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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-02-26

John Dougherty In the Court of Common
W Pleas Of Cambria county.
No A. Sept. Term 1916.
L. Shoennerger et al Account under
The undersigned having been appointed sudi-
tor IN the above case, hereby gives notice to the
parties interested, that he viii meet them at his
office tt.bensburgl on Monday the lst day of
March next at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the pur-
pose OF auditing the accounts between them.
WM. KITTELL.
Ebensburg, January, Is, Is52-l4ti
Public Benefits
Are being conferred in the shape of
good e1ti'tg, drinking, lodging, DC, de- by the
, subscriber, at the
UNION house.
Foot of Plane Ne. i, ~ P. R. R.
Soa. McGoUGH.
valuable Tavern Property for
Rent.
The undersi igned offers 10 rent the Tavern
Stand in the Borough of Ebensburg now in the
occupancy of Robert Csrnon, for a term of two.
three, or five years I; also, if desired from ten
| TO thirty acres of out lots and meadow adjaseht
I to said Borough. Possession given OBJ the Ist
April, 1852
The entire property Is in excellent rerair and
cannot be excelled in location or advantages by
any In Western Pennsylvania.
Persons disposed TO rent can obtain further
, information by application "a
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Ebensburg, Jan. %, 1852. -
Peter Levergood, Jr i'-e'A''s q
for use of Peter Lever as sald 10 De very SIM
va and operation. The des- I
hont r: LIstoflacIine ansv ers to that Of enc !
N1ers, about which considerable str /
x. In asaf this city, a fen years since. We
sal - heard, however, Of its successful ap-
'7s-alion.
The daughters OF Gov. Ejhazy, who are said
TO be highly educated and accomplished ladies,
may be daily seen on their farm IN I'wa, eIss-
ced in the rudcst labours Of agriculture
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J. Patton Thompson, at
JOSEPH S. MEDARA s. CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Forefo,
and Domestic Fancy DRKGOODS,
Satins, Silks, Vestings, Serges, Cravats. White
Goods, &C., with general assortment of Gloves
Hosiery, Laces and Small Wares, No IA North
Third Street, West Side, opposite Church Alley
J. s. MEDARA,
P.,H. MEDARa, PHILADELPHIA.
E. NJ. JONES.
Sept l8, 1851.
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List Of Causes

Put down for Trial at A Court of Common
Please, TO be held at Ebensburg, in and for the
County Of Cambria. the first Monday of April
next.
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DAVID EVANS,
JOHN ID. HUGnES.
NOTICE.

Ebeusburg, Feb. ), 1e52--l'-tfEn-
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DIR. THOMAS G. BUNTING.

Southwest corner Of 9TH and Race streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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JOHN ". RUSITON.
Wholesale dealer in Quseastcare Cha1aware.
Glassware, &c, No. 245 Market Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1s51ly
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WILSON s. WEST,
EGNER s GREGG.

Wholesale dealers in Huaes and Liguor.. which
they are prepared to furnish cheap to merchants
and hotel keepers. Warehouse POS Market ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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the Banks and other public Institutions.
He pledges himself to spare no pains TO merit
the appreciation of his guests, and desires that
he may receive q share Of public patronage
April oath ls51.-ly - =
BRADY'S HOTEL,
Harrisburg. Pa
Maj. JOHN BRADY, Proprietor.
April 10, lS51--ly
JAMES Russell ABSKR FOX.
Russell f. FOX.
Manufacturers and. Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS and SHOES, No. Z North Fourth ST..
Four doors above Market, second story,
Philadelphia, Pa
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Chestnut street, between 7th and sth streets.
Philadelphia, Pa.
A. F. GLASS, PRoPRIEToR,
April 10. 1S51.-ly -..:-.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Chestnut Street, opposite the State House,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AMBROSE J. WHITE, Proprietor
April 10, 1S5l.-ly
HARRIS, HALE, s. CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. No. POI Mar
ket Street, one door above Fifth, north side,
Fhiladelphfa.
Importers ard Wholesale Dealers
In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Med
icines, Surgical and Obstetrical Instruments.
Druggists Glassware, Window Glass, Paints,
Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &c. sc,
John Hayri,. ". D. Joir NJ Hall
j. Sharsscood E. b. Or6isoA-
April oath 1S51.-ly
J. 3, Niles, az
NACHETTE & RAIGUEL,
Importers and dealers in Forei0rs and DoTne.tic
HARD WARE and CUTLERY, No l24 North
Third Street, above Race,
Philadelphia.
E. V. MACHETTE, ABM. H. RAIGUEL.
April oath 1S5I.-ly
FRANKLIN PLATT & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Merchants,
No. 43 North Water Street, Philadelphia.
April .4th ISL
ISAAC VI. ASHTON.
Wholesale dealer IN HATS aud CAPS. No.
172 Market Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, l85I.-.y
CONRAD & WALTON.
Wholesale dealers in Hardsrar., C,ttEerg, Eail.,
5c., No. 2oS Market Street, above 5ths
rPhiladelphia, Pa
April 10, 1s5I.-Iy
LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & CO..
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, No, llO, North Sd Street, S. E,
corner OF Race,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WILSON s. WEST,
Successors to Rodneys.
Wholesale dealers in Boots md Shoes. Bos.aet
aud Straar Goodf, No II, North Sd Street,
Philadelphia, Pa
april 10, 1s5l.-ly
MICHAEL WARTMAN s. CO..
Wholesale ToGaceo, !S.suf. and Segar Maaufdc.
II - No. l13, North Third Street, three door.
atove Vine,
Philadelphia, Pa
NJ. wARTMAN, JOSEPH D. soRvER
April "A, 1S5I.-ly
EGNER s. GREGG,
Wholesale dealers in Wines and Liquor. which
tAeE are prepared 10 furnish cheap to merchant
and hotel keepers. Warehouse 20s Market ST
Philadelphia, Pa.
July lst, lS51.-ly
DIR. THOMAS &. BENTING.
Southwest corner Of 9TH and Race streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN ". RUSHTON.
Wholesale dealer in Qxse,istcare. Cha1aeare
Glassware, &c, No. 245 Market Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1s5l.-ly
]. Patton Thompson, at
JOSEPH s. MEDARA & CO.. :
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreio,
and Donasstic Fancy DRYGOODS
Satins. Silks, Vestings, Serges Cravats, Whit,
Goods, &C., with general assortment of Gloves
Hosiery, Laces and Small Wares, No. IA Nortl
Third Street, West Side, opposite Church Alley
PHI. MEDARA, PHILADELPHIA.
E. NJ. JONES.
Sept l8, 1851.
George Rhey. Levi Matthews William Ebbs
RUVEV MA T>sTHIEvUS O. 10
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So&EIssIoSERs' OFFICE, Feb. 10, 1852
h. sS.tsa; That the Treasurer of the County
dshssss'ea to bring suit against persons in
men. the County, and 10 issue on all Judg-
usr, Immediately after the first day Of April
By the Commissioners,
E. ]. WATERS, Clerk.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
-b. Eoensburg, Feb. 10, 1852.
.On, ;'enuon Of Collectors and all other per-
lut;,- Interested are directed 70 the above reso-
-' passed by the Board of Commissioners.
Fss RLrS ]. LLOYD, Treasurer.
" aaied by j. MOORE cash in exchange
ior goods, or otnerwlse
o, highest price paid for wool at the store
GEO. J. RODGERS.
AL. seed, Bacon and Window Glass, for
W. 49,. -. = x Moore,
NlovsHELs clover seed Juss received BOD foi
~V+als q; the brick store.
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JAMES Russell ABSKR FOX.
Russell f. FOX,
Manufacturers and. Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS and SHOES, No. Z North Fourth ST.,
Four doors above Market, second story,
Philadelphia, Pa
December IL, 1S5l.-9-6In.
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LUDWIG. KNEEDLER & CO..

Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Do1aesti,
Dry Goods, No. lIO, North Sd Street, s. E.
corner OF Race,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1s51.-1y
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Wholesale dealers in Hardsrar., CttEerv, Nail.
&c, No. 203 Market Street, above 9TH.
rPhiladelphia, Pa
April 10, 1S5l.-ly
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kNEEDLER s FEATHER,

1oesaIe dealers in Boots. Shoes, BoaHets
1-- - am Leaf Hats No 136 North Third Stree
opposite the Eagle Hotel,
F., Philadelphia, Pa.
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

Sc0TT AND GRAHAM CLuB.-A spirited
meeting Of this Club took plsce the oso Cottage ,.s
evening. An excellent spesch w.s m,so BY Mr.. n
Gilchrs, Jr. Of yersey City George & Bsllows, Esa
Of newYork, made capital and mos, effective speech
and n the which be sid tina, the Loco Pocss
should rem embcr, when they taantioz the Wniss
for Ming Goa Scott Ls miltsry IL ne that the<r
candidate l. neither General nor Sis,-smsn Several
good songs were sung by Assrs Cooks Wsdds sAl
others and after adding May names 10 the roll the
meeting Adjourned with bne good cheers for seed
Graham. Victory, and tho good Wing GAUGE.
UNwARRANTABLE AssAULr.-Mr R.
Marshsn, 9 respectable citizen OF Newlcrk, We W.
ently assaulted at The ferry sunday evening LAP
p-ars that females approaching the ferry sal
were spoken 10 by person, and their friends ScnG
immediately behind called sDd told that they
insulsed They, without ioquirng who the guy party
krew nothing of the affair and had beea stcng there
momeprs waiting fer the boat The psrsa-s wsrs
eli Immediately arrested BY Ocer Francis and taken
before Justice Browning. who held them to bail 10
swer the charse. We understand Nc Msrshau vii
prosecute the defendants TO the utmost extent
The PRUssIAN BoNDs.-The examina-
don Of Mr. Peuman, who arrested BY O6cex
Francis at New. Durham, in Hudson Co, oos nsss ~
week charged with being concerned In the forging -
issuing OF Prssian Government BondA vii take ptsee
before Justice Browning this morning Gen <. v r.
Wright, District Attorney. will appear for the prsss-
cuton.
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MONDAY, Aug. D-P. n.

There was rather an active market at
the Frat Board 10 day. generally better feeling b
thefances Atthesscond Board however hs mArkss ~
dull, and two or three leading operators appearing -
sellers, prices Of description Of faness vere NOT
sustained Erie, under sales Of 600 shares, closed q
S7h, decline Of u y cent on Saturdays phcss aas.
lem was 70; aso u v cent. decline. Canton opened
at IN, but declined TO 81 Reading has BEEN buoyaas
stock TO day, closing at 9o. a94 an improvement Of
y cent The continued favorable Appearances Of ths
coal trade materially ssss the parties who arc buying
up this stock stopngton closed at 60 Did, an ADVANCE
Of n y cent. The opening of the New.Loudon roal,
and the formation Of direct line between this City aal
Pro'idence and Boston, 10 giving considerable smouE
OF new business ~ the Stoningon. Norwich closed &
50, showing steady market Zinc was heavy at IFS
Long Island sold At % seller Nicaragua lost the
Improvement OF Saturday and the close Of the Second
Board 3ot the bes. bid The street appears 10 b
entirely In the dark 10 the for tho ats deins
In this stock There Of Intestine dsorders
but these rumo are denied By parties who ought 10 10
well informed We are told that the business Of Ia
Company IL very prosperous. The Canal rights sold 4
el2J0, an advance Of 600 since Saturday The CO.
stocks are improving Cumberland sdvsncsd 10 7o.<,
and wa In demand. Delaware sold 1t 100. Invsssusut
stocks generally we're firm, end do NOT appear 20 b
Affected BY the Influences which have depressed ths
fancies Rochester and Syrasusssod at l2e; MIchSsa
Central liz Northern Indiana l2l IN advssssof \ 2
cent Madison lo9; With full prices bid for oshss an-
liar securities. Erie Bonds are active, and one parry
took 100000 Conveysibes lsG2 It par o. tina, vtsh
tbs intention, IL IL understood of caHns thsa In sad 70
nlss'Ds them By the steamer Of "Wednesday. asfar
bid w. made for 900 more for sssh; hey ssal -
sois. Government and ssass Socks az fsn- Indiana
Canal Preferred g Improved v p esat ID ~ u
d naDA
Exchange il firm. but tho demand u
quass noAssuAa Rsassss Ars lssAns - ts1nns
1uv 1Htsees1Sstr - lso1t.
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Horsy RonsyRyrs.-A numberofhouses

have recently been robbed whils the occupants ~ere
sh.ep, from he city Oae house at the foot Of Pers
pont.t, w.s yesterday discovered TO have been com
petely quilted Of every thing vslusbe and another resi-
depce No ls7 State st, found 20 be robbed OF
everything worth taking Al the latter place, 'ne
thieves eylden,ly enjoy I'd a good tns the vine bot
bottles wre emptied OF their contents, and the cigars
which had been LETT there were missing
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DIkD.
n. "a NARY yrIzApyru kyEIYR

Oa Monday morning. Aus 81. NARY ELIZABETH ksELER.
child AMI Jus Horn, daughter Of laee
joseph kseler ssed to.r mosths AMI hHtssn dsys
The will b 1ered the h1 ~ ouFyns sroaa. ~
weed, Wednesday 2'th inst, AZ o'clocA 2. ~
- in he SAN her Mr. G toONt vie me-
~ Toury aud daughter VI the late John d. Holmes aeeeA~s
The relatives snd friends VI The fany respectful aut
funeral from the residence OF her hnoani No 80 hAn
nonj -, this thursday morning. Aus a. AZ 10 o'elock
In tn, City. tie S0h August, DANIEL bo<ftCoS, ".
formerly OF spuus-d. Mass Hs baued ct-se
wood.
In Paterson ~ on Monday nc Aug -, JOSEPH H.
of Joha Br,~s the 2lst year Of his age.
hurrh Dutche.s County Aus 81 isAhkL, tasFA
and Caroline ~ Lschae, aged fourteen aoshs
azd seven dAys.
Rsroar Ds.rss, the City and County 81 New
the ls day AUGUST % the sst DAY 81 Ausast s
Me-. Women, -. BOys, ttn, Gu los. Total 5.A
Burned scaied Bronchitis cancfun ors, Cssssn>a.
Chol-u, Cholers lnntum 80 Cholers hoba l9 Cohc,
Consumption d. Couyulsons, s6 Group. - Coasesuoe q
Iunss pstou DEBILITY Dehnui rreners. DAa<
rh-a 81; Dupsy, 8; Drupy Head ~, DropsJ -
Chest Drowned, q Dy.entey, 81 EyHpeas Fever ~
Pusrpers Fever Remtteht, frses Scarlet fssss
Typhoid. Fever Iyphus Fever Cossssve fsSa kervsss,
Heart, Disease Of ?. Hoopns Cough, 0 lnAlL0n, issas
Heart Inflammation OF lunt l0 lnfammanoa OF Stomach.
Inflammation of L,er Irtea p-rnc- Msrssmus. ID.
Measle-, Modification. OH As- - Psi.y, PemAters
Birth. ~ Rupture OF lHtestaes, sCohs, Small for o. SCI
Ag,-Uudsr year III To years. Isg bso.R:
70 10; ~ 10 ~, 81 ~ 60 -. "a h9op 49, -
20. o. 20 10 NJ, soto o. 90 ~ To OO, o. uaAnowpt
Placer Maturity States. rl ireland, 70. knsssS.
Scotland Germany SOi France ~ Sweden. SstIsAs<.
/ frtssis. I; South twrrcs, urkno~n,
From Hospital Bellevue ~ Psn-nn,fy, bsckv.ls Island,
Luuae Asylum do, Randall, Island, 81 CITY hosetAi 10.
Ain. Iious@ Rackueil's Island. 4 Coior@d Persos.,s
A. W Wars. cv Iasssesas
Guy Brsr,cfo-, 0fes Avg II, 1854.
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SCoTT AND GRAHAM ASSOCIATION or
TIKI ELEVENTH wARD-A well attended and enthusi'
astc meeting of tbs efficient club held last night at
No % Avenue d, DANIEL HERRoE, Esq, 10 the Cnsir,
and LABAN c. STILES, Esq., Secretary. The room was
crowded with an attentive and highly intelligent audi
ence who were most carefully and assduousy attended
10 In the OF seats and standing places by officer
JoftN H. VAN TAsSEL, the SergesntatArms of the As.
sociaton.
ERAsrus Brooks Esq, made speech OF considerable
length, chiefly showing the great services OF General
scorr through the long series Of years In which ne has
stood between his country and outward danger. mr.
explained in detail the gallant conduct Of Gen s at
Lupdys Lane, and In his campaign In Mexico. lie
then referred TO the civil qualifications of our candi'
date lie contended that bis long public service had
vel qualified him for the Chief Magissrscy. Bat
more than this President MADISON had ten
dared 10 General Scorr the Office Of Secretary OF
War. He wss subsequently selected to 60 on
private and important mission to Europe. Then again
Gee. JACKSON selected him 70 settle the Imminent dan
gers Of civil war; which seemed almost inevitable in the
ca Of South Carolina Nullifcstop. These were most
tnpo'tan, and able civil services showing capacity
Get be Questioned The speaker then referred 70 inc
sngslsry humsne conduct Of Gen Scott In the removal
o. The Cherokees IL was one thing 10 be brave man
But quite another 70 be humane brave Then
esns The Boundary difficulties In Maine, and again
oemocn,ic President called Gen. scorr to civil
nss'on Of the utmost dehcacy, which he per.
"'nsd With conummass ability, the result OF
mich Ma the celebrated Ashburton treaty 10 which,
%ns frss tDe Great Byain surrendered her alleged
neAsse impress our sssmen. lCheep.l Aftor refer
80 70 Gen scerrs greet services In shs Canadian
s'ssa~ q 1887. Z. The speaker msds a sxsorss
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SUPERIOR CoURT-h Chambers
Judge Duer-Ha5sGs CGpns-A lad named Daniel
Donobue was brought up, In pursuance Of writ Issued
a; the rrquet Of MS istner and his discharge from tns
army, TITO which he enlisted about Is months 500,
aue.ied op the ground of minority IL appeared that
the Iao enlisted without the father consent or knovi
edge but that the father became infor net OF IL soon az
terwarc. but revsr any action I'LL now 10 regard to
The Court held tbs, the fahsr having scquesced Is
months IN me enlistment the acquiescepce amounted 70
consent; ana the lad was remaneei
SUPREME CoURT-Specia Term
Before Judge Roosevelt - Thomas Wake az. Tson-
as PtistH-This 1; action for ssnder by an Eps-
copal Clergyman, Rector OF s. Thomas Cuucch
Brooklyn a.sinst another Clergyman, son Of Hon NJ
Pnktn. the historian. residing n Connecticut The
damages are laid At $1,000 The comolsiut alleges
that 10 January 1850 defendant accused plsndF With
iphcelty as related ~ q young lady named Wooster
rescp. 10 New Haven, tina. he had seduced her, and
further thai he bad caused the crime Of abortion IL 70
also charged thst defendant said plsinnf wss deep
dyed villain
The present an application - amend the complaint
II being alleged By defense that Il does not contain any
recital statement Of any sp-.ch assertion ss 70
charge of SANDER of the plaintiff, ssd tha, said
pisrt IN repect Of said SANDER Is 50 indefinite thai the
precse nature Of the charge Is not spprent Tbs
order TO amend was granted, without cost"
L. S. MARsHAL's Charge Of
Larceny at Sed-Complsint made by the captain of
the ship Medemseh agans, Ar individual belonging 10
the vessel charging him with larceny at Ia pIoin
Ing ships proyisions. warrant was Issued
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Cowles.
Hin L,,cis sst. ii, Master Of he schr Hoa.sts-By
sesmsp OF Brilisn vessel 10 rec 80 wages The
plsntif and other, in February siEned shipping artt
cles 10 Liverpool for voyage 10 the Mediterranean or
Black Sea and from sny port where freight mig offer
and back port o. discharge In the United Kingdom
said voyage not 20 exceed twelve months. TIE vessel
proceeded Naples thence 10 Palermo, and from the
latter to EewYork On arriving here, the crew lethe
vessel contencipg that the shipping articles had been
violated, by deviation, and also by the hayins
be put upon short allowance IL stated that the
men old not know they 10 20 sew.York till
the cargo nearly all on board at Palermo. An at
tempt aso made to show thai the yosse on. of
gar, and sometimes short beef bread and
gar but generally this denied by the testimony OF
the cock and steward
In defense. II contended that tina II being Brit
sh vessel and the British subjects the Court had
jurisdiction Of the and tnai plaintiff, he telt
aggneveo sfoud apply to the Consul that the clause
In he shipping articles. "snd fTam any port waere
freight might 'ffer" and "that the voyage 10
tnue for twelve months gave the captain authority to
70 any port be mish tbioA best within said me and
that i've months Of the said twelve have not yet
PRED The Court held TO this view. Judgment for de-
fcndant.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

EXECUTIVE CoMMTTEE.-The City
Wing Committee met at the whg headquarters, Wash.
pg'on Hail. last evening and resolved TO call general
meeting of the Wings on Friday evening next, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to attend the State Con-
ventioD, The "a September, to select electors for
President and Vice President OF the United States
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EAmOng the manY attractions Of the

City, that is ps,ronz.d ehiey by the Lsdes Is
Columbian Hall No. 81 Grand ST. the center OF which Is
spencid assortment OF ch shs~s SILK and other Dre:
bOd Of the most oesuul patterns aud OF the newest fail
styles Grape and Cs,hmere Sha Wis usually sold for
ana $50 can be purchased for S2 and very rich and
heavy BrocsdS Sis fall styles quoed at 5 areac-
tuslly offered AZ - per yad Broca5e Silks, we'll worth Fl
per yard marked down IS plain and changsabe
Silks invoced at l5 cents will be sod for Is cents
ich Muslin de LANES Frepch patterns tall style at
"a cents. Enssh do at 49, cents per yard Well wonders
will never cease.
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UNIVERSITY AT LEwIsBURG.-The com
mencemen, o. the University at Lewsburg, Union Co
Pa, took place "wednesday last, the 18th inst
The Annual Address before the Society for Inquiry
was delivered on Sunday the 18th inst. by Rev. J.
Dowlhg D D., of Philadelphia The meeting oftne So
ciety Of Alumni WIS held Monday evening. J. Mer.
I'll Liup ESQ, Of Lewsburg, orator. Geo o. Ide, Esq,
of Pblsdephis Poet On Tuesday evening the Literary
Societies addressed by j. Bowen, Esq, of West
Chester, Pc.
The degree of A. B. was conferred on seven
young gentlemen, members of the graduating class !;
that OF M. in course, Mr. Ashton Reed NJ. d., of
Philadelphia
The following honorary degrees we're conferred
Doctor Of Divinity upon Rev Jnnn Jenkios of Hengoed
Wales; Doc,or of Philosophy on E. N. Elliott A. N.
Preside OF the Southern Scientific Institute Port Glib
son, Miss Master of Arts on Rev. Geo. kempson of
New. brunswick. n. j., Rev. T.. NJ Levy of West Phs.
delphia, and Rev John Emlyn Jones, Of PontyprIdd,
Wales
THIS new University 10 rapidly rising under the
of its distinguished President, Rev. Howard Malcolm,
d. ID. The Board of Trustees making continual
additions 90 ils means of usefulness Oae of the Fac.
atty Prof Geo W. Anderson will sail for Europe In
few days business for the Uuiver.ity TO make add
lions to its library, cabinets and apparatus.
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PmLADELpHrA SALES OF srocKs-.M ondsv.

fKS D.-FUsf Bo0ra-OO READING tSi< 2oO do, +sk ne
Penn hk SOL SIN Lehxh lot ~. s7ooO Sch Nav b. -
100 Lor Island, u 600 Alleshesy Co nR e'9s 10 sss
.nd hrcbs bs 29s .l0J Sch Nav pref 2tk tM0ns csak
Bds do, s q Lehsh Nav. Nj $40 Peun o. 1904 slr.
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R~ No rain, not even sprinkle, and
ths eight promise Of Sunday almost vanished. The
sky IL brass above us, the atmosphere 10 unpslpsble
dust and the earth the clnder-s ewn floor of
In the language of fossil politician, Our suferinss 10
intolsrab,e"
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
a. J. Deai0hrs formerly Lynch & Clarke 25l9 WaHa
1854. G M. Noon. . III. SPIN
Aug. 3.--.----..65 20 u
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FUNERAL SERMoN.-A funeral sermon
for the death Of the late Rev Bsrtholone~ Creaga,
pastor of the Methodist f. Church, in North tiftht,
Fifth preach ID In tea, house on Sunday even
ipg, at 6 O'Clock, BY Rev. 5. Prime, D. d. his tsNs
wa from the Ola. Psaln I4th 18th and 9th verses
The moot marked attention was paid 70 the discourse,
which was ainly repetition OF one preached ~ ne
decessed pastor the l4,h of March last; aud which
mpch impressed the speaker REV. Mr. Phne) VINO
Impressed his mind as old that lie slso placed the
deceased above all other preschers 10 his estimation,
that he ever heard, except one and he included hts
own Denomination (Prcsoy tertan) In the stsfe nenh
During the exercises on this occasion the pulpit altar
gallery and chandeliers we're drsped In black, a. en
beD. of mourning. The services we're continued until
late hour