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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
For the Telsgrapb.
For The Telegraph.
The Kenosha Democrat ON Beecher and
Theolopy

The Kenosha Democrat ON Beecher and
Theology.
The Democrat of last week published a
paragraph taken from Virginia paper,
(Petersburgh Intelligencer) in which Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, is reported as having
said in a public discourse in Brooklyn, n.
Y, that the loss of the Steamer Arctic, was
TO be !" ascribed to the wrath OF the Al
mighty, thus poured out upon the heads of
shipping merchants, for supporting the Flu
gitive Slave Law" The Virginia para
graph goes on to say if he { Beecher)
did give public utterance to such senti-
ment and left the pulpit without bodily IN
jury, it must only have been because he adj
dressed gang of devils like himself Such
monster in human shape deserved to have
milestone fastened around his neck, and
be pitched into the middle of the Atlantic
Ocean"
Upon the above text furnished him blythe
mettlesome Virginian, the editor of the
Democrat proceeds to discourse on Beecher
and Theology; he begins by making an as
sertion as sollows: 1.-The above extract
from the Peterborough Intelligencer, Mr..
Beecher quotes and comments upon. dd-
mitfing that he uttered the obnoxious senti-
ment."
Now the editor Of the Democrat has evil
dcn:ly been deceived, or mislead, by some
unreliable newspaper gossip. The para
graph and the comments of Mr.. Beecher
upon it alluded to by the Democrat, were
published in the n Y Independent of Dec.
7, 1854; and whoever will take the pains
to read it, will find in it no admission of
Mr.. Beecher tothat obnoxious sentiment
charged by the Democrat. Ii the editor
of the Democrat can find room in his paper
to publish the brief, but we'll timed reply of
Mr.. Beecher, he viii doubtless contribute
quite as much to the edifcalon of its read
ers, as by making an untruthful statement
in respect 20 it. No one will dispute but
the editor of the Democrat, had right to
pronounce in his last weeks paper, that
"Mr. Beecher made great fool of HIM
self" he may have the right TO call any
public man z. fool that may be a mat
Ter of taste So too, no one will question
the right of the editor of the Democrat, to
indulge his varied ability in discoursing on
the ways of the Almighty, in connection
with the paragraph above quoted. But that
1itors should have some respectfor accura-
cy, seems to be generally expected. X
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
Fancy Stock of
CABINET WARE.

~DD. l.. SCOTT, respectfully informs his
s-.1fS$ friends aid the community. that he has
80 'pened a new Furniture Establishment,
lain Street, Kenosha, opposite the City Bank,
and intends to sell AT Very Low Prices!
Claiborne OF Cabinet Ware:-Bedsteads French,
College Bedsteuds with pins. and common.
REAus-Imitation Black Walnut, do Ma
hogany, do Rosewood.
TABLEs--Centre. Dining and common.
CnMas-Boston and Common Rockers, Small
Rockers, Sofa, Cane Seat, Baltimore, Commol,
dining Chair, &c
Truudle Bedsteads, and other Cabinet Ware,
too numerous 10 mention, Also,
COFFINS. made TO order at the shortest no.
tice.
novl
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Holllster,s bazaar.

As spring time is approaching many OF
the merchants of this vicinity will have to
lay in stock of Yankee Notions, toys, and
varieties of all kinds for the little folks
We refer such to the advertisement of Hol
listers Bazaar, found in our columns. He
has patronage from this vicinity, and
his customers are pleased with him as a
wholesale dealer-D.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

Es We learn by private correspond
ence that adestructive fire occurred at New
burgh, Ohio, on the night of the 18th inst.
The Cataract House and barns. two stores
Post Office, AMI Odd Fellows Hall were
burnt Loss from 10 TO $4,000. The
Odd fellows Hall was to have been dedica-
ted the last of this month.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
Clothing,

We refer all our re aders who want any
thing in that line, TO the advertisement Mr..
E. T. FRANCIS. He keeps one of the sever
al good places in this City, where a person
can get good, well made garment of
good material and cAeop.-p.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

Our friend Handbook we are glad to see
finds it necessary, to accommodate the grow
ing wants ofhis business, to procure steam
engine. This will increase largely his ca
pacity to turn out blinds, doors, sash, and
carpenter and joiner work generally. Such
evidences of the growing character of the
business of ,he city, are encouraging and
gratifying. 80
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

NHILLINERYs Mas McDERMoNr iespec.
VE ,ivef,Ily informs the ladies OF euosha and
v;cinitv. thai she has CO amenced business in the
store north OF Ira Waits aud opposite the Run.
ais House, where she will keep constantly on hand
general assortment of millinery OF the --latest
an most fashionable style.
Mrs. Nj Dermout trusts that an experience o.
IA years in some Of the principal cities, OF Eng
land, will epabe her TO give satisfaction to those
who my favor her with their atronagc
Keno,ha January i, 1865. 3o-3n
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

The PLANK RoAp.-It will, no doubt
prove matter of very general satisfaction
to the public, to learn that the plank road,
between the city and Ingalls,, is to have a
thorough overhauling and repairing. We
notice quantity of plank being gathered
together for the purpose.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

ES- VIII our music-loving friends in
town and country, observe the advertise
men of MISS MARY A. AVER. She keeps
the best kind of musical instruments, and
can furnish them just as favorably as they
AN 1e bought elsewhere.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

Sr. Yesterday. being ST..
Valentines day, our Post Master had quite
a busy time of it. We have not heard the
number that passed through theP. o. here,
but from the number of smiling happy look
ing faces, we saw coming from the office,
we concluded there was nota few. And why
shouldn't heyhaye smiling faces when they
getsuch Valentines as our friend KING had
prepared for the occasion?-then, freight
ed as such gems of Valentines would nat
urally be with "thoughts that breathe and
words that burn" To those who have not
yet, from timidity or other cause, address,
ed their "Ladye Loves" we may remark
that they have week yetleft, and "kING"
has few of the most elegant of those loves
missives, in reserve for such tardy indiyid-
uals.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

4 AIDES CLOTHS, Just received at Hes
A II BAEp's, No. Runals Block, large stock
Of Ladies' c otts, comprising the choicest colors
ofthe,season, with a choice lot Of TaIAnfsos, all
STYLES and qualities to match. GooDs and PAGES
Mcsr SUIT. Call aad see. HUBBARD.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
A GIFT OF GRATITUDE.
NER. JAMES ROSS, (author of the Fl

RER. JAMES ROSS, (nuthor of the FIRST
I'VE Step in The Mareh,) thankful for the en-.
enlargement which his humble efforts TO throw "a
light upon dark subject, have received IN the
county and city of kenosha, intends to deliver
Six Addresses on Know N0thiGgiSm.
At the followingplaces: Pleasant Prairie, Somers
Brighton, Wheatland, Bristol, and Kenosha; COM
r,encing on Monday Evening, February %, 1855,
and being delv rel every succeeding even
ing at the places stated All those who come to
hear him, will have chance, of having presented
to them
BEAUTIFUL CUT RIFLE & SHOT GUN
On the one stock-b.ing from the Mandatory Of
Biissett & Go. and Of superior quality and work
manship There are beon ring to il, powder flask.
shot fl SIX bu.ht mould and othe~ instruments, and
there will also accompany il, one case OF Harvey
s. Cursse's supcrfine gnnpowder. one package Of
gun Weddings, one b * best quality of percussion
caps some bullets, and in fact all that is nsedfnl.
Through the oblgng civilities Of Mcssrs. Reed 4
Schanker. jewellers &c, those articles are now on
view at their establishment. Full particulars will
shortly be distributed
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

nRICE REDUCED. WoRn DRoPs-Dr
Bardotte's tasteless Worm Sugar Drops
warranted without Mercury, at
STARkw & co.'s
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

NARPETs CARPETS :! A new feature
" in the Carpet Trade IL kenosha. ii w.
Hubbard is ready to sell those who may favor him
with call. Il. Brussels carpet, for the same that
they have been accustomed to pay for more
common article. Velvet Tapestry Carpets cheap.
Also a large stock OF 4, 6, and Oil Carpetng,
constantly OF. hand. No. ], Runals Block.
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EeROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and coiors
Ee Cassirnerss; Twv.ds, kentucky Jeans and
Sattinetts cat be bought al very low prices at
Nov. 9, 1851. BLINN'S.
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STAPLE GROCERIES,
WINTER GOODS!


MOT depending on navigation for our supplies
v of Goods, but receiving them direct from Bos-
ton by express with the New Year we have open
ed a few New Bales and Boxes OF New Goods, so
that we can present to our numerous Customers.
the New Year with New Goods, to which We re-
specfuIly ask their attention. 5a
WINTER SHAWLS, Ola Subscriptions, FOR
Natrons Maids, and Little Misses.
SUPERIOR FL4NNELS, both Of wool and
cotton heached and unbleached.
CLOAKINciS Of every variety ofsiylc, goods,
and quality.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we have most
excellent assortment Of Cloths, CasSimeres, and
Vestinos of all Colors aud Styles.
MTTTENS AND GLOVES of the very best
kinds. Neck Shawls and Comiorters, Wooden
Socks, &c, &c.
We sell our goods just as cheap as before com>
munication with the east partially closed. Call
and see,
METCALF 81 MERRILL.
Japuary, 1855. iy30
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SHINGLES.

EEINE Shingles, the best article, Of our own
a. manufacture Warranted, besides all quail
ties manufactured elsewhere. always OIL hand and
for sale al the Lumber Y ard.
DURKEE, TRUESDELL, e. co.
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Kenosha County Circuit court--In Eqrity.
Fitch A. Higgins,


Sylyenler baldwin William Ward Wheeler Leonard Crocker
Noycs Amos NOyes Ind Richard g. Noyes John Low
Archibald H. Lowrey Charles T. Baldwin anu Charles
appearing by AFFIDAVIT the satisfaction of this Court
that the Defendants Ward Wheeler, Amos Noyes, n
Noyes End John Towrey Arehiha ID H. lowre Charles r.
Bal Charles reside of this state On motion
Jilsun solicitor for complainant 1t is ordered that
the Ward Wheeler. Amos Noyes Amos Noyes ID
b. John Lowrey Archibald IL L9wrey charles
Baldwin Charles their appearance to be en-
thereof to lie served en- q com
painats solicitor by the seventh day o Nay a ~ N ana IN
of their appearance either OF them tat th an
compiaiuants said hill OF Complaint by the
said 9TH day of ~ d. Sa and IN default thereof sad biI
of complaint may be confessed against them And
ordered within twenty days from o ae mere
the said complainant this order 10 DC IN e
Tribune Telegraph printed In kenosa
county the said publication he continued
each week for six successive weeks or a
copy Of this order personally serSe on the last
last thirty days before the tine aooV
prescribed for their appearance. keHosha February
1855. y. II JOY, tcurt COMMISSIONER
STATE of Wisconsin, hereby certify the above to be
Kenosha County Sc true copy the original order
on in my office the above entitled eaase -
t. Ii. NICHOLS, Clerk
6v25 Circuit Court kenOsha County.
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&c notice II another column Of the propo-
ssd lectures OF Mr.. Ross. Mr.. Ross is a very in
teres,ing Spesker, ard deserves full house, indie
pendent Of The other unusual attractions he offer.
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Fn Circuit Court,
Kenosha County, Wisoonsla--Gn Equity.

Sch Doan lothian CRY, Charlos clifford William II.
Perry,
happening by affidavit TO the satisfaction Of the Court that
the Detendan Lothian leFyy sud William H. Perry reside
II the state Of Wisconsin on mott OF on a. Jsun solicitor
fer the complainant IL is ordered that The said lothian Perry
aud William H. Perry their appearance be entered in
this and notice thereof be the complain
solicitor ~ the seventh May A. ID. 1855
Of their APPEARANCE that they plead demur
the Ompajnan said bill Of compliant by the aevenh day Of
May D. 1851 ad in default thereof said bill Of complaint
may be taken confessed against them And it is further
within twenty days from the date hereof the said
complainant th order 60 hc bshea in the KenoshA
Tribune Telegraph newspaper Printed in KenOsLa in said
and that the sail Publication be continued in said
each week for weeks in that he
this he personally served the said lothian
Ferry William H. Ferry, least tLty days before tho
prescribed for thea Appearances. Dated Kenoshn,
FEBRUARY 6, 1855. y. H. JOY, Court Commissioners.
state Of %issoos hereby certify The above vet, to b
0 Ele in my Office, in the above entitled cause.
l.. .. NICHOLS, Clerk,
6w1J Civcfut Court kenosha County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

DED CEDAR POSTS, The best quality of
IA, Fencing Posts, Red Cedar on hand and for
sale at our Lumber Yard, the only place where
they can be obtaind in the City. Also. White
Cedar Posts. DURKEE, TRU ESDELL & Co.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

ENlsESS GOODS. Tits impossible, in the mar
EID row limits of a newspaper advertisement, to
give the Ladies correct idea of the stock Of Dress
Goods to be found at the New Stare in Runals
Block. Call and examine for yourselves.
II. w HUBBARD.
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EXTINTER DRESS GOODS, Now open

EETINTER DRESS GOODS, Now open
Wv and ready for Inspection, MAMMOTH stock
of the above Goods which consist IN pant of MoRsN.
os-all colcrs and qualities. GEEItN PLAID de
4 beautiful article. SILK. and WOOL PfAIps--
beautiful styles. All Wool Deluines at 80 PER
CENT DISCOUNT from former prices. Lyonese
Cloths Six and Cotton Warp, Brocade Mohars
and Alapacas, from which we are selling ample
dress patterns at the aston'shingly low price ST.
%. In short, il you wuuld the largest and
cheapest stock of Dress Goods ever brought into
kenosha, call al II. w TiuBBARDs
Corner store, Ruuais Block
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

Perry, OF Albany. For strength, beauty and dur
ability he thinks it is not equaIied in this market
n would suggest 10 those in want Of GOOD
Cooking stove, TO call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere He has also the New
World. the Atlas, aud all the Best kinds OF Cook
ing aud Parlor Stoves, too numerous to pafticu-
larize.
8JOld Castings, Copper aud Brrss wanted
also paper Rags. + A. Ma"''i ALL
100
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&tHAWLS!Y HUBBARD would all the attention
kJoi all those who are DESTROYS of purchasing a
good Shawl CHEAP, to his extensive assortment,
which contains the most desirable styles of the
season. All Wool, Long Shavls ranging in price
from s.? 80 to 5 2, 90 Call and see them.
No. /, RUNALS' Block.
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SIMMONS g. SON.

N\O the good people of Kenosha City and
IL County, send greeting. That we have Just
returned from the Eastern Markets, where we have
taken advantage of the times, TO purchase at low
rates, large stock Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, which are now arriving aad being
opened for che inspection of all our old friends aud
the public at large. Having purchase our Good,
on favorable terms, we III afford TO sell as low
as any of our neighbors along the Lake Shore. We
Buy TO SELL, and prefer quick sales aud small
profits, TO keeping our shelves burdened with Old
Goods Our stock consists of full assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which have been carefully selected with special
reference to the demands OF the season, and we
have no hesitation ia saying that in such staple
articles. las Sheetings Shrlings. Tickinas Prints,
Drilinss, DENIM, Blue and Brown Drills Jeans,
Twesds, CottsnY arm, Battiugs, Waidngs, Can
dlewekiugs.-
BRO1DGLOTHS- Broadcloths, plain, strip.
edCassimers aud fancy Sainetts, FulEed Cloths,
Fianuels, inseys &c.
We can give general satisfa ton both as to
prices andquality Of goods. We have also for
Ladies aud Gentlemen good supply OF
Dress Goods,
Ofstyles and finish appropriate for the season
and which we think will please all good tastes
consisting of
EeAvy1a9o
Such as Cashmere, plain and fIuFed Thbets,
Brocha, Long Shawls Bay State &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Kid, Silk, and Isle Thread Gloves and all kinds
of Hosiery. Our stock of
HEAVY GROCERIES. consisting o.
Teas, Coffses, Sugars, Sp ces, Soaps, ETC., is no,
surpassed. auata
kenosha, lyli
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

q ATEST ARRIVAL. Just received al the
Id Corner Store, few Bales Of Domestic Goods
which are going cheap at IlUBBARD's.
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HUBBARD's ADVERTISEMENTS.

DONNETS * BONNET TRIMMINGS;
ID have just received large lot of SATIN and
Velvet Bonnets also Ribbons, Flowers, Pumss,
&c &c, which must be sold. III. " HUBBARD.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

A PENNY SAVED, Those who are in want
"a Of winter Dress Goods will do well to call
and look at my Stock which | ana offering at RE-
pucED PRICES Among Them may be found good
assortment of Plain ana Plaid Merino, Lyoness
Goods al coors, all Wool Dslains Plain and
Figured, &c, SC. Ill. W. IIUssARB.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

z ADDE'S COTTON & MORENO VESTS.
IA a A good assortment OF the above goods, OF all
qualities and prices. at IUBBARD's
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UORSE BLANKETS Some very heavy
i y ones cheap of course, at HUBBARD's
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF STOVES

IE 10 -IutW So. h6WO5WU
"a THE Subscribe has just becu
EItNt3 receiving new aud beautiful pat
r-Ns1TA. ~ iron of Cooking Stove, never be-
: Nsiiss<FSsyd fore GfIrred in this market calico
Sss.5sEs$ the Black Diamond,
yssEk&gs5 manufactured by TreadweIl &
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

STONE WARE. Five hundred Gallons FOL
SsaIe at METCALF IL MERRILL'S.
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HUST NOTICE. We wish to call attention
~ to lot of DeLaines just received, which we
shall sell for less than it cost TO make them.
November 30. METCALF d. MERRILL
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

~OOD BROOMS. Fifty doz. good brooms
w for sale at
METCAI.F g. NERRILLS.
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NSLAyORIN(: EXTRACTS. = Lemon, Or
g. ange, Peach, and Vanilla Rasins and Citron
ne " and nice, at 1000
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LYMAN g. CAGES

HOLLIS TER q WILLIAMS
ll8 Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,
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- ATINETTS. liz pieces fheavy Satinetts,
S9 which can be bought for IS per yard. at
MEFCALF s. MERRILL'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-12
ulAHHlIU,

In M'Ewensvile, 10Th uit., by Esq. irwin.
Elias Bickel Of Lewisburg and Miss Nancy
Bomsardner Of ChillSquaque.
By the Rev. J. F. Mesick, DIR. Geo. w. Porter
snd Miss Emily, daughter of the late Hon. l..
Riley, NJ. D., of Harrisburg.
By Rev. J.AKely, Rev. David W. Hunter OF
Clearfield and Miss Priscilla daughter of Dea
K.L.Green, Of Scottsvill", Hunt. Go.
By Rev. Mr Montgomery, 2lst ult.. Robert
Slater Of Northumberland and Miss Hannah
Maria Hull of Milton.
IL MrLroS-By Rev. J JS.MMurrav. Goth
ui.. A r. Graham md Miss Sarah J. Egbert-
2slh ult, John Dausheriy and Miss Lucy E.
Stevenson-By RevC C.Culler ..sth ult. Henry
Filler and Mary c. Anthony, fall of Mil,on.)
In Ca,tawissa, goth ult.. by Rev.E.M.Conser,
Reuben Critzer and Miss Emma Crawford,
both of Milton.
In Northumberland, 2sth uli. by Rev. Brown
Emerson. Hiram Young and Miss Mary J.
Reninger, both of Northumberland.
By Jacob Martin. Esq, 3lst ult, Geo. Deats
Of Schuylkill Co.. and Miss Margaret kising,
of Perry TIP, Union Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-12
HARnIsBURG. Jan. 8. 1855

Vou' - A~So'
SENArE.-Mr. Buckalew, who has been
absent from the country for some months,
and just returned, was in bis scat to-day.
Mr. Goodwin announced the death Of
Levi Foulkrod, late Senator from Phila-
delphia county, and offered the customary
resolutions, which after few remarks
from Mr.. Price, were adopted, and the Se-
nate then adjourned.
HOUsE.--Thc House met at 8 o'clock,
but transacted but little business.
A memorial was presented, contesting
the scat of Mr.. Bush, of Northampton
county, and Wednesday Of next week was
fixed on for drawing the committee to in
vestigate the matter.
The Governor sent back, with his otjec-
tions, the bill of last session authorizing
Huntingdon borough to subscribe to the
capital Of the Broad Top Mountain Coal
Company.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-12
News Stems from Otber Counties.
Foreign New.

JuxIArA.-The Sentinel states that about l
o'clock on Tuesday night the barn of Jacob
J. Ulsh, near Cuba Mills, was discovered to
be on fire. Owing TO the laieness of the hour
nothing but the stock could be saved, and the
barn with its entire contents wese burned to
the ground, including corn crib containing
about 1000 bushels of corn, and wagon. A
man named Charles Mckee was Immediately
arrested on suspicion, and is now In jail. The
property was insured in the Perry Company.
The Registey is on file a. Holloway's Pill
house, London.
CESr.E-{see Letter in another column)
The Bellelonte Wing complains of numer-
ous thefts from cellars, clotheslnes, ,springhou-
se.. &c. in that vieini,y.-The Aaronsburg
Berichfer of Friday has an article cyphering
Gov. Clark, Of N. Y. out of his election; but
unfortunately for the proof, Gov. Clark had
been in Office, undisputed, several days before.
Pxaar.-The Freeman has . correspondent,
STYLED Americans" who declares that Wn. +
Johnson i. the choice Of the people OF that
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-12

nN-A correspondent Of the -Mltonian
writing from HARTLEroN, Union Co., I'd
inst, states that considerable excrtion is
being made in this part of the county by
the dsunionists. Petitions are circulating,
and already very numcrously signed
Many have signed them who supported the
anti-division candidate for representative
(Maj. Simonton,) and are strongly in favor
Of division. We candidly believe that
tvo-thirds of the people of the north end
Of the county are in its favor. We consid-
er there is nothing to lose but much to be
gained by it. We sincerely hope the leg
islature will no longer listen to the New
Berlin demagogues, who are using their
influential mite" in opposition to our
wishes and just dues, but give us county,
and thereby benefit US much. We think
1t the duty of the legislature to legislate
for the majority, aud not for a few, and
hope they will do SO in this case"