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Demoeraey OF Erie County Rnmpant.

The " harmonious Democracy of Erie to the
number of eighteen, assembled at the Cours
House in Sandusky on Saturday, to appoint
delegates to the State Convention. Milan was
the only township, outside of Sandusky, repre-
sentej After the delegates were appointed,
John G. Miller, Esq. introduced platform, in
dorsing Douglas and his Kansas policy. The
ofice-hOlders fared up, and U. S. Commission
er Click moved reference of the resolutions to
a committee. Mr.. Miller opposed the refer.
enee. Postmaster Brown suggested to Miller
to withdraw them. Local mail carrier Houk
begged the Douglas men to desist. A motion
to adjourn was made and decided lost, when
division was called for, pending which the Ad-
ministration men seized their hats and made
desperate rush for the stairs-and with their
exit, the Register says, the curtain closed upon
she rcana
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Wade now boldly to press his eialms TO y
election, and over his own signature TO betray
such gross lack Of mUilesty and delicaey,
make me think have heretofore overrlted that
gentleman, and that 1t Is high time he under-
stood that the people are not 10 be caught with
such chaf or be led TO believe in the fancied supe
riority of any man for an Office SIMPLY on his
testimony Such bid for office seems To me
quite as truly an attempt to get the sop for
demagogHes as anything that can be imagined.
1t Is utterly idle in this community for Mr..
Wade to claim that there are not others equal
" as deserving, as talented-as pure minded
as sincerely patriotic and uRSelfSh as himself,
and whose claims upon the support of the
Republican party are equally as strong. And
everybody knows that they could represent this
district in Congress with equal fidelity, skill
and zeal Their bdekbOnes are equally as stiff,
and they hate doughfaceism just as cordially as
does the "Stllrdy Wade
Now, Mr.. Editor, 1 venture the assertion
that not one single good reason can be given
why Mr.. Wade should be reelected. lie has
done his duty and deserves no thanks for that
l am willing to concede that he has done all
that any man could do for this district, but
must at the same time say that no man could
do less. "Beau Nash" says his first term brought
the division Of the State into twO Judicial Dis
tricts, and his second the Custom House with
100000 Now let US give the devil his due.
Everybody kl0lrs that the division of this DIS
trict was purely Democratic measure, and doHe
to provide life Offices for two prominent locOio-
cos-one of whom was Mr.. Green, the Clerk
of the Court, irhO UOted for ihe Nebraska bill,
aud was thus rewarded. Everybody knows that
the District would have been divided and the
Court House built had Edward Wade Esrer been
born. So much to vindicate the truth OF histO-
ry. should have been the last man to find
any fault with Mr.. Wade, or attempt to detract
from his honest fame, but it will not 10 for his
friends TO claim for him anything more than
his just dues.
close then by saying that the people of this
district can find many Of its citizens who can
serve them just as well as Mr. Wade. Ii this
IS true it should be the end Of the whole mat
tor. For no one man should be allowed to car
~ of for all time the highest Office in our gift,
with its emOluments and honors, 20 the utter
exclusion Of others eqcally as deserving. It
is not DemOcratie-it is not Republican, is
not right l trust Mr.. Wade will yet realize
this and conclude to give his support in turn TO
others who have SO faithfully supported him.
WATCHMAN.
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Kidnapping free negroes under color of the
fugitive slave law for tie sake OF the fees, and
running them into slavery for the price Of hu-
man flesh, appears to be prosecuted with sue
cess by officers and their tools at Terre-Hauie.
A boy of j. H. Bundy, eOlOred man residing
near that city, was kidnapped few days ago,
run South and sold, and the Express says the
father of the boy is in pursuit of his son, hoping
to reclaim him.
The Express also relates tie disgraeeful Oe-
currence of the kidnapping of an old negro
man in the streets of Teue -Haute on the 23d
inst He was seized by an Irishman on suspi-
cion of being runaway, and though he pro-
tested that he had violated no law, was a free
man, and asked to see the papers on which he
was seized, the negro was hustled by officers
and his captor upon wood train for the South.
When asked if they knew the negro the answer
was no, but we believe he is slave and mean to
get the reward
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Heavy Rpilro.d Contract.

The Dayton Gazette states that Mr. D. Beckel,
of that city, has recently entered into con-
tract for constructing SO miles of the Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad, commencing at
Kalamazoo and running 40 miles beyond Grand
Rapids The So miles are to be completed by
the Ist of October, 1860; the price 1900
OOO This is link in the line of $50 miles of
Railroad from Fort Wayne to Mackinaw, which
Penetrates the finest pine lands of the West /;
100000 acres fwhAh were donated by Con-
gress to aid in its construction. Grand Rapids
is one of the most extensive lumber and plas-
ter manufacturing towns in Michigan.
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A Card.

1t having been reported in various parts OF
this Congressional District that the basis Of
delegation to the approaching Congressional
Convention was made for the purpose of injur-
ing the prospects of Hon. E. Wade's re-nomin-
alton, we desire to state that all such imputa-
tions are false and unfounded.
At meeting of the District Committee cali
ed for the purpose of fixing the time and de-
Gliding upon the basis of the Convention the
subject was fully discussed, and the basis unani-
mously agreed upon, for :he reason that it was
following the precedent established by the
State Central Committee, and because the Com
mittee believed it equitable and just. That
opinion the Committee still entertain If it be
right that IO2 Republicans in one election pre-
cinct in the District should have the same
voice in Convention intended to represent the
Republican party that 529 Republicans in an
other precinct should have, or that one county
casting 1884 Republican votes should have
lust double the delegation that another county
CASTING 237l votes should have, as would be
the case if an equal number of Delegates were
allowed each Township and Ward, then the
principle is wrong, otherwise it is right.
The undersigned, members of the District
Committee, were present at the meeting at
which the basis was agreed upon. The other
two djd not attend. One was unable TO do so,
and from the other a letter has been received
approving the basis agreed upon. But be the
principle a correct one or not, we again repeat
that the charge that the basis was fixed for the
purpose of injuring Mr.. Wade's prospects, or
for the purpose of advancing the interests Of
any other candidate, is false and unfouEded.
WILLIAM SLADE, JR.,
WM. L. PERKINS,
H. c. GRAY,
Members of District Committee
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The R1vIERE ScANDAL.-The Tribune, OF
Monday, thus flaps down the curtain at the close
of the long and disgraceful farce which has fur
nished the sensation press column on column
for morbid appetites
The public will be glad to know that the
''Riviere Scandal is quieted, for the present at
least Mr.. and Mrs. BlOunt and their interest
ing daughter sailed on Saturday in the steamer
for New Orleans Riviere has modestly retired
from the too pressing attentions of his creditors;
Hunoke is found and fined Jersey and Justice
are satisfied; the puppets have left the stage,
the play is over, and so ends the latest Nine
Days Wonder. What shall be the next non
sense
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Chagrin Falls, July 23d, 2s5s


Our Next kepreseniatiNe'
Mr.. EDrroR l did not intend to take any
mart in discussing the relative merits of the
gentlemen now before the district as candidates
for Congressional honors, nor should but for
the article published in yOar paper and signed
8. Ed. Wade" If Mr. Wade can give no better
reason for his reelection, or fails to attract pull
lie attention to his claims for fourth term of
an Office paving over se1en thousand dollars a
term unless he puts up "men Of straw for the
sole purpose of knocking thenr down, it seems
to me that nlodesty should compel him to silence.
Few men have been supported for Office SO cor
dis,Iv. so unanimously and so cheeTiully by any
district as has Nr. Wade. He has received his
fuIl share of public honOrs at our hands. His
r;yals for the office have aided to the extent of
their ability in showering honors upon him,
ana have gone to the extreme limit of generos-
itv in extending that support already beyond
what Mr.. Wade could reasonably expect. And
now for Mr.. Wade over his signature to inti-
mate that his opponents are " housing o5Ies-
seekers" &" plotting demGgogVes, % underground
offce-kunfers," &e., DC, seems to me to be the
very hight of imPudence, lngrattude and folly
Neither Mr. Baekus or Mr.. RIDDLE have any
knowledge of this letter; but 1t Is written be-
cause such presumption on the part of Mr..
wade should be publicly rebuked. No men
have more eheerflIly supported Mr.. Wade than
have Messrs. Backus and Riddle Neither OF
them will suffer by comparison with Mr. Wade
in point of personal integrity or honor The
terms, s'mousing office e-seekers," 'demagogues,
aoffiea- a-bunters," would seem equally applicable
TO Mr.. Wade as to either of these gentlemen.
Neither Of them have as yet got up any fictitious
issues in the newspapers to call public atten-
ton to their case, and neither OF them are
at this moment doing more to secure Their own
election than Mr.. Wade The truth is, sin
cerely regret that Mr.. Wade has seen fit to take
the course he is pursuing. have supported
him to the best of my ability, and have done 1t
cheerfully and with pleasure. But for Mr..
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A Kansas THUNDER SHowER.-EveTything
is on grand scale out West. Even the clouds
pour more water than among Eastern hills, and
the thunder-bOlts are stronger forged. For in
stance, in LeavenwOrth City the evening of the
18th the Times says the rain ''fell as if the
heavens were made only of water" Three
Nile Creek overfowed its banks almost instan-
taneOusly, swept OfwagOns, goods and people,
and three houses were hoated away. The in
mates were saved, but at imminent peril All
the bridges were destroyed, and considerable
property injured along the stream.
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FATAL RAILROAD AcoIDENT.--0ne of the
bridges on the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesvin Railroad gave way on Saturday and
precipitated freight train into the stream be-
low. The brakesman and fireman were killed,
and several persons in passenger car attached
to the train received injuries.
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GEx. BuRSs-The Democratic County Con-
ventiOn in Knox county passed resolution in
favor of the denomination of Gen. Jos. Burns,
of Coshocton, for Congress. Burns it will be
remembered started for Washington swearing
Anti-LecOmptOn, but was soon manipulated
into rabid LecOmpton supporter.
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TONIC.
TONIC.
From Col. Albert Pike, n. e. flom Arkansas.

IONACs
Ffom Col Albert Pike, n. e. fIom Arkansas.
Washington. d. C., June IL
II have used two bottles Of your BGRHAVE'S HOL-
LAND BlrTERS. and have founi very useful in case Of
indigestion and Headache, and recommend it to all who
need pleasant acd ecacio remedy and valuable tonic
DysYeptic Women N0tce-EdERHAVEiS HOLLAND
BITTERS has elred me Of Dyspepsia by uing ii only
week. recommend IL confidently all suffering from
CLARA E. sCHUCHSIAN.
Pittsburgh, Oct, "A Is5s
(NIrs- S. is the wife Ofihs noied Lithosraphor.)
The late High Sh.r Of Allegheny county has given The
following
Il was afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive Organs
amounting attack Of Dypepsia, which had
uced my flesh consider ably. Ny wife alsj ,cted
under the circumstances. and the same disease Har
log used your sdciao called EE RHAVE'S HOLLAND
BTTEBS, we both obtained relief and happy to afford
you this pubic evidesce offs value"
JOHN FORSYTH
Pittsburgh, January 2ll 1851.
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How THEY ARE BLED.-Buehanan ofiee-hold-
ers, like the unfortunates in the reign Of John
Tyler, have to pay the piper The Washington
correspondent OF the Chicago Times writes that
Mr.. Cook, the Chicago Postmaster, has inform
ed the Administration that he has subscribed
$1,000 towards the establishment of the Chicago
Herald, and has compelled his so clerks to sub
scribe from SIS to 500 each. When is Cleve-
land to be electrified by Buchanan Organl
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DROwNED.-Mr. Jos A Silver, Clerk of the
Memphis packet James II. Lucas, was knock
ed overheard by fender on the 2lst inst and
drowned. He was brother of the Captain, and
an estimabIe citizen of Lexington, Missouri.
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K1LLED.-Mr. Tobias Kemerle, butcher of
Columbus, was killed on the 26th, by the run
ming away of his horse He got entangled in
the lines, and was crushed by the axle of the
WAGON
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hEMuAls oAlAllsk ~ To- NAY.
De TuBBs-Desr Sir. Hoping 70 assist you The good
work dnIr and al the time 70 cheer and hen
eft dsspondnE inv bids. give the iac Of my wifes
ls52 first noticed swelling the side Of her neck
We promptly resoTted 20 treatment but growth not
arrested Other tined repeatedly and almost
unceasngly hot vh0 avail the increased until
March, VII It projected hcvOnd the flce.
ing defoTmy. Having giving the best phVscaus In the
county nearly three years Tial and all this time becoming
worse entirely discouraged and II only BY
he persuasion OF friends that she called you tins time
Amer taking vour remedies three four months change
was noticeable which went until the entirely
removed and her grneTal healih fully restored For two
wears past her health has been excellent, and symp
nm N Srrof1la In manifested itself.
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BUCHANAN ORGAN IN CHIcAGo.-The Chicago
Herald is the name ofa new daily just establish
ed by the office holders in that city. Ithandles
Douglas rOughly,and charges that ''of all men in
the Union Mr.. Douglas is the most dangerous
man to the Democratic party" Lively times in
Suckerdom.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Ee and Cleveland
and Pusburg. Railroads.
Al SOlol. with hacks 20 Chasrin Falls.
AT AIanfua with hackg for Rayenna
Al Brareville with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
AT Waneu with hacks TO Sharon Greenfield, MeadyiIle
Bio imfeld Canfeld, Sc-
At \ ounes.ovgn, with STAGES for New Castle Poland
Lowell AM En0H valley and thence By p. F W = &. r.
K 10 Pitisburgh.
Cleveland July =. Is-s-jyas
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no MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
Il WANTED "A limited number of smat AGENTS 10
sel anew aud usefu art Gle EVERY FAMILY WANTS
1T For further PARTICULARS, call At DETONS INTELLI
GENCE OFFICE, Bank Street. under tho Merchants
Bank.
~ Letters Of ilqnir enclosing plztage stamps will
meet with pTOmpt attention. lidsls9
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TIE STATE OF HANrLroN.-The delegates
from Hamilton county, the Gazette says, are
generally of decided Lecompton procIivities.
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APPoINrNENr-D. T. Woodbury., of Colum-
bus, has been appointed Director of the Ohio
Penitentiary, in place of L G. Van Slyke, re-
signed
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for Sale or Rent.
RARE CHANCE FOR al GOOD

a hARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD
FIoURISts g n N subscriber eers for sale his
Bellevue on the Western Reserve and Biaumee Tp-spke
wlinin few rods Of the Cleveland and Toledo faroad
II IS eu Of stone. three stories high above me basement
5 it ou gn ~ stoue three now running. superior
doing merchant or custom As WELL as anV mis- in
0hio The Engine Is ninety horse power q &C ooPER s
BLACKS, make, and Is in ine condition
Iae Mil Eafias and an tie fixtures connected there
IN peeqnary elreums anees Of the subscriber him
meat viii b. made s VIZ ~ 1", apq the terms o. pay
NET y vi" be Tor rent 70 any competent and
Bellevue. o. July 70. -iul25liwEE4isi
E0R SALE-A SPLENDID ONE
-abs here SaTafe and iTst9g solky Inquire Of the
iails.iSa i5s John D. RocKEFELIER
GONSTABLE,S SALE-RY VIZ
~ tue OF an execution have levied on and Shall eoos
10 Sa az public venue according to law AZ The "a mile
saturday the 2lth day July Iss bet cen te hours "a
a ~ and ? n. Of said day, ths follow ing deScrihei
Po2erty 20 WI; Tbs Canal Roa Primrose. satisfy an
eAeeuiioni IN favor Of Juias Keilogs
Indeperdeaes july SIN 1s5sSli6 Is. H.
EOR EENT.-A LARGE AND Ell
iglby ioeaisd Boarding House. we'll paTrunizs
ss iG FS % , . 9fe % ne Will be sold 70 tn
SEYMOUR COTTAGE TO RENT
ianls W WARREN No. isi SuPeriors,.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-AN INTER-
es, IN the Fixtures &c, Of ManufaeturBg Establish
sa pay lns lG9 per &c t-price s100-for which good
Address P. O., Drawer lOl-ianlt.dtf5
FOR RENT.-ONE LARGE, CON
- veuleat SioTe aiso, Room with steam power suita
hle Ior mann purposes also, large BASEMENT
myls;.f 4. " HURLBUT.
FOR SALE OR RENT,-A yery
IL desirable Dwelling House with 10 rooms eooi barp
laree lot and within nui 3ak OF the Court Hoas
Possession sIven immediately
Enquire OF the undersigned 90 The premises.
apl1I2 H. CHILDS No. A Huron ST.
EOR SALE.-A GOOD Buggy.
Il nearly new also, good harness and saddle nav BE-
had al q bargain hr apply ng %
SfANDART, BEAIIS MURRAY.
Cleveland. March 10. '5s-mh2o;dtf
LYMAN LITTLE. HIRAM H. LITTLE. ELL n KEYEs-
Il TITLES & KEYES,-Dealers IN
IL REAL ESrATE-O1ice. over IS SuDeriorst. Clevs
land o, have constantly hand large quanfiy Of yer
good Farming Lands and Wisconsin which we viii
sell low ior lash Or exchange for Personal Properly, Civ
OF G0lnlIy heal k-slals nh6.dtf :
EARMS FOR SALE.-FOur farms
Il m VicInliy ui Cleveand-price 81 IS. OO
cheap.
Housesal 20 acres OF land - Bedford, y miles G.
change for city property.
Also Saw Mill. Cordng BIschine House and 80 acreso
land, p miles Out on c. & ~ X r., Aurora.
Also hne family Horses. and several second han
wagons and Harneses for sale very cheap and
Also several good Houses TO rent
mhedtf LIrfLES S KEYES. oveT6s Sup st.
EOR RENT.-A BARN, CONVEl
Il nen,iy located. Enquire Superior st.
March 10. 5s-m l7:dtf
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE IN
,hs best Commercial Colleges in the country Callat
a-S.S-- -s@s.....- n.1.l- len2
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ANOTHER-Miss Mar Ia Eaton tnow Mrs Brighi) OF
New Sewicley Beaver Co, Pacase very similar to the
abOve-was cured several Has married
but OF the disease - dscoverbe herself
or child. Both enjoy fine health juls6w5t
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Grneral Motifs


NOIlJE.
WHERERS, Various Individuals
w have boen IN the practics Tor months past Of
dePOsltIns Goals, Iron and other Merchandise
upon my wharf, erected upon aud adacaut the u s
Gov eruncut Pier m Cleveland, uidcr license given
70 them b. the Cleveland X PlltsHufgh Rail Road
Company sl such persons now thereto herehY no
hed TAFT every species Of authority heretofore expressly
implisdy given 70 sad Rail Road C0mD1ny rposi
e1os upon said wharf, whrTfage therefor has
be revoked. All who shall said har
o portion thereof for business purposes after The lst
day OF June. los. without first Oiulins auth
A thrueys In Cleveland, Mesrs SpauldIng Parsons will
be deemed trespassefs and treated accCrlinsly.
E-K. COLLINS.
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