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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27
Jersey City Intelligence.


TIE CENSUS or TIE CiTY OF Hrpsos.-The population
Of the City of Hudson Besgen HILL is 1922 shown
by the returns Of the just completed by the
SCISSORS, viz. =
Native white males. LOSS
NntNe white itmales. l065
white males Sol
Foreign white females ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sos
Solofed males OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Soloreu iemaies ............... 10
Total population Observation-Disclosures. 3322
OF the above the number Of children between five and
sixteen years Of age are as follows
White males .......... 416 Colored males ,... 2
White females. 461 Colored females ..,,. 9
Total number OF children. Observation-Disclosures. Ss5
CRoASizAros on THE BOARD or EDucArros.-The Board
Of Education of the city of Hudson 1, organized by the
choice OF Mr. Jesse West President The following are
the ccmmittce;Fnance-Mes Miller Day and Conk-
lin. On Buildngs-Messrs Ilatt, Naugle and Conku
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smith, Cummings and Day
HIT psoS FRy IxPAxrxET.-Hook and Ladder Compsnv
No. l. of the city Of Hudson has been organized Mr.
C. Haley was elected foreman, and John Aldridge as
ssiant foreman.
TA1n-An ordinance for the and collec ton
Of taxes for 1855 in the city OF Hudson has been adonea
by its Council. The amount fixed is $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,


Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
FROM EUROPE.
Hermann Southampton. New York Is
Canada .... Liverpool .. .isoson Aug IL
Ariel. New York .Havre. Sept
FOR EUROPE.
America Boston. Liverpool Aug 20
North Star. New York ..Havre Sept.
Pacific. ........New York Liverpool .......Sep
Hermann. New York Bremen. .......Sept
FOR CALIFORNIA, &C.
Granada. New York Hav and N o.. Sept
Star OF the West New York San JUAN Sept
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
ABEL-From Charleston 18th and 4th due at Havana 22d
and From Havana 10th and 18Th due at New York Hh
CRESCENT Cnr-rrom New York d. arriving at Havana 9th
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2Oh Havana sd.
due at New York 18th
EXPIRE CTY New GRASApA-rrom New York l7th ar
irving at Havana I'D and New Orleans 18th From New Or
Leans 9Th, Havana 9th due at New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9th, arriving at Havana
CInAwnA-From New York 26h, arriving at Havana 3eth
and New Orleans ID From New Orleans 9Th Havana l2h
Crescent Bl1k Nev
Mails from k Hs~ x s...:as p is Z e
due from HavanaS 2 II Is II
When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers will sail
on Monday They leave New Orleans a. near NJ AZ tide
10 A. M.
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~ An packages and lexers iaesied Jor the new yoaK
HERALD should Be scaled
YoRK-1np
Sun RISES. q NOON RISES morn IL
suS srrs. 9 Il HIGH wATxR..... morn 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

r .br sparacus has been purchased By Vim Mcpherson
Of sydney, SsW, for ESQ and mas oeen re nAea mary
lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27


sics," Demosthenes in the Classical Library"
Smiths Historical Lectures Kelleys History of
Russia, and Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain,
in the " Standard Library"
The sixteenth edition, enlarged and improved as
TO be entitled to consideration as q new work. of
Griswolds " Poets and Poetry of America" will be
published in September with portraits from recently
executed paintings, Of the leading poets Of the
country. II will be followed by The Female Poets
OF America" and " The Prose Writers of America
which, together will constitute complete cyclopc.
dis OF American literature, in three volumes
Panama In 1856" is the title of most interest
ing account Of the Panama railroad and the cities Of
Panama and Aspinwall with sketches Of life aud
character on the Isthmus, by DR.. Robert Tones who
went out with the party which celebrated in IN
early part Of the year, the opening Of the railroad
by an excursion to the Pacific. II Ia graphicalv
written. and constitutes decidedly the best descrip
pire.
The new book Of the Virginia novelist, Marion
Hariand. under the title Of " The Hidden Path" Is
out and is enough to say, in Its praise that 1t is
cqua 70 her Alone" which had sale equal to
snas r any book Of recent years except Uncle
Amongst the late accession TO the ranks Of talented
American writers, whose works have attained jmne-
oisS pc4usry, We notice, wth pleasure, Miss
years d age, but whose skilful pen would betoken
more advanced maturity. Her tale OF The Wheel
kFortune," published In the Waverl.y Maeax;ns
as been received with universal favor by the nnb.
&c. and with high commentators BY the press Il
3 equal in interest TO her story Of" Anti.Panati.
ism." published two years ago in Philadelphia.
vii at the same time IL showS that marked pro-
q se 10 style which can alone be attained by prac
&C --.ao..hr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

wbrm bo nhovs dass sa an SUNDAY ha =,
on Monday. They leave New Orleans "a near A. N. a
will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havs
10 M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

Y, Il q
York sIoop Joseph Hodges Portland CT C schrs Ariel
small Newbaryport; Tribune Nlckerson Mariner Chsse.
sleeps Cleaner Judson, Bridgeport Daniel simpson, Belle
BALTIMORE. Aug s-Arr Br brig ROs.ssa, small. Dom,
p apd Perry c sss s
md R
srs Firm smith saunders saunasP., and Eiios doSa
sss sss %s sss1 s
ABBY Taylor worsseed S9cSs sesr: Ellen saIS 9itSsi
Tsrssl c1sxsi Sses sssss; E%giss isy.i;
9sH a and snss ssf go ' Loo
BRIsToLa Aug Esd brig Maria. Gage Hsysns s,...
ExsTP0Rf,, Aug a-sd schr LEM crOm Windsor Lee.
fall EiyEf Aug asArr sshr c5itan Border, Ore
nd Adeiine Townsend, townsend, James Riyer.
Sc Hys A NOR hrs s r sssS An
Skinner chaplin SYorf so brig John B.lcA do schr
A x s.sss
and Msssorda Bay shp Mongolia Barnes, Liverpool brig
NV LONDON, xas s!-Arr .sehrs John x Ford, Camp
bell Newsurg ior rrovidence Apologize, Endcott Nor
foRiLAND,. Ans a.-cld brig Model. Dow, Jacksonville
PRovIDENcE Aug ss-Arr prop Petrol, Arey, Mort;
Corson Philadelphia CID brig AazaIsn, Thomas Phlade
phn Sid bres Corncls, currier PhiadephA Tor Bangor
according wind) Edward, Hodgdop Phlafcphia schrs
oregon, Godfrey; Jseph Msrsh Miller Elliot Bucfsico Eiw
and John Beatty wescot, Philadelphia Phebe Ann Elmer
son do Tor Cass Convert Bout Albany; Abby b. Nckev
son. Wonder French Mary Pearson, Cooinbs NYovk
sloops senator Motto and Mary Dallas do and from below
BIZ brig Elizabeth.
RICHMOND Aug 22--Arr schr Houiae, rhacker Bosom
Sid schr Lynchburg Nelson. Rio Jsneiro
SAVANNAH, Aug x2-Arr bArks Hafhorn HAihorn Oar
am schools Mcneil Boston sohrs John Boston, Lingo New
York Sheet Anchor, Circuit, Camden.
WEXFORD, Aus N-sid schr Wakefield, GARDINER New
York,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
r,omcharmSers' Journal,

MIR. BROWNS LAST ASCENT.
~ One fne summer morning, afew years
since, there was, wonderful excitement in
the Irish village Of Bally ydooley. All the
File mon. women and children in the neigh
orhooi,---comprehending about nine
A.nths Of the population--were assembled
IN the large level common which served as
race course and CALLING green; and all
thrunsed luwafd sutiie object in the CEN
ire, which formed the nucleus Of the
crowd. 70 y N'" .''.-
g. ..Ysa, then, what's the name Of it at all,
At all?" demanded one ragged gdssoon.
-ss"Is it tied to the tail Of i he's going to
20 up % asked another. ,..lf a..' t.iry. -,
"Ah, don't be foolish ~ exclaimed an
old man, the sense carrier Of the district;
.don'tye see the long ropeshes going to
hold on by 2" in,5. ! ~
..Well. WELT" groanod an old woman.
taking her dadeen, or short pipe out of her
mouth, aud sticking il, lighted as it was,
within the folds of her cross.barred cotton
neckerchief, them English are mighty
ouare people. Pm sure when we heard
that this Mister Brown. with his sacks OF
goold was coming to Ritalarm, after buy
ing out the rale ould stock Of the Deasys,
we thought he'd have carriage and horses
galore, and maybe fine yacht in the har-
bor,y but il never entered the heads of any
one of us that nothing less would serve
him than going coorsing through the air
like wild goose at the tail Of balloon,
or whatsomeyer they call it'''nsg .ggi. ,.. .'a
/, For some time past the process Of infia.
ting the balloon had been going on /; and
now the great gaily painted orb lowered
trsmulously above the beads Of the gaping
spectators, and pressing against the cords
BY which twas held down. il seemed only
70 await the arrival Of the bold @ronaut q
dart upward on its way aslt,i. ssiiae.'5
i..EIere he isl" exclaimed the outward
stragglers Of The crowd; and presently a
carriage drew up, and out stepped Mr..
Brown, the English. millionaire, who. had
lately become an Irish landed proprietor.
Mr.. Brown was little dapper man, whom
aTvery small amount of pugilistic force
would have spficed TO lay level with the
soil. of his adoption. q He was one, Of those
unlucIy individuals who meet an accidenl
eyery turn--who, in entering room, in
yariably slip, tHnbIe, knock down some
niece of'furnitute, or sit down beside their
chair instead Of fupon it. /. He seldom esca-
ped upsettiRg Ms i9kstand, sending his
meat and drink i.e'the wrong way. and
then coughing and choking for half an
hour; cutting his 6ngess, cutting his coat,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

In many cases of disordered stomach,
teaspoonful Of salt is a certain cure. In
the violent internal aching. termed eholic,
add q teaspoonful of saltstoa pint ofucold
water-1dtink it and go to bedi--it is one
of the speediest remedies known.! The
same will revive a person who seems al
most dead from receiving "A very heavy
In an apopleotic fit, no. time should be
lost in pouring down the salt and water, if
sufficient gsensibiliy remain to- allow of
swallowing if not. the head must be
sponged with, cold water until otte sense
return, when salt will completely restore
the patient from the lethargy, rs }e - e.3
In fit, the feet should be placed in
warm water. with mustard added, aud, the
legs bflskiy rubbed, al bandages removed
from the neck, and cool apartment pro-
cured il possible, In many cases Of Sc
vere bleeding Of the lungs, and when 9TH
er remedies fail, Dr.. Rush found two tea
spoonsful Of salt completely stayed qthe
blood .roueo sasuyeq % jlpf5b nj iia
In case Of bite from mad dog, wash
the part with strong brine, for an hour,
then bind on some salt with acrsg. bg,ss
In tOothache, warm salt and water held
to the part, and renewedatwo or three
times, will relieyeiin most ccRses. If the
gums be affected wash the mouth with
brine; if the teeth be, covered with tartar
wash them twice day with salt and wa
ter. --------
In sswelled neck; wash ftbes parta with
bripsf and drink il twice acday until cur
Salt will expel worms if used in food in
aEmoderate degree, and aids Digestion but
salt1neatisi iniuriousifAsea muObr+Ssies,
t.Ec Aner'eo". .yssTF.2 :aris9a sa.7f y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
Thursday Morning Oct. 96, 1855
tOCrO BEM,u.
or vas LArE LIxExTuD willis OAIeORD shASN'

~ vaE LETE LANENTHD WILLIS GAYLORD shASA' b
Solemn, yet beautiful 10 vievt s.asi.; sr %
Moath Of my heart thou dawhest here, 80,
Win sad and faded leaves TO strew
The summers melancholy bier. PSI
The meanings ofihy winds hear, gslFa n
o Al tho red sunset dies afar, 7;a'"4s, df'1
Aid baIa Ufpurple clouds appear, ID, ts.
Obscuring every western 'iar. 81 .a y
Thou solemn month"; / hoar thI voice!
Itleiis my soul Of other days, 3. 5i.... ~
When but to live was 20 rejoice. f..d
When earth was lovely to my gAEo. p
. o sisions bright o blessed hsnrs!
Where are thy living raptdres nowf s.--5-
ask my spirits wesred powers
ask my pale and favered brow!
Hook to naturs and behold tt 81
My y1ife.s dim einblems rustiing round,
y IN hues Of crimson and Of gold 1i--
The years. dead honors on the ground 9al s
aud sighting with the winds, ! feel ..,.,t.r
White Meirlow pniohs murmur BY,
How much thoiraweeping toncsfevea'
"a s OF life and human destiny. --s -ra.s171
When springs isightsome momshb shonc, ~,
They cams In zephyrs from The Wes'--
i They bore ihe wood-iark q melting tono, z % T.
. They stitrediho blue lnke's CLASSY breast,
through summer. fninsing in the heat,
They linseredin In the forest shade
But changed and strengthened now they beat
!, lIn storms, o'ermountain, glcn, and siads.
( IIos like those iransb6rts tho bFdast,
- when life l.. fresh and joy now;
SJh as the haicyon's downy nest,
And transient all, as thsy are true! fif
Th,y stir tbs Leaves In that bright wreath a.
3s Which Hope about her forehead twinei
Till grief Is hot sighs around II breathel 'Je
Then Pleasures iiplts smile resigns, =.
Alas. for time, and Death aud Care! '-'
What gloom about our way they hihg1 ,..a
tAke clouds In Autumn's gusty air,
faS bdtiu, pagean. Of The SPRING. "a
FAe dteaaa thai each successive yeHE
Seemed bsthed in limos OF brighter Fvide' :
Al last like withered leaves appear, ve4 s
And sleep In dark kncssside By side. y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

ssll Particulars oftheFalI ofSesnstOpoI
a4wfia ,Dearucti0n Of Hgnlap Life -hor-
yi6ts Seenes Withia SeSdstopol- Tile Dy-
: ing and he Dad. =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

He who thinks he can find within HIM
self the means Of doing without others Is
much mistaken; but be who thinks that
others,cannot do without him is still more
mistaken.---Ed R0chefoUecalds
/; The ministry il. a noble profession and 3.
rich in interest 70 him who loves tito hiff
Who does not, It is life Of drudgefT
men 'doat on this World as though i
were neyerto have an end, and neglect
me other as If il we're never to hsye q Ds-
ginni'ng az ess=r - 50 70
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

fiji ftit-ruRk:-iiS@a We sometimes yearnn
to draw aside the veil which cohceals fu-
turity flom our view, and see what time
has in, store for US. Alas, we know not
what, we wish! Few perhaps would have
strength 10 press forward through tbs
clouds and. darkness that often lie,in the
brightest pathway. Wisely and WELL
therefore are they concealed from yiewg Is
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

baa ls1s sGi oiHi 81; sard SD Of snDls
e1sW vy1o sdi .rlsdio 20 bssoiloa suisd
on 51saR ,bisCj1Fso guBi % huiisqmo5
bs5gpys ttg bridi srl hns3qs nov
Da'e saifras ,slsti Isaac taa .ta
ta5 sgTAI lssls D u irhrs-7 I'd 6sG
-Ig eos nua,siid sqBs q stslH-y sif b. B.,
bioi '0g 1suaiwt iHsHsgx galsj IS
sssa.aJ sdI .esoqlgq isd5 1oi mid 10
snran s3I 5GG.n5sGl IsTo 1sri ws73i asdi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

s,aRrNranER Tgt 6kfiIAS. Let not the
orphan child be forgotten, But as we ysl-
ae the blessings whichin the family. rela-
ton hate come to us, let US remember
these homeless, unprotected ones, and do
by them, as IN change Of circumstances;
We VI would that others should do by Us, and
thus ail in The fulflmept Of That deelara-
Which says that it is more, BLESSED %
give than receive.'' -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

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sAEt 80 .JaQ sasrssss tEesTsaT
.fisa Igffc ai nt1f
q - hnoispnlk 20 sssss5e slIfW etffaE
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gNS,g div 1siasbsa1 a2Tsisss ats
ins .FNh7asfs e. 1ls8 ssss
lsyl u s. .ass8l is sm0s .asasges ssask,s
'HaHstps.d tspoi.sE a{ssf 9.siiam ~
- sF7lo sSsv ,ziscHa 7a,o 5ss esgftA
q ~-sE Y ysiaaBlIci iej -aaat
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1iadi 10 Fe51cq pisogs s5 sv.sitsh
sasiiq nsrss ire -bsi sfsslsa
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lsl'sns 80 lo ne ~ sca es4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
Reptfse of the Allies /!

Foreign news Of last week, bring &C.
counts of fierce assault, on the 18th june
BY the allied forces against the Redan
and Malakoff towers, Sebastopol. They
fought calamity aud desperately, but were
repulsed with the loss of 5000 men in
killed and wounded, including Gen. Camp
bell Of the British army, and other valus'
bic officers. The Russian loss Is moi
known, but must have been considerable
This is the greatest drawback the Allies
have yet ehcountered'
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Ths Pacific
arrived yesterday with later news. Moth
ing important from the Crimea. Lord
Raglan was dangerously sick-the Car
was also reported i'll. The French and
English blame each other for their repulse,
but were actively engaged in renewing
measures for their assaults, without any
signs Of giving way.
The loss of the Allies was 5000.
Hango and Sweburg, in the Baltic, have
been bombarded and considerably damaged
Cotton Was active, but Breadstuffs had
declined.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
GREAT ATTRACTION
7 the 0ld Stand Of
j. HAYES 4 CO.

IA j. HAYES 4 Co.
Just arriving-a large and extensive assert.
men, Of NEW GOODS, purchased Al the fovI
est Cash figure, and VI course VIII bs sold AZ
4 small advance.
We have large stock Of Dry Goods Of
oil grades and ieftures-fancy Dress Silks
from so els TO S2,.5 PET yard. Berage Dslains
from 10 to rs cts, Shaily Bora1es, Barred and
Striped Boraze and Tissues, French. English
and American Prints Of all styles. 100 pieces
Of Madder color Prints (at Sly warranted fast
colo,s, also handsome assortment Of LACEI
and Embroidery, together with 4 great variety
Of Gloves, Hosiery. Parasols, Ladies' Port
Monnais &c &c.
GROCERIES,. HARDWARE, CROCkRRY.
CEDARWARE in abundance Of q superior
quality. also superior lot Of sTONEWARE
Of al descriptions,
Z lot Of Ready made clUthlng
Hats and Caps Of all descriptions.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. All-wool, Hemp
and Rag Carpets, Stair carpets. Rugs .Oilelsth,
Window Blinds, &c &c.-ail of which viii
be sold low for Cash or approved credit
VThe highest Market prics paid fer al
kinds of GRAIN.
IRON, PL AsTER. FISH. SALT. COAL. DC.
always on hand. J. HAYES 4 CO
Lewisburs. April 20. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
New Establishment!
+ EWIS OVERPECK would respectful

IL ly inform the citizens Of Lewisburg and
vicinity that he has opened rooms at the Uh'
ion Temperance Hotel, where he is prepared
TO take DAGUERREOTYPE LIkENESSES
in the most improved and life-like manner, and
put up in cases varying in price from 80 cts
10 IS. He invites the public 10 call and try
his work. feeling assured that they will be
pleased with his workmanship. Having had
superior facilities for instructions in the art
(of J. p. Leisenring. Danvillc, and Z. B. How
ard, Reading,) he thinks himself as well per
fected in the art as any in this or any other
State. fully l3, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
The Lewisburg Chronicle
Az ,xuErkxDrsr fAHILf JOURNAL
h.u.d on Friday Mornings at LeD''6u'y

Az INDEPkNDkST tA
,....d On Friday Mornings at LeUisbu'y,
'' Union county, Psrn:ylvuniu.
rsRxa-s,,so per year, 70 De 'Ais n , .s.Ase'm.aa
40 .,n,. will pay four unOuth' 70 cts i0r m months
..s m,n.bs, q for sixteen months, 50 for two
single Nos, cts Payments BY mail (paid)
IN gold, postage stamps, or bank notes st their
s.r, Papers to stop with the tine PAID for
.,,,.,ssxrSrs Handsomely inserted At so cents per
op. week. 2s cents each subsequent insertion -
-, a, months, IS year. Half squsre-2se' l9c g.
=, ..s,r,res-sl, soe 81, $50. Merchants &C. not
.,r,, ~. column, $40 yea. All others Is may
.d uosu. SQUARE is l6 lines Of BREWER. or IL oa
.,, Large cuts stersosypes, and advertisementso Of
,.,o,,li.ing tendency, are not admitted.
c,mmunioaons desired on topics Of general nterust
~, within the range OF party sectarian contest All
,,.rs ,c post paid, accompanied BY the name and
.,;-... o. the writer. to receive attention.
TIL, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH Is located in the ONCE
., IN. Chronicle BY which often got important News
I'm advance ofthe Mails.
onr.,.d with the Office ample materials for most
lind, q, JOB PRINTYst'. which will be executed with
,.,,,cs, and despatch and on reasonable terms
c.,u.l Advertisements to be paid for when handed
a, and Job Work when delivered.
.oc. on Nafket street, north side second story u
toor above the Pos. Once
1''' - woRpEN a CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
Mems Jtems from Other Counties.

The eastern portion of Centre County
was visited with a severe hail storm on
Friday last. This will account for the cool
weather we had for few days.
Among the graduates as Midshipman at
the U. s. Naval School, ut Annapolis, Nd.
is Thomas Mex. Buchanan, son Of Gen.
George Buchanan, OF Centre county, who
has received his Commission from Pres.
Pierce.
The Washington Union received by last
steamer news of the death Of SAMUEL P.
CoLLINes, Esq, appointed by President
Pierce United States Consul at Tangier.
Mr.. CoLLINas left in feeble health, but
made most attentive and energetic repre-
sentative at the important post for which
be was selected: Mr.. CoLLINas was .
Pennsylvania, had been long connected
with the democratic press in Wilkesbarre,
Pa, possessed high qualities Of head and
heart, and Will % moafned Dy large
circle of friends.
The .cqueduct below Cuttin's Rolling
Mill, On the Bald Eagle and Spring Creek
Canal, fell in. Mr.. Harris, the engineer,
states that it will be repaired, 80 that the
boats can psss in week.
The Mltonian states that the Tai 6f
that Borough is to be devoted this year to
the paymcn: Of the Borough Debt Of
$500. That done, they will TAXA fair
start again.
There have been several petty thefts, BY
breaking into houses, &c., at Jersey Shore
and Williamsport, recently.
Fine ripe Tomatoes selling in Harris
burg at rs cts per dozen.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13

RCol. Steptoe, appointed Governor Of
Utah Territory, in place Of Brigham
Young, whose term had expired, has de.
clined the appointment, and recommends
the re.appointment Of Young. Col. S.
has resided for sometime, with detatch.
ment Of United States troops,in Salt Lake
City, and is presumed to be acquainted
with the disposition Of its government
and people.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
Union County s..
~, In the Court of Common Pleas

fSn-f Of Union County, at May Term,
wv 1855.
In the matter of the application for chat
ter Of Incorporation of" the Christian Church
at tewisburg, Pennsylvania"
And now to wit; May 70, A. d. 1855, the
petition, together with The accompanying in
strument Of writing presented 10 the Court
and read, and the said instrument has been
perused and examined, and the objects, arti-
clcs and conditions therein set forth and con-
tanned appearing to be lawful, the same is di-
rected to be filed IN the Office of the Prothon
o,ary of said court, and the court also directs
notice 10 be inserted In the newspaper pub
lished in this county called the Lewisburg
Chronicle" for at least three weeks, setting
forth that an application has been made to
said court for such charter of Incorporation,
and that if no sufficient reason be shown to
the contrary, the said court al September Term
then ne1t ensuing. will grant a charter as
prayed for.
BY the Court SAMUEL ROUSH.
Pro,h'y's Office. New Berlin, Pro!h'y.
July 6, 1855. }t5s7w3l