Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27

| 23.-Washington-J.C Flenniken,*W.
-Bedford-Francis Jordan,* W.
25.-Indiana-S. S. Jamison, Ind ID.
26.-Jun;ata-James NJ. Se'lcrs,@ w.
27.-Fayette-Wm. Z. Frazer,* A.
! 2s.-Sehuylkill-Johu Hendricks, W.
Is Democrats, Ind. Dem, IA Wings,
and l American.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
| Adams-Moses Mclean, d.
Allegheny-Jacob Guy, W., J. J. Muse,
W, David L. Smith, W, C.S.Eyster,w.
! John kirkpatrick, D.
Armstrong, Clarion and Jefferson-G. W.
Zeigicr, D.: Philip Clover, l., Abner W..
/ l. he, W.
, Beaver, Batter and Lawrence-B. B, Cham
=, berlin, W, VIM. Stewart, W., X. H.
Combs. W.
Duo Uas:t tbria-Wm. T. Dougherty, D., Geo 8.
u'SXing. w.
fBcrks-Jno. F. Linderman, D., Jeremiah
Meugle, D., Aud. NJ. Sallade, D., Sam
| Shearer, d.
R.a.r aud Huntingdon-Geo. Leas, l. D.,
Ueofse w. Smltn, W.
Brsdford-B. Laporte, D., J. Holcomb, W.
Bueks-Samuel f. Gwinner, W., Ed. G..
! Harrison, W, Watson p Magill, W.
Carbon and Lehigh-Thos. Craig, Jr., D.,
Herman Rupp, D.
Ceutre-D G. Boal, Id.
Chester-M A. Hod gsoD, W., NJ j. Pen
nypacker. W, VIM. Il. Downing, W.
Clgarfe.d, MKean aud Elk-Alex. Cald-
we'll, D.
Clinton, Lycoming and Potter-Thomas
Wood, W, VIM. Fearon, W.
! Columbia and MoDtour-J. G. Maxwell,D.
Cr,wford-A. B Ross, W, ii. Powell, ".
Cumberland-M Donaldson, W, Alexan-
der Criswell, ".
Dauphin-John A. Stehley, D., l.. Berg
strusser, W.
Delaware-T S. Maddoch, W.
Eric-G. j. Ball, W, Jas. Thompson, d.
Fayette ard Observation-Disclosures b.
Page, l., Jas. Weddell, l., Clement
Hubbs, l., JAS. Foster,I.
Frank!in-James Lowe, W, j. B. Orr, D.
Greene-John y. Stcckdale, D.
!ndiana-Al.xnnder Mcconnell, ".
Lebanon-W. A. Barry,L
Lancaster-Emlin franklin, W., John F.
Herr, W, D. ". Wilmer, W., Hugh N.
North, D., Jacob i. Gross, D.
Luzerne-A. b. Dunuing, l., Gideon W.
Palmer, W.
Mercer, Venango and Warren-S. P. Nc
Calmont, l., Ralph Clapp, l., d. Lott, !.
ifflin-Eljah Morrison, W.
Monroe and Pike-Abraham Edinger, D.
Mon,gomery-H. N. Wickersham, W., J.
Rittenhouse, W, Jacob Fry, Jr., D.
Nor,bampton-Moses Bush, D., Philip
! johnson, d.
! Northumbcrland-G. NJ. Yorks,I.
P-rry-Kirk Haines, 1.
! Pbilada. Coz. G. Warehouse, W., Mich
olas Thorne, W, Chas r. Alligood,w.
ia. Simpson, W., Thos. c. Steel, W.,
II. NJ. Fcust, W, Joshua 5. Fletcher,
S. III. Bowman, W., Alex. Cummings,
| l.. r. NJ. Carlisle, D., X. l.. Wright, D,
| Philada. Cisy-H. X. Strong, W., W. X.
Morris, W, Geo. X. Smith, w., M. v.
Baker, D.
scbuylkill-C. Frailey, D., D. Christ, D.
| Somersct-Joseph Cummins, W.
Susouehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming-J.
sturdevant,w., c. j. Lathrop, 1.
Tioca-Tbomas L. Baldwin, W.
Union and Jun:ata-Jas. W. Crawford %.
Washipgton-Samuel j. krepps, w., JAS
M'Ccllough, W.
! Wayne-Otis Avery, W.
, NrTonGay Daniel kut-
/ Ter, W, Eli ". Free, D.
TorAL.-Whigs, 81; Regular Demo
Gratis, 80; Independent Democrats, Ii.
How many of these Subdivisions are to be
divided by the Know Nothing or " Amer
ican" power, will be found out next winter.
New YORK, Oct 24.-Several sudden
deaths have recently taken place IN this
city, decidedly referable,-so the physici-
ans say,-to bad oysters. The case of
! Mr.. Edwin Williams, is cited as proof.
To-day, we hear of the equally sudden
demise of Mr.. Robert Smith, some years
since the Whig candidate for Mayor, and
latterly Alderman of the Fifth Ward.
MIR. Smith, was as we'll as ever he was on
Saturday. He ate oysters in the evening,
however, was Immediately attacked with
cramps in the stomach, and on Monday he
was corpse. A great prejudice conse-
quently is excited against the bivalves,-
particularly those which come from South
- ;,,nroseiop ohta;ning that