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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
The Sloop. of. War ALBANY.

AAS SAVVR VA p" oA AAAOohys
The probable fate of tie Albany is
dreadful to contemplatc-the engulfment
Of every soul on board-and swells the
sepulchral list Of the year just passed, al
ready overburnened with its frightful sor
rows Taking into consideration the mum.
Der Of vessels in the navy, the list of those
which have been lost at sea is not incopsid-
erablc. From the com mmencement, in
1775, to the present time, tho following
are recorded as ''lost:"-
l77S-Brig Reprisal, (purchased)
l7S0-Ship Saratoga, while in COM
mand of Captain J. Young, As never since
been heard of.
lSOC-Ship Insurgent, q captured ves-
Sc, while in command Of Capt. P. Fletc-
her, foundered with all on board.
1S29-Brig Hornet, while in command
of Master Commaudant Ohio Norris, with
all on board, supposed to have foundered
il heavy sea.
1sl2-Bomb brig Etna.
lsll-Schooner Revenge, (purcbased.)
1sl5-Schooncr Helen, Qurcnassl.)
lSl4-Ship Wasp, while in command Of
Master Commandant Johnston Blakely,
with all on board.
lSl5-Ship Epervisr, "a captured YES
SCI, while in command of 1t. J. T. Shub-
rick, with all on board, including Master
Commandant William Lewis, bearer of
dispatches from Commodore Decatur, and
Lieuts Neal, Gormall and Drury. She
passed out of the Straits of Gibraltar, July
l4th, and was never afterwards heard from.
lS20-Schoouer Lynx, while in COM
mand Of Lieut.. J. Il. Madison, with all on
board.
lsl6-Brig Chippewa, crew saved.
1e33-Schooner Porpoise, crew saved.
lS36-Schooner Shark, crew saved.
l843-Schooner Grampus, while in
command Of Lieut.. A. Z. Downes, With
all on board.
lS24-Schooner Wildcat, (purchased,) }
with all on board.
lS25-Schooner Ferret, (purchased,)
with nine of her crew.
ls46-Ship Boston, during squall in
the night, all hands saved.
1S43-Sbip Concord, with her COM
mauder, W. Boerum, and one of her crew.
1S4l-Ship Peacock.
lS3l-Schooner Sylpb, (purchased.)
lS39-Schoouer Sea Gull, {purchassd.) }
lS45-Brig Truxton, three midship.
men and thirty-seven of her crew lost.
lS4S-Schooncr Ou-ka-hy-e, (purchas-
ed.)
lS49-Stcamer Edith, (purchased.)
And on Lake Ontario, during squ.ll
in 1918, two schooners, the Hamilton and
Scourge, with all hands, except sixteen Of
the crew of the latter.
Wherever the word "purchassd" does
not occur the vessels we're built by tho
government Of the United States. Where
not stated otherwise, no lives were lost.
1t will be seen BY the list that Albany,
if she has foundercd With all on board, is
not the FIRST vessel Of our navy which has
shared similar fate. ......
1t is supposed that Congress, following
= precedent already set in similar case,
will grant three months pay to the fami-
lies Of those lost in the Albany, togsth,r
with tho usual pension to the widows
4 --~-~-~->--~--~~----~~~~~~~~-
/. ~Sleighing is SUPP o:ed to be going
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The death Of Mr. Pleasonton, tho Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury is announced.
He held responsible post for upwards Of
half century.
COURT PrOclamati Whereas the
~ Han ARM 4 MII.stlN President Judge
ialf a century

for the 10th Judicial District consisting Of the counties
Of Union and Miffn and JAcoB WIrrEN.YER and JAMES
MARSHALL. Esquires Associate Judges in Union county
have issued their prrc.pt b.arns date the 10Th day oi
Dec lS5t and directed. for the holding OF all Or
phans Court Court of Common plca oyer and Ie
and general Quarter Sessions, at NEW BERLIN. fr tile
county Of Union, the second Maddy ot FEB next,
being the 18th day 1855, and to continue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given 10 the Coroner,
tiers the Peace and e. stabcs in and for the eou
~ Of Union appear in their proper persons
their Rolls, Records InGui>tons. Examinations, aud
other Remembrance do those things which of their
offices and in tLrr behalf appertan lie done an. all
witnesses other prosecuting in behalf Of ttr
Commonwealth against any person per-ouS are re-
Qurrd he then aud there attending and not depart
without leave at their peril Justics requested to
be punetual in their attendance at the appointed time
agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheris Office in
New Berlin, the lth day Jan the year of Lord
thousand eight hundred and ffty-fvc and IN the
year Of the Of the United
States Of America. God sare The Commonwealth.
JOHN kESSLER. SheriT.
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Real Estate.
Union County Woodlands
for Sale.

mn ACRES will be sold in shares
4. .OOO Of 10 acres at $50 per share, or
ten Shares for $a5 each,payabIe in lnstamenis
of one dollar per month. Location of lots to
be determined BY drawing; but any person
may, by taking tract Of 400 acres. have the
title made Immediately on payment Of the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable TO their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships OF
White Deer and West Buffaloe, and the new
road from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley passes
through it.
Itis covered with timber, such rs White Oak,
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-mills, tanneries,
&c, on majority Of the tracts. 1t is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and ]" miles
from Lewisburg. and was formerly the prop.
erty of Mr.. Jos. Sims. Apply to
d. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 3: South Third ST. Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
FOR SALE.

- That large and desirable property on the
G corner Of Market and Wafer streetswel
calculated for residence, for business, or for
a residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICK House containing g
4 large rooms on the frstfoor,6 bedrooms on
the second floor. and large finished rooms on
tn. third. A Kitchen and Washhcuse adjoins.
There are also spacious Cellar.large Cement
Cistern. Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Esq.
g. E.DATIs.
LswisbuIg, Cert, % 1860
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
.TtrnrU Trusars,
Weishiny Less Tim p q,

"eiSH"S less Than 2! ounce,.
NOR the cure Of HERNIA or RCPTTRF
l. Acknowledged BY the highest tnetir,I
aIlhonues oi Philadelphia. incoinparably su.
peri'r 10 any other IN use. Sufferers Will h.
eGa'liied to learn that the occasion now of5,r,
10 procure not only the Esi,est and mast ,a,v,
but as dnratie Truss as any other. IN lieu Of
the cumbrOns and uncomfortable article usu.
ally sold, There Is no difficulty attending .he
fitting. and when the pad is located II will
retain Its position without change.
Persons at distance unable 10 call on IN,
subscriber, can have the Truss sen, to any
address, by renting Five Dollars 10. the Sin.
gle Truss. or Ten for the double-wiih measure
around the hips. and stating the side affected.
It WI be exchanged TO suit If not fitting, by
returning II alonce, uHSoIed.
For sale only bv the Importer,
CALEB ii. NEEDLES,
Cor Twelfth N Race SiS, phikdelphia.
2 Ladies requiring the benefit of Mecha.
n'cal Supports, owing 10 arrangement Of tne
internal Organs, including falling Of the womb,
vocal, pulmonary, dysPePtic. ncrrouS and spi.
nal weakness. are informed that conpeien;
and experienced Lndy Will be in attendance a,
The Rooms. (Set arari f,r fheir exclusive usry
No. ia TWELFTH II. Isl doc. above Race,
ly533
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

ADJUrANT GENERAL.-It is q matter
Of oopgratulaton to the people that Gov
Pollock has overlooked party lines 50 far,
a. to bring into the Cabinet an old Demo-
erst, in the person Of Thos. j. Power, Esq,
OF Beaver, at present the efficient Presi-
dent Of the Erie Railroad. We congratu-
late the appointec on bis accession to this
honorable post, and from this appoint
ment We hope to be able to date the era Of
good feeling on political subjects.-Ritt..
burg Enenino Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Editorial Correspondents Of L:~isSurg Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, February IA, 1855.

Yesterday was the day fixed for the
election of T. S. Senator, and was day
Of unprecedented excitement. Gen. Cam
cron came within . few votes of nm cleo
tion, but after the second ballot they ad-
journcd, without choice, for two weeks.
I must refer you, for want of time, to the
papers fer the details. The Governors
position has been, from the first, with ref.
ercnce to oil the candidates, that Of neu-
trality. He refused to commit himself for
any Of them.
The Legislature now talks of adjourning
for ten days, to permit western and other
distant members, TO make a visit home.
1 write with my Office full Of school
friends from this aud other States and as
the mail hour has arrived, l must close this
brief epistle. H.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
ZINC PAINTS.

nNE-TIflED CHEAPER THAN WHITE
" LEAD, and free from all poisonous
4ualti,s
IIIE NET JEPSET ZINC COMPANY h.virs
greatly enlarged tLeT works. ard improved the DUAL
th'ir lrou prepared to orders for .-ir
sCIER1oR PAINTS, rIy. and 1round in OIL, II
S-so1ted acha-ts Of III m - to 5Uo pounds; also
Dry, IN barrels. Of 20 pounds each.
Their " HlTt ZINC, Which Is sold dry eround 10
olis warranted pure and ursur! sss,i fer tody srt
uniioi m hit,nes-.
mebo Of preT aratior has ntly hcrn discovered.
wAo! enable the G. mpany to warrant tleir Tsuis TO
keep fresh and soft in The krss any rCHsouslr time
In this their aiut will he superior any ether
in the uErEst.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT. which Is sold at lev
Price and only lie mrds ffCm the Zinc ores Fl, n
New jersey j. well kpt~n fer its protective quail
tics hrn applied To iron Other met si,c surinc,s
Their STONE COLOR PAINT rnsrssrs all the proper
ties Of The Brown, uud C an agreeable colon fer PAIN
ting CottsSes, nepots, Out iuiiirss. Briggs tc
FEFNCH 4 RICBaEDs.
Wholesale Paint Dealers and Importers,
n. cor of 10th ard Mst tket Sts- IhiiIGeI ais
Su5-"rliZ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

~The Union County Division Bill in
the House passed committee Of the whole
ea Wednesday !sst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

In Pittsburg, the Mayor has, since his
reelection adopted vigorous reformatory
policy, and seems disposed to abolish ma
ny municipal evils.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

FOREIGN.-Lord John Russell has
retired from the British Ministry, in con-
sequence Of tho Increasing public disaffec-
tion With the management Of affairs in
the Crimea.
News from the Crimea show conside.
cradle increase Of the opposing forces
much suffering, and many deaths, on both
sides-,ome skirmishing but without any
great result.
~The Asia, at Halifax on the 18th
inst, brings news Of more complications of
difficulties among the European powers.
Corn had declined.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Trusscs, Supporters,

ITuSscs, SuppOrteGN,
~ N@LACE STOCKINGS. sho,,
NcA,&der Braces, and all o,h.,
SurgicalApparatus and B,,.
dases. applied and warran,,t
te give satisfaction, by brand Mrs. M'CLIY
ACHaN, No "A North SEVENTH S,,..,
Piihdeiphin.
The great number Of Females relieved A.,
cured bv wearing Mr.. M'Clenachan's Sr.
porrers, warrants her in con ending Them =.
superior to anything Of The kind ever of,,,s
TO the public Iy5l15dl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

SuNBURY & ERIE RAILRoAD.-IIon.
James Cooper, late President Of the
Company, declining reelection, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected managers
for the ensuing year:
William Bigler, Charles S. Boxer, Ro-
bert Ewing, John W. Stokes, Robert l..
Martin, Franklin Platt, Charles Sinnick.
eon, Henry Duhring, Isarel Morris, d. X.
Jackman, James Armstrong, Daniel Deal,
William c. Ludwig.
Ex Gov. BIGLER has been chosen Pres
ident Of the new Board, and we hope the
Company may now see better days.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

10 Now Hampshire, the Know Nothing
convention has nominated, for Governor,
Ralph Metcalf, an old Democratic poll
tician, and companion of Burke.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
D. S. Senat0r-N0 Election,

D. s. Senator-No Election.
On Friday last, the Americans met in
ssucus-92 members present-and had :
ballots for U. S. Senator, as follows:
,,,,c.n,,,, in. l.. "a, q "a, !,h sh. 9Th, '.h
.a.;is AZ s;s::: 6 Curtin !, u ]; Is j i :. :
Previous to the las. ballot, over thirty
members withdrew the remainder voted
to sustain Gen. Cameron as the American
candidate.
The Democrats nominated Charles R.
Buckalew Of Bloomsburg.
The Wings nominated Thomas Williams
Of Pittsburg.
On Tuesday, the LIST vote stood:
Cameron 5S
Buckalen %
Williams 8
AL! others Sc
Whole vote l30--Seccssary to elect, &C
Absent-Mclliugcr, Whig; Clapp, Am
srican; aud vacancy.
There being no choice, Mr. Chamberliu
moved to adjourn for three weeks. Lost
yeas 81, nays GO.
SECOND BALLOT.
Messrs. Crabb, Cresswell, Frazer, Fry,
Ilaldeman, Hendricks, Killingcr, Shuman,
Sellers, AllegoOd, Barry, Boal, Bowman,
Caldwell, Carlisle, Clover, Crawford, Girls
vel, ,A.Cummiugs. J .Cummins, Donaldson,
Eystcr, Fcaron, Fletcher, Foster, Fraily,
Free, Gross, Guy, Haincs, Hubbs, King,
kirkpatrick, Krepps, Lane, Leas, NJ 'Conkey,
N'Copnel, Mengle, Morrison, Muse, North,
Palmer, Reese, ,Ri,tenhouse, Rutter ,Salade,
Sherer, D. L. Smith, GW.Smi.h, Stehly,
Steel, Strong S;urdcvan,, ,Waterhouse, Wed
dell, Wood, Yo;ks, Ziegler-59-voied for
Gen. Cameron.
Messrs. Browne, G GOODWIN, Hamlin, Hoge,
Heistcr. j Jamison, NJ Clintock, ,Piatt, Quigle,
Sager, Walton, Wherry, Baker, Bush, Christ,
Craig, Dousherty, Dunuing, Edingcr, Fry,
johnson, M'Lean, Maxwell, Orr, ,Stockdale,
Thomson, Wright-o7-fur Mr. Buckalew
Messrs. Avery, Baldwin, Downing, Hol.
comb, Laporte, Lathrop, Lott. M'Calmont,
M'Combs, Pennypacker, Wickersham-ll
voted for David Wi!mot
Messrs Darsic, Frick, Price, Skinner,
Chamberlin, Powell, Ross, Witmer-s-
for Mr.. Williams.
Messrs. Ferguson, Flcnnikon, Lewis, Ball,
Franklin, Herr, Mccullough, Page-s-
for James Vecch.
Messrs. .Taggart, Foust, Harrison, Hodg-
son, Liudernan, Meeill, Simpsou-7-for
J. Pringle Jones.
Messrs. Maddox, Morris-2-for H'y
n. Fuller
Messrs. G. R. Smith, stewart-2-for
Gideon J. Ball.
Mcssrs. Thorne, Gwinner-2-for Tho 5
u. Baird.
Mr.. Buckalew for is Black.
Mr.. Jordan for J.C. Kunkle.
Mr.. Bergstresser for .. H.Tiaany.
There being no choice, Mr.. .Taggart mo-
we'd to adjourn for two weeks. Carried :
yeas 66, nays 62, Gen. Cameron's friends
generally voting in the negativc.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Jury List Feb. Term, 1855.

J. W. FENNINUIUN,K KeSiSIel
Registers Once. Jan. I6, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

On Friday last, the Americans met in
saucus-92 members present-and had :
ballots for U. S. Senator, AS follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

~s!eighing is supI osed to be going
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington iiall, Monroe Ste
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would cal tue attention Of the public 70
his well selected stock o. watches clocks, eTslry'
silver waIe, aud fancy goods which !. now oienIig =
keys, gaaTds and chains.
Every description OF g0ldiewtlryi
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spett1elesl
Pure oliver table, tea dessert, sugar., mustard ana se
spoons, and butter kniyeSi
Plated aud German silver forks, spoons butter knives
etc, etc.
Port naonnaes, pocket cutlery, stlsSoTSi
VEET TIKt rtiofs, ttrops, shaving cream, eiei go
PerlumeTy combs bruiheS aud gteat variety o. hne!
goodSj .,,.
Particular attention PAID to repairing watches, clocks
and Jeweliy, and engraving handsomely done.
ipS-dtT c. r. BROWN.
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To Dealers in Wash Boards.

TS 1877, o. RIcE. Of Cincinnati, "laxHitS IslpsNt
ImrrottmCni in Nssk b0ati'" Iot which Le obLlLed
PAT EETin oei 1879. Said Improvement consisted In
p oPeTy prepSihg tie tSII OF lthtet tnc oT olhsf
suitable neil,) ard them ttUSins them 10 tHtN or ext
kiT way Into ne solid wooden Aide4 o. legs ol wtth
boaTd tie methods previously employed hAElhs been 70
eEEh KisstE or cut Meitct, 10 receive The metallic
plate. D. Riee subsequently, Sod bis ehiiTt fRdtt GHs
evHtTth lin iGld Patent 10 tie SUhseHbtr, who Is now
sole proprietor htTeoEOs well a. eRy eHAert'td MsHE'
fseiV' tr ef"U Ritr's lMPaoEtp rlTtST HISc WISH'
IoAkp," having succeeded 10 TIE late firm VI WlrAE,
BAtT Co., In that buEet,. lnduttd 81 ihe Popularity
and extensive Sae Of said Patent Wash boards" tuu-
dry pertons have engaged In making ard vending item
RhsEi Sreriiy Do 20, hrky tie!astHs HF Tieht, A
cured b. Raid Patent. SpilS have Hen eoMDelted Aud
now thdI, against Aln PARTIES known 10 bethUs
engaged and tits my Intention iv roietuie Tor all 10
ihfemsnG Of my legal and Just tights, to tue extent
tue law. ALL PERSONS ale therefore ttEioHts against
thaIine or dealing n tne wtah boards Etde aef the
si,aitS ~ Ritf unless branded 10. RetT Ia.
PTett2 Yah heidi PsitNi9 1879 rome tthI being
genuine II may be well 10 Ienak that the TaElliion in
ibe share Of tbe elmT,-or tho empol meat Of any Pat
eRted machine TO n.lI NASaboatds-toet mol five The
Iifbl iOuSe Tho PetsnitS iseisAg Ptett above deteib
ed upon which the tsINt OF The board really deFeRdt
WGOeGAie orders for tae gsnuEt ttitlt respectfully to
ettd and promptly executed, al ~ low pekS tS tIJ Of
thsiunauthOritsd naksE', ppu 10 w,y.u
Sole proprietor aud intnuiaelnreI lLsTeot
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New Music Store.
sIsu Of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
Main Street.

S7 J, FIoKIHsoN would respectfully an
sE7If9 lpounte 10 The citizens Of Wheeling and vi
I'M 0 n HcinAty, that be has j'at opeBed Hew and
veleglht establishment for The sale OF VollnS,
iutaTB, Yiolncelos F1tgoeiS Flutes, Flies AeeoIde,
onS, IAnlos, and TOmboHrHS Brats lRsiTuuaeuts The
IS.iISsGon SOoEa for all lind, Of instruments, and fol
tindn.
Iuse for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin Also iht
newest Eon DDettS ETC., and the reET best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar SthRG1,
CItrope Reeds, TuIiAg Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Vioi.n Finger aud Tall boaTds.
Bows for Ylollntello and Violin.
A. klebtrs Furniture Polish, for renovatng VANISHED
Furniture, speht PGnos Cabinets, Steam boats 0T aly
descriptions Of Furniture
Also or Sa by The Agent for KiebtT, Pittburg PltRot
Of the ht and bes 10 lhs United SSteS 9pe
s Nuns and ClikS Etthd and tfpait Pianos, h. Qua
haf't, Htlltt and Atpt Belt0A Pianos, DC.
AEent or TIE make ofCatRatdi and Setdhtm's Patsni
Nsl6de0hs, -. ~ = -.---4- .-...,s-. -
4te6fdt6n. and Kind p repaired
1i lie loWEttpIiteI. H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
Notice

GAPS.
d RCEivBD this d,J, The best assortment Of Gents,
IL yonhs, and thildTehS cloth caps, ever brought ~
tLS ey having been selected with great care as regards
sttle and quality. They comprise In part a. iolotyt.-
Gent, rOih opera, black and white gents half eloth doi
black, dTtb and green riding hunting and Apollo cars
Also tie 21yptIln PyTehnial cricket cap new tTele
oseher With every oher description Of hat Or extan
mill s. b. HARPER & son
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MCKEE q ROBERTSoN,s PREMlUM GOODS
Take Notice.

We don't think II hetIssary 10 invite our friends 10 tt
e OF az anything about the need 81 money taking for
gntt6 ihsy will ali rush ~ and eondehte n due time
NE Wish 10 Inform them however, tnSt al settlements
ise 10 Be made hefeser With w. In every ST months, H.
iEt,d Of twelve nOnhS-SAy the tat July and y! aruaIy
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

- EObA Packing II B0RAAD8tOO.
We yesterday paid aying visit 10 the packing
house ofSchenck Denise, on Boundary street,
and found them very busy in preparing for active
operations which win soon begin. They this
fall put up large addition, which has been adj
mirably finished Of, supplied with several large
furnaces for rendering lard, kettles, coolers, re-
| ceivcrs, kc., &C., and admirably adapted to the
purpose. Their buildings are very extensive
| their bulk rooms are two hundred feet in length
by perhaps fifty in width Their packing rooms
| dressing and engine rooms are large and conve-
niently arranged. A steaming apparatus Of the
most approved description converts the ofal, or
that part Of il susceptible of being converted, in
to oil. A large smokc-house adjoins the packing
house.
We found every part of their immense estab-
lishmcnt as neat and clean and free from often.
sive odors, We had almost said a. ladies parlor.
AL the hair, blood and offensive matter is hauled
away. Their pens have all been rebuilt and ar
ranged with good floors. Messs. Schenck &
Denise have taken great pains to guard against
fire. Their buildings are ofstone and brick and
surrounding their engines ure massive walls of
stone, some three feet in thickness with no wood
en- surface anywhere exposed, where there is a
liability to fro. Theirs is really one Of the best
arranged, best regulated, and most extensive
houses we have ever examined, going far ahead
Of anything we had supposed existed in this city.
Although we have not seen them strike a lick, We
are ready to vouch from what we have seen,
that any number Of porkers can be put through
the several processes, from the pen to the bbl in
style unsurpassed, anywhere outside of Bur
lington. s -easasitn
. And as large businessis very generally anti
cipated, We presume their abilities, SO far
as speed is concerned, will be very thoroughly
tried this winter. ..,tits. ,
We shall embrace the first leisure hour to WIS.,
it the other packing houses in the city.