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BY ba ance on hand

The San Francisco Herald of the OH says
We learn from an authentic source, that complaint
was filed yesterday with the United States district ato-
against Capt Sampson of this i'll iated steamer Tor
laughter, under act Congress- and that process
was Immediately issued for his arrest that learning
that such process was issued he furnished sasac
tory security Tor bis appearance Monday o-morrow)
morning, 10 answer TO any charge that may be preferred
against him
We also informed ha, grand jury will Mt once be
applied for, and that thorough and searching examine
ton will take place all The causes OF the loss of the
steamer and that nothing whatever will be spared the
part OF those charged with The responsibility Of hs in
vesugaton 10 see that every fact and circumstance
neced with il shall be elected In The mean time is but
act Of justice the defendant that public opinion shall
be suspended until the evidences furnished on which a
Just and lar conclusion can be based
III there has been misconduct, negligence or inaen-
ton to their respective duties by the captain engineer
pilot, or other person on board SAID snip, whereby this
loss OF LIE occurred let IT be made known through the
appropriate channels, and while nothing should be ex-
ienua ed, let nothing be set down in malice We are
aoundanty assured thai full complete and thorough
Investigation will be made and that The sets of Justice
VIII not be the less because they may stem to be
slow.
FROM MINES.
From the mining regions the news is as usual of an
encouraging nature The floods have subsidized Al Sa-
crameno, the height attained by the water was greater
Than was ever tefoe reached The occupancy OF the
country by the Americans The Calaveras Chronicle an
nonhees call Tor public meeting, 10 be held for tho
purpose o Organizing system Of common schools TIA
Town. nc mnes IN The vicinity OF Caavefas have ex
peeneed alternate snow and rain showers lie OF con
siderable hi knees formed one or two nights On the
tooih iork Of the Csaveras about mile from the bridge
very good dsggs have been struck averaging 70 cents
per bucket
All along the north branch OF The Casveras The miners
are doing very well al present Miners above Shasts
are doing very we'll Very rich disgtnss are found on
the spot occupied the site of Weaverville Severe
fsins had temporarily retarded the progress OF rebuilding
the burnt portion oil the The mners around freks
were doing WELL especially in the deep diggngs in hal
Immediate vicinity On Gteenhorn, two and hall miles
IRON freka, company Of men are averaging upward
oil sloaper day each. lump Of pure gold. weighing
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embraced the military career. Some twenty hive wears
ago he was to Vienna On his return he hied
lie posts OF Minister of Commerce, Baru hane Naz'r,
&C. bat particularly known by hs long services
a. Master OF the Ordnance and Minister OF Quarantine
He is esteemed by the Sultan and said TO posses much
personal influence
The Master OF the Ordnance is Nabik Paeha, good
soldier and man OF proDily He travelled 10 various
parts OF Europe in his youth and has acquired the French
language He has been many years absent from the cap
ls al The pachak of Bas dad and was nominated 10 his
present functions on the tall Of Felix Ahme Pacha
Capoudan Pacha Mahmouj, Minister OF the Marine,
has served long in the army IN posts OF disheton ana
succeeded the present Grand Vizler Mehemet ALI al Inc
Admiralty.
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KY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auc,,oneer.
Ap e9-eod

d
l. INTENSIVE SALE OF PRINTING MATERIAL.--on wedncs-
u May 25h ~ O'clock shall sell NJ the Congress
Printing office of Boyd Hamilton, in Majors build
Pennyivana ui his
stock Of printing material and Office furnuro
single cylinder Tayor patent beds AN By 81 These
nearly In particular,
siug. cylinder Hoes bed 81 by Al 4. perfect
/ Washington press bed 20 by 40
Smith press bed 20 by 81
Standing pt.ss, bed "a by 70, new
stationary eugne 10 power with boilers, ehmneys and
fixtures
fount 5000 pounds Small Plea
/ do 1850 do do
2,s92 pounds BREWER, $50 pounds English
Also leaders, figures quotations. suss, seabbards In ample
Quantities.
25 chases, 30 stands, $50 cases
Very superior imposing stones, sticks, rules
Meal aud who'd furniture, stoves, desks, shafung
fuO with blocks, If useful congressional
very large necessary we'll
furnished printing othce.
Terms aud cash $50 and under $500 sixty
days; $500 credit FOR satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May 3-eod Aucioneer
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4 a. Thomp-
informs her TREND. pnbie that she has
from the side Of r. 18th south side
opposite former residence houses
Reed furnished
Gnbl aud Il prepared TO accommodate gentlemen
neatly furnishsd aud board In The best style.
faite,s beefto satisfaction all
pstrpnse her.
The locality very pleasant desirable one within one
square OF pubic departments.
May 5-eodst
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

NRUSTEES SALE.By virtue of deed OF trust executed BY
james Parsons deceased dated the a day OF April 1874
Washington
Columba Liber w. b. No. l"7 fohos AZ 4i2, Alb
AIS undersigned surviving mention in said deed
will sell public auction Monday the 3Oh day Of May 1853
the auction of James O. McGuire at occk all The
e in said deed OF trust 10 the
numbered 90 numbered
hundred i66 lying and being within the
Washington described the of said city, with
the improvements
Terms fourth cash. and the in three equal
and nine month be given for the
ments, satisfactorily endorsed with interest
resell the Of
complied day Of sale All
yeyunces al tho expense of the purchaser. ! III
JOHNSON HELEN
JAMES ADAMS,
Surviving Trustees.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 2s-law Auctoncer.
Will be added
Lot No TO- square, fronting ~ feet 7h street west
south and running back % feet 10 3Jiec alley
No 40 between 9th and 7i
running back ~ inches 3fee niey in the
same square. Terms rs above.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
An 30-Icw Auctoneer.
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Mar 28-Iaw
Will be added


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
i WASuNGTON.On Tuesday afternoon, May 81, at ocoek
MCGUIRE shall
March H. 1851 and duly recorded in Ii
2l2, Of land records of
a called haddock's Hill,
situated turnpike Bladenbng about u miles d ant from
Washington, about land, with good
u dwelling and all necessary oubuildings
residue In equal payments,
March H. 1884, March H. 1855, secured by deed OF
and bearing interest from day OF sale.
THOs. CARBERY, Tm-tee.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap e9-eod Aucuonecr
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A DDITIJNAL Supplies pf Gents Eurn,shiau a.oa.
n have returned from New York ire
making STICK At this time sr varied cooprre md
dedy me best have ever had the pleasure offer
public.
ciod articles, moderate Prices dealing may 81 Al. time.
be relied on ~ calling at
CHARLES ". LANES
nat Gap ana eennemens Furnishing Establishment.
May s-aaw3wf penn.yivapia ave,s. p..r d Y .,yss,
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IOHH y. GhLLhHEH, late laird Audaor Of the
Treasury, claims before Congress
ahi thousands. OAice residence on
gb between and y opposite hs sieodst
church, May 3--rs,di mif
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fk,HE AMAZON RIvEH, los valley an, Trto"ssr'esi
their climate productions. population cspshtnes o. nsss'
trade sc NC, Se by Lieut.. Msnry, United snes navy.
Jus, pub'ished volume tpamphisD With map
fHAfsh lHth'''
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opposite Hall, avenue together WIN
lodging rooms rooms, will rented furnished or un
FURNISHED office small fauiy
and immediately Inquire tho prerise or at
Mrs mosy's store, above the Iron Hail.
May s--3nf.
DWELLING HOUSE wANrED.-The subscriber wants to
nt house Cor family his store, 10 get ase
SION mnediseJ, or by the FIRST Of June
JOHN N. BUTHMANN,
=. Wine dealer, Penn svrnue south side,
may Sur between Az and 9th streets.
NPECTACt.Es- Something new.-we IN attention 10 a
~ new nrcs spectacle, with which made
10 STREET accordance with the Berg
adapted 20 The they enable
without changing the position Of the
The frsns u Improvement being mo
made, annoyance Of
the hair, Ste.
Tine with large assortment NJ
offered the lowest possible
w CALF 4 bso Jewellers
Sign OF the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
MAY s-3tIf and 10th streets,
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.,uru y.t.rauI.,s .rOC< LEFG.--we hsve m uch vao-
sts stock len on our shelves % which sell
Al cost sos many articles much teas thsn cost
o. n, ces ir sb linens, at tsS ccuts per yard
so
,., .,b al md cheap cnou ~ 20 hay by until
81 piece. "scotci pdi." for chdrens wear, dollar
onaIity ,,r IS cents and ~ % qu ,ty cor 81 u5
10 ~ CO. pcdu ckings, all prices
sdped linen drnr for 0en,iemen's and boys
tai
3u pieces bonbssios and apacas, all prices
ladies' best Md all coors at rs
rs dozen genemen Kid gloves all coors, hes, quality 90 cents
pair
reces handsome and furniture prin styles
IS pieces iosey a elsn Of the quality and colors
q pieces real Manchester goghss good quality, and
{
With other desirable goods all Of which must SELL ws
do not desire to pack them up.
We daily expecting all aes ndee'edto
- PERRY BROTHER,
May j0-dtif Opposite Centre MARKET
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SANDWICH ISLAND NEWS.

The brig Eliza Taylor arrived San Francisco on the
6ih from Lahaima, by which we have received the Poly
nesian 10 the 9Th OF March
northeast storm, accompanied With rain OF great
severity passed the islands, experienced
at Honolulu between the 2jtb and Goth OF February:
Great inconvenience felt in dschafging ships and
transacting out door work. bot serious danger re-
on shore.
Tie clipper-barqus Pathfinder. Capt Macy, arrived at
Honolulu on the 18th OF February, fourteen days from
Hong Kong.
King kanehsmeha has issued convocation, eau ng q
meeting oil the house Of mobiles and representatives OF
the people on the FIRST Wednesday u Aprll 80
The mslpox brought from California oy the Cnsries
Mallory has not extended beg ond the single case on board
that vessel.
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pleasant furnished chambers Inquire between 1911
20h streets, frame standing back, north side o
The above house is and half squares from winde
building retired and beautiful location.
Also, fnr bries stable for four horses.
lay St.
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The 10th Session
OF TIE
LcWisburg Academy

- Ia commence on MoSp.r, October Ism.
: ~ ne course OF Instruction ia this Ipst,u,op
a'cuiaied 10 prepare Youths TO sp,,r vol.
lege' or for general business. An br.nchss ~ =,
d .noroush Academic course, including Law.
suaseS' Mathematics, and General Ii,s,.,r1s
are taught. A'efa'uis,
ne present session affords good onno,,u,i,
lor improvement TO Young Men rsl't Ioi.uhiy
TN .he neishborhocd. who are al ls,snrs I;"s d"s "a
the Winter months. euiIHs
Iom position and Defamation will r...;r.
="i aTs s,,,sI a1ehon. All gross, immora! pracn,-s
are S','e''y prohibited, bolh in and stonr n.
school L; and kindness, Courtesy ard ,ri-,,
encouraged ful"'' a's
Inc Subscriber is desirous to secure ! class
Of Young Ladies. D'e e'd>S
=. isn'tn-for Languages $40. Higher Ep,.
lsh IS, and Common Branches Sc. rer sss.,n.
Oc,, 1890 IohN RANDOLPH.
Principal.
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The Farmer.
For the IewisburS Cnrnn;ols.
Proceedings of Union Co. Agricultural
Society.

VS:SSys
New BERLIN, Feb. II, 1858.
The Society having been called to order,
the Corresponding Secretary Of the Socie.
ty, was appointed to act as Recording Sec
retary, pro tenn, in the absence of Mr..
Wordeu.
On motion, John Meyer of Kelly, and
George Dauoerman of Middlecrcek, we're
elected Vice Presidents, to fill vacancies
existing in their respective townships.
On motion Of John Wilt, Esq, the sec.
cnd Thursday Of October was fixed upon
as the time for holding the First Annual
Fair of the Society.
The Society then proceeded to select
the place at which the Fair should be held,
and New Berlin, having a majority of all
the votes, was selected.
On motion, the Vice Presidents for each
district were requested to appoint COM
mittee to solicit members for the Society,
within their district.
The Executive Committee was also re-
quired to report to the next meeting a lis,
Of articles and products, for which prcmi
ums should be offered.
Adjourned to meet in New Berlin, on
the first Tuesday Of the May Court.
RICHARD V. B. LINCOLN,
Rec. Sec, pro TEN.
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GRAYDON'S FORMS,
NEW AND FOURTH EDITION

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ain this work (BISNss JUsrIcE) and its companion,
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New ~ Shop.

Samuel SIifer has jus, opened shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
LyndalTs Bookstore, where he is prepared to
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all XIII. ds,
for Ladies. Misses. Men and Boys Ais, for
sale, GUN SHOES of all sizes. R.r.1n1,o
done as usual.
Produce Of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
By punctuality, and using good materials in
the very best way, he hopes to share the pat.
ronaSe of a discriminating public.
Lewisburg Nov. IL, 1852
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TAILORING.

~ IHE subscriber having taken the .h,,
- lately occupied by Samuel Ammon ~
10y Ammon & Montgomery, on asrke,
snee hew'sburs. is now prepared to e,esur,
Iuoihs and Making of Clothes acecrdin. to
.he latest Fashions and on the mos, jb.r,I
a'rohaSe OF the late Firm respectfully ,oI;.
''Iu JOHN MONTGOMERY.
LewiS5urg. Sept. %, 1859
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Executors Notice.

r ETTERS testamentary on the last will
/ and testament Of SAMUEL ANN"S, late oi
the Borough of Lewisburg, decd, have been
granted to the subscribers BY the Register OF
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for settlement' :
and all persons indebted make payment w'h-
ont DELAY. 10 ALEX. AMMONS, 2E,,,s
BYERS AMMONS. 5
I.ewisburg. Oct IS, 1852.
NIB. Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business of the late firm OF HUnsH and
AxNox, and respectfully solicits continuance
of the public patronage. -
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IN PRESS.


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ALSO, COMPANION 70 THE ABOVE,
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BUSINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE

A TREATIES on the Office and Duties Of Aldermen
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Judge Gibson says of Hmnss Justire that II is not
only the best but the only very good work that have
on the subject"
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Vook- Lined Gl0rcs and lMttcns.
Oyster Saloon.

HAVING fitted up the Rooms in FnIcK's
III new brick block in superior manner,
the subscriber is now prepared TO accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. share of public patronage
solicited by CT. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept Is. 1852
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lust ISSUED, msgnifcen, Porrai, of
GENERAL JACKSON

Engraved by TB.WrleH,Esq. after the orisin.,
Portrait painted by T.SuLL1 ESQ. This poT,r.j,
WIN oe match for the Washington, and !. IN
every respect as well got Up. Price $500 Der
copy. Address as above fsmaso,
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MEDICAL REFORM.

the citizens Of Le~isburs end vicinity ,h.,
he has removed into Norih Third stree, (. -
house formerly occupied BY Capt Paul. ,b... =.
German Reformed Church. Th.nLfpI r.
liberal patronage hitherto received, he con,;,n..
to offer his professional services 70 al vb. NV
desire them. ~sy
He practices medicine in aceord.nce NTH H..
most approved systems Of MedicaI R.,orm"..n' n'
no Colomel or Mercury in any forn--,na bs,s.
to prove himself worthy OF the coniJsnr. ~ r.
community. "s
He keeps on hand. for sale, 90 .,,s,.;
variety OF Thomsonisn and other ys..,.,,.
Medicines. for the use Of such cu,,om.,. '.0'e :.
desire them. may
He is also prepared to clean and e,,,,.,
Le~i,burg. April 7. 1852 N'''"'
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$500 CHALLENGE.

UHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness of people, is at all times OF
the most valuable importance. | take 1t for
granted that every person will do all in their
power to save the lives Of their children, and
that every person will en'!eavor TO promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel ii to
be my duty TO solemhly assure you that
WORMS. according to the opinion OF The most
celebrated Ply sicans the primary causes Of large
majority Of diseases which children and adults
liable If you have appetite continually chanceable
from kind of food to another BAD Breath, Pain in
the Stomach, Picking at the Nos Hardness and Funess
f the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS, aud you should
at once app, the remedy
HOBENSACk'S NORM STRUP,
An article founded upon scientific principles compounded
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when tnk-n, and be given III. tender infant
with decided beneficial effect Where Bowel CumpIaint
ard Diarrhea have made them weak and d-biltat the
tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup such, that it
stands without equal in the catalogue of medicines
in giving tone and strength to the stomach which makes
Iniallible remedy for those afflicted with Dypsa
The astonishing performed by this Syrup after
Phycans have failed is the best evidence of its superior
.tfiC all otherR
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EXPLOSION OF LAMPS. Professor Sill.
!'pau says that the vapor which fills the
lamp, above the fa;d, is explosive, and
that If this vapor is in any way lighted,
dangerous explosion will follow. The same
's true OF the raa or othe, vessel in Which
TIE Rail- is k.p,
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ACCOMMODATIONS

PHusrs, Aug Is. 1877
have this day carefully inspected a conductor or
Lightning Rod. with and index. erected by Mr..
Thomas Armiagc, on Belevu. House. Giouc..ter and
nave no hesitation in saying that il is only the
have but that it the only one have vet
examined that Is constructed on strictly scientific prnc
pies. 1t is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention o: owners of buildings
II. McMURTRIE.
I we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod
Manufactured by Nr. Thomas Armitasc Of Philaiepbia
is the best that has been hav. spent several
in the study 81 the laws Of electricity and magnet
ISM and have no hesitation in saying that these Rods
constructed upon the only principle safety The
shock is received and dispersed by the magnet the top
OF the rod and would be impossible accordn, to the
laws of attraction and repulsion for building to h,
injured by stroke Of lightning when protected by one Of
these rods have been acquainted with Mr. Armitage
several years and before he commenced the mannf,c
ure of these rods examined the principle on hch they
,re constructed, and felt convinced that their
would he attended with complete The increasing
'eand for these rods aud the sales in all par;s
II the country is ample their utility and
ur"riority. TRACY T. WALLER, NJ D.
Rising Sun. rhilad Co. April TO- 1852
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India Rubber Gloves, Mittens, &c.

COUNTRY Merchants, in making their pur-
chaser, should not neglect these desirable
aud saleable articles. Their manufacture has
been much improved recently. and they are
made very durable. Particular attention is
requested 10 the
VoolL Lined Glorcs and Mttcns.
They are Indispensable in cold ind vet weather Ladies
will dnd this Gloves useful ANY work that viii soil th'
hands. Mt the same time that they will cure the worst
Salt RLeum ChapIei Hands immediately. They ARE
mate all lengths Ia protect the arms and wrists
For sale hy wilcox. Billings a Go. M . Church Alley
and 1;oodyears 6s Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA J. II
rbi,I,us PittSlury Pa Faicuier Haskell, Baltimore
Md H. W Schiller, Charleston, :. q. Hart 4 li.ck"ox
Cincinnati Ohio and ~ all Rubber Dealers in the Union
At retail by Country Merchants generally. "in'HO
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10 hlLL CROWS.-ln the winter, or
towards spring, the crows are generally
very plentiful. Take the ontrails of hogs
or sheep, or dead carcass of any kind,
and place it at proper distance behind the
barn, or other out-building. Then take
a two inch augur and bore hole through
some convenient spot, the proper height,
and remain inside after they frequent it.
Then take good fowling- piece, we'll load
ed, and when the black gents assemble to
dine, point the muzIle Of your gun through
the port-hole, take a dead level at the
thickest part of the assembly, and let 60,
and the carnage will be desperate. think
nothing Of killing twenty at four shots
with small gun. l have often done it
and had crows in the spring by the bushel.
If you want them for scare-crows, take out
the insides and throw in . handful of salt
to preserve them, and you can have crows
to hang over the fields in the spring in
any quantity; and depend upon it, they
are perfectly Mortified at the sight, and
have no idea of entering premises where
their black brethren are so uncivilly dealt
with.