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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, DELEGATES 10 THE
Liquor Dealers Nominating conven ou Of the FIRST As.
emby district, convened a. Mongomery Is Beskmau
Friday 2h nst do hereby protest agans the
Of Michael Ryan IA the liquor Dealers Tor The ONCE
office by the various political parties have answered
70 our cause VIZ Daniel Mahen, dencra Michael Ryan de-
wih the fourth article Of the liquor PLATFORM adopted
" syracuse on the sth OF Angus, which
ard which eads follows
mo Stale, County Town, Village Ward Convention, or
orgnnniion shall nominate candidates Office endorse
any OF archer party unless shall defeat the
election OF candidates nominated the party
nbltons or those In favor Of their principles in which
NE strongest candidates who may opposed any pgebory
liquor law whatever shn be nominated endorsed without
regard 10 his party politics.
LOUIS sANL0ENDORFF, Iclesate Second ward.
JARGEN II. SCRWAHTE, :"
CARR. NJ B0RCHERS, /"
ANDREW MILLER. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

ExIRA PAy-EAyy BOUNTY LAND AMI nExTRA
rsy~ omosriznd warr.na 'eIira psy' and balances
O. esoue ~ United Hsass navy sAilors II 81 way rnro
1Yv hcb WIDOWS sld hairs prcmf ~ obtained AMI nsn saS
Oh nds OF claims ssainsf The uned recovered ~
Agent, NE Pursey L. 4. Savy. and A1n,nsr
peun3eaog ii Law u Wal sireex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.-superb Medat-
non velvet carpets the Paris exhbion splendid tapes
ny Brusses from the celebrated menufacory OF Crossey
Sons. Haliiax England just received HIRAM AMBER
SONS, 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Paper Hangings Mt Reduced Prices.-JOO
rens 1ne gold A. TO 6s worth ss 1000 do do Is
Q 3d. worth is 1000 do do stock 3D. TO ls worth Is 3D.
u the old stand 26l Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

J. n. 0tafIOrd's Olive Tar.-Pnin cannot ex-
lat where this great electrical remedy applied Sod al 50
cents bottle BY all druggists and at The cofnpanys depot
and "a New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

10 the Ladies.-A Large and Splendid
rosk Of coaks tamas dress millinery and straw
9cscs ribbons feathers flowers, &C. at wM s. IRvINEs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Hyatts Life BaIsam.-Rheuunatism In Its
painful form. also, scroula old ulcers and the worst
the blood debility liver complaint
kncys inpient consumption &c, most certainly cured
BY his purifier Principal depot 2i6 Grand street. rs
lenta bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Kid Glovesi Kid Gloves !-E. n. LIE adboater
% o Broadway will open this day case of adies super
- gloves which hey win sell at 81, worth Is; large
~ 81 csmbric hsndkerchiefs az half their value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

= Ex weeks, by onguent which will stain or nure the
Mn bottle, sent to any part Of the country r. G.
GRAHAM SIS Broadway Zeber 43 South Third street, Phi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

EIegAnt GOOds.-Ih al That CIlss OF Goods
which be styled elegant and beautiful such household
enanen rich vases bronzes porceain articles for manel
work boxes PAPER achc goods ornamental ewelry opera
Ehaes walking canes, portmonnaies card cases, 6c.
TuTTLEs famous fancy store 345 broadway. Merely as
frequent vhts. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Bargains I'm Carpotings.-Good Brussels Mt
- cents per yard; heavy Kngsh superne 81 g. yard
PETERSON HUMPHREY, $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
POLITICAL.

1sT wARD.-ArA MEETING or THE FIRST WARD
Sh,g Charter conysnon hold October n Sss At ne
he chsiIS-on notion John thompson, Jr appon'ed
oD msn s 5 Was ss aoeam
On Dr. Msnus an e er ' ws aomaaea by
~ candidate Tor Copncan Of the second district
donsabics~James Derrick snt Peter Krsss.
JoHs TuoArsos, Jn., secretary.
I'm WARD ON DEcK--GRASD DEMoNsTR ALTON
E Foh Mss a Ssa q aas
5sae ae s Sh x5 ha s ysg October rs on motto"
Ghsy y so appointed presidents o,,y Ess VIM Locker
prssn and Jeremiah nonoT p sysI WOOL
FdSs and NJ hep,y s,ad tnl secre;aries
were Fs.s.a fsa y s%a
ely sesoaey necsssary 10 6 % hsrmany
our republican syslem, aud only 10 by
prodea expenditure he public mensy bas assys BEEN
councils. " - e A'' - ''
y Ts1 We s cordially endorse a nom
sa,s sena, and hail A. an evidence OF thai raiernai feeling
e,scy and that ind in BIN jealous
pon whose eadas, adhesion democratic principles
him eminently worthy Of support while his wedged
paciy and brilliant altainnens rencc, credit on
party which we are confident will constitute him It's
hesoised That we view the ensuing November election
prelude 10 grand witch
next behold involved with he factions Tint hhsro
Of the consaoa and he unon sa, Wes sr
Dat wS ney % o a0n 81 hr 3
rate organizations.
Resolved That the alliance formed by enemies places
NE democraic party under The necessity q abandoning those
differences which hitherto impaired its efficiency and
pesed Us existence and requires such among
ali true Democrat rs will render their acknowledged majority
apparcat and efficient
Resolved That democrats undcrsta nJng the
Of party. and rendering hoaae the great doctrines
which form the basis o. faith dusnpproye
and oppose the oppressive aud unconstitutional enactment
s he sShs s r sss
an s me sovereignty embodied in
The meeting ably and eoqucny addressed by Mr. NJ
Allen, Gus,ave Roch and Daniel l.. sicklea, ESQ
The meeting then round at enthusiastic, cheers
the democratic union candidate for Senator
DANIEL u. SICKLES,
and then adjourned, 10 form torchht through
the ward I. X. O'REiLLf, President.
Philip Meyer, Vice Presidents. -
jeremiah Donovan, q. b. Woodbridge Henry stadlanier
See
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

c.0eCJHfNG ron gyERyEoDy.
- ftt.l.tsn AsalA4.s<x4.
n Career "A uys,.M.
fsss srfys " ~ ysEras,
uios 40 wtsas q ~ soupis~~s.
Tks A1<ytsf pssxb<s.
csrt.ss.1i ysEsFssssss y -ysa.sss
ts6sfs.- haytvm Ga.
rsFstss 49, fo3A~s
Tk<&srxiN. H1s<as. Nsrsss. Is<s.
Ton. tssxrsfts D~w,&DAss. A. A.
See NJ fff1Af rGtNltE u . p~vr,-
jAnEs l. Smith 20. - fygags kxes-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

CrAstad0r0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
e.e admiration amongst All connosseurs In arts suite Of
reliable article OF its Kind In the word Whole
rte and retail, CRISTADORO,S, No. 6 Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Hlps Improved instantaneous Hair Dye,
shnngs box black brown warranted best IN leaves
~ haE son and gossy; fade Sold applied A. No Bar
clay street. 10 Nassau street, New York and at 2 Fulton
street. DreOkyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Tm0lat's Sulphur Baths--5l WALKER street
$40 Fourth lsfor the
mats, erupons Of ha skin, colds &C. highly
commended by the rst physicians; also vapor baths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

GooSlyoar,s Patent lnoIa Rubber Oversh0es,
cspes eggns. overals &C. both hight and heavy sni
trade very handsome light cambria
ord alpaca COATS capes and tainae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Pale Sherries, In Elmo Variety, in Quarter
easks, landing Harvest Cadiz; Moularde de Maie
f. landing az aermana from Havre Engsh cheese land
nndng American Union; Crosse Backwelps condme
landing Mary Brady for sale by JOHN DUNCAN SONS
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Paris boots, shoes and Caters, Cork Dou-
sole suitable for fail winter seasons
sevsd celebrated makers in Paris by EUGENE
FERRI8 SON. emporium OF boots 62 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

18TH wARD-UNIoN, HARMONY AND VICTORY
III A. large and enhus meeting OF the United
Democracy of the Sixteenth ward held Mt fcnrs long
the evening OF Goth OF October ior the OF rang the
nominations tor charter officers the following resolutions were
unanimously ndoptcd.-
Resolved Tint the democratic republican electors Of the Six
eenh ward In meeting assembled, cordially Of
and endorse the principles contained In the resolutions adopted
at the Baltimore Convention OF ls62.
Resolved That opposed TO the spirit and Visions
the act or Law known the Maine Probory Liquor law,
that we regard Il as Infringing upon the naeable rights Of
man, and contrary 10 the provisions OF const ulon
which should be the only guide legislators and
cuaied attain the object for which passed That
consider the law incqlablc aud unjust la Us operation
because the fundamental principle OF law,
charged accused hereunder gully before
trial.
Resolved That opposed 10 the prescription Of any
class of account OF their religion
birthplace considering such prescription
against the interests oil country.
Resolved That cordially approve OF the nominations
charter officers made by the united conventions Of the ward
recognizing In the nominees OF -ei and unsweryina
principles aud worthy OF the supper OF the electors Of
The ward and that we heartily recommend s nominees @ the
citizens Of the ward persons way qualified al the
Offices for which they are nominated.
tof Aocrnlhh 'lnaries n.
A,sessor John Psfrlae
School Gomtnmlssioner. AlcNln Ter Ming
Tus'ees. Edward II. Miller, Thomas Dunlap.
CoIstahles. Henry McDerfnol n. smith.
Together with inspectors Of Election. &c.
WILLIAM q. SEAMAN.
Chairman OF Ratification Mcciius.
JAMS Cnreoar }sccrc'arics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Gas F1xtures.--Ncw Patterns, Just Out. The
extensive selection Of rich chselled chandeliers and
esscke bronze and ne gilt statues Paris bronzes great
siety Of clocks and candelabras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Rich Bronze Clocks CandeIabras, Dinner
and tea sets received this day ship
With great variety OF French fancy goods entirely
designs For sale cheap Also large and beautiful
nnent OK chandeliers and gas fixtures.
E.v. HAUGHWUUT, SOL and 563 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

TuRyTTURE wANTED-THE suBscRIBER WISHES
hsnss entire-say NON 800 $500 worth Any famly
eu1t breaking bo~ieepIg and wishing 70 dispose Of
shsk fuyuiure or each. end customer b. addressing
lHs % Herman Icrsd Gle N. s.-wculd Ike hem about
ne lst o. November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

French Mechanical Lamps, CarceIs and Mo-
light Of these beautiful lamps the best and
economical The subscriber has just received invoice
Abo the best quality OF pure rape seed oil.
II. DARDONvILIlE, AS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

CaDphorated Transparent Strengthening
painful neurarc rkeumam nothing equal % them for pains
bruises rheuma.m weak nngs A. rhy.eans rseommend
street. and for sale by druggists generally Price LA ceus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Scrofuln, In Its most Aggravated Form, even
becoming firmly seated In the glands and snppuraon
has continued FOR years readily yields TO the powerful med
email effects CARERS spanish Mixture which has cured
Of long standing within the past ten Than al other
remedies nut together. WIN. \. BEERS A CO.,
proprietors, 3O4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
TUREITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERoo xs
NJ No 81 BrcTdvsZ oRposs ,sc e. M:sol.. astsl
mt = fancy, cottage, sosmesd And rrensh fornore e ~
pAAaaAaa plows bolsterI, &C. 81 manuActurers price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

The country shall hnd the bellies Gotham speeding
- CAnreps Tor supply OF bis CATERS slippers and Shoes
adapted TO the season. Canrels family store where
haes take their children andsuppy al with shoes such
else makes. His store IL centrally ocated336
and ladies always most courteousy received by polite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
iHERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PLAYmp CARDS.

nIAYI 10 CARDS OF EyERr DESCRIPTION FOR
saje a.. The Tpson Card Mandatory III and 79 Grand
sri near Broadway incipAng SINCE aod doub heads on
nanensd Vi plain aud spanish cards peror article Of
cp faro uds sell seasoned and sArrantod vary;
made exy-css v ior ncanng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

WAlsOn's DnnsleliOn Coffee, q Truly Vnlua.
BIZ remedy In all Of dyspepsia indigestion sick head
eohe and all bilious and Liver complaints Sold BY Hegeman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

New Article called L0vvnds' Patent Pen
g pencil made by Wlmarth, a Maiden lane, Is deserving
special commendAti0n for It's elegance and
stability i Is manifest Improvement over the old
Bqtes That all who zee 1t acknowledge Its superiority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
SITUATIONS WANTED.

A FASHIONABLE DREssMAkER DESIRES EMPLOY
N mcn 70 work by the day week os,
q her rcsdcnce Apply at lt6 between ih an.
10th ste. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

To Prudent Houselkecpera.-We Would Re-
eo:mend friends to the large and of
ALBkO CO., No. lO5 Bowery, between Hester Grand
Streets and twenty their money in the pur
chase Of butter, tes coffee, sugar wines, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27


ne conDovA 4 rRan,a. GENERAL LAND AID
iursyed ard palsnsa a, - sooi 400.
sIsmiss'an 4 s .ns ne sssofss deed. y s.s psoess
ISaess s.a..s I'd -. ., p ~ .. 4 az 81
eo'A VII be a. he Aew iors iioasl broalway ~ is
November. aod rei..sn Der, on.l The ~
NOTICE Mr.. Py1gg CLARK Byas LEAVE 10 ~
IN form ~ public hsf Re |. nos % abb ssrsssi
2. ns "a inss.ni .. pa-ag .oan,srieh hooey rtfHs
a.a's ~ var sfss'. icsS.. 70 'o''''''" ''' =
NoTicy,-A. y. A. BEAUTIFUL sssntcaN yLAg
~ sn ts pssenlsf = Mount yefpoa iosss so H. ~
~ xsros s,,s fss. = ss !. 1900 <. ~ sss 1899
silrg ady az se.sn., several .sra .ya.s,r. lac
isiai f;sss % sSsssy s.ssas ou - -"
O',.Icg o. 1ns cnisS q , yo,ics ocTr =. 20
49, - oto V. s1Tsgr1. c.efotr eae..
OwsERf % r0nsEs AR HysysY sorisTp mar
=. ee,a ."se, s ~, g w. s. 10
ags.,. ss. ..ts ersl.s surt. .na .er.s,ss aOssssy
af1aisa b. sesa y as oses
Cor1BEEN AID TotIETY,-THg sscoHD AyNIvvR.
sKsses syn.s x sss, -. Doe .S f.ss 80 49, =.
wssn.sa.y s.ssins OF y q 49,. 800 rs a.
= ssses ;, s,sIsi sssissn,. - o. 80 y ~a f''s
oEhAnD nALtocx, rrssssr.r.
RIO HbyrnrrsgRs a rgw sgrycr IpvgsrrsH.
1 men: y ,s.ss.ss = - .s.,..s .ss... = s.,s-.
pas " bs sod W nafan1 - - sk,ssS 49, ipeuJ uea
'''A y nary '' ssssa e5Sw IT. fssa .gs ss.,
T'ny ssyrsTEysrr AsSryrssaEro y rBg yorrss
kiss<esry tss1cssa ~ rpr.nS sAsrvh fEes IN
fssfbefs) sn - e~narstei svsufae GsaS<r
- N 0sbsa Ae1ss..<~ w ~ eslgv~se1 ~ Rev a.
o. eu.ns. .. g., snd Rev. A. A. WOOD
r-o IAwryrs,-wAsrED. A LAW pxnTSgR oxg
! -le semp~ssss 'ssy ssH ssrs< esss, Assross i>s
1D srcErshks AND OrnyRs ---Tnk Lsnsy~T Avn
kfst ss><snrf a s.nsis saf aesAs raas l<wraS
arr rfss ss,g.sl. 40 p,sses. y ssssssss p-s<v
ttsss ~ - =. .s@ es.s sseg ss. es.. h..a. Ss~,~
and - 20 49, a. en- - ftzSfa - - ss<aD
cSiosA waksLocx. xssst.si1sr sss iSyx~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

E'or Fever and AGuc, Deahlcr's Pills, 81;
India cholosogue so Washington elixir 7s cents For
Aism, Hyau's HE balsam IS cents Myers rock rose
81 For suppression. obstruction, &C Van Hamberrs female
nsonhiy pills For darrhoa cholera morbus, &c,
Hal syrup, 50 cents and Sun mixture, I2S and %
each, at GUlON'S, Ia Bowcfy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER,
RAAC r. COX.

MUNIcfrAL REFORM NOMINATIONS.
lu For Comptroller. ............t,Y Anrizn &. Fagg
county Clerk Douglas lrfhngwe
sheriff James o. Wfe
street Commission Daniel Gwen.
aonmissioner OF Repairs and supplies s.ph so1hwoh
cny Inspector. y. ". 0ri-com ~ ID.
counsel 10 Corporation Lorenzo b. shepard
io,efnor a Amsbouse ~. Godfrey Gunhcr.
CoroDer. .Ahnson T. Joaes ND, Frederick W Perry.
II. N. Wilhelm, Edward ID. ConD~ry.
Justice fnpreme Court. james Whring
justice superior Court. Murray Holman.
-. .s...tt......4..... LEWIS y w0Jif-L
ynafc .onmon fkas Csinb. Livingston
Sn1se nArne tonrt Charles " Brdssn.
cuvc tommiice VIII meet every evening, a, their
e nsosarv, 70 receive reports from The War; Com
nWes,. PETkR COOPER, Chairman.
Mas MEkIIsg or THE NINETEENTH WARD BY.
W gnsr Union emecrstsc Republican Aso-ts IN ,li -
bed klos, corner Of Yy ninth street ana s~,ns .ye
nue. On hooday evening Oct 70 o'clork ,o r.ns IL ~
loving tokess- ' " 's'' "s 10
80 .vNnesen' .Rtchard Tlynrs
..Ii.. frnbes Hupperh.
f,sn~~,s~~ ~ y .e,,n, ~''es Svhn oonrge Meyers
LEI District. .CbArtes Murray rrrc.. 49,
- ".'.''',' sonss .nM Herman B~is~rns
'fc"sisS fWrfnsy, Jonathan fondeu
$3.50 william worisv
e..o. ~ ,soi - .Jerssnzh ToN~
N1"os freys Christian schwsrtx
BY Order u Ne Cormuee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Offers for sale at reasonable prices French wines in
wood and glass red and white comprising ST. Julien st. Este
phe, Medoe Chateau LATTE Chateau Larose. Chsieau Mar
quay Chateau Leoye Haut sauternes Haul Bar2ac Cha
tean Yque, &c. German and Rhenish wines In and
glass; Burgundy wine in wood and gss COMPRISING Cham
berlin EImiage red and white. noe IT, Joseph Clos de
ST. George St Peray, and nosseux In bond
and duly paid Cognac brandy Of sndry brands champagne
and oil other liquors. gin Scotch whkey ark Cura
biters. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
DIED,

In Buffalo Tp, 7'h inst. George Frederick,
aged about 60 years. A short time previous
to his death, Mr.. F. had started with a sled tc
the woods, when he was over,aken with fit
ne fell forward, and was dragged some dist
ance, when the team stopped; when discove
red, one arm was frozen. and he was injured
by the horses hoofs. He was sensible after
his release. but did not long survive.
In East Buffaloe, Gin inst. Martha Click w:fe
of Saml Byler, aged "a yrs, ms, 26 ds.
In East Buiialoe. Both ult., Abraham Aur'
and, Sr., aged &C yrs, ms, L days.
In Lcwi>burg, 18th inst, Charles F. son Of
W and Mary Schaffle, aged yrs, IL m, IL
At the residence of his son-in-law in Upper
Augusta TIP, 2sth ult, John Clark, Sem, aged
about IS years.
Iu Miffiinburg. Goth ult Thomas keifer son
of John F and Sarah e Fous,, aged m. d.
In Milton, 7ih inst. aged 26 years, -,
wife Of Jacob Devictor.
In East Buffaloe, Sd inst, aged 81 years,
Adalne, wife of Harrison Pross.
In Chilisquaqne, 7ih inst, aged year,
Leonard, son Of Solomon and Ellen Dentler.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

QUITE A MISTAKE A gold watch
having been stolen at Reading, not long
since, description of the supposed .hicf
was forwarded to officer Nissimor, Potts.
town, who watched especially the railway
cars very closely. One day las. week, lie
found man sitting quietly in a Gag who
answered his description 50 well that he
made the protesting passenger prisoner,
conducted him to hotel, and was about
to institute search, when the venerable
Geo. Richards and others who know both
parties arrived, and assured Mr.. Missimer
that be had in custody the newly elected
State Treasurer, ColSLlFER of Lewisburg,
who was surely not the nun he was after!
The OHicer was more scared than the Col
cnel, who consented to let i, pass for
joke, but declined to allow any more Of
the same sort.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Teps 1tems from Ulber Counties.

NoRrHuMBERLAND.-The Sunbury A
merican and Milton Democrat look upon
the division Of Union county as "manifcs,
destiny" Tile Governor has appointed
Is bis Aids from Milton, Mcssrs. Boyle
Frymire, Swenk, Heinen, and Lawson
Late on Saturday night, Sd inst, a
house in Duke street, Northumberland
was found to be on fire, and the inmates,
Mr. Harrison aud family, narrowly es.
capped with their lives, losing almos. all
their little rropcrfy.-David Fisher
proposes to run q tri-weekly hack, with
'ne mails between Suubury and Millers-
burg Mondays, Wednesdays, and sa.ur.
o'S'' and returning the following days.
- beautiful fawn came upon the porch
Of the Sham0kin Hotel, during the recen.
snow storm, and q Bear ven,urcd near the
Furnace. Both the animals were .bo,
The Lutheran house of worship in
Milton N is repaired aad re-opencG, under
the pastoral care of Rev. C. c. Culler
~balance due on subscriptions to the
ol''aw'ssa, Wiliiamsport & Erie Railroad
are called in.
bIAlh'-on Sunday last, young man
was severely injured BY a Railroad acci-
oens At Blair Furnace. l. is doubtful
~ne,ner ne will recover-Judge Taylor
% .ou DuckaleW's y, Law are playing havoc
cl'n the taverrs and doggeries Of Blair
County.
"'t'ts-The Gazette notice. the
aela'scsuTs IF 500 bbis acur a. .Le L..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Lewisbug Chronce Branch FarmerFebuary 16 1855

of the la Plata and the Amazon, head not
far from Potosi. The Providence Of G. cd
seems to have reserved their fertile vallies
for the Anglo Sazons-a race more ener-
getic aud liberal than the Spaniards,
who confined themselves 10 the mountain
districts. The jealousy Of the Brazilian
government, now iuterposed as an obstacle,
will probably be overcome, and the free na-
visation of thc,c rivers, opened to all ma
tions. Railroads may be constructed along
them, and the agricultural and mineral ro'
sources Of the continent be developed.
The above report is too brief to do JUS
tice either to the lecturer or his subject.
1t is given with the hope Of exciting o
deeper interest in the lectures.
The audience was larger than on the
last ec:asoi The pleasant colloquial
style of Prof Loomis, suited his subject,
and interested his audience. The only
thing in the whole proceedings to be re-
grctted was the rude expressions Of ap-
plause given by some Of the boys @, as
dis.astcful to the lecturer, and most Of his
audience, as they we're contrary to the
wishes of those whose house Of worship
was opened for the entertainment and in-
struction Of all who pleased to attend. 1t
is earnestly hoped that due respect for
place Of worship will prevent the recur-
renee Of any thing Of the kind.
4 HEAnER.
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EIlAIHIHlTED.

On the Is, inst, by Rev DIR Clark. James
Murty and Mss Catherine X. Beever, all Of
Lewisburg. Printers fee duly received and
appropriately honored]
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oline Bartholomew.
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@- Monday, We tried the sl7ighins To-
wards New Derlin-uevcr better. ilct
forty teams (ani no acciden,) on the way
Very slim attendance at Court. Grand
Jury nothing to do, and Civil List not
pressing. Court however made a Hire
Of James Walls, and started John Quinn
on the track in spite Of the X. Ms.
A White Deer Turnpike case was con"
ut our last dates.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Zewisburg @arket
Lewisburg Post. Office Arrangements

EASTERN Mails (via AIi1os) every day but Sunday.
close Al y, A u.
EASTERN Mails (via NoRIu'D) every day bu, Sunday
close st 31S O'Clock, T. II
WESTERN, on Monday, "Wednesday sna Friday.
close at sX A. n.
NORTHERN (williamspcrt) Moni. Wedn and iri,
ciosc at 8 Pm. OF night preceding
sorTHERlS lssliusgrove) Tussd. Thursd snd snturd:
BCYFALOE xROiDS, Tuesday AMI fr.isy,
close at = M. Of night preceding.
m business hours daiiy(ex-ert sun-y 81 from until
lll5 NJ. and from II, ~ until s.. r.N
q, "a Iss3 H. E. .CRoTZER, Pm