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PRESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS.
Estimates Of the Buchanan and Fillmore
Factions Of the Spells Democracy.
They are Content to Elect Buchanan by me
Skin Of his Teeth,
TWIN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
&c, &c,

From the Journal OF Commerce, Aug To- -
The election for President and Vice President OF tne
United States which takes place on Tuesday the atm "
November next the eighteenth in the series SINCE e
by electoral colleges each college representing state
and comprising many members as the numo.r o.
Senator'S Representa- ives which sacn s'ae Is ehea
10 send 10 Congress The whole pulnher 81 elecIoTs W
the first Presidential election IN 1850, was 60 all Of
whom voted for George Washington. The resent mum
he number Of Senators Congress- 23l district cleo
tors corresponding with the number OF Representatives,
The district electors not chosen by districts as In the
case OF to Congress- but each safe votes
by general ticket for It's district electors vel! as for its
electors at large The following schedule shows the mum
Der Of Presidential electors TO which each state 10 en-
til1d- 4
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From the Mexican Extraordinary from July TO Aug p
MOVEMENT OF SPAIN-GOLD DIscovERIEs-MINT
RETURNS.
The mint in San Louis Poos coined last month in bard
dollars the OF s33 ESQ. The English which
left Vera Cruz the 5h nst took 81 coo in worked s
yer and 3ils sSl in gold and silver coin.
On the 18th inst. condncta left the city OF San Liis
Potosi for Tampico with 81, 500, 32e.
The las. conduca. which left this city for Vera Cruz,
had more than goo oco in spe. AT the most recent
accounts II passed Puebla IA safety.
The following statement Of the coinage for the year
1856 in the Mcneda oil Zaca.ecas has been pub
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Il. KmrAI, Eq.. iofbcy General of the state ~
ohio ttd a. Medina, d dyseE cry, Friday, the 18th
lIstsBt
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United states Commit ssioncr's Court.


THE CHARGE OF EXTENSIVE ssudoLrso DISMISSED.
lre 2o-7he Un,,ed Soics Cdp,. J. r. EdIsr, Of I've
lin Coed pyclSoy The defendant s,ards charged
bcfor tho Commission or with having 10 violation oil The
nineteenth section OF the Get OF Congress, O. Augut5o
1872 knowingly and wiay, and with Intent TO deraud
the United States sm1gglei or candcssinely introduced
INTO the United States forty cases OF goods subject 70 the
pay men Of duties wihSut the duties having been paid
thereon and OF having aided and assisted In so doing
Witnesses have been produced the part Of the raci
States bu, no testimony the part Of the defendant fur
Their than tho examinaA on Of some Of the wit
ncsses On the part OF the government From sum
mary Of the testimony appears that the Good Hope ar
rived IN this port about the l2th Of July from Calcutta
with forty Of goods belonging TO Madame Rondcau
and hcr maid These goods wcrc entered In the manifest
OF The cargo by the captain, daring the passage out
ffom the description given OF thchn by Malame Rondcau
date delivered, after being marked by the Gus
tom house efeer Al this ,rne The vessel wa. At
Jicr North river. The vessel was subsequently
q July ,hc mate handed Mr.; B,ugh,on,
e custom hUSse S oS s s WITH to
land the Tie officer read TIE mancst ana ,o1 w
mate was az ,sti and sh' called
again, the 10th July with her broker oo neither we
Captain Custom House ocer beng On oG,ra, va, we
i1b, with Der broker. and the CAPTAIN being on board
were delivered aen % ,s1 ssr anu sen,
u
that morning the Custom House 'oihcer ohccei tue
mate, II Madame Rondeau came !or her goods, W
let Ter have them. After the goaous were mkcn 70
The afafgc House they seized by the Cuom House,
ard tic Guabc articles appraised az anou t5VOo The
goods wei landed in open day pcs MT naa been given
r., ,,r n n, ,r and the tc~ti porv show that
the Captain knowingly wiully AMI ciandestney landed
he goods assst'd in so doing II bamc Is 70 attach
10 ary person must be 10 BOugpton the Custom House
tfctr who neglected bis duty in spormitng ory cases
| of reods 10 be landed without exaqninng hem Under
the ties mcpy in the the Comm soner does not con
stder ,bc same sufficient 10 hold abe defendant II the
nstt Alto, ney does net coincide the tomms Toner
or has further testimony the case can be submitted 70
| the Grand Jury. The defendant y dij charged.
| WILLIAMSBURG AQUATIC Clue IN BOSTON The
aZel hyr Aquatic Club, OF Wiamsb urg, arrived Ia our
ha,bor en- Saturday 10 their yacht Eclipse Tue club y
cfnresed a ten msmber all substantial business men Of
Rrolyn N. Y, who have been four weeks from home
on shitg and pleasure excursion and beye tarriei on
their ay TO Boston, AZ New London, NEWPORT New Bod
ford and other places along shore. They appeared In our
streets this forenoon a,uied 10 neat and sSnpc unnor N
IN bite shrp trimmed with black. dark panhs and hight
stras hats. They visit Moutt Auburn 10 daly-Rosson
] ytpt0l, Abg 10.
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l...... ......5,379
3,64ex
1,432H days"

Difference. ....... ,432M days"
From this statement you will perceive that the city
has gam in tin and consequent services the
4 a32h days, notwithstanding the month of December
does not obtain the proportion the other nths
IN ofsevera bes suffering from fractured
bmbs consequent upon severe duty. The amount thus
saved IA several hundred dollars tho necessary
to nav all the surgeo and the themselves enjoy
,rp the benefit Of prompt and gratuious attendance are
ssInipgs which " barely Sufficient Tor the support OF
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~ CITY Debs-OuY Dsrenoes-The D
- eass~-Pprea~u Crsananals anA FHaPaEs
-s>n,s.~v C~-sssssu sr the Cssy-AAprsvs-
~ss a. she asIa.s-rns R0lSoe--sercSs
Ovsnsue.--Pubasc Msrkses-rAx csAiscessns
-Cxoson W.tsr--Csnsral Psrk--Nsw Cnsy
1All. a
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MUNICIPAL AFT AR 8.

snsszx,ucs Of 1nE sonnss COUNCIL.
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creased expenditure and better state of orAA
with little additional expense 10 that now curred from
the yscans attending the City Bspenssiss Hospi
Ponce nspartment DC. Each Council district could he
placed der the especial charge Of sompeteut
an, who, bescss the duty OF vsi1g anc sidpR the in
dee invalid should Also have authority TO remove
The Municipal Pc Ice could be made vaiusnIe ausorv
The whole should be under the dircct,on f one
tent experienced physician, who should BE- held TO the
mot r,sd for tho faithful discharge o. the
With the organization Of this bureau, TIE present de-
psI,nsns sneM hs s y nspeotoI could be dis
useless dependents o that oRce would longer be re-
CURED, and the Largo osays Of money heretofore re-
quh ed In that drectop would be save TO the Treasury
IMPROVEMENTS OK fyAyD
This city comprehsnds the whole island every acre Il
which has been surveyed and marked out into
spart every foot Of It for the occupation Of the millions
inhabitants who were to possess and enjoy it. was APP
appointment Of commission Of intelligent men to- per
form the work. The day for the fument Of these anti
cpsons at hand. The laying out Of the Central
'sIyile- thetrapid increase Of Yorkve-thc connection
made by actual settling OF the city proper and what
cnee The vsgs Of BoCmingdae-have left indeed, but
laton. The complete entire consolidation Of the
people Of New York into compact community, which
will in it's hsbitatins stretch from the Battery the
south 10 Hsrem river and spuyten Duy vel the north
and from river 10 river the east ard west Is not
Tar distant in the oure the day in the past which
eno m'RnV RIoWtH anu power VI tnih Hie
ropois, Wy syyJg out and preparing the streets and
avenues Tor its reception and provision We should not
ground and marked out the nes leaving to this genera
uon, when required the performance Of the actual work.
Heetofore the southern and middle sections have been
deemed The Only portions Of the island susceptible Of
immediate occupation, and TO which look for
pre'ept settling In my opinion uncomfortable popu
ai viii be s ded from the northern part and that the
Harlem river will become the great businets mart
TO witch river craft targes tow boats and boats
wan arrive and where all bulky produce such as lumber
coal, foureand grain, will necessarily be discharged
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Total amount Jan l. 1S66. ... :. .S1s 0OO,S $50 90
Corporation stock held BY COM
nissieas1s Of ths SINKING
F1nd ssoount II redenp-
ton Of city debt. ....... ~, n, 394 90
Revenue and assessment bonds
held - abcvs............... 742, 2so %
AddisisnaA assets, (bondA and
Dorsgsees). ........... 93 OF ~
Balance in BANK Jan. l. 1850. al $40 % bbe4ooa %
Actual amount Of permanent debt, Jaaus-
~ y, loOo.. Vc,SSosA'S w
Which 10 decrease ~ compared vita the aoouns u
debt, Januaryl, 1854 d.............. .SSSS $50 ~
FUNDED DENT.
Radeemsb,e f,oss 7asGsion, JaS !, 1850.
This debt Il payable with the exception Q1the public
education stock u annual instalDents Of $50 Co.,
P0ydble
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In the discharge Of duty or not and constant attention
until entirely recovered snd at for duty.
The better to carry on. this purpose the city was d.
vided into seven surgical districts, and each district
placed Under the charge OF competent practising ply
stefan, Who under the aw, had to be appointed police
sno detained for this DUTY with Surgeon General
chief of the whole, to who reports made by the
district surgeons once every eight hours Critical
physical examination is made Of every person appointed
by the not only by the district surgeon
tie ward to which said belong but also the
Surgeon eGencrA stationed permanently at the Office Of
thothiei Of Ponce. Stephen Hasbrouck, NJ D., the
periepceo medical practitioner who fs this post Of Sur
gee tners has devoted much attention TO it's duties
and succeeded In organizing the system to already
produce efficiency and advantage. According to his last
the benefit of this change In the eani-
tary regulations has become apparent than anti
cipattd by when dcvsing it. The saving of the time
the men, by the detection and exposure OF to
deaud the service BY simulated sckness ia alone more
han sufficient to pay the whole cost of the bureau This
report detailing the many duties and services per-
by the surgeons In their several districts psrticu
larry With reference 10 the OF the disabled and sick
Of the department and pr ,per attention the station
hoses then gives the following facts TO the practical
results of the system ITSELF
We shall now proceed to lay bsfre you the result Of
our labor In this during the Ave last
past and from record appears that the time lost
by reason OF sickness tsabiy Of the policemen in
oil the twenty-five Districts amounts to three thousand
Line and forty six and half days. and the time
os, durrg corresponding period In 1854 amounted TO
FIVE thou, and three hundred and seventy nine days.:
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Liverpool and indeei nearly al Of the EGG port.
drst esss and even our Canadian neghsor eIesl 10
such works.
At St. Petersburg in Russia there one granite osr
Of four miles In extent AT Havrs, ne COCA Ars toe
principal sruc of impor anc hsvDs cost
sums ano justly the pride Of It's Of ,zsAs Indsso
there 10 net cly o. Europe, cossssseg navigation
which doer not suIpsss the PROV ION for
The proper convenience AID pro Ion of shi ,pins
IN equence 4 toe almost eniue depeuo a ths
cy ertcy or indirectly, upon It's shipping nsvg.
ton hs neglect have -howp thess iateesss f. AZ
surping As 1t rs suggestive OF our inAtsnuon TO
own Welfare In our practice heretofore, In he con-
struction Of decks ana pers we have evino~d ns her
city proe nor due cnsidera.ion OF proper &C. ,my
ID ne estma ION OF Europeans do DOT jas,iy
S o om We rave ret up, ~ among first class sre
on approach - he Empire CITY wb,ch Ia 40 m.nv r..
sIeos justly the object Of oar iaudstoa and prids
with 10 other alton thar VIA, Nae, -. NM,
IN me raoeet manner Of logs nd stones can ,rd ana
70 mos cases ons Of repair dsp an A-As
ana unprotected without lgut at NTH. ar p,li,s
oy cay would seem a. If we had reversed ina r,llcv
which naturally takes the beet care OF that wni,n 2
vithout sss. :, woooen piers and sips
poor idea o. our progress Ia commerce ana uearh Wss
ourselves Injustice In hus pre- entinp 10 ths a, ~
yister an exhibition ofs niue iao sren 10 And ,scL
OF prudence and foresight m pu oitc mat.e, =; a.
consequence; surely t reflects severely mon ,se $3.50
rlues whose DUTY ~ Dot to overlook imp-oyea -nts
ana prosperity. In former communication 20 erra, -
the fact, that whine the people Of New YORK have ar
greseed In all Individual and priya ep,erptisss 80 ~
and authorities had rstrcgradea or . ~. ~
inactive in The Of charge OF publ; duty 10 NO resas,
u This more fully shown than 10 ha Of ockaes c
commodatrps for vessels. wpist our co INNER. "a ~
g. ne on with unprecedented rapieity of u,ar,s
Numbering over milii m Of tonnage and :,
ships 10 oIeien trade we give to their immigration
IRE same Old 10 den logs Tcktty plabhs and fnsecno
basins 10 whi N lie. An climate Of the gn,, ma
OF the foreig commerce of this port may he made 40
reference 10 The report of the Eecre sry az the
On cmmerce aud navigation, for the year ending Jone
80 1000. This document states that the total t9nnaga
o. Tue United states Of al knds, foreign and domestic
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-04
ewsurg Chronicle and West Branch Farmer-April 1885,

GRAND JURORs--MAY TERM.
White Dser---Saml BeThheimer, !no Dersham
Andw M'Clenahan, Jacob M'Curley
HarfIey---Wm Eiler,, Saml Wilt -
East BuGaoe---Leonard Wolfe, ABR Il Brown
KeHy--Andw Black, David Grove, John Cris'
well. Jacob Keyser =.
MNiinburg--Danl Becklev. Henry boSenre,i
Jos Boop, Andw Gu'eIins
West Bu6aioe---Jno Chaplain
Lswis6ng---Saml DIETRICH, Jacob DE Fran
Jas Blair, Saml Geddes, Lewis L Jones
BuGoL,e--James Irwin ..t
Unioa---Chas f Morris
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lemi,burc---J Henry Brown, Martin A Stock
DAM Neybarr, VIM Moore, Chas Kline,
Charles Yoder,. 4 " Musser, S Lyndall
Wea B,fiioe--David Watson, WIN Rhule
Gabriel Shoemaker
Limesione--Jacob Leiby, John Boscnrelf, Robl
Chambers
KeNy--John Mover
East Bu6ai,e---Alex Penny. Jno Schrack Esq
Aim Aurand, Thos Penny, Saml Zellers,
DAM Miller
Nsr Rcrha---Jos Kieckner, Josiah Swinehart.
BufIloe--Wm Baker, James Mathers, Robert
Slravhnrn. Msrun d Reed, Gersham Biddle,
Jacob Zirbach. Michl Dunkle. Chas Fry
WHIT D-sr---Wm Stadden, Edwd Marshall. w
J. Rrscr. u y Kaufman, Jacob Biting, VIM
Walters. loci Ranck, Jacob Lesser
Hrff,y--Elas Orwig. David Hayes, Jacob
Rhule. Jacob HIlbish, John Beiz
MR,nJurg--Jos Eiler', John II Winter. Saml
Orwig, George Nader
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'NO those who wish FARMS.-TO

l. have fertile land al cheap prlce and on
easy terms, your attention is called 10 the
RIDG WAY LAND d COAL COMPANY.
Twenty-Five acres, or more in proportion. are
given for 5000. payable IN InS,almen,S of 81
per week or 81 per month. 1t is located in
Elk county, Pennsylvania, and has one of the
best markets for It's produce IN the Stale. The
soil is a rich loan. and is not 10 be surpassed
for farming, as examination vii! show. IL
has the best elements of prosperity, being un-
derlaid by two rich VEINS of Coal, and will
shortly be in,ersected by four Railroads. The
Timber is of the most valuable kind; Title
unexceptionabIy good, and warran,ee deeds
are given. 1t presents a good and substantial
opportunity TO commence farming. providing
for ones children, or making an Investment.
Further particulars can be had from the PAM
phlets, which are sent 10 inquirerS. Letters
answered promptly, Apply or address SAML
W. CATrEIl., Secretary, l35 Walnut street.
north side between Fourth and Fifth streets,
PhikadeiDma. Full information is contained
in the pamphlets 3m6iS
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TO the "Flagg Patrons.

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Of the CHRONICLE offer to supply You
with their sheet, long enough TO fill
up the balance due from the FLAG to
YOU, as stated in list furnished with
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nurs-a Miscellaneous and Family
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everything American that is RIGHT ;
but not blind to merit and worth in
anv person or nation, and not inclin-
ed to the extreme and unjust measures
which have unnecessarily prejudiced
the cause with some. The location of
the CHRONICLE at the county seat, is
Il decided advantage rs a news and
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We will send TWO numbers of our
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A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
COMPRISING about 1853 Acres, for

" SALE. Said Farm is in one of the best
Wheai. growing vallies in Central Pennsylva-
MIA, within two miles (over Brldge) TO Rail
road, accessible TO Markets, in an eminently
healthy neighborhood. near 10 Mills, Stores,
Church and School Houses, and in the midst
of an intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are hrst-class BANK
BARN 80 by As feet,with fair Mansion Il
House, Wagon house, Corn house, and lla
other suitable Outbuildings. II has large
>6aApple Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees
&c. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared except about one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi-
ate vicinity,) all of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is DOT surpassed for natural pro.
ductive qualities by any in the State.
1t will be sold wholly, or portion of 90 to
100 acres, as might suit purchaser.
%A Any cash man wishing such property
can obtain further information by applying TO
O.N.WoapES, Chronicle office. Lewisburg. [4s0
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APPEALS.
CTATE and County Taxes. Pursuant

- ~
~ to law, We the undersigned, Commissio-
ners Of Union county. Pennsylvania, hereby
give notice to the taxable inhabitants of, and
all others owning taxable property or effects
whatsoever within the said county, taxable
either for State or County purposes, that an
APPEAL. for the benefit Of all interested, will
be held forlhe several Townships and Boroughs
within the county, as follows:
For NEW BEkLiy Boro, at the house # N KIeckner.
Monday tn. .th Of A pril
For JACKSON Tp, at the house Of y, Keckner New wern
on Tuesday the Sth of April.
For LIMESTONE Tp, at the house oi Peter Weir.
"wednesday the 9th of April
For HARTLEY Tp, at the house of Vim. Eilert,
Thursday the 10th Of April
For MIFrLISBuK6 Boro the house Of Chas Crotz-r,
Friday the llth Of APRIL.
For WEST Burr,loE Tp. at the house }. D-ckard it
fiintur., Saturday tn. 18th of April.
For BrrrarcE Tp ut the house Of James M'Crsigbt,
Monday the lith of April.
For kEILr Tp, at the house Of James lawson.
Tu.sday the 10th of April.
For WHITE DEER To, at the house OF James Adsms,
"Wednesday the 10th OF April.
For EAST BuYFALoE TT, at the house Of George wolf
On Thursday the 18th II April.
For UyIoy Tp, at the house Of Henry Gibson,
Friday, the 18th Of April.
For LEvsBuRs North Ward, at the ommissioners Office
ON Saturday, the 18th Of April.
For IEwsBCR0 South ard, at the missoners Oce,
on Monday, the list Of April.
When and where all persons and corpora
tons, who shall feel themselves aggrieved of
the enumeration and value made of their tax
able property and effects, pursuant TO an Act
entitled IAN Act to establish uniform mode
for the value Of property and assessment of
taxes approved the 18th day of May, 1911,
are requested TO attend and state their grew
ances for redress according 10 law.
All the above Appeals will be held between
the hours of o'clock, AM, and 3, PM.
GEORGE SCHOCH,
RICII'D " b. LINCOLN,
JACOB HUMMEL,
Attest: Commissioners.
A. KENNEDY. Clerk.
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Sherif's Sale.
DY virtue of a writ of Vend. EX. is

DY virtue of a writ of |cnd. EX. is
- sued out Of the Courr of Common Pleas
of Clearfield county, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale at the house Of Jacob Deckart. in the
borough OF Mfiliuburg, Union county, Pa. on
Saturday, the 26th day of April next. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
a -e-saru lot vf ground situate IN the boro'
of Miflllnburg aforesaid, containing one fonrth
of an acre more or less, with the appurienan-
ces, with thereon erected two-storey ~
house, weatherboarded, and kitchen and szl1
stable, adjoining lot of Jacob Anies on the
west, John Badger on the east, and the Turn
pike on the south.
ALSO another lot of ground on Water
street in SAID borough, adjoining lot Of r.
Chambers on the west. Wm. Young on the
north, Joseph Boob on the east, and an alley
on the south. containing -fourth-oi an acre
more or less, with the appurreuances.
Seized and taken IN execution and 10 be sold
as the properly of J,hn Ne iharDsy.
DANIEL u. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sheriff s Office Lewisburc, March %. 1856