LEW
BURG
CHROI
CLE
II. C. IIICKOK, Emtok:
O. N. WOKDEX, Prixter.
LEWISBURG CIIRONlCLIi
I..u,d ..n FRIDAY mrni,ur, at Lewilbur .!
Uaion county, I'enntylvatna.
r.-ii.5o p-r Te,r,.rr,h Ktui!yiii!Tnr
$l.7i. if jiairl withiu tUiiw iimutba; if tmid within a
ynr;$i.uif itpii b..f.ireth cr rpir.i.; 5 r-.u f.r
Magki aatatar. Subiripli'in f.r ix inimttii or Itis. to
i.it in i.n-o. uiacjutinunce.i optional with Ui
I'ullih0r, ttinnit rhu the v is imw up.
5ttT.fcV (We would suggest to allhav -
'nTxZCSTL JT e premiums, that when receiving them
w&Sm "Jwl.iiirfpii.ithcy ullow tl,c Treasurer to retain one or
rt mM within thn ran-e or prty or jwtnrinn c.nt.-8t. more memberships fur the next year, there -
All letter must ootnrt po'twM. mwwnpanit-d lv tin lvl . 1 J '
'MrH of th wrib r, to nmiva mttantton. -Thmw by saving the trouble of a formal renewal
nrtM o new iiicicnt. Eiu.,r mn.i tiiou on
Imin to O. . Wntun. PtUAithrr.
OFFICE in Beaver's new block on Market
Square, north side. 2it Morv. I"ft hand iloor.
O. N. WOUliEX. Proprietor.
... a-wBEu21, 1833.
f THE FIRST AXXL'AL FAIR
' ' OF TUB
Union County Agricultural Society,
Was held at New Berlin, on Thursday and
Friday of last week, according to appoint
ment, and by all accounts, was very crcdit
able as a beginning, and appears to have
awakened a feeling which promises most
auspicious results in the future. There
were several hundred farmers in attend
ance; and as the d iys were both favorable
as regards the weather, it was altogether a
most agreeable festival.
There were entered in the Secretary's
hook, iu competition for rewards, by 112
different persons, about 275 different arti
cles, or lots of articles, some lots comprising
a dozen or fifteen di.Terent pieces. We
noticed other articles on exhibition, and
regret that many of these were never
officially before the Committees, as they
were thereby deprived of the rewards they
merited. Several Ladies from New Berlin
and vicinity contributed a large share of
needle-work to add interest to the occasion;
and among them, Mrs. Bonner and Mrs.
Flinn deserve especial commendations :
there were other contributions from young
ladies and misses, worthy of all praise.
Many attended simply to see, who we
doubt not another year will bring along
something to be seen. Seme who atteuded,
dlglltfj'V'. jJirt.J)S(.'fulua& ,f Fairs, returned
Mr. Taggart did not return from Pitts
bura iu seasun to deliver the Address he
had promised ; but the general, informal
meeting on Thursday evening was address
ed with much interest and pertinence by
Frof. Bliss, S. C. Wilt, Esq., I. Slei.ker,
Esq., and by Jacob GurMy the l'resident. j
The Flowing Match was witnessed by a ;
large crowd ; the ground dry, Lard, and ,
stony; but the work was certainly very
creditable to the youthful I'lowmen. Next
year we anticipate seeing a larger number i
Only about half of the productions for
vhich premiums were offered, had any
claimants whatever ; and some had no
competitors. We would advise every one
to lay carefully by the paper coutainiug the
following list of Premiums awarded, and
compare it carefully with the forthcoming
schdule of Premiums offered-" to note the
deficiencies, and to supply such as lay in
their power.
Eight-tenths of the principal products
and exhibitors were from Buffaloe and I'ry
Vallies. Only eight or ten in all from the
South side of Penns creek nothing from
the strong Anti-Division Districts, Centers
and Beavers. As regards agricultural as
well as other modes of "progress," they
have drawn the Division line quite prom
inently. The old Board of Officers we understand
was rc-elcetcd, with the exception of a
change of the Vice l'resident iu a few dis-
tricts. There are some Vice Presidents,
6) called, who are not even Members, and
who should iu all good faith either perforin
their duties, by obtaining members, or re-
sign, and let some more worthy men take j
their station.
There was one great error committed by
many, which buld be disallowed another
year. Horse?, cattle, and domestic arti-
cles were exhibited the first day, and taken !
away the next ; or the second day, and not
the first. Now it is obviously the chief j
benefit of the Fair, that all members may
have opportunity, at different times, to ex
amiue all beings and things brought to the
Fair, and to compare one with another at
the same time and place. It is not possi
ble for Judges and spectators to be satisfied,
or properly benefitted by anything, upon
a half day's observation. From noon of
one day to noou of next, ia the shortest
possible time for any animal or product to
be on exhibition, for usefulness to the Sc.
ciety or the Eati.factiun of Judges. The
rule might be hard or arbitrary in isolated
eases ; but in the long run, " the greatest
good of all" would be abundantly promo
ted by au inflexible observance of such a
regulation.
The following arc the Premiums award
ed and reconiiueuded, amouutiuj to about
1
140 in We are happy to to be able
, to itatc that the Executive Committee find
themselves able to pay every premium rc-
j ported by the Judges ; and that Mr. Laird, !
the Treasurer, will pay to all who demand
i .
i in person, or by a written order, the awards ;
i , ) j e , m i I
made provided the person be a Member I
- . 4 - A . .
of subscription, and leaving something in-
the Treasury.) The Piplomas and Jour
nal are yet to be obtaiued for distribution.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
1. Committee on Horses.
Your committee respectfully rcport,that
in our judgment the best Stallion exhibited
was "Billy," of the King William stock,
owned by George llciscr, of Buffaloe Tp.,
entitled to a premium of $5 00
The cond best, the "Young Su
perior," owned by Abraham Eycr of
Union Tp, 3 00
The best breeding Mare, the sorrel
mare of John AtcxauJcr, of Kelly Tp.3 00
The seeoud best, the sorrel mare of
Xatliuii Slear, of East Buffaloe Tp. 2 00
The best Gelding not over 7 years
old, the bay horse of John Micr, of
Kelly Tp, 3 00
The second besf, the black horse of
William Hummel, of Union Tp, 2 00
The best 3 year old Colt, the bay
filly of Abraham Auraud, of East
Buffaloe Tp, 2 00
The committee recommend a pre
mium of SI for a very fine Gelding
Colt to Thomas WHmh of Kelly Tp,
and also a premium of same amount
to Thomas 11 ff, of White Deer Tp,
for a 3 year old Stallion. 2 00
The best 3 year old Colt, the sorrel
stallion of John Alexander, of Kelly 2 00
The committee recommend a pre
mium of 81 to John DuukrJber'jer, of
Middlecreek Tp, for a very fine 2 year
old black Stallion. 1 00
A number of yearling Colts were
also exhibited, and although in the
printed schedule of premiums no pro-
j the attention of the Executive L'onV
; uiittce to the emission, and most res
' pect fully recommend a premium of
(I each to Williom 1-ilert of Hartley
and Tlinmas Wdion of Kelly for
superior yearling Colts.
2 00
The coiuiuittee would also remark
that Nathan Slear of East Buffaloe,
John Kline of Middlecreek, and Mar
tin Dunkle of Union, exhibited very
fine yearling Colts.
A number of Sucking Colts were
exhibited, and as they seem to stand
! in tLe Pieament of the class last
mentioned, the committee recommend
a premium to Simon Harmon, of
Penns Tp, of 1
The best span of Workiug Horses
was exhibited by Abraliam liroicn,
of East Buffaloe, 4
The second best by Rob't H. Laird
of East Buffaloe, 2
00
00
00
lticn'D V. B. Lincoln,
TliOMAS Co.MLV,
Samcel Walter,
Andrew Heck el,
Abraham Frederick.
2. Comm itted on Horned Cattle.
The committee have carefully examined
the Cattle exhibited, and according to the
schedule of premiums adopted by the So
ciety, are of opinion that the following
premiums ought to be awarded, to wit :
To Andrew Uctbcl, of Kelly, for
i Bull between 2 and 5 years old 3 00
I j0 JhYwm Yanvuhah of Buffaloe,
! for tue seCond best Bull of like age. 2
j j0 Ja1tles MeClure of Buffaloe, for
ti,e ucst ull Calf. 2
, Jo Jacob Gundy of East Buffaloe,
00
00
for the best Cow for all purposes, with
two of her calves shown as evidence
of bcr breeding, &c. 3
To Isaac Eyer, Jr. of Union, for
00
the two best Dairy Cows owned and
uevt DV n;m 2
00
To Amlreio H eld of Kelly, for the
tw0 year 0ij ne;fer 2 00
To jyr citarlcs Wilson of Union, for
the best one year old Heifer 1 50
To Isaac Eyer Jr. of Union, for the
best Heifer Calf 1 00
To Jacob Frederic!;, of East Buffa
loe, for the best pair of Oxen, 4 years
old 3 00
To Jacob Fredcru k,ot East Buffaloe
for the second best pair of Oxen of
like age. 2 00
To Abraham Fredericlc of East Buf
faloe for the best pair of Steer Calves 1 00
Besides tho Cattle for which the
above premiums are recommended,
there were other Cattle exhibited well
worthy of notice. For instaucc, Ed
ward Benner of Limestone exhibited
a Devonshire Bull Calf. DavM Mauclc .
J0f jjcw ljcrij,lf tw0 twin Heifers, 2
LEWISBURG, MION
years old. Hubert II. Laird, of East
Buffaloe, a Cow and a Bull Calf.
Jacob Wetzel, near New Berlin, a Cue
Bull, 3 years and 8 months old. Ilk
P. Myer, of Kelly, a Devonshire
Cow. James JtcCrciyht, of Bufialoe,
a Cow and Calf. Although the coni-
' ... . . ,
j premiums for the cattle last men-
. tioned, they can not close their report
without saying that they are all ani-
! muls highly creditable to the persons
jil i Tfl
uo reared and tecp tutm. It the
tuuos ot tue Society will permit it,
the committee would recommend an
honorary premium of 82 00 to Robert
II. Laird for his Bull Calf, and one
of 81 50 to James MeCreight for his
Cow and Calf. 3 50
Fraxcis Wilson,
Laiuu Howard,
David Leiby,
Fetes Beaver,
Isaac Slesker,
The Committee erred (unintentionally,
we doubt not) iu stating that Mr. Laird's
Animal was a Cow, as she was a Heifer,
and came under the list of those entitled
to premiums in the printed list. Ex.Coni.
3. Ploichiy Matrh.
The committee on Flows and Flow
ing have awarded the first premium
to Abraham Broven Jr., of East Buf
faloe, (Witherow's Self-Sharpener) 3
The second to M. J. Laird of East
Ruffaloe i Walker Flow) 2
00
00
X r
The whole of the work was done in a
hiirhlv creditable manner. The committee
would much like to be able to notice the
Flows more particularly, but are at present
unable so to do from press of time.
John Wilt,
Wm. W. Van Valzah,
John Roland,
Daniel Genii art,
M. Dkeisijacii.
4. Slieep and Sicinc.
The committee on Swine report a
' premium to Elias Frederick, of East
i Buffaloe, for the best Hog, (a Chester
County Whito) 14 1 mouths old 2 00
I For second best to Dr. Chas Wilson
' of Union, Chester White, 19 mos old 1 00
To David Walter, of l'cnns, the
best Buck (SouthDowu) 2 00
J. Mah?dall,
A. Thomas,
J. KLEClCNEK,
Wm. Mover.
5. Poultry.
Six Poland mixed Pullets were exhibited
by Howard Sirineford, of New Berlin, but
' no written or overstatement given of their
laying qualities, &c, as required, by the
published rules, to entitle the exhibitor to
the premium. No other six pullets ex
hibited. Solomon Hitter, of Lewisburg, ex
hibited the largest and finest pair of
Shanghai fowls.
II eidler Roland of Buffalo exh ibited
among others one very large aud fine
Shanghai sock which deserves notice.
Joseph Casey, Esq., of New Berlin,
exhibited the largest and finest pair
of Cbittagong fowls, which we recom
mend to your attention.
John A. Snyder, of New Berlin,
exhibited a very fine and superior pair
of Poland fowls ; also the best pair of
mixed Shanghai fowls.
Master Willie Rothomj, of New Ber
lin, was the only person who exhibited
a pair of Ducks.
Master Harry Lotz, of New Berlin,
a very fine pair of French Bantams,
and the only ones at the fair.
Levi Sterner, of Lewujburg, six
beautiful Game Fowls.
Edward Sicinrford, of New Berlin,
exhibited one Cock and two Pullets
half blood Shanghais, of a beautiful
color.
Benjamin Slull, also exhibited a
cage of Polish fowls, which were fine
specimens of their kind.
If the funds of the Society will al
low, we would recommend a premium
to Solomon Bittor for the finest pair
Shanghai fowls, $1. To Joseph Ca
sey for the finest pair Cbittagong
fowls, 75 cts. John A.Snyder for the
finest Poland fowls, 75 cts. Levi Ster
ner for the finest Game fowls, 75 cts. 3 25
Edward Wilson,
D. W. Woods.
6. Field Crops.
Tour committee have examined the
evidence exhibited of five acres of Corn,
raised this season by John Wilt, of Hart
ley, and are of opinion that he is entitled
to premium for the same of 1 00
They have also examined a lot of Cotton
raised by Geo. MCollum of East Buffaloe.
Michael Hkown,
John V. Barber,
Jacob Smith,
John Zellebs,
Jou.v Ku.va.
7. Fruit.
The committee award to Emanuel Has-
scnpluj, of MifBinburg, for the best lot of
Winter Apples t varieties, vir. Pippins,
Pound Apples, Ilamboes, and Black Ap-
pies 1st premium
"Journal" and $1''
COUNTY, PENN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1853.
The committee would also make honor
able mention of some fine specimens of
winter Apples of the Faunwalt and Gille
flower varieties from James Moore, Sr., of
Kelly ; also of some fair samples of Pound
Apples, French Pippins and Ranibos from
Francis Wilson of Buffaloe, Sand C. U ft
of Hartley, and John Zdters of East Buf
faloe. The committee would recommend to
Samuel Weirick of NcwBcrlin, for the best
lot of Quinces, premium of "Journal"
To Jowph Casey, New Berlin, for the
largest and best samples of Catawba and
Isabella Grapes, "Journal"
James Moore, Sr.
Geo. B. Bliss,
Chas. 8. James,
Ciias. Crot.er,
J no. Ban uoltu.
8. Grain and Seeds.
The committee had but few samples of
Wheat and Corn before them, and Cud the
best quality of Wheat produced by Itaac
Eyer of Union, to whom they recommend
a premium of 81 00
The samples produced by 7?. . Laird
and L. P. Teed are about of equal quality.
John Wilt has in our opinion the best
Corn, and Luac Eyer the next best.
II. C. Ever,
II. W. Snyier,
B. Scaocu,
Charles Wilson,
JOSEI'U Sciiarf.
9. Root Cmps and Garden Yytuole$.
First premium for the best crop cf
Potatoes to Wm. IF. YanYalzah, of
, Bulfuloe,
00
Second best to James M" Creight, of
Buffaloe, 2 00
Best Beets, to . Y.Snyder,ot Pcnns2 00
Best Pumpkins, Chas F. Hiss, Lcwisbnrg.
Best Sweet Potatoes, Isaac Eyer, Union.
Best Turnips, John V. CundyAZtLSt Buffaloe.
We recommend for each of the three
persons last named a premium (if the funds
will admit) of the Pa. Farm Journal.
M. Dreishai ii,
John V. Watsox,
M. W. Thompson,
Abraham Eyeu,
JOSEI'H Kleckker.
10. Agricultural Implements.
The best Tlow, "Witherow's Self
Sharpener, presented by Abraham
flrevjujlr fy&Jkkm, vy V.rt
. LaiW. of Kant Huffaloe 1 00
Corn-Planter, by Imac EyerAJn'ion 1 00
Prouty & Mear's Sub-Soil Plow, by
Jacob G. Brown, of East Buffaloe 1
Hay-Fork (Cyrus Brown,maker) by
00
iit:.:ii i. t t j ,.r Ti. i nn
ii. jMira 111 uuuaiuv u
iuuu.ni, , . ,.. i .x,e-e.
CiderPress, Hickok's Pat. Improvd
by Cyrus Drcisbaeh, of Buffaloe 1
Hansicker's Clover Machine, by
Uunsicker & Forrey, Hartley - 2
00 j
00
Wm. AV. VanValzah,
I. S. Sterner,
J. G. Brown,
Wm. S. Clinoan.
11. Mixltanical Products, Leather, r.
To Abraham Shoclt, New Berlin,
for best doa. Calf Skins, finished, 1 00
To Jsti Sterner, Lewisburg, best
lot Sole Leather 100
To Henry W. Fries, Lewisburg.bcst
J doz. Kipps 1 VV
To Donachv & Elder, Lcwigburp,
best specimen of Cabinet Work 2 00
Wagon Harness, no competition ;
committee howevcrwould recommend
to James Mauck of New Berlin for a
vexv excellent specimen of Carriage
Harness a premium of 1 00
J. V. CnAMBERLI.V,
Oct. 13. Sem Scuoch.
The committee have examined a Plaster
of Paris Center-Piece for ceilings of rooms,
made by Isaac Wensel of Lewisburg, exhi
bited by Zachcns Cornelius. There being
no competition, tho committee do not feel
justified in awarding a premium, but rcc-
J 0 ? '
ommend the same as a beautiful specimen
of art, and the maker as entitled to the
patronage of the public.
The committee award to Jacob
Seelold, of Limestone, for the best of
Fulled Cloth manufactured by him
self the premium of 2 00
PEM SCHOCH,
Jos. Casey,
Oct 14. Jno. Seebold.
fThe Committee on Mechanical pro
ductions in passing around accidentally
omitted to nonce some specimens of Ital
ian Marble Work, for Monuments for the
dead deposited by B. W. Thomjmm & Co.,
of Mifflin burg, which in our opinion were
ell deserving of a first premium being
executed in the highest style of art, but
as a premium can not now be awarded,
justice requires this notice at our hands.
luey also lnaavcrccnuy passeu over a
large number of specimens of Daguerreo
types deposited by Mr. J. Quick, of New
Berlin, which were the only specimens of
that art exhibited, and which were real
life like pictures, and show tbat Mr. Q
has carried the art he professes to great
perfection. Josern Caset,
Oct. 14. John Seebold.
12. Hairy Products.
To Mist Maria Guier, of Union,
best 10 lbs. of Fresh Butter, entitled
silver butter-knife aud ?2 00 '
To Mrs. R. H. Laird of East Buf
faloe, for 10 lbs. of good June butter
exhibited, (no competition,) we rec
ommend an honorary premium of 2 00
To John C. Gundy, of East Buffa
loe, 2 boxes good Ilohey, the only lot
exhibited, recommend a premium of 1 00
Cheese None exhibited.
Flour Bread do
Bye & Indian do
Mrs. I. Stcnler, of New Berlin,exhibited
a roll of Fresh Butter equal in quality tj
any before us, but the quantity not enough
to entitle her to a premium.
James M'Creioht,
Isaac Ever, Jr.
13. Household Manvfaefures.
To Xathan Anastadt, Lewibburg,
for the best Wool Carpet 2 00
Mrs Laird Howard, Kelly, 2d lest 1 00
jlr.nft,N.Berlin,bestBedspread 1 00
Miss Maru J. Sn vfer,Penns,2d best 50
Mrs. Yolkmar, Lcwisburg, best
Wrought Shoes, 50
Miss E. Flanijnn, Buffaloe, 2d best 5
do best Needlework 1 00
Mrs. C.S.SlernerMniBhars,2d best 50
Miss Kate Snyder, Peons, Ornam
ental Chair Cushioned
Mrs Jacob Gundy, East Buffaloe,
best soap
Numerous other excellent articles were
exhibited, but not having been enrolled!
upon the official record kept by the Secre
tary, could not receive premiums.
II. W. Fries,
J. P. SeeholDj
L. Sterner.
14. Manure.
A specimen of Mapcs' Improved Super
phosphate of Lime, was deposited by Geo.
Ji. Bits of Lcwidburg. So Report was
prepared by the Couimittee.J
15. Uuenumerated Articles.
K. VMmar. Lewbburg specimens of
' Lithographic rnnting. The committee
' are of opinion that the specimens produced
'aMwall Aviutninil nnrl vnrv t o Kin wnrl
j 1
i recommended them as such to the patron
age of the public.
Mrs. E. Lotz, New Berlin Dew plant.
This plant and its cultivation meet with
the faroruLle recommendation of the com
mittee. Met. J. Flinn, Xcw Berlin ppori
...n nf Nnedlework. There are a number
ui-io waicn would dc
' more extended recommendation than we
, L&v. tin. or npnee to give, showing great
taste an,i display of handy work
j
u. norarn, liquisuilT" iieiicri ress
r - ti i x t x
j Printing. The epecimens produced show
a nigu staio 01 nuisn ami ..eaxness in meir,
1 PTmutiiin. nnd nave tne uniiivinrci annro- 1
. . . ., ... 1 1,1
Dauon ot tne Commitiee, anu wen aeservc
the thanks and patronage of the public.
Mrs. J. Casta, New Berlin Roses,
(Til r .-i
jciiy, sc. neauwui specimens oi ii.vcr-
j blooming Roses, and Jellies, both apple
ana quince, puro anu aeiicious.
Mrs. M-rrill, New BerliuRose. Very
fragrant and beautiful.
Mrs. C. Sterner, Lewisburg Work Bag.
Shows a fine display of needle-work, and
is worthy of merit, for which she has the
j thanks of the committee.
James Houihton,'2d, Lewisburg Draw-
; ing with crayon and pencil. This is ex-
nuis'rtely fine fur work of the kind, and
shows that the young man is on the high
road of honor and preferment as an artist.
He has our thanks and approval.
Dr. I. Gcrhart, Selinsgrore Worm
Medicine. Tbo committee are pleased to
state tbat this medicine is highly recom
mended by many who have tried it, and
(as we believe) justly so.
John A. Snyder, New Berlin Califor
nia Beef-tongue Cactus, California All
spice, and Cotton Plant. These arc fine
siuuiimnna nf ftiA trim!
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I A. T.. Hatfiedd. LewisburT. An ingenious
.... . . " .
aUU UJMJJ u.aua nvtv. A a vw wuvn
to the community. And for his skill and
ingenuity we award to him a Diploma as a
token of merit by this Society.
Mrs. C. Kajp Flowers. Very fine
were presented by her, for which sho has
tLe thanks of the committee.
S. Mci'rtVi, New Berlin Pure Currant
Wine. Very good.
l)r. A. Yallerchamp, Columbia county
Sett of Artificial Teeth. Shows a high
degree of tact in finish, and for which we
are pleased to award a Certificate of Merit
Many of the articles above enumerated
1 would deserve further and more specific
notice at our hands, but we have briefly
expressed our honest convictions. ,
We might, at our discretion, have awar
ded premiums, although none were speci
fied on unenumerated articles ; but as the
funds of the Society are not very great,
we have thought it advisable to leave the
premiums to be awarded by the committees
on articles promised and specified.
Joseph Caset,
John Gundt,
Levi Sterner,
A. Swiseford,
Joseph D. Firry,
g. ttKICK.
For thn IwUbarg ChjanicI.
TO S. J. H.
IIrr at till solrmn. quM boar.
When filrerr atar n! plc r i
8thv with tbir mft Vwllrbinc power,
T call sit mm ry'J chord to tana
I write to thee tbre paMinff lln,
'Mi-l.-t ihw my world of ntltu 4-1iirht,
A 'ruuod air brow gay rvp twiu
A wreath of xtowiug virion bright.
A$ haw I imz mt rnW ntmrn
That Iwh and irlea: in lvi blaa,
Nothnujrtjt f ill tiii rumnt mr
Wlurh I with jny leTf to too.
An J yet my l-art Iwat utranly wild,
While mftly on the iffht' "till air
Cotoe hofffa t.f mmori' ad and mild
To flir the depth of fueling ihera.
A train off mir-d a' and fear
lo rttrpertiv jukklv Uira,
And brin: to mind patt. blWfui years.
That ahone like ym (air vartliu akJe.
Many time, on ihu ltk Uiia.
Our heart fn uoion fondly brat.
To learn and know the joy and bliaa
Of iatcrchuOtftDg love Rrawect.
I ran not tU if I or thon
Kioept aimr wilt meet again,
Pmt know if my feWitipi now
retail in thy breat a pia retain.
But here apou thie ? e aereoe,
1 Mill ahall love to dwell on thee.
And boie that wliat tlte paet luw Uen
The futnr alo jet may be.
POILAJWU-ftTU, Oct. l&O. CAHL.
Prom the " K-Ucuuurxnt tor October.
my wrjiE s awa
Aim: (tui , wn yi5.
Yon ask me to Plnp, bat my heart it is wa;
Iu a Larp out o (one. tht rv'a nae tuunk aa;
Shr w (tone who mre tone V the mtiic in me ;
Oh! Ikw can 1 aiiu; when a-y nine's ava'P
I'm aW-klefV and rouely. an' waiitin' an' dipt;
Like a Ifg o the taugn. wi1 iu marrow awa,
E'en the firr-aide is cauldrif, an' riierla my hatue;
ih ! my hiuue is dw hame, whUa ny wine awa.'
It's not want & nujrlit. for o' a' things we're plenty,
An' kind are the balrur, an th neebrira, au' a,'
tut a' winoa do nnot o. keep my heart canty,
for a thine pang wran, when my wine'ft awa.
The Unlit thattivi briliWu mylfusie. ye ken.
An' made a' thing rheen, in rluiinWran' hi,
Is wanUn', an glutuy is a' out auJ ben.
Oh the sun htu gouv dvwu. noo my wine's awa"!
len takin the Ko. au' our evening f-m)m r&uin;,
Thre ae voiee awantin', the wt-etet "f V,
Tbn. 'mainr a the KletU7 of Jim we are prai?InT
My heart breaLhe a prayer lor my win awa' ;
An' tht-n in the uiuruin', aiy woes are nnend;n;
Ttie breakfast is late, no oue answers aiy e";
My sark wants a button, my fttucktnu wuutmeudlng;
U eusne oacA, wine, auu uiue nae awa
TVblrii..iu-inn:theiw,tiiow-r..prinj!ltig; esimore:aui, w la uuaersiooa, Will
aii ..iur. ij-,ui-"but aii tir. i. riu,siug 'S propose the sending of a collective
Nvt in my b.Art. kile my wilW.: 'note trt Constantinnnlp ill vluill it M
rii.nrumrbk,n.T..i..ti m.k.. m7hrt'hr-rl; j uma 10 -OnsranilIlopie, IU WU1LQ K WIS
"irt.h, m"T bm x ' expected he will be supported by Prussia.
1 mjurui fcr tw wwt mjr wiiw m j Jassy letters state that positive orders had
Theia7estIt"ioaltic7rimeare!rewhtDcre f,om St" Petewnurg to ae
found in the abstract of the Seventh Cen-; ceIor8te the PPations for the passage of
sus. From that it appears that the whole : ,he 1"ubc' and to the stores
number of persons convicted of crime in of Prv'5,uns in th magazines,
the United States, for the year ending! Ko!iZt ha9 liberated, and is now
June im, was about 27,000; of these 0" Lisway t0 hVnted States.
13,000 natives, (including the colored' The London Je says, letters from
prisoners,) and 14,000 foreign born. By ! Constantinople have brought intelligence
the same authority and to the same date, ' that M- Ko!iZts LaJ leei from the
we are informed that our population was ' int?r,w CUstoJJ' of tLe Frch ConsuL
. - t - r - t - T'l-'a rant him tzlten xAime vr.th flip rnn-
Ti. ," si . ; ... - i
; 1,10,828 born in foreign contnes, and
!snAM.K
mined. While we have, therefore, but,
.hnut on fnrplrn nxtb Juc native
i i .i r
n uiics, tut'ic ia a iiaciiuu uht uul- iuii'ii:u
. '.
born crimnal to
native eucludiu
every
black and white. Such was the ratio of
' t-aamu JU AUUV, UUU lUCIU UlS ICUUU IU
' snDDOse it has materially changed since
, - -
iuui unrc.
, . . .
L.IFE 1X8VRANCE. 1 lie fcupenor Court
' . . . . . . . .
nas given a decision in in tue case ot C;al-,
; lender vs. The Keystone Life Insurance!
fompany. It is clearly decided, tbat any ,
j misrepresentation or concealment by au !
j applicant for insurance of a fact which is '
material to the risk, whether made by mis-
take or fraud, is fatal to the policy audi
that any fact which if known, would iu-
crease the risk or the premium, is material.
The defence set P by the Company was,
that Cullender had committed suicide, aud
!uai. WTO.tr lie nau im-rcpreseuieu
occupation at tue 11 me 01 applying ior 11 is
policy by calling himself a farmer, whereas,
he was engaged iu slave catching. These
facts were clearly made out on the trial,
and the Supreme Court affirm that such
defence is a good oue, and fatal to the
policy.
Ole Bull's Colony in Potter county,
Pennsylvania, has, we regret to hear, turn- f war.
ed out most unfortunately. Not more ArniICT7so7wIMrVe ob
than forty emigrants remain upon the land, j ;a 0De ,)f ouf uSt:h , 6tat(iUient.
which he on Kettle Creek, a, 1 are said to Mf (f lU Cuncoril-
be poor soil, illy fitted for cultivation.; La. Iutelli,eneer,hadlost hi, ife wdfour
Mr. Bull expended large sums of money chilJrc.Q ly tLaf of
in improvements, such as erecting a fine ,..,.7' fieer ,r. E- wai
hotel aud other buildings, but a serious j
uuuc..., uuai c ue 10 ie laua pur-
.1. . L 1. L.... tk. L. 1 1. I
.l:flc 1. 1 . .L. .1 . 1 1
tu oj u.ui, u u.ru ,ne Uoie en-.
terprise iuto confusion, and resulted in
au expensive lawsuit.
It is well known that the part of Ohio
celled Western Reserve, manufactures a
great part of the cheese sold throughout
the States. The ludi pendeut, a newspa
per published in Summit county, in an ar
ticle headed "where d xs all the cheese
go," states that a single firm in Iludsou,
in that county, had then in store five hun
dred tons of cheese. They are constantly
forwarding large amounts to the distant
markets, while their daily purchases raugc
from five hundred to a thousand dollars.
In concluding a lecturo on the new ref
ormation in Ireland, the Rev. Dr. Tim),
who has had the advantage of personal
observation, during a recent visit in that
country, remarked that he had left it with
the belief that "if there be a few people iu
England and America madly going iuto
Rome, there are thousands iu Ire-laud, a.
well as on the contiucnt of Europe, daily
rescued frem it."
VOLUME X SO 27.
Whole Number, 495.
ihportawt men etjrofe.
Turkey has declared War against Rus
sia Liberation of Koszta.
By the arrival of the steutner AtLntio
at New York on the 16th inst., the war
question seems to be finallj settled, ani
the initiative steps towards hostilities taken
by the Sultan. The intelligence received
by telegraph at Liverpool, just before tLa
departure of the steamer from Vienna,
forwarded bd vices from Constantinople tO'
the the 27th September, to the effect that
the Divan, at a Grand Council held that
day, had resolved upon a declaration of
war agiut Ru.-sia, and that such step was
decidedly against the Four Powers. It ia
added that a rumor was prevalent cf tbo
actual commencement of hostilities.
On the mrniug the 2Gth September,
the Emperor of Austria suddenly left Vi
enna fir Warsaw, with the Prince of
Prussia, where it is said the King of Pros
sia will meet them.
Accounts from Olraatz of the 9th,
state that the conferences between the
Czar and the Emperor of Austria have
ended, and the conference of Vienna has
been re-established between the Four Pow
ers. Strong hopes of a pacific solution of
the EasU-rn question were then entertained
in diplomatic circles.
Advices from Vienna state that the in
terview between the Cnr and Lord AVest-
I,
luore! ir: 1 was unusually protracted. It is
added, that both the Czar and his Minis
ters protested their anxious desire to pre
serve peace, but maintained on all points
their interpretation of the Vienna Note.
! T 1 '... . i ?r i .1 -ti
curreuce oi tue Austrian lnreTnunriurTi.
Bru.k.and .Shu, government.
lne lin'" u"' ' ' . ' ,
'5' UJ"ra vuuswauuupi
lett lor omvrua. wnere ne would see M.
Koszta put on board an American mer-
'
i-
tllaulIuan. 8" a"
from Smyrna in a few days. The Austri
an governtent has displayed a singular
from g ; L Th Anstri-
, nruj,.uce ; th:8 8te .j. h;n betimen
1 - - r' a
I conceded all the subntance, may safely as-
sume a higher tone than ever in her paper
contest with the United States."
The information upon which the Eastern
news founded, appeared iu the second edi.
tion 0f ,h0 London Morning Chronicle,
4 th jt., as follows :
. . . , . ,
Vienna Mondav Oct 3
Advicog frum CoIlStantinopIe dated tLe
27lU B,t coutain W j6t iniportant neW8.
I -phe Divau, at the Grand Council held
j tbnt j lesoived Bpjn a declaraUon of
war agaiust Kussia.
Report says that hostilities have already
begun.
The fonrth edition of the Morning
Chronicle had the annexed :
By Submarine Telrjrrl'ti
Vienna, Munday Evening.
Against the advice of the Four Puwers,
the Sultan has signed the declaration of
netted with us in the publication of thisj
from ;ts Comuit UlXmtnt tutll 1S4i
- f . e ,, V(:rl fit
moved south ttiih Lis tUiiiiiy the year fol
lowing. This a ill le tad intelligence for
the friend of his family iu this neighbor
hood. S'lidiury American.
Tmf. State Faik. TU receipts of the
State Agricultural Fair, held at Pittsburg
last wee-k, amount to ?1(. OH the largest
sum ever received at any State Fair in this
country. The number of perwns in the
Fair C round, at 4 P. M., ou Thursday ii
estimated at 00,000.
Sekiovs; ('harms. A widow womnn
named Harki r sixty-five years of age, was
committed to prison a few days siuce, at
Hunticgde-u, Pa., chnrgod with causing
the death of her sister, the wife of Samnel
Harris, by giving: her poison.
Proviili'Ue-c papers auuouuctt the death
of the Hon. Tristram Burgess, of Rhoc'ej
I.tlaud, one of the most talented and re
spected men in that State. Mr. B. was
a uiembiT of Cougrc&i from Rhude Llaud
'r-jui IS5 to 1$3.