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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

Sir hundred and serenity ladies have Pc
titioned the common Council Of Detroit to
take measures for the abolition of concert
and lager bier saloons.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

Among the resolutions passed by the
Republican Convention in Armstrong
county, the following strikes US Us being
the most sensible:
"Rcsolrcd, That neither candidates for
nomination, nor their friends, are to be
allowed to canvass the county-and ell
violating the rule to forfeit claim to nom-
nation
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

PRINTING PApER.-We have been
shown specimen of Printing Paper man
ufactured out of Aspen wood, which, for
beauty and durability, We think, is unsur-
rae.od by any that we have seen used by
the country press. JULIUS A. Roth,
Esq, of this place, is the inventor and
manufacturer. He informs US that he
will still improve upon it, and what is bet
ter, be able to furnish it at lower rates
than we have been paying for the rot
ten stuff received from the Catawissa
Paper Mills. 1t will not be long before
the machinery to be used in the manufac-
turc Of this paper will be in successful op-
Grafton. We hope that Berwick will
become the permanent home of this useful
and profitable invention. Mr.. Roth has
been engaged since 1910, in experiment.
ing upon various kinds of wood, and has
shown US specimens of paper made Of
hickory, beech, Eastwood, white poplar,
white oak, cedar, pine and spruce, all of
which he has found capable of being con-
vcrtcd into pulp from which may be man.
ufacturcd paper of substantial body that
can be proftably adapted to all TIE ordi-
nary uses to which paper is applied. In
the course of the nine years which Mr.. R.
has spent in bringing his experiments to
successful termination, there have been
many capitalists and others who have at
tempted by experiment, to discover his
process of reducing wood to pulp from
which they could make paper, but have
invariably failed; and the process yet re-
mains a secret with Mr.. Roth. Capital
can avail nothing, brains everything, in
the dcvelop.ment of a discovery of this
kiud.-Bcruick Ed.efe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

MIomestcad exemption" exclaimed
Mrs. PartingtOn, laying down the paper,
otis comc to pretty pass, indeed, that
men are going to exempt themselves from
home just when they please, without any
provision for cold nights"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

RATs.-An eminent agricultural writer
estimates that every rat destroys, on an
average, one pint Of grain, or its equlva-
lent in other food, per week. \ farmer
who has been troubled with this species Of
vermin, calculated that on an average, ev.
cry farmer in the State Of Pennsy lvania,
supports ten rats on his premises. Ten
rats, at a pint each per week. would CON
sumo EIGHT bushels of grain per year ;
or, taking 10000 as the number of far.
mers in the State, 976,000 BUSHELS an
nually, to support the rats of PennSylva-
MIA /; very considerable contribution TO-
wards the maintenance of a nuisance,
FARMERS Above is a good rca.
son why you should thrash out and get
your grain to market, early. 1t is wicked
to WASTE so much grain on vile animals,
when SO many human beings are wanting
it for bread Besides, the loss of INTER
EST is no small sum. Get your grain to
market as carly as possible and you get
your money in good season-you avoid
dangers of loss by fire, rats, &c.-you
aid merchants, &c, in discharging their
obligatiOns--and you will cheer and help
business generally. Yes, push along your
grain, settle up, and make things pleasant
and prosperous as far as you cam
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

An attemp, to bore an artc5ian well at
Columbus, Ohio, is likely to prove fall
ure. The shaft on the 9th inst, had PEN
e:rated 170S feet, and the last thousand
feet is through solid limestone, which
seems likely to continue to an indefinite
danth
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

To MAKE Cows GIVE Down THEIR
MILK.-Givc them a taste Of salt. Mr..
Leonard Gillctt, of North ColobroOk,
Mass, has practiced this for fifteen years,
and has never known it to fail. The ami
NAL should be kept little hungry for
salt, SO that the pleasure Of getting some
takes off her attention from other things.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

Correspondence of the Lewisburs chroniclc.l
The Centre Copay Nan, smh ,cih he hl'a
gold ttcrr, has rccoccre{-Dahotah Ter
ritoyy-Iora topAs, dc. dc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

expecting to cut our way out, and mourn
fully anticipating that a large portion, if
not all of US, would fall but to our hap
py surprise, our departure was not noticed
We retreatod ninety miles in twenty
hours, carrying with US our wounded,
save two. At the starting my list Serg't
was lost from the command ard did not
return for week Alone, he hid him
self during the day, and travelled by night.
He was three days without food.
The battle is over, and VIC are again at
Walla Walla, having left behind us nine
brave spirits, whose death will yet be full
ly avenged We recovered Capt. Taylor 5
body, and buried it where he fought lie
leaves with US a sweet wife and two little
children. Lieut.. CASTOR fell into the
hands of tho indians, and was scalped.
Our case was so desperate, that for hours
| was reconciled to the belief that none OF
Us would escape What a different esti-
mate we make of life, in battlc-the flow
of blood, the groans Of the wounded, the
scattered dead bodies, the hellish yells of
Indians, the whiz Of balls seeming to pass
within an inch Of your head, make one in
sensible to that feeling Of fear Of death or
injury which characterizes US when at
home in peace, The scenes during the
twelve hours we fought, will never be
forgotten, and the remembrance of them
will ever be mournful.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

Low PRrcEs.-Good wheat was sold q
few days since, near Bristol, Tenn, at
37s cents per busbel, cash, and, 1t Is sta
ted. could readily be bought at 40 cents,
although the place is connected directly
By railroad with Lyuchburg and Rich
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

Salt Lake, in Utah, is salief than the
sea. Two quarts of its water will make a
mint of salt, Rock salt exists IN large
Quantities in the neigbboriug hills
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

The Richmond Enquirer says: be
Democracy of Virginia, SO far as Te eau
Judge, has been about equally divided on
the question of Lecompton or a-i' Le'
COMMON"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05
OBITUARY.

The remains of WILLIAM FARRELL will be
removed rom 81: Patrick's vault to Georgetown
buryIng ground, for interment on Sunday, the It'll
inst at O'Clock p. m. -
Perhaps some Of our citizens have, before this,
learned some OF the circumstances onnected with
his death, and me, NO doubt, have looked at his
case n dlHerent.llsht from what it really was on
account OF where the occurrence took place, and
the company that he was unfortunate enough fall
IN with before 1t happened, which makes me feel
duty bound to ssy a few words IN his behalf
the time the fatal blow was struck was an Old 40
Quaintace that worked with him when an sppren-
tlce, some seven years since and for old ACC uain
lance sake e spent some Is % minutes with him.
little suspectlng that he would meet wi: those kind
Of Iuflans who foI their company where it is not
welcome. nd whose occupa ION is to Injure take
the life Of his tslio but his good nature and
warm hearted disposition, for which he was al way
noted could not stand by and even a stranger
duped ana swlndled out of his hard earnings, and
for being good hearted he lost his life. ALAS what
crime TO be cut down in the prime Of life In his
childhood he raised by tender. loving parents to
the age OF u care, when both parents died within
one ea,, and he was eft 40 orphan; he was then
sent to Baltimore and placed under the csre of the
Rev. NJ D0lan. When no returned to this CITY he
was under the guardianship of Mr.. Thomas Car
berry; he then had great desire to learn a trade,
when he accordingly, with Mr.. Carbery's nsent
apprentlced himself to me- and served me honest
and Ithfui for years-the time agreed on between
US. has since since work IN this city with the
exception OF two winters he worked in Florida un
der Government He has a lar ge mber of friends
and acquantances, and beloved by them all, for he
was an honest, upright And Industrious citizen.
THOMAS LKwIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

LADIES are Skating on Rock Creek today. ard
perform the various evolutions most gracefully
We hope This delightful and ltb.ipspiring
Exercise VIII be adopted more generally by the
THHCLERk OF the weather has blundsred and
sent us the "cold snap" intended tor January
We move that he be discharged, ana Prof Es-
Py OF some competent person appointed In his
TIE LATE JOSEPH B. TArR-Ata meeting Of
the Franklin Fire Company, on Thursday even
Ing, March 4th, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: .,s.. 5s.f rs = ss5.s
nsoIrtd, That In the death Of our esteemed
ana well-beioved fellow member, JOS. b. Tate,
THIS company has lost firm friend, wise coun-
seiior and true fireman. "a phiianthropist in the
most enlarged sense-rescufng life and property
from destruction, from the love he bore the human
race. -. :
Rssolred, That while we bow in humble SUBJ
mission to the will Of Him who in his infinite
wisdom has seen ut to remove him from our
midst. we deeply and sincerely sympathize with
his aicted family but they are not alone In their
sad afaiction In his death, the widow and the
helpless orphan have lost true and generous
friend and the a, as 1t springs from the foun-
tain Of their grateful hearts to wet his grave will
be an eternal monument to his J., irtue.
Resolved, That the House Of this company be
draped In mourning for the space Of sixty days,
and the hall bell tolled during the funeral obse
quies. 1t
WATCH RRTURNs.-John Morton, Germany,
vagrant workhouse 80 days. Patrick Trainer,
Ireland, do; do. James Smith, Ireland, do ;;
Charles Trainer, Ireland do; do. Thomas H
Gibson. Md, drunk do. Sixteen lodgers-all
non-residents.
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m a-dts Marshal for the District of Coium

MARsHAL'S SALE:-ln virtue Of seven 90
" wrlts of herr taclas, issued from the Clerks Of
nee OF the Circuit Court Of the District OF Columbia
tor the County OF Washington and TO me directed \
shall pose to public sale for CASH in front of the
Court-hou door of said County on FRIDAY, the
18th day of March. at ~ O'Clock, M, the following
described property. to wit: II defendant rig t
title. aim. and interest and all that piece or
parcel Of ground lying in Georgetown, in the Dis
trIct OF Columbia, which included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds. to Wit Beginning on the
west SIDE Of Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inch
es south from the corner of Bridge street and ar
ket Space, and running thence west with the north
wall OF the two story brick houses on the lot hereby
described and the line thereof extended SO feet
theLce south and parallel with Market Space q
feet inches more or less, TO point which wall be
lntersected 10y the line of the south wall of said
house extended west, then by said line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner Of
said house. and then north and with the line of Mar
ket space q feet inches to the paae Of bSsInnins
which rs the northeast corner of said house, togeih
er wIth all and Singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property Of Geor.s
Rhodes, II, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials
NOS SSl 3S, ard 3S to October term, 1856 i'm favor
OF Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher. and Nos
la, 49, 49, and lS7 yudicials 10 May term, 1883 m
favOr oi Cline nd Dill on, Peter Dillon, BENJAMIN
j. ID. HOOVER,
m2 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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WOLFE'S
0CHEIDAM AXIOM ATIC SCH

WOLFE'S
OCHEIDAM AXIOM ATIC SCHNAPPS
10 prescribed with great success by the Medical
ulty N Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
~, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood,
inadequate Assimilation OF Food, and exhausted
Vital Energy; and q beverage 1t has no superior
in the world.
Put up In quart and pint bottles and for sale by ell
the Druggists and GrOcers in Washington.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. Is. %. and q. Beaver street, New York.
dA0 l2-SIn
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Baltlmsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Flour 10 In fair demand
quiet
Wheat IS firm; good to prime reds 81 oaasI /.
O6; do. white 81 1Sal.2 IS Corn is frmer; white
55a57c; yellow 5Sa6Oc
Whisky is duh at 20ka2Ik
Provisions are steady; bulk shoulders 7xc /:
bacon sides 99a9k; hams lOkc. Mess pork at
$40 5oas SIS. Baltimore mess beef at SIS 90
Lard Is In good inquiry at YaIOc
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

" TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
February u, 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until the fifteenth day
OF March proxmo for the issue ofany portion, or
the whole, of hve millions OF dollars in treasury
notes IN exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States
the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia the treas
urer of the branch mint at New Orleans or the as
sistant tressurers at Boston, New York, Charles
ton, or St Louis, within ten days from the acce pt
ance of such proposals, under the authority of the
act of Congress entitled An act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes." approved the 2Sd Decem-
Der, 1857.
The treasury notes will be ISSUED upon the receipt
here OF certificates ofdsposite with those officers to
the credit OF the treasurer of the United States.
They will be made payable to the order of such bid
der or bidders shall agree to make such exchange
at the lowest rate of interest," not exceeding six per
centum per annum and will carry such rate from the
date OF the certificate of suoh opposite.
The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with
out condition and without reference TO other bids
and contain other fractional rstes than one fourth
one half or three fourths of one per centun. Five
per centum Of the amount proposed TO be xchsng ed
must be deposited with Of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose certificate Of such deposit
must accompany each proposal, security for its
fulhmont. III the proposal is not accspted, lnme
date directions will be given to return such depos
ite Should the proposals be variant from the pro-
VISIONS of the act of Congress OF this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
Inscribed on the outside Proposals for Treasury
Notes." They will be opened at this department at
II O'Clock IN, on the said fifteenth day of March.
HOWELL COBB,
fel9- Secretary of Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05
PROPOSALS E.OR ENGRAVING AND
IL PRINTING


OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
-. - WASH ngton, Febru ~ IS, 1853.
Proposals will b. received at this ONCE until
Thursday, the nth day of March, 1855 at II O'Clock
m for ex ecutng the follow ng engraving ard print
ing; TO accompany the eighth edition Of Maury Q
Sailing Directions" viz:
i. For engraving on steel twenty hve medium
quarto pa es OF Ilu -tatlons-two pages 10 De en-
graved on each plate.
2. For printing from steel plates six thousand
copies of nineteen quarto ard two folio PAGES.
s.. For printing from steel plates SIX thousand
copies, and colorns by hand three thousand copies
of nine quarto and FIVE thousand copies of folio
page. -
4 For transferring from copper and printing on
stone SIX thou sand copies OF nine and i've thOusa nd
copies of three quartz pages, aud for trans ferrng
and ing, three coiOrs hive thOusa copies OF
one fotlo page
styl of the art ana Will lie open for the
of bidders at this Office until the morning OF he IA
for closing the bids. ,--s = -" ~
Proof impressions, with the original are reouired
to be submitted to this Office for OF oorrec
ton Tree OF cxpeI Sc. Tor ransmssion before the
plates are received or the printing commenced
Ii ID 10 D. distinctly understood thar no blf will
De entsItained from any party ot directly engaged
m and Practca y acquainted with the cha Of
the work bid ET. Bonds will be required from the
successful bidders Tor the faithful Of their
The paper for these plates viii be furnished by this
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished 10 per
sons wishing 70 bud by appl cation a. this once.
The proposals must be addressed 10 the under
ss,snssd and endorsed cPl9p0s,lsR for WIN
70 a6 eotd Superintendent Public FFiatihs' 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05
Railroad Callahan.

WHEELING, March A collision Is repotted
to have occurred yesterday on the Central Ohio
Railroad, near Zanesville, by which one Of that
company's men Is said to have been killed, and
another seriously injured. No passengers were
injured nor has any interruption in the trains oc-
CURED as far as heard from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05
New Ysrk Markets.

NEW foRT, March 5 Flour f. dull; sales OF
Q so bbls State STAT IS; Ohio 81 e5aS 10 South
ern 81 6OaS5
Wheat is firm; sales 3, 500 bushels Southern
while 81 Is. Con is advancing; sales of IA
$40 bushels; white and yellow 6sa7Oc
Pork Is quiet, mess Sle 70al6 90. Beef Is arm;
western mess Sll .5OaSl3. Lard is frmer al exa
l0Sc-
Whisky is quiet at 22kc. for Ohio.
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The Case Of Judge Lorinr.

BosroN. March 4.-The petitions for the reno
val OF Judge Loring were read before the sp.-cin
committee Of the Legislature Yesterday Wm
Garrison and colored lawyer addressed the con,
mittee In favor of the removal Action wa. po,i
nonpd -
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finAncial.

NEW YORK, March 5th stocks are dull ana
lower; Chicago and Rock Island s6x; Cumbrr-
land Coal Co. AN; Illinois Central shares %;
do bonds ei4: La Crosse and Milwaukee lOk ;
Michigan Southern 81 "; New York Central 81 ! /;
Pennsylvania Coal Co. IS; Milwaukee and Mis-.
sissipPi 81; Virginia 6is g3g; Missouri 6's a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

ID! 1ho. " McGUltE, Auctioneer.
SiGNOR VITO WITT 4 SONS GRAND
Bsoszs. W.rs .mSlssn, s wtsSs
qf March s ass place n
ut CrOuoh's Academy of Music. corner of Penns,i
wanna avenue and 18th street. This rare collection
Lie sIze Busts of Washington, Clay, Webster.
Jackson and Nicholas L., -
superb original, the Nymph Of the Arno. by Bosi.
"rouP El H m 5y Anselmi, copied from the
Also, the Penitsnt, by Nelll; Madonna. by Coal,
G.,ds yS Ss, tove AID other classic subjects.
"a'ae n,nu op ront ieet high: Spring. Summer,
Alab,stsr Marble Groups: The Graces of Canova.
, Greek save, Shepherdess. and others,
bronzss: The Dancers, Italian Mendicsnts, Group
OF Cupids, The Pastoral Muse, &o.,
Also, beautifully carved tiebe, Arats Vases.
Etrurian uIns. four feet high. for psrlors,
Bacca,te Tszzss. for fruit or cards,
Roman Agate Urns, for lights,
Amphoras of Bardigio ma bic,
Ireclan Crufs, ElorIeres for bo lquets &C.
Parish Figures: The Gentle Shepherd, Innocence.
He:ep 81 Troy; NJ lima and Brenda, CIroassian
ShIef; Una and Lion, Psy che, Pandora, May
Also, q beautiful assortment Of French China, and
ancy Articles, Perfume Bottles Tea Services
ofnew designs, Punch Bowls, DC.
HI The attention of the ladies' and gentlemen of
ashlne ton; georgetown and Alexandra is re-
tion is Of a highly meritori0us character and far
superior TO any previous exhibition ofthe kind ever
on red At public SALE. Messrs. With beg leave to
inform their friends of Washington, Georsetovn
and Alexandra that this will be remptory
and trust that they Will ava themselves of this on
portunlty OF purchasing such elaborate wares.
that sum, credit OF two snd four months for salts
factoriiy endorsed notes, bearing interest.
3 The goods will be on exhibition the day and
mad J. e, Mcguire Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

BOSTON, March AT an adjourned meeting
Of the creditors OF Messrs Lawrence stone a
Co, before Judge AnIes, ofthe Insolvency Court
claims were allowed amounting to $500 90. ma
King the total amount OF debts thus far allowed
against the firm e., OIL 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05
Death Of Sullivan Dorr

PRoyIDEScE, March 3 -Sullivan Dorr, Presi
Dent OF the Washington Insurance Company and
one OF our Oldest and most highly res pected cit-
zens, di-d this evening, after brief illness He
was native OF Boston, but had resided here for
more than half century
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue OF writ of
isl herie fseas, under the lien law, issued from
the cerks Office OF the Circuit Court of the District
al Columbia, for the County of Washing ton and TO
me directed, will expose to pubic sale, for CASH
N front Of the Court House door of SAID county on
FRIDAY, the 26th of March, 1853, at u O'Clock M,
the following described property, 10 wit All de-
iendants rlxht. title claim, and interest in and TO
the three 81 Frame Houses erected ON Lot No. S.
IN reservation ID, on Marylan avenue, between AZ
seized and levied upon as the property of lanes r.
lsokey, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 27e
to October term, 1857, IN favor Of smith & Fowler.
j. ID. HOOVER,
m 2-dts Marshal for the District of Coinmhis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNINp
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GKEEN, AuotfOneef.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT
- OF DESKS, CARPETS, STOVES, T.BLKs, CASKS,
LUMBER, &c. AT AUCTION ON SATUR DAf
AFTERNOON. the 9Th inst. at 2 o'clock. I shall
sell, IN front Of the General Post Once, large
Carpets. Stoves, Bookcases, Pigeon Racks, Lum-
Der, 80. -
Terms cash, in specie funds a.t
4-dts A. GREEN. Anal,
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lust RECEIVED.
8 dozen Fresh PEACHES, in cans, '-
80 =. CURRANT and other JELLIES,
IS Is OLIVES and CAPERS,
10 HORSE RADISH,
II PATHS POIS,
10 :. EIesh CORN and TOMATOES.
Ex KNEE and ,HEsMNnfhaLA, ROSE Or
u cases Prime PirNfEAP y GHEiESE;
ES, FRENCH MUSTARD, CHOCOLATE,
COCOA, BROMA, RICE FLOUR, &c.
THOMPSON, HAMILTON & co.
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