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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

On ssturssy morning October r. Mrs. Ron cIzA1Y, .
native Of the county Kildare. Ireland
70 attend her funeral from her late rs.idsnce No IL
Jacob street. this afternoon ~ half pest two oelost
the late wiI1.n BE Heart Es.s s sssd Il years
The friends and aequaintancss Of the family are re-
tha day Sunday nom thar lats residence No. % Elm
street.
On Friday October 20, Mrs. EIn 0.Axsuz, mother Of
rs friends Of the family, and the nsmbsrs Of Hook
and Ladder Company No are requested to attend the
funeral from her hts residence No. 10 Asn street. this
On Saturday morning, October a. Of consumption
ELIZA HORN wife Of John Hcrn Of the county Clare Ire
The relatives and friends of the family - invited to
attend the funeral from her late resdsnce No 50 Mu
berry street this afternoon at two O'Clock without fur
On Friday evening October 20 of protrsctsd Illness
lhs relatives ard friends q the f.m are rsspscsuy
invited to attend bis st twelve O'Clock this day
from his iats residences No 81 West Twenty fourth street
On saturday, October Il, Of consumption, NARY E.
Funeral from No l43 West Forty third street. this r.
ternoop, at one O'Clock.
Sleep, sister, sleep and take thy rest,
For Goo hath called thee home;
He thought it best to reign ON high.
At the International Botel, Saturday October 81,
after short illness, Oswald WIcKHAx, Esq merchant,
His Iemsins will be taken TO Philadelphia for interment
On Saturday, October q, WILLIAM RussxI only child
Of Rev. James w. and Antonstte Msc'mbsr, aged year,
mobths and II days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral to morro~ morning. st ten O'clock
from the house Of j. f. briggs, No 222 Spring street.
His remains will be taken to Cypress Hills for nterment
On saturday, October q, CArHARINE wife Of ]. B.
Stewart and daughter Of adrian Hegemsn aged 32 years.
10 mt nfbs and IL days
The friends Of family respectfully invited to at
teDd her f0nera tomorrow afternoon, at one O'clock
from er late residence, No 80 Hillary street. Brooklyn
At East Chester, on Saturday, October 81 Mrs ANN
Archer widow of Anthony, in the 10th year Of her ags
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to a.
tend her funeral, at East Chester to morrow morning
at ten O'Clock New Haven leave Canal street asa
quarter before seven oceck Carriages win DO In read
ness at the depot at Mount Vernon, at ten O'Clock.
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KEY WEST Oct 12-Arr Sept "a bark Cordslis, King,
Phadsiphia end ed 10th for 0svsssonl 18th brig De
Bleecker Hudson for Laguna In distress Oct steamship
Pampero Eldridge NYork land sid same day for Nor.
1eans); brig Harp, Norcy Noble
Five snchors 40 fsthems Of chain taken from the
hull vessel which had burnt the waters
edge found lying the quicksnss 40 miles to the vest
ward Of this port brought in here by
she !: ssorpc,ed to esssn Br brig laden With
EDGARTOWN. OCT 1s-Arr schrs Van Buren, Barter
Warwici Va, for Boston Victory Cook do do with
loss o. boat. split mainssn sprung main and WAS
from n w the 18th inst).
Also arr sehrs Ashland Poland, Phisdsphia for Salem:
fredona Daniels do for Proyipeetewn; Northern LIGHT
wallace koi dcut for Hallowell GaenA Kendall Bridge
Eoit Tor Boston, lAmson Dean Drnkwher NYork for
Peeina Daniel, Richmond for Denpistewn; Rubioon.
sloop Rect Wing Albsry for Ronduut
AS-The vessels shove reported With two or thrss
exceptions, remain In port.
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MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-During the week

MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-During the week
ending October Z, there were transported over the
Cumberland Coal and Iron company's Railroad 1859
10 tons Of COAL and the Mt Savage Companys
Railroad o34 tons, making aggregate OF $685. Is
tons from the Frosburg region for the week. The whole
amount for the S4 SOL 18 For the time
the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company's road
there were transported s7807 tons. Making in the
whole from the Westernport region for the week
3,a7S.07 tons. Total from al for the week
- S67 06 TONS and since the LIST OF January last,
4S6 CAS- ID tons, of which 372 92S 10 tons trans
ported over 1.-THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
11S 10 o6 descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland Miners Journal, October Is.
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sA.iastiOn, this sugmsns.ton Of credit, The extra.
ordinary animatioa Of public spirit In oaly Aftssn
dsys signify nothing. We would aak them Il III this
forced, II al this u ncttious; II this yhols eountrSs
great OF appreciation be denied with npunity-
this cry approval II what had not YET been
commences but which was known to al BY the grateful
recollec'ions OF the pAstS
The honorable municipal authorities Of Havana wu ..
future time, End examining thoss two Documents
from them, which now briefly occupy PubHs opinion
Ia like thought-fSes powerful, omnipotsnt; II obsys
only the most nrm conviction II does not Disguise dis
sembe, allow its sentiments 10 degenerate; II rsss
colossal like IN pove full TO smother under the weight
Of Its reproo Of its indignation those who IT.
elsvates itself with the power TO surround with
homsge and overwhem with applause thoae to whom ho
and applause due When articles and documents
rtten which be submitted to the public, 1t
II necessary reflect that they to reach minds
all coDsceLcs that they be appreciated and
yzsd BY all and that pubic examination and c.usurs
formed the Office, the counting ROOM at the dssk
thu counter the psrlor and tue garrett, Ii to be
lightly conferred because from this anomaly there at
length a cry Of approval or csnsure before which
the sovereign and the bsggs the yiruous man and the
criminal must bow their heads to the Garth.
[hs two articles 'ntioned in the foregoing alu,e to
the rejoicing aud festivals In honor of Concts aud the
increased circulation OF the Prensa attributed by to
It's course In the o. Pezuela
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rDcARToWN %. Is-Ayr


Ship Continent from Phiadeiphia July 10 for Sail nas
Bay, Pacific Sept Is, lah 8 20 s. Ion 32l5W.
round stern clir ship steering sSw showing biue
IS "a
Barh sulicte from Boston for Charleston Oct 49, Pm
y the stesnskip southsrnsr which 10 mss Of Cape
HAtterss 6k n tame morning..
Bari Corn sad sTcA zrsvidsnes for Nstsnsss
Oct IA lat s., Ion n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

Married,
On Friday, October 90 by the Rev. n Pastor Of st.
James Church. Mr. CHARrxs G. BHBr Of Westerly, H. l.,
to Miss CATHERINE HANnL, Of this city.
In Carmel, Putnam county, New York, ON Tuesday
October IT, by the Rev. II. G.. Livingston JAMES MnRRn
TO Miss ArroNETn BROWNE daughter Of Morris Browne
AL Of Carmel
Carmel papers please COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

ANrwEnP. Oct 3-The Charlemssns, Clifton. and Omer
PAsha will leave port TO nrst for New Or
leans and tho two others for New fork They vii take
together shout 600 snigants Five American shls
Clyde with 6If; Ssrtsiie, with 13 Hecon, With lss;
cadia with 26 And the Northampton with 52 The wind
bcwSg strongly from the SSW has the sailing Of
TIE Omer Pashs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


Port OF New York, October al, 1854.
CLEARED
.Sss.amshp Jewsss (nswA Wright, Havana Burdiek
stssniSp August. izon ssysaasa Sise iaa
Steamship Nashville Berry Charleston, Sponord Tiles.
stsamshp Jamestown. cavsndy. Richmond, DC, Ludlsm
Ship statira Morse, Anderson, Glasgow. Durham
s shsiS Centurion cosms' Iiysrpssi z.rsg. Co.
Ship H.s. Mitchell New os!s.n. g..s,
Bark Carioan Brem) Wun, Breusn, Hennings Muller
Bark Ilbs Hamb), schenverson. Hamburg, Beoh
Bari Nashua, Bartlett. San Juan. Me- Dole Co.:
Bark Eastern Belle, gra1n. Yorh River SANFORD
Big Ma.ian Faero sard) Aontane Tarragona, Gomez
F,yoss: Tsisss is.:s. rrs:m.a
Bris Asrsart (Br9. Hsnebsrs. 81 John, NIB, Nsvus
Brig AmOnoosuck, Munson, Wilmington, waksman 4
schr Marian Zasury (Br, Matthews, Madeira. Draper
seSr Judss Baker, Begsrs s. Nary. polsss Potter.
ssss G sa.s: KE gss,
ss-siss Dss' .1n
ssI what. Co.
sr Rf2aat Bsqssy GESI.
s s s1s sm.s
sehr Knsh., Scar: Boston sW Lewis.
Ss::$:: s:Ss:s s:is S.:.
stesmship Indians nh L.mhert. Havrs, and southamp
:s%:sD S,iS1
Care I.stsr. exchanged signals with steamship Florida,
ship south Sa.a.in. eBr L.i.t. o.ll.e y days. ana
HS lon vs ss e R sP 10
!: e ns'
With sSp na:s sas S. BY
= ship , Ansllssf Ws,.sn as TIlis@' Nexc,:.l. Eng
I,
rss s.s z Is: :s. is a.
with scbr about $50 tons painted black both masss
=
BARI me days. with
,Sfi. Isiyw sszsu.. Of r.s...en, sszss.r ss.o.s.
IL: ssn .s ss 70 'f e: Oct
sss IL Sc .a
s' s e %ss in gale from NV lost and split
sehr Lone star. Iysrns, Phii.dslphi. for Boston.
Err fis;sii Phi fsilsssssle y. 5, ss: ss.,
ssS1 4ss p;sn.s, . Sssshi ! issspeIs. '
schr Joseph Fsrwsil. Conway, Calais, 10 days.
Schr Grand Island, Pitkins Newburyport, 4 days.
Schr Globe, Ellis, Salem 4 days.
6chr John B, Wilson, Dennison.
Schr Breeze, Nickerson, Boston, 3 days,
Schr Isabella, Faulkner, Boston, days.
Schr Somsrville Chase, Boston. 8 days.
Sohr homer, Parker. Boston, 8 days.
Schr Ellen RodmaD, Osgood, New Bedford.
Schr Granite Lodge, TArr, Gloucester
schr Vincent, Locke, Portland, CT. =
Schr Henrietta, Stone, Portland CT.
schr naxson Rogers Boran, New Haven for Virginia.
sioop Michigan, Johason, New Ii Haven for Albany.
Sfoop Gen Scott, Dare, Norwich.
BkLOW.
fr bark Active, from -; also Bremen bark,
unknown.
BArks Nina Brem, Bremen with pAsser gers; Col
H. with passengers brig Kate Psndsrgastby pilot
X Collins, No II.
Steamships Union Havrs; Jewes, Havana; Mexico. New
Dreams; Augusts, savannah; Nashvlle uCharleston;
jamestown, Norfolk, DO.
Wind at sunrise. N; meridian. de- sunset, 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

Among the passenger who lsft In the steamship
Union yesterday, for eouthanptsn and HAvrv. the
Right Rev Bishop Newman, u Phfladsiphia.
Annexed . List Of Americans registered at the Bank
ing Once Of Livingston, Wells Co., Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

Before Hon Judge BosWorth,
0Cr. 20 lin the case Of Augustus v. Groesbsok
against Robert H. Bert sn and others, 10 tbs
postsS IN ysstsFdsv, HsIlp Ia jury sing unsS. 70
sgrss, wsee discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22
Indian Battle.

Indian Battle.
LIST OF MEN OF @ COMPANY, sixth INFANTRY,
KILLED IN AN ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SIOUX IN
DIANs MAR FORT LARAMIE, ON THE 10TH DAY
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Naval InteIIironce,

LAUNCH OF 4 FRIGArB The Portsmouth IN. H.
Chronicle states that the gate Santee IL to be launched
from the navy yard N that place, about the 18th Of
December next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

ssnf aeYHe qsssssg days iron Bssssa Tor Lsshsea
Brig Pauline llrsn aays frsn HsmSrr TOR NsvYsrx,
With 1,sssnFsrs, Oct =. lat a =, Ion y 10
Schr WI S1itk AsHss CharIsston no data ar Cas~
Hasseras ~ the sehr Francis Sstsrly, axr % ith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

Senator Bright, OF Indiana; Gen. Joseph Lane, Of
Oregon; Gen Gideon Pillow OF Tennessee; Senator c.
c. Clay, Jr. of Alabama: Gov. Barstow, OF Wisconsin,
Bon. j. B. Macy, Of Wisconsin, are In Washington City.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, the Attorney General OF the
United States returned 70 Washington ON Wednesday
evening from . visit to Nassachuaetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

tho dret page OF our issue OF Thursday, the 9Th
inst published By order Of tho supreme authorities
Secnnsns signed 5, Col DON jose ss ps.os: brother
PezuelA, whose Military etary he was 10 this
arscle We do rot now intend to reply in . manner
q I've no1 H. All. Inm not
OF Cuba the Geld for discussing ali the points
arising Of Col PszuelAs article. All Of them arc Of
% for reasons ssn evident But what ". DO
wish 10 to vindoas far - possible, the population
been by Col Don Jose 60 Ia Pezusas long article the
appearance Of which was received BY I'll with great
prise, caused not only BY the ideas therein e1-
pressed, but also BY Language chosen, perhaps, in
moment Of excitement, or with little reflection
Nothing would give accurate idea Of the public
hins conclusive Of the strength Of the
Of Cuba present ite than the publication Of the
document In questions document which none OF the
former authorities would have allowed any pub
lish--and which in Madrid and New York win b On
hrged Upon and discussed and therefore prove more
any other person. Individuals have always been re-
spected BY what the editor has sacred right to sxs
MINE TO spprecsts to point out to discuss are deeds
honorable citizen talented Of more OF less dis
tiDcon, and be at the same time an unwecome stste
involabie for any journalist who respects ssl but
opinion free regards tas abuse OF authority
and the opinion Of whole people, which Is always be
taken into consideration, very imposing when 1t Is
this basis, end With such prelminsries We would
TO the lengthy Of Colonel Don Jose de Ia Pzuels
The documents At the bottom Of this one particu
larry those conceded by the munciS authorities Of
vsns, viii ,lso occupy few Of our lines sni se viii
prey this popular corporation TO explain to In what
manner the gentlemen Of which 1t Is com posed have
counted for the fanatic JOY of al Havana soon as the
steamer Don Francisco do Asis doubsd the Moro on
the evening OF the 2lt of September the the
bay the enthusiastic shouts the embraces blessings
on board when the steamer had anchor the three
days OF splendid fessts given BY all Havana the inces
tan scclamsons, thu serenades the universal Joy
m 4 foU0a nf tho nd
I'M portsnt to the poorest isolsesd hamlss
thus revealing that TO rejoice for the present and future
Ia the idea Of all.
wswould ass Of the honorable municipal authorities,
representatives and protectors OF the peoples RIGHTS
II for them the transformation effected In the con.
msres u this great conusrcA depot, ths general
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AZ shs coDpistea Of ths uSSesesSi.. S.s,.s.11
s ... ~. 4, !: g
Z, ana n; ia e. s.s: e e
Il: Gee: 81 Z:
81: - ~ sA. =:
fh :sss ~ &:
ss;y ~ ss:1
the o.. ssS
81 e sss e: Ss :: @ 80
Jet Ill be zen to ..rrans The S.,e
and ample consideration;
Lieut. Commands Q N Asst Coast Survey.
NAVIGATION or THE BRIsroL cHAxrsL
TsIsiry HoysE. LosDos: SEP. g, 1884,.
part SPIT and that The SAID buoy Win sSsss:
len G. ssi ssSis y.
81 fssisss l. y a
= iss .iss
e. days previous. Hsr: Gorr.on B. SsS taken 80 .
ss.rd sid from Do i issS ship .:
sas-S ss ship x.suo. Coz. p..A.
od sh vdn and Ne. Haze, Sr v
soooun nss: the captain her IN charge q sA.ss
men, who next mong proceeded the voyage but whaa
on Clinton they vessel Isavne her With an
Fails set Soon after leaving her shs Stony Island
reef here shs bigsS The vessel "a, owned Nsr An
witch Gas Co. The conduct easily
Tor they could have made safe hsrbor and anchorage
Clinton.
Brig Choctsw Of Boston, from RockIand for 0alvssSon
Of Galveston Sept 49, during gale but unable
get pilot and hauled on but all her sails being blown
sway came to IN ok fthoms water With both saohsra
down. Her chains parted and she miles
low Brazo river whore her keel knoeks out
lime took Ere Some Of her and sails saved With
Which the ere. ,sGsd tent On :hSss to protect tho
wreck sold for eS The Choctsw good brig valued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22
DEPARTURES.

For Havre and Southampton In the steamship Union
Bishop Esuns1n. MN Taylor. d'Absdis, M. Hug
y Eorrs Miss Norris, Mr. u Legrain, Miss LegI ain.
Mrs Campbell. Miss Gibson, w Mayo, Bass Slam
Mrs Fischer Ser Of the Duke do Grammont How
ward, A Sayers, 8 Sayers, Hotchkin, Mrs Forth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

SOmm16NOn Of tn16 CITY ~ 70 tAke co8nlzAuCes
Hitherto, the only punishment that could be lie
psy inflicted here for the crime () Of commenting
npon the acts Of the superior authority, has been
Che infection of fine; but some Captains General
stand NOT upon such tribes, as acting within the
strict bounds Of the law as was proved In the
pf poor Facciolo, whose untmely end must be fresh
IN the memories of tho readers Of the universal
HRALD.
In connection, however, with the Prewsa, which,
you viii remember, inserted an attack copied from
= Madrid newspaper, upon the fair fame Of the
Marquis - Pezuela, the Gocsta. Of the 29th ult.,
Published report from committee previously ap-
Donted, read 81 special meeting Of the Ayuuta
iento Of this city, in which the good character Of
- Marquis II fully endorsed for al most everything
khAt II excellent In man. and the indignation of the
Ayuntsmiento expressed ut the fslsehood published
The Prensa Of the 9th inst. publishes lengthy
1ottor from Jose de IL Concha brother to the mar
uus who steps for ward to vindcate the chara ,ter
pi the latter, and the Diayio de Ia Marina Of the
Bth inst. again replies (pavt,aly) to this letter
leaving the remainder to be replied to by the Madrid
Enfeebled health does not permit me to UNDERGO
any severe mental exertion, or would send you
TRANSLATION Of these two last mentioned papers
The quarrel 10, however, . very "pretty one as It
stands" and ] cannot avoid observing, that it
IL an unusual circumstance in Cuba for the acts Of
one 20 high In authority, a. the Marquis de la
Pexues has recently been, to be thus csnvassed pnb
Icly at least during the period of his residence in
the island, and cannot but lock upon this circum
stance, as the dawniDg of that, not tar distant, I
trust, morning. when the bright sun OF glorious
liberty shall shed the full eulgence OF Its light upon
Che Queen Of the Antilles"
Jgnacio Lehararria 10 appointed Judge Nsto Tin the
frst instancel Of al causes respecting the carrying
II inderdicted arms, and the lawyer Don Fernando
sris de 0chos, 10 appointed counsellor Of the said
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10

I BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Public's
attention to my Establishment, No. Do
South FOURTH ~. (below ChestnuD, Philgd-
eiUAiG, for The manufacture and sale Of In.
yeIepes. where viii always be in readiness
10 attend 10 any orders may be favored with.
am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes of every
quality, size and description, Wholesale and
Retail the Government pattern, plain and legal.
would also call attention 10 the Die-Slnk-
ing, Engraving. Printing, and Enclosing of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Leuer heads,
Billhesds. Cards. Circulars, &c, all of which
| furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going TO the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines of the latest improv e.
meDtS for cmboSsius, Priut'"s. s.s, ~is~ f--
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and every faci-
lty for executing orders with despatch, and for
their delivery by Express Lines or as may be
agreed upon, can not fail 10 compete with If
not excel any other establishment Of the kind
in the world. - Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand samples of which may be
seen Chr0nicie office. also of Die-Siamped Env.
Iy5i175t1 WIN. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10
FIVE STATIONERY.

CRAIG & FULTON, 10 South EIGHTH
~ Street, Phtiadeiphia-beg leave 10 call
the attention of Country Dealers, Schools, and
persons visiting the City, 10 their complete
assortment of English, French, and A'nerica,
STATTONERY,which they are selling Whole
sale and Retail on the most reasonable terms
Their stock comprises ersry rGridy of Cap
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, includ'
ing a full assortment Of the celebrated goods
of De La Rue & Co. ahd Thos RhoadS & Sons
of Lcndon. Also
Gold and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils (Fa-
ber's and otbers'), Drawing Paper. Bristol
Board, Sealing Wax, Ink, Inkstands, Rodgers
Crookes ,Wostenhoims' and other fine Cutlery
portmonaies, Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks, &c. &c. Persons visiting the City
can have their paper and envelopes embossed
with their initials without extra charge.
EV Orders from dealers and Institutions oi
learning respectfully solicited and filled with
the striciest integrity T6m5l7Pdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10

sEWe knew when the .Star would
emerge from its cloud, aud had no design
TO obstruct its giving forth all the light
it Contained Having done its best, We
hope it feels better.
As to our political orthodoxy, halfinsi-
nuatipgly assalled, we can satisfy any
iuquiring mind, by abundant testimony.
On the score Of gentili'y, the judge
should not be the man who, to serve his
personal ends, altered in a material point
u paper entrusted to him as an honest
man-uor the tools of the clique who abu-
sed aud falsifed such Wings as Jacob
Gundy, Henry W. Snyder, &c, to prevent
their nomination fer Office.
Goodbye, George. Relief from public
cares, and fresh country air, will reform
your temper and your morals. W.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10
Readings Patent Corn Shelter,

.,1s. Capable OF shelling lo00Bushels OF Corn
e per day. For sale by
DAVID LANDRETH
AT HIS NEW AGRICULTURAL wAHE-RoUsE,
No. 23 SoUTH StvTH STREET,
Sole Agent for PhiiQdeiphia.
This Shelter, patented in July, 1889, has
met with a success unparalleled By any Ma
chlne of the kind ever offered to the public
The following certiticate(une of a large number
received) wit give some idea Of what people
think of 1t who have used it:
.Sanmn Eri'lgs Dcl Jan 90, 1859.
This is 20 certify. that have had Readings Corn
Shler patented in Jny last in operation my farm for
part day. during which tune sheed rising seven
iunlrp Bushels n COM anil from what have seen Of
its Performance satisfied its capacity Is fully ORs
Hlr.d and ffty BUssis per hour. II does not break
the Corn. the cos at all mi urcd for fuel great
" prefer other Sbeil"r now in use AMI think It
will supersede all others maic.
3inl Very Respectfully iours, JOS. s. VI AMEN"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10
SSeveral articles prepared for this
paper, crowded ou, By Foreign News, &c.

MURDEE.-Some most horrible disclo
cures have been made by the witness, Ma.
~ Cummings, in relation to the wife
OF Alfred Filler, at Onondaga. The mur.
der was the act Of Filler himself, and tie
arrangement Of the body and other details.
70 give the appearance Of burglary, aud
the subsequent murder, were made by him
before be started to call for help. All the
parties concerned in the case are in the
Psnisentiafy q. SJr.cuse.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10
Willow Ware, sc.
IT. COULTER, 40 South SECOND

II. COULTER, 49 South SECOND St,
ePhiiadeiphia, . doors above Chestnut, East
side, Importer and MANUFACTURED all kinds OF
NNILLOW WARE-Consisting in part OF
w the following. Ladies' Travelling Bas-
kets, Work Baskets, Flower Baskets, Office
Baskets, Segar Baskets. Plain, Fancy and EN-
broidered Baskets, Ladies' Work Stands and
Sewing Chairs of beautiful design and excel
lent workmanship, which he IS selling remar-
ksbly cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Just received from Germany. large
aud varied assortment of FANCY GOODS, TO
which the attention Of the public is respect
fully invited t5m3iH3nI