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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

"&EcHoHALIsM," as now defined by
tie LocUfocos, is sentiment which en-
braces Liberty as the right aud ultimate
state Of all Gods children. National
isn'." hy the same authority, - .Le .~ie
Of 3i0,000 Shareholders over 100000
slaves and 100000 free whites.
"The Sectional party" by the same
authority, is the party which regards Lib
erty as a great universal boon-the best
interest Of the masses in all the States
and composing the overwhelming majority
of the Nation. "The National party" is
miserable minority, having power only
in the lesser section OF the Nation, and
ruling by means Of combined aristocracy.
The rae " National" party is the North
or Rcpublicai.-the majority. The true
Sectional party is the South or LocofOco
the minority.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

Is. fIhs Common wealth Of PeDnsyIva.
MIA. Co. Ncrcr Ann Chapman Schoch Greeting.
Whereas Hiram ScEoch did On the 18Th
day pt Seq'-rHr Hrr \. y. 1853, prefer his pe.-
ton 10 cur Judges Of the Court Of Conn. n
Pie~s of:he C.ualy Of Union, a, a {. url he'd
at LcwI-targ ia and fcr SAID county. praying,
that i.r lie causes JarreIu set iurh. he might
be divorced from the bands of malr.mauv en-
tered into with yen ile sand Mary Ann hap
man.
We du therefore commend vcu ;le said Ma
- Ann Chapman, tHaI Seuuus aside al. 9TH
cr business aat excuses Whatsoever. you be
anil appear 20 your proper person before cur
.-.s 9f LsaI-srss 81 4 Court ct Common
i.-a- ;..l- g. .s ae.d ..r the >arf county. on
I.-.-r, ,.e I-'a Jeyut December next. 10
aU>r0T ,ae l-..t.,u ,-. libel oftbe SAID Hiram,
and ,a -a So cause = auy yrI nave. why the
said Hil.- vuur husband should not be d.
v,reel l..a lh" band Il ma,rimcnv, agreea-
- g. Die Act ut General Assembly in Suca
case made and provided. And hereof ycu
are nott, lsiL DANIEL u GULDiN ,ShsUE.
L-wIsl u~- sept. -. 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
FOR SALE.

Ts7HE subscriber offers fer sale that large,
new, modern built, double brick house,
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church,
adjoining the residence of DIR. Hayes. The
house is built in the best style, rat-Prool and
well guarded against fire. 4 coed Well Of
Water, and CIstern of never-iai,ing water.
Terms made easy, and will be known on ap-
pllcaron 10 JONATHAN NEoBlT.
LewiSburg, Aug. 6, 1883.
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the votes and the power of the Nation.
or this Administrator 1t may well

or this Administration 1t may well
be said
How are the a'irhty frllcn'
tni by the Peoples hand. Low lie the proud,
And smitt"n bl the weapons II the poor
The workman hammer and the wuodmans aH-l
And for that they rich. and robbed he noar
anl for that III siIrpJ. aud sc'argd the ue9N
ind fSr that hrv M DC ia,rs ,c'.ch turned
N, ssrcIf n z .a0r's brDB 70 bilof-
For these tn ir sins the Nation casts them'out'
"Will Mr.. Buchanan resign? or
will he change his policy" If he
had a drop Of Democratic blood in
his veins"-if he was the SERVANT in
stead Of the would-be RULER of the
People, he would do as the public
voice dcmands-Admit Kansas as a
Free State at once stop EXtravagant
Expenditures : and enact Protective
Tariff. We hope he may and yet
we fear he will obs!inately obey his
tyrannical masters, in all their bad
schemes, to the bitter and yet untorc-
scca end.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

rENIIE undersigned, Executors Of JAMES ST.
roSrox late of Bufaloe township, onion
county, Pa decd. offer at private sale, all that
certain MANSION FARM OF said decd, sItu-
ale in the township and county aforesaid,
about y miles east Of Mllilnburg, and about
miles west of Lewisburg, the public road
leading from Mlnllnburg to jenkins Mill run
ming right through said farm.
said Farm contains about One Hundred
and Fifty Acres OF hrst-rate Limestone Land,
all under good ience, and nearly all clear. and
in a high state of cultivation, about Ten Acres
of excellent Meadow land. The Improve
ments thereon erected are, on one part thereof,
rrrs. first-rate large and ccmmodGous BRICK
IL IL. s:..DWELLING HOUSE, well finished,
and large Stable, and different kinds Of
choice Fruit Trees, also Well Of never-fail-
ing Water near the door; and on the other
part. a good two-sioTey Log Dwelling House.
wea,her-boarded and plasiered,a good BANK
BARN. Wagon Shed with Corn CRIB and Car
riage House, a good Well ot water with
pump in it, and good Milk House, also
small Tenant House, and other Out Buildings
necessary. Also, an ORCH ARD, withss;a
some very thrifty young choice Fruit-1.
Trees. The quality of the land being equal TO
any land in Buialoe valley, and owing to the
different Improvements thereon erected, it
would sui; to be divided into different Tracts.
The estate will be sold in one part, or divi-
ded into two tracts, whichever way will bring
the largest price. SAM'L B. S1MONTON,
BENIN CHAMBERS.
Executors.
N.B-In case the above described proper
,y is not sold by private sale, before the Both
dav of November next, it will be offered al
4. n
on the premises. where the terms will be made
known by SAML b. SlMONTON,
BENIN CHAMBERS,
Butfaloe Sept. %. 1855. Executors
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
EkNSlpEEAS.

The editor Of the Dolly Ntrs speaks in tie following
terms, in that paper OF January Slt, Is52 coucrnu
DT. Dlr's ppurire' which cu-gd him Of Erysi sipeas.
Dr. DAVIS DEPURATIVG-We are not in The babi,
OF commcndins to our readers The Of panlels l
rativ's ana nostrums which may happen to b. ady,rt
sd ia cur columns Having LoaeEer, used Dr. Davis
medicine and found it TO be ray possessed oi Ncrsut
eurtee quantities Tor Erysipe!u. take great pleasure
IN saying 90 and oOilInt ulus tie Curative to u.ugrs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
ORPHANS EgnaT SALE,

@tLs s,S9>ES AS5> -
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
| Court Of Union county, will be exposed to
public sale. upon the premises, on SATuR-
DAY, NOV. "7, 1858, Two TG.vT, E0iS,
in the Borough of Mifflinburg, bounded and
described as follows
Isl. A Corner Lot, bounded on the north
by Mulberry alley, on the east by Cathariue
street. on the south by Market street. and on
the west by Lot No. A lrcnt on Market
street, 60 feet depth on Catharine street, l26
feet; numbered with the No. AZ in the Bor-
ough plan.
2i. Lot adjoining the above or which IS
erected 4 Ess.cIiing House, . sIorey's
high, numbered as aforesaid with the No.
A. and bounded on the west by Lot Of Thom-
as Cronmiller; front on Market street, 90
feet depth to Mulberry alley, 1876 feet.
sale 10 commence at o'clock +. NJ.
Terms, 20 per ct. cash, balance at February
Term Of Court, 1883. JOHN Il. LINN,
Administrator OF FRspEmcK WLLkEn, dec i.
By order of the Orphans Court.
SAMUEL RoUsH, Clerk.
Sept. 25, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
EOR SALE.

a RESIDENCE on North Third street, Iss3,
n it being Half Lot of Ground, wIih-lI@:.-a1.
a comfortable Two-Storey Brick House, frame
Stable, good Well of Water, and a variety of
choice Frui'.
Inquire of J. B. .M'LAUGHLIN, Agent.
Lewisburg, October r. ISIS. If
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
DE. DAVIS DEEEakTEs-E.. CT
- compound Extract of JuglanS Regia.

Is uurrcCe i-nt fr tic c-r C.. Seq sula AMI al chronic
sr.-,-; .~,asu Of the Liver L.lU.ys auI Bladder:
iauuicr, nrorSy. Ereuch-. .-.a.. Co1l Throat . D.
Si..Ius oi blood. lHup..Lt tulsall-ji,u, assra .is
ur, uic and Intamatory EIirura. a tl-tir. I.4 -
sick Headache, Iys.eI>Ia Ilss-ures. N.rvuu- Affections,
CLIuuir SrrUiuous Stse Bye, ana lsgii~ Lluu.- CLAN
duGr LEafEemU uts, Altt sU9uI CID ard % s,Iutc
OF ths Bones, Luz hating Ulcers eI the F-r aud
LII, Malisu@ut Eating J.er uI the Mouth, Iol -u.
Throat AMI soft Palate. 4vtrr, Barber l;cE and a u
sz,sI s-IS anu ai. diseases arising from al. M
PuEE STATE - IuE BLOOD, whether hereditary acquired
OF con t-yctgI.
attained Is owing to lie iutrius 10 The
q its proprietor. It's used hy all classes and
throush u The country, haEius i;r>rI il, wcutrr
ALTERATIN : AND CUESrlNE L affects in thr .srigt.,
cLroLIc diseases DO LUt hesitate 10 I'd il -
VALUABLE AND EtLI lHlE NEu.,lNE
Office, ~ Race street, here Dr. Davis may BE- consul
ted all diseases.
Call at the Depot and procure Circulars containing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

PRoyED-We recently called upon
the people to wait and see what rerura
Tx Gov. Denver Of Kansas would get for
his Letter upholding Buchanan and abu.
sing the people of Kansas. a Washing
ton correspondent, of Nov. 9th, let's the
cat out Of the bag, BY quietly remarkiug
"Gov. Denver has resumed the appoint
mcnt Of Commissioner Of Iudian Affairs. :"
lie is FIRST kicked out, ana then provided
good Office again if he would write a
false and scurilous letter against the Free
State men Of Kansas. Would Reeder,
or Shannon, or Geary, or Walker, or
Stanton, stoop SO low to get an Office ?
Not they
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
EFTT-rC

FE'HE CorarHsT>hiP h.ietofare existing e.
tween Gedte> Marsh d lp.. Is THIS t,e
dissolved. Al notes asI ..rs counts go
aIe placed in The hands Of Jor-lha. VgLe
and H. =. Sheiler for collection, to whom al
payments ere {" be made. All persons know
IHg themselves indebted 10 said firm, are re-
4usstrt -1 make immediate payment. And
all persons having ella ms. will present IL EN-
for settlement. SAMUEL. GEDDES
JAMES :. MARSH
JOSEPH ". SHRlNER.
IeUistur-, SEPT. Ism, ls5s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

- RcsiGcnc, Ga south Fith su,rs Lsu =
burg. IA. D.ccGttf >, ie''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
FOR SALEi

TWO full contiguous LOTS on South
seventh street-or any portion of them.
Price low. and payments easy. They ar.
beautifully situated near the Female fusii,n,,
July ., ls5S. HOWARD HALCOU.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
w "a 4EN NJ AM
& EouSE TO LET.

- The House occupied the undersigned
Ia on Marker street. west Of Fourth (Ec1t
to Browns srore) is to let. Inquire of
Oct 20 AP MEYLERT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

Abe iiy p Is .l. gi tig
ilr l.Uaa iur- HrI
tons well. Jae 3 aer, ct
y,..f g. Tie ..ss4 j.
ga ,hr Lg..;Ly art.or O.;
Performance Ct its furc- f;
sat ftg-t. size bowels 0--
system suffers Iu tur---
Ll.EE-.a,lur ceased O.
ya-r Of tLa- Us-au. ,ur Of
itLis study ia "a practice
10 EuI ne remedy.
the many lrraU-s merits
To prove that ills r.Iu.
person troubled viii L4.-
it, forms, has bu: to Try
Ctrta H.
These Gum remove all
the system. supplying in
q bile, iuvigoratinS the
digest well.rCElYINs IHE
health TO the whole ma
cause Df the ,.iSeas.-ei-
BILIOUS AlTtCKs are
TIE, ILEVfNIlp, ly the
Il ISvIsCEAE,E.
One dose after eating i
stomach and prevent The
souring.
Only ouc dlse t-l.,ube-
NI.uIMAEE.
Only ore dose taken az
gently, aud cures Cos
One dose taken after
PEF-It.
In One desc oftW0tta-
lirvc SICE iILt0,Cur.
One hottie taken frG-
the cause Of The disease.
On s gre desc iuns dla'
One dose g:-cu ,Tca'cI
M0gEuS. auI 70 Prevruta-'
EU-July one hottie IS.
the ~ g. m lie elects OF
sickness.
Hs Ugclo,t'e taken for
lownrss or Uuu1turaI col |
one dose taken siori.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
PUBLIC SALE!

FsIO be sold On the premises on
Saturday. 9th November
next, the following valuable Real Estate, VIZ
a House aud L,,, 90 0s"uud situate IN The
town of New Columbia, White Deer township,
Union county, bounded by lots OF Geo.TroxeI.
Geo. J. Swarlz and others, on which Lots are
erected good Dwelling House and ia
.SJiBLE, and olher OUibuildings. Sale&...-
TO commence at 10 o'clock a NJ on said day,
when attendance will be given and terms OF
sale made known by
GEORGE J. SWARTZ,
JACOB SWARTZ.
Oct. II Executors Of MARY SwlETz, deceased.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
z Desirable Home COR Sale.

CIrUATED near Mifiinburg, and about
- nine miles from Lewisburg, containing
Nine Acres. on which there Is -
large fine Dwelling House, Il good Barn IL
and all the necessary outbuildIngs. Surroun-
ding the house there is large yard. adjoining
which is an excellent Garden, and near the
house a never-faIling Spnng of Limestone
water. There Is also a good twO-StoTcy
on the premises.
The laIe proprietor having given special
attention to Fruit growing, has ROW most
excellent assortment of young Fruit Trees,
Vines &C. about becoming profitable. II Is 4
pleasant home, good location and rich Soil
satisfactory reasons will be given for selling.
Terms easy. For further particulars Apply TO
SAM'L II. ORWlG, Lewis burg, Pa.
or to \. 5. Killing, MIfilinburg, Pa. riw
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
The liver snyiSerafOr

Is 4 SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DlS,uN RN, aHt Is Gsi'i
working cures almost 900 -r,at 10 behave Il cures
by magic sr lie Tsf Gass airJ Ten. and sett m yr
than one hottie = required 60 say sind 81
Complaint, iioui the worst }TuElar or Agtp-fsl4
common H.i.-s all Of Which arr the rrsui> eI sbN
eascL Liver.
Price ONE poILtE PSF H0rrtF. -,
StNIOLD y c.. Fr,rryturs, ,.ti Broadway, NeN i'''
aud rrtsil,d by al Drugri.ts sod also ty
Iy..I rs. CALpN ILL, L-wtbUr-'fs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

I3'StcphensOn county, Illinois, gives
an increased majority of 80 or 500 for
the whole Republican ticket. Geo. Rei'zcll
CindcpeDdenD for Sheriff is beaten out of
sight-Taegart, regular Republican, hav-
ing 200 maj, over both his opponents
Bright is Q, 1000 behind Washburne in the
Congressional race, and Strockey is beaten
1000 By Adams for Senator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

ACcIDENT.-Mr. George WLiteneck,
residing up Little FIshiugcreek, in this
county, met with fearful, and it is iho'.,
a fatui accident sometime since. He was
chopping off log along the hill side, and
in endeavOring to roll it down, by some
misstep he slipped and fell /; unluckily he
was caught by the rolling piece of timber
ard horribly crushed. His spine is SO
severely injured from the middle of his
body down to his exiremeties, that there
is apparently no life or sensation. Hisre
covery is exceedingly doubtful.-Bi0oms-
burg Star.
New Castle county, delaware, is CON-
paraively Free county, and is nearly as
prosperous as the adjoining counties in
Pennsylvania. This gave good majority
for the Opposition ticket this year; but
Ken, and Sussex (slave) courties-miser.
able, slow, and poor counties-gave Bu-
chanan majorites, electing Congress, Gov
ernor, ard Legislature, by very small
manifestation 400 where buchanan
had lJU0.
u. S. Senator Hammond, s. c., (cf
"mudsill' memory recently made poll
teal address near home, in which be spoke
desparingly of Kansas, and Of re-opening
the Slave Trade; but said that the true
friends of the South should look to Cuba,
Mexico, and Central America, for con.
quests, hereafter.
The officers whose duty it was to count
the votes in York county, Pennsylvania,
decided that lead pencil! marks in scratch
iug'' tickets were not lawful, so that the
names of candidates stricken out with pen
ell strokes were counted as though no
"scra,ching" had occurred.
Last Sunday evening, the large double
Coal Breaker at Middle Creek, ..Schuylkill
Co., belonging to the Donaldson Coal Co,
was destroyed by FIRE. This is the eighth
breaker burned in that region within the
last six months. II was Insured IN for
. III ii-del P..s .hiccs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

.uT.lrsrsl ra-u'g-7-s q
uI,u. r5'--. ...r-
.tLe ev.rrm ar. .-.r DE-
.Inpst,r:Ir-sy 5..-1;
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tl.rs. vI.n tt4st5marh
Lac -.u,- and ttl wIss
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.uLrreuitl. 10 isr.s.
Irdv i.st 4 i.-t fssp1. ssy
|tr a. ,-.rgS- "a Nv ~
Ia bSt--s. aud ~
n,rfijorf-.f---z
-t,,|,cI - an. 4 10
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
HE slEE3


r rEE nFTUE EEsT rCEGsTiyE EANpLIvTRv vFp-
I.IEI- ..v ....r- tl- ruiI. that ect. n o. g.
easier. er ar g.. r Hguai 90 do a oil er u.--
Sod. as.- 4t-s g Hrl, f -..-, lLL "a L.sr ,u-v
-r-t Ja- firr tu eject It. u.rt5i matter ~
.- tAs sUaaf u.-r.s 90 carry Cd that matter The,
a.".HI '-. rL=t .-.s r:l,,ua-.y without .rr %
T.. Il-. -..-- rNi .r. urt iu tlc UgyFa..,r, 81
CHfltra- 10 .trrI EtEsI-. while j. pur-ss Il .--
aI4 o. len taken IN 8 !u moderate doses Ill s.-,- .
and build So NJ Sc -Ll unusual rari's.v.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

NEW Do0ES---lt the LeWi2buEg
~ Book Store
Wholesale and Retail.
J1,t rrceIved-a large ..ock vf ScA1o, B'ks
and >,augHCry--
Osgood's Cards and E;ocn"ooay Charts
no scnool should be without ,aclu.
Rows school Regisier-the>e are cun~iie-
red Indispensable wherever their Ctlly has
been teSlei.
Volt Casey's Penu'a state Reports.
-9-A liberal discount allowed jo retailers.
Merchants are requested TO call and examine
our stock Of school Books and PIces le.gre
ordering fr,m T4.Iad.
Oct6 NN. MURRAY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
z r REMIT!

FE1asE Est - Ee~ef.S occupied ar pre-
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
Saloon. Th-ya are sg!.ai.r Tor SHOPS.
For TENS apply to
Jan -, le-s, JOHN Il. LINN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
Mhnt CiEnr. nrc nIadc Of


There is a doubt hangs over what men OF
depraved tastes smoke as well as drink, for a
New York writer who it may be presumed is
domiciIed in the vicinity of the Custom House,
in a letter TO the Schoharie Republican makes
the following revelation Of the component ma
terials Of real HAyanas" Con it over be-
tween whifs:
Talking of cigars, was told by government
appraiser, a few days since, the following true
story in connection with the cigar trade OF this
city, A large German importing house had
received an invoice of foreign cigars, which
were appraised by the Custom House officers at
So per thousand. The importers were dissatis-
fed, and asked for q re -appraisement, which
was granted. and under the most positive evi.
dencc, supported by the oath of the dealers, the
cigars were admitted at valuation Of $3.50
per thousand Now the evidence alluded to was
this-that not a particle of tobacco entered into
the composition of said cigars, but that they
were wholly composed Of oak and other leaves
soaked in 4 strong tobacco lye. l understand
that large quantities of these " real Hayanas
find their way into the interior, and from some
experience have had in that line, am inclined
to believe that few specimens might be found
even among the primitive society Of Old Scho-
harie"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02

The FoRTIFIcA ATOMS AND DOCKS At CHER
BoURG.-An English yaehtsman, who went
over to CherbOurg. writes to the London Times
that there is great deal of humbug in the ac-
counts given of the enthusiasm of the Populaee
in receiving both the Emperor and the Queen.
In particular he says the reception of the Queen
by the French people was very cool He gives
his assent to the works the Inauguration Of
which the French have been celebrating as
marvels of engineering, and says no British fleet
could get into the harbor in time of war, out
consoles himself with the fact that the English
could keep any French fleet from coming out
OF it. The breakwater is u, 1000 feet long be-
tween the arms which enclose Cherbourg roads
At the bottom Of the water, (averaging about 80
feet its base is $40 feet in breadth, while it
rises to the height of % feet above water mark,
with top width of lU3 feet The great basin
will have capacity for containing twenty ships
Of-the-line. Vast magazines line the banks,
and workshops Of every character for construct
ing and fitting out ships of war Every rock in
the rOckstead is a fortress, and the breakwater
bristles with batteries A great semi-cireular
fortress faces the sea The works are guarded
by twenty forts and TedOubts, and an am cunt of
cannon never before united for the defence of
one place. Military engineers pronounce Cher
bOuTg impregnable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
OberlIn COLLEGE Items.

We learn by the EraAgelisf that C. H. PEN-
EIELD, previously Adjunct Professor of Ian
guages, has been elected Professor of the Latin
language and Teacher of Hebrew in the The
ological Department; and JoHN NJ ELLIS Pro-
fessor of the Greek language By this means
the vacancy made BY the death Of Prof HUDsoN
Is supplied, the departments of Greek and Latin
being now distinct and coordinate. Prof G.
n. ALLEN resumes the Chair If Music in the
College, after suspension from this service on
account of his health for two years. He holds
this chair at present in connection with that Of
Natural Science.
The Fall Term opens propitOusly. Forty
six students are already numbered for the new
Freshman Class, and twelve are expected to
become members of the Theological Glass
Mr.. 7. B. Penield, one of the graduates from
the Theological Department, is under appoint
ment from the American Missionary Association
to go out missionary to Jamaica, West In
dies. The Evangelist speaks highly of the
Commencement Exercises. and remarks:
One Of the speakers, John Mitchell, of Cleve-
land, is colorej, but none the less man and
brother. His Grafton, National Responsibility,
followed by the anthem, "rhe gathering of
the Free, 'TProdueed a most profound sensation.
One gentleman remarked that after hearing this
1t was no longer mystery that people at Ober-
lin should be earnest abolitiOnlsts
In noticing the address on the Importance
and Means of Intellectual Culture by President
II. L. HITCHCOCK. of Western Reserve College,
before the College Literary Societies, the Evan
gelist adds:
1t struck US as a thing Of some interest that
then for the first time the President of OberIin
and the President of Hudson sat side by side in
the same pulpit, participating in the same exer-
cises, before the same audience This was in
ObeTlin, and by invitation from Oberlin We
have reason TO think, this fraternal advance re-
ceived an equally cordial response from the
President of Western Reserve College. For
our part, we rejoice in this indication that, as
between these Institutions, an era of fraternity
is opened which will be as enduring as their
existence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
Relic. of the FIag shin Lawrence.

The remains of the Flag Ship Lawrence, Of
Perry's Fleet, are being raised in the harbor of
Erie by Capt. Van Norman with his wreeking
machinery, and portion of the hall will be
taken to the celebration at Putin-Bay. Those
who desire to procure memento of the victory
achieved by tue gallant Perry and his brave tars
can be accommodated. The Bulletin of Tues
day says;
We were over at the wreck this morning, and
witnessed the operations of the workmen. A
large portion Of the hull has been taken up
The timber is in good condition, notwithsiand-
ing the fact that it has lain in the water for
long series of years. Some of the planks and
heavy timbers bear the marks Of cannon balls
and are considerably shattered. Capt DObbins
came with US on our return, and brought over
the materials 10 make chair. The heavy por-
tiOn will be made of oak plank, and the seat
from board which was taken from the cabin.
The chair will be taken to Put-in-Bay for the
occupancy of the President at the celebration,
and after adjournment it viii be sold to the
highest bidder, the proceeds to be donated to
the Perry Monument Fund.