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I ulir)nl vi tlm t'a-h Sy-ti-m. Ii.-is tli.- UrM mu-1 t.-t
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r'"iurii-.nuiil i.-iitiuuou, to Emiiit- IT-ei-;
d.t.t.u.1 iri.i-m.
il.r..po' :i.n Nn-i-ii ,i nr.iiiinr.'iA.-nt? '
ffATlll-SlaTery Am rii-,.ti N.miiiatii,'.. t'.m...iti.. !
'v" yv"- Iur"'::Ju"lilSM;
I'ro-Shtvri A merimn Tu b, t.
r rr Pr.rsintvt-Mii.nnii rrt.T v.msb. -. T..ric. i
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PeHmylcanmDi-mocratkTv-ht. I
. fi-i. ihar in tin- repeal r,t t lie tv-t Lnoirii the
Iiniri cvmtnrmio--nr-t, ;-'l tic if 1h" a t ir-
liutiin; Uw TTrU.ri of Kimu aui N-r-kn. frwi
1-om itu'Ht! ia !"'!( rrr ti n. tli" In-t r. iciw.ji
1 Lilt MiMKh 4 W tiKK OF l'AT.tItTI MK! t i. K in
' "r lit .!. i-l-; .f jfti(innl fi it mciit l uuLa-
Av..',wf. Tliit wr fullv f tin- fl.lT-i:ni!ritiAn nf
I'rM -n,t TVtf NATIo1,. KA1TMF1 I.. Af F.K
H"IKT full f-inJ t. nil tl imi '..ruint .-i:r4- n- ic5
vlituri tint rf n.trv lm ht t-i 4in-ount.T. ,m l ill it Im
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t m,ii'..i. -j : n,r-r.rot;i;i: soOTT.rf c.liMir.
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Aiucriran. MM; &
lt publican
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insriiarable."- Ii.si.l
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nr"l titat I mr'r WD. ah'l rr ti-.Tf rntr. i.irf i
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r c.s.i rv,w,s.,. 1
Tllni i:. ( IlI'llll. of York Co
Poa AtniT.iRii..Mriit. '
W.ll-MiM lllll, of Armstrong Co i
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uarin n l.aporir.ei nra iiorn i o
CU K perfect avalauche of New Adver
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tisements to-day some throe columns
to which we refer our readers, on this and
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he next page A c have not room to par-
ticulanze, aad they have trowded out some
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cither matter designed for this i?5ne.
ja.iiit. j.M.isLAii kb aujourueu on
Tuesday last, but its final proceedings are 1 corded a few-d iy since, when the people of 1 binu on tho terms exacted by Congress j bo baJ recently returned. ( onstiltnlions , i7 The aer-nni of Th-mas Penny. Admin
Vet (-branded io much mystery. I " Part of the state jjsve a majority of 5oun ! auJ -j -, ,he r,.suiar Con v en lion ; j i-nsued as to passing thro' the liouso the' isiravr ; of Jam.-s 1.. Ireland, late of Kast liuf-
V,..U.i,n,til,l,iilfi,i,,n;i.;.U
certain records for EuyUt c.miitv, passed. ;
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yoming, Sailivan and Columbia were j
made a new J udicial District. i
An extravagaut Appropriation IJill was t
Titisheil tbiouili. wliie.h bids fair tn fnnki- n '
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gaunt Treasury by abolhcr i ar.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor ltiiorniiug ii.e jivuse mat. lie nau !
l-ignfcj the supplement to the act incorpo- !
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lattng the Miner C I.ank of Pottsvsile, tbe ,
supplement to tbe charter to the Harris-1
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lurg I5ank,anJ the bill to restore lhe cbar-
.n of lufl Krie and Xorth l,t Itailread ;
Company.
The spiiropriation bill, and !
other bank bills were not in the list.
Fix hundred and seventy otic bills aud ;
fourteen resolutions lmve passed aud been
signed by the Governor.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The "Arago" arrived at New Vork on
Wednesday last, having the Hon. James
liuchauan among her passengers. I
Jireadstuffs declined Cotton steady.
jue i tate coogrcst was sua in session, ;
Beifectinc its work. Late bostiie armies ;
arc being reuueed on every side blockades
raised and peace bailed with delight.
The details as published rrave that the !
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Allies have accomplished their j 1st ucstgu
ol liuinbliug tho Itoshian Uespotism. i
Nl.w Vobk, April Mr. Uuehinrn I.iipior League allege that they bought the had received most of tho I coplc s votes, terms
wag received this morning, upon the arri- ' I'cmocratic party last fall, conditioned that ! After waiting and receiving answcis to j at TilK
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Val ot the Arago, by the Jolut committee
of the Common Council, and welcomed ; 'hat bargain they give them both branch-, 'hat the sjfmtHnw f mrrulion r,is t nli
as the guot-t of the City, and afterwards ' es of the Legislature, which has refused ''"'-ffl r.W riian ltr rejit
escorted i to the KvruU House. He will ' to grsnt their demands. The consequence al"l that Michigan should be admit-
to tuoruow receive his friends iu the Gev- I
crnor'n llooni at the City Hall, lie do-'
cUacsa public dinner, and will leave for '
rhiladclphia ou Friday morning.
L ATKIl. !
The "Arabi" reached Halifax, on the :
23d, with three days' later news.
Ureadstuffs had again declined. !
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.-usuia cvacuaicit iuo i iiiioijiaiiiacs.
The v.'.sls out in March. Iinve returneil
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Itn DO trace? ot lhe missing 1 aciUc. , r
The defeat of C-ol. Schlcssini-er, an-1 the
killing of uO of his men, i confirmed; but i
be Li accused of coiraruiee, an 1 a Mory is
cQoat of amcouil battle, iu wbich H Til- !
liijUiUrs defeated -00 of the people ! j
t-i - . r v.. t.
tNi- II" Sli'llll 01 i-aiu unv wei'is was
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T'-veio 111 iue 111 iliiiooi u.i'-ii ci j i.iMiiii
also. Its doT.rse was distinetlylracd fr
0111
tlevelanl to I'liilailclidua. It occurred
at Cleveland before nilit, at Kiit.uiiiij;
about 0, and at I .li.aililpiiia about 10.
. f
erne tneory attnnuics 11 to a current 01 coi.i
air irom the northern region, rii-inii iu
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to rupplv the vacaum caused ly the- g.c-.t
heat of the d.iv, which created a cuirent
that moved toward tho ocean. A writer
noticed in the ledger, attributes it to clcc-.
tricity, and asserls that the destructive '
power camo m"t.y from the earth upwards,
pomrthing in tb f irm of an eariliqunkf.
Happily, its duration was short., or wide-
unread ruin, and uiaov deaths, would have
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teea c .
Fl Ahead I S.neo the njunnalion ,
f 1 VliRP W" 1 l.CIC'StlV ilonolunii l.r Ibu
of AMJUtW JAClv.fl.Mlouelson by the
Amuricus, ehrc.d politician, are all going
in on the same 'dodco." Z he Democrats
V t Tlirfu 1 q irVrrirv
t 1 . i , 1 f xi I tx n r '
Misk for I'residcnt, aad JAMLS iMADl- ,
SON porter for Vice, llut the old
Whigs will whip the croud by taking np
T.EOnOK WASHINGTON parke custi 1
fa Itcp-son of the Old H.ro himself for
J0IIX AIUMS LXFXY. ,
tTTL smith for A ice.-t. lnn there .
who wy this am t a great kedntry aud a I
edekated beeples ?
fn-Th. DbSbiH rhri.ti.n Chronirlr of
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fbia wocV. states with considerable pratifi- .
ration, th it John I'. (Vizer, a responsible :
.od wealthy eitizm of Delaware roanty, !
has offered to pay.within eighteen months, j
fl- ! 1 .1-1! .1 . rr r
ufty thonscod dollars to t It Trustees of
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J.e Luiversity at Lcwisburg, tirovidt-d i
.1 fi 1
Vby remove the Institution to Dclawa
t ojnty tbo offer to Lull coed until
April, 1517. 6
, at
Hore Liqpor Bills.
Tbe Democratic majority iu tlio House
incited by the demands of tlio Liquor
League iiu.sbed through that lody, by 1
majority, two bills one to release the
sureties of tbe licensed from raiiii anv !
more of the S1000 boud than to cover
fine, ponalty aud coits. The other to rc- :
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rjuire the lieenxing of beer houses, without ;
limit, in J'biladttlphia, Allegheny, Berks, !
Lancaster, Northampton, l'ike, Montgom- j
ery, Carbon, and Monroe. Richard Vaux, I
IVm. candidate for Mayor of l'liilad., spent
two or three davs in cnirincering the lat-'
tcr through the House. A hen lt came to I
,i,e Senate, Hon. aVm. M. Piatt, the
Speaker, indignantly denounced this last
demand i f the I.iiiuor League, in tho fol-1
lowing terms :
-I uppiv"-d, Mr. Chairman, that when we
passed itie Lill.t,. which ihis is a supplement, i
there would be an end nf the irritating and ,
xciitiiBsul.ject ..fit, at least for the present
session. Ilut it seems 110U For the last ;
three years, the ipiestn.n of the sale ol Intoxi-,
catins t.npiors has hen acitaie.l all over the !
Wte-"r-n "me end ot (Ins Coi.imonwealth
to lhe other, and now, at litis late period nl .
the session when we ate on theeve of final 1
n'tjouriimentlhi' hill has heeii pressed upon
ii.""""."ii ia iui 11 n .U.I.IU.. .j .
necessary these counties should he relieved,
rom ihe oprration of the bill passed by us a ;
lew oavs since. ,r, 11 is arsueu outside mat
imperioiisly necessary iliat aume relirl
should he alforded t- some sections of this :
Common wealth. And for what! It has been I
asserted, that unless this meastne shall be
carfjejirP.,;llS,
nalnrs w l.nrol. H fr hill.
hall he read nut c.f the Itemoeratic party i
thai ii becomes necessary to sustain the I)em-
ociatic party. X1r.1t has been asserted I re-1
prat that certain Senators arc to be proscn- '
l.rl-ll.,1 nnn fltiv wki.a urm In Itn rpi.l '
...m in. mi. iu
, f the Democratic party, because th-y
have ihoncht proper to exercise their jml?-
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ln-nt an l ai l in conlorniitv to their eonscien-
tious convictions of rtehi ! Win, h ave I not '
a right lo record my vote in favor of this mea-;
l.-.ir.if llos.iii a.
M, or r.ll!u,, lhe i,iirnnon which we all re- :
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A"'' lemorrattc pan- is to be tramp'rd
uu ler loot, il it has no basis but that of mm i
ani1 la,.r ,,r w ll. ,,, lt (Ulwn. , ;
sir, 1 rise above this miserable mm question,
''"' ocaies.., wnicnareeiiaeavor.nxmron.
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if you, sir, or any other Senator, ch-osrs In
record his vote acrainst this abominable evil, '
he has a indit to do it. And if it should he :
i. ..ion. I trill i... ontsi.li nf'lli llnini-rnlii.
partvt
l.fi mv voice arsmst the trafic. in rum. !
1 11 slander nnon the leinn-!
rratic partv to intuiiaie, or to sav. it does not I
UH.ucLie the ,1 i. tnnes of umra'aty. decency, !
and respeetabili'v. If tbe Democratic parr;
mn nm tie ?nis-Ti!Tnm puTlite or these ruin t
my , fir )nestaml (,t.
n,l.- of it. lint, sir, I aL-ain asseverate, that
t1" Democratic party i not tn be sustained in
ilia ii m smiii ii i iiii"i il ' .11 mil j
h'ther il comes from i'or. or from I'hila-;
dctphia, or any other part of the Common-
wi-iiim : nu inr Tiariv nan irurr. a iiioiisanu :
nines, ro down, lhan .he clonous cause Tern- i
and lhe parly hart belter, a ihnncand
pei ance slmuhl be !eleat u." j
The larger beer bill was deflated (in '
Senate) by the following vote : '
Veas t.resswell, Kvans, Ingram. I.anbach. '
M'Cbiiim k. Straub, A allon, Welsh, A ilkins !
-!-all Democrats!
Nays Browne, Crabb.Ferpnson.Flrnniken, ,
tneec. II, .ce. Jamison. Jordan, Knox. Lewis, i
M,.ni,;er. I'rao. Tuee. Sellers shun-ian,
ther, Tassan. Wherry, Tiatt 19
Tl. bill ( T.h, ib. SlOlin l..l
lost l.y the same vote, cxe- pt that Il.icka- !
lew voted willi the 0 iu the affirmative.
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mis question nas arouea a violent
aissension in ine I'emocratie raiiKS. j uc
mi) mihiu nxve. rice j.icjuor aim wi:u
the party could not. agree upon a can-
didato for 8paker tn hold over until next
K1"", but Hie Temperance men "fused " .
and elected to that honorable station, Mr.
Hkownk, the Champion of Temperance iu '
that body, by the following vole : '
For Nathaniel B Urnwn Crahb,Fer?ieon,
J? - V"' ''"7',. t"'"-'"' I
Knox. I.w is, -aif. Price. Sellers, sihmuaii, i
outlier, i astratl, wiicrry, v iiuins 1 71 1 '
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for m. AA'llkinc I'.r.iw-nr ItnrL-Irn- I
- rPsweIl. Kvans. i.iarain.I.aiibacli,M Clintuck.
Slr.nii. U nllnn Vllil. .'1 llin '
For David Taparl I'liinev, .Alellinger and
I'rait 3 Oi.p.
For Francis Ionian TiazT.-Opp.
And fur the defeat of the Ltigcr i!l,
and the election of Mr.l!rnwno,thc Liquor
league and Laper folk deuounce tlio 'trai
torous' liemneraejp a? strong as they did
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the Know .Noihiiiirs last full !
OttKi.u.N is Itikinir measures to be admit-
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icn lino inc l num. 1 1. is statcii mai tue
ptipulalion now amounts to fifijr thousand, :
"with more wealth than anj other coin- i
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mum j uu unj muuoauu i,cuj,io uu iue
jjiouu.
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1 he ltamfow party in a licousin the
sam who got up false election returns to
defeat Daslif .r.l, and failed at last Lave I
declared f,r Iluchanan. The Missouri and i
Wisciusiufal.se voters will go baud jn !
jjj !
.lames ('. Hand, the American nominee 1
for Al isor of l'l.ilid. li.lii-i bavin- tleeliu- '
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ca 1,10 nomiuanou on .iccouui ot private
businesn, Hon. II. I. Moore, late M. C, 1
j j d 5 , . j g f ie
r.eruLIicans., and some of lhe Whigs have
tid but the Amrsicans ia ;
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tlm ,!,fUe lle ml4SS uf 'Le "VP1- :
The U. S. Supreme Court decided lhe :
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tlaim of i'eiiusylvania.
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l,,c ':enianitci. charged with ninrdcr, 1
b rcuh verdict of ac.uil.al, on :
the ground oTTusamty.
Cincinnati, April 17. ACre occurred
ut Xafhville, on Sunday morning, destroy- i
.i. t II V....I ,:iu T.. -.l !
, qy.,u. b uuru. -ii.nui.iiu auii. aiiu .
..i,. bo K.irl. ,.r ;
a number of stores, by which a loss of
glfi.5,000 has been sustained.
h j.rdW, ,Ulher tlf j. Por. j
,Pr UrawlrT. gurvever General) died last !
1 n r j 1 j m
week in Crawford county, aged 70 years.
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IJEnrnnn, April 23. The Steamer
Cambria for Liverpool, via. Halifax, tailed
no:n, with 5y0,f00 in sipecie.
Lcwisbunr Chronicle and West Branch Fanner April 25, I83.
Michigan testifies for Kansas.
AVashinoton, April 8.
Ilt.SKT Waldhom, of Midi-run, is one
of tbe youngest Members of the House of
Jlepresentitives, small iu person, not a
lawver. ( I believe be is a miller,) ret ir inn
in manner, now for the first time in public ;
lite, and has never attempted to address the
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House till to-day. lhe whole House list-
cned in rapt atteution. I will not attempt
to follow bis line of argument throughout,
but confine myself to the precedent case
of the admission of Michigan, as set furth
bv him to-day in behalf of Tree Kansas.
In 1S3,, 6, Michigan had outgrown her
Territorial swaddling clothe.1', and was ripe
fr transformation into a State. J'ut sho J
bad an unsettled llotiudary dispute with ;
Ohio, involving a strip of land on which
the City of Toledo has since gruwn up
fvti)Us eMUiolia u( juris. j
diction, threatening olliurs gnu moro sen
0lg . anJ Com-rcss resolved not to admit !
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Michigan unless she would couseul to
nuitclaiiu this disputed territory. On .
quitclaim tins disputed territory
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Constitutional Convention was held, under ;
tie aus,,iceg 0f tbe Territorial Govern
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accept Admissin on the condition imposed
. Congress. So the .itichtiou see med to
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be at rest.
!ut not SO
A movement was directly j
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outside of and iu defiance of the Territorial :
autborities, for aiwifter Convention, which
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" accoraingiy cuoseu aim nciu, uiougii 1
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h m ,nd tw0 o ,he !
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most poduIous counties were not at all i
ri.iir..s,it.il Tin., voln titi-er siiontmp- i
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ous convenuon resoivm 10 ,,rj,i aumis-
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r. ss ;
it, rn..;.;ii. ,1 m,.nt n
Ccn. Jackson then President. Gen. I
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Jackson sent the proceedings and decs-
ruis of btk Conventions lo Congress, I
witLout -ujiiutilli, any pforenco ou bis j
. ti i...r.-.. i.
own pari, mnj i-ainu juoi. uiiuio uie
House, where the following proceedings'
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ITaisf Jan. II, ;U. Memorial of
the Legislature of the SM.eof Michigan
prcoented. Mr. Ilanneiia of I nd. moved
thjLt t L Motion (Ideated, i
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tittihlm I it'ri-fi rolint in tlm tn-ii.irtti i
Mr. Ilannega thou moved that it be
re-.
ceived " as the voluntary act of private
individuals." This was adopted, but
Fnmldiii Pirrc A'oted in th
negative.
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0u tuo 1'-'st"'n to which of the two
Conventions should be recognized as rep
resenting the l'enple of Michigan, thi
Ilemocratio House decided in favor of lhe i
irregular or ppimtaneous Convention
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''"n'"' "er-e voting in the majority.
When tho (juestion came in due course
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referred to its Judiciary Committee, 1
whereof 1-Vlii Grundv of Tennessee, was !
Chairman. This Committee sent out cir-
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'.-. f - c"" '"'y rr,-
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" don its motion. J his motion prevailed : ;
cas, Siias Wright, Di ntmi, liucLanaii, ;
Win. IL King, .to. Nays only 10. !
Tho subject thereupon went, to the!
House, where the action of the Senate was j
affirmed, and the admission of the Stale !
completed : Yeas, l h ; Nays, fisi ; Frnn.-
Yerc and Isaac Tot.cey among the Yeas. 1
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So .11 lchigan came into tho I iiMIi,
on the application of a voluutecr, anti reg- i
Cmvclitioti, just lil.o that of 1'iee
Kansas-, and voted f ir
President in I S-JG.
Van
IJuren for
II. (1.
(1 FiNKA'A, ti. i ., April 1,7. 1 he steam-1 !
boat John Amott a ilrstrnve.l l,r dm '
J J
this morning, while lying at tho dock at
Walking, line ot tha crew i-enslied in
the flames, and tho others on board were
j all bad!; burned.
l.s . i a :i ti '
i.isiu.s, i a, rtpni 1 ue river i.e- j
high is niu. h Kwolen. Two horses, attach- '
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lt rk T.nll!kV Vimtn lln nnnmn In lun,..
P , -" ;
Hess f haston, were drawned to day in
jj,0 ,j;im t JVttjsvillc
Tbrn m i I
auey were ai-
teliintinti to nass tint ronil. tihirh w-a nvnr. !
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fl,)WIJ Tfce WM a,M ,ost wjt, ;,s :
cntent j
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uu1' AP"'; I"'"10" i
tlie tunul near hhmelieck, ou the Hud-
son irivcT Kailroad, raved in yesterday, I
S 'S1'1 '' W I'r'"rn i
lhe track and became a complete wreck. I
Kortunatelv no lives were lost.
j
1!(iston, April 22. YcslrHav, an tin- I
known rchooncr was capsized in' the gile
!
off Gloucester. The crew wasseen clinging !
4o ,ie wreck, but it was impossible to ren- j
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dc' ,uem S "distance.
WAP.nxr.Tnv, April 22 - V private
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! passenger train of cars crossed the Miss- I
. 11 , . .
iTI' ""g morning.
CllIfAOO, April 23. Messrs. Howard
aml SWm.n f tIie Kansas cmmillee,
reached Leavenworth on tho 14th inat.
Alr Oliver had not yet arrived
TllO Storm On MondllV W.18 Severely felt
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in New York. JSurtiu's theater was un
! roofed, as was also several churches and
other buildings iu the ci.y and .uburbs. I
More S.vnw. The mountain reeinns :
w 1 .1 .1 .
or raaryiatm nave jusi occn enjoying me
luxury of a snow storm. The trains of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rrilroad were I
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somewhat impeded by the ftorm. '
The Indian War In Oregon.
WAsiiiNr.ToN. Anril. 17. Abioh'' the
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nffuMul hii-iimuuts received from Oivj-on, I
n I
t ik i . . 1 1
is a letter from Joel 1'almecr, upcrintcuJ-,
etit of Indian Affairs, who, continuing the ,
statementsof Gen. Curry, says the pres-'
cnt difficulty iuSoutberu Oregou is wholly j .'
attributable to tbe aets of tbe whiten, ad-; I..
ding, I cannot hut feel it to be our u.y j
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to adopt sucn measures as win icim iu re- .
secure tho lives of those Iudsans, and, S "I'be a.-ennt of i:iial.-t!i I..-Iik. A.lm.n
. ... , ,, , ! isir.itriJt.'f Frederick H ..li,latei.l MnMI.ereeL
maintain the guarantees secured by treaty ,, li,,P-,1
siiniilalions. Tbe future will frovo thati J Tiie account id Christian Kersietier and
tl.U ar has been foreedun-.n these I.ldi-
1
aus against their will, aud that too, by a
set of reckless va"uboi;ds for recuuiarv
mid piditical objects, sanctioned by a nu-
merous population, who regard the Trcas-.
ury of the I nitcd Nates as a legitimate
object of plunder. The Indians of that
,Ukt Lav0 ltcn driven to desperation
, ... - ,
l.y acts ot crui.iy against uieir people.
Treaties have been violated, and acts of
l,,.),...:,.. hi,.,! ,v those elaimitiL' to '
barl.ar.1 loiiimitlio ly those Uaiuini), to ,
be citizens, that would disgrace the most
baibareus nations of tho earth. If
,
but those who perpetrate sucn acts
nolle
were .
to be affected by this war, we might l ink
upon it with indifference, put happily this '
is not the case."
Washington, April, 21. ThcAnti
Xcbraska caucus met again to-night at the
Capitol, Mr. l'ennington iu the Cluir. ;
1ic:ri ll-tlo 1 n n i inrti m mil llnrlriii 1
- I e"-
appointed heretofore to nominate an Kxoe-
utive Committee, reported the following j
... - . , ;
names, which wcie cuimm.eu ny me, eau-
Mcurj 1 '. .11 , 1., nn,t Wili.n ,.f
mr. i-n.-in. v'ihu'h.i n- , , a ".i, .
the Senate, and Messrs. Mace, Mo.t, .V
, , . ' , '. ,,'
ll.il.l nml Xfirti-iii of tli.. ll.mi.
voile, jmuu, aim morion, ot me ii-u-e.
3lr Gallowav i-ale fi f-ivurable aecoiint (if
? I t
, r , -.. ii.ira irhm e.. !
-uc s...,e. o. .,..,..,.....- - ,
bo baJ recently returned. Consultations
bill auiiiittin-' Kansas with the lopi-l;
Kaiisxs with the
dmstitution. J he v.te,
will be cose, it the llou
Iic (.,10r!t-u is prrsented.
- - - -
is supposed,
is lull when
f)-, 3ftl 'ft Ts JJ 'f VJ f ,
Vt Iinvc rccoiillv siiltlml a liiimlicr
t.f varioti.-s of iOtS TYPE to nur
Ionnor I:ir-ro ussnrimoilt, inakili
().; (J, STYLES
, , ,, ... ,
, ' r- '
1,111111 i-l l-i-l io 1 .Illl 111, ,-i i--s n-i i-
.. .. . . . . 1
fullv solicit a trial ol them lv tho.si-
,, .,,,,;,, ,,, ti,;,,,, ;., i. ,,r
.iiii.i.i, ... ..... ... .i
Ti' kclN, lIlankM. I. a Ik-Is,
CAIIDS, Circulars, Hills, Ac. Tin
t!e nf those by ntprcliaut.-i ami liii.sin
e?s men generally, is nmrp cnmnion in
nio.-t foiiiinmiitii-s tliati in out?. A
larger range of operation niav be
rraiin.'il by n constant "keojiii.t; ln-ii-e
trio jntoilo'' of lhe TitAiii:. occtpation
or rnoi Essio.v of any man : ami n
nearer approximation lo a Cash 1 1 .-i -liess
niav lie intnle willi palroiia-'e
allrncteil l.y tilts tnoaiis.
W? th'u,k wo '"VC tin' in:.teri:,I.;
nii( in": ' Ajm i u i til': it.' i' 1 1 ' I int
tact to I'.vtH-ute rt 1 1 kiiiilH of loltl)iiiLr
(.x , ,c tc., i10m a 'minti v ( !i'n e in a
slvli; not excelled on reasoiialil
mid in irotitpt time. w I.
"'CllK.,.;.-!'.."' (ffire.
Ujiion Countv Court All'airs,
May 'iiil. llnil;iy I!Mli.
License Notices.
1
following applications f-r l.n-ene
have e.-n tiled in th otliee of the Ceik
the Couit of Ouaiter sv.sions of I nioa
coiiiitv. aiul tie- same will be presented at the
next term of said Cotlll :
,1 tv.'i. i, if.. fe-.1t. .,..(. .! r. I1-T-; r T. w,. ',.
1 .1.1,11 H ls.M. o l. ine.- ll.iii.i) . . l,.-u i bur,--J
f-...r. .j,, .. l.irim
j a-Win Inh'ill
4 -l-itiiin-l ll-niiii
i fi A. .1. W. i.li'iirniil
Inn or Tavi-rn
' IV.. r. -m In,
I. l-ii 1 1 tr I'-'l- r -. I;, -l.mr.iiii A I.Iht II'
.11-. .1-,
..Mill H hill- !
I ;..l...i.. Ii l-r, Ii r 1..1.HI, M l-.
I K-Wm U l.oi.l- timiilli itn
- I n-, ill i l..iu..i,lr1i..r il i
Ci.t I:. 01 ,
Hi-
I ll'-llT. M,t7.T ,!. Id.
II- ll- nrv Oilu tin I ni"ti
, t J-Ann ioiiOT iln N.-w C 'l . M'lill.. Is . r
j tin. e. M..T.; do Hi.nl. i llnin-v
! II-Mar. ti lil.oi.ili. ritin- ll ,ii., s.W L.-i..ur
.S-Mii-lii.. Klis-knr, Inn or TanTii. V H II
Iiv l-,ni'l ll.rr
n v
- m. l-.ilirt
llirtlm
. II oil. .
l' - .(liiii.l'r, - mm;ii;i !
l.t - aiw - uli i.-lianl il,i
'Jii-llMrli'S 1 rul.-r
L't-Mm-nn Ku-ly
'. J-l-i li-r Wi l.r
Fjriur.'.itlp. l'.nlT.it,.
I. inc.-1
Ni-w Oiluiii . VVIiiti- 1'i-T
h.llj
-ivier u,i,r d
L'i iimni ma d
S. KOI'SH, Cleik y.S.
zz, 1 sot;
T.r i I 11 r Atllil
n 1
iue siaji l. riii. IVM..
Clement Ac Alas-;er vs oniiLinan .V A alter
....
same I a-eart, Hinnaii . lla.toii
n B Carry vs Alark ll.iltpeimv
"S "'iaiz vs Alexaiiiier Aminons
v . v....i. . .. ei 11 si,.i
n i. 1 ...1 .. 1 i -i- 1
. 0 v .uiiiiiii'ii dim 111111 1. .a I, i irrn
Krall(:ls lrw vs Alexander II lll.ur
Com'th sug J .Al Ih-iiierctal vs J llausJretal
Trustee Lutheran CH eic vs Martin A S,.K-k
Danville Hank 'vs Jno Lawrence 4 ChsStees
Allred Kneass and w ife vs James yninn
'I'hns Penny for Isaac Kver vs S A alter
Ths Uiin hii" A'r J .M l a" lor v-s Aaron Zller
Christian Alillhone vs Nn hnlas Alillhoiisc i
Jaeob Sni.-k vs John kunnl
Matthias Wilson v David llrrr
l-miel l!an--ler vs Daniel Itcibst et al
J"1hn JJ1"""1 V,A s m". ,r . r.
John On Kockalrller vs Abbot fireeii s r. rs
I. r Christ f .r AV Ca.n. r..i. vs tieo A Fr.ck
A Un-amer vs Abraham linen
Israel tJuulms fur Hy C l.vrr vs John AA ill
.,,, vs jf,,ln Vartz with ,t
.
M kleekner & .Son vs Friclt, !liler A Cn
-la' F '-inn do vs same
am 1 enileron no vs same
S4rah Ami v$ Umei L Qllinll
Becker A AVeiler vs Chas Stees
m, SXrirr
Co of I tnon for L B Christ vs A Wiuearducr
""'nr W Snyder vs Saml Ewinc
mth .uS. M Chau.berl.n vs II llih Admr
tn C Lawson vs .-uepnen i i.si.n ci ai
Alarks AVeil Co vs Jacob Ilartmau et al
Julins Weil Co vs
AV'm (J H-rroM vs Smiili B Thompson
SJfVc; .
John h Meixel vs Andrew Young
v - , , 1 f-U-.l--
ti. c-
jollll ?ienam vs ii.-nur -.noun
David Herr v, w n whiI(1 WIlh mire to g
Sprout, Burrows & Co vs M A Stock et al
Mm. , , f?r
Mary Jane Flint &c vs t harles U Mine
Keller A Fraiher vs Dant J Cogar wiih n
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
XTATIi'r i herein- "it ill :t II OllII-
..x."' ... j rt
tl.-.t 1 1. .- t'..iliwiiirt nntiiri! nt-r.uns
1 rern- l.that tli.- I..'I.wiii? nani. ,1 .t-r-ons
h;ive settled llieir acei"its til Ihf U-'i-ti's
,;wttblirs. , , ,..,, a,l th.a
u,,. sau a,-c.iint will I"? presented lurennGr-
maiion and ;" ' o,-,,i,:.n' rurt
in in- iitui .11 i.i. . . ..' . 3
iiinn. nn tli- fourth Friday "I M nest.
ins; th ":t'i il:iv id' said innlith, VIZ :
ZZrTdSZ
...........
I,,smii 'i:i , il t ran
U!in Iciwrisliip tlfei-iir,,.,!.
I--is Kersict-r. A.M.sa,..rs l M.i ha. l t
k..rittr Inn- nf I It inin.in I 11. ni r il.
4 'Hie account 1,1 juhn M lime, Kxeenn rj
'd Margaret .Neynian, late id Clia.inau Tp, i
it.c'd.
'I'lie nrroiint of I.iiiIivis; Veisley. A Imm- '
j-trator of Ilcury V eusley, late of Frankliu l p,
1,-eM.
Th" nrcrmnt of ! W Harrison and
llenry U Fisher. Administrators, of John llar
rissun. hue of l'i nns Tp. e".l. j
. . r 111..1... v. I.. P..l..r
I I lie a( roniii 01 1 inn 1 .mi' mi. 1,
Voiiei.laand li ieid V..n-la..,l..n,s.,ators..r
IVnr V.mei.l.i. late ..f lliiit.iloe Tp. .l.-e.l.
M '''be account ot 'J.mas ll.y.Adiiiinislialor
,.lthan.l(. ,; h;ir,; ,ale , j.j,,,,, I1P Tp,
,,,.,.-,)
The account
traior of Peter Mv
f J..hn It I. inn, Adrniius-
I.lte of lhe Imrollh of
1 . ,i..rt-. 1
' ,() arr',,t i.fChesi.-Wni Fisher.Ad
nnnistrator of Aaron ( rosin- F.sher.late uf tin-
boroiisli of Miltlinbiirir, d-e d.
II The guardianship aeeonnt of Thomas
H ives and ltoln rt M Miisv-r. tinai.lians ul
William, .lohn and Sarah l'i leciiiiimi eluhlii'ti
of Caiharin t'nee, late of the hurou:-!- of
l.ew islmr?, ilee'd.
The ili coiint of 1- aae AVa-ni-r and
Ahrahain Wattner, Kxi-enturs id John tt a-ner,
late nf West lb-aver Tp. deeM.
:t 'l he ai-cinint of Ahrahain ami Kriihen
lin es. Administrators of Jacob Hires, late of
Heaver Tp; dee'il.
1 1 .The aei-ooni of S mutel Shark, l.teriitnr
of .anev Krister, late id Hartley Tp, itec'd.
I.ri The aei-iitliit of Alnaham A oiin.'.-ne of
the Kxeeutor.s ol Jach Ueolv, l.iie ol Kullal. e
To
l.eM.
1
' 'he arennnt ol Jacob Anran.l. Kteruio
fj,,n lalP , M:,t I , rr.-el; Tt-.-l. rM
l.il.
1. lee' l.
Ii 'l he aei omit
I'n-cni.irs of J-.lin
of H'-nrv and fl-nrL-i!
Mo!, laic of Wa-h
t..t.
Tp M.
10 The aeciiniit nf Daniel II inldin, l
ininisiiaior ol Samuel ell, laiu of Wii.te In-er
T., ib-eM.
-0 The aronnt of Daniel Kessb-r. A bnin
isiraior of Michai 1 Kessler, late of IV-iins Tp,
(lee .1.
-I The aei-i.unt id' Ib-ore lireisbaeh. A-!-nitnistraiiir
ol Samuel Fre.leuek, late ot llatt-
I. -y Tp. deeM.
- 'I'l, nrrmint of Philip flr.iss, 1" ut, r
ol John llishnp, laic id the I-oren ;ti 01 .(.-iv
II. rlin. dec"..
The ,-iee,.niit of John Ilatestn.-m run!
Ilenrv Kusti-ntiaader. A-hiiiiiistiarnrs ol II- ni v
Kustetiba'lder. lat- of hue Deer Tp. ih'l .1.
-M Tie- ace unit of II ti. Philip K il.l. Ad
minisiraior of James Smith, AI. D.. late ol the
.,.r.oi-h of .MillbtibnrL.'. ib-c'il.
."i The aeeoimt ol Juhn and Davis Ttanp.
I'ei-iil.irs of John Tranp, late of l'haiiian
Tp..ecM.
-li The serond and final aeroiint of S iiintel
Paivlin",;'i,irilian ol J.-lin I Itn-hter.a inin.T
child ot Pi tt r Uu-hler. file of M. Ini-t'c-'Ve.
il-e'.l. I. A. I'L.NXINCTO.N.
Keister's Oilier. Lew islnirL'. April l'i.
iltAMi .11 Itn IIS M.V -flint.
U'f.- lirfr Siinl Itr-i kheuner. Jno Dm -ham. :
An hv Arcieuahan. Jacob .AFCurlev
l.irtn- m Fil-rl, Smil Wilt !
:.- Il iff.,!r..-r.e.iiianl U ,,!fe. Al-r II lir-wn.
A-''v An hv Itt.i. l,. David (Jiove, John Cri-,
u il. Jae..ii Kevser !
.1 jtimli'ir'x Daitl lleeklev, llenry Boeiu-.-,f.
J. s Hoop. And'.V liilleillis
II.- llujf.il.- Jno Clapbain
l.f iciylutiiZ sainl D'-iirieh, .l.o-ob llr Kiain.
J.is Mian. fs;n.l (it-, ides, l.euis 11 Jones
ilrtjf.jl.if James In. i ri i
t'.-ium Chas 11 M irris
TitAKltsK .ll ltntts. j
fsirMinrz) If nrv llrowu. M illui A Stork.
D.ml .N-vhail. Win looie, Chas D Kline.
Charles A'o.ler. It M Vlns-.rr, St K l.vn l.ill
I. . liuffil, David alson, AA in Khub-.
i .1 1 -I lei itoi inaio-r
I 'm,, ..ir J.o-o!, l.riby, John Roelili if. K '1-1
Chamber
K.7.V J..I111 Mover
;,.' .!;- Alex I". nnv. .In . S-lim-k IT -.
Al.ni nran I. Thos I'ennv, s.mil Z-ller...
Din I Miller
.A-i" i.ir''i-.J Kiei kner, Jii-..i!i .swno-inrr.
ilntl.'l." Win It.iker. James M.iiiieis. I,. , 1 t
is-ravhnrn. Al uiin 1) lb-d. Ib-ish im Cddie,
.h.-ob Ziebarli. Mu-bl Dnnklr. Chas Krv
Whit, iftr Win Nadd K.lw-.l Mar-hall. W
I. Kilter, D li kiiiiliii.i. Jacob l.iltni". Win
W iiltei .. Jo, I li.in. k. J.o-ob l.-iser
II.ni: v f.ii.t- iiii,. Dim. I II.ivcl, Jacob
li'inlr, .l,i,-..(i 11,11., .,..!.1ii, It. I,.
M.ftlin.'mr;;
Orw iL'. C
J
liil. r'. John II AVint.-r. Sauil
.- M.i'b-r
'rrjj
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
I'lii'.iinot;.: liit'inioMi, a-,-"i
ior the Anienrnn s-'jndav sicheol
JriL.
I. n ion, i-an mi
mac waul It.'.
Mt , I. en I fntL
S.iU
s.iei
April
alh
li.al
i;
in .N"i ih riiir.i
1, st:.t;
rj!i:i:i;iii;(; (jadkmy
M'JIi; Srin-j; 'IVriii ol' iliis liisiituiitin
1 comnieneed on Alon, lav, Alan-h :tl. vvirh
; 7- Stinleiiu, and lair prosperts lor tlie inline.
'I he a Ivanla-r., 11 otirrs, are inanv anions
which an- : beamy and healllilulness of b.ea.
' li'-n ; the enterprise, hospitalitf and morality
i of the silrr'inn'IniiT coiiiinuiiiiy : tlie di e.ion
i of the seho'il nilo Vrimnrif and A-ntlnuir llr
', paiiincnt, ; the limrmili and murriiineihod.
id 111si111ei11.il pursin-il ; the vrrv mo leraie
terms for Itnard totilv l..'i0 Co 1 '.' per weekl
Tuition, Ae. j.i itolitsirions Stinlent iviiio
Ibis lii'.i, urn. ui a trial, can tail 10 iwi,.rr or
' le-'l 17 iitrn' Hi F11 r.i Krni; ArimiiT, ArroRl-
liioilaiii.ni arr provided for l.'.O Stndrnis.
i Cncu ar... IVrms .Ac. cheerfully fiirnisheil
on application to
tiliO. I'. AITAKI.AMi. IVincinal.
Krrrlmrtj, Snvdi t C. Apnl 8, s-.',i;
Wakefifld's Hand Corn Planter,
AVhirh afier two se.v
sons' trial has been
loiinil much superior
lo any oilier implem
ent now 111 use for
planting Corn, Broom
Corn, Means, ,-r., is
n.uv oif red M the
Farmimi coininiiiiiiv
by As'-nis autliori d
1; sell the same. This
implement is plain
mi
; ) !
and simple 111 cons.
- '4 1 1 -'.iitrnctiiin. m
.i' lsr,. J "; eet out of
not liable lo
renair. ran
Ittarn easily adiisird lo
V -f-T'-fss. .
II ? -
--tAfifSSiiBjii'lnnl at any (lesired
ileptii.drop any miiiincr of seeds in a hill, and
i costs but Five Dollars. An examination of 11.
1 with lhe abundant Testimonials which can he
1 shown from those who have used thrm, ran
1 not fail tn convince every one lhat it is just
1 lhe thing ner., bv ' V'cvei v Farmer.
I ;i:iini:s, aiausu a .t.i.,(r,
; Agents for I'nion and the adjoinin!; Counties.
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOI.KSAI.K an. K ETA II.
Di ifl ami ( lit mi- til l'n:n.iriiti,i.
Let Pticct
I Mm
I-e-'Vuii-jig, I'a.
James B. Hamlin,
I 1 IJMiM.I at I. t .
li
t tf llilicf on Secmi I S. W'st si.l-, Jnd
-
doors. nili of Market, M-t Istlnn M.
Cni.'-'.ta i;n'"" 1 "
Heal Estate.
Rich Prairie Farms !
MMlMiOVKI) LANDS, ami Tiivhi !
J(l, ,,i lihiiuis. Iiiwa, and aitjiMiiins 1
u
lates fur sale in Kleat vauely, at In' pri
es, nml mi lavorahle leinis. I
I'auiplilel I'alal. ne I'escuptioiis of Fruji-'
rrlv, with
uitai hi-il, li'rwaid' d
i I .........,,
(hir u,,,,,,, ,... ,.,. I.. mi ill lar,!nate
eivl,., v iluahle inl.irin.iii. ii i f any p..rl of
V ir:.t l. applicants ile-inn In locate.
llnvers ot l.tiiiois ( . i.irai 11. K. i.au
is
r;m av;i ,,,v, :i . s of th
kiii.wle.tL-- and
expfTM'Tir? nl .!
lit ri ?. lhe late I. and aqeni
in supply me dilliciiliy of
.el. -i t lolls.
vi lite t 'om l iiV
licjUui'; jiiiliti'iu-
l'jrin"iii;ir :ii timii 1
.11 en-en t- loraiTiiLr ar-
rants, eiamiinni; land
di sei iplioiis, paviuetit
littn:shliie maps and
f laics, and to a ;-"u.
eral It- al lislal-- Ibisi s.
I ll s M. IHT'I V A CO.
Corner of Alichi-.-an v. and S.oiili U .tier t.
in.'s m. m pi t, i inar bl.Ceo.li.U. I- y- i,
l.ivm s. iii.i.i.s. S Clllf I'-".
SherUl's Sale.
BY iriiie ol ;i ril nf Vcml. Y.. is-:
sm d out ol the Ci.uil if Co n Pleas
of Cli aili- I.j roiitiiy, w ill l e eip. .e I m I'ahlie '
Male at lhe house of Jae.-b I leeli.ili. in tile
boloiiL-h of Milllinhui I ii mil ri-unlv. I'a.. on
S.ilui lay, lhe -lilli .lay of Apr.l MM, at 10
o'i lock, A. .M.t the foibittlli"; ilcM-lii'i il plop
ertv. lo wit :
A ceilalll lot of t.-riilnd siluate in the bom
of M;jlliiilnii:; atori'sai-i.eoiilainin one loiiilh
of ail aire niuie or less, with llo- appiiilenan.
ccs, Willi llu-p-oli en eted a tu o-st. rev -i.
In use. M i -athei hoaub' I. and kitchen audi i 2
sl.ibie. ai!jiiiunr' lot ol J.0-..I1 Ames 0:1 lhe
west. John li.id -er on lhe e.ist, and :b Tuiu-
pike on the soiuli.
tll aiiiiib-' '' ' "! "r ' " Water
li.-il m s:11. t.. r- ni'li. a ij'.iiiti.;! li t i t K.
Clianiliers on Ho- i- -t. A in. Voniif i n tde
liorih, J. si'ph If - ii mi lln- ea-t, ;tn I an v
011 the s"Uth. e-'iil uiuiil: onr-tiinilii '1 an acre
more or h s, v. nh no- a; purienai.i '-s.
Sei.-. I ;i!,l t k-li III iWeeillloi! llli ! I" Le i !il
as the piop'Ttv --'. ' Ytniftl.
D AMI. I. 1 1. 1.1 l.l'l.. siiT.'i'.
Mn-nii's fin I.i-w.si,;,,.... v...,, h i-:.ii
T"
Ilinr win) wish I
i;ms.-
iip pt.eu I,
bin e fi t lib- Ian I al a he
ea: v I .-1 iii. i.nr lit t 1 1 1 ; Ol Is e.,:.rt lo II, e
inhCWAY l.ll . .ill'. o.IM.Al.
Tweniv-live aete-.. .-r loor-- in propi-rlbm. are
etveit tor si-lMI. p italile in ll.slah.iel.ls ul 1
P' THi-eii i r-l p-i mi iioi. il is iorat' ! in
Klk c.'tintv. P.-ttri-v l-.;in'.i. ;u ii In- ' r i t if,-
U..I M.1. ...r u. !u ll,e ?S;,,i-. 'I fe
si ul is n t nil i oa iii. a ini is in,: in i r iir:-.i vs, I
lor larinii.--, as x.,inin,,tioii n.il -ii' ii. it
has the I est riemeli!., ol p I , ,s j,rn l v. I -(.' mi
deii.lld bv I lo I li' ll veins ,1 Cn.il, and 1M:!
sil.'lf V i'i- inter.,'. 'lei bv telll I'Vllil' .1,!-. li,e
'fimiier is "t ti e ni-t .iTiiaf-t.- ku, !; Ti
mi- veepln tiabiv co,"l, and nartanfee . -ai
e nr. n. 1 1 pr-s nts a t;o, l and miIj- ai.; ai
opjioiliiiiitv t- I'l'iniio'iiei' biiiniiiL'. pr' Viiti' u
f'-r one's ri,, Mm,, or in ,i,ii, an mvestinrni.
Fnith'-r jiirio'tiiat- can be had lioni lio- pam- ,
pliiet, u liu'h are ei,i to uoiurer.. 1. 1:1.4s
an .-(vered pionipi'i . pp:' 01 a-l '11 -,--' Al l,
W . CATIT.I.U S.ereiaiv. i:i."i W il if.. 1.
Ii"l th sob- bi'iw een t'oiuili and I'tiih sli.ii-.
l':rf,ui j'.ihr. 1'ioi ii, 1 01 ni;n e n 1- rout.. no d
111 the pamphh is :tnii;:si
Wcodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
T1
IIKIIL air ! lots of Wimdhiitl. si-
in.tt- in hie I'. r l'i'.. tn !.:''! I ul
I.ilnf y 'if k, 'til .1 mi t ,t iu'.i iii's, i,.ff.
raniiis fmiM 1 I in arc s each. u-ll iin.r'-
fic-l u-iiii i'aiitiu kuil i-i O.ik, I'liie, i
. pi.
an.f i'U -nut.
I lie K.i r tn rmitiiitic at'-ii U7t .nrre.i-f u 1m !i
I ;it-' c I'-a 1 c.I. ;in i h iv . li IT .1 "'. . z
- L II, n--. a
1" Jl land Kin, 1
Sr.-il.:.-. nnj .1" Y
tr.-"s a 1 1. t - Uinti. Ii ;!!
' jiMtiv 1,1 nil - i ,i h;i 1 1 ii ru rut i ai.; .r.u-i n n.it!
i man. ah "ii 1 ' iiii! Ih-'m ;ir.(inN n
White lcfr l . I iii"-ii '.. 'a.
TV' alo'ir pi "'t i 1 v is itc i ! a: lt . vari
a'e. 1'v tii miI'i r;I" r.
i ;i:i'K.r. mi:ii:i.i..
K-liy Tp., An.'. H. :.'.
A Valley Firm of Limestone Land.
H).Mri;lSIi; UwW t: Arrrs. fr'
V ' M.K. t I'.rr-i i- ci rue . I i;i- !- I
W in ait'iitA iii .iilir- in Ynfr.il IN ith-v! v ;i
: ii i a. w it in ii l in ilr. t fi' a Hi tf a I a ii !
, i"ia1. ac'' -' -ii'i M.nkft. in :m tMniM-iiiiv
h.-aliliv ii hhi lio,... ru iir i M-IN. Sin-- .
'huir!i an i ii-n i Il-.u-c--. ;n:.l m liif nn,..i
i l ;iit inn i!i'.''nt ai.'l t j" Ci p4'jnil;iii.'n.
Th- Inipuvriti'Mt- .in- a t'lr-i-rl.i.. I! WK
HA UN t" I'V !; it-fi.niih a I'.nr Maiisnn A
nilii-r stiiitifilt Onil.iii!.lin. It ha- a i.ii-
jfrwri''' ' ''''' ii'l. an-1 I't-ip-h an ! lar yvk
Tt Ar. miiI'm-icuI I. r urthnai v 111.
Thr F.ii .ii is ali t I., uc. I i xcept aht'ut cn
nrrr (.itn! p'r-ntv ft" V'. ...!!. u.l :i thr- iriniir.ii
ate viriiniv.) nil l l.imMn v 1 1 . and a- thr
'" in r linn!., is snrpa sri ler n.iiniul pri1-(hp-iivf
.jtialiiu-. hv anv in tli- Si, it.
li U oU w hfllv. vr a p'Tti n i f sn t,
Imi ariL's. as iniitht suit a piircla.rr.
t" Anv ra-h man wislutii; Mti h a prnp rr
ran nhiain ftu tli'T i: u i iiintum hv applvnti-
miif . ' 'Itnuiifff itVnt. Kt'wthiir?. !n
FOR SALE.
AA'l'hal latf,-r .in.l ili-Mrahle nrop'-rty on tin
JiijL Corner of M.nk' t an. I W.Urr IreeK.well
ca cu lie, I lor a ii'M,, nr", for imsine:-:., or for
a li i,li:m-e ;tn,l plai-e of l'ii-.,ne..s.
There is a larje Hli'H K Hoiim- eontainini
-I lar-'r rooms on ihrfn'.i iloor.ii he, 1 rooms on
lhe .seeoroi lloor.aiol -.; larr lin'shel rooms on
the ihn l. A Kileln-n ami Wa-hhonse a'lj.nlis.
There arr al-o a paeion C.-ll.ir.lai 'r- I 't inenl
Cistern, a I'mnji. nn-l AVe!l of water, a
bt.ilile. ami all nn-essaiy iitl,nil,l,n?s.
1'or iriins .Ac. nr-piy to tiro. I'. Aliitrr. Ksij
K K. DAVIS.
I.ewishnr?. Sept. ";i is.'iii
Hap of Union and Snyder Counties.
1MRXISIIKI). with Womli'n Kullrrs.
ami on Muslm. rfa ly m hf huii up,
will bo sent hv tliP suhsrnhor. puntaf panl :
Township map, colorvrf, r f 1 M
Ccoh.-ieal -5
Tlir PiviMi-n Hup is .liawii on this Map. aNo
Ttiu-iisiii lines and a it ri't-iMins all th
pnneipal Unail. an t s)mwn rumpar.uiv' ihs
tatn'fs, it sh,,;,) bt mu Lif-.I hv aliuho are U
c mi the l.x-atipti uf tin ;'rir .f JunIh-h.
The C 'ot.'-iral Map h.vs (ho tiata f ll.p
w o CoiniliP.
Tcr thciper ccpic-t yi" th." Map. .Khlrrx
k. WM.KMAU.
IpAishnrc, May W, IS'i.'i.
Estate of Johu High, dicU
MOTICK is hwby sivfnJliat Irtirrs
i i tf A iiTiuiisiutKMi on tlie ll.-iarc ol Jvhs
Hiiiit, la!. nf h,u l,.rr township, l"in.ii
ci.nmv, ihM'f.ivf.l. hnvr hfen raiitl in tip
tinih-rsititM hv iht Itrisipr of I'nion countv
in line form ol iav ; ih.-rfh rc, all persons ui
h't't'.l to yAlti pMaii arc r'oiirvirit t make
.,, .I,,-puyinrni.an'i tnose nariitg anv jnst
clauu-i an; r.-qne-.ie,l in jireent Ibeni le
gally authi-ni.e.iie.l i,.r ett!einent.
m:KV HI;il. A Inunis-ra! .r.
Al'liiie li-.-r, Jan. . i;;
Ti onsl;il.-s-
llt.Mn ' 1 at
C' nf i; -tii, ! .
'.!i? I .s ll
.-.n 1 .
I. t t us Kt-aKun Iwflhrr:
1 ; '
s'l
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
tun Al.t. -IfK
Jt ha Mi- ljt "f th- hiiniri m.f M u .
tv .1 a"1 Itl' MmI.I ivv "i i ,
an- --;. ',' '"' J Wltw.
M UWt .!. Ii" l'i A1 mrd lt"
rni.. . -L'. - ' " '--'"t" I - : ,
w:iV ir-,n..:T i.,-f.l-i..l- h t"i.uu .
HllriP- i I'-"" I Ur-l rHi-J.H-4HI. HlMt, .. 4
fi,.ii.ii..tl l'M. "'" ' U., ,
n thf t-'iiiw ti. th- nrr. ll.w kiJii-. tL- 1 k..
pktu. Jiu-I H-l-- . ...rrin-ie ,
la-ir r Ii li'- .iii.I.ii . lw t-i.--t. .r t k
ul I ' I'" 'W a"' 111 1 ' '
f yj, jisit if! l.urt ( 'ii-'t,'i.t
. at'. li.tlt Hi 1 iHMiiit IMC; La" t 1. . ..
It I...H t fii j.ffiv - -i ii ml :rt ! t" : ti, ,t .y
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liter. -it :i"i n.?-if ii'i.iti.t- tf-11-r.. .
..u ir li t . it ; '' t 1 '; -frrnij
i.' H nil ' Id r T" !"!"
i;,rul IhUtitg, lit J"tru.
! M.nsT f it I'M-1 -l-' i'f a ruin n; .
1 ir t'li-i-fii Ii- " I- 'I" H.Ii'-:o' io n t "i
tti.iL U- H'K Uffiiir lb- Ui'iil" 'I Iff ,r
' l..-.rin.l t '-.K- ;.lji.U lL;it ll.i- Iik I'-.i -
rt-m lv rAi'r iv now n lT i-r-m.ii tJ-i -t fim
J,.r.-"ti. -A-l.l.. ;..r.. i. a.-llii
'. iioi-citfi ur i r l.il t-H r ) n-iiff.
i ; C"tHjf'itt'f.
o r.'jiwl-.v. s 1 i'ti - r flit. i-Ii.-u.-i U- Ul.ci- !.,.
l.tm.,l iHfiKH It - r.?tM- tt - u.
muri-ix 4.1 1. 1..... u-"'J
n. H .1 i. i frt. -t ui--.iiifi- Uxt 'li
1.. ill l.ir.-H : u,r 1'5' C,,,ll"-J-'..
.t.,. litl m. f.un.y -l.ou.a ! uHl.
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A-it.tnt i- . y'T ' ' ; -'
ti. 1 . mpluiiil- r a r .iii-l AifiH- I- ; .-
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.m (:..! 11 I ..in V tun. ft I - i - r.ii. I I .
It n :l I t.t .1 ' I- ln.-i t :nil i'". m r
t ,' li'U.le CI Uli- I !.. 1 1 -. Hi" H i.l
t.f. n: i.l-. 1 ' ' i.'' i r 1 '
At ItniH i .i i ui -ui-.c ft 1 .
pT Hi-re.
i ii.:..f ! r I.- : i Ui. f - ..
ihMjrit.T f-uV v. I f"-io li f
AliLu'S TILLS.
mui.i ISI
Tnri:r !ini Ith pi-tfi a pu'-tir rtf;. . .
rrirrtii ntr-.itni' jell whii h - -i 11 t '
tAiitf ji'nl .'' tlv in its oiMTutiuii. i .
ht-n jT pur. l to nirct that ih-map-t. :r-i :,
nn trial t'f it ".irtui-Ji ha rmp lujv Iv sr. "
what ueiT-i it ni'cm;pi:h trt: pur;- i--
It is i';t v t link a phMc;tI , 'it i ' .
Iiir-.kc t; ? ot .. "L.. -. .
lii-Tinf t'y it.'r.-tiMi-:. hut all tin ;. h -rirrv
ctlii-r. '1 ii;- hit been atti-n r-'-'t
Witl W"i -t ' Pi t-' i tAL A-;,Iljit rr-pfi t':, t
t'lt: pto-iif ilfti-iMn. It ha Ikth iit'i-'T.-tin-
j.itnt.t tniii.-rt" tli Lt alaiu-t ; -..
m lii'-i-ii- is n- 'i-ih--.-?.. ;.vl r : ,: i .
rls. 'Iliis i. y, -.nv i.f t:,-ia :r -'I'.-i -
L'rip;li;r ;i:. it -1 ! ri-vi,.M.i'i ;-i t .r sa-T. -
than i'"" i t- i n! i!.-. tli- ti, ..( tn (, ' , ;
tti'-Tii. lii. .(. m pr-iiifc irr:: -. . -
UTih!i it ;.c f;irn : prcA ii-':.iv
ti nt 'ir !' rjiu ujcj.t in t'ii -!. in ;
I'Vl.vv-. in: it. irtitui :tr-L-t'n.iii l!.- - v.--q':.n;t
;l a ; v.'. it Id tti r W..lI .ti:T I:.- U,' ii..
b t;.k-ii I'lii'-i"! .Iv. M Iti'ilt ti'i . . : - f- :
u- in I. if A. r.il tiiM-a.-- t i v. I
pl;--:i: ' nr. , ,,n ft.r ! - '
pi lint l.i' !. n c. i U-n rl ci:!- en; 'i hv :
Iima mt : a j .v i t 'u:nji..i;;.t. ii: iti
if .)jmii.!:i .-. I i t ;.in, l...-"i-r rnd '
ji'-titc. Li-tit --ii. iriit-onliiv. llilmiu lie- ii
l:;l--.:i- I . .. r. Kcwr ai.'l Ai--M-. I'jin in tt,. -aiul
l.ftp : in truth, all tlitsf arf rnt :' r.
he;'!' net- i I' .1 -i -rfM-it ai lion ill the l;ir. A
V rifiit. t-i v r ri prw;'t mid wirf r- ,r..t
tiA-iM-, iiics. i -..tir. U M-nttry. H'i:". v
lila ,-:.'! S-nr a . . t'nliU vilh s"V :
I Icrj ati'i imp'irity f tfif '.i'-i : i.
ai-1 i - rv a- M li rc & T"iry.it ,ac r'", .rt !
"J 1 1 i-tf )l IV" ;ilf tr"lf'l-f1 s,i:ii i r.
r-.-tul r uc- i: liiii .mi il --:m. -il. 1 'o :.-a . . -.
i-. I' Ij.it :ri.. ..f I'-,.- M,-:iT. 1 .
i;i i.. S;n::i.p Ii. and S i--. '1 v ' .
t..k-ii ::i th riu nf t: - T--;ir. l jr,r.: -
ami f'Tt-'iTf 'he vt' n ' r t4r rh;:!r i
An im ii 'ii.il (h'-t m."i.i;h,is the -i.-Tt,-- .
hiwc! ir t-' l.' .i'i ';v t.i ami r- sT.-.
t.u ..: 1 ..".r. '1 iir tMiri! tlj t Il. :.
St .ni'il i'tt :u tiT r" tS rirfMlnfi rv sa . - - -.ilf
t:if ti iit,'Tli of tho bl. ami r
W uTfil IT lit --.! 'i fniTits f.t tin- AA i -
il' iitf1 an tH't'a;i'iial dost i ii.l:.il
l h- ti ini -.trii'ii- (it t'.tii n-.t nt t .
I)i i ('. irv h isit : sh'-tiM tl"Tir !r r..-- ; :
a- -Atrv i'ir'at,Ac nu'iip-ini re-t':.-. r. -;.
W htMi t.ilv. n to V f-s. '1 tu t'lt u-:;l. ; i ;i -a
phic L- rf-fjtrf'i enririi't ! :ii;mu r '!
th'V bii'ucst lipTii-t Ut- t" th r f i : -ht-iv;
;onl tt in cutitiih-TiTiV K iic. ! t' :
ait-vcr ;i 1 i;r jn'riiM tinn :mv t: '
hitii.rt'i U rn .n.oUMr t-- m.ink:r -i.
llltls ;rf t'lDf klli'AA (1, t!ir pU'iil-' " t !-. '
d'-ni't wh.it l i:i"lv 1 n.j i- v wa :i ;;. Lv' v -LulLmUt-
iu4.iiic.
I'RKPARKI HV
J Wir.rs i hli. l'i...:,. i jr., I . .
Uo'ini-r. t il. .Mass.
11 ue ( i.i- r; r )' x. '.: t .
II I li S (IIi KK llt lOKU
Kit i!n vutf ol r.ip-hv. (! ,,,r
Itroin h.tix, U in tij.uic, t'ouii, Cioi:p. A-:"
;iol I'oii.'M., Hi a.
Ihw rrulT I'ai wnn fi.r it-If 'i v'"
from iti mTi-s tf rxrry T;triMTvof j'iit;'"n if.
tli tt it is rnt.rrlv t;:;tirc'-si;ry to rr.-fi'it t-
Hrrn'cf( f it irti- in :itv on'mii'ii -tA a
h.ts lM-n cuiployni. So widt if ti:- ti'' t :i -f':ln--s.
;tml mi nnnicrou: tho ri-.! !"
th it ithii'ist rvrrv srctii'n tt tVi' c''!Tir; v
in 1'itsoih -ii ly known, wim have Sfi ii
from :.l:irn;i!' fvi-n i!i r tc ;-. .; -
h:T,u'; ''V It- U-'. Will'lt OIHT tli'ft its -vt: u
ocr every -!nr TilfiiciUi 'f its ; !
eiT to r-'-;ii f'lirrv.ition, ard nhr it. a
kiicAAii, t)if (ililit no l-.-.ir'T i'sit.itt wnt
tti CTnj.li.v fir t)'f iIi-T-r--.in aicl ti'irr : v '
tion of tin- pnlrnonary tircni which arc ' r ''
to our t.nn::tr. Atnt ri"t iuly ill fmiitl
tacks ufon the htntri. Hiit f.,r t)t miltitT '
t" I Dins, full.!;, Ii.iM;l.Mi, r. ; jli.:
Hii.nui it ithc Tilc.i.ajtict ai.d suftt mvu.
tint cm he olit.uti' d.
A- it ha iono; tn-rn in cirttaTit nsr thr.:
thi st','tiou, r uoi'd not do nnr' than a'-;-' '
pfiiptf it- (pnlitv is krpt tin to tin host t( :ti--has
hern aitd that th jruttinc arti.li- ts vM t.
IT. .i. . .v ,M l I - t . .OiU, PftM-lH :tl i.
cat l ln o,r, I.. .-n.,iis
r.-r .-.! i v ' . -.K.M.. K lirist jt (.:.;. .
:: J l" t'n-'..w. MiiPn; II l.n.i.Mt i K-.
Mcl.'.'i, Mitllml iir-. Ml.-! lo iill ti,T;,-r. . T '
Administrator's Notice.
IItU1:KBAS. l.cfT.rs of .nm-str.,-
M ttie esiatool i;f jii .i.rNkin.
ot ihr township o' Hum., oe. r. u;.' I i.
lit'casi , ha'. o hMi L'r.i 'c-t r1 . ri, . v
all person nph'bu d to sli: N-sta- a-:- t
rd lo make iniirt-iiat- pa. -n jr . .iv i -i,
ha vim; rial ins aa;p : t'i- m:m-. u ii f i -
tio-in duly aiillR-ntir.t - ! i. i ricn -i.t. a'
pu-s.-ni ifsi,lnc pi lsr ll.itl.:.
mv rtM1on'f in Vt-t T'ltTal Tj
pi 1IKMCV "M
, A itm.usT..:
IV. Jacob IIoiIiu'Imt,
OTMC rilVH I N.h-A i : r :r.
T
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is hratth, h:i rfnn,il t"s "'""fr
lue Ilea
mt: ;rt. lit - M'p'iicr m r-
in ::re;it 11.. n-l . ni -1 n l ut'1' r.
ti-,n:il.
New lieritn. Atjv I I
I.O hS n'l kinj ot f-'' v a -'
ni'.ir l; t . i - i : k aiul I'.r-'-'
pni'.'.. lln.-'. H-.l.iv rl'ii'- 1
ria-v :!li I,, in .'l.'. J.. ;is Ivw av l. A ' ''
:n r.iiti.-1 :' t ,-r.i- -.ii at J.I.. Yi'l'lIK
I) I. A T l'l AA A i; II -Cake an.lfai I r-i-' '-T.i!.'-
I', i ii-. .-. -n ad Uuner K'n'- -
Tea-pi-nn- -.!",- plate,! ,'ti the bc-t C-'rp"''
Miier. SI p.-r All reeiU war hm--! '
piee m,:, u n. AV. k.u.! Er ! 4
the s!i, i;, ; n.-u-'.- it ' 1 A l,'r,
VJOOD F0H
rn V l.i VK. !:: -t
inr