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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

1 GRAHAMs $ MAGAzINE.-Ihis valuable
National periodical has changed hands
A. II. See has transferred its publication tC
Messrs. WATSON & Co, 80 South Third
St, Philadelphia. The same rigorou,
editorial management, and supply Of able
contributors, however, is continued, un
changed.
ALBANY, June 25.-The two Demo.
cratic Committees met last night, when
the Sof's made proposition to the liards
for fusion, which the latter rejected and
proposed double conventions, meeting at
the same time and place con,iuueiug the
present two organizations.
New YORK, June 25.--Thc ratification
Of the Republican Nominations at the
Tabernacle tonight is large and most
enthusiastic demonstration. The build
ing is crowded t. repleticn, and a meet
ing has been organized outside
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Grand
jury to-day presented an Indictment
against Preston S. Brooks, for assault and
battery on Mr. Sumner The latter ap-
peared before the Jury and gave testimo-
ny.
NORFOLK, VA, June 25.-The munich
pal election yerterday, resulted in the
Americans carrying their ticket by 100
majority. The Mayor elected is Findly
+. Ferguson.
ALBANY, June 25-Mr Fillmore will
arrive in this city to morrow evening, and
will leave again probably in the / l o'clock
express tram on Friday for the West.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
FREEBURG ACADEMY
J. r. JONES.

yTNuE PRINCIPAL and Friends OF this ins''tu-
non. thankful for and encouraged by the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon 1t.
are determined that no exertion on their part
shal he SHARED TO render ii still more worthy
Of encouragement, and support. The course OF
instruction embraces all the branches OF an
English.C al and Mathematical education
and is accompanied by frequent Lectures and
Illustrations. The Languages are taught oy
the Rev c. G. Erlenmyer' .hnrousn anu
narimen, will be established for the beheht "l
hose wishing to prepare for The Profession OF
Teaching.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
sions of 20 weeks each. The first commences
on the last Monday of July; the second'on 'he
first Monday Of January.
TrSns-Tuiucu, per quarter OF II weeks
go 81, to So. Board etc. $3.50 TO s. pr week.
Tor Circulars &c. address
GLo.r NFaRLANp, Princifa!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

"lG. 600 MEN WANTED ~ was the hea-
ding Of a haudbill sent over the county for
a rousing Buck. RATHER at Mlfi nburg, ,Sa-
turday afternoon last They could make
no raise at all in the. afternoon but at
nigbt-9, ,96S Of the 10, 600 being found
absent-S2 Of 'em got together in one Of
Charley Crotzer's rooms, appointed officers
from three or four different districts-and
received all the consolation they could un-
der the circumstances from W. c. Hesser
and r. b. Barber, Esq's. They'll want an
other 1900 Men" to make head~ay in
Old Union for the Executor of Franklin
Piercs's war upon Liberty in Kansas.
The pole raising in Milton the same
afternoon was better attended, and much
more spirited.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

MAILs-M Buoy has the contract from
Lewisburg to Spruce Creek, for SiSou.-
A company, from Lewistown to North d,
for s750.-Wai1er, Murphy & Co. between
Suubury and Milton, for $l00o.-A. Il
Kapp, Duncan's Island to North'd, $1,000.
Thos Dornan, Pottsv'e to Sudbury, S504S.
W.B Shriuer, Lewisburg to Nlttany, COM
nsucipp let Friday in July.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
Fourth of July Notice.

We the undersigned do agree for the benefit
of ouSeves and Clerks TO cluse cur places OF
business aud to keep the same closed for that
day. We hereby notify friends and customers
10 make their purchases TO suit the day Jniy
~ lS56.-Ccodman & Chamberiin. Hursh
x Worse. Brown 4 Ritter. J. Schreyer &
Son. Joseph MFadtcn. Beaver & kremer
IddingS & Werzel. j. Il ]. Walls. Chris, &
Caldwell. Alex, AmmonS. ii. Eicholtz. T..
w. Schaflle. ]. Baker & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
Administrators Notice.

Nv HEREAS, Letters of Administration TO
w the estate Of CATHARlNE AURAND.
late of New Berlin, county of Union deceased,
have been granted 10 the subscriber, all perS-
ons Indebted I" said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly auiher ,ca;ed for settlement at my office
IN Lewlsburg. JOHN A. MERTZ,
June 1, le56. Administrator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

p6Late news from Kansas indicate
that the U. S. Troops under Sumner have
driven out Buford aud his myrmidons that
had the Bibles given them, and thereby
one agency ia the civil war is stopped.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
DtrO,

In Mif1inburg, 2lst inst, HrsRr fEAnIcK,
ESD aged 76 years, . months and DAYS. Mr.
Yearick was elected TO the General Assembly
of this State from this county. about 20 years
ago. and served one session IN that body.
In Middlehurs. Snyder county. e3d INST, OF
apopiexv, JAcoB WfrTrSNrrH, ESQ., late an
Associate Judge Of Union county, aged about
60 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

~Mr. Megianes is now travelling to
obtain requisite materials for his History
of the OrzlNAcHsoN, and wants 'papers,
"books," aud document" relating to 1t.
Heckawelder's History of the Indians, is
. work be is particularly anxious to pro-
cure. If the old part Of Browns mill,
Lewisburg, is Gas is alleged the one con-
structed by Derr, it is probably the oldest
Continental relic now remaining in our
Valley.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

Holo0Ars OlNrMENT .NB lnIs certain remedy for had
Legs aud uii WoundS-tlfrrd Go>lct Agei -. was for
nine years ats Cttl with swIuliy bad leg. thsr. wer
several wound in it. wirh dfd all the Doctors skill
AM ingenuity heal lie triei Of rem adr.
but wa not ben iit'i the A. last he per-
snard 20 have to IIolloway's oIntm. and
li.ls the>e r-mair> quickly Elected very favorable
chang. aud by cuntinueing them unrcm t;ingy for
thrse months his -g completely cured his general
health Thoroughly established
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

D~T. b Peterson, l(l2 Chestnut S.
Pbila., is issuing new editions Of DICKENS
Works, in ten difereut styles, from the
cheapest to tie best An edition of the
Pickwick papers, in two volumes, las IL
ateel illustrations
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Union county and all IN
want of good NJ a hinery, that he is now
prepared 10 manufacture steam Engines oil
any required power-B!ast Furnace, Rolling,
Grist, aud Saw Mill Machine-y-Pumps,C Coal
Breakers and Winding Drums for Mining
purposes-Cas,ings ofevery description neatly
executed to order. With very extensive
varietyof Patterns and great facilities for doing
work, he fial,ers himself that be can compete
with any establishment in the country bo'h IN ttis'
mi ,naii,v of vork persnn- 10 # Machinery, viii
nd Il to their advantage to give him call The faeii'e
T shipments TO different parts Of the country, must b'
familiar to all.
HARRISBURG June 81. 1855 ON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

"HTSKERS, BEARD & MUSTACHOIS
w Forced 10 grow in SIX weeks by DIX.
LAFONT'S CAPILLARY COMPOTND,war-
ran;rd not 10 stain or Injure the skin. Prce
81 90 per Package. or 8 for $3.50.
Sen, 10 any part of the country, by mail, on
receipt of remittance. Address SW EET-
ZER & co, Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore,
MARYLAND.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
~ See New Advertisements.

A-More Town Property for sale-see
Real Estate head.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
zewlsburg #drkct.
MARRIED,

In Lewisburg. 10Th inst. by Hunter Pardoe,
Esq, ELLIS MnoK and Miss ELIzABETH Lei
TIE, both of West Bufaloe Tp.
In Milton, 18th inst, by Rev Cutler,
Lieut.. NATHAN ASesraDr of Lewisburs and
Miss M,nY HFnTz of Milton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
EarrciS & Herring.

Sole Manufacturer in thi. State 81
" HeTring's Patent Champion Safes
81 Walnut ST., PHlLADA.
n. B." Evans q Watson's Improved Sal
anauderS.' " Oliver Evans" ,""C J. J.Gaylers,"
and 4" SCOTS Asbestos Iron Chests, "a large
assortment having been taken in part payment
for 4 Herring ;, } will be sold a, low prices.
June g. IsjGyI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

B@Fremont Meeting at Ammons' Hall
next Tuesday evening, when Report will
be read, and Addresses expected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

RArlr1ED-Last Monday evening, Am
mons Hall was densely crowded with an
eathssisastic and intelligent audience, to
ratify the nominations of Fremont ard
Dayton. Col. SLIFER presided, assisted
by Messrs. A. Kennedy and 7. Nesbit.
Eloquent and impressive speeches were
made by J. MERRILL LINN E,g. and WM.
II. ARMSTRONG, Esq. Of Easton, who won
much credit for their manly sentiments
and animated delivery. The President
and James Aiken also made some timely
remarks. Messrs. Worden, Gibson, Joel
Kelly, J. Murty, and J. FL. Brown were
appointed Committee to report Cousti-
tuition for Young Mems Republican
Association.
The Buchanauites re-ratiGed at the
Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening, and were
addressed by Messrs. Randolph and Pur'
dy. The number present was far iuferio,
to that at AunoDs' Hall.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

"God toryioe me Jar uOti"g for Piercf,
and IN never vote for him again, or for
anybody like him."-We have heard this
remark from scores of honest, Christian
mcu. We ask such men to read the Gin
natl Platform, which endorses Pierce in
full, and Pierce in turn endorses the
Platform. Mr. Buchanan also endorses
that Platform, and iuto it confesses that
be sinks his own identity. Pierce says he
and the Platform are the same thing. Blu.
ebauan says he and the Platform are the
same thing. And Douglas says he and
Pierce and Buchanan and the Platform
are the same thing. All say the truth.
If you uote for Buchanan you rofe for at
the acts of President Pierce. Pierce, Bu
chanan, and Douglas are linked together
on one Platform, and A VOTE FOR ONE Is
A yorE FOR EACH AND ALL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
FARM MORTGAGES
DG the Racine 4 Mississippi Il. II.

THE subscriber has for sale an addi-
tional supply Of the above Mortgages,
through friend who is personally acquainted
with the Farms morigaged. The mortgages
are in sums of $500 5 900. and $500. The
security is lhree.fold: the note OF the morsa-
ger, the mortgage, and the bond Of the Com
pany. The farms morigaged are in Carroll
county. Illinois, valued at double the amount,
and free from any other incumbrance. As GER
tilted bv the Clerk of the Court. The mort
cages run FIVE years, and pay ten per cent
per annum, payable semi-annuai!y, IN New
York, with coupons attached. 1t Is believed
no security can be better Persons having
money they would like TO invest legally, sale
" aud proftably, would do well to examine
these securities. A. n bELh'
Lewishurg June 6, 1856. 3w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

~Too hot to hunt for news-and nc
time or room for it if any found.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
LeiclSONgg, PN.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, lS5

- - - - - - - - %
fssurrrs. Merchants. Mechanics,
n Patc Officers in CITY and Country. Publ her
al ~ko rish hur srll-wnud do we'll tn rp the
eelsmas Of the Lescis'rg Ci,rsice which has large
ssd increasing circulation in community containing a
tares prorsrtSsa Of active, svent producers
azd teaccs, any IN the state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
A Human Life Saved!
NOW AGIAC, Mich, March II, 1856.

IL IA Rhodes. Esq, Dear Sir: took your
medicine to sell on consignment, mo cure. no
paw" take pleasure IN stating ITS ELECTS as
reported to me by three brothers who live IN
this place, and their testimony Is ialr spsci-
men of all | have received.
W C,>ytIx told me-.I had taken nine bottles of
Chrsties Asu- Bal-ani, aud continually run down while
using II utii lungs and liver ton:ceief TO That
degree that blood discharged from my nth aud bowels
So that all thought impossible Tor To live through
anothr chilli The doctors TOO did all they could Tor -
Lnt thought | must d., Nothing did me any good until
got Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.w hch at once seev
ed the distress and at stomach and pam
my head and bowels, and produced permanent cure
in "a short time
II NJ ,nNkllS saws: ~ had been taking medicine OF
a. good "a doctor have IN our county, and taken
any quantity ofquniue and specifics without any good
result from The 18th August to l1th Becen,i"r nut see
inr nicely IL operated brother cJt bottle OF
RHODES fEfEH AND AGUE CURE. which efsctei a
permaucut cure by using thirds Of q bottle"
VI CVSsiIH hot here bur both the oti'r .ro'h"rs
ssy his ease IL Ms. sold the medciuc
to both te same day. and the care was as speedy Toa
| the same small quantity, ap: might specify,
Yours with respect f.HcNIlNuIuN.
Tie so,e speaks fer itself proof it is OF
no than the vast number Of like Certificates
nave already published and the stili greater amount
/ that Is continually pouring in to me-
one thing more. Last seer had occasion 70 Caution
! the Pubiic IN these words.
Il notice firm who hc-a taken Of nv general
circulars, substituted the of their nosrum for
medicine then with brazcn impudsnce end thei
! pamphlet with the exclamation let the proprietor o
| any other mtdir,ne say much If he darr.' sc
Now take pleasure in saying that the Caution referred
to the DR. Chrsties Ague B.'sam that is meuIcp
ed N the shove certificate,
The, ar. several other people no
plying their poisonous trash all that publish aiou
nv aud CnrS, Anfidote 10 NaaTi, exetT
the Cures, and the Certificate OF tic ceie
tratcd Ih.mi,t DR. James X. Chiffon. Of y Y. in favo
| of its peri city HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is at
tnchei to every bottle. These will awsys serve 10 Gls
/ tiupuish my medicine fsu. limitations
| JAS A. RHODES, Proprietor. Providence X l.
~ For sale by C.R.M'GINLEY,L ,LewiShurl
Cross Cut, and Druggists generally l3m62s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
Summer Schools,

jAJ.CUMM.NGS will open his School on
Monday morning mex, dune y in The room he
occupied during the Winter ,and will continue
l3 weeks. Tuition. So per session
Miss MARY A. CUMMINGS will open her
School al the same time. IN tners same ut,uurrh,
10 continue l3 weeks. Tuition, So, ,25.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
Lewsburg Chronicle West Branch Farmer-unc 1856.
NOTICE. My wife Mary. formerly

n UTICE. NY VIE Mary, IOFMtTIy
~ Mary Wiiiei, having left nv bed and
board without any Just cause or provocalion,
hereby forbid all persons selling 10 or trust
ing her on NV account; and also forbid al
persons whatsoever from selling TO oI.irustins
on nv account any other person without my
personal verbal or wr,rien orde-
ANDREW WASHALESKI.
Union county. June Il. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
81 15O MORTGAGE FOR SALE.

VI, ic' VIII be sold at discount
Is well secured. Property near Lewisburg
Inquire at the Chronicle" Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
II 4 EE. e q 4 ID

TNHERE will he meeting of the friends oi
the Railroad at the sign cf the Big Anril
al the LEWiSBUEG HARDWIEE STORE
The GREAT DEPOT FOR lion!
JUS received. a new lot Of iron larger than
ever at the Hardware Sire Of
JOS. M'FhDDEN.
ACKSMITHS-come get vour money
ID back 10 frsr-rate Iron. every lar war
rnnt'i hav. Tive Horseshoe. Narnts. square. round
Scoiies and everything. Beo@s, Ansis, >ces, Screw
Plates. Sr-, Stel Files in short. all ant, nj the
Hardware store scf J. M'fADDEN, Lewi-burg.
DUlLDERS and olhers-You can get
ID Nails, Locks, LaicheS, Hinges, Screws,
ui Whit Lead Glass Putty Turprntinr raris Green,
ysrnish. &c. Mt the i."wi-iurs HnrIvarc store.
CARPENTERS can supply you with the
~ celebrated Greenfield Planes, Hunts
Haichets Ax-s AIDES Chi,-is, Squares, Spear Jack
sons saws, Plane Bts. Chises. Cash will take them
lower than Cal ami for yoursevcs at the old
Graham stand. Lewi>hurg.
rOACH MAKERS will find Elliptic Springs
" AxIes, Hubs, Bands, Feloes. Oil Cloih
Leather Innrs aud Trimmings Of all kinds the Lew
ishurg ilarlw are Store.
ItUTLERY-Knives, Forks, Shears. Scis-
" sorS, pen and pocke, KNIVES, Raz"rs,
Csrvcrs Stce'al cvcry person might want for sale at
JOS N'Fsdi-ns
NARNERS that splendid lot of Scv,hes.
Forks, Rakes. Harness, Trace and Butt
Chains, Haltrrs ami every cthrr kind along lot
Of Chain Pumps has come to the Hardware store.
( OE-MAkERS-Lasis. Leather, Thread,
- Avis, " AK, Pegs. Bri>tleS, Tools Of all
kndscail and is the time. the Hardware
store # JOS. H'FADDEN. i"wi>hurg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.

For CALUORNIh.-The steamer 81. L0us eit this
pot Yesterday afternoon for Aspinwal, with .arge
number Of em grants destined for California.
SALE OF rHE STEAMSHIP NORTH SrAR.-The steam
ship Moth Star has been purchased by the United
Stae- Mail Steamship Co. TO in their line Of New
York. New Orleans and Havana steamer IN place
of the Crescent City.
Tng WIpow FoILA>,Brr.-Thc friends Of Capt.
Follan.bcc late OF the st. Denis, are rasng sum of
money TO present 20 his widow. Already $500 has
been -ubsc rbed and the list is not closed
BrRYISc or IHT SHIP WILLIAM HrcHoeoS Al
SrA-The ,ubjoined letter from Capt. Conway, -fths
ship VIM. Hitchcock, detailing the particulars of the
oss of that vessel heretofore reported received
BY Mesers. Bogar s. Kneeland, per America:
LIVERPOOL. Friday, jan 4, 1850.
G,~rLrNgS: 1t il now my painful duty to inform
you of tie loss of the ship VIM. Hitchcock, by fire,
on the 9TH December, in lat. 46 AZ, On "a; sixteen
days out. My passage to that time bid TAR to be
gale from the y. y. W. and squaly, with sharp
Mig The lightning struck the mizen royal mast, and
passing below the shock was great, was satisfies
we were injured. On examination, found the smoke
to be rising from fore and aft of the ship and 10 few
minutes we were unable 70 enter the cabin. Our only
81 ance was 10 keep the fire under until we could
some chance to abandon the vessel. After making
every PREPARATION such getting boats and provision
ready, we discovered sail and ran tor her. She
proved to be the ship Gen. ParkiIl lot Charleston
Can't Pierce, who a. he could understand our
condition, very kindly laid by US all night. Our ship
became so bot that the cotton on deck, which had been
taken from the house, you'd take fire. At noon on
the 10Th we succeeded in getting safely on board the
Gen. Par KILL and the last We saw OF our ship she was
n burning mass alone on the ocean We arrived At
Liverpool on the 3lst ult
My men, as well A. myself, lost a except what we
stood in. Too much praise cannot be awarded to Capt
Fierce for his kindness 10 as.
Ircmein, gentlemen, very respectfully your,,
GEORNE CONMAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

The Rev. Mr.. billiard of Alabama, who was so
ed and seasted on his way to Boston to deliver
Iense Of Slavery failed to come up to time. The
bstop AAq, of Friday gives the following:
"AEoJHFR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Temple
Va filed last evening with audience of ladies and
gptemen, assembled to listen to the lecture of the
bn. Henry w Hfliard of Alabama in defense OF
5sbeD Slavery; hut at the hour for commencing the
lture DIR. J. ~. Stone Of the Lecture Committee,
spOusced that Mr. billiard had not yet arrived In the
Cy He was understood to be on his way to Boston,
aa a. no message from him had been received he was
oaadesty expected in the mail train, which arrived
A,bout O'Clock. Dr. Stone then read several letters
yhch the committee had received from Mr.. Hillisrd,
pAponng hi lecture from time 10 time, and stating
ihl' he had prepared and wished to deliver it. One
ser in which he says it is exceedingly unpleasant to
pstpone his lecture especially TO one who makes it
much matter of principle as do 10 meet any en-
ngements was received with rather boisterOus mcr-
r1ent. H. G. Clark, Esq, asp, of Boston, was then
iEroduced and devtTed an admirable lecture on
tayt which regret to be- unable to sketch, ON ac
tunt of the crowdad state of our columns. We pre-
nne 10 say chat the audience lost Irobng by the cx
cange of lecturers. On taking the stand MIR. Clark
sT be was rs much disappointed "a any one, by the
D-arrival of Mr.. billiard. The audience caiue to
bar formidable man-of.war, from the South, but
ay found in his place simply New-England pilot
bat II was announced that on ne1t Thursday even
20 lecture on Slavery will he delivered by the Hon.
bbeI. I00nbs of Georgia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

tc station clock gains ,scs N tae 'ntS'A between
the t.nie signals
THIS arrangement VIII Of course nyo!Ve consldegs
bic outlay snd additional annual ,SPen-e on the part
Of The Trustees Of the Observatory but We cannot
dcub. that the Directors OF the \. L. Central Rail
road vii gladly Indemnify them. We hope, indeed,
70 hear iha. al railroad. IN hs vicinity promptly
avail ;bcu-elve, OF the opportunity which vii now
he put within their reach Of Introducing astronomical
time In the State OF New y jrk alone there are 2l6
mes Of railroad, on which during tie past year,
there were more 80, 900 OF passengers. AL tins
Igoncriy aId life J. Interested IN wLstcS eg will Pur
cha.e accuracy OF time and consequent security
again.t coll sion and disaster And we close this al
usou 70 the subject by congra;alatins al concerned
upon The establishment in our midst of an Obserya-
tory 50 brilliantly equipped, and which, in addition
to the advancement of pure and abstract science,
promises 70 render such essential services ~ the com
mercia and material interests of STATE and the
welfare Of The whole travelling public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

antice copied from the NeV Orleans DeH0, en-
a The will of an old Bachelor gives rather
yapstured account of the disposition which the old
'Aelor in question, one Mr.. Fink an emigrant from
many, chose to make Of the large property which
I'D accumulated by years Of unreinittng industry.
.ut<6O 900 Of this property he gives to friends and
..sOns including numerous nephews and nioces who
=. generally about g., 200 apiece. He leaves the
j Of his property, amounting to half million or
~ 10 found Destitute Protestant Widows Asylum
"a TIE Delta appears to be much disgusted,
sksg Of the proposed Asylum a. "pscudo-chsr-
.ble institution and intimating that his money
,,stte much better employed in making his friends
I'd relations happy" On the other hand, we think
4 slr. Fink, under the circumstances of the sase,
40 perfect right TO give his money, if he chose, fos
,beneft Of DESTITUTE Protestant Widows, nor do we
be least envy the heart of that man who can gain.
,s such disposition of It.