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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
The Division Plan.

Since newCounty buildings must soon BE-
made, the Diyisionists propose that the
towns having the bencfts of Courts, &c,
shall pay the first cost Their plan is tc
have County Buildings erected sohol.y l5
prica'c s"Jscriptia4, without any tax upon
the people nsy~AND IF BUILDINGS ARE
NOT so FURNISHED, TIE COUNTY WILL
NOT EE DIVIDED.
Uhoterer the cost may be, must be full.
ly made up,and bona-tilc guarantees,to be
approved by Judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be .Erst furnished.
The County Seats in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS of all who
are concerned
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Yellcyy Fever Snec;tic.

1. hewitt Steele, Esq, Charge d Af
fairs Of the United States at Venezuela
has addressed the Department of State in
reference to plant indigenous in the vi.
entity Of Caracas, which has been found to
be sovereign specific for the yellow fever.
The plant is known in the South Ameri
can fora as the "Ver6cna Drazilicnzi,"
and is spoken Of by Humboldt as the
''fcrbena Caracasana. 1t is 1r,bable
that the plant already exists in the United
States, but if not, it may be readily culti-
waited in the Southern States. Mr.. Steele
has forwarded package Of the seed, a
part Of which the Secretary of State has
placed in the hand of the government hor-
tlculturist at Washington, and the remain
der has been forwarded to a distinguished
gentleman connected with the Medical
University at New Orleans. If the plant
possesses the eminent mechanical virtues
ascrihed 20, it its introduction in our ma
tcria medica is matter of FIRST Importance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

NEW IDEA, AND NOT BAD.-An "Um-
brelia Association" has commenced opera
tons in London, for the purpose of hiring
out umbrellas and parasols in wet and
sultry weather, the borrower to lodge a
shilling for the cafe return of the article,
and to pay one penny an hour for the
loan. The company have already laid in
a stock of $4,000 umbrellas and rarasols,
and intend forming several district depots
in Lcndon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
ISSUE LIST, SEPT. L. 1858.

1SStE Llol, CEfI. L lCOo.
Daniel OTIS Ex'rs vs.. Elizabeth OFT
Simon Daniels ct al VS. Jacob " smiths Executors
Henry 'cnis Eyer VS. Asoumminss '-H's
Jonathan Xeers 5 l. Beck
Frederick il Weed Vim Wilson (flrmer)
Becker ( Weller Charles stees
Geo Chapel and wife vs. John Murphy and wifi,
Sarah Stall vs. Peter Bechters Exrs
Jacob Specs IS Peter Ilulmcl-(i suits)
james Brass BeuevilIe potts
Frederick Boendcr } Mitchell and Mitchell Jr
Hartman for Adams v Wagonseer
John Mennng D piefcndeTfer
Clement Masser VS. lounsman Walter
VS. J,hn IL Hess
Ioungman Walter
J W Smiths Exers VS. Valentine Hare
Charles Mos,r vs. John Fisher &c
Peter Eichter's Ex'rs W Wayonseller
struble and Lott II IIassenplugh ct al
VIM Young WIN Young
Frederick Richter Jr Hartman .Jr with no. to Garn
Jonathan Gem5crliny with no. to Garn.
Abraham Wolfe Peter Wolfe
Peter Wolfe Va Abraham Wolfe
James ICreight Danl nengler
Miller Son Erringer VS. Jarcs Smith
.i"hn Ellis ct al vs. Martin ct al Garnishas
NJ Fisher Hartman
Abraham Wolfe vs. saml Wolfe
Germ Reformed Church vs. Evang Lutheran Church
Danl hengler James MCreight
A Cummings VS. DR. IL Iottenstein
and wife
Peter s.w, Wsl-h VS. ': I HGsTy W:,.n welsh
Christ Frck Henry W Crotzer
W,n M.nry y, snyder VS. John snyier's Admir-
VIM Nasonseer vs. John ii Fisher
Henry Eyer John Cummings with no.
S, S,nii u bipishause VS. Piper and Crotzer with no.
Nm Wagonseer Ellis and = Hartman
John SnyIers Admir- J Cummings with no.
John hessier, shif VS. Christian Schrayer
j Lewis Admr VS. IL n Baekhouse
same VS.
tobt Stadden @ Lawrence with no,
Jacob lioch Jr VS. Pbiiip Bronner
Hannah Hummel VS. Peter Uummcl
Mary lieich!ey VIM Rcichley
BENIN Long l. 2 Tecd
Eliphalet Benedict vs. Jacob Moore
J Painter aud Bishop Jr VS. Henry Musscr et nj
Charles stces George Kimbel
Jonathan Arbogast VS. Wm Arbogast
keu5en Bobb John Shipion
David Spsyd VS. Bowcrsux's Ain,rs
'iessing.r Cronrath vs. II q " iIirh
saine vs. Henry High
samuel Fisher vs. Andrew Ilc Rel
HFaadcn's Admir- E..st ur Insurance Co,ppanv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Statistical Comparison.

Gov. Bigler, of California, comparing
that State with others, says -" In horses
she is in advance Of fifteen of the States ;
in mules, Of twenty-six States; mich COWS,
of twelve States in work oxen, of eight I;
value of live stock, of twenty States ;
barley, on'y equalled by New York ;
potatoes, next to New York, and more
than one half of all produced in the Union;
wheat, greater than ten Of the States
oats, three-fcurths of the other States
hay, exceeding nine of the States mining,
without parallel; fruits, exceeding all the
States in variety, and onc-half Of them in
quantity produced.
"There is a capital of SOS, 500 ,2Cs
employed in agriculture, real estate and
improvements. Her mines are yielding at
the rate Of slO0,00O,o0O a year. From
January to the 30th Of May, 1858, there
entered 4S7 vessels, of 249,O33 tons, and
cleared 1855 vessels, of 272,245 tons.
"ln March, lS4I, Icrba Buena (now
San Francisco contained about $50 mud
and frame houses, and when Mr. Sample
started the first newspaper, it was consid-
cred poor venture, as it was said the
Place would not support one for the next
twent yycars."
The first house in St Louis was erected
in l7G3. When the first census was ta-
ken, in 1920 the population was $500;
in 1850 it was $4,000; and now, 1858, it
numbers 95,0OO-tie average increase be-
ing fraction over LOCO per annum since
1868, in which year the site of the city
was selected by Laclede as a trading post.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

SAD AccDENT.-On yestraday MORN
ing part of the sewer, now being con-
siructed in Market street. caved in, cover
ing German laborer, named Frederick
Launer, who was engaged in it. When
extricated, it was ascertained that he was
horribly crushed and life was extinct. He
had but recently arrived in this country.
He leaves wife and mother to mourn his
loss.-Ha'risJury Union, 81 dug.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

GEN. TAYLOR S FAMILY.-TheS St Louis
Hputiican says: In noticing the death of
Col, Bliss, several Of the papers have
fallen into the error of suppssing that Mrs
Bliss was the only surviving member of
Ten TayiOr's family. This is an error.
lhcre Is sister, the wife of DR.. Wood,
Surgeon T. S. Army, and Col. Taylor,
Son OF General Taylor, both still living.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02


rs" Col. Fremont, says the National
Ate'1'ycncer, has left Washington to COM
mence his explorations of the country be-
tween the Mississippi and the Pacific, and
especially in the Rocky Mountains and
Sierra Nevada. lie proceeds to the Mis-.
souri, frontier, and will go over the route
which he proposed in 1859, when he
was stopped by the deep SHOWS. Bcliov-
ing in practicable pass through the
mountains, and good route that way, he
means to solve the question to his own
satisfaction. For that purpose he propo-
ses to make double expedition, one in
the autumn and one in the winter, going
out before the SHOWS fall, to see the face of
the country, and returning after the SHOWS
and in them, to ascertain their depth and
prevalence. He deems winter explora-
ton necessary, and proposes to be again
at the head Of the Del Norte at the same
season that his progress was impoded there
in lStS-'49. Col. Fremont has no con-
nection with the Government, or with any
He takes with him an escort of
Indians and mountain men.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
IEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER

AGRICULTURAL.-The Officers of the
Union County Agricultural Society will
meet at New Berlin at Pm. of the first
Tuesday of Sept. Court, to make the final
arrangements for the first Fair. All sub
scriptious should be brought in at that
time. o. y. WoRDEN, Rec. See.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

CAPTURE OF JoAoUIN.-This celcbra-
ted murderer, We learn by the arrival of
the Northern Light from California, has
been captured and bebeaded A San Fran
cisco paper says intelligence was received
in that City from Quartzburg, that the
notorious Joaquin, the freebooter and
murderer had 1t length been captured and
killed, at the Pancha Pass, by dctach-
ment of Captain Lows party, headed by
Captain B'rus. Joaquin's party consisted
Of six men, three Of whom effected their
escape. Aficr desperate resistance, and
the fall Of the;r leader, the other two were
captured. Joaquin was beheaded, and
the trophy preserved in spirits.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
AllTIONj

FNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
i the Firm of CHRIST Il FnIcK between
Levi B. Christ and George A. Frick in the
Foundry Business, is this 2ith day of June
1853 dissolved by limitation. Coca. Frick is
alone authorized 10 settle the business of the
Firm, except in case of his absence from home
when l.. u. Christ Will attend to the same.
l.. u. CHRIST,
GEO. A. FRICK.
n. u. All persons indebted IL said Firm are
requested TO make payment Of the same by the
ISL DAY OF October next-after which time all
accounts Will be left with a Justice for immed-
late collection. 4sO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Inform alton Wanted

Information Wanted
.nF WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ship carpenter,
" aged 90 years, about feet 10 in. hirh'
stout made, light hair and complexion, blue
eyes. He left Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. in
march, 1851, to go 10 Buffalo, n. Y, in search
OF employment. He was in bad health, anil
went TO the Hospital, where he remained seye-
raj weeks-was afterwards hurt. at a shin.
yard. HIS last letter was dated Buffalo, 2Oih
sept 1892, In which he stated he would he
nome IN weeks-since which time no ,idings
Whatever have been had of him. Any in(or.
nation OF his whereabouts or ate.wil be most
gratefully received by his distressed wife.
MARY ELLIOTT.
LeWisburg, Union Co. Pa June 29, 1853.
U'Builalo papers please notice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

n9-Thc /, ,luocracy Of EorlhumJ'd Co.
have Icu,n.;vl Paid Montgomery for
Assembly, SimonSny ..er.or { Commissioner,
Francs n. BucLer for Treasurer, and w.
NJ. Rockefeller for District Attorney.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

R-g~The last Table in the Division arti-
Gle on our first page, has the last two col
umns enormously added up. 1t should
stand as follows:
The ic!io'c eote of the county last year
we also copy, to show where THE VOTE
vet to come is located:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

r.a-Thc Democrats Of Lyconi.ug county
have ncminatel-for
Ass ,:ubly-John B. Beck; Sheriff
Abraham Bulb; Treasurer, j. II. Roth
rock Comm aor, Il. s. Lyon; Dis
trict Attorney, j. = = II.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

1t is stated that the Circassians had
taken by storm the Russian port Chorpuk
Kalc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
MHIG NnMINATInNs

Assembly, Wm. Fearon, ir !; Comnis
sioner, Gen. John Heckman Treasurer
Robert White; Auditor, Hugh Delyins
Surveyor, Wm. Chatham; Prosecuting
Attorney, d. VI. Lusk, Esq.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Cbsose bs;wfsn tbe }j!ans
Union County Business.
4 fCs RE' s'rOclaD,atiO,l-W the
~ Hon. ABM 5 WILSON, President Judge

Hon. ABM WILSON, President Judge
for the 10th Judicial District. consisting of the counties
Of Union and N.iiin and JAC,E VITTlHEYEg ani JAMES
MARSHALL i~l rires, Associate Jud-es in Union county.
have tsuol t''!r prcccrt l,arus date the 2Sh day OF
May, 49, and to directed, for the holding Of Or
rnahS Court court OF Common Pleas over aud Ternner,
aud general Quarter SESSIONS at NEW BERLIN, for the
county ct Du."', on the srr1Hd N1dIy Of SEPTEMBER
2fzf Ltrt the th day 1888, and to continue two weeks.
NOTICE u therefor" hereby gwen to the Coroner,
justices Of th" Fence ard 'onstabes in and for the
y OF tnn 10 appear IN their own proper persons with
their Roll. Records Inquistons, Examinations. and
otncr Ecmenbances, To do those things which Of their
Offices and in their behalf appertsn to be done and all
witnesses and other rosecutng in behalf of the
Commonwealth against any person persons arr re-
quir.d he then attending, and not depart
without leave at their peril Justiccs requested to
be punctuai in their attendance at the appointed
agreeable to notice
Given under my hand and seal a the Sherins Office in
New beTn, the 3Jt day of JuIe in the of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ftythree and in the
seyenysi&th year of the lnGercnen Of the United
states of Amor God sare tie Commonwealth.
JOHN kES>ItI, NrriT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Tavern Stand for Rent.

|NHE valuable Tavern Stand, now in the
Il occupancy of VIM. II. Diesher. in Chillis.
Iuaque township. at the end of the Lewisburc
briase, Is offered for rent. and possession will
De gwen on the lst day of April next. Ii is a
good location ior public house, and has been
uoihS Sood business. Enquire of
FRICk Il SIIFER.
Lewisburg, March %. 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

CLINTON CoUNTr.-The following ticket
has been placed in nomination by the De
mocracy Of Clinton County:
Assembly, Geo. }. E.drod; Treasurer,
Lyons Mnesina; Commissioner, Geo "
iialcrhsLe; b.s'l;ct Attorney, John J.
Abrams; S"rveyor, james David Au-
G.tJr, joseph M,Iiikcn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
PUBLIC Sis.E.

"HL be sold at the public house of c.
w ID Kline, Lewi>burg. on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day ofSeptember, 1883, at 10 o'clocl,
A. NJ, tract Of timber land IN White Deer
township, Union County, adjoining land of
James finney and others, containing 20 acres
10 perches.
BY order of the Orphans Court of Union
County. SAUL MCCORMICK,
Aug. 10, 1858. Admr Of Tics Hood, dcc'd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Grand Jurors-Sept. T. 1853.

UlSttEg'0n-GC C. Meyer NEiaIurg-J. D. Sitter.
htNy-John i,cckrl. flavel Clingan.
IsnaS-jn Ea-an, II. H. ietrick, Geo. H. Miller In Fry
Netr BeFiai-Salnl Aurand. Josiah Weakley.
c.Hter-J Spaii, A. r. Gift 4 Hassirgcr, y. >chwenck
HdTdsy-bal'l hineainan. tC. Wtilcy.
Vat EGrrr-tiro Erb, Geo kncrp.
I%rH-iouas Snyder. u. BpFr'o-ila- NctzaL
Hh,te D,sr-Sanh Marshall B4JlIo-Jacob Derr.
LinrsLDla.-If.h. Lln-r- LnlI r.I-nr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

Lord, believe: help thou my unbeef.
Philosophical argument, especially that
drawn from the vastness of the Universe,
in comparison with the apparent insignif-
cance of the globe, has sometimes shaken
my reason for the faith which is in me :;
but my heart has always assured and re-
assured me that the gospel of Jesus Christ
must be divine reality. The sermon on
the mount cannot be a merely human pro-
ductlon. This belief enters into the very
depth Of conscience The whole history
OF man proves it. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

HEALTH OF MoBILE.-Dwing the week
ending the 20th inst, there were 81 deaths
in Mobile, of which 80 were Of yellow fe-
yer. For the forty-eight hours ending
the 22d there were additional fever
deaths. The disease is said to be on the
decline. At night tar is burned on all the
streets. The big Wetcmpka, which sailed
from Mobile few days ago for New Or
leans, was compelled to return, in conse-
quence of the captain, mate and some of
the crew having taken the fever.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

PIrTsBURGH, Aug. 30.-Thc sum of
$4,000 has been contributed in this city
in aid of the sufferers at New Orleans,
and transmitted to the Howard Associa-
ton. Collections are still being made,
and the sum will probably reach $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

MAI large and desirable property on
i the corner OF Marke, and Water Sis.
"cii situated for residence, for business,
or tor residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House contain.
ing large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
and Washhouse adjoins, and i, has also :,
large cement Cisicrn. Pump and We'll OF
good water, and all the necessary out
buildings. '''
, ror terms tsc. apply to GEO. F. Muller.
Esq. s. T.. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
BEMnCRATrC NOMINATIONS

Assembly, DR. Ckas.R. Foster, Fhiiipsbnrg
Commissioner, ,Jo ohm IIosterman, iIaines II
Treasurer, Col Wm. II. Blair, Bellefontc.
ID Attorney. Jas. IL, Rankin, Bcliefonte.
County surveyor, Hlijah Lewcs, Potter tp.
Auditor, Samuel T. Herring, Gregg Up.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
TRAVERSE .TI'POR.S.

IItI |ERNE JTRORN
L'c5slHE-T Christ, II p pShricr OR Worse. FSpy ker.
heHy-rkaufman, b.Nol, II Hartman, J.kelIy, S.Iause
ChGpwGIt-PhiiP Ilerro!d SHInl Sholl.
B>aCe.-joln Netze John i. Smith.
HBGey-Jn I. Wilson. 1LOs N'Curdy.
Easts.lJ lJtoa-Ant. Spccht. p. Houtl, J. Keeler.
Nsty BsTiia-SaIul Hunt. : B. Winter
ItDHSJ IL. Erilry, iGernan, II. .KciSer. W. Hughes
ed Eescer-A " ircmar.. l.. frcrs A. Uh D. Alter
ISITy-'ieo. hoffman, v M hrbosa>t, in Bay.
J;itOi,-Sanu uel Smith. Charles Cawlev.
IIiHsstoR'-J. Reber q. Chambers, L. Chambers, Geo
UiSt BgBfio-t;eorgc Iiixun. Mitchell
BilBlio-S. Henbach T. lreel, j. Wise, A. Stchler Jr
White Deer-Amus kaufman.
Nl7dLecreeE--.IOhn Bicke
MlfinbUyg-Dani-l BOccureif
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

There will also be offered for sale, on the
premises, commencing at o'clock. z. NJ, Of
SATURDAY., Sh October
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

DIVISION DIsTRIcrs. NEUTg,L. ANri DIVISION
Perry 233 Center 27l New5cr!in li3
Washictn 227 Middlcrk 1870 Limestone l59
Chapman 27S Union 297 Centervi.e l47
Penns $50 Bullalce 2is Beaver 307
East Buff. us w. Buff 1871 W. Beaver 2 /
Lewisburg 426 Mifilinbg I73 -
Kelly 1863 Hartley 39t 90.
White n,o,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

THE TOMB OF WEBsrER.-A marble
block has been placed in front Of Mr..
Webster's tomb at Marshfeld-similar to
those which he erected in memory of his
wife, son and daughters-which bears tile
following inscription:
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Born Jan. Is, 1882,
Died Oct. 2l, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

'l'he most conspicuous object in the
ranks WAS Il single s. llcndid piece Of pure
coal, weighing two tons and a quarter, on
wagon drawn hy four horses, and serving
rs a pedestal for miner standing Greet
in full costume, begrimcd and sooty, with
pick in hand, and lamp lit, all ready for
D-crl-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02

PETIT JURORS cd Heeh)
NIHiHbUg-J. Gotshall, Christian SiilIhousc
CsH,tre-P. VI. 9.arke, Jacob swarm, Jacob F.Im,y
Hi-lay''H-J. Il. H,ig.l, q. Hlisll. j. S
Hest I't"d0-Jac"b FOX u. c Hlal,s, u. Boyer.
tnIqJ.Y rrr las kelly, " Brcylnan J. Brcwn,
Net0 Be1,ih--A T. Schnee. ~. Montgomery, j. Norton.
EeIrer-tioc. Miller. Henry Kern. ". C. fugie.
{esns-.Iohn fierspn, Geo. Deaiiick, JAS. Jarrett.
HlTtlsy-W. huntington j. S.chl.r. a. Broucler, Mark
Uhs De.FD. Eennag" j. Eanck. lialfrenny. J. Dehl.
ChaPmda-J. Raick, }. Secchris II. Hcrrold.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
S6es
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CENTRE CouNTY.-The Wing County
Convention which met in Bellefonte las:
week, passed a resolution in favor of Col.
a. e. CURTIN, for Governor, and nomi-
mated Col. ANDREW GREGG, for the Le-
gislature. Resolutions were passed in IA
vor of the sale Of the Public Works.
They also nominated for
Commissioner, Geo.W. Shoup, Haines.
Treasurer, VIM Harris, Bellefonte.
Co Surveyor, Abram Elder, Half Moon.
p Attorney, f., blanchard, Bclicfout.
Auditor, Ira Fisher, Bcegs.
Temperance men have also nominated
Col. Gregg.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
Patent Gas REGULATOR.

The inventor Or. Riddler,) of this economical and
useful instrument, deserves the thanks of the pas
consuming community The saving effected by the
use OF II will be found fully 25 per cent i'm every
sons gas bill. Ii can be adjusted as to SUNNY
the gas at any desired pressure less than that of the
street, and when once adjusted, the Regulator will
commune 10 supply the gas at that pressure uniform
II, without requiring further or attention. and
independent OF all the fluctuations of the street pres
sure An additional advantage obtained by this Reg
ulaior Is ight OF more agreeable quality i'm place
OF the bueiS white color of the ordinary gas light,
occasloned by the high pressure at which the gas is
consumed. AS an evidence of its practical utility.
1t Is now in opposition in rome of the principal Ho
res ana large store keepers in New York city, who
all bear favo able testimony TO it, value II has AL
so received tue united commentators of the nress
no el proprIetors and s:orekeepers in the city of
ashnglon and It's vicinity DESTROYS to avail them
themselves OF the ecOnOmiser can obtain all further
information by calling on the subscrib r, who has
hiea one OF these Regulators up in his store. and
will give an illustration oft '
EDWARD NJ. BOTELOR ~
Practical Gas litter and Plumber,
South West corner of 9th and streets
aug 90 =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

their division, as against the Wings for
the chance of dividing the spoils. The
Wings of New York are not divided among
themselves on single question Of prlnci-
pie; whereas, the Democrats there are so
divided. The division lin the Wing par
ty) on slavery is not one of principle, for
both wings are of one mind as to the in
stitution of slavery, and with the excep-
ton of a few thousand Abolitionists who
misscall themselves Wings, all agree as to
the right of the South under the Consti-
tuition in this connection. This is the
first case in which party out of power
have been so hopelessly divided. just
now it seems that they can never come
together again. This, by the by, is no
less the declared opinion of the Tribune
than of the New York Express. The AL.
bany State Register violent Silver Grey
clings to an opposite view: but with that
Journal the wishis Gather to the thought, y
all its hope of much longer existence cen
| tering in the possibility of Wing union in
the next election.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
The Wing Party in New York.

The Wings in New York turn out to be
quite as disorganized as the Locofocos
there, if not more so. Horace Greely's
declaration that the party is dissolved
proves to be fixed fact. AS in the case
of their opponents, the split is nominally
over the slavery question, though as is
also the case with the Democrats, other
issues are really operating more power
fully to produce this state Of things with
them. The jealousies and rivalries of
leaders are potent causes of trouble. So,
also, are schemes upon the State treasury,
and upon the pockets Of the peop.o to be
reached through the desired granting of
favors in legislation at Albany. These
same two causes ere the real elements of
tie trouble existing cmong the New York
Democracy, who are also afflicted with
third evil, which helps greatly to increase
the bad feeling among them. Thus, they
cannot stand prosperity; struggling as
bitterly among themselves concerning