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clothes andshows herself in the attitude Of resurrection
and redeemed to the world. loud cheers IL she
elected Colonel Johnston there hot fibre in the Union
that wteld not feel panied W the act-not an edge
that would net feel cold Sir John Franklin
Laughtcr) But this shall not he You here to-day
bearing the flag of the Union high ana lifted up
stripe uIclean and every star bright when Its first
beams broke the country; and when the conflict Is
shall il radiant with glory the Capitol to
give that u true to her first love
and az devoted TO the Union when she signed the
sacred that binds the nation together in the
bonds Of an everlasting confederation.
Col Black concluded amidst most vehement cheering
when IL nnounced that there another meeting
beir held in the open air and IL then proposed
adjourn to the market square The motion adopted
On arriving there, found a stage erected. lights
burning, tremendous gathering, and Mr. Chesney,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives addressing
them 4ie went strongly for the Union and the compro
misses of the constitution
Nh. JoHS w. FoRsEY next addressed the meeting. In
the course OF his he said the hopes Of the
wings were disappointed who chuckled at the idea Of
dissension and disunion in the democratic ranks He
spoke Of Colonel Bgler in glowing terms, man who
had worked his way up from poor boy, till he
candidate for the highest Office in the State Mr. n.
made Union and compromise speech
Hon. GEORGE X. BARRErT, and Mr. CALMorr, and Mr..
DoUoHERrY also made Union speeches. and the meeting
broke up at eleven o'clock.
There another German mass meeting close by GO
ing at the time and band Of music celebrating
the victory in prospects and thus ended the Reading
Convention
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GoS%9:'0ek Liverpool Collins Iron
sr.i
81; @ SSis;i 81; Prince
hair OBJ Pyns IsndoIdssry. 6snnsi nipsTrn CO. So
ss is.a sss Ds
81 Ts;s Iess SS.s.! Tssdsss:; l.Issssa, x
S:S:
s.. saver: ShsHyssId. Thss%s:sa Hsn,ss: "
CO Rs'B.
W! HI; , S,S,
Arrived.
and Sa;.ssssI Finssas% Nay 1 lat s
af berry, c Gasso@ Gays
Ship Robena. Boardman. Baltimore, 10 days ballast to
"a c xs Classy ~; s
pieces june % q lon IS 80 steamship Franklin,
Bark Marquis Of Chandos IBr) corenso. Newport vi.
Penzancs, days with iron and % to F&
u sAs Bs S5sf ssIdy With ss 4
spoke urle~ of Sunderland from Bordeaux for Ph
passengers to Crinnell. Minturn X Co.
Brig Elizabeth Br) wilson, Limerick in ballast with 6S
passengers. to order.
Brig Hanover Han) Bay Harburs. 81 days in ballast.
with passengers to Rdewold Brothers Nay - lat 40
S. Ion y 70 f.l in with large number of osssrs' and
Brig washinsien q Coast Survey, swarsvous Asnan
sshr whedbss oi oer.spts wshasy 8. Thomas lsdays.
with hides, TO N astsr The W arrived June
with tobacco and fruit, TO Cmartin.
schr HecLe Griffin CharestonS days with cotton. to
schr corne Fowler Washington. NC days with naval
stores.
schr J Hughes. johnson, Newbern, NC. days. with
avail stores.
sehr Jones, Smith. Care Hatteras. days
Schr Estell, Pennington Plymouth, NC, 6 days.
Schr Bounty, Parker, Alexandria. o days
Schr Margaret, WoRlam, Petersburg. days.
Schr Chief. Van Name, Virginia. days.
Schr c Brown, Applegate, Virginia, 2 days
Schr Rainbow, Williams Philadelphia, days
Sehr Monitor, Besse, Wareham, days.
schr Ellen RodmAp Sherman New Bedford, 2 days.
Schr Jane. Calligan, Nachiss, 6 days.
Sloop Thomas b Hawkins. Jones, Providence.
sioop Harvest Fuller Providence.
Sailed.
Ship Constitution, Britton. Liverpool and others.
Jrrs Cat SUNRISE sw and nxh.i meridian, do; At
set, Sc, and weather thick,
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Richard SNOW fredericksburg Tem.h rrimbs Baitim.rx
a. $, ois:s.; S:s;.
s%ss sssss siis E
lSS f's. sS D NG,wss and
y. issT S' E,s.,
.snnah George Washington Knowon aansar 70 load ssr
rSre iS ''RTs s r' AZ r
E; a.G II sS a IA
BATH .faa s.rs Ns D s1, Ss m s.u,
c.rpins si%SH' a Bais@0ss ali, r.rs.s 1s
s.I ss ri sss
Hi eS6; cd Hs ssrs LIfss
FALL RIVER juno Arr brig Nohsr.en Nstsr.en.
sas and SD Fss
hsrm brig. aud .Gpsai sohr came alto o'clock la,s
Ign ass
# ~ sfsa " fore Mary
Il sGs for r 81 ss sae
ssrd.y Hnnsnsoa ior I'm PssdsrSs
opposite sss h.rSorin ship ehanne having
bark Boston ;sar
aAcMYAs june l@sid soRrs Bsrnics SYSra; wave.
I NEW oSL fl steamship. Al.s.n. Eos.
Fochter Bremen Judah Touro Nickerson Boston; bark
Alexina Burpgsme Rio Janero; brig Apalaohicoa. Jen
Dayton. do. Cid steamship Globe THOMPSON Brazos SAM
tiago: ship Anna Tiff Ross Lverpool bark Mlaudon But
ler brig Centuro (Sp Goturso Barcelona lowed
to 18th inst. ship Ashburton, and brig AIesto.
NORFOLK, June Arr schr Gen Taylor Wright, Cam
NEWPORT, June 6-Arr sehr D Fish. Babcock. FRiver
Albany sioop French Providence for NYork
NEW HAVEN, June Arr bark Forbes, Francis
Ponce PR.
NEwBURYPoRT. June 4-sld schr VIM Dolliver. Phi
PHILADELPHIA. June 5-Arr schrs Frances Haliett.
Waidron, NYork: Gibson. Baker. NLondon Cid schrs
Brooklyn; Clarssa Budd, Budd. NYork.
PLYMOUTH. NC, May I'll Cid schr Union, Buckley, West
PROVIDENCE June AR schrs Queen Dawson, Balti-
do Capitol Smith, and John Parker Mason Albany Sid
schrs Suffolk Rollins Suffolk Va Marquis Partridge Nj
netta Cherry and Enterprise Bailey. Philadepha Danl
Wetts Smith, lbany; Oregon, Wines Rondout sloops
Motto Beebe and Editor Case, do ThOs Hawkins JONES'
PORTLAND June Arr bark Corn (Br) Norris. LIVER
pool brig Kinds Perry Work schrs Lynchburs Poer
Mariel; Tenerfe Poland Jacksonvie Martin Sea BIRD
Sid barks Am erican, Adie Trinidad; X Knight, Penne
Havana; brgs Potosi Bettes, hatanzas King. for--s
schr Hurd, Trott. Baltimore.
RICHMOND. june EArr brig Rockingham, Giikey Ban
Areturus Harrington. Halifax Ms; schrs Julette Baker
Boston; Weotsen Engsworth, Stamford Ann Gardner.
SAVANNAH June lCld ship Georgia, Brcdi. Liyerpoo!s
Texas, McEair. HYork.
SALEM. June sohrs Nidus. Crosby FrAnkort land
sld for NYork Below brig America, from Philadelphia
5hArr bark VIM Schroeder Upton Rio Grande brig Ame-
rica, Treadwell, Philadelphia
fth-sid sshr Mars Hill. reported for St John. NIB.
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invited 20 attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
at No "a stanton street. without further invitation
On the 6th Of June, Mrs MARIA HoEs widow OF the
late Peter J. Hoes. Esa., aged % years
Her remains viii he taken TO hinderhook for in
terment.
On May 23d, at Chelsea Massachusetts, after severe
illness, HAMILTON SErMoRE YoUNc. oldest Of Rebecca
X, Young and Thomas Young, OF this city.
At Raleigh Tenn, May q, Hon WILLIAM d. TsLEr,
o. tie Supreme Court OF Ten nessee
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Passengers Arrived.

vrRA CRuz-Steamshp Alabama. at New Orleans-cJ
Kellogg Whitehead. Kovaleski, G Ketchum, Tras-
tour. o Potter. Mygatt Kendall John Burns Mr.
Ewing lady and daughter, James Harding, Larned.
Pelton Mansfield, Z Wilcox. VIM Emmett, , Jsgot,
Crindar, Cbas Hempel. Hadwin Gihon. Ambrose,
nastte Teresa, Mather Mata, Bergough B
Gallagher, lady. and child w ii Newberry, VIM Bailey
Sprntt, W ii Gallagher do la Vega Mcclure, Sauve.
Col h9ncn and lady Moses, chas Hottie Godkins.
Lamb, Brooks, Barnes, Upton, Murray Cross
man. Ammon, Biyen, Area, A Faires, Burkett. J
Gott. w Cox r Bredgman. Halheld, Walker, A Be-
her s unable able. pastrisas Bilyep Leidy BR
Master Hour Tsilas, Creel, C Phillips Bull.
II Stroud, Strong. ID Spratt. Henderson Bridg-
man. Jernel. Thos Duniga, A Miller, Everett A
Davis NIGEL, Bentl. Robord Al Session. Hor
ton, A Guest. Mrs. G Tester and daughter.
ST. THoaAs-Schr Whedbee-W Stedman, N Pollard
and son, Boneleng, Deyel, st Rosas, Fish. w III
BertrAm.
sAvArNAE-Schr Helene-M II Bsymore r stenton, r
Cohen, " Fioss WORKERS. y Miller, psnsmore apS
iAd~ "A II Wing
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BALTfMoR H. June q.
Arrved-Iiiram Gerard, and Emily johnson, NYork; Ell
Tow mend, Boston; s Conner, Savannah.
CHARLEsror. June 4.
Cleared-Bark Avola, Boston.
Sailed-Tyb bee, SYork.
NEW oRLEAss. Nay 70.
Arrved-Bark Zamora, Boston.
SAVANNAH, June 3
NYOrk.
Ciesred-H n GambaIl. Baltimore
Saned-Henrietts Newell, Portsmouth. NH.
WILMINGTON, June 3
Arriyed-Bark Bee Liverpool
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Al Brooklyn. on the 5th 81 June by the Rev John
Cawthorne. Mr. JoHv A. ASrHovp a New York, to Miss
Lypi. FfrgaEpaip. n St John. n. y
on Thursday evening. June 5, by Rev A lee. Of Bed
ford NJ n Church, Mr. ARcmRsLn NJ. CnAwyorp 10 Miss
sEnsH JaNF AproLp. all q this city
On the 22d q May, by the Rev. v II Garfield, Mr
FRrrrHcW RrurEn 10 Miss H.SmrIrs d, daughter 81
the late Samuel @. Hixon, u Navy.
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Foreign Malta.

Letter Bags Of steamer Baltic for Liverpool Will
the Exchange Reading Room (67 EXCHANGED on Saturday
18th, 1T the usual hour.
Letter Bags for Bermuda St Thomas Porto Rico, and all
the West India Islands steamer Merlin will close 1t the
kesdlns Room t67 Exehangsl, on Monday, 9Th inst
NB-Letters for all Islands, except British must be
them
Will close At the Exchange Reading Room (76 EIchanse
on Wednesday, nth inst
An Express Mail for shsgres. kingston San Juan Pans
ma Oregon, South Pacific, and San Francisco. will close
~ the Exchange Reading Room t67 ExchangeL Friday
18th, at ~ o'clock.
An Express Mail for Chsgres Kingpton San Juan. Pa
mana, South Pacific San Francisco and Oregon, will close
AZ Berford Co.'S Nesey street. Aston House. Friday
18th inst
Letter Bags for Rio Janero, steamer Golden Gsts
will close at the Exchange Reading Room t6 Exchaass
Saturday. June ID.
Letters be prepaid 1t the Reading Room "
Of the world.
The above Letter Bsss also ~ KsnyonAs Wall
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHuADrlrsi., June o. pm.
oar syS Bottom Mns SSS a. Russ ass
VII , S'T ssfS w iss. ss'y p s,iS y %
Shoe. ALIENS Points Charles Cornell Saunders. Portland
~ 1gysiena cgT,on REhtcni Elcra crosby Ea'sport
A, GdGsr hPa apnn nsta 4 o cas'
Asres bark Paez kinzs Lagusyrs; briss Zenobia An
s@zesaSd Poland do' william Henry wss@o@s ' P9a
Isne L y PyP%9ssn hHss ~
1hss arroll saundr pesp CIes Seneca clover Aliens
Boston Globe seafa Portland Me Mary Eiahets shee
Nior. sarah Kent Kent, Richmond steamer Oregon.
Miscellaneous.
san W..sT9s lsy,ss hence tor SFr'nss' Wa ye'
Dee q instead Of Arril 6. ne left NYort Dee ~
SUR JouN JAY-The shp seen ashore near Manila report
Manila. bound q New York, mistake. II was the
~ q Nsr,h he Jay after tIs 1ynhis Tor New Yor TIE
u not W sve been unable y sertan Her caro- coasi.ed
- rs. s ,n SgsS, ,s o. q asp 90 % aPan WOOD
sHiP CaRoIfsE Dow, which struck the Mosslic shoa
her from Boston q Havana LAD ten hove cut
much injured she requires keel snd ATT several
rianks. oaullins snd to te newly eoppcred.
BARS MsorBoNis lost AZ Cuba had abou. 30 bids
s.,se mouth n mall river On ti r .de 81 H. iiand
Stout four league from Mstsnrss and L ossdrsd an
po.sd Iae for yees 20 = load as they lie the coast
BRto GLrsNER. Dram, put back to saysns mo ds,el.
N dstres- vessel vas eonaemned and sold a. auction
ists re ,ars5 to SYoi '''''i O"'''' $ 'S'''' :
BRre Euuy TARSEAs Willie dropping down the sbb
I'll s6vsrt the hswers u TIE rs aieyan q orno and
sip Iuskna 1he TIDE running strong a. Tie time al toe
lee njufed. MY :
wrsuso Bpie Gov HopstSs q Dartmouth. With Ne
q Dartmouth. Tor s2z5.
Hon.nr Tows FEB 5-The naieyon, -. or san Fran
IL fs Us evening d' an sn'''d sale Out On 'A'
sLoop, working \. with wreck in tow, under Jury
masts surposed brig bark 9Th inst % Cape
whaiemen.
= Nv BsSra se trs osssCl. s., g, Atlanta
returned Al eapa|sns 81 The deserten 81 mart II the
rw Snd The rssssi 70 DO duty By tbess rsmsnns Has
1i ssn Bay BRIG levi. bruce snd schf
A. Maui srrsh % China Rsynsra. Nh sT sp mds', do
clean Ocean q Providence, so ~ Sixteen vessels vs
Sandwich Islands prev 70 April City Edridse M
SD non Tahiti March l. Nimroi sherm,n Of and for
A. Ts5asTs soi ssry6 81 caaIsr 'hoaans
led Ts T. an @ W ,S 2, s1 ~ Ro a y
statirs NIB no % sent ho~s lgo sp per Roman; 18Th
neTsGrS Il, s6sp s.rcas Sherman VII " ontaro
shss Nan y.g1s Herr DO s.2, HSG ,ry c a. ss
hs' Tsis. SR 1's .S Arctic Ocean
81 caps April - susan NJ for Psy.s 70 rscrgl. for
90 Shore Crowd; had taken nothing since leaving Talcs
sia fr'@ Hobart Town ypL. Tsp Canton, Allen, Nh,
q BgTs kshf e NaTss II ss SCn wsbs.
Mo- AZ, llth sarstosa NB 90 18th, Eronau' Of Mystic
a. ~ W,',,ep M csr. IIopsvve Feb iass
isS & i y 3 Br,Ds. m ~ y 10 rs 80 -, !,
nj ,ss ss ~ y a. 1T a. 100 Iep,as M ssp 6
gt,ttr Bgth a., looc Heeis, DO, 90 sr Hsh Catswba
Il st e.rrrs's Channel south seas 'chr Alfred
Tr tsn FreisI mn feil from the main topmast heaa.
rg te semen .'andnS e. Gs,f 10 Tta
.,asa ~ severely ojursi, %. Is IAsy = recover
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SHIPPING.

NOR LI,-ssaPooL..UNITED STATES NAIL IL. STEAM
.sp Vii, siR s ssP.r. vs mali. Europe p9.ss
ar
All and papers hr.ush the pSss oSs
for siss:ns. or comfort spBy, eco,ITx. W. street..
Positively no freight VIII Be- received on board s Thur:
s and .. u a. Steamship PACIFIC wi"
new G.s DHs ... and P0 sosh o. tfSS IT,
vii jail On THssdsy june II !, sessss pm from Fer
y.yed fres q from GaSsy q paSn and thence to
Liverpool Cyhead their option thus afordng them
an3 those ri. sp
reach london the expeditions amer
y also offers The most decided asvants. The unrvsilsd
warrant the belief that she will make the to Galway
Fare in state room saloon Observation-Disclosures sic
Fare 70 Ensl,nd and back, VITA privilege to stay
'f VI "'s "e'A' No freight taisnr. '''''''''''''
ner q Broad street X. j. vANDEwArER-
THE WORLDS TAIR-cRAND EXCURSION, JUNE
pspasa By Cart Blsthsn viii ,s Tuesday June u foe
s $685. Stat: s%a
BERFosb CO.. s4ss s s' .srss, ~ A.sor House.
superior steamship FLORIDA Captain z: Lyon, "a
Eor reiSSt Or passage apply % s&aL. l. GrcmIiE. S
Front street.
Tie ALABAMA. Captain G. D. Ludlow, on Saturday Hsh
EeR CHAGREs AND SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA
= Tie nsx double engine steamship PR0hETHEUS,
Captain IL W Johnson will leave New York for the Abovs
ports Friday, 18th June next, at O'Clock r. NJ For
pasnge or freight apply Mt the ooe Of the ship Battery
place, up stairs
JSpEPEsDENT THROUGH LINE.-oPPosITIoN To
= High Price honopoly.-The fast steamship PRONE
THUS, will leave Friday. June 18th for Chagree and
San Juan. Plans o. cabin berths secured
lowest rates by early application TO BERFORD Co,
Yeey street hstor House Through tickets for sale.
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nR. JAMES X. Chiffon. THE MOST CELEBRATED
~ chemist IN the United States, has had charge Of Or.
1ovnsen1s sarsapnrilla than
ard hiss many in the medcine
From g. two teaeoonfuls Of the improved
= az that = required for dose 20 act mild Alternative
and tonic lr Chtons certificate printed
vii he found bottle prepared February o
veil a. DR. < r. Tovnhond signature steel plate label
the outde wrapper Bew Of eountere and buy
only which has DR.. Chtons certificate the wrapper
Principal tfceIn NewYork 80 Nassau street, In Londsn
80 strand. ne q door q the Lyceum Theatre.
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nR. MORRISON rs CONSULTED c0SFIDESTIAILv
~ On certain Diseases which he treats without mercury
Recent cured few Thrtyone years practice
ensbies him 70 debility Sc arising from self
abuse See London dirloma In his private oloe OAK
Fulton street N. B.--No fee till cured.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-29

Esg- he reelection of Judge Kelly, by
10000 majority in Philadelphia City and
County, and the defeat Of Judge Campbell
by over 10000 in the same district, are
proud proofs of the intelligence of the peo
pie, and remove from the great body of the
Democracy the iinputation of approval Of
the fraud committed by its unworthy mem
bers on the ballot-boxes of Penns and
Moyamensing, last fall. 1t will be re-
membered that on investigation, before a
Court composed of Judges King, Kelly,
and Campbell, glaring frauds were proved
to have been committed. Judge Kelly
from first to last, advocated the closest
scrutiny into the matter, and the punish
ment of wrong, wherever it might fall.
Judge Campbell, on the contrary, pursued
a course calculated to smother the investi-
CATION, and conceal the frauds. But King
and Kelly conceded in their views, and
the Right triumphed.
This season, Judge Campbell, aided by
the same kind of Efforts he had defended,
succeeded in procuring Democratic nom.
nation, and preventing ths denomination
Of Judge Kelly. Fat the People had a
word to say about their election: and while
they have defeated Campbell in Demo-
cratic State, by majority under the cir
cumstances peculiarly potential, they have
also re-elected the honest Democrat, VIM.
D. Kelly, by an overwhelming majority in
a Wing district.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-29

tably lost; but under the system herein
recommended, every particle is saved.
Hens accommodated in this way, if we'll
fed, and supplied with meal, lime, ashes,
chopped vegetables, buttermilk, &C., &C.,
will lay constantly, and be nearly or quite
as profitable as during the summer months
Rats may be expelled from your cellars
and graparies simply by scattering few
stalks and leaves of mullen in their paths.
There is something very annoying in this
plant, to the rat 1t affords, therefore, a
very easy remedy for most perplexing
evil, and much more economical and less
troublesome than gunpowder, "rat exter
minators," cats or traps. The mullen is a
very common production, and may be found
in almost every field, as well as in pastures.
Bones.-Save the bones, and having
mashed them, place them in a tub and
pour over them d quantity of sulphuric
acid. They will be dissolved, and may
then be applied as manure to your turnip
and other crops. Not bone should be
thrown away. AGRICoLA.
Germantown Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-29
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, There is reason to believe that
military expedition is about being fitted
out in the United States for the purpose Of
invading the Mexican Republic, with which
this country is at present at peace and
Whereas, There is reason to apprehend
that aportion Of the people Of this country,
regardless of their duty as good citizens,
are concerned in, or may be seduced to
take part in the same; and, Whereas, Such
enterprises tend to degrade the character
of the United States, in the opinion of the
civilized world, and are expressly prohibi.
ted by law
Now, therefore, I have issued this, nv
proclamation, warning all persons who
shall connect themselves with any such
enterprise, in violation of the laws and the
national obligations of the United States,
that they will thereby subject themselves
to the heavy penalties denounced against
such offenders, that if they should be cap
tured within the jurisdiction of the Mexi-
can authorities, they must expect to be
tried and punished according to the laws
of Mexico, and will have no right to claim
the interposition of this Government in
their behalf.
l therefore expect all well disposed citi-
zenss, and all who have at heart the rcpu-
tation of their country, and are animated
with just regard for its laws, its peace
and its welfare, to discountenance and by
all lawful means prevent any such enter.
prise; and l call upon every officer of this
government, civil or military, to be vigi-
liant in arresting for trial and punishment
every such offender.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Woe hin oIap Ont %
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Hints for Farmers.

Cabbages and Turnips should be suffered
to remain out while the ground keeps open
When there is pretty fair prospect for it
freezing, they may be removed. Boil
these vegetables increase more rapidly il
size after the advent of cold, than before
They also attain certain crispness towart
the close Of the season, of which they ar,
destitute at the earlier seasons of their dc
velopement.
Cabbage when removed to the cellar
should be Immediately set out. A yer,
slight sprinkling of soil about the roots
will cause them to keep fresh, and even t.
increase somewhat in size during the win
ter. 1t will also conduce considerably tt
the savoriness as an article of food, and re
tain them crisp and sweet.
He2s.-A shed behind your horse-siable
is the most favorable place for the hens
during the winter. You can throw thu
manure from the stalls into it, and as hors,
dung, especially where the animals arr
granted, ferments rapidly and powerfully
its heat will conduce to keep up genia
and summer-like temperature, highly ad
vantageous to the fowls. By sprinklinl
sulphuric acid freely over the surface ere,,
few days, all the unpleasant az, deleteriou
consequences resulting from the ammonia
gas, evolved by the manure, will be neu
t-siized, and saved for the benefit of til
crops. Another important advantage at
tending this practice, is the saving efecte
by the economization Of the grain containe
in the excrement. This, when the manur
Is tE0wl iI:O syayd, OF in heaps, IL inev
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The Interesting even, OF openlB, The
Hudson River Railroad 10 4 bany, vas
celebrated recently a, Greenbush. The
distance fiom New York 10 Albany is now
accomplished IN about four hours.
On Monday Of last week man namel
Sheridan, iaborer on The central Railroad
was run over by passenger train IN The
Portage tunnel, and billed The presamp-
ton Is that he laid down on the track
while inloxicated.-I Hoiidaysburg Stand.
The family OF Mrs. Bel, in Trenton.
was Po.soned On Friday last, by eating
pudding IN which a quantity of arsenIc
had Teen put BY mistake for saieraus A
! physician was called III, who Immediately
administered an an;idoie, and a: asl ac-
counts the family we're doing well.
! More "hissey is shipped from Cincia-
naIi than any oiher port 10 the Union.
Large quantities., however, are retained
ior home consumption, as The records Of
mortality show.
Philad. Oct. 27, 7 O'Clock P. MA
young By the name Henry MGary, was
assassinaied last evening about : O'Clock
on the sidewalk, al ihs N. W. corner Of
laIh and ShlpPen streets, MoyamensluS
The bold and outrageous attack was made
by two young men, one of whom, bearing
The name Of James MFeddan, has been
arrested. The Police captured and locked
up the entire party who were on tbs corne,
when The murder was committed, EXCEPT
the other individual implicated. He is vel
known 10 the Po.ce,and officers have beea
despatched in different directions.
Mobile, Oct. l4.-The yellow fever has
broken oni here suddenly, and caused con.
siderable alarm 10 the citizens. The Board
OF Health had meeiiag, and repor, THAI
the disease Is net increasing, but they as
vlSed all strangers 10 stay away from the
city.
Buffalo, Oct. 27-No,hing has bern
heard oil the fine steamer Empire. which
len Dunkrk on Thursday las, for Detroit
She probably went down with oil on board.
The only survivor of the 0gdensburs
propeller. Henry Clay, reached hero tbs
morning. He says she caps,zed at /!
O'Clock tuesday night, and he was picked
up a, 8 o'clock mex, morning.
The store of VIM. Hoover, al following
Run. was discovered to be on fire, on
Friday. l7th inst. after midnigh. Mr..
Hoover and family slept above tho store
room, and were walked from their slumben
by the dense smoke that came through tho
pipe hole. The room was kept Close, and
.he flames had not ye, spread, and with
the assistance OF his neighbors a. massers
MIL close by he succeeded in putting out
theifire. The damage was confined 10
the destruction Of about $500 worth OF
goods Insured in the Lycomiag Company.
-[Sunbury American.
Providence, Oct. 24.-Ths case Of A''
mira Beasley, was submitted to The Jury
las, evening. This morning they returned
a verdict Of not guilty, on tho ground u
In.sniv.