•e,
• call Le and what it I.
A Good A !madmen!.
tndiee that rur friend Mr Iferat) N..ttintrhitua
b • pmr n en,l •.1 t of the Cleveland sad Aph.
tabula Ildtirovd, in I , o'o 1.. f Mr. .41tun, reeigtted. Mt. N.
betr,. t n_nitir , n tap '1,11./..6 and an etterg-ttie ethane
ter, nn I will pr , .re ❑ trr3 ..ffieer. Mr N. boil
n,av:t ilia ...I • . - Ii he pleft•ed 'n Itekr
61 his prowation. •
Admitted to In.• Brit-
W • in nr from this "trek that oh
moth, t.t Et Ts tr Ithantr E*. f . J. Real Talmrsox,
Nay tplotitted to tits , Stir of tilt rowdy. We are pleased
I. n I tLit Dn p-IP.I a verxisrahle I.ll4llll4a
tien.
tot IL bleoaggs.
We attention in tkendvertisement of the Steamer
tmns. la another , nlomn: to woo of Abell's' Baal*
.1n the laikce, and as ends will be ernlssivelyeared hll the
Chieng., trade the preterit seams, stoking !s one of he
r-vflarpoints, thee e intending tie thaliptiiis bit 11114 west, or
h it% leg freight tot any point on the apple MM. Will do
, .
welt to keep the feet in view.
Erie MT Ratak.
nr
adveethestest hi another tiebrets, it will be u
that, st a wooing of the Direeten of Hie Hetitetioa as
1, • solbltioruel tifieur pee seat was
&elated. Altegsteer Hie is ciee of Pabst mid beet
'imemeepti )leaks la Ow sorer.
r.l , sh t;le tart ,thst th. I
rho uo not polygamy be prominent!
iire••. , l up attention. The missionary establieh
m-ni. in bites been trouble.l with the , i,lution of thr.
atfi I Inh will eutnisii.nil it t, the consideration ed
e ur i—litiointo M wm..nt aro Witold a 2ir. , rlg
thrt.l7, tit, antw I , 4ry week, and between
eee, , et••Teee 1,-;ygaray wilt eertaitily be
're-,. .or an Fr, '• will 13.. dnubt ecme in
‘n; r•-r lotto? , ;0 , the reseil •
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1W Ltd HA: tin••• and rail.l
0 , , 4, i• princ.ples of ''.,
to h.' takut
• or. T -eve.' in th•• year
The lL vv.
in t nne. '
A11en:1 . ..2:10W appear
! !!! l aa.! Pro • 1111‘14131
11, Ilg4l or I.`l kind
.11 •%-•ni than any eat
1,1 why t.tionhil they n. t
roglloll Are) r,,ry
NE W - - T,ltli, X .
I4e me Olarrear.)
The • 603100 of biewonis" micas are * bed once
more, and the Sowell' legelin (tithe spdsg-Qmimit's wort
is decking the dells and gardens, and wakeaing the faith-
ful liAnsge of the birds. The great natural and artificial
highways of our country are erowdetk with the passage I
of the past s ear's abundazi.e and the energy of our Wet
aetiv.• ve,,ple. Pence ha, waved ber white banner over
the East, and hope spreads her bow of premise over the
answi•riag and sympathising West. hat the resting
voisan.,c. of the hunan heart an contritely hearing up
u.w do. Litiuu for ear:h. Whore one tierce fire sinks I.
rest, tunny nice. hunt out alum in &diatom's, Whoa Xs
vv.t is pacified, Asia and America aro flooded with the
lurid lass of striti Kings and rulers imagine that Cannon
and sabres are wore enduring supporters of their power,
than wheat sheaves and pruning knives.
A law and distant wand from the Tropics, like the Ant
beavirs of their owa volcanoes, seems to tenths warnings
of war to these Northern loads. The Britlett lion ie sun
o Ith d',..ppointatent. The French Kaska are foaling is
thrir " pride of placo," and gorged with glory.- A rash
and n taut+ upon the saucy republic Might 'tooth the one,
arid lift the other to a higher tight. The present complex •
un ..IC. , utral American news gives a color of truth to the
(secy. If the European power's can indirectly cut off the
Isthmian communications between the But and the Gold
en sl a w, our resources will be diminished, and California
may yet be the prise of the Allies. The swords or 0114
and the sibs of Kentucky may et have to dash a new
light upon the ' , Lire and etripes.
The lately defunct Accersork Transit Company is at-
tempting t.. r.siin it, former %it:day by alliances with
fore.;:t government,. /t Is too late. The paspengere
wh.. n. returning by that line, and were perfidiously
carriol to Panama and there tl••aintatetl by the singed us
tt•r.. arc loud in their zondenanatien of the company f.,r
the r Wn'l .turi equally bird upon
thie .b.reaeed stork gluniovnz n...hine tine of as former
Lao/ t•. 1,.. Nuioring from periodical mental
.11,0u..0. S.. frau* t.
gnat Fghta
Toe tuo:4 notiventle event the past week in New York
has boon the great Kepahlican meeting at the Tabernacle
Thu lions and the tombs of former campaigns met there in
fraternal communion, and beside those teteranA, 11/11.1.1$
haq brought into action some fresh champions, whose eto
queote gave a new treat to the town. On this occasion,
the clergy a ;, , el) retneit....t in the seere.l ikeelurion of their
parsonages.
The -*hallos of the Skring hare carried ed to their final
teat, some of the heat citizens of New York and its
Among others, wa the well known Robert L. Stevens of
.1. rL , ey. The I:rm.:roe ateam (lotting battery which
emlueut engineer's attentinn for serer
In., and or which In many thms•and dollars were ap
pr , .pr,ute.l by .t .roLueot, it immediately to be hi.
I under the direetion ( ..re mer t and made
ly for (11.! defuse. of our harl.nr. The derea•sd was
, lent the Now .I..roey Ited Load. It 14 to be
ioptol lila. the ait9r enh.truction will altos be put into :t
••," •nee inimedtat4l7
• 1,1..3 or t'i.• • o: thy , metropolis may i„.
fe , •Tu t ty I.set that, luung this week, one of our
c..tit tined ono th.usaod four hundred and forts -
thr• • adrertirettwnt+ 1.1 , ;14ui It 3 rogular daily 4ISUC•.—
T:,.. Inlity to 1 ,,,,t it a cheap rate is a great
• t.zue and money, espoially ii'w.ut May-day, when
i „ m.i.ta to F. „ par •, and when manes
quick it 1.-r • ont.
sera ••1 r • 1 112;..,• . ed at street bonfires, never
11,1 earto , ” pat henver tenauts aasl herpes, never
1,.1 ' ia I real. a jollier harvest, never
, t tt .factory smashing of glasses and
n•.. 1. never dvi New York experience n
• r • oinz np 1.1.4 rerat,bing down, than 0:1
I, . j\l ‘y iny 4 ,1 And now a good rest and a
• —•• •-tn Nt'ff Year or hope. health sad bap.
ERIE.
kM,Pliu!: A'. :. , TItYCIININE.—The beneficial
elteeta of camphor, a± an antidote to strychnine,
ilia.tr tted in a ease reported to Mr. Tewkes
i,,,,,..„ Hand, Maine It appears that a boy
nrt• with c , invitilsions, and It was aseer
taille,l tLit h 1 . 1,14 eaten a biscuit, picked up
at : 1 : r 4.4 n eattog h9use, that was made
f , .!.• p 19, .0 •if killing rats and eontained
al • • ...,•• nrl•l a half grains of strychnine The
i• • .p..i•nis •,.) severe that immediate
wa.• inevitable, though all the usual retne•
were rel., dto t'amphor could not be
introditerd into the , t , imaela on account of the
cylitinuel leek- J aw Accordingly strong injec•
ti camplwr were used, and the body im
mei 4,i Ito str,•ng camphor bath, and in a few
th•• I. •v was comparatively well.
- T. ) LAKE SUPSSIOIL—The Superior
i; 1, , a rns front Mr Geo. E. Nettleton,
that while ho was in the city of Washington, be
infiirtniiil by the Second Assistant Po4t
Mii•-ter t;i neral. that an advertisement would be
I pubiioled calling for proposals to
ontivey a -01111. weokly mail from St. Paul to Su
perior
•Ti :•tal.• gentleman also informs US that .r,•
•u • 1" Lave a weekly !nail during the summer
frffla Chicago and Detroit.
Vt . ki,ts.e UP SINSIERS —We have heard "t"
'd mint-ter in Kentucky, who purchased a
wh;••1-, •to , l when his hearers went to sleep, as
he emitted from it a very shrill sound
All w re awake, and stood up to hear him launch
forth thus.—
NV. 1. , yon nro ~f staart specimens t,l
Lutuanity, aki't yes' as he slowly gazed at hi
wood, riug p•nple; " ;dun I preach the gospel,
you go to sleep; when I play the fool, you are
awakt., and look like a rush of hornets with a
in their no,t."
HINTS FOR VIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.—
. .Nu 1,0v.i .`sentittel says that the Spring eleetions
in that State indicate a Democratic majority of
about three thousand Michigan has goneDetn
i)cratie by a still larger majority. The Legisla
ture of 31aitte Ott the 10th ult., passed resolutions
condemning the Sectional resolutions of the pre
vious Logi..t.it ure, and approving the principles of
the Nebra-ka law In New Hampshire, Rhode
Island' and Connecticut, the Democrats have
gained thousands withiu a year, and lack but
little iu either State of a majority of all :he
-vote s Next November will very probably sup.
ply the deficiency Nearly the whole &nth is
Democratic ; lnd in short, the prospects of the
Democracy iu reference to the approaching Prc—
itlontiat Klee!ion are excellent. The Black R
publicans ' a-, well as the Know Nothings, are.
beeoutingdisheartened; and the Old Line Whigs
so far as tie-y have coorated with either ( - if
these factions, are hanlin -off, and preparing to
set up for thetuselveri State Conventions which
have rooently bei n held in Kentucky and Mar).
laud, take thia ground decidedly. Most of them
had rAther the Democrats would succeed, than
either of the factions above named. The 'l 4 iriff
Question, the Bank question, and ovary other
important question, which formerly divide" the
Old Line Whigs from the Democrats, is DOW ei
ther adjusted r ohsolete--while on the question
of Ai.olitiou Sectionalism, which is now lipper
oto,t in Ow public toiled, the Old Line Whigs
and ti.ii I) , Milt rats are agreed —June. of Giro.
Erie Wholesale Prices Current
(. '4 ':/.‘ III) WELK, Y RI I: it!. 5 LTG 4 RitoTHER.
14,4,-, m Geerrrtre wed Preview., State soradr.
.0 --
1 L.• Ir. P hare-4, 46 50 Ler4, • 11
I ..toko twat, r c. 1., .1:... Hotter, Heys
I. orll M•.. 1, /NO I'hINNIN, s • 9
Fruits, iLe. m% !P 481. , s
4 4 4 .., rued. l) bo.brl, 37 ~ W hit. Brims, 100 421 124
dried, .. 109 Ha,.
remelt.% . i Do, 14 Tiololiiy I los, II 99
Re mews, V We, 409 Clover, l P ts% s a At.,„....t., ..1.1 .1).41 •to It'. 1010/601,.
. 11..ars1 " 1I S Poplag,V344lo ft i elle 00
Ckettartrle, r Web . 2 .1", ' Hemlock, 8 04. 1 4 CO
Dry Coe]. IP PIA. Pin dear sasso'l 14• W Ou
* 6 sossoos, solo u.)
wh t tee .h; V barrel, 10 on As,. II 91 111 CO
half bat., SS. Mingle.. I vie 2 M
Vork.rel, V bar. ...... 4:44 Ull per.
' Na. 2, 14 00 WI/dorsi. liperus, 01. 2 Oil
•• " No. 3, 1100 Saimissy Es. Iti
Urals.
Wheat, minter, I , lms. 1 38
spnng, " I 25
Baekwh..t, 62`,
Am TO
Cora, 44
Onto. Zi
Itortoy, lOO
Provisions.
Pork V bar. $l4l 0 111 00
64C:wt. 400
T bar. 14 OD
'lrst 4A7 00
Yates. 'P lb -. 0 fa 0
' • '
t:21V411)
• lb
warete'rlia 1101111411!
t . anti ! , HeredIFFMN 1104 forrnero ;r1„,
ars,sol.,.'
u s a s as min and 11.441 a. Roar and usasrsis f” nn a „
(owl, dbratits arum er sot adapfsal ts, Hr
for..,—eb os • be ma dlirsetsbrad drasr ont - unas.ot anl ;
r n ,„,e wsk for his onsi.-n., (mon bin fluids andenl,l, ( 1 1„... "
„so.
t /Ws, ssisseqes, aryl dive--ire fbrusni, Kb;
ann. ansrer, he •ast, awl decay orate system
mat,. tais Inattlterl. If ths Autda bosoms tram...,
~r laws- bee.oraea sefeeteel, and dieweipn falosr-1
racer ni yitybee Water, Flury, lebeleseperr. 01•04,.. r.
Loer lepeette and tiwarral Weaken&
i t t s !dent that to prevent tiara C.a..: or
r.. Lissy alr.n.ly sand, no toast biotin st thr
a bit Ur. Aunts. are and tha n .
onl, Car. *end forth pan atelPenhp, n e w.
cohie Gmnrel (rum t'belly OW of °°°"" .mn ,
distills, a ill thandsoarst, awl health he tie nal um,
er —lO werraaary t., tl.lOlll, 4tmir
0, ass of Nero.. Vertallie ineaft, .11.
01111, lan bp /.rested by [hooligans of this Una•
vrri.. ectieb, 4..121.1 tbsore&sre to rsiret a l .„.
Ncyr Mix, 114414, 111.4111.
tottptrel to tho o•turv• and coestittttion or
Me OI 4.11 , 1 , 4 , 111•1 er•nrelt us•l •
retsi.te.l to l'eanar an.i Purl() the Fluids, iroort
e the hr. •thany, int kw.eat• t
11•1. reoait IA the natursl effect of suonK
••.wt t - L flentmpron ilAel other
1`...a. n.—We would tn.•ndnro 64% tr.:
•AG.
I • MOM}, t.. make. t, t 1... nti.st ,
uts Sln I a•fatn ut liapnll tng tn• it 4,11.1.t.,43 G.. , 1 I •
sgir%M. %. tellik/Mit'‘ II kliL
nber,lxt• 41).1 dipl"rna. r tiro, /4
el
limellmiedir , • ftstr Dy• •ineo 11C.1"!, alio! Sti,ittit o ;
wade of it 211.11• i1th3114.40 F. 4214 In 'I , . ~•k ,
uult•-• tLn tbakm...f • 14. 0 4..au I in, •sti,
,t ram, tho r..a , s, not w.t ..r r• ,
thought trti. ILA r• .
RimAmPAL Liu* I it)
r=ter ailidta i YU 1
aemm l2
Fiax. V logi..
es S
Clover. .
T 40
• .
Potato.% • tot. 37 , ..
OsioaN4 rA. V .
Millar, to VMs Tag
4 Nao
ZAM
The American Vegetable Home Powder....
r•rrlur' L.tigu
Pr►irarc.l only by cart. r k ..!
pvorrrJll thrlpuirli6.ut the. couutr)
„,, Nlgi l...ant,r.i nrtutr. ,rt.ekh ~ •La
filVie• ..; 119 . , i rt, Y. ILA ura
t,••rn! +l, trui,,,1,1:
.1. V wt.. alai art. not r „
t. rf...• i . 'hat (Iv* ho it • n .1 !
pill , en, rat Illt, ant! th , !Isar. ,u,l a, Irtt• dtt /tan. )
t), art (la
G. ni ,rw• f,,,r sale I. 1" ra-t A•t rag , .
itairt Asabelnalack• %Vialerm, •
0t...1) I V.. :1..4. I .
rout tibolion.., . a t .b. „
salt I!
V. 1.. 2, 1.4...41
alliSEktVint Jlllll 411414 1..
-.X.1. - • .. r .
the 1%1,., t,,r1t tt..t 1 . ..ra • ~
nny t 1..• OW. 1,,• • .$. • r,•
y • I r .u. 1,, fur 1(1.4111;
.111 kind§ used hv e.. 1
' kirids aia4l by Coal -1 IN. ,
7 411 kitola acrd try Coal
.411 a.tuda and by Mon 1,1•,.. .
k lll kiwi. , ,
.411 kiwis 110.4 hi Illanafart. r
411 kinda a... 1 by Mad,. ,a•
4-I1 ainata true.l by Aorti •••
A E I kstal• I;e4 by kailna.l
...r
tol kthrl• rtmett h. lirnk..
1,11411,1 J,
1,1 1 / 4 . t• a...! I ,
; Itr. --,
!I ktral• a- r 1 / 4 11} I • 11
111 kia .• a— !y } 1 / 4 1 1 / 4 :
111 1.. 1 .t.
511 Is !sal. a•••. 1 1 .• l'a 1 .1!• 1 I th.. r
1,1 ..• 1 , . Pntas •.•.,
I,in.to 1/1 1 / 4 1. Ta!ais!!... , l • r
1 / 4 11 ki,n , l4 u,—d 1.. Ir. ..,
All Lind,. a... 1 hy Isa_u, ar A.; ; • s . • .r..
%II kind- u.... 1 br lr , ,•t.
11 ktuda u•sal 1.) •
.111 bawl% used Sat
11 ktoci. 1 , , } . .11.•!.•.
1!I 1 / 4 1,1.1• bi rr. l / 4 "1:1 • sg 1 • -
11 1 / 4 1.a1s i5... 1 / 4 1 b. f l / 4 rna ••• •
1., ay.por used ,
airs!.. 0a...1 by Fir . .ta,,
In •Iss.rs, all tIV all rt.". • as.. s . 1 / 4 1 , •
.r
• h-ap as 11,.. wn, "rib.,
ipi:7l- ft-v. Thayt.r. tL F
Ch..rell in .
..s $.•.1) . F2.•r• •
$ 1 . 1 / 4 ”. S . .t, II par,-11 ma•l '
Is rr loquta. 1 / 4 'we togetLer
MARRIED.
144444,
tl2l EN R.ll'll t M,
Iron 11
11, 0.. it I Ittam , .••-tur,: .
ritoNt SE', Atto' . 'l,l at 11,
11:r :-"r the lat.. Juiu Stqart 1..
DIED
tj•t• ett, , Itolt r n r 1••11.:'
• 1.141 A Mar I.r• With !,• • API
Thee Woe mill, EMILY M I et.o. •r• • (
to, 'AI I ear*
AT a meeting the Dve!,
'l. Lfterueon, a dtvl.l..u.i of I r
-•, was pikabl.• .1.
- w. c. %LE%
VTIJIIX 41 '4Ulyetott aidl t•
.f7tan4 821,J.PtU110, 0n.., -
1 tiv• Bth street Canel
shee the beet Blond Horses IN •!, -
Fine. 11,r, h '29, !MC
IN t he matter ..f thr appli, at.,...
and ..ther. tor like tit r
run l'unrr,z . alion In *.ztur , ,,,..nr11l • •
isn't
In the lirplusus' euurl Ert t ~,,n•• \ o ' 11.
Awl nor , h. wit. Mal 9th, p«t4t, .11 ' -
ofwdßwlEstah. having heen nt.. 4 , •
h .11E1 of Wm, IxStl,G.ra otir or 11•11/1•17. r-• •
appear it. oak! regtrt at n , t. I • ere.r• ,
any preaant 4tr espretAnt !Wen et In *Atno , ,
the, .hall ht.rat. Porrl'unatt. k:\. ,
The nruler.tzue.l, app. inte4 .111-ht. r' • ••• •
+mph • 1.,11•t4•••
1i1.1•1111 . • in F:rie, Perim' , 011 Nit unts , , tire . •, . I '
rt. WA. 9th, 1k:el 24..2 BE.NJAMIN I .14.
rie City Carriage Manufactory
Messrs. YAL F, tt'• 1:1:
N`V,:olt( 1.1) n.q.. ;fatly stanottn.« tin-. 11 • SI.•: •
•f)er:l.lly ha%..
, that they 1•11•1•• 1 t,,. • S• ~`•
•••••• •11-•••••1 by 10. Wlttmth, •••1 4 into Ott , . :, 0.,11‘
11••••••• and hat ••11 hand a lar4er .
oi
eIItRIAGeS, 131:11GIES„ ,
thtfl CI, r ilna..llV, 10 likrb,tor style, duralo . • •
tine Atstarnor to a 1.% thin; INertiofnev oder. : o• '
They stapler a ott•oher of the is -t ...o.
°tauter an 4 from tixtr • • •
are lostuttleel they east Geer the tw..•
BE4T MATERIAL of all him!. that •••
all their tvc,rk. flepairtag of ail
FAINTING AND TRIMING.
done . n sli.rt not." ttat.l reawoliablelent,
t.:3/" . Portions serotivla ord , ra I[4llY rest ,
Ott,' to their retire maLtodactkott, rad • o •
lar at w ell aw tf the!, rtttPn,le.l in perwo).on; it, •
chtraLle work will Awl it to the, alializ.• t•
Kru.,, %ln. 10, 1686. :"
:;tlil - -
CI Cl Cii• CO .
STEIMBOAT GLOBE, A PRATT, Nta<: , r
Mr ILI, leave Erie Thurmlai tho 1.1 . .• r iiir at
yi it.' ifitertn ,, liate. /A.r,
LAKE' SUPtRIOR
THI. NEW IItoPELER uNT(INA,OO,_P ‘,. v,
IvILL Icw.a En« for t k.. . r .r, 'lr m a
VI.. Nth 1:1PL.
Immense Arrival of Domestic Goods
111/WELL 411: GRIP4WOI.I3 t— ,
plot 1... Pk • hug* owe* .4 18.. 8 ”.... 1, ..
ir.te heelothne «I - err:MAK in lII.Ir It i. l I•- •• '
t t•I Amine our Anelt ae cr •nt .-•
Erie. Lay la, MA. 11,111. "
Eureka! What have you Found'
rrr T,
.„ r,
J". •„;;,,,;;;I, B ro.. ..• Kl.rt.
In the odor,. lately ..ecup.6l 1.. I , f
CLOTIIS. CASSIMERE , . \'E-11\ 1
..febe faeberniable 4 1, ten..
Ito•fel, Node of *ten deo• rt to o
14.4 10441 , 140(11. MA for purr o •
on doubt it, mill. *MP and 1, me I• • ) 00 .1
the Good.. and Lan Pyle... 1, onto,.
him r.. 4.1. t.. ttttt ra• Lt•• . •
•tneh t.. ail a h‘. sire bhn Is can It \
,lata Strel t
rjr twat jut Work eat and sna.io in t '..1
ponod tttle•. Lot An onlithtonied .' a
real lot an oxantinnt. , o, and be rl.n‘ 111. • ,
M=MMS
Dissolution.
VOTICIRIs lio,tre given th‘t t I,t • • -
A.ll her between /Whirler, tS.e. 11•...ktn•
etrtithtima of Ihmtatiou AU .I.•ht• r the •
ter their mortegor.rok 116114Ater t 1.1 0.,
tIOII. held settlitott add irta.
iiav 1, IMol.
QIVGIAR CI'RRD
0101 . 4 *excited frz
~
, r ••
Oron« 3. 11 '. f t .'" " I
May 10, kvdt.
Pairbank's Platform and Colluttr 5416
wac rail attetilb.o to kto soar. .•.
000 ritney,l esooloMatluo, rod r, ;era
4% 1 t Pettlr ' Phut' lowrrt tt. i'• 1 --
hemrilt and bssittp 15044 lite *tight, 31.
int"..ert lal tfrktts, Doting Mr elser. 0 1
trot. Of areertaloing. *briber Ilse asorrNiaW ""
Port drat- Wr keep hood 1 0
4 2.00ber to Ike Fortner .1r.../ 1101 0 .' , •
mar by t
Eel.. Kay 10, 111:41.
Good ld eled Potatoes.
it hair it variety grwol
tors
I, , ' st , //
It
Mark Vtoh..nn , li'drs Elrls W .•'. i. -, // •
Me_ ,Ns sale II 1 . I tith t 4 ' ,l / 4 1
. . - -
Dritelmio.2 6 or Complaint and Costitto!
IT nut be san tb ltairt m
...Ir k/ p0r5ut.t......Z,,...,1 71), ,/ . . :, ,,t: 2 ....
Omuta t
iii alett
tore them II none that au our. errolu a.. /.., -• sr' , '
re/fest a t o th e
0 . NT! COSTIVR ANt) LIVKIt POO DV'
!'.ac/154P"dittett In thew Powders LS in lbw,/ • o 1 u d0..." .`',,,
, to NX?$ sod fume e.one r‘ mrloal 'n ' 1 " . ll''' . •••
.....,... 11 ‘ Tier are portnetls tirs, and reduced Ws ..-F. 4" . :::„,
......". neither so 0.:, %di nor o /ruin .1, and are, ther.n ,r .
to Itment and tor‘onoir on the otoass,h, as h. usual!) 10 ' ... 50
and Sr•stos, *ratter till the, oser puma anti "'-
and Wore thee Inure. nnotlre than terf Off os m il '
lo to" '
Pia; hat no the .utran t her to ,drain. and a ' v •ar
mid add, and render it llannleto., t roti. enrolee 1i.:„., or
OljPaa, tutu, the Liver, and Weer the noses. to ronst77 toe
wild tephissty, thus ronoteirss tarnagh t h e sotorul 05n t .,...
t"*47.„.~ - yer ohstrnent the free. and regular sews sr "., Jot
AVMs, when mutts Woman** itlitalll resell A M1 ,,.,.. , '"
in so tratle gad natural a way, that perepos ye lOW • t .t o rl
Ur* .trti biking a osedteian,oseart ht the , arr . ; t alt
gradually, yet starle t &pow , (brit use. °v.." ' ' neilit
with any of the dillieultbsatur whiskilimisarma mis"
stet . to 1101/11 tions a flik Isla
. le Wail .
I.
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