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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

he combination OF ingredients in these Pills is the
ult of long aud extensive practice They arc mild m
their operation and certain in correcting a irregularities,
Painful Mensruations removing all distractions wheat
or from cold or Otherwise headache pam in the side, pal
patOn of the heart whites all nervous affections yetor
les fatigue pain in the back aud limbs SC. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the committeeman of IN the treatment OF
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
50 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be
loved to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular, AMI whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eIec,ua remed, ever known for all com.
plauts peculiar 60 Femals. To all classes they nyal
uable inducing t0iM certainty periodical regularity Tho
k,uwu 10 thousands who have used thou a different
periods throughout the country having the sanction the
eminent QhySicianS in America.
Er0C directions ST tiHg oicn and Btcn they should mol
be used with BuNtpe Price one Dollar each bor con
tliHRg 40 Pills.
va ua lie pamphlet to he had foe, Of the AGENTS pill
sent bv Hi1 promptly by enclosing price 10 h 3euCta
Agent. Sold by druggists gtnewlly
II. b. HUrCHlNGS, General Agent
No 1865 Chambers ST., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by WM FlSkE aud GAYLORD S
HAMMOND | anrsd&w6m32l
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE
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For LAKE SuPERloE.-rhe Northern Lightlcft
last night for Lake Superior with large load OF
passengers and freight Among the former were
Judge Mclean aud Lady who go to try trip in
the cooer reginns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

Louisville, Aug IL.
The steamer Mariner, bound from St. Louis 10
Cincinnati, sunk last night on the flats, 20 miles
above. Her guards are under water. The boat
will be raised. Nobody lott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

NIcK.NAN. Hawks ~ Brother have Nick-NaX
for September, full to the brm with comicalities,
original and selected, with The usual prize puzzle.
Call at Hawks aud get this budget Of fun.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

Co -SpeciaI attention is called to the adyer-
tisement of HurGord q Bro dealers in Grani e Hill
Coal 1t is claimed that this coal is Of a very SUI
perior quality and that it will be for the interest OF
consumers to give it a trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

ExPLANATIoN Many of our subscribers re-
ceivcd their papers yesterday morning at very
late hour This was in consequence oil improve.
ments and alterations in the engine work, which,
at first working, delayed operations for short
time
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TUG BURNFD

AmERsTBuRG, c. W. Aug. u.
The steam tug Cliff Belden, Of Detroit, wrs
burned this morning. The ENGINEER and wheels
man were severely injured.
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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9e3- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers aud Olmsted's news depots.
At news depots at Weidel and Angler Hotels and
at Quinlans, l75 Ontario Street
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MAIN AND nRNAMENrA1. rR1NrINn-

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descriuia
louo at the Printing Establishment Of the Leq5er Office
he latest npr vod aud mosrod steam presses in tho
eststyu shor notice, and at reasonable rates Par
icuiar attention pail 90 blank work. Every description
ofhulms joue especially Bauk Books, Ledgers Jouru
Sales Do lks, Receiving Books, &c, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

These ws,te oul utpa,sao,. ttpa,tsi % any quauu,
fo EufUpo
Wo miIhi qu0il num ohof ni thc numerous lsleu we
bavd n1 are codshnii iscstiuf hni We deem thd fol-
ovus sunaieui is convince iha most 81 iertcai tat
have ue boss rtpuu'ions iu 600 wofH 10 tho hair ni
youngorod Wo m1uurclwo u1 other preparaiions.-
orcupuus ho iHFo boninr cnrner oi Hraomo eud Eii-
z.e'h Streets eaelmiveB r cfice, altsroam aud manu-
tory,we iuvs no hmo of aoioaiipn to engage in other
Hiuuuoturoa
We would alanc attention 90 the iaOt alat W.. .
Df avoid nu chariaonsm. our preparations ore NE
highest priced, but Doe cheapest bocause they last lon
gor nnd do more s1oi th otpenso ns ead lrs' then
oit We aspire 90 have e hesi not tba lowest priced.
ono t.'tlo of Restorcr win laai ucarly ear
no EDS oF EVANGELIST "Aiyaeehs1ty. Opo
AGONY hairw svoBgfay ad hai been ertdBaB fit-
ng until ou tho crown % hga beone Qlrs thin About
thr isi OF March, ofthc presen rcr commenced usiag
MISS a. Aleut "Restsur No. 4. acoofJiug 10 The
directions, and huvocontnuad 20 apply slight dressing
of hc snmc orca n roe four weeks retiring tob bod
My hairisnow almost restored 10 s onfnal color, aud
/ iho hue appears Go b. pom,nsnt. I AM SATISFIED
liAf THe PREP AHArInN rs NOTHING LIKE A
| DYE, BUT OPERATES UPON THE SECRET1oNs.-
MY hair ceases to f which s certainly On advantageto
! one who was in dan .or ul hecl.aiuv h,ld
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

RELIGIOUS NortoE -Discourses on The death
of Mr. y. y sterling will be delivered Tomorrow
(suud'yJ evening by Rev d. Cax on, at 81
Pauls Church, aud I,cy Mr Brewster at the Wu-
lryan ChnucI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

u. S. ClRcUlr COURT, AUG l2.-No. 756,
Warner vs. Day, et al, Judgment for Plaintiff for
S3,3sG %. S. Strawdor for Plaintiff.
No. no, Kissam 4 Taylor We. Whitman q Stan
dart Judgment for plaintiffs for 5000 Kelly
& Griswold for Plaintiff.
No. 537, Puiseux's lessee vs.. Welch et al, ia
cjectment Verdict for Defendants. Motion for
new trial continued.
No, OSl, Collins VS., c. a p. r. r. Co. Roserv-
ed for decision by Judge Mclean.
Adjourned till this morning at 9 A. NJ.
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Spetiol Notires.

~ For Gat Fiafpres oad FititnF--Apply
Fog EHsb0rf & Co., 1906 aHd l0i Superior street
~ DIR. JAS. McCLtNTooKs PEUroRAL SyRUr
calma the most harassnr ough relieves the oppressed
lungs aud ultaed throat, oosous and brings away by
painless expected the matter which CLOGS The wind.
pipe nnd bronchial tubes regulates tho excited puso iu-
yites rest, and removes symptom Of connsumptin
Price 81 90 foldby wN. F1sKE Cleveland
tay- The New York Ledger says Of DR.. Nc
CLlNrOCK's nIARRuHA CORDIAL;
"Our coufdenoe in the efficacy Of DR. jones McOlin.
tock's Dilrrhmt Cordial e uub1uudod Everybody should
have tt s the prescription Of an eminent phyacau.'
Price rs cents Sold by WIN FISKE,
auslo Cleyeand
Er DR. MoCLtNTocK's Com AND CoUeH
MIXTURE This great remedy for all ordinary objections
Of the lungs and throat has double popularity Emano-
ting from leading member Of the medical faculty, it is
appr we'd by the professions; while every Of the
community who has tried It, prenouncts h infalhble.
Price % cents sold by WIN FtsKE, Druggist.
anglo Glove md
The Gem OF the Nursory.
Taste less os the honoyed d1w,
P1uless in its ctiOn too;
Harmless as the roses BREATH
hut TO Immediate Dc ath-
BRYAN's NERMTUGE Of course
Is The m1l ef's grand resource
BRYAN's TAsTELEss YERMtFUGE.
Price % cents Sold by wR FIskE,
augtO.Rg CI'vrlnud
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FoR DErRorr-Steom,r May Queen, Cap. h r. vIoEu
at o o'clock p NJ.
Fox BUFFALo-steum0oat Western Metropolis, Capt.
W I. PEAsg, at o O'Clock p NJ
FOR roLEuo--Steamboat Arctic. Capt. Henry FIsh, ul
u "a .ttsI oil. A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

I-Y- For the best qualities of Segurs, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b. G. Dielz, III superiorst
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poLICE lTEMs.-On Thursday night descent
was made by the police upon four houses of ILL
fame in the upper part Of the city part OF the
persons arrested we've brought up and sentenced
yesterday morning,
d. II Babcock, Julia Elvell and Anna Coburn,
for keeping houses Of III fame, had their cases con-
tiuued to the 18th inst bail at 5000 each.
Louisa Brown, Mary Lewis, Elizabeth Moore,
sorah Watson, and Mary Smith, for visiting the
above houses, are out on bail of SlOO each.
Newton Terrow aud Frederick Wilcox, for the
same oftuce, fined $40 aud costs each,
Wm. Ferrel and VIM. Raw, for disturbance
| fined SO and costs each.
Cortez Beck and George Stevens same offence,
/ fined SO and costs
James Dolan and James Williams the two en-
terprisug youths who tried the game of picking
pockets at the depot were fined 500 each and
sent to Jail for 30 days 10 luxurate on bread and
water
Mrs. Alexander, the wife Of Elephant Bill
charged with larceny was discharged by the jury
which heard the case.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

BASE IMPosroRs.-Some young girls 10 or
IG years of age have called on respectable ami-
lies in this City soliciting aid for the Industrial
School, stating thoy was sent out by tho Superin-
tondent We declare by this notice that we never
did nor we intend to do any such thing, and that
such bcggars arc imposters. Our monthly "Ad-
yocato" is the only agent omployed-publishod al
% cents per year.
We hope this notice will be sufficient to guard
against all such imposidons there is no Other
Industrial School In tho city
r. WATERTON, Sup't.
City papers please copy for daily and Weekly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

bottle Of "Mrs S.A Alons worl's Hair Rostoror &C..
and rye trial. / commenced using % but very ire
sulary, but notwiuslanaias his ira suarHy found that
is influence was DISTINCTLY visible rHB FAlAtss OF
OMAN CEASED, anil my locks whioh before quite
GREY, WE'VE CHANGED no ouIAcK Ii' roi consider that
hayr given il fair rial but ir,m whl ta,e seen OF
ts effects nmy own saso, have rcls,uto ftitye hatt
scrpibc ofuccompIi hing wlat proposes 10 do, via
no rREvsNr ms % or FROM r,ttt>e oFr. and 10 RE-
STORE GRAY LOCKS TO utEm oriatWL coLoR
MRS. D. W. CLARK wioorRsy. u W CLARK, Eb-
70, Lraiss Repository caemiH oao
, 81 .,yo y bs,g .,.. using MI A. l.oo. zqeP2;s@ug
4r etty,ns N m ln. i ar gy yW3 4oq eI"idrg
uir zee. no le'.auqs i' teclm ng.o'g yours as Che
pearauoo, aud retains t iu any position desrei"
REv, John f. RopIE, Eitor "c,ris,,an Adroea e,
BaBalo, N. Y
"yoar Hair Bosorcr aud zslohiIsarum is tho best
IHyg cygr anlwn tuas restored hair to its natural
REV -, FArRCUrLD d cor Sc. Aqsr aad
For Christian Union. n, y, CiH
Mrs a. Allows Worlds Il,ir r storor ard Zylobal-
,a f5IC oo8s n cs. ns bem t1 .i 9I iae5
occasion Go use such preparations
REy, a. wERTER, Ei "carsan Ers.o Boston, Macs
yaar ] Ir so, s,n oe oe 2' ~ Sal rSsaatd S. r
s1lnl ignan weya. ed gu mo ~ 3 have don. s, t1r
Sc @ '' m s.ln. @ ~ w aoou gNec. .1d entTr s1ii,iac
brittle bot bus r' ed the sonneas OF mr earlier
RaN a. y ,bEGEN. ,EEd 'GIdl 20 RolneS,N Boston
,ni,,t Aens Wor'Ls D. r PCS orer found mogg
mont Ihht u promotes Tho growth OF The hair where
%, un. ss lu oi9menctl We have now 9g evidence OF
our own yes. we oan'esuiy TO MS elects
Nh' i,Rio-oM oMRN.EN' Pa''or Congregational Church
,lha,o MAI Vrs & Au,p,s vyrl1ts Ham pe-,orsr
,,5 -, ',,,,,n ',rbc IN! Nv ,r W. ~
bor, ie rl arac ,hc aCro,M M f G, 6ih '6SsoIVt 'ts
/ ,jos batilo u.5j o,,aG e. dr rrcii'is obrrs o my
/ N'4N l'' y' Nh'u Vt WIN Hint e0'c'. Aho NynNil-
| Roy pNNLEL ~ Wuuu ltdt'etopa Ofapsc 90 N y
! htlp HEAB WOULD, ~. A. ,MInS,L nAREj llER
| ALSO ms A Healthy AHPfARANCt We sro
,r '9 10 3'''"" '.'. u'."u o''' luI 'uVe q" our
! ""'''.
"N ur uur a. I-I.rrrts b. ,iT,rt marvel Arer having
used D. ur BIS rc,s my rf,rusIy h, bnr WIS ,estorod
90 srr'ur, cour-n0ttb viz ika rpciyatce p.oducei
mind .f tr b. t1 .a Ala re' ,tri,,iy r, ,,,,i t
aud suu. fa.. hu. pv w uuwarug IA uuel+s of ay you
Brauo,, ana toma.yin t,e untsd Sat,si
i'-' grg ~ iJ,gN ~ d ,,.a,t ~ i!"'V g'''S M'a-
u q, M. ,u t ','s,i' s,,i' M" e ,'.''ga ga, d, ,r,,.i
island Nrr Il.rln s. ,y ga WV ouipIiti,5 c,pdi
Amclcau mn,f, ~ haze do,iyol I'Uh hau,G fr6n
,hgN.r"l lM@. a ANe9' W"Ws linr lirsoger and
ng nq,o.{,r noyInias mat 5, mataaay a"a pssaa,
''"'.' "'"' "'''" NV N7 '''.' f.. L s. N. N.'h
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THE EXCURSION LAST NIGHT-According to
previous notice the good steamer Ocean, Capt
EVANS, took out a load last night for a moonuht
excursion, the proceeds Of which were to be deyo-
ted to repairs for the Bethel Church The boat
swung Off with her load about clock, and re-
turned to port about half past 0. The trip was
short, but fancy as much enjoyment was crowd
ed into that hour aud half as often falls to the
lot of travellers upon the "deep, deep sea-"
IcIands Band was aboard, and no more need
be said as to the quality Of the music from tholr
wind mstmmCn Is on leaving and returning to the
dock, or that miIder form which they know so
well how to administer to the cabin parties, 1t
was happy, merry time, the full moon throwing
Hood of silver light over the rippliug waves.
We hope a goodly sum was realized by the eKcur,
sion which Capt. EyANs so kindly rendered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

THIRD QUARTERLY REPoRT The Executive
Board Of the O S Anti Slavery Society convened
at their rooms in this city on the 9th inst
Reports were received from most of the agents
and lecturers.
Messrs, @ H. Langston and J. D. Harris were
appointed u Committee to receive the Reports Of
such Agents as had not made their returns, and to
collect all subscriptions not yet paid in.
Mr. J. G. Oliver was appointed Special City
Agent and Rev j W. Dovne added to the num
Der of Lecturers.
Petitions were ordered to be printed for circula.
tion, praying for the repeal Of all State laws that
make distinctions on account Of color; but espo-
cally urging the enactment Of a law that should
enectualy prevent kidnapping within the limits Of
this State. Wesoicitthe assistance Of our friends
in circulating these petitions preparatory to the
meeting of the next Legislature, which we hope
will forever put an end to the disgraceiul scenes o
man stealing which have been and now are perpe
trated within our midst.
A public meeting to be addressedbyJ NJ Langs
ton and other lecturers of this Society win be
held on Monday evening next at the Forest City
| Hall We hope TO see a large audience present
In behalf of the Executive Board,
c, H. LANGsToN, Secretary
| CIrvRIAND Aup l3 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

AID ASKED IN A Coon CAUSE. - Rev. Isaac
NJ. Williams, colorld clergyman Of Cincinnati,
is 10 this city soliciting aid from our citizens for
the benefit Of Mrs, Lydia jackson, who is making
an effort to secure the freedom Of her daughter in
law, Sarah the wife of Henry jackson, of YER
sles Woodtord county, Ky Henry bought bis
vie from saufor McBrayer, Of Mercer Co., KY
agreeing to pay FIR her the sum Of $500, of which
only S275 is now unpaid MIR. Williams is well
known throughout the State, and in contributing
through him to this object those who desire to do
good can be assured that their gifts will be deyo-
ted to good cause, and will be promptly applied
to securing the freedom OF this woman. Mr., W.
is the son of the well known Aunt Sally who
is in the city, and can be seen at Mr. Thomas Dor
sons on Bolivar street. few doors from the cor
ner Of Bolivar and Erie streets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FiskE
No. 70 supcrnr street Cleveland. who will supply the
aut0 t0dGwly6
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.eg, WMr rurTER Eht3r Mothers Aagasae N. y
SAYS. "a should hu gluu ln hHvu name, Wuen
H rau do you good" Juiy li, 1866.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

OVER FOUR HUNDRED slaves we're re
ceutly sold by auction in Georgia-al
having belonged to one estate for several
generations, and all parents being "most.
ly" sold with their children, SO that few
families we're divided. They belonged tc
Peirce Butler, Of Philadelphia. "What
has the North to do With Slavery" Mr..
Butler is leading Northern Democrat,
aud, though living in Free State, yet is
proved by this occurrence to have always
been deeply, pecuniarily interested in the
human chattci system.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

Grand Jurors for May Sessions, ls5


Lfmis-Benj Mench, Henry Orwg, Steward
Red. Samuel Grove
Bufahe-Jacob Ddukel. Peter Miller, Eman
Pontius, Edward Flick
Hufkfoa-Frank Blser
Lime,t,ne-LewIs Seebold, Simon Bury Cor
nellus Pellman, Jno Rinkert, Jos. Chambers.
West Bu6ab-John Bechtei, Levi Shoemaker,
Samuel Young
HDiby-Thomas M'Curdy
Uaion-Jesse Beaver
KeHy-Paul Geddes
East Bugaioe-John !Gundy
White DeeT-Ambrose Henderson
LeWisburg-Allen Shoemaker, Rob't Musser
Trartrsc Jurors.
White Deer-Samuel Berkheimer, ChaS DEF
fcnderler. Urbanu> Ranck
BuF,iJe--John Eruner. Adam Young. Francis
Wilson, Andrew Ruhle, Michael Dunkel,
John Clemens
jamin Haus, Joseph Boop
LeriS-Samuel Knouer, John Howard, Jacob
Broucher, Samuel Swcngle
LewisJurg. ". W-Solomon Ritter, Thompson
Evans, Reuben Snyder, Joseph l.. Hawn,
Chas ID Kline, Joseph Derr, James Hayes,
William Poelh. Peter Hursh
Wtst Bufaios-Philip Siply, William Beach
ler Enoch Kaufman, Benz Hauck, Thomas
HARRISON
HqrtLfon-Joseph Sampsel, X V Glover, John
F Wilson, Daniel Long
Harihy-James Reed, Lot M'Michael
Mar Be,En-Abraham Schoch, Chas d Roush,
John Siyers, George w Baum
Uaion-CharleS Cawley, Charles Slear
KeHy-Peter Newman
Limestone-Joseph Seebod. Henry Meyer
L
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional /!
hAaAE, PHELPS for Auditor General, and
T:i0MiS T.. GO HEAN for Surveyor Grneral,

We respectfully propose to the
Opposition party in this State, as Il
means Of presenting a united front in
the outset of the coming campaign,
the names of the above gentlemen for
the Offices indicated. They are not
only honest aud competent men-well
qualified in every respect-but also
popular, and well deserving. 1t will
hc remembered that three years ago
Mr.. PHELPS was cheated out of the
office of Auditor General, and Mr..
COCHRAN was defrauded from being
Canal Commissioner. by the ballot
box stuiiing in Philadelphia, and by
the false cry Of Buchanan and Free
Kansas" Mr.. LAPoRTE was defeated
also, but As the election Of Col. l.SLlFER
for State Treasurer is generally con-
sldcrcd as a success of the North, the
selection Of Mcssrs. Phelps and Coch-
ran-rcpresenting the West and the
East-sccms most advisable. With
an early union on these men, there is
10 doubt of their success by an unprc-
cedented majority. The people will
not again be dcludel, nor can the late
Administration party be reunited.
Brethren OF the Press will You not
submit this proposition 10 your read
ers? 1t depends upon oursclvcs-by
oar patriotism, fairness, wisdom, and
moderation ITO win the most brilliant
political victory ever achieved in our
STATE. Such result, now would rem
der almost certain the triumph Of Free
Soil an Free Labor in 1860.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
FRENCH. RICHARDS 4 Co.'S

Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills,
toraercf O,' 'l,,: Raid ant cHooiWd It,
i'niiaGelisEiH.
WE offer a large stoci Of Chemical MHnuTes ami fert
W izcrs at los Irr.s and warranted TO he Genuine
among which will bs found:
1000 tons pure Plume.
900 tons Government Peruvian Guano.
5000 tons Freuch's Improved Super
Phosphate Of Lime.
| 1000 tons Frcnch's pure Chemical Bone.
5000 bbls. French's PhiIad'a POudreite.
loco bbls French Improved Rosenda!c
Cement
The above standard articles each Of their kind TIE
h.,t in the WORLD! Our LaHd iidstsT, mdnuiar;uI'
from selected stone. il celebrated throughout the lL!O
Tor il : purity and strength.
ALSO 900 barrels Land Plaster.
5000 barrels casting Plaster
10000 barrels Hydraulic Cement
1900 barrels True Roman Cement
l,1UO barrels Portland iEngliShJ Cement
Dentists Plaster PoSdcged Anthracite Goal IN harrel,J
Powdered Btuminous Coal iin harrclsl- " hite sahi;
lin bar-rlsJ FRENCH. RICHARDS CO.,
Se0Ht Mills dHd FfrHers' Deppi
Cor. of Old York Road and CaliO~hl!i sts, fliiLA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
FROM Ii HARRISBURG.


Both branches of the Legislature
have agreed to adjourn Oh the lith
inst.
Mr. Wagonscller wrote that the
Water Bill, 10 which we referred last
week, is not printed, and all he wants
to know, is the will Of our people in
the matter. The vote of the Borough
is required to make it a law.
There is no probability of the re-
peal Of the Tonnage Tax. Mr.. Wa
gonSciler and Patterson both spoke
against it, and put themselves on the
record in favor Of Mr.. Chase's bill
to require the Penn'a Railway TO com
ply with its obligations and pay in
tcrest on its deferred payments, or
forfeit lis charter.
The Passenger Railway Bills in
Philad. continue to engross time. One
vetoed by the Governor was passed
over his head, in each House, by a
vote of four to one.
Notwithstanding powerful speech
from Reuben kcller-Buckalcw S sue
ccssor-the Senate passed bill abol-
ishing the Northern District of the
Supreme Court, at Sunbury, Cor rather
removing it to Harrisburg,) by vote
of - 20 /! If it pass the House,
We must go to Harrisburg for Supreme
Court Justice.
Mr.. Ho,tenstinc-at last-present-
cd several petitions agoina annexing
the upper end to Union County.
These petitions have been brought
forth with great labor, and as Mr.. Ii.
has delayed action until this time, the
measure probably goes over until ano-
thcr year.
An act relative to Shamokin Dam,
passed the House.
Senator Gregg read a Bill for a
Ferry at Union Furnace, Winfield.
The supplement to the Lewisburg
Building Association passed both
Houses.
The Governors veto of an appro.
priation to a Normal School in the
West part Of the State, was sustained.
House bill No. 495, to empOwer John
RausOm to erect sheer boom in Loyal
sock creek, passed the Senate finally on
she 23d inst and only requires the sigma
sare of the Governor to become law,
which i; will no doubt receive
Gov PACKER, as We learn from Harris
burg, had a sudden aud severe attack Of
congestion of the lungs on Thursday eve.
ming, week before last, and his death was
hourly expected for some time, but, we
are happy to hear, was out of all danger
Ut the last accounts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
The P,0Wshare through the Party.

The Division between the Packer
and the Buchanan wings Of the Nv
POSITION PARLY," is widening. The
Buchanan-pcnsioned tnion is defend
ing The late Oilicc-lIolders' Conycn.
tion, while the Packcr-'ed Sentinel is
clamoring for TIE real Convention OF
the unbought, unbiased members Of the
party, to be held on the 18th inst.
The names of hundreds of staunch old
Democrats, from all parts of the State,
have been sent to this call. 1t is as
serted that Senator Douglas is cngag-
cd iii this rebellion. He doubtless
wants to whip Buchanan in this State
buchanan own-as he did in bis
douglas own-Statc. 1t will be
found no easy task for Buchanan and
his Slavery allies to PROSTATE Packer,
pouglas, and all the Anti-Lccompton
Democrats Of Pennsylvania. 1t is vet
too early to calculate, but there are
those who predict that Packer will
beat Buchanan out of sight 1T is
none of our quarrel we had enough
OF that three years Wings, Re
publlcanS, Americans, and Anti Sla-
very Democrats, have only to stand
unlted-kecp out Of their frays-go
straight forward in their own way,
and reap the rewards.