Wonlerfui Cldar Press. i covered that intrigues are on foot jointly
Our townsman V. . Hick-ik, has ' in Portal nnd Spain lor further cur
invented a cider pre, that will wutirely in'lment of constitutional government- The
supersede all tha pres now in use. Tins French Consul who recently perished in
grinding eylindars and thai pre arc con- ihe s-teauier Porio is said to have had a
fleeted in one fiauia time a id a half by li.uid in theae intrigues,
four fet, and four feet Ugh t lha top of Italv Rome, at the 'atest dates, aj
the hopper, the whole not weighing more full of foreigners who have been driwn
thaa one hundred and fifty pounds. Yet there by the festivities o( the Holy VVeek.
this littlo :i aoliins cm be worked by hand The Neapolitan Stale Trials are iodefi
so aa to grind forty bushels of apples in an nitely postponed.
konr, and the grinding i fir superior to j Aluldina, a well known Rinker of
that dune by the old fashioned out mill. ; IJulogni, has failed and thereby reduced to
This i i hinc cons:it of two cylinders he;:j;ary some of the first families of the
r f about six inches in diameter, and four- ' cities.
teen inches in length, arraug-'d with irou j A letter from Florence states that, in
gudgei n and prnr wheel. These cylia- consequence of the iufl tmmatory appeals
drs are set with short teeth in row,bout ' posted in most of the cities of Tuscany,
ess inch apart, the one, running three the retirement of the Austriun troops has
times as fast as the other. The teeth on been countermanded,
ths b!ow cylinder are horizontal, and on i ArvritiA On the 5th ult. telegraph
the fist cyl.nder sp'n1. The effect of i notices were forwarded to all the Auilrian
this arrangement is, that the apples .will ; legation, that neither the external nor
not crowd into tha cylinders too fast so as internal policy of the Austrian Empire
to jam ; neither will they become choked . would bn changed in consequence of the
with pomace, ach freeing itself as it runs, ' death of the Premier, Prince Schwartzen
and instead of the apples being mearly j berg.
crushed as in the nut machine, they are j li is said he left among his papers a
completely rti'prj, as if they had passed '. memorandum, insisting on the necessity of
throngs, a fine grater. The pulp falls oar rj ing out the line of policy he had
from tha cylinder into a slatted tub with a I adop'ed. ile bequeathed all his moveable
muslin sheet insida of it to prevent the property to his illegitimate daughter, who
pomace from coining through the seams ; married an Austrian officer sometime sui.-e.
and the moment it is full it is drawn for- Ulssi. The St. Petersburg jounriU
War! under the press, aud another tub announce another victory by the Russia,. -
ibttitnteJ ia its p'aee. Tha press consists ! over the Circassians.
of a f jinre cut iron screw, t-iuiil:ir to that I
in a bov.k binde.'s press. This can
be screwed down, and the whole of the
cider in the tub extracted in less than a
minute, when it is taken out, the pomace
r .moved, and the other tub brought under
the press.
The advantage of this machine is, that
if can be carried shear any where, and
used in the housa, in the cellar, in the
wash house, barn, or out of d.tors, and t he
farmer can make a barrel of cider whilst
bis horses are freling or restin;;.
I5ut in addition to this, by the removal
of the spiral cylinder and the substitution
of another that is furnished with the
machine, it will cut up turn! s ai.d all
k nlsof roots at the rata of f r.y l.u.-heir
per hour.
Thia is doeidaJIy one of the greatest
machines extant, an I we tru't our friend
Ilickok may realise a fortune from it.
ll'irruburj Union, April 7.
aT0.Farmers and others in this region
ef eountry, wishing to procure the above
machine, can do no by applying to the
Editor of the Chronicle. It is made to go
by hand or horse power. The price is ?3o,
with cyliudars for apples ; and with au
xtra cylinder and fiy wkeel for potatoes,
turnips, ic, 8i0. Ku. Curox.
Net so Singular after a!L
Last week we copied a short article
from the -'Hatavia Times," headed ''Sing
tilar," relating the fiet that a farmer near
that place had a hoif.r which bad been
giving miik siuce May last, wilhout ever ;
having a calf. Since then, we have beeu j
informed by Jude Woodward, of this
borough, that he ownes a heifer now two !
years old, that has been giving milk for ,
the last e:ght nn nths, and has never had '
a calf, lie also iuformed us that Mr. C. j
lub, had a heifer in his possession that j
kid Uen giving milk for a still longer i
period. Notwithstanding this multiplicity j
of cases, these facts are unaccountable to ,
m. Lyomiit' G'tvtt'.
id
I'.ilnd. The tinglish papers are
ngro9rd with the coming e'ection, and
both par'ies ara anxiously preparing for
the contest. It k caid that the friends of
Lord John RuAoell, oVspnring of pelting
him re-e!ec'ed a a member for London,
re trying to gtrmf'e him in for I'dmburg.
The Arctic Expedition sailed on Thurs.
day, the I5 h inst. The sh'p composing j
.... .1
it are the Assistance, Capt. Helcher, the
Rescue, Capt. Kelleti, and the North Sts. j
Caj.t. Cullen ; propellers. Intrepid, Cnpt.
M'Clintnck, and Piincer, Capt. Oaborne.
letters received in England from the I
Alricnn -quadron say that the efforts of j
cru;i?rs hava qui e exiinijuished tha slave !
in lhe 15 "It of Henin.
Tha New York clipper ship Witch of !
Wave excite treat aitentian. as she l:es!
atthe hi-t India Iock. L .ndon, having i
u. HJFW.Q
made the quickest passage from Chitn .n i ""'fh feeona here in relation to lhe killing
rerord, with the moat valuable cargo. She j 'f 'he lave there yesterday. The Govei
made the run from Canton lo tbe D .wus l nor hm bren apprised of the transition.
in 00 days. Her exploit is a subje.l of: and will pro'.ahly be called on lo make a
eulogy in the Loudon Times of lhe 16 h ' r. quiMtion on the Governor of Maryland
u!l. j f..r the surrender of the oflicer on lhe
France. Some sensation ha bn j -li;ire of murder,
rren'ed by a statement that tbe liu-aian , -'
t , .i , ,, i- 1 Lett, rs liae been received from Col.
Imperial Almanar se' d..wn llerv V.as,., , . , , . ., .
' . l-i"il li", d'tii.t 1...U ;..i, !..' . "nj
the King ol I-M.iee. aid it..- C.i.niri.. I'ri ! ,tl(. ,,t. ,f 8ill u A(,r
S heir apparent. It in r.m.id''i d not : he w..k aireMed by a party f rud ufficTS
Unlike V that uieaures w:ll n lor and I ..! -i oi- . r iwent-f -n K . . t
the prociamaiii.il of lhe Km.lr-
. v n :
Wore li e grand review of lhe 10 h May.
o Ie9 than Iwo thousand pennon h.ne j
already been presented for .he e.iauiinme.,. :
r,i. "- . ,
of the ,n.,.r,a government. j
r,,l "fought prevaiU d in the souin
of r ranee.
Spai ani Puetcgal. Accounts from
Lisbon are to the 11 id ult. Newspaper
exrespoaiea'.a there claim to have dU-
Homicide at Columbia-Great Ex
citement. (-liLfMBit, Pa ,pnl3 Consider in e
exctrment was created li.-i .,r,d
iifternoon, hv the appexrince in ..or Htm'
cf Deputy M irsh.tl Sni)er, of lliirri-burj;.
Hccoinjianied by police oflicer Ridley, of
liabimore, and Mr. S:anslurg, for the
i.urpo-e of capturing a colored n an. al
ieed to be the slave of the latter gentle
man. At 3 o'clock in the alternonn the
lnv proceeded to a lomlx r yard at the
-nu hern extn.'inity of the town, where the
negro was eng-tjed in ; i 1 itt x hi'iiber, tin I
his nest was :ti inpte I b the two ffieers
Soorfi ilie - 1 1 fieive. irt'-d 'o malir
i;
.1
-fill! I
.OL-I, 1,1-
nr'Prk .
-.n,:li f.
Much
ex -.leoe'nt In iu rirodj o
Rdjidev then SVited that he sh 11 d .l-.iver
hnt.se f up to ibe aiiilmrrira, but u.miii Hie
irrivul o the horou'i i fli ers h Ins hi.'ei
tie whs f'.und to hitve es-aped. It vn
'lien sf:ite.l bv some of the bystanders that
lie was seen poiiiij over lhe Columbia
Uride at n rapid pace, a:id no dmibt
reached the In f iast lour o'c-ock tiain for
I! tliioi .re.
OlTi 'er Snvder to.ii t.ie cars fir Ibifii
lu r j hi 7 I' M Hrf lia i he n under
tmioiHr hw-!.'., bill was liberated b ih1
fli -r oboiit no e iiiiinaniin. Depot
t'i.rciiei Fi-h-r held an inquest tiiion the
ho fv cf Sninh, ho. I a vei bet a rendenii
m accord..nee wuh the above lie's. Smith
leaves a wife iA two children He hrtd
resided in this borough atx.nl eiluef n
months. The above lac s ha.e be n
nleanerl from the sta emeui tied. re the
("oroner's jury.
Ha LTtMoKP, April 30 The p-nive
officer who shot the slave at Columbia, is
Archibald Riil(eley. and belongs to the
firm ofZell & R,dj!cley of this city, lie
whs purxued by an excited and infuriated
crowd from Cilimbi", and wiih great
dilFi -uhy made his esCHpe and reached this
city this morning. He piveMhe lollon iti"
account of the affair. Afier tiie arrest of
Smith, an enraged crowd of negroes
surrounded him to endeavor to reacue his
piisoncr. In order to dt fnd himself, ansi
intimidate them, he drew bis piitol. The
s'ill pressed upon him, and Smith, in a
struggle to get away, got hU (Ridjjeloy's)
finder in his mouth.
Under the ex.'itument enuserJ by the
nam and the mob around him. he raised
hi other hand, in which was (he pistol.
Rnd ,he sudden impulse discharl r,
.... . . j c .... .
"1B cu"" n, m.rrru
1"llln '"'n '"s'antly
ile fled, pursued by crowd, und ith
great difficulty succeeded in reHrhina
&hrewbury, 1 ork county, wnere he got
or he Baltimore, lie is mm
'a' "' 'ne ntw. Mum
excilemenl exists here in coiisequer, . t.
the occurrence.
Hahmswho, April 30. Gre.i' ex i!,-
nient piedil in Columbia, and there is
'he
o.
i ini. iimmi... to $70,000. nrowmuout of the
--g.- - - ' ry r
....... .. .. :.. i .i.f ... ...
W "f,M1,;uri ' ,"'m;nal' d
t.ol. 1 1 if i jili i n fir G .yernor. roluio'e
()r ytui BB(1 E,,wrd B(1IN or Mia
j (;r,i,erid.;u for Vice President.
The Steamboat William Rarnet," a
small alliiir is now plying on the Delaware
It runs up as for as Bclvidere, some dis
tance above Easton.
LEWISBURGr CH110NICLE & WEST
UTrminbitrg l)r0tiiflt
H. C. HICKOK, Editor. O. N. WOHDEN, Printer.
Attt,M caah in ajTinw, $1.75 in Ihrre month!, t- paid
witliin tin year, and J..'K at the cud of tilt year.
A;anU in Philadelphia V U I'aluu-r and E W Carr.
Levcisburff, Pa.
luuu.u,i.iu.,iUAi o, io-. j
r t ht xr. 9 io.-.o
B DVEHTTZE
Kx.vator. Administrator, Public ;
ft u;Givn. City and Country Merchant. Maoufwturent,
Mivhaiiioi, K.iiinsa Men all who winh to pntrure or to
lii.pofle of anrlliiux would do well to jrivc notlre of the .
a.,uVahr.mthc"WWwo,mB.c." Tni pnptr ha
a Rood and iucroaaiBcnrculaiion in a community rolttai-
ninir a lar- a proportion of arlivn. solvent pr.Klucer..
coiuumcm. aud dealers, as any other in the State.
fa.Deiuocratic Nomination fr OHnat Commi-nioner,
WILLIAM SEAMGHr,af HiytUt Cauaty.
Whig Nomination for Canal rommi-ioner
JAVOU 1J'JFKHA., f JMl County.
49Xational Demorratie Convention
Baltimore, Tucislay, 1st June, bZ.
4"Wuig National Conrention
BalUmorc, Wcdueaday, 16th June, 1S52.
a..The Proprietor of the "LewUburg Chronicla"
offers that establishment for sale pooion to bo
given the first of July next.S'
S(Lcwisburg has never been provided
with a larger stock or better assortment
cf goods than displayed by our merchants
this Spring. Our readers in the surround
iug country are assured that a new leaf
: has been turned over in this matter, and
ii e 1 1:1
. tne aueives ui uur htueuuiu Mi'ieg are sun-
plied with a larger aud choicer variety of
r , , 0 , , , .
goods at elieap-.T rates than can be iounu
e'.cswherc in tho West Branch country.
Our advertising columns thow where the
, best bargains can be made.
1 fttjrOn Wednesday last, Capt. John
Wilt, aud Ueorgo lleimbaeh Esp, two of
; the Commissioners of Union county, (Mr.
, ilerrold being absent) subscribed two
; lluudred Thousand Dollars to the stock
'. of the .Susquehanna Itail Hoad, from
! IJiidgeport (opposite Ilarrisburg) to Sun-
bury and Williamsport. The Comniissio-
ners are entitled to great credit for this
evidence of their independence and en-1
1 lightened public spirit ; and when the
m if.er comes to be properly understood,
their action in this matter will no doubt
meet the cordial apprjbation of all the
tax pavers in the county. The Borough
j authorities of Lewisburg, also subscribe
! Fifty Tbr.usand I .liars ; and the individual
' subscriptions among our citizens reach
; th fniihcr sum f near Ten Thousand
U ,il.,i's, which will doubtless be materially
i .in leased in the next few weeks. Our
I ueoplc are resolved to put their shoulder
j to the wi.eel in earnest,
j impression that if the
We arc of the
people in the
country, and the neighboring towns, come
no promptly aud manfully to the work,
the entire subscriptions iu I'nion county
will reach the requisite sum of not less
than 8::00,O00.
t "7" At the adjourned Bailroad meeting J
Leld in lewisburg on Saturday evening t
List, it wad reiMirtei tLat over 2j0,0OU
LaJ be?H SCCUrtU CODditioiially iD Union
J
county, for stock to the Susquehanna Kail-1
J - i i
! r aa. it was ueeuieu essential tnai tne
1 . , - , n
sum bhovua be increascu to coU,uuu
j-, irii j
una lor that purpoio, the following named
jrentlemcn were named a Special Commit-
teel to circulate subseription,, thoroughly,
iu :hcir respective neighborhoods.
White Deer Henry High, I5..U ('amlor
K.ilv Junes Moore, Jicob Hummrll
llutfili. Daniel Ii ngler, James M'Creiglil,
J A Vnnv,.lz;.h, D D (JuM n
M flln.hu.K H. nry (iaxi, Jacob Drckard
H .rtl.y John Will, Daniel Long
IJcavrr Nrr Mi.!dlrrlh'
Timn linl.n John SetboM. Chaa Merrill
t'nion Jn Youngman, Isaac Eyer, Charlea
Caw ley
Ka-t Buff.lo Michael Broun, Jacob Gundy,
K H Laird. John Gundv
I.enisburf; Thoa Haves. Jas S March, I. B
Christ, And Kennedy, Wm Cameron, J I' Koss.
Resolved that wo adjourn to Saturday
evening, 15th inst., ami that all subscrip
tions be returned previous to that time.
8f The Danville and Uloomsbnrg peo-
pie are wide awake tor securing a Uailroad ( Wcit rancll i,ri Jget f,.ee 0f toi keeping
through their counties. An organization j c,refuj ut0 tua right," and thinking,
of the Company to locate a Railroad from j probably,that rai 1 roads as well as witches
the Cattawissa to Laporte, Towan.la, and , dare not cross running waU.r quietly hal
Athens, is authorized in a Bloom paper. teJ at the sign post on the opposite bank,
We mention this to show tbe people of j tQ awai(. the of ,Leir owner . no
Union county the importance of prompt dafnage don(J anJ no lonc3 lroken . a
and liberal subscriptions to give them the j h(ppy rMuIt &at mij,ht not occur agahl
hist and best start in opening the channel . in a thmuand caseg. Therefore, this in
..f trade and travel through Central 1'enn- j ciJeut shoulJ prove a waruiug to cart!lL.ss
ylvauia. i jrjver8 jn future.
We obs. rve with much pleasure, that a ',
company of Engineers, under the direction .
oi it.tunru j. usoorn. .Mi.r are now en-
... ..
ti.ged in locating that portion of the Cat-
f . .. . . , r , , .
tawissa,W m sport & trie 11. Koad, between .
Cattawissa and Williamsport. This is in
tended as the connecting link in the exten
l' . , n rfw mum lixcaA ttf I arrvn t a f f nm Ii 1 1
j i e- . .u ii i r i i v '
adelphia to the Harbor of Lake Jrie. i
Bloamsburg Democrat, May 1.
JSTThelast Timts contains an "illicit"
assault upon the Northumberland Rank, .
and opposes its rucharter. This Institution J
is known all over the Union as one of the j
safest and best managed banks in the
Commonwealth, and as it is confessedly :
indispensable to tbe business interests and
necessities of thia region of country, w
imagine its established character, and the
wants of the public, will readily secure its
recharter when applied li. Imaginary
private griefs, from dub.oua sources, will I
um "l ,u u"'u,u
convictions on this subject.
BQuRer. Dr. Dowling, of New York,
author of the ' Ilistory of Romanism,' is
cbosen successor of Rey. Dr. Malcom, in
tbe Pastorate of tbe Sanwm St. Baptist
Church, rhilatV J
BWe bare been politely furnished
with the Second Annual Catalogue of the
Officers and Students of the University at
Lewisburg, fur 1851-2. We learn by it
that there are now 8 Instructors in the
Institution. There are also enumerated
i in the Collegiate classes, 64 pupils ; 57 in
! the English Department ; IS ia the
Female Academy ; and 20 in the Primary
School-in all. 159 nunils.
The Summer
Session COmmCUCCS OH the 3d Thursday in
May,
. M, 11 T
Here onr notice would close, with our
t . Vl..- f.lr Institution its Teachers
Ue" WlSneS IOnue institution, IIS Aeaeueis
and Students but there are in the Cata
logue, matters which demand attention.
Tha title page read :
" Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa.
I'rinted for the University."
That statement, as it stands, aud as it is
calculated to be understood, is not true. It
was not "printed" in "Lewisburg."' It
is well printed, and whoever executed it is
entitled to the credit. As a Lewisburg
printer we will not allow another office to
be despoiled of the fame while we are
kept from the jirojils. It b neither true,
nor just, to either.
Vc deem it uufair to the publie, also,
to present to them the jn of a Building
1 , , e , , .1 ,
I .. . , .
the remainder not even under contract
as the "University at Lewisburg.'' A
picture of the editc-', with a statement
that it is the plan adopted, or that there
ti to be a building of the size aud form
twice exhibited in this Catalogue, would
not only be pleasing, but proper ; but
to be presented iu a manner that speaks
of it as a veritable briek-aud-morter, acd
not a paper euihce, is neither judicious
j nor honest. The same objection applies
j to the picture of the Female Seminary on
j the last page of the cover, -f whica there
is not even a Plan known to us.
There are also gross errors in Mines,
j and despoiling of (.lie Teacher and one
! Uiueer 01 their well earned titles, wuien
. we hope may be charitably accounted for
! by the distance between the University
aud the Printer.
This paper Las too long shown its
frieud.-hip for the Institution, to require
us to disavow hostility to it. It is because
we ardently desire its sound and real
prosperity, that we deprecate such elap-
j trap expedients to give it an appearance
I which it has not. An Institution with
tuch a good basis as this, can not in the
long run benefit itself by attempting to
speculate on "borrowed capital."
I.st yrnr, the Cfttslopue wm rrintl undr.tofwt.
xati-f.wt'jri y.iat thtr CUrahitlt otil.-': nud v tlie 1'nulrr
l:,i.l out wine ii o..y to procure DiattTii itir tuttt rX.r0
work, siii6' d lit m.gbt rfiT- tlia ,ob anin but
wm. uut the U ..f " UlC W:.jurity ol tV.utn.:ltte. It if
true we iio n.'t on.fF (like M.iue ill louutry pxperl
to i - all kiod of oriiiLDtf,'' or that we rati e.M-cuu-wortc
as well or an cheap as it can be .lone in th- Oti';
and yrl, tlu'ir work uaj. be tiuailjr i-nslil;.bU to smaller
.llif-es ; nn-1 it is mr.- advantageous to Cotlet-a to l It.
raUd wl.ere its priiitimr can be il.'De even rep.ct..l.lv.
" n Uomi ..f m.u-. Ti.e o-hn,
if tru'- mi.y MM-li. tl to varium mnUm
uniitiit. m il ht n-t ilour 1mm k. t lotties. ai tl Unit
ail our jry p crwvrivn. h..r t:trr iira-. r m
rhiliMlf IpSiiit we tiiUt pel I.nt.n mid hit: jr. if n t
ihw m.j twit murL hufr u-( un-rin ri.i:i.
v thiTi-tnre rxt.ilMatit or wi-- tit ! all cur t-;-r-.
! ut. om'L-N.hijn-h.., ani .n-i miiw-h
' l' riiiia-ie'phin? rj it ttl fi-r l(iwtiw.Int:iuiin..friri l-
j BUa ufuhi-vi. ttan.i . nit nciioUnrr.rT.-n with
j S,J iM'vt ,lw w a lw.T rluM um w . immenM.
tu lLat tlu'H.1 t. l.uy j-iit for a wiutt r'j. ... Ami v I.
it a Mnatl J"lt uf pnaliui; is W. U? ilo.i.. i r a fnvor Vj i
aki.l fp.t.i a pt.l lie jinirnal or a KuT.-ri iti..D ar i.r
ccntrihution t.-x t W ..il ar. un.1. t!t m1 hi p Dtp
who tl.mk n.uulr piiiiti.iK tii.t g. tl cnoi.l. f..r thiti,
linj il mry n.r.'Uil'l)I to gu t tlH- M.r .omtlry printrr.
and n.-t lo th- mo.ii.d afuuf tl.' l.ler'' Olfirf. or t"
King X llair.1. or htnvlv it M'.'alla. On.- tliii.L' only, in
tin' country, is goud euuu;h (or ucb eb.ii auj tt.:it i
countrjf a"Uy. W.
tC7The othar dny a pair of horses
attached to a spring wagon, containing a
cooking stove, frightened perhaps by a
fancied scream from that expected "loco
motive," started at full cped from the
west end of Market street towards the
river. In spite of uplifted hands and
frantic houts they held their course
bravely through all opposing obstacles,
and plunged into the open mouth of tbe
jC7The " Democratic Koview," passed
...In liaiw l.'.twta .1 tlin .nmninm .nun., nf .1..
, , ,
present year, and the three os. already
. , .
issued display progressive tendencies, and
. . , , ,
a racy freshness of style and matter, that
: prove it to be under radically different in
flucnecs than have heretofore controlled its
I'aces an doubtless make it Tastly
, . , , J
more popular with the Democracy. Even
to those of all parties, who might fail to
appreciate the fraukuess aud wholesome in-
dependence of itspartizan essay, such ar-
tides as " The Usurper," "JIaziini," and
the " Irish Question," are fully worth the
price of the Review. D. W. Holly, 170
u road way, N. 1.; $3 a year in advance.
Subscription received by tbe Ed. of the
Chron.
JSThe receipts of gold at the port of
; New York, from California, thus far this
according tha Jnamfe8f3 of tbe
6tca men 10j2Gl,88G against
?9.208.B20 hut rear. .liolni, an ;nr.na
rf fl.ftie.nM. A v, nm,n. i.no
also eome in the hands of the passengers,
The amount of coinage at the Philadelphia
mtnt in January, February and March, was
815,201,306 agaiuat $ 1 3;07P,Ct'8, same
saontli last year.
BRANCH FARMER.
lCorreondcnce of the Uwiabur? Chronicle.j
Hareisbckh, April 29, ISoI.
5Ir. Kuitor: The following is the
Congressional Apportionment Bill, as re
ported by the Committee of Conference,
aud passed both louses this morning.
1. Southwark, Moyamensing,' Passyunk
in the Co. of Philadelphia, and Cedar
Ward, Lombard, Spruce and New Mar
ket in the City.
2. City Wards excepting tbe above.
d. Kensington, and Northern Liberties.
4. Spriug Garden, Penu District, North
Peun, Kiugsessing, West Philadelphia,
lSlocklcy, llichmond, unincorporated
Northern liberties, Ifirdsburg anl Ara
uiiutro, in the Co. of Philadelphia.
0. Montgomery county and remainder of
l'hiladelphia county.
G. Chester and Delaware.
7
!ucks and Lehigh.
8. Berks.
9. Lancaster.
10. Lebanon. Daunhin. Union and tLe
townships of Lower Mahanoy in Nor
thumberland Co.
11. Sehuykill and Northumberland, ex
cept Lower Mahanoy township.
12. Montour, Columbia, Luaerne amJ
W voming.
13. Northampton, Monroe, Carbon, Pike
und Wayne counties.
.. SuKipiehanii.i, IJradl'ord nnd Tioa.
jj. Lycoming, Sullivan, M'Ketn, Potter.
Clinton, Clearfield, Centre and Mtfil.n
counties.
16. York, Cambria, Cumberland and
Perry .
17. Adams, Franklin. Fulton, Bedford,
and Juniata.
19. Somerset, Cumbria, Blair and Hunt
ingdon.
19. Westmoreland, Armstrong and
In -
diana.
20. Faj ctte, (Ireene, and Washington.
j 21.
ALfx'heny county except that part,
, T IT 1 ,
ol the Ohio, and
hich lies noith east
n.,nh virst of A lie., hen V Ilivrr.
22. Huiler county and that part of Alio-
fiticnv county HOI mciuucu iu ine isi
district.
23. Heaver, Lawrence nnd Mercer.
ii. Venango, Warren, F.Ik, Fores', Jef-
ferou and Clarion.
25. Erie mid Crawford.
After severe and lengthy debate the
above Bill was adopted this morning. It
was also adopted bv the Senate." Old
I'nion is safe for 20,000 ! Messrs. Bon -
ham, Wise und Uhey, were the principle
!... t, t;;m ti... , .,c i.bn
1 ..mo ",T nv 0 mr t'nn
auti retuiteu caa Jl, nas a m.un
was then mauc 10 recoiisiaer me vine jum.
taken and carricJ. The mnin nucstion
was called for. and after ereat effort on
. c a. r,j1Jk (ftmi,ru : rCI1tor1
trail i'.iic u. .
vcas 40. navs o'Jt : so it was not azru-d to
rceousidiT. We may get off by Wcdues-
day or Thursday next.
Yours in hasta,
Job J r.
Ry a subsequent act, a part of the 15th
is added to the '1 1th district.
AVeatiiek i Olkkn Tuies. The
Poston Journal having referred to the fact
that on the d.iy the battle of Lexington
was fought April 10, 177.") the beat
was so oj prcssive that the Riitiah troops
aulTeryd ou their retreat, and the sea-on
was so advanced, that the cherry trees were
in blossom, says it must not be inferred
from that fact that the seasons have ma
terially changed since thr Revolution, and
calls attention to the following extract
from the Hampshire Gazette, relating au
event which took place just on year pre
vious to the battle : '-Cm. Times. We
are informed by a venerable friend that
Kphraim Truesilale, of Chesterfield, per
ished of cold,in a snow storm, in attempting
to go from Northampton to Chesterfield,
on the 19th of April, 1774."
S&'W'e arc informed by l'rcs. Malcnm,
Superintendent of the grounds, that there
is plenty of brush for pea vines, ready cut.
ror use, on I mversity Hill, and that town
people wishing any, are welcome to take
it away any time, within two or three weeks.
We observe that the process cf thinning
the foliage on the North West side of the
" Academic Shads," is going on, so that
town people and travelers on the fast side
of the river may yet hope to sec the Ruile-
ings erected aud to be erected for Collegi
giate purposes. This is a very desirable,
and we think advisable object. As it is,
the published view of the Hill is not faith
ful to life. It gives some objects which
do not exist ; those which, do exist arc not
as prominent as represented ; tho propor
tion is erroneous, especially as regards the
River, which is much wider than would
appear from the view, and those big hem
locks arc meant for reasonable pines.J
$&FLast week was published an account
of the murder of a man upon the turnpike
between Haxleton and Wilkes-TJarre. He
has since been recognized by an acquain
tance as an Englishman, named John Tan
ner, and but few months in the country.
lie left his home in Tamaqua in December
last, for the purpose of visiting Scrauton,
and had not been seen or heard of by his
friends until found murdered.
Fire in Lock Haven. Five stables
were burned in Lock Haven on the morn
ing of the 29th ult., and had the wind
been from the east, it was thought every
building north of the Canal would Lave
been consumed. One barn was insured
for tlOOU in the Lycoming Mutual.
BguThe Pbilada. Sun has ten solid col
umns of " open" reasons for supporting
Pres. Fillmore for re-election an official
advertisement !
i&The Whigs of North Caroliaa nom
inated John Kerr for GoTcrnorand go
strong for the Union. 1
fi63None aro more indnstrious and
economical in accumulating property, than
Farmers, but they are too often careless
about securing it whj obtained. To
them particularly, as well as to all who
own Buildings of any kind, we advise the
purchase of Armitage's Lightning Kod.,
of which Mr. S. Hoover is the active
and accredited Agent. (See Advt.)
C7"The following letter is from an old
resident of LewLsburg, who bad not been
heard from for some years, and Lad been
given up for dead.
San Francisco, March 13, 1832.
Dear Fatuera.ni Motueb: I ehall
again write to you by thia mail, hoping
that you will bear from me, if 1 do not
from you. I have written time and again, j ville, to receive a present of twenty rifles
but have not received one scrap from you : from the workmen in the rifle factory,
yet, or heard from any of you siuce I came A man was arrested in New York for
to California. Whether your letters do causing the death of a child ail years old
not reach me, or mine fail to reach you, j by lak.ng him to a grocery and giving b.n
r . . i ... , brandy, Irom the i-Ueeis vl which he died.
I can not tell, but it uoes seem strange ; '
but my being in the mountains for the Tm!ie is 'll! " before h Lepisla-
, . i i . .. i i ture authorizing the construction i.f a
last year or more, where ail my letters , . " , r
. ' r i i oa,n oc'Oi-n lhe fcusijuehanna at the term.
Lave to go by private carriers for a long uu of ,,ie Trevorton, Mahonoy and Sus
way, may accuunt fjr their miscarriage. 1 . quehanna Raiirond, about 12 otiti s below
am very anxious to Lear from you. If Sunbury. The bill has pass d the houe.
you receive this, by all that is sacred au-! In the Senate on motion of Mr. Kunkel it
.wcr it immediately, and get all Lands to, as "ier.ed to a select commits,
write, and perhaps I may receive some out ! H trrisburg, April 30. The Govenor
of the lot. I am at present in the city of has ,h,s ""7" W". fl-or
., , . . , tionmi! the State for the election ol Reure-
San r rancisco. and expect to remain here . ? ... . . . r,
' 1 stntatives in Congress, as reported bv tbe
this bummer, and work at my trade, lh-i ; Committee of Conference ol lhe' two
prosjtccts are good fur the summer, although II,Uses, and also the joint resolution passed
at present it is very dull. Wages are but today, amendatory ol the snme so far
! 58 per day, last summer they were 10,
! aud summer bef ire that, 11.
I bhall not attempt to give you a full
'Listoryof this country and the mined iu
i ... J. . ,
' 3 ) ''u m UJ,C
of my former letter-, which gave you the
wuoie. x wouia iniorui jiiaiuu i was iu
ine mouuiaius ai tae uea1! wateis ci x uua
river, about 4W miles from this place.
I was wiih a largj cm puny : we damiatd
.1 : .1... I 1 . f V..! .
the liver and li timed it, which took 4U i.f
us 4 months.
We laid out S:J5,"j0iu
lnuuev.
Lad it jiut tiiii.-IieiiauJ cuiu-
, wl oj.eratious, when it commenced
, raiuicc'j "ii continued for two days, which
i r li'u rlv r. "Hi tue current oeing
. very strong, it ju;t leveled all dowu iu
uvfC uuun lliai uo& UTiv Ol us lium iuur
j
' . i .i . . t. c a r . e . e ..
!i-h ; to vou will
-i
readily ptircfeivo that 1 have not madj my
. wuue us
vet.
31 v liitk hiis beeu .sucb,
. what 1 Have maae in
one tiaii.-acUuli 1 a!-
W3B lu31 IU luu Keil- -fcro',nbr Iur
is all a lottery. J here u nut more tnau
one in thirty that makes more than a liv
ing. Rut 1 suppose you still hear glowing
accounts from this eouutry iu the slut: e of
gold piles. Iu a section of eouutry where
there are perhaps a thousand men to woik,
if perchance fifty of thciu make a raise,
they j'ou bear of, but the other nine hun
dred aud fifty that are not making more
than a living you bever bear of iu your
country. I have been all through the
North.ru minus, aud what is called placer
diggings are nearly exhausted ; iu a few
years I tlink wining will be dune all in
quartz.
The soil iu this country produces well
all kiuds of vegetables. 1 think it can
beat the world iu potatoes, cabbage, onions,
Sic, and produces bai ley very well, because
they sow that in the fall aud it ripon be
fore the ground gets too dry, for it does not
rain one drop for seven months in the year.
It is the most delightful climate I evir
lived in never too warm and never too
cold; 1 tiuiiK it is perleetly congenial with
my constitution; 1 have never enjoyed
such an uninterrupted state of pood health,
I and I do hope this may find you all enjoy.
i ;ng the same. With this I shall close un-
til i hear from you. l'lease answer this,
I am noarIy half diatracttJ to hear from
you all. l'lcxse reuielubcrme to all fiieuds,
ma l remain,
Yours, truly,
Elijah Yoder.
-
fSjT'Thc Union Co. Mutual Fire Insu-
officers for the coming year :
l'ifidtntS O H N GI XDT.
Sccrttaryi. A. M.in.
(Unerut Agtnt Wm. Join.
Trcu.iurrr H. P. Silt nan.
I.'xccutiie Committee 11. P. Sueller, J. T.
Koss, Joiii (irut.
Directors GiJeon Bi.lil, James P. R.w, If. '
P. Mieller, Ner Miduleswarth, Wm. J .nea, '
Isaac Eyer, John liuniiy. Frederick C Mover,
John Will, Jamea Marrball, Xhouiaa Clingan,
Heury Uast, John A. Merix. j
The Company we understand will at ;
once proceed to make known its desigu and
mode of operation. I
The Boston Carpet-Rag. This most i
excellent paper says that on its list are 'J.0 !
I!m.l,l;.in. .niL.nn.nlS lOT.t...!,. I
.--r .. ' ..
to uazeucs, u Auvert.sers, Couriers
29 Journals, U Unions, lo Heralds, ltj
Messengers, 5 Whigs, 0 Patriots, 7 Mer- j
curys, G Transcripts, G Americans, 7 I
('hronieles. 4 Palladiums, the real enil.r.i-
ciug all varieties of names, from the '
Oquaka Sentinel to the Ulue Hen's Chick-
en.
The Whig Convention of North Caro
lina has elected delegates to the National
Conven, lavorab'.e 10 Mr. Fillmore for the
Presidency, and Mr. Graham for the Vice
Presidency.
A Lariie Darn, belonging to Beninmin
C. Herr, in Upper Leacock township.
Cumberland County, was struck by light
ning last IMonday, and entirely consumed.
There was no insurance on the buildirg or
any part of its contents.
Sixteen Journeyman Printers ol Harris
burg have been indicted by the Grand
Jury for a conspiracy lo to prevent a com
positor, named Andrew I)unn, from work
ing in iho 'Telegraph'' oewspafer uflke.
Tha Bill rechartering the Easton Bank,
has been signed by the Governor. The
Bank will aontinue its operation under the
new charter whh the following board of
officers : President David D. Wagner,
Cashier William llackett. Teller Jobo
(leckman. Clerk Adam Yohe, Assistant
Cierk Thomas Sietor.
Baltimore, April 30. The shock of aa
earthquake, which was so liisiinctly felt at
Washington yesterday, was also very
sensibly felt in this city, Frederick, aud
oili'-j places in Maryland.
Wdshington, April 28 The Intelli
gencer of i his moriiihg announces officially
the appointment oi the Hon. Luther Bra
dish as Asswaut Treasurer at New York
in place of Governor Young, deceased.
While Kossuth was at New Haven, he
, , k a drive lo lhe v,aM of Whitney.
relate to the lih and 21ih districts.
Wahington,Aprd 30 The divharee
" about forty temporary Clerks from thr
V ' ' V , V
' hnnaed them en Monday, and lo Uke
, IT.,., on Wedoesdav
j . atlLc I Vslttcrian Ck L
Ul.i.r.r n.-T-t S.'-.l.t,..ll. ! 11 r,'..!,wlr A M
C ' " "
. . . . . .
Keetinj.
A meetingoi ttie Wlnsot Union C.unty
,v,1! be held in the Court H.uw l N
W'"", uet tti inn ... ..in
' . . .. . ,
- -Fcrf ffll fiini.r.iif In inti.v the ncttLMt (M lit
a e I Urris-iur Conveutmn. and a lo
tiansact other imporiai t business.
Chakles MtcKiLt., Chainnsn.
" . . . . . . . .. . ... ...
FfTSnTTIIT.T I'lH'K nil. nitn-. r.i.M. .
r- un-i rr-m a wt-ii in .-iiU'snrny r. fi
, . . 4. ... .... Uv , m kikk. iML.hnn.ua
t)- tx tti;- ju.x. x- ii t;..w tt:n ti- wll w;thui adm.xtu-'
cf utiv mui 1. lira Uiku auvKni.n U tbe i.rrt:tH'n.. it
i i-nr i ui? uii 1 t-nlur .-itK-utr- in Ui to f auJ j-itaLr.r
Hl.ttrhfi. Hi'"'". Kryiiitja.. I'mii!.- oa the ftuv. Tt ttrt,
rn il'l-hftbl, llirij wi;rtn. ati'l th- t:triiu fktn 4:i-4ar-t : ii
t'ikf cUi- uittii -iou t-,.i-i tI i:kruuuLMu, iiraiia.(ut
Ai.:. : mtu1 ci.s f ot Klifuainti-tn r-i-V Lutiin-( hae
lr- n t-ii!;r it curtii. AFrtin.'tt in umjIUkz ymit
L'onectet this Day.
Wheat ..
Itye ....
'.'or n . . . .
-)ti.S ....
Flaxseed
Dried Am
5a80
..55
..5(1
..33
.112
. 15;)
IU
.. ll
..1
. ..3
. 12
. ll
..350
Acs
itirter ,
I tninw
Lard
Ham
Rxoti
CIuer-eeJ
f.i Kelly Tp, -il.t. u'.x . t.v Kpt. i' II Marr.
Jvi. l,.wsoi and .Mi-s Jaat, uiulxer of
1 fcimai (.'lingan. Uiih ol Ke.lv
la Milton. 27. h bit . bv K.v Or L.memore.
Ciiiaus A. Ki-rz. K- an 4 Mfc Kjtm
all of Miltmi
In While Deer, 2?ih ult. br Ke C A Hew it,
f.Ttn I'lrnt. and Mra. Sa-A.la Kow&a.'vv.
bo h ol' W hire I Ver.
In M lUiiihurg. STthult. by Kew Mr.M'Murray.
.i. jowl i . aui'Ms and .Mm
A. DcTLIYC
oi t iini.ni county.
L1'0'3 f cake wiih this aotiee the rublUhw
W" u"1 ,hen ,he EJ,,or in
v.-t:. ; ..nj me weiioea twain be alwaja
happy and propcrau3
DEATHS.
In Halifax. Pa.. Stind.iv nilil S.I int M..
! Mar Putt, wife of John J. LeebritkC tgd
In Sudbury. 2Gth ult.. Hon. Liwis Diwur,
in hi- T-'.l . .. . . . .
end sWjkcr of the Hons ..f l.'-....... .
- .ir.ij .iemirol Uancies
' rei.nlvsni.
III.-iC IXti ROtltD-i lot of Fencing
lloaida lor suit M lhe Kiaer Sy
HLKSH & AMMO.N
The time for aeltlement and f.avmei.i of
all dehla due lo SAM I. S. lllHnn
i is exiendeJ to the luih inst afier which, iha
i most iiid mean will W resorted to for coilrciwo
I Lenul.urg, May I, ISii
LATEST FASHIONS.
ull the Fashion t for hn
teart jist,
May l-e found at lhe Fashioii
able Tailoring mpiumof-
JOHN 15.MILLLU.
'
on Aorih Third aneeL All
"" shall be made in the heal anJ m4 neat
vV, ,nJ if it dnw , fi, t
All kinds of Mechanic T,aj ,d founlry
Produce recti tC.I in pay menu
lewisburg, Mjy I, Isi52
XilC 3Jaill 11101 Fl tnrPr
tuuuiUlII AIUIl
J. & J. WALLS
HAVE jual received and are now opening at
their celebrated Head Quarter.
a LARGER, CHEAtSU, and BETTER
assortment of
WAKES, and
Merchandize,
than wu ever before offered in Union toni.
(Particular next week.
Lewisburg, May I, ISSi