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$I64,226

Excess $l64,226
This balance Of LAG. 6.226 Is. being an
excess in .he Treasury unaPproprialed,
can be applied uuder the 35ih section Of
the Act approved on the l0h Of April.
1890 the completion Of the Nor,hBranch
canal.
Respectfully submitted, G.J.BALL,
State Treasurer.
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The Democratic State Committee meet
at Philadelphia, 9Th inst.
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Balance

Balance 1905, IS
DR..
TO estimate amount OF receipts at
State Treasury from the l4'h
Of August, ls49. to the lst Of
February 1850, viz:
From the public works e729, ,000
From outstanding taxes 100000
From tavern licenses 2O.5O0
From tax on dividends
and bank stocks SIS, ,326
From money collected and
accounts nov due IN
hands of unfsithful and
inefficient agents 81 1000
From uII other sources 5O4 ,676
--SI ,7O4, 500
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HENaY N. FULLER, ESQ, promises to
attend the Wing meeting at New Berlin.
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Wing County Meeting. N. Berlin. Ser,.l G
Democratic do do Sept. 10
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4ND CHRONICLE.
LesriSbolrD, Pa.
Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. S.

No Foreign News Of importance.
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e2,OO9,665

VZ,VUV,ooc
CR.
b. receipts in the sinking
fund. being the amount
of State debt paid of
this yesr $20As4S6
BY payments TO be made
al The State Treasury
from the l4th Of Au-
gust. ls49, to the lsi
Of February, 1850, at
rs per appropriation
bill. $4,000
By interest on State debt
TO be paid February
Isl, 1880 043,OO0
-Sl, ,s45, ABS
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FOR SALE-a farnI,

CITUATED in Kelly township, Union
~ county, Pa, Al miles from Lewlsbury,
(lhs seat Of the new University Tho farm
contains
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235 acres,

NAS1 &OS
of which l6O acres are cleared,
and in good state Of cultivation. 4 large
proportion is Limestone land. As respects
water and meadow. the iarm has rare ad-
vaniages, there being on it several never
failing springs. and stream running ihro'
its center affording facilities by which stock
can be waiered in every field. 10 good
seasons, 40 to so tons can be Gu, from the
AnxA meadow land. The House and
|::::G Barn are frame, the .
ls!ls latter nearly new. and $50
well finished: There is y
also q Tenant House, and oil the
out buildings appertaining 10 a farm-aIso
an Orchard with a variety of good Fruit.
The above Farm is offered in whole or
in part to suit purchasers, and portion of
the purchase money may remain secu rcd
ny the premises.
WM. H. sIL>BY.
ROBERT HAYES. "Ase1''''
Of the estate Of URIAH SILsBY, decd.
Kelly. Union Co., Sept. 2. Is49
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Foreign News.

The America at Halifax brings ne vs.
from Europe one week later.
Ia England. there is a decline 10 the
-four and corn markets. The Cansdian
Annexation question is calmly discussed.
The French Cabinet have bv necessity
resigned. and King Napoleon has formed
another more subservient 10 his views.
Austrian butcheres continue. The Car
demands the expulsion Of all the Magyar
refugees from the Turkish territory. Kos.
snth and followers remain at Widdiu, 800
have embraced The Turkish faith.
Rome continues hostile 10 the Pope-as-
Of French soldiers continue.
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Notice

rs hereby given TO James Harris. Martha
i Harris, Laird Howard, DAVIS Howard,
Thomas Howard, Harr,e,l, in'erma rried
with DR.. Thomas Vanva zah, Ann, inter.
married with William Wilson, Jane, inter-
married with Joseph Green. heirs and
legal representatives Of WILLIAM l.. HAR-
R.s. late Of Union county. Pennsylvania.
deceased, that in pursuance of a writ Of
partition and valuation issued ont oi the
Orphans Count Of Mercer county. tha, an
Inquest will be held an Dnna,,on Lot No.
726, Of 200 acn's. ii the 9Th District of
donation Land in Mercer county. on the
l2'h day Of December next. at which time
you may attend II y"n s"e proper.
81 JAMES MKEAN, Sheriff.
sherIif's Office. , "a,
Mercer, "a, Nov. I2, ls49
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across-s.raieht as an arrow then you
can find the road easy enough when YOU
&c, to The Shore"
This advice alarmed Fergus little. He
had not reflected that the falling snow
would preven, his seeing across the pond
and the idea of veniuring out OF sight OF
land, in such weather, was a little appaI,
Ing.
Sill the though, was no: altogether
painful. There IS a certain dignity in dan
ger v hich no one is more sensible OF than
a spirited boy and Fergus sailed forti
the second time with less joyous lee GER
iai"ly, upon his coun,enancc, but with Il
look of calm and elevated satisfaction.
George liked the change.
"WeIl good bye, Ferqus," said George
a, lsngih. Re sure and 60 on moderate
ly. You will ride back, you know, v,h
the doctor and then this evening, ,afIer you
come back, We will paint your sled"
He thought he said this 10 encourage aud
cheer Fergus, hut the truth was he coa'd
not help fceiins some anxiety himself, aod
TO look forward even in Imagination, to the
time when i. would he over, give his own
heart reliei, Mary wen, 10 The duorwithFer.
gus,ixed his cap and coa; for the last time.
and pui three or four Du. cakes, !clded u
in brown Paper, into his pocket. She then
kissed his fair cheek, with feeling that il
was very probably for the last time. anc
opened the door 10 let him 90. A rude BIAS
Of wind and snow rushed in upon her Sc
iuriously. that she closed the door again
and went to The window.
[Conciudsd nerf reek.I
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TIE result Of The election in New York
has been a singular one. Ia all the State
offices there is an equal division between
lhe two parties. The following are elected:
Whigs-ControIIer. Washington Hun, ;
Secretary Of State. Christopher Morgan :
Treasurer. Alvah Hunt; State Engineer,
Hezekiah G. Seymour-toial,4 4. Demo.
crArs--Judgc Cour, Of Appeals. Freeborn
GJe~e't; Attorney General. Levi S Cha,
field; Canal Commissioner F. frederick Fol.
let; State Prison Inspector, Darius Clark
-te'al. f. Judges Of The Supreme Court
-Whigs-Wm. Mitchell, Daniel Cadv
Thomas A Johnson, James G. .floy,: Dem.
ocrAis-John W Brown, Henry Ilopeboom
: .ederick W. Huhbard, Wm.H ShankIand.
The Lrgisla,mre also Is s4id to stand 80
Dtmccrais to 30 WAigs:-the Democrats
having q majority 10 tho House, and the
Wings in the Senate.
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rAbou, 500 proposals we're put IN at
the Canal Letting al Tunkhannock. They
were oil forwarded 10 Harrisburg. for the
Canal Board to make tho allotment.
Horrible Steamboat Disaster

Nkw ORLEANs, Nov. l6.
The magnificent. hrst-clsss bost l'oui''sna, was
putting ou, from the le~es ~ evening bound to
ST. Louis. Just rs the steamers Storm and Boston
we've coming in from above. The boats were side
by side, the decks Of ell three crowded With pas
.enrers-when . tremcnJous explosion occurred
On board the Lori-ians-boih boilers having
hurs,ed, shivering he boat Eierallv 70 atoms
tearing the other two boats. and carving scores
OF human beings 10 their last account without Q
moments warning! Simultaneous with the ter
ribIs explcsiDn came a wild shrek, which sent
a thrill oi horror 10 the s.outsst hearts. As the
.moke and steam cleared away, scene was pre-
sented 10 the eye. OF t hich can scarcely form
conception. The shattered boats, the shrieks Of
the wcunded. the struggles Of the drowning, and
the groans Of the dying, appalled,, and for mom-
| ent paraly 7ed. all ho witnessed it. HUNAS
ARMS, LEGS AND HEADS were scattered about 10
every direction, and he levse uas strewn with
the dead and dying. In short. time. Thousands
Of persons had collected 10 aid the sufferers.
The Louisiana sunk soon after the explosion
| II is unknown what led to the disaster, IS ths
engineer ard f;remen are missing-pro'ably dead
Nov. l9.-Csp,. KESSoS, Of the Louisiana. II
arrested and held to bail in $4,000. The explosion
being attributed to csreessness, an investigation
searching will shortly take place. The number
of killed i. ia believed will reach TWO HUND'
RED, te.ides many ddeadfuly wounded. Th'
a,gs Of The shipping are all st half mast.
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DEEp,

| In Lewisburs, Saturday las: l.ih inst.
Miss EI'zsBrTH A. daughter OF Geors'
Pifer. in her 2lst wear
In Princeton, N. j., I3;h inst, jon,
years. He was the son of Themes Canio. o
! Mercer Co H., and was born in tnicn Co Pc.
the forme. residence Of his family. On he side
| Of both parents he descended iron, the Scot
tish Psesby,erians in ireland.
Mr.. Csndor was eJucated at the College OF
New Jersey in which he took his degrees With
| high distinction. For more than tive years be
| has been a member of the Tbeoiogca' Seminary,
ard few months ago he licensed 10 preach
| BY the Pfeshy:crv OF Northumberland. In every
one of these relations our departed broIher wa.
irreproachabe. He was ackBowi edged by all his
| teachers and friends to possess uncommon talents
and solid acquist ions and the trial of his gifts
gave promise of much usefulness. For about six
weeks he graduslly sunk under an attack Of ty.
Phoid fever. Seldom has death bed been more
divested ot ITS terrors, more besutified By the
shining OF grace, Il would not be possible for
any one 20 be more as-iluously or tenderly nursed
and comforted on dying bed, than was our bro
ther BY his young compsnons-and when he as
taken, they alter suitable religious exercises, ac-
companisd his remains 10 the place Of departure !;
delegate from each Class going as far as Dam
vile, Pa, where the burial took place last FIi>
day.-Abridged from The Presby ,erian.]
10 Belefonie. l0h inst, Hon. CHARLES
HCsroN. in The S0ih year of his age.
Judge Huston was born in Bucks county. and
tho but lad in The Revolution many OF its Incl
dents were indelihly impressed upon his memory.
He entered Dickinson College while under the
Presidency of Dr.. Nesbit the Scotch divine and
after graduating took charge Of its crammar
school. at the s,me time studying law with rh,s
Duncan.with whom he was afterwards associated
on the Bench Of The Supreme Court Of Pa. Gen.
Washington marched thro' Carlisle Oh his wsy
to quell the Whiskey Inturreciion, further west.
Young Huston joined the expedition and was
Offered Captsincy in the Regular Army but
having been admitted TO the bar in 1875, he re-
moved to the then new county Of Iycoming-
married in Williamsporl-ani in 1907 removed
TO Bellefonte. In 1878 Gov. Findlay appointed
him Presidsn, Judge OF the 4,h District, and in
1926 Gov. Shulze elevated him TO the Supreme
Court, OF which he remained Justice until his
term expired in ls45. His ia.t years were occu. |
pied in preparing q work on the Lsnd Titles of
Pennsylvania.
As q Judge and advocate, dis,inguishe,l-as a !
man frank. simple in his manners, generoue- !
in ell his relations O.. unimpeached integrity. lie
suffered much IN bodily Affections and family |
Fsth sustained him, and he |
dled as he he'd fos many years lived. firm belle
'ss M the truths Of Christisai,y. and u sommun.
cant In the Presby ierian Church.
In Anthony tiormerIv Derrp) Tr, Col.
Co, 30ih ult., Rev. DS. .F.A. tissMaN aged !
about SO years. ....,ss -,.
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rThanksgivins day. Thursday Of
next week.
ICorrespondence Of u oa-onis's ]


PuiL.apELPHIA. Nov IL, isi9.
Mr.. Eiiicr: II euna some leisure lime.
and not wishing 70 i'll. vlcim TO enns,,
| have concluded 70 pen you some ramb-
ling thoughts taken in our goodly city.
FIRST o. all then, thus is very fine day
"a circumstance VIII ch reioices our ci;i-
zens to a grea! extent, lIlasmuch as We
have had dismal round Of storms. fogs,
and cloudy weather, Tor the last week or
two. This morning however, is delight
fur exception, and Pbc.bus las if to show
his horror of past proceedings) shines iuli
and warm upon our sreets.-Now for the
! news.
A daring robbery ~es committed yes
lerday afternoon, at Jones Hotel. npcn
two gentlemen lately from san Frarcisco,
to the amo,n, OF five hundled dollars.
! some OF il in gold dust. loo.
Our new Mayor. Jones, had his hands
| full yes,erdav, there being no less than
eighty individuals heard before him
mostly for Intoxicaton. Wha, commen
tary upon the morals of our Citj Mrs.
Frances Anne Kemble has been succeeded
BY Miss E. Kimberly, OF Connecticut. She
surely must have considerable confidence
in her own merits 10 appear SO soon after
the departure Of one who has never 5sen
surpassed in Shakespe rian Readings. and
who has realized from the public consId
cradle sum az a sure proof of patronage.
Wm. 3. Reco, proniinen, and talented
mem,er Of the Bar. delivers au Grafton
before the Alumni OF the University o
Pennsy yi,ania this evening, II bslngs lis
first Centennial Ann,vefsary. II viii be q
! rare intellectual feast, no d3ubi
The passion for amu emen' still reign'
to very great extent in the minds oi TIE
people. jus. look at The Catalogue. anu
then reflect how much money is thrown
away, that might bu Appropriated 10 better
| objects. First We have ,hree Theatrrs-
he Walnut, ,Chesnui, ,ard Arch Street. snt
Sands Circus, then Rarnu;n's Museum
which is in reality Theatre disguised iol
| he accommodation of meas consciences.
also thee Bands of I" Ethiopian Serena
der," viz the New Osleans, the Virgins
and the Boston then tast but no, least
ihe Panoramas OF Italy, voyage 10 Cal
iornia, and DeIuge. One Saturday nigh
the aggregate number Of persons in the
above places Of a"usemen, WAS said to he
nyer i5O, 900. Say that these spent 25 els
apiece, aud you have S37, 500 sPen, in on'
aighl This is n very low estimate, as
tse prices are no, uniform.
Bot this morbid appetite for diversion
| must be satisfied las some persons think. }
and it is al The experse of ti.;e, money,
and reputation. | ein ..s, sorry that
| his should Lr the cast, tui W. must uol
cypec: an entire 'aaose IN this respect un-
| ii the Millennium. CARL.
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THE RavEN''-Seyt ral Of our rea.
ders have expressed a wish, since the mel.
aucholy dennis, Of the gifted but yet unwi.e
Edgar A. Foe, Ia peruse his celebrated
poem (under the above ,i,le) wherein he
is said 20 have '.brea,hed forth his soul in
painiive nelod." for The death OF his
youthful and beloved companion. Any
one who can furnish US copy of the
Raven" will o5lige several.
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Orphans Court Sale

.DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Cour, Of Union County, will be expo>eI
to public sale on THURSDAY the 18th Dec.
nelt.ihe undivided t~ ~o-tweifths Of a certain me-.
susge and tract Of land situated in West Buaalo
township bounded by lands Of Ps;~ stshl. Jr.
Robert Mackey, Philip Ruhl and others. Contain
ing ~ acres and I'D perches, sbou, 4osS5
seres cleared, and on which are erected g
Alos House and Barn, with spring Of water
A:kai the door, end other Improvements.
Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when
terms Of sale will be made known by
SAMUEL EWING.
Guardian Of Cs.hsrine and Priscilla Luir
ALSO, at the same time and place, the
interest Of the remaining Owners Of the above
tract of land will b. sold. and terms made tno"n
by SAMUEL. EWING,
Agent Of the Heirs Of E..zlbsih Luz deed.
Nov. 20, lSi9 .-.--
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GOne Of the best accomplishments for
young lady, young gentleman. or q
business man,is good hand-wriling-and
the best way 10 gain that is TO 60 TO one
who understands il ard make it business
10 acquire it. The gentleman now teaching
in town shows manv examples Of progress
worth treble The price Of tuition.
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@We learn that The Stockholders Of
the DanviIle Bank met last Monday and
chose Board Of Directors, among whom
are Messrs. Thomas flnyes Of Lewisburg,
VIM e Lawson of Milton, and Jacob Smith
Of SeInsgrose. The Directors meet on
Monday next to appoint their President,
Cashier, &C.
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The committee of directors OF the Sus-
qnhanna county bank. are still engaaci
IN investigating the management OF the
institution. and have adopted means 10 as
certain and secure all the ava,labIe assets,
obligations and securities that can be
reached. T. P. St. John, The late cashier,
has a, lerg'h procured bail in the sum of
$4,000, and was on Saturday week re-.
leased. lie immediately removed with
his family 10 New York City.
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"In bad renu,e are the Farmers s.
Drosers Bank Of Waynesbnrg-Walter
Joys Bank. Buffalo-and the pawtuxet.
In truth, there is so much uncertainty in
paper money at present. that those having
it can do nothing better than 10 pay every
debt and make every useful purchase with
it that they can.
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A tri,l for breach Of the marriage rro.
misc came oft last week in OHIO. The
cour's6ip had contipued for fifteen years.
and tie faithless swain vas muIctcJ in s 100
damages and t2ec cos'>. Cheap eneush
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WEALTH.-Martin Luther said, Wealth
is The s"al!es, gifi Of God" What is it,
10 he compared with His word, or corpora.
g'as. such as beauty. health and activity
What is ii to the gifts of The mind, such as
intellect, science and art
And yet how the multitude lhrong the
broad road to wealth. 70 the partial or en-
tire neglect OF health, education. mental
happiness, and the untold interests Of eter.
niiy
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PENMANSHIP,

@ss The subscriber respectfully
C2Zss.fs ssA notifies the people OF This Boro'
= ~ and vicinity that he has rented
l.e hrich otIire, la,e Dr. i.uiwis's. where he
o7en- or Fri,iay School for ins, ructnn ip
bott Plain and OrnAren'a! PENMANsnIp.
He ronccivcs that his part consists in
teaching a plain, cnnmon- sense, business
band wrIling, and this he pledges hm,eIf
ln do 10 the .ali.iac ion ul those " ilo make
The effort 10 lrurp.
Room open rom 2 10 4. p NJ, and in
The evening, so that pupils can attend when
mos, ccuyeuien'. Those residing at dis
lance can Isnprove IA wriiiny by Gaming TO
town ard prac,icing four or five DAYS.
For .ersu,, specimens, and recommend
a'ions. apply 70 me at the writing room or
a. kiine's hotel. ). SHELF.
Lrwishurg, Nov. 30. 1919
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FREE ScIt"- For the latest news on
this subject, see notices OF Real Es.ale in
our columns advertised for sale.
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Temperance meeting.

!. The next meeting of The East BoiIaIoe
Society is appointed at The Nj. Pleasant
School House, near Capt. Gundy's, Satur-
day evening rext. Nov. ~.
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No,ase Small farm

NOR S ALE The suns,:fi'lef oii,rs b,
I hone IN ihe B,roush o. i.ss,tar;.
slIatea al the .nle rsecrlon q. y. An;h.ny
aad Fourth sir-.rs-un The man rad
leading from Philadelphia To Pi;t-bnr-
aud Ere The d~eiiing-heuse Is l+rse
two -Iory frame. wrh y n+w Irs'ne hrfa
and other necessary ouiboH''n--s iHs
land comprise. S Acres aud Sc PerehrN,
AL u, a high state nf cultivation. There
are variety Of choice Fruit Trees "u IN
o!aee-aiso = ueyrr-ini'ing well OF ~atrr
|; Is well sI.ra'-i for puhl!c business cI
any k,nd--,he land vii support so'aH
lam'ly, or can be laid o", lnto vi'iage l'l'.
JOHN BEEBER.
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