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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
THE HAPPY NEW-YEAR
From Arthurs steps Toward, Heayep."

! From Arthur's steps Toward, Heaven"
! "Happy New Year, papa" The sitting
room doors were thrown open, and littl'
girl came bounding in. Her checks wer,
all a-glow-smiles played around her lip
her eyes were dancing with sunny light
"Happy New Year, dear papa" And thu
next moment, she was in her fathers lap
her small arms cliuging round his neck
aud her rosy mouth pressed to his.
"Happy New Year, my sweet one !"
responded Mr.. Edgar, as he clasped th'
child fondly to his heart. "May all youl
New Years be happy he added, in low
voice, and with prayer in his heart.
To her it was happy morning, and the
words that fell from her lips we're heart
echoes. But it was not SO to Mr.. Edgar
The cares of this world, and the deceitfu!
ncss of riches, had, like evil weeds, fount
a rank growth in his spirit; while goot
seeds of truth, which, in earlier life, had
sent forth their fresh green blades tha
lifted themselves in the bright, invigora
ting sunshine, gave now but feeble promie
for the harvest time.
Ellen loved DO place so well as her
fathers arms. When they we're folded
tightly around her, she Lad nothing mae
to desire; so she lay very still and sile,t,
while the thoughts Of her father wandeled
away from the loving child on his bossm
to his own unsatis6ed state Of mind.
"For years." he said within himsclf,'I
have been in earnest pursuit of the means
of happiness, yet happiness itself seems
every year to be still farther in tho Is.
tance There is something wrong. an
not be in the true path. My days ire
busy and restless, my nights burdend
with schemes that rarely do more thin
cheat my glowing fancy. What is he
meaning Of this 2"
And Mr.. Edgar fell into deep revey,
from which he was aroused by the voce
of his wife, as she laid her hand upon lis
shoulder.
"a happy New Year, aud many JOYFUL
returns she said in loving tones as He
pressed her lips to bis forehead.
He did not answer. The tenderly So
ken good wishes of his wife fell very grae-
fully, like refreshing dew upon bis hear
but he was distinctly conscious of not e-
ing happy. So far as worldly conditin
was concerned, Mr.. Edgar had no case
of mental depression. His business us
prosperous under careful management,
and every year he found himself better sf
"There is something wrong" Mr.. b.
gar's thoughts we're 81, running in o,e
direction. A startling truth seemed "a
denly to have been revealed to him, ali
be felt inclined to look at i. in all possi5h
aspects. "Why am l not happy3" Tha
vas urging the question home. But ths
n wer was no. given. |
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
llY SEWING IlAGGllN.ge


ht y NSS't' iiNb4 EAAsatfs.
"Ga ons' Dani soy SO! Which did you 2etS
one ef ne Lind % oi.n and sset'
Otcn II, or hiys ~ iI',g much did you pdyf
Does ii Q, ,o.t. a crank teadls' Say
In, Il sii'g,s man, and sonetg.at green,
Z,i! aae GJoH your sea!Hg nsactigl.'
sListen my boy! and hear about it
don't kpow what should do without it.
I've ha, one for many year,
Aud like it so we'll call it ''my DEAR"
'Tis the clsy-rest thing that ever seen,
Ihis wonderful family sewing machine.
"lt's none Of your angular, Eeartless things,
With steelshod peak. and cast-i-on wings;
Its work woEid bother hundred of bees,
And is worth a thousand-indeed i is;
Aud has a ray-you needn't stare
ofcomb;ug and braidins its own black hair!
..Mine is not one of those stupid affairs
That stand in the with wha, nots and chairs,
snd make that dismal, head-achy noise
Which all the comforts of sewing destroys;
No rigid c5utrivance Of lumber and steel,
But one with "a natural spriGs in the heel.
''Nine IS one OF the kind to love,
And wears 4 shawl, and s0ft kid glove;
Has the mrFrest eye and dainty foot,
nd sports the charmnsest gaiter boot,
And bonnet with feathers, and ribbons and loops,
With an ind, .nite number CT hoops.
.None ofyour patent machines for me,
Unless Dame Natures the TGtentee!
] ike the sort that can laugh and talk,
Aud take my arm Tor evening walk;
That will 20 81 haiever he owner may choose,
" nth the slightest lerceptJle turn Of the screws.
some that can Dance ani-possiby-n
Aud make pudding we'll a shirt
One that can sing without dropping stitch.
Aud play the housewife, lady aud witch
Ready to give tie sagest advice,
Or do up your collars and things 20 nice.
''What do you think Of my nachipes
Amt it thc best that you've seen:
'gisl't a clumsy, mechanical toy,
But flesh and blood Hear that, my boy
With Il turn for gossip, aid household Affairs,
u hich iucludc, yOu know. the sowing of tales!
"Tut, tut Don't talk. l See It all
You need Mt keep Wiuking so hard at the wall;
/ kEuw what your hdgety iumtugs n.eal'
Would you like, yourself, sewing naeline'
Wrll-get one, then-of the same design
There plenty left when got Iliae.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Discussion between Ladies.


ten controversy, begun by Mrs. NJ. J. C..
MASON, of King Georges Co, Virginia,
aud replied to by Mrs. LYDIA MARIA
/ CHILD, Of Massachusetts. 1t appears a,
length in the T. l. 7rijUne.I
ALTO, Va, Nov. IL, 1859.
MRs. MAsoN.-Do you read your Bible,
Mrs Child? If you do, read there, "Wo
unto you hypocri,es," and take to yourself
with two-fold damnation that terrible SEN
tence.
WAyLAND, Mass, Dee. II, 1859.
MRs. CuILn-I have no disposition to
rotor, upon you the ",wo-fold damnation'
to which you consign me. Ca ;be con-
trary, wish you well, both in this woili
ard the next.
Mrs. Mason.-You would sootLe With
sisterly and wOtherly care the hcary headed
murderer Of Harper's Ferry
Mrs. Child-As for John Brown, his
reputation may be safely trusted to the
impartial pen o. History.
Mrs. Mason.-Have you ever watched
the las, lingering illnoss of cousumptiVe,
10 sooihe, as far as in you lay, the ineyiia-
bic fate?
Mrs. Child.-It would be extremely
difficult to find any women in our villages
who does not sew for the poor, and watch
with the sirk, when occasion requires
Mrs. Mason.-Do you soften the pangs
of maternity in those around you BY Al!
the care and comfort you can give?
Mrs. Child-I have never known an
instance where the paugs Of maternity did
not meet with requisite assistance; aud
here at the North, after we have helped
the mothers, We do not sell the babies !.
Mrs. Mason.-Dii you ever sit up until
the "wee hours" to complete a dress for
motherless child, that she might appear on
Christmas day in new one, along with
her more fortunate companions .!
Mrs. Child.-We pay our domes.ies
generous wages, with which they can pu'-
chase as many Christmas gowus as they
please-s process far better for their char
ac.ers, IS well as our own, than to receive
their clothing as charity after being de-
prived of just payment for their labor.
Mrs. Mason.-We do these aud more
for cur servants, and why? Because We
eudeavor to DO our duty in that state Of
life it has pleased God to place US.
Mrs. Guild. i readily believe what you
state concerning the kindness of many Viz
ginia matrons Ii is creditable t. their
hearts; but, after all, the best that can
be done in that way is a poor equivalent
for the perpetual ,,rOHg done to the slaves,
aud the terrible HuJaiiics to which they
are always subject.
Mrs. Mason.-No Southerner ought, af-
ter your letter to Gov. Wise and to Brown,
to read line Of your composition, Or to
touch Magazine which bears your name
in its list of contributors
Mrs. Child have great satisfaction
in the consciousness Of having nothing to
lose in that quarter. Your letter to NE
and my reply will be published by hum
'dreds of Northern papers, while my reply
to you will not appear in any paper in
radical Slave State.
[Both ladies make copious Scripture
quotations, too extended to insert in our
columns. 1t will occur to others, as it
did to Us, that Mrs. Child has slightly the
best of the argument in temper AID in
matter
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

LIFE OF JOHN BRowN.-A Biography
of this remarkable man, is to be published
at once, for the Jeneft Of has family. The
author is James Redpatb, the English Ab-
olitiouist, SO prominent in Kansas annals,
an intimate personal friend of Capt. Brown,
and spirited and graphic writer. He is
probably better adapted for the task in sone
respects, than any other person in the
country. The work will contain an auto
biographical account of Capt. Brown's ear
ly life. 1t will be published by Thayer q
E7dridgs, Boston, Mtss, and will be an
elegant limo. volume Of 400 pages, with
engraVings, and will also contain a fine
steel portrait Of Brown. Already, 10000
copies are subscribed for. Its sale will
perhaps surpass that of "Uncls Toms
Cabin We understand that ths sub
fishers are in want of Agents to circulate
it in every section Of the country.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Chr Star aao Cbronicle.


rr.The following scathing criticism, BY
az Influential Democratic editor, of a main
point in the Presidents Message, is so true
that We give it this conspicuous place and
invite to it careful, general attention.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

SELECT CoMPANY.-We have frequent
ly heard the advantages of keeping pic
spoken Of, but the slang terms Of express
sion were hardly SO convincing as the ar
gumept which came to our ears few
days since, while passing through one Of
the by-ways of Lowell, inhabited chiefly
by the sons and daughters of the Emerald
Isle. A Few sty had been built for the
comfort and convenience of shcat, the
property of Bridget Malrooney; and
Bridget's neighbor, Ellen Flaherty, had
called to'inspect the premises, during the
of which We happened to be pass
ing. can illigint sty," said Ellen, en-
Enthusiastically, "and the fue shoate- ,chat
he'll be for ye rhe" Fatricl's
apoy - Lowell Courier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
The Big Virginia Scarecrow--
or, The uGase that wise baii,.
This is the house that Wise built.

This is the house that Wise built.
This is Old Brown, al, bleeding aud
torn, that lay in the house that Wise
built.
These are the men, all forlorn, that vor-
ried Old Brown all bleeding and toCr, as
be lay in the house that Wise built.
This is the COW with a crumpled horn,
that frightened the men all forloro. that
worried Old Brown all bleeding and torn,
as he lay in the house that Wise built.
These are the rumors every morn, that,
with the COW with crumpled horn, fright.
ened the men all foTloro, that worried Old
Brown all bleeding and torn, as he lay in
th house that Wise built.
This is the Union, shaven and shorn,
dissolved By the rumors every morn, that,
with the COW with crumpled horn, fright
ened the men all forlorn, that worried Old
Brown, all bleeding and torn, as he lay in
the house that Wise built Chicago
Journal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

Thu EXPORTS for the same period, (teu
months during the present year amour,
to SllS,005,227, of which 500, 3,270 GA
was in SPECIE AND BULLION ! the
balance being foreign merchandise and
domestic produce; of the latter, but $iS,-
c223, ,143 worth was exported
Ii will be seen that the balance of trade
AGAINST US, at the port Of New York
alone, amounts to Sl63, ,l3S,213 FOR THE
PAST TEN MONTHS!
How long is it possible for our country
to sustain this draught upon her pecuniary
resources, before she will be forced into
bankruptcy? Every week increases the
debt, and renders US less able to square
the account
Such is the effect Of the Free Trade poll
icy of the Democratic party! We sadly
need change.
ORDERS NOT TO Go.-"Fve got orders
positive orders-not to 60 THEREFOR
ders that dare not jisobey," said youth
who was being tempted to smoking and
gambling saloon.
"Come, don't be so ,romanisA-come
along like man." shouted the youths.
ono, can't break ORDERS" said John.
"Wbat special orders have you got?
Come show I'm to US if you car. Show
us your orders"
John took out a neat wallet from bis
pocket, and pulling out q neatly folded
paper, ais here" he said, unfolding tie
paper and showing the boys. They look
ed, and one of them read aloud
"Eater not into the path of the ,cicked
nun. Aroid IT.; pass not ty it; turn
from 1t, and pass array"
"Now," SAID John, "you see my orders
forbid me going with you. They are
Gods orders, and, by His help, l don't
mean to break them"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Where the E0ney Goes,

The importations at the port Of New
York, for the week ending With Friday,
amount to the sum of Sl,5l0,9S2. The
total Foreign IMPORTS at New York, for
the ten months Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
In less than two hours after Congress
assembled, the slavery question was sprung

assembled, the slavery question was sprung
in both Houses, in the Senate by Mr.. Ma
son of Virginia, and in the House BY Mr..
Clark of Missouri Even the Senate
Chaplain, Mr.. Gurley, hasteued to lpg
John Brown into his prayers, and de-
nouuce fanatics. The Republicans would
like to 60 to work at the national busi-
ness, aud keep at it till it is finished. The
South will nOnopolize nearly all Of the
session With its negro interests.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

Coop ADvIcE.-If the poorhouse has
any terror for you, never buy what you
don't need. Before you pay three cents
for jewsharp, see if You can't make just
as pleasant noise By wbistliug, for which
nature furnishes the machinery. And be-
fore you pay seven dollars for figured
vest, young man, find out whether your
lady love would not be just as glad to see
you in a plain ora, that cost half the
money. If she wouldn't, let her crack
her own walnuts, and buy her own clothes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

xN From the Harrisburg StIte Snfia' Anti Lecomrtou
organ Of Gov. P,cKER which supports jccgr DouGLAs
far lext PresiI-nL-sa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

STRANGE CoNvERsIoN.-Some time
ago, the eccentric Parson Brownlow didn't
see how it was possible for an Abolition
ist to get to Heaven. He even intimated,
indeed, he would rather be in a warmer
spot, with those of his own way of think
ing, than in Paradise with such fanatics.
But latterly he has been to hear Henry
Ward Beecher preach. He thinks he is
not bad-hearted man, after all, and his
Southern friends who get to Heaven need
not be surprised to fud Beecher there.
Exactly, Mr.. Browulow, more intimate
knowledge of Northern men would thin
your honest but cranky head Of many Of
its absurd prejudices.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

Mr.. Edgar read this letter twice, and
then handed it, without word, to bis wife.
"What is the meaning Of this? do
not understand it, Hiram" Mrs. Edgar
looked wonderingly into her husbands
face.
The story, towhich she listened eagerly,
was briefly told. When Mr.. Edgar had
finished, his wife arose, and, with tears of
love and sympathy in her eyes, crossed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK........sxr
CLEARED.

Bavaria Meier Hamburg Kunhardt Go City
n Msncbeter Moehoue Liverpool j. o. Dale Fulton, Wot'
ton Havoc n ew .York and lIavre Steamship Co: -
ips Ferguson (BrI McNahb, glasgow Maitland Pheps
Go Cultiystor Ru-se Liverpool Williams Guion Cairo
Wooster Rotterdam Funch Mcncks Time, Homer Bristol
BenDer Deeke 800. a., v..;, Mi.
Baks-Midde.ex Cox, philadelphia Ocean fsyoHse M1rrs
Gissoovy DOyae Co Lyra Thompson, Havana ItuJulo
R5,se Sylysn Shore Richmond Philadelphia, j. W. Mckee
May Gibbs, Trinidad, @. stephenson Co A., p,,
un,tsT Halifax d. r. Dewof; Louisa Chisholm, Halhax H.
c. A. Dewof; Anna Sims, Penheld' hio drande' Henry
Ieato :, - p..u..1 n T. Hatch. T.
wa isIns Golding Plymouth j. Benton Co MIA Ahyose
"a RoiivaT y Beck Co. Lsurs Gertrude, Campbell,
CbsIIeson: Margaret Ann, Wolfe St John n b. snnne
NJ r Pnr,on9hs Brkford Savannah Durham Dimon Sea
nd smith wilmington J. Smith Helen Long, Mobile, N H.
Brigham. q, p,1ou.. ,,s.,.,
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COURT OF APPEALS.
,,.,Io- ta,r, of thia Gnurt yuiTI cnufpi

September 25 -, - . =,
fbe D, Calendar made up and the Clerk by considerable
labor has ndexeo that much time will be saved to the pro
ff,icn mi ing the pc stiop Of their ca1Ses
The hole OF the ue1t term viii PROBABLY be taken up
by he ef,rIed causes and second appeals.
TIE following ia the standing rule In regard to preferred
cunse,:
Rule XIII According to existing laws, causes which
erred IKE their preference Ia the FOL owing ordsr Grim
a ac Gases Of Probate In hitch the appeal prevents
tie issuing # tiers ttsamentry OF OF general sdmintton
App-s 10 which the sole plaintiffs defendants are execu-
tors OF admin traitors; All other preferred cases.
Any party claiming preference must state In bis notice OF
argu the oppore patty aud h the Clerk and he must
tate the gro nd Of ,ui5 prefe to show 10 which
Of the sbo, classes the Gaze belongs
IL asirg the Calendar the CLERK viii place the preferred
AZ til head ~ order above prescribed preferred
cause bel pass without reservation, will take - place
on sub.t qleLt Calendars without preference.
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Arrived.

steam,hp Florida CroweI Savannah md'e aud pass 70
s. L. Mtchil Son, ,,,,.. IL. .,1 na., IA
Steamship Nashville Murray, ChaIies'on' Huso anu P~''
Spodord 1ilcstOn l. Co. -, 8, -. n ~ A., -.
aud pass TO H. Is. Cromwell Co. ,- A.. IT u
Steamship PstspscO VAIL Portland mdse and pass !" H. d.
Cromwell Co. "a, -, =. "a los
tass 10 Tbonpsons Nephew Aug 30 the Banks OF New
oundlspd saw French fishing bark Lonsa OF Oranyei sept
t 4G lon 81 8 IA a sudden squa loot ioboom aud foretop
galianmast Had light westerly winds the entire passage
sim lstraia Towar Liverpool days mdse and 159 pass
70 Wias Guion Sept lat Al g. Ion. S. spoke the brig
LOUISE hence steering f. wished TO be reported 9Th on sable
Island B6ik saw fishing schr Morning Star Of East Lyme, q
expected 10 leave in a few days for New Yort,
Ship Flying Eagle (of Boston) Bate. Sunderland Aug coal
10 Sept of Mortauk spoke chip Chase from Sou
deIand for Haven I2,h 40 ie. Of Siontauk. the
mast Of sehT also quantities. Of dhh ambeT
Ship Agnes lo Boston, Jones. Sunderland A days coal TO w.
H. W. Hssef Hal sv<efy RtoSs Wa sotite Ps'sN,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

YPAssTSG WORTHLESS CHECK.--A Duchess
County drover named John II. Pine obtained FROM viii
Pmsn, OF No AIS Washington Get two quarters Of beef
for check the Oriental Bank for 20 25, stating
that kepi account there II aerwsTd alleged he
bed In thar institution and that the checf
svinde Justice Kelly committed him for eysui latiOn
FoUEp DEAD.-One Henry Joyce was found lying
dead n the Of premises No IS Baxter by Officer
RoT3on Of the Sixth Ward. Information OF the fact
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chip New world tetcke,l. Ei't Liverpool Arg o. ua,'e
"a !. pa. 70 Corneh.: GTinnsn
SiPr. sIyan,er' M'sn' Liverpool Aug 20 md'e to Law
sr'n s. J.se c.es :ss Ia; sat 70 tsT9'sr
e McC rss .ee SEPT IN TIstirgs baik Irnii lsth
esperepceS 6s, gaze from N W. dOrug which sprung Tore
Rsrt Mari, BARTLETT tS Warren, Mel Gilchri. Month
s,en 90 ssy ,ssd 10 aer Had light winds mos: Othe pa,
sg %1 = T. % sSs win I'd c
Brig Lady ch;P%ss% Smith s5 Zones cSSse5 '''e' aug
Sal. TX Key S1' T. OPS se'b .a Il p BacE Co.
SetI yr I0 Hsrbsy dSrr .aos from w. lt
.ue day while at repairing damages oh Aoeon O'
scbr Princess. Lowell Boston days. mdse. to s. W. Lewis
schr L. B. COwperhwute Smastedl, Rogers, Baltimore
scbI r. c. A. Ward 70 m.ted Edward, Virginia days
schr Ellen Baker steelman Newbern NJ c., sdsy'. naval
schr lis Cook Washington N c. days naval stores to b.
schr Ship Carpenter FOuntsn Delaware City cod for Nor
schr D. Davidson, Ryder. yirgiu,,, wheat.
Schr. A. e. Edridge Conkline Virginia wood
schr. NJ. o: Prednore, PredpOre ytrhinii; wood
sehr GGln; PIsd1 pSI,i AIsssnd ad c0'
Schr Laura Weeks philadelphia coal
s scii VIM MO~br.y: RoSs.on, philadelphia, coal
schr Mary Taylor Wilson. Greet Egs Hsrbor
Scir. Panama, Keilnm, Virginia days potat,es
schr Charger Msnhannsn EzabchPo coal for Providence
sc hdsSs jones' st peSa . days .h 70
schr Lasnps Mitchell New H1ysn days 49,, c.,. Nav
Steamer Potomsks Eye, Ncw-BedsOrd dse and pass to
Steamer westchester Jones, Providence, mdse to lease
Steamer Bristol Allen Philadelphia md-e. to Lopez Kirk
Steamer Valley City Chapman, Derby Conn., rnd'e to D. c.
l. X, Miller.
BFLowTe ship 81, robert Peel L'Tnss' ,S% toGdCa
ed the Rhine Moore, from London
WIND-At sunset, from s. light
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NENTRAL RAD ROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
JSTn THE PENNSYLVANIA 100
lCOO ENTRAL RAILROAD lou
GREAT DOUsLE TRACK ROUTE.
The caps iy the RI Nd equal 70 IN the count
The GRE Il SHORT LINZ TO rds VEST

GREAT DOUSLE TRACK ROUTE.
The caps i'y Of the Road Is equal the country.
The GRE II SHORT LINE TO rds WEST.
Uhce No. Alto douss Of Veseyst
Fe Titles for the su PASSENGERS q and Gin
cunnii Cheng1 g Lois S. Paul Nashville. Memphis, New
oh End al Other tn Nrt North st. and South
wet ur'uTpa ed for speed coo,or by any route
THO Oh rslus the West leave New YORK foot OF Court
land.t) No rDirg Ca retS, Fv,ung Express pm.
Seepi and smok ng o. all the ;Tains
FsIe always low and the quick by any other
route
BY this route FIR tights Of all desc ptons be forwarded
and fr point che Raj Of Ohio Kentucky, nd4ns
Illinois, WIS crsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
hEtT TO any port the nsygable rivers Of che West by
iron Pishur.h
The s Of Fras to and rom point Of the Yves. by the
Penney euia Rat road at all times favorable charged
by other Railroad Con pnies Merchants aud smppers Unjust
iLG the transportation of their FeRh b this Company rely
with coLhderce on its speedy transit.
This tsnpsIy sso mantai.s Emgrant Accommodation
Lit by which parties emigrsng westward enjoy cheap aud
nioab- Of half the hrcass
Of fare. j. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No lAsor House
LEECH CO., Freight Agents,
No AstoT house and No South Will INST.
MCDONALD BISCH0FF Emigaat Agents,
- - No. Battery place.
FNoCH LEWIS, General supt, Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

DEATHS FROM AcCIDENTs.-Mr. Francis j. Wer-
nkep Who he'd II his crushed by jumping FROM the
kevI and Erie the NewsIsavenne crossing jersey
City night of the 3lt Of August died Thursday night
Of cl law Mr. jeweeT highly respect I'd by his
Quiraboet wife and four cbil ien to mourn his
Jsmes Maher an employee the oil factory Greene
and .trets fell into vat Ct hot lye died Of his injuries
Oh ThurSesy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

T,xyS yoR BuRGLARs,-TRe Ncrork Advertiser
ssys: -, p...,;u-;a,o no.,o.-o.,. .,:,
- dis CITY cane getting themselves into
.a;",s difficulty in Newton few days since. 1t ap-
psars that they were or polite tour and stopped at
s,e robbed and, sirguary ugh, suspicion fell on
r,y Democratic friends. Warrants we're issued and
but for the int rfer-nCe Of friend who knew th4m
tbev uoud undoubtedly have heen arrested. The next
time the D. Doersey of this vicinity wish to commuu-
cate 18th the Newton Democracy, they should send
vouchers with tier messengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

DEDIcATIoE.-The new M T.. Church situated in
Hudson City viii be dedicated TO Divine worship Tomorrow
The Rev. Lucas Of Jeey CITY win preach at l0l o'clock
m the Rev Poisa Of EeRYoTk p m, and the Rev. j.
c. Wnaer Of Hudson City at y p m.