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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
mInislration upou the estate OF Stephen Sci
pie, late of Cerre township, Columbia CO.,
deceased, have been granted TO the Register
of Wills &c. of said county to the under
signed residing at BIackcreek, Luzerne co.
An persons indebted TO the estate are re-
quesled 10 make paymen, wilhon, delay;
and those having accounts for settlement TO
present them 10
JAMES KESTER,
AdminlStrdtor.
Blackcreek, Lu2erne CO., Ocl. 80, '57.
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p. S. To PENNsYLvANlANs The Pennsyl-
vanian Farm journal has been merged into
the American AgIicnlurisl, and the Agricul.
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Sylvania Farmers.
November IL, 1857.
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
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EuZcrne County. Pa.

eULUMDUS MALI AND FEMALE
~ ca 81 I'D @ M Ee
LUZerne County. Pa.
THE Trustees of this Institution respectfrlIy
l. announce, that il will be opened for the
reception of Pupils, of both sexes, on Monday,
October 20th next, under the immediate care of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. a is a gentleman Of extensive acqui.e.
menis and enlarged experience as an educator.
and has been connected with the most popular
"High School" of Bucks 90. for several wears.
He is also well and favorably known as con.
trbutor to some of our leading educational peti.
Odicals.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
VIII comprise Ohhography, Definitions, Read
ing, PenmanshIp, Etymology. Geography, Eng.
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry, Mensuraton, Plane and Spherical
Tngonometry, Surveying, Navigation, Astron.
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History, Physiology
Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Glasses in the French, Spanish 6. Latin
Languages will be formed as early as practica-
bio, and Instruction on Piano-Fore will be
given if desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate apparatus
will also te given.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be paid to
young ladies and Gentlemen designing TO quail.
ify themselves as Teachers.
.s. TIE r MS:
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dollars per Quarter
in accordance with the studies pursued paw able
one half in advance and the balance athe close
of the Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can lie had IN the village at
moderate price.
To Mr.. A. will deliver an address on rhysi
cal, Intellectual aud Moral education, on the
day of commencement, when his method OF
imparting instruction will he illustrated and
the discipline and management Of the chool,
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends of educa
tion generally, are cordially invited TO be pres
cnt.
ID. L. CHAPLIN, o. VI. STEVENS,
JOHN KOONS. N. ID. STILES,
slLAS DODSON, JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER,
Columbus, Sept, 4, 1856. Trustees.
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ESN'T EFT SO 2

Use ARIHUR'S Celebra-
ted Sell Sealing Cans and
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trui all the year at summer
prices.
Full directions for putting
up ali kinds of fruit aud To.
matoes, accompany these
cans and jars.
They are made of Tin,
Glass, Queersware, and Fire
IN WINTER rhe sizes are from ni,,s ,o
gallons. These cans & Jars
are entirely open a, the tops,
and hesl, TO secure lr1nspor.
latIon.
For sale 10y S:orckcepers
throughout the U. S a,eS.
Descriptive circulars sent
BIZ / X on application. CS- Orders
rom the trade solicited.
Be sure TO AK for " Ar
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est oi Two seasons, having
been used 10y hundreds OF
TIL a N thousands Of families, hotel
and boaEdng-house keep
prs.
We are now making them
lor The million.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM g.
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fGth 1877
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NOTICE

Blackcreek, Luzerne CO., Oct. 90, 'b7.
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Hist Of Letters

November Is, 1857.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
EURHACE AND COPPER PROPERTY, IN FLOYD
COUNTY, VIRGINIA
- Court of Floyd county, pronounced the llth day
OF September, 1851 in the case of Robert Toncray,
against Harvey Deskins and Others the undersigned
therein appointed Commissioners for the purpose will. on
the l4h day of January. 1858 upon the premises offer
Tor sale By way OF public ascton tract of land pow
owned and occupied by Robert l.. Toncray, known as
the "WEsT.FORK FURNACE" containing 200 acres,
lying in Floyd county The buildings consist Of Dwell
ing House and all necessary out houses Stable, B X
smith Shop &c, all in state Of good repnr The metal
made this Furnace has long enjoyed wide spead repu
ation, and situated it is within fourth Of mile Of
nexhaustbe bed beds of the finest quality of Iron
upon the land and accessible the greatest abundance
Of coal and wood both upon the premises and adjacent
thereto render 1t Of the desirable points for car
Stack Foundry House, and Machinery thereunu attach.
ed. are in fine state Of repair.
Upon this land is also situated that valuable property
known a. the
"TONCRAY COPPER NINE"
Many causes during the excitement upon the subject o
minerals which ovcrspresd this section of the State seve
raj years early directed large share OF the attention
Of the public to this point and subsequent investigation
demonstrated to certainty the existence OF copper OF the
most vauablc character and in inexhausble quantities.
which only remains to be fully developed TO render 1t
valuable than any Of the mine OF Carroll Tennessee
or Lake Superior great deal of Ore from this proper
ty within the few months has been carried to
and specimens of it have been extensively circulated
and the property itself has for so ne time occupied so
high position in public estimation that any further de
scription 10 deemed unnecessary.
This land lies within 26 miles of the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Rail Road and miles from Floyd Court House,
and connected with tho Rail road except about miles,
by coed Turnpike
We shall ALSO the time and place, sell one set
Of Backsmths Tools belonging to the said Robt L. Tom
cray.
Terms -Sl4, 600 of the purchase money will be re-.
qured in hand upon the balance, credit of 10 and ls
months will be given, upon the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security The title to the property is
believed to be unquesonable but only such conveyance
will be made to the purchaser the Court, by further
decree, may direct.
For further information with regard to this property,
address b. F. Wysor Eewbern. Pulaski county, Va, or
Henry Lane, Floyd Court House. Va.
BENJAMIN F. WYSOR,
HENRY LANE,
l,okla
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Correspondence of The B,l,imatSun.

Correspondence of The B,ltim2R SUM
WASHING Jos, D. q y,
The intelligence from Kansas -trOw1 rhnr IT. l.
'aure' at their late spscnI session. ftrd such
-ires as vii! insure expression nf "pnVon uJ"n 'h-
Lacompton Constitution. Thus the L=c6bSpr"n Con.
.,'tution with or without slavery, will b. lad
Nohgress by the COMMITTEES appointed for that pur.
''se ny the Convention, and accompanied by a vote
against the whole instrument which tbe L-si.a,ur-
VIII lake care TO lay b-fnre Couyre.s. -
Mr. Dlo"n: ot Mississippi who will continue thu ~
oate on 'pe hhnsas question when Congress shalt
assemble, has intltnaed his intention TO rrco,n the
L-comptOn constitution, should II come b-t,- Con.
gress without the slavery article provided only ttar
the election be peacesoy conducted on tb. al,t hIh
that if it come with the slayery article he sha exp-
the Democratic Senators on the sam. pruc,ul
Thus the question is 10 be presented in a pra.ti
cal form, and if Tho Democratic majpritlrs of me
Senate and House could cOntrive to unite in their nc.
tion upon this subject ss they did upon The k4rs,
Nebraska BILL they could pur end Ia the who g.
dispute, 60 far as II concerns the federal governm
and the country, out OF Kansas. There is SONS eI
probation that this will be the result.
A letter lately received from General Whitfield
states that the conservative Democrats in kan-a-
would vote at the election the 2lst, and 10 sufh
cent numbers to carry the Constitution without
slavery There may have been 5U0 votes cast for the
Constitution with slavery, and 900 without. The
remaining vote of several thousand will be cast
against the Lecompton Constitution an entirety,
aud probably also for the Topeka Constitu loo, aud
that vote VIII De appealed TO rs fair expression of
fhs popular sentiment of Kansas. The free S'at-
Legislature have passed an act annuling the whole
action of the Convention. But this act, though in.
tended to prevent Congress from recognizing ,h- Lee
compton Constitution will not have that effect. Con-
gress will not probably recognize the Legislature
legal body. rs having legal eI etence before the
lst of January. Gov. Walker, it is sad, did oot
slider that the Legislature could legally act before Tue
lst of January.
If Congress will not take the Lecompton consti'u
ton in the form in which it will come, II har been
suggested that some other solution Of the difficulty
can be brought forws ard which will be embraced ;hs
Democratic maorties. The prospect is that, within
sixty ninety days, Congress may be rid o the sub
ject.
Without waiting for further information from the
President or from Utah, the House has, very ncon.
sderatey, recognized by resolution the existence at
with the Mormons and war with the government;
Of Utah-war with an independent State. Ii Cinh
is not State out of this Union; then with her
cannot e1ist-rhe resolution is recognition OF the
independence Of Utah. loH.
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KANSAS.

We ask attention to Secretary Cass' letter accept
ing the resignation OF Gov. X. j. Walker and also 10
the Secretarys letter Of instructions to acting Gov
Denver. They will be found very interesting and
full of important information concerning the govern
m.pt of that territory. They show that the Presi'
dent, in all his action the knotty subject has pur
sued policy at once wise. conservative and bold
such az must meet with the appreciation OF all true
friends of Kansas and all well-wshers OF the coun
try.
The last intelligence from Kansas is OF ratner
gloomy character-showing that dlsorder ana ''',
,iou st have considerable rule. we nave no'
suciep data for reasonable unrsvelllng OF the 'u'
broglio, which s rendered more complicated oy 'n'
action of the territorial Legslature-but We nave
full confidence that the wisdom and energy OF the
Administration will properly solve the dlthcuit prop
lam if il be possible.
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NARhlED

MARRIED Thursday evening, 24ih instHn al the '9'
menrsi Church by the Rev Geo Woodbridge xr q 4.
ERICSSON and Miss ELEANOR NJ sMiTH, al! 0: t::i
city.
MARRIED, on Tuesday. the 22d inrtan n; II: LIZ. :
Church by the Rev Andrew Fisher, Col. PETER J.
ARCHER, of Richmond, to Miss LUCY ANN daugateE O:
the late John Gillian, of Powhatan county
MARRIED, on Thursday, 18th instant, oy Rev Wet
eel Mr.. JOHN ETTlNGER and Miss SARAH hhIChEH'
BARG Err both of Rocking ham county.
MARx1Ep on the 18th instant by the Rev <. J. Rica
ardaon, SIR JOHN BRUBECK. Jr 70 Miss sASS! K.
RUSMISELL, all Of Augusta County
MARRIED, in Tappshannock, on Ihur:d.y 18th DeSe'':
Fsuouier County, 10 Miss FANNY B. II. MlcoU, e!cess
daughter Of James Roy Micou.
MARRIED on me Cd instant, By the Rev R. A Chris:a
THoS r. SAVAGE, Of Middies.x, u, IS G. W.,
daughter of Col Robert Bland, OF King q Queen Co.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MISS AVo-
MA JONES.

This evening the young and gifted actress "non'
p;ohmora 30 nrnud 10 claim a daughter. receives
the tribute of genuine complimentary beneht. Du
ring the last fortnight she has added many laures 10
the blooming chaplet which che wears with Inc un-
conscious unpretending simplicity of verltaole ar
tist We cannot but regret that the amiabiity o
Misc Jones ured her, las; week, into yielding 10 the
wishes of the management, and appearing in such
mart as Cinderella Her hisrionc powers were veilec
beneath dense cloud for which not even her sweet
.;,o;no could atone. She reminded us Of megnih.
cent butterfly crushed back into s chrysalis SHE'LL lts
briph, hued wings imprisoned and all its faculties
psralyzed. OF course every one understood that the
mspspemept wished to offer attractive Christmas
bill and to attract the juveniles, but We are certain
that Miss Jones is ,riHing with the reputation she has
90 rapidly earned by STOPPING to role 60 Tar beneah
her talents. She ia rising star, but glorious one
and vs do not like to behold her lustre dimmed by
circumstance.
Tbis evening she repeats Evadne in that fine crea-
ton her tragic powers have ample scope. we nave
already noted her brilliant performance oil the part
Tho ouck succession of caamitiss that rend Evadne
heart with fear, anguish and horrible lmagnatlohs'
were expressed with most potent energy. lnis
will be Miss Jones' last appearance IN Richmond ior
some time az her numerous engagements lead her 10
the South and far west, and we anticipate that
crowded audience will testify their appreciation oi ner
public and private merits.
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Cac 2i JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.
FURTHER ARRIVALS OF WORCESTER'-
CNRlvALIED PIANOS.

LISTEN TO THE NOTES.
TBNHE following notices Of the will indicate the
Il estimation in which PIANOS Of mis- manufacture are
held at home where they made which is the best test
of good Instruments:
"Having occasion to purchase instrument, con.
suted distinguished Professor Of the Piaub Forte and
BY his recommendation applied to Mr. W , and, we ar g
happy To say with entire Satisfaction TO quality and
price, n. Y Christian Enquirer.
Those in want Of really good Instruments which they
may purchase with perfect confidence, should by all
examine those Of his u,anufHoture"-tN. y Mir
"All in want ct good and elegant instruments,
passed IL touch and tone, for family use and ornament
Gnould pay Worce-te. visit before they purchase else
where - Home Journal. N. Y.
OF the OF Mr. Worcesers Pianos is unnecessary
sp the fac. that the Piano he presented to the Irish
Relief Comnttee sold for fourteen hundred dol
lars, conclusive on this pont-lNew York Journal OF
Commerce.
We do not hesitate say that respects tone and
tune, they not excellcd By those of any mann
mcturer, either in America EuropelN York Evening
Mirror.
To obtain the proper tone is the highest triumph Of art
and only gained the combination OF the best
materials requiring the ghet skill united with long cx
perience. Eminent musicians who have used MIR. Wor
Instruments them the preference TO the best
impurted- n. Y Eveg Post
Now i, hard abuse Mr. Worcesters pianos Us to
MAKO than ancr. and they yield iGe tone readily
aat0 persuade haal gently by thSin recommend
them Ia .nciey 10: Is sake-H. York Commercial
ADVERTISE
VIC he constantly supplied with Il full assortment OF
tsblishment to which invite tn. attention of protes
be found accommodating A. NORRIS,
Der siu
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FIGHT BETWEEN THE FREE STATE AND
PRl-SIlANERY MEN

ST. Louis, Dec 2t The ST LOUIS Democraf pub.
fishes Kansas letter this evening. showi " 80 in
GREASE in the excitement, with fighting ana b""d-hed.
On the evening nf the Ion instant a battle va!
fought at Fort Scott between the free State and pro-
slavery meH in which FIVE of Tho latter We're kiI-d.
including Blake Little, member Of the L"cnmpion
Constitutional Convention. Many We're wounded on
both sidea, including % tree State men.
The origin of the difficulty was the appearance "f
Clarke, the notorious murderer ot Barber, 'wo y"as
SINCE in company with the sheriff officer, attempting
10 collect taxes Of the free State men, ng pro-
perty in default of payment, making the pros.cu hon
under the rebellion law.
Great excitement existed among the Missourians on
the border who had assembled in strong numbers.
and more fighting was anticipated.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

NEW YORK Dec. IS The mail steamer P-r.is
has arrived this port with advices fran Europe tc
The 18th inst.
The Ariel arrived at Southampton on the l2'h
instant.
The Britieh Parliament had passed HI indemnify
bill for the over Issues of the Bank Of England
Parliament was to adjourn the l2.h inst until
February.
committee to consider the Bank charter ana conm-r
The American ship Lone Star, bound from Maui.
vain to Queenstown, Ireland, foundered at sea-
crew saved. a..
Advices received from India arc two weeks LATER
Gen Hsveock was atil! hemmed in at Lucknow
Sir Colin Campbell will be there in few days TO bis
relief, with 1000 troops.
The mutinears around LUCKNOW are estimated 10
number from 50 to 10000.
The garrison Of Lucknow had had no communira
ton with the army for month past; but 1t was be
eved they would hold out.
Numerous successful encounters with the mutineers
had taken place at various points.
No more outbreaks are reported
Tie mutineers burned alive all the wounded SOL
diers that fe into their hands at the sege of Delhi
Calcutta dates were OF the llth and Bombay OF the
l7lh of November.
Hong Kong dates are OF October 80. Preparation.
were making - assault Canton.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I2.--The cotton market hss H..
cIiued td. aud holders pressing rhr msrk-r.
Sales of the week 20,0OD bales. including so n
speculation, and 0OU for export sales az. + id,y
3OUU bales closing quiet at the declin-. Q'1r'ons
are tor fair Orleans cd; middlDg O'Lnus ot far
Mobile 81 middling Mobile 8! d.; fair upland 81
middling sd. Stock in port $4,000 bales. includng
10000 American. ,.,r,
SATURDAY. Dec. l2-Consols, for money, sbut;
for account, 81 ss9l3.
E,timatrd safes OF cotton AZ Liverpool, to-day, roo
bales market unsettled, at 3D. decline. BreadstLEs
steady.