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ELerenM pistrict-schuplkiN County.

TAuAQUA, Oct, l2.-Tamsqua borough re-
turns for Congress = Campbell, 429; Dew
art, l30 Cake, 236.
1dma9ua, Oct. .l3.-Csmpbell, Opposition,
beats Cake. A. l.. ID by 200 nsjority, aud
beats Dewsrt by 2300.
There is sure Peoples majority in Schuyl-
kill county.
PoTTsvILLE, Oct. l2-The vote for Con-
gress 10 this city was as follows:
james II, Compbell, Opp, 7l0
Wm. l.. Dewsrt, Dem, 2Ol
Joseph w. Cake, A. L., 1923
PoET CARBON, Oct. IL The vote here
stood as follows;
James II. Campbell, Opp, ls9
Wm. l. DsHart, Dem, 81
Joseph W. Cake, A. L., Al
ScHuYLKILL, HAVEN, Oct, l2.-Ths Con-
gressonal vote stands as follows;
James II. Campbell Opp, 707
WIN. l.. Dewart, Dem, Ill
Joseph w. Cake, A. L., 81
PorTsvILLE, Oct. l2.-Jamss ii. Campbell
Opp, for Congress, gains, as far MS heard
from, 76S votes, and he will probably beat
the united vote Of Cake and Dswart. Cake
and Dewart run close. Seventeen districts
have been heard from.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

The CoaET--The last Statement of an eye
Witness" from ths careful watchers in the
Harvard Observatory Published 10 the Bos-
ton Advertiser Of Saturday, inparts some in
teresting information:
''The curvature of the tail was noticed on
the morning of the 9th September. 1t is
highly probable, from this observation, that
the plano of curvature does not lie in plane of
the orbit, as has commonly been supposed !;
for had this been the case, from the position
Of the earth at that date, being close to the
line of nodes, the tail ought to have been seen
straight.
On the 20th the first Of q series of extra.
ordinary phenomena manifested itself in the
region contiguous to the nucleus. A Cres-
cent shaped outline obscure and very narrow
was interspersed, like screen, between the
nucleus aud the sun; within this, instead of a
softly blended nebulous light, Indicative of an
undisturbed equilibrium, the fiery mass was in
q state of apparent commotion, as though up.
heaved by the action of violent internal fer
ces. On the 23d two dark outlines were ira
eed more than half way round the nucleus,
aud on the next evening still another. Each
OF these was evidently the outer boundary
of luminous envelope, the brightest being
nearest the nucleus.
On the 25th four envelopes we're seen, and
others have subsequently been formed almost
under the eye OF the observer, their motion Of
projection from the nucleus being evident
from night to night. The rapidty of their
formation aud the enormous extent TO which
they now are ultimately expanded are phe-
nomina extremely difficult to explain. The
scene OF chaotic confusion presented within
the inmost envelope can only be accounted
for in as the result Of sudden and violent dis
ruptions from the central body, projecting
immense volumes of its luminous substance
towards the sun, which by some unknown law
is in turn repeled by that body and driven OF
TO the distant regions of space, forming the
vast train Of light SO characteristic Of these
mysterious bodies.
II is probable that the comet has nov pas
sed its maximum Of brightness, although ths
length of the tail may be on the increase for
some days to come. Whether We are yet to
witness the inverse operation of the recon
structon of the nucleus by the suSsidence Of
the envelopes and Of the material of the tail
upon it, or whether it is incapable OF restora-
tion to its original condition are interesting
subjects of speculation, the latter, however
would seem to be the most likely Of the two
alternatives.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

II GAS ~ CARs.-Gas is used to light
the cars Of tho Camden and Amboy Railroad
company Under the floor Of each ear is pla-
ced gas.holder, consiatipg OF two tubes, eac b
divided into .wo compartments by a longitu-
dinal diaphragm Of iudia-rubber. Tho gas is
forced out to the burners by means of dry
metre or small pump, placed on tho car,
which pumPs in ali en- the on The other side
OF the diaphragm, pressing it back against
the opposite side Of TIE tube, and thus forcing
oct the gas.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

Hslio,cdys PiHs.-Whsn this great vego
table Alternative aud detrengent was introduc.
ed, the wont Of centuries was supplied. 1t
is the only preparation before the world
which eradicstes disease without euGeebling
The patient that cures indigestisn asd all
the complaints arising theretron that re-
stores the disordered norves, that regulates
the functions of the bowels and the liver
that sxpels all morbid matter from the ami
nal fluids that causes the constitution itself
to recover it's elasticity and strength and
that in short, fuhills the design Of all stimn-
lsnts, tonics, eatharties and alternatives, with
out entailing any of the unpleasant conss-
quences, immediate or remote, which low
from the use Of ordinary medicines.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
CnAhLss SuNsER.

FAfAL RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-We learn
from the Baltimore P0frisi, that gentleman
named Scott, residing in Baltimore county,
was killed on the Northern Central railroad
he was leading horse along on the line Of
the road. and the cOw-eatcher struck him,
causing his death. The accident was one that
the engineer could not prevent, aud the pas
senger from whom we got the information
states that il was gross carelessness-indeed
rsckIessnsss--o the part Of Mr. Scstt. The
horse escaped unhurt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

e." Mr.. BuCuAHAS.-Our political oppo.
nents should not be so severe upon the Pres
ident. His hallucinGtion on I.ecomptonism
has acted like political guilotine, consign.
the guilty, TO tho tomb Of the capulets, and
enables oar opponents to rejoice over their
victories. This is not, properly, Demo-
cratic defeat, but an Administration defeat
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

81 The RESULT II THE STATE-Hon. John
NJ. Read is elected by some 10000 majority
for Judge of TIE Supreme Court, over Judge
Porter, the Democratic candidate. Frazer
is elected Canal Commissioner. All the Lc-
compton candidates, but Florence and Dim
mick, have been defeated, and they are saved
by small majOrities, while Hickman snd
Montgomery the two AntiLecompton mem.
bers are both reelected.
The Legislature vii! lave nn Opposition
majority.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

THINK OF HoME.-The husband who in bis
moments OF relaxation from the cares of bu-
siusss, allows his thoughts to revert TO his
family circle, 10 in a measure safe from the
trials and temptations the world, We re-
gret to believe that there are few husbands
who give practical tsrn to such thoughts,
else there would be GROVER & BAKER sew
ing Machine found in every we'll regulated
family. None but those who have expsrien
ced the benefits conferred by the use Of o
GROVER & BAKER, Machine, can realize its
advantages.
Offices of exhibition and sale 495 Broad
way. New York Is Summer street, Boston
aud 730 Chestnut street Phiadeldhia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

EAsToY, Oct. l3.-The indications now arc
that Ii. Q. Lougenecker, arti.Lecomptou
Democrat, is elected TO Congress in the
Seventh District, by small majority.
EaSton, Oct. l3.-The latest returns from
Bucks county show Democratic losses.
Longeuecker, Opp, is undoubtedly elected
to Congress, by from loo to 200 majority.
EaSton, Oct. l3.-Dimmick is elected by
about 500 majority. His majority in 1856
was 1866. On
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MIR. BUCHANAN THE DEFEATED DE-



The defeat of the Democratic party in this
State will be Get down, by common consent,
to the insane policy Of Mr.. Buchanan. He
left his f.iends no alternative hut 20 abandon
him or offer themselves as o sacrifice to a
policy which they secretly condemned. Many
stood by him under the hope that he might
a. last sxtricate them and himself By some
master stroke of policy. But lie has utterly
failed as every reasonable man must have
foreseen. His frends who baye identified
themselves with bis mad policy, are every
where defeated. Even Clancy Jones, bis
dpnsr,eating friend, aud chairman OF the
committee Of "ways aud mesns," has been
overwhelmed in old Berks, notwithstanding
its 5000 Democratic majority.
II Mr. Buchanan has heretofore been un-
popular, what will be his condition, with the
shFleks OF the numerous wounded and dying,
that will reach bis ears from those who have
suffered ruin and defeat in the wholesale
slaughter, caused by his insane policy. One
Of his friends, who is one Of the most distin-
gaished Democrats in the State. remarked
TO US, but few days since, that most Of bis
measures seemed as il they were designed to
Gu. the ihrosts Of his best friends.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

e RATLMd,-We observed, day or two
since, hsndrOme iron railing, put up at the
entrance of the restaurant OF Mr.. Edward
Gass, Of this place. This irou railing Was
put up by Mr. James Deem, Of this place,
who, as q machinist or blacksmith, has few,
if any superiors. The castings were made at
the foundry Of Mr.. Rohrbach. Our citizens
need not 20 out Of town for handsome iron
railing or fencing, which can be made here
at prices as reasonable as anywhere else.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

The PATENT CorsEE Por, the explosion Of
which We noticed last week, vas not the lola
Dominion" bat some worthless invention got
up out west. The "0ld Dominion Coffee
Pot" FOR which Mr. Waltmau is agent, is
perfectly safe 10 every respect, and the best
a9air Of the kind ever offered to the public
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Tpelfih district-Moniour County.

DAKyILLE, Oct. l2.-Ths North and South
Wards Of Dsnvlle, Mahoning township. give
George w. Scranton, Opp, o majority ovor
John McReynolds, Dem, of 404 votes.
Tho opposition gain over the vote Cor Gov
srnor in 1857 is 449.
MOntoui county gives Scranton, Opp, for
Congress, about 800 majority.
WILKEsBARRE, Oct. l2.--Sersnton borough
gives Scranton, Opp. for Congress, 100 ma
jority-a total gain Of at least 600.
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Gbe $2l III hets.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.-Oct. | =,
1893. 90 GnAIN-Wheat, sales of fair and good
Red at $I25a$l II per bnshel, and White from
$. 35 to 81 80 per bushel Rye is wanted al
so cents. Corn, sales Of Yellow at 90 a 05
cents, and 81 ~ cents from store. Oats are
selling at az cents per hussl for Penna.
BALTIMORE MARKETS-Oct. I2, 1858
GRAiN-Whest there were sales of red at lisa
100 cts. for fair TO good lots, and white at 20a
l25 cts for fair, and l35ai40 cts for prime par
GELS Of do. Corn, sales of good yellow at 7sas0
cts, and of fair to prime white at 81 cis.-ssa9l
There were sales of Virginia Oats at 3s cts. and
Pennsylvania do at l3a45 cts. There were
some Pennsylvania Rye Offered and sold at "a
cts. Maryland Rye at ca cts. per bushel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
M \ r + | A c. E S

In Milton Pa, on the 18th inst, by tie
Rev. w. Smonton, Of Wiliamspcrt, Hon.
ALEXANDER JORDAN. Of Sunbury President
judge OF the eighth Judicial district, Of this
State, TO Miss HANNAH Ii. RirrrvHousk, OF
Philadelphia.
On Thursday, the l4th inst, by the Rev.
J. ID. Reardon, Mr.. WILLIAM II. MILLER 10
Miss JANE TnoArsoY, all Of Sunbury.
The happy couple will accept the thanks or
the printer boys for their kind remembrance,
On the 26th ult, by the Rev NJ. J. Sto
yer, Mr.. BRSJANIN WEAVER. Of Cooper town.
ship, to Miss MARY FiDA, Of Turbutville.
On tho 10th inst by the Rev. Jno. W.
SteiHmetz. Mr. PETER MILLER to Miss La.
VIVA oldest daughter of John Wagner, all
Of Plum Crock, Northumberland county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

60 A mestiug Of the Pennsylvania Edi-
torial Union will be held in Philadelphia, on
the 20th Of October. Morton McMichsel,
Esq, of tie North american, Philadelphia, is
President Of the Association.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

Sc" THs ExpENsE OF THE CABLE CELEBRA.
TIoN IN New YoRK.-It is estimated that the
expense Of the New York municipal colebra-
tion the lst Of Sept, in commemoratioa Of the
successful laying of the cable, will not fali
short OF $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
suNBURY PRICE CURRENT,
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of North1mJer,
land County.
w. A. c L. Shamway,) No,3, August Term,
vs.. 1858, Ven. Ex.
Mahlon Manly, }
TIME undersigned, appointed by the Court, an
Il Auditor to distribute the money ia Court
arising from the sale Of said defendants property
to and among those legally entitled TO the same
will attend to the duties of his appointment at his
office, in the borough of Sunbury at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, of Saturday the 30th day of Oc-
tobeT inst.
JNo. KAY CKEMENT.
October l6 Js5s--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

e. Operations have been commenced in
tearing down the brick wall al the northwest
corner of Fifth and Arch street, Philadelphia
to substitute an iron railing, in order that the
tomb Of Benjamin Fraukia ruy be seen by
the people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

A very severe case Of Sore Eyes, of yor,s
standing was cured by the use of DU
WALLIS GALNANIC OIL. 1t is one of
the most soothing and pain quieiing agents
than can be had. In Erysipelas of the face,
it will sften remove the pain in 10 minutes.
Asxsrs ron Du yALLs GALvAMe on.-Frinny A
Grant a, w Pishsl, Pr. \. D. Mccsy, c. wenk, y d
Nuke, Bsys;sessa Huh
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Ninth Distric,-Laneaster County.

LANCASTER, Oct. l2-M Midnight- eleven
districts which hsve been heard from, Thad-
deus Stevens, Opp, for Congress, gains 1914
over Carpenters vote last year, when Car
penter was elected by 10 majority. Stevens
majority will be over 5000, and Read for Su-
preme Judge is something ahead. The oppo-
sitlon are jubilant over the result.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

Luzsrns county, givss Scranton over 1000
majority.
There are lluminstions aad general rejoic.
ings over tho result, at Scranton.
Wi,keSbarre, Oct. l3.-Luzerne county
gives Scranton, Opp, for Congress, 500 ma.
jority, and the whole Peoples county ticket
is elected
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

ezy NEv GooDs.-Our enterprisiug friend,
Ira r. Clement, hss just received large
stock Of new goods, Of every class and variety,
to which he invites the attention Of his
friends.
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LOST

ON Friday Of last week. sbout the stable
OF the Lawrence House q Pocket book with
leather strap, containing $40 in gold and
some Saall silVer coin, also some papers
which are very valuable 10 the owner, but TO
no one else. The finder by leaving it with
The owner at the Lawrence House, Sudbury
Pa, will be literally rewsrded.
JOHN LElSER.' -
Sunbory, October Q, 1855.
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to New CouSTEEFRlr- spurious al
tered five dollar note, purporting to be on
tho Burlington Bank, N. j., has just been
put ia circulation. The vignetts is large
X.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

E7s" a New CouETERrE!T.-A SO note
on the Bank of Trade, Toms river, y. j.
The vignette is steamship, which is not
found on the genuine issue Of the bauE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
BIacksEiaithing.
J A M Il S F. ID L EN-

= = = y " = , Z 49,
~ RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
AN he has commenced the above business in
Sunbury, and is prepared to do all kinds ofblack.
smithing to order, including horseshoeing in the
best style.
He will also put up iron railing in the most
approved style and palrsrn.
Country produce taken in exchange.
sunbuy, Oct. lS, is65.-u
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Geleetapbit Nehs.
The State Election.

EorRIsTovx, Oct. l3.-In Montgomery
coanty John Weeds majority will bs large
John Wood, Opp, for Congress. has ma.
joGity OF $50 in this county, with only one
district to hear from, which may increase the
majority TO 900. Woods election in the dis
triet is insured BY a majority Of about 22o0
over OTen Jones
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
d Z A IT II S .

In Nescopsc. on the morning OF ths 22d
nit, JOHN 4. DAVIS, ESQ., formerly
editor Of the Berwick Con,ervat0r, aged 50
years.
On Tuesday. the lst inst. in Washington
CO., Misssuri, Mrs. NJ AIRY ANN MOORE,
wife Of James Moore, aged IA years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

p ScuUYLKILL CoUNTY.-The Miners
Journal, extra, says: There are Districts
to hear from. Estimating the other Districts.
Campbell's majority in Schuylkill will be ct
least 2,40o over Dewart, $500 over Cake.
PalmOr's majority will be about 5000. Ho-
bart's majority will be upwards Of l000
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

~ The Oyster season has now fairly open
ed, and lovers OF the "biyalves" eau OBJ
tain them served up in the best style, with
all the necessary accompaniments. in our
ealoons
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

e. LANCASTER TINEs.-This is now pr5
lshed BY Thomas L. Cochran Esq, under ii.
tie Of the Lancaster Union" Air. Cochran
ID an able and experienced editor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
&C. On tho question of dividing shamokiu

g On Tho question Of dividing Shemokin
township, the vote stood:
For Division, l42
Against 2l2
VIM. Folimer received 20 votes in Jordan
township, 3 in Lower Augusta, and 7 in Sun
bury.
For Auditor, Charles Little had no cppo-
stion, ard received 2,l50 votes.
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w14A@ TIEE sAy
N BGb'sL5 G6nCs.ENA

AuSSylILE, :. Z, Aug 2l ls5s
hessrs. FAEREL, HEKa4NG Z co 20 >'' 'S''
~ iuL.BLIguIl
Conference.-The close ti,eniiCn yslriI our o1,, e3.
nave required since Iac iS has l.tIo.tU urc.-,r,4 -
!icn ~IlilHg yVn clOut the SAFE. -
IN occns!n Of u. he ish Juiy, Jy which we sua.r.
la &c ss our store with number Of other iuIIs,
was r"n1nmtd. The SAFE, II yoUr luguud.cuIc ,.lo,b
We ha IN lhe store, Wis exposed io most irle,r r.
Us Is we attesied by The lie at..us lce r,rg
N|'c' from US iAkcd and sculy appearance Il,s as
~ 'ue u nae been heated fi .g Ilf a fi-,s.r.
lhe safe, wi'i heaps ot muitrI g-G and kegs I ,.,,
lHhel 'h' uiaSs, tell ullo CeI surrounded I Ir-.
ls hi1rfais, and tEce was sGi,itG remain ms a..
contents had been removed before Gre rc c,, ms
until the 2d OF Angusr, II days afterwards "
ihe dlIGelty IA cutting u pan Ni.h The best tng th,t
caHld ne procured convinced ug or s power 90 req d, In.
attempts "I burglars, and when il WIS upentt we t
the INTERIOR 10 the asua.Shnv; ui all. tacl, uu5ufcI
by hfc. ''-''"
Tn. test has 90 fully convinced us II line ca,abilt.s of
~ use ioT barge sum, ,hl.rcI the uliyrge N
getting another. Res1s,tfully youts ' g -
II. Ii. MANDLkW \ SON.
Farrell, HERRING & CO..
l39 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
OHLr MAKERS Is THIS SrATK OF
HERRiNG's
EATENT C1EEnzgI5gy SAFE.
1"e most refia5!o security .yron ire .so
6n0Gn.
October 10, 1855
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

E7y- "a Love OF A bonnet" A young lady
on being asked If she intended to wear h9r
new bonnet TO church, said she did not intend
10 wear anything eise.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Ei0Ith Dislyici-Beyk, CoUnt,,

11'J'F''' 10'''' tVF % q NJ SVu''y'
Heading, Oct. l3.-Tbe official majority
for John Schwartz, AntiLecompton Demo
crat. is IS.
In the county OF Berks the whole Schwartz
ticket is elected
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
BANK OF NonTlnUmTsEaLAND

The stockholders sre hereby notified ,bat
an election for thirteen directcrs viii be heId
at the banking house on Monday the l5tb
DAY OF November between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. d., and 3 o'clock 7. N.
Inc stated snnual meeting OF the stock
holders will be held at the clearinghouse, ON
the first Tuesday Of November, at 10 o'clock
4, Al. j.. PRIFSTI ,EY
October 8. lshS.-At
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

WEST CHESTER, Oct. l3.-The election Of
John Hickman, Anti-lecOnpton, to Con-
gress, is rendered certain by the returns
received.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

TO ApvRRrIsERs- The circulation of the sanbufy
Amercan among the different towns the snfquehama
exceeded ifessaed By any paper prbshedin North
Pcunsvlvnn'a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

II" OPP FELLOWS PRooEss1ov.-A pro-
cession Of this order will take place in Sun
bury, on Thursday, the 2Stn inst.
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The Northern Central Railway.

Arrival and departure OF Passenger Trains and after
July 27h, ls5S. at SuSEuRy, follows
GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS. For Harrisburg Baltimore, Leave, sunbury.
Mail Train, 545 A. NJ.
Buffalo Il Niagara Express, llOS "
Barden and Passenger, las
COMING NORTH
TRAINS. From Harrisburg Il Bait, Arrive at sunbury.
Mail Train, $50 P. NJ.
BufIdo and Nugura Express, lII9
Burden and Passenger, SIG A. M.
GOING NORTH
TRAINS. For wil!omspor, Elmira, Leaves sunbury.
Mail Train, 35i NJ.
Buffalo aud Niagara Express, Ii2a
Burden and Passenger, $50 4. NJ
COMING SOUTH
TRANS. From Elmira willamspt Arrive at sunbury.
Mail Train, 5AI A. NJ.
Buffalo and Niagara Express, -i1Os :"
Burden ana Passenger $50 p. NJ.
The Shamokin Valley and Pottsvilie Railroad
Passenger train leaves SunhuIy at 615 A. M
% Arrives at Sunbury. 7.l5 p. NJ
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Fi6eenM Dist,fet-Lvcomino COUNTY

Fifteenth Dishist-Lycoming County.
WLIIAMsPoRT Oct. l2.-In this District.
Allison White, Dem, has 225, and Jas. T,
Hale, Opp, 4S2 votes.
LEwIsTowN, Oct l2-James 7. Hale. the
Peoples candidate for Congress, has received
275 majority in the coanty. as far as can be
heard from tonight. The whole Peoples
ticket will probably be elected in the county
by large majority. There is large gain
in this borough for the Peoples ticket.
BeHefonte Oct. l3.-Ceutre county gives
Jas. 4. Hale, Opposition. Coo majority. His
majorty in the district will be about 1000.
The other counties n this district are Ly-
coming, Clinton, Sullivan and Potter.
LswiStown, Oct. l3.-Hale's (Opp.) major.
ity for Congress in AffliD county, over White
(Dem.) is $50.
Unio, county gives Hale 500 msjority.
SUPREME JUDGE.
Dauphin County
HARRIsBuRG, Oct l2.-Harrisburg dis;rict
and borough, and SusQuehapna and Swatara
townships give;
Read, 9S5
Porter, T0i
Reads majority, Isl
6chefS majority last yoar was 90.
Democratic loss in the District, $40.
Mr. Lawrence, Opposition candidate for
the Legislature, gains over 400 in the Dis
trict.
Ths whole Peoples ticket is elected by a
large majority.
Harrisburg, Oct. I3.-Joha w. killngsr's
| (Opposition) has 1850 majority.
kil,ingers (Opposition) niaj jority in the
Tenth District is over 1900.
Ir Snyder county the majority for KILN
ger is 400 votes.
Harrisburg, Oct. 13.-Tho following has
just been received direct from Y ork county !:
Fishers sjority is not quito 200 Junkin
Opp, has nearly 500 majority in Perry cour-
ty.
StrenieeEth hDistrict-F Franhin County
CuANgERssUEG, Oc:. l2-Five Districts
have been heard from, which show an Oppo.
sition gain for Congress of nearly 200 votes.
Mcclure and Mil are undoubtedly elected
10 the Legislature.
Chambersbtrs, Oct. l3-Chambersburg
| district gives $50 ma jority for l.. Mcpherson
| Opp, for Congress, over Wilson Reilly
McPhersou's majority ip the county is over
400
Reilly had 4a majority in 1856. His defeat
is certain
GreenSJurg, Oct. l3.-Covode is probably
reelected by nearly 500 msjority.a falling of
Of moro thsa one half in comparison with the
vote in 1856.
Twenty Second Dis.rie. Allegheny County.
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