01:1A1331DRIO:" , ;MA131 Bitpti. V. SLOAKI *dfi.e. #0 SLO & YOORZ. OCTOIBiIt 11, ISMS. AA 'WAWA Y Democratic State Ticket. 1011 StIIULVII JUDGE., WILLIAM A. PORTER, Or PITILWIELPHIA TO CANAL COMMPIIII, WESTLEY FROST, eirwo s or rAmerrs co. iliewe of the Week. —Yr. Hirer Wilar, who resides sear Detroit, "WO ( • mw .stood Pratt eonfessed to kW, oe Friday afteraeee at, that le was the murderer of the Johnson, •• row : toavilie, about a year since. Tlll. tollowiag is the gab. -11 e mace or the atataseat nada by %t. What : Prete three t 4 ids bowie, about a week ago, implying U they bad any casks to be repaired. Being Wen DI while them be was pared for by the family eatil Friday Afternoon, when be died Nos eengestion of the brats. H. wart greatly troult. passion to ids death by some secret. which be desired to state to Mr. Wiley and the physician. trpoo stating their wllllagaess to hear what he had to say to these, be confessed the insidet In stweettee, adding that be would not knee perpetrated it had be net beet erred to do so by • young ass whose name be Wooed to give. 0. stated Het he got ;300 for oonanittieg the murders. Maass the Wises* of tit, dseassai was found a tweaty dollar gold pieta engraved is the e•atreMith the Millais "J. 8. J. O If this statement be wrest. it will be the key to a deep mystery 'bleb boa been felt by the inhabitauts rf the vicinity where the deed was tiesuallsed. It will be reeollested that Johneast, the father of the marderod Andrei, wee tried fur the warders, and, though actlidtted by the levy, was deemed guilty by. them iegaisesit of the hots. The 'milli. tam of Piaui will sow turd to exonerate Mr. Jobesoca— The deed was ono of the most mild blooded akin ever known is the Btele, aad the awful clad of the murderer is a se &Meat comment upon the atrocious nature -4f his or UPS. —Quite s little bass has of lets bees amnia/ about is the generally quiet lowa of Reading. It seems that a ' , snag la •y, a Utile abets the searriaemble age of treaty, am. Idea* of New York, of good family, lad said to be worth the snug little sum of sight, thousand dollars—oometbilog worth poseessing—took it Into her precious noddle that she would patronise the newspapers—a sensible woman— and advertise for • husband, obi believing In that mods, whioh of poor.* she had a right to do. Among the mi ncers to her proposals was one from s Jottraeymaa mud grainer of /Loading. She met his propoeitioa kindly, and forthwith peeled up and came this way tt moo the plucky youth. Immediately upon her animal in the village, the wherosbouu el the son of Crispin, she Metalled. herself the snug AU cosy hotel there, sad plied herself wider the oars of the good Walled Kilbcon, and then sent fur the aforesaid youth, who forthwith responded to her WI, sad appeared before her ladyship. Ths young man, it is said, has a littie dogs of verdancy about hue, but the lady seem disposed to overlook t his defeat, sod, it is thought, by hp pearaaose, that the yostageter has, or it fast fladillte' boor La the strange lady's sight. —k highly creditable philanthropic experiment is about to be made is New York. .The foundation of en Anginal intended for the cunt and reformation of inebrietes, has just beet laid at Binghampton. Among lb* distiageisbed men who participated la the ceremonies, or gave to the movement the weight of their names, were Ndirstrd Bon rtte, Daniel .8. Diekhao% Beadsman P. Bader, Dr. Bel lows, sad Dr. Pilled& /A handsome fluid has already bee nisei for the tiomplotios ref, D building sad a large hatefaetiou in mousy is expeet•d from tits State. A law is ',oldest plated appropriating te the support of the lasti- Cation a portion of the money received for licenses for We sale ef 'pinatas liquors. We silo/1 watch tie result of Ws ondattnitiag with the deepest Merest. Malty of our beet physician, believe that intemperanat is a dhow* wide\ is . 1 to Met —TM Olsea Advertiarr says a frightful sooident ore; - rad en Wiliam* of last yolk near the villiage of Flies& ship, Allegany cosaty. A woman asinsod &enfold, alerted with a little girl sheet also years of age, sitar locking op dm house, to visit one of het neighbors. Allot proseading a short distaaes.tho inotkor ronsensbersd smocking which she had loft bakind her in the hoe" sad soot the littlo girl back after it, while oho walked on. Arrived at her plain of deßlasdos, ski waited a long time, bet the girl did not appear, and she waned horn*. On reaching he.. she found the body of hr daughtor hanging fro. gas selowtow oorsids, and dead. It appears the little girl, suable to afoot an 'Taranto by the door, had raised the window, and irldlfeadeavoring to 01111111 111, It bad (alum upon her sack sad held her fast until life was 'lama.— Bite was ai oak! ehiid, always is delicate health, sad her *create are sporty distracted at their lose. —As a ooasterpolee probably to the Kassa, gold stories the llebreeitiaar are starting reports of gold dieeorerire of atarvellose Ardmore to thew own Territory. The 1111igell are said to he fettled on Cherry Creek, • trtbat•ry of the *oath fork oldie Platte river. They are therefore lasted la the sane wart of occuttry as the Kaasas =lees. only little farther to the north. The character of the reports iron *kb seer miss .ay be judged by the foUowiag, ta ken frost a letter written at Platnneoeth, (If. T. ;) 'Two trappers ease is, who had am to the raises, sad they say that geld he as peaty se capper te as the .law of Lake Superior, in Illetrigas, They were there oaly Owes weeks, sad had no 1.0014 het tbele hatehota, bewl•-kh lees, and frying pea, sod they bleep& with them to deiet, as the prosesda at their Inbar, tot, thossaad aloe bandked dol. Lim.* —TbeWoman line which iell Pittslaugh fur Phibidet. phis, Ai too. as W islawdey, araettyal a free pennespe. without the knowledge of the imaidooter at the train, fur • dista•ee of about 2%0 maw, between Pittsburgh and lin. Ifs. Upon *trivia( at the lame ;demi, the inepeetora, who are ha the habit of ettambahog and toenail' the wheels, kr., to guard &phut recidivists, discovered an individual weigh -isle about MO pounds slownd away immediately soder the oer, epos ate of the truokii, covered with dun and dirt to the depth of an taeh, When takes oat by the solPl , lpeci of tbo railroad company be was actable to Maad, and would no doubt bee* expired by satotiatton, long before reaching iladeipoia. Thb basardeas ride was nadertaken to aerie the fire, which le about $5,50. Aftitr rfvfnig the travekir waakiag aad a **lies mit, die aoodastot seat loha ua tu?ards Philadelphia. -9e the 240 there, wer'• 43 lerathe from 7011.,w "-roe te New °errant On the 23th theta were 67 Jewthe Dialog the week *edits at cis o'elraek Saturday, the 230 ult , there we. 444 deaths from yellow fewer, it dodrentml of IC treat the preoesfitog week. Dartog the thim board endinest noes. 90 Tuitikiaj, the 28th, there were 88 deaths, being 39 fewer then duties , the rorresponding period st tee previous wed' --It but helm di/whim! 1e Liverpool doss lb* asanegers of A ba..lt •ho put forth a frawleteut itateeent of Ito tote• &cum were reap , esible 6 demote. to pottier who bought the 'tuck of 9te book ou nob etsatestott The decision Iv sostordlos to jeiithte zed **sumo mesa, steel we hope It wai b. eustaisieti is the bight.r courts to 'Melo so *ppm/ has losvi talcam. —A soul fuhlett oeurred el the harebell County- reit. bold at L.wt•bsrt, Toes , Iset *ult, erbteb aaa Dot leld dowel is the programme. A tooopte promoted tbemeleo• atiJ were worried Ia the aeopitbestre, Is the peewees of bestirs& •l`apeotatora Theogilt N protatote lime eared for soot, so •setbinaa, the woos greet their tray, hook tag as if sub had jut obtatood a prime *Wye all pose. —A r.autie you/ reetteues, unity: ►iwelf "Kea weal." s tuidest et &. Loa* athaatistas Ia the Losteville Joss/ fora wife. Ns is last (gooey ems years of op, moral aid etrietko tseepeesis, se/ torah above all odor thisgs, the quiet et hues.' To thou bled, autuudishie persoaal Tutees. be adds the ability Is "heap a ertfe is ite raga Worst a spa ea my wow west/ wish." —itimmistliag to the weakly MateOlillbt of Oa• owassle lassoes d ilisigrattesa 1.1611 essigrosta Implied at Nee York aortas list Welk WOW(a t.W 111111,323 arrival. of this itharaeter sate* the lit of Armory, 18Sg , agaisat lb. 144,- 147 ropostsil for the ogosompolobsii pitied of last year. —Arobbisite, /1110•04 et Niro OFIMID4 eh* hosing pa st•araltorkt for arbuthrr Dunalri•uorilta, La.. • wee* ago ilotargai aitbt, Itot his toot soakt•atsity to • lisle le the Jost Woos of the biota, sad fa& to stash a foamier to to Weak bib Maar sl kb 1m log. Ale was toile hoe*, sad, a Pastiag amok was dates as woll . se emit earealeit —Tlbe Nee Weiss Trap Dohs toile .1 a sassy gm, ha that slikp, obis* has Oka* apse herself Os Ass sf sot woo to • you' iorsis. slow twist bar iiitodeith the. _J_ kiss. /04 sire OW wiaorever it ism Os alilleor it dots trio to aspply Os ~ls el die "aidorlihe • " —lt ta «Amsted that than an la the 13.1114 Stable treitsyliv. sheens/ parra• orb. ask. their belies par• iellt, by the *Ws de jellsolaseirdom ng their servants for another year. It is an ie finable n bt• one that, should be earefell guarded, and in its ezercise due oonei. era , on should always be given to the candidates as well as the principles sessglit to be perpetuated by their election. Mere partisan nominations ought not to be endorsed if they do not posses within therisetvai *it iftrasteriatimpsbility-eigish; colooorobed to the, the men to be tthailim In presenting the Dame of Roo WM. A. PORTER, se a osodidate for Judge of the Se • prams Court, the Dernoeratio party has, kt eminent degree, met these requirements. Re stands before the people of Penneyleenis, not only as the representative of the principles and policy of the Demmerstie party, but also as a oiti sen upon whose shoulders the smile of the la , cleated Gibson will most fittingly rest As scholar, & jurist, and so upright judge, he has few Muni*, and no superiors in the State. We look for his election as a foregone eonelasion, and only hope that every Democrat to Nrie county I can have the proud satistactiou of saying bend. ter that he oontributed his vote to the grand re suit. The Democratic candidate for Canal Commie sioner, Hon. Wesrrtze Fuger, is a gentleman equally worthy of our support. It is true, the sale of the public improvements of the State will result, most likely at, the next session, in the abolishment of the oldie for which he is named. and hence the importanee attached to the olive if not so great as formerly—still the law requires the election; the candidate has been duly nomi• stated, and his election is due shim to himself and his numerous friends throughout the State. For Congress, owing to an unfortunate train of circumstances, the Democratic party was left sethout a candidate until almost the last hour; Erie emote presented the name of Was. A GAL: BB.AITH, Req., and Crawford county that of Judge With either of them in the field, in view of the distracted state of the opposition, the chance of success would have been good. We would bare supported either with great pleasure; but the conferees could not agree which should be withdrawn, and Wat P. Setsmott, Reg of Meadville, was agreed upon as a compromise.— With Mr. S. we have been long and intimately acquainted, and a more pleasing gentleman, or a better man, socially, dose not exist. With a kind word to everybody be is a favorite wherever known, and should he accept , the nomination, and be , elected, be win represent the district faithfully and well. We say, Ulf he accepts the nomination," for when in Meadville on Wednesday morning he bad not fully determined to do so. His decision *ill be announced else where. After the above wu written end in type. we received the following letter from Mr. Shattuck, which explains itself— • CoarauTYll4l. NI. 6, /8 58 . Grurver—Having. through a gombinatioa of cireutostan ass, bees favored b 1 tbe late Desaaratio Oetorention at Idea boro with the nomination for tioogreea—a position I did iterseek or ex d feeling it my duty to do wits+. I Mak may be the beet laureate of the D•11100111(le par , Odium the prelfored tremor. Ido Ityort sitoomer 0r..55..._ la rime to resew taklag Ibis *aurae I leave the Sold to bearateeted by oar opposesta—(wbe bvs a V 011111140111" la the sai sestinas the regular nerniaee)—and will thee leave ear pleads untram meled and free to strike where their blows will be most ef fective in dimiudthie th• °wows.. Thew views, up, oa oessaltatioa, meet the approbadoa of my fries& here; and frith many thanks to my Meade in that ooaventioa for their good intentions. I therefore, 40eno. thereinto* tior. I ase very Iteepeettally Toon Es., Messrs. Brut A Nowt*, WK. P. 811ATTUCK, Pub. Erie Observer. For Senator, BENJ. (}RANT, Eeq., of this city, has received the nomination, and is now I eanvassing the district. If coy man can sneeeed in a district so largely republican he is that man. Energetic, untiring, and popular with the people wherever known, we can safely promise our friends in the other parts of the district that he will reduce the republican majority in this min , ty very materially. As a representative in the Senate, Mr. Gs"arm would do honor to the dia. trim. The architect of his own fortune, Bran in adhering to the right, correct in business'', and punctual to all the obligations of society, be is just the man to represent our varied interests To Erie county and her interests he would prove as true as steel; to Crawford musty sod her in. *rests he would deal out even and exact justice Let oar friends make a strong pull: a long pull, and a pull altogether, and be can be elected.— Try it, fried is, try it! For the Legislature, we have already, in pre viour numbers, presenteddihe claim of Messrs. LAIRD - sod RIMROD They are both gentle, men of ability and experience. In pol , ties they will represent the views of both parties in the county. for one is a Democrat and the other a Republican; and the same may be said io re, Bard to their position on our late distracting lo cal questions. In tbie view their election is in). portant, inasuiseb as it will show, what we aro confident is the fact, that the mu, of the prop's are rick sad tir.d of this eternal cry of "tipper" sod "shanghai " We know malty gtutleantn who have taken the latter side of this "local bob• by" who will vote cheerfully and work faithful ly to secure the .dtteti,o of Mr. LAIRD in order io show that, so far u they are coocerned, *b• y lklre determined to adopt i course of coceiltaft-ti suti compromise which slould st sll times exist pm lints! qtaretiaop W. ki ves s, e s o, w all y wbo bal been 'dental ..1 wi•h the former . 11 . sigoation who witl as cheerfully support Mr El,isinon tor a similar reason In this view, the election ..f these gentlemen will be the "Olive besuch of pace" lowland by *auk side t.. the ~thee —a eousamusealon devoutly to be wished fur, sod which if stiecesisful will be n.jlieesf over by all good laicism,. to reerd to dlieriffalsty. the it.trublioau vilithlidata, 001. llicivANS, iv oppooti by voisateere, asesely D. D. WALKER, JAIIIts 11:1.Jes 1301iCtir It is uudOubteilly (b e interests of DessooratS, L au muter how nsuob ay, ',epee. the eafowl, to defeat his if possible Tu Albs sod the sussolidate loops likely to atom OA It should teeelie the °Wielded vote If ibe lhosoceallo posit). The Queue; which of iiourse knows all about the *ewe of the Deaseerech says is is "isolated is ghsaspisievs, Also- Vivre,- *aurae wilh elitursipv Wanlikireneet A>r!aito, that thry' Desostvate—teifi inceaed en air itiog theirparo - 01100 Ur. lf-smura " W. Ste is. Mimed to *air, this is so, wed while we tvoald alteerfully urge tips simians of. Mr. Lytle tsi their Tote, if we thought he stood the beet chalice -of dmioa,-100 en *ooo - sat that we do Dot soak is the bet " l'o,secwied s Deatocrat u.'0311 drawhwcllT 4110 i iiiegukfieita party.] era Mr. Wasa3saeo uldat -- Allow isforotatlois frees the various townships leads as to belferl first be ego. Hess we are iodised to think dish if the ihosostaii -Isis Kan their Mae hi einijaa PPP' --ond knowing the 1100 in that party who are enpportiag D. 171: - Ititaircine — U - re tiirairW he u that ntah! In regard to county Treasurer, there is a j volunteer candidate in person of,M .Jl:flume, Req., who formerly, bold the Ace. Mr. IP. made a•good44eist whet be held tee Agee before, mid would doubtless doss) again if elected. He isn't of •wr way of thinking in politics, but be lupus diodes the dominations of the Republican conven tion, sad hence is :in the held as an independent man. As the Democrats have no candidate ke will doubtless receive their support in preference to the Republican noesiseef In cotielation, us the Irishman said she he advised his friende to go into a free fight, wherever you see s Republican head, hit it. If you can't hit it with a regular Democrat, bit it with a vol• unteer; but if you can't bit with either, in the name of common: sense and consistency don't vote for any of the regular candidates of the Be' publican party—no matter, fur what reason, or for what eonsideeation—ao, sot eves for Elijah Babbili! For Ogogress—Who 1 Wm. P. Shattuck, Req., having received the Democratic nomination for Congress, and hav ing declined it, the Democratic party is left with out a candidate.. For whom shall they vote, is then the, question? We are not prepared to say. It is very plain, however, who they cannot vote for—and that is Elijah Babbitt, the Regular nominee of rho Republican party. No Demo+ crat will certainly vote for him. On the other hand, XIS. C. Marshall is in the field as a volt's'• teer, and if he had not bolted the nomination of our county convention, after baring submitted his deltas to it, we would have no hesitation in urging the Demosratio party to sustain him.— As it is, as be has seen fit to "spit upon" that convention, we eau only turn him over to those who brought it into existence to be dealt with as they may deem beat Wllliver their verdict is it will be satisfactory to ue.. If they can fort give the sin of disorganisation, and take Mr. M. again into favor, well and good—there is no one that will more cheerfully acquiesce than the Ed' icor of this paper. Then, there is Gen. John Dick, running se an independent. There is but one consideration that could ever induce us to vote for him —and that is the hope of defeating the regular candidate of the Republicans, and disorganizing the party. We ate not prepared to urge any Dernoarat to do this. We are not prepared to tell our readers to forgive John Dick his many sins, and help him again to a seat in Congress—and yet that course perhaps might be the best means of disorganising the opposition. Of this every Democrat must be his own judge. We wash our hands of all of them—only reserv. log the privilege of urging upon the Democracy on Tuesday next, tech and every one, the policy of casting his vote as he may deem best calcula ted to defeat and disorganize the Republican par ty. If voting for John Diek will most certain. ly defeat Babbitt, then vote for him; if voting I War, )14 arshall will do it, then vote for be sure to so vote as to reach the 00111111t111111MOIS most dovoutely to be wished for, the defeat of the Republicans. in. nom. Joie Dick cordially ooacurs la the Domina tion of Mr. BAUM la the spirit of a trte•hearted 84.• publkaa, b. is azortiag hie tallurace U bis behalf. Qom wadies aim mei whit* as a aspahle sad 1114fithlti0.1 standard bearer sad as entitled to die full Itapahlicao vote of the Distriet.—Gaseeta. How much truth there is ii this the public can readily see by the following circular, re ceived by us oo Thursday, under the frank of Gen DICK himself:— To ad of 4A , 251 A Oweretwitmai biwrici t sr;ilmst oisatiortoms of pato". tlawmassiel—la Vllll/ of the Osiris:heti state of puliti• op! allure to this Coartressiestal District. sad at !bowmen soltoit►tioo of say of my pommel Meads, wittiest rat *r oan to partisan dtetiectioo, r bare eosseeted to become an Didependear Osathiste foe Coors**. flitoerld I be to far favored u le be sleeted, it will be my earnest sadearor, as heretofore, to represeat with fidelity the whole people of the District. The Mood, to whets this eirealar is ant, will tooter a favor aro use by givens hie personal attsatio• to pisoiag thwietsompsoriog Tickets a the Mods at the iadepeuiteat rotors for Omit surraire. Your follow chilies. Vive la Republican harmony I—vive la Dick ! '"lo the spirit of s gruel/warted &publicau" Gen Dick 'nee from a sick bed to vote 'Oust the Looomptoo 000stitotioo—s'io the. spirit of true hearted Republicanism," the Republican o )aventiou threw him over, sod nominated Bab bitt--sod now, "in the spirit of a true-hearted Repoblicao," he bolts the oomioatice, and sets op fir himself Go it Diok ! Go it Babbitt r i A fugitive slave caws occurred in New Lindoo, Conn., on Friday. A coasting vessel arrived from North Carolina with a fugitive on board. The Captain, discovering the negro, went ashore at New London, and apprised the federal olfiebala, who went to the vessel, but the man had taken alarm, jumped overboard, and sw.ttu islint•e Collectur Mather instituted a A. arch, tumid "Jbe" Contiesied in a clothing store, and captured him ; but Dr. Mister interfered, advised th‘siusgro to run, and he did. The Col 'rotor got out a handbill, offering a reward of $5O for his arrest, but the anie escaped, and is upposed to be on his way to Canada. A CAIm OF "PABSONAL KWOWLIDOIt."—Tbe Gazette trays "upon personal knowledge" it knows that the only Crawford Conferee who re fused to vote on the resolution of concurrence (in the uominatiou of Babbitt) fin! proposed on Thutsday morning, is uuw warmly and actively eagaged is support of Mr. BABBITT. He is now io our City and oat "speak for himself." The person here referred to is Mr. johosou, of Meadville, and to show just bow ouch the "per. *oust kauwledge" of the Gazette is worth, we *tate the fast 16st blow he left he came into this t See sod ordered a large quantity of tieketa printed for JOHN Dick, for Oongrws; and they were printed accordingly. This is the last ease of "pentottal kaowledge" we bare to record as. We are sotaortseat Co ow that Mr. Cams. Swop, who sassokoorl Anal( as s solos. teer est/Opiate for Trtamaret, has withdrapn.— We also authorised to 'Wray' the imam of Prosaic G. STILIA ARAN, %NI , as a voloatter asotislate for Commissioasr. stir The Gazette said last week, is referseas le! Messrs. Letuti sod Hilltop, that polities I wakes strange bod•fellowe. A truer thing wee serer said—es for butane°, the feet of Hoe. Joe. U. Sterrett, one of the proprietors of that paper, fereitug himself into the late Sesstarial cosine es.r for the purpose of putties in aessisatiser D. A. Fiaaey Verily, polities does sake strew kedialsou abo = JOHN DICK 1011111 A PEW A great howl of puppies that beels—and this setts—to the effect that we went, to Meadville on °ratio nominee, !or .ConAgeee,iu tq le e t Jolph R. W 4 atteit, or bon: btotki,-mlainotEbodi•Cisk•P have the field all to himself. Besides being n. .• • or d i m l dieplekg, thetelitreif,i4 We a 1,4100jr that it is say one's business why we went to Meadville ; -- We believe we ate a free ohiseo, 'sae have the right to go sod come when we Please— end if any body is each a consummate act, ss to spend money in telegraphing to pieces we oboes. to visit, the feet that we are about to de to, ens was done on our departure to Meadville, all we have to ssy is that such person has a great, deal more money than brains I Bat we went to Meadville, and we we free to tell the gaping fools, who stood around the streets on 'Prresday, cursing and swearing over our departure, all and singular, the whys and the wherefores of our journey. First, Ilea, we wished to aseertsia how the nomination of Mr. SHATTUCK was ra. eeived by our friends in Meadville. We desired to know further whether-there was any prospect, of his receiving such aid from the oppseatien as would give him a °heave of sneeese, should this ! eminty do her duty. We bed bees informed es I Monday, by s leading Republican of that °octa -1 ty, that if Judge entreost could be brought into the field as a candidate, be would receive a large. Republican vote—and we thought, if this was the fact, and Mr. SHATIVOK could not reeeive such help, it would be doing the Democratic party good service if he could be itelttoed to de cline, and allow Judge CHUICH to come out as a volunteer. The gentleman who went with as, still who is a Democrat, concurred in these views. The gentlemen who went ahead of Oa, and who I tire not Democrats, would have cheerfully co. operated in this arrangement if it could have been accomplished. But it was not aeeemplielied. Mr. SHATTUCK we an deretood to be willing to withdraw, but when we urged Judge Catmca to allow the use of his name as a volnateer, ter em. phatically refused. The reason/ he gave ter this refusal, while they. were not setisfaetory , to us, were doubtless so to him, sod that is sufficient. As to soy arrangement that might have been made before we got to Meadville, or may have been made since we left, Adopting ldr Shattuck as a esodidate, or this Congressional canvass, we l wash oar bands of it entirely. We . had no part nor lot in it—neither bad the gentlemen who went with us. We went to Meadville with no intention of benefitting the Republican party— we Came back with none—lnd os the day of the election, We shalt so cast our vote as we shall deem moat injurious to the Republican organise, I tion. When the gentlemen, who declaim so fiercely over one mission, as they &Hedged, to "sell out the Democratic party," can say as much it will be time enough for them to complain of es. Whenever either one of Own, or all of them combined, has spent as many hears in defending the Deateeratio party as we have--when they have received we many bard knocks from the enemy—when they have cheerfully performed as moth work, gratuitously, gut disbursed as many dollars freely to maintain the Democratic organisation in this county,--they will have a lep i rmightthan they now hate to abase us If and a straight forward way to do it, and thiiis to go to the polls and vote for him HO mew-. but don't let them steal the livery of Democriey to do it in, and then e tnre round and traduce, ns, by ascribing to tie a desire to sell oat the Demo cratic,party SUNSVILY AND ERIE 841111AOAD —Tb. work upon this road is being rapidly pushed forward. The rills at Farrandsville, a distance of some thirty- seven more miles, are to be laid this fall, sod the iron is now shipped to Erie to bo laid upon the Westerh Division, leading from Erie to the coal fields of Elk county. The eery will be running from Sunbury to Parrandsville in the spring, and from Erie to Warren before the end of next summer. The contracts for the Central Division will soon belgiven out. The company are only awaiting some additional surveys. The rapid completion of this road is beginning to awaken considerable interest among the capital• lets in reference to the ooal field* of Elk mod tho adjacent country. The fields command the lake trade, and as soon as the Western Division is finished, will be extensively opened to business. The contract for laying the rails on the* entire road, eteepting the western division, has just bees , let to Mr. Casement, who has the teratrast for, and is now laying the track on the Pittsburg and Erie road. stir As the, Democrats have no eaodidste for Congress, they oso pay more attention to the Senate, Legislative, and Sheriff tickets. Where. ever they can get a vote for either, by-trading on Congress, our advice is to get it. sir The Ouzeue is very much shocked be., cause certain disaffeeted republicans in the airy Ire on such good' terms with the "finehattsri Democrats." We are inclined to think ibis is all prudery on the part of ocu.seiglibcr—fer we wary welt reeolleet when this same Ckuatic i itW i with us—a Buchanan paper—in eked* 011ie. Murray Whallon, a 46 11nohansit Democr►t," to the Legislature Certainly the Gazeue ought to allow these disaffected Repabliease the Note privilege it once enjoyed itself, of associating with hopes' politicians and decent men ! ler We have a question for the gentlemen who congregated at the corner of the streets last Tuesday, sad amused themselves with charging that we had gnus to Xeadville to sell out the Demooratio party; sad it this: Suppose the Demo erotic party bad depended upon sett to have pro. eared the printing and circulation onto. Salta erotic State aatpietrict ticket, hate many town. Alpo in the coasts walla Wee been sapplied---. Get your atithmetie and figure itout—how malt 0 we know you are capital fellow* to "jaw," bet when there is any effective worn to be true=• townships to v'usit, money to speivi fur the good cause--and where are your Ammer os that, will your This 'sass, isaktos otr. Disk a Totsaitster essubbratt fits Coupes% w aprosalses4 ea llasibillkiht the IN* hf the bth WO., iffsoss. baetesmas'a Net wawa" Ilsisomoll Disk sad a fess iisotoonsta of this pion, Wits** tioosusetisi pietism —lfrodvilly Aomori Swim. The above is Wee, so far se irt. are tionoeried.' We reached Meadville oo Tweak" Awl lOW' o'clock, sad at that time tioketa, sOd eiratelsr sooolumios himself o torolisiots, Onto prioted sod let eircalatios. ii will iboe-beforeo that the Elko of the Jhorita as.„ we hafst tb• Deosearstie Sudo, primed, together-with Beashor mad Oaramirlia4 vohmtem* oitideirelbUtiee to distribute when called ht. Prime hi the MMus twasibinausi Jett *mg men are afflicted with a passion for "getting their name up- and “keeping it before the people,"whieh is indeed the most dangerous of an passions, isesattee stay avenue of en terprise, bad, nod or indifferent, leads equally to the at letardent lie t. Consider the notorieties we have had In din' At t e long time past. There was Bennet above ideatiatelmlaswebsprplobriedist , Peter Cooper, by beagespen Braltabs, b; johkahight lb* history •of bin lahletilit melodietn, id". nelisinisitneas ,bll titesalletatuiug the "Segue Bahl," saw lately. chapt, De ILIOWns Oa, - "Ohlisfsh lentatre." who aide iliesidf stiSis • art. one by pablisliiitg bit; kris letters; Se sent alai Aeon this penis for ‘ eotocletj le, nail after ii mad imago. hid • Mste of Dotoraity: be iliS't Hee inland 14, ,be ..ilu !ream it iigals steal boat. tie albs <Whoa nemesis." Il r ellourde t t_ die away Safi the Cediai of aLove'a yeast dreida" when his lady love went beck Act the Sway Staub; It. Was Used to do something desperate to 01 Islaseislf up sista. lie did two tbinp, or tether three. Ile knocked slows e hermits Solittneuer, seat Ida a eVelleopi by Way of sails node% and then tuteumeed %linden to lestare on a cattalo evening of this week ea the feepiriurtlieme of wised,' As a utural ussequeessi beim* "nabbed" by the deers of the Law, jest es bowie moppet ou die Mee& and he sum again minds before the 'Wag work' fts , the-iiibl- of a heri, a martyr ad a fast, Emu. His elettileg 4 wooder- Val and "dare. to inict/WY as the Loudest settool of belied poetry would pbrere it. - Bat hewn! get of *droplet the oessints. if he weeps as easily as did the tisouted BUly Inalllgas this week, Billy mitt a rebutted Calitersiss whom he resegalsed as one of the Vignettes Oonwsiele• who bed expatriated hits in fig/stems Modred end oessetleing, Bitty Pre him • love tap which laid the Vigilant np fur a immesh er two; 61 was recently brought to trial, but elutes tojuilieial eott• eidemellons nine YIP Will Ilhild V sIA *hi* he gain easilp pod . 11/041114 here paid twist, the ameent Gm Idmieris I lege of committing theaseseit sad revolting himself on en old enemy. Aa to oar last notristy—we hava l / 4 decided yet whether to classify him u a notoriety or a celebrity. Cyrus W. yield made I ,asides jams" *idea by electricity, from the quiet of a highly' respeetable position In life, to it pion/v. l sic—whielt will be one of notoriety or celebrity, according I , te the lissue; according to the seetwas or failure of the At. leans Telegraph. What could be paid if it were finally I ascertained that not the filet word of • menage ever /time r °rel. dims wires? If that diseovery should be made, At. Labe Oehler "charms" could b e bought cheap. And tben I the tested's vermotts that have been preached—Ow rho queue adlresees that have been delivered—ttie poetry that has bean peered out like water—tbe tries pia.' music, the Waite proeessiono s the hurrahs, the tiondree, and the-py roteesios. Pauly we wily have been making an Its of oureolf es sa extremely greed scale. The sputaele rises to the verge if sublimity. The fasbioaable Demo is abort beginsing. nverybenly is look from the ouustry: opus is wen attesdeti, and Orace Chu* to briniest every Beady mottling *la al Latest Parts styles. Baotou* droops; the Seaters sod Southera buyer's's* gone lemma sad merahanta are watt , pg tot A X tits.. pod jiaw niegiseci tore. prosaism& are 0.11 sat limn thin week; hots* Arm at a high price; utast goods of some kinds selling weiL The book mole in dull; limiting yet published creates a "seesetiou."— /ongfonows sew posts is looked for with interest._ _ 111.. Some eoriesporideut or the Gaut's, Wit* above wrist Is wallas, asserts that Mr. Onto', our town. at . for Senator, was appohaod order, and..lo ezeolite tEe fugitive stave law of len. The foliovrieg Is a comet way of Mr. Graaf' appointment.. UNITED Ma's OF AMERICA)! •NRSTEP.II DISTRICT OF PRNIIISTLWANIA, es. Be it remembered, That in the Circuit-Cm:l,i of the United Bests'. Nit the Resume District of Penney . vassi•. to the Third Oireen, ea this eastmenteth day of Itioremiper A. D. 1853 Settlement Gram of the County of Erie, iu the Continentrestth of Peosiylessis, lintstte, ie. by the ral - 4 stertoisisd a Cessiaississes, leader the Art of Cons gresa_ammod sty the Twentie th day of Februsry, Use T.Oeu Awed Bight Handfed and Twelve, %nuked. "AD Acii"r the Wore %messiest Wass sr Allitiseite sod Doll in Civil 0&11211111 fliepreedisg it the Court* of Ms Vetted Stator: - oottfilla the mad County of Unto to do and porforaw !II "oh MP " 11 TbiaSse and to 'twig.o wit bitch Powers sad Authority, sod t 6 metes *oat Tee. eall,Steetnassots, as a Coualesiester, appointed leader the *me .......r 'Ol r ar ^ e "Y Ita=nosy Wholto6f, T haire hereunto gulo,crii;ed wy DllO6 Slid attired theft& of the Ciretnt Oeart, et Pitts burgh, WI 10.0111.0.1 a day of NOVVIDIon A. D. Pee, and in the year of the Isdepandeace of the United Sutter. R. SPROCL. Meth of the IT. S. Circuit Court. It will he seen that be beide his appoistment under law of the United Stater, enacted forty year§ before the s.up of the fugitive slave law, and for t an entirely dif ttirent Periscom There are away dative 0000eeted with the Are that Mr. Grant is frespiestly called upon to per firm, &adieu. the Our years, danog which time he bee bald he appointment, no application ha. ever been made for he arrest of • fugitive, and probably there Dever will be. Every Overt and Judge of the United States has the duty of eating under the fugitive Aare law, attached tis eu lo s:Went to their odious, and neither the questa or its corres pondent *rev dreamiest that Mr. Jeetioa Melanie should orig.% hie aloe because Congteas had palsied soma law, We donee of Irbil* were not in ineeord•no• w i th hi s private views. 8. F. SLOAS, RS 4 Sts: —to rout %Et 'Nat Ofxrarerr you charge ma with leaking tbis trensoetatle itoustnation in tl4l, .s evidence thlet you lire greatly hi error to that ohargo. f refer you to the proceedings of the Dtroteerwtte emomeatieo held to Erie Aorta 10th 1844, autoogit which yea will Bed the follow leg letter, poloiletiwi to the Brie !Obeereer s 4 part of the proettedloge of that ocriteostiow. Es justice t., myself regime% the poltfiaatiett of List letter to vise, MO right up se the Aare of belie s bather hi 1844. Yours Ate. To lios. Joao GaLSIBAITIL Daaa 84..:—.Paralitt ale through you. to estamanicate to the Democratic County Convontion an. to session to this place that I am not a candidate for reoommendatpin to be put in uomissitieu by the Coogroesional Oettrention la be held ta Warren on tM Sd Wedrisedey of the present Meath, to present to the rpti,ocrim 01 lbe 23t Coupes siossal diarist a cisdidate for Concrete to be supported by the Deateentio partY at tits neat October election, and do , sire you to withdraw my same. if presented as sash man didask. • The motives 'blob inducie me to adopt this course, are purely tor the pupae of siseariog the utmost harmony, and osaitinaine the provost good fesflog whesdi so bapptiy presides oar maks, the ooatiautance of which, will wily sodium/ oar triacipbant sueeess.- r certainty consider it • matter of some moment. to haws our nort candidate for that high apd rostemindlebe bites taboo hots se. Dogooorsey of SsieClossutys to assure that Arson objets, la is highly asevessary to promos oar man Ip tise conferee oeueestion with the i ntmost harmony, unaciaitty sad uahroltea front. As there- will be highly reseiatatiee sonstsmiso memo isaaded tress *most sew, emieby in Otte distmet. the re. 'poetise Meads of which wW undoubtedly strongly insist to have thole tam( put in Obmiaatlon, I derive that our scanty should rasiontassid hoc moo usaniasounly. We were unfortuabbiy defeated last fall, which unoweetioo• biy giros our opponents strength and eneouregensent this year, 'OA regsibe additional vlibr on our part to secure saceess, whit* however I. laid up ia More for on, *ad loth surely be obtabsed on the 2nd Tweed*, in October. if we prosaism the wort with that spirit and oono ss t, o f ac t ion whist has so far crowned or 'ram, and let oar watch word ha oprissesidlise lad "not wen Mery are my MO. Wag far agiakikirilie weed, test. tie filasoarsoy of • Coeoly will not oily be free from datainstioa, but from suspicion of it. I ceases etarefecie wittiest-toadiag lay Mende the moot Masers are heart felt Awake for the satinatted partiality arealfesteti by thim Ia briagiag my mars before tits pub-- fie 1n imassetton with so high and distinguisbed as odium • - I ail reepeedally` yaw oirt. a et, JAMWI 0. MARSUALL. we aeito•wledte the Goes I—Mr. M•rehett was Ou t • "beelbm" either with am me," or shams - it, is .1844. Whether that is asy mass why Vet ohoita be immt to Con gress, lastsed of.ls ashsol:'mitains to ips- *wt. OP' Vr• lewd - that the "Suee 4 M we" are wan to MAW to Si eatiaidl Sir., of Ulm otter either ee Pletiwielpage ae Ikeesa. It even be of visite., sir. areweeet by a edema flow aide Awe dew Itskeeeyealean meitble f tiedl , 4o4meeril by Pews elleA erlws eeselletee deo islets*, a elsobee et litrit Am gE. weablerseeiety..-lue:lllliiveimet the Illeesed M east em 4 the Meek et weevil. wino the *. Weyedolt.bedeeMw Na awe thebeklbeep ie ea WeAreises,e •qatrOitiew hire •11 0144•• IP Vaiteli ow e , was are ge94 ooOtiok. ledge Treble city Alin; bee at tie brig, will, we pivianate opearlbete tee felt Owe tweerde,gedrayedle the_ *spew... stir Tba „Itisafislle Toursa4 curs, says Iliac A s/ 04r ,, itacii,i47o pitti Ea pia b roug h t . ai 4 04„ Diek." Leastoptos Peittoorat ea, bay a lasi dist got up trots a sick bed Sp vote!, spied the Leeoloptea Coasti , s goal Preposterous I—er o it sot esps o l or O wi , „What s li41 1 410 ; Ake k i rPOWORAMMIPA Upt POO. * fg-NukAttrilP4V, tgl uP 0 5,0 stmh u ses it th e Haim to bare passed that measure! Verily, titan ismer. bops, of a fool due of the ebb" of As Aurae = DM Rant, Oct 6, 16N3 JAMAS Q. MARSHALL. Aorta 10;1344. To the ► ''• ••• A A and Ors flz>l Dissatisfied ith wa thiteroi managed in th • . 11 e- nveo;l tion, to Erie County, I at oneodetermined ters of this district, and announced myself an independent candidate for Congreu. did this with the fullest convictions of du ty to myself, as an appeal to a just pub lic, from the wrong doings of a few mane ~eFs--aat so mech from their objections to me, as to mould and use , the Democratic Party for some oiher purptise than to elect a Democrat to on from this District. My course, I have treen c:e fication to know, had the approval of a number of my fellow ci tizenw and Demoeratic friends.— Thusi matters stood unto the nomination of Wm. P. Shatoick, Esq., by the Congres sional Conferees at Edinboro. With his nomination I was prepared to acquiesce, believing it ta have been fairly made, and that he would be the standard-bearer of the party intead of the few. I was further prepared, in case he declined to carry the colors, to have them placed in the hands of any other good Democratic leader, and I should retire. I was only waiting to know certainly who that leader was, to make 115,, , best bow, for the favor with which 1 had been received; to withdraw as a candidate, to unite_ in one common effort for success Greatly to my amazement I now learn that Mr. Shattuck has withdrawn and in stead of the colors being placed in the hands of some other good Democratic leader, they are entrusted to Gen, Dick, a Republican politician of the most ultra stamp. How such a humiliating and dishonorable ar rangement was brought about, I am not informed with certainty—time will doubt less uncover the dishonest instruments, who have disgracefully bargained to sell the party as an article of merchandise, and to trail our time honored flag in the dust. I for one, will consent to no such arrange ments, and instea I of retiring, as I desired and intended, - I have concluded with the advice of my friends here, to remain in the field as a candidate ; and now appeal to My Democratic fellow citizens in the dis trict to come to the rescue and give me their support, and 1 promise them to carry their colors, if not to success, not to dis. grace. JAMES C. MARSHALL. Erie, Oct. 7, 1858. CONGRESSIONAL COIIMEMON In pursuance of resolutions adopted by the Crawford and Erie County Conventions, the Congressional Confork es of nil Counties met at Edinboro on Friday, October 1, ISSB, and or, gat i ized by calling Cot Alex Power, to the chair, and appointing Er L Mason, of Erie, Sec retary. The names of Conferees having been called over, the following named gentlemen were pi se ed in nomination for Congress, vitt [lon. Gaylord Church, of Crawford, and Wm. A, Gal braith, g= q ,of Erie On motion it was resolved that it shaft require a majority of the conferees to make a nomination After taking a number of ineffectual ballot logs, a weasage was received from the Senatorial Coufereev, (potting in an adjoining house) an the nomination of Benjamin Grant, Esq ,of Erie, for Senator Balloting wasp then resumed and continued until 24 were bad with• out effect, when it was agreed to adjourn to Mon day, the 4th inst. Before this ;weird however, 31r, James E MCE•ARLAwD, of Meadville, moved the conven thin adjourn sin; die—which was decided in the WTI b it, and tile trruitliatkir*l4ll4lol4llllsi alt MONDAY, Oct 4 . (7onferenee tuct pursuant to adjouromnot. On motion, A. S. Davis, of Crawford, was appointed an additioual Secretary. - 11a0otiags were then resumed and euutioned until 2r) were had with out a choice, who' on motion, the nominations were opened and sev‘ rid new names were propo sed end Indl“red for • 12 •-• Z. " `. 11 71 A to A • a tri • 7 = a; • Eie : 5 T i s a _ a a 27 5 4 1 23 5 5 29 3 4 3U 5 11 1 32 5 5 33 3.4 3 5 35 4 3 30 3 4 2 1 3S 4 3 39 3 :1 1 40 3 • 1 4 41 2 1 4 42 3 4 43 44 2 1 4 3 45 2 4 4 46 2 2 3 3 47 1 48 49 1 50 4 EMI Thus it appeariog that Wm. P. Shattuck had rewired a majority of the vitas of the Conferees, be vies thereupon declared the unanimous nominee of i6e Conference. Ou motion the Convention adjourned. ALEX. POWER, Ch'o. E. L NAB9s, ) y. fee' ys. A. L. DAVIS, ) tar Democrats ! in making op your ticket on Tuesday next, recolleotthat BENJ GRANT is the regular Democratic nominee for St.mate Recol ect that a vote gained for him from the opposi, 11..0 is taro votea in hie favor : Recollect that there arc three eatillidate in the field for Coo. gret4i—none of them the nominees of the Demo. eratte party—and therefore every Democrat has the right to trade it he chooses. lie The Gazette thinks we oppose Hums' Tr.u.r.n., ono of the Republican nominees fur the Legislature, because "be was once a Democrat." Not su ; we oppose bini because be is now a re. publican, and because bis election would disgrace the county. volt vislau34 7-- . r i ms understood, Meese of Le &ruff sod Waterford Tows. J. ship, rempectfally present to the veleta of kris Coast/. w not regard to party, the neo.e of JAMES LYTUrt. •of Brie tat', se •No Hebb person be be voted for at the appro /Oats. ter Rieetlon, for the office of Sheriff. berid lito7o, T. W. Wisher, A. 8. Kin, Mac J. Pothroh, Joseph Wattirtih, John C. Sank Joel ft Porter. Charlee Colt, Jobs H. Ifteroore, Howard Peek, H. 11.• Coil. W. P. Lloyd, I.orioe Porter. klegtheer Meek Witte B. 1./old, grotto. Ramer. Jolla A Hes, Nattbeo=eft, W. It. Itaarowt. Mow RillbrOd, Wes H J. R. Whitton Wes. N. Smiley, P. Q. Straisbaa, Rlehard If Allem, /1141011 Rehiseoo. aeon, Malik Peter fi. Cott. Ramon Willey, \Cat.'filayea, If. SI: Rai" Fog , Drew brake, R. if. W*lla, tirwasta FtleAtre, John Were" Wilma Cookso• Grew*, L. U. Peek, li. O. Priebe. Angina 28, Ina. asw:iiiillOtinvia t o or owl cowry I—At the Sceetiellatlan asid wow* al Reef friends. / =aced to yoolt to the tree sad fader went a Rae Gaiety; Oki S, Wale ibr the *Mee of bIIIIIIIIII. rams the wawa to v*lk aoineatioas are new raised and theSsbede. sale slams of WWII sad ash am peep etimied„ It is leaperibi• 14 pl a tamelk st al the, peep& erresich the soothes el a diarsediets. la Hew of this tact, an •.141 Is the urgency of Ur de ws* i em compelled to WWI to the &wade of my - fries* um( allow ay woo to he SOUS la • sonditiste Ira Mart( at the swift elertkeely wasitiair the easoperation sad whitest* el ell Moe olso ase iili liberty to he their et ow age.% lathes{ el." leerhstfaMbers-to-dletate their eladir Sur th eltaP Ilielreia, Ass. 34, 1111M-44.112.' ituis IllItICIST:" NE iq ft MOM' "It KM—T. tbo Valars at . . • at* Inarreleved game Mown ea &It M - ty Irresinor at tin widow eke. tha sad reeseelfhlk eoppers, it dhesonn,4eit 41. _ 1- N.,,.. ll'llitlltiltit PHELPS. rir... 1 " 1 04. 4111( 0, • P.. Ottlyikihie /Israeli/ 1 / 2 and minrea. Bee arreatersoeet to another maw. liar PIM SW. .11.110(001Vi1 APPIOINTAIINITeI. igirgxmart coo CIVICS OM JKLLY.--A 150 Nortigt AlAriparporkhipliah elgiAplh• pa mat. pus, OIL A delitiosepripsnities, Amin tit meth log AsotAislADA popettke t.M Oil. Wilmot Ay tools. Posilsa. (limy C4Wlelamile 411116. later reek : eisslair Nog ONAir Sm. 111111 y, 1A10,115. of sr!o 2 1 5 2 2 I I 1 2 i 5 3 5 1 IILABSIED. 0. There& October 7th by do nor. j , a A, L T. J. HOS cod La. MAk*H sw e e t .. ~t Ift• 11, Hmm keg., of Wei city . rift DIED. Ikw. Mama at Dobai Ram Is, CaWanda. si r T .,„ mums, at this city seed about la t wi . ""t6t la this ell i kze: rm. alt. Nrs. actstsern suidkafts 16 ys al Witiliummaid la*lfeam.,4 o , o , L ssoetbs aad la Masai as, tag Mai on, 44 W arsalsaass sr Mr ir wry as athid y, 111111tIVA asagaasr snit 4, 4 it tr i z set V year& Wrlgg.lll 11111L1... 11.4c.canir, Nanedielionws a 1 NA. Nor. 'kg k .. sod dastors In Flooring. eldlng 1411 k, ti t , "olk, of Mb sad Holland CAN PD • 11% Notice! Don't Forgot This: at/A. AND Les (IN ourrsfmni AMD rat 4.14". TSB /EMI Inn Min Hi rt will mow Meet it. lt sweet, slew i m y hsath.....b.tisig sod Beg proof_ Appsiatss A;..;;' , 0 V. easil t CM. Oct R SUL Perwitsre Mors t n . A. 14.7" izt.toE,B GREAT SIIONVI DAN tillttrWlLL . RICA The Agents of tge 011=7 SHOW an Nappy to Oda s i g h , sasevac• se exhibition Yn Zlalk on Wednesday, October skh, ti mach oceaskra tirt Iheritherg peettliallthe, nod huh* 0 of this otgashathini ertil be preenstad, thus dts matastlng to the peopt• of erail Wet, that the Ildthelleha 101111 &ea by the Praia of New York. Pblladelola onftqu ist were not falsonaely heehawed. TILS WILD ANIMALS ar 4 0 4 oil lel Mere ta w Arson, Mood= etetlent sad WM ofstatue, OP l ClN 4l 1168454 as advantage sot to to gained vim* Are 000ris or to *sou. DOM, and penhebei by reetniultf tins, and deprived of light and EaPvt' voutall l / 0 5 , 1 an in traveling caravans- The MANX Ildrsall i e Whited to the Groat Shoe amid of The lihinooorool The largest ever brought to the United Static the only the country, and the tint ever roodeted Lune. TER GYMNASTIC =MAIM The only on e over taught to walk a ?Id* 3.,., THE WHITE C.S.AfEL! W Lich SMALL Ir ersathltel ood *el tali , 0001110 MI LEO, That meet the eagneestloas slitho torero Ohs The ARTISTIC MOBCCIS an of scb a shasister, tau as g o „,, titan lostltutlika sow extant ere IPTItf arms to o„, uto ma pelleo with the Great Show. 111111*. DAN 111/ CK Mistress or the Meaege art Rood Runt.. M.. {Abby Orrorfor, the Vowels Horse MO. M.H.S art Maio draror. Joords idrorlioo, Cori. l'ootworoirt sod tidotc,,,,, Dr. Juror Traylor, the Clown sad Rosier Colooro !leaser Vireos Used, the Mow of Ur Purer Dr. F. D. Droodso, tL. cruirloo Horseman, Oster Ifiebscrises the Lightelaaddir. elteuries Noyes, the Zoological row. Rood Daserry, Root. Sara. ;Rß . J. H. Clarke, oroolabirr, Acrobat. rt. whole tinder the guidance and cflreettos d DAN RICE, THIL A3dISICAN HDRIOIIUST. the Stud of Blooded sad Trstned Horses tier) cot for somber, beauty, or angasly. Assonge which , rate that sold* lidos d sty_ MXVHALMIOM., itHJI a Wll/11 SURAT . • 1 1 / 1 027 Lowaaroo, BOMA, Cowes Fewer, 1 Amongst the Spectacles oßsred, will be . CRAIION OP VIZ IWILLLMCIa. In width 111 dashkan Stood* vNl appwar. rieft oft yedian, of the Old Enetah Festival of Flitch of Bacon,ei , •'vi S Summer'l Morn to The Num, the loaf her massed to a Potipatetin ltakt undo, the control of Prot THOMAS CASEIAK, of t h e 1 Bram and String Band. DOOM open at 1 o'clock in the oftarnooo, and di • sari:nog. Perforinanc. will rommeoco one boor after Opfdif D/111M11011-11101, cta Pit Id et.. Children 211 eta N , price to rit. C H. CA4TI4, rnis Company will Perform at ECUINEWIRO, Monday, Gel. WATUItrOW.D. raionday, Oot. TlonroJii?. 00 *. 25.1. SHERIFF'S SALES. By vistas of sundry email of Vsaditiool Itspoessa, to m. iigit out of the Court of Comma Kam of IBM st Pubne Baia at the Count Hoar, to the city of one u dsf of bargainer 111611, all the right, title, intermit a.o.t Mather of In and to the ibilowirag described Low I aie ne Cooeord, trim Co , bounded and deaarttrnt so for. bit us part of • Larger tract of lead designated to the t Holland l.ml Company he Its soledmr Yf, sad betok.: to wit. Beginning at a post to the treat Una of tract ?t• roach maws coroor of laud sootrachg4 for by Sortior , lieDoeslonw the wolth line of said land and the soot contracted tor by d.. Whim treat tiro handred icar ...t o .... tgat in t a !teLitt i lLo• A t o lgotegXn: 1 / lig the Notate' of to Ilk, As. OM N.,* DIU ?WOW 11 110 , a via is Mn us% 11.01 ul at owl, seed wise line one bandied semi too perehe. 10 dog. Coatatotag one hoodind sod forty ta, 221 of land non or low Also part of tract No. 53 bounded se follows to el at a birch to tit* east Ito* of tract No. 53. Theme Mot *oath secenty sight perches to • birch thr o. rib of land ternenyed to NYC Coign:me thence of egad land east ow hundred and tatty T •I 0 Una of land contracted for by tort L. It Et Balker oleos tho west los of flettnap's toed oortb thuio . poet the northwest censer of add lan& Theo.,. tine of rid land east fifty are 5-10 pent... to - lino of tract No. bd. Thence along .aid woo lu and • half porebne to a lienalock, be count lands contracted for by the beton mentioned And thence along thesouth hoc at taut land and sixteen paros to the plan of bosituting, Sc. wed of land and alkorance more or lees. Sand In csecuttoo at the suit of Sector Manta. _ . An the rigbt title interest and clam of) W litollou of in sod to the following described agenda land eiriate 10 the village of Libion, Eris Co, that certain pies ahead or lot bounded thus corner of Pearl and fr maths' streets theoce wink throe links along Franklin street to a post at the es of land of Abner Jackman ; Shwas west aloe Jackson ass powebsa and 6•• links to a poet., west di peochea and (oar Rolm to the south t. and these" east along Pearl street aloe berths 14: the place of beginning, containing thy of lead, on which to erected a tram/ Ingo Also, one other lot bounded north by by John Omit, east by bud fbenewly ' , mood 'oath by the Crnaesville rood and west by to. Also, one other pisco elated or lot beeadied scribed lot, east by tee mud, booth by the roe burg, and west by the toad landing hen Aline- Welch I. greeted two buildings end a wagon 11191. taken in eseeettoa at tie sat of Barrett b 5111 at V &Osbertt Chariot, t. Whelaer at Gilbert 2 lam Alto, *lithe tighqs, interest and clam of l in end to the foil* described heal trate - of the, Lob No. 11, abd ZS a Courtngbt by Canal street, east by tot No. Hi, south by 24--and west. by lot No. U and Bas ell's street. in orecutioe at time salt of Milton Cowin/gist Also, all the right, *de, Internet and rialto of in end to the knowing described deal Wale sit township, trio County, Pa. Rounded on the Wax. S. Reads/Cs bars, on the not by land of ' the south by hod of W R. liattbews, and on • Jobs flpoolding 2E. W. kendall Contemn, more or lon. on 'bleb to erected • house and tabus In execuuon at the snit of Verona Keep, . Andrew colts, now-for the use of tattle Betray. Alan, nil the right s title, Interest andeletso of Iwo in and to the following described Heal estate Wolin a oT Lockport, k r is C ou nty and bounded is follows troth by hod of Nathaniel Youngs, east by the ee a highway, and wad by land of Cyrus elerrdy, titres ft:tartsa of to acre of hod and Wittig erected sad barn. Soloed and taken in essieution at the Cutter on. of ninny Weellieeteo. 21.0, all she right, tills, Interest and deka of of in and to the following deecribed piece of land I held township, tree County, Pe., bounded so folk tb• north by land of S. L. Potter, on the east by ' Pried* on the south m %l a ed forlo•tly of Stephei the west by a rood, cos shoot kfty sere et and takes hi waseutiou at soil of A. S. IWO Belden, now for Om say of Peter.l. Selhottem. Also, ell the right, title, interest and claim el of, to and to the following desorthed lbw saw. creek township, bounded la illelilowe, to wit Os Wrote, on the south by bead et I:Mow Cool), on alley, maw the laeOw by • staset, bah( part to the eity of trio No. flebed and taken a suit of Charles B. Wright, Minds P. Bailey a c st gout, &lag bueseas soder the ,ace, none and sty Co. Also, ell the right, title, Interest and rim of, to and to the Allman deserribsd pies. of creek township, tele Coital, Ps., and bounded On the north by land of John Hershey, on the David Love sari Sawed Mae, ea the ...nth Newsboy t Jacob tale, and test by land of As log about ninety arose of land, harin g ere dwell boom, a bank bars sad ot out leo l ing n esessitioa at Bee salt of John abr. all the right, title, istoreet and clam vial at, le and to tin following described pica Waterbed townshin bounded as follow, to iv land of liaison F. Sada, east by lead of land of David bleCtleneaaa, red west Se lasi claimed by John Edwards, containing toe" more or less. It beteg the rase plea of and I flunifi ß thi la deliendeat. Seised owl taken la of ater u. A et ls W e, al the ry6216, h d. = and c um and to tb• ppm. of hu triton towastd7,, — i.,.. ' , -- ttitadott a. foll o w', to by Bat of noose alba; east by bat of swath by the Crawford County lies, and we Plea, esatatsag two area of laod soon or toted thereon a house *ad bare. Seised 1, st the sat of Sherman Katie,, *wive* of • ALIO, all the tight, tab, tearer and oleo of, is and to the Moor* Rost grab s tair teconsoenciog whore the eaters lice of Sole 0 south line vi Tooth sawn ; those* roothrs ,4 twenty bet arid arm able bait tootles JO N . thence earearay pa l mated w i t h Th w th west hod het (6413( ft.) to an alley . tb.oos nor'' state street isnot, Set sad ones' and • to Tenth elbreent mad thence weetwaNly 'Jobe two and a hot bet to lb* shoo of benign* lots No. 616 t 619, as oeiebered on Ito of tab. Also the Wnilowirwherrib.^l pert 619 la the eity of trio, winuseeoclag at • !onto of stets West, twat, Net and seven wed • lb' Aunt elan mad Has of state Wort o , non 11p° pirl•alb strowl ; donee soothesedly hod and erre, end a half limbo.. awn.? Teeth street eighty•rwo sod • belt fret, t• allot with State sheet twenty wet 'set anvil timbre ereetwartiv parallel with T. %Plc ANA to tbs plate of IsoftJunius A h... 71., flaw t of helots ho. Sit k els, towilditot .. • F - - - el Bate str. le the efts of J." too ; r.. 0100 woutlaweedly from T.„4, therm,.,„ sheet tentoty beet and 0.001 • wet . Jog parslke with tenth street etthty theism borthwardly alosi Mid obey oak ' r a te Mt half lichee, awl these, weetwindly A"• two sad a belt het to the place u t i , tltrf ic ,, deecribod pats of tolote In the .if *deg at a past ja the reed lean , m watt WS sad a ba isterb•• ._1 oeuthwardly ohms Mate •trol. "' ,;., , inches) theses so etwarily ten. ...,, hus ur lad abut len to en s nee !no urrn a m tesety fret nod we. b .ord • halt t.d II . Tr street. eeslvr.r.lt, • la sea •art iv.. #r 640,46.411"41111enta'1W1R5.:"Z Viso .1 & li"l‘leL
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