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A. :, powell,
J. J. JOHN,
4 - CARL.

English Grammar next considered, w Weeks
illustrated his method Of teaching it by uf Diagrams
on blicsboard. Messrs. Alleman, mcfarland, Rel
melsnyder and UP, took part IN this discussion
The subject of music discussed by w Weeks and
: Powell
Mr. Frank McWilams explained his method of teaching
Gengraphy-that noble but much neglected sclence-by
means OF Outline Maps which could not fail but be
satisfactory to al present.
Arithemcc taken up and discussed and discussed
by Messrs Gold, Powell, Gilger, ; SMcWiam3 aud Ale
nnn his branch elected quite animated discussion
Mr. Powell introduced the following resolution
Resolved That the Secretary, be authorized To asSer-
tain which Of the several towns b'ruughs VIII give
most encouragement far the Institute to hold its next
meeting IN H. aud that the Secretary inform the Executive
Committee OF the fact and that the next meeting be held
IN that town or borough giving most encouragement
Read and adopted.
On motion, Adjourned
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rHNHE undersigned has been appointed by the
N Court of Common Pleas of Norlhumher-
land county, an Auditor to make distribution of
the fund in said Court arising from the sale of
certain personal property of zimmerman, Welt
eel A Co. He wilt sit for that purpose, at his
office in the borough of Suntury, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, of Saturday, the Goth day of December,
instant.
HENRY D0NNEL, Auditor.
Sunhury, December 18th, ls57.-3t
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LIST Or CAUSES,

UyOR trial in the Court of Commo, Pleas Of
NJ Northumberland County, to he hdd at sun.
bury, on the frs, Monday of January,ls5s.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
Georqe sbily, VS. A Dunkelherprs admr
J. B..Snith's exrs VS. y w Hegns
same vs. same.
Peter Dickson VS. Smaller " 70.
Harriet jenkins etat VS. North d. Imp. Co.
VIM X Mar,z VS. d Masser
John Bowen VS. same
| ,eib for Hammer W. Sunjury Canal y V.P. Co.
Ira f. Clement VS. VIM McCurty
Samuel Sayidre VS. John Smith
Helfcnsein for Patton VS. H'B. WeaVe'S wife
Henry Weise, vs Thos. Baumgarncr,
los 'irapo. VS. Northern Central R.R Co.
lanes Malone VS. sunbury Canal & WP. Co
Wooyerton & Clement VS. Francis Ecklmun
RFauely a. Co VS. VIM Seashotz
UaaG 81 Brown vs. VIM l.. Dewart
same VS. same
James Malone vs. Phila & Sunburv TR Co
F. UcIfenstein VS. Jacob Gass
e larger vs. VIM Shealler'
Thadeus Morgan VS. l.. d d uosler
Ca,harne Stroh, VS. Chas Stroh,
Sarah sweeney, Admir-, VS. samuel Les
Philip Sarvs VS. Commissioners eiNorlhumbCo
Jebn Young VS. John w. Pea!c,
Isaac Brown VS. Thomas :. Stadden
Henry Latsha VS. Michael Hetrlch
l.ouarc In of Helfstein VS. VIM ]. Helfenstcin
Franklin Potts VS. BOYD, kosser @ 20
| Flemming In &C., vs. Nm IL lieiiensteln
Reiley In &c, VS. same
! Ann NJ Setz VS. Henry LAIN
! Jacob Hilbish VS. John weaver
Giant for WheelaDd VS. p Montague 5 adIn'rs
Mary Wilson VS. X. NJ Fnck
same VS. VIM. M'CIeery
| Isaiah Wilkerson vs Susquohanna Coal Co, &C
! William kriegbaum VS. Samuel John,
| Samuel John vs. d. Gibson and wife,
James Rice VS. George a Keeler
! Christian Miller VS. jacob Soasholtz
! Geo G Welker VS. Hugh Bcllas, &c
! 5 Bi,tenbcnder VS. Sunbury q Erie X X Co
| Charles Fidler vs. William Houpt
| Isaac Brown vs. John Petcrman
! 4 Liyeunore VS. Sunbury * Erie X 4 Co
| Shipman Auchmuty VS. Jesse Auchnnty
| George Burns vs. Geo Z. eker.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proul'y.
! ProthcnoiaY's Office,
s.nb,ry, Dec. !, 1857
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HOVER LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testinOryt Prof. Booth and DIR. BrincSle having
previously been nlshed the following is now added -
From Prof McCbSKl;Y, formerly Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of edicne IN the Female Medical College
f Pennsylvania and late Professor of snIgery IN the
American Co!ctoi Medicine, Sc
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 27lh. 1856.
Mr.. JosEPH EHovER A ual of your LIQUID
HAIR Dl l. will cynce the most shertcal, that II isa
SAFE, ELEGANT, al EEFIcACIous preparation. Unlike
many others 1t asI several instances proved seTvceahle
IA the cure Il s'ncurueOus eruponH on the head and
have hs hesitauom commencing 1t to those requiring
sIch an application.
Very respectfully J. +. y. McCLoSKEY, MD,
i7j Race ST. above 18Th
HONER'S WIRING INKS, including HOVER :
WRITING FLClDmd OVER'SINDELIBIElN INKS,
sti antain their lh character which has always dis
tngulshed them, uinhe extensive demand first created
has continued Uninterrupted until the present.
Orders addressl to the Mandatory, No. 4ld
RACE street, hove Fourth, (old No. l4i,)
Philadelphia, vii receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEF l.. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December Is, s57.-April 25, 81, ch.
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Farmers E00k TO Eotlr Interest.
Z Tn

II al EfEVEs L.UUEA TO EUtEE ENitECNE.
LIME ! LIME
TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the far
IL mers and the public generally, that he has
leased the lime kins Of Ira +. Clement in Sun
bury and that he has always on hand and is
ready TO supply good quality of lime to all who
may want for building or farming purposes.
Hehas also kiln at Keefers crossing miles
from Sunbury, or two from Snydertown.
ES' Al! kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
GEO. w. STROH.
Sunbury, Dec. &c, 1851
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adapted to the common schools Frof, Mcfarland in
support Of Mr. Ulp's position.
Penmaiship was next considered, and illustrated by
Messrs Dreher Powell, UP, John and Gilger.
On motion, Adjourned.
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BAKERS
4JDOZEN

p. S.-TO PENNSYLVANiANs
The Pennsylvania Farm Journal has heef
merged into The American AgTiculluTist, and
the Agriculturist is now peculiarly the paper
for PENNSYLVANIA Farmers.
November Z, 1851
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Afternoon Session, II O'Clock.
Institute met, Dr. John in the chair minutes read and
adopted.
Rev Reimensnyder introduced the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, Thnt whilst the Institute, appreciates the
worth OF Music science and oi the ats, that
its introduction into our schools regular branches of
education would not be prudent and likely be attend
ed with injurious results Mr. Powell moved to amend
by inserting the word "geuera before the words in,ro
ducUn,n to read "its general introductonn The
amendment accepted and the resolution amended,
was adopted.
J. w Weeks offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That committee of three be appointed to
solicit copy Gen Clements able aud interesting adSress
for publication, read aud unanimously adopted.
The char appointed w Weeks, Dr. John and A S
Powell said committee.
Mr. Powell having the floor at the hour of adjournment,
resumed his remarks pennauship and was followed by
Prof Mcfarland
The comittee to audit and settle the TreasureT'B
count submitted the following repnrt:
We your committee to audit and settle the Tteasurer's
account, do report that find balance due from w Il
New iams former Treasurer uf 81 &c. and that the
count Of Shutz, balances and that there is due ;
Powell Sll, per order.
Signed AS, powell,
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LIST OF JURORS.

80 50 49, - ~ " - INV ~ .ss>S
For northumberland County, for th
January Term, "A. ID 1858.
GRAND JURORS.
l Samuel Beaver. Lewis.
2 Jacob Fry, Cbisquaque,
John NJ. Patton, Milton,
Samuel Grant, Shamokin.
5 Simeon Hepner, Lower Mahonoy,
6 Joseph Hughes, Lewis,
John Nicely, Delaware,
Jacob Dewitt, Lower Augusta,
. Fred'k Haas, jr., Coal,
10 Jamas Newbury, Point
IL Henry Weaver, Delaware,
II Peter ShalIer,
13 Jacob Mowry, Coal,
ii Martin Rishel, Chilisquaqne,
10 Matthias Bohner, Little Makonoy,
l6 James Rothermel, Delaware,
II Joseph Eyert,
Is Samuel Buskirk, Milton,
- John IioiT, Shamokin,
20 John Mutchler. "
81 Wm. II, Cherington, Coal,
22 James Cathcard, Delaware.
% Samuel j. Cobey, Turbut.
u Andrew Deiilenderfer, Suubury.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
l Henry Haas, Upper Mahonoy,
. VIM. zimmerman, Shamokin,
3 d. Il. Montgomery, Lewis,
4 VIM. l.. Montgomery, d"
5 Jacob Reiter, \ Northumberland,
Michael Arnold, Lower Augusta,
I Philip Follmer, Turbut,
s Chas. Truckermiler Delaware,
8 Jacob Crawford, Delaware.
Or ID. Il. Leinbach,
IL Michael Bower, jackson,
u Peter Bohner, Coal,
l3 Henry Coahler, Milton,
II Solomon Martz, Shamokiu,
- John Stitzel, Delaware,
l6 Jonathan Rishel, Chiisquaque.
II Jos Feger, Washington,
Is John B. Snyder, Milton,
10 George w. Evance, "
30 VIM. Michael, Lower Mahonoy,
u Samuel Reeder, Rush,
% John Caldwell, Coal,
23 Chas. Rothermal, Washington,
"a Jacob Fagely, Lower Augusta,
20 Simon lloupt, Zerbe,
2G Alexander Porter, Sunbury,
q john G.. Fry, {"
2S David Fagely, Shamokin,
80 Charles Gosser, Lower Augusta.
b 80 Albin Hughes, Rush.
81 Samuel Rothermel, Little Mahonoy,
81 Jacob Yordy, Zerbe,
80 George Helm, Washington,
81 John Best, Chilisquaque,
80 Jacob Stumm, Turbut,
36 Daniel Wolf, "
81 Daniel Fisher, Upper Augusta,
38 Jos. Hoover, Shamokiu,
81 Jonas Reitz, Washington,
10 Samuel Bejssel, jr, Upper Mahonoy,
i Jacob Heime, y SSc::iihumber.ana,
? Benjamin Hendricks, Sunbury,
3 John Taggart, Lewis,
Il Able Gibbins, Point,
5 Geo. Christmen, Lewis,
5 Daniel Haas, Sunbury,
/ Daniel Keller Shamokin,
} Isaac Beidelspach, Point
f PETIT JURORS.
Jacob Heller, Rush,
Aaron Hickman, Lewis,
VIM. Persing, Upper Augusta,
: Benz. Caterman, Lower Mahonoy,
Peter Borduer,
Eli keeler, Upper Augusta,
John X Ohr, Milton,
sDavid Clark, Point,
John Foy, Lower Augusta,
ltWilson Hertshiser Delaware,
llWm Fingbon, Lower Mahonoy,
,, l2Wm. Musseman, Sunbury,
l3ieo. Weser, "
l15amuel Keeler, Lower Augusta,
l5juhu Yernel, Mt. Carmel,
lG}eorge Rohrbach, Sunbury.
l7iamuel j. llouswert, Lower Augusta
l82obert Widen, Milton,
: 10 ienry Arnold, Lower Augusta,
t 90 elias Brosious, Sunbury,
] II Ohm Ebling, Jordan,
= % eorge Bpcher, Sunbdry,
y % lm. G.. Folmer, Turbut,
K 2+ braham Geist, Upper Mahonoy,
n % lrj Hoover Upper Augusta,
e 2G tristiar Wensel, j ordan,
Q u Nm. T. Grant, Sunbury,
% Nm. Hoover,
20 J n. McWilliams, Shamokin,
30 jim b. Heller, ChilisquaQue,
81 Aron Castor, Lewis,
- 81 L or .. Campbell, Milton,
). 33 Clries Bacon, Upper Augusta,
81 lslc Hertz, Milton,
30 W. Sampel Delaware,
/, SO Atrew Kutz Chilsquaque.
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Morning Session, 9 O'Clock.

institute met President in the chair, minutes read cor
recied and adopted.
Mr. Reaser formed class in orthography and gave
new method Of teaching it.
On motion, the chair appointed A. s Powell, DR. j. ]
John aud J. b. Carl committee to audit and settle the
TTeasurer's account.
Mr. Gold formed class and gave practical iustra.
tion Of teaching his method of reading. J w Weeks
read by request Of Mr.. Gold few select pieces MIR
Aleman made remarks on the subject DR. John
argued the necessity of reading the piece according u
sentiment Mr. Reimensnyde followed in support OF the
Doctor urging teachers 10 follow nature as the hest lawi
Of RhsiTe Mr. UP did not think rhetorical reading wei
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Stra Vy-Crlteer.

Stravy-Crltecr.
TENH li!scribcr has been appointed Agent for
a Mrs Geddes & Marsh of Lewisburg, for
the sab their Straw, Hay & Corn-Foddcr Cut
ter. ! Gutter is the best in use. Farmers
and 9th are respectfully requested to call and
examifor themselves.
=. 3. MASSER.
sunk, December &c, lS57.-f
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BAEDF NORTHUMBERLAND.

ETNCLMED Deposits of 3 years standing
u remsing in Bank of Northumberland,
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EvsxINo SESSION., oi O'Clock.

Institute met, President in the chair w Weeks and
w III Ghger were appointed committee TO wait upon
deI CLEMENT, aud inform him that the meeting was or
ganiZed and would be pleased To hear his nddTes, Tn.
committee waited On the General and escorted him 10 The
Court House he was introduced to the audience his
address evidenced great research and originality and was
listened % by large and attentive ence with marked
attention and delight, subject 'Nalional Muscn
f. +. Gold, introduced the following resolution;
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Institute he and are
hereby extended TO Gen Clement for his able and inter
estng address. Read and adopted.
School government and discipline was taken up up and
discussed j. W. Weeks and f.. +. Gold advocated love
midness and moIa snasion without ths use of the rod
They were followed by Messrs. Powell, Alleman Rel
mensnyder and Shuz IN support OF the former but be
believed that there was cases IN which the rod might be
adyantag geously used
On motion, Adjourned
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WALL PAPER, Window Shades. Floor,
Carriage, and Table Oil Cloths, Cocoa
Mats and superior article og Druggist
Dec 20, 1857. BRIGHT & SON.
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NOTICE.

Prothcnoiay's Office, }
sunbry, Dec. J, lSST>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

Kansas AFFAiRs.-Prominent citizens of Lawrence
have addressed letter To Governor Denver request
ing his decision upon the question of the legality of
an election held under the old apporionment. The
Governor replies in a long review of the subject,
concluding as follows
"My conclusion, therefore. il that the election
ought to be- held under the ast appOrtiOnmen, and
am assured by the Secretary Of the Territory, that II
30 held he will Issue certificates to the persons who
receive the highest number of votes in accordance
with the provisions of that Act. think this would be
the proper courre TO pursue for several reasons:
Il. The people can thereby Themselves correct the
evil complained Of by electing in the districts,
who will more faithfully represent them than
those elected last year
"2. Ii there should be any necessity for Congress
sional Intervention il be had well after as be-
fore the election.
''3. IL will be keeping the powers Of the Govern
ment within their legitimate channels.
-. BY il the Governor will not be called on to en-
ercise doubtful powers which if exercised could
only be partial az the members Of the Council hold
their seats for another year
- In conclusion, il may be proper for me 20 re-
mark, that while ct Washington lately, presented
this subject 10 the President and to the Attorney
General, and they both agreed in the opinion above
expressed that the election might be- held under the
Act Of February 20, 1857.
'''' W DESyER Governor.
To q o,her
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
TO O w. BRcwN, AID o,her.."

How THEY DO" SPIRITUALIsTs ~ MISSOURI
We learn by The Ch,R,co.he CAroHlsle of Aug. 80
that certain DIR. Lomas was egged by the patriotic
citizens Of Chillcotle. The Chronicle was, ey-
IDENTIFY quite pleased with the demonstration concern
which 1t thus disconrseth:
But, alas, when in the midst OF his eloquent dis
course he was appauded with shower of rather an
tiquated eggs coming from hands through the
door and windows, which, accidentally coming into
collision with his person, rendered his situation rather
unpleasant, and taking abrupt leave Of his charmed
spe-bound and fascinated audience he left for more
pleasant quarters at the rate Of 2:i0 followed by
second which left strong impression on the Doctor
that he was in the wrong pew. We hope this will De
warning to ali humbugs who may come here IN the
future swildling the people out Of their money
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
fesal.
IN CHANCERY ,
January l. 1883.

IN CHANCERY of fNEW-JERSEY.-In the
mser of ..cheat Of lands cf JACOB WORKMAN, deceased
situate il the Township Of Chester in the County Of Morris ad
State New erseyNotics hereby gwen that BY vrtoe Of
wrt .schsa; Of ssd Court directed 10 Wa H.
AndersoL Sheriff .d county tSuon was taken before
him the CourtHo1sc MoITsovn IN said county OF ;he
d. Sf April A. D. 1885 pursuant 70 the act IL such
ty ssd Sheriff and the Jurors therein mentioned spra.
the said Jaaob Wortms the Of bic death selh-d
Of equal undivided third Of he hree
Of land and premises herein after particularly Described
The il the township Of Casser IN iss Cb'y
Of Morris AID State Of New Jersey beginning At red cea Tree
near the Of the old forge aud thence W down ne AAd
river the several thereof 20 maple l-rted fo-
Ike Fa theme ~ sou ttyei<ht De frees east
twenty chains stone heap hsnce Isl north :1rty or
degrees AID thirty chains hicAory thence
M rorh eshyol deEees hye chains aud eighteen INKS
10 ohe.,a thence 5l north hyeven degrees east ten
and fourteen nks hickory tsrEce lo .og'h
and fifteen chains
and ihy;wo pks Peter Wor.mAns line az thence North
cfree and thirty minutes thirteen chains and
a. sress eight chain. heap 49, south forty
.isht aud fifteen minutes weutythee chains
and links 20 chestnut thence J) north foTry
Eve degrees chains rOk osk teuce l por.h
thir.- degrees chains thence ti2
sixty yeirht chains and fryye nuk
tie thence iiJ north
chsus and ;ly.to lnk- s,snr heap formerly hickory
r,smp thence (l) degrees
there 5 Eor-h seventy degrees suS thirty
Eve chains thence t6 south eighty eight degrees
the be ginning Containing two hundred
acre. and seventeen hundredths, strict measure.
The second ,o, situate in ;ae Township Of Chester
County Of Morris And State of View jersey tick
ory tree being lands formerly Of sh Rnycn
thence l uortb rtyhse DEGREES we-t Erty chains
and ey si uks soS sake and seap ef enes y ne psSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

~ ,h.nee fl sou;h sr.v desrrss eight ha;us
eighty INKS 20 STAKE heae 90 fth hirttares t.
rh heueo s -ouh hy degrees ives; tartyhve chains All
as., 20 The ndd' Of ihe rad ihse S ons IN
r.a .oaih ;hvt~o degree. eleven chains AID thirty
hns. ;hsnce osih degrees east twenty chains
Aud u has. The bridge tease 90 -o-,h es-a,y d.
.t.rre t6 ro--h hir-- degrees and f1r-y-avs
s.t re chains eighteen nks TO ne place OF oa
as hundred and forty acres and ortyiolr
huneredih. Of al scre strict measure. . .
tn. third lot, uai. Ch.-ter township Aorn- County
Euan. we-.r froH the hoa.- said farm from ;asnse By
u- ia south thirty three degrees and hal east
and thence rorth forty nne degrees and hsi east
iFtyvs chains and rightly eigt hnk 10 s'one heap also
corner Jsoob Enan- land IN the meadow i1ease .oah
and half degrees east eleven cham. and hy ns.
~ .h. rasu line and by the north foryseyen aeres
,,s half thirteen chains and sixty links 20 snail
hickory .pTou marked thence north irty ve ana nail De-
and links 20 where formerly
od e.ech thence south tfty and half degrees ~e-
- .he .wo rrsafa..s AID .herre bv Philip Crs-ors
nor- thysirhi degrees and forty minutes Sest weuty.x
bAu and y Inks heap Of stones in the woods. corner
other thence hy ais line south
marked chestnut trrr' thrucr
,-b fy degrees and half twentythree chains and
r-y lin Is 70 hae Of said tnans thence
,ouh degees and forty FIVE minutes west
.ud fy links the bars thence og ortyhree degrees at
h wss: .weye chains and sixty links 20 The pae o begin
ming containing hundred and nifty and ninety
hundr,,as of and Thai ;he ssit JACOB Woman
rad an inheritance In fee qe in and 20 the eques
part the said and teneueue and heEedi
sru.s Tha. the said jacob W1rtan died in the month Of
March eighteen hundred snd fotwo That he nadr no devise
of said lands ,nemonts or hercdamenis Or any OF tne
Ths b.. ,ad Jacob Wortan. did no, leave any he and
the clear yearly value Of he equal oneaiTn par!
of The OF land whereof The said Jacob wort
man seized the 0t his death, Is the sum Of ~o
hundred dollars .,,
In aid inGuon hereby notified and required 20
appear The sd nqusi;ion within twenty days
arr .he day Of November next, the time herein
limited for thai purpose pursuant the statute in such
WILLIAM L. DAYTON
Gen, raj Of ~ J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
ENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
&c cities with Western, North Western and South
State. BY continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
at Pittsburgh with daily lines Of 20 all pos on the
Western Cleveland and Ssndrky with ;he
ere all porte the North, Western Lskes-makne me most
direct cheap reliable by which FREIGHT Can be for
wsrded O and from the Grea; West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlITsbU RGh
FIRST CLAss-Boo.s Shoes Hats and Caps Books 7s.r, A,
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and ,runks Drugs tin 100
boxes and baiesl. F,aibeTs Fur, &c.........,...)
SECOND CLAss.-Doinestic Shee;ng, Shir;ing and
Ticking n original bsles Drugs I'm ceks Hard cents =
ware Leather lin rolls or boSes ooi and sheep loO To-
Pelts, Ee-tw ard.
THIRD CLAss-Anvs Steel ChAins tn ask (5ocens e
n'mr Bacon ana roI', . ai,ea t:r 1900 81 r. r. 100 D
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and -.
casks boxes Ea-t~aTd Lard and Lard - cent?
ou Nail, soda A,h German Clay Tar, Pitch. 1 10, n
Room, &c.......... ..''''''''''''J
FLouR- !, bbl uniilfurther notice.
GRAIN 4 100 N until further notice.
CoTToE T. bale. not exceeding 80 10 weight -A,L farmer
notice.
tcla 10 marx Via Penn aaie Railroad Al
(Iood. consigned &c Agents Of this Road Phsdephis
Pitshursh will b. forwarded without detention
FkEoHT AGEsIs.-iIaIr WoTmcy ! Co., MeuIrAis, lem
r. Sass Co, s.. Lous; p. O. Okeiy CO. Evansville,
Ind Dunc.nl Bel Co. AID Carter Jswet' Louisyie
Nv b. e. Medium Madison hid. n. W. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co Cincinnati. " W Graham Co., Zan.sviile,
Ohio: Leech Co No Il Kilby-t Boston; Leech Co. No.
A,tor House Ne,s.YorA and No south Wis INST, New
Yorl T. J. sneeder Philadelphia Magaw Koons Baiii-
me d. A. Ste,gar;, Pittsburgh.
H. II. HOUSTON. General Freight Agen: Phisde phia-
T A. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
DEM NSYLVANIA RAILROAD


The Psnnsysnia Rsroad connects q, Pittsburgh with rai-
roads o and from Louis No Aon Galsra and Chcaso,
in Fnnkfor Lexington aud Lousyile. Ky; Terra Hau-,
Madison Lafayette and IudaBapohs Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield Beieonane ssndu.ky, Toledo, Ceyeand Co
steam packe: boats from ssd New Orleans s. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati
through ke,- or the csn rad any Of ne sboge
men toned places in the West.
will ;his me hoS:es- mos: c'o1 ara
coufor,ail. route between the East snd ID. West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 90 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN n HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN " HOURS.
Fare a. low l. any other route.
Sc. hauGhils IL The hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information b. bad a. ;ae
ohce Of ,he PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No . A.or Hol.e. Broadway.
January J. 1883 j. L. ELLIOTT, AssE-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

A short time ago the appointment of DR.: brSiioru
of New-York, a. the American Consul to Rome, was
announced in TIE Star DR.. Bradford accepted the
appointment at the time, but owing 10
which have since ranspired be has been con- ~
resign and the President has filed the vacancy ny aP'
pointing H. Glentworth. Of Nes-York.
We are inclined to believe ths, the prospect On re-
ceiying the democratic nomination for Coroner Of the
County of New-York s at the bottom Oh D.. D,aA'
ford e resignation. Washington star, S~p"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

ALLEGED NUIsAScE.--Since the removal of the
ofal depot of Cornell & Go. from the foot OF South
Tenth street TO the foot Of North Second street but
few complaints have been made against it. Cornell
il Co. ON removing to their new location took every
precaution to prevent any complaint against their
establishment. Since their removal no complaint of
the place being deleterous to public health has been
made, but week since Messrs. Grahams Policy and
Keith, who occupy docks adjoining Cornells place
and intlmated that il the nuisance not abated
they would take measures 10 abats the nuisance
themselves. The Mayor, on receiving the note
quietly remarked that If they intended to aba,e the
nuisance themselves there was no necessity Of his in-
terfering The eomplanants have not a. yet taken
measures TO abate the nuisance complained OF.