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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
An APPEAL FOR PENNSYLVANIA

To the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR: Every Republican in the country knows that
Pennsylvania is the battle-ground and there are many
who would be glad to help the cause here if they only
knew how to do So Let all such friends invest five,
or ten or hundred dollars much as they choose,
III Republican documents, and order them to be sent
to Thomas Balch, corner Of Walnut and FIFTH Streets
Philadelphia. Mr.. Balch is chairman of the Cam
pagn Committee, and every document he receives will
Be sure to 90 where it will do good service.
Truly YOURS GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
penn. Sept. 8. 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
POLITICAL ITEMS.

We understand that, as Mr. Burlingame finds it
impossible to fulfill all the appointments made for him
in Pennsy lvsns during this week and next Dr. Chas
A. Phelps of Massachusetts, has been induced to come
TO his relief DR.. Phelps gained much credit last
Winter as Speaker of the Massachusetts House OF
Representatives. He was put into that post by the
Americans, but he forgot-as indeed, from his
antecedents he hardly could-tbat the first duty Of all
Americans is the protection Of Freedom against aris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

RECEPTION OF GEORGE PEABopY.-Mr PEABODY
the eminent American Banker of London anlved IN
this city yesterday by the steamship Atlantic: ne
wos met on his arrival here bya Committee OF Mef-
chants. consisting of Messrs. Tleston, Cot Sou'n.'
Sherman. and f. Bell and escorted to the 81. Nlchoi,'
Hotel. where suite Of rooms had been ensageu,
During the afternoon and evening the distng'n'",u
stranger was visited by large number OF Ills '''ehu'
and was waited on by Committee Of Merchants ''o'n
Boston, consisting Of Messrs. Lawrence "ns1ey
Blake Dsnielr Sutton, and Abbott, who tenoetea NV"
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he Board then adjourned till to-day.
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH:

This body held a meeting yesterday al wn'' on ia.
Heath Officer made the usual report that II" tiio-
yious or malignant fevers existed in Brooklyn. Aue
man Huntley who had been censured by voe s t
Board for hasty language, appeared ana s.aor
they had right to pass such vote wth9u.
him OF their intentions, that, II deefneu p"aov
he could make an avowal, explanation VI apJ 800
Wheieupon the resolution OF censure was recon7'ue
and the whole matter indefinitely postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

an invitation to that city, To-day he will be visited
by deputation Of Southern merchants Mr.. Pea
body win remain here in quiet until Thursday. whom
be win visit Newport as the guest of Mr.. Wetmoro
On his return to the city, complimentary reception
probably adinne) viii be given him BY the merchant.
of New-Yok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

FROM RIO JAsEIRo-Capt. Raheman' Vi oie
Cynthia, arrived yesterday from Rio 'ahsHo' reports
tia, tbe,e wos q rumor there about war between Eng
land and the United States, in consequence y, WINCH
cargo would be sent Of to American veS'e's rntu
the arrival Of the English steamer, whch waa daily
expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY.

DIR. Rothe reports Lawrence his WIFE, anu An hatt.r
gan as very i'll. Frank and Mooney, slighuS Wew.
AL others convalescing, and Dr. oran' -
Utrecht, very low during the night;
DIR. Dubois died ON Saturday at r. Il' ssc,s,,,v
FRANCIS Z. BERiER, secretary
Fort HAMILTON Sept. Is. 1861 M
MILITARY HOSPITAL
No new cases since last report. All on seA nS. uos
well. j. II. BAILEY, NJ. ", u p A''
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tn Planters,

A lKlN'S Corr and Ccttcn Cultivate,
II This truly useful agricultural imr,ev
tnent, has heen fully tes'ed hy highly tes-
peclal'e and rtactirai planter. whc sftet',l
tfial. .cy THAT by its nse. ia the cultivation
~ C.,n. Cane. b. Cetten, there is a saving
M st least one third the lab., to man aud
horse Aet the cc',,n,rn ruw IT. ,,sw
inrentice. Patented March 20. taAs.
Planters are invited 10 cal' and examine II /.
A aupl,ly on hand and for sale bv
" r 1'1tNNAttt
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Datbpart Al y. q. ,1f1oniam
law usr Emsa, ase,tns

WATER Ci.tesns, Driprefs and Ewe,s
W cval, cctsech snd eclcted Hall tsnnp.
ensu,.|eJ Stew Pans, block tin and irc,
sauce Pans; turned bras. Preserve Reta
tlr.: csstifcn sna e-tth.n s,'ittccrs: sv.,
.yus,e and gothic Walters: E.ive,. and
Ten Trays; Lamp Etcbe.; Jlimmet. sn,l
Wick tich centef tatle rteheh Du.iess
cr,rmrn ysnkee ditto; cc,rmcn, wcsden,
Furnished. B,ittania and silver plstel Ia
hc Csstcts, At y. & MONTAN'a
iul3. Church sttert.
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1NMAN's rATsNT,
00tp AMI 1DOOt' Ntsstsers.

S"vvvV 1SvS& 0SWWI SkNvvW0 ~
rr'Hs uNpsRstanHp sy,e agent sef
J. This irv.'u.hle sr,ins has them v,i
hand and fc' sale At = price which !. nothi
ing rcmpated with n'eir utility. Samples
cen. br seen At py store, On the gate ci
lvshn. t'esl and fhr Nancy Hcu.e bcot.
They ste sin,ple .nd wcnld not be pnsuit !
able tot The neate.t p.tlcs doors in thi.
cstv, apply ~, a"e'il y e: MOUNTAINS.
tvcosa.n N'a%.. t3fy...... ls+,,sss.s, ~,
HAND Bfocu,s; Wi.rs; Hearth, Hofse,
~ White wash. Marking, sc,"tbing, Cct-
w.h snd Paint Brushes Chu,ns; Heels +;
Bnttet Ba.hets; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; wcc,ler st~cns; Salad r.'ts /;
Wccdsn Psil.; piegin. Cedar THIS;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dipre,s !;
wssh t'c..ds; Wc., sccsr. t,sy., Pals,
Re. pc: MbNrAN.
iu'4. Church street.
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Cartaase. ssarme... vvh h,,,.. le

ME Subscribers assortment Of Cafsia-
~ ses Harness, whips, Ne. is nnw com
rlete. and h, invites M examination II
his stcrk het.re purchasing IN New w.
leans, a. he guarantees his price. as lcw .s
~ atiN IN the south
WA,StcetU e,,,net IT ThieNand Florida
sheets. Manufacturing and repairing IN
superior style at the old established stand
coteer ct Main and Church Streets.
W. +. TUNNANU.
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I'm. q. W, DEARlNG, etfsfs his pro-
- iSssionas sefv,ees " !At pu6lie. tMrs m
church st-strasite waad,ii 4 bas'. ttns etr.e.
MesiHtnee on Main Street, between rhufrh ara
e,aStN Atfeeta. hers.t
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Arfbittftntal gatbb, n.
e. a. WILSON.

z. u. VSLSON,
fowse, eae,, 4 Ofnatnehtai pAiwtes.
fh,,d a..eet. twr arn-s Nrtth ~ the Past Nesrr,
11Av'sa nttmareu'ls 'ucs.ed IN Rator Range,
VI re wonid respectfully scilcit 4 shn,- ~ IL.
p,,h''r r.e'o.ssr. Hr'rs rtert'tntt- w-.k~e- i.
Are n wntk m the snr~t rr.srnahse terms ana T.,
the best style
AtFso, Hfs'n'ns, Ms+t''ne. a's,'ns ana r.r-r.
hanging neatly e~ecntea
~ f'artahrr wosk sb''r'.rA sf,a r.cttrs'v
Attended N. drries.
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EisH LINE Fleats. assorted si,es; Lin
] e,ick and ki,tr bent Hcvks; Fish
Lines, asserted si.ek; SHIT pcuehps; Pow
der and Pistol Flssks; Double and Single
barrel Shut Gvn.-On hand f., sale hY
,uav ". " e. MONTAN.
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THE DAILY COMET.
pusiishsd laiiy (Afondsys B&esrtsa., /,
a. A. PINE. kasts. 4 proprietor.
office on fki,a street.

tN-1EftllA, -tNf sHbsctip..onis IL n$ea =. M
'.asr ~ % M PSF atHH.,. tAssh,- ~ adtanrri -
yssS.s s1H ~ - ,s 'ss,s' p.,s,s, ,ss N,'t !,
Ndyanee. Doth, VIII he prncsnslis delivered wish
IN the litnlis ~ the City ~ the rastae+.
~AAtettlslSafs- t)o!,st per s4nefe
tsr the ntsk inseftitn, ana hall Tint sr,otnt fc'
ever snhseen-ut iAaettisn len itses ~ sss, con
Attkute squste.
YEARLY AAveftaslsss. .-s.tch, h,p..s rrs
hets, atia cthefsi viii be eontractea ~'th On the
most te4sunste tefpns. ,.....
~ 1eh.. ~ Wfk. DOR facilities spr 9r'ns
rieties ~ evaotst cannc. NJ surpassed ~ sns 20
tatlsshstemt II thA giss-spch AZ:
tlwtsass Ks,ss3-hitA tiresfs -pcs+sAs -R'.t
iltsape- ~ lianisns- pNoaaA ~~.s -kssr@,rs
H,cs -psvuussts LAnsts -CAkts- -CtsrrtsNs :
sud vts+sNa t,tWps fof fNtthet rsttieWssts. ~e
hH$iss ttu II eAil ana ses sut specimens.
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tvoosss,, t%fa%.. B,y,,,,... f,s,,esses. ~.
Mechanics TUoos.

nENCH Screws, tstinet tlsrp., Spear
- 4 t.rksrn. Saws, p'sins Il al kinds
Aueets and Anee, Bits, Brace and Bface
nits Hatche',s, Hammers. ra,vess Tccts.
H'mh'et. .nI r"rre'- Hitt.. C.rt.t's NV
ntsedc y G. .sMestAr. Church st.
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JOSEPH MtKlTR1CK.
,arthtfpcIN II wtIdc :.

sAor on F,o,tda, sa., IF M,tne =.
+ WOt'tD REsrErTFttltt T c.'l N.
i sttrn'i,n NJ N. r,s'ir, to nv .,..tce
t,ents fot th- New vrst Having made
s,farer,nents with one Of The best MART =
featuring establishments. ~ Cincinnati,
! an, prepared " furnish Sash t)pc,. and
pli,ds. snsae NJ ths hsst Whitn Pins t.r,-
her, srd ~ superior workmanship snd
much cheaper than ran be ,nsl- In thu
South. Persons Wishing to buid wrrll
Rnd " - thcit ~dv.ntsge ~ rrn~.lt ,ne
hcEte tailline
O,dett 'tcm the rrantvv earnestly .-ii-
cited Country work nf all kinds r,ompt-
|, attended 10 In the scst we,kmsnlike
tttsNNpt
Plan. ,nl specifications f,s rity and -rrn-
t:y Houses. suburban villas. etc given IN
the ncst srr,ceea STYLES, Al Kinds Of
'sh Work attsh',e's 10 with neatnes. .rI
dispatch Wstet tistp,ns m.ds Of The hest
material ian30
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e1sOVEo,s. eosADHs.

A MES and Rcwl-nds Spades, Dirt and
n scecp shovel., Rakes and Nstden
Hoes. Ladies' Flo.sl Hoe, Rakes, &c.
y. e. kio.tAr, Church II.
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stpe q, pre- .sp,l uer,cps.

INuN the convenience ct the citizens 1T
i Baton Rouge, an tflice has bee, oren
Ell At JcsabA BsAhs srcas. opposite the
Harvey Hcuse, where orders may be ,eIt
i'r Immediate transmission 7. the SteAN
BRtcs and t,iAaea M,hls, af the suhsc,i
bet, and viii he filed with quick despatch
- II given at the office on the YARD those
wishing a titnA aAd durable sttir's, are go
li,ited 10 test the quality cf the s,e.w
fssassp. uF Brick delivered in town aud
vicinity IN any quantities. at lowest market
rates. Iaaa2s -til I. II. sCHENCk.
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THF s,hsctihs. respectfully t.tnsrs his
j thanks h his friend. md customers wh,
have during the past yea, libe,aly given
him THEFT rat,cnsge and takes This meth
-d Of ins.tnirs them and The r"hlic st
'ataa tbst he has n.w rn hand lass- lot
Of seascnea lumber and everything r.qni.-
ite fo. the undertaking successful cor,ple-
Won of All wc,k N the shape cf t'eus.
Buildings, plinds. Sash snd Urr.s, fitting
NJ " Stosps, R,t .tsen,. IN The hest. mc.t
,,st.he and wc,km.rlike stvle Al ORDERS
left st y G. Mc"tsn's Hat,lwat. s...e. the
p..t O07re, " a. ,nr ship -r Fifth street
a1i,inira ~ pets,'s and ~ paul's college.
will meet with prompt attention.
decpt. q l.. SEES.
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CORN taELLERs.
VANKFt,. Southern and Host.,, II,
sale lew by y. G. MONJAN
Church 81.
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Locksi LOctsl
FRENCH. | S""the'" Rim t,e.-,, stare
L Dcct, Cubbcfd and ralt5cks, also
t'of every description en- hard snd tct
shv T. e. MONTAN:
1UsT HHUEtvHDi!= Q
y Gbternct Rope, Cotton do. Metnniller
lc. Kentucky Packing Yarn; Oaknm;
Bseu,ns; Buckets N:sC. MONTAN.
ectl4. ~ Church street.
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WO,tde,, wsve

"WUWpW "WVp
A xF, Ratchet, Tile. Anger ami Chisel
n HANDLES, Cl,the ti.e Reels, H",se
saa White Wash t't.shes. ps'nt Brushes
and Sash lcvls; 70, SAFE by
u Z MONTAN. Church ~.
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BATON ROUGE La, WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 80, 1856
INSURANCE.
Southern MNtUnt at,stsrMNre Gssn, t,ts, =
~ t9nty,, tar,,ae.

sOnthrfh WNt0nS xusutMMce cNtM tStN =
- t,ntor tarree.
Incorporated bs Art o, ter,e,uture o; tovi,tonr
Arrrosed, Nn,ch iath, 1855
Authorised capital. go Nst,s,. .,e,8. IN
The ScAths'w Mntunt ht.w,tws. C,n,bnnu
Of paton Rrnge, have this ,isy ru.t,mence'l
vpesstiuns, a,a .te p.er.ted IL take F,ee.
MAs,vr. .nd R,ves Risks.
Directors.
James N Brown, Lecn Rrnners,.,
John 2. R'einr.t-s. ArAtpw Mstt-,
Fe'e,- Permission, W. r. Junna,l,
!rs V. nu'slde, Joseph lstgui.s,
Z. q. MrHntton, VIM. s. Pike,
TtMskees,
W: p: Ws,ke., 1e..-e Hstt. .
2. u. Conrad, s. u I.y~ors,
Ch's. A. Slsrk. 1nus.s NJ b,unct,
sr.thene Allan. ": u. rhi,lirs,
Joseph s, williams Thompson J Bird.
J. =. Nrl.n. Daniel y. Avery.
John A. Dcuehe.tr, ssu,ael N Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, P,e.'t
ALsstr s.sttrrs, see'y
nat'n Rouge, 1ar'y. 22, 1890, VI
The NfVT u At
L1TE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or,NEw YORK.
Net Accw+owioteJ rosh Fvud.
q.oss,1ss.
All The r.vfits divided as,cee the insured
FRED 8. WiNsfON. p,v.'t
ISAAC ABBOTT. Sr,'y
rHAs. .ltt. .a,tvr.y:
nT Gvoncr A, p,xe, dv|v authorized
Agent for Baton Rouge. M. 10y.
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NOTICE 10 pullDERS.--Tho vc-
~ defsianed Il now prepared ~ manufacture
W stsaNt rowe, ~ the sh.ttest rrtlrs Al, ksnIs
cfHash. blinds. Wthdr~s. Doors, Ac letters ad.
dressed u him Al the rrst UsRre ~ natcn Rcnse
VII NN-et WITH issstediNte AttewticN.
sept-3W j, ". BROWN.
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1,nst steel.

Cast steel.
DFsr rsst ssesl Cistetn Nc"p ttcn
- Iron We've Wire. and Iron Rivets; fct
sale by H. Z. MONTAN,
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g 8. HALL, Attcrc-r NJ Inv. Laurel
ays St%eet, baton Ncus. IN J.Ntf-s.
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Steam lsachimai

-. tSveHW1 FdCDIWH
nuTTA Petcha Steam 1'atk'he-
~ Her'1cky and Chiffon pseAfng 8askeJ ps
Pc. ard Navy Oskuta; Steam fihs, furnished SEA
Pcllshed stesfr atct4 srd 8uase goeks Bsses
U-rriirs snd 0cnn.c.'re Cseks, fes ifen ~ cop
per pipes. always sn hand NJ
lsnl7-y. tARGUttN 4 LANOUB
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A VERY large and 6ne Music Dex, for
n sale. Sufficiently loud 10 play for a
Coti,lien party. in the private ratlcr. At
nNt7y. THec ueLrMArs,
HsrAsy hauss osesmsna.
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INN WARE.=We have now In store ,
l. large assortment If Tin Ware ofevef,
description which We cfFst At vety fea"eet
ptjee., LARGU1ER 1, 1.ANOUE.
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MNslc Teaclaims.
HANlle I uANOs,t

EeANOe rtANOstt
Il ROeMAe eAceADA. respectfully ,ns.rr.
- Ne tuAate u eeAefA, chat Ne wi,, hAveto,rm
1s~ constantly se<efA, ee-s mic. ptANns a.
HAMa, = Ss md extremity cheap. H,s cAe,rr.
~ eSAsee NeM Mc0 M IN t~wn Ard es n er,es
~ ~ sAls ~ sasAs livery kira ef,w.,rws.er,.
seeAetoa ~ ausAetAse ertce.,
Apply = ~ 1saSlty stcrs AZ NJ, rA.ca,..
WV sssN.. 1as.M - - lsny, eth, issa.
BONN F0l.ANO,
Meekee@a f(a, Copper all SHEET l,a,.
jaAye.v. uA~ssA Nyr,s
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Cart and Wagon t1afmAss.
A FULL AsEORsMENT u Collars,
n Names. blind bfidle., Cart bfeech;ne.
Cat saddles, 1pseg"n hss6ess. 'r,see chain,
Ae.. which We Offer st tpvlefate prices.
iaolsdvl LARCtttEH h tANOtfE.
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DaehDev's Pl0ssglss.
THE nnderejgned agent will receive o.
/ aets tov Bsehley's s"ssr and eettsn
plough. y. G. MONTAN.
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To nlaC h ssssl ltlas, CafpeaAtess
000 (0@nepe,

A NvlLS, vlCES, BELLOWS. Stock
n md t,ie., Plates. wtdees, .Tshgs. Files
cf al sizes and description, Slss I fljte)-
scttuent ef Gsvperte,e' end Cserefe VII
jahtsdy) LAAUUlEk h LANOUt.
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1net tecCeiveA from ~. 0IOU1s.
bacon. Clear Sides and Shoulders.
ID a,.....sns spa H4tva ef. bOUlg FLOUR
nnpr' xe. for sale low fef CAss, b1
ee"f' W.Y. T0MLtNhON 4 CO.
jnys-y. eeV'o"'s"'"" e"a s"'" '"
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111uaAT OLD DOURDON.-
4 few more gallons Of the ssme kind
On heed and for sale bv
ispas n Y TonLirsos i CO.
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CTMAw MATTlNO.-rwenty
~ Eve rieces "A STRAW Mating ~ ~
rive this week and for sale bv
jan-lg W. u PHILLIPS.
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1ANltH NJ. ELAN AJAs L. ELAN,
~ j. N. ~. . kaasn, As.ctn.ss ana rrnnset,r.s
~ law, baton keuse .nvsty.
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DER HARDEN's EXPRESS.
l A supetic, lot II Table and Poekt'
cutlery, y,,st .eeeived and ut sale by
janledyl LARgUlER I L ANOUE.
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I u. STUART, Attorney and Ccun
~ seslss st In s-lauvet street .psy9e-s,
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f"co'porosed BY Art o' Iep'-,asme 81 Loss,trnr
Arrrore', Nr,ch i2th, 1858,
Authorised Capital. ::.ss Nst,s,. .tse,0 IN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-05

dreadful death awaited them. Painful
thought "Must see these loved ones
pine away with hunger! Must I hear
their unavailing cry for food Must l
close their eyes in death, and here, alone,
bury their wasted forms in the wilderness?
O,how can fathers heart bear all this?"
Such thoughts, as We may we'll imagine,
led him with unusual earEestness to Him
"wbo provideth for the raven his food" ;"
He there kneeled before God, with bis
family, and committed them to Him, hop
ing and trusting in His mercy for deliver.
ance.
He arose from prayer and went to his
door, when he heard dog bark upon tho
opposite hill, near where the village now
stands. He distinctly heard the dog,as if
closely chasing an animal down the hill to
the Lackawaxen. Elated with the hope
of deiverance, he seized an old musket
which had long been useless, and ran down
| to the stream, where he found an elk in
the water, defending himself from the dog
SO intense we're the emotions of that hour,
that without reflection he repeatedly snap
ped the old musket, but of course to no
effect. The hunter, whose dog had reused
the elk, soon came down the hill aud shot
it. He, With his companion, who had
come out On snow shoes for hunt, soon
learned the condition of Mr. Stanton and
his family. They Immediately emp,ied
their knapsacks of palatable food for them.
They roasted part of the elk, and before
its flesh was yet fully cooked, Mr.. Stan
ton, as a starving man, eagerly devoured it.
After relieving their immediate wants, they
went to obtain other comforts for this aflic-
ted family in the wilderness Mr. Stan
ton was soon visited by his cousin, Asa
Stanton, who had recently settled near
Wxymart To these visits, and the fire..
quent visits of these hunters, be was in
debted for many comforts, and the restor-
alton of his wife and infant child to health.
The hunter who found Mr. Stanton in
this distressed situation was MIR. Frederic
Coates. Mr.. Stanton ever after regarded
this visit, and very justly too,as remark
able interposition Of Divine Providence
He preserved the horns of this elk ss q
memento of Gods mercy to him and bis
family while in . sick and starving condi-
ton. Some years afterwards, he kept a
public house, and had them nailed upon
the top Of his sign-post, and often related
to visiters and travellers the story of his
suferings and deliverance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-05
From the Germantown Telegraph.
An Important Hint.

7
Mr.. EDiToR-I have noticed your invi
tation to farmers to furnish you with theil
experiences and thoughts on farming, and
although I am entirely unaccustomed t.
compose writing for publication, 1 accept
the invitation. l ihake my first appear
ancs in making . suggestion to farmers
which am sure, if universally adopted
will prove of value to them.
Last Wednesday, on returning from
market, l overheard two farmers conver
sing to this effect:
care you going to the sale, Thomas p
"What sale?"
"Why, up at SIS"
"This is the 6rst l heard of it. did
not see it in the Telegraph"
"True-it did not appear in the paper
1t was only posted in -handbills," said
Thomas
80, it can't be much" said the other,
"if it has not been advertised. l don't
think l shall go"
After hearing the conversation, which
was the first information had of the sale,
l went to it. The articles offered for sale
we're very numerous, and in excellent or
der, but there we're very few people on the
ground, and consequently things went of
very .ow, some Of them at not half their
value. l purchased suudry articles, and
on my return next day to get aud pay for
them, l observed the proprietor in conver.
sation with the clerk Of the sale, with a
long, moody face.
Chow is it," said be, "my sale has not
amounted to half as much as my friends,
Nc, although his stock and fixtures
were not near as valuable as mine How
is III" And he obviously scratched bis
head.
swell, indeed" answered the clerk, 81
really do not know the cause of it,"
But, reader, the cause is no secret. His
friend, know, advertised bis sale in de-
tail in the columns Of the Telegraph, where
it was doubtless read by thousands, and
the consequence was that about twice as
much was received for the property sold
at his sale, to what was received BY Mr..
s.. The few dollars paid for ADVERT.
ainU wac raturoad IN him m huoJ rod fold
Indeed when say $500 we're the fruits of
his advertising,I may not be going beyond
the truth.
As this is the season of farmers auc.
tions, give the above for what it is worth.
FARMERS FRIEND.
Pilada County, Nov. 4, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-05
SOMETHING FOR THIS SEASON.
Checked Perspiration.


There are two kinds of perspiration,
sensible and insensible. When we sec
drops of water on the surface of the bod
as the result Of exercise, or subsidence Of
fever, that is sensible perspiration, perspi.
ration recognized by the sense Of sight
But when perspiration is SO gentle that i,
can not be detected in the shape of water
drops, when no moisture can be felt, when
it is known to US only by . certain softness
of the skin, that is iusensible perspiratiou,
and is SO gentle that it may be checked to
= very considerable extent without special
injury. But to use popular language
which can not be mistaken, when man is
sweating freely, and it is suddenly checked,
and the sweat is not brought out again in
a very few moments, sudden and painful
sickness 10 very certain result
What, then, checks perspiration! A
draft of air while We are at rest after ex.
ercise, or getting the clothing wet and re-
naming at rest while it is SO. Getting
out Of warm bed and going to an open
window, has been the death Of multitudes
A lady heard the cry Of FIRE at midnight; !;
it was bitter cod; it was so near, the
flames illuminated her chamber. She left
the bed, and hoisted the window; the cold
chilled her in a moment. From that hour
until her death, a quarter Of century
later, she never saw q we'll day.
A young lady went to her window in
her night-clothes, to look at something in
the street, leaning her unprotected arms
on the stone window.sill, which was damp
and cold. She became an invalid, and will
remain so for life
Sir Thomas Colby, being in . profuse
sweat one night, happened to remember
that he had left the key of his vine cellar
on the parlor table, and fearing his servants
might improve the iuadvertauce and drink
some Of his wine, he left his bed and
walked down stairs the sweating process
was checked, from which be died in few
days, leaving six millions Of dollars in
English funds. His illness was SO brief
and violent that he had no opportunity to
make his will, and his immense property
was divided among five or six day -laborers
who we're his nearest relatives.
II. e-..A P--.s;s.i i~sso. ~hiuL We Wisn
to impress upon the mind of the reader is
this 4: when you are perspirius freely, keep
in motion until you get to good fire, or
to some place where you are perfectly
sheltered from any draft of air whatever.
Halls Journal of Health.