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Price of Sey. Raking Reaper, $40; 1925 to accom-
pany the order. Or 1856 in Cash in advance, on
recent of the Reaper. 49,. Fttts ~. a..
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STORAGE FOR WARDLNG, AND
als 81. Commission Merchants 49,.

- "i.A Dealers In 4 80 ~ Q.sf taa'f
Groceries. Provisions ana Hardware,
Have received and shall constantly keep hand large
.zWfa-F,, a and complete Stock.s,s,,.s.sx
Farmers and settlers In Dsfotah, Rice and Goodhue
Csunties wonld do well to give Us q can. We ave
bought our goods At the lowest prices, and readily
afford 70 sell them low for cash. '~
Hastinfs, Hin. Ter. May IS, 1ek6.lyWkd.
= ls.liqr .stec 5ATazANTA MONEx.n =. =
81 IExANDER REY will take any quantity of ATLANTA
esve any amount for current saes his
Lower Lsvse Nov. "a, 1854 = 5s.,.
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ST. PAULAND +. ANTHONY
CITY LOTS FOR SALE
NO NONE Y REQFfR2ED!
COttngeal Homes

TN bean iiui and commanding situation, about one
i mile from the city limits. Soil rich black ioam
Price $500 cash and the balance in and
> st.PauI, April y dxStf Dealer in Real Estate
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SO demij Johns, various sizes.
And large assortment of wooden ware, willow ware,
and nnity Of belonging to his line too large
to elunnerafe AN 8.E- Y
3 Also, Pork, Lard and Bulter.aa 9. !. Feb. e2-dtf
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80 erS y .-.z EsfTEZ
St.1o1Its auh'ts.

FROM THE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY OF
w. 8. SWIMMER 3AEA 4
No. IA Second street, 81. ons, Mo-
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LIFE INSURANCE.! +!

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL, LIFE, INSURANCE CO.,
10 % State Street, Boston, Mass.
nu ,s.ssvzaESTABLISHED IN 1S43. -
GUARANTEE CAPITAL $50 600
e. F-lsSa WILLARD PHILIPS, President e.
Its 1885, ,sgs5& DIREcrORs:Fsz-gE azssfs
Willard Philips, Charles P Curtis
George II. cK1hn, ThomasA A. Dexter,
Charles Browne William Perkins,
Sewen Tappan, N. F. Cunningham,
Marshall p. Wilder Charles Hubbard,
reL-,E,.,gl A. w. Thaxter, Jr. ,-......-
BENJAMIN F. STEVENS, Secretary.
VUHIS Company has now been established eleven
years. Its directors Of high standing, and
its business conducted high and Honorable pnci
pies. &EfE &Stse-s& Ff1RG = 0EE 9 SFFRE
Forms ofapplcations and pamphlets Of the Company
and its reports are to be had at the Office OF Newell
Tompkins, on Third street, OPT osite Mayo Co.
.~GYyE F.X.Ea WIZ, H. TOMFkINs, Agent, r;
e G. 9. SPERRY, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Saint Paul, Nov. 22-dtf - o., s,...t., . .-.-. 800
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Bootts 81 Stationery,
DAHL In THE FIELD ONCE MORE.
r Books, Stationery Pepper Hamgiags, Bs
ENGRAvINGs, AND FANCY GOODs!!
VIM. Dahl.

All the late publications in light iterature inclnd
The Slave of the Lamp; Katharine Ashton; the hi
tals; The Lawyers story; Stanhope Burleieh; Hsr,v
HarsUn; Julienne; The CoQuette; Wild Scenes Of HIM.
ters Life the Artists Wife; Eventide Water ph
bles; Working Mans Way in the World, &C., &c.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.-Bibles of all sizes and nnisa;
Psalm and Hymn Books; Religious Taies re- y ,
LAW BOOKs.-A large assortment Of the most re-
cent publications.
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THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
~ published. Is amorg Us. " no has not
heard OF the .jiEXiCIN hUST4NG LINZ
MEM? Many millions Of bottles have been
sold and used 10 cure Rheumatism, C.cerS,
Sores. Bruises, Sprains, Rrn--worm, FeloES.
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Itch. Cons on tie Toes,
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache. PimpIsS, Swollen Joints
or Limbs. Cuts, ScaldS. or Scald-hcad, Numb
Palsy, Bunious or frosted feet, VI ar;s, or any
other cpmI liant that can be reached by an
external remedy. And II has always been
successful. lr u E0U.LLr GouD in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Gals,
or auv Sprain, soreness or stiffness. and II J.,
warranted 10 cure Spawn, RIngbUne, SPltni,
or Poll EyIl. on Horses.
1.-THE L.uiment is put up in three sizes,
and retal,S at - cts. 80 cts. and 81. The large
bottles contain much mere IIn.meutIn proTor-
ton to the prices, aud are therefore cheapest.
~ Couafsy Ecnh1"fs.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT. as il paws good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. .NESTDEOUK,
(succe>sor to \ &. Bra-g a Cos
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principa Ofices-3Oi Broadway. New Yurk,
and cor. 81 8 Market S,S..s. Louis. Missouri.
Sold By every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout The United States. CaHadaS, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. lly533l
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y Of the United stateS.-Ihe most Elegant
and Useful Volume Of the Near-SeGyS' great
Work on EisssiG.
Just puii-Lc Illustrated DescrItion Of tie III :
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imperial glyyEurri comm ice, iIte iuFe ,du'atirai
u! ans Te:i-in, l"Pie, IIat,i-- customs auilui' =
&c &c. from the latest aud most AUTHENTIC source
Ieili he'd with al, u 20 EnsraNrcs and Maps 81
Eur. pan and A-it'ic Russia. H. whole etmPi,te III
one large octavo volume C bout 30 pages, elegantly
aud substantially loUud Retail price, -.
his work las been several years IN Ir pafhon anu
viii II = believed, meet Ia the fu.,t crItaon If the
wuri, he want universally tit r reliable lniofHa-
the history and internal REQUIRES Of country
occupying larL" I"Iiun of til" fa-t'fn heni-i
and holding fIml rl~ Us.tit at tie Irrs'n tine
the Europe anil A,ia- lut oi which iaT lees Is
know. than of ;.ry other Eur'Iran nation.
II.
rpzAlso teeIiv interesting volume, entitled "THE
RiNiEKABLL iDTLN7LEES Or CLLEBRi7LD
IYESONN,T rI4i sltiEy the romantic lnciteuts and
Adventures in the lives II >ovrcyu-, Gene
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including sketches fty cl'trt.d heroic ciaTac-
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one Vol. iUJ I,.---. Iova I.mo cibth. gilt. Sl.-5
- Tn. sul~riIb Iui hes number Of most valuable
Pictorial Books very po uinr. aud Of such raj and
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together with which they WI be- furnished ty
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New York AdV'tS.
Cheap Uusic and Piano Store
IF Horace Waters, ,NO.333 Broadway,


" New Opposition 10 tie Co0.jina-
Ho,-Mus,c at Greatly Reduced Rates.
Notwithstanding the cont nation of Music
Dealers TO keep up The prices oi n.coPynght
Music against the interests o. Native Compos-
ers and ,helr refusal 10 extend 10 Mr.. WAr,ns
,he eourfesics Of the Trate, he has 'maseHse
saIcS-haying abundant evidence that lie has
public counirnance aud support IN his orpos-
iion 10 the Great Monopoly. and IA his efforts
t, aid Native Talent aud adopt The National
Curregrv. ill., stock Of American and Euro
pean Music Is immense, and the catalogue OF
his own publications IS one Of the largest and
best selected in the United States. He has also
mad. greaf yfdtcfion in the prices Of Pianos,
Melodrons aGI all udS iu>!cai Instruments.
Surcrior toned g octave rIarCS .or SiI5, eco
aud % interior ofas good rnar. had Instruments as
strong and duf1i'" a thu>c Nl' t G 'c' i.us
Of ,v, ~ variety ye aud rice ur to loco comprising
tI. f ,, ,iii.rit i!atuairtorr- among them the
celebrated mod ru improved Horace acrs Pianos ard
Ia first I-ei.i.an fui'cn ifarc- ~ l. Hih'rt 9 90
make iowusr- # tie io'-u latru'J ss'o rdt"hi n
amos Al rrt Lar-aiI--tIir.- from % 20 l.c. NL0n-
o>. from I've different NaHuf sarts, including the
Wi, known : l. n ". smith Nri' doom. tuned the
,o,al tie i,.t make Ia the tutd state.
pJ.r...j t1 -. iG -. -. I5j. ls1- I'm th h. ue
Bank Vel, i,ous .tn Each ian" ~ Nrod"on guar
nd y, he best terms hc Trgdr schools, Ac- l-la
u.t cont discount 10 Clergyman and CLurrL,s ord -
rrInriy atie., to. Nusr sut TO-. aa' !" AL lafts
f Tie country at the reduced rates C'H"rul arc select
Catalogue nrl sb,ulr of Tree 81 Musical IN
ent- 70. wali to any ID !rrss free o. ,hRrse Sh0t'
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ANew Berlin sea. two Of her ablcst

ANew Berlin seat two of her ablcst
friends to Harrisburg, to endeavor to get
themselves and few neishbo.s annexed
20 that "pooR and LITTLE county Of Suy
DER as they called it uusi! Election Day.
We learn however that they met with no
encouragement, as the New Bcrlilers had
tho Act changed just to SIT themselves,
(ss the Members well remembered and
therefore should be the !as. to comp'ain.
What New Berlin will do NEXT, is all
guess-work. We hear iumors that they
will CONTEST the El.c,icn, CONTEST the
Law, and break things g,re,ally-much in
che spiri. of the angered ran which butted
away at q maui hanging hy the handle,
until only its tail was left We believe
our neighbors over that "lit,.s hill' will
sci unwisely if they listen to the coun.cls
Of those who would advise farther resist
snce to the natural course Of events. Tie
Star declared before the Election, "As the
tree /alls, so i must Ec;;" aud We rejoice in
the belief that it was correct, that time.
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1.-THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

Semi Nautical Romance Of intense interest ly the
Author If the Pirate ,ctor, the lawyers story,
the "u.i Doct1r.' Sc Sc.
'IIIE ti;h. rUny cl ty the writer Of the above
popular wurN, i sufficient guarantee vi Ee favor
with whirt any TruucCu> cuIuug frt h pen will be
rrcriv'i " the Iuh.ic. THE CALM EA's sTtLl' l. a
romantic narrative u trutIus the luTrt Of the Slave
Trade carried in the Toast e Africa. h. autlur
has srvrd in the nayy-aul the descriptions and char
rctrrs painted from ivrs' Essl with them.
the story i tu!l Of exciting interest and adventure
the rcr rated work # I'asr Robinson Cru>or," and
has the advantage that glorious ftion in-smuch
!; founded ii,t> Of every day occurrence The
history uf The l.. # the Zucika. the CirraS
ian slave purchased at CUn>tautIuoplc, Cducat au
married ly tie rtcNlrsS. Nut Chydlrir. StNmour-thc
commands Of the Alatross l. simply tlc Earrrt!on Of
painted from The IIi. AMI all The char
acrIs rtr1y,d throughout the story wildly and
graphically drawn.
The pubShr-~ have already received ORDERS for the
whole Of the edition it originally their intention
publish; cou>egu utly they have been obliged largely
to it, and they respectfully request that all
dcrs may be- sent immediately.
They confidently p-ct that the work will create as
much interest work oi hction that has of late
years emannrd froin the pres, notwiti standing.
since tie publication cf.'Unclc Toms Cabin works re-
atin To slavery in Anrrici. PR0 and con, have been
numerous, none have appeared having relation to the
sytrm OF purchasing slaves tho African Coast.
ten ~ who has witnessed it in all its hI'cu- rfr-
nifty The work Is written in ehast- and pure lan-uage.
au will be welcome anu instructive addition the
family library
The work will form a beautiful octave volume Of 400
pages, handsomely illustrated with fine eugravin- and
elegantly bound in cloth Price, cloth. dollar
in paper IS CENTS, which copies Will he sent bT
the publishers to any part of the country free pos
tace.
81 For sale wholcsac and retail by the publishers,
ELL>WuETH & STEEET
No - BsfEXtS STREET. NV YORK
And hv all booksellers througho the United States
and fIi-i>', Provinces. 2n!5.,-
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failed. A well regulated system of revenue
by the National Government, protecting na,io.
nj. industry, and encouraging the enterprise
the Amer can people Restraining the enormous
and now ruinously large imporlations Of for
eign products and merchandise, securing the
country against the exhausting drain OF the
precious metals, gold and silver, 10 pay for
products manufactured abroad which we
should ard could make better and cheaper at
home such system is better regulator
Of the currency, and more certain remedy
for financial distress and commercial evils,
than all the banks of this or other States, ,ha,
are now, or may be established by legislative
enactment These principles require TO elab-
Grafton. Their truth is generally admitted
Their application to particular cases presents
question Of more difficult determination.
Determinations may be odious, but in view
Of the action of the Legislature, on the sub
ject Of the Incorporation Of new banks, they
become important and necessary. In the
discharge Of my official duty in the prem
ises, may err in judgment, but will
shrink from no responsibility.
Having, on the day Of my induction into
Office, declared that Il would not refuse 10
sanction the incorporation Of new banks, when
indspensably necessary, and clearly demand
ed by the actual business wants and interests
oflhe community in which they may be loca-
ted,' the question now presents itself, is the
bank proposed to be established by this bill,
necessary and clearly demanded by the actual
business wants and interests Of that commu-
nifty In determining this question, the local
ity i;scf-iis existing banking facilities-i,s
proximity to other banks, and to the great
marls of trade-the means of communication,
the amount, value and character Of its trade
and business, and other attendant circumstan-
ces, should be considered. From a careful
examination Of all these, and with proper ref.
erence to private and public interests, I can
not discover the necessity that requires,or the
wants OF interests of the community tha,
clearly demand, the creation of this bank.
Feelings of regard for those who desire the
passage of this bill would prompt its approval.
Considerations Of public intcrest,an the stern
demands Of official duty, require me TO with.
hold my signature.
JAMES POLLOCK.
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POLLOCK.
Foreign E'eus.
New YORK, March .

NEW oRK, March II.
The Atlantic arrived this morning.
The death of Nicholas is confirmed.
On the I'd inst, Emperor Alexander ID
peacefully succeeded his father and issued
a manifesto, stating, he was willing to ad-
here to the policy of his father.
The Allies have ordered their Generals
to press forward.
The French stormed rcdoubt .killfully
erected by the Russians during the night,
and several hundred were killed.
A strong rumor prevails that the Grand
Duke Michael was among the wounded
and had since died.
The Blockade of the Danube is raised.
Some trouble exists between Napoleon
and England, Napoleon declares the two
armies should not act together
Nothing further Of Importance.
Flour had declined.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

From CALIronNIA.-A late arrival
shows or mentions more of bad failures in
San Francisco, and consequent suffering
among men Of small means, and general
distress and apprchensicus Of insecurity
prevail. All these things, however, it is
evident, must tend to bring down the e1-
travagance that may remain-to try who
are real, and who are fictitious rich men
and to advance the stability and honesty
Of general business transactions.
The long desired rains have come and
the people are realizing more profits from
the mines.
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BLINDS AID SHADES !

= Selling Of at Reduced Pric.,.
= J. WILLIAMS, No. II North
Ds SIXTH STREET, a few doors above
Market 81. Philadelphia. ORIGINATOR OF
ALL NEW SIYLESt Buys the best mate.
rails cheap for Cash, which enables him to sell
superior Window Blinds s. shades
as low as others sell inferior articles.
Gold Bordered and Painted Shades, Of beau.
tifnl desighs1,
Buff Holland Shades, Trimmings, Fixtures,
&c, wholesale and retail.
Store Shades Painted and Lettered 10 order.
Repairing in general attended to. Purcha.
serS please call.
IWE STUDY TO PLEASE. f.,
March 80, lSj5-2m51c
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! Real Istate.
EXECUTORS SALE.
THE subscribers. Executors of the |


l. will and testament of GEORGE ADAMS,
decd, late Of the Borough of Selinssrove, will
sell, al public yenduc or outcry, on the prem
iseS,
ON Tuesday. tic f7th day of { pril
next, the following described REAL ESTATE,
situate IN the Borough OF SeiInSgrove, Union
county, IN part lying on the Isle of Que
Three lots on The north side of Market street,
numbered %, 80, and 81, in the plot of the
town OF Charlestown. row composing a part
oil the Borough of Seinsgrove, extending from
SAID Market street to Cherry alley, on
@a which is erected on lot No co, TWO
Il. STORY HOUSE weather boarded. with
Kitchen, well of good Water and Out Build
ingS.
Also HOUSE and LOT, No. Al, in "a
The plot Of SAID town Of ChaTlesiown " IL 4
ing on the souih side of Market street. and
running soulhwatdly TO Strawberry alley toceth-
er with the aPrurtenanes. Late the property
OF George Adams, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, when
terms Will be made known.
JACOB OFT,
MARY ADAMS, hAecu'orS'
Selinsgrove, March 81, 1855.
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FRENCH TRUSSES.
HERNIA or Rupture successful

+ Ai'-'A-h VI
IL treated, and comfort insured. BY use ot
the elegant French Trusses, imported by In.
subscriber, and made to order expressly 70,
his sales.
All suffering with Rupture vii! be gralifei
10 learn that the occasion now offers TO procure
Truss combining s.rfrene Eghtnes., uith ease,
dUrGJ'hfy and coryCcf c1n'truoiior in lieu Of The
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. An extensive assortment always on
hand, adapted to every variety Of Rupture in
adults and children. and for sale at range Of
p i'e 10 SUIT all. Cost Of Single Irusscs. s..
50, 81 and So; Double, 81, IS, .s6, So and $40.
Persons at distance can have Truss sen,
10 any address by renting Tie amount. send
ing measure around the hips, and stating SIDE
affected.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the In.
porter. Caleb IL. Needles,
5. W. cor. Of Twelfth q Race sts.. Philada.
Depo, for BannIng'S Improved Body Brace !;
Chest Expauders and Erector Braces; Pa,en,
Shoulder Braces; Suspensorv Bandages Spi-
nal Props and Supports. Ladies Rooms, with
Competent lads atiendante.
March 80 ISJ5
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HERRING,S
Patent ChamDion ri,

11x3-- u
81 sAss3ll: ~ Proof SAFES, with H,I,,,
tstt...s; = EEa Patent tPowder-ProofLocL,
s5s lef 80 which were awarded sep,,
fla f-4z-lt E'7 ate Medals at the WorId',
~ ~ Fair, London, 55I, ard .I,'
r-s-llF-gs s5sjat the Worlds FAIR, New
OkH<k~Ycrk, 1883 and lass. III.
subscribers ale the sole manufacturers IL
proprietors in this State Of the above M.
quailed Safes and Locks. The reputation -
the genuine - Hcrrinss Safe" IS world w,de
and for the last thirteen years tie n.ercar,i1.
community have witnessed and bcrne tee,
mony To- their StvIR riiIiss fire proof quali
lies. More than I2,t0O Of these Safes hav.
been actually scd, and over TWO Hrxns,n
have passed TIumphaHlly through acciteri,I
fires. The public are assured that all SsC.,
manufactured by the subscribers are not only
guaranteed to be fully equal, but IN MANY r..
spectS even superior 10 these which have Lee,
so severely tried by FIRE. Few Will forget The
services in the burning Of the {. Tribune %.
tabiiShineut," New York, and at the GrealFi,.
IN Strawberry street, al the large fire las: Ju,y
opposite the Girard House and sill more 70.
Gently in the Fire at Fifth and Ch-sI6i SIS n
this CIV, IN which these Safes came forth The
acknowledged CHAMPION, when rrarv sfb.r
securities failed. FARRELL & 60.
Iron !SofS mt BGnk Look Maker..
"a WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
Chilled Iron Safes, with Powder Proof
Locks, manufactured expressly for Banks,
Brokers, jewelers., and others requiripg secu.
rlty from rogues. Bank Vaults, Doors. &c.
on hand and made TO order. All the no,,crI.
citrate Locks for sale al tmanufacjurers'n
Second hand " Safes" s. SalamarterS" ar1
Iron Chests Of other makers, having bee,
taken IN part payment for H-rring's. for sale
at half price. March 3o,55. 572yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Baltimore Conference Appointments

BELLIFOsrE DIsrnIcr-J0hn POISED, +. L.
Bellefonie-Tnomas Daugheriy. Bellefonie
Circuit-W l. Spouswood, Samuel Creighton.
PenHs Valley-Aleen Britain, X A Bathurst.
Huntingdon-N S Buckingham. Manor Hill
John w Haughawout, Wilber F Watkins.
Warriors Mark-Georgc Guyer, W Kirby.
Bald Eagle-Na,han Shafier. Glenhopc-P
Smith. New Washngton-C G Linihcum
Ciearfield and Curvnsville-A NJ Barniiz
Clearfeld Circuit-Charles Cleaver, w NJ
Showalter. IVES, Brapch-D NJ Giles, Zone
to be supplied) Clinron-Nathanicl W Cole.
bourn. Lock Haven A Melhck, Thomas
d Gotwat. Great Isand-Georse Warren.
Jersey Sho-e-John W Elliott. Pine Greek
A Hartman. Zone 10 be supplied) Rldgeway
Thomas r Satlerlield. Zone 10 be suppled) }
Sinne:nahoning-Jacob l. Eyre. James Hun
ter. Liberty Valley Mission-Ruben Kelley.
NouTHuNBEnL.sD DIsTnicr.-T B. Srr-
geni,P. .-W,iliamsport-John Slime New
berry-Jacob T McMu-ry. C Mabee Nun.
cy-Joshua Kelley, Thomas Sherlock. l. E
Allen supernumerary. Milton-Franklin Da.
son. Milton Circut-Thomas Tanvhill, Zone
TO be suPplied) Observation-Disclosures b
Ross. MlfIlinsburg-R Wesley Black, W
Stout. Lewisburg-Benjmin Hamlln. Sun.
bury-Joseph q McKcehan, b P King. Gaia
wisa-Joseph Y Rothrocli, NJ l. Drum. Dam
vil!e-Thos. NJ Reese. North Danyile Miss
lon-E Waring. Bloomsburg-JohnM Moor
head, T S!usser. Orangeyille-John A
De Mover, Zone to be supplied.) Blooming
dale-Thomas II Switzcr, A W. Guyer. Lu-
zerne-James Curns, II $ Mendenhall. Ber.
wick-Thomas Bernhart, Samuel Barns.
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Bank Bill Vetoed

A message was received in tho House
Of Reps. from Gov Pollock, vetcins the
PettstOwn Bank bill. The message is ably
written, candid and dignifed in its tone,
and takes strong ground against an i'm
proper and unnecessary increase of bank
ing capital. II squares fully up to the
principles of the inaugural address, and is
applauded by the Public Press as far as
We have observed
The increase Of Banking Capital ssked
for at the hands Of the prcseu, legislature
and Governor, is upwards Of TWENTY
FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLAKS.-
an amount Of fictitious currency sufficient,
If disgorged upon the State in one year,
70 plunge US into deeper abyss of fnau-
cial difficulty than Pennsylvania has suf-
fered since the days of Continental mon
ey. Probably no Member of tbs Les;sla-
ture desires or expects that ALL the Bills
before him should be made Laws-s;;!l,
nearly every one is anxious for securing
one or more for HIS OWN PARTICULAR
LOCALITY. Difference of one Member to
snothers wishes, has thus pushed through
. plumber Of Bank B;lls-,hrowing upon
the GOVERNOR ali the responsibility Of
discriminating which should and which
should NOT pass. 1t is an ungracious
task to perform the labor 6tly devolving
upon the Legislature. 1t is now for the
Governor to decide which Of these Banks
are really required by the legitimate bust
nsss wants ofa coma.iu;ty-which Of them
are likely to be controlled by honest and
competent meu-and TO prevcn: the ten
dency Of accumulation in particular quar-
ters where brokers and reckless spcculat-
ors "most do eongrcgate." We trus. the
Governor will prove equal to the elners-
england that, if in such a great work,
requiring such Intimate knowledge of so
many persons and places, be should mis-
judge in any instance, the People will
under the circumstances generously over
look it.
We invite the attention Of every
reader to the Message, which We copy at
length in another column, correctly printed