ISBURG
CHRONICLE
JjJJJ
BY 0. X. WORDEN & J. It. CORNELIUS.
ESTABLISHED IX 18J3....W1IOLE XO., 701.
At $1,50 Per Year, always ix Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1858.
Atf I.YDErEXPEXT FAMILY NEWS JOURNAL.
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printinfl anil pinbinjj,
In pooil Stjlc :iii1 on fair Terms,
V.V SIHUT XOTK K.
AT THE "CHROrJICLE" OFFICE,
darket Square, Lewishurg
Union Count v Court . Afliiirs.
I'ni3i )iml) Citui't l'ror Initial Ion
Wiii:i;i:.vs. the n..n. ah m s.wilmin.
l'reident Jufje for Ihe -Joili Juji-i.tl
District of Pennsylvania, composed of iiie
counties of I'm Miillm ami Mnyder, ainl
Jm li r KriiL ami Jo W Si months Km., Asso
ciate .Incites in Union county, have issued their
precept, I. carina date the Sid (lav of Mav,
1S5S, and to me directed, lor the li",lin: of an
Orphans' Court, loiirt of Common I'le us, Oyer
anil Terminer, ainl General Quarter Sessions,
at I.EWsli"l!(i. for the coiimy of UNION",
ON' THE KECONU MONDAY OF KEPT,
(being the l;J-.h day) 1S5S, and to continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby "iven to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace ami Constables in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui
sitions.exaininations and other remembrances
to do those things which of their oiliees and in
their behalf appertain to be done ; and ail Wit
nesses and other persons prosecitiin? in behalf
of the tJominonwealih against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
t-eril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time airreea-; "'' '"'
Me to notice. i "u" 'I".': '
same Chas Penny
same Frank Spykcr
same Win Leiser
same John Locke
same Jos. Meixell
Martin " U-cd,
James Knsscll vs Jacob Dunkle
Christian liarich vs Daniel llei.ner
san.e same
Kessler & Brother vs Ueddes, Marsh & Co
John Kessler vs same
Philip Seehold vs Levi Itooke et al
Isaac Walter Ac vs Jesse Schreyer
Trustees M E ch al Mifilinbsvs J M Kleckner
Kline - Carroll vs Wm Inhort"
I Snyder County nominations.
I Corrwpuodence of the Lewislmrg Chrouicl..!
Niw Uchlik, Aug. 31, 1858
The following Nominations were made by
minor, Ac vs C Dreisbach ! lhe Opposition county convention which met
at Middleburg, yesterday :
Congress John W. Killinger of Lebanon,
Senate Israel Guielius of Seiinsrove.
Assembly Wm FW'aj;enseller,Sclinsrove.
Sheriir Jeremiah Kleckner, Centerville.
Prothonotary Jacob P llogar. Chapman.
Reg. & Rec. Andrew J Peters, Mnldlrburg.
Assoc. Judge N'er Middleswartli. Beaver.
Commissioner (ieorge Buyer, Perry.
Co. Surveyor Wm. Moyer, Freeburg.
Dist. Alto'y Charles Howcr, Selinsgrove.
Coroner Jackson Sampsel, Center Tp.
Auditor Henry Smith, of Beaver.
"A lut.t f o,mu J Mil aud WLitmP
A THOUSAND AND ONE STORIES
OF KAi'T AND KAXrV, WIT AND HlMolt.
KHVUK, h'KAStiX A.D ROMAXCE,
EDITED BI S. . KtllllllttrH, (PKTEtt PARLEY.)
On.- Volume, I.ir'f oct.-iTo, liaudsoiu-Iy hound in red mo
rocco, vtilh silt Mile and bark, cotitaiuing 760 page, and
1! u trattif fy 000 lirautiful Enjratitfju
WvrfS SSil
Resolved, That our return to the j of the masses to defeat some measure
ProtnctiveTariff policy of other times which threatened their personal pis-
the policy of ashington, of Jofler-! sessions ; not the assembling of a -arson,
of Madison, of Jackson, of llar-J ty, at itsj leader's mandate ; nor was
rison.of Taylor, of fillmot e, of Scott, it the voice of a faction, blindly pur-
of Webster and of Clay is the only suing some fantasm, without an end.
rr-:. fl...in p. pure uy 10 ivsiurv jiiusiiui uy iu um .iv waii-suu iniui.ipn ""io"i - '
Umon County Convention. manIiratnring ii tl.erel.y ! most sprinirs of men's Letter nature,
The citizens of Uuion ciuuty opposed to benefit also our agricultural iuter-' called forth the people to the polls,
lathe leading measures of the National i PR)S nn.i tints to five o-nod w.nrea nnd and the full ontffiir-hinir of trencrous
A. iiiin.stration, are invited to hold Dele- M d , works tQ M vlQ CQrn lLuip ; hcarts ve Uie rc,110I1;ie iu toat.s as J umbrella, in order to place the petti
gatc hlect.ons on Saturday, Aur. 28, UsoS, y , t d jab st; anJ vast and .soJo.nn.as the mid- coat utK)n it ; by which means I might
at Ihe Ujuul dace of vutint? id each an- - o J I . . . . ... i.. t . i . .
i L'i::. rw ft Kpni.VKn Tlijit wft liftn tliP iw.nl ft ' niirht stars, ana sent u uiazni'' anu iukc icwurui sui.trjr ui u,
! tnt a T t It rvril ilicniiiif wih itnrl
JJt,U N IIU I'.Uk Uirvlt.tti11, ttll'Ji lltl'l
such an effect, that, ujion the return
of the verdict from the bench of ma
tron?, I issued out an order forthwith
that the criminaIshoiihl be strin-l
of her incumbrances, till she bccamci
little enough to enter my liou-e. I
had before given directions for an
engine of several that could con
tract or open itself like the top of an
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, .i fti t- r . . e i. . ' l'Ai.avk"ini1 on i.rt n(p.i:n Iia LJUrimi'' U LT Hit: SlUIliUU VII I'l. 41
opeucu .p .ne iownsn.p, rron i too v m 1.,'.. V i , I. ,...,.. ,..! i,.u.nUV of I ions. This was all done ac.ordin-
Of
should appear in its proper
as it
dimen-
M.K.
mnd many othrtt; clerical aot-ojotf. MilTiatie4-r-Dtrie-
lltfi, Uitt.-rti cvtniv:iranza.. t;ALlifrtl n.iu tlitt tur
Kind f t'tr tWt ; oiittnt.'Si.f tht tnics if Kn Ouixnttr
of the tttl.lr of Flavian and I.tttoiitnintt;
ni" f Jerusalem OfhTt-n-d. Telfniarhun.
CJiven iimlcr mv hand and seal at ihe 8her- Mr. I'j.nifn.-ioD'aitd ttw ;r.Vn .k.u'iitiiniirii: of the
iflS Oliice in Iewisburs, llie lllth day of j ''ftf 't" lluo.iirard thf lion-killt-r, Cuniming
Ausust. in ihe year of our Lord one thousand j iiT'lV't1 t-r" l;r,u;u'nr .V'," "ff-t.a-ei?;nt
hundred and ItMy-eieht, and ihe eighty- i and inrnnt. Ai-xiijtr l.uu. Hi-.-i,h Kruiiv Koi.in-
firsl year of the Independence of lhe I'niied -Ir- ,;'iJ'inn and i'ttu-h; with iy rttatiotmof
Tin- ilc.-ipn oftbirt book fi to bring whole libraries into
a biiit f.ilmue to furni-h a mental meal tr every daj
and ev. ry hour for evvry tnnte, humor, age, caprice a
1km k f'r tin- tcrare and jfay, tht old andyuti; : we hare
tlnTt-f ire, Si ii-uce aul I'lnlo-sopliy, Ilhynte no 1 Keamn(
Wit and Widm, fact aud Kutirjr wbirh, iut toother
ai thi-y o)inT inlur a trl of inb-lleclnal plum pud
dim, iliHfUlUi-li an the hole ptMrvd atid fpicxd with
Iud. Cfntiiidruni.s and drollcrir to y nothing of a
Kiiruil-h of I lift huildrttl xniTarimrii.
In tliciw- I":' art- jiTen the eimtica of thoucM and the Atlantic by the submarine tele-
px'uiitnrni irt'iu u.-tn. .Sydney nl1tll. ram. Johnson,
The First Messages.
It is a remarkable and pleasant fact
that the first despatch sent across
States of America. tlod save the Common
wealth! DAM EL D. UlLlHX.Sheritr.
ORAXD JLi:ol!S$,rt. T,,m.
A'rui HtUh Saml Haum. Sanil Meriz
Jliirtl'y tiro liroucher, Saml Curl, Wm Ad
ams, K!ia Kaiherman
Buff.ihie D.n id Hi-rhsi. Wm Baker, George
Ciebharl, Ueo Jlear, DanI Ker.gler Jr, Thos
Corneiius
lr ItuffttMmttn II I.uiz, Uy II iSipley,
Zachs I'revtnan
lsiciJmrz v'm T Iiight.nyer
C'nitin Levi Kooke
.'.h Rutfiihtf Jacob Gundy, Win Brown
Kelly John -Null
J.irkvm Davi t OMt
Mlmbiir-r Win Voting
Lewis Jacob ISpigclmoyer, John Ituhl
TRA YKUSi: JURORS.
Vninn Jacob Hummel Jr
Limestone Ki'hert H Itarber. Joseph Sanders,
Jac I.eihy, Saml IVIui'in, Fred llolender
While liter Uaac jStaddcn, JoncjiIi Caldwell,
Jn K ltichart, Julin Moore, Kami Marshall,
Win L I! tti r
Bitffal'ieiiva Hur!i. Michl Dunkle, Harris
Sledinan, Jacob Derr
LmisburgH Gearhart, J hn Walls, Jona
Nesbit, Win Krick. John Miller, Th Hayes
Wm Sjiireer, S I. Beck, Saml (ieddes
Kelly Jac Reiser, Levi J'au lin!;, Ju Bennagc
Isirin Henry Hi'll'inan, Win Hiintinelon
M'tftinlfitr" Jacob Deckard, lieni Haus, Juhn
Reber
Lal lUiJfnUtr. Wm L Harris, Jno Frederick,
Peter Get. Saml Null
Kew lierlin Edward Wilson, John D Bogar,
John M Benfer
Wett Huff doe udrew Forter, Wm Watson,
David Shaffer, George Kleckner
Hartley Daniel II Binzaman, John Church.
Henry Kulil, Isiali Corl
graidi, repeated the song of the angels
as they announced the birth of the
Messiah "Peace on earth, and good
will towards men."
j The first real message was the in
terchange of good will between the
Queen of Great Britain and the Pres
ident of the United States the two
, most civilized, christianized, and in
some respects the most poworful b
! tioiiB of our earth.
And it is still more happy and note
worthy to record the fact that the
first regular news which has been
transmitted from the Old World to
. the Xew contained the gratifying in
! tclligcncc of PEACE being conclud
ed between the empire nation, China,
and the two great maritime Powers
To Teachers and Directors. ! of Western Europe. This news was
I will meet the Teachers of Union county, SPnt on Wednesday ("the 25th) of last
week, but was detained (by the land
route being out of order) from publi
cation until the 27th in New York
and Philadelphia. The important
..,.1 ; Hrnnn, fmm i i. 7 i i i iiiihIimI iiv aiiv sue i err as 'To k nnil earner new power
Kuch Election District to choose two Dele-1 the TarifT of "'42," inasmuch as James eac't advance, until Us nnghty voice
dates to meet in County Convention on : Buchanan was the right hand man of, blends with thenm-ie of eternity.
MonJay, Aug. 30, at the Buffaloe House, ' James K. Polk in the treachery by j A Ionjj series of outrages, a million
!n I.o.Ul.nnr Thii Convention to orpin, i u-hirli tliis n.itinn wn! rnl.Lnil nf Lor of WrOlf'S. the VII.LAIXIES OK FOUR
ize at II. A. 31.. and at I, r. 31., proceed , bcneticent larilt. J tic liuchanan party ! lom; anu ue.-pcruiu je.ns, luiiceiiira-
to make the necessary Nominations, ap
point Conferees, aud transact such other
is pledged, by its Platform and by all
us past acts as a party, against the
ted and culminated in the Lecompton
Constitution, and was capped with
business as usually devolves upon County i Protective, and in favor of the Free ' the skulking servility of the English I r
Conventions
It is to be hoped that the polls will be
Trade, poliey.
Resolved That all the
persistent
opened and closed punctually at the hours
, i . i . i ' i.
appoimeu, anu ia evcryming urn, uo , , , ;,,,, tl, Vi: -P:
. efforts of the Pierce-Buchanan part v
"e r. i. :... : i .1.- i:
conducted properly and satisfactorily, that
the will of tho people may be fairly ex
pressed. David Henni.no,
Chairman of Committee.
.n- aii.l ln-lry, In-ui llitf limfti r-Fciiil. of Uie l.y
j lulc-llu. llrvntit. H.iVKril laj l..r, lir. haiif. Com. tVr
ry, etc. It furni)irs. iilvi, m tuna of information forth.
j i.-riMiig tlti .Vituml liir.,.ry of tin- llil.le, liiihin
I Milj'-t of i-xtixiinlU.. itilt-ritst: trikill): fiti'U in Aslron
I omy, C'lll-nlity. au.l Natural lli.tory ; rvliiark.-toU. Itio,..
! ri liii't., iiitrrri.tjng Traveia, and Woudjiul lluooTrriva
1U Art ali frrlt'lice.
I'kti.k i'.oo.Er, lb nlilor of tlii book, haa a worlj.
wid tvptitntion a an nullior hi writings having l1
Mme t'auiilinr a Iioumi'IioM worl!. wbi-n-vrr Hit Ktili.h
Unicuaiw in FfM.k. i.. Till is HIS LAST WORK, ami
w r'ili-t for it a l"- iilai it v filial, if not nupvrior, ti
that aciuiri-l tiy any of iiis liiruivr uliliatioua.
-Thiwork i:l IkSOLUKXCLI'SIVKLT IIV Sl'tl
S''l;irTMN, at tile low pricr of J ; Airruta antl
iu all :irt oftlif country tn obtain aubiicril for it.
Sprcim.-n copied will ! M-iit by niai', prepaid, on re
ccij't of tbe I'rice. For full particular aJilrrna
lit. COT ii JtrKVl?!, I'ubliFtlcM.
Ill NuiKu St., New Vurk.
for Fxaminaiion, at the following places at
! o'clock in lhe forenoon of each day.
New l: -rlin Sept 0th
111
11
13
14
IS
IS
17
18
-0
21
save time and
i trouble by attending for the purpose of em
ploying their Teachers at the same time. We
f should be pleased to find them all in attend
ance, as well as the citizens iu general.
Private Examinations will not be held.
Teachers are requested to appear for eia-
Wiiiti'-M liool-bou.p for Union ri.trirt
Mt. I'l.-a.cuul a boot hou.c for Ka.t Kulbiloe DiVL "
l wiljurK New Fcbool lioni
New Columbia ?cb ;oI t,on.e for White Deer Dim'L
Itoyer's A bc-d-hoilKe for Kelly lijutri-t
llurTilocX ltoa.l f..r bulTaloc Di-lri.-t "
It-- Hank fi.-bo.il-hou.e fr Wet UutTaloe Dia't. M
MiHIiabur New ichool-boniii
Ilartleton w hool bouw for Hartley i Lewin IiiitM
Switxer Ilun 9rh ml l.ou.-cf.ir Litnentone Ilia'L u
School Directors would
Pursuant tn the above call, the Delegates at
the appointed hour convened at the Butfaloe
House, and organized by appointing Ch A S
CAWLEV, President, and Jat W. Sajios
and Geo. W. Chaxbeis, Secretaries.
On calling for credentials, Ihe full number
of uncontested Delegates appeared,as follows:
Buflaloe James Irwin and John Minium.
East Biirfaloe A bra. Frederick, Fred. Hippie.
w U111I4W Elias. Kaup. David Shalr.
Hartley K V B Lincoln, Shem iSpigeltnyer.
Kelly Wm P Dousal, Wm 8 Clingan.
Lewis Samuel Swengle, John Snyder.
Lewisburg 3i.W. James Blair, Wm. Frick.
do Eli Shfer, A M I.awshe.
Limestone John liinkert, Geo W Chambers.
Mitllinliur? Benjamin liaus, Jas W Sands.
New Berlin John 8 Heimbach, Fred. Smith.
!;nion Jesse M Walter, Charles Cawley.
While Deer Saml Marshall, Aaron Smith.
I'pon the invitation of Mr. Lawshe to meet
f C. .r ,...i,imi.:l ilinn. , 1 n . M.,l on ,
Hail, the Convention adjourned to meet (after ! th? Slave States of Delaware and Flo
lv: and forthwith, npon the elosinrr
of the engine, the petticoat was brought
into court. I then directed the ma
chine to be set upon the tabic, ami
dilated in such a manner as to show
the garment in its utmost circumfer
ence : but my great hall was too nar
row for the experiment ; for before
bill. Every wind which blew, how- it was half unfolded, it described so
ever, only served to fit n the smould- immoderate a circle, that the lower
cring flame, which Hashed np, anon part of it brushed npon my face, as I
and anon, nntil at last it blazed out ! sat in my chair of judicature. I then
in a bright, broad, shining light, on j inquired for the person that belonged
the second da v of August. That was to the petticoat; and, to my great
the triumtih o'fTruth over Falsehood; j surprise, was directed to a very beau
of Bight "over Wrong; of Freedom j tiful young damsel, with so pretty a
over Slavery ; of Sincerity overSvco- face and shape, that I bid her come
With scorn and 1 out 01 me crowa, anu seated ner npoa
: - : n I it 1 1n rfi, I- 4f mw lcf I.inil t i-
of Slavery than fori : , ' ! " " " T 7" vy 1"
; .-.i , i mignt, anu iramnieu me uase spawn CUJ " "
or tue Lnioii, njrht , ' . r,1 , . '., ....otr, i,. i.., t, ;..i.i.;,.e
oi a cormpi congress unuer ineir j wuia iu .i. m.. in. ....mi..
r.t ii...... ri.,rionn';.. il.n r..no of n r.r. ! of the; franuent before u.s?" The trirl
I A I . I 1 II li I I ' IIT IlLilt 1. Ill ItaVIVi J A u I A I 1-1 I
the result of the recent Election in
XkanaUAA. whan antolltaron poj'lc,
by Ten Thousand majority, burst the
shackles which had been so skillfully
forged to fetter them, and hurled defi
ance in the teeth of an insolent Olig
archy and a false Executive. That we
recognize in the mass of the people of
Kansas, worthy Sons of the Sires of
'70.
diatc admission into the Uuion.havinc' '
more voters than the average vote of
mination in the district in which they wish to the Empire
information that the flow of blood
would cease, is not all the Christian
Religion is to be allowed, and thu3
the way opened for the complete re
generation of the hundreds of mill
ions of China. The following is the
despatch :
London, Aiij. 2j via Valcntia,
Ireland. The Emperor Napoleon and
Empress Eugenie will return to Paris
to morrow, from their tour through
be employed.
The places of holding the "Teaeher DrilU"
will be made known at the Examinations.
D. HECKEN DOKX, Co. Sup't.
New Berlin, Aug. 13, 1S5S.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
"jVTOTICE is hereby given to all con-
ll cerncd,that Ihe following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Ketsfr's
Oifice at Lewburo, I'nion county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confir
mation and alluu-aiire at the Orphans' Court,
... i. . f riricm-Di! - ... r
Union, on the third' Friday of SEPTEMBEIS Volume FoUftlTil lltillS Sept.il5S.
next, being the 17th day of said month, viz: j Ki ll NICS, Inventor, Manufacturer ami Fanner..
I The aCCOUIlt of David II Kelly, A 'I in 111- j Th Siiintiflr American han now reached ita Fonr-
lstrator de bonis non, with the will annexed, teenih Year, ami will ent-r upon a n. w toIuui. on the , ,,,., rpnoivoil mnkes no mention of Jacob Hiinimell
llthof Septcmticr. It ia the only
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS
The King of Prussia 13 too sick to
visit Queen Victoria, as was expected.
Her Majesty returns home on Mon
day. iy the terms of the Treaty of Peace
with China, the empire is opened to
the trade of all nations. The Chris
tian religion is allowed.and the Diplo
matic Agents of all nations are ad
mitted. Full indemnity is provided
for England and France, but the dis-
Compromise unto this day to force
the wrong aud the curse of Slavery
upon Kansas, against the repeatedly
expressed and almost unanimou3 will
nf hnr nortnlo nrnrna flint tlm no ft !o
controlled by' men who care more for I l,lia"c-v ,anJ Dc?ci1t
the proDagation
the Constitution
or justice.
liESOI.VED Ihat the Llberty-lovinfT1 v,:,. ..,i i.,;,i ,i, I fuurnl had L'ood sense, and told mo.
citizens of Union county hail with joy j Jcorrunt heart 0r'an Institution which ! with a smile, "That, notwithstanding
seeks to conquer by fraud and wrong. ! it was her own petticoat, she would
There are many troths enunciated, ' be very glad to see an example mado
many lessons tiiight, many morals , of it ; ami that she wore it for no
contained, in this contest. It thun- j other reason, but that she had a mind
ders forth the truth, that no opprcs- j to look as big and burly as other pcr
sion can conquer a Free People, sin- sons of her quality ; that she had
cere in their purpose, and with Kight kt'I,t ollt of as long as she could,
as their cynosure. It inculcates the . auJ util she began to appear little
1 l...:rv .:it rli : in tlip pvi nf nil lier fipiiiiiiintnnpo -
f 1 . 1 . , - , . , . iu. u 11 iuai, iui 111, iivi. luuun . - 1 j
that they have a right to mime- trcacierv and corruption, or success i that if she laid it aside, people would
attend attempts to bribe a people to think she wa3 not made nke other
do a great evil. A corrupt Lcgisla-; women." I always give great allow
ture, an imbecile President, an aris-j ances to the fair sex upon account of
tocratic Oligarchy, may cloud a liv-! the fashion, and therefore was not
ing truth in a shroud of sophistry, but ! displeased with the defeticc of the
thev ran npver Mtinrruish its litr'ht. nr ! pretty criminal. I then ordered tlio
blot out the flaminn- svllablea which vest which stood Ijeforeus to be drawn
are written on the heart of man like
the handwriting on Deishazzers wall.
For frorv nntroo.A I'nimiiitt.M? f.-ir
RESOLVED, That while we rejoice M-erv urnno- ilnnn nrrninst the cniiio
in this escape of Kansas, we express ! 0f FrecdonCa thousand defenders of
our regret that the Missouri Uorder the right will sprintr into birth, and
Ruffians who stulled the ballot boxes i rallv around the oriflamcs nnd shout
,,r L' r . 1 11 . eprt:.A 1 ' : 1 ! . . . , 1. r. . 1 : !.
nominated, uuauimously, with 1 1 "au, V'11U1J' a'" "ck.ujmkj, tneir battle Cry Until It rolls away roiuiiu;, 111 11.1 luitu uu. uiuikc
vaiuiu, mm ju ucv tutiini, tasi uar, jKo ttiunucr ltllOU''ll a tuousantt ( puia ui ci. t am 9. 1 inicreu
dinner) al that place, for Nominations.
1, P.M., convened in Independent Hall, and
rida. Aud that we pledge ourselves
from this time henceforth to aid in
giving Freedom to Kansas as an equal
after calling the roll proceeded to nominate State, with just as much land as if she
ihe various candidates, as follows : j had accepted the English bribe or
For Congress (no person being proposed) been coerced by the Buchanan threat
iiacerc vv .namnaec v rr unnr anil r. 1 '
Slifer were appointed Conferees.
For Slate Senator, JOHNSON WALLS of
Lewisburg was unanimously nominated,with
power to appoint his own Conferees.
For Assembly, THOMAS HAVES of Lew
isburg was
power to appoint Conferees.
of "Pro-Slavery or No-Admission."
12
7
7
of John Baker, lale of IJulfaloe Tn, decM.
2 The account of David II Kelly, Admin
istrator of Catharine Hater, lale of Gull'aloe
Tp, dee'd.
3 The account of Jesse M W aller and
David liross, Vdminislrators of Satautl Walter,
late of Union Tp, dee'd.
4 The account of Daniel Sinnoker, Guar
dian of Anna Kenagey, dee'd.
5 The account oi John M HenTer, Admin
istrator of Samutl H'-nfer, late of the borough
of Xew Berlin, dee'd.
.i:oi:;i: merrill, Register.
Register's OHice, Lewisburg, Aug. 17, 1S58
Issue List for A us. adj. Court & Sep. T.
Adam Schreck et al vs John Koland
Israel Knetlel vs .lames Mauck
David Herbst vs Daniel Rengler
David Baerlges vs Alfred Kneass
Peter Hummel and Wife vs Daniel Rengler
T Church & Co vs Solomon Mayer
M Ueyer's Adm'rs for Jn Ranck ts AC High
Harriet Jenkins vs Merrit Chappel et al
Deck & Keber vs John Zimmerman
same vs David Zimmerman
Charles Hartzel vs State Mut Fire &c Comp
David Fisher vs Jonathan Liiellenderter
Hunsecker for Church vs Jos D Forrey
Thus Church vs same
Chas II Shriner vs Wm Rule
Ham'l S Uarton vs Joseph Meixell
John Mover vs Fred'k Worman
Chas Cawley vs John Vouniyjug' '
?.e.fteeJ1rSairoS"& Co vs" Jacob Meckley
John Roland vs State Mutual Ins Co
T Graham Hutchison et al vs Jac Bridge et al
John Locke vs Robert Hilands
Jos F Cuinmings vs Chas R Cronraih
Comrs l.'n Co for M'Curley vs Sypher's AJms
Philip I'onttus vs James Irwin et al
Keigel & Bro vs Kanck & Roland wilh not
Hrodhead & Itubens vs Itanck & Roland
Weiler & Ellis v Jlin Leiser and Wife
John llJlanJ vs Martin D Reed
George Hertz v s I'eter Feizer
F W Berkenstock vs Wm Price et al
Philip Seebold et al vs David Spuler rt al
ame Reuben Oldi et al
P O Campbell et al vs Teed At Marr
Howard Malcom vs James P Ross
Ludwig & Ranck vs Isaac Hand's Ex's ear
1, 1 1,. ! I.
'aviu rveninser vs m 11 .iarr
'has II Slimier vs Wm Rule
L F Albricht vs Adam Schreck sorv H High
M B.chards Meiclrie 4c vs Reuben G Orwig
tame same
Fredk Klopfcr vs Wm Layhow
?"ah Bowersox vs Geo Gebhart
Francis Krick vs Alexander Ammons
niel Itanjler vs John Lapp
iit'fivv1 F"rs,er vs Alex Cummings
Brr.V 't shrirk tvs Ci""cu&F"ey
1 eVi V 5h uk'rkvi Btni w Thompson
LPa'm ''eIRr,ch M"""ilS "A Guielius
Fa mer m Jorscc of J F Linn r 1 -i ,r
T A II Thornton
O R Vorse
SJu Kmcr
the kind, now it-evil in thi.. country, anil it baa a very
exttnire circulation in all the SUtca of the Union. It
if not, a dome niiitlit caip from ita title, a dry ab
Ftruc, at rk on technical ari nc; on thecontrary, It 90
d. aN with the pri'At eTenta irotn; on in the ncientific,
Diiciiioiirnl anil iD.lu.trial worldn, so aa to pleaaeand in
utrui't Tery one. If the Mcchauicor Artisan wifhea to
Kuow the l machine In nae, or bow to make any anb
ftunt employed in his buflncM if the Housewife widh-
to jretm ri"cii fo? making a good color, c. if the in
Tt-nlor wiht' to know what ia (roin on in the way of
imiiroremrnta if the Manufacturer wishea to keep post
ed with the times, and to employ the best facilities in
bis business if tbe man of leisure and study wishes to
ki-ep himself familiar with tbe progress made in tha
chemical labaratory,or in tbe eonstrucUon of telegraphs,
steamships, railroads, reapers, mowers, and a thousand
other macbines and appliances, both of peace and war
all these desiderata can be found in the Scientific Ame ri
can. and not eltrvrltrre. They are here presented in a re
liable and interesting form, alapted to the comprehen
sion of minds unlearned in the higher branches of aei
any indemnity to the United States,
St. Petersburg, Aug. 21. The an
nouncement of the treaty of pence
with China has given great satisfac
tion to the Emperor and Court.
Alexandria, Aur.;ji. lhcsteamer
Madras arrived at Suez on the 7 th
inst.,with Bombay dates to 19th July.
.uvent- I
same
same
inn.
What this Telegraph would have done.
It is impossible to conjecture what
an amount of good to say nothing of
tho evil this electric cable might
have done in years and ages gono by,
We give two examples only.
According to the N. Y. Tribune
and Hon. Robert C. Winthrop of
Boston, tho Last War with Great
Britain would not have been declar
ed, had our nation received the infor
mation respecting the British Orders
in-Council, which had been repealed
u.r., the vrar was begun for a
ew in 'regard to the no.elty of their I knowledge of til IS, WOuld haVC SatlS-
I linn A itmrino I Imf ix-fir itaiiaad An
. . 00. 1 iv.u. hum 1, u . vaugu au
immense amount of bloodshed and
woe made Gen. Harrison, President,
and exalted many men of less merit
to stations of honor and profit.
Again had wc the Ocean Tele
graph, even if hostilities had been
prosecuted, during that contest, it
would have prevented the bloody bat
tle at Xew Oilcans, which made Gen.
Jackson, President, and gave many
other men all the capital they had for
advancement. Pcaco was concluded
upon two weeks before that battle.
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vance.
Specimen copies sent gratuitously for Inspection.
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Messrs. Mux & Co. are extensively eneaged in procu
ring patents for new inventus
improvement
THE CHRONICLE.
MOMMY, ALU. 30,
sumnER wight---a1piv1tubeT
ST LUCT UJWOO0.
Sweet N'ature sleepa. Tbe moon's pale beams
rail softly 'round her couch of rest,
Ami play amid the perfumed learea
And dowers that play upon ber breast.
While tbe lat rays of suoshiue gleam
Away below the lading West.
In innocence and beauty fair
As the dear life that first she gave,
Sweetly she rests; and on tbe air
Ucr graceful tresses lightly wave;
Aud guardiug spirits, hovering near,
iter blubbing brow with dew-drops lave.
The stars come smiling IbrUi to gaxe
L'pon tbe fair one where she lies,
And groups of little twinkling raj a
Are gathered in the tar oi skies,
Sporting and dancing in tbe bale
Like lufaut fawns with sparkling eyes.
Like richest baskets filled with gems,
Gleams the broad ocean, clear and bright
Encircling shrines and diadems
ILe benjing skies around unite :
And 'bove, below, a heaven seems
Ki joking in the outer light.
Abroad, through all the shadowy space,
Unnumbered beauties greet the sight ;
There's love iu every beaming lace,
There's worcbip in the mellow light ;
Biistful rrrofc ! What pen caa trace
The jrlcries of a summer night 1
For Sheriff, nominations were
candidates voted for, as follows :
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II IS 13
Enos Stahl 22222222
John Kessler 22222222 2 2 2
Jacob Deckard 22222222 2 I 1
James Wilson 888R8888 8 10 9 10 11
Arch. Thomas 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1
Jn Cross;; rove 88SN8888
Charles Stees 22322222
Oil motion, JOHN' CROSSGROVE of Lime
stone township was declared the nominee by
a unanimous vole.
Proceeded to nominate and vote for a can
didate for County Commissioner, aa follows:
1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th
Michael Neyhart 2 2
James Pross 9 1 1
tieorge Sehoch 6 4
Adam J Wenlensaul 4 6
3
Samuel Boon 2 3 3
i JAMKS PROSSof Kelly township was then
declared duly nominated.
For County Surveyor, ROBF.RT CAXDOR
Esq. of White Deer township was duly nom
inated, by the following vote 1
Robert Candor 13
Hugh Heimbach 10
For County Auditor, JOHN REBER of Mif
flinburg was nominated (ou the second vote)
as follows :
John Reber II 15
Joseph D. Forrey 9 7
John .Noll 6 4
For Coroner, WILLIAM LAIRD HARRIS
of East BufTaloe township was duly nominated
by the following vote :
George tiutelius 7
Wm. L. Harris 19
On motion, JAMES WILSON, of Hartley,
was unanimously nominaleda Representative
Delegate to the State Convention, next year
and G. W. CHAMBERS, of Limestone Tp, as
Senatorial Delegate.
Messrs. Slifer, Irwin, and Lincoln, a Com
mine. njuiuuons, reported a series, which
were read and unanimously adopted.
Voted that lhe President appoint a County
Committee for the ensuing year.
On motion, the Convention then adjourned
sine die.
made and ' vcre numerous enough at their own
; up by a pully to the top of my great
, hall, and afterwards to be spread 0cii
' by the engine it was placed upon,
in such a manner, that it formed a
j very splendid and ample canopy over
our heads,and covered the whole court
: of judicature with a kind of silken
the
upon
lires-iefl. mo iiotu cause viiiii treat Baiiyiau-
homcs, to defeat Francis P. Blair and j The lonsr stormy ni 'ht is over ; tion, as 1 sat under the shadow of it.
the other tree Soil candidates for the morning breaks brisrht and clori-! The counsel for the Petticoat were
Congress in that State, "i et we trust ! omdv. The sun of Freedom has risen, uow called in, and ordered to produce
that light is breaking in Missouri, and j jn a blaze of splendor, to set no more. 1 what they had to say against the pop
that iu m0 she may be found in the , It illuminates Kansas : it doiim out a ' nlar cry which was raised nzainst it.
stream of light over the Indian Terri-: They answered the objections with
torry ; it blazes with corruscating great strength and solidity of artrn
brightuess iu Missouri ; it shines like ment, and expatiated in very tlorid
a beacon fire in distant Arizonia ; it harangues, which they did not fail to
spreads lar over lexas : ami throws set oil and furbelow (if 1 may be al-
victorious party pledged to Free La
linr
0 II 11 12 I t I v. rni ,
2222 1 i Kesolved, That we cudorse the
I . e 1 -ar t ,
1 nominations 01 Jonn m. Jteau lor
Judge of the Supreme Court, and Wm.
A. 1 razer lor Canal Commissioner, j its lambent light into New Mexico lowed the metaphor) with many peri
(trustiiig that the last named office and Utah. In these countries, the ' odical sentences and turns of oratory,
will be abolished by the next Legis- result of last -Monday's work will be : The chief arguments for their client
laiurc ;) anu mat we can upon all : seen, and heard, and felt. A frontier were taken, first, from the great ben-
tortrcss is gained ; a highway lor the cut that might ar:sc to our woolen
citizens who are opposed to the Na
tional Administration, to vote for
these gentlemen, as an expression of
the disapprobation of Pennsylvania
against Free Trade and Slavery Ex
tension. Resolved, That the votes of Hon.
Simon Cameron, our Senator in Con
gress, and of lion. John C. Kunkel,
our Representative, asrainst those
manufactory from this invention, which
was calculated as follows : the com
mon petticoat has not above four
yards in the circumference ; whereas
this over our heads, had more in tho
Only one Democratic paper iu the
North the SunburyGazctte regrets
the defeat of Frank Blair in St. Louis.
All the others simultaneously shout
for the victory of Slave Labor over
Free Labor. This proves thera all at
heart in favor of the perpetuity and
extension of the system of unrequited
toil.
Tho Old and Xew School Presby
terian churches at Athens in Bradford
county, unable to yield and yet wish
ing to unite, have joined the Dutch
Reformed SvnuJ as one congregation. !
Rffiol uf ions Adopted.
Resolved, That the present condi
tion ot our country demands an en'
tire change of domestic policy. The
National Treasury, which, on the in
coming of the present administration,
was full to overflowing, is now empty,
or only filled as money is borrowed.
Our Expenses as a Government have
been, by extravagance, run np to
Eighty Millions of Dollars per year.
We arc receiving Irom Europe, annu
ally, many more millions of dollars in
goods than we return in produce, and
the balance of trade against us we
have to pay in cash an annual drain
upon us, which even the gold of Cali
fornia can no longer satisfy. As the
greatest cause of this unnatural and
ruinous policy, we point to the Free
Trade Tariff Bill formed by fraud in
1816, which has but recently shown
its legitimate effects in the ruin of
thousands of our manufacturers, and
taking from other thousands of labo
rers the bread they daily earned in the
many workshops and mines, either
closed or workiDg but feebly.
march of Freedom cstabll.-hed. The
surrounding Territories nnd States
will soon be overrun by Freemen of
the North, who will pour over Kan
sas with irresitible power. Freedom
conquered Slavery in every Territory semi-diameter : so that by allowing it
in inu couutry, v. ueu sue gauieu ner iwemy-ioiir varus in me circnmier
victory on tlie virgin soil of Kansas, ence, the five millions of woolen petti
It was a Waterloo struggle, fouvrlit in coats, which, according to Sir Will-
icading measures ot tho so-called De- a single territory lor the mastery of lam Petty (supposing what ought to
mocracy, meet our hearty approval, I a Continent, and Slavery has met with be supposed in a well-governed state,
and accord with the policy of our a Waterloo defeat. Its course from that ail petticoats are made of that
State in past days. this time forth is backwards, until stuff) would amount to thirty millions
Resolved, That the nominations every Territory shall be consecrated of those of the ancient mode. Apro
this day made, conceding the offices I l'ie necessities of Free Labor, and , digious improvement of the woolen
to the different portions of the eountv ' Slavery only known by the remem-' trade! and that could not fail to sink
we submit to the favor of the people, i France of its frauds, its outrages, and , the power of France in a few years.
believing tha gentlemen selected to
be capable and worthy men, ot the
"right stripe" throughout, and that
we pledge to them our hearty support.
County Committee.
o,,The Chairman of the Convention
appointed tbe following as a committee for
lhe ensuing year :
O. N. Wc-rden, Lewisburg N.W.
Geo. F. Miller, do S. W.
Archibald Thomas, Union.
A Irani Frederick, East Buffaloo.
Michael Kleckner, New Berlin.
II. K. Sauders, Limestone.
Shem Spigelmyer, Hartley.
Samuel Swengle, Lewis.
Jos. D. Forrey, Mifflinbura.
Conrad Sbeckler, West Buffaloe.
James Irwin, Buffaloe.
Win. 1. Dougal, Kelly.
James Marshall, Wbite Deer.
An Eloquent Utterance !
The Kansas Habalb or Fiiihh has the
following jubilant article respecting the late
Election in that Territory :
tllE MCTOBT BEES TUROfftH THE
Smoke of the Battle. It is a proud
ana gionousspcctaclc to witness great.
living, vital principles, so inspire a
whole people, that, when self-interest
and personal gam are considerations,
they move in ono grand, stern pha
lanx, and trample them under foot,
that those principles. lonr rherislioil
and nobly defended, may gain a fresh
impetus, and awaken to a more vigor
ous and healthy vitality. Such a spec
tacle was exhibited in Kansas, on
Monday last. It was not tbe gather
ing together of the people aroused by ,
political demagogues, engaged in a
wild hunt after office ; not tbe stirring
its wrongs. l'o introduce the second argument.
w , , . thev beirged leave to read a petition
Joseph Addison onjk Hoop Question. ! of 'tIie V.pc.makcrs, wherein it was
FOE TBI LEWlAULUA ffllt'lSlrlR. ; represented that the demands for
Mmii, EniToasi In refreshing myself, as cords, and price of them, were much
I often do, with a dip into old authors, I yes- risen since this fashion came tip. At
tenlay lighted on a volume of Addison's this, all the Company who were pre-
Works. which I send yon herewith. The sent. lifted up their CVCS into the vault;
piece that particularly amused me. was the and I must confess, we did discover
lifith Xo.of-7'Ae Tattler," in which he "does" many traces of cordaze which were
the hoops. Your readers may not all know interwoven in tho stiffeninir of the
and fifly years ao. hoops drapery.
that, a hundred
were in full fashion. They passed away.and
ladies were so sby of a wrinkle or pleat iu
their dress, that Ihe blessed institution of their
molhers, pockets, could find no place upon
them ; and Ihey were carried in the hand. As
the fashion is now prevalent aain,many will
be pleased to read the verdict of one of Ihe
greatest of writers.
Yours, A c. II. M.
V an minima e ipa paella mi.
Ovin.
Sheer Laxe, Jan. 4, 1810
A third argument was founded npon
a petition of the Greenland trade,
which likewise represented the great
consumption of whalebone which
would be occasioned by the present
fashion, aud the benefit which would
thereby accrue to that branch of tho
British trade.
To conclude, they gently touched
npon the weight and iinwieldinesn of
the garment, which, thev insinuated,
Ti,r ...t , iiii'-iu nu ot 'Teal use IU preserve inu
J,:?CTf bc'n l,rel,ar f"; , honor of families.
cceding on the cause of the Petticoat,
i gae orders to bring in a criminal
who was taken up, as she wcut out of
the puppet-show, about three nights
ago, aud was now standing iu the
These arguments would have wro't
very much upon me (as I then told
the company in a long and elaborate
discourse) had 1 not considered tho
irvno I iml n .LIT t .,..., I r. .. I . . 1 .
, . , ..II". IIUUI I lllllil I V.VI1. HIVH
street with a great concourse ol peo- Mich fashions would brin gim on fathers
pic about her. Word was brought alul husbands ; and therefore by no
me, .that she had endeavored twice or, nicaiu to be thou-ht of until some
tliriec to come in. but could not do it r. r...i i
,. ' . . jiiia auer a iiciiif, i niruivr 111 i;ni(
by reason of horirctticoat wl.i. h was ,llutit wo(1(, .c a prjuii;ce to the
too large for the entrance of my house, i.ulics thcaisel ves, who could never
though I nad ordered both the foldinir-! vm,,. t.. i,..v m,,n.. ;., ih anr.
thrown open for its re-: i-',., ,r f,lf.v nt s much on iho
ception. Upon this I desired the
- " . af . I "Villi Via, V WIIIO MU'UU, lilt- iva
of matrons who stood at my right-, 0t.iptatioi. it might give to virgins,
hand to inform themselves of her con- of- acti,r j jecurity like married wo
dition, and know whether there were n.p,,. aild i.T that means trivc a check
any private reasons why she might lo mutriiuoiiy, an institution always
not make her appearance separate ' r.,,r-..l i,v wis urM-if-tios.
from her Petticoat. ThH -.vac min i-'-